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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF Yesterday:
William TinsIey (coloredl, charged with
trespassing on the premises Of A. L. Phil
lips and stealing fruit. He was found
guilty, but owing TO his youth was turned
over 10 his mother 10 be whipped.
John Johnson, asSaultiug, beating. and
threatening to spoOt Monroe Buckner. was
tined SO and required 10 give surety TO
keep the peace for twelve months.
Robert Foster was fined g 80 for reckless
driving through the streets.
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PICNIC. The Monumental sunday
school will give picnic % next saturday
at Boscobe, on the Redmond and Allie
ghany railroad, eighteen niles from Rict-
mond. Those who wish 70 spend a pleas.
ant day in the beautiful country u the
James. River Valley will ind this a good OPP
portuniiy Of 30 doing. Tickets may be lad
OF Mr.. Robert Harold or Of the officers and
teachers OF the school.
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SERENAoED. - Last night the Walker Light
Guard assembled at their arm0ry, and,
headed by YOelker's Band, proceeded 10
the residence OF Mr.. II. d. Riddick. 4 MEN,
ber Of the company, and cOmplimented him
with serenade in honor Of his recent mar
riase. They also seren5ded Captain Jones,
their popular commander, and were enter
tained bv that gentleman.
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HUsTNGs COURT.-The time Of this court
was occupied Yesterday in hearing the ap-
peal ease Of samuel West, OF Hanover coun.
~, who was convicted IN the Police Court
OF stealing a watch from II. c. Humphreys
and sentenced 20 receive twenty-five stripes.
The Jury brought in o verdict Of acquittal.
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The REGATTA TO-NORROw. The excur-
slons 10 Maiden's Adventure tomorrow
will carry a large number Of citizens, who
are deSrOus OF seeing that lovely place and
OF witnessing the regatta, which will be
given By the Olympic Clnb, Of this city.
Trains Will be run during the day from the
depot. foot OF Eighth street, at 7:30 and
q.45 4 NJ. and at p. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

Editors Of tie Dispatch Please cal the
attention Of the Board Of Health to the ionq-
continued nuisance OF the swamp between
Park avenue aud Broad street. just beyond
j. {. shafer's property. The illiug Of
Franklin aud Grace streets seems 10 be he
cause Of il. Already several eases OF 'eyer
hive resulted from il. The proper suih0rl-
lies should have Il abated it once.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr. W. Goddin,
real estate auctioneer, sold OH yesterday, for
Messrs. p. r. Grattan, ii. g. Cannon, and
NJ. VI. Gillian, commissioners, that yalua.
BILE lot on the north side OF Main between
Seventh and Eighth streets, fronting jOl
feet, running hack l55 feet to an alley 20
feet wide, at s143.50 per front foot, equal TO
81 2I095
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Suicide or an Old Slave Of General Lee.

Tom Lewis, an old, eccentric cOIOred citi-
zen OF LOOMS, Ill.,, ended bis life by suicide,
cutting his throat from ear TO ear with a
razor. Lewis went there about the close OF the
war. and for some time carried on a barber
shop. He was several years ago the proper
ty OF General r. f. Lee, and lived in Rich
mond, Va. Hls family are all dead.-Na-
tiOndl Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

