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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04
NEW ORLEANS.
GOLD a STOCK TELEGRAPH co.
Commercial News Department,
Spots closed du !; middling IL

'uALt EoIoN
Galveston, Augutt 2.-Receipts 4lS.
LIVERPOOL
Iiyernool, August l-I3 Is p no COTTON
stead, miudliug, uplapds 1916. ORLEANS o1s.
%. m,-sales VI American 7, 40.
Futures dull,
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WHKOn wOOds WOFHs
5PoKKS-From 2 to IN inch, per Set, XXX
select, %, Xxx, 1915.
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STOLEN.

lSTG1YED-A sorreli cot, with nsx name
and til. blaze fsre ana white hind loot;
one wear old The n der viii rec i've i've
! Iisrs reward by rtturnins the above de-
rIbed cult 20 the farn Of "
JAS. %. CRUTCHTIELD, 4.
amffar east Usllaa
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TEACHER WANTS o
DUFFAU, ERAIH CO.. TEXAS

A errrpsferf ard trperiru1ed teect-r j.
~ rfsf ~ o. trlld % = rernr-rt -shg-i
rire = b. c1r frfrr q ffrueis aesi-t1rt auallts-i
- vrrris II-st'sb y - ~ rrsr 3. ~ - 20
% i'''i - "'' D-T. OLDHAM.
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Poultry AND 6

Eggs to 10 cents per dozen.
Butter-NOIthern 20 to % I-2 Texas IL @ 2
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CHIeKKNs-We quote S175 for spring; fol-
grown, e. so.
Dallas Wool Market.
Fine, 20; medium, %; heavy, zoo. Black
barry and dirty, to 10 cents OF.
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ls:iOv m.-spots quiet; sales 40.
1.xS ~ MIXTURES b rely eody

Consolidated net receipts ~ $50.
Expofta To Great Britain Ii, l43.
France nCne.
Continent 100.
Channel none.
Stock I'll 1888
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regents have hsd no meeting 10 select 8
! G hsncello T, have no suIhority TO DC 20 yet
Who is it that has taken II upsn himself or
themselves 70 select q chancellor 10 sd-
vsncei We don't know anything about DR.
. Harris and DO not wish il under
Aytood that We are raising oSsction
% him, for he may be Just the gentleman
Ied for chancellor, ssd be msy be, indeed
unsuimous choics Of all thofe who are
control" when they get 10 control, but
can il be known that be iti And Why
should there be cut snd dried timber for this
position when there may be Other gentlemen
lust ss eminent In The Esd Of lesrnirg. just
o. Distinguished o. educators Is Or. Harm :
Suppose d.. NcCOsh, Of Princeton, o. III
prssis nj Of Yale or Hsrvtrd cOilsgss, or
the u, ivsrsitJ Of Virgins, or Washington
ard Lee ivs-sity, thould Be A. spPlicsui
for he po.itios Of chsncslior OF Cur nsie
urISsN sEDrsss . sildrgnsss % accept
A. frs o. Be dsbsrrsi from oonsi5srs-
foa becsuss rome Oficious sonsbody CT
sornsbo5is haze sslscis1 ths ehsDesllur il
s3vsnosi Ard sgsin. boz cane The tsset-
e-s' nOrma instituss.. the err 7ettbsf
stboo's. 90 ihsy srs csilsd, ''uDos- she con
hol Of ne TsIss tossd of eo0esd01'' The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-04

