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HAVE the readers of this paper ever used
any of RtrSoH'S Ph,ydtite HtSf If not, why
not? They are the best family physic, be.
sides being the greatest anti-bilious remedy
there is in this country,
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Query for astronomers Is the stimuli
taneous advent of so many comets eX-
planet-ory of the recent startling meteor
illogical phenomena Boston Post.
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In Chicago few days ago, two men
named w, Mclaughlin and ulrich
Fitzmounce, who had been engaged in
plastering a house, built coke fire 10
dr.Sthe plaster, and then INDUCED in
hard drinking while watching the
premises. They fell asleep, and were
suflocated TO death by the fumes frsm the
fire.
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The Japanese make a strong string of
paper, and we have seen very good cord
of wood
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COLLINS g. Coz CAST STEEL PLows only s. each
For information how to obtain them, address Col
Inns & c., 212 Water street, New York.
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DISEASED tbNGs AhF GREATLY ON AN TNoREAeE
IN THIS COUNTRY THE sudden changing Of
weather has done much to give rise TO Consump-
ton. But there are thousands Of cases who bring
II ON by their own imprudence-such as wearing
damp clothing, and going from the warm room into
the cold air, and checking the perspration, which
causes irritation OF the Lungs, and then matter or
phlegm will collect, which nature will try to lRve
by coughing II mp, TO prevent pnstules from fdfm
ing. II nature does not raise the matter with ease,
and stop this inflammation, tubercles will soon
form, and Consumption will soon follow. Allen 2
Lung Balsam win cure and prevent thousands
of cases Of Consumption II IT Is only taken in
time
For sale by all Druggists.
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n. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One TO Twenty Minutes.

CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
After reading this adyertisement need any one
RADWAY's READY RELIEF IS y CURE FOR Ev-
EIlY PAIN
II the first, and Is
the ONLY PAIN REMEDY
lnfammailons, and cures lndigesons whether OF the
Lungs stomach, Bowels, or other glands or organs, by
'"' IL FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
now matter how violent eycruciating the pain the
RHEI IMATlC, Bed-rdden, lniirm, Crippled, Nervous
heuralgic, or Frustrated with disease may suffer,
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WIN afford Instant Ease.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER.
CONGESTIoN.o OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT DBFFjGTtT RR a lTIi[AG ,r
MYSTERIES GROUP DIFRTRRKREA' REIh 1xr1 1rrxz,
HEADACHE, TooTTAGfLE -, 49, 49, '.-,1,,, ,,,,,
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHlILS.
The application of the Rendy Relief to the part
parts where the pain or diicnly exists viii afford
Twenty drops in half tumbler Of water will, in
few moments, cqre Cramps, Sn;amsi sour stomach,
Wind in the Bowels, and nll Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle of Rad
ways Ready Relief with Them. 4 few drops in
wGter, It's better than French Brandy or Bt,crs
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and l1c cured Tor Gfry cents There Is not
renee dia agent IN ths orld that viii cure Fever and
AgIe nAIe Sn9 all Other Maarioas Bilious, SCARLET, TX,
PHLs), SO quick as RADwAYs READY RELIEF. Fifty
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS.
stamp TO RADWAY ( co. No. s. Maiden Lane Now
York Information worth thousands will hesent toyou'
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Every Day an Increasein Flesh and
Weights Seen and Felt,
rEE cREAT oe5D puptEsEp


