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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25
ELuIRA REFoRMAToGY INVESTIGATION

ELy1RA, March 24.-The Legislative lnyesti-
eating Committee met al the ReODatOry this morning
and BEGAN taking evidence concerning The alleged abuse
he made uub1c until that in rebdttal /, given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25

at Warwick. n. Y; John g. Lee at LeInont, Ill, ana
others.
The Senate in executive session this afternoon con-
1rmed the following nominations:
Unitcd Suites COnsuls-.James Lowe, OF York, rs
Consul at Clifton Canada and Emory p. BeauchaInp
OF Indiana as Consul at ~. Gale, Switzerland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25
NOMINATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS.

WAsHINGTON, March 24.-Ihe President sent
to the senate to-day the following nominations:
Reteirer NJ Iublie M0HsyS-samuel &. Wright Re-
cciyeT ~ Public Moneys at Carson city, Nevada.
IoStnasicrs-OsmaD Is. Warren, at Rochester, N. v.
stephen D. EldTdge Meedsp0rt, N.Y., VIM IL. fcltOn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25

the draft from Pittsburg raised from S%i 20 10
"a 800 after il had been certified. Justice Power
committed him for examination in default OF $oooo
bail,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25
OPPOSITION TO A STOCK LAW

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 24.-Masked riders
have visited farmers III this county who were gettIg
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-The new stage now building in
New York city for the line between Man.
chester and Richmond, and to be intro
duced early in October, will be lighter and
longer, and have more seating capacity than
those hitherto in Use by Beatte's old line.
Mrs. F. G. Weisiger and her family
started for Georgia yesterday, which State
her husband some time since definitely re-
solved TO make his future home. Their
friends part with them with regret.
Mr.. John VI. Merritt, who has been for
some time dangerously i'll, has so far re-
covered as yesterday to be able to sit up.
b. p. Owen, Jr., Wing reporter who has
been seriously indispOsed and entirely
kept from work for two weeks past is also
casting off the maariOus influences that re-
pressed his energies and impaired his use
fulness.
4 committee OF Richmond Knights OF
Pythias, consisting Of McSsrs. Lamkin,
MorgenStern. Williams, y. c. Northen,
Taylor Briggs, John Lindsey, J. w. Wat
kinS, AshwOrth and others, visited Friend
ship Lodge, No. 20, OF this city, a few
nights since. and had a conference with
the brethren here as TO the number OF the
Uniform Rank who would be willing or
able to appear in the parade designed by
the Knights during the Statc-Fair week.
| Uniformed Knights from Norfolk, Peters
burg, Alexandria, Lynchburg, and other
Virginia cities have signiticd their intcn-
| tion TO be present. Assurances were given
that a number Oi the Uniformed Manches-
ter knights would take part in the pro-
posed parade.
There was nothing done yesterday wor-
| thy Of mention either In the City or Mayor :
Courts.
Mr. G. +. Moore, one Of our builders.
has now fourteen houses under way in va
riouS parts OF the town, which are expect
ed to be completed before winter ectS in.
| Other improvements oi similar character
are progressing here, Sir. Moore being only
one amongst a number engaged IL the
| building Inc
The water in the James is rapidly clear
| ing, and also getting low again.
! The Richmond ard Dan lllc Railroad
Company have thirty carts employed re-
moving and eXcayating from their lots in
! the vicinity OF Seventh and Perry streets.
! The ground thus in time made available
will be covered with workshops. The
company is now building two large freight
engines here, and do their own brass and
iron-castng, besides daily building rolling
stock for the road.
Messrs. II. &. Il \. BCattie have remodel
led their business place on Hull street
The post-oflice is now placed in the centre
Of the store and otherwise made more
available and convenient to the public.
&. .. Sanford, well-knOwn railroad Of
fetal and civil engineer, with Il party OF
skilled adiunctS, has been engaged thi'
week i'm maDDing out through Chesterfield
county a track for the Richmond Southern
railroad. whose charter was granted at the
last meeting OF the Legislature. Those in
tercstcd in the embryo road allcgc then
purposes to be to locate it as near as pos
sible i'm direct line from Manchester L
Ridgway, in North Carolina. 1t Is calcu
lated that it will take three months time t
locate the line Is far a Ridgway.
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IIUSTINGs COURT.-After a twO-mOnths'
vacation this court met at IL \. VI. ycSter-
day-Judge George l.. Christian presi-
ding-and remained in almost continuous
session until nearly O'Clock last night.
Twenty members OF the grand jury, with
l.. l.. Bass, Esq, rs foreman, were sworn.
The motion docket was called, and several
garniShec summons and other cases dis
posed OF.
The grand jury returned true bills Of in
dictment against the following parties:
For Felony: Richard Cheatham, John
II. CheeveS, Christopher GOOde two cases.,
Joseph IIolzbach, Spencer Jones, Henry
Krelgle, Lucy Kenney, Frank Miles, Harry
Merriwcathcr, David Mayo Qhrec cases.,
ID. \. Mullen, Annie O'Toole. Henry
Palmer otiaS Black Hawk two cases., VIII
liam Perkins elias J. II. Williams CliaS
Charles Addington, James c. Smith, Frank
Williams, Charles Williams 0licS A. VI.
DE Cathro, Richard Narcford two caSes),
Ben. f. Windsor James Windsor.
for i'jSfefne0nOr Edward Coiston,
James VI. Granger, Chris. IIechler, Albert
IIaskins, Albert HaslEin, and Charles vii
son, Pcyton Johnson. John Jones. Emmett
jenkins. Henry Jackson, j. ii. Kelly, David
Mayo, Granville Robinson.
"Not true bills" were returned in the
cases OF Laura Jones alias Epps, charged
with felony, and Charles Bowler and Nose:
Miller, charged with misdemeanor.
Judge Christian adjourned the grand
Jury until Monday. AT the same time he
apologized for keeping them in session Sc
long; he did so, he said, for the reason
that he did. not want to make them come
again to-day.
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EDUCATIONAL.
->'->~~->>>~>--
SOUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGE,
.. ATLANTA, GA. t,
NExTREGULARs SESSION WILL COMMENCE
OCTOBER 5, 1852, AND CONTINUE
UNTIL FEBRUARY 27, 1853.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES /:

