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SCHENCK's SEA-WEED ToSIC.-ln the atinos-
phere experienced here during the summer months
the lethargy produced by the heat takes away the
desire for wholesome food, and frequent perspira-
tons reduce bodily energy, particularly those sner-
ing from the effects of deBtating diseases. In or
der to keep natural heahfu activity OF the system
we must resort to artificial means. For this purpose
SCHENCK's SEA-WEEp TONIC Is very enectual. u
few doses will create appetite and give fresh vgor
to the enervated body For dyspepsia 1t Is inVa'ua-
blc. Many eminent physicians have doubted whe-
ther dyspepsia can be permanently cured by the
drugs which are generally employed for that pur-
pose. The SEA-WEED TONIC IN its nature Is totally
different from such drugs 1t contains no corrosive
minerals or acids in fact Ii assists the regular ope-
rations Of nature and supplies her deficiencies. The
tonic ia its nature so much resembles the gastric
juice that st Is almost Identical with that nid The
gastric juice Is the natural solvent which, In heal
thy condition Of the body, causes the foodto be di-
gested and when this juice is not excreted in sih-
cient quantities., Indigestion with all its distressing
symptoms, follow. The SEA- WEED TONIC performs
the duty of the gastric juice when the latter Is deh.
cient. ScHENCK's sEA-WEED Tonic sold by oil
druggists.
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MINERAL WATERS.

A GENCY FOR THE SALE OF THE
| N WATERS FROM THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
AND OTHER CELEBRATED WATERS FROM
OTHER SOURCES IN THIS COUNTRY AND IN
EUROPE-NIz.:
| WHITE SULPHUR, Grcenbricr county, W. Va:
ROCkRRIDGE ALUM, Rockbridgc county, Va;
ALLEGIIANY. Montgomery county, Va;
HEALING. Bath county. Va:
BUFFALO, Lilhia Il and -. Mccklenburg county.
Va:
BLUE RIDGE, Botetourt county, Va:
BLUE LICK. Kentucky:
CONGRESS, Saratoga, y. y;
HATIIORN, Saratoga. y. y;
GEYSER, Saratoga, y. y:
CHAMPION SCOUTING SPRING, Saratoga. Ny;
KATALYSISE, Gettysburg. Pa;
VICIiY, Eichy. France;
BITTER WATER, Friedrchshall, Germany;
BITTER WATER, Puilna, Bohemia;
SELTZER, Scitzer, Germany.
Salts from the following Springs, for readily max
ing the water, extemp0raneously, very useful Tor
travellers or invads ut inaccessible points, can be
p MT per mall-viz.. Rockbridge Alum Water Mass,
from the Rockbrdgc Alum Springs, ~ per vial !;
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass, Washington,
county, Va, 81 per vial Bedford Alum and Iodine
Mass, Bedford county, Va, 81 per vial.
DESCRIPTIVE pamphlets furnished gratis on app-
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
1916 Main street, and No. Governor street,
,Io,m Richmond.
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sH.~Has.h
LATEST FOREIGy NEWS.
EnCIaHd.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN STATEMENT.

