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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-26

INSPECTION OF THE WORKS OF THE JAMES
RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY AND ROUTE
OF THE CLIFTON FORGE ROAD.-At A. NJ.
on the 7th OF October the Governor and
other members OF the Board OF Public
Works, the Railroad Commissioner, the
President and Directors and counsel Of the
James River Company, the proxies OF the
State in that company, the authorities OF
the railroad company, the Attorney.G Gene
raj OF Virginia, the Secretary Of the Com
monwealth, the attorney for the city Of
Richmond, and various officials OF the city
OF Lynchburg, members OF the press OF
Richmond, Scottsvlle, and Lynchburg, the
Board of Public Interests OF Richmond,
and the Superintendent and Board OF Di.
rectors OF the Penitentiary, will leave Rich
mond on q special packet for Buchanan,
and go from Buchanan to Clifton Forge by
carriages, and return here from that point
by train of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road.
The object OF this trip is to give the Off
cials OF the State and cities OF Richmond and
Lynchburg an opportunity to make them
selves better acquainted with the James
River Valley and TO form Il just estimate Of
its wants and capabilities. The directors Of
the Company will devote themselves to a
careful inspection of the canal, its works
and property. II is therefore proposed to
travel only by daylight. The first night
will be spent 1T Edge Hill. near Columbia,
the second at Hardwicksville, the third at
Lynchburg, the fourth at Buchanan. and
the fifth on the sleeping-cars OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, which will be
tuken at Clifton Forge.
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4 SUCCESSFUL RUNAWAY MATCH.-Joh
sossiPY LErrER-soME POLITICS AND A LIT
TIE BEyEyOLENCE.

4 SrdcEssrUL RUNAWAY MATCH.-John
ri, b, aged twenty, and Ellen Ferris, aged
s;xt. ,en, q runaway couple from Philadel-
nhis were married on Tuesday on board
The se, ry-hoat Of the New jersey Central
railroad while on its passage to New York.
,rhe Yafbe r of the bride was opposed to the
match. and three times bad he overtaken the
connie in th, sir attempt to get married. The
Young wife is mot handsome, but she has a
aashing air, an q that gives evidence that she
has seen much life Cor one SO young. To
saw Young Rich >bas participated in glove
fight. and that be was second for the vic
tor in the saneuip ary prize-battIe between
Reenier and Hurlt,y two years ago, de-
scribes sufficiently his SOCIAL status, tastes,
and character. E
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The FIFTH-AyENUE OPERA. COMPANY IN
PIsAFoRE.-Afi fine audience welcomed Man.
ager Norcross's Fiftli-ATenue Opera Com
pany at the Theatre last mig BIT In IS FL. M. s.
PiDafore ~; but the performance fell short
OF the expectations of some OF the audi
ence. In justice to the company, however,
It should be said that the orchestra was re-
sponsible for the bad start which the CON-
pany made. Professor Kessn1ch was absent,
unfortunately, and the orchestra played all
sorts of ways during the first act, but later
in the evening they did better. Tonight
Mr. Kessnich viii be at his post, and what
was lost last nightiwill doubtless be regain
ed-at least We hope so. .--.1
Josephine the Captains dauehter) was
Mile. Lisetta Ellani. She is pleasant-look-
ing little lady, with a pretty foot. iaunty
air, and fair voice; but we have seen q
better Josephine.s Miss Ellanl suffered from
q severe cold. which of course should not
be accounted against ber.
Mr.. S. P. Norman sang the part OF Palph
Rackstraw very acceptably. He has good
tenor voice, and vas handsomely rewarded
for his admirable singing.
Sir Joseph Porter, K. c. B., was repre-
sen,ed by MIR. Bangle, and the stiff old Ad-
mirul was admirably portrayed by him. He
acteu nlS part very acceptaDly.
