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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14
GRAND EXCURSION TO CHICAGO
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
'IsIPOEIAET Notice T0KNIGIITs TEMPLAR,
MERCHANTS. AND OTHERS.

The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
has made arrangements tor steamers 20 ieave
nuuingtO, on the arrival Of expless train leaving
Richmond AT 10:i5 4. NJ. OF FRIDAY the Ism OF
August
those wishing 10 leave on this train should report
their names 10 one or the nnfttte, as more bnau
one steamer may be necessary -.
Those wishing to leave Rlc lmond on The l2tii,
9Th, ana l4th August viii take train ha'ing ~
8 a. NJ
Persons from Danyil'e Lynfhburg, and Alexan.
lra will take night train Of NrgiDls Midland rail-
road and connect with the Chesapeake and Ohio
tram at Charlottesville and Gordon vile.
Tickets for The round trip from Ricbmond ana re-
turn including meals ard berths on ohio river both
ways, only sl6, good to return until September q
1850.
The pubie Il assured that this u the cheapest
and most desirable route. as yon not only AVOID the
great crowds but have the privilege OF stopping al
The Virginia springs on their return.
Tickeis for sale by A. W. CARRIER, S26 Main street'
AT The Office of the Chesapeake and ONO raiiroad'
and by the cOmmittee-JOhD j. Wrigh'. John u.
Sui j. v. Bidgood. .. VI. Marshall, Henry kodrker'
ana Jno. n. Laughton, Jr. an Tdi4
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VALUE or THE BUFrALo LfrHIA WATERS
AS COMPARED WITH OTHER MINERAL WATERS.
DIR. nuSrxR M.ournx,

DIR. HUyTKR INQUIRE,
Professor Surgery Medical College Of Virginia; az
President Association OF Medical Officers Cosfede.
rate Army and Navy; ona Of the Vice. Pfe.Iden
OF the international Medical Congress:
ain my experience The Buffalo Liilia wa'sris
valuable In greater variety Of diseases and dior.
ders than any other mineral water that have ever
employed. prescribe IL In dozen cases where
pre2cfibe any other once-
DIR. WILLIAM r. HewARD,
Of Baltimore. Professor Of Diseases Of Women and
Children IN the University Of Maryland:
"Were called upon 10 state from what mineral
waters have seen The greatest and most unmistska
ble amount Of go0,i accrue IN the largest number Of
cases In general way. would unhesitstiugly say
tie Buffalo Spring., IN MeckIcaburg county, vs.r
DIR. HARVEY L. BYRD,
or Baltimore, late Professor OF Diseases of Women
aud Children In the College OF Ply scians and
Surgeons Of Mar ylanG:
"From my experience with the action Of these
waters, rega ri them possessing a degree Of eu-
rative power and extent of apiation In chronic
disease found In no other mineral water Of which ]
have any knowledge, aud believe they might he
used in almost all cases of chronic disease with
benefit"
DIR. THOMAS p. ATKINSON,
ex-Presdent OF the Medical Association OF the state
Of Virginia:
have been repeat ed visitor AT most OF the noted
watering -places of the country, both North and
south, and have no hesitation Whatever In saying
that at no other health resort have such gene
raj and unmisakable benefit derived by inyalids as
at The Buffalo Springs, and regard these waters
general restorative of the enfeebled, broken. down
human system as without riyal.r
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Heuric0 Mems.

