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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

WHERE THE CONVENTION MEETS. The
Democratic National Convention, which as
sernbles in st. Louis on Tuesday next, is to
meet in the grand hall OF the Merchants EN-,
change building, which has capacity for seat
ing fully five thousand persons. The Mer-
chants Exchange has but recently been
completed, and is one OF the handsomest
buildings especially designed for CONNER
cial purposes In the country. There are
four different entrances to the building, and
in addition to the grand stairway which as
cends in the centre there are two flights OF
stairs from separate entrances on Third
street. The hall itself extends the entire
length of the building and is half its width.
The ceiling is lofty and beautifully and ap-
propriately frescocd. The light is superb.
All Of the arrangements for the accommoda-
ton of the press will be as near perfect as
possible. Fifteen of the principal cities In
the country are connected by wires, when
lead to an operating-room in the rear OF the
rostrum, while pneumatic tubes connect the
hall with the main Office OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company. The arrange
ments OF the seats for delegates and spccta..
tors will not be completed before the last OF
the week, and the decorations OF the hall not
before Monday next.
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,sPECr.Alb NoTICEs.
ATcosTi At CosT, AT COST.
FOR sIxTY DAYS ONLY.
The chance to get GREAT BARGAINS and the
p ! -. " WILLIAM THALHIsfER's,
go1 BROAD STREET.

As intend to enlarge my store by the LIST Of Ju1y
will offer nv entire stock Of DRY GOODS, NO
TIONs. &C. AT COST Goods win and must be
sod chem 10 reduce stock Give me an early CALL
A large lot of DRESS GOODS at 25 aud 3Oc.-rc-
duced from 40 and 50c.;
A large lot of DRESS GOODS at 16ac.-reduced
from rs and Soc;
A large lot Of DRESS GOODS at 12Sc-reduccd
from 20c.;
BLACK ALPACAs and other BLACK GOODS re-
duced from 10 10 soc. per yard;
BLACK GRENADINES at 10c.-reduced from
16c.;
RACK GRENADINES at 25 and 30c.-reduced
from 40 and Soc;
25 pieces PIQUES at 10c.-reduced from 2Oc.;
40 pieces LACE and SATIN-STRIPED MuSLINS
at 16c.-reduccdf from % and 35c.;
BLEACHED, BROWN, and TURKEY-RED Ia
BLELINENS reduced from 10 to soc. yard ;
25 dozen GERMAN LINEN TOWELS at 3oc.-re-
duced from Soc;
$50 pieces BROWN and BLEAcHED COTTON at
S, 6, 6, aud 1Oc.;
500 pieces BEST PRINTS ut exc.
NV entire stock Of LINEN and wooLLEN GOODS
for men and boys wear mt COST; some great par
1850 6ts yards sf Hest LAWNS at sc-rcduced from
lZi.C. IlcSC arc fCTS CHEAP SOo'e'
PARASOLS, PARASOLS-Great bargains In them.
zoo pieces SASH RIBBONS at Is, 20, %, 35, so,
and 75c. These are the cheapest In the CITY,.
500 dozen LADIES' WHITE and COLORED Kid
GLOVES at 5Oc., 75c, and STA full and cheap
line.
I would call attention to my line of GENTLE,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, such as WHITE
SHIRTS. GAUZE and MERINO UNDERSTANDS.
HOSE. GLOVES. HAEDKERCHIEFS. BOWS and
TIES LINEN COLLARS, and lots of other goods,
which will pay you tn give me call before purchas-
ing elsewhere Don't forget the place. At
&c WILLIAM THALHIMER'S.
Ieoa COL Broad street.
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RRIGhDIER-G ENERAL HAYES IN TEARS
Az Ep1ToR's TALK WITH THE WARRIOR DU-
RING THE WAR-.Gcncral Hayes. we hear, Is
AN old acquaintance o. ours. When he was
taken prisoner during the battle OF Chancel-
louisville, on land of which we are part
owner, he was sent with the rest to Quincy
station. We happened to be near "Gul-
news" when Stonewall Jackson was
brought to the house in which he died, and
the officer in charge Of the prisoners asked
us to be introduced to General Hayes"
who seemed to be dreadfully depressed and
mortified at his capture-broke down en-
tirelv sometimes, and, in fact, shed tears.
Accordingly we were presented, and had
considerable talk with him and his staff in
his tent, which may have served to divert
his mind from the sorrowful personal situa-
ton. OF course we could not offer him
1.-THE Inequalities Of the OCCASION" The
hostilities OF the occasion was all that poor
bombarded Fredericksburg, itself in ruins,
could afford. We tried to talk on general
TOPICS" and partook Of reasonable refresh
mcntS presented. Whether he did so we
can't remember.
Our recollection of the impression he
made is that he was Il very moderate, COM
monpacc man, and we expressed surprise
that he was general We heard after
wards that he was only acting brigadier.
He is acting candidate now, but will be de-
feacd, il not captured again, in November.
FredericESburg NctrS.
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The Newark Advertiser says that it has
the highest authority for stating that Senator
Theodore +. Randolph is not, and has not
been, candidate for the ricc-prcsidcncy on
the Democratic ticket, nor has he sought to
influence single delegate III or out OF New
jersey for himself for any national office.
1t is said that Hayes had three horses shot
under him during the war, and some think
he was miraculoISly preserved. He is not
the only soldier that came through the war
all right to he slaughtered ut homc.- Chicago
Times (h,dcpendenO.
The Terrc Haute Indiana) Express,
a stron. Republican paper, refuses to sup
port Governor Hayes for the presidency
because he is committed to the hard-money
financial policy.
An enthusiastic Republican ratification
meeting was held in San Francisco Oh we'd
nesday night. A resolution was adopted
inviting Mr.. Blaine to visit California during
the coming campaign.
Snowden. of the Alexandria Gazette,
states that Governor Walker has gone to st.
Louis sat the suggestion OF number OF
the members Of the House."
Mr.. Morton, now that he has been de-
fcated at Cincinnati, threatens to make
trouble for his party once more by blossom
ing out as SOft-money man.
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spEe,1AIr NOTICES
n1a- ANOTHER GREAT OPENING OF
GOODS Ar COHEN BROTHERS..
rHr GREATEST r,, sAc iiIi7I EVER KNOWN.