Captain Corcoran (Mr. John E. Nash) was
Behind our young friend Smith, Of the Ju-
venile Opera Company, but no doubt would
have been more ut home, acted and sung his
part hettar, If he had been properly accom-
panied by the orchestra, .,.a.,.... .
Dick Deadeye, Mr.. James Stuart, was a
frst-rate character. He has the best make
up Of any Deadeye we have seen in Rich.
mond, and acted and danced to the entire
satisfaction OF the audience. He sang, too,
very well. -.
Miss Parr took the part OF Little Butter
cup. generally played by Miss Rose Chap
peIl, q lady who is sand to be quite talented.
iButtcrcup improved towards the close OF
the opera, and seemed to be fully apprecia-
ted. Miss Chappell will, we believe, be in
her place tonight, having followed the
company to the city by last nights northern
train.
4 Miss Susie Winner is one OF the prettiest
young ladies of the company, and was no
doubt recognized by the audience as one OF
Mrs. Ostes's troupe. She took the part OF
Hebe and sustained il very creditably.
BIZ Bobstay the boatswain) was Mr..
Harry SpierS, and was heartily apDlauded
for The acceptable manner in which he sang
:" am an Eng!ishman."
The rest of the company did pretty well.
The chorus, though small. is not bad
one, and its numbers will be increased to-
night by the addition OF two members who
had not reached the city yesterday.
The stage setting was admirable. It was
the original scenery used at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre in New York, and is very dif-
ferent from any We have yet had in this
city.
Pinafore will be repeated tonight, and on
Saturday night We are to have Trial BY
Jurvo
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HUsT1NGs COURT, Observation-Disclosures
Taylor. charged with entering DR.. George
B. SteePs house and stealing four chairs,
was convicted, and punished with thirty
nine stripes.
Willis Corbin, charged with forging a
due-bil!, was convicted and sent to the pen
itentiarv for two years.
Robert Strong and Madora Smith, charged
with a misdemeanor, were tried and ac-
quilted. This was an appeal case from the
Police Court, where the parties were fined
$40 each.
A. W. Claiborne, charged with playing
poker, was tried and acquitted.
In the case OF William d. Seay it was
stated that be had left the city to visit his
family and that be would return to-day.
His bondsman stated to the Court that he
would have MIR. Seay In court to-day.
The Sunday-law cases will be tried to-
day.
The grand jury has been discharged for
the term.
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The kind friend &C Memi'hls VINO sent us
a curiosity for our museum-S sample Dlock
OF the wooden pavement sald co pe ihiecteo
with fever cerms-wili accept OUR thanks
for the specimen, and when he comes this
way we'll try to return the com ptiment Dy
allowing him 10 go shooting with q CURIOUS
shot-gpn we have, that iet's the charge opt
ut The byeech.- Boston Post.
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POLICE COURT, Police. Jus
tice Joseph j. White prestdin1.-Henry
jackson, Charles Jackson, and 1sham Jen-
kins (all colored), were charged with yio-
Iently entering the hall OF the Society OF
Love and Charity (colored) and creating a
disturbance. The Society were having a
"cake-walk," and the guests were about to
disperse when some twelve or fifteen young
fellows rushed in. The doorkeeper or some
functionary tried to put them out, when a
fight ensued. The Police Justice let the
accused of with the moderate fine OF s.
each ,..-.s .s&~... .s- .... r..s,..-..s ..t..-.
Susan jefferson, colored woman past
middle age, was sent to Jail for three days
for throwing pepper in the eyes OF Lucy
Millwood. Lucy was not much injured.
Thomas Clarke and Henry Prescott, col
ored employees Of Haxall d Crenshaw, were
sentenced TO twenty-five lashes each for
stealing three bags OF corn-meal from the
fra. '....'.
Frank JACKSON. a deserter from the
United States army, was sent to Jail to
,wait the demand OF bis officers.
Wilialn alias Lewis Palmer, guilty OF
tealing gold breadpin from James Hollo-
an, was sentenced to receive fifteen lashes.
