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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-14

A meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Richmond Chamber OF Commerce was
held yesterday afternoon-R. +. Blanken-
ship (presidcnt) in the chair. Present
Messrs. Bowie, Cottrell, Crump. Elicit,
Quarles, Rooney, Randolph, Watkins, and
Wherry.
The Chair announced the following stand
ing committees for the ensuing year:
Arbitration: p. w. Grubbs, Greer II.
Baughman, Louis j. Bossieux, Alex.
Cameron, o. +. Weisiger.
Manufactures Isaac s. Tower, Frank
Il. Glasgow, N. d. Hargroye, II. Ii. Whit
lock, Thomas &. Williams.
Mines: S. II. Hawes, Thomas NJ. Logan,
Arthur Rooney, Franklin Stearns, John
X. Williams.
Inland Trade: John S. Elicit, Stephen
ID. Hughes, John b. Purcell, n. V. RAN
dolph, John Tyler.
Outward Trade: C. Bauch. John p.
Branch, X. A. Dunlop, John NJ. Morris,
William b. Warwick.
Commerce: Walter Bowie, d. o. Davis,
Luke Harvey, James Leigh Jones, Gus.
Millhiser.
Finance: Thomas Potts, Ed. Cohen,
Gideon Davenport, James I. Gray, Philip
IIaXall
Accounts: NJ. s. Quarles, F. ID. Hill, E.
A. Hoen, W. II. Powers, Il. g. Wherry.
Improvement OF James River: George
w. Allen, James w. Allison, A. s. Buford,
Isaac Davenport, Jr.. f. o. Noting. John
Purcell, Peter G. Warwick.
The absence OF Messrs. jenkins, Hawes,
and GnIbbs was excused.
Mr.. Y. V. Randolph called attention to
the approaching fair Of the New England
Manufacturers andeMecllanics' Institute,
and presented the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the manufacturers OF
Richmond are requested to exhibit their
products at the fair Of the New England
Manufacturers and Merchanics' Institute,
which will be held in Boston from Septem-
Der 9th to November lst. 1t is understood
that many southern products and manufac-
lures will he exhibited there, and it is de-
sirabc for Richmond to be well represent
ed, thus showing the rapid advance we
have made in material prosperity in the
past sixteen years.
The resolution was agreed to and re-
ferred to the Committee on Inland Trade,
on motion OF Mr. Potts, with a view OF
securing low-rate ticket, &c.
Mr.. Randolph stated that applications
should be made Immediately for spaces to
exhibit goods.
Adjourned
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up to the presents" was asked OF Mr.. Mar

tin. '' - " : '''''
81 cannot give you the exact number
without hunting through my books, but I
think there are about one third of the mills
In the country at work. Cincinnati ia In.
so are also Milwaukee and 50. Louis. There
are number Of idle mills yet in the West,
but i am sure one third OF all are at work
to-day"
1t was not until well on towards the end
OF the first month of the lockout that any
"strike benefit" was paid. But one Satur:
day afternoon $4,000 in hard cash was
given out to the idle workmen Of the Pitts
burg district in the proportion OF s5 per
week to single men and 81 per week to
those who were married. A second like
instalment was paid few days ago.
BY their system OF assessments every in
dividual member Of the organization is
reached, and thus il IL that Colorado roll
ers help Pittsburgh puddlers to maintain
the strike.
THE LOCKOUT BY 20 MEANS ENDED.
The lockout Is by no means ended.
What the result will be cannot now be de-
termined; the union men and the manu-
facturers will not venture an opinion. Re-
garding the effect this is having upon trade,
case Of small retail dealers whose patron
age comes exclusively from mill-men and
their families. Large houses feel the de-
preston, but not as their weaker brethren.
Many OF the iron-workers, who can i'll
afford the enforced ease that comes with n
strike, are at work on farms, driving
teams, or grading on railroads In this
vicinity. Some Of these men who earn
as high as So per day in the mill
are at work by the side Of the professional
pick-wielder in grading gang at the rate
OF 1925 per diem. Only one mill has made
a success Of running with non-union men,
and it is the Apollo pa.) mill. They are
now, / understand, working with full
force OF non-union men. The annual
meeting OF the Almalgamatcd Association
will be held in Chicago August 1st. 1t is
said that President jarrett will not be a
candidate for reelection, and prominently
mentioned for his place are Secretary Mar
tin, William Wcihe, X. III. Jones, and Wal
ter McCague, OF this city. The Office pays
only fair salary, while it requires a man
Of more than ordinary ability to fill it.
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Personals and Briefs.

