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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-07

THE MAN WITH A MEMORY.-(From the
New York Sun, September 3d. l-Elkanah
Vanderhoven died in Lakeview, N. j., YES
terday morning in his ninetieth year. Mi:
Vanderhoven's memory was the wonder OF
his friends. He was IN early life scoool'
teacher. and had received good education.
He could, until shortly before his DEATH
repeat entire the poems Of Pope, bis Ia.
yorite author, and he could also repeat
whole books from Homer's "lliad." and
from Virgips works. He was great reader
memory of dates, names, and incidents.
The last book he read was history OF an
cient Persia. He left in manuscript work
ON algebra. AT one time he was a mer,
chant in Albany, N. Y. Aiterward he hao
snon, unon the farm that had belonged to
his father. He made his own bed, and Kept
his room in order until two weeks before
| his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-07

Mayors C0,Wt.-William Davis and Will
liam Coleman (both coloredl were before the
Mayors Court yesterday morning, charged
with unlawiuIly throwing rocks in the
street. and were fined 81 each.
While the court was in session difficulty
occurred ip the courtroom between Colonel
William Ambers and Cbief-oi-Police lips
comb relative to the case Of Alex. Davis
charged with unlawful cutting. Only one
blow passed. Both were bound over to
keep the peace; hut were subsequently re
lieyed from their bonds on pledging to the
Court hat they would not commit breacl
OF the peace.
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PeRsOvAL-BRIEP IrEMs.-Dr. Th0mas |.
Riddell has returned TO the city after
pleasant visit TO the White Sulphur.
Bishop Penick preached at st. PauPs
church on Sunday morning and night. =.
Yesterday was the Jewish New Year, and
as sucb was religiOusy observed by many OF
our Hebrew fellow-citizehs.
Mr.. Edward c. Finney, an old Richmond
boy, now OF Texas, Is on visit to bis
friends and relatives.
The Republican Congressional Conyen-
tion for the Richmond District will be held
tomorrow at l2 O'Clock NJ.
| Modoe Tribe, I. o. X. NJ, bad picnic
and tournament in HenrIco county yester-
day. -,
| Mr.. Andrew L. Tenser, late foreman ol
the Commonwealth newspaper, has return
ed from New York.
Alfred 9. Brooks has instituted a suit FOL
divorce in the Chancery Court OF tins city
from his wife, Mrs. Mary L. Brooks.
The brickwork has been begun on tb'
new residence Of Mr.. Charles IL. Talbot
at ,ne corner Of Fifth and franklin streets
The examination OF applicants for admis'
sion into the Richmond High School ant
Flrst-Grammar grades will be held mex
Thursday at 8 a. Nj. in the HiSn-oehoo
building on Marshall street.
one OF the street-car horses was over
come by the intense hest sunday, ant
another died yesterday from the same cause
While Mr.. II. G. Ballard VAS driving iron
Maden's- Adventure DAM TO hienson'
, on Saturday his horse dSopped oe'a iron
/ the heat. A horse that aad been ifish'ene'
Inv locomotive Saturday, and was drowned
nv inmp,ng into the canal was taken out o
; the basin yesterday. .,
The work on the rSw trestle 10 the oasl
near the gauge-dock is progressing raplalS
The Richmond aad Petersburg Raiiroa
Company are arranging the large pric
I building near the corner OF Iepsn Dsa .aa an
b Ryyd streets fos new depot. Tne she
: over the gauee-,lock and the old iumo'
Q bopse have BEEN torn down.
The match-game OF fifteen.bali pooa "a "a
), night at Hsusers' between .S EDWARD ! Bsn =.
|, and {. the best amateur In Richmond "
!. eleven gsmes out OF twensy-one' resah'
a In favor of Mr.. Brian by score oil se''
= 10 five.
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POLICE CoUET.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by POlice-Justice ID. &. Richardson ::
Margaret Sublett (coored), charged with
stealing blanket, valued at $2, from John
Baker, was discharged.
Henry Christian, Emeline and Kate
King tall colored), charged on cross-warrants
with assaultiDg and beating each other.
Dismissed on payment OF costs.
A. Alberts, charged with keeping dis
orderly house. Discharged.
Martha Price (cOlored), charged with steal
ing six flour barrels, valued at sixty cents
the property Of Henry Metzger-was SEN
fenced to be confined in jail thirty days.
John Wallace, tramp, charged with be-
| ING drunk and unable TO take care OF him
self, was committed to- jail for five days in
default OF surety.
Susan Peasants (colored), charged with
being drunk, disorderly, and abusing X. ii.
IsbeIl. was committed to Jail for thirty days
| in default OF surety.
Henry and Elizabeth Tucker (colored)
charged with being disorderly and lighting
| in the street, were fined $3.50 each.
Viola PoindeXtcr (colored), charged Will
being drunk and disOrderly on the street.
was fined $3.50.
James Rogers and Charles Jones (boti
colored), charged with being disOrderIy Oh
the street, were fined % each.
George c. Roce (whlte), James johnson
and Fleming Gray (colored), charged Will
fighting in the street, were fined 50 each.
Matilda Montague and Hester Harris (botl
colored), charged with using profane ant
indecent language in the street, were hnet
S5 each.
Edward Barrett and stephen Jones
charged with being drunk and disorderl.
on the street. Barrett was fined - ant
Jones 81
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DIR. HOGE's RETURN TO RICHHoND-SER-
VICES AT THE SECOND PREsBYTERIAN
CHCRCU.-The return OF the pastor hlled
this church to oveifowing on Sunday morn
ing. though it was one OF the warmest days
of The whole season. When DR.. Hoge en-
tered the pulpit the whole congregation
rose, while the choir sang
Praise God, fl ON whom all blessings iow."
This was immediately followed by the IN
vocation prayer, in which Or. Hoge asked
the Divine acceptance Of their thanksgiy-
ing and their prayers. ,
Before announcing his text be desired
reyerently to acknowledge the goodness OF
God in bringing him once more to his nome
and his church, after 30 long an absence,
marked by so many vicissitudes. lie gave
hearty tribute Of thanks to those minis
ters OF all denominations who had so kind
~ filled his pulpit, and prayed that they
who had sown, and he who shouid reap,
MIGHT rejoice together. He then read bis
| teyt-Romans, /: IL and 12-" For l long
to see you, that may impart unto you
some spiritual gift, TO the end We may DE
established That is, that ] may be COM
iorted together with you by the mutual
faith both OF YOU and me-"
There are those who will appreciate MS
aIlu,iOn 10 the late Mrs. Il. II. Morse (sfster
OF Rev. DR.. Hazen) at whose burial service
he assisted on Saturday, and the beautiful
tribute he paid to her consistent pety, her
useful life, and the living influence OF bel
contributions to the religious press. Ihi'
was in connection with a picture he gave
OF the uufeelng rites Of pagan and Mo
bammedan lands, and the gloom which sur
rounds them contra>ted with the faith whIcl
irradIates The grave with hope in our CHRIS
tian land.
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A PuprJc ACCOMMODATION The James.
River Canal-Packet Line VIII run i'ne %
omnibuses from Richmond 10 connecs WIN
ths nacke,-boats until the railroad con-
nec,ion is made. Omnibuses will leave tbe
nsctet Office on Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday Of eseh week OF 3 o'clock I. NJ
and will arrive at the same place sunuas'
wednesday, and Friday Ut O'Clock IN a. . "
Light freight will be also cirI'ea. Lns -
great public convenience, ana MT: haaman.'
enterprise will no doubt be' as J. uese.se'
10 he. liberalIy recognized ana re"araso'
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Editors Dispatch Would it be out OF
