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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

The SUCCESSFUL SINGERs.-This morning
about l0:30 O'Clock the members OF the &C.
sangverein Virginia who took part in the
National Sengerfest in Philadelphia last
week will return TO the city. The MEN,
bers Of the Club here will meet the return
ing brethren at the depot with hacks and
a band OF music and escort them 10 Sanger
Halle, where a collation. will be spread and
congratulations extended TO the victorious
members, who certainly should feel very
proud Of the many flattering things that
have been said OF them since the factOi their
success has become known.
1t is contemplated (and will no doubt
be carried into execution) TO give the
twenty members OF the Gesangverien who
visited Philadelphia formal entertainment
in the shape OF the commencement OF an
annual dinner or picnic, which hereafter
will be repeated every year. The ceremo-
nies at Ssnger Halle this morning will be
brief, ar the members OF the Club will be
jaded, and also anxious to visit their fam
lilies. IL is said that Mr.. HOff, OF Rich
mond, sang with the Club in Philadelphia.
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iour-oared gigs, at Q O'Clock P. NJ, was

four-oared gigs, at 8 O'Clock Z. NJ, was
rowed by the following crews:
Rives university Of yirginia): p. C..
Massie, Virginia, stroke; s. p. Cowardin,
Richmond, Va, No. 9; w. A. Harper,
New York, No.'2; A. 8. boswell, Virginia,
bow; j. Redwood, Baltimore, coxswain.
Average weight Of crew, 159 pounds.
Coxswain's weight, 100 pounds.
Cockade City crew II. 5. Thompson.
stroke; T. Il. Bond, No. 3; A. Il. Traylor,
No. q; III. p. Harrison, bow. Average
weight, Ia pounds. c. d. Witherspoon,
coxswain; weight, 1874 pounds.
Olympies, Of Richmond, had a splendid
crew, but had bad luck. S. @. Fry, stroke !;
A. s. Petticolas, No. 8; L. @. Rawlings,
No. Q; A. L. Blair, bow. Weight, 154
pounds. g. p. Hawes, coxswain; weight,
100 pounds.
This race was superb.
The result was disappointment. The
Rives university OF Virginia) won the
race with apparent ease, the Cockade City
coming in bad second, and the Olympics
O worse third.
The defeat Of the Olympics win be an
occasion OF surprise to their friends. 1t
was the universal opinion OF the Washing
ton oarsmen and others that 1t would be q
tight race between the Rives and our
home club. The first start was a foul.
claimed by the Cockades. The second
start was good one, the three crews get
ting OF well together; the Olympics took
the lead, however, and kept it easily
for the first three-quarters Of a mile.
At this point their bow oarsman.
Mr.. Blair, wrenched his back, and
the Olympics were virtually out OF
the race. The Rives then took the lead,
followed by the Cockade City, the distance
gradually Increasing between the three
crews up to the finish, closing with Riyes
eight lengths ahead Of the Cockades, and
they seven lengths ahead OF the Olympics.
The Olympics have had hard luck, Mr.
Blair and Mr.. Rawlings having each seri-
Gus attack Of sickness within the last week.
MAJOR ROBERT STILES
was on yesterday elected president Of the
Virginia Association, and without the say
ing, Mr.. W. S. White, Of Fredericksburg,
was reelected secretary OF the Association.
AS yet the course for the regatta for 1888
has not been named. Mr.. +. a. Emerson,
Of the Tobacco City Boat Club, Lynchburg,
il anxious for the regatta TO be rowed near
that city.
On yesterday the Tobacco City Club was
admitted as member OF the Association.
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Personals and Briefs.

