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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-23

rNUV CHRISTIAN, a large, live family paper.
L ~ l full of stories and good reading. No
WI II sectariaLism, politics, pills, puts nor
L LIZ advertisements. Only 75c year. Send
10 cents for specimens before you forget 1t
Splendid Map Premium Agents wanted every
where. Big commissions paid II. L.. HASTINGS,
t3S Washn St., Boston, Cos Arch ST. Pha., Pa.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-23

actuxted by revenge in the theft OF the
pictures. Your lordship will be better
able to determine than am whether this
revenge was loyal attachment to the
palace of his master, the duke, and conse-
quent rage at the dispersion of its works
of art to foreign lands, or more strictly
: personal motive. lie made no effort here
TO sell the pictures as originals to dealers
or private individuals, and after quarrel
with some of his countrymen he disap-
peared. in company with another Italian.
Pursuit led me across the plains to the Pa
cific, where found the second Italian,
wandering musician, only to learn that he
had parted with Luigi Carnole six months
before, in the city of New Haven. In the
latter place he had lived in poverty and
bad health, and was able to follow his
steps to my present locality, where he
died. / return 10 England by the next
mail have the honor to subscribe my
self,
Your lordship's most humble and obe-
dent servant, 'ALGERNoN SMITH"
Mrs. Plat sat in her best parlor, her eyes
swollen with weeping, and the curtains
drawn to exclude the curious glances OF
Stoneport She held fast the hands OF her
son and Charlotte Eaton, and trembled at
the stroke of the clock. The young peo-
pie gazed at each other across the black
figure OF the mother, who was attired as if
for a funeral. Would Hiram briggs re-
lent, and give them more time? Was it
not probable that he would appear and
claim allP The young man could only
chafe at his own helplessness in the emer-
gency and inability to protect his own.
The sound of flying feet made them all
listen. Mrs. Bamber breathless and
without bonnet, rushed into the parlor
and cast leather purse down in Mrs.
Platt's lap.
''Oh, you needn't count it I've done
SO a dozen times already. Here's five
thousand dollars. and the house is saved"
Between laughter and tears she ex-
planned her unexpected wealth, and re-
stored it to the wife of her benefactor of
years ago. Then shadow crossed her
face, Just dimming its brightness for mo-
ment. Much could have been done to adj
vance the interests of Bambers Drops,
and place the remedy properly before an
enlightened public, with the aid of this
money. She plucked Charley's sleeve in
the midst of the thanks which overpowered
all coherent speech, and said TREMENDOUSLY.
You will not forget the Drops when
you receive your diploma, will you
Charley ?'
"Neither the Drops nor any debit re-
turned Charley, in an unsteady voice.
Then Mrs. Bamber. through mist Of
tears, saw Charlotte Eaton rise, tall and
proud, and take the purse from Mrs. Plat !;
Tor Hiram briggs stood on the Threshold.
Thus very humble little woman placed
her gift on the altar of the New Year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

The Norfolk Vlrgnian pays Richmond
compliment by representing as great diff
Guilty In the way of her growth the vast de-
posts of mud that are placed in her river by
every fresh. Notwithstanding which TACT,
the VIrgintan must see that she grows faster
than Norfolk. Norfolk Is venerable for the
cages" she has stood. and yet Richmond is
several times bigger" than she is. 1t must
be the mud, we suppose. james river mud
is very funcsiferouS, as has been proved BY
cases arising from drinking it along with the
water from the hydrant. They even per-
picked the faculty not little. 1t is needless
for the Norfolk Virginian TO essay to inspire
feeling of dependency here with regard
to the mud. Results are proof against It's
efforts. Would not Norfolk better try a
little mud? 1t has done admirably for
Rtchmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

aeli.ht 10 be out Of politics, IT Is SAID tnN.
movement is now being actively ehginee!,so
70 have Senator Howe resign ana go ON uhe
supreme bench and Mr.. Carpenter 70 OK
elected to the Senate in his place. lnls y
scarcely credited, although It comes ~, .som na
some Of Mr.. Carpenters own frienos: IneSe
is, however, no vacancy on the ouplene
bench. justices Clifford and S"ayne are
both ut the aye when they can retire Oh ,ui'
p,y, bat neither o! them seems disposed to
do So Justice Swaync contemplated retirine
some months ago. but subsequently con
clused not to do 40, and principally ior tut
| reason that be could not bring himself 70 sur
! rcnder the Establishments of washington
| official life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
me- COHEN BROTHERS

