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Daily Republican., 1880-06-28

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4 MIDDLE. AGED LADY, who has bad
~ .xperience ooh In teaching ard IN tnstifu-
i,inns de.ires a posisiOn Ia Que as MAIRON ~
III icIIER, or pace IL fimily ~ GOvERNEsS
ts.sess nj ri NJ. LAURFL, t.fs
an 7.2,s Baltimore Post.On
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NASCHESYER AND VICINITY.

Brief Items The City Council has ap-
pointed Captain James A. Lipscomb City
Engineer for Manchester. He will also
hold the position OF Chef OF Police.
Rev. r. II. Lacy, Of West Virginia, and
Rev. Mr.. Denny, of Amelia, were in tile
city Yesterday, and will probably preach
here tO-day-the former ut the Meade Me-
mortal church aud the latter at the Presby-
terian.
The City Council passed a resolution
Friday night agreeing TO have the small
bridges across the bitches in the upper
portion OF the city repaired. Work in that
direction is 10 be commenced at once.
The County Court viii meet tomorrow
morning and begin its August term.
No cases OF any special Importance were
heard in the Hastings and Mayors Courts
yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher, OF Richmond, will
preach at the Baptist church tomorrow
night at O'Clock.
Political meetings will be held in this city
soon by the different parties.
The fruit crop in Chesterfield this year
was quite large.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and


TEE FIRST GUN OF THE CAMPAIGS.-The
presidential canvass in this city was auspi-
ciously opened by the gallant Conservatives
OF Clay Ward last night o. the corner OF
Belvidere and High streets. A platform
was erected and handsomely illuminated
with Chinese lanterns. Above the platform
floated in all its glory the banner OF Ham
cock and English lately put up under the
auspices of these same energetic and faith
full workers. Mr.. e. Emmett Hill presided,
and able speeches were made by Captain
John Hampden CbamberIayne, Captain
George ID. Wise, Samuel b. Witt, Esq, aud
G.. A. Bohannon, Esq. All the speakers
were loudly cheered, and Captain Wise re-
ceived an ovation. D
The nomination of Hancock and English
for President and Vice-Presdent, and OF
George ID. Wise for Congress, were ratified
with an enthusiasm and uDanimity that tells
OF a r0usng majority in the banner ward
in November.
Captain WISE arose out Of sick bed to
attend the meeting, and although suffering
from severe indispostion did full justice
to himself, and his speech was full OF his
wonted fire. The meeting was very large
one, many ladies being present. Taken as
a whole, the Clay-Ward Conservatives have
reason to be proud OF the manner in which
they inaugurated the national campaign.
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Judge WaddilI and the committee whom
he appointed to inspect and pass upon the
Williamsburg turnpike are respectfully in
vited to make an early tour over the same
that they may fully enjoy the results Of
their wise decision in passing the road back
into the hands OF the turnpike company in
a haf-fuished condition. II the Judge and
committee will advise the public when they
win make the tour arrangements will be
perfected with the first gate-keeper to pre-
pare dinner for them. and at Mrs. Hu9hes's
for supper and lodging, as it will be impos-
sibe to pass over the two miles Of pike in
less than twenty.four honrs and fully enjoy
the water scenery and acres OF mud-hoIcs
which they will have to encounter. Pom
toons and mud.scows will be placed at
various points, TO be used in case Of neces-
sity to preserve the committee from danger.
In short, the Williamsburg turnpike is a
disgrace 10 the county, and some action
should at once be taken by the county
authorities to revoke the charter granted
the turnpike company, and put the road
into the hands OF the people.
A WILLIAMSBURG PIKER.
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| DOWNTOWN MERCHANT, hav.

