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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

THEY have been having Icy weather
in the cold country north Of us-Nan-
itobaward- that accounts for the
chilling weather we are now blsassd
with.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

"Please send ~ i've dozen Golden
Balsam - soon - you can. We are
entirely out and are having calls every
day. We are selling more oft than
any other Cough medicine We handle.
and We keep all the leading remedies
In the market" (Eldridge . Son,
drueg ists, Thayer Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

THE boys Of the Dispatch Band Of
Clay Center must be In . most delight
full mood, - the citizens Of that place
have presented the band with . Get
of new instruments, which cost 81 900.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13
First n. E. Church.

Rev. A. J. Antrim, Pastor: services
each Sabbath Ut ii o'clock A. n. and
o'clock p. N. Sabbath school ut $50
O'Clock A. y. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening ut o'clock. Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

Mrs. GARFIELD IL reported TO be In
wretched health. and her troubles
have been greatly aggravated by the
lately printed attacks upon her hus-
hapd
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

GUIrEAU begins to despair, and fears
he will have to Co." unless the Pres
ident commutes his sentence. He has
lost five pounds in weight since the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

Colfax will not be candidate for con-
gress. In the classic word Of Solomon,
the jew, he's mo hog" he knows
when he's got enough"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13
Ele0snce and Purity,

Ladies who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Parker's Hair Bal.
sam. 1t Ii the best article sold for re-
storing gray hair to its original color,
beauty and lustre.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13
A SWEDISH paper says that Sweden
intends TO invade Finland in event Of
Q Russo German war.

II St.John goes down on account OF
the third term cry, Jim Smith and
the other third termers will have to
60 with him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

When you have had Catarrh long
enough just send l0c. to DR.. c. r.
Sykes, 16o Madison Street. Chicago,
for his "True Theory Of Catarrh."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

Clothing Of all kinds at one price
for every body. Call and see us at
the Palace Store.
Litowich, WolseifYer, & Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

Marsh's Golden Balsam 10 for sale by
Maynard 4 Heuser, druggists, salina,
and by prominent dealers everywhere.
Large bottles SO cents and el.00. Trial
size 10 cents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13
"sPiENUio."


haarsh's oesdsa oslssm b niShiy 0sse@.
msadsd For 0isseses q ~ Threat
end lua0s.
II have used Marsh's Golden Bal
sam for the throat and lungs and 6nd
II . splendid Cough remedy. II gives
speedy relieG"-tD. H. Wilson, st. 10
seph, Mo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

I'm my experience Of many yean I
have never met With . remedy that I
coald % freely recommend for diseasss
Of the Throat and LungS. - Mamie
00den Balsam."-CM. z. Hail. Fort
Scott, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13
Notice q Final Settlement.
'1 a...., q Z s. .,'.:.

In the PresaAs Cssst h 81 ~ ~ county.
II the nsfssr Of the Eseaas e SIM ". MIR.
dseeass1
Oths sssrsslA Esasls. ase hssssy 5000, thas
q The regular tssD q - PssAn1R CsuSs, = n
fer nj ess.ty, - - teg1n - ~ = ~ Cs1sS
. n1s: !. s;h:.; - Coy g 49,, - -
s ~ e: 4 i 2: - ~ ~ 80 o'sn - .
MIN Z. AuaR
ASsu -, a. D. ~ 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
Writ of SupcrSodeas.

PETERSBURG, VA. July 1.-THE Court Of
Appeals has granted = writ Of stlperSsde1S
in the case 4 Oliver iaicnett ,coiortdL
convicted in the Circuit Court 4 Bruins
wick county h>t April q the murder 4
Moses Young ,coloredl. and sentenced to
De hanged on the 2lst 4 thi- month. The
case will come up in the Court 4 Ap-
peal. n H. session in Richmond next win
ter on q petition FOR . new trial. The Wri,
~ 0iDsrsedsIs has been forwarded 20
Hatchett's counsel. LittIetou Hatchett.
the father q Oliver Hatchett. was also con-
yicted at April a. accessory 20 the muir
der, and sentenced To be- lung. hut Tie case
wa, subsequently, brought before the >u-
Vrrme Court On q writ u 0perssisa,.
when The Court deciIed.that the evidence
did not justify conviction. Tni- ease
come, up again At the fan term Of the Cir
cult Court. Both murderer. are confined
in the county Jail - Brunswick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
The Falstaf OF Fatherland.

