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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-23
DR.. SPlNNEY

~ san FRANCISCO. California, having opened
branch Office tn Denver, IL now prepared 10
treat all men and women who may be suffer.
lng rom Nervous. Chronic or Private Dis
shses; ! onng men vino may be suffering
from inc effects OF youthful Iollies or indIs-
cretlons VIII do well to avail Themselves OF
this the greniss b pon eser laid at the feet OF
sunering humanity. DIR. Splnncy will guar
i.htee 10 Forfeit $40 for every case OF weak
ness or private discas, o any kind or char
aeier which ne undertakes TO and h.ls to
cure. ln-re are many A. the age of thirty to
sixty VINO are troubled with too neauent
cNnenations OF the bta ider. often nccumpa.
MED by q slight smarting or burning sensa.
tinn aud a weakening o. the system in n
manner The patient cannot account for. On
examination OF the urinary deposits u ropy
seulhent VIII often be found, and sometimes
small particles of alhumen will appear. or
NE color Will Ice of a thin. mIikisb hue.
again ~hanging to n dark, torpid appearance.
There are many mon who die o this dini-
culty. Ignorant OF the cause. wh!ci is the
second : age Of scminal welkness. Dr. =.
VIII guarantee a perfect curc In all such
tourlnary organs.
ONCE Hours-l0 To ". 2tp 1. and ! TO s: sun
uays, rom 10 To II A. Consultations free.
thorough examination and n Twice. 81
coll. or address, Dr SPINNEY a co. 3gi
lnrimer street, Eenver, over Greenleaf 4
Cos. store.
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BkkuHk IAkIuH. VI heiiofS. Nflku l4AIuu.
Universal Iassitude, Paine In tho Back.
Dimness oI Vision, Premature Old Age. hnd
many other diseases that lead to Insanity
and Consumption and Premature Grave.
Full particulars In our pamphlet. which we
desire to send free by mail To everyone. The
Specific Medicine IL sold by all druggists al
sl.0J per package. ar six packages for 500. OF
Will he sent Tree by mall on receipt OF the
money, by addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. u, Mechanics Block. Detroit, Mich,
nA-Sold In I, heycnne by all druggirts and by
all wholesnl. and retail druggist every
where. npsi-oawly
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How a Life Was Saved.
TEE LIFk or
CHARLES s. PRENTICE
SAVED ny TEE USE or
WARMERS
SAFE
Kidney and Liver Cure.
Kidney and Liver Cure.


49, pTesos tA.t
" ~erst
TOLEDO. o. ssptsmber3 5. lNa
Messrs- n n. wAkEkh a Co. Rochester.
N. f--oentlemsn; Having escaped death
nom brtehts disease by the use Of your
Remedy. i teei IL aduty mot only 70 40
knowledge my gratitude 70 you personally
but also 70 bring my case before the pubiio.
and nave tho>s VINO are sunertng similarly
70 jaase whsther . medicine not prepared
~ 2 -regniAn VIII cure this ntghtfni
hAi.ny o. ho%
lnthe semmer ofisfz was nrst taken III
WIN symptomA which. WAS informed.
were those OF brishts disease. 1 went 10
MICH and called 70 my aid .
physiei-n OF noted ADihty' AMER remain
lnk oonsioenAoi ulne unaer mis- care l
iouna no Improvement; on the contrary
my oisse sNs eohsiuerAoiy ASgnsAted L
ns.e.n = ehaise oi oftne
nnsI pnysieiAnsi Toieao' - with no better
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-23
. O @ L-G RS
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP.

