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L.ur.,-str.ss Metbodist Church.

One rear ago the lecture-room of The
Laurel-Stre Methodist church was opened
for worship. and occupied by the cOngre-
cation formerly worshipping in the old
Methodist church on Oregon Hill. The
congregation and sunday school have
greatly improved since moving 70 the new
church, and the prospect i very encourag-
ing. The first anniversary exercises began
on sunday. and viii continue until Friday
night.
The Sunday-schoOl exercises on Sunday
morning were varied 70 suit the occasion.
and the superintendent announced the
gratifying fact that The attendance was the
largest they had ever had al a regular ses-
sion - The school.
The morning services were conducted
by the pastor. In connection with the
Scripture lessons the preacher gave briei
account % the rise and progress Of Meth
odism, and the origin oi the General
Rules O; the Societies Organized by the
Messrs. Wesley in 1739.' which rules be
read. The sermon was from Philippians
Ill, 13, lG.
The afternoon service of song Was .
specially interesting part O. the days cIcr-
cisel. The service was introduced by a
Jew sentences selected from the Psalms.
Then followed praise, PRAYER, meditation,
instruction. all in song, closing with - 81
yiour More than Life 10 NJ" and the doI-
ology. The whole constituted beautiful
service.
At night Rev. ". G. Starr preached from
Hold that fast which thou hast. that no
man lake Thy crown. Him that once
cometh win ] make a pillar in The temple
Of nv God Rev elations Ill, II, y.
The unwmering attention Of The large
audience afiestcd their appreciation Of the
eloquent sentences that came from the lips
% the gifted speaker.
Monday night was the annual reuniOn Of
Che church and congregation.
In the beautiful lecture-room, which had
been tasteiuily decorated with evergrcens.
three long tables were constructed. These
were clothed. furnished. and 0rnamented,
and the chairs tilted 20 their places 80 as 10
give the appearance Of grand dining-room
on bridsl-day. supper was announced
between and o'clock, and the work of
consumption began and continued until
near the hour Of midnight. II is estimated
that 800 persons were present al the sup
per The bin Of fare WAS extensive.
The arrangements oi the committee We're
50 perfect that the vast company was
served with n little confusion ~ i often
seen IN the dlning-rooms Of large hotels.
The evening was most enjoyable, and
will long be remembered by those present
a. bright page in the book Of their ex-
istence.
Last night Rev. :. :. Lambeth lectured
on the "Art Of ComTShip." and rs there
were q good many young folks IN the au-
dience. il Is fair 10 presume that while he
was eloquently presenting his theories they
were engaged in eloquent practice.
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The duly No. Of THE CENTURY MAGAZINE
contains several Tapers OF special interest M this
season, a. follows:
AHIsTORY OF THE AMERICAN YACHT,
Bys. q. ". BENJAMIN,
descriptive Of the evolution of the American
Yacht and showing points Of comparison between
American and Eugilsh yachts, with biographical
sketches Of Henry Eckford with portrait cn-
grayed by Cole and othc- noted yachismen and
builders, accompanied by diagrams, plans, etc. in
ali forty-four Illustrations, 20 he followed IN the
Angus, NJ. by similar article ON American
steam Yachts.
.THE HORSE IN NOTION"
: comprehensive paper. by Colonel GEORGE f..
WAEIse. ON Dr. sti;iman's recently published
work Of that ltle. with reproductions OF many Of
the famous instantaneous photographs made by
Mr. Muybrdgo. of san Francisco al the private
race-eourse Of Governor Stanford OF California
showing The curious consecutive positions Of
hOrses In rapid mosion.
THE JULY CENTURY
contains also several short stories-an autobio-
graphical mining sketch by JOAQUIN MILLER
CARLYLH's Tour IN lrclauc," All Interesting IL
lustrated paper entitled Among the Thlinkits IN
Alaska 4 Great Charity Reform" Honst
Construction Precautions AgHins. Fire" fronlis-
piece portrnit Of RALrn WALDO EMERSON, o
biographical sketch of HrSE1 ID. THoEEAu, etc.
etc.
Price. 81 cents; "a year. Sold by booksellers
ana ncwsde4lers everywhere, or iy ths publishers
THE CENTURY COMPANY,
r2l-lt listen square. New York City.
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V'HE ALLEGhANY SPRINGS.
THE MOST CELEBRATED DysPEPTlc VA
TER KNOWN.
THE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE rTRsT-cIAss
AFFORDiNG EVERY COMFORT To
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA-
sl-EE-SEEk ER.

