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Four Persons shot.
DESPERATE FIGHT With soUTHwEsTE
DESPERADOfS.
rMarinn Palriot and Herald. l5ih.


Marion Patriot and Herald, l5h]
From private letter received in Marion
we learn that on last Saturday night very
bloody affair took place in Russell, IN which
two Young gentlemen by the name OF Gil
mer were very seriously shot, and two OF
their assailanis probably wounded. The
two Gilmers were excellent young men,
about twenty and twenty-One years OF age.
They were residing on the farm OF their
sister; Mrs. Taylor, and taking care OF the
same for her.
About one week ago some evil disposed
nersons visited the farm OF Mrs. Taylor and
damaged or destroyed some thirty-siX ap-
ple-trees.
ON saturday last the Gilmer boys were
informed that the desperadoes were CON-
ing that night TO destroy more properly.
They called in their brother and white
man and a colored man to help them guard
the Mace. Thomas Gilmer and the white
man stationed themselves at one point, and
Marcelius and Tot Gilmer stationed them
| selves al another, the black man was sta-
TONED at the stable. The desperadoes
came mn and set fire to the stable ;
the eolored man gave an alarm, and
two of the gang, which is supposed
To have consisted OF five In number, ran in
the direction OF Marcellns ana IDomas ulf'
mer, who were coming up at the call OF the
coIored man. They met the two despera.
does. and called upon them to halt. Instead
OF balting they began to fire upon tie Gill
mers with pistols, the Gilmers returning the
fire. During the encounter Tot Gilmer was
shot twice IN the breast, one shot penetra'
ting his left lung; he was also shot IN the
thigh. and his condition is supposed TO be
dangerous. Marcelus Gilmer was shot
through the upper lip, the ball passing or
and lodging in the back OF his head.
Since the difficulty three men have been
arrested and committed to jail who were
connected with it; but the two men WHIT
! shot the GiImers have not been caught
They arc said to have fed towards smytl
county, and one OF them, named jim set
tie. is said to have been raised IN this coun
ty. The other man is namsd william 10
binson. ,,u.
The stair took place in the Elk-Garde
disfrlCt
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Marie R6ze was among the vocalIsts, spe-
cisliy selected by her Majesty. Patti. Tre-
beIli, and Gerster were the other three.
What vocal trinity. Patti was, / am told,
In splendid voice. The Prince and Princes
OF Wales were host and hostess. Among
their guests were the King OF the Hellenes,
Prince and Princess Christian OF Schles-
wig. Holstein. According 10 my dress men,
tor In the Queen, the Princess Of Wales
wore q dress OF myrtle-green velvet and
satin, with stomacher OF pearls and dia-
monds, tiara OF pearls and diamonds, Vic
toria and Albert, the Crown OF India. st.
Catherine Of Russia, aud the Danish Family
Order.
Princess Christian. of schleswig- Holstein,
wore
DRESS OF RICH VIOLET BRocADE ~
aud mauve satin de Lyons, draped with
Brussels lice, the front being covered with
a network OF violets, q Tiara OF diamohds,
emerald and pearl ornaments, the Victoria
and Albert, the Star OF India, the Sake
Coburg and Gotha Family Order, st. Isa-
belle OF Portugal, and the Pfussian Order
for Care OF the Wounded, 1870. It Is no.
tIceable that while Nine. Sara Bernhardt
has been invited to some OF the great houses
to recite, royalty has confined itself to pa
tronizing her and interviewing her at the
theatre.
The German Ambassador gave grand
ball the other night TO the Prince and Prln-
cess OF Wales. On this occasion the popu-
lar Princess wore corsage OF silver brocade
over a dress OF silver gauze, richly trimmed
with silver fringe and embroidery, black
velvet neck!et sown with diamonds, and a
diamond tiara. Lady Beehive wore cuirass
OF white jet, which flashed and glittered
over a whire-satin skirt Mrs. LOwther
wore veronese bodice Of steel beads,
LOOKING LIKE CHAIN ARMoR,
over skirt OF steel-gray satin, handsomely
trimmed with scarfs held in place by steel
ornaments. The Rev. Mr.. Haweis and MIS-.
Hsweis, who evidently do not believe In the
gospel of humility, gave reception ut their
house, in st. Johns Wood, and attracted
thither the American Minister, the Chinese
Legation, and a crowd OF fashionable and
distinguished people. Mrs. Osgood, the
American soprano, gave her first Sat
Home" yesterday at her rooms, in lower
Seymour street, and scored distinct social
success. Among her guests were Lady
Coutts Lindsay, Lady Folkcstone. Lady
Benedict, and many notable ladies and gen.
tIemen connected with literature and art.
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Personai-A Merited Testimonials
Rev. Mr.. Eager, who hos for some time
past so acceptably filled the pulpit OF the
Baptist church. has left the city on visit to
his friends i'm various sections preparatory
to sailing as a missionary to Rome in OctO-
her next. Previous TO his departure Mr..
Eager was presented by his friends without
regard to creed with a handsome tes.imo-
NAL OF their esteem. The loss Of this gen.
tleman viii! be severely felt not only by the
cor gregation to whose spiritual wants he
has so long ministered, but by our whole
community, by whom ne was esteemed al
