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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-24

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF Yesterday:
y. Sales (colored), the driver OF Foster
& Morton, was reported for fast driving
in the street, and tined $3.50.
John Marx wa' fined - for violating the
city ordinance in standing his hack at a
place other than that designated by the
Mayor. and ob>tructing the entrance to
Forl's Hotel, and refusing TO move when
ordered.
f.. l.. IIobson was fined - for running
a wagon on the street improperly num-
bcrcd.
Elisha Tucker (colored) was fined 81 for
allowing his horse to run NJ large in the
street.
Julia Wiley and Sarah Lord Goth co
lorcd), were fined - each Tor lighting IN
the street.
Frank Williams (colored), charged with
stealing a lot Of chickens, the property OF
some person unknown. Officer Burnett,
Who made the arrest. stated that he met
Williams on Eighteenth S.fcet early ytstci'
dav morning with a bag containing six
live chickens, and finding that he could
not give n satisfactory account a to how h'
came bv them, he took him To the station
! house. The case was continued TIL Fri
| day. ,,,
The case OF Frank Branch (colored'
charged with stealing box Of shoe-threa'
from ;. ;. Cottrell II Co., was continue
| till to-day.
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satin and lace overskirt; diamond orna
ments. ''"'
Miss Burns, Of Nashville. white casb.
mere, embroidered, trimmed with lace
diamond ornaments.
Miss Hill, OF Memphis, white nuns veil.
ing trimmed with lace: diamond orna.
mcnts, natural flowers.
Miss Van Bories, OF Louisville. black
silk-very. pretty.
Miss sally Tardy, OF Virginia, white CASH
mere and hrocaGe; pearl ornaments-very
becoming.
Miss Eva Tardy, lovely in white CASH
mere; pearl ornaments. 20
Miss Martin, in pink, nuns yelling.
Miss Sally August, OF Virginia. looking
lovely in white.
Miss Josie Sibley, Of Augusta, Ga, blue
cashmere; diamond ornaments.
Miss Sadie johnson, OF indianapolis, pink
satin, spanish lace.
Miss Kahn, OF Baltimore, pink CASH
mere and satin dutchess lace, flowers and
pearl trimmings.
Mrs. Moran, Of Charlottesville, pearl
colored satin beautifully embellished.
Mrs. Tardy, though having passed the
teens some time since-I won't say how
long-is as 4.sy spd charming as ever.
Amongst the visitors are 1lr. and Mrs.
Sibley, OF the famous cotton factories OF
Augusta, Ga.
Memphis is well represented 10y Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood and their granddaughter, the
beautiful Miss Hill.
From Richmond we have Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thomas, Rev. DR.. Curry and wife,
Mrs. CranZ, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, Cap
tain A G. BabcOck Mrs Nicholas Miss
Place, Mr.. +. d. Hill. and others.
From Nashville, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns and
family.
From New York, Mrs. Mortimer and the
Misses Watkins.
We are having lovely weather, and the
crops are fine. RICHMOND.
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noprer's Springs.

