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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

POLICE COURT STATISTICS FOR JUNE.-Du-
ring the past month 29G criminal charges were
disposed OF by the Police Justice, and 329
cases OF ordinance violations were tried, On
criminal charges II persons were sent on to
the grand jury for indictment, i sent TO
iail on conviction OF assault and battery or
petit larceny, and 26 in default OF surety Tor
good behavior.
Fines collected: City, s143.50; State, ga.
Costs, S9O.25. Amount received from sale
of unclaimed property, 1891; from sale OF
hogs and goats found going at large, 5000.
Total, s302.5G.
The eleven eases certified to the Hastings
Court for Indictment were all tried at the
June term, and Captain George ID. Wise,
Commonwealths attorney, Will enter upon
the discharge OF his duties on Monday with
out prisoner to prosecute. AS the greater
portion of the offences with which persons
have been charged before the Police Justice
have been Of the most trivial character, we
reiterate the opinion so often expressed,
that for peace and good order our city will
compare favorably with any in the United
States. This may be attributed to the
peaceable disposition of our citizens and to
the strict and impartial administration OF
the law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

SHocKoE HILL AcADEMY.-The eleventh
session OF this school, S. T. Beach princi-
pal, closed yesterday morning. The prin-
cipal in few remarks introduced. Rev.
j. E. Edwards, D. D., who, after short
address IN his usual happy manner, pre-
scnted prizes as follows: Gold medals to
John A. Hancock and Willie r. Savage;
silver medals to NJ. Allan Chambers aid
Lewis c. Bosher; and handsome copy Of
"The Scottish Chiefs" to Sigmund NJ.
Notwithstanding 9St, 965, 81, s94, and
81 per cent, respectively.
After the school prizes had been distribu-
ted Mr.. S. 7. Pendleton, in behalf OF the
pupils, presented Mr.. Beach with "Lord
Macaulay's Life and Letters" in two vol
umes. Mr.. Beach returned his thanks for
this manifestation Of their regard, and,
wishing them happy vacation, bade them
adieu till the commencement Of next ses-
sion.
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vEGETINE.
JUDGMENT OF THE PUBLIC.

During the past FIVE years the public have care
fully observed the wonderful cures accomplished
from the use of VEGETINE. From It's usc many
an afflicted sufferer has been restored to perfect
health after having expended small fortune in pro
curing medical advice and obtaining poisonous min
eral medicines.
1t Is now justly remarked by all classes Of people
that VEGETINE holds higher position in the estt .
nation of the public than any other medical COM
pound, and 1t has won Its great reputation and i'm
lnense demand from actual merit.
its medical properties arc Alternative, Tonic sol
vent and Diuretic. There Is no disease of the hui
man system for which the yEGETINE cannot be
used with perfect safety, as 1t does not contain any
metallic or poisonous compound. 1t Is composed e1
csiycly of barks ROOTS and herbs; 1t Is very pleas
ant to take every child likes it. 1t IS safe and rea-
bic, as the following evidence will show:
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DEATH OF A FORMER RESIDENT OF THIS
CITY.-Professor r.. L. Galleher, Of Balti-
more, died in that city on the Goth instant
from combined attack Of apoplexy and
paralysis; aged about tifty-two years. Pro-
lessor Galleher will be remembered by many
Of our citizens as at one time principal OF
the Old Dominion Female Collegiate Insti-
tute, and as one of the most accomplished
teachers of music. His piety, which was
conspicuous while here, shown with a
brighter lustre in his latter days, as was
eyinced by his usefulness in the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, OF which he was
devoted member. The announcement OF his
death will cast shadow over the feelings Of
his friends of former days.
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cHAvcEtr courr OF RICHMOND, .FrlDAE.-

