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The TcIegraph-B -BOys' strike Ended.
New York World. ye,lerday.I


The strike Of the District Telegraph mes
seneers was summarily ended yesterday by
the PRONUNCIATION OF the following circular
" Notice TO Messengers Of the District Iele-
graph Company:
Messengers Of this company who DO not
report for duty at their several Offices either
to-day or tomorrow Tuesday at the pro-
per hour without they have a satisfactory
excuse, will be dropped from the rolls and
discharged, and will not again be employed
by this company. BY order OF the Presi-
dent. J.C. TURRELL, Superintendent
"Nlessenger Department.
"August 0. 1880"
The response was much more unanimous
than the company expected. With very lew
exceptions the Boys returned 10 WORK.
President Andrews said that the strike had
not seriously inierfered with the work Of
the company. A sharp, active lad, he said,
has many opportunities to better himself
while in the employ OF the company. A
record is kept OF the character OF each mes
senger, ana he has long list OF eases where
bows had left the service to accept more lu'
cratlve positions.
The leaders in the strike-about thirty
altoe eether-haye been discharged.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic STATES, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain, variable winds. shifting 10
easterIy, stationary or lower temperature,
generally higher barometer.
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PERs0yAL--BRIEF ITENS-Rev. Tiberius
q. Jones, ID. d., OF Nashville, Tenn, and
kew. j. Ii. Taylor, Jr., Of Wilmington, N.
G.. both formerly OF Richmond, were in
the city Yesterday.
Colonel Thomas Dodamead is in the city
at the American Hotel.
Mr.. Theo. +. Taylor, prominent mer-
chant OF this city, has been quite sick for
several weeks at his residence, on the Grove
road.
Captain Arthur A. Splitter received bis
reinstatement papers from Washington yes
terday, and will enter upon The discharge
OF his ofiice-depuly-collector OF customs
to-day.
The Venable-Street Baptist SUNDAY school
had large excursion up to Mount Pleasant
yesterday.
Alderman Todd and Councilman Elicit
have gone from Newport to Saratoga.
Captain william A. Plumstead. Of the st.
Charles Hotel, is on visit to Michigan.
During to the temporary absence OF Rev.
DIR. Dashiel from the city bis pulpit will be
filed by Rev. ID. W. WinD.
Professor Reinhardt and family have gone
to Baltimore on visit, and Miss Bette
Lubbock will preside at the piaro this eve.
ming ut the Moz,rt in his absence.
At the Governors Gulrd shooting con-
test the prize sword was won by Walker
Light Guard; the silver pitcher. by Private
Henry, Of the Blues; and the prize for
glass. ball shooting, by Captain Charles H..
Epps.
Lieutenant G.. Percy Hawes, OF the How
tiers, has forwarded his resignation TO the
Governor.
a number Of the city lamps were report
ed out OF order yesterday.
Wesley Watkins, a cOIored man, charged
with felOniOus cutting, escaped from the
jail at Goocbland county Tuesday morning,
and is still at large.
William l.. Royal, Esq, has returned to
the city from the White Sulphur.
Mr. Charles !. QuarleS, OF the State, and
lady, are enjoying needed recreation amid
the sylvan delights Of old Amelia.
Tomorrow night the Richmond Knights
Templar and accompanying friends will
leave to attend the Triennial COnclave at
Chicago.
The track LAYERS on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad will to-day be at work
between seven and eight miles above the
city.
The Corn and Flour Exchange now
opens at % O'Clock a. NJ, and sales begin
at 10.
Complaint has been made at police head
quarters Of Il disorderly dance-hOu>e over
llarriS's stable, on Third street between
Marshall and Clay.
DR.. William r. Ezell, OF Brunswick, was
in the city yesterday en- route for Saratoga.
He returns to the White sulphur in Sep
tember.
The Young Ladies' SedIily Society OF St
/ ID, al civ ,,fa nil
at the Brewery next week.
Persons obstructng the pavement with
| fruit stands will be fined bv the Police jus
tice. Several parties were before the c0url
yesterday charged with this offence, and
were fined.
Three persons were sent to Jail yesterday
from The Police Court for non.paymeni
Of fines.
Sergeant Howard, OF the First police dis
trict, leaves for Chicago to-day. He vii
be absent about two weeks.
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sailor. for refusing TO do duty on the brig
Goldbart. now lying in the dock; and
George johnson. a white carpenter, for
stealing a tOoI-box, valued at go, from s..
d. Hines. They will have hearing ut court
this morning.
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SOMETHING FOR ARAINY DAY-an UMBRELLA
Another large arrival Of those cheap Umbrellas al
LEVY BROTHERS. You can save 70 per cent. by
max ing ) our purchases Of them.
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UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTOS, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL

This institution continues 10 increase In prosper
tiv from year TO year IL offers superior advantages
In location: ia is buildings aid grounds; IN Its
general appointments aud sanitary arrangements :
ils full corps of superior and experienced teachers
Is unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern ian.
euages elocutiOu. the arts. physical culture, ana
Instruction IN the theory aud practice of cooking
the saccess fu efforts made To secure health COM
fOT and happiness: i's opposition 10 eXiraNagance;
It's standard of solid scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 the Principal Tor
c,falosues. il lS-2m
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BUY YOUR SUMNER DRESS GOODS OF LEVY
BROTHERS, as ihey have made great reductions In
their prices, so as to close out their whole stock be-
fore the 9Th OF September.
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Those who are not aware Of the great decline in
lie prices Of sheet iDs,, shrlng. and Pillow Castings
Should not delay in callinga LEVY BROTHERS,
and getting posted.
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N. ELLYsoN 4 Co.. advertising agents. insert "a
vertiseuenz Ia ali Of the newspapers Of the uHss1
s,z.es at publ!sAers' ratas. Orders len at os ~
match eouasins-reom wiz receive prsnps sae
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,

III RICHMOND. VA.
Next session begins SEP1EMBtR 23D aud con-
tinues without infermission niue months.
The College employs eight ful professors, WHO
sive Thorough inst ruciOn I'm Latin, Greek, Modern
Languages. English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemls-
try. Moral Pin loSOphy. and Law:
No location more heaiihfu. Moral lnnnenceS re-
straining and elevaiiDg.
TERMS UNUSUALLY MODERATE.
One hundred and nlnety-hye dollars lSl9o) VIII
cover expenses. for nine months session. 81 uari'
tuition. marlculatiOn. room rent servants atteHn-
ance. fuel, hRtts, and washing. .
fOr catalogues. giving fuli particulars apriy at
fhe boos siors. or address u. PURYEAR,
Chairman of Faculty.
"a al Observation-Disclosures
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SAVE MONEY Dy nsung your srin ang done ssths
DISPATCH PRIETis9-lioUsk. 6oeo woyk. IoW
prices- ADD sztisfzrtion guarantees.
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MARsEILLES QUILTS can be had at such prices
at LEVY BROTHERS as to make IL to your advaD
tage to purchase OF them.
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BUFFALO LIfIM WA1ER.-rhis celebrate
vale is ,od on drau. IL; by GEORGE SCHoEN, Nc
100 Main street.
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The largest slotk and best assortment Of Laces
sad Hamburg Edengs and lnsertings can be had AZ
LEVY BROTHERS.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE In the res'ors
iion If weakened energy and impaired vitality
wonderfully successful.
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EMINENT WILMER Bnlxrox. NJ. D..

bALItHDRE, WRITEss
have used CcideU's LIEBfo's LIQUID EXTRACT
or BkEF in INV practice. As tonic IN cousurup.
hon, debility, weakness. 4nemls, chlorosis, &C. tt
cannot be surpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

EDGE.HILL SCHO0L.-The next se.-
IL sion Of this SCHOOL viii commence SEP
lEMBER 18Th. For circulars address The
MISSES RANDOLPH.
Ke>w'ck Depot. AlbemaTle county, Va.
AN 9.fSenl5
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DATAPSCO INSrITUTE-MIsS SA-
RAN NRANDOLPII. OF Fdge Hill, Virginia q,
PRINCIPAL This well-knpwn SCHOOL for YOU NJ
LADIES and CHILDREN viii open SkPTtMoER
l5TH. IL offers unusual faciiiiies for finished edu-
eaton. For circulaTs address the Principal. Pa
fapsco Iusttu e, LliicOtt C1ty. Nd. Jy lo-ZOt
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

MRS GkSERAL j. + T.. STUART. PRINCIPAL,
aIced i,y a fun corps OF efficient teachers The ses-
sion begins SEPTEMBER 10TH. aud continues
nine u Onths. The expense Of board, &C., with
Ihera course. cluding Music and Languages, need
moi. exceed 1890. For particulars appll 10 me
ty 3-9m PRINCIPAL.
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DR. urNrER M'GrIRE.

