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A Remarkable Discovery.

FROM Inc Louisiana tMo.l fresS.1
Last week, out near Mount Air church,
Mr.. William Reading, prominent farmer
and perfectly reliable gentlemen, made q
most singular and remarkable discovery.
He had just cut down whte-oak tree
twenty-four inches in diameter, and was
splitting up the end next to the stump when
be came across an oak pin about one inch in
diameter which had been driven into an
augur-hole. Upon getting this out, what
was his astonishmcnt and amazement to
find in the augur-hole lock of woman's
hair Of beautiful auburn color, in perfect
and Iife-hke preservation, and between
twelve and fourteen inches in length. The
pins and hair were covered over with at
least seventeen years. growth Of the tree,
which seems conclusive that it must have
been where it was found from twenty to
years. Even the roots of the
lock of hair were in perfect preservation,
and had the appearance Of having Just been
jerked out OF the head
The whole matter is an interesting mys-
terry, as the Oldest citizens know nothing
about it. 1t may have been some frolic-
some freak OF youthful lovers long since
grown gray and passed over the dark river
or moved away to distant lands, or it may
have been the scene Of some terrible TRACE.
DIV by which some bright-cYed, hthesome,
gir!ish form, with none but the beckonng
stars, the dismal winds, and the murderer
himself as witnesses, laid down her young
life rather than her honor. Who can tell?
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THE PEDESTRIANS AT MOZART HALL-A
HUNrRED- AND F FORTY- HOURS CONTEST THIS
WEEK.-The week Of pedestrian contests
Just concluded at Mozart Hall by the COM
pany OF Messrs. Reid &,Naughton has been
rather pecuniary failure to those gentle
men. And this want OF success was evil
dently the result of bad management. The
week was well begun, and the sport at tirst
offered began to enkindle some interest, but
the contests soon became slack-in fact,
there was walking but no contest at ail
All the interest which this new species OF
amusement had begun to arouse subsidized,
and WouId.be admirers pronounced it 4
fraud. The managers say that their failure
to come up to their announcements Is the
result OF sickness in their company, which
lncapacitated them to fulfil their rather cX-
tensiye engagements here and at Peters.
burg. Be that as i: may, it will be difficult
for them to regain the favor they have lost
with the public.
This week, however, they promise to more
than make amends for their past delinquent
cies, and say they will offer siX-days' con-
test and exhibition WALKS that cannot fail OF
giving satisfaction. Misses Bartelle, Smith,
Lee, and Douglass will be entered at BALI
past II O'Clock this \. NJ, and will walk for
six days; that is, for about 140 hours. Bar
tell is said to be much superior TO any Pc
destrienne who has yet been here, and Lee
and Douglass are known to be fine walkers.
Hartman and Mackey, and Horton ana
Fleetwood, will give eXhibtion-walks each
evening.
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Brief ltelns.-A misunderstanding oe-
Cured in the Hastings court-room Satur-
day between two well-known lawyers OF
this city which brought on wonderful
flow of language. An amicable adjustment
was obtained without any blows being
passed.
The eloping couple from the Fourth
Ward, OF whom brief mention has already
been made, have returned, and are stop.
ping at the Planters Hotel, in this city.
Justice r. B. Foster, OF the Third Ward,
was engaged Saturday in the trying OF civil
warrants.
There are several prisoners in the city
Jail awaiting trial for felony.
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,,pprun At NINETY. EIGHT YEAR.

