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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-10

THE COwARDIN-ELAM AFPAIR.-Nr.
Charles OBJ. Cowardin, editor OF the Dis
patch, and Mr.. William {. Elam, editor Of the
Wig, were arrt sted during last week upon
q charge OF being about TO commit a breach
Of the peace by fighting duel. They were
placed under bonds at different times, and
the consideration Of the case postponed
until yesterday, when it came up in the
Police Court, with Police-Justice ID. c.
Richardson presiding.
The parties appeared in court at the
appointed time, accompanied by their
bondsmen, Mr.. Henry X. Ellyson for Mr..
Cowardin. and Mr.. John :. Dodson for
Mr.. Elan. Dir. Meade Ilaskins was pre-
sent a. legal adviser Of Mr.. Elan, and Mr..
c. V. Meredith acted IA Mr.. Cowardin's
counsel. Mr.. Samuel b. Witt. Common
wealth's attorney, was also present.
J. B. Angle, a sergeant OF police, was
called to the stand, and testified:
Question by the Court: "Did you swear
out this warrant"
Il did, sir"
"State your reasons for doing so, and
why you apprehended a breach Of the
peace"
"Wen. sir, on last Saturday morning l
read an editorial in the Dispatch in which
severe language was used about Mr.. Elan
by Mr.. owardin-language that | didn't
think either one would take without re-
senting; and fearing that breach OF the
peace was intended, / swore out the war
rant. Besides, | heard that the parties
were preparing 70 leave the city"
Mr.. Angle stood aside, and the Court
l,ked. Have YOU any Witne- ses, Mr. Mere
dith:
ono. sir: oaly Colonel Leary here, who
saw the gentlemen pass each other quietly
on the morning the warrant was sworn out.
do not think II necessary. however, TO
| pace him or the stand
Mr. clam said somethinr 10 Mr.. Hasklns,
whereuDOn the latter arose and said: " IL
vour Honor please, if Colonel Leary.s state
ment i to be given out here, prefer that
be should tell it himself from the witness
stand -
" All right" said Mr.. Meredith; 81
have no objection. | hardly thought II
necessary to call Colonel Leary to the
stand. as his evidence only goes to show
that the gentlemen met on the morning the
offensive articles appeared and passed each
other a. peaceable people do
Colonel Leary took the stand, ana WV
asked by the Court 10 state whether ne
saw Messrs. Elan and Cowardln pass
each other quietly on the morning re-
ferred to-
Colonel Leary: 81 was walking up
Rroed street on the morning named IN
company with Mr.. COwardin,. when l., at !,
nojnt ! think between second and Ihlrd
strqei,. we met Mr.. Elan and friend.
had read the Dispatch OF that mornlnS, ana an.
his caused me to notice the parties closely;
Tbov looked at each other and passed
without any demonstration at all" A.
Question by Mr.. Haskins: "Did Mt
Elm have on his eye-glassesI' -
Il think not; the gentleman VINO ac'
companied Mr.. Elam could tell that sup
Bv the Court: ANY further questions
Counsel in the case replied negatively.
The Court decided under the circuil
stances TO place both gentlemen ullee
bonds Of s1. 600 each to keep the peace 10
twelve months. The same suretles VIZ
accented as before, and the gentlemen 'ei
the courtroom.
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Mr.. Thomas Potts, Of A. Y. Stokes a.
Co., will sail on the Cunard steamer Both
MA from New York on Wednesday the
18th on a VISIT to his Batfye land.
Mr.. T. Bennett Dashieii il member OF
the Monumental choir.
Governor Cameron came back TO Rich
mond yesterday, after making n flaming
Malone speech at Republican meeting.
Mr. z. 2. Jones son Of Rey.J. VIM. Jones,
ID. D. has resigned his position OF clerk in
the freight Office OF the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad, and accepted position
with I. II. Bransford, ESD, agent OF the
Norfolk and Western and Shenandoah
Valley railroads, at Roanoke, Va.
Pick-poekets were at work on the eX-
cursiOn train for Washington Friday night,
and succeeded in stealing several purses,
one watch. and other articles. Policeman
Dcuring succeeded in srresting one OF
them in the act.
Messrs. II. l.. Staples & Co.. real estate
agents. have sold for Mrs. Mary \.
Hulcher the store and dwelling, with about
six acres Of land, situated on the Brook
turnpike, for the sum Of $1,000 cash, to Mr..
William LEVERS. OF New York.
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THE MINsTRELs TUESDAY MONT
rho imDrovements that have marked ever!
leading Su enterprise the past decade none none
SaS !, ~ made itself more apparent to The gene
La LII nnLtic n, than that Of negro minsrelsy.
r. It 7 within the memory OF every amuse-
~ ,,o,,."eeIler y when 4 minstrel company
,l,,,,,herinr from eighteen to twenty people
,,al icon.idered sufficient to please the pub
w. M,'' Esch succeeding year, however, gave
n'.;donce Nv; of Improvement in negro NM
er 5,noIsv ~ until A half dozen years ago when
SUI s5;1. = BARLOW on one end and George
Si1.on Mt. W. non the other gave the first largest
comnanv " r, that appeared before the Anief'-
'T BarIow and Wilson will be in klcnmGnu ;nu
rnesday night. and their great repuIa1iGIn n Ii
vii not suffer here; the sufferers VIII nc
those who iail TO see them.
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,,orurp MARvIy.-Yesterday Officer
AN"I,h a. ~ Fensom arrested a colored man
Don1ed Dom~ Dabney Brooks alias Minor ..lio1 on a
nalron lIl1'a ., bisamv. Dabney got married
Tn ears - ago to coored dam.eI named p@ly TnTS
ye1rS ,ehnso1 on firing Of Dolly he made love love
gOnnsUIh >. nnother girI. married her, and lli llyed
10 ;,h h"o her ior year. Dolly heard
win swore out warrant ana
Oh p,hrey ~ arrested. lie was sent to the
hau tort;ary p,t for three years, and was recent
Peni'er,td ei;serated He went back to his former
y ,,o nO1,ut but asain deserted and married poliy
pnJ' Wins DS Dolly visited her wrath again IN
rerShaI, re- Ahane OF a warrant, and now paDney
nla the s9sPS viii II be very apt to make Marvin;
dno,,aintance. paUV He was taken 10 the oeoonu
~ not;ce-station and locked up.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
L AN OLD NUESE.

