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BROwN'S IRON BvTrrRS.
NJ A l. \ II | \ &.

MSlatia is an almost indescribablc malady, which
no; even the most talented physicians are able 10
fathom. It's oausc is most frequently ascr,bcd 10
local surroundings and there isycry little question
ou, this opinion is substantia,cd by facts Malaria
docs not necessarily mean 'cbils and fever. while
these troubles usually accompany IT, II often az
fccts the sufferer with general lsssitude, accompa
MED by loss OF appetite slecplessncss, tired feel
ing. and high fever, the person afflicted growing
weaker and weaker loses flesh day after dsy until
he becomes mere skeleion-a shadow Of his for
mer self.
Maari. once having laid It's hold upop The ,;,,,,
frame, the door OF the system is thrown open to
nervous diseases. The body weak and pnfeeblcd
ahsorts nourishment, but suhsisting upon itself
tions ;ghe liver becomes torpid and other organs
falling "a DO their routine work, speedily bccome
disordeIed' and dissolution and death are apt TO
Cnsue.
In addition TO being
4 CERTAIN CURE
FOR MALARIA AND CHILLs AND FEVER,
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Is shighIy recommended for
ALL DISEASES REQUIRING \ CERTAIN
AND EFFICIENT TONIC:
especially
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA.
INTERMITTENT FEVERs,
WANT OF APPETITE,
Loss OF STRENGTH,
LACK OF ENERGY, Erc.
ENRICHEs THE BLOOD,
STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES,
GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NERVES.
ACTS LIKE ! CHARM ON TIE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS.
i, IS for sale by all respectable dealers in medi-
cncs. Price. IL per bottle.
Be sure and get the genuine
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Take no other. an l7-eodtSel5
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POLICE NEws.-Oficer Lamkin yester,
dav arrested Nat. Russell (coloredl charged
with having In bis possession qu'n.'.s VI
tobacco upon which there were o5 no sU. saate.
Russell was taken before Gni'eu so oa,.s aas
Commissioner Atkins, and ms c'se r' "as y,
sent on foi trial before the Octops, ..an S al ~
the United States Court. Russsh ""' W.
lowed bail.
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&c. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.

THE BALTIMORE EPISCOPAL METHODIST
s,xs, . SIMMONS LIvER-REGULAToh Is acAno"-
ledred 10 have no equal as u liver medicine CON
t,in,ux those southern roots and herbs whic', Al
,Il.wise Providence has placed In countries "he,e
liyer-dlseases prevail" Genuine prepar'D '"'
he Il H. ZEILIN q Co.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Henry johnson (coloredl was fined = for
beine drunk and disorderly.
Albert Haskin, (cOloreG) was sent on to
the grand jury for selling liquor without a
license.
Christian Burging and Benjamin Fer
cuson were charged with stealing a dog
medal, the property Of Mark Downey'
They were turned over to their parents to
Mary f. Gatewood (colored), charged
with stealing Il pocket-book containing .
from Mrs. G.. Hurst. She was commit
ted to Jail for three months in deiault oi
JOHN Burruss was fined s. for beating
his wife. ,c..o
Henry Schultz, Ann Burging. and George
Doherty were fined 81 each for unlicensed
dogs.
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FOR THE WHEAT CROP.

