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wYsryRS ExcURsIONIsTs In ROUTE - ~
p,cuyoSp.-A NC special telegram rom iilo on%l ,oI
Icttesve dated yesterday n:ne.smcn sass Of In
loving ;"nn and M Ohio En- route via the Chesapelse
ond unai'| Ohio railway and the Old Doiin.1In iDT
a'iu 1iue ~ New York. They stop al .He& In & q
,nnre LIN ~ Hotel till noon Sunday, xsi',n has
SnuIk Tn,oIk on route, where a recept'on I'LL nJ,
,or Nor,o'n tendered them. They are inn,a muta
peen leS with the route, ana cnap,s ana,D,p,sc /.
PehsJiu hsiug popular with western mercmatos nnwaon
Gsorre ~ rec +. king, George Her'ey' Das1 WsCmI,
G,Ia. GeGae'D D. NJ. MeCulloch, Mrs a,;o NJ; mIOI, R
Hn1o ,onS Joseph i. Pearson, Troy, OT brown. n N.
%aySsn 1SfH' n,.d%ala InS Van ind d. $ b.
Resbnre. y. b Marion, Ind. James Iosenh IL, e r.
Hrs nesnoI.' Norris, Troy. Ohio; 1ossptb ,Sapatber
Fuller, Full "a Urbana, Ind. John MsEryMd l,'a Ind. H.
Iosenb A. Jennings. Greencas-,',s safely,
So'sp foase a. Indianapolis, Ind. >. D. ' Ohio
Attics, Ind; ; A. NJ. Powell. DayycS Vest Iiber.
", Ohio.
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DOES YOUR HEAD ACHEY
NJ MATTFR WHAT CAUsE-SIcK, NERVOUS
NEVRALGIC. DYSPEPTIC.

NEURALCIC. DYSPEPTIC,
Which ii2 \ revolution in the treatment Of
nervous diseases T. now taking place. DR.. c. ".
BENSON las discovered "a sure remedy in his
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS-they per-
,rancuiy cure sick and Norvous-Headache, Neu-
rsl.ls. Dyspepsia. Slecplc>sness, and all Nervous
Diseases.
sid by an Druggists. Price, 80 cents box.
Aldress. Baltimore. Nd. BY mail, two boxes for
~. or SIX boxes for $3.50.
C. y. CRITTENToN. New York. IS wholesale
ageni for Dr. c. W. BENsoN's remedies.
u 24-codlw w&w
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count Of It's being the last, and there seems
to be a chance Of its being even more
largely patronized than any other. The
train leaves the York-River depot at 7:30
tomorrow morning.
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One Of the most important books which
= merchant. banker, broker, lawyer, OF
,nanuiacturer keeps is his letter-book. For
a GOOD one-either American, French, OF
japanese paper-go to Yancey, Waddey "
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Briefs and Personals.

The Dunlop x McCance mill Is now turn
ing out the highest grades Of patent and
new-process -four.
The steamer Ariel will make her last
trips to Old Point for this season ~ fol-
lows: From Norfolk Friday the 2Jth in
slant, and from Richmond Saturday the 30th
instant. On and after Monday, October
ID, she will leave here direct for Norfolk
on Monday. Wednesday, and Friday morn
ings OF each week.
There will be baseball match at Base
Ball Park tomorrow evening between the
First Market nine and the Gresham n
Brown nine.
The Richmonds, OF this city, will play
the Mutuals, Of Philadelphia, four games OF
baseball this week, at Baseball Park, com
mcncing Tuesday afternoon.
The Committee on Grounds and Build-
ings will NEE, Monday afternoon al :
O'Clock.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet Mon
day night at 0 clock at the Council cham
Der.
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The Misses Kloeber & Co. respectfully
announce that they will open October 2d,
at 100 east Main street, new Ladies' Fam
cy, Embroidery, and Stamping Establish
ment; also, classes for instruction in fancy
work.
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LIME. CEMENT, &c.

