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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-01

A WEDDING IN WESTMINSTER Abbey
4 young American lady thus describes n
wedding in the Abbey in letter to her
friends in Boston:
1--WE strolled into Westminster Abbey the
other morning at 10 o'clock. The service
was being read, and We took our seats
among the congregation. As soon az it was
finished We saw that something unusual was
about to happen, cnd as our places were
good ones we thought it best to keep them.
Then we learned that there was TO be q
wedding, and not being able to produce
tickets VIC were politely requested to take
seats beyond the iron palings. Only gran
decs can be married here, with al the hal
lowed dust under foot; and so much more
unhallowcd dust that so cOnspiucously CO.
vers the statuary and monuments OF this
ancient editicc.
4 cauon's daughter was 20 be led to tie
altar to-day. Soon the invited guests be-
gan to arrive, and their light summer to-
lcttcs made pretty contrast TO the mag
sive sombrencss of the dark-colorcd arcni-
tectural surroundings. Then the wedding
marty arrivcd-tirst the chorus Of boys III
white robes came up the aisle, then digni-
taries OF the church in their millinery, fol-
lowed by Dean Stanley and the officiating
clergyman, who together performed the
ceremony. They took their placc-front
Of the chanccl. 4 hassock was placed at
the Deans feet for the pair TO kncel upon.
The couple approached the bride in heavy
white silk, honiton veil, orange blossoms,
and very handsome diamond ornaments. |
cannot say she was pretty, and the bride
groom was hardly beyond boyhood. His
"best man." as the English term his
croomsman, walked at his side; behind
came ten bridesmaids, swectly dressed in
white muslin Gust off the floor trimmed
with futing of the same, high-neckcd
and long sleeves. Over the waist was
a fancy mauve silk one, termlna-
ting in large sashes Of the same. The most
of them wore bonnets, but the last two,
much Younger than the rest, wore hats Of
mauve tullc. Over all, coming down to the
bottom of their dresses, were white thin
tulle wells that had on extremely pretty
mazy-wavy effect over the mauve. Each
carried n beautiful bouquet. While the
wedding party all knelt, marriage cho-
ralc was sung, and the sight and the sounds
will never by us be forgotten. The ring
was put on where they stood. As they
turned and came down the aisle tho " We'd
ding March was played upon the organ,
the echoes of which are strangers within
the cid walls Of this venerable pile. hen
the company, choristers and all, went into
the chancel, singing on the way, and the
ceremony was finished. We turned from
the bright scene, so full of light ard hope,
to the shadows of the "poet's corner"
where we met suggestions Of another cha
racter, and as we unused under the mural
tablets Of names familiar to us from child
hood we felt the piece and tho occasion fur
nished us q text for moralizing. The career
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A REMARKABLE MEETING AT DAMASCUS

A REMARKABLE MEETING AT DAMASCUS.
A public banquet was recently given ut
Damascus in honor of the Governor Of
Syria, to which members Of all religions
subscribed Unfortunately. 1t Is fact
worthy of mention that these subscriptions
were volunteered equally freely BY Moham-
mcdans, Jews, and Christians. Moreover,
the Clema, the Great Rabbi, and the Greek
and Catholic patriaroAs, all sat around the
same table. Not long since that same city
OF oamascus was the scene Of bloody strife
no'weeA religious factions. On referring
- history 1t is easily proved that religious
s,aeaf have, perhaps, caused more
.ho G than any othe,--for instance,
' .s, ofusaaes, the rule of Cromwell. and,
1 si. more recently, the rebellion in
4ndin. May We hope that tine mar.
taking OF the bread and salt of hosnitoI.
iity may tend to q permanent understand
ing among the various religious sccta
Coming events cast their shadows boforo
them, and the above inciden. may well he
regarded as one Of the steps Of proqreas
initiated By the great events nov occurring
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-01