CHANcEKr COURT OF RICHMOND, FRIDAY.--
The following cases were disposed OF: t
Walker, &C., Us. Rayle &c. Decree con-
firming report OF commissioner and direct
ing sale OF the property in the proceedings
mentioned.
Morton Us. Morton, &c. Decree confirm
ing report-of disposition OF the fund order
cd by former decree.
Cross vs. Spright, &c. Decree directing
deed to be made to purchaser who has paid
in full.
Andrews & Ueoby rs. Honeyman's heirs,
&c. Decree referring cause to commits
sioner for inquiry and report.
Johnston as. Greaner's executor. Decree
giving further directions rs to investments
of fund and confirming report OF commits
sioner in regard thereto.
Minor, &C., Us. Mcdowell, &c. Decree in
conformity with opinion OF court, over
ruling exceptions and settling the rights OF
creditors.
Dietrich Us. Dietrich, &c. Decree recom-
mitting report on exceptions.
Anderson Us. Anderson. Decree making
a partial distribution of the fund.
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VALUABLE DIscoyEIY.-Dr. G. W. Benson, u
practising physician at LOG north Eutaw street, Bal
timore, Nd, who has paid much attention to nervous
diseases, has discovered that EXTRACT OF CELERY
and CuAuoMILE, combined in 4 certain proportion,
invariably lieadache-ether bilious, dyspeptic,
nervous, or sick kleadache-neuralgia, and nervous
ness. THIS Is a triumph in medical chemistry, and
sufcrcrs all the country ordering by mail.
lie prepares it in pills at fifty cents per box. The
Doctor is largely known and highly respected in
Baltimore.-Episcopal Methodist.
For sale by all Wholesale and retail druggists. PUR-
CELL Lkbp & Co., agents
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Fitzhugh Lodge,
No. 93, (. o. o. F., has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term: W. D.
Twynham, N. e.. S. w. GiIham, v. c.; S.
II. Herndon, treasurer; Charles Spencer,
secretary; Francis T. Isbeil, chaplain.
At the last quarterly meeting Of Artisan
Council, No. 1876, Friends of Temperance,
the following officers were elected for the
the ensuing quarter: w. A. S. Conrad, pre-
sident; A. S. Hooper, associate; James
Calder, chaplain; E. Bernard, conductor; ;
G. Shaw, associate conductor; c. Hope,
secretary; L. Warner, financial secretary;
W. Freeman, inside sentinel; W. Sales, out
side sentinel.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES ON ACCOUNT OF THE
CaURcH-HILL TUNNEL.-Mr. Andrew Elicit
filed in the Circuit Court yesterday peti-
tion in the suit OF Duncan and others against
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
asking that his claim for damages done by
the Ch1rch-H Hill tunnel OF the said company
to the lot OF ground Of the said Elicit on
Broad street between Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth streets be referred to one OF
the commissioners Of that court to ascertain
the amount OF damage done said Ellett's
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OFFICERS OF THE Corn ExCHANGE.-The
following-named gentlemen were chosen
officers OF the Corn and Flour Exchange
yesterday: President, 7. W. McCance; !;
First Vice-President, Alexander Walker !;
Second Vice-President, George S. Palmer; !;
Directors-Philip HaXall, W. B. Warwick.
John Addison, N. B. Hill, j. R. Jeter, P.
A. Sublett, It. Il. Elicit, w. E. Atkinson,
L. Levy, and j. w. Fisher; Inspectors Of
Election--Samuel Maccubbin, j. B. Bland,
and j. W. Hughes. .
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GRAND MAss-NlEET1NG OF SUNDAY-SCHooL
WORKERS OF ALL DENoNINATIoNs.-The
regular quarterly mass-meeting of the "Sun-
day-School Union of All Denominations OF
Richmond and Manchester" will be held
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock at the Man
chester Baptist church. This society COM
prises the schools OF every denomination,
and has the hearty and earnest support Of
all Sunday-school workers. The occasion
will doubtless be one of profit, as interest
ing addresses from representatives Of all
denominations will be made. The Sunday
school of the Baptist church will conduct
the singing and contribute to the enjoyment
Of the occasion. This meeting wss post
poned few weeks ago in consequence OF
the rain $50 g.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
ing for-ms 81 bins 81 Iaafnrs and raaiIroad