THE HoTEL. Is commodlous. and supplied with
every requisite Improvement Including post. tle
graph. aid evprrss-pfhccs. billiard saloon. hot.
cold, and snower-haths. Contiguous 10 the hotel.
on a commanding efnlnenc,, are 100 dpu.ic
cottages with upper and lower galleries extending
the eutire length Of the buildings and fronting de
river and grand moun tain scenery.
Fine driving roads and besutlf ful walks extend IN
all directions. and the surrounding scenery is not
e4ualied by any watering-p place IN Virginia.
4 good livery II attached to the establishment
fine brass and string band 0f music lIas bessn
gagged
An abundance Of ICE has beea secured
PURE SPRING WATER Il conveyed from the
mountain IN pipes - The Hotel and cottage aud
IS exclusively used IN every department Of Tie
tahiishmCut.
THE ALLEGuANY WATER has become so
celebrated thii Il h now shipped lo nearly every
state IN fhe Union.
Pamphlets containing a fulf description of the
Springs. with certificates of some OF the remarta-
bic cures II Dyspepsia. Chronic DiarihVa- scro-
fula. Chronic Disease OF the Liver and Kidneys,
Cach.iic Condition arising from Mailrisl Poison.
Neuralgia. Hcnorrholds Sick Headache. Ac.. Ac.,
will p. ruisbcd on application.
kOAnD. Per month. 40; single week. sl5 /.
two or more weeks. rI2.ju: children under ten
wears Of aye and servants. half price,
4. 4. col iHoiN.
General Manager.
ie lin Allcgtianv >prings- Va
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Rriefe and Personals.