The HeDrico County Court was in ses-
sion again yesterday. Charles Chapman
was tried for aiding and abetting in the
stealing Of two horses belonging 10 Garland
Hanes. He was found gnilty and sentenced
10 be confined in the peDitentiary for three
years. A noife prosequi was entered by the
Commonwealtb's Attorney in the case
against Chapman for aiding and abetting in
the stealing OF horse from II. X. Didake.
Chapman has been convicted OF two Of
fences OF aiding and abetting In horse.sieal-
ing, and will have 10 serve six-yeaIs' term
in the peniteniiary but for the fact that
he Is in very delicate health, being q con-
sumptive, one charge against him was dis
missed. He was committed TO Jail yester-
day afternoon, TO remain until be can be
taken to the pcnientiary.
In The case Of George Brown tcolored),
who was convicted Of borse-stealing Thurs
day and sentenced TO be confined in the
penifentiqry for three years, the Court set
aside the verdict on the ground that there
was technical error in the indictment, aud
granted the prisoner a new trial. Brewn
was r, indicted by the grand jury, and will
be tried agaia Monday.
The court will meet again to-day to hear
civil matters.
The ease Of james Birron, for horse
stealing. will come up after Browns case is
disposed Of.
The grand jury met yesterday and made
the following presentmenls:
Charming NJ. Robinson, road Oyerseer
OF TuckahOe township, and John Staples, q
road oyerseer OF Brookland township, were
indicted for failing to have the Grove road
and Staples > Mill road kept in order as re-
quired by law.
Thomas Bailey (whiie) was indicted for
ieloniously beating and woundiDg his wife
with pistol, and also for unlawfully as
sauIting and beating her. The offence was
committed several days ago. The woman
was able to appear before the grand jury
yesterday.
The grand jury requested the Judge to
authorize the Commonwealth attorney to
prosecute the Richmond, Williamsburg,
and Central Turnpike Company for non-
compliance with the general turnpike laws.
Yesterday morning about ) O'Clock Mrs.
Lum Wright, Il lady residing on Twenty
fifth street Just inside the city limits, met
with dreadful accident. She had an oil
can in her bands, and while pouring oil
upon fire in q stove to make the fire bum
faster the OIL in the can ignited, causing the
can to explode and setting tire to her cloth
ing. The lady was soon enveloped In
flames. and while in this terrible situation
jumped in bed, hoping TO eXtinguish the
lire by smothering it with the bedclothing.
Her husband, in attempting TO put out the
flames, was painfully burned on the hands
and arms. Her clothing was burned from
her body. DR.. w. w. Gordon was sent for
TO attend the unfortunate lady, and yesfer-
day afternoon she was reported to be in a
critical condition. Mrs. Wright is quite n
young lady, and has lived in the above
neighborhoOd but short while.
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The Farmyille Journal says: The Man
chester Baptist church has given an invita-
ton to Rev. Mr.. Newbill to become It's pas
tor. 1t is understood that he has Declined
TO accep, the call. Tbisintelligence, II true,
will be received with much pleasure IN
Prince Edward, where MIR. NewhB has
been most acceptable pastor, and greatly
esteemed by his own parishioners and by
all who know him.
A new post-offiee is established at NAL
lory. Louisa county, Va, between Colnu-
bia and Trevillias's. with 5. {. Mallory as
postmaster. a new Office Is established at
Benry's, Fayeite county, w. Va, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. with A. e.
Thomas as postmaster. Robert Nicholson
Is appointed postmaster at Massaponax,
Spoisylvania county, Va, vics Charles
Nicnolson, superseded. ~
Mr.. John w. Fatherly, a popular yo'dhe
man Of Norfolk, died In that city Tours
day. He was member OF the Nor' ok Cltl
| Guards, and tor several years pr ',or to bi
death had been at the head OF 4 prosr erou
printing establishment.
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Eoitf Hems.--Mr. ;. l.. AtfkfN,a, OF
Richmond, father Of CommonweasiHfs-At-
Drney A. c. Asshjssoa, OF this cry, Is wing
extremely lila his residence, IN %xnmond.
The dweliin2-hetise OF Mf. Thomss
Hatcher, 10 CaestsT6eld, was BOND down
by the wind TUESDAY after noetA. NO one
was hurt. ID,
At the Mayors Court yesNfday Justice
Perdue presided. and disposed oi only one
clse.
The Rrsdju,ier eanvassers Tor Mancnee'
ter and Chesterfield are Z. ;. Maurice D'
A. White head, aud DIR. j. +. Gillian.
Some Manchester temperance men are Or
panizing an independent temperance organ
izatiOu.
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OFF FOR CHICAGO--ST. ANDREWS Com
MANDERY. Last night at 1915 O'Clock de-
iachment OF st. Andrews Commandery Of
Knights Templar left for Chicago rld the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. Among the
number were DR.. c. W. u. Brock, j. j.
Wright, John b. Suit, J. V. Bidgood, o..
NJ. Marshall, r. NJ. j. Paynter, Henry Bo-
deker, John f. LauehtOn, Jr., Sergeant b.
G.. Howard, and others. A large number Of
citizens and ladies also accompanied the
party. A number OF persons left yester-
day, others will 90 this morning, and, rs
announced elsewhere, a tremendous crowd
is expected to leave this evening per the
Richmond. Fredericksburg ard Potomac
railroad. The prospects are that Richmond
will be fully represented both by knights
participant and by loOkers-on at one OF the
greatest pageants of modern times.
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communicated
A Grand Occasion at Buffalo Lithia
SDriugS.

