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| DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

"A passed several seepless nights disturbed by the
ag0nles ana cries Of suffering child. aud beconl-
Ing convinced that MRS. WINsL0w'S SOOTHING
SYRUP was Just the article needed, procured sup
ply for the child. On reaching home and acquaint-
lug his wife with what be had done. she refused 10
have Il administered to the chtd, as she was strong
ly In favor OF Homeopathy. Iha; night the child
passed In suffering and the parents without Sleep Re-
turning home The day following, the father found the
baby still worse; and while contemplating smother
seepess night, the mother stepped from the room
to attend to domestic duties, and left the father
with the child. During her absence he administered
portion Of the Soothing syrup 10 the baby, sud
said nothing. That night all hands slept well. aud
the little fellow awoke In the morning Fright and
happy. The mother was degiied with the sudden
and wonderful change audalthorgh az first offcn ied
at the deception practieed upon her, has coninued
to use The Syrup. and suffering. crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. single hal on
the Syrup never yet failed 20 relieve the baby, and
overcome the prrjudces OF the mother. sold by
all druggists. 20 cents bottle. Je24 eodlw
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A SsyERE STORM IN HANOyER.-A severe
storm of wind, hail, and rain passed over q
part OF the lower portion OF Louisa and the
upper part OF Hanover counties on last
Saturday afternoon. Eyewitness repre-
sent il as being OF the most violent cbarac-
ter Imaginable. The rain fell In torrents,
producing floods in all the streams, over
flowing the low lands, and washing of all
growing crops, as well as wheat, which bad
been CD. and left in stacks within their
reach.
Great damage was also done by the bail
on growing crops. Fortunately, the corn
was small, and will readily and rapidly re-
cuperate; but the tobacco plants in the bill
were seriously damaged, while those still
in the beds were utterly ruined. Oats were
beaten down. and the entire crop ruined.
The damage done by the wind was not so
great, though for while 1t blew perfect
hurricane. We heard of only one instance OF
injury being done TO buildings. That was
the roof being taken from stable, but
without damage 10 the stock which was in
il. There were two distinct tracks over
portion OF the country, one OF them beng
about a mile and a bali in width and the
other only about half mile. Vivid flashes
OF lightning and heavy peas OF thunoer
followed in the wake Of the storm, keeping
I'D an almost continual roar.
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Two FARMERS, MERCHANTS. MANU-
FACTURER9, AND OTHER
INTENDED EXHIBITORS AT THE
FAIg, OCTOBER 1927. 1851,
FRYWIERF. AND ESPECIALLY To THOSE
OF VIRGINIA.
OpFrcE VA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
RICHMoND, VA, June rs, 1881.

OFFICE VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SorIErf.t
RICHMoND, VA, June 10, 1881.
Eis confidently expected that there will he assem-
bled at The YORKTOWN Csn ennai celebration. In De-
tober next vsstsr multitude Of yisi or5 from every
part Of the Union and from fortign countries tbau
was ever before gathered together In time or peace
wlthin the borders Of VignIa. The great buik or
the e will urqlasiouabiy visit Richmond. and cod-
seaueniy ihe Fir, az some period OF the coatru-
ance the latter.
Acting on this belief. aud anxious 10 aflrd The
best opportunity 10 Exhibitors Tor credit be Snd
prodfsbl. display of fAkM aud DOMESTIC E4D-
DTCrS. MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS. MINE
RALS, MANUFACTURED ARTICLES. &C. &c.
the 4 rqculiye COmmiItee Of this society at a meel-
lug heid May 25. 1881,
Pes0Ired. J hat exhibitors be invited 10 erect
bmliings at the Far-Grouuds for The purpose o,
displaying their wares; the'e bail1ings la be The
. exciu.ye property Of the parties erecting Them,
subiscf 10 certain sD,cii ID conriiisDs.
For want OF space only lmiled humber OF butid-
Jugs may b. erected under this resOlu,ion. Due e.
gard being had 10 The value AMI atchit-ctCrs. fea
lures the buildirgs and 10 The responsibility %
tne parties applying. preference viii be gwen ~
those making earliest vrliten application 90 fiis
Office wnere fur, her iGfOrmtiiOD, 4 desired. csn be
ob,ained. Application shDplt be acconptuled bs
plan and elevation. estimate NJ? cost OF he pg''-
posed building and descriptions Of the inienned
exhlbi'. Proposals will be received nnlii JULY
20, 1851. WILLIAM W, ISNbl,
je 20 W&saJy25 secretary.
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POLICE CouRr.-The folio wang cases were

