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The London Wortd says that though the
gnglish race is adventurous, and has genius
yeE at home. the middle class, who are the
backbone of ths people, will 20 nowhere,
WiH do nothing, until they are provided
with pioneer equipped with fashionable
teYsden tials.
>Arx. Mackay, wife Of the Bonanza King,
has sapphire which was once the property
OF Russian prince, and it cost her Sl50, 900.
It is an inch In diameter. Her pearl neck
lace cost 100000, and her coral set cost
$4,000.
English servant: girls receive on all ave-
rage el.60 q week. A head cook In the
family Of the Lord ChaIcelior received less
tbaE s q week. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

The Nom indtion.-The news OF the nomi-
nation of General Joe Johnston was most
fayorably received by all true Conserva-
tives. Like every other place, Manchester
has its soreheads and place-huntors. who
would not have supported anybody the
Convention had nominated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

DETECTIVE SMITH STILL HOLDING TIE FORT.
Detective w. r. Smith, of Smith K West, Balt!-
more, who was suddenly cured BY DR.. Herndoh's
Gypsy's Gift whilst confined 10 bed by an uvetc-
Iate attack of rheumatism, TO which lie had Dech
long subject, still 'holds The fort" and has never
been troubled since by an attack of the old enemy.
This shows the rernlaneney of that great remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

The Ldun Party.-In consequence Of the
rain Tuesday night the party at Cersley's
Grove was adjourned to Lyceum Hall. An
excellent string band furnished music, and
the occasion was one OF the most enjoyable
of the season. The affair was admirably
managed by an efficient committee OF ladies
and gentlemen,
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and pressure

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY IN the mornshS
was cloudy and threatening. In the eve
ming II cleared up, bus tue atmosphere COR
tin,,ed heavy and sultry to midnight.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 81;
Q A. ~, II: noon. 81; 3 I. NJ, 81; 1.
NJ, 80; midnight. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

RlCHMoNDs VS.. OLD DoM1N1oNs.-The Old
Dominions, of Petersburg, will arrive to-
day and play the Richmonds at 1 O'Clock at
the Richmond and Atlantic baseball
grounds, head OF Marshall street. These
two clubs played the most exciting game
that has been played here this season-play-
ing eleven innings, resulting in favor OF the
Richmonds by score OF to Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

A SuCcEss.-St. Patrick's picnic, given
at Drewry's Bluff yesterday, was success
financially, and also in the pleasure afforded
the guests. Those who were present speak
erllogistically OF Messrs. A. McDouough,
William Quigley, and Harrigan, OF the COM
mittee In charge.
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IMPORTANT SCHOOL NOTICE.

We have mldc preparations for the session of
ls7S-79, and find ourselves ready 10 furnish every
school boy with 4 NICE. sEHyIcEABLE SUIT Ut
very low prices, rs ocr goods are thoroughly shrunk
and vel! male. Parents VIII please note The name
ana place 10 supply their wants.
y. SAKS 6 Co.
Clothicrs 20 Al the Boys, l Ol3 IIaln strrrt
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISp,cATroSs FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
a,e Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
necasonal rain, warm southeasterly shifting
70 colder northwest winds, and stationary
followed by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
n,rtIy cloudy weather winds mostly SOUTH
westerly. and nearly stationary temperature
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SIMMER RESORTS.

THE HIGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
l. COMFORT, FA.-Situared within lrn wards
OF Fort Monroe. open all the year. wish ;unDa ca
pacity for COO guests. Has al modern improve
memls. elevator, gas and electric bells III every
room: wnlcr, hath-rooms. aud closets on snch floor
Six daily mails and telegraph office. III c,M 10
twenty frSt-caSs steamers land daily icNcepi sum
day. $50 yards from the door. Rooms l.' halls
comfortably heated, and every confurl provided
for tourists and hrah-scckers during tie w!ner.
Fire-cscapes only fifty feet apart on every to"r. Su.
nerlor beach f3r bathing at 1oprIs,eps, ai' rood
driving especially attractive. Send for circular de-
scri5ng hygicuic advantages.
TERMS: ~ 10 $3.50 ncr day, according To loc2-
ton OF and number in room. length IT stay. nc.
HARRISON FIiOEEt>.
an I5-thu3l PrOTrir,rr.
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Officers Elected. Friendship Lodge, X.
OF T., has elected the following officers 10
fill vacancies occa>ioned by designations :
Rev. George. {. Vanderslce, trustee, and
John c. Lipscomk, master Of cXcheGuer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

