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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

Seyenty-tWO volumes, containing seventy
six hundred pages, the official lecord OF
the Whitaker court-martial, the thousands
of pages of last years Court OF Inquiry,
have all TO be considered before the sem
tence of the court can be approved or dis
approved. What an inflictlon
The Rev. j. A. McMurray, Of Central
Texas Presbytery, has received unani-
nous call to become postOr Of Hat Greek
church, together with the Rustburg
Campbell COurthouse) and Diamond Hill
churches, OF Roanoke Presbytery, Virginia.
II the fool killer could spare a few mo-
ments from his watch over GriscOm, the
Chicago faster, he should take run across
TO New York and try his hand on Gale, the
Enolishman who has started on walk OF
&. 600 quarter miles in 600 consecutive ten
minutes.
At Stonington, Illinois, night before last,
DIR. James Mcintosh, while in lit OF de-
lrjum tremens, went 10 window IN the
fourth story OF the American House and
Jumped TO the ground below, the distance
being eighty feet.
Griscom, the faster, has selected the menu
for his first meal at the close OF his starva-
tion feat. 1t will embrace roast veal, brown
gravy. potatoes, and asparagus, and glass
OF milk. He thinks that will do for a
"starter."
The Rev. Arthur Edwards, Of Chicago, is
so fond of the byciele that be intends to
pass his summer vacation in England and
Scotland, making a bycice tour among all
the places Of interest he can reach IN three
months.
We would as soon undertake to make an
old toner drunk on chicken broth as we
would 10 get up a political revolution in
Georgia through the instrumentalily OF
Emory Spear, NJ. G.. He is ga masher,"
though.
The rolI.cal OF the veterans Of 1872 was
answered by twelve faltering voices at Paris
XIV. The Youngest member Of the band was
years, and the Oldest one ninety
seven years OF age.
Several Texans are in jail at Leadyile.
We have always observed that no matter
where Texans may be, they move in the
very best society the place has.-Ie,rds
SVdngS.
We appreciate the kindness Of heart OF
he friend who presented Us with 5000 ST.
z ernard dog, which we are boarding at a.
Ter week, but condemn bis Judgment
BosVton Post.
A cat bit little girl named Annie Web.
ter. near Whitcsburg, Ca, one day last
week. AID she has since died with all the !
ymptomN OF hydrophobia.
Two In0iana brass bands are TO have
competitive trial. Perhaps this Is what
dother Shipton meant.
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OFFICERS INsTALLED-BADGE PREsENTA-
TI0N.-On Tuesday night Deputy
Dictator j. S. Vanhorn installed the follow
ing officers for Monroe Lodge, No. 1856, h.
OF H., at their hall, west Broad street: Die
tator, j. r. Bessey; Vice-Dictator, j. n.
Gill; Chaplain, A. 4. Mitchell; Reporter,
]. ID. Mathews; Financial Reporter, W. V.
Glazebrook; Treasurer, j. A. Smith; Guide,
w. r. Pennell; Guardian, j. II. Gibbs ;
Sentinel, - Weymouth.
A fiDe gold badge was presented to Mr.
w. V. GlazebrOOk from the lodge, with ap.
proprlate remarks. The lodge numbers
seventy members, and has a good outlook
TO become fine one.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