THE YOUNG MEN OF MECKLENBURG TO GIVE
A BALI. AT THESE SPRINGS on WEDNESDAY,
18th AUGUST, 1880.
BUFFALO LIrHIA SPRINGS, VA.
10 the Editors Of the DiSpdtch:
Allow me, a an item OF news that may
be OF interest TO some OF yoGr young read.
ers, to say that the young men OF Mecklen-
burg are to give Il large ball at this place
on the 25th instant. Ii is an affair inaueu-
rated by and to be conducted exclusively
By these young gentlemen as an occasion OF
endowment to themselves and the Young
people OF the surrounding counties OF Nir-
ginia and North Carolina. Everything Will
be upon a handsome scale and a very large
attendance is expected.
ONE OF THE YOUNG MEN.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Sudden Death. Mrs. q. 4. Peple yester-
day received telegram announcing the
sudden death in Baltimore of her brother,
Mr.. Joseph Lowndes. Mn. LOwDdes was
formerly a resident Of Richmond. The re-
mains win arrive to-day fsom Baltimore,
and the fpDeral take place fnoo st. James
church. The announcement was totallY
unexpected, and Mrs. Peple is orerwhelmed
with grief ut her great atfiictioo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

PERsoNAL-BRIEF ITENs.-Dr. Charles
X. Gardner, who has been previously prac-
ticing his profession at Irisburg. Henry
county, Va, has received his commission as
assistant surgeon in the United States navy,
and ordered to report 10 Annapolis, Nd,
on the lst OF October next.
The colored Hancock and English Cam
pagn Club have their headquarters at No.
1913 Broad street, with a membership OF
about eighty. They are preparing political
documents and scattering them broadcast.
Democratic Conservative papers sent to
their address will be thankfully received.
Six passenger-coaches filed almost to dis
comfort left on the afternoon excursion for
Bon Air Yesterday. Among those attending
were some OF the faircst representatives OF
Richmond's beauty and fashion, and many
leading citizens.
Mr.. William l.. Royal came from the dis
cllssion at Prince George Courthouse Thurs
day night and proceeded dn ect TO the White
Sulphur by the 10:45 O'Clock train that
night.
Richard Cheattam (colored) was arrested
Yesterday for assaulting and beatir Frank
Anthony with loaded whip-handle.
The child OF Rachel Stairs, which fell
from an upper window OF house on Du.
val street near st. John Thursday evening,
was said to be improving last night.
Mdshipman w. b. Fletcher, OF the
United States navy, is in the city.
Professor George 5. Thomas, native OF
Richmond, has been appointed professor Of
Greek at the University OF Louisiana, at
Baton Rouge. Professor Thomas is grand
son OF the late David j. Saunders.
Mr.. Andrew l.. Tenser, late foreman OF
the Commonwealth newspaper. left yester-
day morning for New York.
The names OF Colonel William +. Nye
and Major Robert Carqthers are mentioned
in connection with the assistant postmaster
ship OF Richmond.
Mr.. Arthur A. Splitter was yesterday dis
charging his duties As deputy collector OF
customs for this district.
Major Poe has been notified that re-
ward Of $3.50 Is offered for toe arrest OF
William Henry, charged with the murder
OF John Morrison, at Bear Brook, Russell
county, Canada. June 25. 1880.
Tickets to the excursion OF AnnawOn
Tribe, 1. D. r. NJ, 10 West Point next
Monday can be obtained OF any OF the com.
mttee.
The moonlight excursion OF Paradise
Lodge, /. o. b. b.. to Mount Pleasant next
Wednesday night promises to be most de-
lightful occasion.
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DIR. Z. W. YOUNG, OF OXFORD, n. c.,
MEMBER OS THE STATE MEDICAL ASsOCAh
TON, AND DURING TsE LATE WAR
4 DlSTING UIsHEp' sTRGEON
CONFEDERATE sTIYDEs ARMY.

