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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-14

BKAOH1VRAPH1'
Prof. Alex. A. schOeb, the world renowned
teacher Of short hand writing, will arrive on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, and will remain
for positively six. days only, Nov. 18th, 18th,
10th, 2Oth, 9lst and gid, to teach his improv.
ed system, which can be taught through per
sopal instructions Perfect" inthree lessons
or three hours for the small sum OF FIVE dol.
lars (sSl All wishing 10 consult him will
please call at his rosms. MrS. Anderson's, No.
si6 Main street, Wheeling, on November 18th.
18th and 18th, between the hours Of a. N and
u ", and Stol0 ". ALBERT ]. sCHoEB,
Agent nol2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARruH1 OF r1IIxs-VHrxIue n

sEriAdelphil AcCOnmodACi0n.-Thia tEAIn Onl FVnS
between Wheeling and TriIdelphta.
tDAily except saDdly-N0Eirk AeconsnodEtion.
tstelbSnyile AecOnnOdGtiOn.-This tain during
The day passes backward and forward betEoon Ma.
tn'1 Feny Gad BelllirS, StopptnT Vhan reauised n
saSEEA5 I HOuSe, 46tnaNillE Wet WAsSliRG and
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SOMETHING NEW

IhatsiaIs had lsrys and OanoaIou, Ia. Hou,.
o. Rsthesratut Gsetd q NJ san, No. u FihA Esrd
Aarkst HOuA. ior Tie parposs 4 kssptar N ws.s,
Frs1A anA svost aad SN furaiah 3 a. I'M. 49,
iAis tias - an hndlei lfsaa ana saal.ses. is.ls
iaG Pieklsd Teapa md nuEk, foarnsa -. ~
ShisA ytlalsays y iounA FssIk ma No. 4 er,II'
IL ~ nls duly tpa uutll II ocIoek IA ~. -.
inG. and hun Z eati1 SelOek in tie srsaiar. !,
!. can 1h md - Ne aaatvll Eulfaa.ss nti,ts.tos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-14
TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILRnAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY,, April Id. 1871. tAe
" CGI on the wheeling and lin Grove r r vi
ran ~ iol0WG CA1 viii leave The eity [eoFner Ma
ket and Eleventh streefn and StamBoIS Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-14
TRlDAY MORNING, NOWHERE IL.

once, Nos. rs and "a Toarteenth street.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

PEDESTRIAN TRoUBLES.-T company o.
pedestrians that have been giving eXhihi-
tons in Richmond and Petersburg are in
trouble.
Saturday night it was announced that
new contests would be had at Mozart Hall,
conlncncin" Thursday night. Me>>r>. Reid
u Naughton. managers OF the enterprise,
were in debt to Hartman, and be was
threatening to take measures to secure his
money. Sunday Mr. Reid disappeared.
MIR. Naughion says that he has gone to New
York, and will probably return to-day.
Another report !, that Reid is in the city,
but keeping for the present out OF sight OF
Hartman and some others OF the pades-
trians who desire to see him.
II SEEM that the halErcnt and hoteEbill
baYe been settled, and ME. Naughton thinks
that they will go on with their business here
without interruption. An 'otficcr OF the
Mozart-Hall Association however, told i
representative OF this paper Yesterday that
the pedestrians would not be allowed 10
have their hall again, and that they had
given orders to have the track removed and
the building cleaned. In answer to this
statement, Mr.. Naughton Says't they have The
bail" "ali rig ht."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

FIRE Al ONE OF TIE PUBLIC SCHOOL,
Horsss.-Sparks from Il neighboring cnn!-
nev set 6rc TO the roof Of the old framed
schooLnouse (Cav schooD at the corner OF
Biook avenue and Clay street on Saturday
evening. The stationmen at the engine
house OF Steam Flrc-Eu@ine Company No.
5 went around and put out the fire without
giving an alarm. At one timci was feared
that stream would be necessary, but The
firemen had the Use OF the new ladders re-
Gently lought by the Fire Committee, and
succeeded in getting to the roof and eXtin-
gushing the flames. Loss, about Sl5. a tire
station should be erected at each OF the pub
lie schools .a.-
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

