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corrected daily sor the Ssco.p- CEio=.
SkJRA4sNTl October 18th

corrected daily sor the 5sC0.p- Csioz.s
SkJRASENTO October 18th
5o975c; Peaches, Sl@l % q box; Le1nons, 5ic:ly,
IS Is IS 90 0rangss-Tahti as 80 q box; Lines
selling a. 81 250I so 2 l10 aeaanss, 50 E0G4 50 3
bunch: P,Eesnrier, $500 dozen Cocoaalts, az o
7 80 2 100; Plums, 49Gc q 70; Pears, common,
81 % Bartietts, 81 50S2R box; Apples, 90c9s1 %
g box.
PEs FaUEs-Assorte1 Or, cars, 9 dog. % 4;
sssortsd- EaLca czas, S., Pea1he4, zi-b cans
g; Portland BlusPsr-ies, a-,o csns, g; Waor-
lebs-.iss, 81 rs
TAELs FRUTss Assorted, 9is-- caus, z COZ. ?. Is;
BaacEber1ies 50 Go0seheTTies, - %; Strlwec-IEcs
q 25; Aprioots, 81 IS Huscat Grapes y rs: Rel
Currants, s. rs; Cherries, g %.
pRIsp FEuIEs-Appiss, sliced, 6G7c q II; do
qasrteroa, 5562i pe1rs, peeled, 7e5c; do, IN
peeled, 4@5e; Plane pitCed, 10E1I3; Peaches,
6a7c: 90. peeled, l9Ge2Uc; PruU5s German and
French 1893; B'a-khergiea, I5&16.; Figs Cali
YEsETAELss-sweet Potatoes. Red, IalIc q II /;
Ca olinas, 81 25Gl 80 cst; Wax and String Beans
lsg2ci Shell Beans cranberry 4g5c; LiInas, 536c 2
Il, Green corn, lGGl5c per dozen Tomatoes 50s60c
box; SUMMER Squash, Ice y h Potatoes, 81 Is q;
81 70 ewt; Onions, S0,d90c q cwt Caulifower 70
9s1c S20oiSS Sl9} p 2 cwt; Carrots 6OcG75c 2
ewt; IqTnips 9oc9sl z 100; bunch vegetables I23c =
Coz ; rarsuiTs, lie; Beets, Io: Celery, 75s =
dozen Horse Radist, SSIoc = =: Green Peas 5sec
p D Artchokes, 2s@30c Z dozen Cucr1mbscs, "a
&c : ioz: Green Peppers, 4Gs5c : n; Egg Plsnts,
s6f5c: Wztermeons, T5caSl q ,ioZ. CantsIoiITles
oOe1I5c 3 dozen; Green Okrs, S l0c g h.
BREADsTUTFa-Flour, IS IS q bbi; oasusal, IS
: i03 rs Cornrea!- yellow ~ 25a2 IS white,
g 35G32 60; Craatsd Eheat e. 1901
PoUhTRY--Livc TURKEYS, IGGal41 = =, -: full grown
Shiekens, 60 90 s. dozen; Young r-0ossers S3ccf 20
= COZ: BEoleTs, S25IS: tame Ducks, IS 1907 ;
aeeSa- ST t''-2 y pair {; Egsgs, 4OG45c q dozen
CANE quail, 81 1901 SO = dozen Mllard Du>ks
S3G4i spr.gs, 81 7562; Teal 81 501I rs; Hare.
81 1592; Rabbits, $lgl so; Doyes, ). Gs75c . doz ;
| Venison, 19al2c = b,
DAIRY Ps1D6CTs-ButteT, fancy dsiry, f5T47Se 8
y mixed lots, in rolls, 85G42gc q h Cnaeze.
California from 12i@15c; Western, fats, I0aI5c !:
Martins Cream, 10000
hRATs-B7ef, &c; Butso1, &c y Il Lamb, 7sasc
ferk, i09llc; Veal, small calves, s99c; large &C.
~ ,tsAi2' AID FkED-t'ss hay, = ton. sI55fI7
$780, SO to Sl2 ? &C. bran, y tor SIS; mid.
oanssr 80 ger son; narisT, sbolA, 81 40 ground
81 20 .nsz', 81 65esi 70 s ew. taTae ossg. :
cst. 81 Is: com, 81 ) cv7t
Als5Sl soFs--Seejs Alyaita, IoaIeIs; TIM.
tn, Eastern, HAZE Z 4 OREGON. sasIOo !.
&sd CIoyet, i54lGc: Red Ecs, IsIGsIEa. NI,ss
s.ngitsa Es,nuSs, 108lIc; Almonds, ItSI5c.
| PeSU0s7 l0Siio; TalioU, has; EiGes. salt "a
/ Zoe; dE!', 2O,; Eops-se@t5c.
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MAREsEn.

