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AGUE AND FEVER.

NJ. c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, in cases
.Cry AND FEVER, when taken with quinine, are
,rolgctlve Of the most happy results. No better
,a-i.c Gin he used preparatory 10 or after taking
-npine. We Eould advise al who are afflicted with
h!s disease 10 give them arAIR TRIAL.
ror Al bilious arrangements, and rs 81 mple pur
ss:!yc, they are uncIuaed.
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BrancPs Church.-There was large At
tendance Sunday Mt Braach's church, in
Chesterfield, few miles from this city, on
the Broadrock road. A number OF per-
sons from Richmond and Manchester were
in attendance. Rev. George c. Wander
slice, OF the Manchester Methodist church,
occupied the pulpit and delivered a very
interesting discourse.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

lioyor'S Court Mayor Clarke disposed
OF but one case yesterdav-that Of Sarah
Gray and Ginny williams (both colored),
each charging the other with an assault.
After examining number witnesses the
Mayor ordered Ginny Williams to pay the
costs. and required both to give security to
be of good behavior for six months.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

CtTORK's SELECT SUMNER TOURS
y ILLUSTRATED MANUAL FREE1
From VIRGINIA TO MAINE.
passing through eleven States, vi iiing some twenty
q! Tie coolest aud most picture$ru" seaside ana
mountain resorts OF New England.
At LOWER RATES THAN EVER OFFERED
FROM RICHMOND To
NEWPORT Il. 1.-The Brighton Of America;
AlARTiih'S VINEYARD--fhc city of 1000 cot
tag,s bv the sea-
NANTTCKEi-thc Sea G. irt Isle;
HGSrDN--lhc Hub:
WHITE MUCNTAINS-the Switzerland Of Alne-
ric4:
MOUNT DESEHT-'he Island of Mountains. etc.
1900 mllcs 10y rail: 700 by SRa. Great diversity
o! scenery aud variety or travel
illustrated 1.>Criptiye manua! Of tours (FREE),
tickets, and all Information.
4. W. CARRIER,
ic l9-lHs SIG Main street
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rnrnl. las IloasIl24lL 65IS934 49

