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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Bricfs.-Thc City Court yesterday dis
posed OF Il number OF cases, unimpOrtant
in character. OF civil sort. Ii is still
wading through the intricacicS Of rather
subdued and commonplace docket OF cases.
Several tramps, with one on more tame
bears, passed through the city yesterday.
The four-legged beasts had the advantage
in appearance OF their SO-callcd and appa-
rent protectors and guardians.
The SwansbOrO' Baptist church has re-
Gently been rcmodelled and very conSidera-
bly, improved in appearance.
Mayor Taylor attended at his Office yes
tcrday with his accustomed regularity, but
the police had failed TO unearth a single
case requiring Judicial elimination.
Steps are being taken TO repair the appa-
ratus used by the Alert Fire Company
New hose is 10 be purchased, by authority
Of the City Council, and the whole depart
mcnt placed on good and reliable footing.
The following communication was hand
ed the DiSDdtch Manchester reporter YES
tcrdav: ..On Thurs day. according to an
agreement. Captain Il. Willis, Of Chester
field county, and Mr.. SJuthcrland. OF the
city of Richmond, employed by Mr.. Maui
nv, agent Of August Green, deceased, and
CAPTAIN j. \. Lip,colnb. Chicf OF Police Of
Manchester. met. and under the sole dircc-
ton of Captain Lip,comb a route wa,
agreed upon il tine search for the missing
man. II whom this mornings paper give,
n full account. At or about Il =. VI. his
body was found, "a, hy the papers de-
scribed. in search only Of an hour and a
half. Great credit i due Mr.. Southcrland
and Captain Willis for their untiring ef-
forts in weeks search for the missing
man. Captain LipScomb disclaims any
connection, As stated by paper erroneous
", with either being himself or knowing
that any Of the party were controlled by
the Mcssr>. Wren. Captain Lipscom5
now has the missing mans dog-a beauti-
ful setter-and will carefully retain posses
sion Of 1t until called for by Mr.. Maury or
fv;.nI
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The next session of this school VIII heenn, ID, v,
on sfPTEMhtK 1874. latin, Wrench, AMI Mu
sic taBght by oompeient instructors.
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OEORGETOWN COLLEGE, ID. c.
HANOVER ACADEMY, VIRGINIA.
I'D. 1 -
MUSICAL.

VIIE PIANIST. MIR. FRED. G. HAIR,
L will resume his lessons In Richmond on OC-
TOBtR lST. Parties wishing to secure his sers
Vices will confer a favor 10y entering their name
early rs possible at Mes.Ts. Ramos 4 Moses, or
Ryland Lees, where terms, etc, may bc found
Sc lO-2w
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EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ATLANTk. GA.
NEXT REGULAR SESSION WILL COMMENCE
OCTOBER 3. lss2, AND CONTINUE
UNTIL FEBRUARY 27, 1853.
BOARD Of TRUSTEES :