,rEp AND REFINED COhPANi nv
Enjoy THEMSELVES WITH PHANTOM, A,D ,TS
p.ycy-BALLs AND OTHER AA'Sh~N-'''
KSowS TO SUMNER RESORTS. - 900,
DAccER's SPRINGS, August 20 ieo-'
To the Editor of the Dispatch;
We came to Dagger's some TWO wteHo 'i,,ls
ooo thinking to find it only qulet, niue n1a,,
ago, ag,n,a;n an resort. so secluded and hidden
away among its surrounding mn n,l'' ro;"e "I
as,s am"s that scarce an echo OF the moist
loi1I',, 'S nmstle Of the outer world could n hnu
,,.rancc anu No less to our surprise tnan
eniiaSi e.,n,notion we found it the gathering.
n,ace Of goodly company ud Oh rnm.
Pno P,on and brave men," anu HUN. mua.
women i,, among its hundred gues.I' sI
berlns whieh aCh' stand high on ii the hono, r"I
q; fame. and receive homage ,Sat h,,e cnnsti
tutes really good society, elegance; di;ruitie, %
ment. % cultivation, the noble ~ anu and ID aentl
% bearing which only high oirin Il, atI the s to,a
nurture can give, and, above ,oms,'e n,l a Of @ Sos
, absence OF the enyenomea .ons" atures q
sin form the Distinguishing g,,an les'u henet
, the % company; and almost as nluom soc;aI Fl,
l. derived from the charming ,' sulpbr
i. @eut = u as from the inyigorst'ns- '"'p''
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New Council OF ROYAL ARCASuN At
NEWPORT NEws.-Graud Secretary VIII
liam LOyenstein, assisted by Grand Orator
l.. II. Reins, Grand Guide c. ID. MclndOe,
and f. 7. Sutton, regent Of Virginia Coun-
Gil. instituted a new Council OF the Royal
Arcanum at Newport News on Tuesday
evening With twcnty-one charter members.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: J. c. Smith, past regent;
NJ. G. Croweil, regent; II. {. Redd, vice.
regent; j. q. JeffrieS. orator; l.. W. Pow
crS, secretary; +. W. Robinson, collector;
l.. &. Upshur. treasurer; VI. L. Matthews,
chaplain; J. NJ. Warriner. guide; j. NJ.
Seymour, warden; Charles +. lIudgins,
secretary; J. W. Hubbard, VI. Z. Roach,
and G. c. Duffy, trustees: DIR. {. c. Duffy,
medical examiner. The Council commences
under very favorable circumstances. and
will soon have a hall in which To hold its
meetings. The proprietorS Of the Wash
ington Hotel, MesSrs. Powell X White,
kindly rendered the Use OF their dining
room for organization.
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HEyRrco COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERS

UENRIcO COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The IIcnrico County School Board yester-
day elected the following teachers for the
nublic schools Of Fairfield district: No. J.,
Miss Nav W. Ratclire; No. ,. Miss Alice
&. owens; No. 3, John X. Starke prlnci-
pal-a,sistant. Miss Annie Christian; No.
/. to be filed with principal and assistant
10. !. Miss Laura Christian; No. &, VIII
liam NJ. Parr; No. :, Il. II. Cartwright
Vo. 3. Mrs. Georgia IIobson. Colorcd
schools: No. Q. \. p. Flee; principal
first assistant. Miss Fanny Luckdo; second
assistant Miss Salle Whttle; No. 10. Miss
T,rouina Long: No. II, Mrs. {. +. Garth
riobt Cwhitc): No. T.. X. Beecler Taylor;
40. IL. Miss sarah Thompson.
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POst-Onice Robbery.

The post-office ut Keysville, Charlotte
county, was yesterday morning robbed OF
a package Of registered letters. 1t appears
that the postmaster CIR. Walton) went
North on a visit some days ago, and LETT
his daughter in charge Of the office. She
had made up the morning mail yesterday,
and laid the package Of registered letters
on one side for delivery to the mail agent.
Having occasion 10 step into the dwelling
bousc. which adj oiIfS the post-oilice, she
left the package on the counter De
hind the lettcr-bOY. On her return 10
the Office Il moment or so afterwards
.hc discovered the package had been
stolen. Two ,trange-loOking white men
were near the office at the time, and were
made the subjects OF surveillance WINE
going down the Richmond and DanNllie
railroad. during the evening, but 1t was
discovered that they were gentlemen oi
Good character and standing in the com
munitv in which they lived, 80 that the
robbery remains a mystery, and no cicW J.
left TO The thief. There were number o.
letters in the package, and the amount
therefore stolen remains n much Il mys
tcry a, the party that did the tmeyin2.
United States Marshal Hughes was ol
! tbc.tran, and was notified Of the THEFT, ant
/ il /, possible that the pOst-0tlice authorize
here have sent detective to heysVille L
/ look after the matter.
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To the Editor Of the Dispa,cn r.,

