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ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.

Il ~ CO
Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country or at the wateTing-places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
,pparatus which cannot be had outside Of city
viz:
PATENT POCKET-STOvEs, for heating tea
milk food, &C.: ,,u ,,, ..u
pEIf5Y. MADE MUsTARD-PLAsTERS which
are always ready. and act in three minutes;
SOFT RUBfsER AIR.PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES.
SPONGES and SPONGE-BAGS, ..
UNIVERSAL S1RiNGEt,
VALENTINES MFAT-JUICE, . ,,,,
VALENTINES MEAT.JUICE WITH GLTCE-
RINE,
JOUNSTON'S FLUID BEEF,
IIERIG'> SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIFBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for inIantsi
IMPERIAL GKANUN, food for infants;
NESTLE'S LACTE0US FARlNA,
GRRBER'S NlLk-FOOD.
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RFNNET,
DIsINFEfTISG SOAPS, to prevent coniagion;
and all reliable medicines, new remedies, and appa'
ratus, 20 be had or
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
eI9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY AT.
TENDED TO. my IA
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CEASONABLE GOODS.

FLY.FANs, BRUSHES. and TRAPS,
ICE.CgEAM FREEZERs,
WATER-COOLERS and WIRE COVEks'
PLATED ICE-PiTCHERs.
few more REFRIGERAToRs, 10 DC e'o'su Wv
regardless OF cost rr. and
rn,' rT.srTs 20 be found In the city Al lowest
figures. , c,,ryrr srrs
and TANCY GOODS generally.
''u WIZ" T.. n. TAYLOR,
loll Mals suest.
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CvoCKERY. sLAsswARE. sc.

INST RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
81 sOUP-TUREENS from England large stock
Of DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, some very
nreity a few ugly ones; q great variety OF lin
sETS: 1000 MILk-PAHs, slightly damaged.
-" sa'' II. II. WALLACE,
~ No. 400 Broad street.
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NEW YORK, July 3.-The weekly statement OF
the associated banks shows the following
creased soJs5OO: legal tenders decreased 81 .03l,
200 deposits increased *5,307,500; circulation
decreased S4S0,U00 reserve decreased 81 390o70
The banks now hold SlSSS2,775 IN excess OF
LEGAL requirements.
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CHINA GOODS.

NEW CHINA GOODS.
DECORATED TEA-SLTs;
DFC9RXTED DEssERT.sEIsi
nrC0RHTFD BERRY-sEIsj
bEEccoRATED TL0WER; Ho PIP pE i1sr De.
WILD ROSES, ,wAATIERSsRs Look before
agnsl. ICE-CREAM F dRrEs,RaE SIBs0S. JR.
buying new gooos' 1907 Main street.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Ca h D.
Ladies' and gentlemen desiring VOCAL AND
INSTRUM ENTAIL INSTRUCTION the coming
fall aud winter season from Madame CARO-
LINE RICHINGS-BERNARD and Mr.. PIERRE
BERNARD will please communicate with Mr.. K.
W. HOTF, At Ramos & Moses music-store' be-
tween the hours OF 2 and Z. NJ. daily. Applica-
ton should be made at once, As time IL filing up
rapi lly and only limited number Of pupils Will be
taken.
Terms moderate. Sea'On will commence SEP
TEMPER Is, 1880. " l-ThSA
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

yEw YORK. July 3-N0eD.-Stocks inactive
Money on call. 2M3 per cent. ENchanse-Long
asa; short, 1864. state bonds dull. GoNsrnmehti
steady. ,..
Fusntnq.-Money, gas per cent. Exchange
Asa Governments qniet and steady; new 6s
1887; AZ per cents, 1893; per cents loes
S'2teS dull.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