Many u those who have toured in Ger
many will almost regret 10 earn that the
FastAif Of Germany has jusl died, sc the
early age Of thirty-eight years. Those
tourists who have seen the popular picture
81 the interview between Prince Bismarck
and jules Favre, ii a room Of the Palace OF
Versailles, which i exhibited In all sizes
from end 70 end Of Germany, will doubtless
recollect the obese and iovial man who
makes a third party to The great alliance.
This Is no other than the lately eas9d
Herr Hahn the RoSsliwirth, the landlord 81
the Lite Hor.c - CEr tsladt. In ISL,
when Paris was enduI.n. the extremity OF
hunger under pressure u the siege, Jules
Fave visited the German camp, and he
tried 70 lmpres. Prince Bismarcks mind
with = belief that the German besiegers
were enduring As sharp pangs Of hunger
and need AZ the besieged French, and con-
seauently ought to be equally inclined 10
welcome a cessation Of hostilities. Bis
uarck denied the assumption Of the French
statesman. jules Favre would not accept
the denial. Hereup0n the Prussian states
man called out 10 one 81 his servants,
:. send the landlord % the Rossli here"
The stupeudously fat Hahn entered and
bowed. and NJ. Favre saw al glance that
the Germans had plenty To eat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
Senator RandOIph's SON.

Il has been shown clearly enough that
the track wa, not IN proper condition at
the point where the disaster Of Thursday
on the New York and Long Branch rail-
Way occurred. That trains were permitted
20 pass over il when il was not secure
seem, % have been the fault u the section
foreman. Superintendent Randolph Ion
% senator Randolph. who has had an eX-
ten,ive and varied experience in railway
affairs. and has made himself master OF
his calling through uDWearied devotion
90 duty. had tried 10 guard against the
possibility II any such disaster by an
order expressed IN the clearest and most
positive language, commanding section
men 10 stop al trains in case u tie least
doubt u 10 the security - any part Of the
track. There was certainly good reason
i0r doubt IN this ease. and the sectiOn-fore-
man was in duty bound 10 let no train
pass until the safety Of the track bad been
tested thoroughly. After the disaster the
superintendent showed praiSeworthy
promptues>, energy. and fertility Of re-
sources in caring for the wounded. in
Transporting the Passengers 81 the wrecked
train 20 their destinations, and in getting
the line in running order again.-Nen
York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
ALife and Death Lottery.
GENERAL V. r. ZEE TELLS The STORY oP An
EyENTFUL DAY N his CAREER.

