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3 TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and,
The WAy: RfpnblicaAss sYnIfLoOk mt
Election Laws When They IRE Out.

The WAy RFpnbIicalssSs sYnIs Look + 10,
& Election Laws When They are Out.
New York Journal or Commerce.1 " 7
We pass over: the most arbitrary and dis
graceful multi lffcations by the party in power
| of the Will OF the people as expressed ttbe
last presid elton, TO notice af0rlsa
moment the 'struggfe.th led TO the special
session OF Congress, andJits protracted sit
ting past the midsummer day. Weiregard
the efforts OF the central executive power at
Washington ito retain its hold in most
offensive partisanmnnner of the supervision
OF elections throughout the country as the
most intolerable exercise OF official authority
In all our national history. Tue Republicans
see in it no great injustice, because it, is
exercised In their alliance and to promote
their party ends; but il the Democrats had
eYen proposed such o measure when they
were IN power the fugitive-siave law ex.
citement would have been as nothing TO the
feeling 1t would have created. ~; - !;
Ii Democratic President should appoint
marshals and subordinate, officials. every
one of his own political faith. to serve at the
polls throughout New. England and to inter.
fere with the voters as the partisans OF the
present Administration have done in dis
triets where their opponents were in large
majority, with hint that the army was
reaQy TO support Tue interference In case
the voters were at all refractory, we do not
believe that our Republican friends would
look SO calmly on the disgracefnl scene, and
insist that purity at the polls requires such
national oversight 47.,.,-s3 :. ats
! But what has already been done under
this partisan machinery is nothing to the
possibilities Of the system; aud the freedom
from such tyranny should not be left for a
moment to the probable forbearance Of the
leaders Of any political party. We are
eager for the day when the present domi-
nation will give place, at least for single
term, to full Democratic rule; not so much
| because we favor the latter as because this
| is the only way we see to restrain the cen.
| tralization OF power and the intolerable op-
pressions already experienced andmore aud
| more probable under it. When those who
have advocated and exercised this arbitrary
authority, and have resisted all efforts to
limit or restrain it, come to feel it them
selves, they Will be more restiye under it
than the present victims, and the reform
we trust will thus be speedy and effective.
Nothing so quickens mans appreciation
of suffering as to be threatened himself
with the same infiction and this is especial.
" applicable to those who in their turn are
brought under the rod they have held
over others.
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i Police COURT, YEsTERDAY-PoEce-J Jus.
IY,e5 Joseph J.>White. presiding.-Ihe fol-
owing parties were fined: George W. "
Mayo, Sl, allowing bis horse and wagon 70
stand on the streets without holding the
reins In his hands; !, Washington smith, $s,
riding the horse OF Lawrence Lottler on .ne
streets faster than is allowed by ordinance.
Charles washington (coloreO was charged
with 81 ealing one undershirt ofatheI value o.
|seyenty-fyes cents, the property of Marlns
Payne. He was found guilty and sentenced
to receive twenty stripes. tstii ist.i;3s.l ,::..
8 Robert Scott {colored) was committed for
nfnety DAYS in default 'of surety To-. 300. Il
F-.sssJ Jotsn Brooks alias Gross -tcolored),
chs rged With un!aWiullys Eobtaining from
q Judge = Ivory lcoloredl SI ZIG, by false rep.
reservations, was nyicted tof petit larce,
nv, and sentenced sgtos bes punished with
,t6irty.nine stripes, snd ordered to leave the
| city In twenty -four hours.
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IAN original thinker never thinks the,
things that .other people think. -Ne,n Dir
leans Picay1ne. Bit when one thinks t.,nat
another is thinking things that no other
could think, and be thinks be will try to
undo hfm BY thinking greater thiD gs than
he TURKS the other is thinking, weithink he
is q bout as foolish, ,as we are 10 thinking OF
this thing at all.-B Boston Advertissr.
a country paper says that one minister In
X that Mace recently said to another, 81 came
near Selling my boots to-day 2, The other
;m,aryelIei mar, and made the: brief but sage re.
;mark. . Ah.', Tnen seeing that further
comment was expected, he askads 3" ID. how
lwag that ~, Then Psrfons Mo- sprupig:
III tran. st oh, slI had them hali.soleo. I,
.Tarsor 10. q III not expected 70 recover.
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an Oppressive Ordinances According to
recent decision OF Mayor Clarke relating
to the running Of hacks, carriages, &C., in
this city, it is considered violation OF the
city ordinance for hackman from Rich
mond to come over to this city and con-
vega person to the Theatre, depets, &C.,
and return,: without procuring spe-
cial license. Now, since there are no such
conYeyances In our city, it is rather hard on
those who have occasion TO use hacss and
can only get them from Richmond. The
ordinance applies to funerals also, but The
law has never been enforced in such case.
His Honor recommended in recent CON-
,munfeation to the Councils an amendment
to the ordinance, but as yet the law still re-
mains. Those who will attend the Theatre
the coming season, and have used carriages
heretofore, will have to either foot it or
meet their vehicles on the Free bridge.
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Mr.. GRANTS CONCERT LAST NIGHT
Considering the state Of the weather and
the absence from the city Of large num-
ber OF our music-loving people, there was
quite good audience at Mozart Hall last
evening on the occasion OF the compIi-
mentary benefit rendered to Mr.. James
Grant. The programme was very attrac-
tive one, and was rendered throughout in
a manner which elected the hearty approval
OF the audience. Mr. Grant was OF course
the centre Of attraction, and sang with fine
effect several OF his iavorite songs. Taken
altogether, it may be said that the concert
was decided success,
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Picnic AT ScHUETZEN PARK TODAY
There will be picnic and excursion at the
Brewery, on the river, below Richmond, to-
day, the dancing TO commence at 2 P. NJ.
Among the amrlsements offered will be a
match game OF base ball, atub and boat race,
music. &c. The committee OF arrangements
is composed OF Messrs. James Smith, Philip
O'Neill, James Hayes, and Frank Parater.
Floor -ManaSors, N. Pahon, J. EnriSht, j.
D. Lively, William O'Dwyer, j. Kerse, j..
McKlnly, and NJ. Fitzpatrick.
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'MoRruARY5 REPORT Tor the week ending

