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EST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced TO 1lc.. inclu-
drg all the best and latest productions of this
season:
,srxcu-wIpE LAWNS, warranted fas; colors, at
Sc:
r,,n.wlpE !M1TATIoS-LINEN LAWNS at
c.
o,,.s, or EEST PRINTS at 4!!c.;
s,..ss Ct YARD-wIDE DRESs-L1SEN at
12yc.. valncda: ooc.
"a Meets ELAY LINEN at l2Sc
% ,eces CRAY BUNTING English goods at
lsyc., valued Il. csc. yard;
"a ,ioco. ENGLISH SILK SERGE PoSGEE at
.n,. valued a: from 65 TO 75c.;
.,1.woVL BUNTINGS at 1870;
: 5c.,c, YARD-WIDE LoNSDALE CAMBElC A.
mo:
100 r,sc.s WHITE LINEN LAWN at 10, l6s'
ana ooc. regular value Of which is 25, 80. and
40c.;
.n ,,3eces INDIA NULL. 1T CSC, value OF which Is
i5c.;
20 r,ece, LINEN DE INDIA at 25 TO 35c,, re-
,.uced Zoe. yard;
S,IESOOK CHECK MUSLIN al &C., reduced
from 1910;
1,1xsook CHECK MUsLINs at 1oc., hereto
fore sold AZ GAG:
pAMASSE plQuE nj loc., heretofore so'd AT Zoc.
rRENCu-wELT PlQUE at Ike, heretofore sol'
at 23c.;
:, ,,.rcs FINE IMPORTED NAINSOOkS a
loc. i yard, less than any previous price;
STRIPPED FRENCH ORGANDlEs al 2Cc, value
n 37.c.;
cases BEST CORD PIQCEs at Sea yard Feohcs
from Csc;
so MARsEILLEs QUILTS at from s1.:o TO %
araduclon of 81 OH quilt:
rFal: and IMITATION CURTAIN and CUR
TAIN LACEs at a reduction OF 25 per cent;
MADRAS GISGHAMs IT educed 10 s, 10, and lie.
ESQ pieces MOSQUITO NETTING at SO and 6oc
a., niece. jy 1926
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Released from Jail.-JobB Bright, Henry
Dennis, and William Venable (aII colored),
who were tried BY Squire Woodbridge for
fighting in the church OH the Petersburg
turnpike during festival and sent to Jail
in default OF security. have been released
from the Chesterfield Jail, their fines having
been paid and the proper security fur
nished. Archer Brown (colored). one Of
the parties implicated in the row, was re-
leased from custody soon after his trial, he
being able to furnish the bond required for
bis behavior for six months.
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Mayors Coart.-There were no criminal
cases at the Mayors Court Saturday morn
ing. The bench was occupied by Justice
James NJ. Perdue, who was engaged in the
trial OF civil cases, the most important one
being the suit Of Cook Us. Beattie, relating
to the payment for a horse. A number Of
witnesses were examined. The Court de-
cided in favor OF Cook. An appeal was
taken and the case carried up to the Hust-
ings CONT and docketed for trial at the en-
suing tenn.
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Unfortunate Baihers.-Friday night, du-
ring the prevalence OF the wind-stoSm, a
party Of young men were in bathing above
the BelIe.1sie junction, some distance from
shore, and the storm coming so suddenly
their clothes were blown into the river.
Several OF them were so unfortunate as to
lose all Of their clothing except buts, coats,
and ShoeS-onc eYon lost all except one
sonk ..f...-
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sMANcHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Delegates appointed. The following DEL
egates bave been appointed by the Man.
chester Baptist church lof this cityto the
Middle District Baptist Association, which
meets at Petcrsville church, Powhatan
county, August 9Th: f. "A. Lamb, Elihu
Morrssette, W. Brands, and W. l.. Moody.
Alternates, Robert a. ,Winfree, W. T. Pitt.
E. S. Williamson, and John G. Watkins.
There will be twenty-eight churches repre-
sented, and four delegates from. each
church ...
