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CARBONATED JUSIPER WATER from the Ju-
uiper Springs of North Carolina op drangl. and
bottled Mt SCHTN's.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.
VIRGINIA DETECTIVE AGENCN
Office Nos. and Rcuger's building, Bank near
Ninth street, Richmond, Va.

JAMES VI. TYLER......WM. +. GRANGER
offer their services 10 Banks, Railroad and lnsn-
rance Companies, and the public generally.
All cnrrcsnnndence STRICTLY cOnndenti1l.
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,

PREPARES FOR COLLEGE. UNIVERSITY. or
BUSINESS. Healthy location, full course Of study.
thorough teaching, wholesome moral influence.
For catalogue address
iN lh.gm REN. EDGAR WOODS. prancirai
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DOCKLAND LIME, ROCkLAND
IL LIME.-l,566 casks CRO' hEll ; tELt-
10 ArtD RoCI[IA<D LIME, lust arrived per
schooner " Joseph Farwell," How hDding III DOCK
i'' ''''0 WARNER MOORE,
Lime. Cement. Ground Plaster, &C.
foot seventeenth street. south side OF Dock'
au y0-Df
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..poveu on RATs."-Clears out rats nice u.e'
49, ned.bug.. ants, yermin, chipmunk'' ioo'
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D,ssoIVrr.oNs q pAxTNERsHIps.

NOTICE or PARTNERSlllP.-RIcH-
NtoVD. Va August 10, l@s2.-Wc, the I'M
d,r.irnpd have thi, day associated ourselves
nndcr the stylc and hrn-namc of ShlNhEK a
NECUER. for the purpose of conducting HhNE-
RHI tONNII~~ijN Isl SINt~S, and SIlicu con-
eignmrnts OF LEAF TOBACCO, GRAIN ana az
CoJiNTRY PRODUCE. Office, Nos. ana D.
Crcu.haw's Pllntcrs Warehouse lup staIisH oppo-
'''O '' CHARLES X. SkINKER.
,uoO-1m WILLIAM :. ARCHER,
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POLICE NEws.-It is astonishing TO ho.e
the number of violations Of the city ordl-
nance that the boys in blue and brass put
fans are called upon to report. Last nigh'
about forty were on the books at the va
rious police-stations. un,hor
AZ the First station there were number
Of petty cases on the record. Officer Officer Jeifr it,
had h. arrested Martha Hutson, charged WIN
taking $50 from John Rose, a coioreu
syndicate. o;,od rnon W. Y.
Newman and acquainted him with tne
tact & that he was charged with fclonouSly
nSstracing alst s t $50 from John NJ. Halls pocket;
" At the Second police-station at midhlsn' @
there had been made sixteen arrests '"o
of them women, all for small offences.
At the Third station six arrests anu uio"'
toen ordinance-violations
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GALES OF REAL EsTATE.-MesS.s. II. l.;
e,anIes % & Co.. real estate agents, have sol, sold
y5spteS tss house s. and and lot occupied by he" PIKE
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Excursions and Pic-Nics.
. II was youth Of modest purse