n. SELDOM TAYLOR, e z. ~, trustees sale Of
biick dwelling No. 2l2 Laurel street, between
Cumberland ard Beverly.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. 6 p. NJ, framed house
and lot on q between Thirlieth and Thiriy-hrst
streets.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER, @ p. NJ, trustees
sale of brick dwelling No. sos west Marshall
street.
ROBERT b. LYME, r. NJ, commissioners sale
of valusbe real estat6 In the city on The east line
of Thirtt eBth or Governor street between Main
and Franklin streets, and small tract OF land
IN DuVars addition, near the city limits.
j. u. ELAN, 9 2. NJ, framed dwelling on west Mar
shall street between MunfOrd and Gilmer streets.
w. GODDIN,6 6 r. NJ, brick dwelling No. l13 west
Main street between Adams and jefferson
streets.
cox Il SMITH, 8 z. NJ, watermelon and mssk.
melons.
w. w. OLD and ". G. CABELL, commissioners
IL A. VI. valuable real estate In Williamsburg
and Warwick county.
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ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHAPEL, ON BROOK
AvENUE.-The new chapel on Brook ave.
nue., built under the auspices Of the Brother
hood Of st. Marks church, Richmond, has
been opened with appropriate services.
The Sunday school took possession at 4
o'clock on Sunday, and an hour was very
joyfulIy spent in thanksgiving, prayer, and
hvmns of praise, and in listening to the
congratuatOry and encouraging words from
their pastor. The services were wound up
with the baptism OF a little child.
At ) O'Clock services adapted to the occa-
sion, and authorized by the Bishop, were
conducted. A hymn was sung, and an adj
dress was read by the president OF the
Brotherhood, solemnly offering the build
ing TO Almighty God for His devout wor-
shin and humble and sincere service. After
prayer and singing, the 29th chapter OF l..
Chronicles was read, and addresses deliv-
cred by Rev. p. Powers and Rev. I. G..
Dashiell.
Mr.. Powers took occasion to press the
great importance to the cause OF God OF lay
effort, not only in the illustration Of justice
and piety in the daily transactions OF life,
but in actively carrying forward church
work. The walls OF Sparta were her true
men and brave soldiers. As the founda-
tiOns Of our Zion are The divine principles
OF the gospel, so are her walls built OF the
lively stones, the royal priesthood, her de-
Yout laity as well as her holy ministry.
Rev. T. &. Dasbiell followed with exam
pies OF what feeble women i good men
single. handed bad done in building up
waste places. He referred especially to
what had led to the building of the chapel.
II had come OF kindly visitations to men,
Der OF ST. Marks church residing in the
neighborhOod, poor, blind, and bed'ridden.
The kindly and devout cherishing OF this
good man had kindled in him an earnest de-
sire that regular services might be held in
his neighborbood. ThereOut had sprung
the present chapCl-the thaDk-oflering OF
ST. Marks church for her deIiveraDcc from
debt. He urged upon the people, in closing,
the plain but high duty Of reverencing the
sanctuary of God.
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Brief HemS.-The Hastings Court was
in session yesterday, and was engaged in
hearing a civil case. The court will meet
again this morning.
Alexander Fitzgerald, son OF City-Ser-
geant Fitzgerald, has received the appoint
ment as State cadet to the Virginia Military
Institute from this senatorial district.
The Chesterfield County Court will meet
next Monday. There are about dozen
cases to engage the attention Of the grand
jury.
The weather was exceedingly hot yester-
day, and the mercury played among the
hundreds from IL o'clock until 3.
A special grand jury has been drawn for
the next term OF the Hastings Court.
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PoLIcE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of by Police Justice Richardson
yesterday:
w. II. suter was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Maria james tcolored) was fined $3.50 for
disorderly conduct in the street.
Thomas jefferson (colored), guilty OF
stealing SO from j. w. Brooks. Ordered
twenty lasbes.
Richard Sbeeny, charged with assaulting
ahd abusing A. l.. Tyler. Dismissed.
Celeste Thompson (colored), charged with
assault aud battery. Discharged.
Charles Henry. charged with being
drunk, was fiued 81.
George Anthony, charged with contempt
Of court. Case continued until 10th in-
slant
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Liberal COHectiOn.-Th collections at the
colored Baptist church Sunday amounted
to 1891. The members OF the church form
ed themselves into clubs The Danville-
Shop Club raised S23, the Belle-IsIe Club
S75, the Cedar-W Works Club SlS, and the
Newtown Club S24. Several collections
have recently been taken up at this church
to pay for rebuilding the sacred edifice, and
on each occasion there was liberal re-
spOnse from the congregation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

