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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION To-NIGuT.-The
ladies OF Centenary church will give moon
light excursion down the river on the
steamer Ariel tonight, leaving the wharf at
7 O'Clock. This excursion will undoubtedly
be success, as are all tue undertakings OF
these ladies, as they know how such things
ought to be conducted, and the public seem
to recognize that fact and go with them. 1t
is only necessary, therefore. for Us to inform
the public Of the fact Of the excursion to-
night, and the Ariel will be filled. The COM
mttee announce that nice covered wagons
will leave the corner OF First and Maiu
streets, Centenary church, and Seventh and
Franklin streets, at half-pas 6 O'Clock, and
returning will deliver passengers at their
homes. 4 moderate sum being asked for the
round trim.
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SECoND-CLAss Observation-Disclosures OF
newspapers or periodicals who send their
publications through the mails at the pound
rates are now required TO make formal aE-
plicaton to the postmaster OF the city or
town ut which the same are published for
a certificate Of entry as second-class matter.
When the certificate is given by tue post
master, the publisher is required to insert
in conspicuous place in his publication
the words: ENTERED at the post-ofiice at
| - as sccond-claSs matter.'' lie is then
! entitled to send his publications at pound.
rates to subscribers, exchanges, business
agents, SC. The Dispatch, it will be seen
has complied with this requirement OF the
PoSt-Ofice Department. 4 heavy penalty
is prescribed for The unauthorized use OF
the words indicated, or the omission thereof
when authority is granted.
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SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the RIGHT side. unCer the edge of The ribs,
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain Is In the
eft side; the patient is rarely able TO lie on the eft
side sometimes the pain Is felt under The shoulder
blade and il frequently ext"Hds 10 the top OF The
shoulder and Is sometimes mistaken for rhcuna-
fsm IN the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
OF annette and sickness; the bowels i'll general are
cosliyc sometimes alternative with lax: the head Is
troubled With pain. accompanied with dull, heavy
Sensation in the back part. There Is generally L
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with u
uaipfn1 sensation of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. slIgnt, dry cough
l. sometimes an attendant. The patient complain:
of wcariness ard debility; he is easily startled hi
feet are cold or burning, and he complains OF {
prickly sensation OF the skin: his spirits are low
and although he Is satisfied that exercise would bt
BENEFICIAL 10 him, vet he can scarcely summon u
for,i,uIc enough 10 Try IT, la fact, he dstrus,s every
remedy Several Of the above symptoms attend tht
disease, but cases have occurred where few o.
them existed, ye; examination of the body aftel
death has shown the LIVER TO have beer extensive
ly dcranged.
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demand that You will confirm to me in wri
ting your epromise, made to me verbally a
our-interyiew, to retract at the next term o
the Chaneery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond all language OF personal nature
without detailed specification, that / con-
slider libelIous and insulting to me and my
family, used by you in the second and third
trials OF Pitcher Us. George.
Respectfully, A. S. G.
JuIlJ26,s s1979.-Tbe original OF above was
delivered in person this morning, upon
Grace street near Eighth.
And delivered to him in person on Grace
street near Eighth: No human being knew
of:this correspondence on my part.
I was arrested July 18th, about 1880 a.
M.-berore i received any reply to my las,
letter. After my arrest, and after l was
bailed, n Mr.. Cosnohan presented me the
following letter:
RICHMOND, July %, 1879.
Nr. a. Speirs George:
Sir,-Your note OF the 25h instant in re-
ply to mine OF the 22d has been received
From oursfrst interview ! have assured
you Of my desire TO do you the fullest JUS
tice, and have denied that either in intcr.
tion or in fact have offered any indignty
to you ur your family. Could I be con-
Yincad that bad done so, my sense Of obli-
cation to truth and right, without any sug-
eestion on your part. would constrain me
to make the amplest reparation.
This / exEiicitly stated, to you during our
first interview. But think that you your.
self must see that when you demand Of me
a retracion of all language OF personal