said spii unto Il manu-
sWhlch would YOU her tackle next,
Icc-crcam or lemonade =
He will be up ut Bon Air with Company
l. First VIRGINIA regiment, on the 2sth m
Slant. and he will be tired OF the glass ball
ebootine. and targct-practice. and dancing,
and will he anxious TO vary the mOnOtony
hv snendine on his sweetheart some OF his
hard. earned wages. As he wears polka
dot neck-tic. stingy short coat, tight pants,
and neoked-toe gaitcrS, the girl comes to
thc conclusion he is big syndicate, and
:. Across the maidcn's rosy check
Fast nit. 4 winning smile,
,IlI order some of both she said;
Heaven help that young man pie
DAY after tomorrow some one may write
., foilovs. The noble James was winding
H. way to the sea, and on its smooth waters
,be declining sun set its golden seal (which
i. NOT half so good rs green scal), whlle on
tbo hanks. at the Jarnes-ltiyer brewery,
lovely. brilliant creature, that had come
Jown 70 the Grand picnic given Mohda!
thc Dist bv the Excelsior Social CllD, -il
venting her pretty mouth in lovely displca-
I,ro ot an awkward swain who had during
tbe oav dance kicked two OF the black but
rom. from her fashionable CATERS. " W hat
con do TO make YOU forget this 7" said the
rour,, man. in agonzing tones. "Get me
John Dobbin at once, sa,d Ihe Deautiul
creature. with Just enough harsh'iess "
make her look interesting. ~. b.-A 2oii', ON.
Dobbin is a wooden pm or morn uscu hIs'
Inv old Mr. Dobbin to fasteh MS galio"s Oo'
lore buttons were invented. Al.
Mount Pleasant again rms tiIic tli'
cvcur.ion takes place on ednesoa! neN' rt;"
The train leaves the Chesapeake ana ono
railway depot at : o'clock IN tne moIh'nS
All the good things sa'd ABOUT MOu;, !,
pleasant on previous occasions appN ~ ~
tb;s case. and u the excursion Is " W
Given under the management OF Tlch,iion'
ni,;s;on. No. 4. Uniform hahk hhishtS "
pvtbias. the friends OF that oruer ma! "
aynected 10 do all they can 10 insure Ill
go0u INT nn~t saturday the excursion TO Staun
hnret,fore noticed at some ieng.h II
D,o .Dn, columns, will take place. iran
,oayes ,mrS Chesapeake and ONO depot at
O'Clock L. VI. ro eenarated and In
nv" u;Ii young man wiped the Dloo'
Suuro ..i,,,nd on his right fore-fnger, an'
.lo"i .ro i0are"on.lIill q young man went Oh L
the OI'5d doctor I'm regard TO eatarac
cohsuiI Id d" hocn cut over his left eye, ant
Which NJ, ~ ON the corner went up l
iazy i.L,o ,he "ossip and tell the particulars
gatneI "a. ', the next bar-room, II appeare
the ilgh' ~ aIe fuss originated about an eN
tha. .nc ""It ,irtrt Now, all this need n.
Surs'oii ,'rred and the peace ana dighit
nave oCc'iroonwealth ocou,n could have RENAME
/, OF the 0o, ,ha boys had just considered
j intact II tlle rDen,cmbered that the Virgin
moment moment 'S% No. Si american an IVES; Legion %o
+ Honor, were golils
!; ! ' music i ss S; ;:s
en-: :f::s; Ill s;;; 4; s$ss s; 5 S
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Nl Ash IT. New York. Boarding and Day
school FOR young ladies and children. Rcopen
Sept. 27. Thorough English course. Daily lee
turcs. French and other languages spoken within
six months. Drawing and musical advantages un-
SurnaS>ed. au Is tOcI
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WASHINGTON AND. LEE UNIvER-
w SlTI.
q. w. Z. LIE. rRESIDENT.

Thorough instruction in LANGUAGES. LITE
RAIURE. PHILOSOPHY, and SCIENC +. and I'm
the professional schools Of LAW and ENGINEER
INC. Tuition for nine months. $50: an other
fees, $50. session opens SEPTENBER 2lSr
For catalogue address
J. J.. CAMPBELL. JR..
Clerk of tho Faculty.
au f-f6w&w1m Lexington Va
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REFERENCES:
Ir,itod St,tes senator EN-Chicf- Of Police j.
John ". Johnston. H. 'lalb"Inr, -
I-nitnd STATE, senator General Williams {.
William Malone, Nlchham' ,
Judge ". W. Cmmp, General w. ~ IaYnti
Hon. George -. Wise. General brIlleE l'1"ih-
LV-,.,vrrunrItlbert(. son,
+ HviIi., Fx-Mayor \. VI. Kelley,
ENcnvrrnor James l. Mayor ". G. Caring
kCmpcr. th, 8, ~. T. D..
IN dr.
policc-.Ju-tlce ID. &. Richardson.
I = stI
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.nrcuurAlBA.--Quick complete cure all Aus
o,,ny Kiduey Diseases VI, AZ druyshRA
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COLLEGE, SALEM, v

DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALENi Nj,
IL ofers good advantage ~ nn.ine.. and
pranaratnIy studies. German aud French spoken
Large library. Beautiful and hea.hlnl '"sI siroH
E,,,. ci,urrhcs-uO bar-rooms. Increasing pain
nv Ine ,. cnui eg,ecn Ststes ThiTtieth session begs
sTPTFMBER 18TH. EXPENSES shhn hkud,Ogs. MOD.
FEATE. Catalogue with cut 9I pGr1'iI GGrrTpIT
arnnnd. and mountains FREE. Address sES
TARY or FACULTY. ~ '-
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COTTON.

