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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-28

EXCURSION OF THE ARIEL TO SANDY POINT.
The steamer Ariel will on Thursday, July
81, make an excursion for ladies and cbi'-
dren as far rs Sandy Point, on James river,
leaving here at 7:15 a. NJ, and returning
at 6 p. NJ. the same day. At S 2. VI. the
Ariel will leave for Old Point, &C., with the
Howitzer and Guard OF the Commonwealth
excursion. Tickets for the Saudy-Point
day excursion may be had at CAREERS.
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Y. W. DENNIS HAS REMOVED from
~ Bi2k sIaiu street 10 All FAST BROAD, ahere
he has q lot Of FINE PICTURES which win be sold
Z, Inc lowest prices. Such goods were never sold In
lFiees. FRAMES MADE. no ORDER promptly
ana cheap Gise BIN call carly and oftel and Sc
cure tnese goods az bottom rates,
.sk2l-eodSs rsfss j. w. DENNIS.
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Officers Elected.-Ata a meeting OF Friend.
shin Lodge, 4. OF p, Of this city, the SOL
lowing officers were elee,ed: Thomas W.
Gentry, C. c.: r. Y. Owens, V. G.; s +.
Owens, Jr., PgeIates W. T. LitbsoW, h.
r. s.: W. b. NeCsary, ". E.; Joaa II.
Foster. VI. E. They viii be installed neS,
Thursday. J.J. Boyle IS the retir;ag Z. {.
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FEED CONTRACTS. ..twAEDED.-TEe'C Commit
tee on the Fire Department last evening
awarded feed contracts for the nsxt three
months rs follows 4: Hay, to W. D. Lewis &
co. ut s14.S0 per ton; oats (shelled), ut 4S
cents and corn at 5tS cents, to w. 81. Briggs
& Brother; sheaf-oats, to w. 81. Lewis Il
Co. at 65 cents; brownstutf at SIS. ship
stuffat SIG, and straw at so cents, TO Lanse
Rrof hers
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DR.. ATRE'S LAlsoKAToRy, thus has done sucI.
wonders for the Sick now issues L potent restorcr
Tor the beauties of mauknd-fnr the comellness
which advancing age so prone to diminish and
destroy. HIS EIGoR mounts lu1rniant locks on tho
bald and gray pa!es among u.s. aud thus lays I'M
der obligations TO him for The .Dotl looks as well as
health Of The community.
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DoS'r rsRa. r yawr IT ss AT

DoS'T rsgahT r TaYT II Ss AT
... 49, LEVY BRoyua Es' tf E.. -{.S' J
where Jou:wlli aud u lzsgc assortment eE is.r 2
+ READY-MADB D5SSsS Is, =,
OEEFsRff!TSaud EAS, ,UEs,
..ULsTgRs: .' -..-. -. : !
Alkinds Of UNDER GARMEx1 for ladies',
A large assortment OF DRESS GoopS, .s.sssl,
RIBBONS. E&cgS,
0TL-CLoT1s, CARPETS aud N, tTT1SGS.
. PARAsossS PARAseLs, PARA soLs.
OHgHundred sancrfor quality sILK-fIsEp PAR
AsoLs at half their Vaitie. They must . e sold at
-.... ... LEVY BROTHERS,.
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4ithluoll!d. !! lispatrl1,
sg- THE. .ciRc I'll Arf5S Oh FHE slsPATCH
rs .LAReER5rHANsEszss s,DasnsNgD cIRCu.
LATroN OF ALL TIE oTHER nAILg. NEWS
leApERs or THE cry.
SATURDAY ~ II. Il. ;e::s z.suNB gs, 1872
swEATHEB REPORT.

