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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

Wednesday morning, at Staunton, Captain
Lucien T.. Anderson, one OF the conductors
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, wa:
married to Miss MaybeIl Peyton, daughter
OF Bernard Peyton, Esq, late clerk OF the
West Virginia House OF Delegates. The
ceremony was performed before large
audience in the Baptist church, which had
been beautifully decorated for the occasion
After an elegant dinner at the residence oi
w. III. PeytOn, Esq, the happy couple lef
for Charleston w. Va, where they viii
spend a few days, and then proceed on an
extended southern tour.
c. w. Crump is appointed postmaster al
Sweet Hall. King William county, rice Mrs
Henrietta Williams, resigned. Thomas C.
Pueh is appointed postmaster at Ruslburg
Campbell county, Uice c. A. Pugh, re-
signed. John w. Hail is appointed post.
master at White Marsh, Gloucester county
uice Thomas w. TaIiaferro, resigned. A
new post-office is established at Nash, Mel
son county, on the route from Massie's
Mills to Speeps Tavern, with Beverly W.
Mash as postmaster.
The Richmond correspondent OF the
Petersburg Index- appeal says that Dir.
Jeffards, for several years assistant post
master here under Miss Van Lew, has taken
up bis residence here permanently. After
the displacement OF that lady Mr.. Jeffards
removed from Richmond and located al
Georgetown, ID. c., where he was made the
postmaster.
Eight or ten pupils for the Hampton
Normal Institute left Farmville on Wednes.
day. being induced to do so by their friend,
Judge Watkins, who takes q very active
part in the cause o; the education OF the
colorcd race.
At bis residence. near New Market, on
Monday morning last, George NJ. Penny
bscker, Eco, died, In the ninety-third year
of his age. He was born At Pine Forge,
Shenandoah county. Mr.. Pennybacker was
q man OF fine talent, aud lived and died re-
spectcd by all who knew him.
Mr.. r. II. LudIngton, who lived Zeal
Frankford. In Greenbrier county. w. Va.
died Of paralysis last Saturday. he was II
the slxty.ninth year Of bis age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

Mqjor Daniel to Speak in Chesterfield. -
Major John w. Daniel, the gifted Virginian
orator, is announced TO address the people
OF Chesterfield at the Courthouse October
llth. Doubtless there will be an immense
turnout Of the citizens OF that old county
to greet the dstine uished speaker, who de-
livers his first address 10 = Chesterfield as
sembIage next Monday week.
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Funeral Of Willie Ho,oleH. funeral
OF the late Willie Hewlett, who was killed
at the Tredgar Thursday, took place from
the Methodist church yesterday at IL
O'Clock. Rev. b. +. Woodward conducted
the services and preached very touching
sermon. Deceased was a member OF this
church, and his death is deeply regretted.
The body was inferred at Maury cemetery.
TIE afflicted parents return sincere thanks
to the Tredegar Company and the work
men there for the kind attention they
showed to the family.
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Brief HemS.-There is only one prisoner
confined in the county jail He is serving
term OF six months for unlawful cutting,
and is colored.
Mr.. \. Drewry Jones, Of Chesterfield.
was painfully injured several days ago
while cutting flowers. BY some means the
knife which he held in his hand slipped and
cut his right knee-cap.
The first frost OF the season fell in CheS-
terleld Thursday night.
Justice Clayton, Of Manchester township,
will try several misdemeanor cases to-day
at Gregory's Store.
The public-school building is to be refit'
ted for the winter before the schools begin
The Mayor was engaged yesterday tXin.
his monthly reports for the City;Council.
Rev. William A. Campbell is expected t.
return to the city in few days.
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LrEBsG,S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT ais
success and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-See Medical Press, y" Lancet,
HBritish Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuineo only with the fac sfmtie
of Baron Lieblg's signature in blue ink across
the label
Consumption In England increased tenfold
10 ten years"
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers, aud Chem
lists. soleagents for the United States (wholesale
only, G. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London
England. NH lo-S0St
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County SuperUiSors.-Tb Board OF Su-
pervisors OF Chesterfield county met yes
terday to examine the delinquent tax-list
and to consider matters OF interest TO the
county. They will probably take all the
week to examine this list under the new
law relative TO the matter. The Board was
in session nearly all day yesterday at the
county courthouse. ID. NJ. Goode presided.
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Statistical. The clerk OF the Chesterfield
County Court recorded thirty-tive deeds
during the month OF September and issued
twelve marriagc-licenses-seyen white and
five colored. This shows slight decrease
in the number Of deeds recorded as coui-
pared with the report for the month OF
August, and heavy falling Of in the num-
Der OF mqrrage-licenses issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

