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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
Assembly.

| Called TO order at II A. NJ, Speaker
CASTOR In the Chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mclean.
Foulkss OF Washoe moved that the
words In the address OF the Speaker dc.
livered last Friday mp to the mention OF
the gentlemen appointed to visit Cali.
fornin be stricken from the journal. Lost
by a vote OF ~ 10 90.
Howe was put on the Committee OF
Education In place Of Wash, deceased.
Sharpe, for Same reason. ON Public
Lands.
PETITIONS P%REsESTEp.
BY Smith Of Storsy--Against the ALI.
ancs formed in California by merchants
Of that State to repeal the present drum.
mer license law. This petitioners re-
commend n license OF $50 instead Of S25.
al 10 now the cass.
Lyons OF Storey. Chairman OF the
| Committee on Enrolment, reported that
Assembly Resolution No. 3 aud Con.
current Resolutions Nos. O and z were
correctly enrolled aud filed with the
Secretary Of State.
RESOLUTIONS.
by Foulkss-Thst q committee OF
three be appointed TO wait on Hon. IL.
X. Mighels and tender him the use OF
this hall to deliver his lecture on tax
alton and the OF this State.
Adopted.
BY Observation-Disclosures TO tho dan.
gers by incursions from the Indian
tribes In Northeastern Nevada, and 70.
qussting u Representatives In Con.
gress to secure Federal aid.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Daviss-To provide water for the
State Capitol building and the Orphans
Home.
INTRODUCTION oP BILLS.
by Smith Of Storey - Appropriating
$40 for the relief Of Jerry Schooling for
counterfeit money in scrip received by
him. Referred.
by LAWSON Relating to elections and
their regulation. Referred to Committee
on Elections. y.
BY Pulton-Rsferring to the sale Of
votes at elections. Referred to same
committee.
BY Piummsr--Regulaiing proceedings
In civil cases In the courts OF Justice OF
the Peace In this State. Referred TO
Judiciary Committee.
by Misunderstanding for the pro.
DER registration OF electors. Referred
TO the Committee on Elections.
by Smith Of Storey-To legalizs Ger.
tain contracts made In the City Of Vir.
ginia by that corporation for the water
works Of the same. The present con.
tract demands 500, 900. to be paid annu-
ally. Mr.. Smiths bill provides for the
payment OF $4,000. Referred to tho
Storey county delegation.
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Per BESDII
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[sProtAL DurArcHrs TO THs COIN IuI
DAILY NEvs.l
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FATAL DELAY.

10 10 often the case that w sacrifice our lives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. few
hour Lost IL often fatal In acute diseases.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurrier on 20 notification
and death. DO not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Use freely Dristol's SarsapsrillA and Pills; In
them you have safety and health. oc2o cod I'm
czrw J.csson's Bsst Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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prrIrIONs P%RHsENTEp.

by Smith Of Storsy--Against the ALI.
ancs formed in California by merchants
Of thai State to repeal the present drum
mer license law. This petitioners re-
commend n license Of $50 instead Of s?5.
a. il now the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

RESPECT TO TIE MEMORY OF Mr.. j. aAG-
MEE G!LMER.-1-5 meeting OF the Ear rf
Richmond held ut the courtroom OF the
Chancery Court, on motion Of A. AQsttB
Smith, Esq, Judge Il. Fl. FitZhugh was
called on 10 preside, and on motion OF Gap
tain George ID. Wise, +. =. Turner Yas
requested to act rs secretary.
Judge Filzbugh. on taking the chair.
stated the object OF the meeting to be to
take proper action in regard to the dea5b
OF Nr. J. Harmer GiImer, late member OF
the bar; and on motion the Chairman ap-
pointed the foilowing-named gentlemen
e. Y. Cannon, Pcachy II. Grattan, A. Aus
tin Smith, James Plcasants, George ID.
Wise, James CaSkie, and j. A. Lynham,
Esqs.-a committee TO report suitable reso-
lutons for the action OF the meeting. The
committee retired and subsequently, report
ed L preamble and resolutions highly ap-
propriaLe; which, after remarks by E. Y.
Cannon, Esq. Pcachy X. Grattan, Esq,
H. Coalter Cabell. Esq, and James Plea
SAINTS, Esq, were unanimously adopted.
On motion OF Major james Fl. Dooley the
following members OF the bar were APP
pointed by the Char to present the resolu-
tions to the different courts-yiz.: To the
Court Of Appeals, Peachy r. Grattan, Esq.
Ia tho Crnnit rnnrt. Hon. w. w. CrIImD !:
to the Hastings Court, George ID. Wise,
Esq; and to the Chancery Court, L. Y.
Cannon. Esq.
On motion OF Robert G. Scott, Esq, the
meeting adjourned.
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MoRruaRY REPORT for t.,e week ending