MARRIED AT NINETY-EIGHT YEARS
fCFrom the Montreal WtseSS. June III
George Lessard called upon Mr.. Desnoyers,
P. NJ, yesterday to claim his pension due
him for his services in the war OF 1872. He
ds ninety-niae years OF age and hale and
hearty. Four times has he been married.
with his first wife he lived thirty-three
years, when she died. He married his second
niiie, who died within year. His third mar
riese was more fortunate, and after thirty
one wears Of tiG ppihess she also departed this
life. Last veac, for the fourtss time, the old
veteran entered the matrimonial state, and
be anpears perfectly contented with life.
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REyESUE RECEIPTS AND TOBACCO ;EXPoRTs--
EXPECTED VISIT FROM BISHOP KEANE-AE-
:SIvERsARY MEETING CLOSE OF A SERIES OF
/, sERAoNs--sTABBING, ,AFFRAYT7-REcoRD. goFs
DEEDS. &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcll.l
JUNE 81, 1879.
The internal.revenue collections in the
Petersburg district for the week ending to-
day amounted TO S23.60i. The exports Of
manufactured tobacco from Petersburg du-
ring the week aggregated GT,S50 pounds.
Bishop Keane will visit Petersburg on
Monday and attend the closing exercises OF
st. ,Joseph's Catholic school, which will
take place at $ O'Clock in the afternoon in
the large dning.hall OF Jarratt'S Hotel. The
Bishop has consented 10 deliver an address
on the occasion, and the room will not be
bali large enough to seat all who will go to
hear him.
The anniversary meeting Of the Ettricl,
Methodist Episcopal Sabbath school will be
held tomorrow afternoon, and specially
interesting programme has Dern arranged
for the occasion. The school is large and
very tiourishiug one, and under the minis
tratlons OF the pastor Of the church-Rev.
W. Fl. Sturgis-many OF the scholars during
the past few months have professed CONVEX
sion and Joined the church.
Rev. Dr. Witherspnon, Of the First Pres
bytcrian church, will tomorrow night con-
clude his series of special sermons on the
4 posleS. He has during the series given
a separate discourse to each one OF the
Apostles. st. Paul is the subject OF the
final discourse. Large audiences, composed
of members of all the denominations, have
heard these sermons, and have derived
great instruction from them.
During disturbance among some ne
groes last night William Dixie was stabbed
and cut in four places by Joseph Bass. Two
OF the wounds are quite painful, but not re-
carded as serious. Bass vas arrested, but by
reason of the inability OF the wounded man
to appear in court this morning the case
was continued unit! next Wednesday.
During the month intervening between
the May and June terms of the Hastings
Court OF this city fifty deeds were admitted
TO record in the clerks office.
New wheat is beginning to come in in
small lots, and commands 4 fair price. The
grains are full and the quality good. The
crop this ycaris better in all respects than
that OF last year. ROBIN AD4IR.
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DANVTIIE.
A WHITE WOMAN AND NEGRO MAN ARRESTED
.rr FOR INTERMARRIAGE- E-MASoNIc.

A WHITE WOMAN AND NEGRO MAN ARRESTED
.r FOR INTERMARRIAGE- MASONIC.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.J
JUNE u, 1879.
A negro man named Badgctt and a whit
woman named Martha A. Simmons have
heen arrested and lodged in Chatham Jail
for intcrmarriagc-the first case Of the sort
in this county.
1t is generally understood that Senator
R. E. Withers will be here on the Gath, and
have q share In the Masonic festival.
The officers of Euclid Chapter OF Royal
Arch Masons for the next year are: g. *.
Grigss, high priest; A. Isaacs, king; K. A.
Walters, scribe; C. II. Hickey. treasurer;
j. r. Steger, secretary: r. T. Farley, cap
tain OF the host J. T. Carter. principal So
journer; w. j. Merritt, royal arch cap
tain; L. S:rause. J. S. Shaner, j. L. Scho-
field, masters of the vail; r. e. Harvey,
ianitOr. ALPHA.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coatcd
Every box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of G. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. C. McLANE's
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full OF limitations
Of the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
unciation. my 12- dcow1y
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AUcrToN SALES THIS DAY.