BOARD Of TRUSTEES:
DIR. Thomas $. Powell, president: Hon. u. W
Lewis. Judge ;. u. Iloyt, Rev. David r. Butler
Hon. Alexander III. stephens, Rev. W. b. Cook
Rev \. J. Battle, Ill. D., Mr.. G.. T. Doid, Rev. &
NJ Irwin, Mr. A. r. hurt, DIR. W. T. Goldsmith
Mr. J. J. Toon. Rev. H. III. Parks, DIR. II. c. Word,
Rev. II. {. Hornady, Mr.. W. W. McAfec. M. John
II. Flynn, DIR. George NJ Mcdowell.
FACULTY:
W. g. owen. VI. r., T. :. Powell, VI. D. r. &.
Word, VI. d., George q. Crawford. NJ. d., William
Perrin Ncolson, VI. d.. (Dcan,l John Thad. John
son, VI. d., &. g. Roy, VI. D., 4. G.. Hobbs, W. d.,
". ID. BiZlelI. VI. ID. Auxiliary Professors; }. r..
Alexander, NJ d., J. &. Omsted, NJ d., III. +. Scott,
VI. d., u. II. Catching ID. ID. s., W. {. Jarnagin,
VI. ID.
Instruction In all departments Is thorough and
complete.
The hospital large and well-arranged three
story building with double yarandas all around, IL
located on n lot adjacent TO the College building,
and was secured as an attachment To the instttu-
tion Ivy the benevolent ladies Of the city in
ration with the trustees Atlanta offers splendid
advantages 10 the deal student. The concen-
traton Of medical talent In her midst, her geo.
graphical position, her accessibility, her freedom
from epidcmics, her large and rapidly-increasinR
population. all combine 10 make her the point par
erceLeRce for obtaining thorough medical edu-
cation. and ~ constitute her the great medical
centre Of the southern States.
For catalogue containing full particulars address
WM PERRIN NlCOLS0N, VI. d.. Dean.
SO 7-Th&Salm Post-Ofico BOX 23f.
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Haa|HH HIIHaIHIHH
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
GREEN WOOD.
4 MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
FOR
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
DAVID \. BOYD, PRINCIPAL.
assisted by instructors IN Mathematics, Ancions
and Modern Languages, English Branches,
and Book Keeping

The session begins OCTOBER 1sr, and ciose
June 30. 1888.
THE COURSE OF STUDY Is adapted to prepa-
ration for the University for the business Of lf.
THE LOtATlON Is In one of the heathiest and
most beautiful portions Of Piedmont Virginia. It
Is ON The east slope of the Blue Ridge Immediately
ON the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. eighteen
miles from Charlottesville and twenty-one miles
from Staunton.
THE TERMS FOR THE SESSION Of nine
MONTHS Tor every expense of tuition and maintp-
nance, except clothing. textbooks. and medical
attendance, are s25O-payabe $3.50 IN advance,
and balance February 1st. The tuitiOn-fee alone,
for the whole session part of the session. Is @7o,
and must bc paid In advance.
The last session of the school was held at Locust
Dale, Va. Number Of pupils 81.
For further information address
ID. y. BOYD, Principal.
Greenwood Depot, Albemarlc county, Va.
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ocnence OF the constant inIu,l,vd1 ao"d
regarding missing you1SS ,Se authorities OF
families in the East, ,;0,,roduccd ,ro the prac-
Leadville, Col, have e., ,nI,oa hoSies brought to .
!ss of e smSsi%,ss masss % as ssS 10 facilitate den
| cation.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

bs, been thoroughly tested FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
BILlOUSNESS,
WEAKNESS,
DEBILITY.
OVERW0RK,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
CONSUMPTION,
R-COMPLAINTS
KIDNEY-TROUBLES,& &C..
lnin never fails - rcudCr 'pce1y az } pormaron'
r-lief.
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THE TARIFF CoNMIssIoN.--ioh. John IL
Hayes, president OF the Tarin commission
gives notice in another column OIL meet
ing Of the Commission In thls c,.y W 'ne
Exchange Hotel on the 2sth instan''
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BROWNS IRON BITTEGS

!, guaranteed To bc a non-lntoxicatI stimulant
and II will In nearly every case, take the place OF
All LIQUOR aud at the same time absolutely XIII the
desire fcr ~hiskey and other Intoxicating bevc-
Taso-
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\ THOUSAND HEALTHFUL ELEMENT are blend
cd In TARRANT's sELTZRR AFERIENT. contain
ing as II does all the virtues ~ the celebrated se-
zer Spring, whose name It bears. Sold by all drug
pf a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-23

RE0RGANIzATIoN.-A n meeting OF the
members of the LOverture Guard last
night Reorganization OF the company was
effected, and the following commissioned
officers were elected: William Isaac John
son, captain; Jordon a. Robinson, frS,
lieutenant; Alexander y. Long, Jr., second
lieutenant.
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U,sr,yGs CouRr.-The time OF this court
Yesterday up to o'clock Z. N. was oe-
cupicd in hearing the appeal Of, OF Amanda ,I
police Justice. who sentenced her to Jail
Tor assoulting Ann Bell Dickinson. The
;vdrment ;vi was affirmed, and the accused
; was sentenced to one hour in Jail and fined
81 court adjourned until II O'Clock to-day.
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BROwN's IRON BITrrRs.

