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AprIll2, April 10, ApriI9, April l6
1879. 1880. 1881. 1851.
W. G.. W. e. w. C.. W. G.
s...16 20 l2 IA IS 30 90 20


stll-born..... 3 D 2 8 4
Mean temperature for week ending April
OH, 41o 00/; mean temperature for week
ending April 18th, $50 AZ.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending
April 9th, LOO inches; amount OF rainfall
for week ending April 10th, l 32 inches.
Rate Population, as per census 1880
White, 1871; colored, 20, ,699-total, 64,-
670.' Rate OF mortality OF whole popula-
tion was 80 80 per 1000 per annum. Rate
OF mortality Of white population was 27.22
per 1000 per annum. Rate Of mortality Of
colored population was 50.44 per 1000 per
aDDum.
Figures used In this report-White, Ss,-
200; eolored, 2G,S00-total, 65,00O.'
sIhe $50 added 70 population s per census Is
population OF our city.
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The HusTINGs CouRr.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday William II. Griffin (co-
lored), indicted for breaking open the ware
house Of Charles T. Palmer and stealing
therefrom one iron pot and other articles,
was tried and convicted, the jury fixing bis
term OF confinement in the peniteutIary at
two years; but the accused having already
served TWO terms, under the law he will be
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
The case Of The Commonwealth Us. Man.
nerschmldt has been set for Friday, and the
Judge has drawn special jury for the trial
Of that cause.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, so;
Q A. NJ, 81; noon. so; 3 p. NJ, 6j; 7.
NJ, G2; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature, SO ) 6.
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NEW PUBLICATION
A GREAT NUMBER.
SCRIBNER FOR MAY.
extra EDITION.

The May number OF sCRIBNER's MuNTUL Y
contains many special features some Of the iliustra-
tons beiug of great beauty, notably
A FRoNTIsPIECE PORTRAIT OF CARLYLE.
one of Coles most striking works. II accompanies
apaper on Personal Impressions OF Thomas Car
lyle In ls4s," by
RALPH WALDO EMERSON,
published by special arraneement wi h Mr. Emerson
aud the Massachusetts Historical Society.
A NOVELETTE, BY GEORGE w. CABLE,
Madame Delphlne," is begun to continue through
several numbers.
There is the arst paper of a remarkably valuable
series by Colonel George E. Waring, Jr on "The
Sanitary Condition OF New York "a startling pre-
sentation Of facts; article by Sir julius Benedict
on Jenny Lnd,n with splendid full page portrait
Among the Esquimaux with Schwatka." by an off.
Ger of the party, with porlr RAFT by Bum
THE MUTINEERS or THE BOUNTY"
the Pitcairn Islanders from Is59.'sC, by native
III anu put q Loluoh WIN Ilckens,' win views
of "T The Old Curiosity shop" etc; "Artemus Ward,
his Home and Family" with tue most faithful poT-
trait eNtant; capital short story, Honi SOFT Qui
Nal Pense." by new writer. ETC., etc.
4 richer number has necer been issued. Price
3j cents. SOlS everywhere.
In June begins "A Fearful Responsibility"
BY W. d. HOWELLS,
which will be foowedbya short novel by The author
of "An Earnest Tri1tr."
SCRIBNER & CO.,
ap2O.lt New York.
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GEOBGE SCHGN'S

9'N''Is- W
On draUgh. from the new and elegant mamm0t u
AIci5 soda-FouniaIn, Just received aud ~" mos
surerb apparatus ever received IN This ci,y, aud
built expressly for me 10 accommodate the large
numher Of carbonaei beverages usuay dispensed
al my counter. GEORGE StIGsN,
corner Main and Eleventh siTCeH.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE APP0INTED.-
Judge Christian yesterday appointed Col
onel John ID. Whitehead, Deputy High
Constable, a justice OF the peace for Mar
shall Ward, oice r. Edgar Shine, resigned.
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SMOKED SALMON At
CHRISTIAN & WufTRs.

