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ried one Of the colored public-school
teachers.
Jack jenkins (colored) viii stand for
trial al the same term on the commitment
Of Squire Hewlett (colored) on the rather
serious charge Of felonioasly assaulting
Molly Tudor. colored female. A panel
Of tweuty-four iurymen have been sum-
moned for the trial. The woman swesrs
positively 10 the commission Of the offence,
and the punishment in the discretion OF
the jury may be death. Mr.. :. II. Page
will defend the accused.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAzAAE. 10 a. NJ horses I" "a''''
&c. ~ hou-,hold
JNO. L. LAUGBTON, JE' 10 A. NJ "'"7'''''''
furniture, cigar, de. ,.,,,.., Al,
". GODDIN sos /; ", ira,1 i.lr ,..,s...e taT.
sidley. 90 tie south 10 el 90 ~
- and Washington streets.
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In nothing has sSs1e.. scis@fs ~'Ss Now . RI: r.
o" rsfd that b.. osliry SeS aSS
: rrss,,,ralria, s,,r nervousness
isssuess. and paralysis
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Chesterfield County Co'rt.-Judge Gre, Gre
,rr tbe October term Of whose court VIII
sor;rence sy next Monday, will then consider
~ an,,hc,,fiou Of George Lumpkin leoi..
"red' ~. for new trial. LuInpkin, porter OF
the Bon Air Hotel, was conVlctsu =. s'e'e =,
ing articles from there al tne L.s' nn,hs .sim ~
;,' ;nv nrisonment. Lumpkin l. Boston
darky, with conslderabls ssyie, o,,n,x rnr mar.
after settling In Chesterfield county ma''
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Conservative Democratic Neetin7--
There will be 4 grand mass-meeting OF Con-
servative Democrats at the courthouse on
saturday night, October :, 1882, COM
mencing at 5 o'clock, which viii be ad-
dressed by Hon. George ID. Wise. Hon.
Thomas Whitehead. Of Lynchburg, and
Others. There will be a crowd present.
Voelkers Richmond brass band will make
the echoes ring with patriotic music and
soul-inspiring odes. As the hand-bills say.
"Come One-Cio all"
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CHURCH-HILL NIGHT SCHOOL.

