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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-19

Briefs.-The September tenn OF the
City Court was opened yesterday at IL
O'Clock by the proclamation u City Ser
geant Fitzgerald. Nothing occurred wor-
thy Of public notice.
The Chesterfield Railroad Company was
chartered by the Virginia Legislature in
lSs9. 1t extended a distance of twelve
miles, from Falling Greek coal-pits TO the
south bank OF the James opposite Rockets,
i'm Richmond The road cost $4,000, or
$4,000 per mile. and was completed in the
fall OF 1891. II was the first railroad built
in the State. was operated for twenty years,
and during that time returned the cost Of
building 10 the stockholders and always
paid dividends. The building Of the Dan
vile road destroyed its financial useful
ness.
The sermons Of Rev. james +. Ham
mond, former rector OF Meade Memorial
church. delivered sunday at that church
ediice, were listened TO with pleasure by
large and attentive congregations. DIR.
Hammond, who is here from Oregon,
where he ha4 been stationed the past FIVE
years. will soon return TO his charge on
the Pacific slope.
Saturday night some unknown parties
entered the house OF Amos JACKSON cor
ored at Granite, Chesterfield county, and
breaking open a trunk, rifed the same Of
$50 in greenbacks. ON the same night q
box-car standing on the side-track at Bon
Air. Chesterfield county, was broken into
by thieves. who appropriated sixty pounds
Of bacon. kept there as ra,ions for the en-
plove. Of the Danyille Railroad Company.
The last sabbath was desecrated by a
rough-and-tumble encounter OF about tif-
teen minutes duration, occurring mile
outside Of the corporation limits, between
two amateur puglhsts. and was witnessed
by perhap. 2l0 congenial cronieS. The par
tlcipants were respectively man noted for
his pugnaciou>ne>s. who no one has here
tofore cared 10 tackle, and yOungSter e
about twenty, who, Smarting under An in
suit offered saturday night 1t Hull-street
saloon. had gone after his insulter for an
aDology, which was refused. Arrange
mcnt. for fight were then made, and the
parties, accompanied by their friends and
~ large crowd OF spectators. Went to the
place selected and Joined issues. Al The
end II the fight ghe younger man came OIL
nth living color~ leaving his antagonist
hO-3 dt, com5dt on the tield. The bully mad
TO be- taken of by hi friends.
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Rry,wAY AccIDENT.-Yesterday after It
noon a young lady was riding alO1g sd"agd Le,ga
street and when near the corner Ol seeGha sbIs
frSgr fan rapidly down that street to Cary Is Al
tna' od lor'. min 1,o in violent contact with
fSe asP ground GFaa rendering her nsensi6s sensible
phy ', v ~ ne - ~arrident was called in and
ronnr sdy alter recovering Consciousness GaS
youIs yas tsken ,au 10 her home. on Third street
was was 'Ssgn csna, - She wa. not seriously hurt
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Thrse-escry Brownsscoe Hease and Is,sm Se~'
York ci7y.
f1.o0O IN Gold.
1 $1,000 4 per cent. L. - be>si,
$3.50 I'm Gold
$500 4per cent. Bond.
l Team Poad-fIorses.
t2J0 In t.sid.
slO0 Bonds
Pianos.
) PsrlOr O-eans
Diamond Bracelets.
10 pair DismoRd Earrings.
2j Diamond Finger-Rings.
80 Gold Mr,rhcS.
IS silver Watches.
50 s2O Gold Pf,ccs.
10 si0 Gold F,e,es.
1870 as Gold Pieces.
lO sewing M1ciaiDss.
loo Tea >ets-5S pieces.
$50 Japane = Tea >ets-7 pieces.
so Plated Fruit stands.
| Road Hore and Top-Buggy.
| BOYS >sdde-p"sy.
| Excursion Iickef to EurOps agss return rtss
White star steamers.
Excursion Ticket 81 san Fraucisc" aud resuru-
l Excursion Ticket To New orleans aisd return
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ORDINATION SERvICEs.-sund1y was set
anart for the ordination Of Rev. j. \. Tay-
Idr. O, the colored Baptist Church. The
ceremony took place at the second blp.ls'
church. and was witnessed Dy iaIge eon on
gregation. Rev. II. Ii. Mltchell' ol .ne
Fiith-Street church. preached the oruina-
ton sermon. Rev. W. ii. BROOKS gaNs M .ne
charge. Rev. X. {. Cross presenieI .,ie VIZ
Bible. and Rev. X. Wells extended tne Ir
right-hand OF fellowship. Rev. Dr. :. u
Corey. Of the Richmond Institute, was pre-
sent. and took part in the services.
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DICHNOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Tho thlrtiaih animal -es-i0n of this institution
oI-ens SEPTEMBER l4TH with the following
OFFICERS AND TEACHEEs
Miss SALLY HAMMER. Principal Latin,
Moral Philosophy. and English Literatirs' =,
Natural science, and Maihematics- go.
Miss l.. +. TIIUR>TON graduate oi NassAr
College. Mathematics and History. r. H.. -.
MADEM0isELLE ROSE DE- DUTZELE tna''e
Of France. french.
Miss GREBE. German. ,,.at..,i
Latin. Mathematics. and Preparatory Scnool, go
MRS. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER NocaiiL''i""
Ms, NELLIE DUsTMAN, Piano, Thorough
Bass. and Harmony.
Miss : & HAMMER. Guitar. n....
Miss Alicia II. LAIRD, Drawing aud PANT
iDz. .. -. ~, ,,.t,,tu, H.
corstIye AIT, and kensington Euorolur'''
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Old magazines and pamphlets, Il care, care,
,,lIv collected and preserved, form most most
desirable fund Of reading matter; ave S''.'
them % M and take them 10 Messrs. faneeI, \,
Waddey & Co., IL YOU wish them bound III
GOOD .fYle.
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GREEN WOOD.
A MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
FOR
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
At
GREENWOOD. ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA
DAVID r. BOYD. PRINCIPAL,
assisrA.l fv instructors in Mathematics. Ancient
ana Modern Language. English Branches
and BOok-hcCpiug.
The session beSin, OCTOBER 1sT, and close