4
IN, MeETuAsx5 z !! a. Report Tor the week ending
Cause of Death: Burns. i wbite .cboI.
era.iDfantnm, White,1 coIored :. cholera.
morbus, white; congestion OF bowels. I
colofed; consumption, 8 colorefl !: ,liarrI,re,
1 white .heart-disease, colored bemor.
Erhage from lungs. ] colored; tutussnsceD-
| ition, l white; liver.disease, / white: ma.
rasmns, white measles, i colored; me-
fningftis. white !; old age, white; paraly-
sis, 1colored;; pneumonia, eolored;; puer-
lpernlS commissions, ~ " hite; sofseDing of
fbratn, i white; syphilis, / colored tuber-
culosis, 1White, 1eoiored. Whole number
/ 0f deaths lin the city, exclusive OF still
births, 49,. dge:. One day to- thirty, 8
white; one month to six, / white; six
months to twelve, white, colored-to-
tai, s.; !'one year to! three. 2 white,.2 COL
ored-total, A.; three: years to tiye,1 white,
1 colored-tofal, 2;sten years to twenty,
white; twenty years to thirty, 2 white,
colored-totaI, ;9thirty years to forty, l
white. coloredGtotai,2 forty years to
fifty, .colored fifty years ITO sIxty, 8
N hite; sixty years to seventy 2 coIored; !;
seventy years to eighty, 1iwhite, Tcelored-
total q; eighty years to ninety, colored.
Condition: Single, 213 white, colored-
total, 49,; married, 4 white, 2 colored-, =
total, 6; widoWers, 4 colored; widows, l
white,@ 8 3leoloredAtotal.; 4; unknown, l
%hite,' coioredAtotal, 3. Nativity Rich
mond, s21; other parts OF the United States,
10; Germany, 81 Localay: Marshall Ward,
2white,l colored-sotal 81; Jefferson Ward.
white, 8 colored-total, ]; Madison
Ward. 2 white,<2 rcoiored-total, 4; Mon
roe Ward, white, Q colored-total, T.;
Clay Ward, white, colored-total, 4;
jackson Ward, 2 white, 8 colored-totul,
s.; almsbouse;I1 white, colored- total, 2;
penitentiary. I colored. "*' ,""- ,'"' 49,"
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TIE LIeUoR-LrcEssE QUESTION William
CastiIlow (colored) was Before the Police
Justice Yesterday morning charged with
selling liquor at No. 7O2 east Broad street
(next to L. Euker's) without license so to
do. Accused had been in business at 62G
Broad street, and got the consent OF the
Commonwealth's Attorney and Comnais-
sioner Of the Revenue to a transfer OF the
license to the new place. he should have
had the consent of the Court, but it seems
that in the summer vacations OF the court
that has not heretofore been regarded as
indispensable. Accused was discharged.
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,s. G. McLANRs
ss,rarcxxs WORM sPEcIFTc,
5sE1sis,s FusE
sYsspross i WORMS
xatsH Al Al per annam.