LIVERPOOL GRAIN STATEMENT. .'A#,
LIVERPOOL, July PA leading grain cir
cular, in review OF the week, says the wea-
ther has been generally more favorable and
the trade OF the country has again become
dull, Few markets show any improvements,
but the tendency of others has been towards
slight decline in force. Sellers OH the spot
have met the demand with some concessions
where business could be promoted to fair
extent. ...--. ....s .. ....t.
The Eastern War. IT,.
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN RUSSIAN AER-
CHASTMAN AND A TURKISH AONITOR-THE
MERcHASTaAN VICTORIOUS. ..,.ts .#.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 25.-The 0Fcial
MESSENGER publishes the following dis
patch: " An old merchandising. the Vesta,
has had an engagement Oft ktat kusten1e,
lasting over five hours, with Turkish mon
itor. which fled, much damaged by Russian
shells, one OF which burst in her turref.
The Vesta had her rudder injured. and went
to Sebastopol for repairs. Two officers and
nine sailors were killed, and six officers
(among them the Commodore) and seven
teen sailors were wounded. One officer has
since died."
GREAT MILITARY ACTIVITY IN CONSrANTi-
NopLE-voLUNTEERs EVERYWHERE ENROLL
ING.
LONDON, July 27.-A Reuter- telegram
from Constantinople says: "The Shelk ul
Islam has been dismissed. Great military
activity prevails. Volunteers are every
where enrolling. Recruiting booths have
been established in various quarters OF Con-
stantinople. Parties Of volunteers. with
bands, and flags are parading the Streets"
RCMoRs or PEACE.
LONDON, July 27.-A special dispatcl
from Vienna to the Times says: I" Peace
rumors still circulate. Everybody is con
yinced OF the resolute maintenance OF th'
| understanding between the three great
| Powers. 1t is felt that the moment fol
action IL approaching. The barbaritie>
committed by Mohammedans at all points
as well rs by the Russians and BulSa
rians, no longer allow an unconce rned view
of the position OF the unfortunate chris
tian population. ro-Hungary In par
ticuIar IS strongly interested. The scheme:
attributed to England OF occupying nrs
Gallipoli, and next perhaps Constantinople
do not preclude the belief In an early
peace" s.tr3.4t
DEFEAT OF sULEIaAS PAsHA. NJ.
AnR1AyopLE, July 28.-Suleiman Pash;
bos been defeated at karaburn. lie lost ter
guns. His army is retreating on Adrinno
Note..-The Karabura referred to Is !,
the immediate neighborhood OF Yeni Sagh
ria.]
sHUaLA, July 27.-The Second Russian
army corps has invested silestria.
FOREIGN coNsuIs CALL FOR AEN-oF-wAR.
CoNsrASTINoPLE, July 27.-The Gree
consul at Bergas and the French and Italia
consuls at GiliroiI have telegraphed thei
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TaE COMPANY AT THE WHITE SULPHUR
spR1NGs.-A Richmond gentleman now at
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs says ::
eve have here ever six hundred visitors.
Among the notables are Hon. James 5:
Thayer, OF New York; General Dubose, OF
Georgia; General Joseph +. Johnston, OF
Virginia; Hon. W. W. Corcoran, OF wash
ingtan: Ex-Governor Walker; Bayard Fay
lor. of New York; Hon. p. Phillips, Of
Washington; Major E. 4. Burke, of New
Orleans: Hon. John E. Stevenson, OF Ohio.
"The strike has had the effect OF stirring
I'D visitors greatly. Anxiety for news from
rebellio,is districts has been intense. Some
few guests have left for their homes on ac-
count of the strike, and arrivals the first
two or three days Of this week were light,
but they are picking up again."
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THR WEATHER YESTERDAY was in the fore
noon the warmest and most oppressive we
have had this season. In the evening it
clouded up, and though only slight rains
fell here, the heavy rains to the south and
southwest cooled the atmosphere very much.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 81;
0 4. NJ. 30; noon. 05; 3 p. N.. 9s: T.
H., So: midnight, 70.
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Admiral Porter Ordered to Washing
ton, &c.

Especial telegram 70 the mspatchl
WARM SPRINGS, Va, July 2.-Admlral
Porter, commanding the United States
forces, who has been here for two months,
and would have remained during the sea-
son, left to-day for Washington, where he
will command in person the movements OF
the unusual number Of iron-clads and ves-
sels-of-war recently ordered to that point.
James Thomas, Jr., and lady, Misses Kate
and Gay Thomas, and Rev. DR.. Curry and
family, OF Richmond, are among the arri'
yals here to-day.
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Sad Result OF a FOurth-Of.JuIy
FrOlic.
ARREST OF SURGEON WILSON.

