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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-11

DEATH OF Young TYRBE AND RETURN OF
MRS. HABvEY.-Young Tyree, son Of Mrs.
Harvey by her first marriage, died on
Thursday, aud was buried on Friday. He
had been complaining OF feeling unwell,
and had had several chiIls previous to Wed
nesday, on the morning OF which day he
was found near the stable.door insensible.
Three doctors were summoned TO his bed
side, and their conclusion was that his fatal
illness was caused by congestion Of the
brain. There was no suspicion Of foul
play.
Yesterday morning, as Mr.. and Mrs. Bay
Tor and Mr.. Henry BOdeker guardian Of
the Tyree cbildren) were waiting at the
dep6t at West Point TO return to Richmond,
they saw Mrs. Harvey disembark from the
Baltimore steamer. There was quite a
scene at the meeting OF mother and daugh-
ter, and upon the latter asking where she
bad been the former answered, "In Balti-
more, visiting friends" IL was the pur-
pose of Mrs. Harvey to proceed 10 Rich
mond and visit her daughter here, but after
Unexpectedly meeting her at the Point, and
being apprised Of the death OF her son (at
which she appeared greatly distressedb she
concluded to return home, which she did
In the same vehicle that had brought her
daughter aud the others to the feTry-boat
landing.
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THE STATE FAIR.-Colonel Finney, secre-
tary OF the State Agricultural Society, says
that the indications for good Fair are so
far excellent, despite the most severe
drought ever experienced in our day. His
books are open for entries, and be hopes to
be kept steadily employed at them until the
10th Of October, when the books are to be
closed. The work OF repairing the build
ings'at the Fair. Grounds and OF putting the
race.traek in order is being pressed for
ward as rapidly as possible. A most i'm.
portant work that the secretary is engaged
in is that OF correcting the roster OF life
members. In order to this he has written
TO every county clerk in the State, sending
each the old list OF bis county and asking
him to erase the names Of the dead and TO
note all removals. In many instances these
gentlemen have responded promptly, but
from many OF the clerks no answer has
been made. The secretary requests that
these last will hasten TO send in the corr
reeted lists, so that the entire roll may be
made up as speedily as possible.
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FLorE E3HIPNENT.-The Belgian steamship
Hlpparebus, Captain William Henry Lyons,
was cleared at the custom-heuse yesterday
for Babia and Rio Janeiro, In transit for
Santos and Rio Grande do Sui. She took
on at West Point 8, $50 barrels OF -four,
shipped by the Gallego Manufacturing
Company, as follows: Rio Janeiro, LOO
barrels; Bahia, so; Santos, 1000; Rio
Grsnde do Sol, 1000. The remainder OF
her cargo was ehipped at New York. The
registered tonnage OF the steamer is l,S4O
aops. She has a crew OF forty men, and
aakes out twelve passengers.
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THE FREE BRlDGE.-The Commissioners
OF the James River Bridge Company have
taken advantage OF the low stage OF water
in the river to bave the piers OF the bridge
thoroughly repaired, and those who are ca
pabie OF Judging OF the work say they are
now in better condition than ever before.
This work has been done at about one
twelfth of what 1t would have cost II the
work had been done when the bases OF the
pIers were submerged. They also have
100, 900 feet OF the best white-oak lumber
flooring now ready at the mill seasoning,
which will be laid about the middle OF Oe-
tober, which, when laid, tkey propose to
cover with tar and sawdust. The IRON
work is now in perfect order.
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CUTTING AYYRAn.-Last night about 81
O'clock difficulty occurred in Bliley,s bar
roem, corner Of Theatre alley and Eighth
street, between JOAN Harris aud solon
johnson (bOth coloraal, during which Har'
rig cut johnson with pOcket-kniie on the
back of the left arm near the shoulder, and
also Ou the right cheek and across the hn-
gers of the right hand. The wounds, none
OF which were serious. were dressed by
DIR. Houston. Harris left immediately aiter
the cutting, and had not been arrested at
last accounts.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
Il THE NURSERY.