TES YEARS or EXPERIENCE has firmly rooted
TUFTS PILLS Ia public estimation. Their Won
derful adapabiity 10 tie various forms Of disessc
is marvel TO medical men OF all schools. They IRE
largely usd in hospitals ia Europe snd America a.
Vel as In the army aud navy. Cuea and ct5eF.
countries where yeloS.feyer prevails consume ait-
Hons OF boxes annually.
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SALE OF HORSES. E. b. Cook, auc-
tioneer, sold at Davls's Bazaar yesteI day =
number OF rosds.ers and troi;ers, aging
In price from 1900 to $40Q.
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RECKLESS DRIyING.-Yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock wagon, loaded with hay.
TO which were attached two mules, and
driven by white man, ran over a young
lad on Fourth street named Leslie Young.
lie is the nephew OF DR.. Jeniier Garnett,
and IL aged about fourteen years. lie was
knocked down by the mules, and the wheels
passed over his body just at the hips. II i
only wonderful that ne was not instantly
killed or manned for life. As IL was, no
bones were broken, hut the young boys
sutierings were intense, and it is not known
yet whether or not he has sustained inter-
nal injury. The driver Of the wagon con-
tnued OF bis way, seemingly regardless OF
the harm he had done, and falling to display
even the sOlictude that civilized people are
wont to show 10 brutes in distress. This is
only one Of the many eases Of reckless
driving which can be seen every day on our
streets, and the sooner these impudent
jehus receive their deserts at the hand. Of
the law the better for the community.
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ARREST OF YOUTHFUL FORGERs. s.-YeSter-
day morning j. j. Wright, colored youth
abOht seventeen years Of age. was arrested
by Sergeant Howard and Officer Warren, OF
the First police station, charged with
forging the name OF J. j. Scott, well.
known barber OF this city, to a check for
Sl5 on the State Bank OF Virginia. Several
days ago Scott we1t to the bank 10 get a
settlement Of his account, and found that a
discrepancy existed between his figures
and those Of the bank. On being shown
several checks ranging in amounts from
80 II Sl5, Nc declared them ID be for
geries. Yesterday Wright went to the
bank and procured blank check
aud returned shortly afterwards with
1t filled uD for SIS. He was detline d
until the officers arrived, and was taken TO
the First police station. After getting to
the ,tation-bouse Wright admitted that he
forged check on the bank last Friday and
got the money On II, but stated that the
check for Sl5 was forged by youth named
Walter Johnson. short time after
Wright lad been locked up a boy giving the
name Of Walter johnson went to the sta.
tiOn.h0use and inquired OF Captain Plea.
SAINTS II Wright was there. He was told
yes; and upon being confronted by the
prisoner, was charged by that person with
| being the author Of the forged paper. This
johnson denied, but from . specimen OF
his handwriting which he gave Captain
PleasaDtS q great similarity 10 that OF the
forged check WIS discovered. johnson
was tbereupon placed under arrest and
locked up.
The total amount Of the forgcres will
aggregate $50 or SO. The matter will
come up in .be Police Court this morning.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, local rains. followed by
warmer, fair weather, stationary or lower
barometer, and easterly veering to south
erly winds.
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IT THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMATURE BALD
NESS bat snew 1t. the tonic qualities or Qdn'ne are
. specific l. no shape can n he used more agres A.
by !han ~ j. & f. ATKINsON's QniDIne Hair-iso-
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FULCUtR's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WHSKEY.
three wears old at $3.50 per gallon-s very superior
article; MoSrRosE Kentucky Rye whI'key. FUR
years I'D, at So per gallon. W. u. ELAiR a Co.
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SUPREME COURT or APPEAIs.-Y Yancey U.s.
Taliaferro aud ais. Appeal allowed from q
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Rockingham
county.
Leake's executor Us. LeaSe and ais, and
Leake and ais. US. Leake and ais. Causes
placed on privilege docket.
Oppenbeimer Us. Haiibcocke and ais.
Dismissed agreed.
Piedmont and Arlington Life-Insurance
Company US. Maury. Argued by Major
Robert Stiles for appellant and Colonel X.
l.. Maury and Judge Robert Ould for ap-
pellees, and continued until to-day.
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ENDOWMENT BeyEFIr-The Old Domin-
lon Lodge, No. 3l6. American Legion OF
Honor, paid Mrs. Jennie Vest, widow Of
the late DIR. Vest, SIS 900 q few days since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-20

