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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02
MANCHEsTER.AND VICINITY.

Rriefs.-The rain which visited Man
chester Yesterday was general through the
entire county Of Chesterfield. and wa, q
God-send TO the farmers. II assured the
corn crop and helps materially along other
granger belongings and appertainlngs. In
this city the only effect visible was deluged
streets and .toppage Of shopping by the ia-
dies.
| Mr.. James VI. Moody, who removed to
Texas several years after the war, and met
with gratifying success there a citizen,
has returned here 10 greet again his many
friends and relatives.
The portion Of Chesterfield county bor-
dering on the upper AppomattoX, fronting
Petersburg and westwardly, was visited by
a destructive hail-storm Sunday. The
growing corn and tobacco both suffered
severely. A decided change in the atm0s-
pheric surroundings followed the storm.
In that respect the hail was welcome, as
the heat previously was oppressive.
A Methodist District Conference was
commenced yesterday in Chester Metho-
dist church, Rev. Dr. Whitehead presiding.
The village Is full OF people. and the hotel,
where many Of the delegates stop, IS
crowded.
The work Of opening the Grove shaft at
Midlothian. commenced several days since,
is progressing satisfactorily. The parties
engaged have as yet encountered no signs
beyond those already familiar Of the awful
explosion which few months ago destroy
ed over thirty lives. Communication once
established between the depths Of the mine
and the outer world, the work OF taking
from It's dark recesses the bodies OF the
dead will be at once proceeded With. Col
! fins for their remains are here, having been
provided months ago.
Mr.. b. Perkins Owens, Jr.. member ol
the school Board, Is recreating his human
anatomy by sojourn near the seashore,
Manchester some time since effected al
arrangement with Richmond to taxi
charge Of her poor. About three TO hye
usually the number requiring assistance
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Now YOrk's Next Opera Season.

Mr.. 4. a. Arment, subscription agent
for her Majesty's Opera Company, has re-
ceiyed letter from Colonel MaplesOn, in
which the statement Is made that Patti will
certainly he the primd donna 0f the COM
Dany during the coming season, which l.
TO BEGIN on October 10th and close Decem-
Der I'D. The Colonel further writes that
she will be supported by brilliant COM
pany. He says that Nine. Patti, during the
80 nights, will sing in II OF the most popu-
lar operas in her repertoire. and this guaran-
tees her appearance on nights OF each
week during the season, leaving but one
o1-night week to be filled with other at
fractions. Mr.. Arment is working buslly
securing subscriptions for the season, and,
Notwithstanding the high price set upon
places in the Academy-Sl, 900 for the boxes
and $50 for the seats-he is meeting with
gratifying success in his work. The sub
Scription-money already pledged amounts
TO between S30, 900 and 100000, but Mr..
Arment has number Of choice boxes
and seats still left, from which patrons
may choose by an early applica-
tion. Colonel MaplesOn is reported to
be still in London, arranging for his
American season, and he promises to sur
prise his patrons by the grand scale on
which he will produce his operas on the
Patti nights. New costumes are now being
prepared in Paris for the operas lin which
Patti is to sing, and new scenery Is To be
painted. 1t is Colonel Mapleson's intention
to introduce Nine. Patti to the American
public in grand opera, surrounded by all
the accessories which 90 TO make up per-
feet representation, and II his plans are
fully carried out the music-loying public
Of this city have genuine treat In store
for them. The price Of single seats for the
Patti nights has not yet been fixed, but it
will probably be 81 or IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02

CARBONATE LEMON SODA was invented
and introduced in our city about year
ago by Mr.. George schTn. Eleventh and
Main streets, and the great run il has made
proves il TO be the most popular Of sum
mer beverages. The imported West India
lines which he j. using in connection with
it now adds much TO ITS taste. His we'll
kept and cold soda fountains are visited
daily by hundreds of Our citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02

