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The Convenience of Silver Currency.
Mining Record. .-..-. ....s. t. .

Silver money is the best and most conve-
nient for the daily market and small busi-
ness transactions of life. Silver coins, by
all odds, are more numerous than coins OF
gold even in countries where gold alone is
The standard OF value. The shillngs and
half-crowns OF Great Britain outnumber the
soyereigns many times, while in bi-metaliic
France there are more than 600,000,000 of
silver tive-franc pieces in circulation among
The people, beside more than 200,000,000
OF pieces OF the smaller or subsidiary
coinage. Here in the United States
the silver coins issued from February
/, 1875, to August l, 1878, number 220..
S29, $40, while the whole number OF gold
pieces issued. during that time in the United
States is Z, 7,710;040. Our old fractional cur
rency was the best substitute for metallic
money ever devised, but this cost annually
nearly four !per cent. to maintain it in de-
cent condition, or nearly the interest on
the money, while the amount lost, wasted,
and destroyed, actually involved the loss to
the people who used it in their business
transactions, OF thirty per cent. Of the nhole
amount Issued S50, 100000! /, The largest
possible use Of silver and Its treest clrcula-
ton are indispensable to .any system OF
money that can be devised" In Ger
many they have subsidiary coln-
age-legal tender. in sums to the amount
of $10-to the amount OF S110.000,0 900.
or at the least 800, 100000 of pieces, and yet
The directors of the Imperial Banks Of Ger
many have recently reported to the Govern
ment that this large amount is not sufficient
for the business wants OF the German peo-
pie. WeGmay once again remark Tor the
benefit OF American monometallists who
are 80 constantly chattering about the i'm.
morality Of any effort 10 establish free
coinage OF silver in this country, on the
basis of 412s grains Of silver equal to 100
cents in gold, that the immense circulation
in France has legal-tender valuation Of
3.06 per cent. higher than that which they
would stienatize as dishnnnst,' while the
German silver coinage is debased money.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-P Police -,Ins
lice Joseph j.. White presiding. Katie
Page, girl of fifteen or sixteen, was charged
with stealing S75 worth OF iewelry from tbe
house OF Mr. Thomas Duke. Committed to
jail. The.girPs mother will try to get her
In the House Of Correction, Baltimore.
When that permit is obtained she will be
discharged from JAIL. j.. 7rseg .4zI ..
Robert Brown fcoIored) 4enrziug and
threatening John Garnett. Discharged.
Emil Salomonsky, cursing, abusing, and
threatening to kick Louisa Mayo, Fined %.
Marian Martin (colored). charged WITH
seduciDg Della Green under promise Of
marriage. Case continued until to-day. III,
Charles Williams (colored), steabng one
lot OF buegy-irop, the property OF. Josa ,Lo-
max, was given twenty-five lashes. 49,
Martha A. Howard (colored), assaTiting
and beating Alberta Dickson, was swed
$40.
Alberta Dickson (coloredl, trespassing on
the premises OF Martha Howard and at
tempting to cut her with an axe, was fined
$40.
Robert r. Taylor, charged with being
drunk. was discharged. s..
+. L. Galloway, drunk and resisting Po-
liceman Brooks. Fined 50.
Emanuel Burton (coored), assault. Fined
S5
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BRIEFS AND PERsoNALs.-The culverts
might be easily "flushed" by water from
the basin or canal pumped into them by
,tire-engines.
Nearly every householder would cheer
fully clean his premises and cutters il noti-
tied BY the sanitary police.
The Piedmont Airline have issued q
very handsome illustrated pamphlet de-
scribing the attractions OF their route.
Thanks to Mr. c.. 2. Hyde, passenger agent
Central Short Line, for 4 copy.
The new postal-car Virginia started out
on its first trip to Atlanta yesterday uia the
Richmond and Danyille road.
There was d narrow escape from fire at
T. &. Williams u. Co.'s tobacco factory day
before yesterday, occasioned. by the partial
burning OF "flavorng" which WIS being
The steamer Ariel brought up heavy
freight last night, and did not reach Rich
mond until between 7 and O'Clock. She
left City Point about 5 O'Clock.
The Westham GRANTEES were victorious at
the football match at Bonair yesterday.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL TRoTTER.--[Dou-
ble.leaded editorial In the New York Sum-
Mir. Robert Bonner again comes indisputa'
blv to the front III the line OF swift trottlng.
The sun never before shone on such heat
as he drove on his own eXerclslng-traek'
at his farm near TarrytowD, last Sat
urday-2:154 to wagon, on three-quarter'
mile track, with Mr.. Bonner,s weight,
which is 1870 pounds or little over. Inc
heat was driven without break. It's sa1e
to say tb at, .S150, 900 would not buy, EDWIN
ForreSt to- day.
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Editors Dispatch $. The sidewalks run
ming around the, sar.ars are a disgrace to
our city; Citizens are required 70 keep
dead leaves, and dsst. Il, you viii walk walk
down Capitol street on the, sidewalk next
tEs Square you1will find it anything
but clean, The congregations. OF the First
Presbs sterian, Broad-Street Methodist, FigsL
Baptist. and Monumental churches, are
forced to use this sidewalk, and il you
could hear the cry Of our ladies you would
come to their assistance. The State officers
refuse to clean outside Of the Square. and
it looks, very much asii our city officers
|1houg'ut the same way. Cannot the chain-
gaEg he used, say once o week ION siSaeur,
aaysl, to, sweep this walka 1t is hoped
] Colonel Harrison, on behalf Of the stassI OF
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THE SUNDAY LAw-PuBLIc MEETNG.-
Owing to the prior engagement OF Month
cello Hall when the first announcement was
made, the meeting OF citizens called for tho't
place will be held at Sanger Halle tonight.
The object Of the meeting, we are inform ed,
is to form permanent organization for. the
purpose of securing q modification oil the
.Sunday law" passed in 1874. .' -
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BUFFALO LITHsAi WATER.
BUFFALO I.ITHIA WATER 4 .e@'
FOR AGGRAVl TED DYSPEPSIA, WITH SUP
PRESTON OF THE EMENsTRUALF FLOW.
THE PATlE' IT GAINS FORTY-oNE POUNDS
IN TWO MONTHS. .. ...,- .,-
CASE OF Mss STATED BY Dr.. WILLIAM D.
TowI .Es, DEMONSTRATION OF ANATOMY
IN TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
TuEUSiyERsITY OF VIRGINIA.
grrFALo LI7IuA SPRINGS, July II, 1879.

