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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

REGULAR PAD-S2 90: lucIpient diseases, first
stages Chillr and Fever etc,
SPECIAL PAD-S3 %; Chronic Liver and Stom
ach Disorders, and Malaria.
SPLEEN BELT IS %; Enlarged Spleen and
Liver and chin Cake
INFANT pAD-el 81; Preventative and cure
Cholera infantIm and summer
Complaints.
Auxilarics for Nervous
EODY pLASTERS-f0c and Circu'atiye Trpuh.
lee throwing of OBJ
FOOT pair JOc structons and rCnOv
ing pains
Auxiliary for rolds Sick
ABSORPTION SALT"l }headaChs, numhness OF
box pc; 6boXes, Si25 cxtrcmities, etc,
For further information rs 70 diseases reached BY
the Pad and its Auxliiatios, consult our pamphlet
Address.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
OVER 10000 IN USE,
very Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years,
We are now making all our Pianos entirely Of
NuLCANl2ED LI-MnEn
VULCANl2ED LUMBER.
Best and Finest in the World!

ID me grand result0f strength durability. tali.
hllity, and ability for standing in tnnr yoir ~
power, resonance, brili6pcs, sweetness, symnh,'
theuc and singing quality OF tone. cycnrrsa
throughout the entire scale, drcacy and cllslscjtg
ofioach, and beauty ofGaish, the ''''''''
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
Sales and Quotations.

NOTE.-Thc prices here gwen are Tor sales from
first hands In round lots, An advance Ia
charged for broken lotsin iilns orders
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa,

the market being full of limitations of the
name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
MATHUSHEk'S
The NendelSsolm Uprights
ARE THE FINEsTlF AMERICA.

,nney are pronounced the "piaNos OF the Future, -
me Upright has more powerful tone "a ough-
onl tnc enure scae, longer snst ircd singing
greater durability ard ability for standing in tune
lts great superiority dcstns II 10 entirely super
cede thc ordinary square piano In this country Ne il
has already done il England
Eye9y Mendessohn Upright Piano has the very
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING pAbiS
Az made expressly for us in Paris France
All our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves
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Hancock and The Republicans.

