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) MANCHESTER NEWS.

The Middle District ASsociation.-The
Middle-District Baptist Association meets
on the Sth of August at Mount Hope church,
Amelia county, Rev. w. j. Fisher, pastor.
All the Baptist curcbes in Manchester,
Chesterfield, Powba.an, and Amelia county
will be represented. Dr. l.. R. Chiles is
moderator, ara Rev. Luther w: Moore Will
preach tine Introductory sermon. 2.e.<s
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!, CHESAPEAKE, AND OHIO RAILROAD, }
MOTIVE PewER DEPARTMENT., :

To The Editors of the, Dispatch: d ,se
]! sirs,-I notice in the Whig Of to-day that
the reporter states that he passed through
the woodworking shops OF this company
"and saw the men at,work in listless sort
of war that indicated their minds were oc-
cupied with something in W hich their hands
were not employed Being at the head OF
this department, feel it to be my duty to
contradict. this assertion. for / do not hesl-
tate to say that I never sawm men more active
and dutiful than they were on that day, ana
have ever been. Y ours, &c., .!s.a.,.!
,.,o, u. N. KING, Master Car-Builder.
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FOR INFANTS AND TNVALIDS

- FOR INFANTs AND INVALIDs: -
pAPOMA, ,orENTIRE wHEAT-FOOD;
HUBBELLS PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRASUM- sf.s ~ 500 4
EESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA,
liAWLEY'S LJEBIG'S FOOD, ~ J>u,.s,
X. & MIS- MALT INFANTS, FOOD, ID = }Bi
FRENCH RAChHOUT DIES ARABES,
sAY0RY & M0ORE'S INFANTS FOOD,
PREPARED BARLEY.
SCOTCH OATMEAL, T,E,t;sst<&s-1f +.
BERMtTDA ARROWR0OT.
PREPARED RICE-FLoUR, SIgs
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF. MALT, :, ~ Il
TRoMMER'S EXTRACT, OF MALT. 81
Sold at MEADE q BAKERS Drugstore,
iny ~ .3sE ;919 Main street.
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Hastings Court.-Judge Clopton has re-
fused new trial to Joseph Gibbs, convicted
OF seduction. The plea was that the ver-
dict was contrary to the law and the testi-
mony. To-day he will decide on a second
motion for new trial on the ground OF
neWly-discoyered evidence. ~
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Police Court Mayor, Chiles modified. the
sentence OF John Atkissops convicted OF
larceny, to four months; in jail; the fifteen
stripes being remitted. .yi.l 1gaf.ai. 3dT
P.,S. Preston and John Edwards We're
fined 81 and costs each for fighting. 2p!l,ryoi
Joe Turner was. sent to the chaln.sgang
for, sixty days, and fined $40; for disorderly
conduct. In default OF payment. OF the
fine, thirty days additional were added to
the labor sentence. ~ 3. j i.,,niI ri -
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,,Ysi The Turf. ..
/. fetj F'sfSftL K hhx- - SsAAs = :; s-'t.s 49,
RACES. ,AT sARAToGA,YEsTERDxT! ~

- RACES AT SARATOGA '1ESFEkbSI. g.
SARATOGA, July "a. LIN the FLIES race OF
mile and one. eighth, Susquehan pa, won |;
Zoo-Zoo second, Time 1:574. In the two
years. old haIf!mile race, Duke Magenta
won; Perfection secofid' Time, 49s IN
the handicap miie.and-a-qnarter race, DOE
won: Yiceroy second ;.Walter third Time,
2:12. Trouble won the steeple-chase.
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R1cHaoNp, VA, July "a, 1877.

J. j, ! ,3t RTCHA0ND, V A., July 24,, foIls =
Editors R;chmond Dispatch ~ -5s.,t
Dear sirs,-An article having been pub
lishedi in the Richmond Wig OF Tuesday,
July, oath, in which yard-handis reported
to have said that foreman Of the machine
shop informed him that q strike would take
place on that day at the shops in this city.
being the foreman OF the machineeshop, 1
hereby denounce the reportas utterly false.
J. B. PIERCE, Foreman Machine-Shop' :.
-G,;s - Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

