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Wedding BcIls-watson.y williams.

Last evening Miss Maggie f. Watson.
daughter OF Garret +. Watson, ESQ.,. was
married to Mr.. k. Z. Williams, of New
York, at the residence ofthe brides father.
on Franklin street. in this city. The cere-
mony was beautifully and impressiyeIy
performed by Rev. DR.. Minnigerode. as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Shackleford. OF New
York. and was witnessed by select COM
pany OF the friends Of the contracting par
ties.
The bridesmaids and groomsmen were
Miss India Watson and Mr.. William Un-
derwood, Of New York; Miss Josephine
Scott and MIR. Alexander Williams. OF New
York (brother OF the groom; Miss Sue
Maury and Mr.. Waller Watson, Miss May
Walton and Dir. Charles Antrim, Miss
Maggie Pegram and Mr.. Frank Williams.
Among the guests were the father and mo-
ther OF the groom.
The bride Is aigeneral favorite in Rich
mond society, on account OF her lively dis
position, sweet and polished manners. and
mental endowments. The groom is spoken
OF by all who enjoy his acquaintance as a
gentleman of sterling worth. The couple
left the city on the Chesapeake and Ohio
train last night for the north. The bridal
presents were numerous and exceedingly
handsome.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed CT
Yesterday:
Joseph Iolzback. charged with being
drunk and resisting the police. Fined 900.
Reuben Jackson (colored), drunk. Fined
w. c. Adams, charged with running
buocies on the street without license.
John G. Jones, drunk. Not appearing,
attachment issued.
Thomas Pinhorn, drunk. Fined S..
+ r.. Grubbs. drunk. Discharged.
James + Cr,Imp. drunk. Fined $3.50.
lanes Sweeney. charged with running
hrgo;es on the street without license.
Continued TO saturday next; accused sick.
Daniel Temple. spencer Jones, ana Da-
vid Stvwoter. charged with feloniously
breaking and entering the dweliing-house
of Alfred Mabry and stealing one coat and
two pairs of pants. Discharged from this
accusation, but the accused Delng notorious
thieves and dangerous characters. surety
for their good behavior was required In
the sum OF 5000 for six months. Commit
ted.
and o6using Mary Engle. Committed for
six months in default OF surety in the sum
OF 5000. III -,
,eloniousIy assauting and wounding Cor
nelins Richardson. Discharged.
II Njnnigerode, charged with beng
ohnn, 10 enooee i'm duel Discharged.
Reniamin Harris, charged with trespass-
;rd, on the chesapeake and ohio depot.
Yooun@-locked o up in station-house.
P"n;omin Cans. charged with assaulting
and ID Kicking Maria Myers. Dismissed upon
=" p Johnson, charged with keeping his
horhor-sIon G open and shaving persons on
~ 7 7 sutherland, charged with contempt
=, .. conrt v In calling n witness for the Com
,nonweeltb y, rv 4 liar. Fined So.
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PARK SEMINARY.-The sOlree musicale Of Parl
Scmlnary-of which Professor John c. Pettus I.
principal-came off last evening. There was but
one opinion as to the merits Of the occasion, and
that unqualified commentator. The pupil.
eyinccd the most careful and thorough training
The rendition of Whispering Wind instrumental
solo) by Miss Lily Wilson was 6ne At the conclu.
sion Of the musical exercises gold medal was
awarded TO Miss Lily Womack for improvement IN
instrumental music; an honorable mention made
of Miss Fannie Dickerson, who also rendered an
instrumental solo very effectively. silver medal
was awarded 10 X. Womack for improvement IN
penmanship. Certificates of distinction Ner,
awarded to Miss Edith IIazen rs best reader IN
First class and 10 Miss Oracle Hazen bes, reade
I'm Second class. Certificates Of distinction were
awarded to the following young ladies' who attain
ed a certain standard during the session Misses
Birdie Jones, Fannie Jones' Edith IIazcn. Oracle
Iazen, Della Bell, Florence lIechlcr, Blanche
IIechler, Lily Womack. Courtney Tucker, Herbert
Philips.
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The Contest for the Woods Medal.

The annual contest OF students OF Rich
mond College for the Woods medal took
place last night at the college in the pre-
sence Of large audience. Rev. \. b.
Brown presided, and General Peyton
Wise, Henry c. Burnett, Esq, and MIR.
James Caskie acted as judges. The de-
chalmers and subjects were as follows: ).
A. Barker, "Stars and Stripes y; F. F.
Fowler, "Aztec Metropolis; W. +.
Gunter, 'Results Of the War;; j. W.
Hensop, "The South Faithful to Her
Duty"; L. II. Hamberlin, "Regalus to
the Carthagenians" J. b. Lemon, cicero
rs. Verrcs"; d. NJ. Ramsey. 1.-THE Closing
Yearv:: T. j. Shipman, Courage; j.
B. Timberlake, mississippi Contested
Election y: w. w. Hurt. "Patrick Henry's
Appeal for Resistance to British Oppres-
sion"
General Wise, in presenting the report
of the committee, spoke in handsome terms
Of all the declaimers. and announced the
decision in favor Of Mr. Hamberlin.
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The COurf-Marfiai.