The session beSin, OCTOBER 1sT, and close
June 81. 1853.
IHE COURSE OF STUDY Is adopted 70 prepSa-
ration for The University orfor the business 81 me-
THE LOG ALTON j. iu one II the heaithicst ahe
81 f-t1,i|ui portion. of Piedmont Virginia. II
I. 0n the east loIe II the Blue Ridge. Immediately
on the Chesapeske and Ohio railroad eighteen
mile. from ChIrlOitesv.lle anu I"eul5-ohe ih'l's
e. m stanton. - ,...,,.,. . t.
TliF TERMS FOR The SESSION Of nine
months. fnr every expen~e Of tuition ana WNiute-
nance. exceut clothing. textbook. and inedietl
Attendance. Ar SZJO-payIple slJO IN advance
anl balance February 1t. The tuilion-fee ainl.'
fr the whole session or part of the session. J. d.
sad mu,t te paid in advance. ,-.
Inc last session. r the school VI, held at Lochsl
Dale. Va. Number of pupils. 81.
II. +. BOYD. Principal.
Greenwood Depot. Aoemarle county Va
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REAL ESTATE sALEs.-Messrs; W, H.
LYME & CO., real estate agents, sold on AT.
nrday the brick dwelling No. 2lO "es'
Main street for @, $50 cash. and on yesteI,I,
day AT public auction the following: sn,al'
frame store No. l7l7 east Main street, De
tween seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
for SLIPS: small frame stores Nos I:lS ~,
and 17I3 for 1880 each-s2,7ooi O%rich %
-tore tor No. l7l1, adjoining the above ioi
, non
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear in the
forenoon, slight rainfall in the afternoon,
and clear again at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ, CO;
9 A. NJ IS; noon, rs; p. NJ, 7G; p.
NJ, II; midnight, "a;
Mean temperature ~.
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To the Editor Of The Dispatch;

