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New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
DENYING THAT A DEFICIT EXISTS.

Silas Boone deputy collector Of revenue under
the late Mr. Frceand, in Brooklyn, stated in regard
to the alleged deficiency ~ accounts that he had
as there was no need Of hurry, the Government
losing nothing by delay, lie waited until the Com
missioner fixed the time. When one collector sur-
cceds another, as only full stamp books are trans
ferred those partly used are signed and returned to
the Department at Washington. Mr.. Boone says
flat all the stamps in his possession were counted
by Agent Clark on December 81 who examined
the accounts and certified to their correctness.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
SHOT BY HIS BROTHER IN-LAW.

Samuel Schcurmann was shot by his brother,in-
law lanes Blakcslcc Mt the house of the latter NO
40 Wickliff-st Newark at o'clock yesterday
morning. The ball entered the right side, making
probably fatal wound. The quarrel which resulted
Scbeurmann has bad reputation and his wife has
led a dissolute life Bakeslee is halter, and has
cndeavored to keep his wife from the association o
his broiher-in-law and Mrs. Scheurmann. Iester,
dav morning Scheurmann came to the house, ana
Biakeslee charged him with irving to lead his wife
n revaiver and fired at his brOhern-law. During
the FIGHT. Mrs. Blakeslce caught up q poker and
heat her husband about the head. BlakesIce was
arrested by a detectve who lives in the vicinity
and who was informed of the shooting Immediately
after it occurred.
When taken to Police Headquarters: Blakeslee
iustitied his act Oh the ground that his brothcrn-
law had endeavorcd to lead his wife into dISs"llte
ways Last evening Police Surgeon Read reported
that Scheurmann was sinking and could not survive
his IniuricS
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

Peter O'Toolc. who lives at No. 191 Newest, New
ark. walked into the Second Precinct Police station
murdered his wife four weeks ago. He was qucs-
toned by Captain Blyer and stated that he had
kicked his wife during quarrel, and that she died
shortly attcrwaid. He said that the mat ter had
proved upon his mind, aud believing that he was
guilty of her death, he felt imprllcd to give himself
up to the law. % TOolc was locked M for eafekccD
inc until the mattcr cnuld be investigated.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
. Too.CoNFIDING TRAVELLER,

At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday. before JUS
one a well-kuown confidence man, was brought up
by Detective Carr for swiudliug William H. Beebe.
a passenger by one of the Anchor Line steamships
sor Euro1e nv trick and artifice out of STA on
I'M Iune IL. Roberts met the complainant in front of
Frepchs Hotel and pretended to be about to leave
"nantitv ef furs on board. He introduced him to
smother person whom he represented as CAnfain
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
FROM THE NARRAGANsETT WRECK.

The body Of John O'5ren recovered from
the wreck the Narragansctt Saturday. Ol,rirn
was bqrbc. and has been employed most Of the
time dniing lie last three years by Mrs. William
FuirgrIve at No. 12J Rorscvclt-St. He left that
ulnce some weeks ago and opened shop of his own
in JameS-sllp, but only retained IT short time. At
the time of the disaster hc was on hs way to Prov
idcnce where lie had secured work. lie had no
relations in tins country, and few acqnalilAnces.
The body will probably he hurried ut StOnIngtOn.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
P1SSENGEEN ARRITED.
HYDROGRIPHIC REPORT.
HYDEUGRArHlC OFFICE. Quart DRPAKTNEST
WASniNGION. juno 20. lSSO

IT D N IL,
WASnlNDION. juno 20. lHSO
the report OF the United states Hydro
eraulnc Clncr Tor the week ending June H. 1880.
CHARTS CORRECTED DtEING THE WEEK.
No OF Chart 4ab. Title. Indian ocean northern Portion
CORRECTION light established at Pulo Pisang Sunalra west
.-.,-.-. ,..,,.u
r,cou danger ed of DIVOcr IsCt. Java north CotSt.
No OF Chart afj Title. BataYa KOls tame correction
of( hnrt. 800. TItie. Entrance to WOOiung river
t,orrerfioo Iiu-m wreck ghtyrssc
Of o. 1ltic Japan sheet :" Correction light
at OSE Sak Island ngt building at KnIchlnOtsu and
light kasosmL kiuslu and disappearance OF Mot0 1Ra
buoy, SuwO EaJa o-
No OF chart g. Title Choo Archipelago, eto Correc'
uOu. llght at M gnsma Kiusiu.
No OF ChRri. ojl. title. Gulf OF kagoslmA same COZ
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
AFTER $50 BALLOTS.

