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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-Bermuda Hundred, the eastern
terminus OF the Brighthope railroad, is
improving very fast, several houses having
been lately erected there. The country
round about is becoming thickly settled
since the erection OF the wharyes and the
opening Of the port TO commerce. There
are always some half dozen vessels loading
slaves, railrOad-ties, coal, and cord-wood
for the North to be seen there now. and
the trade will increase as the railroad is
extended westward. One hundred and
fifty years ago Belle Haven (nOw Alexan-
dria), Dumfries, Port Royal, and Bermuda
Hundred were all contemporary Virginia
ports OF entry.
The colOred Masonic hall, located near
the cOlored Baptist church, is being altered
for the Use OF all the colored public free
school children, who will be superintended
by Rev. A. Binga, Jr., former principal OF
the colored High School, when the next
session begins. The next enrolment OF
school population will show large in
crease.
The Changers are jubilant over crop pro
spccts in Chesterfield county.
CITY sportsmen who seek the wilds OF
Chesterfield in search OF squirrels report
them numerous, but some OF their roden'
tiferous victims when brought home more
resemble young rabbits than the descrip'
ton OF game named. Most OF the hunters
have found out that a young rabbit is an
excellent substitute for a squirrel, and they
govern themselves accordingly. Young
rabbits are plentiful.
Affairs at the office OF Mayor Taylor
wore their usually calm aspect yesterday.
Minor offenders were scarce and big ones
non cot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26
The Woes of a strest.Car Conductor.

Much has been said regarding the man.
ner in which street-car conductors get thc
hest OF the companies, but the order Oh
tbinos seems to have been reversed III the
case OF conductor on the Red Line, VINO,
on the way home from the park last nlSh',
remarked that his days work Would re-
snlt in his being five dollars out OF pockel.
Rc;no asked whether he had lost that
amo,nt he answered in the negative, say
mo that the "confounded bell-punch " was
ont ont Of order, and registered more fares
than he had passengers. y Dystanuc:. !.
remarked, "Why didn't you report l!
at headquarters Z" ~ found 1t ou'
TOO TO- late in the day" said the con-
ductor' ITU "and now III have to SUI
FER for it," "EXplain the matter 10 tnt
comnany tomorrow, and perhaps tney VII,
make an allowance" ventured another. -
cnrious smile passed over the conduclol
loco. no answered. "The company VII
receive no explanation. The beli-puhcl
,nust he correct. II / could get one ol
them on the cars; but that is imposs,Mple1,
NOT worth the trial" "Then," sara no. ,. I I
81 wouldn't pull the punch so often. . y 4
7 ebould miss one" said the collector .
fares. "and be reported. would lose N.
hnodv At this iuncture three passenger
90, an The punch was watched, ana a
he pulled the string three times tne nan'
on tbe dial gave him the lie by registerih'
four. That conductor was not happy'-
| baltimore american.
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william Wirt's Letter.
AUGUST ~, 1882.

AUGUST At, Icce'
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In your issue OF yesterday ! read with
pleasure an extract from hitherto unpub-
iished letter OF William Writ. Last year
YOU published letter from this distin-
guished Virginian written fifty years ago
TO friend in Washington. / cut it out OF
YOUR paper and sent it 10 the great Tract
Society OF New York, and in due time it
appeared in the form Of a neat tract, and u
number Of copies were kindly sent to me.
| distributed them to eager readers
at once, and failed to find any more
in any OF the bookstores OF Rich
mond. though they can be had
imagine, by orders upon the Tract Society
I mention this fact to encourage such pup
lications. | have noticed with great salts
faction repeatedly in the Dispatch Tor the
past twenty years decided improvement
in Christian sentiment. | believe there Is
some Improvement in most OF the secular
papers of the country. In high-toned ana
Christian secular press we may look with
confidence for healthy popular sentiment
and n wise and firmly-established govern
ment. | hope this little tract, given TO tne
world by your publication, may mu'tlply
like the leaves OF Vallambrosa, and, though
tossed upon the four winds, may settle upon
nalace and hamlet and instruct ana cheei
thousands OF weary mortals. L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26
Conservative Committee.