an accomplished Christian scholar and gen.
tieman,
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Death Of Mr.. Hdruie j. NunnaNy.-Mr.
Harvie j. Nunnally, one OF the most
deservedly popular citizens Of Manchester,
died yesterday about 1 O'Clock at the resi-
dence OF his father. Henry j. Nunnaliy,
ESQ.,, after lingering illness. The deceased
had long been sufferer from a dread
disease that blffled all human skill. Mr..
Nunnally was in his twenty-eighth year,
and was noted for the amIability Of his dis
position, his politeness, and for the strictest
integrity. No young man in our city had
more friends, and none was ever more
worthy OF them. His afflicted family have
the sympathy OF the entire community in
the great loss that has beiallen them.
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BANTAy1I SENT TO TIE PExITEyTTARY
FOR EIGHTEEN YgARs.--The Hastings Court
took up the case Of Raphael BantaDti. The
Italian who killed Walter s. Ferneybo
in the city Jail. A large crowd was To at
tendance, as Is always the case in murder
trials. The parties who were confined in
Jail at the time, and who witnessed the
tragedy, gave their evidence. The jury
found the accused guilty and fixed his
punishment at eighteen years in the peni-
tentiary. The prisoner requested bis couG-
sci to thank the Jury, which was done.
The accused was represented by Mr.. 4.
G. Cabell and Messrs. d. A. HouDscbelI
and John A. Ryals. the two latter gentle
men having recently qualified TO practice
law in the Hastings Court.
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POLICE CovRY-Justice ID. q. Richard
con presidirq.-The following, ohses were
disposed Of yesterday
Letter c. Snead was fined 80 and costs for
beating his wife. He was also required 10
Give surety IT, keep the peace forssX months.
l.. ROYAL and Rosa Cosby Doth colored)
were fined, s5 each for fighting in the pubic
streets. c..,
Jobn Cayenaugh was fined 50 for fighting
and disturbing the peace of the neiShboF-
mood. He was also tined - % FOR creatinR <
a disturbance in the bis-rocns OF Solomon
Gross.
obtaining one shirt and collar from heeFe
Jacobs. Discharged By: Justice Holme son
payment Of costs.
walter Turner, assault and battery Dis
MIS-. z. o. Turner, charged with using
.bscene language to che wife ana danshtei
aI Henry Boone. From the evidence the
Justice said that he would reqeife MIS-
Turner and Mrs. Boone both to give bono
70 keep the peace for six months. 81,
Moses Dickersos (eOloredl. chs2ged WIFI
mslciously threatening to beat James Al
ban with a stick. He was reqEfzed 10 CIV
snrety to be ot future good behavior:
John Cole tcolored), assaultihs ana DoAt
inc Pinkev Rose Thomas. Beth commxte'
n ,ail In default OF surety.
Jobn Williams (coloredA abusing an'
threatening to kill Alice Floyd. Cornmnte
! 10 iaiI in default OF surety.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFs.-Tbe next meet
ing OF the City Conservative Committee
will be on Tuesday night. goth.
To.day's issue Of EUery Saturday con-
tains good pictures and biographical sketches
OF Hancock and English.
In The absence Of so many professional
musicians from the city SignOr Felix Jar
della has organized brass and string
band, which will probably prove very etfec-
tive.
Charles o. Jefferson, OF Alexandria, was
received at the penitentiary yesterday to
serve two years for perjury.
The condition OF Rev. DR.. Peterkin was
considered improved Yesterday.
Lncy Strong was arrested yesterday Tor
assaulting and heating n. W. Walker with
brick.
The enumerator OF the First precinct OF
Jefferson Ward states that the population OF
his sub. district is 1853 and not 2,262 as OBJ
tanned from the Hastings Court clerks
office.
Major Poe has received notification from
the Chief OF Police OF Norfolk OF arobbery
in that city Thursday night Of $4,000 worth
OF silks. Our police are instructed to Keep
lookout for the thieves and the goods.
Thursday morning Mr.. George b. Mat
tbews and Miss Jeanie NJ. Webb, grand.
daughter OF Mr. Lewis Webb, a famous
Richmond merchant OF by-gone days, were
united in marriage by Rev. Drs. Read and
Minnigerode, and left immediately for New
York.
Quite large party went up to Bon All
yesterday on the regular Friday-cyenips
| excursion.
The school-census enumerators now tax
ing the census should have every facility
extended them by our people in ascertain
ing correctly the number Of residents be
tween the ages OF five and twenty-ont
years.
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A eablegram received at Ithica, N. Y,
announces the marriage at Berlin, Wednes.
dsy. of Miss Jennie McGraw, daughter OF
the late Hon. John McGraw. OF lthica. to
Professor Willard Fiske, OF Cornell Uni-
yersity. The ceremony occurred at the
residence OF A. Il. White, president o. Cor
nell and Minister 10 Berlin. The bride Is
worth $4,000, 900 or $1,000, 600, and Is erect
| ing a large and costly mansion at Ithica.
| Her father was the partner Of Hon. Henry
w. Sage In the great lumber mills OF Michi.
gan. frbe bridal party, after q tour 0i
Europe, is expected home about tue ao'i
days.
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An Honest Thief.
A COUPLE OF STATESMEN GET BACK THEIR sTo
LEN POCKET. BOOKS.
rPhiladelphia Bulletin. I5ih.l