MRS. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one Of the best female physicians
and nurses In the United states, and has been used
for forty years with neyer-ialins safety ma sue
cess by millions Of mothers and children from he
feeble infant Of one week old 20 tie admit II cor
rect. acldity OF the stomach relieves "lnd-colc'
regulates the bowels. and gives rest heAItn' ana
comfort 10 mother aud child. We neile'e IL NE
best and surest remedy in tie world Ia All cases oi
DYsENTERY and DlARRh'EA III chiAuIeh'
whether arising from teethins or rom any o"ies
-, sun directions for using will accompany
s,cb bottle. None genuine unless the Iae stHsie
- cI-RTIs & PERKINS Is on the Outside wrap
per. sold by all medicine-dealsrs- Twenty-Five
-, ho,,te - s-eodlw
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GOOD CHEER.-At the COSY Model Dining and
sampIe-Rooms Of the gpual Captain JACK Lane
IAN old member og The Young Guardl. e22 Broad
street, you al ~zys dni that which cheers man
KIND. His friends and the pub.c may rest assured
hat The Tery best the markets afford viii be ser,el
up In The very bet -yie. AZ prices W thu tn pro-
vince Of every pocket-booL. The choicest Wines.
Liquors. Beer. Ales, Mlncral-Waters. Fancy
Drinks. and Cigars are always u be had lnd We
can assure our readers Ihat they will never be dis
appointed in calling on the veteran LANE At 622
RrOad street.
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ArCrION SALES MONDAY.

81 SELDOM TAYLOR So =. NJ. commissioners
ale u James-riyer estate known A. Ly~sr L1,~s
TnckahOe.~ I'm GIoOchland county. on the hlSn- s,n
mond snd Allegnany rai!road' thir'eeu ~''e'
from Richmond.
NJ STAPLES &CO..5P. W.. brick Daildlne on
' Dock street opposite the Old Dominion steAn-
ship COmpany's sheds.
JOHS 7. JONES, sheriff Henrico county IL M w
Srrn In HpnrfcO county known as " Piilh I%Jezii- %
No. on tie Nine-Miie road. Two miles froin
RichmOad.
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OF confinement In the penitentiary. Liz
zie had a lover. and, what Il mort, loved
her lover. Lizzie's folks didn't ike her
(! eser, and Lizzie determined to elope. She
had no horse; lover had none. still Liz
zie loved, and, not 10 be thwarted, she
stole horse, and with her lover set out to
get married. The law officers pursued,
aud the eowardly lover jumped from TIE
horse and left Lizzie to her fate. making
his escape through the bushes. Three
years 10 the State prison was what it cost
the young woman, who went out from the
penitentiary with a ruined reputation and
child born within the prison limits.
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MIR. DILLEY's STATEMENT