ing 10rmS OF bills OF ladfng and railroad
receipts covering merchandise to be trana-
ported from one State to another. atIirms
that the remedy for said abuses lies within
the scope and province OF Federal Iegista-
tion under the. power to regulate commerce
conferred by the Constitution; that it IL
the duty OF Congress to remedy said abuses
by appropriate legislation; aud that inirne-
diate notice OF that duty shah be urged
upon Congress by such means and in such
manner as shall be determined upon by the
Board at its present meeting.
.EAvY-YARD ORDERED TO BE CLOSED.
PORTSMOUTH, N. a., June 3o.-Orders
have been received here to close the navy
yard Saturday.
DROWNED.
! MEAPHIs, June 30.--Wiflie Morgan, son
Of State Senator. Bright Morgan, and Victor
Monroe, Son OF q prominent. citizen o; Her.
nando, Miss, were drowned to-day In at-
tempting to save the lifeof young man.
Two other young men narrowly escaped the
same fate before the youth for whom Nor
gan and Monroe lost their lives was res
cued.
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PETITION FOR AUTHORITY TO BORROW
MoNEY.-The receivers OF the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad have petitioned
the United States Circuit Court for authority
to borrow money in such sums as may be
absolutely necessary. 1t is stated to be their
purpose to borrow only to meet the July
Interest due divisional bondholders, or such
portion thereof as they cannot provide for
out Of the revenues Of the company.
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A RICHMOND DETECTIVE WORKS Up AN
INTERESTING INCENDIARY CASE IN NoTT0-
wAr-SOME OF THE FACTs.-The importance
of having experienced officers in intricate
cases has been very clearly shown recently
in a case which Mr.. William +. Knox, a
wcIl-known and first-rate Richmond detec-
tive, has worked up in Nottoway county four
miles from Wellsville.
Mr.. Henry Il. Phillips prominent and
hghlv-esteemed citizen OF that county, was
so unfortunate on the 10Th OF May last as to
have his splendid dwclling-house, filled with
elegant furniture, set on fire and destroyed
about IL o'clock at night, while his family
were all asleep.
Mr.. Phillips sent tor Detective William
F. Knox, Of this city, one month after the
fire occurred. Knox went to NottoWay
county, and in six days succeeded in arrest
ing the alleged guilty parties, and in getting
such evidence against them as will be sure.
it is believed, to convict them. a chalniof
circumstances that will be proved in the case
leave no doubt OF the guilt OF the accused.
The parties arrested by MI. Knox and
Constable Williams are Woodson Jeter and
Pink Lewis. both negroes of bad character.
Indeed, both white and black people in the
county unite in asserting that there is no.
thing good about either OF the accused.
Some years ago the tobacco barn OF Co
lionel Hunter was fired or the same planta-
ton. and Mr. Knox succeeded in gathering
evidence that Woodson Jeter burned that
building also. -...
The residence that was burned i'll May
was the home Of widowed lady, Mrs. Fos-
ter. and her brother, Henry t. Phillips. The
inccndiary set fire to the house by climbing
ladder, and as all the people in the house
were asleep it was not known until the fire
had gotten so much headway that the fam
lily barely escaped with their lives, not even
saving their clothes-only what they had on.
The negroes have already had prelimi-
nary examination before one OF the county
justices, and on Thursday next their case
will be considered by the grand jury.
The woman Pinky Lewis stated to
Squire Watts, who heard the case, and Mr..
Knox, that after the fire Woodson Jeter said
to her, ''I burnt the barn some time ago.,
anu now I have burnt the house." 1t is
stated that Woodson said he meant to have
his revenge because Mr.. Phillips had one OF
his family whipped for stealing. Woodson,
on the other hand, made Il statement impl-
eating Pinky Lewis; but this was not done
until after she had revealed the whole mat
ter herself. ...
II the case is made out, rs the officers are
confident will be done, it will no doubt re-
suit in the execution OF one, il not both, OF
the parties.
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TIE ACCIDENT THAT DIDN'T HAPPEN TO
Mr.. DArFRoN. Dispatch local begs
Mr.. Daffron's pardon both for neglecting to
say that his horse didn't runaway and for
forgetting to say it yesterday. Everybody
knows that that enterprising merchant
wouldn't have any other than high-spirit-
ed, first-rate horse, and as o team did rum
away that evening our downtown reporter
concluded that it could be none other than
Mr. Dafiron's festive nag that went on the
irolic. But it's all right now. y.
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TIE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There is no med-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggists
that carries such evidence OF its superior virtue as
BosCuEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease Of tie throat and lungs. 4 proof Of this
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try It. Regular size seven
ty-fve cents. PURCELL, LADD & Co., wholesale
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MARRIED IN NJUNE.-Fifty marriage licenses
were issued from the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court during June-twenty-
eight to white and twenty-five to colored
persons. During the same month ten were
issued by the county clerk-eight to White
and two to colored couples.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
June 30.-For the South Atlantic and East
ern Gulf States, southerly winds, station
ary or lower temperature and pressures,
cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Middle States, stationary pressure
and temperature, northerly winds and partly
cloudy weather, possibly followed on the
coast by easterly winds and eooicr, cloudy
weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