10 "~ 1d''oT ~ hs DtSpdtch;
Please do me the justice to correct re-
port which has obtained circulation else
where than in your paper: THAI have
made an assignment Of my prop,Fty for
the benefit Of my creditors.
have made no such deed, and there has
been and is no occasion for 1t, A. the Isibiie
will see by my card Tomorrow.
THouAs W. DOswyIR-
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R.sr.B,II-The printers of B.ugnman lima,
Brothers' played the 'innh 'ihnn.e.halI on has,
la,nrdaS Branen eyenins S0, on sueckers Hill. The
sa,usdsy ams ieyynated in favor Of the timers by
n score of 10 tos.
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SoEA- SHOOTING. .-Thi, sport j. Eow at IL
height. and hunt>men daily leave the city
and resort TO the marshes for the purpose
Of enjoying il. II i not manly sport 10
any extent. \ man get- in boat, hires
negro to shove him, and waits until the
tide rises nearly 10 the top Of the wild oats
and weed, in the marsh. Then the work
rommcnces. and Is the boat is propelled
SLOWLY through the weeds and water the soTa
are started from their covert. They ny SOW!
like a era--hopper. and the man Its ~ the
hno, and murders them. \ good shot can't
mis- a ,ora. and the only excitement Likely
TO be enjoyed by him i, that Of occasionally
shooting some other huntsman. gentle
man from thi. city a few days sine. Killed
II5 sora al I23 shots. II ne had taken tne
same chances at game bird like the part
r;dge he would have hardly bagged 30
birds out Of the 1913 shots. Besides, ne
would have been forced toeXercise himself
over field and fern in order to get the shots
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather preceded
by local rains near the coast, winds mostly
southerly, stationary and lower barometer,
and slight rise in temperature.
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: -e-- ST,pKF & SONS,

1T,uOMAs J. sTARKE & Sons;
4O5 BROAD sTKEsIii HkTGF' ~ RELIGIOUS,
Dealers In sstinSin s1n1Tn And MsCELLANrEiVytts
COOKS Of al Kinds :. leyefs sIc s1sh IPEcTAcLEs
snd ny E.-6LAsSks sPcN'@"' Au 27-2m
&C. on applicstion. ----------
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CHURCH NOTEs.--At the First Baptist
church on sunday morning Rev. DR.. Haw-
thorne preached. The right hand Of fel-
lowship was given to six persons. The
main audence-room Of this church, which
has been closed for some time for repairs.
will be reopened next sunday. Other
churches are invited to meet with this
church sunday night.
At Grace-Strect Baptist church Rev. DR..
Hatcher preached morning and night. In
the morning communion was administered
and two persons were received by letter.
At Nenable->treet church on sunday
morning Rev. K. II. Pitt preached from
Ecccsia>tes Y, Is, and collection was
taken up for repairing the house, and a
considerable amount raised.
At Manchester Baptist church Rev. W.
T. Derieux preached morning and night.
At night there was one profession Of con-
version.
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POLICE APPoINrxENt.. res,erdsy after
Police Commissioners usa and APPOINTED
noon ut the Mayors oln. olna,,her OF the DO
Mr.. James c. Welch . me rr;ng resigned
lice force vice Joseph "ei'''e'
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Police C0URr.-The following cases were
disposed Of Yesterday
Robert Anderson. drunk and di>orderly.
Fined g..
Jane, II. William. ,coiored). charged
with tre>pas-ing on the property OF the
Chc.apcake and Ohio Railroad Company,
was committed for thir,y day in default Of
surety.
". &. Mccoy and K. ". Elsom were
fined = each for fighting in the street.
Thoma, r. Walsh VA, fined S2.50 for
being di,0rdcrly in the street.
Jane, Aldridge ,colored), thro" ing
rock. IN the street. was turned over to hl-
mother 70 be- punished.
Eli. Bagney and Richard Johnson both
colorcn. charged with being di-Orderly in
the street. Bagney was discharged and
johnson was fined $40
John Jone, lcoloredl, was found guilty
Of stealing e from the person Of Lizzie
Holmes and sentenced to four months in
Jail.
Joseph Thomas white and Bob Nelson
lcolored). drunk. Fined p each.
Henry johnson and Della Harris, charged
with unlawful cohabitation. The case Wa;
continued till to-day.
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TSe ncxt meeting will be held at Clay
street ~ church on the second sunday in oc-
tOber.
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Sc. only for a Picnic CieAn.

-GIvE MEA GLASS or COLD WATER" and with
taspOonful Of fTARRAST's SELTZER APEKIENI
will produce Instantly sparkling dranght oI
.elt,er water mos, sparkling and inyigorating.
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DAvIrr- PRIZE SOAP CO.,
ls5 AND Is7 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK.
LORD PAChHAM. AGENTS
BALTIMORE, ND,
ol6I92I23,27,3OaOe
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BOARDING.