ing passed several slespless nights, disturbed by
the asonies and cries or suffering child, and be.
coming convinced tAat Mrs. WINSLOW's S00TH.
ING SYRUP was just the article needed, procured
a supply for the child. On reaching home aud ac-
quainting his wife with what he had done, size re-
fused TO have 1t administered to the child. az she
was strongly In favor OF Homeopathy. That night
the child passed in suffering, and the parents with
out sleep. Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still worse; and while con-
templatlng another sleeplcss niDht, the mother
stepped from the room TO attend 10 some domestic
dutes and left The father with the child. During
her absence he administered q portion OF the
Soothing Syrup to the BABY. and said nothing.
That night ell hands slept well, and the little fellow
awOke In the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden and wonder
full change aud although at first offended at the de-
ccption praoticed upon her. has continued 10 use
the syrup, and suffering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. a single trial Of the
Syrup never yet failed 10 relieve The baby aud
overcome the prejudices Of the mother. Sold by all
druggists 25 cents bottle. ja 7-eodlw
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POLICE COURT.--The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police.Justice D. c. Richard.
son:
Jack George (colored), charged with felc-
niously biting and wounding Charles
Thomas. Discharged.
George B. Taylor, charged with assault
ing and beating Rosa Taylor. was fined %
and required to give security for sixty days.
George Lyons (colored), charged with
feloniously, by force and violence, In the
nighttime, stealing SO from Carter Kirby,
was sent on to the grand jury and allowed
ball In the sum OF $500. t
Maria Sweat and EIIa Sweat (both col
ored), charged with threatening to strike
John Wills with an axe. Dismissed on
payment OF costs. Jtlls. s. nl' ~.
William Banker tcolored), charged with
stealing bottle OF gin, valued at ~. from
b. L. Arcber, was found guilty and SEN
fenced TO receive fifteen iashes. '''' .'''e Z.
Wash Warren tcofored), charged with
stealinga bat, valued at 81, was discharged.
Mention johnson lcol0red), charged with
threatening to kin EllaSwe tcolOred), and
John Hill (coloredb charged with threaten
ing to kill Henry Sweat, were discharged on
payment OF costs. g
Robert Ware, charged with unlawfully
assuuiting aud beating Lewis Schmidt, was
fined s5 and required TO pay the COSTS.
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The CANvAss-APP0INrMENTs By THE
STATE CONSERVATIVE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEg.-Hon. John T. Harris will speak at a
grand rally OF the Democracy of the old
Tenth Legion at Lacey Spring, in Rocking
ham county on Tuesday the 10th instant.
Thomas CroXtob, eector for the First
congressional district, will speak at King
and Queen Courthouse on the 12lh Instant;
at Tappahannock, in Essex county, on the
10th instant; and at Westmoreland Court
house or King William Courthouse on the
23d instant.
The following canvassers have been ap-
pointed:
Sixth Congressional Diarict-eI. B. Flick"
lin, OF Buckingham.
Eighteenth Senatorial District - Camm
Patteson and J. T. Rogers, Of Buckingham
A. A. Gray, Of Fluyanna.
County Canvassers-ApDomattox Joel
w. Flood. buckingham Hugh Hill and
L. w. Hubbard.
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ExCURsuOxs. psC.ysCs. Ac.
GRAND EXCURSION TO CHICAGO
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
IMPORTANT NoTCE no KrGUrs Template
MERCHANTS. AND OTHERS.

