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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

THE EYE, EAR, AND THROAT lNFIRMARY
AND DIsPENsARY.-The first annual report
OF this deserving institution has just been
published. The infirmary was opened Au'
gust 10, 1879. The incorporators were Dr.
l.. S. Joynes, General Joseph +. Johnston,
Mr.. James Alfred Jones, Dr. Orlando FAIR
fax, Mr.. Mark Downey, and Dr. Joseph y.
White. The report gives very encoura-
ging and satisfactory account OF the work
ings OF the institution for the past year. A
number OF poor people have bee treated,
difficult operations performed, and much
good done. As the services rendered are
gratuitous, the iniirmary l. sustained by
voluntary contributions, AZ d The aid OF the
charitable and the co6pel alton OF the medi
cal fraternity is earnest; invoked.
DR.. Joseph A. Wni.e is the surgeon In
charge, with DR.. C. NJ. Shields as assistant
surgeon. Consulting physicians, DR.. K. B
Coleman and DR.. j. b. McCaw; consulting
surgeon, DR.. George Ben. Johnston.
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HENRIC0 COUNTY TEACHERs.-In addition
TO the old teachers reicensed, the following
persons have passed the requisite sxamina-
ton, and have been licensed to teach in the
Henrico county public schools, subject,
however, to an election by the district
school boards: L. p. Sale, james l.. Bin
ford, Miss Mamie Wright, Miss SaIlie +.
Temple. Mrs. Nj. V. Carpenter, Mrs. J. c.
Mitchell, Daniel w. Davis tcolored), James
n. Vandervall (cOIored), Miss Lucy G.
Brooks, Miss NJ. +. Anderson, NJ. A. Whit
tie. and Miss Sallie A. Harris.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

The CALIFORNIAN GAMES AND PICNIC
Tomorrow the eighth annual festival OF the
Richmond Caledonian Club will take place
at SchuetZen Park brewery, below Rock
etts). Those who have heretofore attended
the annual gathering Of the Scottish clans
men and have witnessed their ieats OF
strength and agility will require no urging to
be present tomorrow. Besides the games,
there will be a variety OF diverting sports
and foot-races; and dancing at the pavilion
will be in order all day. Altogether this
affair may be set dow as one OF the most
attractive OF the season.
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CONVERSIONS LAYING.-Th cornerstone
OF st. Johns German Lutheran churcn
corner OF Eighth and Marshall streets, vii
be laid tomorrow evening at O'Clock
The Masonic ceremonies will be under th'
auspices OF Lodge Franchise, and will b.
directed by X. W. w. +. Drlnkard. Th'
Druids and other German societies Will alsC
take part in the exercises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