ANOTHER MEETING OF CITIZENS SYNPA-
THIzTNG WITH THE PRESIDENTIAL meet
ing of citizens of Manchester held a night
or two ago, at which Judge W. /. Clopton
presided and Mr.. Henry Fitzgerald acted
as secretary, the following resolutions were
adopted:
whereas the sad intelligence has reached
us, the people OF Manchester and vicinity,
OF the attempt to assassinate the President;
therefore
Resolved, That we view the act with min
gIed horror, amaZement, and sympathy.
Without regard TO party we believe the Pre-
sidenf, as a person, irreproachable 10 his
individual life; as President we believe
him incorruptIbIe, patriotic, and wise; by
his character, his scholarship, bis abilities,
and his services, we assert him as an honor
TO his country and his opportunities. Be-
cause OF these we more deeply sympathlZe
with him, bis colleagues, his family. and
mourning people. We further mourn-and
deeply mourn-that the bastard deed has
occurred in time OF profound peace and
general prosperity; at a time when our
country-Our republic-is becoming mar
vel among the natiohs, greatest In all the
elements OF power and progress, and great
est by far in its sum OF human happiness
ana cODtcUt. we are uHSICu ohN DS"i
dered past expression that citizen Presl-
dent, constitutionalIy administering a gov
ernment "of the people, for the people,
and by the people," should be sacrlhced Dy
q recipient OF its blessings. We can only
refer 1t as the wicked impulse OF madman,
such as moved the wretch that applied the
torch to the Temple of Diana. Let the das-
tard traitor who has brought so deep stain
upon our country have justice meted him,
and let his name, his memory, and his deed,
be consigned to the infamous immortality
OF Erostratus.
Further resolved, That a copy OF these
resolutions be forwarded to the Secretary OF
State.
The meeting was spontaneous, and adj
dresses were made by Major Walker, Judge
Cloplon, Drs. Monterlo and Walker, Messrs.
Weisiger, Fitzgerald, and others.
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THE RICHMOND REGATTA.-As soon as the
news from the Richmond regatta was re-
ceived at the the Potomac boat house last
evening, says the Washington Star, there
was big time. The house was illuminated.
fireworks were sent off, and general jubi-
lee was held. The Analostans we're expected
to have entered for the four.oared race for
strangers. For some reason, however, they
did not have crew in. A broom adorns
the flagstaff on the Potomac boat. house to-.
DIV
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Sold in nfty cents and dollar sizes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

COUNCIL MEETING.-This afternoon at 8
O'Clock there will be Joint session OF the
two branches OF the City Council for the
purpose OF electing police commissioners
from Marshall Ward in place OF r. L..
Brown, Esq whose term Of office has ex-
pired. At the conclusion OF the joint ses-
sion the Common Council will hold Its Ieg-
ular monthly meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

The NEW FIRE. ENGINE. The new ro-
tary, fourth-size steam fire-engine recently
from the Silsby Manufacturing
Company, Seneca Falls, n. Y, by the Com
mittee on Fire Department will arrive here
by the next steamer from New York. 1t
will take the place OF Steam Fire Engine
No. 5, which has been declared unfit for
service and is to be relieved from duty.
The latter engine will be thoroughly re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

MISSIONARY TO DEAF MUTEs.-ReV. Job
Turner, missionary to deaf mutes, has re-
turned to Richmond, after a six.months'
tour Of preaching in the southern and west
ern States. BY direction OF DR.. GaIlaudet,
general manager Of the church mission to
deaf mutts, be will carry out his mission
work in the North during the summer. He
will hold several services in this State du'
ring July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, and
decidedly the hottest OF the season. At
p. NJ. q standard thermometer in one OF the
most pleasant portions OF the city registered
1929, which is the highest point yet reached.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: O A. NJ, 70 (;
9 A. NJ, Of noon, 90; z. NJ, 10l; p.
NJ, 81; midnight, SO:
Mean temperature, 9l 56.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

State Of Virginia, County Of Henrtco' ss.;
/, Mann S. Quarles, cashier of the abOve-named
bank, do sOemnly swear that the above statement
IS true 10 the best Of Ry knowledge and belief:
MANN :. QUARLES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day
of July, 1881. ..,,,,.,,,,.,, =, -
Correct-Attest: s. NJ. ROSENBAUM,
WALTER X. MARTIN,
CHARLES PHILIPS,
je 5.3t Directors.
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ELECTION OF AN ORGANIsT.-Mr. George
Bryan has been unanimously elected as or
gaList IN the First Presbyterian church of
this city to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Professor Clapp. Mr.. Bryan
is a gf fandson Of Rev. w. s: Plumer, ID. d.,
former pastor OF this church, ana the eIec-
tlon is very acceptable one to the congre'
CATION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

THE PULvERIzED DUST ON MAIN STREET.
Every merchant on Main street in front Of
whose place of business the new paving
has been laid down complains OF the dust
which is being ground to powder by the
many passing vehicles. Their goods are
being ruined by this dust, and unless the
street is soon watered, people who have
sensitive throats and lungs will have to
abandon that thoroughfare altogether.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