The following IS an extract from letter written
10 the German Reformed Messenger, at Cham
berSbLrg, Pa;
4 BENEFACTREss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. WlssLow
viii prove the American Floreuee Nightingale OF
the Nursery. OF this We are 20 sure that ~ WI
teach our "Susy" to say, "A Blessing ON Mrs.
WiNsLown for helping her TO survive aud escape
the gripping, eoicking. and teeihiug siege. MRS.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain and cures dysentery aud diarrh@a.
it sofiens the gums, reduces Inflammation, eurrs
wind-coc and carries the infant safely through TIE
teelning period. II performs precisely what u pro-
fesses 10 psrforD, every part Of ii-sothins less
We have never seen Mrs. WtssLow; Know hef
only through the preparation OF her soothing
syrup for CnIldren Teethlpg." IL we had the
power we would make her. she Is, physical ssI-
yiour 10 the infant race. Sold by all drnsxists-
TneHiy-nye cents b9!!ls. ~v-soaiH
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Republican and Reddjaster Convention.
The Republicans and Readiusters OF Cbes-
ier6eld district will hold convention at the
Courthouse In that county next Monday
week 10 nominate a ticket 10 be voted for at
the ensuing election for House OF Dele
gates. The Republicans and Resdjusters
are fully in accord.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Methodist Feast and Fdir.-The West
End Society, prominent religious organi-
cation OF this city, will commence on Mon
day night feast and fair at Cersley's grove,
on the upper end OF Hull street. 1t Will be
continued for week, and no doubt baye
the success il will deserve. !. G. wells,
ESQ, Is superintendent.
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RICHMOND THgATRE-CoMEDY.-Mr John
q. owens, who needs no introduction To
our Richmond folks, wiliappear at the The
atre Thursday, Friday, and saturday nights
and Saturday matinee. lie Is 10 have with
vim a good comedy company, including
ynung Charles Vandenhoff. The Victims
and Scion sbIngle are 70 be played. Box
sheet opens "Wednesday. va
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The litbographers send their paper on to
the Department, pay the fees, and have the
revenue stamps imprinted thereon. With
his fine address. Marvin could have gone TO
Chicago, New York, or Philadelphia, and
represented himself as the president OF the
Madison Bank, and had, say, one thousand
such checks printed. The cost would have
been less than $50. and il be only used one
land got the money and went free) the in
veslment would have been a good one. Or,
some rascalIy workman might have stolen
a sheet OF the genuine revenue-stamped
paper, done the engraving, and struck OF
only one or two of the counterfeit checks.
This latter theory finds some acceptance, as
the check used here did not bear the name
OF the printer, which is usual.
More than that, while be Is very much
exasperated with "the sensational press, J"
he confesses that II is no wonder the people
OF Richmond feel so much repugnance to-
wards Marvin, the bigamist and betrayer.
He almost intimales that il be could get out
and had The chance be wouldn't mind CIV
ing that rascal (Maryin) punch or two on
the head.
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lowing nine Baker, catcher; white, short
stop; Wise, pitcher; Bass, first base !;
Evans, second base; jay, third base; KaIb-
fus, left field; Robinson, centre feid;
{ Noble, right field. These games will take
place Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
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IRISH AND CANADIAN OAT-MEALs al CHRIS
TIAN WHITES.
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Chesterfield County Cotrt.--This tribunal
will commence IFS September term on Mon.
day. There are several criminal cases ana
number of minor offenders to be disposed
OIL Judge Gregory Will preside, with b.
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THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION or FRE-EN.
GINEERs. s.-Tbe National Association OF Fire.
Engineers will meet in this city, in the hal
OF the House OF Delegates, on Tuesday
next. All the arrangements for the recep-
tion and entertainment OF the visiting fire
men have been made, and appear TO be
quite complete.
The following is the programme arranged
for the three days:
Tuesday-Convention meets at IL NJ.
Organization, etc. Welcome address by
Hon. W. q. CarriDgtOn, Mayor. Enrol
ment OF delegates. Miscellaneous business.
Election Of officers. At Z. NJ. the entire
Fire Department Of the city will be re-
viewed in front OF Ford's Hotel.
Wedpesday-9 A. NJ. Convention meets
for general business. II NJ, carriages will
be in readiness ut the Eleventk-street gate
Of the Capitol Square, opposite Ford's
Hotel, for drive about the city and to
Rockets, where the visitors will embark
on the steamer Northumberland for an ex-
cursion down the river; lunch on board.
Tbursday-9 A. NJ, Convention meets
for general business. IL NJ, trial OF appa-
ratus and new inventions at the corner OF
Eighteenth and Dock streets. 8 2. NJ,
banquet at Monticello Hall, Broad street.
between Sixth and Seventh streets. Night
sessions may be held at the pleasure Of the
Convention.
A number Of recent inventions In fire ap-
paratus and fire supplies will be on exhibit
tion during the session OF the Convention
in the rotunda Of the Capitol, which has
been neatly fixed up for the purpose. A
large number Of delegates from the North
and East will arrive per steamer Old
Dominion Monday afternoon. Upon the
arrival Of the steamer ct Norfolk to-day the
party will land and be entertained By the
Fire Department Of that city. Another
large delegation from Cincinnati, Chicago,
aud other points West will reach here Mon
day night ola the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
Way,
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A. Hancock, ESQ.,, setting as Common-
wealth's attorney, and there Ia no doubt
that all trsnsgressors OF the law will get
their deserts.
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Sunday Preaching in Manchester. = The
ministers Of The Episcopal, Methodist, Bap-
list, and Presbyterian churches in this city
being present, full religious services will
be held in tie several churches to-day.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: o A. NJ, 76 (;
8 A. NJ, 50; noon, SO; p. NJ, 92; II.
NJ, S3; midnight, II.
Mean temperature. SO 1 @.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, with rain near the coast and In
northern portions, northeasterly shifting TO
warmer souihwestesly winds, stationary or
lower barometer.
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wANrs.

