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CrystaIitzed Eggs.
A NEW AND IMPORTANT FEATURE IN THE PRO-
DUCE TRADE.

A NEW AND IMPORTANT FEATURE IN THE PRO-
DUCE TRADE.
The egg traffic OF this country has risen
To an importance which few comprehend.
The aggregate transactions in New York
CITY alone must amount fully to SS,000,0O0
per annum, and in the United States TO
SIS. .OO0, 900. A single firm in that line OF
business East handled S1,000,0 900 worth OF
eggs during the year. In Cincinnati, too,
the traffic must be proportionately large.
In truth, the great gallinaceous tribe OF our
country barn.yards contributes in no small
degree 10 human subsistence, eggs being
rich i'm putritive properties-equa TO one
half their entire weight. Goose, duck,
and hen.egg are the principal kinds pro-
duced in America.
The pcrishable nature OF eggs has natu-
rally detracted from their value as stand
ard article OF diet. The peculiar excellence
of eggs depends upon their freshness. But
lately the process OF crystallIzing has been
resorted to, and by this process the natural
egg is converted into delicate amber TINT,
i'm which form it is reduced seven-elghts In
bulk compared with barrelled eggs, and re-
taIns its properties for years unimpaired by
any climate. This Is indeed an acnieve-
ment of science and mechanical Ingenuity,
and has q most important bearing on the
question OF cheaper food, by preventing
waste, equalzing prices throughout the
wear, and regulating consumption. ln this
form eggs may be transported without iplu,
nv, either to the equator or to the poles, ana
at any time can be restored TO their original
condition simply by adding tue water wnich
has been arti6cally taken away. The chiel
egg. desiceating companies are in st. Louis
and New York. No salts or other extrane--
Gus matters are introduced in the process OF
crystalizing, the product Is simply con-
solidated mixture OF the yoke and albumen.
Immense quantities OF eggs are preserved
in the spring Of the year by lining. Thas
treated, they are good for every purpose ex.
cent boiling. 1t is a common trick Tor some
dealers TO palm of eggs SO trealed iof ifesu,
SO that imposition is easily practiced. 10
the desiccation process, however, the diner
ence becomes apparent, as from four 10 n'e
more Timed eggs are required to make 9
pound OF egg crystaliized than when fresl
are used, and eggs In the least tainted VIII
not crystalline at all.
Some of the most experienced egg-dealers
declare that there Is no profit In raising
poultry to compare with producing eggs
A single hen will lay from twelve to nfteef
dozen eggs per annum, selling at on aver
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age Of thirteen cents per dozen, and the
birds thus occupied can be housed and fed
for less than fifty cents for the whole pc
riod. In the East the price per dozen Is
much higher. Here we buy them by the
dozen. Stepinto an eastern produce estab-
lsbment. and they will sell so much for a
quarter Of a dollar. There Is no reason
why the crystallizing process should
not become quite general, egg-production
stimulated as never before, and the food
supply receive large accession from this
source. The already great and increasing
consumption Of eggs in England and France
shows growing appreciation for this kind
OF food compared with any other. In Lima,
Peru, eggs sell at 81 per dozen-equal to
"a per pound crystallized. IL is thought
that this new process for preserving Tor
utilization the industry OF our hens and
puIlets may be very acceptable, as well as
beneficial, in business and domestic point
OF view.-C Cincinnati Commercial.
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Brief Items Charles Lewis, a small
white hoy, fell out OF a swing on Second
street Wednesday afternoon, breaking one
OF his legs. DIR. Ingram was sent for and
rendered the necessary surgical aid.
Justice Perdue presided at the Mayors
Court yesterday morning and heard some
trifling cases.
State-Assessor Royal is engaged at pre-
sent assessing real estate in the Second
Ward.
The Republicans OF Manchester will meet
tonight to appoint one delegate, and the
Republicans Of Chesterfield will meet to-day
to appoint two delegates to the Republican
Congressional Convention which meets in
Richmond next week.
The X. X. X. and Old Dominion Clubs Of
Richmond have been invited to attend the
Democratic meeting which will be held at
the courthouse i'm this city tomorrow
night. Captain George ID. Wise will speak
and open the campaign i'm This city.
The Tuckahoe Farmers Club, OF Hen
rico, met at Captain Guys farm, IN Chester
field near the city, yesterday, and had very
pleasant time.
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Are you disturbed at Wight and broken OF your rest
by sick nild suffering and crysAs with The excru-
ciating pam Of cutting teeth? SO. 40 at once and
get bcitle OF MRS. WfNSLOWs SOOTHING.
SYRUP IL will relieve. the peer i.tle sufferer im-
mediatcfy-depend rp0n IL: there Is no mistaEe
about Z. There IS not a mother on earth who has
ever rssd II who wianot tes you at once that IT vii
regulate the bowels. and Esys rest 10 the mother,
and scIlef and hoalth 10 the child, operating like
maSic II Is perfectly sass to use In all eases, and
nloasant TO the isae and - the prescription af one
o the oldest and hes, fssasle physicians and nurses
4, the United states. Sold everywhere. 2weniy-
svs captx ho.,la au "a -eod1w
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Chesterfield COnUention.-Th Chester
deld Democratic Organizing Convention
was held at the courthouse Wednesday
afternoon. Delegates from the different
townships in the county were present. 1t
was called TO order by County-Superintend-
ent b. A. Hancock. The county was re-
districted and committeeman were appoint
ed IN every neigbborhood to aid in advancing
the cause OF true Democracy. The true
blue Democrats OF Chesterfield are coming
to the front, and some heavy work will be
