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s, i, ,,,.a,s grow aba Ell, snd they grow, y
~ y, .,,ch 4 ,,sle in Ireland as TO prove
sees s,s,s h;,,drap al TO aericuitn ana =, 20
~ sesss snn,e very strong remarks from ine
sals!sss.a General of that country, VINO, ~
NJ $500, snhn,Ntipg the agricultural statls'
.. isspsais7g saws that although great ln.
IN the breeds ard tues "
pa a OF fafm stock has taken p,ace ~ =,
Issiona since 1S41-when the coilection =. =.
,1nr;n,,itnrai statistics comnnenced--n mus.
ass',d,n;tted that corresponding improve
,,sant has Il ct taken place In the eusuPaeiSu
~ ,L, land. This is but too apparent OH lue
sarms generally. Incaicuiable injury asl rise
sro e., m, ,fle nrchccked growth Of weeds, Wnlcu
"a lnhappiIy, permitted in almost every
IS, nsrt Of he country, and also on the sides OF
roads, railways, and canals. 20,
At The meeting OF the Royal Agricultural
sociesv nj Belfast in 1872, the president,
Ord fnrrau, referring to the great mtschlei
done hv weeds In Ireland. suggested re.
r;val Of the old Scotch law declaring any one
~ no q atraitor who poisoned the Queen s
,anS With weeds.o Such q strong measure
~os,,d. however, probably still further irrl-
tate the Home Rulers, and give Arelanu az a.
other grievance; but ZOE tneI oma
Irish WOulQ QC We'll W uA'aS ;, - ..., \ !
firpate their weeds. Some idea may Nc
formed Of the advantage to be derived from
careful wedding by the following account Of
some re- ouirennents related by the first presi.
dent of "The Beard of Agriculture" ana
quoted In the appendix to The Registrars
report: ,d ,oro
81. Seven acres of light grayeily land were
allowed. and sown broadcast With wheat ;
one acre was measured of. and not weed
was pulled out of it; the other SIX acres
were carefully weeded. The unWeeded
acre produced IS bushels; the six weeded
acres 1856 bushels, or 223 per acre, which is
al bushels, or / more produce IN favor OF
wedding. .. a slx.arIe field was soWn with
barley, In fine filth and well MANFRED. The
wedding, owing TO great abundance OF
charlcck, cost Us. per acre. The produce of
an unweeded acre was only IL busE-
els: of the Weeded Is bushels; difference
In favor Of wedding Is bushels per
acre, besides the land being so much clearer
for succeeding crops. 8. Six acres soWn
with oats, one acre ploughed but ouce, and
unpanured, produced only II bushels,
Another six acres, ploughed three times,
MANFRED, and Weeded, produced 81
bushels. This experiment proves that
oats require good management, and will
pay for it as we'll as other crops. Ten
bushels of the increased produce may te
fairly attributed to the wedding and the
other ten to the manure"
Will our own agricuturists from these re.
suits take lesson?
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C1RCUAsTANTIAL EvlpEScE.-A correspond
ent in Southampton county sends us letter
reporting q remarkable case of circun,stan-
tial evidence which was lately passed upon
by committee of gentlemen of that county.
The evidence is of such character that we
cannot publish it; but it pointed directly
aud conyncirgly to the guilt Of the accused.
Yet when all the facts had come out, and the
accusing circumstances had been explained
by parties having the means Of doing so, it
was perfectly apparent that the accused was
guiltless, and that those circumstances really
had no such meaning as had been attributed
to item. Law-books contain many cases
less remarkable.
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GRAND Postal SYSTEM. IN arrange
ment, which is nearly completed, las n
view the carriage CT the mails bcSHecu tne
large cities On rapid trains used fer nc otacr
purpose, to which tho freight and passenger
trafic will alike give way. " this means
it is expected that letters will be carried ne'
tween New York and Chicago In twenty"
four hours, and similarly short time IS anu anu
cip ated in connection with Cleveland, Cin'
cinnati, AID other cities. Such au improve
n,eat wosId be OF so manifest advantage
that It is certain to become permanent il
once adopted ."-NetD YorE Tribune.
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PosrAL.-- Miss Ellen CoHhig is appointed