DR.. W. B. McGilyray, OF this city, and
Professor +. De Grasse, OF Delaware, are
TO hold the State Normal School for two
weeks each at Farmville and Salem, Va,
commencing early in August.
Professor Edwin l.. Joynes, of South Ca
rOlina, is IN the city on short visit.
Mr.. Moses ID. II0ge, Jr., son OF Rev. DR..
IIoge, OF this city, will sail tomorrow from
New York on the steamer Donau for Bre-
mou, intending to take a two-years' course
al The Berlin University. He is young
man Of fine promise, and will no doubt be
favorably heard from hereafter in some
learned profession.
DR.. Hoge went to New York 70 see him
off, and will be absent from the Gty Sun
day, but has arranged with Rev. DR.. Hazen
to supply his pulpit.
The most OF the visitors attracted to the
city by the session OF the State Central
Committee have returned TO their homes.
The pic-nic given by Damon Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, to Williamsburg, was
a very successful one. A game OF baseball
between a Richmond nine and Williams
burg club resulted in the defeat OF the
Richmond boys by Il score OF . tO3.
After the rain Wednesday the weather
was cool and comfortable.
Politicians were engaged yesterday in
spirited curbstonc discussions as to the
political situation in Virginia.
Pic-nics a short way from the city are be-
coming fashionable among those who are
compelled to stay in the city during the
heated term.
The hegira TO the seaside and summer
resorts in the mountains has commenced
in good earnest, and in short time the
most OF the fashionables will be out OF
town.
None of the rare flower-plants she'd their
fragrance in the Capitol Square now.
They have all been readiusted and redis-
tricted, and adorn the yard in front of the
Governors mansion.
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A Sad Suicide.

PROVIDENCE, July 12.-The Rev. 5. {.
Fletcher, Of New-London, n. H., has
identified the body OF the man who shot
himself in East Greenwich Saturday even
ing as that Of his brother Ira. Last We'd
nesday Ira returned TO his native place,
Skowhegan, Me-, after an absence OF forty
wears, during which time he had been
mourned as dead. The changes OF time
saddened him, and he left his friends
secretly on Friday morning. They had
no word of him until the account OF his
suicide was published.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
III ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE lST.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
CUARGES:

IcI "a! .....'.'.'.'.'....f so
Per month lof thirty day~l. GO 90
Two months or more ecach...................5 80 90
Take branch railroad at Goshen, Chesapeake and
one railway. for springs. Only thirty-fve min
utts ride through beautiful and picturesque val
ley TO the great fountain II health. The entire
premises have undergone thorough and complete
repairs, placing the property as second to no
invalid. Amusements of every description for
those seeking recreation and pleasure. finr hunt
ing and fishing. cordial Virginia welcome will
be extended 10 all, and everything possible done Ia
make our guests comfortable satisfied. and happy
EUGENE q. PEYTON,
ms ll-3m General Manager
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-Mss Kate Steel, OF Petersburg.
is visiting her friend, Miss Woodward, of
this city.
The infant child Of Mr.. Robert Blount,
who died wednesday, was buried in Maury
cemetery yesterday.
The prospect Of a large watermelon sup
ply Is suifusing the average Chesterfield
countenancc with the genial glow OF self
satisfaction.
The Presbyterian church Sunday-school
picnic at Bon Air yesterday was a perfect
success.
Captain John Longest, master bridge
builder OF the Danville railroad is still
placing arches in the roads long bridge
connecting Richmond with Manchester.
Chesterfield UemS.-The Wcstham gram
ite quarry has now'more than hundred
men employed in getting out their fine
blue and gray granite and cutting spars for
paving purposes.
Bon Air has more residents this season
than last year.
The prospects for large yield Of grapes
in Chesterfield are quite flattering.
Mr.. Charles Simpson, OF Richmond, who
has been quite sick at the residence OF Mr..
Sol. Haas, has recovered sufficiently to be
able to walk about.
Blackberries are so plentiful in Chester
field that "the woods are said to be full OF
tliem."
Judge Gregory is candidate Tor the Re-
adiuster nomination for congressman for
the Third district.
Old Chesterfield sent her first sample Of
new cotton 10 the Petersburg market be-
cause Richmond does not offer sufficient
inducement to handle the sample.
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Cheap Goods for Summer Wear.