FAMILY MARKETTNG-RETAH PRICES
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing yesterday:
MeatS.-Beef, to 12a@l5c. per pound;
mutton, 8 to 1O@12tc. per pound; spring
lamb, 10@12tc. per pound; lamb-chopS,
10@12tc. per pound; veal, 8 to 10@l23c.
per pound; pork, 1O@l2ac. per pound;
sausage, 10@l2sc. per pound; smoked
sausage, 10@l2tc. per pound; bacon, II 10
14@15c. per pound; beei-tongue, 123 TO
16@17c. per pound; chipped.beef, 25c.
per pound; corn-beef, S@10c. per pound; ;
liver, S@l0c. per pound; chitlins, Sc. per
pound, or pounds for 25c.; tripe, S@l0c.
per pound.
F0,rlS and Butter, 6c.-Live chickens,
10 10 zoe. apiece, or 20 to 60c. per pair,
81. 20 to $3.50 per dozen; live ducks, 20 TO
soc. apiece, or 40c. to 81 per pair; live
geese, 40 to soc. apiece, or soc. TO 81 per
pair; guinea-fowls, 10 10 15c. apiece. or 20
TO soc. per pair; squads, Is 10 25c. per pair; !;
eggs, 20 to 23c. per dozen. The market is
well supplied with fowls. Cheese, 15c. per
pound butter. 20 to 25@30c. per pound;
Fruits and MeLOnS.-Apples, two quarts
for &C., or 10 to 15c. per half-peck, 20 to 25c.
per peck; peaches, 8 TO SC. per quart, or 10
| to 25c. per half-peck, 30 to 50c per peck
pears, to 1259l5c. per quart; grapes, 3 to
Sc. per pound; damsons, 80 TO 75c. per
peck; ounces, 80 TO 75c. per peck; whor-
tleberries, to SC. per quart; lemons, ID
to 20c per dozen; canteloupes, to 1Oc.
apiece: watermelons, to 25c. apiece.
VegetableS.-Corn roastng-ears 8 to 10c.
per dozen; tomatoes, two quarts for &C.,
or 1Oc. per half-peck, 2Oc. per peck; tur-
nips, &c. per bunch; cucumbers, lOc. per
dozen; cabbages, to s@lOc. per head
beets, &c. per bunch. or 1Oc. per dozen
sweet potatoes, 10 to l5c per half-peck, or
25 to zoe. per peck; Irish potatoes, 10 to
15c. per half peck, or % to 3Oc. per peek
onions, Sc. per quart, or 25c. per half.peck,
soc. per peck; butter-beans, to Sc. per
quart; blackeye peas, to sc. per quar-
carrots, 4 to sc. per quart; snaps, 10 to l5c.
per hali.peck; soup-herbs, 1c. per bunch,
or lOc. per dozen bunches; egg-pants, D to
10c. apiece.
Ftsh.-Spots, 20@25c. per bunch trout,
20c. per bunch sturgeon, DC. per pound
crabs, % to 4Oc. per dozen. Fish are very
scarce and high.
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ACCIDENT ALLY DROWNED. Friday morn.
Ing about O'Clock William Clark, one OF
the firemen on the new steamer CITY OF
Richmond, was drowned as the boat left the
Rockets landing. He was last seen Just
before that hour firing up the engine. The
suppo,ition i, that he stepped off OF the boat
soon after that time. The body was recOy-
cred yesterday. The deceased was popular
with all Of his shipmltes. and his sudden
death is very generally regretted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

TIE New ORGAN FOR THE CATHEDRAL
The new organ for ST. Peters cathedral has
arrived, and the work Of preparing the loft
for its reception is nearing completion.
Considerable changes have had to be m1de
in order to place the new instrument on the
site of the old one. The flooring has been
lowered some eighteen inches and the cell
ing raised some five and half feet, leaving
depth OF twenty-five feet. The organ will
stand about twenty feet, and will be one OF
the largest in the city.
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A GOOD REPORT FROM NEW ORLRANs,--ts. A.
Pickett says: MY habit has been costiye all my
life. Have used great many remedies, but never
found any that could compare with TUrT's PILLS.
beeyelbey win cure any case OF chronic consti-
patton. Knowing them to be compounded on scien.
tihc principles, reommend Them 10 all who are trou-
bed with this dreadful stiliction.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

MANDAMUs AwARDED.-Judge B. X. Well
ford, OF the Circuit Court OF Henrico, has
issued amanddmuS against Joseph Nj. Hum
phreys, a justice OF the peace OF Henrico
county, requiring him to grant an appeal
TO Simon Solomon, against whom ludg.
ment was rendered in civil ease, the SAID
Humphreys having refused an appeal from
his decision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