LEN POCKET BOOKS.
rPhiladeiphia Bulletin, I5lh.]
During the Democratic Convention in
Cincinnati Mr.. William ID. Kendrick, mar
shaps aid, and Mr.. William Post. treasurer
ot the Americus Club, were robbed. Inc
afternoon was rather warm, and the gentle
men named returned to their room In the
hotel to take nap. TO get little air they
left the door open. While enjoying COM
Portable snooze thief entered the apart
ment and relieved the seepers OF their val
uables with the exception OF their gold
watches. Mr.. Kendrick lost one hundred
and fifty dollars In cash, q diamond slud, a
pocket. book containing all bis railroad tlcK-
els and some important papers. Mr.. Posi-
was more fortunate. He bad deposited
nearly all OF his cash in the fire-proof safe
at the hotel, and all he lost was twenty-five
dollars and his wallet, which, like that 0i
his companion, contained his railroad icR
els and some valuable papers.
This morning, when the letter-carrisi
went his rounds, Messrs. Kendrick asd
Post were surprised by the receipt OF qAfe
a large package. Each package had ibt
business-card Of the gentlemen upon lt,anc
the one received BIZ Mr. Post bad seven
tbree-cent stamps on 1t, and MIR. kenc5ick,
had OH five three-eent stamps. Inc. pack
ages proved to be the stolen pocket-Dooks
with all OF the tickets, papers, DO, com
plete. OF course the cash was not there
and Mr.. Kendriek still mourns the loss
| his handsome diamond stud. SAID Mr. Ken
drick to friend That Is the only homes
thief / know Of. would like to md tha
fellow. and would pay his way TO Phi'ade
phia lust to have look at hsni. am nov
on nv way TO engage hall In which TO hol
a meeting and pass unanimous vote
thanks to him."
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Mexican Veterans for Hancock and
EmgllSh.