Isee from your published |" "'to" 20 Ne II three
Garland trla' ,ne commonwealth in the
speeches ior ,,ert ."t In the case OF Hopper
closing arg'llilenro,,o ,,,r,ons sixth Grafton, GS4,
steirs and aeir'Vi inr writ Of error. the princi,,
on application ,rhethcr ~, the prosecution had
pal point was "mDov assistant counsel for the
Commonweal.lI'c, counsel might be employed,
aa s'; ;nsa %S ,: . above Il he Ssa ;a
argument, and l. the ,Se 'T ruling. How is it. le
ss,sas si '1s ss Nj 1aas &c Sas sS
respectfully
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| AMELIA PoLfrIcs.-The Democratic
County Convention OF Amelia county met
at the county courthouse yesterday and
elected delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention. which meets in Petersburg on the
30th instant. The session OF the County
Convention was very quiet, and no resolu-
tions OF any sort were either proposed or
adopted. The delegation sent to Peters
burg Is not pledged to any candidate.
The Coalitionists held meeting, expect
ing to hear Mr.. s. Brown Allen, who had
been advertised to speak but rs he did
not put in an appearance, and the mixed
politicians thinking one OF the name as
good as the same, Mr.. Edgar Allan, OF
Farmyille, took the stand and entertained
the crowd in lengthy speech, in which he
proceeded TO bury Or. Jorgensen and boost
Hooper all he could. Mr.. Allan was fol-
lowed by the venerable Lewis 4. Harvie IN
short song Of not more than five minutes
duration, i'm which he took occasion to en-
dorse what Mr.. Allan had said, reminding
the Republicans and Democrats at the same
time how pleasant II was to see brethren
dwelling together in peace. Strange words
for this old and for so many years fierce
| Democrat.
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Many shrink from publicity In connection with
=. bu: We are permitted TO refer to the follow
ins persons who have known and witnessed tt
wonderful Effects:
PERRY, Houston COUNTY. GA.
Wshaye known Swift's specific " tested in hum
dred, Of most obstinate cases Of Blood-Poisoning,
NercuriaI Rheumatism, ScrOiula. sores. Eczema.
(starrh etc. and do consCientiously TESTIFY that II
met with the most perfect and signal success: ei-
fected radical and permanent cures IN every ease
SIiIoI' II,,h 7 DanSard. George W. Klllen.
him g. brown George W. Singleton,
William Brunson, John II. Hose,
James II. lESrp RI W arFen'
Moore & 1utile. >. W belYln'
j. W. Wimbcrly. }. ". " oon"lk'
". ID. Pierce Sheriff, J. ". Mann, Co. Irc.- r
g c. Duncan l. ". hllith' ~, r
I1.v & Gordon I. VI. Butner. Sheriff.
We are personally acquainted with she gentlemen
vhose signatures appear 10 ,he above certihcatc
They are citizens of said county oi me hshcS' IT,
sI,-Ialsli liLy and character. \. :. GlLtS' 80
ordinary, Houston county: ia
ID. II. CULLER,
Ccrk sup. Court, Houston county ia
-Nrllny hut favorable reports Believe :. :. ;
L specific fOr ,ll Blpod-DiseA~c. II RlNeS ulNcI
a. sttisf.,tion." 6. ". JONES & CO.. Memphis
.s.s. =. gives better satisfaction than anythin.
We ''''' '''- ''N''''' JACKS & CO., Helena Ark-
slave never had complaint Of Z. :. :"
AlsIitl X II i liz ~ W. i<NN'-' ''-N'
- :. :. has given entire satisfaction To- To- ever
m, 4. b. RICHARDS. sherman, Iexds'
-Ihaye lad an excellent sale for 5. 5. - and tn
r.ulte have been most satisfactory. T..
J. q. BURGE. Bowling Vreeh' ny
.Our sales Of ;. :. :. have been good and It's sue
JONES & CARY, Montgomery Ala
-. = :. has given entire satisfaction 70 ever ever
og,e- - - T. REUSS. Paris, Texas
-SS :. has .dvcn universal satisfaction. y.
X ". POWERS CO.. KleiiilOhu' ""
Eg-sl.OOO REWARD 1cH be pa'd 70 an
Cnenatst rho ,ofH ind on analysis u loo 0'''''
1Is. :. :. one particle Of Mercury Iodlde" =
.tLssiun.. NJ any Mineral substance
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Propretors'
Atlanta, Ga.
Prioa Of small size, 81; large sine, sl.7a-
SOr.D BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
au l2-Ss,Tu&Th
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HoIIINS INSTITUTE.

