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4 NOTED But UNTITLED WOMAN.



Eessrs. Editors:
MR.. LYDIA T. Pinkham. Of Lynn, Mass, above
all other human hoines may be- truihfully called
the Dear Friend Of Woman" as some Of her cor
respondents love % call her She Is zcalously de-
voted 10 her work, which Is The outcome OF life
study aud Is obliged 10 keep SIX lady assistants u
help her answer the large correspondence which
daily pours ln upon her, each bearing it, special
burden of suffering or soy at release fiom 1t. Hen
VEGETABLE COMPOUND Is a medicine for
good and not evil purposos. have personally in
YES gated H. and am satisfied Of tho truth of this.
OH accoun: Of Its proven merits II IS recon-
mcudcd aud prescribed hy the best physicians in
TIE country. one says: II works like a charm
anu saves much pain. II will cure entirely the
wort form Of FALLING OF TIE UTERUS.
LEUCORRHGA. IRREGULAR AND PAINFUL
MFNSTRUATION, ALL OVARIAN TRoU-
BLEs, INFLAMMATION AND ULCERATION,
FLOODINGs. ALL DIsPLACEMENTS aud the
consequent spinal weakness, and Is especially
adapted to The CHANGE OF LIFE
II pcTmcaios every portion Of the syetom. and
gives new life and yigpr. II removes faintncss,
naiulency, de.troys an craving for stimuans, and
relieve. weakness Of the stomach. Il cures
BLOATlNG. HEADACHES.
NERVOUS PROsTRATlON.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
SLEEpLE-SNEsS.
DEPRESSION AND INDIGESTION.
That feeling Of bearing down. causing pain,
weight. and backache. IS always permanently
curJd by IL use II win at III times and under all
Circumstance act in harmony with the law that
governs ihe female system
II co-t, only 81 per bottle, or six for -. and Is
sollly druggists. Any advice required a. % spe-
cial cases, and the names Of many who have been
ra,pr,d 20 perfect health by the use of the NEGE-
TABLE COMPOUND, can he obtained by address
ing Mrs. PlHkham, with stamp for reply, al her
home in Lynn. Mass.
For KIDNEY COMPLAINT Of cifter sex this
compoand Is unsurpassed q, as abundant testimO-
nisis show.
MIR. Pinkham's LIVER PILLS" says one
writer are RE best ia ne icoTld Tor The cure Of
CONSTIPATION. BILiOUsNEsS. and TOR
PlDiTY OF TIE LIVER. Her BLOOD TUEi-
fiEE works wonders in its special line, and bids
fair 70 equal he COMPOUND in IT. popularity"
An muss respect her - an Angel Of Mercy,
whose sole ambition g. to do good to Others.
Mas. A. II. -.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. te ll-e0d
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Manchester, for damages sustained by the
plaintiff in falling down the cmbankment
OF the yames-Riyer Free bridge about two
years since.
Yesterday Mr.. w. Il. Kidd, while en-
deavoring TO take down q stoye-pipe with
the aid Of ladder, fell from the latter.
sustaining very severe bruises, neCcssitating
the calling in OF physician.
A severe and painful wound was inflicted
Oh Mr.. James L. Robinson yesterday by hi,
wrist being pierced through with tie sharp
point OF hook while he was in his stable
endeayoring 10 procure food for his horse
He continued thus painfully suspended for
several moments before he could be res
cued.
II is understood that suit has been en-
tered in the Cbancery Court OF Richmond
by Mr.. Beattie. Of the stage line, against
the owners Of Mayo's bridge for the re-
covery OF the actual loss involved ia the
destruction Of his stage aud horses 10y the
falling Of span Of that structure some
months since.
Miss Lena Litbgow was the medalist at
the Woodward Academy, which closed
yesterday,
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PARK FEMALE SEsINARY.-The closing
exercises Of this seminary, No. el5 west
Main street, Of which Mrs. Emma Turner
Pettus is principal, took place last night.
The order OF exercises consisted Of vocal
and instrumental music. in which the pro-
greSs Of the pupils was displayed with
credit TO themselves and teachers, and with
satisfaction TO the large company present.
The prizes were presented by Mr.. John L.
Mcclure, a. follows Silver medal for i'm
proyement in penmanship, Miss Della Bell.
Richmond: gold medal for improvement
In music, Miss Maggie Hechier, Henrico
county; certificates Of distinction for read
ing In the first class, Miss Emma V. Hack
man, Washington, ID. c.: In the second
class, Miss Oracle Hazen, Richmond.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
AN OF Nf'R-E

MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING sYRuPis the
prescription Of one Of tie best female phy s.ciins
and nurses IN tie United state, and las been used
for forty years with neyer-failng safety and sue.
cess by millions Of motLcrs and children. from tic
feeble infant Of ono week old o. The adni. II cor
reefs acidity Of the stomach. relieves wind-colc.
rgu,1tcs tic bowels, and gives rest. health. and
comfort 10 mother aud ciild. We believe II the
best and >urest remedy i'm the world la an cases Of
DIsENTEHY and DlARRHEA IN children.
whether arising from tcctiing a. from any other
cause. Fun directions f0T using VIII accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the Glc sluie
Of CURTIS 6 PERKINS Is on tie outside wrap
per. Soli by all mCdicinC-dcalcrs. Tweuty-Gye
cents a bottle. v IO-eodlw
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday:
William Lee, charged with being drunk
and unable 10 take care OF himself, was
discharged.
Susan Pleasants (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly. was jailed for
thirty days in default OF surety.
George Allen (colored). charged with
stealing one umbrella. the property Of
Thomas Anderson, was discharged.
Martha Hudson and Monroe Quarles
Doth colored). charged with being disor-
derby and creating . disturbance in the
street. were Jailed for thirty days in default
Of surety.
Burnard Wmtcamp, charged with keep
ing his bar-rOom open on sunday, was
discharged.
William Dcane (colorcd), charged with
assaulting and attempting 10 strike John
Harris, was required 10 give surety for his
good behavior six months.
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Briefs The Gnny tribe sull continue TO
eyince as much ~ eyera disposition TO give
the hook-and-line boys show.
Wednesday night, in this city, marriages
occurred between Mr.. Edward Reynolds
and Miss T. Gibbs, Mr.. Charles Bartlett
and Miss Belle Hancock, and Mr.. Joseph
Butler and Miss Wyatt. There were one
or two other marriages In the city the same
evening.
Witnesses from this city have been sum
moned 10 appear before the United States
District Court. sitting IN kichmond on
June 21th, to give evidence on rehearing
Of the case Of Ericsson Us. The City Of
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Masonic ELECTION. - Lafayette Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 43, Royal Arch Masons,
at its convention last night elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing Masonic
wear: Howard Swineford, High Priest:
:. MEG. Fisher, King; W. NJ. Netherland,
Scribe; X. L. Macumber. Treasurer; ;
Charles Lundin, Secretary; W. o. Eng
lish, Captain Of Host; +. +. Parham, Prin-
cipal sojourner; +. c. Ebel, Royal Arch
Captain: W. ii. Sands, Master Third Veil; (;
J. i. Cox. Master second Vel; J. W. Pc
nick, Master First Veil; ID. B. Collins,
Janitor; W. L. Johnson, Steward; B. A.
Jacobs, John Tyree, John Adams, II. j..
Adams, 4. c. Maynard, stewards Com
mittee
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. 3 p. NJ. store. dwell
ings, and iot.
FRANK y. HILL x co, $50 r. H. two framed
houses.
WILLIAM LYME & CO.. .GP. NJ. huldinglo.
r. Il. CIiAVFiN & CO, o =. NJ, farm known az
a" Cool Spring"
JAS. MhCDOUGALL. 10Y \. ". furniture, &c.
furniture. &c.
L. PoMKEs. u. I. ~. % hoxaa lomon..
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TIE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO
RAILROAD Neutrality-suspicious. Blair
Yesterday fled in the Circuit Court OF Rich
mond an answer 10 Mr.. Royals applca-
ton for an injunction in the case Of Henry
Il. CAN'T as. The Board Of Public Works
Of Virginia, the Board Of Education, the
Board Of Sinking-Fund Commissioners,
the Directors Of the Normal and Collegiate
Institute, et al.
Mr.. Blair has printed his argument for
the respondents, and heads the title-page
thereof with the following:
Macduiay on Public SchOOtS.-"I say
that the education Of the people is not only
means, but the best means, Of attaining
that which all allow TO be the chief end Of
government; and il. this be so. il passes
my faculties 10 understand how any man
can grayely contend that government has
nothing 10 do with the education Of the
people"
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RELIEF FOR ALL OVERWOR6ED BRAINS
CAUSE AND CURE.
nR. G. ". GENsON'S CELERY AND CHAM
ONILE PILLS are valuable for sch0ol-childrc
who suf,r from nervous headaches caused by an
oyerwoTlcd brain iu eir studies, and for All classes
of hard hr.ln-workcrs whose Overtasked ncr-
vous centres need repair and sedatiou. Nervous
tfemor. weakness. and paralysis are being daily
cured by these ilis They correct costiyencss. but
are not purgativc. Price. Doc. or six boxes for
$3.50. postage free. 10 any address. For sale by
all druggists. Depot. Baltimore, Nd. where the
Doctor can De addressed Letters Of inquiry freely
answered.
C.N. .CEiTTESTON. New York, D. wholesale agent
for Dr. {. W. BENsON's Rcmedics.
jc i1-eodlw&w
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Excursion parties, or those leaving the
city. desirous Of obtaining supplies, will go
TO Christian 4 Whites, where they will
lind the largest and most complete stock
south OF New York. and at low figures.
They are general agents for llatopp's cele-
brited virginia claTct.
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EXAMINER OF TITLES. ac.