The court-martial ordered by the Gov
ernor TO examine the charges OF disobedi-
ence to orders preferred by Colonel Ander-
son. of the First regiment, against Captain
JcIoy f. Brown, Of Company ID, OF that
organization, is still engaged In taking tes-
timony. , ,,- r.o,,
ElIett) has not only made the point that
Colonel Anderson has not qualified by
taking the oath demanded by law. but that
the majority Of the court arc In the same
condition. These points will not be con-
s,dered by the court, but may be by the
Governor. TO whom the findings viii be
sent.
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Chamber Commercc's Annual Meeting

The annual meeting Of the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce viii be Bcld at G
O'Clock this evening at their rooms, in the
Commercial-Club building. The reports
OF the president and treasurer Will he sub
mittcd and a new Board OF Directors elect
ed, one half OF whom must. by the conSti-
tution. be gentlemen who have not served
upon the present Board. In other words,
every year at least 80 per cent. OF "new
blood" is put into the Board.
The Chamber Of Commerce Is OF vast
benefit to the city. Its watchfulness with
regard TO railroad rates and discrimlna-
tionS have been OF great service to the COM
muDity. Hundreds of people are, una-
wares. enjoying the fruits OF their vigilance
and afTecticnate care for all that concerns
Richmond.
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knights pilgrimage to San Francisco

A special order from Peyton :. Coles,
grand commander. and w. b. Isaacs,
grand recorder, Of the Grand Commandery,
knights Templar Of Virginia, directs thai
all affiliated Sir Knights in the State VINO
propose making the pilgrimage TO San
Francisco to attend the COnclavc OF the
Grand Encampment Of the United States III
August. at the earliest day practicable-
certainly before the 10th day OF July-notliy
the Grand Recorder of their intentions
They are required to have certificates, un-
der signature OF the grand recorder. and
seal and signature OF their recorder, OF
their good standing and of the relationship
TO them Of the ladies whom they propose to
take with them, in order that they may
have the advantage Of the special rates OF
railroad transportation. The neceSSaryeX'
ponses Of the trip need not erceed the sum
Of $500 per capita.
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Rriefs md Personals.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday the
case Of John j. Muse Us. Israel stern war
concluded and verdict for the defehuah'
rendered.
A clean sweep the showers OF yesterday
and the day before Us. the dusty and dirty
streets OF Richmond.
There was an alarm OF fire last nign',
caused by some waste In barrel igniting III
the store OF Mr.. Otto Wigand' corp'i
Eight and Main streets. No damage.
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FIRsT-noN0R MEDALS.

Mr.. George Bryan delivered these
medals. He said that Hon. James Lyons
had consented 10 perform the task. but thot
few days ago he declared that he could
not be present. When looking at the pretty
faces, and feeling the arch gances OF 60
many batteries OF bright eyes, Mr.. BRYAN
said he rather thought that Mr.. LYONS had
deserted in the face OF the enemy, prefer.
ring to sacrifice friend rather than stand
the cross-fire OF the occasion.
Mr.. Bryan Is nephew OF the late Rev.
DR.. William :. Plumer, and last night
gave indication that when age shall come
TO his brow he will wear worthy honors
in life; honors that will reflect credit on
his name and calling.
In fact, all three Of the young gentlemen
who took part up to this time certainly
made the occasion interesting To degree
that Is rarely seen when older hands and
heads attempted what they did.
.Hurrah for Meredith, Smith, and Bryan
F Mr.. Henry IIudnall, president OF the
new School Board, delivered the diplomas,
but as soon as he appeared on the stage
Kissing commenced and increased until the
whistling, cat calls, and general talk
showed the new president Of the School
Board that he was in the wrong pew. His
remarks could not bc heard, and were cut
short by the disturbance, and the diplomas
were handed out without formality. Az
forwards the bouquets were distributed TO
the pretty young ladies, and the meeting
adjourned.
FIRST HoNoRs-GoLD MEDALS.
February class. June CidSS
Carrie Lee WhitmOre. julia CrayCr.
SPRLLING-EXERCISE BOOK.-First Honor In
the Grade-Silyer Medal: Ella hraker.
GEADfATES.
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Err 9 9 S#HnT hB B ; F" S..
r O OR II u ~
+ 90 II DDDD s.
BBB RRR ZEE 4 DDp
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PPP RRR ZEE PPP 4 RRR A
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TIT II 90 M. Y
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I il 90 \ M =:

FirH-IT Is HEALTHFUL AND NUTRITIOUS. II
contains within itself the highly nutritious and
gtrength-gyiug phOsphatcs which are required by
the system. the same that are found In meat. nsl,
corn, and wheat. Ordinary bakng-pOwders'c cream
tartar. yeast. &c. do not contain any nutntiVe
qualities, but IN many cases very Injurious COM
lOunds
Ssc0nd.-IT WILL SOT DRTEBIoRATE or lose
strength by age. The peculiar manner OF packing
prevents loss OF strength after the package Is
open. All ordinary baking-powders lose strength
after being opened.
TRfrd.-IT Is PURE. The Characteristic form Of
package obvlates the necessity Of reducing the
strength, by the addition of starch -four in order
TO make 10 keep. as j. customary In the manuiac-
ture Of ordinary baking-pOwder.
FoUrth.-IT Is RELIABLE. and does not vary in
quality. The high standing and character OF the
Inventor Professor T. y. IiOrsfOrd. Of Cambrldgel
and The reputation Of the manufacturers uhe Rum
ford Chemical Works. Of Providence *. l'.l Is a
guarantee that the goods viii always be OF uniform
quality and as represented
Ffnh.-IT is ECONOMICAL. as it IS IS per cent.
stronger than the common baking powders and 30
per cent. stronger than the best baking-powder
made.
Si1fh.-Ir REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING, and
is better than all other baking-pOwders. The
bread, biscuit. &c. made with II are moist ana
palatable when cold.
The Horsford Almanac and Cookbook" sent
free upon application to the
RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence, RI.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. 7-eod6m
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A Missing Boy.

Ernest Woodfn Morrissette, son OF Il.
Morrissette, principal Of the public schools
OF Manchester, wandered from the home
Of his parents about II NJ. yesterday. This
little boy is seriously afflicted mentally
having had q severe attack Of scarlet-feyer
about four years ago. He Is twelve years
old, talks freely, and can readily give his
name and residence, and the name OF his
parents. When he left home he had on a
gray Jacket, black pants, and brown hat.
He was probably taken up by some
tboughtless driver. and carried either to
Richmond or Chesterfield.
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VapI, fbat would Not Pay.

Edward Chapel, w. b. Scott, and Rob,
ert Richardson (all colored), were arrested
Yesterday by Policeman Il. c. Wilkinson
and Sergeant Angle, charged with Keeping
a keno-bank in Theatre alley.
Joseph Hancock (also colored) had on tne
night before won S25 from the bank"
and II would not pay up. This led 10
difficulty between himself and one OF the
men, and the latter struck him IN the
mouth, and he went 10 the Second station
house and reported the facts.
Some OF the gamblers implements were
captured when the arrests were made.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS!

Are you disturbed at night anA broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
eNcruciating pain Of cutting teeth? IL so, 60 at
once and get n bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. IL viii relieve the poor little
sufferer rimmcdiately-dcpend upon &C.; there Is no
mistake about it. There IS not a mother on earth
who has ever used Il who viii not tell you at once
that it VIII regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to The child, operating
ike magic. 10 IS perfectly safe 10 use In al eases,
and pleasant to the taste. and IS the prescription OF
one Of the olde,, and be.t female physicians and
nurses in the United states. sold everywhere. 20
cents bottle. Je ll-eOdlw
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A DvERTIsTNG CHEATS.

It has become so common to write the begin
ming OF an article in an elegant, Interesting man
ner.
"Then run It into some advertisement that We
avoid all such,
And simply call attention 10 the merits Hop
Bitters In as plain. honest terms as possible
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which so proves their
value tha, they will never use anything else"
~THE REMEDY 50 favorahly noticed in all the
papers,
"Rcligious aud secular. Is
"Having large sale, and is supplanting all
other medicines.
There Is no denying the virtues of the Hop
plant, and the preprietors Of Hop Bticrs have
shown great shrcwdncSs
And ability
~ln compounding medicine whose virtues are
20 palpable 20 every ones observation"
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a,.a Convention Roll.