W
IMMATURE ALMANAC-JULY 5, 1850.
Sun rises ......... 4:4aI HIGH TIDE.
sun se,s........... 7:l9 Morning ........... 302
Moon ri.es.."...... 2:5o Evening .......... 3;26
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 3, 1850.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mer-
shandise and passengers. G. ". Allen Co., agents.
steamer j. Is. SCHUYLER, IIancOx, merchandse aud
passepgers, Norfolk, Baltimore, aud the river land
iDgs, Curtis Il Parker agents.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers L. b. TatuH
agent.
Schooner W. n. Phare, Edwards, Norfolk, hghi.
to load coal
Schooner Mary STOW, -, New York, pig-iron,
Asa Snyder.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner Maggie Cain, Scul, New YORK. cannei
coal, Geryas Storrs, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan. Kelly, New York, merchan'
disc and passengers. q. W. Allen Co.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK July 2.-ArTlVtu: SCHOONER 'aePe'
Heft, owens, from Richmond.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, July 8, 1880.
sALEs.-i0 shares OF Richmond and DaoyIlIe
Railroad stock sold at 10.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, July 3, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. A bushels. Red, $500 BUSH
els.
CORN red. $50 bushels
OATS.-262 bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wuEAr.-V1ite. "a bushels good new az
SIP. Rsd. "a bushels good new Lancaster
at SIP: 80 bushels very good new Lancaster al
Sl.14: Gs bushels common new mlxed al Si.u1 ;
a hushes very good new Fultz AT 81 .0S; 20 bush.
els good new Ful'z AZ sl05 80 bushels very good
new Fnltz on private terms; "a bushels good new
l6 bushels very good new fultz at *lO7-tolal
42S bushels.
The Exchange will be closed on Monday, Jaly 9th.
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By Telegraph,

Pine. s4Nl4.50; exls, $3.50 -HperfIe, f4@
si5O; common family, f5.75@T6.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

Two PHYSICIANS.
PATENT SEAMLESS sKIN-FITTING SHIRTS,
USED WITH
DIR, sAYRE'S PLASTER OFPARIS JACKET.
supply just received from the
BICKFORD KNITTING COMPANY.
J.BLAIR, Druggist,
40 corner Broad and Ninth streets
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WOOD AND CO A..

GOAL SOLD BY WEIGHT have IN
I ~ xsra Tvsa,y-6r.t street bstwees Msiu
and frankhn, 1000 tonS ANTHRACITE COAts
All sizes aud hest quality. sad WI ee SOD I9s SSy
sold from $3.50 tn ~. so yer eord- Brsnen yafu'
sh'eensn anu eS''"s''" y. Y. MURPHY.
d. so.eod No2 TWENTY, ars, ssrse's .
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers,
No. 11t2 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
" VALUABLE BRICK DWELLINGS At rHi'
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY md SEC..
OsD sTEEETs, AND A VACANT LOT On IH v
NORTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET BtTWEEN
WHIST AND SECOND STREETS, ADJulSiNG
TiiE RESIDENCE OF MRS. A. ~. GLAZE.
HItOoK. AT AUCTfON.--By virtue OF DEGREES OK
The Richmond Chsnecry Court entered April 20,
1871: February Ia, 1880, aud April ~, 1881, In
the SHIFTS OF Gillian. &C.. ". Gjszebroos's execu'
trtx 3c.. and The National Bank OF Vireipia pa:
same we The Undersigned commissioners. aplointsh
for lie purpose. Will sell on SATURDAY, May y.