Mr.. Leonard w. jerome, distinguished
rs one Of y very important class OF men who
have heretofore acted with the Republican
party i'm New York, and whose financial
abilities were brought to the al1 OF the Gov
crnment at the breaking out OF the civil
war, has written a letter to General Han
cock cOngratuating him upon his nomina-
ton for the presidency, and assuring nm
OF his hearty support. Mr. Jerome is one
of the owners Of the New York Times,
strong Republican journal and supporter
of the Republican nominee, bat says that he
belongs to a numerous Republican family
who TO q man will vote for Hancock, though
never voting the Democratic ticket before,
with one exception. In his letter MIR.
Jerome makes the following remarks;
"You, sir, embody the views and sentl-
ments in regard to the great questions OF
The day that We have entertained since the
war closed. They are the same tina: actu-
ated General Grant when he lald down those
liberal terms Of surrender 10 General Lee.
They are the same that actualed my poor
friend RAYMOND when he battled so man
fully i'm the committee OF Congress against
the savage policy OF Thad. stevens. be-
lieye General Grant would support you to-
day did not the eXigencies OF bis situation
forbid it. And Henry j. Raymond were
he alive, would support you, too, unless
the exigsncie, Of The New York Times
restrained him. lie was compelled ut an
early day to smother the sentiments be hau
EXPRESSED in the address OF The Phliadel-
uhia Convention, 10 abandon his ca
recr in legislative halls and to change the
lone Of the Times, or, as Mr.. Jones, our
business manager and partner, insisted, the
parer wou be ruined. Il believe offered
10 nav the 0-.nages at the time, but that was
considered impracticable.) 1t was bitter
oill. but il had to be swallowed. Tbad.
stevens had succeeded, through Congress
winch misrepresented the country, in en-
grating his policy upon the Republlcan
party. And though a majority OF the party,
as firmly believe, were disgusted, II was
fastened upon them, and there was no way
Of getting rid Of ii. Thus for years vast
number OF us, good Republicans, have been
compelled to be helpless supporters OF
nolicy we believe to be the very worst that
could be devised. An opportunity Is pre-
sented us now for the first time, with any
show OF success, to vote in accordance WIN
our convictions, aud | am sure we shali 10
it most joyfully."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Primary Election in the County, Super
iniendent b. A. Hancock, OF Chesterfield
county, has appointed The following gentle
men as judges and clerks at the Democratic
primary election, which takes place July
18th: Manchester township-H. G.. Wat.
kins and A. G. PullIam; HaDcock's Store
w. g. Wood and james A. Hancock; Mid
lothian Lawson Morrissette and G. H..
levitt; Clover Hill Storey. u. Pinch
back and Logan Porter; Goodies Store
Syderham Brooks and A. a. Rudd; Et-
tricks-W. q. Eanes and G. TaIley; Ma
toaca-W. p. Beazley and w. A. Bsnken-
ship; Winiree's StOre-T. A. lIowlett and
John II. Cox; Courthouse-Georg Mason
and DR.. 7. j. Chatham; Eyler's Store
l.. V. Rae and A. a. Elicit; Chester-Dr.
q. w. Friend and 7. j. Woodbridge. The
Judges will meet at the cOurt-house the day
after the primary election to canvass the res
turns
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The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.-ThiS
well-known baking institution has re-
moved from its original headquarters, on
Main street near Thirteenth, 10 the sOG,h-
east corner OF Main and Eleventh streets,
on the premises formerly occupied by
Thomas Il. Price x Co. The new quarters
are not as yet completely fitted up, but the
bank is engaged in the transaction Of all It's
legitimate and iast-increasing business.
Here the accommodations will be more
ample. The room is better lighted ana
more fully ventilated. In addition TO these
advantages, the bank is now in the heart OF
the financial centre OF the city-its Wall
street, so to speuk-with banks to the right,
left. and front OF II.
The Merchants National is one OF our
safest and most reliable institutions. MIR.
Thomas Branch is president and j. b. Nor
ton cashier.
The rear part Of the premises. will be oc-
cupied by Thomas Branch d Co. IN the
transaction OF their large commission husl-
ness. When all the contemplated in ye-
ments are flushed, the Merchants y u
Bank VIII have - comfortable, convenient l,
and commodious bankinc-rOoms As any SINH
Tar institution in the city.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Statistics for Jnue.
MrTFOROI oCrcAr

we give below our monthly table OF the
rfadiDgs OF the thermometer, the course OF
)the wind at sunrise, and the amount Of rain.
fall for the month OF June. The readings
OF the thermometer were taken in an ele-
waited portion OF the city, free from any IN.
p ence OF rc'racted heat, and from French
ytruments, showing the highest and low.
est points Of The mercury during each
1wenly-four hours. II is believed tha; 10
better situation for observations OF this
character can be found in our city. They
have been carefully noted, and are believed
to be absolutely correct:
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NUST BE SOLD by July 18TH,
AL OF OrR STOCK,

ALL OF OUR STOCK,
as NE shall positively have TO move by that time
GOODS SOLD AT 4 GREAT SACRIFICE.
FROM OUR READY.MADE SUITS
Is PER CENT. DISCOUNT
IN MEMS, YOUTHS. BOYS', AID CHILDRES's
READY MADE SUITS.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
REDUCTION OF
TwENTY-FIYE PER CENT.
IN OUR tURNISHING-GOODS DEPARTMENT
GOODS SOLD AT
ABOUT ONE HALF their REAL VALUE.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
IS WHITE VESTS NOW $50,
SOc. WHITE VESTS SOW 60c
A. SAKs & Co.,
The largest clothug establishment
in he State of Virginia,
1913 Main slrest, opposite post-oflice.
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EXCURSION TO Box AIR THIS EVENING
Al 5.30 o'eloeS this evening speclli eXcnr'
son train will leave here for Bon Ar
After spendiug about TWO hours IN inspect
ing the place aud enjoying the country ar,
The marty will at s o'clock return to the
civ Ke,snich's string oald will accom-
many the party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