poLtce CouRr. The following cases were
xlIsposed Of yesterday:
John Richardson was hnec " TOT ioeu'"s
f.ss horse on the street.
ysmes stewart (colored) was Sned Sle
sor rs,ne hose In washing his horse, 10 Nlo'
jaflon OF the city ordnance: -
Tcwis Retfs was 6ned 50 TOT his son
su,,,,I,e an the street.cars while IN MOTION.
Pahert Brown (coiored), charged Win
unlawful gaming, was sent on TO the grand
fury. ,..,..,or.a, charged with
cnrslnr and abusing Rachel Coleman, was
tailed for three months in default OF surely
Reuben Camp (colored) was fined " for
fighting 10 the streets. ,,h
joseph Basnett (colored), charged WIN
attempting TO break into the dWelhng'
house of j. M. Brown for the purpose oi
robbery. Sent on TO the grad Jury.
WnIiam Pemberton (coiored), charged
u.,,h asssultjnp and threatening the lie oil
Msrgaret Booker, and also stealing one diess
from MMearet Booker. Discharged
sarah Rivers was fined s. for being drunk
w;t,,sm Ncrmau and Moses Lewis (col'
oredl. unlawfui trespass, were held IN de'
fault Of surety 10 keep the peace Tor lnreC
months. - .,,.,
william Kragle. charged with stealing
one tape-line from John Weinburn. DIS
charged.
DIR. w. C. Wisener, trespassing upon the
premises OF and cursing and abusing Mar
garet Gentry. Continued until to-day.
Bradford Robinson (colored) was bned y
for assaulling and beating Maggie Broaddus
Martha Harris (coIored), charged VIII
being disreputable character. Surety iol
three months required. Committed in de
fault.
M. Hicks was fined $3.50 for leaving hi
team standing on the street.
Beverley Gregory (coiored) was fped 81
for obstructiDg the street with his dray anC
refusing 20 move when ordered by the pc
lice.
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Another victim ofwall street.

New 1ofk tApresssI
Among the failures announced yesterday
was that OF William Il. Croft. He had
amassed a large fortune by his energy and
enterprise In his legitimate business-that
OF builder-when, by some perverse piece
OF ill.luck, he went into Wall street. His
earnings were swallowed upin speculation,
and yesterday he was compelled to make an
assignment. The event points its own
moral. There is no more dangerous place
Tor man TO take his money than into the
raging whirlpool OF Wall-street speeula-
ton. Shrcwd as he may be In his legIti-
mate business, be will not find himself
shrewd enough for the men who pull the
wires that agitate the puppets OF the
street" Mr. Croft's case is only one o.
many. Every day some deluded victim Is
plncked, aud goes out OF the brokers' tolls
minus the earnings he took In.
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Mrs. Garfield says 10 letter written ter
DAYS ago, and printed 10 the Warren 20.
1Stttfs THE General Is lust beginning
10 have faint suggestion OF an appetite
From newspaper reports you would sup
pose he had been taking beefsteaks and
lamb chops by The quantity; but the truth
10 be has onIy tasted them TO crafty the
doctors, and not always to his own adj
vantage"
The manufacture OF yarns and coarse
woollen goods Is growing more rapidly III
fhe South than any other industry In the
whole country, aud The business pays an
average OF 22t per cent. 10 dividends. All
through Georgia. AIa6sma, South Carolina,
Mississippi. aud Arksnsas new factories are
spriBEiDg up--tbe capital furnished by
porthern men and the yarn manufactured
directly from the seduction.
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COURT ORDERS.

UIRGINIA--IN HECLERK'S OFFICE
Y OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BUCKlNG.
HAM COUNTY ON FRIDAY THE 10TH DAY
OF JULY, 1Se1-IN VACATION:
John Spencer.....s.,, flalnlH
es.
Sarah +. Puryear, administrative Of William A,
PGryesr, deceased, an ! IA her own right; William
A. Puryear, Dr., John h. PuryeaF, Hector ID. Pur-
year, Robert Lee Puryear, SIDNEY Puryear (the
last three Infants, and Robert A. Cunningham
and Julia, bis Defendanis.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit s 10 obtain decree for the
sale of certain mineral rights conveyed by the de-
PENDANTS, Robert A. Cunningham and wife, 10 VIII
liam A. Puryear, by deco dated - day OF Decem-
Der, 1857, aud for the division OF net surplus OF
proceeds OF safe among the plaintiff and the heirs at
law Of the said William A. Parye1r, after re-
imbursing the plaintiff $500 advanced for the pur-
chase OF taid mineral rights, $50 paid by him to
conveyance. and bis costs OF suit.
Aud Il appearing from an sfidayt filed In this
that diligence has been used by the painid TO
ascertain ia what county or corporation the defend
ant WilDam A. PnFyear, Jr., Is, without effect. on
the PLAINTIFFS motion IL Is ordered that The sid Will
month sfier due publication Of this order, aud do
what Is necessary 70 protect his interest In hs suit,
and that copy OF this order be published o.. a
l1ispGtch, and another copy posted ut the fro nj
90 Of the Courthouse Of this county, on the first
day Of the next County Court.
A copy-Tesle; =. A. FORBES, Clerk
Rom RT t. HuBARD. p a, 20 4w
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The Peeiing in Senator Buffers
County,