VALUE OF THE BUFFALO LfPEIA WATERS
As COMPARED WITH OTHER MINERAL WATERS
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ On AL sales Of Resf Estate made bsfWsa
tie Let Of January and lost Of June ths fasssfs3
ths present year haze 10 be paid bytas paychasss,
On all sGtss made bsttossn ths 1st Of July and LAD
or Me year the tazes have 10 be paid ~ fAs selsv
This CUSTOM Was adopted about nfteen years age
b. all the real estate agents In Richmond, and a.
piesto Richmond and yicinityI
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POLICE PicKIY0s YEsrERDAY.-Albert
Jackson (coloredj was arrested In the lower
district yesterday, charged witn stealing
scraD.iron from the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad Company; II. Yauderveeo, q
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EDUCATIONAL.

NfADEMOlSELLE TARDlNEL. % west
wi 46ih ST., New York. reopenS SEPT. 9Th Board
ipg and Day school for y N0ung Ladies and Children.
Thorough ttachins: daily ltctuTts: Languages spo-
ken within & months. Drawing and musical adNan-
lsees unsurpassed Public examination Tor gIadu-
II 5.it
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IMPROVED STOCK-TO BE SOLD
Il NOW:OR AT THE NEXT STATE FAIR,
AND WILL 81 DELlvERED IN RICHMOND:
FOUR FRESH PURE-BRED UNREGISTERED
JERSEY iALDERNnYl COWS. from three 10 six
years old all well bred. gentle, and very rich milk
err: urice from &75 10 900 esch. SIX JERSEY
BCLL CALVES. from two To ten moui rs 0ld, and
bred from II. u. sires and dams of best strains;
price from s2O 10 $40 each. FOUR ERsEY
BULLS. from Que to three years old. and resdy for
service. at from t4O to $50 each. TEN GRADE
JERSEY YEARLING HELPERS. TO cslve next
cows: t25 to t30 each. TEN CoTSwoID RAM
LAMBS, by Grst-premum i'm ported ram and ost OF
premium ewes price s1a each. BfRKsufRE,
RS>fX, and POL AND CHINA PIGS. aud SOWS
IN pig. at reduced prcss. NJ. u. ROWE.
an l2-deod3'. .sw3tSw3t Frederict tsbnFg. Va.
HORSES FOR SALE.-We like TO IN
i l. ren ind persons I'm want Of good KEN [E2A
TUCkY HORSES that they can be supDPf az
X. l.. BARNES < co.'s.
Shockoe Stable, near Tobacco Exchange.
au 1917
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sim NfR RESuRTS.

COTTAGE IsDME.-WOuLDL LIKE TO
~ HAVE OCCUPANTS FOR TWO NICE
/ IhhGE ROOMS the l7tb, sIrrlng every hi-
SEGMENT TO be 4,sod IN the N osntans. Mk, Ice,
seei aid wafer good fare. atieDspe servants One
Lab OF station telegraph and esage,s once. Board
~ hiced from SO slj for months OF August ana
| september. kas FARTHER Information AMY 10
! MSS HOFFMAN,
n auI2.2ts aear Buforisye. Bedford county.
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STRIBHlNG SPRky&S, VA.-sCL
| - PHlR. ALUM. CHA.f bEA1t, and fksE-
| STONE MATER all IN tseiavn. -.
TEHaSs t25 to $50 per Iaosm oi i~cn,y'tixns
DAYS ale pr wees, ~ Ser Ia'. Arr1n. eat n's Tor
| fsmil,aS hy the month . e,.
Buy ,onul-iip ne keis 10 the Spring orio stann-
| ton, shSre there = a no liyeIt. - . -.
CHEsLEE KINNEY, Proprietor.
I.eoJI2t&
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DANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE. ASH
IL LAND, VA.-1he fOrty-sixth session oWns
SEPTEMBER 10TH. The DEGREES OF ": D, b; ri; Il :.
a. b., and A. NJ are conitrred 10y 'he t0nege. ne ne
acfu3lly necessary session expenses. sZaQ or les.
A BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL COURSE VIII
ise INTRODUCED ntNt session without extra chafEe.
StDd FOR catalogue 10 49, IN. ,v>>-vTr
au 1O-eodi SEA Sfdist2O Pfesldehl.
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DIssoLurIeNs q pAHrN.RsmIps.

