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gtaft bonn lebten Sreitage Die gebaube auf
Sorn. Samuel 81. Slopes sSarm su gom, &C.
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gtoges bcraubt unb ernlorbet murbe. Otan
fano ieine perfoblten lleberreite untcr ben
Sriinlmern eineS an bas gSobnbaus ltoBenben
SduppeHs rnO cine Sun1me @elb, meld)e er
furS Dor leinem GoOe erbalten batts, miro perz
nttRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-26

Mann lei, uel6er Die SSrau aeipaltlau, anae.
grlfen babe, nno bDrten in oenlI Ielben Iugeu=
blide, iuie cine Sbiire in's Sd,lob fiel. Slipe,
oeutete bierauf naf) elmer birteren Sbiire, UNI
dlS Die FoliSilte1 oarauf slleilten, falloen iie,
OaB Der @eludte burh etnen anerensenoeu Nelly
baI iein @ntfliebeM beiperfteliat bate. @ls
Die Boli5ilten bann baS @rb9eid)oB Der Stride
betraten, III ipel9em Die Sonntagsjfule qebal=
ten pire, brad)te Sliper cine Same Sier gum
Sorldeille, fiillte ELL @las uoa urb bot linen
81 trinfen an; sleidSeitis bat er bic Boli3iltsn,
fie ntDdten Dod um @otteSmilen iiber ben
;8orfaa Stilll9meigen beobadten. Ser Stid)z
fer fano 1i6 Inter Oielen lmltanben peranlabt,
ein senaueres SerbGr ansMltellen, nobel er oann
ernr1ttelte, bab Sliuer iid ni1t ertbl0oet batte,
fir cine feline @rfenntlibfeit Mdnnern nit
Srauen 5r geitatteu, Die &ird)e 5u betreteu, mo-
rauf CT bielelben allein lisb. gr bebanptete,
er babe nid)t getuuBt, mas Sieie 2eute III Der
Stride trieben, n1uBte aber 5ugeben, DaB bel
lolheu gelsgenbeite1 banfis Sier III Die STRIDE
9ebra9t murbe.
DaS Sbeal bes 1blanb'l den g d IL
ferS, Der befauntlt1, iuern Der &Dnig iein
Shmiegerpater ge,porber, Die Shaafe 81 Pferbe
bitten wollte, bat in slmerifa Elm Seltenitiid
etgutielt oR Stouf uItlet nSllttly SAl lepHtlt
fitnftig 81 Bferoe bettein. Gin Correspondent
ldreibt: nnSeute beiud)ten mid gSeibsr sb=
ler" NIB nJotbe 6anb." SIM semiitblifeu
@elprdd)e 9eitanoen fie, baB nlIr Der 0mnger iie
3an Sample nit ben Anrerifanern stulngen
fpiiree. Ntaior 9Salih anttportete, baB fie nad)
ibren anrerisanii6en 4genturen suriidfebreil
f1nnten, iueltnl i5re 8affen unb Youies an
Sen. Riles abgeliefert lpiirben. Oieie 8e=
biugHns aber tueaem fie unt I feiner llu1itdltz
ben anilebnlen. gSir iinb ais 9feiier geborsn
nuo INNER 8eiter gejpelen; gu Yferoe baben
mir mnier gSilb fir Die 6anlilie erlegt, nnO 10
pollen MIR anh nidt sl 6nBe betteIn, 2"
Sin m etbnlal e DIES after eryei6te
elm iarbiges gbepaar, Jfamens Nuberion, IN
Buffalo. Gr itarb i'm poriseH Wonate i'm sllz
ter BON 1O4 3abren, unb he ON IA, Nugult,
lO2 Sabre alt, tE NrMenbqpje.
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yERsIiFuGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