At meeting OF the City Conservative
Committee held last night the following
officers were elected:
Superintendent: Charles +. Taylor.
Colonel John B. Cary declined reclectiOn).
Assistant Superintendent W. NJ. Tur-
pin.
Secretary: w. ID. Chesterman.
Treasurer: John Il. Cary.
Sergeant-at-A }. G.. Moss.
The following ward superintendent
were elected:
Marshall : Henry Metzger.
Jefferson w. w. Wood.
Madison Sol. Cutchins.
Monroe III. VI. Smith, Jr.
Jackson: +. =. Hill.
Clay c. f.. Hill.
superintendent Taylor appointed tho
following standing committees
Finance Committee: Colonel John Is
Cary, Philip O'Neal, Thomas \. Brander
Printing Committee: W. l.. Morris, Ro'
bert McCarty, G. l.. SiegeL
Executive Committee: VI. c. Crowds
c. c. Thon. Sylyanus Stokes, John Il
Cooke, J. +. Epps, =. 5. Derbyshire.
The committee will meet regularly here
after on the first and third Friday nights Il
each month at s o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26
A AWOuderful Fortress.

Fortress Monroe, Va, Is the ItrScse
single fortification in the world: IL mas
already cost over three millions OF money.
The water battery Is considered 70 o,on ~ Inu
., tbe finest pieces Of military construction
T., N 'it the world. Colonel Loder, the In,
s,ructor en- etc Of the military school, has invented
and m perfected some astonishing appliance; e;
that That when we shall have gone, will be OF OF
.na.' !io"ss mn. yalue in handling them. In one
~ the easements inside the fort is his oiiee Ice.
He can sit in it and with an n, eec,tit scrt to a Pe
pance cause every gun IN the tort - ou n.
fred simultaneously. lie mas G po,,;S Which tb,
et osne, distance ~. Of a ship from the shore may
seass Se accurately determined the velocity ans ds
direction al Of the wind. the CONSEQUENT maint ae
Secticn OF the bali, and the precise POM Ts, =
which which the ball win strike the shlp: p, TN rn
guns are fred by electricity. -I'""'"''
South.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


telegram received In the CITY yesterday
announced the death OF Judge X. G.. L..
Moncure, one OF the oldest and ablest iurists
OF Virginia. He had been sufferer for some
time from the incurable attacks OF a cancer
near the eye, and his death was not at all
unexpected. In his: home, in Stafford, in
the presence OF his family, this distin-
guished man peacefully passed away. His
wife, formerly Miss Mary Washington
Conway, and a large family Of children
mourn his loss. His eldest son, Judge j.
{. Moncure, occupies seat on the Supreme
Bench OF the Louisiana courts.
Richard G.. l.. Moncure was born in the
year 1906 in Stafford county, Va, where he
has permanently resided. His ancestry
were English people who migrated in
early colonial times to that part Of the Old
Dominion, and they, with their descend
ants, have won an honorable reputation for
all the civil and domestic virtues. His
ereat-grandfather was clergyman OF the
English Church, who had charge for many
years Of the parish Of Overwharton.
The scholastic training Of Judge Mon
cure was not highly-fayored one. being
confined TO the instruction afforded by the
local schools and his private reading; but
he improved these limited opportunities,
and by force Of his strong intellect and will
and faithful study obtained admission to
the bar in the year 1925. His clear and
vigorous mind, aided by constant study and
conspicuous energy in all engagements,
soon won him place in the front rank Of
his profession. and he practiced with mark
ed success in the courts of Fredericksburg
and the neighbOring counties and the SUI
prcme Court Of Appeals at Richmond. He
never sought political Office or employ
ment, and only consented to assume such
public trusts when the people OF his county
pressed him into their service i'm the State
Legislature at time when the revision and
enactment Of code OF laws for the State
was undertaken by the Legislature. In this
important public work Judge Moncure
rendered very valuable service to the State.
His reputation for large and accurate legal
learning, careful and thorough inyestiga-
ton, impartial temper, and incorruptiblc
integrity, had become so established in The
year 1851 that he was then elevated by the
Legislature to a seat on the bench OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia.
During all the mutations and sharp vicisSi-
tudes OF political affairs in Virginia occur
ring since 1851 Judge MOncure has been
continued in the exalted and responsible
Office by successive elections at the hands
of the people, save only during the hiatus
in the civil government, when the courts
OF the State were constituted and controlled
by military authority. At the time OF his
death he occupied the position OF president
OF the supreme Court Of Appeals OF Nir-
ginia, and by the common testimony OF the
bench and people his long judicial career
has been marked by every attribute OF the
learned, laborious, able, and just Judge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26
IIEBrG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
- hMrAr-FIyEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
PLAyoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
IIEprG CoMPANY's EXTRACT or mHN '' !.
An invaluable and paiatable tonic IN al cases
Of weak digestion and debility Is su'''o'
and boon for which nations should iee' sra'e-
sn,r-see Medical Press" Lancet" " Dr''-
,sh Medical Journal" &c.
cAr,rroN.-Genane only with the lae
.,,n,e of Baron Lieblg's signature In D'uc ihA
.cross the LABEL This caution Is necessary
ow,ng to various cheap and inferior saDsu-
tutes being In the market.
LrEBlG coMpANY's EXTRACT OF MhNi
To he had Of all storekeepers' GrocerS' aha
chemists. sole agents for the United States
wholesale only, c. DAVID 4 Co.. Fenehare'
sxenue. London, England. sp 2s-sao2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26