ARREST OF SURGEON WILSON.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, July 27.-The negro girl
Jennie Brown, who was so badly shot on
the Fourth OF July on the steamer N. p.
Banks by Assistant-Surgeon A. A. G. Will
son, OF the United States frigate Franklin,
fingered until last night, when she expired
at the hospital OF st. Vincent de Paul. DR..
Wilson, who was ut large on bail, was re-
arrested tonight and committed to Jail.
William Brown, who was also shot by
DR.. Wilson at the same time, has recovered.
All this is the unfortunate result OF frolic
in celebration Of the glorious Fourth.
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Movements of Chief Joseph.

HIS DETERMINATION TO WHIP GENERAL
HOWARD.
SAN Francisco, July 27.-The fastest adj
vices from Chief Joseph are that he was in
trcnched; that he was not going to leave
the country, and that he was increasing his
forces every day; that he had then between
400 and 500 warriors. He said he would
soon have as many as General Howard. He
intended to whip Howard, then go to
Lewiston and back to Walla- Walla.
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HOW THE WORLD WAGS.
A NAVAL fENGAGEMEST---A RUSSIAN
MERCHAsTMAN OvERCOMEs A r.
TURKISH MONITOR. ..s..t,-

SAD RESULT OF A FROLTC ON THE CLIO
RIoUs FOURTH-DRoWNING OF A FATHER
AMI. TWO soNs-DEFEAT OF sULEIhAE
PAsHA-GREAT MILITARY ACTIVITY IN
CONsTASTISOPLE-v EN-
ROLLING EvERYwHERE-THE INDIAN
CHIEF JOSEPH sWEARS He WILL WHIP
GENERAL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONSULS
IN THE EAST CALL FOR MEN-OF-WAR-
PATRICK COUNTY GIVES TWELVE DELE
GATES FOR DANIEL. &C., &C.
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DOR COBB'S ISLAND.
SIrc,,I. TR1p-rWO DAYS ON TIE ISLAND
STEAMER JOHN SYLVESTER.
JULY 31ST

Stcamc- JOHN SYLVESTER will leave Rich
moud for COBH'S ISLAND OH TUESDAY, JUL \
3lsr. A. M., remaining at Norfolk that might
giving passengers option of stopping at Old Point
or NORFOLK and leaving Norfolk next morning,
August !. .al & for Cebb's Island direct, touch.
at Old Point. remaining at the Island that day and
night, aud leaving there next afternoon, remaining
AT Old Point or Norfolk that night AMI arriving al
Richmond afternoon of Friday, August Sd. 90
Fare for the round trip, only 81. ..
This Is considered the best trip offered by the
James River Steamboat Company this season.
Arrangements have been made for passengers to
sleep the hotel and take their meals on the S, Ives
ter.
SPECIAL NoTICr.-In consequence of this trip
the SYLVESTER will te withdrawn from James
river August lst and 2u.. jy 25-5t
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Sent on to the County Court.-Moses
Thompson (coloredD has been sent on to the
County Court by Justice Perkins, of Et-
trick, for stealing fly-tent and cabbage
from r. Z. Riddick. 1t is reported that
Thompson has served two terms in the pen
itcntiary.
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Picnic AT YoUSG'S POND.-Clay-Strcci
Methodist Church Sunday-School will have
a basket picnic at Youns's pond on Tues
day next. Wagons and omnibusses have
been secured to take out all who desire to
attend, and only twenty-five cents will be
charged for the round trip. Young's pond
is beautiful place, and the wonder is that
it is not oftener patronized by picnic
nortjpS
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u AWLEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN BOARD
AND ROUND-TRIP TICKETS
FROM THIS DATE-JULY &c. 1S77-TO AU-
GUST 9TH.