1880 on The premises, at Az O'clock T.. ~, EoUE
ALITABLE LOTS OF GROUND. with BBICh
dwellings thereon. Nos. ] II, lib. ITO, ana
M east Clay street, fronting 20 feet each on the
soutb side of Clay street aud running back between
paralle lies about 05 feet 10 alley ten fct Wldc.
The dwellings contain about seven rooms eacn oe'
tached Kitchens with three rooms. 800.
Also, that VERY DESIRABLE BUILDlN'
LOT on the opposite side OF Clay street, IRONING
40 feel and running back 80 feet TO an alley nt-
teen feet wide. aud Immediately adjoining the resi-
d. nee of Mrs. a. II. GlazsbroOk.
The houses are SOW occupied by gooj fenanls ",
fair rentals and will he a good investment Tor any
enc desiring To purchase real estate. $1,000,
TERMS: One third cash balance In tguai lnslal,
mt uts ut six. twelve. aud eighteen mOnfbs, WIFI
par cent. interest added ard title retained unili
conveyance Is ordered by he Court.
MARSHALL NJ GILLIAN,
Commissioners.
Sal. nv FRANK ID HILL & CO.. Real Estate Auc-
,ioneer. ap 26.272e30S Myl
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Brief HemS.-Tbe new Methodist SHn-
day school In Swansboro', Just above the
corporate limits, was organized Sunday az
ternoon, and the following officers were
elected /. G. Wells, superintendent; Au-
gust Brands and ID. Gary, assistants; D..
A. Cox. secretary; A. b. Smith, treasurer;
W. L. Perdue, librarian; and w. b. Mil
brey, assistant librarian. The school will
meet regularly hereafter every Sunday
morning at o O'Clock. The school-room has
been neatly arranged and fitted up, and
the attendance Sunday afternoon was very
large.
Persons desiring sto take out liquor
licenses in This city for the ensuing year
must apply to the city treasurer before the
lst Of MAY. The Court will not issue
licenses until after the 1t Of May, but per-
cons selling liquor must procure licenses
before that time. Elsewhere will be found
the advertisement Of the city treasurer
relative 10 the matter.
More new candidates entered the field
yesterday and were engaged in distributing
their cards throughout the city.
A white man about thirty years OF age
was found lying In an insensble condition
In an old field near Tomahawk church, in
Chesterfield county, Saturday afternoon, by
q tncI Oh tue VINO tOOh UllD
IN charge, and discovered that the man was
very'ill.
There were services at the different
churches Sunday, and the congregations
wee very large.
Rev. Dr. Pryor preached at the Presbyte.
riaD church Sunday morning and night, and
viii oil the pulpit al that church every night
until Friday.
The City Councll will not meet again un-
I'll next Friday night week st s O'Clock.
Religious services were conducted at Ly-
ceum Hall Sunday afternoon BY members OF
the Christian Church.
Tue headquarters OF the Dispatch in
Manchester have been removed from Mr.. A.
q. Evans store TO Mr.. A. &. HardiDg's,
on Hull street between Ninth and Tenth.
Mr.. Evans has closed store to engage in
other pursuits. We return thanks to him
and TO his assistant, Mr.. Joseph Waugh. for
their kindness. News items and advertise
menis left at Mr.. Harding's will be received
and promptly attended TO.
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FLOR The Dispatch.l
Abingdon Presbytcry.