Milous of rats, mice. eats, bed-bugs, reaches.
lose their lives by collision with ROugh tn Has."
sold Is druggists l5c.
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LEVY BROTHERS store viii be closed TO DAY
lWedned edaSl. and reopenei TO MORROW (Ihurs-
dN) when they Will show grand bargains IN every
department.
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LINEN GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS, The hest
and cheapest In the city. Larye additions 10 he
stock. Call and take look on THCRSDAy. as ibeir
store IS clOsed dly.
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VEsTRYNEN ELECTED. At meeting OF
the congregation OF ST. Johns church, held
on Monday evening. the following gentle
men were elected vestrymen for the ensuing
twelve months: X. l.. Brown, &. Bossieux,
j. A. Curtis, j. NJ. Estes, s. B. Hughes, j.
f. Mayer, w. Ben. Palmer, j. W. Shields,
| w. G. Stokes, +. A. Saunders, II. +. W.
| Southern. J. +. Whilock. Sr. The vcstry
afterwards organized by clecting Mr. j. w.
Shields senior warden; &. BOssieuX. junior
warden; j. NJ. Estes, treasurer; II. +. w.
Southern, register; &. BossieuX, representa-
tive to the Council; J. w. Shields, alternate.
Monumental church; John II. Tyler,
George ID. Fisher, =. III. Mayo. p. c. War
wick, John Tyler, G.. II. Skinker, Thomas
l.. AlfrIcnd, Thomas Potts, DR.. f. T. Rob-
inson, II. u. Whitcomb, Z. VI. X. Talcott,
William ii. Powers.
Grace church: William ID. Gibson. David
Bridges, John +. Lay. William II. Palmer,
Joseph +. Johnston, William A. jenkins,
A. Bargamin, Samuel b. Paul. Carter l..
Wormeley, Edward Warren, J. VI. Fourqu-
rean, W. 5. p. Morris.
st. Marks: John w. Btyerdge, Heze.
kiah Harris, William Tyrte, W. p. Blake,
o. q. Fairbanks. Thomas +. Johnson, w.
+. Jones, A. B. Eaton, w. :. DaShiell, W.
Is. W IlllanS, y. I. Newton, J. l.. W llllalDs.
ST. james +. Il. Addison, :. G. Green
how, Alexander McRae. John c. Shafer,
John 0. Steger, William +. Gray, James L.
Gray. William Woodward, A. ID. Williams,
Robert I. Williams, j. =. Cooke, John ii.
Claiborne.
Christ church Thomas POiudeXicr, John
7. PerOe, Christopher Robinson. William
c. Bentley, John p. Schermerhorn, Joseph
ii. Estes, II. a. Atkinson. Jr., ID. ii.
Gaines, Charles c. Bdughman, Robert j.
Mays, J. +. Sparks, and A. +. Rogers. The
last two only are new vesirymen. The ves'
try will organize next Monday night
81. Paui's: The election Of vc,trymCn at
this church has been postponed TIL next
week.
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NOTICE. All persons indebted 10 J. ID.
.se ssis sesan,s M, ~ sss
cannot be given. JOHN d, tkx s
No. 1000 Axtn sll.tt-
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TERRIBLE Loss or LIFE.

EVERY DAY brings added testimony 10 The tveel-
lence OF MtLLIS's FooD for Infants aud invalid.
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>EEihe grand opening ot Cheap ribbons st LEVY
BROTHLgs' on THURSDAY MORNING.
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KENrUCKY WnIsKEY (ionr years ODD $3.50 rgB
GALLoS-'luility unsurpassed foi The money-m
CHRISTIAN & MHITEs.
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FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND PREsEnyss
az CHRISTIAN q WHITE.
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MEETINGS..
aNrsGM CNTS.

