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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17

Brief NemS.-At the Mayors Court yes.
terday morning Willie Elder was up
charged with assauting and beating an old
blind and crippled man with stick. lie
was fined 800 and required to pay the
costs. In default OF payment he was COM
mtted 10 iai for live davs.
The delegates TO the Ieeahiuster Congress
gionaI Convention from Manchester are T..
Il. Howe, Z. W. Hutchings, and X. &. La
than.
Several Sunday schools in Chesterfield
county will meet together at the Court
house Saturday and have picnic.
The County School Board Will meet next
Monday. Matters OF special interest Will
be considered relative TO the public schools
in the county.
A regular meeting OF the City Council
will he held at the Council.chamber hall
next Friday night. Reports from several
committees will be presented.
Rev. Dr.. Martin, OF Danyille, was IN the
city Yesterday.
\ horse attached to buggy belonging tn
Mr. Higgins, Of Chesterfield. ran away on
Hull street Sunday afternoon, demolshlng
the vehicle. \ young lady was in the buggy
at the time with Mr.. Higgins, and barely
escaped serious Injury.
A large addition is being built to Messrs
! Allison x AddisOn's guanO factory, below
the city, opposite Rockets.
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TIDINGs OF A MISSING RICHMOND Boy
fAlexandria Gazette. ]-Mention was made
about two weeks ago that two boys-James
ii. Harvell and Charles Hayes, the former
from Richmond and the latter from Wash
ington-had run away from st. Vincenfs
school on July 4th. Harvell refused to ac.
company tbe boy Hayes TO bis hone, and
the last seen OF him was on the road near
this city. and although the whole country
was secured in every direction nothing
could be beard OF him until yesterday,
when 1t was learned that he has been for
some lime, and is still, at the residence Of
Mrs. DIR. Hill, at Accotink, Va. This news,
IL she has not already received 1t, Will nc
doubt bring great Joy to the heart OF an
afxieus mother, who Is represented 10 Dc
grief.stricken over the supposed loss OF hei
son. ..f % ea.fr ss FINsfr
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MONTHLY MrrrIxo oY rnl MrrBoD

