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A 1900. 900 CoIored Man.

A correspondent writing from Westmlh, MN
ster, Md, says: 4" Robert Bel (colOred died
in this city last night, aged somewhere in
the eighties. His life was known to have
been insured for large aggregate sum, and
his death and the insurance policies were
the chief topics Of conversation to-day.
Quite number are interested in the poll
cies, aud the whole amount is estimated at
over $500, 700. 1t is said that $4,000 have
been taken on his life in the past two or
three weeks, one syndicate investing in
s55, 200. Bell has been sick about six
weeks. He was staunch Democrat, voting
the straight ticket at every election since
the fifteenth amendment clothed him with
the elective franchise"
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Sheriff Quatfed.-W. G. Gill, the newly
elected Sheriff Of Chester field county, quail
fed and Ofiiciated for the first time at the
County Court Monday. Mr. Gill was depu-
ty sheriff under Mr.. Clarence II. FlOurnoy,
and is well acquainted with the duties OF
the office. He bad the misfortune last week
to lose his father, Mr.. w. K. Gill, who was
one Of the most popular and widely. known
men 10 Chesterfield county. During bis fe-
time he filed several offices in the county
with signal ability, and during the last de-
cade OF his life was superintendent OF the
county poOr'hOuse. He was abou seventy
years OF age, and no death hos occurred IN
Chesterfield for a long time that occasiOned
a more widespread feeling of regret.
Sheriff CLIPS deputy IS Mr.. j. j. Goode,
OF Midlothian.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
AN OLD EURSF

MRS. WINsL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one of the best female physi
clans and In the United States, and has been
used for forty years with never falling safety and
success by millions Of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant of one week old TO the adult. {
eOrrects acdty OF the stomach, relieves wlnd-colic,
requisites the bowels, and gives rest, health. and
comfort to mother and shid We believe IL the best
aud surest remedy in the world In all cases OF DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHEA I'm children. whether
arising from tee!sing from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fac stmiie OF CUR
IT'S & PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by ali medcine-deaers. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
iv S.eOdlW
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CONNECTION BETWEEN THE RICHMOND
AND AILEGHANY AND RICHMOND AND Pc
TERSBCRG RAILROADs.-About 4 O'Clock yes
terday morning a large force OF hands was
put 10 work on the connection track be-
tween the Richmond and Allegheny and
Richmond and Petersburg railroads, and
by business hours the connection was COM
pleed. About this time the authorities
were notified, aud upon giving the order to
stop the work, it was found that it had all
been done. The order for the work TO 90
on was issued on Monday night upon the
suppositlOn that the ordinance allowing the
connection would pass the Board OF Alder
men, as it had passed the Common Council
unanimously. There was no quorum at the
Board meeting and therefore no business
could be transacted. The company express
regret that they should have unintention-
ally violated the city ordinance. They have
been summoned to appear before the Police
Court this morning. The Board OF Alder
men will meet Friday evening, when the
ordinance will probably be corcurred in,
as Alderman Todd, who is chairman OF the
Committee on Streets, will be able to ex-
plain the situation TO the satisfaction OF the
Board.
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A DELIGHTFUL MEETISG.-The Old Do
minon Fishing and Yacat Club held their
regular meeting last night to complete their
arrangements for the August cruise. IL
was too warm to meet in the city, so they
went down the river on the tug Arnold. the
married members OF the Club taking their
wives and each OF the single members ln-
yited a lady friend TO accompany them. Inc
sail to Dutch Gap was a delightful one, and
after business had been transacted refresh
menls were served, and the Club and Its
irieuds spent jolly evening.
A vote OF thanks was rendered to Com
modore Mayer, the president OF the club,
who is held in high esteem by his associates,
and TO Captain Allen, of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company.
Resolutions OF respect were passed to the
memory of the late Commodore Morrison,
OF the Bachelors Club.
The Richmond yachters will sail on their
annual cruise on Friday, August 9th, at
p NJ
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V,o FARMERS, MERCHAN MANU-
4 FACTURERS, AND OTHER
INTENDED EXHIBITORS AT THE
FAIR, OCTOBER IL 27. 1861.
EVERY WHERE. AND ESPECIALLY TO THOSE
OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE VA. STATE AeRIerLTgsA55S 3 socysyy ~,