Every drop Of The SAEsAP&EuLlAN RRSnTv
FNF couluuBc1cs through the blood, Sweat, / rne,
and other finds anl Juices OF ne sys en- ne Vg2r oi
sound ma etnl. tclOuna, Syphilis, Consumption,
Chronic Dyspepsia GHndulnT Disease, ClccIs In the
Throat, Month. IuHOrs, Nocs IN the Glands and other
parts OF the system, Sore Eyes, SrCInrCuS discharges
from the ears, and the forms OF Skin diseases,
Eruptions Fever Sores, Sc1d Head, Ring Worm, Salt
Flesh, Tumors, Cancers IN the Womb and all weakening
and painful discharges Night Sweats, Loss OF Sperm,
and all wastes OF the life principle within the cura
tive range OF thus wonder of Modern Chemistry ana
few days will prove TO any person using for
either OF these forms OF disease, its potent power 10
cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that is continually progressing,
Cceds in HrfestinR these wastes, and repairs the
with now material made from healthy blood--and this
the SARSAPARIILIAN win and does sccure--a cure
work OF purincaton, and succeeds In diminishing the
loss OF wastes s repairs viii be rapid, and every day
the patient Will feel himself growing better and strong
er the food dlgesng better, appetite improving, and
Aesh and weight increasing.
Not only does the SAEs ,PARULIhN REs0IYFNT excel
oil known remedial agents In the cure Chronic, Scro
ulous, Constitutional and skin diseasts but 1t is the
only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes Dropsy,
stoppage of Wafer, hrontinence Of Urine, BriGhts
Disease AlbunnuSla and In all cases where there
brckdus deposits, or thc wafer Is thick, cloudy, mixed
with substances like the white OF egg. or thread
like white six, or there is morbid dark, bilious APP
penrHnCc, and white boncduSi deposits, ana when here
is prlc.ing, burning Gensalon when passing water,
and pain IN the small OF the back and along the oins.
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TN IOWA

DUINS OF CHICAGO.- -sterooscopic Views
~ before and after !he Fire, sent by NAL $3.50 per
SGS and t5OG each Catalogue; free Dseoupt 70
llRhers. III West Madison sIreet. ChlcAeo. nl.
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7IFH3E3 81 ffTfifHN ~ 'EL- :. ~
The Campaign In Dinwiddie.
Corresponding Of the Richmond Disiatch.
D.x,xx. 1aIr,-ru " SnrfenihpE


E@, D1Nw1DDIE COUNTY, Va, September y.
u Political matters, which, for some time past
have been remarkably stagna1t in our
midst, have again become somewhat agitated.
Patriot Porter s. Co., embarked on board Of
the cars at Petersburg Saturday morning for
Rcams's station to hold pow-wow at Poplar
Springs, near the home of our county repre-
sentative. The ball was put IN motion by
the irrepressible natriot.p He RECALLED his
negro bearers with lengthy TRADE, nara
Aessrs. popham and Stowell, which, he was
able to do with impunity. having slipped
out here without their knowledge.
The next on the stand was one Cox, a
negro ma gistrate, who urged Stowell's CAIN :.
The third scene of the farce commenced by
one Green, of Brunswick, saying his praise
in behalf of Grant and Porter. WINS hili
(negrol of Prince George, then felt that
he must say something tor Useless Hi.int,
but could not venture to throw any bShI
Upon the Congressional middle. he was
succeeded by the apoPlectic, vlnegar.YisaSeo
State senator, Perkins, of Dinw1ddie: VINO
felt called up to say word or two In MS own
defence, explaining his gymnastics IN having
twisted from Stowel to Porter, and again
and again crawling back to the fond embrace
of the Ring" which he again deserted and
seized the Porter banner, and finally became
AGAIN non-committal. Al last he has become
convinced that Porter is the worst Of the
pernicious pair, and will accordingly fight
for the hatriot till November 4th. The whole
affair was orie-sided, Porter having neither
of the other candidates to attend to. This
report of the affair cleaned from one of the
speakers of the occasion, and, | presume, is
pretty near correct. ROANOKE.
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"a STRONG TESTIMONY. -srrrszs-.