San Francisco, October Edward ]. Dressler to
Nettie Thomson.
San Francisco, October Thames W. Hall to Lou
Kate de Mayer.
San Francisco, October 5-James p Langhorne to
Julia Hayne.
San Francisco, OctO; - 2-Thomas c. Lockyer to
Mary T. Lamping.
San Francisco, September 24-Mark Tetrovich to
Aunie Mcdonald
San Francisco, October S-Joseph WE'LL to Bertha
Well.
San Francisco, August 5-George W. wilson to Mary
L. Delaney.
Near Princeton, October Edward NJ Gordon to
f. A Compton.
Indian Valley, September 3O-Daniel Walter Smith
to Allie G0ulding.
Near Woodland, October I0-AIbert Brown to Lizzie
Finnerty.
Santa Rosa, October 9-Anirew j. Greaver to
Amelia l.. Minkel.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-13

Both Lydia Z. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared at 2S3
and 235 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price
of either, 81. Six bottles for S.. Sent by
mail in the form of pills, or of lozengez, on
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs.
Pinkham freely answers all letters of inquiry.
Inclos9 cent stamp. Send fer pamphlet.
Mention this paper.
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COMMERCIAL,
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, October l2th-1 P NJ.
fLoUR-ln demand at full figures. Best City
Extra, s. 37t95 so; Superfine, a 1904 rs ;
Interior Extra, 81 1895 %; Interior Superfne,
g 50d4 q Dbl
WHEAT-Holders still Indifferent as to selling,
and shippers do hot find it easy task to get all
they want OF No. quality at 81 81: There a
pretty liberia, exhibit ON Change this morning.
but business was somewhat slow. Reported sales
were small in amount, and indicated no change in
values
AT the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
were confined to 100 tons No. November 81 63I
q etl.
Quotations Of No. grades Wheat at leading GEN.
tiers today are teiegraphed ss follows:
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Died.

Sacramento, October 9-Richard A. Wilsey native
of Indiana, 50 years and 9 months, (Colusa and
Reno papers please copy
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which wilt take place from
his late residence, Il street, between Sixth and
Seventh, this afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, October 10-Samuel F. d wiz a native
OF Belfast, Me, 50 years. II months and Is days.
(San Francisco, Portland and Boston papers please
ccpy.)
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
Seventeenth street, between and j. this alter
noon, at 2:30 o'clock. mterment priyatel
Near Marysville, October Mary Nellis, 60 years,
II months and % DAYS.
Near Willows, September 27-Mary Isabel WEIGH, 80
years.
Victoria Australia, Eliza Porter
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San Francisco ueat Msrks.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slsIghterers 10 dealers:
BEEP-Prime, 7I9sc; medium grades. 6!a7e !;
inferior, 5A95c . ID.
YEAL-Large calves, 749Slc; sn,all ones, s99:c
hUTroS-Wethers are quotable at 4l@5c, aad
ewes at 4942c q h, according to quality.
LAMB-Quotabe at 6d61c q 10
PoRz-Liye hogs 63 ale tor HARD, and q d6s FOR
soft; dressed do. 10! alOs2 3 Z, for hard grain
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BORN,

Sacramento, October l2-Wife of Martin Dunn, a
son.
FruitYale East Oakland, October s-wife of j. H
Thomas, daughter.
Grass Valley, October 5-Wife OF Paul Sears, q
daughter.
Petaluma, October 5-wife Of NJ. D. Hopkins, !
daughter.
Santa Rosa, October 3-wifs of John Near, q
daughter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-13

WE are still selling that choice picked roll
for 20 cents a roll. It is better than most of
the fresh butter that is sold for 80 cents and
s. by other dealers. II. II. Paulk, Cash
q -ocar, SI4 K street.
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MINOR MENTION.