sWhe n 1na condition so prOs, rated and 81 ,sdtd
from a Goay affection that was compeleoito
abandon the practice a mr profession. WIN lMs
lille IA agJ hope that shOui5 ever he aDlei0 re-
sume IL A visit of some yst,skS 10 the BU hrhAbO
LITHHA SPRINGS, anditlle NE OF the waller oil
SPRING No, 2. resulted n t.ie 0omDeie restoration
oil my health, and an. arsin actively entnefri ih
profess lona pursuits Ecosa my own e., pe ,itncr III
us ns1snCs Of itse tecs upon o,henptr-
sons II fs. well warraniIb' IN lh9 express Dnot inc
opir ,On,t aat IN q out Rnenms.sm. and q nTei, anl
indes,ip diseases geIereny resulting RON the unst
acid dtaibesls this vutesr h eOtited To taso rasa
aIaangthe p1ient OF ';poNrL remedial 2t1ts. SsAs
often npsscriUed " tIsmaxkrd bene hciS unsDss IA
ID vpa apsia attended ~ nervous dep,ess Nssyss
q n. ana N Uterine ASNouoAS."
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He Declines.

RICHMOND, Va, August IL, 1880.
Editors Of the Dispatch see by this
mornings Whig am one Of the delegates
to the Hanover Courthouse Readjuster Con-
yeniion. Please state the appointment was
made without my knowledge or consent,
and decline to serve in such capacity.
Respectfully. Il. MCGOyERN.
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mr. TUTT's PILLS.
u,UrT's PILLS.


Loss OF Appetite. Nauses. Bowels co'p'e' f"'"
On the Head with duh sensation tn The BACK part
Pain Under the shouidcr.Dh fullness Afier
Eating. with disinclina,ion to cxcr,on Of body or
mind: IrrstaelHiy OF Tcinper; Low Spirits; Less
OF Memory, With feelirg Of having neglected some
duty weariness Dizziness, Fia,,ering at The Heart
Dots Before the Ewes, yellow skin, Headache, Rest
essness AT night. Hishly-Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
Rious DISEASES WILL SOON
EE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS arc especially adapted TO srch
eases. One dose effects such change OF feeling as
20 As,opIsh the sufferer.
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCHESTER, VA,
REV. J.C. WHEAT, Il. D., PRIsCIPAL.

4 chartered institution of the highest grade, with
a full corps OF experienced teachers. The terms
are moderaie-viz, $240 per session of forty weeks
for board, English tuition, &c.
The seventh annual Session begins SEPTEMBER
9.ISso. For CIRCULAR, apply To ihe Principal.
EKFhRENCEs Rev. Messrs. Peterkin, Powers,
Wedt ell. Barrett. Sprigg Sc. au 7-eod6tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

Perss;rsA-Mayor James n Gentry Is in
receipt OF an invitation. thnough William
p. BeaMey, chairman Of the committee OF
Maiosaa Council, FrieDds % Tempera ahe ,.
to address the Cous0l and others on. the
occa,ioa OF grand demonstration OF tue
Of tho Solfhside to bsshsid
at Tbra's Del O., on tho Atlantic. Missbsilspi
and cbhio railroad, on September l aid :,
&C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

