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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

The RAIN-STORM.-Yes yesterday evening, a
little after O'Clock, one Of the heaviest
rain.storms Of the season visited this Sec
ton; indeed, nothing like it has been seen
here since the early part Of last fall, when
there was a storm Of unusual severity,
which did considerable damage IN different
parts Of the city. The fall Of water last
night continued for more than an hour, and
in the Deighborhood Of the First Market the
culverts were entirely inadequate to carry
off the accumulation Of rain from the gut
ters. From the st. Charles Hotel to the Old
Market the street was almost entirely sub
merged, presenting the appearance Of a
small river. The creek rose several feet,
and many cellars and easements were flood
ed. &Gere was also considerable lightning
and tlKhder during the time.
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WHO Is MRS. wINsLDwf :

As ibis question is frequently asked. We vii, s,u.
ply say mat she Is lady who for upwards N fortv
years mas untIrngy devoted her time au6 sslonfs as
FEMALE physician and nurse, prlpcipsfIy aroyr
ealoren' she has especially studied the con ,.itas
uon ans wants OF this numeroas class and. As re-
su' OF tnis EFFORT, and practical knowledge ob,sipe
hietime spent AZ nurse and phy sicsu. she mas
Compounded Soothing syrup for children teeth
Ine. hoperS:es Ike magic, giving rest and healtn
anu ~ moreover, sure TO regulate ihe bowels. In
consequence Of this article Mrs. wiNsfow Is Ss.
coming worid'renowned as benefsclor or her
race Children certainly do RISE Up ssd bless
ner' Especially Is this the case In THIS cry. ysst
quantities OF the Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold
aud used here. We think Mrs wNaow has Inn.
mortailzed her name by this invaluable sritcie. aad
we fincerely believe thousands Of children have
oeen saved from an early grave by It's timely use
ana tnat millions ye, unborn will share Its bsaeets
ana unite 10 calling her blessed. No MorIIgn has
dlsenarged her duty 70 her suffering little one. IN
our opinion, until she has given u the benefit OF
MRS. WlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. Tryit.
moihers-rRY 1T now -Ladtes' Visitor, Nsp Ysrk
city.
Sold by all druggists. TWENTY-FIVE cents hottie.
lily l. eodlWl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

CAPTAIN WISE AND THE CHICAGO FIELD
The Chicago Field, one Of the organs OF
American sportsmen, published in Chicago,
prints in the last No. a capital wood en-.
CRAVING Of Captain John S. Wise, OF this
city. Captain Wise has long been cOrre-
spondent Of the Field under the nom de
plume OF "POver," and his pleasant articles
and letters have been highly enjoyed by the
sportsmen Of the country. The paper IN
which the picture appears also prints editO-
rally kind notice Of Captain Wise, in
which the writer says:
"Many will doubtless be surprised to be-
hold such youthful features appertaining to
Plover, for we have discovered q general
impression among those who had read his
sketches that he is an old man. We do not
intend, however, TO permit Mr.. Wise TO
have the full benefit Of boyish looks, and
therefore expose the fact that he is nearly
thirty.fve years of age, with houseful Of
little PlOvers, and the further fact that he is
a much older sportsman than many, having
been passiOnately fond Of the dog and gun
since the time when he could follow the one
or point the other"
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~ PERSONAL - BRIEF ITENs.-Rey. OTIS
1Iazenrook, OF Macon, Ga. who was so
vau'y Injured In the railroad accident on
tne ooutnWestern railroad. Ia a native a,
kicbmond, and Is well known and dearly
loved bere. U'"''
Professor George 8. Thomas. formerly a,
this city, now OF Baton Rouc,. In "a In
the city, and will sail for Germany next
Thursday.
The July interest on the city bonds will
be paid to-day By Auditor Royster The
city officers and employees were paid of
yesterday.
The Council Committee on the Fire De.
partment will meet at headquarters this
evening at O'Clock.
Sergeants Hall, Perrin, and Wren ceased
to be sergeants yesterday, and will 90 on
duty to-day as priyates. They will be sue.
ceeded by Sergeants James p. Jeter, James
b. Angle, ard E. p. Huce. The terms OF
Privates William II. Talman, II. K.
ODwYer, George Koch, and John Krausse
expired yesterday, and they will be sue
ceeded to-day by Charles A. Gibson, Joseph
II. McMullen, e. II. F. Deuring, and Joseph
Gerring.
Policeman George II. Matthews will be
acting sergeant in the First district, Junius
A. Cosby in the Second, and George w.
Fpps IN the Third district, and the newly.
elected sergeants will 90 on duty as fol-
lows: Sergeant Jeier in the First district,
Sergeant Angle in the Second, and Sergeant
Huce in the Third district.
The Sheriff Of King William arrived here
yesterday with Joseph Hill (colored), who
was convicted Of house-breaklng, and sem
fenced to two years in the penitentiary.
The Richmond Howitzers will give a
moonlight exclusion up the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad to Maiden's Adventure
Tuesdiy evening, July 18th. There will be
music and dancing, with moonlight strolIs
between sets.
John B. Schane, a native OF Hanover,
Germany, was granted naturalization pa
pers in the City Circuit Court yesterday.
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REGATTA.
eDEMEMBER RICHMOND REGATTA

