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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26
George ID. Wise I'm Reply 10 John Am.
bier Smith.
From the Dispatch Of Fr:day.l

From the Dispatch Of Fr:davl
RICHMOND, VA, September II, 1852.
To the Public
That our people may understand what
occurred at Hanover court, beg 70 say
that the Readjuster committee claimed the
day, and proposed to Hon. George ID. Wise
that he open in one hour. that follow in
an hour. and each have fifteen minutes to
close. e., exactly the same terms granted
Hon. ID. :. Lewis at Louisa By Mr.. Wise.
He rejected this proposal. then saw him
and proposed to open in one-haf hour, h.
to follow in one-hali hour, aud each close
in same time. He rejected this. Mr. Wise
will state his proposals. | notified him
then that the matter was at an end. and
Hon. Edgar Allan commenced TO speak.
desire TO say to the people | will meet
Mr.. Wise on fair terms, and | believe
every fair-minded man viii say | offered
them to him.
Colonel John Page made a suggestion.
which accepted. that we draw lots a. to
who should speak first, but Captain Wise
rejected that also. spoke in the court
house.. and had notice sent to Captain
Wise in writing before | commenced TO
come there. He did not do 30. but the
minister who delivered this letter asserts
that he was insulted. Respectfully,
JOHN AHBLER SMITH.
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II having been rumored that under the
arrangement made by Mr.. John p. Davis
to satisfy his indebtedness TO the Rich
mond Banking and Insurance Company
his valuable property conveyed TO Mr. Z.
-. Christion. "a trustee, would not be sold,
that this Is entirely untrue, and that all the
property conveyed to him in trust by Mr..
Davis Is for sale. and he is anxious to sell
the same as soon as possible. He Is author
lied to sell either publicly or privately,
and will be glad to negotiate at once with
any persons desiring to purchase the whole
or any part OF it.
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Personals and Rrfcfs.

Captain Irwin Dugan, Of Louisville, Ky,
president OF the Dugan Towing and Trans
portation Company, Is in the city for few
days. visiting friends.
The detained steamer which was sup
posed TO De the Havana was the Matilda.
the Havana being disabled. The Matilda
put into Patuxent creek in order to avoid
the bad weather. At O'Clock the Matilda
arrived at West Point, and the washout
on the railroad having been repaired the
passengers came on 10 Richmond.
Seven cigarette-eirls went on to Boston
sunday to show the process OF cigarette
making to visitors atthe Exposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

SERVICES AT TIVE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
on Its RE0PRSISG-FIyE MusIc AND OVER
FLOWING CONGREGATIONs.-The chief fea-
ture in religious circles on Sunday was the
services at the First Baptist church, ap-
propriately adapted to the re0pening OF the
renovated auditorium Of the church, to
which the bright day and large congregation
attired in handsome apparel lent peculiar
attractiyeness. BY hah-past 10 O'Clock the
audience-room was nearly filed with an
eager assembly. and soon after overilowed.
This is also true Of the night service.
The choir-gallery over the pulpit was
occupied by Mrs. Alice Swain Hunter, the
two Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. McRae, Miss
Staude, Mrs. White, and Messrs. Cardozo,
Ramos, Cunningham, Watkins, Wood, and
Scott. The opening anthem, with JOY
iul Hearts," was finely rendered. and the
alto solo by Mrs. j. II. Knowles, Jr.,
Hear Us, Oh Father" was in her best
style.
Rev. DR.. J. L. ". Curry offered a fer
Vent and fitting prayer; after which the
pastor, DR.. Hawthorne, preached with un-
usual power and eloquence from the words
IN the Book OF Daniel, "Is not this great
Babylon which l have builti" The lesson
deduced from the text was that men glOrify
themselves and are glorifed by others FOR
faculties and achievements for which God,
the giver OF all good, is entitled. In fine
words and with delicate descriptive skill
he Illustrated this argument by reference 10
triumphs in poetry, art, architecture, states
manship, and religious denomInational
progress. closing with the supplicatiOn that
many might find the beautiful sanctuary
the " house Of God and the gate OF Heaven"
Alright even longer before the period OF
worship than in the morning the house
was again thronged by the regular congre-
CATION and great numbers OF others from
all perSuasiOns.
The choir consisted OF the same eminent
vocalists a in the morning, and the an
thems d" We Praise Thee, Oh God" and
GLORY TO God" rang through the large
room, filled it, multitude OF worshippers
with fine effect.
After prayer by Or. J. William Jones
the Rev. William +. Hatcher, ID. D., an
nounced his text from the Psalms, - One
thing have | desired OF the Lord that will
/ seek after, that may dwell in the house
Of the Lord always. to behold the beauty
Of the Lord, and to inquire in His templs."
The discourse was excellent. The spirit,
the objects. and the benefits OF true wor-
ship. constituted the line Of discussion.
Or. Hatcher used no notes. and spoke with
1uency and fcryOr, concluding with q
beautiful picture Of peasant boy at the
gate Of kings palace gazing to see the
king in his beauty. when a messenger sum-
moned the eager spectator 10 come in, robe
himself in a suitable garment, and lit down
at the banQueting table Oi the king.
The large congregation both morning
and night were highly edited and inter-
estcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

