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Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Daring the week the following trans
fers, among others, were made in the
Clerks Office.
Nelsoa Beall and wife to James
Aspinwall; lot IL, block % Balls
6ist addition to Frostburg; 500.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17

ERgiisil erviccs will he held
every 1st and 81 Sunday Of each month at
the Welsh Congr, galional Uhur, h. You
are invited. I'D. Nj. GEoReE, Pastor.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17

A LARGE number Of tickets have
been sold for the big ball on the even
ing Of the 26th inst, and there is every
probability that the Torpiscorean
followers Of Allegany county will be
out in force. All parties holding
tickets for sale are requested by the
committee of arrangements to make
full returns fer same on or before
Saturday next
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17
One Thousand ana One he,

One Thousand RDS One beau
tiful articles suitable tor Christmas Gifts Mt
FULToN's Book and Stationery store, Cum
berland, Md When you visit the city to
purchase your Holiday Goods, don't fail to
call and SEQ what FULTON is offering at
extremely low prices Remember the
p'ace-FULToN's Book Store, Cumberland,
Nd, opposite the Post Office. Japanese
novelties in an endless variety.
solid KIM a. = Presents.-A
complete stock Of fine Cutlery, and endless
variety of Boys and Misses Trunks, the
latest in Skates, Shawl Straps, Book Straps,
etc, at Rock Bottom P,iccs.
N. NJ. DEAN Sc Bro,
Now the Hardware Boys.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17

Bells, Whips, etc. 1t is all in the price.
Look to your own interest and 500 the
Hardware Boys. Don't fail 10 call.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17

The proposed ship canal aoroas the
peninsula enjoys fair show for se-
rious attention in the preaent Con-
gress. The State Of Delaware has
already granted q charter for the
construction Of such a waterway,
and its projectors design applying to
the coming Legislature of this State
for similar authority. Meanwhile,
the proposition to extend the Chosa-
peake and Ohio canal to the bay
should not be forgotten. The former
enterprise certainty, the latter be-
comes of commanding importance to
this section if not to the State entire.
Water transportation from, Climber
land to New York IS to us above and
beyond all trade consummations with
in the range of feasibility or desire.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17

The Georges Creek coal and iron
company have memorializsd the
county commissioners to refund about
forty thousand dollars, taxes alleged
to be overpaid between 1869 and
1879. This extraordinary claim is
based upon decision of the Court Of
Appeals some time ago, and, like
most oasss OF damages, is evidently
figured high. The county seemu to
be safe, however. Our present COM
missicners, like their predecessors,
are solid business men, who will
doubtless remember some things
which c.ppear to have been forgotten
in Baltimore. The opinion itself was
loat sight CT in the city for months
and months, and the fact that we have
a statuts of limitations in this State
was completely overlooked.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17

OUR next issue will be on Christ
mas eve.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

IN EoKHART. - Mud plentiful ;
"locals" scarce.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17


AN additional railway outlet from the
Cleartield region is said to be greatly de-
sired by the opcrators.--Coal Trade
Journal
LIST some newspaper man over
there go for it with all his via. Then
when the enterprise desired by the
operators" becomes an establishment,
let the aforesaid n. In. run for the
State Senate. The forces which con-
struct the road will likely turn theiI
shrewd energies toward tearing down
the individual. In this way they
triumph over both enemies and
friends.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-17

TnAT "lengthy editorial which was so
faithfully promised us by the Frostburg
JOURNAL In answer to "Policy and Prin-
cipls," did not appear in its last weeks
issue. We wonder why.p Was it not
because "Pollcy and Principle" was a
"true bill s"-Valley Tines.
"It did not appear" 1t was not
designed to appear in last weeks
issue" nay, more, it was not only
not faithfully promised" but it was
not promised" at all. No wonder
the revenue laws of Maryland are SO
difficult TO understand,
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fCemuunIcated.l
MANcHnsTER AND VICINITY.