Mr.. Joseph Strause, No. 305 Broad street,
has one OF the most complete stocks OF dry
goods and notions to be found in the city,
which he Is selling at prices to suit the
times. The truth Of this assertion can be
verified by visit to his fine establishment.
He has still splendid line OF goods at his
old stand, No. 1415 Main street, which he
Is determined to close out at any sacrifice.
Give him call and secure bargain.
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Magnificent promises sometimes end
I'm paltry performances" A magnificent
exception to this is found in Kidney-WOrt,
which invariably performs even more cures
than IL promises. Here Is single instance: I:
"Mother has recovered" wrote an Illinois
girl to her eastern relatives. "she took
bitters for q long time, but without any
good. So when she heard OF the virtues
OF Kidney.Wort she got box and u has
completely cured her liver complaint !"
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Council CoxxIrTEEs.-The Committee
on Claims and Salaries met Yesterday at the
store Of Major James d. Patton ana organ
lied as follows: Major James ID. Patton
chairman, and b. T. August secretary.
After the organization few bills were au-
dited and the committee adjourned.
To-day the Committee on Cemeteries
meets at the Council chamber at IL O'Clock
noon, and the Committee on Ponce al the
Cbancery-CoIrt room at O'Clock L. N.
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VNHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
Il THE NURSERY.

The following is an extract from a letter written
to the German Reformed Messenger, at Cham
bersburg, Penn:
A BENEFACTRESS.
just Open the door for her, and Mrs. Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. OF this We are 80 sare that we viii
teach our "Susy'' to say, "A blessing on Mrs.
Winslowr for helping her to survive and escape
the gripping, colcking, and teething Siege MRS.
WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain, and cures dyeentery and diar-
rhea. IL softens the gums, reduces Inflammation,
cures wind-collc, aud carries the infant safely
through the tecthlng period 1t performs precisely
what It profcsses 70 perform, every part Of it-no
thing less. We have never seen Mrs. Winsow--
know her only through The preparation Of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething." If we
had the power We would make her, as she Is, n
physical savior to the infant race. Sold by all
druggists. Twenty-Five cents n bottle.
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Police NEws.-Last night Captain Epps
arrested negro named Callisero, charged
with stealing a number OF grain-bags. II
is not known TO whom the bags belonged.
The case will come up this morning before
the Police Court, rrsr
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
breezy during the day. AT night cloudy
at times, and but little breeze.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, 70;
o "A. NJ, 81: noon. Sc; p. NJ, 80; G p.
NJ, So; midnight. so.
Mean temperature, S2t.
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CAyrArA OF EsrHER.-The best colored
talent Of the city have been engaged for
some time in rehearslng for the p'sennS Presenta;
ton OF this cantata at the nIchinonu
Theatre tonight. The orchestra circle
has been reserved for white people, and
the the price Of admission to other parts OF the
house placed at very low price. a full
house and a successful rendition oil the
programme Is confidently expected.
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old POINT COMFORT, VA.
HlGEIA HOTEL

Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open all
the year. Equal TO any hotel in the United states
Surroundings unsurpassed Bathing, boating, fish
mg,and driving specially attractive. Prc-emnenty
"A resort for southern people. Terms less for equal
accOmplO lOdatiOnS than any resort in the country
Climate free from malaris and for insomnia truly
deTful ia its sopofihc effect. send for circular
describing hygieDic advantages, etc.
HARRISON PHEBUS,
my l4-3m Proprietor.
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Adjourned.

INSTALLATION or OFFIcERs.-At regu'
Lar meeting Of Marshall Lodge, No. II, k.
of p, District Deputy Grand Chancellor
w. L. Smith installed the following officers
for the ensuing term: $. b. Witt, c. C.;
w. S. Woodson, V. c.; E: K: Bailie, T.:
Paul Latouche, NJ. at A.; b. T; Crump, l.
g.; Theo. Roach, o. G. This Lodge is in
a fiourishing condition. membership OF
14O, and $4,000 in the treasury. Their
twelfth anniversary will be celebrated in
the city on the oath OF this month.
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,wARTHMORE COLLEGE,

