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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-15

Chesterfield COunty.-The County Court
has adjourned till Monday.
The house is to be repaired. The super
visors will meet Monday.
Charles Rinaldo's case, pending before
Judge Gregory, was continued to await the
decision Of Judge Weisiger, of the Circuit
Court, in the case OF James Blair (colored),
in which, by the former law, whipping
could have been administered.
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TIE Picnic OF TIE POLICE OF THE
THIRD DIsTRICT.-In addition to the many
attractions Of the police picnic on the 3lst
instant there will be a tournament, under
the management OF Mr.. John +. Broadus,
OF IIenrico county. who will act as mar
sha. The prizes will be as follows: First
prize, a fine saddle; second prize, fine
bride; third prize, fine riding-whip.
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At Christian & Whites you will find the
most delicious clarets and summer wines
ever offered to the public, and at very low
figures. Also, a magnificent assortment OF
goods for excursion and travelling parties.
For anything and everything in the fancy
eating line 20 there.
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THE CHURCH-IIILL LGUARD.-Colonel John
ID. Whitehead, veteran Of the war be-
tween the States, has succeeded in organiz-
ing a new volunteer infantry company on
Church Hill. Colonel Whitehead was
elected captain; Alderman Richard VI.
Taylor, first lieutenant; and James f. Glib
bons. second lieutenant. Mr.. W. Bate
hiddick was elected orderly sergeant. The
cOrporals will be elected next week. The
company numbers about forty-iye at pre-
sent, and starts out with Il backbone and
foundation that augurs only OF success.
II has not yet been definitely determined
whether or not the company will go into
The First Virginia regiment or not, but il
is generally understood that this will be
the case. Wherever it goes, the company
will be a creditable one.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICEIs.-At 4 regu-
lar convention OF Jefferson Lodge, No. %,
x. OF r., held on the 18th instant, the fol-
lowing officers were installed: Past Chan
cellor, c. Grady; Chancellor Commander,
T. w. Joseph; Vice-Chancelor, W. Il.
Snellings; Prclatc, NJ. T.. Whitehurst;
Master of Finance, II. n. Northcn; Mas
ter-at-Arms, w. +. Atkinson; Inner Guard,
II. L. Holmes; Outer Guard, \. n. Gill.
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POLICE CoURT.-In the absence Of JUS
tice Richardson, Justice X. III. Isbell heard
and disposed Of the following cases yester-
day:
James Ellis (colored) was fined s. for
being disorderly and resisting the police.
Haywood Smith and William Sampson
(both coloreD were fined 50 each for fight
ing in the street.
James TaIiaferro (coloreD was found
guilty Of stealing one lot OF grain-bags
from II. II. Smith. Sent to Jail for thirty
days.
Amanda Franklin (colored) was fined $40
and sent to Jail for five days for assaulting
and beating Anna Belle Dickinson.
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The first landing was at Keyser. Here
we met some old-time friends. Among
whom was Orlando Shay, ESQ, former citi-
zen Of Morgantown land OF Richmond].-
Morgantotcn Post.
Invalid wives and mothers quickly re-
stored to health by using Browns Iron
Bitters. A true tonic.
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TIE Ericsson SCIT.-The argument in
the case Of the Ericsson suit against the
city OF Manchester for $4,000 was closed
yesterday and the case given to the jury,
who were allowed to leave the court and
reserve their verdict until to-day.
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LADIES' DAY.
DO THESE PRICES PLEASE YoUp