4 GRATEFUL yesterday morn
ing when the sun lit his light and hung it
out gray veil obScured its brightness.
After awhile rain-drops commenced 10 fall
in small quantities, which increased in
volume until about 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing, when a steady but not rapid down.
pour resulted. This was kept up until
nightfall, varied occasionally by a hasty
shower OF brief duration. This rain
was timely and seasonable, and will be
hailed with delight by farmers and truckers.
1t will cause many ears OF corn to grow
where only nubbin would have grown
had it not have fallen, and will increase the
yield Of corn greatly; for just at this time
the critical period OF " shooting" is being
described by this important cereal. In
order to raise good turnipS it is neces-
sary to falow or "break up" the
land before the middle Of August,
and as this rain seems TO have been
what old Mr.. Hall, OF Brunswick
county, used to call "a unanimous rain"
it is fair to presume that the opportunity
Of making preparations for this crop will
be utilized very generally. In fact, fruits,
vegetables, and crops began 10 need rain
badly. Tobacco-planters especially will
receive great benefit from ts timely fall.
In the city, the cooling effect Of the show
ers was exceedingly grateful.
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The ugly, dripping weather last night
prevented many children and the friends
Of children from attending the Sunday
school festival at Trinity church. II will,
in consequence. be continued tonight.
Rev. William E. thatcher, ID. d., return
ed 10 the city yesterday from his visit to
Long Branch and Coney Island. where he
was handsomely entertained by his New
York friends.
Mr.. W. w. Belvin, well-known TO Rich
mond people. reached the city last night
after an extended European tour. Mr..
Belyln came over I'm the steamer Alaska.
which made one OF the quickest trips
known across the Atlantic. Mr.. Belvin
will go to Danville in few days, where he
has important business matters in the to-
bacco trade.
Marshall Lodge celebration at Mount
Pleasant has been postponed on account OF
TIE rain.
The Baltimore San and the New York
Clipper are authority for the statement that
Mr., Ed. Hofi, Of Richmond, a weIl-knowC
tenor singer. has been engaged by Mr..
John A. McCaull, of the Biiou Theatre,
New York, for the coming season.
Colonel John =. Browning, secretary OK
Governor Cameron, is still confined to his
room by reason Of serious illness.
Mr.. George Bell, "A well-known and
highly-respectable citizen of this city, died
IN Petersburg yesterday. He will be
buried in this city to-day with Masonic
hOnors.
4 fire broke ont in Ettenger & Edmond's
foundry Yesterday morning. but was ex-
tnguished before damage was done by the
tiremen from the Main-street engine-house.
Mayor Darlington will investigate the
alleged irregularities in the appropriation
OF funds for the Henrico county poor at
his office this morning at 10 clock.
The employees at the cuStom-house were
not paid off yesterday, owing to the failure
OF Congress to pass the usual appropria-
ton bill.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of at this court Yesterday:
-. W. Guyon, charged with obtaining
under false pretenscs $500 from Mrs. Ann
Roberts. The offence having been com
mittcd in Manchester. the accused was
turned over to the authorities Of that city
for trial.
Simon Jackson (colored) was fined a. for
creating disturbance in the street.
Mainda smith (coloredl was fined $3.50
for beating Caroline Booker.
William and John smith and George
Toney, charged with fighting and creating
a disturbance in the neighbOrhood in which
they live, were placed under bonds TO keep
the peace for twelve months.
Maggie Broaddu> (colored) was fined 80
for assaulting and beating Rosa Richardson.
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FOR MOUNT PLEAsANr.-The First Eng
lisb Lutheran sunday school will to-mor-
row 20 up to Mount Pleasant, on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad, and spend the
dav. One Of the best arguments in favor
OF Mount Pleasant as an objective excursion
point Is the fact that ii is so frequently
sought by parties leaving the city. A nne
band OF music will 20 with the school, and
besides there will be a variety OF amuse-
ments. consisting OF boating, baseball
nIaying. football, and croquet. Train
leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot at s
O'Clock A. VI.
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At Christian Il Whites you will find the
most delicious clarets and summer wine,
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 20 there.
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l"t-ii''''''''''' '''''--'' '''''''''t""
At the same meetings the voters will
elect for each ward five members OF the
City Conseryatiye-Democra Committee I;
said members, to constitute a new commit
tee, to serve for two years.
j. B. CARY, superintendent.
". u. CheStermup. Secretary.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, light rains, slightly
warmer east to south winds, stationary or
lower barometer.
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A s7.OooDr.xoSp Found IN NORTH CA

O00-DrAMoSD Found IN NORTH CA
RoLrsA.-Tom Evans's Times, published ut
Reidsville, N. c., contains the following
remarkable diamond story: "Mr. James
Pepper, Of Danbury, went up in the saura.
town mountain some time ago to get SAND
from creek-bed TO scatter over his yard:
AS he had scattered the sand he noticed
something lying shining very bright, ana
picking It up discovered 1t was . diamond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02

BAsE-B1L.-The Richmond Club play
their first game this evening at a O'clock
with the Nationals OF Washington al base
Rail Park. The Richmonds wiz present
their new catcher, Mr.. Ryan, and also ex-
pect 10 have their full nine In this contest
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COnscrvative-Democ ward Meet
ings.
RICHMOND. August |, lSs2.