rms dip Kills ticks. lice. and all parasites
That infect sheep; prevents scrntchIng snd
grehtly improves the quality OF the wool
one sniion OF dip properly diluted with wa
sne.p' 80 mat the co,t OF dipping Is a mere
.r.hs. nnn sheep owners win ind that they
nre hmply repaid by the Improved health Of
thtlr Hook. Circulars sent, POSTPAID. upon
hppilrntion. giving null directions for lis use:
49, ,~-flihcaies of prominent sheep growers
WHO nave uss-i large quantities 81 the dip. and
~prohounre u ihe most effective and reliable
tertninnior ut cab and other kindred dis
sas.-i ~ sheep. Manufactured by "a.
ilNtHDDT CO.. 81 Louis, Mo. For sale by
T. \. W ATklNS. Denver. Tan be had
through all commission houses.
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Gray's Specific Medicines.
TRADE mARxThe Great Eng TRADE MAJ

llsh Remedy.
An unmiling
for SEMI
nal weakness.
Spermatorrhea
Iinpotencynnd
all diseases
that follow ns n
sequence ofseli
abuse, A. Loss
Or Ma~@-s
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The Weekly Leader.
GsEEB ryzHT EHuasDAT
TsrEas: Sz.ssa Yea. $3.50 Hall Year


OF ever k1nd Neatly. CheAply and Expedi-
nOuzis executed Cards Of every shaIe and
kind. mn Heads. Letter and Note Headings.
Blanks of every kind. Poster. etc. printed On
Ahort n0tloaL Having . new lot Of Type and
Presses. Nc can Do handsome WORK II Los
r1saa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-01
Statistics for May.

we give below our monthly table OF the
readings OF the thermometer, tie course OF
tne wind at sunrise, and the amount OF rain.
iall for the month Of May. The readings
OF the Thermometer were taken in an eleya.
Yea portion OF the city, free from any in
nuence OF refracted heat. and from French
Instruments, showing the highest and low
eat points OF the mercury during each
twenty-four hours. Ii il believed that no
better situation for observations OF this
character can bo found In our city. They
nave been carefully noted, and are believed
10 be absolutely correct. At this season OF
ihe year there is but little II any difference
between the minimum and the sunrise read
ings. Frequently in the winter there is
much variation.
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old SWEET SPRINGS,
" MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful summer res sort will be open for the
accommodation of visitors j. Ne Is, 1880: Al the
appointments first class. Elevation. 2,OOO iees.
tonic diuretic. mildly cathartic, aud Alternative.
Mineral plunge-balhs, also WARM and hot mineral
and fiesh-waitr steam baths. Extensive nNIy:
excellent band of music. Express-, telegraph, ana
p0st-ofice in The Hotel. Board: Per day, SOU
per week. SIS per month, $40 10 800 according 10
location Bachelors row, for young gentlemen. $50
per month. y. w. 1oON1bns
NV 2l-lm SuptrinlSnueut.
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A DEPLETED TREAsURY.--0ne half OF the
5000. 600 borrowed during the last session
Of the General Assembly srom the Planters
National Bank has been paid. To-day the
balance falls due. To useet this there are
about $4,000 in the State Treasury. Au'
dltor Massey has, however, completed ar
rangements by which the chasm Wlli 1e
bridged. In the mean time tue surenos
due the chiefs OF departments IN tue stare
government and their clerks ana osner aux, aux,
iliaries will not be paid until on OF aDoo'
June 18th.
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DIscHARGED.-W William l.. Royal, Esq,
and Mr.. William u. Beyeridge were up be-
fore Acting PolIos-Justice Crutchheld yes
terday, charged With being about to conmil
breach OF the pssce by engaging In due'
or street.fght. The facts In the ease ap-
peared in Yesterdays Dispatch. Only three
witnesses were eexamlned-vix.s Major foe'
Sergeant Daniel Wren, and Pohceman
Gathrighi. Justice Crutchfieid being satis
fed that tho parties arrested wouid no,
commit a breach OF the peace, discharged
them,
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DEATH OF A WORTHY CIrIzEN.-Mr. VII
liam Davis, long prominent In the brick
trade Of this city as a member OF the old
6rm Of Glinn a. Davis, and later OF Davis,
Ragland & Co., died at his residence, 3i3
west Clay street, yesterday evening, after a
lengthy illness, In the sixty-third year oil
his age. Mr.. Davis was highly distin'
guished for probity and Christian charae.
fer He was a member OF the City Council
by appointment OF Governor WalKer unaeI
the Enablng act, bu. resigned after a!ew
weeks service. His funeral will take place
at 8 p. Nj. to- day from Grace Street baptis.
church, Of which ho had been Tor q grea,
many years a member. he viii be ouiieo
ut Shockoe cemetery, where more tnaI
thirty years ago be purchased section, ant
In which his win betbe trst grave made'
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Sunrise average for the month, 1888.
Making Total rainfall for The month