A COOP Man GoNE.-George ID. Pearce,
n,tive OF North Carolina, but for the past
fifteen years resident OF TINS city, uleu
yesterday at 50 O'Clock OF cCnsulllp'ion' I.D,
Ills remains were conveyed 10 "rtehsDVIo ;
n. c., his former home, on tne IL . JiTVn %iH
Danyille train, accompanied 10y one ol nv nv;
brothers, who came to see nm d'irins III
illness. Mr.. Pcarcc was weli-kho"h anu
much thought Of by this business cohllu,
nitv, and had the respect and confidence 9i
numerous friends, who VIII miss HIS
cheerful face During his stay mere hc DC,
cupied the position OF chief salesman ol
Major LOUIS j. BossleuX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26
wOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

DoCKBRIDGE (vA.) ALUM WATER
for more than half a century has grown sfadilyh
ronuts "A a medicinal agent in a vide range Oh
chronic diseases. Multltudes II woHsn can 'es-
ufy % Its unsurpassed efficacy IN VI" i''''' VIZ
eur, Of those ailments peculiar 10 't'r seN
DYSPEPSIA,
T., ga varied and most distressing t9rms' Is en'""'
cuRoNIc BRONCHITIS, sCRoFuLA'
c,,poSiC pIARRHGA, AND DYsENTERf
YIELD MOST Rapidly,
PERMANENT CURES RESULT
READ CERTIFICATES OF EMINENT sou III
rpS PHYSICIANS IN oUn PAMPHLETS
The Spring, are beautifully located In Rock
bridge county, Va, aud open for the reception
Of visitors from
uryl lsr TO OCTOBER lsr EACH YEAR
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
r WATER Is bottled direct from Tho springs
hacked IN cases containing one dozen na'''ssi'"a
bottles,
For sale by the agents.
| PURCELL, LApp cos
| Richmond, vs~
And by drxsisss generally EsS's@
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The Chesapeake and Ohio railway have
kindly extended the privilege OF the excur-
sion tickets to Old Point sold in behalf Of
the baptist Home for Aged Women"
They are good on any train till Monday ai-
ternoon. Persons desiring to have the en-
ioyment OF the salt bathing and fishing at
this delightful summer resort are earnestly
invited to lend their patronage.
l. c. HALLwELL.
Tickets for sale by S. S. Carter, J. VI.
Thompson, b. Il. yanburen, and j. IL.
Lambert.
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A Refreshing Drink.

sch9n's carbonated lemonade Is ue-
..rvadly one OF the most popular OF sum
,,ar drinks. and the hundreds who daily
.%ron~ ,h,, his store are unanimous In theiI
,estimony . TO its excellence. Any physician
will advise you to take IL Us = suo'''"'S'''
,ce-water In this warm weatuel'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26

EXCURSION TO SrAuNToN.-A hrst-class
onnortunity for travelling in the direction
OF Staunton will be presented tonight IN
the excursion on the Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad. Everything will be looked after
that will conduce to the comfort OF the pas
seneers. and the price OF tickets has been
nut down TO the very lowest figure. The
troin leaves the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
At Q O'Clock tonight, and returning, leaves
Staunton Sunday night at 8 O'Clock. spe'
cial cars for colored people.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
COMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
ASK THE RECOVERED

ASK THE RECOVERED
nvsnentics Bilious Sufferers, yictimsOf Fever anu
Ague the Mercurial-Diseased patient
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health. cheerful spirits, and good appetite they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION Jaundlce'
pilious Attacks. SICK HEADACHE, Cohc, De
nrc,sIon of spirits, SOUR STOMACH Heartburn
&c., &C. mac NoEoI-AT
This un,1yaIlcd southern remedy Is whrrah,en
not a. contain single particle Of MERCURY OF any
IN n,rious mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
I, Won feel drowsy. debilitatcd, have ireiueh!,
hand5chc mouth tastes badly, poor appctits, anu anu
,onvme coated YOU are suffering from tpIPin ~ IS
| 80 2 bIliousness'' and nothing VIII cure you >"
Soee,ily and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS
- ., ,,,ven with safety and the happiest results 20
H. ,o,st delicate infant. IL takes the PEsnS oi pu
ta,,d W hItt.rs OF every kind. IL j. ue cnsapcs'
nm io, ,'r and hest family medicine In me World
In,S, re- Of counterfets. Take only ihe gellu,. w.
g., Whit wrapper with red Ia 'front.' prepared W
j. II. ZElLIN C0.,,.ccrers ,ns-eodtAu3C
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IRON, STEEL, &c.

