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NEW STORE Mrs. GEORGE W. JONES, who'e
husband fell from the Richmond ana frsusres' frs'.
burg depo {, aud was instantly sihed' hss s.
grocery ,siore Broad street near 'ne sn nor
has 1--WE small children ard deserves 1fvus % s,,..ess
hola .G,rt 10 support THEN. We wish her success
ar .tad remembrance by nelghbors and fr'ehuS'
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HOT SPRINGS, ,,.,..-,. ".

These CELEBRATED THERMAL SPRINGS,
VARYING in temperature from SOo 10 l1QC rahIen-
he'll. and adapted 10 The treatment OF al hheumauc
and G0uiy Affections, and tor various Chronic DIS
eases Of The Liver. the Nervous system, ana Tue
SKIN. are open for the current season.
Resident PhYsic ans Professor j.. l.. CdOeI: OF
the University Of Virginia; Dr. j. H. Isge' Uni-
OF Medicine In the Washington University. or BaIil-
more. For descriptive catalogues. &c address
{. 5.1ln TARBN & AUGUST.
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STOLEN Goops RrcOvERsD.-Y est esteTaay Tist,
,,,ernoon sergeant Dan. Wren, OF the tirs'
noI,ce precinct, arrested Bartlett Davis Get
praSe prad, far m sIpaIing sunary articles from Ear.
'e%y 9 W ~ Farrar, Of Church Hill, valued at at
about $50. Some of the stolen S gSoSs n,, We're re
yU souo1 in Dayis's possession. ana VIII o., oe
noeS vsSr as evidence against him at court THIS ibis
1seu ,;no a. Davis IS an old thief, and has
saprsd m1,a several terms in the chain-gang'
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Tuy REPUBLICAN Committee. Mr.. a. "a. "A.
sni,zer. secretary OF the Republican sIate
Executive Committee, has, under lhs.ruc. Iaa,.
tons from General w. G. Wickham, cnait' ,,,
man, man. called meeting OF the sara commit
tee 10 this city July Sth.
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For OLD PONT.-The Virginia Steam.
boat Company has chartered the large and
elegant steamer Louise. and will make an
excursion 10 Old Point and Norfolk next
saturday. The boat leaves the wharf at
Rockets at Q O'Clock j. NJ, reaching Oid
Point at 8 A. NJ. and Norfolk at 6 a. NJ.
sunday. Returning, leave Norfolk at |
O'Clock and Old Old Point at PIP. d., reach
inc This city at 9P. NJ. No time will be iost
from business Ample state-room accom-
nodstion has been provided, and refresh
ments will be furnished at city prizes. Fare
for the round trip, fifty cents. BeIlhs, MY
cents each. This is n cheap wav b take a
ouIet and pleasant trip to the seaslfore.
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PEkSOSAL.

Mr.. John d. REpF0Rp. the well known hatteN
h,. onened Hat Establishment IN one Of the hand
some new buildings corner OF Seventh aud Brosd
streets. Mr.. REDfoRD deserves well OF our ei'i-
,sn.. and they Should encourage him IN 'hi' new
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ORKNEY SPRINGS. VA, NOW OPEN.
~ GoaTd per day. according 10 location of room
aud number Of persons In same, $50 to 900 !;
Per week. SS 10 Sll: pfr month. $40 to sac.
Specia contracts with families and parties number
Ing over seven persons a. less rates. ROund-triD
iicsct, FROM Ricnmsui to orkney over Chesapeake
and ohio railroad. good iii October lsi. Sl4.
JONES 4 PARKER,
fe lg.lms Pro-. rturs.
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CASE TO BE CALLED.-Tbe case OF Will
liam Burke (colored), who murdered his
wife Sunday night on seventeenth street,
will be called in the Police Court this MORN
ing. The counsel for the prisoner will en-
Ter plea OF insanity. Burke's cell In the
city jail adioins the one in which is con-
fined Bantanti, the murderer OF Ferney-
bonOh
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VOL. LVII.
9ithmand 1ispatrh.
JUNE "a, 1880.

