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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16
pELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

The annual term will begin on 18th September
next and close 18th June following
The Principal desires to state that the Prepar-
atory rs we'll as Collegiate Department of this
School is thoroughly organized. Special atten-
ton is called to the Department of Music. The
instruments consist of grand and square Pianos
and an Organ with pedal bass. The teachers
are experienced and thoroughly competent.
Apply for Circular containing full particulars to
N. PENICk,
Principal Belle Haven Institute, Alexa., Va
n. B.-Ihe Principal refers with pleasure,
and by permission, TO the following well-known
gentlemen: Hon. James Barbour, Gen. j. &.
Field, Major JAS w. Green, DIR. 4. Taliaferro,
Judge II. Shackelford Hon. Thos. S. Fournoy,
Mr. 9; D. Gray, and Hon. Il. Z. Withcrs.
aug3l-lm
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TT F. HENRY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Wishing my school to be near an open play
ground an advantage it has not heretofore had
| shall open its next and Fourteenth Annual
Session in Mr.. Charles Powelrs School Build
ing, on Queen, between Washington and Co.
iumbus streets, on MONDAY, sept ID.
The course OF study comprises the elementary
and advanced English Branches Mathematics
and the Natursl Sciences, and if sufficiently
large classes can be formed to justify it, Profess
sors will be employed to give Instruction to ad-
vanccd students in the Ancient and Modern
Languages.
The terms of tuition, depending upon the
branches taught, range from ST. 10 SIS per QUAR-
ter, pay able in advance.
N. B.-The School room will be open for the
reception and classification of pupils every
morning after Sept. s. from o'clock to II m
MuW Diff
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A LEAANDRIA ACADEMY.

The Eighteenth Annual Session of this School
will commence MONDAY, September &.
The locatation Of the school house (Friends'
Meeting Hoisc) is one of the most quiet, pleas
ant and accessible in the city; the furniture is
OF tho latest .nd most approved pattern; the
grounds are large and we'll shaded; the dsci-
pine is strict, a4d the best teachers are employ
cd Tor all branches
Catalogues, containing full particulars, may
be procured ut tho book stores or from
aug l6-lm JOHN ). BEACH, PRINCIPAL,
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= A DOLP MACON COLLEGE,,
40 ASHLAND, VA,
Offers, at lawcst rates, the ADVANTAGES of tho
rough Instruction. high grade of scholarship,
under best Iieious Influences, in refined com
munlty and Al a location remarkable for its ex-
traordnary healthiulncss and accessibility.
TWO uU NDRED AND TilkrY DOLLARS
will p"y all necessary expenses for the entire
scholastic gear. For Catalogue and further par
ticulars address
Rev. JAN Els A. DUNCAN, A. I'D,
- President.
or Rev. ALEXANDER G. BROWN.
aug 5-6w Sacrntsrv
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MARRIED.

By Revs. r. J. Norman and J. B. Taylor
at the residence of the brides father, in the
county of Culpoper, on Wednesday, Sept. 18th,
Mr.. THOMAS A. BROADUS, of Alexandria,
Va, to Miss sALLlE J. BOLTS, daughter OF
William F. Bolts, esq.,, of Culpep"r, Va.
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TT AFlNG rented the spacious rooms in Sa-
A. rept. Hail building lately occupied by DR..
Little. which l have newly furnished, l will
commence my Second Session for BOYS and
CIR LIS SEPT 18th Second Monday.) Terms:
81, Sc and IS per qualler
Lessons to :. limited number in VOCAL MU-
SIC; also instruction in WAX FLOWEES,
FRUltS and CONFECTIONERY.
ys1;"t Parents wishing to enter their children
Will find me a. the school room this week from
5! Il. IN. to + p. Ill.
aug z0-lm Mrs. KATE NJ. MILBURN.
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no" ORDERS and PHYSICIANS PRE-
SGRlPTlONS receive our most careful and
prompt personal attention, and every effort
made to maintain the high reputation of our
Ola establishment sep 16-2m
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HUBBELL'S SEA SALT, tor producing q
Ill real sea water bath in your own room
Also Perfume Atomizer, valuable little instru-
ment for pertaining clothing, SC. For sale by
je29 E. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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DOTOMAC ACADEMY.


