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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-25

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed of at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police.Justice ID. {. Richard
son: .
Susan Jackson (colored), charged with
fighting in the street, was fined 90.
James Burwell (colored), charged with
being disorderly in the street, was hned 81.
Sallie Jennings, charged with allowing
her COW to 90 at large in the nighttime, was
fined 81.
Georgiana Brown (colored). charged
with threatening to strike Margaret Shelton
with brick, was fined s2 and required TO
pay the costs.
Maryaret Shelton, Charlotte Gray, and
Henrietta Brooks, charged with abusing
Georgiana Brown. Gray was discharged,
and tue other two fined g each.
James Moseby (colored). charged with
lighting in the market-hOuse during market
hours, was fined 81.
Martin Franklin, charged With creating
disturbance on the premises OF Il V. Pal-
mer, was fiued 81.
David Williams (colored), charged with
bigamy, was sent on TO the sEand jury OF
the Hastings Court.
Richard Hill (colored). charged Win as
saulting and striking Page Nelson, was
fined 81. 30 and required to pay tbe costs:
Moses Smith (cooreal charged VIII
stealing q silver watch. valued at "a, from
George Baker, was found guilty and sen
fenced to receive twenty stripes.
CHARLES L. Strause, charged with assault
inc and beating Conrad Saner. DISMISSED
Al The station.house on payment OF costs.
Hiram alias Sennle Smith (coiofeu,
charged with stealing poeketoock con
tanning s2 in United States currepey Iron
Mrs. Leitwich. Continued untli to-day.
Moses Dickinson (eoioreo)' chsrgeu VIZ
lheing a susnieious character and having !
his nossession lock supposed 10 have pee
stolen. Continued until Saturday.
!, The Continued ease OF James Buckn' .!.'
tcolored), charged with feloniously sn9o.ln :, ",
! and wonnding Robert Johnson teoIore,
J was called. The accused was sent oh
the grand jury of the Hastings Court an
/. remanded TO Jail.
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TheCanynss.

The following canyassers have been ap.
pointed by the State Conservative Execu.
Committee
John CosbJ, Of Halifax, for Twe1tt-6rst
senatorial district.
W. w. Moses for PItisylvania coufty.
Captain George Il. Poker for Thirtythird
senatorial distrHt.
o. V. Mears aad' DR.. A. j. TeabaUlt gor
Princess Anne county.
John, NJ. Willis and y. s. CollieT for
Elizabeth City COUNTY.
Roekbridge ccuntyN-W. B. f. Leecb, Dr..
j. w. Arnold, DR.. Z. Leitcs, John ID. S!tr-
rett, DIR. u. J. Walker, Marion Lindsay.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE GR

MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRtPiis the
prescription Of one OF ne best fema'e pafsl ltsJhs
and nurses In the United States, and has hesDu used
for thirty years with neSer-faIng safety aad'sse-
cess by millions OF and children sSsosa she
feeble infant OF one week ed TO the adrt IL cor
reefs acidity of the ttOmach, relieves md rolic
regulates the bowels rest heaiih 1ahd
fort 10 mother and Easjl Ne belle IL ms lfss aud
su, cst remedy in ths yorha In all casesOs DNSEN.
Terry and DIARRAa;A IN CHILDI..t% ~heiher
II arises from leethpgoS oS from any otlss came Fui
directions for using win acc0mpanh ssGia bottle
None genuine unFsss. the facsimile 1sfCCaTlS &
PERKINS 1. Oh i1e outside wrapper5
sold by all me sriEe dealers. 20 c:sis-a bottle.
de 17-eodlw
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN MARSHALL
WARD.-Tbe Republicans OF Marshall Ward
aud OF Fairfield district, in Henrico, held a
Garfield and Arthur ratification. meeting
Monday night. Speeches were made by DR..
Mills, Joseph Walker, s. f. Maddox. Lewis
Lindsay, w. J. ). Bowe, and J. A. Taylor.
The three last named are colored.
Resolutions were adopted pledgiug en-
tire support to Garfield and Arthur and to
the electoral ticket formed st Staunton
The meeting agreed to support a Republi-
can candidate for Congress, aud decided not
TO affiliate with the Readl listers in the COM
ing presidential election. Speaking was
prolonged until late hour and vote OF
thanks rendered to several Republicans pre-
sent for " starting the Republican boom in
this district
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THIRgDhY--FRiDAY.