Brief Items. The Hastings Court was in
session Yesterday. but no cases OF special
importance were heard. The court will ad.
iourn for the term this week.
A joint convention Of three lodges OF
Knights Of Pythias will be held In Peters
burg July 5tb. w. T.Lithgow, Of this city,
grand prelate Of the Grand Lodge Of Wiz.
ginis. and other grand officers, will be pres
ent on the occasion.
The colored High school will close to-
morrow morning for vacation. The School
Board will visit the school to hear the read.
ing Of the reports for the session.
Ex.Councilman Samuel X. Owens, Of this
city, continues to be quite III.
There Is leak in the reservoir. and con.
siderable water fs constantly running down
the middle Of Eleventh street from out Of
the reservoir.
The report has been circulated in Ches-
terheld that there are numerous cases Of
smallpox in Manchester, and many persons
residing Ia the county are afraid TO come to
this city on that account. We state. for the
benefit OF our Chesterfield friends. that the
report has not the slightest foundation, as
there Is not single case Of smallpox in
Manchester. There have been several cases
In this city, but al! but one recovered and
are now entirely well. That one died at the
hospital in Richmond.
The next meeting OF the Middle District
Baptist Association will be held at Salem
church, near Chesterfield courthouse, In
August.
Surveyors employed by the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company have be.
gun to make the survey Of which mention
was made in the Dispatch Tuesday.
The newly.elected Councilmen will have
to qualify before the next meetiag OF the
Council, which will take place on the trst
Friday night OF July.
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Mrs, COistOn's School.

At the closing exercises Of Mrs. Raleigh
Colston's school the number OF medals and
certificates awarded showed with what
failhfulness and success the pupils had
studied during the session OF 1880 aud 1891.
The following are the names OF pupils
who received medals anO certificates In the
various departments:
French Gold medals awarded Mary Branch, Liz.
zIe smith, aud Lie Blair. Prizes 10 Mary Skinker
Mary Porter. Maggie Ferguson. and Elt'e Coke.
German Medals 10 Mary Branch and Daisy Ro-
senhaum. Prize TO Mary Shiaker.
Composition Medal 10 Lizzie Smith. Prize tC
Sally May.
Certfcates Of Graduation IA Descriptive and
Physical Geography Mary Branch, Lzzle smith
Mary Porter. Life Blair, May Jones, sallie May, and
Daisy Rosenbaum.
Prizes in Penmanship To Mary Branch, Mary
sally May, Daisy RoseDbanm, Mary Lewis. Nav
Jones Mary skinker, Hatty Porter, Lily Briggs. and
Fanny Silyey.
A pr'zs awarded Flora Martin for having kept all
the rules OF the school.
Lain: Distinctions to Fanny siyey and Lizzie
Smith.
Briggs for Scholarship.
History. Geography, aud Arithmetic: Certificates
awarded Msry savage, N ry skinkfr, Mary Lewis,
Elise Coke, Mary Martin, Hatty Porter, aud Mary
Mayo.
Rhetoric and Algebra: Certificates 10 Mary
Branch. May Jones. Daisy Rosenbanm, sally Nav,
Lille Rlair, Mare Porter, and Lizzie Smith.
Dlctaiion Ia Fourth Grade Prizes awarded Mag
gle Ferguson, Stella Hirsb, Mary Howard, Gertie
Camm, Annie Czmm.
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Communicated
Is the Country Ruiued /?

Editors Of the Dispatch: There are ia
my knowledge gentlemen IN Richmond
who are quietly but earnestly eDdeavoring
to bring European Immigrants into Vir'
gnia. As far as possible their efforts are
directed 10 bringing either skilled artisans
or tillers Of the soil who have some means.
In the tide of immigration there must me-
cessarily be some aborers, and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company have
gone so far as to employ this class by the
hundred to work Oh their ' eastern exten.
siOn."
All Of this Il a preface 10 this question :
Is the coming OF these European immi-
grants into Virginia 10 be considered the
ruin OF Virginia as " Chinese cheap labor "
has been. it is said, to California! II 1t Is,
let the danger incurred by encouraging
immigration be distinctly understood, and
those now engaged in promoting 1t will let
the future take care OF itself. We would
like to hear from the Dispatch. CIvIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

Personal. AND BRIEF LOCALs.-Dr. Ran
doph BarksdaIe, superintendent OF the
Central Lunatic Asylum, returned to the
city last night from Toronto, Canada. where
he has been TO attend convention OF super
intendents OF insane asylums. He was
much pleased with his trip, and speaks 10
high terms Of the hospitality OF the people
Of Toronto.
Mr.. Henry Neurohr has been appointed
and has qualified as constable OF Brookland
district, Henrico county.
The following gentlemen were registered
at the Exchange last night: Hon. Hamil-
ton Fish and Messrs. F. o. French, Fl. p.
Clyde, and George s. Coe, OF New York ;
+. Fl. MeCulIocb, OF Fort Wayne, Ind; r.
Stalnaker, OF West Virginia; b. +. New
conner, w. Il. Walters, and Reuben Foster,
OF Baltimore, and r. X. Bridgers, OF North
Carolina.
It is stated that F. o. French, Esq, pre-
sident OF the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company, and others, who are
here in the interest OF the proposed consoIi.
dation between the Ohio Central and the
Richmond and Allegheny railroads, will
leave the city this morning at 6 O'Clock for
the western terminus OF the Richmond di-
vision OF the latter road, a distance OF l37
miles, returning in six hours from the time
OF departure.
1t was so cool last night that the cars
came in from the North with the windows
down.
Young ladies' Journal for July received
from G. +. Johnston. II Is filled with
pretty summer fashions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

