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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

THE YORKTOWN Recommendations
ton was received here last night that owing
to other important engagements IN eonnec-
tion with the Centennial. Colonel Peyton,
general superintendent of the Yorktown
Association, would be prevented from going
10 Yorktown on the 10th instant to dispose
Of reservations, as previously announced.
Further information may be had at the Sec
retary's office, Exchange Hotel.
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SOMETHING WANTED IN RIcHM0ND.-lt Is
thought by many the city should have a
fine cblms OF bells. st. Paups church. DIR.
Reads church, First Baptist church, or
Centenary Methodist could furnish them,
Who 6Tstp
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FIRE YEsTERDAY.-The alarm Of fire
turned in from Box No. %, corner Seven
teenth and Marshall streets, yesterday af-
ternOon about o'clock, was caused by The
partial burning OF house No. 5j2 on Rail-
road (Sixleenth) street, occupied 10y Eliza
johnson (colored). The fire originated
from sparks from a passing locomotive.
Loss, $40. Uninsured.
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LOST. sTRAyED, AND STOLEN.

CTRAYED FROM MY PLACE r-,r,
y On sunday al eru09n LARGE DARK <s7A
BAY HORSE TsO hird feet wete while. wta a
cut-0H tail. reward of - viii De gwen 50 - is
returned 20 1917 v 81 l.esh street. a. ~
4 OST. A NEWFOU NDLAND -
IPT'PPY. about fyefg0ni hs Old: black Sas-<
with white on face breast. feet, and 40 CO. ssfi.
Answers 10 name OF ' Bruno" 4 suitsbe reward
will b. paid Tor lnform1iicn sadnE 10 ms recovery
y. W. BJNt.
an 7-2ts sis west Grace sllcei.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, "A:
2 A. NJ, 81; noon, 81; 2. NJ, 02; 6 p.
NJ, So; midnight, -.
Mean temperature, 81 SO.
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,rAKE NOrlCE.-Wher.a. Q llhcl hls

Il been nlsd la the District Court of ne ussIed
states for he Eastern District Of virgins, "a we
6'h day OF Auguit 1851. by John B9rsrs, 5t..
Of contract and praying process NAV issue stti 1ss
said vessel her tackle sppArr. and cargo asa ihst
sald vessel may De- c7ndsmned aud sold To pay sald
John Bowers, Jr., 4 Co, with coiis, eharzv,, and
expenses; -. ...,,,.. -
Now. therefore, iu pursuance ol the monitor ~.
de- the .ssiof s.id urt 90 me direc ed AMI dgiY-
ere.i 40 hereby siye public aOtice 20 al prra0n,
the s4ld vessel, or 10 any manner iueis.sd
bers,n that they te and appear before said ~ -'c.
Cont tO BE- held a, the court room 10 tee r'F or
Rtcbmord, IN aad for the kastrrn Dis Tiel ~ klt-
gipia on ;he 22D DAY OF AUGUST. A. -. 1881,
81 d O'Clock A. VI. Of that day. provided he tawe
,hal be dsv OF jurisdiction, O'het wise on ne trNb
day Of jur,de hon thereafter, thea aud tbrry to a.
ierpOse their claims aud make their allegation, ~
Dasd a: Riehmsn I, this sth day of Ausgsi. a. D.
1881. q, 4. hAhSut Li.,
Au g.TH2w United Sisiss hstslk
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY woMAS
FAIR, Fresh AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much It may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, Il makes the SKIM
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
It Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUsED, but u 10
In every way most perfect wash and sPLEEDt
LorIOS.
Its APPLICATION clsno, possibly be detected.
aud Is harmless as water.
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sIMMoNs LIVER REGULATOR.
VAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The Sym ptoms Of Liver Complaint ace a hitter OF
bad taste I'm the mouth Pain IN the Bsed, Sides on
joints, often Snistaken for rheumatism; Sour
stomach; Los OF Appetite; Bowels alternately
costive and lax lAkAdache; Loss Of MemOSG' with
painful sensation Of having failed 10 DO something
Rhicb ought 10 have been done; Debility; Low
Ssirits thick, yessw appearance OF the SAN and
Eyes a Dry Cough siten miIaken Tor CoiSimp-
sion.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms altenS the
diseale at others very few; lslt The Liver, the
LAraest organ In the BODY, generally the seat OF le
AIsease and II not Regulated IN tine great sufeF-
tGS, wretchedness. and Death will easue.
Az AN FNFAILING SPECIFIC, TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULAT0R OR MEDICINE.
CAUTIOk. Buy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULAT0K unless In en-
grsyed WTapDfI, With Trademark. stamp and sigma
ture unbrOken. None other is genuine
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
Philadelphia. Pa.
SOD BY ALL DREGGIsIs. ie 4.eodLAa2o
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-FOr the Mid.
die Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather,
variable winds generally shifting to south
erly, stationary or falling barometer.
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Sc. onlr for a Plc.NIc CIaAn.