was A great sufferer from 4 CANCFROrs
AFFECTION q my face. ~ pronounced by seve-
RAJ Of the most Intelligent medical men Of thi.
section ef country. and also from KIDNEY dis
s<,se For the latter affection advised To nse
tbe BUFFALO IlrHlA WATER. While using
De water the canccrous growth dropped from nv
face. and the place healed over perfectly The
CANCER ~ IA aaH possession, and can be seen
- any ops calling 0n uss. I cannot and do not
doubt thaf this relief WAS due entirely % the nse OF
the water 1s my disease had before resisted every
remedy ulat could be suggested"
T1re proprietor does not wish % be understood as
making The cain that this water viii cure cancer
II H. however claimed that q Is one Of TIE most
po,rsrfal = kn0rR remedies In all cases OF
RIsoOD POISONING.
Tbs above statement Of Mr.. Dlliey 4. one OF
many soiaz % sustain this claim.
THOMAS r. GOODE-
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia springs. Va
ru 2q.8l. 8l.SC5,S.I0I3
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baltimore OriOls.

Tho Baltimore Oriole celebration on the
lath. 18th, and l4th OF september promises
to be a grand success. ,,,.u
sive preparations for the festivities anu ,he
accommodation Of the hosts OF visitors VINO
are expected on the interesting occasion
The Richmond, Fredericksburg ana roto-
mac railroad offers excursion .lcAe.s ,1 az
greatly reduced rates, good 70 rs'uih un'N
fhe 18th OF september. INCLUSIVE
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~ Noxrv IN Ir.-Yesterday morning
No No nn',roes aaDr,s were standing near the pump
IN front OF the post-oflice.
IN ~ tear r your liver out" said the othe,'
,,l;,h ~ y 'tM hat the two fell to lighting. a
w " i'n one 80. went in TO part them, ara
thru ,l,o,Ie In. ensrled, during which pocket
SnoE fell on the street. Awhile man y PasI ak
poe doom lied ,J" d il up, and, not stopping 70 ASK
TSe negroes grew quiet after awhile h ,bort oTt
! u n1 rations Of watermelons will be snor'
to-day. -
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HEADQUARTERS COURT OF NINE,
BALLsvILEE, POwHATAN,

september 4. lsS2.
Last year when the drought became
alarming we requested certain Christian
associations 10 UNITE in the continuous
prayer for rain and Gods blessing. This
year We suggest day Of public thanks, and
thereby show our adherence 10 the truth Of
the Bible and dependence on Almighty
God for the result OF our Abors, while
skepticism is seeking 20 undermine this
safeguard OF society and bulwark Of pros
perity. Our committee i also instructed
to call farmers convention (when suits-
bic arrangements are made on important
business. T. L. CuAsBLIss, Chairman.
j. ". WhH0ck. Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS.

.S-,-,-,S, ,xn WesrKRx RAILROAD Col
oTFfcE or THE sBcRErARY,
Nos. 81 AND 80 soCTH THIRD sikEso Isso
PHf.DELruLA, August zl, lscz.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN IHAl Tia,
y rur RoARD or DIRECTORS has dec lirei !. q
ArN,[.pTERIY DIVIDEND OF OSE DOLkAh. !.
a5ye sittREoN THE PREFEkRED siOs y ~, ~ - y
~ eomnsny. PAYABLE on aud after s.P s,i,s
MN 10 he stockholders - registersu A.
NJ ,nae5holers u record In New York witi ne pa,.
~ TnIon National Bank. New \ 0rs e.,y H'.a M
r. OF record In PhisAieipnia' ~ WIG ''''e
~ the tr,-..rer In this city. -. ,-,,, Au,us,
y. rt ~ ,rr ,sf~r-books viii he closed lroni Angus
Al "a 10 september 10TH inclusive. ,pxrs
r.~.,s.,s secretary.
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sasMsseIb =; baseball was played Yesterday nns. m
s4ncca sac Sl on m !, %nsnurss n1ss
Q victory snS 4 iof the q 6 the E osns
the thea late xspe nqs' played. A large er'wa WV
nessed , the interesting CONFESS
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CARPET-CLEANING.
4 NEW INDUSTRY IN RICHMOND.

