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Tho River and IIarbor Bill.

Taking their cue, we suspect, from New
FORK papers, some OF our esteemed cOntem-
poraries have been calling the river and
barbor bill 4 " steal" and rejoicing at the
veto that was promptly annihIlated. II
there were no other reasons for approving
the bill we should have done so because, in
part, the New York and Boston papers de-
nounced 1t. The present bill is notable FOR
one thing more than another. Ii Is in
striking contrast TO any Of its predecessors
because OF liberal appropriations for the
South. Never before, and principally be-
cause OF ancient folly, has the South been
so justly and handsomely recognized ; and
unless this section is going back to the
QuiXOtic policy that insured her defeat in
the war. We should welcome The bill and
not sneer at il in imitation Of northern
journals. slr. Conkling, as was shown in
the Senate, spoke against tie apprOpria-
tiOn for the Mississippi river because it ran
INTO the South. Why any southern man
should chime in with the northern press
and Conkling on such question we do
not understand. The North has been
built up and made powerful by these ap-
preparations. The South needs all that
she can get, and will never. i'm ages, recover
what she ioolishly flung away. so it
seems 10 us that The southern men who
voted to sustain Arthur's veto must have
gone back to the Silurian age Of politics.
The overwhelming majority OF southern
people at this time are in no mood TO return
t. the nonsense that created a powerful
North TO subdue and impoyerish a section
that trifled with distractions.
Georgia gets S4SO.000. We wish L were
twice IS much. and the member OF Com
gress who refuses to endorse the measure
is almost too good for this world, or else
has no water-courseS in his district worth
the mention. Even in such a case the gen
eral good that must appertain to Georgia
and the South should have made an afiirma-
tive vote for such a congressman possible.
Never did a President so cooliy and iUpu-
IDENTITY offer to compromise his conscience
and barter his principles for the sake Of
C1sarism. And yet some southern repre-
sentatiyes voted TO let him exercise legisla-
tive functions and eXpend the money as
he-the New York StalWart and ward
politician-Saw fit!-Aug,tStd (GG.) COnSti-
tlitiOndiiSt.
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U,a,,shed congressional Business.

4 Washington correspondent, speaAlh.
OF the proposed early adjournment OF
Congress, says:
The House will leave behind calendar
of some seventy pages. On the House
calendar proper there remain one hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE measures. Two hundred
and thirty propositions found a resting
Dlace upon the calendar OF the ComInlttee
Of the whole. Thirty-three OF them are
public-building bills. More than four nun
dred private relief, bills will practlcaiI!
find grave in the private calendar.
The Sneakers table is the depository OF
about two hundred senate bills, most OF
them OF a private character.
some 2,2S3 bills and Joint resolutions
were introduced in the Senate, ana i66 OF
those passed that BODY at the hour OF ma.
adjournment. Besides great NUMBER oi
measures not yet reported from the senate
Committees. there will remain upon the
senate calendar about 100 Senate biiis anu
ioint resolutions, and II house biiis anu
resolutions, all Of which will nave 10 taSe
| their chances ut the next session: Asi1t
from the regular annual appropriation Diiis,
abont 17O bills and joint resolutions o,
nublic nature have passed both houses 'n''
lesion and have become laws.
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A Romantic Marriage.

Long Beach, l.. l., was tne scene VI :
ro,nantIe incident on Saturday not gene
roiIy ON the bills OF fashionable watering
nIaces. Among the visitors TO the noIel ~
he afternoon train were Mr. Lewis MiiIs,
~ tbe New York Produce Exchange anu
n Mis- Emmie Laty, Of Brooklyn. IL was
Understood Mr.. Mills and the LADY were 70
10 married in September, and the altehllo1s .
sbown them by their acquaintance luIue nan.
The time pass so pleasantly that MI. Mlais
soroot how swiftly the hours were pa'',us
nntil he suddenly discovered that th. ,s1 ltsi
train for New York had left. Inc Io'e, :,
Gas crowded, and after eouisei y.
,,ar " had been held by Mr.. Mills's rlenas
!, was found that but one room couiu
10 had Both Dir. Mills and the lazy wcIe
,nucb ~ embarrassed. and all sorts OF sugges-
,Iors were made, but no satisiactor! con'
iy .,nsiou was arrived at. Finally the m.n'
anar ~ the hotel succeeded in finding an
asher room, and matters were supposed y
Se Ss"fa happily adjusted. But Mr.. Mis- % VI.
not plsased with the situstion, snu nntas ,cM,ns
the Iady might be compromise: n;nn nnn~c :,
~ ~ hotel and demanded that no snou,.
units him TO his afianced tneh a,d;ns ana .
nd nd. Che marriage ceremony was aecosu,JS ;S
~ " performed in the priests room ~ ''''
night. Baltimore SH".
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Masquerade Ball at the white.