The steamer Eitl make tie from
RI s4MOND TO NORFOLK AND BACK THE
SANE Day
AFEAT NEVER: BEFoEB ATTEMPTED
by any other steamer. Tbs viii be The
ONLY TRIP OF THIS KIND,
and will be a RARE CHANCE FOR LADIES AID
CHILDREN.
FARE FOR THIS ROUND TRY ONLY 81.
The steamer is expected 10 resuroto Richmond
abou q dark.
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsONAL AL.-The first sora
Of the season were yesterday received by
Smelling & Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller returned home
Yesterday from their wedding tour 10 Eu-
rope, during which they were accompanied
by Miss Allie Wood, daughter OF Mrs. Mil
Ter. They were absent nearly three months,
and express themselves highly delighted
with their trip.
The new steamer The City OF Rchm ond
sailed from Philadelphia yesterday at Il
o'clock z. VI. for Norfolk.
A letter received by friend in this city
yesterday states that Dr.. William K. Ezell
was at the Sherman House, Chicago, Au-
gust Goth.
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The Alexandria Gazette thinks the sug-
gestion that the State Committee OF the
Democratic party OF Virginia make formal
proposition to General Malone to submit
ihe differences now existing between him
and them 10 the National Democratic Execu.
tive Committee for settlement IS good one'
Z LONDON, August 24.--The London cor
re ,pondent OF the Edinburgh Scotsman
hears that DIR. A. q. Tnit, Archbishop o.
Canterbury, is about to marry a lady wei
ku,wn In London society. ~
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CORNERSTONE OF THE NEW GERMlE
CHURCH TO BE LAID.-The cornerstone ot
the new Lutheran German. church, ST.
Johns, now in processof erection at the
corner Of Eighth and Marshall streets, will
be laid at z. NJ. on Monday BeXt, the 30th
instant, by Lodge No. J3, A. i. NJ, OF
which Mr.. J. +. Mayer is the hSghly-esteem.
ad tnosfer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-25

gHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
cloudy, with occasional heavy showers OF
rain in the morning. At night 1t was clear.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY a. NJ, so; /;
A. NJ, 81 noon, So 3 p. 81, 81; p.
NJ, S3; midnight, 10.
Mean temperature, 81 sc.
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dent; William Il. Bailey, vice president
james N. VanderyaIl, secretary; a. Thonsas
Jackson, assistant secretary, II. Jonathan.
treasurer; Randall ID. Epps, chaplain j,
BIrleish, critic; Richard Ii. Bsagg, libra
riau; and X. l.. Ats usher.
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Or high or low, or rich or poor,
None would foul teeth or breatS endure
If they but knew how sure and'swift
Was SOzoDoNT, that priceless sift,
In giving beauty, life, and tone
To every charm the mouth can own.
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Entered at the Post-onice at Richmond, Va.
second-class matter.I
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, falling followed by station
airy or rising barometer, rising followed by
falling temperature, southerly veering 10
westerly winds, partly cloudy weather, aud
occasional local rains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-25

HEADACHB, DIZZINESS, sour eructations of the
stomach. bad taste in the mouth bilious attacks,
pIlpltaton OF the heart, pain In the region OF The
kidneys, dependency and forebodings Of evil, are
the Offsprlngs Of a torpid liver. Eor these COM
plants DIR. TUFTS Liver PILL has no equal. a
slngle dose VIII convince any one.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Aug. "a. Aug. %, Aug IA, Aug 81
1878. 1879. 1880. 1850.
w. c. W. G.. w. G. W. Z.
is,..11 ~ IS y ~ 22 "a Is