..s..sSs3, Is - and aden-co.ored, with
ofs III, nmscrtbcd spot on one or
e.,,,>.; ne tse /. eceina dull; ,he pupils
,,., sse sera!Sirs. runs along the lower eye.
. ,,o po.s IS zrr.ss.gt, swclis, ara sometimes
-. ! sSssns 4: Z e upper lip; occasional.
!, ,,,.e pi,h hu,saras Of tarobbing Of the ears !;
.,,.r., secretion OF saliva; Shiny or furred
al, ssryss u particularly. In the morn
..,o,,,,. variable. imstimes voracious. With
.,,,,,y ss,s..iee ef e stomach, at others en-
>. ,,,,. s.e,frT rs In the stomach; occa-
~ a9 ,,t.ss ig;; violent pains through
:, -;,,.-,,ea. tsgY Is Irregular, at times costive;
.... no. f.;,i entity tlpged with blood;
~, ,r,,,ea aas aira urine turoid; respiration
:. .,as},t aifncait md accompanied by bic
49,, .sura sonie;:sur dry and convulsive: uu-
49, .m=.--ss4 ii, p, with grinding Of the
=, .<,,.s ysyii;ssse. us generally irritable, &c.
,s,. ,s.ye = np,oms are found to exist
DE. c. atcLA rs vERM1FUGE -
q.
w;sl CERTAIN Z EFFECT A CURE.
/! -j5Et.
1T n,0E& $50 CERTAIN MERCURY
suy icrr. j Is aa inaecent preparation, not ca
-, ~ Ggiaa the slightest injury to the most
'sr i1vast. -, ..-.., as-i
:. r scng re pa.. .MsJ.AHE's VERMIFuGE bears
q. ..so,ssrss Of C. arLANE and FLEMING BROS.
, ;AS wrseper. ..,-.-....
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Hastings Court.--The Hastings Court
was not in session yesterday, but will con-
yene this morning, at which time it. Is ex.
pected the trial OF Shepherd Cox (coloredI,
one OF the negroes implicated in the recent
Talley robbery, will begin. The grand Jury
also adjourned over until tomorrow, when
they: will bring in several. indictments for
msdemeanor, &c.. a.s. 49,. .'i".
J The criminal docket for this term is quite
large, comprising several felony and msde.
meanor cases. The attendance OF Richmond
lawyers upon this Term OF court has been
unusually large., r.... ..... ...
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To. WHOM Hr maY CoNCEs1N.