EiCbMONp, VA. June 20. lbcl.
II 4 confidently exOtc'ed that there VIII q Assem-
bled al the YOrs town eBnal celebrs'i III In oc-
obsr next. vsster maltilude OF yi,iors IRON every
part Of The u9ion and from for gu eonnifiss thsa
was ever before gathered iogetEer la iiue oi nescs
wlihin The borders Of VI, giDla. The greet ou'k or
the Will uT qIeSlionaby visit kicbm0Dd ahd co.i-
tqueHily the Fair, a. some period OF me c9nutu-
aDce IN laiter.
Aeting on inIs belief and anxipus 10 afofd The
best opportunity 10 exhiSl ors Tor erecnsb 6 sad
profitable display 81 FAhN aud DOMfslI'i Pro
DUCTs MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS MI>f-
RAILS, MANUFACTURED ARTICLES. &C. &c,
the xscuiivp Committee Of ibis society zt uce.-
lag held Msy rs, 1881, adopgei rese u son
10 The effect that exhi itors Oe Invited 10 trect
buildings at the fair-Gr)ands for lhe purposf %
a. playlng their wares; lhee bailoingS Ia be te
gxtiusiye properly Of the par les erecting thein,
subIeei 10 certain specified soOdi,ishs.
For igdRt If sDdes only q limited nNHotr of
buildings may Be rect 4 gader hfs r<so htt97.
Due regsrJ OeDg had 10 iho yaue sud a. esFAt
features II the buildif and o he ~ pcn bit ot
tbe parties applying. preference Will be given -
lhose making earliest written application % leis
ofise, where fur her lniormalioa, II esed, eta "a
obtained. application shonit ne aecomp4plra p,
plan and elevation. an estimate OF cost OF hs Dso.
posed building aud deecfipuoa % he intfn ~
xhibis. Proposals will ~ rvceived vuth Jti 4
20, 1881. WILLIAM w. fi>Nfi,
t- 20 W&saJy2S >fcfs'fgF
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A SHOOTING AFFAIR.-William Harrison,
white youth, was arrested yesterday Dy
Sergeant Cosby, of the Second precinct,
charged with shooting Peyton Adams tco-
lored). Adams says that the shooting was
done Saturday night on Third street near
Ouyal, but the Information upon which the
accused was arrested leads to the bellef lhst
il occurred on the Brook turnpike outside
the corporate limits. The affair seems to be
shrouded in mystery, but the facts IN the
case will doubtless be brought out IN the
examination before the Police Court.
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AMBULANCE CALLs.-Yesterday afternoon
about Il O'Clock Daniel Fisher, who resides
on Second street, was attacked win cramps
at the Haxall. Crenshaw Mills, where ne is
employed. lie was taken to bis home by
the city ambulance. The ambulance was
called out several times afterwards, Dul
none of the cases were OF serious nature
exeept where otherwise noticed.
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C0URT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
Y FICE of THE CIRCulT COURT or CBhS-
TEREIrLD COUNTY, JULY IL, 1SSl-IS VA
CATION: ,.,.,
Grave
Flournoys and othcrs.........'" ..,.. Defendanis,
IL CHANCERY
The object Of this sut Il 10 make p1r'iton oi me
tract O land OF $50 acres near Ncwbyis brtcgp. In
the county OF Che,erneld aud state Of Nifginia,
formerly the lower Of susan Graves, widow of Ma
jor Thomas Graves. among the parties properly en-,
iled TN reio AS set fOrlh In the bill and amended
oil III d In this cause.
And sffdayit having bren made and nled ihst ID.
n Flournoy one OF the defendants Is not resident
of the state Of Virginia IL IS ordered that the said
-. II. FlOUrnoy 40 appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order ana 90 What -
necessary 70 protect mis- interest In this suit
r. II. FLOURNOY, Clerk.
WILLIE WE.I5AT MtsSlSs, i GhSrroS' pa. jyls-w4w
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Imh 16-W&Sa9ml J
FDVCATIONAL.