T STRONG TESTIMONY - TErsES-
WILLIE, OHIO. September 4, 1s71.-Dr. Vtiltam b.
T,itt Dear Sir.-I feel 1t duty to you and TO suf
feriug humanity to make public the great merits of
your EXTRACT SARSAPARJLLA and QUEENS
DELIGHT. For years have been greats ufferer !;
my general health broke down, and was afflicted
with nervousness Of the most terrible character
which was soon followed by eruption all over the
BODY forming large ulcers In some places, AMI at
tended with rheumatic pains. Tongue cannot de-
scribe my suffering: was reduced almost to skel-
etou. and had perfect loathiug of food Twas at
tended by several physicians, who rendered me no
relief. despnired Of ever being well again; but,
thanks to kind Providence. accidentally heard of
your medicine. sent for half dozen bottles, and
before had taken three began TO feel better, my
appetite improved, and the rheumatic pains became
less severe, and could enjoy sleep. have con-
timed It's use. and have taken eleven bottles, and
believe am sound man again. The ulcers have
all healed, my skin Is smooth and healthy, and l
have gained twenty-five pounds In weight. be-
Ievc my sickness resulted from faint Of scrofula
/ would earnestly recommend your compound To
my fciow-sufeFers. With deep gratitude to you,
| am ever yoar friend, s. al JAMES FRANKLIN. .
DE. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are mild and gen.
purgative possessing the peculiar merit of acting
US powerful agent In relieving congestiyc OF tor
pid liver. They have no equal. ~ .,a tt4a ,.i} g.
DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is Endorsed By the hest
chemists. . .rti,,s sg-asatug: Il sc f-oeo0i"G" g
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Thare Msas gis rejected fatAM in sdeSs
s.adNEh ConsesyaEiee, afdshc
(Mr. seasx, Jr.,) end not geEhead OF the'
old uasI Attheajor's haest IN. Doug
laussf6 clear, distinct, audTmpfesaVe voice,
read en- editorial from .-Senerss paper Oh
Much, 1888, m which be took the gIoInd
that ,rh,fe idtor, mast supefsede btacSF ma
ti,er uusayUry Hat for the Deses' or BIZ.
Seasr2sr eolored bearers - Unfortunately -fof
newspaper meu, Us for Others, ,hferd
ac,TpiG np,ia,,,ef u He (tle MajoD was the
nominee IN fwe think 100 delegates 70 the
TSnpahaunock convention. Mr.: seper, 70
the Fredericksburg Radical con yentiop1,
In, In ths nominee 81 So! And who con:
dncted finn TO his ssseat2 Colonel William
Brown. q man who, when IN the Virginia
yecssIatrrre, wanted to bring, in q bill to en-
slaSe me cree negroes: aud who, If be could,
world Sen tbe whole Radical convention
and rat lie money 10 fiis potkct: he lthe
Maspr1 loved the black man from the time
he las IN Old Mafnmy's .hp: And, II t ta
cn,erei man, was In need or, sorrow, ne
ros,ld or firssfo his old raster - r. - .' :,
= He eis;nned fprther, that the Conservative
party and that, alone, rescued poor sVI.'
Virggfnia out Of the baleful grasp OF earpeI'
baggers, OF which fact he cited many no.
stapces. throughout his speech, of which
tilis IS OF course a most imperfect outline, ne
was several times interrupted by ,thunders
Of applause. - rr,''+ '''7.,Nl -" ~, '''.
= Fine and space would fail'us to notice the
replies, or the closing speech, of DR.. Doug
lass. which in truth we did not hear, ~ the
dinner-bell had long since sounded; and thu
Doctor should have known that, to address
hungry sinners, who want their dinners. L
about as uphill business rs a man could un
dertake. :....,arjj DUTis.
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. LYScHBuRG.--ThcL ynchburg (Va.) paper