The Edgefeld correspondent Of the
Charleston Netos and Courier says: The
honest, heartfelt sentiment OF the white peo-
pie OF Edgefeid condemns 10 unmessured
terms the atrocious deed, and every one is
aoutspoken in earnest hope for the Presi-
dents speedy recovery. This kindly inter.
est towards Mr.. Garfield, however, seems
confined 10 the white population, the aver
age negro, from some unaccouutable cause,
appearing utterly indifferent, while some OF
them evidently rejoice, aud one, q wOuld.be
leader, and always ga Stslwart Of the Stall
warts" was heard to say shortly after the
president wss wounded, "D-n him, 1
hope be will die" D.
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Chosen FriendS.-Last night the newly
elected officers OF Ruth Council, No. Q,
Order OF Chosen Friends, were regularly
installed by Deputy Supreme Councillor 5.
Bassett Erencb. Ruth Council Is reported
to be in a most fOurishing condition. The
following are the chief officers Installed last
night: Thomas Bass, past chief councillor;
A. Knorr, chief councillor; George q.
Ely, vice-councllor; John b. Vaughan,
recorder; Mark Lloyd, dnancer; Henry
q. Beattie, treasurer; 5. l.. Ingram, medical
examiner
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The School Bodrd.-Tbe members OF this
body met Tuesday night at the Baird build
Ing and reelected Mrs. Anderson as teacher
OF public school No. (colorcd), without
any opposition. DR.. Weisiger presided
and there were present Messrs. Peple, Tur-
ner, d. J. Weisiger, Farmer, Owen, Foster
and O'Brien-coDstituling more than
quorum.
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Convention DelegdteS.-It is understood
that the delegates from Manchester and
Chesterfield county to the Conservative
Democratic Convention, three from the
former and six from the latter, have not
definitely determined who they will sup
port, but that the preponderance OF talk, at
least among them, is In favor OF Genera
FitZ. Lee for Governor.
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The RiUer. Crossing. Free bridge,
which in soBe parts Is Of dubious strength,
will be patched up so as to last till late in
the fall. The corporate authorities OF both
Richmond and Manchester some time since,
10 obedience to repeated complaints OF the
people, purchased the necessary lumber to
renoor the bridge, aud II has been season
ing for use, and is expected TO be Ia order
by the time above stated.
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Mayors Coa,t.-In this court Justice
Perdue, sitting in the absence OF Mayor
TAYLOR, disposed Of a number OF cases OF
ordinance violations, and committed Moses
Lowell (colored) to Jail for further eXamina-
ton on suspicion Of stealing plain gold
ring. The article is supposed to be the
property OF Mr.. T. l.. Payne. Lowell
made variety Of statements about the
ring, which he finally offered to sell for
sixty cents. Officer r. c. Jones arrested
him
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
rNyENTY.NINTH SESSION BEGINS sEPrVx.
BER 7IH,

