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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-16

REMARKABLE CASE IN The CHANCERY
bCouRT. Yesterday morning the wiIl-csss OF
Mrs. Elizabeth S0llDer was submitted TO a
jury. Mr.. John Komer was the propouuder
OF the will, and under IL took legacy for
HIMSELF and son. He was represented by
Mr.. Hudnall. Mrs. Baaer, the daughter OF
the deceased, contested the will, on the
ground that her mother died from the ef-
feet of nympbomania. which was proved
bv medical testimony. she was represent
ed by siessrs. II. A. Atkinson, Jr.. and Ad.
disonI4 Holiday. The Jury decided agsinst
the will and in favor VI Mrs. Bader. A con-
siderable amount OF property is involved.
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OPEN ALL THE YEAR,
FANCY GOODS.
An IMMENSE STOCK
IA AT
5O5 BROAD STREET.

We receive during this week tire largest stock OF
FINE GOODS We have shown. call will satisf,
any one OF this fact.
An elegant as5 5ortmeut Of TRIPLE-PLATE 0L-
vRRWAIB, CASTORS froto $3.50 to tS-eight
or ten patterns; BEAUTIFUL EPERGNESi
HANDSOwI CAKE-BAskETS, WATERS
GOBLETS; novelties In PERFUME and
CARD STANDS. These goods ere warranted
equal 20 the ScGt and the moderate price for tue
elegant desieas aud woI kmahnsliip Will surprise
IN VELVET FRAdES Offer sereral novelties at
= that are rt1sTlinsin New York for Sl-6O and
.sl.75, and oH FiFTY-CENT CABINET is
8a-sl n any ssa~ "a at 75c. In town.
wATKR-COOLERs of handsome fuish and the
bes. quality. all s,zes, at very Iow prices;
UNIdN WEB HAasDCks at 81 aad 50, war.
rants ! 10 hold wssht Of 600 ss1 400 pOus ds (;
MN CAN GkAss HA MsfOCKs sor thOSe thai I
prefer them.
8 bought.s1 importers 4tnfIre line Of ssmples OF
ALBCtS al first cssf. and shall sci ssom at q
eorretnl ndD2iy low sncs; SOLID LEATHEB
MOROCCO, aud CALI an elegant designs, from
10e. 10 ss.75.
Arsy chsisc assortment @. VASES and TOILET
IslTs; asSaa'l JOB 10, Gf ELEGANT CUT and
hksD-PkiSTED BCi,4gAsEs at 81 Il pair
Sk,h sl.z5; HANDs14sE PINK TOILET
SEgs at SIS 0 and ti.75 .srth s3.
Ia GG.xfLEMESS's CHAINS s'e have very fac
ks.af SHELL CHAINS. wi:kscHARMs, at Soc;
so ss6terns fLATED ciiAfsS. good quality.
atsl :Z o pa tens OF the y BESf STOCK PLATE,
warssst.e. ut fspm % 10 s5.
Novelties ia NlCKkI. and NlCKH. AND GILT |
sLEnsE~BuTTONs at 25e.: HANDSOME 1
srOcK>fLATE EDITIONS at so. f5c aud 81.
Elegant ms designs In LADIES BRACELETS at
~, Z,s2.7Ss a. and sS1z5.
In sAJCHrLs aud TRAVELLING -BAsGETS we
hsye yer, large line al low ices.
DURABLE sJtx-PANs. PREsERyIEG-kET-
TIES, P0RcEJ.AIs-LIxED KETTLES. &c.
w, A. sgEvENs. 500 Broad street.
Tls largest and besl stock OF CANES at 10. 10,
~. Asd 25c., shown IN the city. yea
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7 PERSONAL-BRIEF lTEMs.-Rey. DR.. Tai
mage is expected to reach tie city by the
lao A. II. Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad train to-day, and will
stop at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. Barney Brauer, Of Union Hill, lost 4
bright and interesting little boy yesterday,
after a very brief illness.
The chidren's scXcurS3on'to Bon Air leaves
the city to-day at O'Clock A. NJ.
Tomorrow night the Iadie. OF the Grace
Street Presbyterian church will have a
grand moonlight excursion down the
james.
The Office OF the City Tax Collector is
now open daily from A. NJ. to 6 O'Clock
L. VI. for the reception Of city taxes.
MeSsrs. Wnitehurst & Owen will COM
mence the erection Of i large planiDg-mIIl
on Twelfth street near Byrd as soon as the
proper permit can be Obtained.
Mr.. 5. G.. HOLIDAY, Of Portsmouth, and
the Shooting Association OF Norfolk, who
were expected in the city yesterday TO con-
test with the Richmond Shooting Clnb,
failed to come 20 time.
II was lille Olive Taylor, not Allie"
who did 30 well in "Ali Tied Back :" at the
Leigh-schOol exercises Monday morning.
A white man, name unknown, fell near
the corner Of Twelfth and Main streets in
a helpless state OF intOXication, and WAS
badly bruised about the face. He was
taken to the second station-bOuse for treat
ment.
A colored man named John Collins yeser
day fell through the cclar-door Of one u
the buildings in the rear Of Ninth and Main
streo;s and was badly injured.
Washington Ferguson (cOlored) was ar
rested and locked up in the First police
station yesterday afternoon charged with
bigamy. lie is from New Kent, and will be
taken back 10 that county to-day.
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Randolph Macon College Commence
ment.