Formerly Alex. Boarding SchooD
Established by Bcnjamn Halowell in 1924.
a complete English, Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL coure taught; also French German
and Spanish. Next session will commence
SEPIEM BIER l5 Catalogues furnished ut re-
quest.
Terms: For board, tuition washing and lights,
Sl3o per hall session i'll advance For day
scholars Si3 for tuition in English branches,
81 81 in Crock and Latin (eachJ and 81. 50 in
Modern Languages (esch) per quarter in ad-
CHARLES 5. TAYLOR Associate
JOHN ;. BLACKBURN, ! Principals,
aug l2-2awtf Alexandria, Virpinia
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w ORSTED DRESS PRINCES.
w Received this day, per express, twenty
pieces of Caterpillar Fringes in all hades, at
twenty FIVE cents per yard, at
apN @. G. BERRY'S.
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ERENCH ORGANDIES-Specia attention.
Il is invited to beautiful assortment of
French Organdy Lawns, reduced from She to
Csc per yard. ID. +. BRASHEAR,
ie2l No. lO3 King st., Alexandria. Va
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RACONl BACONl
- Another lot of Sugar cured Shoulders,
Hams and Breast Pieces lust received and for
sale by w. A. JOHNSON,
ap 10 Corner Pitt and Queen streets.
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.nILSl OlLSl OILSl-Just received anoth-
~ or supply of Machine Natural and Lar
Oil, for lubricating purposes, at
w. F. CREIGHTON'S,
je3 IS King street.
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THORN'S IFALLIBLE OINTMENT, for
4 the cure of Erysipeas, Scrofula, letter.
King Worms or any other eruption IF tho skin
Just recei, I'd another supply at
aug20 WARFIELD s. HALLS.
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We will be pleased to furnish quotations al
any time.
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DARKER MILLS BLEACHED COTTONS
- Another case of those splendid Cottons.
Also Androsccg gin and other popular brands.
d. f. BRASHEAR
sep ID No. 1909 King st.
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NEW PICKLES. just received by
IN e. VIM RAMSAY,
aug 81 Corner King and St. Essph street
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CT EMALION CLARET-We havo Just re-
~ ceivcd this very superior Wine in cases of
ono dozen quarts: We are offering it at low
figures.
aug5 McBURNEY & SON.
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TEAS-Gunpowder Oolong, Japan and Eng
Il lish Breakfast Teas for sale by
w. A. JOHNSON,
SEPT al corner Pitt and Queen sts,
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DATENT MACHINE FOR WCRKIN


Call and see, at 50 King street, on the corn,
of Royal. Something new and desirable.
jy 80 j. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION-Lace Sacks and
~ Points il Llama, Damace and Pucher Lace,
my 70 D. F. WITMER CO.
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PLACk ENGLISH GRAPE Wells, from
- ~. 50 TO SO. Also large line of Mourning
Goods generally.
my 22 D. F. WILMER co.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH
w supply of YAK LACES, BUSTLES,
RUCHlNGS, ana variety of other Notions, at
FERG USON & BROS,
augN So King street.
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f,;ea md tun,ipiugblrds upon the porches or

flies and hunliniugblrds upon the porches or
stoops. With half an eye, and less than cali
an hour, YOU can take whole lots Of them In
your mind; and whilst they are pretty
enough 10 make mans heart ache, we
would not, OF, principle, admit that they
were as coniely as our own fair maIdens at
home. But then they are just as dear to
somebody, and we may not nave seen all the
cream Of the pan.
FREEMAsoSRY IN RICHMOND
means something, Visiting the Loge Fran.
c,ise," we were most cordially hailed as from
New Jersey, and given all the honors OF the
craft as q Right Worshipful Past Grand
officer. When refreshment was announced
it was not on empty sound, but solid sup
per in the adjacent room, and for champagne
we had iced tea and bow we ,relished this
hospisabIe entertainment, Freed from all
ceremony and quickly over, and without any
license or debuuch, we could truly say 1t was
q most Masonic rerast. When finished, no
member of that entire company started for
q rum-hole or beer-sh0p; but all went d.
rectly home, as Masons ever should do. In
this connection We may remark hat-there Is
scarcely such practice there as "sucker-
drukiDg." Nobody is expected TO invite his
friend to drink rot-gut because he happens
to be in the vicinity of a liquor-saloop. Ia
this respect Richmond is unlike Paterson,
where one half are standing around as suck
.ers, waiting 10 be asked TO take a drink, and
the other half anxious TO find somebody to
offer drink to in order 10 flud an excuse to
drink themse!y es drunk. '. =
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MANCHESTER NEWS,