Classical, Scientific. Elective, and Preparatory
Library 10000 volumes. Instruction thorough,
and wholly unsectarian. Churches OF five denom-
nations IN Salem. Climu,e unsurpassed. college
LOO feet above sea- level aud surrounded by
nountainsl. .yxpenses for ten months from e160
10 e220 lneluCiDg college fees, board, fuel, lights
and sasllngl. etndenis from all sections Gaia
jy s.ecdtAnS sEoRETARY OF FACULTY.
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Sunday School Pic.Nic.-'Ihe West.En
Methodist Sunday schOol-Mr. l. G. Wells
superintendent-hay made preparations
and will the present week go on picnic to
Braneh's farm, q pleasant locality, well
shaded and watered, and three miles fiom
town. Many others beside the scholars will
participate in the enjoyment OF the occa-
Qian
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Coal AM IRoS.--The Petersburg Goxe.se
Gays: simultaneously With the sale OF the
Eew-River road large coal and iron com
pasS was formed with plenty Of money.
Mr.. Thomas Graham is president OF this
company, aud will use his best efforts In
Aese.oplng the mineral interests along the
iiae Of the New River read.
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ko0erSUiHe TenH) Female College. Rev.
William A. Campbell has been invited 10
accept the presidency OF the female college
at Rogersyille, Tenn. The college build.
ings, which cost about $4,000, are TO a
large extent furnished ready for occupancy
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EXPENSES OLA RESIDENT STUDENT.

One handred aud niAety-six dollars, per nine
months session. cover all The expenses Of entrance
feas, tuition, board, fuel. sights, and washing.
Esghty-seyen dollars aud Dfty cents Syiil meet the
expenses az a NONRESIDENT student.
For catalogues Apply at t&e bookstores or address
Ii. PUEYEAR,
jy 22-3tawtSe1 5td1w Chairman.
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FACULTY.

EDMUND Haze RIsoK, A. NJ, Professor of Latin.
III. IL. HARRIS, NJ. A.. Professor OF Greek.
HDDKs MAssIE, A. NJ, ID. L., Professor Of Modern
Languages.
A. n. BRowN, u. d.. Professor OF English.
EDWARD u. SMITH, NJ. A., ofessor Of Mathe.
MATES.
CHARLES II. WINsT9E, NJ. A., Professor Of Physics
b. PURYEAR, A. NJ, LII. D., Professor of Chemistry
WILLIAM ID. THoMAs, Nj. A. ID. d., Professor OF
Philosophy.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES, Professor OF Law.
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SALE OF YALUA.
GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
y SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
MONTGOMERY county, 10 this chancery suit OF Gays
executors VS. The Montgomery White SUI phur
SDriDg. Company. we will sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES OF said company, on the
premises. al auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1881.
This property consists Of 1.266 ACRES OF IN
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND, CREEK BOT
TOM AND UPLAND-much Of II In valuable TIM
Der: LARGE HOTEL. COTTAGES RECEPTION
HOUSE. BATH HOUSES, BOWLlNG-ALLEGS ),
&C. &C.; all complete, IN good repair, and capable
of com lOrtaby enter aning 500 guesb; also, a
RAILROAD in hrst-class order in bed aud equip
nent, connecting the lawn W h The Norfolk aud
Western railroad, one and three quarter miles DIS
tant. The Springs are In "a romantic gen IN the
heart OF the AGeghaLies, and in easy reach OF the
other Virginia springs. The lawn IS superb. and
Improved ". tn magnificent shade trees. fountains,
walks. &C., &c. Two white sulphur springs and A
chalybeate furnish an UNFAILING SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, all making a summer re-
sort second 10 none la attractions aud popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day OF sale
residue I'm equal nstalmenfs runsin2 one. two, ana
three years, with interest from day OF sale bonds
aud security required, and title retained 10y the
Court until purchase-mOney shall De tully pald.
Possess delivered January 1. 1882.
For further particulars address the undersigned
az Chrlstiansburz, Va. .,..
THOMAS f.. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G. JUNklN,
.-f.. alrn
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DESIGNATIONS q PARTNERSHIPS.

IRON THIS DATE, 9TH JULY, 1881,
IL MY COAL BUSINESS will be conducted 1n-
der lie frm name of ALBERT BLAIR co.
Mr. MATTHEW GILMOUR has SPECIAL IN
TEREsT, aud has contributed Eve thousand dollars
10 The same. ALBERT BLAIR, lsEAL.I
State Of Vtrgfnfa, city II Riehmond-to ~n'
LII. Staples, a notary public for the city afore-
said ia the state Of Virginia. GO certify hat AL
RRRT blair, whose name Is signed 10 the ABOVE
writing bearing date 9th July. lSSl has scknow-
ledged the same before me, In my sald cily ana
do further certify that the said ALBkhI bLAIh lDs
dsy made oath before me that MATTHEW GILh0UR.
spscfGI partner. has actually paid Into the rim OF
kIRFRT Hair 4 co. The sum OF i've thousand
dollars In cash. III. L. SIAELtci NJ
~ 2S-Th6w
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithreld, and Hampton; WsShiDstOn, y. C.,
NeWberne, Washington, and TSrbOrO', v. G., An q
all points in Eastern North Carolina also, for East
ern shore OF Virginia, Old Point and all regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES
and through bills Issued. l.. Il. TAfUA
&c 10 superintendent.
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DELLEvUE HIGH SCHOOL,

