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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
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Two AMERICAN MISSES, M!ss Isslppi and Yisa
ouri, are dIsdgured good deal by the suags III
their mouths. In order that al other misses may
avoii the Ike bemishes they are advised 80 nsethe
famous Sp.odom, which wili prevent and obrlate
all such difficulties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

SPEAKER HANGER, having recovered from
his indispoSition, has returned to bis official
duties in the House of Delegates.
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| Mr. Bossieux, from the Committee on Ac-
counts and Printing, submitted report In
closing number Of bills which were or
dered to be paid.
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The following is summary of the super
ltendeDts' report for the past month

The prevalence Of sickness in the western
part Of the city among the children caused
the small percentage at Oregon aud Sidney.
The next meeting will be held at Broad
Street on the second Sunday in February.
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The secretary read the following reports
for the month Of December

One death occurred In the Second school,
Manchester.
The meeting WIS closed by singing "Be-
yond the Sunset" a beautiful song, from the
"Voice of Pruise."
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CAL1FogsIA PEARS ut PIzzIS1's.

MED1CN-PRIcE FURs.-Just received large as
sorttnent Ut p. WEIsIGER s. Co.'s
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s...... AMUSEIsEATS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

Nt.NIft In. ~ VT ~ :
JANUARY 18TH, engagement for FOUR NIGHTS
ONLY OF the wor,d-faincd actress JANauaCHEk,
supported by Ma. JAMES II. TAYLOR and
METROPULTTAH COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY, MARY STUART. THURSDAY.
DEBORAH. FRIDAY. BENEFIT, CHEsHEY
wOLD. sATURDAY-LAST NIGHT-MAC-
BETH. MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK.
Admission, FIFTY CENTS, one DOLLAR.
and ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS. Sale
uf seatscommcnced on MONDAY, January lath, at
eue p"oAasS,'"N '~>S~' 4, IA
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sEALsKrS CArs.-Price, !l.se-a Ercat bargain,
at L. WEIsIcER & Co.'S.
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ALASKA BoAs AT ss-Yery stylish and cheap--at
P. WEIsIGER & Co.'S.
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y,UBLISHED THIS DAY.

n EH -
FORMS OF PLEADINGs N CIVIL ANn 4 D GRIN BIN
&c. AMI OF PROCEEDINGS In BANK
EUPTCY. BY Wiisam u. Matthew's. 90.
RECENTLY PuBLIsHED: @
MooKs's ENGLISH REPORTS. Volumes !
.MEWrCaN InS REPORTS. Elk volumes.
WIIGRAM on Wills. $3.50.
WWHhRTGS & STILES MEDICAL JEa2E1
PRUDENCE. Volume J.. $50.
persolis buying Law Books ran a. sit times nnd
well-selectesl stock 10 seiect iro aha p,sa ~ - -
low Us elsewhere. 6cpas psfhS'oo 0As'As-AS~ ~
hriMe Rocks arnoun, led rs .n press and IN rrepa.
y,tion are for suie by y. soon as papitsheo. ne
can furnish all the Ss1gsssr WEsr s.SiHasss s5SHssTaS Co.
,x,,-ot booksellers aud Ssationers.
V1EE LARGEST BLANK-B0OK AND
l pAPER-B0X MASUFA(slORI soCIhs q w, "
enrn,n5 co-oar.nership lader the drm-lame abu
sytS s.ys,Sra ~ ~ nj, I,aSk-BOcKs ana PAPER EoAEE
srhe bruiness Nil. be carried q, II No. Sou'a
Twelfth street, cos,isr, WILT III; Ar +. sldoXs,
w. Isl. {PeterI KEtSfNGhAM.
RicHMosp, Va January J, lad. - =
D1ILANK-BOoKs AND STATIONERY
! - THE MN YEAR.
The subscribers are eurp,sd with fli ssosg g.
Lesers.
Hooks, parfes, &c; sesstEss wit eyssg cfsE
\ tsob . sss STATIONERY
erssass. SsSrss. piAFss. ls md
other pf,ntsns esse,sssa n g{SsirI
dc ~ sss's 2 :
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CocoAHur cARAHELs AID cocoASrT. CREAM
candy at PIZZINI's.
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DoGsKIS CAPs-eomething new-at P. WE,sf-
Gen & Co.'S.
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TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY IA, 1873
ACCOUNTS AND PRINTING,