done by them in the coming campaign to-
wards insuring the success OF the party.
Hancock and English clubs are to be organ
lied in every township at once.
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The post-ofiiee at Cold Harbor, Hanover
county, Va, is discontinued for want OF a
candidate; the papers go to Richmond. "A
new post-ofIice IS established at Ervinton,
Dickinson county, Va, on the route from
Lebanon to Plketon, with Emily +: Thorn
burg as postmaster; also at Longneid, Lee
county, Va, near JonesViiIe. win w. S'
Mcneil rs postmaster; also at Cary's
SOUTHAMPTON county, Va, between Wake
field station and Assamoosick, with X. Z
Barhsm as postmaster. Mrs. Martha E,
Green Is appointed postmaster at New Kent
Courtbouse uice Walter p. Moore, resigned.
P. Fl. CoghiIl is appointed postmaster al
Turner's Store, Caroline county, va, rict
J. ID. GarRett, resigned
BALTIMORE, September 2.-Goorge w
CovIneton, Of Worcester county, was to
dny nominated for Congress by The Demo
crats OF the First district.
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CASES FOR THE HUsTINGs COURT.-ln the
Police Court yesterday morning Isaac Fish
er was up charged with stealing sundry
articles of clothing from Thomas Merri-
man. He was sentenced to receive ten
stripes. An appeal was taken to the Hus-
tings Court.
Henry Green (colored), charged with fe-
loniously breaking and entering in the day
time the house OF Z. NJ. CrUmp apd steal
ing fender valued at g; and Charles Rob-
ertson (colored), charged felonlously as
saulting and wounding Charles Harris (col-
ored) with beer-glass with intent TO kil1
were sent on to the grand jury OF the Hus-
tings Court for Indictment. Green was re-
fused bail. Robertson committed TO Jail IN
default OF $500 bail.
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PERsONAL-BRIEF ITEMs.-Rev. DIR. Mo.
ses ID. Hoge reached the city yesterday by
the 1l:40 o'clock A. N. train on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road. DR.. Hoge is in excellent health. lie
was met at the depot by number Of friends,
and during the day, at his residence, was
visited by hundreds Of others.
Mr.. J. s. Dodson, OF the American Ho-
tel, returned yesterday after an extended
northern trip.
In the Circuit Court OF Henrico Mr.. Will
liam p. Ballard has instituted a suit for
divorce from his wife, Mrs. Minnie G.. Bal
lard (nee Dttmarsh).
Thirteen prisoners whose terms OF service
will expire are TO be discharged from the
peDitentary this month.
The Norwegian bark SIdoD, TobralsOn
master, entered at the custOm-house yestcr-
day In ballast TO load for Europe.
The sale and rental OF seats in the Syna-
gogue Kennesseth Israel will take place
next Sunday morning.
The Old Dominion steamship Wyanoke
reached the city yesterday, making the run
from Norfolk in eight hours and twenty
five minutes.
The oyster season hes opened. but the
supply is small, and Will be for several
weeks.
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THE TRACKS on BYRD AND on NrrH
SrREET.-The Committee on Streets met
last night and considered at great laogtn
the subject of the Byrd and Nlnth-sereet
tracks, recently laid down by the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company. Ihe
committee finally agreed TO meet on Satur,,
day at II NJ. at Ninth and Byrd sSleeis ana
examine the tracks, paving, &c.
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POLICE CouRr.-The following cases were
d,.nosed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police.Jusiice ID. q. Richard
son .s
W.D. Belvln and T. C. Reddy, charged
with being drunk and disorderly anu ABOUT
to engage In fight In the street. were hneo
81 so each. - .,.rooa
with desertine the brig Oden, after having
signed articles OF agreement with the mas
ser at the vessel. Committed to jail 70
await tho sailing OF the vessel. NJ.
Henry Kraigle, charged with assau''ins
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The DEDICATION OF THE NEW SYEAGOGUE.
This evening at 6 O'Clock the new syna-
gogue Beth Ahabl (the House OF Love- will
be publicly dedicated to worship In accord.
ance with all the impressive ceremonies OF
the Jewish Church. The sermon will be
preached by the pastor, Rev. A. Harris.
Professor Jacob ReiDbardt will preside nc
the piano, and the choir will consist of Mrs.
Jacob Reinhardt, Mrs. John II. Knowles,
Mr.. +. w. Hof, and Mr.. Gus. Millhiser.
Admission 10 the ceremonies can only be
obtained on invitation-cards issued by the
committee, Messrs. William Loyenstein, N
W. Nelson, NJ. l.. Straus, Jacob May, and
Julius Straus. The services will no doubt
be highly interesting. Eleven usbers have
been appointed, and no more invitations
will be issued than is sufficient comfortably
to fill the beautiful building.
Last night the synagogue was thrown
open to the public from to 10 O'Clock.
The sacred editce was visited by large
number OF persons OF all religious beliefs.
All were loud in their praises at the beauty
OF The structure. During the evening Miss
Kate Mera favored the visitors with some
charming music. The organ is pronounced
by competent judges perfect in tone, and
second to none in the city in general excel
lence.
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GOOD REPORT FROM NEW ORLEANs.-G. A.
Pickett says: My habit has been costive all my
life. Have used great many remedies, but never
found any that could compare with TUFTS PILLS.
| believe they will cure any case Of chronic consi,
patton. Knowing them to be compounded on scien-
tdc principles, commend them TO all who are trou-
bled with this dreadful afiction.T
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DELEGATES AproiNTED.-The following
delegates have been appointed to attend
the Republican Congressional tonyention
Jackson Ward-William Gray and Edwin
borough Archer. Monroe-eaeorge Pres.
ton and J. w. Johnston. Jeaerson-M Moses
Tav IoP and - Mack.
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Rocks. STATIONERY, &c.