III is IMPOSSIBLE 10 CONCEIVE OF MORE
healthfu and refreshing draaght than Is Afforded oy
TARRAsT's sELrzER APERiENr, combining - "
a., the advantage. OF luxury AND pure, safe al
teratlye and corrective. Sold ~ all druggists.
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Deadiock IN CHESTERFIELD On motion Of
H. A. COgbiIl, clerk Of The Board Of SUPER
yiSOrS Of Chesterfield county, through
Meade Haskins, Esq, bis counsel, the Hon.
;. ;. WeisiSer, Judge OF the Circuit Court,
has granted a SapersedeaS to the order Of
the county judge compelling him TO certify
to the vote on the election Of chairman Of
the Board, and hence the deadlock is still
nm brnkpn
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MUSICAL.-The choir Of the First Baptist
church has been re0rganized as follows ::
Miss Jennie Jones, soprano; Mrs. John H..
knowles, Jr., alto; Mr.. Frank w. Cum
nngham, tenor, and Mr. NJ. l.. Ramos,
besso; Mr.. L. B. Dashiell, Organist.
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SEEDS.

NREAT REDUCTION ~ THE PRICE
~ or TUgNI?-sEBD AZ SCOTS drugstore,
corner of Franklin aud Seventeenth streets: RUrA
BAGA, 4Oc.; WHITE FLAT DUTCH. soc; AM
BER GLOBE. 4oc.; WHITE NORFOLK, ioe. !;
WHITE GLOBE, 40c.; SEYEN-TOP ace; RED
TOP, iOc. y 26-eodIOt
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.,,cvxsrs OF A RESILIENT STUDENT.

,..,4r,d aud mneiy-siX dollars, pfr nine
uoe Vss..ion. cover all the e1pe0ses oi entrance
uonip' ~, ho-ra fit.i fgs's, aTd washing.
Sec. int. 80, dollars sud nf0v cents viii meet the
E's... N a nsu-iesidcut sjuoeut.
t1tspt,l lsuss s,,, : a. Tire bookstores or address
For cA''N'1 n. PURIEAE,
...--.S.rEfslw Chairman.
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THE MANCHESTER WATERPOwER.-Tbe
option OF fifteen days allowed the capitalists
who propose to buy the Manchester water
power will expire IN few days. and the
probability is that the sale will fail for want
Cf the cooperation OF the bOndhOlders who
hold a mortgage on the property. Many
have accepted the offer made for their
bonds, but The number cf those who have
not signlfied their acceptance Is so large as
to leave the success Of the scheme in great
doiIbt
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EASE BALL.