MONTHLY MERTIYG oY THE METBoDIsr
SuxpAY- SCHOOL SOCIETY. - The regular
monthly meeting Of this Society was held
at Orer ron-HiIi Methodist church Sunday
afternoon at 81 o'ciock-J. W. CafdwelI
assistant presidenO In the chair, T.. p. Rady
and j. l.. Sims secretaries. The meeting
was opened with singing by Oregon-HiIl
school, and prayer by Robert L. Richard
son. ..r. "a
Rev. w. P. Wright, pastor OF Oregon.
Hill church. made very gratifying report
OF the condition oi The school at this
church. lie said that the workers In this
school loved the work. and were faithful
and prompt In It's performance. The school
Is in good condition, having received
Number OF new scholars in the past month.
The school at this point is well sustained by
the church TO the extent Of their ability.
Major Robert Stiles addressed the meet
ing. taking Fer bis subject The Parable OF
the Vineyard" as recorded in Matthew,
chapter XXI, 2Sth verse. He explained
this parable very clearly. and made the ap.
plication TO every one present. He said the
command 10 work In the vineyard OF the
Lord Is laid upon all. and every one must
work. He then elaborated the following
points: The sin OF rebellion. the danger
OF resting in good resolutions. and the call
OF God for workers now. He made very
earnest appeal To the uuconverted to give
their hearts to God, and 10 the Church and
community to come up To the help OF the
congregation in building up Laurel-Street
church. The address was well calculated
TO make deep and lasting impression.
Mr.. Summers Morton, superintendent Of
Centenary school, read part Of letter
from Mr. Asa Snyder, OF Richmond, who is
delegate TO the International Sunday
School Celebration in London. Mr.. Sny-
der gives a glowing account OF the conven-
ton, aud the Sunday-school work in Eng
land.
Mr. Robert +. Richardson also addressed
the meeting. lie made an earnest appeal TO
the children to begin early in life to serve
the Lord, that they might grow up to be use
ful men and women, serving their genera
ton.
The following is n summary OF superin-
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PERsONAL-BRIEF ITEMS.-Mrs. Nancy j.
Ewell has instituted suit for divorce in the
Chancery Court from her husband, Nathan
EwelI.
Judges Fitzbugh and Christian are at the
Mlllboro' Springs.
Mr.. William RYAN has resumed his con-
neclion with the Richmond state, and has
received a warm welcome from his reporto-
rial confrereS.
Rev. K. s. Barrett. rector OF Christ
church, and lady, are at Wytheville.
The Norwegian brigantine Hermann,
Nicholson master, entered at the custom
house yesterday, in ballast from Brazil, to
load with -four for England.
DR.. ". d. Quesen0erry, OF Caroline, was
in the city yesterday.
Annawon Tribe, !. o. X. NJ, had a large
party on their excursion 10 West Point yes
terday.
Considerable improvements are being
made on the ce-Street Baptist church.
The moonlight excursion Of Paradise
Lodge, !. o. B. b., TO Mount Pleasant to-
morrow evening promises to be very at
tractye one.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Churches Sunday.-Tbere was services at
all the churches in the city Sunday. the
first time for several months. The cOngre-
cations at each Of the churches were quite
large.
At the Methodist church Rev. Frank
Woodward occupied the pulpit morning
and night, preaching two most excellent
sermons.
Rev. Il. II. Lacy. the new pastor, con-
Quoted services at the Meade Memorial
church in the morning and afternoon, thus
commencing his ministerial career here.
TIE Presbyterian pulpit was filed by Dr..
Hazen. OF Richmond, Sunday morning.
Rev. 5. &. ClOptOn preached at the Bap-
tist church Sunday morning, and Rev. DR..
J. William Jones at night.
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NRw AGENCY FOR LiTnTA wArER.-Iiavipx
been appointed By Colonel Thomas r. Goode cne Of
his agents for the sale Of BUYPALo LirBIA WAFER,
we shall keep supply Of this very valsable water
on hand, and are prepared TO meet any deinsnd
that may be mace on IA for II. II. W. P0wERs&
Co.. Druggists, No. 1905 Main street.
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THE CONCORDIA SOCIAL VEREIN.-The
Concordia Social Verein Will have an ex-
cursion and yolk>fest at Mount Pleasant
next Monday. The committee will spare
no pans TO make this one Of the most en-
j0yable picnic, OF the season. Prizes will
be given for the following games: Glass
bali, target, and archery shooting; sack,
wheelbarrow, fat.man's, twin, and tub
races. Among the prizes are some valuable
articles, on exhibition at SpOtps iewelry
store
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Six white men are reported to have died
after eating heartily OF waterme'ons IN
Fails county, Texas. They were invited to
belp themselves by the owner Of the patch,
and he was suspected Of having poisoned
the melons. Another theory Is that tue
melons were growing near e cottou-held
where Paris green had been used TO XIII tue
worm, aud had been thus poisoned.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police Justice ID. {. Richard
son:
George Smith. charged with asSauliing
and beating Louisa PaDniteur, was CON-
mitted TO Jail in default OF surety 10 be OF
good behavior.
George Jones, charged with assaultin 2
and beating william Ii. Payne, was fined
50. so and required TO pay the costs.
TYLER cambridge (colored), charged with
stealing lot OF candy from ID. Columbus,
was sentenced to receive five stripes.
Ben Oliver (colored). charged with feloni-
ously assaulting and striking Harrison
White with a brick. Continued until
Thursday next, and the accused allowed bail
IN the sum OF $500.
Bisdie Rawlings (eolored), charged with
maliciousIy assaulting and woundlng Moses
Thompson with a rock. Continued until
Saturday. =,
James Paiteson. charged with assaulting
and beating Walter Harrison. Dismissed.
Mary Thomas (colored), charged with un-
lawfully and feIoniously aiding and abelting
Ben Oliver in feloniously beating and
woundine Harrison White. Continued un-
til Thursday, and the accused allowed ball
in the sum Of $500. ,n-rf
John Ellis, charged with yagrancy, was
committed to jail in default OF surety. -.s
Mary Green (coloredl, charged with seal
ing $50 from +. Il. Ulman, was discharged.
John Stewart lcolored), charged with
being drunk and dlsorderly, was fined ~.
Alonzo Elicit (coIored), charged with
throwing rocks in the public street, was
fined 81. ........,f. tee.ea n. n 80,
James r. Lewis (coloredl, charged with
being drunk and trespassing upon The
premises OF james Gray, was fined 81. .
Fannie Williams (colored), charged will
assautine and beating Lizzie johnson, was
| fined S2 80. a.., 1il...
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCHESTER, VA.
REV. J.C. WHEAT, u. d., PRINCIPAL.