Boston. July 3.-The newspaper story
recently published to the effect that Cen
eral William K. Lee, Of this city, ha, now
in his possession the piece Of paper marked
" Death " which hebrew when the selec-
ton Of prisoners Of war al Richmond 10
lie held D hostages for certain Con-
federate naval officers convicted Of
piracy was made, and which Jefer-
ION Davis has taken the pains 10 deny.
i now corrected by General Lee himself.
He authorizes the statement that the story,
so far a. the word Death - i concerned.
il a fiction, and he Is at a loss 70 under
-tand how the story IN this form came 20
be circulated. lie gives the advertiser the
following narrative Of the circumstances /:
On the 10th Of November. 1861, General
Winder, with his stan, visited the officers
prison and resd to the prisoners IN
order from Benjamin, the Confederate
states Secretary Of War, directing the
selection OF seven officers 81 the nigh
est rank 10 be held a hostages for
he officers and crew Of the letter OF
marque Lady JED. DAVIS, who had been
convicted Of piracy in United State court.
Those selected were to be confined in a cell
o, the common Jail, and 10 be exc uted II
the officers Of the privateer were executed
bv the United States Government. slips
of paper containing the names 81 all the
officers were placed in a tin tOCacco-boX,
and the fated names were drawn from the
box upon command q General NindeT
bv ex-Congressman Ely, who was cap
tured at the first battle Of Bull
Run and was confined with the
Union officers. General Lee. then Colonel
Lee, was one Of the " elected and the Zip
Of paper drawn from the box designating
him had on il only the words - Col. Lee"
The fate OF the officers selected was not
then determined. being contingent upon
the action Of the United States authorities
with regard 10 the convicted crew 81 the
Lady JEFF. Davis. This slip OF paper with
his name upon il was given 20 Colonel Lee,
who endorsed upon the back OF IL that il
was the ballot he drew in the lottery Of
life and death, and put 1t in i letter
written 10 his family which was a.
lowed 70 be forwarded. on the I4th Of No
yember the officers designated as hostages
were removed 20 the county iHl, where
they were detained about three months
under rather disagreeable conditions.
About the middle of February, iS62, the
Confederate States Government having re-
ceiyed information that the Lady JED. Da-
Wis crew had been remanded As prisoners
OF war. the hostages were transferred from
the Jail 20 the prison assigned 10 prisoners
OF war, and on the ed Of that month they
were put on board hag-of-truee boat TO
be transferred TO . United States steamer
Ia neutral waters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
Crimes and Casualties i'm Texas.

GALVESTON, texas. july THE Nsfc<'s
Frankliu special n.y. severance, were
granted to-day in the case, 4 Waite.
Bank. and Compton. Fred. Waite and
WYATT Bank, were convicted u murder in
the fr,t degree and sentenced 10 death.
The case against Compton Is not yet CON-
pleted.
\ Brenham special SAYS: G. ". John
>ton. a young man recently from Kentucky.
wa, shot in the head and neck By MIS-
clara Christian: aged eighteen. The
cau,e u the tragedy wa, scandal put in
circulation ly the deceased.
G.. >tra>berger. general manager Of the
business q sampson Heiierhcimer, went
bathing in the surf this evening, since
when nothing his been seen or heard 4
him. Hi, clothes We're found in = bath
house. II j. thought that be is drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
:. I should smile.'

A. Bertha Redingote spoke these words
she lay coquettishly in hammock that bad
been swung between two giant oaks that
reared their tall heads aloft in the broad
lawn. al the edge OF which stood her faith
er's stately residence. \ little foot en-
meshed In silken stocking. whose deli
cate texture displayed 10 advantage the
trim ankle within. peepcd out from beneath
a heecv white dress, while the laughing
ewes and fair forehead Of the girl were sur
mounted by a coronal OF sunnily-gold
tresses Of which any hair-store might have
been proud.
"so YOU Ike ice-creNm:" said Harold
McIntyre. bending ovef the hammock and
looking tenderly into Bertha's blue eyes.
- should SMILE" said the girl again,
getting ready to put on her slipper and
start.
"You are right said Harold. e Ice
cream l. a good thing. Perhaps some day
next week viii buy you some.
The look OF happy expectancy faaed nom
the girls face. .what time Is it!" she
asked
80 Ten minutes TO g." replied Harold.
Them said Bertha, IN you start
right away you viii get home in nme Tor
supper. CAiecgo Trre"ne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
Washington.
A DULL DAY AT wASHIsGToS-FISAL AD-
JOCExEyr.