rhc caun;cnance Is pale and leaden. colored, with
...in,s, f,shes or a circupscr,bed spot on one or
nn,b cheeks; The eyes become dull; the pupils
r,A. Al azure scnicirclc along the lower eye"
lid. the nose IS irrttatcd. sweils, ara sometimes
,,c.ss. = swelling Of tho upper lip; occasional
,ea,,,cnc. with hummiug or throo5!ng of the cars:
.n u,usna, secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly in :he morn
ing; appetite variable, sometimes vorac!ous, with
slnawng sensation Of The stomach, at others en-
,,-ely gone; HectGg pains in the stomach: occa-
s,oual nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
49,, III, abdomen; bowels Irregular at times cosiye
s,raIs Shiny, no, unfreQnently tinScd with blood
,4Ilr swollen aud hard urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
coych. cough sometimes dry and convusive; un-
aasv and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
.,ch; temper variable, but generally irritable, &c
Whenever The above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. MCLANE'S YERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN apv form. II San innocent preparation, not ca
1,sbie If doing the slightest injury to the most
ttnier infant.
The genuine DR. MCLASE's YERMIFUGE hears
On The wrapper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-07

Brief Nems.-IIcnry Patram was arrested
in Chesterfield last week charged with at
tempting to commit an indecent assault
upon small coIored girl. lie was en-
amined by magistrate and sent on to the
next term OF the County Court and COM
mittcd to Jail.
y party OF young ladies and gentlemen
from this city went ont to Crystal Spring
yesterday to have " Brunswick stew"
The Dunlop & AcCance hour-mils IN this
city shipped to South America yesterday
cargo OF flour manufactured here and val
ued at S22.920.2j.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church in
this city opened their lawn-party at Jingle
side" Wednesday night, to continue to-
morrow night.
There will be all-day preaching at Zion
Hill Methodist church, in Chesterfield
county, next Sunday.
The delegates appointed by the Manchcs-
ter Baptist church to the Middle District
Association at Powhatan left here yesterday
morning.
Anderson Scott. an idiot. who was ar
rested in Chesterfield last Saturday, and
who SAYS lie is from the city alm>house in
Richmond, is 1T present confined in the
Chesterfield iliI.
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caStam ds1aaatr Ss2s. G 6r. r. " ngarg 81 afstgr, hfssg,
Ge'rgt Ttm6srt9se, Esp, and others:
Gtntlenru.-ln Obedience Id your wishes 7 nm.
ELEGATHS, subject 70 the decision OF The nTi ms. M
~ eee.'o9 As am personally unknown to large
number or fae voters Of the city. aud have hereto
Iore been onsS humble worker in the ranks nf tho
conservative party 1t may nor be iEaaproprate to
general inerest-I mean the State. debt question
=, have a'waaa believed Thar not oulS considers
mandei Il ful sod complete recognition OF our lia-
bihty for the dch and lis final setilcnent upon ha-
State Few things. In my humble Judgment. have
osen more productive or evil 10 our people than th.
TTi'lsn ' and npfortann;e agitation Of this ques-
which 10 me TO be only Bile but sx
,a nerai r. on the part OF our creditors. and
the people n: 10 its terms they will acn,esce In H.
saH a. nha,. H. Smch resatis surely mos. desirabc-n-
honr 10 al;ay the spirit Of unrest which IL abr,aa IN
n tne land by removing lie debt question from the
field OF State politics. This agitation has moi oniy
the energies Qf our people Inv illInv thai.
minds with false and ds!rl>ive hopes hut il has al
ready been productive OF much frnitless and cx-
:, IL oehoores Us now to turn our minds to the prac-
t'cal demands or cur situation. rerhans never
more than now has The State stood I'm nccd of rn
ct honest work In the drecl ion of her affairs OuS
people are dcspondent. Our State l. in A condition
0l almost unprecedented financial depression
Trade languslie, agriculture Is unproluctiye. dai
cultles encounter ns on every hana vet doubt not
II is stu possible from The nettle, danger, to pluck
the Hover, safety" TO give TO our pCopIe lie IN
spra'ion OF hope. 10 restore that repose aud cosa-
dence so necessary 10 enable them 10 bend all their
energies 10 the restoration of their fortunes Ia an
end worthy OF the earnest attention or any man
who seeks public position, and lie will deserve we'll
OF ms people who may In some measure be lnStr,.
nenaI III eslalt>iing tHelr prosperity on hrm and
permanent basis.
While | profoundly dIst-il<t nv ability to di:-
charge properly the responsible duties you would
impose upon Inc. yet. II 1t should be the win OF the
people that ] shall serve them. promise To do so
WIN fidelity ami with Il conscientious purpose to
secure such legislation a. will maIut1in the honor or
the STATE. enhance her material greatness and pro-
moe the best Interests Of our city.
Very respectfully.
7-lt JniIN uUErHp
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~TAi-EJDN. VA.