Friday morning was occupied IN eXamin-
ing reports on the church records and In
discussing the Sunday-school work. Some
very lively debates arose on this latter, espe-
cially in regard TO the present Sabbath
school literature.
Mr.. Walter Ii. Robertson was examined
all the evening, with view to his licensure.
Saturday morning Mr.. Robertson's exami-
nation was concluded, and he preached a
very fine sermon at IL O'Clock. he will be
licensed tonight after preaching.
The various reports to the General AS
sembly show considerable progress. There
are 10S elders, 81 deacoDs, and nearly 1000
members. There have been contributed
S1,10O 10 the benevolent objects, and $4,000
to the work at home. The additions to the
chuI ch have been $50. Ii.
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LOCAL MATTERS


osxacnueettS RrcbS AssVcs"ss~"'
Tue Massachusetts Press Association, com
pri,,uc ss gentlemen and ladies accompa-
pyIng them, will arrive IN Richmond To-Day
at 1870 A. NJ. They VIII be received ~ .n'
Byrd.sfreei depot by committee CONSIST
Ing Of Mcssrs. John Crane. r. u. Fravser'
w. r. Gre,ter, J. r. Wood, >. II. |haii'
btrlayne, and 4. II. Fisher.
In accordance with arrangements MADE
nrlor TO their departure from Boston, the
nariy will separate. one-half Of the nun Dei
going 10 Ford's Hotel and the rest 10 ire
Ba,isrd. Exchange. After they have nag
tine "a remove the dust OF travel from toeif
c,o,hing. and 70 make such changes OF sp-
rs-si &c may be agreeable TO them. they VIII
ts sseorte,i 10 Commercial Hail." on Gov
.r,or street. where an address OF welcome
MI, he deliyered by Hon. A. NJ. Kelley.
A, tbe close OF this ceremony the guests
viii bc invited 10 psrtake OF COLLATION. 10
be spread In The banqueting haii o. tue
Commercial Club. There viii be no speecues
al The table. =. IN.
After the guests have rfassembled 10 sne
IA, tors they will he escorted to tne ENeou-
live Mansion, where an address OF We'o'' ~,
10 the State OF Virginia viii De dei,,erTu ~;
bis Excellency Governor r. w. vi. no,a
day. The visitors will then oe conuuol.,
through the Capitol ana inc aoisv't "
grounds. after which they VIII return W
their hotels. ,.ho;.
During the afternoon they will, by tneir
own arrangement, visit in carriages some OF
The historic points OF interest below kicn.
mond. Returning to the city. they VIII
MIKE such disposition OF their time as may
no most agreeable. Some will probably al
tend the opera Of Cinderella a" al tne ne,
aiIe. and others will revisit the Commeictal
Cjub rooms, the privileges OF when nave
been politely rendered 10 tue visitors da-
rirg their stay in Richmond by Claiborne
Watkins, ESQ, president, and his colleagues
OF the Board OF Managers.
wednesday morning at O'CLOCK tnc
visitors will embark on special IRAN
cou,teou.ly provided for their accommoda-
tjou by Colonel II. L. Douglas, superin'en-
dent az the Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake Railroad company, ana WISH
West Point. On the route they VIII pass
several localities which became noted du-
ring the war. On their way back 10
Richmond they will be halted at Lester
Manor. where John b. Davis, Esq, VIII
give them an illustration OF Virginia bospi-
faliFy and exhibit to them one OF the nnest
estates in Eastern Virginia. The excur-
sionisis will return to the city about L.
NJ. end visit l.. Lottier's "Banner Tobacco
Works." They will leave for home at b L.
NJ. on the northern mail train.
G. Watson james. ESQ.,, OF toe Richmond
Standard, Is chairman OF Committee OF Ar
engagements.
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Lexington Presbytery.
THIRD DAY.

The Presbvtery met at O'Clock.
The Rev. DR.. HaZen, OF Richmond, was
present this morning, and was invited TO
sit az a corresponding member. He made
during the day one address on Sabbath
school, in which be urged thorough organi.
cation OF The work in the Presbytery, and
especially, with the best OF reasons, that our
own Sabba,h-school literature, which has the
apprnyal OF our Church, be used in our
schools; and another on the publication
cause, showing the financial condition OF
The Executive Committee, the general i'm.
portance OF the work, and the great things
that might be accomplished by it II once the
committee was freed from debt.
The following resolution was then adopt
ed That the Presbytery has heard with
pleasure the address OF the secretary OF pub
lication, with its interesting statements, and
is graiifed to learn OF the prospecting condl-
ton OF the cause lac represents.
The report OF the Committee on Sabbath
Schools showed good PROCESS made during
the year in the fulness and completeness OF
the reports from the chui cbes, and in the
number of scholars under this kind Of train
ing, and was altogether very encouraging.
Rev. John Ii. Taylor, OF the Baptist
Church, was invited TO sit with us as visit
ing brother.
The reports Of committees on the records
of the church sessions took up good deal
OF tine. Occasionally question OF interest
and impo: lance is raised by these reports /;
but frequently much ado is made about
nothing.
A favorable report OF our candidates in
Union Seminary was received from the
faculty Of that institution.
Mr.. Eugene Caricofe, Of Highland county,
was received under the care OF the Presby-
terry as a candidate for the ministry.
Tue next stated meeting OF the Presby-
terry will be held at Mount Horeb on the
10Th Of September at IL NJ.
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Iror the Dispsich.l
West Hanover rresbyseSy'
P0UaTK DAT.