sOlENHENT.
From Our Regular Corrvspoadenf.l
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The departments
were all closed to-day, and there was no
session Of either house OF Congress. The
Commerce Committee Of the Senate and
the Appropriations Committee were at
work. Senator Nahone's amendments to
tre river and harbor bill, giving So 0o0
to the Appomattox river and $4,000
more 10 New river, went 70 the
former committee. There was 10 military
display here, Except that 4 deta. hment ~
Company \, in a pelting rain. marched
down "the avenue" after escorting The
Oldest Inhabitants Association % Masonic
Temple. The specustions tonight are
that Congress vii get through either on the
18th or cath. The senate win hereafter
meet earlier. None Of the eyening papers
were issued.
lAssociated Press reports - the ms7ateh-I
TIE RIVER AND HAEBOR BILL.
WASHINGTON. July 4.-The senate Com
merce Committee to-day nearly finished
the consideration o, the river and hArbor
bill. Senator Kellogg's amendment 20 in
crease the appropriations for the improve
ment 81 the Mississippi between the head
o., Pass cairo 20 5000 900 W. agreed
70 By a vote Of 8 10 ,. This adds 10 the
House blu the $1,000. O00 asked Tor by the
commission 20 close the gaps in the leyees
OccasiOned by the recent floods. Forty
thousand dollars was added 10 the
House appropriation for Galveston harbor.
The appropriation for the improvement
Of the harhOrs 81 New Orleans. Nstchsz.
Nicksburg, and Memphis are also included
in the bill. Two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars was added 10 the House ap-
propriations for the Improvement OF Beau
fort hlrbor. Cape Fear, and other rivers In
North Carolina. The committee have add
ed about s2.0o0. 000 % The House bill. max
inS the total amoun, provided for, A. it viii
be reported 10 the senate, more than Sle,-
0O0, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
Rise futl.e Missouri.

II. L0C1s, July i.-The rise which has
been comm, down the Missouri river for
a few day. past i being pretty seriously
ieit here. The rise today II this point
has been fully eighteen feet. and tonight
i something over thirty-tw0 let above
low-wa'er mar No ,eriou, damage has
vet resulted. bur a ri,e Of two feet more
would inundate thousand, Of acres, and
cause great destruction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
Dries. MEDICINES. ar.
'To SUMNER TOURISTS.

~ Z NhEh ~ Ia
Person. intending O. .reni tie summer IN 80
country. rat tLc NltrFing-piace-. shol.f provide
-ffm-. YES xit flr .lcct-.4rH rGit, aud apIa-
-7tls. vhlch caunot De- procured nD,-i.a ~ cry
PSIENI PoCkET--ToyF>. fr heating milk.
r,rfNT Wax NIcHT-LlCHT> Witch burn
REIbY.MADE Observation-Disclosures which
.rr AWAY. Pea o.. nUi frf 900 t.rrt minute,
AIE-gI ~htON~, fDr invaris.
Aik-PiLLuN =. f.r trayeliers'
tfOI-MATfE k~-,
lgE-BAtr~. fYr tle heal.
SOFT ETBbfR REU-PAN~.
AZ BBtH CLOTH. f1r .a.a.ds;
RAFELLiN6-fL ASKS,
-PpNftF~ AMI SPONGE a..
HOR~E-HkIR FLE>H-sLpFE~,
FLE~li-BRi SHE'S.
FEVER TNfRMoNt TIPS,
TALNANl' BATTERIES.
GAHKATfs kIFt stt Di-CS
MfDItiNE-sLA>~k>.
~PtTIpNN~ r. he SICK.
- A->ALT. f,r bathing,
NALkNIINF'- MfAr-IvfgE,
IDuN~TDN-- FLTtD BEfF.
TIEBl,f-~ SOLID kNrE NcT REfF
IfFBlG> llQI iD fNlRA CT BkFF,
ANGLO -MI~~ ,nNDfA~tD NlIh.
ANgTo swiss MILK FOoi. f.r lnfants.
IMPERIAL CRAM 81. for infants,
PAPOMA .rulire WDeat f..d .. fJr lafants
PREPARED RltE-fLOIk.
PREP APfD SCOTT n OFT MEAL
PREPARED HARLEI-FLOt X,
LfQf I'D RfNNtr,
gt~iNfFf I NJ SOAPS, Co. rrpffn 20 cCntNgi0u.
inl III RELIABLE MEDICINES, NEW
REMEDIES. 4ad tPPARATt : % - bad %
!. kobEHT~ EAkkk,
lsuccss.ar . Meafe z BakerJ
els east Main stro.t- Pirhmonf, Va.
o. 2l-N 6~utAnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