= ~. ,or,,e,h session will >pcn on the 2orn OF
pepot aud express ofhee, closersiaie, shenan-
,,oah alley railroad. ,- ,,...,.. s.,,,ty.
Va. - a, A., h.s ,p,nls zccom-
moaa,,ons and facilities, With over twen.y s,s,.
nd Iearhers. Literary Instruction Is Isryeiy ks,a
es ~. ss,iemen of varied catufe aud acluiremsnx, ~,
TaiSersity grsdea,e. Music Is tsa.nss ns s snashsrs
aest standards by ave proiessoss sna tate give
Ia 4msr,ss of character and manner wn,vn sas
s,r,. s,p the Dsss spheres Ia fe Apply "s Tsea'
lars. go. rus,erintende0k
"a l7-eedlVt
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MANY bodily Ills result from haoiIual eons'sa, pa
.,an and snc constitution may be broken ana
Tn ruined by simple neglect There IS no medicine me
equaI 70 AYERS PILLS to correct the es,' anu ,s
slore lore. the organs to natural, healthy and regular
action.
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HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE OF NINE J
BALLsvILLE, POwHATAN,
August II. 1882.

NUgUsI To- I0N-' J
70 the President Of the state Aqr'c%''r@
Society: ,
Dear Sir,-Our committee would be siad
for vour Executive Committee to unite
with Us in having conference OF the farm
er. Of Virginia held in Richmond during
the state Fair. We thinka suitable arrange,
ment in this connection would be oi
benefit TO the Fair, and Of great service tc
the agricultural interests OF the state. iou
will please let IL hear from you at once
Yours. respectfully,
T. NJ. WHrLOCK, secretary.
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A Refreshing Drink.

schnn,s carbonated lemonade Is ue-
s.rvedly one Of the most popular OF sum
mer drinks, and the hundreds who daily
,hronD hi, store are unanimous in their
testimony to its excellence. Any phys,ets sor
will advise you to take II as supS'''u''
ice-water in this warm weather.
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coxcrar IN AxELIA.-A concert Was
20. ooSi last n night in Amelia county Tor ihe
gi.en ga,,, '1 ~ the Arbor Baptist church, ana u
penebs sl,eber - Of our Richmond singers were ln-
nua's, NUM- md a went up for the purpose OF par,
..I.pa .n,nrt was on hand, and somc good music
was no doubt enjoyed
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sIMMONs LIvERREGULAIOt,lRtt-.
CINMONS LIVER REGULATOR

ASK THE RECOVERED
Jv.,..,,,cs Ru,ous Sufferers, victims Of Fever anu
Ague. the Mercurial-Dlseased patient
HOW THEY RECOVERED 49,,
health cheerful sp,rits, and good appetite, uey
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATION
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION JauhuIce-
Billions Attacks, SICK HEADACHE Conc " 10
preston Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH Heartburn
"'-' "'-' 1T HAS NO EQUAL
T1ts unr1yailed southern remedy Us wal MsfIan' ~. ~
Dot ~ contain siugle partcle on hIiNN" "
hiuriOis mineral substance Ou. Is
PURELY VEGETABLE
II Won feel drOwsy. debilitatcd, nave itoIuvm nn1
headsche mouth tastes badly, poor apPetts1ii i,Sr
trogne coaied YOU are suffering from tor " a.
or : bIIlonsnsss." and nothing VIII cure !ou y
speeiily and permanently "a 10 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS
Ills given with safety and the happles, reos. os o,
he most delicate infsnt. IL takes the PeS ~, ~
nine and bjtters Of every kind IL Is WY W.
nnrest. and he'll family medicine In thc noliu. -,
Beware OF counterfeits Take only 'nsr ,.e I'D h
IN white wrapper with red In 'front.' prep~'eN '
q sorD q; isf BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 6-eOdtAuS
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Mr.sTREL ENTERTAiNhESr. Mins,rel,
Primrose & Vests Consolda'1u 49, Hall
will give an entertainments =, y, S In no the
next % wednesday night. IL VIII on oe en'
first minstrel entertainment oi a 'ne ,o no | rem.
and the programme ad.erlssu ,Sement " S
dered promises all evening ,ina,re, oi atnJ enter
70 those who are fond OF mins'rei eh'''
] tainments.
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Hot Springs.
orsxAy-soNE OF TIE YOUNG LApinS snn,xGs Cos
THEIR TOILETS GUESTS AT ThhsI % 100
'hh''' AUGUST q, 1882.