20 Genuine Mlddlesex Flannel Sailor Suits,
trimmed with white braid, original price
50, now $3.50;
"a Chlldren's Suits, "odds and endsn of
stock, not n suit In the lot that sold for
less than ;i-many rs high as $3.50
take your choice at 1915;
SO Picated Plain Gray All-Wooi ChIldrens
Suits-were $3.50, now $3.50;
The soc Jackets are now 25c.;
l lot Of Knec-Pants, real good ones that
were 80, 90 now at Sl.25.
TherciG not garment made OF wool IN the
Boys Department that Is NOT marked down
some 10. 10, 20, and 25 per cent. Others are
! lust rs NE stated above.
Always AS Low AS TIE L0wEsr-thc re-
duced prices are just that much lower than
any other house.
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Thursday evening about o'clock DR..
Bryce was hastily called TO see colored
barber named George Sample, living at the
corner OF Second and Duval streets. Upon
arrival the Doctor found him speeches.,
with frightened look and seemingly very
much excited. The people about his place
OF business knew nothing OF his illness I'M
til they missed him from his shop about 3
O'clock, and few hours Afterwards found
him In his room In this peculiar condition.
He could not be induced to say word,
and seemed TO be paralyzed about the
tongue. DIR. Bryce, after close cxamina-
ton, was convinced that the man was con.
scious and was not paralyzed, and told him
that he thought he had probably taken
something which was acting upon him as
poison, and requested him TO tell him il
he had done so. Finally the man was par
TALLY chlorofOrmed, and commenced TO
speak. He sat erect IN bed and said: " /
will tell you all about it. have committed
a great wrong, and when a man does as
have done he must die. have taken some-
thing TO kin myself"
Nothing more than this could be gotten
out Of the poor fellow. He spent n terrible
night tossing and moaning, and never
spoke another word. The next morning
the Doctor called, and, finding the man
sinking rapidly, told him that he would
not live an hour, and begged him to tell
him what he had done, urging upon him
the importance Of making a confession be-
fore death. The only reply was, 81 took
poison to Kill myself, and told you that
last night" He died IN about twenty min
utes in great agony. Those who were inti-
mate with him say that he was very much
detected for day or two before his death.
but no one seems to know why he COM
mitted the rash act, unless il be from re-
morse on account OF having done some
crime.
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Messrs. w. w. Winfree and W. w.
Greer have formed co-partnership as
builders, and can be found at 2l0 east Cary
street, where they are prepared to do all
kinds Of carpenters works in the best
style
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THINGS NOT QUIET AT THE PENITEN-
TIARY.-The settlement OF affairs at the
pcnitentiary, so far as the Superintendent
and Storekeeper and the Board OF Directors
are concerned, does not seem to be quieted
yet. The wrangle seems to continue over
the employment Of guards. The Board, it
Is said, instructed the Superintendent a
short time since to discharge some Of the
extra guards. and in this the Superintend-
eDt failed to carry out the spirit Of the
Boards wishes. One OF the extra guards
employed, Samuel Marshall, is q nephew Of
Superintendent Williams, and he was re-
tanned on the force. When this matter be-
came known the Board determined to test
the authority in this as well as some other
matters. The time for the next meeting Of
the Board is this evening, and it is eX-
pected that pretty lively contest will en-
sue.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
Dvsneptics Bilious Sufferers, victims of Fever and
Ague, the Mercurial-Diseased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, and good appetite they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONsTFAIlON' oauhoIcc'
Bilious Attacks, SICK HGAtIA'liE' conc, DC
preston of Spirits, SOUR STONY e. Heartburn
"'" 1T HAS NO Egg Ne
This mrivalled southern rC "a Is warrlii,eu ',.
moi 10 contain single paricle,a -.lkCohi vi any
Injurious mineral substance, b'G
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II YOU feel drowsy, debiita' nave its and
headsche mouth tastes badly,'S sor appelte; anu anu
tongue coated, you are suffering i'm IN rd ~. vnn so
or 2 biliousness," and nothlne III 0uio ~" ~
snaadiiy and permanently as 10 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS
n "a given with safety and the happest results 70
The most delicate infant. 10 takes the Pacs vi qn
oioe and bttcrs Of every kind. ~ Is the cneapcs'
,,,rest aud best family medicine In the woriu.
Rcware of counterfelts Take ohiy ,lic S, hy
in white wrapper with red In 'front.' prepareu Ny
j. III. ZElLlN &C0:,oc,src s-eodtAu3O
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MEETINGS..

DOYAL ARCANIUM.-The members
III OF MCCARTHY COUNCIL, No. 46s. X. A..
will attend n stated meeting at Schiller lin on
THIS Saturday EVENING, July Is, 1852, at ,
O'Clock. Candidates are requested Ia be prompt.
Members Of sister councils arc Invited 10 be pre-
sent - ....
Ily order Of the Regent. X. ;. DENNY,
iy I5-lt secretary.
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CHANGES:

Ter month tof thirty daysl. vsf, 30 30
Two months or more each. S0 ~ ~
o,,a sc nrsneb Railroad at Goshen, Chesapeake and
w.'" MI, rsntiway Tor springs. Only thirty-fyc min
es ~" n''e through beautiful aud picturesque val.
promlses have undergone thorough and compietc
rspa,rs, pscing the property as second 10 no
.ratering-Placc In this country. A Nome for the
INWARD. Amusemcnts Of every descrintion CO.. co.
,ng nS recreation and pleasure. Fine hunt
ns anu ns,ins. cordial Virginia welcome will
MAKE our guests comfortable, satisfied, and happv
my Ism General uan,N, aWN,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS P0R TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather. winds
mostly southerly, stationary or higher tenn
perature and pressure.
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NEW YORK, July 13.-There were l73
deaths reported to-day at the Bureau OF
Vital Statistics. OF these SO were OF In
fants who died from the heat. -Four OF the
deaths were from sunstroke.
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CoLDEN's LIEBIG LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND Tonic INyIGoBAToR, In pint bottles, com.
bines all the elements Of nutritious food anJ al.
ways relief ASK for Coidens. Take no other
or druggists generally.
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SC. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINT1NG-lloUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC.NICs. &c.