The seven vessels captured by Governor
Cameron III his oyster raid viii be sold ai
auction on saturday, oath instant. at =.
NJ. ~ Cricket Hill. near the mouth u Pian-
katank river. in Mathews county.
4. W. Bury. Ivy Depot, sends - for the
Patrick sufferers. All the contributions
received by the Dispatch have been paid 10
L. ". Powers. treasurer. No further con-
tributi0ns are needed at tins time.
A cablegram was sent by Quarles * Nc
Curdy. real estate agents, 10 II. B0hmer.
Esq. NJ Weisbaden. Germany, Offering
Sl3, 900 for his late residence. corner Fifth
and Grace streets The reply was 70 hand
in twelve hours accepting the offer, and
DR.. Samuel Z. Hale, Of New Orleans, be-
came purchaser.
To-day is the longest day Of the year, be-
ing fourteen hours and thirty-six minutes
from sunrise 10 sunset.
The members Of the Old First Regiment
Association will meet tonight nj ; O'Clock
al the office 81 the Virginia Home In
surance Company for election Of officers
and % make arrangements for the ami
yersary oelebra ION.
Mr.. Alex. Brownell has been appointed
clerk in the second Auditors Office in
place Of Mr.. Hill, Of Floyd.
Colonel William L. Nye. eX-deputy
United States marshal for this district, re-
turned to Richmond yesterday from Wash
ingtOn.
Governor Cameron and Colonel j. :.
Browning returned 10 the city Yesterday.
The alarm turned in from Box - al
1880 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon was
caused by the burning Of n chimney on
Cary street near Seventh.
Mr. Robert Morton, manager OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company
Off Ice IL this city, has resigned 10 take pc-
sitiOn in the telephone service at Philadei-
pima. and Mr.. 4. Nj j. Paynier, for many
years the efficient manager Of the Western
Union Office here, has been rcstppointed 10
his old place. Mr.. :. MEG. Fisher, former
secretary 10 superintendent J. W. Hates,
also goes back 20 that position.
Mr.. II. Il. Graves. superintendent OF the
New England Manufacturers and Me-
chanics Institute, left Boston last night for
this city and will probably reach here to-
DAY.
The hOse-csrriage Of the Broad-streei
Fire Engine Company collided with milk
wagon near the corner Of Broad and Tenth
streets YESTERDAY. The wagon WAS badly
damaged and considerable quantity OF
milk was spilled. Fortunately the lady
who was seated in the wagon at the time
escaped injury.
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I A FINE CEAyT.-Next to his admiration
for the fau sex, nothing captivates the sea-
mans eyes quicker or more completely than
the sight OF beautiful vessel. trim and
staunch, floating upon the watcr with
everything about her in perfect order and
/ pleasing 10 lock upon. And such was the
effect produced upon those Of the seaiaring
/ proNssion now in our port who witnessed
The arrival u the new and splendid three
masied schooner Minnie Smith. which n
an early hour Yesterday morning was
moored In the dock with q cargo OF over
600 tons Of keunebec ice. She i indeed a
model crEt-one that any master may
Justly be proud Of.
The Minnie Smith was built at Bath.
Maine, and was launched on the 18th of
May Inst. In her certificate Of classification.
Issued by the American Shipmasters' Asso-
citation. she j. classed =" A l A" for fourteen
years, and her registered tonnage i set
down at 3g1.04 tons. Her original cost
We s22,5O0. but improvements suggested
by her commander, Captain Harlow X.
Arey, increased those figures 20 S23. Q0O.
Everything about the vessel is OF the best.
and she i thoroughly equipped with all
the appointments Oi modern shir-buildinC
The cabin is really a luxurious place Of
abode, being elegantly carpeied and other
wise comfortably furnished. Besides the
officers staterooms there are others which
can be utilized for passengers should occsS
sion require IL. The interior woodwork
Of the cabin j. Of higblv-pohshed oak with
walnut mouldings. Captain Arey's wife.
who often sails with him. accompanies him
on this the Minnie smiths first voyage.
The vessel Is owned 10y parties in Bath.
Rockland. and New York, the captain also
having an interest in her. Captain Aray
has sailed 20 this porT q number of times.
and l. well known by many Of our ship
pers a reliable and capable officer.
MOETvARY REPoET FOR TIE WEEK ESr-
DIG SATURDAY. JUNE J.. 1882 - Cgi!Ses Of
DeGth: ApthT. ] colored; cerebro- spinal
meningitis. white; choera-nfantum, (
white. , cOlOrcd: cholera-morbus. color
ed: consumption. > white. coI0red; con-
vulsiOns (niantile), ] white. ] colored !.
diarrhGa. ! white. 3 colored: dvsenierv,
white; eIysipelas. white: fever-scarlet.
J white: hearr-disease. 3 white. colOred /:
hemOThagc--frOm lungs. ] colOred: by
drocephalus, ] white; iufanticide, color
ed; inflammation Of bowels. c0lored :
mara.mus. ] white. , colored old age. >
cOiOred; paralysis. white: pneumonia.
colorcd; premature 1Irfh. ! white 3 CO.
lOrcd; rheumatism. J white. ] colOred !:
teething. ! white: ulcer Of stomach.
white; unknown. colorcd. Whole num-
ber Of deaths in the city. exclusive II
still-births. 40. Locality; City at large, ! /;
Marshall Ward, :: Jefferson Ward. b;
Madison Ward. =; Monroe Ward. 8; Clay
Ward. . Jackson Ward. l3: almshouse. 3.
Rate ~ mortality % whole population
was 31.09 per loo per annum: rate oi
mortality of white population was 2S.l4
per 1000 per annum; rate of mortality of
coiored population was j3.j2 per 1000 per
snuum. s. G.. CtBEIL. 4. D.,
Pre- idCni Board q Health.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. Ac.
T0 SUMNER TOURISTS.

