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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-21

GENERAL FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENT.
Mr.. =. NJ Emerson has accepted the posi-
ton of general freight and passenger agent
~ the Atlantic Coast Line. under Traffic
Manager Haas. Mr.. Emerson wa, formerly
assistant general freight and passenger
agent of the Coast Line. but FOR year Aa,
been assistant general freight agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio. He viii take charge
Of his new office August IL. and viii have
his headquarters at Wilmington, y. {.
Mr. Emerson i very popular with the
public. and no man well posted in railroad
affair in the south fails 10 remember him
and 10 refer 20 him a. a man fully qualified
to discharge all duties that may De required
0i him IN any railroad position.
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nRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
raE HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY. VA
ARE Ow OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Hot and cold baths plunge aud shower. Hacks
and baggage- wagons leave coyingion upon the ar
rival ~ eseIy train Parties leaving hichfnond IN
49,. sa-.,t,s arrive nj the SPRING. ~ tez. large
sapni, of dc water for sale - PIkSkLi.. Laid
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PAINTINGS. EyCRAyIxGs. &e.

HAVE REOPENED NY GALLERY
4 WIN a FTNL k-r0ETnrNT o.
-TftL fNrkANiNh~.
lLL lrEAPH~. and
D1LDREJ PILOT JGRhrH--
wi.fch VIII com rare n quality aEI price rh any
house fYf country. f'-O- tt.t collection ni
VELVET fFt tMl~. FA-LL-- COENlCt~.
BIEI HGAl-1 AEiB-. ara Alft NJ.
10y 60 PUofOGEAPH-l kaNEs iIsi sod +.
from -. -nw r-i..
free sXf ibifilH d. II. and 30 are Invited tai
and examine l.4e Ai.I GALLtE1.
T.. LEWIS.
iv 20 10. 9lZ Main street.
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$1,000 REWARD riH Pc polf fe asy
CaeHts' uho eiH fad on caalysis y 100 L.viss
~ :. :. one i,arficie II Hsrcury Iedif, ~ Po-
iasstum. ov any Miaerai yu5suHce.
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SENATOR ATKINsON's WORE. Mr.. H. \.
Atkinson. member oi the state senate. iIas
nominated Junius +. Warrimer a. medical
student from the Richmond district TO the
Medical College Of Virginia. Mr.. Warri-
mer will. under The provisions regulating
his appointment. be- entitled TO free course
Of lectures. The faculty Of the college
have confirmed Senator Atkinson's nomi-
nation.
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TwOULDPARTICULARLY CALLG
i ATTENTION TO IHE Many MN u.
AND ELEGANT >TYLk- or CHAMBER H.
AND PARLOR FURNITURE I hzye iassiy'
had nanaiaetafpd, now In store. if viii be 20 the
Interest o. All who are Ia need OF really good and
The Prices and quality shall please IN an ezses-
sANCEL w. HARWO0B.
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THE CENTURY.
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FTgNITU RE.

GREAT ATTRACTION ANDN
VI graf bargains a r. GATstEiGHT =.
< SONS FURNITURE NAkEhWlMS "
NJ. 10 Governor strftt. tft very t.rft
designs - tie most fashionable llENlt kf
rnade We are aCw 0Eering ~ raiuoisly
low pryces. Parties i1 want % 6otD fLA
SiTI>Er can be agcammooa'et, oofh Ia
rice aad qrafy. and via hnc 4 - their intSs&si
,O examine 0ar stock stiore buying elsewhere
my l9-9m
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More About the Kendall Company.

