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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-21
CROP TURNIP SEED.

We have all the leading varieties Of BUISTS and
TURNIP SEEDS, il original sealed
packages. grown from selected ana traaspiauted roots.
Now the time to get your supply. Call early, CT write 70
PESCUD, Z 4 CO., Druggists,
july31. hsielsh, ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-21
Polite Reading from Out West.

As a good many n~e'er-do-wells Of North
Carolina are periodically seized with an itch
for selling out their comfortable homes to
migrate out West, we quote the following
lively specimen of editorial views out in
Iowa. The Lamar Sentinel says:-
When Jeff Davis sits in the American
Senate, the editor of The Okolona States
may go sleigh-riding in hell.
Stalwarts believe in State sovereignty.
A State without sovereignty is like a wasp
without his stern gearing. This republic
is, however, but one State-America, COM
prising what was formerly the United States
and it is sovereign.
The North and South can never live to-
gether as equals, on account of lncompatl-
bility of temper and difference in social
and intellectual rank. But, while we can
not have the Southern virago in our politi-
cal house as a wife, she may do very we'll as
a hired girl. Off to de kitchen, Dinah!
WHAT THE NIGER NEEDS.
What we need is encouragement, not
curses; protection, not violence.
We clip the following from The New
Orleans Weekly Louisianian, edited, owned,
and printed by niggers, who sent US a copy,
asking an exchange with The Sentinel. We
will grant the gentlemanly darkies the boon
they crave, that they may study African
%ethnology from a stalWart standpoint.
What we need IS Encouragement not
curses; protection. not violence That is
nigger all over. Why, you great. woolly-
headed boobies, what you need is to learn
to :curse" and practice .vlo;ence,' and
all these other things will be added to you.
If YOU have not sand enough to stand up
and curse the lantern-jawed brigadiers and
their white-livered %retainers, then the Re
nuhlIoan no rtv made q Drpat mistake IN
giving you your freedom. If these unhung
traitors dare modest you when you go to
vote. shoot them as you would SO many
dogs. If you have not the courage to do
so, get on the a~uction-block and let them
sell you to the highest bidder.
4 six-shooter is what YOU need, Mr.. Mig.
THE SOUTHLAND.
IIo Southland!
Sunny Southland.
Land of rattlesnakes, yellow fever, pes
thence breeding swamps;
OF staggering DULLES, painted cut
throats, murderers in broadcloth;
OF the pistol, the bowie knife, the torch;
OF moral putreScence, religious lntoier-
ance, political denominations, hideous mental
malformations
OF braggadocio, buster, swagger, eff
frontery, brass;
OF cruelty. darkness, bloodthiIstiness,
f%erocity, brutality;
Cold-beartad nnnitving ruthless. san
orinaIont Iand. o"p''S"s'
. Ind Of haIf-hraaas croas hroods has
+or1s bvhr;ls Ho+te,t,+s hr;a,ols . !.
gas.
OF ravhoned be-traitors and scrawny
she devils;
Lawless mob-land, Ku-Klux bedeyiled
land;
Leeherous land, wallowing in dcbauche-
Land of lvnch-law- Climb law. repudiation.
nullitication;
Drunken, scottish, bacchanalian land;
Land of braggarts and towards;
Wearisome.
Somnolent,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-21
A Gil eat Man.