TIE PorE's WIT.-Thc Pope's sense OF
humor is provcrbial in Rome, and he gave
l good example of it the other day to a cor
poration of bakers who asked an audience
Of him in order to demonstrate against the
new and excellent public oven, which sup
plies far better bread on much lower terms
than they had been in the habit of making;
This Interference with their long-enJoyed
monopoly was of course, although great
popular benefit, grievous injury in their
eyes. Holy Father" said the spokesman,
= it is very hard on us /; we have worked 80
long for the public benefit ut IS quite
true ny son, replied the Pope, " and it is
high time Won rested little, and let other
neonle work.
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This is what nice young man writes
from Homburg - took place at the rou-
!cttc table, and had not stakcd more than
once or twice when two handsomely drcsscd
ladies placed themselves one on either side
Of nc, md commenced playing with the
smallest coins allowed, wedging IN rather
unplcasantly close between them. At my
third or fourth stake won Oh both the CO.
lor and q number, and my ncishbor On the
right quietly swept up my coins from the
color the instant they were paid. remon-
stratcd, and she very politely argued the
noint, ending by restoring my money. But
during our discussion my far larger stake,
paid in the meanwhile on the winning num-
Der, had disappeared into the pocket OF my
neighbor on the left, who was not so polite,
and was very indignant at my suggestion
that the stake was mine. An appeal to the
crouper only produced q shrus of the
shoulders and regret that he had not seen
who stakcd the money, an offer to stop the
play, and & suggestion that | should find 1t
very difficult to prove it was my stake
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Tho onon;no of Tho SlIe7 can

round ua. The opening of the Suez canal
will cause people hitherto almost unknown,
md deprived of the means of communica-
ion with the more civilized nations of the
,arth, to be brought into more immediate
contact, and the ultimate results cannot
all. On the other hand, prelatcs and mes
.engcrs of peace and brotherly love are
last assembling in Rome from all parts Of
he globe in order to take common counsel
n the most promnen: points whereby to
obtain unity Of opinion on religious mat
tera. We are now passing through an era
# wondrous events, and it is to he hoped
ha. the results will be fraught with bcnc-
It's to the universe at large.-Ne'r FORK
i[ctnld
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"BRrAKERs AHEAD" -Thcrc is q story
current that traveller, conversing with an
unalutcratcd specimen of g Red Republic
canism !" in France, asked if France was
likely to have another revolution ?" " Ger
tainly," said the man in the "tlouSe,n
I'VE are counting off the days now
And who will you extcrminatc then? ?"
inquired tic seeker of interesting info7ma-
ton YOU havn'tany nobility to destroy"
" ,1o,n was the reply, ''zc noble is gone !;
but when we 90 to work again we shall feet
ze bonkcr.' And with a leer not at all
pleasant to behold, the snubbed revolution
isl gave significance to the remark By draw
ing his finger repeatedly across his throat.
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By GrubbS & Williams, AuctionccrSr
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A VERY NEAT BRICK RESIDENCE,
"A ON THE EAST SIDE OF Aba us STREEI
ETTW FEN MAIN AND CARY. Al AttIl'!N,
on MONDAY. eth September, ut ; 0,ci"ck /. VI.
will sell upon The premises the tiOC 81 slIu.t:!
as above, In rear Of Mr.. Lewis y. CrcnShaw' )
residence. ,.
1t has five rooms besides passage and closets.
Also, Il kitchen with two rooms. The lot Is 30 "
ll0 feet. ,., A.. -
This is one Of the few opportunities thHt are
offered for securing small COMFORTABLE residence
in nm excellent ucighborhool and 1T q moderate
cost. Few better investments in real cSt@te cou!d
lie found.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
,usn AuCtiOnccra.
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,r-rryos SALES.--FUTURE Days

CAFE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
49, JIG AND QUEEN COUNTY, VA
- IN ,nnr.ai,ped will. on TUESDAY the 5th day
~ ne ootnbar isso sell upon the premises the farm
called HdCKLEY NECkm lying n on t ,ng Mafa,
RR1 1m1iT r. ;JNDRED AND TNlRTf-FlVE
THIS is one Of the best farms on the river nG na it IS
comp" nifty Of pine timber Of the original
i grnwth Immediately upon the banks Of the Malta
poni. L,oyr, IN the day Of
snie. rI Ia. y HT " Tr-PSFR'
dsswtOct. Commissioners.
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By Leo r Gott.h Auctioneers,
m TIA Main street.