Editors Dispatch see that the Mexican
veterans In otner parts OF the country-at
Washington, Chicago, and elsewhere-are
having r. Unions and forming clubs In sup
port OF our glorious and gallant Demo-
lisb. Would il not be emInenty proper for
the Mexican veterans hereabout to meet and
announce their firm and fixed resolve OF
ralying around the bright standard OF
General Winfield Scott Hancock AMI Hon.
William ii. English, which is to lead Us TO
victory next fall? Who will second the
motion? Respectfully, J0HS BOUCHER.
Richmond, July is. 1880.
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Anyupogp INsASE.-Iu the Hastings
Conrt Yesterday willism Burke (coioredl
was srraigned on the charge OF -murdef,ng
h;s wife on the 10th oi June last. Dr.
lanes Beale, Or. Rarksdale, superinlenaen.
80 ,he central Luuatic Asylum, ana o'ner
m medical die experts testified as to the insanity ,i
=, the accused, after hearing the 'est'.
mony Judge Christian ordered his ins,an. ..
nn,noyvaI 70 the Central Asylum. naek
was procured, aud after some resistance Ss ON On
the the part Of Burke he was handcofleG py ~ ans
serceant Ser M and several policemen, pu, pv,nm IN
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Census of Chesterfetd.-The popu.
latIon OF Chesterfield county, as returned
by the enumerators at the county clerks
office, Is 1S.l07-white, 9,57l; colored,
1886. Increase since 1870, 2,236.
The population Of Manchester Is put In
round numbers at 5000. In 1874, when
the city government was organized, 1t was
$500. There are over 1,100 poll-taxes as.
sessed In the city.
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sUMMER RESORTS.

ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
" Board per day. according to location OF room
and number OF persons in same, sl.20 10 sz.:oVi
per week. e6 TO sll: per month, t3O 10 S1u'
ing over reyeu persons at less rates. Kound-lrlp
tickets from Richmond to Orkney over ehesapeake
~ JONES & PARKER.
,s171ms Propretors.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, occasional RAIN. fol-
lowed by clear or partly cloudy weather,
wiHds veeripg 10 cooler westerly, with
higher barometer.
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BriefS.-Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Flood, OF
Washington, are the guests OF Major John
B. Vaughan, on Ninth avenue, west.
The Richmond and DaRyile operatives
have been paid off for June.
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The Hastings COurt-The July term OF
the Hastings Court will commence next
Monday. The appointment OF State assessor
will be made during the term. For this
place, among others, the names OF Mr.. w.
L. Litbgow and William ST. p. Pulliam are
4
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BAsE.BALL.-The game appointed Thurs
day between the Hannibal Club, Of Balti-
more, and the Swan, OF Richmond, was post
poned on account OF rain. The game will
take place to-day at IL O'Clock A. NJ. at the
| Richmond Base. Ball Park.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q A. NJ, 80;
0 A. NJ, 81; noon, 81; p. h., 90; z.
H.. 9I midnight. 50.
Mean temperature, $3.50.
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rorvcu. COMMITTEES Yesterday Mr. y,
C. Dickerson was eiec'ea cn''' ''s' y
Committee on First Market; .... .hoser
Mr. George J. Hooper, Jr, was,rawsss was ouos
chairman Of the Committee on V'u'aau,s'' ""
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PEACHES at PIzzrNI's.

N. ELLYsoy q co.. sdvsrrisinr sgenu, iascft ~
vertisemeuu In all Of the ewsap~rs Of tte Unite1
Slsss at publshers rates. Orders lefs st me DE-
patch countinx-room will receive osvtnrt asseo
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PARAsoLs AID UMBRELLAS
TIE REMAINDER OF or. STOCK MUST s4 SOLD.

