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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-26
orArE or NEVADA, COUNTY


OF storey. prtnel At9,neys omoe,
January y l5Is'-To the tollowins-nAhco
ueienoAnt' ADO 70 osnen u "
claimants 70 the feal estate neIeinhtcf ae'
scrfbed. known OF unknown: lou are mere
By notined that suit hes been commenced In
the District Court OF the First judicial District
Of the State " Nevad., IN snd for The county
OF STOREY. held At Virginia City. 10 said county,
~ the htate OF Nevada. plalniin. against the
CROWN ipiNi GOLD AND SILVER MIN,
lNo oohrANl, eofporshon ortsnlna and
existing under and by virtue OF tue Avs OF ths
ths OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NINE or mining CAIN,
ana aanovneno oi or claimants 70 tne same ,shown
or unknown. TO recover the unpaid portl"n o.
the tares asses'ed 10 said deienuant, Assh,t
said mine or mining claim, on tne prooteass
RON aia NINE OF mining cmm ~, orse I'M
minerals bearing gold and silver i.r ,ne s sessrsl
quarter years hereinafter de-isnstea. to.stneI
fof non payme.t. shd .ne Penshes tuS,eon IVY,
accrned upon the lns.tuuon VI .n,s sa.'; ~
nefeinsIier ueeiRhl,ea M ssu .n.' W.. ,'.,, .ss
Sveh uaU ~. ~ ,,n' ~, .,p,., "a ~
mrinet nonnsa m,' s anis you spp.m snu ~
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s,aonn, 81 IA unns,J ss,.. "a asiir
Ainouns v, sa,a rnpe" -,
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ss ss.sa "a as..,,n,,on ~ ..,d ,n,ns ~ mimi,
s,.,r,. Tsa Tr,.r pr,n, aalJ IA a,,vss N,n.
,as r,,nn.v, s,,,ns.,,nn nrssni,sS pnds,
sns n, x,p,m. =, ,ss ,s,,s ~ an. si.is of Caii.
sosni. ma ,hs, c.r,.ir nins y, minins claim
.,ss...s na ~. ~. c...uss IHI. a. ~. ne,t Mi
,s,s aso. na.. ~ W :. - - Ss.
, lo,nr "L Se, osTvy ecuny' ~, v',',nar
vu,ng oosnnea % y. tne nos'n ~ .ns neuuon us ~
Minlns oompsyp yp ~ ,, sa,a ,n,., sur VI
tne soutn oy tne peiene. rIvsf nn'nk S,n'
pany eisiln on eeid loae. anu !ylhs utwten
gnu I'M, one y, Snicn, semk sns .'., sa
line, commences at post No: J. located soo1t
~ teet wer. OF tne Union NIL, IN oo'u n,I,
~ Wr.a Poin' .1c soashSes. @ .o'n,' y, ", y. ssa.
south i deerres n minute. west cs, feet the
flagstaff on Fort Homest'ad bears south 81 do
gree 50 minutes east. and runs from center Of
poet No. south 10 degrees "a minutes east, and
north - degrces 81 minutes vest, passing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-26

Ir man who attends sheep 10 a shep-
herd. does il follow that man who at
tends cows Is q cowarll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-26

THEY are passing the radishes at u
Parisian tibis d'he,,. aud an aniiabl-
guest emp,ies them all into his plate.
Hi. there, you - cried another guest;
"soms Of US like radishes, too" Not
half NJ msch as do" philosephically
replies the first guest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-26

6f m LfrhoGRAPus OF MINING ON
0U UV. THE C0MsrOck for sale st tie
Yostofice Store. Gold Hin. and st Y. Boegls's,
virviuia City. st the Reduced Price Of oSE
DOLLAR jas I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15