4 CID PHOSPHATE, OK DISSOLVED
"A BOSE.
made or South Carolina phosphate dissolved IN
sulphUric acid. containing - To- 26 per cent. of
soluble and reduced bone phosphate Of line IA
tcu,iytly and fully used ON the wheat crop.
We manufacture u IT our works IN Richmond, and
for sale az the lowest market prices.
ALLISON < ADDISON,
Manufacturers Of tlc star Brand Fertilizers.
an lO-lIn
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To the Editor of the Dispafe"' -, 70.
- The story you copy, in your issue r. y rmvtS o, tb
,.n nc tom r Pittsburgh paper Is a mysn; .;
ady, a fyorace a,Y Hamilton (or Hovanl did snV mo.
arrn mUra,s ~. " r. ", but poor girl on seH' ,,
enteentb % M street, who knew his history wgn, hy
emS1 ema ras dissuaded from the marriage Wy
her friends, but to no purpose.
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THE MOZART THIS EyEsING.-First,
march. "Juanita," (Suppe,) orches tra.i
second. solo soprano, "Danza di Gloria"
(Ascher,) Miss Jennie Clark; third, solo
clarinet. " Fantasia" (Baermann,) Dir. Fe-
lix Jardella; fourth, pot-pourri, coli
yette," (Audran,) orchestra; fifth, solo so. So.
prano. ~But, Then, What Could Dor"
tBandelari,) Miss Jennie Clark sixth, duo
ior two pianos, Belisario," (Goria,)
Messrs. Thilow and Reinhardt; seventh,
waltzes, A Toi," Waldteufel) orchestra.
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Bishop j. C. GRANBERY.-This distin-
pnished Methodist divine arriyed in the
city ea,sI'U day yc or two ago. and became the
suest of Rev. z. A. Peterson, pastor OF
Centenary church. Last night Bishop 9
Granbery conducted divine services at al
Rev. Mr.. Peterson's church, and as 1t was
the first sermon be has preached IN Klch-
mond since his election to bishops orders,
a large number of his friends and admirers
came out to hear him, and went away bene-
fited and delighted.
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TAuoRs' UNION.-The iourneymentailors
Of the city Of Richmond held a meeting
last night at NEWMARKET Hall, and effected 1fe,,
the following organization James Dillon,
nresjdent: Rudolph Wendlingcr, vice
president; ]. j. Munden, secretary w. :
f. G. Mckee, treasurer. Another meeting
will be held at an early day.
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IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear du-
ring the morning and afternoon, with a
shght OF fall rain about nightiall.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: GA. M, 73:
Y A. NJ, 50; noon, 90; =. NJ, 92; 6 y.
NJ, SO; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature. 81 1-6.
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s.,.. ..rhirst.Qucncher,"

that carbonated lemonade, with West India
lime fruit as originated and dlspensea snd %os, q,
his counter, is the only genuine a"u 'hos'
popular drink I'm the cli!'
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4 visit to l.. Lcwis's Fine Art Gallery,
No. 9l2 Main street. will repay any one
who loves 10 look at beautiful pictures. He
has the finest collection OF steel engravings.
photographs (plain and colored). water
colors, and other kinds Of pictures to be
found I'm the city.
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o,r,cr or RyTursp. MINERAL SPRING CO.,l
WAUKEsHA, WIS, May j, l5sZ' >
NoTIcE.-We would respectfully Inform all con-
sinners Of BETHRsDA WATER that Mr.. GORGE
scHEy Is the sole and only authorized agent Tor
this water In the city Of Richmond.
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY,
d.. STERLING, Manager.
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don AIR HOTEL. BON AIR, VA.

RfDUCTION IN PRICES FOR TIE FALL
SEASON.
Families en- now secure board NJ This MOST
DFSIRABLE RESORT 1t REDUCED RATES
Tho tal'e and appoinmont- are well known tO Doc
TIRsT-CLAsS. and tie atlcndanc, perfect. few
desirable rooms. e applied for quickly, can now
be- Obtained.
Wolf Trap llliia-waterin abundance.
an i5-3t +. BARNARD. Manager.
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Ladies'. Attention J

Those who are now putting up tnelr sup
ply Of pickle will ma i,,er -, vinegar four
Whites a lot OF pure ciIe, e,v % the finest
SSs,tsS yssss slS' .nIse. aaS g[Sr GiSe tIem cali
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
ole Atlantic States, local rains, followed by
partly cloudy weather, southwest to north
west winds, stationary or slight fall in tem-
perature, and slight rise in barometer.
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ASToxI has last received 5000 fresh impor'e'
WEST INDIA LDiEs for making carooha3u "ni'
onade soda at sc. per glass.
And LINES for sale 10 the trade
AyTOSrs MISERAL-WATER EHPVHiCh
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The reguls. Isse of CoLDEN's LIEBIG's Li2oi ~
rrTpACr OF BsEF AND TONIC INvIGoKAroR, ID
pInt BOTTLES. Is the most direct means OF oo'ialne
physical debility, as 1t stimulates the aosorpeh's
and imparts yigor to the whole system. Asx JD' 70,
O.JisT,'s take no other. or druggists generaiy'
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CARBoSArED JUMPER WArEk from u'e 'u,
uiper Springs Of North Carolina on draus"' "H'
bottled at SCUTS's.
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LEVY BROTHERS CLosING-OUr SALE draws
crowds Of customers. People VIII 90 "here tue
cheapest goods can be had.
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CLosISG-OUT SALE. The price Of every article
has been marked down. Now Is the time 70 save
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CpIcK CIGARS, DC.