place to ask aid from Board Of Health
in trying to keep down disease? We who
carry on business on the line OF Shockoe
creek are using our best efforts to disinfect
our own premises where the water came
over US, and would like the city to do so all
along the overflowed banks OF the aforesaid
stream. am quite certain if anv one OF the
city officials could only spend an hour where
the od0r from this creek could reach them
they would take steps at once. Help us and
keep fever off. A SUBSCRIBER,
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church NoteS.-Rev. DR.. 7. II. Newton,
Of Henric), occupied the pulpit OF the
Presbyterian church sunday morning, and
preached Il very interesting and instructive
sermon from st. John-jth chapter, 39th
verse. There were no services ut this
church sunday night.
At the Methodist church Rev. Preston
Nash preached in the morning, and Rev. Ar.
jackson, Of Chesterfield, at night.
Rev. Mr.. Lacy conducted services at the
Meade. Memorial church Sunday morning
and NIGHT
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tpp Arr sTcRMs.-The storm OF Sunday
evening may be put down in the diaries Of
those who keep record OF the weather as q
very singular one. So 1t appeared, at least
TO every one with whom the writer has
conversed on the subject. The clonds in
the west looked very threatening about 9
O'Clock, and by they had gathered In thick
black masses 10 the southwest, west, and
north. Presently there was vivid lash Of
lightning, followed by loud peal OF thunder,
and then came (near The centre OF the city) a
very heavy rain-storu). lasting from baIf to
three quarters OF an hour. Then there w.s
another vivid flash OF lightning and sharp
clap OF thunder, and the thunderstorm was
over. But in other portions OF the city the
elements behaved very differently. For in
stance, gentleman who was sitting in his
porch on Fifth street near Clay informed
us that at hi, house scarcely any rain fell
only few drops-while further down the
street, he looked In the direction OF the
market-house, where he saw the rain falling
in torrents, and so thick was the mist or
spray that objects could not be seen few
feet away. Now, this was pretty nearly the
case at the Chesapeake and OHIO Railway
depot, where only ligbt shower fell. In
several other parts OF the city this was also
the case. While ii was raining fast near the
corner Of Tenth and Clay streets 1t was
hardly sprinkling near the corner OF First
and Grace streets.
But probably the most singular feature oil
that storm was the fact that uptown there
was no wind at all, while in the lower por-
tion OF the city and on Church Hill what
may almost be called q cyclone passed over
some OF the streets and did a great deal oi
damage. Exactly where the wind first did
its work OF destruction cannot, OF course,
be ascertained, but it appears to be in the
neighborhood OF Twentieth and Franklin
streets, where splendid old tree was
blown down. The wind fell upon The
tobacco-factory OF Messrs. Campbell d
Sons, and carried off the roof. The
roof OF Messrs. Salmon x Hancock:
factory was also blown off, and aquGntty o.
tobacco, valued at about $1,000, was injured
A portion OF the roof Of the Richmond
Stove Works was blown of. Two trees
near 1912 Main street were destroyed. a
part OF the roof OF LEAFS box.factory: thu
awning Of j. X. MolIoy's store; the roof
Mr.. Bradey's house. on Franklin between
Twenty.fith and Twenty.streetS, and thu
roof OF the factory next to Libby prison were
carried off by the wind. Damage was done
TO Mr.. PAGES two factories on Twenty-sec
ond street between Main and Franklin, ant
some OF Mr.. Gums lumber-ples were dis
turbed by the wind. The wind-storm cam'
from the northwest, revolving to the east
The stoim.belt was only about two hundred
wards wide, and lasted three minutes.
Last night the city was visited by anotne
rain and thunder. storm, but no wind. III
temperature was considerably cooled.
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Brief HemS.-Rev. William Bailey, OF
Chesterfield, was in the city yesterday.
The election OF Mr.. w. l.. Moody to the
CITY Council from the Third Ward gives
entire satisfaction to the people OF that
ward.
Simuel Logan (colored VIII represent the
Republican party OF Manchester in the
Richmond Convention. He is for no nemb
nation.
A number Of coIored people from this
city went over To Petersburg on an exeuB-
sion yesterday morning.
The city dam has been repaired, and thu
reseryoir.pump Is being put in order.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Case Coatinued In the Mayors Court
Yesterday morning Alexander Davis (c0l-
ored) was up charged with unlawfully cut
ting and wounding Jordan Harris (colored)
with knife. Several witnesses were en-
amined. and the case continued until to-
day. Harris was cut on his left arm, re-
ceiving a painful wound. The offence Is
alleged to have been committed last week.
The accused was bailcd for his appearance
at court this morning.
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PUNISHED FOR BAD BEHAvIoR IN CHUhCh.
Pat. Rankins was before the romeo Court
Yesterday morning charged WIN Delng
drunk, disorderly, and disturbing the con
gregation at the First Baptlst cnuicl sun
day night. Officer Shinberger arrested Kan
kins in church, and experienced some anu
Guilty in bringing him out. Justice hicn'
ardson sentenced The accused 10 lali TOT ni
teen DAYS and to pay fine OF $40. An an
neal was taken TO the Hastings Court, anC
the prisoner admitted to bail in the sum o.
S300
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WANTED, EMFLU1 MENI DT
w YOUNG MAN twenty-five years OF age ana
single who is willing 10 turn his hand 10 anything.
Is moi afraid of work. Would Ike 10 irayei , I0r
~ ue Arm but will take hold OF anything that VIII
NAV. Writes a legible hand. Can give good refer
ences as 10 being steady honest aud Industrious
Address y. n. 500 ea$t Grace street, kichho""'
A-lfh
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FROM THE EXECUTIVE. The Governor
has hardened Joseph Richardson, convicted
February, 1880, by the Hustings Court o.
this city, and sentenced TO the penitenliar!
for five years, for larceny: ,.,,
He declines to pardon b. Lewis (cclorea)
OF Lyncbburg, sent TO the penitenliary iol
three years for larceny; George Jones Seo
lored), convicted April. 1880, OF burglary
in Danyllle, aud sentenced TO two years
and George Lee, convicted March, 1873, o
rane In Augusta county. -.
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mond eau take the s A. NJ. train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway aud return at
s:45 p. y. The train win stop at the
churcn going and returning. This Is 7n
excellent opportunity OF Spending plea
SAINT day iT the country af small cost,
While the object ef the pic uie Is mot
worthy one.
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CLERGYMEN, BANKERS. BooK-KEEPERs- ESt
TORS, and Others that lead ssdentsry lives VIII nod
much relief from the frequent headaches nervous
ness, and constipation engendered from want on ex'
ercise, by takiug SIMMONS LIVER REannAr~a
It Is harmless vegetable compound; u can 90 d
injury; and numbers who.have tried 1t Wall corr
deatIy assert that 1t Is the best remedy ht can y
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm. At night there was rain and
thunderstorm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, so {;
A. NJ, 81; noon, 90; 8 2. NJ, 90; q Z.
NJ. So; midnight. "a.
Mean temperature, S35.
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
III 400 EAST MAIN STREET.
John II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL.