The SECOND ANNUAL SESSION ~ this
SCHOOL viii begiu ON MONDAY EVENING,
October 2d. 81 O'Clock. In addition - Lhenrdi-
nary English hranchcs- Commercial, Arithmetic
and ock-keeuing. taught here. special instruction
wiz bc given IN the German and Latin languages
al Il in Mechanical and ornamental Drawing. For
terms. ctc.. apply nj the ~chpo. ROOMS, corner Of
Twcnty-siNth and Grace streets.
So 2p-2w !. 4. CDOhf. VI. A., PrinefRah
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EAST LYNNE.-Thc performance Of The
dual T6ic OF Lady Isabel and Madame Vine
in the wel-knOwn play Of " East Lynne ="
al the Richmond Theatre wa- wen sustain
ed last ni-ht 10y Mis-, Ada Gray and Charles
A. Watkins's Fifth-Aveuuc Company.
Miss GRAY has won fresh llurels. and none
that she wears are more complimentary 20
her than those bestowed 10y Richmond.
for il there is anything that the people Of
this city are competent 10 pass judgment
upon IL i fine acting.
In ante-bellum day, Richmond had pcr-
hap, the finest stock company on the boards
of any theatre in America, and the taste
and judgment Of this people in conse-
Quence have been educated 10 a degree Of
perfection that make, complimentary
judgment rendered by them one 10 be aI-
yreciefed indeed. and l. praise froM -l
Hubert himself. Miss Gray not only
pleased TUT delighted the audience last
night. and il Va, indeed % critical and
competent one Nis, Gray Uas natural
and unaffected in The rendition O. the cha
racters assumed, and this, in ,hc opinion Of
good judges. is Tie highest compLmcn. 20
be ia.1 ler.
Usually 10 luempt 70 portray o part :
such q difficult .a-k that II show, itself. bui
in the dual part Of Lady Isabel and Madame
Vine. Mis- Gray became 80 natural a. ~
really seem - be the characters IN reality.
The performance will be repeated To-
night. and 10 judge from the attendance
Last night fun house will be present. II
being the last night that an opportunity
will be offered Of seeing Miss Gray. \
matinee will be given this evening at ,
O'Clock.
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Tv1oN PrAYER-MEETING or BAPTIST
Vorxc NrN-RE \. {. DIXON WILL
PRTAcu To-NIGHT AT SECOND BAPTIST
Cr,rpcu.-The union prayer-meeunS' ol
the Baptist young men OF the cry lnc. ~ a.
- irtrre,t The meeting last night a the
second Baptist church was conducted py
Air William Ellyson. \ deep, religious
fer.vor marked an the proceeding. Il was
announced tha, the distinguished e'anse-
Ijst. Rev. \. c. Dixon. had accepted AL III
vitation 70 visit the city. He viii preach
- : o.riock to-niehi in the main audience
?, room Of the second Baptist church. The
meetinr +, for men only. Al men, Young
nnI ii-vg''Dd njd are cordially invited to attend.
the The usual wednesday night service, ol
the church viii he conducted In me zee zee
t,,re-room. There j. great enthusiasm ~ 4.
arton1 ~ tbr Young men in reference to Their
,neoiinr. n,ao'r -, Mr.. Dixon il very popular IN
Picbmond. and hi. preaching viii doubt
les attract large crowds.
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NORTUARY REPORT F0E THE WEEK ENp-
ING SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. lSs2.- C0uStS
or Dcott: ApopleXy, white. ! colored
bronchitis. coiorcd: cholera-infan'um. /
colorcd: consumption. white. . colored;
conyul,iou> iuiantiIe. white; diaIrh"a,
/ white. colored: dr0p,y. ] colorol I;
feyer-coueestiyc ] white, f,ycr-iyplold.
white. colore1; heart-dl-ea>e. ]
white. ] colorcd: hemorrhalc from lungs.
colorcd: hemerrhare from hoWcl,, ;
white: hernia. ! col0red. marasmu>. !
white: old age. colored; paraiysi',
white: pu,rperal conyu.sions, White
-crofuia. colortd: tccthing, white; teta-
nus. white; unknown. J white.
colored. Whole number Of deaths in
the city. exclusive Il stiIl-hirths. ;si-
white. Is: colored. T. LOcqify: City 20
large. /: Marshall Ward, 3: Jefferson
Ward. -: Madison Ward. ]; Monroe
Ward. !: Clay Ward, 10: Jackson Ward
.: a.m>house, !.
Rate Of mortality oi whole population
wa, 2i.28 per l.0u0 per annum; rate oi
mortality OF white population wa 2i.e.
Der 1000 i,,r annum: rate Of mortality ol
colorcd population Va, 3l.j7 per 1000 pei
auuUm. !. a.. tABEII., ". j.,
President Board OF Health.
~. t.. NfnI.tD n4rur.
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WEATHER REPnRr

- NnicATloNs FoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
aie Atlantic States, fair weather and yaria-
oie winds with slight changes in temper.
'ure' ana stationary or lower barometer
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TIE emlncniphysicia
!. MARION SIM, NJ NJ
u New York. saw : "
~ convinced professor
Yi,t.is,PE,S /, y, PROPH1-
iaTTJC FLUID h :
valuable disiuiect"hI
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WANTED. CA~u PURCilAsLRs:E,
w ANTlfRAtI1k COAL heusf sizes-D,ri ia
,aarket. IFHlGH LJNr COAL igr ioanni'ss, ioan'i -,
@ isD - :, = - = ,fisf. 2LAND ANp MN kIN TX
sfEkN AND SMITH COAL. fORiri IlNL
MOOD sawea AID kisdung lTte's -aiisiaoI"i'
l"f "e'' V"~i'' ~''- : T.. LkTHEOP,
au5 SeFtiAfcnih sifee&' - piS
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EDUCATIONAL