The deadlock in the Richmond County Board of
Supervisors in relation to the appointment Of
Police Commissioner in the place of Isaac NJ. Marsh,
whose term of office expired some time ago was
broken on Saturday by the appointment of Mr..
Marsh The Board, at different meetings, took over
$50 ballots and as a cOmprOmIsc finally determined
to reappOnt Mr.. Marsh. The delay III making the
appointment has cost the county nearly $1,000
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
FRIGHTENED BY THE ELEVATED ROAD.

Thomas DonOhuc, of Grccnpont was driving IN
light wagon IN the B0wcry FAST evening, with his
daughter six wears old aud Mrs. Bridget BRADY, his
mOther-ln-law. HIS horse, unaccusOncd to the
Elevated Railroads, was frightened by Il passing
train aud ran away. The wagon was broken against
a column of the Elevated Road, and the occupants :
wclc thrown 70 the pavement. All were SiightIy
nollccman after running several blocks with pOr
tion of the wagon attached and followed by an cx-
cited thrOng of mel and boys
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
LEAvING ANXIOUS FRIENDs BEHIND.

J.T. McCuen, of No. 40 East Nintt-st, Vlslteu
Police Headquarters yesterday and reported the
disapnearance of Andrew Dunlap Gordon, weal'ny
manufacturer OF Philadelphia. MT. Gorion @ cant
TO this CITY on May IL, and boarded at me n0usc
where Mr. McCuen lives. His visit to NcW:l lo,h i
was for business PURPOSES, as he was enHaGeu III .c
manufacture of roofing materials. HIS ireh4s IN
derstood that he intended to return 10 lniia- n
delphia in about three weeks. On INC hlst
of the present month he left his poardlhg
place W without removing any, of his , nag,
gage and no trace of him mas pecn
discovered since then. A: first his disappearance
couscd no SURPRISE as il thought that ne nlght
have been called TO his home uneXmctedlY, put
letters from Philadelphia soon made 1t evident liaC
Inc had not reached that city. Fearing to make MS
disappearance public, his friends did not at once once
seek the aid OF the police. but searched 1or MN I'm
quietly at the hospitals. They even VISITED the
Morgue, s,lspectng that he might have met WIN M Il
fatal accident. On Saturday last a friend from ron
phladclphla arrived in this city 10 ald III the search
stating that "A business enterprise, involving thou-
sands of dollars, demanded Mr.. GordonS lnlmcuate
attention. >. ~ ,., r 4ho
the records of the Police Department and OF the
Coroner's Office were searched yesterday without
result, and q general alarm was scGt on 10 Ile
po!icc to search for the missing man. mr.. T'fdoh
is described as sixty years old six feet III eight,
and weighing over 200 pounds. White har ana
long white side whiskcrs added to an erect manner
of walking, make his appearance StrRlhV' Ills
house i'm Philadelphia is at No All Walnut-st.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. James Hoe-Colone FranCs d. Grey IinI,geGn brrsl1
dent m the Crcat Western Railway Of Canala Hilram
Wt.oi indre r. r. WrsbrOlk Of the NewYork supreme
Court M Denix IfafcI- PavmaNtcr George W. Ecaihon
T. = N GjJand C. ntrdl HOtei-The Rev W. D. LAhison
Of Florence
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

Fontay, of the vessel. Pretending that ne had Only
bonds IN his possession, and that he had to pay te
captaIn some freight dues Roberts induced BeeOe
+" lei him have the money. The prisoner was CON-
mittei for trial in default of 81 500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

several toes by wheel, cOnsOed by an Iflsn-
man near by with Whist TIA re. you're making iuUre
nnIsa than mOnY man rvn sren Win his heed n1."
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
MARINE (NTELLIGENCE.
MINTATURE ALMANAC.