TRESPECTFULLY BEG TO AN
| yoTNCE 10 nv friends ard the public that |
-s,e dsiermined. contrary TO my brst intentlon, 70
--.e.ir --. i'm Richmond. aud win be prepared to RE-
sTgF Ny CLASSES IN HE MONTH OF SEP
Ib,DEins my pupil, for past fayors and soliciting
q Pesuecfful'v. j. LA PLACE.
ir12Iw Professor Of the French Language.
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London Spectator lately contained the
following advertisement "A gentleman
desires occupation, anywhere, with modern
and noble thinking men, who aim at promo
tion of human progress as much as at mo"
ney sged forty; slightly nervous hsper-
gSfheSta Udsom0tortD has been physician (;
bear heavy sky; understands languages, but
not music; no caligrapby, no dlawiDg.
Address, &c.n
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EXCELSIOR SARATOGA WATER received every
wesk direct from the springs AZ sarat)gs, In gas
tlght reservoirs lined with pure block Tin, ana
forced out from them at my counter, precisely as IL
flows from the spring.
GEORGE sCHRN's MINERAL WATER SPA,
eorner EleYenth and Main streets.
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RICHMOND miSFEAL.wArER SPA.

just received, IRE from the spriogs ia bottles,
GREENBRlER WHITE sULPHUR WATER,
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM,
BEDFORD ALUM aud IRON WATER
ALLEGHAEY SPRINGS WATER,
HUSYADI JAEos,
AP0LLINARIs,
VICnY,
HATnoRy. GEORGE scBGS,
Miaeial-W ater Depot.
Fleyenth aud Main streets
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ADDITIONAL SUBsCRIPnONs.-The follow
ing additional subscriptions to the York
town Centennial Association have been re-
Gently made: Richmond and Danyllle Rail
road Company, $1,000; Hoen & Co.. 300
A. Plzzini, Jr., $50; f. i. ID. Myers, $lO ;
G. h. Gilmer, $40; b. S. Barbour, $40;
Colonel S. B. Paul, SO.
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RlcHM0ND SEMINARY.
RICHMOND, va.
JOIN II. POWELL, PRINcIPAl:
nttt- 2. G. PEl TON aud
Asih D. X. 6ARNkTT,
ASSOCIATE PRINOyPAIS.