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DIR. Thomas s. Powell, president; Hon. ID. W
Lewis. Judge :. Y. Hoyf, Rev. David y. ButssF
Hon. Alexander II. stephens, Rev. w. r. Cock
Rev. A. j. BatsI,. IL. D. Mr.. q. T. Dodd, Rev. o
". irwin, Nr. A. 4. Hunt, Dr. w. T. Goldsmith
Mr. y. >. Toon, Rev. H. II. Parks, DIR. X. e. Word,
Rev. II. &. HorDady Mr.. w w. McAfee, Mr.. John
III, Flynn, DIR. George VI. Mcdowell ~,
FACULTY:
W. q. Owen. NJ D.. T. :. Powell, NJ d., r. G..
Worti, VI. d., George g.. Crawford. VI. d.. William
Perrin Nicolson, NJ. D.. lDcsn,} John Thad. John
son, ". d., q. q. Roy, ". D., A. g.. Hobbs, h D.,
". ID. Bizzell, N. ID. Auxiliary Professors: ]. n.
Alexander, NJ. d. J. &. 0lmsted, n. d., H. Y. Scott,
N. D., Il. III. Catching, ID. ID. s., VIC. Jsnagin,
NJ. ID. Il,
Instruction in all Departments Is thorough and
complete.
The hospital, large and werl-srrangcd thrcc-
story building with double varandas all around, IL
located lot adjacent 10 the Coilsre bs,iidins,
and was secured as an attachment TO the tnstitu-
tion by the benevolent laies Of the city fn coopc
advantages 10 the mt dical student. The concen-
tration of medical talent I'm her midst, her geo.
graphical position, her accessibility, her freedom
from epidemies, her large and rapidfy-ucreadne
population, all combine 10 make her the point par
ercetience for obtaining thorough medical edu-
cation. and TO constitute her the great medical
centre Of the southern States.
For catalogue containing full particulars address
WIN. PERRIN NICHOLSON, ". d.. Desn,
Sc 1-Ih& Sa1m Post-Office IoN l34.
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Rriens md Personals.