DALTIMORES. CHAMPIONS OF Ma
ID RYLAND, vs. EICHNONDS, CHAMPIONS
OF VIRGINIA. n Rss--bili Park. head of tiay
street. AUGUST IlTG AID l2TH, al 4 Pm
AdmiS ION, 25c. aus II
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CARRYING THE WORD TO NEW kENT.-On
Sunday morning a number Of Sabbath
school workers from Union-StatiOn Metho-
dist Episcopal school left this city to pay a
fraternal visit 10 the Sabbath school at Pro-
vidence church. in New Kent county. Ar
irving there in due Time, they found large
number OF persons present. A very fine
sermon was preached by Rev. X. ii. Mullen,
the pastor; sitter which Mr.. Mullen sn-
nounced the presence Of the visitors and
introduced T. Wiley Davis, E.q. Mr.. Da-
Wis said that after an absence OF thirty years
be had returned to bis old Sabbath school.
He then, in behalf Of Union-StatiOn school,
presented 10 Providence school a number OF
new Bibles and bymn.bOoks and a new
chapel organ. The GIFT was accepted
IN the spirit in which il was rendered,
and very appropriate remarks were. msde
bv the pastor and the superintendent OF the
school, Mr.. George William Fisher. In the
afternoon sOng-and.pralsc service was
held. The chorisler aud organist OF Union
Station, together with number OF the
choir OF that church, being present, with
the assistance OF the members Of the Pr0Vi-
dence congregation, some very good music
was rendered. The occasion was most
ENJOYABLE one, and the visitors on their re-
turn home spoke in glowing terms Of the
hospitality Of their New Kent friends.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
DIOCESAN SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
STAUNToN, VA
Mrs. GENERAL J. f. Il. STUART, PRINCIPAL

hHNs VtNLhAL q n % NNUAkI, TNINCIPAL-
MRS. STUART will he aided by a fun corps o
superior teachers, and the advantages I'm all depart
ments are unsurpassed.
The aim OF the principal is to make teaching an
training thorough and thus promote the best condi-
tlou Of mind and heart.
The buildings are eommodious aud the grounds 6
large and attractive.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 18TH.
TERMS REASONABLE, and all eXtrayagsnce op-
posed.
Catalogues sent upon application 10 the Principa
-pOd2mf
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TOURNAMENT.
GRAND TOURNAMENT,
BON AIR. AUGUST 81. lssI.

Premiums, $3.50. List zee. slO. Number of
knights limited to twenty aye All persons deshlDg
to enter the lists must apply 70 committee hy he
25th instant, w:h ~ zee accompanying appnca-
tlon. For further particulars al, ress undersigned
al Bon Air. CHARLES r. HARVEY,
an q.drU4i& w3tS Chairman.
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A1BrrLAScs CLLL.-The ambulance was
called oot yesterday afternoon TO attend a
coIored mEn who was attacked with cramps
on tho dock, lie was taken home.
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HOToPP'S CELEBRATkD FIRST-PRENiUN
CHARLorTEsyiLLE fLARKT at 81 par gallon al
CHRISTIAN . WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-eleeast summer
wines-cheap, AZ CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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WOODS RoE-HERRfNGs, picked by Thompson.
for sale by ". ID. BLAIR s co.
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ARCADIA IRON-WORKs PROPERTr.-Ihe
sale OF this property will not take place on
tpe 10th instant, ~ heretofore advertised as
arrangements have been made privately 10
disllOse Of u.
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THE FOUNTAIN DE IAFAYETTE-ASToHrs--
for delicious los-CREAN SODA and FRESH NfsE-
RAL WATERS. Only Sc.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, SC.

". ELLYsoS & Co, advertising agents. insert ,d-
yertisements In all Of the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. orders left at the Dts.
patch eosnting-room viii receive promp; NteH-
usn.
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CHORUS REHEARSAL.--Tbere will be 4
rehearsal tonight OF the West.End section
OF the Centennial Chorus at Elba chapel, at
the head OF Marshall street.
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Picnic CIGARS, Sc.

ANroNI's IS THE PLACE for all the MINERAL
WATERS Al Sc. per glass.
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"Old Dominion" Monlrose,' " B-seleci.'" Al
leghlny," aud other brands OF pure WHisKEY, well
sged. W.D. BLAIR ( co.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ~ N
DsPATci4 PRTNrING-HOUsE. Good worh, los
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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FACULTY:

u.xptsoN. A. NJ, Professor Of latin.
FpSsS y .SsiS. N A, Professor y Gree%
u y. has,ssir. A. NJ. n L. Professor ~ Modern
lseso,~ II. d.. Professor of English.
A. M M n. SMITH, VI. A., Professor OF Msthe'
matics. ..-....ro>- u Professor of ph ysies
(IIARL1sn n RI H.. Professor Oi ChemiSry.
y. fykih1t IN THoYAs NJ. A., II. D., FrCiesser Of
PhtlOs p1Y. ., r.,<.s,D. cfrst,
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Vp,TICATtoNAI.
uELLMUTH LA