I ISpIcAvToEs FOR, ,To-DAr.-For the Mid
dis States and Lower Lake region, statTon-
AIRY and higher Temperature, southwest
ness, numerous local rains. possibly fol-
lowed ii, some localities By cooler northerly
winds. !. f,sssse.. sr-.-,s,eys
/ For the South Atlantic States, stationary
barometer. southeast winds, ,swas1aery purity
cloudy weather, and occasional rains, II .5.es
THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY WAS clear aud
again very warm. 5rt-tt Y -73tY.,s
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY 6 A. H., rs !;
A. NJ, 81; noon,, 93; P. NJ, 95; z.
NJ, %; midnight 81.
Mean temperature, Sc Sc.
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OFFICERS the regular meet
hing OF Excelsior Encampnent, n. q, L. 0.
| O. F., the following officers were elected :
WE. Chandler, chief patriarch; William
Never, high priest; Robert Sim, senior
warden: w. NJ. Woodward, junior war
den; John c. Teller, scribe; f. t. lsbel,
treasurer. .....- a...
At meeting OF Union Council, No. ol,
of the ROYAL Arcanum, at Springfield Hall,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: S. Wesley Farrar. regent;
II, F. w. Southern, vice-regent; Joseph Z.
Fokes, orator; James +. Elam, secretary;
John Z. Parrish, collector; John +. Shin
berger, treasurer; W. b. Riddck, guide;
james Fox, chaplain; J. NJ. GodSev, war
den; W. II. Atkinson, sentry; A. NJ. Rich
ardson, past regent. Past. Regent William
l.. Smith has hecn commissioned deputy
supreme egent for this Council. The above
named officers will be installed at the next
stated meeting OF the Council on the second
Thursday in July at s O'Clock P. NJ. ~ q.
Ata regular meeting Of Richmond Lodge,
No. 219,, Knights Of Honor, held last night,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Past Dictator, r. r. Davis;
Dictator, w. 'G. Fuller; Nice-Dictator, W.
J. McDowell; Reporter, William e. Bailie,
Financial Reporter. Thomas Jackson;
Treasurer, John w. Quay;. Chaplain, L.
A. Whiting; Guide, NJ: c. Robertson;
Guardian, NJ. Mayo; Sentinel. ID. b. Col
Inns. This Lodge has two hundred active
members and $4,000 in Its treasury, ana IS
rapidly progressing. ,,.., t.t.,, A.f.l4
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TT1IING SPRINGS, BATH COCS
ii ~ IA. ARE NOW OPEN. Facilities for
,r caior and enjoyment Of guests hasc ,n pen rni
"5N. '' r-S In. OF light vehicles for passengers
Nh, and wagons for baggage. has been established
,,or3 Coyneton depot 20 the siTnSS. tor PasS-
...',,,. appiy ia PURCELL. l. ADD % eo'' i'ie"
',,s.3I, 10 >, NJ ". WALLACE. Agent.
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POLICE COURT. .YEsTERpAY.-JuStice j. j.
CY,ttchfeld presiding. g.-Richard Thompson
(colored) was up TO answer the chprge o!
setting fire to his dweiling-house nj 2 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. The case was con-
tinued. Bail fixed at $500.
! Charles Phillips Yves fined 81 for assault
Ing Charles A.. Cole with arock.A :
Lewis Pope was tined 50 for being drunk
James Bentley. (coloreD was fined 81 for
striking Robert Winston with a rock,
John Williams and James Fisk tpoth col
ored). charged with having in their posses posse
sion nine bags OF bones supposed 70 pe
stolen. Officers Michaels and. o'G9nnersa 20 !.
rested these men on Twentieth street yes,
terday morning Just before daylight, and
not .hayiag had time to get the. Common.
wealth's witnesses, the csse was continued
Till next Tuesday.
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AnncIGts5s.-As the Ricbnond Commit
Ese on Anreyation desires detailed report
fron the Manchester comnoitSee as to the
conditions which this city win require
should annexation take plsaa, the commit
tee will as once prepare the report.
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i1TGIBLING SPRINGS. .
= AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA,
> rrIr-vrS MILES FROM STANTON,
are ~" VISITORS.
Terms 10 ,ul, ii" tim"s "a'eTsIsm'pnor' a,ti.,'
-. =! Fret>rone-aiI in the lawn. Ana!y-
- iGfaishe" ''' ~'f CUESLEY KINNEY.
5-n.. Proprietor.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Co..l
RICHMOND. June 26, 1879. )
DIVDEND NOTICE.-Thc Directors OF
IL This cnynraav have declared a semi-annnal
DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT. free of all
s,Xrs} nuf "f nc profits "t the la-t six months pay
ah,"io ire stockholders or aud after July l. 1917.
i,.2T-ow J. NJ. TATE. Secretary.
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D<LrEs HOTEL,

-,-,pN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
" ..nr Nuw OPEN. The fiucsi Warm Sulphur
n.tt' ,T,r!J: temperature of water, $50 A
B2a 10 1 ,trh y-hGcies from depot 10 the Springs
* n@.,,. ,y :, ;.rg;c wagons.
S2s:3fri;l S2s:3f ~ rTS OF PURCELL, LApp & CO.. Rich.
FAA' Ill., JOHN L. EUBiNk,
gene: a, Proprietor.
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LEMONS at reu cents per dozen AT PIzzryl's.

lHAvE ASALEZEp TuE YlMsxEY known under
the brand Of "B-Sciect," controlled by Mcssrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR &c Co., Richmond. VA, and ind
1t free from fus!l oil and other impurities, and re-
commend Its USE for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. I}. McLAw NJ D.
late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
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GouRACD'SSOLiMPtAN CREAM. PoR THE CON-
PLExIoN.-Wii!te reduced TO 81: pink, for bru-
uet;cS, to 5Qc.' PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Agents.
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January 13. 1872.

