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BUFFALO LrTHIA WATER
oNE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE cAsrs
ON RECORD.
s<aiea BY D-. JOIN T. WTNFTTLp, - Rroaa-rnv
Kockiughan county. Va

s<aied BY ~. JOIN 7. WTNFIELp. - Rroaa~sv
Rockingham county. Va:
~Aaoni ne middle O MAY WAS called profoa-
1cnaliy 10 Mr.. 4. 4. ". found her = suspiain,ng
II cVcruciating pain In The lead. hack anc Inb.
attended with nAfisea and vomiting Her Eidn.svs
were iorIad; ana thc urtne-~hich hal 70 DE drawn
nv usgans = The cathcfcr 7CAnty and CHARGED Es,h
hirod. Sbc bad lsss'd FIGHT MONTHS WITH
OFT ENPEhlkNfiNG TIE MENSTRUAL
FLOW. She Informed me that several times I'm =
~ nod % ter year The failure of ths m0nts,Y
function Tor several consecutive months had bee,
followed ~ hAe TA-n 81 symptoms; aud that
RHAGES from the igpgs or stomach. Yrou a..
syuptous and history q the if va evident
1iS he kidneys hsd atfcu ptei 10 relieve the pl,
,lora Incident e. her condition aud that in - -
Tempt they had seriously disturbed their own recu-
HAr function. During an extreme Illness Of many
wt~ks every remedy that SEEMED al all indicsled
IN The ,-sse faithfully tested. hut without -
suit. save AT occasional sllght alienation ~ the
iftS;r.SSlrr SYMPTOMS already described Tho Nd
nevs rmAince inactive: th- average daily amount
Il GriI drawn from the bladder dis not slce,5 i've
ounce. and morr than hAf that quantity va
o-s ssr, se--essos. af al from The h1t,.~ys II r.
can't cvidt NJ tat The patient must die unless some
remedy could hc found Of mach g-paL.r efncscy
usau any that had een tried n this extremity II
Wa determined g. make an eNpcrin IN the case
VII BUFFALO LIIHIA WATER, a case u
which W. ordered with bat = faint hone of keen
iuf her alive until is arrival by making the a n
an bowels perform the eliminating functions of
-, kidneys = soon a. The wXitf was received the
pStieni Was PAT upon IL 70 the exclusion of all
other treatment The result Wa most astonishing
The irsi day. u~e ~ Tie water showed marked inn
movement tn The action - The Kidneys. The uriue
dAiiy increased ia quantity. while The proportion
nf Blood in % rapidly diminiAhcd. The nAu~...
yoIall. ~. and pain IN The head and limbs. which
ha 50 0hstlnafeiv resisted all treatment. soon dis
appeaTts9. ~ fhc end of Il week the cllheter wls
dispensed with. and TIE grlncwa yOided naturally
wfth hu. 4 trace n blood. and IN twenty davs ne
MfN>TRI Al FLOW appeared and was followed
ny tae cNry convalescenct and perfect restoration
4 The fagenL
~>.ruC time aftCrwarf there WAS 4 slight return
IS r.-.cgel hy the use of TIE water
an 23.25.27.3O.Se3.6
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and Miraculous Escape

Nr .John l.. Kruise, No. - hion ss.o
or1IlIcyed III at the new building on BaltiliioIo
..rie, near Hanover street, had lnn az
se,'s escane from death yesterday ai'eriloEn S;n
,9a, TO- ,v.s engaged on the fourth moor, ,ad Ia
id"ce ne :" Of seventy feet from the grounJ, glloS
ILL ILL he accidentally fell hesdlong lhrous Z
wneh neIheyns,or-opening, n and in hi. hight str1Ss ,Se
a. 80 hoard which was stretched acIvss the ~
a pn,nS pun % ON the first floor. He broke aId eIs
Spo OPEN and fell on pile OF bricks ana noUO U,u
ooai nS a IN IN the cellar. Mr. Joseph pon1, Sa
MooT SnS who was passing on the Opposite Mr. Mr
noe pa,ti,nore MIN street at the time, saw Nj. aa
!, Krnse falling from the third l,n 70 o1er se to
nnnd 90 story, and Immediately ran ,nn ;n;nred
eonu con bniIding. BY that time the roSs rh.i IN
,Osu sns was wing on his face on lns =, I'm ~ mn.
man ma Liar g Mr. Donohoe picked na him ,bp, Sp
end @ contrary to expectation, nrsiv lourJ en-,
,honeb ,nu, stunned, he was only seyers .s re ~.
or T' ,se ,eit side Of the bead. uc .,,snded
,noSed ~ sa 70 the City Hospital ana "@Ss Nv, con
% NV Dr' FRAZIER Thomas, who did pnI,;,oor, ~; nor
sider Il ri him dangerously injured 0'A"'
| Sun, 5th.
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r.mo Tor tho state Fair Charged.
VIRGINIA STATE AGBicLTURAL)
SOCIETY.
f-la q