,,TVMOND THEATRE.
II FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, o.
CON""'' Uf the Renowned
EMMs EMMMMs AssSrT Ass1TT
lMMA ABROTT
EMMA ABBOTT
.o,xD ENGLISH OPHRA COMPANY.
NhAN, ponuiar and Successful In America.
- The maeaaniTT' BRIG NoIi, and CASTLE.
satSsiWALD; MAUREIs and ro0LEs
~,,xD CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
MONDAY.
,,,,suction oi ponisetti's mASterw0rk,
6uo9pT RRIUE OF FLAMMERMOOR."
LII. NkUREL, JAMES, and BRIGNoIi.
TUESDAY
.,ossrsnee here q EMMA ARpoTr In Comic
ifs' oPrss
-- NAVRFt, SrRlNi JAMES. TANs, and
AtfV'" WILLIAM CASTLE.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
MARtTANA.
u,,p. N.vRrI, SroppARD, JAMES, TAXs,
ko>A' ana WILLIAM CASTLE.
wFpNT>DAY NIGHT.
MARTHA.
,,rorr. NAVBEL. = >IIiNI JAMES. and RRiGNoLI'
-,rpspAY xIGHT-pRIGNoLrs FAREWELL,
M "0 TLONATOkt.
posswAIp. MAURFL, JAMES and RRIGNoLi'
or PRICES: Orchestra Snd circle. IL
,'N5s.etS 2S cen cNtrs. DRESS circle, 1o cents
S,5 ga :, % Gems extra Family circle, 90
cr.; sl.,,' ., 6r.rS THURSDAY, April 2l>t, al
hNs NotFS' aud ofics of Theatre al : A. VI
ap2l St ------ ---------
Ip.YD CONCERT AND DRAMATIC
ENTERTAINMENT
.,.,b. eomphuon Of - Johns Lutheran Evsngel-
ie,lchurch >i,erle will be given at
SKN6sR HALL
v.rnNrsDAY EVENING. APRIL 27, 1881.
lap 20-1..l
DiCHNoND rnEATRE'
IL TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
rc,gy>rASoN OF ENGLISH COMIC OPERA.
commencing
This lWgDNF-DANI NIGHT.
r,eD,> fNGII>H COMIC OPERA COMPANY
In ABRAMS hr liant work OF
OLNETTF.
.r,ces, ofiwoc ntrents aud Of all The great cap
+e,s-Psri. Nituua. Berhr, London, Wash
ngrou. Nv Yorg, Boston, Philadelphia,
Blumorr. Chicago etc.
The Utlcti comic opera
RlILEF TAYLOR
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
ANY GORDON. BLANCHE CHAPMAN, MAY
~TrvgT Ft--lu NRI.ES II DREW. g GtORGE
pENHAM. CHAELF~ r. LONG. anda
Choru, pearly thirty.
SPECIAL >tENERl AND COSTUMES.
Bx sheet at RAMOS & MOSES and Office Of Thea
~ Nosdyauc- in The prices. Doors open AZ N.
P,rfEabce al s;lJ. ap lFo''
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VIRGINIA CLARETs tyery sGperior) at
CHRISTIAN WuTTE'K
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WEST CIGARS JUST
received by ". ID. RLAIR& 90,
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A GRAND HOTEL.
PLAN FOR ITS ERECTION ADOPTED.

An Earnest Meeting OF Solid Business.Men at
Mozart Hall Last Evening-A Company
with SI5O,OoO Minimum Capital to be Form-
ed-Stirring Speeches and Practical Resolu-
lions.
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THE "RETURX-REQUEsT SYSTEM. For
years the POSt.Oflice Department has been
trying to bring about the general adoption
bv the public Of The "return-requcst syS-
tenn" by means OF which letter unpaid or
mi>directed is restored TO the writer with
out going to the Dead. Letter Oflica. Many OF
the stamped envelopes issued by the Depart
ment have printed on one end Of the face
the words, :" III not delivered in ten days re-
turn to"-tbe object being TO have the
name and address Of the sender Of the let
ter added To these printed words. Very
few persons, however, using such envelopes
give any attention TO this "return request"
and in some instances when asked 10 do SO
by post-Offce clerks here and elsewhere
manifest great surprise, and seem void OF
any comprehension OF the importance Of
having the name and address OF the sender
Of letter on the envelope.
In the sixth paragraph OF Suggestions
to the Public" published in every issue OF
the United States Official Postal Guide"
the following advice is given:
"See that every letter contains the full
name and post-ofiice address Of the writer.
with county and State, IN order TO secure the
return OF the letter ifthe person to whom it is
directed cannot be found. Those who
only mail an occasional letter can avoid much
trouble by writing request to return if
not deliyercd,' ETC., on the enUelOpe."
In the last annual report Of the Postmas-
ter-General he says OF the return-request
SYSTEM:
NThis system cannot be too highly COM
mendcd to the public, and particularly TO
businessmen, who would often be spared
vexatious delays in important CORES pond
ence by having their names and addresses
printed on their envelopes, so that the local
postmaster may call the writer's attention
to any deficiency in postage or direction"
In the case OF letter or package offered
for registration, the postmaster i instructed
TO r6Quire the sender TO have his or her
name and address endorsed across the
end or on the back before the letter Is re-
ccived.
An packages OF merchandise, or Of printed
matter. eXceCt that sent at pound rates, from
a publication Office, should have the name
and address Of the sender thereon, preceded
by the word "from."
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TUESDAY
., .,ossrsnee here of tMMA AFpoTr In Comic
1871 AF' OprSl.
FRA nfANOlO.
-- NAURFt, SrRlNI, JAMES. TAMs, and
kf"'" WILLIAM CASTLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-20