I-5 COhGN oho
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS tnot in
remnants) at 1876
They have also one of the largest assert ments Of
DRESS GOODS In the city.
DRESS GOODS at 8, 12H, 10, and 1sc. for the
WORSTED DEBEG ES-reduced from Sc.
All the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced In
price.
Their assortment of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, is the
largest and cheapest ever offered, being bought
at various auction sales.
Do not fail to see their BLACK ALPACAS and
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at 12Hc., at &c. reduced from
Soc, at csc. reduced from 40c.
Great bargairs in FRENCH PlQUES.
Also. FRENCH NAISSoOK and CAMBRlCs at
from 10 to Csc, usual value 35 TO 45c.;
SWISS MUSLINS and TARLATANS bought at
recent auction sales. See their prices.
FRENCH-wOyE CORsETS at Soc, at Tic. worth
Sl,ats2 selling generally for SITS, at IL. so
reduced from 1915.
The largest variety In HAMBURGER EDGlNG and
INSERTING ever offered.
Also, large stock of PARAsOLS,
COTTON TRIMMING In great variety at fully half
value; ..<.t.
Also, COVENTRY and GUlPURE TRIMMING
at considerably less than usual price.
RIBBONS In all widths aud shades;
SASH-RIBBONS from SOC. up. je5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
AMUHEHIENT1.

DY REQUEST OF MANY CITIZENS
u MISS RiDhNOUR, vocalist. will give another
concert nj Lrigh.Slrept Baptist church on L U 20
DAY EVENING the 22h instant. aSsisted ny MISS
Firzw!lson, pianist. and Mr. Garland: nulstD p
at Saunton. .,,u. ..,,,,,
They win be assisted by some excellent musical
ente rtainment one Of unusual attracliveness.
The concert will BIZ for NJ SIS Ridannur's beneht.
Performances will commence at S:3O O'CLOCK;
Admi sion, 25 cents; tickets 10 DC had a. az the
book stores and at the drugstores on Church Hill.
Ia %
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r,e North Carolina Tempest.

The " tempest" gotten up at the ume tut
.n,n,,c AIRLINE changed the railroad gauge
between Charlotte and Greensboro, 10 Nv.
So, On az TO make It uniform from Rscbtaonu
eli the way 70 the Gulf, was "put>up
as.;r North Carolina was not in 1t. IL was
little dodge engineered by interests aoso'
lntely hostile to North Csrolins commerce
7, was North Cardinals true interest 70
have no break of gauge between her roaes
end ,hose south aud west Of her. That was
nor interest. This will not be denied by any
,roct;ca, man who desires 10 have hts We
rac,,v unimpeached. Yet, the Legislature at
Raleigh was hurried into astoim OF passion
and without consideration passed a law
which the good lawyers Of the State, with
remarkable unanimi,y, are pronoxrcing un'
constitutional.
The Law was intended to force back The
gauge between Charlotte and Greensboro
10 four feet eight and half inches, and tc
compel the breaks on the southern and west
ern border of the State to raEain for an la
definite period as they were-- e., fastening
a great injury upon the State.
Well, the tempest is over The steam bss
escaped. There is a lulL The gauge OF TIT
North Carolina railroad has been changed
all the way to the seabesrd, and North Caro-
lima is absolutely deriving benefit from It
Everybody seems to acauiesce, and the ma
jority is grati6ed.
Thus we see how rings and their agent:
manufacture public opinion, as 1t were
UPON occasion. 1t was all the TerS OF ID
leserdemsin of lobbyists. The people ha'
nothing to do with it. There was. littl
excitement, too, 10 locality In this State
which If it had aoy interest in the case it va
in favor of the uniform gauge on the Atlant
line-,bat surprised us. What was the mat
ter over there We cannot now exactly under
stand.
But the tempest is over, aud now we hop
the true interests of North Carolina will b
better understood, and that they will no
again be disturbed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