RICHMOND. August |, lSs2.
To the Conservative Democratic Voters Of
Richmond:
In accordance with resolutions adopted
by the City Committee of the ConSerya-
tive-Democratic party You are hereby in
yited and urged to assemble in ward meet
ings (at places hereafter to be announced
on Friday night. August llth. to elect
delegates to represent YOU in the Congress
siona Nominating Convention, as follows: !:
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FLOUR INSPECTIONS FOR JULY.-The foI-
lowing is a statement Of the flour Inspected
in the city Of Richmond for the month OF
july. 1882: 2,lO9 barrels family, C53 bar
rels extra superfne, 6G0 barrels superfine,
l4s barrels fine, 459 barrels condemned.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

MISSING BOY.-sTRAYED FROM
WI The RESIDENCE OF Mrs. CHARLES De
VIfIlFRs, No. sos west Grace street, with
whom he had been boardiDsJ THEODORE u.
KENNEDY, on the morning OF July 25th. los2.
When last seen he was near HOLLYWOOD Cemetery,
on the higlt of the day he len home.
DEsCRifTiOS sixteen years old; hcigh,, hye
feet two inches, well proportionct face short and
broad eyes large and dark-bue, n0>e raihs<
long; hair nearly black, short. and silE; hands
small; fingers long and slender. eonp.eSsoo lsW
and rosy: mouth remarkably smaii; brsAad, iow
forehead. Wore when h. ieft home brown sat.
straw hat (which he wore low down ca iDreheSsi,
shoes thai laced np and aeross. Very Intelligent,
and plays we'll apon the plano.
a liberal reward viii be paid for his recovery oe
nny information leading thereto. by applying 70
JOHN WREN, Ostect!se,
aal-3ss No. enorlA kletpte slxUt
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
HYGEIA HOTEL

HYGEIA HOTEL
sftuated 90 Yards from Fort Monroe Open all
the year. Equal to any hotel In the United etzts.
Surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, boating nsn-
lngand driving specially attractive Pre-elnihenuy
a resort for southern people. Terms less Tor equai
accom- m odauons than any resort In the country:
Climate free ff0m malaria, and for INSOMNIA Hmy
wa1 dsTful In It's sop0rinc effect send for circular
seee<ibfng hygieaic advantages, etc.
HARRISON PHGBuS,
INV l4-Sm Proprietor.
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9ithmond Dispatch.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2, 1882.

As-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02

I WILL SELL THIS DAY At THE
1 Allegheny depot, IN quantities to suit pur-
chas"rs, at lowest cash price, ONE 'AR-l.OAD
teed.
CORN and OATS constantly on hand
JOHN KELLY.
au 2-ltF Twentieth and Man streets
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HOTELS.
Dl,UCKINGHAM l-,,lIjIjl HOTEL,
riFTH AVENUE AND FIFTIETH STREET.
lOpposite Cathedral,l
NEW YORK.

WETHERBEE IA x nc,sas ra9raaaVm
Hons al reduced prices during the summer months
This and eiegant house Is very centrally To-
- sransent IN rs charmIngiy situated, being u
central poipt amidst the most fashionable resi-
DIR ees, Churches, &C., &C.; near the Grand Gem
x.ssd rs.ads and Madison enue ears. The veDti-
isflon heating, and plumbing are arranged on the
most approved principles. The hotel Us ,s eonaastsd %
faes IN Euroi,e and America, with restaurant OF
ansurps sssed exceIlence and At reasonable charges
nav 6-Sa& W3m ------------
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TUI vrIrurp vrcrrpn,

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy all
day.
Thermometer YESTERDAY G A. NJ, II;
. A. NJ, "a; noon, "a; 3 7. NJ, "A; 0 2.
NJ, 7S; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature, II.
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HECKER's MILLS BURNED.

Large Fire I'm Cherry and Water Streets,
New York-Unusualiy Rapid Spread OF the
Flames-Fruitless Efforts of the Firemen
90 Save the Milis-Other Buildings De-
stroyed-The Losses S6i5.OOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02

tEntered at the Post-ofiicc at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.l
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Nv STEAM SAW

ISOR SALE, ONE NEW STEAM SAW
IL MILL, 2o-horse power-good ioeation-S,,!san,,, ,!a,,
stsd IL Chesterfield county near GoaineIa, WI VII
ri bundrsd tbonssnd feet. Good lumbcr 10 be cul
Ser sSdsss Ps.tieu,SFas Sas spRx!1t T. e rsAKr 4 co
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CHARGES.