The RANDOLPH. MACON COSgEScEaEST.-
In addition TO the commencement exercises
at Randolph Macon College already noticed,
Governor Jarvis, o. North Carolina, viii
deliver an address before the Society Of
Alumni on the 18th instant.
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PERsONAL.-The friends OF Mr.. Henry
Cox, of Henrico, will be glad to learn that
his condition is not 30 critical as reported,
and that he is now up and walking about.
The Richmond Typographical Union is
represented in the International Typog;aph-
ical Union, which Is now in annual session
in Toronto. Canada, by ID. G. Mccain, E.q.
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The WORK OF MAIN STREET.-THE entire
gauge of railroads, hundreds OF miles IN
length, have been changed in one day, aud
vet a large corporation like Richmond
allows its principal tboroughfare to remain
for months in an impossible and disgraceful
condition. II IS an outrage upon the mer'
chants, whose business is being seriously
affected thereby. II the people Of this city
do not demand an explanation aud redress
for this state OF affairs their patience is
surely long. enduring.
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CITY CRCUIr COURT.-In this court yes.
terday, in the case Of the Commonwealth.
SUNG for COtireil. CS. Prisons, late sheriff
Of GOochland county, the evidence and ar
gument OF counsel were heard, and The ease
adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning, in
order TO give time for the preparation OF
instruct ions for the Jury.
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RiCH8CSD MINERAL WATER SPA.
On dTaught:
SODA. KrSsBNGEN. NICHY.
Seller, DEEP ROCK, SARArOGA,
CoSGRESs. EXCELsIOh. AMI GEYSER.
BETHESDA BCFFALO LITHIA,
WOLF TRAP LfTHIA. PONCE DE LEON.
OTTAWA BEEB, BIRCH BEER,
GINGER ALE. 81. GEORGE >CHTs
coTner MAIN and Eleyenin slrse.s.
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AsSAuLTING A TAx.COLLECT0R.- .-Antn
LOchnane was before a magistrate OF Hes-
rico yesterday charged with sssauiling H..
l.. Davis, a iax-eolleetor. while in the dis
charge of his duties. He was sent on 10 the
grand Jury OF the County Court.
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FRATERNAL GREETINGS FROM BOSTON,
The following letter, just received by the
Past Commander Of the COmmandery Of s..
Andrew, OF this city, from one OF the most
prominent citizens Of Boston. will show the
feeling induced in that community by the
late visit OF the Boston and Providence
Knights Templar TO Richmond
BOsTON, Mass, May 81, 1881.
Ny Dear Sir Knight Tanner, We all ar
rived safe home without one single thing to
mar our happiness from the time we started,
on the 10Th instant, to the present time, il
may except the accident to that dear little
boy visiting at your house. And now
please write ne aud let me know whether
be has fully recovered or not. regret very
much that did not have an opportunity to
see you at your house, but that intend to
remedy at some future time in 4 quiet way,
and not only by calling on you, but many
other dear friends in Richmond. o, how
you and your people are endearcd TO Us by
that sweet, unboundtd hospitality which
yOu have shown towards us. A book will
soon be published giving complete history
OF our pilgrimage to your city. II
you think OF anything. any incidents
which we may not have in our pos
session, please let me know OF them.
On our return the Boston Command
cry gave US a right royal reception,
including a banquet. when | related many
incidents OF our journey; which caused
great Joy and rejoicing. Mark my words,
Richmond, not only Knights Templar but
your Governor, Mayor, and citizens have
covered themselves all over with glory.
Our ambition is now to see the Old Do
minlOn prosper. and we shall do all we can
to send you customers, trade, and money.
The mass OF our people are in full sympa.
thy with you, and we shall yet stamp out
all sectiOnalism. Our people heartily ap-
prove of our act in placing 4 wreath OF
flowers on the statue Of that hero Stonewall
Jackson; and then, As the last act of our
pilgrimage, we deposited another-tbe 3Oth
(being decorationday the soldiers
monument on Boston Common.
Give my love TO the Governor, Sir
Knights Bass, Evans. Isaacs, and 10 ALL.
God bless you forever!
Very frlternaiy and lovingly yours,
J. ". DADNUN.
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MILITARY BALL.-We have received from
the committee having the affair IN charge an
invitation 20 attend the commencement bail
at the Virginia Military Institute, TO be
given on June 30th 10 the class Of 1881. II
i handsomely gotten up.
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PURE CArAwBA WINE At $3.50 per gaI'oa.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY At ~ per gallon.
PURE sPANIsR SHERRY AZ $3.50 pei gallon.
PURE GREEN aud BLACK TEA, at low prices.
PURE CHAMPAGNEs. PORTE, and French lirludT
u low prices. ". ID. BLAIR 4 20. lice MsiI 81.
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Communicated

The secretaries OF the Baptist Genera, As
sOciotion OF Virginia desire to retrrr their
thanks 10 Thomas j. Starke Il Sous, Ne.
405 Broad street, for stationery and other
courtesies extended TO them during the
sessions OF the Association just closed.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 6S ;
8 A. NJ, 73; noon, so; P. NJ, "a; 6 P.
NJ, 50; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature, ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. The
United states petty Jury will meet to-day at
1 O'Clock \. ". Among the cases that will
be tried is the one of McCanu against the
city of Richmond for alleged breach Of con-
tract, in which the plaintiff claims S27, 600
damages.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF TUE CHAMBER OF
C0xNERCE.-The annual meeting OF the
Chamber OF Commerce will be held In
Commercial Club building tomorrow after.
noon at q O'Clock.
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.RATIvE wEzLY MORTALITY.
-- Week EHdfH0----
Nav 81. May 20, May Is. June 4.
1879. 1850. 1881. 1851.
W. c. W. c. W. G. W. c.
Al deaths...lI 10 % 2S II 10 10 Is


