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Police CouRT.-The following ca.es were
dkposed,ef at The Police Court yesterday
morning by PoIice.Justiss ID. G. Riefkrd'
son dt ~ ~ ~
John II. Knight (colored), charged with
unlawfuIly and felonipusiy assauIting and
woundiog Policeman Sweeney with rocf,
was sent on 10 the grand juyy OF The Huss.
in9s Court aud bailed In the snm Of $500.
Richard Stewart (colored)t sharged with
unIawfuIiy assauIting and beating ii. Walk
er, was fined $3.50.
Robert Sbenault, CHARGED wits unlawful
" eursIng and abusing Lncy Sbenault, was
discharged ut the station-bouse.. at
William Green, charged with stealing a
mule valued at S15, the property OF w. w.
Phillips, was found not guilty OF che larce.
ny, but was required to give security for
three months.
William II. Robinson (eolored). charged
with trespassiDg upon the premises Of and
assaulting Jane Bridges. Dismissed on pay
meDt OF costs.
Alexander Bell (colored), charged with
beiTg disorderly inkbe First Market during
market hours, asfiBed 81. r,
Jim Lewis tcolored), charged with being
drunk and unable to take care OF himself,
was fined -.
Morgan Dance, Richard Sales, james
Marshall, Charles Sales, and Pat. Bowls,
charged with assaulting and striking Robert
Williams. Charles Sales was fined S2,JD
and required to pay the costs. The others
were discharged.
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsONAL.-Josiah Turner
was on Yesterday delivered at The peniten-
tiary by the sheriff OF Isle OF Wight county
to serve one year for manslaughter.
The Portsmouth Shooting Club is eX.
pected to visit Richmond some time this
month and contest with the Richmond
Club.
Mr.. NJ. 5. Brown, ex-vice-president OF the
Cigar Makers international Union, has been
chosen to represent the Cigar Makers Union
No. 1873 in the annual Convention, which
meets next month in Chicago.
SegeI's English Opera Troupe had fine
house at Winston, n. c., Tuesday night.
They appear in Lynchburg tonight.
Information is wanted by Mrs. Anna b.
Stevenson, OF Bridesburg, Penn, Of her
brother George Miller, Who was some years
ago q resident OF this city.
The Colored Amateur PinafOre Troupe
expect soon to give q performance In
Petersburg.
Continental Lodge Knights OF Honor, OF
which the late j. Curtis Taylor was MEM
bef, paid him every attention in his last Ill
ness and participated in the funeral. The
name OF this excellent lodge was uninten-
tionally omitted from the funeral notice in
yesterdays Dispatch.
Judge Jacob ii. Ella, OF New Hampshire,
Fifth Auditor OF the United States Treasu-
ry, is stopping at the American Hotel. The
Judge was for long time member OF Con-
gress from his State.
Watermelons Of good quality and sizs can
be bought in Richmond for about tive or
six dollars huDdred-a fact II would be
well for watering place proprletors to re-
member.
Judge Robert W. Hughes. Of the u1nited
States District Court, arrived in the city
last night.
Owing to the inclement weather the Re
publican rally which was announced to tase
place near Seventh and Broad streets sisi
night was postponed until Tonight.
Joseph Wilson met with serious acct
dent on the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad yesterday, and wa
brought TO this city last night on the mid
night train and taken to tho city alnshous
for treatment. He was an inmabe OF tn
almshouse, and left thers only u lew day
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/. noWy.T0WN NgRCHa.NE, ha,


N ing pas ed ssera sleep sS nisht2 ,hstnrtfd oy
The asonies an, cries Of q. suffering esd. and be-
coming convu sed that MRS. S.WINSfpWSs sooIh-
ING SYRUP sas just the agliee neelsh. s~ocured
A supply for TIE child. Cs reachird horAe and ac-
oualnting b., xife with shat he sad Goss. she re-
fused TO hare 1t adDirstsred io, the 9hiid as she
was strongls v in favor GSHom@eeAhy. That night
the child Ysssed In suffering, and the parents With
out sleen Returning. nome Tia day following the
father sss,sd the baby stu wsrs; and while con-
tempIaAng another. sleepleas DishA, The mother
stepp,l fom the room 10 attend 10 some domestic
dutiss and left ils father shh the child During
| her absence he Administered portion OF the
So osi,ins syrup TO the haby. and said nothing,
Thu night all lands serA wen, aud the little FELLOW
axose In its morning bright and happy. Te
| s,esher was delighted vita the Sudden and wondas'
,I change, and although at frst offended at the ss'
Aseption psactleed upon hsr. has continued To- use
,hs syrnp anl suffering. crying babies and rtstsss
lp,,hts have disappeared. single iriai OF 'a'
Syruo never yet failed TO rsheye the ossAy Ant
overcome the prmdices OF the mother. s~d f,y al
druggists; 25 cents bottle. F~ hw
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IMPORTANT MEETING OF TaE COMMITTEE
on PoLIcg-THE F8UIT-STANps on THE
SrREETs-MEETDiG To-DAY.-The Commit
tee on Police, together with the City Attor-
ney and chairman Of the Committee on FL
mace, will meet as the City Hall this evening
AZ 5 o'clock to con sder tho resolution offered
by Captain j. u. Phillips at the last meeting
OF the CopIuon Council in relation TO lruit-
stands on tne streets. Captain Phillips pro-
poses that the city shall permit The parties
ownius. these stands to sell as ihey hsss
been ,icep sed to do, or refund them tss's
manpy tH f.'.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON,
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues TO increase I'm prosper
Iy from year 20 year. II offers superior advantages
IN location: in It's buildings aid grounds; IN its
general appointments and sanitary arrangements
ifs iu corls OF superior aud experienced teachers
iis unsurpassed advantages In music. modern IAN,
euageS eiocutiOn. hOe arts. physical culture, anu
,ns3nc,ion iu the theory aud practice Of cooking
The Successful efforts made 10 secure health COM
fort and happiness: lie opposition 10 extrayagAnce
IL Standard Of SOLID scholarship
For full particulars apply 10 the Principal for
csisIogues je lS-2m
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A BSRBEsOTs THEFT.-Griffin Swami (co.
lored) was before the Police Court yesier.
day morning, charged with feloDioasly
stealing poeket-book containing So in
United States currency belonging 10 Will
liam Davies. IL seems that the property
was stolen from Mr.. Davies while he was
being shaved by Swami, who keeps bar.
ber-shop on Franklin street near the Old
Market. The accused was sent on to the
grand jury. The pocket-book and money
was recovered.
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AN honest Quaker writes from Floys Aa.;" DR.
Tut Respected Sir,-liaylng taken thy pills find
they have done me good | am induced TO write
this card to know how they can be- obtained. !
don't think | cap do without them. They arc a
great blessing to the Sick and thou will surely have
thx reward. w. III. ELROD."
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LEVY BROTHER

LEVY BROTHERS
have made large additions TO their stock Of EACBS
See their large assortment Of
ToRCHoN, LANGUEDOC, CLUNY,
RUSSIAN, SMYRNA, AMERICAN,
SAXoNY, GUIPURE, ANTIQUE,
BREToSNE, CASHMERE, YAK,
and other fashionable Laces. They also show tho
largest stock OF HAMBURG EDGINGS aud INSERT
INGs, all OF which will be sold at the lowest prices
LEVY BROTHERS are now seling thsif stock OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS at and below cost. Now Il
the time 10 buy.
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ENMOP UNIV VERSIT Y
IN HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHEESI (OUKIHOCSF, VA.

U.A. STROBE lMaih. MedaIist, U. Val. Phnclpa
and Instructor In Mathematics and Naiura
Sciences.
n = NELSON. NJ A. university Of Virsinial, In
siructor In Greek aud Lalin.
&. r. KENT fe,iucated IN Germany aud Tor many
wears resident in Parisl. Instructor In German
frencl, Italian, and spanish.
This SCHOOL Is strictly preparatory 10 the Unit
verify of Virginia. Special attention l. gwen 10
teaching siuc,nts TO speak the several languages OF
Europe.
Charge for half session, $I25. Reduction made
I'm favor of ministers on or OF two brothers.
For catalogues address THE PRlNCiIAL.
iy lq-lm
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AMBULANCE CALL.-Tne city ambulance
cas- . lied out Yesterday afternoon between
q and ! O'Clock to attend colored woman
named Eliza Brown, who was taken sizes at
Yarbrough's factory. She was taxen to
her nome on. Clay street, betweea Seven
tssnth and Eighteenth streets. where she
remained unconscious several hours
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
rainy, and disagreeabe.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. G8
0 A. NJ, 20; noon, IL; Z. NJ, 20; q z.
NJ, 30; midnight. 60.
Mean temperature. 6S3.
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TERRIBLE WORK IN THE CHEROKEE NATION
BATTLE IMMINENT BETWEEN NEGROES AND
INDIANS.
Especial 10 the Cincinnati Commercilll
VINITA, i. T.. August 3.-On the 26th in
slant two Creek negro cattle-thieves named
Manlay and Jones were hanged near Glib
son Station, Creek Nation, it is supposed,
by Texas cattle-men, who had lost sixteen
cattle while driving through that neighbor-
hood. This seems to have aroused the COL
ored men OF the Creek Nation, VINO accused
the Cherokees OF hanging the thieves. On
Tuesday morning thirteen negroes crossed
into the Cherokee side, swearing they would
kill the first Cherokee they met. Two
Cherokee boys, named Cobb and Cowen,
who had been to Gibson, returning home
were met by these and fred upon. Cowan
was badly wounded In the face, and his
horse became frightened and ran away, car
rying him out of their reach
Young Cobb showed fight, and leapiDg
off his horse began returning the fire. fall
ing back as fast as he emptied his revolver,
loading as he ran towards his uncle's house.
mile away, but was shot down when near
the house, and died in three hours.
The Cherokees are greatly incensed, and
have demanded the thirteen negroes OF the
Creek Chief, giving him until tonight to
surrender them, when, II they are not given
up. they decare they will 90 after them.
The Greeks are said to be willing to sur
render the negroes, but it is thought they
will not be able to do so, the negroes being
too strong for them.
II wa. difficult for Chiefs Bushybead and
Adar TO restrain the Cherokees from imme'
dlate vengeance, and they will be unable to
keep them off the Creek territory longer
than tomorrow morning.
There are 300 armed men now on the
ground, and more going. A fight is almost
sure TO take place tomorrow morning, as
the negroes are about 200 strong and well
armed. A large number will leave here to-
night for the battle-ground.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, occasional rain, followed
by clearing weather, n0rtheasteriy winds,
stationary or higher temperature, nearly sta
tionary barometer.
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AIRS. ENGLIsHS SCHOOL

YOIrSC LADIES ASD LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN SIREET,
WILL BE REoPENtD utsDAi' skrIhnbH"
2l. 1850.
The success Of this school during the past year
has encouraged the psincipal to secure iu ADDITION
n, he corps Of teachers OF last session other valid
able asSisiauce.
F,.r circulars and further information apply to
MRS. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
w(EIm
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ImAvE ANALyZED THE WHIsKEY>known nis-
DER the brand OF B-Seest," controlled BY Messrs'
WALTER ID. BLAIR 4 co., RichIaopd, Va. as'a
snd IL free from Jusii.Ott and other tnpnris!ss'
and recommend It's use for medicinal aud failsiy
parpOses. D. H. MCcAM "' D'
LaisAProfessor ~ Chemistry
.tdical Col.sge Of Vnylsia.
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PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING.-James
Buckner, colOred boy eighteen years OF
age, was before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with felonously shooting
and wounding Robert johnson, a colored
boy fourteen years OF age, with pistol.
Owing to the absence OF the wounded boy
the case was continued until the l4th in
stant, and the accused committed TO jail TO
await examination.
Ii appears that Buckner, johnson, and
several other boys were together Wednes-
day evening on Main street just above the
corporate limits. BuckDer had loaded
pistol, ana was handling 1t rather careiessiy
among the crowd. He pointed it at John
son several times, and discharged one load
Just above his (Johnson's) head as if to
| frighten him. johnson told HIM not TO
| handle the weapon so carelcssy. Buck
ner, however, continued to aim il
at him. Finally he put his left
arm around Johnson's neck and held
bin, at the same time he placed the
muzzlc OF the pistol, which he held in his
other hand, at J0hnson's head. Unfortu-
nately, however, the pistol went of, inflict-
ing a wound which may probably prove
fatal. Five physicians attended the wounded
boy, and efforts were made 10 extract the
bali, but to no avail. Johnson's condition
last night was considered critical.
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ExCURsIONISTs FROM ATLANTA.-Wc re-
ceived the following telegram last night:
BetitOn, Ga, August 5.-Between fifty
and seventy-fve excursionists from Atlanta
for Richmond passed here this afternoon.
They will reach Richmond at 1870 to-mor-
row
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FOR RENG.

EOR RENT, THE RUTHERFOORD@ q
l. HOUSE. corner Of franklin and Adams XII
streets. Large grounds, and well suited for gen
iemsn OF wealth for Hrst-elass boarding house.
The rent win be mad low 10 a good party. Apply
10 CHAFFIN. STAPLES a CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
au 4-6t Tenth and Main streets.
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SAILING, OF THE RICHMOND YAcHTERs.-
The schooner ldelia A. Moore and sloops
Hitchings and Kate will sail at 3 T.. NJ. to-
daY with the Richmond Yncht Clubs.
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For THE WHITE SULPHUR.-Company r.
has a limited number Of round-trip tickets,
good for fourteen days. For information
apply 10 Captain TaZewell Elicit.
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January l3. 1872.

NJ. ELLYsoN CO., advertising agents, inS Kt a.
xertisernents In all ~ the newspapers OF the Iaast
S.ass at publishersfsates. 0r0ers ler ~ u's Dss'
safch counting-ra.>n viii receive prsapt srso
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IRON. STEEL, &c.

nEsT REFINED BAR AND SWEDEs
ID IRON lassorted sxesh =,
NAYLDR's CAST. JIRE'> and AMERICAN
pro.TiS. sPiLTER, sbEET-zINc, HORSE
~ ds.s6sss ssSsss' se' TOT Henry ". woRrHAM.
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gent TO a drugstore and asked. for sozoDoST' The
storekeeper said, We're out OF that, but here IS
something just as gooJ.' The practical customer
said, - No you don't" and walked out to meigh'
boring store and got bottle of sozoDDST..
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rOVCATIONAI..

TnCFUlLL sCH0oL.--Tbe next ses-
r.. ION ~ this school, viii commence sEP-
s.,.uxp .,n ,tTu For circulars address the
tfMbh" i MISSES RANDOLPH
Kesw'ck Depot, Albemsrie county Va
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LOST. sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

CTRAY COW.-Taken uD in April Efsg3
- last, a RED-ASD- WHITE COW, about III.
four years old no marx or brand. The owner VIII
please come forward prove property. pay charges,
and take her away. T.P. PETTjGREW,
au 4.3ts Brosdrock, Chester field county.
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WANTS

CITUATION WANTED.-A GRADU-
- ATE OF RANDOLPH.MACON COLLEGE OF
Virginia in 1875. who has had hye wears eXpe-
rienCe In teaching, DESIRES A POSITION AS
TEACHER IN school or college for the coming
scholastic wear. Recon- meDdatOns from the Fac
cu,tv can be furnis hei II desirec. Address
II. Il. NOLLEY,
an 5-Gi$ Ashland. Va.
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INSTITUTE-MISs

DATAPSCO INSIIIU IL MIss ~
RAIN RANDOLPH. oi Edge IiiIi, Lirginia,
prsnclnsi This wei-known school. Tor lUt ~ ~
Ai,tTS and CHILDREN Will open SEPrfMohh
,ET,r n "A, rs unusual facilities for finished edu-
cation. FOR circulars addrtss The Priaclpat ra'
tar.cn Insflfn,e EllicOtt Iily. Nd. " lo.Zot
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NJ HETINssQ.

HEsDQrARrERs RICHMOND coxMANDraY,l
No. z, X. =. =
RICHMOND, VA, August o, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER No: 32.--sR w
~ KBIGHTs.-Atiend called assembly NJ
or the CommaDdery at the asylum. ~. Az ~
bans Hall. corner Third snd Main sfree,s, = ~
THIS sFrsdsyl AFTERNOO.. at 3jS/
o'clock in full dress OF Templar on fbof, 10 act ~
escort TO Henrico Union Lodge. No.1 $50. IN paving
the last Tribute OF respect TO our deceassd SIR Knight
THoMxs ANGEL. Mewbers Of tbetoinms BdeSy Of
81. Andrew. No. I3, and visiting sin knIghb cor
daily invited.
BY order Of Eminent Commander.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Captain. General.
Attest: q. Y. DASFoRrH, Recorder.
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SlJMWtR usESD kfS.

ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
II H,spd rer day. acaarCing ~ location oi roosa
and xaaser of persons in Sane, ti.20 70 sz;ovs
per wesx. IS 10 sll;, per ssoa,h. ~ ,s> :. ssS>
ing over seven persons at KISS rates. honnoinn
ii. xse n ON Riehmppi to Uskn+y Over sn.ras@aAs
''' V'"' JONES 4 PARKER.
n IT-1m rsop. esols.
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vico Hugo has Just celebre.ed his seventy
eighth birthdays Dd he Is yet hale and
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT or NILLERl
MANUAL.LABoR SCHOOL.
BArEsyiLLE PosT.0FfIcE, Va, July ze, le6O.)
I'0 CONTRACTORS.
sEALED BIDS will be received at this once
until the evening OF AUGUST 18TH for BUILD
ING A WORKSHOP for this sckool., "a ..ss
can be seen here.
Bids Will be opened for letting contrses In Char.
IotieSyiiie saturday, August l4th. ~. N
Reach us Via Mechunls HiYer, Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. c.EvAWTEh,
y3l-dlW - bap<n0senoeW,
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9irllmond Dispattll.

gTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Personal.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Tbe under.
IL signed having qualified ss executor OF JOHN
A. BELyIN, deceased all pfrsous having claims
against The estate viii present them to me for pay
ineat, and all persons Indebted win settle with
early as possible. &. Y. BELNIN, Executor,
au6-1w 1918 BROAD street.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Thc
IA undersigned, having qualified as administrator
Of SAMUEL A. NEIScN, deeeased, all persons
having claims against deeedenrs estate Will present
them 10 me, aud persons indebted viii settle with
ine. - JAMES N. WALSH,
Administrafor of Samuel a. Nelson,
Office Richmond and Danviie Railroad depot.
au S-5ls Richmond. va.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against ihe estate OF o. W. WATLlSGTOS,
deceased. will present them. duly authenticated, to
WILLIAM S. WILKINSON.
au4-l0t Adm illustrator.
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law SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

AW SCHOOL OF " WASTIING TUN
IL AND LEE UNiVERSITY.-A thorough and
complete OBe-year's course. INSTRUCTION 10y W1t.
books and printed noles, with lectures upon special
subjecIs by eminent lawyeIs aud judges Tuition
and fees reduced 10 a total OF $40. Expenses for
mine months including tuition and fees, exclusive
Of books and cl0ihiFg. FROM $500 10 $3.50. Next
session begins SEPTEMBER l6, 1880. For c1ta-
logue, address j. l.. CAMpBELL, Jr.. lexington,
Ne ar eOdlm
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CELEBRATED DR. WLLIAahH. STOKES.
BALTIMORE, WRITES:
II confidently recommend to the medical prcies-
sion Golden. Li,bigs Liquid Extract OF issef fon
Consumption, DEPRESSION, weakness, and InaiSr''
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,


Mrs. GESERALJ.E B. STUART, PRINCIPAL,
aided hy fun corps of efficient teachers The ses-
sion begins SEPTEMBER 10TH. aud continues
nine months The expense CT board, &C., Win q
ilberaI course incuding Music and Languages, need
no, exceed 1890. For parlicularsapply TO the
jy S-2m PhlNCifhL.
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UAMPDEN.sIDNEY COLLEGE.

"AMPDEN-SIDNE1 JULLEUE,
III FRINGE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.
The one hundred and fifth session onens on I'd
SEPTEMBER, For catalogue and for iuil lnforina-
tiou a. 10 ne y studies and new fegrees. apply 10
REV. j. VI. L. ATKINSON, ID. H.,
~ 0FETn.om President.
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NARNETT's UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
VI ELLlCOTT CITY. MD.-frincipal, JAMES
NJ GARNETT NJ. A.. LII. d.. laie Principal Of
II. Johns College-opens SEPTEMBER 10TH
Address, until september LIST. Middleburg. Va.
an 4.e.odl IN
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND
- sENIEARY opens SEPTEMBER 9TH. Ci.
mate unsurpassed. Experienced instructors. Doih
sexes admitted and graduated. Address
REV. A. VI. JELLY, ID. d., President,
su a-eodlm New Windsor, Md.
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syesITARY NOTICES.

- JNSs COMPANY, ATTENTION!AH
A Assemble AT your company arDory u
THIS (Friiayt NIGHT, ~ full.dress uniform. tF
at 81 o'siscS Dy copiraud % TAZKgELr, FL- II
LETT, tapiGir. CHARLES ;. CRENSHAW,
au Git Orderly serl eent..
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THE CHEAPEST EXCURSION
o. THE
SEASON TO WEST POINT
MONDAY, AUGUST 9JISS0.
SOC. ROUND-TRiP TiCi&TS sec.
wAY.PAssENGERs, SOC.


Tickets for sale by the committee at depot rna7r-
Ing of 9TH
DINNER nj Grove Hotel, soc.
oysters. Grabs. and Fish In aband1nce.
Danoing. Boating, Fishing. and BtthinR.
Milsic furnished by Bailey Mescoe's stfi N-
band.
Train will leave at 7:30 A. NJ: and returning,
will arrive IN Richmond AT 40 L. NJ. Best order
viii be preserved No liquor will be allowed To be
sold on the train.
auHd5 s.R. pFRDUE. MaEagers.
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fxxASD EXCURSION TO CHICAGO
xSorHE
TRIENNIAL GRAND CONCLAHE
lnIHE
GRAND EN3AMPMENT ass
KNIGHTS TENsfAR OF THE lISIrED
\ STATES.
\ VIA CHEsAPEAaS AND ONO EA'BBOiAM
TICKETS FOR TnE ROUND TRit,'oNLx ti6,
4 which includes n sis and berths oslH ohir' f'er
steamers.
TICKETS sO0D TO RETURN uSn.n.
sE<GE1BER is, 1854

The above excursion, under tbs aisp'ces ~ ihe
COMMAN1HRY OF sT. A>DREW-L T.,
for trains leayA * Richmond on tsx l2IA. 1ab snd
l4ih OF Augssg,0srs great in.aas' neits ~ tner.
chants and sibers to VISIT me western sn - a. sn
unSa' 'ly low uI Isf and az the SsJae ttle presents
ing the oppcsti.n.iy Of witnes..p< The sDsaoSt as
play aud passas OF Knights E<sDAr aass seen In
ihi. country. o-o,...,..,,
Tickets fossals by A. w. Garbar, SO ain street;
al The oilicaol kAe ChesaDes&c aud Ohso raiirOag
and by TIA. lusrnbsrs OF t'se csmLs,t,se-J1hn ..
Wright. tSi,. q. suit. J. V. Bidgood ~ W. tiurr,
O. VI. MasshaA Henry BocnSsr. snssijs.n =, la,sn-
ton, Jr. ~ 80 ssnAu3a'",o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-06

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR TWO
w VERY FINE FRESH MILCH-COWS, per-
fectly gentle almost thoroughbred Jersey. ana
both giving a large quantity OF mix. Apply AZ
once 10 A. j. CHEWING,
Chewing & Rose.
an Not No north Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-06

Entered at the rost.ofnce At Richmond, Va, as
second-c,ass matter.l sHft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-06

WANTED, TO LEND MONEY IN
w SUMS TO SUIT uDOn desirable real estate In
the city aud country, and upon Lhe most reasonable
CHAFFIN, STABLES 4 CO..
auf3t Real + state Agents and Aueu0neefs.