We now offer our whole stock OF PAsssoLs and
sus. UMBRELLAS AT ASp BELOW coSe. 50 as to sell
all GU, this month. Those in waniaf a superior
article at an extremely low price shsald purchase
nov. MS such chance as this Is seldom to be met
,.,,, LEvz BROTHERS.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase in prosper
iy from wear 10 year. II offers superior advantages
in kcatioa; In its buildings aud groands' ln lts
General apDointrs epts and sanitary arrangements
ts fun corps OF superior and experienced ieachsrs
its unsurpassed advantages IN music modern IAN,
gusges, elocutiOn. fine arts. physical culture, snu
The successful efforts made to secure health, com
fort and happiness; It's opposition 10 extravaganza;
its standard OF solid scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 the Principal for
..,sIognss je 1S-2m
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CEASIDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
EIsHING. sNIPE-sHOoTING

sURF-DATHISG, FISHING, ,sNIPE-SHooIlN1
This HOTEL, Is reopened for the reception of
Visitors Terms: &2 per day. sl2 per week, tSo
per month. Route from Norfolk or Old Point by
steamer Banks 10 Cberrysione every mVnoay,
t2-Zms fIoerle.or-.
EAUQUIEK WHITE su LP II Y X
It sPRINGs.-This famous SUMNER hEsOkr
Will be reopened JUNE 10TH under the MANAGE
Warrington, ID. q. The finest botel In the south,
with aii modern Improvements Throughout, inciu-
dIng hot and cold bath convenlenees on each noof'
electric bells, and gas.
The medicinal properties OF the water are re.
nowned for their efescy Ia dyspepsia, dropsy' ana
Board per day. a2 10 ss, according TO location Of
room per week, 4l2 10 SIS. H..
FOR further Information address Nnuonsl np.e
pr.or 10 June ION; subsequent, 70 whte sepnu'
springs. Esuqnier eouaiy. Vs. my lo-xm
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~ On all sotss Of Rsst Estoss Ssads ossOes{
t.s st Of January and lost Of June the fGsssfsf
the Drsssnt gear knpe TO De paid by the pWvc$asss
On all satss made 6sfDssn the LIST Of yufy and koa6
Of tbs year tas tares Aavs to Be paid by fhs ssHs
lThif custom was xdoptes about bfteer yesre aTo
BY all tn. real estate agents in Richmond. and A.
piiesto Richmond and visinity.I
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P,.zrxr has some delic,oa. PHAas.

sAvn MONEY ny hausx youssriusiag nons stihs
DISPATCH PRINriSe-Housx. Gcad ~exks 'ioW
rrioes. and Satisfaction marssted.
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IuAys ANALyxgp rns WmsxsY known un'
,.r the brand Of b. select" controlled By Messfs.
wALrEs d. ULAiR 4 CO., Richmond, Va, ana
and il free (rom Jas,i-o1 snd other impuriies,
and recommend It's use for medicinal and family
purposes, - =. noS~r, =, rn.,.,.,,,. 4
Medical college Of virSinias
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je l7-1mt
1TAssANETTA SPRINGS.

Tne water Is phosphoretted and arsenious GER
tain cure Of malarial in.ermittenis. Valuable li
nervous troubles, paralysis, &C. ADDRESS
II. CHRlSMAN,
tv1o.2t Harrisonburg, Va.
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MArrIsGs, OIL. Cloths, Carpets, Rugs CotIohs'
Calicoes, Hosiery, at aud below cost a. d. u
MfTrKLDo4FEBs.
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psrrBspuRo, Va. July 1o.-A dcstruc.
hail. storm psssed over Greenville county
on an Wednesday night, dolng great damage
10 the cotton CROP
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IcE.CRrAx FOR DINNER Ro-MoRRow.-fM'
zrx, Will leave you some OF BIS pure and nissy'
favored IeE-CgEAM for to.aerrow's cinnss py
sending in yonr orders to-day.
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The Late Primary Election.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.