A chartered Institution Of the highest grade, with
a full corps Of experienced teachers. The terms
sre.mod.rate-yiz, s240 per session Of forty weeks
for board, English tuition, sc.
The seventh annual session begins SEPTEMBER
9,lsS6. For CIRCULAR, apnly 10 the Principal.
REFERENCES: Rev. Messrs. Peierkin, Powers.
Wedeeli, Barrett, Sprigg, SC. au 7-eodotf
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A prominent merchant OF Holly Springs. Miss,
writes under date OF November 8, 1877 TUFTS
Pills are doing mighty wonders IN this State, and
are becoming more popular every day. Their sale
exceeds that Of every other pin combined. They
are peculiarly adapted TO malarial diseases and all
our physicians prescribe them in their practice"
l. III. ATuEY.
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INFLUENTIAL New YORK EXCURsGONIsTS
A party OF New York ladies and gentlemen
arrived Yesterday by the steamer Old Do
minion, and will leave to-day by the same
steamer. Captain WoitOn, retired Eu-
ropean steamship commander, and father
in-law Of Captain De Long. Of the Herald
Arctic exploration expedition, was among
the gentlemen. Yesterday evening the party
were escorted by j. NJ. Higgins, Esq, TO
the chief points OF interest in the city.
Captain Wotton, who bad not been in Rich
mond for many years, expressed bimself as
greatly astonished at the rapid progress OF
the city. Among the ladies was Miss Mol
lie CaIolan, distinguished vocalist, well
known as a leader OF one OF the principal
Catholic choirs IN New York. The party
were elegantly entertained by A. b. Moore.
Esq, at the St. james Hotel, but returned
to the steamer to sleep. The ladies were all
delighted with what they saw Of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17

CLoyB PINK ~ TuE NAME
NJ the new perfnmery Invented by ATKINSON. the
London perfumer. and favored by Mrs. Iiapgtry.
hence many suppose It TO possess beasty-giv,5g
p0wfr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17

MOONLIGHT ON THE Rail-. There viii he
n special excursion to Bon Air this esening.
The train will leave the Danyllle depot at
Z o'clock, and returning Will leave Bon AIT
at 11,80. A fine string and brass. Dand will
ACCOMPANY the party, and there will be
Dancing. Meals and refreshments furnished
at city prices.
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I HAVE ANSLYzED THE wHrsKEY known un-
der the brand OF % Bscleet,n controlled by Messrs
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. and
find II free from yusit-ou aud other impurities,
and recommend Its use for medicinal aud family
purposes. J. B. MCCAw, VI. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
JdnudrU 49, 1872,
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ON REIIAHIE

PHGyIx BAKING. POWDER, for sale by POWERS,
BLAIR & co.
PHGsIx BAKISG-PowDER. for sale by ScLATER,
MYERS 4 GO.
PHGNIx BAKING POWDER, for sale by GRESHAM
4 BROWN.
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The following is n summary OF superin-
tendenls' reports for the month Of JulY

Several Of the schools faIed 70 send IN
their reports.
The next meeting will be held at Clay
Street church the second Sunday in Sep
temDer,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. The mean temperature was SO
below that OF Saturday.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ. 20 !;
9 A. NJ, 76 noon. so; 2. NJ, SO; +.
NJ. SO; midnight. 70.
Mean Temperature. II.
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M. ELLYsON q CO.. advertising sgenys, insert 40.
vertiscmenu In all Of the newspapers Of tie Unite.
Suses at publishers rates. Orders left at the %
patch countinE-room win reveivs prsmpt sttss
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DIR. HUNTER MGuIRE.
Professor Surgery Medical College OF Virginia; ex.
President Association of Medical Gfheers Confede'
rate Army and Navy; ong of the Yice-Preaidenis
Of the Internal, onal Medical Congress:
"In Inv experIence the Buffalo Li,hia Water Is
valuable In greater variety Of diseases and dsor-
ders than any other mineral wafer that hayeeyer
enployed. Iprescribe IL In DOZEN cases where
pre- crlbe any other once"
DIR. WILLIAM T. HhvARD,
of Baliimole, Professor of Diseases OF Women AMI
Children In the Uniyer'hy of Maryland:
"Were called upon TO state from what mineral
waters have seen The greatest and most unmistaAar
bic ,moani of good accrue m the largest numbencf
cases bn general way. would unhesltaliug'N SAP
the Buss.lo Springs, I'm Meekleaburg county, Va"
DIR. HARVEY l. BYRD,
Of RanimOre. late Professor of Diseases oi An'e',
aad Children In tho College OF PhSsiesa5 ana
Saryeons OF Maryland:
~Hrom nv experience with the actio1,of uhses
waters rega ri them as possessing deiHte on "a
,,,iye mower and an snI Of adaptation N eh rsie
aissase found in w, oiner mineral water OF whhA
haze aay kuow,edgs> aud believe fffy mskhs be
,osd 4, .Imo.t All eA.Ses OF chronic disoase with
benefit" vr,,ox
ex President of tho Meical Assoc stoh 81 Iihe s'a''
Of Virginia
al have been Tepes ei visitor q, plos OF lhe h"e'
waterin. places OF the county, both Norm Ah'
South, snd have no hesitalios whatever III saSlu'
ina, at no oher health resort hive seen sueh gene
raj .ud unmisiaksble beneai derived 6yAn'ahus
a, ,he bufIalo Springs, and regard these waters
general restorative Of the enieebied, oroAeh'"S"'
human system as wlthost rival"
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED yy
the n>e Of MEADE & BAKER's SAPoyISE DENTf-
FRIcE. which will speedily remove iucipient tartar
and scurf Price. fny cents box.
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DR. GILMsR TAKES CHARGE OF THE Posi-
OFrIcE-J. w. TURNER APPOINTED STAMP.
CLERK, &C.-Yesterday DR.. Gilmer, The
lately-appoiDted postmaster OF this city, en-
tered upon the discharge OF the duties OF
the position. The only change yet made in
the personnel OF the Office is the appoint
menU Of Mr.. j. w. Turner as stamp-clerE.
uice Mr. Dcbson, removed. Mr.. Turner
was a clerk in the effice before the war,
hen the late Colonel Bigger was postmas-
ter.
Special-Agent w. T. Henderson, Of
Washington, was engaged Sunday night
and yesterday morning until II O'Clock
examining into the affairs OF the office
Colonel FOrbes's deficiency was aSceriaincd
to be S3,S92. The deficiency at the stamp
window is $1,000. This is included in the
S3. S92.
Postmaster Gilmer will not make any
more changes in the Office at present.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