Hon. 4. Darlington Cabcll, OF st. Louis,
formerly member Of Congress from the
State Of Florida, now State senator Of
Missouri, is on visit to his brothers and
friends in this city.
Judge Robert W. Hughes arrived in this
city Monday and left yesterday evening
for Alexandria, where a grand-iury term
OF the United States District Court will
commence on Thursday.
Miss Olivia V. Rogers and Mr.. Louis s.
Wassmer, mailing-cleIk OF the Dispatch.
were married yesterday evening at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, in this city, the
Rev. j. b. Hutson officiating.
\ Joint meeting OF the City Council will
be held this evening at ) O'Clock for the
purpose o! clccting certain city officers.
There were some lonesome rockets sent
up last night, and occasionally 4 scattering
fire-cracker detorated.
At the Police Court yesterday morning
the usual list Of petty offences and the same
array OF loaiers ordinarily seen leaning
against the railing were to be observed.
The weather was so cool yesterday eve
ming that people doffcd their thin yestments
and hunted up thicker garments.
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ns not generally known that the nervous system
has wonderful influence over the skin. but this Is
a fact known 20 medical men who have given much
Of their time 10 the study Of diseases Of the skin
No one can have clear and fair complexion, un-
mixed with blotches or pimples, who IS very ner-
youS. Whatever tends to a hoalthful condition Of
the nervous system always beauties the complex
lon and removes roughncSs and dryness Of the skim
some skln-tiiseases arc not attended by visible
signs on the surface but itching that
renders ufa miserable. We copy the following de-
serving and Interesting compliment from the
Tribune, which says:
"Dr. c. ". BENSoS's new remedy SKIN-CURE,
Is received by the public with great confidence, and
10 is regarded very act the Doctors
part to make known and prepare for general use
his valuable and fayorie prescription for the treat
ment Of skin-dseases, after having devoted almost
his entire life 20 the study and treatment Of ner-
vous and skin diseases In which he took great de-
light lie was for a number Of years physician in
charge Of the Maryland lnhrmary on Dcrmatology,
and anything from his hands is at once accepted
authority and valuable The remedy Is fully the
article To attack the disease, both internally,
through the blood. and externally through the alb
sorhents and Is the only reliable and rational mode
Of treatment. These preparations are only put up
for general use after having been used by the Doc
tor in his private practice for years with the great
ct success and they fully merit the confidence Of
All classes Of sufferers from skin Diseases
This Is for sale by all druggists, two bottles ntor
nal aud external treatment) In one package. Don't
u persuaded to take any other. 1t costs one dollar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

COMPANY DIS xcURsIoN.-Company D's
excursion and picnic at the new pump
house yesterday was well attended, in spite
Of the very bad weather and heavy rain.
Between 1000 and l,200 tickets were sold,
and il the weather had been fair the num-
Der would have been swelled to 5000.
Much interest was manifested in the shoot
ing contest, which resulted as follows:
Blues Iedm.-Sergeant George l..
Epps, 4, 4, 2-lO. Lieutenant Sol. Cutch-
ins, 3, 4, i'll. Sergeant Forbes, 4, D, o.
9. Private Henry, 4, 0, 81. Dawson, O.,
0, 90. Total, 81.
Walker Light Guard Ieam.-Priyate
Messler, 8, 3, flo. Sergeant Spott, 4. D,
as. Private Tenant, 2, 3, 2-7. Private
English, 3, 0, A.. Captain Jones, 0, 8,
40. Total, Al.
The Richmond Grays' team was detailed,
but did not shoot. Company Ds team en-
tered and shot, but did not contest for the
prize. The silver pitcher was won by Mr..
Henry. OF the Blues, after spirited con-
test, which resulted in tie between Ser
geant Forbes, OF the Blues, and Mr.. Henry,
which being shot of resulted as above.
There were over thirty entries In this
match. Captain VI. L. spotswood, on be-
half Of Company ID, presented tue prizes 10
CAPTAIN Jones, OF the Walker Light Guard
team. and TO Mr.. Henry, Of the Blues.
Everything passed OF as well as the
weather would permit, and Company d
gallantly turned over the tents that were
Greeted for their benefit to the ladies,
The COMPANY is greatly indebted to Super.
intendent A zee and Major Barbour, OF the
Ricbmoud and Allegheny railroad, fol
many courtesies and fayors, they having
laid their track up to the Pavilion so as to
be used for this occasion: Thanks are due
also to Superintendent Tomlinson, Of the
water.worts The excursion was tlnan'
eiai success, and nothing unpleasant tsav'
the weather) happened to mar the pleasure
| OF the trfp.
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN
from Me Boston Giobc.I


