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alt NEVER FAILS ME WHERE INDICATED,
and its purity and perfect combination renders II
lnyalsable,n says the distinguished author aud
scientist DR.. Tulio ). Verdi Of Washington. ID. G.
Commissioner Natiosal Board Of HEALTH, Of the
LIEBiG CoMPANY's ARNICATED EXTRACT OF
WITCH HAZEL. Cures Piles, salt Rkeum Rheu-
matism, Periodical Pains OF Females, Catarrh. Neu-
ralgia. Sold IN 1fty cents aud dollar sizes.
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RICHMOND ENTERPHsG.-hessrs. Nor
veil. Leake a. Co. are now constructing,
grading, Gc., eight miles OF track for the
Henrico Railroad Company from Lorraine,
on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, TO
fhe Henrico coal-pits, aud have just closed
contract to furnish all the eross-iies re-
ouired for the Georgia Pacific railroad be-
tween Atlanta, Ca, and Columbus, Miss.-
distance OF two hundred and fity miles.
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.

MISTAKEN CoEsUSfPTIyEs In the treatment
OF lung aud Bronchial diseases the liver Is often i'm
plica,ed 10 such extent that hepatic remedy be-
comes necessary I'm efec;iDg cure Of the lurgs. In
the treatment Of such eases 1 prescribe SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR with entire satisfaction.
!. /. STEPHENSON. NJ. D., Owensboro', Ky.
II Genuine prepared only by ). II. ZEILfN & co.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy In the FORENOON, followed by rain in
the afternoon, which had not ceased up to
midnight.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, "a;
A. NJ, 80; noon, SS; z. M., SS; @ p.
NJ, 50; midnight, 70.
Meap temperature, Slx
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Editor OF the St. John IN. b. Netos saws; a.
In esh-wounds aches, pains sores, etc., II Is ths
most eFscfuaL remedy we know OF. No iamlls
snould he wihOut bottle OF It for single hour.
From the Cincinnati Dtepatch:
we have seen IT'S magic Effects, and kn0n " 10 oe
good article.
Frsm |. S. POTTER. United states consuI at Ore-
field RhenIsh Prussia: ,,
fter long wears OF use 4 am satisfied IL Is posi-
fiVely efhcient as healing rtmedy FOR wo3nds,
bruises, and sprains-
M. w. sHARPrR, vsldosta, Ga SAYS:
IT'S panacea for ell bfeises and burns.
ERom r. W. ADAMS, Saec, Me-:
IL aaye me immediate re1eL
In f1rty years' use II neyer has failed me.
w W. LUSf. Nicholvtlle. n. w says:
i use .vour PAIN-KlLLER frtanenily. il relieces
pain and soreness aud hedS wounds hAe in"k'S'
j. ". ,EEE says:
For scaIfs and burns IL has no esus'.
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GgRMAKs' MASS -1fEETING.-Tbe meet

GERMAN MASS Meeting. meeting
n f;ermans held n Sanger Halle last night
IN the interest Of q proper celebration here
iuring the Yorktown Centennial was not
rery largely attended. speeches were MADE
no President II. G. Miller, William LoVen-
.,etu. w. H. Zimmerman, @. l.. siegel. Ju-
Ins straus, A. Mott, and others, and So IN.
erest was aroused which viii effectively AID
he committees IN their patriotic lab0rs,
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EXCURSION To-NIGBT. THE last excur-
sion OF the season TO Staunton Is announced
for tonight. The train Will leave The Chesa-
peake and Ohio dep6' at $3.50 O'Clock, and,
returning, will leave staunton at 9 O'Clock
Sunday night. This will ofer a pleasant
days recreation in the mountains, and at
very small cost. Special arrangements VIII
be made for coIored people.
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No Quorum OF THE BOARD OF ALDER
MES.-The Board OF Aldermen did not hold
meeting last night, as was expected, only
seven members being present-three less
than quorum. Those present were Messrs.
Meredith (president). Bass, CabeIl, Cren-
shaw, Glasgow, Wexford, and Williams.
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CANDIDATES FOR THE SRNATE.-All the
comfy precincts except two have been
heard from, and Mr.. Lovenstein leads Mr..
Rehannan there about fifty votes. 1t Is con-
coded that Mr.. Lovenstein is the nominee.
The full ticket is, therefore: For the SEN
ate. Messrs. III. A. Atkinson, Jr., ana VIII
liam Lovensteln for the House oI Dele
gates, Messrs. NJ. L. SPOtswood, Charles r..
Taylor, james Lyons, Jr., and I. whey
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SALE OF THE OFFICE PROPERTY oF r. b.
LYME. Eso.-Yesterday the curators OF the
estate Of K. B. Lyme, Esq, sold by auction
the Office building, goodwill, permanent
fixtures, and license OF the real estate busi-
ness OF MIR. Lyme for $1,000
Ouarles e. McCurdy purchasers. The build
inc is on leased ground, and the purchasers
have the privilege Of renewing the same for
FIVE wears from January 1st at 5000 per an
num. Most Of the ofice-furniture was also
purchased by Messrs. Quarles a. MeCurdy.
A number Of horses, buggies, &c., were
sald TO others.
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WEATHER Rrpnpn