The ihir:v-ti;th annual session viii commence
SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1879. with thorough Or
ganiZa!ion and It's usual full corps OF Instructors
BUILDINGS aud grounds are spacious and furnished
win every modern convenience aud comfsrt. The
sanitary arrangements are very complete and sue
ce->fu!.
Unsurpassed advantages in Music, Modern Ian
cuagcs. and full Course OF English, &c.
Extravaganza III all It's forms constantly discour-
aged.
TERMS: Board. furnished room, beating by steam.
gas. washing, seat In church. physicians Zee, ana
tuition i'll fall course Of English, Calis,henlcs, Elo-
cution in classes. Latin. elementary French, ior
session Of forty weeks, s245.
Music, &c. extra.
SUMMER board, with light vacation course OF
s'Gay for pupils only.
for Catalogues address
N l5-2m REV. X. II. PHILLIPS, Rector.
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SlH. MCCARTY's New OPERA.-Page Me-
Carty, Esq, OF the Washington C0pjtGl,
was in the city Yesterday. lie las been
much engaged OF late in New York getting
out lis new opera, called . Butoned.' The
music, which was composed by S!gnor
Operti, is, much OF it. martial in character,
and is pronounced By judges TO be very
fine. The work is in course OF rehearsal.
and will be pu5 on the stage in three or
four weeks. 1t is attracting much alten-
ton in New York. and is production is
looked forward to with interest. II Mr.
McCarty strikes the public taste in this a,
die Sullivan in Plaafore, it will be good
thing for BIN.
There are number Of IibrettOs, written
after the style OF Pinafore, being offered in
New York. but il Is said they !aii from want
OF originality.
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THE MOZART THIS EyESING-OPESING OF
THE GARDES.-First, overture, Ten Maid
ems and no Beau" (Suppe), orchestra; sec
ond, "Serenade (Schuberth with violin
obligato by DR.. Bartkowsk,, Miss Lizzie
Stirling; third, Largo" tHandeD, strings,
organ, and piano; fourth. "Amaryiis ,,
louis XIlI.j, orchestra; nth, ballad, ~
Breathe Once More," &c. Harvey, Miss
Lizzie Stirling; sixth. trio (Rei>sIgerh
Messrs. Kessnch, ThIow, and Reinhardt
seventh, walt2es, "Trifoller," Joseph, John,
and Edward Strauss.
The Mozart Garden. under the manage
ment ci Mr.. Andrew Pizzni, will be open
ed this evening.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-JuStice j. u.
White preSiding.-The following cases
were disposed or
Fred. Washington, charged with allowing
his cow to go at large on the streets and
trespass in Libby-IIill Park. Fined 81.
Willis Corbiu, charged with forging an
order purporting to be an order OF J. &.
Phaup on E. s. Hobson for the sum OF Sl.S0.
Sent on to the grand jury OF the Hastings
Court.
Frank Williams, charged with being dis
orderly on the public street; also, with as
saulting and cutting at William Jackson.
Fined 800.
William Jackson, charged with assaulting
and beating Frank Williams, and throwing
a rock at him. Fined, $3.50.
Isaac Kinney, charged with stealing 4
.pair OF boots from Robert Fisher. Con-
tipued TO the 18th.
james Coleman, charged with threaten
ing to beat Rebecca Coleman. Dismissed.
George Flces alias Washington, charged
with obtaining S1.G0 under false pretenceS,
the property OF Eliza Lewis. MONEY re-
funded and the accused locked up.
Carter. Weaver, charged with aSsau!tin@
Burnett Epps, and Burnett Epps, charged
with assauting and abusing Carter Wea-
YER. Dismissed.
Dora Smith, charged with stealing gun
valued at So from - Harris. Not lar
ceny; locked up for twenty-four hours.
Peter Wesley, Scott Reed, Booker Jones,
Weldon Anderson. Ed. Robins. w. Egge-
ston, Ed. Bell, Henry Mosby, Virginia An
dcrsop, Mary Christian, Lucy Mosbv. Susan
Jackson, Lavinia Jones, Ed. Washington,
and Frank Reed, charged with keeping an
ill-soverned house Of evil fame, situated on
Fifteenth street between Main and Franklin
streets. Virginia Anderson and Mary
Christian were fined so each and given ten
days in which to Yaeate the premises. The
rest were discharged.
J. 4. Smith and J. Fl. Cox, charged with
attempting to rob Henry James and Joseph
Long. were required to give security in
5000 for three months, and, failing TO do so,
were sent to jail.
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The CHESTERFIELD HnRSE-STEAL!NG CASE.
The continued case OF Frank Halstead and
George Browder, charged with stealing 4
horse from Samuel Halstead, the father OF
Frank Ha!stead, on the night Of July 3lSt,
came up in the Police Court yesterday. The
evidence showed that Mr. Halstead's stable
had no fastening upon it: that the horse
was taken out during Thursday night: that
when found Frank Halstead was offtring
the animal for sale at Davis's stable: that
the alleged thief had regarded tie horse as
his own, and at times had taken the horse
from the stable and used it without his
fathers knowledge; that Browder was seen
with Halstead near the stable the night the
horse was taken, and that the next day he
was at the liyery->tabe In Richmond pre-
tending TO buy the horse himself.
Both parties were sent on to the septem-
ber term OF the llustings Court, and were
denied bail.
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MANCHESTER AsD VICINITY.