pOLdos Cougr.-The folio wang cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
James O'Connor was fined SlO iof Keep
ing bis bar.room open on Sunday
William Ross (colored). assault ting ana
beating the son OF X. NJ. Jones, was !aiied
for two days. s
Charles Smith and Willis Smith, cL arged
with breaking glass in the store-do,'r OF
Philip S. Rely. Locked up In the stat, on'
house until @ O'Clock yesterday evening.
Mary johnson and Mary ). Washington
(both coIored), dissoIute characters, were
Jailed for three months in default OF surety.
William Neal (colored) and William Sbep'
pard lcolored), assauting and beating Ellen
Washington, and Ellen Washington (co'
loredj. sssauIting and beating William shep-
pard. Tkey were required to give security
IN keen fhe peace for thirty days. Neal and
Sheppard were committed in default.
Henry White lcolored) was nned VI iof
being drunk. ,,.
W. B. Harrison, drunk sDa dlsorder'y'
was fued %.
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CHANGES IN BANK OgFICERs.-Mr. w. K.
Ouarles, cashier of the Planters National
Bank. has resigned his position, to take ef-
feet June 30th. Mr.. NJ. s. Quarles. cashier
of the Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company, succeeds Alr. W. X. Quarles::
Mr.. W. W. GOsdep, teller Of the Richmond
Banking and Insurance Company, succeeds
Mr.. NJ. s. Quarles as cashier OF the latter
bank.
Mr. w. R. Quarles and George ". War
rem have associated themselves under the
style of Warren & Quarles, bankers and
brokers. Mr.. Quarles is well known IN
Richmond banking circles as well as out
side of the city, and will no doubt receive
a fair share Of the banking business OF
Richmond. Mr.. Warren is popular mem
ber of the Council from Jefferson Ward,
and in his new enterprise bears with him
the good wishes of many friends.
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ALLEGED FORGEE ARRESTED. - Robert
Nelson, colored youth about sixteen years
old. was arrested yesterday by Ofhcer
Tucker, Of the First district. on charge
of forging the names OF ii. om,t1 anu
others 10 orders on the Commercial Club
restaurant for refreshments. 1t is alleged
that Nelson. who was employed as waiter
in the restaurant, bad for several
days past been supplying orders OF men,
bers Of the Club for refreshments
aud receiving the cash therefor, which
be would pocket and give the manager OF
the restaurant a ticket against some ficti'
tious name for the amount. He was ena.
bIed to play this trick for short time,
owing to the large membership Of the Club,
but suspicion being aroused, an eXamlna'
ton Of the roll revealed the fact that no
snch names as those on the tickets could be
found thereon. The accused will have
hearing before the Police Court this morn
ing.
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CITY CIRCUIT TCo5RT.-The following eases
seere disposed OF yesterday
Prunty Us. Mitchell Il Cobb. SUIT 10
recover money for tobacco which plainlln
alleged was boughtirom him by defendants.
Verdict for defendants.
Miller Us. Otes a. Go. SUIT 10 recover
rent. Verdict for piaintiff Tor amount
eiaiEed. =,
Messrs, w. NJ. TredwAy, Sr.. and w. NJ.
Tredway, Jr., OF Pit1sy!yaaia county, quali-
ted as attorneys in the .Cky Circuit Court
Yesterday.
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ELECTION or OFFICERS AT meeting OF
the Sidney Grays, held last night at The
regimental armory, First Lieutenant Leroy
T.. Brown was unanimously elected captain,
and Second Lieutenant George j. Hooper
was elected first lieutenant. This company
now Numbers some forty.odd men, and,
starting out under suen favorable auspices,
bids fair to become the peer Of any company
in tho citv
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Richmond. AiieghaDy and Ohio
Ceptrai Railroad Company.

