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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

PosT-OFFIcE STATIsTICs.-The following
is report of mail matter delivered and col
.Iected by the ett+ carriers at the post-office
here for the past month Carriers en-
ployed, Is; delivery trips daily, 2, 3, and
d; collection trips, daily, 9, 3, and 4; regis
tered letters delivered, OH; mail letters
delivered. 107,O75; mail postal-cards deliv-
cred, 3O,614; local letters delivered, S,O5s; !;
local postal-cards, delivered. 1892; news
papers, &C., delivered, 5O.6s5; letters re-
turned to the office, 248; letters collected,
SO, ,127; postal-cards collected, %, 40; news
pal pers. &C., collected. 7.7S5; total postage
on local matter delivered through the boxes,
general delivery, or by carrier, s33O59.
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A HANDSOME PLANT.-Persons OF q bo-
tanical turn OF mind will be interested to
see, beautiful specimen OF the rare plant
called yucca philamentosa, now, In fun
bloom at the Old Reservoir. It is an Inn
posing flower Us it stands with dense cus-
ter OF white blossoms, about two and hall
feet in height and ten inches in diameter.
It Is probably the highest type of that fam
ily OF plants, Of which the bear.grass is q
more commonly known species.
The plant was raised by Mr.. Lysander
Rose, the courteous superintendent Of the
reservoir; was .transplanted there by him
last fall, and has bloomed now. for the first
time, although he has had it for years. II
is well worth seeing. The garden, too, is
in the highest state of cultivation, and a
stroll through lis beautiful walks is most
crafty Ing, and impresses one With, the fact
that Mr.. Rose has spared none OF his energy
or taste in E.akng this public garden spot
Of rare beauty. ..s..~, -. .-,,. -.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM CALIFORNIA
[San Francisco correspondence OF Balti-
more Sun. .]-Free hot baths are supplied in
Nevada. about mile below the mouth OF
Sutro tunnel. The water is hot when it
flows from the silver mines, and it retains
its heat beyond the point Of comfort for five
Fifty, Chinese doctors are practicing IN
this city. A few of these have acquired
wealth from Christian confidence in their
treatment. They solicit cases which do not
Weld to our systems, and wonderful cures
are narrated. Our laws require that per-
sons desiring to practice medicine must
show diploma orcertticate OF competency
from some regular medical association.
This law virtually excludes Chinese doc
tors. Six of them have been cited to show
cause why they do not comply with the
law. We have 80. 600 Chinese who have no
faith in our systems. The exclusion would
deprive them OF medical aid in sickness.
Tie question is, have we the right to COM
pei people to employ doctors OF our selec-
ton - y i.-.' ....-..... ..~.,
The Solano is Just launched-the largest
steam ferry-boat in the world. 1t is to
carry overland passengers in their cars
across the Straits of Carquinez sacramento
riverJ without stoppage, as heretofore men
toned, shortening the journey six hours
from New York to San Francisco. freig hts
also. The boat accommodates forty-eight
freight-cars.- A long strip OF swamp is en-
tered atthe Benicia landing, in which is a
sink that has been for months swallowing
all the earth that could be dumped. at
last construction track was laid. Last
| week three hundred feet Of it sank fifty feet
deep. A new route is contemplated on the
upland. .....-:.,
Trubody's blackberry ranch, in Napa
county, covers thirty acres, and contains
10000 blackberry-yines, in rows eight feet
apart. Picking began June 10th and lasted
to August 2Otb. The yield was q tons per
acre; sales netted three cents a pound No
artificial irrigation. A similar one in San
Jose Valley - yielded berries OF less sweet
ness because it was irrigated" It is an in
variable rule that fruits and vegetables lose
quality BY irrigation in summer.
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THE YAzoo hFFA1R-LETTER FROM NR.
BARKsDALE.-[From the Washington PoSt.1
The following letter from Mr.. James A!
Barksdale to the editor Of the Jackson
(Miss.) Clarion, goes to substantiate the
view we have taken OF the question Of his
difficulty with Dixon. 1t is entirely dis
passionate, and is the modest and manly
defence OF nam who, by the testimony OF
all who knew him, was never engaged in
personal broils, but was noted for upright
ness and sobriety, and for gentleness, as
we'll as courage The letter was private,
the editor Of the Clarion being Barksdsle's
uncle, and consequently only extracts are
published; but enough Is given to show
the attitude Of the man who waits for bis
trial, knowing that he will be vindlcated
by the facts: -. ..'.i'3
Yazoo City, MISS, August %. 1871
am grateful for your kind words Of ap-
proval and sympathy. Higher considers
lions than even those OF elf-defence ac-
tuated me. II had not felt myself over
whelmingly tustitiable in the affair Dixon
would have lived, 80 far as I was concerned,
to the end Of time.
I had positive knowledge that he had
Diotted to assassinate me, and that my life
was in constant peril; but he was not salts
fled with abusing me and threatening my
life. -,
Me DETAINED the innocent who are dearer
to me than all others on earth, and who
could bave had nothing to do with the
issues between him and myself. The time
will not come urtil am in my grave when
any man to wreak bis vengeance upon
Others can defame them with impua1ty.
All these shocking things, and many more
which would justify me in the eyes OF any
one Whe has a particle of manhood In his
nature, will be brought out In the trial.
The com bat on my part was fatr, open.
and Honorable. he had created q state Oh
war and was responsible for the
.,.@... e.~s..e..-.-
N under q BIG, 900 bond after waving
prel. .,minary sKaIninatton. -, "a ~
AffectionateR yours, IN I
JAMES "A. BARKsDALE.
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Discharged from tie Penitentiary.-Jor-
dan Epps (colored), who was sent from this
city TO the penitentiary for three years, was
released from that institution yesterday, his
term of Imprisonment having expired.
Epps, 1t will be remembered, struck
Roger Scott, OF Manchester. with four
pound weight, and assaulted him with in
tent to kill He was sentenced to the PEN
iteutiary for eight years by the jury, but
obtaining new trial. pleading guilty Of
the charge, and throwing himself upon the
mercy of the court, was sentenced for three
pearS .-..' t."as. .7 t.r -. '. III ''
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Communicated