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy weather, with
rains, winds shifting easterly, falling baro-
meter, stationary or lower temperature.
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EXCURSION TO THE NoRTH.-An excursion
will be made North over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway on October the 1st. Great
Inducements are offered 10 the way OF
yound-trip tickets TO Washington. Balti-
more, and New York, good for fifteen days.
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siMmoxs LIVER REGULATOR.
DRoTECTIoN FROM MALARIA.

SO numerous are the developments Of Malaria
that people continually suffer from from this mex
ious poison when they least Imagine 10 IS lurking In
their system.
CHILLS AND FEVER, HEADACHE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
GENERAL DEBILITY, BILIOUS FEVER,
LAssITUOE,
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA,
ARE THE
PAINFUL oFFsPRISGs OF MALARIA.
ana have their origin IN disordered liver, which
II not regulated Ia time, great tuceriug wTe:ched.
ness, and dta will ensue.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
(PURELY yEGErABLEl
Is absolutely certain In It's remedial eff cts. and acts
Hore promptly in curingall forms Of Halaris de
eases than eaomel or quinlne, without any Oh The
injurious consequences which follow their use.
II taken occasionally by persons exposed 70 Ma
iaria, Il will expel the poison and
PROTECT THEM FROM ATTACK
See that you get the genuiae In white wrapper,
with red z, prepared only by
Au S0-deodlyAwiy !. VI. zEiLiN co.
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Communicated.
A Richly Deserved Commitment.

1t will be source Of the proIoundest
qualification TO the numerous friends Of j.
p. Rogers, Esq, TO know that be has re-
ceived the appointment from that gallant
and beloved son OF Virginia, General Fitz.
Lee, OF Inspector General OF the volunteer
military forces OF the State, with the rank
OF major. Major Rogers Qor we may now
give him that title) was distinguished ss a
brave soldier in the Confederate army, and
was promoted for gallaut conduct. Gen.
erous and genial in his disposition, and
tenacious OF his honor in all OF the trans
actions of life, he enjoys iu a presninent
degree the regard and confidence Of our
entire community. Uutil very recently be
enjoyed the honor OF being the president
OF the Commercial Club OF this city, which
is composed OF the best citizens Of all
classes. This position be voluntarily re-
signed, much to the regret OF It's entire
membership. Major, we most cordially
congratulate you upon a preieTment Of
which any man might be Justly proud 10
hold under the glorious Fitz. Lee. In the
name Of our people we thank him for con.
ferring so distinguished an honor upon one
of our most respected citizens.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Mr.. GRATTAS's FUSERAL.--The funeral Of
the late Peachy K. Grattan will take place
this morning at 1890 O'Clock from the
Grsce-Street Presbyterian church (Rey. DR..
Regd'sl
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GRAPES FOR waNE.

DARTIES WISHING TO MAKE
n THEIR OWN WINE eau get good CONCORD
GRAPES delivered 10 them any whore 10 The city,
from 100 pounds upward, foT three cents per pound.
se iO.lt G. X. GmMER 4 SONS.
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PROPOSALS.
AI0TIcE no CONTRACTORS.

RICHMOND AND kLLEGHASy eArLKoAD.l
OFFfcE or ENGINEER or WArfR Power.
Blcs will be received this once until TUES
DAY, september 2Oth, al q p. d.. aef oDeDst iu-
medlafeiy thereafter. for the CnstThltliONo of
A STONE DAM Across THE JAMES kffkN
Tie work win Involve ahou; q 0e0 cubic yards,
more or less, OF stone masoa.y OF all eia.se..
Estimates. plsns. specifications ana e'e.z tof,ss
burg september l5th- -. -.
Ample gazrantee viii b. required With the 6ds
Inc RslIro.d Comrsnyl 10 ego 600 for the fn'at.
nae nj of sanle. viii ba sxeeatd ~iihin tsn dsys y
teaward. Work msst b. comuehctd si,hn rI-
al most sixof euriBg the pressut sSsssa. ted iae
sl,oie work muss be cnmplefes BY Ausaf l. sce1s
"A'sf 'a''' p'"''' RFUBKN sHIRRErrS
Ene.neer OF Wat<s rorsr.f
RleHnoxp, ssgs<nosr 5, 1854. g sssseasssis
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much IL may have become i'm
paired by nature otherwise, II makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT aud LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
II Is not only EpEGANTLY PERFUNED, but n is
in every way most perfect wash and sPLENDI
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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READ or. PROCURE, AND USE POP BfrrKRs
and you Will be strong, healthy, and happy.