SPLENDID STOCK OF STATIONERY, ,
embracing
WRITING PAPERS OF every description, from the
cheapest made TO the highest class;
ENVELOPES Of all sizez;
BLANK BOOKS, suitable for every purpose
sTIEL PINS 10 great variety: =.
GOLD PENs--iLe finest stock We have eyer offered
LEAD PkNClLs-Biack, C0i0red, ana copying;
Indeed. all Kinds OF sTATlQNERY.. ~ Wholesale
and retail. WOODHOusE &.PAkHAM.
snZ0 booksellers aad 6ta,tonsrS.
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WEATHER REpORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States. stationary or lower barome-
ter, warmer southerly winds, and partly
cloudy weather.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAs.

las. MACDoUGALL l0A A. NJ, household fsr.
niture. mirror, testher-beds, mau asSses, &C.
4. THOMPSON BROWN. @ L. ~. new brick
dwenmg (So. li4l and lot on Pine Det~esa
Cary and Cumberland streets.
ROBERT n. LYME. 81 u. NJ. nustee's sale OF
newly-constructed orics dwelling No. SOC west
Lei2h street.
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THE M0zARr.-Tbe Ieturn OF so many
summer solourners from the mountains is
beginning TO make a marked difference in
the attendance at the Mozart. There was
quite large audience at the musicale last
evening, and a pleasing programme was ac-
ceptably rendered.
Madam Louise Brennan favored the AS
sociatOn with two vocal selections -" Ro-
bert toi que J'aime" " and pierre de Medi-
els" by Prince Poniotowsky-and she was
the recipient OF decided encore and pro-
fusion OF lovely flowers.
The orchestra, though small, gave three
selections with pleasing effect. There is a
notable absence Of cornets. The blowers,
who are all of at summer resorts, are no
doubt taking in mountain blasts preparao
tory to effective execution during the COM
ing winter.
The trio from Meyerbeef's &" IIuguenots,"
by Messrs. ThIow, Jardella, and Rein.
hardt, was very fine number, and admira-
bly, rendered, while the violin solo Of Dr..
Bartkowski. {" Pot POur Carniyalesqe," by
c. and V. De Beriot, was graceful per-
formance.
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Tue WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, "A;
A. NJ, 70; noon, SS; z. NJ, 90; Z.
d., S5; midnight. 70.
Mean temperature, S1s
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sition from which the fails can be viewed
without drain on the pocket. Isisa great
ipjustice to the hackmen and the other peo-
pie who own this curiosity that this bridge
Is not boarded ur,
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are represented with perfectly developed forms
beauty and health combined No decayed-toothed
nan or woman can be healthy, because digestion
must be imperfect. Use SOzoDOGT get healthy
eeth, good Digestion, and sound body. Revive the
Threp CPacps
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.
If YOU wish to be healthy aud beautiful, take Col-
deus LIEBIG's LIQUID BEEF.
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sYCrE BROTHERS. store win be closed NOM Az
September 9th, on account Of holiday; Will ra'oDeu
TUEsDAY, I'm.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
HI RICHMOND, VA.

DlCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
N RICHMOND, VA.
The twenty.eighth annual session OF this widely.
known institution wiz open SEPTEMBER l4rH
and close JUNE IA, 1881.
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
HAWTHORNE, ID. d..
President Of Board of Trustees.
MISS SALLEY Il. HAMMER Prtuclpaj,
Latin, Moral Philosophy, and English Literature
PROFESSOR CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ. A.,
Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
MISS l.. r. THURsTON,
(Graduate Vsssar COlleeeJ
German, Mathematics, and history.
MADAME {. GUILLAUME,
Native of FraHce,l
French.
MISS SUSIE {. HAMMER,
Prinepai Of Preparatory school.
MADAME CAROLINE RICHlNGS-BERNARD
NOcaliIaii0n.
MISS NELLIE DUsTMAN,
Instrumental Music, Thorough Bass and Harmony.
MISS 6. G. HAMMER.
Guitar.
MISS ALICIA II. LAIRD,
Drawing. and Painting In Water Colors.
Miss NJ. j. MORRIS,
president OF Richmond Art ASsOciatiOn.)
Porcelain Painting. Decorative Art. hensington
Embroidery
PROFESSOR II. LOTTNER,
Jahsthenics.
Home Department.
Miss :. T. WALKER.
For ca 'alogue or information; aPnly 70
corner Tenth and Marshall streets.
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SEE THE NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS At LEVY
BRoTHERs'.-IIandsome styles OF new Dress
Goods from l2tsc. to 1925 per yard.
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on account Of the holiday SYcLE BROTHERS
store will b. closed MONDAY, September 9Th; VII
Ia
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IHAvE ANALYZzD THE WnsskEY known uh'
der the brand OF B-select" controlled by hessrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Na- ana
0nd IL free from J.tsit-Ou and other Impurities
and recommend It's use for medicinai aud family
purposes. D. B' hCtAW' III D''
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
january IS, 1872.
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NoTR.PAPER AND ENVELOPES, Card and En-
yelopes, all Kinds OF Writing Paper and Envelopes
at very low prices at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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DUNLAP's CRLEBRATE HATS only al
X KNOwLEs, CABELL & CO.'S. 92l Main street.
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THE THREE GRACES

SYCLE BROTHERS will be closed MONDAY, Sep
tember 9th F; will Reopen TUESDAY, Hh.
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Or. G. b. STEEL has returned to the eity. and
would be pleased TO those I'm need OF his profes-
sioual services. Office. 723 Main street.
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MosoUITo NET MOSQUITO NET Pink, Blue
Green, Yellow, aud White Mosquito Net at Lew
RTOTHERs'.
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1880. FALL STYLE SILK HAT 1850.
just ec,iyed at
KNowLEs, CABELL & CO.'S.
92I Main street.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR LINEN GOODS p at LEVY
BROTHERS.. If you want hrst-eiass goods at the
lowest prices, give them a call.
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The SHOOTING CONTEST shooting
contests at the Fair Grounds yesterday was
very largely attended, and considerable
interest was manifested. In the glass-ball
shooting the score stood: Richmond, Y
balls; Portsmouth, "a.
In the pigeon-sbOoting match Mr.. j. q.
Holiday, OF Portsmouth, killed l6 birds and
Mr.. G. L. Wormley, OF Richmond, TO-.
Only twenty birds were shot for.
Each OF these were return matches. AT
the previous matches the Portsmouth Club
beat the Richmond Club two balls, and Mr..
Wormley beat Mr.. Holiday one bird.
The Portsmouth Club left for home yes
terday evening per the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad. They were Il fiEe-look-
ing, welI-behaved parcel OF gentlemen, and
made most favorable impression. The
members OF the Richmond and Fairfield
Clubs were much pleased with them, and
regretted that they could not show them
they were.
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VIRGINIA AOPERA-HOUsE.-The Blind Ju-
bilee Singers gave concert last evening at
Virginia Opera House 10 small audience.
The entertainment was for the benefit Of
st. Philips colored Episcopal church. The
company consists OF four blind cOlOred
singers-W illiam, Eddie, Allie, and Lima
WilliamsOn-whO are members OF family
of fourteen, from North Carolina, seven OF
whom were afflicted with the loss of vision.
These four are possessed Of peculiar vocal
powers. They sing quartette without ac-
compartment, and although IL is simple,
the harmony is correct, and shows some
cultivation. Their imitation OF wind and
string instruments is quite remarkable, and
exhibits a great amount OF practice and
acutencss OF hearing, which is observable
to such a wonderful degree in the blind.
Benjamin Frazier, a deafmute, gave
some remarkable illustrations Of his pantO.
mimic powers, narrating with telling ges-
lures several stories.
The entertainment was quite interesting.
as it all went to show how the acuteness OF
the other senses are intensified or sharpened
by the loss OF one or more.
The Blind Jubilee Singers, it is under
stood, will make a tour North this fall.
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MOTHERS! ! MOTHERS MOTHERS