GRAND JuRY.-The following IA ljst of
grand jnrymen drawn for the Septenher
term Of The Cheiterield County Court:
Manchester Magisterial District Samnei
Green, j. F. Gregory, Philip Schlosser,
George Wintree.
Dale District: j. B. Ellis, W. T. Nun
nally, j. A Browp.
Midlothian District: J. X. Brown, Z. .M.
Archer. 3. j. Forloine, Thomas B. Brown. !,
MatodcG. Districk-R. r. Heys, William
Archer, W. Gill, ". r. Little. .,t
Clouer Hill District Henry Blaukenship,
William n. Noble, Samuel W. Rudd, George
Bartlam, Bepj,min Sims, j. N. Ogerton.
Bermuda Dissrict.-Theodore Boisseau,
James E. Bishop, A. j. Bishop.
The CASE OF b. C. GIDDlNGs.- Yesterday
the case of II. C. Giddings, charged with OBJ
tanning the sum Of $40 in money from Messrs.
Il. G.. Jordan and Others snder false pre-
teuces, was called In the Mayors Court, and
continued until Thursday. The accused was
bailed for bis appearance In the sum OF S40O.
Later In the day Mr.. Giddings, who Is
clerk of Manchester township and er of7cio
treasurer, was arrested upon the charge OF
forging the name OF Mr.. Henry Hopkins, on
or about the 18th of July, to nete for the
sum of $780, upon which be had obtained
the sum of $50 from Mr.. Samuel Archer.
The accused was also bailed by the Mayor
on this charge in the sum Of $1,000. go
MAyoR's CouRT.-The following business
was disposed of in this court yesterday:
Frank Stanley and Jennie Stanley, charged
with fighting in the street. The former was
| discharged and the latter was sent to Jail for
| thirty days.
Robert Baker, charged with disorderly
| conduct. Fined ST..
E. Browder, charged with contempt of
court. Fined $40
E. and George Browder, charged with as
| saultiDg George Wescott. Coullnued until
| to-day.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of Su-
pervisors OF Chesterfield county met yester-
| day, but after an unimportant session ad'
journed. a
HEN.HoUsE RoBBsD.-Sunday night the
hen-house Of Mr.. j. Lpscombe, situated on
| upper Hull street, was robbed of several fine
| glme chickens. ....
PERsoNAL.-Mr. N. A. Cogbill, clerk oi
the County Court, and his lady, have re-.
turned to the city from brief pleasure.
| trip to Goochland county.
| Mr.. Thomas B. Bott has returned to the
city from visit TO Raleigh, N. G.
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POLICE COURT, MONDAY Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of
Ralph Evans, charged with being drunk.
Fined 81.
George W. Clarke, charged with being
drunk and resisting the police. Fined 81;
in default, committed for twenty-four hours.
Lewis Bowman and Mrs. l.. Bowman,
charged with assaultiug and striking John
Justice. Continued until Tuesday.
Robert Scott, charged with being drunk
and resisting the police. Sent to jail:
Levi Coleman, charged with blelkiGg and
entering the house of Susan Anthony.
Proved to have been drunk. Fined $3.50.
Louisa Nicholson, charged with steailDg
two pair of shoes and one parasol from Isaac
Van Wort, valued at s4.25. Guilty, and sent
to ,il for sixty days.
James Hill, charged with trespassing ON
the premises of Mary Moran and skiDniDg
her slippery.elm tree. Continued until Tues
day.
John Single, charged with being drunk.
Fined 81.
AR. Jennings, charged with being drunk.
Fined 81.
Charles F. Benedict, charged with being
drunk. Fined 81. '......s-
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sVE !.kNI.