CovssyrLLs, April "a, $780,.
| Yesterday afternoon two OF tie candi-
| a.,.s Cor ucensure preached their trial ser.
,-"ns-sMcssrs wales and Stokes--and all
~ them read their "criticaI exercises" oe-
inc verba, cxpositions OF passages VI Tue
d,re,k Testament. All OF the trials having
I,een passed, these young men-h. A.
Wailes. Collins Stokes, T. p. Walton, ana ..
70 bridges wee, according TO tue ioIms
of Tic Church, licensed 10 preach the sos.
neI. It IL understood that Mr. bridges gUe ~
10 labor in Kentucky. Mr.. walton 10 Az AZ
sou,i, Dir. Wales In Lynchpuie' '"" 'i''
Stokes IN Amherst county.
Last nigh, Dr. Dab1ey preacneu SCI . u,on
on the "Church aud MINISTRY anu 's oil
AR II. p. Epes was ordained to Inc iuii
wo,k Of the Gospel, ministry "by the iay-
IN e. an OF the bands OF The PresDytefy.
9hjs morning a number OF reports on
various subjects were presented, but not OF
general interest. -,
snecjJ committee was appointed on
presbyierial colportsge..
The following resolution was adoptcu'
Rcso,yed. That il Is the judgment OF
prcs.,ytesy that oil applicants TO a session ior
cburci. membership coming from anolher
denomination should be examined as 10
their knowledge and piety, and reported as
received on examination.
Rev. Messrs. Johnston, Bell, ana WASH
burn were appointed a committee to organ
ize church in Fiuvauua couaiy.
The statistical report was read, ana
showed that the Presbytery has twenty
seven preachers and twenty-eight churcnes.
None OF the churches are without regular
preaching except Gordonsyille and orange.
At noon Dr.. Dabuey preached sermon
ON missions. and read the report OF tDe
missionary committee, OF which be Is cnair'
man.
The narrative on the state OF religion
was read by DR.. Atkinson. 1t gives an en-
couragiug account OF the state OF the
Church.
The thanks OF the Pres5ytery were voted
TO the congregation for its generous hospi-
tally.
Adjourned.
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Editors Dispatch Please explain what
is meant by" JingoiSm when used in dis.
cussing the affairs OF England, and oblige
A FRIEND.
"Jingoism" isa word that has In Eng
lish politics meaning somewhat similar to
that Of stalwartlsm" In ours. The jim.
goes are the "burrsh boys "-the men who
stood by the Earl Of Beaconsheld through
thick and thin 10 bis aggressive foreign
policy-the men who, like General JOHN A.
DIX, cried out, al any man hauls down
the British Gag In India, Cyprus, Turkey,
or anywhere else, let him be shot upon the
spot" A year or two ago they were all.
powerful Ia England.
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AUCTION s.ALEs.--Puture Days.
BY Rob ri b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent ant Auctioneer'
1912 Main ssfte..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAI
~ LARGE THREE-sTORY RRfCh sTyyFKrr,
NO. sos, on THE WEsT LINE or SErEnr,
TEESLH STREET BETWEEN CLAY ~ IS :, :,
vENABLE STREETS, LATELY 0CCIPIED ~ =.
w: Y. RICHARDSON AS A DnUGsTOkE' ~
THE VACANT LOT ADJOINING ~ III ~ =
SOUTH, AND a TWO.sTORY FRAME Bui,n =,
ING DTRt CITY OPPOSITE ON TIVE EA Nv
LINE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET, u
PUBLIC AUCTTOS.-In pursuance OF = uecrr s,
entered on the 22d day or April. 1850, " sur
STYLED Belvin. &C.. against SIMPSONS
pending IN the Richmond Chancery COURT ,ne un
dcrsgned appointed special isionpr inetsos
viii offer for sale upon The premises. on mVN 70 a..
the 81 dav Of May, 1880. at o'cock =. N.' ,nu o
LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK store no; ovo
porih Seventeenth street. lately occupied oy w.
Richardson. The store has dwelling osern.au ..
about Fix rooms detached brick kitchen contaibing
two or I'm ee rooms The lot n onts 3S feet inches
on Seventeenth street and runs back 100 feet, mort
or les J. 10 the track Of the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad Enough Of the lot Is vacant 20 erect
goodsize store on H. and The rear part cou'd ne con-
yered Into a frst.cass coal. aud woodward az the
railroad run past IT. .,, ~.
immediately after the above Will be onered tne
FRAME STORE and DWELLING directly oppo.
site now occupied by tenants and containing aoOui
ave rooms The lot fronts % feet on the cast me VI
Seventeenth between Clayiand VenaDle streets, ana
rms back 90 feet. more or less.
TEgMs: One fourth cash; residue mt siS. WE'VE
and eighteen months, negotiable notes. interest
"u"e'' ""' WIZ ROBERT STILES.
Special Commissioner.
ponFRT II. LYME. Auctiouter. ap II
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Our friends who called upon US the other
day TO settle dispute as to question OF
grammar must have been surprised TO find
that we made "virtue" instead Of
"ciown" The nominatiye to the verb dis"
1t was inexcusably careless in us mot in the
printer, for we read the proof to overlook
such mistake. But ii was SO evident from
the context that crown" was the word
we intended to use in that connection that
We suppose the mistake was generally over.
looked, except by such shsrp-eyed critics
as the one who called our attention to II
Yesterday.
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ny Frank o. IiilI 4 to-. Co.
Real Estate Auc w.,