postmaster at Casanova, Fanquier, Va, uice
Rufus Fairbanks, moved away.
The Post office Department has ordered
an extension of service upon the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad from Harrisonbnrg to
Staunton, Va, tWenty-six miles.
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The Saturday Rec!e'o has nalGtalnea ma
sick women do not usually "isn 10 " az
tended By women. An interesting ie"es IA
the London Tines lately, siSned " - oui.
seon,D seems to make IL quite clear tnas ~ -
a mistake. It tells that " Ia Ehe oAty hosvi,
tai in London where women can os aItenueu
by female physicians, the influx OF pa6lenIs
is so great that to prevent tue YORK lio.n
becoming altogether too oVerWneinlnS 10
the staff and the resources OF tne hospIai,
It has become necessary both TO increase tne
money payment aud 10 enlarge the buildings.
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The ambiguity of the word "American "
is made manifest in Marshal BAzArNE's letter
to the New York Herald, in which letter he
says, for companion have an American
lady, who gives me the strongest proofs Of
devotion" She is a Mexican lady, and of
course an American in the sense in which q
Patagonian is an American.
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,nNnon stisg 81 eSE, xsfH AZ ii LaarE.
No IIttiS ApxieEY ys fhe e Hall Gazsfse,
.sral f5eek caIsed Ii fSifae neighb0rhood OF
London during the last few y tue sud-
dem annedrnnce Of rnyrfads of sants. "A van.
g51ard of these insects has even been seen
3mnrrf1inp oYer ~ ateripo bridg anu IL IS
3i1tpossibie 10 deny that our position Is at
this moment one os extreme peril at any
moment the invading army may be upon us,
and We shalt then be exposed to al the hor-
rors OF an ant plague Those who are accus-
toned to, look upon the ant as an industrious
but Insignificant creature will probably smile
at the idea of It's presence, even ~ sWarns
being II source of serious ineon fenlence.
without any wish TO cause an unnecessary
panic, but merely with the view Of prepar.
Ing Londoners for possible contiBge ncles, it
may be as we'll to call attention TO the pro.
ceediDgs of an army Of ants that some years
ago inYaded the island Of Grenade. The
ants on that occasion g descended from the
hills like torrents and the plantations as wen
as every path and road for miles were TILED
with them. Rats, mice, and reptiles Of every
kind became an easy prey to them, and even
the birds, which they attacked whenever
they lighted on the ground in search OF 1000,
were so harrassed as to be at length unable
TO resist them. Streams of water opposed
only temporary obstacle to their progress ;
the foremost rushing blindly on certain
death, and fresh armies instantly following,
till a bank was formed Of the carcases OF
those which were drowned sufficient to dam
ND the waters and allow the main body to
pass over in safety. Even fire was tried
without effect. When it was lighted TO arrest
their route they rushed into the blaze in such
myriads as to extnguish it," To such straits
was the unfortunate island reduced BY the
ants that. reward of twenty thousand
pounds was offered, but in vain, for an etfee-
tual means of destroying them; and it was
not until hurricane in 1850 came and blew
them away and drowned them-doing, by
the way, almost more mischief than the
ants-that Grenada was freed from these ter1
rible destroyers. Happily, 10 LONDON we
have the steam roller, which should be kept
ready for Immediate action in the face of the
calamity with which we are now threatened.
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WArxAN T. WILEY, Of West Virginia,
resides In the Fairmont, not the Wheeling
district. Years ago both places were in the
same district; hence the error carelessly
made By US on Saturday in locating him in
the Wheeling district.
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The New York Tribune of Friday last
contains abont dozen columns of matter
Gin small type1 touching the third.term ques.
ton. g Things is working" The discussion
ofthis topic has done g a great deal of good.o
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,,
11l5 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