THE CLAY-STREET BAPTIST SUN
i DAY SCHOOL Will have BASKET PIC.
NC al MAIDEN'S ADVENT RE, Richmond and
Alleghany railroad, TUESDAY, July Is, 1852.
tickets: (ientlemen 75c.; ladies, 5Oc., aud chill
dren 25c., 10 be bad of tile members of the school
md al the train. Train leave, at ~ a. NJ. DIN
ner al the hotel at moderate prices. ty l5-2t
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, SO;
0 A. NJ, 81; noon. Sc; 3 p. NJ. SO; 8 p.
NJ, So; midnight, "a.
Mean temperature, so So.
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THE WORK OF TIE SINKING FUND Con-
NISsI0NERs.-It Is now pretty well under
stood that the work OF the Kendall Bank
Note and Engraving Company will he ac-
ceptable TO the Board Of Sinking Fund
Commissioners, and that the work OF fund
ing the State debt under the provisions OF
the Riddleberger bill will be commenced
about next Monday, and continuously car
ried on thereafter without interruption.
The Kendall Company had a pretty severe
fight in securing this contract, and after
wards in its execution Were forced
to encounter great many obstacles
that were thrown in their way.
These distractions, however, the cOmpa-
ny has succeeded in meeting and over
coming, and now they have the satisfaction
Of presenting to the Board Of Commission
crs work that would reflect credit upon
any company by reason Of skilful and
artistic execution, and the exhibition OF
entire success i'm the art of lithocraphic
printing. The West Virginia bonds, or
certificates rather, have already arrived,
and speak for themselves, while the speci-
mems Of the other work attest in equally rs
strong terms the efficient manner in which,
despite losses unnecessarily occurred, the
Kendall Company have executed their
work.
In order TO facilitate the funding, Mr..
Dyson has engaged IN additional force in
the Second Auditors Office, and as soon ~
the bonds arrive the work OF funding will
be commenced. 1t will 90 on rapidly at
first, representatives Of at least two and hall
millions OF old bonds having made known
their willingness to exchange them for the
new ones.
The three sets of books which Mr..
Simons was to prepare have been finished.
In these books the record Of the funding
will be kept, and the task Of the same will
be quite youminOus.
Nothing is now said about the work OF
the Kendall Company being admitted to the
Gold Exchange in New York, and it may
be reasonably adduced from this fact that
no objection OF this character can now be
urged.
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PROTECTION FROM MALARIA.

The preventative is the fir-famed southern rem
edy, SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, a purely vege
table tonic, catharic and Alternative. II acts mor'
promptly than calome or qunine. Genuine pre-
pared only by }. II. ZEILIS & co.
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ny14-3l
COBBS ISLAND, VA.
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA

Inc finest and safest of surf-bathing
ocean-, channel. and shark fishing and snipo-
shooting. "" S'P'-
Terms: 81 per day, s12 per week, $40 per
month. " '' VI" P''
Route from Old Point by steamer Northampton
70 therrysfone every Monday, "Wednesday, and
FRIDAY. The Baltimore and Washington steamers
make close connection with the Northampton
Au1ress j. L. SPADY,
4
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rnyll-9
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
HNGElA HOTEL

HYGElA HOTEL
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe O,on oil
INC year. Equal TO any hotel in the United states
SURROUNDINGS unsurpassed. Bathing, boatIrg fish
ihg.snd driving specially attractive. Pre-emineptIx
resort Tor southern people. Terms less for e1nai
Seeomnodst,ons than any resort In the country
Innate zee from malaria, and for insomnia truly
oncCTfnl In its soporihc effect Send for circuIsr
describing hygienic advantages, etc.
HARRISON PHTBUS,
4f-bm Brorriafor
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. Sc.

