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The TRIBUTE OF A MIsSIssIPPIAN TO A.
ID. BASKs.-The Vicksburg Commercial
closes tribute to the late Major A. ID.
Banks as follows: During the war he came
to Mississippi on the stan Of General Joseph
f. Johnston, aud here met the handsome
and accomplished Mrs. Freelsnd, OF War
rem county, to whom he was married. A
more genial companion, more true-hesried
and loyai friend, more liberal man, more
rehned intellect, or more cultured gentle
mau than A. ID. Banks has rarely been seen.
To us he was friend true and tried, aud II
be has passed away we snail mourn for him
without comfort. His cheerful laugh, his
bright wit, and genial humor made him a
centre OF attraction In every crowd.
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from Hon. j. NJ Bennetrs address at the Press
Association banquet.l
The bar OF West Virginia is not deteriO-
rating. It's distinguishing traits OF profess
sioual character remain, and will endure
the tests OF time. | refrain from naming
the living lawyers Of the State, and only re-
fer to them as a profession, and feel my
self safe in saying that the West virginia
bar is equal to the bar OF any other State OF
similar numbers in legal learning, elo-
Quence, and character. IL Is not indelicate,
however, to refer by name to some OF the
prominent lawyers who are now dead, the
mention of whose names will be sutfi-
cent testimonial OF their greatness as
lawyers, and many OF them in politics and
literature. | will name Philip Doddrldge,
OF Brooke; Russell, Jacob, and Wheat,
of Wheeling; Wilson and Allen, OF Nor
gantOwD; Pindle, Jackson, Duncan, Jona-
than Jackson, father OF " StOnewal Jack
son, Allen, Lee, and Hoffman, OF Clarks-
burg; Maxwell, Tayener, and McWhorter,
Of Weston; Snodgrass, Stevenson, and
Jackson, Of Parkersburg; Lewis, Summers,
George w. Summers, and McComas, OF
Charleston; Frey, Of Lewisburg, and Ca
perton, OF Monroe. The foregoing are
names In history never TO be forgotten, and
will ever be loved and admired by The peo-
pie OF West Virginia.
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Picnic CIGARS, Sc.

BEFORE LIFE Is IAPERlLLED deal judiciOusIY
with the symptoms. Remember that the slight dis
order or to-day iy become a. obiiGlle, in;ursble
disease tomorrow. AS preventive medicine take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, which, by It's mi d
and beneficial ac ion on the liver. stomach snd
spleen Is emlnently calculated 70 assist Mature Ia
her efforts To re-c'tab'ish he.liby condition. II
will also renloye the cause OF diseIse without iny
OF that pros ration which follows ;be OF drastic
purgitiyes or any OF the injurious e,cls Of micer,l
poisons. Buy only the genuine. In white rrspDyr
wuh red Il, prepared only by j. II ZEILIN Co.
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York, Paris, and London has attained in grea:
reputation by adnerIng 10 two rules It odsrs no
cheap goods. Il offers only honest prepsrxiious At
hooest prices and nssIuently In baving prcTsrs
lions having the name and seal Of this reputable
company, one Is certain OF purity and exceiienee.
The LIEBrG CohPAsY's ARSIcATED HxTsAcT
or WITCH BAZEL, for instance, although cold al
the same price IS the quact. eoorIess, weak trash
sold under the name OF WITCH HAEEI,s so mach
superior In every way that once used. Is sure to
cause It TO be used ways thereafter. ~ cores Piles
salt Rheum, skin. Diseases. Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Painful Monthlles, Sore Throat. and Neuralgia. BE
sure to ask for LIEBfG CokPANY's ARNroArED
EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL. Remember The
market Is flooded with worthless imi,s'iors"-Bff-
tOrtdI Ia Scientific Supplement Of ~ Rasshsro.
Sold In sfIy y-cent aad dollar sizcs.
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RESIGNATION or BANK CAsHIER.-At a
meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Citizens Bank the resignation OF Mr. Ed.
win b. Snead, the cashier OF the bank, was
accepted. be having taken charge OF the
finances OF the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs Company as treasurer. Mr.. Samuel
G.. Wallace will discharge the duties OF
cashier. The Board appointed a commit
tee to purchase and present TO Mr.. snead a
suitable testimonial TO show the spprecla-
tion Of the faithful manner in which be has
discharged the duties OF his Office. Mr..
snead Is an efficient officer aud q courteous
gentleman, and the White sulphur Springs
Company are 70 be congratulated upon the
selection made. After the season Mr..
spead's headquarters wiz be 10 Esv York,
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THE NEW ARMORY.-Mr. Joseph Heppert,
the contractor, is pushing forward the work
on the new armory. All the old buildings
on the lot have been pulled down, and the
rubbish nearly all taken away. The laying
OF the foundation OF the southern wall was
commenced yesterday. The heavy timbers
to be used in the construction Of the build
ing are now arriving from North Carolina.
The contractor says he is determined to use
every effort to have the work completed
early IN October.
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Brief HemS.-The Hastings Court was
10 session yesterday, and was engaged on
the chancery docket. The court will DOT
be in session to-day.
The river has risen about I've inches st
Mayo's bridge during toe past two DAYS,
owing 10 the recent heavy raiDs IN toe
mountains. The water j. very muddy, and
the indications are that ii will remain -
several DAYS to come.
Mr.. T. w. Crow. who for the past Mise
months has been at work 10 West Virgins,
will remove his family there this wesk.
Mr.. Crow hos resided In Manchester IDAsy
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