NJ. ELLYsoN CO.. advertising agents, insert pd-
VertiseIuents IN al OF the newspapers OF the UnisA
Sues as publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the D4s,
patch counttpS-room viii receive prompt attsns
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nIyiDEND OLD DOM y o \
>TF,N$HlP COMPAHY-FlEE PER
,.gthn;l,cr. uii Of the earnings for the past six
.lYggs ri i!,r c1mp,Uy'S office. Rorhetts, on ana
a.;rrJuly l, 1879. r.,
.aoS2, agents.
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june 81. 1879.
r,,tIr DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK have
5.rf,rat a DIVIDEND OF THREE PER
'>.yT ior $3.50 per >har") ru, OF shc earnings OF
~ ~, 'IIs-o JAMES MILLER,
49, Cashier.
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TIE STATE BANK OF EIRGINLA.l
RICHMOND, VA, June 26, 1879.
VNE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANh
( lnycths ,,ay dcclarela DIVIDEND FTHR EE
PER CENT. free OF taxcSl out OF the earnings OF
M pa,t slH months. payable on and after July /,
le19. WILLIAM VI. IilI;L,
i-27-GI tashier.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK. /

FIRST NNTIUNNL DANN't
HiCuMOED. VA. June 20. 1879.
TuE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
l have in!s Gay declared Il DIVIDEND OF FIVE
PER CENT. free Of taxes, PAYABLE on and after
The Isl DAY Of July, 1879 ;. y. GLONER,
i.1-.,Jyt Cashier.
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IcR:CRRAS.-yo, hing during THIS hot weather
can ttrpassE = afas s'c { CoLUMDus'S FAMous, IcEi
CRErM.- IT. sS fresh baic-rrozen. Tcr ffcbs absff
favored 70 please The most fasttdIo,ss tas.ei;
lie sessitat so per alion, delivered in any pars
nj rha s ty. @-h S.'a. a+s's~. "f'-'TE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-28

PsScHEs rAsi led AND FROZEN IN yCREAN--A
i.asted suspay zsl 'izZISI,s. Order cariy.4E ~
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ExTFAcTEp nsnscTLY FROM THE PLowEn----
This Is the, ecrc: Of the vrDn erfGliy sweet aud PEN
etra'ins ,uaIu ieso ae pesf. imes manufactured By
vi IS E.ATKfSSoS,ef Lotsso u. -. 3 q ~ slit
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RESIGNATION OF GENERAL JOHNSON
212 WEST FRANKLIN STREET,
June lS. 1870.


Hy. ". Lalb5oeh., Esq pice- President, and
The Board Of GoUeraors Of the Mozart:
Gentlemen, II respectfully resign to you
the honorable Office of president, with which
you have complimented me since, the for
nation Of the Association.
In thus severing my connection. with the
ladies and gentlemen who compose it beg
to express my regret ut the lccessity which
requires me to do so, and the great pleasure
the connection has always afforded me. ~,
The brilliant success which has attended
the past career OF the Association has been
largely due to you, sir, and the gentlemen
with you on the Board OF Governors, who,
as amateurs aud as lovers OF music, have
given so much time, talent, and labor to-
ward developing its capabilities. And the
large and brilliant membership which now
support your efforts testify the public ap-
.preciation Of your work. hope for fur
ther enlargement of your influence in cul-
tiyating a higher musical taste, until. in
times to come. the Mozart OF Richmond will
be one OF the centres OF culture Of the
whole country. .~-. a-... ....-...
To yourselves. personally and to my fel-
low-members wish every good fortune.
remain your obedient servant,
BRADLEY r. JOHNSON.
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Read os, pro> >urcs xna Use HOP BfrrERs, ana you
vii be st, ssg, eahy, and hanpy.i alf ~ .goJtai
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aEEgTE SOAP.

