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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
L No. 100 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.

IN. dxteen'h session Of this school VIII begin
THURSDAY, sEPrENsER 2sp: ~ ~ vol,
neys on eleven years OF age receved, OF, III wei
advanced, even younger.
CHARGES Pen SESSION:
Elementary Eng'i.h sod Mathematics. ..'''s5oo
Higher English aud Maihemstes. s...;.''''.''.''''
.r.sn Greg French, German. each.... ....... -
(lergymen's sons for all branches. oo
sif A hoy studies mere ihan Two OF these IAN
guages no cha ge Is made Tor the thlr1 aIu ioui s
for two or moro bows from The same family de-
dnction Of viii be- IN ,ce from each b oyer soo;
payments as follows: Ten collars tslOl the uay on
entrance; the balance In three, SIX ana hne
nom 7th September, 1880. .
Circulars AT the bookstores amer 18Th insianI:
THOMAS III. NORWOOD, Principal,
ntro No Gl east Leigh street.
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OFFICERS ELECTED AT THE GRAIN AMI
COTTON ExCHANGE.-A meeting OF the
Grain and Cotton Exchange was held yes
terday at the close OF business-Mr. Nc
Canoe in the chair. The object o! the meet
ing was to enlarge the committees. &c, In
view OF the new departure which the Elk
change has recently taken in regard to The
handling Of cotton, and made necessary
by the increasing worlsinvolyed in it. Ad
ditional members of the Board OF Directors
were elected, making it stand as follows,
the five last being new members elected yes
terday p. A. Sublctt, p. Ii. Baskervlll, W.
n. Tyler, W. b. Warwick, Charles l.. Todd
John Anderson, II. b. Taliaferro, l.. L.
Bass, j. w. Hughes, g. A. Haynes, John r
Branch, John OFT, James B. Marshall, w.
A. James, and w. q. Clemons.
The following is the Executive Commit.
tee as it now stands, the two last-named
gentlemen being elected Yesterday: Ii. b.
Taliaierro (cbairman), w. II. Tyler, George
A. Haynes. w. G. Clemons, and James b.
Marshall.
The following new committees were
added:
On Arbitration for Cotton.-W. II. Pow
ers. A. l.. Elicit, aud W. c. Seddon.
On Cotton-Market ReportS.-W. g. Gle
mons, w. A. James, and j. p. Branch.
On Rules and Charges. - John OFT
Charles Watkins, and W. L. Gregory.
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Death Of Il. i. FoSter.-Mr. r. l.. Eos
ter. son OF Mr. Il. b. Foster, OF this city.
died at his residence here yesterday OF
typhoid-iever. Deceased was very popular
among bis acquantances, and was employed
by the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company. The funeral will take place from
the Meade Memorial church this afternoon
at 81 O'clock.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Sep. 2s, SEP. 81, Sep. Is, Sen. Is,
1878. 1879. 1880. 1880.
w. G. W; g: W. G. W: {.
ieAths...1d ls 9 16 10 "a lS ~

Mean temperature for the week ending
September IS, 72 40; mean temperature for
the week ending September 25, 7614.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
September Is, 0.19 inches; amount OF rain.
fall for the week ending September 25, 600
inches.
Rate Population OF city, 64, 64,67O-white,
1870; colored, 26,700. Rate Of mortality
OF whole population was 80 55 per 1000
per annum; rate Of mortality OF white pop
ulation was 21.91 per 1000 per annum
rate Of mortality Of colored population was
42.s4 per 1000 per annum.
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q ,psr,y snr,ngaela. Mass. wuses:

r. s. AUSTIN, Springfield, Mass. wsses;
Isr thirty years have been tronbsd With eostive'
ness, piles, and pain about the Kidney. iesesme 50
weak tha, could hardly walk. In this ee@diiion
scat for box Of TUFTS PiLLs,and teok one al
bedtime. Cam now lay on e9her side; no pies
have good appetite, and canine strength every day.
They have brought me out all right"
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FIRE IN NEW KENr.-Thet two-story frame
dwelling OF Mrs. Eliza sherman, IN new
Kent county, was destroyed by fire several
days ago. The furniture ana some house
hold articles were consumed Inis Is tne
second time that this lady has had Der
dwelling destroyed by hre, and there was
no insurance 10 either instance. The are
caught from stove.
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HYpnoPHoBIAi