School Board regular meeting OF the
CITY School Board was held Tuesday night
at the Baird building. Mr. gibbs was re-
elec'ed teacher OF School No. (coIorcd)
and Mrs. Woodbridge teacher OF School No.
2 (cOlOred). Toe election OF teacher for the
other eOlOied school was postponed until
next week.
The Committee on Grades will meet at the
residence OF DR.. T. =. Mathews to. morrow
night. The following gentlemen compose
this committee Messrs. e. W. Turner, g..
A. PepIe, d. j. WekigeT, and DR.. T. L.
Mathews
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MILITARY ELECTION. - The Governors
Guard last night elected Captain Alonzo
L. Phillips first lieutenant by acclamatlon,
and be accepted the position. de COM
manded a company during the war, and
was some years ago captain OF the sidney
Grays," 6ourishing military company
which Colonel 0rdway and Mayor Caring
ton once commanded. He is fine officer,
and will strengthen this fiourishing military
organization.
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PERsONAL.-It is now announced that Mr..
Parker Campbell has suffered paralysis OF
the left side. DR.. Brock. who was sum-
moned to attend him, has returned from
the White Sulpher, and pronounces his
condition somewhat improved.
Mrs. Phoebe A. Graves died last evening
at the residence of Mr.. II. NJ. Smith. She
was in the eighty.thrd year OF her axe.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon
at ! O'Clock from the residence.
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Convention To- Day. - The Chesterfield
Democratic Convention meets at The court
house to-day. 1t will be composed OF forty
four delegates, and was called for the pur'
pose OF Te0rganizing the party for the
coming campaign. All the delegates were
elected last week, and il is expected that
every district 10 the county will be fully
represented. TIE Convention will be called
10 order about IL O'cloek.
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CoXvIcrs RECEIvED.-The following con-
yIcts were received at the penitentiary yes
terday: Henry Jordan (coIored), Pittsyl'
wanna county, five years, for obstructing
railroad; Robert Jones (colored), King
William county, five years, for assault with
intent to kill. From Lynchburg Robert
Baker, three years, for felonlous assault !;
Margaret Forgus, three years, for grand lar
ceny; same, fve years, for attempting TO
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy aud pleasant during the day, with
rain at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 20;
"A. NJ, 76; noon. 50; Q 2. b., So; 6P.
NJ, 80; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 1Sa.
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AUCrIOs SALES THIS DAY.

JNo. f.. LAUGHTOS. JR.. 10 A. NJ, walnut aai
cottage chamber suits, half and sbucS.mst-
trssses feather beds, and otner hOuseho fusft-
ture. &C.
JOSErH ~. HOU EWORTH, trustee sale %
Montpelier, the nome Of Presideat NJ ldi5oD, n
Orange county, Va.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-F0r the MID
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and possibly local rains near the coast, vari-
able winds--mostly mort b to west statona-
ry or higher barometer and temperature.
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Sc. only for picnic CIGAR.
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALsE,

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALI,
GIVES 10 EVERY WOHAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter bow much g. may have become
paired by nature or Otherwise, it makes the SxIs
PURE, SOFT andLI THAT 0f YoUrH.
II Is not only ELEGANTLY PERPUMRD, but "a T.
In every way most perfect wash and a srLEaDI
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
aud IS harmless as water.
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TROPIC-FRvrT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRyIT LAXATIVE:
PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
VNROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DISAGREEABLE PURGATIYE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THg
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
BILIOUSNESS, HEADACHE,
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently eff ctiyey and is delicious to take
Cleansing the system thoroughly II imparts ylgor 10
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochon-
eria, etc. ONE TRIAL CoNvINCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price. 25 and 60 cents sold by all druggists.
inv 3-deodtMhl0. 'S2l
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VICTIMS or THE LATE RAILROAD ACCI'
DENT.-The bodies OF Robert Gorian and
George Moon, the two cOlOred men WLo
died of injuries received from the accident
which occurred on toe Richmond and Allie
ghauy railroad Monday morning, were
brought 10 the city yesterday. They were
sent to Sc0t,sbUrs, Halifax county, where
the deceased formerly lived.
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National Association re-Engiuesrs.
TIE APPROACHING MEETING IN THIS crY-lS'


