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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-03

BROUGHT BACK A PRISONER.-I IeSterday
morning S. G. Neale arrived in the city,
prisoner i'm charge OF the United States
marshal OF Denver, Colorado, and detec-
tive. There was a time when he came into
the city proudly as the representative OF
the people Of Alexandria in the House OF
Delegates. He was arrested OH an indict-
ment for perjury found by the grand Jury
of the United States Court on the 1lth day
OF last January. He swore that he owned
a number OF shares OF capital stock OF the
First National Bank of Alexandria, OF
which he was at the time director,
and on this charge the indictment was
based. He was arrested on the 2Sth OF july
at Denver, Col, by Detective James john
son. OF Easton, Penn. He was charged
with cmbezzling $4,000 from William
Gravdon, of New York, $500 from widow
OF Alexandria, Va, large sum OF money
from the Daingerfields of the same city, and
several thousand dollars from party III
GEORGETOWN, ID. G. The total amount OF
the embezZlement is about SSO,000. When
arrested he was in the employ OF mining
company in Denver
He was taken to the office Of United States
Commissioner Thomas 5. Atkins, ana held
there to await a response from Judge RObert
w. Hughes, of the United States District
Court, who was absent in Norfolk. Judge
Hughes will rot return to the city until
Friday, and Neale was sent to the city jail
for the present. He has engaged, it is said,
the services OF General w. ii. Payne and
Mr.. Samuel b. Witt as counsel.
Mr.. Neale is about thirty-fbe years OF
age, and is the son OF Judge 5. &. Nealee, OF
Alexandria. He has had fine opportunities
in life, and was held in high esteem by his
friends and acquaintance in Alexandra.
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'r. L. NJ. Cowardm has returned to the

DR.. L. NJ. Cowardrn has returned to the
city. -r
Notwithstanding the published state
pents in the dramatic papers and the fact
that Mr.. Il. w. Hof signed articles OF
agreement with 3Ir. John A. McCaull, he
is desirous OF saying that he does not in
tend to leave Richmond.
Nat. Russell (coloreD was before United
States Commissioner T.. $. Atkins yester-
day morning, charged with violating the
United States revenue laws by having In
his possession and Offering for sale uD-
stamped manufactured tobacco. lie was
bailed for his appearance at the October
term OF the District Court.
This damp, cool weather, lookout for
chills. Keep within doors late in the after
noon and early in the morning, and eschew
half-ripe watermeons, cucumbers, and
night pic-nics in the country.
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QUEEN OF sHERA cu A p,rr,p ,..,rs..s

W NO. live, the coiored Mssons OF s3yX&1
this city, were visited last week by Brother zsAI
Thomas W. Strlnger, Most Worthy Grand sS1DSs
Patron OF the Grand Chapter for the state Of Mis-
s1ssippi, with other grand officers Of the Grand
Chapter OF the order Of the Eastern Star His visit
here was to establish the order In this city for tie
benefit OF tfasons wives, their widows and un mar
RED daughters. The work was accomplished. and
the following arc the officers elected and installed
for the term: worthy Matron, Mrs. william A.
Page: Worthy Associated Mstrou. Mrs. John
Graves; Worthy Patron, William ). Owens; Wor-
thy Associated Patron, Mrs. Il. Braxton; Secre-
tary, Thomas II. Lewis; Treasurer, Mrs james
Bradley: Worthy Conductress Mrs. Thomas II.
Lewis; Mrs. a. NJ. Reede, Associated Conductre,s I;
Mr., $. ". shackelford, Ad;sh; Mrs. l.. III. Carter,
Ruth; Mrs. J. ". Holmes, Esther; Mrs. William
5. Owens, Martha Mrs. N. j. Harris. Electa; Mrs.
Rev. j. II. Holmes. chsplain: Dr. ). G. FcIserson
and ID. II. Carter. Directors.
QUEEN OF SHEBA CHAPTER. No. II,
au 3-lts Richmond, Va.
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CARBONATE LEMON SODA was invented
and introduced in our city about a year
ago by Mr.. George Schpn, Eleventh and
Main streets, and the great run it has made
proves il to be the most popular of sum-
mer beverages. The imported West India
lines which he Is using in connection with
it now adds much to ITS taste. Ills we'll
kept and cold soda fountains are visited
daily by hundreds OF our citizens.
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p.,uxoRE. August 1.-The first pup,lo pn
.vpih,tion Of the Athletic Club OF the no, o,
iice Department took place ton tS.nighh, gSh,h;' a.
i. soru INSISTED Of Indian club exercises
uon u.a.eo oo Poman and collar and elbow
wrestling, sparring, Io,s,,t,b Is,,auta, bar per
sSs,,anncs o'.,o nn" The house was filed, ana 'ne
,od'antu sahisition would have been creditab'e ''
professionals.
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A Fine Prospect for tho BOarders at
the Caldwell House, white Sulphur