COTTON. uo.o.
NOTTON CONTkACIs'
ORDERS FOR FUTURE DELdvEh'H' '~'
ea'ea on nc" j. n. EDDY COY
ras-o.wlv ls2 Pearl street, New SoTs'
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8ithmond 1ispatth.
30, 1882.

RS-TlIE 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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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday: .,
Lewis Smith (cOlored) was jailed Tor NJ
teen days for stealing iron from the klch-
mond and Danvlle Railroad Company.
Fanny Isham (coloreD was fined 500
for abusing and assaulting Della Reed with
a stick. .,.o,n
Kate and Mary Matthews Goth colorcd),
charged with having in their possession
81 300, the property OF Z. NJ. ChalkIey.
The ease was continued till Monday.
Edward Poindexter alias Brooks Icol-
ored), charged with stealing Licenses Mo-; Nos.
al and 733, the property Of Edward Lewis
and 4. p. johnson. The case was con-
Lewis 5. Lee (colored), charged with
attempting to beat Mary Reed, was re- re-
ouired to give surety to be OF good DE-
havior for six months. .d
John Carpenter (colored), lighting ana ana
creating disturbance in the street. III
case was continued till Monday.
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lEntered at the Post-oflice at Richmond. Va. nc
sccond-clsss matter.j
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...nn r,rnnn INsTITTTE.

1FAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, ,.,.,.e
nj "a -" " FOR BOTH SEXES,
- - -. - ,,s1os ,.cst Of new BrOad-street sta
ion Phils,Ieiphia on Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central railroad ut, p,.,uoss Scientific
Course OF study: English bnsihe,,
Superior opportunities offered 10 younG men anu
how To- nrepsre for the best American couveTs,
6eSrers are conferred by authority oi lhe . hcsis,
latD5e oS Pennsyyania upon young ladies taxing
full course -. ,,ocu,ion,sf. pen-
Heading taught by frst-cass Gu, hn,,,ti Of
the art. Private instruction gwen vo,mcIiLe ~ Do
oiucaiion has been neglected lpG1S' ipmctoIS'
SIIoRTL IDGE yale COlleget A. M'' fiiho'-
pal, COneoru'Iiie'D' D' au ll-codlm
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SCHOOL. pETERs

I BURG. NA.-Thc eighteenth annual session
begins OCTOBER 2n. Thorough prcnaration for
University Of Virginia and United States Military
and Naval Academies. Highly recommended hy
Faculty OF the University Of Virginia. Full .taf Of
Instructors. Pupils uniformly SucceSsc-l Situation
hcSlthful. Early application advised. rs number
Of boariers Is strictly limited. For catalogue ad-
drcSs ". GORDON MCCAHF. Master an 9-om
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Southern Telegraph Company's Line