Information was received here last eve-
ming to the effect that the stockholders Of
the Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad
Company aud OF the Ohio Central Railroad
Company had agreed upon the terms OF the
consolidation with the Richmond and Ale
ghauy Rlilroad Company.
\. AT the meeting OF the Ohio Central stock
holders SS,900,00 OF the s12,000,000 Of
stock was represented and voted uuani-
mouSly for the consolidation.
The new Board Of Directors will meet for
organization and immediate work at the
company's Office in New York on Friday.
1t is expected that steps will be at once
taken to push the work through.
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IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE PIc'NIc'-
The Irish National Land League announce
: hat they will on Monday next, July 4th,
h. ave grand picnic at Bienners faIk LOT
the benefit OF fbe suffering OF ireiana,
full string band will be on Aand, ana tnere
will be various fmusements. PROFESSOR
Crestoi, will give au exhibition OF fancy anu
shooting.
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VERY SERIOUS ACCIDEM.-Yesterday az
ternoon Mr. William A. Brothers, an EN-
nloyy at Messrs. Whitehurst d Owens
sash aud blindfac:ory, on Twelfth street
between Canal and Byrd, met with very
serious acciden, while at work running
In attempting TO ar
range tae machine so as to make the DitS
take deeper cut into the wood bis bands
slipped, and one OF them came In contac'
with the revolving bits, and was iearfully
cut. The city ambulance was seat for to
attend ham.
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PRISTING CONTRACT AwARDED.-Mr.
George X. Taylor, clerk OF the Supreme
Court, yesterday awarded the contract for
the Supreme Court printing for the ensuing
year to Mr. J. ID. Dalton at forty-four cents
per page. Messrs. Johns & Goolsby were
the only other bidders. Mr.. Dalton was the
successful bidder last year.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, winds
mostly westerly, stationary or higher tenn
perature and barometer.
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Third Premium Misses Lee and Title jenkins,
Minnie and Heggzrty.