Dogs trans sst st through their teeth Testh shossi
se Kept free from virus. Use sozoposa. keep sse
human teeth clean, and no damage can DC dons ey
the man WHO Gays to his girl, feel hks ealing you
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RICHMOND GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
The official quotations OF the Richmond
cotton market commenced yesterday. The
new Exchange is now fully organized by the
appointment OF the necessary committees
(published elsewhere) to transact the cotton
business, and we may hereafter expect daily
sales OF greater or less magnitude during
the cotton season. The offerings yesterday
were seven bales by Messrs. Moses 4 Cle-
mons, cassed middlings, and purchased by
Messrs. Seldom a. Bruce at lite.
The outlook for building up cotton mar
ket in Richmond is certainly very encour'
aging, judging from what has already been
accomplished in this direction by few,
and the general interest now manifested by
many OF our largest business firms, and the
arrangements made to bring the staple here
from remote points. The sanguine ones say
that they would not be surprised to find
that 20, 900 to 80. 900 bales OF cotton found q
market in Richmond during this cotton
year. 1t is an enterprise that has been long
delayed, and every businessman in the city
tfor all are more or less interesteO will aid
the movement by giving it his hearty sup
DOft.
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MoRrUARY REPORT for the week eudin

MORTUARY REPORT for the week ending
Saturday, September %, 1890:
Cause Of Death: ApopleXy, cOlored !;
cancer, | white; cholera (spOradic), l
white; cholera-infantum, white, color
ed (; consumption, 3 white, coiored; con-
vulsions Qnfantie), / colored; debility, l
colored; diarrbel. 3 white. colOred |;
heart-disease, 1 colored Inflammation Of
bowels, / white; marasmus, l white. l
coored; old age, colored; premature
birth, colored; purpura, l white; rheu-
matism, l white; syphilis, colored; teeth
ing, cOlored; unknown, 2 white, 2 col
ored; whooping-cOugb, colored. Whole
number of deaths in the city, exclusive OF
stilI-births, SO. Age: One day to thirty. 8
colored; one month to six, 3 white, . col
ored-total, 5; six months to twelve, 2
white; one year TO three, white, 6 color
ed-tOtal, 7; three years 10 five. colored ;
ten years TO twenty, . colored: twenty
wears to thirty, l white; thirty years to
forty, 3 white; forty years to fifty, 2 white,
colored-total, 5; fifty years to sixty. l
colored; sixty years to seventy, 3 white (;
seventy years to eighty, l white; eighty
years TO ninety, 2 colOred. Condition: SIM
gle, 0 white, 16 colOred-total, %; married.
6 white, 3 colored-total, 0; widowers, l
white, l colored-total, 2; widows, col
ored; unknown, l cOlored. Nativity:
United States, So; Germany, ,. Locality :
Marshall Ward, l white, colored-total,
A; jefferson Ward, 1 white, . colored-to-
tai, 3; Madison Ward, white, colored-
total. 7; Monroe Ward, white, color
ed-totaI. 81 Clay Ward, 5 white, 4 color
ed-total, O; Jackson Ward, 2 white, @ col
cred-total, s; almshouse, colored; penl-
tentiary, colored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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OrRscw or faE PoLscR pxRARrMsNr.l
MANcuxsTEn sepsstsl>se ~. leeO.
|V,O ALL WHOM THIS ORDER MAY

By specssl ius ruc,ious fso;A tie Mayor an sss
thor ysd 10 carry into es - the tssnce - WIN ~
relA ips 70 HORsES AtLs$ AND AsShs NsAs
NJN(s At LARGE
ihs owner Of ownSrs " sseh animal Q. sSAIn,ls
sts,ye named viii tape neice that 90 ana afr W.
lsf DAY OFO0rOnke, $780, anl Ana ~ 49,
sids Of shs tncsoswee of she owner % owe ~ sx ssx
preei. lane. or Aky. o. npen the etsy qoxoSoss ws
~ tahen isto oasiodH ~ NE pollo4 ~ 49, eN!s
~sIi ~ xssis S,,S - ErsNssi - ssl6 ersllalea
!. .s.s, sAA~ RS1A
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AN USHM ENTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE-TO.NlGHT.
CORRESPONDENCE.
4 WORTHY TRIBUTE TO MR.. REDFORDS
FORMER USEFULNESS.