itemized account, &c, Of Messrs. Talbot d
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CoLoRED sUNDAy-scHooL UNION.

CoLoRED sUNDAY-sCHooL UNION. ..e f..
The regular monthly meeting Of the color
ed Sunday-School Union was held on Sum
day at the Ebcnezer Baptist church. The
exercises were commenced by singing . The
Sunday-School Army" The sixth chapter
of Ephesians was read by the president.
Prayer by Rev. j. Il. Kyles. The reports from
the following schools showed the average of
teachers and schools for the past month:
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PIzz1SI's CAKES AND PASTRY ARE HAHp TO
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.TIRST ANNUAL MASQUERADE
Il BALL OF THE CoNc9KI1,iA, a, g5Aks. soG55AAkkss.
DAY eEVESiNG, January lc. The above aaair
promises to be one OF the laeJt and best Of s this
season, as two beautiful prizes VIII hs aSafIeu fi
3 FINE LADIES' DOUBLE-CASE Goi,Dg o.isg
WATCH TO the lady and GOLD-HEADcD ~ ~
to the gentleman wearing tho most of1Siha1 so7
tune. ~
Tickets can be procured OF the members OF US
Circle. also at 5ir Ambobi's music store' "lefs
the 1borr-named prizes VIII be on exhlbi,9ii; ,,.
Costumes Gun lie had ut tic store or DIT. at' ,tr
teidorfer, On ErOad street near sixth. 3a ~ y
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DEV. JAMES DIXON, D. D.,
OF AUGUSTA, GA,
WILL. LECTURE AT SECOND BAPTIsT
CHURCH
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS the
le,h and 18th January.

The shove-nameG distinguished divine, Enow1 a.
one of the most successful lecturers III america,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS OF this
week. ... uruo,.ours
ASD THIHKERs.n vows rur
Subject for Frblay night: "a TALK ABOUT TEE
LADIES" onoa,.,
Tickets for saIe 1T the bookstores, anl ~ e "opa
on the evenings OF The lectures.
a n,c,nrt ope" - = ' jy Hat
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n1T'.ILANK-BOoKs AND STATIONERY
~ 49, fsf THE NM YEAR.

& rse snascrfnars sre etyp,td with faii ssocs g
Iesirers Journals. Caat-
Htsoss -iiooka, Ksceip
Books, piaries se WIZ ss'ss
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CEMETERIES.

Mr.. Lipscomb, from the Committee on
Cemeteries, presented the following resolu-
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have analylcd the whiskey known under The
brand Of "B Select" controlled by Mcssrs. NAL
TER u. BLAIR & Co., Richmond Va, and lpd 1t
free from fl:s! oil and other Impurities anl reco
mend Its Use fer medicinal and family purposes.
:.a.. j. Il. McCAw, M. d..
Into Professor Of Chemistry Medical College viz
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The regular meeting OF the City Council
was held yesterday afternoon in the Council
chamber. Present: T. b. ,Wynne, (presi-
dent) In the chair, Bargamin, Bassleux,
BOYD, Cottrell, Davis, English Of Monroe
yard, Euker, Forester, ball, Higgins,
isaaes, Lipscomb, Manly, Newberry, Oliver,
starke, Scott OF Jefferson Ward, Straus, Tai
bott, Williams, and Whitlock,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
BRooKLYHs TROUBLES.
The Defaulting City Treasurer
Arrested.
The City of Churches Greatly
Excited.