white Sulphur letter in the New York Express,1
on the 18th Of August there will be Il
masquerade and fancy-dreSs ball, and, with
the races which commence little later and
last for a week, considerable enjoyment is
anticipated. The rooms are large, well
ventilated, and neatly furnished. the cuisine
first-casS in every respect, and the attend
ance prompt and civil Mr.. George l..
Peyton, the managing director, has had so
many years experience in catering for
the public, and is 80 familiar with every
inch OF the ground, that your wants
seem to Lc anticipated, and you
wish life were a continual summer to be
spent at the White" under his fatherly
and hoSpitable care. Give Colonel Peyton
the advantages OF our average northern re-
sort. cOntiguity 10 markets, ETC., and he
would set an example in bookkeeping that
could be followed with considerable adVan-
tage. The introduction OF electric lights
last wear has considerably improved the ap-
pearance OF the grounds at night, and ii i
very useful in the halls and dining-roOmS.
The curative powers OF the waters are well
established in cases OF rheumatism, govt,
skin diseases, dyspepsia, etc., and the adj
vice OF such eminent physicians as Dr.
Norman and Dr. Chancellor i always at
the service OF the invalid. There Is a tota
absence Of the ShOddy element in society,
and on all sides one sees that tone OF hiSH
breeding whichis the Characteristic OF ever!
lady and gentleman.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by a sick child uGering and crying with The
excruclating pain Of cutting teeth? II 50, 70 at
once and get 4 bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRvP. twill relieve the poor little
sufferer rimmcdiately-depend upon IL; there Is no
mistake about IL. There Is not 4 mother on earth
who has ever used Il who Will not tell You at once
that t will regulate the bowels and give rest To the
mother and relief aud health 70 the child operating
like magic. IL (, perfectly safe to Use In AL cases,
and pleasant o. the taste, and Is the prescription of
one Of the oldest and hcst female physicians and
nurses In the United states. Sold everywhere 20
cents bottle. au i-eodlw
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FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
STEvEN y s.
PREPARATORY TO PUTTING IN
FALL STOCK. .,,,,,
MAKES SWEEPING kEDJ'lIoNS'
SEE THE PRICES;
Ok PER CENT. REDUCTION
oS al BEST AND MEDIUM GRADE
CAsTORs;
as< PER CENT. REDUCTION
OK ALL BEST AND MEDIUM uhAph .AAh~
DAsKETs AND FRUIT-srANDs'
CUIIDREN's CARRIAGES
,u....ots NJ PRIME FACTORY COsg' as W 10
M, wish 20 carry them Ia the fall seaSon'
WE NEED THE ROOM.
The balaDee Of our stock or
NEXICAN-GRAss HAMMOCkS
will he sold al tl.25.
rhe.r urice. wia chose them shortly. first cum
,ny win have tsst selection.
list RECEIVED:
Tarr lot Of BLACh-NALNOI 6OopS-
BRACKETS, BOok-slIELVEs, TABLES
ToWEI-gACKs. CoMB-BoAks,sh SHAVING
cIsFs. &c, &C.: the best 2oe. BisA|kET'
IA town; zee them.
| = 81 ~ ~, IN AMEILED FRAMES 81 aud zoe.
tXbpFss-W AGONs, sTEp-LApD&Rs,
IiyyCH- AskErs, w0Rk-sTASDs' &c.
| s.end for our new catalogue. -
sas sTEvESs, sos Broad street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ALUM SPRINGS,
II ROCKBRiDGE COUNTY. VA.
OPRN FOR VISITORS " NJ lsT.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
CHAHGES:

Ps- a,v ..'........................s2 30
per ,r1''rtb thirty Jay.l l.............. 90 90
Take branch railroad 10 Goshen Chc-1Heake aud
Ohio railway, for springs. ONLY tnity-hNe Ihli-
ute riie through beautiful aud picturesque val
ley to the Great fYnatdtH y hcdHh. Inc chilIe
PREMISE have undergone thorough aud coinpielt
repalrs. placing th- property as second 10 no
wttering-placc in this country. home Tor liie
invalid. Amuscments Of every description lot
Those seeking rccre ition and pleasure zine nun =
Ing and fishing. 4 cordial Virginia "eicont WIN ~
uakc our guests comfortable satisfied, And happy
EUGENE g. PEITON,
,,v,Iao General Manager
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BAsp-BAII.-One Of the ilnes. es.,a e1nio,, y,
tions Of bsse-ball took place !esseruay ,n "a a'
Base Ball park. The match g,ipe ps,,,aso was Dc
tween the baltimore Club, o. rosnI,nS nalI,mGr. r.
and the Richmond boys, and njes.sor. iosul,sa IN
six 70 two. The individuS PLAYING y, ,Sa o.
finest ,dS Character, ,nd the pl.ud' .S,11s ., The
large audience present wss s, % sor the P;cb,
mond Club in his usual easy "i and grseslu IseSa1
style. The same eluOs p-' o." " w
Game called at n o'closS'
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THE LEMONADE CARBONATED SopA-WA-
,,p which was invented by George schGn,
The nopular soda-water man, has had !.
Sre,t srs mn. and is Justly called the best OF
summer beverages. 90 to hls hllhe, az" va
ter establishment, corner OF Eleventh anu
Nam streets, and try IL
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

re- on all sales of Real Es,at made bctvCc1 the
= Of January and last Of June the taxes for thC
present wear have 10 be paid by the purchaser. ON
an sale. made between the l>t of july and last OF
the year the taxes have % be paid BY The seller.
lThi, custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv all The real estate Jgcnt, IN Richmond, aud ap-
plies 70 Richmond aud yiciuity.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ. horses, mules,
&c
JNO. +. LAUGuTON, Jn.. - \. VI, "atct1s'
iewclry. &c.
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INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the mid
die Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather
and local rains. variable wnds shifting
to southwest and northwest. stationary or
lower temperature, and low followed by
rising barometer.
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.Co THEY WERE MARRIED"

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, besides all the 0lt'
r.or,,., new works. offer 200 Nos. of the FhANh-
LIN SQUARE LIBRARY which embraces ="
REST BOOKS printed on good paper from s''a
- 1,,o ,,-,ces ar,.from IOc- 10 2sc. each. A
"P0 -, -, NV address. jy20-dSw
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yrv Yoax.-Excursion Second Presox-
,sr;.n church, Tuesday, August 18th, D L.
N. Regular train; FREDERICKSBURG souIs ",
chaperon for ladies; good ooara, vsh : ~
week: Brighton and Manhattan Beach
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IIYGEIA HOTEL

situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe; 0pen all
the year Equal TO any hotel IN the tnteq s'1. ~
,,, ,,ing sueciallV attractive. Prc-enlnenuy
resort for southern people. Terms les Tor e'lla'
accommodations than any resort III tc eS,,r ~. f.
C9imate free from malaria, and for Insomnia uuIy
wrnJerful IN lis soporhc effect Sehu i"r CIT h0uiN
'''''"e "'7 HARRISON PHGBts,
,,o Proprietor.
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..No EQUAL" is brand OF four con-
trolle1 by W. ID. Blair Il Co. IL Is as me
a eour a; any on the market. Price very
low. Buy your years supply at once.
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Ladies', Attention !