: Editors Of the Dispatch: We notice in
your issue OF The 4th instant three commu-
nications addressed TO Mr.. Fl. A. Atkinson
to define his position. AS Mr.. Henry has
responded to the "four questions" and
Mr.. Atkinson is now called on to state his
views on the issues OF the day, we now call
on Mr.. Samuel, ,Pulllam to state, bis views
on the following questlons: a-,.-.s .,a:rs
1st. The State debt. e ..,: ...,.s...
b Cd. The Sunday liquor law. ...-....., .
, Sd. II General Malone is nominated for
United States senator will you cast your vote
for him? sa' ,.1'
4th. Public schools. FAIR PLAY. =,
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RICHMOND, September q, Is

----I--- RICHMOND, september 4, 1873.
Editors Disputch: A few only OF the cam
didates have answered the questions pro-
pounded to them as to their position upon
the two great issues OF this campaign, and
some perhaps think the people will take for
granted that they are all right, and that by
silence or evasive answers position upon
both ticketS:--tbe Conservative and Malone
tickets-might be secured. Let us tell them,
Messrs, Editors. that the mass. OF the Oon-
granted in this matter, and will vote for no
one who does not squarely and boldly ''toe
the mark" We want to know to poSitiue
certainty who we are voting for, and will do
our best to defeat every tshy one, OF them.
.r ~ . -, CONSERVATIVES,
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE J
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

RICHMOND, September 4, 1870. 2
The following canvassers have been ap-
pointed: ......
First Congressional District-Colonel Fl.
3. Tomlin. .
Third Congressional District-John S.
Wise.
Petersburg City-R. B. Davis, W. B.
Mcllwaine.
Charlotte County-John B. McPhail, a.
j. Terry, G. R. Green.
james City and Williamsburg-R. T.
Armlstcad.
+ Fourth Congressional District-F. D.
Irving, Thomas F. Goode.
Seventh Congressional District Marshall
Hanger.
Ninth Congressional Distrct-A. L..
Pridemore.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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THE STATE CANVAS.
+, .ss...ss. ROOMS STATE CossERTATIyB1.
i''-.''' = Z Z. 80 !E11CT Tffvx- x-CO4fnfrTHE.s3
-. sits, ,cyRICHIf0ND.. R&F4esnfsey. g. lRJQI .ts