NapsT's Conf.-At the Mayors Cour,
Yesterday Frank Mann tcolored). whose
case was continued from Monday, charged
with interfering with Policeman Jones
while in the discharge OF his duty, was
hned 50 aE'd sent to Jail for Green days, and
IN defant Of payment fifteen days addi-
tlonal VIII be added to his term Of impri.
Sonment.
\ number Of women, both white and
co!ored, were before the Mayor, charged
with minor offences. They were discharged
on payment Of costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-07

CUsToM-HoUsE REPoRT.-At the custom
house Yesterday two foreign vessels cleared
Tor Rio, South America, with cargoes as
follows: The Norwegian bark Kahsto,
Stray, with 3,540 borrels and 200 half barrels
OF flour, valued at s22,92O.25, shipped BY
Dunlop & IcCance; and Norwegian brig
tsablne. Blk, with 2.9l0 barrels and 100.
OF fonr, valued at Si7,92f. 80,
sh'eppcd by ths ll-Crenslaw Compa-
ny; :otai vaile, a40.S4l55.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-07

DelinqHent 2ar- -Payers.-Copies OF the
delinquent capitation and property ,ax-
PAYERS aud insoyent licenses for the year
1878 were forwarded to the Judge OF the
dustlngs Court by the City Treasurer at
the last term, and according to the order of
the court the clerk forwarded copy to the
Auditor OF Public Accounts in Richmond
Yesterday.
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8ittlnloltd 9ispattt,
Entered at the Post Ohice at Richmond, Va, as
second.ciass rnattcr.J 80 s1 .
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0.DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, slight Gall in temperture, variable
winds. mostly FROM southwest to northwest,
nearly stationary barometer, and partly
cloudy weather, with local rains.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
continued high temperature, with southerIy
to westerly winds. partly cloudy weather,
and areas OF rain, with no decided change
in barometer. -....-.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY S A. M., 79;
8 A. NJ, 81: noon, 94; P. NJ, So; P.
d., 81; midnight. IS.
Mean Temperature. $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-07

MoFFETT-REGIsTEE TAX.-The following
is n statement OF the Moffett-regster tax
in this city for the past month: Alcoholic
registrations, s5.234; tax, sl,2ls.52; malt
registrations, l15,5CS; tax, s577.52-total
tax, st,s56. o.. Number OF alcoholic regis
tiers in use, 264; number OF malt registers
in use, 221. u.g,.
The following is statement OF the Moi
fett-register tax realized in this city during
the month Of June: oG4 alcoholic registers
registered s4,5sO drinks; tax, 81, 26S. 10 !;
a19 malt registers registered .l3l drinks !:
tax, s573.85-aggregate tax, al,s4s 80,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-07