IUpAI
Snn r.cs 43g ~un gets 7ii Cnrk fa4 I'm. SSS
Noon srt+.. BIZ Moon souths. - Moons as'.dy'.4
~ - W AIaK TO-DAY \. "
SANDY Hook G2i Island 637 IIrl Cat S:2G
WAIEr :p.bAl -. y
sandy IIooS & 50 Gov slani 7O3 lIaA iUo So
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Announcements |

Every lady should be acquainted with the
ofJAM1 PYLE rEAGtiNE. In The Kitchen aud Laun
any a more usclu article cannot be found
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

The old way was to dose with poisOns to
"curc" maatiaa 6rbarous fIcy Tho new way iS f4nnd
mchWi without mcdCinc-Of which IIOt.
MANS IL the only successful adaptation. SG2
Broadway above l7ths
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

AIDING TIE SEASIDE sANITARIrM
The following additional contributions in
and 81 the Sca,ilr : Sinitarlum have been received by
l.I.tlt .lrN
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

WINCHESTER'S IlYPOPHOSPHITES
VII curr COn~umutnl. Coughs. BtOnchts Drbitr. &C.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

Tho new wharf of the Red Star Steamship Limo
is already closed III and rooted, and will soon be
John Lynch. n crazy man, living nt No. 135
arrested laAt evening on EIs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

WINTER Famine.

Editors Dispatch: Noticing your remarks
in Yesterdays issue OF your paper upon the
subject of the water famine, u cannot but
unite With you, ,as all good chiaens should,
in the efiont 10 prevent the wilful waste OF
water Ia our city. am tos.Ithat for every
gallon OF water used twenty are utterly
wasted. We have laws TO prevent this, bnS
II is very difficult to eDiprOe them, as n
most cases the waste Is so. located that d
cannot be visited by the police, whose du7y
Il is TO report such evils. So that In grsat
measure we are dependant for cure oil
this Ell, upon the examination OF supesin.
tendents Of manufactures and heads OF
| famiAss.
We cannot but sJmpsthize with the city
Of Reading. which isnow suffering tf0m q
water famine, the aetaiis OF which sSe dis
tressing indeed. In the notice OF this Ca
lamity IL is stated that several rang gs-boilers
exnloded with terrible force, deraolishing
furniture. &c., aud greatly encADgering
lives. In this connection | worgd like "a
say that the QUESTION Is frequeDsiy asked
j what must be. done with those boilel'
J when the waser supply Is at loS pressure
MANY persons fear explosion. and i've II
constant dread and alarm while TIL
condition Of affairs exists l wonk
say to those uninformea upon tn
subject, simply do nothiag. The ass
. water pipe Is connected with the to
} of the beiter, and consequently esano
empty ,se boiler OF its coatents (excsps y
, the fOYaa OF steam). Amer the hot wate
: ceases 30 flow through this pipe the b0ie
still remains two thirds full, and the stesl
, generated viii back into the cesd.wate
: supply.plpe or escape into the Aot-wats
pipe II the faucet Is left turned ON. an
, consequently no accident can occur. ]
|, their real TO do something the cook,
oftener the head OF the famSly. viii 'gn'
= rsntIy turn of the cold-water supply 70 u
y boiler. When this Is done. ana tne 20
water faucets are closed. the stea'
|, generated In the water. back and ooi''
a must ind vent, and II will do 80 at TIE O.
>. pensc OF the boiler and the lives Of tho
g who may be near. And have DO oca
!. this is what must have occurred st heaa''
i In the notice referred 10 sbevs.
!. II the water supply u feeble. or ceAs
altogether, there viii stt'i b wsseE eRoV'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