i MoRTrARY REPORT for tle week ending
Jnne Z. 1879:
/ Cause of Death: ADopIexy, / white;
brain-dIsease, l colored; cancer. 9 white
cholera iHfantum, white, 3 colored; con-
gestion Of brain. l white; consumption, /
white, eolored; convulsious GDfantile),
Write; diarFbel, ! white, J eoiored
drowning, white; dyspepsia. l white;
epilepsy, l white; fever (ehild-bed), 2 col
ored; fever (scariet), l colored; fever tty-
phojd). white; aout, white: heart-dis-
ease, 2 colored; hefborrhage tfrom hngs).
| l co0Ted; Iaundiee, white; meningitis, 1
white, colored: paralysis. colorcd; prog.
locomoter ataxla. ! waitc; softeninG Of
brain, ;" hite, l colored 5; teethlng, white,
3 colored tuberculosis, white; unknown,
co!ored. Whole number OF deaths in the
city, exclusive OF still-births, 40. de :
One day to thirty, white, colored--total,
4: L.ne month to six, white, colored-
total, I; six months to twelve, white, 4
eoloTt d-total. 6; one year TO three, 2
white, ? colored-total, 4; five years to ten.
{ whis.' 2 colored-total, 8; ten years to
twenty. l white, colored-lotal, 8; twenty
years 30 thirty, l white, colored-total,
=; tbiTyy years to forty, white, . colored-
total, 3. fifty years to sixty, . white,
calered-t. tai. 8 !; sixty years to seventy, 1
white, asol ored-total. s; seventy years to
eighty, " hte; eighty years to ninety,
white. u 'ndition: Single, IS white, IS
colored-taCa |, 81; married, 1 white. col
ored-totaF,s :; widows, white, colored-
total, 4 Not ivity: Richmond, "a; other
parts of. the Eh tied States, II !; Germany, l !;
Holland, i: gn known, B.. L0eai;ty. Mar
shall Ward, I white; Jefferson Ward. 4
white. g. coloresI- total, 10; Madison Ward,
white, colese. l-totaI,6; Monroe Ward,
white. coioTed total, 5; Clay Ward, 3
white, 5 cooress- total, s; Jackson Ward,
white, S colore a-totul, 6; alnshouse, 4
colored. Whole umber OF deaths in May,
1865 white, Il C, ,lored.
COMPARATIVE " .EEKLY MORTALITY.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,