Itappears from Il good many Republican
platforms, and notably from that OF the lil,-
noiS State Convention. that state OF war
still exists in this country, and that there is
Il body of public enemies encamped on our
soil now seeking to seize the Government,
and that in order to foil them all other sub
iacts must, and very properly. he neglected.
This is now asserted so often, and IN 20
many quarters, and by such very respecta-
bic citizens, that though we have heen III
clined to disbelicve it we feel that it would
be useless to go on denying it any longer.
So, therefore, admitting the fact, what we
now ask is whether something cannot be
done to bring this unnatural struggle
to close: 1t began in 1861, and Is
therefore now in its seventeenth year,
the longest war on record, except the Pelo-
ponnesian. the Thirty Years war, and the
last war OF England with France, il we do
not count the short peace following the
treaty of Amiens. There is something in
eXpreSsiby shocking in its continuance by
4 Christian people Of one blood and one
faith. speaking the same language and in
heriting the same glorious traditions. i
there not humanity and religion enough left
among us to bring the opposing parties to-
gether to treat? Why should not the Re-
publcans dispatch a commission to the en-
envy, wherever he is, and see whether,
on some terms or other, he will not give
up his nefarious designs and 20 home:
We soemnlv call the attention OF the min
listers OF the various denominations to
this deplorable state OF things.-Ihe Na-
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Police cOcEr. SATURDAY. Y.-IOilcc-Juslc'
White fined the following parties under ely
ordinances Robert Butler ana James Wren,
- each for allowing their hogs to 90 at
large: James Branch. $3.50 for dlSordcrly
conduct: MilIle Reed, 81 for being dIsor-
deriv on the street.
There were number OF parties up Tor
pcddIlng without license; for allowing city
water 10 be wasted for allowing teams to
stand in the street while no one held the
reins: FOR running vehicles without the
nropcr licenses for throwing rocks III the
street: for throwing balls in The street. and
for using city water with hose without first
obtaining 4 special licenSe-all Of whom
were examined and discharged. The po-
lice are more than usually active now in
reportng violations of city ordinances.
Many that bayc for several years been
dpad letter on the law-books are now being
ri.idlv enforced.
No person has the right to leave his team
unattended IN the streets. II lie does. thc
ordinance requires that he shall be nneu.
Henry Eubank. for assaultlng Wllhc
Reed, was fined 800.
In the case OF James Hughes, CHARGED
with assaulting NJ. f. Hughes, commission
OF lunacy was ordered.
Lourette Duval and Josephine Wheatiey
were charged with keeping house OF Ut
fame. Whcatley discharged. the other sent
to iail for fifteen days and sentenced TO pay
Il fine o! so.
George Kelley. for assaulting Walker
GRAY. was tined $40.
Peter GoncIa was tined 81 for keeping MS
store open on Sunday.
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a Ecw Light for Railroad Cars.

New Haven Palladium.
We presume that many OF our readers
have. like ourselves, had difficulty in read
inc newspapers and the like in railroad
cars after dark, because Of the unsatisfac-
tory light given by the lamps in use. we
heard yesterday that gentleman OF this
city had invented Il new method OF hight
ing cars, open to no objection, ana last
evening we visited his factory, Where. at
our request, lie showed us the principle OF
his lighting apparatus. He has been three
wears perfecling it. 1t is very simple. AS
applied to railway cars it is rs follows: Out
side of the car, upon the end OF the roof, Is a
kerosene lamp. Leading from Ito the other
end is q tube, say foot and half IN diane
ter, through which the light is thrown by a
reflector placed behind the flame. This tube
runs along the roof, next to the yentilating
deck, and at several points it is . ''tapped
for light. At these points reflector III the
tube sends the light into and across the car.
through holes similar to the VentllatlnS
holes, and when the light is once inside it Is
sent down to the seats by other rctlertors
placed inside. Upon the other side OF the
car is similar tube, with the light at the
other end. BY this arrangement the pas
sengers escape the dkagreeable smell and
smoke Of the lamps now used, and get Il
very tine light, and are preserved from dam
ger by fire if the car meets with an ac-
cident.
The whole apparatus, except the auxiliary
refectorS, is outside the car, and the lamp
is surrounded by fjre-proof, safe, and in
genious mechanism. such that il the car is
upset or its balance disturbed by deraiiment
or collision, the flame is Instantly eXtin-
gushed. This makes it very desirable for
use in postal cars, for usually when they
meet with accident their contents are
burned. II was by reading that the Gov
ernment was looking for something to use
in these cars that the inventor was led to
make experiments. Last evening he showed
us how fine wood-tuning could be done
under this arrangement OF light in
his factory, and q piece was safely
turned out over forty feet from
the lamp as quickly and as nicely as itcoAd
have been 10y daylight. The tube conducted
the light so admirably that it was easy to
read fine print forty feet from the lamp-the
length OF the r0om-and further. We see
no reason why the adoption OF this arrange
ment on railroads will not be a great inn
proyement as regards both comfort and
safety. The apparatus is also very desirable
for private grounds, entrances to stables,
DC. 1t can also be used for footlights in
I theatres. II is already attracting the atten.
tIon OF railroad men. Its cost will be small,
as the inventor thinks he can light q whole
car with one Kerosene lamp. It certainly>|
can be done WITH two. j
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II it were not so serious it would be very
laughable to hear the same men who delib-
erately declare their purpose to disgrace us
willie they rob our creditors by violating
the good faith OF the nation regarding our
bonds pronounce in favor OF paper cur
rency "based on the good faith and credit
OF the nation" The bonds are based on
the good faith and credit Of the nation, but
what avail is it if there is no such thing As
good faith among us! There is nothing
but honesty and decency to compel us to
pay our bonded indebtedness. II we can
tax the bonds or pay for them with printed
rags we can with no greater dishonor or
dishonesty repudiate the debt outright. II
we will not honor our bonded obligations
what weight will the "faith and credit OF
the nation'' have as collateral for our pa
per money ?-St. Louis Globe.
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NJ. Charles L. I0dd, No. 1915 Cary street