LAWN PARTY on CHURCH HILL.-Church
Hill is a very inviting place, and specially
so at this season. The Ladies' Aid Society
Of Trinity Methodist church will hold a
lawn party on TaylOr's Hill, corner Of
Grace and Twentieth streets, tonight and
tomorrow night. After enjoying the ices
which the ladies VIII furnish, visit to
Libby Hill will prove very refreshing this
hot weather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

OFFICERS ELECTED the regular meet
ing of the Deutscher MSnnerchor held at
Morgensern's ball the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term OF six
months: Joseph Scbopi, president; John
Steinbrecker, vice-president; John Miller,
secretary; Joseph UrscheI,, financial secre-
tary; Z. j. Roster, treasurer, Joseph Stein
brecker, librarian James EcEyoy, sergeant
at arms,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

HUsTryGs Court, YESTERDAY James
Smith (colored), who was indicted for steal
ing VS. from G. G. saamoue, was found
guilty and sentenced to three years In the
Denitentiary.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-FOr the Md
die Atlqntic States, local rains, followed by
clearing weather, variable winds, mostly
north to west, higher barometer, aud sta
tionary or slightly lower temperature.
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A COOLING BEVERAGE, such as Soda-Water,
Ginger.Ale, Lemonaae Soda, Ice-Crsan Soda, Or
Mineral Waters Of all kinds, can be obtained Of
GEORGE scHGS, corner OF Main and Eleventh
streets who has the best Soda and the incest Cigars
10 be found In town. Friend scHGN is doing big
hnsiness this hot weather.
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IFOr the Dispatch ]
The REGATTA.

was one OF the many visitors to the
Chesapeake and Ohio wharves TO witness
the boat-races. / think it but due to Mr..
Bremcnd, the agent in charge OF the wharf,
to make public recognition OF his courtesy
and kindness in arranging for the comfort
and convenience OF visitors TO his station.
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Is there no way to get rid Of the intolera-
bic dust on that part Of Main street which
is newly paved? Can't the sprinkers be
used? II not, why not Can the city fur
nish the water il some one will furnish the
sDrinklers? MERCHANT.
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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 or otherwise, it.makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT audLI THAT of YOUTH.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMFD, but 1t is
in every way most perfect wash and sPLEEDI
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and is harmless as water.
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VIRGINIA CLARET on draughi, OF uucommoniy
fne quality, at 81 per gallon; imported Clarst on
draught at s1 rs per gallon; California Port Wine,
for medicinal use, at % per gallon We eau recon-
mend these wines as rather better than IN 0st vir-
ginia wines. w. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.
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THE PAVING.-The work OF paving Main
street is progressing about as usual. The
tar has been put down between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, and between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets the paving is about
half cOmnletCl.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING-OPERA.-
First, "My New Maid," an operetta in one
act. by Lecocq: Countess Grassmere, Mad
anne Caroline Richirgs- Bernard; Lady
Lucy L'Estrange, Miss May Thomas. Se-
cond, overture, "Le Brasseur de Prestou,"
(Adam,) orchestra. Third, "The Blind
Beggars," an operetta in one act, by Offen-
bach: Zlcbarah Morgan, Mr.. Pierre Ber-
nard; Bufles, lMr. Monte Walker.
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The american Queen has been received
from n. Leonard, newsdeaer, No. 90S
Main street. This No, among other things,
contains an interesting letter about Rich
mOnd people, and is full Of the latest
fashions
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CHICK CIGARS, SC.

mo CURE, No PAY.n-We authorize our agents
TO guarantee that our medicine, IL taken according
to directions, will relieve constipation and the DIS
eases incident to torpid llver and If any one will
show by positive proof that Il has not produced
what we guarantee, they are entitled to return OF
their money, provided they take the genuine SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR by the directions
Buy only the genuine, in white wrapper with red
II, prepared only by j. II. ZETLIN & co.
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LIrnIe CoMPANY's COCA BEEF TONIC