e~terdaF tllc Board OF Stnhlng-k una
Commissioners met in the Office Il the Au-
difor-pre-ent: :. y. Allen. II. II. Dyson.
and Treasurer Reveley. The last-named
member offered resolution rejecting the
new bonds printed by the Kendall Bank
Note and Engraving Company. Mr.. Dy-
son opposed this, and offered a substitute
pOstp0ning action on Mr.. Reyeley's rcs0lu-
ton until to-day at O'Clock p. VI. Thi-
was done in order 70 allow q representative
Of the Kendall Company 10 be present and
give hi, statement in the matter. Mr.. Dy-
SON, substitute prevailed, and action was
deferred until the time named.
II seem. 70 be almost impossible 10 get N
tie real status Of affairs in this much-miXed
muddle. Those in authority make contra
dict0ry statements, and what l. one day
stated ~ fact disappears ike the morning
mist, the next day. The matter ought 10
be definitely settled, and il j. due 10 the
public to know the true inwardness OF the
whole affair. Late in tle day yesterday a
telegram was received from Mr.. scorge H..
Kendall. Of the Kendall Company. stating
that he would be present to-day at the
z-o'clock meeting Of the Board OF Sinking
Fund Commissioners. The war over the
funding matter seems now about TO wax
warmer than ever, and il j. probable that
new developments will be made in a day or
two.
The 1910 bond. issued 10y Virginia un-
der the provisions Of the McCulloch bill
have never been listed hv the New York
stock Exchange. though there was DO
question about the printing. The rule Of
that Exchange i now and has been for
some years. specially applicable to States in
default. that no bonds shall be admitted
upon which interest has not been paid.
Thi> information + given by a prominent
banker here. who yourhe> for H. accuracy.
and who says that no matter by whom
printed the RiddIeber4er bonds VIII not be
actually admitted hy the New York EX-
change until interest j. paid upon them.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EF- on aI sales of 8cal Estate made 5sfween ne
J.; II january .uI ll-t ~ june ttc LAKES for the
present veir Lrr O. he paiG boy The pur i..--er on
lll sales made 1t. rrcr BE l-f of Ju'y md sl a.
the wear the tlxe. have o. he pa44 hv The seiler.
lTil. custom was adopted about dftcel years Egt
bv li te red e-irte fgcUt- f1 iirt mono. 4Bd Al-
plies % Rlllrlruo and .cllllf.I
JAS. S.MNCpOrGA lDa \. w. genera -ss0rf-
mcnf Of household furniture. &c.
II. -EIDDN TAYLOR. o'rlocs J.. NJ crflini
sf.usr, sale nf valI44le i,ref--tnry Or Is store
Dl ihe southwest corner oi LAIN and Eleventh
rrrrft~
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Per aaN.....-...- ~
Per month Of thirty days ---- ....-----.--- % "
Two months or more each..-........-.....-. 90 VV
Take branch railroad al Goshen. Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway. for springs. Only unity-hfe mn
uies- ride through a beautiful ana iltturtsiue val
~ "a t6e 1-e0f f,,fafQin u he1lth. The entire
uy,.rnjs..s have undergone thorough and complete
rrg,irs placing the property a. second 10 no
fnvaHd tmu4euenis Of every description for
fhsa ~ssking recreation and pleasure. tine hunt
Ing md ashfnE 4 cordial Virginia welcome VIII
H. xfended ~ al. and everything possible done 70
,nxs our gt,esfs comfortable satis6ed. ard happy.
'" ~ ETGENE g.. PEYTON,
-, a. General Manager.
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CuBB'S ISLAND, VA,
u THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA.