ERAME DWELLING LII, C. ON ro TW % "
1JTCTION,-On WEDNESDAY,, 1st September
next, on the premises. ut o'clock !. d.. we WIZ
sell the FRAME DWELLING situated ai me cor. T.
rnoms kitchen with two rooms: well OF excel
lent water. &c. The lot fronts 30 feet on twenty
nth street by 1z8 feet deep to an alley II feet wiQe
Also. LOr adjoining, fronting 30 feet,
TEpHs. At sale, LEE GODD1N,
M 30 AuCtioH'eis'
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VERY MISE rroH TIE WEATHER.-Dutch-
man: Goos morrer, Pat; how YOU tuz ~
rishman: "Thc top o the mornin' till ye,
3mitt; dye think we'll get rain the day r
Dutchman: "Kess no vc never hash mooch
rain in der dry dime Irishman: Faith,
an yer right there, Smitt an thin whin-
iycr it gifts in the way O rainin' the divil
bit o dhry withcr will We git as long as the
,rot snn11 howlds';
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{ treat SALE Ot, IS n = ~ - L en- l. ~; -
~ LAMBS IN CARDLlNE COY - Si+ti r.
or NlEElEl Al, Anure" hh,lcFts!c, ~ T pi,f
ii La" ana ,ccr: SslEicc III ID 'ina |PI y
m"nd Va, hereby Intimate nm alt ~ taf,i
OF orders lsa,cu ~ te H.Lil c9m1t -. ~ ~
states LOT Ilc NlStlt..' o: II SI,t!", 1T; ,
August, A. -. lSt', 1iicT or s''ie ~ p.'!1 , .
1t Carull.e county coGl nous ~, va
miles from thc aurora ucPnt' uii VA" 49,
FREDERICK. DlrG anu oIoitdC i. ~, - y
DAY. the 18th day OF ScptcAncF: \. H. i',' at -
O'Clock, noon. frcc from all iciiS anu lh'uih-
bTanccs ld0"cr excepted but which ucI".c ,I'c Hts
If sale may also T." .c%CclIrul. tte nltt,,TlHxE
LANDS. y IEisi.S > - ~ AZ, 1,,u - 80 w..
surrcn"cTcd ~ TN" t3iliFupt, - t " :" ~
rurtcv. In their schedules h!cd WIN Tue cl"rA u
court, to-wit: ,,x
10. ~: Damnriag Re n M cmnta'ninr
iiii. <nr - tZn TWrE;pY-rIVE ACRFS.
No 525 WlLiA "a VI, H. Enhtrs, cI TWjip
c Si1!h -. = I'M wE%TY-rtIi|P Ores
~ 81 n II and adIoininn The iturI. OF
NIL III " ~ %iG and Inc Mss Meek Tract
W 20 u Ia r Willie. Caroline county. 4
Tip fST ot; / AID containing TWO III INBRED
w - (.G!pES held in St Si1nuie in
sa;J c,Intv -''
Eo. ~. john II. Pullcr Caroline county. \
TRACT OF LAND containing SIX HUNDRED
ND FIVE ACEES, held in Zee. in said county.
ti;n = TrsCT OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES
Mold in tar known rs the II amrkir Tract"
In i, 'St"pfnld G. Jrnrs CIrolInc county. 4
,ri - or. I,SD ennnnsnd 70 contain TWO
80, ~, I , h-n
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FURNITURE, &c.

MATTRESSES, &C.
7 HARDWOOD & RITTER, opposite tie post
office Main street, arc now prepared to lnanu!ac-
tnre to order any style Of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most eleSc 1t stock OF
CHAMBER, PARLOR, and DIEING-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond Tor
many wears. CHAMBER SETS can be Dough. al
our establishment from s25 TO $780,
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF oil styles
made to order, and warranted rs represented.
AS the prices OF mos. other goods are coming
down. VIC have reduced the price OF every article
In our line and arc now selling about rs low rs VI
did before the war. All In want OF FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
cur stock before buying. We have goods 10 suit
the rich or the poor. -
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-cflce, Main street;
&c 7l-am Richmond, va.
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By Edward d. Newburn'
Real Estate \ gent and Auctlonecr,
No, 1910 Main street.