Colonel Peyton has determined to give
the Caldwell-lIouse boarders their meals Mt
the Springs hotel (the Grand Central, as il
is now called, hauling them free in the
new and elegant four-horse 'busses to and
fro. The prices at the Caldwell House are
80 per day, $3.50 per week, ana S65 per
month Of thirty days.
This arrangement will give the Caldwell
House people, at lower rates. all the advan-
tages OF the other hotel.
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THE MOZART THIS EyENING.-First,
overture. "Poet and Peasant" (Suppe,)
orchestra: second. duo soprano and con-
tralto g II Ciel Stellato," (Pinsuti) Misses
Nav Thomas and Eoline Sheffield; third,
snIo & violin- Fantasia Pastorale," (Slnga-
1eeS 1 Mr. peter Martini; fourth, solo
soprano, "What Are Iney 80 s,,t Do
Randegger) Miss May Thomas %,.n, pot.
pourri, Patience" (sulliyah,J orcneslra l !
sixth, solo contralto,. "Aosehce, ,o,o reu, ,reu
Miss Eoline Sheffield; seventh, sV'o .ron'-
bone. al Foscari," Brogialdl,l Dir. a; \;
Equi; eighth, waltzes, Lies so'n'aihes'
(WaIdteufel.) orchestra.
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CENTRE WAREHOUSE


IIH AKIEN u. IIILII 70 VI
~ tlate Of Hin, sklnker \ Matkins'l
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
pROPRIETORs CENTRE WAREhOt ~:
Having purchased the Centre Warehouss pr,olen
o., " I II2 I4l4,I4ld Cary street, lately 0c-
cunicd by hin. skinker Watktns,l we assume
control Of said property from this date. ro
Ne shall be- pleased 10 make contract ior storake
,I insnact on Of Tobacco, and will fuini contracts
now existing Our house win be open i0r loos1, 4,
t,haceo sales during the season. In iyluie an al
noiss or manifrsts describing packages oi looarvo
sored in Centre Warehouse will be signed by VIZ
liam l.. Hill or William q. Bentley, for proprie-
tors. A. ...,.,,.... bfth.rto
he.towed upon this property, aud respectfully ssA
as"suIS1"NS'' Ua,IW CHARLES d. HILL CO.
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Extent Of tho SMALLPOX I'm baltimore

Our Washington contemporaries are nr u',,
a,,Iy excjted over the amount OF smallpox
which they say exists in Baltimore. Ihere nc
" m ~, mich of it here, and there Is no
alarm 81 There is reason for energetic aP-
nIication 1 OF the means for arrestlng ns
ipnread but no reason whatever for saying
sp,th ~, these measures are Intellectual.
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ICE-CREAM SALOON.


HAVE MOVED MY ICE-CREAM
SALOON and CONFECTIONERY into my new
building, No. Ill Main street.
FAMILIES, WEDDINGS, and PARTIES sup
piled with PURE CREAM and COMPETITIONS
on short notice.
Thanking my friends for their liberal patronage
in the past, respectfully solicit continuance Of
the same. fau 3-3tI II. W. MOESTA.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN FOR VISITORS JlNE ISL
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS-
CHARGES:

NJ, ".,.......S g so
FER eay.........s...s..''' Go M
Per month t0f thirty days) pV pV 00
Two months or more each... -. ~ "a
Take branch railroad at Goshen Chesapeake , anu
Ohio railway, for springs Only t,r,ycnne i, Yni
lev ~ the 0re6f fountain or heduh. ihe entlIe
prcuaises have undergone thorough and complete
repairs, placing the properly a. sec0no for @ the he
tnxslide tmusements Of every description LOT
those seeking recreation and pleasure. Eine hSn i,I
ing and fishing. cordial Nirgnia myiDo ,',o on" 10
iuaAe o"i e"S'' EUGENE G.. PEYTON,
ran General Manager.
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A SUCCESSFUL SOUTHERN BoY.-A good