~ RAILROAD RATES REDUCED.
Held under the auspices Of the Virginia sssocla-/
ton Of Amateur OsrsnIen, july 5, 1881. over "a
James-River course. All races one and one
miles straight away. Excursions by All or the
roads entering The city az greatly reduced rsf
Tickets tincluding entrance 10 tie Grand rian
trausDortai ion by Richmond street raj way aud Ho
sleux's Express 10 and from Inc groundsl ouIy D0o
cents-to be had at G. +. JoHEsT0N'S, the news
dealer. and the h aiQuarteIs of tive REGATTA tom.
mittee. Eleventh street between Main and hank.
Refreshments be had city prices en- The grounds.
Grand Open AIR Concert 10y brass band between
each race. Official Programme Will DC issCec on tue
day the races, giving The Ordar OF races. lanes or
crews entering, cOlors to be worn, &C, &C.
Regatta Committee: T.. u THAW lChairmanl,
THOMAS n. CARTER. WILLIAM Z. LIE,
MANLY r. CURRY. X. II. SMITH.
Representatives OF the press who arrive 10 tie city
will please report at He idquarters Regatta Commit
tee. V l'4t
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POLICE COURT STATISTICS.

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed OF 231 criminal charges and tried
200 charges Of ordinance violations. On
criminal charges 15 persons were sent on to
the Hastings Court for Indictment by the
grand jury; % persons were convicted Of
misdemeanor, and 40 were sent to Jail in
default OF surety for their good behavior.
Fines colected-City, 1913 81; State, Sl27; !;
costs. S29.10 Total, S4G9.44.
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES..
There were 236 deeds admitted to record
in the clerks office OF the Chancery Court
during the month.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
iOrty-tWo marTiage-licenses, tweniy.four OF
which were to cOIored persons.
In the clerks Office OF the Henrico Coun-
ty Court there were seventy deeds recorded
during the month OF June. Ten marriage
licenses were issued-four white and six
cOlored.
FOREIGN SHIPMENTS.
During the month OF June II foreign yes.
sells cleared from the custOm-hOuse. or
these had cafgOes OF flour comprising
"a ,S9S barrels, valued at S17G,106; 2 had
cargoes OF slaves, valued at Sl9.7S6. for
Liverpool, England; and 1 had cargo OF
crude petroleum. valued at Sc, ,915, for Dun
kirk, France. Total, 1902 S07.
FLOUR INSPECTED.
The following is statement Of the -four
inspected in Richmond during tue past
1,4l5 barrels family; 1869 barrels
extra superiine; $50 barrels supertine; 1872
barrels fine; 15S barrels condemned.
CORONER's WORK.
The Coroner was called on 10 view the
bodies Of nine persons who had died sud-
denly, three Of whom were white and six
cOlored. Two inquests were held.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The interna-reVenue collections for the
month Of June amounted to $lSl, 1884.
FIRE ALARMS.
The Fire Department was called out in
response to six alarms OF fire.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The following
banks have declared semi.annuaI dividends,
in addition to those already noticed: Ma.
tional Bank Of Virginia, per cent. State
Bank, per cent. Merchants National
Bank. % per cent. Citizens Bank of Rich.
mond, per cent, and 81 800 carried to sur
plus fund.
The Virginia State Insurance Company,
Old Dominion Steamship Company, and
Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan, and
Trust Company, have also declared semi
annual dividends-the first two per cent.
each, and the latter per cent.
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Richmond, Va, June %, 1881.
The BIOated BOndhOlders-NOt Many
I'm the South.