J9,e fines, xnd safest Of surf-hstlling.
f,eesu- channel. and shark fishing and snlpe-
shooting. - -. AN -.
TERxs. s2 per day, sl2 per week s4O pa
month. 49,. ...o.,
nortr from O!d Point by steamer Northampton
10 Cherrysfone every Monday. "Wednesday, ana
FRIDAY. The Baltimore and Nasnihgso on s.s-sne'e
Spats cl,s.. conYf.ctIon with the Northampton
aa6~,'ss ). 4. sPADf,
- -, Proprietor.
nRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
~ FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS
I1fSE l. lse2. This weli-renOwned place hAs
trsf undergone exlens We and thorough ~ pair both
a Z, tle hotels proper aud the grounds. risclM
attention has becn civen " the SansLtrf depart
,nss.f For further information seDd for oescrlJ'-
ssye eataios-oes IN WOODM ARD,
INV s7-zin General Manager.
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~ OOO SECOND-CLA,> BBItkS on
tO.ODD mo ioce ftr safe very lnF. A.-a.
10000 .IEer-CLA-> ONI- &. arrive .ua llr
or tv. A,nlvI1 ~IITON * CO..
is r4-N xr-Zf IIl- MltE -lrett.
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Police COCRT.-Justice K. III. I,bell pre-
sided at this court yesterday and disposed
Of tie following eases:
MOliic Wilkinson (cOlored,, charged with
being q di,reputable character, Was jailed
for thirty day.
Henry Banks (colored). charged with
throwing rocks and breaking window, in
IN unOccupied house, was sent tG jail for
ten DAYS in default of security.
Fritz >itterding and >ila, johnson, with
the drivers Of their teams. charged with
driving the same heavily loaded on mac
adamizcd street west OF. Ninth street. were
dismissed.
samuel Richardson ,colored), charged
with running cart on the streets without
a license. Wa dismissed.
Minnie Wilson, drunk. Fined Il and
costs.
John Lee. charged with a>-aulting and
threatening 10 cut Griffin O'BaN. Security
required for hi, good behavior for ninety
day.
John Romer. CHARGED with a>-aulting
and threatening 10 beat susan Jones. Dis-
missed or payment 81 costs.
susan Jone, lcol0rfdl. charged with
abusing John Romer. Discharged on pay
mcnt Of costs.
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raILLBORo, SPRINGS NOW OPEN.
.IuPnr,I. ALtrN. AND cHALYBEATE
WATERs.

r,r etrcu.srx. terms and general inforfnau'o
s6dress CARKOLL GhINtTf. Preprleef;
Nfiibovo springs osf-osnor. bAas a,...a,s, when
.s,sssa nIeA NsS~lm-
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DOOKS. SrATIONERY. Nd sUM-

I'D MER READING.-The grand summer No. Of
the LONDON GRAPHIC, containing sixty Illus
frafions in col0rs: al-a. An extra plate - summer
Cords Price. 80 cents. ILLUSTRATED LON
Don NEW - holiday No. cclurtd picture.
q Married for Love" Price. 50 cents. In Trans
Atlantic Novels-AT TliE ELEVENTH HOUR.
BY Annie Edwards Price. GO cents. HOODS
Own LAUGHTER FROM YEAR TO YEAR.
Price. % cents
All The FASHION PLATES FOR AUGUST.
YOU'VE LADIES JOURNAL. DEMOEESI,
FRANK LESLIES- LADIES MAGAZINE. &C.;
1900 Nos SEASIDE ana FRANhLlN-sQUARE
LIBRARIES. and receiving new oues every DAY Al
NLEONARD'S News S:Orc.
fvIs 4OS Main street.
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EXQUISITE ILLUSTRATIONS. STRIKING
SUMNER FEATURES.

Continuing tie csstom which has prtsed 50 sne-
cessfal in past years the Angus. CENTURY NASA-
ZINE is known as the " Midsummer Holiday NUM-
her," being especially devoted toIapers and stories
Of a light and entertaining character
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NOTICE TO QCARRYMEN.