SALE OF VALUABLE
BaICk DWELLING sA,i IA AND EldHIH
s2RNsEr a ID: s ss tfssp sc at 'ee
lion that truly ad na he prentice on TUESDAY,
April ~ $50 3, c,Hes veil built aud contains
%Ss Twelve sy ,he soae
cas- chandeliers and fixtures ro"m,s New Range in
isrsn wS bot and Dnn
&c. iisnsn AID ' saDe and
on the lot. ,,..,,.r,v fbeiug convenient 10
ibs central r rm,oerke,Hou.e. &c should render II
very desirable As r ces q Excellent.
nmre' rnMs will be extrsordin rlly ibera; pro,
vided The purchaser , ,onr wo three four and
cash ans Selsrres bear nsre.
per cent ana I've s'' FRANK -. HILL & CO.,
iropsrty. 40 ,dtds Auclioncerg,
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by J. Thompson Brown,
po., rs,a,e Agept aud Auctioneer,
Ill3 Main street.

A NEW FRAME STORE AND DWELL
a INC on RESERVOIR AND DOESO y
viii LARGE A Aisg n Sf i4alt d aoi S sh
IN 10 $4,000 a. Richmond ChphccIv Court,
Iu'y T. e page IS executed ~ Frank Miller
Jr. for Msrgaretta Koch and Cnar,es hocn ana
notes herein mentioned, aud default having been
made in payment thereof and being reqaes,eno y ,ae
beneficiary therein so TO do. Will sell al puoHc auc'
Tuesday. 9TH DAY OF APRIL, AT o:3U =. NJ ";
Tine above property, fronting on inc ear me =,
Reservoir street at Us inief,tctnn WI ,he ~" ,an
70 aliey rs feet wide-beIng lots Nos. and 10 In
block No. III. 49,. .to
Parties looking for hne si1nd TOT Du,lcs oS' W.,
che nronosed terminus Of the street railway ana on
tbe most popular drive in the city, should attend
this sale. -. f., H., ,,yo,yo
IA ,iah,.,n months interest added, secured by
trust deed. Il. VTHp LoHMANN' 10
J. THOMPSON BROWN, AUG Toner. ap III
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, No. 621 NORTH n
Il TENTH STREET seven rooms; kitchen, HI
&C. cents i, pleasant, and conyeOenI. Possession
at once. Apply TO j. L. APPERSON,
an 20 81 Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-27

T,UrTs PILLS.


Loss Of Appetite. Bowels cosive; Pam III p aae
,,asa MIN a soIl sensation IN The back psrs; ram
,r.ae, ne shoulder. Blade: FuIness After Ea,ins'
with dis.nclna,ion to exertion OF boay or nnn
,rrt,sh,,,ty Of Temper; Low spirits. with fee'ine
OF having neglected some duty Wearness, p -
ness. Fluering at the Heart, Dots Before ,ne w.
yellow skin Headache. generally over inc r,sn'
eve: Restlessness, With htfui dreams' his"'
Colored Urine. 80.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEphD 'I
RroUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adap'ed 70 srcu
eases. one dose effects sach change OF feehng az
10 astonsl the sufferer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-27

Sunday, for the first time 10 years, the
law prohibiting labor Of any kind was en-.
forced in Louisville, KY, the police visited
al PLACES which were pen, Including news.
paper Offices, and took the name Of every
person doing work for preseniment
70 the. grand jury. The list includes
~ eiesses-cdltoTs, conposItors, pressmen,
newsboys, saioon.keepere, and hsckmen.