Making total rainfall for The month. h.......l.3I
The month has, as will be seen, been
very dry and warm, and when it is taken
into consideration that the fainfaf for The
previous months OF the year has been
greatly below the average, and that when
we entered upon it there was drought
prevailing, il will be readily perceived that
all vegetation must have suffered greatly.
One effect II the dry weather has been to
destroy the greater portion OF the large fruits
which the irosts had left. Especially is this
the case with the peaches and some varieties
OF apples. In many localities quite a
sufficiency Of these fruits have been unhurl
by the irosts OF the early spring, and the
orchards promised good yield but under
the Influence Of the bot, dry weather ol
May it has withered (shrnnk) and fallen
until but little is left.
We give below u table OF the average
reading OF the thermometer and the amount
~ roip fall for The mast ton yparS.
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CLOTHING AT COST.

CLOTHING AT COST.
Referring 70 the above, and owing 10 the demands
nf o,her interests upon my time and attention.
have Determined 10 retire from the clothing trade,
and Will dispose OF the stock OF The late concern,
amounting about t15 600, on terms 10 secure the
esrN closing Of he business II embraces an assort-
mept of FASHIONABLE AND FIRST-CLASS
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, suited
10 all seasons Of the wear.
The SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS are chiefly
OF this seasons purchase and are fresh, stylish, and
very attractive.
To push the sale and close the business at the
earliest possible time, offer the entire stock OF
CLOTHING
AT COST. FOR CASH.
This offer presents rare opportuni for bargains
and musi commend itself 10 the attention of all in
need Of clothing As prices must necessarily be adj
yanced is 10 per cent. the coming fall, this Is
chance 10 tay WINTER CLOTHING at about half
price. -
The sale Is peremptory, and will be pushed with
all possible dispatcn.
The attention of the public is cordially invited 10
this unusual opportunity for bargains in CLOTH
ING. -
Parties indebted TO the late concern will please
make settlement. j. n. WILKINSON,
je l.eod3t rs north NiBih street.
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1t will thus be seen there was less rain.
fall during May this year than for ten years
past, though last year there was but very
little more, the difference being only about
one third OF an inch.
In regard to the temperature, the years
Of 1871, 1872, 1874, and 1876 show slightly
higher average OF the thermometer, thus
disapproving the remark which has been
50 often heard within the last fifteen or
twenty days that this is the hottest May
have ever SEEN" In 1871 the average was
nearly 80 more than in 1880.
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BCE.
Tee! ICE! ICEl

de.ire 4, inform my friends and the pabie sen.
orally the late irs az nav warehouses doe. not
In the Ieses int.rfers wiia my ice hn,lnsss- Am
prepareS 70 furnish the best htNNsbE, IcE ~
Consumers al the lowest market raes, 2sd respset-
fully ssSici, share oi the pubiie patrsnagx; srh,
cIAL ATTENTION givep 10 al orders for htrrlS"
JAMESC. SMITH,
1907 aud 1874 Cary street,
N.B.-Ma. j. J. DAILY 10 IN no way eoanesiel
nh nv ice business. and pAtfontfing any otusf
wagon exeopt my own Is of no hsaebi 10 me. =,
my 26-1w .. -
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IxbIckrIoNs ron Forthe Mid
die Atlantic States, stationary or rising
barometer, southeast 10 southwest winds,
rising followed by stationery or lowertem-
perature. clear or partly cloudy weather.
TEE wsArHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THxnNoNerER YESTERDAY o A.. H., 20;
8 A. d., 80; noon, SO; 8P.. M, IS; 0 p.
NJ so; midnight. az
I Mean Temperature. lot.
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CLOTHING.