To BECOME A NrN.-Miss Allie Wingo,
convert to the Catholic faith and men,
Der OF It. Peters Cathedral, left the city
yesterday for Charleston, ;. C., where she
goes to become nun in the convent in
that city. Miss Wingo is a daughter Of the
late ". Z. and Sarah A. Wingo, formerly
OF Amelia county, Va, but more recently
OF Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

THE TARIFF COMMISSION. Il. +.
Blankcnship has offered the Tariff Commits
sion the use OF the rooms OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. In reply Hon. j. J.. Hayes,
president Of the Commission. says:
"Thanks for your courtesy. The Com
mission will accept with pleasure the use
OF your rooms for it, session in Richmond"
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WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN De
" SlRES \ SITUATION A.

tifl-ilf .-..nerally u..fii Adiress JOHN"
-e Zl-0d6f care carrier No. !.
TEACHER WANTED.-A GENTLE
L NAN TO TEACH THREE BOYS iu private
family, hftwctu The agcs of eight ana nlSYTp' itI
Testimonial, required Address POSI- Ma -, +, IN
t.;1uieyiile. Albem2Tie county, Va. se ---f'
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We desire to call special attention to the
sale Of the very attractive residence Of Ma
iOr Clay Drewry this evening at = O'Clock.
See advertisement. The house will he open
for inspection after . O'Clock and until the
hour OF sale.
W. III. LYME eco. Auctioneers.
lll3 Main street.
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BELLfIELD, NOTTOwAY COUNTY,
1900

To the White Citizens Of Virginia.;
ON the 9th Of April, 1879, meeting was
held in Second-Branch church, Chester
field. and a Christian association organ
ized. One in each county Of the state i 4
necessity for earnest religion and Biole
truth is the only hope Of 4 republic. When
Christians are united then are they strong;
and by our actions we are known. sew
enty wears ago Virginia was first; now she
i about seventeenth in the rank OF states,
and vou can see where existing circunl-
stances are leading us. Yours respectfully,
T. T.. CHANBLIss,
Chairman Committee Of Nine.
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Chairman Commute
R1cuuoxp. Va, september %, 1882.

KILUNVNUs NJ y IINN'H1' -
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
Yesterdays circular fnd- me with the
following respondents. trust the others
Jid A. we'll. and every one will follow the
o~'amnle and catch Trades-Parade "
- PesnectflIIy, W. CANS.
A Guust * son, S5; Knowles * Hon,
IS; Vaughan 4 Saryay, Sl0 CardoIo, AZ
sop, Mosby & Co.. slO; sihton' S'efh
IN a.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs

81. s,ar,nisca 70 &c a non-intoxica,ng s;imulant
,sA n viii. IN nearly every case take the place Of
.nii,por. ana at the same time Absolutely kin the
tsre for ~hisSey and other Intoxicating ecve-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

eLgs- on an sales ~ Eesl F-tatemale hetw,entte
1t u Jauuarv loi il-t nf june ttc tIyc- FOR the
present wear have 60 i. paid ny the rurC A-er. OL
N sales made he.v. IN iGe lst - July aud l.-t -
the voIr the tlyc- nHye tD .c F..d hV th, .cllfr.
fThi. custom was adu''cl 1Haut fifteen year. age
bv an the real stlfo agent n Richmond. and -p-
plies o Richmond and y.cinlt1.l
HICUNOND BAZAAR. 1924 Main street. 10 \.
VI. household furniture. &c
OIARLFS < MCCURDN. ; I. M. trustee sale
If suburban farm on the tragton road one
mile east of the city.
". II. LYME ( CO.. ., T.. VI. house 90 north
west corner OF Franklin ani >hnfer streets.
y. n. CHAFFlN 4 CO.4P. ". trustee sale Of
farm seven miles from RiCh mona. on tie Brook
road.
r. ID. HILL. & CO. ; +. ". brick house 30 tie
southwest corner 4 clay and second strcets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

