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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11
'dRDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IT. 1875.

USrrEp STATES DisTafcr COURT Judge
Hughes presiding. The assignees were dis.
charged 10 the following cases In baDkrupt-
CT C. Z. Morris, J. NJ W hitioek, Johu D.
Morris, E. G. Nuckols, N. @. Coleman, A. S.
Richardson g. Co., Walter u. Dalton, j. d.
Rogers. IN. Kimbroagb, Francis E, Hud-
son, James j. Triee, Peter b. Barnes, james
Holmes, D. Stern, John q. Newton, 8. B. r.
Loving, John Johns, a. B. Woodbridge,
George G. Robinson, w n. ,Crowder, Will
liam Briggs, G. 81. Thompson, James II.
Haskius, Thomas N. Trice, F. A. Eaeho, W.
P. Cullen, Sidney Bolts, Thomas B. White,
George Claiborne, W. 81. Mitchell. A. L..
Lindsay. M. C. Mcleod, G. w. Gentry,
Thomas A. Diggs, r.. B. Hicks, j. W.
Resus, CIV. -Cottrell, Frederick Hef1ey,
tC.rR. Bigger, A., D. Cbesterman & Co.,
]. NJ. Shepherd, &. j. Christian & Co.,,
Henry Schott, e. a. Murphy, Theo.
Carter, L. l.. Brickhouse, c. 81. Brautigam,
P. yCummins. E. s. Cousins, j. L. Hen
drck, C. +. Temple, S. 81. Burnham, T. P.
Moody, R. 8. Wigglesworth, G. Thomas. r.
M. Mooney, Tinsley Il Hooker, W. @. Has
kins, W. j. Hobbs, j. e. Merritt, W. L. Du.
val, W. NJ. Bagiey, Jr. and Sr., j. O. Chiles,
r.. P. Bell, /. F. Lacy, Sol. A. My ers, j. F.
Bass 6. a. Reinbardt, w. A., Bass, G.. s..
Prince, B. w. A. Parsons, A. j. johnson,
D. Turper, Alfred Boyd, S. B. Baptist. C. z.
Edmondsop, r. 3. Cbappell, Miles c. Tnn-
stall, ST., Samuel s. Straughan, r. P. w.
FauntIeroy, Powell Allen & Brauer, c. Zim.
mef, Joseph Kampner, L. B. Goodman.
In the matter ofthe Mutual Building Fund
and Dollar Savings Bank, bankrupt. The
questions arising upon the petition of Gates
& Minor and L. Powers & Son were refer
red to Master Commissioner Thomas S. At
kins for inquiry and report.
In the matter Of Charles Alexander. bank
rupt. Order directing distribution of fund.
In the matter of Thomas A. Spear, bank
rupt. j. N. Conner was appointed assignee,
and the register directed to settle the &C.
count of the former assignee and make re-
port OF the liens upon the bankrupt'S pro-
perty. .z...
In the matter Of John P. Holmes, bank
rupt. The assignee was discharged.
In the matter Of Joel B. Watkins, bank
rupt. W. 2. NJ. kellam was appointed as
signce.
In the matter of Edward Leadbetter.
bankrupt. Samuel G. Redd was appointed
q special commissioner to take an account OF
liens.
In the matter of D. G. Mayo, bankrupt.
Clinton and Mayo were ordered to show
whether they have complied with the terms
of their respective purchases as to keeping
The property insured. .,
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wea1har Report

WASHINGTON, September 10.-For New
England and the Middle States, rain. toiloWen
By partly cloudy and cooler weather, orisk
to high northeast to southeast WindS, WIN
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf Sfates !.
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. areas OF ram
and cooler weather, with northerly to east
erly winds ard rising b1rometer. followed Dg
clearing weather in the O1io Valley.
Csutionary signal>contoue at the stations
on the Atlantic coas. from Cape May to East
port. .
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thunderstorm In the Northwest.