BROOKLYN, August 30.-At 9 o'clock
this morning, Rodman, the defaultlng
Assistant City Treasurer, was arraigned
before Judge Delmsn. The complaint
against him was read, and he was asked
to plead to the charge. He answered
that he was rot guilty, end by the ad-
vice OF counsel he waved examination.
After = Discussion between the counsel
Rodmzn's bail was fixed at $4,000. Up
to noon To-day his surities had not been
justified in the required amount. Rod
mans defalcation forms the chief
sutject !or conversation in business
circles here. Ruraors are preya-
lent to day Of delalcations in
the Board ct City Works or
water department and in the tax
collectors department. The tax COL
lsc.or is President OF the Board OF Com
mis-ionera. Mayor Powell and other
ofliciale, however, state these rumors
totally uniounded.
i. 4. Schrocder, City Comptroller,
to-day addressed letter to Husn NC
LaughIin ex-Trcasurer ot the fire de-
partnent, openly charging him with
epp.c cprialing $1,000 OF the city money
al he own rurposc and demandlng the
r~aarn. Mclaughlin, VINO IL St!! fire
Commissioner, repu"iatcs tie a'Iega:ioH'
s:..iug it does not amount 10 "HNthlng.
The l-sue Of the Present troubles - anx-
icl.-ly waIted or by the citizens.
BsocrLYN, August 3l.-The excite"
..rns over the arrest OF Deputy City
a-urtr RoIman rtla continues with
/ aGtjemeGt R'dman's coun7el has
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"I Kiss Your Hand"

Vienna Correspondent Baltimore American
Kissing the hand is q natural custom
in Austria. A gentleman, 10 meeting
8 lady with whom he is acquainted,
especially if she he youug and hand
some, kisses her hand. On parting
with her he again kisses her hand. Al
the Reidhof, last evening, young man
who is paying his addresses to young
lady. on taking his seat at the supper
table, around which the family were
seated, kissed the mothers hand, and
also the hand OF his affianced 1t is
very common to see gentleman kiss 8
lady's hand on the street, on meeting or
parting with her. Ifyou give beggar
woman on the street q lew coppers,
she either kisses your hand or says ::
al kiss your hand" We have
had our hand kissed twenty times since
We have been in Australia by chamber
maids, beggars, and on oae occasion by
Al old msu. Tie words kiss your
hand appear to be the same in Ger
mau IS il EGglish, or at lcast i, sounds
the same The gentleman kisses t..e
hands OF married women So wei. IS
the single, and ii is taken rs an oriina-
ry sa!u,aiion ami q token OF reepcC.
American ladies are startled when thCy
first exYe.jc;cc tie application OF Dh,s
custom, but soon submit 10 II with
good grace The children slso, when
yrcsc@tcl 10 q stranger take ihelr hand
and kiss ii, showing that it is 3 custom
to which they Az educated from thcir
~ % L..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
CHICAGO.
Suicide OF Woman SurpoGc;. 10 ."
COrac!ia Wadc-DentH Of - FT0::!--
ucit Citizen.

Suicide OF Woman SuppoGc;. 10 ."
C0rGe!ia WaGc-Een:A Of - E'TO:::--
ncnt Citizen.
CHICAGO, August 30.-Latc last
night neatly dressed and rathc?
prctty woman. giving her name rs
Mr.. ..rtor, and stating that She
WAS on her way from Cincinnati to
Milwaukee, applied for admission to
the Home of the Friendlcss. She
was given Il room, and shortly after
wards was discovered to have SWaI-
lowed the contents of 4 vial OF laud-
anum. \ physician was summoned,
anu by use of proper remedies, sue
cacded in placing Eer out of danger.
From some clipping from Il Cincin-
natl paper, found in her pocket, she
j. supposed to be the unfortunate
CordeIia Wade of that city.
Colonel W. W, Wheeler, a well
know citizen, was found last night
dead in his bed at the GaUlt House,
it is supposed from the effect of all
overdose OF morphine, which drug
he WAS in the habit Of taking,
a.: AEo0ta I,en.
CHICAGO, Aucu-t 3l.--It is rrohab'c
,tat tie cr@,I jury will mset On to,
taorfo& to Investigate the ca-e OF Co..
duc,.r Deae. State Attorney Reai ;s
wi'l.r. tphaYe int cl,e set :2r IN csyiy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01