JORDAN ALUM SPRlNGS,
u ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY. VA,
L,s been leased by NJ. }. CULLY. Of the Hamilton
Il0n.c Washington CITY. and will be opened for
visitors from JUNE 18TH TO OCTOBER. 1879,
uyGrr the management Of Major 4. Is. LUCK. OF
Virginia, who formerly managed them In 1872,
1879. aud s7I, and the Rawey springs in 1870.
This t,.nghtful resort Is situated eight miles from
Goshen depot, the Chesapeake and ohio railroad,
whence elegant coaches run regular over tine
road and through most picturesque couhiry
The grand hofc l. new, and embraces ali modern
convcniencc.. such and electric bells, In each
rnn. The rooms are large aud airy. and furnished
Tj elegant cottage sets, spring an hair mattresses,
rgchcr with closets. hot and ccld water. Also, fire.
hose attachment aud hrc-eSt .nsuisher upon each
GpOr.
There Is no sumsaer-resort hotel in the South that
oGcrs the same advantages for real city comfort as
the JORDAN ALUM. There are also superb cot
fagG accommodations with modern improvements.
Post ana telegraph ofhcCS In the hore Two daily
mails from nll pClHiS.
POPULAR PRICES FOR SEASON OF 1879.
PR day, less than week. z 81
Per week, less than month. l5 OC
Fer month. $40 and $50, according 10 location o
room. Parties spending the entire season, ten pei
cent Off.
i first. class Lawn and Ballroom Band
An excellent livery for the accommodation Q
visitors. Guests horses boarded ut moderate rates
ICE in plenty.
Pamphlets al PURCELL, LADD CO.'S, and {
FOLK MlLLER'S.
For further particulars and special terms adares
G. b. LUCK,
ir IL l-collm Al the Springs.
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After singing Crock Of Ages" recita-
tions from the scholars Of the various
schools were heard.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing twelve months-viz.: Presi-
dent, j. L. Adams, CT First Bethel Sunday
school; First Vice-Presdent, Robert B.
Evans. of Mount Tabor Sunday school !;
Second Vice-President, Fl. Sykes, Of Gravel
Hill Sunday school; Recording Secretary,
George B. Robinson, Of Mount Tabor !;
Corresponding Secretary, Ennis Dickerson,
Jr., OF Woodvllle; Treasurer, Joseph Pear
man, of st. Jan eS Sunday school; County
Missionary, Z. Dickerson; Chorister, Miss
A. D. Scott, OF Bethel Sunday school.
Prayer was offered for the prosperity Of
the Union by Rev. A. H. Mayo, after which
the Union was addressed BY Vice-Presi-
dent r. b. Evans. He congratulated the
Union on its prosperity. and pointed to the
zeal displayed by the officers and members
OF the Union.
Several solos were rendered, after which
the Union adjourned to meet on second
Sunday in September next with Second
Bethel Sunday school, on the Charles City
road.
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PERSONALS AND BRIGFs.-All the Acts Of
Assembly have been printed, and the prin-
ter is now at work on the index, which will
soon be completed. The volume will he
large one, as it will embrace the legislation
Of the regular and extra sessions.
DR.. Rutfner will address the pupils and
friends OF the High-School tonight.
Ex-senator John l.. Eubank, OF Bath
county, was married Wednesday last at
Greenville, S. c., TO Miss Talulah Whitner.
Two of the public schools will produce
selections from Pinafore in their closing
exercises.
The Police Justice disposed Of abols half
q dozen trifling cases yesterday.
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A Chapel for the Prisoners at the Pen
ilenlinry.
RICHMOND, June 10, 1879.

RICHMOND, June 10, 1879.
The Penitcntary Sunday-School Assocla'
ton appeal TO the public to assist in the
erection OF chapel for the prisoners.
Al the last session of the General Assem-
blv OF Virginia the following joint resolu.
ton, recognizing the value OF religious in
struciion in the pcntcniiary, was adopted
sReSolUed, That in rebuilding the work.
shops in the Virginia pcnitentiarv arrange
ments be made for the accommodation OF
the prisoners on the Sabbath day in the re-
ligious services conducted by the chaplain
and the SunGay-School Association OF said
penitentary, recognizing as this General
Assembly does the great value OF the reli-
gious instruction given to the conyicts for
years past by gentlemen who have yolunta'
rily contributed their time and service to
that end"
Since the destruction OF the workshops
by fire no accommodation for reliSious-ser-
vices has been afforded. No appropriation
was made by the Legislature for rebuilding
the work shops, and The means at the dis
posal OF the Board Of Directors. or the
pcnitenliary will not enable them to pro-
vide for the erection OF chapel. The
Board OF Directors have authorized the
buiIdn" OF chapel in connection with the
workshops il the sum OF S1,00Gcan be pro-
yided by our Association within SIX days
from this date.
Every city in our State and the benevolent
everywhere are interested in the efforts o!
orr Association for the mora! and rellglaus
| instruction OF the prisoners.
pledges for assistance are earnestly So
,icited. or this opportunity for securing
chanel will Dc indefinitely postponed.
RESPECTFULLY submitted.
| RALEIGr tEOLSToN,
john ii. POWELL,
WMLIAkP. MUNFc 3D..
| COmpittee.
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Brief addresses were made by Mr.. W. l..
Hill, William F. Taylor, Dr.. Preston, and
III. NJ. Gillian, Esq.
The following gentlemen were elected as
officers for the ensuing year-yiZ. Presi-
dent, j. d. K. Sleight; Presidents.
Messrs. N. NJ. Gillian. James Gordon, E.
Peasants, w. L. Hill. and Rev. w. A.
Campbell; secretary, Jacob Bates.
The Official Board was appointed COM
mittec to make arrangements for the ami
versary to be held in the First church Sun
day evening, June 22d.
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GOLD PENS.
JOHy HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
sj GOLD PEN.
n,rr>-rcn nuinh.r - 1870.

