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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-09
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City Council. the last regular meet
ing OF the City Council 4 communication
was received from the Mayor relating to the
ordinance concerning the licensing Of We
hicies; which was read and referred to the
Com nittee on Ordinances. 1n the commu-
nication his Houor recommends that yehi-
ccs carrying picnic and ezcursiou-parties
be allowed to run without being specially
licensed.
Tue Committee on Finance. through Mr..
Pattesop, chairman, presented their report.
recommending that number OF bills be
paid, amounting TO s290.6I. Received and
adopted.
The report OF the Committee on Fire De-
partment, through Mr.. Howle, chairman,
was presented. recommending the approval
OF the following petitions /. C.. Wells, TO
erect frame shed in rear OF bis premises
on Hull street between Ninth and Tenth,
and J. T. Bowen, to erect frame dwelling
on Tenth street between Hull and Decatur
streets. TIE committee also recommended
the rejection OF the petition OF j. L. Bowen
to erect frame carpenter-shop on the cor
ner OF Hull and Fifth streets. Adopted.
A communication was received from Ma
for A. W. CARRIER, OF Richmond, asking
that fine (Si5) recently imposed upon him
Oy tne Mayor tlor naullnS pic-uic Pat'S
from this city to Chesterfield and return
without having procured special llcense)
be remitted. Laid over.
A communication was received from ID.
J. Nunnally proposing to lay a stone curb
ing in front OF his store, on Eighth and
Hull streets: one half OF the cost OF same
to be deducted from his taxes for the ensu-
ing year. Accepted.
4 communication was received frem j.
D. Tracy. of Richmond, asking PERMISSION
to erect telegraph poles within the city lin.
its, to be used in the construction OF IL teiei
phonic communication between this city,
Richmond, and Petersburg. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
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BRIEFS AND PERsoSALs.-The Common
weslth's Attorney having no more wit
nesses to offer, the Police Justice on Satur-
day dismissed the charge against Knox &
Wren of releasing young Redford.
General Law" was allowed S43 for his
expenses coming TO Richmond; which
amount he collected Saturday.
The Governor will return from Winches-
ter tonight.
Railroad Commissioner Carter left Satur-
day to attend a convention OF commission
ers at Saratoga.
Mr. Mills 3. Goodwin. formerly resident
OF Richmond, now living In Washington,
has recently had stroke OF paralysis.
,Mr. William J. Bigger, assistant clerk of
the House OF Delegates, is again quite i'll at
his fathers residence.
The cid members OF the Otey Battery will
have their annual retfnion at the James
River Brewery on Tuesday. These occa-
sions are always full OF interest and plea
sure to all who attend.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

". GODDIE. 2. W.. the dwelling on the souT!-
east corner OF Grace and Sixth streets; also, the
beautiful LOT adjoining.
". GODDTS. 12 NJ. trustees sale Of $50 acres of
Land in the lower end OF HenrIco county, ad-
Joining Curtis Neck.
PAINE. ROYSTER & CO.. 10 4. NJ, trustees sale
os clothing, fUrnshinc-goods, aats caps, trunks,
valtses, 60. !: also, fixtures and household lu-ri-
ture.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 12S 2. NJ commission
er,s sale of three small tracts Of land in Hen
rico county four miles below Richmond.
ROBERT Is. LYME, IL ", trustees sale OF I tract
OF wood land. in Henrico county, eight miles
from Richmond, on the Williamsburg stage
ROAD.
JAS. MACD0UGALL. 1u{ 1. NJ, bar-aN.ures
furniture, &c. at No. 622 east Broad street.
r. s. ANDERSON & son. 10 4. NJ, groceries.
J. r. HOCkADAT. J 0 4. ", produce, provisions
&c.
JNO. E. LAUGHTON.J JR.. 10 A. NJ. parlor furni
piture, French plate pier mirror, &C.
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Tots, tax.