No wHISNrf'
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Brandy peaches are luxury. Apple
brandy like that OF ". ID. Blair Il Co.'S,
1909 east Main street, is the right thing TO
nut them up with.
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snocKoE-HmL CEMETERY

II IFtI.I y y - = q 1oQo I
RICHMOND, VA, september le' 1859.
MO EVIDENCE OF OWNERSHIP of
~ the following QUARTER SECTIONS In this
cemetery appears at this Ofiice-vn.'
QUARTER SECTION In Section D. In Range
20, and -.
QUARTER SECTION l In section D, In kaiigezo'
The owners Of the aid quarter sections are IT,
oue,ted 10 come forward and prove property.
CHARLES 4. BIGGER
e1o-1r Superintendent
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WEATHER REPORT

lNniCAIioNs FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
W uie A'lahtic states, partly cloudy or cloud,
MeatHSr' with rain, northeast winds
lower barometer, stationary or lower tenn.
pcrature. ''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-23

Good eG Tea al 80 cents a i'ound.
Joseph VI. Blair, grocer, S2G Main street,
has some real good mixed tea at 80 cents a
mound.
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERs

3, ono of the very few tonic medicines that are no,
composed mostly OF alcohol or whiskev TINS no.
noting doSirc FOR rum.
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ALD DOMINION

sixteenth session viii begin OCTOBER lSr
DAY and NIGHT SESSIONS
tor particulars addrc--
so lin GE,RGE VI. NICOL.
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Personal.

NOTICE.-Having qualified as executor
Of Mas ANN NORNELL. deceased, persons
Indebted 10 that estate will make payment - ine' ie'
and those having claims Will present them W inc'
Psc Ia NORYELL ElLAND.
A ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO E.-fiAv-
n ing oualiied as administratrix OF the estate
- nEPIiARD WIGGER. deceased. hereby no.
NV ali partiel indebted To the estate piease 10
come forward and settle al once; ana u'se hlNlnk
ax claim. against the estate Will present ihem 10
az, 'i,! ,os o,''r.,, naYment. CAIifARINE WlGGER.
me ioI ~, ~ o.. AdmlnistratriN.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. Be-.
--------
&c. only for 4 Picnic CIGAR.

SAVE MONEY by having your prinuhR honV al
the DISPATCH PRINTING-llousk' "O'u WIN
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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AUCrION SALES THIS DAY.

CHICK CIGARS, DC.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,

III RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins 2lSr SEPTEMBER,
1882, aud continues nine months.
FACULTY.
FDMUSD IIARRISOS, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin.
H. II. HARRIS VI. n. Professor of Greek.
ROpEs MASSIE, \. NJ, ID. L., Professor Modern
Languages.
\. H. DRowS. ID. d., Professor Of English.
EDWARD ~. SMITH, VI. A., Professor Of Matbe-
CmARLEs II. WINSTON, VI. A., Professor Of Ply
sizes.
Il. PCHYEAR, \. W. H.. d., Professor Of Che
mistfy.
WILLIAM II. THOMAS, VI. A.. ID. d. Professor Of
Philosophy
sAMrtL y. DAyIEs. Professor u Law.
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Picnic CIGARS, DC.