JOHN A. MEANLEY, EXAMINER OF
~ TITLES. CONVEY AND NOTARY
PUBLIC. OFFICE on ELEVENTH BETWEEN
MAIN AND BANK -TREETr.-l respectfully 90
iicii the patronage II my friend ana the public
generally. A. 10 my capacity refer tO my cXpc-
iicncc as deputy clerk FOR tie last sixteen years
and 70 tho member of tie har gcncraly.
ic l3-ft
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III CORNER MAIN AND ELkvExrH STREETS.
Twcssf9ssNTICENT SODA FOUNTAINS.

have this season added another elaborate sud
costly Soda Fountain, which gives me unusual Ia
ciliies for dispensing my unclullled CREAM
SODA and MINERtL WATERS, GINGER
AIES. ROOT BEERS: also, the popular CAR
HOSATED SODA LEMONADE ~ originally in-
tfoduced 10y mc last season. have also ciecfedar-
rangcments with Messrs. Owens & Minor. In whose
new drugstore have placed one Of Tufts elegant
staiue" soda Apparatus. and where can BE- bad
The soda aud Mineral Waters usually dispensed at
my counters. My bottiing and carhonating es'sb-
li-hmcnt hes also been fittci up with improved ap-
pardius, which enables ne Ia readily supply fani-
lie. and the trade ecncraily with my well-known
BELFAST GINGER ALE, SODA, TONIC BEER,
aud all popular mineral-water beverages at lowest
price,.
my 5-cod GEORGE HON
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No PoMPOUs NAME.