CHICAGO, September 10. Accounts OF ae'
cidents causod by terrific Thunderstorm ID
the Northwest during the past forfy-eIght
hours are numerous. Several accidents oc,
Cured on Lake Michigan. Three yachts and
schoopers loaded with lumber were sunk,
and a large number of smaller craft were
cspsjzed. The bark Tanner foundered in at-
tempting to enter portal milwaukee,, and the
"a ptain was drowned.
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HUsTINGs Court. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Douglas, charged with entering the store Of
S. 4. Campbell and stealing a quantity of
pictures and frames of the value OF S75 was
put on trial. The jury returned verdict
of not guilty, and he was discharged.
Lizzie johnson (colored), charged with
feloniously entering The tobacco factory of
James Leigh Jones and stealing six caddies
of tobacco of the value OF $50, was tried,
convicted, and sent to the penitentiary for
one year. ..... .:.
William Henry Epps (colored), charged
with stealing lot Of clothing from w.
Walker, was sent to the cbain-gabg for six
months. .y=. .... .s..-
John Henry Williams, for second couvic-
ton OF petty larceny, was sent to the peni.
tentiary for one year.
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EXCURSIONS. Tuesday evening, II
the weather is clear, the grand moonlight
excursion 10 Dhtch Gap takes place. Ine
steamer win leave her wharf, at Rockets, al
8P. M. The up-taHn excursionists ean rice
down to Rockets A. 1880 10 omnibuses from
CARRIER X Co.'s ofice, on Main street mar
Ejghth. @ .si q I.'st,.,ss.,L ,4E1
This afternoon at 4:3U O'Clock the grass.
win oowers' train will make The usual excur-
sion 10 Staunton and informed ,ate points, re-
turning 10 Richmond at $40 on Monday
morning, ,.t.st :.y4 a;esaf r. a. ~ ts,.s
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Sarah E. Will
son (coored), charged with being drunk and
dsorderly in the street, was sent to Jail for
fifteen days.
Thomas Smith alias Sevan (coored), was
charged with obtaining, under false pre-
tencTs, three pictures and one looking-glass
valued at $3.50. the property of William Bel
lam. The case was continued until neXi
wednesday. ., ...
Jscob Doll, charged with assauEting and
beating Henry Bainberger. was fned 81.
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Eew YorE Items.

NEW York, September 10.-Louis b.
Woodruff, OF the United States Circuit Court
is dead. g.l 4 e11 + ag., ,
After the 18th instant cable rates on the
Anglo A American line will be one shilling per
word from po'nts east OF New York to Eng
land aud France. - s.
A fa:a! scatt,e disease prevails among
several droyes of cattle near the American
lead mines. Nearly all are dead. II Is
thought the disease was introduced ibyE vest
eFn cattle. 81 t.'.5 s s.55.s s..{ 'z
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Changes I'm Supervisors.

WASHINGTON, September 10.-Changes OF
internal revenue supervisors baye been made
as follows: Supervisor Hawley bus been
transferred from New York to San Francis
co, relieving Supervisor Fowlkes. who is or.
dered to Richmond, and Supervisor Sewlll,
now on duty at Richmond, is to perform
duty at New York. 1.'54 A~-
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HOW TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE.-Persons srf-
ferinS with fever aud ague, intermittent or bilious
fever, will call at the drugstore and get bottle of
Ague Conqucror; their immediate cure Is certain
and the chiIls will not come back durlng that sea.
1t contains no quinine, arsenic, or other pol
son. and ore half bottle will restore your health
It ceanses the system purifies the var and secre-
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADp & Co..,
-bnl1c 10
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Arrival or Foiey's Statue Of jackson,

Arrival or Foley's Statue of Jackson.
BALTIMORE, September 10 The steamship
Nova Scotia arrived at this port yesterday
evening from Liverpool. She brought Fo
ley's brorze statue of General Thomas j..
Jickson, the famous Confederate leader. pre-
sented 10 the State Of Virginia by Hon.
Bvresford Hope, NJ. p, and other Euglish
gentlemen.
The statue cost o;n00. and will be erected
in the Capitol Square at Richmond, Va,
near the equestrian statue of Washington.
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The ptrect United states Cable.

NV YoRK, September lo.--The Direct
United States Cable Company open business
ON the 18th. The tariff rates have not been
completed, bat il has been decided that the
name ard place from which messages origi-
nate will be transmitted tree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11

We sincerely believe that the mother who neg
Iccts 10 provide Nrs, WINSLow'S SOOTHING
SYRUP for her suffering child Is dcpiving the little
sufferer OF the remedy Of all The world best calcu-
lated to give It rst and restore 1t to health. There
is not mother who has ever used it but what will
tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels and
give rest and health to The child.
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TUAfOR5.

Dr. 7'U SEE says: III Is unnecessary for me to
enumerate the diseases for which the VEGETISE
sh luld be used. know of no disease which WIN
numprube complaints are caused by poisonous e.
cretions in the blo 20, wh.'h can oe entirely ex'
PEELED from the system uv he use OF Inc !EGETlNE.
when ths blood is parltc Iy ceaasea. the aiseise
rapldly ,e ds, all p,ins cease. healthy action ls
nr,mutly restored q ii The patienG Is cured"
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FEMALE WEAKNESS.