ydfi'y, csoso9ued RTOwih OF this SCHOOL FOR
sss,sS LADIES having rendered II necessary to
|N0 v't,oaeased accom- odatiOns, the building
for, LAeI GRAC CE STREET has been leased
|iod tIim q YeaFt This building was designed
|s6ooS aumber OF years has been used for
rsss pufPoses. u will be thoroughly repaired and
s-slOns foe t0arders are the best. Two youne a
b." room, and single rooms provided when de-
9s iOr ab z apartment aud all necessary G.ten-
NJ ptcYid q for the sick.
/ :. isseie sseiecol viii REOPEN MONDAY, September
l5s !, s,i,yfnaion AS 20 prices, &C., apply for eats
!, se ~ llbe lbe bookstores, or 10
!. .-SO.olW&teSdts JOHN IA. POWELL.
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NJ. ELLYsoS Co, advertising agents. insert sd'
yertlsemeuls 10 all OF the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left At the Dts
patch coanting-room win receive prompt alter
ten,
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DEATH FROM EXCESSIVE HEAT.-Yesterday
afternoon about 3 O'Clock horse attached
to Car No. 10 fell dead near the western
terminus OF the street railway. AnotDer
horse dropped dead near the New Marker
about the same hour. Excessive beat sup
posed to have been the cause in both cases.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. II. Seldom
Taylor, real estate agent, has sold the pro-
perry at the southeast corner OF Canal and
Eighth streets, known as the Anderson
Warehouse" TO the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company for $4,000.
w. GOddiD, real estate auctioneer, has re-
Gently made sales OF the following real
estate: Trent's coal.pits, in GOochland and
HenricO counties, containing 107 773. 1000
acres, for $4,000; two brick tenements,
Nos. Sl3 and Sl5, on the south side Of
Grace between Laurel and Shaier streets,
for S3,l75 and Sc, 1885, lot, with old frame
tenement thereon, No. 704, on the north
side OF Broad street between Munlord and
Gilmer streets. for $500; Lot c, on the
south side OF Water street, running back
100 feet, for 5000; Lot letter 81 D." fronting
57t feet on south side Of Water street by
1873 feet, for 81, ,462; lot and frame tenement
No. 51j north Twenty-fOurlh street, he
tween Clay and Leigh streets, 26 by 40
feet, for 1910; reyer>ioDary n'erest in lot
and brick tenement on the east line OF Ninth
street, French Garden Hill, so by 130 feet,
for S400; lot at the northwest corner OF
Cary and Tenth streets, fronting about 81
feet BY 40 feet, at $50 per fOoi-S4, ,92O /;
part OF Lot No. jSS, in the plan Of Rich
mond near TO the old ArmOry lot, 373 feet
by II 7.12 feet, for 1915; lot on the south
side OF Grace between First and Foushee
streets, with large brick clearinghouse
thereon, II by 155 feet to an alley, for
Sl3 116; lot on the east line OF Howard
street, 10 by 10S j.12 feet, at 81 % per front
foot-$3S2 80; lot on the west line OF How
ard street, 80 by los feet, at S2 10 per foot
S2O7. 80; lot at the corner OF First street and
~ fo.ot I. faa =
foot-SlS0; lot on the west line of First
street, 300 by 155 feet, at 81 10 per front
foot-SG30; lot on the Dorth side OF Clay
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, 100
by $50 feet to an alley, with large brick
dwelling thereon, for $4,000; one mOiety
Of Lots Nos 1877, 1SS, 1913, 1914, and 1876, in
Duvaps addition, for 1925; lot on the north
side Of Main between Seventh and Eighth
streets, 504 feet by 1j5 feet to an alley, at
Sl43 80 per front foot-S7, ,2l0.S7; lot in
Sidney opposite to the FAIRGROUNDS, con-
tanning 35 100 acres, at 1916 per acre
g, 322 60; lot at the northwest corner OF
Franklin and Shafer streets, 80 by $50 feet
TO an alley, with large frame tenement
thereon. for s. $50; lot on the east side OF
Virginia street, So feet by 6l feet, In rear OF
ID. O. Davis d Co.'s warehouse, for 81 800 ;
lot on the west line OF Harrison street be-
tween Leigh and Moore streets, 46 by 60
feet, at 81 37t per fOot-Sl09.25; lot nearly
adjoining the above, on the west line OF Har-
rison street, 80 feet by 80 feet, at S2.4O per
fOot-S192; lot on the north side OF Mar
shall between First and Adams streets, 29
by 167 feet to 4 wide alley, with large
brick tenement thereon, for 5000; lot on
the south side OF Franklin between Third
and Fourth streets, with three new brick
tenements thereon, for $4,000
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LEMONADE SoDA-wATER, an Original drink,
was ali the go at SCHGN's on yesterday-in fact
the consumption or lemons was very arse, snd Ia
demand for this eoOlisg beverage was great. THIS
is one Of the best things this tot weather kemem-
Der, and 20 to GEORGE SCHGH's, Eleventh and
Mai
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HoToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsr-PRyxiUx
CHARLoTTESviLLE CLARBT at 81 per gallon at
CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-clegavt summe
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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PERsoyAL-BRIEF ITEMs.-Mr. Eceles
Cuthbert, the Herald correspondent IN Ihis
city. left last evening for the White sui
pbur. and we may soon expect some OF nis
graphic peu.plctures from that fashionable
watering place,
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VIRGINIA CLARET on drsught, OF uncommonly
fine quality, at 81 per gallon; imported Clsrst on
draught at s125 per gallon; California Port Wine,
for medicinal use, at az per gallon. We can recon-
mendthese wines as rather better than most yir-
ginia wines. W. ID. BLAIR q Co.
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The Hot WEATHER-lt is no news Ia
tell our people tDat the weather was very
warm yes 'erday. They ell know it, The
highest point reached bV the mercury at
this Office was go at 2. NJ. At 10:3C
O'Clock it was 90; II NJ, go; and at 1:3C
p. NJ, $50, which was maintained until 8
p NJ
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICH-
MOND, showing ages Of decedents, sex, and
color, with nativity and annual death-rate
per 1000 in habitants, for the week ending
July 9th
Cause Of Death: ApopleXy white
brain-disease, l white; cancer, | cOlored ;
cholera (sporadicL white; chOlera-iDfan-
tum, ) white, colored; cholera morbuS,
colored; consumption, 3 white, 3 color.
ed cOnvuIsions 0nfantile), / white, 2 col
ored; diarrbGI, cOlored; drOpsy, l col
ored drowning, white, 2 cOlored; dyS-
peDsia. white eryspelas, l white; fever
(typhoid), 1 white; fever (typbo-malaria),
white; heart-disease, | white, cOlOred ;
hydrOcephaluS, l cOIOred; inflammation OF
bowels, 3 white; inflammation OF brain,
white; marasmus, white, l cOlOred me-
ningitls, white; paralysis, l white, | COL
ored; pneumonia, 1 cOlored; premature
birth, colored smallpox, cOlOred; sun
stroke. l white; teething, cOlored; teta-
nus, l white; liberation Of bowels, /
white; unknown, colored. Whole num-
Der OF deaths in tue city exclusive OF still
births), 63. stu. Births: Male, white,
2 cOlOred; female, cOlOred-total, 4. Sea
and color; Males, - white, 81 cOlored-
total. 36; females, ID white, II cOlOred-to'
tai, q. Age; One day to thirty, cOlored
one month to six, white, cOIored-tO
tai, 7; six months to twelve, white, 6 col
ored-total, 8; one year to three, 8 white,
5 coIored-totaI, 13; five years to ten,
colored; ten years to twenty, 2 white,
coloreI-total, 8; twenty years to thirty,
white, . colored-total, 3; thirty years to
forty, . white, cOlored-tOtal, 6; forty
years to fifty, white, colored-total. g;
fifty years to sixty, white, l colored-
total, 3; sixty years to seventy, white
colored-total, 7; eighty years to ninety
l white. Condition: Single, 10 white, 2;
colored-totaI, AZ; married, white, col
ored-total, u; widOwers, | white, l col
ored-total,2 3; widows, white, colored-
total, 5; unknown, white, l colOred-
total, 3. Nativity: Richmond, 43; othel
parts Of the United States, 90 Locality
Marshall Ward, 4 white, 3 cOlored- total
I: Jefferson Ward white, cOlored-total
m; Madison Ward, white, | cOlOred-
total, 6; Monroe Ward, white, 3 colored-
total, u, Clay Ward, 6 white, 3 colored-
total, 9; Jackson Ward, white, IL color
ed-total, IA; almshouse, colored; city
hospital, 3 colored.
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LLlNs INSTITUTE.
BOIETOt&T SPRINGS, VA.