Excessively hot and sultry yesterday; in
some places the thermometer ranging up
TO 81 degrees.
Colonel James s. Browning, secretary to
the Governor. has returned to the city for
few days. He has recuperated considera-
bly,, but still shows the effects Of his late
severe spell OF sickness.
Several Sunday schools from Amelia
county will arrive in the city by a special
train next Tuesday morning, and will
spend the day on the Capitol Square and
seeing the sights about town.
|. Amongst the guests registered at the
Exchange yesterday were Senator J. Rich
ard Wingfield, Albemarle; Judge b. w.
Lacy, New Kent; John A. McQuilan, New
York; J. A. Todd, Newburyport, Mass.
James l.. Woods, st. Louis.
! Walter +. Smith, Esq, formerly trea-
surer OF the Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake Railroad Company, is on visit
to his numerous friends in this city. llr.
Smith is now resident OF Albion, ". Y.
a conference Of StraighOut Republicans
was held in this city yesterday for the eX-
change OF views as to the present prospects
OF the Republican party in Virginia. The
result was not permitted TO transpire.
An excursion party, composed OF mem-
bers Of the Ettrick Baptist church and
their friends, OF Petersburg, are expected
to arrive in his city this morning on an
early train and spend the day.
Heavy tides are most conducive to the
capture OF sora. They have not been
heavy either in the AppOmattox or Pamun-
key marshes so far this week.
The Supreme Court, sitting in Staunton,
is expected to-day to render decision in
the case known as the Petersburg COm-
Gil mudde." involving the title to certain
Offices filed by that body.
The Common Council will meet this az
ternOOn at O'Clock.
Among the recent arrivals at this port is
the Norwegian bark Erato, Captain \. Sal
yeSen, OF Greinstad, Norway. She i, dis
charging cargo Of salt from Liverpool
and awaiting orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

ANONYMOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wealth's- s-Attorney 5. B. Witt has OF late
received numerous anonymous communi-
cations calling his attention 10 certain vlo-
lations OF law. He wishes II 10 De known
that he will pay no attention TO conmunl,
cations OF this character, but VIII anord
every facility to citizens VINO VIII make
their complaints in proper manner
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VICTORIOUS RICHMOND BAsE-BALLIsTs:-
The Richmond nine who left here Monday
10 give certain Of their northern brethren
a trial Of their skill had their first encoun-
ter Yesterday at Pottsyille, Penn, Its re-
suit. as shown by dispatch from the presl-
dent Of our home club received last night
was as follows: "Richmond, 3; Pottsyille,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

TIE MOZART THIS EvENING.-First,
overture, ''Pique Dame" (Suppe,) orches-
ira; second, solo soprano, "Orange Bios
sons" (Geibel,) Mrs. George j. Hooper.
Jr. third, chorus, In Doleful Train"
from patience" (Sullivan,) Mozart Cho-
rus: fourth, ballad, "When the Roses
Come Again." Mr.. +. W. Cunningham
fifth. chorus, q Hear the Soft Note" from
"Paticnce," (SulIiyan,) Mozart Chorus
sixth, duo clarinet and piano, (Weber,)
Messrs. Jardclla and Reinhardt; seventh,
waltzes, "Dreams OF Childhood" (Wald-
teufel,) orchestra.
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The Trades Parade .
To The Editor of the Dispotch

10 he Edfor of me D,Spdtch:
Please keep the ball in motion, and let u;
have grand Trades Parade. Each OF oul
firms are willing to subscribe ten dollars
towards defraying expenses, and we think
enough merchants and manufacturers vii
take part In the same to make 1t great
success. Respectfully.
THALHIHER BROTHERS,
w. A. STEVENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

FrGITIvE FROM JUSTICE ARREsTED.-De-
tective John Wren yesterday evening ar
rested, upon telegram from wilmington
NC, w. j. PentOn, II fugitive from JUS
tice from that city. lie was under mdicl-
ment for felony, but out on bail, when ne
Jumped; hence the arrest. lie was locked
up in the First station, and VIII De DrougIt
before the Police Court this morning III, ne
expresses willingness to return TO WI " IL
minoton without awaiting a requisition.
Penton was blockade-runer during the
war and originally came from New Jers ey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