TO SUMMER TOURISTS.
Persons Intending g. spCnd The summer Ia the
country. ~ the watering places. should pros de
themselves wi ~ the .Ieressfrr remedies and appa-
ratus. which cannot re procured O.tsIct of city
PATENT POCKET-sTOvEs, for heating milk
food. tea. &c.
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LICHTs which burn
eight hours
are always ready. and act Ia three minute;
AIR-CUSHiONs. for tuvaids
hIR-PlLLOW>, for travellers;
ifOT-WATEE BAGS,
ICE-BAGN, FOR the head
SOFT RTBRER BEB-PANS,
RUBBER CLOTH. for invaDds:
TRAVELLING-FLAsks.
SPONgEr and -PONb E-BAGS.
HORsE-HAiR FLEsH-GLONEs,
FLESH-BRU SHE'S.
FFYFR THERMOMETERS.
GALNANlC BATTERIES.
GAERATT~s ELECTRIC DISCS,
MEDICINE-1LAs>ES.
SPITTDONS. for the sick.
SEA-SAIT. for bathing:
VALENTINES MEA1-JTTCE.
JOHNsTON'> FLUID BgEF,
ITEBiG'~ SOLID EXTRACT BEFF.
LIEBlG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEFF.
ANGLO swiss CONDENSED MlLh,
ANGLO Swiss MILh fDol. for Infants
IMPERIAL GRANUM. FOR infants.
PAPONA leutire wheat food. for infants
PREPARED kiCE-tLDl T.
PREPARED SCOTCH OATMEAL.
PREPARED BARLEY-FLoIR.
LIQUID EENNET.
DIsINFtCTING SOAPS, % prevent contagion,
and an RELIABLE MEDICINES, y Z "
REMEDIES. aud ApPARAT = 10 be- hnd Uf
y. ROBERTS BAKER.
Successor 60 Meade < Bakcf.l
919 east Main street kichmond' Va.
is DIVA -uf AMI
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Uelp for Patrick People.

The following was received yesterday
from one of the editors and proprietors of
the Charleston Noes:
CHARLESTON, :. c.. June 10, 1882.
To the Editor of tie Richmond DiSpGich
sir.-I enclose YOU a check for Sl5 FOR
the fund FOR the relief Of the Patrick coun-
" sufferers. Ten dollars of this amount u
from one of our readers. who sends il un-
der the name Of sympathy and the
other - j. a modest donation from myself
a. N old NTginian.
IOurs. very truly. 7. W. DAWSON.
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Picnic Ox TIE New RAlLRoD.-The
Centenary SUNDAY school viii have pic
ME ON TUESDAY, June 27th, AT Providence
Forye. about twenty-four miles from the
city. on the recently-built railroad 10 New
port News. The place selected i immedi-
ately adjacent 10 the railroad, and has am
ple facilities for shelter in the event Of rnin.
shade Il said 10 be abundant, with alterna-
tions Of open and wood land; while mill
pond, with row-boats ana oarsmen, vii
vary the scenery and add to the pleasure ol
the occasion,
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CELERY AND ciANoNlLE PILLS

Iilsy have isecn tested time and time Aeain- and
always win satisfactory results. This preparation
is mects the necessities a the Ease Les me STATE
inss ~fai my Piils made g. curs. apd wiai they
have cured and aeiH cisrt Neuralgia. Nervousness,
sics Bcadache. Nervous Headache Dyspes'iie
FloAGachs- slecplesSness Paralysis. and Dysgspsis
fsss diseases are All nervous diseases Nervous
ness cIuh-sccs nervous weakness. irritation. &C.
sf,ondcncv. melancholy. and RESTLESS, dissatisfied,
miserable staie ~ mind and BODY indescrsbHhle-
These are sorDc of The symptoms Of nervonsness
Nov. to ~ fully restored 70 health and happiness
Is = priceless socp, and YET for 80 cents you can
satisfy yourself that there .s a cure fer yos. and
fos as ai ihe very furfhes That cure can te fully
srcu-ed These Pills ara All thss they are reTre-
.c4.,od % i,e and gusrNna5H g. give satisfse-
tios 4 used ~ dlrcc,ed- and i'fi cssrs any case
sold ~ al druggists Price. 5oc. a box. Depot
LOG north EUtaw street Baltimore. Nd. Ey mail.
rwo boxes Tor 81. OF six boxes for $3.50. 20 any
.1greS.-
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PIyAr0RK. This familiar and no le-s is-
Vorle petite opera viii be presented on
Friday night on the Mozart stage for the
benefit ~ the well-known tenor Mr.. L. W
Hof. The cas-. includes Mr.. Hoff a. Rail- /;
Miss Eva NJ lls, Of Washington, u. g., ~
Josephine; Mr.. Pierre Bernard rs Sir Jo-
seph; Mr.. L. W. Plzzini a. Captain Corco-
ran: Miss Sheffield ~ Little Buttercup /:
Miss May Thomas as Hebe, Mr.. Perrot a.
Dick Deadeye Mr.. II. T. Cardozo Is. Boat
swain. and Miss Isa smith n Aunt. They
will have the valuable assistance Of the
splendid Mozart chorus and orchestra.
That PinaiOre Will be presented in effective
style goes without the saying. The box
sheet Will be opened this morning at Ra-
mos 4 Moses. when seats may be secured.
Ii will Doe well 20 bee early. as there II going
10 be rush FOR places and a crowded house.
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DROWNED IN THE DOCE.-N esterday
morning between 10 and II o'clock. while
q party OF five small cOlOred boys were play
inc in a boat on the south side Of the dock
near the ship-locks, one % ,hem-James
Fox. about nine wears old-fell overheard.
John Ross. another Of the party, twelve
years Of age, went TO lis rescue. and. in
ATTEMPTING 10 pull Fox out Of the water.
fell in also and both were drowned. The
bodies were recovered shortly afterwards.
ard the Coroner being notified went down
and viewed them. but deemed an inquest
unnecessary. Ross lived on Twenty-iOurth
between Main and Franklin streets, and
Fox lived on Twentieth between Grace and
Broad streets.
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LOFTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
I AN Oh u N!~ISE