Re1. Or. NASGUM, Professor University of North
Csfolina:
concur with Bishop DoSgett In his estimate Of
ue YesiPoCkei cure.
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TEST-POCKET CURE
FOL: DYSPEPSIA.

\ t>l-IO' hI1 " M
FOX DYSPEPSIA.
Ekhop U. :. DOGGErr, Southern Methodist:
J. IS On excellent C. receive Of Indigestion.
lave nsed IL with prompt beneficial results.
Rev. Or. NASGUM, Professor University Of North
Csr5ua:
lconcur with Bishop Dorgett In his estImate OF
ue Nesi-PoCkei cure.
Eey.B. F. WOODWARD. Presiding Elder Virgini
Conference
Ahoui twelve wears 7 suffered from Dyspepsia.
Falling In wit. this remedy gave n a fair tIia.
ARR rs use could eat awning with impunity. |
tu sure am Indebted 10 THIS medicine for what OF
lslih aud uhysica comfort have had for the last
sixteen years. have known many since 10 be re-
AtStc by Us use.
Rev. DIR. DABNEY, Theological Seminary, vir-
guia:
hishighly esteemed here by the regular Medical
Faculty and tho people. IL is excellent for lndges
Ton aud flaluleut Coic-Sedaiiye, Soporif:, tonic,
slightly aperieut. without nausea.
X. l.. DADSEY, Hampden-Sidney College.
Rev. LEROY n. LEE, d. d., Methodist Historian
am never vi EOut n ~ home or abroad. Ii IS an
suildote 70 lhdlsestIon. UreaHness after meal or
merits are alesed bv numbers Of high chsrac er.
have seen iried ed.eyery-thing dyspeptic Of fifteen
years Felityedny one DOSE
Editor Richmond Christian AdrGcGte:
This remedy Is Of tired virtue. have seen Dys-
ltlsia cufed mpefey by it. II seems TO be an an
ud0le 10 our IA ionai il ease"
Price % cents Sod 10y all druggists and coun-
Wy merchants NH 80
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El.hop u. :. pOGGETT, southern Methodist:
J. IS an excellent C. receive Of Indigestion.
lave used IL vi ih prompt beneficial results.
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MONDAY.

MlNTfA1.
,.,aucfion of ponisetti'S mAStcrwOrk,
els99TrcIA. RRiDE OF fLAMMERMOOR."
- NkVREL, JAMES, and BRIGNoLI.
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WOLF-TRAP LITHIA.

flrcei, LSdd & Co, agents for the
WOLf-TRAP LITHIA WATER,
W ar Prepared to supply It not only by the gallon
: 20 cents, tot by the glass al CENTS from our
AsN ana i~Wo'ed mineral. water apparatus.
Inc attention 0f al who suffer from INDIGESTION
" called 10 Re advantage offered ofsupplying them
. moleraie som tails superior medicinal beverage.
- 'no'e "ss Ssh 10 use II regularly at our fOun~
~in We viii E.Gke lljsgal terms.
mh6 go -. -,
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WEDNESDAY, MATINEE.
NARtTA>A.
,..,~,tp, NAVRrI., SroppARp' JAMES, TAAS,
ko>hN ana WILLIAM CASTLE,
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EMULSION OF COD-LIVER OIL
WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITES LIME AND SODA.