CHARGES.
Per oo
Per month lOf thirty days. ov ~
Two months or more cnch.............s.... oV w
Take branch railroad At Goshen, Chesapeake ana
Ohio ra liway, for spridgs. Only thirty-nve MIN
utes' ride through beautiful and picturesque NaI
lev 10 the 0rsdt fountain of health. The entlre
premises have undergone thorough and complete
repairs, placing tie property as second 10 no
vstering 2 place in this country. home Tor tDe
invalid lmusements OF every description Tor
those seeking recreation and pleasure Fine hunS
Ing and fishing cordial virginia welcome viii
he extended 10 ALL and everything possible done 10
make our guests comfortable. satisfied, and happy.
EUGENE G.. PEYTON,
mv11-9m General Manager.
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WILLIAM J. MCNAMARA, 5t O'Clock +. ". on
the premises, that neat brick tenement No. lI6
Cherry street, near Cary.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. W.. wa,assA
1ewelry, &c
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. ~. horses mul,,A
and vehicles
FOX & TAYLOR, peaches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02

THE HANNAH-MORE ACADEMY,
l. near Baltimore, for GIRLS noted for health
fulneSs, careful training, thorough instruction
and the influences Of a Christian home
The next term will begin SEPTEMBER 20TIL
Rev. ARTHUR J. RICH, VI. D.,
X 22-Sa,SWlm Reisterstnwu, nd.
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PERSONAL.

RICHMOND, VA, August /, 1889.
DOBERT MORTON (COLORED), ESQ,
IL MANCHESTER Dear Sir.-I take great
pleasure In saying 10 YOU that whilst acted upon
Information which al the time believed 10 BE- true
Ia arresting you for receiving stolen money. am
now satisfied that the said information was untrue
and ] ha'teh Ia exculpa'e you entirely from the
said charge.
au 2-ltH T.. G. TAYLOR
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BALTIMORE. MD.
ID Mt. VERNON INSTITUTE, No. 46 MP.
VERNON PLACE. Boarding and Day Home
School for young ladies and liIsc girls. Founded
1899. MRS VI. j. JONES and MRs. H. MATT
LAND Principals. assisted by large corps OF able
Professors. Beautiful situation, fronting one of
The squares surrounding Washington monument.
Educational advantages UNSURPASSED. Circulars
sent on application % principals.
iy 5-MASAlm*
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BE On al sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst Of January and last Of June the taxes for tho
present. year nave t. be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the Ist OF July and last ~
the year the taxes have to he paid by the seller.
TINS custom MAS adopted about hftacn years sgD
by all the real estate agents I'm Richmond and ap-
plies to Richmond aud vlcinlr.I
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We. the undersigned, have this day formed Coz
partnership under the style Of SPENCE, 7 RE
& Co. for the purpose Of conducting the BOOT
AND SHOE 81 SINESS in all It's branches al the
old stand OF r. II. SPENCE & Co. sl3 and Sl5
east Broad street. r. HARVEY SPENCE,
an 2-2w A. BATES TIREE.
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! cry rc.pectluIly yOurs,

WILLIAM IT. BEyERlDGE.
I'VE have read Mr. Beyeridge's note to
Mr. Jenkins, but deem il unnecessary to
publish it. 1t fully iu>tilieS h, claim that
he did not solicit Mr.. jenkins 20 " let up
on him.-Edif0r DjSp0tcb.l
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA,
IL offers good advantages in CLASSICAL AND
SCIENTIFIC COURSES. Elective, Business. and
Preparatory Studies. German and French spoken
Large library. Beautiful and healthful country
Ftyp cburches-DO har-rOOms. Increasing patron
age from fifteen states. Thiriieth session begins
SEPTEMBER 18TH. EXPENSES VERY Mob
ERATE. Catalogue with cut of buildings
grounds and mountains FREE. Address SECRL-
TARY OF FACULTY. " 7-eOd2m
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DISsOLUTIONs q PARTNERsHIrs