Miss GAY DESIRES To REORGAy-
vi LIE AT ONCE HER SHAkESPkARIAN
AND GENERAL LITERATURE CLASSES. Ap-
pUcants viii rsa.e address or apply inIerS on 20
Miss GAY. 2O3 Seast NHu street. where the first
meeting of the elass viii bc held MONDAY, oct0-
her 18th, 90 : K. VI.
4 PRIVATE CLASS N FLOCTTEON will also
i,a f-.uogv.f .f h.tn. "A
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LIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable. al"
Thermometer YESTERDAY: GAM IN.
A. NJ, Ga; noon, "A: 3P. NJ. 70. g p
NJ. 60; midnight. 60.
Mean temperature. a..
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lUAIUTUD. y \ A.. NtIi'u-Ilf 10 7N--J
n 4. PAGE, ESQ., RICHMOND, VA:
l.. Dear ~if.--m replying iD 2'nr ia'Vf ~ @l-t'
tcr~v win Robinson 4 60. an satisfied 10 have
ut coal. sold ou if- own mcrit-.
IL TIE term tOALtl E' 60 IL B., d it,'' ,i~ne -.
,.,.,,t.t ty fh, kauawia ana ohio Coal Com I'tfy
and leased icifa thar lond. then ~ coHfsn they
hrve tine only (oalhurg Coal. tf lam D"r1WY
~, yo,n. c11f on 10, adiom nlspr"l"riys though
foav.ld confusion ! prefer calling II last LAM
-PLIN1..
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-.NCUEsTER AND VICINITY.

Scl00I B0ard.-The new school Board
at n. meeting Monday night elected li.
n. Mathews president. Uice ". Il. eI,-
Ger The members suppauted by tne
state Board viii, it is stated. contest the
matter before the courts. The BoaIo' aG-
cording 10 the ruling OF the state Board
now consists Of the following person
First Ward VI. Il. Lloyd, 7. W. Hutch
ins. and ". II. Garnet.
second Ward II. {. BeatiIc, I. b.
Fisher. and W. ". Pool.
Tbird Ward: +. c. d. Farme'', Ben. 7.
owen. Jr.. and G.. A. Peple.
Fonrtb Ward: T. +. owens, Lafayette
pobinson. and Dr. T. II. Mat news.
A. stated in this column Yesterday TIE
nublic schools will comnIence on neX'
Monday.
The Manchester Bag amufiIAs--The sec
r.tary OF the Ragamutins has received th'
following: , ,o.o
e. F. Lipscom5, Esq., Secretary, DC:
Dear sir.-Thc Trades Parade OF oul
c;tv take- place. on Tuesday, October 5lsl
IN which we inyite your Club 70 participate
/ I need not further assure you OF the earn
estness OF our invitation, nor OF the p'T,'
s,re the citizens of Richmond gener'hi
sx,eriee,.e Al the display Of Manchester
famous Ragamuihns. l..
Very respectfully, W. OANS'
r..poo,snuttins will meet al the Mayor
ourt room on next THURSDAY hlshA
fake action on the above invitation
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7 r. WATKINS. Ninth and cary streets de-
,,y,,. 70 tatnilis.s and other GOOD EAsTEhN VIE
c,xt.N LCsP BITUMNoCs COAL for graies a.
"A u per ton. For economy and good nfcs guy
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po,1cr CoUE7.-The following cases were
d;snosed Of YESTERDAY su,.
" Andrew Bell and George LAlong' ur'iiiA'
were fined 81 each. - ~ ,or ossaul,
Rarnev Wood was nneo % iOi "ssA'i'
ana Is''f,y "a Daniel. charged with assault and
to,terv The accused was bailed lor us
apsI SsrIe. jone. lcolored charged ,,ti,s, WIN
l.inc ma a, William Harris win intent 70
s4EO'lns sIiI, va. fined q for firing gun "ithin
the city limits. .,oref, charged with
tbroWiDr % rocks al the house ,v o. tnrrIfs ma .1
!RrU@S Iones. was required to give surety iOr SIX
months. -ros Amelia Rousss n
onsrHad Madam With h[p cur.ing and abusing Am:nd.
and and Matte TyIcr. Dismissed Oh p1sihen
OF cost. ,.,o,adl charged will
t1ssp1sSRs h@siis RSsussei p1 Dismissed on paymen
Of cost ,..,d, charged will
Matte Tyler s1, lcf'SIIodi2ss Si clothes from AneIi
IRousseil, plspi:sed on P''n'eA' " '''"
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GOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRNi ilE
I coal. AN .ize,: EOlNIR - Al' ioE bonn
dries best IN the country NJ bANh ,',nL- .s-
Uftka ~PfINT. OAh aud PINE NOoD-l"hf,
we'd ana split for GiBding. save ~ ~aF lf eau eau
. ing On O. " PAGE. 1913 Cary -irs5 or 'Oo
/ Broad -tre,t or oricr hs Telephone ~ 100.
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EEADIC CATE>