SENATORIAL scHgAss.-sWashinglon, June
2o.--There seems TO De no question that ex.
Senator Zach. Chandler has determined to
make break for the seat of his late col.
league, Dir. Ferry. in the Senate, and that be
is to have the Federal patronage to help him
out. He finds that be cannot be happy away
from Washington, which seems to be the
trouble with all the politicians who mansge
one way or another 70 get into Congress. If
they Cannot secure reelection most of them
will take the smallest kind of IN Office, only
30 they don't have to leave this attractive
place. Mr.. Chandler wants the senalorshp
for the position and the patronage attached
to IL, and would perhaps willingly
spend fortune To come back to the seat
which was bis Ter eighteen years. A most
reparkaDle statement in regard 10 another
noted ex-senator il now foatius around.
At.sr u! 4s. Carr letters ps9Iesis.i2ss Q. his
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n,,lE,4;,A.THh.

Died. June 21st, at liza. NIGH ARLtE LEE,
ro,s,,ppst son of W. apd O. v. Heath; ~,
E,,m.s nj win take MACE from the residence or M
nnrppts TO. MORROW al II o'clock. Friends anu
relatives are Invited to atterd.
Died. June goth. at quarter 70 O'Clock, Jus afh
A. TUCK Err. iI The ELK y-firt y.ar on n,s aps
sethocisI church nj 3 o'clock TODAY. Frlenos
and acquaintances are invited to attend.
Died. on the 21st instant, MAR! D.. IMAM NAM
eaughier of James H. and Ann H. Mendy' aseu
six weeks.
A. tho sweet flower that scents the morn.
I,ut wi,hers In he rising day.
so lovely was THIS Infamtis dawn,
Yetsw,ftiy fed Its life away.
Her funeral will tske place from tfe TsaencS ~
her parents. NO. 1711 fehaoie s'lee' AnA'
MING at Az o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

MASS Meeting ON TIE MONEY QUESTION TO
BE HELD IN PHILADELPHIA - PRINCIPLES OF
THE MovEMESr.-Tne following is beng cir
culated 10 this city and State for signatures
by Messrs. William Brindle, of Lyeomine
county, D. G. Bush, OF Centre county, anG
Henry Carey Baird, of Philadelphia, com.
mittee:
To the People of Pennsylvania We, the
undersigned clJZens of PENNSYLVANIA, be-
lieving that the poverty ADD distress OF the
masses OF the people, the paralysis OF the
productive industries, and the proStration OF
all legitimate business throughout the coun.
try. are due, 10 main If not wholly. to the
present financial policy of the National Go
Yernmeut, which has brought about q con.
traction of over Que thousand millions OF
dollars Of the Government money and circu-
lating medium since September l, 1865.
We believe further that if this policy is
persisted in the result must inevitably be
the destruction of most of our industrial
enterprises and the transfer Of the wealth OF
the nation TO q steadily decreasing body
Of the people, to be followed by an absorb.
ton of political power by that body of the
people dangerous to the liberties of the
country.
We believe that the only remedy for the
existing difficulties Is to be found in the res.
toration TO the people Of the circulating me.
dunn of the Government destroyed since
1855, the making Of United States paper
money equally with gold full legal tender,
buying up the bonds payable in coin,
and calling in the redeemsble 500
bonds for payment in full legal-ten-
der or par United States notes, and allow
ing the holders at their pleasure to convert
such notes into bonds bearing interest not to
exceed 2!G5 per cent. per annum, or one ceat.
per day on each 800. Further, we believe
in the necessity for preventing an undue
contraction Of the money or circulating me-
dium of the country by making such bonds
payable TO the holders thereof ia lSwfal
money on demand; for presenting the bood-
ing principle in the proposed system Of Gov
ernmens money from being used and abused
as permanent source OF investment, aud bur
dening the nation With useless taxation to
pay interest on such bonds by providing tor
the calling In Of any OF the SAID bonds and
their payment in lawful motley at the plea
sure Of theGorerDmeut.
The citizens of Pennsylvania, Of all par
ties, societies, and organizations Favorable to
the foregoing principles Of public policy on
The money question, are cordially Invited to
meet with the undersigned in mass1neeting
In in philadelphia, on -, forthe pur-
pose OF bringing tue subject more promi-
nently before the peopleef this State.
Prominent citizens Of Oh parties, from all
portions OF ourcountry, who coincide with
us in opinion on this subject. will be invited
to be present and address the meeting.
The meeting to which reference is msds In
the circular will be held early in July ia q
central locality 10 this city. These who are
active in the movement declare that it is no
third party" enterprise, but one which
they think will appeal to the whole people
without distinction o: political creed.-PhiI.
adetph.a Inquirer, June l9th.
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- ELECT EXCURSION

