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BAINMIDGE. y. y, March 22, 1881.
PERRY DAyIss PAlN-kuLEH Rerer OIIis 70
a8ord instant reitJ for cramp aud pain In the
stomach. JOSEPH BUKDITT.
NiCHoLvILLE. Y. y. February ?. 1881.
The r,rGbsSt medicine know 0f for dysentcry,
cholera morhu,, and cramps in The stomach. Have
julius ". DEE.
MOiNGONA, Iowa. March IL, Ssl.
have used your TAIN-KlLLER I'm severe cases
of Cramp collie and cholera morhus, and II gave
almost Instant relief l.. r. CALDWELL.
CARNlSyuIF.GA GA. February 2S. 1851.
aor twenty years have used your PAIN-kILLER
In my family. Have used Ia many times for bowel
complaints. aud IL diiCGys cures. Would not feel
safe without bottle in the house. j. II. I'VE.
SACO, MI. January %. 1851.
Have used PERRY DAyfs's PAIN-kILLER FOR
twelve years. IL IS SAFE. sure md rCtiGble. No
mother should allow IL 10 be out of ihe family,
ONEIDA, y. y. February 10, lssl.
We began using 10 over thirty years ago, and II
alwly. gives immediate relief. Would hardly dare
u $50 90 bed without bottle m the house.
C0NwAYEoRo'. :. G., February 22, 1881.
Nearly every family In this section keepsa bottle
IN thc house Dr. +. MORTON.
UNITED STATES CONsULATE,l
CEEFrLp. RHENlSn PRUSSIA, Feb ,. 1881.
ihNc known PEREY DAVIS SPAlN-kilLLk Al
most nom the day 10 was introduced, and after
year of observation and use regard its presence
IN my household as au ildjSpenS4ble aeceSSitu.
!. POTTER, United states Consul.
BURTON-ON-TBEST. Eng.
had been several days suffering severely from
diarrhd.. accompanied with intense pain. when
trici your PAtN-kILLEi, and found almost iu-
slant relief II. j. NOONE.
"a MONTAGUE STREET. LONDON, Eng.
Daring residence Of twCuty-thrcc years In In
ma have given IL la many cases Of dial1hUa. dys-
enteiy, aud cholera, and never knew II 10 fail 20
give relief. X. CLAKiDGE.
No FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
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SUMMER RElSORgS.
\IILLBORO' SPRINGS NOW OPEN.
SULPHUR, ALUM, AND CHALNBEATE
WATERS.

For circulars. terms. aud general information ,
address CARROLL hRNETT Proprietor.
MilborO Sprin2s po.t-oairc. Bath county. Va.
My hack meets al pah scnprrs, especially when
notified H. nb-lm
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BIG BAPTIzING.-Smday about seven
hundred OF our colorcd friends went up
on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
to a great baptizing which took place at
Manakintown. Near one hundred and
fifty persons werc baptized in the river.
The train did not reach the city upon the
return until late in the night, owing to a
broken coupling and some damage done
the tender by the engine backing too
heavily down upon the train.
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Excursion parties. or those leaving the
city, dcsirouS OF obtaining supplies, will 20
TO Christian e Whites, where they " ~
find the largest and most complete sta. L
south Of New York, and at low figures.
They are general agents for IIatopp's cclc-
brated virginia claret.
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CHURCH RocKED.-Sunday afternoon as
the sexton was lighting Laurel-street Me-
thodist church some wanton party tnrew
a stone half the size OF mans hand
through one OF the windows, smashing q
pane Of glass, but doing no other damage.
The offender was not discovered.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
vi RICHMOND