xv JiRtrK S'rc2E. with te7ec rooms above
- rfn w,si MCr>hall strce.; good business
>nt." pp,CK S'rJ2E and L ARGE DIV ELLlNG
-, ~, IQj.4 cas-, Main; Krad stand FOR grocers
- ,cuu.- -huu>-. nu,,r,>.r,a -,
.,. AZ nr-n,s avcnuc noa1 Baker street; groce-
ry. and ','''.s.S' q. So. ,, ~
- - ,.., Ma street, between Eighteenth anu
..,s.,. rh Hrnt los loa.y ood tenant.
.-u EElCk STORE No. so taSt Aain' near
Ais5. Bf;I,:i sTuR@ast LARGE DWfLi.lNt'
..,.rrr MA AID ScreHtF stree :; good eusiEeSs-
:,,rt I',inn $3.50 ue- '2rnum. ,
a...a NlT,, OFFICE under Exchange Heteh
y,u-..tulE-ircrt. - ,.,
A.,o Two OFFICES corner Main ana f~al-
TA."IV. 81 AIRS oye7 No l+o9 east Main street;
.' Tp.STAlES DER No. 141O east Main
s,.,, .nvra I7,nu!, and kitchen: nicely hlfsd up
,ra Hwrliug. Appi"'" FhhAh ID. HllL,
K,.l! t,laic Agent, NO. llOo Main street.
:
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CHuRoH NOTES Rev. Edward Wall
preached as St. james church on sunday y.
The new organ Is one Of The sweetest toned
Instruments 10 the city. The coz h1mand
stop Is specially striking. The church Is ior-
tunass in having q good choir-especiai'y The
female yoices-and altogether the music on
Sunday was excellent.
AT St. Paufs church. Rev Or. hinnige'
rode preached Sunday morning. The chuIcn
was closed ut night. 80
One person was received into the fellow
ship OF the Seventa-Strees Christian church
on Sunday morning aA,{1a is
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How TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE.-Persons suf-
fering with fever and ague, Intermittent or bilious
fever will call at the drugstore and get bottle Of
Ague Conqueror; their immediate cure Is certain,
and the chlls will not come back durug that sea-
son. 1t contains no qupine, arsenic or other pol
son, and ore-half bottle will restore your health,
1t ceanses the system, plrities the lv and secrc-
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADD Co..
wholesale agents.
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THE EXCURSION To-NIGHT.-The moon
light excursion down the river takes place
tonight at O'clock. The fast steamer u.
A, Arnold and the commodious covered
barge Gteenbush have been chartered for
the occasion. There Will be music and
dancing, and good time generally. Persons
living up town can start from Garber's Office
at 1880 p. N. 10 conveyaDces. When the
party returns, carriages and omnibuses will
meet them at Rockets. ,..-4.
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SIX MONTHS IN JAn-Mary Robinson,
charged with stealing A. Seaton'S coat,
eighteen dollars, and hat. was before the
Police Court yesterday. Mary stated that
Seaton was waiting on her." and that her
lover came in drunk. She took the hat and
coat and handed them to girl she had
never seen before to keep until she could re-.
turn from call. When she got back the
girl was gone. That wasn't Seaton's YER
sion. He said there was no other woman
EXCEPT Robinson about. Other circum-
stances made Mr.. White think so, too; and
he concluded that she stole the coat and the
money, ana sent her to Jail for six months.
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SMAcKED HIS WIFE, AND had TO PAY FOR
H.-There was somewhat OF row at Ben.
McCowy'S usually happy home on Sunday
morning. Ben. was before the Justice yes
terday to explain what was the matter, bis
wife having bad him arrested. Ben, it ap-
pelrs, was making bis Sunday toilet and
called on his wife (Mary) for Q clean shirt.
Mary didn't get it with that alacrity which.
10 Beu.'s opinion, q wife ought to move, and
SO be got mad and "jes smscked her in de
mouf." For this sport the Justice required
him to pay fine of five dollars. The wit
nesses testified that it was not au unfrequent
thing TO hear ber "scream and boiler"
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ANCIENT DocUxesTs,-W.D d. Hixon, ESQ