Hastings Court-Tbe Hastings Court
Judge w. I. CIopton presidIng-way 10 ses.
sion yesterday, and was engaged in trying
civil eases. All the criminal eases fha;
we're on The docket at this term have been
disposed Of. and the Court will he engaged
the remainder Of the session hearing civil
matters. II will meet again this morning
at n o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

CHANGES AT THE Posi- -OFFTCE.-Post
ter Gilmer has removed II. G. Beattie, one
OF the clerks In the registering department,
and Il. l.. Braselman. OF the general-de-
livery window at The post.oiIice, and has
appointed Daniel Hogan to succeed Mr.
Beattie and X. s. Burr to succeed Mr..
Braselman. The new employees entered
upon the discharge OF their respective
duties yesterday morning.
Doctor Gilmer stated 10 Dispatch re-
porter yesterday that he found no fault with
the two men removed, but, on the contrary.
both OF them have been very efficient and
courteous in the discharge OF their duties.
Mr. Braselman is welI-known resident
OF Jackson Ward and has been member Of
the City Council.
Mr.. Beatiie is one OF the best-known and
most popular young citizens Of Manchester
and is ION OF the postmaster of that city.
Mr.. Hogan, who succeeds Mr.. Beattie, has
been for some time employed in some posi-
tion in the custom-house with Collector
Mills, and MIR. Burr has been engaged with
L. II. Mayo X Co., tobaccOni>ts.
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vacant lot on the west side OF Fifth street
between Main and Franklin streets. Owing
10 subken bricks and its general bad and
uneven condition It Is annoying to all who
pass on IT aud dangerous at night to elderly
persons or those OF poor eyesight. X.
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LEVI BROTHERS. agents for FosvsR's KID
GLo'rss. with patent laced fasteusnks. received on
yesterday their early faisip,portatoD. The Foster
Is now the beau ideal Of n handsomely -hfthfg snu
comfortable Kid Glove, and Is largely doing away
with the use OF huttoned hid gloves. as the Isced
fasiepigy ~ so much more convenient. LEVI BxO-
THEIRS stl take pleasure In showing their popular
brand TO the ladies and gentlemen Of this city.
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Asquitted.-Pstrick Mosby (colored).
charged with stealing lot OF lumber frem
DuV Val & Robertson. was tried in the Hust.
ings Court Thursday afternoon and acs
quilted. The case came up on an appeal
from the decision Of the Mayor. The Com
monweatn's attorney entered n0He pros.
equi in the case OF Granville Alfriend (coI.
ored), charged with being an accessory to
the crime, and he was discharged from Gus
t06V
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The CHOSEN FRIENDs.-A council OF this
new order has been instituted in Richmond
and the following officers elected CHIEF
Councillor, w. B. Hersman; Vice-Council-
Tor, NJ. w. Ford; Recorder, S. B. Jacobs !;
Financier, Robert Harold; Treasurer, H..
M. WaIthalI; Medical Examiner, DR.. II. G.
Tabb; Preate, j. X. +. Burroughs; Mar
shaI, John Thompson; Warden, ii. {. Boy
kin; Guard. A. A. Ford; Sentry. q. Gar
Der; Past Chief Councillor, j. &. Teller.
The new council starts with a large men,
bership, and viii be known rs Virginia
Council. The objects OF this order are
somewhat similar to those Of the Knights OF
Honor and kindred secret benevolent socie-
ties
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SERIOUSLY INJURED By FALL FRox A
TREsTLE.-Yesterday morning Captain w.
w. Anderson, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. met with very serious
and possibly fatal accident near the compa-
ny's wbarves below the city. Captain An
derson attempted 10 get upon freight
train which was In motion aud cross
Ing the frestle near the wharves. he
missed bis footing, unfortunately, and
fell upon the edge Of the trestle
and thea 10 the ground below, dis
tsnce OF about twenty-five feet, striking bis
head and shoulder. He received terrible
cut upon the face, and was badly bruised
up0n his shoulder. When taken up he was
ipsensible, and fears were entertained that
be was seriously il not fatally injured.
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POLICE CoURT-Justice ID. q. Richardson
presiding.-The following cases were dis
posed OF yesterday:
Michael Kelly and Richard Evans tcol-
olored), non-residents, charged with being
drunk, were ordered to leave the city.
Nancy Harris, charged with being disor-
derly in the public street. was fined IS.
William Stevens (colored), charged with
trespsssing upon the premises OF Layenia
James and creating disturbance, was tined
S5 and costs.
John A. McLane, charged with being a
common thief and q suspicious character,
was ordered to leave the city.
Mary alias BERTHE Sublett, alias Mary
Morris (colored), charged with stealing
lot of clothing from William Steward. was
found guilty, and being an old offender she
was sent 10 jai for six months.
susan Dollard (colored), charged with
stealing a shawl from Emily X. Tai'ey, was
discharged.
winston Smith (colored), charged with
assaplling and beating his wife, Josephine
smith, was fined % and costs.
John Bracket (colored). charged WIN
trcspassing upon the premises OF and beat
| Ing Jennie white. Continued until to-day
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On THE WAR-PATH.-Messrs. William E.
Nye, Arthur A. Spitzer, r. A. Paul, w. H..
Carter. and Marshall Leonard, the Repub-
lican Congressional Committee, have issued
an address to the Republican voters OF the
Third congressional district, urging them
to organize at once for work and to qualify
themselves for exercising the right Of suf.
frage. The address predicts, with proper
efforts, Republican victory in the district,
and is headed with an American eagle, hay-
ing in bis taons banner on which is in
scribed this strange device Garfield, Ar
thur, and PelouZe."
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SEWING-MACIlaNES.
MO TENSION.