,,n,aues IS pale and leadcn colored, WIN
.,,,s,onal nusles eircumscr''ed spot on one or
.,x ,he ewes become dull; the pupils
,,,e: sa azure semlc!rc'e runs along the lower eye
T -. ,ose Il ,rri;atcd, swels, ar.a sometimes
..., swelling Of tho upper HIP; oc"as'on''
.,o with bummlus or ttrobting Of the ears
,,.,, secre,,on OF saliva: Shiny or fu.red
,r.-,h very foul, particularly !u the morn
,rv. sppc;ite sarisa;e. sometimes voraci'as' "i'a
.,. ..nsa;ion Of the stomach, at others en-
,;-c,v gone; heetsrs pains in the stomach: occa-
,M,<es suc vomiting; violent pains through
49,. IL. abdomen; bowels irregular. at times tive:
,.o,,s .,imy. no, unfrequen,'y .inGed with blood;
,.,lv swollen ard hard; urine iurbid; respiration
..,o,s;nusay difficult, and accompanied by hic-
,o.sh cough somc!'mes Cry and convuisive: un'
,,.r and disturbed sleep. with grinding of The
...n. ,emper variable. bat generally irritable. &C
u.,s,crer ,sc above symptoms are found to cxis
DIR. c. McLANt's yERMlEUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT a CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form. Iiisan innocent prepara'ioN' nor ca
,,,.lL of doing the slightest injury to tae moS'
tsnftr iiJdnt.
The genuine DR.. MCLANE's EE2MIFuGE bears
,ba signatures O: c. MCLANE end FLEMING BROS
geu tie wrapper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

DIVIDENDS OF INSURANCE. CoMPANIES.-
The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company has declared dividend OF seven
per cent, payable to-day.
The Virginia State Insurance Company
has declared a dividend OF five per cent,
payable to-day.
The Merchants and Mechanics Insurance
Cempary: has declared dividend Of four
ps- cert., payable on the 9Th instant, and
has. carried to its surplus fund an.tmount
eagaI to this dividend.
xill tie ahcYs, dividends are made out OF
toe ,prodts OF TIE past six Rantbs, and are
freee9f taxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures 10.
seph j. White preSiding.-Ihe following
were tined: John Gaines, $3.50. disordery'
conduct: Richard Davis (colored). same,
s.; James Gatewood and Warrcntou Ford
icoIorcd), 81 each for creating disturb
ance; Thomas Jefferson (ceored). 81, dis
orderly conduct; james BagnaIl, -, Tor be-
ing Gruak ana di>orderly and using pro-
fame language; Martha Hewlett, 81 and
Benjamin Lewis (coloreD $3.50, creating 4
disturbance.
Mag4rta Lawson (coloreD, charged with
being druak and disordelIy on the streets,
WAS committed for five days in default OF
$50 surely.
\. Ii. Brown {colored), charged with he
ing disorderly, DC. was. committed for five
days in default OF $50 surety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

BRIEFS AND PERSON s.-Henry C.
Cabell, son OF Colonel Fl. Coalter Caheu, ap-
pointed cadet to West Point by General
Joseph E. Johnston, has passed his cxaui-
nation, and entered upon cadet life. ''
Hon. Thomas Ewing, M. c., reached
Richmond yesterday to confer with friends
in reference to the Richmond and Allie
ehanY Railroad Company. Last night a
serenade was rendered General Ewing at
Mr.. Parsons'S residence, but the General
was not AZ home.
Mrs Sarah J. Beazley, who reported on
Friday that she had been robbed OF $T5,
now states that her house "has not been rob-
bed. My money was misplaced. / have
gotten ny money again."
John y BeIvin, Esq, who has been quite
i'll. is improving fast.
We notice with pleasure by the Courier
Journal that P3ul Y. Tupper, OF our city,
was the rec' pient of another prize at the
late commencement OF the Louisville Medi-
cai Col'ese.-the Edward Miller prize, in
surgery.
The City Collectors Office was crowded
yesterday; it being the last day for the pay
mcnt Of city taxes without penalty.
Marshall NJ. Gillian, Esq, and family are
at Mlboro' Springs.
CARRIER ought to make his N1ain-Strect
omnibuses so that they can be readily dis
tincuislicd at Il distance by those waiting =
for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