How A RUNAWAY HORSE WAS CAUGHT AND
Two LIVES PROBABLY SAVED.-Y Yesterday
afternoon horse attached to buggy, con-
tanning Mr.. N. NJ. Wilson and young lady,
became frightened and ran away at furious
gait up Grace street. Mr.. Wilson and the
lady both pulled the reins with all their
power, but being powerful horse, and hav-
ing in some way got the bit between his
teeth. their combined efforts proved un-
availing, and the, animal dashed ON at q
rapid speed. In the very nick Of time, Mr..
William Ayres, who was out riding. see
ing the situation OF the parties, put spurs
to his herse "a athoroughbred), and getting
ahead of the other horse, wheeled, and,
catching him by the bride witha powerful
Jerk, fairly brought him to his launches,
thereby in all probability saving the lives
of Mr.. Wilson and his fair charge. This
feat is all the more astonishing and praise
worthy from the fact that Mr.. Ayres has
only one finger on his, right band. : s.. I
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AN ERRONEOUS ARTICLE IN a MORNING
CONTEMPORARY. THE CAUSE OF SOME 'Ex-.
c1TEMENT-THE VIRGINIA RAILROAD
MEN TRUE AND sTEADFAsT@THEY HAVE
NO IDEA OF STRIKING, AND SAY SO in
UNMIsrAKAsLEiTERM 1.-THE PROSPECTS
OF OUR ROADS NEVER BETTER.
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DANvILLE DELEGATES TO THE POSTAL
COMMEMORATIVE following delegates to
the Postal Convention at Old Point arrived
from Danville yesterday morning. and left
in the evening on the steamer for the point
Of destination-viz.: j. c. Luck, Mayor;
G. e. Holland, president Of the City Coun-
Gil; Colonel Simms, Councilman; Il. G..
Pace, Danyille News; Am, Wheeler. post
r. Ayerett, J. L.. Tyack, j. r.. Forbes, J..
F. Rison, William Isl, New, and, Captain
Henry Wooding: z'.5.,.' .....,x..st
The Richmond delegates also left at the
same time. -. ), ,,,,7,45;f Lire
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TIE FIRST TREGINEST.--W have inquired
among the officers and men of, the First
regiment as to their probable, action in case
Of riot. From every one ave. have the
assurance that the First are soldiersS and
that they will obey the: :lasgs and constituted
authorities. They intend .toYdo whatever
lawful require them to edo without
fear, favor, or affection They ARE largely
composed oftworkingmen, and they appre-
ciate that the true interests of the work
ingmen arc I'd peace and good order, and
against riot and mob. No riot ever took
place in Virginia raised by workingmen,
and they do not believe one can be melted
now. .% sas t#.s-.s, oa
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5AT THE REsTAuRANyss

SSInoniries Were made at some uf the rsstali-
,rants and groceries where the apeake
and and Ohio railroad men deai, but they had
mt m, heard 81 81 contempt lated strike, One
ls,, snartr std that 4 coInmifts of one had been
1annointed ID see General Wickham ahout
lthe june money; but, finding q a that they g
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PROBABLY SToLEN.-Maior Poe, Chief oi
Police, has received a card from the Chiei
OF Detectives at Louisville, saying: -Four
men came to Madison county, KY, a few
days ago, and have been selling gold at
par in lots of S100; also Offering coupons OF
railroad bonds Nos: 2,910, .2,25S, Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad; also,
coupons from $1,000 1910 United States
bond No. $1,000. They are stopping out in
the country, and come in to town and offer
these things for sale. A banker there wrote
me about them. He is If the opinion they
are crooked, and that this stuff is the pro.
ceeds of some robbery. If you know OF
any such robbery let me know soon, and
will try and have trace Of them kept IL they
leave there. .ss, 4,.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JuNRl, 1877,

JFEN FUk ViSlIN'No U Q -s15-I' TOT y -
Situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
G!ren miles west OF Staunton, cars stopping NJ the
door.
TERMS: $50 per month, $40 per week, So per
day. Children under twelve years and colored SER
wants half price.
Mineral waters and grand scenery excelled by no
o.hrr place in the Stale. t..~.aII: -
Circulars at the Office Of the Richmond Dispatch.
2. &. NJ BURRUSS, .!
NV 2e-2m Proprietors.
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From Washington.

POSTMASTER AT CHATTANOOGA.
WAsHiNGToN, Jaly ,24.-The President
has commissioned John L. Wilder postmas-
ter at Chattanooga. - ~
-s- THE POSTAL CONVENTION.
The President and full Cabinet cannot
possibly attend the Postal Convention at
Old Point Comfort. Postmaster-Generai
Key, under what he considers official COM
puision, will put in an appearance, with the
understanding that he shall return in TWEEN
ty-four hours should he be needed in Cab
met council. j, si.e,i1 - ti, ~ fz:.s'
,Mr. Hazene, Third Assistant Postmaster
General; Mr.. French, chief clerk to the
Second Assistant Postmaster General; MIR.
Marshall, superintendent Railroad Mail
Service for the Southern States; MIR. Nc
Donald, head OF P0st-O flee Money Order,
and Mr. Terrell, Assistant Superintendent
Railroad Mai, Service, with the, Special
Postal Railroad Commission-Messrs. Hub
bard, Bassett, and Fox-will be present.
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Lobbying a Crime.