Chesterfield School Bodrd.-A regular
meeting OF the Chesterfield School Board
was held in this city, at the courthouse,
yesterday afternoon. Members from va.
rious sections OF the county were in attend
ence. After fransacting the usual routine
business the Board adjourned TO meet in
August, at which time the annual report
showing The eXneDseS, &c., Of the public
schools during the past year will be sub
mittpb
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AUCTION SALES TsIs DAY.

xz~ ~, az 8ILes Of Resf EstGtt 1s0Gs bcE@se
t.s 1T ~ January ami 'GS' Of Juns The tG1ssrs'
tks present ysGr hGpst be DSfd byths purchase,
o.. al safes maze jstOfsEtks l3t 0(Juty and az
n the year the tnTes hGJs 10 De pad by t1e Seter
This custom was adopted about hl.cc1 years at
bv ali the real estate agcn's IN Richmond, and sp
Diiesto Richmond and vicinityJ
FTJRNAN TUPPER. 10 A. NJ. fer Mr.. j. u. Neis-
wanger. fine assortment Of furniture. but little
used At the Richmond Female Institute.
EDWARD COHEN. IL NJ. commissioners sale of
100 shares 0f stock Of The Ciiy Bank or Rich
mond, al the rooms Of the Richmond stock tx
change. NO. ll6 Main street.
RGBERT B. LYME. O. +. ~. brick store AMI
dwelling 42S vest line of seven; eenth street
between Mar.htH and Clay.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 6 +. VI, trustees sale of
ten fine building lots ~ N Plan 0i Gei'sion. on
the south ride Of Marshall street, extending
IRON Harrison 70 Norton.
.GEf5RGE~ VASIlON 4 son. & i. NJ, brick store
on the north side Of Main rect near Fifteenth
and adjoining -. Charles Hotel.
l.. POWERS, II NJ, carload Of waterInelons, st
Richmond aud PeIes burg railroad ce4o'.
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CEASONABLE GOODS.

FLY-FANS. BRUSHES. and TRAPS,
ICE-CREAM FHEFZERs,
WATER-GOOLERS ana WIRE COVERS,
PLATED ICE-PlICHERs.
4 few more REFEIGEEATOGS, 10 be closed ou
regardlc,s Of cost.
The largest stock Of II NER-, TEA, and
TOILET-sETs 10 be found in the city al lowest
rgure..
special bargains in VASES, CABINET SETS,
and FANCY GOODS generally.
II you wish 10 save money give me a call.
+. j. TAYLOR,
M7 I0Jl Main stieet.
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WE CLOSE AT 7 L. VI.
The OHe-Price Store
LEVY BROTHERS.

TRUNKS lower than ever sold before;
ULsTBRs-nadc in the best style and Of the best
material, very cheap;
LAWN SUITS, three pieces, as low As So;
LINEN SUITS In great variety;
SATCHELs SHAwL-cTRAPS. BASKETS.
Everything of the best material and at the lowest
prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
Great bargains in MAFsELLEs QUILTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

DEAD BEFORE HIS WBDDISd.-JacoD Auei'
bach, wealthy Montana grocer, on WISH
70 New York for the purpose Oh pu!,ns
goods and getting married, 10 at'e,npa,nS
on Monday 10 get on moving e,.,",~" ,"r.o
againsi an iron guard. He was dragged
a,ar r. and then fell TO the ground, dis
,once ~ twenty feet or more. lie struck
"n S" bis head and was instantly killed. His
friends meanwhile, including MS po., .,o,nou, naJ
n.nnened nau The Chambeis-Sueet station
lad heen nearly reached when Mr. Auer,
hach,s betrolhed asked what had become OF
HImy "Ue fell off," was the reely OF
BRAKEMAN. The friends ran back 10 tns
Eranklin.street station, where they IounV
Aue-bsch dead In the street'
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THE END.
Last OF the Closing Exercises of the
Schools.

ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS AT
ST. PATRICK's FEMALE sCHOOE-A
CHOICE VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL PRO-
GRAMmE-"O HOUSE ON THE
Br-SAMEs OF THE GOOD GIRLS
FOR THE SESSION OF 1sT9.sO-BTsHoP
KEANE's PARTING wOBDs-BGAUTiFUL
TAPESTRY AND wAX-WogK-KIND AT.
TENTIONs-L'ENvoI, &C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

GRAND JURY FOR JULY.-The following Is
list of the grand jury for the July term OF
the Hastings Court: A. A. Hutcheson' w.
r. r. Carringiou, F. NJ. Boykin, samuel p.
La,hrop, George II. Poiudexler, N. R9sen-
baum. +. Kersey, John ]. Cannon, John
w. Beyeridge. The court meets at ii
O'Clock Monday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-tIrst, over.
ure. Mornlng, Noon, and Nigh',"
(Suppe,) orchestra; second, solo soprano
"Juditb," (Concone,) Miss Julia Mtcneli ;
third, duo piano and violin, " fan'asia on
swiss Melody" Lewi>,) Messrs. Rein
hardt and Laube; fourth, duo pccolo, cllr.
net, and cornet. won Calk,) Messrs. JAR
della and Beier; fifth, solo soprano,
:. Weary (Gabrie,j Miss Julia Mitchell ;
Sivth. sextette, Jack O'Lantern," lGuug-
mannl instrumental; seventh, waltzes,
~Norlh.sea Pictures" (Straup), orchestra.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ II ID
-
Eades and geatlcnea delrG VOCAL AND
ty,TRUMENrfL. INSTRUCTION the cOminS
on aud winter. season rom Madame CARO-
LINE RICnINGS.BERSAkD aud Mr. PIERRE
BERNARD VA piease communicate Wah Sir T.
W. HOFF, IT Ramos & Moses musie's,ore. oe-
iueen the hotIs Of 2 asd3 u. VI. daily. Appica-
ton should ae made az one. as time - nIoDg up
rapi ly, aud onfy liHlsed number Of Fgplls "lDDo
akeB.
Terms uodVraie. >earOn viii commence eFf-
TENDER IA. 1880. l-ihsa
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VEssEIs CLEARED. The Norwegian bark
Minnie Campbell, Davidson MASTER cleared
from the custom.hous yesterday with
cargo of crude petroleum comprising 3,S26
barrels, valued at Sls, ,4Sl.7O; and the Italian
bark Sirio, Amslfe master, with cargo OF
white corn, comprising 20,2l0 bushels, val
ued at gil, 115 SO, for France.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

CoLoRED HANCOCK REFORM CLuB.-Col-
ored citizens OF Jackson ward have organ
ized under the above banner WIN W. H.
Branch, president; John ii. judah, wee
president; Bartlett Clarkson, ,reIaiy ,
Ajax B. Johnston, treasurer. ihls CiuD
commences work with twenty members.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned will coa'iuue in his own name.
AZ the old stand Of JAMES u. TAYLOR X son,
corner Eleventh anI Bank stTerie, t1c l. A l.
ESTATE BUSINESS IN al - brarChes. lie VIII
give his DersOnsl attention 30 he tuying and selling
Ot real estate on c.tn1.s0 ION, - the renIng Of pro-
psrly aud collection 0f rent, aud 10 t,le negotiation
Df lOAus
Ia succe6ting 20 he busiress 4 JANIS 81. FAY-
LOh and JANE- vi. TAYLOR 4 son, which was
established forty aSo. the unfcrs gned returns
his thanks for The confidence which has been TepOss
in the late hrm, and soicit from II. patrons and The
public 4 continuance OF their patronage, promising
give his best efforts to promote their interests.
Very respectfully
= IA
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTOS,VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Pni2rPAL.

This Institution coniiuues 20 lncrcise tD prosper
ity from year q ycur n nfog- suDeri"r tsyaniagcs
IN location ia rs building. aLd gEUHtds; m its
general sppotninieu's alA sanlfITy aftangcnirDts,
its iuil cor Ds Of supcrlOr and experienced cat hfs
rs uns frUis.rd advantage m 'naslc. ihOdrfh IAN.
giages, elOcutiOu. hue gris. pnysoai euituI'' ahi
the s,isess f titSris made 20 seoufe heath coin-
fort agsi napuiness. s opposition 20 cktrayaKtuce,
MS ssndiTd Of -oild ,tlluA.rsnin
tor full paIeculiis apply io G'ie Srincipil Toe
catal, ms. j. ls-2m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

('IGAt.-FACIORY, FiXTCRE>,G GOOD
~ WHf., &c. &C., FOH sALE-,an excellent oD-
portunsr, for any One vi small capt si 20 sgep lnts
an ARA jy es,ab he'd aud iAsr.tive Snsibtss. fVr
n. RO-ENDkRG$,
yi.cot3. 1919 Cars street.
4 GOOD SECONDHAND BUGGY FOR
~ sAIE-A good. sroDZ BUG
TAI eat cav Can il You w.sh a BARGAIN,
Nl.2s
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TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF \ TORPID LIVER.

