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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-14

PERsOSAL-B RIEF ITENs.-Mr. w. G..
Elam, OF the wig, is still slowly improy-
ing.
The Ariel and the Schuyler each carried
of large crowds to Norfolk Saturday night,
and left amid saIvo OF artillery, skyrock-
cts. music, &c.
John II. Greanor, Esq, the beloved war
captain OF Company H.. First Virginia reg
iment OF volunteers, is in the city.
The Richmond Grays will celebrate their
anniversary to day by an excursion to Bon
Air.
The attachment case OF William II. Scott
and p. ii. Starke Us. /. r. Dickinson was
again heard in the City Circuit Court Satur-
day aud continued.
The Hastings Court grand jury meets to-
day. The names OF parties failing 10 take
out liquor-licenses will be reported.
Manager w. T. Powell, OF the Richmond
Theatre, is in New York looking after the
fall and winter engagements.
The term Of Imprisonment OF Colonel
John X. Popham having expired he was re-
leased on Saturday.
Friday night last the drugstore OF s. w.
Farrar, on Twenty fifth and Leigh streets,
was entered and robbed OF about $50 worth
OF cigars and fancy articles.
Joseph Dean has instituted a suit for
divorce in the Chancery Court from his
wife, Virginia Dean (nee Lewis.
The United States Court has directed the
receivers or tEe Atlantic, Mississippi ana
Ohio railroad to pay forthwith g Of inter-
est on each coupon OF the consolidated
bonds.
Mr.. George r. Pace, principal OF the
Clay school, has been made the recipient OF
handsome set Of silver castors, the gift OF
the publls Of his school.
Rev. DR.. John f. Edwards left the city
Saturday to fulfil an engagement at the
Montgomery Female College.
There were SIX funerals in the city re.
ported Saturday-three OF infants and
three OF adults. How many others there
were not advertised il unknown.
The Swedish brig Orme, Mollander mas
ter, cleared from the custom-hOuse Satur-
day with a cargo OF -four. comprising 2,3l0
barrels, valued at S16,170 80, for Bahia,
Brazil.
A colored stevedore employed at the Old
Dominion wharf was accidentally knocked
overheard Saturday morning by fellow
workman. He swan 10 the shore and es-
capped being drowned.
The June term OF the Henrico County
Court will commence this morning at IL
o'clock. The grand jury will also meet to-
day.
The county OF buckingham has voted a
subscription OF 100000 TO the capital stock
of the Richmond and Southwestern Rail
road Company. n decisive victory for the
road. One thousand two hundred and
thirty.fve persons voted for the subscrip-
tion and only sixty-three against it. Messr:.
Atkisson and Monteiro have met with re-
markable success as canvassers for this road.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of at the Police Court Satur-
day morning by Acting Police-Justice j. j..
Crutcbfield:
William Hooker (colored), charged with
assaultiug and beating Mary PrOckman.
Dismissed sn payment OF costs.
Martha Long (colored), charged with un-
lawfully having in custody the child OF
Mary Shelton. Dismissed.
Randall Bland (colored), for unlawiuly
assaulting aud beating the children OF
Frances Johnson. Discharged.
Edward Holland (colored). charged with
cursing and abusing NJ. Z. Perkins, was
discharged.
Edward Toran (colored), for unlawfully
assaultng and beating Virginia Allen, and
L. Ryan for being drunk, were discharged.
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THE STORM OF Saturday, CONSIDERABLE
DAMAGE DoNE.-About O'clock Saturday
evening the city was visited by violent
wind-storm. The dust was thick and suf.
locating. All over the city trees were
blown down, aud In some instances consid.
cradle damage done 10 property. At the
Fair. Grounds the rooi of the main pavilion
was blown off, On the corner OF Main aud
Twenty-ninth streets the tin-roofng of
Deans tobacco factory was upIifted and
borne away. The trees In the Square and
on Broad street In the vicinity were badly
injured. ,,t.,
About fifteen miles below the city the
steamer Ariel was stopped and turned COM
pletely around. She finally succeeded in
reaching the city without injury.
In HenricO county considerable injury
was done to the wheat, fruit-trees, and
fences.
In Manchester the roof OF the residence
OF Councilman j. Fl. Patteson was entirely
blown OF and into the middle OF Porter
street. Bricks from the side OF the build
ing were also blown of, leaving the plaster
ing exposed. The roof OF the residence OF
Mr.. L. L. Owens, owned By Mr.. J. l.. Rob-
ertsoD, was badly injured. A house on the
Midlothian turnpike was entirely demol-
ished. Several narrow escapes were re-
ported. The damage to trees, fences, &C.,
was great in and near the city.
In Chesterfield county the newly. garner
ed wheat was seated TO the four winds. and
much OF II totally lost.
In Richmond no such oyerpowering dust
has prevailed for years. 1t was Sahara-like
in IFS thickness, and swept the city from
east to west. On the macadamized streets
the dust was almost thick enough to cut
with knife. The storm soon subsided,
and was followed by light rain, which had
the effect OF partially settling the dust and
cooling the atmosphere. The sun, how
ever, set clear and beautifully, and at mid
night the bright stars were glittering like
much the happy night when "we first saw
sweet Nellie home"
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The Primitive Methodlsts Of England re.
ceiyed the past year and expended sl05,S10
on their missions. The increase was
Sa0. .O0t,. Still there Is debt OF upward
Of aa8. .01O. There are 23l mission stations,
of which ~ are in the United Kingdom, 66
in Canada, 80 In Australasia, aud IN
Africa.
Sir Richard, Temple, late Governor of
Rombay. In 1 'ccent speech said that the ex.'
annie Oh the missionaries Is doing more
good IA india ths.r the British administra.
ton. The missions, be said, are producing
excellent political effect.
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THE GREENBRIER WHITE SUI
II PHUE sPRINGS. WEST VIRGINIA..