At a meeting Of the Committee on
Streets Friday night the following route
was decided upon for the line Of the South
ern Telegraph Company through the
streets OF the city. This route will he re-
commended to the City Council for adop-
ton: Starting from point on the c0rpo-
rate line opposite Seventh street in the
plan OF Port Mayo (Rocketts), thence west
wardly along Seventh street TO Louisiana
street, along Louisiana street to Williams
burg avenue. along Williamsburg avenue
TO Rockets street, along Rockets street to
the Iork-Riyer railroad cut, along the
IOrk-Riyer railroad cut TO the intersection
OF Pear and Cary streets, along Cary street
to Fourteenth street. along Fourteenth
street TO Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company grounds, along Richmond and
Danyillc Railroad Company grounds to
Byrd street, along Byrd street to Ninth
street, along Ninth street TO Free bridge,
across the Free bridge SOuihwardIy.
Also, starting from the same line at its in
tcrsection with Fourteenth street, thence
along Fourteenth street to College street.
along College street to Marshall street,
along Marshall street to Thirtccnth street,
along Thirteenth street TO Christian street,
along Christian street to Seventeenth street,
along Seventeenth street TO Potter street,
along Potter street TO Concord street, along
Concord street to corporation line.
This is one report Of the line adopted.
Another gives the following route: Enter
1.-The corporation line near the new shops OF
the Tanner q Delaney Company, thence
down Seventeenth street TO point near
the grain elevator, where the main line
will divcrge, and crossing Butcher flats, "
strike the new street running down the
hill from Marshall street opposite the Re-
treat for the Sick. From thence the line
will cross Broad street through College
street. and along Fourteenth street to Ross,
up Ross to Governor, down Governor to
Franklin, along Franklin 10 Twelfth. down
Twelfth to Byrd, along Byrd TO Ninth, and
thence along Ninth and across the Free
| bridge to Manchester.
From where the main line dvergeS on
/ Seventeenth street an eastern line Will pass
J down Seventeenth street 10 Cary, down
/ Cary to Pear, thence on the bank OF Tho
! Richmond, York River and Chesapeak,
railroad 10 Rockets street, thence 10 VIII
liamsbrlrg avenue, and Louisiana street t(
Seventh street (Port Mayo, and eastwardll
to and beyond the corporation line to IT.
destination.
The new line OF telegraph comes IRON
Hanover Courthouse directly to the city
avoiding the railroad. -,
The route from here to Petersburg vii
he through Manchester and down the Rive
road between the turnpike and the river L
a point about four miles below Manchester
and thence along the county road 10 re
tersburg. 1t will not touch The rallroa'
at all.
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Y RETREAT ACADEMY. NEW

OFTl RETREAT ACADEMY, NEW
L KENT COUNTY. NA.-The exercises az this
school viii he resumed lsTu SEPTEMBER: close
second Friday IN June, 1883. strictly limited Ia
twenty scholars TERMS Board, including wash
Ma,hcmailcs, 900; Latin. Greek, or French, sI0
extra V. Walden, Principal; post-oface. Bar-
hAmsVillc. an 10 l,s
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ACADEMY. MI

- CHESTER. NA.-Fightccnth session begins
SEPTEMBER 14TH. Preparation for university,
army. navy. or business. Thorough discipline
Iocsion unsurpassed for beauty and health
Covered gymnasium and extensive suburban
grounds. &. l.. {. MINOR, VI. \. University Nir-
ginial, Ii. ID. an 6-2taw6w
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OEIECT SCHOOL
DEEKSKILL u. " MILITARY
ACADEMY.

For circulars address
CoLoSEL c. j. WRIGHT A. M''
,oo ,.,o..s,,ou Principal
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DFACU MILITARY ACADEMY, n
- sFIFCT BOARDING AND DAY SCHo0Id,,'
80 $-2 EAsI FkANhLiN Ion sIhr rcmmdnee.
sTIfi,PsI,tY. SrpfeInber lith. and clio 3es iH "i
june following. JONI :, BEACH, 'escheT 9l
IODg experience. associate. Professor l. ~ HN0
sgiKFF. Modern Languages. .,,oo.,o, IN
CIrculars NJ book stores, or upon appucn9h "
N4'0ui''iS 81 :. L. BEACH,
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE

TIE ELEVENTH SESSION OPENS
SEPIEMBIR 9TH.
goo STATE STUDENTS WHO PAY NO
TUITION.
NECESSARY EXPENSES FOR TIN MONTHS
ONLY 1892.
Apply o your county superintendent. Of schools
or addfe,, 1. y. CONRAD, President,
su i-d2t 2taw2wN Nwlm Black shurC. Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals and nricfs