scr THE CIRCULATION or THE bIsr ATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCu-
t,hTIoN OF ALL THr OTHER DAILY NRSs-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPEETY.-Tuesday
evening Mos,rs. Grubbs IL Williams, anc-
,ioneer,. sold number Of lots in the plan
of Helleyille, on the south side OF west
FRANKLIN street, IS follows Thirty-iour feet
at e37 per front foot; 81 feet at $3.50:
1905 feet at S34 33 feet at s24; 9S3 feet AT
?23; l20 feet at S24.5O; 81 ieet al S2o.Zo J;
30 feet at S24. On the nortn side oi We>t
Grace street: one hundred and twenty
feet at s27 per front feet 80 feet ut S27 % !;
30 feet at S25.j0; 30 feet at S2j; 90 feet at
s55 80: GS feet at $24 50 81 feet at S2j.2j !;
CSa feet at SIC. Tnirty-two lots >old.ag-
gregate sales, s21, 16G.0S; average per front
S2G. So. Lot on south side oi bfoau De-
tween First and FOusheo streets - lee'
front, at s9s-S7,6i4; farm Of 552 acres Oh
the Chickabominy, at S5.jO-s3,04O.
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

&C ommoda.ions for 500 guests. Finest fishing
and sur;-bsfhng found on The Atlantic coast. Steam
railroad, half hour from Norfolk. Brass and string
tand. New hing aud pleasure boats. Address
j. a. KENNEDY,
Superintendent ocean View Hotel,
or Il. :. DODSON. Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
ie l4.lm
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POLICE PIcKIxGs.- afternoon
Fleming Randolph tcoored was arrested
and locked up in the First poilce statlon;
charged with stesling an accordeon' '"'ueu
at s3, from G. Feldner. a., orros,.
Lucinda Flight (eoiored) was also arle,e. ".
ed. charged with stealing lounge anu " 'os ~
of clothes. valued at $40, the property Vi
Amanda James lcolored). u;, tho
Both parties Will have a nearing Ut '"e
Police Court this morning.
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THE WIDENING OF GOVERNOR STREET.
The General Assembly at its last session
authorized the City Council to widen Gov
ernor street by cutting off a potion Of the
grounds attached TO the eubernatOrial man.
sion. The Improvement is 10 be made un-
der The direction OF the City Engineer
That officer being about TO commence the
Improvement, Attorney-Gencral Field has
Instituted suit in the Chancery Court 10
stop the excavation.
Judge FliZhugh has issued the following
order in The premises
"Jamcs e. Field, Esq, Attorney Gene
raj OF Virginia, this dav presented to the
Court bill on behalf OF the plaintiff pray
ing for an injunction against the above
named defendants. Upon reading the bill
and exhibits the Court is OF opinion that
notice should be given 10 the defendants ac'
cordng TO section 81, chapter l75, OF the
Code OF 1873. II is therefore ordered that
notice he given TO the said defendants or to
their attorney at law. or in fact, to appear
at the courtroom Of this court on Saturday
the 2Gth day OF June, 1880, at 10 O'Clock n.
NJ, to show cause, If any they can, why an
Injunction shall not he awarded against
them according 10 the prayer OF said Dill.
And il IS further ordered that in the mean
time the bill of the plaintiff be hled with
the clerk of this court so rs 20 be accessible
10 the deicndants."
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AuUSEn Ennis.

kJOX XART HALL.-FRlDAY EVE
M NINC. JJ..E %, 1880, straiton's beautiful
Operetta OF bAlLA, -
T.J MINOR and MISSES WEBSTER.
assisted by 40 ta,snttj young ladies aud children
who have never appeared In public previous 10 ths.
Proft ssor Minor PARISltN SCARFs viii he
introduced. Oh,
Admission. zoe. Tickets can be procnrei al Sl'i,.
oarsnn 9 Worrl,'s Richmond Musical Bazaar. 420
east Broad street, aud &. H. JUhnsion's, 0ls Main
strcet. Performance 10 commence al $3.50 O'Clock.
ia
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PREMIUMS AWARDED.