PATRoNhSS' "' ueJ.LMUTh. u. -, u, e. X,
FALL TgRM OPENS WEpN
-. .,a sractnus buildings, bvAntltulD
Hapdomse N,ssF-a fAlls, and on ono OF the prin
tssGUNDS comerse lSo ,, serss ,cI,Sn Ise s' TSe S
tetisc va 49, .s Inc only solid basis for NE riRht
AM prN ,hs 'csSieee. MUSIC specially. Boaro,
sAen - y Epgit.h, the Ancient and Modern basxSs Mo
course o. Ytsrsrv, Medical Atteudarce Sud Med,
rsno eNNssss,,f clergy men FOR ct'cu'aiS and tull
Dc d,q9npi, Lsoies' Coiloge. Loneon. OalArlo, -
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TENM MORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
IN SCHOOL, AMHERST. VA.
a select, limited. and high-ersde school, strictly
preparatory 10 the University of Virrua. Session
heglns SEPTEMBER SIN. 1881. Deductions
made in charge FOR two brothers, for the onS Of
ministers. For circulars address the Principal,
IS 26.2w n. 4. STROBE.
DICHINGS- ARD
Al CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
under he direction of
CAROLINE BlCHINGS-BERNARD AND
PIERRE BER ARD,
RICHMOND, VA.
Having leased the large mansion zoos east Clay
street. prepared 10 receive limited num-
her Of yOung ladies as Resident PUPILS for
VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION.
They VIII receive thorough training under the per-
,onal supervision Of Madame Bernard. Italian,
French, German, ElOcuiiOn. and all branches OF edu
cation taught if required. For terms apnly 10
CAROLINE RICHlNGS- BERNARD,
je26-dSw l6 wesl Grace street.
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He TACKLED THE WRONG MAN.-Tbat
New York sharper. the would be nephew
Of Mr. Isaac Davenport, Jr., who played 30
successfully his little game OF fraud upon
Mr. Miller, OF this city, and probably others
who have failed TO tell Us just how they
were taken IN, tackled the wrong man re-
Gently in the person Of Mr.. John Purcell.
1t so happened that Mr.. Purcell, who had
Just arrived in New York, was walking
down the street when he was accOsted by i
Young man with, Why, how do you do,
Mr. PURCELL How did you leave Uscle
I,aac?" Finding himself addressed so
warmly by a nice.lOoking young man, who
appeared really glad to see him, Mr.. Purcell
was for a moment Donplus>ed aud tried TO
recall the face Of this wOuld-be acquant-
ance. Failing, however, he told the young
man he did not recoIlect him, and could not
think 10 whom he referred by "Uncle
Isaac" Why" said he, u AN the
nephew Of Mr.. Isaac Davenport; but you
have evidently forgotten me-" Mr.. Pur-
cells pleased smile was here changed to a
stern look that fairly made the young rogue
start. A. he said. Yes, sir, had forgotten
You, but III remember you. IOuarcafTaud
and an impOstor, and II there wa, police
man at hand I'd have you arrested on the
spot" Tne gushing Young man here took
hi, departure very abruptly aud IN man
ner that was neither digniiied nor in keep
ing with a gentleman Of his pretended
imDOrtance.
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DIcHMsNp COLLEGE,
II RICHMOND, VA.

.xt session begins SEPTEMBER 70, 1881
-so,,cuucs pipe months
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See that all IRON BITTERS are manufactured by
BROWN CHEMICAL COAPABY, AID have cross
cd red lines on the wrapper.
BENARE OF INVITATIONS.
GROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
a. 1e-ooalV Baltimore, Md.
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NV nRLFANsClnAps-

NEw ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsTNORELASD, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GRAS, elegant;
pure Havana dilcrs--ytry low at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w STAUNTON, VA, OPENS SEPTEMBER 20.
1881. ONE OF THE FIRST SCHOOLS FOR
YOUNG LADIES IN THE UNITED STATES sur
roundings beautiful. Climate unsurpassed. Pupils
from seventeen States.
Terms among the best In the Union Board. wash
ing, English course, Latin, French. German. In
strumenaI Music, &C.. for scholastic wear, from
September 10 June. S2SS. For catalogues write to
REV. WILLIAM A.HARRIS. -. D..
iy : dcOd2m 2m6wIm President. Siaunton. Va.
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E0R SALE PRIVATELY,