Mean temperature for the week ending
August IA, 77.14; mean temperature for the
week ending August 81, 1881.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
August IA, 1.03 inches; amount OF rainfall
for the week ending August 2l, 0 90 inches.
Rate Population OF city, 64,6IO-white,
1891; colored, 26,699. Rate OF mortality
of whole population was 25.l3 per 1000
per annum; rate OF mortality OF white pop
ulation was 1854 per 1000 per aunum
rate OF mortality Of colored population was
35. .O5 per 900 per annum.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHARGED WIN Being ABOUT TO FfgBT A
DUEL.-Yesterday afternoon DR.. George
Ben. Johnston was arrested by Speciss Con.
stables William Washington and George II.
Matthews on warrant sworn out by Sajor
John Poe, Chief of Police, before Justice
William j. Holmes, charged with beiss
about TO engage in duel.
A similar warrant was issued on the sams
authority for Captain John s. Wise.
DIR. Johnston was found mt his Office, and
readily accompanied the officers to the Sec-
ond district ststiOn-house. where he was
baied in the sum Of $1,000 for his appear
ance at the Police Court this morning.
Colonel John B. Purcell and Andrew Piz.
zlni, Jr., undertook for DR.. Johnston, and
he was discharged.
AT a late hour last night there was a very
generally credited report that the police
were after the wrong parties. and that Il
duel was on the tdp,s, but that 1t was almost
certain that DR.. Johnston was not one OF
the parties concerned.
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DIED FROM HER INJURiES,- Mrs. Rosa
Florsheim. who was injured by fall a day
or two ago, died from the eject OF her in
juries between and O'CLOCK yesterday
afternoon. She will he buried at O'Clock
this evening from her late residence.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, J
SECOND AUDITORS OPrIcE,

RICHMOND, August "a, 1880.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
Deeming il better that the accompanying
facts should be given to the public in an
authenticated way than that they should
be subject to distortion and exaggeration,
we herewith present to your journal copy
OF the statement prepared at the suggestion
Of the Wig. COMMITTEE.
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EMINENT DIR. W. c. CAMNAGm,

MEMPHIS, TENN, WBI YES:
For neat digestion, consumption, general de-
biitty, and want Of appetite, l cheerfully recom-
mend Colden's LIEBIC's LIQufD EXTRACT or
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Auction SALES THB, p.Ax.

s<- on all saiss Of Rsat Bstats made ostwea
the Ist 0( ydx~ary Gnd last Of Jtsl.e ne tdEeslei
he present nsnr haUs 10 he paid tbs p,sr chaser
On all saIes }aGdsb the l)to|I,hky and las
Of the ts4Iss haze 10 be Gtd BY ehs ssitey
fThIs cuatoSa was adopted abs}t hf1sen years ass
by ali the real estate agents In Rlehn)Dd, sud sp
piiesto Rich noad aud vieinity1
RICHMD&o BAZAAR, 10 a. NJ. horses, bagg VI
phasloBs, wagons. family~aarnAsse. cart, sc.
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POLITICAL.

YI'U ERE WILL BE 4 AMASS.MEETING
L OF THE CONSERVATIVE DEMot RATIO
PARTY at Amelis Courthouse on NEDNfsDAr
the 2s th instant and addres'es by Colonel samue'
Y Coleman { ColOuel W. r. 1fseu, and Najpr l.. ID.
Storse WILLlABE JACKSON.
mn GS-2t county Chairman.
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HAVE ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY known un.
der the brand OF B-Select," controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR 4 CO., Richmond, Va and
ind 1t free from Jttsii-Ou aud other impurities
ard recommend its use for mt Aiclnal and family
purposes. j. Is. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-25

Messrs. X. NJ. Hunt, Henry Van Brunt,
and j. q. A. Ward, have been appointed |,
committee to prepare designs, plans, and
specifications for the Yorktown Battle
Monumenfs &sakI
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FOURTH DAY-sATURgsaY.

The steamer will leave Richmond nc d A. NJ. and
REACw NORFOLK gARpIERs THAN mas EVER
BREY DONE BEFORE, probably aboat noon.
FARIFOR THIS TRIP, 81 ; RoUNDVRiP, s1.50.
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sECfNrr pAY-rHuRspAY.