TIE APPROACHING MEETING IN THIS CITY-IN.
TEREsrISG CORRESPONDENTS.
The following interesting letter, suggest
ed by the approaching Convention OF Ma
ti0nal Association Fire. Engineers, which
will convene in this city on September 10,
1881, has been handed us for publication
July 26, 1881.
George A Ainsiey, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I sm glad 10 see by this morn
ing's Dispatch that the attention Of the
Board OF Underwriters has been called to
the proposed Convention Of the "National
Association OF Fiie-EngineeIs" and the
chiefs OF the fire departments throughout
the country in this city on the 18th proximo.
IL the people Of Richmond knew as you
and | do the strong inducements held ont
by other cities to get the benefits OF these
annual meetings they would feel flatiered
and honored by the compliment paid our
city by this Association in coming here in
stead OF going elsewhere. As there will be
large attendance Of manufacturers Of ap.
paratus for the suppression Of fires you will
have TO provide large ball for the exhibi.
tion OF steamers, hose, chemical engines,
trucks, and all machinery connected With
the fire department.
Our people will be amazed to see the
wonderful improvements 10 fire apparatus,
and how promptly it can be applied to the
exiingushment OF fires.
l should like them to see the sight we
witnessed at the Chicago race.cJurse,
when a two-story wooden building, COM
plcteiy envelOped in flames, the blazes
leaping from the windows and bursting
from the roof, was saved from de-
struc,ion and the fire completely extiu-
guished in twenty minutes by chemical
engine. How would it do to have an eXhi.
bitiOn of this kind at the Fair-Grounds ?
The race course at Chicago is not az accessi-
BILE from Chicago as the Flir.Grounds from
Richmond; still the exhibition there drew
about 10000 people to witness 1t, nOtwith-
standing the admissiOn-iee was fifty cents.
hope you will be able to make the re-
ception Of this Association credtable 10 the
city. Yours truly, LLOYD j. BEALL.
Our people are not lacking in either enter.
prise or hospitality, and We feel satisfied
that the representatives to the approaching
Convention will be received and entertained
in a manner that will reflect credit on our
city.
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A FINE HAIR.D DRESS. ING, COeoaine dresses
the hair perfectly, and is also preparation
nnequsled for the eradication OF dandruh.
The superiority OF Bnrnetps Flsyoring
Extracts consists Ia their purity and great
sjTspstA,
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Professor SIegeI Is earnestly at work Or
ganlzIn9 and drilling the chorus for the
Centennial. Having divided the city in
three sections, he has now, with the addl-
tons last night, about 275 names Of singers
enrolled. The rehearsal at Sanger Halle
last evening was a successful opening,
there being about eighty voices In the diff
iereDt parts represented. The prayer,
which has Just been written by Mr.. Charles
Poindexter, OF this city, has been set to the
music Of an Ave Maria by j. E. Schmoel-
zer, arranged by Professor Siegel. The
prayer as 1t stands is bighlY-creditable
production, the solemn character OF the
music adequately breathing the lofty senti'
ments Of the poem. The following is the
ieXt OF the
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nIasNLUTIONs q PARTNERsHIPs.

TSRON THIS DATE. 27rH July, 1881,
II MY COAL BUSHES, ~, be e'ndncted IN m
der The 1gs1 R1ps oI u1iR np bsa SPKoI.L IN
TEnRsr' sne bas eoniribuled avs thousand dollars
70 the same AhoE"A -' ''
stat. Of YtrofsG4, city II RfehaR0"d-t> wn:
LBL. staples, notary saele for me ely ~ sfore-
sale, ~ .,a s.hoss name Is signed 20 the shove
SSisinF' n besripg date 27th july 1881 has seknoT;
leoKel sns st ,h., tb. said ALDERY BLAIR this
90 sds osih bsfore me th MATHEW 9LMopR
spyeiaI DGrtnsr. has sctu., y sad NO tss nrm ot
ALBERT BLAIR co. me SrIPfssN o.
dollars IN cash H. 4
ty 26-Thow ----,----~---
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VALuABLE LOT PuRcHAsED.-hr. III. Hess
burg on yesterday purchased from Aessrs.
A. Y. Stokes & Co. the valuable lot corner
OF Franklin aud Fifth streets, where he
will cree; at snes hsn5some dTeljsg.
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HoToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsT-PRRhIuM
CHARLOTTESVILLE tLARET at 81 psr gallon at
CHRISTIAN < WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs--clegaat summer
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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DAiRYuApDs, RECEPTION.
rxCURsIOss AND PsCNl,s.
- --o..,o9'-.,--s = : = -~--------~--
TO STAUNTOS