,,--r;-,Sy,;iFt''-,TW . yF ,TWO VACANT ROO n
i HANE T. ~ 10 nli with BOARDEkS
j whlSSY MY , ATT, IT, No. 100 cast Clay street
nT.Oft
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL

Finding the great need of thorough preparaloiiH
work special arrangements are lnAde TOT ne 10,
children who can now enter at cight year OF -,
A french class has been organized Tor sHiA''
children. , Ia rr.nch
Young ladies who are advanced II fiSnDi fiSLi
though NOT Otherwise connected Win TIC schoV''
will 81 allowed o. enter tie conversation .i-s,. .,
81, "v'' V-''-'"- - PRINCIPAL.
- on.1rn cnrncr Tenfh and Marshal strttts.
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w u. Blair and & Co.'S Montrose wis
rsv can be found at W. I. BadAins >,
yenable street.
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-or,cr ro pOLICY-HOLDERs.

-, v,pr BUSINESS OF TIE THHa6JKpiSSHY KiSNHYY2HlAss Has
.iMMk,Ss iMMkk slstk AND INsURAsNCyEx yxf foRoYYAL RRoYAL IN
HhsS SEiSssSPPksSSY iSSSssSPkSY pa ~ ilvtkFsSSL:,
o.ag A spi pSii'Is preSs a once q fOs he Royal In
Go8.nP swsSy'oniP ss los sss Main s,rss .aa,,oaa
cost 70 The assufsc1,ii sc1,iiARLEs ". wiiITL0Cn.,a
Tra''es "'''irane insaranee Company
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,

II RICHMOND. VA. .,u,,r,,
The next session begins 2lsI SRI E'i" DIM
ls52 and CONTINUES ninc months.
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON. \. VI. Professor 1i Lain
II n UaPPIs " A. Professor cf e'reeh -,
RODEs MAsSIE, a. NJ, d. L. professor 'A'"N'
Language. r-n.b
FDwAED Il. SMITH. VI. ~, Professor % ''A'"~
Datics. - -, 81 PHI W.
CHARLKs II. WINSTON, NJ. A. ffo'esse4 u ~
sics. -,g 1,,a.
b. BPrRrEAR, A. NJ. IL. d., Professor oi Ohe-
mttry. =. =. t,.,...or Of
Philosophy.
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Spanish Brandy foy Brandyins
Peaches

the best Of all; $3.50 per gallon.
Another supply Of that ciegaLt iour-yeai
old vinegar, for picking, 1t Christian q
Whites.
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JNO. r. LAUGHTON, JE.. 10 \. VI furniture
fsathcr-b,ds. nattrc-se-- sc.
p II. CHAFFIN & Co. ) =. VI. frame store and
- dwelling AZ southwest corner u Leigh ana
Henry street,.
FRANK ID. HILL < co, 90 !. VI. com .,
sr.' -alr n valuable .tOre-prOIeriy 10. lol =
east franklin street.
W. LYME 3 60. 81 +. NJ. TWO valuable Two
story brick tenement ON the norm -llc 81 -
nl Street between Fourth and Fifth strtct-.
ET-p,rAE TI-PPFR. > r. ". two--tory frame
tenement ". 6l7 ANemtric street. between
Pine AMI Eelyii.rp streets.
F.. uOLZISGER. iiish Constable. , +. VI, frame
hon 0u Main near Bloody Run street.
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6Dp A. v vi ODD :" sssss
i i { GiA Y y iiP ; sssss
ODD III Odd SsSso
PPP RRR II zzz ZEE
Err Haf Fl + EErr
+ 4 Il ii In kEH
80 :s.ss :? 3 "a En- Erf EErfr
ssSs' ooA AP q:

As AN INDUcfTSSr FOR EVERY FAMILY
AND HOUSEHOLD To USE
DAylD'S PRIzE LAUNDRY sOAy,
pss ARE GOING yoHAvE A GKASp cBwSsr~
vAs FESTIVAL DECEMBER ~, 1883. At
WHICH We SHALL GIVE AwhYTHE
FOLLOWING
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re- on al sales Of Real F-tatemade beiv zen ne
-t0f January and Last Of June the taxes Tor tht
nr,..ent vclr have b. bc paid by the purchaser. 90
IN sale. male between The - of July ana lt,t oi
th.. wear the take, have to Dee paid by the seller
fThi, custom wa, adopted about liieen year, ago
bv all the real estate agents m RlchWJnd' anu Ap-
milo. 10 Richmoud and vicinity.
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8ithmond 1ispattf.
10, 1882.

Es-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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SIMMER RESORIS.

H11oTSTAIN-TOP HOTEL, VA.
Partles wishing 10 spend tAe month u
Der Al "'' PLEASANT RESORT
can make spee lsl terms ~ ,adrsisins ,o,,,.,o,
IA -, Alton Depot, Va
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AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND
VALUABLE PRESENTS.