Under the Hayes Administration break
fast wa served az the White House at $50,
lunch at l, and dinner al g. President
Garfield had breakfast at $50, dinner al 3,
and tea at :. Now, the times for the hrst
two meals are exceedingly variable, but
dinner Is regularly served at p. VI.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
sent from Washington on Friday fraction
over 201 Geo words Of special newspaper
matter. on the day that President Garfield
was shot they sent over $4,000 words.
over 10000 words were sent direct from
the Jail on last Friday.
Mrs. +. d. +. Y. Southworth regards a.
the happiest portion OF her life the time
abe soent, soon after her marriage, in
lonely log-cabin in the forest-wilds OF Wis
cou.in, where wolves often howted about
the doors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

" shinxtsa Nevs and Gessip-The River
and Harbsr Appropriated Bli-writ OF
Supersedeas Granted In the Brunswick
Murder-Case - Texas Crimes and Other
ffems-Murder OF a South Carolina Green
back Leader-Flsed I'm the Missouri River
smaIl-Pex Seesrge in the Indian Terri
,ory-Discsvery OF . Plot to Assassinate
Cardinal MeCabe-The Irish Repression
Bill, ke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
Urgency for Ga eURepression1B

LONDON, July 4.-In the House u Com
mons to-day Mr.. Gladstone renewed bis
motion declaring urgency FOR the repre,-
sion bill, and il was carried by vote Of
402 20 ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JCLY 4. Iss2.

ARRIVED.
Bark Pimpsol .Pcrlugue-e'. Dores, NV YORK,
Nxht
line. r. Wentrnburg.
-cho0ner Lena r s.orsr. Boyi. Kennehec ice.
Richmond lce Company.
Light.
SAILED.
steamer Guyaud0'te. Kelly. New York. err
rtarl.-e and pas.g ugers- g.. ". Allen z Coz is IT,
steamer t,aif stream. Ingram. FhlLllelr lla.
rserrnanti-e J. " Me- arrfek. agent.
steamer ARIEL. clifford. Norfolk. Unlte'l state
mall merchsnsiise. anA yassen myers. l.. =. Tainn
superiuteuienr-
Schooner 3. Bradley. Bradlsy, W1shiuston, coat
Curtis A Parker.
Schooner =. &. knight. Jr.. Huntley, Perth An
boy. ties. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner \. Both. iodf Norfolk co1i- ~
Sr0rrs: vessel 4 urris 4 Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

Professor j. C. LeIIardy, NJ. d., Presh
dent state Medical society OF Georges
Member Atbenee Royal de Bruxeiies, &c,
Sc. saws: "Ihe results obtained by me
nom Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic IN N!
practice are indeed Catering inyaiua'
bic in paralysis, dyspepsia, debility ca
tarrh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

RICHMOND. VA, July /, lssz.
DISSOLUTION AND CO-PARTNER-
IL SIIP.-The firm q i. \. NANCEf CO.
n1afs1l cSosent and he unders gned have formed
A uartnerSnip under the name snd stYlr 81.
YANfEY. WADDEI & co. for re pups or
ronsiuetirg the STATIONERY, PRIN I y g.,
HsspK- III NDING. AND BLA>k-BooA MANI .
FACTTRING ~ >INE-> Al the same stand -.
Illz Main sfrtct, wsere they will e pleased 10
- II. cdr frtendS J. A.TANCEl,
- IA EGEKETT WADDkI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

HoRsForD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR ALco-
HoLIsN.--Dr. T.. +. Gilmartin, Detroit.
Mich, says: 81 have found II very salts
factory in its effects, notably N the prostra-
ton attendant upon alcoholism"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
Prominent south Carolina Green
hacker Killed.

CHARLESTON. :. G., july 4.-W. Z. Blair,
4 prominent Greenbacker. was shot and
instantly killed to-day Il Camden. where
be lived. No particulars are vet ~ hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
smaII.pox in the Indian Territory,

y. LoUI-. July special dispatche' -
port that the smallpox i prevailing 20 *
tensiyrly in the Indian Territory 4 To be
perfect scourge. VI Musc0gee there have
been twenty cases, and nearly all have been
fatal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
CITY TAXES.
n . T / c Z.