On September II, 1882 the New ,s,,h Ut,eahs ans
Pacific railway was in connection WIN 'ne
Texas and Pacific railway, opened as q
through lin line for passenger and freight bnsi'
ness from New Orleans 10 Texas; Mexleo, ,:t,
and California. For further information ns
address u, y. sisson, Southern rassense'
Ase"'' '""' +. CHANDLER,
General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

Arros.-Maior b. j. Black, the Rich,
- architect. is drawing plans Tor a
lnrge r" hotel, to be erected OF wood, with
nn rnci foundation, at Alton, on the Chesa-
~ ,aooI,e and Ohio railway. Within the last
S" Tow wears Alton, which is very PRETTY. To-
no,ad ie" amidst outrageous surroundings
~ ond admirable mountain scenery, has de-
,pnS yeIoned into quite a popular resort ior
v,mmer travellers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

CusToA-HousE NOTES.-The Brlllsn pIlS
Jyanhoe, Knowlton master, was cle'reu
Yesterday for Bordeaux, France, U, ",
Messrs. Curtis Il Buck, with cargo ol
90 coo slaves, valued at $1,000, shipped by
IS9oc c. ogden, Of New York. ~ r.
The American bark Albemarle, w; II:
Forbes master, which has arrived at W n 81.
Point from Baltimore to finish loading WIN y,
dour mr. for Brazil. was entered yesterday al
tho custom-hOllse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

M.RRIEp.-In the county OF Amelia yes,
,ordav Mr. Thomas Greed Haskins ana
wiua W;ss omlie r. Berkeley were married al
,hs mis, rasiJence Of the brides father, Rev. I.
+. Berkeley. The groom Is a NJ Meade
Brunswick boy, the brother oi sss n'. IN Red.
Uaskins. OF this city. He resiaes ~ and
Oak township, In the county hhinvI' n;II ws,. .
has a host Of friends there VINO WI. Nh crsa, ~s,
come bis bride, and wish him anu hc' ei'"'
happiness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

Messrs. Yancey, Waddey 60: nave a
complete line OF the NJ. 4. II. BlolIer t laD-
lets. Every enc in want oi wrlung,paper
put up in neat compact form should call
and see them.
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AVCTION SALES THIS DAY

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. W., household iuI'
niture. roasted coffee, &c.
". GODDIN 4 son, 7. W., 10, and @ @thre'
frame tenements ON Brook avenue between
Marshall and Clay.
w.U.LYNE & CO., 81 p. NJ, frame dwelling NO
4 west Leigh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

An UNSUCCESSFUL INvEsTIGATl0N.-T The
ease Of the theft OF S3,l2S from the safe in
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad Com
pany's freight office was before the grand
Jury Of the Hastings Court yesterday, and
was searchingly Investigated by that body,
but without arriving at any satisfactory
conclusion, and so the loss Of the money
still remains a mystery. The money was
put in the safe Of the company's freight
Office by Captain Hiram James about Au-
gust l7th, and wa, left with Mr.. James a.
Angel, the freight agent, for safe-kceping
shortly afterwards the money was stolen
from the safe, and efforts to discover the
author Of the theft were unayailing. This
matter is the subject Of a suit for damages
in the Circuit Court OF Richmond, the
plaintiff being l.. d. Minngerode, and The
defendant c. l.. Potts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

MEpIUM-SIzED TENENENTs.-A leading
real estate agent told a Dispatch repre-
sentative yesterday that out OF six hundred
houses represented by him only two were
vacont. and he added his belief that if he
bod a Thousand houses on hand renting for
from .,, 5000 to $3.50 he could readily dispose
If them, as the demand for such was not
only Of great, but daily increasing. 1t is al an
vmdeniabIe fact, patent to all observation,
that Richmond is rapidly growing both IN
nopuation and wealth.
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STOCK BROKERS'
JOUN L. WILLIAMS,
oCK-D RO IL T.