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one Of the hest femab phy siciAns
and nurses in the United states, aud has been used
FOR forty years with neveT-fallng safety and sue
cess by millions of mothers and children. from the
feeble infant OF one week old 20 tic admit II
reefs aeidiiy Of the stomach. relieves wind-conc.
regulaies the bowels. and gives rest. health. and
comfort 70 mother and child. We believe il the
best and suresi remedy in The world IN all cases Of
DYsESTERY and DIARRHTA IN Children.
whether arising from tcething from any other
cause. Full directions for using win accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac ssynfie
of CURTIS & PERKINS is on the outside wrap
per. sold by all medicine-dealers. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. W l6-eodlw
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THE RAWLEY SPRINGS.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.

are now open. In the management every effort
will be made 10 make the Of lse2 even
more attractive than last. A very excellent BAND
OF SIX PIECES for the lawn and iaHIl-rooin. The
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS enssrcd.
and prepared 30 entertain In the mos; salts
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUEsrs.
The water is the STRONGEST CHALlBEATE
10 America, IL attentive and tonic In ia effects.
remedy Of uncqualied utility and power. poted for
is curative properties For pamphlets address
). WATKINS LEE.
" 2-lm Manager.
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NEpIcA1 ACADEMY. DIR. T. J. Moore,
late of North Carolina. but now OF this
citv. read an elegant and exhaustive paper
last night before the Academy on "Spot-
ted Fever" (eerebro-spinal meningetis).
This disease was almost unknown here be-
fore the war. but since then il has fingered
amongst us, now and then carrying on a
victim. II il unfortunate that 1t II not
always recognized even by doctors until too
late. The most striking symptom il said
10 be intense headache. but without fever !;
hence il NAV De mistaken Tor neuralgia.
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ELECTION oF OFFIcERs.-The following
officers were elected last night at Richmond
Randolph Lodge, No. ls Wor. Benjamin
r. Howard. master; Richard 9. Fletcher,
senior warden; Charles 4. West, Junior
warden: W. Fletcher Richardson twelfth
timel. treasurer; William Hall Crew, secre-
tarv: james II. Allen, senior deacon; Ed
gar II. FERGUSON. junior deacon; Rev. A.
W. Wedden. chaplain, William Z. John
son. tiIer; IL. y. New. VIC. Tyler, g. W
strunge. A. {. Ellington, Peterieid Vest.
John 4. Rose, stewards.
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Visitors ior the Rawley springs leaving
Richmond at night or morning viii make
connection at StaugtOn for HarTisOnburg
and Rawley Springs, except sundays.
Daily mail. telegraph communication. I'M
surpassed trout fishng-3.j00 trout were
caught during q season by one guest.
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DEATH or MRS. John BOwERs.-Tuesday
morning about ] O'Clock this estImabit
lady died suddenly NJ the residence Of her
husband, Mr.. John Bowers, corner OF
Eighth and Clay streets. In the early eve
ming Mrs. Bowers was in her usual health,
but later in the night she was suddenly al
tackled with heart-disease, and soon after
wards was no more. Her death was so sud-
den that the blow fell with aggravated
keenness and force upon the bereaved fam
ily. who, in this sad affection, have the en-
tire sympathy Of the community. Her
funeral takes place this afternoon ut
O'Clock from the Second Baptist church.
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TOBACCO. CgGAgS. Ae.