PATENTED October 2, 1917,
:. the highest achievement In the manufacture OF
Cold Pens aud the result of experiments for more
,h,p twenty wears Tic RECORD" PEN Is pro-
duce6 ly skilrul combination Of The two precious
and non. corrosive metals-l6 karat GOLD and pLA-
7!yrM-wulc the Ordinary gold pen contains an
Alloy Of copper reducing its fincness without yield
,p that elasticity. density, and s!eel-iike temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The 81 REC
ORD" GOLD fEN-PoiNTS are of the best lrld-
lu,n IIiamonds). indeSruclible with fair treatment
and polished 10 slass-Gc smoo,hness.
>tcel-prn writer's have now every objection 10 gold
fa-ly overcome, and every requirement i'll pen
which will endure ana not oNidze. squarcly met.
The "EECURD" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed to
,n.sc,s durability, pcrmanency OF spring. and per-
rrfion Of point Price. s2.5 so. Sold by all jewellers
and .laiocrS in the United States. II not found or
Ger direct iom
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west FoHrth street. Cincinnati.
For safe bv RAHD0LPH & ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE & PAHuAM Richmond. Va. NH 19- w Iy
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MASONIC ELECTI0N.-At stated meeting
of st. Johns Lodge, No. SO, A, F. and a.
NJ, held at ST. Adams Hall last evening,
the folio wing officers were elected for the
ensuing twelve months: Thomas j. Evans,
worshpful master; Charles A. Nesbtt, Sc
nior warden; George A. Hundley, junior
warden; w. II. Tatum, treasurer; Walter
Moore, secretary; A. G. Maynard, senior
deacon; j. NJ. Thompson, junior deacon;
Thomas Angel, tller; William Krouse,
steward: J. Z. Gates, John Hart, and z. j.
Warren, chaplains. The Master-elect then
made the following appointments: }. E.
Sheppard. A. L. Fuqua, and A. 5. Bacon
stewards committee.
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NoNPARIEL EXCURSION TO OLD POINT
The NonparieI excursion to Old Point.
Norfolk, &C., will take place Saturday
morning on the steamer Ariel, leaving here
at 7 O'Clock. Tickets may be had at Gar
ber's, the hotels, and many other points IL
the city, or ut the St. Charles Hotel on tht
morning Of the excursion.
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TEMPERANCE REvlyAL.-The various di-
visions (coorcd) sons OF Temperance III
this city nave gained over 200 new members
in two months. There are at presedt fifty
working lodges in the State, with nearly
8, 900 members. The Grand Scribe Will ln-
stitute Virginia Welfare Division in Alex
andria next Tuesday night, with 100 char
ter.memberS.
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THE FRENCH ToBAcco.-The purchase OF
the French tobacco was awarded yesterday
in Paris to. Messrs. Hitler Il Co., Paris.
Messrs. B. &. Gray & Co., OF this city, are
the agents OF MessrS. Hdtfer Il Co., ana VIII
superintend the purchase OF the TOBACCO re-
quired by the contract.
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FAIRFIELD AND VARINA SUNDAY-ScHooL
USIoN.--The quarterly meeting Of the Fair
field and Varina Baptist Sunday-School
Union was held Sunday at u O'Clock NJ.
with Bethel Sunday school, near Dutch
Gap-Fice-President Junius l.. Adams pre-
siding. After singing, reading, and prayer
by Rev. l.. I. Carter, the Union was de-
clared opened. The reports from the va
rious schools showed the average attend
ance OF officers, teachers, and scholars as
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PREsBYTERTAN SUNDAT-ScHooL UNION
The Presbyterian Sunday-School Union
held its monthly meeting night before last
OF the president (Mr. James Gordon), Rev.
DR.. Preston was called to the chair, and
after the usual religious exercises the secre-
tary presented the following reports OF the
average attendance, &C., for the month OF
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SLIaHT FIRE. alarm OF fire at. 500
o'clock last evening from Stations, Second.
Police District headquarters, was caused by
the partial burning OF a trunk nf clothes at
MIR. Il. b. Cooks residence, No. 413 east
CLAY street.
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" ,EEKLY MORTALITY.
Luue9. June s, May :sr, Jun
y-.