FROM THE CUsToM-HOUsE.-The Swedish
schooner 0den, Peterson master, cleared
from the custom-hOuse yesterday for Rio de
Janeiro with cargo Of -four comprising
2.1G0 barrels and $50 haIf-barrels, valued at
Sl3,521.75, shipped by the fIaxall-Crenshaw
Company; and the Norwegian bark b. NJ.
Width entered from Rio de Janeiro in bal
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The editor OF this paper was present at the
time Tthe discussion in Christiansbufg], aud
II Riddleberger converted any Funder there
il yas not that be made better or stronger
speech than Mckinney. That he cannot do.
Mckinney is bis superior In every sense as
an orator and debater, and be clearly de-
monstrated that fact on the occasion OF the
Chrissiansburg meeting - Viyiniq People.
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Nav AGENCY FOR LITnA WATER.-lIayins
been appointed by Colonel Thomas r. Goode oae OF
his agents for the sale OF BUFFALO LlTnIA WATER
we shall keep supply Of this very yalsable water
on hand, and are prepared TO meet any demand
that may be made on us for II. R W. POWERS q
Co nrnggisis. No. 1903 Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very het.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, rs /;
8 A. NJ, s4 noon, 90; p. NJ, %; p.
~, 50; midnight. S4.
Mean temperature, 81 l.6.
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ABANDONED BARK.-Captain Reid, OF the
schooner Joseph Wild, which arrived here
from Boston yesterday, reports that when
his vessel was in latitude 3S/ 2O|, longitude
~ 30". he saw a bark named Ears OF Ears
burg. The sea was high, and prevented
Captain Reid from boarding the bark, whicl
appeared to have been half loaded and aban
lOneQ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

ORDERED TO BE WHIPPED. Thomas
and Gustayus Pollard, both colored, were
before the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with stealing lot OF iron from
John Clarke; and j. p. Paulson, a sailor,
charged with stealing an oil-cloth sun.
They were ordered to receive tfteen stripes
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REVENUE COLLEcTI0Ns.-The collections
OF United States internal revenue for the
past week were as follows: Monday, 81
e34 80; Tuesday, s5,625.3l; "Wednesday
s7,70l.02; Thursday. S9.0l5 46; Friday,
s5,Oll.O7; Saturday. sll,234 56-total, s4G,-
ell TS
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STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND,

StVttWUCI =, fccV' J
At an informal meeting held on board
this day by members Of the National Board
OF Steam Navigation, Captain AIMING
Smith, OF Jersey City, was called 70 the
chair, and Captain Frank Carter, OF Louis
vile appointed secretary.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE CAUGHT UNDER A
FALLING WALL.-AbOut9 O'Clock yesterdiy
morning g, the brick wall in rear OF the tene-
meDt No. 52l east Broad street, occupied
by Mrs. r. Weizel, and owned by Mrs. l..
a. Slmanni, tumbled down, smashing car
riage and crippling fine horse owned by
Mr.. C.. u. Williams, which were in an alley
near by at the time. The driver ahghted
from the vehicle and stepped out OF the
alley only moment before the wall fell.
Had he have remained upon the seat few
seconds longer he would perhaps have been
killed. The left hind foot OF the animal
was painfully injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

AFRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, aud
sou can have II by using the delicious CA.BoLic
MoUTH-wAsH prepared only by MEADE MAKER.
Pharmacists. II destroys The oSensiye odor caused
bv diseased guns and deeayed teeth. aud speedily
restores them TO = healthy condition. Price,
any cents bottle.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

50 on all sales Of Rsat Estate mats 5.;vsst
{ r let Of january 0Rd Inst o( June ire tgxeSfa
aQe present year k01s t. paid By the purchaser
on al Gates mdGs bs.tossath the LIST ofJniy gnd LAD
~ tkevedr the taJes haze to be paid BY hs ssiiev
This custom WIS adOpfea about hheer years age
by all the real estate agents In kichMord and ap'
niissto RichsioRd and vieinity.l
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-Fort the Middle
Atlantic States. stationary barometer, sta
tionary or higher temperature, winds mostly
south to west, and partly cloudy weather.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE BAKERS sAPoSiSE DESri-
PRICE. which will speedily remove ineipent tartar
and scurf Price. hlty cents box.
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GROCERIES AND IrOrORs.