Of the new perfume invented by ATKINSON. the
London perfumer, and favored by Mr. Langtry :;
hence many suppose it to possess beauty-giving
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The thlrticth annual session Of this Institution
opens SEPTEMBER ltrH with the following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
MISS SALLEY -. HAMMER, Principal. Latin,
Moral Philosophy, and English Literature.
PROFESSOR CHARLES n. WINSTON, VI A.
Natural Sciences aud Mathematics.
Miss l.. T. TlltRSTo< graduate of yaSsar
College,. Mathcmatics and History.
MAptMOISELLE ROSE De DrTZELE native
of Francel, French
Miss GRFBE, German.
Miss SUSIE HAMMER, Associate Principal,
Latin, Mathematics and Preparatory school
MRs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, NocaliLation
and Italian.
MISS NELLIE DUsTNAN, Piano. Thorough
Basl an HARMONY
MISS :. g. fiAM.EIt. Guitar.
Miss ALICIA II. LAIRD, Drawing and Paint
4 (.
Hiss NARIA MORRIS. Porcelain. Painting. Do
cOratigc Art aud konslngtOn Embroidery.
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..,,,n.. npIzr SOAP co.

DAvID's PRIZE SOAP co..
ls5 AND 1877 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORh'
LORD & PACKHAM, AGENTS
BALTIMORE. MD.
eIe1oo, o7 o7aoSOc4.7III4,1S,2l
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CINCINNATI, o., November 10. 1881

Z INN INNN II w -NVNtIIII'VT IUs 1861.
Conference.-The foolish wasting Of vital force In
business. pleasure. and vicious indulgence Of our
reoplc makes your preparation necessity; and.
n Napllied. viii save hundreds who resort T. sa-
loon. for temporary recupcraii0n.
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LIME, CEMENT, &c.

ME. CEMENT. PLASTER.
JACKSON TURPIN, ..
No. Is SOUTH ElGnrEEsTh SHEET DEL
MAIN ASD CARY, ,....
cFNFR Al COMMISSION MERCHANT
and dealer In Lime, Portland and Rosnda'e 'e-
Inents. Calcined Plaster rlaslerers na,r; IN
iirick' &c. sole agent for Perry Brotlsr, hySA'
ladd Lime. -
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AND sIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND
VALUABLE PRESENTS
HOW TO GET \ TICKET.


Tickets for the Festival can BE- ohtaine1 as ioi-
low: Every cake # DANID'S PRIZE SOAF Is
wrapped in DARK BROW MftPpei. 80 -
the. wrappers until YOU have 20; mall teii 70 Vi
iu one of our envelopes. which can ne ODtAihcW
FREE OF CHARGE from the grocer Hl Mtu'" MI
YOU buy the soap: follow the printed l to
thereon and there viii be no trouble OF ~
wrapper YOU VIII receive liCkels; X I 10
THE' TICKETS COST you NOTHING J on ,oO 20
10i BI'Y thcm-we do not SELL them; We SlNe
them 10 YOU for using our soap. nVI MtHnpV
SOAP-TSE DAVID'S PRIIE LAJ JNDl'l
SOAP Bear I'm mind that yOu have ho1hhs ~ ~
lO-e You yet FULL VALUE for your n11nStf
when won Inv tie soap. IL Is the LAh1E~,,i =
CHEAPEST BEST, the Longest l.ASi,iii>
KHITFST WASHING, SWEtlESl SNI-I
INC. EASIEST RUBBING sOpAr, - c,l Mi Nj
ALWAYS UsE II. AND THAI : = M T1n W Ok =
WEWILL CIT OIlR MONEY BACh. HIM
OF II. No soap ever did 50 much Tor you ,,, nnnc
ever will Every one Of the presents VIII ne
lv given away. TWENTY WRAPPERS - ~ ~ r.
Fl 100 WI{APPFR~ TICkEIS. on ~ n ~
IT IS GOOD As ANOTHER. SIN ~ ~ N NJ 4 : y =
BETTER THAN ONE. DANlD'S IhhEE ~ 80 =
f. LARGER than any other OF IKE 9utll'! > "p mp y
ADAPTED for either Toilet or Laundry u''. a., "a
H. You'll LIKE IT. II viii not be neccs,;uS ,;'l ,
D. attend the Festival % receive prcsti,.s ., nv
or the vouchers for them will be forwarded 10 any
BODY entitled 10 them on receipts OF lnstru. y
how 10 send. BIIY NOW. Every one can .Nvco nav -
tickets before Christmas If they comncnve =. ~ ~
T. use The soap. BUY MORE THAN lOI, u HrI ~.
FOR IMMEDIATE UsE, As Ilih ~ SVV1iT *.
PROVES WITH AGE. 1T Is Iht pr pl-9 -, al
NESTMENT EVER MADE, FOR s'e ~ yyour
Grocers Keeping money-worih soo1. - i,SStjfy
our Agents. No communications ahs"eieN "
stamp Ia enclosed.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