Tho forty-ffth annual session OF hi, institution
viii hcein the FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBER
and continue >iX months. giving TIE Faculty ample
time 20 deliver complete cour e. of in Gction on
AN the lruchc- 0i medical cicarc.
Tie daily system az examination VIII be coniin
ued and aIl the cliricll advantages Of Richmond
are M the di>p0-ll0 # tfe Faculty.
one stgc-nl from each senatorial district VIII hc
accorded the privilege OF attending the course free
of charge 'pr professors fec ou ntafIob ~
proper Testimonials of character and If tls intii-
ty 10 pay the usual rIt"s.
For catalogue or oiacr information address
e. 2l-2tlwtNwlm Il. Il. Mt1AN, Dean.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was hot ma
clear during the day; at night cloudy WIN
slight rainfall.
THHRnoNETsR YESTERDAY: a. NJ, ~
0 A. NJ, IS; noon, 96; . Il. NJ, 81; 6P.
NJ. 03; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 914.
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ANNUAL EXCURSION. -Messrs. Adams and
Perdue will give on the 4th OF July their
fifteenth annual excursion. This time the
objective point will be West Point and the
Pamunkey river, and boating, bathing,
fishing, music, and dancing, fine fish,
oysters, and crabs, are some OF the attrac-
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VOL. LXI.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. fair weather, higher ba-
rometer, southwest IL northwest winds,
stationary or lower temperature.
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TIE NEWS AND COURIER.

III W 9is'I7 w
CHARLESTON, :. c., June 23, 1852.
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please find in this registered letter 81
contributed by two Of our readers in aiC
Of the sufferers in Patrick county, Va.
Yours. obcdlcntly,
TIE News AND COURIER COMPANY.
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70 DxARBoEx AVENUE, CmcAoo,)

November 7ih.
Ihsye been great sufferer from Very weak
stomach. heartburn, and dyspepsia in its worst
form. Nearly everything ate gave me distress,
and could eat bot little. | have tried everything
recommon icd, have taken the prescriptions Of u
dozen physicians. hut got no relief until took
REowN's IRON BlTTrRs. / feel none Of the old
troubles, and am new man. | am getting much
stronger aud feel nrst-ratc. am a railroad engi-
necr. and now make nv trips regularly. cannot
s-,y too much IN praise Of yOur wonderful incdi-
cine. d. T. MACk'
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MEMORIAL SERVICES AT CHRIST CHURCH.
On Sunday night last large congregation
assembled at Christ church 10 pay the last
sad tribute To the memory of their lately
deceased pastor, Rev. Robert +. Jackson.
The chanccl had previously been drapcd IN
mourning by the members Oi his church.
Rcvs. j. G. Armstrong and \. W. We'd
dell were present, by invitation OF the YES
try OF Christ church. TO conduct the ser
vices. DR.. Armstrong read the alternate
verses of the burial-chanl, the responses
being very sweety sung by the choir. DR..
Armstrong also read that beautiful chapter
from Corinthians. Dr. Weddcll then arose
and said that as he had already, from his
own pulpit (St. Johns, paid tribute to
Mr.. Jackson'S memory on the previous
Sunday, he would now only read one from
the pen OF Captain W. Gordon McCabc.
which appeared in recent number OF the
Ipde1-Appeal, and it was listened to with
the deepest interest by all present. DR..
Armstrong then followed in an address. IN
which lie spoke in unqualified terms Of the
splendid character and intellectual attain
ments OF the deceased, whom he had known
intimately for many years. The hymns
sung on this occasion were those used at
Mr.. Jackson's funeral in PeterSburg-the
25Gth and the 9Glst from the Iiymnal. His
father and three sisters came over from Pc
tersburg and were present at this service.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. ID. TOMPkINS & BROTHER, i. NJ, from
Petersburg depot, CARLOAD OF WatesIntlons
and musknelon,.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. fl0 east Broad street, ~
A. VI. and l.. NJ, silyog-plated ware, table
cutlery. &c.
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SWARTHNGEE COLLEGE.
L nLAfI IL La - III : -IlRl.It IL LII "