VIRGINIA STATE AGBiC-LTURAL)
SOCIETY.
RI"HEoSD. Va. September ,. l>S2.
II the Editor of Tie Dispaict:
Dear Sir.-It ha b.en found that the
meeting Of the Jockey Club at Washington
citv, which viii take place on the 24th Of
October. will seriously affect the attend
ance and diminish the probability Of hay-
ing good races at our exhibition. il held
the same week. II has therefore been de-
ternined 20 change the time OF holding the
annual exhibition ~ the Virginia state
Agricultural Society from the last week in
October to the first week in November,
and consequently the Virginia state Agri'
cultural Fair viii take place on the lat. ID
and 3D. OF November. 1SS2.
Please do me the kindness 10 insert thi,
in your paper, and ask your exchanges to
notice the change. Yours truly.
". &. WICEHAN, President
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Call and see.

Mr.. Henry Westerhoff has opened a new
billiard-salOon. bar-room, and luneh-c"un-
ter on Main street below Thirteenth. lie
has six billiard-tablcs-a house more con-
yenienily arranged FOR business than any
other in the CITY. II i newly htted up
splendidly lighted, and yeniilated perfectly
and in general attractiyeness Is an orna-
ment 10 the cIty, and We'll worthy OF pa
tronage. He opens tomorrow, and inNlIes
the public 10 call.
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NCR)FUIA-

T. -s.t - an diseases o. this mature IS IN the
,l,, as any one manife-tly knows; thercforeif you
pur1fy ue b'o,d The disease. il any form OF si@se'
ll,spy.2rs. Read what those say who have tested
,e merits q ihe great vegetable blood purifier =
: ]. L cleanses the blood Of aii scrofnI'a. AiA'
. tl.~yaghly that the disease never retuTn-
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--JIne thirzy wears ago There hNe1 IA -.
e-y, Ala. young man VINO wa q, 80.
nv the medical profession 81 this town win no
t.uat- he commenced taking : 5 ;. AfII per
5siautlv taking II two months De- WIS cured PEI iis
a.oqusunted with him Tor twenty yeA's Thereafter
can t.,,s.rv IA. the disease never retained,
j. " BISHOP J. p
Ho. springs, Ar
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed oi Yesterday:
WingfieId Lipscomb, charged with ours
inc and abusing Anna Brooks. Anna
Brooks ,colorcd) was charged with tres
passing on the premises Of and abusing the
family Il Wingtield LipScomb. The cases
were dismissed on payment oi costs.
Arthur Tales (colored), drunk and dl-or-
derry, was fined -.
Fanny Davis (colored) was Jailed for
thirty davs for entering the dwelling-bou,e
Of ". b. Jone, and stealing s. from N. Is.
Lee.
Lizzie Gleason lcolored), charged with
keeping A disreputable house. The cast
was continued till Thursday.
The continued ease Of I. c. Kennedy
charged with stealing $3.50 from J. L. Nor
rison in the bar-room Of the II. james Ho-
tel. wa. called up again Yesterday morning
The commonwealth falling 10 make out
case the accused was discharged. .
Austin Hill (eolored). charged VIII
having a lot Of iron in his possession
supposed to be stolen, was tried and ac'
quilted.
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I suf-e-S-i from Scroful. seventeen YEAR Ny
sein-s31.es toers c0Uered tcith large Steers anu
20, rnass = rotten dtsh. dssd the oaoT 5S al'''s
st1sarq5l,. All remedies and ueitlhch's lSii's'
until began taxing :. :. :. Previous 70 0aAHs ~
lat times could scarcely walk. No" c<h van
al DAY. and have - thank = = = ~H~ !. ,''''''
foy ny 0ure. IHoAAs MI -.
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Finding The great need ~ thorough preparatory
work. special arrangements arr made fur snail
children. who can now enter az eight years Of age
\ French class has been organized for small
children.
Young ladies who are advanced in Wrench.
tNough not otherwise connected with the school.
VIII be allowed 30 enter the conversation clasS.
Those desiring o. enter should apply n once "a
the PKINCFPAI
an oQ-lm cnrner Tnnth and Mnr.l,,lI .trr..LS
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S,WARTUNORF COLLEGE

