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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-03

INTERESTING SERVICES morning
Rev. Juius Pohl, who was lately ordained
by Bishop Keane, celebrated his first mass
at St. Mary's German Catholic church. Be-
fore services all The societies connected with
the church assembled before the residence
of the clergy. Rev. Father BeDno Hegele,
Father Baungartner. and Father Pohl
passed through the societies, who were IN
open ranks, into the church. The societies
then entered and took the seats assigned for
them. The mass was celebrated by Fathers
Hegele and Pohl, and an eloquent sermon
was preached by Father Hegele. The sa-
cred edifice was thronged with worship
pers, the music was good, and the services
in every way interesting.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. JOHN A. BtLvIY.-The
funeral Of the late John A. Bclvin took
place Sunday evening at O'Clock from the
First Baptist church. The church was
crowded to lis utmost capacity, and the
procession was one Of the largest ever seen
In the city. The MaSOns and Odd.FelIows
were ont with full ranks, and the entire
services testified to the high estimation in
which the lsmented deceased was held.
Rev. DR.. Hawthorne officiated, preaching
an impressive sermon, and the choir ren-
dered some beautifully appropriate music.
The following gentlemen acted cs pall-
bearers: Colonel j. L. Darlington. Messrs.
Charles WhitIock, John b. Davis, John
Bowers, Il. II. Bosher, Charles Purcell, j.
G. SPOTS. John X. Cbildrey, George Watt,
n. NJ. Wilson, Samuel Harw@od. Coleman
Wortham. From the MasoDs: Messrs. NJ.
w. Warrington, T. c. Epps. Jr. From the
Odd-Fellows W, 4. .. Cole, W. r..
Fletcher.
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SENT on FOR FoRGERY.-In the Police
Court yesterday morning Henry Jones (co-
lored) was up charged with uniawfully and
feloniously forging, utteriDg, and attempt
ing to employ as true certain paper pur-
porting 10 be an order drawn by William
II. Clare & Co. on A. l.. shepherd 10 favor
OF Henry Jones for the payment OF s2l.SO,
purporting to be dated July 80, 1880, he
knowing ibe said order to be forgery
The accused was sent on 10 the grand Jury
and committed TO jail.
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RICHMOND. VA. August ., 1880

hItHMVNU, IA, August - IOS"I
Editors UiSpdtch Gentlemen, Please
be kind enough to call attention 20 the aw-
ful condition OF both Eighteenth and Nena.
bic streets from Broad street leading out tcr
wards the county. We Of the couutythnk
that the cost OF repairing these streets a
they have been for some years back. would
in few years pave them nicely. and leave
money in the city treasury to be expended
somewhere else.
All of our county roads, save some Of the
turnpkes, are far superior TO these two
streets, over which the bulk Of your mar
ket supply comes. Most respectfully,
GEORGE WATT, ,Jr.
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CASE CONTINUED ii. Knight (col-
ored) was before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with unlawfully and felo-
piously assaulting and wounding Police
man Charles ii. Sweeney with rock with
intent 10 MAIN, dis6gure, and kill said
Sweeney while in the discharge OF bis duty
as policeman. Owing TO the condition OF
Officer Sweeney he was unable. to be at
court, and the case was continued until
Thursday and knight allowed bail In the
sum OF $500.
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POLICE COURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Poice.Justice ID. {. Richard
son:
Lewis Mitchell (coIored). charged with
assaulting aad beating Frances Mitchell,
was fined s..
Emanuel Sickendori, charged with using
profane language on the street, was fined
3.
Moses Smith (coIored), charged with va
grancy, was committed 10 Jail.
Ro,a Black and Flossle Garnett, charged
with Keeping an il-governed house, were
discharged.
Thomas Martin (cOlored), charged with
threatening to kill Samuel Weitbrick, was
commltted to Jail and a commission Of luna
cy was ordered 10 be held concerning bim.
james Frayser (colOred), charged with
being drunk and disordery. was fined 81.
David Anderson (c0lored) charged with
being drunk, was fined 81.
jeff. Mays and sylvia Lucas (loth color
ed), charged with being drunk and disor-
derly. The former was fined = and the
latter 81 so.
Willie Chcarham, charged with being a
common vagrant, was committed to Jail.
Mary Turner (colorcd), charged with
cur>ing and abusing Silvia Lucas, was fined
S2.50
Andrew Tinsley (colored), charged with
being drunk and throwing rocks NJ Taylor
FitZhugh on the street. was fined s..
Della Lu,by and Charlotte Jones, charged
on cross-warranis with kicking and beating
each other, were discharged.
Lewis King and John Collins, charged
with being drunk, were fined Il each.
Mary Butler (colored), charged with be-
ing dlsorderly and cursing Mrs. Maccubbin,
was fined g.
George Marshall, charged with assaulting
and beating Mary Marshall. Dismissed.
Moses Smith (colored), charged with hay
ing CRATE in his possession supposed to
have been stolen. was committed to Jail FOL
thirty days in default OF security.
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THE IrALIAN FRUIT.STANpS. in the Couir
ell Yesterday Captain j. f.. Philips, OF Jan.
ferson WarA with an eysto the interest "a
a Iarge number OF his constituents, onsaed
a resolution OF inquiry ~ TO the right et tae
police fozee to interiors. with licensed faHs-
stands. section % Si chapter IL u the
ORDINANCES reads "sruit- or candX>siands
locate or the sidewalks shall pay a fssense
OF $40 a yeer." The Committee 0a Police;
chasrman ot the Finance Comeistee, ana
Cir Attorney wil look into the matter.
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PERs0SAL-BRIEF ITsvs.--Gencral John
EchoIs Is In the city.
We had a pleasant chat yesterday with
Mr.. Elan. Of the Suffolk Herald, who Is in
the city.
Josiah Ryland, Esq, and fimIy yeave
this morning for the Sweet Springs.
Mr.. George GreenhOw lson OF 8. C..
Greenhow, city treasurer), formerly Of This
city, now OF Macon, Ga, Is on visit to b's
| friends here.
Sergeant John Hall. OF The Second police
district, left the city last night for c'uIpeper
Courthouse. He goes 10 arrest George
Brown (coIored), who is charged with horse
stealing, and who is confined in Jail there.
Officer Sweeney, who was wounded by
prisoner Saturday night while attempting
10 take him to the station-hOuse, is unable
to be at his post OF duty on account Oh his
injury. He, suffers very much from the
wound. and his face is greatly swollen.
r. Woader. a prisoner at the Police
Court, attempted TO escape yesterday by
jumping over the railing around the prison.
ers' box. He was prevented, however. by
a member of the bar, who seized Woadeu
by the feet as he was about to get over the
railing. WOader was charged with at
tempting to desert the brig Goldbardt. he
was committed TO Jail until the vessel sails.
The Dutch brig Proycion, DeBaer mas
ter, entered at the custom-bouse yesterday
from New York In ballast.
Franklin street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth is being improved.
The fines collected at the Police Court
yesterday amounted 10 $500.
The Southern InteNigencer will In future
appear on Saturday.
The steps in Lumpkin's old alley, leading
into Franklin street at Fifteenth, arc re-
ported in dangerous condition.
Several parties who have paid licenses as
street salesmeI have been stopped from sell.
ing. Should not the iicense-taX be refund
ed?
The cellar occupied by Kemp Williams. on
Third and Broad streets, was entered late
Saturday night and several articles stolen.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

REPORT FROM THE STREET COMMITTEE
THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGBANY RAIL-
ROAD AND THEIR REQUEST TO BE Al
LOWED TO co THROUGH THE CITY-RE-
LIEF OF THE PO0R-MATTERs OF FL
NANCE-THE BANKS AND RATE OF IN
TEREsT-LIGuT-A NEW ENGINE TO BE
BOUGHT FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
OTHER FIRE MATTERs--REPORTs FROM
OTHER CoMMITTEEs-NEw BUSINESS, &C.
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TwINs.-Mr. Marin Otters, proprietor
of the Westham House, corner OF Cary and
Laurel streets, sent Us on yesterday twin
canieloupes. They were sweet, large, and
healthy, and were joined together BY liga-
ment Of melon, which united them firmly in
a remarkable manner. They might be
termed vegetable Samese twins.
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OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC are hereby
notified that We are Ia daily receipt Of extra addi-
tions 10 eur large stock OF Ladies, and Misses New
ports. Almees, Queens, Csreys. Camilles. jose
phines, Carnivsls, and other Leading styles OF
Sandals ar sippers; also. fine lot &C Gentlemen's
Low Quarter Shoes. Having jdst purchased large
quantity oS these goods from New York aud Boston
comm isson houses at greatly reduced prices, owing
the lateness of the season, enabled TO ofer
ducem ats I'm price well a iull stock 10 select
from. HEI MAN BosCHES & BRoruER,
507, 500, aud 511 Broad street.
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DEATH OF Mr.. j. CURTIS TAYLOR.-Mr.
J. Curtis Taylor, a wel.known and highly
esteemed citizen Of Church Hill, died at his
residence, on Twenty-ifth street near
Leigh, last night between 10 ana IL O'Clock.
Deceased was member OF the Royal Area
mum and knights OF Honor, and was also
prominent Odd.Fellow and leader Of the
choir at demonstration church. lie leaves
a wife and two children.
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TUE NEW CRY LoAY..-The Committee
on Finance of The City Cooncli hes s,e sus" an,
day, and opened the bih Tor ine sooV,VV1
5 ner cent. loan. The eommi''ee u'sp9sfu
OF part OF the loan a. sa''sos,ois y, 'cfs'
the bids ranging as high as loss' WIN ac'
cruetl interest.
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Jackson 1iiis, III.

AN honest Quaker writes from Floy, Ala DIR
Tut: Resa,a,ed Sir,IiaV .s.s taken thy piisH tod
they has; done me good. su induced ~ *rte
this carsi en know how ,py can be obtaensa l
dong 4 anA can do w'tlsat ihein' ~ are
great aasssing to the sick, isA thou Will sssS nave
,hv ,ars,,s w. II. AixoD."
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L1vY BRorHEse
have msde large sAiiions 10 tbs a stock OF Ls.t,s.
see their large assortment OF
ToRcnAS LASGUEDcp. tLUSY'
RUssLas, SMYRNA, AsHRicAN,
sAxoSr, GuIPURE. ANTIQUE
BRfs0NSE, CAsHNsRk, YAK
and other fashionable Lssss. They also saow The
largest s,Osk OF HAMBURG EDGISGs ana INSERT
Nos Az OF which viii b. sold at The lowest prices.
L1syY RsornERs are now 'ellisg ib,g stock of
..uNxsR DRESS Goops al aud below cost. Nov Is
,ha .,rae a Duy.
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AUCTION MALES THU DAY

E1- On all satss Of Real Estate made baweN
the st Of January and last Of June the tarssfst
tie present ysar h0ps TO De paid ty the pvrchGssS
On al saLss made bstDeeR the LIST Of July andtaa
Of the ysar the td9ss have 10 be paid BY the sesy
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and Aps
pliesto Richmond and vleinity1
JAS NkCDOCGALL, 10y A. NJ. bagaielle-tsbs,
househOld furniture. Sc.
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CANvAssERs APPOINTED BY THE STATE
CONSERVATIVE EXECUTIVE C0MNITTEE.-L.
d. starke, OF Norfolk city, canyasser for
State at large.
County Canyassers-C Campbell: +. ID.
GaIle0n. Frank Nelson, Robert Il. Perre,
w. NJ. Murrell, j. Singleton Digs, William
&. Wilson, Jr, and Colonel j. Resique
Hutter.
King George: James +. Rogers.
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CoNyICrs D.-W. A. Rogers,
deputy sheriff Of Halifax county, delivered
the following conyicts yesterday morning
at The peniientiary Lee Harris lcolored),
bousebfeakipg and larceny. two years;
william Jackson honsebreaking and laree-
ny, two indictments, two years ana SIX
years respectively; Napoleon Chapel tcoi-
oredi rape, ten years; fhi'. hnpoara lco'-
ored). housebresk!pg and stealing Iohacc,,
four years.
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VIRGINIANs ABROAD.-At a late meeting
OF the Board of Trustees OF the University
OF Tennessee, at Knoxville, Professor james
Dinwiddie, Of Clarksyile, was elected to the
new chair Of Pure Mathematics. Professor
Edward S. Joynes, was, by acclamatton,
chosen to the consolidated chair OF English
and Modern Languages. y deserved COM
pliment to two accomplished scholars.
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EXCURSION TO Box AIR.-There will be a
special excursion TO Bon Air this evening.
The train leaves at = =. NJ, and will re-
turn about o. This will in 10 way inter-
fere with the regular excursion which tahes'
place next Friday evening, as usual.
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TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF a IVIsI IU Ut
Los OF Appetite. Nausea, Bowels cos'''e' '"'''
An the Head, with dull sensation In the pacN part
pain Under the shoulder. Blade; fnl'ness Ai'~
r.,,ns with disa iina,Ion TO escriion OF body or
mind; Irri,abin,y Of Temper; Low Sp'r''s' Loss
Of Memory. with feeling Of having neglected some
,.,y: wesriness Dizziness, Fu'iersng a''he Heart
n,,. Before the Ewes, yeiow skin, Headache Rest
csspcss a, night. Hleh,y-Colored Urine.
,r THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
RloUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS pills are espeiall, adapted TO sroh
o,scs one dose efects snch change of feeling as
90 Ss,onish the safeTcr'
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IuAyE ASALYZgD THE WHiSkEY known nr.
a.r the brand OF u. select" controlled by Messfs
WALTER ID. BLAIR 4 Co., Richmond, Va aad
and II free 1,oa |usiI-oil saa other imparilsss'
ard recommend its use Tor medicinal aud fssily
n,rnoses j. h. McCAw, VI. ID.
Late Professor OF Chemhsry,
Medical College OF vissinia.
x..,la 1874
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warmer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, 70;
A. NJ, SO; noon. 81; p. NJ, OIL; z.
H., SS; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature. Sj.
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HoRsroaD's ACID PnesssnaTE.
NS,fyOUs DIsEAsGS.

Ny nervous sysi sm was oyerws5k0d. tried -
rious remedies, hst IN all foun1sSDns that acted SC
general and lispough as Borsfo.a asAcid Phosph'ls'
have seyera, e laaclated deb ibsted nervous Gags,
that are rail- ,,ns under It's use sAi, ~.
ts@. BAGGs, NJ N
IL.
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SENT ON.-HeDry Moore (coloreO was
Yesterday before United States Com.
missioner Atkins on the charge OF SELL
ing a lot OF tobacco upon which the tax
had never been paid. He was sent on TO
the grand Jury Of the United States Court.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rains, southwest
to northwest winds, lower temperature and
higher barometer.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.

DICHMUND CULLEUE,
II RICHMOND. VA.
Next session begins SEPTEMRkR 23D aud con-
Times without intermissiOn ntpe mOnths
The College employs eight fu'l professors WHO
sivr thorough instruction in Latin, Greek, Modern
Languages. EDgllsh. Mathematics, Physics 'Chemis-
trv. Moral Philosophy aud Law.
No location more heaiihful. Moral innuences re-
training aud cleyaiirg.
TERMS UNUSUALLY MODERATE.
I'm. hundred and ninety five dollars (sl95) will
,yer exp, nses Tor nine months session. of board
r.ion articulation, room rent, servants attend
auce. fuel. lights, aud washing.
For catalogues. giving iul particulars, 2pnly al
tl,, i..nl stores or ADDRESS n. PIRlbAR,
Chairman OF Faculty.
Ga vQ1.eodfS4pIO n tl;D5SeD
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CONTINUED CAsEs.-The following cases
were called in the Police Court yesterday
morning and continued untli to-day:
John Williams (coloredh charged WIN
cursing and threatening to shoot Robert
smith.
Lewis Lee and Martha Vaughan (both
coored), charged with misiemeanor.
Arthur FurgussOn (eolOred). charged
with assauIting and beating Joseph H.
Martin.
Jack George (coloredA charged with ie'
Ioniously biting and 1ounding ChaGie'
Thompson. go.
Elizabeth Kelly (colDred), charged. wltl
threatening to cut Startling Phelps wxh q
razor.
Henry Brown and Walter Johnson (oott
coloredl, charged with jeloniously hnsakine
and entering in the daytime the dtSellng
house OF Miss n. Wbiue and stea,h0g sun
ary articles valued at 80.
Lizzie Mitchell lcolored), cba1ged witt
stealing baby-cefriage valued % sl2 iron
w. w. Deane.
Most OF the prisoners wene baiieu To-
their appearance at court this morning.
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COMMITTEES on FIRST MARKEr'-,in's COM
mittee meets at the Old MsrSet this mo,n,
ing at II O'Clock. The com.niitee has svy,. ,,.
TO work in earnest, sna viii meet regu'"r'!
once q mouth.
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w0OD AND COAL.

|ssUMMER PHIGES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANTHRACiyib CuMeERLSSn, srLiNrrr, ,rr
|CLOvBK RtiJ.. MI iTALdnohSS. ,,Lda S. s%' "a s3 10
IA SO ner cora .ellssrsa. CAN and os eonsineeas
You eau do bsasr tsan el,ew6ers; Vfsss % "s s,'ssr
pLoDe or o,hsss.se promptly nlh1 "yn "San, ,sssy
street. l)e IFl =. ,..-.---------- ~,
nURCUASERs. W ANTED FOR BEST
spTIN = GOAL. BEsT ANTHRAtTrEC.hAi.,
BES,r RoREsT PINE ard OAK Mvons NJ
ctjMBERlASD COAL, BEST Hf>i i.,s. nim~.N MA
STEAM COAL s.f. Ia uns,t.s
de Ia SeyepfTfn'n NV'''- - wv
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asl.EpRArrD DIR. .sLLIAM II. Ssrs&Ss'


N.l confidently recogameni 10 the n~~s'<ai proies-
son, a,osdens Ii, bigs Liquid Extra = af Beef for
consump,ioa. Depression, Weakness lnd lndiges-
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january is. 1874.

N. ELLYsoN \ Co. advertisins AGENTS, insert se'
vsrt,sements in all Of the newspapers ef the Unate
alsss ss puh,ishers' rates 0rdsrs iefs ss Ne -
,ateA couusing-rsom wAl receive pssnps 49,
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SIMMER RESORTS.

CTRIBILyG SPRINGS, VA.-SUL-
- PHtTR. ALUM. CHALY BEATE, aud FREE
STONE WATER all IN The lawn.
TERMs &25 10 $40 per month of twenty-eight
DAYS, $40 per week. ~ per dar. Arrangements ior
families by the month.
Buy round "trip tickets the Springs or 10 siann-
Ton, where there is a tine sverv
CHEasLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
au -eOdE2t*
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DATAPSCO INSTITUrE-MIss SA-
RAN " RANDOL PHI. OF Edge Hin, Virginia
PIfncinal. This Well-knnwn school. for YOUNG
LADIES and CHILDREN will open SEPTkM GER
lsTH. 10 offers unusual facilities for finished edu-
CAdOn. For circulars address the Principal. Pa
iapsco IDsflfu'e. fiicoit t1ty. Nd. ~ l5.26t
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUSTON, VA.
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN. PaIScIPAL.

Thi. Institution continues 10 increase IN prosper
iy from year TO year. IL offers superior advantages
In location IN lis buildings aud grounds; IN III
is fuil corps OF superior and experienced teachers
Is unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern IAN
gusges, elOcuiion. fine arts. physical culture, snt
instruction in the theory and practice OF coohing
The sncce.s ful efforts made to health, com
FORT and happiness: iis opposition TO extravaganza
is standard OF solid scholarship.
.ratalogues je 1S-2m
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VIC. RICHARDSON, Director Of Vocal and In
slriiInental Music.
"A. :. PAUL.. Piano sud German Language.
Miss JULIA PORCuTR. Pian0 and singing.
---. CalisIhenics. Vocal Music. and Paint-
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MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 40
Nl Mount Vernon Place. B.llinsore. English,
French and German Boarding and Day school Tor
y ouug Ladies. MIR. VI. }. JONES and Mrs. MATT
n ANi, prlncipais. assisted by Professors l.. G..
BRiCKENsTEfN, SIDNEY LANIER, u. BAR.
Ton VI D.. and large CORPS OF other teachers OF
eXptfience and ability. Superior advantages are
CfIsred on account Of delightful situation. The
twrpty-ntst annual term viii commence SEP
TEMBER 2OTH. Circulars sent on application.
q m
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Mr.. l.. V.TCRNFR. English LAM tuage.
Mis- :. l.. COOKE. Latin and French.
Miss NJ. l.. (OCKE. Nath.. German, and French.
Nj, SALLY 4. RYLASD, Preparatory School.
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3AvE MONEY oy having yonr prn.iag oobc ,tths
DISPATCH PRrNTISG-HOUsE. Good WORK. ioW
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TDGE.HlLL SCHO0L.-The next ses-
II >ion Of this SCHOOL will commence SEP
MISSES RANDOLPH.
Kesw'ck Depot, Albemarle county, Va.
o ega,,1,
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Young ladies are graduated in ID SlNoLE DE.
PARTMFNTS: (2l the LITERARY COURSE; 80
Inc >CIENTll1C COURSE; (4l the CLASSICAL
COURSE: (5i the FULL COURSES; ttl MUSIC.
Provision Is made 10 meet the wants OF all The adj
VauiAges are equal 10 afforded In The South.
The gentlemen and lady officers are OF nigh social
type ana varied cRliure-they are teachefS' ana
have no Other calling Musical advantages very SUI
prri,r. .....,, ,- ~, =,
The session begins SEPTEMBER 10TH. Pupils
are received for ge session, or for the per0n oi
.chool.lie. including vacations Daughters OF niH-
i-ieis of ihe GOsptl admitted III reduced rates.
fosi-Oficc BOleiourt Springs, Va. Depot ana
telegraph Office salem, the Atlantic Mississippi
ana ohio railroad.
Apply for circulars. u 3O-2taW3W
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UOLLINS INSTITUTE.

colonel GEORGE L. fAYLOE, President OF the
CHARLES /, COOKE. Superintendent.
Wins. Z. :. llIILD DE-. Assoclate FrpclpaI.
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LIGHT.

Nj. Curtis, from the Committee on Llaht,
presented resolution transferring $1,000
to the credit Of construction OF gas-works
from the coal account. Referred 10 the ri.
nance Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-03

Mr.. EMMA PAUL.. superintendent of Music
Rooms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-03

GRKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
VBosrd per day. aeetrding to location Of room
aud nnnber of persons in same, t1.50 TO $3.50;
per week. 50 10 Sll, per month. $50 10 -aO.
special contracts with ksolies and parties number
ug over seven persoss at less rates. RounhIrip
tlukGts from Richmond 10 Orkney over Chrsattske
aud Onto railroad good I'll october 1T. slA
JONES & PARKER.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-03
ZEN MORE UNIV ERSI L Y
IN HIGH SCHOOL.
ANIlI KSI COURTHOUSE, VA.

V.A. STROBE tM4ih. Medalist, L. Val. Prlucipa
and Instructor in Mathematics aud Natura
Sciences.
Il. :. NELSON. NJ. 4. University Of virginia., In
~irucior IN Geek ana Lain.
{. l.. KENT educated IN Germany ana Tor many
years resident IN PaTisl Instructor ia German ,
French, Italian, and spanish.
This SCHOOL Is strictly preparatory 10 the Uni
Ner-iiy Of Virginia. Special attention i gwen 10
teaching students 10 speak The several languages OF
Europe.
Charge for half session 1875. Reduction made
iu favor OF q ministers or OF two brothers
For catalogues address THE PRlNClPAL'
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nnss..h. 10 Mrs WOODBRIDGE,
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..ao,s Richmond. Va
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