ais far superior 20 the fashionable aud ilusve pre-
parations OF beef wine, aud iron," says Professor
+. w. HUNT. NJ. d., Honorary Member Imperial
Medical society Of 81. Petersburg, Russia, etc., etc.
Il will reconstruct the most shattered and eafee-
bled, reinvigorate the aged and innrm, aud make
sicky children blooming aud healthy. IL ihvaiu-
able In all femae complaints. removing Irregular
ity. pains, and exhaustion. And itquieis restless
children and Infants Beware Of worthless imita-
uonE.
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THE RICHMOND YACHTERs.-The Blche-
lorS' Fishing and Yacht Club have charter
ed the schooner George and Henry, Captain
w. II. w. Todd, for their annual cruise,
and will sail, in company with the Old Do.
minion Fishing and Yacht Club, at 2 p. NJ.
on August 5tb. The arrangements for the
cruise have now been completed.
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A GOOD Wednesday afternoon a
gentleman went fishing off Napper's rock,
Just below Mayo's bridge, and succeeded in
drawing in seven rock.fish, the largest
weighing four and half pounds.
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DYSPEPSIA rs THE cosTLY PRICE WE PAY
FOR LUxURIEs.--Its most potent remedy, how
ever, is foundin that eficient and genial tonic and
Alternative. TARRAET's SELTzER APRRIENT. Sold
by all druggI.ts,
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sc. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.

A SOCIAL GLASS OF HUB PUNCH, hot or cold, is
q most welcome accessory Of friendly intercourse.
This delightful beverage is peculiarly acceptable at
parties. Unc0rk it and It's ready. Sold by all gro
GERS, wne.merchants, and druggists.
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OVERCOME BY TIE HEAT. esterday
afternoon at 6 O'Clock the city ambulance
was called out TO attend a white man who
was overcome by the heat while walking on
Jackson street between First and Second.
He was taken to his home, on Catherine
street
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OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK At
IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Az THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 80, 1881.
RESOURCES.
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HoToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsT-PREMIUM
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET at sl per gallon at
CHRISTIAN WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-elega2t summer
wines-cheap, az CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
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WATERMELoNs.-Messrs, cox & SMITH on yes
terday received from Georgia a carload Of large,
luscious Watermelons, which they Will sell at auc-
tion TO.DAY.
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BED. BUGS, REACHES.

Bats. mice, ants, flies, vermn, mosquitoes, in-
sects, sc, cleared out bY Rough on Rats" Fif-
teen.cent boxes at druggists
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MILITARY NOTICES.

DICHMOND CITY GUARD, AT D
IL TFETION ATTEND drill Of yOnr company q
AZ the reglmtnial armOry TONIGHT At $50 Nv
O'Clock.
BY order Of Lieutenant WINSTON, commanding.
r.. X. SMOOT,
IA 7.It First Sergeant.
SIDNEY GRAYSE A
III COMPANY ~. FIRST VIRGINIA REG. e
IMENT Assemble a. l1l3 Main street This IN
(Tbursdayl EVENING at 81 o'ci0ek for bust II
ness.
By order Of L. f. BROWN, Captain.
jy Tit X. ID. ADAM, O. $.
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RtcmMoxp MIxrnAL.wArra srA.

Just received, fresh from the springs IN bottles,
GRBEEBRIER WHiTn SULPHUR WATER,
RoCKBRIDGH ALUM,
BEDFORD ALUM aud IRON wATER,
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS WATER,
HUNYADI JANos,
APoLLINABIs,
VIcBY,
HATBoRS. GEORGE scHGS,
Mlheral-Water Depot.
Eleventh and Main streets.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Charles II. Read Jr., ar
cbtect, from Washington, d. c., is in the
0itU
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
DIOCESAN SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA)
STAUNTON, VA

BIAS. GENENAL % y dc % Z IN ' -7'-'V-1 ~
Mrs. STUART will be sided by fun corps Of
,nre,or teachers and the advantages in all depart-
menis are unsurpassed.
The aim OF the principal Is TO make teaching and
training thorough and thus promote the best eondi-
ton OF mind and heart.
The buildings are cOmmodious ana the Rrouhos
srg, and attractive. "
The ue1t session begins SEPTEMBER 18TH.
TERMS REASONABLE, and all extravaganza OPP
posed n-,..,..,
Catalogues sent upon application TO the Principal
TfV 2.eOdZml
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

NJ. ELLYsoN q CO., advertising agents, insert ad
vertisements in all Of the newspapers Of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-rOOm viii receive prompt attep