Editors Of the Dispatch Train No. q
coming east, is advertised 10 srrive In Rich
mond at $50 p. ". I was unfortunate
enough 10 be one Of the many PASSENGERS
on that train yesterday fMondayl We did
not arrive until nearly III O'Clock P. NJ, and
tbsn the train was run OF on yide track, and
the passengers made TO get OF IN heavy
rain and In the mud, which was very disa-
greeable, particularly to the ladies'. We
waited at GoSdvnsyfile two hours for
the Virginia Midland, and got one
passenger. 1--WE tn three hundred people
delayed unnecessarily for one pNRenger
Upon inquiry Of eof the Cbesspsske aud
Ohio officials, he Informed ne II was all
owing 10 the orders Of the divisIoD-snper.
lntendeDt. The sane thing bappeDs4 on
the hight OF the 2lst, when weat ~. /
am informed that this delay happens sbout
three times a week. II would be reassna-
BILE to wait for the Virginia Midland say
twenty minutes, which time could soon be
made up; but this thing of waiting an IN
definite time is out OF all reason. sincere
Iy hope this Will not happen again, and that
the siou.superintenden's orders will be
countermanded by some superior ohfeer OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
HItf TRAVELLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

METEOROLOGICAL.

We give below our monthly table OF the
readings OF the thermometer, the course OF
the wind at sunrise, and the amount OF rain
fall for the month OF August. The readings
OF the thermometer were taken In an ele-
waited portion OF the city, free from any in
fluence OF refracted heat, and from French
instruments, showing the highest and low
est points of the mercury during each
twenty-iour hours. 1t is believed that no
better situation for observations OF this
character can be found in our city. They
have been carefully noted, and are believed
to be absolutely correct:
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NrOTaERs =! MOTHERS (! MOTaERsl

Are ysa disturbed q. asht and broken OF your rsss
by s!sk child sufssisg aud crying wiihthe exqyV-
ciatins pain Of cutting teeth If sos 10 st onos sa
get q, bottle OF MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING
sYRgP, 1t will rellsye the poor -ntIe suaers bnae
mediAsely- y--depend upon It; ihers IA no miateke
sbous,it. There is net mother ca earth whA has
even xsed II who via not tell you n onco that 10 ~h
regaaste the bowels and give rest to. the ,sather,
nuI relief and health TO the capd, operstipg Ike
magic. II Is pesfsetly safe to ase n all ses, ane'
rlssssnt TO the se, and Is the ~ OF oao
a ,Ae oldest and best female psysieisns aS narses
ip the United States. Sold eperywhers. T~eniy-
dHe cents botse. de A4eeo1lM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by PoIice.Justice d. e. Richard
SOP:
Martin Callahan, charged with assaulting
and beating John MahOney, was fined $3.50.
Spencer Jefferson, charged with assault
ing and beating Mary Jackson, was dis
charged.
David Chldress. charged with threaten
inc to beat his wife. Dismissed.
p Amelia Valentine aud Levina Cary (bOth
colored), charged with failing to appear as
witnesses. after having been summoned,
were fined 90 each.
Thomas p. Turner, charged with allow.
ing his driver to obstruct the street in front
OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po.
tomac Railroad Company's office. Contin-
ued until Wednesday.
John Reordon, charged with allowing a
nuisance TO remain in front OF his premises
on Byrd street between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Discharged.
A. G. Jones, charged with allowing his
cow to run at large in the nighttime, was
fined 81.
Martin Callahan, charged with fighting In
the street, was fined SIS: and John Maho
ney, for using profane language in the
street, was fined $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