There was no session of the Superior Court
yesterday.
The Sailor Boys failed to hold meeting
last night for want of quorum.
The steamer Apache arrived to-day from
San Francisco, loaded with general merchan-
disc.
T. 3. Barrios, President of the Republic OF
Guatemala, will pass through Sacramento
from the East in special car this morning.
There will be meeting of the Third Ward
Republicans at the Courthouse this evening,
fo- the purpose of forming campaign club.
CLAY Chapman has sufficiently recovered
from injuries received from the accidental
discharge of shotgun some days ago 30 as
| to be out on the street.
There was a candidates ball given at
Brighton last evening by the Enterprise
Grange. There was quite a large attendance,
and dancing was kept up until a late hour.
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Zeuver was
thrown from horse near Odells slaughter
house end considerably injured, The animal
appears to have been wild aud difficult to
handle.
The County Clerk has begun the work of
compiling the Great Register. A supple
mental register will be issued before election,
containing the names registered subsequent to
OCIODSf iL4.
All Sing. convicted in the Superior Court
of burglary in the second degree and sen-
| fenced to six months in State Prison at Fol.
som. will be taken to that place this morning
| by Deputy Sheriff Fredericks.
Hebron Bros. have purchased the build.
| ing 217 aud 2l9 J street, formerly occupied by
the. Studebaker Manufacturing Company
| They will open in the hardware and agricu.t-
ural business about November lat
The testimony in the examination of Low
| ell Prayne, on a charge of felony. was conclu-
ded in the Police Court yesterday. Nothing
rev was developed, the testimony being
principally confederation of that given by
the girl, Ida Bemis. Prayne was held to
answer with bail fixed at $4,000
A horse belonging to john Rerfro started
on 8 runaway trip yesterday on K street, b.
tween Seventh ana Eighth. He ran down X
and turned into Seventh street, where he was
brought to sudden halt by running against
an awniag-post OF the cast side of the Capt.
tai Hotel. The horse and wagon were both
completely upset, and appeared as if they had
been struck by comet.
The excursionists to the political meeting at
Gait on Wednesday evening, returned yester-
day morning by the early freight trsin. They
announce that a lively time WIS had after
the meeting. There was no lodging to De
obtained in the town, and all they could do
was TO make night of it." The band dis.
coursed some music, and the best of spirits
prevailed.
William NJ. Igor, of the firm of Lyon &
Barnes, has purchased the brick building on
the north side Of J street between Front and
Second streets. formerly known as the EGG
lish building. The main floor apartments
have been thrown into one store room, with 8
frontage of 40 by depth of 60 feet A fine
office has been erected on the west side. The
firm will take possession of their new quar-.
ters within few days.
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David WALTON, who keeps large livery
stable on North Twelfth street, Philadelphia,
used St Jacobs Oil with happiest results on a
valuable horse. which sprained itself by slip
ping
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The report is in circulation in the news
papers o: this and o.hsr countries that the
CzAr Alexander III. was privately crowned
on the occasion Of bis recent visit to Moscow.
There are peop.s who do end people who do
net believe tlid Tuu1or. The statements that
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NKv YORK, October 18th.
RlyADsTUVs5 - Flour is steady and Wheat is
steady, latter at 81 O53l Is = bushel.
NooL-California is more active at i2(31ac for
fall bury, and l6d20c for clean fail spring bury
l5G20c; clean spring, 2its32G pulled, 1sg42a.
HDFs-Cahfornis are strong at 24,G2i1c
CHICAGO, October 18th
WHsAr-96ac Tor November
CoRS-66lc for November.
PoRR-S2O 80 for November.
LARD-Sl2 III for November.
BAcoN-sll ~ for November Tor ri5s and sI4 so
Tor short ribs.
LIvERrocL, October 18th
WHEAT-Caiornis spot lots are dull at 90 Sd
to 9s 81. Cargo lots, Ais for Just shipped, Ais
for nearly due aud Il for of cnast.
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PLAID FLANNELs, for Only 12I cents rer
yard, will be for sale at the r cd House, as g
JOB tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-13

MAPPED BEAVER HATS, Moscow Beaver,
Monitor, Metropohs-in all styles, shape and
f1rms-can be had for 20 cents, at Millinery
Parlor5 st Red House.
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EXTRA choice Mountain Butter, in rolls
snd tir&ius, sold cheap. G. w. Chesley, 81
Front street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT Ladies of Sacramento
and vicinity: We cordially invite you to
attend our 0psniag. Thursday aud Friday.
October Il eud 1Ssh Respectfully. Misses
Brothers, Leading Miliners. GIL J s.rast.
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GcoD, clear crystal, flint szuceplstas, oniv
So cents pss dozen, st AckermAn'e, SO ; az.
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ARRIVED at the Red House yesterday-S1
cases boots and shoes, IL cases mems and
boys hats, 5 cases millinery goods and to.
day they viii receive lsrge invoices Of drv
goods, fancy goods, silks, etc.
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BEsT quality iroDstons china dinner. break.
fast and sea sets complete, only IS 81 per set.
az Ackerlan's clgsiDE-ous sale, 629 j street :
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-13