The secretary Of the Democratic City
o;,,oe mu w. d. Cbesterman, will have
opnI : rnI, Of tbe delegates to the City Conyen-
a, 10" ,;n,ed ~ @ from the list OF members as II
a,on .rs y, , IN the Dispatch. Any names erro-
nppusiIv pppp,sIy published may be corrected on the
,,eDjiI ro,I II he Is promptly informed.
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FATHER Is GETTING WELL.

my daughiers saw:
"IIow much better father Is since he used Hop
Bifers.M
"He IS getting well after his long suffering from
n disease declared incurablc.n
And we arc so chd that he used your Bitters."
a LADY Of Utica. y. y.
my l7-Thlw JSa&T
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A DACGHTER'S MISERY.

"Eleyen years our daughter suffered on bed Of
misery
"From a complication Of kidney. liver, rheu
matte trouble, aud nervous debility,
"Undor the care of the best physicians,
"Wh0 gave her disease various names,
But no relief,
And now she is restored to us in good health by
as simple remedy as Hop Btters, that we had
Stunned for years before using it.m-THE PA
RENTS.
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OFFICE or THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE)
INSURANCE COMPANY,
RICHMOND. June ., 1888.
TIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS con-
PANY will be held nj the cOmpany's Office, No:
1918 Nam street, at II o'clock VI. on M0N)Al
the 1 sfh ,,stsnt ". II. MCCARTHY.
ts Io-fd secretary
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When the blood IS impure, or when II Is thin and
cold, good health Is impossible. Under such con-
ditions bolls pmples. headaches. neuralgia, rheu-
matism and one disease after another Is developed
Take AYER's SARSAPARILLA, aad It win make
the blood pure, rich. and warm.
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An ODcn Letter.
SECOND BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, }
RICHMOND VA Innp ID 1892 (

fECUND BAPTIST SUNDAY SIHOOL,
RICHMOND, Va, June IL, 1888.
MesSrs. Foster, Campbell d Co., city:
Gentlemen,-By unanimous vote o
our school am directed to return its sin
cere thanks to you for the present OF a fin'
photograph Of our beloved pastor. Rev
William w. Landrum. The picture ha
been greatly admired for its good execu
ton and as n splendid likeness Of Brother
Landrum. Very respectfully,
w, II. SMITH. Secretary.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE &c.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT HAND-PAINTED lCE-cREAM,
BERRY. and LEMONADE sErs-something
new;
IIAyELAND's BREAKFAST, DINNER. and
TEA SETS;
A beautiful line Of NEW CHAMBER TOILET
SETS just opened.
can and see them +. B. TAYLOR,
telO l0ll Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear,
with rains in the evening
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, "a ;
Q A. NJ, 81; noon, Sc; 3 p. NJ, SO; p.
NJ, 70; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, rs SIS.
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Late weather Report.
Inr ielngranh tn the Dlsnafch. /

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June Al 4. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, cooler,
clearing, and fair weather, northerly to
westerly winds, and higher barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, local rains
followed by cooler, partly cloudy weather,
winds shifting to northwest and northeast,
and higher barometer.
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DID SHE DIE

~she fingered and suffered along, pining away
all the time for years"
The doctors doing her no good"
" And at last was cured by this Hop Bitters the
papcrs SAY so much about"
~lndecd lndecd,~
- How thankful we should he for that medic inc.
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lIorry,l Miss Julia Waldron; third, either
uuel' Tyrolean airs; fourth, waltzes,
Tres Joli," (Waldteufel,) amateur orches-
tIa NTH, solo soprano, Embarrassment" :"
laDf,l Miss Julia Waldron; sixth. solo,
nute, AIRS Russes," GIeincmeier,) Mr.. III.
u. Farmer; seventh, march, "Fonntain-
'un Cub" CWiegand,) amateur orchcstra.
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"ROUGH on RATS" clears out rats, mice, ne'
roaches, bed-bugs, ants, yermin, chipmunks. l5c
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To the Cnn't.Get.Avay Club.

Gentlemen who wish to take their meals
at hotel while their families are out OF
the city would do well to call at the IT.
James, Twelfth and Bank streets.
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UCTIOS SALES THIS DAY.