H.. i y cy.ss; bgoAe SrAfE C0NSHRTATIvR3
41s 50 20 RIcHMoED,, ssptenber 5, 1872 3ss
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS, 70 be
~ addressed BY one or more disttsuished gpeak-
erx, viii be held throughout thd State d1rins The
month OF September, as follows :'s9i a'2st
September 6th-Petershurg City.
September, Sth- -Botetourt tFfncsstlel Caroline
Bowfing Grsen), CLARKE Courthouse. Henry Conf
house, James City Courthouse Wiiffamsburgf,E E6n.
doun CoaHhoue. sLoniia CoGriaoasea LunenBStk
Courthouse, Malhews Courthouse, Eorthampteq
Courthouse, Northumberland Courthouse, Rapp6-
hammock Courthouse. Shenandoah woodsIockl, SUI.
ok, Wythe Courthouse. ~ sissa iss ssieG$IstE
September 9sh-FeYd Courthouse, Gges Court
house. SOFT Courthouse farewell Courthouse Nor
September 1otb-Greene courthSddte. Portsmouth
september I1th-New Kent Courthouse. Prince
George Courthouse, Warwick Courthouse. Peters
burg city might. 1.7et 9gtsfw2Is = ~ GNtEss
I. September l3th-Hizhlsnd Courthouse.
September 10TH Allegheny Courthouse, Amherst
Courthouse, Carroll Courthouse, Culpeper Court
house, Dinwfddle Courthouse, Essex Courthouse,
Esirfaa Courthouse, Lancaster Courthouse, Mech.
lenburs Courthouse Boydios), Norfolk county,
Pit'sylyauis Courthouse, Rockingham Courthouse
tHarri'onburgI. srnyth Courthouse, southampton
Courthouse. = tx eE9 38aEJ .il@.!#
Warren Courthouse iErout RoyaD.
sap.enser 17:h-Hanover Courthouse. staHbrd
Courthouse. ~ ~ .t=esI - -tst.s = - ~,
September 1sth-Charles City Courthouse, Freds.
ricksburk city, Goochland Courthouse. s..a...
September 20th-Bath Warm Springs), Norfolk
city tnghtl.
September 22d-Alexandria city, Bedford Court
house. Cumberland Courthouse, Fau1uier Court
house tWarrsn,on), Fluvanna Courthouse, Grayson
Courthouse. Halifax Courthouse, Highland Court
house, King William Courthouse. Nelson Court
house. Orange Courthouse. Page Courthouse, Wash.
insros Courthouse tAbingdonl, Wessmoreland
Courthouse. Wise Courthouse. Staunton Chy.
September 23d-Bland Courthouse, Montgomery
(Chrstiansbargl, Patrick Courthouse. Surry Court
house. -.y-t
September 24th-Amela Courthouse, Middle.ex
Courthouse.
September 25th-Appomattox Courthouse, Rash
Courthouse, Elizabeth city Courthouse. Madison
Courthouse. r. II. LOGAN Chairman
J. Bell Bigger, Secretary
Conservative papers please copy. au3O
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Fight in SCAMP Poodle. - Yesterday
morning Susan and Queen Fleming color
edlc,were arraigued before the Mayor,
charged with lighting and disturbing the
citizens of !aSwamp-Poodle," locality
near the Danvile bridge. A number OF
witnesses were present and testified in the
case. His Honor required them to pay the
costs, which amounted TO several dollars.
This is the first instance on record where q
Queen was arraigned before any of5our
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

! TIE CORN ,CRoPs.-The crops OF corn IN
the surrounding country. under the infiu.
ence OF the "latter rains'' and the splendid
growing weather which succeeded, have
come out wonderfully, and promise-the
late planting especially-a fine yield. We
heard gentleman remark few days since
that he would not take per cent. on the
cost of his farm for his net profits from IT
during the year. This is the result which
we hope may be the experience OF many OF
our planters this year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

! THE THEATRE To-N1GBT.-The Fay Tenn
pleton Star Alliance Combination VIII ap-
pear at the Theatre tonight and play their
new military drama. The company repre-
sents about thirty-fve people, and it is SAID
To- be q good one. Tomorrow afternoon, az
the matinee, and at night 81. NJ. s. Pinafore
viii be presented. Seats may be secured oil
Johnston'S music-store. -
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S"T @
True :
IFrern the AShepaum.1