g.. LYHcHBuRG.--Thc Lynchblrg (Va.) papers
of Sunday give the following items:
The Tunuel.-The excavation for the JEFF
ferson-Street tunnel has been nearly compile
ted. only small quantity of earth remained
To be moved on Saturday evening. The
walling and arching will, We suppose, com-
mence at oHce, and the whole be completed
i'm very short time. - '...s .''.faf ''s'f
The Neb Market House.--At last the mar
ket question has been settled, and the Build
ing Committee have been ordered to let the
work to contract. The new structure Is to
cost about $4,000, including the work on
the grounds IN preparing the. foundation,
which we learn will involve an outlay of
about 81 0 ,000. So that the building proper
is to cost only something like SIS, 000.;;a@sE. "
Frustrated. o. O'clock yester-
day morning; ,an old negro man named
Pleasant Boiling was Frustrated by the In
tense heat of the sun Whilst seated on the
pavement Oh, Market street near the Pfesby-
terrain church. DR.. Owen rendered medical
aid. and the man soon so far recovered as, TO
be moved home.
f Tobacco.-The receipts OF tobacco for the
past week have been very light, aud conf
posed chiefly of primings.. a,sT9b uJ IytEDiati
Personal REV Richard. Meflwaine, for-
merly the popuhriIastor1 of the First Pres
i,yterian church in this city, but now resi-
dent OF Columbia, s. c., arrived yesterday,
and will remain IL fey days. 49,
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pa ,,I ,s cuay morning. 81 twenty minutes 4.
o,c5"rL oS dyspstery, ANDREW EflGaKJa aEs-
se s,r, Of Robert and josephine danes aged tSe''7
i1s snnepai VIII, taks place at r.senee
No. as,o Main street. THIS Tucsdayl HoEsdS1 ~
10 O'Clock. Friends and aeluainlissIiceS ~
fuIfy nyited TO attend ~, ~. ,.,g. ,,fF 4.,,, +
Hah, mother. put yonr trust IN God r,,.,,., ..
~, = And let yortr tears be Dry. ~ ~.
=, Fof f,onGi.I lie beneath the soa ''~'rs4 III
+" My spirit dweils on high. ,,f, ~ .,,t, .Hy
|1ii Mamma nm, papa, don't griere for me, !,
l, 4 an, going up on high. E.i t'' l''1' -
-; AMI H ynu are rood and hols here % @tit
vi You will see me .when you de- gEtr no
RICHMOND. VA, September o. Is72
mPeter.imfst papers please copy. 81 eo/AFSi IN
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MEcKLEsBuRG ITEMs.-The Boydton (Va.)
Sentinel of the 18th instant gives us the fol-
lowing news: ...
. Connecticut Seed Leaf Tohdcco.-Mr.
Stinetorf, who lives in Christianville town.
ship, is experimenting this year with Con
uecticut seed-lcat tobacco, and. from what we
can learn, with prospect of complete sue
cess. The growth o. the tobacco is very
luxuriunt. measuring across the leaves, in
some instances, two and half feet, with a
length of three feet. The tobacco has not
been housed yet, and as the value OF this
variety depends upon the curing, we do not
know what will be the result of the expert
ment. H.". .". ...0.a
Northern Settlers farmers from
tue North who purchased land near Chris
Evansville few months ago have moved In
to begin farm work. Mr.. Robson, who
purchased the farm of Mr.. j. j. Atkins, a
few miles from this place. has returned with
his family, and will make Virginia his future
home. Success to all honest men who come
to cast their lot with ours. ~ '."..7i '''
FIrc.-The residence of Mr.. j. w. spencer,
residing in Blue>tone township, was de
stroyed by fire last Wednesday evening.
The fire broke out in the coOk-roOm, and
was discovered i'm time for Mr.. $. TO save q
part OF his household furniture. sg~;n #.!
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sYow.-There WIS n Jolly sort Of snow.
storm at Mount Washington, n. a., on the Sd
instant The guests at North Conway, Lower
Bartlett, and other places opera-glassed the
scene. and the effect the next morning in the
bright sunlight was worth a trip to the
White Mountains to see. 49,. t.,.,.. ...s, ~ o.
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LETTER FRosE PETERSBURG.

MINISTERIAL CALL-INTERNAL REV f
NUE. COLLECTIONS-TH Collar d
TR0oPs MAKE a. RAID On BEL ri
d. A SOMEWHAT - DISGUSTED PILGRIM
TAKE $3.50 AND Don't" GO WEST.iA
PETERSBURGER Observation-Disclosures
GRANiTE-THE CHURCHES SUNDAY-A
CRAZY NEGRESS- BADL 7
WANTED-kA1N. &C. g., - 49,.
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CLOSE CoNTEST.-The Conservative Con-
vention of the Seventh Georgia District bad
an exciting time over the nomination. On
the lforty-third ballot General =. NJ. Young,
the present member, managed to come out
ahead and got the nomination. This is the
third time he has been nominated in this
disfrinf
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NcRFoLK.-T The Norfolk papers of yester-
day confain the following items: .a