Both scVcs a.rrlftcd. COLLEGE and Preparatory
school. Iudcf go of 'ueinicr- e thc society II
Friends. The . aim iuildiug. Uc troyrd 10y ttc
ninth month llsf has h"cn complete lcbu'lt. Cn-
large ]. and ttt.d up with ail rJuFVnicnccs. Thor
ough instruction iu Language. LiteIliure. Mathe-
mafics and the science. New -cicudGc Building.
c0ntaiulng Lrbortor.es. LgaftmG-H0Om,. Ma
clIlnc-skops. and an appliances for pursuing A
thorough course .u Chemistry. De hinTal and
CiviI Engineering. Tic ntXt Term opens NINTH
MONTH lscptembcrJ 18TH. Apply early. rs.
other thing. being equal. p!acc, win le given the
earliest applicants Fer fan particulars address
EDWARD ~. NAGlLL.
President SWI fillmore College.
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rVuE RAWLEY SPRINGS.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, W.,

are now oprn. IN the management every effort
viii Dee made 10 make the season Of 1852 even
NOR attractive than last. \ very cNcc'lCnf BAND
OF six PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. The
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS arc engaged,
aud wc are prepared to entertain IN t'c moss ttis-
factory manner SIX III NDEED GUE~T-.
The water i.the STRONGEST CHALl BEhrE
In America, t. altcraiiyc and tonic in t~etic.ts,a
remedy Of uncfuillod utility and power, uoiea for
It's curative proporlics. For pamphlet. address
j. WArkISS LEE.
ie2-lm MANAGER.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-H. Seldom Tay-
lor, real estate agent and auctioneer, sold
yesterday afternoon brick dwelling, No.
800, at southwest corner Of Clay and Ninth
streets, for s5,100.
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Bcef-TOngues.

Extra large tongues OF excellent quail
ty: Clipped beef. Aderney butter, pre-
served lines, ra.pberries. ounces, and
Albert biscuit. can be bought Of
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, s26 Main street.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

DO. not contain whlskey or alcohol, and viii not
bl,clcn Tic .ecth or cause headache and consupa-
fi0n.
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OrFGcE CITY SCHOOL BOARD, !
40 Qns r,Sr N.uSuAfT sIRFfT.

rJ'O THE PRINCIPALS AND TEACH-
L FRS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, CITY Oh
RICHMOND: The sALARItsOF THE PkIhtl-
PALS AND TEACHERS for the month ending
June 5th last Will be paid NJ this once on W rp-
NESDAY, June 2sth, at IL NJ. ,
je 27-2t ALFRED MOSES, SECRETARY.
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ELECTION OF A PAsT0R.-Rev. DIR. j. X.
Hazen preached an excellent sermon at the
Fourth Presbyterian church Sunday night
from the text, John w., 34, - He that reap
eth receiyeth wages" The preacher
theme was "the wages OF the reapers in
the haryest-feld Of life"
After the sermon the Church proceeded
to elect a pastor, and Rev. Peyton ii. IIoge
was unanimously elected by ballot. There
was no nomination. The pastors salary
for the first year Will be $1,000. The new
church starts out under the most gratifying
auspices.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AZ
the DISPATCH PRINTiNG-ilousk. GOOD WORK
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PICNIC CIGARS, &c.

There is nothiug more refreshing than " Mai-
trose" Julep at CTS. DELARCE's, next Ia she DIS
qJafrL Office.
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SHORE COTTAGES.

lie GilOhb w .A'i rs.
NINFORr. II. !.
NEW. ELEGANr: Bathing. sailing. Fishing.
ic 25-lm Mrs. NJ :. fbAnD, Le.s,c.
MOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL, 1895 FEET
vi ABOVE TIDr-wArEK. situated m virginia,
on the ChcsapeIac and ohio railway. III miles
from Richmond. Va. Is NOW OPEN FOR Nlsl-
TORS. For terms. otc address
HENRY l.. MASclE. Pro rictor,
Ic i3-lm ALTON lCp {, Va.
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HWOwN.S IRON BITTERS.
THE SECRET


OF Iit NtINtTstI 'uVNtss OF
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
I. simply this II Is the best iron preparation ever
uaie: IS compounded on thoroughly scientific,
s,omicai. and medicinal principles, and docs Just
vh,l Is claimed for lt--no more and no loss.
Nv thorough and rapid assimilation with the
,,.t 3, reaches every part Of the system, healing,
rur,fyins, and sirongtfening Commencing at rle
foundation. It build, up and restores lost health /;
In 10 cshoz way can lasting benefit he obtained.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOLLINs INSTITUTE.