RICHMOND, VA, september o. 1880.
Ur. Joan ID. Ret,J0rd, Citp:
Dear Sir.-We the unde ersigned. cflieers and mem.
bsrs OF the Mozart Association. with many iilzens,
and aflcIion laid upon yol in--what they sincerely
trust istempOrary-your failure of health and voice,
and arnnS mat In IN opinion , Of eminent pss,i,
the rigors or our winter and seek more ba'my cti-
mate In the South, beg leave 10 urse yoa TO do go In
lin and In furtherance OF ths purpose we beg yOu
TO accept Complimentary Musical Entertain
meat" some time during the month OF October, the
precise day to be selected by yossef AT Mozart IAn
Very respec fully,
DR.. G. W. p. Brock, William A. Jenkins,
T.. NJ. Gsrnett, l.. A. pxskiei,
JoRa ). B. Pace, P:s.e' Il. f. *. X a Jackson.
sam uei Sutton, Samuel Is. Paul,
jackson Guy, 7. q. Peyton,
W. Leigh Burton, Fred. II. Scott,
John +. Law, John 2. Branch.
&. l.. Wormeey, &. O'B. Cowardn.
4. B,rgamin, Thomas A. Brander,.
Ira w. Blunt, James w. Psgram.
r. NJ. Whittle, Jr, Is. Courtney Jenkins.
+. Il. Dasniell. Edwin w. Hof,
A. o. Holladav, H. L. Edmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Bernard,
Mozart Oychestra:
H. W. Lubbock, August j. Liess,
| J, RenhArdt, Felix Jardella,
Jacob &. Beier, John heSsnleh,.
John b ReinZ. y Bsrtkowski,
William remer, john Reinhardt.
Ii. Y. Laube, William Il. Adams,
Z. a. Hoen, and many others.
hICHMOkD. VA, SeDIeniosr zI lroo.
To Hessrs. J. b. Pace. Fred. r. Scott, John p
Lay. Anth-nU Bdrgdmin, Jdcs6 Rett.hIrdt,
H. w. Lubbock, r. o. PeytOn, W. A. Jenkins,
T. a. Brander. Samuel SintOn, and others
Gentlenen.-Your communication of September
19tb, rendering me complimentary musical en-
teriainment" At Mozart Hall. has just been handed
me. IL Is difficult 10 give preston TO the feelings
OF gratitude and p asUre Afforded me by the very
kind terms in which YOU ADDRESS me. Again 10 be
tho recipient OF your kind manifestations wculd
seem almost mposiug upon your generous impulses,
yet when realize that IL opens 10 me chance for
restored health and yigor. Of which, In all eaDdor,
must say 10 you could not othefwi avail myself,
cannot decline. therefore gratefully accept, and
beg you to tx the day most conyenienI 10 your
selves
Assuring you that cav never forget YOUR o0usid-
crate tboughtfulness OF me. remain
Your Obliged servant and friend.
JOHN ID. REDF0RD.
Due notice will DO given OF te tlnseand place for
the COMPLIMENTARY "MUSlCABE."
Sc 2<
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POLICE COuRr-JuStice ID. e.. Richardson
presiding. following cases were dis
posed Of yesterday:
Ben. Scott (colored) was 6ned s20 and
cost for beating and choking his wife.
Lavnia Cary (colored) was fined 90 and
cost for assaulting and beating Fannie
johnson.
Samuel Foster (colored), for assuliing aud
threatening TO kill his wife. was Jailed for
three months 10 default OF surety.
George Lawson lcolored was tiaed Vi for
assaulting Neal Meekins with stick.
William Knowles, Walter Stanley. l.. b.
Jones, and NJ. Buchanan (smail white boys)
we're fined 81 each for throwing rocks In
the street.
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TARRANT,s sELTzER APERsENT.