stili-born...... Q 0 o 2
Mean temperature for the week ending
May 18th, 40 40; mean temperature for
the week ending June 4th, TO 2s/.
Amount Of rainfall for the week ending
May 2s'h, 0 40 inches; amount OF rainfall
for the week ending June 4th, 0.66 inches.
Rate Population, az per census 1890
White, 3791i; colored, 26,699-total, g..
60 Rate Of mortality OF whole p0pula-
tiOn was 22.40 per 1000 per annum. Rate
OF mortality Of white population was 1851
per 1000 per aunum. Rate OF mortality OF
colored population was 34 81 per 200 per
annum.
Figures used in this report White, 49,
200; cOlOred, 6,s00-tOtal, % 000.'
The $40 added 20 population rs per census Il
considered mesgrc allowance for the floating
population OF our city.
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MINERAL WATERS.
SCHGN's MINERAL-wATER DEL

SCHGN's MINERAL-WATER DEPOT
on draugbt from the new and elegant Mammoth
Arctic Soda Fountain:
SODA WATER, BETHESDA
KrssHSCEN WATER, BUFFALO LITHIA,
Vtcuy WATER PONCE DE LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT
SELLER WATER, GINGER ALE.
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER,
GFYsFR WATER BIRCH BEER.
CoEGsEss WATER, APoLLINARis,
EXCELSIOR WATER.
Have also made arrangement win MesSls. Pur-
cell q Ladd to sell their WOLF.TRAP LITbIA.
Nv BOTTLISG ESTABLISHMENT having been
enlarged and fitted np with improved apparatus,
am prepared To supply the trade WITH my unrivaed
GINGER ALE. SODA, and other carbCnated beVe-
RACES in bottles aud in fountains. . ,rr-
"e " GEORGE SCHEN.
Eleventh and Main streets.
AL 24-Sn.W.F3m
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GLAss-BALL SHOorMG.-Those fond Of
this sport viii have an opportunity OF
shooting for gold badge and silver cup al
Maiden's Adventure on Thursd,y..
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REp-BrGs. RoAcnEs.

Ba's mice, ants, hies. yermin. mo>quiioH1' m
sects, &c. cleared ont ~ Rough on Ra.,' fiI-
teen cent boxes Al druggists.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rain, southerly
veering to westerly winds, falling followed
by rising barometer.
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are hIIri4nt hair and ine teeth. The 6rsi }, 49,
cure, ny J. Z r. ATRINSOS's Balssm nj White
r ses, aEd the latter preserved by their Qlnine
D.
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CITY TAxEs.
CITY COLLECTORS oFFfCE.t
RICHMOND, NAV 81, 1881.


THIS OFFICE WILL Be OPENED
L DAILY. between the hours OF y O'Clock A. NJ.
snd O'Clock T.. VI from he l5th TO the 3ott day
Of Juae inclusive for the purpose of receiving froI
any person char gsd with CITY TAXES tue whole
or one hall OF toe an0nst of lax charged.
TEN PER CENT. will De added 10 The smovnt or
tax charged ia every where the party Assessed
shall fail 10 pay lhe whole one hall wi;Dib t9e
lime 30 limited
keal estate agents and others having Dgmhef ~
bills Ia pay vii please stnd lists So that tEeir hf's
may be goit.n together. Property he'd ia ffssi,
please give trustees names A. H. NOtDsos,
E LIN toll.efor.
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4 DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, ETC.

BOSTON:
c. II. GRAVES & SONS.
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NEW ORLEANS CfGAaS-LIgc invoice a. lmu-
Nually low prices, Just received by CHgisTrAN {
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rCE-CREAs, CoNFECriONERIEs. &c