TOIIN L. WILLIAMS,
TOCK-DROKER,
1Ol4 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA,
offers for sale
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND IOIO-
MAC6PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURGA AND PoIo-
MAC STOCK AND DIVIDEND BONDS;
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE FIRsT-aoRT-
GAGE PER CENT. AND PER CENT. l.
INCOME BONDS AND PER CENT GUILD
STOCK;
prTFRsBURG RAILROAD BONDS, 5'sand 6's;
RICHMOND CITY SIS, 6's, aud SIS.
An investment securities bought and soid on
commission. c ---- s-
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Brandy peaches are luxury. n 8 Apple a
brandy like that at W. -. DIAL 81 ,S;o No. - =,
1lO9 east Main street, is the right thing 10
put them up with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

The session begins OCTOBER lsr, and close
June 30. 1883.
INF COURSE OF STUDY + adapted to prepa-
ration for the University orfOr the business of life.
TIE LOC ATlON IS In one Of the hcathicst and
most beautiful portions Of Piedmont Virginia. 10
Is ON the east slope of the Blue Ridge, Immediately
on the Chesapeake and ohio railroad, eighteen
miles from Charlottesville aud twcEty-One miles
from stanton.
| TIE TERMS FOR THE SESSION of nine
months FOR every expense of tuition and mainte-
nance, except clothing. Textbooks. and medical
nttcndance, are S2JO-payablc $50 In advance,
and balance February 1T. The tmtion-fec alone,
for the whole session or part Of the session, Is 80,
aud must bc paid in advance.
The last session OF the school was held ~ Locust
Dale. Va. Number Of pupils, 81.
For further Information address
-. f. BOND, Principal,
Greenwood Depot, Albemarlc county Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

THE MINsTEELs LAST NIGHT WOodson
& Aliens Minstrcls appeared at the Thea
tire last night before good house, coh-
siderng the weather, which was extremely
warm. The company is small compared
with the other two which have appeared
here this season, but il is well selected.
The banjo performances OF Mr.. Allen and
the darky impersonations OF Mr.. Wood
son were both excellent. and each was
warmly appauded. Me>srs. Cox and Rey-
bald in their musical specialties were good,
the former in his cOrnct solo especially so.
Messrs. Snow, Revere, and Mitchell gave
triple clog-dance with artistic ease and
grace. The entertainment as whole was
very meritorious, and judging from the
applause gave entire satisfaction to the
audience.
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EDUCATIONAL.

II 8. sQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
lie ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of sixth and
Franklin streets, will be resumed SEPTEMBER
18TH. WIN increased experience the PRINCIPAL
will bring to bear that skill and tact which has
hitherto resulted In SUCH rapid and marked i'm
provoment Of his pupils The awakening of an
Interest IN lessons In the case Of pupils Indifferent
n. B.-SfRs. sQGIRE's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND MISSES will be resumed also on
the 18TH. For terms, &C., send for circulars.
80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

THE OYSTER IS a shcll-hsh thing but the way
they serve them up at Captain JACK LANE's
Model Dining and sample-Rooms' G2Z Broad
street, YOU wouldn't think SOFAS they make The
most aasierc man a roy-tcrer The Captain has
hnc. cosy dlning-parlora for lgdics aud gentle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE.

- REOPENED IN RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. College and Preparatory
school. Under care OF members of the Society Of
Friends. The main building, destroyed by fire
ninth month last, has been completely rebuilt, en-
larRed, and lifted up with all cOnveniences. Thor
ough instruction In Languages, Literature, M,the-
matics and the Sciences. New Scientific Building,
containing Laboratories, Drafting-Rooms. Ma
chine-ShOps, and all appliances for pursuing a
thorough course in Chemistry, Mechanical and
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH lseptemberl 26TH. Apply early. as
other things being equal, places win be gwen the
earliest applicants. For fun particulars address
EDWARD III. MAGIlL.
President Swarthmorc College,
jc 23-7St Delaware county. Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

THE CITY's INsANE.-The Council Com
mittcc on Lunatics met yesterday morning
at Mr.. {. l.. TOdd's store, on Cary street,
and a number Of bills incurred in the care
Of the insane were examined and ordered
TO DE paid. The committee have arranged
for the transfer OF the insane patients at
Pinel Hospital to the Eastern Lunallc
ASYLUM at Williamsburg. There are >lN
of these patients, all OF whom are females
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-21

Al YOU have a headache, Why don't you Try
AYERS PILLsy They VIII relieve me stoHia'h'
restore the digestive organs TO healthy action re-
move the distractions that deprcss nerves ana
brain. and thus cure your headache permanently.
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AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AM
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
HOW TO GET \ TICKET.