l.. :. SQU1RE'S Classical and English School
closed OIL the 9Th JuEc, afera careful examtna.
tion with an award Of medals &c. TO proncicnts
In the several departments 1t is proper to note that
the past Is the secoa scs ion Of this school, re esta
hshed after the laps Of six years, and that II now
NUMBERS thirty pupils. Advance Classes viii BE-
formed ana pupils prouoIed the coming session.
which Ni'iopen On the 10Th OF September proxmo.
Nuhpfr limited 10 so mauy as can be thoroughly
Taught 10y he principal. aided oy Competent teach
ers in French and German
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

Temperance Sermons.- William a.
Campbell, pastor OF the Presbyterian church
here. delivered very interesting sermon
Sunday afternoon upon the subject Of tenn
peranee. 1t Is understood that each OF the
ministers in the city will deliver sermon
upon the same subject. Rev. G. G. Van
derslice, OF the Methodist church, will de-
liver a similar sermon next sunday ana
will be followed by another munster the
following Sabbath afternoon. fcs EH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

Corn AND FLOUR lENOHANGE. AT meet
Of the members of the Corn and Flour Ex-
change held yesterday morning the follow
ins officers we're elected for The ensuing
wear: President, Thomas W. McCanee !;
First President, Philip Haxall; Sec
ond Vice-President, George S. Palmer.
Directors: Alexander Walker, z. I. Kin
dred, p. II. Baskervill, William H..Jyler,
Robert T. Briggs, w. B. Warwick, C. L;
Todd, II. WalIerstcia, John p. Branch, aid
u, ,B, TaIiaterre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

Officers QualifeG.-The following are the
names of the officers recently elected, who
qualified before Judge William I. Clopton,
OF the Chesterfield County Court. in Yaca-
ton. Yesterday afternoon: w. b. Wool
bridge for treasurer, and 4. 4. Moore
deputy for treasurer; &. II. Flournoy for
sheriff. with w. &. Flournoy and Z. V.
CoeilI as deputies. A. B. Woodbridge
qualified as justice Of the peace for Man.
chester district. and Giles Haden as over
seer of the poor. Their term OF Office be-
uinS to-day,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

BANK DIvERz NDs.-The First National
Bank has declared dividend of five ser
cent, payable to-day; the Citizens Bank a
dividend OF four .Ier cent, payable on. Ii e
ui1 instxnt; the NationaI Bank Of Virginia,
the Union Bank Gf Richmond, and the
GSste Bank OF Virsania has each declared a
dtsidend.of three per cent. payable to-day;
and the Merchants hational Bank adMidend
OF i4fee.pes cent, payable on the Sd iastant.
All Eease dividends ass' made out OF the net!
profits Of ,tbe past six .nonths, and are Tree
0f tlyex
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Monthly Statistics. The statistical report
for the month of June, as presented BY the
clerk of the Hastings Court, j, as follows :
The number OF deeds recorded were 90.
Number OF marriage-licenses issued, Sd
white and l colored. The above shows an
increase in the number OF deeds recorded
as compared with the preceding month, and
slight decrease in the number of marriage
licenses issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

Non Compos Mentis. Chiei-ef. Police
Lipscomb. OF this city, arrested a white
man yesterday from the First Ward who
is thought to be crazy. He was lodged in
Jail. 1t will be determined this morning
whether or not Il commission de lunatico
ingIirend0 vii! be held.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

ANOTHER Picnic On JAMES ElyEE.-St.
P;trick's Conference OF ST. Vincent de
Paulwi'| give picnic on the Fourth on
the south side OF James river near the
granite works: Two lines CT !crry-bnat-,
from the lock-gates and from the Phi!adcI-
Dhia %harves, will convey passengers free
OF charge to the picnic grounds over the
river. Thele will be short excursions on
tl!e river and music on the excursion boat.
The notice will be found elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

