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Purchase OF the Gas-WOrks.

The United Gas Improvement Company,
through their agent here, Mr.. George ii.
Poindexter, recently made n proposition
for the purchase Of the city gas-works.
rThis proDositlon was submitted to the
Board OF Aldermen, and by them referred
10 the Committees on Light and FINANCE.
These committees have agreed TO hold Il
meeting next Friday night and give the
matter due consideration. As everybody
ieeIs interested in this matter, the
vievs Of Mr.. POindeXter and his
;deos are given as follows: He claims
that there "can be made improvements
70 the works without cost to the city sucli
"a will give better gas and at a less cost.
The increased consumption OF gas neceS-
sitotes the immediate extension OF the
works. This proposition cOntempateS q
,,uch Iarper consumption on the part OF
,ir;xate consumers. \ reduction OF % per
aan, nor thousand will induce many more
,,orson 10 use gas. The higher the candle
LIVER the greater the purity and illumna-
a., canacity. Under the proposition MADE
n con he shown that charging consumer,
,be nresent price, g. per thousand ana
ii"btinc the city and public buildings inc
not snm Of s73,1l4.34 will be the prolit 70
.ho CITY less the cost OF Distribution ;
~ solIin1 Gas TO consumers at Sl.0o PEI
tho,1sand the profit to the city VIII DC, AZ
.nr Snnnlying the city and public, s34'
eos acEmakinp n saving to consumers ol
s9S 40s o.: from which amount as aDoV'
g - bo deducted the cost OF Distribution
This gas i proposed to be manufactures
,rnn, Petroleum, which is purer than coai
nas containing no sulphur or ammonia
eaSi I'm 70 its higher specific gravity
anp, nnrDs om more slowly, and Is therefore NOR
ocnnomical. o.n ~, Also, the higher the candle
Sower the less gas has to be consumed ,' !,
obtain Obtain the same amount OF light. 1S The ga ga
made D'i from petroleum has precisei! ID
~o,ne nroDerties rs coal-gas.
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PerJGraEc ord Eriefe.

Nr. George w. Jones (son or ". II.
Jones, Esq, auditor OF the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad), has resigned his po-
sition in the Office OF Sol. Haas. ESQ, traf-
fic manager Of the Associated Railroads,
and accepted a position with y. Pope,
Esq, general passenger agent OF the Nor
folk and Western, Shenandoah Valley, and
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail-
roads, and will be located in Lynchburg.
lie j. expected TO leave for his new home
to-day. Mr.. Jones Is 4 popular young rail-
road-man, has been repeatedly promoted
in the past two years, and in his new posi-
ton will make An efficient officer.
Mr.. X. :. Gardner, OF the Virginia Peo-
ple, has contracted with the Pulaski Agri-
cultural Society for the publication OF a
full list Of premiums and an entire cata-
logue of the prizes offered by the Society.
He is now in the city, and will wait upon
our people in the interest OF his paper.
Rev. DR.. Armstrong has returned to the
city. -,
Mr.. c. 7. Benson, OF Charlottesvlllc'
was in the city Yesterday.
4 peach grown at Mr. John b. Dayis's :
Lcst0r Manor plantation, and weighing
thirteen ounces. was exhibited in the city
Yesterday as one OF the wonders OF the sea-
son. 1t was not only big, but beautiful.
Marvin. as supervising architect OF The
new buildings at the peDitcntary, has not
only been taken to the new pump-house 10
look at the granitc-wOrk, but has been es-
cortcd bv officials once or twice to thc
/ Tredegar Works 10 Inspect iron-work. lle
was there not in the interest OF the lrcde'
car Company, but Is the representative, OF
agent, or yice-boss, or something, OF th'
State Of Virginia.
The first shipment OF cotton TINS season
was received here yesterday by Mcssrs
ClemOns, Levy& Co. 1t was good middllhS
raised in Georgia.
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FOREIGN SnIPyENT.-The British brig
Jumbo. 34G tones, IL. p. Giyan master, yes
terday cleared from this port for Santos,
Brazil. with 1850 barrels and 200 half-bar-
rcIs of -four. valued at SlG,G6O, shipped by
the he CALICO Mills Manufacturing Company,
and other. The Jumbo also had aS part OF
hrr her C cargo 80, 900 feet white.pine lumber, m
loo dozen bottles Florida water, 10000 gall
Ions oil, and 500 gallons turpentine, shipped
from New York. The total value oil The
cargo is $40, $50.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ATLANTA, GA.
NEXT REGULAR SESSION WILL COMMENCE
OCTOBER 8, 1852, AND CONTINUE
UNTIL FEBRUARY 27, 1858.
EDUCATIONAL.
ATLANTA, GA.
po,pnor rp,.srrvo

BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Dr. Thomas :. Powell, president: Hon. ID. W.
Lewis. judge :. B. Ioyt. Rev. David L. butter.
Hon. Alexander II. stephens. Rev. w. =. Cook,
Rev. A. J. Battle. LII. d.. Mr.. &C. II. Dodd, Rev. {.
NJ. Irwin, Mr.. A. r. Hurt, Dr. W. L. Golismith,
Mr.. j. j. TOon. Rev. II. H. Parks, DIR. II. &. Word,
Rev. II. G. Hornady, Sir. W w. McAfee, Mr.. John
II. Flynn, DR.. George VI. Mcdowell.
FACULTY:
W. g.. owen. NJ. d., +. :. Powell, VI. d.. v. e.
Word, VI. d., George e.. Crawford. VI. D.. William
Perrin NicolsOn, VI. d.. tDcan,) John Thad. john
son, VI. d., q. q. Roy, NJ. D., A. G.. Hobbs. NJ. ID.
". ID. BZzel, VI. ID. Auxiliary Professors: j.. y.
Alexander, VI. d. j. c. Olmsted, VI. d., II. h. Scott,
". D., B. II. Catching, ID. ID. s., W. c. Janagin,
". ID.
Instruction In all departments is thorough and
complete.
The hospital. large and wcll-arrangcd three
story building with double varandas all around, Is
located on lot adjacent to the College building,
and was secured as an attachment to the institu-
tion by the benevolent ladies Of the city In co-opc
advantages ID the mt deal student. The concen-
tratlOn Of medical talent In her midst, her geo
graphical position. her accessibility, her freedom
from epifemics, her large and rapidly-increasine
population, all combine ~ make her the point par
ercelfence for obtaining thorough medical edu-
cation, and 10 constitute her the great medical
centre of the southern States.
For catalogue containing full particulars address
WM. PERRIN NICOLS0N, VI. d., Dean.
sc 7-Th&Salm Post-Ofice Box 234.
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CHESTERFIELD srRncTouIs.-Rev. j.
G. Braxton. a prominent Baptist preacher
OF this city, who Is the pa.,"' ,rt,' ~ hos ~.
tist churches in ChesterIeia OJ"n ,or tho
nounced Mahoneism, ana a, aeci''1 Nr % Rrer. nv.
straightout Republican tlcSe., chnD,srse,d m, SlI
ton has organized two clubs n d, ganEsnn
and has been elected president vi ''0NSoi'
Ward Republican Club No. =
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PREMIUM AwARDED.-Mes.rsi, ,ha srs, ~,
wortham & Co., Of this cit{, .ooG o';t;on xas.
premium at the Cincinnati LApos,uon vwronnsrs I
terday for the finest mahoga1yW sar w NJ & r.
The tobacco was exhibited ior w. W.. 40. " and ~;
Watkins, Of Milton, n. l., 'ne o""' anu
hackers
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IFor the Dispatch.l

