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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05

And in accordance with law, and an order
OF the Board of Directors, made on the goth
day of June, ieS2, so many shsres of zach par
CO! Of such stock as may be necessary will he
sold at public auction, at the Office of Parker
Crtttenden, a~ucttoneer, No. 302 Montgomery
street, Room IA, San Francisco, Califorhia, on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
a Railroad Accident.

BELoIr Kansas, Aug. 4,-This morn
ing the east-bound train on the Union
Pacific met with an accident. The engine,
mail and express cars went through the
Bnrling Bridge. Engineer Bultoncroft
and c. NJ. MCGEE were badly bruised and
died hetnre reachiun this ri1r
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
INAUC u R A Ito
....OF TEE....
Spring Season
M.J.Frank|in&Co
Our Stock Of Imported & Domestic
R.Aan GnnHC
Dress Goods

Is now complete in all its branches. and COM
prises every novelty that has appeared in the
market this season. The assortment is so ex-
tensive and the character OF the styles so
varied as to preclude any attempt at descrip-
tipn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05

~SPRINGFIELD (Ill.j, Aug. 4.-Governor
Cullom refused to remit the 81, 600 fine
imposed OIL Edward Murphy by the Cook
County Criminal Court for ballot-box
frauds. He has served his year in the
p~enitenti~ry, and now asks for the remis-
sion Of the mOneY nenaltY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
Dress Trimmings.

Our exhibition OF these goods is unsur-
passed by that Of any metropolitan establish
ment. The assortment is new entirely and
consists in part OF Movices in black and colors,
Satin R~hadameres, Brocades, Satin d. Lyons,
and silks and Satins in all the latest shades.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-IH the Senate to-
day Window, from the Foreign Relations
Committee, reported the House bin to es-
tablish diplomatic relations with Persia,
and for the appointment Of a Consul Gen
eral at 4 salary Of $4,000 per annum.
Passed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05

D. B. CHISHOLM. Secretary.
oFFIoE-Room o, No. S2J Pine street, San
Francisco, California. su5td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
Spring WRAPS and Dresses

The latest designs of Russians, Dolmans,
Wraps, Nantes, Jackets, etc. We have used
more than ordinary care in the selection of
these garments, and can confidently say that
our assortment is the finest ever brought to
this market.
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StCumbOat Indignation.

Messrs. Henry Williams, Of the Weems
Transportation Company; Howard b. En-
sign. of the Maryland Steamboat Compa-
ny; and Reuben Foster, OF the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Richmond Steamboat Com
pany, will 20 10 Washington on Saturday
and have an interview with Inspector-Gen-
eral Dumont for the purpose OF having
modified a recent circular issued by the
Treasury Department stating that "no
camphenc, naphtha, benzine, benZole, coal
oil, crude or refined petroleum, or other
like explosive burning fluids, or like
dangerous articles, shall be carried
as freight or used as stores upon
any steamer carrying passengers" 4
violation Of the lazy is punishable by fine
Of $500. The Baltimore steamboat-men
are indignant about the order, as they
claim that they have been using for long
time for lighting purposes mineral sperm
oil that will stand Il test of over 800, and
has never been known 10 explode. They
say the accidents that have occurred on
steamboats, elsewhere, and which caused
the order 10 be issued, were owing entirely
10 the cheapness and poor quality OF the
oil burned. They think the circular ought
not 10 be so sweeping in its provisions, and
that il ought 10 be so modified a. 10 allow
safe oil 10 be used as heretofore. IL the
order Is not changed, candles will be used
instead Of lamps Baltimore Sun, 7h.
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Tanning fn Church.