w. c. W. e. W. G. W. &.
Total deaths. s.-.l5 I6 lG' 10 IL I6, % 2G
Still-born...... y 8 o / o
Mean temperature for the weak ending
May 81, 76.7lo; mean temperature, for the
week ending Jure I, 800.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending May
81, 600 inches; amount Q rainfall Dor week
ending June7, 90 inches.
Population OF city estimated at loOe0-
white, 45,300; eolored, 33,7OO. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 2si9G per
1000 per ansum; rate OF mortality oawhite
population was 30 per 1000 per anry,D
rate of mortality Of colored population was
$3.50 per 1000 per annum.
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THE GRAYs' VISIT TO WEST PoIST.-The
Richmond Grays will celebrate their thirty
fifth anniversary tomorrow by an eXcur-
sion to West Point. The train VIII ieaVe
tb;. depot at 1880 4. NJ.
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IL THE sUFrERER> FROM PREMATURE bAA-D-
NESS but knew ii, III. tonic qualities os Qu'ihe are
4 speciic. III 20 Shst,a can II he usea ni'le ~ -
ably than in J. i. f. hFkINsoS'o H.iHlNh i-'''
LOTION.
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MOONLIGHT on THE JAAEs.-The Young
Mems Missionary Society OF the Second
Baptist church '6ill make an excursion 10
Dutch Gap bs moonlight, on the steamer
Ariel, on Monday night, June 23d, leaving
here at O. clock.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER Of
coMMERCE.-Tbe annual meeting OF t9e
Chamber OF Commerce will take place al
81 o'clock Thursday afternoon,
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BAPTIST SUNDAy-ScHo0L ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday-School Association met
with the Fulton church-Colonel Il. j.
Evans. vicc-presideDt, in the chair, and S.
S. Carter. secretary pro tenn.
After singing, led by the Fulton school,
and prayer by Rev. J. I. Williams. Of Ven
able.Street church, the following monthly
reDOrts were read
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Toial.........367 $500 Sl3.o6 S122.O6
After addresses by DR.. w. e. Hatcher,
Messrs. Fl. X. EIlyson, Miles Turpip, Clay,
and rsCaney of the. Methodist Church,
the Association adjourned. '7-- II - -
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CoLoRED MASONIC OFFlCERs.-Charity
Lodge, No. 25, has elected the following
officers: Richard Davis, master; J. Il.
johnson, senior warden; A. FL. Smith, iu-
nior warden; Alexander H. Gaines. treas
urer; w. Fl. T.. Combs, secretary; Samuel
Wilson, tiler; ReYs. T. w. Barrett and III.
Il. Holmes, chaplains; Edward Strange, Sc
nior deacon; Griffin Rice, Junior deacon.
This Lodgei is prosperous.
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a1LyER PoL,su.-Mr. JuLiUs WEiSN sSS' i9of
Min street is man nufacturin2 The pr pE OF Al
1ATr,s!LyER POLISH Il has no ac!a OK poiso|
iu II. and Is said to be splendid. Try IT..
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ANNIVERSARY OF
l. TIE
RICHMO GRAYs,
.lUNE IL, 1879.
GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PIC-N
TO
WEST POINT