!. At the Chesapeake and Ohio depot last
Night there was drunken man in the Ia
dies waiting-room with coat oG and shoes
of, and constantly breaking out into pro-
fame and obscene calculations. Has Rich
mond no police, or the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway no officers, that such outrages upon
the ladies present should be permitted
True the mans daughter was with him,
but that affords not even palliation, ~
there was a man in the party, who could
certainly have taken charge Of him.
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4 Brunswick BOY.-Nota long time ago,
hut still not Yesterday, boy In Brunswick
county set out to make his way in life. lie
had a good education, and during his
school-boy days he was remarkable i0r his
aptness and excellent department. lie Sc
lccted the medical field and emiSrated 10
Georgia. and now he is at the head Of the
Southern Medical College. This man l.
Dr.F. :. Powell, and to-day he invites his
friends in Virginia to come and see him al
Atlanta. He is on the high road To success,
and his example is worthy OF imitation.
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Police COURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Ellen Smith (colOred) was fined $3.50 Tor
disorderlv conduct in the street.
Fanny Johnson alias Pegram was fined
81 for contempt OF court.
sadie Hsrtz, drunk and disorderly, was
Jailed for fifteen days.
William Morris (colored) was 1neu 80 TOT
assaultng and beating Amanda Morgan.
Morris was also charged with assaultihg
and beating William +. johnson. Ihls
case was continued till to-day.
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AL ROYAL ARCH MASONs YSM..E
-t1t.d convocatlon Of RICHMOND ROY IESS
Al ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3, al ihe Ma
sons' Hall, on Franklin street, THIS tIhursdayl
EVENING. september 7th. at O'Clock
By order Of the VI. l.. II. T.: =, ,,r.,.-,,,.
g 7-1t. Secretary.
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ACTS LIKE A CHARM on TIE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS
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NEW TELEGRAPH.-The new telegraph
company are pushing the ext. extenslon 1I,.I C, OF
their work. The force yesterday were en-
gaged in erecting pole; through !, the IsIs5 city,
and in few days the line viii be showed
in NJ the direction of Norfolk. according Z, TO
the hest estimate, the force makes about Dol,
four M miles day upon an average. .hs me
wires , Of the company have 2een , oroIgnl M
a. FAR as Fredericksburg. In iew DAYS
thew will be in Richmond, the poles already
being In place.
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,,pp ScoTT.--Thc drama "Lucretla
porn;a~ Is not a popular one any way.
The M whole spirit Of the play Is ugly n'nr mel
nra ~ dark and miserable plots, ana howe'SI !, g.,
Hnantiful the actors and actresses may ~ "
pe"u',, ,, and however fine the rendlIi0,h
.tI, ther various parts, critical taste VIII pe
VI nc 80 assert itself positively. Last hisn, 1
suie sWss Clsrie Scott at the Theatre appeared
'I' - ucretia Borgia. Miss Scott Is STums nnre
a. TnnI;sb M actress, and has not appeared ii.,d nd
hntore A good house greeted hei, ;;,;nu Snu
,"nIad pe'Ji with patience upon her renui.ion nus
looneo ,hn rsie Of Lucretia Borgia. the DUCHESS
OF Ferrara. mall II her movements TO
ovc;te nraise, and last night her NoI't ,hoSe w."
Ns Imsiv and swollen, but there were ,n,od MI
,nho law in her acting much that inu,'" ,, AZ
y Il" fine Interpretation OF the diihcu'' ''''
she assumed. u,o overaoe-some
y, them o deal above it--no'api.' ~ - the
., % I pheIns. who took the character ol oId ehi
n,ta H. ~ Ferrara. Mr.. Phelps Is y. s,eSs os,
ao."r a~ and showed quite plainly nis i,nr;tv n.n
orV @ ,Ic stage, and his perfect faIni,i", II ~. ny
ior i.s s"5 The mart assigned him. Mr.. ;. NJ. ~
o;ved odsn u the appreciation OF the aua'snII co AZ
Ills Te i a young actor, and is des'i"eu - ~
well. or,nv will play the
:. princess Of Bagdad."
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W. III. Thornbury, late OF Jersey City,
and James V. Ramos, late with Polk Miller
Il Co., have formed partnership to con-
duct general drug business, and have
purchased the stock and goodwill OF k.
ii. VI. Harrison d Co., corner Main and
Eighth streets.
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AYERS AGUE CURE IS the only remedy known
which IL certain to cure Fever and Ague perma-
nently by expelling the malariai poison when
uroduces the disease. IL does this surely, ana
leaves no III effects upon the systes. Nothing Is
so thoroughly depressing and dlscounging a the
perodcal return Of the alternate chIlls fever, and
sweating peculiar to this disease.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICIIMOND FEMALE. INSTITUTE.