nexcess Of dlnner often derange' the system
and brings on nstulence and collie. \ single aose
OF TARRAST's sELrzER APrRIESr VIII eorree'
a., .c,d,tv relieve the pain, and remove the cause
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.-n man should
ever be punished for cruelty TO any animal
surely il should be for abusing horse ,tnd
vet the sight OF scared and lean animals,
weighted down with heavy loads and
gcarcd with harness that rubs the flesh
from their bones, can daily be seen on the
streets. There is an ordinance against such
things, but the police complain that when
an offender is reported it is rarely the case
that punishment enSues, the defendant be-
ing almost sure to introduce numerous wit
nesScs to prove character, dc. The Ordi-
nance ought to be strictly enforced and the
shameful abuses Of horse-flesh corrected.
Yesterday Il colored man named Pleasant
Sully was driving, or attempting to drive,
a lame horse that was nothing but hide and
bones up Main street. The animal fell Oh
his lame side, broke the shaft Of the wagon
he was too weak to pull, and laid stretched
upon Main street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth. Blood ooZed from the wounds
inflicted by the fall, and the poor horse
looked as il he were dead. The owner tied
the reins to the horses leg, and with as
sistancc turned him over, and with much
difficulty succeeded in getting him on his
feet. He would have at once mcnded The
shaft and rehitchcd the horse had not an
officer threatened TO report him II he ana.
Let somebody look into the matter OF over
loading and starving horses, and have II
stopped if possible.
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veat muscles and nerves, siuggisnnrs,ss
OF thought and iuaesiyity, c'9seP " D'V"
Iron Bisters.
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l---7-'---'-l---- -----------I-7-1-7---'7 ...,,,,
CTMMONs LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
I,as,e,.,cs Buious Sufferers victims OF tever Anu
o,e. tho Mercurial- Diseased patient
HOW THEY RECOVERED 49,
health cheerful spirits, ana good appetite inc!
win tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULAIoh' ~
Vor DYsPEPsIA, CONSTIPATION Jaund,ce'
RI,ous Attacks. SICK HEADACHE conc Dc DC
preston .OE Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH Heartburn
a. "e-' 1T HAS NO EQUAL
,r,ts undvaIIed southern remedy Is warrahUo1 =,
moi ia contain a singe particle OF AfHCC"' " ""'
iniurtous mineral substance Dut Is
PURELY VEGETABLE
=, o-, NIL drowsy, debiltated, have ireiuon1. ai1
td:ch.. mouth tastes badly, poor appe'iItsS;,,
,s.o ro.;ed YOU are suffering from torpia or, Nv ~
-. = ssItttowsness,r and nothing VIII cufe "" ~
S.,asdjiy and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGCLAIon. %
81. o,on win, eafty and the happesi resus.s 80,
ass deicste infant. II takes the paoS s % vi
49, nj bitfers az every kind. IL Is tne e,,IJi
,,,,e.s and best n mily medicine IN ue "odo
Re,~sre OF counterfeis. TAKE ohiy sr VIC ID hy
q. NJ. ~. xrapper with red In 'front.' prepAfeN W
j. IL ZEILtN CDcc,srS sn6-eodtAu30
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FINANCIAL.
cows FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, THREE MILO II Csst.
Il COWS. fresh 10 the uail. one of them a~H-s.-.
n splendid mixer. Also. TWO BEENES IN good
order. Apply - ". Il. BARIOW.
Commission Merchant,
au 17-Itt No. 1900 Franklin street.
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DEATH OF Mr.. WILLIAM III. PRICE,
This gentleman, so well known to the peo-
pie OF this community, died at his resi-
dence, No. 40S Twentieth street, New
York, last Sunday morning. His remains
were brought back to the scenes Of his
bOyhOod days, and yesterday at noon were
taken to the quiet shades OF Hollywood
cemetery and laid TO rest. Mr.. Price was
born in Hanover county, Va, short dis
tance from. the city OF Richmond, and
when quite youth removed TO the city OF
New Nork. He soon made his mark as a
businessman, forming first business CO.
partnership under the firm-name Of Pate
son, Price Il Co. In 1866, Immediately
after the war. he became a member Of the
firm Of March, Price d Co., OF New York,
and was also prominent as one OF the
earliest members Of the Cotton Exchange,
serving for some time as one OF the board
OF managers, and frequently acting on the
most important committees OF the board.
Later in life he severed his connection with
this body Of businessmen, but their esteem
for him was fcelingly evidenced nOtwith-
standing this, for when the news OF his
death was announced the flag OF the EX-
change was placed at half-maSt and spe-
cial meeting OF the members held, at which
suitable resolutions Of respect and SYM
paihy were adopted, an honor never before
paid to any one not member Of the asso-
hltiOn.
Mr.. Price was a man OF upright charac-
ter and strict moral integrity, and was Tor
many years a member Of the Madison
Square Presbyterian church, OF New York,
and later of Westminster Presbyterian
church. He is well remembered by many
friends here, aud leaves a brother, Mr.
Samuel VI. Price, and other relatives here
to mourn his death.
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BASE BALL.-To-day the RichmOndS
play the Philadelphia club at their grounds
at ID =. NJ. Good games may be looked
for, As the RichmOnds have been strength
cned by the addition Of several new play
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EDUCATIONAL.
U0LLINs INSTITUTE. iiI'li..''