A dispatch from Boston says that
of the ninety delegates from that
city to the Republican State ConVen.
ton, Butler has sixty-two, and that
the forty-five delegates from Lynn
and Lowell, are all for Butler, and
that he also has two-thirds OF the
Newburyport delegates.
The funeral of Colonel Raymond,
private secretary of General McClel-
land during the peninsular cam
paign, took place yesterday, aad was
attended by large number Of we'll
known citizens.
The cerebro spinal-meningitis has
appeared in large contractors
stable in this city, during the past
week. 4 number of horses and
mules have died. D..
Tho Graphic Balloon.
The following is a description Of
the Daily GraIohic'8 balloon and its
cost. Length Of the nine great Sec
tions, each 176 feet; width SO feet !;
heighth when inflated $50 feet; di-
ameter when inflated 100 feet; cir
conference when inflated 335
feet; extreme height from the
crown of the balloon to the keel of
the boat 100 feet; height of the car
Is feet; length Of the life boat 2l feet,
cloth required 4,3l6 yards; sewing
10 miles gas required to fill the bal
loon 100000 feet; weight Of the en-
tire apparatus 1000 pounds ; and the
cost Is nearly $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
NEW JERSEY.
a Noted swIndIer Arrested.

NEWARK, August 2l.-John D. Har-
ton, a well known swindler and torger
whose operations in railroad stock in
Wall street, in May last, were telegraph
ell all over the country, was arrested
Yesterday by detective. On The 26th
of MAY he swiudled Reed, McGarn Il
Co.. of Lancaster, Pa, selling them two
hundred shares OF bogus Phiiadelphia
aud Reading railroad stock. Later he
sold TO Reed and Henderson, o. the
same place, two hundred sha-es O.
bogus stock OF the same road. Peter
son & Co., bankers. Philadel phis, were
neatly sold to the tune Of S26,OOO by
Harton oaly last Wednesday. Detec-
tives received telegram from the chief
OF the police al Providence, stating that
he was living there under the name OF
4. Vaughan. A detective was imme-
diatelv sent TO Providence, aud return
ei home, bringing Horton with him.
The detectives have discovered his right
rsmc TO be John S. Young, and that he
had Geen employed ty Messrs. Ssrrell
& Banker, OF Philadelphia, before going
TO Lancaster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
PITTSBURGH
The Races.


Pl7TsDuRGn, August 3O.-To day the
fall mectiDg Of the Friendship Driving
Park Association closed The 2:iO
trot, for purse OF $500 came cf. 1t
WAS won by Belle Berkely, Of Steuben-
YiIlc, Ohio. Six heats were trotted,
SKY Lark taking the first heat, Taylor
the second, Lady Gertrude the third and
and Belle Berkeley the fourth, fifth and
sixth. The meeting was a success.
Resumed work.
The strike OF the coal miners at
Irwin's station and adj accent points on
the PENNSYLVANIA Central railroad, has
ended, and the mca resume work on
Monday. The strike had been in pro-
gress several wecks, the miners de-
manding an advance OF fourteen cents.
The operators offered an advance Of ten
cents which waa accepted.
Saicidr.
+. B. Js1:=oD, wealthy citizen Ct
Pe,roIia, Pa, shot himself yesterday
rcar B-ady's Bend while Iaboring un-
der temporary alteration OF mind
The ball entered his right temple p-o-
duc.rg Instant death. lie thought be
r.s shout 10 become pccuniar.Iy en-.
h.-rageed. lie let a note chsrEIrr
TO vel known genllrmca with havirI
crlraudei him out Of oil on ce.,s'n
lease, and another party with hav.9.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
RUSSIA