The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
has made esDecialarranRenents for steamers leave
Huuin2to- on the arrival OF express train ieaving
Richmond at 1O.i5 r. NJ. OF FRIDAY the 18Th Of
August. n
THOSE wishing TO leave on this train should report
their names 10 one ef the mite G, as more than
one steamer may be necessary
Those Wishing to leave Rlc1mond on The l2'h,
18Th, snd l4th August viii take train leaving at
3 4. NJ
Persons from Danyie Lynchburg, and Aiexan.
dria VIII take night train OF virginia Midland rail-.
road and connect With the Chesape and Ohio
tram at charlottesville and Gordon vile.
Tickets Tor The round trip from Richmond aud re.
turn. including meals and bcrths Ohio river bor
ways, only PIG, good TO return until September le,
1850.
The public is assured that this Is the cheapest
and most desirJbe route. Won not on y avoid the
great crowds bur have the privilege OF stopping at
tile Virginia springs ON their return. m
Tckets for sale by 4. w. CARRIER, S26 Main street;
at the Onice of the Chesapeake aud ohio railroad,
and by the comm,itse-JOhD j. Wrigb. John B.
Sui j. " Bidgood. o. u. Marshall. Henry Bodeker,
and Jno. +. Laughton, Jr. 7.dIl4
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ATTENTION. GOVERNORS GUARD.-The
Governors Guard, Company T.. First Yir-
ginia regiment, will have an excursion 10
Bon Air tomorrow. A fine band OF music
will accompany the party, and there will be
dancing all day in the spacious pavilion.
There will be an abundance OF refreshments,
and parties who desire IL can be sccommo-
dated at the hotel. One OF the features OF
the day will be the competitive shooting
matches. Among the varied attractions
OF the day there are none that promise
more OF genuine enjoyment than that Of
fered on this trlD.
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PERsOYAI-BRIEF ITEMs.-A telegram re-
ceived yesterday from the Oid Dominion
Fishing and Yacht Club announces their
arrival off Ocean View. All well.
An attempt was made Friday night to
rob the store. room OF the Bon Air Hotel,
but the thieves were frightened of by the
watchman.
A new literary organization has been
formed, TO be known as the Bryant Lyceum,
with Archer Z. Fleet rs president and n.
p. VandervaIl secretary.
The James Lewis who was fined Tor
drunkenness by Justice Richardson is not
the bricklayer who resides on Fifteenth
street.
The Garfield and Arthur ratification
meeting is announced to take place posi-
tively tomorrow night In front OF Fry's
Hotel.
A regular monthly meeting OF the Board
of Aldermen will take place tomorrow eve
ming.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Gallego Mills Manufacturing Com
pany will be held Wednesday.
The funeral OF DR.. j. ii. Ellerson, an old
citizen OF Hanover, took place Yesterday at
the residence OF his son, at Inglesde. The
deceased was in his seventy ninth year.
Ile KlCUDODu tuu ctclSUuiS DdcS-Dati
Clubs will play match-game at the Park
tomorrow evening.
The remains OF the late w. r. c. Dou-
glass were followed TO their last resting
place in Hollywood yesterday by number
OF mourning friends.
IL is gratifying % know that the Seigel
English Opera Company is meeting with
great success in its provincial tour.
Messrs. James B. Pace and James ID. Pat
ton left for the White Sulphur yesterday,
and Manager Powell returned the same
day.
The Excelsior Literary Society has elected
w. I'll. l.. Coombs president and James H..
Patterson secretary.
The per cent. bonds OF the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company have adj
yanced to S97 so.
The picnic of Paradise Lodge, No. 223,
/, o, b. b., on account OF inclement wea-
ther, has been postponed until next SUM-
day, August 18th.
Mr. Michael McDonough, well-known
citizen Of Richmond, died yesterday In
Staunton. His remains will reach the city
this morning per the express train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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Go WEST, YouyG MAN.-Douhtless one
OF the most attractive, and certainly one Of
the cheapest. excursions ever offered to the
people OF Richmond Is that on the occasion
OF The Triennial Grand Conclave OF the
Knights Templar OF the United States at
Chicago. The inducements are a sight at
all OF the growing cities OF the great West
and an opportunity OF viewing one Of the
most imposing pageants ever witnessed In
this or any other country. For particulars
consult any member Of the committee.
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FAMILY MARKETING-RETAIL PRICES
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing yesterday:
Meats.-Beef, 6 to 12a@l5c. per pound !;
mutton, Sc. per pound; spring lamb, 10 TO
12Ac. per pound; amb-chops. 12Ac. per
pound; veal, 10 to 12ac. per- pound /;
pork, 10c per pound; sausage, 1Oc. per
pound; smoked sausage, 10c. per pound; +;
bacon, 8 TO 123@l4c. per pound; beef
tongue, 12tc. per pound; corn-beef, 8 to 1Oc.
per pound; liver, SC. per pound; chitlins,
Sc. per pound; tripe, Sc. per pound.
Fouls and Butter, 6c.-Live chickens,
90 10 30c. apiece, or SOC. per pair, 81
TO 1920 per dozen; spring chickens, 10
TO 25c. apiece, or 90 to soc. per pair, Sl.2O
to 80 20 per dozen; live ducks. 80 TO 40c.
apiece, or so to soc. per pair, a per dozen; /;
spring ducks, 40 to soc. apiece, or 10 TO
soc. per pair, "a per dozen; live geese, 40
10 soc. apiece, or soc. TO 81 per pair;
guinea fowls, zoe. apiece, or 40c. per pair,