The foriieth session viii open on the porn or
SEPTEMBER.
Depot aud express Office, Cioverdaie. shenan.
doah Valley railroad.
,.Post-ofice, Botctourt Springs, Roanoke county,
Va. '''
This school for yorng ladies hss ample accom-
moda,iOns and facilities, with over twenty officers
and teachers. Literary instruction Il largely given
by lentcmen of varied culture and acquirsilent-
University graduates. Music IL taught undcr the
best standards by Eve professors and teachers
Lady officers OF culture, refinement and taste give
an impress OF character and manner which ITS
girls for The best spheres IN life. Apply tor crcu-
lars. CUlRI LIS H. COt'KE
au l1-eodiOt Superintendent.
MADEMOISELLE TARDIyEL, 25 W.
l,I 46th ~, New York. Boarding and Day
school for young ladies' and children Reopen
sept. 2T. Thorough English course. Daily fec-
turcs. French and other languages spoken within
six months. Drawing and musical advantages un-
surpassed. au 10 tOcl
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Analysis by Dr. ". II. Taylor, state Chemist:
Moisture determined 40 2l2 F......... ..,... 6.7s
PhOsThoric
4.fo
Our BONE MEAL is ground from dry western
bones that have not tccu subjected to hca team,
a. the small amount II moisture and the large
amount Of pho.phoric acid aud ammona viii
the analysis Of other fertilizer, must convince an
that our BONE MEAL b. The chelrcst plant-food,
Cal on NR. ]. pANENPORI, JR., First MI
G.. TINSLEN < CO.. I'un>lct post-oflce. iIenrco
county, w.
Terms: $40 per ;ou ca.h. au l7-lm
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals and griefs.

Rev. DIR. J. Il. Taylor, pastor Of the First
BAPTIST church. Wilmington, n. g., is at
the American Hotel.
Nice-President David Davis and General
W. I. Withers, Of Lexington, KY, the
great fancy-stock raiser, are registered at
Fords Hotel.
Dr. Daniel Mahony and lady passed
through the city yesterday on their way to
The Healing Springs. Virginia.
Judge F. +. Buford, OF Brunswick cotin:
ty, arrived in the city last night.
A tremendous crowd attended the night
performance Of Barretts show last eve
ming.
Vegetables are coming in in abundance.
The summer harvest in such matters is now
at its height.
Two Readiuster conventions will be held
to-day to nominate congressional candi-
dates-One in the Ninth district, at Marion,
the other in the First district, at Fredericks-
burg.
The lawn-party Of the ladies OF Venable-
Street church ought to attract large crowd
tonight to Twenty-third street between
Broad and Marshall streets.
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AND LEE UNINER-
w SiTI
g.. W. C. LIE. PRESIDENT.

Thorough Instruction IN LANGUAGES. LITE
RATURE, ,PlIlLOsOriIY, and SCH " J. aud IN
ING. Tuition for nine months, 500; all other
fees, $40. Session opens sEP1EMBER 2lsr
For catalogue address
j. l.. CAMPBELL. JR..
Clerk of the Faculty.
an 6-d6W9~lm Lexington, Va.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Be On all Gales Of Real Estate made between N.
Is; Of January aud hist Of June the taxes for the
present year have 20 &c paid by the purchaser. or
all sales made between the ist Of July and last OF
the year the taxes have 10 he paid bv the seller.
lThis Custom WIS adopted about tfteen years age
by all the real estate agents in kichmond, and APP
plies 70 Richmond and vicinity.
SUTTON & Co, 6 =. NJ. two-stOry brick dwell
ing No 0ll east Clay street. between u fifth and
Sixth streets.
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9Mhmond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY....... AUGUST II, 1882.