MeSsTs. Editors:
Mrs. Lydia +. Plnkham, OF Lynn. Mass, above
all other human beings may be truthfully called
the Dear Friend Of Woman as some OF her cor
respondents love TO call her. She Is zealously de-
voted 10 her work, which is the outcome Of life
study and Is obliged to keep six lady assistants to
help her answer the large correspondence which
daily pours in upon her, each bearing its special
burden Of suffering, or Joy at release from It. Her
VEGETABLE COMPOUND is medicine for
good and not evil purposes. have personally In
yestigated it, and am satisfied Of the truth Of this
on account of its proven merits, II is recom-
mended and prescribed by the best physicians in
the country. one says: II works like charm
and saves much pain. Ii will cure entirely the
worst form Of FAILING OF THE UTERUS,
LEUCoRRHGA, IRREGULAR AND PAINFUL
MFNsTRUATION, ALL OVARIAN TROU-
BLEs, INFLAMMATION AND ULCERATION,
FLOODINGS, ALL DISPLACEMENTs and the
consequent spinal weakness, and is especially
adapted to the CHANGE OF LIFE"
II permeatcs every portion of the system, and
gives new life and vigor. IL removes falntness'
hatulency destroys all craving for stimulants, ana
relieves weakness of the stomach. II cures
FLOATING. HEADACHES,
NERVOUS PROSTRATlON,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
SLEEPI ESSNESS.
DEPRESSION AND INDIGESTION.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and backache, IS always permanently
cured by its use. II will at all times and under all
circumstances act in harmony with the law thai
governs the female system.
II costs only I'll per bottle, or six for IS. and II
sold by druggists. Any advice required as TO spe-
cial cases, and the names of many who have beeT
restored to perfect health by the use Of the NEOE'
TABLE COMPOUND, can be obtained by address
ing Mrs. Plnkham. with stamp for reply, at hei
home In Lynn. Mass.
For KIDNEY COMPLAINT of either sex thi
compound IS unsurpassed, rs abundant testimo
nia- show.
"Mrs. Pinkham's LIVER PILLS" says on'
writer, are The best in the rorid for the cure o.
CONsTIPAT BILIOUSNESS, and TOR
PIpITY OF THE LIVER. Her BLOOD fURI
FIER works wonders in its special line, ana bid
fair 10 equal the COMPOUND In Its popularity
All must respect her as an Angel OF Mercy
Whose sole ambition Is TO DO good 10 others.
MRS. A. NJ. ID.
pun ,pyIPHIA.PA ~ 2-eod
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHIN
wi SNRIfp.

Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes In the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which we did not
know to be good-partlcularly for infants. But Of
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge I'm our own family II has
proved a blessing indeed by giving an infant
troubled with colc pains, quiet sleep, and the
parents unbrokcn rest At night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here is an article
which works To perfection and which l. harm
less for the sleep which 1t affords the infant is
perfectly natural, and the little cacrub awakes as
bright rs button" And during the process Of
tecthing. its value Is incalcuiable. We have fire.
quently heard mothers say that they would not be
without II from the birth of the child I'LL II had
finished with the tecthing siege on any considera-
ton whatever. Sold by all druggists. 20 cents
a hottie ie 3O-eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-The
Richmond jury which visited Norfolk on
wednesday last TO try case against the
Norfolk and Elizabeth City Railroad Com
pany pending in the United States District
Court before Judge Hughes, in which the
plaintiff sued for $4,000, rendered ver-
diet for the defendants, and have since re-
turned home. They speak in compli-
mentary terms OF their treatment by United
states Marshal X. p. Hughes. When the
Jury first retired in the above case three
were for the plaintiff, but they subsequently
agreed 10 the verdict as returned.
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STATE REGATTA.
Fourth Annual Meeting OF the
Amateur Oarsmen OF
Virginia.

A Big Crowd md Rainy Day in Old Freder-
icksburg-The First Race Easily Won by
the Potomacs, OF Washington; the Scull-
ess' Race Won by Mckinney, OF the Po-
tomacs; FOur-Oared Shell contest Won BY
the Columbias, and the Fsur-Oared Gig
Race Won by the Rives Club, OF the Uni
versity-Thrse Prizes Go to Washington,
One 10 the University.
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OH, MY HEAD!
wHY wlLL You sUFFER?

sick Headache, Nervous Headache. Neuralgia
Nervousness, Paralysis. Dyspepsia, seeplessness'
and Brain Diseases positively cured by DIR. BEN
SONS CELERY AND CHAMOMlLE PILLS.
They contain no opium, quinine, or other harmful
drug.
Sold by druggists. Price, SOC. per box; two
boxes for al six boxes for 80 so by mail, postage
free.-DR. c. W. BENSON, Baltimore, Nd. c. n.
CRITTENTON. New York, Is wholesale agent for
piese remedies. jy 2-eOdlw&w
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To TEACHERS.