Our "B SELECT" WHIsKEY, for family and
use, is unequaed FOR the price.
". D. BLAIR & Co.,
903 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

The RagamuHas.-The Ragamuflins OF
Man nchester and Swansboro' are expected to
meet at the courthouse tomorrow night 10
arrange for their approaching turnout at the
State Fair --.. .....-.
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Relieve the Suferers.- There will be
called meeting OF Manchester Lodge OF Ma
sons tomorrow night to take action in refer
ence to the yelIow-fevcr sufferers.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

arm Broken.-Yesterday afternoon the
little daughter OF Mr. &. T.. Fischer fell and
broke her arm. Late last night the little
sufferer was doing well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

THE GREAT pGRMAHENcI OF MURRAY & LAM
MANS FLORIDA WATER gives IL wOudcrful ad-
vantage over nearly all other perfumes days and
weeks after lis application the handkerchief or gar
ment cNllalcs soft, rich fragrance, agreeable, re-
f-eshiug, and healihfu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

SYcEE BROTHERS are advertising 1000 pairs of
BLANKETS at a remarkably low price. There was
never known 10 be such IN opportunity to purchase
BLANKETS ut slch low price. Read their atlver-
tSemcnt a2 20 20 The store and see for yours elves,
and you can get 4 good pair uf BLANKETS f0r So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

Pers0nal.-Harvey J. Nunnaly is at the
Bedford Alum Springs in improved health.
Henry \. Cook has just returned from Il
visit to PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey.
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The Picnic Yesterday morn
ing the Christian Church Sabbath school
went out to the old Drewry farm, where the
day was pleasantly spent in pic-nickiEg.
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VI. ELLTsoN CO.. advertising AGENTS. lnsert adj
rcr!isements In All Of the newspapers of the Cnitae
STA j: publishers rates. Or'ers left al the Dis
p,tch counting room viii receive prompt atteu-
ttnn
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

DIANO FOR SALE.-A we'll seGaIs
l. preserved SlN-OCTAFE L i a Crf ~
n,v bn hou.L for a bargain by applying ut he cor
ncr Of Mad.o and Marshall streets, or 10 me, next
doOr to the Theatre. ChSRab saOEh'
All Dq-3tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

YOUNG HoUSEKEEpERS should not forget that
the way to reach Il husbands heart Is through MS
stomach. Use DooLEY'S YEAST POWDER III AEi-
king biscuits, bread. cakes, rolls, mniins, ETC ana
they will be- nice. light iigestible and whoie'omc.
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For ALL DISEASES or TIE TEETH ASD GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CAEBoLIC MOUTu-
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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THE MOZART THIS EvEHING.-First. over
ture. Romantique." Keller Bella, by the
orchestra; second, violin solo, p" First Con-
certo," De Berlot, by Mr.. kessnich; third,
cornct solo, Trumpeter's Farewell"
Hamm, by Mr.. Beier; fourth, Potpourri,
I'll Trovatore." Verdi, by the orchestra ;
fifth, 1.-The Kings Polonaise," BIse, by
the orchestra; sixth, trio, Amida," j.
Muller, for clarinet, 'ccllo, and piano. Miss
Laura and Mr.. Thilow and Signor JAR
della; seventh, Septette, Opus 26. Fesca,
by instrumental septette; eighth, waltzes,
"German Pleasure" Strauss, by the or.
chestra
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DIScoLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE L BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN.
TIFRICE. FIFTY cents 4 box.
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SAVE MONEY ny n.vIug yoif pIlnung done at the
DISPATCH PRfNTrSG-FlCUsE. Good work, low
prices, aud Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE G BAKERS CAR
DOLIC MOUTH-WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

IScIPIEST TARTAR AND SCURF removed by
MEADE e BAKERS SApoSISE DENrfFRICE.
Fifty cents box
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MOI ~
Among the votes not counted were 20 on
this ballot for General Johnston, but he was
not in nomination, and the votes, accord
ing to the rule, were void.
FULL STOP.
Dr. Friend, Of Chesterfield, offered the
following:
Resoircd, That the call of the roll be dis
pensed with until another candidate is
placed In nomination.
Adopted.
The Convention then sus pended busi-
ness.
FORWARD, MARCH ~
FoRTY-NINTH BALLOT.
After an hour of waiting MI. Lovenstein
renominated DR.. Quesenberry. The ballot
rneyrlfo6
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II. LOOK AT THIS !!l
n, LOOK At THIS ~!
III LOOK AT THIS Il!
MEMS WORKING COATS, So;
MEMS WORKING COATS, a2;
MEMS WORKING COATS, a2;
MEMS WORKING PANTS. 81:
MEMS WORKING PANTS, 81;
MEMS WoRKIsG PANTS, 81;
MEMS VESTS, Soc;
MEMS VESTS. soc. .
These are The bargains Of nur
FALL CAMPAIGN.
\. SaES & Co, l0I3 Main street,
Clothiers 10 all the People.
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GLESwooD WuIsKEY, made in 1873.
". ID. BLAIR < Co.
COB Main street.
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SYCLE BROTHERS say In their advertisement that
they will open NEW GOODS from now until loth OF
septemb.r-a large variety aud choice goods Great
bargains NAV be looked for.
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asAFRAGRAyT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE " IA
KER's CARBoLIc MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents
hnftIn
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Our STOCK OF