7 IME, CEMENT. PLASnhh'
No !, so,,y,s riGurrESTU STREET, bEI"hh"
~ ~ NAIy AND tAHr,
GENERAL COMMIsslOS "a Eosrndale Ce-
iasats cslcined Plaster, Plasterers, halI' RoeS-
Brick, &c. sole agent for Ferry nro'ns s% sl.im
lad Lime.
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Brandy peaches are n luxury. Apple
brandy like that Of W. ID. Blair 4 Co.'s,
1lO9 east Main street, is the right thing to
put them up with.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAy.-For tho Nil
die Atlantic States, clearing vcatbcr nro-
ceded by rain on the coast. winds sbi,i;no
,,o,ll ~ mor'nwesterly, higher barometer, sta
uonary or higher temperature.
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suanish Brandy for Branuyins
Peaches,

the best OF all; $3.50 per gallon.
Another supply Of that elega,,t iour-year
old vinegar, Tor pickling, at Christian q
Whites.
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ExcuRsroy TO WET PoINr'-Io-morrow
Massrs Ar."lIJa Adam. and Perdue will take an
o,San sSss. .a,,~aion nua TO West Point, and this
Sn.i ;,, :. % ,na ,ast % one OF the season. The oc-
cas,on % Nc ,l sn @ mo-. be the less enjoyable on &C
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LEE GALLERY, Main street. Card photographs
81 per dozen; large framing pictures, 81 dupli-
Gates. soc.
LEE GALLERY photograph children beautifully
and copy old pictures successfully.
recommend LEE GALLERY for photographs.
LARGE TAPESTRY RUGS only :l.3j at
julius MEYER & SONS.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
- AND
LITTLE GIRLS.
PRINCIPALS: MRs. ". COLSrON.
MISS A T. DANIEL

no EAST GRACE STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
This schools will open SEPTEMBER 25rH and
clos, the 9th Of june following
Competent assistance will be employed I'm ali de-
partmenis.
FRENCH CLASSES: VI. MAX DE MUSsA and
Nine. CkESPI.
LATIN CLASSES: Mr.. THOMAS CARTER.
GERMAN CLASSES: Mis- GRfRF.
For circulars, apply - sMRS. II. col. .STOS.
30l cast Grace street, or 10
MISS DANIEL.
~ 1866 iU2 north ninth street.
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Re nah sales Of Real Estatemade between TIE
/ of January and I-t of June the ttXc, for uf
nro.cut wear have o. Dec paid by the purchaser on
an sales made between The 1T IT july and Last ~
inc wear the take. nave % Dee paid hy the seller.
This custom Wa adopted about nit,cn year, ist
iy All the real c,t o. agent 90 Richmond, and ap
pl!c. 10 Richmond aud yicinil.l
JNO. LAUGIITON. JE., To- \. ". household
furniture. carIct.
7 THOMPSON GROWN. 81 T.. ". FIVE Leat
framed houses on -. james and Federal streets.
T. UOLZINGER. High Constable, lO4 \. NJ, fur
niturc. showcase, counters. &c.
JO,FPH II. HIICHFR. @ \. 81. on Brook turn
pike three and half miles rom M'hihoh''
grocerr,, l.quors. tobacco. &c.
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

The thirticth annual session of this Institution
opens SEPTEMBER l4TH with the following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
MISS SALLEY l.. HAMMER, Principal. Latin,
Moral Philosophy, and English Literature.
PROFESSOR CHARLES N. WINSTON, VI. A.,
Natural sciences aud Mathematics.
MIS- J.. +. 1llUESTON graduate of Vassar
Collcgch Mathcmttic, and History.
MADEMOI>EILE ROSE DE DTT/EIF native
of France. French.
MISS GKEBE. German.
Miss SUSIE HAMMER. Associate Principal.
Latin, Mathematics, and Preparatory school
Mrs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, Nocalzation
and Italian.
MISS NELLIE DUSTMAN, Piano, Thorough
Bass. AMI Harmony.
MISS :. A.. fIANNE Guitar.
Miss ALICIA II. LAIRD. Drawing aud Paint
=.
Mfss MARIA MORRIS. Porcelain. .Pain'in. Dc
! c0ritiye Art AID hensing.o .oa Embroidery.
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TEMPERANCE. The ladies Of the Chris
tian Temperance Union all over the couh.
try are moving forward in the interest Of
their organization. But little has, now
ever. been done in this city. Some months
since two OF the officers Of the ASSOCIATION
visited this city, and were cordially re-
ceived by their co-wOrkers here. 1ester-
day afternoon two others arrived-Mrs.
Chaplin, OF South Carolina, ana MIS;
Roades, of Washington city. Ihey VIII
hold meeting in the Seventh-street Ohria-
tian church at p. NJ. to-day ana ahothel
ot If O'Clock tomorrow at the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
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Tur MOZART AMATEUR ORcIiEsTRA:-fur'
III, l az 80 a call made by the Music Commit
suin, .ot ~ ,He Mozart Association number OF
,eg p;oHnond,. Hi 1nv amateur performers met at
M.on,onu Moanr, Tau last night, and twenty-four
m"ns' Dan1s. ware e enrolled by Secretary Pegram
na'~rs o,"ha,s ~ the amateur orchestra.
~ ash;nn n' the Association propose to get up.
~m'sh sn",hor ,nu eeting will be held next Satur-
day night, when dlree.oi, dlr.n,,"d "i" II The ind;'
and additional names enro,lgu ,Ie,ner, u" Viii % he
cations are that full coini''e'He"' WIN 'e
secured.
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COLLEGE.