ANCIENT DOCUMENTS. D. Hixon, Esq,
of Maysyile, ky., has presented to the State
L brary manuscript copy of the brigade Or
ders of William Hetb, colonel of the Third
Virginia regiment, during the siege Of
Charleston, S. c., by the British from Febrn-
ary II. 1779, to april %, 1850, copied from
the original, in the possession of Mrs. Colonel
Alfred Seward, a grand. daughter of Captain
Buckner, living in Mason county, Ky. MIR.
Hlxon also presented to the library on behalf
of the author valuable monograph entitled
"The Testimony OF the Mounds, consider
ed With special reference to the prehistoric
arcta ology of Kentucky and the adjoining
States" By Thomas E. Pickett, II. D.
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ARRESTED poR STEALING Goops m WEsr
VIRaraIA- George Haines. thirty or tf,irty-
five j ears old, light complexion and hair, $50
pounds weight, was arrested here yesterday
by Detectives Knox and Wren, and Captair,
Tyler OF the police, on the charge OF stealing
and selling goods TO the amount Of $500 be.
longing to former employer, Mr.. s. Il.
Browne, Of West Virginia. Haines was or.
rested at biz, boarding house, corner Seven.
tsenth, and 5Iain streets, and locked up in the
First statfon-house. He professed to be in
search, Of situation as clerk In a store 10 this
city. Detective Knox telegraphed to Mr.
Brown what bad been done, and received an
answer from Mr. Brown requesting him to
keep Hsines in custody until q reauisition
could be obtained. Haines admits that be
was In the, employment Of Mr.. Brown.
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to return. Seeing these unsectarian assems
blags. one is prompted ITO fask why do not
the different denominations sometimes sag to
each other, 3 Come, worship With Us to-day,
and we in turn will some day accept your
invitation and worship with youP" Was
such a thing ever done, and would not the
erect De good? Then, indeed, might It be
said. !" Behold how these Christians love one
anQfher.n !
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GRANGE PIc.NIc.-There will be Grunge
nic.nic at Winn's church, in Hanover county
near Ashland, Tomorrow, 18th instant. Mr..
J.W. White, master of the State Grange; Ma.
lar ]. W. Morton, State lecturer: and Colo
nel ]. Richard Lewellen, will be among the
speakers. Should the weather be propitious
thare will no doubt be very large attend.
ance. as it viii be the first public meeting OF
the Order In that section.
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DECLARED H1ksELF A LUsArIc.-O Officer
Whitlock, of the First district, arrested
Moses Smith, nm alleged luuatic, yesterday,
charged with stealing 1915 from John Cox.
II appears that Moses went into Mr.. CoX's TO
buy a ticket In the Southern Association, and
while there he was attracted by the money
which Mir. Cox held In bis band, seized the
1915, and made of with it to the Monticello
eoai-house, where he uudressed himself en-.
tirely, and declared to Mr.. Whitlock, when
be came to arrest him, that he was crazy.
He was taken to the First station-house,
and there chained until this morning, when
Justice White will look into the matter.
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BURIAL OF Mrs. DR.. WENDLISGER.-The
Funeral services Of Mrs. Dr.. Arthur Wendln.
ger took place Sunday afternoon. The ser.
vice for the burial OF the dead was read at
Grace church by the rector (Rev. Kinloch
Nelson), and most appropriate and beautiful
music was rendered by select choir, com.
posed of the members of the Second Baptist,
st. James, and Grace G urch choi 8
Mrs. Rein ardt sung the solo portion OF
the hymn "Jesus, Saviour of my Soul" to
the beautiful air Of the prayer from Der
Freischu'z, this being one OF the last pieces
sung by the deceased during her life; which
fact being appreciated by large number OF
those present, and connected with the recol'
lection of the many amiable and lovely traits
Of her character, which so endeared her to
those with whom sheswas associated, brought
tears to many eyes.
At the grave an appropriate dlrge was sung
by the Gesang-V -Verein Virginia, which So
ciety followed her remains in body.
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ARE YOU DISTURBED AT NIGHT and broken Of
rest By i child suffering and crying with the pain
of cutting teeth? II so, go at once AMI get bottle
Of Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. twill re-
l;eve the little sufferer Immediately. 1t cures wind
collie and regulates the bowels. ....
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, d.

VI
The Oldest, best, and cheapest are
JOHN HOLLANDS.
They are made 10 suit every style Of writing, and
by their ease aud great durability are preferable
and far cheaper than steel pens, one of them can
never be worn ont op paper. IL.
For sale By
and WOODHOUs & PARHAM.
M 15.pod1m IN
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CHURCH .REpA1Rs.-The carpets have been
taken I'D and scaffoIdiDg is being erected in
the Monumental church preparatory to paint,
ing and repairing the building Inside and
ont. The work of palntiog, frescoing, etc,
will occupy about six weeks orelwo months.
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AUCTION SALES THIS OAY.

]. THOMPSON BROWN. 8 P. NJ. mill.site with
twenty-five acres: In the county OF Hanover.
road, nine miles from Richmond. Also, twenty
five acres OF woodland.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON. 10 A. NJ, general assort-
inent OF household furnilure.
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The ALLEGED SAMPLE EMERcHANT.--Mr. .
r. SIsson. arrested on Saturday by Sergeant
Foxes, charged with selling goods by sam
ple without having correct, license, was
called, and continued until to-day on account
at rfoue al of accused. -,., a. s.r......s. ~ -,
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&itl,mond 1ispatth,.


sg- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE C0AfBINEI CIRCULA-
non OF ALL THE OTHER DfILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. 49, ,-.t' =
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COMMISSION MERcHANTS.-We solicit your o'8
ders for printing, or u call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that it will be to your advantage.
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corner Of Main aud Tenth streets.

SARATOGA and all other styles OF TRUNKS at
BosCIIEN'S. 500 and GIL Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS. LADIES
line SATCHELs, &C.. at BosCHEN's, 509 and GIL
Rroad strpet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24

PEnsoNAL.-J James Mcdonald, secretary
Of the Commonwealth, is on brief visit TO
Big Spring, Montgomery county.
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tbs NEXT ELEcTloN.-The poll.books and
rolls to be used at the next election are now
being sent TO the clerks of the several coun'
ties BY the Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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EXCURSION TO OLD PoRr.-The Council
Committee on Streets Generally will leave
Richmond this morning at Z o'clock on an
excursion to Old Point.