The thirtioth annual scssi0n Of this Institution
opens SEPTEMBER lfrH wtth the following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
MISS SALLEY b. HAMMER. Principal. attn,
Moral Philosophy, and English Literature.
PROFESSOR on ARIES n. WINSTON. " A.
Natural science and Mathematics.
Mss l.. I. TIJE>TON graduate Vi Va.sar
tcllegph Mathematics and History
MNpEMOiSsLIv ROSE DE DUTZELE native
of tr1ncel. French.
Mss GKEBf, German.
MISS SUSIE HAMMER. Associate rrinctnh,
Lafin. Mathematics. and Preparatory school.
Mrs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, Nocsli1aiion
and Italian.
MISS NELLIE DUsTNiN, Piano. Thsforzh
ia -s. and Harmony.
MISS :. e. HAN\ rR. Guitar.
MISS ALICIA II. LAIRD. Drawing aal Paint
Ing.
MISS MARIA MORRIS, Porcelain -Pa'nt.rx.nN
corstige Art. and hensington Embroider
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

B.sK.BuL-The game Of baseball be-
tween the First Market .d nlne anu was.as .ne
Gresham 4 Brown nine PLAYED y yss,es. ,h.
day evening resulted in favor sI. o. o. =, 'ne ,e
Gresham & Brown nine y SI''S " "
Is. Eight innings were Played
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy.
rainy, and cool.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: GA. NJ. .5s.
y "A. NJ, 62; noon, 6l; 3P. NJ, 60; p.
NJ. 5S; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature, SO sc.
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Messrs. Yancey, Waddey & Co. have on
hand Il lot Of eight, ten, and tweive-quire
medium ledgers and Journals. with some
imperiections in ruling, which they offer
low a. a lob
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
dle Atlantic states. partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, with ram, northeast winds. sta
Iionary or lower temperature, and nearly
stationary barometer. >
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

-. tsn thoroughly tested for
DYSPEPSIA.
INDIGESTION.
BlLIOU>NES>,
WEAKNESS,
DEBILITY,
OYERWORK,
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA.
CONSUMPTION,
LIVER-COMPLAINTS,
KIDNEY-TROUBLES &c,
.glEu.ve4 fails 70 render speedy and permanent
relief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

MA6IsoN-WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-La,t
nioht this Club held a meeting in their
new rooms. over Pizzini'S, on Broad street,
and number Of new names were added TO
their roll Of membership. The Club rooms
will he open daily until after the November
election. Parties wishing transfers or any
information connected with the coming
canvass in Madison Ward are invited to
aaIl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

Brandy peaches are a luxury. Apple
brandy like that OF W. ID. Blair 20. :,
iI0e east Main street, Is the right thing 10
put them up with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

The session begins OCTOBER Isr. aad cIoc
June 80, 1883.
THE COURSE OF STUDY is adapted 70 preps-
ration for the niyers ty for the bns nes nf life.
TlIE LOCATION Is IN one u The heaithiest and
most beautiful portions of Piedmont Virginia. II
Is the east dope Of the Blue Ridge, Immediately
on the CHESAPEAKE and Ohio railrcsi. eighteen
miles from Charlottesville aud tventy-One miles
from Staunton.
TfE TERMS FOR THE SESSION OF nine
months. for every expense Of tuition and mainte-
nance. except clothing, textbooks and medical
attendance, are t250--payable 500 In advance,
and balance February lst. The turiOn-fee alone.
for the whole session part Of the session. T. s75
and must b. paid n advance.
The last session Of the school was held az Locust
Dale. Va. Numher of papil.. Sc.
For further information address
ID. +. BOYD Primo pal.
Greenwood Depot, Albenarlc county. Va.
-g "a
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Pure Graceries nf Low Prices.

Joseph VI. Blair, grocer, s2G Main street.
has become famous for selling only PURE
GOODS, and for everything that house
kcener requires.
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PREPARATORY School