- REOPENED II RESTORED BUILDING.
Roth seXc. admitted. college anl prepsfat4ry
school. Under rare ~ memO~r> = The SOci,ly =
FRIENDS. The main building. dcstrovc, ly Gre
ninth month Sst. la. h-Sn rnmpsfefv r. btfiit. en-
iarged and fitted up with sll con veuieuccs. Thor
1ugh Instruction in Languages. Literature. M,tns-
naticS. and the sciences. New ~cieCtidr Building,
containing Laboratories. Drafting Rooms. Ma
-hine->hop-. and an Appliances FOR pursuing =
thorough cnurse 10 Chemistry. Mechanical and
civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH September l2TH. Apply early. ss,
ether things being equal. places wil bc given ths
earliest applicants. F0r flll particulars address
EDWARD n. MASTII l..
President ~warfswore College.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

lFOI-NTAIN-TOP HOTEL. VA
Parues Wishing 20 spend he month q ~ ISsr
~ = III. -
PLEASANT RESORT
81 make special terms ~ addressing
HENRY l. MAS-lE. Fropr1crr,
- 2f-lu Anon ~ i'I- -
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WEATHER REPORT

>, INDICATIONS FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather. northerIy
Mlnus, higher barometer, and stationary or
lower temperature.
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MRS. Y. u. W. HOUN>HELL l.
vi prepared 20 receive pupils for VOCAL N
~TRTCTlON. she viii al-" give lessons la Mr.
poWF SCHOOL. For terms apply 20 Mr.
JOHN ~. pow ELL. Richmond seminary, and u
Mrs. HOT " HELL, IL west Main street.
80 G-W&Salm
PROFESSOR JOHN kESSNICH HAN
4 ING RETURNED FROM TIE SPRINGS
announces that he VIII resume instruction upon IN
VIOLIN AND CORNET.
JOHN kFSSNIGH.
gOS Hrnad street.
y. r. Instruction for ladies on the violin made
speciality. 20 DIV
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rvv TRADES PARADE.-An adjourned
meeting Of the manriactuITp1s;, p;sbrnond S aA MI,
and other businessmen oi h''1iS GL"n,S VIZ =,
be held at the rooms oi lilV ,.innl ,rei - ao ~
Commerce this evening al . - Tr,da. ~ A..
termine the question Of having iiaue'
Parade Fair-week.
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IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. - N'''u anu
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AN es.
a. NJ, &c; noon, SO; p. n, 50; 6 p.
NJ. -; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature. "a.
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HAD ---ufula for seyou months The ulcers GOV
ts!ug nearly the entire surface % both lesa Al,eI
having tried the usual remedies with no reIei'
rorted 20 : : =. and an glad 70 say ihA' sl1 '''-
tIes ..as etIcc.a azlly cured ne.
%LESrEsTxY, Atlanta Cd
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Oyr To TIE ORIoLE.-As 4 great many
people will want TO 20 70 3H,T BallIinore n nor or
der 10 see the Oriole, the klchnion9, req
erieksburr aud Potomac railroad nave S.. de-
tcrrnined to offer reduced ra,es on eepseil1- ''s1
ber 12th and two days thereafter ior 70, round
trip tickets, good till september 10Th, asth IN D.
clnsive. A chance to 20 cheap IF onered IN
this Arrangement.
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..,,, CopxyE- -sToSE.-The corner
sdns mariSc :, THE ,S Rptreat for the Sick win be
laid this evening at SclSon' Saen,. and md button.
dies win hay. retFe'nlpifnKu ire sir Knights, @ and q
most formal and impressive 'O- '
be expected.
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SKINNY MES.-~ Wsils' Health gencwcr- ~
stores health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia. 81. a.
f.rnxgi.te.
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cr1IrLoTD EYE-GLAss FRAhEs representing
the choices; selections u tort0isc-Hhel and amber
are fact becoming the most popular. FOR sale .!
All leading jewellers and opticians
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Win rs paid 10 any Chemist who VII nn1 On '',
,,vs,s ~ 100 bottles Of :. = :. one particle o'
Ns,c,rv. I,iide Of Potassium, or any Mineral SUD
..s, SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Proprietors, Atlanta Ga
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spanish Brandy for BrandyfnS
Peaches,