I,vys coRD0S. WATKINS, CoITRELL& CO.
TAMES GORDON & CO., Nos. q and
,D Fonrteenth street. between Main and frsnknh
st,e,ts' DEAIERs N METALS AND nHlND.
SToNfs offer for sale REFINED, SWFDts, ana
NORWAY Iron; Band. Hoop and sh.es-
iron: Norway Nail-Rods Caststesi h,t -!uada' !I','
and T0c-Calk steel: 1in-plste. Fiy- anu par
lin: Solder, Zinc spelter, Pg-Load Coplsff, ~.
all Metal, sold IN this market: No' oC"iiA
and OHIO GRINDSTONks, Tor miiler'' na-
chini,t., and farmers. ~ ,,.r,p,,rS e,r
Also. METAL and WOOD MATERIALS tor
'Ahhi-'" au 26-eoclIn IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26

Iiebip Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic I" is far su-
perior to the fashionable and illusiVe pfepa'
rations of beef, wine, and iron," says fro'
fessor f. W. Hunt, NJ. d., Honorary Melii-
her ImpcrIal Medical Society OF 81. re1e,s- i,;,'
burc. Russia, etc., etc. Cures deDihf'
niles. dyspepsia, biliou'ness.
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Personal.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, August "a 1852.
V,O TIE EDITOR OF TIE RlCh-
/ MOND DISPATCH: Please correct s'nse ,
mont made I'm your paper Of a recent date, that
The erccently-appointed pOstma.ter for the cityoi
Alexandria Is the son Of former siaSe,i,aiei'
YbicI most eIn uhatIcaIly untrue. Richard Wind
sor OF Hsyreld, Fairfax county, Va, iather 81 we
recent ap6ontee, WAS never at any period of MS
life a dealer In slaycs. ru,.rtt
au 26-2ts INV 'i"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26

FARM sALE.-Messrs. r. b: Chainn q
70 rea, estate agents, have sold the farm
in Hanover county, about seven miles from
the CITY. called 'Rose Hill" containing
90 acres. to Mr.. Robert T. Mitchell Tor the
sun, of n 800,
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PIC. NC CIGARS, sc.

FOR THE MISERIES o. DYSPEPSIA,
and they include almost every unpleasant feeling
that belongs to physical disease and mental
wretchedness, this potent medicine SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, Is certain and speedy cure.
Genuine prepared only 10y }. II. ZEiLIN x co.
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.RcrfccfiOn.o

Christian Il Whites - Princess fateh.
poiInd Minnesota Flour is perfection IN
family flour. A trial will convince tne
most sknntical.
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orrtcr OF BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING CO...
WAUKESHA, WIS. May ], 1882. !
NoTICE.-Wc would respectfully Inform All con-
sinners of BETHESDA WATER that Afr. GEORGE
scuTy IS the sole and only authorized agent for
this water In the city Of Richmond.
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY,
ID. l.. STERLING, Manager
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GRAND MILITARY EXCURSIONN

" AND PICNIC TO BON AIR on MONA
DAY, AUGUST 2SrH, by THE GOVERN-W
OR'S GtlARD COMPANY ~. FIRST VIR- n
GINA REGlMENT.-Thc train will leave at $50
\. VI. ShoOting-match between the teams Of the
companies Of the First regiment and the X. T.. 1.
Blues. Citizens shooting match for silver pitcher,
open 10 all. Glass-ha shooting. Dancing all day
Ia the music OF a fine .trng-band.
Patrons Of this excursion may rest assured that
good order will be preserved. and that the Commit
tee OF Arrangements will see that they have good
time. Committee Captain j. H. Parater: Lieu
tenants Phillips, Jones. and Jacobs. aud Sergeant
j. II. Dickman aud others. Gentlemen, 5Oc.; Ia
dies aud children, 2oc. Refreshments AZ city
prices. au l92O,2326,27
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

RI on all sales of Real Estatemade between iht m
Isl Of January and last OF june tle tNV' W. 1'o M
nrcsrnt wear have to be paid by the pnrchis'r w
An salcs made between The LIT Of July 'hu lI'' o'
The ye,r the take, have 10 be paid by thc s.iltr'
l1'hls custom was adopted aD1ut n,.'',i ,n nj
nv All the real estate agents IN iichlh"hu' IN"
niles 10 Richmond and yicinitS.I
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. M.' horses mules
&c. 49,,
ATKINSON 4 TEMPLE, No. Fiit~h'h S'ree'
~ o'clock VI, peaches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26