NOT | { L.
rhls essce will - OPEN DAILY from TIE - III
~ TaE sUTu IIrNE. between the hCsTs % >
e'cLoek A. NJ and O'Clock Z. " inclusive, for ne
purpose u receiving from any psrson chtrgea
''' CITY TAXES
,h. Who'll = or oyE HALF Of the Anognt % TAX
rharrssL AMI s per een:Gm wili b. added % tee
anaosnt az tax CHARGED In every case where the
party assessed shall fall u pay me Ns"'e "l "-'
"sii "iN'ih INC A. T. wOoDsoS.
n24~. SC..-c.~T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

smother lcng DAY IN scheufxen Park. The
grounds viii be brilliantly illuminated and
there VIII be display % fireworks In the
evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
plot TO Assassinate cardinal ncCabe

LONDON, July At j. reported that
plot has been discovered TO assa,,inate
Cardinal McCabe. Archbishop Of Dublin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
ALL THE STYLES N LowGSkp
GooDS-sach as W.

PUMPS, SLIPPERS, OXFORDs. 10 button aRd
tie;
SEwPORTs. LOW-CUr NEWPORT snewl;
CENTIEAEN's MOROCCO. KID. CALI, aai
ENANEL-LEATHER LOW GOODS,
MfssE.'. BOYS, CHiI.DREN'S, aad INFANTS
LOW SHOES;
ane tine SPRfSG-HEEL sHOE- IN NEW
PORTS. BUTTON OxFoRDs, aKG STRAP
SLIPPERS;
OLD LADIES' aa4 sfNTLEMf>'s LOW
FLAT-HEEL, BRoAI-BOT ron. sad tt.EA-
tBLk->lLE sFOkS;
rRu>ks sArCHELs yAI.i>k>, RAILROAD
BAGS. &c. ,. 4. SRissG,
ha Tsnih sad Main stroets-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05

NFsTLE's SWISS CONDENs
y NILE.
manufactured only AZ Yevey, ~WitDrisni' We
guarantee G. te tic RICHEST and FrREsr In the
a.arkst, lni free from sduteraliou u ANY kind
n Yea pr,h thu BEsr be- sure 20 ask f0F the
NEST brand and take DO other.
For sale ~ all greer au1 druggists.
THOMAS LEEMlN0 4 60, >ole Agents.
AZ zc-0ul Il C0llege Place. New York cay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
DOCKS. STATIONERY. AND sun
ID MER READING.

TIE VILLA BOHEMIA ~ NLiIc IA Earoa.
Price. s. cents.
Prince HAr: A ROWsNtE 0F PI'H
AOTNG NAN. ~ H-- talaT AnlreN- Fl.
i'.tsn. go cents.
THE NARtELE FAMILY. rs >-.ie- IH.iyT.
Price. 81 r.ff-.
~ LAO ip~ W.. Fri-c. p cents.
Pi-Dk ~ WIZ Els. Price. - -,-...
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DoYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, or LIVERPOOL.
HOWARD swryEFoRD.
DISTRICT AGEyT,
lI0s MAIN srgEEr, RICHMOND. VA.

ANNUAL STATEMENT THE
OF THE ACTI Al coNDfrioS of THE Roy AZ
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GERMAN FESTIVALS

The sentz orchestra performed a bril-
uant programme OF music until balf-pcst 8
O'clock, and a second company OF must
clans took their place when they refued:
Dancing, games, Irritation. eating and
drinking found their yotaYies IN thousands'
and the most thorough deeorum and Per-
feet good nature rcigned everywhere.
Tomorrow The festival viii close With
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Name Of the company IN fnil-ROTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Home rrincipal Oce ~ said pany>o. NORTH Jon
Character Of the hre ars and marine or
Manager and SerretAry-JoSN II. NJ LARES, ksq.
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District Mznagers-PROCD CAMPeFLt. Baltimore. Nd
Organized fnd MISREPRESENTATION 81. lef5.
Commenced bUsinsss-JUNE -, lss5
Name General On Nirgnia-HowARD svfNEro
Residence II the General Agent In Virgua>o HOS MAIN