IN NERVOUS PROsIRATlON.
Am using HGfsfurd's Acid Phosphate In case oil
Nervous ProsratiCn, and getting good result
already. -. ,....,.,. \, n
Grand Rapids, Uich.
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FIVE THOUSAND LINEN COLLARS tfor tadiesl
at 2 cents a piece cost o cents each TO manuiAc'
ture is another of the great bargains 10 be had at
IEVY BROTuEKS'.
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REsT REFINED BAR AND swEDEs
ID IRON assorted stzesl,
RUSSIA. GALvANlzED, and AMEKIC N
SAYLohr GAIT, TIRE, and AMERICAN
BLIsTERED STEEL.
PIG<iN. SPLITTER. EdEET-ZihC,i HORSE
sus.issss '' ~ iMESsY d. woRTaAM
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REvESUE CoLLEcrToNs.--rhe internal-
revenue collections for the week ending
Saturday are as follows: Monday, S7,S02 "a; (;
TUESDAY, 50. g34 81; "Wednesday, s4,S60. Is |;
Thursday, $3.50 %; Friday, s4.Slt1S; |;
So nrday, 1852. .29-total, S37,60l.Sl. The
collections for the previous week auoupled
to SS7, 7,i45.lS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the, Mid
die AtiDn,ic States, stationary followed by
falling barometer, variable winds, mostly
easterly, warmer, clear, or partly cloudy
weather.
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NKw.STYLE JEwELRY.-The largest, beSt-as-
sorted aud cheapest stock can now be seen at LEVY
BROTHERS..
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The sale OF SUN UMBRELLAS and PARAsoLs a
LEVY BROTHERS is immense. Low prices VII
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Mas. GENERAL J.E n. STUART. PRINCIPAL,
aided by full corps OF efficient teachers The ses-
sion begins SEPTEMBER 10TH, aud continues
nine Onihs. The expense OF board. &c, Win y
not exceed 1890. For particulars Apply 10 The
iy 3.2m PRINCIPAL.
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TYCOON REPS and a large variety Of FALL and
WINTER DRESS GOODS just received at LEVY
BROTHERS.
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ID DANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE, ASH
IL LAND, vA.-Tbe forty-sixth session opens
SEPTEMBER 18Th. The DEGREES Of Il. -, r. T..
A. b., aud A. VI. are conferred by The College. The
actually necessary session EXPENSES. $3.50 or less.
A BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL COURSE Will
be introduced next session without extra charge.
send for catalogue 10 ....
au l0-eOdi SEA Sidisez0 Frefidest.
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Seventy styles of WRITING PAPER, CARDS, and
ENVELOPES at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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ROBERT u. LYME, 10 4. w., for Mms. Demsl-
man, at No 1898 Main street, the elegant and
varied stock of Paris millinery. bonneis, trim
mings, ribbons, tore-hxiures, counters, show
cases, mirrors stoves, &c.
GEORGE s. VASHON & son, 9 y. " brick DWELL
ing No 30S nor h side OF Marshall street, be-
tween Madison and Monroe.
II. StLDON TAYLOR, 3 =. NJ, Lot No. 27 In
Square e., PerCivai's plan of Marks addition to
Manchester, on Decatur street between A3sms
and Gay. Also. Lots 26, 20, ard 80 IN same
square.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE la
4 offer for sale 200 suits Of Chamber Furnl- u
ture. In price from S23 To 300, from the best ~
manufactures East and West, also of my OwnS
make. together win full line Of ParlOr, Otice, d
Kitchen Furniture. and every article In ibe furn-
uTe line; also. Cabmet-5iakera' supplies OF every
de. cripliOn. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. Par
ties In want viii save money by giving NE eail
Oiiice and warero rms. 143S Dsn street. near Fif-
teenth street. Workshops Is 1S, and 20 Month Elf
teenth strett. WILLIAM DAFfRON.
ie 7-3m
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$3.50 CoNsusrJWE's HofE.
A seneroua nutritious diet. Pie air and CoiuenA
LrESIo's LIQUID EXTRACT oY BEEF taken rss0'
lzrly.
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nR. uuNrER MGrIRH.