CHARGED WITH AssAULT.-On Saturday
night about 81 O'Clock JOHN kavanagh and
John Hazeiip we're arrested onthe charge
OF trespassinS on the premises of Mr..
George w. Gretter and beating him, and
also with resisting the police in the dis
charge OF their duty. MFR. Gretter, it is al
legged, was assaulted at bis room on Main
street, his face being considerably bruised.
The facts will probably be brought out
to-day. The accused had been arrested ear
iier in the evening on the charge of being
drunk, but upon promising to go home had
been discharged. 81
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MASONIC ELEcrIoS.-The following Off
GERS of Richmond Lodge, No. 10, have been
reelected for the ensuing year: George L.
Bidgood, master; William E. Woody, So
nioE warden: Edward J. Warren, junior
warden Henry Bodeker, treasurer; James
Z. Riddick, secretary; Henry Tyler, senior
deacon; Ernest Cha!kley, junior deacon.
Reys. C. ". Pesherbridge and William G.
Starr were appointed ehaplains; William
Krauses steward; and Thomas Angel tiler.
The installation will take place at Masons'
Hall, Franklin street, on a4th Of June.
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The Midlothian Murderer. case OF
George Lewis (colored), the alleged Midlo-
THAN murderer, will be called at the next
term Of the Chesterfield County Court.
Lewis has expressed desire to be tried be-
fore the Circuit Court which meets in No
venber. Conseque ntIy his trial will not
take place until that time.
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HUsTNGs CoUET, SATERDAY.-Themas
Fry, charged with breaking into Maria
Christmas house aEd stealing money and
goods. pleaded guilty Saturday. and was
Sentenced to receive seYenty-eight lashes-
thirty-nine TO be laid ea Saturday, and the
balance next Saturday.
Moses Ross. charged with an attempt
upon the person OF Roseua Hendricks, was
fousd entity OF an assault and sent to Jail
for three months and fined $40.
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IT Is PERFECTLY BEwILDERING to call at Co
HEN BROTHERS and see the great display OF Dry
Goods There Is scarcely anything IN their line that
they DO not show In great profusion. They have
Just made some very heavy purchases, by which
they are enabled to 6r goods at the most astonish-
ing prices. In another column will be found list
OF prices of few bargains now offered IL tneir
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TREASURER QUtLIrIED.-Mr. s. C. Green
how qualified saturday before Judge Chris
tian, Of the Hastings Court, as Treasurer
OF this city for three years, and gave bond
in tile sum of S20o,0a0. Messrs. s. G..
TinsIey, William 2. Rsgland. j. P. Tai
iaferro, and X. H. Smith are the assistant
treaSureSa.
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RICHMOND AND HESRICo TRooPs.- Series
No. 6, of the Record Of the Richmond City
and Heurlco troops, Confederate States
army. compiled by Sergeant E. 81. Cham
berlayne. Jr., Company D, First Virginia
regiment (infantry), is out, and may be had
at the bookstores. It embraces an interest
ing account OF Companv +.
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TIE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: s A. NJ, go :
a. M., &c: noon, rs; 8 P. n, 70; s P.
3D.. "a; midnight, SO.
Mean Temperature, 10.
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SOUTHWEST yIReIs1A-SuaHER RESORTS.
Trains leaving Richmond at T:54 a. N. on
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
make close connection at Petersburg with
trains on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for the summer resorts on the line
OF that road. Round-trip ricketts,. good un-
til November 1st, at greatly reduced rates,
are now on sale.
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4 Lively Caase.-Friday morning about
O'Clock the village OF Swansboro', IN the
upper part of the city. was the scene OF a
lively chase. \ deer was started from Maury
Cemetery and ran towards the river IN
the direction OF Belle Isle. hotly pursued
by many persons. Il was finally captured
!n the river near Belle Isle by Mr. DAVIS
without beng at all injured.
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The Escaped Prisoner. The negro
Fletcher Jackson. who was arrested Thurs
day and who escaped Jail at Farmville about
two years ago whilst awaiting trial Ior
felony, will be carried back to that pisce
Tomorrow. The Commonweaiih's Attor-
ney at Farmville, upon learning OF the
whereabouts OF Jackson, teleeraphed 10 the
Chief OF Police OF this CITY saturday, re,
questing him to hold the prisoner until
he could be sent for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-09