Brief HemS.-AndFews Peterson. OF this
cily, had bis foot badly mashed last week
by horse stepping upon il.
The iawn-party at "Ingle>ide - for the
benefit OF the Presbyterian church will be
continued Tonight.
The Beau- Monde Club are making grca,
preparation for their picnic, which will be
given at Chesterfield Courthouse Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

Death of @ Foreigner.-Mrs. Dickinson.
4 Iadr from Scotland, who recently resided
iu the vicinity OF Chesterfield Courthouse,
died last Saturday afternoon after a long
illness. She came TO this country few
weeks ago in company with her daughter,
who is said to be musical prodigy, having
won Il medal in the international contest
several Years ago in Europe for being one
of the best performers on musical instru'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

! He Ared Him.--TLere was considerable
eycltement Sunday afternoon near Cowardin
avenue, occasioned by II lively tight between
snsncer Winiree and Wesley Brumskili
Ieoiored). It resulted iu Wintree receiving
. lick with IN axe besides other slight in-
iuries. He proved too tough for the axe,
however, as vas seen at court Tlsy were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

HENmc0 COUNTY CoCET.-The Hrnrco
County Court-Judge Minor presidinc-
was in session yesterday. No business OF
puLllc interest was transacted. Tie Judge
passed sentence upon John Miles (coiorcd),
the EIcnrico burglar, which was twenty-five
years in the peniientiary and thirty-Dnc
la>h;s. Miles vii! be conveyed to the Ecn-
Tertiary some time during the present week.
The court vii! be in session tomorrow.
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arrested on cross-warranis and required to
give bond in the sum OF $50 to be of good
behavior for six months. Brumskill, upon
being asked by the Court why be struck
Winfree. said he didn't strike him; only
axed him out OF his yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

TRANSPORTING oE-C0MPgNY DIvIDEGDs--
Tie Riehinond and Petersburg Railroad
Company has deslnred dividend OF 2 per
cent on the sarnings OF the past six
months, payable at the ofsce of the COM
paDy TO. day. 49,
: The Old Dominion Steamship Company
t,as declared diyident OF 5 per cent., paya-
bic ro-day 10 he Virginia ecktlolders at
the Office OF George W. Allen & Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

TIE CITY AND THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GlIANT RAILROAD COMPANY.-h Joint meet
ing Of the Committees Oh Finance and Wa
fer was held 1T the Council Chamber yes
tcrday cvcDiugto confer wiIhthe represent
ativcs of tie Ilchmoud and Allegheny
Railroad Company. The question Of the
Indebtedness # the James River and Ka-
n.wIa Canal Company to the city was dis
usscd-Genera Ewing and Mr.. II. c. Par
sons representing the Richmond and Ale
chauy Railroad Company.
No definite conclusion was reached, but
those representing the city expressed them
selves as willing to make . liberal arrange
ment with the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company i'll regard to what is due
by the canal company.
Adjourned to meet again next Monday.
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EIRE-COAL,

The supervisor OF school property reLort-
ed that oa Saturday the roof Of Clay school
took fire and was Slightly damaged. In
sured for s2,30s in Granite Insurance Com
pany.
On motion of Mr.. Powers, the Secretary
was authorized TO advertise for sealed pro-
posaIs for coal for the winter, to be,opened
bv the Board July 10th.
The supervisor Eeported1hat The SCHOOL
tlouses needed paiut and repairs.
Adjourned.
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FnuRrH OF St1Y AT FoRTRkss Monroe.

FOURTH OF SBLY AT F0RTREss Monroe
Fey the benefit OF hundreds OF our people
who desire to spend the Fourth at Old
Poist the Arie! will leave here at P. M.
ON tue I'd and return bye A. NJ. on the 5ts,.
The en- Ierprise is nnder The ausp.ces OF the
Howitz.,r Battery and Association and
Guard s,' the Commonwealth. This will he,
il js pref 1ised, % the trip Of the season."
Tickets to- be had OF officers OF the sompa-
mics. also al the steamer. Round trsD, 81.
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THE MACKINNON PEN.