10000 No. OLD BRICKS
on Tenth street between Byrd and Cana. APp'S 10
JOsEPH AUGUSTINE,
.ua-ruArb2,. 40s Twelfth street
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IRON BITTERS.
IRON BITTERs

R"O " ~
Are highly re- l-- ---
commended for
pov R1rTFRsISuInpg a Ger. Iron BITTERS
lain and eh-
icient TONIC. es-
T,,,e Tonic. IoecIally DYs- cure Dyspepsia.
lPFP>iA. INDI.
lGESTION, IN
I + RMiTTENT-
FEVER, L LOs
STRENGTH
WANT oFAPPE-
,poc pITTFRs EYFRGY, siitii etc. IRON BITTERs
Enriches the
blood. strength
Complete ems, The muscles, foi De"'''
e,.a,,,hener. nerves. THEY Females.
ACT LIKE
lCHAKM on thei
digestive e or
gans, removing
all dyspcpticl
symptoms.
TRY THEN. 49, .,,..,, q, r.
IRON BIITFRSi iSold bY ali drug IRON BIZ IEkS
gists.
Write for the
snre Apr.ati.er. iAB Book- A sure Reyiver.
SENT FREE.
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Fresh invoice Of KEY.Wssr CIGARS just ar
rived. " y. BLAIR & co
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The Churches Sunddy.-There were SER
vices in the following city churches Sunday 4:
First Baptlst-ReY. W. T. Derieux pas
tor morning and nigh.
Presbyterian church, corner OF Porter
and Eleventh streets, pastur-Rey. William
A. Campbell-unweh. No services.
Methodist churcb-sermOn at IL O'Clock
by Rev J. +. Jackson, OF Chesterfield; at
night, preaching by Rev. b. F. Woodward.
First African Baptist church, corner Sew.
entb and Perry streets-Rey. A. Biuga pas.
tor-preachiDg noon and night. Heavy at-
tendance.
First African Methodist church. interscc-
tion OF Decatur street and Petersburg turn
pike. prayer and singing by congregation.
Meade Memorial church (EpiscOpaD SER
vices Sunday at II A, NJ. and 3 L. NJ. by
the rector. Rev. Mr.. Lacy, the present rec
tor, will resign his charge next Sunday, and
the Rev. Dir. Allln>On is expected 10 occupy
the pulpit on the following Sunday ~ the
incoming incumbent. Mr.. Alanson was
specially commended to this parish by the
Right Rev. Bishop Wnittle, Rev. Drs. Glib
son (whOse assistant he has been for year
past), WeddeiI, and others bigh up in the
s1nhcdrim.
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@.roPCTT0WN COLLEGE, u. {

" ,.t,s.t~ exercise Of this Institution will bC
l"t ~, Il an -i,SD A. SEFTF FrfBtR :, 1851,
i.l,,eS IL ful information Apply IL
~ rye. =. = HtALN,S :. j., President.
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" Brandy. brandy, bane OF lfe.
Suring cf torment, source Of strife,
u could hllf thy vice. tel
The wise would wish goa ,afe in r.
Such is the refrain from the lips Of the poor dis
eased topper, who would Nv from bis euemy If pos
sihle Recolect Il IS diseased liver that Graves re-
lief. Instead Of traBdy or any other s.imuant use
SIMMONS LIVER REGULAIoI. aud IL vii afford
reief. Buy only the genuine, IN white Wrapper with
red u. prepared only by ), II. ZEILIN co.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN.KILLER
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

GUNNER COMPLAINTS.
A. this season various diseases Of the bowels are
prevalent. AND MANY LIVES ARE LOST through
lack Of knowledge of a safe and sure remedy.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN-hIILEE
ISA SURE CURE FOR
DIARRHEA. DYSENTERY, SUMNER COM
PLANT, CHOLERA, CHOLERA
MORBUS, ETC,
AND Is PERFECTLY SAFE.
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No COsIlyENEss, Dlauhga or any BoTe. Com
plants where HOP BITTEHs are used.
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VOL. Tx.
EDUCATI0NAI..
DIES COLLEGE.