Conversions: First church. 4 Second church
20; Grace-Street church. 12 Manchester church.
l: First Church mission, l Second Church mis-.
siOn,2.
Dealhs: First church. 3: Grace-St7eet church. 2
Manchester church. 2; 5. coud Church mis1ion 3.
church, 70: Gracc-Street church. 63: Second
Church mission. Sc: First churrh lcolorr d). 20.
Additions 10 Library: Third church, 40.
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Rund,oay.-Yesterday morning about
O'Clock horse attached to buggy, and be.
longing to Mr.. a. T. Snellings, OF this city,
became frightened on Seventh and Hull
streets t:y wheel running off and striking
the animal. Lawson Burfoot (colored) who
WAS in tire buggy driving, was, thrown out
and badly bruisad. The horse ran up Hull
streetat rapid rate. and had gone some
distance when the buggy struck q milk
wagon and was completely smashed.
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Prince Jerome Napoleon refuses to allow
himself or bis sons TO become pretenders to
the French throne. Rumors OF the viii
left by Prince Lulu are denied. The que:s-
ton OF the succession to the pretendershlp
still excites comments and many diverse
opiuions. ),
Pierre Bonaparte Is seriously i'll. de il
was who killed the journalist Victor Noir
in 1871. He visited the Up:ted States in
1882.
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MOONLIGHT on TIE JAaEs.-Elsewhere in
to.day's paper will be found notice OF a
moonlight excursion down the James on
Wednesday night, under the auspices OF the
Richmond Howitzers. Tickets may be had
OF the committee, or through any member
Of the company. The Ariel will take down
the eXcursionists, leaving and returning at
the usuel hour.
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VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SoCIETY.-At 4
meeting OF the executive committee OF
the Virginia Historical Socety-present: :
McsSrS. Green {chairman), Henry, Cabell,
OFT, Palmer, Barksdale (rccording secre.
tary), and Brock-l large number OF Talua-
bic gifts OF books and pamphlets, &c, were
reported; also, the following autograph let
ters and manuscripts: From Hon. w. w.
Corcoran, Washington, D. e., letter from
Thomas Jefferson to DR.. Walter Jones,
dated January 2, 1914, critically delineatng
the character Of Washington; announcement
by Hon. James Barbour. Secretary OF War,
OF the death Of Thomas Jefferson to the army
July 7, 1926; photograph copy OF the instruc.
tions of Thomas Jefferson regarding his
tomb, the original having been deposited by
Mr.. Corcoran in the State Department al
Washington by direction Of Miss Sarah n
Randolph. From DR.. L. ?. Bush, Whining.
ton, DEL: The Orderly Book Of Captain
George S.ubbletield, OF the command Of Col
onel William Christian, from March Il;
Williamsburg to July s, 1776, at Norfolk, Va
From Mrs. Franklin Minor, Charlottes.
vile, Va: Revolutionary Memoranda and
Diary of DR.. George Gilmer, Albemarle
county, Va. Thanks were voted the VI.
rious donors for their gifts.
The following gentlemen were elected tC
membership in the Society: Honorary
General Joseph f. Johnston, Hon. John
Randolph Tucker. Corresponding: Dozier
G. Herbert, Esq, Galveston, Texas; John
Snow, ESQ.,, Tuscaloosa, Ala; William
Hardin, Esq. Savannah, Ga; NJ. ID. Gil
man, Esq, Montpelier, VT; Professor
George w. Rauck, Lexington, Ky.
The following nomination was made fol
corresponding membership: S. K. Harz
field, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa.
The committee upon the hall fund and
that upon the annual meeting made reports
Thanks were voted the Westmorelano
Club for its kindness in extending the Use
of their rooms.
Adjourned.
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DEPARTURE OF Rev. Dr.. BRowN.-Dr.
Brown left the city on Friday night for the
Rockbridge Baths, where ha expects to
spen0! the remainder Of the summer. Pre-.
ylorls to his departure letter was handed
him by Rev. DR.. Hoge containing so00,
presented by gentlemen connected with the
Second Presbyterian church as token OF
their regard and affection.
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BRIEFs.-The first instalment of the new
State bonds will reach here from the printer
to-day.
The funeral OF Colonel Chastain White
took place from the Second Baptist church
Sunday evening, and was largely attended
by members OF the bar and other friends OF
the deceased.
The internal-reyenuc collections for last
week were $4S, ,92j.1S.
TIE Governor has appointed Colonel ".
II. Palmer member OF the Board OF Di-
rectors Of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum in
place OF DR.. ". 4. Thom, resigned.
The Police Justice Yesterday imposed
fines 10 the amount Of S25.
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ACCIDENT FROM FALL.-Iesterday al.
ternoon colored woman named Lucy
Gardner, employed at Lottier's fact orV, fell
down the steps while on her way to her
home, on Twentieth street, and was seri-
ously injured. DR.. Styll was called in.
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SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTs APFoISTED.--
The State Board Of Education at meeting
held yesterday appointed the following
school superintendents: Rev. Fl. n. Whar-
ton for Page county, and J.. II. Pigg for
PittsyiYania,
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AssslSESa ESTS.

GRAND CANTATA- .
~ LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
FOR BENEFIT OF
THE YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
NJ SAENGER HALLE.
THURSDAY. JUNE 26. 1879. at O'Clock.
Admission: 20 cents. Children under twelve
years, Is cents. j. 24-1u&Th2t
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NOTICE TO PERSONS
INTENDING
TO ERECT FRAMED HOUSES
DURING TIE SUMNER.