Loss OF Appetite Nausea, Bowels Cos,ive, Pain
in the Head with du', sensation in The back nar,
Pain Under the shoulder Blade; lNllness Ancr
Eating. with disiucIna,ion to exer,ion OF body .,
mind; Irriiahih,y Of Temper; Low spirits; Los,
Of Memory with feeling OF having neglected some
duty Wesriness' pizz aoss Fiu;,crine az the Hear,
Dots Before The Ewes, yellow skim Headache, Rest.
essuoss at night. nighly-Colored Urine.
II THESE WARNINGS ARE uNuEFnFn sr.
R'oUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS FILLS arc especially adapted 10 srch
cases. one dose effects such change OF feeling as
O. ssionish The sufferer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

DICHMOND MOzAET AssCCIATION

IL -
'The regular weekly sOiree will take place al
Mozart han THIS tihursdSyl EVENING, al 81
o'ci.ek. Admission only ty membership or invita-
it,m-cartls, which must be preseat.d al IN. door,
Nen,hers o. obtain inyiation-carsls on application
10 q. +. siEGEI. All Broad street, or G. =, JoMS-
sroy, OIL Main itgeet. my 18TH
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POLITICAL.

ROOMS STATE CENTRAL CoNsERYArivEl
COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, June 70. 1880,
A MEETING OF THE STATE CON
Y sTKVATIVE COMMITTEE win b. beld Al the
! xc!,ange Holei en- W EDNESDAY, July IL, al IO
O'Clock 4. N. n hOiNEh' Oh AuEa,'',
j. BELL BIGGER. Secretary. ,
Conservative y, pers please copy. j. 2S-'d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

TIE secrect Of health is the power to eat, digest
and as>imiltte Il prOper quantity OF wholesome
food. This can never be- the case while imDurite,
exist I'm the system. The blood must be purified II 4
The vital principle, ramifying thr0ugh eyery part OF
the body, DR.. TUTT'c LlYFe Pills expels Az I'm
puyities aa1 vi,alz,s the whole system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

Average for the month at tsunrise............G2 27
Average for June. 1879 at tsunrfse..........G4.l4 IA
II slight rain at night, and showery until noon OF
the I'd
(2l shower 81 night.
(3l Heavy bow O( wind. with showers Of rain iu
the afternoon and aga II about O'Clock ~ night.
az Heavy shcwers Of rain at night.
90 Slight rain. accompanied with high wind, in
the afternoon.
49, Light rain in the afternoon and az night.
These rains were ali liyht.
Total rainfall June, lSSO.....................
Total rainfall June, lS7g........ .............2.2O
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ANOTHER WAY TO NORFOLK FOR THE
ForErH.-The Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company will sell round.trip
tickets at greatly reduced neure, from Rich
mond to Norfolk, good until Jnls 9Th. The
tram will leave at &20 Il. NJ, connecting Al
Norfolk with steam-yacht for Fort Monroe;
Passengers who prefer to do so may spead
the night in Norfolk, and take the train The
next morning for Ocean View.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

DEATH OF MR.. PAUL.-Mr. WiVI'am IL.
Paul, member OF Steamer Company NO. z,
Richmond Fire Department, died yester.
day. He will be buried this afternoon al
O'clock from st. Johns Lutheran cburch,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

HAVE ASALYZED THE WuISKEY known un.
der the brand OF BSclect," controlled by AIessrs
WALTER D. BLAGE & CO., Richmond, Va, and
fnd it free from Jusii-oH and other impurIli ~
and recommend its use for medicinal and family
purposes. }. Is. McfAw, NJ. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

