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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-10

SCHOONER LBELLED.-Deputy United
States Marshall w. +. Nye on Monday at
tached the schooner George Henry, OF Bal
timore, Captain w. I. w. Todd, under a
libel for forfeiture Of contract with the
Bachelors Fishing and Yacht Club, the con-
tract being A" to convey the Club to CObb's
Island and anywhere IN Chesapeake bay,
and to such points as may be agreed upon
by the commodore Of the Bachelors Fish
ing and Yacht Club during fourteen days
from the 5.h OF August" The schooner
was bonded in the sum OF $500 and released.
The case will be heard before Judge Hughes
on the odd instant.
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The VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
AND THR TOBACCO TRADE.-The Board OF
Managers OF the Tobacco Trade, having re-
ceived a communication from Captains II.
c. Jones and NJ. l.. SpotSwOOd, the commit
tee in charge OF The Virginia Industrial
Exposition, inviting full exhibit OF the
tobacco industries OF Richmond in the same,
have determined TO cooperate heartily with
those gentlemen, and have appointed a
committee, consisting Of Messrs. W. T.
Darlington, John X. Childrey, Charles
Bauch, c. r. Barksdale, and PeytOn Wise,
10 take charge OF the matter on the part OF
the Tobacco Trade. Application to the
latter committee or to Messrs. Jones and
Spotswood will insure further information.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CITY CONSERyATIyE.DEN0CR
CONNITTEE.-Tbe new City Conservative.
Democratic Committee met lost night in the
City Circuit Court room. There was full
attendance OF members. The meeting was
called TO order by Captain 6. Watt Taylor.
On motion, Major b. II. Nash was made
temporary chairman, and Mr.. George J.
Hooper, Jr., temporary secretary. The
first business in order was the election OF
permanent officers. The following were
chosen: j. Bell Bigger, chairman Taze.
well Elicit, assistant chairman; w. d.
Chesterman, secretary George J. Hooper,
Jr., treasurer; j. &. Moss, sergeant.at-
arms.
The rules OF the House Of Delegates were
adopted for the government of the commit
tee.
The following ward superintendcnts
were appointed: Clay Ward, c. +. Hill !;
Monroe Ward, p. f. Dupuy; Madison
Ward, Il. T. Daniel, Jr.; jefferson Ward,
W. W. Wood; Jackson Ward, II. w. Lub-
book; Marshall Ward, to be supplied.
= The committee then adjourned.
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FINE HEADQUARTERS s.-Mr. j. Bell Big
ger, the secretary, has succeeded in securing
headquarters for the Conservative Demo
cratic Executive Committee at the Office OF
the American Hotel. This is Il central aud
spacious room, and is all that could be de-
sired. Captain DOdson closed the hotel
business there on MONDAY, and this once
noted rendezvous for the MahOneile faction
has now been converted into the very head
centre OF the Virginia COnservative-DemO
cratic party. The Office Of the secretary is
in the reading-rOom, entrance to which is
through the office Of the hotel. This is a
splendid location for the committee, the
Office giving room for the fling OF Demo
cratic newspapers and the reading-room for
the committee and the secretary to conduct
the eSpOndenCe.
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BATTALION DRILL.-The First regiment,
under command OF Colonel Pureen, turned
out last night, with tolerably full ranks, for
battalion drill. All the companies were in
line except Company "B," which went to
Bon Air early in the afternoon. The regl-
ment presented tine appearance, ana the
different .eyelutiOns were very eredltaDly
executed.
Considerable activity prevails in military
circles at this time owing 10 the near ap-
prOach Of the Yorktown Centennial cele-
bIation, when our boys Will be brought IN
contact wsth some OF the crack regiments
OF the eountW.
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THE CATRaLIC SOCIETIES AND TEE York
GOWN CENTENNIAL. The various Catholic
societies Of this city have concurred IN the
sggge'tion OF the McGill Lyeeum for con-
ference to cOGsider what acIiOu should be
taken by them Eelative 10 the approaching
celebration OF the Yorktown CentenDial.
Delegates have been appointed by each So
ciety in accordance with the plan sub
mitte9 (one delegate for every ten mem5erS(,
who Will meet Tonight at 8 o'e'Oek at the
rooms ef the Lyeeun, in Cathedral Hall,
for the purpose OF considering the matter.
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The VIRGINIA SEASIDE RESORTS Why
90 TO Long Branch, Cape May, Atlantic
CITY, and Newport, when you have at your
very door the splendid Virginia Seashore,
with its attractive and comfortable resorts !:
At all the places named there are now
crowds, and there should be for long time
vet immense companies at Old Point, Cobb's
Island. Ocean View, &c. The Ariel. with
IFS fine new slaeroOms and comfortable
and elegant appointments, gives you an un.
surpassed trip down the James TO SAT- wa
ter. You need not be told that Captain Gif-
ford knows how to command and make his
passengers comfortable.
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CheSterfeid LOcdlS.-The farmers are SUI.
ferlny very much for want OF rain. The
general Judgment is that weeks steady
fall would not burt.
Dr. j. p. Gillian, treasurer Of the County
school Board, is getting things in readiness
for an instant start OF the whole scholastic
machinery directly vacation end. Some OF
the text books used last year have been
changed by order Of The Board.
On Sunday fifteen persons we're baptized
and became members Of Salem church. To-
day "wednesday .be Middle District Bap-
tist Association will have It's annual session
at Salem, and 1t will last probably all the
week.
NJ. \. CogbilI, Couniy.Court clerk, IS
gong to the Hot springs in few days.
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsTMORELASD, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GRAS, elegant;
Havana lners-very low at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