Tickets for the Festival can be obtained as ,oi-
lows: Every cake Of DANIDS PRIZE sOAt - -
~ranued in a DARK BROWN wrapper. , s"nc
th,a wrappers until YOU have 20; man 'ieii ~ u
i'm one of nur envelopes. which can be VpC'1,ll@eu @
FRFF OF CHARGE from the grocer on MnOni 1,,h
Won huy the SnaD: follow the printed uiitVtunn, ,n,
thereon and there VIII he no trouble. r0t hWV
Nyrsrtrr. Won viii receive tickets ~ M a.
THf'TICkETS COST YOU NOIlilNp' > "u ,Vc ~
not BUY them-we do not SILL niT KIN rNiIrST IISE
SOAP-I'SF DANlD's PRlZE LAC CN1n ~, 81 y
SOAP Rear in mind that you nave ho'nIlE ~ a., a.
lose You yet PULL VALUE FOR your mvnnTIi ny ~
when You buy the soap. IL Is the LHnTTS
CHEAPEST BEST, the LONGkSI LASSii,tiNp'
WHITFST WASHING, SWEkItSt 1NiIeI- 1TNHiIIeeT
ING, EASIEST RCBBiNG son, I'M ~ iii !,
ENCE. II you USE II UNsIrEis iTIiE WAY
Nj Mil GIT OUR MONEY BACh. IilNm I'm
on Ir No SOAP ever did so much ioT you' ,,DI Hnnc
over viii Every one Of the presents WI, DC Srf
iv yivcnsvy TWENTY WRAPPERS i ~ IL n
81 100 WRAPPERS 8 TlCkEIs; 1NT, Mn - s.TS r.
FT AG GOOD As ANOTHER. siA 49, ~ ini ~ = u =
BETTER THAN ONE. DANiDS ihuIE ihi,s. ga 80 I.
j. LARGER than any other OF nhe 3usn' ~, rR Y
adapted for either Toilet or Laundry use. -, ~ |,
m. FY0I'TL LIKE 1T. II VIII not be hcecoS1ai 80 :
10 ftend thr FESTIVAL 20 receive presents a. tnSy
ar fhe vnnchers FOR them will be forwarded ~ any
ho.y entitled 10 them on receipts OF lnstruC.lOnc J
now ,o end MY NOW. Every one can laNe u
tickets before Christmas if they c0mmenSe a.
10 nse he SOap. BUY MORE THAN NY i( IN, u ixi'
FOR IMMEDIATE USE, AS IliE cVAh cVti,r ~
PROVES WITH AGE. IT Is The NJ besr Nv al Al
yESTMENT EVER MADE;, Po[ aopd SLY II Won,
GrOcers keeping mOney-worth goou. , ~ mir,
Grocer does not Keep H. or VIII mol get NJ nSS %
our Agents. No communications shS"cio" "''N7'
stanf A. enclosed.
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DGcrMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rho uIrttcih annual session Of this Institution
,ren. SEPTEMBER Ann wifh the following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
MISS SALLEY T.. HAMMER, Principal, Latin,
Moral Philosophy, and English Literature .
PROFESSOR CHARLES y. WINSTON VI. ~,
Natural sciences aud NatheInatic..
Miss l.. I. TIlIRrTpN tgrnliute 0i |as,ar
COLLEGE,, Mathematics ana History.
W,ptvnIsfLLF RO-E DE- DTTZELE native
Of France. French.
Miss GKEBf, German. ,
Miss SUSIE HAMMER, Associate Principal,
I ,tin NI,fhctuafic.. aud Preparatory school.
MRs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, EocaliLation
and Italian. - ,,..,
Bass and Harmony.
Miss :. &. HAMMER, Guitar.
Miss ALICIA II. LAIRD, Drawing and rant
Ing. - $500. ., J., .,..,. to
cor,tiye Art. and KensingtOn Embroidery.