ISSHoNDttlED ShiHiS
has to-day received It's new lots. and shall con-
tinuc selling them a; soc. Every shirt warranted
to lit. 4. SAKS & Co., 1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

CHOICEST suGAR-CURED HAMS at lac. at
CHRISTIAN &c WHITES.
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FOR ULcERATEp MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLlC MOUTH" A'h
are upexceiled. Fifly cents bottle.
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Young was dropped for the first time.
The resolution introduced by DR.. Friend
was, on motion Of Mr.. Lovenstein, rescind-
ed.
Mr.. Broaddus, OF Henrico. at 4:50 moved
that the Convention adjourn until Thurs
day ut 10 A. NJ. Lost.
Mr.. .Crutchtield moved to adjourn to s P.
NJ Tost
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FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, FOREIGN AND Do
MEsTIc LIQUORS Of all grades.
W. D. BLArR & Co.,
903 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

The proprietors of the GREENBRiER WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS, West Virginia, have deier-
mined 10 reduce the price Of board after September
lst 10 sl4 per week, and k45 per mouth.
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DUFF GORDON SuEIRY-new i'm mportation--dff.
fercnt grades. w. y. BLAIR 4, Co.. q
9U3 Main street,
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CHRISTIAN Il WHITES patent "MINNESoTA "
FLOUR is uncquai;el III this or any other market.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SycLE BROTHERS are advertising good STRIPEI
HOSE ut lQc. worth 25c
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c,

STANDhRD BOOKS CHEAP.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH offer many 'h3aSana
valuable works az lower prices Than lhry can DC na
elsewhere. Among 'hem are AZ IfLaiOHs > 3NESS
CL0P. .EnIA, 3 vols. ENCYCLOPEDIa AMER!-
CANA. II vols: ENCYCLOPEDlA BRIiAHh a. \,
20 vols SICHOL>OS'S ESCiCIDP-EliA.i ~
vols AEp CHAMBERs'+. BRANDS. W hl',
STER'S, SURNS'S. COOLEI's, HuhAE's; ana
others. au "-ds"
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sycLE BROTHERS are selling BLACK SILK
cheaper than any other house IN the State.
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BUFFALO EITsgEA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
CHRONIC INTERMITTENT FEVER,
WITH
DYSPEPSIA, &C.
CASE OF TIE REV. GEORGE W. DAME,
OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA.
BUFFALO EITsIEA WATER.

DASyILLE. VA. August 27. 1873.
C0ionel Th0mGs +. GoOde:
Dear Sir.-FOr twO years | was The vic:im OF
Chill, and Fever having uring this period four
cOu.cstivc ci!lls had the advice o; some uf the
best al men Of the country but 1t was unavaA-
ing 10 arrest ihc disease. Added 10 his suffered
from Dysuc,ISia OF severe AMI depressing :Or1n.
tie comp!icatiCn Of disease reducing me Ia state
Of great p.oS;ra ion. a visit OF Il few weeks 10 me
ECFFALO LlTIIiA SPRINGS In the :u!l.ner OF
1876. with HE continued Use OF the WATER Tor
some weeks longer at home relieved me entirely of
Cbil!s and very greatly berctitcd my Dvsrpilc
symptoms. have since enjoyed strength anu lcr.
yoIs yiuOr NOT commo. 10 ncu Of NV age. | regard
these WATERS as one OF The mot powerful RENE
dial agents in affections Of the stomach and In all
diseases OF malirit origin.
Very res. ectfa!iy.
All 29-cpdtt GEOkGE w. DaSlE.
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SPECIAL 10 pRopEuTY.OwNEas.