NORFOLK The Norfolk papers Of yester-
day contain the following items: ..
Heard 0f-A letter has been received in
town from Captain Maury, of the Bienyille.
in which he says our young toWnSman Will
liam Sharp Wilson is in the missing boat.
He says that the generous youth offered to
give up his seat TO another, and was by him
peremptorily ordered to keep his place. Cap
tain MalIry states that he was in life boat,
and feels sanguiue that he has been picked
up Ivy some passing vessel. g.. .s.,.. ,-,,....,r
Fatal 4ccideat.-Patrick Perkins, ut the
nayy-yard, while working on a boiler,
Thursday, struck his person a violent blow
with the handle Of his hummer. Within an
hour or so ufter the accident he was taken
with violent pains in the stomach similar to
a cramp-coiIc, and had TO be removed to
his home, in Newtown, in the napy-yard
ambulance. The unfortunate man had rup.
tured his bladder. He continued to sink
from the time he was taken down, and ex.
plred on Friday morning about IL o'clock.
The deceased leaves q wife and several chill
dren to mourn their loss. 40 i.s@f 'f
Prescription Continued. Platt's guillotine
was again at work in the nayy-yard on
Saturday. This time the great protector OF
''nuts" invaded the paymaster's. depart
ment and demanded the official :" taking of y
OF the pay clerk of the navy, Mr. r. w. III.
McWilkie. MIR. McWilkic has at no. time
ffaternized with the local factions of the
Radical party here, and had but little or nc
sympathy with the Plat interest. He would
not stoop, to the seryility Of playing tool to
Platt, and that Hon., q worthy went SO far,
we understand, as to bring the whole depart:
mental Influence at Washington to bear on
Payipaster Davis, who, was compelled to
sever his connection with Mr.. MCWiIkiet OF
lose his position at the yard. ',,. - -, ~ .,.
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mr. lIaosABALIs, Miss NJ, 81 A.aC.t i,

Il Gi3 ROSABALiS.-M NJ a. c., at
Ncwsom's Depot Va, further says" Owing TO my
great suffering from rheumatism fhe last several
years have been deprived af the ability 70 do fine
usetilework Of which was sorry fo.id. But after
using two bottles of ResADALIs iiave hem
med eight yards of baas.iful thread eamSSie ruff
hes aud made a lovely .naipsook,, skirt for q
friend, the making Of which re,Iuired grrzt deal
Of work. / would also add fiat nycoqsin. FRANK
Ridley, had dnugi,er suffering with tsa He
sirGtiug, and the doctors tn,ight u Wouldae nec-
safy to ampuats tire limb. She sSgan 10 fake RtsA.
DALis, however, and am kapss TO cay she Is TO-
day entirely erred.'tqs ,2dTE14. III sa'h- .,t!i !!
esfeside In the family Of Celoaei Thomas Rid
ley, and take great pleasure In recommending
RoSADA4.lS TO- ahe afflicted sfery .here.n,uso nj
4 - srHsE E-.E,5 4 - HtI L. seT-eol2w Il
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REPUBLICAN MEETNG.-The was Grant
eag -raising by the negroes at Culpeper Court
house on Friday last. There were 5000 ne
groes present, including some from Wash
ington, Alcxandria, and Richmond. There
were speeches by Rush Burgess and l.. Lewis
(whitc), and John Oliver (coIoredD. of Rich
moud. Messrs. Lewis and Oliver addressed
their remarks particularly to Virginians.
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NATIONAL LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, CoLoRED
CoNvENTIoH.- The Liberal Convention Of
colored men called to meet OF indianapolis,
Indiana, Is postponed to september 25th, and
will assemble ron that date at Louisville.
Kentucky. .."'"f'' ..-'
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DIEDMONTH FEMALE INSTrTj;Tl
IL .ir"' CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.
~ Mrs X: X! MEADE. PRrsCIPir.
T ~ z n Z L III A N s. IL A l. = .Stn ,