NEW INDUSTRY IN RlCHMOND'
c,ppEr-CrFANfNG By MACHINERY.
We can safely say there Il but one way 10 ihe
IL done. and that - by machinery. tnoS ~ tbe
rhe,nesf grade The best Of city references y,
CsI And SEF HOW IT l. DONE. ~ Is tiS .,,., p,,ey
AFR removing tie dust and dirt ana dss'EV'i1o
the moths -, .,,e,,, y.-oat r,rorn nj IL
All or,iers lett az 3l4 north flit SIT ssle. t{ye
..fende5 fo Satisfaction guaranteed every % %tlii,S
Amir facilities for cleaning 5000 yirus u""'
F1 c-eahihE' "0'''- - A. J. PYLE,
ala north Fifth street.
.e-aode, next 10 St. james chureh,
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BISHOP JASssESs; The Ca.1Ss. tSn nronosed
n, This city having learned OF spn shS prORFy Fran.
Vi visit here during October Of 4, D Satebez. 50
S Iong Connected with s.. cssr petsf are taking
ao administrator of this diocese g; IIs their love
snd ,sPi respect such reception .rssabe On s to h
them as sna Ss Of the
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NC. Staples, Esq, Of the iirm Of II. L.
MI. a. :. S1lp cp viii leave for Baltimore to-
SaaP.es q evening ven for the purpose OF dis,
mT,r9% ir;hn9,ug during the oriOle many thousand
copies o, ,,,alhI;.bed ahg by them for the purpose
:, SRse sxertising 4 the virginia farms they have
ior sale.
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BOARDING.

PERMANENT. TRANSIENT, AND
- po4RDEI,S accom- mOdated reasonabiy
a. Mr., r., e. WHITES handsome resi9slse, s,r-
~ twelfth and Broad streets. se o-n N""Ce
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NIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN HORSE

ATRADITIONARY TALE OF THE Cooked
HAT GENTLY IN THE OLD DOMINION by
Dr C,rutber.: % cents. Two hundred and sixty
nine numbers Of the FRANKLIN-SQCARE IL
RRARY for ate a. from y cents = 20 cents.
RANDOLPH ENGLISH
..1oRSw 1907 Main street.
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CHEAP POPULAR EDITIONS


RODNAN THE kEEPFR; ~
SOUTHERN SKETCHES. by Constance rem
,,,,,ra yVnolson author Of Anne e.. l6mQ.
Psper. SO cents The success e NJ Nr1l-ol :
Novel. Anne has caused 4 fresh demand Tor t1e
art site and remarkable skctches Ia inc ABOVE 49,
ume. ..,,.- -r.-r,r AND
ISTHE BRUSH OR. OLD-TlM ~ >,!Gi Al l. ASD y.
pol ITICAL LIFE IN TIE sol IHM EH1., u!
u " Pierson- ID d. ulurtrzted by ". l.. ohep-
pard New cleap edition. l6mo. Paper oV
cent?. For sale by .~,-,,Y, p.okso1e-
os COS Main street
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The best liquors in Richmond can be
found at Garner Il Taber's, No. III north
Seventeenth street, next 10 Frischkorn's =.
w. y. Blair * Go. furnish every article
they sell in that line.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing DONE Al
the DISPATCH PRISTEe-tioUsE. Good WORK
low nrices. and .arisfactiOn gnaranLeed.
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Tue WEATHER YESTERDAY was falI-like
and clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 8 A. NJ, go: :
A. ~, -; noon, rs; 2. NJ, 76; 6 7.
". 70; midnight, 20.
Mean temDerature. IA
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FINANCIAL.
MON EY l. y \ y r. u
CPOS
- ....,,- =. .,-tr f,f9 cor ATEHAL

UPOS
REAL. ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECu"'i =
sp,..ial attention given 70 the RtSIING " = =, =
or RFAI. ESTATE and the COLLECTION Of
RFsTs. Liberal advances made mar
All kinds Of CITY AND COUSIHi
ESTATE for sale ,..n-
SALES BY AUCTION made In a''
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE To exchange fO'
virdnian. ,..-o,~, rnc, ,frSTs
taken. ,y
Appiy for The VIrginfa Land GaIds.
A''' GEORGE +. CRAWFORD
Real Estate, Land Agent and Anctoneer,
su 81 -sod3m iV""
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ROTKBRIDGE ALUM WATER