nature that you consider Objectionable,
while at the same time you refuse to specify
what you consider objectionable, is unrca-
sonable, and cannot be complied with even
by one who desires as much as do to main
tain pcaceable relations with all men.
As to the ChaEcery Court, again express
my readiness to state before that court that
| did not intend to impcach the honor or i'll
tegrity of yourself or family, or to libel or
insult them, and that il | had done so /
would retract the same.
Respectfully, ROBERT OuLD.
/ That apology is satisfactory to me.
l have no intention 10 break the peace.
There is no occasion for alarm on the part
OF any one. l deny any purpose TO pursue
the matter further. Dr.. GEORGE.
The accused were discharged after the
correspondence was read.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The scnuiue are never sugar-co2tcd.
Every box has "A red wax seal Oh the lid, with the
impression DR.. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLASE'S LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of c. McLASE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANE'S S
LIVER PILLS. prepared by Fleming Bros, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations
of the name MCLAEE, spelled differently but same
accommodation, my 12-dcow1y
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PLEASANT EXCURSION GROUNDs.-Mount-
Pleasant EXcursion-Grounds,o on the Chcsa-
rcake and Ohio railroad, eighteen miles
from Richmond. are becoming fayorite re-
sort for picnic and excursion parties from
Richmond and along the line OF the road.
These grounds were only opened last
month, and possess all the attractions OF Il
frst-cass resort. There is bathing, boating,
swinging, large pavilion for dancing,
plenty OF seats, and good water. Mr.. Henry
\. Cady, Hanover Courthouse, is the pro-
Drictor OF the grounds.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Socrates Brooks Acquitted. - Socrate.
Brooks. who was indicted by the grand jury
OF the Hastings Court last week for EN-.
bezziing 5000 from Junius A. Elicit, OF
Chesterfield. whilst acting as commissioner
in sale OF property belonging to Elicit,
was before Mayor Clarke yesterday morn.
ing for examination, accompanied by bis
counsel. Colonel William Ambers and G.
X. Macon, Esq. After examining a num-
ber OF witnesses in the case and listening to
argument by counsel, Mayor Clarke dis.
charged the accused. 1t is now thought
that the Commonwealth's attorney will
enter q f10ite DrOSegui In the case.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. McLASCs LIVER PILLS, in cases
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quininc are
productive of the most happy results No better
calhartc can be used preparatory 10 after taking
auininc. We would advise al who are afflicted with
his disease TO give them FAIE TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
ga,iyc, they are unequalled.
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CHAIRMAN OF THE JAMEs-RlvsR IMPROVE
MENT COMMITTEE ELECTED.-A meeting OF
the Joint Committee on the Improvement
OF james River was held last evening for
REORGANIZATION, and Mr. l.. d. Cren-
shaw, Jr., was unanimously elected chair
man. Mr.. CrenslIaw is one Of Richmond's s
most cn;erprsing young businessmen, is
a gentleman we'll qualified for the position,
and thoroughly interested in the important
work.
Mr.. Il. Z. Blankenship, who has watched
the work with jealous eye for several
years, and who is so thoroughly posted as
10 what has already been accomplished, was
chosen auditor of the new committee.
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City Councit.-There will be regular
meeting OF the City Council next Friday
night at 8 O'Clock. The Council at the last
regular meeting passed a resolution adj
iournng the body over until September.
But subsequently, at called meeting, they
rescnded their order to adjourn for vaca-
tion. Consequently hereafter the body will
meet as usual, twice every month, on the
first and third Friday nights. The maiori-
~ of the members are now OF the opinion
that it was illegal to adjourn for so long a
time.
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THE PRTNCE-IaPERTAL MEMORIAL. SER
vICgs.-Ail the arrangements are complete
for the Prince-Imperial memorial services.
The dressing of the Cathedral has been
handsomely done. and the cataialque has
been erected. A beautiful cross and n Of
flowers are placed on top Of the catafalque.
The services will begin at O'Clock.
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THE GEORGE-OULD AFFAIR.
Accused Before the Police Court Yes
terday Morning.

