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Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.

REV. SYLyAHUs COBB thus writes In the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which we did NOS
know to be good--particularly for infants. But Of
MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING syrup we can
speak from knowledge; In our own family II has
proved blessing indeed by giving an infant trou-
bled with collie pains quiet sleep asd SIS parents
broken rest at night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here Is an article which works to
perfection, aud which Is harmless; for the sleep
which 1t affords the iafant is perfectly Datural and
the little cherub awakes as bright as a button"
Aud during the process Of teething Its value Is I'm
calculable. We have frequently heard mothers say
they would not be without IL nom the birth Of the
child TIL It had finished with the teethng siege on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all druggists.
twenty-five cents a bottle. Sc S-eodlw
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Brief HemS.-rn the Mayors Court yes.
terday morning Mayor Gentry had only
one case to engage bis attention. Very few
cases were disposed OF in this court last
week.
A large crowd is expected TO be In attend
ance at the Chesterfield Court tomorrow,
at which time there Will be a political dis
cus>ion between George d. Wise and Joh 4
5. Wise on the cOurt.green.
Work is progressing fayorably on The
Baptist chapel in Swansboro'. just above
the corporate limits, and The editice will bt
ready for use in few days.
Mr.. John Townes, OF Chesterfield, fell tC
the floor while dancing in the county last
week, breaking one Of his arms Just above
the elbow
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The SEASON OPESgp.-Rescue Council,
No. /, JF. 0. u. A. NJ, announce the first
grand ball OF the season TO be given Monday
their second anniversary. Grand march at
8 o'clock. The committee Of arrangements
consists Of Nessrs. ii. w. Stockmar, Jr.,
$. 7. Tinsley, Thomas II. Ligou, Jr.,
Philip Meisal, Jr., and John NJ. Bailey.
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FAMILY MARKETING-RETAiL PRfCEs.-
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing yesterday:
IMeatS.-Beef, 6 to 12a@l5c. per pound ;
mutton, 8 to 10@l2tc. per pound; spring
lamb, 10@l2tc. per pound; lamb-chops,
10@12tc. per pound; veal, to 10@l2sc.
per pound; pork, l0@l2tc. per pound /;
sausage, 10@l23c. per pound; smoked
sausage, 10@12sc. per pound; bacon, II TO
14@15c. per pound; beef-tongue, 123 to
16@l7c. per pound; cbipped-beef, 25c.
per pound; corn-beef, S@l0c. per pound (;
liver, S@l0c. per pound; chtlins, Sc. per
pound, or 3pounds for 25c.; tripe, S0l0c.
per pound.
F6,cis and Butler, 6c.-Live chickens,
Is to 35c. apiece, or 80 TO zoe. per pair,
81 to a per dozen; live ducks, % to SOC.
apiece, or so to 90c. per pair, 81 per dozen ;
live geese, 75c. TO 81 apiece, or Sl.50 per
pair; gulnea-fowls, 20c. apiece, or 35c. per
pair. 81 80 per dozen; squads, 1jc. apiece,
or 2jc. per paIr; squirrels, l5c: apiece, or 25c.
per pair. Fowls and poultry are very
scarce and high. Cheese, 1jc. per pound.
Butter-Fair, 2jc. per pound; good, 30c.
bound; choice, 33c. per pound. Sweet
milk, Sc. per quart, or 25c. per gallon; but
termilk. 4c. per quart, or 15c. per gallon.
Vegetabtes.-Cor (roasting .ears), Sto IOc.
per dozen; tomatoes, two quarts for &C.,
or 10c. per haf-peck, 20c. per peck; tur'
nips, Sc. per bunch; cucumbers, 10c. pei
dozen; cabbages, TO S0l0c. per head
beeis, &c. per bunch, or 1Oc. per dozen
sweet potatoes, 10 TO l5c per half-peck, OF
25c. per peck; Irish potatoes, 15c. pei
half.peck, or 2jc. per peck; onions
Sc. per quart, or 25c. per half-peck,
soc. per peck; butterbeans, s to Sc. per
quart; blackeye peas, 10 Sc. per quart
carrots, TO sc. per quart; snaps, 10c
per half.peck; soup-herbs, 1c. per bunch,
or 10c. per dozen punches; egg-plants, D &c
Sc. apiece.
Fruits and MetonS.-Apples, two quarts
for &C., or 10 to 15c. pei half-peck, 90 to 25c
per peck; peaches. sc. per quart, or ID tC
2Oc. per hllf-peck, 80 to 40c. per peck
pears, two quarts for &c, or SOC. per bali
peck. 81 per peck; grapes, 10c. per pound
or three pounds for 25c.; damsons, Toe
per peck; ounces, 75c. per peck; whor
tleberrles, sc. per quart; lemons, 90 to SOC
per dozen; watermelOns, to zoe. apiece.
Fish and Gdme.-Spots, 35@5Oc. pei
dozen; trout, 20 to 25c. per bunch ; small
croakers, 20 to 25c. per bunch; large trout
10 to l2tc. per l,ound; sturgeon, D to &c
per pound; crabs, 80 to SOC. per dozen
Sora, so TO 60c. per dozen. Fish are very
scarce and high.
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CRY PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
YOR OPENING NEXT SEssION.-Superintend
eni Peay In another column gives to par
ents and others interesting information
about the next sessions OF the city pubic
schools. Special attention Is called to the
arrangement OF the school districts Tor white
children. No change has been made In the
districts for colored children.
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YEsrsRpAY's FIRE.-An alarm OF fire
was turned in yesterday at "A O'Clock I. M.
Il was occasioned by the burning OF the
grocery store OF Benry e. Arnett, on Brook
avenue near Broad street. The roof was
burned of. The building Is owned by Mr..
]. w. Shields, ana was insured for ei,oo0'
The loss was about $500. There was no In
surance on the stock Of Mr.. A.rne:t, which
was damaged 10 the extent Of 1900. Tne
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HENRTc0 CoURT.-The Henrico County
Court will begin its September term to-mor-
row. Several continued cases will be called
at this session. Two prisoners are now in
Jail awaiting 10 be tried for felony who
were committed since the court last met.
Some civil cases will also beheard this term.
The court meets at IL o'elpck.
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TRIAL OF STEAMER. -Steam-F Fire Engine
No. 3, OF the Richmond Fire Department,
which has recently been entirely refiited
and repaired, was tested yesterday evening
on the corner OF Tenth street and Basin
bank. The engine threw u stream 2l0 feet
through a 14-inch nozzle on dead level.
The trial was said to be satisfactory to those
conducting 1t. The engine is in better con-
dition than il has been for many years, and
in fact is almost as good as when new. The
work was executed by Walker Il Turner,
machinists, OF this city.
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Revenue CoLLEcTIoSs.-Th internal
revenue collections for the week ending
yesterday were as follows: Monday, s6,-
e25.2l; Tuesday, s6,5l9.44; Wednesday,
Is. 1854; Thursday, S7275.S7; Friday,
s6,220.75; Saturday, ss.l2o.l7-total, s4O,-
857.5S. The collections for the previous
week amounted to s46,611.78.
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EXCURSION TO WEST PoIyT.-An ex.cur.
sion will be given to West Point next fues-
day usder the auspices OF Aurora .odee oi
Odd. Fellows, Dancing, boating, and fish.
ing will be among the altraciions offered the
srcnrsionists, and an excellent committee
has the affair IN charge. Tr'rain will leave
Richmond at 8 O'Clock. Returning, leave
West Point at 0 I'm.
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Begins on the southern line of the corporation
and runs along the middle nne of Fifteenth street
10 its intersection with the railroads thence 10 the
northern limo OF the corporation; thence along this
line east and south 10 the inter ection of Venable
and Eighteenth streets, embracing both sides, To
Praukin street, thence along this street, emoraclog
both sides. 10 Twenty-9fih street. and along This
street to Main street thence along Main street and
WILLIAMSBURG embracing both sides, 10 Gill
lies creek; thence along this aud the eastern line
of the corporation TO the southern line.
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LARGE COLLIER.-The schooner Mabel l..
Phillips, Harper master. which arrived
here light yesterday from Providence, TO
load coal for the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, is said to be the largest
collier that has visited this port. She has
a capacity OF 1000 tons, and her sails ase
hoisted and lowered by stationary en-
gine. She is now loading at the Cnesa.
peake and Ohio wharyes.
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The Richmond and Petersburg RaiI-
road md the Committee ON Strccss--
The Byrd. and Tcnth-Ssrcefs Dep0s.

