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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-03
Personals and Rriefs-

The Democratic voters OF Richmond
have within the last three or four days been
prompt in paying up the capitation-tax,
and the list which not long ago contained
the names Of $3.50 persons has now been
so curtailed az hardly TO look like II did
before.
The prospect now Is that the Democrats
Of Richmond will poll as large, IL not q
larger. vote than ever before since the poll
tax requirement.
Still all those who are delinquent (and
they number thousands) must not suppose
their votes are not wanted. Every man
should pay up. The man who takes the
trouble TO pay up may be almost surely
counted upon 20 poll his vote.
Major Daniel has promised to be here the
night before election, and will address the
voters Of Richmond from a stand on the
City-lIall lot. Now there viii be there q
crowd well worth seeing. II possible the
committee OF arrangements ought TO have
the speakers stand and the lot lighted by
electric lights. There is no need TO say
orally, boys" The boys will rally 10 hear
Daniel without any exhortation whatever.
DIR. Manson, having removed from Mon
roe Ward, has rendered his resignation as u
member Of the Council.
At O'Clock this morning, in the Mayors
Office piedmont building), the Massachu-
setts Board Of Inquiry will sit to investigate
the charges OF misconduct on the part Of
members Of the Ninth Massachusetts, rcgi-
ment during their visit here. They want
to get at the truth, and all persons who
have facts to state will be heard.
Mr.. G. W. Harwood has been appointed
soliciting agent for the associated railroads
OF Virginia and the Carolinas, with head
quarters at Richmond.
r. W. Oliver, OF Richmond, has received
three diplomas awarded him by the Capital
State Fair Association OF Tcxas-which
fair was recently held at AuStin-for his
Purity lOng-cut tobacco, Purity cigarettes,
aud Purity granuated slnoking-tObacco.
A letter received here yesterday states
that Frederick Paulding, the young actor,
is very sick at Macon, Ga, with malarial
fever. His physicians have forbidden bis
acting any more this year, and consequently
all his engagements for 1881 have been
cancelled.
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ID ALLY, CONSERvATIyE-DEM0-
~ CKATs OF nENRICOl

There will be public speakine iu Hcnrico county
under The auspices Of the DANIEL CAMPAIGN
CLUB CT the third e. ngressional district a. sho
following times and places:
At HARDlN'S SHOH. On the Nnc-Mi,c road,
THURSDAY NIGHT, November 3d at : o'clock.
At SAlTllEl'S STORE. Gu she Mcchanicsyille
turnpike, FRIDAY NIGHT, November 4th, at
O'Clock.
At ANDEE~ON'S STORF, on tie Cary-Sigoet
road, SATURDAY NIGHT, November 5,h, at 3
O'Clock.
Thcse meetings viii bc addressed by Hon. g. A.
Bohannnn, Hon. ". :. Gilman, Hon. James
Lyons Jr, Hon. :. y. Witt, Messrs. james y. Dun
l0p, f. y. Page, John Hunter, Dr. 4. Nonte 70,
Colonel John T.. Young, the Democratic caudi-
dates for the senate snd House 81 Delegates, aud
other distinguished speakers from the city and
county. PEl TON WISE,
President OF the Daniel Campaign Club.
L. G. MINOR, County Superintendent Of the Con-
soHaiiye party. Oc 3O-tfs
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MAJOR DANIEL WILL SPEAK HERE Mon
DAY NIGT.-The following is good news +:
NORFOLK, November 2, 1881.
Hon. 4. II. Kelley;
win speak in Norfolk tonight, and,
as you desire, In Portsmouth tomorrow
night.
Tell the noble Democracy OF Richmond
that shall be with them Monday night II
the railroad connection is possible.
Victory is in the air.
JOHN W. DANIEL.
The City Committee have arranged for n
special train to bring Major Daniel from
West Point 10 Richmond Monday evening,
and all Of the members OF the committee
will 90 to West Point to meet him.
The following was received last night:
NORFOLK, VA, November ..
Ihave Just seen Major Daniel, and he
viii certainly speak in Richmond on Mon
day night, November 7th.
JAMES LYONS, Jr.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Jacob KONG, a
shoemaker, residing on Marshall street
between Second and Third, died quite sud
denly yesterday evening. lie had been un-
well for two or three weeks, but was at
supper. and fifteen minutes after retiring
tbtrcfrom TO bis room died-frOm pa
roxysm Of the heart, it Is supposed. lie
was a member Of the Central Beneficial and
Social Society, which organization will at
tend his funeral in body from Grace
Street Baptist church tomorrow morning
al 10 O'Clock. Deceased was forty-seyen
Vears Of age.
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RICHMOND. November l. |