W. r. Drinkard, Esq, Of the Dispatch,
l'as gone 10 The country. lie will spend
several weeks on the South side and in the
Southwest. ''' " '"0
Rey. DIR. w. G. Starr, pastor OF Broad
street Methodist church, is quite sick AZ
ms residence. in this city. His pulpit will
he filled this morning by Rev. w. p.
wright, OF LalTel-Street church.
Rev. w. G.. Schacfler, the pastor OF the
First English Lutheran church. having
been rendered vacation by his conprcga.
'loh' mas gone to join his family, who are
spending the summer in the mountains OF
Pennsylvania.
The sheriff OF Wythe county delivered
the following cOnvicts TO the superntend-
eht OF the penitentiary yesterday William
Guyn and ID. b. Smith, two years each, for
forgery.
Revenue collections for week ending
saturday, August 18th: Monday, S7,744.G7;
Tuesday, S5,Sl5.7G; Wednesday, SS,59O.56; ;
Thursday, A,902.55; Friday, s6.I92. .96 !;
Saturday, sS,154.12-total, ?4l, ,700.62.
Captain Thomas s. Evans, editor OF that
spicy paper the Reidsvile Times, was in
the city yesterday. lie brings cheering
news OF crop prospects in Rockingham,
n. G.
Major John Poe has received a descrip.
tive list OF man named John 4. earns
ney, wanted in New York for stealing
$4,000. A reward of $500 is offered for the
arrest OF the man.
Mr.. Frank w. Cunningham and family
returned TO the city yesterday from visit
to the mountains OF Virginia.
A colored boy about fifteen years Of age
was thrown from horse at the corner Of
Broad and Sixth streets yesterday about
O'Clock, and seriously injured The city
ambulance was called. and DR.. Pickercll
dressed two ugly cuts temporarily. and had
the boy removed to the city almshouse for
future treatment. The horse was running
away at lhe time Of the accident.
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EDUCATIONAL.


A CADEMI OF THE VISITATIOT
N MONTE MARIA.
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY SCUOIApa
The exercises OF this institution win he rcSn,,,
on the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
IS-om
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The name OF the Louisa Ne'cs and
Farmer has been changed to the Piedmont
Free Press.
National Republican., 1882-04-22
COLUMBIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Reorganization for the Present senson
Military Match This Afternoon.

Military Match This Afternoon.
For some time the Columbia Rife Association
has had in contemplation reorganization Of its
rules and regulations, putting the entrance fec
and monthly dues on n basis that would encour-
age the military Of the District to join in large
numbers The long range practice with the fine
rifles was confined to small number OF gentle
men Of what might be termed scientific shots, and
therefore, to keep up the expenses OF the ranges
the entrance fee was fixed from the FIRST
Mt $40 and the monthly dues az
q for each member The reorganization was
thought necessary, owing TO the great interest
taken In rife practice last season by the military
organizations Of the city, and the whole matter
was left TO the executive committee which held
special meeting for that purpose last evening.
In conformity with the generally expressed views
of the leading rnemen Of the various military
Companies Of the city, the executive committee
unanimously 6xed the rates as follows Entrance
fee, 50, aud monthly dues ffy cents TO each men,
ber. This will include
RiFLEMES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
and arrangements will soon be made at the range
at Bennlrg's for the military rnemen to practice
a. all disances from two hundred up to ono thou
sand yards This Is for Ohc purpose of giving the
men the necessary expcrienSe to enable thGm 10
contest for places if they deeSye on the military
team that Is " shoot the great int national mat'h
with the English Mt Crcedmoor next September.
Immediately nitrr this REORGANIZATION, was per
fectcd last cveping there were seven military rife.
men proposed aud elected, four ilon the
| Light Inmn,ry Corps and three from
the Rifles, and II is stated that
some hftccn 6rtventy others wil propose for meme
| bership as soon ns'tfe modification Is known. A
| subcommittee was also appointed last evening 10
prepare n spring and summer pr grnmme for both
| military and fine rife matches the said committee
nj once announcing military subscription match
for this afternoon, ut Benning's the terms Of the
match to be stated on the ground. Many of the
participants will DIVE ont, leaving the city rt
about two O'Clock; others will ~ on the i:iO
train, Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. a le'-
ter was read NJ the meeting last evening
from Mr. j. II, Steward opticinn, No. 306 Strand,
London, in which he announced that he had for
warded to tue Columbia Rifle Associntion, ms
field glass" to be shot for by members of the C.
II. A. on such conditions as the club might make
THIS Is the second contribution of this kind from
this gentleman. he last year sending q Lord Bury
telescope which was won by DIR. s. ], scott, of the
c. Il. A, Tho Columbia Rifle Association Is to be
congratulated OH its prospects for the coming sea-
National Republican., 1882-04-22