The frat premium in Christian doctrine,
grammar, geography, history, and compost
tion, and for regular attendance, IS awarded
to Miss Annie Hierholzer.
For progress in studies, for neatncss, and
for amable department, Miss Victoria Bou-
dar.
Premium in Christian doctrine, arthme-
mptic, photography, and in English and
German reading, Miss Emma Newheser.
Medals are awarded to Misses Bette Cos
nv and George Hunt for progress in studies,
for neatness, and for amiable department.
Premiums for general Improvement,
Misses MoIlie Schultz, Leila Ambold, and
Jennie Noise.
A cold medal is awarded to Miss Emily
Sheppard for marked improvement in les
sons and conduct, and for regular atten-
dance. , o,o., 81,
grammar and reading is awarded 10 MISS
Jennie Noise.
premiums in Christian doctrine ana
arithmetic to Misses Addie Messler, Annie
Reckemper, and Molie Schultz.
Premiums in the second class OF gram
msr and arithmetic TO Misses Annie Wa>s-
mer. Theresa Wittkamp, and Lizzie Oer-
ring. .,, ,,I, o,o
owsrded To Misses Rosa Dlppner and Mary
Forstman.
premiums in the third class OF arithme-
rio and geography, aud in English reading
and spelling to Misses Maggie Hulcher'
Emma Kerstng, and Mary Newman:
premiums in reading, writing, ana spell
inc. Misses Maggie Griffin, EmelIne Lyme
man. Marie Pizzini, and Josephine Hlerhoi'
ger. ,,xo,.o,,,o,,t
Misses George Hunt. Sophie MoIl' ANNE
Never. Mary Schepers, Josephine brlei, anu
| Addie Messler. .. ,,,..
premiums In reading and writing, Misses
Frances Schultz and Katie Griifin.. n,
premiums in the fourth class OF reau'nS
and spelling, Misses Annette Westernoi''
Marie sheppard. and Ida Shaw.
Premiums for regular attendance unu
good behavior, Misses Annie fefrahuinI'
Melania Westerhofr. ana Eihlna Neuioud ond
Premiums for English ana uerInau tsau.
ing and spelling, Misses ANNE p;.,,. Peenemp
or. Annie Wassmer, 1neresa n'Asl"p, -
| Lizzie Gerring, Annie Meyer anu "'''
| Lizzie Schepers. o,,ord.roe-
Misses Georcie Hunt. Emma kersuag'
Maggie Hulcher, and Frances Sch'itte.
nIss T,S't nremium in music is awarded to
Miss Emma Newbeiser. mo
For Improvement in music and Tor p pro
,rass in studies, a medal is awarded to MISS
Sosa GottleIb: and for improvement IL
music. % TO Miss Victoria Boudar. Premum' ,,1ila'
~ ' the second class OF music, to Misses
FRANCES Schultz and Katie Grifhn.
A premium in wax-work Is awarde d U
u,ss Sophia Mol; for wax flowers, MIS-
W;o,o,is W Roudar: Tor crocheting, Miss Mag
sic Hulcher; for knitting, Miss tha1a Elam
Kersting; for tapestry, Miss Leila Amooia .
For regular attendance, smiabie depor!
ant and universal excellence OF conducl
the Cross OF Honor Is awarded to MISS An
ME Hierholzer, aud tho Crown 10 MISS EN-
ma Newheiser.
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DATOVIER WHITE 81 l. ]
rNHE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
pOCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

This favoriie summer Resort has been released
by Mrs ". j. COLLkY, OF the Hsmiion House,
Washington. -. c., and VIII be oiENrDV, " nE ne
IsT Of JUNE FOR 1HE RECEPTION OF
GUESTS. -, .,,,ous and
tsans, s,,,', "PP' " my 27-lm*
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