Editors Of Dispatch; VIII you suggest
through your paper TO the Board OF Health
or CITY Council, for the benefit Of the
poor, that they make some arrangements
with the druggists to vaecinate all who are
not able TO pay for IL in their localities: !:
They have better opportunity even than
the doctors 10 find out those who have not
been yaeeinated. and it is really alarming
10 know the number among the working
class and colored people who have not
been. And oblige ONE VINO KNOWS.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Health Of the Bilious-feyers and
chills have been annoying sources Of in
quietude 10 citizens residing in places ex-
posed to malarious influences for some
weeks past, but complaint on that score
has gradually subsidized, as the doctors and
quinine respectively got in their work.
The scare resulting from n supposed pre-
valence Of variola has also been relegatcd
to the domain OF incensequential imagi-
nings. The city is now as healthy as could
be expected.
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BriefS.-The wooden addition to the
Richmond Ccdar-Works Qimited), other
wise "Manchcstcr Bucket Factory" have
been completed. The works consume an
immense amount OF cedar, and the product
Of their factory goes 10 nearly every habita-
bic quarter OF the globe.
Paper twine has nearly superseded all
other sorts for the tying Of light bundles.
The making OF this particular description
Of tying material principally engages the
attention Of the Manchester paper factory.
II makes an enormous quantity daily, and
finds a market for all il makes.
Six houses Of medium size, three intend
ed for stores and dwellings combined, are
in process Of erection in this city. Small
dwellings with reasonable accommodations
for ordinary humanity have long been in
demand here, and the demand Is undated.
Mr.. George Condor, Of Chester, who
meandcrcd gently to Petersburg some
weeks since, and left his placid mule and
docilc cart on Old street while be accumu-
lated those home comforts winch had
caused his journey, was much surprised
when ne returned and found both non est.
Footing il home was q wcarisOme task, but
he accomplished II after fashion. He
was consoled afterwards by the intelligence
that the base abductor OF his equine,
George II. HOLMAN, OF Prince George
county. had fallen into the hands OF the
law. Later he was revived by intelligence
that Petersburg court had signilied its
appreciation If Holliman's conduct by
giving him five years free board in Rich
mond. Still later he was enthused and
delighted az hearing that HOLMAN had
been set 10 making heolbarows by super
intendent Williams, OF the penitentiary.
Thus time viii have it's reyenges, and the
nastious HOLMAN be made by law 10 re-
member the peaceful animal whose conf
dence he invaded.
A regular meeting OF the Common Coun-
ell will occur at = O'Clock Friday night.
The road, leading 10 tins city have been
much disintegrated by recent rains.
The river yesterday evening was show
Ing some signs Of animation and slowly
increasing i;s volume Of fluid.
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAHBOAD CO,l
RICHMOND, VA, November /, 1881. !
StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElNED 10 the cfcc Of 1le Richmond aud Pc
tersburR Railroad Company up Ia THURSDAY
The 3d instant for the purchase of the BRICKS,
SLATE, aud TlABFR Of ANDEBSON'S To-
BACCO MAREHOUSE-thc material 10 be re-
moved from thc ground Immediately.
FRED. X. SCOTT,
no 2-2t President.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRUSTEE's NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice 70 all par
tics concerned that decd " assignment mas been
rights Of The RICHMOND, SMITHFIELD AND
HAMPTON STEAMBOAT COMPANY Tor me
henclt OF creditors. All creditors ot said cOmpa-
nv wfi present their claims u me for payment,
and an persons iu debt % said company arc heroty
notified 10 pay The same 10 me and % no one else,
TAIEWELL ELLEIT
no got Trustee fOr r., :. and n. :. Co.
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letter from BOStOR TO ~ Citizen OF
Rtckmond.
BOsTON, October 30, 1881.