V'HE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS
Il TO, and fDi many years connected with the ,sie
JoIIE a. GJAztBRo0K, brg 20 i0form ihe public
tbss they have formed co.Darif ertbp for the pur-
pdxe OF carrying on the BODYBUILDING AND
CAKPEN1 EkfSG BUsI sEs> IN alt Of It's branches,
and pI. dge lLelIsfse. " sustain the well,k nown
rsps,1.,..ss 1s,s Of the shop NH drhmosNgs drhmonNAs'
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCHESTER, VA,
PEy.JC WHEAT, ID. d., PRINCIPAL.

4 chartered Institution of The highest grade, with
full corps Of experienced teachers. The terms
are modera,e-viz, $40 pei session OF forty weeks
Tor board Rpglish tuition, sc.
The seventh annual session begins SEPTEMBER
8, 1855. For circular. appiy 10 Che Principal.
6FsREScEs: Rev. Messrs. Peterkin, Powers,
Wedoell. Barrett, Sprgg. sc. au 7-cod6tt
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IMPROVED sTOCK-TO RE SOIL

RICHARDSON q CO.. 5k T.. NJ, brick store and
dwelling and eight building lots In Fulton.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Isl. the Same Man

A LONG ISLAND MYSTERY AND A RICHMOND
REMIyIscENcE-AN INTERESTING STORY.
The New York Herald OF Tuesday. the
1elh instant contains an account OF the ind.
inc by two women who were berrying near
the village OF Locust Valley, l.. l.. Of the
headless body OF man near The road with
the head about five feet away. The dead
man was we'll dressed, and wore gray hair
and whiskers. while the top of his head was
bald. The condition OF the body when
found was such as to justify the conclusion
that the man had been dead for some weeks,
and that he was the victim OF a foul mur-
der. Near the body was found Il small bum
die OF papers, one being letter OF which
the following Is n copy:
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I OST, ON BROAD STREET Be
IL TWEEN FOnrih and Fifih streets, GOLD
MEDAL. shape OF Maltese creSs, with Initials OF
seminary" A. Y. S. aai fu! name oI scholar en-
graved ihs reon A llh.ral reward wiis be naid II
left at JOHN B0WERsS. No. Iron block: Cow
ernor sirret. Ai fl-1t
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n. WILLIAM T.. .H6YAgD,

of Baltimore. Professor of Diseases OF Women a1d
Children In the Uniyer'!t?sf VI Maryland;
"Were I called upon 10 state from what mineral
waters Ihapaseen the greatest and most unmis;;Sa-
BILE amount % good accrue in:rs largest numoSr Of
cases In general way. wOua unhesifaliuglN say
the Buffalo. springs, In Mecklenburg county, MA'
DIR. HARYEn L. BYRD,
OF BaltiIaos ~. late Professor Of Diseases Of Women
nnd Children In the College OF Phi sicsp and
Surge0nsOf Maryland:
From my experience l~ah the acttorD ID these
waters Kaegard them possessing deg-rS Of GU
rative ss'ger aud an exieaRof adaptation inehronic
disease fsznd in no otnesrmi neral water Il shch
have any knowledge and sbelieye they might he
usec, in almost all clsss Of chronic s.sacse with
beDelh.'
DIR. THO>Af,t 2. ATkISSOzs
ex- nssdent Of the Eesica Associate u the state
or Virginia
'Ihaye been reps q 81 visitor at M ~ al tbe noted
xaiaring- places OF the country, hsth North AND
s,aila, aud have r5,hssitalion wha.gser IN sayhs
haL at no other health resort have s,teB such gers
eni snd unmisakAjie benefit dsriy III by inyalids .
"a ihe Buffalo SpE1ngs. and rcgarstbese waters -
.xnerai restorative ST the enfeelleA broken g si
lhuman system ~ without rival
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jVHE W!AAll SPRINGS,
1zrH Comfy, VA,
WILL BE kaPf OPEN UNTIL rHE FIRST OF
NOVEMBER,
or later ~ ss sed. Persons desiring IN remain IN
the m ntAils nu III late IA Tie season VIII nd IL
cont Oriabla home. dpbN l., knbASh,
nm m IN prOpr%tog.
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ZEN MORE UNIV Il 4 Y
N HIGH SCHOOL.
ANiTfFRST COZ -RIHOIiSE. VA.

H.A. STROBE tMith. Medalist, I. Val Principa
and Instructor in Mathematics and Naiura
ScieDct-.
II. :. NILSSON. ". 4. University Of Virgnia), In
sirnctOr IN Creek and Latin.
4. L. KENT educated IN Germany ana Tor many
wears resident IN Psrlsl. instructor In German
French, ItaaG. ana spanish.
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This SCHOOL IS strictly preparatory 10 the Uni
Versiiy Of Virginia. special attention i gwen 10
teaching stuctnis 20 speak the several languages oi
Europe.
Charge for half session. Sl25. Reduction made
IN favor OF a ministers tOa or of TWO brothers.
FOr. catalogues address THE FRlNClIAL'
* p-I
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FOR RENT.