The exercises Of this school will NJ resume, ~,
MONDAY the 10th OF Septen,ier,l.;s. Its irstru,-
tian covers the entire course OF study pursued i tho
best frst-slass schools, The Principal viii r D.,
SISTED! as heretofore by full corps Of scrnmpii,hed
experienced, and faithful te1tlhers. If r.rr,,r,
many OF the very best references cau he given rs.r
from among the past and present patrons Of The
school, For special reasons Is important that ap-
terms, etc., address the Rev. X. h. MEtpE. Ch,r
lOttesvitle, va. - E-- ~ - ~ " 81 Aw2tn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - T =
me- NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
We are now receiving cur FALL STOCK, and viii
he pleased to see our customers. We have beau
tiful stock of rz'Bg-.zss.z gEsb
b. PRINTS, EoTToN5, ra. ,g.a.r-. rzssr-r, MI
WHITE GOODS, ,-... aa.f .ar- 3. ...... ,
h., BLACK and CoLORED DRESS GOODS, ~
{ALPACAS OF all kinds and colors, .s......
&. OPERA FLANEELS and all other kinds OF
...- flannel, very cheap; -. s...s :.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, -, w..
SILKS, sATINS, .... .. ..,...
RIBBONS, "" .''.'s &C..
HOSIERY, and other notions-yery cheap; ..
BLANKETS atall prices. fsfF8
res. ,.ts-a-s,.s ALSO. uss .,...s....r 3 FL
n splendid assortment Of SHAWLs and many other
articles. ..Es4.gs ..sssr.a a.ess ..t #tir, ssir
We have Just reeei rcd the hest stock of KID
GLOVES In the city; splendid KIDS at 75e. "@t
All of these articles are to be found at SO "y "
H. WILLIAM THaLHIMER & SONS ...
1o13 Main street, opposite the post-ofice, and
SO 10 COL Broad street. corner Sixth.
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DEATH OLA PR1Esr.-Rey. Father
Thomas O'Reilly, pastor of the Roman
Catholic Church at Atlantis, Ga. died Mt the
White sulphur Springs, Va, on Friday last.
He iwns about forty years of age. native OF
ireland, and graduate OF A'lhalows College,
Dublin. 1t was owing to his exertions and
influences that much Of the property in At
'anta, especially. church property. Catholic
and Protestant, was saved from devastation
and ruin in the grand confagration perpetra-
ted by sherman's army in 1894, when almost
the entire city was destroyed. .... u.r.
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:. p,.spoux. Vs.. SEpssuher go, s4 By ts s.
Rs sa q. r. Hsrdina. M go. OMoE L IL Il sa
Mrs. sARAfS A. BAHGER BOTH Of R'fe5l spna' w
A. homo. on Ere n CT ID s sel ri
~ PorSsrnoafh, vegsto Miss l''aP
A Hsisin,ore ana Norfolk papers please COPY.
On t,,e 9Th ins,ant at the rcsdsaes Of NJ Ssorgs
E2aa r? "A s5FS ~ f5ICkE RsoN std ELIZA
THJAMEs, CRAIG. both qf L nchburss -aa'--.,
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mvLTTARY NOTICES.

" 30 WALKER LIGHT GUARD,l
T Eg. :H. RIcHMoND. September 10, 1872.
ATTEND A MEETING OF YOU'RE
n company for drill Mt the armory of the How
'itzors on Main between Tenth and Eleventh w
streets, THIS (Tuesdayl EVENING at 8 o'clock IL
20 io-It* c. T. BINFORD, First Sergeant.
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>CHrsauEN, COMING 10 BE EDrcATED'-f Or
lowing the example Thy the japanese, the
Chinese Government has sent forty students
Ito the United States. These young men, who
a,re of the Mandarin class, are TO receive a
collegiate education in this country, in a
course that shall embrace knowledge Of our
language and practical arts and science. The
intention at first was to,send these students
10 England, but the advice aud influence OF
George F. Seward, United States Consul
General, caused them to be sent to our coun-
try. The students will arrive on the steamer
now due at San francisco. ss..a-. ..... -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-10

Horace Greeley attends the Vermont State
lair, which opens to-day.