st.I.S - -~-~~~~~~~
OLEINE SOAr.
rRoCTCR { GAMDL'2S ... ..
CINCINNATI OLE!Et soap
Is without ! Coub. 10
= GREATEST LABOR.sAVlEG SOAP
EVER PRoDUCE9.
1t Is made Of tke
EEsr AND PUREsT >E.TEEIALs.> IA
WARRANTED NOT TO IN etRE THE EisrfSsE
GARMENT.
J, u, wfLI. NOT ThSTE OR BECOME SOFT
:uka ,he yyr.ous yellow soaps when u:sI! In "aTrn
walea.and
EACH BAR TkIGES FULL ONE s0UNp,
::.s.5 s, Ss, FaAT t b.. .s-..
i, PURCHASERS GET ALL THEY. fAE Fok.l
i ht i,icrcasaiS popa ar'tE <t we
t,@s s&@E1 CiScIX KAT. OLgISE s3s4F
has caused nlany limitations Inn<r me name g
AScE. sold az less price but Very atier!9f lh ua'S
GENTlSE 0TEIET. SOAP.
BE not dsctksed ny these tM t.itson. nG. ,eS ,tS
I" PR0CTEG Z aaAMBLE's E'sGiAN!NSAIloiE&.S
SoAP"is oa each blr.
= For sale By rroserS eyfrrw San. -.
fg.- ID. !. BtZEY x CO., Sh"lSstis atS'sIv;;,
*''fr No. 8 Exabanss. fiacr, ba:iiaese' NJ
NY 5~S>st&1h h ...t -
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EXCURSIONS.
VIRGINIA. STEAMBOAT COMPANY
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. ?
RICHMOND Va Juup 2G 1874 \

EMPORARY INTERRUP.cti-E
l. ION OF THE RE i'll 4 r saSkssalcszzsES
Sc DULE.-The steamer ARIEL viii Ieaye
Richmond us usual on THURSDAY, July Sd, u,
7:l3 A. NJ. but will only 20 ~ far Is Sandy Point
lllaf-warI J. and will return 10 Richmond. arriving
at J.. M same day. -
SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS FOR the above
trip now sale at CARRIERS only. and good tor that
dav oaIy, al 81 Tor rounddrp. This will be the
only chance this season 70 spend day OH James
river and return the same afternoon.
At s O'Clock mt night, JULT Sd. the ARIEL Will
leave Richmond for Old Point aud Norfolk, arriving
there IN the early morning OF The 4th. and leave
there after The " fireworks SAY 10 L. M.-arriy-
July. Round.trIp tiekts for this latter trip, So
good TO include Monday. Jn!r 7tl.-and can he had
OF the HCwi!2er or Guard pf The Commonwealth
committees now. or on the I'd OF July on The wharf
before The steamer leaves. ... ~. -
The Arle! ~ill leave Richmond SATURDAY. July
5t at 7:15 4 ~. for Old Point, So:inik, &C.. aS
usual. =. ........ ie 2S.tJy3
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Ar 4 L r o y -