4 & r 4 8-- 10 3 Il y
COHEN BROTHERS take pleasure In informing
their friends and the public in general that they have
just completed purchase Of over twenty tllousand
d0ar oF 81 New Fork tns has Just
cunbe!laa prey TO the hard times M
and among them some OF the most elegant ever offer
Win be on exhihltlon and offered for sale MON
DAY, June 26th.
$500 yards BLACK, GRENADINE, which they
have been enabled to reduce from 81 to 1Sc.; mt
zoe, market value being 4Oc.; at 33c. generally
cES MI SHSi, GRENADINES ut S6c cheap a;
MEXICAN MESH, the handsomest ever offered In
this city; at ese;, formerly seId It slSo;
Dimes at Coo, market value being $3.50; n,
Ri sSssii sP s19 at soc formerly
so pieces pt BLACK, FANCY, ana SOLID CoLoRED
SILK dt less price than ever known before;
SS yrEass sIER FEkbs Il
An extremely large stock of ALPACA, LUSTRES,
POPLINs, and other materials IN plaids stripes,
and solid colors reduced from 30 to l6ac.; from
Their sioek S Of w f9 GOODS received with the
P1oUEs at l2&c.-the same goods they heretofore
FRENCH PiouEs at 1sc, formerly sold at 4oc. at
NA1 X sSs; STRIPED MUSLIN at 1ssc.-thc same
LACE FSL tsfE fG ana Isf Sis the
finest imported, at 164c. Some of these goods
are valued Mt 6bc. yard. Z.
Full yard-wide INDIA TWILL at 22c., costing over
Also SWfSSES. ORGANIZES, and TARLATANS;
$50 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS Mt 4 great sacrifice;
$50 pieces of HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY, III
beautiful designs, at fully one half their general
price; .
their former price-some of them the hand
soonest ever offered;
IS dozen LADIES' Isle GAUNTLETS at Csc,
generally sold at from so to 65c.:
40 pieces NAVY BLUE FOULARD SU1T1NG at
Ike. generally sold ut 40c.:
large lot of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
SACQUES: !.
1874 dozen LADIES' WHITE and MOURNING
HANDKERCH IEFS regardless of value;
Besides hundreds Of other GOODS. je24
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n1,z- THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS

ME- THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS
now TO be sold at sYCLE BROTHERS for the next
thirty days. Don't fail to call and look at their 4oc
BLACK ALPACA, sold everywhere at Doc For Doc.
they will sell you regular 75c. MOHA1R LUIS
TIRE: s7kc. will buy the best MOHAIR In the mar
kct. Call at once and supply yourself
600 pieces summer DRESS GOODS much below
cost-price to close out the whole stock.
BLACK GRENADINES marked down thirty per
cent;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than ever
Great bargains in CASSIMERES, COATINGS, and
LINENS for mems and boys clothes
Our stock of HOSIERY IS marked down to cost
price, We have CHEAPER GOODS than any ever
offered in this market before.
1000 pair KIDS much below cost;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's UNDERWEAR ut a great
sacrifice;
700 dozen PLAIN and IIEMST1TC11ED HAND
KERCHlEFS at and below cost:
Bargains in CORSETS, BELTS, JEWELRY,
FANSand CHAINS, SILK and LACE SCARFS.
CUFFS and COLLARS, and thousands of other
useful and cheap articles.
The cheapest LACE CURTAINS In the city,
We want 10 close ont the entire stock regardless to
value cost.
QUILTS. QUILTS, QUILTS, TABLE and PIANO
COVERS. at lower prices than ever.
The remainder of our stock OF PARASOLS VIII be
soltlat one third of its cost.
A very large stock of DOMESTIC GOODS rctaied
at market prices:
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLOTHS and MAT
TINGS much below usual price.
Don't fail 10 call at once and all the bargains
You can get.
This Is the time for you. Don't miss this chance;
YOU will never have another one like It,
Five thousand dollars worth of HAMBuRGH
EMBROIDERY much below importers price at
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets
WE CLOSE AT p. NJ. 1eE4
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Ne l-eA1m
rrHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
j. FORT MONROE
(orp POINT CoMSoRT, VA'

This delightful summer resort, commands ass, csas,; ~
ter-vieW not excelled on the Alsn. n,s sss "
nished with all modern tmproYeinan"eSe rs dos,
electric esl.s az conn i've sa
+ now open for the reception Of gass, iel s,sat
iner season. Wisrf one hundred yayass .sM. arsr
which fifteen to twenty steainers touy Ing Sih =
poluts OF the country. Snperioc beach i 2,y BEB
shc tocr-steps. Coed from MAY gnin w
Unusual Facilities for boating and asnIs, secs,
hs TO ioSation. Special terms TO parties va
month or longer. II putEGps
Address :, - PI0Hisse
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A FILTHY MISUNDERSTANDING AXtcil, OF
New Mexico, who made such bitter
speech against the Chinese in the Cincin-
natl Convention. and took high moral
ground ms to their "pagan and filthy
habits" is charged by the New Mexican
journals with being Mormon and an earn
est advocate of the proposed settlement OF
Mormons in that Territory. 1t docs not
appear how Axtell voted on the anti-polyS-
amy clause of the Republican platform. He
should be investigated as well as the "pa-
rans. -COapier-J Journal.
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JIM BLAINE, OF MAINE.-Thc following
dispatch was read to the Maine Republican
Convention Thursday:
WASHINGTON. p. c., June %, 1876.
10 the President Of the Republican Conucn-
ton, Bangor, Me-:
If my health had permitted. would have
been with you to-day. Accept my conSrat-
ulations on the brilliant promise OF great
national victory for the Republican party.
Every effort must he made to give Governor
Conner a magnificent old-fashloned majority
in September. Maine must lead the way 1or
the triumphant election OF Hayes and vince
Ter. y. u. DLAlNE'
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DEATHS.

