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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

TOBACCO. CULTURE obacco culture in
the United States took its rise in Virginia as
early as 1916 by the English coIonists, John
Roll being the pioneer culliyator Of the
weed. Maryland and Kentucky afterwards
began to grow tue great product, at that
time our principal article Of export. When
the Dutch settled New York they sent to
Virginia for experienced planters to teach
them how to grow tabac. As early as 1884
the Puritans of Massachusetts, began to
plant tobacco, while its culture at the West
began in Ohio some half century ago. At
the present time 1t is an important product
in fifteen States. while It IS cultivated to
some extent in five or six other States.
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POLIcE CouRr.-The following cases were

POLIcE CoURr.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Lewis ". Lambert, for assaulting and
striking Henry Dickinson, was fined t5.
W. T. Ballard. drunk Discharged.
Fanny Hubbard tcolored,, guilty OF
stealing one lot OF wearing apparel from II.
Fisher. Sixty days in Jail.
Ellen Sweet (eolored), charged with as
saultlng and beating Carrie Winfree In the
street. Discharged.
Rosa Jones (colored), assauliiLg, abusing,
and threatening TO beat Cora Barber, was
required to give surety in the sum OF $500
to keep the peace.
William Ligh,foOt (eoloredl, drunk.
Fined 81.
Andrew Tbaoker, drunk, was fined a..
Lewis Burweli, tbe driver OF George
Campbell, was fined s. for driving his team
across the sidewalk.
j. w. Phillips WAS 6ned 81 for running
q wagon on the streets without the proper
number.
Mrs. VI. Haynes was fned 81 for allowing
her COW to run at large in the night OF Au-
gust Sth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

THE KENTUCKY TOBACCO CROP SHORT
A Richmond house has received from one
OF toe best-known OF the Louisville dealers
in tobacco the following letter relative to
the Kentucky crop:
"Tbe weather continues dry, with no
immediate prospects OF rain. The grow
ing crop is IN such position that under the
most favorable circumstances it Will be
seriously curtaied. Should YOU be in need
Of stocks, | would respectfully suggest and
advise buying at an early date, for specula.
ton is setting in and probably will carry
the market to unreasonable figures. Pdccs
are now fully Il to 2 cents higher than IN
the last week OF July for useful manuiac-
turing grades Of both Burley aud Green
River descriptions"
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BRfEFs.-Mr. A. r. Mitchell has been APP
pointed by the Governor assistant f)ur.in.
spectOr for the city OF Richmond.
The papers throughout the State are ex-
pressing much sympathy for Auditor Mas
sey in h- sad afflctiOn.
The steamer Ariel brought up last eye-
DIng in the neighborhOod Of two hundred
passengers from points down the river.
We have received " The skeleton in the
House." by Frederick Splelhacen, and
Hdrper'S Bdzdr, one Of the best fashion
papers published, from N. Leonard, news.
dealer. 90S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

A new PIANO FOR THE M0zART.-The
Mozart Association has purchased OF Messrs.
Ramos Il Moses an upright Knabe piano,
which was used for the first time during
the rendition OF the Operetta OF "BoX and
Cox" at Mozart Hall Thursday night. This
piano is intended solely for orchestral pur'
nogps
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PROFESSIONAL.