ROYAL HUNGARIAN BITTER-WATER,
The BEST NATURAL APERIENT KNOWN for
CONSTIPATION and IRREGULARITIES OF
TIE BOWELS.
ASK vour druggist for It. my 24-3m
DEDFOHD tyA.) ALUM AND IRON
- SPRINGS WATER. MASS, AND PILLS for
%,4i iaraI Of RysnIpsi hs DsasseS pesGiaT pGo,,s 10
tNG Culin-ll. Affections: Disorders OF the Liver,
Kidney. and BlaGder Debility, Malaria, and Head
Equal 10 any water OF its class known 10 me-"
HUNTER MCGUIRE, Nj. D. Nir2ina.
%St3c:ory IN uterine diseases ~ and IA ~ sahioa' nno
"ENiccnt IN nysnepgi:. anu Nervous Diseases
aFlstns from lmpate blocd; -y.,-
nnaaes Il. RoEMER. ". D., Missouri.
Beneficial in Malaltai Fever ana Diphiheria;"
"Iuyalnable III Scrofua." -. ,.n.
". j. GILBERT, NJ. D.. North Carolina:
Recommended rs Prophylactic ~ Iellow-Fe-
VeF dtstricte." ID. r. FAIREx, n. D., Louisiana.
The SUMMER SEASON of these Springs begins
JUNE lsT. Terms, $40 per month. Carriages
neet visitors M Forest or LAWYERS each ie' miles
rom tHs st ings mp9n ad;ee OF arrifai. Accom-
fractions. Skii,ul rcs,dent physician. 1T
PRicEs.-Wa,er, 80 cents per gallon; 81 case OF
one dozen half-sailon bottles; 50 20 for fve-kuop
cask; 81 for len gallons; 81 for twenty gaons--on
toard cassat LyncLburg. Va.
eS.-tlfty cents and 81 aLbottle; az. oU anG go
Tor hali-dozen-sept postpaid. This Mass Is tRe
water soiihed and eontuins all the curative prop
er,iss OF tGe waller n redueta space;
Twenty-Five and fifty cents. and 81 pack
bye, or 81, So. so and s5-post- pald. THESE Pills
consist II the Mass In sugarcnaied pills, formed 10
Nuit Delicate conditions. Sample Supp,sent free TO
any physician desiring 10 use 1t In practice. Pam.
phiet Tree upon application This remedy or Nature
- sendorsed 10y the medical profession. and attesef
uy results In thousands of cases during the last
lSenty-seren years. Address ri
.5.rr A. M. DAVIES, s.s
President Of The COMPANY.
7S Main street. Eynchhiirs. Va
Sold by POLK aHILLEEyt& CO Agents.
.'sa 900 Main street, Richriond.
kOUSD-TRIP TICKETS from points North and
sou for sale at the depots and ticket Off ces Al re-
dnced rates. - - e.s I'D 29-eod3m
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OYrIlE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA?iSE1
iSSGRASCE COMPANY. I
RICHMOND, June 2T. 1879.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
| THIS COMPANY have declared = seIni-nnnusl
DIVIDEND or SEVEN PER CENT. tfrce OF TAXI,
;a,allt ui and after July 1st next
WILLIAM II. MCCARTHY.
yaos-1Ot Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD coz
TEEAsURER'S OFFICE. Z
RICHMOND. VA. June 23. 1879. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y DIVIDEND OF two per cent. OIL the capital
stock 0i his company Will be pnid nj The office OF
;hr company. III the ciiy Of Richmond, Va, OF aud
afcr the Isl july reNt. 49,. :.
The trausrer-ooks will uc closed on The 25th in
..snt until lSt July. VI. w. WARRINGTON. "
Il 23-:Jyi Treasurer
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7lESEEAE. WATERS,
PRICES REDUCED.

Descriptive pamphlets and prlce-list furnished
on application. .---.
PURCELL, LAID & CO.,
tell Richmond, Va.
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HlNiDEND NOTICE.

CITIZENS EANK = RICHMOND
JunS 2i. 1879
TAc cd.rrc'ur> II this hank have thiS day deaihrad
aniT!DEND rT FbUR PER CENT. tfrec nf ail
iAAc. 90 iisc capitL stock OF the bank out OF the
!!,l ca!ltlu>> Of lhc past ,iN months. parable on
ana after the 5Tu DAY OF July, 1879.
EDWIN Is. SNfAD.
;,25-.6 Casllsr
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PIzzzH1 has Lemonsra, ton uen,s per dozen.

REAa CREAM ror1nvaiit,sas eo1runr-s's.
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DlNIDENDS.

UNION BANK OF RICHMOND, !
J,,,p - 1874
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SEAs'poIls ATIANTlIS; TIC, OCEAN. y
- y,snsR,S S,tSLa&D,, VA ~ E.s's
,s<.o FISHING, sNirg-sHoor1Ne.

- E:2,-I,IiST rI,rST FOR THE SUMMER, 81
J'ch n,sr LARGE HOUSE, 1Infurpish. ss::a
GS%h GSS.,h furnished, with Siicsen ana oinsr sS-
cog ~ > l.. Dispatch oSice. 1e 2S-lt
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THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

The Chair appointed as this committee
Messrs. S. Sprigg Campbell, W. a. jenkins,
Samuel Sinton. W. 4. Tanner, ana +. Il:
Archer. These gentlemen withdrew, and
nnon their return Mr. Campbell, the chair
man, read the following resolutions, beauti-
fully written on parchment:
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saao THE CANAL ROAD.
InIporfnnt Meeting or thc yamea
River and KanaWha Company. :