! The steamer sfiI leave Norfolk at A. NJ. and
GxRIvE IN RIcssso Nd QCIcKgR THAN HAS EVER
taEEs DONE ny AMI STEAMER.
BARE TO RICHHoND. -; ROUND TRIP, sl.oo.
she viii be opea 70 inspection by the people OF
Rich mond (he L DIR and sUHxEss MEN BEING
PARTICULARLY IEsIrBpS nom 4 p. N. until
I'M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-25

TUE BRYANT LYcgux.-A new Literary .,,y
organization has been iormea nd "" sse io,,
name Of the Bryant Lyceum' ., ana 'ue ers0;' so,'
lowing officers elected; A.P. flee', pres''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-25

NJ. ELLYsoN CO., advertising agents, insert al
yertisements ia all Of the newspapers Of the SsS
S,aes at publishers rates. Orders LEFT xt the DHs
match counting-room will receive prompt sttss
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sUuMER RESpRTS.

rVHE WARM SPRINGS.
RlTH CcUSTNA VA,
WILL BFKEPT OPEN qSflL TiF. FIRST OF
NOVEMBER,
osater a desired. Persons tssitink TO Tsgsaln In
o no ,unsains IN iii ate iil tue season wiz sld IL a
tOlpfo home. JOHN IL ELhhNh,
an Al. I'm tlsOpFietor.
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A yTICIPATED ARRIvALef@.,
or THE NEW, srLEyDID, AND PAST
sTEAMER CITY oS RICHMOND.
NOVEL EXCURSION TRIPS AND USpRgcE-
DENIED SPEED.
TO NeggYOLK AND BACK TO RICHMOND
THE SAME DAY.
| SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED
GRAND EXCURSIONS OF THE sTEkMEH
CITY OF RICHMOND.
fsssr DAY-wEpNEsDAY.

The steam worrY Oy RICBN0ND {, exsc-ted
10 arrive at ysfTolk iron Philadelphia the 2ctIr
day OF ugus aa to IA there for inspeeiopthsr
Ijaay by the Ncsfsiis pecp@s.
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MoRrUARY REPORT for the week ending

MORTUARY REPORT for the week ending
August II, 1880:
Cause Of Death Braindisease, white,
9 coored; cancer, / colored; ch0lera-in-
fantum, white; congestion OF brain. |
white; consumption, white, cOlored !;
dIarrhua, white, colored; diphtheria, l
white; dropsy, | coored; dysentery, |
white; fever (congestiye). | white; heart
disease, white, coored; inflammation OF
brain, l white; kidney-diSease, | white ;
marasmus, white, eolored; old age,
colored; pneumonia. 1 coored; soitening
OF brain, ! cOl0red; tetanus, | colOred
uramia. | white; whooping-cOugh, white.
Whole number OF deaths in the city, exclu'
sive OF still-births, 80. StW-6irthS Male,
colOred; female, 2 colored-total, 3. Age:
One month to six, white, l colored-total,
9; six months to twelve, white; one
wear to three, 3 white, | cOlored-total, 4;
three years to five, white, colored-total,
9; five years TO ten, l cOlored; ten years To
twenty. l white; twenty years to thirty,
white, 3 cOlored-tOtal, 3; tifirty years to
forty, white, colored-total, 3; forty
wears to fifty, colored fifty years to sixty
| / white, cOlered-toial, 5; sixty years tC
seventy, colored; seventy years to eighty
white, colored-tota. 4. Condition
Single 10 white, II cOlOred-total, II; mar
ried 3 white, cOlOred-tOtal, .. widow
ers, / white. coloIed-total, 4; widows
2 colored. Nativity: Richmond, 10; othel
parts OF the United States, II. LOcdtuy
Marshall Ward, ) white; Jefferson Ward,
white; Madison Ward, white, l colored-
total. 9: Monroe Ward, white, colored-
total 8; Clay Ward, 2 white, 8 colored-
total, ); Jackson Ward, 6 colOred; aims
house, / white, 7 coOred-total, s. b
Whom Certified: Regular practitioners, l.
white, IS colored-total, 80; Board o
Health, 3 colored.
| coyPAnATtvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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SEVENTH DAY-TuTsDAT

The steamer will take the Ariel's place on regular
schedule for regular landingss Oty pbot, Norfolk,
Portsr,suth, aud Baltimore. L. Il. 1ATUM,
,u2s7t superintendent.
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n,ssOlUTIoNs a PARTNHRsnIPs.
weep AND COAi..