DCRE ICE.CREAM.
Families, managers Of Die-nics' isirs' FESTIVALS
excursions &C, will And IL 10 their Interest TO Try
my mn .rrr trr.CpFAN
prepared from cream Of the best mountain dAiries
Orcers for Sunday must be eft exclusively on sat-
urdsg.
Airays on hand, of my own manufacture, good
sun,,y of CAKES. n. W. MOESTA,
nv l2.3m No lO9 East Main street.
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The WIDESPREAD DEMAND FOR MELL,y's
FOOD Is dGe 10 rs eXctlence. Every mother 6n nd
fes
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The SPoTswooD HOTEL TO BE REBUILT
The rebuilding OF the Spotswood Hotel
seems now an assured fact, and the plan to
meet with general favor among business
men. Mr.J. B. Pace IL 10 purchase the lot,
build aud run hotel 10 cost S2j0, 900, and
assume all chance OF loss and responsibility
In carrying out the enterprise; in consider
alton whereof he IL TO receive a bonus OF
$50, 900, to be raised in cash by subscrip-
ton. There was a partial canvass made
yesterday, and $4,000 readily raised, with
fair promises OF as much more. Those who
subscribed have contributed to raise this
small amount with far more readiness than
they would subscribe for a large amount of
stock, since in this way, for 4 comparatively
small sum freely contributed, they, without
any risk, ensure the building Of the much
desired hotel. They feel the want OF such
an institution, and give so much and no
more TO secure the faithful carrying out OF
an enterprise that will be beneficial 10 Rich
mond and It's merchants individually.
Colonel J. L. Darlington has agreed TO sell
the lot to the gentlemen having the scheme
in charge, and Mr.. Franklin StearDs con-
tributed on yesterday $4,000. The follow
ing gentlemen are amongst those who have
already contributed, and from any OF them
full Information about the enterprise may
be bad J. B. Pace, Robert B. Lyme, c. +.
WhtIock. NJ. Mllhiser, J. B. MOsby, Clai.
borne Watkins, franklin Stearns, Christian
K White, R. l.. Brown, A. w. CARRIER,
William II. Palmer, Judge Meredith. ;. NJ.
Rosenbaum, George Lee, William Euker,
A. Saks II Co., r. w. Powers Il Co., ..
Cranz, E. B. Taylor, f. Cohen, p. II. Mayo,
Thomas Atkinson, George A. Ainslie, L. II.
Blair, John p. Branch.
Much confidence is felt in the success Of
the undertaking, one expression OF which
was found In the purchase Yesterday by
Mr.. Robert B. Lyme Of the vacant lot on
Main street between Seventh and Eighth
Twenty thousand dollars is all that remains
to be raised 10 ensure the enterprise.
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has lately been introduced, and meets with make
popular favor.
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GLAss-gALL SHOOTING.

NLASS-BALL MATCH FOR A HAND
VI SOMF GOLD BADGE AND SILVER CUP
at Msid-n's Adventure ON THURSDAY the 9th.
Also. other shooting all day: MITCHELL barred
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CTVYFR BOARD AT ASHLAND NAV

- ae arscurec a. reason sble rates hy applying 10
J. /. WOODSOS, Ashland Hotel.
MRS. j. k. POTTS.
Mas. "A. ROBtN~oN.
Mrs. VI. n. HOUSTON.
Mrs. ". III. WHEELWRIGHT
Ashland. Va.
several DESIRABLE HOUSES may be rented for
tf summer.
Three passenger trains daily ieXcep. Sundaysl run
i4twten Rie1mOs1 and Ashland ~ each direc ton.
CuMAUTArIOS TICKETS AZ very low rates.
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FEAST.
LAWN PARTY.

rTHE GIRLS HOME-MISSION SOCIE-
l. TY WILL HAVE LAWN PARTY at PARK
PLACE METHODIST CHURCH on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, sih instant. REFRESHMENTS
and MUSIC.
Come one, come all. 1s S-ltr
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HANS at I2Hc. per p,l1', at
CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS ExEcu.

HI TOR cF JAMES A. k!CHtRD~0N, De-
ceased all psrsoas having claisns ~ aims, as tsase
viii present then 20 properly proven sra AL
persons ndebi ed to i's esls,s ana The late IRA of
RICHARDSON Co, are requested 20 cosae Tor.
J. II. ELAN ExecGtoF
Se7 lIlS Nafa ssrsef.
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RrcHacyp MINERAL WArE

If you want properly carboBated SODA ard
MINERAL WATERS 20 10 SCHRS's.
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CReCKERY. GLASSWARE. a,
LIVE. PLASTER. CEMENT. Ae.

SCHOONER "E. ARCULARlUs,m dl,
y rect nom Rockland, Me-, With cargo OF fhn ~
poasKIAkIs FINE r., daily expected This Lime ID
tso,,, he esle,,yafed /. Crockett" Lime-hIins
M.ssTs Crockett 4 Co. own the besi line-rosk ~ y,
Rocsisnd and guarantee their bnr 20 De qua. -. ~
.Any lIne s,,,t az n. WARNER MOORE,
'"' line. ssement. Lurnp- aud dronnd- Plaster.
seyenIfeBtk street, sonb s'pf DocA'
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HUB PUNCH.