DEPARTURES Tomorrow OF THE OLD Do
MINION FISHING AND YACHT. .CLUB.-The Old
Dominion Fishing and Yacht-Club will >ail
at noon tomorrow (Friday) on their annual
cruise in The schooner-yacht Minnevia Miles,
Captain Nelson. They will start from the
wharves OF the New York Steamship Com
pany, and will be absent probably ten days.
Their vessel is schooner Of about 100 tons
capacity. and is said to be one OF the finest
and fastest sai!ers Of her register. She
halls from CrisGcid, Nd, and is
commanded by thorough seaman
and an. oGliging, courteous gentleman.
The vessel is pronounced by those skilled
in naval architecture to be handsome
craft, and 10 the eye Of those untutored in
such matters she is certainly pretty craft.
doubtless Judge for themselves, as she will
or early Tomorrow morning. The Club
expects to be in Hampton Roads by SUM-
rise Saturday morning, aHd with favorable
wind will dine OIL their vessel at tine an
chorase at Cobb's Island. A pleasant anti
cipation, to be sure. .,.. h..
At the annual meeting Of the Club held
evening before last the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Commo-
dore, John +. Mayer; Executive Officer,
Captain F. A. Drew; Treasurer, S. McG.
Fisher; Steward, Charles 4. West; Chair
m OF the Committee Of Arrangements for
the next annual cruise, Charles j. Fox;
Secretary, Z. II. Fisher. The following are
the other members OF the Club, which, by
the way, was chartered at the last session Of
the Legislature: james Fl. Capers, Ira w.
Bluut, Maurice Clagett, Robert Caruthers,
and Il. II. Duesbcrry.
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SuSsTRoKE YESTERDAY. Yesterday aitef
noon Mr. David Pitts, driver for MesslS.
Walker Il Saunders. was attacked with sun
stroke while at the Store on Cary street:
Drs. Riddell and Farrar were summoned
10 his assistance, and he was carried 10 his
home on Franklin street near Eighteenth
Last night he was thought to be in critl'
cal condition,
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Dog and Goat 7ur.-Owners OF dogs
and goats who fail TO procure licenses for
the same before next Monday will be sub
lect to fine. The City Auditor is now
prepared to furnish the required licenses.
His office is in the Council chamber, corner
Of Tenth and Hull streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-07

BRIEFS AND PERSONAI.S.-Mr.W William
Lovenstein has announced himself candi-
date for the House OF Delegates, subject to
the primary election.
Captain John Hampden Chamberlayne
announces himselia candidate for the House
of Delegates, subject to the primary elec-
ton.
The friends OF Mr.. joseph Bryan, OF Hen
rico, propose to support him for the Senate
from this district.
Mr.. II. A. Atkinson. Jr., has been an
nounced as candidate for the Senate from
the Richmond and Henrico district, subject
to the primary.
The fourth No. OF the Sentinel, monthly
journal, edited by Mr.. William H. Bailie,
devoted to the interests CT the Knights OF
Honor, is out.
Mayor Carrington's health is improving.
The State Conservative Committee will
meet tonight at O'Clock at the Exchange
Hotel. DR.. r. \. Wise, OF Williamsburg.
was the only member who had arrived up
to yesterday.
AT meeting OF the Corn and Flour EX-
change held Yesterday resolutions of re-
spect to the memory OF Mr.. w. T. Daniel
were unanimously agreed to.
The grass in the Capitol Square was be-
ing moved yesterday by Captain Candles
force, and will. no doubt, in few days
have beautiful, velveiy appearance.
The Executive Committee OF the Vir-
2inia Press Association will meet at )
O'Clock this afternoon at Lafayette Hall,
corner Bank and Ninth streets.
The Richmond Stock Exchange will here
after convene at y O'Clock instead OF at l, us
heretofore.
The iron suspension bridge over the dock
on Virginia street is being neatly painted
after having been repaired.
A considerable quantity OF sumac has
been brought to the city during The last
few days from the different counties along
the canal.
Judge Hughes, in chambers. issued seye-
raj orders in bankruptcy yesterday. The
Judge left for Norfolk yesterday evening,
and is expected to return here Saturday
next.
The mortuarv report for the past week
shows that the whole number of deaths was
only tWentv-one. Many OF the city physi.
clans are absent from town just now.
An excursion party numbering about 800
persons, from Norfolk, Suffolk, and the ad-
iacent country, arrived in the city yesterday
morning, and left for their homes last eve
riop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-07