1115 Main street, opposite DlSpo|c< onSe- !
TOR RENT, NEW BRICK DWELL sa
II ING on Main street corner Of Linden !; Es::4
modern improvements; seven rooms; S4oo PEI
New BRICK DWELLING, No. 312 west Main
street; ten rooms, gas and water; S37'ou per
New BRICK HOUSE on west Cary street: No.
%: six rooms modern improvements; soo per
HOUSE on Broad street, No 2115; seven rooms;
kitchen, two rooms, gas and water; $40 per
THREE HOUSES lon Canal street, Nos: 8. 5,
and z six rooms, water and out-houses; s2oo per
BRICK HOUSE OH Pine street, No. 6; four
rooms; Kitchen, two rooms; $15 per month.
BRICK HOUSES on Main street, Nos. 4o5 and
407; eight rooms, gas, water, &c; S3u per
month.
81 9; i've rooms; we'll Of water; 81 per month.
STORE No. 422 Sixth street; $3.50 per annum.
STORE No. Fourteenth street; 5000 per
amman. Apply 10 j. THOMPSON BROWN.
90 f2-3t
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TIE CAB1NET.-Fromt the foundation of the
Government until now, each State has had
Cabinet officers, as follows:

The following States have never had a re-
preventative in the Cabinet: Rhode Island,
West Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Texas, California, Minnesota, Kansas, Ne
braska, and NeYada.-Ne,u York Post.
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4, al .ispatch to the salllniofs sun.
asa IN Ssssrraan ON Iistnk ne Arm =
inshe souIia- soy 81 ssser y lsels1 -

IS, al spa,ch to the BalIlnofs an.
80 sssssIy,Ysan on UstnES 10 Afzm
800 s,.s,.a south Wise for Gsta-
w . su,aorns September II The uneasl.
go. 70 nortesi to exist Id Some sectlons OF the
an,f,,ern states is at present suplect soIi
;conssfIerable discussion In army circles mere.
5sanars,i Sherman lin eonYersati ion haa ex-
,,resaed the opinion That IT would be Tar nes.
t 81 Ia leave the preservation OF order under
Tho direction of the civil authorities OF those
s,atea. if willing to use IL, and 20 employ
shs ormvimereIy MS subsidiary He says 10
time ,of npace. and under the laws us they
NOW stand. the army can do, nothing TO.
Yards .ro;srctnr a pacifcation OF the dis
,nrhinp Elements. The army, he says, can
ar NJ. hnt can neither try criminal nor
nnn;sh him. After his arrest he must be
ipmrnsd over TO the civil authorities, and If 1t
should happen that the triai-Wnicn Woula
have to be by jury-Was peioie u July =.
ipmh;nh nromrted the act of the party ac-
cnssd t Would be folly to expect punish.
,nsnt The only condition. ef things under
% h;eh the army could arrest; try, and pun
ish. would be the declaration OF martial law
In the disturbed localities. He thougnt,
however, that Congress had deprived the
President of that power; and that being so,
he could notisee how effective work could
be done if the population persisted in oppo'
sitioD. ~
HENRY A. WISE FOR CONGRESS.
Private adYices of responsible character
from Richmond, Va, indicate growing
movement to bring out Henry A. Wise as an
ineependent candidate for Congress. The
movement, tits said, has the endorsement OF
some of the most Influential Virginia Re
publicans, and confidence is expressed that
Wise could be elected. 81,
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A contemporary says: a newspaper ana
q newspaper editor that people don't talk
about and sometimes abuse arc rather poor
concerns. The men and business that an
editor sometimes feels It duty 20 aatena az
a risk of making enemies OF anotner c'ass are
often the very first TO show insraaitude. Inc
editor who expects 10 receive tnuch charity
or gratitude viii soon fias CIT his mistake
but hc should 20 ancad ard saw AID &c iSh'e
he conscientious, luiGks rigEt, "i.houI re-
gard to ic1Tn3 OF 2milca.
The time IS rapidly approaching wuen
civilization will soar upon us i't4a!r:cus Ylngs
from the towers OF the ST.. 1rouis Uf.dse TO
the snowy. summit Of tile -ietc;i HeTada- OUT
the unmarried and iHlrlorr' r:ia viii 90 On
bursting bis gall!ses" and snls!nS them
with shoestring until he gatJ3 7l-c 10 LOOK
after him. BROOKLYN Argts.
The Cincinnati city officials who recently
visited Atlantic City were received there
with a salute of welcome, says dispatch.
Subsequent developments prove th.1, EnoH'
ing something about c;la ttitss oi scose iti-
diyiduals, the salute consisted of Knocking IN
the bung of beer barrel.
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The John Mitchell testimonial fund in
charge Of the committee here was increased
Yesterday evening by Contributions 10 the
amount OF siQ6.- ashia9lo, letter.
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IMPORTANT TO FRIENDs OF SCHOOLS AND
Colleges 1t Is now known that, in spite of
Governor MoRroN's denial, it was the Presi-
dents purpose to veto the ciyil.rights bill. -
Neao York Tribune, 11th.
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Milwaukee Sentinel: g We are about
through with eur ashing, writes g cor
respondent in the up-country. Orr schools
haven't opened yet,
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DEATHS.