DISSOLUTION.-Th concern Of j. n.
IL WILKINSON a GO. IS this day dissolved.
J. y. WILKINSON viii settle the business.
j. n. WILKINSON,
". r. PAEHAM,
W. w. SLOWER.
RICHMOND. VA, June i. 1880.
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suspAy.scnooL ELEcrIoN.-st. Peters
Christian Doctrine Confraterpity mas e'eeIeo
the following officers lor the ensuing , Sear
A. Pizzini, Jr., president; Juan A. PEI q
nj, vice.president and secretary yii,,nr;.s T.; M.
F. B Burke, assistant librarian; Fatnel ns'
Jsnssens, spiritual DIRECTOR aud Messr'. INC NC
na Neil. Byrnes, and 0Keeie, library com
mittee.
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CUsTOM.HOUsE STATISTICS.

During the month OF May three American
vessels cleared from the cust0m-house for
foreign ports. Two had cargoes consisting
OF 1853 barrels OF flour, valued at $50, ,S56,
for Brazil, and one with cargo OF hoops
(5.12G bundles), valued at Si,6l3, for Cubs.
six foreign vessels cleared. OF these four
had cargoes Of corn, comprising 122,33l
bushels, valued at S70,2l4. and 4,0l5 grain
bags, valued at $3.50. One had cargo OF
slaves and lumber, valued at $3.50, and one
cargo OF -four (2.S45 barrel>), valued at
$2O.O57. TetaI, s90,75l.
One foreign vessel entered with cargo
OF lump plaster from Kempt, Nova Scotia,
valued at S295.
POLICE. COURT STATISTICS FOR MAY.
During the past month 2l5 criminal cases
| were disposed Of in the Police Justices
Court, and 96 ordinance violations were
tried. On criminal charges 10 persons were
sent on to the Hastings Court for indict-
ment, 80 were convicted OF misdemeanor
and IL were committed TO Jail in default 0l
surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected: City, S93 50; State, S66
costs, Sl6.60-tOtal, Sl7G.10.
MARINE REPORT.
The following is the monthly report o.
| Harbor- Master Styll. 1t shows the number
of sailing vessels that entered at the port o
Richmond during the month OF May
Number Of schooners entered, 20; Dumbel
of barks, 3 number OF brigs, 3-,otal, 10
Total tonnage, 10000.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The flour inspected in Richmond durinl
the month ending May 81, 1880, by lnspecto
Britain is as follows: 1,3S6 barrels family
,70S barrels extra superfne, 6SS barrels gu
perfine. So barrels fine, l0i barrels con
demned.
| FIRE ALARMS.
During the month there were eight tlr
alarms. ut none Of the fires was the los
heavy. Alarms were sounded from 80.
81 twice-on May 10Th and May 22d.
CORoNER's BUSINESS.
Coroner Taylor viewed eight bodies-on
white male, four coored females, and thre
coloied males. Most OF the bodies We've
were those Of infants found dead. No IL
quests were held.
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court issued
marriage-licenses white, 81; colosed, %.
At the Chancery Court clerks office Il
deeds OF bargain and sale, release, trus
&c., were admitted TO record.
DEEDS RECORDED.
The clerk Of the Henrico County CoHl
recorded 81 deeds during the month
Nav, and issued marriage-licenses-4 whit
and 2 colored.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
EINE sUMMER-RESIDENCE TO LET
III IN
PROVIDENCE, r. L.

TO RENT for the summer and fall a LARGE
"TWO-STORY FRENCH,PROP. ID w e LII G-
HOUSE, we'll furnished, and rupped with ali the
modern Improvements. The house Is on one OF
The main avenues leading into the city, about n
&iie and half from The ct Dtre, and has about two
aod iarve stable. ., 49,
Z. This i ole OF the PLEAsANTEST PLACES IN
PROVIDENCE. which. Situated AT the head OF
karragansett nay Is universally considered one OF
The hnest ciiies in the East. The house IS enly
rented because OF the necessary absence Of the
family.
TERMS S1so per mouth.
Address A. b., Loek-Box 4l5, Providence, X. j.
n @ af.dE
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SAVE MoSxY By having your printing done stth
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
pOTKRPIpGF COIINTY VA.