BrFFALo LITIIIA SPRINGS, July l z, 1879.
OuJuly II. 1875 Miss - sged ABOUT io1rteGn ,tr,,
", fers She was paie and greatly enaeia.en Wtlpu-
ing only slxty-stven pounds. aud sstr,ins ir%,n Tb
evere dyspepsi OF some two years nurail2l' M -.
usua SYMPTOMS Of long-continued dyspepsia, ID an
aggravated degree. were present-wanI OF appetite
acid eructations, gastric pain after nsrsll1p o' a.
most any article Of diet, nausea: con-llpHtic ca
trene Iangour and mu,cuIar feebleness: hypocbon-
driasis, frequent headache, &c. In addition 10 ,ne
dyspepsia. there had existed also total snppresS"n w
put upon che use OF waters Of Spring No. and a.
reclions given, her as 10 her diet. u. improve
ment, though slow at 1rst. was decided ana con-
tinu0us. and she left the Springs after sojourn OF
two months, weighing one hundred and eight
pounds, and fully restored 10 healt both as regards
dyspepsia and the menstrual trcubfe.
/ jy l9 eod5t ~ Z. WILLIAM b. TowEES, 81. D.
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Editors Of the Dispatch: I beg leaye.to
caIf tbe attention OF She Board Of Health to
Sbockoe creek, the greatest nuisance in,the
city nothing having been done to alleviate
the suffering Of those living iu the neigh
borhood OF this cesspoph. II prompt and
energetic measures are NOT at once used, the
eflnvia continually arising viii carry many
to an early grave. i A.CsaEXT SUFFERER.
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4ul1ll1ll|l,.oIttd !, 9iispatltl,
WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
die States, partly cloudy weather and areas
OF rain, southwest TO northwest winds, sta
tionary or slight fall in temperature, and
slowly.rising barometer during Thursday. :
For the South Atlantic States, continued
warm southerly TO westerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, and local rains, with slight
changes in barometer.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