Randoiph-Macon College Commence
ment.
The commencement. exercises ct Ran
dolpl-Macon College will begin In the col
lege chapel at Ashland to-day at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. with the address before the Society
OF Alumni by Joseph z. Leigh. Esq, OF
Mississippi. Then follows the contest FOR
the Sutherlin medal between Doctor M.
James, OF Pennsylvania, and Walter w.
Sawyer, OF North Carolina.
At the conclusion Of this contest the
meeting OF the Society Of Alumni will be
held.
At 8 O'Clock p. NJ. the celebration Of the
Franklin Literary Society will occur. The
exercises consist of an address by the pre-
sldent-elect, 7. W. Mason, Esq. OF North
Carolina. and orations by Adam G. Davis,
Jr., OF North Carolina, and McLain Plea
sants, of Virginia.
Tomorrow at II O'Clock A. VI. the adj.
dress before the two literary societies will
be delivered by Rev. I. Dewitt Talmage,
OF Brooklyn, Y. Y.
At O'Clock 7. NJ. the cOnferring OF Ger.
tticltes, diplomas, prizes, and degrees will
take place.
AT 8 O'Clock p. NJ. the Washington Lite
rary Society will have its celebration. An
address will be delivered by Governor f..
w. NJ. Holiday, resident-elect. The So
ciety orators are w. W. Sawyer, of North
Carolina, and I. II. Bagwell, of Virginia.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad will run special trains to
Ashland during he commencement.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.-Tbe Presbyterian
Suuday-SchOoI Union Of Richmond and
Manchester has elected Mr.. j. ID. X. Sleight
president and Mr.. ". l.. Hill secretary. The
pastors OF the Presbyterian churches EN-.
braced in the Union are er-Cfici0 yice-presi.
dents.
At the stated communication OF Richmond
Randolph Lodge. No. 10. A. +. and A. NJ,
held last evening at the Masons' Hall, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing twelve months WorshiDful r. II. Dues
berry. master; Brothers b. +. Howard,
senior warden; X. G. Fletcher, junior war
den; w. Fletcher Richardson, treasurer;
William J. Riddick, secretary: Charles A..
West. senior deacon; James II. Allen, iu-
nior deacon. The WorShipful Master ap-
pointed Brother ". T.. johnson, tiler; :;
Rev. Brothers A. w. Weddeli and X. s.
Barrett, chap!aiDs; and Brothers Il. j.
Mays, II. W. New, G. b. Gaines, and L. IL.
FERGUSON. stewards committee.
At 4 stated meeting OF Richmond Lodge,
No. II. knights OF Pythias. held at WIZ
kinsOn's Hall last night, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing term /:
j. Il. Tenant, past chancellor; II ). An
derson, chancellor commander; John +.
Mayer, chancellor; a. Thomas, Jr.,
prelate William p. Poythress, master Of
exchequer; William Z. BIakey, master Of
finance james p. Wood, keeper Of rC cords
and seal +. J. Doughty, master-at-arms.
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.