OffICE OF tLEEk ANb TREAsURERl
SCHOOL BOARD CITY of PETERSBURG, J
PETERSBURG. Va, June 20, 1882. }
4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR POSITIONS OF
"A PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS AND TEACH
ERS GENERALLY will DC received by the under
signed through the post-onicc or personally until
SATURDAY. Sth Of July
In accordance with State law. those applying
must hold the license of Superintendent of schools
White applicants will bc examined on the Cru
and cOlored on the 7ru or JULY instant At the
lligh-School building by Superintendent y. II.
Branch, commencing each day al y 4. VI.
GEORGE ". SCOTT,
Clerk and Treasurer School Board City of Peters
burg. Ic 30-dtJyS
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DR.. William A. Hammond says he con-
sIders the new Medical Code "illogical,
absurd, sophistical, msound, unwarranted,
untenable, inconclusiye, fallacious, spe-
cious, evxsive, irrelevant, heretical, unrear
sonable, unseientifc, narrow-minded, VI
sionary, and futile. But them" he adds,
"I think the old code was worse, and that
no code could be any better. er."-1fibtsns.
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when heart and brain anguish and the
majesty Of perfect human nature Is con-
oucred by fickle temper and tendency TO
sorrow, the nerves are faulty. GIVE
sympathy TO the sufferer, and teach HIM
the virtues OF DR.. Benson's Celery and
fbamomiIe 4 Pills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool, with
heavy rainfall during the forenoon and
showery in the early part OF the afternoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, II
A. NJ, 70; noon, rs; 3 L. NJ IS; 6P.
NJ, 10; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 70 5-6.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die and Atlantic States, rainy, followed by
warmer clearing weather, northeast back
ing TO northwest winds, and higher pres
sure
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SwARTHMORE COLLEGE,

tsrsVf fN NIsSIVkFU FV IIsDTNtsv
Both sexes admitted. College aud Preparatory
Friends. The main building, destroyed by lhre
ninth month last, has been mplete,y rebuilt, en-
larged and lifted up with all conycnsenccs- Thor.
matics, and the Sciences New Scientific Building,
containing Laboratories, Draftine-Rooms, Ma
chine-shops, and all appliances for pursuing
thorough course In Chemistry, Mechanical and
civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH tScptemberl 12rH. Apply carly, ~.
other things being equal. pisces win I've given the
earliest applicants. Gor full particulars address
EDWARD n. MAGiLL,
President Swarthmore College,
je 23-7St Delaware county, Pa
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KILLED by THE CARS.-Yesterday after
noon a small colored boy, apparently about
twelve years OF age, was run over and in
stantly killed by Train No. 3 on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, near Tanner IL
Delaney's shops. The train was composed
OF coal-cars, and the boy had stolen ride
from the vicinity Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio wharves. The train stopped at the
shops for a while, and the boy undertook
to get off the cars just as they were about
moving of. He fell beneath the wheels
and the entire train passed over his neck,
crushing the bones and leaving the head
connected with the body by thin
ribbon OF flesh. The name Of the boy IL
not known positively, and could not be
ascertained by Coroner w. II. Taylor, who
was notified, and visited the body. He
found it about one hundred yards out OF
his jurisdiction, but he took the liberty to
have the body removed from the track. and
had the coroner OF Henrico county nOti-
fed. DIR. Taylor examined boy who was
with the deceased, and who had boarded
the train at Seventeenth street. This boy
gave his name as Jim Harrison, and said the
deceased was named Thompson, and that
his mother. Alice Thompson. who lives on
Green street, was absent in Petersburg on
an excursion. When Coroner Taylor asked
Jim where he lived he said "no whar," and
when the question was put him, "Where
can | find you when / want you!" he re-
piled, "Anywhar." That is the kind OF a
boy jim Harrison Is, which fact does not
add TO the strength Of his testimony at all
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Heavily Loaded Vehicles Nust Keep
OF ETacadamfzed St-ects.