SURELY AS THE SUMMER BIRDS
comes the usual, nay the universal, demar for
TARRANT's SETTER APERIENT,
the great Alternative, tonic, and blood depurent OF
,he age. From the hot and dusty city, from crowded
wstering-places, from lake and river prairie and
forest clearing, come increased acquisitions for this
peerless remedy for dyspepsia headache, atulency,
blliousness, constipation. low fever, and all the
round Of bodily disorders most prevalent at this
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
(se 19.Su,W&F2wI
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THE READJUsTERs' MEETING LAST NIGHT.
The Readjusters had their mass-meeting
at Ford's Hotel last night. There was a
very large audience present. \ stand tor
the speakers was erected on the corner OF
Eleventh and Broad streets, a I'd at s y. NJ.
the assemblage was called to order by Mr..
j. S. Dodson, chairman Of the City Re.
adjuster Executive Committee, who intro
duced Captain John S. Wise. Captain Wise
read written speech which he had pre-
pared, and which occupied about two
hours.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Wise's remarks
Mr.. j. f. Massey was introduced, and spoke
for nearly one hour in his usual strain.
Captain Wise explained that Colonel
Lamb was detained In Norfolk by sickness
in his family, and that Colonel Cameron
was at BurkevllIe and prevented from COM
ing by bis indispositon.
A band OF music en!ivened the occasion
not little. The crowd was composed
chiefly OF persons who went up to the speak
ing from idle curiosity; but it was adj
mitted on all sides that very few Readiust-
ers were present.
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WHEN HoUsE-CLEASIso pat Sewed Caipat-
Lining under your old as well as the new carnsis'
Use only that manufactured Of cotton and gspsr.
American Carpet Lising Company, New fosk ana
Boston Foo sale By all earpet-dealers.
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OFFICERS ELECTED. Monroe Division,
Sons OF Temperance, has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term: Worthy
Patriarch, G. NJ. Mayes; Worthy Associate,
Charles Walsh; Recording Scribe, A. c.
Liggon; Assistant Recording Scribe, w. b.
Ratcliff; Financial Scribe, George A. Hill ;
Treasurer, r. A. Justis; Conductor, w. w.
Phillips; Assistant Conductor, James
Walsh; Chaplain, James NJ. Blount; Inside
Sentinel, j. II. b. Tate; Outside Sentinel,
w. b. Woodward. Z. S. Ferneyhough,
past worthy patriarch.
Richmond Commanderv, No. 2. knights
Templar, last night elected the following
officers N. w. Warrington, senior warden ;
James II. Capers, junior warden. The fol-
lowing appointments were made: George
A. Ainslie, standard-bearer; A. X. Court.
ney, sword-bcarer; b. f. Howard, warder
j. K. Tyler, first guard; G. A. West,
second guard; w. Ellis Jones, third guard
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DROFEsSOR La PLACE WILL RE

SINE HIS GLASSES and PRIVATE LES
sons IN FRENCH on the 18TH OfSEPTEhBER.
Iie girls and young ladies will he taught In classes
formed al their residence. BOYS and young men s
classes will be formed at his CLASSROOM, 2O3 north
SIKH street.
The sb0ye classes viii lie taught a, school rates
ssy sSO FOR session OF nine months.
Trims MODERATE for private lessons.
Monsieur Ia PLACE will also conduct classes In
Frrrch al Mrs. COlsiOn's school from A. nj. for
nule girls lnd young lsde1. with privilege OF ad-
milling pupils WHO are not regular attendants OF
CoSVERsATION CLASSES will be arranged
fiOm to ii L. Nj.
Best references In the city.
Tor circulars and other information apply at the
French Consu ate. se J-l s>i2N lh
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THIEVES FRIGHTENED OFP.-Yesterday
morning as a real estate agent entered one
Of the buildings on the corner Of Fourth
and Clay streets for the pur pose Of showing
II to parties who wished to rent man
jumped out Of one OF the back windows and
made bis escape. On entering the house
and making an examination il was found TO
be entirely stripped Of lead pipe and other
water fixtures. H'he pipe, &C., was found
broken into sm1Il pieces Of about one foot
10 length and piled GU the door. The loss
Is about tj0. This Is the 6fth house Ia
charge OF the same agent which has been en-.
tered Within the lsst ten days, and the az.
SFegale lose TO bis principals 10 over 900.
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4ifhntond Aispatth.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1880

~ THE CIRCULATION or THE RIsPATCH
"a LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCTr.
LATroN OF ALL THE 0THEB DAILY HEt 8
PAPERs OF THE CITY.
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DARK FEMALE SEMINARY,
RICHMOND, VA.