OYTTcE RICHMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT,t
May II, 1879.
To PERSONS INTENDING THE ERECTION
OF FRAMED HOUSES DURING THE SUM-
MER:
The City Council has passed and thc Mayor has
approved the following Joint tsolutlons:
Resnired tihc Board OF Aldermen concmrring),
That when the Common Council adjourns on | iss
first Monday In July next. 1t will adjourn to meet
on the FIRST Monday In October; and that when the
Board Of Aldermen adjourns OH rhe second Monday
In July next IL will al iourn 10 meet OH the second
Monday In October next.
ReSoieed tthe Board Of Aldermen concurring),
That the Committee on Fire department be re-
unesrcl to advertise In the tclimonJ Dispatch on
Tuesay and SATURDAY. of each week unli Tie Saiur-
day before the first Monday IN July next Il formal
notice to all persons intending the ersci Ion OF
on or before the first Monday In July next. that the
same may be duly considered and acted OH prior 10
the summer recess OF the City Council.
In pursuance of the above, NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN THAT PERSONS INTENDING TO
ERECT FRAMED HOUSES In this citv during
the summer recess Of the Council will make appli-
cation therefor In writing BEFORE THE TIME
SPECIFIED 10 the Committee on the Fire Depart
meni in order that they may be duly considcri asd
reported the City Council for It's action by the
FIRST MONDAY IN JULY.
CHARLES +. TAYLOR,
Chairman Committee on Fire Department..
my l7-S&TurJy5
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OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR.
1CCn

OFFICE OF CITY COIJECToR.e
RICHMOND, Va, May 81, 1879.
rgNHIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
Il from . O'Clock 4. VI. to O'Clock p. 81. from
the jth day OF June the 30th inclusive. for The
purpose OF receiving from any person charged with
CITY TAXES-REAL AND PERSONAL
fer the wear 1870. the whole or one-lalf OF The
amount OF tax charged, and that TEN PER CENT.
will be- added the amount OF tax charged In every
case where the pnriy assessed shall fail 10 pay The
whole or one half within the timc so limited. To
avoid crowd and pressure on the last Few days vi the
collection the Collector respect fully requests all
nartics TO cal early In The lime spec!hcd, and those
having l.ts and memorandumS 70 l-aye wilFdo SO.
that their bills may be selected anj recrigiSmadc
out. y. X. NoOi'SOS.
tn3.1m Collector.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
IA STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

The session Of ls79-'SO will OPEN THE FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER aud close the
CORES ponding time IN JUNE following.
TERMS tfor session OF forty weeks. PAYABLE one
half on entering and The balance in February)-Se-
lecon the first: For board, washing. fuel, lights,
PHYSICIANS fee, seat IN church, caisihenics, a2d full
English course, Including eioculion and contingent
fete-are $3.50.
For full particulars apply TO The Principal for
Catalogues. je21-2m
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States. rising possibly followed by fall.
wig wa od souasdSt na clouds WeSsr
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
southeriy winds, warmer. partly cloudy
weather, stationary or falling barometer,
possibly followed in Western Texas BY
cooler northwest winds.
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JAMEs-EIvER ToUR1sT-A guidebook for The
cities of Richmond, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and
all prominent points on the James river. Second
edition. revised aud enlarged. just ont. For sale a,
all bookstores and by the publishers Box 73, Rich
mond, Va. Price. % cents.
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CKssEn.ES,s CARRIAGES.

{ CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, AND BUG
" GlES--I have on hand few Dnc Extension
Top Family CaI rlaces. Ladies' Phaetons. Top-Bug-
gies and Hight Business Wagons; one light omnibus,
suitable for uatcring-ptace purposes.
Repairing OF all Kinds done al low prices in the
very best manner; estimates given. 4 call So
liciied. w. G. SMITH,
my IL 314 north Fifsh street
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MEETING OF THE BAR.-There will be 6
meeting Of the bar to-day at y o'clock NJ,
at the Court OF Appeals room, in regard to
the death OF Colonel Chastain White.
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HENRICO BuRGLARs.-George Rice
(white) and Ned Henderson (coIored), the
alleged Henrico burglars, were tried before
the Henrico County Court yesterday fol
burglary and acquitted.
The trial OF Robert Taylor (colored), an
other OF the gang, will take place to-mor-
row, at which time motion for new trial
in the case Of Henry Deadman (colored),
also q member of the gang. and who has
been sentenced to Imprisonment, will come
up.
John Miles, who was sentenced to twenty
three years in the penitentiary several days
ago, is ut present in the county jail, and
Will be conveyed to the penitentiary after
the adjournment OF the court.
The court will be in session to-da.-.
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The Biz Walk.
FOUR FEMALES ON A WALK OF ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY HOURS AT MOZART HALL.