VEGErINE ucls directly upon the causes OF these
compaiut-. II inyigJrates and strengthens the
whole syst ADJ, acts ,nn tue secreive organs, al
lays inflammation, c c'eanses and cures liberation,
c,ires consfpation. regulates the bowels. headache
and naas In the baek &C ,sen fact. there Is no cls'
ease or complaint where the VEGETINE gives so
Quick rei,Y aud is so efYtcye In It's cure as In what
IS Termed fe aale Yeaku,ss It has never failed III
one instance,
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METHODIST SUSDAY-SCHooL MEETING The
regular monthly meeting Of the Methodist
Suuday-Scbool Society will be held at Clay.
street church Sunday afternoon at half-pasl
8 O'Clock. Mrs. Lambu,h, who has tor many
wears been connected with the missionary
rps in CHM, will be present and give an
account Of that work.
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NEWSPAPER CoNSoLIDATIoN.--Tbe Evening
Ncus aud Travellers Guide have been con-
soIidated under the name Of the Guide and
Ne,ys, aud will hereafter be published as All
evening paper By Messrs. Jonn S. Hays and
William II. Wade.
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SCROFUL9US HUMOR.

The VEGETINE has cured many cases Of scrcfn!a
of five, ten, and twenty years. standing, where the
patient has had many physicians, tried many Of the
known remedies aud, after trying he VEGETINE
the common remark is: 1T acts differently, works
differently, from any medicine have ever .aken."
VEGETlNE will cleanse scrofula from the system.
Try ii.
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Astemp. 70 70 wreck q Railr.oead Train.

Attempt 90 Wreck q Railroad Train.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
ALEXANDRIA, September 10. AN uDsuc.
cessful attempt was made to wreck the Mid.
land railroad passenger train due here this
morning from Danville. Some cross.ties
were placed across the track near Burke's
station, but fortunately material train
passed there about two hours before its
usual time, and, discovering the attempt,
frustrated it by removing the DISTRACTIONS.
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sALT-RHEUm.

yegeiipe has cured many cases OF Salt Rheum
aud many Of them Of ssverai years. standing, where
m my other remedies have failed TO etffc, rure.
All forms OF this disease occur most frequently in
the spring and sutumn, and are usually attended
With burning, sIngiing and very Troublesome Itch
lug, especially when the blood Is in heateo conc.
tIon. -
Read the testimonials which appear In this paper
every Wednesday and Saturday.
vEGETINE
IS SOLD BY All DRUGGISTS.
Isc i1-S&W2ti
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VEGETINE. y
THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY is
VEGETINE,
CIRCULATION OF TIE BLOOD.

The circulation Of the blood is the life of the
body and lis stoppage is death. No disease can be
In II e body without first being generated 10 the
blood: and no disease possibly be in the body If
the blood is pure. VEGETlNE is the great blood
putifer
SCROFULk,
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GRAND GIFT CoNCERT.-1he first gift concert
of The Montpelier Female Humane Association
positively lakes place the 30th of seDtem5er. or
all money paid for tickets will be refunded. with
interest on same. Now Is the time to buy tickets.
They can be had at c. F. JoHNSToN'S music and
news Store OIL Main street.
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MERCURlAL DISEASES.

The conviction Is In the public mind as well as In
the medical prof. ssion, that the remedies supplied
by the vegetable Kingdom are more safe, more suc-
cessful i'm tn. cure Of dIsaase Ipan mine raj medi-
cincs VEGETINE Is composed Of roots, barks. and
herbs 1t Is. pleasant to take End Is perfectly safe
10 give to an infant DO you need tp DO not hesl-
tate to try 1t. You will never regret It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11

TIE F1RE-ALARM ATTACHMENT can be found
at O. NJ. MARshALL'S. No. 921 Main street; also
the largest and cheapest line of Hats Of all kinds
ever shown In Richmond. new lot Of those Soc
boys hats just in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11

{ ] have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand OF "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER D. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsM OIL and other impurities, aud
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. .. d. b. McoA~, M D',
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
... Medical College of Va.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of The Bapflst
Sunday School Association will take place
on Sunday afternoon, at the Sidney Baptist
church ii / O'Clock.
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The PENNSYLVANIA Democracy.