CONCERT AND DANCE.-In addition to the
attractions for the "Centennial Fourth"
Professor Kessnich's band proposes to have
a concert and dance at SchuetZen Park. The
concert will commence at 8 O'Clock and the
dancing at O'Clock. These hours are gene
rally about the warmest time Of the day, but
at the Brewery Park they have the river
breeze at all times, and the entertainment
will doubtless be highly enjoyable.
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VALUABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
0. T. Walker, D. D.. formerly pastor OF Bowdoln-
Square church, Boston, and at present settled IN
Providence, II. l., must be deemed as reliable evl-
dcncc No one should fail TO observe that this test
nonial Is the result Of two years. experience with
the use OF vEGETINE in the Rev. Mr. walkers
family, who now pronounces 1t Invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, r. l., 164 Transit street.
II. r. Serens, Esq:
feel bound to express with my signature the high
value place upon your VEGETINE. My faInily
have used It for the last two years In nervous de-
bility 1t Is invaluable, and recommend 1t to all VINO
may need an invigoratlng, renoyatirg tonic.
a,aa3 o, T. WALKER,
formerly pastor Of Bowdoin-squarc church, Boston,
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DEEDS REcORDED.-During the month OF
June, ending yesterday, three hundred and
five deeds were recorded in the clerks office
OF the Chancery Court OF this city. During
the same period eighty deeds were recorded
in the Henrico county clerks Office.
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HOU9E-MOyING.

1UUSE-MOYING.-Don,t fail to see T.
,r..,; y. REAAY, No. 10 Fifteenth street, the only
nstn tn patent mover guarantee economy and dls-
n, Spsdings moved with cbinineys without dis
be.zvsf .slant Safes, Boilers, Engines, and other
ae.s. aalnss w 70 be moved IN the city,. References:
Eosss,,.W Es w T. King. Main street: Captaia Tyler,
NV % sSeorge A. Hmdicy, Broad street
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FLOUR INsPECTIONs.-The following Is
statement OF the -four inspected in Richmond
during the month ending G0th June: 1,2l2
barrels family; 1854 barrels extra super
fine; IS half-barrels extra superfine; 140
barrels superfne; 1873 barrels fine; Is bar
rels middlings: So barrels condemned.
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The Belle Isle stoppage.

Editors OF R'chnao7ad UlSpdtcR:
BELLE ISLE, June 80, 1876.
You are misinformed concerning the
cause OF stoppage Of the plate-mill. In
stead OF being out Of iron we have In the
OF 1000 tons for that depart
ment. The cause Of suspension was the
inability OF the men to Withstand the in
tense heat prevailing during the week.
Very respectfully, j. D. BAIRD.
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DANGER OF DELAY.-Many victims lie in decay
and many lives are thrown atody tby coughs and
lungdiseasc that might be cured with perfect ease
for future health by using 4 bottle of WIsHART's
PINE-TREE-TAR CORDIAL, an infatlible remedy
for consumDtion.
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VESSELS ENTERED.-The following is a
statement OF the number Of vessels which
arrived at the port OF Richmond last month: /:
Steamers, 45; barks, G; brigs, 8; schoonerS,
CT, Total, 12T. ....
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TRIFLING FIRE.-On Thursday afternoon
the roof Of brick building at the corner OF
Adams and Marshall streets caught fire
twice from sparks. The stationary-men Of
Company D (Brook-avenue steamer) put the
fire out each time by means Of buckets OF
water. No alarm turned in.
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hAAALL MILLS,
RICHMOND, VA, June 80, 1876.

=
RICHMOND, VA, June 80. 1876.
VIlE FIRM OF UAXALL, CRENSIAW
L 90, cAccpt in liquidation, is discontinued
from ii- date. IL affairs will bc settled by the sur
Ti'!N. Partners and m early settlement OF all open
accounts /, earnestly desired.
Wrrrs Ia call attention TO The following announce
uici.- RICHARD BARTON uAXALL,
PHILIP HAXALL.
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YANKEE DooDLE.-In Lippincotps Maga-
zine for July, under the head OF Monthly
Gossip, Mr.. w. c. Elan, Of this city, has an
instructive and entertaining article entitled
Yankee Doodle, giving the history of that
famous patriotic song.
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FIoE COLEMAN & RoGERs'S PHARMACY, IT'S
west Baltimore street. Baltimore, March l, 1875:
The increasing demand for Golden. Liebig's Ii
uuid Extract Of Beef and Tonic Inyigorator is 4
sure evidence of its We are daily receiving
testimonials Of highly complimentary character.
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STOCK.