bIEssRs. POE. WASHINGTON, AND CARING
TON KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT A CON-
TEMPLATED DIFFICULT Y-JAMEs c.
soUTHALL, ESQ, THE GENTLEMAN WHO
GAVE THE IMPORTATION TO THE PO.
LICE-THE coRREsPoN DENCE PRO-
DuCED-PEACEFUL ENDlNG-BoTH PAR
TIES DISCHARGED.
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GOLD PENS.
TOUN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
" GOLD PEN.
PATENTED October 2, 1872

PATENTED OcIoDef Z, ISfZ,
Is the highest achievement In the nanufacturc oi
Gold Pens. aud the result OF experiments for more
than twenty Years. TIE RECORD" PEN Is pro
duced by skiltul combination Of the two precious
and nou.c corrosive nc ctaTs-l karat GOLD and PLA-
TISUM-while The ordinary gold pen contains All
alloy Of copper reducing its fneness without !'eid
Ing that elasticity, density, and sleel-!ikc temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORD" GOLD PES-POINTS are of the best lid.
Ium tdiamonds) indes'ructible with fair treatment.
and polished 10 glass-iike smoothness
steel-peu writer's have now every objection 10 soic
fairly overcome, and every requirement In pen
which will endure and not oxidize, sqnarely met.
The RECORD" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed To
nossess durability. permaneucy of spring, and per-
.cton OF point Price $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and saoners In the United States. IL not FOUND or
der direct fIOm
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
For sale bY RANDOLPH & ENGLISH and " NooD-
HOUSE 4 PARHAM. Richmond, Va. NH 49, WY
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFs.-Attorney-
raj Field has returned TO the city.
Mr.. w. w. Henry announces himself q
candidate for the Senate.
Mr.. James Lyons, Jr., is candidate for
the House Of Delegates.
Quite number Of Richmond people left
for the white Sulphur Springs yesterday.
The bark Flora, with Il cargo OF 4,420
railroad-.ies, shipped by j. Fl. Bryant l.
Co., cleared yesterday for Harburg. Ger
many.
Rev. Dr.. Weddcll OF 81. Johns church,
returned home yesterday from Charles City
county, whittier he had gone to conduct u
series of meetings at old Westover church.
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FORREST AND His CAMPAIGSs.-The ,Ex-
eeutiye Comm, ittee of the Southern Histori-
cal Society have decided to have called
meeting or the Society at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur spldings on Friday the 18th
of August to hear an address from General
J. r. Chalmers, Of Mississippi, on " For.
rest and His Campaigns. 1t is expected
that there will be large attendance OF old
Geniederates.
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MoETUARY REPORT for the week ending

MoETUAEY REPORT for the week ending
July 26, 1879:
Cause Of Death: Cancer, white; chol-
era.infdntum, white. 2 colared !; cholera
morbus, l coIorcG; consumption, l white,
colored; debility, l white, colored; di-
arrhna, l white, l cclorcd; dyscntcry, >
white, l colored; fever Cypho-marlaD, l
white; Inflammation OF bowels, l white; !;
marasmus, . white, colored; pneumonia,
white; tecthing, . colored; unknown, >
eolorcd. Whole number OF deaths in the
city. exclusive Of stil!-birthS, "a. Age: !:
One day to thirty, 2 colored; one month
to six, l white, 8 coloreG-total, +; six
months to twelve, 3 white; one year to
three. 1 white, 2 colercd-total, 3: three
years to five, white, , colored-total, 3;
five years to ten, colored; ten years TO
twenty, white; twenty years to thirty,
2 white; forty years to fifty, coIored !;
sixty years to scventyJ2 white, colorcd-
total, 8; eighty years to ninety, white.
Condition: Single, white, II co'ored-
total, 90; married, white; widows, white,
l colored -iotal,2 2. Nativity: Richmond, IS;
other parts CT the United States, 5; Ireland,
l. Locality: Marshall Ward, 4 white, CO.
lored-totaI s; Jefferson Ward, l white !;
Madison Ward, white; Monroe Ward, l
white, . co!ored-total, 8; Clay Ward, 3
white, colOred-totai, G.; Jackson Ward,
1 colored; almsbouse, l white, : colored-
total, ..
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STMNER RESORTS.
MAIs-xTREEr OMNIBUS LINE.

OWING 70 THE EXrEN- FF,s~
" SION OF NY MaIN-STREET4ESskc
OMNIBUS LINE TO TWENTY-G2S26-~-x2
EltTH STREET, olnnibuses win resume their old
h-he tiuie Of leztyias each end of the line EVERY
KAL t-HOUR on aud after MONDAY, July 2Sth
etnn enciug at 100 A. NJ. from Twenty-hfth
sss;Ss, and 7:I5 A. u. from Hollywood.
S.nnibuses viii run lii each direction EVERY
baF.IjoURsDURfSG THE DAY.
FARE, 5 CENTS. A. w. CARRIER,
Proprietor
- Reas mber, THIS Is THE ONLY LINE TO
HoILSWOOD WITHOUT TRANSFER.
Y2S.Lw
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Hastings Court.-The Hastings Court
Judge Ciopton presidlng-was in session
yesterday morning, and was engaged in dis
posing OF civil cases OF no public interest.
The court adjourned over until this morn.
Ing at 10 o'clock,and is expected TO adjourn
during the day for the term. The criminal
docket for this term was quite large.
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The Riuer.-The river near Bele-lsle
junction has risen about two feet since the
recent rains, and Yesterday afternoon the
water. was quite muddy. The rocks in the
river which but few days ago were bare
are now nearly hidden.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the regular
meeting OF st. Mary's Social Union held
last night the following officers were elected
to serve for one year: President, Fl. G
Forstmann; Vice-President, Henry Buck
er; Treasurer. G. W. Forstmann: Secre.
tary, Joseph B. Winters; Vice-Secretary
Julius Gerring; Sergeant-at-Arms, R
Schultz, Jr.; Outside Sentinel, FL. Bra
meyer. Executive Committee: JOSEPH
Gerring, Henry Schultz, Joseph Pollman
John NJ. Hulcher, Joseph r. Schultz,
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