VALUE OF THE BUFFALO LITHiA WATERS
AS COMPARED WITH OTHER MINERAL WATERS.
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HAMPDEN.SlDNEY COLLEGE.
III PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, V

The one hundred and nfIh session opens on ID
SEPTEMBER. For catalogue and for full inforiHa-
lion as TO new sfucies aud new s'egrees. Apply 10
REV. ). NJ. y. ATKINSON, ID. ~,
fy o.FSTu.2m President.
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REMOVAL.

EINDING THE FORMER STORE OC-
Il CUPItD by US, No. 1912 Main street, too small
for our business. we have taken the large aud
modiOus warehouse No. IA FOURTEENTH
STREET. lately o cupied by Msssrs. &. r. stokes &
Co., where we will be pleased TO receive cousign-
meDts o: every description of MERL HANDISE, for
which we promise satisfactory sales and prompt re-
turns.
Liberal advancements made on consignments.
PAINE K NOWLIN,
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants,
No. IA Fourteenth street.
August II, 1850 au l7.eOd3t
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ZEN MORE UNIVE RSITY
IN HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

VI. A. STROBE iMith. Medallist, U. Val PIinclpa
and Instructor In Mathematics aud Nalura
Sciences.
Ks. NELSON. NJ 4. university Of Vlrginia), In
siruciOr IN G. eek aud Lain.
&. 2. KENT teduca;ed In Germany aud Tor many
wears resident In Pars). Instructor Ia German ,
French Italian aud spanish.
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FURNITURE

NEW FIRM.-The undersigned begS
~ leave to announce to the public that. having
purchased tile entire furniture business heretofore
conducted by his father. the late John a. BelviB,
he VIII continue the MANEFACTURE AND SALE
OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE at The old
stand, 40 Is GOVERNOR STREET. Having had
many years experience in this business with tne
fOrmor proprietor he hopes to he able 10 give salts
faction 10 All in want Of anything in his line.
Mr.. JOHN +. SALLIE. who mas had charge of
the manufacturing department OF the late cOnct rn
for hirtN five wears, will continue with mo.
au 3 3t&wlt PRESTON BELNLS-
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DATAPSCO INSTlTUFE-MIss SA-
Il RAH y. RANDOLPH. OF Edge HUI, Nirginia
Prncinsl. This well-known SCHOOL for lOUNG
Ism II of rs unusual faciliiies for finished edu-
cation. For circulars address the Principal Pa
tapscO Insiituie, EiiicOtt tIty, Nd. Jy l5-2tt
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
IL sNEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 Increase In prosper
tty from year year. 10 offers superior advantages
In location: in It's buildings ard grounds: IN us
general appointments and sanitary Arrangements !,
lts full corps of superior aud experienced teachers
its unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern lan-
guages, elOcuiiOu nne arts. physlcal cuitnfe, ana
instruction ia toe theory aud practice OF cooking
the sgcceS, fnl efforts made To secure heaiih com-
fOrt and happiness; iis opposition 70 extrayagince
its standard of solid scholarship
For full particulars apply 10 the Principal for
catalogues je lS-2m
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ on all safes Of Rsst Estate made bstnsA
the Jst Of January and tOst Of June the tdresTcf
the present year have 90 be paid bythe purchasss
On all sajss made bstosen the 1st of July and laA
Of the YER the tares have to be paid By the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years are
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and sp
piesto Richmond and vicinity.l