This institution offers thorough training In Eng
nsh branches with superior advantages In Music'
Art and Languages.
Board on reasonable terms. =. o. M,
FOR rates Of tuition see circular. Apply 10
Miss EMMA j. TURNER, PRINCIPAL.
9I5 west Main street
References: Rev Henry Mcdonald; ID. D., Rich
1pOnd Va; Rev. james X. haxen, ID: D.' kicn-
ynond. Va; Pew. G. G. BlttiGg, y. De- Baltimore,
Nd Professor j. G. PttIns, A. NJ. university OF
Vlrginla), president Female College, luka, MIS-.
Trustees OF Macon Female Institute, oil whlon MISS
Turner was formerly principal ,.s.o,
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HusTINGs CoURT.-The Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday in trying the case OF
Lucy White (colored), charged with burg
larry. She was acquitted.
In the absence OF Judge Christian yester-
day. who was prevented from attending
court on account Of sickness, Judge Fiiz-
hugh, Of the Chancery Court, presided. The
court will meet again this morning.
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SEED wxsAT, sssvER. HAY. 81
CEED Wheat, GEOvER, TIM2Thr,
ANn ps,rII AH{AGRAsS SEETkS

w. bav. f,,. supo,y az CHOICE GRASS SEED
AMI sEEOWHEAsfS: also> about $50 b.sb<as q
That celesrstsd .SlOTTs WHEAT. wasch b said
by some 81 the bess snd most scieniins iarssss %
superior 10 any Other Red Whest.--sca CDuntrx
Gsntfssaas. OF 81 tussAnt This WAeAl vas rais<d
by Mr. ". r. cxdvsn, Of Crag oeanty. sna
smo0 o A.hsad Wheat. Price, e2. % psr bashei'
Pxr,ies waiting u ksad better spny a. ecce.
II. b. TALIAfkRkO q 20.
S>f6-tNcl nextba es'leeo Mn.
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Entered At the Post-Ofice at Richmond, Va, as
secpnd-class mztter.I
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day For the Middle
States, clear or partly cloudy weather, north.
west TO southwest winds, slowly rising ba-
rometer, and slight changes in temperature.
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The TOURIsTs-A GOOD PERFORNAYCE.-
Another fine audience, though not so large as
on Monday night. greeted the Tourists last
evening as performed for the second tine
In this city by Smith & Mestayer's very ex-
cellent comedy company, and the enjoy
ment seemed more thorough and unre.
strained all over the house, since they had
come With better idea OF the nature Of the
entertainment they were to witness.
As first-class variety and musical comedy
the Tourists as played by this company is
far ahead Of ANYTHING we have yet seen in
this city; and IL few features were elimi.
mated, notably some OF the dancing and
character singing Of Miss Carrie Swain,
which rather smacks Of and might very
properly be relegated to, the Theatre
Comique, we could unquestionably add to
this praise the unqualified statement that it
is thoroughly proper variety show. As
on the former evening. the audience were
convulsed with laughter throughout the en-.
tire performance, and the company, which
consists OF ten performers. are all good in
their espective roles.
Mr.. Mestayer, Miss Reifferth, Mr.. Long,
and Mr.. Watson are all finished artists, the
three last being among the finest deineltors
OF foreign character we have ever seen.
Mr. Meslayer is fine and graceful actor,
and carries on ibe business Of the play with
great spirit. Mr.. Long is probably the
most finished artist in the company. His
makeup in the characters OF EngIishman
and Frenchman was excellent, while his
limitations OF both were even better. Miss
Reifierth has great versatility OF talent, and
is exceedingly clever in the varied roles she
assumes.
Mr.. Watson's impersonation of the Ger
man is simply inimitable, and in his song
and dance, Lauderbacken," he was called
back three or four times, and the audience
seemed never to tire Of his droll humor.
His acting in The drunken scene in the first
act was as perfect as anything so imperfect
could be desired.
Miss Paullin sang several pleasing little
ballads, with guitar accompaniment, and re-
ceived an encore.
As the negro porter OF the i. p. c., Mr..
Bray was quite good and won much favor
with bis auditors.
The violin performance, between the acts,
OF Professor Muller was very wonderful,
and he gave limitations OF a number OF ami
mails with an accuracy that was astonishing
The play went better last evening. The
car was in better trim, and the perform
ance, though more than enough for the mo-
ney, was not nearly so long. Tonight and
tomorrow will be the last chances OF see-
ing this excellent company.
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SCHOOL OF FRENCH AND GERMAN.