persons Whiting on the SICK should Use 70 freely.
Scariet-Fevtr H. never been known = Sirss.l
,r..era tbe FL.T--p was used. y u LOW ~ \ TX
IL. t-er cured V p lf after 81 A1 NtMll haQ
ras.f tlace. The worst c.-ses of DIPHIHELIA
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FA.T-RANK COALBUBG fr sale ~ q. ~.
PACE. 1908 Cary street Han, s5IO Pf, toh'
Lump -. 80 per ton. u' I-ot
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sC sCARLrT-FENEE
CURED.
YANpEEEILT INV !

VANDERBILT Univ kk>ll 80 g,r.-
ie,i,i i! - 'PF0PHYLACTlCf ~ u I.,,S
e5srfectaui and detergent II Is Dot DotIl-fior with
and IfacucaA. .ulriISN Y 7. LUTON,
which J an &C luAlLaeD' I,...ea.-or Chemistry.
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ursrryes CouE1-Judge george L. ChTas-
~ - ,,1rresiding.-James NJ. Granger wa
mn .sGn ,or interfering with Justice W. j.
u"la,es ILL., ~ IN The discharge Of his duties.
oruu Tl,or;as carter lcolored). charged with
III s1q0 from Norman Jacobs, ST,
s1eAii.s - convicted. and sentenced to
four wears in the penilei'i"''
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"WHAT TO WEAr,' by Madam Demo
rest. for fall and winter fashions. ha> been
received from y. Leonard, 9Os Main street.
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10 -
FFVERED and SICK
persons refreshed and
BED StEE.> Vre1 rLi-
Cd rs bathing va.
UARBY> ELIlD.
R-PI n AIR ua1"
larules. and purrel.
Fo- >lBE THROAT u
isl -urc euf-.
llNIA6ION des--n--
p FROSTED TTFT.
4 lIlLb s. 4 ] \ =.
PILLS CHAtlN1-.
EHFrNATI~M cured
<fFT. WHITE 'oN-
FLENlDN- secured
.tVit- Use.
SH-r-FLNtE prevent
= PURIFY J = :
BREATH. gLI AN-t
TIE TLf IT. ii cSl
o. -I-1Il--' G.
CLI4Ei.i-rt. ItTtlaul
cured.
FEh ~IPFLA~ cured
BURNS relieved IL
-falt.T.
- ais prevented.
SENIEEA cured.
WOUNDS neaiel rpll-
ly.
SCTERN cured
Al ANIID0Ih flr an-
imal or vegetable POI
SON. stiucs. g..
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SCCENY cured.
Al AS1lD0Ik fl- Ar
imal or vegetable p-l-
sons. s-inCs. g..