NJ iNAlOiS = NaMf-
THIS curative needs no pompoas or incomprc-
,.nslbie tile Of Greek or Latin 10 sustain II, but
lis simple English name appeals directly TO the
common sense of The people. And the people are
slsnal'y mspifcs;ing their appreciation Of this
frankness by selecting and using DIR. BENsONs
SKIN CURE In preference 10 all other profcssed
remedics-
DE. c. W. BENSON has long been well known
.. sacccssful physician and surgeon. and his iifc
sud, has lccn the diseases Of the nervous system
and OF the skin; since he has been persuaded 10
mt his New Remedy and Favoriic Prescription as
a ~ skin Curc" on tie market, various things have
.,.rspg up into existence. or have woke mp from
the sleepy state IN which they were before, and
nor, claim tobc THE GREAT SKIN CURES.
r. Beware Of limitations, or The yariods articles
which have BEEN advertised for year.. or struggled
along. having no reai hold OF merton the public,
tsst nov endoayor 20 keep head above water hy ad-
xer,,.lnr themselves as "The Great skin Cure"
None &, genuine and reliable except DIR. c. ".
EFNsoN's SKIN CURE. Zach package and bot
ucrears BIS Likeness. internal and external REM
,iy. two bottles IN one package. Price 81. Get at
your druggist.
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THR WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and quite warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G a. NJ, 20;
Q A. NJ. SO; noon, 50; 3 T.. NJ, so; GP.
NJ, 50; midnight, so.
Mem tcmperature, 81.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather
and hight local rains, southerly TO westerly
winds, and stationary or slight rise in tenn
pcrature
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CHANCE OF scBEDcLE.-The Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company an
nounce a cl;snge IN tie running Of their
trains, which went into effect yesterday.
II will be observed that t.se old schedule
tor Lexington has been restored.
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THE Blues EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues will
give an excursion 10 Baltimore on the
2lst instant. The train VIII leave Eiba.
head Of Broad street, at . O'Clock A. NJ.
Persons going on this trip Will have an op-
portunity Of Witnessing the imposing cere-
monies attending the rennion OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, the parade, fire
works. &c. Round-trip tickets good for
five days will be issued.
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BILLIARD MATCH.-Tbc match game OF
billiards (three-ball game played last night
between Mr.. l.. :. Rocke, OF Lynchburg, and
Mr.. W. 4. Levy, Of this city, was won by
the latter, the score standing 200 to las.
Mr.. Rocke undertook TO discount Mr..
Levy.
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one of the attractions for the 4th OF July
will be the State regatta at FrcderickS-
burg. The Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad will run a special
excursion train.
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DIVIDENDS.
etseOxrrIONs & pAsTNYaSBrpa

RICHMOND, June I. 1852.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
4 FORE ENlSTiNG under the style 81 POM
pFNTFR. ktLLEN 4 90. is this day dissolved
ly mutual consent J. T. Poindestar having aOld
li- interest g. r. ~. Kelley and Nelson j.. White
VINO assume al liabilities 81 the old concern
f. I6-2fs
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Nourisiiinent for InyaIids.

The wine Jelly sold at 30 cents a bottle
by Joseph VI. Blair, grocer, S2G Main
street, can be congealed in ten minutes by
placing il upon ice.
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T.. Rosser IsbeIi w. The City Of Rich.
mOnd.