The BIOated BOndhOlders-NOtM Many
I'm the South.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune says:
Robert p. Porter, Of Chicago, Special
AGENT of the Census, in an interview with
your correspondent, gives full details as to
the ownership OF United States bonds. ."
understand the work OF ascerta.ning the
ownership Of the national debt Is COM
nleted." said the correspondent. $50 far
as il relates to the registered bonds, | may
ssy." replied my Potter, "that it is. We
exDerience but little difficulty in locating
fhe number OF holders and the amOHnt held,
not only abroad and at home, but in every
State and in the principal large citles OF the
conptry. The names q the holders are all
entered ir the boUis az the Treasury, and
il was q7 easy but rather tedious matter to
have them taken off aud arranged accord
inc 10 the census classification"
"How are the registered bonds distri-
buted?"
0In the absence Of exact figures should
say that the New England States own about
II Der cent. of them, the Middle States
about 43 per cent, the southern States
triae over 2 per cent, and the western
States nearly 81 per cent, while the banks,
insurance companies, and other corpora
tions about 3jl per cent"
elbow does the number OF bOndhOlders
compare w,th the amounts held in the vari-
Gus sectionsf"
"It differs considerably in different To-
calItIes. For example, find that in New
y ork State, although the amount OF regis
tered bonds owned there is nearly $2l0,-
00, 600 out of some $3.50. 900, 900 included
in this investigation, there are less than
"a 00O holders. On the other hand, Massa-
ch,Isetts, with but little over $40, 900, 900 OF
bonds, boasts nearly 1900 holders"
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Aaron Kinney tcOlOred), assaulting the
children Of Robert Cartwright aud threat.
eniDg TO assault the wife Of Cartwright.
Committed for six months 10 default OF
surety.
Hannah McAlister (colored), assaulting
and 6fating Charlotte Jones with a stick.
Fined go.
William johnson (colored), assault and
battery. The case was continued till to-
day.
Violet Mitchell tcOlored), assault and bat
terry. Fined $3.50.
Robert Jones was fined 81 for allowing
his son TO fly kite in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

THE REGATTA.-The Regatta Committee
announce this morning that arrangements
have been completed by which every facili-
ty will be afforded to those desirous OF wit
Messing the regatta on the 5th. Excursion
trains will be run on all the roads leading to
the city, aud tickets to the grand stand will
include transportation to and from the
grounds. The occasion will be eniVened
bv music between each race. The official
programme will be issued on the day of the
regatta, giving the order OF the races,
names Of crews entering, colors TO be
worn, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

The Ne,oS, in commenting on the in
creased railroad advantages OF Lynchburg,
saws: Shall we have public parky Shall
we belp raise the dam on James river and
increase our water powerf Shall we ex-
tend Main street, and build bridge to
Daniels HIP Shall we help construct the
!, ,,ewly proposed Darrow.gauge railroad
tbrouph the county? Shal! we apply the
= nroceeds of a sale TO curtaii our debt and
Kitten taxesf Shall we improve Court
h.ense Hill, and render 1t less like Rocky
,oonNtain cliff than 1t Is now What shall
we dc with itf Let our business men,
,nercbants, and mechanics tiink over this
mater, spd let the Council promptly con-
,ider It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

The BRIGADE. Several days since 1t was
stated that there would probably be meet
ing OF the field officers OF the three regl-
ments OF Virginia volunteers held In this
city on the 9Th instant for the purpose Of
selecting a brigade commander. Colonzl
Bumgardner, OF the Second regiment aaS
written to Colonel Purcell stating thst
previous engagement will prevent him from
being In Rlcboond on that day, and sag.
gesting that the proposed meeting be heIa
at Charlottesville on the 18th OF this month.
Colonel Purcell Is now absent from the city,
and 1t Is not likely that any definite action
on the part OF the First regiment VIII be
taken in the matter uutil bis return.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

The MozART.-There was only fair an.
dience at the Mozart musicale last night.
owing no doubt to the unfavorable weather.
The vocal attractions were the duo. "See
the Pale Moon," by Messrs. Monte Walker
and II. T. Cardozo; the solos, "The Vaga.
bond" by Mr.. Csrdozo, and " Serenade,' -
by Mr.. Walker. Both OF these gentlemen
acquitted themselves handsomely, and were
the recipients OF marked evidences OF ap-
proyal from the audience. The instru.
mental part OF the programme was well
given, especially the violin solo by MIR.
Laube.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