The following timely remarks on the
coming warm season is from an article
upon church manners, by Rev. DIR. Charles
+. Deems, as published In the Christian
Advocate:
Take care how you use fans. Nine
tenths Of tanning is unnecessary. You
would be more comfortable il You would
sit still and keep very quiet. The most OF
flaming is an expression OF general fussi-
ness of temper. Moreover. II may annoy
your ncighbor. We heard physician say
that he Thought that a large amount Of
the prevalent neuralgia was due to the use
OF fans in church, and fell not on those
who famed, but upon some OF their neigh
bors.' We have often heard the remark,
Il got little good OF the sermon yesterday
because Of the lady next 10 me, who fan.
ned me until was almost in shlyer.'
What would you think Of your minister
IL he should fan himself while preach
ingf"
The above viii apply equally well TO
crowded echoo! and college commence
ments.
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As this is positively the last week OF the
great cIosing-out sale at 2l3 Broad street.
persons in want Of shoes or slippers,
stylsh. durable, and cheap, would do well
to avail themselves Of this opportunity TO
make their purchases. Parties contem-
plating going TO the springs, wanting
trunks, can get them at cost.
We also desire TO thank our friends FOR
the liberal patronage bestowed upon US,
and hope to merit their continued fayors
when at our old stand, at 81 Broad street.
Respectfully, HELLER X co.
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Iuh so-Tb,ss&raemJ }
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HDecial Notice.

The purchaser and proprietor Of The
Boston. Broad and Second streets, has
gone North TO make considerable pur-
chases for next weeks opening.
During the remainder Of the present
week special inducements will be offered
in some lines Of domestic yard goods
which are just in to-day; also, the usual
live, moving bargains in white dress goods,
sash-ribbons, laces, neck-wear, handker-
chiefs. hosiery, Kid gloves, mems goods,
&C., &cg 10 be had at low prices.
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,e2-1nl
'VHE ALLEGUANY SPRINGS.
TnE MOST CELEBRATED DY.PEPTIC Wa
TER KNOWN.
TIE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRsr-CLASs,
AFFORDiNG EVERY COMFORT To
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA
SIfRF-SIEkER.

TIE HOTEL Is commodious, and supplied with
every requisite improvement. including post, i'ic
grayll- and cNpre-s-nfccs, billiard saloon. ho'--
cold, and showcr.baths. Contiguous 10 the hotel.
on n commanding eminence, over 100 d0uhie
cottages. with upper aud lower galleries extending
the ctirc length of the buildings anG fronting The
river and grand mountain scenery.
Fine driving roads aud beautiful walks extend IN
all directions, and The surrounding scenery Is n0t
clualled by any watcring-piacc Ia Virginia.
\ good livery T. attached 10 the establishment.
\ hnc bras aud string band Of music has been ct-
ga9ri.
An abundance Of ICE has been secured.
PURE SPRING WATER f. conveyed from the
mountain n pipes 60 the Hotel and coftaecs, aud
is exclusively used IN every department Of u.c e.
tahlishmcnf.
TIE ALLEGHANY WATER has become so
celebrated that it T. now shipped 10 nearly every
STATE IN The Union.
Pamphlets containing fdll description of the
Springs. With certificates of some OF the rrnafkt-
Ike cures Of Dyspepsia. Chronic Diarrhwa, Scro-
fult. Chronic Diseases OF the Liver aud Kidney,
Cacheiic Condition arising from Maiarial Poison.
Neuralgia, llcmorihaids. Sick Headache, &c, &C.,
viii De furnished on application.
BOARD: Per month. $40; single week. sl5 .
two or more weeks. -l2.5O: children under tsu
years of age and servants. half price.
&. \. CoIIfOIfS,
General Manager.
f. lin Alleghauy SPRING, Va
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-H. L. stapl,

SALES or REAL EsTATE.-II. l.. Staples
& Co., real estate agents and auctioneers,
have recently made the following sales Of
city and country property: Lot fronting GG
feet, with improvements, on the northwest
corner of Grace and Madison streets, for
$500; house and lot on Third street.
CANDLES Hill for $1,000; vacant lot on
Third street for $4,000; lot fronting 30 feet
on st. John street for $3.50; two lots 'front.'
Ing 80 feet on 1t. John street for 1850; /;
three lots fronting Is feet on Taylor street
for S249; lot, with two small tenements
thereon, on Dance street, for $500; eleven
lots in the plan Of Buena Vista for 81, ,237 80 (;
farm called "Lower Byrd" in Goochland
county. containing s96 acres, for Sl3, ,440.
Total, S3l, 1860.
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To Be Eyecuted To- o-Moror.-Armstead
GRAY (eolored), who was convicted OF
murder in the first degree, and sentenced
To be hung, will be executed tomorrow at
the Powhatan Jail. A scafrold has been
prepared and everything is In readiness for
the execution. A few days ago the con-
demned man expressed desire to be exc
cuted right away, and he has since ex-
hibited no great fear Of death. He sold
his BODY TO q young physician Of Powha-
tan, formerly OF Richmond, for s5, and
bought tobacco with the money. Gray
killed his son for very triaing matter last
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March. and for that offence he is TO pay the
extreme penalty Of the law.
DON'T USE sTIMULAsIs, but natures real BRAIN
and ncrve-fo0d-TIoP BTTTERs.
A GARD.