on .,,, yo,, rrs- GUESTS AT THESE sPR1Nos'
"A " AUGUST ., 1882.
tn the Editor of the Dispatch: 80,
~ n,,'', 49, ho.,tbful resort is well filed with
I'm. iui. from all sections, nearly every
visitor, having some representative, and al,
see@ see1S well pleased really s'tGnisrsa Ssssrdea
70 .S see the "oT rbeumatcs engage in the iest'''
Ties OF the ballroom. ..oe number O,
inyalids here the attrac.,odhs attrsdsrt ~ The ball
ones are varied and a5anaah'; witS the gay S and
room is filed every night Savc;np wi,n AN and music
beautiful ENJOYING, inS,ss tes as. san night at german
led by Leonette c'pf'ss ~ seautiful ladies, wit
thier Isria besux, and notice the costumes =
'ewii 'eMiss Fielder, Of Louisville, kyr "n''
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BRowN's IRON BIrrERs.
NJ \ T. A II l A

Malaria IS an almost indcscribable malady, which
not oven The most talented physicians are able 10
fashcm. Its cause is most frequently sscribcd to
local surroundings and there is very little question
Nst this opinion IS substantiaicd by facts Malaria
dos not necessarily mean chilis and fever, while
tios troubles usually accompany It II often af-
fcts the sufferer with general lassitude, sccompa-
nie, by los OF appetite slecplcssncss, trcd feel
inc. and high fever, the person afflicted growing
x,Oscs and weaker, loses flesh day after day until
be becomcs mere skelcton-a shadow OF his for
ner scif.
Malaria once having laid It's hold upon the human
frsmc. The door OF the system is thrown open 10
nrryous disesscs- The body weak aud enfeebled
alsAris no nouriShmcnt. but suhSistink upon itself
the digestive organs no longer perform their fune-
fionS: the liver becomes torpid and other organs,
failing q do their routine work. speedily become
disordcrcd, and dissolution and death are apt u
cnSnC.
In addition 10 being
ACERTAIN CURE
FOR MALARIA AND CHILLs AND FEVER,
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
ishlghly recommended for
ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A CERTAIN
AND EFFICIENT TONIC,
especially
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA.
INTERMITTENT FEvERS
WANT OF APPETITE,
LOSS OF STRENGTH,
LACK OF ENERGY, ETO
ENRICHES 1HE BLOOD,
STRENGTHENS TIE MUSCLES
GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NERVES
ACTs LIKE \ CHARM on TIE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS
It's =. sale ly all rosPeclab'c dealer m mcdi
elals. P1.-e, 81 per bottle,
III sure snd set the genuine
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Take no oihGr. au i1-eOd'aeAo
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L. ..,,r for a PICNIC CIGAn.

For TIE MIsERIEs or DrsrkfsiA,
,n.,,ds almost every unpleasant feeling
,h,t " ' belongs TO physical disease ana msa,a,
'". '.ss,.heapess, this potent medicine SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, isa certain and speeey ea's
na,n,ne prepared only by J. II. ZKILis ~"
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HOW MANY rrMEs has long siege oil hshs~.
80, .verted by a timely resort 10 that s"i erio,
st,erat,ye and corrective, TARRASr's SCI LtAhH
,av,,vxT. without which no household Is sa'e'
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,-. po,,taiue de In fayette

Il the place to get pure mineral waters !us.
At the Eight temperature Tor thcse wai,n ~
August days. Antoni Is serving l,e'i or ~
crowds Of our citizens daily at D cents per
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..perfecfiOn.'