DIRa tIFrem the AtheDaum.1 =
A. correspondent has sent us startling
letter from Miss NJ. Betham- Edwards, from
whichwe give an. extract: 81 send you the
following particulars OF recent scientific
Invention just patented, ard destined with
out doubt to play very important part in
our economic history. I think it must be
regarded asa solution for once and for all
OF the great coal question, or rather fuel
question, not only among ourselves but
abroad. ID. Bourbonnel, Of Diion, the cele.
brated lion and panther-slayer, lighted upon
the following discovery by hazard, and after
six years persistent, investigation brought
1t to entire workable perfection. He dis
covered by means OF two natural sub
stances, inexhaustible:i in nature; the means
of lighting and maintaining fire without
wood or coal; u fire instantaneousiy lighted
and extinguished; a fire causing nc; dust,
smoke, or. trouble; "a FIRE costing one tenth
at least OF ordinary fuel;t and, what is more
wonderful still, fire the portiep OF which
answering to our fuelis everlasting that IS
to say would last a lifetime. u. Bourbon
nePs invention comprehends both stove and
| fuel. The fires could be on the minulest
scale or on the largest. They would. be
used for heating baby's food or for roast
| ing an OK. Being lighted instantaneously,
they will be a great economy OF time.
NJ. Bourbonnel at once patented his
invention, and body Of engineers
and sayants from Paris visited him,
and pronounced his discovery the. most
remarkable Of the age. He has had several
offers for. the purchase Of the patent in
France, but wants to sell it in England, his
own occupation being in another line. Any
English gentleman or firm wishing to see his
fires or stoves could do so by writing to him
day or two beforehand. His address Is NJ.
Bourbonnel, Dion. : - = I have seen
these fires and stoves. There is no mistake
! about the matter. 1t is as clear as possible
that here we have perpetual and economi-
| cal source Of fuel. Two hundred years ago
the dlscoverer would surely have been
burnt as wizard. o. .....-'' Z - '.' .-.- '.''
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SPtENDIp PEAcHEs.-Mrs. Williams kee-'
see sent ito the Dispatch office yesterday
some OF her fae peaches, raised on Churen ,,
Fill. sYwo 1.-the peaches We're aken at
random from her lot; one weighed eight
and half ounces and the other nine ounces.
Who. can bent that z ~. /. .Et7s, q
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The, Musicale To-NigM.--Dr. BartkoW-
ski. OF Richmond. the newly-appointed nu"
sical director for the, Beethoven Associa'
ton. viii serve tonight for the first time.
A Splendid programme has been arranged.
The affair promises to be highly Interest
ing, and no doubt large crowd will be IN
ottandancp .r-.- - 49, a-ees -zs..
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DRAWING LINE ON THE CANDIDATEs.--At
12 M. Monday the primary-election ticket
will be made up and handed to the printer.
Only those who have paid their assessment
for defraying the election expenses will
have their names placed upon it. Checks
made payable to Captain G.. W. Taylor,
treasurer Of the City Conservative Commit
tee, may be left with the secretary OF the
committee. .agt :: 34~.c .s.Hs'.,r d;
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BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY.
Major John W. Johnston, president OF the
James River and Kanawha Company, re.
turned to Richmond on Wednesday, having
started the contractors to work on the
Buchanan and Clifton Forge railway on
Tuesday morning. The work is to be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible, and
under the contract with Messrs. Mason &
Hoge is to be completed on the 18th Of Sep
rom her 1890
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

socf; BILE Ar ST. Marks SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Il he Iadi>,s OF St. Marks church WIZ COZ
tinue to,ntybt their church soclapie Hh.ou na,
began last eyeniag at the. Sunday 'scnoei
room. t:,!ta5rs .4lt.5'' I, 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atth.
DISPATCH PRiNTlHG-HousE. Good work. Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. ,...,
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SEST TO JAIL. Emmett r. William
son: Of Chapel Hill, N. c., arrested on Tues
day ut Meherrin, was taken before COM
missioner at Greensboro and committed In
default OF bail. he is charged with defam-
ing the character OF two highly-respectable
ladies by postal cards sent through the
nrniJo3 ssf5aht~. .ta-ts -! - - At:t! 'ifiL
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.PoRCELAIN-LINED ICE-CREAM FREExERS are
used By PIzzTNI TO keep his superior ice.creams In
His creams are made from pure materials.
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THOSE CHEAP UMBRELLAS at LEVY BRO
THEIRS are being rapidly disposed of. Those who
wish TO avail themselves of the best bargain in this
line ever offered should purchase ut once.
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IT is NOT OFTEN that such stock OF DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., rs LEVY BROTHERS are
now offering Is thrown upon the market at such low
prices. As this sale will sn9y be continued for u
FEW WEEKS LONGER, we advise those In want Of
FIRsT-CLASS GOODS ut LOW PRICES to call early
and make their purchases.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

Ad- o.. cu sGkcs Of gsa4 E8ta:s r'ad: bsts:a
the Let Of January and last Of s'alf ire tnSeSle
or an sales made bet .eec.t the lSt 6fJuydad tas
Of the year the tares hare to be paid by the sstsr
,fThiS custom was adortsd ahont nitttn year: af'
by all the real estate agents in RICHMOND, ana N.Y.
plies 20 Richmesd and yirlnityJ
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 1oH A. NJ, household furn
lure. Nc,
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CAND,DATEs FOR OFFICE.