REV. sYLvAHUs CoBB thus writes in the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by nc means ~.
commend any kind Of medicine which we did not
know TO be g00d-particularly for infants. But Of
Mrs. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP We can
speak from knowledge; In our own family IL has
proved blessing indeed, by giving an infant trout
bic with collie pains quiet sleep and iis parent un-
broken res, at night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here Is an article which woras to
perfection. aud which Is harmless: for the sleep
which il affords the infant Is perfectly natural and
the little cherub awakes as bright as a butiOn."
Aud during The process OF teethnR IFS value + In.
calculabe. We have frequeRtly heard mothers say
they would not be without II from the birth Of The
child iii # had 1nlhed with tie teehing $40 gc on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all druggists.
Twenty five cents bottle. de 3l-eOdlw
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ELECTION OF VIRGIyA MILITARY INsTI.
TUTE CLUB 0FFICERs.-At a meeting OF the
Virginia Military Institute Club Of Rich.
mond Monday night thrtv-seyen ex-ca-
dets enrolled their names as members. The
following officers were elected President,
General II. l.. Walker; First Vlce.Presi-
dent, Colonel W. W. Gordon; second Vice.
President, Colonel Thomas II. Carter;
Third Vice-President, Colonel W. +. Cut
shaw; Secretary, j. L. Waring; Treasurer,
Beverly T.. Crump. The Executive Com
mittee President, er oGicio Chairman Mr..
B. c. Wherry. Rev. Il. NJ. Jackson Colo
mel +. N. Boy kin, Captain j. :. Wise, and
Colonel G. j. Anderson. The delegates ap-
pointed 10 the Society of Alumni were
Colonel f. NJ. Boykn and Rev. Mr.. jack
son,
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THE DocGLAss INFANTRYs-~Yesterday at
12a'clock NJ. d detachment from the colored
battalion marched 10 the Petersburg depot
TO meet the Douglass Infantry. Only some
half dozen of khe command came, however,
the others ether having missed connec-
tiou>pr were too well pleased with Wash.
ington life TO Ieave. This corporars guard
were taken in ha1d and Hospitality dFea'ed.
Last night the remnant came on, ESQ tue
entire command left for Georgia at 1879 10
the inspiring tunes Of "Carry Ne BSk 10
Old Virginia" aud "The Girl 1 Lett be'
hind Mev
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presented Miss Blanche 7. wynne with q
medal for proficiency In German.
The diplomas were then presented 10 The
graduates five males and nineteen females),
and The exercises closed.
The following Is the list OF the
GRADUATES:
i. Amelia V. Brimmer.
2. Juliette p. Marks.
3. Tucker G. Egglcston.
4. Emma T. Walters.
3. George w. McCann.
G. Blanche T. Wynne.
Z. Mary G.. Robins.
8. Susie p. Walker.
0. Hettie A. Taylor.
10. Lizzie Mcdonald.
III. Bette L. Mountcastle.
IL. Georgia X. Peasants.
13. Eva Lee.
IA. Robert s. Crump.
ID. Emma A. Laube.
1G. Charles j. BilIups.
IL. Nora Smith.
Is. James l.. Armstrong.
10. Jennie s. Cook.
20. NJ. Blanche Lee.
81. Archie Z. Cone.
%. M. Keith Woodson.
%. Emma J. Lester.
"a. Nettie M. Smith.
%. Jennie l.. Pelouze.
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II SPRlSGS -1his famous SUMNER RESORT
VIII he reopeue1 JUNE 10TH under the manage
ment Of 4. 1ENNEY n CO.. Of the National Hotel,
Washington, u. &. The finest hotel In the South,
with all modern improvements throughout, inclu-
diuF hot and cold bath conyeniences Oh each floor,
electric bells, aud gas.
The mediciual properties Of the water are re-
nowned for their efficacy in dyspepsia, drOpsy, and
all mallriai aifec ions.
DOSrd per day, ~ 10 S3. according to location OF
room par week. a. 2 to SIS.
For further Information address National Hotel
prior TO June lOth; subsequent, 10 White sulphur
Sprtngs fsuQu cr county. Va. my lB-2m
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II. WILLIAMS, prominent druggist OF Sails
bury. Md, wrote, January 25, 1875: sesd me
one dozen TUFTS PILLS, aud jr they prove what
sou claim for them Will order more.- February
10th he writes: "send me two dozen more Of
Dr. TUFTS LIVER PILLS by return mail. They
are doing won ders herc.-
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THE LAsr-NoT LEAST.
Close or tho Closing Exercises ia the
PubIlc Schools.