The regular weekly soirec win take place at
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING, nj 81
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
tion-cards. which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain invliation-cards on application
TO G. l.. SIEGEL. Al Broad street, or {. +: yollN-
sTON. 9lS Main street. NY l3-rh
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, variable winds, and nearly sta
tionary temperature and barometer.
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THE STATE REGATTA.-Great interest Is
heinz manifested in the approaching State
regatta. which takes place at Frederlcks-
burg on the 9th OF July. Entrees have been
made BY the Riyes Club, OF the University
of Virginia; the Olympic, OF Klcnmonu
the AppomattOX, oil Petersburg; the hap-
pahannock, OF Fredericksburg; the he
rondeli, OF Baltimore and the Potomac
club, of Washington. There will also be d
slngle-scul race, to be participated III oy
the Potomac OF Washington, Undlne OF
Norfolk, aud the L'Herondelli Of Baiti-
more. The challenge cup, now on eXblDl-
ton at Tyler & Co.'S, is the first prize. II Is
expected that there will be a very large at
tendance both from this and other States.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

nr NJ II. HENRY, the widely known and em'-
,ant r,mily physis.an OF New York. says:
,.uorsford's Acid Phosphate possesses claims a'
beverage beyond any thing snow OF In the iorLh u
medicine, aud in nervous diseases l know OIL No
n,snaraiion 10 equal It,"
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THR WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G a. M, TS;
0 a. NJ, So; noon. 92; 3 +. n, 95 6 p.
NJ, 90; midnight. so.
Mean temperature, S63.
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u. ELLYsoS co.. advertising agents, irsert I'd
vsriselnents in all Of the newspapers of the un'e'
stses a. publishers rates. Orders eft AZ 'ne Df1
match coGutiHg-room will rsoeivH prsmss AVG"
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CEASlDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
s1.nr.nArHING. FIsHING. sNIPE.sHOOTING

sURF-BATHING, FISHING, SNIPE-sHOOTING
vi.lfors. Terms $2 uer day, IL per week, - U
per month. Route from Norfolk or O!d Point by
sfestmcr Banks 20 CheTysI0ne every MONDAY,
- 5.1,ns PrOpTiet0rs,
EAUQUlER WHITE 50 II 4
n CppfNGS -Tht, famous SUMNER RESORT
all be reopenei JUNE 10Th under the manage
rnenf OF r. 1F%<EY s. CO.. Of the National Hotei,
Wgshiugtou u. L. The finest hotel In the south,
with All mod rn improvements throughout, lncu-
di,,g moi and cold bath convenience each hOOr,
eIect ric bells. ana gas.
INC medicinal properties Of the water are re-
nowned for their efficacy ia dyspepsia, dropsy, and
H"srd Der Cav, 81 10 So, according TO location Of
room .,per week, Sl2 10 SIS.
FOr further information address National iote
~,rior 10 june lOIh: subsequent, 10 White sulphur
SprlDgs tauQulcr county. Va. my lS-Zm
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SAVE MONEY ny having your 9rintaH oohe a'lne
DISPATCH PRINriSG-hovsE' oooo "ofA' ~"
prices, and satsfAction guaranteed.
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OFFrcE OF A. SAKs & Co., |
1913 MAIN STREET,

OFFrcE OF A. sAKs & COL
1913 MAIN STREET,
RIcnMoSD, VA. June 2s. 1880.
FEW To the Public;
As we have contracted this day to
FACTS
remodel the interior OF our present
STATED establishment. and having promised
to vacste the premises during the
time the carpenters, gas-nt;ers. and
THIS painters will hold sway, we have In
s,ructed our statesmen TO push of
goods without regard to their value.
CALL as Gust and dirt besides the moving
OF goods, does them 40 good) and
so shall from this day and date TO
CONVINCE time OF moving to 1907 Main
street, three doors above our present
stand, sell our goods at such a sacri-
flee ds will run them of.
We can assure all that bargains
viii be found, and as another evil
WE
dence Of our Intent TO execute what
ALWAYS we say we would ask that pur.
chasers insist 4 reduction of from
MEAN
0 to 2J per cent. on all purchases (;
WHAT on flannel suits and white dress
shirts 10 per cent. OFF; on all other
wooIlen goods Is per cent; on
SAY tailoring, 2j per cent.
In The fall we viii be enabled 10
show our friends as handsome an
HAVE establishment and as complete In
is appointment rs can be found
WHAT
anywhere in Americs, and 10 whica
We we trust they, like we. may point
with pride.
ADVERTISE.
Very respectfully
A. SAKs & co.
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II. VERNE, Twenty-dfih ana broAa ,s,,n nure
nishes families, excursions ara 'e'"'"'' "
ICe-Cyeam'
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HFAIJNG SPRINGS.