CHARTER GRANTED.-Judge Beverley r.
Welford, Jr., OF the Circuit Court OF the
city OF Richmond, yesterday granted q
charter Incorporating j. p. Richardson,
Thomas b. Suplee, l.. p. Brooke, T. +. Pat
terson, and Richard B. Osborne, under the
name OF the New York and Old Dominion
Investment Company, for the purpose OF
constructing works Of improvement,
whether OF public or private character !;
for the development OF coal- or iron.mipes |;
for the manufacture OF iron.o ore and other
minerals, and for the purpose Of advancing
money to corporations and individuals,
and for various other purposes subordinate
to these, including improving and dealing
in lands, erecting forges, rolliDg-mills, fur.
naces, and manufactures. Capital stock,
81, 100000, with the privilege Of increasing
the same to $4,000, 600, divided into shares
OF 800, with right to own not over $500, 900
worth OF real estate at any one time. Prin.
cipal offices to be at Richmond, Va, New
York city, and Philadelphia. Officers for
the first year: President, T. Elliott Patter.
son, Philadelphia; Secretary and Treasurer,
j. p. Richardson, Moorestown, N. j. Di.
rectors: Thomas b. SupIee, Richard B. Os.
borne. Philadelphia; L. p. Brooke, Potts
vile, Pa.
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The Kinderrarten school.

The final reception Of the Kindergarten.
under the direction OF the Misses Snyder,
took place at Centenary Methodist Episco-
pal church yesterday morning. The great
interest felt was Indicated by the number OF
persons present, who came through the
driving storm TO witness the exercises. The
spacious lee,ure.room was beautifully deco
rated and redoleDt with the perfume OF the
flowers. Rev. =. A. Peterson presided,
opening the exercises with prayer. Rev.
Or. Reads remarks were most beautiful and
appropriate, aud the children filled out the
programme With sparkling Songs aud In.
structive Kindergarten recitations.
Well did Froebel exclaim, =" have found
it"-the kindergarten, or The Paradise Of
Childhood.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases wer
Il II nrl

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
William Coleman (coIored) was found
guilty OF opening the money-bcX Of one OF
the street-cars with false keys and stealing
$3 40, and sentenced to be punished with
thirty.nlne lashes. An appeal was taken to
the Hastings Court.
Richard Evans (colored), an old offender,
charged with being drunk and lying on the
sidewalk, was jailed for thirty days.
John Hill (colOred), assantiDg and striking
Lucy Hill with rock, was fined so.
Maggie Martin, cursing, abusing, and
assaulting Julia Williams. She was re-
quired to give security to keep the peace
for three months.
Peter O'Brien, feloniously assauting and
striking John Walsh with an iron bar, was
sent on to the grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
RICHMOND COLLEGE.-The Board OF Trus-
tees OF Richmond College met at ii O'Clock
yesterday at the Second Baptist church,
there being present - members, James
Thomas, Jr., (presdent,) being In the chair.
The officers Of last year were reelected, as
follows: President Of the Board OF Trus-
tees, James Thomas, Jr.; Financial Secre-
tary, Rev. c. III. RyIand.
The report Of the faculty shows 12l stu
dents during the past session, thirty-seven
Of whom are ministerial students. The
faculty bear testimony TO the general good
order and studIousness OF the students.
The report speaks strongly Of the moral and
religious Influence OF the college. 1t also
speaks Of the unity Of feeling and purpose
among the faculty, and the kindly relations
between the students and the faculty.
The Board attended to various matters OF
routine and then received the report OF the
committee which had been appointed 10
recommend arrangements for the next ses-
sion.
1t was announced that the "Jeter Me-
mortal Fund" had reached $4,000, with
the prospect Of an early completion.
The Board then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