Sr. PgTER.ErG, AI-.5: 3L-D..-
ra;chss received here rom Gene
Kau.r.au'- army state 'hat in July &c.,
q triIe o. Turcomas, u@!er - '...-.
shit OF n chief NAMED Scra / p. @.;-S ~
cd the Russian camp IL -rss; '"m.sF-.
General Kaulmaa Ge.ea;si tie IUrc"
mas ste. q sharp engagement With 80
we're losa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
LGGEaE lille.
NEUtaiaul sfi..c

Lag..r:LLs, Augu-t 3t-Nr. Saml
hys!y, ,..s morning, after G sho't con-
:. r-ar.on wi,o ". Henry 3 shop, oi
{ firm Martin, Bi-bo2 Il Co. IN bis
ctS>s. drew p;stol sod i.ed ihres shots
a. 3i7acp. who tell ct the third shot,
l1. was subsequently found TO be no-
hurt. Avery gave himself up, but
P shop declined to prosecute him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
MEMPHIS.
APTEAASEC

M~Mrms, August 3).-JJln Hfi;.o",
he ma.c Of the Great RcPghjjc, who
sEo;, ;,MayfeIi at New Orleans, c5r'y tnis
week, was are ;cL here to-day, oa lbc
Great Republic, sod t..&em before 8
Jnsrica, where bis friends have gwen
5000 bords fos his appearance, next
Wednesday, ard EviDjou vs. 'e,ca=cj
rom custody. II leave on the noon
train tor New Orleans tomorrow, a:
one o'clock, and will there surrender
himself to the anthortifs lie carries
with MIN a statement rom the sheriff
acrc certifying to TIE above.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
CINCINNATI.
Instantly Killed

CINCINNATI, August Sl.-A man
named A. :. Bennett, while attempting
to board the lste train at the Indian
apolis, Cincinnati and La Fsyette Rail-
road depot last night, fell under the
cars and was instantly killed.
Yesterday ct Lockland young man
named Gallagher. attempted to cross
the track in front of the locomotive.
He slipped and fell and was caught
npder the wheels and his body hor-
ribly mapglei.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
WISCONSIN,.


HcmocTstie Convention called.
MILWAUKEE, August 3l-The D5m-
ocratic auG Liberal Reform State Com
mi;tees have called State Convention
to meet in Milwaukee, September oath,
to nominate aD opposition ticket for
Governor and other State officers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
University Of Virginia

o. cu. CCtOLrr /: n It.nECs through nine
months u lsug g.nizad In schools on the
oi,Cllyufy-I,'. o. % rIll CIuises In lasslC
Literature o, .tWub p'actlce In ; eIn.
ICal and Ihy I-u InbfHiOfiesJ, ~ Law,
Ncd.cIne Fntiu'rrln", Teaching RDd Agri-
culture. Apply Er CHiaingu.- tO NAt'
y. HARE SJN, ChslIfn tn T.. -. University
al irlGu a, A .Deuarle 90, "a.
auyI l-eVb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
IindElsy | s'itute.

UNfTS 'CHOO ~ BEES ~ con.
| tiuUOiB and su,r,rsiui ~, sn.lion du
Ing ~" pat Hc,I, and ~. ~ vas before
stated In these columns. n psrmanenc, e.
During the summer saGIIion the building
Will nc ihn'Ougliy 20 aired. Tho iOna tiOn
(cOTu"T Vf ! iua EDd 'IleT - Tstts,I l. quiet
aud ' lcnN NJ and ne ~ uniz ample 'or
rNgICRsf. The nTNI loTIa pIoUs SrpieInbss
lCh. 's,3. FOR tenn md OihGr iniOi mntlou
IIrlv - tn" prInoipAS
~. WATSON,
Iu'yi JONN -. HtT1' HINON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01

Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER saws,
Not long ago many people thought
,hat good folks ought not to own good
horses; that fast horse was g sign OF
4 fast man, and that only publcans
snd sinners had g right to mage that
could rotinside 2:40. while the righteous
were doomed to amble through lie on
dull, fat, family horses, fit only for a
plough or funeral"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
CHOLERA At . ANcASTER. KY
G'w&n;y-sevsn Deaths Reported
People Fleeing f'o'2 n: '".ue,

CINCINNATI, August "..--.t"'."..'
from Lancaster, Ky, show Il to-.
.wcnty-scvcn deaths from ch"ir,"
since the disease began. Sixty w:l..'
families, besides u large number %.
singlcpcGs0ns have left town.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01

WHRS,,Morton delivered the keynote
why didn't he also deliver up the key
ihat would recover back the sto'en
millions OF which his co-laborers in the
MadIcal fold depleted the treasury ?
Why did he withhold the KEY which
would unlock the Credit Mobilier
mystery, and the salary grab steal?-
Lagcastsr Erg's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-01
iiotre Dame Of MARYLAND,

IpLLFGIATE ISSIIIUTE FOX YOUNG
~ LADIES, conducted by the schODi sis
ter Di SOue Dame, twO and half mile
nO.tr o! Baltimore.
lM.i. s.itut!On f. !Dcaied ln the most de.
siralr uNTt Of B,Iimpfe cJuniy, at the Ia.
'rYs.rll.U p o. Cgnr!e. street /. ud Homeland
Hv'HuD. about ihr mlI. = north OF the
Wa-ihu-tpu i'IuTent Oi fnllInOrc city.
me grounds are we'll khaied, hHndsomFiy
Ies 'gnoi with fine walks and "srriag" roads,
and .Eu ubis".y P!aLEc1 iDr oEcTc.ss suJ
u, ri'a'fou
The building j. rrustTuctel anI furnighed
with ever, aC,sE..E'g au HBpDlutfnru' 'OT
rom 'Or'. "gny.I l"nc" and sfGty u =
tucrgE.liy ysHl is'rd. wei hcHts,! by bGt
Va'cr, giisl I' gs.s. and each S'GTy pro.
Wild Sl'L exc, cut sUIiug EieT. IJ- - Ing
tu's. rf.In p ... arG riD~EE. \. county
.-alu-' III mac 81 tND pIuLz !p zach
.'D-- " IN bYsc siia' neI. 10 Cdi Ez-i-iBnc-
o.. arty unfl.H' Dfd.nZet an - enc alarm
"a bo, IlacTl 90 the tDysr. Arrange.
nIsu.. rave t.rU iY@Se iD accom- ~ JJaD'
,s!,Jg Ryario.s ~ 7 q Z Ladies who vi h
30 500 attention 80 FpCsizI DFsJtrre7 Hrd
ss....r 20 CrJry The r ~ 0FLs Dt = iyafc
4r1rrr4 Iac =. Ei'm ~ ciu.Ei. "a af.
"a. Gs f.Iy advantage iDF iDs a0qpisliIps -:
a TsEu.l rr suit "'lncI ton. - cr,ai 1;
isarn"u w.! b. gwen D1Gg German and
u... ..g.ss}o..
r,Es TER A.SUN:- IlC"d sBi tut
t..u .arlr. M th+ %r"'cii snd G"rman
ltU.u g0s. "lz,r -.e lrWprS. the si' IA mt
q lraE..k af.s N's,I ~us.c 60 iuczu
a~. p' 80 OIL. q. e Grr.yJEI SBse, ,Psiniins,
-y.g.sH O. aOfsn "IiGG rgsrysS
''r .'fr.nsl .rgrs.au .Iilf' ~. IikFfT-
= NfrI 10 sAkiI.Arr,
oGg-u.l.Su 90 IL tai: mo conn }.
P 81. - usIi.fgb
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sla crstOwn sem nary.
FoH yoIyG LADIES,