The Richmond aud Petersburg Railroell
Company Is pushing forward the coDnec-
| tion between The, tracks In the yard at Byrd
and Eighth streets and the temporary der0.
at the gauge-lock. Piles have been driven
In The basin and the space foored over 10
admit OF double track, connecting by the
new Byrd and Ninth-streets route, and
through the Tredegar yard, with the main
line OF the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road. IL Is proposed to use The depot at the
gauge.lock for temporary depot till route
into The basin can be agreed upon between
the Council and the officers Of the railroad.
Meantime there Is trouble between the Pre-
sident OF the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road and the Street Committee. President
Scott laid down the track across Byrd and
Ninth streets without notice TO the city an
thorities, and without having obtained their
consent. The City Engineer reported him
TO the Police Justice for violation Of an or
dlnance. The c'se hes been three times
postponed by consent. The Street Com
mittee have had two meetings without ac-
ton. motion TO order the taking up OF
this track was defeated by tie vote. A
motion 10 allow 1t to remain was defeated
by The same vote. President Scott has Of
fered 10 take up the track il the Council
at the 6rst meeting so direct, provided be
be allowed the present Temporary use ef it,
as he has explained to'the committee that,
without Its use aud the use OF the new
gauge-lock depot, be cannot keep bis con-
tract WITH the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad TO take temporary charge Of their
freight. The committee will probably
consent to this, as it practically leaves
control OF the matter TO the Coun-
ell. President Scott defended his viola
tion OF the ordinance by saying that he
had built new tracks in the streets and
pulled up old ones frequently for several
years back, and bad never asked any con-
sent or been questioned, as he had always
been careful to restore the grade and paving
of the street; and in reply to the charge that
be had done this work at night, he said he
had alway, done such work either before the
street traffic began in the morning or after
1t was over at night. He says 1t is proposed
to have a grand union depot in the basin,
which will be begun as soon as the Council
agree on the best route for the new road 10
enter the city.
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fire Is supposed TO have originated from a
defective stove-pipe. As soon as steamer
No. 8 begun work II broke down, aud was
removed for repairs. Steamer No. s Is the
one which ef-Engineer Taylor has re-
peatedly reported as entirely worthless.
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AUCTION SALts MONDAY.