I \. hcRAE AND JOHN PICKRELL
fysss.A Hnder he style OF \ cRAF& PTCKRELL.
4 (o5.I" lp9 east Main streti lover W. ID. Blair
feder,f Aseiid regularly all The courts Stats aad
eassisy ~ se N The cities OF Richmond and Man
10. @ua 10 the counties Of Chesterfield aud Hen
jy 2O-W&sa4w
~, ps,,rLeR4M. late Of Peeram q MeIlwajne, Pc
A siri,s,,ta "a. F; q. :. sTkISGEELLOw, late Of Mann
at al Ee.lp~l Petersburg Va q. q. KEAS
mo Aseo Davis, Richmond, Va.
! IMAM, SrRINGFELLOW & KEAN
IIos ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
y ls.Is MAIN trHEEr' RICHMOND Va.
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-YeSierday evening
about 4 O'Clock a horse attached TO the gro
cery.wagon Of Messrs. Ullman Il Son ran
away on Church Hill. The wagon came In
contact with the front porch OF Mrs. Far
rar's residence, on Twenty-lifth street be-
tween Broad and Marshall. Considerable
damage was done TO both the wagon and
nOreh.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, IS;
2 A. M, "a; noon, 90; 3 Z. NJ, "a; GP.
NJ, 80; midnight, 50.
Mean temperature, S5 sc.
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that ANToSIs saloon Mould continue to be the
popular resort this season, when every visitor can
see At glance that he has displayed great taste IN
the selection Of so handsome q fountain and mat
his soda and ice-cgesm are Unsurpassed the cream
being kept IA porcelsin.lned tre'I r. and MS syrups
made from fresh frnitjuic'sY Although at his
heavy expense be made the price one halt charged
elsewhere for soda and cream and all mineral
waters, being determined 10 meet the wants Of the
public especially the ladies', Who have not been slow
10 appreciate his Efforts, to whom he relurnj his
thanks.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
followed by local rains, westerly winds, sta.
tionary or higher temperature, falling fol-
lowed In the west portions by rising barom-
eIer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

FIRES YESTERDAY. alarm OF fire
turned in FROM Box SO yesterday morning
about 8 O'Clock was caused by the partial
burning Of the roof OF the house 10 north
Third street, occupied by Francis Brown,
and owned by Charles Wnlttle. The 6re-
men responded promptly, but the apparatus
was not used, the flames being eXtinguished
with buckets OF water. Damage trlfling.
At 635 O'clock Z. NJ. fire was discovered
in the canning-roOm Of Mr.. John b. Dayis's
Woodville cannery, Lumpkn's alley. Il
was put out with buckets OF water by some
OF the hands before 1t had gained much
beadway. The fire was caused by de-
fectiye flue.
About % O'Clock at night Kerosene lamp
was overturned In a room at No. 7l9 north
Ninth street, setting fire to some bed cloth
ing. The fire was promptly put out by the
stationary-men from the Broad.Street en-
glne-houSe. who were notified OF the acci.
dent. Damage sligst. No alarm was
turned In.
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GRANITE FOR THE yorktown MONUMENT.
The city tug Henry Christian, Captain
Frank w. Cunningham, left last night for
Yorktown with lighter In tow laden with
granite which is to be used for the founda-
tlon OF the Yorktown monument.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. One Of the CO.
lored deck hands OF the steamer Ariel was
drowned yesterday on her trip from Nor
folk to this city. The accident occurred at
Sturgeon Point Landing, just as the steamer
had gotten to the wharf. The negro was
assisting in making the steamer fast when
he became entangled in "bight" Of the
line which be was handling and was thrown
overheard, striking bis head against the
wharf and sinking Immediately. His body
had not been recovered at last accounts.
The unfortunate man had been in the en-
ploy OF the steamboat company but short
time, and his name Is not known by the
agent here
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

BASE BALL.-The second game OF base
bali between the B1ltimOres and Richmonds
yesterday afternoon resulted In favor OF the
former Club by score OF Ia TO Z. The
playlng on both sides was very tine.
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TIVE AMERICAN BwAcr.