THE Picnic OF TIE SEASON will be that of the
McGin Iyceum at Mount Pleasant on Wednesday,
July 20, 1882.
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How REFRESHING TO THE FEyERrsH INVALID
IS TARRASI's SELTZER APERIENT. Its cooling
and anti-lnhammatory character surpasses that of
any other saline. Sold by all druggists.
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w. ID. Blair & Co., 100 east Main, teas,
wines, liquors, and groceries. This is one
OF the oldest houses in Virginia, and none
other enioys a better reputation.
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IrIRGINIA-CITY OF ALEXANDRIA.

Y TO WIT: !, Robert Poriner, of the city of
Alexandria. Va. manufacturer and yender of
the word "TfVOLI." enclosed In diamond
shaped figure. and claim the right to the exclusive
use OF this trademark inpressedupon beer bottles,
and the bottles upon which the said trademark Is
Impressed. whether the said trademark stands
alone or is accompanied by the words II. Port
ner's Beer, G. & ". agents, Richmond Ea.," or
"Christlan K White, Richmond, Va" or
"R. Portner. Alexandria, Va,"or
"Rob. Portner, Alexandria. Va or
"RObert Portner, Alexandra, Na.," or
ar. POrtner, Norfolk, Va or
"Rob Portner Norfolk, Va" or
"Rohert Portner, Norfolk. Va" or
AR. POrtner, Lynchburg, Na.." or
''Rob. POrtner, LynchbuTg, Va" or
"Robert Portner, Lynchburg, Va" or
"R. POrtner, Washington, ID. c. or
Rob. POrtner, Washington, ID. CO. or
sRObcrt Portncr, Washington, ID. C.," or
ar. Portner, Wilmington, y. c." or
"ROb. POrtner, Wilmington. n. c." or
Robert Portner, Wilmington. n. C.,"or
AR. Portner, Charlotte, y. Co" or
"ROb. Portner, Charlotte. n; Go
"Robert Portner, Charlotte. n. C," or
AR. POrtner. Augusta, Ga.," or
"ROb. POrtner, Augusta. Ca" or
"Robcrt Portner, Augusta, Ga.," or otherwise.
The bottles upon which this trademark Is I'M
pressed, and ofwlich claim the exclusive use, are
OF glass, either light or dark. contain thirteen;
fourteen, or sixteen ounces, are commonly caile9
pnt bottles, have patent Dserstoppers thereto af-
liked, and are Of the shape in which beer bottles
usually made. ,,,
This claim of trademark H. made and this de-
scriptiOn filed In accordance with the terms G anu
provisions of an Act Of Assembly approved March
o. 1850. and entitled "An act to protect owners OF
trademarks and 20 prohibit the Unauthorized use,
sale or purchase of bottles upon which any manu-,
other beverages may have had his name or marx
impressed" ,,. oar. a.,or I,no
1852. ROBEkI fohINE"'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COURT
OF THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,
CLERKS OFFICE, June s, 1882;
This claim of trademark was tins day hicd III the
oH''o Teste: MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
A true copy from the Records. ., ~,,
1eslc: MOhIoN hA'si h-' N'oi"'
iy l3-4T
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I Aw SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

GENERAL G.. ". G.. LEE, PRESIDENT.
Instruction by textbooks aud printed Lectures,
with courses OF lectures on special subjects by
eminent jurists. Tuition and fees $50 for session
Of nine months, beginning SEPTEMBER 21sT.
For catalogue and full information address
CHARLES A. GRAVES, Professor oi Law, Ler-
lnRtOn, Va. iY 5-W&Sa2m
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A. SAKs & CO.,
l0l3 MAIN STREET.
CHICK CIGARS, DC.

ONE OF THE GREATEST LUXURIEs
is pure and fragrant Toilet Powder To our lady
readers we recommend J. 4 r. ATKISsoN's Rose
White Rose, and Violet Powder.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN

~ FOX TIE RE CEPTION OF CHESTS
JUNE L, 1852. This wcil-renowned place has
just undergone extensive AMI thorough repairs both
rs 70 The hotels proper and the grounds. Special
attention has been given to the sanitary depart-
ment. FOR further information send for descrip-
tive catalogues. j. N WOODW ARn
nv 2 7-2ln General Mon."o-
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PICNIC CIGARS, Jc.