JNO. F. LAUGHTOS, JR., lok A. NJ, fancy
goods. izl2isS
r. S. ANDERSON & son, 10 A. NJ. groceries.
j. r. HOCKADAY. 10 A. b., groceries, &c.
lot ut the northwest co, ncr or Fr.inkln and
Fourteenth streets, near the Ballard House.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS. 6 p. ", two hands ome
Sidney acre-lots At the northwest corner OF Grove
avenue and Park street.
FRANK j. SAMPSON. between the hours Of md
p. NJ. nice little farm near the road from Pow
haian station 10 SkinqGarter postofice.
FRANK D. HILL CO.. p. NJ, brick residence
No. ] 6 west Grace street.
T. L. WHITING, High Constable, 10 A. n furni-
ture groceries,. tea-caniste-s, ploughs, desks,
glassware. &c. ...t
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 5l9 2. NJ; trustees sale OF
GODDIN, WARREN & CO.. P. n, brick resi-
dence No. IL west Cary street. .
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS meeting OF
Myrtle Lodge. Knights Of Pythias, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term George ". Davis, p. c.; George Z.
Parker. C. c.; John FurSuson, v. G.; T:
J. Tuck, p; John ". Glenn. X. OF r: and
S.;F. W. Stevenson, NJ. OF F.. NJ. F. Hud-
nall, n. of E.; Charles E. Hasker. n. at A. ;
John L. Kitchen, I. g.; James A. Morriss,
D. G..
Alta meeting of King Solomon Lodge, No.
81, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing tirm: Lewis Fl. Carter, W. III.
William S. Owens, S. W; James Dicker-
son, ). W.; Elijah w. Dabney, Secretary !;
James Stewart, Treasurer; George Parker,
s. D.; Danniel Williams, j. D.; Franklin
Alfrend, s. S.; A. Rains. j. S.; Jefferson
Harris. Chaplain james Johnson, Tiler
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UNCLAIMED and postals adj
dressed as follows remain unclaimed at the
L" general delivery" of the Richmond post
office: Allen Anthony, Mrs. Leona Ander-
son, Mrs. S. c. Bursel!, Ellen Byrd, Miss
U. L. Carter, Aur. Christian, Eddie J. Col
lins. 6. w. Davidson, Street & Dawson,
Mrs. F. 3. Elicit, G.. A. Fauntleroy, Il. w.
Fields, Hanna Fox, Rosa Freeman, V. Ge-
rade, Mrs. Jena Gaines, NJ. Z. Gates. Della K.
Gill, Lille R.. Gregory, Salie Green, Z.
Hooper, Miss Belle Jacobs, NJ. A. johnson,
G. B. Johnson, Lucinda Jones, Anna D.
Koeble.
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snv 60-eodIm
rSps,AN AEgTM SPRINGS

81 - ROeHBRIDGE COUNTY, VA
has been leased bv NJ. j. GULLY. OF sle Hamilton
House, WashingtoR, ,Oity;6nd Will he opened, for
pisitors from JUNE 18TH. TO OCT0BER. 1873,
under the managesaeslt Of Major q. Il LUCK. OF
Virginia. who for,efrly arranged them In 1877,
1873, as& 1874, and the Ras'lcy Springs In $40.
This delightful resort iS situated eight aifes from
Goshen Ge9ot on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
whenes eset.ant coaehSs run regular y over tine
road and Through q most pctnrcsque connsy. -
The graDdglofef Is new. andornbraces ananodern
lNOuyenlences such as gss and electric bellin each
.,ooln. The nsoins are rss aud airy, and fnisbed
with elegant eSttage sets ssiug ,l hair nlatiresSes
telh er with eosets. hot an1 cold water Also fro
hose attachment and are-ext Alesaisher upos each
G4E.
There is no suRgner-resort hotel in the South 9aat
nfarx the same Advantages foe Eeai City comfort as
the JORDAN ALfySI. There are also superb sss~
tyge accommodations with modern Improvements.
POST aud teiegrapS~oHices In the hate. Two daily
mails 9kom all pctDis. as
POPULAR PRICES FOR SEASON OF 1879.
Per day. less than week. ek............--.,...S 80
Per week less than month. 10 OD
Per saonth $40 ard $50. according 10 location Of
rooms. Parties spending The entire seasocs ten per
cent. off
BALLROOM music upder charge OF Professor j. =.
LkuRE. Professor KEssNICA's Band Tor iGs ~
An excellent livery for the accom- muodauop OF
yfitos. Guests hoyses boarded at mocerase fStes.
psnpIls.s )! Puaes1l, LApp 4 Co.'s, and y
For further PARTICULARS and special terms sSdaas
je1l.eoalm u: Nv the Springs:
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AGUE AND FEVER.

AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quuine, arc
productive of the most happy results. No better
cathartc be used preparatory 10 or after taking
auiune. We would advise all who are afflicted with
t his disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
gative, they are uncquaed.
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city who knew the three gentlemen that
were once familiar with the active pursuits
OF life OF usefulness and devotion to the
Masters cause, and stbe time Is short !"
with us who can now look back and remem-
ber how many years have gone by since we
witnessed the zeal and activity OF those
whose spirits are now partak1ng Of eternal
rest.
1t is often sad to record the death or our
old friends, bot it is, nevertheless, q pleasing
duty to recite their virtues.
RICHMOND, June 90 1879.
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A f,a,rpnrR .pr. BR1aAp1ER MapE B1sucp.

AGoSFEDERArs; BRIGADIER NASE BIsHcP.
The G.ev. p. F. Stevens, lately elected q
Bishop by the Reformed Episcopal Council
at Chicago, commaaded the battery which
fired the first shot of the late war, cn Nor
ris Island, Charleston harbof, at the "Sta:
of the West He %as also wounded at
Antietanl. Lately he was elected school
Superintendent OF Charleston. s. O., aS the
Democratic ticket. The Council which
elected hifa Bishop, it is weI1 known, Is Re
publican. nLet us have peace" Ciacsa-
natl Commercial.
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LINEN oyER-sK1Rrs and BAsquEs,

LINEN OyER-SKrRrS and BAsQrEs,
Linen suits, Linen listers
Silk, Gtugham, Cambria, Serge, and Alpaca Cm-
brcllas and ParaSols;
Special bargains In Black Lace Points,
Lace-Top Gloves. Lace Mltts,
Torchon Edgings and Inserting,
H.mhurg Edgings and Insertngs.
Pigue Trimmings 4: CSC. apiece, usually sold at rs
cents.
All of the above articles and thousands Of others
can be mad at the loves, prizes At
LEVY BROTHERS..
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A BEAUTIFUL PLAcE.-Under the excel
lent managementot Mr.. Lysander W. Rose,
the old reservoir is one of the most attrac-
tive places to visit in the vicinity OF Rich
mond. A day or two ago party OF Balti-
moreans, who never dreamed that Rich
mond could afford such beautiful place,
drove out to the reservoir, and expressed
themselves as more than pleased with their
visit and what they saw there.
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JOURNALISTIC ACcDENT.---The:, Criterion,
the colored mems labor-organ, did not
make its appearance Saturday, owing 10
ahe fact that a considerable portion OF the
matter was knocked into pi." It is
hoped that the type will be picked up ana
filed into line sometime to-day. .z-,i
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THE Contested ELECTION IAsE.-At the
Hcnrico County Court Saturday the con-
tested-election case of J. p. scbermerhorn
and r. b. Talley for commissioner OF the
revenue for the lower district occupied the
attention OF the Court throughout the entire
day.
Ta!iey's counsel made motion to dismiss
the complaint, and Schernerhorn, through
his counsel, asked leave to file an additional
complaint.
The Court heard the argument, and will
render decision neXt-Saturday.
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BUFFsLO LsTHIA WAT:E.
BUFFALO LlTHIA SPRING No. 9.
THE GREAT IRON TONIC OF VIRGINIA
MINERAL-WATERS.