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE,so so
universally known for It's aierative and curative
properties aDd is fashionable patronage. will be
Outned 10y thc NV owners on The 2OTH JUNE. All
the buildings have been thoroughly repaired rent-
ted aud refurnished with costly and elegant room
and parlor furniture sas.lghts and all the mod rn
IMPROVEMENTS introduced.
BOARD, IS per day.
Bosrr.s7O PER month iof twenty eight dzys).
The CALWELL HOUSE, adjacent TO the Springs
is NOW OPEN, with privilege OF the waters. baths
and grounds vi the springs in common with all
other vi itors.
Board per dty, AZ.
BoarI per month tof twenty eight dsys), $50
Descriptiye pan phle,s 10 be had of PURCELL,
LADD Co, Druggists.
GREENBRlER NHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE L. PEYTON.
ie Q-lm Managing Partner.
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MOTHERsI MoTHERsl l

Are you disturbed at night and broken your ress
by sick child suffering and crying with the excra-
cisting paS Of cutting teeth? H so. 20 al once and
get bottle Of MRS. wINsL0ws SOOTHING
SYRUP. 1t win relieve The poor liltle sufeferiri.
inedistey-depend upon Il; there Is no mistake
about u. There - not mother on earth who has
ever used IL who will not tell you at osee that II VIII
regulate the bowels. and give rest to the mother
and relief and health 10 the child. operating Ike
magic. It's perfectly safe to in all csscs, and
pleasant TO the taste, and Is The prescription Of one
of the oldest nd best female physicians and nurses
in the United states. Sold everywhere. Twenty.
ave cents bottle. de 24-eod1w
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ACCIDENT TO JAMES VI. TALBOT, ESQ.,
Saturday evening James NJ. Talbot, Esq,
was sitting in the ball OF his residence, on
Ninth street, when the storm arose. He at
tempted to prevent the halldoor from being
blown violently to, but missed it, The door
window was broken, and piece OF falling
glass struck Mr.. Talbot in the side, infiict-
ing very serious injuries. Mr.. Talbot has
been i'll with a complication Of disorders
lately. and has been suffering particularly
from the dropsy, and grave apprehensions
are felt for his safety.
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[COmmunicated.l
Professor HasseIen's school of IOd-
ern Languages.