WEST. JOHNSTON 4 60. are receiving their
large supplyof - llOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT
BOOKS which are offered TOR sale at the loves
prices. PUBLIC->ClIOOL BOOKS sold at state
prices. Catalogues furnished upon application
orders solicited and promptly attended to.
WL~T, JOHNSTON & CO..
.IO gll Main street.
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VIRGINIA REVIEW.
LUNCH.
ROARDING.

nos ARDING.--MRs. u. 5. WiLLSoS,
ID No. 4os north Twelfth, between gaa,lsm"n. or
,ea}yis,aaa aa snS wife. with a NICE BCOM anu
GooD BOARD, on moderate terms % So-N
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Spaniah Brandy fOr Bra ndyisIa
Peaches.

the best Of ALL 500 per gallon.
Another supply Of that elegant fOur-yeai
old vinegar, for picking, at Christian 4
NVLito'c
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A IL TIE BOOKS
FOR THE

FOR THE
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS,
of the latest editions can bc had the best term
/ at 1902 Main street.
| MANY SECONDHAND BOOKS ut about ha
! price.
| Old BOOKS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Catalogues Of SCHOOL and STANDARD
WORkSand CHEAP LITERATURE nailcd free.
So l4-d.vw RANDOLPH 3 ENGLISH.
CHARLES Il. WILLS. 4. MCCARTHY
CCHOOL BOOKS FOR PU f. l. G.
- SCHOOLS.
PRIVATE - (IIDOIS.
COLLEGES. Summaries. and INSTITUTES.
BOUGHT. SOLD. AND EXCHANGED.
CARLTON MCC AETIlY Il CO..
~cl7 9l6 Main street.
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pRErARirnhY SCHOOL

Finding the gtcat need Of thorough preparatory
wori. >pCc cai afraug cucnts arc made for smai
children, IN, can now enter at eight yrars of aye.
FrCnch Class has been organized for smalt
children.
Young ladies who lrc advanced In French,
though not otherwise connected with the school,
viii bc allowed % enter the conversation class.
Those desiring 20 enter should apply at once To
the PRINCIPAL,
an 29-lm cnmcr Tomih and Mar.hnll .trrets.
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Rev. &. W. RICE, editor OF the american Chris
naa Reeier, say, Of BROWNS IRON BIT
TERs:
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Distribution OF GERMAN CARP.-The
time has almost arrived for the annual dis
tribution OF German carp by the Govern
ment. The interest in f>h-culture in Nir-
einia la, developed So a great extent with
i'm the past few years. Hunting and fishing
clubs have been organized, and systematic
efforts have been put forth forthc introduc-
ton and protection Of game and li,h. 20
far aS ti>h-cuturc i concerned, success has
been marked, and this 70 a great extent l.
due to the introduction here OF German
carp. The character Of this fish HI, been
so often told that it Is unnecessary to re-
peat it; but TO show the appreciation IN
which il is held. il i only necessary to say
that up TO this time Colonel NJ. Mcdonald,
Fish Commissioner for the State OF Nir-
cinia. has received about three hundred
applicationS for the fish. The distribution
will commence on the 30th October enSlI-
ing. and Colonel Mcdonald, who is labor
ing Jointly with the United states Fish
Commissioner, Mr.. s. +. Baird, Is anxious
that all applications for fish be forwarded
at once to Mr.. Baird at Washington, u.
c., i'm order to insure a speedy and early
filing OF orders. Send in your orders al
once. and pretty soon after October 3Oth
YOU will get your fish.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
CPENCERIAN INK.