the best OF all; $3.50 per gallon.
Another supply Of that elegaLt four-yeei
old vinegar, for picking, III Christian
NIhifl.-s
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NJ SEY LOAN L ID

RKAI. gsrATY OR COLLATERAL SECURITY
s,o-.,., .,,s,,on giyen " fhs RESTISG OUT
% prrr veT.TF ana the COLLECTION or
RFsTs. Literal advances made
An Kinds Of CITY AND COUNTY, hIAH
ESTATE for sale ,.,,n.
SALES BY AUCTION made in ca" " "'Hn'
Try. ., a. .,eh.nye 70,
virgfpisn. e.,,.,ox,rt ryc curgTs
taken. oxs.
Apply for the Vtrgf,sia Land 6naaS.
GEORGE n. cRAwFoHD,
heAi Lss-'> 1905 Bank street
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T O>T OR MISLAID. \ CERTAIN NJ
l. IGOTIABL r NOTE dated Z2d July. SO. tor
.sOU drawn hv ami g. thc order of NJ and I'LL
ZAEETH BIEN~. and hy them endorsed aad pay
able twelve month. alter dltr 20 thr Planter. Ma
tt.ull Bank of Richmond. W. Ihr idhAc are
f.r,.i.v gatffilr...i MOT % trade fUr same.
OJARLE- x MClIRDY.
ID. q n Agents for holder.
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u AN STILL STRICTLY Business. C.
=. Bishop, 80 well known 20 the lovers Of
laughter A. the Widow Bedott." viii ap-
pear Al the Theatre on Friday and Saturday
nights u the prc-eu; week rs 7. 7. Phil
kins. in the melo-drlmaiic comedy Of
" Strictly Business" Mr.. Bishop /, host
in himself. bui on this occasion he : sup
ported byafinc dramatic company-among
them Miss Rose Osborne. beautiful young
actress oi great artistic grace and elegance.
strictly Business Is 4 stirring drama.
full Of startling situations. with a comedy
hero. and is one Of \. {. Gunther's latest
and best efforts. The company has special
scenery and q magnificent wardrobe, and
every inducement will be given to draw a
iull house and give everybody an oppor-
tunity of having an evening Of fun. Z.
=. Philkins will certainly make you laugh.
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SAVE MONTY by having YOUR printing u"ns -
the DISPATCH PRISTisG-ioCsh- S"01 WIN
low urices and satisfaction guarsnsseo'
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TR.DEs PARADE. - The Committee Of
Ten met last night 10 prepare theI report
but of course this will not De made puDhc
until il has been submitted 10 the meeting
Of merchants and manufacturers al the
chamber Of Commerce this AFTERNOON IL .
O'Clock promptly. large salheflng may
be- expected at this meeting, as eiery one L
deeply interested in the approaching event,
and the best efforts viii Dc put forward 10
secure It's success.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ID o KIN G IAN sEMIN AIRY.
IL HAREISONBURG, VA
A SELECT SCHOOL AND HOME FOR GIRLS