BELLEVUE Fla MODEL PRO-
GRAMME - EXCELLENT EXERCIsEs- f
NAMES OF DISTINGUISHED PUPILS
RICHMOND HIGH sCH0oL-A SCENE OF
BEAUTY-B2IGHT, LARGE, AND BRIL-
LIANT GATHzRING-FL0wERs AND MU-
siC-THE ROLL OF HoNoR-LIsT OF
GRADUATES AND MEDALIsTs-ADDREss
Es OF PROFESSOR WINSTON, g. d. WITT,
ESQ.,. AND DIR. CoHEN-THAT SWEET OLD
WORD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
&c &c
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool and
rainy.
TBEEs0ygTER YESTERDAY 6 4, NJ. 75;
9 A. NJ, 10; noon. 70; y. NJ. 78; y.
w., IS; midnight. ~.
Mean temperature. IA.
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old SWEET SPRINGS,
" MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful summer r.. ort Will be open for the
accommodation Of visitors NE Is, 1880. All the
appointments are first Elevation. 1000 feet
tonic. diureic, midv catilartc, aud Alternative
Mineral plunge-baihs, also warm and hot mineral
and fIesh-wsier steam baths. Extensive livery.
Excellent band Of music Express-. telegraph, and
post-Ofice In the Hotel. Beard: Per day. 500 !:
per week. 81 per month, 40 to $50, accordnt 10
location. Bachelors row, for young genitmen $50
per month. j. w. YOUNGER.
m 2l-lm SUPERINTENDENT.
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GFoR OTHER 'LoCAL" SEE FOURTH PAoE.l

THE GREATEST BARGAINS in Pa'asos, Gloves
Mitts, Hosiery, Laees, Swiss and Hamburg Embroii
cries, White Musllns Plain snd Figured silks, Sat
ins. Buntlngs, Grenadines, Sash Elbbors, &c. Cal
at THALHiMER BROTHERS, corner Of sixth and
Rroah sfrlefs
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BILIOUS, REMIrTESr-, AND INTERMITTENT
FEvKRs, which prevail In miasma'ie districts
through the summer and autumn, are invariably &C.
co,uuapted by dsraugenenis Of the Stomach aud
Liver. There Is always weakness OF the stomach
and torpor Of the towels. DR.. TuTr's LivER PILLS
are peculiarly adapted to such eases.
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yr,HE GREENBRIER WHITE SUI
l PHuR SPRINGS. WEST NIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBRA ATED WATERING-PLkCE, 80
uniserssily known for its alternative and curative
properties aud i's fashionable patronage, win be
opened by the new owners oa the 2oTH JUNE. All
the buildspgs have been thoroughly repaired rcht-
ted. and refaruISbtd with costly and elegant room
and Vxror furniture ess-ights and all the modern
improvements int uduced.
hoard. 80 per dsy.
Rosra. s7O per month (of twenty eight dSys).
The cALWfLL HOUSE. adjacent 10 the Springs
IL NOW OPEN, with privilege otthe waters. baths
and grounds of the springs In common with all
other VI itors-
Board per day. 80.
po.rd per month tof twenty-cie daysl, $50.
Descriptive pan pheis TO be had Of PCBCRIL,
lADD 4 Co, Iiraggisis.
GREESBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE l.. PElTON.
fQ.lm Managns Partner.
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SEND TO A. n. RoBIss's ArorHScARY, Second
between Clay aud Leigh streets, Tor all Medicines
or anything else In the drug line adveriissd la ihs
paper II will save time ard trouble and Insure you
first-class and genuine articles.
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Ii BATH CoUNTY,yA.