SAILED PEoT0- IL aiii To- rcceiF Fe.i ~ f...-
Navor's 8fiirr Louisville. Ee.. fir ffrn linI -f
cltv win GRANITE PANiA6-BLfshr
The blocks wl.l le of fs fr,f. second. Uiffi. snt
fourth cla.sts. - desirnat.1 ia fhf -Ies ncii.
og ths lty fng.ueef II dee fily a. klchmnuf.
Bids VIII be received f0r Dot lev Tim uuN t0as
and not exceeding 5000 " EACH Clast. ,.C.i refe1
"a Do clr, a. the gnarry.
Bidders musf state pr 60 Per ION Tor each cs t.,
and guarantee HAT tie iluck- shall conform %
sixe ADD general condition g. tle rsauirrmegis en-
arted by TIE specifications u IL Cry Lufner q
Richmond.
Cash will DC PAID fsr he biaeks vhc.i NJ
CEINt1D And APPROVED BN TiiE CITY ~
GISEER or LBEi-NlLLE- N.Y. ElYa IA es4-
mate made ~ MIN.
The Mayor Of Lonifyiile reserves IA f.slt u -
ieci any and al biis. 49,
a,cgs CHARLES 10. JAtDB.
~ lg-td Mayor Louisy tlie, ~.
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THE PULLMAN PMACE-CAR CLIFTON
FoEGE."-A splendid Pullman palace-car
named .Clfton Forge" and one u four
contracted for hy General-Manager {. W.
smith for the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
wav Company. arrived here last night,
having gone through from Chicago 10 New
port New. and being on it, return from
this point 10 the White sulphur springs.
Il j. one of the most elegant and convent
cntly-arranged cars ever constructed boy the
Pullman Company. and /, equally service
able and desirable Tor day, ride ora night
rest. The exterior j. painted in green and
gold. and the interior j. finished of in
cherry wood. Ii has a drawinG-rocm.
,mokiuc-r00m. and many other useful and
ornamental arrangements. Thi- car. after
a temporary strvice between thi, city and
the White sulphur SPRING, will be put
permanently on the line between Washing
Ton and Louisville. hy.. and IL place here
SUPPLIED by another. One OF the other
cars. II !. said. will be called the White
SULPHUR. II the remaining three are equal
70 this one-and they are 10 bette patrons
of the Chesapeake and Ohio will De allie 10
travel IN a. much elegance and ease IL any
people il this country.
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A RTEVR ROONEY.

n FURNISHING UNDEET Ak ~. -
NJ. 1918 FTmklin street. 4 riinona- \ a.
Oven Gay and nlgiif for Telegraph ana "L.tf rf-
d.rs. WOOD and METALLIC ~ klAL-tAefr,
FINEST ROBES: BEAk-E, HAthr. aad a.
things requisite f0r funeral suprle- -" T.. i
PRICE and Bk~T GOOl =. y 4f-c"d
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MONEY To LEND, IN SUMS TO
vi SUIT.
on IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE,
af q aud nt.r cent. ner annum Interest. Appitca-
tons strictly confidential. Charge MODERATE
q. =. NASHON & son,
No. Tenth street
- Y0-.-.Bg, ii. farS Building.
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THROWN PROM A NEmCLE.-A telegram
received in the city last night, and dated
Millboro'. Va. stated that on Yesterday Mr..
Walter Edmond and family. with Mr..
Noel. Of Richmond. and Mrs. Withrow, Of
Millboro'. were all thrown from their car
riage. and were all hurf.
Further inquiry by telegraph ELECTED the
information that some Of the parties were
seriously hunt. three physicians having
been called in 10 see the sufferers.
II il said that Mrs. Edmond and her son
Courtnev are olite seriously hurt. Mr..
Edmond i badly injured. and both Of Mrs.
Withrow's arms are broken. The Others
are only slightly hurt. The vehicle in
which the party were seated was light
two-horse spring wagon. but 10" ,ae aeci-
dent occurred was not stated. Mr.. Ed
,nnnd,. brother. Horace F.. went up last
pirht. accompanied by Mrs. EdmOnd's
brothers. Mrs.. Noel was not seriously
hIIrf
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ClTY ESGINEEK's OPfI,E.g
RICHMOND. VA. July II, Is-2.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will - received az this 0ee upu o'ci9ct +. ~ 4
MONDAY. JUg.Y "A, Iss2,
Tor the
MASONRY AND EARTHWoRk Oh SIiDcKgE
CREEK IMPROVEMENT,
20 be made from Broad to Frznkiia street All
with some notifications, upon lie iine q ne pres
eut Etrcam.
specifications can b. zen spon app.ieailca 10
ihls ofiee.
The Committee on -treets reseryes -i.c fisbi ~
reject any " al proposals cHerd.
w.E. CUT>iiAw,
~ If-td Civ E9siEser.
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DOCkLASD LIME.
1870 harr-!- FRESH ROg kLAND LIME from
She celebrated - 4 foi.1 LiMs-Al.L- daily txpcc.ei
.p,r SCHOONER i..iOw.
For sale l0', fT.rl tocE ny
ROBERT WkNDtNRI Re-.
Noe -D- Main and u ifiecr- -h tircet-
81 -. LIZ
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. George Kunkel. 30 well known In
this city in connection with kunkers Min
strels and the management OF the Marshall
Theatre, i still on the stage. and yesterday
sailed from New York for England. where
he has IN engagement OF eight months to
play in Uncle Toms Cabin.
Rev. DR.. HOge. who went 10 New York
to see his son Moses sail for Europe TO At
tend the Berlin University, has returned
70 the city.
Colonel Corbin VI. Reynolds. ex-Trea-
surer q Virginia. arrived in the city yes-
terday, looking splendid, after an extended
trip a. far west A. the Pacific coast. His
friends all welcome him back again gladly.
u. L. Reveley, state Treasurer. returned
to the city Yesterday from days visit 10
Washington. u. c.
The handsome Gracc-street dwelling
owned bv Mr.. Andrew Pizzini, Jr. and NJ
present occupied by Or. George Ben john
ston. has been leased ior 4 term Of years
by Mrs. ex-Pre>ident Tyler, who propose
10 make Richmond her home.
Local rains in various parts Of Henrico
county ieil day before yesterday with
grateful effect.
Mr.. :. Dclarue. brother of Mr.. Gus Z.
Dclarue. j. Wing dangerously III, and l.
not expected b live.
II. seldom Taylor, Esq, will II l O'Clock
to-day sell at public auction the splendid
Main->treet building occupied since H.
erection 10y Levy Brothers. II i the pro-
pcr,y Of the Allan estate. and is 10 be sold
under decree Of court. For a man Of
means il presents Gne opportunity for IN
yeStment.
Grace Episcopal church. Main and Fou-
>hee streets. /, about 10 erect sunday
school room in rear OF IL church blilding,
and the house occupying that lot has been
removed for the purpose.
Some fine and luscious plums oi the
Wild-GOose Plum " variety. grown by
Esquire John L. Jones. of d" Erin Shades.
ueurico county, were left at cur office
They were rice specimens Of this fruit.
TIE Ceatury Illustrated Monthly Mage
ziae for August is received from y
Leonard, COS Main street.
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SIrHHIR RENHRIS.

NrARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
w VA..ARE NOW OPEN AND READY To
RECEIVE VISITORS descriptive pamphlets u
fge lad If Purcell. Ladd 4 Co. Polk Miller and
John Blair druggists. Richmond. or Of the pro
prietpr THIS &, ihe mos dellghtfsl warm sulphur
hath temperature. - de.sreesl ia lhe w0ild.
~, s0ain JOHN l.. EUBANk.
DOC CkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
II GOCKRRl DGE COUNTY, VA
OPFN FOR VISITORS il NJ lsT.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
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FINANCIAL

MoNEY TO LOAN
on CITY REAL ESTATE.
L b. MEADE. Insurance Agent
II Ig--od5t No. 11l5 Main street
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ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoS or ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
lEntered al the Post-of.ce al Richmond. Va. as
second-class matter.
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CHILDREN N WELL esteraay TWO
children-aged respectively hye and three
vears-were about O'Clock ID Iile evening
playing near well in rear OF Pine street,
on Oregon Hill. One / a Ghlld OF MI
Eyan snead. foreman Al IaIDous ioun-
d,v and the other Of Mr.. John hing,
roller Al the Tredegar Works. somehow
or other the children managed 10 accident
SIly fan INTO the well, which / about thirty
feet fee deep. strange a. it may appear, they
M were II not fatally injured, although eonsld-
erably bruised. Fortunately as soon a. tne
children fen they were missed, and beng
found in the well steps were lahsn 70 fe-
Iieve them from their perilous posi'ion'
AIARx oF FIRE LAST NISH1.-dh ne flre
Department was called out about O'Clock
in response TO alarm from Box -; IL
turned out to be fire among loa "a peu-
clothing in the house No: llOS seventeenth
street. owned by Edward Grimh' ana oc-
cupied by Thomas MeDonougn. !. was y,
caused sy the explosion Of Asrossne,on roa
lamp in ! room in which there-wss l. no on one
rresent m n The los. amounted 70 about ssS'
On which there was no insurance
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uAMPDEN-sIDNEY College,
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA

The 1o7ih session viii begin on SEPTEMBER
=. .lss2. For catalogue apply 10 the
y 7-F&Tu2m CLERK or THE FACULTY.
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TOSEPH W. LAUBE, e2
,D Fr-RNISHING-TNDE AKER- ~
COENFa FIRST AND BROAD sTEEETS-
REDMOND. VA.
WOOD AND MET Lilo BIRlAL-ChsEs.
ROBES. Hh ARsE. BACKS.
aud al tl4ngs requisite al L0pEsT RATES.
Teiegraphir and counfTy orders sOh Ted.
aD 2f
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DOCKLAND LIME.
IL NtHG MA LINE.
Rp~ENDALE & EMfNI.
PORTLAND EMENT nn ported
CALCINEB PLASTEk.
LAND RI A-TkR. &c.
Al c0-Ocs guaranteed. >ei.d tyr prlceo.
WARNfB MOORE.
foot -eyenIeenth street.. -OBih 81 70 dOck.
q oy-@rH
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No HEALTH with inactive liver and urinary
organs without HOP BITTERS
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GOOD AND CHEAP EDITIONS OF
" RTSKIN'@ WORKS. Modern Painters.
TOiuBes. Il per volume. stones Of Venice.
volumes. - PER volume. Seven Lamps 81 Archi-
lecture. 81. sesame and Lilies. u. FlOaung
Matter Of the AR. Tyndall. sl.50. Ants Bees
and Wasps. by Lubbock. ~. Unknown u HIS
tory. by the author of Heir or kedcyre. -l.I5.
EimlI stories for the Young. by =" ouida." fl.-0.
Anne. TX WoolsfOn. - the novel of the day.
New supplies Of Frank Eiin-SqBare Library.
I've WEST. JOHNSTON n co.
COLDER LIFE II THE ADMY OF
- NORTHERN VIRGINIA. with illustrations 10y
WILLIAM L. SHEPPARD. 25U pages. cloth. price
sl.5O. will he published eacy IN the fan provided
we can secure subscribers enough 90 insify ihe eI-
T@n-e. II You desire a copy please send u Al
ONCE Your name and address.
CARLTON MCCARTHY & co.
Booksellers and >tauOnerS.
h27 9l6 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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BVCHrPAIBA. quick. comI lctc eure al an
noylng Kidney Disease. Il. a; drlg'g-ists.
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ASK ANY PEoNINENT DRUGGIST A. TO
Or STANDING.
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Write for particular, and a copy Of lille book.
MESSAGE 20 THE VSFoETUNATE sUrFERr,G.
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CURES WIEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL.
MALyERv. ARR. May ?. 1881.
We have cases in our town who lived n Hot
spflngs. and were nnany cured with :. =. :.
McCAMS-oy 4 MUHRY.
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Ii Won doubt come b. Atlanta and We Will
CURE YOU,
or charge nothing.
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aud enriched with an unHsna, number Of choice en-
cravings. The appearance of tiis Midsummer ficl-
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out of the purest marble, the splendid
work of an Italian sculptor. Each
of the figures cost $4,000. The
graves are kept perfectly clean as
indeed are all the lawns and grounds.
This home is governed by the
strictest military regulations, the
governor and officers Furnishing the
slightest offense.
A splendid band plays every
morning and evening during the
military drill. The whole work of
beautifying the grounds is done by
the soldiers directed by florist
of Dayton, who receives 500 per
month for his services. In strik
ing contrast to the supreme beauty
of the Home are grayhaired hag
gard, careworn soldiers, looking so
unhappy. No loving wife or rela
tive administers to them, for no
ladies live here except the wife and
daughters of the governor. Our
guide was exceedingly attentive and
communicative and much of our
pleasure was due to his unceasing
efforts. He soon reminded US that
twas time for our return, with the
compliment that we had behaved
finely for a crowd of rebels. He bade
us good bye and our train with its
cargo of one hundred Normalists
was soon speeding rapidly to Leba-
non. The Goth of June will be al
ways remembered as one of the
most pleasant of life, and every one
who visits this section will do we'll
to remember "The Soldiers Home.
A Normalite.