MOSQUITO SETTISGs AND CANorIEs.
GEORGE w. ANDERSON & Sons.
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SAVE MONEY by having your priniihs cote atth'
DISPATCH PRINTIEG-HousE. Good ~erf, ioN
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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8itlmond 1ispatth.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER q, 1880.

~ THE CIRCULATION or THE slsPATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIgcu.
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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RlCHM0IN.D ACADEMY. 81, i..n ,.
Fourth session begius SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.
Full course Of thorough instruction.
shorthand writing n specially.
For terms, see circulars.
e2-2tawtlOc Principal.
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BOARDING..

WOULD LlKE TO TAKE A FEW
il BOARDERs, by The week or month. duriag the
fali months. Address Mrs. NJ. J. TERRELL,
Sc SOS near Gordonsvllse. va.
DOARD.-MRs. w. q. FERGUSON
I'D having taken he large hoase ~ the corner o.
TbIrd and Franxitn streets. can furnish persons
dssiriag BOAfD with large sna comforiaole rooms.
au 20 eUd3t ss-ss - .s---- - <snDb
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srcLE BROTHERS stona will be closed MONDAY
September 9Th will reopen TUESDAY, september
7th with large stock Of fall goeais.
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MosoUlTo-NETTIyGs AND CASoF1Es.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON & SONS.
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CCHUOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.

Encouraged by the success Of last session. PRo-
FESSOR HAS ELEFF will resume the duties OF his
ms method very Young children, as well as older
pupils are enabled, through daily drill and use OF
The forign languages, 10 write and speak them per-
feciy.
Best references given from schools and patrons
Of this city.
Special classes for Young men Private lessons III
desired. Hours arranged 10 suit pupils attending
schools of English.
For circulars and further particulars apply an 3u4
cast Grace street. au 2f-lm
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MosouITo-NETTINGs AND CASosfEs.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON & SONS.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

EIGH Y-THIRD
sEMLASNUAL OPENING.
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Entered at the Post-Once at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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SMOKER, CIGARETTE. and OPERErTE HATS a
KNOWLES, CABELL & co.'s. 92i Main street.
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HILGER'S AND +. II II. BLACK,
BLUE, AND DAHLA BEAVERS.
Il. B. SPENCE X son,
au29 Merchant Taiors.
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McGUlRE's SCHOOL,
sec SOUTH THIRD STREET, GAMDLE's HILL.
Sixteenth session opens SEPTEMBER 2OTH
Cifculsrs In bookstores. sc Slim
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CLOTHING.


BOYS OUTFITS.
SUITS FOR THE scHooL-BCOMi 4st
SUITS FOR THE PLAY.osoUxp,
SUITS FOR DRESS PURPOSES
INDEPENDENT KNEE-PANTs,
INDEPENDENT LoSs PANTS,
FALL OvERCoATs FOR BOYS,
HEAVY ovERcoATs FOR BoYs
WE HAVE THE BEST STOCK,
ONE PRICE-IN PLAIN FIGUREsl
MONEY REFUNDED If PURCHASES ARE IN
ANY MANNER UNSATISFACTORY.
A. sAKs & CO.,
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1918 Main street.
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