rg1RUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT lALo-
i ABLE FARM KNOWN AS "GRt:EN Me-
DOW PLAETATION,'' IN HENRlCO CQIt r.
TY, NEAR MEADOW STATION, 81 HE
RICHMOND AND YORK ElyER RAILR0AI2:
AND ABOUT TEN MILES BELOW TUE CITY
OF RICHNCSD.-Bv virtue Of n decd 81 trust
executed to the undersigned by john Fl. Glens6n
ON the 8th day of juno, lsC0, and duly recorded IN
decd book SIS, page III l shall proceed to sell
securely at public auction. on SATURDAY the
nth rav of September, lSC9. Mt l. oclock NJ, In
front Of the Ucnrico county COURTHOUSE, the pro-
pcrty described in said dced-as follows, to VII
Xii that TRACT OF LAND lying ana beng III tnc
county of Hcnrico, state of virginia. with al the
buildings, improvements. and appmrtcna,nCCeTS
thereto belonging. containing SIN ~ y D ,s
ND TWEETY-NINE AND SEFE N-ElGdlInS
ACRES. more or less and known as the ',GREES
MEADOW PLANTATION boumdel rs lIl-
ln,vs-to wit On the north by the Chickahomlny
river on the east by the lands formerly owned Dy
William Carter. now deceased; on the south Dy
fine lands OF William .. George ana George W q.
Savage: on the west by Martha Allen and beng
tho same real estate that was conveyed to the sala
John IT. Gleason hy deed from e.. ". l.. Y.
Gatcvoods and wives. hearing date July 2th, iS"S
and duly recorded II deed book 50, page ~.
TERMS Cash as to the expenses OF sale ana inr
the sum Of $500 96 with interest from August Nm
1852 and rs to the residue, upon such terms rs may
he ammo un ced upOn the day of sale.
sci EDWARD r. NENBURN. Trustee.
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If the noble and the ignohle must all ter
inmate, and be rounded off under the IN
nyitable He facet.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
n RAILROAD LiEE-TOR BALTlM0KE
TIE SOETII. AND ORTIiWEST-CilAEGt
OF SCilfDULE-DAILYt ENCEPT SUNDAYS.
on and after TUESDAY, Sh OF june, PASSENGER lsr
for Baltimore and all points North ana N9rlh,
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad al
Richmond Tor West Point. where they take tht
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain l.. e. FREEMAN
or KENNEBEC. Captain j. II. FREENAS,-botl
hoats having been put In lrst-rate order-reachinI
Baltimore the following morning In time to con-
meet with The trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
y Lfglt-trcct wharveS, foot OF Barry street, ttty
Except Sundays ut O'Clock +. ~, passengers
arriving In Richmond at 1915 +. W. the following
dav In time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danville railroad for Dan
vile and all point, on that road Greensboro',
Charlotte. &C., y. c.; Columbia, > e.,
and Ill points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except Sundays st
o'clock +. VI. leaves West Point daily Except
AIondays) At 1919 \. NJ.
THOMAS DODhMEAD,
rl,tt- f,.nf
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RICHMOND. May II, 1852.

'KlCNMDND, fs0''
I" lfr. J. Eiids:
"Dcar Sir.-Thls is tn certify that have used
your .EraiIcatur' three times In the course OF u
week and conscIcntIously say that have derived
more relief from It than anything have ever lrieo.
| have been afflicted with rheumatism Tor nite:h
years, and during that time nave been unaple ~
thousand dollars without receiving relief. Your
: EradIcator' has acted like charm. and SIN,
ccrcly hone Won Will succeed In establishing Il I'll
through the country. and heartily recommend II 10
all afflicted with rheumatic diseases contracted
from colds or other causes.
And believe me, yours with gratitude,
&C C. IIOPKISS, No. u Broad street,
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GLASS EFFECTUAL ELIXIR guarantees t.
cure Dyscntery. Diarrh9a, and all bowel disoT'
dcrs Read certificate TO J. Elias, ESD:
nncar cjr.-I was suffering with the dysenterI
four weeks and after taking one dose OF yoiil
Elixir | was perfectly cured. ! can only say J
worked Ike a charm / recommend Il
highiv 10 any one suffering with any disorder Of
the bowels. c-,,,,
..Yours truly, }. GRESSDAIA.
&" Richmond, April ID, 1892"
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CLEANERS.
FOR NEW YORK. :