CoryCII CoMMITTEES-EMpL0YES ELECT
ED.-The Committee on Grounds and Build
ines met at 10 \. NJ. Saturday in the En@i-
necr's office, and elected Mr.. William II. viii
Iiams chairman. Mr.. Johnston was re-
elected superintendent Of Monroe Park,
and Henry G.. Ferguson watchman ut the
City Hall.
The Committee on Light met at II o'clock
Saturday in the office OF the upper gas
Works. and elected Mr.. j. \. Curtis chair
man.
Mr.. W. II. Page was reelected gas n>ncc-
tor. and the following deputy inspectors :
John II. Richardson, Joseph /. l5a4kins.
W. w. Wood, \. Il. Miller. ". II. Ward.
and John 4. Tyrce. The committee cor
firmed the appointment OF Mr. W. {. Adams
foreman lower ggs-work>. and Mr. +. W.
Mahonev foreman upper ga>-WGrkS. Mr..
Dennis Mccarthy WAS reelected bill clerk.
The Committee on Finance will meet Ill
the Council Chamber to-day III II o'clock.
The Committee OH Claims and Salaries
meets also to-day at = O'Clock in the Collll-
Gil Chamber.
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HESEIco COUNTY, Va, July II, 1875

HESEICO COUNTY, VA, July II, 1919.
Editors Dispatch: For the oeneht o1 the
numerous little folks who read your col
umns send you this brief note Of tue sfials
OF jenny wren have been OBSERVING lof
some days past. She has built her nest III Il
corner OF the reof OF my milk-wagon, en-
tering it through, u rent in the lining; and
seems determined, no matter how adverse
the circumstances, to do hel part toward
Matching her little brood. Twice every day
she accompanies the wagon irto Richmond.
and once she has spent the night and day at
blacksmith's-shop, where the wagon
awaited repairs. Her frank and coniding
ways seem TO indicate thorough under
standing that every effort will be made to
protect and assist her, though l much fear
that so much ioltins may preyen; her eggs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15

THE WEATHER ON SATURDAY was partly
cloudy and very warm until about O'Clock,
when we had slight storm and some rain:
Between l and half.past the mercury fell
ten degrees. and there was refreshing
breeze from the north. After the lapse OF
another hour it fell one degree more, put
bv G p. nj. the sun had come out after the
rain and the thermometer indicated rise
OF three degrees from what it was at I.
NJ. At night it was more pleasant and the
weather clear.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 a. n, IS !;
9 a. NJ, 81; noon, 90; p. NJ, SO; Z.
NJ. Sc: midnight, Il.
Mean temperature, S33.
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rHES AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
MOTTO T..