These CELFBRATED THERMAL SPRINGS,
yarying in tempefaiure from SOC 10 ll0o FahIea-
he'll. and adapted To The treatment of al khs umatc
aud GOuiy Affections. and for various Chronic Ils-
cases Of Tie Liver, The Nervous system, ana tie
SKIN. are opcu for the current season.
Resident Physic ans Professor j. l.. Cabrll. OF
the Uni,ersiiy OF Virgins; Dr. J. II. Page. Uni
yersiy of Virginia. formerly Professor of Practice
Of Mediciue In the Washington University. OF Baii-
more. For descriptive Catalogues &C address
4. b.lm TARDY ( AUGUST.
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Hark harki II, sozoD0NT cry;
Haste, youths and maidens, come and buy;
Come, and secret III unfold
At small expense 10 young and Old
A charm that will on both bes.ow
A ruby lip and teeth Ike snow.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ss- On AZ sGLs, Or 2ert Bs,ots ~-acs bs.s9ess
sic l8t n January dna iGst of June re ,cass ~
ts yrsssqif psdr Enve e. ,. 0cf tytle pure. osss,
On al saEes made tetWssR tas st OF Jisg aif ~
or hs ys0r The taTes haze 10 be pdid 1g th6 sassr
prhl3 custom was ae0rtrs about fiteer ytafs "a
bV all the -csl estate agents IN RichmonG, anH SD.
pllesto RtchMsNd End veinity.i
JNO. r. LAUGIiTON. JB., 10 A. NJ. furniture,
furnishing goods. &c.
RICHMOND BAZaAR, 10 4. VI. carbon Of
western horses, young mules, carriages, bngSits.
drags, &c.
CHEWNlN,i q ROSE. 81 p. ~. tru''eeH rile u
two valuable corner lot, near Monroe Park.
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n. ELLYsoH q CO., Advertising agents, inSs., ~.
vertisemens iH ali OF he newspapers ot the Trsies
Siaes at publishers rates. Orders LEFT a, Tie Dss.
patch corn.ing-room VII receive prsnW a..fp
ian
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10 NOT PoIsoS YOURSELF
by indiscrimIpae application OF cheap rrepar2'
lions but call for Toilet. Waters, Poweers, Cosmet-
ics, &C., made by j. & T.. ATKINSON, London.
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CEASIDE RESORT.
'OBB's ISLAND. VA.

sURF-BATHING, FISHING, sNIPE-sHOoTING
This HOTEL. Is reopened for the reception o {
visitors. Terms 81 Icr day tl2 per week, $40
per month. Route from Norfolk or old Point by
steamer Banks 10 Chcrrysione every Monday,
Wennr.day. and Friday. SPADY COBB,
~ 2.lms proDriciors.
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SAVE MONEY by naying your prittias ao1. ,,h
DISPATCH PnrErIsG-Iorsx. GOOD WORK. low
prices. and ssssfaction guarsntee6.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, rising barometer, east
erly backing to northerly winds, cloudy
weather. rain, and higher temperature.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. WILLIAM ]. BIe,TER.-

FUNERAL OF Mr.. WILLIAM j. BIGtTER.--
The funeral OF the late William j. Bigger
took place yesterday morning from the esI
dence OF his brother. John Bell Bigg.r,
Esq, No. COS north Seventh street. The
attendance OF mourning and sy mpath'zlng
irjsads was large. After appropriate SER
vices The remains were carried out for Ia.
termeDt at Sb0ckoe.Eiill Cemetery beside
those Of bis iamented and respected father,
10 recently deceased.
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

This fayori.e Summer Resort has been released
bv MRS. ". J. Colby. OF the Hamilton Honse,
Washington. ~. C., and will be OPENED On THE
Isr OF JUNE FOR The kECEPTlON OF
GUESTS.
For Pamphlets, giving full descriptions and
Snltpgs my 27-lm*
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See LEVY BROTHERS stock OF DriIlIngf, Tweeds,
Csssimeres, cotlonades, Cheyiots. Fhnncls, aad
Gen;lemen's Furnishing Goods.
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ron RENT.

EOR RENT, THAT FIRSr-RATE05
II GROCERY STAND No. 6i6. at she north ~
west corner OF Marshall ard seventh streets. Also,
sTORE No. 6l2. the Third above, aud nearly II no.
II. APPFRsON.
e5.lOt Real nsfsle Agent.
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TAReANT,s sELrzER APERIENT.

THERE Is, OR SHOULD BE, A REA.
SON FOR EVERYTHING. The reason why
TARRANT,s eELTzEE APERIENT
has such a salutary effect upon disorders attended
wi innamma,ory or feyerish symptoms IS that 1t
induces a gentle almost mpcrc eptibe perspira ION,
which reduces the heat OF the blood that t5 laxative
influence further tends 20 COOL
sOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
fjc IA M,WSF2w
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u0RSES. MULES. A~.