Ao'IobS l. tiidt Ioh Tic OllN SGr0np
To whose well ordered will belong
For service and delight.
All ,wers that in the face of right
Establish right.
And free he i. and only he,
Who from his tyrant passions free
By for une undismayed.
Hath power upO1 himself t, be
By himself obeysd.
If such a man there be where'er
Beneath the sun or mo n h fare.
He cannot fare amiSs:
Great Nature has him in her care.
Her cause is his.
Who holds by everlasting law.
Which neither chance nor change can
flaw;
Whose steadfast course is n
With whatsoever forces draw
The ages on.
Who hath not bowed bis head
t. base occasion, nor in dread
OF duty Stunned her eve:
Nor truckled to loud times. nor wed
His heart to be a lie.
Nor fear to follow in the offense
Of false opinions, his own sense
Of Justice unsubdued;
Nor shrank from any consequence
Of doing good.
He looks his angel in the face
Without a blush, ro~ head d sgrace;
Whom naught disgraceful done
Disgraces; who knows nothing base
Fears nothing known.
Nor marveled out from dav,lto day
In feverish wishes, nor the prey
Of hours that have no plan:
His life i whole to give away
To God and man.
For though he lived aloof from ken.
The world u~nwltnessed denizen,
The love within him strives,
Shrouded with the hearts of men
His own lives.
The judge upon the justice sea-.
The brown-backed beggar in the str
The spinner in the sun,
The reapers reaping In the wheat
The wan-cheeked nun
III ~loister cold the prisoner lean,
In llghtleSS den, the rODed queen;
Even the youth who waits.
Hiding the knife to glide unseen
Between the gates.
He nothing human alien deems
Unto himself, nor disesteems
Mans meanesJ claims upon him.
And where h walks the mere suns
beams
Drop blessings on him.
Because they know him natures friend,
On whom she doth delight to tend
With lovigg kindness ever,
IL lping aud Fastening to the end
His high endeavor.
Therefore, tho mortal-made, he can
Work miracles, the uncommon man
Does nothing Commonplace;
He is tho marvellous to span
h abyss of space.
The orb OF faith is his By faith,
And his while breathing human breath
To taste before he dies.
The deep emit calm of death,
Lies latest prize.
If such a mar there be. where'er
Beneath the SUI or moon he fare,
He dOth not fare alone,
He goeth girth with cohort powers,
The monarch of his manful tours,
Whose minds his throne.
lie owes no homage to the sun,
There's nothing he need Seek or shun,
All things are his by right,
He is his own posterity,
His future III himself doth lie,
His souls his light.
Lord of a lofty light is he
LOftiiy living tho ne ba
OF lowly birth; fhough poor,
He lacks not wealth, nor high degree
In state ob5cu e.
TIE merely great ara all in all.
No more t4an VIII the merely small
Z teen them. Mems 0 Unions
Neither confec nor can recall
This mans dominion.
OWEN MEREDITH.
THE CHILDREN OF Rum DRINkERs.-Dr.
of the .SuIDetrtere, Paris, has made
series IF intoraStinr observations on nCr-
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mAxCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

City Couaci!.-A regular meeting Of the
City Council was held last night. The fol.
lowing members answered to their names
at the first calling OF the roll: Messrs. Per
due (pfesident), Owens, Howle, Gibbs, Gal
lagher, Spain, Ballowe, Gentry, and Royal.
Mr. Howle. chairman OF the Committee
on the Fire Department, presented report
recommending the approval OF the petition
OF A. Gary to erect All addition to his house
on Twelfth and Porter streets. Adopted.
A communication from Mr.. J. W. Brooks,
Of Richmond, was received, asking that a
fine recently imposed upon him by the
Mayor, for hauling picnic party from this
city to Chesterfield and return (without
having procured a special licensel be re-
mitted. -
a similar communication from Major A.
W. CARRIER was also received.
On motion OF Mr.. Howle the fines in both
instances were remitted. Ill.,. u
The Council allowed Major G. S. String
fellow, OF Petersburg, a 800 fee as counsel
in the suit of Vickers Us. Manchester. A
number OF petitions were presented by per-
sons who were summoned as witnesses iu
the same suit on the part OF the city, asking
that the money expended by them in travel
ling TO and from Petersburg: be refunded.
They were referred to the Finance Commit
tee. "
Noother business being before the body,
they adjourned.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
N STAUNTON, VA.
PROPOSALS..
CLERKS OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT Or)
APPEALS OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, June 4, 4. ID. 1879.
DURsUANT TO THE PROVISIONS

DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
l. Of al act Of the General Assembly of Virginia
approved April 80, 1874, entitled an .'Aci pre-
scribng the manner In which records for The Su-
preme Court of Appeals shall be printed, ana pro-
viding for letting the same to contract" and which
j. Be it enacted by the General Assembly. That
the clerks OF the Supreme Court OF Appeal, AT Rich
mond, Staumton. Winchest' r. and WythcSiii shall,
In the month OF June In the year eighteen hundred
and seveniy-four, aud annually thereafter In the
same month"; solicit proposals by adrer istng In some
newspaper published In their respective localities
for the prinling for one year OF such records OF
courts may be requii cd under existing laws To be
printed for the use OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals
In determining eases Of appeal.
IT, The said proposals shall state The amount per
page OF fifteen hundred ems small plea type, and
shall Include me PIPER prin,ng, III e. olnn,nr, 1 ana ,
court from which the record comes neatly printed
thereon.
said printing 10 the lowest Responsible bidders in
their respective 10 allies, and shall take from
them bond, with ample securiy, In penalty dou-
be the amount Of The work 10 be executed. the
same to b. ascertatnrd by The amount OF the prsce-
ing years work. The mode OF c.r,ifYing and pay
ing nnts tor said printing shall bc rs no" pre-
| scribed by law.
iV. All act. and parts OF acts In conflict with the
provisions Of lhis act are hereby repealed.
V. This act shalt BIZ In force from Its pas.a2s-
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received by 'hc
undersigned Al his Office al the Stale courthouse.
| the city OF Richmond. un!I IL o'clock NJ. OF the
| 2STH INSTANT, for the PRINT ING, &c. In ac-
cordance win ne pr9Sls2ns ot me second 'ecuon
| of said act, Of all such RECORDS rs the Supreme
| Court Of Sppcal, Of Virginia, Mt Richmond, may
| require for one year from the LIST day of july,
| 1879 Said printing 10 be done in Compact form,
without blank pages or blanks between lines or par
agraphs.
| Noextrs charge 10 be made for figure work not
| exceeding three columns.
| As the printing has TO he done under the srpcr-
yiion ana direction Of the clerk, must be done In
| this city.
TIE clerk claims the right Of rejecting any and
all bids which, ih his opinion. do nos and viii not
| fully comply With The requirements Of the iorezo-
ng and OF deciding toho are "rasponaible o!d-
| defs - and t6hdt IL "ample security" within ile
| me ming of The same.
| GEORGE K. TAYLOR,
| Clerk OF th" Supreme Court or Appeals
| Of Virginia, At Richmond.
| pl9-2l.23.25,27&2S
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