The railroads refusing to make further reduc-
tion In rates. to allow an EXCURSION TO RAW
LEY SPRINGS. we have determined 10 deduct Si.5
from the board Cf every going to Rawley Springs
fro~ Richmond and staying one week or more,
making the present ronnd-trip ticket only $3.50,
which with ihc following low rates of board, we
hope To induce the citizens Of Richmond to come TO
our Springs and enjoy the benefit Of the water and
delightful, climate: Boar'l-Per day. $50: per
week 81 so; per month, S35: per month. two in
\ room, S65. W. ID. HOPKINS. PrtsidtnI.
W. VI. NICHOLAS. Special Director. lily 27-6t*
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EXCURsIoN TO WEST Po1NT.-Chickahom
iny Tribe, No. 81, |. O. II. NJ, will make IL
grand family excursion to West Point on
Monday, August 18th instant. This tribe
is noted for good order and wel-conducted
and successful excursions. Kessnich's brass
and string band will furnish music.
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on TIE sTRIkE.-WiIliam Tampman and
Martha his wife (white tramps), hailng from
North Carolina, arrived here yesterday
morning. Yesterday afternoon about 4
O'Clock they had fight on Cary street near
Eighth, and Martha was badly beaten. Ser
ceant Perrin and Policeman Toler arrested
both, and they will go before the Police
Court this morning.
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INaYor's COurt.-Charles Cadmium (co-
lored), charged with as>aulting Eliza Jones
(colorcG, was discharged.
Paul Horn was committed 10 jail for five
days as a yagrant at his own request. Paul
had been taking too many horns, and wished
to be kept out OF the way OF liquor until he
could cool off.
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HEALTH, PLEASURE,
IL AND ECONOMY.
ONE MORE OF THOSE DELIGHTFU T. L
EXCURSIONS
TO
OLD POINT. NORFOLK. AND THE CApES.

The BROAD-STREET METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL. CHURCH have made cverv necessary arrange
nent for a GRAND EXCURSION to OLD POINT.
NORFOLK. AND THE CAPES. on the splendid
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, TUESDAY, AUGUST
7TH.
The friends OF the church and the public are
respectfully Invited to avail themselves of this pro-
baby The last opportunity of the season. TO make
this delightful excursion, which the committee are
assured will prove most enjoyable TO all who par
ticipatc. .,,
Meals furnished on the steamer at so cents cach
for breakfast and supper and 10 cents for dinner.
Persons stopping at the lyrca Hotel. at Old Point
can obtain supper. lodging. and breakfast Tor
$50. -
Fare for the round "Trip only So and tickets good
for one week. Children under twelve years OF age,
half price No charge for children under five years
Tickets can hc purchased ut Lunpkin's drug
store. Twcnty-iifth and Clay streets; berran (
McThal'S. Seventeenth and Main streets; Woon-
house & Parhalm'S. ll07 Main street: and >. Il.
Carnctt'S drugstore, Seventh aud Broad streets
- ,It,y
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The Manchester Grays.-The Grays have
now completed their organization, and inn
mediatcly after their ball will go into active
training. The Membership embraces some
OF the best young men in the city.
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IT was happy thought when ". II. Andrews, of
Cincinnati, determined to publish the " Bazar."
Culture In matters OF toletaste is no less requisite
than culture IN art. literature, etc., for the ladies.
The Bazar Is many-sided, and fills a!l these re-
quisltcs. Full of news about society. drama. music,
literature and art 1t is the cheapest "quid extant.
when one dollar year Is the "quo."
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Especial telegram to tho DiSpatch.I
SUFFOLK, Va, July 27.-AIired Davis, an
English settler in this county, and two sons,
aged respectively fourteen and twelve
years, were drowned while bathing in Nam
semond river to-day one mile below Suf-
folk. The youngest boy ventured beyon&
his depth and called for assistance, which
the father and other son attempted to rem
der, when all three were drowned. The
scene was witnessed by third son, still
Younger, who escaped. The bodies have
not vet been recovered.
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Minor Topics. Blankinship exhibits at
Wade's very creditablc model OF The
Southern Slave.
There was strike at the Danvile shops
Yesterday. One OF the apprentices became
of age and regaled all OF his shopmatcs.
The Hastings Court has adjourned until
September.
The Office of the Manchester Courier has
been removed to the rear of Howle's drug
store. corner Of Hull and Eleventh streets.
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WEATHER REPORT.