THALgIMER BRoTHEss, sol Broad street. cor
per Fifth, will exhibit an immense and beautiful
variety Of FALL Goops, beginning NoxpA r, sep
ttmbsr l2th. See their advertisement.
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&c. only for a PICNIC CIeAn.

TYPHOID, MALARIAL-, INTERMITTENT, Bill
IoUs-, and SCARLET-FEYERs prevented by using
MoRIsoN's PILLS. W. $. PMCHER, Agent, sl7
east Main street
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VI. ELLYsoN z CO., advertising ageais, insert sa
vertlsements n all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left AZ the Dfs'
patch cognting-roon win receive prompt AtteD'
tion.
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The choicest, most recherche NeyeltIes
in Genilemen's Furnishings, FROM LoS-
DON AND PARIS, viii be open for your ex-
ANIMATION on September 10Th.
We beg The hogor OF your inspection of
the same. Respec: fully,
A. sAEs q Co. |
Richmond, september 1, 1881.
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BED.BUGs, RoACHRs.

Rats MICE ants, flies, yermln, mo,quitoes, In.
sects, &C., cleared out by Rough on Rats" Fif-
teeu.cent boxes at druggists.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done tth
DISPATCH PRISTlSG-HOUsE Good work, loH
prices, and satisfaction guara~ieed.
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CANNED GOODS Of every description.
w. %. BLAIR 4 Co.
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LIQUORS Of all binds for sale low.
W BLAIR & co.
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/" BE7IFsDX W7T1R.

The TONIC QUISINE rs PECULIARLY BEsRFI
cTAL to The teeth aud gums. J. & r. ATK NsoN's
QUISTNE TooTH-PowpER Is ore OF the best means
Of presei wing The teeth and purifying the breath.
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If you have a fever. MoRIsoS's PILLS vii
break 1t at once.
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wEsTrnALIA HAMs at CnelsTAN 6. WHITES

NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
W. d. BLAIR Co.
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CHLORINE STRONTIA WATER, warranted x
cure dyspepsia. at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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NO. and EXTRA MESS MACKEREL, in kits.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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OyERwRoUGHr AND FEEBLE NERVES are
luieted, digestion promoted, and the system
ty The LIRBIG CoNPANY's renowned
COCA BEEF TONIC.
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IRISH AND CANADIAN OAT-MEALs at CHRIS
TIAN & WHITES.
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FINEST ROE HERRmes at CHRISTIAN q
WuTrE'e
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RICg MOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, large number
Of frst-class animals, &c.
FURMAN TUPPER, 81 Z. W., commlssiener's
sale ef twC-itory brick dwelling No 6lO North
Ninth street, just beyond Leigh street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RYE FLOUR, "GRAHAM" FLOUR, at CHRIS
A.
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-
TROPIC-FRUlT LAXATIVE.
PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LoZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATlVE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THx
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILI0UsNEss. HEADACHE
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
1t acts gently, effectively and is delicious to take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly, It imparts vigorto
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochon-
aria, etc. ONE TRIAL CoSvINcEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 25 and so cents Sold by all druggists.
inv 3-deodtMh10. 1921
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DEEP.sEA MAcKEREL at CHRISTIAN &
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex.
ID EcUrED al B DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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Picnic CIGARS, Sc.

PICNIC CIGARS, &c.
SURELY AS TIE BIRDS IN sPRfNGTIMR, come
natures demand for that most Doteut remedy fer
all bilious ironbleS-TARRANT'S sELTZER APRRI-
r.
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RF On all sales OF Real Estate made between ID.
lst Of January and last OF June the taxes Tor me
present wear have 10 be paid by the purchaser. Oh
Al! sales made between the lst Of July and last oi
the year the taxes have 20 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about hfieeD years ago
by al the real estate agents IN RlcamOnd ana ap-
piles 10 Richmond and Yicinuy.I
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RacHMoSD SEMINARY.