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DR- B,TCOHEN. lute professor OF Modern

IL and Ancient Languages III the Boys and Glrih'
High school in Savanual. Ga. will oncn on me ST
OFOCTOBER E!.GCr SCHOOL FOX B,i ;, ~, ~
CLAY STEEET .
EVENING CLASSES for young ladies and Gi:htie-
men I'm which the French ard German languages
Win he taught practically and Theoretically.
For further particulars. terms. etc, inquire at his
residence. 1912 cat Clay street.
PHFERENCES: Rev Or. John William Jones,
Rev j. g. deter. u. D.. Rev A. f. Dickinson. ID. d.,
IIr W II. Rutfncr. Rev. DIR. Charles Mnnigerod'
Dr George w Hagbv. Judge George l.. Christian,
Rev II. N. jackson, Colonel William r. Tanner
p.l
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DlSSULUTION.-The limited partner.
~ ,h,u heretofore existing between the UNDER
.lyued Tor the purpo.e OF conducting an APOr3-
ETARY AND DRUG BUSINESS III TN ciiy OF
Richmond Va under the nrm-naIDe aud style or
JESSE CHILD" Is this day dissolved by mutual
agreement. ID,
T. WILLIAM PEaPERroN, the Special partner
mss soid All his Interest In the said business TO JEs-
Sc CHILD. The general partner.
Jesse CHILD takes all the assets Of the said part.
nershlp and assumes All It's liabilities.
JESSE CHILD, General Partner;
.-. Il. WM. PEMHERTOS, Special Partner
SEPTEMBER "a, 1879. H.. 49,. sc 25-ow
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"CUUI . ICSTJONI1UIF1
Mrs. MATTE PORTS. Pedcstriern,

The MoNUMENTAL-CHURCH IMPROVEMENT.
The work upon the Monumental church has
so far advanced that service will be held
there on Sunday. The galleries have been
cut away to point next to the large win
dows on either side OF the church. The
dark frescoeing has been considerably
frightened and ireshened by light-colored
tints artistically thrown in, and, altogether,
the old Monumental bears Il strong contrast
to what the sacred ediice was twenty-five
years ago. Now all that's lacking to make
it the grandest old church in the country is
TO introduce electric lights from the dome.
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RooMs OF THE. STATE CONSERVATIVE }
EXECUTIVE CoAMITTE,

RICHMOND, September 25, 1879. }
The following canyassers have been ap-
pointed: "n-.
Second Congressional District-Maior
Mann Page.
Nelson County-F. P. Brent, p. B.
Young. j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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Taken 10 the. PoorhouSe.- e.-Anderson
Scott (cOlored), a wandering idiot, who was
confined in the Chesterfield Jail for several
has been taken to the county DOOR
house. There are about twenty-five in
mates at that institution at present.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IEDICtTIoNs FOR Te-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear Or partly cloudy
weather, northerly winds, shifting during
Friday to warmer sousberly, falling follow
cd by stationary to rising barometer: ,
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, easterly winds, stationary
temperature, stationary or lower barome-
ter -. ..}r !
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4 Fine Deer Kuted.-Wcd morning
Dr.. Y. j. Cheat ham, OF Chesterfield, killed
4 fine deer, weighing 140 pounds, near his
farm, at Chesterfield Courthouse. His son
shot another soon afterwards in his potato
patch. Deer are said TO be plentiful in
Chesterfield, and several have been killed
during the last few days.
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Funerat Services. funeral OF Con-
ductor X. Va!lie Moore, son OF ]. C. Moore,
OF TINS city, who was killed by the cars on
the Richmond and DanyiIle railroad We'd
nesday, TOOK place from the Meade Memo
rH'! cnureh Yesterday morning. His re-
mains were inferred in Maury Cemetery,
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TIE FIRST Boat TO BUCHANAN. The ca.
nal i'd now In order from Richmond to
Buchanan. The 6rst boat for Buchanan In
nearly two years passed uptbe ea1ai yester-
day.
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BuRNETT's COCAINE promotes the growth OF
and beauties the hair. 1t hsds, In liquid form,
large proportion Of deodorized CocoANuT OIL.
No otter compound possesses the properties "h!sa
so exactly suit the conditions Of the human hair.
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Statistics s.-The amount OF revenue de-
rived from the MoGett register for the
month Of August was S104S6. The First
district reports SGG.2S, and Second district
S3S.5S.
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CCuO0T- 0F MODERN LANGUAGES.

y PROFESSOR l.. y. HASSELEFF. Principal
fla,e professor at Augusta Female seminary; Miss
NJ ! BALDWIN, PrincipaD. 304 east Grace !! trect.
ha,,rcan Third and Fourth opens OCTOBER l,
1879 Youth or bot" .exeS Isee, sd Speca MoSes
an"rd 70 sui, pupils attending schools Of English
Fy.ntnc CLASSES for young men In French ana
GERMAN: Languages theoretically and pracncamy
tanght Send for circulars 10 2Ol easl Franknn
s,tnst.- ,. sc 24-tOc5
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NICGUIRE'S SCHOOL,
NJ 800 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
EhNlHIE,S HILL.

JOHN Z. MCGUIRE. Principal,
Mathematics and English (oiher younger classesE
Professor ". Q. E,SGLlSH, University ul Virginia
Ancient Languages. &C.;
Professor ROBES MASSIE. Of Richmond College,
French aud German.
CHARGES: Tuition. exclusive Of Ancient ana
Modern Languages, $50 10 $40, according 10 ad-
IaHccMcnt iihc age of twelve usually dividing the
ciaSscsl: Ancient Languages tone or both), $40;
Modern Languages do. -
Fifteenth session bc.ins on the 25TH INSTANT.
L. ,onf open on the 23d See circulars.
SO 16.1
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DEPARTURE OF Mrs. PORTS, THE PEDEs-
TRIENNE.-Mrs. Potts, "the national pedes-
tricnne," after having been at the Ameri-
can for one day and two nights. LETT yester-
day morning at 8 O'Clock on her return trip
to Philadelphia. Just before her departure
she sent to the hotel-clerk for bill. which
was presented to her, but she said she re-
GREETED that, being without funds, was un-
able to pay at the time. When she reached
PHILADELPHIA. however, and came in posses
sion Of what she called "her iortune," she
would promptly remitthe amount. The cour-
teous clerk responded: "Madam, you are
very considerate; but really we never eX-
pected you would pay when we took you, and
you are cordially welcome TO all you owe us"
She then departed, after giving instructions
to forward her baggage-a valise-to Ash
land by rail, and was last seen by
street with small staff, shiIlalah size, in her
hand, followed by a crowd OF small bows.
She expects to reach Philadelphia about
next Monday week. The impression Dre-
walls that there is no real wager as to the re-.
suit OF her walk. II is hardly probable that
parties who bet considerable amounts of
money on walking matches would do so
without having an agent to see that the
| walker walks. Mrs. Potts has been travel
| ling for five months alone and without su-
perviSion. Mrs. Potts sent the following 10
the local department of this paper before
she shook the dust Of our city from her feet {:
AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA. September %, 1879.