EY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE '!EcJIf
COURT Of the city of Eicbnnnh. entered on ti. . u
day Of july 1878. in The 'ni OF tl"nrt" aug ~, a.
I,ptm trustees, against the Chesapeake aud ONO
Railroad Company and others. The tbcsarefsc ani
Ohio Railway Company VIII lay at IT. rs,c% ~
uy 1875 and tlt"nccf,r II frJ'u tim. 10 iini'. io
aui including the 30Gl '!av Of september. .h'
the may b. properly !einanHet oi 'arL!. iilr
following interest due upon bonds OF The Sirgih!a
Central railroad Company:
J. All the inere.t pat dHe. including the ins:a!-
mcut which fell due 1st July. 1875. Ggspu one
tbousau-iollar bonds secured by the i;rst mortgage
Of ihc said railroad company ITO The Board OF pGa-
lie Works Of Tsrginia).
H. An rhe interest past due. tncindpg the .ns'a!-
mcnl which fell due Ist july, 1878. upon sixteen
thou, and dollars of stored bonds secr W the
mortgage Of .ad railroad c3mpsny To- Lysnt Hs Fry
Ill All OF the intcrc,. coupons past due mpoa the
residue OF the bonds tmine hundred and TWO thoa'
10 and Including The coupons which tell uuc 1T jan
usry. 1876. with interest on said coupons from the
ime OF their maturity respectively 10 Isl 'ni!'
1875. < Ia,
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company wiz
also sue on application. on and after TIE SAID ga
July, 1879. at It's Office Ia Richmond. Va. 10 The
parties entitled To receive the same. It's Obligations
dated July l. 1878, and 3avable In one i"',. and
three years after dale respectively WIN itefes, ~
the rate OF six per cent. per sDni. rafaoie selbt-
annually ou the first days OF Jal rs ana 5ny. III
settlement OF The balance Of interest pas oae ON
bonds and other ind btc,ne>s OF the Firznia lea-
,r,i Ra,;road Company nD to and including that
which fell due July l. 1878. no. lncu.e In Inc casn
dist rbuion provided for rs ahoNt api lh EesiS %
which by The terms OF saic Of The pTopspy af the
aic Chesapeake and Ohio Rsiiroai fompaiiv, me
nmr,haser, were allowed credit OF one, t~2, ash
ibrec wears In equal annual iu>ta'neEts. ahs were
rsn,irei In issue ,uch obligations therefor.
The pas I'M nj OF the a5orc-feScrhed ooi.si!ons -
secured by The lie OF The trust deed executed " .hs
81 p.apenk kp and Ohio Railway Comp3uy ~ orS:ef oi
the Court ~ Joseph BRYAN and H. i. N!ckaaih;
trustees Tor the purpose OF securing The
that part OF the purchase, ohes ioF Mn.Sm ,
DEGREES under which the said property was sold
Parties presenting their coupon; or Claims t1r ~.
,.rest for mar icpaiion In the cas dssubu'ion are
10 pre- en 1T the same time all aiail1ooai
COUPONS or claims foc In crest held by them, and re-
Gel the Obligation to which they are ca!tisu Ia
selement Df that part of the Interest due them nor
embraced In ihe cash payment; and All efnes noss-
ers of bonds of The Virginia Central Eailroaa ao'a
pany are requested To maEe carry presehta''oa v.
their Interest claims for adjustment.
rHk. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO 0RAlLNAa,t W,
byJ J.GARREIT, CASHIER.
July Is, 1878, " --- ls-..r.
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The Star does not sar that those who unite

The Star does not say that those who unite
with the greenbackers in North Carolina are
animated or controlled by any purpose to
iniure the Democratic party or give strength
TO the Radical party. But our position is
that this aoiA be the effect because Of the re-
cruits for the new party all or nearly all
will come from the Democratic party alone.
It Is true that some negroes mag join at
first, but we Sll understand how much there
Is In that. The party leaders will crack the
whip at the right Lime, and every voter OF
them will leave jnstantcr.- Wilmington
Star.
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BATHERs RoBBED.-Saturday night be-
tween and 8 o'clock, while two young
men were bathing off Mayo's island, some
thief went through their clothes, which had
been left on the shore, and stole about Si.W
in money out OF o:e OF the young men 5
pockets and S11 coat belonging to the
other. Both had gold watches in their
rockets, but neither of them were stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15