81 per dozen; squads, l5c. per pair; eggs,
I6fc. per dozen, and scarce. Fowls are
plentiful aud very cheap, but small de-
mand. Butter 90 to SOC. per pound for
best; cheese, 10 to 15c. per pound; sweet
milk, Sc. per quart, or 25c. per gallon !;
buttermik, SC. per quart, or zoe. per gallon.
VeQetabies.- (roasiing.ears) lOc. per
dozen tomatoes, to 10e. per quart Gu
cumbers, 10c. per dozen; cymlins, 3 to &c.
per dozen; cabbages, ) 10 Sc. per bead !;
beets, sc. per bunch; sweet potatoes, lOc.
per quart; Irish potatoes, 4c. per qsart, or
l2ac. per halI.peck, &c. per peck onions,
Sc. per quart, or 25c. per half-peck, oOc; per
peck; butter.beans, l0c. per quart; black
eye peas, Toe. per quart; carrots, oe. per
bunch: snaps, two quarts for oc., or Ioc.
per hali.peck, 2Oc. per peck; sOup-herbs, lc.
Der bunch, or l0c. per dozen bunches egg
plants, 8 to 100. apiece. .aEt- =,
Esh.-Spots, Is to 25c. per bunch; !; small
croakers, 1910 25c. per bnnch; sturgeon, DC.
Der hound; trout, l2c. per pound; crabs,
| 20 TO soc. per dozen. The market !. well
supplied with the above fish, and selling at
reasonable prices:
Fruits and Melons.-Apples, 2 quarts ior
&c., or iOc. per half-peek, zoe. per peck !;
peaches, Sc. per quart. or 26c. per half,
neck. Soc. per peck; pears lfor eatingI 10
To 12ic. per quart, or 40c. per half-peck,
75c. per peck, (for cooking) SC. per quart
plums. &c. per quart. OK 15c. per half.peck,
SOc, per peck; whortleberrles, TO SC. pei
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A DAY AT MOUNT PLEAsANT.-Venable-
Street Sunday school will have an excursion
TO Mount Pleasant, on The Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, next Wednesday. The varied
attractions embrace abundant shade, pure
water, delightful boating, and an abundance
Of refreshments AZ city prices
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LEFT FOR WHITE SULPHUR Companies
c and F, OF this city, left last night on The
IL O'Clock train for the White Sulphur
Springs, where they will 60 into encamp-
ment. &c" Company, commanded by Cap
tain NJ. l.. Spotswood, carried tbirty-tive
men, and "F" Company, commanded by
Captain Tazewell Elicit, took away thirty
two. They will be absent about week OF
ten days.
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Bruised BY A FALL - The city ambulance
was called out yesterday morning to attend
n white woman who was injured by falling
upon the pavement on Eighth street near
the basin bank. She was drunk at the time
and could hardly walk. Her face was
bruised by the fall, and she was afterwards
taken to the Second police station.
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ST. PATRIcK's ANNUAL PIC.NIc.-The an
nual picnic for the benefit OF st. Patrick's
Sunday school takes place Tuesday at Bon
Air. There will be match.game OF base
bail between picked mines and daucing all
day. The price OF tickets Is cheap, and ali
attending may be sure Of passing day 10
delightful recreation.
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ALL ABOARD FOR WEST PoINT.-Mr. S.
r. Perdue, the champion excursion mana
ger, advertises real cheap excursion to
West Point Tomorrow. Oysters, crabs,
fish, dancing, boating, fishing, and bathing.
With such an Attractive bill OF fare
the man must be sad indeed who could not
spend pleasant day. The train will leave
at 1880 \. NJ. and return at 7:30 Z. VI.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF Mr.. JOSEPH AUeus-
yE.--TeIegrams received here yesterday
afternoon announce the sudden ana dagger
ous illness OF Mr.. Joseph Augustine. OF this
city, at the Healing Springs. The last dis
paich slstes that his condition is critical, and
bis death may be expected a, any moment,
Several members OF his family went up last
night on the Chesapeake and Ohio train. d
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NEW AGENCY FOR LITHIA WATER.-2Iaying
been appointed by Colonel Thomas +. Goode one Of
his agents for the sale Of BUFFALO LiTHIA WATER,
We shall keep supply Of this very yalsabie water
on hand, and are prepared 10 meet ans demand
that may be MADE on US for IT, II. W. PVwERs
Co, Druggists, No. 1905 Main street.
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TnE P0sT-OYFIcE MArrER.--Dr. Gilmer
did not expect TO take charge OF the post
office Friday, as was reported: The DAY
axed Is Monday August 18th. NO effort Is
expected on the part Of Colonc! Forbes or
bis suretles 10 make good any deficiency in-
ii, the amount can be ascertnined after the
Office has been turned over to his successor.
When that Is done the amount due the Gov
ernment will DO promptly paid.
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A CHEAP Excursions The Nicholson
Street Sunday school propose an excursion
to that fayorite resort, Mt. Pleasant, to.mor.
row. Not being selfish, and wishing plenty
Of company, they have put the tickets down
to bottom prices. Good order win be
msIntained, and pleasant time Is guarpn-
teed all who attend,
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AFRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, ana
you can have IL by using the delicious CARBoLIc
MoUTH-WAsu prepared only by MEADa& BAKER,
Pharmacists. II destroys the ofensNa odor caused
by diseased gums and deeayed teeth. and speedily
restores them TO healthy condAion. Price,
dfrv cents a hottie.
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A WITIY CIAIOMYN

