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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

POLICE COURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court Yesterday
morning by Poiice-Justice u. c. Richard
son:
Lizzie Epps and Jane Porter (both color
ed). charged with assaulung and beating
Charlotte Thomas, were fined IS each and
costs.
Rosa Brown (colored), charged with steal
ing various articles Of wearing apparel,
valued at $40, was sent to Jail for sixty
DAYS.
John Smith, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and disturbing the political
meeting held in front OF Fords Hotel
Tuesday night, was tined S5.
w. II. Mitchell and Michael Wash,
charged with being deserters from the
schooner Frank Mcdonnell, were committed
to Jail TO await the sailing OF the vessel.
Charlotte Thomas (colored). charged with
curslng and abusing Virginia Porter, was
| fined IS. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

HoNoRs TO HANOVER Y0uNG MEN.-Mr.
Fl. w. Jones, Jr., who it was yesterday an.
nounced in our telegraphic column bad
pas sed successfully the competitive exani-
nation for cadet engineer at the United
States Naval Academy, is the son OF Major
II. w. Jones, Of Hanover. We last week
published the results OF the examination at
the Naval Academy for the admittance OF
cadet midshipmen. Mr.. Fl. p. Jones, Jr.,
VINO passed successfully the test, is son OF
Colonel III. p. Jones, OF Hanover. General
Johnston made nomination OF cadet mid
shipman from the Third district. subject to
the test OF a competitive examination,
which was held in Richmond by Mr.. j. r.
Mcclure at General JohSston's request.
Mr. Jones was the successful coMnetitor.
Both Of these young men will worthfU wear
the honors they have Won.
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rur Moz,Rr This EyeNryG-THg CHosus.

The MOZART THIS EyeSISG-THE CHosus.
First, march from "fatinilzn," sSuppe.l
orchestra; second, choruses-s. Harvest
Chorus,n b, "Langhing Cboras," from
the " Rose Of Tyrol.p (Eichberg.l Mozart
chorus; third. solo piano, with orchestra,
|" Concert In F Minor" (Weber,) MI Jacob
Reinbardt; fourth, solo baritone, Two
GrenadIers,n lschumann, Mr.: w. II: Grant,
Jr.: fifIh. "spinning song." (MsndelssssohIn,,
orchestra; sixth. solo baritone, "Wlii he
Come 4" iSulli,an,) Mr.. w. II. Grant; Jr.
seventh. waItzes, INA Charmante," tWaid
teufel.) orchestra.
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aANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court.-The Hastings Court
Judge CIopton presiding was in session a
short while yesterday, but adjourned TO-
meet again without transacting any busi-
ness OF special. interest.
The case OF Patrick Mosby and Granville
Alfrlend, charged with stealing lumber from
Duval & Robertson, will be called to-day.
This case came up on an appeal from the
Mayors Court.
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vlRGINIA CENSUS.


Below Is given The result OF the ceDsus In
this State so far as population IS concerned.
The figures are taken from statements OF
the supervisors made direct to the Dispatch,
excepti for one district, where It was given to
a Norfolk cotemporary and by 1t published,
aud 10 here consolidated with our iniorma-
ZION. In 1870 the population reported was
], ,225, ,163; In 1880, 1900, 335-increase,
2s4. .172, or more than 20 per cent. The ia
Die for 1870 is from the compendium OF the
census published by the Government.
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Sentenced.-Judge Cloption Yesterday
sentenced Flynn Burruss alias John Cole.
man. the negro who was found guilty Of
murder in the second degree in the Hus-
tings Court Monday night, and ordered to
serve term of thirteen years in the peni-
teniary. Burruss will probably be taken
to the pententiary Saturday. He is now
confined in the city jaii.
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FINED IN THE POLICE CoURy.-Tbe fol
lowing persons have been fned Sl44 each,
for doing business without paying the city
license.tax, by the Police Justice: Paul A
AIherti. George w. Bamford, John N. Da.
Wis, John GilIie, b. +. Haywood. Il. +
Brooks, John Brophy, w. A. jackson, w
G. Roane.
The cases Of Q number OF others charge!
with the same offence were continued unll
Tuesday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

THE TOURISTS fine perform
ance was given last evening by smltn q
Mestayer's excellent company to q we'll
pleased audience. The novel and iunny
features OF the Tourists kept up the usual
side-s splitting mirth, and the comedy cln'
tinues TO improve on acquaintance. To-
night will be the last opportunity OF seeing
the strong company in the truly laughaole
and the boys will doubtless
give friend John Z. Smith an ovation.
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some places is interfering with farming
operations, as following for wheat bos been
discontinued on account Of The dry weather.

BOLD RoBBERIEs.- - The residence Of Mr..
Frank Samanni, on Tblrd street. was en-
tered Tuesday night and robbed Of money
ard clothing. Mr.. Samanni Il under the
impression that be was chlorofor,Hed, as the
odor OF that drug pervaded the entire room.
The Office OF DIR. White, on Grace street
between Fourth and Fifth streets, was en-
tered yesterday and robbed OF anumber OF
surgical instruments.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF at the Hastings Court yes
terday-Judge Firzhugh presiding:
Arthur Furguson. charged with mali
ciously assaultng and wounding John f.
Carter, was tried, found guilty OF unlawful
assault. sent to Jail for thirty days, and fined
one cent.
John II. Knight, charged with interfering
with Officer Sweeney in the discharge OF his
duty, was found guilty. The Court will rem
der judgment in the case today.
The trial of James Ryan, charged with
stealing $500 from Roland Mills, was COM
menced shortly after l O'Clock, and given
TO The Jury about dark. The jury faileu to
agree, and were ordered to be kept together
until this morning.
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Funeral Of Dir. Foster.-Tbe funeral OF
Mr. r. l.. Foster, son of K. b. Foster, ESQ.,,
OF this city, took place from the Meade-
Memorial church yesterday afternoon at 81
o'clDek. The services were conducted by
Rev. L. III. Lacy. a number OF the friends
and acquaintances OF the deceased and OF
the family were present: The remains were
inferred at Oakwood Cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

Officers Elected The Union Guards, q
well.known military organization Of this
city, have elected the following officers !:
Captain, j. b. johnson; FIRST Lieutenant,
William Bailey; Second Lieutenant, J. L..
Randolph; Orderly Sergeant, p. f. Rich
ardson; Second Sergeant James T..
Thompson; COmmissary-Sergeant, w. NJ.
Walker
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MALARlAL swAuP AND PoND.-Tbe re'

MALARIAL SWAMI AND POND.-Tbe resi-
dents OF the west end living near the swamp
north OF Park avenue and the pond south
OF Grove avenue are indignant that the
city authorities, whose duty II is to abate
these nuisanoes. have allowed them to re-
main until the malarial-fever has begun its
deadly work In number OF families In this
locality. A petition was sent yesterday
TO the Board Of Health asking for immediate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

LEVY BROTHERS, agents fsr EusTER's KID
GLOVES. with patent laced fasteni,sss received on
yesterday their sarly fall imseritias. The Foster
& now the beau III al OF baadsosasiy-nt anu
comfortable Kid sloye, ano IS larssly doing away
With the use OF battoned Md gloves. as The laced
fastening IS so 10 seh more sonyesept. LEVY Bro
THEIRS WIN take-pleasure IN shoSing their popnia,
brand TO the aeiss and grntiemea Of this city.
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OUR TERMS 4:
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
A. SAKs & CO.,
THE BOYS CLoTHIERa,
1913 Main street, opposite post-ohiee.
,ro,,v sor,noae,d Mass. writes /:

RS AUSTIN, Springfield, Mass. writes:
For thirty years have been troubled With eostiSe'
ness, piles, and psn about the Kidneys. became 50
weak that could hardly walk. Ia this cond'ion
sen, for box Of TUFTS PILLS, and TOOK one al
bedtime. Can now lay on either sde1 no piles
have good appetite and gaining strength every day
They have brought Inc out all right"
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81 HAVE USED DR.. SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR myself and in my family for years, and prs-
nounee IL one OF the most satisfactory medicines
that can be used. Nothing would induce me to be
without it, and recommend all my friends If they
want 10 secure health, TO always keep It on hand.
"R. l.. MOTT, Columbus, Ca"
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A special dispatch TO the New York Free
mans journal announces that the Pope
has named DR.. Michael Corrigan, now
bishop Of Newark, N. j., TO be coRdiutof
Of the Archbishop Of New FORK. with
right 0i suocesslon, end with tie title Of
archbishop IN par tibus a.IdsiiMm.
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~ o. an ~ 1sss xstess s>aaS tstee9
- Let " !snsa.y anf iHsf n jenx tAs ssesefG
Or elf sales made bsfssentAs III 81 Jsif and ~
Of the year ths teSss have TO D. p1td ~ tAt seJl
fThie Custom was Adopted xhork fft<sn yean ~
By nll the real ersate AGENTS In ktehuspa, a11 -
> festo nicbnsRd and visinityJ
GRUBBs . WILLIAMS. 4 r. NJ eompisAoDsrss
sale Of valuable Ial part ef Hosenesth-in.the
western eubuYbs.
CHAFvTN, STAPLES 4 Co, ~ r. NJ. commits.
sioner,f sale or splendid three.storv iron. frost
stors No. 14s0 Main street, known - Marble
Hall.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTcH. 4 p. 81. large nunksr of
volumes of the .6ies of the Richmond zJseSe
and Richmond Dfspdfch.
yNO. z. LAUGHTON, r. NJ, two Isw iibsarics.
ROBERT h. LYME, r. NJ, eomBfssioneFy' sa6
OF two tracts Of land on Doth stfeA Of lbo
Charles cir for DsrbytownI road three miles
from Richmond.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR. p. NJ. two-stery dsssehed
dwelling Nc. t02x Filth street. between Gay
and Leigh
ROBERT. b. LYME, ~ p. H.. framed store ana
dweIIing or Twenty-dfth street. corueS OF n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

TIE STATE or THE WEATiiER.-Ths
weather was cooler yesterday, but Z Is sti'i
very dry. No rain has ialen s'nvs sep'Im. sa..
Der 14th, and at that TINE @ rue asn s W. +,
than one t1ish Of an inch. The drought ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

HoHsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE e
IN DYSPEPSIA.
believe Hor;ford's Acid Phosphate Is a valuabI
remedy In many cases OF
NEURAsTHENIA AND DYSPEPSIA.
c. G. HIGGINS, NJ. ID.
Chicago, III.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISpIcArIoEs FOR RTo-DAY.- For the Middl,
States southwest to northwest winds. ant
slightly cooler and partly cloudy weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

sAvy MONEY ny nsvipg yonr printing done a. ,ns
DISPATCH HRISrISa~Aoues. coed ~ofss Av
prices, and zatdsfsctioa guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co., 1909 Maih street, have re-
eeiyed another supply Green Tea, when
they are selling at soc. pound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
lind great benefit in having q bottle Win thein o
Colden's LIEBIG's FLUID EXTRACTOR bsEF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

cARDozo, ALsOP. MOsBY 4 co.
have just received some Of the NEST exquisite
DRESS GOODS,
suitable for the present .esson, such as o
S0LID.C0LORtD SATIN DE LYON and BRO
CADEsto 70 match
TITAN CLOTHS.
VAR0NEsF,
Novelties in DRESS GooDs in HANDKEaCHiEF
fAITfkNs-neyer out before this season
sUiTfE6S IN FIASkELS for LADIES'
DkEssES, entirely Dtw-ail shades;
BLACK GuODS--0sf stock ia tbis department IL
alwsys Kept full OF ths very best makes
BLACK FRlNGEs and BEADED GIMPS;
Extraordinary bargains in TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS. NAPKINS, As., Ae.;
f!AksCOsEke ln The mest exquisite patterns:
CLOTHS ana FANCY CASSi y kRKs, both for
AfgiIi!es q TAbiss' and GfsrLEMES's Us-
Haedsc@sst s,Sek Of HOSIERY to be found in the
coLdBEp. BoRDEREp HASpKERcHEFs,
N:k We nave been fortunate ,n securing The SER
vices Of tbe following gentlemen. who viii he
pjeased 70 see their fneDds x. q. Care Robert
ArpieleA4. jokph y. An6esson. Z. A. Chewntng.
X. bseby. pAsid Csx6llI, =. r. favsil. ~ ". TINS
w. - q if4sLies. x. :. Lysos JEv W. =. ~
shall Sohn - Pstes. sez8
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fEntered at the Posi.orsce at Richmond. Va, as
second-cass mstter.I
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TTcGUIRE's SCHOOL.
MI GlYBLg's HILL,
500 SOUTH THIRD siRSHi'
John p. MCGUIRE PRIScirAi

m p. cpIsuolx. University OF Virgins
r.ofsssor "a -. ENGLISH. University on rIki,n'sn
tt,os-ssSr RoprS NAssIE, University OF virginia.
The corps Is composed Of men who nave % n,sne sa
nss.,, n,,s an,Ses from eleven 10 twenty-five wears.
;sas, chsrscs FRO SEQ TO ss5 see 1ien'srs I'm ~
80. stores. Apply 20 principal or froiss,n. r,N"-
,pS,r, school, rooms open sEPTKsBER 2Orh'
4 ,(Arfa
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8ithmond 1ispatth.
SEPTEMBER 80, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF TBE BisPATcH
I, LAReEs THAN THE COMBINED cFRCU'
bArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEs 8
rAPERs OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

N. ELLYsoS 4 Co. advertising agents. iAssrt ~.
tiemen1 In I'll OF the newspapers % he UAi,s<
s,sA At publishers' rates. Orders lea - tha D1s
pabsA coansiAsrenz wiz receivs ssszapt st>sD
tkr,n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

We give the population OF each city and
town OF which the separate returns are ac-
cessible to us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30
OUR BOYS.

The Boys' Clothing We offer is Of our own
manufacture. Particular attention is paid to
the ,0ear-reststing qualities of the fabrics
we use. Every seam that requires strength is
sewed double. The Innings are In harmony
with tie exterior, and In every detail they WilL
be found perfect and reliable.
THE CHILDREN's CLOTHING
| is manufactured for us from goods apd triG-
mings that we select for the purpose. II Is
only necessary to say that this branch Of our
trade has no rirats. No pieces or scraps are
used for facings. Every seam is sewed With
silk. and the same careful supervision thai We
give 10 the hnest gentemen's dress suit is given
10 the ordinary play suit.
In reply to numerous requests, zoe Deg TO
stats that our patterns are not for sals at
any price.
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PKnsoNAE,.

AIR. JOSEPH 8. 0REENsfELDEks
MI having located permaneutN II hichnond -.
sirvs u infMm she psblic thai hs has eoSn.SssS
hinssIf With the eYesnsiyo arm o. ess<fs 49,
:.s:s ssss:: :::;s b Sssis \ \ u ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

TNIV RSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
" BURG, VA.-The sixteenth annual session OF
this SCHOOL FOR BOYS begins OCTOBER
lsr. Thorough preparation for the University OF
by The Fsculfy and by Professors IN special
ssrhools OF the University. For catalogue ad-
sress W. GORDON McCABE,
an 13-eodll1m Principal.
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tbs WEATHER YESTERDAY was eles

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o 4. ~, "a;
9 A. M.,67; noon, 81; Q +. A., 10; z.
NJ. 70; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature, 6Ss.
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DTACu MILITARY ACADEMY, 322

~ FAST FRANkf.IN NIkEF.T.-- nc sINttetIt.' Nea
',s, Commences WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER
iSTn. and eoes on the 15,h june foliomingdi ,rS s
o. isarhers faithful. Those intending 10 enter
sbr cons win please DO so As soon as possible as ths
ngntsr OF sfais Is limited. Circulars at the oook-
s,o-es, Chsrxes: Elementary English, per session
~ nine months S63: Higher English and MSthe-
mates. s6q; Laiiu. Greek, French, and Gernan,
esch 81 pay able each three months M IN ApNASJA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

MISS AUGUSTA DANIEL Will RE-
wi sUME THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9TH. -.
school-ro rooms removed to Gil EAST GRACE
STREET. -
Competent assistance will be employed In every
NJ j. La PLACE will have charge Of the French
classes. no o..
street. SO 25-tOc2
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FINE GREEN TEA al soc. u pound.
w. ID. RtAIx q Co., 100 Main street,
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AIRS. HETH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
Nl CHILDREN, lOI south Third street. will be
reopened WEDNESDAY, September L, 1850. FOR
further information apply TO =. x.x
au l4-eodfOctl MRS. ROBERT HETH.
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ENGLIsH's SCHOOL

MADEM0lSBLLE TARDlVEL, 20 west
Nt Aeih AZ. New Yort, reopcns sept. 27,h. Board
ing and Day school for Young Ladies apd tnildren'
TborOagh teaching; dsily lectures LANGUAGES spo-
zen within @ months. Drawing and musical sdyan-
.ses' "'' 49, an lO-4taw52t
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EpUcArIoxAI..
TYYTyTRsITY SCHOOL, .nxr
i 10 ZOO NORTH FfouTu STREET.

.,o.n,s session Of shis school viii begin
TuRsAs rsass 81 sge ere Received; or If well
Srsaccd, even yonuser
CHANGES Pen SESSION;
,,,.,eu,ayy Eaeitsh aad Mathematics. cs..s.''.""se99
Higher Iuelish and Ma htmssics -, ,'''''...'.''
,ns,,ss sons for all branches. oo
boy studies mere .hss 'we Mo- o. .mS nat seur,S Ii
ages, no charge Is ,dc for Ihc ,n.fS FAMILY nnI 40.
For tWo ~ si VIII DC nsce from each bin over $50
rs.n,s a. follows: Ten dollars tsi0 she Gay o.
r.s,,,s -,h september, 1880. ,.,.
ron st Inc bookstores afler l3th Instant;
o, No oil east Leigh street
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DICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION.

The third annual session of the RICHMOND
APT ASSOCIATION viii open on the first WE'D
NESDAY IN OCTOBER with It's usual corps or
teachers.
For further particulars apply. until The school
Oueus 30 Mrs. FRANCIS LEVY, S07 east Grace
sirest between the hours Of 10 and ~ O'Clock
VI Arl-rooms: $40 east Main street. Young Mems
Christian Association buildlng. sc Z0-ZW
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I s. SOuIRE,S CLASSICAL mi

I 5. SQUIREs CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL will be resumed on the
10TH OF SEPTEMBER, at 70l east Grace s,rert.
The number OF pupils Is limited to so many as can
l carefully taught 6y the Principal aided by reach
ers In French aud German.
Terms as heretofore For particulars send Tor
circulars. Communications through the p0sI'ofuoe
viii receive prompt attention. ..-....,,,,,
ROTH. "a suovc location. se 7-dtl5se&teodi6Oc
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,

ID DlIuMOND EN- AbE pLMiNhhA,
~ 403 EAST MAIN STREET.
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. r + 6. fERIqH; fsTE2Tr Associate Principals.
The eighth session begins MONDAY, Septen Der
20. 1880. ..,..
MAdemOiselle ROSA DE DUTZELE. who has taIeht
for seme years IN the first schools OF this country,
aud who comes mOst highly recommended, VIII
have charge OF the Department Of French.
In ADDITION 10 the other well-knOwn teachers OF
music. Madame CAROLINE RICHINGS-BEHNARD
and Professor HAIR will give instruction IN he
Seminary.
For eaiaIoeues apply at the bookstores or TO the
an u1e.Tn.ThSS SatOcl PRINCIPALS.
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E0UK KENI, IHAI LAhuE VJ
IL SPLENDID STORE No sl5 Broad street. "a
between kiehh aud Ninth streets. ~ prcsent oeeu-
piea rs a clothing establishment by Mr.. a. Sreen'
Tree. Tue store is very high pitched. we'll lRh'tds
bss beautiful show windows. aud bs hand en,tly
furnlshed with sheiying and eountef4 lose sAson
xyep ON ist OF October. Arrsnxtmsnu eau sls0
De- made for The excellent dwelling above the store.
Appiyt TO u.
Sc 25-2w lscS MNe 1900.
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DRY GOODS.
GRAND OPENING.

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
Fon THE
LADIES OF RICHMOND.
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, n
w HOME In nice family. Is willing 20 nurse
| YOUNG LaBY,
Sc 3O-1ts care OF DispGtch office.
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cARDozo, ALsOP, MOsBY & co.
have just received some Of the NEST exquisite
DRESS GOODS,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-22

paper into the brightest flame, which
shriveled 1t to ashes.
"There IL goes,' he continued, "and
our bargain will remain as 1t was, or
you may make other arrangements.
While live intend to hold the reins,
and drive when please. When i am
gone L hope you will do the same.
Don't tempt little Jimmie as 1 have
tempted you. 1t was wrong, all wrong |;
human nature is very weak, and the old
must go to the wall If the young so will
It,. The Lord forgive us all. But shake
hands and be friends, Jim. I'll give
you some more cows Eliza shall have
the dairy, but not in my dear old room.
The back lot shall be drained, but the
pine trees must stand"
Jim gave him his hand, or rather the
old man took 1t, and pressed 1t warmly (;
but he seemed like one dazed. The farm
not his The deed burned Could it
be possiblep
Before he was fully awake to the stu
alton Eliza came in, and the father told
her of the destruction of the deed and
his reasons for doing 1t. Already she
knew that something was amiss, SO the
blow was not so crushing in its effects
upon her, and she walked up to Mr..
Lamson and kissed him on the cheek
and said OF course, dear father, you
will do as you please in the matter"
and left the room to prepare the break
fast. Then Jim repeated her words par
rot-llke, and went to the barn to chew
the cud of remorse.
Mr.. Lamson lived five years longer,
then died of an apopletic shock, as his
daughter-in-law had predicted. But he
never had occasion to regret that he
burned the deed. His heart softened
more and more to his children, and he
only held the reins, allowing them to
manage the affairs of the farm and
dairy as they pleased-but when he
pleased he could be the master.