EXy yURsION TO SrAUNTOS
CHESAPEAKE Anil ONO RAILWAY.
LFAYISts RICHMOND
sATURRDAy NIGfr. scousr srsi-
Afe0'CLock.
RetsrsisS. iesyin< 'hhs
SUNDAY SI6Rf AZ y ocLeth.
spssisl arranxsssr uk fsg eoioItG .sopA.
f1sksts Ter rssss uip. ". =, -.
n0sA fsr saie ky tAs soami.ies-J, ~. 10 Y.
sos, Sl2 ss~s npsad slrss,i. g. ~ 5e1sf.sn- y.
nsis sr~ts u. Z. tsAss eoSnss q ssss's'""
s '' IL a.. ~, es,2s.sassAAssSsS
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BETHESDA WATER, direct from the spring, at
SOC per gallon. at A. ANTONI's, Main street.
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For Neuralgia, Pains AMI Aches In the Back,
or Limb'-EIOP BITTEhs.
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Go TO THE WARD MEETINGS TONIGHT, AND
DON'T COMPLAIN THAT YOU WERE NOT NOfl'
FLED AFTER DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN.
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IT'S AN INDIsPUrABLE FACT THAT NOTHING
70 reaches and removes the sause OF those terrible
headaches as that weikn0wn aud wel.tried specific,
rARRANI's SRLIZER APBRIBST sod by al
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Fresh invoice OF KEY.wEsr CIGARS jus. an.
rived. ". ID. BLAIR & Co.
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KEEP on THE SHADY SIDE OF THE STREET Ind
stop at ANToNI's and get glass Of Soda or Mineral
Water, aud you viii never get sunstruck.
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WOODS ROE HERRTNGs. picked by Thou psou,
for sale by ". -. BLAIR & co.
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The COlOred WasherwOman's Signals
Below fredericksburg.

The COlOred WasherWOmon'S SiSnnis
Below Fredericksburg.
The North American OF yesterday recalls
the fact that General Fitzpatrick, In lecture
in Philadelphia, said: "In those dark days
1.-THE last week In June, 1869, the darkest in
the history OF the republic, General Sharpe,
the head OF the Secret.Service corps, saw
something must be done, and at the risk OF
his own life established a code OF signals
with a colOred washerwOman, whose cabin
was in sight OF our most powerful field
glass, on the south side OF the river, below
Fredericksburg. The plan was this: The
wasberwoman's husband sold tobacco,
cakes, and spruce beer in the Confederate
camD; the instant he saw signs OF any
considerable force breaking camp he
was to hurry home. tell his wife
to put up red cloth for artillery, blue
one for infantry, and a white towel for
cavalry, his wife to place them on the north
end of the clothes line If they started north,
in the middle il they went west, and at the
southern end if going south. Taking a
favorable outlook, General Sharpe waited
with breathess anxiety the result OF his
daring scheme, and Just at daybreak saw
red cloth hung on the north end, then an
other, then a blue one, and then towel,
until the whole north end was full, when he
hastened 10 headquarters with the news that
the whole rebel army was marching north.
This timely information was afterwards
confirmed by scouts; and then commenced
that race against time and buman strength
that brought our troops under Reynolds to
Gettysburg barely an hour in advance OF
General Lees vanguard under A. +. Hill.
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BLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.
LrRBra co.'s coca BEEF TONIC

embodies the nutritiye elements OF the muscular
hbre. blood, bone. ana brain OF carefully selected
healthy bullocss, combined with the plwerfu tonic
virtues OF the Coca, or Sacred life Plant of the
Tncss, aud a choice quality Of sherry Wine. Be
ware Of limitations.
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The thing desired found a. last Ask druggists for
Rough on Rats. II clears out rats, mice, r0aches,
flies, bed-bugs. l5c. boxes.
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AMESEM ENrN.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