|aoe. seventh annual session closed with
tFsrfed n, sstofy resnhs- seventy diplomas were
fe e sn feeeiic, Literary, Classical and Seien-
}rds ~ 0i slu9y. ufsder most approved stand.
n, ttas .oe DEPARTHEaT OF Music numbered
(ia lmns.s2he 2he bundred EsaDis, anc made chaste
h 80, vas eoBsDcuOas.
isleS fsI.ies bere afforded for board varied and
a. snf '5uchgD, The advantages OF locality. cli-
fs. snS iorl' sDd especially The care OF health,
qaf.tfsI IeInefs oi pupils. are most Inviting 70
lts ~ III t1fents. Eighteen officers and teachers,
1fe sna1oin are geOtemen.
i lts,1i i.lis.ig ls3i.g EIGHTH SESSION viii open on
! b - ~ stPyEMBER, 1881. For full psrticn.
-''y " tbs Superintendent.
y 7-sna.. CHARLES l.. COOKE.
. ~ kupat.fufondauf
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRiNTING-HoUsF. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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COMMISSIONERS APPOINTEn. Commission
ers have been appointed by the Henrleo
County Court TO advertise for proposals Tor
building bridge on the While Oak-swamp
road, which leads from Bottoms bridge 10
Malvern Hill.
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MAIN STREET Is A FAyoRITE PROMENADE for
the bellies and beaux these warm evenings or
course ANToNrs tOpA-FOUSTAIN Is lhe objective
point.
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Low WHARF.-THE river is very low at
this time, and the reservoirs are nearly
empty. Water-takers are requested by Su.
pernteDdent Davis to be as economical rs
DOSsible
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Brief HemS.- The ladies Of the Presby'
terian church have a feast IN progress AZ
the courthouse.
The new Board OF Supervisors Of Ches-
terfield will meet next week.
The City Council meets again Friday
night.
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lOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, "a.
eeff'sIATH SESSION BEGINS sEPpEM.
&kR 7IH.