HlO THE VOTERS OF THE SENATO-
Il RIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED Or IlfE CITY
on RiCHMO>D A%D THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO: respectfully offer !or onc Of ihe seats IN
The SENATE OF VIRGINIA ~ b" filled by you at
the approaching election: snhlcc'. however 10 your
approval at the primary election. 20 be held on the
11lh OF September next. W. w. HENRI.
iy 80 ltt
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PHARMACEUTICAL annual meeting
of the American Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion will be held on September Sd at Indian
apolis, Ind. This Association has about
twelve hundred members, aud is the largest
scientific body in this country. The Rich
moRd Pharmaceutical Association has ap-
pointed the following delegates to represent
them at this meeting: It. Roberts Baker,
Hugh Blair, John =. Purcell, Htsary Bode-
ker, and Joseph n. Willis.
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PARTIES HAVING BuGGlES, CARRIAGES. OR
WAGONS TO RErAIE can have t we'll doue, and at
reasonable rates, at ". c. SMITHS. Fifth street be-
tween Bread and Marshall. lie also has some new
Carriages. rhlctouS. Guggics, and other vehicles,
for sale Manufactures large number Of Ch:ldren's
CarraucS.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
. Week Endint
@------FF EWWIWI--~---N
JULY IS, July II, July19, July 26,
1877. 1878. 1870. 1879.
". {. W. &: ". G. ". &;
Total deaths. % 2l II 81 10 IL IL IL
z 3

Mean temperature for the week ending
July 10, So; mean temperature for the
week ending July 2G, $50.
Amount Of rainfall for week ending July
19. 600 inches; amount OF rainfall FOR week
ending July &c, 600 inches.
Population OF city estimated at So,oOC..
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was lj.GO per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1856 per LOCO per annum;
rate of mortality OF colnred population was
1885 per 1000 per annum.
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PoRTSER'S CELEBRATED LAGER, tnc ica'lnR
Beer. endorsed by all cmtu'Et ,E:sicins. Hrttlcd
fresh daily, and delivered to fani'ie~.
CHRISTIAN ( WHITE,
General Agents.
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MANY PERSONS ABUSE TIE HAIR by burning
It with dtcohOiic lCdsheS and pisterin. II will
grease, which has affinity for the skin. Bur
NETTS COCAINE, compound of cocoanut oil
&C. j. readily absorbed. and Is peculiarly adapted Il
itS yariou, conditions.
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SAVE MONEY ~ a491tY sour printing coma aEint
DISPATCH P9:E-'%.:-iluusE. !Icot work. !oT
prices, and sat.s:.";.nu .uar1,,t.-s.
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TO wATER-COSSUMERS.
UFPICE OF THE CITY YWATER.wORKs.t }
WASHINGTON HALL.
RIcHAOSI. VA JuIy oo 1870

RIcHaoNI, VA, July 22. 1870. }
NOTICE.-The condition Of the river at
~ this time i Snch, from the excessive dry s,v,
s 10 cal, upon the CIT ZeD5 TO exercise the xrsai.
uo,sible economy in The use OF ~utsr. The pumps,
when the river Is full barely able 20 keep III, The
suntiy aud now that their power fs e seue.i ucite
Third the city NUT greater Or less extent suffer
mae 20 keep up The sappIy. The dry season having
compenced so early this year. We may reasonably
,niicitaie stbour rain. III" river viii R lower than
~ has he, n for ypar>-pcrhaps than IL WAS &C.
fare II is urgently requested that every precaItiost
viii be used 10 avoid y calamity hat seems protss-
bic. - =. -. - a,,,i',, +
iy 23-2w superintendent.
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"'ISGLESIDE," pure whiskey, distilled In Au-
gus;a county, Va, Is sold al $3.50 Il gallon by
W. y. BLAIR & CO..
llN9 Min street
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OLD CLEMMER WUlSKEY at very low price h'
sold by W. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
llO9 Main street.
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ENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGE
~ SCHOOL.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUSTON, VA