An entre.y new writing instrument for the desk
or pocket, combiniag the convenience OF the lead
pencil aud the permanently OF pen and Ink.
!, Price. $3.50, ~, and $3.50.
For sale n. RANDOLPH 4 ESGLISHS
Bookstore and Hlank-Boox Sanufaetory.
t6 26-dEw go.
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THE CITY SCHOOLS.

INTERESTING MEETING YEsTERDAY-GoN-
DrTI0N OF THE sCHoOLs-ELECTIoN OF
TEACHERS POSTPONED UNTIL TIE 10TH
OF JULY-wHAT IS PROPOSED TO BE
DoNEAsTo OPENING THE s CHooLs NEXT
FALL, &c, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01
Statigtfcs for June.
nrTrnpnY nnrrIr

The following table shows the state OF the
thermometer tFahrenheit) at sunrise during
the month OF June, the. course of the wind,
and also the highest aud lowest points OF
temperature reached each day:
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VIE CHEAPEST EXCURSION 81 90
OF THE SEASON
TO WEST POINT,
MONDAY, JrLY 7, 1879.

5oC. ROUND-TRIi' TICKETS soc.
Children Il &c wears AMI under free.
Wnv-pas.engers. 81 cents.
Tickets for sale by COMMITTEE" 1T Gcrot on lEor:-
III. OF the 7th.
DINNER at Grove Hotel. SO cents.
OYSTERS. CRAisS. and FISH Ia abundance.
MUSIC BY 4 FINE STEiNt: BAND.
DANCING, BOATING, FISHING, aad B!.TH-
ING.
Tain viii leave Ut 1880 A NJ: and. returning,
will arrive IN EtcEmoud at 1870 T.. VI Best order
will be preserved No liquor Will Lc allowed 10 Ec
sold Oh the train. :. H. rERDU Z. M,rr snr.
Commit e.: JOHN +. GRIFFIN, \. =. Bt'ER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

VIRGINIA CoLORED EDUCATIONAL AND HIS
ToRICAL AssOCIArIoS.-Th Association
meets in Lynchburg on July 10th. 1t is
composed OF colored teachers and others
interested in the education Of the cnored
people OF the State. Among those who are
to send papers are Miss NJ. F. Voolfolk, on
"Vocal Music in the Public Schools"; W,
c. Roane, on the "Increase OF Petty
Crimes"; and r. P. Brooks, on the ..Prac
tical Operation Of Our Jury Law" This
Association was organized in this city some
gears ago, and has accomplished much for
the co!ored people. ~, ..;. ... -.--~~e@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

BrILDING-FGSD DIVIDENDS. Tie Rlc'.-
mond Perpetual Building Loan and TRUSS
CoHspapy has declared dividend OF PEI
cent. on the profits ct the past six mouths
free of taxes, payable on the 10th instant.
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RICHMOND. VA, Jun. 2S. 1879.

RICHMOND, VA, june %, 1879.
NEVIDEND NOTICE.-Thc Beard of
IL Directors of ,.ic MERCHANTS NATIONAL
RANK il,"a this ~. declared u .iVlDEND 1F
THREE PR It.H.T. on tpr capital stock Ont Of
inc cart.i - o tC .e,uk ror The past six months,
pllabr - iHc >'0c*hOidcrs on aud after tive Sd
say NJ ja.y .,X:. JsB. NORTON.
# j. 3t-tl Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

PARTING SERENADE TO GENERAL JOHNSON.
4 very large pumber Of General Bradley
Y, Johnson'> friends met last night at the
81. Claire Hotel, and, headed by band,
proceeded to the Generals residence, where
they were met by another large party, and
a serenade was rendered General Johnson.
Hon. 4. NJ. Kelley made an appropriate adj
dress. and WAS followed by Dir. S. B. Witt,
who read complimentary letter from May or
Carriagton. General johnson replied in
lifting language; after which many OF his
friends shook hands with the General and
bade him goodbye. His parting with scvc-
raj prominent gentlemen was very affecting.
This morning the General will be escorted
to the uoIthen train by the Richmond Grays.
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itn,.. rro,..,.n Ar scnI;przEN PARK.-Pro