L l.
The feriieth ,on win open on The 2oTH OF
SEPTEMBER. 1852.
The charge for full board and tuition IN all Lit
ciary studies Will ragce from $50 40 s2j5.
Po-t-oitce: Bctc'ouu springs Roanoke county.
VI.
Depot and Exrrcss-o1irc: Clover Dale, shenan-
doah valley railroad.
Having accepted the unanimous cau II tho trus-
tees 10 continue INV supervision Of this Institute
for long term Of YEAR. with iull daCrf 'iouary
powers. shall ~ once proceed g. improve and
advance IN hoh Literary and 4h-ih,ic Depart
mcnt. IF instruction. and tO multiply and perfect
iaclitic-. The Institute o. already well equipped.
bat IN this progIc- We generation Tie varied and
constantly Increasing demands Of female culture
and training mg'e further cIupment If not abso-
Mtely ncccesar-'. 20 least ie-irab'C.
!. shail a'b twenty ldiitiOnal rooms Tor INC
better accomM 1atipu # the Music and Art Dc
partmcnt-. two large aud elegant paglors. % new
aul caIIc'0u, chapel. 4 Library aud hcadiug-
Room.
2. snail expand the corr cs In Music and Art.
and multiply general and specific Lectures In the
Literary Departments. / shall give wider ran; ;c
If choice I'm eclectic COURSE Of study.
3. ! shah afford ucg,l-cd social cniOymeuts and
rCcreations. and thus foster those personal gracC-
and accompl l-hmcnt- which give refinement and
huish.
1. shall maintain hi.h standards not only in
scholastic -tJdic-. hut IN tbc every day habits. ani
the morals. mann crs. and aims of lie o. pupils
under my charge.
than ever in It's long history The multiplying want,
Of the rising gene aiion ~ -il with firm fiith and
renewed energy tuicr upon my long lease oi Labor
in the grcat iri of female clucation. Constant
advance and lnuruyon,nt g. our motto.
je27 CIiARLEs l.. COOKE.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE. AN NO LONGER WITH
~ II. /. Staples & Co.
e21-ltf ~. II. PACE.
NOTICE-TO CREDITORS OF MARY
~ :. CfIALkLEY, DECEASED: Having auaI,.
fed ~ the administrator Of MARY :. CHALK
LEY. dereased. all persons having claims against
her estate viii present them for settlement 10 the
undersigned or his attorneys. NCgNE e PICK
RELL, 1lo9 Main street. Richmond: and persons
Indicted 10 the estate will make payment promptly
10 me or my said attorneys.
JOHN X. CHALKIEY.
Administrator of Mary :. Chaikloy, deceased,
2Cj Eighteenth street.
jc 27-lts city of Richmond.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

-
ASK THE RECOVERED
Dysptpucs' Bilious sufferers victims of Fever and
Ague, tie Mercurial-Diseascd patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health cheerful spirits aud good appetite they
viii tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jauudice,
Bilious Attacks. SICK HEADACHE, Collie. Dc
preston Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
6c., &C.,
1T HAS EQUAL.
Tbs unnyallcd southern remedy Is warranted
not y contain single particle Of MKRCURN or any
i1uiipu, mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II You feel drOwsy. debilitated have frequent
h'sidtchc. month tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated, YOU are suffering from torpid liver,
m "hliousness." ana nothing viii cure you so
speedily and permanently as 10 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
II Is given with safety and the bappesi results TO
The most delicate infant. II takes the place of qu
tihc and bitters Of every kind II u The cheapest
puf'st, aud best family medicine IN tiie world.
Beware Of cOuntcrfcts. Take only The genuine,
,n white WRAPPER with red In front, prepared by
y. H. /ElLIN & 60.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sp 6-eodtAu30
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NENr.