Inthe City Circuit Court on the 10th instant
the following special jury, summoned from
Henrico county, was sworn 10 try The issue
between T.. Rosser Isbcll and the city OF
Richmond: o. J. Chapman, J. W. Pedin,
w. u. Ballard, 4. j. Ford, George ".
Griffin. George Y. Gordon, ID. NJ. IIanes,
George w. Corr, Daniel Cooley, X. Nj.
Ford, !. :. Bowe, and James Nelson.
Mr.. Isbell alleged that on the 18th day OF
November. 1881, between o and 10 i. NJ,
while passing the northwest corner OF
Monroe and Marshall streets, he stepped
upon sewer trap, which was improperly
covered with plank, and was in conse-
qucnce thrown into the hole. "and thereby
was joifed. strained, or Jared in and about
his back. and he became and was sick,
sore, lame, diseased, and disordercd, and
so remained from thence hitherto, during
all which time he thereby suffered and un-
derwent great pain aru suffering, and was
prevented from attending 10 and transact
ing his lawful business, and was also by
means OF the premises forced and obliged
TO pay, lay out, and eXpend, and did pay.
lay out, and eypcnd q large sum-to wit.
$50 in and about the cndeavoring 10 get
healed and cured Of said wounds. sick
ness. and disorder" DC; wherefore on aC-
count Of said negligence Of the city in in-
properly covering the trap, &c.. &c., he
prayed damages in Si,500.
The evidence having been previously
heard. yesterday the case was argued by
Messrs. c. Y. Meredith and l.. c. Cabell
for Mr.. Isbell, and Mr.. Kelley for the city.
and the jury, after a brief retirement and
consultation, came into court and rendered
a verdict for the plaintiff and assessed his
damages al $500.
Judge Wexford, I'm directing the jury 10
be discharged. thanked the gentlemen for
their services in the ease. and expressed re-
gret that the law allowing special iurics TO
be summoned did not permit him TO give
them anything more than the ordinary pay
Of jurors; he could not even pay them
mileage. lie was sure that the Legislature,
in making this law and failing 10 provide
extra compensation for jurors. had not
well considered the inconvenience and eX-
ponse 10 which they would be subjected.
II was certainly hardship.
In this case the jurors were four days
away from home, and some q them had to
ride eleven miles 10 get here.
sheriff Wright having called the jurors
into his office TO get their pay "a cach),
Mr.. Kelly moved the court to set aside the
verdict.
Judge Wexford said that il was the duty
Of the Jury 10 fix the damages, and while
he though, them in this instance excessive
he did not consider himself warranted in
setting aside the verdict. He oyerruled
the motion.
There is no chance for appeal, and Mr.
Isbell will get from the city $500.
There is another case in the Circuit
Court brought against the city by Judge
Crump for $4,000 damages. II j. on ac-
count Of the death Of W. b. Maupin, Of
Albemarle, who il is alleged fell into
Shockoe creek from near the Broad-Strcet
arch. and was killed during the last fair.
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az Fast, brilliant, and fashionable are
the Diamond Dye colors. One package
solors TO 4 pounds of goods. Ten cents
i9k any color.
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MINERAL WATERS, Ae.
"DELLTHALv WHTER.

Receiving direct from England, so cases OF :hs
celebrated
"BELLTHAL" WATER.
For sale by DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
jc 1871 Importers.
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RAyDOLPII.MACON.

Resignation OF the President-Ihe Com.
menoeuicnt Proper-Certihcates. Diplo-
mas. ard Prizes Awarded-washingto
society observation-disclosures TO Dr. Ben
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q You cAN SAVE doctor bills and keep y9ur
family always well with f,op BITTERs.
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HEFRIGERATORs, dc.
UNDERTAKEN.

IOsEPH W. LAJEE, r1Dn
u yURHisaIND-tNDERT ,>4<<sHS
coRsEH Fissf AND EnoAp SHEETS,
ks.sHAosD, Va.
WOOD AND ME- itLLlC BtRIAI~CAsEs,
ROBES, HE->ktE, HACKS.
and all things requsls- III LOWEST HATES,
JeleEfvthie and country ossers solicited.
ap2l
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TIE SANPLE-MERCUANT LAWN the
United States Circuit Court Yesterday
Judge Hughes prosiding-the case Of Hay
Thornton rs. The Commonwealth OF Nir-
gnia came up for consideration.
This Is a ease made up for the purpose OF
testing the constitutionality Of the act Of
Assembly known as the " Assessment act >"
approved April %. 1852.
Section 80 Of the act above referred 10
requires that the specific license tax for the
privilege Of selling 10y sample. card, de-
scription. or other representation shall be
1880 and .'that additional statesmen may
he allowed under the following rcstric-
tons: For each additional agent or sales
man b sell ~ aforesaid there shall bc an
additional tax Il $50, and the said addi-
tional agent or salesman shall not be per-
mltted % sell or offer TO sell - aforesaid
except he have with him at the time cer-
tifcate from the commissioner Of reye-
nue. that a license has been granted 10
the person for whom he acts, and that
the additional tax required bv this
act has been paid which said
certificate and power Of attorney shall be
exhibited whenever required by any officer
OF the law or private citizen. Nothing in
lli> dCl OF tu' liIff'ull4- NfitioU kDlI Ni.l
be construed 20 require any licensed mer.
chant or manufacturer who has paid Q
liccnsc-taX OF not less than $3.50 20 pay an
additional tax for selling or offering 10 sell
by sample either 10y himself or agents."
some time since MIR. Thornton, who /.
the agent OF MeSsrS. Samuel 4. ogertOn 4
Co., wholesale grocer OF Baltimore. went
to Norfolk, and sold, or attempted TO sell
goods by sample without license. claiming
the right 10 do 80 upon the ground that hi,
house, having already sent ont an agent. had
paid the $3.50 specifc-license tax. and that
the State had no right to charge the go adj.
ditional, il being discrimination against
"a NONRESIDENT merchant, and therefore III
conflict with the Constitution OF the United
states.
The Norfolk authorities, however
thought differently. and Mr.. Thornton wa,
arrested and committed to Jail in default OF
surety for his appearance at the October
term Of The Corporation Court Of that city
TO answer an indictment. lie thcreupor
sued oft a writ Of hG6edS corpus befor,
Judge Hughes, and was admitted To ha
for his appearance before the Circuit Courl
here to-day.
The case was argued, both orally and in
writing, by Judge W. Ii. Burroughs. Of
Norfolk, and Charles Poe. Esq, Of Balti
more. for the plaintiff. and by Hon. Franz
5. Blair, Attorney-Genelal for the State
and submitted.
Judge Hughes will render his decision
TODAY,
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A REAL skIN CURE