PREMIUMS roa ORDER AND xrATSEss.
First Premium Misses Mary Ge'den. SaIlle
Walker. Alice Jordan. Cora Macsfee, Alice Brams.
Second Premium Misses EupherGia Provost,
Agnes Griffin, Rosa Hay.
ACADEMIC B0x0Rs FOR ExCELLRNcE OF CON-
were conferred Misses saIlle Walker. Of Alabama;
Mary GOLDEN and Maggie Power: OF Richmond;
Enphemit PreySs,; Of Maryland Alice % frame anS ~
Texas, Agnes Grimm, Of Fredericksburg; tllie
Seawell, OF Gloucester; Genevieve O'Conneli. OF
Maggie Atkinson, Juidetta BernechI, Minnie Hee.
earty. Marie Anlilott. Mary Lucas, aud sarah
Brauer, OF Richmond; Rosa Hay, OF North Caro-
lima.
FIRST HoNoRs IN THE JBSIoR CIRCLE
were copferred on MISSES Emily Cussea Genna Phil
lips Carrie Hegzarty, Lilne Kerse, Eioise Hooson,
Of Richmond; Lena O'Connell, Of Washington, and
Katie kirker, Of Charlottesville.
FoR BEING GOOD LITTLE GIRLS.
Misses Eva Phlllp5, Mamie Power, adeline Jeu-
kns, Oracle Brauer. Blanche pal, Teresa brauer,
Mary sharp, Katie .ieley, and Eihei Atkinson.
At the conclusion OF the distribution DR..
O'Connell made brief but exceedingly in
terestIng address, which was directed more
particularly 10 the younger scholars, and
was intended 10 show that true education
incuded the education OF the heart as well
as the head. The Rev. Doctor was warmly
appauded at the conclusion OF bis remarks.
The visitors were then invited into an
a0joining room, where there was hand
some display Of drawings, paintings, en-
broidery, crochet, waX-work, sketches,
&C., &C., the productions OF the scholars,
all Of which reflected the highest credit on
both pupils and teachers. We noticed
some paintings which really deserve special
mention, but FOR fear Of being considered
partial, and where there was so much that
was really excellent, 1t Is perhaps best TO
make general notice Of all.
The occasion was a most enjoyable one
In every respect, and the large gathering
dispersed much impressed with what they
had seen and heard.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: O A. NJ, rs I;
9 A. NJ, So; noon. so; =. NJ, 94; p.
NJ, 90; midnight. S2.
Mean temperature, 81 G.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Last night about s
O'Clock James Brown and Thomas Fund
(both colored). got into Il difficulty on SEC.
Ond street, during which Blown drew 4
pistol and fred at Fund. The bali struck
him on The side OF the head, but glanced ii
without doing much harm. Both parii
were arrested and laken TO the Third 20.
lice. station
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VERDICT SET AsIDE.-Judge Wexford yes
terdav set aside the verdict of the jury II
the case OF John Douglas e. Co. Us. B. Tay
Ior McCue. This was suit brought b,
John Douglas e. Co. TO recover 13,0O'
hounds Of tobacco alleged to be detained BY
the defendant. The jury found verdict II
favor Of the plaintiff for l2,s0j pounds o.
tobacco. yaued at Sl,2S0, which verdict TIT
Court set aside as contrary to the law ant
evidence, and granted the defendant new
al
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IIraITE sIILPHI1R SPRINGS. WEST

w VIRGINIA IA-Distneuished for the last GEN.
tuly on account Of the great vir le OF their AL
TERATlVE WATERS ana BATHS me leadng
s,shionabe resort for pleasure seekers from every
roTflOu of the UGiOn. and for their unoluslied
cool aud BRACiNG SUMNER CLIMATE. haV-
snr direct elevation Of 1000 feet above me sea,
and Immediately surrounding m6untalns o. 3,oOV,
ARE NOW OPEN. aud will CONTINUE OPEN
THROUGHOUT Tiih YEAR. Extensive enIeige.
mfnt and improyemeut have been made since last
season. aud among others very extensive
KITCHEN. with all modern improvements
BOARD, s3 per day, and $40 a month of twenty
eight days.
The CAL WELL HOUSE, adjacent 10 the Sorings
with the use Of the waiers and GROUNDS ~ common
win other visitors is ALSO OPEN. BOARD, 50
-er DAY, sud $50 per month of twenty-eight DAYS.
Descriptive pamphlets obtained at PCRCkLL'
LADD CO.'S. GEORGE l.. PE1 TON,
h lo.lm Managing Director.
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"0f all sad words Of toBgue or pen,
The saedesi are these might have oeen.'"
He might have got an accident obey before be
was hurt from Messrs. GORDON 4 PLEAsANrs,
and drawn his weet ly indemnity, Tut he didst
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MEETING OF THE COUs0IL.-Monday De-
ing the Atm OF July and legal holiday, tne
Common Couocil will not hJid its usuai
session, but will meet 90 "Wednesday, su'y
9th, at D p. NJ, instead.
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BoToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsr-PREMfuh
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET at u par gallon at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CArAwBAs-elegaat Summer
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
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our MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
" MENl.