Colonel MCDANIEL, the celebrated proprietor OF
Stony-Brook stud Farm, Princeton, n. j.. says:
~ hardly think 100 much can be said in praise OF
this Invaluable medicine for the hcrse iebiz Co.'S
Arsicated Extract OF Witch Hazel. advise all
hosemen 10 keep It constantly on hand" II quickly
| cures overstrain. wounds, indammatlons aud most
OF the commoner aiimeLts Of the horse, Aso,
cures crown scsb, poll evil injury from pressure Of
the girtb, rheumatism harness gals, ipddmed tan.
| dlnous shealhs. &C. DEPOT. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. Sold In dfty cents and dollar sizes. Reduced
| rates by the half gallon and gallon. Beware Of
worthless limitations
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JNo. Y. LAUGHTON. JR., 10 A. d., hoaseaois

JNO. Y. LAUGHT0N. JR., 10 A. b., hoaseaois
furniture, &C.
RICHMOND BAZ AAR, I2 NJ. unusually attractive
sale OF 10 blooded aud bssutifsl colts raised oy
Mr. John II. Davis: alse. one imported Asdefhsy
bull, hne cows fresh TO the paiil AidefnsS ssd
Ayrshire stock.
GRUBBs 4 wILLIAMs, o r. NJ, trustees sse Of
The former residence Of Richard keins. WITH ne
land atlachs d, In sidney, pear the city.
JOHN w.WRiGHT, Sheriff. IL A. ~, sale OF
tbresbing macaine in rear cf the P'A0ttrs
warehouse, corner Of fifteenth aud Dock
sffeets.
W. GODDIN, 9 p. ~. hrse and valuable property
on the north aide OF frsuklin between Governor
and Fourteenth strests known ~ the As,foica-
tan HaiA
PRANK d. HILL 4 CO., Q y. ~. sommissiorevS
saje Of email bsick dwelling No. east tsuss. -
tween TIrss aud foushte streets.
ROBERT r. LYME. r. n ,txscutart sa:e q nsos
psyty % uAin slyset - VI Soes os klee5 NV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

Editors Dispatch I am member Of the
City Conservative Committee, but was out
OF town when their late action was taken,
which / do not approve. My opinion is
that the citizens Of Richmond meet at an
early day in their respective wards and ap-
point a new City Committee, and at the
same time send delegates to the guberna-
torial convention in August. The new
committee will then take the matter in
charge and take such action as they may
deem best in the premises, adopting either
q primary election or some other plan for
the selection OF candidates to represent the
city and district in the Legislature. My
reason for advocating this course Is that the
City Committee were elected many years
ago, and when vacancies have occurred the
committee itself has filed these vacancies,
thereby becoming a self-appointing body /;
and but few OF the original members are
now members OF the committee. Changes
of views have taken place, and new CON-
mittee emanating from the people now
would be more likely to reflect the present
sentiments OF the people, and their action
would be much more likely 10 give satisfac.
tIon. All this may be done in time by the
new committee. aIa very much opposed
to long canvass on many grounds. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

DROWNED WHILE BATHING. Mr.. Luther
Padget, who resided on Sixth street, Rock
etts, was drowned Tuesday evening about
O'Clock while bathing In the river nearly
opposite the brewery. His remains were
recovered yesterday morning and viewed
by Coroner Taylor, who deemed an inquest
unnecessary. The deceased was twenty
eight years OF age, and leaves wife and
three children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

NEw-REsERvoIR AvEYUE.-Judge Wad
dill, OF the Henrico County Court, has ap
pointed Messrs. G. w. Chamberlain, JOSEPH
T. Redd. l.. Fl. Jeter, Normand Smith, ant
Franklin Stearns commissioners TO inquire
and report on the feasibility OF extending
the new-reservoir avenue from It's present
terminus out to Broad street. 1t Is under
stood that nearly all the property.holders
affected BY action under the order OF the
Court are in favor OF the contemplated
opening Of the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

CHARTER AMENDED.-On the petition OF
the corporatOrs OF the Richmond. Smith.
field and Hampton Steamboat Company
Judge Wexford has amended their charter,
making shares OF stock S25 instead OF 800,
and the number Of directors nine, includ.
ing president and secretary, instead Of
eight, as formerly. Also, allowing major.
ity OF resident stockholders to constitute a
quorum at any business meeting. Mr.. I. 8.
Tower, OF this city, is president OF the COM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

THE SMALLPOX SCARE.-We have been
asked so often recently as to the truth OF the
rumors 10 regard to the extent OF the small
pox in Richmond that yesterday we made
ioquiry OF the Board OF Health in regard to
the matter. 1t appears that there have been
thirty.nine cases in the city in all since the
24th Of March last and up TO June 22d.
ONLY fifteen cases are now under treatment,
forteen of which are at the city hospital. So
it would appear that many persons have
been unduIy anxious on this subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