A CARD.
Messrs. Ant'De Guinet 4 Co. G. j. Bonnet &
CO., and several other weli-known French manu-
faciurers, a. wall as the Pacific. MANCHESTER, and
other mills Of our own country. have each en-
ployed qlate a number Of hands this season
making "hctltlousr goods for us. These goods
are made Of the same materials, look and wear
precisely Ike those other merchants scll-only
they are very much cheaper In price.
We admit that our prices imply great puzzle,
and "honest merchants cannot very well see how
they can be sold. This T. not our fault.
We shall continue, however. TO keep good-na-
tured and sell goods for Whist we please, holding
Ourselves always within those bounds Of honesty
to represent goods as zee know them 70 be as to
quality. price, and value, without ascertaining
such facts from our ncighbor-merchan;s.
COHEN BRoTHEls,
Fourth and Broad streets.
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DR.. THOMAS P. ATKINsoN,

formerly of Danyi'o. Va.
DR.. Atkinson was at one time president Of the
state Medical Association. and a wcli-known con-
tributor to some Of tie leading medical journals OF
the country.
The Buffalo Litlia water has a well-esiablshed
reputation ~ a valuable remedial agent IN many
Of the AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN. and
especially in an disorders Of mcustruaiOu uncOu-
udctcd with organic lesion. whether ia cases ln
which the function has never been established,
or. after having been 50, Is suppressed. consutu-
ting ampnorrhGa. those Zoo which thc function g.
executed with pain and difficulty; dysmcnorrhWa,
those M which 10 takes place ln other paris ti1A
the uterus: yicarious mcnsiruati0n. or those In
which the now s. excessive, menorillgl1.'
my 25-Th&Su3w
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Or. JAMES u. McCAW.
Professor Of the Practice of Medicine IN the Yir-
giuia Medical College.
Extract from lhe Proceedings Of the Richmond
Academy Of Medicine, october 10. ls1s. taken
from the Virginia Medical Monthly Of Deem
Der, lS7e.I
"BuFFhLo LiTHIA WATERS or NEcKLrS-
BURG COUNTY. VA. u FEMALE AND OTHER Dis
EAsTS.-Prolr,sOr James T. TcGaw (PrCf,s sor Of
the Practice of Medicine IN the Virginia Medical
College at liichmOndl. reported two cases Of grct
lfritahiilty Of The UTERUS and BLADDER. WHEN
ALL OTHER TREATMENT HAD FAIIFD-BOIH To-
CAL AND GENEEAf-which were very much re-
licycd by the use Of the Buffalo Lithia Water.
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READ TIE FOLLOWING:

BAINBRIpGE, y. v, March 22, 1881.
PERRY DAyis's PAIN-klLlER Rerer Idts u
stomach. JOSEPH BUHDITT.
NICHoivILLE. \. Y, February 2, 1851.
The rCry beSf medicine know of for dyseniery.
cholera morbus' and cramps IN The stomach. have
used II for years. and II Is sure cure every time.
JULIUS ". DEE.
MoivGONA, Iowa, March 2, 1851.
I have used your PAiN-klLLKH IN severe cases
At cramp. collie and cholera morLus, aud II gave
almost instant relief. l.. r. CALDWELL.
GAINESVILLE, Ga. February 2s, 1881.
For twenty years have used your PAIN Eii
On my family. Have used it many ulnes for bowel
complaints. and 10 aiicgQS cures. Would mol ieel
saie without a bottle IN The house j. u. lVik.
sACO. ME.. January %, lss1.
Have used PERRY DAVIs's PAiN-hlLLhR for
twelve ycars II Is Saft sure and reitGbte. NO
ii. !. NAYEs.
ONEIDA. y. Y. February / .. 1881.
We began using II over thirty year, ago; ana II
". .. sPHRRY.
CoNwkYrono' :. C.. February %. 1851.
Nearly every family In this section ke,psa bottle
IN tie house. Dr. T.. MORTON
UNITED STATES CONSULATE,l
CREFEip. RHENisn PRUSSIA. Feb. >, 1851. :
have known PERRY DANis's PAIN- Kill EH al
most from the day 10 was introduced, and after
year Of observation and Use regard IFS presence
IN my household as an Indispensable HtcteSty.
l. :. POTTER, United States Consul.
BURToN-ON-TRENT. Eng.
! had been several days suffering severely from
dllrrhn,a. accompanied with intense pain when j
tried your PAIN-hILLEH, and found almost III
slant relief H. }. NOoNE.
2I MONTAGUE STREET. LOgpON, ENG.
During a residence Of twenty y-thr,c years IN IN
dia have given ~ la many eases Of ciarihoa. dys-
eiery, aud cholera, and never knew u 70 lall 10
give relief. X. CLARip%h'
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
IT. price brings II within the reach Of all. fGr
slla hY all dIngsis AZ 25 Doc. and ~ per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-08

GRAIN AND COTTON ExCuANGE.-At a
meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the
Grain and Cotton Exchange held yesterday
the bylaws were so amended as TO require
Of all new members fee OF So on and
after July /, 1882, and in addition the paw
ment Of the annual dues. A compliments
AIRY membership is Sl5, which includes all
expenses.
The Board fixed the last Monday In this
month for the annual election Of officers
aud Board OF Directors.
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PoLIcE-B0ARD MEETING.-The Board OF
Police Commissioners will meet this after-
noon at O'Clock for the purpose OF inyes-
tigating charges against member Of the
force, and also to ill vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of Policeman w. M.
Smethic.
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The OrEY.BArTERY ASSOCIATION RE-
rsIoN.--Tbe reunion OF the Otey-Battery
Association will take place at the James
River Brewery tomorrow. A large dele
cation Of nonresident members will be
present. The handsome bowl presented
by Aaron wilkes Post, OF Trenton, n. j.,
will be filed and cbristened at 10 o'clock
obarp
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FANCY GOODS.
- T + V Z y ;

S 7 V EMS
OFFERS THIS WEEK
25 barrels Of HANDSOME PLAIN GODLET- Al
5Oc. per dozen; -
10 barrels PLAIN or STAR TUlIBLERs at 25c.
81 dozen iCE-CREAM DISHES at Goc. per do.
szcn;
dozen;
% dozen DIsll-PANs az Ijc. each;
2J dozen Dl~li-PAN> at lNc. each;
2j dozen Di~il-PAN- al 2Nc. each:
2J dozen OSE-piNT and ONf-QIAkT COW
FRED TN Bt CKETs II So. each.
2j dozen TWO-QUART and Iiiktk-Ql AkI
COVERED TN BUCKETS at Zoe. each:
2j dozen FOi R-QIARI COVERED BUCK
ET- ~ .. each:
10 dozcn FOURTl EN-lNCH TIN WhSll-BA-
SINS at Ice. each:
10 dozen EWERS aud BASINS at soc. each:
% DOZEN sets WIRE Dls!-CONtRs ~ 5ec.
25 dozen --LATEST PATENT gLY-TBAPs at
2ic. each;
10 dozen MAJOLICA PITCHERS, reduced from
3Jc. and Soc. g. 2Jc. each
25 dozen NEW COMBINATION FRAME AZ
\ JOB lot of CABINET FRAMES atl.if prize.
For travellers and tourists We nave everything
needed iu thr wlyof NALiSf>. LUkCH-BAS-
KETS, sIIAWL-STRAPs, sATCHtLs, IN
Catsiogucs OF iiASnocKs mailed free 70 any
address. STtNkS-.
je7 5OJ Broad street.
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ANGRn's CELEBRATED ZwTEBACK.
CHRISTIAN X WHITE
LILY BELLE CIGAR. Sc.