,,,r.enancc IS male and 1eaGen-c colored, with
,,,s,ona, anshes or circumscr'eed spot on one or
,,os,s. The eyes become dull; the pupils
,,prc semicircle runs along the lower eye
.,o rose Is irri,ated, swells, ar5 sometimes
.,.,as. a swelling Of the upper lip; occasionai
,,,.,,che, with humming throbbing of the ears I;
:, unusual secretion of saliva: Shiny or furred
onc,e: breath very foul, particularly IN the morn
,.r. s,nct,te variable, sometimes vorscious, with
.,rawing sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
.,,c,y gone; fleetins pains In the stomach; occa-
.,nn., nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
~. the abdomen bowels irregular. at times eossive;
aco,s Shiny, not unfrcquent,y tinged with blood
,ey swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hIc.
eorrh: cough sometimes dry and convulsive: un.
.sr and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
.s.,h temper variable, but generally irritable &c
Whenever the above symptoms ara found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE's vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n onr form. It's an innocent preparation, not
.e,h n doing the siightest injury to the most
trndsr nVdnt.
The genuine DIR. McLASE's VERMIFUGE bears
the SIGNATURES of C. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS.
on tie wrapper
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THE MINsTRELs.-The Dixie Minstrcls, q
genuine negro company, will give their first
performance ut the Theatre tomorrow
night. Some OF the most prominent mem.
bers OF Callender's old minstrel company,
now disbanded, are members Of the Dixie
troupe. The entertainment promises to. be
highly enjoyable.
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Professor: LeIuts theory is that Socrates
! was q lunatic. Can you mention anything
that would seem to Justify this charge OF
.meatal alteration q, Junior {who funked
lin bis flnaD: Why, yes, sir. His !ondnesss
for the study OF physics. Genera! assent J
Acta s'plusnbiaaa. gI ~ "a
!. Bread always,falls with itsFshppery sue 9
down. Oh! would this were so With the
s'banapa.skIn. Boston transcript. - !.
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TO WATER-CONsUMERS.
OFFICE. or THE CITY WATER. .WoRKs,}
WASHISGToH HALL,
Drf,IrSfntgn VI fy 1910 u

NOTICE.-The condition Of the river at
this time Is such, from the excessive dry spell
as to cali upon the cl zens to zsseiSe the greatest
When the ri4er is fu, are barely able to keep up the
supply aud now that their power isessened quite
third ibe city must greater or less extent sunT
made to keep mp the sappty rhe dry SEASON. having
commenced so early this year, we May Teasopaoiy
oni5cipate without raip The river Will be lower tan
II has been for yearspcrnaps than II ever was he-
fore Ibis urgently requested that every precahlas
viii be used to avoid . calamity that seems pIou.
air 23.2w..if.f f.f.l.3..ntsa .ai Superintendent,
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm during the day. Late in the evening
the sky became overcast, and few minutes
before O'Clock there was very light
shower OF rain; after which it cleared up
again.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, IS !;
A. NJ, Sc; noon, 90; P. NJ, 90; 6 P.
~, 81 midnight. 81.
Mean temperature. IS 1-6.
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TASTALIzING.-What luxury snch days
as these to sail around among the icebergs
pnd hunt for Sir John Franklin and the
Northwest passages or go'ashore and snaS-
ball white bears after hearty meal OF biub-
ber.- CHICAGO Inter q cednsa
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TIE MOZART THIS EvESING.-First, over
ture, Hungarian !" BelaN orchestra; Sc
cond, solo soprano, waltz, AT Rosy
Dawn" (Nlattiozzi), Miss Wyatt; third,
duo, violin and 'cello, "ll Pirata" lkum-
mer), Messrs. kessnich and Tnllow fourth,
Flower Song" Lange), orchestra; fifth,
ballad, i" Baby Mine" (Johnston), Miss Wy
att; sixth. duo, clarinet and piano, Nor
ma " tWeber), Messrs. Jardella and Rein.
hardt; seventh, "a Drop in the Sea OF
Waltzes" (GungD, orchestra.
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CoSyIc7s FOR RAILROAD WoPK. = The
agents OF the Bristol Coal and IRON Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company will nlke from the
penitentiary to-day the first 3nstalment OF
twenty-five conyicts to work on the railroad
which runs from Bristol to Cumberland
Can 80 s... -'...@'-- .'. ..
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REVENUE STAMPs.-The, following COL
loquy occurs fifty times day. more or less,
at the Richmond post-ofice:
Citizen: Give me some two-cent revenue
stamps.
Clerk: Which Kind will you have, check
or proprietary? Both kinds are 9 revenue
stamps" ,g,..-,.,.s.-- ...
Citizen: didn't know there was but one
kind. want stamps to put on checks.
For over ten years both kinds OF revenue
stamps have been in constant use, but only
druggists and others who are required to
use the two-cent proprietary stamps"
seem to be aware OF the fact. ali
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE DROUGHT.
James River Lower Than for Forty
gs Years.