HANDSOME atyies Of crystal fruit bowls.
only Is snd 80 oeats each, ut Acksrman's.<
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AT THE Millinery Parlors Of the Red House
can be seen q new stock of hats and feathers,
lust pissed in stock-all Of the latest.
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BE sure you are right and thsn go ahead
Go straight to Paulk's. Sl4 K street, and gel
can of those breakfast msckerel, only so
cents n can /; y 6ye-galloa can best coal oil.
only 81 % ! can 50-pound sack best -four,
only 81 80 per sack; good ssriines, 10 cents
can. Be sure you sre right, and go to
Paulk's Cash Grocery S14 K street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-13

TOILET PERPETRATORS OF ALL
KINDS: Fine Soaps, Cosmetics, Per-
fumes, Nail Gaad Hand brushes,
DentifTjces, Combs, mirrors, etc. 4
aa0Uetty for tr0UeIers, is Book Soap,
40 te0ces for 2t5 cents.
LADIES' BEA YER HATS. 22 and ~
cents; line of IOsU-pTiced Wings,
cents and WpW0rds; Black Str0sC
Canton BOnnets, 80 cents: CIajI0Tel's
Trimmed Sailor HITS, ~ and 5J
cents.
BOYS KNIT JERSEYS !-Fj71e Suits.
scith Caps to match, for ages 3 to 3, So.
BattcI.e.,s' OIs}sin aprons and Pants,
GOss0naes' N3eG M0chintOsh Clothing,
Rubber C0f%:nge Robes, Rubber
PO,1cEOs and CAMP Blankets, OjIsl:ia
0nd Rubber Leggjnge, Hats, ETC..
Etse2'a09es Rubber Goats; 1tt55bers,
Rubber Hip Boots and Arctjcs.
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RfALARlAL DISEASES

Vitalize the System and arrest the rayapeg Of the
dreadinl Alcohol Habit. " DIPSOEANIs .
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TO nv GID PATRONS.

81 Ask your Druggist or Vitae MercEal
for them. sT9Fr.s-5
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1882.

EVENTS OF THE DAY.
Prof. JOHN Wise, balloonist, lost, 1879.
King of Naples shot. 1915.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS ON THE
LIST of October. 1882, and continues nine
months.
ba;os+;+,,+;o, - o~1.o-:..l :: l:.:.,
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American Baptist Home Missionary
Society

New YORK, May 25.-At to days session of
the American Baptist Missionary Society's jubi-
lee meeting the committee on Chinese missions
presented their report, which caused a general
debate on the Chinese question. The committee
believe that the passage by Congress of the bill
prohibiting Chinese immigration was not de-
manded by any actual peril to our institutions
or our industries. The number of Chinese i'm
migrants in this country is insignificant in com
Parison with other immigrant populations, and
in the very nature of things must remain in
significant. The Chinese are not migratory
with the expectation of speedy return. The
report concludes by advising all to help and
encourage the Chinese now in this country so
that when they return to their own native land
they will take back a good impression of the
United States and the germs of Christianity.
The Rev. j. S. Abbott, of California, expressed
himself as strongly opposed to Chinese immigra-
ton. Speeches were made by number of dele
gates and all expressed themselves in favor of
Chinese immigration.
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Northern Presbyterian.

The Rev. DR.. B. M Palmer, of New Or
ans, preached in the Fifth avenue Presbyte
rian church, New York, on Sunday, two weeks
ago, in the absence of the pastor, Rev Dr. John
Hall.
The Subject of Home Missions
subject of Home Missions was considered on
Friday In the Assembly. DR.. C. L..Phompson
presented long report form the committee APP
pointed to examine the report of the Board of
Home Missions. During the year l 1908 mis-
sionaries preached the Gospel in 5000 places
and organized 1876 Sunday Schools 153 church
es were organized, and there was an increase in
membership of 1,4S5 persons. The work in
the West is advancing, and mission stations from
Idaho to Arizona would solve the Mormon ques
ton more rapidly than would line of soldiers
and volumes of legislation. A work of great
magnitude will be undertaken this year and the
committee recommends the appropriation of
100000 for that purpose. The Rev. Alfred
Woman, D. D., was recommended as the sue
cessor of Dr. w. c. Roberts, resigned
The Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn, (Rev. DR. T. L. Cuylers),
has lately received forty seven into its member
ship, nearly all on confession of faith. The con-
tributions of this church for benevolent objects
have been larger this year than during any
year of its history. Among other good objects
this church is sustaining missionary to plant
Sunday Schools in Louisiana.
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Died, May 14th at the residence of his faith
er, General Wyatt NJ. Elliott, of Appomattox
county, Va, WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, JR, in the
32d year of his age.
Mr.. Elliott had for some time held an impor-
tant position in the post Office at Lynchburg,
Va. While there he became i'll with acute
rheumatism and, after arriving at General FL
liott's, he was attacked with pneumonia also,
which proved fatal. Mr.. Elliott was a member
of Old Concord Presbyterian church. He leaves
large circle Of relatives and friends to mourn
at his death; but they sorrow not as those who
have no hope D.
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Chapel Hymns.