Mrs. +. Morrerl. Bangor. Maine, july 2. 1873.
writes: "Six months ago nay friends thought me
incurabc, suffering from Weakness. Disordcred
stomach, aud Fever. The d0ctors gave me no
benefit. WAS persuaded 10 try COLDEN's LlEBIG's
LIQUID EXTEACT OF BEEF AID Tonic lNvIGO-
RATOn: after using three bottles began 10 I'm
prove, and to-day feel perfectly well.' Ask Jor
Coldeg's, tdke 40 other. Ofdruggists generally.
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MILLINERY.
CRASH IN MILLINERY!
Z g1lI \
SUCH SLAUGHTFRISG PRICES -SHSN
NEVER KNOWN N RICHmONDi


SUCH SLAUGHTERISG PRICES JHS%s
NEVER KNOWN ~ RICHmOND'
OVER i25 CASES GOODS BROUGHT TO u
BY SATURDAYS EXPIRES!
Our buyer has Just returned from New York,
where he succeeded in closing cat the remaining
SUMMER STOCK of the largest importing HOUSES
there at lcs. than soc. on the dollar
MONDAY THE 5Tn INSTANT
these goods VIII be unplck.i and read Tor ale.
Below we name few prices
1000 SPRAYS FRENCH FLOWERS 40 ;l.l2 =
spray. worth $3.50 pray:
1000 WHITE aud COLOEED Long OSTRICH
PLUMEs, IL. worth -;
$50 WHITE, COLOREp, and BLACK Ma
TURAL OSTRICH PLuMEs, -, worth
$3.50,
200 bsnclcs COLOKED SHADED TIPS, sl.50
bunch. worth 1913;
5000 yards PLAID and FANCY ALI-sILk
RIBBONS. extra wide, ioc. yard, worth
62c yard;
1000 LADIES sHADE-nATs. &c. each;
1000 BOYS sIIADf-IiA1s, Dc. each.
WOLFORD 4 sillLBERG.
iei 523 Broad stioct
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The MOZART THIS sEvENING.-First, over
ture, " EnchantresS," Rosenbergcr.) or
chestra; second, male quartette, Hunts
mans Farewell" (Mendelssohn,) MesSrs.
Holt, Watkins. Bernard, and Grant third,
solo soprano, "Prendi, Prendi," Ooni-
zetti.) Mrs. G. :. McRae; fourth-d.
"Violet polka, Nilenberg,); b, Baby"
polka, QBial.) orchestra; fifth, duo So
prano and tenor. lorna mia dir che
mami," Donizctti,) Mrs. McRae and Mr..
+. W. Uof'; sixth. duo clarinet and from
bone, (Chawatsky,) Messys. Jardella and
Equi; seventh. male quartetie. "sere-
made" (Abt,) Messrs. Ilof, Watkins, Ber-
nard, and Grant; eighth, waltzes, "Tres
Jolie," (Waldteufel,) orchestra.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
J. :. Sheppard, charged with being
drunk, was fined 81.
Herman Nolte, charged with assaulting
and beating Reuben Jennings, was sent on
to the grand jury.
L. ". Jones, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was fined -.
John Taylor (colored), charged with as
saulting and threatening 10 cut James Evans
with q knife, was fined g.
George Taylor (colored). charged with
stealing one crate OF strawberries, the pro-
perty OF William Wood. Continued until
to-day.
Milton Via (colored), charged with break
ing into the stors Of \. McAuley with III
tent TO commit larceny, was sent on to the
grand jury.
William II. Turner (colored), charged
with shooting Moses Brown with pistol,
was sent on to the grand jury.
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THE SuEFFIELD CONCERT.-T compli-
meniary concert rendered to Miss Eoline
sheffield, the popular contralto OF the Mon
umental church choir, will take place at
Mozart Hall next Monday night. The pro-
gramme, which embraces both vocal and
instrumental music, will be rendered by
Mrs. Slayton and Misses Levy and Sbef-
field, MeSSrs. IIoA, Grant, and Cunning
ham, and Professors Laube and Jardella,
under the direction Of Professor Jacob
Rcinhardt. With such IN array Of talent,
the entertainment cannot be otherwise
than highly attractive. Miss Sheffield has
never failed when called upon 10 aid in the
furtherance Of a good work, and our peo-
pie will doubtless show that they are not
unmindful Of this fact by giving the fair
contralto such a benefit as her merits enti-
tie her 10.
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DIR. MARTIN J.. JAMES.