= ISDICATIoSs FOR TO-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic and Cult States, rising barometer,
southeast to southwest winds, stationary
temperature, and numerous local rains, pos.
sibly followed by cooler northwest winds in
Northern Texas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta.
tionarv temperature, southwest winds, sta
tionary or higher pressure, and light local
rains.
For the Middle Atlantic States, northeast
to southeast winds, rising barometer, cool,
cloudy weather. with occasional rains.
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M EETEES.S.

NOTICE.-TnE NJ f NJ Il + IS AND
~ CHAPTERS of the fraternity Will please ,ake
notice that the next Annual Convention OF The CHI
PfII FRATERNITY will bc held at the White Sui
phur Springs Greenbrier county. West va. an the
SRI OF AUGUST. 1877. MEA4E HASklNS.
Is DO-1Sh Grand Dclta.
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IF YOU WANT CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS 20 to A. GREENTREE, I'll Broad street.
II YOU will not buy them at the price he charges Tor
them 1t will be owing to the inpossibtllty TO wear
them on account of the hot weather. Twenty dozen
more gcntlemen's Gauze Vests at 25c worth SOC.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

T OST, BY THE BLIND MISSIONARY.
~ MICAJA s. MEADOR. on Friday. near the
Gallego Mills, one RAZOR HONE. which has been
broken and uiended: aud also PIECE OF HONE
and an EhMERSOS RAZOR-STROP. Whoever
has the above should return them to Mr.. MEADOR,
as 1t is his principal means OF support He may be
found at tile st. Charles Hotel. and those who wish
their RAZORS PUT IN ORDER will find In hi an
artist In that line. He wishes TO rcturn thanks TO
Captain Bragg. the proprietor OF the It. Charles
for many kindnesSes received at nis hands,
ix DQ-1f&
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PATENT AGENCY.
HENRY ORTIZ,

Ill formerly OF Richmond, Va,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENT,
Federal Buildings, WASHINGTON. ID. g., =
informs his friends and southern Inventors generally
that he will he pleased 10 attend TO theiT patent
matters on reasonable terms, and win furnish, FIR EE
OF CHARGE. all information with regard 10 any
matters connected with patents either intie UNITED
STATES OR ABROAD, rs well as TO the PATESTA-
RIftrY OF Inventions, SO far as this may be ascer.
taIneI by. search In model-rnom OF Patent once
and respectfully refers TO Heary g. Cannon, D..
Lange J. p. and Thomas E. Ballard. T. kahl = 60
the scandinavian languages. Estabiished 1870.
10 4.3taY3M
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EXCURSIONS.

cPECIAL ENCURSE,N FROM RICH
- MOXD TO FREDERI, ,kSBCRG ON sun
DAY. July 20. lS77.-Thr train will leave cor
nrr Of Broad and Adams streets, near Elltl Park,
promptly at 7:30 4. NJ, arriving at Fredericksburg
al O3O NJ Returning, will leave Frederic ksburg
at 5:3O f. NJ. arriving In Richmond about SEQ I.
NJ Far. for round trip. Al. jy 2S-lt*
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CLARET-nncst brands; Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own importation: Willis Whiskey, Lcghan
Whlskey, Select Whiskey. "El Consolador
and Pitana "-two excellent brands Of cigars of
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to tho
trade WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co.,
9O3 Main street
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| AVOID DANGEROUS COSMETICS conccaieh In
Opaque glass bottles. Gourands OlymWah crcah''
In clear glass, does not hide itself from examina-
ton. Its exceeding iecacy and beauty of appear
ancc gives assurance Of excellence in the PERFORM
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Twelve Delegates for Daniel.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.]
LYSCrBURG, July Fitzpatrick county
elects a round dozen delegates for Daniel.
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FINE TOMATOES. have received some
splendid tomatoes from the farm OF Mr..
Ellison Gaulding, in Hanover. They are
the finest we have seen brought to the mar
kct this season.
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Music BY TIE BAND.-The citizens OF tho
East-End will have an opportunity this
evening at O'Clock TO hear some good
music. Kessnich's band will execute tine
programme on Libby's Hill.
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HEApAcHE,ASp NEURALGIA PILLS.