IL FATH COUNTY. VA
are now open. Terms: $3.50 per day, sl5 per
week. and csc per month OF twenty eighI days.
WATER for sale al Purcell, Ladd co.'s. SEND
postal for descriptive pamphlet
II. CARTER EUBANK.
= 7-lm Proprietor.
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AN INTERESTING l. c OF COLONIAL
TIMEs.-We were shown yesterday curl
osity in an old book entitled "The Record
Book Belonging to the Monthly Meeting
of Friends, Henrico County, beginning
from the year 1899 to the year 11j7, lnclu-
siye." The chrOgraphy, though the work
OF various clerks, is easily read, ana Is III
the main well executed. 1t is well pre-
served, and though written nearly two hum
dred years ago shows no signs OF fading,
even the hair lines being as distinct AS
when first put on the paper.
The first record was made on the 18th OF
9Th month (June). 1899, and is the business
Of meeting held at the house OF William
Porter. Jr. Where that house was we be-
Ijeye no one can tell, and all trace OF the
" "meetlng-house built by the Friends the
next wear is lost, the location not belng
Given in the records. For this house
81 O5O hounds OF tobacco Of the crop galh-
cred that wear" was ordered to be assessed
on the members and paid to the builders.
II was 80 foot long, and 20 foot wide. "A
subsequent assessment OF LOO POUNDS was
ordered TO pay for "sealing this meeting
house with riven boards, and making ana
hanging the doors"
More than half Of this relic OF the past !.
written in the old style OF spelllng-"ye
for " the.v "wth" for "wth," "y" for
"u" wherever used, long ass" and so on:
Joseph Pleasants, supposed to be son OF
John Plessants, who came from Lnsiahu
and settled at Currs" under grant from
the King in 1866, was the first clerk.
An interesting fact may be stated here.
A portion OF that grant is still held by one
OF his descendants bearing the family name,
and he is now living on it, it having been
continuously in the family for period oil
214 wears. II is doubtful il such another
Instance can be found in the State. The
| first list OF names which we find in this o'd
volume is that Of the assessment for the
build,nc OF the meeting-house, ano
contains the following NAMES: Jane
Pleasants, james Howard. Henry wat
tins. Sr.. Edward Hughes, Wllliail
| polter. Jr., John Crew, John Robinson,
Enhraim Gartritc (now spelled GarihriSn'
or Ga,brighr, William Lead NOW Laddl
Pohert Boyes, Samuel Gartrlte, John PieaS'
anti Josenh Pleasants, Nicholas Hutchlns
Edward Mosbv, Joseph Parsons, Henry
Watkins, Jr., Benjamin Woodson, ana JONI
| lVood,on. 1t Will be observed ihat not oh'
NJ these "men OF We olden tlme" hau
middle name. . r.;ona.
II seems from this record that the friend'
~ that dsy were as much opposed 10 iitl
s,ation "a those Of modern times, Tor ther'
arc nnmberless cases OF arbitration. Whet
d;fferences arose they were submitted Il
the monthly meeting, which appoihseu
committee OF "discreet men," before whoh
tbs ,l,sDutaIIts laid their case, ana they re
norted back TO the meeting. lD every II,
instance the verdict was agreed 10 OH po'i
sides.
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MARSEILLES QUILTS.

Having ab0u, two hundred more on hand than
we require, we propose TO sell Off That number at
prices that viii make them 20 of fast.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS atsl.50 worth $3.50.
MARSFILLEs QUILTS at 81 so worth $3.50.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at "a worth $3.50.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at 50 worth -.
MARsEILLES QUILTS at 90 worth SO.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at $3.50 worth $40. at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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Sl-wytR RESoRTS.

VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN 2OrHJUNE.
Ou the thesapeake and ohio railroad fifteen
miles west Of >iaunon, cars stopping at the door
Excellent water, grand sctne'y, aud good fare.
Tsuai amusemeniS. BOai s25 per month OF thir-
~ avs - pr week. aud sl.50 per day. Children
under twelve years and servants half.pricc. Bath
ing in healing water graft. L. & NJ. BURRUSS,
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A FEW PERSONS, WITHOUT SMALL
"A CHILDREN, WANTING A QUIET SUM.
MIR RESORT, WILL FIND If AT sIAONION
FEMALE SEMINARY.
Addres. w. - j. /. MILLER,
te Io.eod2t Staun'On, w.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Dear Sir,-For ten years have been martyr 20
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and Piles. Last spring
your Pi!ls were rec commended; ] used them. I am
now well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet. n gRlsr stools, piles gone, and have gained
foriv pounds Of flesh. They are worth their weight
in gold. Rev. II. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville, Nv
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WEATHER REPORT,

Entered at the Post.Offce st Richmond. Va. as
second-olass mattcr.I
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I HAVE ANALYZED THE WnIsKEY known un-
der the brand OF d" b. select controlled by Messrs.
WALTER d. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, and
end it frro (rom Ctstl-oU and other impurit e5,
and recommend ITS use for medicinal aud family
purposes. j. b. MCCAw. NJ. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
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ORDERS for my he-CTeam can DE Ieit a.
WERNE's Church-Ilill confectionery, Iwehty-n''i
W., r.oa1 &. ZlMMER.
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sro.K,s sUnuER TOIRS.

SIrkA'S ~ VI 'sNA- Dl-~--@--------- 49,
C,,rOHK,s SELECT SUMNER ToUas
" tTHIRD sEAs0N-lss0
10
NEW YORK, NEWPORT, BOSTON.
MARTHA's VINEYAED, NANTUCKET WHITE
MOUNTAINS, MOUNT DESERT, &C. &c
NANTuCKET ToUR-To New YoFS' hartha''
VINEYARD Newport n 400 miles, Na" BEDFORD
Nantucket, siS,25.
MOUNT DESERT TOUR, $500
wuITE-MoUNrAIN TOUR. $3.50
GRAND TOUR OF WHITE MOUNTAINS
starting July 7.h, from Baltimore back 10 ba"i-
more. lScI.uDIxG ALL norEl. AND OTHER NE
oHssAnY sxpESsKs, only $50.
ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE GUIDE fhhD
TICKETS, AND INFoEMArioS'
APPLY TO
A.W. CARRIER, s2o Main street,
Richmond, Va.
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NOOD BOARD AND A PLEASANT
VI HOMEcan be secured al VfRDON, ihlr'y nlies .,
sg shout one hundred yards from depot. Large
ana rOOmy house good water; pleny OF thAde anu
fruit No malaria ever known here Gentlemen eli
Gagged I'm business 10 Richmoud can procure quarter
IN tickets on Ihe railroad at $50. Trains pass at
a. A. and return al l.. NJ. Address
MRS. &. &. CADG,
g. 22.TuATh2is VerCOD. Hanover county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-24

AT ZI,rnER's Ice-Cream factory sAncer; and
spoons are furnished without extra charge. 1918
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-24

They increase the appetite, and cause the body 10
take on lesh thus The system is nourished, and by
their tonic action the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
rrice. 25 cents. 3J MURRAY STREET,
my 3q-eOdtAU20 New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-24

PURE ICE-CREAN for pic-nics, festivals, excur-
sons, and families, furnished by G. ZIMMEE, 1918
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-24

U'UTT'S HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
l. WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by "A
single application Of This DYE, II imparIsa NaiH-
ral Co'Or. Rc.s ipSantdn,Ousy. sold by druggists,
or sent by express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET NEW YORK.
imy 29-eOdtAD2OI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-24

hIILLBORO' SPRINGS. BATH COuN-
vi TY, two miles from Miliboro' depos; Snss, ~
peske and Ohio railroad, are now open ie.lns 49,, h
tu ihe tItaes Especial terms for families Tor tne
season. The most elevated and eooes5 suner F icF
For Circular apply 10 i. q. DUPUi, druggist, Az
Broad street, Richmond, Va, or ...,.,s
W. A. sITLINGTON A. co, Proprletgrs.
Miliboro' Springs post -oinos;;
my 22.s s.TukThl5t Ban county, -.