NEs. j. X GAkNEa5. -
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS
:, ~ esataue6 growth OF this SCHOOL FOR
.vN ~ LADIES having gendered II necessary 70
sessts ttcrestcd accom- mm o9atienss the bulldlng
~ East GRACE STREET las been leased
-. soi a Afta of years. This Building was designea
se e tor number Of years has been used Tor
,sa1oi pottSats. gt viii be thoroughly repaired ane
ses1 plee In ali its appointments Tbe accom-
sDAiloss fof b0arders are The 0ett. Two Young "a
il,ss y room. sEd single rooms provided when de-
a., comfortable apartment and all necessary atten-
~ pfovid-d f0r The sick.
y e school NlIl REOPEN MONDAY, September
sT Information a. 10 prices. &C., apply for cata-
- Il ~ ~ The bookstores, or 10 -
= e-oiWkteodls JOHN II. POWELL.
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THE COMMERCIAL CLUB TO ISSUE CRCU-
LARS OF INvITA1ION.-At recent meeting
Of the Board OF Managers Of the CONNER
cisl Club the subject OF entertaining mer-
chants visiting the city during the Centen-
NAL was brought up. The question was
considered OF much importance, and after
some discussion resolution was adopted
appointing a committee to prepare circu-
lar OF invitation, which should contain i'm
portant facts in regard TO Richmond's ad-
yantages As a manufacturing aud trade GEN.
ire. as also points OF useful information.
II further provides for the appointment Of
committee who are to solicit subscriptions
from merchants and citizens for the pur-
nose of meeting the expenses that will be
incurred in carrying out the same.
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HONE SCHOOL, THIRTEEN MILE

IL fROR RICHMOND.-Mrs. :. ID. DDNAL Is
Prepared 70 0ceoesVe FOUR BOYS 10 her hamily 10
- Taught wisD her own children. riie hss secureu
~ services @f MT.iWIJLIAM EWING, DnYertlty
~ llrtlnia- Re has dad several years "a 1Psrlehce
7n eaehlne ara can tsEye unexcepioaxi references.
A.. lkkhs: ti50 for session OF nine moBti'ss 1nelu-
sDhK washing
Adofefs Mrs. D1IN5kL. at Dispatch stsci0n. Gork
~ ter and CbeSats al z Eas<psad, New heut.
A1e refers 10 M,sssrf. .sohn O. steRer, H. r tiea-
ssEEf, Robert H. SOlnenytlie. and Others. Se 1%str
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. sc.
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Mrs. RALEIGH COLSTON's SCHOOL
Ah FOR
YoUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
sOl EAsT GRACE.

MRS. r. COLSTON, Principal.
Miss K. GBATTAN, Vice. Principal.
lins SCHOOL will reopen on MONDAY. lSth
eestenher. with fun and efficient corps OF teacn-
e. 4n every depsrr ent. and the Principals pledge
themselves 70 thorough course OF instruction In
eNey branch. For Testimonials Of their faithIni-
bes ano efficiency they refer 10 their patrons tOr
ereu.ars apply at 30I east Grace.
y seOdtSe2Q
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w AN r + d,
w PURCHASERS FOR
100000 SAWED SPRUCE LATHs.
so OOC LARGE No. I HEART CYPRESS Slim
GLF~.
$4,000 LARGE No. / SAP CYPRESS SHIN
GLES. -
togsther With a large stock OF ALL KINDS OR
I(INBl r. which we Offer az los prices.
TRUMAN A. PARKER & co,
Lumber ! ealers.
an l9-lms Fith sud Canal sirtels.
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RAIE II THE JANIS RIVER VALLEY.
The following reports were received here
last night from along the line Of the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad:
Williamson's. 6 p. NJ: Cloudy and
warm; indications Of rain.
Buchanan, p. NJ: Cloudy and warm.
Lyncbburg, 0 7. NJ: Just commenced
raining; 7:40 L. NJ, cool and raining; $40
p. NJ, cool and raining.
Scottsvlle, 7:20 p. M: Sprinkling rain
now; prospects OF good rain tonight.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAMwAY-PROMIsING
LOOKOUT.
The following reports from along the line
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway were
received about 9 Z. NJ:
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va:
Weather cloudy and pleasant. Indications
good for rain. Thermometer ".
Staunton: The weather has Deen cloudy
all day. There was a sprinkle of rain for
about ten minutes at O'Clock tins evening.
Charlottesville Excessively hot and no
indications OF raiD--nO clouds.
Gordonsyile: II begins to look a little
like rain al $50 p. NJ.
LINE or THE DANvILLE RoAD-GooD NEWS.
Greensboro, n. G., $3.50 p. NJ. Cloudy
and damp. Been drlzzling about one bali
of the evening.
South Boston. 6:35 p. NJ: Has been
raining since 4 O'clock. Had very nice lit
tie shower. Has now stopped, but more
threatens.
Keysville, $50 P NJ: Has been raining
since $50. For half an hour it poured,
Now raining slowly.
Powhatau: Been raining for an hour
moderately. A good rain promised.
STORM SIGNALS AT NORFOLK.
Our special from Norfolk, received here
at 9:10 last night, said " "Showery here TO-.
night and storm signals flying"
RISE OF THREE INCHES IN THE RIVER.
During yesterday and the night previous
there was rise of about three inches in the
river here. The water is slightly discol-
ored.
WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
"Cloudy weather, with rains, winds
shifting to easteTly, falling barometer, sta
,soror,. Ia rvnr -
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w STAUNTON, VA OPENS SSEPfBMBER2O,
1881. ONE OF THE FIRST SCHOOLS FOR
YOC Nc LADIES IN THE UNITED STATES: sur
rOanOings beautiful. Climate unsurpassed. Pupils
IRON seventeen States.
Terms among the best IN the Union. Board, wash
ing, Eugiish course, Latin, French. German, IN
sirumental Music, &C.. for scholastic year. from
September 10 June. 1898. For catalogues write 10
REy. WILLIAM A. HARRIS. u. ID.
" l5sdeOd2m&Wlm President. StauntOn, Va.
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RASDOLPa-MACON COLLEGE,
AS ASHLAND, VA.