4 DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, ETC.
..s.--..... .s..s...ss.ss.
:HUB PUNCH:
........................
Boston:
c. II. GRAVES & SONS.
...-.s........
:rHE "HUB PUNCH:
..............................
has lately been introduced, and meets with mai ked
popular favor.
1T Is WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEsT eF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRANULATED
SUGAR.
II Is ready on opening. and will be found an agree
able addition TO the choice things which undenisoly
enlarge the pleasures Of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature If rightly enjoyed.
GOOD AT ALL TINES.
JUST THE THING To KEEP IN WlNE-CFL
LARS.
sIDEBOARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
.........s.......sss's
:HUB PUNCH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IT CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE, SODA. OR HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE, TO SUIT THE TASTE.
sold by leading wne.merchants. grocers, hotels.
and druggists every where.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Grocers, sl4 Main
street, Richmond, Va. ia S-dSu'NSfom
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HAVING QUALIFIED As ExEs u
IL Tog OP THg ESTATE Oh PATRICK =.
FOLEY. deceased, hsreby ne,ify all pafits i1-
debted 10 SAID estate 10 make pssmfnt - NEST
once aud those having claims sstsDss fssd sse
10 present them "a me- properly aefheusiceu'. re
settlement. THOMAS O'tDt Ntk,
Exsrssssf.
JUNE ., lesl, ko4.s
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&c. only for 4 Pic-vIc CIGAR.
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TRY IcE-CnrAx SODA >cHDN's.
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TRY scHDN's oDA LEMONADE.
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ExCURsuOxs.
PIC-yHCs.
)NUMENTAL sUNDAY-sCHOOL

MONUMENTAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL
vi PICNIC AT BOSCOBEL, on The Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, eighteen miles above Rich
m0nd. SATURDAY. June l, 1881. Price OF tick
els. not including refreshments. 80 centst0 be had
NJ the store Of Mr.. ROBERT HAROLD, No. el7
Broad street or OF any Of the cerS, teachers. or
scholars Of the school, A good band Of music will
accompany the school The ears leave At the foot Of
kighih street, at the Basin, at 9 A. NJ. jeS 81
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'IC-NIc CIGARS, Sc.
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LIE GL0gIEs OF WoME

LILY BELLE CIGAR, So.
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DAGGER'S SPRINGS.
COBB'S HOTEL.
L COBB's ISLAND, w.

hi. hotel IL reopened Tor the reception OF visi-
,r-s ferns. 80 per day. Sl2 per week. S35 per
raoulh Houte from Norfolk old Point, per
sffsrpfr NaTfhampiOn - CherrystOne. every Mon
aIg. wednesday. and Friday. FOR further Inform&-
dor .sfress j. +. SPADY,
lin Proprietor.
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N 4 L L 4 " n A I . . / \ \ L I N
w SPRINGS. Bath county, Va. three miles
from The Cbesape ana ohio raj way, nave been
thoroughly renovated. newly painted. and grounds
enlarged aud beaUlin-d. open fer visitors JUNE
/. 1851. Pamphlets giving aualysis and terms can
~ bad a. Z. L. DUPUYs. Richmond. or Of he pro-
ur.etOrs. W. A. SiTLINGTON & Co.
Post Office. MllbOrO' springs. Va.
my 2n n.a.n12m
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SULPHUR SPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA
rgr COOLEST RESORT N THE VIRGINIA
MOUNTAINS.
rTevsiiou, 2.2OO feet. The finest tonic water Ia
- Stsfe j. A. AUGUST. Proprietor
j 7. WILSON. >unerintendent. T. s-Ims
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CHICK CIGARS, sc.
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,usT THE THING TO KEEP IN wINE-CEL
LARS.
sIDFBOARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

Ills ready on opening and will be found an agree
able ADDITION TO the choice things which unden26ly
enlarge the pleasures Of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature II rightly enjoyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

sold BY leading wine-merchants, grocers, hotels,
and druggists every where.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, GrOcers, sl4 Main
street, Richmond, Va. ia 9-dSu. .W&F6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

w ARM SPRINGS.
w BATH COUNTY. VA.
The FINEST BATHiNG-POOL IN THE WORLD
ARE NOW OPKA.
Pamphlets giving detailed esersptiOn 20 be had Of
PURCELL, LAID & Co. Richmond. or Of The pro-
yretOr, JOHN l.. EUBASK.
NAY 10. 1854. my ll-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

IT CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE, SODA, OR HOT WATER,
LFMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE. TO SUIT THE TASTE,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-18

wATKINs-In Middletown, June 18th, g son to
 and Anna Watkins.