MONEY FOR SoLDIERs.-Under the act OF
he General Assembly allowing comhita.
ion for artificial limbs to those soldiers OF
,he State who were manned in the late war
md who have heretofore had nothing from
he Treasury, the Auditor OF Public Ac'
counts has recently paid out about $1,000 10
claimants in the counties OF Floyd. BEDFORD
md Grayson. About the same amount has
been paid out TO claimants in all the otner
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JORDAN ROCKBEIDGE ALUM
U Springs, poCKBErDGE COUNTY, VA.

,, ,,,,,,r,,, Strings are eight miles from
r, - I,rnot on rhe Chesapeake and ONO raii-
Eu W., trom which point elegant coaches ran rcgu-
larry over goo" road thronSn oca'," ar entirely
W W. Hand embrace all the modsrn coDvc!iienccs ior
tho mos; comfortable accnmnotiations. ne w .si
.I.I tnici IN addition 10 iariorS- DiniilS-hooHi,
pi, Room. &C confirms upwards OF one hunareu
rns,nbcrs ali newly furnished, with gas HnG vre,,,s
III IN each Nhe only sGiDiner resort Ill FllElal'
.,i,l hnsl There are also superb cottage accom-
nn,nns. Post and tclcgraph-o;iice5 in t.e hols'.
Two daily mails from all points In :Halnph 10 ,S
Ann woIcr, whose medicinal qualities are 100 wen
nn"n TO Srctl!y refer 20. there Is on the GROUNDS
c i the st tronScst aud best Chal alybcac springs III
thn t>,turry which is direct ana potoe1Jul tohic.
r,,r r,r:h,r pariictiiars terms. &S address ny
,.,,,r JOSEPH y. WOODWARD,
is,r' -, % onf2m Manager At the Springs.
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FIRE SATURDAY MoRNISG.-About SD
o'clock Saturday morning an alarm OF ire
was turned in ut Station -, corner Clay and
GlImer streets. smoke having been seen
issuing from dwelling No. COZ west Leigh
street. owned by Mr.. J. II. King and occu-
pied by Gloucester Coleman (colored) and
his family. The grown members OF the
family had gone away for time, leaving
the children up stairs. The fire originated
on the lower floor, but the cause could not
be ascertained. Damage, :25.
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LEVY BROTHERS