DOB RENT, THAT ELEesANTn
Il NEW STORE No. 2l3 Broad street. Pos II
sessiolssiven November lst. Arrap-insnis may De
made D grt u earlier. Il. y. LEVI.
au -1sa,Tu,&Th3~
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MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, AZ
wi Mount Vernon Place. Bsim0re. English,
Fr,nch aud German BOardug and D1y school for
Young Ladies. MR.. NJ j. JONES and Mrs. MATT
LANE, Principals. assisted by Professors J.: Z.
BRICKEN>TEiN. SIDNEY EANlER, u. BAR.
TON. VI. d.. aud a large corps Of other teachers OF
exuei ieBce and ability. superior advantages are
offered on account OF delightful Siuailon' Inc
twrnty-Arst annual term viii commence SEP-
TENBER 20In. Circulars sent OH application.
IL 4.eO0zm
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LOST ~rRAYEB AND STOLEN.

- TOLEN OR STRAyED, ON Sun CaH
- DAY the 9Th insiant. a >MALL RED..
BUFFALO HtIFFR. Will ave q liberal reward
for her deli Hry 10 me or any infoi matpn eaanS
10 her reco nery. gANIFL REARDU<,
aul2-lt 54o north fifteeni sireet.
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Professor Surgery Medical College Of Virginia; ex'
President Association of Medical officers Confede'
rate Army and Navy: one OF the Vice'Pre~idents
of tue Internal Onal Medical Congress:
SIN my experience the Buffalo Liibia water r
valuable in a greater variety of diseases and dor-
ders than any other mineral water that have ever
empIoy.d. Turescribe IL In do zen cases where
pres crIbe any ether once"
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WANTED, TO SELL OR EXCHANGE
w A NICE LITTLE FORTY-At RE FARM.
TWO and half miles from town. for house Ia the
city. Any one wishing TO exchange VIII please adj
dress 4. b.. care Of Dispatch Office an At.
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9irllmond 1ispaith.


~ tbs CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Il LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClRcU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPE2S OF THE CITY.
Entered at the Post.Ofice at Richmond. Va, ss
eecond-class matter.I
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WANTED, ONE HUNDRED MINERS
w aud LABoRtR- for coil-mncs In ohio and
Indiana. Pay 90 cents PR ton. For Information
aDDly 10 j. L. JUSlls, Empl1 ymeDt Agent.
au IL Fiite, nth street.
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WANTED, TW ENTY TOBACCO
w FACTORY YHANDs-TWISTERs 5nd STEM
MERs-to 90 to keidsville, NJ Apply 10
j. l.. JUsTIs Employment Agent.
an l2.liE % Fifteenth street.
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4 PUYSICIAN-A FULL GRADUATE
II or THE Nh DiCAL COLLEGE or NiR-
GINA who has Ian con. ideTabe experience In
hospital nnd private practice, desires 10 correspond
with some one in town country with view to lo-
catin,'. Abundant references given. Address " NJ.
y - care UisD FttI. Au Hts
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DEEKSKILL IN. ~ MILITARY
Il ACADEMY. fdT circulars address
Colonel c. }. WRIoH lit, A. NJ, Principal
AZ 1E-oodZm
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WANTED. TO SELL. THREE DESI-
w RABLk LITTLE FARMS on yearly pay
mcnts of hut little more than they would rent for.
Price, 800. 81 500. and ~ .O00.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD.
an S-eOd3t lOOJ BiDk street.
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w THAT | WILL Not PAY ANY DEBTS
contracted by my wife, RODETTA IlORD. or any
one else except myself. H. 7. HORD.
m lO.3f$
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WANTED, SETTLED WOMAN (co-
w lored) 10 NURSE CHILDREN AND DO
HOT WORK. Apply at this office. an l-2it
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Janeary Is. 1872.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-03
ziOutdenesby n hey.

siOutdsnesby n Hoy. olq az
|, !, "A, lad'in Boston, rather small for bis
years. worksas ati eraad boy for four
gentlemen who do business theres One
day The gentleman were ohaAing him q
little about being 90 small. and said to
him:"oi.o' ~ h9aoi'o9ed9'lhH = -
'YOd never win amount 10 ) much;
you never can do mitch business;r you
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