Died. suddenly, Of dropsy of the heart, at his resi-
dcncc. In this city, yesterday, 23d Instant MIR.
WILLIAM MURRAY, in the siXty-sccond year of
his age.
His funeral will take place from Leigh-Strcet Bap-
tist church ut 1 O'Clock TOMORROW Sunday
AFTERNOON. Friends and acquaintance OF the
family are invited to attend.
Died, at "Mondawmier near williamsburg. Va,
on the 18th instant, of clOlera-infantuni, FRANCIS
MACAULAT, infant son Of Robert \. and Mamie
NJ. Bright; aged eight months and three days.
Died, June 23d, at half-l,ast 4, Of cyanoss, LULU
SEABROOk, infant daughter of John 5. and Mary
V. Green.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY ut half-past
O'Clock from the residence of her grandparents,
corner of Thirtieth and Nj streets.
Died, of choera-nfantun. at 2 O'Clock, ELMAR
DE MOLAi, infant son of james T.. and Matte d..
Vaughan aged two months and ten DAYS
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents, No. 124 Twentieth and Grace streets,
at 10 O'Clock SATURDAY MORNING. Friends Of
the family arc respectfully invited to attend
Died, in this city, on the 23d instant of typhoid
fever, MIR. ZACC1EUS i. SMITH, In the hity-hitll
year of his age. .
lie leaves u wife and three children to mourn his
loss. .
Ills funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON at
S O'Clock from Union Station (Mcthodist) church,
corner Twenty-fUurth and streets. Friends ana
acuuaintances of the family are invited to attend
Lynchburg papers and Petersburg lnde1 please
copy.
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HOUSEKEEPING.

HOUSE-MOVING.- fail to see T.
IL j. REAMY, No. 10 Fifteenth street the only
practical HORSEPOWER and RAISER In the city.
With my patent mover guarantee economy and dis
patch Buildings moved with chimneys, without dis
turbing tenant. Safes, Boilers, Engines and other
heavy bodies moved with care. Also, nay cash for
buildings TO be moved In the city. References:
Messrs. w. 4. King, Main street; Captain Tyler,
Rockctls George A. Hundey, Broad street.
my 20sam . -
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THIS WATERlSG-PLhCE,
situated IN the mountains OF Virginia, AT an -.
zion of 900 feet above the level OF The Sea- o1et
both iuyaljds and plcasureseckeI rare coihp'i'l
of attractions IN the variety ana cScch,hcs, ~
mineral waters, the healthy and delightful h'o s ,h
the climate, and The unriyalled maSnilceie' VI
surrounding scenery. -. 5;s,,, A
The mineral springs include the three u,s ,Ia
classes of alum. clial beate. and hcanps. In r,
water Is shown by actual analysis 10 u iuli!
TO that of the Rockbridgc Alum. The chsi! pea a.
healing waters are OF very superior eNcciiense ali
pie experience In the use Of these waters b,r
established their great curative propcTue>.
made many wonderful cures. and are moo. ailu
atlaptcd 10 the treatment OF dyspepsia n,si ,,,,
constitution, scrofula, erySiSliS, cnlsiieut AZ
neuralgia, rheunIatlSin, diseases OF . 81 The f;u,l,
snx and general debility. There are IL" nl ,i
chronic disease that would not eitiTi ~ ns
cured nr greatly benefited By their uuislone
PLUNGE. or SHOW R-BhrlilNS IN Tue A'''''
water. , l., ,b, hottest xss-
Their and the climate Is saluprious spI riaft's kno
THE scenery is truly magniicent, E,it,.St mo,IH.
a44S feet above the water-lcvel ne he,si and mol
| tain In Virginia, Is Ia fun view OF 'pe 80,
more than three miles from II. 49,, ,,.y will COO.
Good music. croquet, aud Do" Snsi,I,.. horSs
tri butc to the amusement OF :uesIs. A~'t
hacks, and sprins-wagons for hlrg. :, rytsble tx
Hotel accommodations good ana cun' a., KIN "
whole will be opened for visitors Oh WIZ
JUNE. .,o. ,.r month Z
Board: Per day, 81: per week w ,i ~, year II
thirty DAYS, $50. Children updfr eic'''
and servants half price -, ~ wafer. certidcstd
For circulars with analysis Oh Ma' - ,n,ly 10 TX
cure, &c. write to the prcprictors' " Spp'
Dispatch Office, Richmond . NJ BURRrSS,
Proprietor
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AI@ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH mayo street near Broad, Rev. w. C.
sCHAEFFER pastor).-Communion of the Lords
Supper and confirmation SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. An
niversary services on SUNDAY NIGHT ut S:l5
O'Clock. Seats free. All welcome.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HO!FOR CURL'S NECK.
TRINITY LODGE. NO. 81.
ORDER OF GOOD TEMl'LAhS
AM lISEM ENTS.