IL RICHMOND, Va
The next session begins 2lST SEPTEMBtR,
1852. aud continues nine months.
FACULTY.
EDNUND HARRISON, \. VI. Professor of Latin.
II. II. HARRIS. VI. A., Professor of Greek.
RoDEs MASsIE, \. M ID. L., PrOfessOr Modern
Languages.
\. IL. BROwN. -. d., Professor u English.
EDWARD B. SMITH, VI. A., Professor Of Mathe-
MATES. -
~ics.
Il. PUr.YEAR, a. NJ, IL. d., Professor Of Che
mi-try.
WILLIAM -. THOMAS. VI. A. u. D. Professor Of
Philu-0phy.
SAMUfL d. DAVIES. Professor - Law.
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Ml'Sl('A1..
TARIFF COMMISSION NOTICE.

m. c,,,ri..ion apponted u "inyesugatf az
nc ,, tIons relating o. the Agricultural,
% VIC ,,ercial mercantile. manufacturins mining,
and Industrial .ntersts Of The Tinted st,ss1i
Iar a. the same may he necessary , 20 n. ,-,c,. IN
~, Intere.ts" being IN the prosecution ot ~ n-
am,re. empowered 10 visit such aihersh .a,o Ina
nons and sections Of the country As IL may "''"'
adyisible,~ will st at the
EXCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND
OK
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
p.~,,.. d..iring 10 give testimony should pfe'
..n, .ta,emenis In chief In writing. oppoF'uhi',
VIII be afforded Tor oral explanation ,,xrs
sc 23-ti President VI The iafin |"''''''''A'
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FALL OvERCOATs.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT.
NEW SrYLEs-PoPULAR PRICES.
A. SAKs & CO..
OSE-PEICE CLoTHtERs,
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE POSr-OFFICf.
ALL-woOL INGRAM CARPETS at soc. at
julius MEYER & SONS

The time to eat BREAKFAsT, before IT'S eight ;
but at LANES Model Dining and Sample-Rcpms
622 Broad street, You have the privilege TO do so
at any time In the \. VI. Can and see the Captain
and enjoy yourself with Drinkahles. Eatabcs, and
SmokeableS at a reasonable figure. Private Dining
Parlors for ladies and gentlemen.
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The session begins OCTOBER 1sr, and erosc
June 80. 1888.
THE COURSE OF STUDY Is adapted 70 prers-
ration Tor the University for the business OF llfe-
TIE LOCATION - In one of the heaithie., and
most beautiful portons Of Piedmont Virginia. IL
Is on the east slope Of The Blue Ridge Immediately
ON the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. eighteen
miles from Charlottesville and twenty -one miles,
from stanton.
THE TERMS FOR THE SESSION Of nine
months, Tor every expense Of tuition and mainfe-
nance, except clothing textbooks. and medical
attendance, are s250-payab sl50 In advance,
and balance February lst. The tuitton-fee alone,
for the whole session purt 0f the session. SIS,
and must be paid In advance.
The last SESSION. of the setcsoi held At Locust
Dale, Va. Number Of paptts- 81.
For further information address
ID. y BOYD. Principal.
Greenwood Depot, Atoemarle county, Va.
a-30t
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9lthmond 1ispatth.
"a, 1889