went 10 drugstore and asked for s9zoDoNr. Th3
storckeeper said, We're out OF that, but here y
just as good" The pcaetical custon<r
said, No you DON'T" and walEss out to mel sir'
boring store aud got bottle of S0zoDoNT.
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yapuv ladies ere graduated in ~ SINGLE DE-
P6RTnFNTS: (2l the Liter AIRY COURSE; go
The SCIENTIFIC COURSE; til The CLAsSICAL
COURSE: 90 the FULL COURSE; t6l MUsic'
Provision i made Ia meet the wants OF all The ad-
vaniAges are equal 10 any afforded IN The Souih
The gentlemen and lad' officers are OF high social
have no Other calling. Musical advantages very SUI
pertOr. ...... ,~ Mt,
The session begins SEPTEMBFR 10TH. Pupils
Are received for singe session. for the period OF
scboOl-liie. Including vacations. Daughters OF nn-
isieis Of the Gospel admitted al reduced rates.
telegram Office Salem, on The Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad.
Apniy for circulars. is 3O-ZiaWoW
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voov pATroNs or ruE sCUOoL

Ihaye been well acquainted with the management,
AiscipIlpe ana literary advantages OF Kenmore
TiriVefsity high school ever since It's establish
mem, IL my opinion IL has no superior.
SAMUEL II. HENRY.
Jnsisr 1f Amherst county.
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live In sight of Kenmore" have watched It's
hiffn its sfowth. aud development. In ITS mora
and Tenilemany teachings and Influences. ana IN
a. literary aud scientific advantages has as hleh
school no superior. SAMUEL NJ. OAKLAND.
June IS, 1878.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED Bf
the use OF MEADE BAKBR's sAposISE DESri-
rRIcn. which win speedily remove incipienl tartar
and sclirf Price fifiY cents box. - ---l ----
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Dear Sir.-As a patron Of your school take
,l.asure an CON uding " in the highest terms for
n many aayautages Respectfully.
''' ''' TAYLOR BERRY.
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From The LlEchburg News.]
KE\SGRE HIGH SCHOOL.

We have known The school thoroughly and inti-
rnaiey from iis foundadOn-wCre patron for some
Vszr and a. those matters Of winch we are COM
Iefent 10 Judge, most cordially endorse The 5, hOo
and lhe people among whom it's located.
For fuller testimonials see catalogue.
4. q -
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JAS. MACDOEGALL, 10Y A. NJ. horsfs, stages.
harness, &C., at the corner of Twenty-ninih and
X streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 81 +. NJ. valuable
Broad-street properly at the corner OF Broad
and Fifth streets
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, l p. NJ. trustees sals OF
real estate In the county Of Chesterfield.
ATKINSON K TEMPLE, 1890 T.. NJ, peaches.
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PAIRS FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Fish and Game Laws.

AN ABSTRACT or THE ACTS or THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA FOR THE BETTER
PROTECTION OF FooD-FTsH, GAME, song
BIRDS, &C, AC.-TBE PENALTIEs-DUT1Es
OF THE coNsERvAToRs or THE PEACE, &C.
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TaRRANr,s sELTzER APERIENT.

rEHE HEAT OF SUMMER, OR OF A
tropical climate causes depression OF vital power,
fosters bilious tendency, aud ren iers The stomach
and bowels apt TO become sluggish and dsordered.
This hur,ful influence Is nulli6ea by that most re-
freshlng and Invigora,lng OF salines,
TARRANT's StLTZER APERIENT,
which is emphatcally indorsed by physicians and
the press. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
an S-MW,&F2w
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IHAyE ANALYzED THE WHIsxEY known un-
der the brand OF B-seect,' controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BsAIB & CO., Richmond, Va and
And II free Jroa Jusfi-oU and other impurities
and recommend jts use for medicinal aud family
nurposes, JR McCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
lu Medical College OF yirginia.
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AIRS. ENGLIsH'S SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
TOT EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL. BB REOPESED TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
21, 1880.
The success Of this school during the past year
has encouraged the principal 10 secure In addition
10 tie corps Of teachers OF last session other valu
able assistance.
For circulars aud further information apply 10
MRS. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
fy l2-lwS,M, W&Flm
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DATAPSCO INSTITUTE-MIss SA-
Il RAH ". RANDOLPH. OF Bdge Hill, virginia, !,
PRINCIPAL. This well-known SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES aud CHILDREN viii open SkFTEMoEh
cation. For circulars address the Principal. Pa
tapsco Institute, Eilicott Ciiy, Nd. Jy lo.Z6t
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N. ELiYsoS Co.. Advertising ag.ents, insert sa
yersisementa In all Of the srs OF tne un,es
s,aes st publishers' rates. Vders ieu - -. 49,
yateA couutins-ronm VIII receive prsnDt sssee
ioas
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UOLLINS INSTITUTE.

CHARLEs J.. COCEE. superintendent.
hIRs. 4. :. Ci.Il.Ds. Ass0c!ate ITincIpal