BABCOCK's FINE CARRIAGE VARSIsuEs for
sale by BISswANGRH K CO., 1927 Main and ~ D
Broad streets. Telephone at both stores.
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WEAKNESS and sickness changed TO health and
strength with HOP BiTTERs, always.
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MLLBORO' SPRINGS NOW OPEN.
FyOTTI.S.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND FIFTIETH STREET,
(opposite Cathedral,)


NEW YORK.
WETHERBEE 4 FULLER. PROPRIETORS.
Strangers will here find excellent accommOda-
tons AT reduced prices during the summer months.
This new and elegant house Is very centrally To-
Gated for the reception of guests either permanent
or transient. Ii is charmingly situated, being
central pOinf amidst the most fashionable resi-
dences. churches Sc, &c; near the Grand Cen
fral Depot, within three minutes walk of the ele-
waited roads and MadisOn-ayenue cars. The yenti
latIOn, heating. and plumbing are arranged on the
most approved principles. The hotel Is conducted
the European plan, patrOnized by the best fami-
lies Of Europe and America, with a restaurant OF
unsurpassed excellence, and at reasonable charges.
INV f-SaSW3
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Rev. p. A. Peterson, pastor Of Centenary
church. left the city yesterday to preach at
Shackleford's, King and Queen county.
Mr.. Winfield Scott, storekeeper Of the
penitentiary, is out Of the city on visit.
The case Of Beverly Williams, charged
with the murder Of John j. Phelps, was
called in the Hastings Court yesterday,
and continued until next Tuesday.
The most excellent specimen OF the
gooseberry yet shown on the marked here
was grown by Squire John e. Jones, Of
Erin Shades, Henrico county. The variety
Is known as the Welsh gooseberry.
Mr.. John Morton sent to this office yes
terday. beautiful specimen OF the night
blooming cereus, which was seen to unfold
its snowy petals before morning.
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rVHE OFFICERS AND MEM -

rTHE OFFICERS AND MEM ,.Sxus.1z..
i BERS Of GLOBE LODGE, No. s~3$S
1893, g.. T.. q. Of q. F., are requested =
10 assemble at Odd-felOws' Hall, cor INV
ncr New and Franklin stress, on stNDA1
MORNING, July 10th, at o'clock, u pay Tue iist
tribute Of respect tO our deceased brother GEORGE
W. SAMPLE, who departed THIS life Friday morn
ing. July lith. Sister lodges are invited:
by order Of J. G. BURKE, y. q.
fv Al
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Bon A l Il:
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1882.

RICHMOND AND DAsvIILE RAILRoAD,)
PAssESGER DEPARTMENT, (
RICHMOND, july 10, 1852.
The increasing popularity Of this fiyorite sum
mer resort induces the management % proslne
extra excursion-train schedule rs herewith, In
addition 10 the very perfect regular tram sef''ce
already existing.
EXCURSION TRAINS
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THCksDAfs,
and SATURDAYS leave Richmond at $50 y. NJ
and returning, leave Bon Air az lolO y; VI;
On TIrr.SDAYs aud FRIDAYS leave Richmond
at p N. and $50 L. NJ. and returning, leave
Ron Air al 7:iO L. N. and 1910 L. NJ.
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC accompanies each
excursion.
Round-trip fare, 25 cents.
For charter OF special trains call on The under
signed. , n. IUIs,
Wll Gentf1i fisstufJ hktht.
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PORTNER.s TRADEMARK.

NOTICE.-Parties who have been trad
IN ing using our " BEER BOTTLES" Will
observe the accompanying patent, resting assured
If detected they Will De dealt with 10 the fullest
tent Of the law. CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE,
jy l5-3t General Agents Robert Portner.
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, or
BUSINESS. Healthy location, full course OF study
Thorough teaching, wholesome moral influence.
For Catalogue address
" lo-2m REV. EDGAR WOODS, Principal.
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE.
~ REOPENED IN RESTORED BUILDING,
Both sexes admitted College aud Preparatory
school. Under care Of members Of the Society or
Friends. The main building, destroyed by flne
ninth month last has been com pietely rebuilt en-
larged, and lifted up with all convenicnces. Thor
ough instruction In Languages. Literature. Mathe-
matics, and the Sciences. New scientific Building,
containing Laboratories, Drafting Rooms, Ma
chine-Shops and all appliances for pursuing q
thorough course in Chemistry. Mechanical and
civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH tScptembcrl 18TH. Apply early, "a,
other things being equal, places win be given tho
earliest applicants. For full particulars address
EDWARD III. MAGIII,
President Swarthmore College,
1e ZS-Ibt Delaware county, PA.
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SWISS CONDENSED

manufactured only at vevcy, Switzerland, we
s.sr.ntee 70 be the HIGHEST and PunEsT In the
msrtst, and free from sduiteration OF any kind
r. you Wish the nksr be sure to ask for the
NEST " brand, and take no other.
Yor sale by sil Rroeers and druggists.
THOMAS LEEMiNG CO.. Sole AGents,
~ 90-6m Is College Place, New YORK city.