Ticket, for the Festival can b. ohtsinei a. ipl-
lo~-. Every cake Of DANlD> PRIZE SOAP -
wrapped IN a DARK BROWN wrapper. save
thee wrappers until You have 20; mail them O. us
in one of our envelope. which can De- obtained
FREE or CHARGE from the grocer of whom
YOU buy the soap: follow the printed dlrecttns
thereon and there VIII hc 10 trouble. For loo
wrapper you viii rcctl ~ tickets RI hE NBEk
THE TIChETS COST NOU NOTHING. 1on do
not BUY thcln-we go not SELL them. We give
thefa to YOU fDr using cur soap. lOI MlSl USE
>OAP-U>E DANlD'- PRiZE LAUNDRY
SOAP Rear IN mind i1at you have uoihine %
lose. You get FULL VALUE for your money
when You huy the soap. II j. the LARGEST.
CHE APE>T, BEST. the LO&GksE LASTING,
WHITEST WASHING. SWEETEST -MfIL-
INtt. EASIEST RUBBiN'i >oAf II ENlsI-
ENCE. II YOU y IT nN1E lnn .,tr W w ~
ALWAYS J~E IT. AND THAI ihE W NJ
WI WILL. CIT OI'R MONEY BACK. THINK
of n No soap ever did 50 much for you, none
ever will Every one OF the presents will he positif.-
~ giy~f away. TWENTY WRAPPERS IlCh-
81. 100 WRAPPERS q TICKETS. oNE IlCk-
FT kS GOOD A. ANOTHER. ~tN III KITS
BETTER THAN ONE. DANlD'> FRlIE soAf
l. LARGER than any othc- ~ Ike quality ana y
adauted tor elfflr Toilet or Laundry Use. IRf
IT YOI'LLLIkF II. ltwiil not be- necessary
20 md tie FCstifa - recei.e presents, A. thny
n the vouchers for them vii BE- for"a1'iei to any
lotv entitled a. them on receipt, - iHstrucnons
loNf o. ~e.d. Buy N1W. Every one can have
net - before & .ffnas ~ Trey commence az once
Iu,, the soap BIY MORE THAN lol Nkkb
FOR IMMEDIATE U>E. A. THE soar M
PROVES WITH AGE. IT T. The BEST IN
VESTMENT EVER MADE. For sale BY all
.rocers keeping mouey-worth good. II your
,rocrr docs not keep It. ~ill not gct ", notty
lur Agents. No communications answered uiiit7s
4 is enclosed.
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MUSICAL.

,,1uF PIANIST. MR.. FRED. {. HAHR,
| -, .,.,,r,c his lessons in Richmond on &c
-T,pStP n. Parties wishing To secure Ms ser
t,c1s win confer favor by entering ihe,f hahe -
nh,'Iri { Les where terms, etc. may be louhu'
u
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Picnic CIGARS. s..


). II. WATKINS, Ninth and Cary, for day or
two, delivers bes, splmt Lump coal from car
very cheap and also Anthracite Coal and Soft
Coke wood OF all kisls very low for cash.
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HORSES. MULES. WAGONS. &e.

DoNIEs FOR SALE. c
Inst received, carload o. Me- x,,Dir Nnii1
Ivr ..,r . tlJ ~ an we'll broke: some extra sAo-
A.. among them, Call and ses them.
a.s ~ l2-lOt JOHN NJ PAGE, ss'esman'
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Penifeufiary TroubIes.

Governor Cameron keeps a rigid silence
In regard 10 the affairs at the penitentiary.
He does not apparently care whether the
reports that are circulated about the trou-
bic 10 the camp receive credeDce or not.
IL people choose 10 charge the Superin-
tendent with being familiar with She sale
of positions at the peniteDtiary 10 makes
no difference to the Governor. He has
The report OF the Board OF Directors Of
the prison, and that satisfies him, whether
~ does the public or not. So far as .he
public are concerned no one is authorized
10 deny any Of the ugly reports
that continually fly about the streets.
The grand jury, however, win take hand
IN the matter, and it IL probable that Mr..
Samuel Il. Witt, CommOnwealths attor-
ney. viii be able to unearth some OF the
curious tricks that are said TO obtain at the
penitentiary. Either this. or they will be
disproyed. The grand jury Of the Hust-
ings Court meets tomorrow, and Nr.
Wray L. knight has been summoned To
appear before it. He perhaps can tell
something.
Mr.. John G.. Andrews, one OF the men,
bers OF the Board Of Direc1crs. was re
Gently selected 10 act as superintendent OF
the erection OF certain new buildings and
other improvements at the pententiary.
His whole time was 10 be devoted 10 this
work, and in consequence the Board agreed
to pay him a. per day. Mr.. Andrews very
faithfully did his work, but il
nature became disagreeable to him
on account OF the surroundings, and
last Saturday he rendered his resig-
nation a. superintendent. 1t was not
accepted at once, the Board wishing 10
consult the Governor; but when, accord
ing to appointment, two Of them called at
the Executive Mansion yesterday, they
found the Governor out. Mr.. Andrews,
however, has ceased 10 execute the duties
Of superintendent further than they may
fall in his way a, member OF the Board
Of Directors.
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Personal.