AUGUSTINE R0YALL. 1890 r. NJ. commissions.
er's tale OF nice httlc farm OF eighty acres nf
land in Chesterfield county, In front OF tue
courthouse Of said county.
II. T. HUBBARD, CAHM PkTTFsON, John
B. MOON. THOMAS MARTIN. j. ID. HORS-
LEY, Commissioners, at Buckingham Court
house, OF James River lands.
Il. HOLZINGER. High Constable. 10 A NJ. bar
counter aud fixtures tables. bottles. glas es. &c.
AUGUSTINE R0YALL. ~ NJ, at Chesterfield
Courthouse. commissioners sale Of desirable and
valuable farm in the county OF Chesterfield.
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CARPETS. eIL-CaOTHs, &c.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY FALL
i STOCK OF GOODS. A full line Of CARPETS,
OIL.CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, RUGS, and MATS;
CORNiCE LACE aud DAMAsk CURTAINS:
SHADES of all styles; full line Of PAPER
HANGINGS OF the latest designs and MOSQUITO
CANOPIES, which am opening nj low prices. All
orders promptly atte aded Ia. A. JESSINGs.
No. 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
sel2.2m
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ruIRn nIsrRICT-LEIGH sCHOOL-

BEGINS at the intersection of Fourth an6 Grace
streets, and runs along the middle line OF Fourth
street 10 The corporation line on the north; thence
along this line 10 Brook avenue; thence along the
middle line Of Brook avenue and Adams street 10
Grace street. and thence along The middle line OF
Grace street 70 the point Of beginning.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was alternately
clear, cloudy, aud pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, SO /;
0 A. NJ, 6S noon, II; z. 81, 7S; r..
NJ, 10; midnight. GO.
Mean temperature. 90 46.
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MoRIsoS's P)sIs for Beadache. Bilionsness.
MoRIsOS's PILLS for kidneys and B'addea.
moRIsoN's PILLS for Chills and Rheumatism.
MoRIsoN's Pulls. PiLcBER. next Express Orc
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NJ. ELLYsoN Co.. advertising agents. inssrt ~
vertisements In al Of the newspapers o. the Un,tss
Sises st publishers rates. Orders left at the d. .
patch counting-renm win receive or4mst st>ao
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NEW AGENCY FOR LITmA wArER.-iiaving
been appointed by Colonel Thomas Y. Goode one OF
bis agents for the sale of BsTrkLO LfrHIA WATER,
we shalhkeep supply Of this very valsabie water
on hand, and are prepaned TO meet any demand
that may be made on us for H. X. w. POWERS q
CO., Druggists, No. 1905 Main street.
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NooE-PAPRR AND ENVELOPES, Cards and En-
yelopcs all kiGds OF Visiting Paper and Envelopes,
at very bw prices at LEVY BROTHERS..
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GO TO LEE GALLERY, Main street, and be Pho
tographed, and You win be please.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR 0RT0-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or lower barom-
eter. warmer southerly Winds, clear or part
ly cloudy weather.
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SAVE MONEY by naying yoar srintiAA &C, stthe
DISPATCH PRfsriNG-IIoGsB. Good ~srs, sov
prices. and satisfaction eusrnvt4es,
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BOAR DING.