DOCKBRIDGE VA ALUM WATER
por more than half century has crown steadily In
repu,e 81 4 medicinal agent IN Vide range Of
ohrrnlc diseases. Mnlutudc- Il women can tes-
rfv n ~ unsurpassed efficacy IN the relief sud
cur Il nlose ailments peculiar % their sex.
DYSPEPSIA,
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. SCROFULA,
CHRONIC DIARRHTA, AND DYSENTERY
YIELD MOST RAPIDLY.
AND
PERMANENT CURES RESULR
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE ( BAKERS SAPONINE DENri-
FRICE, which will speedily remove tncipient tartar
and scurf. Price. Nifty cents box.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. sc,
BARGAINS.

TOR SALE, STOCK OF GOODS OF
\ A wELL-EsrABLIsfiEDB BUSINESS upon
saF{ aFF{iSEsr AND BEST. sTOREHoCsE IN THE
| VALLEY for sale or lease, =.
Reasoa Tor wanting 70 sell al health q one oi
| 81. sr,n hadress KING q sLEEr,
So Adj Luray, Page county, va.
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OFFICE OF JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, GROCER,
No. so MAIS STREET,
,,,,>, EIGHTH AND NINTH,

RETWXEN
September 10, 1882.
For the protection Of my patrons, 81! ! an, n,
onOaa Ui -" that ROBERT BRowN and DECKER
Souu.e S.n.esaS .n~' are The only coLoRED PoRrERs
sAnDss .,,nnnssod 70 70 receive orders for me. The
au.hol l]eu % he community is requested,
p,Iphe and shs'y commands OI will be faithfully ex-
eeu'eu' JOSEPH VI. BLAIR.
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" ISICAL-

nROFES>OR JOHN kEssNICH HAV-
/ ING RETURNED FROM THE sPklSGs-
.ruounees that he Will resume Instruction upon the
VIOLIN AND CORNET.
JOHN KESSNICH,
9ez Broad street.
speciality.
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STARKE x SONS.

V'HOMAS j. SIAitht ~ SUM,
L 4Oj BROAD STREET. RICHMOND. w.,
Dealers I'm SCHOOL. COLLEGE, EELls1iD,r;
STNDAY--CHOOL. AND CkLLANEVI
BOOKS If ali kinds n lowest cash price, 5 ~ r.
CENT PIANO SllEET-Nt -lC. >fE9 ~. ~ -, -,
and ElE-GL A>SLS Speciality. Calii.st. u ~ SIT
FRYE on aupiic8tOu. Au = t---l-
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SEED, &c.

NERMAN CLOVER 25c. per pnT,i,v pounT
" oRCHARD-GRAss, CLOVER Iss lhoin
HERDS. T&LL MEADOW OATS ehA0e'
and ALI kinds Of SEEDS at lowest prices.
r. W. WOOD, scotsman,
corner Of sixth and Marshall strss's,
sc lost -
TI,IyRNIP sEEDl TURNiP SEED :. - ZIP "
.re now offering our large stock Of ~ IN ~ srom
Sgd at reduced prices snq SslJir sslI'r WINTER
hEufsr AZ 4oe. per pound. and SPRING NALL
from DC. up s.ss,Is ikN M. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Richmond. Va.
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DICHaoSp FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The thir,ieth annual session u this instifasivn
.orso, .FPTEMBER i4rH With ire following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS
MIss sALLEY b. HAMMER, Principal LAIN,
urraI philosophy. and Fngilsh Literaplre-
IsfOYKs.oE CHARLES n. " WINSTON. NJ ~
Natural sciences apd. .hzthematirs.
Mss T.. I. THIHS1ON iZrziiafs Of tis-'r
C.lIegel, Mzlhemz ties aRi History.
MADssOIsELLK ROSE DE DCfxkLE sSsii'e
q Franeei, preneh.
Miss GkkBE, 1srInaa. -,
I.fis Nsth~naiies. and PrrparassrT -rhsei
MHs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, Eossiisztt"n
MIS- NELLIE DUsTAAN, Piano. Thorough
Bass. and H1rmogy.
Mass > c HAMMER, tsaitar.
Miss ALICIA II. LAIRD, Drawing ssa PAINT
Ing. ....,.,. .,,. ,,... N,
eorstiys Ars, and kenaington EmbraSsry.
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SEPTEMBER 10, 1882.
WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, winds mostly north to east.
stationary or lower barometer and TEN.
perature.
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N,WARTHMORE COLLEGE.
President swarthmore College,
81 21-Tst Defawlrr county. pa-
sCHOOL. PETERs