,,,n,ensncc is pale and 'eaden'e'lored' with
..., snshcs or q circumscribcd spot on one or
.,o owes become dull; the pupils
,e. ,n ssuro euic,rcls rslsas along the lower eye
. ,r,4tatcd. sveils, ana sometimes
s,,s,sas Of tho upper iip: occasional
.,,,, bun,yn,ne or throbbing Of the cars;
,, s.,rc,lon Of saliva: Shiny or farred
,,,, very foul, particularly in the morn
,,-. sppers,e variable, sometimes roraci"as' win
to-, xrpsatiou OF the stomach, 1t others en-
..,s cone; fsetias pains in the stomach: ocsa-
,,yses snd sorniting; violent psins through
,sdou,cn; bowels irregular. at times co:tive; 4;
..1,s .,u,y. 20: nnffcgucntiy hinged with blood;
,.rr swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
.....,o,sgr diGicult, and accompanied by hic-
,o,sb: cough sometimes dry and convu'Sire; an-
.<r and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
,,.,,,,.r variable. but generally irritable. &C.
,,-,,,,,re- tlc above symptoms are found to exist
nr. {. McLANE'S vERMIFUGE
ruL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any form. lis an innocent preparation not ca
,l,.f doinc The s!ighteS, injury to the moSt
te,Ger iKfant.
.-,o ,o,n,pe DE-. MCLASE's vERMiFUGE bears
,,na,p.,srcs Of c. McLASE and FLEMING BROS.
On fnf wrapper.
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Brief Nems.-The Hastings Court will
be in session to-day, after which it is ex-
pected to adjourn for the term.
A number OF telegraph-poles are being
placed along Hull street for telephone-wires
to connect Richmond with Petersburg.
According to the new schedule, Brooks's
stages will run to Fourth and Broad streets
from this city.
In the notice yesterday relating to the in
staIation OF officers it should have read Hob
son Lodge, No. % (coIored), Masons, in
stead Of Henderson Lodge.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of City-1reasurer Bronaugh, relating to
the payment OF the city and school taxes.
Owing TO the repairs which the Meade
Memorial is UNDERGOING, there will be no
services there Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY-ojustace 10
seph y. White apresding.-samuel Tyle
(coIoredS was lined SIS for injurirg the pro
perty OF Alexander Bell.
| Thomas Sager, charged with being va
grant and tsespassing on the premises oi
William z. Granger, was sent to Jail foi
thirty days in defauk OF surety.
Peter Wesley (coiared), charged with un.
lawfully assaultiHean6 beating Dean Maury
On the 10th June, was sentenced to pay q
Gse OF $40, and in defsnlt was compaitted
for thirty days.
M. Britt lcolored), charged with steaiing
a mule OF the value OF S75, the property oil
Fred. Jones tcolored), was examined and
discharged. There was not particle OF
evidence to sustain the charge. IL is re-
markable that a justice could nave been
found wiling to issue warrant ln such q
case. sE
{ Mrs. CD. Ruby was charged with keep.
INK a.hoass oi bad repnte. Continued ua LII
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refuse TO return them their. own property,
so wrongfulIy appropriated but DR.. Charles
H. Chamberlin, OF Plainweli, Mich, was
deaf to all entreatfes. IS 49,
Some months ago the facts were repre-.
sented to General William p. Innes, OF
Grand Rapids, Michigan. He shared the
feeling Of the Virginia ladies and their
friends, and readily undertook TO negotiate
for the return Of the book. After; some
months Of correspondence and one or more
personal interviews, he procured q propo.
sition from DR.. Chamberlin 10 sell the
book to its proper owners for 6fty dollars.
The money was paid and the book sent by
express.
The book was received by Professor G.
81. Winston in graceful speech OF thanks
to MIR. Howell and General Innes-the lat
ter late Of the United States army. f-H
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES.
Rev. TT. Eaton,. Of Petersburg, now
addressed the graduates and Phllomathic
Society. His subject was t'The Education
Of Girls" He maintained that education
renders every workman more efficient.
Brains tell in all the pursuits OF life-7in the
highest station and humblest position. The
world more needs talented and educated
women than men. There isn't great man
in all the pages OF history who didn't have
a talented mother, though there are plenty
OF great men who had stupid fathers. 49,
, DR.. Eatorl's address was good one; but
having been forced to delay the commence
ment OF 1t until .10:15, he had to gallop
through; and much that he said was
drowned by the noise OF young meu talk
ing in the lobby, it appearing to be nobodY's
business to keep the ball doors closed.
The benediction was pronounced aud the
audience dismissed, and the ladies, beauX,
and bouquets started home.
Miss Mcdonald, daughter Of DR.. Nc
Donald Zone Of the three full graduates), is
the only young lady who since the founding
OF the Institute has ever stood all examina-
tions in the eight schools necessary for the
degree of Master OF Arts in one year. The
eight schools necessary for this degree are
Literature, English Mental and Moral Sci
ence, Natural Science, History, French,
Latin, and Mathematics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