A SUCCESSFUL SOUTHERN BoY.-A good
many years ago Thomas S. Powell. OF
Brunswick county, set out in the world to
make his fortune. He selected the field OF
medical science for operations, and his sue
cess has been full. Going to Atlanta, Ga,
he became interested IN the Southern Med'-
cal College, and is now at the head OF this
institution. A few weeks ago DR.. Powell
came back to Virginia, and isnow visiting
his friends in Brunswick county. lie has
many friends and relatives in Richmond
who would be glad to see him before his
return TO Atlanta.
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THE YEATS CAsE.-The Governor re-
turned to this city last night at 10 O'Clock
from Old Point Comfort. II is expected
that he will to-day determine his course OF
action in regard to Yeats, the Pittsylyania
murderer, whose respite expires on to-
morrow friday, August 4th. In addition
to the interest felt in the disposition OF
Yeats, Barrett's circus will show in chat
ham on Friday, thus bringing nearly the
whole population Of the county there.
There will no doubt be lively times, whe-
ther Yeats be hung or resplted.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

THE STOMACH furnishes natural sustenance for
every organ. If dsOrdcred, the whole body Ian
guishes. However affected. It's tone aud vigOr may
always be restored by using regularly COLDEN's
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic
INvIGoGAToR, In pint bottles. Ask (or Colden'S.
Take no other. OF druggists generally.
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At Christian & Whites you will find the
most delicious clarcts and summer wines
ever offered to the public. and at very low
figures. Also, magnificent assortment Of
goods for excursion and travelling parties.
For anything and everything in the fancy
eating line go there.
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EOR RENT, .....,
THE VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE.

This centrfiy-iocated snd weil-snown former
place Of am uscinent IL now for rent upon iasorabis
ierms for one or more years. We are authoried
lo rent ~ as II Is or will have II remodeled recon-
strcted. or rebuilt for adaptation ~ any business
for which IL may be desired BY good tenant TOR
There Ia no better location for any class of bsri-
ness. II, l., eIAfLrs W..
jy s0-eod3t llV5 Main street,
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IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, 70 4;
3 A. NJ, 7s; noon, S5; 3 z. NJ, SO; 6 L.
~, so; midnight "a.
Mean temperature, 20 1-6.
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DERSONS WHO DESIRE BOARD
i FOR THK SUMMER, one mile ana aiIrdnd. ND.
healthy location; moderate charges; goqd, couh-
try fare. Taken to and from the depot. fitS-siA
miles from Richmond. For terms address
Mas. ADDIE NJ. RIDDLE.
GiIliamsyile, buckingham county, Va
an 3-lt&
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SC. only for a Picnic CIGAR.


Persons Of sedentary habits often suffer with Kid
ney affections. Sufferers from this weakening and
dangerous disease, by persistent use of SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, will restore tie kidneys TO
their wonted health and vigor. Genuine prepared
only by J. II. ZEILIN & co.
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OFFICEOF u

OFFIcEoF BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING Co..l
WAUKEsHA. WIS.,, May /, 1882. }
NoTIcE.-We would respectfully inform all con-
sumers Of BETHESDA WATER that Mr.. GEORGE
scHGN Is the sole and only authorized agent for
this water in the city of Richmond
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY,
D.L. STERLING, Manager.
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MALARIA from the undrained Pontine marshes.
near Rome, Is a terror to travellers. AYERS AGUE
CURE Is an cffcctual protection from the disease,
and a cure for those who have become It's victims.
1t works Just clectually In all malaria districts
on this side Of the sea. Try IL.
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LoGASsPoRT, IND, December /, 1880.

LoGANsPoRT, IND, December /, 1880.
For long time have been sufferer from Stom-
poor, and the very small amount did eat disagreed
with me. ] was annoyed very much from nom
retention OF urine tried many remedies with no
success uutil I used BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
Since used that my stomach does not bother me
any. My appetite is simply immense. My Kidney
trouble is no more, and my general health Is such
dat feel like new man. After tine of
Browns IRON BITrERs for one month / have
gained twenty pounds In weight
.. u. SAGGHST.
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rs 29-oOdlwI
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CMNlONS LIVER REGULATOR.