SHOULDERS
CAN BRACE,
NVEp.
l. This brace In It's peculiar construction has a
the ADVANTAGES Of Csest-Expaader and skirt sup.
porter combined.
2; Itexpands the chest and gives free respiration
to the lungs.
2. II keeps the shoulders perfectly straight
4. IL relieves back, hip. and abdominal organs by
supporting the entire weight OF the ciothing from
the shoulders.
5. II Is worn without any inconvenience WHAT
ever and imparls new life TO he wearer.
9. IL IL valuable to children while az their studies
ooliging them To always sit erect.
SIND CHEST MEASURE.
OUT THE UNITED STATES.
81, tl.5O, t2.
DERs PAYABLE TO
MOSBY & CO.,
MAIN SHEET,
TEMPLE & CO.,
BROAD STREET,
NTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

THIRD RACE To-Day AT SARATOGA. Match
g.. 500 side, half forfeit, the Association to
add $500. To carry ITO pounds. One mile
and five furlongs. n. Young names b. C.
Getaway, by Enquirer, dam by Colossus,
three years old. The Pelham stable names
b. G. Eole, by EOlus, dam War Song. Get
away, ITO pOrnds 600; EoIe, 1lO pounds,
$50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY woMAs
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoR.
No matter how much 1t may have become i'm
paired by nature or Q, o,hcrwlse, It makes the sEts
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUrH.
II Is not only ELEGANTLY PKRFUNRD. but e. is
In every way most perfec, wash and srLEEoI
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
aud is harmless as water.
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FIRST New TOBACCO. The first new to-
baccO Of the season was brought into Dam
vile and sold yesterday toe MeSsrs. VIII
hanson d Friend at very reasonable
price. There were about six hundred
pounds OF the article, which was Of very
inferior grade.-DdnUWe Nelcs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

SUNDAY-SCHoOL PIO.NIC.-The Sidney
Baptist Sunday school will have their an-
nual picnic at Maiden's Adventure, on
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, on
Tuesday next.
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LILY BELLE CIoAR, Sc.

THERE is no AFFINITY bssweea cheap and use
less beef wine, and Iron tonicsand the LIEBI0 co.'s
coca BEEF TONIC, a real TeDoyant OF strength
and restorative OF health. Beware OF limitations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

An IMPORTANT ADyANCR ~ me hANUFAC-
TURE or TOILET SOAPS was the introduction of
glyceriue. The transparent soaps of j. T.. AT
KINsoN really contain = large percentage Of this
VaIuablp ingredient.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

SCORED ANOTHER VIcTORY.-At SARATOGA
yesterday, In the match-race for S2,0OO'
EoIe was victorious oyer Getaway.
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"LIKBIG co.'s ARSicATED EXTRACT OF
WITCH HAZEL is the very best preparation Of
Witch HAIL which have ever used.
&C. {. oLNsTED, VI. d., Wheeling, ". Va"
Cures Piles salt-Rhepm, Paifful Monthlies, and
Catarth. Sold ir heiy cents and dollar sizes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

AN EXCESS OF DINNER often deranRes the sys-
tenn aad brings on Aa'ulenee and collie. single
dose OF TARRASI's sELrzER APERIENr Will cor
rect The acidlly, relieve the pllu, and remove the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13
TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFE.

Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs reaches
lose their lives by collision with "Rossh on Rit..' >
Scld by druggists. ljc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attn
DISPATCH PRfNTING-HoUss. Good WORK, lo~
prices apd satisfaction guaranteed.
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HOTOPP's CKLEBBATED FIRsT-PREhIUN
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET at 81 per gallon al
CHRISTIAN 4 WHIpE's.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBks-elegaat summer
yiues-cheap, al CHRISTIAN WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

Entered at the Posi-Orice Al Richmond, Va, as
secoDd-class matter.I
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HORSES TAKEN TO BOARD ~,
IL At WHITBE FNRN. on Jsmes river. [cfN
II miles below Manchester. They Will be NCll fri.
sheltered and attended 20.
au ll.eodSt GRU3BS = WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

NJ. ELLYsoN co., advertising agents, insert -.
yertisemCnts in all of the newspapers Of the Uatsd
States az publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dis-
patch cosnting-room win receive prompt sre5.
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FINANCIAL.