THE HOTEL SCHEME FALLS THROUGH
The raising Of the $780, 900 bonus in connec-
ton with the hotel project corner Eighth
and Main, on the SpotswoOd lot, having not
been obtained from the public, the matter
will fall through, and Mr.. Pace will not
build il. Subscribers. OF cours,. are re-
leased. The labOrs Of the committees were
uueeasing and active.
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SIDNEY GRAYs' BssgFrr. .-Pinafore Mon
day and Tuesday aights gives promise Of
being the best rendition we have get bad Of
this delightful opera for some tine. bliss
Iiley Bailey, whose rendition OF Josephine
last Wednesday night before the Mozart
Association was so we'll received, vii! APP
pear again in that character, and though
young in years she performs with grace
and ease equalIed by few OF msturer age,
and Is pronounced wonderful little song
stress. fhe cast is a strong and popular
one, the object worthy. and no doubt the
irlend' OF The military will liberally patron
lHe tue entertainment. The box.sheet is
now open at Ramos Il Moses, and already
number OF seats have been taken.
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BASEBALL. Owing to an error OF The
secretary OF the Richmond Club, the n'tch-
game played on Wednesday afternoon be-
tween the Richmond and Fulton clubs was
published in favor Of the Fulons, when in
fact the Richmonds defeated their oppo-
nents by the score published.
This afternoon at O'clock the Richmond
Club play The Green Stockings, OF Manches'
ter, at the Baseball Park, head OF Clay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01
LOCAL MATTERS.


We give below our monthly record OF sta
tistics. They will be found 70 contain an
accurate sumA ary OF the transactions under
the respective heads for The mOlti past
METEOROLOGICAL.
The subjolDed table gives the readings OF
the thermometer, the course OF The wind at
sunrise, and the amount OF rainfall for the
moath OF June. The readings OF the ther-
mometer were taken In an elevated portion
OF the city, free from any Influence Of re-
fracted heat, and from French instruments,
showing the highest and lowest points OF
the mercury during each twenty.four hours.
IL is believed that no better situation for
observations OF this character can be found
in our city. They have been carefully
noted, and are believed to be absolutely cor
rect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

SALE OF COAL-PTs PROPERTY.-A deed
conveying the Springfield Coal-Pits proper
ty, situated in the county OF Henrico, TO
Conrad n. Jordan, Esq, OF New York, has
been admitted to record in the Henrco
County Court. The price paid for this
property was S2S6,OO The purchaser is a
gentleman Of considerable means, and was
lately a member OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
ComDanY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

RENOvAL.-ME THOMAS l.. ALFRIEND has re-
moved his Insurance business 10 the large aud com
modtcu store No. lllJ Main street. This location
IS very cOcvenient 10 his huTicrOus patrons Repre-
seniics q ldtge number u The best insurance COM
panies OF this country, Mr. ALFRIEND offers TO
the public the very best INDUCEMENTS IN the way Of
insurance. Give him cal at Ms new Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

MARRIAGE AT ST. PATRICK's CHURcH.-On
Wednesday evening st. Patrlck's church
was densely crowded with the relatives,
ir ends, and wel-wishers of the O'Connors
and johnson families to WITNESS the mar
rage of Miss Molhe Il. O'ConnOr to Dir.
John w. johnson. Father Doherty Off
ciated. This is the first Catholic couple he
has married since his appointment TO the
Dastorate OF st. Patrlck's. After the mar
iiage ceremony reception and banquet
were enjoyed at the residence OF the brides
parents, aid supper over the invited guests
repaired TO Washers Hall, and spent
pleasant night in dance, merriment and
good cheer. Judging from the large and
munifcent presents which the bride re-
ceiyed she must have been a great fayorlte
among her friends aud relatives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

GAS INSPECTOR ELECTED. Commit
tee on Light met at the City Hall on yester-
day afternoon and elected Mr.. William p.
Knowles Gas Inspector 20 fil the vacancy
accustomed by the death OF Mr.. William H..
Page. Mr.. Knowles is now foreman OF the
upper gas.wOrks, and, having a practical
knowledge Of the business OF this depart
ment, will doubtless make a most efficient
offippr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The Grand
United Sons and Daughters OF the Living
Council OF the = Oss have elected the fol-
lowing officers: Alfred Harris, great grand
master OF the State OF Virginia; Henry
Gardner, chief; Reno ROane. vice-chief; /;
Daniel Perkin~, treasurer; Edward Ha-
mons, finaLcl-' secretary; Randolph Rich
ardson, recording secretary: Thomas Jei-
ierson, State deputy; Clinton Fox, outside
snnIinal
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
local rains, and wind mostly northerly
higher barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