THURSDAY, july /, 1875,
ria Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
ROAD and Potomac river.
Round trip only So. Last opportunity of visiting
the capital this season or the small sum of ~.
Secure your tickets early. The train Will leave
the head Of Broad street on THURSDAY morning,
July 1st, at quarter before O'Clock.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: T. L. Court
pey, William p. Gretter, William II. Cardozo, X.
S. Denny.
tickets for sale at George Sch9n's, Eleventh and
Main; II. &. WyatL's music-stOre; william ii.
Cardozn's, Fourteenth and Main: H. e.. Forst-
mann's drugsto c. 7O3 vest Main; Weisiger's drug
store, Manchester; and by the COMMITTEE.
kxcursionists can br landed at Mount Vernon on
the way up To Washington by the paymen, II 10
ce nia tXtra. u Y St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

One of the lions Of the day in Boston du.
ring her Bunker Hill festivities was General
Fi,zhugh Lee, Of Virginia. son OF Robert
Edward Lee. Young Lee'sspeech was well
turned Cincinnati Commercial.
He is the nephew OF General LEE, son of
Captain LEE formerly of the United States
navy, aud grandson Of Lighthouse HARRY
of revolutionary fame, aud whose words the
grandson quoted at Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

COMIQUE, corner of Ninth
L and Broad streets, Richmond, Va, closes sea-
son of twelve months SATURDAY. June 2Sth,
TS7B. During the aforementioned period the
proprie,or-n w. PUTSAM-of this harmless ana
amusicg place OF resort has paid to The safe ana
city, In the shape OF taxes the sum OF p W 90
ahd To III. United States 400. 1e ZI.ll"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

A citizen of Portlsna, Me-, has valuable
relic in tue shape of ring once worn by the
wife Of President Madis,u. 1t Is of very
heavy gold, with blood store, ub der which
IL . lille braid OF hair from the beads Of
iFsasss!:S .2u and J1ck.en. '@A
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EXCURSIONS.
CT. JOHNS SUNDAY-SCHOO PICNIC
TO THE
SHADES OF SHIRLEY.

ST.. johns SUNDAY school have the pleasure Of an
nouncing that. having chartered the comuodlou
steam r CoCKADE CITY. they will leave the whnr
AT Rockets on The morning Of TUESDAY. 29tf
Instant a haf-past O'Clock for trip down th
river 10 Shirley.
The sale of tickets Is limited to such number
will insure comfort with pleasure
Tickets for ale at Woohbousc & Parham's DooK
stone and at the drugstOres Of a. A. Scott and A
". Noting, OF Of any teacher of the school. l.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

ME- COD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST,
PUREsT. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony of our physicians VINO
prescribe It. and of patients who have taken IT, that
1t is more acceptable to the stomach ana more
easily assimilated than any other oil.
A fresh supply just received direct rom new
sound,and. MEADE q BAKER,
1Is. Importing Pharmacists,
fe1o 1908. 919 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