rsE MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH It is fragrant, refreshing, healing. PreSer-
yative and dlsinfectant for sore gums, decayed
teeth liberated mouth. offensive breath sore-Ihroat
&C. Be1eGre Of limitations OF our style Of bottle,
wrapper, and label, intended TO deceive. Ask for
MEADE Il BAKERS EARBoLTc MoUTH-WAsH, and
take no other. .,is. a..-Eas
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Magor's Court.-There was but one case
before the Mayors Court Friday-that OF j.
&. Crenshaw, OF Richmond. charged with
selling sewing-machines without license.
He was fined S3. The case will probably be
carried up to the Hastings Court on an ap-
neal
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8irlllllolld DispatfIl.
MONDAY.
WEATHER REPORT.

TsDrcArToss FOR SUSDAY.-For tte Mid
die Atlantic States. rising barometer, cool
nnstheflY winds, becoming variable, and
shifting to warmer sousherIy, and generally
clear weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, higher northeast to southeast winds.
slightly cooler, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, and light local rains.
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The Lash.-Tom Curry (colored), OF
Chesterfield, was tried before Justice Lee
Wells at the Chesterfield courthouse Satur-
day, charged with stealing 2 load OF oats
from Mr.. w. B. Dyson. He was sentenced
to receive thirty-nine laShes.
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Chesterfield Statistics.-The following Is
q statistical report for the month OF May, as
presented by the deputy clerk OF the County
Court OF Chesterfield: Number OF deeds
recorded, Sc; number Of marriage-lIcenses
issued, 5-3 white and colored.
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MoFFETr-REGrsTER TAX FOR MAY.The:
new siGHor-law went into effect on the Ist
OF May, and the following is statement OF
the tax derived at the reduced rates on
alcoholic and malt drinks: 257 alcoholic
registers recorded 9l,9I3 drfnks-t7x,
Sf,378 IS; 1,048 malt registers recorded;
la1,e39 drinks-tax, Ss0s.19. Total tax,
81 .9sG.sI.
During the month OF April the Mofett-s
register tax OF Richmond was as follows:
2s0 alcoholic registers registered 1857
drinks at 2A cents .$I-Sf5 e3
203 Hials registers registered 1o4-11o
drinks 1t 4 cent.......... $40 SIS
Tota, tax.................-..-.... -s36 rs
Decrease in May as compared with re-
ceipts in April, s349.61.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-09

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLEcToR.t
RICHMOND, VA, ksy 81, 1870.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
Il from o'clock A. H. 10 O'Clock P. d. from
the 5th day Of Jane 10 the 3oth iaeSive. for the
purpose OF receiving from any person charged with
CITY TAXES-REAL AND PERSONAL
fer the year 1879. the whole or one.hah OF ihe
amount OF rax charged, AID that TEN PER CENT.
will be added 10 ge alnoun. OF TAX ehazs,d IN every
case where the party assessed shall lar 10 Gay The
whole or ouA-half within the time so limited. To
avoid crowd and pressure the last few days OF the
collection, the Collector respectfully requests al
arties 10 call early In sEr iSe specified, and those
having lists and memoranauul5 20 tstye wfh DO 20,
thnr their Ellis may be selected and ressfnis made
out. A. u. WOCpSOS.
Je Sim Ooaseesos.
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LooK At the annogncemen, OF Mrs. F. HrrznEs