Christian x Whites Princess " Ialeh, p,
Rolled Minnesota Flour in perfection IN
family flour. \ trial will convince 'n'
most skeptlcal.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the New
England and the Middle Atlantic States.
partly cloudy weather and light rains
ssoutherly winds, becoming variable; fall.
ing followed by rising barometer; slight
change in temperature.
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CwARTHMORE COLLEGE,

- REOPENED IN RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. College aud Preparatory
school. Under care OF members Of the Society of
Friends. The main building, destroyed by fire
ninth month last. has been complctey rebuilt, en-
largcd, and fitted up with all conyeniences. Thor
ough instruction In Languages. Literature, Msthe-
MATES. aud the Sciences. New scientific Building.
containing Laboratories, Drafting Rooms, Ma
chlue-Shops. and all appliances for pursuing .
thorough course in Chemistry, Mechanical and
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH (September) l2rH. Apply early. A.
other things being equal. places Win be given the
earliest applicants. For full partcnlsrs address
EDWARD II. MAGlII.
President Swarthmorc College,
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HE WEATHER YESTERDAY was variable,
suitry In the morning and clear, and in the
evening cloudy and showery.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: a. NJ, GA:
A. NJ, 70 noon, SO; 3 =. NJ, 80; 6 p.
NJ. 73; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature. a l-6.
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CARBoSArrD JUMPER WArhh from -. IA
uiper springs OF North Carolina o" ''''s"' ""''
bottled, at SCudyr'
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"Royal" family flour Qhis is the best;
finest green and black teas, pure sugars anu
,yrups, can be bought ol -
JOSEPH VI. BLHR, Grocer,
s2G Main street.
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SELECT EXcrGSIoN.-To-morrow a select
excursion over the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad to Old Point ria Newport News
will be given. This route to the ,eashore
i. new. and. what j. still better, quite pop
mar. and those who avail themselves Of
tbe occasion will have an opportunity OF
pnioying a nice trip TO Fortress Monroe
Tie round-trip tickets will be good Tor hVe
day,, and are placed at very moderate hsI,
nrcS. The train leaves the Chesapeake ana
Ohio depot at : O'Clock \. NJ. promptly
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,
NEAR CHARLoTTEs'

NEAR CUARLOTTEsvILLE, VA,
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, or
BUSINESS Healthy location, full course of stud
thorough teaching, Wholesome moral influence.
ror catalogue address
jy i5-2m REV. EDGAR WOODS, PrincipxL
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Tresidcnt SwaftnmOrc t0IIegr,
p 29-7st Delaware county, Pa.
TrNIVERSITY SCHOOL. pETEKs

y BURG, NA.-The eighteenth ANIMAL session
begins OCTOBER 2D. Thorough preparation for
University OF Nrginia and United states Military
and Naval Academies. Highly recommended by
Faculty ~ the University of Virginia. Full staff "
instructors. Pupils uniformly successful. situation
hcalthful. Fairly application advised rs number
Of bosrders Is strictly limited. For catalogue ad-
dress W. GORDON MCCABE, Master. au 3-2m
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Received Of c. +. Johnston Young n
diey' lfaqazine for September, full OF the
Latest fashions, also, Scribner and Harper S
HJznnr for thi, week.
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4 CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
N MONTE MARIA,
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS.
The exercises Of this institution will be resumed
on the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-24
nICUMOND SEMINARY,
X No. EAST GRACE SIHEEI'
RICuMO>D, VA.
SESSION 1925 s.

JOHN II. POWELL, Principal
Mns. T. .. rtYTnuS;r As,ociate Principals
MRs. ). X. GAkSEITb
The tenth session viii begin WEDNESDAY,
Septsmbar 2Oth. IN - ,hor,u,,h en-
foursf of Instruction full ana thpr"uRn' en n
i,r1ej corn, 0f experienced teacher; spec'ai az
v,ntacc. IN mu,lc and French; comfort ana beA,tn
- b1trlcrs carefully provided for; TWO young "a
dies In room, aud single rooms gwen WIZ" W."
citlly desired. .. L.. .,nIv
For fuII information as 10 eApenses, Sc;, apIp
rr Catalogue at the bookstores or 20 either tl.'-
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