HERD-BoOK .AYRsHIREs from premium stock;
JERSEYS OF ALDERNEYS, registered and un
CorsWoLD, LEICESTER, and SHROPSHIRE
LEICESTER BUCK from Canada;
BERKSHIRE PIGS from imported stock OF Cooper.
OF Pennsylv2nia, and Cochrane, OF CANADA;
ESSEX PIGS from premium stock In September
nv .>-~ : =. .-.l-7.- A. p. ROWE,
te 3od1t sw2t &w2t Fredericksburg Va.
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CLEARED.-The British bark Ruth Top
ping was cleared at the custom-house yester-
day for Rio de Janeiro with cargo OF 1880
whole and 100 half-barrels of -four, shipped
bv Dunlop & McCance. w
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WINDING UP.-Major Cook went down to
the city jail yesterday evening and sold out
all of the articles necessary to keep the
City Sergeant, who goes into Office to-day
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partially
cloudy. A light breeze prevailed at times.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, II;
0 A. NJ, 81; II NJ, 50; 8 j. NJ, 90; 2.
d., SS; midnight, 50. Mean temperature,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MERCHANTS AND OTHERS CAN At
lfl short notice be accommodated with CLERhS
of any capacity without charge or trouble oy apPn
accountants who also attends to the posting up OF &C
counts periodically and adjusts same when In din-
md caT -. ~ jy 1-1t%
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Still SicI:.-Mr. Mac, Cogbill, the clerk OF
the County Court, is still detained at his
home by an affection OF his eye, from which
he has suffered for years. q
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have anslyzed the wIIIsKEY known under Tho
brand of s'B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. " Al
TER d. BLAIR G Co., Richmond, Va, and ind IL
FREE FROM FUSE OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend its use for medicinal anu fanily pur
poses-J. 3. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
chemi.try Medical College Of Virginia.
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, 29th june, 1875.
NTOTICE.-Ho OF BONDS OF THE
IN CITY OF RICHMOND maturing LIST OF July,
1876, are hereby notified that payment OF the same
will be made ons presentation at this ONCE and that
Interest ON said bonds will cease on and ater nat
date
j. B. ROYSTER,
fe 0o-1ot Auditor and Secretary.
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RATHER REAARKABLE.--There is not q
single criminal ease on the docket OF the
Hastings Court to be considered OF the July.
term, which begins on Monday, and not one
criminal case has yet. been sent on by the
Police Just!ges,. Such n thing was never
known before in the'mamory OF the present,
officers OF the court, sr,,.; I,
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Ir. II. r. Stevens:
Dear siY,-I will most chserfuliy add my ts.timo
ny to the great number you hsvc already recessdia
favor OF your great and good medicine VEtiETiss
for do not think enough can be said IN i.; psass
mi .disease Catarrh, and had such osd eoishih,
smells that It would seem as though gould nssc z.
breathe any more, and VEGEflNE ms cu,sa .,,aa ny
.o aood medicine As YEGETINE, and also think
II one OF the best medicines for coughs anl MAJ.
sinffuY FEELINGS at the stomach, ana zasise
one or - Of the best medicines that eyer uss.
que W Va s's - MRS. L. GQHx,
= ~ Cambridge. Mad.
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7ilden and Hendricks Fgag.-The NJ. NJ.
NJ. Club will raise q Tilden and Hendricks
flag this evening at G O'Clock near the court
house The flag is handsome one, the di-
mensions OF which are ten by sixteen feet.
Anumber OF prominent speakers will be pre-
sent, and a good time is expected.
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lcE-CREAM FOR TILE FOURTH OF JULf.-lf you
wish PIgzINI TO furnish you with some OF MS PURE
IcE-CREAN for the 4t send in your orders early.
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CONVICT RECEIVED. Michael Jefferson
(negro), from Amelia county, one year, for
rape, was received at the penitentiary yes
terday. ~ E,'2s
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BETHESDA WATER.-GEoRGE ScHGN Is daily
receiving reports from those using this water for the
liver and other diseases who pronounce 1t OF great
benefit to them Fresh supplies received constantly
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CUSTOM (hand-madel WORK TO order, and guar
autced to ct. Repairing neatly done Ly
BoscTEE BROTHER,
500 and 511 Broad street.