Those who are now putting up their sup
ply Of pickle will find at Christian ~
whites lot Of pure cider vinegar ioui
wears old, and great variety OF the hiieS'
imported spices. Give them e'nL
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear In
the morning, with showers in the evening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 7S 4:
0 A. d., SO; noon, 90; 3P. NJ, 90; 6 p.
NJ, SO; midnight, so.
Mean temperature, s7f.
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR TIE NhEA END-
,xG S,TrnpAY, AUGUST 5, 1SS2.-CduSeS Of
DSafb. Asthma. l colorcd; bronchitis, l
colored: burns, l colored; casualty, l color
Cd ed cbolera.iniantum, colored consump-
tion. 1 white, l colored; conyulsions fin
tantilel. white; debility, l white; diar-
rb@a. 3 white, / colored; diphtheria, /
white: drop.y, colored; fever 0yphoidb
/ white. / coiored; heari-disease, 4 color,
ed: liyer-disease, colored; marasm!is, =
white; obstruction Of bowels, l white (;
premature birth, white; teething, CO.
Iored: tumors, colored; whooping-
cough. 1 white. Whole numoef OF deaths
in the city, exclusive Of 'till-eirths, S, 81.
white. 1S: colored, Is. Locdhiy: CITY at
Iarre. /; Marshall Ward, 5; jefferson
Ward. ,: Madison Ward, o; Monroe
Ward. /; Clay Ward, &; Jackson Ward
5; almshouse. 3. -. ,or tho month
d, Whole hI2 i5smMSite. eu%Sfr o. So coIored, iOa.
Rate Of mortality Of whole population
wa. sIo5 per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortality OF white population was II.la
per 900 per annum; rate OF moTtali,y AM @ o.
eGoioreJ G JVv vopulatlon was 1891 per 1000 PEI
.o,Orru omrn pOpJ ]. G. CABElL, N; d.,
ahn'il- President Board OF Health
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Archbishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore, ss'lsS ,o,
v.s,s,d.y in the steamship Hiberniah .oI
Hslii.I. accompanied by Reva r. @ct0'
md L. 8 NalIoy.
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CWARTHMORE COLLEGE.

~ REOPENED IN RESTORED BUILDING
Both sexes admitted. College and Preparatory
school. Under csre Of members Of the society II
Friends. The main bnlding, DESTROYED by fire
ninth month Last has been com mpets.y rebuilt en-
largcd, and fitted mp with all conveniences. Thor
Ouxh Instruction In Languages. Literature. Nsthe-
matics. and the Sciences. New scientific Building,
containing Laboratories. Drafting Rooms. Ma
ehine-shops, and all appliances for pursuing a
thorough cOurse in Chemistry. Mechanical and
tiyil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH t>cptrnherl l2rH. Apply early. ~,
other things being equal places win be given ths.
earliest applicants. For fun particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGiIi.
President Swar.hmorp College,
s. 23-7st Delawnre cnnniY- Pa
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.. Hairs Own"

Is rye whiskey, absolutely pure. IL Is
ONLY sold by Joseph NJ. Blair, Grocer SD
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth
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.,o.sS. wULEs, cows. .ee.

NOR SALE, MY VERY FiNEE
seven ye.I. Old; .ross rap .,plai sd, TWO FfnsT.
and reilspilee iey|one ~ doctors buggy. and ne
other side-sM top-bnggyi wsnr VIZ " scI,RIsTIKN.
au SAT Gfohoh =.
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7, Won want to see hnslness, call al Gur'
DeIarue's. next To tbe Dispatch Once,
|. Montrose" Juleps al ten cents w"
freely
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
~ BURG, NA.-The eighteenth annual session
begins OCTOBER 3p. Thorough preparation for
University Of Virginia and United states Military
and Naval Academies. Highly recommended by
Faculty of the University Of Virginia Full sta of
Instructors. Pupils uniformly successful situation
heathfnL Early application advised. as pumber
~ boaricrs u strictly limited. For catalogue ad-
dress W. GORDON MCCABE. Master. au 3-2m
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BASEBALL.

ID \ ; E-B \ l. l..
The FULTON BASEBALL CLUE has re-
organized with the following players
TATFIGFP. W. NAPIER.
PITCHER. W MOORE.
SUURT-TOP. y. THOMPSON.
FIRST BASE. VI. BURCH.
SECOND BASE. l.. GREEN.
THIRD EASE, +. ENIIGllT
LEFT FIELD. j. GRADY.
CENTRE FIELD. G.. STR AND.
RIftHT FIELD. y. CHAMBERLAIN
Ne are really 10 receive challenges from any ana
all clubs in virginia.
IIv order II VI. BURCH. Cfutain -
an d-Its J. GRADY, secretary
BALTIMORE ". RICHMOND
IS rI.FSDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY.
ArGr~r SIN, 9Tf lOrII. AND lTIi'
AZ Baseball Park, head Of clay street. AIBi'-
sion. % cents. d" 0-os
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Dooxs STATIONERY, AND SUN,