Finding the great need II thorough preparatory
work. special arrangements are made a.. .mal
children. who can now enter at eight YEAR. Of age
French clt-s IA. been organized ~ snail
children.
Young ladies who lro advanced ln French
though not otherwise connected with ne .cAool.
viii lee allowed % enter fic conversation Glass
Those desiring ~ enter should apply Al once %
The PRlNCIPAI.
An 2Q-1m cnrner Tnnfh and Nar.hall .lr-nL.
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ANOTHER Dawson CLrB.-The colored
Republicans OF Clay Ward Organized a
Dawson Campaign Club saturday nIght
last. The following are the officers !;
President. NJ l.. Lipscombe; Nlce-PTesi-
dent, ID. Williams; Secretary, VI. Dudle! :
Treasurer, L. \. Sturdevant; serseanlt-at-
Arms. James Miller. In order 10 laciil'ate
business, the President appointed com
mittee OF seven for the purpose oi seeing
voters and urging them to join the Ciuo'
The President, in addressing the meeting,
said .'they should 90 TO work win great
rapidity for the great mass-meeting soon
to be held in Clay Ward for the purpose OF
having a joint discussion with some oi
William MahOne's slaves"
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Police CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday
r J. Gilman was fined 60 for being dis
orderly in the street. s-,
William Richardson was fined - ior IN
terfering with the police IN the dlsenarSe
OF their duty. ,o;..
disorderly in the street. -,
Walter Nelson, Walter GardheT, AuoI-
nhus Scott. Charles Booker, and Martha j.
Wood (all colored) were nned g each ior
disorderly conduct in the street.
Jack MeDOnough. John Focklngton,
and Jennie steward were tined q each Tor
being drunk. III d-,nt .od
Snencer Williams (colored), drunk and
disorderly, was tined -.
Joseph Talkin (colored) was sent on 70
the grand jury for feloniousIy 6reaking al
and entering the storehouse OF I. L. loao
and stealing 4 tub OF lard. 1os ,-;,t
Matte Brocket (colored), charged VIII
assaulting and beating Eliza "Iign., Wa
required TO give surety To De OF iulur'
soFI Fla y'' Wright CcolOred). charged with
-, III" u,,tie Rrocket. Discharged.
A' Uor5ee Mingleton (colored) was lined :.
for heinz drunk and disorderiy..
Noel Robinson (colored) was nned 20 iol
hein~ drunk and disturbing religious
meeting. -, ,,.as enad q
Vincent Cousins (colored) was nheu >
for fighting in the street. .od - IN o.
A. +. Apperson was nneu si,ov 49, ~ y
throwing rocks al and inlurins 'ne nouse U
Lizzie Allen.
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Spanish Brandy for DrandyiDg
Peaches.

the best Of all: $3.50 per gallon.
Another supply Of that elegant iour-year
old vinegar, FOR picking, at Christian X
Whites.
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4 THOUSAND HEALTHFUL ELEMENTS asc blend
ed IN TARRANTs >ELTZER APEEIENT. contain
ing n II does an tho virtue = Tie celebrated >oit-
GER Spring whose name IL bears. sold by al drug
gists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

SUDDEN DEATHs.-Two sudden deaths
occurred in Richmond between 10 o'clock
sunday and the same hour yesterday. The
first was Captain Edwin G. skinner, who
for some time had been suffering with
paralysis. He was a gallant soldier in the
Confederate army, and served with dis
tinction at Gettysburg. For the past seyen-
teen years he Ia, been in the towing service
on James river. His remains will be taken
to City Point for burial to-day by the Ariel.
The other was Mr.. 4. \. Hutchcson. for
many years a well-knOWn commission mer-
chant Of this city. He died yesterday sud-
denly about O'Clock OF heart-disea,e. sun
day be was in good health, and remarked
that he had never felt better in his life. Mr..
Hutcheson was very popular with a large
circle Of friends. whose Nympathies will 20
out to bis bcreayed family. He had $4,000
insurance on his life. Richmond Com
mandery, No. ,, knights Templar, Is called
out 70 pay the last tribute TO the memory OF
the deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

\ GRAND RALLY IL MARSHALL WARD
At No. engine-housc. Twcnty-ffth near
Broad street, pursuant to call made by
Mr.. Henry Metzger, superintendent OF
Marshall Ward, there was last night large
outpouring OF voters FOR the formation OF
a George ID. Wise club. The meeting was
called to order bv Mr.. Metzgcr, who eX-
plained the object OF the meeting; after
which the following officers were elected
CAPTAIN George \. Ainslie, president; NJ.
!. FitZpatrick. first vice-president; Julius
Hobson, second yice-pre>dent; L. b. Glib
bons. third vicc-president; j. Samuel VIII
kinson, secretary; Edward {. Garrison,
treasurer. The following gentlemen were
APPOINTED a. an executive committee: VIII
liam II. Williams, J. 4. Curtis, David b.
Prossor. Colonel J. u. Whitehead, and
Philip O'Ncil. on account OF the large
outp0uring Of citizens the meeting adj
iourned until next Monday night. 10 give
the superintendent ample time 10 secure a
larger and more suitable hall. The meeting
indicated that Marshall Ward will give
such large majority Of vote, for George
u. Wise and Massey at the November cleo
ton that she will be acknowledged the
banner ward.
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pRowx's IRON nrrrERs.
40 WHISKEY!
BROWNS IRON BiTrERs