At il CALLED MEETING pf ALL
n TEfh. EIQUOR-DEA},ERS on TIRE tlTI Df
RICHMOND held Mt Sarsis Hall July z2l ihc To-
loving resolutions were lIanimoC5y aIGried:
RessIced, That we w.h not sell or c%D away any
intoxicating liquor bes the ho urs 1t o'clock
midnight Of each ald every Saturday night ana
sunrise OF each and every MOnda,, niosiiiDg.
k5soired. That feTi the propS ,St cution of The
foregotpg resolution, that this meeting empower
tho President to apSoinE comm iu OF three. who
shall employ three dye dey .ctivas ferret our
and report ali volztiDns OF th SunLy hw tu refer
eaeeto the sale or hquors.
Resoiued. That we, ss iqua.-dea,ars. agree TO re-
port an VIOLATIONS which may como 10 our notice 10
the fresldent ox 'thls meeting, arL be 1.-THE Prcsi-
dent shall repGst the sa,ue TO ibe committee for
their action. -. -. - iy 23-lL
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AUcTrON SALES THIS DAY,

~ On all saLss Of Real Estate made ssssesa
the lst OF january and last Of Juale tho tsTsSC6
The present year have to be paid By the YnTeaasef
Oa all sales made ost,oeenthe lst OF Jesy asasGA
81 tie year the ta1sS hare TO bs paid ~ the setteT
nv ali the real estate agents in Richlaond and So
plies to Richmond and gieinityI s 49,.
JSO. E. LAUGHTON. JR.. IL A. NJ, Eighth aEt
Byrd streets, unclaimed pac sages. -.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. M., fourteen hof>es
two buggies, aud two spring-wagons.
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adesomposing matter. The cuIverts should
be flooded at once. II the water is low iu
the reservoirs, much better issue an order
stopping the nse Of water In sprinkIing
streets and other luxuries and use;it for the
general good, and prevent the spreading Of
disease germs. Supply the sanitary force
with disinfectahts, II necessary; in fact, no
obstacle should be thrown inthe way OF the
Board OF Health towards placing the cityin
as perfect a:sanitafy condition as possible.
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THE FUND1NG.--The syndicate have in
hand. ready to be funded, an amount OF
State bonds which, added to those already
funded, will make total OF very nearly
Sc, ,OO0, 900. This is far ahead Of their ex-
pectations, snd indicates that the bulk OF
the debt Will be funded by January l, 1880.
The new bonds are issued to the syndicate
ias fast as the clerks and officials can pre-
pare g.nd register them. II
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BE sss aEc O. INVITATIONS.

Lhe genuine are neyer sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
kpression DR.. McLASE's LIVER PILLS. ~
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of c. McLANE
biFLEMNG BROS.
! asls; upon having the genuine DIR. C. McLASE's
kyxg PILLS prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
,gh, Pa. the market being full of limitations of
1 maine MCLGSE, spelled differently but same
lunciation. my l9-oeo"1y
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i THE SCARCITY OF WATER.-Superinten-
dent j. L. Davis, Of the city water-Works,
publishes notice elsewhere urgently re-
questing water-takers and citizens generally
to be economical in the use OF the city
Water-not to waste 1t. The river is very
low, the pumps are taxed to their utmost,
and every good citizen will no doubt see
that the suggestions Of Mr.. Davis are faith
fully carried out.
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/. NEGRO MINSTRELsY.-The troupe Of gen
uine negro minstrels to appear at the
Theatre on Friday night and Saturday after
noon and night will afford some amusement
to our folks who are fond OF singing,
dancing, and popular Jokes. -f
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WEEKLY NOR TALITY.
Week Eudint
July 2I, July 90, July i2, July 10
1877. 1878. 1879. 1879.
." ". G. W. e. w. G. w. e.
49,. 1s SO 12 20 1928 "a Il