MO TENSION.
Write us direct for particulars Of osr AUTO
MATIC,n whether with view Of purchasing, or cx-
changing "old STYLE" or for repairs.
THE AUTOMATIC Is THE ONLY -NO-rEN-
SION" sEwING-MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
1t has wonderful Advantages over all others. En-
tircly mechanical features. No adjustment by
operator of stitch and tension. NO LADY CARE
Full OF HEALTH CAN AFFORD To USE ANY
OTHER.
Full. opportunity for trial to purchasers, wonev
Lelng refunded Oh return OF machlne VI not eniire-
ly satisfactory.
Write for illustrated Priee:List.
WILCOX & GIBBS s. NJ. CO.,
G58 Broadway, Sew York.
oc 2-GSa3mSw3m
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NOT DisAeREEABLE; hardly more bitter thar
lager bees. aud much more satisfactory and plea
sart. SIMMONS LIvER-RRouLAToR eau le saker
n aDy time without interfering with bekness cl
pleasare II Is so gentle safe, aud such good d.
geser, that 1, Is often used after hearty meal 4
settle the food and relieve any app pishension thai
the meal may disagree with you.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

PERSONAL---VERY. ITEMs.-Dr. Jud. b.
Wood bas returned TO the city.
William Writ Henry, Esq, has returned
from visit to Charlotte county.
A. j. Gary, Esq, Of the Planter and
Farmer, Is confined at home BY severe sick
ness.
The members OF the Marshall Ward Con-
servative Club are requested to meet at the
Tabernacle, corner OF Clay and Twenty
ffth streets, this evening at s O'Clock for re-
organization.
The Richmond Howitzers expect to leave
for the Kings Mountain centennial tonight
at 10 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

"HE Is AN ENGLIsHMAN."-sla Major Poe is
i'm receipt OF letter from Caroline county
warning the public against one E. Beckett
Dennison, an alleged Englishman, who, it
is charged. has been beating" bis way
through the rural districts OF this State, and
is expected to honor the metropolis with a
call in the course Of bis meanderings. This
Is probably the same man who, under va
rious assumed names, has been operating
all through the upper counties as an Epis-
cnnal CLERGYMAN.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
States, warmer southeast to southwest
winds. falling barometer, clear or fair wea-
ther in the southern portions, and local
rains In the northern portions.
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r. s.. AUsrsy. snrineas,c. uas. u,,,e.