.. ,,e ~ the very few tonic medicines tha, are not
,,r,possd mostly cf alcohol or vhiskey, thus be-
,,nlns fruitiEi source Of ln,emperanee by pro-
.,,s,r.s dcsir for run.
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WANTED. y SITUATION BY y
w v.rrs rs.n as manager on firm or IN some
rral.flc.uriag establishment IN Richmond. Has
srr+-f-rre ga working hands. Can furnish best
tfs--.. K. T. W.
1s-sts care Dispatch.
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EDUCATIONAL.

oYTIcE SufERfyrKSDgyr PUBLIC scuooLs.l
HEsRicO COUNTY. VA, y
RICHMOND, september rs. IS-2. y
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF yARINA,
Il fAIRFIELD, and TrCKAHOF. viii opon ON
MONDAY, 2d day OF October. Teachers win
meet at Superintendents Office on SATURDAY,
30.h instant. At 9 o'clock M.
ID. r.. GARDNER,
County Superintendent Of schools.
ea 26-Tu.Thfs sa3r
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FOR RENT.
VIRGINIA REVIEW.

VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE REVIEW,
NEW EDITION.,
JUST PUBLISHED
Our friends. patrons. and the puDnS Ar, Ar ~ any
b call and suply them selves free Maiieo ~ aug
- z3-a. llO3 Main street.
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WANTED. \ BOY TO ATTEND TO
w A HORSE and make himself useful tn
f4r1iture-store. Apply al No. west Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

Cood Mixed Tea af 50 cents Pound
Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, sa6 Main street,
has some real COED mixed tea at 30 cents d
Mound
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nev. G. W. RICE, editor Of the Apssrican Csri,-
-. Re~t~sr, says Of BROWNS IRON BIT
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CINCINNATI, o., November l6, 1ss

CINCINNATI. o., November l6, 1881.
Geuilcmen,-The foolish wasting Of vital force in
,,.,ness. pleasure, aud vicious indulgence Of our
r.o,ie makes your preparation necessity; and,
, ,.onl.eA. will save huftircds who resort u So
Ian. for temporary recuperaiion.
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Picnic CIGARS. Sc.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH rRfNrlNG-ilorsF. Good work
low prces.and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-26

UrsTlNGs CoURT.-In the Hastings Court
Yesterday Bill Perkins, notorious colored
fliei. who was indicted for feloniou>ly
stealing Sl.2lG in currency and negotla-
bic note for $500 from +. NJ. Chalkley,
was tried. found guilty. and sentenced to
seven wears in the penitentiary. .,
In the case Of Spencer Jones, small
white boy. who was charged with the
.ame offence. a nOIIe proSeqn was entered.
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WANTED. \ WHITE HOUsE-GIRL
" German urcferredl. who can also wash and
l-.r. Nur re strong and ahle-iodicd. References
required and .iyen. Apply az No. Il nortn Laurel
.--.f &c 26lw
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TAKEN DOwN.-A conference OF Read
iusters was held at the Wig building, IL
was said, yesterday, 10 consider the pro-
priety OF taking down John Amber enilln
and substituting either Mr.. K. l. huDaru
or Colonel \. W. Jones. All right, II l. a
matter Of small difference who captain
Wise defeats. "Bring in another horse
il YOU want 10.
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY.

ASELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
No. 322 EAST FRANKLIN sTEEGr.
The eighteenth session commences Tx R~DNY,
september IAN. Fer terms apply ~ fhe lIoye
-chooi-ro0ms g. :. l. BEACH.
Sc ti-tOcl Prln 'if a.
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9lthmond 1isparh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c, 1852.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsP ,rc,,
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRCr-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
Entered at the Post-ofice at Richmond. Va a.
secOnd-claSs matier.I
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FLDRIDA-WA1ER.

(: TOILET, BATH. AND SAsDhEh0"'"''
(ah s0-Th,ss&TuemI
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PrSAFoRE.-The box sheet for reserved
coats for the Blues Pinafore, at Ramos
s. Moses. is being rapidly filled. II looks
a. il the Blues ars TO have crowded
house. Company d will attend in full
uniform. The Howitzers are expected
m do the same. The Blues Will be in
fatigue uniform. All members OF the
FIRST regiment that attend are expected
10 appear in uniform s .,
III Il is desired to secure a reserves sea,,
IL will be found necessary 70 call carr! tnls
morning. The opera viii be good anu 'hs
audience splendid.