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE SIX
l. TENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT: hereby
announce myself candidate for the SENATE from
ibe district composed of the counties of Chester.
field, Powhatsn, and G0ochand, and the city OF
Manchester. suDjsct TO tie nomination Of the Con-
servaive Convention. Ii elected shall vote agaist
the repeal of he McCulloch bill and am opposed 10
any further sgiIatio Of the deb question. kepct-
fully. Use 4-3t*I .s.- G. W. TURNER.
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IA THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH r
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1RCU-
LATIoE OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY News
PAPERS OFTHE CITY. fsSfila f3a
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READ LEVY BROTHERS column advertisement
and You will fad some article In 1t that you want.
and, Of course will save money If you purchase 1t
of Them,
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Madame Adeiina Patti is5 now thirty y-six
yearIT Old J; Msdame Cariotta Patti Mnnek
Is thirty.nins; Madame Nilsson is thirty
two. s-57ss u III
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NJ. ELLYSoN 4 Co.. advertising ayenrs, insert so.
verhsemeats In all Of the newspapers OF the Un,,at
SlS.es aspubtshe-s' rates. Orders left q. The DE
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4 FINE CHEw-Cheapest out-10c. Il plug, tt
the pound, At Z. WIIITLOCK's,
l445 Main strast-
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THIS is what A. A. Fuller. Esq. of Boston, says
about BURNETT'S COCAINE: II have used less
than q bottle. The dandruf and the irritation
which caused It, have entirely disappeared. and my
hair was never before in so good condition"
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DR.. JOHN MAHoNY has returned to the city
62S east Main street.
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Gin Gouaeil.-A regular meeting Of the
Cify Council will be held tonight a. .
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IL. fTr.E5IS II &i.ISI! Z i = 80 .4s4 4 f..
Entered at the Post ONCE at Richmond, Va. as
90. .'a'S' second. class rzatser.j -
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nnHR EUREKA CLEANER AND POL
u IeHER. THE V6EKEEPERN GRiEHD.
TuyRttsrs, Hf31yas, ailW, EHtves and rorks, 6tst.
ussse 4s. s sppr sFosss or psgsss fos " ~ =, y
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WEATHER REPORT. 81 7.

INDICATIONS FOR Tod the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather. norfhwestet1y winds. stationary
or lower temperature, and rising lbarome-
ter. E9
For the. South Atlantic States, clear >or
partly cloudy weather.. variable, winds,
mostly northerly, stationary temperature,
with stationary or rising barometer.
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DIR. G. McLANE's vERMTFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
The countenance is pale and leaden. colored, with
occasional flushes or crcumscribed spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
l.t., $500 49, '~.-~-
I'D: the nose is frritated, sweIls, aEd sometimes
sleeds; swelling of tho upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or tbrobbing OF the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva: shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly In the morn
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
knauing sensation of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; fieetipg pains in the stomach; occa-
aonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out tho abdomen bowels irregular, at times cosiye;
stools shiny, not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough; cough sometimes dry and copyulsive; nm
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR, C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
..l IT DOES not CONTAIN MERCURY
In any FORM 1t is an innocent preparation, not ca
psble Of doing the slightest injury TO the most
tender infant. '''- ..s.. .....-
The genuine DIR. McLANE's vERsnFueE bears
| the signatures Of G, McLANE and FLEMING Bros
N the wrapper 80 ~ tr.'G =
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DICHMON u FEMALE SEMINARY,
III 4OS EAST MAIN STREET.
DICHMOND C hLEGE,
RICHl NSND, VA.

Location Eealthfui. Instruction thorough. Ez-
pens IS moderate. 80. 81
Next session opens ErTEMRER 18TH, and
close. dune 18Th.
ACADEMIC SCHOOLS an GA SCHOOL OF LAay.
EXPENSES: Per session so1 mine months (6sn.
araeing natriculaIion and ufOn ices ruel, nghAs-
aud washi0g,, $l1S
Good board, In messing lzss, about $3.50 peg
noah; at The College board. Ax-aousei, from $la
tosi3
For catalogues, apply at the 'nk st2rssor 3 address
Chairms;n OF the faculty.
ag2.aoStSs1 @ g td,Sel2 a..- 81. s-,r
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o'clock. There is no business Of special Inn
portance to be transacted. ,
The Council bas not yet appointed port
warden for this city. There Is but one ap-;
plicant for the position. d;ta tsafss w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
partly cloudy.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: g. a, M.y72 !;
9 A. NJ, 8o::,noon, 8S; 3P. NJ 81; s P.
NJ, 80; midnight. TO- ,s@s.ea,s.>9,! E.l|I
Mean5temperatures 10 5-6.t fi:1f-%@ :, ~! ;,