[gAs scientific. Elective, aud Preparatory
sSIg az ~ ~ ana Oe1fnap spoken in classroom
d ssa,ti to,yV0 volumes. IasiructiOn thorough,
rs f,' sshseeiaTlan. Churches Of i've deDoni-
Ie e., ssssln. Climate unsurpassed. icollege
<.e'ass ayyose ses-leFeL aad surr0unded BY
wee 6k.,.n,ak ~ itnsts for tea mouths from $3.50
college fees, board, fuel, llghis,
q .iist Students from ali sections. Cala.
'NNsAp7 SECRETARY 0g FACULTY.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNToN, VA,
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINcIPAL,

lhslfpssstd 10 lis location. in It's buildings and
soahds, IN IL general appointments and sanitary
atast Mtnis; lis full corps Of superior aud expe-
ss 'hSs IA teachers It's unriyaled advantages IN MH-
~ ~, iaveudn Languages. ElOcuiiOn, Fine Arts. Phy-
pe,N pas Nailnfe and Instruction In the Theory and
ss.a.aee " Cooking; the successful efforts made 10
~ y beath, comfort, and happiness; It's oppose
~ " 'eAHayagance; It's standard of solid scholar
tgf s particulars apply 20 the PRINCIPAL for
---9tttS ie l5-eOd2m
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DICVIVGS-BERNhRD
IL OBSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
under The direction 0f
CAROLINE ICHINGS-BERNARD AND
PIERRE BERN
RICHMOND, VA.

Having leased the large mansion zoos east Gay
reei We are now prepared 10 receive limited num-
ler of young ladies as Resident PliILS iOf
V6rN. and INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION.
Tfsv viii receive thorough training under the per-
i,6,l SUPERVISION Of Madame Bernard. Italian,
Treucl German. Eocuti0D. and all branches OF edu-
I,flou Taught III required. For terms apnly 10
CAROLINE RICHiNGS BERNARD,
b9edEw l6 wes Grace street.
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MINERAL WATERS.
SCHGN's MINERAL.wATER DEPOT

SCHRN'S MINERAL.W WATER DEPOT.
ON draught from The new and elegant Mammoth
Arctic Soda fountain
soma WATER, BETHEeDA,
KIssESGEN WATER, BUFFALO LiTHfA,
VicHY WATER, PONCE DIX LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT,
SELLER WATER, GINGER ALS,
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER,
GEYsEg WATER, BIRCH BEER
COSGsEss WATER. APoLLINARls'
EXCELSIOR WATER.
Have also made arran0fmfnts with Nesgls Pnr-
cell 4 add 10 sell their WOLF TRAP bf1t1IA.
Nv BOTTLING ESTABfI~HMkNT bsyi0g been
enlarged and liitsd op win Improved a. pTaln,,
am nreparrd 10 suDply the irsde vito my unriyflled
GINGER ALE. SODA, aud O her carbs mated beye-
GEORGE SCHES.
Eleventh aud Main sireCis.
An 24-9u w ,F3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13

ANNUAL REUNION. Next Monday the Old
First Virginia Infantry Association, Of
which Colonel William III. Palmer is presi-
dent and Charles T. Loehr, Esq, secretary,
Will have its annual reti1iOn at the New Re-
servoir. These gatherings OF the surviving
veterans OF the "Old First" derive their
principal charm from the utter freedom
from anything like fOrmally which charac-
terizes them. The time is generally spent
in anecdOte and remnisc nee OF the stirring
war times. and In renewing and cementing
the friendships Of days that tried the souls
Of mer. Colonel Frank Skinner, one OF The
war commanders Of the regiment, but now
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, is expected to be pre-
sent.