-FOUR FEMALES ON A. WALK OF ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY HOURS AT MOZART HALL.
The six-days' walking match, which wa.
ssun yesterday morning al Mozart Hail al
12: Il O'Clock, is one that cannot fail 10 int
rest lovers Of sport. The managers seemed
deter MINED to keep their word, and not on /,
give sIx-days' walk, but bona yfide con
test. I>he contestants are Lee, Douglass
Bartelle, and Smith. They started off very
lively, anil have made good showing fol-
hhe first da ', rs the score below will show
The contest ts evidently between Lee and
Bartelle, though Douglass and Smith are
both game, antt may catch up yet in the five
days to come.
Miss Carrie Lee, who leads, is not Q
graceful or very r. ,pid walker, but her won.
derful power OF running long distances
gives her the advantage. The only qncs.
tion Is whether or not she can hold out
against the long, reEer-tIring. and rapid
stride of her anlagonE3t Bartele. She ls,
however, plucky to the .'ast degree, and by
the modest but clearly-L'eb expression
Of determination written on her counte-
nance she has won many fl lends here. and
Is the favorite in the contest. She was born
in Norway in 1850. came to- this country
and settled in New York, has walked eighty
miles in tweuty-four hours, an as five
mile runner is almost unequalled.
Miss Annie Bartelle, Franco German,
was born in Lorraine, France, in 1859. She
is Of medium height, rather stout, and is q
splendid walker. She has made fine re-
cord at Brewster Hall, New York. and in
Philadelphia. In q six-days' walk in Balti-
more1she covered 800 0miles, and in Wash.
ington made 327 miles in the same time.
Miss Laura T. Douglass, aged twenty
three, and called the Bounding Deer, was
born in Washington, and started to walk in
Gilmore's Garden last March. She made
253 miles in a siX-day>' contest in Baltimore.
She was quite 4 fayoriLe here during her
walk with Lee last week, and is by far the
lightest, most graceful walker in the COM
pany.
has graceful, easy walk, and trim, pretty
figure. She has husband and two chill.
dren in Brooklyn. In Baltimore she made
$50 miles in Il siX-lays' walk.
This match is interesting because 1t is 4
real contest between the above pedes-
triennes, and the score is diligently kept by
the boss" scorer, who calls out the name
or each walker as she makes her round.
Besides, there are many private scores kept
by keen watchers. who are constantly com
pairing their tallics with the board upon
which the miles are posted rs they are
made, and bell is rung as each mile is an
ncunced.
The score stood during yesterday as fol-
lows:
Ats o'clock \. M.-Lee, 81 miles; Bar
tele, IS: Douglass. "a; and Smith. 81.
At 1O5 o'clock-Lee, 33 miles; Barlelle,
80: Douglass, %; and Smith, %.
A. 5 O'Clock p. M.-Lee, 4G miles; Bag
tc!lr. 40; Douglass, sc; and Smith, 80.
The exhibition walks given each night by
Messrs. Hartman and Mackey are very in
tcrcSting, and seem to be much enjoyed by
the knowing ones. Miss Horton and Mrs.
Fleetwood also give eXbibition-waks du-
ring the day.
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UEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUN
IL TY. VA. ARE NOW OPEN. Facilities for
The comfort aud enjoyment Of guests have been
made for The present season tir.t-class In all re-
sptcls 4 new liue Of light vehicles for pasSengtr RS
only, and wagons for baggage. has been cslablshe
from Covtngtou depot 10 the Springs. For pam
phlcS. apply 20 PURCELL, LADD i CO., Rich
IHond, or TO myself III the springs.
My 3 -tud2n NJ ". WALLACE, Agent.
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TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes of I
purgaive. for Constipation, Indigestion. Headache
and Liver-Complainf. BY universal accord they
arc the best OF all purgativcs for fImily use.
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Military Parade.-Thc Union Guards
feolored)-Capt James Cunningham-of
this city, celebrated their anniversary yes
terday afternoon by . dress-parade' AT
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STRIBLlNG SPRINGS,