According to the analy rs of this spring by prcfS-
sor William r. ToDry, OF the Maryland lnstisH.e,
Baltimore 1t contains 3.774 grains Of The CAR
Donate OF IRON to the imperial gallon. A COM
pa rison of this analysis with that OF the Other CHI
lybea.e waters OF the State shows that
IT Is BY FAR THE HOST POWEkFULiRoN
TONIC OF THE MINkRAL-WATERS
OF THE STATE;
and comparison Of other cEa!ybeatc waters O! Inc
country shows that
WITH ONE EXCEPTION IT IS THE MOST
POWERFUL IRON TONIC OF THE
MINERAL.wATEEs OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The most eminent writers unOn Natsrtd NGGtcd
,srrihe 10 This PECULIAR FORM OF iRON-tEe
1'ARBDNATE-JH He MOST DECtnED l'REEEk-
EKNCE OVER ALL OTHER FORMS oF lEoS
AS A TONIC.
II contains other properties, which makeit ALTEi.
T0SiC and ALTERhTIVE properties making it
one OF the most valuable OF known nineral-"ileFS.
Its action Is that oil L
MILD APERIENT ard POWERFUL DIURETlC.
tsc all OF he Buffalo WaterS IT has shown special
adaptation IN ike ...
PECULIAR MALADIEs OF WOMEN
g., AFFECTIONS or the ) r . NJ &C II ard In
MALARIAL POISON IN ali It's forms and va
rieiies, ,, o..,o ,-,,sro-,
eo an1'ns ''I TapUMAs +. GOopE. Proprietor
tao-eos4. - Virylnia.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Officers Qualifed.-The councilmen re-
Gently elected qualifed before the clerk OF
the Hastings Court Saturday, as follows: !:
Thomas B. Simms. First Ward; B. A.
Nunually, Second Ward; s. Z. Owens.
ThiId Ward; A. D. Sbotwell and Angus
tine Royal, Fourth Ward. r.. ma.
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NY THE WAY TIE THING WORKs.-[Boston
Herald. 1.-The capitalist and Spectator can
hold their investments for an advance.
The workingman must sell his labor day by
day. An irredeemabie currency, when IS
simply an anjust measure of uQtae. makes
the rich richer and the poor poorer, simply
because the rich can take advantage OF It's
fluctuations, while the poor are necessarily
The victims Of and sufferers By them.
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[For fhe Dispatsh.l

The thanks Of the Retreat for the Sick are
returned to four little girls-Lucie and Sal
lie Winston. Minor Dashiell, and Birdie
Hili-for 1920, proceeds OF little fair, en-
tirely their own effort. -. .tl....r
Mrs. j. TEMPLE, Treasurer OF Retreat.
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SFAII. IN WooD.-On Saturday night
shortly after IL o'clock large pile Of wood
stacked up against the fence OF Vests
woodward, on the west side Of Eighth
street, broke down the fence. with tre-
mendous noise, and rolled out into the
street, some OF it being thrown entirely
across the street. Fortunately no one was
passing at the time OF the accident. Mr..
West was notified, and the wood removed
lfrnm the sidewalk.
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POLICE COURT, SATCRpAT.-Justice Jo-
seph j. White preSiding.-Joslah Cooley,
tramp from Tennessee, charged with be-
ing drunk, &C., was committed to Jail Tor
ten days in default Of surety Of 800.
In the case OF Tom Hill (colored), charged
with stealing one lot OF tea-lead OF the value
of s15. the property Of W. ?. Hersham, a
aotte proscqui was entered.
E. -Genotti,. charged with assanllng Il.
Bernichi with a stick, was fined $40.
Kitty Mills. charged with stealing two
chickens of the value of fifty ccRts, the
property OF Louisa Grammer, was SEN
fenced to be punished with thirteen stripes.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-On Saturday morning be-
tween and O'Clock an alarm Of fire was
sounded from Station 3. Second police dis
trict headquarters, caused by the partial
burning of the wooden ceiling OF Edinboro
Archei's (coloreO house, No. 1006 north
Eighth street. Damage, $40. Insured in
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company. The fire originated from a de-
fective fiue. The building was formerly
used by the Confederate Quartermaster's
Der ortment.
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COUNCIL CoMMITTEE-MEETINGS.-
joint Committee on Accounts and Printing
OF the Council will meet this evening at 6
O'Clock in the Council chamber.
The joint Committee on Finance aud
Water will meet at o'clock Tuesday eve
ming in the Council chamber.
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!. Mayors Court.-Mayor Clarke had but.
one case, before his count Saturday-that of
Nathan Strong (colored) for assaulting Pc
ter HoHlett. He was tined S.. -.
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ELECTION OF CoLoNEL.-At meeting OF
the officers of the First Virginia regiment.
held on Saturday night-Maior Carter, OF
the Richmond Howitzers, presiding, Cap
tain II. c. Jones secretary-Lieutenant-
Colonel John Is. Purcell was elected Colo
mel in room OF General Bradley I. johnson,
resigned. The meeting did not proceed
further in the elections.
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IHAvE ANALYZED THE wHIsKEY known nnder
the brand Of " B-Sclect." controlled by Mrssrs.
WALTER d. ELAIR L Co, Richmond, Va. and hnd
II free from ins oil and other impurities, and re-
commend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
noses, j. Z. MCCAw, II. d.,
late Profes: or Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
January "a 1879.
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YOU WILL AID WORTHY OBJECT and have
good time on the excursion down the river To-
NIGHT on the steamer Ariel. She leaves her wharf
NJ
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ARE THEY TWIN CALVES Colonel Nor
mand Smith has COW that haa two calves
one born June 14th, and the other on Safur-
day; June 2Ist. Both are doing well. Gan
they be called tWinse
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TIE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear aud
warmer during tile day. At night it was
clear and cool.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: A. NJ, 81;
0 A., NJ, y; noon, 50; 8 P. M, 50; z.
81, 79; midnight, 65. ~,Gg
Mean temperature, l73 l-8. 49, .l.:',.r i.
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PAINTING AND LETTERING.

SPECIAL NOTlCE.-l AN PREP ARED
~ iu edition to my Sign BUSINESS TO PAtSt
AND LETTER WAGONS, TRUCKS. SAkis,
Hon., in frs-rafe STYLE at prices oweY than ever
done before In Richmond. and respectfully tnyiie
owners Of such 70 call for Nh estimate DfLore
giving their work out. w. l.. MONTAGUE,
rE3 $50 Twelfth street.
je 16-eod2w !. under American Hotel.
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q IF YOU wish ostpend pleasant evening. 20
nown The river TONIGHT On the excursion.
Steamer Ariel lSaves at z O'Clock p b. ra.a
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WEnNER's EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
THE CHEAPEST, BEST, AND MOST POPULAR
AMERICAN WINE USED. <r-3.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE,
Sole Agents.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-Pcrsons going on the You ng
Mems Missionary Socc excursion down the river
tonight will ind ceuyeyances at the Second Baptist
church to convey any one to and from the boat.
The steamer Ariel will l,avc at O'Clock Z. VI.
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j.. PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers Of the weed and TO
all whom 1t may coucern: If you want a godd CT.
GAR, either &c. or 10c.. Wade in &C. E.) at WHIT
LOCKS aud have your wants supplied. ~
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EXCURSION To-NlGur.-The excursion down
The river on the steamer Ariel under the auspices
"f the Young Mems Missionary Society of the Sec
ond Baptist church TONIGHT promises TO be very
enjoyable affair. Every effort has been made to
make ii the best of tho season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-23

ASA FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
month there is nothing 30 eoou rs MEADE & BA.
kER's CARBoLlC MoCTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-23

THOSE who have tried the FIc-NIc CIGARS pro-
nonce them superior. For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold. |a-
- 2. WuITLOCK. Manufacturer.