SPENCERIAN INK.
THE BLACKLIST,
FLOWS FREELY,
SUITS SPENCERIAN PENS.
ONLY , CENTS. MCCARTHY 4 co.
So 22-h yl( Main street.
DOCKS STATIONERY, SCHOOL-Sup-
- FLIES. SCHOOL BAGS, SCHOOL-STRAPS;
STATES at 3, > 10. -. and pc: CHALK
CRAIONS at IJc. PC .ro,,; fine line OF
SCHOOL STATIONERY. INKS, PENS. PEN.
CHS. &C.; OCTOBER MAGAZINES. FASHION
PLATE. NOU NJ LADIES JOURNAL, FRANK
LE>LlES LADIES MAGAZINE, DENORESr r.
Cooley. PETERSON. and "THE SEASON 90: an
=. TANLOE'S FRENCH PLATES: RENuE
DE IA MODE 35c.: IA Bon Ton, {. .c., IA
MODE ELEGAN ~. Soc; Ia MODESTO Uni
NEESELLF, 6oc. 4 large assortment Of GOLD
Pens and PENCILS just received. All NEW
BOOKS received n soon as published At
y. LEONANDS BOOK AND NtWS-STORE,
sci II 0OS Main street
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r s. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IJs ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of sixth and
Franklin streets, viii be resumed SEPTEMBER
18TH. With Increased experience the PRINCIPAL
will bring To bear that skill and tact which has
hitherto resulted In such rapid and marked i'm
proyement OF his pupils. The awakening Of an
interest IN lessons In the case Of pupils Indifferent
tO study specially.
n. B.-MRs. sQtIRE's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND MISSES viii be resumed also on
the 18TH. For terms. Sc.. send for circulars.
2l-1ft
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TIiOMAS j. STARkE Il Sons,
i iOj BROAD STREET. EIcINOND. W.
Dealer, fn SCHOOL, GOIIEGF. RELIGION :,
SUNDAi->CiIOOL. AND M>CELLANLOlS :
BOOKS Of an kind 20 lONc cash price. FIVE =
CfNT PIANO ~llEET-Ml SPEC tiACLL>
Irtc on Application. au 2f-2m
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9ithn'ond 1ispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %. 1882

RS-THE CIRCULATION OF THE p,sp ,rcu
'S LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRcr.
LATION 0FALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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EXPENSES OF \ RESIDENT STUDENT.
Two hundred aud f,ur dollars, per nine months
session. cover an the expense. of entrance fees,
tuition. board, fuel. lights. aud washing
Eighty-,eyon dollars and hfty cents viii meet the
expenses Of q non-rc-idcut student.
For catalogues, apply 1t the bookstores or ad-
dress a. Pi Rl EAR, Chairman.
tv 5-oDdt -. O.tdtSt25
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FERTILIZERS, &c.
TARIFF COMMISSION NOTICE.

U'AKIFF tUM NINSION NVIINI'
The Commissio appointed 10 lnFesuSatr ~
the various qu stion, relating 10 ne aRr',ui.u,s
commercial. mercantile, manufacturing @ nm
md industrial Interests Of the Initef S1te. 80
f,r a. The same may be- necessary 20 me tsl.oi.
ment Of jndcous ariii, on scaie oi J',,sv n ~
aIl interest,"" teing IN the pro'es"tvn oi ,'s ~
o,trirs ..empower,d 10 visit such dlneiehl Pot-
finns md sections Of the country a. IL ma! ueein
advisable" will III at the
EXCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND,
ON
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