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THE CITY FIRE-INsURASCE CoMPANY-E.
B. Meade, secretary-hus declared divi-
dcnd OF four per cent. out Of the profits OF
the past six months, free OF taxes. The
withdrawal of all its agencies from other
Statesan the concentration OF its business
In Virginia have greatly promoted the pros
nerity of the company.
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DROPPED DEAD.-Mrs. Caroline Finne.
gan, wife OF the driver Of the city ambu-
lance, went out into her yard, at No. 1O3
north Fourth street, between and q
O'Clock Saturday evening, to get some wa
ter, and was suddenly taken i'll, and died
from heart-disease.
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Female Fishters.-EtqTlire.W .Wooldrdge,o of
Manchester township, was engaged in the
trial OF several colored women Friday after
noon, charged with lighting. The lively
squahble occurred near Granite. They
were fined $3.50 each and re4uired.to to give
bond to be OF good behavior for six months.
There have been several fighting cases be-
fore this court during the last few days.
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b W. d. BLAIR & &C. have removed to the elegant
and spacious store No. HOO Main street, next 10
stale Bank, and are better prepared Than ever TO
supply IMPoKTED and DOMESTIC WINES and
LIQUORS. TEAS. CONDIMENTS, and CIGARS of
every grade; CLARETs and SUMNER WINES, &C.,
&c, wholesale aud retail, at lowest prices.
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SPECIAL NoTICE-A conveyance Will leave oRr
office ut 10 o'clock on TUESDAY MORNING for
parties attending the sale Of the late Colonel Chas-
tain Whites farm. on he Charles City road. Par
ticular attention is called 10 tie sale Of HORSE ES,
MULES. CATTLE, FARMING UTENSILS, &C., to be
sold after the farm. See AUCTION SALE for par;ci-
lara. FRANK d. HILL IL CO.. Auc,ioueers.
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e COHEN BROTHERS,
u view of the $685..
RISE IN RAW MATERIAL,
have PURCHASED
FOR THE LAST FOUR WEEKS
upwards OF
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
in anticipation Of the
COMING FALL TRADE.
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO INVEST
can buy Them Ut
FULLY TEN PER CENT. LESS
than even last seasons prices.
THOSE IN WANT OF GRENADlNE
AND OTHER
SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
CAN BUY THEN
REGARDLESS UF COST,
10 Close FOR this season. jy l2-2t
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WERNEE'S EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
THE CHEAPEST, BEST. AND MOST POPULAR
AMERICAN WINE USED.
CHRISTIAN s. WHITE,
Sole Agents.
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THE APPROACHING THEATRICAL SEASON..
The preliminary season ut tue Theatre will
open as carly as August 25th with a gigan-
tic minstrel troupe, followed by Wyman.
Fay Templeton, and Ford's Children's Pin
afore Company. 4.s..-,
The regular season will open September
22d with the Adah Richmond Troupe, and
so far the following companies are booked :
The Union-Square Company in The Bank
er's Daughter, the FIorences, Milton No
bles, the Emma Abbott English Opera
Troupe, Frank Frayne in 81 Slocum, Mag
gle Mitchell, Eliza Weathersby's Froliques:
John Mccullough, Robson Il Crane, Rice's
Evangeline Company, Adelaide Nelson,
the Oates Comic Opera Troupe, Frank
Bangs in Daniel Druce, Fanny Davenport,
the Fifth Avenue FatinitZa Opera Troupe,
Lawrence Barrett, Liliputian Opera Troupe,
and so far not less than four Pinafores.
The season, in the way OF talent, prom
iscs to be the best we have had since the
war.
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FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth there Is nothing so good as MEADE r. BA.
KER:s CAREoLIC MouTH-WAsu. Fifty cents
hntt
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EXCURSIONS ana PIc.Nic..