RICHN0ND, september A, 1850.
ID CEIVI y G TO-DAY FROM
IL SCHOONER ARTHUR DURION direct from
Boston, -
200 barrels FAT-RIMMED No 3 MAtkERkL;
2r0 barrels FAT MEDIUM No MAChERkL;
100 barrels FAT SMALL No. 3 MACkEREL
so barrels Ut HERRfNGS;
so barrels SPLIT Ht tkklNGS;
50 barrels ROUND HERRfNGS;
rs haif.6irrels EASTERN SHORE No 2 MACK
EkEL;
25 haIfoarrels EASTERN SHORE No. MACK
ERtL;
100 Kits Nos. aud 2 (choice) MAJ KEREL;
10 eases EXTRA FAMILY MESS MACH LREL;
for sale ny WILLIAM JENKINS K 60.
n.3I
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IS. ANDERSON & SON. 10 A. NJ. groceries, &e3
ATKINSON & TEMPLE. 12k p. NJ, peaches.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, I2 NJ, valuable truck
farm In the famous vegetable. producing neigh
borhOod near Richmond, shops, &C., AT Mechan-
icsyille.
FRANK ID. HILL < Co, 10 A. VI at the resi-
derce southeast corner OF Franklin and Madison
street,. French glt.caTyed manteI-mrfOrs,
rosewood par'or furniture, walnut window COR
nlces; buffet, maho amy and rosewood cham
ber furDiiure. &c.
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II. ELLYsON n CO.. advsrtisinx sgen4, Insert xds
vertsements in all OF the newspapers OF the Unised
Spses at publishers rates. Orders left at the DHs
patch countng-rOom. will receive prompt Attep
tor
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are represented with perfectly developed forms
beauty and health combined. No dec eed. .tooihed
man or woman can be healthy, because digestion
must be imperfect. Use sozepoSr, get heslthy
teeth, good digestion, aud sound body Revive The
Three Graces
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NorE.PAPRR AND ENVELOPES, Cards aud En-
yelopes, all Kinds Of Writing Paper and Envelopes,
al very low prices at LEVY BRoTHERs'
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sYcLE BROTHERS store will be closed MoSDAY,
September 9Th will reopen TUESDAY, September
7th, with large stock Of fall goods.
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HAVE ANALYzED the WHISKY known un-
der the brand OF "B Select" controlled b. Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. and
hnd II free from rrsi,-oH aud other impurities,
ard recommend ts use for medicinal aud family
purposes. J. B. McCAw, NJ. r.,
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
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sYcLE BROTHERS Will be closed MONDAY, sep
tembsr 9Th; viii rs open TUESDAY, 7lh.
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DuNLAP's cELEBRATRD HATS only at
KyowLge, CABELL 4 CO.'S. 92l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

BRIRT ITEMs-PEEsoSAL. match game
OF 6fteen.ball pool will be played Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock between Mr.. +. Brian
and the best amateur player In Richmond.
The last item In the report OF the Henrico
county. superintendent, published on Sat-
urday, which read, "This, then, Is the
amount, $4,000 2S,v was intended for the
amount paid during the year for old debts,
and not the cash on hand.
Captain John s. whitwortb, the gallant
commander OF the Elliott Grays during the
war, arrived In the city on business yester-
day, aud leaves to-day. He received a warm
greeting at the hands of his old comrades
and other friends.
The Grand Lodge Of Colored Good Tenn
plars meets In annual session in this city
October 4tb.
The Excelsior Literary Association will
give a public debate Monday at the new
Fiith-Street Baptist church at 8 p. M. De-
baters, J. J. Brown and Il. j. Franklin !;
orator, J. r. Griffin; declaimers, A. p.
Fleet and J. B. Griffin. w. III. l.. Combs,
the president, will preside.
A new lodge OF colored Good Templars
will be organized within few days at Lin
coin, Va, with over one hundred charter
members.
The handsome silver service set presented
to Cashier Snead Friday, an account Of
which was noticed in yesterdays Dispatch,
was made by w. A. SpUtt, Of this city.
The Swan and Peabody Baseball Clubs
(colored) will play the first OF a series Of
games Monday evening at % O'Clock at
Richmond Baseball Park, head Of Clay
street..
Mr.. G. w. Bayiey, OF the southern Ex-
press Company, left yesterday on a trip to
Baltimore.
Captain George d. Wise leaves to-day for
the rural districts on bis congressional can
vass.
John S. Wise, Readjuster candidate for
Congress, addressed meeting OF Read
justers last night in Clay Ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-05

SEE THE NOVELTIES IN DRESS Goops AT LEVY
BRoTHERs'.-IIandsom styles OF new Dress
Goods from 12sc. TO 1925 per yard.
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On account Of the holiday sYcLE BRoTHERs'
store viii bs closed MONDAY, September 9th; viii
reopen 7th.
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sYcLE BROTHERS store wia be closed MONDAY
September 9th, account OF holiday; VIII reopen
TUESDAY, 7,h.
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RAES-BAII..