DOARD.-MRs. w. q. FERGUSON
ID having taken the large honse AZ the corner OF
Third and Franklin streets. can fnrnish per,ons
desiring BOARD with large and comfortable rooms.
So q ond3f
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Fon ALL uorsE.cLEASIse use RsAeH o.
EUYFKA CLEANER.
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WE RECOMMEND THE LEE GALLERY. Their
PuoToGRAPHs are beautiful.
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READY CLEANER at prLcnER's. asss to Ex'
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GRAND OPENING MONDAY xoHxrxo n new
FALL AND wISrEx GOODS at d. 4. z. MrrEr-
pf,orFH,s

FOTrFr THE BODY AGAINST DrsEAsK.-This
Is reaiy done BY purifying a the nnid, OF the sy,-
TEN w,sh Dr. TUFTS PILLS. Then there uee1 b
no fear ef eptdemics, chiis sni Hyer, bilious st-
facks rnena'isrD, sain diseases, nervous lapsii.
ty Buoysnt Mafih and elasticity OF spirits wGa be-
tlR result,
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W. ID. BLAIR Co., 100 Main street, have re-
ceived another supply ofdrsi.rate Green Tea, which
they are selling at soc. pound.
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MOSQUITO NET. MOSQUITO MET i-Pink, Blue
Green, Yellow, and White Mossil'o Net a, LEVY
BHOTUERs.
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BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, Low PRICES. LEE GAL
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CARPETS FROM AUCTIoN-ibe largest. cheapest
and best stock in the ciy-at prices 10 astonisb all
at ID. & L. MIrTKLDoRFRR's.
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ABzAGRAST BREATH Is always pleasure, and
yoasan have IL by using the delicious CARDoLis
NDurH-WAsn prepared only ~ MEADE BAKEa.
gnGxmacists. II destroys the Offensive odor caused
1s diseased gums and deeaysA teeth. and specify
restores them to hsanAy condition. Ps'vA
ffty cents bottle.
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MR.. r. b LYME, real estate auctioneer, offers for
sale at auction q FIRsr-CLAss sToCK.DRICK
DWELLING, No. 604 Grace street, owned by DR.
Coakley, who Is about 10 remove 70 the state OF
New York. IL Is new and very attractive.
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SEE THE NOVELTIES IN s&Goops AT LEVY
DRornERs'.-liandsome siylss OF nsw Dress
Goods from l2te. TO s3.2o pesyard.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE rrErn xssUBEp nj
the use OF MEADE BAKxR's sAroSIsE DENrr
PRICE. Which win speedily remove nciplent tass<S
and scurf. Price. nfty cents box.
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por,nrII nIeTRICT-lENTRAI sCHOOI-

FOUKIH DIS SThIOT-CEINT htE SVH7Or1-
Embraces that portion OF The city lying between
tho northern and southern corporation line east OF
The middle line Of Fourth street and west OF the
middle line OF fifteenth street TO Its Intersection
with The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and thence
along both sides of said line to the corporation line
on the north.
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D.&E. MIT7ELpoRPER's store will be clo-ed on
WEDNESDAY, september 10Th.
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pAHDOLPH-MAC0E COLLEGE, ASH
lLAND. yA.-The forty-sIxfh session opens
sfrrkMBEk i6rH. The degrees Of =. s., b. r..
actually necessary session EXPENSES. 1880 or less
a BueIN EtS AND COMMERCIAL COURSE VIII
e iniToduced ns1t session Without extss charge.
: Hsy. y W. W. BENNETT.
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EMSRxr DIX. w. y. sTgrART,
n. rs<ouy .vux~~o.

- iconDsently recommend Cosden's LIEBIos
LIQUID EXTRACT or HEEr for consumption, de-
bnity. weakness, &C. have tested 1t with univer-
ea1 s,lecess.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.
PIANO TORTRs AND MUSIC.
The subscribers have large stock OF
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS,
adopted for use In the colleges and public aud pr-
vate schools OF the State, win STATIONEHf for
the scbOo room, Office. AMI private use.
PIANO-FORTES-new and SECOND hand;
SHEET MUSIC and lNsTRCCTfON-BOOkS Tor
the Plano.
GUITAR aud vIOLIN-STR1NGs,
An articles In our iae sold NJ the lowest prices
seii WOODHOUsE & PARHAM.
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PROPOSALS.