pe,rarc Of iupos;ors, pirates. any old articles
which now Suddenly claim 10 he best. They have
,.en tired and found wanting, while this has been
rroved remarkablo success.
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TCR-CREAN RETAINS rs favor and keeps better
when packed Ia porcelain frcozcrs. ANIoNr uses
no other Kind for his cream.
DOS'T DIE I'm the house. Rough on Rats"
Clears ont rats mice, Gios. reaches. b,d-bugs l5c.
NASZANILLA SHERRY. VIRGINIA and I'M
PORTED CLhRET. W. d. BLAIR < Co.
II YoU ARE WARM. which every one must he
this weather. go 10 ATTONi's and bc refreshed
with glass Of his ICE-rEEAN SODA.
SKINNY MN" Wc!ls' Health Roncwcr" re-
stores health and yieor. cures dyspepsia. 81. At
druggists.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a.
the DISPATCH PnisTlSG-liCUsE. Good work.
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
orr CoUSrRY FRIENDS must not forge, that
we keep a large stock of al gradc- of HARVEST
WBrsKEY. W.D. BLAIR & GO.
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CHIlDREN'S CARRIAGES.

GUILD REN'S CAERIAGESCE TX
\ from 81 np; DECOR ATFD 'lfAM- go = =
BER ~tT~ "a -. TN TOILET SEi-, " Al th-
COOL FRS. fiN-FAN~. WIRE Dl~iI-t OVERS.
-ILNEK-PLA1 I,E-PITg glfEKs. and o.hsr
,,asona1lc gU0ds nc low price 20
ROBERT IitEROLDr.
ted slT broad sirfei.
IulILDREN'S CARRIAGES. - Ncckiy
: = arrival, Of tho WHITNEY CtRRlAGl ~
t.et fr.m ne flcfOry. manufactured f.f Jfilt
BOE-. 80. ~ and 7l3 Main ,tn,ct. AIT i9f f1ie
30 wholesale and reiail at bottom price. tllc ht
a, can b, ,flre rurehr.fug. JOHN DDtr.
nav
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SAssr. BLINDS. DOORS. az.

CASH, BLINDS, DOORS,
MOULDGNGs. BRACKETS. &C.
WHITEHrRST &sOWEN.
NASUFACUBERs.
Twelfth street between Canal and Byrd,
ap 2-3n Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-16

In addition, some three or four hundred
dollars have been sent by citizens OF Rich
mond to the county direct, either in money
or provisions.
Out Of the S2,O22.40 supplies have been
forwarded 10 the amount OF Sl.0si.07; the
remainder Of the money will be invested in
supplies, which will he forwarded to-day.
Any further contributions in money
should be sent 10 the treasurer, X. W.
Powers, Esq.
Mr.. Watkins, chairman Of the commit
tee, has been directed 10 write to the au-
thorities in Patrick TO know il the people
need any further assistance. . n