StilI-born...... q q e 4 8
Mean temperature for the week ending
July IL, $50 AZ; mean temperature for the
week ending July 10, $50 00>.
Amount Of rainfall for week ending July
u, 0.07 inches; amount Of rainfall for week
ending July 19, 600 inches.
Population Of city estimated at 10000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate Of
mortality Of whole population was 21.37 per
1000 per annum; rate Of mortality of white
population was 21.52 per 1000 per annum; !;
rate Of mortality Of colered population was
81. Al per 1000 per annum. :.r....
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DCANOKE EOEEEsE. SALEM, VA
IL T Tenty -sev snth SESSION bes ms SEPTEMBER
health.ashc aud beautiful " enery. lHliegtaie,
course high and so:aprehensiye: schoiarship thor
courses: Best naa2rs, avc H. College, noted
for good morals Expenses tos - ses:isn Of ten
board. fef. light, ca1 1washins. s. nd for cutaosue,
new cut cf bafadlnrsand grou,as he r: uA
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PoRTNER's CELEBRATED LAGER, the leading
Beer, endorsed by all eminent physicians. Bottled
fresh daily, and delivered TO nurIes.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE,
Geueral Aaects
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. BREMO FARM, forr-E!i
n teen miles below Rich EOnd. on Ja!sss l2.:@
riyer ro rood 1cn,ut the -sp, will be rl2iarate.
W. ID. RTRFGOT.
ivol3,& so north Fif,Lssue.;'.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing cona at the
DISPATCH PR1NTING-HousE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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osT. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

ctTRAYED. FROM MEa RESl-ISsss
- OCSCE IL Chesterfield c0r.atT, nearEss+Sgs
Manchester, on the Midlothian iurrpise. one RED
Tow. with ST .rin forehead and white tall AM
erai reward w,ttbe p7d for her .etarn, or tcr al 3
Information rf: her whereabouts. ..x,a
|. iy 23-3tH W E1iLLAh hO'-t-1
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7sre 2o,nserss these waters with l, those f,,

EnrLssoR OF DIsEASES OF WOMEN AND Chill
sEs IL TIE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, X
DF AUGUST /, 1879. '--& iii
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ciEYaIAassEAY..-psfEIBUs q LINZ.

s1Stae# RsfsHAoHD RAILWAY CoNrASy.
! AN spsE d JUIaY g. 1879, A
s,LiAE pE oxHfBUSESw viii be ga, I'M eoarec.
~ VII pSg ssyS fom 1he Nestsra terminus 10
:',s ,s0o tE fdditioaaI e;,arEs g sss psuai
IN se.A Dxpetipsendsnt,
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PERSONAL.

rTHEi FRENCH CONSULATE.-Mons.
nEisIROIJRG VIII be in Richmond on TIL URS-
nav a4ih instant. ANY person. having basiness
win the French Consulate VIII lind him ~ NO,
east Main street, corner OF Thirteenth, nom ~ a.
II. tin 2 p. ID. Esta zsts j S-
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GoCRAUD's OLYMPIAN CREAM, FOR THE Gan-
PLEAIoN.-White reduced 10 81: pink, fos brll-
netlcs, to soc. PURCELL, LADD 6 Co., Agens
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DIR. q. GcLANE'S
Liver PILLS

I. -, recommended as a remedy " for all the ills
1T 6ssf Is heir TO-" st In affections OF the liver
~ J Blliops Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
~ sr diseases OF that character, they stand
Lgls 4 ftyaI.
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"INGLEsIpE," pure whskey, distilled in Au.
gusta county, Va, Is sold 1T $3.50 Il gallon by
W. D. BLAIR 6 Co.,
l1C0 Main street.
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ALL OF THE IMPORTED MINERAL WAEERS II
hettles at SCHoEN's, Main and Eleventh stseels
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N. ELLYsoN u Co., advertising agents, insert sd
rerisements In all of the newspapers OF the Unitss
S,es at publishers rates OrLers left at the DIS
pdtoa countiag-room will receive prompt srsss
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I s'';,.EATrUH;, :, REPORT.