VIRGINIA CLAREr on 6raughi, OF uncomsnonly
fine qualify, at 81 per galon; imported Clarst on
draughl al 81 20 per galioDi California Port Wines
for medicinal use, a. s2 per gallon. We eau recon-.
mend these wGes as rather better than most ViF-
ginia wines. ". ID. BLAIR & Co.
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Just received, a large supply OF this FAMOUS
WATER direct from the springs Waukeshs, Wis,
and for sale on drat ght BY the gallon aud by The
barrel. GEORGE sCBHN'
General Agent.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm, with heavy rain.storm
in the evening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, rs ;
8 a. NJ, 80; noon, SS; p. ~, 92; p.
NJ, SO; midnight, n.
Mean temperature, 81 Sc.
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HOTOPP's CELEBRATED FRsT-PREhluM
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET at 81 per gallon At
CHRISTIAN WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CArAwBAS-slegaRt summer
wlnes-cheap. az CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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PERSONAL.

NOrlCE.-All persons are forewarDed
~ not to credit the crew OF the Norwegian bark
Wnkiti. as VIII not b. responsible for sns Cebts
contracted by them. CARL NIELSEN. Mater.
RICHMOND. VA, june 30, 1881. jy lis
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RESIGNATION OF Mr.. w. NJ. S. Dunn,
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILwAY.-Mr. w. NJ. s. Dunn, engi-
neer and general superintendent Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
has resigned that honorable and RESPONSE
BILE position, to take effect as soon as an Off
GER is appointed Ia his stead. Mr.. Dunn'S
many friends will regret this step, as he has
been so long connected with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio that he has become almost a
part OF this great line. He became asso-
ciated with il at a time when it needed his
energy and the untiring labor he has spent
upon it. and during his administration 1t
has hourished. Mr.. Dunn is one OF the
best known aud most excellent railroad
managers in the country, and has won the
esteem and affection OF every officer and
employe Of the road upon which he has
served so faithfully. When his resignation
was sent in some time ago, Dir. Huntington,
who was much surprised, urged Mr. Dunn
TO withdraw il, but he declined. Mr..
Smith, the general manager, has also once
or twice requested Mr.. Dunn to reconsider
his intention 10 sever his connection with
the company; bnt he appears to have ally
.uc U1 his mind on tlic subject.
=. IeIe;er Mr.. Dunn ilay locah s.' viii
bec. with him our kind regards aud the
good wishes If a host Of friends.
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RICHMOND. July 1, leg
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. DESLxl

W 10 establish uniform rate FOR the " dtgal pro-
lection OF all engaged In hiring out backs aud car.
raRrs do hereby agree and bind ourselves " si0pt
he following. which Is done In g6od faith aud be
strictly adheredto by all parties herein named. wth-
out exception or eva aioD--viz.
For carriages engaged In ordnary purposes the \
rate shall be sl50 for the first hour, aad sl for
every hour thereafter
For carriages attending funerals 90 each FOR every
occasion.
I'm testimony whereof we bereunto annex our
seals and signatures below. The above 10 60 into
effect from date hereof.
A. W. CARRIER, (sealI
THOMAS DUKE, JR.. lSea'.1
IT. r. TURNER, I5eai.J
WM. III. SUTHERLAND & SONS, lceaLl
MARCELLUS HICKS, I-eal
Il. c. BENNETT, lSea.I
jy
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NJ. ELLYsoE q Co, advertising agents. insert al.
yerisements In all Of the newspapers Of The unitsd
States at publishers rates. Orders left as the Dts'
patch counung-room viii receive prompt asiep'
tisn.
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BED.BUGS, REACHES.

Rats mice, ants, Hes, yermn' mosquitoes, in-
sects, &C., cleared out by Rough on Rats" Fif-
teen.cenf hOXes az dTnggisiG
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HARPER's BAZAAR AND HepEr's LADY's
BOOK for July have been received from N.
newsdealer, 9OS Man street.
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a" BETHESDA WATER"

TEA.DcgTr p 30c. per pound. strong ndfragrant.
joseph 81. BLAIR, 626 Main street.
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V'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il EXISTING between the undersigned uadsT he
firm name OF GEORGE - VASHON u sON Is ihls
day dissolved by mutual consent. The senior uienl-
bpr GEORGE :. VAsHOS. will continue he bust
ness al lhe odd stand Of GEORGE =. VAsH0s & SON,
ana will bo pleased TO serve his friends AID .Le pub
lc In general. GEOhOE , NASutlA,
GEORGE :. NasHOs,JR
JrNF 40 1881 ~