MN.
When you have tried -o-callcd remedies for dys-
pepsia, headache, and biliou,ness, with no benefit
let your next trial ne SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR. Il has never failed in relieving and curing.
Genuine prepared only hy J. II. ZEIL1S Il co.
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DIZZINESS

NERVOUS DEBILITY
WEAKNESS. &c.
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rLOisIDA.WATEIs.
FLORIDA WATER.

TOILET, BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF.
'''''f'''''''ss.,ss.s.s'.'s.. '.'s...''''''''''"'''''
lmh a0-ThssSISoTJ
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2i-eodIwI
PERRY DAVIS'S PArN-KILLER.
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.
rFHEY DAYI>'s PAIN-KILLEE

Attns season various diseases Of the bowels are
prevalent and many tires are foSf through lack of
knowledge Of q safe and sure remedy.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
III ROIKBHlDGE COUNTY, W.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE 1T
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
Cu,rcEs

NNAiHE~s
e.
Per uonlh fof thirty daysl................. 90 20
Two months or more cach..........,........0 o. 90,
Take branch railroad at Goshen. Chcsai e.tc ard
Ohio railway, for springs. only thiiy as. n.in-
utee' ride through q beautiful and rietrrsslDf Nsl-
lev 10 the greai f9uHfrill n hediA. IN, clilre
premises have undergone thorough ana ,tmpletc
repairs, placing thc property as seco-f f1 no
watering-p place IN THIS country. home ior iAo
invalid. kmusements OF every descripbg Tor
those seeking recreation ana pleasure. i..' tuii-
ing and fishing. \ cordial Virginia wciruu.r VIII
be extended % all, and everything possible 1onc 20
make our guests comfortable. satisfied. and npy.
EUGENE q. PIN ION,
myl l-3m General Manager.
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Dyspepsia, .the bugbear OF eplcllreans,
will be relieved by Browns Iron Bitters.
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COHEN BROTHERS viii offer to-day three cases
pure Linen Lawns, remnants, I'm all coOrs al qi.c..
regular value of these goods being 2jc.: also ten
eases handsome style, Lawn AZ Ii.c., and thous-
ands Of other bargains.
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T. $ sure cure for DiarrhWa, Dyscutery, summer
Complaint, Cholera Morbus' etc. and is perfectly
SgIf.
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$500 will be paid forany case that HoP BITTERs
will not cure Of help. Doubt not.
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,TNMOrG UNIVERSITY HIGH

L ENMCIu NINENoITl IT q TT
N School N"NH AMHERST COURT
HOUSE. IA STROBE hlathcmatics Medtl-
lit Cviycr-t ty virginia.. PEINCWA,--Boarda aud
begin. ~EP1 1ENBtR 7rli deduction in charge
for ministers -pu or where two oi more students
come togcthcr. For circular ailrrs. ihe
ic c7-tod3m PRINCIPAL.
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orrlcr on rnETANNER &prLtNtl tNGtNf
10 sOuTn SEyENIii STELEr.
PtguNONp. June -. So.