lused The FLUID du-
TiuC or present aflc-
lion with SCARLET =
FEEEK with decide q
advantage II ls inGl--
reusatie - the SICK
- m.-WN i. SAND-
FJED. / Eyrie. Ala
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Mrs. y. y. W. HOUN SHE'LL II PRE-
VI PARED 10 HLsLINt. Pupil, FOR
VOCAL N~TEI-ITIDN. she ha. made arrange
ment, go xiv, VOCAL LE>~oN~ o. any pupils
attending the Richmond seminary Who desire 10
rrcclt, hsT Instruction. ~ h-N NN"im
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The session begins OCTOBER Isl. and close
june go. SS3.
THE cor tE~F of STUDY l. adapted 10 prers-
ration fDi The uiNrrsrN Or for The bu~i ness pf lio-
IHE Loo ALTON ?. in one II the healthiest and
most beautiful portions of Piedmont irginia- ~
l. t tli. east slope of the Blue Ridge. Immediately
nn tlr Chesapeake and OHIO railroad, eighteen
m lies from Charlottesville and tweuty-onc miies
from >tau1ion.
THE TRIMS FOR THE SESSION Of nine
months. ~ every expense oi tuition and mainte-
nance, except clofhinR. t~~f-ipoks. and medical
a,f.i dance. are $500 payable $50 in advance
and iaiauc. February ~ 1ht fuifi1n-fc, alone,
flr fhe whole session uart # TIE session. a. .75,
and uiusi bc pJil a. advance.
T last session OF tis -' hp"l wa held Il Loc ist
ia Va tUnter uf puHi-. -.
Dor furl her information addr--
II. ,. Boz -. Principal.
ocnvood Depot Albcmarle count !, Va.
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DARBYs FLUID l. RE- 0N.SAi 0,'e I;c,. Carles
f. A'hseS ee%-, i D. Church ,. 6 i4f groior n-
YoE: Jos lecqR's' 92lTin EtT a. i' j. siie role,-
yer,y south Celia s1.i,S Eev Georee r. Pierce
BishoI Me.hedisI EEisg9Pall allT[tFY TggF!YY HOME Per
INDIsPENs ABLEs I1 Ii11,rnaIy r. Nv Or externally for
fcctly Harmless sea lh'1''
man 0f beast. ,,o-,ughly tested. ana w
have abundant ey denct ui fs-retion gct q your
,s e-Tysisi SiT naI hlsl oI send 70 iae CO.
,......,.. s,;;,em1s,s. IN philadelphia
&C l-SU&Wly ---
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JOSEPH W. LACBE, g.
,l kVRNIsHiNG-USi(L
c',sSxp FrEsr ASD BHoAp sfEkETS,
RItaInoND, VI. ,..sva
WOOD AND METlLLlC BUZZ Ai.-OASi''
ROBES, HEAEaE, hAVhS -xs
ana ali THING requisite AZ Lev fsi nA.~o'
Te,eTrsphic ana ceuagry e!affs seliei'su'
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IL cases # DE Al u II
should i'e used Gnou'
TIE cerp-e-li "lii pr
vrui any Unpieas'ii'
-.uell.
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AZ ,~orfrvArLE YET LxQUisITK rEEFrHA
,iIo.r. IN .he lace, and lingerie among which has
t.on laid one of !. & L. AIKiNsON's dchc~H
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rxnERTAkERs.

7 T. CHRISTIAN. 81
l l.. Ff-RNIcHING CNDEEIA AkEk.
~ ~ I0iA KASf BROAD STREET
RICHMOND. VA, ,,,.,,,ttc
has large assortment q m0oD ana -, NJ MIA CAS-
CASES. CA-kETr, ShhoNDS' NN
IaSstrS and telegraph orders promptly ssrs..s' ,s
- a.v ar night.
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TFTTEE dried up-
CHOLERA prevented.
TICFR> purified ana
healed.
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uISIC Al.

MR.. !. {. CHILE>
vi be- prepared to
RES M lltH Voc Al MD PIANO
IN~IRl tllpN
10 IiFIi~
IlTHER Al THilK EE>lDENs~
Uf 40
No s07 EAST FRANKLIN ~Jkil1.
f..a L -NuN "A Ar
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Programme Of Races af the Fair.

The following is the programme OF races
~ The Virginia State Agricultural Society's
Fair TO be held November 1st, I'd, aud Sd !:
FIRST DAT-wEDSEsDAY. NOVEMBER ], 1892
First Race. - Running Purse $50.
Three years old and under tcolis and FLIES.
Mile beats. two in three; three or more to
make race. First horse, 5000; second
horse. $50
Second Race. - Running.-Magnidcent
saddle and bride, Of their own manuiac-
ture, presented by s. :. Cottrell & Co.
Gentlemen riders. One-mile dash. Wei
ter weights.
Third Race. - Trotting.-Purse s175.
Mile heats, two In three; four 10 enter,
three to make race. Free for horses that
have not made a record under 2:3O minutes.
First horse, Sl0O; second horse, $50; third
horse, $50.
SECOND DAY-THURsDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1882.
First Race. - Running. - Purse 1915.
Two-mile heats, two in three; three or
more 10 make race. First horse, $500:
second horse. S75.
Second Race. - Running. - Plate. $50.
Gentlemen riders. Mile heats. two in
three; welter weights: three or more 10
make q race. First horse, slO0; second
horse, so.
Third -Trotting.-Purse, 800.
Mile heats, two in three; four TO enter,
three 10 make a race. Free for horses that
have not made record under 2:45 minutes.
First horse. $50; second horse. S3j; third
horse. s1j.
THIRD DAY-FRDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1882.
First Race. - Running. - Purse SGje.
Thrpe-rYiIe heats two in three. three or
more 10 make race. First horse, 500;
second horse, 300: third horse, $50
Second Race. - Running. Plate S1j.
Gentlemen riders. Mile dash. Welter
weights. Three or more to make 4 race.
Third Race. - TIotting,-Purse 500.
Mile heats. three IN five. Free toall. -Four
TO enter. three 10 make a race. First horse.
$3.50; second horse, 500; third horse, $50.
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GREEN WOOD.
4 MILITARY Mon SCHOOL
FOR
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
AT
GREENWOOD. ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA
DAVID F. solD. PRINCIPAL,