The following returns have been received
from Chesterfield county:
Midlothian-Tbe vote at this precinct
stood: Cloptop, 81; Wise, 90; Winston, 8.
County Court-house-The vote resulted |:
ClOpton. 40; Young 1.
Bermuda-A very small vote polled.
CIopton received l4-all cast.
Glover Hll-At this precinct the vote
stood Wise, 35; Clopton, IA.
Cbester-Cl0pton received l6; Wise, 1.
Total: Clopton, ia; Wise, 55; Winston,
s.; Young, l.
KIevesahrs, Ettrick, Matoaca, and Win
frees yet to be heard from.
HANOVER COUNTY.
The following returns have been received
from Hanover county:
Ashand-Winston,5 SO; Young, 4S; Wise,
40.
Cold Harbor-Wise, A; Young, 3; Win
ston, L.
HEHRIco COUNTY.
The following are the complete returns
from Henrico county:
observation-disclosures Wise, 10; Winston,
1; Young, 30-toial, Al. SoIomon's Store :
Wise, "a; Winston. 2; Young. 9-total, As.
Bruins: Wise, 6; Young, %; Winston, l.
total, 81.
Varina-Carter's Wise, 5; Young. 40
total, As. Whitlock's: Young, 4. Town
Hall: Wise, g; Young 20-total, %.
Tuckahoe-Forks OF Road: ClOpton, l /;
Wise, %; Young, 26-total, 80. Short
pump: Wise, 8; Young, 2O-total. 20. An
dersOn's: CIopton. 1; Winston, 2; Mon
cure, 2; Wise, 35; Young, 53-total, SO.
Hardy's Sop: Wise, II;
Young, 73-total, So. Smitbers: Wise, Al
Winston. /; Young, 34-total, 70. Chad
dicks: Wise, Is; Young, 15-total, 30.
Grand total: Young, 352; Wise, 2O3
Winston, Z; Ciop;on, 2; Mcneure, 2.
Henrico is entitled to 10 delegates. which
will be apportioned as follows: Young, 10
Wise, 6.
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THE substances composing DR.. TsrT's LIVER
p,IIs are derived from the Vegetable Kinx'op' ana
are psr,icsiary designed 80 act Win gensness ano
thoroughaess upon the stomach, toweas' nvef' ano
general circulation. TAey produce ose " TWO easy
passages day, witheat any porS'ng OF knp''S'
They contain no draslic element.
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
IN INDIGESTION AND NERVOUS DISEASES.

have extensively used Eorsford's Acid Phosphate
In my practice, in cases Of Dyspepsia Nervous Pros-
tration and Kindred affections aud have almost n-
yariably obtained very good results.
A. TRAN, VI. ID.
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ROBERT B. LYME. $50 r. ~. seven framed tcu-
ement. houses and a arse quantity OF tenc'ux.
old bricks, Ac., at Borthwssi corner OF Twenty
sixth and Leigh streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, Ayrshire
coMa. &c.
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FEn.ered at the Post.once at Richmond. Va, Al
sccond-c lass matter.I
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Turr's PILLS.
syMrToMs OF A roRrID LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
Loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels ccs''ve' ram
q, ,ee Head. with dull sensation In The back part
pin Under the shoalder-Disde; Fnllness Af'er
r.,,ns with disincina,ion to exer,ion of body or
mind; Irriisesa,y of Temper; Low spirits Loss
~ Memory, with feeling OF having neglected some
,,n,y wesriness. Dizziness Fu,erins at the Heart
nv. Before the Eyes yellow skin, Headache, Rest
e.sness at night. Bishly-coiored Urine.
III THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE'
RloUs DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especiall, adapted 70 srcu
cases one dose effects such change OF feehns a.
20 ssionlsh the sufferer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-17

Church NOte.-Rev. j. Judson Taylor, OF
Richmond College, will preach at the Bap-
tist church tomorrow morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-17

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