4 DOW N-lON MtktllAN 1 having
"a passed several sleeBless nights, disturbed by the
ag0nles and cries Of a suffering child aud becom-
Ing convinced that MRS. WINSLO OW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP was Just the article needed, procured sup
PLY for the child. On reaching home and acquaint-
Ing his wife with what he had done she Refused to
have r. administered 10 thc chtld, she strong
ly IN favor Of Homeopathy. hat night the child
passed in suffering and the parents without sleep. Re-
turning home the DAY following, the father found the
baby still worse; and while contemplating anO;her
sleepleSs night, The mother stepped from the room
to attend to some domestic duties aud left the fstbcT
with the child. During her abs nee he administered
portion Of the Soothing Syrup TO the baby, and
said nothing. That night all hands slept well. aud
the little fellow awoke I'm the morning bright and
happy. The mother was delighted with the sudden
and wonderful change, andalihOugh ~ first Ofen led
at the deception practieed upen her, has continued
to use the Syrup, aud suffering, CRYING babies and
restless nights have disappeared. single tisl o
the Syrup never yet failed TO relieve the baby aud
overcome the preludlcss Of the mother sold by
al druggists. 25 cents bottle. an e0dlw
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BEHIND THE WIRES.
THE TRUTH OF TELEPHONE TROUBLES

An Interesting Visit TO the Richmond TeIe-
phone ENchangc-Its Past History Here
Manager ncCluer Working Up n Pine Ser
Viee-How "HallOO. Central" Sounds at
the Other End OF the Wire-A Busy Scene In
the Central OGice-How the Work Of Ma
nipuiating the Wires L. Carried On-The
Position OF Operator Anything but a Bed OF
Roses-An Equal Distribution Of Patience
will Set All Right.
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the shape Of an imperfectly.given order, or
the party you desire may not answer.
Then, too. subscribers should remember
the necessity OF giving 10 their orders
zone at a time" as they would apply for
letters at post Office deliyery.wndow.
N0n.obseryance OF the rules OF the Ex-
change by subscribers is prolific source Of
annoyance to both employees and patrons.
IL the existing rules were observed to the
letter everything would, with rare excep-
tions, move Ike clock.work. The subscri.
bers are more directly responsible for the
character OF the service they receive than
they are aware Of, and without their hearty
cooperation at all times the service cannot
be made as perfect as 1t should.
In conclusion, we would say that a visit
to the "central Office" OF the Telephone
Exchange will prove q source OF interest,
and teach an example OF patience that might,
IL properly reflected upon, be highly sau-
tary to many.
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ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE.-William Alley
and j. II. Martin got into a difficulty at the
store Of W. r. Kelley, oD Marshall between
Fifth and Sixth streets, yesterday after-
noon about 2 O'Clock, during which Alley
attempted to cut Martin with knife. OIL
Ger Tomlinson appeared on the scene and
took Alley TO the Second police station. He
will have a hearing before the Police Court
this morning.
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Briefs.-The ten days allowed the own
ers Of CANNES within whlcA TO procure the
medals required by ordinance expires to-
dav. ChicfOf.POlice LipscOmbe says he
does not want 10 seem GOgmGtc in the mat
ter, but the canine law snail be strictly en-
forced. In consequence Of the encourage
ment given to "bench shows" within the
past two years, the number OF dogs, espe-
chilly of settlers and pointers, has increased
yi>ibly IN town and country.
Those here, and there are some, who Ia
vor concert IL the matter Of direct trade
with Baltimore allege a. reason Ia support
OF that new notion that they have hitherto
spent all their money with Richmond mer-
chants, who IN return favor them only with
high prices and ingratilude. Another rea.
son assigned is that Richmond showed her
unfriendly disposition by laying large tax
on Manchester's part Of the Free bridge
bonds. Despite all this, merchants Will
continue 10 do their trading IN Richmond.
Mayo's bridge toll. house has been neatly
repainted and repaired, and now the re-
ceipt Of custom" presents quite a neat,
comfortable, and cosy appearance. A high
open board fence glstening with kalsomiDe
encloses The land side of Mayo's island, af-
fording a nne relief TO the redundant
amount Of Giving green" to be seen
through il.
The Alert Fire Company, Captain Waugh,
now has membership OF forty, who are
always ready 10 wreste with the property
eDdsDgering 4" FIRE fend - night or day. The
human steam that they apply 10 the breaks
OF their neatly-kept and effective hand
engine is quite as vigorous and persisten',
II not so lOng-contlnued, AZ that generated
in the boilers OF toe Richmond steamers.
Very good progress Is being made in lay
ing the foundation OF the extensive new
machine-shop and foundry commenced by
the Richmond and Danyil.e Rlilroad Com
pauy between their present works and the
James. River Free bridge. The blse OF the
foundation being mostly native granite Of
unknown depth. no fear exists Of the walls
giving away. These will be very massive,
suited to bear the strain OF the new.
weighty, and improved machinery which
will be used. Tue walls intended TO pro-
tect from overflow the projected porcelain
and kaoline works which will be erected 10
the space between the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad bridge ard The Free
bridge, running parallel with the Dauyille
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RICHMOND. ". Angust 0. L