I BURG. vA.-The eighteenth annual session
begins OCTOBER 20. Thorough preparation for
University ~ virginia and United >taLes Military
aud naval Academies. Highly recommended ~
Faculty Z the University Of Virginia. Full tan 0f
instructors. Pupils uniformly successful. situation
hcalthfnl. Early lppiirstiou advised a. number
Il boarlers J., ,tr'rtly limited. For catalogue adj
dress " GORDON M,CABF. Master. au 3-2m
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COLDER LIFE N TIE ARNY OF
- NORTHERN VIRGINIA, by CAHLI,oS ,N,', McI
CARrHY. private second company NlchinOnl @
H0vitzerS with illustrations by W: l. III IN -
lieutenant Richmoud Howitzers The book VIII r,s oe
large l6n0. of 25O pages, on h.nIsou,S 70 90 Il
mir ted an1 bound I'm the best manner ~ mail
p,@t-paId. sI.5O-usual DISCOUNT - the tr.1e aw
CARLTON MCCARTHY ~,
PnhIi.bers. Booksellers and stationers:
tyE 9l6 NAN street. rie4iA'o--'
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Marvin makes himself as insinuatlVe 70
the penitentiary officials a. he once dld 10
women. Marvin Is 4 magnet. Years "eiSh
mon his shoulders, and the white hand OF
T;u,a his silyered his beard and hair. he
= made like the most OF men, and has
nothjne peculiar in his physique; sun
Marvin is mighty, and mind makes nun so.
Ms 'rs makes modesty q weapon with whicn 10
ass.u as Yet he is not modest Marvin l. a
msrtyr marty he says. Fact plumpiy denies
~ IL, lie l. a convict, yet does yalua-
Sia work for the State, and escapes
hard labor by the use oil his taient.
lie married many women, and has made
The most of the attempt to punish MN ioi
bjs wretched meanness. lie moves aDoul
~ scene OF the work, never speaks 10 tns
.ne a-c,,trers or masons, and deports him
ss, cuietly. His works speak Tor nm
sud a. they show superior talent, the OF
s sn;als allow him privilege and relieve BIN
nt'l ~ labor except that Of higher order =,
Some s. oi these bright mornings MARVIN WI
be I, missing Mark the prediction.
THE RoUoH COURSE OF LOVE.
remarkable case Of true love runnin'
ronyhlv was shown in the history OF tn
eonyiction Of Lizzie Harmon, .. nrsa me'
county, who was recently SET ~ , ,a,y
mon Tie expiration Of a three-years 'sfl
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.v.vyv. AND FIsH-DEALERs-

HYsTERs AND sORA. 40
N a. w,at ~ GOOD tbox or open
al oYsfERs. s0RA. &C.. ean BE- sap-c cpxSSER
piled Al any time or 70 any asslnss disappoint-
4 JENStnGss. - m Z, ~ send your orders TO
50e east Marshall stree.
, ,.s~een SIKH and seventh stfsse.s,
where yoa can st sll times b supp''s% Ts
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PREPARATORY scHooI.

Fading the great nsed II rh"rosst preparatory
xork special arrangements are nsade fof ssnait
ehidrxn who esln pow enlrr as eight Year. 0f sts.
A French class has teen orgzniked Tor sissh
children. . r.A
Though not Otherwise connected VITA the Se~es,
xi,l b~ aIlowca % enter the conversation sias~.
Thoss desiring ~ snser .hoaid sRpiy * vnss ss
"a sv-lm corner Tenin and MarsnAn stscvss.
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NEW AND ELEGANT sAsH-RIBBONs it
+. J. LEVY ( co.'s,
2I3 east Broad street
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The prison set apart for the women Is a
shameful tumble-down frame building,
west Of the prison proper, and separated
therefrom by a high plank-fence.
A new building became imperative, ana
an appropriation Of 10000 was made Tor
his purpose. The idea at Grst vas TO build
il Of brick. but the profits OF the prison,
coupled with the appropriation, caused the
directors TO decide 10 build parity OF
gr-,nite. Marvin drew the plan for the
building, and the