AS-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cRcr,.
LATioN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DANPATIKE MALE ACADEMY,

The fifteenth session ~ TIL, school VIII COM
memo, on the FIRST MONDAY ~ OCTOBER.
Teacher Nr. ". W.PktSrON GEEANES, graduate
University n virginia.
Tor cigcular- apply ~ - - ,,-,.
colossal THOMAS II. CARTER,
Mauquu p"-t-0ihce.
~ H-n...ItnnI klnQ MIIlIIm NnmILty.
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INTERESTING SERVICES AT Tht I .I.;,a,, I'Si i;ai
.,I.r rCurRCH.-To-day q the religious services
- The FIRST Baptist church VIII ne peeu-
i;orIv interesting by reason OF the lac, liH' iI''
the chnrch will be re0pened ior uNlnc
services for the first time since tiie coiilPro
,;on oi the repairs and Improvements re re-
emily eiT placcd upon it. In the morning III. ~
en- = u 'Iiavthorne will conduct the services
%, and a DR.. W. f. Hatcher at night. :.
"'iT The 10 church choir for this occasion Is
oomnosed as follows: Director ana orgah-
tVi" ., r. Bennett Dashiell; soprano MIS-
Alice swain Hunter, Mrs. W. +; hnU"'TI' II
NJ MrS' q scott McRae; alto, Mrs: }; H.
Erowles. r Jr., Miss Carrie A. sta9Ge' Es Mns'
p"S" u q White: tenor, Mr.. Frank W. ouil-
ningham. NJ Mr.. Walter A. MatSins' Car M
NM Il1sns "'I'' p Wood: bass, Mr.. Thurston Car
Sozo. S,, Mr.. Marshall L. Ramos Mr. "eo's'
w. Scott. u.o ,rorpinc service
i as follows: Opening anthem, Itn nn
Ior1u, Hearts" Giorza. Ohertory; A;oo
40 oJy nIIear T., o Father, hosem,S, ;pS :,
sY,,n,ns s9IU' No. SO. "a, 80. For the evenihs il
iayyires: 10y ,i~e Opening anthem, I've fra'Se 81.
Thee, O God" Lloyd. Oner,ory III. an.
,bem nT 1Giory to God" Millard' hymns
NO, 4 iUIi iUIi congregation will be present Oh
hoth occasions.
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$. sQUIRE's CLASSICAL AND

7 $. SQUIRE's CLASSICAL AND
lie ENGLISH SCHOOL. conner sf sixth and
Franklin streets. will be resumed SEPTEMBER
18TH. With increased experience the PrincinaI
will bring 10 bear that skill and tact which has
hitherto resulted In such rapid and marked i'm
proYement of his pupils. The awakening Of an
interest In lessons In the case Of pupils Indifferent
To- study a speciality.
\. B.-Mis. sQOlRE's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND MISSES viii be resumed also on
the lsrH. For terms, &c. sepd sor circulars.
Se 2l-its
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rnr prm1c ScnooIs.-The following

TuE Public SCHOOLs.-The following Is
the total number Of pupils accommodated
in the public schools for the first week OF
the session:
White Schools Richmond High school,
3jG; Madison, $50; Elba, jj3; Leigh 6lS
Central, CS3 Bethel, 6O7; Bellevue tO5
Springfield, 23l. Total white pupils. 4'oVo;
ColOred Sch00iS.-Richmond CoIored
Normal school, $40; Baker, GA Navy
Hin. 100: Valley, sjl; East End, 262. 10
tal colored pupils, 1907. Total White ana
colored, 7,2l3.
Several hundred applicants remain un'
accommodated.
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4 FRAGRANT BREATH J. Away q plea sure. and
You can have il by using MEADE & BAkER's deli
cious CARBOLfC MOUTH-WAs IL tdestrOy, the Of
fcn.iye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth. and syccdly rc-torcs them To- = hsaIthy con-
dition. Price. fifty cents a bottle.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTINC-ilOUSE Good work
low price,. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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Finding he great need of thorough preparatory
work. special Srr3nge Wouf, arc made Tor sma'l
children. hp can now enter At ght year. Of
t-cncL tia-, In, been organized for snalt
children.
Young ladies who ar" advanced I'm French,
though not otherwise connected wuh the school,
will be- allowed "a enter the conversation class.
Those desiring u enter should apply at once 10
the PlsT<CIPAI.
IN on-IIn cnrnor TDnih md Mat-hnll .trt-ets.
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EXPENSES OF \ RESIDENT STUDENT.