MI HMVNUf 4 HU-Wot u INoI'
Editors Dispatch: As ! have been fire.
quently nterrOgated wherever ! bave been
for the last three months, and a dozen times
to-day on the streets, IN regard 10 the At.
tempted fraud on Mr.. Henry Miller by
young man iD New York, will you please
state that it was Mr.. Henry Miller, formerly
il merchant tailor, aud not, yours truly,
Henry 7. MILLER,
the Shirt Tailor.
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No CosTIvESEss, Disrrhea, or any Bowe CON-
plants where HOP BITTERs are used.
IsIT ANY WoeDRR

that ASToNrs Saloon should continue 10 be the
popular resort this season, when every visitor can
see gARce that he has displayed great taste In
the selection OF so handsome fountain and that
aus 'o1a and ice-cresm are unsurpassed, the cram
being Kept 10 porcelain lined free rs and his syrups
mace IRON fresh frui-juicesp Although At this
heavy expense he made the price one halt charged
eise"here Tor soda and cream and all miusral
waters, being determined 10 meet the wants Of the
public, especially the ladies' who have not been slow
10 appreciate his efforts, to whom ne returs, his
thRnks,
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lbotb colored) were fined $2 each for con-
tempt oi court.
Alice Hill tcolored) was fined 81 for her
son throwing rocks In the street.
Virginia Melton, charged with being a
suspicious character, and being dressed in
full male attire. Committed in default OF
surety for her good behavior for three
months.
George Wade. charged with assaultng
and striking r. l.. Fdler, was fined S5.
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BASE BALL.-The Riehmonds play the
Bllumores on Thursday and Friday, Au-
gust 1lth and 18Th, at r chmOnd Base Ball
Park, head CT Clay street. The Richmonds
have been practiciDg daily, and will present
one OF the strongest mines ever organized in
this city. An exciting contest may be
looked for
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HoToPP's CBLEnRATED FIRsr-PREAIUM
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET at 81 per gallon at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs--elegaDt summer
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Pat Coleman (cOlored), drunk and inter.
fering with persons In the street. was lalled
for six months 10 default OF surety.
Bette Price (cOlored) was fined 80 Tor
assaulling and beating Martha Harris, and
required 10 give surety to keep the peace.
Martha, Rosa. and Elizabeth Harris tall
colored), charged with trespassDg upon the
premises OF and threatening TO beat Eliza
beth Price, were placed under bonds to
keep The peace.
Della Smith (colored) was fined g for
contempt OF court.
T. S. DiIlard was fined $40 for being
drunk and disOrderly in the Theatre Com
ique and threatening to shoot Policeman
Lamkin.
Fleming Payne (colored), disorderly on
the street, was fined S2.
c. II. Nye, charged with selling goods
by sample.card or other description with
out a license. The ease was continued TIL
to-day.
O. M. Jones was fined IS for being drunk
and disorderIy in the bar.room OF Andrew
Kraus.
Benjamin Wilcox was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Edward Freeman (colored), assault and
battery. Discharged.
Silvia Lucas (cOlored), charged with as
saultiug and abusing Emma Dismore, was
discharged.
John Hill (colored) was hned $3.50 for
assauIting and beating Nancy Trent.
Adelaide White and Alice Wooason
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PERsoNAL.-Judge WaddiIl, OF the Hen.
rico County Court, is quite III with maiariai
fever, at bis residence at While PIaius. 80
the county. He was 10 lave left for the
no Mountains last week.
POlIce.Justice ID. c. Richardson has re-
turned 10 the city.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

ID WuITLOCK, l4l5 MAIN STREET,
i manufacturer Of The following nhe brands oI
CIGARS:
MODEL, LITTLE FLORA
LA FSTkLLE, FILLABUsrER0.
PICNIC. WHITLOJk'S kEY WEST,
MOZART, CHICK, -
LILY BELLE, aud Oriental.
Also dealer ia the following brands OF FINK To-
BACCO at msDufsctuFers' prices:
OIANORA, EMPEROR.
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN.
PIONEER, ROUGH and READY l5c. piaSs,,.
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &C.
send for price-llst. NV Ef-to1
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1 1lCHAOND SEMINARY.
y RICHMOND, VA.
J0HS n. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
MRS. r. ~. PEiTON aud
hks y. X. 4GAKkETT,
AgGO(IATE PRINCIPALS.

NJ. Continued gFO<yih OF this SCHOOL FOR
seoAG LADIES bRFJpg rendered Il necessary TO
NJ increased aee6mmOdAtl0ns, The building
a. EAST GRACE STREET has been leased
IA tfm Of yearS. fA5s building was designed
Hf number Of years has been uled for
Esa purposes. II viii b. thoroughly repaired aud
ds.s,lons for bOarders are tie beat. Two young D.
nred '"'A' ana thgie rVoNS pro'l"eu "he" "e-
lpg1id d for the sick.
1881. VA" @N"i e.
SSs,.ssiSrstIon a. 70 prices. &C., APPLY for ca.a-
f'o'diwtIe9ds JOHN H. POWELL.
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STAUNToS, VAa

Unsurpassed IN It's location, in its buildings and
grounds, IN IT. general appointments and sanitary
arrangements: It's full corps Of SUPERIOR and expe-
rienced teachers, its unriyaed advantages In Alu-
SIC, Modern Languages, ElOcutiOn, Fine Arts. Ply
seal Culture, aud Instruction Ia the Theory ana
Practice Of Cooking the succe sfu efforts made 70
secure health, comfort and happiness; lis oppose
ship.
FOR full particulars, apply TO the PRINCIPAL for
catalogues. ie l5-eod2m
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DlCHINGS- BERNARD
IL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
under the direction Of
CAROLINE RlCHINGS-BERNARD AND
PIERRE BER NARD,
RICHMOND. VA,

Having leased the large mansion zoos east Clay
sfeet. w are now prepared 10 receive limited num-
ler 81 ,0uns ladies' As RESIDENT PUPILS tor
VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION.
Tbey viii receive thorough training under the per-
o8al suptrvislon Of Madame Bernard. Italian,
Yr-nCh. German. ElOcution. aud all branches OF eiu-
cation taught II required. For terms andy 10
CAROLINE EICHINGS. BERNARD,
LgG.dEw Is west Grace street.
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,.,1r,d sud niuety-siX dollars, per nine
one gIe..,on. cover all the CNpeuses OF entrance
moblh' - b1srr. fuel tights. and washing.
fc,t lul".,,, 5.larS and INV cents Will meet the
fgll'-.fs pru.teSident student.
lttnS,s slc,us app al the bookstores or address
fof cAN'F n. PURNEAR,
..-.s.tS Sfdlw Chairman.
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V'O WHOM IT CONCERNS.--l hereby
Il notify all persons that have bSen duaiined By
c Jurt as sdmluiS'ratrix Of ny deceased husband,
JOSEPH {. DlPPNEK. All persons having claims
aSainst him and all persons Indebted 10 him are
qnested 20 come aud settle at once with me.
Mrs. ELIZABETH OIPPNER,
au lO.3t AdmiLislrattlN,
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FINANCIAL.