We are dsvo:iug. particular sfiention TO the
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT of Cur bush.
BLANK BOOKS OF every form and s,y'e OF bind.
pApfR Ruled TO ANY PATTERN;
PAMPHLETS PUT Up;
BOUKs, PERIODICALS, music, Ac., BOUND ~
VARIOUS STYLkS; ~
PsiSTiNts KEATLY DONE: and
PAPER BOXES MAuE To ORDER.
Coed work. sstisfac CRY prices, aud rron'psaess 10
|, jsx4 Woo0Housr 4 PARHAA.
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VIRGINIA CLAREr on Graught, OF uncommcn'y
Hne quality, at 81 par gallon; imported Clsrst on
draught at 81 25 per gallon; California Port Wines
for medicinal use, at 81 PER gallon. We can recom-
mend these wives as rather better than most Viz
ginia wines. w. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

Mcssrs. Wickham and Lewis Reiinquish
Their Claims TO the ChaIrmanship-J. W..
Ccchran, Of Rockingham, Made Chairman
A Convention to be Held I'm Lynchburg
August 10Th, &c., &c.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ct The
DISPATCH PRINrISG-BoUsr. Good work, low
prices, and SUBSECTION guaranteed.
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Read LEVY BROTHERS long advertisement In
to-days paper. II will be the means Of saving you
several dollars.
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The LACE stock OF LEVY BROTHERS continues
10 draw crowds of purchasers They have Increased
their space In this department, as to give all
chance 10 he waited upon.
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WE VENTURE TO SAT- that no place has attracted
as much attention - ASroSI's has this summer
His handsome fountain and GOOD SODA. with
PURE sYRuPs, has been the cause Of IL.
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FLIES AND MOSQUITOES.

I5-cent box Of Rough on Rats +" will keep
house free from Ales, mosquitoes rats, and mice the
entire season-Druggists,
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsTMORELAND, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GRAs. elegant;
re Havana flIers-very low at
CHRISTIAN WrIN k's

M. ELLYsoS & Co., advertising agents. insert st-
verisemens In all Of the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dss-
patch cosntiug-room will receive promp. attsc.
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IcE-CeEAx SODA only &C.,
IcK-CRrAN SODA osIy 6c-
IcE-CREAn soDk Only &c.,
st ANToNI's.

HoMELY, OLp-FAsBI0SEp PERrCMk
is Lavender. yet deehtfulIy refreshing and Invis-
Grating. II can be forGd In no purer form chan In
J. d Z. Al KfNsoN's genuine Mitchsm Lavender.
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BETTER THAN THE LoUIsfANA STATE LOT.
rERY.-Invest your money a. LEVY BRorHERs'.
See the inducements they oacr.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, Ae.
RANDOLPH a ENGLISH

RANDOLPH q EkGLIsII
have q large stock OF BLANK BOOKS on hand
and make the b. 81 style 10 ertersany size wanted.
PAPER RULED. PAMPHLETS, PERI JDlcALo.
and BOOKS OF all kind BOUND ia tbs best or
cheapest way.
TIoNERY. or BOOKS Will have prompt attention.
je zgdxw
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1lHE HYGEgX HOTEL.

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
>!tusted 100 yard, from Fort Monroe. Open all
1heSear. FquS 10 any ho,sl In the United States as
n SUMNER RESORT. send for circular describing
hygeinic advantages, etc -
HARRISON PHEBUS,
n25 Proprietor.
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VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN 18TH JUNE
On The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad fifteen
miles west Of SiaHnlon. cars stopping at the door.
Excellent water. grand scenery. and good tare:
Usual smusements. BOsrd: S25 per month OF
thirty DAYS, 81 per week, and $3.50 per day. chill
dren under twelve Yeas and servants haf-prlce'
BaihiDg In heaing water gratis.
MRs MARY j. BURRESS, Proprietor.
g. W.IACKFY, Manager. le9 I'm
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS,