sSGouRAUp's oLYNPIAS CREAM. FOE THE COM
PLExraS.-Hh hiie reduced 10 81: pink, for hru
nettess to SOC. PURCELL LADD Z Co.. Agents
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DEDFORD tVA.) ALUM AND IRON
D SPRINGS WATER, MASS. AND PILLS. for
certain forms OF DTsps isia. ilisar,ss pecuar 10
AMI Cutaneous Affections /: Disorders OF tue L'r"-r
Kidneys and Bladder; Dehli1ry, Malaria ana heSH-
ache.
HUNTER MCGUIRE. ". d. HlT:IDt;.
satisfactory In uterine d,seaSSs ana ~ n aios' n
Efficient in Dysnepsia and Nervous Disease
arising from impure blood"
c. T.HARgisoS, New York.
Used with success 10 certain etseayss gsen;ias 70
= Beneficial in Aaiasial Feyes am Dtnhtaeria;
Uinvaluable in Scrofuia.n
". J. ,GILBEaT. ~. D., North Carolina:
yer Districts u. f. EAERES, IL. D., Louisiana.
The SUMMER SEASON OF these Springs begin
NEE; Wis tor, at Fores, Lawyers. each mile
from, tn. Springs upon ad9ice OF arrival. Accom-
nlarI,"h4 4c;"t ssisrai residen, pi.Tsteis. -A
PRIcEs.-Water, 80 cents per gallon ~ case
one dozen haIfga lou bottles 81 rs Sor fye-faiioa
casz: 81 for rem gallons "a for twenty gaEoi-s-oa
board cars at Lyrciiburg; Vs.
N.ss.-FIfty cents and 81 bottle; s2 so and 50
Ws,er soitaiiet and contnps all The curative prop
.rtt.s O.. the wafer IN redresd space.
Tweaty' ass AMI my cent?; ana pask s,ss.
consist II he Mass 10 sHgar.coated pils, losed 20
sttit drica,e conditions. Sample supply sen. free 70
aaf,, f5se mon supclon THIS reinefy Of Nature
Is endorsed by the medical profession. ana assfss1
by results IN thousands OF c1ssS ouS7ns VIC i's
:senty-seTen wears. Address " p.yrFs
| President OF me COMPANY.
7S Main strset. kypctbarg, Va.
soldby POLS MILLER GO Agents
ROUND-TRrP TICkETs from poia,s ! Nor:h and
dnceJ rs,es 40 29-eod3n
L ------------------
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MEETING rs REsPEcT TO THE MEMORY or
THE LATE Mg. GmKER.-A meeting Il the
members of the Richmond bar viii be held
at noon TO-DAY in the Ghaacery Enurt-i DOM
to take suitable action relative to the death
Ing the late John HaFznsr Gsiimer, Esq.
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. PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers OF ihe weed and 10
all whom it may concern: II you want good Ci-
GAR. either sc. or 10c.. Wdde in &C. E.) a. WHIT
LOCKS and have your wants supplied.
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WEREER'S EXTRA DRY CHANrAGyE,
THE CHEAPEST. REST, AID MOST POPULAR
AAER&sAS WINE USED.
rs CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE,
Sole Agents.
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SEEK NO FURTHEg.-Tou will find no better
The PICNIC is the best Sc. CIGAR on the market
Wholesale aud retail at P. WHITLocK's, 1445 Main
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January ls, 1872.

pos.r make mistake, for imttz.sous are various
aud numerous When you want Sc. KEy-WEsr
CIGAR see that you get WHITLocK's. with copg.
ri9hted label representing tobGeeo-tsaf On every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-09

DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSISE DEN
TIFEiCE. Fifty certs-a box.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUIs
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro-
nouRce them superior. For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold.
=. WHITLoCk Manufacturer
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Fog OFFENSIVE BREATH from dfea5ed teef.
and diseased gums use MEADE q BAkERs CAB
BoEIo NogrH-wAsR. Efty eests bottle.
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SAVE MONEY by having yoar rRsas.sg dcne atths
D1spArcH PBmTING-Hcgsx. Coed Fesks soH
mica, sad @tistaeton szassaseed
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For rLcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE L BAKERS CARBoLfc MoCTH-WAsE
are uaeJce!led. Fifty cents bottle.
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For BLEEDING GUNS. use MEADE s BAKER's
CARBoLIC MoUTH-TAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-09