ERIE, September 10.-Iu the Democratic
Convention the platform as telegraphed last
night was adopted.
Victor E. Piolette was nominated for State
Treasurer on the third ballot.
Adj urned.
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CANCER
DANGEROUS aUMOR,

With this complaint VEGETINE ac's differently,
aud works differently from any other remedy
gn0wn 10 the medical faculty. !: commences Its
work the root Of the disease and the begins
tn heal 1T the foundation md continues gradually
out toward the skin. making the sore smaller from
day 10 day, aud finally the disease Is eraoicAted
from the system. s..
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CARRIED TO The PENTENTIARY.-D
sergean, z. Taylor Briggs yesterday escorted
TO the pesitentiary Levi Co!em1n, who is 10
serve out sentence OF eight years imprison-
ment for robbing Mrs. Polly Brooks on
highway,
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Convict RECEIVED Samuel Massey, con-
yicted 10 Greenville county of burglary, and
sentenced to one years Imprisonment IN the
penitenti&y, was received at that institution
yasterGav ,..,.,.a,.-.... .l...... s., +
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UPHOLSTERY and Its$&si = IL $
PAPER-HANGINGs. !.
- j. Fl. GRAFTON,
No. Nfnlh street.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS on TIE MINDS Of all oar
readers thai they should 90 to BoScHEN'S 10 buy
their bools shoes, trunks, and vaises, 500 and 81
Broad street. -sra. .s.s a-... .-..-..
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Ohio Farmers, Convention.

CINCINNATI, september 10.-The Farmers
Convention bave adopted platform demand
ing the immediate repeal OF the resumption
act of 1875, the repeal of the national bank.
ing laws, and that the Government Shall
supply national paper directly.
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRT, AND SILVER WAR E
Addtional supplies just received: Special atlen'
1ion given 10 the repairs OF fine watches and jewel
~. C. GEyNEr, lOO1 siain sirses
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DISPATCH PRINrING-HoUsE.-Uas Unsurpassed IA
c,Ii,,es for the prompt execution OF all kinds Of
printing, Orders filled promptly and at low prices.
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COMMISSION MERcHASrs-We solicit your or.
ders for printing or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that It will be to ynnr advantage.
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IJr 'nlr"rs If his Institution are respectfully
i'h.h!"l luti tsG- n"~ scholastic Year begins OH
III" FIRST MU&1AY IN StPlt NBtR.
hl"frn"cs NAV be IHlic 10 Right Rev. JamtS
"i'5"n- II. H.. Kichmund, Va, or the Supcriores'
81 Vote Nrrta. an 13-6w
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
:, England.

. a
THE STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
. LONDON, September 10--The financial arti-
Gle in this: evenings Echo contains the fol.
lowing paragraph: ST.,
"It is stated that the State Line Steamship
Company Is in danger of complete col
lapse. The directors Of the committee Of the
stockholders have concluded that any at.
tempt to carry on the company by borrow.
ing money is hopeless, and that the only
means Of ayertiEs. The total loss of what re.
mains of the capital is to- continue
the line by the formation Of q new
company They propose to offer their seven
SHIPS, which cost G46e, 600 sterling, for e255,.
900. They recommend the stockholders to
allow the value of the stock IL trade TO be
transferred to the new company, and also !o
apply for considerable amount Of the pro.
posed supplementary capital, believing thai
the winding up OF the company at this time
would result in the total loss Of the capital
involved"
Panama.
WASHINGTON, September 10.-Dispatches
have been received at the Navy Department
from Captain E. Simpson, commanding the
United States steamer Omaha, at Panama,
detailing at length the condition of affairs
there as already published in the press re-
ports. He says he did not request the Anne.
rican consul at AspinWal to prohibit the
landing of the five hundred rifles purchased
for Bolivar, but, on the contrary, sent the
consul the following dispatch
"Consider whether it will be 4 proper act
| for you to see that those arms are not allo wed
| to be diverted from their original destination
or IL that cannot be prevented, then consider
| If you have not the power to prevent them
being landed. subject 10 instructions from
Washington"
Subsequently conference was held betweer
Captain Simpson and our consul at Aspin
| wall, and it was decided that the consul hat
| no right to interfere with the landing of The
| arms; aud this ended the question.
Bosnia and Herxezoyina-
RELIGIOUS INFLUENCE BROUGHT TO BEAR.
VIENNA, September 10.-Is is reported
| that his Holiness the Pope has instructed the
Catholic bishops In Bosnia and HerZegovins
| to use their influence to calm the people and
facilitate the pacl6caton Of the provinces.
Servia.
OPRNIEG OF THE sKUPrCHlNA.
BELGRADE, September 10-The forma
opening OF the SerYian Skup!china took
place yesterday. Prince Milan in bis speech
| referred, but in indefinite language, to tht
troubles 10 Bosnia and Herzegovina. HI
said he relied on his peoples support in tht
serious task imposed by the grave crisis.
Rome.
TESTIMONIAL TO CARDINAL M'CLosKEY.
ROME, September 10.-A deputation 10 be
| half OF American residents, both Catholi
and Protestant, visited Cardinal McCloske
and presented hins. as token Of esteem,
complete cardinals dress aHd Il mitre sc
| with precious stones, together "ith an ad
dress expressing their good wishes and ver
/
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For this complaint VEGETINR is the great rene
dy. 1t eleanses anh purines the blood, CAUSING pm-
pies, eruprious. and humors 70 disappear. aud dors
lis work In perfectly nsturai way. Reason should
teach us that niotchy, rough, or pmpied skin de-
pends entirely upon an internal cause, and no out
wa I'd an nnicallon can ever clke The defect.
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FEED, DC.