TIE FouRrn At scnUgrzEN PARK.-Pro-
fcssor Kessnicll has arranged an attractive
pro gramme Tor the Fourth OF July at the
James. River Brew ery schuetzen Phrk),
embracing tub race, bout race, yacht race,
tgc. The concert ana the various amuse-
n,euta proposed for the day will doubtless
draw together IL large nuiu6er OF persons,
and rem der the Fourth atthe brewery highly
enjoyable. ,,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

AspREws,s BAzAR for July has Just been
received from the publisher. w. Il. An
dreWs, Cincinnati. Ohto. This is an excel
lent igsbian an.paper. s. 5'ss /. ..
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RICIfMOND POITERY.

DICuMOND PUTTERY.-I would most
III respectfully inform the trade and the pa2he
gcnesa,iy thar nave this day SUGGESTED MT; IN.
Rockett., where intend io manufacture the BESI
QUALITY OF sToNEWARE or al ase snapes sIS aas
sfs.s: also, TERRA-CUTTA $GARDEa.bASE
aad FIOWER.poTS or s,I sizes from 10 tneh-s
down 10 az inches OF which ehsr 10 vel, es se
49, 49, +. n "a r. JOHN i. RARH,
JULY j, 1879, ~ l.lNs
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-nE STATE Ble:K OF VIRGINIA. (.
RICHMOND. ~, June 26, 1879. .
fTtA DIRECTORS Gs' THIS BANK
- - easI 3 tbs day d9eiarcda IS3vLDEND OF THREE
s, En- tfNI Hrresf taxes) saH2 or the earnings or
IS7S. o' 80 "y MI TAM ~ HIGT ~
je2T-St Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

DR.. AYRE'S LABORATORY, that has done such
wonders for III sick, now issues potent restorcr
Tor Tie 5eau:ieS Of naakiud-for The comc!lnpS<
wnic: advancing age Is 90 prone TO diminish and
destroy. His FIGoE mOHnts nxuriant toc.,s op the
bali ana gray ia cs among :lad thus lays us ul-
Ger obligations 10 !im for ,hc goJd lool as well as
heal II Of he community.
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II L II. NyAI.ElRD

To,r.r In BOOKS. STATIONERY. ORGANS, and
PIANOS ha. removed rom OLA Main street TO II
BROAD STREET, where he CONTINUES 10 keep 8
full stock Of stationery and Miscaashe''is Books
also the American Trac Society and SundaySchool
Uuion Publications ut soce,y prices. ANY book
sent BY mall on receipt of retail price. Je2o-lw
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NATIONAL BANK OF EIRCISIA,l
pIrl.NnED VA Lnnr o. fS1l L

FMS BANK II As DECLARED 4 DIVI-
= DEE0 OF THREE PER CENT. free fro:I ali
aXes, ot Of the t.l- If the past six moDihS. pay
at." 10 tie stockholders on and after the 1St DE. of
JAY. j. W. LOCENWD,
';r 3n-lH Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

fHAyE ASALYzEn TIFF wHiSEEY known under
The brand OF " B-Scect." contradict by Messre.
WALTER u. BLAIR Il Co. RichmOn.. Va. and lind
IL free from iusi oil ami ether impurities, and re-
It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. Il. MCCAw. VI. d.,
latu Professor OF Chemistry.
ilcGic:l Co.!c,e Of Virginia.
January l3, 1872,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.l
RicHMosD. VA. Ju.ae 26. 1879.
IhE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
PFs nTs 1s thiS day declared DIVA 'END OF FIVE
tho tEA s: Tree OF taxes, pavaok- on ana atter
M27-tJy4 80 " asher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

The greatest appetizer. stomach, blood, ona liver
regulator on earlh-!!op Biitcr&.