The thir;v.dfth annual session will commence
SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1879. with thorough or
yanzation and Its usual full corps of Instructors.
Buildings and grounds are spacious and furnished
| sanitary arrangements are very complete and suc-
ce,sfuI.
Unsurpassed advantages In Music, Modern Lau.
guages, and full course or English, &c.
Extravaganza in all Its forms constantly d.scour.
aged
TERMS: Board furnished room. healing by steam,
gas. washing. scat In church. physicians fee. and
tuition In full course OF English, Calisthenics EIo-
cuion I'm classes Latin. elementary French, ior
session of forty weeks, S24S.
Music, &C.. extra.
Summer board. with light vacation course OF
| study for pupils only.
For catalogues, address
jy bpm REV. Z. n. PHILLIPS Rector
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THE RIvER.-The river fell about four
inches yesterday morning, and is now about
the ordinary stage during the summer
season,
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ALL OF TIE IMPORTED MINERAL WATERS In
bottles al SCllEN's. Main ana Eleventh streets.
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THE STORE now occupied by LEVY BROTHER
IS FOR RENT,

FIXTURES ARE FOR SALE.
This store is undoubtedly the MOST ELEGANT
ONE SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA, and Is adapted to
any Kind OF business. In order 20 be able to deliver
mp the building when rented. LEVY BROTHERS
continue 10 dispose "f their whole stock Al UMPIRE.
CEDENTEpLY Low PRICES. Bear it in mind. tha,
the reduction has not been made upon lew arti,
sIe. but general reduction of from ten To 1fty pei
cent. has been n;ic. the whole stock must bI
sol
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Auction SALES TEHqS Day.

RS- On al 5diss Of E.ul s;.rsts mail, ,.,so...
t:> iSt 2 1unurrB tfa& tpst Of J,t7ae the .n~s.H,
th' 6rsEsnt gHHr h1r, 10 hs aaiG by "a. purchaser
DE- az s"teI mace bettet~n the Isl nj Jniy ntli ia&
yf he ysnr tie taI-s hnvs to be- maid bv Ef s,,fsY
This cHs;na. WI. adopted about fifteen year. age
by ali th" rral estate agents In Richmond. and a..
n..es to Richmond and riein!ty.I
JNO. +. LAUGIiTON. 10 A. NJ. stock of station
cry. books, schnnl supplies, fancy goods show
cases. sIOre-tixtIlrcS, &c.
W. GODDIN. II VI , commissioners sale of brIek
I neucnt in Sidney, on the south side of Main
street nctwcsn r-rk AMI Walnut streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. IL a. NJ. horses, &C.
RICHARDSON & co. Z. NJ. three building lots
Gil Grace Get Church Hill.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. M., Pennsylvania
huracs and mares.
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THESE WATERS TESTED IN 4 CASE OF YE!.-
LOW-FEVER.
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ii. ELLYsCN . 10. -d!"rtsinc :..entS, user: ~
Verdsements IN all Il the newspapers Of the CL!.b'
S,hes AZ publishers rates. Orders left the M
pdtc3 coantlpc-rSom VII -sarIye prsulnt 3t:.1
tlnu.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
sultry during the day, With showers IN the
| afternoon and at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, "a !;
A. H., so: noon, 81; 8 2. M., SO; 6 z.
h.. SO; midnight. 76.
Mean temperature, Sig.
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CITY EAIEwAY.--OMNIRUS LINE.

oFFtc RIcUHoND RAILWAY COMPANY.
IN AND AFTER JULY 5, 1879, A
- LINE OF OMSIBUSES will be run In connec-
lion with our aars from rhe western terminus to
Holly WOOD with no additional charge TO the usual
gar iare. Il. l.. WALKER,
WIN Superintendent.
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mr. mcLASE'S liver PILLS.

45 YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
TIE GENUINE
DIR. c. MCLAN
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR TIE CUES OF
uEpAT!TIs, OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs
PERSIA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
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On DEACGIET. all OF the popular MINERAL VA
TERS, at SCiIEE'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30

CUTTING TIE GRAss.-The convic!S were
huSy yesterday cutting the grass IN the Capt.
tol Square, which has been greatly benefited
By the recent fine rains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30

GOrRACDS NLYNPlAN CREAM, fOE THE COM
fLEXiOS.-Whitc reduce! to 81: pink, for hru-
nettes. 10 soc. PERC ELL, LADD E Co.. Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30

!BETHESDA WATER. lhe King OF all Mineral Wa
ters, at sCIIES's, Main ana Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30

PROFESSOR or DI>KASES OF WOMEN AND GILL;
DRES ~ THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,
OF AUGUST l.lS79.