SWAN vs.. PEABODY MONDAY EVE
- MING 1T half-pAst 3 O'Clock AZ Richmond
B1se- Ball Pars, head Of Clay street Admission,
10 aud - cents. 81 6.ltS
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.
IL you wish 10 be healthy and beautiful, take Col
den's IIFBTc's LIQUID BEEF.
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1850. FALL STYLE SILK HAT 1850.
just received at
KNOWLES, CABRLL & Co.'S,
92f Main street.
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SMOKER, CIGARETTE. and OPERETTE HATS AZ
KNOWLES, CABELL & CO.'S, 921 Main street.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR LINEN GOODS isa, LEVY
BROTHERS. If YOU want drst.class goods at the
lowest prices give them call.
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FIRST CENTURY
FIRST BAPTIST ca URcH'

FIRST BAPTIST ca VNNH'
$50 Pages. large, clear type On ricl 'cfsan-'h's'
heavy paper, elegantly bound. FROM spssee ne
Iiotype print Of she church ediHce.
Subscription price, $3.50. Ready ocsob.r LIST.
LIMITED EDITION ONLY WILL. BE
PRINTED. subscib< now and secure copy.
CARLTON MCCARTHY, Publisher,
su u22scsuAWlw&wtt eis Broad street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

kVtSH 80 =
DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
III RICHMOND, VA.
The twenty.eiehth annual session OF inis ~lueIy. Jew
known institution VIII open sEPTEMBhk isrh
and close JUNE IA, 1881.
oYrIcERs AND TEACHERS:
JR HAWTHORNE. ID. D..
President OF Board OF Trustees.
MISS sAILEY n. HAMMER tPriuclpaD.
latin moral Philotopny, and English Literature.
PRorFssos CHARLES III. WINSTON, NJ. A.
Natursi Sciences and Mathematics.
MISS T.. T. THURsTQN,
{cradusie Vsssar COllege,t
German, Mathematics, and history.
MADAME c. GUfLLAUME,
Native of Frsnce,l
French.
MISS SUSIE G. HAMMER,
Principal Of Preparatory school,
MADAME CAROLINE RlCHlNGs-BERNARD,
Noealisatiou.
MISS NELLIE DUsTMAN,
1,ktrlmen,al Music, Thorough Bass and Harmony.
MISS s. c. HAMMER.
Guitar.
MISS ALICIA II. LAIRD,
Drawing, aud Painting In Water Colors.
MISS NJ. J. MORRIS,
lPresident OF Richmond Art AssoeiauonJ
Porcelain Painting. Decorative Art. kensington
Embroidery.
PROFESSOR II. LOTTNER,
Cahsthenics.
Home Department.
MISS :. y. WALKER.
THE PRINCIPAL.
corner Tenth and Marshall streets.
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BILLIARDS.

DILLIARDS.-There VIII be MATCH
ID GAME OF FitTEEN-BALL POOL az UEU-
ER BROTHERS BILLIARD HALL. 1908 Main
street on MONDAY EVENING Al y O'Clock be-
tween r.. BRIAN ard the best amateur player In
ri, hmOnd. Test-the best In twenty-1ne games.
y
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| MosQUrTo NET. MOSQUITO Net .--Pink, Blue
| Green, Yellow, aud White Mosquito Net az LEVY
ur nrtTrRgf
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SAVE MONEY by having your FrintiSS Q. stths
DISPATCH PRlNTING-HoCsE. Coed ~. low
priceE. AND satisfaction eusraEtesd.
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8itllulond Aispatth.
sUNDAY.......... SEPTEMBER 8. 1880,