The following ordinance was approx I'd
June seth and is now in force:
BE IL ordained by the Council Of The City
Of Richmond, That section 81 OF chapter
XXXIV Of the City Ordinances be amended
and re0rdained to read as follows:
%. No person shall tie or fasten a horse
or other animal to any tree or to any box
or case around such tree in any street Of
the city, or upon any sidewalk, or
lead or ride horse on mule, or
drive wagon, dray, cartn or other
vehicle upon sidewalk, unless across
such part thereof as is or shall be at
the time paved with stone or tagging;
and no wagon, dray, or cart, loaded with
heavy goods, shall be driven along any
macadamized street west OF Ninth street
where parallel street, paved with cobble-
stones, granite spalls, or Belgian blocks,
can conveniently be used. Any person
violating this section shall for each offence
be fined not less than two nor more than
ten dollars.
Now that the ordinance is passed the
thing TO do is TO enforce it.
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COBB'S ISLAND, VA,
" THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest of surf-bathing.
Ocean, chanuel- and shark. fishing and snipe-
shooting.
TERMS. 81 per day, sl2 per week, $40 per
month.
Route from Old Point ny steamer northampton
20 CherrysfOne every Monday, "wednesday, and
Friday. The baltimore and " ashingtOn steamers
make close connection with the Northampton.
Address j. 4. SPADI,
ie i-2m Proprietor.
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Christian & White have Just received an
elegant lot Of large smoked tongues and
choice roe herrings, with fresh supply oi
Russian cavair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

lEntered at the Post-ofiioe at Richmond, Va, al
second-claSs matter.l
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OU1 stDE of school doings, "MoNTROsE" Is the
most important topic. GUS. DELARUE, next To
Dispatch office, can tell you all about It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

SKINNY MEN, b" Weiss Health Remover restores
health and ylgor cures dyspepsia. 81 at druggists
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homoly, old-fashIoned perfume IS Lavender,
yet delightfully."- refreshing and inyigoraiiLg. 1t
can be found IN no purof form than In Mtchau
Lavender, As prepared by j. f. ATKINSON, OF
London.
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jy 5-wASaims
I AW SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON
AND LEE IrNfyERgITX

GENERAL @. W. Q. LEE, PRESIDENT.
Instruction by textbooks aud printed lectures,
with courses OF lectures on special subjects by
eminent jursts. Tnition and fses. $50 for session
o. nine months, beginning SEPTEMBER 2lsT.
For catalogue and full information address
CHARLES A. GRAVES, Professor OF Law, Lex
ington, Va. ~ S-W9Ss2m
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M.rcT CANE OF BAsE-BALL.-Below will
he Sonnd the result Of the game OF base
ball played yesterday al,eInoon ,ei oe.~esn
Richmond Club, Of this city. W. A. Graves
acted as umpire.
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VEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN

" FOR THE ECEPTION OF GUESTS
JUNE /, 1889. This well-rcnOwned place has
lust undergone extensive and thorough pairs both
u, o. The hotels proper and the grounds. Special
attention has been given to the sanitary depart
ment. For further Information send for de-crip-
tive catalogues. j. y. WOODWARD.
my 27-2m General Manager.
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SAVE MONEY by having your pnnuns aons ~
the DisrArcH PRisrISG-hoosk. eooa "ofs'
low prices, and satisfAefiop EuafSnsseos
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II You want to know the meaning Of Mon
TROSE " ask l.. RrCER, corner Ninth and Bank.
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9itlmond 4ispatfh.
July 8. 1882. |

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE C0lIBrNED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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FLIES, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats mice, crows,
chipmlmki. cleared ont by Roush on Rats.n I5e :.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ND

RALTIMOKE, MD.
ID Mt. VERNON INSTITUTE, No. 90 MT.
VERNON PLACE. Boarding and Day Home
School for young ladies and little girls. founded
1889: MRS. VI. J. JONES and Mas. u. MATT.
LAND Principals. assisted BY lalfe corps OF ahie
he squares surrounding Washington monument.
Educational advantages UNSURPASSED. Circulars
sent on application 10 principals-
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A DULL DAY.

There was nothing to indicate the old
time method OF celebrating the Fourth, and
rs n consequence no accidents, fights, or
bruises will have to be chronicled TO the
credit OF the day. The stores, banks, post
office. and most places OF business were
closed. and the streets wore more the ap-
pearance of sunday than Il festival. The
bar-rOoms were open, and doubtless did
the usual amount Of trade, but no signs Of
drunkenness and disorder were visible in
the heart OF the city, and the day passed
remarkably quiet.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.

Hot and cold baths, plunge and shower. Hacks
and bagRage-waROns leave CoyingtOn upon the arr
rival Of every train. Parties leaving Richmond In
the morning arrive at the springs to tea. large
supply Of the water for sale at PURCELL, LADD
A COS my 2i-2m
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TnrLo,.r OF TILE ANrIorE.

HoP BITTERs have more patience than job,
curing thousands Of patients daily.