PIzZINI has LEMON ICE-cREAM.
PIZZIST has VANILLA ICE-CREAM.
PIZZISI has STRAWBERRY ICE-CREAM.
PIZZISI has PEACH ICE-CREAN.
PIZZITI has CHOCOLATE IcE-CREAM.
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n. ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents, insert nd
vertisements In all OF the newspapers OF the Unite.
States at pubshersl rates. Orders LEFT ut the DiS
patch counting -roon, will receive prompt atten
tion.
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TIE FREE BRIDGE is and has long been in
bad order. 1t, however, seems to be no.
body's business to look after it. or il there
is supervision exercised there is no money
to rpnair IT,
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Leslie's Illustrated Times for this week
continuing illustrations Of the scenes a
Pittsburgh, received from J. T.. Ellyson
111o Main street.
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REDUCTION IN BOARDING. call especial atten'
ton to the great reduction In rates OF fare and board
at the Rawley Springs The advertisement VIII be
seen in another column.
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Buy four papers of pins ar COHEN BROTHERS
for &c.; three alpaca skirt braids for 10c. two pa
pers Of good needles for Sc. twelve dozen agat
buttons for &C.; and number of other things at re
duced prices.
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Observation-Disclosures kemper has
been on business visit to Madison and
Orange counties, but it is expected will be
back ut his post OF duty here this morning.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at ih'
DISPATCH PnINTISG-IiOCsE. Good work, 10"
prices. au satisfaction guaranteed.
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Personal.-Mr. Arthur Smelling is still
in critical condition.
Professor Morrissette OF the High School
has left for Brunswick for the summer.
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AN 1SDEFINABLE YET EXQUISITE PEnFUM'
fingers In the laccs and lingerie among which ha
been laid one Of J. & F.. ATKINsoN's delicate Sact
ats
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ICE-cREAM for to-morrow's dinner. Leave your
orders early with PiZZISI, and he VIII furhsh you
with some of his superior ice-crcan.
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| CoHRN BROTHERS are making every effort TO sell
goods at low prices. You can always rely on what
you buy Of them as not only good. but IS chcap.or
cheaper than can be htd elsewhere.
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SLIpPERs, TIES, EUsKISS, SERGE GOODS, SAN
das, Priuce Albcrts. Oxfords, Sewports, Magno'iaa
Buckle Newports. &C., chcapat
BoscIES'S. 500 and 511 Broad stpcct
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r OST OR STOLEN, FROM THE ~
IL residence Of George 5. Palmer. - -
white spot under chin. liberal reward will be paid
If returned-corner Of Frankln and Monroe strees'
ty 27-2t*
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CRO0UET.

TROOUET FOR EVERYBODY.
4 SET OF CROQUET. with eight balls and eight
nlalcts ten arches and stakes, packed In neat box,
for & % Finer sets for Sl.75. ~. and $500.
j. r. ELLISON. Bookseller,
~ 17-dIOtswSsw3t l112 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
RANKS AND BANKERS
IITIZESS RANK, OF, RICHMOND.
T.. w. PICKRELL, President.
Z. Il. SSEAD, Cashier.

Deposts of one dollar and upwards received, ano
.,Y ner cent allowed on deposits
Dep0sits received SUBJECT to check without Eotice.
and interest allowed ca IT not checked OH more
frequently than two ur three times 4 week. +. s.
Interest Oh all deposits 10 commence ten days
after date OF deposit.
o'clock F. NJ, aud on Saturday FROM L. NJ. till 8
PM. H Zo-sco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
LOCAL MATTERS.
THE STATE CAPITOL.

WIEN IT WAS ERECTED-H0W TIE PUBLIC
SQUARE WAS OBTAISED-SOME HIsToR1-
CAL INFORMATION.