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cTRCU.
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, 322
ID EAST FRANKLIN STREEr.--The sixteenth
session commences WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
15TH and { oSes on the 18th June following. The
d.ciplne Is street, the schoolrooms large and airy,
The teachers faithful Those intending 10 enter
their win please do so as soon ss possible as the
stores Charges elementary English, per session
OF nine rnsnihS. Sos Higher English ard Mathe-
m.tlcS s6q Latin, Greek. French, and German
each. AIS payable each three months IN NApVAkCE
- m :. r.. BEACH. Principal.
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TIE THREE cn.cxs

ALL are delighted with LEE GALLERY PHOTO
GRAPHS and reasonable prices
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soo Kx. = rATIOxERY. &c.

SPLENpL'eio eio''A Of siA4'oNEhi'
embracing
xypIr,~.: u App RS ofeyery description, from the
sheapest made 20 ne highest cisss;
ENVELOPES OF u yes -
BLANK BOOKS, q uceD. ~, s.eiS p"'l'Ses
GOLD PENs-ihe I'm sst stock we have We eyer offered
LEAD PkNCiLs-Bt ya - sc'oreo' ana c'psass'
aud retsiL Wool MOUSE PARhAm
xu 90 10 ,AseneIs auo claLo.<ts.
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yanuarg ls. 1872.
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GO TO LEE eAILrnr for good rnorocsArHs.

WE RECOMMEND LEE GALLERY. Main street
for beautiful PHOTOGRAPHS and low prices.
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fEntcred at the Post-Orlce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES

Encouraged by the success of last session. Pro
FYsSoE HASS ELEFF VIII resume The duties OF bis
school on The 18TH OF SEPTEMBER' 1880. by
hrs method VERY Young children, as well as oioor
pupiiS. are enabled through daily Grill and use OF
he forign language, 10 write aud speak them per-
fecily.
Best references given from schools and patrons
Of this city. -
special classes for Young men Private lessons If
desired. Hour arranged TO suit pupils attending
For circulars and further particulars apply at S04
cast Grace street. au 24-lm
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XTAss. INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY,

regular fo lr-ytar cenrses in Civil. Mechanical
and NiuingE nRineeriHT, Architecture, Chemistry.
Het, ,,Ilurzy. / hyscs, Natural history. etc. stu
den, are also ldmited 70 partia special courses.
School OF Mech ante Arts for instruction In Ma,he-
msiscs Drawinl ;. aud Sh0p-wOrk. Next school yCay
hseins ; JPTFW YER "a, 1850. Entrance exaniia-
lions se, n.IsLer szd and xSd alb A. NJ.
81 ROgl kT III. kkHARBs, Secretary.
VILLA N e. RO, sERS, President
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ELOIR.-l. 900 barrels VIRGINIA AND
II WESTERN GRADEs-RICHN iNsPEC-
IlON-
FAMILY.
EXTRA sUPERFINE.
suPERFINE.
FINE.
For sale by DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS,
.p tol,n Dock street.
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PAN HANDLE ITEMS.
MoBEETIE, Tex, Oct. 16, 1880.

MoBEETIE, Tex, Oct. 16, 1880.
NJ Editor,
Without recapitulation Of my
last letter, | find it difficult to get
news items. The political situation
is about the same with one excep-
ton, we have new candidate for
County Judge in the person of Mr..
Patton. We are very much pleased
to see 50 many taking an interest in
our county politics, but as they can
not all be elected, we fear some OF
them will wish they had let politics
alone.
The barrel is still using its potent
influence Some people, | among
the number, have failed to locate il
may be that is the reason why |
am not counted with the Select
Gen Hatch, Post Com, is located
here for the winter. 1t is quite prob
able that he will receive his promo,
ton to the Colonelcy soon, in which
case we should lose him. AS a com
munity we should be sorry to lose
him, as he is an officer of progress
i've ideas and liberal views.