R''n~oND noHAr' N''o0'A'''''
The regular weekly s0lree Will iske place -
W. Llrt Hall THIS CThursdsyl EVENING, a; 81
O'Clock. Admission only by ens6ership- or lnti.
laton cards, which must b. presen;ef at The tpoy,
Members can obtain invitaiiOn-cards on sppic1uosi
70 q. J.. SiEQsL. 42t Bfoad street, or {. " JOHN
sToR. 0lE ksiH street Uxd ~
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CAPTAIN Ben. SCOTT SWALLOWS A GILL OF
CONCENTRATED LYE.-Captain Ben. Scott
went to Fredericksburg the other day TO
look after new colored military company,
and while there was as dashing as Captain
Jinks. Ordinary colored folks, OF course,
gave him q wide berth as be paraded The
streets OF "the old burg" in all "the
pOmp and pride and circumstance OF @lo-
rious war" He had reason to feel that be
was having Oh. o. T." His visit came to
an end yesterday, and he proceeded to the
deI0' escorted by a host OF admrn2
friends. Unfortunately he stopped on the
Way at the house Of 4 Fredericksburg SOL
dier.boy, where he was the centre OF an
admiring crowd. Discoursing on tactics,
the weather, g., his throat became as dry
as a powder.horn. To mOisten it be seized
IA cup which he supposed contained Ma
ture's own cooling crystal beverage,
and quaffed gill or more before
he aScertained. TO his horror, that
he was drinking concentrated lye.
Tears-gusblng tearS-came from his mar
tial eyes, and be danced a can can, 10 the
Amusement OF all present. some declared
he was poisoned, and others that he certain
ly had 'em. An antidote was speedily pro-
cured, which, when swallowed. united with
the I've and left a huge ball OF soap in the
centre OF his stomach. This everybody
knows can be easily removed, but the doc
tors think it will take time and clreful treat
ment to restore the Captains mouth and
throat to their normal condition.
Moral Look before you drink.
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" ROUGH on RATS

BETuESDA WATER. direct from tie spr'nR, az
50e per gallon, at A. ASToSI's, Main street.
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FACULTY.:

FALIIII
EpMuSD HAEEIsoS, 4. NJ. Professor SI OF Laun'
n a. HARRIs. ~ A.. Professor OF Greek
pRonfs M MAssIE, A. NJ, ID. L., Professor Of Modern
Languages. ~ - r. E,tieb
y; n1,Yt n SMI1H, NJ. A., Professor OF Maihe-
ouhRIEsH WINSTON. NJ. A.. Professor Of PHYSICS.
u pTRYEAR. A. NJ, Ii. ~. Professor Of Chemsiry:
WnfIAN -. THOMAS NJ. A., ID. d., Professor ot
Philosophy.
S,SrYL ID. DAVIES. Professor Of Law.
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years, sDd ct one time wss president Of the
old Town Board Of Trustees.
At the Richmond Stock Exchange yes
terday 100 Manchester tax-receivable 8 per
cent. bonds were sold at %.

Twenty-Five dollars Ia doctors visits will 10 ron
less good than one bottle OF Bor BrTrKRs.
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PERSONAL.
V MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS,

nsassnof kssIEg Foi an0at that had absn doned
moeS ,suy ihs Broetiec of my profession In Rich
osl, eke ihie fpkthod Of stating that ny absence
PR0grssnYgsIaTy, en1 that WILL RESUME Ny
Ol,T,aeSasOk Al DUTIES IN RICHMOND IN
Nsess - also desire 10 thank my friends snd
lsss~. "efr Eeneress sp1sert asa Easy sciS Of
SNs sToBeE Bss. soifrxeS No
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How TAYLOR WAS CAUGHT.-On Tues
dav Major Poe sent to MsiOr Brock, Chief
OF Police, Washington, D. c., notice OF
the escape OF Taylor the murderer, accom-
panied by a description Of him. The dif-
ferent precincts were notified Of the fact,
and the man subsequently applying at the
First precinct station for lodging was re.
c0gnized aud committed until the authori-
ties here could be communicated With.
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Ss THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-28
CHICK CIGARS, Sc.

"Old DominiOn,'" NoD'r Sc" H. selec'." -" A.
leghiuy," aud other brands Of pure WHISKY -.
sgCd. W. BLAIR & c..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-28

One hundred and ninety.siX dollars, per nine
onh, session. cover all the expenses OF entrance
se.s tnition bOar,t. fuel lighs, and washing.
tirhty-seyen dollars and hfty cents VIII meet the
,ylsnses Of a nCn-TeSideut student.
i Il. PURIEAR,
A. 90 q,.RtSe1Std1w Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-28

At this season various diseases Of the bowels are
preyalent. AND MANY LIVES ARE LOST through
lack of knowledge OF safe and sure remedy.