IN THE USE OF CITY wATER
THE DEMAND OF THE HoUR-HoT, DIRTY
STREETS AND BAD cRops-RAIN-RECoRD
FOR JUNE AND JULY OF EVERY YEAR
FROM ls72-THIS THE DRYEsT SUMMER
oFALU-Two MEAGRE SHOWERS JESTER
DAY-THE PROSPECT
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Musicale Io.IHorro,o Night.-The mapi-
Gale at Beethoven Hall tomorrow night
promises to be an enjoyable affair. Several
persons from Richmond are expected to be
present and take part in The programme..
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The CITY Jaa.-The jail commissioners
appointed BY the Judge CT the Hastings
Court made their regular examination Oh the
city Jail yesterday, and reported the prem
ises in u good condition. They suggested
several Improvements to be made. '...r'
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/, FoR THE HEALTH-O -OFFIcERs.-The sewer
opening, on Fourth street between MAN
aud Franklin Is throwing out terrible
stencil, which is extremely annoying 70 the
citizens OF that part OF the city, -
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TT1O HOLDERS OE. ii ..t.,srt's
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1850.

At a. meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners
OF the Sinking Fund held May ]. 1879, II was
Resoiped, That The acting president OF the Boaro
standing bonds OF the city Of Richmond. d:s II
1860, VIII on and AFTER The lst day Of July, 1879,
be redeemed on presentation q; the Office OF LIE
Auditor OF the city. --
In pursuance OF the above directions. ! hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
45i.37. and August. 1880, amounting 10 &3T.-
56S.2s--total. 5.010G6--wilI be redeemed at
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREsT on preoasta:
after tie lsr DAY OF jury. 1870.
HENRY g. CANNON.
Acting President Com mm!ssioIiers Sinking Fund.
u
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DE. {. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

LIVER PILLS ..... -
arc rot recommended as remedy " for all the Ills
that ntsh is heir to-" but In affections Of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases Of that character they stand
without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory to or
sitcr taking quinine.
Asa simple purga,tve they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
imprcssion DIR. McLASE's LIVER PILLS. H. T..
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of c. McLASE
and FLEMING BROS. ..-
Insist upon having the genuine DIN. C. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS prepared by Fleming Bros of Pitts
hurgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations Of
The name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my lS-deow1y
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GoURAUDS OLYMPIAN CREAM. EoR THE COM
PLEXIoN.-Whltc reduced to 81; pink. for Eru-
nettcs to soc. PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Agents.
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PoLL-TAx PAID.-The following shows
the number OF people who have paid the
poll-taX for 1873: ,.,. ,u.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing cone a1tne
DISPATCH PRIyrING-HoUsE. Good WORK. low
prices, and Satisfaction guaranteed .,....
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"ISGLEsIpE," 4 pure whiskey, distilled III Au-
susta county, Va, Is sold 1t -. 90 IL gallon by
W. d. BLAIR K CO.,
11O9 Main street
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u. ELLYsoS = CO., advertising agents. insert "a.
7ertsements in all Of fhe newspapers Of the Unitae
Staes ut publishers rates. Orders left AZ the Dfs
patch countng-roorl viii receive prompt atteD
ttos. ..s'F.A . - g.. - tA 'n.' At'
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OLD CLEMMER WuIsKEY at Il very low price =
sold By w.. w. D. BL.slR & CO.,
1109, Main street.
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FINANCIAL.

nAVENPORT & CO., ....
-. - STOCK BROKERS.
OFFICE, Ills MAIN STREET.
will buy aud sell on commission
VIRGINIA NEW l0-40 BONDS,
VIRGINIA CONS0LS and =. pEEl-ERS,"
VIRGINIA TAX COUPONS. , <,.>.r
RICHMOND PER CENT aud FER CENT.
LYScHBURG, PETERSBURG, and other CITY
PhiIRoAD and CANAL BONDS, '
BANK and INSURANCE STOCKS, ana ot!er
.BOSDS and STOCKS. .,-, AN
Special attention given to the FUNDING OF
VIRGINIA, BONDS. .. -l:-.----- L. :. y I-1In
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To accommodate our friends our store will be open
... from A. VI. until 7:15 Z. NJ.
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4 VIRGINIA LADY, who. has had cons
n siderable e1 perIence In teaching. DESlRES.A
SITUATION in a family Or schoo-the Inter pre-
ferred The usual English branches, Latin. French,
and Music taught. satisfactory references given
and required. Address " n. A. b." care Walford &
O., Al 2 east Broad street, Richmond, va.
siy 1wS
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AND SHE DIED AGAIN. :