Police 0URT.-The following eases were
disposed OF at the Police Court Yesterday
morning by Acting PoIice-Justice j. j.
Crutchtield:
Lee johnson (colorcd). charged with
throwing rocks in the street. was fined 81.
William Kean (coiored), charged with be-
ing suspicious character. Dismissed.
Eliza Robinson, Moses Miller, Jennie
Strong. Sarah Msckey, anG J1ne Black,
charged with threatening TO assault Moilie
jackson, were discharged.
Mollie Sy kes, charged with thlc ilenins
10 assault Sarah Mlckey. Dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01
RICHMOND AND PEITRSBURC K. Il. co.,
UREASCKEK'S OFFICE.
Y
RICHMOND. Va June Il. lScO.
l-CIl.I. - II Z u Ely GIAEN IIl AZ 4

NOTICE is SHEREBY GIVEN THAT A
y DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT on THE
CAPITAL STOCK or THIS COMPANY viii be
Iaid a. the ofice OF The company. IN tn clly Of
hichMonc, vs., on auc afltr The lSr OF JUL-
MKT
The trsnsfer-bo will be clio ed on the 2Jth in
- OF uniil lst July. 81. W. HARRINGTON.
!e2l-iyl Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

TUST RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
81 SOUP-TUREtNS from England large stock
urettv. few ugly ones Il great variety Of TIN
SETS: 1000 AfILK-PAAS, sllgihy damaged.
Call carly and secure bargains
n. n. WALLACE,
fel4 No. 4O6 krnad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

DINIDEND-OLD DOMINION STEAM
II SHIP CONPANN.-FiNE PEk CENT. III
NTp- Nd WILL Et PAID TO THE VIRGINIA
SToCkHOi DERS ont Of he earnings for The past
six months. AZ the company's odse, Rockets, Oa
and after July /. 1850.
GE6HGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents
jUSH 80. 1850. je 80 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

HORsFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
restores enfeebed digestion. parllng vitality and
correcting the feeling Of lassilude so common IN
midsummer.
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nsSsorrlYoN~ a paRTyrrSaIPs.

RICUMoND, VA July |. 1850.
'THE FIRM OF JAMES ". TAYLOR d
4 son has be- n dissolved by the ceath OF the
uiOr partner. All uef.CDs hay'1S claims against
said firm will please present them Tor settlement.
All per.on, Indebted - II VIII please mako payment
without delay. II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Surviving Partner.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

UJ,ss COMPANY, ArTESTiON!-H
Assemble az your COMPANY ArmofN q
THIS lThursdayl AFTERNOON at 63 o'cieck "a
for dr.il. a. ,,
CHARLES :. CRtNeHAV,
tv1It Orderly Sers eant.
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CITY TAXES.
~ ~ > - : = =
-MAyCuESTER fAX.pAY.

NOTICE MANCHESTER fAX.PAY-
~ FRS.-i am noN ready to receive the city,
school. and spccis tax tor lsso. Al peyioss pay
inv ere half OF che whole o. dt SINE On or lciore
July tsr MKT, aUi the other bali on ~ before
NOVEMBER lsr Mkt. VIII be cntiied 10 rs-
ba.e OF rIyg FIR CESr az lie sity ard .peciaiex.
j. W. heo>ACGH, IN,
je 2s.,jyi TnSUrsr ei', of aAnes,slsr.
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g. 2LLYsoH u rO. advertising sieDtt, in5eft ad
vert.seAeAts IN AL II The Re~sISps'5 ~ the Un!le
5iees az publishers rates Orders len at the DS
sctch countaH-rooIa ~in receive ut a.SeD
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- WEATHER aEPOR1 .

INDICATIONS vOR T~DlY.-F For the Mid.
die Atlantic Siates( partly cloudy weather
ana possibly occasional rains, wind mostly.
southwesterly| ly|stationary or higher tempe.
rature and barometer.
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TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
find great benefit in having bottle with them Of
Colden's LIEBIG's FLUID EXTRACT OF BEEF.
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STATE CADET APPoI ISrED.-Mr. charie,
NJ. Smelling, OF this city, has been appo.hIeo
a State cadet OF the Virginia Military ihs'f
tute,
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SAUCERs AND SPOONS will be furnished without
extra charge at ZIMMEh's lce-cream factory, 1915
ain street.