LIrBIe Co.'s COCA BEEF TONIC" Ny patients
derive marked and decided benefit from IT," says
Professor j. N. CARNOcHAS, VI. d., professor OF
surgery, New York Medical College. For bad taste
In the mouth. bad breath. heartburn. pain In the
stomach and bowels, faulency. constp patton (Which
are all but symptoms of dyspepsia and a broken
down dgestion), II is Invaluable. Also valuable In
billlousnes,, malaria, debility, monthly suffering
liver complaints, and sick headache. Begi OF
counterfeits. Ask for Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

PIXAF0RE LAST NIGHT.-Mozart Hall was
filed last night by large aud brilliant an.
dience to witness the rendition OF Pinafore
by the Amateur Opera Company. Where
ali did so well II Is hard to particularlze,
and IL Il ouly necessary to say that the au-
dience Was delighted with the performance
thyoughou,, ~ the frequent and eathusias'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23
PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

HAGAS's MAGSoLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION,
No matter bow much II may have become I'M.
paired by nature or Otherwise, II makes tie skis
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YoUrm.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMRD. bet Il is
in every way most perfec! wash and a sPLEsDI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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SC. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.

DEsPoNDENcY. if allowed unchecked, will often
produce morbid condition. so that the least unsat-
isfactory affair that happens viii, swell into tsrrify
ing proportions. The mind being warped often Inn
parts torpidity 10 the body, all OF which more
Ire Iuently Is the effect of inacton OF the liver than
from any Other cause, and by resorli1g TO SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR the mind VIII Of ca nud
relief with The body. Buy Only the genuine, IN
white wrapper with red u, prepared only by J. n.
ZEILIN 4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

tic applause testified. The following wss
the cast Sir Joseph Porter, Mr.. Pierre
Bernard; Captain CorcoraD, Mr.. r. W.
Cunningham; Ralph Rackstraw, Mr.. z. W.
Hofr; Dick Deadeye, Mr.. L. A. Perroi |;
Boatswaip, Mr.. II. T. Cardozo; Sergeant OF
Marines, Mr.. Samuel Waggoner; Josephine,
little Liley Baille, Of Philadelphia Hebe,
Miss Sadie Hix, Of Philadelphia; Little
Buttercup, Mad. Caroline Richings- Ber.
nard; Maiden Aunt, Miss Isa Smith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

A AHAxDsoNE MEDAL.-The writer's medal
given by the Mu Sigma Rho and PhiIolo-
gian Literary Societies Of Richmond Col
lege, and which has been awarded to Mr..
George B. Taylor, Jr., OF Rome, Italy, was
made by MeSsrs. Goddard a. Moses. 1t Is a
very HANDSOME piece OF workmanship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

WE CALL ATTENTION to the large assortment
OF LAcEs that are now being exhibited At LEVY
BROTHERS.. The great demand for this article
has made 1t somewhat difcult to procure an assort-
ment, but LEVY BROTHERS, having devoted much
time IN making selections, are enabled to show q
better assortment Than was ever before shown In
this city. In dne Torchon, Maltese. Russia Gui.
pure, Swiss Embroidery, Brabant, Irish, Bre,onne,
Nottingham, Coryphee, Carackmaeros, Yak, Chan.
tilly, Calais, Point Aiquie, Cardinal, Cluny, Co.
ralne. Tuscan, Bslmora'. Irvis. venise. Duchess,
and about fifty other styles Of FASHIONABLE
IACRS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

ELECTION OF OrYIcERs.-At a regular
meeting Of Jefferson Lodge. No. 20, X. OF
p, held last night, the following officers
were elected: John j. Davis. chancellor
commander; G.. Grady, vice chancellor M.
y. whitehurst, prelate; x. N. Northen,
master-at-arms; II. N. New, past chancel-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

The CENTENARY ExCURsIoN.--Th Cen.
tenary Sunday school will leave this morn
ing at 8 O'Clock on an excursion over the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad to Poin.
OF Fork, fiity-six miles from Richmond,
where the day will be spent In innocent en-
joyment by the young folks and their adult
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

Editors Dispatch; Why are the unfor-
tunate victims who die OF smallpox at the
hospital In the West End carted through our
streets at night to be buried at or Gear Oak.
wood, In the eastern part Of the city
Please inform few readers. CHILDREY.
Richmond, June %, lsSl.
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CHICK CIGARS, sc.

THIS WE KNOW, BUB PUNCH with hot Dater
makes fine t1ddy, and nothng can match IL when
is pleaded with lemonade, fne ice sDda-~ster, or
hot or cold milk. II far exceeds all other forms Of
hot or cold punch Sold by dealers every where.