OLD DoNISroN STEAMSHIP sszaaaslsafes
COMPANY. ,,,o.,C
The splendid nsw sde-whsel s.esT'hips h iSAAG
BELL, SARAT0GA, 49, a = W. ~, YORK for
M NarfaIk City I Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY THuRsDAY, and o sA srerK pnE &
. sonimHy and SUNDAY, at high tide:
These ships entirely nsw They aace eesda
aoons and state5o2 are ase
'i3n "sa connections made with steamers 1of ah
.onthern and European ports; At =, oIrAy-
ira N Gf PER GENT, at the Offices Of this
company. , t,-osiacnt. 1877 Greenwich
'treet;; ,HI NY DUNBAR & Co, Agents.
cnrner Main aud Eleventh airees'
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BrA. c. Pulllam. Auctionccr.

rT7RTSTEE'S SALE OF LAND, &c, IN
! CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. At AUCTION:
Having been required by the administrator 81
John Kelley, deceased shnll, rs trustee IN Gcca
Of trust executed hy James Erllcy (of record In
Chesterfield county court clerks of!cnl, expose
for sale mt public auction, on the premises. III l.
. o'clock VI. on THURSDAY the 9th day of sep
tnmbcr next. the TRACT OF LAND upon which
the said James Kelley now resides, continuing
TEN ACRES, With very comfortable tRA MhD
DWELLING and other houses thereon, situated
on the south side Of Falling Creek turnpike IN
Chesterfield county. about eight miles from Eich-
,ronl There IS personal property also conTcyCA
in said deed. which will probably he sold.
Terms : Made known nj sale.
WILLIAM AMBER", Trustee.
4. c. PCLLIAI. huctiOnccr. au 3e-Sep lrS,ts,'
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.-1n
Il accordance with the provisions Of the VII Of
Lucy Ann Ship deceased. the undersigned WI! sell
At public auction, upon The premises. on TIL rs
DAY. 10Th dav OF September, l,t9, al tie X NJ
ESTATE or which she died pnsscSscl. Consisting
II TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF H. ND 50
living ~ to ConStitut" one farm II desired. III:
tirsf containing SEEENTN"TWO &C RES, end
he second FIFTY-ElGllT AND 4 1ii:kD
ACRES. These lands are situated III the county
If Caroline Va five miles from Hanover Court
house. u station on the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
road. and upon each lot there Is Il dwcliln%-housc
and "Ut-hOuscs.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known Oh day Of
sale. EICttAhD ~ ~ n, Ni''',
Executor Of Lucy A. ship. deceased.
M IS-WIWE
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pAPuUA POWDERS.
DEATH TO CuIL l. 3 l..
WONDERFUL CURES


Tho success or the celebrated RAPuCA pow
~ set t ~. W., iit Irr.jfIi disease ACNE
r -, ~, T. hynmd narlIL.I strange az II
NJ FL - -, ~, y! fried tr incdIcs
= i,',tnod,to rrrcr Int by ncrsis
r. Iii.i,,g irn"tinns given will prevent Its
'r, IT.. rn,,nostion is 81 the most simple and
hr,cicIai character, aud NAV be taken b. the most
dIiicni,. fcin:In, or even by \ Child.
@ ,hn ccpiicatcs from gentlemen
, : IL" MI INIT r,r IN this community
u n!a' i'p''' t IA ''',, ,,,e, - 1880
Cdptain Z. .: Lsry: ,...o, .,,u,, r. o,,,,., ,,,
'car Shay a!ueh5eF WIS c.cn :! eai'S ~
'Nct -. 81. " "a -. -,, - ard .honla
"' 'lc@ ~ al W" 0~ rrr-r..pp rrC,r,uDsOv
D,c,,,,o,-,, y, co,,o,n,,or o. 1sr.
fi.tMuHn' A., stpte'nn.; 49, i' 60
IiiS - 20 ccfliy tt'I unri'g ia3I sP'nT c t0
chllls and fever, and Grtr trying a greot ,nang
remedies for the disease, tonnd no permGneht re-
HCr until procured from captain LcSy pnG,kac
Of his celebrated kapnha aGac na EFT d,r"5
dcrS, Which, tahe pleasure IN st;ttlllP, t.ct hcd
them Immediately. IN. pIcs'rip.lo. c "ntangu
twelve powders. li0uhd ~ necessary 10 tiEc oIitH
nail Inc NUMBER. hcrco! cIccrluIt at' ni!nc
Ia The list OF ccrtlhcatcs OF me Giicacy ~ thc
"Ealhui Pow'icra III cases OF c,li!s anu ie'tF'
and would advise all thus au!lcte1 10 procure
package OF them IL once. - .
Il. +. FALENIlH
-. 1. On ,o,,
RiCHhO%D VA, June - lsos.
This Is TO ccrtllS lnit I%T t"aItS months ist
past was afflicted WIN cniiS 1i .GvIr .n leon al,
Smfsy Tfsyst d nnd e Who rt e
c0inl'e'i' 'i'eH - '''''' INK H. ROBERTS.
"a" nehr SSir.-Wi,h pleasure do bear testimony to
tina efiicarv ii ynur ..Raphua pow!crs;' In ar
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sEEDsMEs. FLORISTS, &c.