IHAvE ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY known un.
der the brand of BSclect," controlled by Messrs.
WAITER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. aud
Gnd It frce from CHS,t-0U and other impurities,
and recommend its use Tor medicinal aud family
purposes. j. II. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor of Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
JnnunrN l3. 1872.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

PHYSICIANS ALL ADMIT that quinlne only ef-
fecs temporary suspension Of he attacks Of fever
aud ague, unless preceded by reliable anti.bilous
medicine
The testimony Of thou'ands establishes beyond
doubt that DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS, followed ny
qunne, Is permanent cure for chIlls and fever ard
all bilious diseases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

Godfrey, was yesterday ordered by United
States Commissioner Thomas 8. Atkins to
be committed to jail until the s,ilipg Of bis
vessel, when the Marshal will deliver him 10
his captain. Green was charged with re.
fusing to do duty when ordered by the
master OF the schooner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

DATAPSCO INSTITUrE-MISs SA-
RAH " RANDOLPH. OF Fdge Hin, Virginia,
Princinal. This weii-knnwn school. for YOUNG
LADIES and CHILDREN will open SEPTkM oER
Ism. IL offers unusual facilities for finished edu-
cation. For circulars address the Principal. Pa
fapsco IpSfltu g.. ElliCott tlfy. Md. 1y l5-26t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. The mean temperature. was two
degrees warmer than on the day previous.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: q a. NJ, 20 (;
Q A. NJ, 80 /; noon, 81; p. NJ, 81; +.
H., SO; midnight. ".
Mean Temperature. 20 Sc.
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THE PILGRIMAGE OF RICHMOND COMMAND
ERY TO CHICAGO.-This evening at ) O'Clock
Richmond CommaDdery will leave for CHI
cagO ria the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. A detachment Of
Appomattox COmmanderv, Of Petersburg,
will arrive in the city at A. O'Clock, and will
be received and luncbed by their Richmond
comrades. The Sir Knights Intending TO
90 on this pilgrimage will meet at It. Al
bans Hall at 4 O'Clock =. NJ. Attention is
called to the orders OF the Eminent Com
mander, which appear in another column.
At Milford station the Commandery will
assemble in the hotel and partake Of refresh
menis. A compliment bestowed on Rich.
moDd Commandery, No. 2. and their guests,
by Sir knight Captain John W. Gill and
lady.
The assembling of the Triennial Conclaye
Of the knights TempIar OF The United
States at Chicago Is one OF the greatest
events OF the year. The parade OF thirty
thousand gaily-mailed, handsomely y-attired
Knights VIII be most imposing pageant.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company arc issuing cheap
rOund.trip tickets for this occasion. The
trip is certainly one CT the cheapest ard
bids fair 10 be one OF the most
attractive OF all that will be offered
this season. Passengers 90 by one route
and return by anolher, giving them view
OF magnificent scenery and chance to visit
all the growing cities OF the great West.
Such an opportunity Of journey OF such
a distance, and which promises TO be one OF
such enjoyment, may not offer again for
many wears, and should be availcd OF by all
who can possibly spare the Time and the
wherewthal TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, southweslerly winds, stationary
temperature, stationary or lower barometer.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON. VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 Increase I'm prosper
liy from year 10 year. II offer superior advantages
IN location: I'm lis buildings aid grounds; IN It's
general appointments and sanitary arrangements
is fGll corps Of superior aud experienced teachers
iis unsurpassed advantages IN music modern ian.
xuages. elOcutiOu. fine arts. physical culture, ana
Instruction IN toe theory aud practice OF cooking
the sacceS.f ful efforts made To secure health, COM
fort. and happiness ts opposition 10 extravaganza;
Its standard Of solid scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 the Principal ior
cataloguas je lS-2m
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FROM THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.-Th schooner
Aldytha, Holdsworth master. cleared yes
terdly for st. Johns with 337 tons OF can
mel coal. valued at S2,696, shipped by Ger
Wis StOrrs, agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