w 1IxAA k11sks - '1S 81
IaDrs,kTro1s faH Toll For the Md.
die sElatek, tpart NV clouds weather and ioeal
rains, itiielst % southwest Winds sfa.
'tionary or slowly falling Baeotneie alltl
slightly falling followed BY rising tennprra
stnre. S. ssss
81 tor the South Atlanttc and Cfnli States,
easteriy to southerly " ilds, uartly cloudy
weather stationary OF . slight rise I'm sten-
peratnre, slight changes In pressures and
local rains near the eoast. Ss;s s
~ THE WEATHER YgsTERDAY 5Hassc clear aud
very warn,
THERMOMETERS RYsssrERnAY.s8sl a M, 66sS; 6SsS;;
2 a.. NJ, 81 noon, 81 III 5, 922;; 8 P.,
NJ, 81 niduig ght. 60
Mean temperature, 49,. 633 .3sz ss.Ss s.&
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cows FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, A F1NE cow W-splen- EEsH
did milker, fresh to the pail. Apply at. -
sIa north TweSty-seeond strsst saetWThhssI setweT1hhh
aud Grace, .ti.E,' III :lts u S'r HtAH~ss'
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BETHESDA WATER, the. ling OF all Mineral ySn
tiers. at scHoEN's, Main and Eleventh streets.
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OLD CLRMMER Wn1sKEY at avery low price is
sold by W. D. BLAIR & Co.,
''''' 1lee Main street.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
II GIlT3rTEMPLARS ,.n-,. -1+
AND BNGAMPMEN-} X
-" UNDBsi THE srspIcEs OF Fl '
RICHMOND COSCAANDERY, No. 2,
AT OLD POINT. s-.s = .
TRS CoMarANDERYw WILL LEAVETHISg1TY
ON TISR STEAMER ARIEL
TUESDAY, JULY 90, 1879,
AID ETUHN ON .i
M0NDAE AIIIIII-T 4 1910

Ths7 will cncanp ON the western side OF the Sort,
within 100 yards Of the H,geil Hotel Com fs.ta-
bic tents, arny-cois, and be,idIug have been pro-
vided, and arrIngen enS made for good ser7 IN ,s'
a.tcnGsuce and care OF baggage.
knights. and their friends accompanying them.
Will take their meals at the HJgcia Hotel on tn
act Joo1pg Of other ql.este,
TO persons who wish to 20 in camp with the Com J..
mandery (iucluding holc bOard and tickets 10 aud
from Old Point> he terms will be to
Start Tuesday, 29th, and retarn Monday.
August fln UU
For Indies aud all others desiring lodging In
IL 20
Boat tickets separate If desired-round-trip. 81. .
y. B.-No tickets sold om'wiarf or OH boi. IN
tickets must be purchased on or before the 2Sh or
at The American Hotel up to'7 O'Clock A. NJ the
goth. g.. :....
For economy. comfort. and. pleasure, this trip
offers unrtyalrd advantages.
For tickets and further Information amply to j. s:
DODSOE. .cbairman Of comrs4tiee, American Hotel
G.. f. JOHNSTON. 91S Matu stN ct; 7. l.. u. WAL
FORD. Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets: an,s
JUDsoN CUNNINGHAM, T1Reniy-tlrst and Mail.
streets. jy 16-td
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sUNNER RESORTS.

DR. Iv-hrD DOARpISd-nOUSE,
l. NORTH MAIN STREET,
GORDONSVILLE. VA.
TIL IS hsrse Is siinated in the most pleasant and
desr ub!c.nSrfic.i OF the town. convenient TO rail-
roud und clurchct, uad parties desiring pleasant
loca tlon oan be Accommodation reasonable terms.
WILLIAM NJ. DUNN,
ty l1-2w@ Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

"How ExQUtsITELY WHITE YOUR HANDS ARE
Georyc.n My dear Carrie, always use j. K +
ATKISsoN'S Almond Meal after sewing or expo.
sure TO the SUM-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23
LGRACT FROM a COMMUNICATIONS OF DIR.
LNAN w WHLIAMSON. OF IL.
MAIARIAL POISON.

iETRACT FROM "a LETTER OF DIR. j. T. AT
IEPGUnY, ,oFEsTELL, MISS, DATED JULY