TRINITY LODGE. No. 81.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS
will give their first grand
EXCURSION AND BASKET PICNIC
TO CURLS NECK,
leaving the New York steamship landing, al ROCK
cts, on
TUESDAY, JUNE II, at y! O'Clock A. NJ. sharp.
Having chartered the fine barge. Green Bush ana
fast tug o. 4. Arnold they will give their first cX-
,Irsion down the river. returning late III the eve
uin" so all may enjoy pleasant ride.
Pie rnmmittcc will do all in their power to afford
pleasant day to those who accompany thcm as inc
drawing hall and lawn ut Curtis Neck have been ten
tlrrcd To the order for that day.
Voclkcr's full string and brass band will be on
hand to cnlivcn the occasion.
4 match-gamc of baseball will he played by
pickcd mines of Richmond anu Trinity Lodges.
other temperance organizations arc requested To
participate with us.
Refreshments can bc had on board the boat and
grounds at city prices.
Tickets, soc: children, zoe.
Committee of Arrangements: j. NJ lllesimrry' Il;
T. Christian, J. L. Riddlck, +. V. byerIy, ana
Thomas Mclaughlin. ,c a.,
Tickets can he procured from any member Of the
order and at the wharf ON the morning oi inc rN-
CurSion. !c
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NTOUNTAIN-TOP,
WILL OPEN JUNE 1Gru.

JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
~ ROCkBRIIBiE COUNT.
EIGHT MILES FROM GOSHEN DEPOT AM
FIVE MILES FROM MILLBORO' DEPOT,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY MAII.S-TELEGRAPH OffItt
AT THE HOTEL.
The proprietor Of this popular SUMMER III
SORT, encouraged by the great success OF last ~
SON. has during the winter added To The already c"
plcte arrangements. until now the accommodates
offered the public are far superior Ia any other wa
tcrng-p place Ia the celebrated mountains Of The ~
Dominion.
The GRAND HOTEL. BROOK HOUSE, and N
COTTAGES will be open fer the reception oi VIII
ors on the 10TH OF JUNE.
The chambers are large, airy. aud convenient" ~
gantly furnished, with gas in each room. ana O."
II cctcd with the main Office by electric bells.
HOT and COLD BATHS on each hoor.
The MINERAL WATERS consist OF alum ot n
different grades, iodiuu-alum. and clalybeate;
The proprietor assures the public that the Jor1
Alum Is more modern IN all OF its appoin'wth'
than any hotel or wacring-place In tins stlic:
KESSSlCH'S FULL BRASS AND sih'''
BAND has been engaged. cr
| BOARD: Per day, So; per week, Sl7.ho; per wv
month"; Si5 to $3.50 according 10 location oil rEh,
reduction Of ten per cent. 10 parties renlaiDH'
| two months. . ,,..l,
Pamphlets to be hal on application To l,uF''h
! I,adJ < Co JOHN Is. TiSSLEY, JR.,
nv oGIm Proprietor.
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D- CENTENARY (METHODIST).-
Rev. JOHN L. EDWARDS, D. D., pastor, at l A. NJ,
and at 545 p H. instead of the usual night service.
Subject in the evening: Hard to Please"
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NE RELIGIOUS OPEN-AIR MEET
INGS will be held TOMORROW Sunday AFTER
NOON at Undertakes, on the river, just before
crossing to go TO Belle Isle, and on the canal just
above the old mill-boh 10 commence ut o'clock.
Hereafter these meetings will begin at o'clock
Z. I'll, .u-
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NE SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Preaching by Rev. j. NJ. TRIBLE at IL
A. III. and 81 7. NJ.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF BOARD
AT THE
CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