CEED WHEAT.-Wc have in store and
> for sale 4 superior lot OF SEED WHEAT. O!
the White StraTcd Hcd!tcrraneGu variety" "a
bearded red wheat selected toy the grower, Colonel
David s. Bell. of Augusta county, Va. exprcssl!
for seed. This wheat Is admirably adapted 10 our
climate, being thrifty, hardy variety, and yield
ing TWENTY-FIVE To thirty bu-hcl. 10 The acre. ANY
further Information viii be cheerfully given. 4
sample can he seen ~ our Office, No. u Fifteenth
street, Richmond. Va, where 1t VIII be sold In
quantities 10 suit purchasers. ..u,, .,o,r.
p S.-For further Information. see extract from
Colonel Bells letter IN Planter ard Former for
September. aG 2e-Z1"E"
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO /

1OJNT GEN II.MA IN no Is
and WHO has had several wears experience a.
teacher. including one year in one of the best fc
male schools OF the State, desires 4 PLACE As
PRINCIPAL OK ASSISTANT In & school ofhtgh
grade The best testimonials Fl ON the Faculty Of
the University OF Virginia and from other Gistin
gIishcd sources can lie given. Address "a. Il.
c." Greenwood Depot, Albenarle county. Nir-
giuia. au 23-aw
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CO AG L l. n +! a
49, eunrIv Of this valuable cement just re-
reived. For sale by i. BLAIR Druggist,
anaI 9s Broad street
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au 2G-lw GehcEal 4 lclEllt - 800
AM OHIO II ALL

TIiESAPEAkE AND WHY hAih
I J EOAD.-SUAfMER SCHEDuLE:oon ah nT
after the s0ru JUNE, 1889, the NAIL TtAlS vi.
run daily between Richmond and White smipn" "
Strings. Leave Richmond ut A. NJ. andarriye, ~
V hits Sulphur Springs at 81 ?. VI. Leave hite
Sulphur Springs ct 8 A. II. and arriVeAt Ni'ninoh'
ACCoMWODAT1ON TRAIN between U Sna5-
lottesyille and Richmond on MONDAYS, " Ed
NESDAYS. and SATURDAYS. Leaves Cnar.
lottesviilc Ut \. ~, and arrives ut Ech!nchd AZ
p.25 A. NJ Leaves Richmond ut $3.50 L. ~, anC
arrives ut Charlottesville ut l.. VI.
The NAIL TRAIN connects ut Gordonsvli!e ano
charlottesville with trains on Orange, AleXandrt
and Manassas railroads for AlcxandrIa, "ashing-
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox
WILLIE Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
golncry Mobile. sc. ut Stanton with stages
for Weyers Cave, fIarrlsnnburg and Augusta
Springs: ut Goshen with stages for Lexington; M
tra Bride Roskbridge Ann Sprinsss Tnih Sn
with stages for 9th Alum End Warm SR 1oaiS
Springs ut Allegheny with stages for Old sweet
aud Red sweet Springs: and AZ White sulphur
springs with stages FOR salt sulphur springs, Lew
tSburg, Charleston, &c. >,
81 JAMES +. SWITZERLAND,
IN on General Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-01
pRrGs. MEDICINES, &c.

DTTRE COD-LIEER OIL.-Just received
4 n supply Of the above, which we can recon-
mend as being perfectly pure and sweet; iully
"GuaI to anv in the market. For sale by
i j. BLAIR Druggist,
ua, sa5 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-01

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SPECIFICS.

Il |. unnecessary TO make any comments on
"ELIAs's EFFECTCAL ERAD1CATOR." us
the following certificate proves ito excellent quail
ties: