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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-10

IMPORTANT RAILROAD SUT.-Messrs. A.
NJ. Kelley and John Lyon, as counsel Tor
David Graham's executors and others OWL
inr S24 200 OF the stock OF the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company, on yes
terday filed in the Circuit Court OF the city
of Richmond a bill in chancery against
Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow and William Butler
Duncan, surviving trustees: the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company.
the Board OF Public Works, and others as
defendants. The object OF the suit is To
prevent the sale OF the corporate property
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, and TO restore that company to
its Independence and autonomy as cor
poration under the laws of Virginia.
The point Of the plaintiffs bill seems to
be that the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company is only a stockholder in
the Virginia and Tennessee Company, and
that a decree for the sale OF the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio COmpany's interest
(say 80 600 shares OF stock does not author
ize the sale Of the corporate property OF the
company in which the stock is held. The
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
is not party 10 the suit pending IN the Cir
cult Court Of the United States, and is not
bound by its DEGREES. In May, 1879, Gra-
hams executors applied 10 the United States
Circuit Court in Norfolk to be made defend
ants: but the court, composed OF Chief
Justice Waite and Judge Bond, denied the
application, upon the ground that their
prOper remedy was by q suit in the State
court. The opinion OF Chiei-Justice Waite
is reported in Hughes's Reports, pages 35S
TO $685.
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The following letter explains itself:

Il "t fVI'V"TU- IC1tVf VNT'T"'HN ItsCH
GOYEgSOR's ISLAND, August 6, 1880.
Messrs. A. Soky d TO-, 1913 Nais street,
Richmond, "a:
Dear Sirs,-l am In receipt OF ycar note
OF the 2S h uitinIo. | enclose you . photo
graph which consider better than the one
which you copied from.
am very truly yours,
WINFIELD :. HANCgEx.
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NJ. ELLYsOS n CO., advertising agents, insert sd
vertisemens Ia all of the newspapers Of the Unites
SGes at publishers rates. Orders left At the De
patch countinx-room will receiya prsApt atteu
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PROPOSALS..
L,gOPUsALS INVITED.

COMMONWEALTH on NiBCtStAl
LAND OFFICE.
RfcriNoxp, Augu,, q, lie SD
Propo.als viii he received al Tbs "ns,t ier Iu,.
nish,ns the tapiioi stall. court hyu,s. In
mansion, Sc. &C.. wlh FCE for ihe vemlbs "nn-
Ter. In said proposals. there win be eia"rses'-
wHIIf-AsH fGG cOAL-sey 'ntS-s'e IONS n'o'o
gED..sil STOVE coAL-~fsess tons more OF
xlrr 1,,AI.-ten tors. more OF loss; 49,.
WEST VIRGINIA sPLiNt toAL-->A" 'SA''
p,vT Wt,oil--,wen,y cSral. more or less.
All OF the best quality. snd 10 le deliseses !. r.
guam li:es and al sach uin~s ~ ssS ~ "s'''"' Nv
e1e, poos,s - - Mn no considered SATURDAY the
itth 81 Ausu>i. 1870, and the f'sht 10 fsr0' ~"S
o. ss''S'a'fe's''s"J Al. BaocxENnIoueH,
All 1.ecast suw wrlnseudsos faeke uus"'|s"
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AUCTION SALEs THIS BAY.

xE- On al saies Of Reat Estate made bstwsN
TIE lst oJ January and last Of June ts tazss|st
the present year KoYe 10 bepafd byths psrcaassv
On all Gales made bst,osen the LIST orSsly and !aS
T me vsar the tazes haze TO be paid ty the ssitsy
fThis custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by All the real estate agents In Richmond, and ~
p'iesto Richmond ana yieinityJ
LAS. MACDOUGahLL. l0x A. NJ chamber and
parior furnn Ire, cooking stoves mattresses,
Showcases &c.
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SAVE MONEY ny having your SrinEins done atths
DISPATCH PRiNTING-H0UsE. Good work, Low
prices, and satsfaction guaranteed.
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EMINENT WILMER BRlNTON. VI. d.,
BALTIMORE, WRITES:
Ihave used Colden's LiEBlG's LIQUID EXTRACT
or BEEF In my practice As tonic In eobsump.
uon, debility. weakness, anema, chlorosis, &c. ii
cannot be surpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-10

HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE m the restora.
lion Vt weakened energy and impaired vitality Is
wonderfully successful.
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ARM BADLY CUT BY MAcHiSE.-Ayoung
white man employed at RooDey's furniture
factory, near the Mechanlcsyille pike, had
one OF his arms badly cut by machine
while at work yesterday. The machine was
running very rapidly at the time, and the
unfortunate man bad his arm cat nearly of.
DIR. Bryant attended him, and he was taken
10 his home, near Third and Marshall
streets.
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HAVE ANALYZED THE WHISKEY known un-
der the brand OF b. select controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & co., Richmond, Va. and
lind it free from Ctsii-oH and other impurities,
ard recommend Its use for medicinal aud family
purposes. j. Is. MCCAw, VI. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
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ZEN MORE UNIVE lSIT Y
L. HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST COT RI HOUSE, VA.

~. A. STROBE lMsih. Hedallist. L. Val, PrincIpa
and Instructor in Mathematics and Nfiura
Sciences.
X NELSON. NJ A. university Of Nirginia), In
SiructOr IN Greek aud Latin.
4. =. KENT (educaied in Germany and Tor many
wears resident in P8risl, Instructor in German ,
french, ltaliau, aud Spanish.
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This SCHOOL is strictly preparatory 10 the Uni
verify of Virginia. Special attention l. gwen 10
teaching stuGtDs 10 speak the several languages Oh
Europe. - - -.
Charge for half session, sl25. Reduction made
in favor OF ministers ON or OF two brothers.
For catalogues address TIE fkiNCiIAL'
fx OH IN
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCHESTER, VA,
Ryy.JC. WHEAT, u. D., PRINCIPAL.

4 chartered institution of The highest grade, with
a fun CORPS Of experienced teachers. The terms
arc 'mod.rale-yiz S24O per session Of forty weeks
i0r board, English tuition, &c.
Tie seventh ANIMAL session begins SEPTEMBER
9,IsSe. For circular, Apply 10 tn Principal.
EKFARENCEs: Rev. Mcssrs. Peierkln, Powers
Wed, ell, Barrett, Sprigg. &c. an 7-cod0tf
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MEETING OF THE RICHMOND AND MAN
CHESTER BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCBO0L ASsOCIA-
TIoX.-This Association heH lts monthly
meeting Sunday evening at the First Bap-
fist church. The attendance was much
larger and the singing much better than
usual
The President OF the Association, Mr..
William Ellyson, read a report from the
committee to whom was referred the appli-
cations OF the Swansboru' and Leigh street
Mission schools. recommending the admis-
sion Of the former school and postpOning
consideration OF the latter until the next
meeting, at the request OF the applicant.
The report was received.
The following reports from the schools
were read:
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Miss Macy J. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.
STAUNTON, VA.

This institution continues 10 increase in prosper
iiy from year 10 year II offers superior advantages
I'M location in lis buildings aLd grounds: IN us
general appointments and sanitary arrangements
lis uil cor Us Of superior snd experienced teachers
81 unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern IAN.
euages, elocuiiOn. hue arts. physical cultute ana
Instruction In the theory and practice Of cooking
fhe successful efforts made to secure health, COM
fort and happiness: It's opposition 10 eAtrayagi
its Standard of SOLID scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 the Principal FOR
catalogues je IG-2r
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Young ladies are graduated In ~ SINGLE DE.
PtRTMFNTS: l2) The LITERARY COURSE: t3)
The SCIENTIFIC COURSE; "a the CLASSlCAL
COURSE; 80 the FULL COURSE; t6l MUSIC
Vaniages are equal TO any ever afforded IN Inc Souib
The gentlemen and ladv officers are OF nigh social
type AMI varied cniiure-ihey are teachers, ana
have no Other calling. Musical advantages very SUI
peTior. .
The session begins SEPTEMBFR l5rH Pupils
are received for s gle session, or Tor The peroG OF
scheol-tie. inciu hug vacations Daughters of min
lstetS Of ile GOspei admitted at reduced rate.
roSf-ofiice: BOieiOurt Springs, Va. Depot aud
telegraph Office: Salem, on the Atlantic, Mississippi
ana nhiorsilrosd.
Apply for circulars. " 3O-2tawSw
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SIMMER IsESURTS.

VHE WARN SPRINGS,
BAm COUNTY, va,
WILL BE KEPT OPEN UNTIL PIE FIRST OF
NOVEMBER.
or later n desired. Persons dcstae 10 remain IN
the in punans "a Ill late In e,hc setson viii hnd IL
com Orlahle home. JOhS A- ~ ubANh,
an lO.Jm Proprietor.
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LOss, STRAYED AND STOLEN.

C1O REWARD.-sfoLES from n
SILVER, DUPLEX LEVER WATCH, No. ~
35l6I. A reward Of $40 nill be paid for > re-
tnrn TO ne at sidney post-ofh,e: hsprie2 sys'y' .r
Va. JAMES OHANf'
40
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RAsr.R.II.-Yesterday afternoon match
game of baseball was played at the Rich
mond Baseball Park between tne old DO
mlnion Club, Of Petersburg, ana Tue kicn-
mond nine. The former CluD not oeing
able TO hit the effective curve pitch OIL MI:
Roschen. were badly defeated by a score OF
14to 4 The Richmond boys played hne
game throughout. while the visitors played
: game Of errors. Below will be seen tho
score by innings:
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, WA, now OPEN.
| ~ Board PER day. according TO location OF room
and number Of persons in sstnet $3.50 10 800; 1;
per week. ~ 10 Sll; per month $50 10 fio,
Special contacts with families aud parties number.
Ing over seven persons at less Fafes. RouBd-trp
tickets from Richmond TO Orsnsy over thesapeak
aud OHIO .s1lroad, good I'LL Odl0Oes ist. tli.
JONES Il PARKER.
IS l7-lln PfoprletOrs
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CTRIBr.lNG SPRINGS, VA.-SIU-
- PHf.R. ALUM. CHdYBhATE, and FlS.Sb-
STONE WATER sl In siio lams.
TBnaS: s25 90 $50 per lnos th Of tweniy-sisb sbt
davs Al % per week, ~ .er dav. Arransemeil, l0r
raGtlts bY the month.
By roun,i- "Trip tickets 10 thu Springs or 10 >.ss-
tog, wil@re there Is sf9 ltN4fv.
CHESLhL KINNEY, Proprls.pr.
l. sodl
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VOsT, on SATURDAY EVENING
i Ia,apt = o'clock. ls,w,en NV mill lEighicenth
aud lrch streeisl aud William A. Dosweirs
frwcrJy eighth ant Bead streets ONE DhBLE-
CAsbftsoLD WATC ttAlSp CHAIN. AlibsSal rf,-
ryal a slIl oe paid If iatt nj my mill, sol Ach
.sir,e:. The number OF the watch Is 23,sS3;
"'a a..xs,s WILLIAM PIERCE SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-10

LEVY BROTHERS
have made large additions 10 their stock q LAG ms.
See their large assortment of
TORCHON, LANCUEDOC, CLCNT,
RUSSIAN, SMYRNA, AMERICAN,
SAXoNY, GUIPURE, ANTIQUE,
BRETONNE, CASHMERE, YAK,
aud other fashionable Laces. They also show the
Idrgcst stock OF HAMBURG EDGINe.S and INSECT
INGs. all OF which will be sold at the lowest prices
LEVY BROTHERS are now selling their stock
SUMMER DRESS Goous at and below cost. Now Is
the time 10 buy.
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Nrs.L.V. TURNRE. English LANGUAGE.
Ni.s :. L. COOKE. attn aud French.
Mis- NJ A. COCKt. Msth- German. and French.
Me- SALLY u. EYLAND. Preparatory SCHOOL,
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Mrs. G. L. CocKE. head OF Domestic Department.
NrS. G. H. COOKE. D.mcsiic Department.
Mic Laura n. WHITE. Aatron.
tuARLES n. COCKE. Busiuess Agent:
JOlN - IoMFKiSS. VI. d.. Resident Physician.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-10

REPUBLICAN MEETING LAST NIGHT" n
POLICkMAN's LOT is NOT HAPPY ONE. -
The Republicans OF this city held ratifica-
ton meeting last night on Broad street near
Seventh to endorse Garfield and Arthur.
There was very large crowd in attendance,
and the meeting was prolonged until mid
night. A platform decorated with Chinese
lanterns and flags was erected for the
speakers.
The meeting was presided over by Ro-
beIt johnson (colored). Speeches were made
by j. ID. EdlOe (coored). OF West Point
Samuel +. Maddox, OF the Richmond Gus
tom-bouse; Major Joseph Walker, OF Ches-
tcrticld; William Jackson, Anderson Tay-
lor, Levi, Lindsay. and several other lead
ing lights in the Republican ranks.
The crowd became very di>Orderly just
before the meeting closed. Officer Clinely,
Of the Second precinct, while attempting to
arrest negro boy who was caught stealing
a dry-gOods box, was struck upon the head
with large rock by one OF the negroes and
painfully injured. The negro made his
escape. DR.. Brock was sent for to dress
Mr.. Cinely's wound.
Policeman Fox was struck upon the LETT
arm with heavy stick 10y negro boy
named Jasper Jackson and painfully
wounded. he succeeded in carrying jack
son to the station-house, however, notwith-
standing the efforts made by some OF Jack
sons friends to prevent the arrest.
Sergeant seal and several other policemen
likewise received blows, aud the reporter,
while attentively listening TO Lewis Lind
says peroration, was slightly pounded upon
the back OF his head with stick. At II
O'Clock the band played "Home, Sweet
Home" and the meeting adjourned.
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Mr.. rMNA PAULI, Superintendent OF Music
Rooms.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tho noar rI OF Aldermen.

Tgg LAST SUMNER NEETIxG- BUsINIss FROM
Tur COMMON COUNCIL CONQUERED IN--NEw
BusIxEss--AD ADJOURNMENT UNTII. OCTOBER.
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Alder.
men was held yesterday evening. Present
Messrs. Barksdale, CabelI, Crcnshaw,
Crump, Dickerson, Gasser, GRAY, Kelly,
Rankin, Saunders, Smith, Wagner, Well
ford, and Williams.
Mr.. Scott was detained from his seat by
important business.
On motion OF Mr. Barksdale, Alderman
william II. Williams, OF Marshall Ward,
was called TO the chair
The report OF the Finance Committee re-
commencing the rejection OF a resolution
for an appropriation OF S400 to the Magda-
len Society was adopted.
A number OF resolutions passed at the
last meeting OF the Common Council (all
heretofore published in the Dispatch were
adopted.
Among them was one for adjournment
until the second Monday in October next,
accepting the bonds Of the City Collector,
High Constable, and Commissioner OF the
Revenue, and for the paving OF Franklin
street from Governor street 10 the Exchange
Hoiei.
The resolution granting permits 10 erect
wooden buildings to certain parties pro-
voked a long discussion. Finally the
Board decided To none concur in that part Of
the resolution granting a permit to John
O'Keefe 10 erect stable on Third street be-
tween Leigh and Duyal The balance OF
the report was concurred In.
A resolution OF Mr.. Saunders reappoint-
ing Colonel William III. Palmer and Major
A. Il. Courtney members OF the Board OF
Public Interests was adopted.
The Common Council resolution appro-
prating $4,000 for the purchase OF new
tire-eDgine was rejected by vote OF ayes
IL, noes 2. A sufficient number not voting
In the affirmative, the resolution was then
referred TO the Committee oil Finance.
Without the transaction OF any other busi-
ness OF public interest, the Board adjourn
ed until The second Monday in October.
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w THAT VIII, NOT PAY ANY DEBTS
contracted by my wife, ROBETTA HORD. or any
cue else except myself. ]. iioRD.
Al Qf+
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EprcarIoNAI.
uoLLlNs INSTITUTE.

Colonel GEORGE T. TAYLOE, President Of the
CHARLES l.. COOKE, Superintendent.
MRS. h. :. CliiLnS. Associate Principal
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A DMlNIsrRATOR's NOrlCE.-The
N unde,sigued. having qualified as administrator
Of SAMUEL A. NELsCx. decta' ed, al persons
having claims against decStents estate VIII present
ne JAMES n. WALSH,
AfministFator OF samuel A. Neiton,
once Bichnond ald Dinyiiie Railroad depot,
aa 5-5ts Richmond, Wa,
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Trying "a SOmnambulist.
l0tte IN. C.) Observsr.l

, PRELIMINARY HEARING OF THE CASE OF THE
SLEEPING MURDERER AND HIS DISCHARGE
PROM CUSTODY.
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Time OF game, two hours. The umpfing
a, NJ Graves gave perfec.. satisfaction.
.rhe Richmond Club las been challenged
to NAV in Petersburg In the course OF two
weeks. H.. f,l ...,'t
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slrumen,al Music.
H. = PAUL Plano and German Language.
MlssJULIA rORCuER. Piano AMI Singtng.
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Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL,
IL NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FITS FOR COLLEGE OR BUSINESS.
ESTABLISHED 1889.

The next session opens stPTEMBEk 22, 1850.
Catalogue sent on application 10 The Piiheipai,
/. Nj. BLACKF0RD, NJ. a.
3v voAo,.w0m Alexandria. Va.
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WANTED, TEN WOMEN AS COOKS
w and for GENERAL H0UStWORK. CHAM
BERN NAiDS, &C, for private families Ia New York
and other places North. Applyto
J.P. JUsrIs, Empit ynent Agent.
aRiD.lA y Ftlte, nth street.
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PERSONAL.

EXECUTOR'S NOTfCE.-TDe under.
Ia sigD.f having qualified as executor OF JOHN
A. BfLyIN, deceased all persons having claims
agsinst the estate will present them 10 mt Tor pay
fne1t nd All persons INDEBTED will settle with me as
early as possible. <C.sE. BELYISi Executor =
su6.lw 1Z15 BROAD street.
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MRS. sYLYANUS REEDS BOARDING
wi AND DAY.sCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Nos. G and east Fiity-ihrd street. New York, re-
opens SEPTEMBER 20. The course Of study In
the collezisIe departments meets all Dc mands foi
;he higher education OF women. y l5-2iaw3m
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HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE.
III PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA

The one hundred and fifth session opcns on 2D
SEPTEMBER. FOR catalogue aud for full informs'
don as To new studies and new "oRrtes. apply 10
RES. J. Nj. T.. ATKINSON. ID. D.,
President.
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WANIE ED, CCAL-MISERS TO 90 to the
w Silver Creex Mines, In Ohio. lot will
start 10 night. Auply tO-da,.
j. P.JUsTIs. Employment Agent.
nh In.1ts y Fifteenth hfEf~f.
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WANTED, TO SELL OR EXCHANGE
w 4 NICE LITTLE FoRTf-ACRE FARM.
Two and taif miles from town. fo: house In the
city. Auy one vi,hing To exchange VIII please sd.
Arrss A o. -. caic of DisDdtcL office. au IO.l
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pEEKsKILL N. ~ MILITARY
Colonel G.. j. WRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal.
~ 3-f11Zm
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WILLIAM II. PLEAsANTs, Latin aud Natural
fcicncc.
w. TAYLOR TnoM NJ. a. English and French.
tUARLES l.. tOCKr, \. NJ. Mathematics.
Miss n. ~. fowLKES, Ethics and History.
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Jaauury l3. 1872.
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au 8
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iTiRGiSIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NIAINIUN. VA.
MRS GENERAL J. g. STUART, PRINCIPAL.
aided iY full corps of efficient teachers. The
eion begins skPTENBER 10TH. and continues
nine n On,hs. The expense Of board. &C., win a
liberal course including Music and Languages, need
not exceed 1890. For particulars app, 10 The
iN Bpm 1kINtIfAb.
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ALLEGED HoRsg-TBIgygs IyDICTED-C0USTY
oURT-pERsOYALs-- SCHOOL HOUSE TO BIZ
ERECTED-AN EYGLisHNAy CONDUCTS HIS
OWN c,sE-TnE COLOBsD LUNATfcs AND
TUE AsYLUM-D DECISION HEyEBsED-RIcH-
M0ND waTER-wORKs--RgADJ con-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05

su.r so,-sY A sUccE..rUL HAN.

When times are bard and cash 10 Low.
Ard trade comes In most awful slow,
What y it that would adv.sss
ADVERTISED
when FOLKS 10 streaming past the door.
And never step insids the store.
NJ best advice do not despise:
ADVERTISED
When drawer and POCKET both seem thin.
And much goes out and paught comss In.
lfyou would be exceeding wise,
Advsrtissi
Far thus 10 IL With men OF brain
binding their fortune on the vane.
And hoping they may take . rise
ADVERTISED
Your Hslmbolds, stswarts. Barnuns, too
DRY roods, menastr,e, ana Buchu-
Kali this method TO the skies:
Advertised
Bonner with Dexter, Flstbush Mid
~ou Scott upon the rail he's laid
Had but enc way % win the prize:
Advertissi
r. rsatess men Who live today
Have found In this the only way
To swell beyond the common sizs:
Advertised
II never yet was known 10 fil
To brighten times and make sale:
To bind your luck With golden ties.
ADVERTISED
And 90, whats'er you have to sell;
Do this at once, and do Il well;
Keep Il before the public eyes
Advertised
10. let your name be Jonse. Smith. Grimes
Try IN one way 70 cheat hard times;
You'll Ind herein the secret lies:
Advertised
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responsibilities Of Hsrsdlty.
Paaeh.


Son and heir (suddsnly dissatished
with his stature. his personal appear
ancs and the quality Of his intellece
"Aw-what on earth evah could have
induced ~,p two people to mawwyr
Sir Robert and Lady Maria: The
old. old stohwy. my dsah boy! We fell
In love with one anothah-aw-aw--
Son and heir: "Aw-wsll-you'rs
both such awfully good old dsavs that !
forgive you. But you weally should
have had bettah taste, you know. and
each have fallen in love with dlf-
fsrsnt kind OF person altogsthah,
and given Q fellah Q chance! You
see, it's all OWN to your joint inter-
feawence in my affaaws that I'm under
ave foot one. and can't say bob to
goose and-s-justly pass for being the
gwsaisst guy In the whole country-sw
just look st me. confound it"
They both look at him. and then at
each other-snd haven't word to say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05

The report that the Rev. Ezra d.
winslow. the fugitive Boston forgsr, Is
living at Buenos Ayres Is confirmed.
His assumed name Is Daniel Warren
Love, and be lately married . Miss
Clark, aged sc, though he has q wife in
Boston. He became an active member
OF Protestant church and ssperintend.
ent OF its Sunday School soon after his
arrival in Buenos Ayres, but vas ex.
psllsd when his identity was established.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05

There il some difference between
"chsek F" and "brass." Cheek asks for
anything any time without the sign OF a
blush. Brass comes up and takes 1t
without asking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO lus.

An ORDINANCE % Rix a.d Collect
. Lieesss Tax Unea Certain
Trades and Basisess Within the
Cespesese Lioiss sfths rsus ef
Geld Hal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05
A BLESSING TO MARRIED LADIES.

DrsoRrPTrvE CIRCULAR SENT PER
IL exprsss on receipt Of self sddrsesed sx.
prsss envelope or avs.cent stamP. Address
MRS. y. WtTTkNBER0,
- - 30, DHasion Q, saa Ffsnsises. .oL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05

A dressmaker got mad because her
: lover ssrenaded her with futs. She
said abe got all the Auting she wanted
In her regular business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05

The most difficult thing to raise on
the farm 10 the hired man who sleeps In
the kitchen loft.