| The event OF the excursion season prom.
iscs to be in the regatta-day at Fredericks.
burg on Tuesday. On that day very cheap
excursion tickets will be sold bv the regn.
lar mail and passenger trains to Fredcricks-
burg, leaving this city at 500 A. NJ. and on
special train leaving here at $50 A. M.
| The regular mail train will leave from the
Byrd-Street depot, and the S:20 A. NJ. train
| will leave from Elba, at the head OF Broad
street. The company's notice will be found
elsewhere. Persons desiring to witness the
grand regatta Mt Fredericksburg can leave
on either OF the trains mentioned and return
home by bedtime.
To-day there will be an excursion by
Moses and Rebecca 'Tabcrnacles OF Love
and Charity to City Point, the steamer
leaving the Philadelphia wbarves at 8 A. NJ.
AT the Brewery to-day (Scheutzen Park
Mr.. Sherry announces there will be pic
mic, dancing to commence at P. III. Strict
order will be enforced, and all who desire
to 60 down can do so by taking the stages
at end OF railway track.
The second annual excursion OF Stone
wall Jackson Lodge, No. 10, OF Good
Templars, will take place tomorrow. The
Good Templars have chartered steamer,
and will leave Philadelphia wharves ut
u A. M. A string band has been engaged
for the occasion, and a pleasant day is pro-
missed all who attend. Refreshments will
be sold at city prices. =
Next Monday, the 21st, Pawnee Tribe,
No. So, l. y. r. b., will make their first
annual excursion to Mount Pleasant,
point on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
near Hanover Courthouse. There will be
glasS-ball shooting and other sports during
the day. A gold ring will be given to the
best.looking lady on the grounds, and cup
to the best-looking gentleman. The train
will leave the depot at q a. NJ, and return
Ing will reach Richmond at s P. NJ.
On Wednesday, August 9th, the Lula
WhiIden Society OF Pine-Street Baptist
church will make an excursion on the steam
er Ariel through and around Dutch Gap.
The proceeds will be devoted to church
purposes.
On Tuesday, August 9Th, the ladies of St.
Patrick's Sunday school will make an cx-
cursion to Drewry's Bluff on the barge New
York, leaving the Philadelphia wharyes at
u A. NJ. and Il P. NJ. Refreshments at
city prices. The proceeds will be devoted
TO the Sunday school.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed tee.I
and diseased gums. use MEADE BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MoUyH-WASH. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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FOR ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CATHOLIC Mooih
WASH. Fifty cents L hottie.
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE 4 BAKERS GARBOLIC MOCTu-W ASH
are upcxcelled. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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n. ELLYsoN Z CO., advertising agents, insert 40
vertfsements In all of the newspapers OF the Uni,ee
S,s IS It publishersrates. Orders left az tee D's
match couating-room will receive prompt ss1eS
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BRIEFS AND PERsONALS.-Miss Matcaca
Gay (Bric-a-Brac), OF the Standard, is sick
at Old Point, but was improving Saturday.
The two members OF the Richmond Press
who went TO Warrenton to report the hang
lngs were Dreveted constables, armed with
lead pencils), and did duty as 4 part oi the
guard. So much for the law requiring pri-
vate executions.
The storm which visited Richmond Fri
day night. and raised the dirt and dust
which the authorities would not remove,
seems to have swept over great extent OF
country.
The ordinance in relation to signs Is not
strictly enforced. There arc signs on pub
lie thoroughfares not more than six feet
above the pavement, when they should be
(bv ordinance) at least ten.
Many street-gutters are nearly oyergrown
with grass. The Board OF Health and DO
lice are not as particular about them as they
were few years ago.
Colonel Samuel \. Swami, Superinten-
dent OF the Penitentiary, is still very i'll
from inflammation Of the bowels; but Sat
urday evening it was thought the danger
was past. .....-
Miss Annie Maria Barnes, editor and
proprietor OF the Atlanta (Ga.) Acanthus,
arrived in this city Saturday evening, and
is stopping at the St. James Hotel. Miss
Barnes brings letters OF introduction to
some OF our best citizens. She visits Rich
mond in the interest OF her paper.
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PHoToGR GALLERY IS the best
and cheapest In the city. No humbuggcrv. Salts
faction guaranteed Photographs. SOC. 81, and 81
per dozen: Iife-size from So TO $50. The coolest
gallery in the city. Main street near Eighth o. ;cr
Southern Express efFcc.