Encouraged by the success or last session, Pro-
FRSsoR HASS ELEFF will resume The duties OF his
school on The 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1880. by
his method verv Young children, as we'll as olCer
pppis, are enabled through daily drill and use Of
the rgn languages, TO write and speak them per-
fectly.
Best references given from schools and patrons
of this city.
Special classes for Young men Private lessons IL
desired. Hours arranged TO suit pupils attending
schools or English.
Pupils can enter at any time during the session.
For circulars and further particulars apply NJ 304
east Grace street. Sc 26 |Su,W&Flm
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm, with occasional threatening clouds
After nightfall 1t was cool and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o a. NJ. 70;
. A. NJ, rs; noon, SO; . =. NJ, 80; 6 p.
". rs; midnight. 84.
Mean temperature, ~.
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OUR BOYS.

The Boys Clothing we offer Is of our own
manufacture. Particular attention Is paid 10
the ioedr-resisting qualities Of the fabrics
we use. Every seam that requires strength is
sewe1 double. The Innings are in harmony
with TIE exterior and In every detail they nttt
be found perfect and reyiabie.
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THE CHiLDREE's CLOTHING
is manufactured for us from goods and rim
mlng5 that we select for the purpose. II Is
only necessary to say tha. this branch Of our
trade has no rirdis. No pieces or scraps are
used for faeings. Every seam IS sewed with
silk. and the same careful supervision that we
give 10 the finest gentlemen's dress suit is gwen
10 the ordinary play suit.
In reply to numerous requests, zoe Deg to
state that our patterns are notJor sale at
any price.
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The Third congressional district: w. II
Carter. Arthur A. Spiizer, j. W. Poipdex.
ter, Marshall Leonard, and the Chairman,
Colonel Nye.
The following canvassers were appointed
Richmond, II. A. Paul Manchester, Simuel
Logan; Caroline, p. u. Pendlcfon; Cbes-
ierheld, John Cox; Hanover, ]. W. Jones
HeDrico, John Wallace; Louisa, William r.
Lucas.
w. Fl. Lester, w. C. Roane, and W. II.
Carter were appointed canvsssers at large.
Mr.. Spiizer moved that the canvsssers In
form their people what Is necessary to quail
lily themselves as voters, and each city and
county canvasser appoint special canvass
er Tor each waId and township In the city
or county, whose duty II will be to report
TO the principal canvasser OF bis city or
county.
The motion was adopted. and the.commit-
tee adjourned to meet again to-day to re-
ceive the address which will be prepared for
the Republicans OF the district by the COM
miltee appointed for the purpose.
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CARPETS. oIL-CLOTms, DC.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY FALL
j. STOCK OF GOODS. A full line OF CAkPETs.
OIL.lLOTHs, DKUGGE1s, RUGS. and MATS:
cORNtCE LACE aud DAMASK CURTAtNa :
HAEGtNGs OF the latest designs; and MOSQUITO
CAyOPfE& which an Opening ~ low prizes. Az
orders promptly stiesded 20. 4. JkhNINGk;
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Mr.. JOSEPH 8. GREENsTELUER.
1Sl hsyins located psrmspeatiy In Richmond De-.
sires % tqlofn The public shat he has contested
Mnself v5fh the extAnsjys 1rn of nAseres 6YtLt
kk0ThkDG Dealers IL Dry Goo Is 9i1 Broad
s,rssi ekem ~ vosid - psessed 70 ~ ble nsnes-