Twohundrcd aud four dollar. ucr nine months
session. cover all the expense of entrance fees,
tuition. board. fuel lights. and washing.
tighty-sevcn duar- and INV cents VIII meet the
cNppu c- Of a uon-rc-ldcut studcut.
For catalogue. apply Il the bookstores or adj
drcss Il. PURl EAR. Chairman.
jy l5-codiSc O.tdtSc25
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Entered at the Post-oiIice at Richmond. Y, a.
second-class matter.l
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auG-eilltOcl
DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY,

= 7
80. 3Z2 EAST FRANKLIS STREET.
Tic eighteenth session commences TIL R~Dhf, I,
september lith. For terms Apply at NE above
.chOol-r0OWs 81 :, !. bIN IL
:, Ii-iOrl Principal
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DROFESSOR l.. y. HASSELEFFS
/ SCHOOL. OF MODERN LANGUAGES viii
reopen SEPTEMBER ~, lSS2.
special class, for French literature and con-
ycI-ati0n arranged for advanced pupils.
4 French class for small children organized.
For particulars Apply AT 3oi east Grace strtet.
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DELAY or YORK RIVER V3AIN.- ester
dav the York-Riyer train did not arrive
here. 4 washOut at COhokc station, a short
distance from West Point prevented COM
munication. The telegraph wires were
down for such distance that the damage
could not be repaired in time for any news
to he transmitted Yesterday, and an engine.
which tried TO establish communication,
failed to do 50, and returned 10 the city
about midnight. II was reported that the
steamer Havana, which plies between
West Point and Baltimore, and connects
with the York-River train, had not arrived
up 10 late hour last night, and grave fears
for her safety are apprehended.
POLICE CoURT.-Thc following eases were
disposed OF by Justice Richardson yester-
day:
Thomas Rose (coIoredD was found guilty
OF stealing a from Thomas Murphy, ana
Jailed for thirty days.
II. Kraigle, drunk. was Jailed for thirty
/ dav, i'm default of surety.
Richard johnson (colored), drunk
| Fined >.
Annie Fleming lcolored). assauting and
J beating Annie Curtis, was fined e2.5O.
James Beaslcy, charged with stealing oLC
| lot Of underclothing valued at s. from j.
| \. Wilson. There being some doubt n 10
/ his guilt. he was found not guilty, but wa'
committed to Jail for three months in de-
I fault OF surety TO be of good behavior.
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TUE INVISIBLE CELLULOID EYE-GLASS
FRAMES have reached the topmost wave of popu-
larity, without competitor. dcfying competition.
and the popular verdict l. that they are the hand
somest aud best made For sale by all leading
Jewellers aud opticians.
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MR.. AND MRS. EN6LIsHs SCHOOL

MR.. AND MRS. EN6Llsiis scHOOL
wi FOR YOUNG LADlE, AND LiIILh
GlEIs. 707 EAST FEANhLiN sTkhEI, !, klch-
MoND. VA.-The NEXT SESSION Viii oeyln
WfDNESDAi. SEPTEMBER 90 ssz. ihe sAine
systcm " careful and thorough instrucllnn ia tne
t1,,nrtant branc of an English education when
bas always characterized THIS school VIII he con-
tlnued. .,....,,, ,., t.e..-
u,s...l.ff. ,,erman, Mis- Emma orcbe.
;fI'SIC-Prafess0r Jacob keinhardt.
FIOCITIOs-Miss Mai01ea bay.
nKANtNG AND PAiNIi>O-Mlss Laird.
For circulars apply 10 ,,,c,,su
au27-Su2Tu0ts 7uI east frahAhh su''@
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EDUCATIONAL.
GREEN WOOD.
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
FOR
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA

DAVID +. BOYD, PRINCIPAL,
asslstei by instructors In Mathematics. AncIeng
and Modern Languages. Engiish Branches,
and Book -kceping.
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JUST THINK.-I was permanently cured ot
chills and fever by the use Of one box OF OwENs'S
ANTI-CHILL PILLS. Price, 80 cents a box.
OWENS & MINOR. Richmond, Va.
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MARRIAGE OF A RICHMOND BoY.-The
Kansas City Times gives long and inter
esting account OF the wedding ceremonies
Of Mr.. G. c. Courtney, a well-known Rich
mond gentleman. He married the only
daughter of Mr.. l.. b. Dougherty, very
wealthy Kansas City gentleman. The Ger,
emony was strictly private, and performed
in a most impressive manner 10y Rev. |. o.
r Lowry. Of the Calvary Baptist church,
assisted bv Rev. Mr.. McNair, OF the Pres
hvter1an church Of Liberty.
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PISAFoRE.-The complimentary beneht
70 tbe Richmond Light Infantry Blues
II TUESDAY sd night must not be forgotten.
He;ther I et must the fact that Pinaiore will be
nresented. and that Louis Pizzini, the
bandsome,t Captain Corcoran that ever
t,a" tr"d The deck Of her Maje>ty's ship Pima
fore ore and Frank Cunningham, the real
i9a pat,b Rsckstraw. with his genuine tenor,
III nj he on hand; and that Miss Eva Mills,
WIN " hl h has before claimed 80 much admira-
,;an " mo at T the hand. Of Richmond people,
u;ss ,,Tn Folinc sheffield, Miss Carrie staude,
Miss Isa Smith, and the incompaTable niI ne
pierre Bernard, with Louis Perrot' pieE e.
Deadeye himself, and Boatswain IAN, H. II. l. T.,
Cardoza. with full chorus, VIII De on
hand. ,Ao or,o,+a;pment q,
the season.
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ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS GARRETT at 75c.
New and handsome designs at
julius MEYER & SONS.
FLIES. reaches. ants. bel-bug.. rats mice crows
chlpmmks, cleared out by Rough on Rats" ljc.
BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPONINE DENrI-
FRICF, which will speedily remove incipent tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cents box.
SHINY MES, wells Health Renew r"rostores
hoal.h and Igor. cures dyspepsia. ~ at druggists.
Now l. the time To- buy your CARPETS. and you
san gtt them very cheap At
julius MEYER 4 SOS'S,
COL and 6O3 Broad street.
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Public Sales,

FEB z3.-Jacob Hickman, administrator
OF Jonn Hickman, deceased, will sell at
the late residence Of said dccedent. mile
southwest Of Oakland Mills, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on Thursday, February 23rd, 5 good
horses, l two-year-old colt; l one-year-old
coli, mare, cows, 2 head young cattle.
Chester white boar, Chester white SOW
with pigs. seotes, hay by the ton, farm
ing utensils, and household goods.
FEB. 4.-James North will sell at his
farm IN Milford twp, about mile and half
northwest OF Patterson, at IL O'Clock noon.
on FRIDAY, Feb. 24th, Three horses, g or 10
head Of cattle, 3 of which are cows, each
with calf at her foot; and a lot of farming
utensils.
FEB. q Lewis Degan, administrator of
IL. IT, Brubaker. deed, will sell at the late
residence OF said decedent. mile north of
oakland Mills, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Mon
day, February 9th, Two good work mares.
three-year-od colt, 2 fresh cows, 20 head
OF she-p, shotes, 3 soaps OF bees, hoy By
the ton, large lot of farming implements.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold by Mrs. Lilly Brubsker, / good horse.
fresh cows, + head young cattle, shotes.
FEB. 2s.-Philo Shively will sell at his
place OF residence in Fermanagh township.
about 3 miles northwest of Mitfiintown. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Tuesday, Feb 2sth.
Five horses, 4 cows, 3 head of Young cat
tie. D shotes, chickens, and lot of farming
implements.
MAR. 3--Ephraim f.auver will SELL at his
place "f residence in Milford township. one
mile north of Patterson. on the 3rd of
March, 1882, Horses. cattle, hogs, sheep,
aud all kinds Of farming implements. also a
lot of household goods and kitchen furni-
ture. He sells for the purpose of going
west