ClMMONS LlN Elk kEGU LAlOh.
ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspepiics, Bilious Sufferers, victims Of Fever and
Ague, the Mcrcurial- al-Dseased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
lsalth. cheerful spirits, and good appetite, they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundlce,
Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
preston of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This unrvallcd southern remedy Is warranted
not % contain single particle of MERCURY or any
iuiurlCus mineral substance. but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
IL you feel drOwsy, debilitatcd, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated, you suffering from torpid liver,
on "biliousness." and nothing VIII cure you SO
speedily and permanently as 10 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Its given with safety and the happiest results TO
lie most delicate infant It takes the place OF qu-
nine and bittcrs Of every kind. ~ Is the cheapest
purest. and best family medicine In the world.
Beware Of cOuntcrfc Is. Take only The genuine
in white wrapper with red in front, prepared by
j. n. ZEiI.IN & co. ,oo
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 6-eodtAu3O
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, light rain and partly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather, winds
shifting to southerly and westerly, with
lower barometer.
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CITY WoRK.-It is expected that to-day
the water will be set to running perma-
nently in the canal between the Nine and
Tbree-Nlilc locks, and the new city pumps
may be put into regular Use as soon as de-
sired. All OF the finishing work is not
quite complete, but it is not OF character
to interfere with pumping operations.
Work is about to be commenced on the
Shockoe-creek improvement. The proba-
bility Is that it will be begun near Broad
street and be carried on towards Franklin.
There is deal OF pile-driving to be done
in places where 4 good foundation cannot
otherwise be secured.
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FLORIDA WATER.
TOILET, BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF
SIMMER BOARDING.

f,nh so-Th.sa&Tu6mI
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pRowN's IRON BuTrERs.
ON, NY ACK!

Thassa common expression and has world OF
moaning. How much suffering is summed up In n.
The singular thing about il is thai pain In the back
Is oecAsioned by 50 many thIngs May be caased
by kidney-Discesc, Liver Complaint, Consump-
tios, Gold, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Overwork,
Nervous Debility, &C.
Whatever the cause, don't neglcc, It Something
Is wrong, and needs prompt attention No medi-
c.Dc has ye, been discovered that will % quickly
and surely cure such diseases as
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
and II doos this by commencing a. the foundation
and making the
BLOOD PURE AND RICH.
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CHICK CIGARS, be.

1T IS AN ISDIsPUTABLE FACT that nothing so
reaches and removes the cause of those terrible
headaches as that wcll-known and wcll-tred spe-
cifc TARRANT's SELTZER APERIENT.
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Police COURT. The following case were
disposed OF yesterday:
John Williams and Mark Saunders (bOth
colorcd) were fin3l 81 each for fighting.
Billy Williams (colored) was fined $3.50
for aSsauIting and beating Mary Winfrec.
Sylvia Robinson (colored), drunk. Jailed
for ten days.
James VI. Granger and J. il. Morris
were fined so each for fighting in the
markct-house. Granger was also sent on
to the grand jury for assaulting W. D..
Holmes while in the discharge Of his duty
rs justice Of the peace.
Mary Jackson (colored), drunk and dis
orderly on the street, was jailed for three
months.
II. Powers and j. BOschen were fined q
each for fighting in the street.
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-iIoUsE. Good work
low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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yll-3u
old POINT COMFORT, VA.
HYGEIA HOTEL .

HYGEIA HOTEL
s,,uated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. 0pen al
she wear. Eqs 10 any hotel in the United states
Surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, Doss,ns, entv
sesort for southern people. Terms less ior e'i.s Va
Accommodation than any resort III the c1uti ,rnv
Climate free from malaria, and Tor lhsoni,s m sis,
won Jerful ia It's soporiic elect. send ior c"'"
'N"s'p'ns "'s'' HARRISON PHGBUs,
,.a,o Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ne on all sales Of Real Estate made between me
Isl OF January and last OF June the taxes Tor the
present wear have to be paid by the purchaser. Or
All sales ma lie between the lst Of July ana last ol
tbe wear the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller
IThis custom was adopted about fifteen yeArssg
by all the real estate agents In RlchmOnu' anu aP
niles 10 Richmond and yicinit,.I
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RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, household fur
niture, &c.
JNO. r. LAUGHTON, JR., z. NJ, Masonic
library.
sIITJ ON & CO., @ L. NJ, sale Of brick dwelling
No 23O3 franklin street.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ, watcfsS'
iewelry, &c.
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BOGUS BABIES.