Boston, october ~, 1881.
Your letter Of the 2Sth has just arrived,
and with il the two papers. For all please
accept my sincere thanks. On my return
from Yorktown, wishing to know the truth
i'm regard TO the matter, | Immediately re-
quested Mr.. Carruth to write the first let
ter Of inquiry. And although the reply
has confirmed my worst fears and flled me
with deep sense Of modification at the
stain on the honor OF my State, yet the let
ter from your firm was the first definite in
formation which we felt was 70 be relied
on. Let me say that no respectable citizen
OF the state does aught but condemn in the
seyerest terms the misconduct OF the regi-
mcnt. and every one feels a personal
sense OF disgrace. In regard to the
statements about the prejudice OF the South
against the blue" a. alluded to in the
Boston Herald, | will only say that not IN
intelligent man here but believed the state
Inents TO that effect TO be totally JGiSe.
And. in addition, l will say that those srti-
cles not only excited the greatest indigns-
tion here, but had the effect Of bringing
over the few intelligent people who stu
hoped that all which was said Of the Ninth
might not be true. / sincerely trust that
the report Of the committee OF inyestlga-
ton will be such as 10 cause the disband-
ment OF the regiment.
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-so,rrIoxs & pAurNEyssHrrs.
-, nr IIMITEn Cn.pARr.

-oTICr OF LIMITED C0-PART-
NNi.ssostlfT The unsicTsigr.ca hereby give
~ Mr. thrv have this day tmtcrcd Into llm-
roilee .%ssership % Tor TIC Vnr,lose Of conducting
ned lAintssSIE GROCERY AND COMMISSION
Nhpi,.sS io the state VI Virginia, under the
RJsiNfios Of the Cods ~ virgiuia, chapter l42,
~, ms set OF tN the certificate u said CO.
uron e'nir e daly r1sse and recorded In tie clerks
psfee sbr ChapcegS Court of The city OF Rich
c1ct, ~ vs.~sasnt - lsw--ta wit:
ro'' - saig pSrtnership Il 70 DC Conducted un-
lse 'ss~,,-,atpe aud style q s. BLANCHARD.
o. Ise rcncTAl nature ~ ne business to ,e
40 essca IL 4 Who'll kSAi.E GROCERY AND
~ 1riscipsi place Of business IS the city Of
-pfS,mona, Virgins, a., q IA, ,>,c,,,gy -
80. ~ ,gid c.ty OF Richmond, and The special
Fllhh a. a n a. BLANCHARD, residing ixthe city
feeirs"stos Massachusetts,.
81 - .ria SvlvNnus G. blanchard. As such spo
o,s.,,,,f. o,s. has contributed enc hundred thousand
ca rsSh 70 the common stock or said arm.
oq.se - sid partnership IL 30 commence lmne-
,'s.,ss aitnd after The making and recording ot
oes,,sf fo a. abOve stated, aud Is 80 terminate
e',sS III GAY ~ January, 1885.
~,,Sfne>s he following Signatures anu seAis, SSth
Of o0''o''' 'eN ;. c. BLANCHARD, [Scall
HI tNtltARD. ENeAll
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Rooms CITY CONsERyATIYE-DE -DEH0CRATIC) }
COMMITTEE.