unSer the r7re q The Misses CANPDEIr
Girls aud misses are reccived into TIE family
circle and have all the care and attention poSs,Ie
IN their own homes. while at the sane time sley
are under the Instruction 4 experienced teachers.
The reputation ~ ihis school is well established,
II having been IN sRcccSsfHf operation for nine
years- The cnarse of instruction j. thorough and
practical Location healthy and delishtful. Only
limited number ~ boarlers received. and The
tcrms very mcfierats IN comparison with other
~ c1ools.of eIaai ltsiuecfaents.
F"r circulars cortaining particulars and tesii-
m9nials apply 10 MISS ;. T. CAMPBELL. Box
lSl. HarrisODburg. Va.
RKfERENcKs IN RICHMOND thy issionl (:
Dr. j. u Mccaw. Rev. " 7. Richardson. d. d.,
Rev A. W. Ne,ldel- ID. D.. Rev. ". A. Campbell
Manchester. Captain George W. Allen. ~ l..
Sheppard, Esg.. and Z. ". Gene. Esq.
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CLAIRE SC0TT.-This beautiful and
talented young English actress. supported
Boy splendid company. viii appear ut the
Richmond Theatre tonight in the hi,tori-
cal drama of LUcretia Borgia. one Of the
attractions viii be- the presentation 30 every
lady attending q handsome portrait S0I-
ueair II Mis- scott. Thursday evening
Mis- scott viii appear a. the Princess Of
Bagdad. The press >pc1k in high terms OF
Mis- scott. and it Is almost an assured fact
that ,he viii be welcomed in Richmond by
full houses on both occasions.
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RIair's Grocery,

sa8 Main street. betweenth Eighth and
Ninth, is the place TO buy pure sugars, teas
coffees, spices. and liquors at low prices
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THE INTERNATIONAL FxHIEITrov AT PARrs
awarded 70 J. & F. ArKTVsoS, the London Per-
fumers' The first pr15e for Irfectiou In the exqus
site odor Of their Gold-MedAl Bouruef.
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FINANCIAL.

co 600 TO $1,000 TO INVEST, win
SZ.U'JU services. in . well-esiae,lis,n,ed' pfo-
s,xhis business Replies strictly conndpsuTI,A y n
s-o,. Dlspateh oinee:
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MONEY TO LEND ON ..I,i rihsi ,no i,cnasI INN.
VI FARMS AND inrhgxs rr.rx aFAL ESTATE,
and ehsrrss very low. Al Dss,rssssy - sos'cs Co
Xps.,y 40 .,T address III. l.. sIAf -. trolers
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n.o--r DIE in the house Rough on kat@
c,..r. an, ra,s mice nles. reaches bed-bass. loe'
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all druggist 4

pr,e Il small size. 81 large size sl.75. -o'd by
all druggists az -
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EDUCATIONAL.

DOANOkE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
IL ofer- good advantages m CLASSIC Al AND
SCIENTIFIC tDI K~F-. Elective, Eusincss- aud
Preparatory ~tudic>. German and French spoken.
Large library. Beautiful and healihful country.
Five churchc--no frir-roOws. Increasing patron
age from fifteen states. Ihiructh session hesins
SEPTEMBER 18TH. EXPENSES VERY MOD
ERATE. Catalogue with cW II buildings.
grounds and mouuiline. FREE. Address ~ftkt-
TARN pF FACi LTl. fV 7-ecd2m
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ROCKBRIDGE ALTM WATER.

DOCKBRIDGE VA ALUM WATER
fo7 more than half century has grown steadily in
7rpaie IS 4 medicinal agent iu Wide range Il
ca-a1Ic H-e1scs. Mulutudes of women can tes-
10y o. Us unsurpassed cfBcacy In The relief su5
car = uo,e ailments peculiar o. thcir -ey.
DYSPEPSIA.
- ~ v-sret and most distressing forms - crr-L
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. SCROFULA,
CHRONIC DIARRHTA. AND DYsENTERY
YIEr-D MOST RAPIDLY,
AND
PEcAANENT CURES RESULT.
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SCHOOL. PFTFRs

I ~ Re-. NA.-The eighteenth annual session
Doe gins 90 reEtk ID. Thorough preparation for
University Of lrgina ana United states Military
And Naval Academic. Highly recommended by
Faculty - tip niyrr.ity - Virginia. run >taf n
Instructors Pupil. uni fprmly successful. situation
healt ful. F4rlN Application advised, A. Bumhsr
Il hnardcrs i- -tr fiy -.licd FDr catalogue adj
drcss 81 GORDON Sc. ABE. master. nu 3-Zm
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9ithmond Eispatfh.
WEDNESDAY. .~sEPTEMBER 6. 1880