TIE LIE GALLsRY cannot be exceHed In beauti
fnf PIc1UREs OF children.
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AS \ FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE s. BA-
kEE's CAgBoLIC IoUrH-WAsH. Fifty cents )
hottie
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IHAyE ASALrzEp THE wHIsKEY known under
the brand Of y B-Seiect," controlled by Messrs
WALTER d. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va and hnd
it free from tusl oil and other impurities, and re-
commend ITS use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. B. AcCAw, II. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry,
| Medical Ceiege OF yirgtnta.
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CUBAN LILIES. beautiful plant, for sale at Co
LuIgUS's confectionery.
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IScgPTESr TARTAR AND scuRF removed By
MEADE e BAKERS SAPoSISE DEST1yRIcE
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81 coHES BROTHERS
+ win open on
IS MONDAY
$50 rARDs BLACE DAsdAssE GREsADyE
II Csc. yard,
heretofore sold at sI yard.
HESDKEDs OF oTEER GOODS AT ENTIRELY NEW
So PRICES.

BEAUTIFuLs ARTfsTIc,ASp ACCURATE Pho
tarhe LEE GALLERY, Main street.
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DID ToU EVER? No; never smoked better so
CIGAE than WuITLoCK's PICNIC.
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WE advise our friends In want or PHoToGgA APIS
unreasonable prices 70 60 TO tie LEE GALLERY.
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Also. large stock Of genuine Torchon Edgings
and InsersIngs; Hamburg Edgiags ard Insertiags.
Also, 1000 pairs of Hose for women and chn-
dreu. This is JOB lot, and " III be sold at mach
below regular prices 4; LEVY BROTHERS..
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DR. TUrr-s PIaEs.
TUFTS PILLS. ,..
ENDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, s,cLERGYME:s,Asp MERCHANTS
THE HIGHEST TESTIMONY. MALE AND FE-
MALE, ALL OVER THE LAND.

MALI ALL OVER EANb.
aafssr practice Of twenty five years, proclaim
TUFTS PILLS the best anti siiious medicine ever
made
TUFTS PILLS
. '.am =, ] using ]DE. TUFTS PILLS. and am havtng
better health Enan have had In thirty years
TUFTS PILLS.
IT have had Disease twenty years. TUFTS
PILLS have entirely cured me.
TUFTS PILLS.
Rev r. F. Oscoed, New York, says:
II have had Dyspepsia Weak Stomacn, and Ner. !.
youspess 7 never had any medicine TO DO me SO
nuch good as TUFTS PILLS. Inc! are u sooe
TUFTS PILLS.
Austin snrnsass Msss s:s isss, s.oss,ea wild. piles
Cosifveness. and Kfdney-D.sease. TUFTS PILLS
have brought me oBs al righI"
TUFTS PILLS.
Dr. D shtysy TsTssewn r, I'M Ind ss5s and and
,beIn TO be MI they are represented
TUFTS PILLS.
u. E. Key. Old Town, Ark; says: ,.,,,s
soolr win aot be able 10 handle any other pill
TUFTS PILLS.
Pew NJ ". Graham, Lawrepceviile. Ga. says:
NV case tTorpid iiyert has bained ihe sklIi OF
physician. for fifteen years. I can safcy say tnaI
| TTTT'S PILLS have done me more good Than q!
| other medicines combined
TUFTS PILLS.
Aprpethy G Williams. Newton. =. c.. write:
I'VE never sold medicine that gives such seue.
| raj satisfaction as TUFTS PILLS. The demand
| increases every day."
25 CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
..... .-.-...-.....- rmy 7-eodtFel91
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READ the advertisement OF HUTzLER Bro
THEIRS.
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1,HIRTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
L THE
RICHMO GRA ATS,
JUNE l2. 1879.
GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PICNIC
TO
WEST POINT.
RlTEiNE. AEI