Mrs. + 6. PkYToN, X T9%r Associate Principals.
The eighth session begins MONDAY, septemb Der
20. 1880. ,,..,,, ,.,.o NJ, sarah,
for seme wears in the first schools OF THIS country
asd who comes most highly recommended, VIII
have charge of the Department OF French. ,
In ADDITION 10 the other well-knOwn teachers on
mnsic Madame CAROLINE RICHlNGS-BERNARD
and Professor HAIR will give instruction III ne
Seminary. ,.,uo. or 90 tho
For catalogue amply at the bookstores or 10 me
ar o6Tn ThSSalOcl PRINCIPALS.
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DIED FROM gte HyURIEs. Charles
ii. Hunt, who was so badly injured and
burned by the premature explosion OF a
quantity OF powder at Maiden Asyeature
dam few days ago, died on Sundss morn
ing about O'CLOCK, and was buried yester-
day morning at 1o O'Clock from Centenary
oh
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AMBULANCE CALr---The city ambulance
was called yesterday to'tbe corner OF Nnth
and Broad streets to attend white nan
who was seized with a flt while walking.
He was taken TO his home,lw the upper ross
Of the city, by the ambulance, and soon se-
cnyeroh
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
" The regular monthly ineetiag Of the sbove go
ctt IT, will lake Place THIS (Tne,dsyt EVEN!NV,
u. o. National Convention will BE- he'd Members
are requested to prepared 10 pay ave assess
ments 10 WIDOW and Orphans Fund. and those IN
arrears to close their accounts date. as the Ma
tionzl Secretary wishes 10 present complete re-
port at the to be held at Wilmington, DEL,
september 22d.
BY order OF the President.
JOSEPH W. LAUBE,
T-lt Secretary
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PERSONAL.


NOTICE.-P ARTIES OWN NG
~ WATCHES aud CLOCKS left with the late y.
j. sIEGEL. 20S north E1fth street, for repairs, VIII
call AMI settle for the same, or they VIII De SOLD ior
charges. Apply next door. Sc 1-M
RfCHnoND, VA, September q, 1850.
NOTICC.-Ah persons are fOrewarned
IN nor 10 credit the CREW OF THE. BRITISH
BARK BRAZILIAN, as viii net he respousibao
tor any debts contracted by then.
JOHN mLNfs
sc Y 2is Ma'kes
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FoRrIFY THE BODY AGAINST DIsE4ss-hi'
Is readily done by purifying all the huid' or the sJs
tenn with DIR. TUFTS PILLS. Then there nee' %
no fear Of epidemics, sbis and fever, oaious az
tacks. rbeumaiism ska diseases, nervous ssoiii
~ Buoyant health anil elasticity OF spirits Will b'
the result.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IspIcATI0Ns FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States. higher barometer, slightly
cooler westerly winds, partly cloudy wea-
ther, and local rains.
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Az a,,.D.y pic.NIc.-An r.,Lday pic.
n,a ns w,1, AL he given at CooLsrring Baptist
Sru,ch "v oh inst above AtIee's Station, to-
rs" m"rrow for the benedt .of that churcn,
n;rrsr and other refreshments Will pe
served At CITY prices, Parties ron n'cu'
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ME.rINM

NAsONIC NOTICE. --Tse mem Il
Iyk bers Of RICHMOND LOfyGz, No. 10. ~
gre reaswsted 10 attend q stated cCo14uotcar/ -
ton Of thef Lebgs xt St. hisnye HaII, corner Of
YAIra snd Ns1s streets, on THIS Hsesisyl EVE
31NG at o'ctcck.
The mesnbers 90 our sister LODGES sp all transient
brethren In good standing invieS to attend.
"' o''' JAMES v. RIDDIcK. secretary.
SgyTEMBEK ., 4. l.. $3.50, A. ID. 1880.
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A LADY GRADUATE OF ONE OF
n the best schools In tlfa stahe. comp@ten, 70
tesrh Ihe ordinsr aud his1F English branene%
.,,n Erench Germsn eI~menis Gf Mathematics,
ana Music. WISHES A sIrUATpON no TEACH
In some .choo.or family. kDD.y 10
III Sonie s'"" CoIoxsi John u. CARY.
-, .odov Echmoad. Va.
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srcLE BRornERs>siore VIII oe e'oe'ss nospAi
september 6th, ON ssconn' OF hohidays s'h r"oDs
TuespAY. 7th.
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CANAL PAtKET LINE.

TAMER RIVER CANAL-EAs-sgsvt
~ RNCKET LINE-We Will run a----.r~---------iz3
LINE OF OMNlBUSES from RICHMOND 10
connect with the PACKET-BOATs until the raii-
road cenneetkDB made. ,,
OmuiDuses will leave the packet: office on MOS.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS, az
O'Clock Y. NJ and will arrive at The packrt-cmcs
A. VI.
So ALEXANDER HARTMAN.
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MoscsuTo. NET. Moso.Iso' NET ,-.is, nav 'e.
Green. Yellos. aud White Mosloko Net ~ LIhs
BkorsERSS
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UoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE, Oy Its hea"a
ful action upon the nervous system ana s'omae'
relieves indigestion, headache, eic.
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C.xAL.pAcxgr MAlL.-Uutll further !. no, Q,
,,es fs ,he canal. nacket mail will close at 2:ao
D p NJ III instead OF 5 p. NJ. on MondsYs, Wed,
nesdays, aud Frldays'
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SerE-rAPER AND kssklorks' caras ssa En
yslopes, all kinds OF Victims Paper aas AAs~"iN'
~ very low prices at Lkvr BRorHkEs'.
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SEE rHRSDwRlTIes IN DRass>o@ops Al LEV M
BRorHEss1.--Ilandsome styles OF ne" Die~
Good, frsm l21se. 10 1925 per yard.
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uEApouARrsss FOR LiSks GOODS h a. Lh., y,
snoIuEns'. if yon want hrs'~csA>s xooos ~ W
lowest prices, give them call. s'
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sSebE BROTHERS win be eboh~d NoNpAx.ssp
,.u..er eth. win rs s-opcu HUEspkY, TN.
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ON account tAe holiday sffLh nfo.hhhs '1,
store viii b. slosed MONDAY seheino<4 o'"' WI
reopen 7ib.
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WANTED, TO RENT A SMALL, COM
w PORTABLE HOUsE. Satisfactory reference.
Address PET Err, care DisDdtch once. ~ 7-Zt
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EMINENT, pn. W. v. srEaAanr
BAIJJssoRE, wRITs

. IconfdentlE recon mmend CoIden's LIEBie's .
LIQUID EXTRACT CD BEEF for ecnsaiaoiion' de-
bility weakness sc. have tested ii with' nniver'
success.
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sAvs MoxHr ~ hauAs your stsuss - - -
msfArcU PRiNflNe-hocsn. ~ v"Ss
nv,ees. ARA aatseSSANu NnASaAeek
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gitl,nrond 4ispatth.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1880.

~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsPATCH
7. LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU'
t.TroN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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XXT WANTED, n ERADICATE OF THE
w UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, competent 10
teach Mathematics, Latin. Greea, French snd Ger
man. ts take charxe OF Psmpsaike Academy next
ssssion he q inping October 4 81. Address
'~"''0"' THOMAS N. CARTER;
all raoa1m Richmond. Va.
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Entered at the rosf.Ofiice NJ Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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EXCURSIONS, PiC.NICs. &c.

V,HERE WILL BE AN ALL-DAY PIC
l. MIC 40 COOL-sYRING BAPTIST CHURCH,
tiist above Aieef, on the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
road, on WEDNr sDAY the 9Th OF september. for
the benefit Of the church.
A SUBSTANTIAL DINNER viii be served. lee
Cream and CAKE will be sold al city p: Ices.
Parties from Richmond eau take The Chesapeake
and Ohio mail tran al O'Clock A. NJ. AMI return az
| s:a5P n. The train will stop ai The church both
| going and coming -. \ TlMBEHLAhE,
4. }. WEST,
seza Committee.
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