Any PERSON WISHING TO JOIN
~ re- pnnihc pel> on 10 itst me lfsailt! nf CON,
nriIus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To PAY FOR
PAVIECr THE SIDEWALKS OWNED ~ IHf.
CITY. can 10 50 uy APPLYING ~ once at she DtS-
untch rllice. au E"-lt
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VIRGINIA HAMS, large size, At l2Ac. at CHRIS.
TIAN & WHITES.
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j. THOMPSON BROWN. F. NJ. two brick houses
and framed store on Twenty tifth street.
FRANK J. SAMPSON. s Z. NJ. large number Of
vacant lots in Hollands and SneliinS's addition
10 the city OF Manchester.
JNO. L LAUGHTON. IL A. NJ, physicians car
riage and hcr. e and harness.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS. ~ NJ, valuable land In
Hanover ccun = ten miles from Richmond.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, 10 a. NJ, household furn.-
tllre, beds, carpet, >idt-saddle, &c.
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wit, conscientious devotion 10 public duty.
/ can say this with a remembrance not un-
mingled with honest pride in the conscious
ness OF duty discharged for you in other
and far different fields. and relying in the
new duties upon which shall be ushered
by your united aud generous support upon
this same determination to do my best.
think may promise you st least a congress
siona' career OF constant. industrious, zeal
ous devotion to your interests and your
honor.
l am not less than You Virginian-by
blood, by birth. in heart-and the almost
passionate pride and devotion Of my boy
hood to my mother Virginia has been con-
firmed, not cooled, by all the wide eNpe-
r1ences OF my maturer years.
Ii may not be improper for me to say one
word In explanation OF what may have heen
10 some my ineXplicable and Objectionable
silence, prior to the nomination, upon the
issues which, it is conceived, will be
prominent during my future career as your
representative. This silence was not acci-
dental, but was the result OF my deliberate
judgment that in the present state of the
politics Of the country public canvass and
discussion Of these issues-yet imperfectly
developed as they are-in advance OF and
with a view to influencing the action OF
SO" tHS
seeds OF confusion, and even OF division, in
the Conservative party, TO which we must
continue to look in the future, as we have
done in the past, as the protecting agis of
our peace and prosperity. | may add that
this private and personal Judgment was
confirmed by the concurrent views OF Judi
cious friends and advisers, and by intima-
tions scarcely less distinct than orders
which I learned were issued from the CEN
trail management Of the party to its candi-
dates throughout the Commonwealth a few
years since. ;"
/ have only to add, gentlemen, that this
is not the time nor the place to enter upon
any presentation OF my views upon these
questions but shall consider it my duty.
as it will certainly be my pleasure. to meet
YOU and my fellow-citizons throughout the
district and freely and fully talk over with
you these and all other matters properly
pertaining to the discharge of the important
duties TO which you nave already given me
the partial call, which, by your generous
support, will, l confidently believe, be con-
firmed al the ensuing election. Again thank
ing you gentlemen, one and all, for the
honor OF the nomination; and again pedS-
ing you my best efforts, both prior to and
after the election; and invoking your con-
tinued support, congratulate you on the
conclusion of your labors, and wish you
safe and happy return to your homes.
[Cheers.]
MR., KELLEY.
Loud calls were now made for Colonel
Young; but that gentleman not being IN
attendance, Mr.. Kelley briefly addressed the
Convention. declaring it to he his intention
to labor until the close OF the polls in No
vember for the election of the candidate OF
the Convention.
On motion of Mr.. D. Z. Richardson. OF
Richmond, the Convention adjourned sine
die.
General Johnston left the city for the
mountains last night.
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POLICE CoURT-JuStice John j. Crutch-
field presiding.-The following cases were
considered yesterday:
Parker G. Westcott, charged with abusing
and threatening to beat Emma Westcott. bis
wife, thereby causing her to fear bodily
harm at his hands. Discharged.
William Lewis (colored), charged with
stealing one blanket from MaXimilian Eoss.
Discharged.
Standard Gibbs (colorcd), assaulting and
beating Ann Heath. Fined 81 and cots.
Jacob Harris and William Hartwell (co-
lored), charged with feloniouSly breaking
the iawbone of Beverly Swan. Continued
until to-day.
j. D. Wilson alias Fox (colorcd). charged
with being accessory to the murder OF Mrs.
Drinnard. of GoOchland county, and felo-
niously shooting Moseley Henley. Contin-
ucd 10 Saturday next.
William Burley, drunk and using obscene
language in the street. Discharged.
Burwell Beasley, charged with stealing
three brooms from A. 4. Daker, was dis
carged.
Armand Lacon, charged with desertus
from the bark Arminia. Committed until
the sailing OF the ship.
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PERsoNAL.-AmonS the visitors to the To-
bacco Exchange yesterday were II. p. G.
Gentry, Rockingham; w. C. Shelton, Flu
wanna; John w. Garrett. Cumberland;
Joseph w. Gills, Prince Edward; j. Il.
Clarke, Owensburo', KY; John A. Nc
Minn, Hanover; w. W. Hurt, Campbell;
and d. A. Wilson, Kentucky.
Mr.. j. NJ. Porter, of Baltimore, is in the
city on visit TO his friends.
Mr.. Richard Burke. of the Monroe County
Register, W. Va, is in the city On his way
to Baltimore.
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HOTELS.
ESTER HOUS
CHESTER, VA.
JOSEPH II. SNEAD, PROPRIETOR.