Professor Of Mntcria Nc1ica and Therapeutics
Medical College Of Virginia.
Proceedings ofthe Richmond virginia. Academy
# Medicine, December 10, leeO.l
d" Hr. Jamc~ further rcpo=fcd case of CONGES-
TfON oF TIE KIDNEYS Ia 4 ildy eight months al
Nanccd In pregnancY. attended by marked ddcula,
both over the CNirtmific, and surface. aud by
urt mic poisoning 90 such an extent a. YCry ssri
ousiy impaired tie vision of the patient The
symptom, had hiici him with the graves apprc-
hens o. as 90 tie issue 0f thc labor. Under the iH
fucnc.. however, of the IithiI Water. freely ad
miuisicred for three weeks. the alarming features
of the case dlsapI cared. aud she was delivered
dies, said Dr. James. were used IA these cascs bat
the favorable results seemed clearly attributable 10
tle artiOu of the water"
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'I'HE RAWLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,

are now open. In tie management every effort
WIFI be made 10 make the season CT 1882 even
more attractive than last. A very excellent BAND
OF SIX PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. Tho
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS arc engaged,
and are prepared to entertain In The most satis-
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
The water s. the STRONGEST CliALYBEATE
in America, IS Alternative and tonic I'm IT, effect.
remedy Of unequaled utility and power. noted for
It's curative properties. For pamphlets address
j. WATKINS LEE.
g. 1-1m Manager
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CoSyIcTs observation-disclosures Gill and
Richard Jefiries were received at the peni-
tentiary yesterday from Prince William
county, 70 serve four and three years re-
spectiyely for malicious assault.
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lThi. custom was adopted about fifteen year. age
by all the real estate agent, IN Richmond, and APP
plies 70 Richmond and y.cinitl.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ, horses, mules,
&c.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 T. NJ. valuable
framed store on Oregon Hill. BtlViderc street.
No. $40, known rs " The Cooperative store
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS, u NJ, at their Office
commissioner sale Of farm of 233 acres In
Ileurico county, about five miles northwest Of
Richmond.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. 81 r. ", brick store
aud three brick dwellings At and near the cor
ner OF Cary and Jefferson streets.
WILLIAM II. LYME a CO., o.. L. NJ, two
framed tenements on The wet line OF Twenty
fourth street between y and o streets. al-o
two building lots ON Ncnable street. and q lot
on the west line Of rweniy-nfth near Leigh
street.
g. VASIfON < son. 3 T.. ", valuable
and dcsirably-lOcatcd property on MeDOnongh
and Semmes streets. I'm the city Of Manchester.
II. Il. CIIAFFIN & Co. 3 T. NJ, desirable build
Ing lots ia Manchester. on stockton and Porter
streets, with small frame house on Porter
street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. G:30 r. NJ, frame dwell
Ing, with large lot. on the west line Of Pine be-
tween China and Holly streets.
JNO. r. LAUGHTON. JR.. 10 A. ~. special sale
Of ladies dress goods, Alks, satns- hosiery,
straw goods &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-08

For SLUGGISH BOWELS, TORPID LIVER, ISDI-
GEsTioS, bad breath. nstnlcncc. sick headache,
AYEB's CATHARTiC PILLS are the certain rem
cdy. BY land or at sea, out on the prairie In The
crowded city, they are the best pin for purgatve
purposes, everywhere alike convenient, eficacious.
and safe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-08
CHICK CIGARS, DC.

4 THOUSAND HEALTuTUL ELEMENTS are blend
ed in TAnRANT's sELTZER ArERfEST. contain
ing II docs All the virtue Of The celebrated self
zer Spring whose name It bears sold by all drug
gists.