Professor l.. \. Hasselef having made a
fine reputation rs teacher OF modern Ian.
euages in Miss Badwin's school. at Staun-
ton, removed TO this city last year aud
opened his school OF French and German.
Like many cultivated Russians he has supe-
rior linguistic attachments, and knows the
best and natural methods for imparting n
knowledge OF these modern tongues. His
method secures daily drill and use Of the
language from the very beginning. With
ordinary diligence all classes OF pupils read
lily acquire the ability to speak and write
the language to be learned.
His success. Is assured by knowledge Of
what his pupils have done in the past year,
and his patrons are enthusiastic In his praise
While very young children are readily
taught by his method, older pupils acquire
great facility in the free and correct use OF
French and German.
II will be pleasure for those that feel the
need Of such a school to know that PROBES
sor Hasselef will continue his position.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At the stated CON-
municaton OF Dove Lodge. No. 81, A. F.
NJ, held Friday, June IL. 1880, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Aug. Arsell, Jr., worshipfu master (;
T.. z. Reeve, senior warden; l.. +. Mason,
junior warden; Charles L. Wingo, trea-
surer; Ben. T. August, secretary; James
Z. Tyler, senior deacon; {. w. McFar.
land, junior deacon; f. +. Walthall and
Robert w. Courtney, stewards committee /;
William Krouse, steward; Thomas Angel,
liler.
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1.-THE VIaGINIAN,"
edited by
Captain ii. III. RIDDLEBERGER,
for sale by
c. +. JOHNSTON. 9lS Main street,

WATKINS GLEN AND THE GLrS-MoUNrArN
House.
Watkins Express, May 20th.l
We believe that the travelling public, and espe-
ciay those who are looking forward to a vacation
somewhere, by the seashore or among the noun
tans. during the coming season, will be pleased TO
learn that the recent litigation regarding watkins
Glen has been satisfactorily settled that this most
beautiful Summer Resort VIII he opened for the re-
ception CT visitors on Monday, May Gath, under The
management of II. II. VAN METER CO., one Of
whom Is WILLIAM c. LoNCsTRETH, wealthy
resident Of Philadelphia.
Those who love the most charming Of American
scenery cannot fail 10 6nd an unfaiing source OF
pleasure In visit TO This wonderfully beautiful re-
gion, with its matchess lake, ITS magnificent gens,
and Dumberless excursions on land and water, by
rail, carriage, or boat.
The Glen Mountain House, which Is undergoing
thorough renovation, will be ready for be reception
OF guests on Tuesday, June 1st. ard the present
management, being amply able to make IL all that
can be desired In brst-class Summer Resort, Will
spare 10 pains to render II pleasant as possible
for all who visit II, being determined 10 pace Il fore
most in favor with the travelling public.
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THE AMERICAN NJ ECUANI s.-The
eleventh annual session OF the National
Council Junior Order OF United American
Mechanics will be held at Thon's Hall, in
this city, tomorrow. Duling their stay in
the city the delegates will be the guests Of
Rescue and Stonewall Councils. Virginia
Council, No. 3, OF Petersburg, il expected
to visit the city during the session. The
headquarters OF the delegates will be at the
81. Charles Hotel during the sitting Of the
National Council.
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mANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Sunstruck. Saturday afternoon about
half.past 4 o'clock Mr.. Tyler, OF Chester
field. who resides near Providence church,
was sunstruck while walking up Hull street
near Twelfth. He fell to the pavement, and
was afterwards taken into Messrs. Bowen &
Bradley's store. DR.. Ingram was sent Tor,
and rendered the necessary medical ala.
Ths is the first case Of sunstroke reported
this wear in this vicinity.
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EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