YOU CAN GET 4 LARGE QUANTITY OF G DDS
for Il little money ut
LEVY BROTHERS,
who are selling out their stock TO close business
Every dollars worth Of goods must be sod their
STORE is Fon RENT and FIXTURES FOR SALE.
Buy now, whilst the assortment Is unbroken. You
can save from ten 10 fifty per cent. on your pur-
chascs. Special inducements in all kinds of sum
MER DRESS GOODS. Their specinl-bargain coun-
tiers have on them articles from &c. 10 Il. For 81
you get 4 SILK PARASoL. lined with silk. worth
$3.50. Sacrifices must be made 10 close ont their
stock and they intend making them.
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THOSE WHO SUFFER from nervous irritatons
Itching ureaSness. and The discomfort that follows
from an cniccblcd and disorercd state of the sys-
TEN, shoulI take AYERS SARSAPARILLA and
cleanse the blood. Purge out the lurking distemper
that nniermines the health and constitutional ygor
will
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IOSEPH BRYAN. ESQ,
FOR RENT.

LOR RENT, THREE VERY NICEHA
q BRICK DWELL. INGS on Twenty-fouit tn EEL
between Broad and Mars all streets, with modern
improvements. At greatly reduced rents.
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING on
Franklin bctw' en- Third ani Fourth streets with all
modern cOnvenience!.
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING No. 1l3
south Third street. between Cary and Canal Streets
adjoining residence of Sir. j. r. Robinson. Rent
very low.
NICE BRICK TENEMENT on southeast corner
Of Tw-nty-sirth and Frankln streets. -
VERY DESIRABLE AND CONVENIENTLY
LOCATED STCCK-BRiCk EESiDESCE No. s02
Marshall street between Eighth AMI Ninth streets.
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING north side
Of Leigh between second aah Third streets.
STULK-BRGcK DWELLING north side or Grace
between Iwcnty->ecOndaud Twenty third streets.
NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING No.
302 west Grace street, between Madison and Mon
roe streets.
DESlEARLE AND cnEVEEfESTLY-LO-
GATED DETACHED BRICK DWELLING on
north line 0. E.cad between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
And vcrr manv o;hcr smaller dwellings, all Of
which viii rent low. Appvl"
ROBERT r LYME.
an 7-3t l2l2 Main street.
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". TLLi5f'E u { o., ahrcrtl5ln2 agents, insert a.
v-r!seiacu;a IN ai! Of the newspapers ef The Un!as
SEa@s :: publishers ratcs. Orders lei: =: TIE Dts
pdtcS cuui.!Mscoou wll receive prompt stten
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A CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
IL STAUSTON, VA.

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.
The session OF ls79-,sO will OPEN THE FIRST
WEDNESDAY, IN SEPTEMBER and close the
corresponding time l., JUNE following.
iEkaS (for session Of forty weeks. paSaoie one
i.li on entering aud the balance In FebruarYl-Se-
iecl9n the first: For board, washing, fuel, lgats,
fee seat ~ church, calsthenics, ana run
lee-are $3.50 -H... =. go IS 4. ..
for full particulars apply 10 the Principal for
catalogues. je 21-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-07

BEENETT'S FLAvOEISG EXTRACTS nre used
and endorsed BY the best hotels confcctOners, and
erGccrs throughout tic csuu!ry. They are perfectly
pure. at once the cheapest ani best. and received
the highest award ut the Centennial Exhibition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-07

"lNGLESIDE.' u pure whiskey, distilled lin Au
gust: county, Va, Is sUld IT $3.50 gallon by
". ID. BLAIR & CO.,
llG9 Main street,