LINEN ovEn-sKIRTs aud BAsoUEs,
Linen suits, Linen listers,
SILK, Ginsham, Cambria, Serge, and Alpaca Um-
breas aud Parasols;
Special bargains in Black Lace Points,
Lace-Top Gloves, Lace Mltts,
Torchon Edgings and Inserting,
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings,
Pigue Trimmings ut 25c. apiece, usually sold at rs
cents.
ALI of the above articles and thousands of others
can be mad at the lowest prices at
LEVY BR0TUERRl.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

STORk's SELECT SUMNER TOURS
- ILLUSTRATED MANUAL FREEl
FROM VIRGINIA TO NJ Al n f..
passiBr through eleven states, VII itinR some twenty
OF the coolest aud mast picturesque seaside ana
mountain resorts of New England.
AT LOWER RATES THAN EVER OFFERED
FROM RICHMOND TO
NEWPORT. Il. 1.-The Brighton OF America:
MNRTIA'S VlNEYARD-thc city OF 1000 cot
ialcs bv the s-a:
EHETUCKET-ihe Sea-Girt Isle;
RO>TON--the Hub:
WHITE MuCNTAlNS-.he Switzerland Of Ane-
rica:
MOUNT DESERT-the Island OF Mountains, etc.
1900 miles by rail; 700 by SEA. Great diversity
OF scenery auJ variety OF travel.
Illustrated descriptive manual OF teuIs ,FREE),
tickets, and all Information.
A. W. CAREER,
!. .lg-lw* SIG Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

SrLssox,s MUSICAL SEcRET.-Nllsson is deyo-
tee ( Iiebig When she Is about to appear n opera
she rests, after rehearsal the entire day on the sei
sbjures solid food. but has cupful Of her faVorite
essence Of iueut every two hours. This Is her un-
varying regimen. and she finds that 1t nerves her
for the effort and triumph Of successive ntgAts'-
RhitshdH Rspisso.
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SUMMER BOARDING..

EXCRANG BOARDING-HOTSE
- GOR1DNSVlLLE yA.-This house is :Ggain
open 70 81 MINER B3ARDERS, under the sEme
management of last sesson. The success cd last
year iuil guarantee fer The present. Large akr o,
sooo shade, Garge and seli-yeutiiated SOosas, AL
ln-tpWn,
ikkAs: Yens liberal. aa WHITING to me. stase
h9HiSet or famiy and rooxg wanted. Address
JOHN ~. CHRISTMAS.
PropriS.or Exchange Bnardlng-House.
Gor6onsvflie. va.
JuSE2. 1879. je 1887
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

THE SOUTH CAROLINA SOLDIERS Not CON-
ING.-Letters have been received from
Charleston by the military OF the city that
the Carolina Rifle Battalion will not be able
to pay the expected visit to Richmond
which has heretofore been announced in the
Dispatch. This news is a great disappoint-
mept to the Walker Light Guard, whose
guests the Carolinians were to be. It is to
be hoped they will yet hayethe opportunity
of Gaming.
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FINE BANANAS at PIZziNI's.