This fayoriie Summer Resort has been released
by Mrs. ". }. Colby, OF the Hamilton House,
Washington. ID. G., and Will be OPENtD On LIE s
lsr OF JUNE FOR 1HE RECEPTION OF
GUESTS.
For Pamphlets, giving full descriptions and
terms, apply at the Hamilton House or the
Sn,Ing, my 27-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-01

NJ. ELLYsoN q CO.. advertising agents, insert ads
yertisements IN all OF the newspapers Of the United
Suses At publishers rates. Orders left at the Do.
patch counting-room will receive prsmpt AttsD
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GAraAry1 AZ HUTzLER BROTHERS,,
RRLNnor. Miss . March

BRINDos, MISS, March 81, 1880.
Dear sirs.--As requested, drop you line about
Owenss Pills. | think they are very good. Have
stopped having chis myself, and am practicipg ON
another fellow now. recommend them to every
body that has chills. WfI order more when want
them Very respectfully, 4. II. MCLAvRME.
Price, so cents per box. Address .. o. OWENS,
Richmond, Va.
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SENT OUT OF THE STATE.-Benardine Nar-
diri. the Italian who was committed TO !lli
for twelve months by Justice Crulchleld
lat week in default OF surety to be OF good
behavior, was released from jail yesterday
on condition that he would ieaye the state.
NardDi will be remembered as the man
who threatened to kill Mrs. Mary Baceiga'
Iupo because she would not marry bin. ht
was taken to the Chesapeake and Ohio del %
last night, and lett on. the midnight tram
for West Virginia. Sardini was released
from Imprisonment through the insar!h
mentality Of some oe his country Gen IN
this city, who gave him money to pay hi
fare 10 West Virginia.
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EAUQUIER WHITE sULPH U r
E sPElNGS-This famnns SUMMER RESOkT

IL sPElNGS,-This famous SUMMER RESORT
will be reopened JUNE 10TH under the MANAGE
ment OF 2. fENNEY & CO.. Of the National Hotel,
Washington, u. T.. The finest hotel In tue south,
with all modsrn improvements Throughout, incIa-
electric bells. and gas.
The medicinal properties of the water are re,
nOwneG for their efficacy iH dyspepsia, dropsy, ana
oil malaria affections.
Bo,rd per day, 81 10 80, according to location OF
loom; per week, $l2 10 slS.
For further Information address National Hotel
prior TO June l0ih; subsequent, 10 White sulphur
Springs. FHuuner county. Va. my lS-zm
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LADIES, DxLIcATE AND FxknLx.
II you wish 70 Be healthy aaa oeAuuus 'sss wv
deu's Llrp:a's LIQUID BEEF.
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oFFIcE or tue cry AuDIroR,i
RICHMOND. Va. Nly .. 1880.