STIaMER PRICES 80R ALL SIZES 0E
y AXTHRACITF, CKMsERL MD, sPLiN,sI,,s
CLovER nILL, iptLbrk.S, LIN w.. sna rsYta
COxE; PINE and ptjk MOOD tron, 20 70 - ysass
ycs eau do better thssi elssshere. Orders oy M ss
phone or otherwise promptly hllsd rom etnss ss.
oAes-7os Broaet ssRss>''s Theatre; Or ri. PSSE.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
Il sPrIxT toAk, BxSr ANTHH ACIrG CoAi1
BYSr FOfEsT FtNE ssd OAK woS4,. bs;;sI :
|CCMBERL SnCOAf, BEST WEST NssSaNtA
STEAM COAL =. II. LAfWhH.
asis Seventeenth street. ., draw -er'eiTe.
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CrnyE PINK is TIE NAAsR

GLOVE PINK is THE NAAsR
Of the new perfumery invented by ATKINSON, The
London peFfumer, and favored by Mrs. Langtry,
hence many suppose IL TO possess beauty-giylng
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OUMAC- AND BLACk-OAk BARK
- WANTED.-We VIII pay the highest market
prce cash for any quantity Of WELL-CURED
sUMAC LEAVES, and for BLACk.OAh BARh,
F0ssed OF unrOssed, delivered al an{ OF tbe depos OF
Al our fsciories In Richmond or Petersburg Adj
dress JOHN ii. BIZ AM * CN.
26l7 and 26l9 Main street, Richmond, or 463
BOlnngbroOk street, Petersburg, Va. " 1-3m
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DON'T LET TuE MOSQUITOES BIT EfIoU. Buy
piece of MOSQUITO NET at LEVY BnOTHERs'.
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8itllmond nispatfh.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 25, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsrATCH
fs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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MosgUro NET! MosQUIro.HEr,

Two hundred pieces WHITE and COD0RED Mos
QUITO NEYat LEVY BROTHERS.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
Messrs Farish & Randolph, contractors,
broke ground on Thursday for work on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad on the
sections between the mouth OF North river
and Buchanan.
The company having entered into a con-
tract with the American Union Telegraph
Company telegraph wires were yesterday
run into the Office over the First National
bank
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IRON, STEEL. Ac.

REsT REFINED BAR AND swEDEs
~ IRON faseofied sizesl
RUSSIA. eALyASjzEih and. AMERICAN
s.vs;haEEs!sT vshEsT-jEoN, jEasy, r,pe IA .uvp,cAu
rIe-fP -fls. sfnITfh. ri / sijEEr-zrsc. HORSE
m msSsssss ' 49, '0' 'il iasSRY N. M.woRraAM.I
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SAVE MONEY by having yca1 printing done at ,i'a
DISPATCH PRINrING-HOUsE. Good work, lov
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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,IyTH DAY-MONDAO

FIFTH DAY--sUNDAY.
The steamer will lay oyer ~ Norfolk,
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SIXTH DAl-MpNDAn.
The steamer Will leave Norfolk at u A. NJ. and
make ne ruu TO Richmond aud back TO Norfolk thu
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T,RE TnEpEGAR COMPANY,

T'HE TEEQEG AR tOMfANb
RICHMOND, VA
aulI,O raEIGHT,cARs OF ALI DkscRir>
MAKE WHEELS AND AAthS'
AND ALL ktSpA or >, a..
RAILWAY WORK. Ftsu,pLA -; nWpAfs>
CHAIRS, SPIKES AND BAk-iRoN
OF All SIZES.
HORSE AND Mrl.E.Sllnss. wATSs' AND
u,,,s. :, ,sossA & AssFHssns, ss! KS ass CASTINGS,
ssa ." A''''" '"VIl IlosIfH L. ANDERSON,
saa2,sm M tss''"Ss
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w A n 7 E d ;

THAVE THIS DAY REDUCED MANY
4 GOODS TEN PER CENT, which makes them
lever than they have ever been offered before.
Those I'm want of HOUSE-FURNIsHISG GOODS
had beiler call and satisfy III mselves Of the fact.
III. n. WALLACE,
.v1 lOG BROAD street,
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A CADFNY OF MONTE MARIA.
WANTS.