EOR sALE-A FINE MATCH CIR
LARGE rAMtLY HORSE. As this VIII cose our
lo, and enable us 70 60 after new s9"g,y yvo Ix wx
HxKNEsS. which can be bought very elesn
n. l.. BARNES 90
No. II south Tenth and eis Cary s're"'
10 16-2ls
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LkvY BROTHERS win close their store frori Ibis
dale until further noiiee az z o'cLotK.
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CHRISTIAN WHITES OLD KENTUCKY wrrs.
Ksr, four years old, excei,. Price, only t2.50 per
gallon.
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WE ADVISE ALL IN WAN,

READY MADE DRESSES. ULsrERs. and usDEa.
WEAR, for ladies; TRUNKS, sArcBELs, and BAGS,
Al LEVY BROTHERS,
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Buy your DRY GOODS, &C., OF LEVY BROTHERS.
Store opened at 9 A. NJ. aud closed at fP.M.
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SEVEN O'cLocK.-LEvy BROTHERS viii close
heir store on and after this date NJ O'CLOCK.
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NfOUN rAIN-TOP HOTEL. THE COOL
Vsl STSUMMtR RESORT IN VlR6lNlA,
SITUATED UPON THh SUMMIT OF
THE BLUE RiDG r. 1896 FEET
ABOVE TtDkWAlER.

This famous resort having recently changed hands,
will Re oIen for guests JUNE 25TH. The Hotel bas
been put In thorough repair, and The hest rooms all
ne~ly furuished. There has been built In addition
10 the Hotel NICE COTTAGE. containing four
rooms. suitable for family. For terms. &C.. adj
dress the proprietor. Alton depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Visitors must remember 10 get of at
the Western esd of The tunnel only 900 wards from
the Hoiel. T.. NJ LEFTWICH. Manager.
HENRY L. MAssIE. Pronrieior. nv 3l-eOG Imt
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hQ.lm

HEALING SPRINGS.
III BATH COUNTY. VA.
are now opsn. Terms $3.50 per day, S15 per
week. and ESQ per month os twenty eight days
WATER for sale at Purcell. Ladd & Co.'S. Send
postal for Descriptive psmphiei
n. CARTER BUBANK,
N7-lm Proprietor.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Foual n any hotel In The United States as Sum-
me- Resort q cO!d-wfather Sanitarium. For cir
cular describing hygienic advantages, TERMS &c.
address by mail or telegraph
ap3 ly III. PIiOEBUS, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-16

BonY, BRAIN, NERVE Foop.
Co'den's LI1ciGs LIQrfo EXTRACT DEar
gives health, strength, and nerve force.
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DAwLEY SPRINGS. VA, NEAR

HI HARRISONBURG.-The are three LARGE
HOTELS, with appointments OF The highest order
and accom- m Odali0ns for 700 guests. OPEN JUNE
lsT. Rates: Day. $3.50: week. sl5; $40 10 $50
per month. Two thousand I, ct above tice water. A
delightful place 10 escape heated s9Amer months.
FNsr particulars address G. A. SPRISKEL, Trea-
surcr. HarriSOubuge,. VS.. Ry 26-eodZ6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-16

ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
~ Board per day. according 10 location OF room
sas nambsr OF persons IN same, ti.50 TO $3.50;
tr<. week. 81 10 Sll. per month. $50 to x4O.
Ssscis, ronfrscts With fsDiisS and parties number
hls over seven persons al less rates. Round-trip
a. kcfs from Richmond TO Orkney over Che>apsake
sld onIo railroad, good ,ill Ociober ist. Ella.
JONES PARKER,
a. IQ-1ms Proprietors.
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WE ADVISE ALL IN WANT
OF
PURE wHfsKEY
TO USE
W. ID. BLAIR & CO.'S
"ALPIiA-
AT $3.50 A GALLON.
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UR FRIENDS AND TIE

WANTED, OUR FRIENDS AND TIE
w PUBLIC TO KNOW that We have taken the
store lately occupied By krtbar Rooney. coraer Of
Thirteenth ana Franklln srceti. where Will be
found an assortment of every Kind nf FunNl-
TURE, &c. UPHOLSTERiNG aud REPAlRiHG
In he test manner. Firsl-class UNDERTAKING
on The most reasonable teims Very respectfully,
RFDDiA & LOLL.
corner Of Thirteenth aud fraukin strsets.
T.. REDDIg. JOHN LOLE. T. 1919
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srwmnR RE,.aRTs.
NEw HerEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

Ac-omrs,ssfions for 500 guests. nucst n<hing
sed snrf.hsthing found The Atlantic coast steam
rsiIrosd Nalf hour from Norfolk. Brass and striDe
j. A. kkNNEUY.
Superintendent ocesn View HottL
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