FOUNDER AND PREsInEST, TUE RIGHT REV. l..
LORD BISHOP on HURON.
EsDAN, >FPrKNBKR 2IsT.
slnsed In most healthy locality, about four hours
cipt through routes between the East and West.
the founder Of This college Is 20 provlde the highest
wNOle system Is based upon the souudest PROTF ST.
formation OF character. FRENCH is the language
Laundry. and Tuition Fees, includtug the whole
Ees, Caiisthenics, Drawing and Painting, use OF
cine. $500 per annum, 4 reduction of one half for
particulars address MISS CLINTON, Lady PrInci-
ada. ~ % 2tRwl6t
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8irhmond Dispattk.

Hs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
Entered AZ the Post-OGhce At Richmond, Va, As
second-class matter.I
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NO. 81.
les. violent nature. Singer was fined s9.5O

less violent nature. Singer was fiued s2.50
and William Malone s..
A well-known character, Familiarity
known by the pseudonym Of Old Zip Coon,
was amereed in the sum Of sixty.tiye cents
ube amount OF his financial resourcesl for
disturbing peoples slumbers Sunday night
by yells and screams odiudged by him to
possess musical merit, but 10 which the
Squire said, by the light Of the evidence, he
could not discern a scintilla Of meIodious
utteraDce. Amount Of fine imposed, sS TO-
In this department yesterday Il was
stated that squire Perdue had on Saturday
held John V. Poynor TO bail for violent
assault on A. Petrie. resident OF Manches-
ter. The facts are that PetTie got out such
a warrant, but when the case was heard the
circumstances were OF so contrary a sort
that he was himself dned $3.50 for an
assault on Mr. Poynor. The latter, instead
Of being, as charged by Petrie, " q pedder,"
and capable OF "a felOni0us assault" Is the
licensed agent OF merchants and manuiac.
turers IN nigh standing, and is personally a
gentleman OF unquesii0ned yeracity, peace
ful demeanOr. and good standing.
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law SCHOOL
OF
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY.
I eCUsT.DALE ACADEMY

lTISS MARY LATHROP DESIRES TO
vi RESUME BtR DUTIES AS A TEACHER,
either IS assistant or principal. Any one wishing
b.r s4rgices Wiu Ilease communicate With 0cr as
son a. pus-lbic a. heS residence, 9l5 east Leigh
street. She refers 20 Esy. 7. /. Pres on, D. D. Pro
fess0r &. n. " WinstOn. cHneei r. Lathrop, Esq
e
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DELLFVVF HIGH SCHOOL,

~ BEbFORD COUNTY, VA"
on Norfolk and Western railroad. fifteen miles we I
of LyDcbhurg. Young men and boys prepared Tor
Iuiyer-iiy or Tor business. Beautiful aud heathy
pCsi0n. Able corps Of teachers thorough lnstrHc-
Ton. Liberal provision for the accommodation ana
comfort Of Students. Fu- Catalogues containing IN
formation address W. Z. ABBOT, Principal,
fy2.esd2B Bellevue Pos office, Va.
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BITrERS.

ALCOHOLIC BASE:
OLD a.. k%MGARDNER WHIsKEY.
,ls.s.r1null txs Siid and approved by home ply.
ss reeOmnx bhs BTTERs to the trade. and
1.t.St ihem MslLfbe best aud purest BiTTEkS
IN VestoiK a-.sp manufactured.
tIi~n1sin ca, w small gasntlIles TO ths trace
Ple-I$ ikS Sole AgeRts.
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CHICK CIC AIRS, 81.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL (DAY AND
I BOARD!NGI. PETERSBURG, NA-Seven-
lsenth session begins MONDAY, October 81. Thor
Nayei aud Military Academies. Highly recon-
men0ed ty Faculty Of niyeTsity; location healthy; ;
pupils uniformly successful. E3rly Application adj
vised IS uumber of bpardeTs is limited. For catA-
l1rue address. ". GOkDON MCCABEs
IN y dym PRINCIPAL.