WEST POINT.
MUSIC. DANCING. BOATING. BATHING, AND
FISHING, ALL DAY.
. The GRAYs, having chartered train OF coaches
Of The Richmond, yOrk River and Chesapeake rsil-
road, will give Nh EXCURSION, BASKET PICNIC,
and TARGET PRACTICE to WEST POINT on
THURSDAY. JUNE ~. 1870.
DANCING ALL DAY. Refreshments at city
prices. and dinner at hOcl for al who may prefer.
4 prize 10 be shot for Dy visitors, independent
company al
Tickets, round trip: Gentlemen, 81 ladies, IN d
children over three years old. 5Uc.
The public may rely upon lasinga pleasant, Giiie
and agreea bic time.
Tickets to he hlh OF the committee and member 8
OF the company. also ut depot oil the morning OF tn
excursion.
Train leaves about 1870 A. NJ, and returns abou t.
o'clock =. NJ.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS Captaln'Bos-
sieux. Lieutenaus Phillips and Laughi0n. SeSleaRts
Tyicr, Spence, anG Gibson. Corporal liankns, an q
Priyutes Reese, Crawford. and G'keefe.
my 90-eod,,Je7 i9.I0,11
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N. ELLYscN CO.. advertising agents, fnsgrs ad
yertssuents In all OF The newspapers OF the Untek
s,aes at publishers rates. 0rdars LEFT AZ the DIS
patch eeunsiaz-seon VIZ sssssye ptsnss assss
tfoE. -
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GouRAUD'S OLYMPiAN CREAM FOX IN
pLExIoS-WI,c reduced TO 81; pima tcf osu-
pett.s Tn soc p,ucyfI LADU Z CO., Agsiifs.
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VEsTRYMEN ELECTED FOR MooRE-MEMo-
RIAL CBURCH.-The Bishop-Moore Memo
rial church, chapel Of St. James church,
organized Monday evening by the election
OF the following vestry: Il. NJ. Garrett, A.
d. Williams, z. w. Pickrell, John T. Wren.
Charles G. Shaier, Conway r. Howard, r.
Dowden, Ed. S. Rose, w. A. Sublett, Ed
Brannan, George A. Smith, and John Nc
Cauley.
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,..,,1,Ss. CLERGYMEN, AND MERCHANTS
,rcursT TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE-
~" VALE, ALL OVER THE LAND. il

r,sItwis, Fulton. Ark: says:
Ic. op. rsri;ce of twenty-five years, proclaim
'AsS siI ! - the best ambitious medicine ever
ns4e" SS"
TUFTS FILLS.
- -r,hhrt,s, Dacota. MIMI says:
!, ~, ,stng nG, TUFTS iiLi,s. ana ain nasfhs
,,,,.s heatn thau have hRa IN 'hif'g SeaSs'
TUFTS FILLS.
,.,n.xe had Liver Disease twenty years. TUil7S
,,,. : have entirely cared me.
TUFTS FILLS.
n ,,>cnod. New York. ,ays:
FrT. -, mad Dyspepsia, Wesk stomach, and Ncr-
-.,.,,s.>, I never had any medicine 10 90 me SO
:: rcrrcscaed."
TUFTS PILLS.
9 ,rs.iu. Springfield. Mass, says:
D. For hr.y year: have been troubled With 1t Piles,
y, sst,r:ne>s and Xitucy-D.Sease. TUFTS PILLS
-. hr0uyh, nc out all right"
TUFTS PILLS.
NJ n. Shivtly. YorRtown, Ind, says:
~ ~ :" nsc TUFTS PILLS In my practice, and Gnd
.ssia 10 he all they are represented
TUFTS PILLS.
:, Key. Old TOXIN, Ark. says:
u. S.HHirTI.S PILLS are the bcsi ever sold. think
s,os wiNE not be able 10 handle an! other pii''
TUFTS Pills.
r,r v. W. Graham, I.awrenccviiie: Ga, says:
'"WT case rTorriI l.ivcr1 has ba1ilcd The ,kll of
,,,irtsn< for Gf,ccH years. can safcty say that
Ei;iTT.S PILLS have done me more good lhpn all
6,hcc medicines combined
TUFTS PILLS.
s,,rnethy { Williams. Newton. \. C.. write: rite ,,,o
al SstistsclIon as TUT1rs PILLS. The demand
Increases every day."
O., CENTS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fmy 7-codtFcl91
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

Base Ball Club visited Petersburg Monday
and PLAYED the Old Dominion o1 that city,
and defeated them. after an exciting contest,
by the following score: