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gsOIEES FOR SALE.
THOROUGHBRED HORSE sEN
I ~
FOR SALE.

OcePair HAhi1sLETONIANS, rich h:ss .six nnd
sex sp Years old sound and gentle toall iatpess can
trot td pole In three minutes.
"ALESTER,'r ptIOROUGHBRED SoRREL
G sdiDiNGr s:xtpen hands high. Elk ie4rii old; by
EprIes - tlne roadster, gentle TO J.laRrncss can
lot In 2:5O-.
"HARRY, ,'-lsaY G GELDING. sixt :aa hands high.
bur years Old; hy king Lear" we y or0ken to all
iarness. 81" "..
4 MILTON" CHESTNUT sOR aET,, six years
bid, sixtcsca hands hIgh .sor md sad gentle; hue
Eoads:er md suidIe-horsc.
4 Pair irTI1aHOCGHDKED @ OTIS, three and four
years ot.
Ore IsiY MARE, seven yea. s-sld sui'sble for
family sses; sound and gcn6 .; cE9 irol IN $3.50.
THOROUGHBRED MAT :E, ..Llzzie Hunt" by
"Allle Hunt,7 dvc years old works gentle In all
harness.
one FINE THOROUGHBRED MARE, by
"Curs.s.n seven years old; h.e saddle aud rtying
horse.
TI.@noCGyBEED ST AH..ION. three y sars old,
By :tlIdeU:aIer.'
Oaa TlioROUGHBB ET.S0RREL FSRSE, by
"C.Iies.- four years sid gentle 10 a1aharness.
.csd riding and drivt lg itDrc.
The above horses wg!c Jsri!s1a In V,tsipia, ana
WI: bc soli accof imoliting terms. An 0ppor.
tsaity to secure supc "r iad c and d. sying-horaes
! sach rs The above Is cd IA Offered.
They can be seen 4. ~: stables. FrsakEn street,
! RIcalnOnd, Va. Apply % +. T. EASs,
J tslo-1Ot JOHi 3. DAVIS.
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Brief NsmS.--The trial OF the Ta1ssy rob.
bers will rake place at the next tern, Of the
Hastings Court. They are atpreser5 In the
city JAIL.
Owing to the want Of materlall repairs
have been stopped on the Free bridge. It
IS hoped that the necessary mafsraE may at
once be furnished.
There will be alLday preaching at
Branch's church, in Chesterlpid,. o few
miles from the city, next Sunday. Rev g..
Q. Vanderslice, of this place, is expected TO
take part in the services. 5H..-..
ta'29fbe Beau Monde Assembly have decided
to giVe.a picnic at the Chesterfield court
house July 4th. A number OFFS friends Of
the Assembly will be einvited' to attend
3 George Lewis fcoored), the allegod Mid
lothian murderer. has expressed to- the
writer q desire to be tried at the July term
Of the County Court, giving:as> his neasen
that be was tired of remaining: in such q
lonely cell as he is now in. >.f.' .H.-2 -.
Two Youngsters from Cowardinausnue,
who have been absent from the city some
time, and have travelled throughout the
South in search Of u fortune, returned here
a few days ago, and are edeeply1impressett
with the fact that there Is no place like
home. !" i.H i.-1..i...s '4.
A regular meeting OF the City Council
will be held next Friday night in Council
Chamber Halt at 8 O'Clock. 3. ."".. ..
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SAILING Ely Ma0NLIGHT.-On Monday eve
ming next Il rare chance from the nany cX-
.cursions that are being made this season for
real enjoyment will be oiieged by the Young
Mems Missionary Society OF the Scconi
Baptist church.
This excursion will rot differ from The
other moonlight EXCURSIONS WHICH hxye
been made down the James in Sd mreh as
it viii be made on the steamey Ariel. but
the perfection OF the arrangements which
have been made to- insure it's success puts
it probably ahead OF others for comfort and
propsiety. A special commatee OF ladies
from the church will see to ladies without
escorts, and have charge Of refreshments.
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A Great Sever.
THE LARGEST ARTIFICIAL. WATER OUTLET OF
IT'S sKiNn IN TIE WORLD.


Ground was broken Yesterday near the
Eastern Brauch, some distance north OF tue
new jail, and in the Y icinity OF the old horse
corral, for the ont;truction OF the largest
barrel sewer in t'ne world. The contract
for the construct. .On OF the section about to
be built was recently awarded to the we'll
known contract or, 10. Loane, OF Baltimore.
Fred. CrowleI, will have charge OF the WORK:
This section embraces 2,025 feet, aud VIII
run from Maryland avenue ana t,1-
teenth 81 rect northeast TO the outiee
south of E. street, between seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets. !he
diane ter will be twenty-five feet
insiS.e. It will require 4,0U0,000 bricks to
cor .struct it, and Loane, with his usual per-
sr.,icuity and energy, has determined TO
manufacture. the bricks on the ground.
| The entire sewer; when completed, will
run from Eighth street northwest along
Boundary street to its outlet in the Eastern
Branch. 1t will! drain the entire surface-
water north of Boundary from Fourteenth
street west to Twentieth street northeast,
and relieve the pressure on the Tiber.creek
and other city sewers. In fact, no surface
water whatever north OF the Boundary viii
come into the city after the completion OF
this great work. The sewers entire
length, when finished, will be nearly four
miles. and in extent and durability will sur.
pass the great water artlnclai OUTLETS VI
Paris Washington lost. ,,.,
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s.. !sssSsa ID.
TEE BLUES AND TEEfk FRIFesi,s.,
Z d.
EreAMPMEsT AT cgD poiss4

TIE r. 4 /. BLUES VIII leave the cfsg by
stcsrarf AStIEL for FORTRESshtONROBT TIES
DAY. july sfh. and return n 3EDAf. Jida 1A!tr.
Therwfll esssnp on the wese ~ .slce OF issFort,
Within 90 yards OF The k,y2etl Hutel. CoFforfa-
bic ts.its. arrF-co's. ana beddiR have beetispro
rided. shd ay1assSements made FOR good seITantss
attenGIate aFsE care Of bagga-fS. Members ahd
friends aceohpar yng hem will taSe their meSl at
the liyntfa Ho'ei on The erdcsY56tfng of ether
guests. Taere Is clear understanding on this
point.
TO perS ys who wish go I'm cars isttli the corr
papy zinc dHfnS ndtsi board xI,d tictS 10 and from
Old Point ! .hc ttriss viii be ID
Start Tut:Niay, Silil and rp.Iirn Monday.
StI w.
reduction wttFbe snade 10 cisbs of Ave or f1ore,.
and TO those rho Sbt 50 have their arters in thes
hotel, ticket WIN be sold ut greatly ScIow regular
rates. To persons already haYing 81 ,A-ner tickets
81 will be deducted ftoas above rates.
For economy C6.lffoy.. and pleasi Il; this trip =
ohers unrivaed a'iyan nrayeS. 49,.
For tickets tE1stia< intorn tatioa SSsy 10 Cap
IL, q q IyQ
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LOCAL MATTERS.
DEATH OF 4 WrIL.Ksows olrIzEsl

DEATH OF A; WELL-KSowN CITIZEN. Mi r,
Pleasant II. Gentry. a welEknowa and
citizen, died nc hisYresi-
dence, in this city, yesterday morutug, utter
three weeks illness, in the sixty.sec9nd
year of his age. Mr.. Gentry was wei and
fayorabiy known, and In all the relations OF
life he was true aRd faithful. Until d few
years ago he was engaged in the n,anufac-
ture OF tobacco. and was regarded assqutfe
an eXpertiin the business. At fhe time OF
bis death he was merchandising on Eigh-.
seenth street. DIR. Gentry served the city
for one term as aimember Of the City Coun-
Gil, representing jackson Ward. He was
an active member Of the Committee on
Streets, md it, can Justly be said that the.
people OF bis ward never committed their
interests to the keeping OF more faithful.
His only son, William j.
Gentry, is ut present one OF the re7resenta-
tives Of Jackson Ward in the Council, and
Is also n member OF the Committee on Streets.
The funeral will take place from Trinity
DC tthodist. church this evening at O'Clock.
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10. A. f.
and Il. NJ, OF which organization Mr.. Gem
try was member, will have charge OF the
funeral ceremonies.
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THE BLUES AND THEIR FR1ENDs.-The
RI. I. Blues Captain John S. Wissl Will
leave the city on the morning OF July Sth
TO 90 into encampment at Old Point. and
will return here, Monday, 14th. Their
camp. ground will be the site OF the old Hy.
eeia Hotel. which is well set in grass and
Shaded. 1t is on the western side OF the
fort, and lies between the moat and walk
way leading from the hotel to the main en-
trance OF the fort, and is only about one nun
dred yards from the hotel.
They have secured ample tent accommo-
dations, army cots and blankets, and the
members (and friends who accompany
theml will take their meals at the hGtel
upon the same footing as the most favored
guests.
The camp duties will be light, out strict
order will at all times he maintained. The
company will go on dress.Tarade in the
fort. t-s-i.s -, -
A limited uumbe1 OF tickets will be sold
to gentlemen who desire to avail themselves
of this excellent opportunity to spend q
week at Old Point. IL they leave here with
the conpanyion tie Sth' the total cost viii
be S12; il they leave two days later 80.
That includes everything.
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NOT TEE OLD MUTUAL glFE OF NEW'fosK.
OF course every intelligent reader OF the
Dispatch knew that tlln Globe Lrfo-insur-
ance Company OF New York was rieant in
the article published yesterday in reference
to the suit in the Circuit Court OF this city
TO sabiect the State deposit OF S3o, 900 to
sale for the benefit Of Virginia claimants
against that compamy, and not the Mutual
Liie-Insurance Company OF Now York.
This latter company is represented in This
city by Major John II. Claiborne. and holds
foremost place among tie richest l!iain-
surance corporations Of the world.
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Iappear before the Mayors Court yesterday,
and on failing to uppear his. bail wes for
feited, and his Honor issued capias for
bis arresf.
Cornelius AlfrieDd (coTored) f6r ASSAULT
Ing G. Dosati, OF Richmond, .'as Hnesa
1925, and il, default Of payment vas COM
united 10 jail. ~
james BeaAsy (colored, for asssilting
Ssa beating his wife, was made to pay costs
ard required to give bond in the sum OF S25l
to be or good behavior for six months.-in
defasIt OF which be- was committed to JailI
for tcts days. ssi - IN. -
George Tabb and Alexander Dean, of
Rfchmt.s1, charged with being drunk and
disordeEtg in the streets, were fined $3.50
each.
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MoRruARY REPORT for the week ending

MoRruARY REPORT for the week ending
June ii, 1879:
Cause OF Death: Absccss. colored;
cholera infantum, 5 white, l colorcd: con-
sumption, 2 colored; conyulSions Gnfan-
tiie), l colorcd; debility / white; diar-
rhoea, 9 white. l colored: fever (sclrlet),
white; fever typhoid). , white: gastro-cn-
teritis, colored; jaupdice, colorcd; ma
rasmus, colored; meningitis, white; old
age, colored; paralysis, L colored; pneu-
monia, colored; puerpera commissions, l
colored syphilis, 1 colored; unknown, l
coored. Whole number OF deaths in the
city, exclusive Of stil-births, 20. Age: !:
One day to thirty, colored: one month to
six, white, G colorcd-totaf, I; six months
to twelve, 5 white, l colored-total. g.; one
year to three, 3 white, colored-total, !;
three years to five, colored, five years to
ten, white; ten years to twenty, l col
ored; thirty years to forty, 9 colored; sixty
years to seventy, white, colered-total,
8; eighty years to ninety, coIored. Con-
dition: Single. IL white, 13 cotored-total,
"a; married, white, coiored-total, 3 !;
widows. 2 coIored. Natiritgs Richmond,
"a; other parts Of the United States, 4 Ire
land, /. Locality: Marshall Ward, 4 white.
I coiored-total, s.; Jefferson Ward. 3 white.
2 colored-total, 5; Madison Ward, / col
| ored; Monroe Ward, 2 white, colored-
total, 8; Clay Ward, white, 1 colored-
total, g.; jackson Ward, white, 8 colored
total, 8; almshouse, 8 cofOred. -
| COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY. 49,
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EXCURSION 10 OLD PoINT To-MoRRow.-
The Ladies' Sewing Circle OF Pine-Street
Baptist church will tomorrow make their
excursion 10 Old Poirt, Norfolk, &c, leav-
ing Richmond by the steamer Ariel at 10
A. VI. The tickets have been put at iow
tignre, and the committee promise pes-
SAINT time to all who will aid them IN their
cause. Tickets will not be sold on the
boat, but may be had at st. Charles Hotei
on the morning OF the excursion.
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AgCTseN SALES THIS DAY.

,JNO: r. TAUGIiTON. fn., 10 a. r.. silver
mounte.5 show. Case dsskS, sporting :slaf, luFhl-
ture. tGs. .e.-
RICHMOND BAZAAR. go A. NJ, ho:see. harness,
ronS-SdsseioD, &c.
RICHARDSON C CO.. EP. NJ. bud. " lots on the
. corIlsr of Main and Esach streets opposite NOR
tun>s Hpw"r-s garden.
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LAKE DRCMM0SD-v0YAGE, FROM NORFOLK
ALONG THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL TO THAT
LAKE AND BkCK-MooRE's VERSION OF TIE
LAKE LEGEND-THE DISMAL-SWAMPs .FEA-
TUREs-soMETHlNG ABOUT THE COUNTRY
A COMMUNITY IN THE wILDERNEss-ANEc-
DcTE ABOUT LAKE DRUMMOND, &C.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

2 Mayors Court.-Mayor Clarke had q
number OF cases before bis court Yesterday,
and disposed OF them as follows: '
Harriet Smith (coloredl. charged with
abusing Bette Beazley. Discharged.
Thomas Bosher, for assaulting John
Housenaa. Bosher was hailed MQndNy 10
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s:OlD PENS.
YOssS NOLLASp's pATEYT EECORU


PATENT aR October =. l'S72.
+ th,. Giy!cst lcliayement In te manufacture o.
C;osl Pens and the result OF eXTGrlnents tor III re
thu, twenty years. The "REC,aD " PEN Is rs"-
duse,, bv skil.us combination .flhe two prec eue
AID non. corrosi.a mcsa,s-lG taeLt GOLD aud I'm
rrSUM-whi!c :hc ordinary g1Id pen contaiI"s an
alloy oc COPPER. reducing lis iienesS wiihout F'c"-
tns that casfisity, density, .Hh stee-IlSe 'caI!p'
which the ccsiiy platinum .appfics. Tnc htI-
ORD" COL q, PfiN-POlNTi j, are Of the e'ss: i!iH-
lura (iiamozas. .ndcsructioie w!h fair ,rcaaieh''
and p0Ii>llcs1o 9tss-like sra90thnes>. -,
Steel pcl. xri,ers have non every ohiectioa1os"'u
fairly ovessme, and every, requirement h',a pen
which VIII en,,nrc and not oXii:ze, >qdarrI@ met.
The "aECoRD" GOI-p PEN Is qua a7anteed 10
possess durability per.n:p pency OF sprina ana per-
fectio,s OF point. Price, $3.50 Sold by 81 lewcnels
and slstot.ers In the U.Ned STATES II is'tio"h"o OF
der daeot from
.......r JOHN HOLLAND, Man sfsctliTcr.
10 west Fourth street. CiucinnatI
Fer sa,e by RASIs,1LPH & ENGLIsai anu 0S'S-
HOUSE 6 PARHAM, Richmond. Va. mti'l9- !.
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LINEN 0yER-SK1RTs aud BAsQUEs,e.
Linen suits, Lluen listers,
Silk, Gingham, Cambria, Serge, and Alpaca I'm
brelas and ParaSols;
Special bargains In Black Lace Points,
Lace-Top Gloves, Lace Mltts,
Torchon Edgings and Inserting, ..
Hamburg Ehrings and InsertiDgs
Pigue Trimmings at 25c. apiece usually sc4dAs rs
conts. 80 - a#-- s.'
All Of the above articles and thousands OF others.
can be had at Tic lowest prices at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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COOLEST RESORTS IsrHE CoUNTRY.-Liye
country hoteImen use thermometers. one
is tixed stationary at $40, and the other,
packed in ice under the counter, never IN
dicates more than 55o. In this way the
tourists get the worth Of their. money
Neps Iosk cypress. .g s..,,5 :.
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GOVERNMENT CnSTKAcT.-The Medical
Puryeyor's department. at washington,
was so much pleased with the piIl-boXes re-
Gently ordered from Messrs. Randolph q
Englisb. in this city, that The Department
has giyen that house another order for l44,-
how
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A FINE OPENING FOR BUSINESS.

BY request Of the execulrix and executor OF the
late John i. Huis.. offer at private sale the SU-
MAC AND BARK-HILLs, situated ut the corner
Of Canal and Seventh streets. II is Il THREE
sTsfRY BRICK BUILDING With doors opening
on the cana, aHordiHg facilities for receiving and
dsebar2iag: engine house, sheds. &c.
The StlMAC-MJLI. Is ON The most approved
plan. with capacity or 1000 tons per! annum;
THREE -BARK-MlLLS-iron, steel, and store.
ARRANGEMENTS perfect. Situation advantageous for
hcavy business. Engine, 2o-horse power, IN per-
feet order. - hft
A fns basiness eau be secured in the purchase es
ttis prDperTy. Cs.g ssE s z i s-, ss %,fs
TERMS: Easy. GKUBBS o WILLIAMS.
je 1876 ass Real Estate Agents.
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BRIEFS AND PERsoNALS.-The Governor
has pardoned Floyd Lambert. convicted
OF murder in the county OF Wythe. and has
issued his requisition upon the Governor
of West Virginia for Eli Whey, charged
with felony in Augusta. s,44 s
- Policeman Gill has been sent to the asy-
lum at Williamsburg.
! The work OF fimproIine the Capitol-Square
walks was commenced yesterday, under the
direction OF Mr.. CordIe. IT carried to u
successful conclusion. It will reflect great
iustre upon the administration OF Governor
Holiday Ind the incuplbency of Colonel
Randolph Harrison. The subject has here
tofore been entirely too gigantic for the
grasp nf the State authorities.
At the Joint final celebration Of the Cadet
and Dialectic Societies Of the Virginia Mill
taryrInstitntc, which takes place July I'd.
Dir, James B. Davis. son Of John B. Davis,
Esq. OF this city, is medaIist decIaimer Of
the Dialeetie.I al. ----y.-f,r...
Rev. J. B. Taylor, pastor of the First
Baptist church, Wilmington, N. c., is in
the city. ..,....... ,rs. ~, ...s t.-~
The Police Justice disposed OF a long
docket of triflng cases Yesterday. Most Of
them ought never 10 have come into court,
and wouldn't il the magistrates had not
been too prompt in issuing the warrants.
The following comes from recent writer:
cat least ninety in every hundred dogs
curl their tails to the tcft-an evidence OF
low breed and danger"
Treasurer r. NJ. r. Hunter yesterday re-
ceiyed from James T.. Frazer 800, the pro-
ceeds of festival held in Spotsylvania
county for the benefit of the Lce-Monument
fund.
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MASONIC ELECTIoEs.--Amity Lodge, No.
7G, a. F. and A. M., has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: John 7.
Rogers. worsbipful master; Z. w. Burr,
senior warden; John n. Lewis, junior war
den; AIonzo l.. Phillips, treasurer: George
W. Ducsberry, Jr., secretary; John b..
Newell, senior deacon; Thomas r. Thomp-
son, junior deacon; and John Ahern and
j. j. Walton were appointed stewards !;
Revs. Aaron Jones, J. William Jones, and
j. NJ. Butler, chaplains; 3. A. Jacob, tiler.
Atthe stated communication OF Richmond
Randolph Lodge, No. 10, held las: evening,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: +. H. Duesberry, master;
B. F. Howard, senior warden; r. e.
Fletcher, junior warden; w. Fletcher
Richardson, treasurer; William j. Riddick,
secretary Uwenty-third time); Charles
A. West, senior deacon; james II. Allen,
junior deacon. The Wor>hipful Master
elect appointed -Chaplains. Rev. A. w.
Weddell, Rev. r. S. Barrett, and Rev. j.
W. Shields; Steward and Tiler, William L.
Johnson; Stewards Committee, Il. J.
Mayo, Y. J. Lamkin, G.. W. Otey. George
B. Gaines. and i. III. Ferguson. This
lodge is about the oldest in the city, and is
now the only one meeting at the old Ma
sons Hall, on Franklin street. It is in 4
prosperous condition, having the largest
membership in the city.
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GET YoCa LICRNsEs.-The Commissioner
OF the Revenue is prepared now TO issue
licenses, and; persons who have not yet
taken them out should do so before the first
donday in July in order to save trouble
with the courts, Z
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Hustings Court. The HussIags Court
Judge Wi;sam I. Clnpten prpsfesing-was
IN session yesterday, aua' was eggased in
the transacti0n OF civil BUSINESS. ls
There are no criminal sases eg docket,
and the term will be brief.
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TIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY,
HeeH EnIlng-
June f6, june Is, June7. June ID
1877. 1878. 1879. 1879.
J. w. e; "; Z. ". G. ". e

Total deaths. ..is % IS IS 20 &; 20 &; =. Il Il
Still-born...... U L o l o 1
Mean temperature for the week ending
June !, so0; mean temperature p,,1 for the
Amount OF rainfall for week ending Jun G
:, 90 inches; amount OF rainfall for week
ending June IA, 0.I2 inches.
Population OF city estimated at 1900
white, A5300; colored, S3.7ca. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1905 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1877 per 1000 per annum ;
rate Of mortality of colored population was
&c. % per 1000 per annum.
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WEATHER REPORT.

tEDreATTcNs FOR To-DAY.--For the MID
die States. westerly winds, cooler followed:
by warmer partly cloudy weather and rising
barometer. Light frosts will probably occur
Wednesday morning in cxnosed portions of
the Lake region and the Middle States.
For the South Atlantic States, rising ba-
rometcr, northeast 10 southeast winds, and
cooler, partly cloudy weather, possibly pre-
ceded by coast rains.
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1; u. ELLYSoS y CO.. anycr!.ssn agents, lnsertad
vertiss:neuts In AL of the %saper5 OF tie Uaiiss
S,mes 1t publishers rates. t-ers left at che Dfs
.,ntch cUuntkng-room will receive prompt attsn
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HAVE ANALYzED THE wIIrsKEY known undec.
the brand Of d" "B-Sclect" controlled by Messrs.
W.N1TER ID. BLAZE K Co, Richmond, Va, and lind
it free from iusil oil and other impurities, and
commend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. B. MCCAw. NJ. d.,
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
January IL. 1872.
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The entire STOCK u CHILDRaa|s CARRIAGES
reduced to ,-.Isie New Yc.keos!. CSe or tTs
are slightly is.s reG but tb ~ are the bargains OK
the seas0n>
have rece aSd this week
Bargains In. P PARASOLS asd JMGR&hLAs:
FRENCH l'a1NA CUPS and. s.AsCERs,. sa.3o
per sS.::
An .izes Ell OVER. .SPslSKLESS;
Full n.s> BIRD-CAGES OF al grades, beth Brass
anl Painted;
WAFER COOLERS, EEsY0SGs, rtg.Picks
sad CRUSHERs, &c.;
LF,SCH-BasaErs, RUSTIC Baskets. kCeflc
Y STANDS, FLOWER. BASKETS. &c" &C.;
GLASS GoBLESs Engraved, P!ssa, Figured anu
Common.
NEW GOODS FOR THE a-cEST COUNTER
by every steamer.
Catalogues s,sised free. W. A. STEVENS
my 81 xs.-, sos Rroad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

5iA1s MONEY by na7lng your printing done asth'
DIspATca PRETTING-lloUsE. Good WORK, low
p-fces and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

PoRTSEn-S CELEBRATED LAIER, the leading
liter endorsed by alI eminent physicians. Bottled
fresh daily Ind delivered TO families.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE,
General A.eral..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

MEETING. OF Tue SoCIErr OF ALUNM.-
The annual meeting OF tbs Alumni OF Rich
mond College will be hafd at the Second
Eantist chagrch at II O'Clock this mo ming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

G0JRACprS OLYMPIAN CREAM, FOR TIE CONF
P1,EIIoN.-Whte reduced TO 81: pink. for bru-
nettcs, to soc. PURCELL, LADD 6 Co., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

THOSE. who have tried the PICNIC CICARSpro-
noauce :hemy superior. For sale - every place sbere
good cigars sold.
p. WUITLC fK, Manufact areF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

DID Yor EVER? No; never smoked I better 5c
CIGAR than WMITLOCK'S PICNIC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

THE TONIC, QUINrs,E, IS peculiarly beneficial 70
The teeth and gums. j. &c e. ATRINsoN'sSQ Quinine
Tooth-Powier is OF the best means ofapreserY-.
Ing the teeth and purifying the breath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

Doanr make mistake, for limitations are varions
aud NUMEROUS. When you want SC. KETlWEsr
CIGAR see that you get WHITLocK's. with copy.'
rta4Gtsd label representing tobacco-leaf on every