DR.. Thorne was not present at this time,
but being hastily summoned, be found the
room cleared OF furniture, and all prepara-
tions made for laying her out. She con-
tinued in this spasm about forty-fye MIN
utes. sri.
For over forty.eight hours from this time
she was continuously in spasms, except
when she ceased to breathe and her beart
pulsate, which was frequent occurren ce,
the attacks lasting from five to thirty
minutes. ..~,
On the I'd OF June she was free OF spasms
and free OF pain; aonversed with her
friends and with scores OF people who came
to see her.
On the Sd Of June, at 4:2O P. NJ, she again
sank away. She continued to all appear
ances dead twenty-nine minutes; and again
at 1850, and continued forty.fve minutes.
She had many more attacks. lasting from
i've to thirty minutes, for the next forty
hours. From that time.to July 9th she was:
free from pain, received her friends, aud all
the functions Of the body were carried on
complete. s, !. - -,
tend with. On the 5th OF July, wltnoug
warning or. .premoaition OF any kind, at .
o'clock in the afternoon, she again passed
of, remaining apparently dead about tity
She had several such spells our
ing the nlght,Tof longer duration; 'whicn
have been repeated every afternoon tlll
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You can save doctor bills and keep your family
always well with Hop Bltlers.
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VICTORY FOR THE WEsTHAM GRANTEES
Football TEAM.-Yesterday, at the match-game
Of football at the Bonair Grounds, the GRANTEES
came out victorious. p. RAFrER, captain of the
GRANTEES.
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Mayor CARING ION, on behalf OF the; city Of
Richmond, viii give this some attention,
and allow ladies' 70 walk with comfort aa
this shady sidewalk. 80 Z. s s.,
A tRrEaD oT THE LADIES. 4,
Richmond, July 70, 1870. e. 8. : ~ ~,
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
EOR RENT, sBREMO FARM, four "a
- - Teen miles below Richmond. on james HI
pssr To good tenant the rent will be moderate.
49, : :; i W. d. BURFOoT,i' Il.
- Hs-2* 5l0n0ri Fifth street.
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STRAYED, FROM MY Restless
- DENCE, In Chesterfield county near !sssn.
aangaesIer, on the Midlothian turnpike, one RED
wv with star In forehead and white teii A hb-
tlsi reward will be paid for her RETURN or fer any
'h,,ornmai!on u, n OF Ler whereabouts.
1y 1885 WILLIAM KOCH.
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WANTS.

WANTED, AGooD BOILER MAKER.
w None but thorough workman need apply.
Z. Fl. PLUMMER Il Co..
tr24.lt Petersburg, Va.
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WANTED, BOARD WITH UNFUR-
w NIsHED ROOM, and ballroom attached, TOT
gentleman, wife, and servant. Private family pre-
feIred Address, stating terms, &C,
BOARD, w
j. east a care Of Dispatch.
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- CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OJr!:
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS
YET TO RE SOLD!
LEVY BROTHERS
have made general reduction In The prices Of their
goods. You can save from o to so per cent.
by making your purchases At tkeir store.
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w ANTED. TO FURNISH ALL TIE
w INTERMEDIATES IN VIRGINIA AND
VEST VIRGINIA WITH ALL KINDS OF VEG
EfABLES that our marker will afford, and also
CAH-GUOpS OF ALL KINDS. CANTELOUPES
WATERMELONS. and iIEMOSSa speciality.
Orders by telegraph or letter should be sent one
20 TWO days In advance Of time for shipping.
B 1877 l.. POWERS, y
[ WISH TO INFORM THOSE WHO
themselves of The first opportunity of seeing the
yTeal bargains in CHINA, GLASS, aud HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS, In great variety, at
WALLACEiS, 406 Broad street.
Jy IZ-tUcla
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ENTERTAINMENT :

4 Ourareporter visited the bedside OF the
lady, 1nconpany, nth DR.. Thorne. HeEs
- have been prolessed Christian many
wears. Some time In. 1877 I Joined the
Methodist Church. South. nm Q .fu!l be-
!lfeyer in Christian Eity. he tetnent that
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-24

If PEOPLE WHO SUFFER from the dull stupidity
that meets everywhere In spriag, land too often In
all seasons OF the year. knew how quick 1t could be
cured by. taking AYRE's SARsAPARILLA to purge
the bile from their systems we should have better
neighbors as we'll as clearer heads TO deal with.
SUMNER REQUISITES OF DRESS.
EVERY CONCEIVABLE STYLE OF GARMENT Re-.
QUIRED FOR
COMFORT AND DRESS
- MAN, YOUTH. OR Boy,
IN STOCK.
TEN PER CENT. OFF on ALL SALES.
e A. SAKs & Co,
Clother5 and Tailors,.
1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-24

WANT ED. A GOOD COLORED
" NURSE. None need apply unless we'll re-
commended. NO. s east Main ttree. .-..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-24

STORE FOR pENT. FIXTURES FOR SALE.