STRIBLiNG SPRINGS.
- AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.
THIRTEEN MILES FROM STAUNION,
are NOW OpEE Fol: THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Terms 10 sui: III" times. Waters-SnlphuN tlim
ChaIvbcatc. and Frcr~tone-all In The lawn. Analy-
SIS furnished on application. -
CHESLEY KINNEY.
(" 7-enllOi+ ProDrielOr.
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night banquet was given at the court
house, and speeches appropriate to the oc-
casion were heard. The company presented
very creditable appearance.
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GaRBEN-PARTY,

YNHE LADIES OF VENABLEzSTREET
4 BAPTIST CHURCH will continue their GAR
DEN-PAkTT Oh TONIGHT 1T the lawn OF Dir.
iieinrcnr, Nosby street, and shall bc pleased to
sce their friends. je e24-lt*
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OPEN FOR THE SEASON.-The
" GROVE HOTEL, WEST POINT, VA. IS now
open for the accom- mediation OF REGULAR and
TRANSIENT BUAEDERS.
The house has been newly furnished: bowling
alley ard Croq qGpt-grounds Oysters crabs fish, and
!ulCii-cOunttr on the grounds
Bar and Icc-t r. am saloon.
Excursion uariies will note he above.
Rates, $50 per day; special rates Dy the week or
month. l.. X. FRAlLEf.
nv 2o-lm Proprietor.
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PERSONAL Manager W. T. Powell. OF
the Theatre, is quite sick at his home, in
this city,
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GoURAUDs CLyMPItN CREAM. FOR TIE COM
PLEXIOS.-White reduced to 81; pink, for bru-
netlcs, TO soc. PURCELL. LADD s. CO., Agents.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dore atths
DISPATCH PEiSTISG-lIouSE. Good work, len
prices, &n6 satisfaction guaranteed.
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4irIlulonil 1ispattlr.

ag- THE CIRCULATION, OF THE RIsPATCE
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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IHAvE ANALYZED TIE wIIISKEY known under
the brand of B-Sclect.n controlled BY Mcssrs.
WALTER D. BLAIR & Co. Richmond, Va. and lind
il free from iusi oil and other impurities, and re-
commend 1t: Use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. Il. MCCAw, " D.,
late Professor of Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
January l3. 1872.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
quite warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, GS a;
. A. M., 81: noon, ss; 2. NJ, 90; p.
~. IS; midnight. IA.
Mean temperature, 50.
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-. FLLTSGN X TO-. advertising agents, insert I'd
vertiseerts in al! Of the newspapers Of the Un!of
SincS Z. publishers rates. Orders left a. the DIE
tiOa.
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,e,sv- sVxAYED. AsD FOUND.

r OsT. ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
lAIOCKET-g, Nd, with head cut III s.oi:e &c CT I
in The sder viii be rewarded py ieaTta.i ~ ~ Tue
Office of d. Ah0' ~N' -
je 24-ltH
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For close confinement, want of air, scGentary
habits, and BRAIN aud nerYe-,Ire, trust in HOP BIT
TIERS.
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DON'T FoRGkT THAT 1T is AT
LEVY BROTHERS,
where you Will find Il large assortment OF
READY-MADE DRESSES,
OSERsKIRTS and BASQUEs,
ULSTERS;
Al kinds Of ENTERTAINMENTS for ladies,
4 large assortment Of DRESS GOODS,
RIBBONS. LACES,
OIL-CLoTTS, CARPETS, and MATTISGS.
PARAsoLS, PARASoLS, PARASOLS.
One hundred superior quality SILK-LINED PAR
.,soLS III half their value. They must be sold ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
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w ANN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
p AiE NOW OPEN. The finest Warm Sui phur
. na.' III ttie WHrd; temperature OF water, $50.
Baggage In eparac wagons ~ f ~
PAMPHLETS OK pCHcKIL, LApD & Co. Rich
Iond. ,jGJ,S I.TEs SE
my 17-2m - p-nnriator
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VARIETY SPRINGS. FIFTEEN MILE