IN OOO MEN WANTED TO HAVE
IO,OUO THEIR OLD HATS CLEANED
and FIXED like new. Apply at BLASCHARDs,
No. 4 Ninth street. sell.lif
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NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
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MORE eF MARVIN.

The old Man" as an ArtfaI Dodeer the
smartest In the Business-The Surgeon Of
the Auburn Penitendary Tells ON Him
Some New Facts Concerning the Distin-
guished Stranger soiourninG In Our Midst.
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BAsE-BALL.--The National Club, OF Wash
ingtop, will arrive here Tuesday morning
and play the Richmond Club series OF
games. The Nationals Will present the iol-
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MARVIN THoRouGHLY IDENTIFIED.

Commonwealth's-At Witt is now
in New jersey to procure the nect ssary re-
cords and witnesses 10 convict Marvin oil
bigamy. In that undertaking 1t Is believed
that he will have no difficulty, il, as conf
IDENTIFY expected, the prisoner held here
proves to be the man Of multitudinous
marital exploits, as charged.
About bis identity as the man who mar
ried Miss Turpin there can now be no rea.
sonable doubt, as he has been recognized
by employees OF the hotel at which be
stopped en- his visits here; by two par
ties who were present when the mar
riage-lcense was issued; by several who
were at the marriage; by the hackman
who drove him TO the depot; and by one
or more who travelled with him and his
victim on their way TO Washington. One
Of these is a we'll. known young gentleman
who was sitting beside the lady when Mar
vim got off at Washington. He remembers
Marvin coming back towards the Pullman
coach and glanciug at It's side. That was TO
get the name OF the sleeper, and shortly
after the train left Richmond be telegrapbed
the lady In care OF the conductor of that
sleeper that he was left, to go on to Jersey
CITY, &c.
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A WITNESS FROM MADISON, WIS.

Before leaving Richmond Mr.. wit re.
ceived a letter from the First National
Bank Of Madison, Wis, stating that the
president, the cashier, or the payiug-teller-
whoever could most conveniently leave
would come on here to testify as to the
faIsity Of the check upon which the S765
was procured from the First National
Bank OF Richmond.
The bank writes that the blank form used
by Marvin Is a counterfeit. While it is got
ten up in irst.rate style 1t is not like theirs.
The probability is that the reYenue-stamp
on the forged paper is genuine.
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HON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.

OF GEORGIA:
~ have used the BUFFALO LiTHIA WATER
occasionally for number OF years. | keep supply
constantly on hand, as well when am in washing.
ton as when am AT nome. have derived mtaier-
liable benefit from IL. It's most benehcant sdtcscy fn
my case is In promoting ;he elimination Of URIC
ACID from the blood. This, at lsast, is Whist un-
derstaBd 10 b. The explanation given by NV attend
lag physicians. have tried the waters OF The eee-
braled summit Springs OF Msiue; those OF Tait's
Springs Tennessee and also the renowned BE.
thescs Water. &c, bu, none have affected - 50
fsyorsbly as the buffalo Llihs Springs. in MecEicn-
burg county. Va" Sc 5.2aw2w
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RrIefh AND PersonnIs.