This measurement is taken at IL O'Clock
noon each day, and includes the amount
which has fallen during the preceding
twenty-four hours.
The amount which fell Monday night was
more than fell during either OF the months OF
January, February, April, May, or June,
and nearly as much as July. 1t was more
than that OF the months OF January, Feb
ruary, and April combined.
MARRIAGE-LICENsEs ISSUED.
During the month ending yesterday IA
marriaee.licenses were issued from the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court. Oh
these 0 were white and colored.'
FIRE ALARMS.
Only two alarms OF fire were sounded du-
ring the month Of August. The fire OF last
Sunday was the only one that did damage
OF any consequence.
HARBORMAsTER'S REPORT.
The report OF Harbormaster Styll Tor the
month Of August shows the number OF sail
ing.vessels that entered to be as follows
Barks, 5; brigs, 6 /; schoOners, 7S-total, ~.
CUsToM.HoUsE REPORT.
During the month OF August foreign
vessels cleared from the custom house. Vi
these 3 had carg0es OF flour for Brazil, com
prising 6,625 barrels, valued at "a, ,434
; had cargoes OF wheat for Ireland, COM
prising Al, 1913 bushels, valued at S63,S2S;
had cargo consisting OF flour and tobacco
for England, valued at SAG, $50; and l
cargo OF camel coal. 337 tons, valued al
g, 69o-total. S144, ,238. Six foreign vessels
entered in ballast to load for foreign ports.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
The internal-revenue collections for the
month ending yesterday amounted to $685.
66l. .O4. The collections for last month
amounted to $l42, ,937.74.
FLOUR INSPECTED.
The -four inspected by Inspector Brittsr
during the past month was as ioiiows
9. .S26 barrels family; 2,376 barrels extr'
superfne; S22 barrels superdne; 1O5 bar
rels fine 227 barrels condemned.
CORONER's REPORT.
Coroner Taylor viewed dead bodies du
ring the month Of August-3 whites and
colored--and l inquest and lpoSt-morten
examination.
PoLICE-COURT STATISTICS.
During the past month the Police Justic'
DISPOSED OF 303 criminal cases, and trle'
257 charges OF ordinance violations. vi
criminal charges, II persons were sept oi
to the Hastings Court Tor indictnen'' =
were convicted OF misdemeanor, ana
were committed to jail In default OF sure,.
for their good behavior. Fines cohecteo
CITY, S3S7.50; State, $9750; COSTS S'z-
| total, S507.
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MoRTUARY REPORT for the week ending
Aucust % 1890.

MoRTUARY REPORT for the week ending
August 2S, 1880:
Cause of Death Apoplexy, white I;
brain-disease, colored; casualty, color
ed; cholera-infautum, 1 white, 1 colored ;
consumption, white; cystitis, white I;
diarrhea, white, colored; dropsy,
colored; dyspepsia, white; fever Child
bed), white fever (remitteut), white; fall
from window, White; hemmorhage from
lungs, colored; inanItion, 2 2cOlored; paral-
ysis, white, colored; pneumonia, 2 color
ed; teething, l white; tumor, coIored !;
whooppg-cough, 9 colored; wound (gun-
sbot), colored. Whole number 0f deaths
in the city, exclusive OF still-births, 81.
Age: One month to six, white, 2 colored--
total, 9; six months to twelve, c0lored !;
one year to three, white, 3 colored-tc-
tai, 6; three years to five, white. 2 color.
ed total, 3; ten years to twenty, colOred !;
twenty years to thirty, 1 white; thirty
years to forty, l white, l colored-total,
9; forty years to fifty, white, colored-
total, 2; fifty years to sixty, l white, col
ored-to,al. 2; sixty years TO seventy, 1
white 1 cOlored-total, 9; seventy years to
eighty, white. Condition Single, white,
II colored-total, lS; married, white, 2 COZ
ored-total, g.; widowers, white; widows
1 white, / colored-total, 2; unknown, I
colored. Nativity: United States, 25;
France, l.; Germany, 1. Locality: Mar
shall Ward, white, / coored-total, 5;
jefferson Ward, white; Madison Ward,
white, colored-total, 4; Monroe Ward,
white, colored-total. 4 Clay Ward, 3
white, colored-total, 8; Jackson Ward.
1 white. colored-total, Z; penitentiary.
colored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

= CAPTAIN JOHN 8. WISE DELIVERS HIM
syLg Up.--Captain John $. Wise arrived 10
this civ Yesterday and delivered hImsell
up at the Third poiice-station 10 answertbe
charge pending against him Of about 70 en-
gage In due. with DR.. George Ben. JONI.
ston. He subsequently, appeared peeoss
sum ci 5000 for bis appearance a. couI'
thn morning II. W. Hobson hccosp
Ing bis bondsuan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

EXECUTIVE CLRMENcY REFUsED.-Ine
Governor has refused to pardon Peter
Wright, who was convicted at the May term
Of the County Court Of Bedford (and al.
frmed by the Circuit Court aud Court OF
Appealsj OF murder In the first degree, and
sentenced to be executed; John w. FIJI
cher, who was convicted OF house. breaking
and theft, and sentenced TO be whipped +,
and William Layton (colored). convicted OF
assault, and sentenced to serve term OF
Imprisonment and to pay fine OF $40. The
two last.named were convicted in the
County Court OF Rockingham.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