HYPOPHOSPHITES LIME AND SODA.
Contains In addition 70 PURE COD-LIVER OIL
IN grains OF fHYPOPHOSPHfTES LIME and SODA
J. Zach fuid ounce.
lhs Emulsion Is prepared by Messrs. PURCELL,
LADD &CO.
We bave the testimony OF the physicians Of the
lysni cOun ~ tn * efficacy in the treatment Of
FLNONARY DISEASES.
. As 4 IS prepared IN this city, cur patrons have
~ lailsiac0n Of knowing that in using Il they eau
nv upon lis FRESHNESS and PURITY.
We NeeommeDd IL Tor IL psistableneSs and ready
a mlalign.
MY cents and one dollar Der bottle.
POLK MILLER & co.
nh6 AD0iheearie.. Ninth and Main streets.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
MARTHA.
,,r,rr. " ,VREL. >IIiNI, JAMES, and RRlGNoLI'
,,rpSnAY NIGHT-ilRiCNoLi's FAREWELL,
M "9' TLONATOkt.
,.sewrp. MaVRFL. JANIS. and BRIGNoLi,
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.

Ryx .heei al RAMOS & MOSES and Office Of Thea
~. Nosdysuc- in The prices. Doors open At ~
P,r'-rEALce al S:lJ. ap l1-3lf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-08-05

Upon going to press we learn the
Iron Mountain road is making its sur
vey direct TO q point that will strike
the east bank of the Bartholomew,
thence down it, to the La. State Line.
The owners of the New Orleans and
Pacific only have the right i'll their
charter, to build through Louisiana,
and the Iron mountain has u charter
through Arkansas, now if inc intur-
matt ion we have received, of this sur
vcy, is to be relied upon, we can safely
say that this is the route that will give
us Il railroad. So soon AS the Iron
Mountain establishes its line to i point
on the Bartholomew, then the survey
in this state, passing through Bastrop
will commence.
We clip the above from Rastrop
Cotton Plant of August 3D.. We sup
pose the survey alluded TO as being
made by the Iron Mountain road is in
II different interest from that of JAY
Gould. If so, matters are becoming
complicated indeed. Who is who:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-08-05
The BRIDGE.

Work on the bridge has not advanc-
cd rs rapidly AS was expected, for
obstacles in driving the piling have
been encountered i'll the shape of q
strata Of gravel, and the sand, that
forms the bed Of the river, is not pcnc-
trated as easily as was expected.
Nevertheless, this has been somewhat
overcome by driving without ccssa-
ton, both night and day, and up to
Thursday night % piles had been
driven, which is onc-third of the num-
Der required for pier No. 5. MIR.
Rogers informs us that he has ordered
the machinery for another pile driver,
and that ho will soon have double tho
force at work driving piles that he has
ut present. Threc-fourths Of tho iron
has been received and the rest is now
en- route and will be received soon.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-08-05

This Academy has been long established
and successfully conducted. 1t is mainly
a preparatory School for the University Of
Virginia. Tho instruction, therefore, in
Mathematics and III the Ancient and Mod
crn Languages, including tho English, is
necessarily very thorough.
Tho Location is ono of tho hoalt hicSt and
most beautiful portions of Piedmont, Nir-
gina under the Blue Ridge and near tho
Rapidan River, and i'll an Intelligent and
highly refined community, with Churches
of various denominations convenient.
The buildings and Grounds are cXtcn-
sivc and attractive, and specially adapted
| to tho purposes of II l1oarling School.
Tho Session begins tho Third Monday
| in September, and closes Third Thursday
! in June.
The Terms 500 for session of nine
CO. months. FOR every expense except
| Clothing, Text Books and Medical Alton
| dance.
| Patrons prctorring it, Board mt reasonable
rates can bc obtained III private families i'll
| the immediate ncighborhood.
| For sons of Ministers of tho Gospel, tho
| Tuition Fec of $4,000 is rcnliItnd.
| This l.; II Private School, and under tht
| absolute control of tho i'rincipai
For further information, address tho un
dcrsignod at Locust Dale i. o., Madison
Comfy, Virginia,
u. +. BOYD.
| Is Principal.