WANTED, a SITUATION A DRUG
w CLERK in the city of Richmond by Young
man with Dise years experience. Best OF reference
given. Address L." care postmaster, petersburg,
Ia. au 25-3tt
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Mgs.GENERALJ. Il. STUART, PRINCIPAL,
aided by fun corps OF Efficient teachers. The Ses-
eioa begins SEPTEMBER l6TH. aud continues
nine months The expense OF board &C., Win a
liberal course including Music and Languages, need
rot exceed 1890. For particulars apply 70 The
IS 3-2m PRINCIPAL.
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HfISS AUGUSTA DANIEL WILL RE-
wi SUME THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL on
;ke FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT.
Competent assistance In every department.
On 7.fOQo
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AIAnEM0lsEILE TARDlYEL. 2lMest

wi 46th ST., New York. reOpens Sept 2Tth. board
ing and Day School for Young Ladies and Children.
Thorough teaching; daily lectures; Languages spo-
zen within months. Drawing and musical advan-
sages unsurpassed. Public examination ior gradu-
a. au l0-4taw52t
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January l3, 1872.
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EpUCATIoxAr..
CCnOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.

CCUOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
'~1,co,r.gedb bv the success Of last session, Pro-
xrSsop UASSfIFRf will resume the duties of his
srhool on The I5TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1880. BY
h,s meih,,f very Young children, as wen as oloer
npniis are enabled through daily drill and use of
he fort ign languages, 20 write and speak them per-
fecily. = -.
Be.t references given from schools and patrons
Of this city. -. -. i, D..
snecial classes for voung men. Private lessons "
.l,sircd Hours srrsnecd 10 suit pupils attending
schools Of Englisb. On.
For circulars and further particulars apply at SO4
cast Grsce street. hu Ss-lul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-25
FOR REST.

DOR RENT, BRICK STORE AND@
L DWELLING No. 22l6 Main street. n
BRICK STORE, rooms above, 1905 Main street.
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING corner Iwen-
tieth and Main streets.
STORES AND OFFICES under Exchange Hotel.
COAL AND WOODWARD, with ofee, on
Broad street. Apply TO
FRANK ID. HILL & CO..
au 2i.3t No. ll0S Main street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-22
RUNAWAYS.

Two six-Horse Teams Making Good Time.
Yesterday son of Henry P. Breneman
and a son of Samuel Wolgamuth were
each driving a six-horse team along the
pike about two miles north of Mount Joy.
Wolgamuth's team was behind, when the
horses frightened and started to run, pass
ing the team of Breneman. The horses OF
the latter then became frightened and be-
gan running. Both teams then did their
level best and passed along the road at a
high rate of speed for some distance.
Finally the team of Wolgamuth was stop
ped, and the horses of Breneman, coming
up, passed around him. They were also
stopped in a short time. Neither of the
drivers was hurt, but the horses were
bruised, and the wagons, one of which
was upset twice, were badly broken.
An Old Stage Which Should be Removed.
This morning Daniel Mayer, tobacco
dealer, was driving on South Queen street,
near the end of which there is an old stage
lying, which was wrecked on Saturday
night When Mr.. Mayer came opposite to
the old stage he met man named Hirsh,
who is blacksmith in New Danville, and
who was also driving. The horse of MIR.
Hirsl frightened at the old vehicle, and,
jumping aside, ran the wagon to which he
was hitched against the buggy of MIR.
Mayer, upsettins it. Mr.. Mayer was
thrown out, and besides having his wrist
sprained he was badly bruised about the
body. The buggy was broken in several
places.