ried. the 10th OF July, 1t 6 O'Clock A. NJ, on
hoard the North German Lloyd steamship Baltl-
more, on her trip from Baltimore TO bEemen.
MhRY HENRIETTA IRENE, daughter of Charles
and the late Mary A. Cammann, aged nine months
and ten days.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in Manchester, September 9TH, at the D. d
E. church, by the Rev. Ar. LunpEMin ss J k1Is e.
SMITH, OF Manchester, Va.
) Galveston Mcs and Baltimore Sun will please
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sa sf)s II 49, 1Y Bcao. ~
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|fusrfN prTpT III sIsrrG ,,s.nler l4sISf
EtR tln2llCz EGHJtyL,9I VIII
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td seil0iass Hlli nave psefs sases
from me regulations estsbl tsbsd Ky Mr..
Board go. !. 20 ~ Ne Sss,sa
49, ~. ~. s.. 81 Il ~
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DISSERTATIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.

DIssOLUTIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE OF CO. PARTNERSHIP
IN GEORGE N WILSON, late of the firm Of
Wilson 6 w est, has this day purchased q full In
terest In our business, which In future Will be con-
Quoted Under the style of fSHANKs, BARRETT s.
WILSON. SHAShS ~ bAhhc1I'
September 9, 1874.
Referring to the above card of annonncem of
co-partnership, beg 10 ten6efsEny thanks 10 the
community for the patronage extenaed to me for
the last past seventeen Years and 10 SOLICIT con-
tinuance of the same TO the new trm:
So 1O-lm GEORGE n. WILSON.
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CENSUS OF lSeO.-The claims for taking
" the eighth census, as assistant United STATES
marshaI in all OF the southern states that were en-.
gagged In the late rebellion, were rejected Tor want
of proof OF loyalty.
since then, by subsequent act of CONGRESS-, the
proof Of loyalty is not required and all OF those re-
iected claims are directed 10 Ire paid.
For further information as 70 the manner ~ln
which the money IS to he paid, write TO
$500 y w. Il. sDRINkARD,S Claim Agent,
No. 141S street,
au 2S-lm Washington, ID. @.
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Doors OPEN at / $50 and $50 P. III.
Arrauseme uts have been made with all the II ne:
OF railway for round.trip tickets, good on all th'
trains from all stations, to enable parties DESTROYS
of visiting the GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH during
the days IL exhibits In this city.
Don't forget the date
ADMISSION TO the entire MANN 9th combination
rs cents. Children under ten years of aser soc.
Sc 1A16,1S,19, S21
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FAIRS, &c.