AIONEY! MONEY! MONEY!-Partles
vi desiring 10 INVEST or BORROW MONEY
ON city country real estate VIII hnd " '" %
,e,est 10 consult n. CHARGES To ,end.rs, nothing;
10 borrowers moderate. business srie y coma;
dental. Cali OF write for, free. Hlrgsaid hfG1
Rsidfe Journal. X. u. thAstiN
Jy oI.a30gks4t kszi hsow btOAsk~
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TAASKs.- The Dispatch Acknowledges an
invitation TO "tbe grand railroad Jubilee !"
to come OF at Oxford. N. c.. Tuesday, Au'
gust 10, 1891. Hon. h. N. Waddeil WIZ De
the orator OF the day.
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PHoroesAPmc PICTURES If you Wish to get
Good Picture with nice shading, 20 to ".
POWERS, No. el2 east Main street. Mr.. POWERS
10 prepared 10 do the Best Ink. Crayons. Water
Coors, and Pastel Pictures and his Pisin Photo
graphs are unsurpassed.
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HANOVER ACADEMY,
IL TA1GORSVILLE POST. OFFICE, VA.

Co1SDel II. ?. JONES, ". A.,
Aa9Or HOBACE W, JOKES,
j. n. CLAIBORNE,
6EAV EAKR0LL. NJ. A..
we pfOfeseOf- Haihemaics Virginia Agriculture
azd Mechanical COllege).
ise Of the old eei schools In the state. It's pupils
atie found Ia ge University OF y ifgiuia. United
A<s- Military A2z.00nv, a, aitsd States Naval AeaG-
-! aud ln the sariOus professions and business
Ssrka.ts.
ssis N begins SEPTEMBER PORN.
S0tssel JONES Ntl return frOm Europe about the
tell 81 September. Dhu that cate apply for cala.
Afges. &c. to
.r8i.sodtSe2O NAsoR HORACE w. JONES
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ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE DEM0CRAfiC) }
tLECUTIVE CONMITTER,
HNnNp. Augu.f O.. ASl.

THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE CON
L SERVArIVE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE are established at the Office Of the
American Hotel corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets.
WI be glad TO see any resident or visiting con.
serVAiIys Democrat al these looms, where 10y i'-
formation abOu, party matters will be gladly re-
ceiyed.
Letters will reach me addressed -
j. BELL BIGGER,
Secretary State Conservative Dem9crric Execu-
tive Committee.
Conservative Democratic papers please copy.
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND, VA, August .. 1881.
PROPOSALS FOR REMODELLiNG
i AND FINISHING THE FIRST tCOLOBEDl
BAPTIST CHURCH, situated at the corner Of
Broad and College streets will be received a. The
once OF the undersigned uDtil SEI'fEMBER Isr
At @ O'Clock T.. NJ, Pans aud specifications can be
seeu al my ohco. the church reserves the right -
reject any or all bids. n. ). BLACK.
su IO-rOdtd Architect
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done tth
DISPATCH PRINTGNG-HOUSR. Good work. .)w
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD BE PUZZLED II
called upon 10 decide which is the more exquisite
the Violet, West End Bouquet, or stephauoiis OF J.
4 4, ATKINSON,
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FACILITY:

u,rprS0N. 4. W.. Professor OF Latin.
TpNV ~ A. Professor Of Greek.
b. p. ~ HsA.SssfT A. NJ, ID. L., Professor of Modern
l2aeoSt n d.. Professor Of English.
a y ar N n SNirH, NJ. A., Professor OF Maihe-
" rrsfirs. .,- a. profeesor ,e III, vsies
tUtklt.r A ~. IL. ~. Professor Of Chemistry.
b Pthl,s, m THOMAS VI. A., ID. H., PrCfesS0r Of
'rbiios 'phv. ,,-.e..,.-,rr.w
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VI. ELLYsOS 4 CO., advertising agents, insert adj
vertisements in all of the newspapers of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left 20 The Dis
patch counting room will receive prompi 'tteD-
tien,
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BASE BALL.

DALTIMORES, CHAMPIONS OF MA
ID RYLAND. Ys. BICHMONDS, CHAMPIONS
OF VIRGINIA. at Base. Ball Park, bead ~ tiay
street. AUGUST llTH AND 18TH, at4 T.. NJ
Admission, 25c. au 10 %
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Don't DIE IN THE HOUSE.

ASK druggists for Rough On Rats" Itciesrs out
rats, MICE bedbugs reaches, yermIn, fes, ants, In.
sects. 10 cents per box.
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8irhmOnd 9ispatth.
Observation-Disclosures 10, 1881.

Ss~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LAGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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"Old DomlnlOn,"" Monirose," " B-Seleci,"" al
leghany," and other brands of pure WHlSKEY, well
aged. ID. BLAIR 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-10

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