IL sPKiSGS-1his famous SUMMER RESORT
viii be rcOpenej JUNE 10TH under the manage
ment of +. 1ESNkY & CO.. OF the National Hotel
Washington, ID. Z. The finest hotel in the South,
with ali modGrn improvements throughout incu-
cling hot and cold bath cOnveniences on each floor,
electric bells and gas
The medicinal properties Of the water are re.
nowned for their efficacy ia dyspepsia dropsy, and
all mzlarla affections.
Board per day. az 30 81. according 10 location oi
. Dom per week. sl2 10 SIS.
For further Information addr'ss National Hotel
prior to June l0th; sub;e4uent, 10 White sulphur
hprings. vauquler county, Va. Guy ls.2m
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SLIDE AT DuTcH GAP.-Tbere has recently
been slide OF about eighteen or twenty
thousand yards Of earth on the north side
OF Dutch Gap, not, however, Of such cha
racter as to impede navigation In the least,
but will rather facilitate the engineer In his
probably future work OF widening the cut
of
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FOREIGN YEssELs.- During the week end
Ing Saturday six foreign vessels cleared
from the ctistom-bouse. Of these, four had
cargoes Of -four, comprising 1880 barrels,
valued at s75,2l4.3O, for Brazil, and one a
cargo OF camel coal, for Halifax. N. s.,
comprising 351 tons, valued at s2.SOS. One
foreign vessel entered from Porto Rico,
West Indies, with part cargo, 900 cocoa
nuts, valued at S15.
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INTERNAL-R COLLECTIONS FOR
LAST WEEK.-The internairevenue collec-
tions for the week ending Saturday are as
follows: Monday, s7,260 &c; Tuesday,
S3,5O3 91; Wednesday, S4.S93.S4; Thurs
day, S5,399.19; Friday. 1925 26; Satur-
day, SIS, 234. .72-total, S29,527.5S. The col
ections for the week previous amounted to
S4I 5Q567
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CRY BONDS FOR C0SsTRucTIox OF NEW
PUup- Finance Committee OF
the civ Council have agreed to recommend
10 the Board OF Adorned this afternoon
the issue Of S350.O00 Of s per cent. bonds
on account Of construction Of new pump
tpnrEa l..tf.
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THE PUPLIC SCHO0Ls.-The following is
the programme Of the closing exercises in
the public schools to-day:
Leigh school, at the Theatre. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
Bethel school, at the Theatre, at O'Clock
p. NJ.
The Colored Normal School at the Second
(colored) Baptist church at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
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Rr;ef Hsms.-Dr. A. Monteire, who has
been canyassing portion OF the state 10 tue
interest Of the Richmond and southwestern
Railway Company, returned 10 tnIs CITY
saturday afternoon, after an absence Oh
several weeks. ....k
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FIRE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.-Shortly az
ter O'Clock Saturday afternoon the Fire De-
partment was called out in response to an
alarm from Station 81. caused by the partial
burning OF the roof Of Crawford's SASH
and blind factory. situated on The alley be-
tween Eighth and Ninth and Main and
Franklin streets. Damage trfling. The
fire originated from sparks from neighbor-
ing cupola.
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RAILS FOR THE New ROAD Information
has been received at the office OF the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company in
this city that schooners are now being load
cd at Perth Amboy with the first shipment
of steel rails for the new road.
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was very warm.
About 4:30 p. NJ. IL, clouded up. and there
was heavy wind-storm, and afterwards a
light fall Of rain. a4
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: G A. NJ, So =
3 a. NJ, SO; noon. 95; 3P. NJ. 81; 0P.
W., II; midnight. ~. .o.i : p.
Eean temperature, sc. ,.,r
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TARnANT,s sELTz.R APERIENT.

THERE is, OR SHOULD BE, A REA-
son FOR EVERYTHING. The reason why
TARRANI's sELTZEI APERIENT
has such salutsry effect upon disorders attended
wi inGammaiory or feverish symptoms is that 1t
induces gentle, almost imperceptbe perspirsion,
which reduces the heat OF the blood that Its laxative
influence further tends 20 cool.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
he IA M,W&F2w
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AUCTION SALES THIS way.