This house is located on The Richmond and Peters
burg railroad, thirteen miles from Richnoud, and
nine from Petersburg.
Terms: Per dav. 81 80 To S2-accor,ling 10 loc.-
ton OF rooms. lcng III Of STAY. &c.
The railroad authorities furnish bolr'lers nj this
house passes and from either city ~ So per Month;
and TO persons building on the :" Chester Tract"
free pass for years each d%clling-o,c erected
and occupied by family Of white persons.
au lO-1m
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Fon BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE i BAKERS
CARBoLIC MouTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle
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CHESS LINsNES e.

CHESS LlSGNENT.
r AME AND SICK HORSES On
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE CURED FREE Of
COST
CHESS LINIHEST IODIDE AMMONIA.
Spavlns. Splints. RDgboues. Banchcs. Thoroush.
pins Sprung Knees. cured without biemish. Strains,
Shouldt Lalueness. Navil ular Disease, Shoe Buis
cure guaranteed.
Send for pamphlet containing full information TO
DIR. WILLIAM ST. GILES.
120 west Broadway, New York.
Use only for horses The Iinimeat In yellow wrnp-
pers. Sold by all druggists.
Wholesale agents, PURCELL, LApD 4 Co
ieS. ~. Tu..S Th.3m& w3m
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ES- On all sdiss Of R6ot Estate made bettosex
the let 4f Jnnuafy amt iaS, u Jun. the tn.crs fS'
TIE present ysur hGr" tn bt D6id bYthe Bnrchossr
On an sGIee 7.G6f heftr"en ttr 81 NJ Juy Ina
Gf tie geGr the tacts hare 20 pu,d Gy the setter
This custom WAS adopted about IfIcen year. ago
by all the real estate agents III Richmond, aud ap
niles to Richmond and virinity.l
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SALT.
SALT.
.~-s~~~a~-a-~-
SALT! SALT! SALT
ALTON FROM LIVERPOOL.

DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM LIVERPOOL.
$4,000 SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE AND
GROUND ALUM SALT
Wort hng:on'S.' Marsla!ls.' ana -" l!crbert'
per ships .Gefa." Lucy Amrs." R!va.." Lucy
w. SNOW" AMI Knusirc." from Liverpool ana
for sale. deliverable at city Point or Eichr;ond
dock, ln lots 10 suit purchasers, hy
CRINGAN. MORRIS * CO..
au24-10t importers.
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HENR1Co COUNTY CouRT.-Yesterday
Judge Minor sentenced Bailey Coberton
(colored) to ten years. confinement in the
penitentiary for an attempt to commit rape
upon the person of Mrs. Arabclla Eu-
bank.
The grand jury met yesterday morning
and found the following true bills OF indict-
mcnt Peter Stumpf, two cases OF selling
liquor without license; F. N. Sherry, SELL
ing liquor without license; Charles kersey,
assault and battery upon julius krakcr;
Owen O'Neil, selling liquor without Ii
cense; James S. Burke, two cases OF selling
liquor on Sunday.
The court and grand jury adjourned for
the term,
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LEVY BROTHERS

ALL GRADES OF CIGARS manufactures! by
w. u. BLAIR & Co.,
S03 Hain street.
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NEW GOODS
are now being received daily ut
LEVY BROTHERS,,
all of which will he sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
LEVY BROTHERS
show the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
in this city.
You will find goods of every description from the
lowest to the highest grade.
They now show 4 large stock OF
SILKS, LINEN GOODS,
FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
HAMBURG EDGINGS and 1SsERTISGS,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
KEADY-MADE DRESSES, &C.
For bargains in
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS DEY GOODS
call ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
ALL GRADES OF CIGARS manufactured! by
W. u. BLAIR & Co.,
oil
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