The thirtteth annual session OF this institution
opens SEPTEMBER 14TH with the following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
Miss SALLEY II. HAMMER. Principal. Latin,
Moral Philosophy and English Literature.
PROFESSOR CHARLES n. WINSTON. NJ. A,
Natural sciences and Mathematics
Miss l.. T. TffTRSTUN graduate OF Vsssar
Coliegcl. Mathematics and History.
MabEMorsrLLE ROSE DE DCTZELE lnsiivo
OF francel, French.
Mss GREBE, German.
Miss SUSIE HAMMER, Associate Principal,
Latin Mathematics, and Preparatory school.
Mrs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER. Vocal xaton
AMI Italian.
Miss NELLIE DUsTMAN, Plano, Thorough
Bass. and HARMONY
Miss ). 4. HAMMER, Guitar.
Miss ALICIA II. LAIRD, Drawing and Paine.
Ing.
MISS MARIA NORRIS, Porcelain Painting, Do
corativs Art and kcnsingtOn Embroidery.
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LIME. CEMENT, &c.

nOCK KLAND LIME.-2,3O0 barrels
X TprsU ROCKLAND LINE, from The eele-
h,s,ed . Cobb Lime Kiins," daily eapected per
seno9us1r SsrS6 '"6 e ILE CEMENT.-2,loO barrels
rRFsII RosENDALE CEMENT daily expessseaa stea
per schooner r. IL Rap4 for ersSshrsnRG. sale IIw ItT a
" No. sos MaIl and No. IL Fifteenth Streets
an T-lW
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MADISON WARD DEAochai.s ot Madison
rIoy.-The Democratic votf,S a, the y, sheris1 :
Ward are requested TO meet 81 - O'clock for
Office Friday evening
ward Organizati0n.
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HELP HUMANITY.

Cornerstone or the Retreat for the Sick
Laid-Ths Ceremonies Incident to the De-
casion-Speech OF Judge John r. Lay, In
which an Account OF the Noble Work is
Given.
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BIair's Grocery,

S26 Main street, between Eighth and
Ninth, Is the place TO buy pure sugars, teas,
cotfceS, spices, and liquors at low prices
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CAPTAIN JACK LANE, late "high private" Of
thc Young Guard. Fifteenth Virginia regiment, Is
fine same con.cnial. whole-soulcd fellow VIC knew
If wore. His model Dining and samplc-Rooms'
G22 Broad street tncarf7p THEATRE, we all appre-
clato. and Captain JACK knows how To keep them.
III, wines, liquors, cgars, &C., are No. l. ana the
edlbles the best in the market, and prices reason
able. Ho has dning-parlors for ladies and gentle
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.
sc. only FOR a PICNIC CIGAR.

DON'T OUTRAGE YOUR STOMACH wlth FoieH'
cathartics but u-c that pleasant and salutary a1a-
tive TARRANT's SELTzER APERIENT.
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REDUCED RATES

On SEPTEMBER 18TH, 18TH ana asIh LII
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS will be on sale hich-
mond 10 Baltimore and return, good I'LL sep'c'"-
ber 18Th. inclusive, at
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RICHMOND, september l, 1882.
yVO THE SATISFACTION OF ALL
'cnScTpNFD- -Tbe Richmond agency Of
,ho ,It,qTfAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANf
1E SFW YORK has this day been tran.ierIed 70
'SiR. HOWARD swlNEFORb, llOe Ma, NAN NaioS ,srSe
n r. with pleasure that We announce Hal SA'vn IN
IoIiS n. 'CLAIBORNE Is connected WIN the
agency and will at all times be prepared 70 CIV
his friends information regarding u. eonnlS'H'
anu ~ uiA@ - q. n. BREsEE & Sons.
General Agents.
Baltimore. Md
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BROWNS IRON BrTTERS.
NJ A l. A II l A Z.