(tORNS, GUNiONS, d SEASED NAILS,
~ &c.-Hon John KERR. late judge Of routh
Carolina certi6es 1.-THE instantaneous relief afYorr-
Cd me from very great pin oy DR.. SCH I'LL q was
almost miraculous &c. II submitted TO Dr.
SCHULTZ, by trropar attention many years, OF
suffering and Inconvenience may be prevented.
The DOCTOR is daily 10 attendance at 72o Main
VISITING CARDS, soc. 80 III for 90, at
! ks5 bAofAT uP42lNYtaG-is9SsAs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
DAWLEY SPRINGS,

DAWLEY SPRINGS,
NEAR HARRIsoNBUR6, VA
viii be open on the LIST day OF June next uhaef 's
management Of Major G. b. LUCK.
Circulars can be obtained Of Coleman 's'
Baltimore, Md. Wilkinson q Wi.hers, Richhi''''
Va; or Of Major c. B. Luck, OF Tue sp'''"
Hotel, Harrisonbu.g, Va. A. b. ihi"h'
tel6-3Ot President Board Of Directors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

NJ NEW CASsINERES, DRILLS,
DUCKS, &C., FOR SUMMfiR.-T. z. PRICE Il co.
are opening daily CASSl n ..kES Tor sumner
lNGS, DKAPE lie ETE to- Ren'lemen; sOChS,
SHIRT, TIES. &C. Stock kent full and compie'e
through entire season, and gooo' sold az faf value
all the time. Je D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
10! FOR PIC-NICS

10! FOR PIC-NlCS
Ill AND EXCURSIONS.
The A No. l steam-yicht Ed II, Canaan
MONTGOMERY. has just been fitted up in t'eganf
slyle Il no can be chartered f II Pi.ekIGS, XCUR'
SlOAS and PLEASURE PARTIES on very rta-
sonabIe terms by the trip or day. Apply 10 the
captain, at Rockets, or 10
CURTIS & PARKER,
ie17-1w No. 10 Eighteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

~COHEN BROTHERS MAKE REAL
LACEs great speciality. Their stock is the largest
ever kept in this city. They are selling VALEN-
CIENNEs and APPLIQUE at about halr their
value. Also, GUIpURE for less than they were
ever known. A large stock Of ITALIAN, YAK,
md cOJoRED LACsS je5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
COMMENCEMENrS.

RICHMOND. FRgD'G AND POTOMAC X. X. Co.,1
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND, June 81, 1875.
ANDOLPH- MACON; COLLEGE COM
II, MENCt MENTJ XERCISES.-t'n WEDSES-
DAY and THURSDAY, Esd and Gath insrants, 4
SPECIAL TRAIN will be run be,wctn kichm"nn
aud Ashland, leaving Broad-Street ststion AT $3.50
4. NJ; returning, leave Ashland after close OF tx
erci.es, reaching Richmond about IL. midnight
Tickets, 81 for round trip. {. A: TAYLOR,
lie 2Z-3t General cket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

Ne SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
our st, ok ofLADIr s. and MlsStS HOSE: PLA \.
tMBROIDkD and LACE HAhDkERCHi-F rs,
all shades: TWO-BUrTUN KID CLONES Zoe.
BrLTs, COLLARS and CUFFS; NJ Ck-hU
FLIHGS; SCARFS in an endless variety, and
plenty OIL other goods at great sacTihce. Ut e..
s1CLE Broth RS 429 Broad street.
lie 10 Dutween Fourth and Fifth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
RESTAURAN rs.

q REEN TURTLE SOUP AND @,
~ STEAkS will be served ut CAL. GHHA2&S
LAG6N'S AMERICAN ktsTaIi-
RANT. corner twelfth aud Main
streets. TODAY. Epfcures specially invited, AID
families Supplied. lie 22.ius
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

nOWLING ROPE-WALK.-The under
~ signed would respectfully announce that he
= now prepared TO maDutacture. ut ms rope.Waik,
street between Iwen,y.nlnth and THIRTEEN
reefs, SASH-CORIS, TWlNE, FAChISG-
YARN, ETC., and soIeis the patronage OF all who
NAV want such articles. All ORDERS LETT at the omce
OF L. A. j.. Clapt0n, $50, Eleventh street near
Main, Will receive prompt attention: ,,,,, 49,, 81
-. J0sEPH BOWLING.
Referring to the above sdrertstTen t 1t gives noe
pleasure TO stale that when nv father conducted
ia re- ps m tking business in this city Sir. jostPH
/ owLiSg was enc OF his. oesL saa. niost ~ liable
woTbD,en. W.. LlAA =; = S, sMsn e.
aivnAo.,,c, alsr-.,, l5,.s.;e. ts.ss sssdsHs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

Ne NEW GOODS
FOR JUNE AND JULY.
T. r. PRICE & co are again 10 market, and
openipg daily by steamer and express
BLA X IRON dNEkADIS-S,
BLACK MEXICAN GRnN DIMES,
BLACK TAFf SILKS, very CHI. ap;
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, very cheap;
ELsGANr BORDtRkD ORGASDlrS,
LAWNS and JACON ETS,
PLAID ana PLAIN POhGEES,
POLOHAlS.. HAMBURGHS.
STRIPED SILhS, THINNING SILKS,
LADIES' Ktu-GLOVrS. CORSkIS.
GaUZE SHIRTS for gentlemen and ladies,
GaUZE SHIRTS for boys anu girls.
FANCY PEnCALkS ano CAMBRlCS, 4ZHc.
je5
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,WEETCHALYREATE SPRINGS, AL.

CWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, Al
y LEGHANY COUNTY, Va. NINE Ai HI
FROM ALLKGHAHf STApiG,HS;y H ~ iT he
u rider signed for several years connected WIN inc
official manasement of the aoove.named spfHs 81
the W,rm Sprinrs, Bath county, Vs.. would re-
spectfuily announce to his friends and the SPRINGS
going public that he has leased these CELEBaAIED
ToyIC spRINGs-ihe best IN the mountains Bolh
r0s 1RIyKINC AND BATHISG-and will open them
on the FIkSr o. JUNE 1875. for the reception
of visitors MS frsf-cIsss tn all departments. ne
estabiishment having been overhauied aud put IN
GOOD ORDER he hopes tn receive share OF the pup
tic patronage. For pamphlets and circulars, IL
auirs Of Messrs. PURCELL, l.ApD Co, hich
Inond; COLEMAN. RODGERS Co., Ba!tlmofe' u
OF The undersigned al thu -prinys.
INV 22.1m r. T. WILKINSON, ProErietol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

General GRANT took it out in visiting the
centennial grounds, Philadelphia. That was
centennial enough for him.
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THE ATTENTION OF THE FROPRI.
kToKs of the s. ,cral Virginia sprlRgs. Wa.
.erng Paets and Hotels is sasS e ny ife ass
pI's TEn ,;oOIJs' and COTLERY, suitable for
their use with an expsrie Ge of ten years catering
10 their wants am satisiea nat cans give sa,is-
teri ooiers. and Ica-Pl lchprs, always on hand.
Also irili line of Chra and Granite Sbamber set5,
in Srenf rarfety = ia Els ". e. BSUN,
", 80 AGO. Aaia sueet, Richmond, ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

M DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some Of our
best dentists q CAkBOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
CAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as
complete diSinfectdnt 10 the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth, and Is very pleasant to the smell and
TASTE Sold in bottles so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
70 IN 019 Main street
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.

DICHMOND COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Tuesday, 22d-Celebratlon of Mu Sigma Rho So
ciety.
Wednesday, 23d-Cclebration of Philologian So
ci.ty.
Thursday. 24th-Commercement proper.
An thrsc exercises will be held IN the College
chapel al 81 +. NJ.
The nubllc are respectfully invited to attend.
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