MVAEit MONEY! !-Parties
h e,S =. ING ing 70 INVEST os BORROW MONEY
s n ~ real estate Will Hnd IL 20 their in-
sor,oas.eo 20 snl -. CHARGES 20 lenders, nothing
@tfis}"ssu Mooerale Business strictly conn.
tieis Jo,sxa Jsn ~ NfsIs for, free. Virginia Real
SovstN4t ReaI Esuie Brokers
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PATIENCE ExHAUsTED.-It is understood
that there is to be a meeting Of citizens
interested in the matter to take some action
and find relief from that inSuierIble nu-
sance left after the repaying Of Main street,
in the shape OF an undue amount Of pulyer-
iZad dust.
The people who frequent this thorough
fare, and especially those who carry on
business on Nam street, have been long
suffering, and as there is a limit to all pa
tience il seems they are determined to stand
this annoyance no longer. 1t is believed
that many merchants have lost very heavily
by serious injury done to their slecks by
this pulyeriZed dust, which seems to pene.
uate every crack and crevicc. They will
seek redress where it can be obtained, and
place the fault, il any one has been guilty
Of derellctiOn, where 1t belongs.
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WOODS ROE-HERRISGs, picked by Thompsoa,
FOR sale by ". BLAIR 3 60.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses mules,
buggies, ph.etons. rOckaways, wagons. carts. &C.
JNO. r. LAUGHTDN, JR., ~ VI, h10ting.ml-
chine. tenanting machine, saws, turning-laines, q,
ergiue aud boiler. &c.
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XyTANTED, 1000 BUSHELS RUST
w PROOF OATS, we'll cleaned and sound. Ad-
dress ". ~ LEWIS & 60,
an Q.Ig Richmond, Va.
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"Old Domlnlon,n" Monlrose," B.. Select" Al
leghauy," aud other brands o; pure WHIsKEY, well
aged W.D. BLAIR & co.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN.KnLER.
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

At this season various diseases OF the bowels are
prevalent AND MANY LIVES ARE LOST through
lack Of knowledge Of safe and sure remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-13

ALL YOUR OWN FAULT II you remain sick or out
Of health, when you can gel HoP BlTTERs.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILER
Is A SURE CURE FOR
DIARRHRA. DYsENTERY, SUMNER COM
PLANT, CHOLERA, CHOLERA
MORBUS, ETC,
AND is PERFECTLY SAFE.
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AUCTION SALES TBIs DAY.

So on all sales of Real Estate made between 're
lst of January snd las, or june the taxes for ,h :
pr,sent year have 20 Dee paid by the purchaser GA
all sales made between the lst OF July and last u
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years 40
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, snj 40
plies 10 Richmond aud Ycinty.l
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&c. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.

Fresh Invoice Of KEY.WEsr CIGARS just ar
rived. W. ID. BLAIR & co
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THE PROGRESS or THE CHORUS. The Cen
tennisl Chorus, under the able direction OF
Professor G. l.. Siegel, is making rapid
progress and has already attained an aston
ishing degree Of efficiency when II Is con-
sidered how short time its members have
been together, and the great number Of raw
recruits OF which it is composed IL is now
but four weeks since the first attempt at
organization was made, when the names Of
volunteers were taken, and already the
combined chorus has Overreached the COM
plement OF three hundred voices desired by
the Commission. Only three rehearsals
have taken place in each Of the three see.
tiOns into which the city has been sub
divided, and already they have been taught
to execute three Nos. OF the programme
with remar kable precision.
Professor Siegel is considering the pro-
priety OF inviting singers Of adjacent cities
TO organize ard swell the chorus. The
only difficulty in the matter Is the made
quacy OF the appropriation FOR the increased
expenditure that this addition would ne
cessitate. OF course every patriotic vocalist
will consider it gracious privilege TO cele-
brate in song the glorious victory achieved
by their iOreiathers at Yorktown. The
three pieces thus far rehearsed are the
"Ceutennal Hymn" Hail, Columbia"
"The Star-SpaBgled Banner The Cen
tennia ode " will be taken up next week.
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IRON BITTERS.
IRON BITTERS