r OCUST.DALE ACADEMY
IL will commence its twenty-fourth annual session
SEPTEMBER "a, 1881,
with Colonel d. +. BOYD, OF Baton Rouge, La. as
nrincinaj assisted by former Observation-Disclosures
WILLIS and PHILIP MAJOR, and other competent
teachers -, 49,.
TERMS 5000 for all expenses for nine nine months
Address COLONEL ID. r. BOYD or
LARKIN WILLIS,
ty22.tSeI Locust Dale. Madison county, va.
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au 2-Tu.Th&saet&w2t ito.

EOR RENT, THE FINE FARM EH
IL now occupied by William u johnson, sit Ii
uated on Curtis Neck. For terms, apply al ll0s
east Main street. au 3-2t
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER %, 1881
and continues nine months.
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EUR PEAN STEAMSHIP <fNS
Ia TICKETS. s-z&&kEso
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY

T.
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following iirst-class ocean steam
baltimore to Europe : CTJNARD, WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL,ANCh GUtON, IMAM. AMER
ICAN, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH-GEkMAN-
LLOYD, HAMBURG AMERICAN, and NTH
FRLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. aud BOR-
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, SECoND-CLAs5l and
sTEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from all the principal
pOiuts I'm Europe. Excursion tickets al reduced
rates. State-rOOms secured I'm advance. Pan les
going to Europe or sending for their friends would
do well to communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad aud STEAMSHIP
tickets TO all p0uts in the United states aud Gag
ada. Rates same as at depOts and general Ofices.
No trouble to answer questions. Write to or call on
A. W. CARRIER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent,
1000 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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DOCK IND JOB WORK NEATLY EX.
ID EcUTED At the DlkPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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rmr AMrnrcAN RnAcn.
sH0ULDERsi
NO MORE ROUND

No MORE ROUND sH0ulD1ns'
AMERICAN
PATE lSrKp
sbracin g
Is
dtuaedlm
any what
a. n
"0""' w - onnr.,sa nv posi-. SIND CHEST
SENT POST THROUGH OUT THE UNITED STATES
PRICE 7Ocr lei, s15O, a.
MAKEPos PAYABLE TO
ALsoP, MosBY & Co..
MAIN
PRICE. TEMPLE 4 co"
42e EAST
.zrss,1qm MIS-
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MS Jno. n. Laugbton, Jr.. Auctioneer,
1905 Main street

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MAT.
Ill THFssEs. &C, AT AUCTI0N.-THIs DAl
At Iok O'Clock vii sei a. my s1c s mouse al
I VFfsY HANDSOME CHAMBER SUI;
CET ,s, 9HT SHAm ssIfbFF6s,yahhis. BUREAUS.
WASisTAHDs, and TABLES:
pxTENsIOs DTNfNG-TABLEs;
HAT RAJ KS, WAhDROBES,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES, &C.
ALSO,
A lot OF NEW sCHOOL-BOOkS,
STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS.
JNO. L. LAUGHTON. JR,
.uA Auct0neer.
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EOR NAV YORK.-The Old ~

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old i'm
IL Dominion Steamship Company SSaaH1esn
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD DO
MINION, Captain WALKER. every TUESDAY al
2 o'clock u. NJ steamer WHANOhE, captain
Couch, every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock Z. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY every SUNDAY
al 3 O'Clock A. NJ
FREIGHT received up 10 l O'Clock y. VI. FOR the
Tuesdays and fridays steamer, and 10 O'Clock
SATURDAY evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed aud GOODS Tor
warded With dispatch 70 all points north, sOuthi east
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
After.cabn fare 10 New YORK, tlO'oV' reuhd
trip. SIS; steerage, 80 tnce
For freight or passage apply 10
L.. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv Cts tOmpany's wharf, kOchttE
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
DIOCESAN SCHOOL OF vIRGINIAJ
STAUNToS, VA,