~ REOPtNED IN RESTORED BUILDING
Both sexes admitted. College aud Preparatory
school. Under care Of mcmbcrs Of the Society Of
friends. The main bGllding, DESTROYED by fine
ninth month last, has been completely rebuilt en-
isrged, ana ntted up with all convenicnces. Thor
oagh instruction In Languages, Literature, Ma,he-
matics. and the Sciences. New Scientific Rujidiny
containing Laboratories, Drafting Rooms, Ma
chinc-Shops, and all appliances for pursuing a
thorough course In Chemistry, Mechanical and
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH lseptember) 18TH. Apply early. as-
othcr things being equal, places win be given the
earlicSt applicants. For full particulars address
EDWARD H. MAGILL,
President Swarthmore College,
b E5-ISt Delaware county, Pa.
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my 14-2m
COBB'S ISLAND, VA,
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IL
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest Of surf-bathing.
Ocean, channel, and shark. fishing and snipe-
shooting.
TERMS. 81 per day, sl3 per week, $40 pei
month.
Route from Old Point by steamer Northampton
To CherrysfOne every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday The Baltimore and Washington steamers
make close connection with the Northampton.
Address j. L. SPADY.
je l-2m Proprietor.
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FOREIGN CLEARAScE.-The Portuguese
barkentine Pimpao, Dores master, cleared
from m M the custom-bouse yesterday morning
for pelotas Brazil, with LIS barrels OF
-four. shipped by the Haxall.Crenshaw
Cnmn.nv and Dunlop & McCance, and
yslned At s12,s5O; also, merchandise
shippcd at Boston valued at ss'oSo'
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For Benefit OF Patrick Sufferers.

The following was received Yesterday:
CHARLESTON, S. c., July II, 1882.
II. X. HlySon, Esq:
Dear Sir,-We take pleasure in enclosing
our check for Sl0.43 for the sufferers Of
Patrick county, Va, the same having been
sent us by the Little Saltkehatchie church
post-oflice, Bells, $. C.,) to be forwarded.
Yours, obediently,
THE News AND COURIER COMPANY.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States colder, fair weather,
westerly winds, higher pressure.
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Personal.

vT'HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
Il notice Of their appointment as TRUSTEES
OF THE BANK OF COMMERCE. All persons
Indebted on any account requested to settle at
once and those having claims, especially certiti-
Gates OF deposit or dlshsnOred checks, are request
ed TO file evidence Of their claims. o...,,,,,,
The VERY DESIRABLE BANKING-OFFICE
f. for rent, and the FIXTURES for sale. Apply 10
III. {. CARTER, No. 2 Columbian Block.
LOUIS j. B0SSIEUX,
ii. {. CARTER.
y 1l-lw trustees.
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HAMPDEN-sIDNEY COLLEGE.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.

The lO7th session win begin on SEPTEMBER
2, ,lss2. For catalogue apply to the
y 7-f&ru2m CLERK OF THE FACULTY.
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PROPOSALS..


CITY ENGINEERS 0FfIcE,l
RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1882.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this Office until O'Clock r. NJ OF
MONDAY, July "a, 1882,
for the
MASONRY AND EARTHWORk OF sHOChoE
CREEK IMPROVEMENT,
10 be made from Broad 10 Franklin street, and'
with some notifications, upon the tnc OF the pres-
ent stream.
Specifications can be seen upon application TO
this ofice.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right 10
reject any or all proposals offered.
W, 4. CUTsHAw,
yll-td City Engineer.
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Christian & White have just received an
elegant lot Of large smoked tongues and
choice roe herrngs, with fresh supply Of
Russian cavar
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NRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN

" FOR TIE RE ECEPTION OF GUESTS
JUNE /. 1852. This well-renOwned place has
just undergone extensive and thorough repairs both
. as to 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. y. WOODWARD,
InX 27-2m General Manager.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EF- On all sales of Real Estate made between me
lst OF January and last OF June the tA1es ior tae
IN sales made between the LIST OF July and last of
the wear the taxes have TO be paid sy the seller.
This custom WAS adopted about niteen years Ago
plies to Richmond and yicinit,.I
JNO. LAUGHTON, JR., 10y A. NJ, parior and
chamber furniture, &c.
JAS MACDOuGALL, 10Y A. ~, special sale OF
household furniture. mattresses, &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, ii A. W.. at stables op-
poslte city gas-works, mules, carts, &c.
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AM USEMENTS.
EXCURSIONS, PIC.NICS, &c.
DON 4 R.
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1882.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILRoAD.)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT., :
RICHMOND, July 10. 1882.
The increl sing popularity of this favoritc sum-
mer resort induces the management TO provide
extra excurSion-train schedule rs herewith, In
addition 10 the very perfect regular tram service
already existing.
EXCURSION TRAINS
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS leave Richmond at 6:30 T.. NJ,
and returning, leave Bon Air at 1910 L. VI.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS leave Richmond
at B l.. VI. and 6:30 L. NJ: and returning, leave
Bon Air ut 7:i0 +. VI. and 1910 I. NJ.
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC accompanies each
excursion.
ROund-trp fare, 35 cents.
For charter of special trains call on the under
signed. A. POPE.
jylI General Passenger Agent.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL
BoARD- RESERVE TEACHERS ELECTED.-A
special meeting OF the City School Board
was held at their Office yesterday afternoon
ut O'Clock. Present: Messrs. W. {. Car
rington presdcnD, a. NJ. Kelley, Charles
L. Rady, Robert w. Powers, VI. l.. Straus,
S. p. Moore, William II. Williams. Robert
G.. Cabell, Superintendent Garnett, and
Secretary Peay.
The Board declared the seats OF Nessrs.
A. X. Courtney and a. NJ. Kelley vacant,
they not being residents OF the districts for
which they were elected. Major A. K.
Courtney was elected to fill the vacancy in
the Second district, and Rev. DR.. A. W.
Weddell was elected to fill the vacancy in
the First district.
The following named were elected re-
serve teachers for the ensuing session:
White.-Misses +. G. Stagg, Juliette T..
Marks, Susie =. Walker, Bette l.. Mount
castle. Jennie S. Cook, Emma j. Lester,
Nettie NJ. Smith, Annie Winston, Mary E.
Pullam, Maggie Ferrell, Christine Whit
tet, Emily Cottrell, Minnie Saunders, Jen-
ME Martin, Leila Saunders, and Sue Her.
ring.
CoIored.-Mr. Miles B. Jones, Misses
Patsie Kelley, Marietta L. Chiles, Maria +.
Anderson, Martha Cooley, Mary +. Ander-
son, Fannie S. Payne, Maggie j. Richards.
The contract for furnishing coal Tor the
schools, teachers, and officers, was awarded
Mr.. Charles III. Page, he being the lowest
bidder.
Adjourned.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VA, ARE Now OPEN AND READY TO
kEthiNE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets 10
be had OF Purcell Ladd & Co., Polk Miller, and
John Blair, druggists, Richmond, or of the pro-
pretor. This l. the most delightful warm SULPHUR
bath Temperature, 9S degreesl In the world.
ap SO-3m JOHN L. EUBANK.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
EATH COUNTY. VA.

ARE NOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Hot and cold baths. plunge and shower. Hacks
and baggage-wagOns leave COyingtOn upon the ar
rival Of every train. Parties leaving Richmond in
the morning arrive at the springs 70 tea. large
supply of the water for sale at PURCELL, LADD
A COS, my 2i-2m
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EDUCATIONAL.


REACH MILITARY ACADEMY, A
I'D SELECT BOARDING AND DAY scrIcoI
No. 222 EAST FRANKLIN STREET. RicU,,
MoND, NA.aThe eighteenth session commence
June following. Jou~ 5. REACH a te,cbnr ~
SELEFf. Modern Languages " =" ''NS
Circulars at bookstores, or upon applic,,,on 20
10 p.s.-o 5. T. BEACH,
-s ix-oN,sSSuSm&wlm Principal.
ROANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM. VA.
IA Offers good advantages i'm CLASSICAL, AMI
SCltNIitlC COURSES. Elective, business. and
Frpsra,ory studies. German and French spoken
Large library. Beautiful and healthful country.
rive ohhrvnes-no lar-rooms. Increasing patron
sgc Ifom niteen States. Thirticth session begins
SntInMBkR 18TH. EXPENSES VERY Mob
hfATh. Catalogue with cut OF buildinga
grounds and monntai ms FREE. Address srS,PE~
an os FAULTY. ~ 7-cod2m
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rSTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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STISGING irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
Complaints, cured by Buchupaiba." 81 per bottle.
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| lEntered at the Post-o!lice at Richmond, Va, M
sccond-class matterI
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NJILLBORO' SPRINGS NOW OPEN.

SULPHUR, ALUM, AND CHALYDEATE
WATERS.
For circulars. terms. and general information
address CARROLL GARNEIT. Proprietor,
Milboro springs post-oihce, Bath county va
notified je 23-lm
TIlE SHORE COTTAGES,
j NEWPORT, II. !.
NEW. ELEGANT: Bathing, sailing, Fishing.
&c 35-lm Mrs. VI. :. FLAGG, Lessee
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BADCoCK's FINE CARRIAGE VARNIsHES for
sale by BINswANGER K CO., 1927 Main and 2lO
Broad streets. Telephone at both stores.