IN VAIL Term OF THIS POPULAR
/ lutiiiution Will commence on Monday
The FIRST day Oi -. t'mbe next. Parents ~
Guards ns desiring "A school Ct the hlghe,t
chuIAIur, az moderate rates, TO their chill.
drGnrr waids, amply for info 'mniiou 10 the
Principal, Rev. JOHS NCCEoS, u. d.. Hog.
eIg'Owr, Mary HId. juNlegb
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ST. LOUIS.
Acci,!cnt 10 Il Freight Train on t!:c
Atlantic ana Pacific Haiiroad-
Two Men KILLED.

Two Men KILLED.
81. LOUIS, August &).--hs 4
freight train on the Atlantic and Pa
cific Railroad was passing under 4
bridge at LaCledc, eight miles from
this city, last night, 4 brakeman nam
ed Atweil, and another man named
Arthur NcGinnis, who were stand
ING on top Of ono Of the cars, were
knocked of and both ki led. Nc
Ginnis is supposed to have been re-
Gently employed on III" Indianapo-
lis, Bloomington and Western rail
r0al.
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Mils. s.C.I. SMHiH'S

CCROuL F.E N"USg LADIES A>D
> Children IN ih" Lindshy institute
Wlli reopen scpIernD'r 4, h, ls1N.
tuTllSh DrHuchc. .M1iheIn ,tic~ aud Modern
languages by ,omI "tent psrhcrs. Pain =.
ing md drawing cl:us a. iau.ht by Ap
Wilkinson. To" location IN y'fy deHirabl' f,
being central, que aud coy Of acc"ss. 70,
Circular ar tIihvr mtofInstion apply
Mrs Snyth, hTpIlusslr,ci u ar 2ttli.
lsi streeD 1rsi tho - huul 10 y.
lU,.i.Tlp
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u eslyan Female Institute,
3t0unton, Va.

re@ius iLS twenty fourth aGuunl G,s-ion
Sap.' M q. '1ih lS7i. one o'tha first schouls
iI young lauiv~ In the souuI. Twenty.
three teachers JEl officers: Jui ,dIngs eis-
CANT scene grand health uusuI y isSsrd :
.CCblU cons WI!ons here restored pupils
iru," II tire Iiltvrn tates nom MsrJ Iauh
To Texas. Road Rud cull'ge tuition Tor
SChC lRttIC Sc.iI slIU
For CdRiug b" of nf'y.i .iour page pddrt,
Rev ". A. ia kkl> Pes.
gU..t Stpunitu, ~
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VIRGIL MA
: e EH ALE STiTUTe,
%TsUsTGS. yIEOiSrA.

Zen ere. !e,csj ie gcAs.s In ibe English
crGsse; Four IN the Lau;Ssz- 'eYsn in
Nus,c, E'.fi' ig.EtJ seven nsE ifDtrgmsnts
lu Lsa: 1--WE teachers 81 nrnarns niaI
bra l8chaS. Pupils iOr seventeen Etstes
Chartered lsil re-cg2s iEs-l Isl.
fOl csi3.DIn-g 'd.s
Rev. X. -. PHfLlPS,
algil-LZ PRINCIPAL.
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Shepherd CcIIege

SHE"NtEDsTDWs. wIsr Va.
gc.ii,u "rcn. S-Tt .. La. Two depart
ment. 90 I'g'Rtr Hud Normal male apd
'rma'r. t"ur-p cItciVIye FIpsTIeBced
10 cb"r TJ'ni oEpsuses per yea, ts
state nom d pupils pay no tuition: 9th -
go g'j f!J a"CJ dIaZ - siuiia For clrca
/! r. @. .frt.- the p!ucIpaI