This SCHOOL Is strictly preparatory 10 the uni
VersiIy OF Virginia. Special attention Is gwen to
teaching suctnis "a speak the several languages OF
furODe.
Charge for bali session, 1925. Reduction made
IN favor of a ministers on or of two brolhers.
For catalOg ues address TIE PRINCIPAL.
AZ IO-ltn
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ORKNEY. SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
" Board per day. sccorciDg 10 location OF room
and number OF persons 10 same, 3l.sQ " tx:eo
Special contracts with families and psrles number
Ing ostf seyen persons at less rates. RouDd-iI1p
tickets nom Ricbmond Ia Orkney oysr Cheap eaks
aud Ohio railroad, good tiiI Iciober lst. f14. ~
JONES PARKER.
~ 17-lm Pfopflei0rs.
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ZEN MORE UNIVE 1T Y
IN HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

II. 4. STROBE tMtth. Medallist u. Val. Prlncipa
and Instructor in Mathematics and Nalura
Sciences.
n. :. NELSON. NJ. A. university OF yrginia), In
slructor In Greek and Latin.
G.. r. KENT teducaied In Germany and for many
wears resident In Parisl. Instructor Ia German ,
French, Italian, and spanish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

SOMETHING FOR A RAINY DAY-an UMBRELLA.
Another large arrival Of those cheap Umbrellas at
LEVY BROTHERS.. You can save 20 per cent. by
max Ing Jour purchases OF them.
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Those who are not aware of the great decline in
The prices Of Shee;iDgs, shrtngs and Pillow Casugs
should not delay in calling at LEVY BROTHERS
and getting posied.
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GLOVE PINK is THE NAN

GLOVE PINK is THE NAME
Of the new perfumery invented by ATKINSON. the
London perfumer, and favored by Mrs. Langtry,
hence many suppose It to possess beauty-gying
power.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

NJ. ELLYsoN Il CO.. advertising agents. insert xd.
vertisenents In all OF the newspapers of the UnikS
Slaes at publishers rates. Orders left at the d.
patch ccuptinK-room will receive orsmpt altar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

The largest siock and best assortment OF Laces
and Hamburg Eceings and InsertEgs can be had at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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EDGE.HILL SCHOOL.-Tbe next ses-
IL sion Of this SCHOOL will commence SIP
lEMBER Ism. For circulars addr,s s. the
MISSES RANDOLPH.
Keswlck Depot, AIDemaie county, Va.
an 3.tSeDl5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-14

SAVE MONEY Dy hzving your srln lag done ttths
DISPATCH PRINTING-lIoUsE. Good work, lov
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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YURNlruRE.

CURNITURE! FCRNITURE!-i@
r efytr Cor sale goo suits of Chandler furni.
ture IN pSice nom k2a 70 t2OU, froln the pes. M
make tossshsr With nisi line of psrios, Omce, ana
Kitchen Furniiurs. aud every article " ,pe tsrns.
A.. sr,"iin' Viii duplcate Raiiinsorv pstcss tAr.
stss IN want viii save maney bv glvins ne esu e.
once asd wsrcr0 ms. l%a5 hsln sstses e<ss ~, ~
sssis .!!xs.. workah0ps IN 7xS 4 .Ss sD5SSSS0S. 5S
xs",nn" 1.sm --1
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BUY YOUR SUMNER DRESS GOODS OF LEVY
BROTHERS, as they have made z eat reductions IN
their prices to close out their whole stock be-
fore the 18th of September.
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MARsEfLLEs QUILTS can be had at such prices
at LEVY BROTHERS as to make 1t TO your adyan-
tage to purchase of them.
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RACING EXTRAORDINARY.
~. Julien and Mnud \. King and
Queen OF the Turf.

THE UNPRECEDENTED PAST TINE OF 2:113
MADE f3Y BOTH HORSES on THE ROCHESTER
COURsE--THE FASTEST TROTTiNG on RE-
CORD.