NEW FEED-STORE. CORNER BROAD
lV STREET. AND BROOK AVENUE, No. 305,
In witch will be kept regularly a fun supply OF
eyeryh hing in the FEED lme-yiz:
CORN, OATS,
HAYof Il KINDS,
SHEAF OATS. BRAN.
BROwNSTCFF, SHIPSTUFF,
SCREENINGS:
CORN MEAL, bolted and unbolted; &C., &c.
Pleasa give me call, Us l am determined TO
please II possible. Goods delivered In any part or
the ciiy.
sc 7.6i# THOMAS L. HUNDLEY.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH .PRINrTSG-HoUsE. Good WORK, 70"
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
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MIS- Y. j. Laws WILL RESI- Me
VI h"r vi sc Ir>SUN> OCTOBER ST. lS75
Ia''-r Win wish lm rN.H"w their erSasrmeniS are
Requested go riyc e.r! rotlcc. amply at I1O fllth
street
MI. rAEY LaN> Hi'l re omen her SCHOOL
-" Hii.i.> ucTcEr&s lhT, 1870, al IIo Firm
>if,tf 81 7-lmA
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MAN MISSING. Nelson, q colored
man about forty.five years of age, has been
missing from his home, in this city, since
Tuesday last,
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MEDIUM We To dispose Of d tract we.
.INE hyfie attention 10 this KoOKBTORE Of Ar.
q. w. sMtgH, No. 2l1 hscad ssIest: Rlchniend,
va, 20 e-W,Th&eat
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nj l>~ Ebt kiIS'S = e. Il DOL FOR
- - G' -. IA pii.s AND 'lIf3TLE GikLS. y o.
~ -'Ht IL tlGHTH SI!tEtT.-The secHIrd
.'' - us >"h" i sil b~i1. D.. Y. on The FifS1
~ - !@fEf &. 1875. aud end biiNf 80. 1876.
i>s'.s.' :. od,ru Languages taught by cor tetnrt
ltr'Facl". Sc l-1m*
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hInrt)Nl\lp\ LIlSJSESS

1 lIhl'ONlNiON EUHlN ESS tOLIEIF.,
o. 80. l2l7 MAIN STREET. RICHMoNn,TA.
ih" i""ft annual session sr;li begin October 81
amt -pn'Inu" Ill june Ist following. Actual
I'"h E-it-te. PIHC;lCc Took. keeping In All us
i""nrt p, V.N"au>liip intli piau ann ornarnemafl.
"p.+"gH law. "DiDcrn:..l Arithmetic. Basi-
10 III ,''n.. F"r1ns. 10 -feS pHndencc. ComnSn
'L-lHs a." f"r a.tcui .Is sddresS
t.N GEpRGt Nj. N1COI.
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TIE FspANoLA and FIGARO CIGARS. at W. D.
BLAIR & CO.'S are particularly fine for the price.
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CLacKs.-Everys style from 90, as. 81, 80, and
upwards. C. GEsNET, 1901 Main street.
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y sIftT 4 II .-pL FOR BOYS,
\u. / > SEX ESTli STREET.
i'll" az ytu'u >.~>inu will com mcnce "EDN IS
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THE WEATHSs sTo-DAy.--;1hepro probabilities
are ;ha. the ,sedther today ,otH be cloudy
and cool. -. sS Ei
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CANKER-
CANKERuuS HUMOR.

VEGEr1SE will eradicare every trace Of capker
or cans erous bumor tron the system Do not eave
OF taking VEGETINE while you are obtaining nel Q
cure OF the disease. The time ard quantity OF
VEGETINE to be taken 10 effect . cure depends
upon the nature and severity OF the disease.
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PEACH IcE-CREAM,-Go to PIzzIN1's and try
some of this fine fce-cream.