= Z
10 sCuTn SEyENui srELtr.
TtCuNONp, June %. 1882. J
"AVTN. REBUILT OUR SHOPS,
Ill who were cstroycd rs 6re the ll,h q No
yc,nber A. aut e.luipI q them with ne most aJ-
proved als. 80 are pr' pared with increased inctl-
lie, fo iuf.ieh >rAAM-tNGlNt.. BOILERS
ShW-MiIl.-, &C.. II ihe b., grade heretofore
built by as. .
KGRICULTURAL ENGINE Of all sizes on
hand mounted oa wheel. or on .h,ds.
Proposing % move into ouI iarse rev ,hopN on
the north side Of the ci:y, i January next we offer
FOR sale tie REAL ESTATE upon which our pre-
sent works are located. on Canal, sixth. and Sew
enth streets, poascssion 20 be given AZ The sboVe
date. This place offers great advantages for a
foundry and machme-shOp or tobacco-tactory, or
for any heavy business.
WILLIAM y. TANNER,
ie e92.eodlm President.
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No FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
iis price brings it within The reach OF all. For
sale hy an druggists az 25. soc. and II per bottle
PERRY DAVIS & son, Projectors,
" l-codtIy2l Providence, Il. L.
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Sc. only for . Picnic CIGAR.

THE MILD yet effective action Of TARRANT's
SELTzER APERIENT upon the stomach and bow
eli, comuends IL most highly to the most delicate
no less than to the most vigorous constitutions.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BricfS.-Thc City School Board will
meet tonight at the publc->chool building
for the transaction Of important business.
Repairs involving many thousand dol
lars cost, and including the addition Of the
latest modern machinery and sundry im-
proyemcnts, arc being made 10 the eX-
tensiye Touring mill Of Mcssrs. Dunlop X
McCance.
News has lccn received here that a
Wheeling (We,t Na.) jury had sent Charles
Kelley, formerly OF this place. to States
prison for two and q half years for bigamy.
He deserted his real wife. whom he married
here, and went west some time since. with
the above result.
In the City Court yesterday application
was heard on The part Of the defendants
for new trial i'm the case OF Jones IS. The
Manchester Cotton Mil. One eX-Confed-
crate soldier applied 10 the same tribunal
for certificate tO enable him TO draw the
$50 communication voted by the General As
scmbly TO such. He appeared on crutcheS
having lett limb on one Of the numerous
fields OF the late CORY unpleasantness.
CheSteyfied COuptH-Thc ftna coal
mine i now the only one being worked i'm
lUt tbdlHtil uiNtll'l. NbUOuN NffNlN ~
know when an effort will bc made 10 re-
s,me operations in the Midlothian mines.
which include the Grove Shaft, the scene OF
the last disaster.
In the absence of Peter G.. Morgan. Sr..
who is in his ninetyAeyenth year, Colonel
William W. Hancock. aged eighty-liyc, j.
believed 10 be the oldest male citizen Of the
county. Many years ago Colonel Hancock
represented his county in the Legislature.
and was colonel Of the Chesterfield regi-
ment. lie was then, a. now, one OF our
most cnterprising and useful citizens, and
one OF our most successful farmers.
Charles Rnaldo (white) and jim Wool
bridge (colored) have given bail before
Judge Gregory, Of the County Court, to
answer at the next term the accusation Of
dcprcdating in the meat-house Of G.. 4. W.
Taylor.
II does no violence 10 truth to declare
that the sentiment Of the Conservative
voters Of thi, county is nearly unanimous
in favor Of Massey rs candidate for con-
gresham at large.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-27
Church Notes.

At the Broad-Strcet Methodist church
Sunday Rev. II. &. Chcatham filed the
epulpit morning and evening, in the place
Fof the pastor, Rev. Or. w. G.. starr,
who filed Rev. Mr.. Chcatham'S appoint
mcnts on the Gloucester circuit.
At Trinity Methodist church the pastor,
Rev. 7. w. Bledsoe preached morning
and evening. DR.. Staples, secretary Of the
Virginia Bible Society, was present at the
morning services, and took up a collection
for the Bible cause, realizing handsome
sum.
Nicholson-Street Methodist church con-
gregation will shortly have q new place Of
worship. They have pure based new lot,
and will this week contract for the build
ing.
At the First Baptist church the pastor
preached TO a large congregation, and 1t
the communion gave the hand OF fellow
ship TO six persons. In the afternoon the
Young Mems Missionary Society elected
Rev. Lewis J. IIul, Of Albcmarle county,
~ church missionary for a year, and it Is
expected he VIII accept.