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FRESH TuRSIP-SEEp.

A large stock Of Landrcth'S and other growers
TURNIr-SEED Oh hand, which we are Offering III
quantities cheaper than any house in the city.
W. II. SCOTT. Druggist.
Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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OFFICERS INsTALLED.-Fraternity Lodge,
No. 265, Knights OF Honor, has installed the
following officers: John F. Bell. p. D. NJ.
W. Ford, D.; w. Il. Talman, Y. D.; VIII
liam Myer, A. D.; S, B. Jacobs, r.; 4.
Samuel Denny, F. R.; John Laird, T.; j.
r. e. Burroughs, c.; Theo. =, Bosehen,
g.; John w. Pierce, g.; A. i. Minor, ).
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LOST, sTxAYEs,. A.n FnvNn.

T OST, ON TEE STH INSTANT, AN
IL OLD SURVEY OF THE GRAVELLY HILL
TRACE OF LAND In the lower end of ucnr.o
county. The finder Will confer favor bv leaving
tie same at the clerks Office, with j. j. PLEA
SAINTS, 1T Goddiu's Hail.
" 14-ot JACOB s. ATLEE.
STRAYED FROM MY FARM, ON IwE
~ THURSDAY NIGHT or early Friday asaN.
morning, 4 YOUNG ALDERNEY CALF; has Two
bad cu or marks her legs. A reward will be
given If returned 10 nv farm, opposite DR.. u. :.
Taylor's. Hermitage road.
il I4-2t* ALEXANDER WALKER.
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully whi'e
by the use of MEADE & BAKER 5 SAPoNiSE DEN
T1EPICE. Fifty cents 4 box.
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GoURAUD-S OLYMPIAN CREAM. FOR THE COM
pLExIoN.-Whtc reduced to 81: pink. for bru-
netk.s. To 1Oc. PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents.
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
warm. At night it was cooler.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY + a. NJ, IS;
3 A. NJ, 50; noon. o.; 9 P. ID, 0S; Z.
N., 90; midnight. II.
Mean temperature, S7s.
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DR.. l. Guy Lewis. Fulton. Ark. says:
After Il practice OF twenty: five year,. proclaim
fuTi' = PILLS the best aB,i-Lilious mediCiae ever
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKER,
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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ISCIPIEST TARTAR AND SCERF removed oy
MEADE & BAKERS SApoSINE DESTIFRicE
Fifty cents L box.
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PUBLIc-SCnooL FUNDs.-1t is probable
that the Auditor OF Public Accounts VII!
be able Ibis week to turn over $l25,0oo TO
the school fund. This will alloW OF an
arportionment OF twenty-five cents per
head Of school population,
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Weston will lecture. There is no use IN IN
cor,cealing 1t any longer. TIE County
might as we'll know the worst bos.Qa
Globe,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT CONFENIENT-S a..
l. LY-LpCATED DWELLING No. SIS Ill
north Eighth street. containing six rooms besides
kitchen with two rooms; gas. water, &C. Rent only
$3.50 per mo, month 1, r.; Apply t"
jv 14-cod3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
FpR rIhsFcElss REEI E4H2SE E48kFs, TN mTq 2 NEW LEV ID
INCS above, at the northwest corner Of Broad md
Second Stree S. The upper portion contains nine
rooms, with water on each floor, and the rooms are
well lighted aud arranged for dwellings. Possession
JOHN i. GUlDIN. Real Estate Agent.
j. 1i-3t. Bank and Eleventh streets.
TOR RENT; THAT DESIHABLEE- IA
A AND CENTRALLY-LOCAwED STORE. sa:3:J sa:::J
with good dwelling house above, No. 220 IIroad
street. between second and Third. Possession
given al once. This Is liIst-ra!c stand for h'ni.
ncss. Al.o, for sale THREE SHOWCASES and
HERRING SAFE. 1t i great bargain. Apply to
Mrs. REGINA ROSE 0E premises. Jy 12.3t
TOR RENT, TIE LARGE BRICK "a
A. BUILDING OK TIE >nCrH SIDE or Ell
GRACE STREET Opposite TIE GRACE
STREET BAPTIST ClluRCu.-TEls large cstah.