WEST VIRGINIA.,
UNEoUALLED IN BRONCHIAL or PUbMO
NARY AFFECTIONS.
The power of these waters TO reduce the pulse or
quiet The brain is marvellous. The healthiest moun-
tam resort In the AMERICAN SWITZERLAND.
boz circulars or rooms address
PROPRIETORs,
s.A1,, re1 GulDhur SPRINGS, ", Va.
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NIOUNTAlN-TOP HOTEL, 1896 feet
NI-aboye tidewater, situsted In Virginia, on the
1be,speate G and Ohio railroad 0lniles from Rich
fp0nd Va.,is NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.
For terms, &c. address
HENRY l.. MASSlE, Proprietor.
e. 1O.lm Alton Depot, Va.
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LOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
TIE COOLEST RFSORT IN THE Nik1iNIA
MOUNTAINS.
Elevation, 2.200 feet. The finest tonic water ID
n W n soS Superintepdent. ie Aims
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lIlIBORO' SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
MI Va Two miles from 5iillboro' depot, ARE
NOW OPEN. The whole pre- rpises have been thor
ourhiy renovated aud the furniture Is entirely pew
Tbe locality Is celebrated for the salubriy and dry
mess of the atmospter ere, and II IS especially recCm
uepded for bronchial affections. Waters are sui
vhur. chaly beate. ard alum. Tel inns moderate. Send
Dos.Al for circular.
3e i-eodlm MRS. K. 7. GLOVER.
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GUNNER BOARD AT ASHLAND may

~ be procured at reason Ibe rates by spplyiDg TO
J. T.. WOOI,SDN, Ashland Hotel,
MRS. j. E. POTTS.
MRS. n. ROBINSON.
MRS. NJ n. HOUSTON,
Mrs ". II. WHkkLW RIGHT.
Ashland, Va.
Several DESIRABLE HOUSES mag be fented for
'dhe summer ,. .-., ,,..
,etv,een Ric ames1 and Ashland IN each direction.
.COMMUTATICff TICKETS at very low rases
my
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DAWLEY sPRINGs,

y Il W III It u Itf-N y
HI NEAR aARRisONBURG. VA.
Two thousand sCet above tide-water' NepaC1,S ~ 7,
fhree large hO,els, WITH accommodations for 700
guests. Appointments hrst-ciass. open 9tNE isI'
s3Z5O Der day: D. 5 per week June StDtet 1DeT
rper month"; For fup;ber particulars address
c. A. sfRlAKfL. Treasure,
ravoa.on HarIisOnburg.H Ma.
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CSVHE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA


RICHMOND, June IS, 1881.
pV,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
A EXISTING under the frD-Dame OF JAMES
as BORNE Is Ihls dsy sissoiyed bs mutual consent.
new partnership mas been formed BY n. X.
Jsi dEs and JOSEPH y. VAUGHAN under the
1ra, name Of JAMES VAUGHAN, and viii eon-
tiune the business al tae old stand, No: sos east
80 street. n. .R. JAMES.
" G.. 4. OSBORNE.
I'M lot j. v. VAUGHAN.
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A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT
IA GREENWOOD HOUSE, Immediately on the
hfsspsske and Ohio railroad eighieen miles west OF
fh.rlottes Vile. Excellent mineral and frees one
wster and many osher attractions. Terms: $50 10
Address MISS LUCY L. PACE,
Greenwood Depot, Albemarie county, Va.
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JNO r.. LAUGHTON, JR., IL A. NJ, I05 barres
Of yellow ocbre.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON in 10h n H., household
furniture, showcase, &c.
GEORGE 9. VAsfiON < son. 5HP. NJ. trustees
sale OF valuable property III the city OF Man
che ter.
FURMAN TUPPER, 6 p. NJ. sale or an Interest
In house and lot on east side OF Ninth street, be-
tween NJ aud y streets.
ROBERT b. LYME. q r. NJ. desirable two-story
fame dweling, No 2l3S Venahle street, near
the corner OF Twtn thiri street.
RICHMOND gAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, high
bred sorrel mare. Hamilto1ian horse, mules,
ufua variety OF yehi les. sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-29
9ithulund 1ispatth.
wednesday,. JUNE -, 1881.
ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCU.
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rAPERs OF THE CITY.

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