Rooms CITY CONsERyATIYE-DEHOC
COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, November ,, 1881.
II is with great pleasure that tins COM
mittee announces that Major John W. Dan
iel, our noble standard-bearer, will address
the people Of Richmond city on next Mon
day night at City-IIall lot, corner Eleventh
and Broad streets. James Lyons, Jr., Gen
eral Peyton Wise, Colonel j. B. Cary. and
j. d. Patton, Esq, have been appointed
committee 10 make the necessary arrange
ments for the reception Of Major Daniel.
II is earnestly requested that our citizens
will turn out en- maSSe 10 give him re-
ception worthy Of the cause and worthy Of
the champion Of the cause.
j. BELL BIGGER,
Chairman City Committee.
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Brighth0pe Ra;hcdH-This strip OF rail-
way, whose progress has been noticed sew
cral times, is nearly finished, and will soon
be ready for any business that it may be
able TO command. It runs between CheG-
ter and Bermuda Hundreds, distance Of
fourteen miles, through rich. fertile, and
productive country, beginning at an in
cipient city and ending at an ancient sea-
port more distinguished 4 century since
than Just now. The road is expected to
prove an important link in the chain Of
inter- State railway lines. By Saturday the
projectors Of the road hope to have cars
running on the track.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, areas Of rain followed by partly
cloudy and cooler weather; winds shifting
TO south and west, and falling followed by
rising barometer.
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NINTH MLssACHUsRTTs INVESTIGATION
Major Horace b. Sargent and Captain Ar
thur Lincoln, OF General Sutton's brigade
staff. and Captain ID. +. Dolan, Of the Ninth
Massachusetts, regiment, commission AZ
pointed by the Adiutant-General OF Hssss-
chusetts 10 investigate the alleged miscon-
duct Of members Of the Ninth on their late
visit to Richmond and Yorktown, arrived
here Yesterday afternoon. and went to the
Exchange Hotel. From Boston these gen.
tlemen proceeded TO Wilmington, Del,
where they investigated pending charges,
and then came on TO this city.
Immediately alter dinner yesterday they
drove to the Governors Mansion, and
finding that he was at dinner left their
cards. They then went to the oiilce OF
Mayor Darlington, and were comrteously
received by that gentleman, and promised
any assistance in the power Of the Mayor
to render. They accepted the use Of bis
rooms and bis offer to procure witnesses
as far Is possible, and will at O'Clock this
morning commence making their inyesti-
CATION there. Gentlemen OF the commits
sion say that their purpose and desire is TO
ascertain the truth, and ii there are guilty
men. and their names can be aScertalned,
thst they shall be punished.
The Ninth regiment on their way to
Yorktown did not contemplate stopping in
Richmond but they were detained here
some five or six hours, and in that interval
the men were allowed liberty to 60 over
the streets. II is stated that All invitation
extended to them by General Fitz. Lee to
stop here and participate in the parade Of
Monday the 18th was not received in time
for acceptance.
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JNo. F. LAUCHToN, JR., IOK a. NJ, furniture.
fcalhcr-beds. &c.
JAS. hACDOUGALL, 10H 4. NJ, large s.!e Of
crockefy
JEO. +. LAUGHTON, JR., p. ~, mlsccllaneo
and theological books.
Y. +. COOK. 10 \. W., 2:30 p. W., and 73O L. W..
the stock Of \ New York Wholesale imporLilg-
house, ~ store 1907 Main street
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The "green " oyster, so much priced in
France, will not sell in our markets. The
:. greening" Of oysters is extensively car
ried on ut Msrennes, on the banks OF the
river Seudre; and this particular branch
OF oyster industry extends for leagues
slong the river, and is also sanctioned by
free grants from the State. The peculiar
color and taste are said TO be impaired by
the vegetable substances which grow in the
beds where the oysters are cultivated.
A London inventor recently exhibited
new motor, the principle OF Its action be-
ing as follows: Water is placed IN one
wheel. and when heated enters another one,
and rice rerSd. These motors may be made
in variety Of forms, and, when required,
rotary motion may be produced 10y various
means. The want of suitable motor Tor
blowing country church organs IS much
needed. and, il found practicable, this in
yention may prove Of use in this direction.
No fewer than thousand young women
recently congregSted around the stage-en-
trance TO the DrrUy-Lsne Theatre in re-
sponse TO an advertisement that the man
agement wanted one hundred girls,
"young, we'll made, and pretty" Tor the
forthcoming pantomime. They were adj
mitted in squads, and the rejected appli-
cants. as they emerged upon the street,
were greeted with derisiye cries by the
without.
We are told that "John Muir, the noted
naturalist of the Rocky Mountains, was re-
parded as eccentric when a student at the
University OF Wisconsin, twenty years
ago. He constructed bed, controlled by
machinery, that let him drop heavily to the
foor at a certain hour every morning." Ii
mist have been very charming for any fel- |
ow he took in to stay with him and ne
elected to explain the workings OF the bed. |
Boston Post.
The midnight msraudsr should not DC
,anished from our dwelling any more
,uIckly than should a cough or cold OF
NV kind be driven from the system. Dr.
,nll;s Cough syrup quietly yet positively
,Iaces ali colds under Its control. Prlce
8 cents.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Of on all sales Of Real Estate made between the
1st Of January and last of June the taxes for the
present year have 20 be paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made between The lst Of July ana last OF
the year the taxes have 70 be paid by the seller.
fIhis custom Was adopted about uft0cn yearsago
by All the real estate agents IN Richmond, ana ST.
plies W Richmond and yicnlty.l
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STATE TAXES.


NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, ard TOLET-sErs, In
ne1 shapes ant decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and fcE-
CREAM-sE'rs Of lie latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES aud ORNAMENTS In an
tie i4test designs;
RICH CUT-GLAss, BRONZFs. &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited IA his city. cai
and look AZ them. +. q. TAYLOR.
el6 Ne. l0il Maln stree,
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ORGAN TIMING.

DIPE-ORGAN TUNING AND RE-
Il PAlPING.-R. H. HOOPER. Of Boston, prao-
tical pipe-organ builder and tuner viii remain IA
Richmond for q short willie. and -Olicts ORGAN
TUNINGAND REPAIRING. Mr.. Hooper Is well
known by prominent organists and musicians
gCuerally & rOughuut the South. Communications
from all parts Of tie Stte eau De- addressed care of
Mes-rs EAMOS < MOSES, BIusic Dealers, Ola
Main street Richmond Va.
Estimate. cheertuily given. Satisfaction guar
antecd and terms moderate uO2-lW
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Political Speaking. There will be =
gathering Of Chesterfield denizcns inter-
ested in politics al the courthouse OF Ches-
terfield county on November 9Th. A free
barbecue is promised ~ an inducemcnt FOR
the untcrriGcd 10 muster numerously, and
the gastronOmic seduction will doubtless
bring to the surface every mothers son Of
them. Among those named to crate on the
occasion are l.. L. Lewis, Esq, aud Mr..
W. L. Giddings.
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HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BAIN,
GIVES TO EVERY woMAx
a FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CoNrrxlox.
No matter how much It may have become inn
paired by nature or otherwise &; makes the sktN
PvEr, SOFT 1nd LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
Itisnot only ELEGANTLY PERFuMEp. but ltis
in every way a most perfect wash anda Sr1ESDID
LOTION.
It's ArrIIcATroS canno; possibly be detected,
aud IS harmless as water.
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TROPIC.FRUIr LAXATIVE.