Are highly re- e-l-- --
lcOmmended for
Iall diseases re-
IRON BITTERSlGuirlng a Ger IRON BITTERS
ltAin and EN-
lcient TONIC. eS-
ATrue Tonic. lpecially DYs- Cure Dyspepsia.
IPEPsIA. lNDl
lGESTION, IN
RMITTENT.
IFEVER, Los
loF sTRENGTH.l
WANT oFAPPE-
lTITE, LACK OF -
IRON BiTTERsl ENERGY, etc. IRON BlIJERS
tEnTiches tn el
blood strengths.
Com plete lens the muscles For Delicate
land gives new
Iife 10 the
strcugthener NERVES. THEY Females.
IACT LIKEA
lCHARM on the
ldigesti We or
lgans, removing
jail dysprptic
symptoms
IRON BITTERS Soid by ali drug. IRON BITTERS
giSts.
Write for the
spre Appetizer. IA h { Book A Sure Reviyer
SENT FREE.
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LOST. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

c1O REV ARD. Lost or stolen du. q
,plO ring the present week, SILVER ~ q
HUNTfNG. CAsE WATCH marked Marian, .<szX
~ j.. aud numbered i56633. A reward of tlO
sir De paid for It's recovery or aDy lniormau0a
leading thereto. X. y DH',H -.
MANCHESTER, August l2, 1881. aal3.len
CTRAYED FROM Mr.. OWENS r,
- PLACE, At the bead OF Leigh street, on <s-sA
lsst susday AFTERNOON, a SMALL DARK NHErI-
NUT-BAY MARE, seven years old. Has White
altar ia forehead. Both hiad feet are white. " S
ons az a nalr bslongtng 10 Dr. T. A. White. A ~
ward Will be given for any Information ya9,gs 10
ber recovery. IN. -ultLn.
Aa 1871, corner fiIln anu orese sbeSes
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsrMORELAND, QUEEN BEE;
MARDT GRAS, elegant;
ure Havana 1llers-yery low at
CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
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. Brandy. brandy. bsnr of fllfr.

"Brandy, brandy. bare oflffe.
SDrinx ~ isGmsn', source Of sfrife.
~ TcOuId hair thV vices tell
The wise would Wish you safe in h--i-
Such Is the refrain from the lips OF the poor as.
eased topper, who would as from bis enemy ~ pos.
sible Recolect II Is diseased liver that Graves re-
lief. Instead OF brandy or any other stimulant aso
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, and Il viii sGord
relief. Boy only The genuine, In white wrapper with
red y, prepared only by >. II. ZEELiN a CO.
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8icItmond 1ispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ls, 1881

Ss~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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T AW sc II . . l.
OF
WASHINGTON ANDLEE UNIVERSITY.

l,s;ruc,ion bv TINT BOOKS and PRINTEB
! Ff-TTKFS. together with COURSES OF Lee
TTpFS ON SPECIAL SUBJECTS by eminent
ts.fs Rotations eighteen k0urs week. Par
ytniar attention "a MOOT.COUkT lNkRCtSES
TrlrI0S AND FEES. 80, which includes all Jhi-
yersIiy charles. Expenses for Uine months need
s,'sSr ore1s SEPTEMBER I5. 1881. send FOR
cat, ,ogue 10 i. l.. CA&PBt IL, JB.,
iv 1J.oot2m CLERK. sc. Lexington. Va.
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-,,s hr,e. IN rs peculiar construction has all
Il l,n,.rtsfps OF a suspender for the pantaloonS,
the Sssr S1'~ Rssce and Chess ENpapder CON btnes.
Ssoe,. 49, ,,cf sitsaYrange tho shirt bosom.
2 Sssnoi tlin off the shoulder.
5. u ase Sssi iS less siiain on the buttons Of the
n',Se ySSS sec,oa OF ,he pau,s'oOas can be adjusted
,oSfr<ndtniY. ,,....,.,. ,..os e,ra,, - eon,,a
9. Esrfsl ~ brace may be obtained
ofF,rrt-sinc weather the pantalOons may be raised
Z. ~ a. heels without interfering Win me mont
IN ORDERING BY POST,
SENT PosT FREE THROUGH
PRICE, 76C.,
MAKE POSTAL OR
CARDOZo, ALsoP,
1908 RAsT
FoURQUIEAN, PRICE.
age EAST
N7.Th6ssl2m A'E
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.
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1rIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
DIOCESAN SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
STAUSToN, VA,