IHAyE ANALYZED THE wIusKEY known under
the brand OF "B-Selec;,n controlled by Messrs.
WALTER D. BLAZE Co., Richmond, Va, and hnd
II free from iusil oil and other impurities, and re-
commend its use for medicinal and family pur-
noses. j. d. McCAw, II. D.,
late Professor OF Chemistry,
49, Medical College of Virginia.
Ianuary IA 1872. ..
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We published few days ago the state
:ment that Harry Powers, venerable col
ored man Of South Dry Ridge, KY, VINO
was fifty or sixty years ago slave OF Ber'
nard Powers, OF King William county, Va,
now aged nearly Que hundred years, longs
for information concerning the children oil
his old master. We have since learned
that three OF his old masters children re-
side in this city, and that he will hear from
them by letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

SERIOUSLY INJURED By FALL.-Murry
Dill, son OF Mr.. a. Dill, living at No. l
east Clay street, fell from the roof OF an out
house at his fathers residence yesterday
evening and was very seriously injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes Of
purgaiiye for Constipation, Indigestion, Headache,
and Liver Complaint. BY universal accord they
are The best OF all pnrgatire5 for family use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

Runaway-Yesterday morning about I
O'Clock horse attached to an icn.wagon
driven by James Gates, OF Chesterfield, be-
cape frightened on lower Hull street by
the falling Of kite, and ran of. The driver
was thrown out, falling under the wagon.
One OF the wheels passed over his breast,
and it is thought inflicted internal injuries.
DR.. Wcisiger attended the unfortunate man,
and he was conveyed to his home in Ches-
EnjI
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VARIETY SPRINGS, FIFTEEN MILES
Y WEST OF sTAUNTUN. ON TIE CHESA-
PEAKE AND ONO RA1lROAD-CARS STor-
PING At Til, DOOR-wll be Open for visitors
Oh the 18TH OF JUNE.
RoAHp-Pcr day, $3.50: per week, ST; Der
month or thirty days, S25. Children under twelve
years of age aud servants half price.
The waters here are superior Good music, excel
isnl fare. ana the usual alnuSe emcnts
i:2tliDg In all healing water gratis.
Z. & IL. DURRUSS.
fe l3-i26Je Proprietors.
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CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.-The contest
ed election OF j. z. Schermerhorn and &.
H. TaIbeE, for commissioner OF the revenue
for the Lower district in Henrico county,
will come ap before the County Court to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

ELECTION or OFFIcgRs.-At q regular
meeting OF Hines Lodge, No. II, knights OF
Pythias, the following efhcers were n rase elect
ed: d. a. Mcdonald D. C.: ". =. y. court, ouaa.
ney, &C.; S. $. 2. pattes9n, '; Ca,s C.; James M
L. Apperson, Prelate; w. 81. Cardozo. N.
llel Denny, X. of R. and S.; r. E.. Cox, M.
at A.; II. W. shelton, L e.; L. ". Allen,
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Closing Exercises at Mozart Hall Last
Might.

BY TIE oRcnEsTRA-FIvE Es-
SAYS. WELL READ-ANNOUNCEMEN OF
DISTINCTIONS AND PRESENTATION OF
MEDALs-A,vALUABLE BOOK BELONGING
TO THE INSTITUTE CARRIED oFFgBY FED
ERALIsTs RECOVERED AND PRESENTED
TO THE PIINcIPAL-ADDREss BEFokE
THE GRADUATEs-M MUSIC. .sT
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THE TONIC, QUININE, is peculiarly beneficial to
the teeth and gums. j. & <. ATKINsoS's Quinine
Tooth Powder Is of the best means OF presery-
ing the teeth and purif, Ing the breath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

Picnic parties and excursion parties Will DC fur'
nished by PIZZINI with 1CE-cREAHs and ICES al
low rates. >
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SUNDAY ORDERS FOB ICE CIR EAM, Of any fiayo
desired, should be left SATURDAY at G. ZIANER's
1918 Main street.
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IcE-CREAG-PIZZINI will send you some Of his
delicious (ream for to-morrow's dinner by leaving
your orders to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

n. ELLYsoy & CO., advertising agents, insert 40
yerhsenents In all Of the newspapers OF the Unitst
Slaes as publishers rates Orders left at the DIS
patch counting-room will receive prompt stte.
tIon 4
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ICE cE-CREAh-CoLUMBUs,3 321 Broad street. has
no superior In the art of making good ICE-CREAM.
We recommend 1t to Ill those who can appreciate L
No. article. He makes any nayors al Sl.5O per