RICHMOND. VA, Stay 4. 1850.
V,O HOLDERS or CITY OF RICH
MoND BONDS MATURING ~ july AND
AUGUST IsSO.r-At iaeetpe OF the Commis-
sionrrs OF the sinking Fand held ibis da,e ~ nas
R,soIped That the President OF ihis Boafd Eve
notice by publicAtion IN one os more ot the city
nsners thar ail oui ing bonds ol The city OF
Richmond cue IN Juls ana Ass n,t, locV. W., ~ ~
aate OF 4 cir re- pec.ige Datusies. and u Al Inter-
ct on iisuch bonds wil cease from and aiter SUCH
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
retrred TO in me foregoing Eess uiion are Aereoy
iotifed aud requssted--in accordance witn terh.s
"'N'N ~ W. e. CARRt>GTuS,
President Commissioners shaking Fund.
my 10.d.Jyl sA
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SENT On TO BE INDICTED FOR FEL0Niocs
BIrrNG.-Jobn Hall (colored) was before
the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with unlawfully and feloniously
biting William Jeilres (coloredl, Ihe Two
men engaged in fight near the corner OF
Ninth and Byrd streets, during which Hall
bit piece out OF his opponents iorenesd
about the size OF silver dollar. Halls
teeth scraped Jeffries's skull. bone, making
IN ugly and serious wound, from when
the injured man has suffered Intensely "
Cunningham was sent FOR 10 attend Jei-
fries. Hall was examined and sent on 10
be indicted by the grand inrF OF tue hus,'
ines Court. In default OF bail he was COM
mitted TO Jail.
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JAS. MACDOUGALL, l02 A. NJ. at No sll west
Clay street, household and kitchen rurnitures
feather beds, crockery glassware, &c.
FRANK j. SAMPSON, 50 L. NJ commissioners
sale OF house and large lot on Rainbridge street,
In the city OF Manchester.
FURMAN TUPPER. 10 A.. NJ. peremptory sale OF
household aud kitchen furniture al So.2ll east
Broad street, up. STAIRS.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.. y. NJ, valuable lot for
business purposes, east side Of Twelfth street,
corner Of Eagle alley, between Main and Cary
streets, opposite 10 A. l.. Eliett Co.'s.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. IL NJ, trustees sale OF
valuable lot of ground at The northeast corner OF
Cary and Twelfth streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, @ r. NJ. trustees sale OF
nice brick dwelling No. 4l5 west Main street.
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IxECUTORS' NOrICEs.

TSXECUTORS NOrlCE.-rhe under
II s,sned having qush6ed az executors OF tno
estate cf GEORGE BAR6AMls dsss .s*d, nsssSs sass
W bem. proyrriy authenticated. tor pay
weni: and al persnass iadehssi to INC sstse n Mn
e"me forward pronAyly and settle :, ~ sss' MAIN
strse'' WILLIAM IL. sLOITs
.n Executors
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Los q Apostle, Nausea. Bowels cossive rain
In The Head VIA tal seassstcn 10 see hack Fart
r,sn :und<s Ne shaiiccr- -Bhse; ruisnsss Afser
r.tsne. ~atka assassination 70 exersion Of body or
m,aa: rfrstabgAy of Temper; low sparits; Lces
a. usmssy. Win Feeling u having nss5ectcd some
dary Wssriass, pizstass< Fsutsessns asthe Hear,
pcts before Ire xses Yelow sksn, Ileadsch<, Rest
,e .sness a. night, BixA'y-colcred Urioe,
If THESE MARKINGS ARE UyFEEDED sE-
RIous DISEASES WILL SOON
NE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especiail, adkpttd TO srcA
caves. oae dose elects such ehsnge OF feeling Is
20 sstonish the sufferer.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Es- On oil sdIes Of Rsat Estate nsaSs bstwss(
the 1st Of January and iast Of JH1e the tazss)o5
the present year haze 10 be paid by the parchasss
On all sales made bsoeen the LIST Of yuLy and lao
Of the year the t0Tes have TO be pdtd by s sstisv
lThis custom was adOpiea about rfteen years age
b. all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and aps
pliesto Richmond and yieiritvI
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LOCAL MATTERS.


CQgSCli. .NoTEss At6t-~ Raul s.ahRreh on
Sunday night Rev. Job Turner, missionary
TO deaf mntes, preached TO a fine congrega.
tion, his sermon being Interpreted to the
congregation by the pastor and other
ministers.
The usual services were held in the
Methodist churches.
Al the First Baptist church at night Rev.
DR.. W. K. Hatcher preached very fine SER
mon TO good congregation.
At the Second Baptist church the pastor
filed his pulpit, and received one person
into fellowship at the communion.
Al Grace-Street Baptist church at night
DR.. Hawthorne preached to very large
congregation.
At Leieh-Street Baptist church Rev. j.
b. Turpin, OF Warrenton, preached in the
morning good sermon TO large congrega.
tion. AT night Rev. j. j. Taylor filled the
pulpit very acceptably.
At Clsy-Street Baptist church the pastor
filed his pulpit in the morning and Rev.
Edmund Harrison at night.
At Sidney Baptist church Rev. Edmund
Harrison preached in the morning and the
psstor at night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-01
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