II WHITLOCK, 1445 MAIN STREET,
manufacturer Of tle following nne brands oi
CIGARS;
MODEL, LITTLE FLORA
la EsTEI.LE. fllI.ABt sIfko,
MOZART, CHICK.
LILY BELLE, aud ORIENTAL.
Also dealer IN the following brands Of FINE TO
BACcO at mAnufarturcrs' prices
DIANoRA. EMPEROR.
WARD HkAND. HOME AGAIN.,
PIONEER. ROUGH AND READY t0e- pluesh
HALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &c. "a.
Seud for price-llyt. my sa..
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Excursion parties. or those leaving the
city. DESTROYS Of obtaining supplies, Will 20
10 Christian & Whites. where they will
find the largest and most complete stock
south Of New York. and at low figures.
They are general agents for Hatopp's cele-
bruted Nirpiuia claref
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Special Notice 10 .he Ladies.

The Boston. Broad and second streets.
/, unusually attractive on account % seye-
RAJ lines oi novelties Just opened.
Wait till Friday for piumes Il YOU want
barElins.
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7 YDIA L. PINKHAM's
vEGETABLE COMPOUND.
SURF CUEL FOR
AL FEMALE WEAKNESSES,
INCLUDING
gEUCoRRBLN A. IRREGULAR ANDPAINFUL
NTNSTEUATION. r. -FLAMMATION AND
ULCERATION OF THE woMBs
FLOODING, PEOLAPsUs UTERI. a..
Pleasant 10 the taste, eGicaoious and immediate
IN lis effect. II ls great help IN pregnancy, and
relieve pain during labor and AZ regular periods.
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE
II FREELY.
For an weaknesses Of the gcnerative organs Of
either sex Il is Second 20 30 rome4y that has ever
been before The public; and for al diseases Of the
kianeys Tie
GREATEST REMEDY N TIIE WORLD.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF EITHER SIX FIND GREAT RELIEF N
ITS USE
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Young ladies' Journal and the Century
Iliustrated MontAIy Magozine for july have
been received from n. Leonard, news
dealer, 90e Main street.
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SCHOoNER "E. ARCuLARfUs," with
- -arrO OF FlstsSH EOckLASD LINE, daily
exi-~'ed. This LINZ Il from The cvlehraisd
= ~Cr~kcti" /" Ltsse-k ths. and hsS no superior.
FRESH R0St>DAL.E and PORTLAND lis-
parted CEAf'>T: also. CALcfNtD and LAND
PLASTER. For sale lOw from svssei aud ware
hOus.e MANNER MOORE,
ie4--od foot seventeenth Strtct. south SIDE dork.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Re- on al sales II Real Estate made between the
lst Of January and last " jEne the taxes for the
present year have 90 be paid by the purchaser. on
all sales made heiv etn the lst cf July and last of
the wear the taxes have 70 be paid by The seller.
This custom was adopted about ffteeu years Hrt
by All the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies 70 Richmond and vicipli,.l
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. LAUGHToN. JE.. 10 A. NJ, furniture.

JNo. T. LAUGHToN, JE.. 10 A. NJ, furniture.
&c
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ. horses mules,
huggies. wagons. kc.
GEORGE :. NAsHON 4 son. =. NJ large
douhle-hrick dwelling on The north line If
Clay street between First and Fousbee streets.
WILLIAM !. MCNAMARA. z. NJ. brick DWELL
ing No. slJ 81 Paul street. between DuvAl and
Baker streets.
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