Contains 14s Hymns for Mission. Prayer
Meeting, and Sunday School use. OF these,
twelve are from the Psalms, and ninety. FIVE
from the Hymns of our Hymn Book, fourteen
are from the Voice of Praise" nine from the
Gospel Hymns" and seventeen from other
sources.
Prepared for use in the Fredericksburg Pres
byterian church, it has been suggested that
Chapel Hymns" might serve the same ends in
other churches.
Paper cover $40 per hundred.
Black muslin, 10
Black muslin, with Shorter
Catechism, II "e
Sample copies sent on receipt of 10 cents in
stamps.
PRESBYTERIAN PUBLISHING CO.,
ap Ppm Richmond, Va.
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Died, May 18th. at Wards Neck, Charlotte
county, Va, GEdSGE ELLIOTT, infant son of
Rev. VIM: D. and Mrs. Kate Morton, aged
months and week
His father was telegraphed for at Atlanta,
where he was delegate to the General Assem-
bly,, but did not reach here until after his death.
He will remain with his afflicted family few
days and then go on to his Evangelistic work
in the Synod of Kentucky.
Little George lies by the side of his maternal
grand parents in the Roanoke church cemetery
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pECKWITH & PARHAM, SUCCESSORS To
- WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.-The under.
signed having bought out the long established
and well known bookstore ofMessrs. Woodhouse
q Parham, will continue the BOOK, STA.
TIONERY, AND MUSIC BUSINESS at the
same stand, 10Y Main street, Richmond, Va.
They also continue the BINDERY AND BOX
FACTORY. Now opening additional NEW
AND FRESH STOCK We solicit the contin-
ued patronage of our friends and the public gen
orally. T. S. BECKWITH, JR.,
my24-6m B. NJ PARHAM.
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CiAPON SPRINGS AND BATHSl
ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS.
Hampshire County, West Virginia.
OPEN JUNE L, 1882.

Easy of access from all points of the compass.
The largest Swimming Pool of Carbonated
SPRINGS SECOND TO NONE. half to three
quarters Of an hours ride Carriage or horse
back splendid White Sulphur, Grand Noun
tain Scenery, Summer Climate unsurpassed.
A charming summer home. For medical and
other testimony send for pamphlet. Fine band.
good fishing and boating. From Richmond and
vicinity via Washington and Harpers Ferry or
via stanton and Valley Railroad. Say where
you saw this advertisement
myl7-1m w. II. SALE, Proprietor.
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BIG PAY to sell our Rubber Printing Stamps.
Samples free. TAYLOR BROS. & CO.,
my24-Sm Cleveland, o.
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THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS ON THE
LIST of October. 1882, and continues nine
months
The institution is organized in distinct schools
as originally planned for it by Thos. Jefferson,
grouped under the department of
LITERATURE, MEDICINE.
SCIENCE, ENGINEERING,
LAW, AGRICULTURE
And in charge of the following Faculty:
Prof. James L. Cabell Prof Jas. F. Harrison,
NJ. Schele De We're, Z" John W. Mallet,
John B. Minor. &" John r. Page.
Francis H Smith, " Noah K. Davis.
]. Stage Davis " Thos r. Price
{" Geo. F. Holmes, " w. NJ. Fontaine.
Chas. S. Venable, &" F. P Huntington,
s. o. Southall Vim. NJ. Thornton
I" VIM. E. Peters,
With a number of Assistant Instructors.
The newly created chair of Astronomy is to
be filed in June of this year
The equipment of the University in building s
and collections has been largely increased of late
years, and is very extensive and complete The
Astronomical Observatory, to contain the great
telescope given by Mr. Leander j. Mccormick
is under construction
The expenses of the Student are moderate :;
and messing system has been established by
which comfort may be combined with special
economy in the cost of living
Virginia Academic Students are admitted free
of tuition fees upon passing the required en-
trance examinations
For catalogues, with detailed information. ap-
ply to JAS. F. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
Chairman of the Faculty.
2. o., University of Virginia, Albemarle Co.,
va mY24-1m