T. T.. WHITING, 10 A. W.. at No. 1906 Franklin
street, bureaus ibedslesds. wsrdrobes, &c.
r. 5. s.ASDERsOS & son. 10 A. NJ. groceries. &c.
w. GODDiN, 8 p. NJ, trustees sale Of impvoved
real estaie In the cltJ OF Richmond, corner OF
Cary and seventeenth street,. and the north sisc
OF Marshall between First and Second street.
GRUBBS n WILLIAMS, r. d., trustees sale Of
Cherry streets south VI Cary.
FRANK J. SAMPSON, IN front OF the court house,
Chesterfield couaty, commissioners sale Of 260
acres Of land In the county OF Chesterfield.
CHEwNtNG &ROSE, 6 r. H., framed dwelling
No. 400 west Duyal street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUSDAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, stationary or rising ba-
rometer and temperature, westerly winds,
numerous rains, followed by clearing
weather, t +e.- -
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
~ Board per day. according TO location Of room
and number of persons in same, $3.50 to $3.50;
per week. eS 20 sll: per month. $50 10 $40
SpsciaI contracts With families and parties number
ing over seven persons N less rates. Round-triD
tickets from Richmond 10 orkney over Chesapeake
aud Onio rairoad, good TIL October lst s14.
JONES & PARKER.
% lO-1mE proDrieforg.
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SAVE nossY ~ ssung POUR priaa.s 30 TN
D1sPAfcH PEfsrIxe-Horss. Good rozk. IoW
prices. ane satisfaction Tusrsstesd.

n. EtLYsoy Co.. advertising ssenu. inN7t 80
vertisemsnts In all Of he newspapers Of the gB;ss1
Stses Q. pablishers' rates. Orders ef at th< DIE
patch coun.inxraon win receive pssnpt ss~ua
tor.
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BUFFALO LITH,A WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
AFFECTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM,
BRIGHT,S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
EQUITY DIATHEsIS, AND NER-
VOUS DYSPEPSIA.

LETTER OF DIR. WILLIAM a. HAMMOND,
SURGEON. GENERAL, UNITE d STATES
ARMY tRRTIREDl, PROBE EsSOR OF
DISEASES OF MIND AND NERVOUS sYs-
TEN IN THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
YORK, &C.:
43 WEST FIRIY-FOURTH sTBEET,(
NEW YORK, June @, 1880.
Ihsye for some time made use OF the BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER In cases of affections Of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, complicated with BRlGHT's
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, or with equity
DIATHEsIS. The results have been eminsntly
satisfactory. LITBIA has for many years been
fayorite remedy with me- in like cases, but The
BUFFALO WATER certainly aeis better than
anv extemporaneous solution of the LiTHA
SALTS, aud IS moreover better borne by the
stomach also often prescribe It In those cases of
CEREBRAL HYPER IEMlA, resulting from over
mental work In which the condition called EER
vOUs DYSPEPSIA exists and generally with
marked benefit
WILLIAM a. HAMMOND, NJ ID.
je l4.eoG6m
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HOT SPRINGS.

IL BATH COUNTY. VA.
These CELEBRATED THkRMAL SPRINGS,
varying IN temperature from 500 to 110o FahIen-
bei snd adapted to the treatment Of all Rheumatic
and Gouty Affections. aud TOR various Chronic Dis
eases of tie liver. the Nervous system, and the
skin. are oIcu for the current season.
Resident Physic'ans-Professor j. l.. Cabell. of
The University Of Virginia; Dr..J. X. Page. Uni
yersity Of Virginia. formerly Professor of Practice
Of MediciDe in the Washington University. of Bati-
more. For descriptive catalogues. &c, address
ie 5-lm TARDY x AUGUST.
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BEDFORD (vA) ALUM AND IRON