ss-ThE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRC1..
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Er- ON an sales of Real Estate made between The
lst n January and last of jane the taxes for tie
present vclr have g. hc paid hy the purchaser. on
an sales made between The 1T II July and last of
the year the taxes have tn be paid 10y the seller.
This custom was adopted abeut fifteen ycars age
bv ali the rrn estate agents in Richmond. aBd ap-
plies - Richmond and vicinity
JNO. F.. LAUGHTON. JR.. 10 \. NJ. household
furniture, bookcases &c.
JAS. MACDOTG ALL. 1u:3O 4. NJ. pawuhruker E
4ale ~ gold and silver watches. SC.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 4. NJ. horses, mules.
hay.&c-
!. THOMPSON BROWN. 8 7. NJ. suhurban'faru,
with Two acres q fruit.
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NOUTrARY REPORT FOR TIE WEEK End
ING SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ,. lSS2.- causes
Of DEATH: Cholera infantum. ] White I;
consumption. > colored: couyul,ions in
fantile) , white: debility. colored;
diarrhGa. ! white. colored; fever re
milienu. ] colored: fever typhoid, / COLI
ored heart-disca,e. > colored; inanitlon,
1 colored inianticide. l colored; mara>-
mus. white. colorcd paralysis, white,
colored: premature birth. colored ;
tuberculosis. l colored: unknown. coz
ored Who0png-couEh. colored. Whole
number of deaths in the city, exclusive
II -tiil-births. 2G-white. :: colored, lS.
Whole number of deaths for the month ol
August. l3i-white. -; colored. ~. L.
Guilty: Marshall Ward. = jefferson Ward.
3: Madison Ward. I Monroe Ward. 3;
Clay Ward, 3 Jackson Ward, g. aims
house. 8.
Rate Of mortality Of whole population
was 20.l7 per 1000 per annum; rate Of
mortality Of white population was l'.1,
per loo per annum; rate Of mortality ol
colored population was 35.Sl per 1000 pei
anpum. !. q. CABEI.L. VI. D..
President Board Of Health.
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RID CEETTTIC ATES CF E.fIN-L--r SOUTH
ER- PHYSICIANS IN OUR PAMPHLETS
TIC Springs Ere beautifully located IN Rock
=. are county. Va. and ere open FOR the RECEPTION
K visitors from
JUNE Isl To OCTOBER 1sT EACH YEAR
CAPACITY. 1000 GUESTS
T WATER Is bottled direct from The springs
packed u cases containing one dozen half-gallor
bottles
Bur s4,c by llle agents.
PURCELL. LADD & CO.,
Richmond. Va.
sr.t N,v 4-,gr1sts generally v ASSN
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since the wharyes were built. One thing
about the efficient CORPS Of officials is notice
able-all OF them are young, active, and
( vigorous men. and are untiring in pushing
the confpzny's interest.
SOMETHING OF TIE PAST.
On hill little lower down the river
than the Chesapeake and Ohio wharves
/ stands a cluster OF cypress and cedar-trees
enclosed by n brick wall. The area Is
sniall-aboui an eighth Of an acre-and the
wall is dropping TO pieces. AT glance il
can be seen that this is graveyard. and
Inquiry will elicit the fact that il is the old
family burying-grOund OF the Mayos.
There are no new mounds here. There
have been none for years. Time has bur-
rowed elsewhere, and left his mark by
throwing up new ones. Here a sad sight
Is seen. Go over the erumbling walls OF
the enclosure and look At the vandalism.
Above the dust OF the proud Mayos and
Cabells neglect and desecratiOn leave their
broad tracks. The sacred quarters reek
with filth, and in place Of pity and grief for
the respected dead who sleep below feel
lngs OF disgust sweep over YOU in cOntem-
plating the surroundings. The cedsrs and
cypress shake their heads in mourrful 81
lence above marble monuments below
that gre broken and mutilated. Names Of
those who were iIlustrious in the annals Of
Richmond lie upon the ground in frag-
ments, some hid by foulest stains. Por-
tions Of tombs have been torn down, shiv-
cred pedestals are scattered around. and 4
sermon Of strength upon the meanneSs and
depravity oi fallen mankind is written
everywhere. In one corner % the burial
place child OF General Winfield scott l.
sleeping. one part o' the tomb has been
pulled down and destroyed, leaving the
tablet resting upon three sides only. The
following inscription appear:
"Ta Memory y Tiro L0re'y Children.
JSo. MAYO SCOTT.
born Aprl Is. 1919, and died september %,
le-0-buriec al M0nipelior. the teai u
President Madison,
aad
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Entered at the Posi-ofioe at Richmond. Va. as
Second-clsss natter