The regular use OF COLpEN's LIEBtG LIQUID
EXTRACT or BEEF AND TONIC lNViGoUATOR, IN
pint bottles, is the most direct means OF obviatng
physical debility, rs II stimulates the absorbent Is
and imparts yigor to the whole system. ASK for
Coden's; take no other. OF druggists generally
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au 25-3t
GRAND EXCURSIONTO STAUNTON

" SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1882,
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot at 4. NJ
Returning, leaves stanton Il. NJ. SUNDAY Fare:
Rlchmond Ia Staunton and return, ~; GOrdors-
vile to Staunton and return, $3.50; Charlottesville
to Saunton and return, 75c.: way-stations to-
Staunton aud return, 3l.50. Special coache. for
colored people. Tickets for sale at Thomas J..
starke sons. 405 east Broad street Thompson
Il Penick's. S l3 east Broad street: n. f. Thomp~Du
corner Fifteenth and Main streets: G. r. Johnston.
9l east Main street. For further informatio in-
quire OF the committec-E J. Bcsl aud X. r. Sale,
ut Cohen Brothers, corner Fourth and Broad
streets. an u6,l0,l3,I6,l9.201 1224o o5&1c
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| iAntoni, ,:.the:pioneer oruow Prices,

Is also without a rival as dispenser OF
what Is mt once pleasant to the taste and
beneficial to the system in the way Of SUM-
mer beverages, the most popular Of which
is his celebrated ice-cream soda and his un-
riyalled carbonated lemonade soda.
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.

How MANY TINES has long Siege OF Illness
been averted by timely resort to that superior
Alternative and corrective, TAKRANT's sELIZER
APRRIEST, without which no household Is safe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26

An OCEAN VOYAGE may be made endurahle, and
even enjoyable. If the system Is corrected and
toned mp with TARRAST'S SETTER AfERiENT,
and Without which no one Should travel.
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vIyACIOUS yICHY.
How tho Visitors DispOrt Themselves
at tho Springs.

The Scene Mt Observation-Disclosures the Wa
ters-The Baths-The Concert i'm the Park
Competitive TOilets-A Drive Around the
Town.
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FOR TIE WHEAT CROP.

CID PHOSPHATE, OR DISSOLVED
~ BONE,
made u south Carolina phosphate discover IN
.ulnhurfc acid, containing "a to 26 per cent. OF
soluble and reduced bone phosphate of lime. TX
ten,yely aud succeesfully used ON the wheat crop:
We manufacture II at our works In Hichmond' ahd
for sale At the lowest market prices. ,...
ALLISON < ADDISON,
Manufacturers of the star Brand fertliisers.
ID-I LII
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, sc.
Tile CLONES OF WOMEN

TIE GLORIEs OF WOMEN
are luxurlant hair and fine teeth. The first Is So
cured by j. & +. ATKINsON's Balsam OF White
Roses and the latter preserved by their Quinine
Powder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26

CAHDONATsD JUMPER WATER from the Ju-
uiper springs Of North Carolina, on draught ana
bottled, at SCIIEN'S.
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WEATHER REPORT

iEntered at the Post-olicc at Richmond. Va. as
second-class matter.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26

SAVE MONEY by having your prihthR """V a.
the DISPATCH PHINTING-lIouSk' "oou "oiN
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-26

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
ole Atlantic States, variable winds. mostly
irom northeast to southeast; slight changes
IN temperature, partly cloudy weather, and
local rains in the northern portions.
IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 20:
y n. NJ, IS; noon, So; Z. NJ, SO; 9 y.
NJ, 50; midnight, 70.
Mean temperature, so.
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ELECTRO-VOLTAIC BELTS, DC:
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
WE SEND DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
HI,ECTRo-vOLTAIC BELTS AND OTHEk
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
ON TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS,
TO MEN ONLY,
VOTING OR MIDDLE-AGED,

YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED,
...,o ... s,oer,ng from NERVOUS DEBILITY,
LOST VITALITY, LACK OF NERVE FORCE
AND yIGoR, WASTING WEAKNESSES, and
all those diseases Of PERSONAL NATURE re-
sulting from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
speedy relief and complete restoration o.
HEALTH, vIGOR, AND MANHOOD GuAhAs
TggD. The grandes, discovery OF the n'ne'eenu
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