" NARlET1 SPRINGS. FIFTEEN Nj LIES
WEST OF STAUNTON. ON THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD-CARS STOP
PING AT THE DOOR-will be open for visitors
the 18TH OF JUNE.
RoAaD-l'er day, $3.50: per week, 81; per
month OF thirty days, s2j. Children under twelve
years Of age and servants half price.
TIE waters here are superior GO"d music, excel
lent fare, and The usual aInuse mGntS.
bathing IN all. healing water gratis.
DR.. +. ". SHELTON. Physician.
L. & NJ. BURRUSS.
IL l3-t26Je propretors.
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'EHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT. VA,
SITUATED roo YARDS FROM FORT MONROE:
Omen all til. year. Equal 10 any hotel III lh'
Lhiico STATES as slriDg. summer, or autumn re
s"it. Send for circular. -
HARRISON pHOFBUS,
nv l0-am PrODrietOr,
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, THE EXCELLENT9S or.
RPICK DWELLING No. 122 west Clay G:.L
street. at nresent occupied by sir: Maurice Evans. J.
Containing ten rooms. in good order. Inc lot Is
very large one, und is We'll set III i:"i'-fse' S1o
snrubhcry. . 1rury,uS
lie "a -eodat GRubBS ~ NILLIh.tS.
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NOR RENT, THAT DESiRABLE@
Il RESIDENCE No. 6l3 north Elsntn -
nrovemsnts, such as range. hot aud cold water,
bath.room, sc, Apply ut GIG nosse figh,h street
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ENEJJ RSEOGS.

TNHE LADIES OF CENTE-<S..LIe.,
NARY CHURCH will make MOONLIGHT EX-
CURSION down the river on
THE EVENING OF THE BOTH OF JUNE.
The ARIEL will leave her wharf at o'clock and
Icturn Ut IL.
Tickets so cents Can be had of T.. P. Hudgius.
II Courtney < PGwell'S Broad street A. Wei sh at
Southern Express Office; \. W. CARRIER; and 1T 81.
CharitS Hotel.
Refreshments at city prices.
Don, ;al! 1Ogo. Jc24
THE EXCURSION 80 go
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK AND RETURN,
JULY l, 1879.
Tickets. $2-eOod fer one week; children under
Ave years free.
For the hcneti. Of the
YOUNG MEMS AND LADIES SEWING SOCIE-
| TIES OF GRACE-STKEET BAPTIST CHURCH..
| Tickets can be had at \. W. Garbcr's, s26 Main
Streets Anderson 4 cos, 400 Main street: 7. IL.
Ellrt's, Marshall street between FIJI tn and Sixth
T. j. TOtdS, Broad street near First. Also OF the
committee: Nrs. ". +. Hatcher. Nrs 5. ). Garter,
| 4. j. I'yI Ie. G. V. Clash. ana :. ;. Carter.
| Boat leaves her wharf III 7:1J 4. NJ.
| No tickets sold below the Old Market Oh the day
| If the excursion. je 24-Tn.F&M3r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24

WANTED, AN EXP Re y G z D
w SEAMSTRESS. TO work ut 1917 Franklin
street None but experienced hands need apply.
ic D4-1i%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, TEN
w LADIES to work at dressmaking.
Also, GOOD COUk-white preferred Apply 10
MRS. j. NJ. KEEG.tN.
je 24-2t$ 22l5 Main street,