Niaiar,a IS an almost iudcscribable malady, which
NO, even the most talented physicians are able 10
faihom. Its cause Is mos, frequently ascribcd TO
lI surroundings and there Is very little question
t,i this opinion Is suhstantaied by facts Malaria
A.,s not necessarily mean ohnls and fever, while
thcse trouolo. usually accompany IL II often af-
Acts the suGeros with general lassisudc, accompa-
nli BY ls Of appetite. slcepiessness, tired feel
inr. and hish fever, the person afflicted growing
y,oser ana weaker. loses nesh day after day until
nonccomcea mav skeleton-a shadow Of his for
mcr srlc
Malaria once hsvtng laid its hold upon the human
fY.wc. the dO.r Of the system Is thrown open 10
neryous diseases The body weak and cnfee bled
SlspTls no nourishmcnt, hut suhssiing upon itself,
fl, digestive organs longer perform their func-
lions: the liver becomes torpid and other organs,
filing ~ do their routine work, speedily become
dIsor,lercd, and dissolution and death are apt to
S1isuc.
In addition - being
CERTAIN CURE
PoR MALARIA AND CHlLLs AND FEVER,
BRowN's IRON BITTERs
IS highly recommended for
ALL DISEASES REQUIRING 4 CERTAIN
AND EFFICIENT TONIC;
especially
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA,
INTERMITTENT FEvEIs,
WANT OF APPETITE,
Loss or STRENGTH.
LACK OF ENERGY, ETC.
ENRlCHES TIE BLOOD,
STRENGTHENS TIE MUSCLES
GIVES NEW LIFE TO TIE NERVES
ACTS LIKE A CHARM on TIE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS
nis io- sale by all respectable dale IA n. l.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

TWO NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINkt'
COMMENCING
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER STH.
LAM STILL STRICTLY BUSINESS!
CD. BISHOP A. Z. Z. PHlLhlNS'
snnnor,ed Inv the beautiful and talented young
American actress
MISS ROSE OSBORNE
and powerful Dramatic Company, In A. {. Guh-
ther's latest and greatest Inelo-dramanc
comedy, entitled
STRICTLY BUSINESS, ,.,
stirring drama full Of startling situations, WIN
Vn,t' nrsss A. far superior to any and
An of this famous authors
productions.
MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE.
SPECIAL SCENERY FOR THIS PRODtCIION
Box-shcet al Theatre aud Ramos Moses o,.
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AMUSEMENTs. A
y edmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The English actress.
CLAIRE SCOTT.
supported by the talented young actor
- X. COBURN.
,n the .rcat pari.fzn success. now being piaycd
In paris 10 crowded houses nightly. and which Was
pl.yed II the Chestnui-sireet Theatre tfhlladei-
phi,l $50 nights 10 st&nding-roCm only
THE PRINCESS OF BAGDAD."
handsome portrait souvenir OF MISS SCOT VIII VIII
ance ,r,-o,.
T-1f
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST OF THE

FIFTY CENTS.
The Managers beg 70 announce 9e%r.an .s' 20 WEsT
P1iSfr 90, N0SDkY, September IL, 1881 Wnen iI
they promise ali who may favor them "i'h '"e'i
patronage = ioly good time. ,,o,,o 1,r.i~
Esht9S Mating, Bathing, and DancluR' ,,,sr
Cvsts,. aud FI.h-the finest Of tie season. Dst,
al tie Grove Hotel for 80 cents; No me-, orr
LIQUORS allowed on the Train. lhe
TieSets. ONLY 90 CENTs-to be had OF u'e
Trsfn Ieayos York River Depot al I:sv a. NJ ;
feturnins' VIII ieA'' n, r. ADAMS,
5. X. PERDUE,
Managers
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THE MOZART THIS EvESlso,mfbertt1, ore bestra; ;' Sc
eond eorsi solo soprano AVE ,s;Sd M1rs SOLO violin,
lss csneerto es in E minor" enTe''ttr nSo tenor,
Mr. 0at John Kessnich; fourth ri, s. s0'S w. Hot Hofr;
s, RSr pot pour poar Chimes Of SSg%nnS ssIo s"pr,
piangisaeI1 iae1sn Glances," lwilson, MISS ssrs. Ss.
ist sde a. from from olvette,n (Audran, M, from m
4soei % iHotr: aao' eighth, "klss Waltz 'fo"'
merry War; (strauss,) orchestra
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL

PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Finding the great need Of thorough preparatory
work, special arrangements are made for sman
children, who can now euter at eight years Of age.
\ French class has been organized for small
children.
Young ladies who advanced In French.
though not other rwisc connected with the school,
Will be allowed Ia enter the conversation class
Those desiring 10 enter should apply at once 70
the PRINCIPAL.
au 2o-1m corner Tenth and Marshall streets
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$50 EACH.

Apply At Offices Richmond, Fredericksburg anu
Potomac Railroad Company or a. W. CARRIER =
1000 80, MI, s,reet. c. A TAYLOR,
- sN,s",a, General Ticket Agent.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sr-or all sales Of Real Estate made between the
II n January and last Of June the taxes Tor tlle
nrc,ent wear have t. be paid by the purchaser on
IN salcs male between The lst 81 July Alu tsl "
The ye.r the taxes have to be paid by the seller.
Gfhi. custom was adopted ab0Ia fifteen year aeO
nv ali the real e,tItc agents IN Rchmond' ana Alr
plies 10 Richmond and ycinI,.I
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ, househoiu iui-
nlture, &c.
n sFIuON TAYLOR. 3 T.. NJ, two brick dwell
ings on the west side u Fourth street between
Clay and Leigh streets.
FRANK d. HILL & CO., $50 l.. NJ. nice DricS
dwelling, No. 1913 east Franknn s'ree'.
~ coDnlS + SON. 4:3O L. NJ. small farrr In
UenrIco county four miles below the city, on
the Central turnpike.
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YxCURsIONs. PIC-NICs, DC.

-~~~~->~-~7-~~-----~----~-7-7-~- =
BALTIMORE ORIOLE.
REDUCED RATES
VIA
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND ~
TOMAC RAILROAD.
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DICHMoyD MOZART ASSOCIATION.

Tho resl,r weekly soirec will take place al Mo
zart Hall THIS (1hmsdayl EVENING AT ~
o'clock Admi ssior only by membership, or III
vitaiOn-cards, which must he presehtedat ineIvU
ZION 70 {. l.. SIEGEL, 42l Broad street or T. r.
JouSeTpN oil Main street. SC I-1N
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
dle Atlantic States generally fair weather
ana easterly winds, with falling barometer
ana stationary or higher temperature
IHK WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY G A. NJ. GS:
. a. NJ, rs; noon, 10; L. NJ, 81; G p.
NJ, so; midnight, 70.
Mean temperature, rs.
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CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
~ REDpEN NknIN NInHED Ill

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
~ BURG, VA.-The eighteenth annual sesslon
begins OCrOBrR ID. Thorough preparation for
University OF Virginia and United states Nlhtary
and Naval Academies. Highly recommended by
Faculty Of the University Of Virginia. Full stan OF
Instructors. Pupils uniformly successful. situation
hcalthful. Early application advised. ~ number
Of boarders Is strictly limited. Dor catalogue ad-
dress W. GORDON AcCABE. Master. au jim
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
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The next session begins 2lSr SEPTEMBER,
1882, and continues nine months.
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON, a. VI. Professor ~ Latin.
II. III. HARRIS. VI. A., Professor Of Greek.
ROpEs MAssIE, A. NJ, ID. L., Professor Modern
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matics.
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WILLIAM ID. THOMAS, VI. A., d. d., Professor q
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