EEAST AND FAIR.-The ladies of the
Il Manchester Methodist church will commence
FEAST and FAIR In the basement OF The church,
on TUESDAY EVENING, the 10Th OF September,
for the benefit Of the Parsonage Society.
se12-2t*
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON HALL,
RICHMOND, VA, September 2, 1874.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ in part or for The whole, at this office, until the
20th fSeptember) instant, for making and furnish,
ing this department with three hundred 1901
3O.INCH PIPE and two hundred (200) 24-lNCH
CAST-IRON WATER-P4PES; said pipes to be de-
liyered in this city.
Bidders will STATE at what time and In what quan-
titles the pipes can be delivered.
Any information required Will be given at thls
Office.
nil the bids j. T.. LAWS,
Sc 5.tse2O Superintendent.
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sEprEaBEnf21 AND 9a.
Positively the only large show that win exhibit
in virginia aud North Carolina during the travel.
ling season OF 1874. ss5zrs &
OLD. JOHN RoBNsoN's
GREAT WORLDS EXPOSITION
MDsPUTABLY THE LARGEST EXHIBITION
IN THE WORLD.
THOUSANDS OF LYING ANIMALS, fS5
MYRIAps OF BIRDS, II; q
COLONIES OF MONKEYS, z &.
SCHOOLS OF AMPHIBIA,
MILES OF REPTILES. .
No impossibilites promised; we guarantee 70 ex-
s bibit all we represent, or money refunded.
OUR MATCHLEss ORGANIZATION EN- e. v.
BRACES THE LARGEST AND MOST COM
PLETE MENAGERIE, AVIARY, AND IS. -
AQUARIUM IN THE WORLD,
containing living specimens Of our Creators great
handiwork, of which
aThey went In two and two, unto Noah
IT, into the ark, 49,
The male and the female, as God had
oomm,p5ad Noah3
Among which are the following special novelties,
which we guarantee to exhibit, OR THE MONEY
WILL DE REFUNDED.
mark WELL THESE LINES.
we viii exhibit at each place the great show visits
AHERD OF LIVING GIRAFFEs, COSTING
$4,000 IN GOLD.
ArLACK sUMATRAN RHINoCERos.
TIE LARGEST PERFORMING ELEPHANT
IN AMERICA.
A GIANT OSTRICH-twelve feet high;
MONSTER SEA LIONS,
A THREE-HoRNED AND THREE-EYED 3D.
VINE, FROM THE HOLY LAND
the only one ever exhibited.
These are special features that are not owned or
controlled by any other travelling exhibition. In
addition to which Is the
STRICTLY MORAL CIRCUS,
embracing over
ONE HUNDRED STAR ARTISTS,
TWO MAMMOTH BANDS-forty musicians;
GORGEOUS STREET DISPLAY-fnest in
the world
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NEETENs1B.

FAST END BUILDING FUND COMPA.
EINY.-The regular monthly m eating ofthe EAST
END BUILDING FUND COMPANY VIII be he Id
in the chool-house of Folkes & Garlick, on Iwenty,
fifth street between M.rshall and Clay, az f:3o
THIS EVENING. VIM. H. PLEASANTS,
90 ~ Secretary.
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IrOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING On
4 ON Seventh near Clay street, ten rooms, a.
kitchen, gas, and all modern improvements.
For rent, splendid aud pleasant THREEcSTQki
BRICK DWELLING on Third street. SAMPLES sample,
Hill near Arch, containing nine rooms, Kitchen,
stable, &C., and gas and water on the premises:
For rent, BRICK DWELLING on The east slde
of Twenty-fourth street between Broad apo Dlar-
shall, nine rooms, kitchen, stable, &c. " ater on
For rent BRICK DWELLING on Twenty-ffth
street between Broad and Marshall, seven rooms,
kitchen, &c. Y,,-r.c =,
Rroad street between Twenty. seventh and Twenty
eighth, being new and nodernly CONSTRUCTED; four
rooms each with double kitchens, gas and water.
For rent the newly-repalred and convenient
BRICK DWELLING No. 31S, seven rooms, with
good pump of water on the lot
For rent, NEW FRAMED DWELLING on
Twenty-flfth and Clay streets, six rooms, Kitchen,
s' For rent, BRICK TENEMENT on Twenty fourth
and streets, five rooms, kitchen. &c.
For rent. NICE NEW FRAMED TENEMENI
on Thirty first between Leigh and NJ Streets four
The prices Of the above are exceedingly mode
fa se a Asp'' :" LYME & BROTHER.
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A NCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs
"A
4 GRAND PICNIC
will be given by the
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
at HATTORF'5 GARDEN,
IN rIIKSnhY SEpTENpER LIZ lRTd.
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1874.