X. n. ACsffS, SpriDgdeiG. Mas. writes.
For thiry years have bees troubta with costivcs
ness. plies. asd pai7 abou, the kdaeys. becsme so
weak that cDsid hardly waR. la this condition I
sent for a bosaof TUFTS PIIxs, and took one st
bedtime. Can now lay exher side; no piles:
have good appete, and gaining strength every daJ.
They have brought me out all riahf-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

SUPPLEMENTARY IN TROUBLE.-In the
Police Court yesterday morning Arnold
Bardon was up, charged with unlawfully
offering goods for sale by sample card or
otherwise without obtaining a license. lie
was sent on to the grand jury OF the Hus-
tings Court, and allowed bail IN the sum OF
S30O
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Auction NALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
&C.. &c.
FRANK ID. FfLL & CO.., 4 r. NJ. trustees sale OF
valuable building lots Broad, Marshall, and
Clay siIeeIs, near the new depot.
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COHEN BROTHERS invite special attention 70
their stock OF goods fs season. which Is the largest
and bSs5somest thry have ever placed before The
public. As heretofore. they have manv great bar
gains 10 eAer see their sdyer1iss msni I. another
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FROsT.-The mercury in the thermome-
ter stood at $50 at sunrise yesterday, ndi-
eating a sufficient degree Of cold 10 make
frost. While We have heard OF none here
in the city-indeed. an examination OF ten-
der plants, such as tomatoes and heliotropes,
fail to show signs OF it--there was con-
siderable frost in the surrounding country.
No damage was done TO corn or tobacco,
but some other vegetation was slightly
touched by it. 1t was mostly found on
straw, dry grass, fences, hOusetops, &c,
the warmth OF the earth preventing its
formation on the ground.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS
l. LIVER REGULATOR.

l. LIVER REGULATOR
Ask the recovered DYSPEPTlCS, BILIOUS
SUFFERERS. VICTIMS OF FEVER AND AGUE
the MERCURIAL-DISE PATIENT, how
they recovered Health, Cheerful sOirits, and Good
Appetite-they will tell YOU by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUN-
DICE, BILIOUS ATTACKS, SICK HEADACHE,
COLIC, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, so U II
STOMACH, HEARTBURN, &C, &C,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This unrivaed Southern Remedy Is warranted
not 10 contain Siuge particle Of MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II you feel drOwsy, debiitated have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated you suffering from torpid liver or
"biliousness," aud nothing VIII cure You so speedily
and permanently as TO take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IL is given with safety and the happiest results to
the NEST delicate infant. Ii lakes he place OF qui-
nine and bitiers Of every kind Ii Is the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine in the world.
j. IL. ZEILIN CO.,
Philadelphia.
Price IL. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs.
au lo-eodly
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REMOVAL.

Aessrs. A. r. Fox soS successors 10 DScaien
FoS) have removed TO their new and elegant
store No. see Broad street, between Third sua
Fourth, whsSe they win continue with fun line Of
DsY GOODS, NOTIONS, etc and VIII be pieassd 10
see their old patrons and The public generally.
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TUFTS HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
l. WHISPERS changed TO a GLOSSY BLACK by 4
single application Of this DYE, II impartsa Natu-
raj color, acts insantaneOusly. sold by druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
ImY 29-eOdtAp2OI
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n. ELLYsoN h co.. advertising agents, insert 81
vertisemeDs ia all Of the newspapers Of the UAite1
Stses at pxsl!shers rates. ORDERS left u the Dts9
patch counting-room win receive prompt st>en
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W. ID. BLAIR & CoiY 100 Main street, have re-
ceiveS another supply Of of6rst-rate Gren Tea, which
thps are selling at Soc a pound.
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sRwKp CARPnr-LIsiSe GIVES A soprxxss
and elasticity to the tread. Use ssly that manusae-
,ured Of cotton and paper. Americsn Carpst-Li-
nlns Company, New York and Boston. soidby ~
~ svref. f.deaferx
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COHEN BROTHERS are nos IN receipt OF fuil
new line OF the Leroy seam!essn Kid Gloves, IL
two, three, four, aud SIX buuens-blaek and ees'
ored also, the Lucia Undressed Kids.
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10 EdSoss Dispatch; win you be kind
enough TO call the City Engineer Haien'ion
to the condition Of the siQeWsdk along tno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
hnd great benefit ln having bottle with them Of
Cciden's LIEBIG's Bs.JID EXTRACT or BEBr.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY.-There will be q
grand Democratic rally at the corner OF
Second and Duval streets tonight. There
will be music and fireworks, and the fol-
lowing speakers will address the meeting :
Captain George ID. Wise. Sam. Witt, Esq,
W. f. C. Gregory, Esq, George X. Macon,
Esa., Captain G. A. Bohannon. and others.
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FINE Glrxs TEA Ms0e, posnd.
w. D. BLAIR 4 Cor llQt Main ssss@6
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TVS WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler.
THERxOHHTgR YESTERDAY o 4. n, 4S;
4. H., 60; noon, 62; =. N, 20; 6P.
~, So; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, 500.
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DYEsE1. GLEANIAG. dc.