REPORT OF THE ,PREsIDENT-DEED OF
CoEvEYANCE OF THE PROPERTY READY
TO De DELIVERED TO THE RAILROAD
aafffs. AIR. PKRsesss ASKS. THAT HIS is,ceMPANY
BE 4GRANTgD FURTHER TIME DISCUS
SION AsTo CONSTRUCTION eFTHE TERMS
OF THE ACT ACT OF ,AssEMBL LE1FWO CON
FLICTING vIETs-ADJoURNu NuENT WITH.
OUT N-t's-s4DNseHF-USgIL TUES:
DaYni iy7ac = ..L..ilMI {. y IT ~
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In performing the duty assigned me hE
you I cannot help bnt recall that the accept
ance OF this resignation sewers forever our
close connection with This mau, ana con-
s!sns HIM to the gentle keeping OF memory.
Were he to us only, the president OF TINS
musical assoetation, these resolutions
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The BEST NATURAL APERlENT KNOWN for
CONSTIPATION and IRREG ULARITIES OF
TIRE BOWELS.
ASH youf druggist for !t. nv 24-3m
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-10
Retained His Dignity.

In Virginia City court the defendant
in an assault and battery case arose, and
with great show of dignity said:
g Your honor, the complaining witness
in this case does not desire to prosecute,
He desires to withdraw the complaint"
His honor replied:
" [ am sorry to disappoint you, sir,
but when complaint is sworn to, the
complaining witness cannot withdraw
it,"
" I'll bet yeh twenty dollars he kinp'
shouted the excited litigant.
His honor thrust his hand into his
pocket for the money, but remembering
himself in time, he said, " sit down, SIR
The chagrln Of his honor in not being
able TO take SO soft bet WIS SO great
that he committed the unfortunate nian
TO the county Jail for twenty-four hours,
for contempt.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-10
The Worsted Church.

The Worsted Church, of Canterbury,
4. H, in the interior, is q mosaic of
needleWork of vines, flowers and decora-
tions of worsted, in all colors and de-
signs. Few persons would believe that
such charming effects could be produced
with such material. Crocheted lambre.
quins cover the the curtains at each
window, and baskets filed with zephyr
wool flowers hang from the centre
Harps, crosses, anchors, wreaths of flow
ers, and festOons of vines, are placed
between large tablets of artistic designs,
grazing the walls like ancient tapestry,
and inscribed with scriptural selections.
These tablets and inscri ptions are COM
posed Of various colored crimped tissue
papers, upon background Of cloth. The
lettering is well executed, and no two
inscriptions are IN the same character.
An immense ornament of flowers and
drapery is suspended from the center Of
the ceiling, with two large arches Of
flowers spanning the interior of the
church. The flowers LOOK SO fresh that
TIE beholder is almost tempted to pluck
a regal lily, blushing rose, radiant
dahlia, a modest forget-me-not or the
lily of the valley with it's fairy bells.
VINO has done all this work? A young
widow, who made a work-room OF an
apartment near the entrance of the
church, and who not only decorated the
walls during the week, but conducted
service every Sunday for five years,
reading popular sermons from the pull
nit
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-10
A Bird Story.

4 little Florida bird, belonging to
Mrs. Higgins, of this place, escaped from
It's cage last August, while hanging in
the piazza, and was never seen or heard
from until recently. Sunday morning
last one of the family called Mrs. II. to
the barn to "see something" ana she
found the little runaway sitting on O.
bush close to the barn, shivering with
cold. When his cage was placed on the
ground near him he walked into it and
WAS taken to his old place in his
mistress room. The bird had forgotten
none Of his old tricks, taking flies from
his mistress hand as readily az ever, and
fighting his reflection in the mirror.
-Four years ago he was taken from nest
at Key West, Florida, and given to Capt.
E., of New York, who presented him to
Mrs. r., so the little fellow had no ex-
perience in taking care Of himself, until
his escapade. That he survived the
freezing weather and snow of the past
two or three weeks is almost incredible.
--Candor, IN. ~ Indepersdent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-10
Rouse Hin

The liver if it is dormanty ami avoid train of
evils which must otherwise eusue Among
anti bilious medicines none rank 80 high as
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t speedily ban
ishes those paine in the region of the affected
orgsn, the yellowness Of the skin, nausea,
vertigo and sick headache, which attend D. bill
jous attack. a bilious subject, after a brief
course of this capital liver etimulant and in
vigorant, finds that his tongue is no longer
fUrred IN the morning, bis breath is grown
eweeter, q hundred inexpiicable sensations no
longer make his life miserable, his bowels have
acquired the steadiness Of a we'll regulated
piece OF mechanism, and he can eat with a
hearty appetite and good digestion. 1t is be-
cause the Bittere assists nature i'll her efforts to
bring back the disordered liver and bowels to
their normal condition, that it accomplishes
such remarkable cures.