ACTION OF THE GEORGIA, ;. CONSTITUTIONAL.
CONVENTION YESTERDAY. -. t.g
ATLANTA, GA, July s4.-The Convention
today made lobbying crime. Tie Com
mittee' On the Bill, of Rights reported that
the people; of Georgia had an inherent right
to alter or abolish their Constitution or form
of government. After . lengthy debate the
words tsor form Of government /" were left
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Telesrapfsic gunrmary.

phe mills Of the American Powder-Mill
Company, located in Acton and Maynard,
Mass, exploded IN rapid succession, involy-
ing great loss of property and some life.
The Bishop Of Neyers died from paralysis
at the altar. .-g9jipJ-so5,aH t.7af.HHt 81 ~
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WEATHER REPORT

-IsDrcarross FOR Tod DAY:-Fer the South
Atlantic States, stationary or slightly lower
barometer, northeast to southeast winds
and warmer, partly cloudy weather VII
prevail. s.,y.sa
For the Gull States, falling barome'
ter. south and east. winds, stationary OF
higher temperature, partly cloudy weather:
and local rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
falling barometer, stationary temperature
easterly winds, partly cloudy and rain!
weather. ~ sf.,,sE.
For the Middle Atlantic States, south ant
west winds, stationary temperature, falling
barometer, and partly cloudy weather. d
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. & +
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 76;
ga. NJ, Sc noon, SS; 3 P. NJ. 81 /; 2,
NJ, SO midnight, 80. e.
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Do,on James Riuer By Moonlight.-Ap
excursion, under the auspices Of the Man. Lar
chester Methodist church, will,baye.fa sail
down the river tonight. leaving the wharf a I
at $3.50 P. M., and stopping at Richmond
on he,way down for those who may wish
to 60 with them fromthat side Of the river.
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s. NrwsTELEaBAPH OFYIcRs.- THa Western
UnioA Telegraph Company have opened 81
branch ostse AZ Aessrs. DaysnploFt y Nor =,
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SAVE MONET By having your printing done st the
DISPATCH PRIHrNG-HoCsE.}G Good work, low
.nrIces, and satisfaction guaranteedt u
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CELERY tpLANTs.rJoHHp NORTON Florist
corner Main and Resoryoir streets has some fn'
cELEaY PLANTS. which he is selling at 81 per ihnn
drcd, or s7.5e per thousand. 81 iti4 j, s.ia1
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5 IT NAY ISTEREsT OUR LADY READERS 70 know
that the painful effects OF snnbhrh up6h, delicate
skin can be Immediately relieved BY the use Of q
E.AFKINsea's Toilet Vlnegat.2H #W :.
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sIIppERs, TIES, HusKINs, sEBGE GOODS, sAN
dals. Priice Aibefts, OxfoYds, Newports Magnoltas
Buckle Nswports, DE-, cheap at - 80 :,
i .Eisfa BoscHaHts, SOC and 511 Broad street.
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8icIln,ollil 9ispattll,
WEDNEsDA Y !. I. JULY 25, 1877.

rs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE plsPATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE coMBENED GIRCU-
LATIos OF. All THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY g IS: 90. y, -. .,i z
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DO NOT FORGET that L. r. REINs, agent, Mar
shall streetnear Seventeenth street, is delivering dry
solid Pine Wood for $3.50 per;cord. q .iti,ajs4Ssf
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ID DETIRBMENT HOME SCHOOL,
IL CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA.

desire 10 TAX into my family a limited number
Of B0ARDEES rs Pupils, to be educated With my
children. -,
The location is healthy and attractive, and very
convenient 10 the Danville railroad and county-seat
Competent teachers viii be employed and best
care and instruction viii be bestowed upon the
The session Of nine months will begin the 1sr OF
OCTOBER NEXT. sE Sas,z&.tE
por terms apply 10 the undersigned.
Mrs COLONEL HENRY sCARRINGTON,
irl3.2w Sn.ithville, Charlotte county, Va.
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LIMITED STATES CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT
CoynTs.--All. business set in the, United
states Courts for the 9th Of this month has
besn, ordered by Judge Hughes ito be scpn-
timed over until the I'd day OF August,
and,it isinot intended that any other ,bnssi- s
ness, will be liked for any day: in August
POLICE POI CoURTi YEsTERpAY.t-Ssrah Per-
kins lcolored) was, fined 80 for using, gs Pro
fame. iangiage in the street iidfri stl::. lS
] Albert Marks was held fof security ZOE
sixty days for asssultins and threatening 70
I james Hughes, charged with being drank 81 !! !:
and assaulting and beating his wife, pala
costs and was discharged ed with. an admoni-
tion. .,s.;,:5, a,.s igsi- - a., .,i
ored( were fined $3.50 for fighting. ..
Jane, Smith (colore6; charged with steal
ing one lot Of cbildren's clothing and laces,
valued at $780,, from Dr.. George W. BasbY,
was found guilty OF petit larceny and sem
fenced to Jail for. twelve months.r .l.,4uss
William Smith,, the father OF Jane, was
charged on search-warrant with, having the
above, articles in his possession. knowing
the same to be stolen. His case was contin-'
ued until to-day. ia, .5.s. ;s,f.4..l III; ati:,
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7fIlI, itIlf I.-f.y n ~ u 90
Railroad Accidents.