Three Successive Deceptions-A wheeling
Woman Confesses that "tbe Press" Dis
closure Is True-Her Husband Still In Igno.
rance OF the Imposition-But One of the
Children living.
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SEED. Ac.
vxYHITE RYE FOR SEED.

VXyHITE RYE FOR SEED.
NEW WHITE EGG TURNnp' ana al va'ie.',n ',s
o., rr,pNIp SEED and RUTA BAGAS, wholesale
90 r.,,,i IT, w. WOOD, Scotsman.
corner sixth and Marshall street-,
,,,na Ricblnond, Va
TJRFsH AND RELIABLE TURNII,
ESErn a. Miller a PlERCE's, corner oi
nm and Marshall streets Prices a. low Us any
house Offering seed. .,,.
nxRI.y RFi,-TOP--J. J.sudrcth's;
yfi'ioW ABEEDEEN--l l.andicths'
WIiITE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WHITE 0LoDr-- jy 18Th, ,sa&Tusw
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KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS Of all
kinds permanently cured with HOP BITrERs.
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BASE BALL.-There was nne e1nipi..oh DlI, pao,,
yesterday evening between s,th@dHS the Ss'Sna eas
The catching done by Mr.; Daniel .ndri =; Ryan van
eIicited eli ted ne the applause Of all present. The
pitching and catching OF " SVi" here % Thcrs "ns
Was asa = Ia large r assemblage present. The score
Is as follows: n r,.,
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TORRENT, \ CONVENIENT ANDE
II COMFORTABLE BblCk DWELIiSG,2x
No 6O3 seventh street, containing six rooms,
bathroom; Kitchen aud usual 0ut-hOnses. Apply
to MRS. HUGH HAGAN,
an 2-Its 4Ol north Eleventh street.
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EDUCArYOyAI.


/ NlNERSTTY SCHOOL, PETERS
" BURG, vA.-The eighteenth annual session
begins OCTOBER .2D. Thorough prcpar.siIor f,r
University Of Virginia and United States Military
and Naval Academies. Highly recommended N
Faculty Of The University Of Virginia. Full staY Of
instrnctors Pupils uniformly successful. situation
hcalthful Early application advised. as nuraber
oI boaricrs Is strictly limited. For catalogue adj
NOTICE.-HAVING TO EMPLOY A
- IEACHER for my own ehildreu, win take
limited number OF Sf'HOL ARS--boys from nina
~ sixteen years OF aee-as boarders In my family.
aney VIII pave every comfort. advantage. and In
and under the Instruction OF q thorough and com.
pctcnt male teacher. =
Locality for health, &C., unsurpassed. For fur
tncr Iniormatfon address at once the UNDERLINED
40 Oak Forest post-offsce, Cum berland county, VA.
au s-rh,su, wasn't ANDREW ). GRAY.
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DICIGIOND COLLEGE,
IO RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins 2lST SEPTEMBER,
1882, and continues nine months.
FACULTY.
FDNUND HARRISON, \. NJ Professor Of Latin.
II. II. HARRIS, VI. A., Professor of Greek.
RoDEs MAssIE, A. NJ, ID. L., Professor Modem
Languages.
\. b. Brown, ID. D., Professor Of English.
EDWARD II. SMITH, NJ. a., Professor of Matbc-
matcs.
CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ. A., Professor of Ply
sizes
Is. PrRYEAR, A. NJ, Ill. d., Professor of Clo-
mistry.
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS, NJ. A., ID. d., Professr oi
Philosophy.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES, Professor OF Law.
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NOR RENT, TIE VERY CONNE-H
NIFNT AND COMFORTABLE BRiCk02
DWELLING No. 50i north sixth street, contain.
ing nye rooms. with batll-room; Kitchen. ana
InTiv 10 l.. WAGNER,
" ~ 3n-6t sixth aud Broad strtefs.
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9nhmond 1ispatth.

fS-TiIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
"A SrAUSTON, VA.
NIpS MAhI v. baldwin, PRINCIPAL.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 8: CLOSES JUNE. 1888.

Unsurpassed In its location. In its buildings sni
grounds, In Its general appointments aud sanitary
arrangements, Its full corps Of superior and exps-
rienced teachers, ts unrivaled advautgcs IN Musio
Modern Languages. Elocutiou, Fine Arts. Physical
Culture. and Instruction I'm the Theory aud PrAo-
tice OF Cooking; the successful efforts made % -
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commend

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