Fan session opens SEPTEMBER Is, 1881.
wi CLASSICAL and SCIENTIFIC COURSE
~ueai. Expenses very moderate. Location ac-
eeaalDle. For catalogue. send 10
llZs-oaaInanIh w. w. RENNEIr. PresiCent.
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In the Society: DR.. John Herbert Clai-
borne, Petersburg, Va; Professor James
J. White, Lexington, Va; Colonel William
Byrd, Winchester, Va; Rear.Admiral
Thornton A.. jenkins, United states navy,
Washington, d. c.; Major Robert STILES
and Messrs. z. II. Mayo, Thomas Booker,
j. Alexander Mosby, Jr., and Joel b. Wat
kins, Richmond, Va.
The following gentlemen were
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENC
w SALESLADY. Must come wen rec lmInend-
81. Address, with references, SALEsbADl ,earo
DfsDdteh. az S.sts
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WANTED, TO LEND s5 900 TO sl0, 900
w az per cent. on FIRST MORTGAGE kP-
PROVED CITY REAL ESTATE.
Appy 10 WARREN n QUARLES.
Sc 1O-tOd3t l1l7 Main street.
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YO8 KsNs.

DLEAsANT ROOMS FOR RENT fa
Il IuQulre AZ ~
lu.Zg COS W k~T CARY NIRfEI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-10

w ~ Cor. .on.yille Seminary DESIRES PO-
sITGON As GOVERNESS N private famili. VIII
teach English, Junior French. Mssc piano and orr
ganl Arithmetic SC. Terms res fOnaDb. Address
Miss l.. l.. j., 445 L street, Washington. ID. c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-10

WANTED. TO FIND A GENTLEMAN
w WHO WILL RENT HALF or GOOD
HDUSE ln a convenient location with the UNDER
signed. Address imme ediately, n Disp0tck once,
.ith real name, aud a'e size Of family,
80 8 Sc "HOUNE."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-10

MORE KAIN HIRE LASI NIIHI.
As before stated, there was shower OF
dew.like mildness about 4:30; another OF
more importance about 6 O'Clock; and at
1920 p. VI. the rain was resumed, falling
steadily until n late hour, and running
down the cutters in fine streams.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-11-12
Silks j! Silks! Satins! Satins :!

Silks satns embraces Silks both plain and Gross
Black and of all coos and Black an. Coorel Sans
4 and is, say the least, perfectly complete
hand large variety Of Fancy Cooed Damask
Damusk Dalask, Wine Cloth, Table Linen, Nap
kins We here offer great bargains line OF Towels
stock Of these san. and will sell
at prices ranging 80 dozen np
Call and Examine our Dress Goods and other Depart
ments and Satisfy Yourself.
BAANK4YS lsIzl 4l!sl!!IIELz Z pkANNHAq$
Arc they all wool Ycs all wool and Double Width This question
is asked and answered every day and applies great
Of Blankets, Coye1iets etc. sell
from 81 0 $40 per pair.