Iishmtnt lfur many year, occupied hT The late ID.
Lee Powell H. Il Erariiug->chnU!i j. l.r rtht or
lcasc II was built expressly for that purpose. aud Cn-
tains about FoicTf-SlN ROOMS. for which. or for
board!ns-Ecu-c Tor families. it i, %eil adapted.
POSSESSION 17Ih Instant. App'y to ,, Mr, AiEEED
], 9-eod3s Real Estate Auctioacrr
TOR RENT. THAT MOST DESI o..
u RABLY-LOcATED D " ELLlSG on G..J
four rooms: oesiues kitchen and servants room
bath arrangements for hot and cold wafer. Tht:
mouse Is elegantly finished and in good repair con-
talnlns all the modern convenienceE. Apply ~
DICKINSON & C!lEWNlSG.
3. jy l-2w ,"'e - 'e"'' Ills M,in street.
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THE HIGHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE
MALE, ALL OVER THE LAND.
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CJAFEIN, STAPLES & CO., 12 n trustees sale
of a small farnl In Henrico county.
FRANK !. SAMPSON. IL T. NJ. at Chesternell
Conrthousc. commissioners sale OF farm ABOUT
fye miles from Glover Hill.
nuoMpSrN RpOWS, 6 r, NJ, commissioners
sale of brick dwelling, with large yarh on Cihy
street and two framed stores In rear on brooN
cEnpGE vAsHOS Z SON, 6 P. NJ, commits.
sIoner,s sale of vacant lot on Fourth street oe'
tween Canal and Byrd streets.
n. L, WHITING, High Constable, l0-A. M.' tHr-
niture, piano, plohelis, &c.
J. r. 5HOCKADAY, 10 A. NJ, groceries, &c.
s. ANDERSON & SON, 10 A. hl,, groc cries, &c.
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NY 26-e0i2Ei
TO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1850.

At a meeting Of the Board OF COMMISSIONERS
of the sinking Fund beld May /, $40 /. was
10 nmhIic notice by advertisement that this ont
sIau,ilny tonds tf tie city 9f Richmond, 'zls ~
$50 WIN on and after the LIT day or JniS, tst
IA. redeemed prese ntallsa at the oaSS 20 's
In pursuapse of the above directions. @ Rsssns hs
rftH cry. due In Jety. 1880, amounting TO S01'
d5i.37. and Augwt. 1880, amoen.ias 10 s3a., :,
5ssgs-total slO5ol b. re''erlns a.
t,oa ~ fh. efec Of the Auditor of .he ely on aho
aa'sF t''o 90 HENRY e. CANNON,
Isc.ins President Commissioners sinking su"u'
/ ms3 -------------------
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Rev. NJ. ". Graham, Lawrcnceville. Ga, says:
My case Torpid LIverl has batllcd the skill Of
physicians for fifteen years. can SaIcy say that
TUFTS PILLS have done me more good than Ill
other medicines combined"
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LEVY BROTHERS
EVERY ARTICLE
has been

AS TIE GOODS MUST EE SOLD.
Call While the assortment is vet unbrokcn. and
wait patiently for your turn to be waited upon
You can do nothing that win pay you as well,
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aTcTIOy SALES THIS DAY.

a- On all scEss Of Rsat Estate nlaas eetts;a
tss lst of Jcnuary oa.d iost Of Je.ns ne tn5ssrS
On iii saiss made 5et,oee the 1St July ana !GA
Of the gear the tsss haze to be YatS bg ne ssssr a.
lThis custora was adopted anopi hi.sen and aa
bv all the real estate agents IN ttlchnoha' sho sf
niles to RichmcRd and ytein!tyI
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SuNDAY.-For the MiIt-
die Atlantic States. rising barometer, norih-
crly winds, and slightly warmer, clear or
partly, cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, falling possibly followed by rising
barometer, slightly cooler northeast TO
northwest winds, partly cloudy weather,
and possibly occasional local rains.
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NgONEY TO .LEND.-We are prepared
VI 20 negotiate loans OF from : 900 toSI 0.0OD
or Improved Gni3cumb.rcd farm" 1T from one
fourth TO one ;hirC al their actual value.
CuAFF1N. STAPLES < CO.,
liz 1i.rnGGf Real EStafe Agents, sc.
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WANTED, TO EXCHANGE FOR
w CITY PROPERTY u AHlGHLYIAlPROVED
GRAZING FARM OF 700 ACRES i'll The county
of WylEe, only Twelve miles distant from the county
seat For further particulars call Il: I14 west rl1y
street. ty 14-3tk
WANTED, ONE OR TWO UNFUR-
w NISHED ROOMS In private family. situated
west or Fifth street. Address NJ ut this office.
iy l4-1l%
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TIiTTrS PILLS.

Amrnethy & Williams, Newton. n. c.. write:
I'VE never sold 4 me edicinc that gives such gene
raj satisfaction as TUFTS PILLS The demand
increases every day."
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TUFTS PILLS.
Rev. r. F. Ossood, New York. says:
T . have had Dyspcnsia Weak Stomach and Ner-
yousness. / never had any medicine to DO ME So
much good rs TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
rs represcnted.T
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TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS

y. ". TfEbetts, Dacota. MiEn.. says:
. "AJn using DE. TUFTS PlLLS-and am having
better health than have had III tbiriy years.
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WA : TED, VIRGINIA. CONSOL-
W BONDS 10 combine with Z considerable
amount OF HcclcrS,n which represent, for The
purpose ot funding wl!l pay funding rxp.n,es
ana ai"wa liberal premium In rcw isSuc TO anv
h0ccr Of consols uniting with me for this pErpose
Apply TO RICHARD l.. MAURX.
Counsellor a, Law,
icl4-lm 1915 Sain street. Isichmond. va
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PHYSICIANS, CbErGYMEN, AND MERCHANTS
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TUFTS PILLS.
K. s. Austin, Springfield. Mass, says:
For hiriy years have been troubled with Psles,
Cosliveness, and Hidncy-D.se,Se. TUFTS PILLS
have brought me out all right,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-14

Mr.. MANLY AND Mr.. STARR'S TRIP TO EU-
ROPE.-From 4 private letter received from
Mr.. r. VI. Manly, who left this city on the
10Th Of June with the Rev. W. e. Starr for
summer visit to Europe, we learn they
landed at Lon ndonderry at P. NJ. July 1>t,
after very pleasant. voyage, part OF the
way (forty-eiglit hours only being rough
weather.
There were three Methodist, two Baptist.
and two Copgregationalist ministers on
board, besides some fine musicians; conse-
quently they had fine religious service on
the voyage. They expected to spend the
Fourth OF July with Hon. James NJ. Don
nan, United States Consul at Belfast, Ire
land (brothcr OF W. S. Donnan, of this city,,
and will meet Colonel W. E.. Cutshaw in
London on the 18th instant and visit various
points together before they leave fer the
Continent. The health Of both OF these gen.
tlemen was good.
Police CoUrT-Potice,Ja Justice j. j.
White presiding following cases were
disposed OF Saturday:
Sarah Jane Harvey, Maggie Broadus,
Rosa Richardson, Delpha Robinson, Mar
saret Shirley, Martha Winston, and Char
lotte Mann (all colored) were tined $3.50
each for creating disturbance in the
street.
r. W. Hammond was sent on to the
grand jury for stealing one trunk contain
ing clothing, &C., from Ansell Bailey; also,
for stealing one gold watch and three gold
chains, valued at $75, from Rebecca Ken
nedy. Hammond appears to be man OF
unsound mind.
Charles Thompson (colored), charged
with stealing one lot OF rope, was given
thirty.nine lashes.