intend making this closing sale success. and are
determined by their mode Of conducting Il to show
that they are In ea,Gcst. Remember thai you g".
TEN CENTS OFF on EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
YOU PURCHASE OF
LEVY BROTH IERS.
So make your purchases Of them.
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R,J- On al safes NJ RsGL Est1te mGfs 5ttDsiN
The Ist NJ JDnunty 1nd iaS ~ ira, t|~ t're2f@,
tie i,;es.at yeur Eure 90 bs p'id byhtr pH%cnc}sr
o., uil sutes 5nnie LeiDetH the lSf "f fJr'3H,,1'rI
If me yenr ta. tnres hur. 70 b" gah bg t1t .si>r
(TGi~ custom Adopted about hitc'n rear, aGH
pv III. :hc real estate agents IN Rich:GUaC ana GS
niles 10 Richmond and vicimity.l
FRANK J. SAMPSON. 4 Z. A.. tru.ic''i Sal" ol
valuable property In The city Of Manchester a'"!
rolnty If Chesterfield.
ROBERT Il. LYME. IL NJ. ;rust""'> and a--i-y""'S
saie of Il tract OF land. with goo! iTrroy"me";.r
on the WrS;ham tor Cary street. road "Atu.G-
ing back to the James River and haul"!.,s
canal.
II. :. ANDERSON & son. 10 oclocS i. ". grocc-
ric., SO.
JXO f. LhCGHTON, JR.. at his store. i. 10 4.
W.. furniture, stuvcS. scales. &c.
JOIN POE. LR., Chief Of Police, II VI, o1r hog.
j. r. HOOK kDAY. 10 4. NJ. groceries.
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8irlln,oud 1ispatth,
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS PoR SCNDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, Lake region, Tennes-
see, and the Ohio Valley, clear OF partly
cloudy weather, light, variable winds, most
" from the north, and stationary or higher
pressure and temperature.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
clear or partly cloudy weather, light, faria.
bile winds, mostly from the south, and
nearly stationary pressure and temperature.
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4 COMFORT. EA.-Situaicd within 100 yards
or Fort Monroe. Open AL the yca". win ample ca
,lacilv for 600 guests. Has al modern Improve
incnis. elevator, gas and electric bells III every
room waller, batlI-roomS. ami closets On each i!onr
Six daily mails and telegraph office. Fifteen 10
twenty ils-casS steamers land daily teNccDt sun
tavl $50 yards from the door. Rooms and nails
CoinfortabIy heated. aud every comtor! provided
for tourists and hralli--cckcrs during the winicr
Frc-Cscapcs Only fifty feet apart on every !ooi. SUI
Dcror beach FOR bal hing at Gonr-S'",s ana good
from May until November. B0aiin%. nSlll" ana
driving especially attractive Send for circular d.
lcrihiug hy.iclc advantages.
TERMS: 81 To -. 80 per day. according to loca-
ti1u OF aud number ia room length +f stay. &c.
HARRISON PiiDEBUS.
an I5-ttu3l Proprietor.
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REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-Unite States
internal-revenue receipts for the week end
ing Saturday: Monday, Sl0,335.52; Tues
day, $7,5O3G0: Wednesday, sl3,S7209;
Thursday, Ss,530.59; Friday, Sl3.32I.5S;
Saturday. $14,504.40; total, s6S,0I3.IS.
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RELIEF AT LAST from Cholera-lafan.unt and
Summer Complaints. DIX. MCFFETT'S TEETHINA
tTec'hing Powdcrs) regulates the Bowels and makes
Tcething easy, meals Erupions and Sores. removes
and prevents tie formation Of Worms In children.
No mother should be without II. II. ". POWERS &c
Co.. Richmond. and all druggists, kecpi!.
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I have aaalyzc,l The wliIskcy known under the
brand Of :. .B-SELECT,' controlled by Mcss:s. WAL
TER y. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. ard flnd 1t
FREE FROM FusIL OIL. and o;hcr impurities. aud
recommend lis u,c Tor maa.caa. and family nnr-
poses. J. II. MCcAw. -. D.,
lltc Professor Of Chemistry,
Nnc;ll COL, 90 nr NrginLl.
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JOHN ". DAVIES e SoS,
LEE GALLERY. s20 MAIN STREET.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE PICTURES FOR FRAMING. 81.
ALBUM CARDS, :2 PER DOZEN.

I AVAIL myself of the opportunity of recording
my gratitude for the great and wonderful results
produced by GILEs's LISlaEsT Iop1DE AMMO
EIa In removing ringbone from valuable horse
without bIcmish!pg or removing the hair.
GEORGE y. PAYNE.
35&nd 81 west Twenty-ninth street, New YORK.
Sold by ail druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES.
100 west Broadway, New York.
Trial size. % cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15

THE ORDER OF FoREsTERs.-Rie
and Virginia Courts OF the order OF Forest
ers will have public installation OF officers
at Levy's Hall tonight. The proce edings
will be Of great interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15
RICHMOND. VA, July ~, 1878.

Dear Sir.-I am Just in receipt OF your
kind communication OF yesterday inviting
the Atlanta Cadets, in the name OF the Raw
ley Springs Company, to the springs. We
thank YOU for the tender OF this generous
hospitality, but regret our Inability to ac-
cent. The business OF Il grcat many OF CS
prevents an extended stay iii Virginia. 1t
is. therefore, impossible for Us to make 4
change in our plans.
Again thanking the Board OF Directors
and Yourself. and hoping chat my company
NAV be enabled to meet yoa at some future
time, believe me- yours,
HENRY JACKSON.
NJ Charles L. I0dd, No. 1915 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15

AS THERE ARE IaITATioSS AND COUNTER
FEITs Of the great perfume, buyers should be pa:-
tlcu,r to ask for the FLORIDA WATER prepared
by LASMAN 6 KEMP, New York, who are tie sole
proprietors OF the genuine article.