~Ytog K0E-iIILL CEMgrERT.l
~rPFRTNTsSDEST- OFtltE.
RICHMOND. VA. september i. lr52.
40 EVIDENCE OF OWNERSHIP OF
y the following QUARTER SECTIONS in this
cemetery appear- At tbi, oiice-'n.;
.or,.pTFP SECTION 3 In section }, Ia Range
Z5.and
oI-ARTER SECTION ia section g. Range 20.
The owner, Of the said quarter sections arr re-
oue,ted to come forward and prove property.
CHARLES +. BIGGER,
.o1o-1w superintendent
,rUE PUBLIC ARE ii F. L l. Il l
| WARNED AGAINST CRFDlIlNG my '"n
~" az. EDWARD CAIN,
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Entered al the Post-oaice at Richmond. Va. ss
seeond-class matter.i
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IL THE BOOKS
NCUOOL-BOOKS.

WEST, JOHNSTON & co. are, are rsGSl.sHT ycF TENT.
large supply Of SCHOOL ANDooh''.h -, ,he loves
hooks. which are offered ior ~ws Sa la n, stale
prices. PUBLiC-sChooL poUn I'm snpllcation
p,es. prl.es' so,,cited and promptly attended TO-
Orders '0"' WEST, JOHNSTON 4 co.
OIL Main street
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poOKs. STATIONERY. &c:

H00KS- STATIONERY, SCHOOL-stP- T.
* DTtr SCuoOI-BAGS. SCHOOL->TRAPS
lLATFs a, 3. s 10 20 and 3's; Sne fhALA Ina 9f
CRAY nONS ~ ThISxT'RY. INKS. PENS. Pm
II IHoIr e.. s65CHT6BER MAGAzINk>; FAIiii99S LII
rIHrEs YoTNG LAPiltS{,Z22IS Mit {ZISf Ef fbnFhM6REsT nh
LESLl.k : SIL1THtPsON. l. and THE SEASON al
Sophff - hffAiYLon's FRENCH PLAAIEEs; AIE ;s6f Rt! ( (
6E il M3pFy yTE s3s 5os tA foSai996S GH ai996SsTE G tSI
M4I,E, s0c lHrge assortment ~ GDlp
nFHS and PENCILS just received. ,, All NV
na0K : received a. soon g. lunllshsIJ, ~, -. .ropF.
y. LEONAi'D "OO'A aOS Main street
.el7
CHARLES X. WILLIS, nTpTI1
SCHOOLS.
- PRIVATE SCHOOLS, ,.,,.c,-,rr,S
COLLEGES, sfMlNAkIES' aYrIT a2d hSsIiEFfp SSSGEp. L
BOUGHT, SOLD "a! M " = 'Ne SNRTHY & co.
tAHL w ol6 Main street.
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MILLINERY, &c.

TUE LADIES IN THE CITY Az
/ .bonld avail theinseiTes .i an 4SPKTs Ks&S
.nn hoSSETS At the new Mlliinss1 sna -.
sil.,AD anu stere. Can on WEDNESDAY; Spn.@s
2Otn-opoili"E NApGNE REClA JACOBs.
''eA'- 1907 Main street above 7tfa"' D'0'N''''
- 1--3ts
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TFNMORE UNIVERSITY HIG II
N SCHOOL, NEAR AMHERST COY ri
ii,f University virginia., PRINC IPAL.-Board ana
tuition for session of nine months. 500. session
i,egins SEPTEMBER 7TH. Reduction IN charEe
f,r a ministers son or where two or more students
rcne logether. For circular addsss the
0..iS 5Ss,d9u, PRINCIPAL.