VIRGINIA STATE AGRIcrLJURkL SOCIETY,"
SECRETARY'S OSfIcE.
RICHMOND, VA, September 10, 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE RE-
~ FREsHMENT PRIVILEGES AT FAIR
GROUNDS during the coming Fair win be received
at this Office Until The 20A nsian'. For further In
formation inquire at the ses eiarys Office The COM
mitiee Iese rye the right 10 reject any or all bids.
sel2-4t W. A. BURKE. secretary.
RICHMOND, YORK Rivss AND CHEsAPEAKEl
RAILRoAD COMPANY,
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT, |
RICHMOND, VA, September 8, $50, J
NOTICE. will be received
~ by The superintendent OF the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake railroad, at Richmond until
SEPTEMBER 20TH. for the construction OF Two
HUNDRED LINEAR FEEI OF 2x3 BON CUL-
VERT. -
For Information apply to H.. T: DOUGLAS,
Sc lO.tSel9 superintendent.
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, 822

~ EAST FRANKLIN sTREET.-The sixteenth
session commences WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
10Th, and { oses on the 18Th June following. The
dieipliBe IL strict, the sehoorooms large aud airy
lhe teachers fatthfui. Those intending TO enter
thtir Sons will please do soon rs possible AS tbs
humber Of seals is limited. Circulars at she book
OF nine months. t6y: Hiensr English and Mathe-
MATES, see; Latin, Greek. French, and Germans
each. 9lD payable each three months IN ADVANCE
se Aim =. =. BEACH Principal.
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GRAPE BITTERs purifes the blood.
GRAPE BITTRRs makes the complexion clear.
GRAPE BITTR8s cures dyspepsia and indiges'
ZION.
CRAZE BITTERs cures constipation.
GRAPE BITTERs cures liver disease.
GRAPE BITTERs cures kisney and sirinary dis.
diseases.
Sold by all druggists.
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DROFESSOR LA PLACE WILL RE
Il SUME HIS CLASSES and PRIVATE Les
SONS IN FRENCH on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Little girls and young ladies will be taught In classes
formed at their residence. BoyS and young mems
class es will be formed at his Classroom 203 north
Sixth street.
The above classes win be taught at school rates,
say &3O for session OF nine months.
TERMS MODERATE for private lessons.
Monsieur LA PLACE will also conduct classes In
French at Mrs. COlslon's school from A. NJ. for
little girls anu young ladies, with privilege OF adj
mttine pupils who are not regular attendants OF
that school.
ffom 10 IL T..
Best references In the city.
For circulars and other information apply at the
French Consulate. sc 3-F.Su&W I'm
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HKApoUARrERs FOR LINEN GOODS tM LEVY
BaoTuERs'. II you want arss-e'ass goods q ths
Iowest prices, Giys them CALI
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A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.

1t was only by frequent application OF
oars and boat-hooks that the drowning
steers were prevented from working ruin
to the shipwrecked sailors and passengers.
Such was the terrific character OF the stroke
dealt by the Trongate to the Anglia that 1t
was matter OF speculation on board the
steamers boats as TO the possibility OF the
bark being afloat However, after a half
hours rowing, doubt gave way to certainty
and the boats were in moment beneatk
the tail bows OF the Trongate. Tackles
were improvised to haul up the large boat
as soon as their living freight were safely
on board. Satisfaction was visible all around
and general congratulations were exchanged
when it was discovered that the bark had
received no fatal blow.
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PySK GREEN TsA al e0e. pound.
w. ID. B1AIR q Co.. ll09 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-12
SECOND pIsTRICT-ELBA SCHOOL,

Begins at the intersection Of Main street with the
westcrn corporation line, and runs along the mid
die rne Of Main street TO Henry street: thence
along the middle line Of Henry street 10 Grace
street thence along the middle line OF Giace street
TO Adams street; thence along tile middle line OF
Adams street and Brook avenue 10 the corporation
line thence along said line on the north and west
10 the point of bt gnniDg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-12
HOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
We have for sale all the SCHOOL BOOKS for
both Puhlic and Priys be Schools and In Our stock
can be found manv SECOND HAND BOOKS at
baf-price. Catalogues iurnlshed and orders So
Dcited. WEST, JOHNSTON Co..
sc 12-1w Oil NaiD street.