CLOTHING CLEANED AND DYED
~ Particular attention paid TO ladies Gne articles
of apparel, as VELVtTsr SAsHEs, RIBb0Ns,
FEATHERS, SCARFs, KID GLOVES, DRESSES,
SHAWLs, etc.. as well "a GENTLFMFN'S aud
CHILDRESS GARMENTS. DAMA-k CUR
TAINS DYED also, at l.. LGNNEMANr,
oc 2 Sa6Su3m No. 1928 Franklin street.
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8itlmlond 9ispattIr.
2. 1880.

<s- THE CIRCULATION OF THE sIsPA1cB
II LARGER THAN THE COMBINED orRCu-
LATIoN or ALL THE oTHER DAILY xa, 8
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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They increase The appetite, and cause the body to
take on flesh thus the system is nourished aud by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. 25 cents. 35 MURRAY STREET,
my 29-eodtAp20 New York.
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JOHN T. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL
@F1Cu MILITARY ACADEMY, s22

RTsST FRANKlIv STREET.-THE sixteenth
.... - - rt,'rss',res WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
i5ru' ana osts on the 5th June following; The
disctpiue Is strict the Schoosrooms args and airy,
tbe teachers faithful. Those intending 10 enter
fh,ir soss viii please DO a. soon as possible as tls
numhtr Of seals Is limited Circulars AZ The book
stores. Charges: Elementary Enshsh' per session
~ nine fnnnihs SOS: HisnCr English ard Mathe-
na;icS. s69; Lain. Greek, French, and German,
ssrb sl5 usyab,e each three months IN ADVANCE
e aim :. r. BEACH, Principal.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE should be use'
when your brain is Tired from over.exerton.
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40 .oo ooo -. -, a..
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
II NO. ZOE NORTH EioBrB STREET.

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
u NO ZOE NORTH EioBTn STREET.
The sixteenth scsslou OF this school viii begin
THURSDAY. SxPrTMBER 23D. ar .u
RSys OF eleven years Of age received; OF, II wen
Adva0ccd, eyca younger
CHARoxs PgR SESSION
.,,.r,co,,rv Fngii.h asd Mathsmstlcs......
iiienrf English snd Mathemaucs..... ..''.'.''s'' =
sIs,in Greek Frcuch. termsp, eachs'.. .'s'''s
~, ,e,,ss S.rS for AL branche< oO
sif a boy siudcs mere thah Two o. thsse an-
,-aycs NO cha ge n msde f0r ibe third and fourth
.tvo or NOR boSs from ,he sane family a de-
ss,,nn ~ no viii be m see from each bill over 500.
psy.nts as follows: Ten dollars tslOl The day or
fhe balance so ihicc. sx.ana Bine monihs
-nr,,n 7th September. $50.
ssc,,,s,s st tbe bookstores atler lSth inztan'.
THOMAS n, NORWOOD. Principal.
.narm No GIL east Leigh street.
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The success Ofihis school during the past year has
encouraged the principal 10 secnre In addition 20 The
CONS of teachers OF last session other valuable as
distance. -.
For circn'ars aud further information apnly 10
60 5.Im Mrs. ~ SsIE GORDON ENGLISH.
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SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
Loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Costive, Pain
in the Head with duh sensation Id The back par;
Pain Under the Shoulder Blsde; Fuilpess After
Eating, with disinclination to exertion Of body or
mini; Irriiabiniy OF Temper; Low spirits; Loss
Of Memory. With feeling Of having neglected some
suty weariness Dizziness, Flat,erng At The Heart,
Dots Before the Ewes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
lessness at night, iiishly-colored Urine.
fF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
GIoUs DISEASES Will SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 20 srch
cases. One dose effects such a change OF feeling as
10 astonish the sufferer.
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