DOCKS, STATIONERY, md iD.r s1A No. ar
Is MFR RrADING.-The grand summer 10 Inn. =.
the LoNDoS GRAPHIC, eo9.a,n1hnt nste '' Summer
uauvhs ~ psne SI sh cents. ILLUSTRATED LpN-
nSS hSS NEws's holiday No.. eoiored Pra,s. Pi,.u,@
MARRIED for Love" rT,ee % % orvnSrIi eeps. i HOUR
ntAhsn ~, n,e rS.arIs Price, 90 cents h1cDp To- ~
ooWNS S" "LAUGHTER FROM YEAR TO ihA"'
Pffes, 70 osnS, osvnaSs,uoS PLATES FOR AUGI Isr'
vniiSe AZ we LADIEs' JOURNAL, pEn1HEssl - :.
YRISk LKsLlgs, LAbifFSsA .nb SsAsskkiInS,soU skinnSSisoUS SRE
i'nmV tIr.. And receiving new ones every oAy a.
9Qe Main streek
nlS ------------
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The DAILY DlsPATCH is delivered To suh-
seribcrs At FIFTEEN CENTS per week, payable To
for SIX months; sl.50 for three months; Soc for
The sEMI-wEEKLy DISPATCH a, az per m.
Rum, or 81 Tor six months. ~ ''u-
The wEEkLY DISPATCH 81 per annun.
CIRCUS AND NENAGERIE.
DICHMoND, WEDNESDAY. AL
GUST lem.
POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY,
THE ONLY Rig SHOW CoMrNGi
$ II. BARRETT & co.'s
NEW UNITED MONSTER RAILROAD SHOWS,
ORIENTAL CIRCUS, EGYPTIAN CARA.
NAN,AND UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION
OF LIVING WONDERS
great special feature,
THE ORIGINAL JESSE JAMES HORSES
will be exhibited in conjunction with the
CIRCUSES COMBINED. @
100 FAMOUS CHIEFS 100
lei by The champion douhlc-somersault leapers Of
the world.
JAMES QUIGLEY and WILLIAM BATCHLoB.
$4,000 their equal has never been seen
on this continent.
~ champion bareback riders, male and female,
headed by Miss VIOLA RIVERS. oRIN
HOLLIS, and CHARLES EwERs.
10 King LAUGH-MAKING CLOWNS
nrst and fcremos, the great and only
AYNARS. 2
WILLIS COBBS'S ORIGINAL AND ONLY
MINIATURE CIRCUS OF DOGS, GOATS,
AND MONKEYS.
7 ENORMOUS METROPOLITAN MENACE
RIFS UNITED.
80 BLAZoNED CAGES OF WILD BEASTS. so
Positively the largest collection Of Extremely
Rare Wild Animals with any exhibition
on the continent.
TIL LARGEST LIVING WHITE NILE HIPPO
POTAMUS EVER IMPORTED,
huge. shambllng River-Horse, the terror Of All
Saurious.
APAIR OF MAJESTIC GIRAFFES.
broken to harness. aud drawing Roman Chariots.
100000 INVESTED IN MORE THAN
so Tons OF EDUCATED FLESH.
a monster all-roprcsenting HERDOF PERFORM
ING ELEPHANTS. including twice the
largest animal known to exist. the "a
NOUS old India War Elephant,
"XERXES."
several inches taller, aud the heaviest animal ever
oA this continent. said to DC over 200
years Of age.
Also the midget. LITTLE DOT"
thrice the smalles, ful-grown Elephant ever seen.
THE GREATEST OF ALI
FEATURES. TIE FIRST
AND ONLY GENUINE
"LION-sLAYER,"
and over 1000 othar rare features
THE LoW-CONEDY BEAR BRUNO
sTEAM AIR SHiPi0 operation outside, free to all.
THE sHEIli's RETURN FROM CONQUEST
AQUARTEH OF \ MILLION STREET
PARADE.
THREE SUPERB
MARITAL MUSICAL RRIGADES.
THE NEW LEVIATHAN STEAM BANDA
2O-VOICED JUBILEE CHORUS,
ALWAYS EXHIBITING JUST WHAT
IT ADYERTlsEs.
CHEAP EXCURSION RATES on ALL RAIL
ROADS TO THE GREAT WORLDS
EXPOSITION"
ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL ADVER-
TISED SHOWS.
CHILDREN UNDER Q YEARS HALF PRICE.
TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS DAILY.
IT CONTROLS MILLIONS. BACKED BY MIL
LIONS MORE, AND. 80 FAR AS IT L.
CONCERNED, NO OTHER
SHOW EXISTS.
WILL ALSO EXHIBIT At PETERSBURG
THURSDAY, AUGUST l7TH.
lau 6-e.11,13&15l
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NOR SALE, FINE DoCToR'sN4%
huaGiEs Apply 70 JAMES T: SnAL,r,. NJ. .,,s,.
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SKINNY MEN" Wells Health Renewcr" IT,
stores health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia. 81. Al
drugglsts.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIyER-
w slTl.
q. W. e. LEE. PRESIDENT.