To-day, with the increased water Ia the
river and the mills not at work, |; Is proba
BILE that all the city pumps viii be put N
motion. as
Captain Frank S. Blair, the Readjustei
candidate for Attorney.General, was In the
city yesterday.
Mr.. George B. Davis, OF this city, the in.
ventor OF an excellent bed for invalids, has
sent the President bis model, and will send
him a bed II desired.
The streets are cleaner than they have
been for weeks and weeks, and yet in some
OF them broOms should be used.
Now the people wifi begin to return from
the mountains in real earnest.
The foundation for the new steam.pumT
Is about done.
Watermelons have been unusually abun'
dant and unusually good this season. The
drought prospered them.
A fine crop OF grass is TO be seen in some
OF the cutters almost In the heart OF the
city, and the same detraets from metro
politan appearance.
Good progress is being made on the First
Regiment srmory. The spans to support
the roof are now being put up.
The Secretary OF the State Agricultural
Society thinks that we will have fine fair
this year. But the vexatious question is,
How will the people get to the grounds
Comfortably A perpetual Injunction re-
strains the running OF railroad trains on
Broad street.
President Blankenship, OF the Chamber
of Commerce, has appointed Messrs. j. NJ.
Tate, Thomas w. McCance, +. w. Grubbs,
Edward Cohen, and Judge w. w. Crump
committee TO report upon the watersup-
ply question, in accordance with a motion
adopted at the last meeting Of the Board OF
Directors.
Grand Master Peyton 8. Coles was In the
citv Yesterday. He has made special and
satisfactory arrangements with the different
railroads for Masons wishing 10 attend the
Yorktown celebration. He Is very much
encouraged, and thinks there will be large
crowd attending. Mr.. Coles has devoted
bis whole time Cor some months past to make
the Masonic portion OF the celebration a
success, and has done as much, ii not more,
than any one person connected with the
celebration towards bringing large crowd.
On Friday night 1.S2 inches OF rain fell.
Mr.. Clarence C.. Massey, son OF Auditor
Massey, died yesterday morning at s
o'clock, at Ash Lawn, Albemarle county,
after a long illness. A few weeks ago Mr..
Massey lost deary.loyed daughter.
The Republicans and Readiusters will
hold convention at Henrico courthouse
at II O'Clock Wednesday to nominate a
candidate for the House.
The funeral OF Mr.. Peachy II. Grattan
yesterday was largely attended. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. Read,
and the remains were buried at Hollywood.
Small change is in great demand here at
this time. But a little while ago il was
rather a drug on the market.
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p" BETHESDA WATHR.


TYPHOID, MALARIAL-, INTERMITTENT, Bill
IoUs., and SCARLET-FEYERs prevented by using
MoRIsoS's PILLS. W. 8. PILcHER, Agent, sl7
east Main street. -
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At III
DISPATCH PRINTTEG-HOUsK Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guara.feed.
CANNED GOODS Of every description.
W. q. BLAIR & co.
CHLORINE STRoSTA WATTR, warranted 10
cure dyspepsia. at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
n you have a fever, MoRIsoss PILLS will
break it at once.
FINEST ROE HERRINGs al CHRISTIAN
LIQUORS of an binds for sale low.
W. d. BLAIR & co.
No. L and EXTRA MESS NACKEREL, In kits.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
IRISH AND CANADIAN oAT-MEALs at Chris
TIAS WHITES.
NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
W.. ID. BLAIR co.
wEsTPHALIA HAMS at CHRISTIAN 6 WHITES
----
NJ. ELLYsos a Co., advertising agents. insert "a.
vertisements In ali Of the newspapers OF the Unitec
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the De-
patch eOuniing-room win receive prompt atten'
tisn.
DEEP-SEA MAcKEREL az CHRISTIAN a
WRITE's.
RYE FLOUR, "GRAHAa" FLOUR, al CHRIS
TfAN & WHITES.
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FACULTY:

EDMUND HARRISON, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin.
II. n. HARRIS, NJ. A.. Professor Of Greek.
RoDRs MAssIE, A. NJ, ID. L., Professor Of Modern
Languages.
A. ". BROWN, n. D.. Professor OF English.
EDWARD &. SMITH, VI. A., Professor OF Mathe-
males.
CHARLES n. WINSTON, NJ. ~. Professor ofPhysles.
h. PURYEAR, A. NJ, LII. d.. Professor Of Chemistry.
WILLIAM -. THOMAS, NJ A., ID. d., PrCfesser Of
Philosophy.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES, Professor Of Law.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED ~
the use Of MEADE & BAKER's sAPoSINE DESTI'
FRIcE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
aud seurf. Price, GfY cents box.
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ATTENTION Is called TO the grand opening on
MONDAY, September 18th, Of a large stock of DRY
GOODS as per idyer isement OF
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
EOI Rrnad. corner Elflh street.
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ME HYGEIA HOTEL.

.THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
4 OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated 90 yards from Fort Monroe. Open all
the year Fqua 10 any hOtel Ia the United States "a
SUMNER RESORT. Send FOR circular describing
HARRISON PHGBUs,
h25 ProurioLof.
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LOST. srRA YED. AND STOLEN.

T OsT, A RED POCKET.BO0K saiufdly
Il afternoon between o and e'cOck,. on tho
American HOte steDs. containing about 500 OF
s6O-one twsnty ty-dOllar bill several age-d)aT rilss
and II NAV he, some ten-dOllar bills: tax lectlDJ
vLh ". n. STEwART's name attached, and o.ber
papers. Tue finder will be llberaiiy rewarded "
leaving the same n ". r.. SiAeAS BkDlHLR'5
book -6indery, or at American Hotel.
Sc 1lltf w. H. NlEN Atf.
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TIE WEATHER.-Th following will show
the condition OF the weather along the line
of the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
yesterday:
Scottsvlle-7:S0 P. NJ: Partly cloudy I;
very warm and close; fine rain FRIDAY
night; river two inches higher than yester'
day.
WilIiamson's-9 p. NJ: Cloudy and
warm, with rain lasting from 5:55 TO Z. h.
Buchanan--9 p. NJ: Cloudy all DAY;
warm.
Lynchburg-9 P. NJ: Hot and clear.
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oFFIcE OF CITY sUPERINTEsDRNTl
OF SCHOOLS,
sos MARSHALL STREET.
RIcyTNfOND Va Scnfen,har Q 1891

RICHMOND, VA. September 8, 1881.
A n EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS
IA for admission TO the Richmond High School
viii be held on MONDAY, September the 18TH,
commencing al O'Clock A. NJ.
Pupils of the II Oh School and First Grammar
grade, section A. who failed 10 pass examination In
June from sickness or Other causes, viii have an op-
portuuity 10 do so ~ that time.
The public are hereby noiGed that children that
have HepeT been vsccinated Will rot be United W
the public schools. j. ". PEAY, JR.
se4,7Il SuOeriDte pdent Schools
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LEE GALLERY, Main street-their Photographs
delight all.
WE recommend the LEE GALLERY for Phoie-
graphs.
HAVE THE CHILDREN photographed at the Ike
GALLERY,
LEE GALLERY Photographs are the best aud
cheapest.
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M observation-disclosures r EEPERs

TO BOARDING.H0UsE X y 11 = ,STpn6 4 = = .
AND HEADS OF FAMILIES w 'y,llEHxTFS.
10 BOARD VISITORS DCkihG IT'D, iospitsiity
NIAL--The Council Commitiee a. on md resl
1enees al iii parties VINO viii take boarde riysis
.hs celebration al Yorkiowa, would rtgnsss sine-
ss,nSles ~ well as those who Keep egniar Doar. iJ
hnuses to renorts al once % Mr.. WILLIAM ,h
PLEAgANTS the comml.tees clerk. AZ no; .of
tevenfh street. stating The number Which eah "
seeo,n modafed and the price per day. -, =. 80
4 nm lsst OF all those reporting VIII ve ssp, AZ
that ftfa ugeis eOIoiBg Into the CIV may w
without delay er trouble.
RV order OF the C0mmitise. ,,r.s fa..k
- V'Us WILLIAM n. PLEAsAA,NTs; A,sS Sisrk: !.
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EXPENSES OF "A RESIDENT STUDENT.

EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
One hundred and niuety-six dollars, per nine
month"; session. cover all the expenses or entrance
fees. tuition. boarO, fuel lights, and washing.
Eighty-seyeD dollars and 1fty cents VIII meet the
expenses OF a nonresident student.
For catalogues app at the bookstores or ADDRESS
Il. PURYEAR,
90 90 OQfautSal6tdIw Chairman.
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DICHMoND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER %. 1881
aud continues nine months.