RICHMOND, VA, August l, 1882.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF +. III.
Il SPENCE 4 co. is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent f.. II. SPENCE 4 co.
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BR ROBERTS will continue the business under
the firm-name aud style of Il. X. ROBERTS x
CO. and sOlicits the patronage of his friends ana
Lhe lrade generallY. X. X. hODEhIc'
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SKINNY Mkx, " Weiss Health Renewer r<sorcs
health and yisor, cures dysp~psis. u at dr,sgsist
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| will continue the ....
TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS.
+. ID. CHRISTIAN.
AUGUST !, 1882. au2-6ts
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CT. GEORGES HALL. AN UNSUR-
~ PASSED BOARDING-SCHOOB FOR BOYS
AND YOUNG MEN. Reisterstown. Baltimore
county Md. prepares for the universities and COR
le2es or business; s275 year.
Professor J. c. kINEAR, 4. NJ,
Principal
,far vii refar cont fx - Z ON
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CwARTHMoRE COLLEGE,
DANTOPs ACADEMY,

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
I'REPARES FOR COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, r
BUSINESS. Healthy location, full course of .tndy
thorough teaching, wholesome moral influence
S0r catalogue address
~ l5-2m REV. EDGAR WOODS, PRINCIPAL
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RICHMOND, July %, 1882.

RICHMOND, July %, 1882.
U,HF CONCERN OF ROBERTS,
i BEALL 4 co. IS dissolved this day by mu-
tuai consent X. r. ROBERTS is alone authorized
10 sign the frm-nsme In liquidation.
r. A. ROBERTS,
y. f.. BEALL,
X. II. ROBERTS.
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TAw SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

NNU F4TtNI
GENERAL G.. W. &. LEE, PRESIDENT.
distraction BY textbooks and printed lecturN
With courses OF lectures special subjects by
eminent jurists. Tuition and fees. $50 for session
of nine months. beginning SEPTEMBER 2lsT.
For catalogue and fun information address
CHARLES A. GRAVES, Professor OF Law, Lex
ingtOn, Va Jy 5-W&Sa2m
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THE FIRM OF CHRISTIAN ~ GUM
i i this day dissolved. ....
AUGUST l, 1852. r. ID. CHRISTIAN
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a Card from Mr. Beyeridgc.
RICHMOND, VA, August |, lSS2
Il L 1. 1. L IL 4

wv WW1'I'e NJ
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch
Dear Sir,-In your issue Of the 2stt
ultimo there appeared what purported to
be "A conversation between your reporter
and a Mr.. jenkins. which, a. | believed
reflected on me, in consequence OF which
wrote Mr.. jenkins the enclosed letter. lie
promised to make the dmendelh0n0rdbLe.
| find in consequence Of that promise a
card from Mr. jenkins in your issue Of this
morning which think may mslead the
public. and leave the impression that had
solicited Mr.. jenkins to let up on me.
such not being the case, ask that YOU pub
lish the enclosed. which | deem necessary
to place myself right.
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MD.

For circulars address
COLONEL c. j. WRIGHT, \. W,
~ 30-dcod2m&w2m Principal.
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INFORM ALTON WANTED OF MY
L SON JOHNNY WHITE, u cOorcd bOy about
eighteen years old; was engaged at the Bon Air
Hotel, Chesterfield, during the summer Of 1881;
from there he went tO the Greenbrier White SUI
phur Springs. His last letter (7th November,
lsSl) stated he VIA there waiting gen nticman-
Any Information concerning him Will greatly ~
lieye the anxiety or his mother,
ELIZA BROWN,
MchauN Ferry pOst-Ofice,
an 2-2ts hatan county Va
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In Withdrawing from the above firm we heartily
recommend our successor TO the confidence OF our
friends and the trade generally. We can be found
AT the old stand, No. 9k south Fourteenth street,
and ronId he pleased TO serve our friends in the
same capacity as formerly. +. a. KOBEkIs'
an al y. r.. BEALL.
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BALTIMORE, MD, July 2b. 1852.
NR. W. b. BRIGGS, FORhEkLl
Nl OF RICHMOND, VA, has an Interest IN
our business from this date. ~ q <,o
~ 27-Iw RINEHART, CIlLDS Co
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SVMNER RESORTS.

nOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL, ROCKRRIDGE COUNTY, VA
OiEN FOR VISITORS jun Isl.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS
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FLIES. reaches, ants bed-bugs, rats. mice. crows
chpmnnks, cleared out by " Rough ON Rata I6c :.
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SfLEIT StHOUL
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES
lO7 EAST CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
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