Editor Daily Dispatch: Dear Sir,-In
some parts OF North Carolina and Virginia
the public have doubted my word of being
North Caroinian. do not wish the pub
lie to labor under the opinion that I am a
"Yankee woman" any longer. The public
need not think because the nOrthernerS
gained the victory in the rebellion that the
northern women are as good soldiers as the
men. The southern States should be proud
to know that they can boast of as brave Il
woman as I have already proved myself TO
he. refer the public to Captain Small, Of
Greensboro, n. c., who knew my father
Springs Brady, well, and knew me when a
child; also to Captain =. l.. Eames, OF this
city, who knew my uncle, John Brady, Of
GatesYilc. n. c. These gentlemen can
certify to the truth Of my being native Of
Chowan county, n. {.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs MATTE PORTS Pedcstricrne
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New SCHEDULE on THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RoAD.-The new schedule OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway goes into
effect Sunday night. Mail trains will leave
at Il. NJ. and arrive at S:45 2. NJ. Accom-
mediation train will leave at $3.50 P. NJ. and
arrive at A. NJ. Express train will leave
at 6:45 P. NJ. and arrive at 7 AN.
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The fifteenth session Of this school will begin
THURSDAY, September 25th, 1879.
CHARGES FER SESSION.;
Elementary English and Matbcmatics...........S6 $50
English and higher Mathemaics........... ~
Latin. Greek French, German. eacll.......... ~
IeacnerS SODS. Nv
III a hoy stuGicS more than TWO of these Ian
guaces no charge is made tor the third and fourth.
Payments rs follows : Ten dollars isl0l the dar OF
entrance: The balance in three. SIX and nine months
from the 9Th day of September, 1879.
Bows Of eleven years OF age received, or, II well
adylurCh. cvru rnnnger
Circulars Il; ihc bookstores.
Anulicatolis NAV be made TO the Principal at No.
Gll east Leigh street. - ..ax
VA THOMAS II. NORWOOD.
GO 1O-Im Principal.
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Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-elass ulatter.j -
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BRIEF ITEMs-P PERSoNAL-Fire yester-
day were far from being uncomfortable, and
the sunny side Of the streets was sought
by ladies. and gentlemen alike.
Captain Sam. Maccubbin has returned
from the White Sulphur Springs.
A considerable additionland a number OF
improvements have been made to Planters
warehouse.
Look out for frost this morning, and then
goodbye to sora.
William Ellyson qualified as notary
public for this city in the Hastings Court
Yesterday, ..- -.. ...
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4irlln,ond 1ispatfk.
FRrDAY......... SEPTEMBER 2s, 1879.

! sa~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPA1cH
Is LARGER THAN THE. COMBINED CIRCU-
LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool. - !
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 48;
8 A. NJ, ,,56; noon, 72;HsP. A., e.; s P.
~, SO; midnight. a., 2.a9'- $, 700 ia .
Mean temperature. 5S3. T@aN1 s.. r..:"r ''s' - .
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ACC1DEST.-Yesterdav morning one Of
hands at the Tredegar Iron-Works. named
Cardonia, was painfully burned while at
work at the rolls. In May last Mr. Cardo-
MIA had one OF his limbs broken, and has
been at work but n short time since recover
ing from that injury.
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SILKS CHEAP at CAEDozo FoURqUREAN &
cos,
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Eg- On all satss OF Real Sstate made be.s.a
the 1St OF January and tast Of June the tnresf
the present gear have to be paid by the purchases
On all safes made bst,1se the lst Of July and ias
Of TIE yeGr the taTes hdpe to be paid by the seller
BY all the real estate agents il Richmond, and 50
plies TO Richmead and vIcinityl t.. g.
JAMES MACDOUGALL- 1Ox A. NJ, furniture,
piano, carpets, &c. .....-.....
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. IL P. NJ, trustees sale OF
u farm In Chesterfield county. y
W. .GODDIN, 5 P. NJ sale OF brick tenement on
the north side OF Clay between Munford and
( Gtlmer streets. ~ 3 .,-s-.-. ~
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CHOCl [OE-HlLL ACADEMIA Sc
- LECr SCHOOL FOR BOYS-No 322 EAST
FEANKLlS STREET The fifteenth session begins
MO\DIY September l5Ih. and closes 18Th June
following Circulars al the bookstores, or at the
Cu,rCES. For each ihrea months-PAIABL
STRICTLY I. ADNANCF--E EngSh h,
S2l: Ilishrr +, 'Klsh and Mathematics, $23; Lain,
creek Frnnch g, md German each. SO.