fsst.V f.f.t
COLLISION on THE sEABo Arb ROAD.
t''E Especial telegram to the Dfspatch.l -
! PORTSMOUTH. July i "a. In collision be-
tween a gravel and freight train occurred
ON the seaboard and Roanoke road, near
Boykin's, to.day5.T Two oflat!ears were thrown
from the track and,anegr slightly injured.
KS .,.ii ANOTHER ACCOUNT 2ii. astl
rspecial telegram TO the Dtspatch.l 49,!
NORFOLK, Va, July 24.--.t collision soc-
CURED on.the !Seaboard and Roanoke rail-
road to-day between the pay tram and the
material train near Boykin's depot. Both
trains were totally wrecked and piled up in
q great mass on the road, causing the deten-
ton of mail and express five hours before
the debris could be removed Strange to
say, no one was killed outright. James
Buxton, the engineer; Joseph A. Walton,
paymaster; and Miles Rodgers, brakesman
of the pay-train, were very badly hurt; the
first also having his left leg broken. James
Proctor, engineer. and several OF the na-
terial trains hands were injured by being
tossed into ravine. Both engines were
entirely demolished.rG:, >:.l ,.ly.t ~ El@
Associated Press report by telegraph TO the Dis
patch.l f,,srtf,,.,a
BoYK1N's, VA, July 2f.-Tbe ;constriic
tion train collided with the pay train at
Boykin's this morning at II o'clock ON the
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad. Both
engines were badly smashed. o., u1s, .Igtal
The regular passenger train, with delega-
tions from Montgomery, Macon. Augusta,
Columbia, and Wilmington to the Postal
Convention was delayed three hours. 'i '%.'
FOUR PERSONS KILLED. AND MANY WOUNDED
NEAR CINCINNATI. : @itNa
CINCINNATI, July 24.-The evening train
on the Narrow-Gauge road, running out to
the EASTERN suburbs OF this city, met with an
accident by which four were Killed and a
number wounded. :iN za,'.i/
TRAIN WRECKED ON THE GEORGIA ROAD! 81
ATLANTA, GA, July 24.-An up-train on
the Georgia railroad ran into some COWS to-
day. The engine was overturned and the
express and baggage-car and two, coaches
were burned. The engineer was burned
to death. Several persons were wounded.
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/ ris,s, corner Seventeenth and Dock streets,
and one ct Major "A. w. Gabef's, S26 Main
street, where kilograms will be- received
and transmitted with the company's usual
promptness.
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CLARET-ansst brands Duff Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis, Wttskeyil Leghan
Whiskey,fjB Select Whiskey.f = +Elt Cousoladpr y
and, : itans 1.-Two excellent brands Of cigars Iot
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to .the
trade, - MATTER Dc BLAIR O. Co, ,fi
.:5atys. 20 i,.1.z'S - 9O3 Main street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HOUSE,

.NALWELL HOUSE, ~ ;....sr!
~ E. 8. CALWELL, PROPRIETOR
adjacent TO the White sulphur Springs, Greenbrisr
county, West Virginia.
RATES OF BOARDING: a2 per day, $12 pei
week, $40 per month. go
omnibus win transport passengers and baggage
free of charge, from the cars TO the hotel. a.
~ 81,
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SOME of the choicest writer's in America send the
choicest iucubrations or their pens to 'sAndfewss
Bazat.1, They do this because they rezch the most
intelligent and extensive female constituency IN
America. The: ladies take this magazine sbecanss
it's authority ON matters OF fashion andseciety are
beyond all; others. al - .g1 ninti 1It.t-ri
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PROPOSALS..
~ ~ ~ OFFICE OF SCHOOL BoAkD,3l
NC. SOB MARSHALI. STREET, a; ,.t,
RICHMOND, VA, July 23, lS77.. j
sIlO COAL-DEALERs. rss s. - y !, ~, ~,