The Capital City Guards fair has been n great
success, the rooms being crowded each uight and
the ladies have cause to be congratulated The
receipts nre large, and promise to be better next
week. The friends OF the company have turned
out most nobly. The popular knights Of st. Au-
gustne were out in force on Wednesday night,
Webster Rifles on Thursday night, Gethsemane
Commandory, X, r., on Friday night, and Wash.
ington Cadets Monday night. The ladies have
concluded TO open the i0ir to-day from two TO six
o'clock D. M, so that children may have chance
TO attend. The voting has been very lively this
week and promises 10 be hot next week. Tile
contests for the police uniform and for the fishing.
tackle are warm, the contestants being Officers
John 4. Layton, William West, and Clinton, uu
Capitol IIill for the suit and |, Landrc John l.
Webster william Mnlvin, and others for the tackle
The committee hope to see large attendance o
children to-day.
National Republican., 1882-04-22

LADIES AND CIIILDREN's SUITS


Monday week the small boy will hide his books
under the front steps, the "cullud" girl win leave
her pots and pans and go down to the corner, the
ecclesiastical gentleman will revolve in his mind
the usual deeds contained in the category of NOR
tai sins and the entire population will be at
all this upheaval will be the arrival of Barnum's
Great and Only Show, the Great London Circus,
and Jumbo. Barnum is the only man who ever
succeeded in getting the national bird Of foreign
while the American eagle. perched unon the top
Of the centre pole screams eXutingly for Bar
mum the eephantine British Lion gobbcS down
American peanuts with the delight OF an epicure.
Jumbo will be accompanied by twenty-five ele-
phants, who, while they do not equal him in size,
are hisambitiOus rivals in the peanut chewing act
Tho other oelebrllles will be discussed next eek
National Republican., 1882-04-22

The name Of Charles ID. Hess has become ns
thoroughly identified with English opera in Amer
lea as Colonel Maplesons has with Italian opera in
England, and the numerous opera troupes which
he has organized and controlled during the past
twelve years have been characterized by the ex-
ceence OF the artists and the fine selection OF
operas In their reperories, Next week tho Acme
Opera Company, which Mr., Hess organized and
has been carrying ON Il ably successful tour
through the country, will open an engagement Mt
Ford's Opera House The troupe comprises such
artists as Adelaide Randall, Louise seirle Alfred
Wilkie, Mark Smith, James and Henry Peakes
Miss Elsner and others, THE Chimes of Nor
mandy Is billed 59r Monday night; THE
and "Fra Diayolo," Thursday. The box.sheet Is
now open,
National Republican., 1882-04-22

"The Snake Charmer," which was produced at
the BJou Theatre in New York with most elabo-
rate scenic Effects will be presented for the first
time in this city at the National Theatre to.duy at
the matinee. The scenery Of the first act was
ra'ncd by Hawcy, the scenic artist at Wal
lUck,i that Of the second by Gralscher, and
ur SIS of recognized ability. Ihe costumes are
said o. b. especially gl.Pe0uF. Although Man ger
MrCuull haste'u handicapped by The uncertainty
..., movements Of his leading attraction, Miss
tHcupe Lewis he Is determined 10 give Gs pc q.
f CT rep estntGtion ns the circumstances will
prrmlt, and Miss Paulin will sustain tho leading
role.
National Republican., 1882-04-22
TO THE PUBLIC!

regarding
Navy Department deem
the examining board The simple facts that the machinery
dvngbelt of the engine able to hold its oad thatt
slipped angeoua
which entirely
performed which designed
and
building Hsng Machinery
ing constructed the the frsc elevators throughout
injured EevaOTsi
further that it is estimated that of Fifty Millions of
annually
the magnitude of business be imagined,
respectfully,