II
These celebrated Springs are charmiug'y located
I'm no,.e old BEDFORD" within four mites OF For
sesi on the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Onto and Tue
CIV yirsina Midland aud Great southern railroad,
at which points carriages meet visitors upon ADVICE
For health and pleasure-seekers this place OF
pesce. of pure afr. Of clesr.sparknng water-oi
brlshi beams, gentle trsezes and cool shsaesmis
health. and pleasure. Mountain aud plain here meet
and mingie: The grsneeur OF the one ana the ioVe-
Illness OF the other living IN the same iandscape,
making region more beautiful and more welcome
than either; where chin, oampnsss, msiar,a' and
mIliPsS 1sip FaRF sFe sD ~V,ReISIA sTYLE--Is
ROOMS WELL vESrIIsTfp en- i;
nrps riANS sosp SSnrk rSb FTaaH spRiSEyg UNFINISHED
tACEI.LfNT RATHS
TATIoNAeY ASn p2sTABBLF),
sUPEgB Music; HOPS EVERY EvENING.
Dsnsins, Bowlieg, Teonis Archery, mliisrds'
ligh1ful vessndss and Walks
for promena6ipg. -.
STYLE WITHOUT STIFFNESS-EvERY ONE
FEElS AT HOME
you can DC gay. grave. hv,ly, or serene, as you
WATERS JUSTLY FAMED
for tonic. ai,eraiive, diuretic, aud anti.perodlc
deeiliiy. bronchia snc cutaneous affections, ner-
yousnesS. headache, chiiss. and malaria, &c.
Water. "a so case OF six cations. Water IN
macs and sugar-coated pill form, rs, SOC, and 81
ResiceDi physician, DR.. GEORGE W. CARING
Ton.
board: $50 month. so week, 81 day. Laundry
Distance. seven hours from Richmond. Round
"'' ~ SEASON REGiNs JUNE 1sr.
Address A. NJ. DAVIES. President OF Company,
LynehSHre' or sed1oE sG, TpT vPpTTfng va Agents
je 7-Mlm Richmond.
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ALuxSI ORATioS.--Rev. j. +. L. Holmes,
III DanyiIIe, will deliver the alumni oration
:, Richmond College, 10 the College chapel,
tonight At 8 O'Clock.
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

Aeon ssos,z,sons for 900 gucets. Finest Hshiag
and snrsssthinr found on the Atlantic coast s,eain
railroad, halt hour from Norfolk hrass and string
hand, New fshug- and pleas urc- bost. Address
j. A. KENNEDY,
Superintendent Ocean View HOTEL
or r. :. DopsoN, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, W.
VI ~ - A. lA.1m
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nID SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful resort will be open for the
accommodation of visitors JUNE Is, 1850. All The
appointments are frstcia Elevation. 1000 feet.
CaIsciiv for 600 guests. The water Is powerfully
tonic. ,diureiic. mildly cathartc, and alttIatiye.
Mineral plunge baths, also warm ana hot mineral
and ffesh-wsier steam baths. Extensive livery.
Excellent baud Of music. Express, telegraph. and
pOst-c-sce in the Hotel. Board: Per day, 1880;
Per week 81 per month $40 TO $50, accs ssdlnt to
location. Bachelors roy7, for young gent men $50
per month. J. w. YOUNGER.
Inyzl-lm Superin nisndeut.
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NTOUNrAIN-TOP HOTEL. THE COOL
1Nl EST SUMNER RESORT IN NVIRGlNlA,
SITUATED UPON THE SUMMIT OF
THE BLUE RIDGE. 1896 Fact
AHDNE TIDEWAIER.

THIS famous resort having recently changed hands,
will be oIen for guess JUNE 25TH. The Hotel has
been pnt thorough repair, and The hest rooms all
newly furnished. There has been built In addition
10 the Hotel NICE COTTAGE. containing four
rooms. suitable for family. For terms. &c, al
dress the proprietor, Anon depot, Chesapeake and
ohio railroad. Visitors must remember Ia get of at
the western end OF he tunnel: only 300 yards from
the Hotel. T.. NJ. LEfTWlCH, Manager.
HKNRY T.. MAssIE, Proprietor. my 3l-eod1m me
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-14

SIND To 4. II. RoBINs's APOfHECARY, seconc
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