GOOD REPORT FROM NEW ORLBANs.--G. A.
Pickett says: My habit has been costive all my
life. Have used great many remedies, but never
found any that could compare with TUFTS HIJIss
believe they will cure any cases Of chronic constis
patton. Knowing them to be compounded on scisn--
tihc principles, commend them to all who are trou-
bled with this dreadful aficuon.-
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THE GREAT STORM.
rursner Details or Its Damage and
Destruction. ~

HousEs INUsDATrD OR WASHED AWAY
DWELLINGS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING HORSES
DRowNED-PRoPERTY ISJURSD-DAhAGE TO
THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY RAILROAD
AND THE NEW Observation-Disclosures DE-
sTR0YED OR WASHED AwAr-HEAyY RAIN
FALL, &C., &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

THE STEAM F,RE-ENGINEs.-Chi
neer Taylor, OF the Fire Department, has
returned to the oity, and yesterday Steamer
No. 8 was sent 10. the shops to be thoroughly
oyerhauled and repaired. The other steam
ers. which are now in fair orders having
been temporarily put in working condition
will follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01
AUCyIoN SALES THIS DAY.

~ on oil sales Of Rsst relate ~sds "a sssv1a
a. nySsnt usar have TO bspdid ty ytf<.ySrshc<ec
On aii saIss made bstwssn tAs lst Of {i4k anesH9
of ths vsar the tazss haos to be pata ~ sAszSsO
'fThis custom WAS adopted about nftsen yesse ~
by ali the real estate agents In Richmond, sRS -
piiesto RichmsHd and vieinityJ
Ac..tc.
mo. r.. LAUGHTON. JRe 10x b NJ. fsssitufes
m.pr0r, ana new sewing -machsAs.
GRUbHs 4 WILLIAMS, l2 NJ. trxck hrm Lear
Kishmond.
A. G: ADAMS, farrn.in Charles CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

PROTECT. cr.YoUhsBLF.--we hear of q nussbey OF
houses that were struck by lightning durnS the
storm OF Monday night, and all received more or
less damage therefrom. Protect yourself against
loss or damage OF this character by insnriug YOUR
property, with lightning clause added. IN LA Con.
rIAScE FIRE-ISsUEAToE CoMpASY-GoRpoS
4 PLEAsANTss No. north Eleventh street, agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

street, hsd his kitchen and hen-bouse
broken into. Ten or twelve chickens were
taken. and some few groceries from the
kitchen. sa
In The Shockoe hIts yesterday mud was
almost knee deep. and the denizens Of that
locality were busily engaged In cleaning out
the mud and other debris OF the rain.
Richmond has not been visited By such q
storm since the night OF July 20, 1876, when
the one which then occurred was the most
severe in the recollection OF the oldest in
habitant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01
THE THREE GHAcFs

are represented with perfectly developed forms
beauty and health combined. No decayed- -toothed
man or woman can be healthy, because digestion
must be imperfect. Use sozeDoSr get Healthy
teeth, good digestion, and a sound body. ReVivethc
Three Graces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

IBAvE ANALyzED THE WHIsKEY known un-
der the brand OF B-select," controlled by Msssrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va and
aud II free from Jtsit-on and other Impurities,
and recomme eE It's Use for medicinal aud family
purposes. j. R. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Professor OF ChenLsipy,
Medical College OF Virginia.
Tnnu0ru 1.lls72.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

N. ELLYsoN CO., Advertising agents, insertad
yertisemenu IN all OF the newspapers Of the Unts9
staes at pabnshers' rates. Orders lefTat IL DSsd
patch counting-room win receive Issupt ata1o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

DON'T LET THE MOSQUITOES BITE YoU. Buy n
piece OF MOsoUNo-NET LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-01

NorE.PAPRR AND ENVELOPES, Cards and En-
veopes, all kiLSs OF Writing Paper and Eureiosess
at very low prices at LEVY BRoIHERs'.