Owing to the depressed condition of the coun.
try the proprietor has determined to lower ms
charges. that all may he able to derive the benefits
from the use Of these justly celebrated waters.
They need no recommendation to NirSinans since
they have so fully established their efficiency through
the thousands who have been brought from death :
door renewed health by the use OF their wonderful
medicinal waters. Since last summer the Chaly-
bcatc Spring. which was opened last year, has been
Thoroughly analysed by Professor NJ Il. Harden, OF
the V. M. l., OF Virginia, and by comparison shows
it tn fully rs strong Rawcy" of carbonate OF
iron. having Il small qifntity more than one and a
small quantity less than the other two springs. SO
i'm addition to the water that has made these springs
So famous the proprietor takes pleasure In ANNOUNCE
ing that he can furnish those who may need to drink
either separately or In connection with the more
crlebrated water; Of these springs pure carbonate
of iron (chalybcate) water inferior to none. aud
equalled only by Rawley, In the State. TINS AT the
very cheap rates, with accommodation iuily up 10
any previous year. 49, =,
First month of four weeks, $50; two months,
eight weeks, 800.
Professor j. S. DAVIS, University of Virginia,
resident physician.
send for circular. JAMES A. FRAZIER.
my l5-cod3Ot Proprietor.
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G5 M N-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel strects)-Eldcr
j. A. DEARBORN at IL a. NJ and SIS p. NJ.
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B@SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Of Main and Sixth strects).-speciul services,
consisting of addresses by Rev. j. L. NJ. CURRY.
ID. d., and Others, at IL A. III. Preaching by Rev.
G. c. BITING, ID. D., ut 81 PM
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NE BRO D-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev. S. A. STEEL will preach at IL
A. NJ. on Christian Unity and at $50 II. NJ. Oh
.s,Jacob and his Dream"
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m TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Corner of Twentieth and Broad streets).-Seryiccs
on SUNDAY by the pastor at / A. NJ. and $50 L. M.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-My wife,
IN JANE RANDALL, In company with her
daughter Annie Venable tabout fifteen years of age)
left my house on Wednesday. June 21st. The pub
lie are hereby notified not to harbor, trust. or credit
my wife, as will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by her. LEWIS RANDALL,
je 24-It* living on w. b. Randolphs farm.
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DEDUCTION IN BOARD.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH.
Mrs. EDGAR GARTH, of Albeniare county, one
mile from Ivy depot, and seven miles above Char
Iottesvillc, Is prepared to take BOARDERS during
the SUMMER and FALL. Location healthy; table
unsurpassed; large, airy rooms and beautifully
shaded lawn, admirably suited to children. Plano In
the house, and every comfort for boarders.
TERMS PER MONTY, $25 children over two years
and servants half price Special arrangements made
with families.
For further particulars address Mrs. EDGAR
GARTH, Ivy depot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
or SUBLETT & CARY, Richmond Va je2O-lw
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~TO PRESERVE YOUR TEETH and
to keep them white, without iniuring them, use
MEADE & BAKERS
SAPONINE DENTIFRICE.
Price, so cents box. Recommended by Our best
dentists. For sPoNGY and SORE GUMS, ULCER
ATED MOUTH, and DECAYED TEETH, Use MEADE
Z BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WiSH.
II thoroughly disnfects the breath and leaves re-
frcshing feeling in the mouth. Price, so cents boil
tlc ap II
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On and after this date ROUND-TRlP TICKETS
will be sold at the Office of this Company, ut S26
Main street, and Exchange Hotel, TO the various
Springs and Summer Resorts in southwest Virginia,
EASTERN and western North Carolina also to the Buff
falo Springs in Mccklcnburg county, Va.
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
je 2-lm General Passenger Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

aE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Twelfth and Broad streets).-Rev. w. ID. THOMAS
ID. D., win preach ut IL A. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem -
wi hers of LOGE FRANCHISE, No 3D. w
are requested attend stated comm FVnENING at
ton of their Lodge THIS lSa. mr H'
o'clock. Installation Of officers.
nv order of the ". nj. oyrNsrE1N. 49,.