60 J,rn,t :. r. BEACH, Principal.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS at CARDozo, FOUR
oUREAN cos.
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"AN TED.-The advertisers would give
" toa good party In Richmond the sole agency
OF our well-knOwn ALES and FORTER. Security
required for purchases unless applicants are known
10 oe responsible For particulars call on or adqre.s
T.C.LYMAN & CO..
Brewers and Matsters.
SIS 10 632 west Jhir,y-third street,
SO 24-5t Nayx vorL c,f.
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Ii. ELLYsoN 6 CO., advertising agents, insert adE
yerisements In all OF the newspapers OF the unisse
stzes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Da
patch countiug-room VIII receive prsapS asaes
tinu. - Il - -
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A FINE CHEw-Cheapesto out--l0c. plug, 5 10
the Mound. at p. WnITLocK'S,
....- -' l445 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ASALYsEs OF FERTILIZERS SOLD IN YIR-
G1NIA.-The following circular was recently
issued:
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T WANT A PARTNER, active or silent,
Il In one OF the largest rctaii businesses In Rich
monl. Goods sold Tor cash. Well established aud
profitable. Amount required, S5 900. Address
ST 23-lW j. a. H.. DtsD1trh office
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WANTS.

WANTED, EITHER AN ACTIVE OR
W SILENT PARTNER, with from 5000 10
$1,000 capital to engage In n wel-paving business.
Apply at the southeast corner OF Marshall street
and Brook avenue between and 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
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LEVY BROTHERS STORE

LEVY BROTHERS STORE
WILL DE
CLOSET
THIS friday AFTERNOON AT 5 O'CLOCK.
Fine assortment OPERA CHAINS a; 99c ROLL
ED GOLD OPERA CHAINS at Sl.9s, at
99c. STORE.
Read CARDozo, FoURoUREAN & cos advertise
ment.
Our customers should know that we make no
charge for repairs on the NEW No. 8 WHEELER
WILSON SEwISG-MAcHISES within three years
from the date OF purchase from this agency, and
That repair their old Wheeler & Wilson machines
without charge other than the ABSOLUTE COST sf
the parts used
WHEELER & WILSON MANuF'G Co.,
Ninth aud Franklin streets, Richmond.
. FLASNELs CHEAP at CARDozo, FoURoUREAS
& Co.'S. .y ....
SHAWL AND BooK-srRAPs- at all prizes from
SC. upat Ssc. STORE.
ARTISTIC TAILORING
by .....
JOHN WANAMAKER.
PANTS TO ORDER, 81 10 $40;
SUITS TO ORDER, $3.50 to $40.
ALL SIZES DISH PAEs-cheap-at
s" esc. STORE.
BEAurIFUL DRESS GOODS at CARDozo, FOUR
oUREAN Il co.'s.
A FINE CHEw-Cheapesto out-l0c. plug, 5 10
the pound, at +. "HlILochs'
..' l445 Main street.
Ii, ELLYSoN 6 Co., advertising agents, insert aa
yer,sements In all Of the newspapers OF the Unitse
suaes at publishers rates. Orders LETT at the Dfa
match countiug-room win receive prompt asses
ton. - -
BLANKETS VERY CHEAP at CARDozo, FoUsQU-
REAN & Co.'S. n ..
SAVE MONEY by having your printing dome aetna
DISPATCH PRySTIsG-EoUsE. Coca worE, low
prices, and Satisfaction guaranteed.
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N-APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CON
vi CrRUVILLE. PA, chartered by the Logs-
atlrp' of Pennsylvania. twenty one miles southwest
Of PM lade,ha. Oh the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Crufra | railroad. admits buth sexes. Thoroughly
It's boy fer college, business or for the study of anr
uC the Professions. Gradutes Young ladies. Gives
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