RE- on al sales OF Real Estatemade betweentht
tst Of January and last OF june the taxes Tor the
lrcsent yc?r have to be paid by the purchaser. or
pll sales made between the lst Of july and last Of
abe year tle taxes have % be paid by the seller.
lThis custom was adopted about ificcn years age
bv all the rct estate agents I'm EichmOnd, and APP
plies 10 Richmond and yiciniN.I
WILLIAMS & BOWIE. trustees sale of lots on
west Main street. at the southeast corner OF
Plum and Main, ut $50 l.. VI
T.. B. COOK, administrators sale Of furniture,
piano &C., at the corner Of Eleyenth and Mar
Shall streets, at 10 4. VI.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. dry goods, notions, &c,
at 1914 Main street, at 10 \. VI.
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SAVE MONEY by having yOur printing done at
the DISPATCH PgINrING-lOUsE. Good wors
low nrices.a .and satsfaetion guaranteed.
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MOZART THIS EvENING.-First, overture,
. Zum Volksfest," (Carl,) amateur orcnes, :,
ira; second, solo soprano, "Gaiiy It'll,
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, a
vi bers of METROPOLlTAN LODGE. Nv
No H. \. +. and 4. MasOns. are requested y *
20 attend a stated communication of their "
Lodge at their lodgc-rOom, -. Alhans Hall. THIS
fThursdayl EVENING. june IAN, al o'clock.
Election 0f officers for the ensuing year. Members
of sister lodges and transient brethren are invited
to attend. -
BY order of the W. VI. :. Il. .JNoObS'
ieli IL Secretary
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THREAT THE HUMAN MACHINE

NTLY.
NEITHER CONSTIPATION. collie, DlAR-
RHG,A. DYSENTERN. OR OTHER BOWEL
COMPLAINTS. CAN BE CURED BY ABUSING
THE DELICATE MACHINERY or THE SIS
TEN WITH FURIOUS PURGATIVES. THE
BFST AND SAFEST REMEDY. PARTICU-
LARLY AT THIS SEASON. Is 4 TEASPOON
FITL OF TARRAN1'S SELTZER APERlENT,
TAKEN IN a GLASS OF WATER, WHICH
Will Gently RELIEVE. WHILE TONING
AND HEALING THE IRRITATED INTES-
rrINE. je2-Sa.Tu&Th2w
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HOTELS AND nOARDING.HOUsEs.
GUNNER BOARDING.

- s,
VIII entertain a limited number OF BoARDERS
FOR THE SUMNER. Location healthy ana de-
lightfnl neighuOrhOOd uneNceptiOnahle; churches
and pOst-unice convenient; six miles from tolum-
bia.. on the iichmond aud AleghshY ra'lro1d,
from which point parties will be- conveyed.
TERMS: Twelve dollars por month.
For further particulars, address ,.,.,.r
irns. SUSAN j. VEST.
Wilmington, Fluyanna county, Va
O.. m
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RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL.
NINTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.

Interesting Exercises and Addresses by
Mcssrs' Wyndham Meredith, fl. VI. smith.
Jr., and George Bryan Delivery OF Diplo-
mas and List of Graduates, &c.
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C0RR,s IsLAND. ~. THE ONLY
WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATU COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.

The finest warm sulphur bath In the world.
Pamphlets 10 be had Of Purcell, Ladd & CO., or OF
an l1-3m JOHN l.. EUDANK.
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-r
NuLLER's HOTEL,

MI TLIENN = IIV I3I4'
vi 81, 39, AND Al WEST TwENrN-sNfh
STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
southern people visiting New York VIII ind this
house most desirable stODpimg-place. possessing
the comforts OF home with the advantages OF a
hotel. at moderate rates.
Convenient % the centres o. trnde, the parks,
places OF amusement. and The principal chnrshss.
Pure air. perfect ventilation, uneNceQnonable ta-
BILE. Turkish. Electric. and Roman baths.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR. my 2l-e0dlm
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II A 5 S. b A l. l. &.
CIGARS.

HEWITT & son, Nc. ~ SOUTH
IL FOURTEENTH STREET, manufacturers
Of the following brands Of FINE CIGARS: DE-
LICIOSA, Eli PICADOR, Ia NINA. VISTA
GONDOLIER, FORGET T-ME-NOTS, OLD JACh.
/ STANDARD, EXCELsIOR, aud their new brand
.WINONA." Reductions on all grades OF goods,
and orders solicited IRON The trade. ap 20-eod3m.
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RICHMOND. YA,June 3, 1888.
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION

Il
The regular weekly soiree will take place Al
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING AT 81
y,tationcards, which must be presented AZ the door.
Members can obtain inyiiation-cards on appnea-
ZION 10 G. T.. SIRGEL, 42l Broad street; {. r.
JOHNSTON. 9lS Main street. or RAMOS MOSES
Ola Main street. " ~ Af-at
rVUE CONCERT GIVEN On LAST
/ THURSDAY by The BOYS OF The MALE
Inn ON FRlDAY AFTERNOON, June 10Th, at B
o'cl0ck Public Invited. e li-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-14
)CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
III ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
Two distinct hotels and separate dining-roorls.
Cottages attached 10 each hotel. Gas and electric
bells. Naval-Academy Band. Charges graded.
Capacity, 1000 guests. ,......,
EUGENE G. PEYTOS,
my o5-2m General Manager