Thorough instruction In LANGUAGES. LITE
RATtRE. PHILOSOPHY, and sCiENCE.and In
The professional schools Of LAW and ENGINEER
ING. Tuition for nine months. $50: all other
ICES, $50. session opens SEPTEMBER 2lsr.
For catalogue address
j. l.. CAMPBELL, JR.,
Clerk Of the Faculty,
H-ff6 tx
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KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS Of all
kinds permanently cured with HOP BITTERs.
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,

NEAR CHARLOTTEsvILLE,v VA.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE. UNIVERSITY OF
BUSINESS. Healthy location, full course Of study,
thorough teaching. wholesome moral influence.
For catalogue address
~ l5-2m REV. EDGAR WOODS Principsl
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BriefS.-Mary Perkinson (colored), who
hurt herself very badly in an effort to e.
cape from jail, will get well. At one time
it was thought that she would die.
superintendent Howle returned from
New York yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Beattie recently purchased
four brick houses on Third street. Every
house in Manchester that is in tenant
able condition l. occupied.
Mayo's bridge has not yet been opened
to vehicles, but will be quite soon.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Susan Kragle. charged with being drunk
and cursing Fred. kragle in the street.
Discharged.
Martha Melton was fined $40 for lighting
and creating disturbance in the neighbor-
hood.
Phillip johnson (colored), disorderly IN
the street and ob,tructing the sidewalk !;
also charged with throwing stones at sam, sam,
uel Miller. The cases were continued I'LL
to-day.
Ada Terrell, drunk and disorderly on
the Capitol Square. Discharged,
John West (colOred), charged with as
saulting and beating Pernella Tucker
Dismissed on payment Of costs.
Z. III. Cunningham, {. b. stratton, ana
c. Linghorn were fined - each for nghtlDg
in the street.
Mary Parker was fined 900 for being
drunk and disorderly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-09
" o r l c L

ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS are In
ylfcd 70 meet the undcr,iXned AMI the conhls-
sioners 70 be appointed hY Chesterfield county
Court on the l9TH DAY OF AUGUST. les2. ~
the terminus Of the BrighIhope railway, on the
ApDomattox river. and to submit PLANS MD
SPECIFICATIONS FOR BUILDING a COUNTY
BRIDGE across said river 40 SAID point Helg
of bridge about % feet aud engNl about Z2o leet.
Cost not to exceed $500. Com s-lontfs VIII r.
DnTt their action 10 court a. FOWLkES,
pa i. NJ NASE,
j. BOILING.
Commissioners Of Amelia County Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-09
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Ward Meetings. City Central Com.
mittee have authorized the holding OF ward
meetings in the diff rent wards OF the city
next Friday night TO elect delegates TO the
Congressional Convention which meets in
Richmond on the 18th OF August. Man.
chester sends seven delegates-one from
the second Ward, and two from each OF
the other wards. The presidents Of the
different wards will. in accordance with
the ruling OF the City Central Committee,
call meetings in their respective wards for
Friday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-09
23-7st
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

This wel-known STATE INSTITUTION haviry
been reorganlzed under The act of March 9. lsS2,
~ the reelection Of ne old Faculty prepared
To supply the HIGHEST GRADE OF EDtCA-
IioN. upon the beat terms. 10 all those who lcar.
the distinctive advantag,s ~ this GFHEshL
SCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY SCHOOL
session opens SEPTEMBER lsr.
For fun particulars, address
F. H. SMITH.
jy22->aN N&tSatSel superintendent