Ma. GENErAL J. z. b. STUART, PRINCIPAL
MRS STUART will be aided by ful corps Of
superior teachers, and the advantages IN all depart
menis are unsurpassed.
The aim Of the principal IS 10 make teaching and
training thorough aud thus promote the best condi-
ton u miud and heart.
The buildings sre commodious aud the grounds
hrye and attractive.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 18Th.
TERMS REASONABLE, and al extravaganza op-
po-ed.
Catalogues sent upon application to the Prncipa
T4y D-aoNDrn1
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BaIOKs. STATIONERY. &c.
A TTENTION is INVITED
~ 10 Tile

superior, BLANK BOOKS
sd a, o.T essbIisht ent. The ssest paper, perfect
ruling, and durable bin, hnes - ,,s "a co,,,t -,
our shelves. - ,o,.,,, 1o,c NEGOTIA.
PRINTING Of all klnGA pe1ty syS M, - ~
PxIUASGE, BONDS, BLASk ,,lrb,9SIly PK0XiES'
DEEDS OF TRUST, POW. 'ks Gt a. a. i1hHkR R1 w
CBFCKS on all the Bank>' an" o'he DiNN
SSTTHSiTI0SERY AT OF ALL KINDS at whsIefYie s.d
retail. NOObnOCe - -e-s--
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WANTS.

WANTED. \ SITUATION IN A To-
w BACCO FACTORY As MANAGER nv N
experienced man. Ad1ress C.. d. No 1901
Madison street, Louisville. Nv. an l3 81
DOOMS WANTED. Wanted, for geu-
III tleman aud viz. = SUITE OF THREE ROOMS
first hOor. conyeuiest 10 business portion Of cy
or 10 The sfrsetcNrs. Address =, care this Onlce.
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X RlCHlNGS-BERNhRD
CSABFRVAfORY OF MUSIC,
c.,., aader be direction Of
NAhOLlAE RlCHINGS-BER6ARD ASD
PiERRE NAkD,
RICHMOND, VA.

ss ng leased ule large mansion iO0s east Gay
- - We are now prepared 10 receive limited mum
1RgeAL and INSrBi iJuFNTAL ITSTE if6' TI0N.
bgsS w receive thorough tYslDing un0er tie per
Prsshs uptfflsion OT Madame Bernard. Italian,
tsfi an, EiOeutiOB and ali branches OF edu-
US ausnI " required. FOR terms apuly 20
zoe CAROLINE RICHINGS BERNARD,
-uaH 10 Wee Grace street.
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.DENTOwN FEMALE COLLEGE,
I oCUsTDALE ACADEMY

University SCHOOL DAY AND
- -, BOAkDINC3. PETERsBURG, VA--Seyen-
s9a TsaA sos.ion begins MONDAY, October 80. Thor
~, SttSrailon FOR University OF Virginia, L. :.
T,-a a's MiitaCy Academies. Highly recon-
a-'e uy Faculty OF University; location healthy;
yp yy-pA hornIy successful Early application ad-
9kue tddFtss " GoRDoN NCCAgE
~ He-oZn Prime pal.
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HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Eleventh session Of this SCHOOL for the educa.
lion Of my daughters begins 22D SEPTEMBER,
ISL. under an experienced aud competent teach
Drawing taught.
Boarders limited TO six. Terms for session Of nine
months, Sl75. No extras. Address
WILLIAM Il. AYLETT,
Aylelt's Post Office, King William county, Va.
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