rEEsCniEED BY PHYSICIANS.
nROPIC-FRUTT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES TIE PURPOSE or
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIvE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
IS THR
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BTLIOUsNESs, HEADACHE
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS
Iucts gently, effectively, and is delicious 70 take
Cleansing the system thoroughly ii impart5 yigoi
tonind and body, and dispels melancholy hypo-
chmdria, etc. ONE TRIAL CoSyINCES.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price. 25 and 90 cents. sold by all druggists
fIny 2-deOdtMh10.'S2l
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Public Sch0OlS.-The School Board at is
last meeting resolved 10 make additional
accommodations in order to supply the ur-
gent demand for admissions to the public
schools, some OF which are now OyeTcrowd-
ed. The frame tenement In rear OF the
brick schoOl-house on Hull street, which
will suffice for the accommodation Of about
fifty school children, viii soon be properly
fitted up and be a valuable addition to the
main school. Manchester parents now
seem more alive than ever to the impor-
tance OF giving their children the advan-
tages afforded by the public schools. A
comparatively very small percentage re-
main Indifferent. Professor Elihu Norris
sette, the principaS has his hands full now.
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Come Manchester spol tsmen report the
succulent and juicy but loet and agile and
Hght-winged eyanosccnt partridge to be in
abundancein in the swamps and broom-straw
and sedge-felds OF Chesterfield county.
They have been on the war-path since
Monday, and their industrious research
and skill has cut short the brittle thread Of
existence OF many bird as we'll as rabbit.
Partridges and harcs, when hunted ever
miles Of surface and finally surprised into
the quietude OF death through the persua-
siye and convincing modium OF cold lead,
taste much better than those procured 1T
market in the regular course OF barter and
exchange, but they cost, on an average, each
one about 90 per cent. more IN actual
money and wear and tear.
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WALTER SWAN, President.
J0HN II. ADAMS. Secretary. no o-lt1
rPO SAW-MILLFRs. LUMBERMEN,

TTFU 81 MIIIENc, ID VI IDIlItlNIl.N' =
4 COED-WOOD, AND RAiLhOAD-Tlk n
DEALERS: l have lying In Chesterfield county,
between the Midlothian and Cloyer-liill pits, u
body N land upon which there Is estimated ~ be
5,00Q0OO PET or sAN-rlMBkR, consisting
principally Of pine, mostly ~ original growth be-
sides a 0nantity Of the different oAks, with some
hlckarr and large quantity Of SHIPPING and
CITY MOOD. estimated 10 5000 cords.
Thls lumber and wood i now Oner tOR oALE
from TIE stump % fair rates.
fr0ta the compactuess of this body Of timber
and ~ convenient location with respect 70 tne
kichmOpd or northern markets over the DanFhie
or Brlgltbope railroads (Deing about equi-distanl
by good, level wagon-rO2ds from either OF said
rlr0ads 81 Is believed - present a. favorable an
Opportunity FOR profitable Investment 10 dealers A.
Auy tlmbexed tract ia the SIate. ,
FRANKLIN STRAINS,
8 sOuth Fifteenth street,
no 3-d2tSvIt Richmond. Va.
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CEORGETOwN COLLEGE, D. c.

The scholastic exercises Of this institution viii no
resumed on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER y, 1851.
For catalogues OF full information apply 10
au2 REy. L. 4. IitAJf. =. j.. President
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VACCINE YIRus just received, on QUILLs and
POINTS. DIsINFHcTASrs Of all kinds, at
HARRIsoE's Pharmacy,
Broad and Foushee streets,
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS GAYS

MISS GAYS
WI SHAKSPFARIAN
AND GENERAL LITERATURE CLASSES
will hold their next meeting 90 her residence. 10.
2Ol cat main street, on FRIDAY, November Attn,
al A80 =. a.. The regular meetings after that will
be ON MONDAYS and THURSDAYS az 4.3O +. NJ
Oc 2g-lw
DROFESSOR l.. n. HASSELEFFS
i SCHOOL OF FRENCH AND GERMAN
LANGUAGES
will reopen SEPTEMBER 10, 1881.
Special classes for French Conversation and ite-
ratnre arranged for ladies.
For particulars, apply AZ 3O4 east Grace street
A "a IN ffaelI I'm