Ss sshALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this
8hee until ~ NJ. July 25, for. .fur-
#iohlfg I'VE hundred tons tmore or fess) OF wel.-
3 3 tee;n trsened; best quality EGG or T0yEsANTHRA-
&iiE COAL, OF two ti0usand poands Nedghs per
s months of August and September, free of Oder
u all bids. : ~ -
BY order. ALFRED NOSES
q jy 23-3t Sat 5.sZyI -I5fs S4cfeTafy.3f
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20 enable the Minister Of War to maintafn
corps OF observattonon the frontier.
.Alexandropol. : srD' - ~
y RUSSIAN neWspapers say IL the British
neet enters the Btsphorus twill encotinCsr,s
the Italian squadron. u +. - sss.es
Graye approximations arefelt regarding tia
attitude os Italy and her secret ALLIANCES With
The Ministerial couHeiia at ConstantfISaarsc
has finally decided to ASK the Sultan to suis-e
furit Prophets standard. s.l.,gl .E3,
Hobart iRasha stated for ,sinope with Eve I
tron.c clads. - q
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" s-eodtl 5sepStdt25Sep
rFIECT SCHOOL FOR ROYS

CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
= tN-sr HUGUENOT SPRINGS.
On the 1lru SEPTEMBER NEXT shall open.
SELECT SCHOOL for limited number OF
ROYS at TIugrienot Sprintss, PoShatan county, Va.
-. MRS. ROBERT. RANSOM.
Grove Road post-ofhce, Richmond, Va.
~ S-rod2,y<. - -; s4s~ sM'Es
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DICnMoND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER both and
closes JUNE 20rlI. Tho college comprises EiGH
INDEPENDENT ACADEMIC SCHOOLS and
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Fxpenscs frr session of nine n1azstas. embracing
matt icniaion and tuition fees fac lights npdwasti-
ing, &11S.
n,onih: at the College boa riding. houses, S13. -
For catalogues and circulars of Law. School, apply
4, the bookstores, or address B. PURIEAR,
- - Chairman Faculty.
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M..ELkYsoN& q Coz advertising agents, insert ad'
yertisements In all OF the newspapers or the Unite
States 1t publishsrst rates. Orders leftattl Dis
..pdtch counting-room Will receive :prsnabt aftsn-
Hon. - Jy.E. Et.2sr II $50
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nAGGERS'S SPRINGS, ..ax
u BOTETOURT. COUNTY, VA,
len miles from Clifton Forge, Chesapeake and Ohio
raflrpad. - ..-.
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n. RE1ss, agent, e2o east Marshall street, is
seRins dry Pine wood al $3.50 per cord, delivered
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This small but delightful WATERING-PLACE
has been thoroughly renovated and newly furnished
This season. ,.ox
Board: 80 per Gay: $40 per week; $50 and $50
Der month. Accommodations frst-claSs. rs-
For particulars, see circulars Mt the drug.stores
ir 4-lm TAYLOR & BEAN, Lessees.
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ilv29-2
CR0OHIET.

CkO4eEI. z. X.
;CROQUET, CONTAINING EIG HT
~ BALLS, EIGHT MALLETS, and TEN
ARCHES, put up iu a neat box for Sl.25--tbe best
J.. T. ELLYsON,.
jyl2 ,,- 1l12 Main street. ::
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4 UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
4 STAUNTON, VA.
The largest lrst-class institution for young ladies
a Virginia, with abe corps Of Twenty-Five teach
Opens the FIRST WEDNESDAY in September,
i!sI7 -, =,
h., Miss NJ j. BALDWIN, Principal,
!. ;e oo.2m Staunton, Va"
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

III OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
al the year. Special attractions for summer, with
ample capacity for 500 guests Has all modern Ina
sproyements. Six daily mails, and telegraph ofce.
Fifteen to twenty frst-c1ass steamers land daily lex
cep, Sunday l50 yards from the door. Superior
zach for bathing at the door-stcps, and good from
Nay until November. Boating, fishing, and driving
specially attractive Send for circular describing
aygieRic advantages, terms, &c. {,
nv ll-dSw3rlI ., H.PHOEBUS, Proprietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-25
DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.

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CARRfAGE-sPoNGE,
CHAMoIs Skins,
BATHTNG-TowELs,
FLOATING SOAP tw!dte). 5'i
For sale by r..,s .s-a7..
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
1 yG l2I6 Main street.
fT AIDES WHO TAKE REGULARLY
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