ass sted hv Instructors in Mathematics. Anclemr
and Modern arg gauges. English Branches,
and Box c,pug.
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DaRHys PsOPHYrACTIC rLUIr.

nAEBYS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID
\ HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
F-T
UVIvTESAL FAMILY IL
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SKINNY MN Wells Health Eene"g Re-
-. health and vigor cures Dyspepsia. 81 Al
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:, wATKIN, NINTH AND CARY

\. " = hI-''' .-7T-,-, ,un
81 STREETS mas a. ioW Fate bcs- -Rlbt lamp
al ne t,.rf..ction ~ grat' furi htst bfLitlJt
80, co.. h,,i tgg stove. aua Nni Ahthiae'N
coal. bet Natura ~or '"kc .,I :, -. ,re
sr-eru.d. aud weighed. >gpcil1r Il - az"
- u.,od-- long sawed. aDd spin ~ I'm
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~ GLAD - inform my friends and iho-e oi
~ u BLAIR a co. that have their celebrates
N,utro,e~ whiskey for sale st nv store NO
2OO3 Nenable street H. I ~
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Jrsr THINK Il ~as permanently e"rsu ...ol =.
nm. and feye. Uy the w o. Oh, boN oi vNENs
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- OWNS MISOE. Riohmond Va
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wnEN rrncHAsiNC EYE-oLAssEs yon s'ouEl
t..r ina mind uat The ~CELLrDoiD t1t-
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.ut4,ainr Jcy,eller. and Opticians.
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WIEN A CAMPAIGN against disase b "'se1
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DROFES>OR l.. Y. HASSELEFF'S
i SCHOOL. OF MODERN LANGUAGES viii
reopen SEPTFMBER "a. lSS2.
special clas-e. for French literature ana con-
ver,atluii arranged for advanced pupils.
A French class for .uAail children organized.
For part Guitars apply nj 3u4 cast Grace street.
80 lO-~u.N kfZm
CApEMY OF THE lSITATlON,
n MONTH MARIA,
FOR BOAEDfR~ AND DAY SCHOLARS.
The exercises 81 This institution vii D" resumed
! on the FiRsT MONDAY on sLlIEMBEk.
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The daily gazette., 1882-02-21
A Nan Win Three I.aks.

CINCINNATI, February 19.-A man
named George L'ppert, and who has
tnree legs, was exhibited before >
class Of students at The Good bamart-
tan Hosplta. Lippert was born In
bavaria, is thirty-three years of age,
ana the mAlformAtion, or third leg,
commences at the hip in the right
side Of the body. 1t Is doubled up
and Ltppert sits on it. There are six
toes on this foot. The leg which is
used for locomotion on The right side
has foot with but one toe on 1t, and
Is sort Of club-foot. The most per-
feet leg on the right side 10 the'0ne
that il bent up, the other on this same
side being shrunken and having bnt
one bone in it. The man has won
derful control over the six toes that
are on the extra leg, being able 20
move and work them abonk with the
phability Of fngers. When q yonng
boy Lippert commenced to bend the
leg up so as to hide 1t from the gaze
Of the boys Of the village whore he
lived, as they were in tho habit Of
ridiculing him on account of bis defor-
nifty. He is a man of more than ordi-
nary education, being able to speak
several languages. saa dnef