MRS. STUART will be aided by a fun corps Of
superior teachers, and the advantages in all depart
ments are unsurpassed.
The aim of the principal Is to make teaching and
training thorough, and thus promote the best condl-
ti0n OF mind and heart.
The buildings are commodiOus aud the grounds
large and attractive.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 18TH.
TERMS REASONABLE, and all extravaganza OPP
posed.
Catalogues sent upon application to the Principal
NV 2.eOd2ml
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DAMPATIKE ACADEMY.

The regular session OF this school will open on the
FIRST OF OCTOBER. under the charge OF Mr.. n
DAVIS, graduate of the University of Virginia.
For circulars apply to Colonel THOMAS II. CAR
TER, Manquin pOst-Cfice, King William county,
Va IL 3O-tlJcl
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL DAY AND
u BOARDING. PETERSBURG, VA.-Seven-
tenth session begins MONDAY, October Sd. Thor
ough preparation for University of Virginia, L. ;.
Naval aud Military Academies. Highly recon-
mended by Faculty of University; location healthy
pupils uniformly successful. Early application adj
vised. as number of b0arders IS llmiied FOR GAIA
lOgue ADDRESS. w. GORDON MCCAbEi
fv 1e dom PripciOal
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EDUCATIONAL.

OEORGETOwN COLLEGE, d. c.
The scholastic exercise OF this Institution viii be
resumed on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1851
For Catalogues OF full information Apply 10
aug REV. p. =. HEALY. ). j., Presldent.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NICE
LITTLE FARM KNOWN AS "hEVEN
PINEs," SITUATED AT THE guNCTioN, OF
THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE AND NINE
MILE ROAD-In execution OF q deed or trust
dated 9Th OF October, 1855, and duly recorded,
the undersigned, subtItuted trustee, VIII sell by
auction In front Of Henr1co county court-nOHe' Oh
MONDAY, AUGUST STH,
THAT being court day. at IL O'Clock Ne. me FARM
ttiuated as above Ii contains % ACRES, more or
less IJpon II is dwelling with four rooms and pas.
cage stable smoke-house, some frut-trees, nc, ana
Is nice place. II also possesses some historic I'M
portance az the site Of the battle OF seven Pines.
Trims: The deed authorizes a sale for about
k475 cash: but. If desired. probably more accom-
j. {. EACH0,
Substituted Trustee.
GnnnRs q WILLIAMs. AuctlOneers. " ~
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mANCmESTEE AND VICINITY.

TYoR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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UNDERTAKES.

JOSEPH w. LAUBE, -
u FURNISHING-UNDERT
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
uOOn AND METALLIC BURIAL-CAsES,
ROBES, HEARSE. HACKS,
and all things requisite at LOWEST RATES
TeleQraphc and country orders solicited. mn
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ENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
n SCHOOL, AMHERST. VA.
a select limited, and high-Prade school, strictly
prenaratory 10 the University Of Virginia. Session
begins SEPTEMBER STH. 1881. Deductions
made I'm charge for two brothers, for the ons OF
ministers For circulars address the Principal.
~ o6.1w II. A. STROBE.
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w PETERsBrRG-yoHu

CHENANDOAH.VALLEY RAILROAD.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHlLAOELPHlA,ANuNrH
YORK.
SCHEDULE N EFFECTJCNEl5.I--I.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.

TAKEN UP AT THIS PLACE ON CsESS
i Saturday, July 23, 1881, SMALL RED H.
COW. The owner Will please come forward pr We
nroDerty, nav charges aud take her away, or she
will be dealt with according to law. Apply 70
j. &. LEWIS.
near lack smith's shOp, Brook turnpike,
au 4-Th& Sa2t# HenricO un;Y' va.