Rs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCr-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
tEntered at the Post-ofice at Richmond. Va. AS
sccond-class matter.I
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au 6-d6w&~ln
DICIIMOND COLLEGE,

III KItTTNONTI. w. -
The next session begins 2lST SEPT ENBER,
ISS2. and continues nine months
FACULTY.
FpMrND HARRISON, \. w.. Professor OF Lntii'.
H. IT, HARRIS, VI. A., Professor OF brt'h.
RoDEs MAssIE, 5. ". ID. l., PrOfe--rr Modern
Language.
II. BgOwS, -. D., Professor of English,
EpWARD T.. SMITH NJ. A. Professor - M'1he-
CHAnLEs H. WINSTON, VI. A, Prolcs-er Of Ply
SIC.
D. PCRYEAR, \. NJ, III. d., Prof'+s,r ot Che
WiiLlflAsi y. THOMAS, u. g., y. D., rrofo'oFH
Phloa0phy
SANUEL -. DAVIES, Professor Of Law
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

sn.D BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
au l2-Sa,T ,Tu&Th
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XrIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
DFIMFAD HOME SCHOOL,
BUSINESS CHANCES.

T,OR SALE, STOCK. GOODWILL,
II ASD FIXTIREs OF A fiRsT-CLAss RE-
= NJ GROCERY STORE, situated Ia gronlns
part of the city and doing good bnsln.ssi inS ,@
proprietor, expecting 10 leave inc eisS .,,,
ss,ll ant the whole. For one with snait cspi,hs
a. annortnnity IA Afforded. All eorresponienec
slrtetly private. Address X. T., this Office; a..
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EXPENSES OF 4 Resident STUDENT.
TWO hundred and four dollar. Ter nine mouths
-c.-ion, cover ~ the expense. pi entrance iNic,
tnittou board. fuol. Nights. aud washing.
Eighty-scycn dollar, and nfty cents VII h,'t uc
expense Of non-rcsidcut student
For catalogue, apply at ne book,i?r!s r a'-
dress Is, flhl fHl'' 'h''' ''''-'''
IL I5-eodt-cl | O.tdt-cX5
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DELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

ID BEDFORD COUNTY. VA,
on Norfolk and Western railroad hiteen miles
west Of Iynchbnrg. For boys and young men.
Full CORPS OF telchcrs Instruction thorough.
Iseauttfui and he,lthy location Liberal provision
for comfH; and Improvement of pupils. session
oprris Jrii SEPT NBER, For catalogue or spe-
clal Information address
WILLIAM Il. AsBOT, Principal.
Ir a-nnd2ln NnllnXnn unsl-nllrn.
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Price Of small size, 81; large size tl''o'
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FERTILIZERS. &c.

JAMES G.. TISSLET. l. lDAyENTOIr, Jr.
TAMES G.. TiNSLEY q CO.'S
- PURE RAW-BONE MEAL.
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MISSISSIPPI MATRIMONIAL AID
vi ASSOCIATION .,,,,,,,.,,s
,rrsa ,Shite rcrsons in sEns from ONE -
THREE THOT sand D0LLAks. Etnauie' &C. &C.
tNe ia.o 49, ,Jdrcss j. ". WARE. secretary,
part I,s,a Syysts starkyllle. Mississippi.
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Many shrink from publicity in connection with
: :. - but we are permitted to refer TO the follow
ing persons, who have known and witnessed It's
wonderful effects
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THE ELEVENTH SESSION OPENS
SEPTEMBER GIN.
200 STATE SIT DENTS WHO PAY 40
TUITION.
NECESSARY EXPENSES FOR TIN MONTHS
ONLY SI32
Apply 70 your county sup, riut"ndcnt Of hOols
or adllles T. y. CONRAD. President.
au il-d2taw2w&wl I'm Black ,hurg, Va.
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xTORIDA-WAIER-

TOILET, BATH, AND HAsDhE"oh'N
,,,<ssH...,...........'.s'
Iab so-Ihss&Ta$ml
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE.

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
y BURG. NA.-rhc eighteenth annual session
begins OCTOBER 2D. Thorough preparation f1r
University Of Virginia and United Stites Military
and Naval Academies. Highly recommended ~
Faculty Of the University of Virginia. Full stafl II
Instructors Pupils uniformly successful. situation
hc1lthful. Early application advised. q. uumhtr
II boariers + strictly limited. For catalogue ad-
dress ". GORDON MCCAnE. Ma ter au 3-2in
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A UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN STAUSIOV, VA.
Mss MARY J. BALDWIN, rnlvclrA1.
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