Ample arrangeme have been made to Insure
q pleasant day TO all participants.
The public generally are respectfully Invited.
McCASS'S FIRST REGIMENT BAND will furnish
the music on the occasion.
The following committees have been appointed,
and will give strict supervision to the several de
partments in their charge:
Reception Committee: William H. Ward. chair
char, j. z. Roach Arthur Rooney, John X. Molloy.
Pyosr Consmittee: II. Byron. chairman; %. Sui
tgan, %. EalIehan. John Garrighty, Thomas
U'keefc.
General Superintendent: james Hayes.
Admission, soc. each. sc 1O-5t
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The BLACK Hills.

GENERAL CUSTER 1NTERyIEwED-ExTENT OF
EXPLORATION AND OF GOLD DIScovERIEs-THE
SURRENDER OF TUE BLACK HILLS MILITARY
NECESSITY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS members g.
Nl of LOGE FRANCHISE, No. 50, are "
requested to attend stated meeting att '
Washington Hall, on Broad between Ninth and
Tenth Streets, THIS EVENING at O'Clock.
~ goOd 81 SS!er r. nvted
BY order of the w. NJ.
September IA, A. l.. 1914, A. ID. 1874.
sc l4-1t*
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VIRGINIA LODGE, No. 2, MGA
Y KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.-A special EY.SA
session will be held THIS tSlonday) 5bvb-(S 1a5
inn Castle Hall for Instruction In the am SSSS1
piiaed third rank. A full attendance Is re- SS.D
spectfuly requested. Brothers of sister lodges are
raternally Invited to participate BY oruer OF the
q q II. E. DOWNING,
60 14.1tx Keeper OF Records and Seal.
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N BIN consequence Of the great demand for
tickets for the above picnic the Committee OF Ar
rangelncuts have been necessitated to engage
WEIMER'S (Fuker's) GARDEN III order to ac-
cemu.atlate their numerous friends
Some o. Virglnia's most distinguished citizens
hays been invited and promise to attend
The " A. .. H. intend to make this their FIRST
PICNIC second TO none that have been held in our
| city.
| Tickets good for both Gardens. sc 14-2t
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Positively the only large show that win txhibit
in virginia aud North Carolina during the travel.
ling season Of ] s74. s
OLD. JOHN RoBINsoN's
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I UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No. 100 EIGHTH STREET.

The tenth session Of this school will begin On
THURSDAY, September Gath.
CHARLES GHIsELIN. A. b., Assistant instruct.
G. MERRITT Motley, A. NJ. ors.
TERMS Per half session, payable In advance
For higher English and sfathemash SO
For each language.
For clergymen,s sons for all branches. e
No extra charges.
Boys Of eleven years of age received, or, If mdl
advanced, even Younger.
Circulars at the bookstores.
Application may be made 10 the Principal. At No.
l10S Capitol street, or at the sciloo-house after
the 23d Instant. THOMAS II. NORWOOD,
Sc lO-1m Principal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-14

TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLiNST@ .5
I in nice order, corner Fourth ana Ecn04
streets, with FIVE rooms. Possession AZ once. 49,,
Also small STORE and SHELVlNd Oh Aain
between First and Second. water ana gas IN the
Also, FRAME DWELLING, seven rooms =
kitchen, bath, &C.: will pc put In nice order NO.
al 1Iso. ERAME DWELLING, six rooms corner
Main and Cherry. Possession September 2oth'
iaIs so,'9S12ESWFRAME DWELLING, five rooms. on
pine between Albemarle and Beverly Streets. City
water on ts so' nice BSSsHENT ROoMsa No. 800
Frsnklin street, between Eighth and Ninth.
Also. several smaller HOUSES in various locali-
,,as annIy TO HILL & GODDIN,
co 1d5t HOS Main street.