TO
WEST POINT.
MUSIC. DANCING. BOATING, BATHING, AND
FISHING, ALL DAY.
The GRAYs, having chartered q train OF coaches
of the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake rai j.
road. will give an EXCURSION, BASKET PIt-SiC,
aud TARGET PRACTICE To WEST POINT on
THCRSDAY.JUSE l2. 1879.
DANCING ALL DAY. Refre hments az city
prices. aud Cinner 1T hotel for all who may prefer
4 prize 10 be shot for ~ visttsrs independent OF
company me nj.
Tickets, roued trip: Gentlemen. 81 Ladies', and
children over three years OIL soc.
The pubic may rely upon Paving pleasant quie',
and agree. Ole time.
OF the company. also Ut depot the morning OF the
excursion.
Train leaves about 7:3o \. NJ, and returns about
o'clOcs p. VI.
COMMITTEE or ARRANG EMESTs Captain Bes-
s!sux. Lieutenauts Philips and LaughtGn sergeauts
Tvier. Spence. and GtbsoD. Corporal Hanklns, znd
Priyates Reese, Cra wford. and O'keefe-
my SO-eoGr,Je7 20 fO.l1
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SUMNER BOARDING.
MINERAL WATERS.

NJ AT TON IS
ROYAL HUNGARIAN BITTEs-wATEg,
the BEST NATURAL ApERIENT KNOWN .or
CONSTIPATION ana IRREGULARITIES OF
THE BOWELS.
Ask your druygi:: for t. nv 24-3m
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sUHmER RESORTS.

OPEN FOR THE SEAsOS.-Tbe
OGRoYE HOTEL, WEST POINT, VA. IL now
open tor the acc0rumgdafion or REGULAR aad
TRANSIENT BOAKDERS.
The house has been newly furnished; bowling.
alley and eroqu<f grounds Oysters, crabs, Ssh, snd
lnusn-couatsr on tbe grounds. Il -
Bar and Ice-Crsam Saloon. q
Excursion psrtiss wfff note Inc above.
Rates, $50 per day; special rsfes bv she wsek or
mouth. e. Il. FRAI1Ey, .sgs
nv 2o-Im Proprietor.
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TO BE HAD OF ALL RESPECTABLE VINE NE2-
CHANTS, DRUGGISTS, AND GEooE
an2s s-eOd;!yl9
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ALARGE STOCK Of ready-nade dresses for h
dies.
large stock OF underwear for ladies'.
An k1nas OF goods for school commenceuleuts
such As Lawns. sfaslins, SASH Ribbons, Gloves,
Hose and Fans
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WANTED, A BED. ROOM AND AD-
1f JOINING ROOM. plainly furnished, IN .
quiet part Of the city. Address
je 9-li$ j. B. s., at this Office.
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WANTED, A SEWING WOMAN,
w white colored. who can sew on the Wheeler
i Wilson No. 6. Must call at | 90 Clay street cor
j-q.Iix
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WANTED. Que salesman in each State to
w sell cur goods. Salary. 81 900 year. TR!-
UMpH MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 1l6
Monroe street, Chicago. my slim
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BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.

These Springs are now open for guests. Rates or
board: Per day. 50 per week, s13: per oath OF
IS days. $40. .s-.
Springs pamphlet may he had OF PURCELL, LkpD
i CO. Richulond Va. or By addressing the propri-
etor. Elevation 5 90 feet above utie-water.
i THOMAS e. -GO0DE, Proprietor,
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L" ANTED. 4 PURCHASER FOR 4
w COW AND CALF OF improved stock; gives
four gallons mi!k daily. Can be seen at No: l112
Franklin street. j. 4. RENNOLDS.
ie 9-llf
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SrACSToN, VA, May Is, 1879.


Dear SILT gives me pleasure 10 state ihat some
weeks ago suffering very 1nIcu with Diar-
fsFl. caused, presume, from inactive liver.
iarrhaszd,cne of EoI.NAS's LAYER PADS andap-
EeG x Is objected. ana experienced ilG mediate re-
lief. aiso E4d that IL relieved at onse itching
Ssusa.!ng ;lsat was all over my body anc gave ne
great Ceai of S-ouh!e 1t times chee-iG!iy recon-
Eend the PAc for any disease they Claim II
dy tor. Very S=sue cIfulty. G. T. DLDRO".
Passenger Agent Baltimore and Ohio RailrCad.
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GRAND EXCURSION.
~ Tnlsr the ausp;ccs OF
BRpAD-STREET MET HODIST EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL,
TO
OLD POINT. NORFOLK. AND PORTSMOUTH,
TUESDAY. jCSE 10. 1879,
on THE
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL.