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The Internal Taxes.

The declaration Of the Democrats OF
Virginia and Pennsylvania for the total ab-
clifton Of the intcrnal-revenue system has
called attention 10 the evils Of that depart
ment Of the Government. The hills ana
mountains OF Virginia, Georgia. and len-
nessce. particularly, not TO name other
states. are full OF the victims OF that sys-
ten. The vile practices resorted to IN
some cases by the agents OF the Govern
ment have been brought TO the attention
OF the courts. and these agents been made
10 suffer. But system which is liable to
so much abuse ought TO be done away with'
The Government does not need the mo-
ney raised by internal taxes. II would be
much better for the revenues to he few
millions 100 little than to be so redundant
as TO lead 10 cxtrayaeance in appropria-
tiorS and corruption in Office.
The internal taxes Cypress the people OF
Virginia particularly. They are heavy
burihen upon the tobaccO-planter and the
tobacco-manviacturer. They are so high
tha: they tend TO keep the business OF
manufacturing tobacco in the hands OF q
few wealthy men, and discourage enter
prising young men Of small means from
going into the business, and thus prevent
that active competition between buyers
which the planter so much desires.
why are such laws allowed 10 remain
upon the statutc-book? Because the New
England States, which together pay only
81, pa ,ceC a year, have twelve votes in the
United States Senate. whilst the States Of
Illinois, New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Penn
svlyania, and Virginia, which pay S9l &c.,
Acc. or nearly two thirds Of all the taxes
thus raised, have only the same number OF
votes. Six states pay over ninety millions.
The other thirty-two pay, all taken togo
ther, abou; fifty-four millions. Here are
the official figures for the year 1882, or the
fiscal year ending in the fall of 1882. The
receipts from internal taxes were as fol-
louS IN Now. EuOlond
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DEATHS.


Diod, In Richmond, on Friday, August 80;
MARY BELLA BEALF, iniani 1a"k"''i W
Erastus and Mary Bella Beale Bra'nerd'
Died in Lexington, Va, August j, lss3, JON ~
PURCELL Jr son OF John II. and Olympia W.
Purcell; aged three years and six months
Died, Monday evening, August o, Iss3, AZ =, =
quarter 10 q o'clock, Rev. -. ID. HOLsIEhD' III
The eiRhty-second year Of his age. c,.oo,
His funeral will take place from bIoau- ,,c,
Methodist church THIS EVENING AT oclpch'
Friends and acquaintance OF the iansliy "e ~
spcctfuliy invited to sttend.
Died, at his residence. No. 141s east Broad
street, Monday evening, August 9th: lso2,
LEWIS W. CHAMBERLAfNE; aged hiiJ-eit"'
years.
Burial services at shockOe Hill cemetery AZ
O'Clock THIS EVENING.
Died, In AshevIlle. v. g., August 9th, at 8 =. NJ
NJ the residence OF Colonel j. II. Connally, Eliza
youngest daughter Of Thomas G. and Ella VIII
Hams aged fourteen wears.
Funeral viii take place from her father. resi-
dence. ~ g west Franklin street, WEDNESDAY,
August sth, at 81 7. VI. ~
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MT THEY MUST BE SOLD!

The prettiest lot Of sc. LAWNS that we have had
this season;
Only a few pieces of those beautiful PRINTED
LINEN LAWNS marked down from 25 10
loHc-those who come early VIII get ihcm
The most beautiful goods Of the scason-PElNT-
ED ORGANIZE MUSLINS-marked down
from 37k to zoe;
The biggest kind Of bargains I'm CARPETS and
CIL-CLOTIIS-m1rked down 10 cost and less ;
BLEACHED LINEN DAMASK sid for less than
cost of manufacture;
TOWELS. TOWEL. Swell, Just come and see
them. and you VIII see that we are the leaders
IN low prices
1000 pair more Of those YELLOW FINE Isle
GLOVES al 9c. "A pair;
PEARL BUTTONS at lOc. per card-sold every
where at 10c. per dozen;
WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at ne.
PARASOLS, PARASOLS.
We have reduced oar stock b. very small proper
portions. but what we have are i'm perfect or
der. We shall close them at prices way below
cost.
LkCES, LACES, LACES.
Come To- the big LACE sale-J,O00 yards 20 DE-
sacrificed at about one-half their value.
Remember. we are going 10 close out all Of Tie
above lots this week, so come at once-there Is
danger IN delay LEVY DAVIS CO..
,v2O 9OI Main street corner Of Ninth.
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And as follows in the states named be
In the same New England statcs The nr

In the same New England States the pro-
pertv, real and personal, is valued at about
three thousand millions Of dollars, whilst
in Virginia, which pays nearly as much Of
the internal taxation as all OF those States
together, the property. real and personal,
is valued at about S3O4, 100000. Or, to
state ii differently, the internal taxes
amount in Virginia 10 about two dollars on
every hundred dollars worth of property,
whilst in New England they amount to
about twenty-five cents on every hundred
dollars worth of property.
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There can now lie little reason to fear
any unwise action on the part OF the
Democrats in Congress next winter on the
subject of the tariff. We hear of no men,
Der who is willing to listen TO the ultra
free.traders. The last uttorance we have
seen is that OF Hon. WADE HAMPTON, who
says:
"No man in the South that know Of is
in favor Of an assault upon the tariff that
will rob any American industry of such
protection as il really needs"
That is sensible talk TO come from South
Carolina, the hot-bed OF free-trade doe
trincs. IL is true General HAMPTON also
says that there should be a gradual reyis-
ION OF the tariA-to which revision,
at the proper time, nobody ought to OBJ
jcct-but he added, following Mr.. Tuck
ER's example, that in making such revis-
ion Congress ought to ''keep in view the
business interests of the country and the
necessities Of such industries as need pro-
lection TO enable them to reach a substantial
basis"
Again, we say, South Carolina, through
her distinguished Senator, talks good sense.
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The Chicago Ne'oS wrote to a large num-
Der OF persons more or less distinguished
in one or another walk of life and asked OF
each his opinion OF President ARTHUR and
his Administration. There is one letter
from MARK TWAIN, and this makes the
whole batch appear to be bogus. These
certificates of character are not remarkable
for anything. As FAISTAFF was not OILY
witty but the cause Of wit in others, so the
President is not only dull himself but the
cause OF dullneSs in others. The letters
are commonplace indeed.
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MONCURE ID. CONwAY's last London let
ter Che is now in this country, and perhaps
brought the letter with HIM reports what
OSCAR WILDE said to his London audience
concerning his trip to the United States.
One thing was that Virginia he found more
like England than any other part Of Ameri-
ca, fcudal especially Richmond, with good
hU3 H.. Were he TO settle in America il
We. nc in Virginia.
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Dreadful Attack nj Night.

Burglars? No. Midnight assassins No.
Man with ssnd-cluby No. Big dog from
over the ways No; it was old cholera
morbus! Came in full force without pre-
yious warning. Too much indulgence In
unripe fruit and lobster salad. What
awful pans! What dreadful gripings
What longing for the morning light
Prompt administration OF Perry Davis's
Pain-Killer turned the intruder out. Then
came sweet sleep and pleasant rest. :
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Brown Brothers d Co., lumber-dealers
and insurance agents. OF Detroit, Mich,
have assigned. Liabilities, 100000, and
assets $4,000.
ON Saturday afternoon the boiler OF a
portable engine, employed IN cutting wood
for the Michigan Central railroad, exploded
near Ogeman, and killed three men.
Lord Chief-Justice Coleridge is strictly
guarded during the sitting OF the Bristol
Assizes, owing to threats made against his
life by Fenians.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICI

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 90,
1888. and continues niue months
FACULTY,
EDMUND HARRISON, \. VI" Professor OF
LItn.
II. H. HARRIS. VI. A., IL. d., Professor Of
Greek.
\. y. BROWN. y. d.. Professor Of Eng W.
EDWARD -. SMITH. VI. A. Professor ~ haihc-
MATES. ,
fessOr of PHYSICS.
-. PURYEAR, 4. NJ, IL. D., Professor Of Chem
istry.
WILLIAM y. THOMAS. Ma y. d.. Profess
professors liNRRIs and SMITH. Modern Lam
guages.
EXPENSES or \ RESIDENT STUDENT.
TWO hundred and four dollars per uinc mouths
session cover All the cNpcn c, Of cuir1nct-trr'-.
tuition. board. fuel lights. and washing. Eighty
seven dollars and iliy cent? VIII meet The expense
Of q nonresident student.
Within the last ycir more thln t3p.NON h1+
been expended in JWlalug. aud improvement.
greatly Increasing the comfort and cOuvenirnr"of
students, and charging the Lcilitcs of the ln,u-
tuition.
The sanitary arrangements OF The college are
exceptionally good.
The location 3, nigh and hetlihful, embracing
thirteen acre. OF land
For catalogues apply 20 the bookstore,. OF adj
dress n. PIRlEAk.
jy S-tSc 20 Chairman.
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ORGANIZE. There will be mass-mceting
Of Democrats held at Giles Courthouse on
Tuesday, August 2l, 1888 (cOur-day), for
the purpose Of selecting delegates to repre-
sent Giles county in convention to be
held at EgglestOn's Springs on Friday,
August 9th, for the purpose Of nemina-
ting a candidate to represent Giles and Pu-
laski in the next Legislature.
This is only one of a number Of such
notices given in different counties. The
people seem to be alive at last to their in
terest as members of the body-politic. Let
the good work go on. In every county
there should be contest. Let none 80 by
default
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We acknowledge the receipt OF an invi-
taton TO grand parade, tournament,
picnic, and Confederate retinion of Maury
Camp. No. ,, Confederate Veterans, to
come off at Fredericksburg on the 23d in
slant
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FrLKERsON AND TRIGG.-The harrisburg

FULEERSON AND TRIGG.-The Pearlsburg
VirqniGn (Giles county, says:
ave hope our Democratic friends OF
Washington county will meet in conven-
ton shortly and nominate for the House OF
Delegates Abraham Fulkerson and Dan
Trigg. Surely every Democrat in the
county could be rallied around these brave
men. and the enemy given an Oyerwhelm-
ing defeat ut their hands. We want TO see
Mr.. Fulkerson back in the Legislature. He
Is The right man, and the card TO win on.
lie Was one OF the first men 10 raise his
voice In the Virginia Legislature against
the coupon and for readjustment, which
finally eliminated in the present settlement.
lie led the fight long before Malone, and
many Of the present Mahoneites saw
enough SPOTS in the move to endorse if.
The debt once settled, he refused 10 en-
dofse the bargain aud sale made by Malone
with the Republican party, and, denounc-
Ing Malone and the infamous scheme.
pledged anew his faith TO the Democratic
party, aud now is striving earnestly 10 re-
unite hls party and restore his State TO her
proper place In the Democratic column.
ana 10 secure her vote for the next Demo
cratic electoral ticket"
That would be a strong team. We doubt
whether the Mahoneites would run anv
candidates if FULEERsoN and TRIGG should
be the Democratic nominees.
The Virginian'S ticket win please Re-
adjuster Democrats and Funder Demo-
Gratis. 10 represents TO the fullest extent
both sections of the reorganized Demo.
crSHc party. TRIGG represents the Fund.
the Readjusiers.
We fear. however. that neither OF these
gentlemen will consent 10 run, though they
ought 10 be willing to make some sacrifice
Of their personal interests under existing
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state NJ Virginia, city ~ Ricimoad-to icH:
|. John \. Coke, n notary public Tor me city
aforesaid i'm the state Of Virginia. do hereby GER
tify that the abOye-namCi Ernest II. Chalhley, me
general partner of the firm OF Ernest H. halklcy
referred t. I'm the preceding certificate. personally
appeared before me i'm my city aforesaid and made
oIth that the several sums OF money speclhed
therein 10 have been contributed by cach ol lhe
special partners therein named 80 the common
siock-to wit, the sum Of S9.236.9l by Charles
II. Chalklcy and the sum of S9.236.9l by Lyman
ChalElcy-hayc been so contributed, ana lhdt Ntld
sums have been actually paid I'm cash. $780,,
Given under my hand This ~ day Of July, $3.50
join \. COKE.
jy 3-TuGt Notary Public.
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TyIyTRsITY nIGUii

N SCHOOL, n. 4. STROBE Mathematical
Mcdalist L. VA, Principal. near Amherst &. H.
va. session begins september 9Th. Prepare
tory 10 the University ~ virginia. high gradc
limited school. student. received "a members ~
The family. For dccrnniIl catalogue. giving fnlll
particulars. address the Principal. For testimo-
Inas, see sundays issue u his paper.
L. Df,-.yWl
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r AIDES AND ALL SUFFERING
II FROM NEURALGIA. HYSTERIA, and KIN
dred complaints will find without rival
BROWNS 1RON BITTERS.
PENNINGTON. ILL.-Dr. VI. r. Gamble saws"
prescribe Browns Iron Bltters in my practice, and
II gives satisfaction"
FORT STEVENSON. ID. T.-Rey. James McCariy
says: Browns Iron Bittcrs cured me Of severe
dyspepsia"
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CT. MARY1S COLLEGE,

GARIBALDf. CASTOR COUNTY, NC,
conducted by TIE Benediciinc Fathers. Terms,
$40 per collegiate year Of TEN MONTHS.
an gym
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The Virginia Medical Monthly for Au-
gust is out. LANDON Il. EDWARDS, NJ. D.,
editor and proprietor, Richmond.
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DIsso.UTIoNs & pARrNERsHIPs.

VVHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT WE,
1 ERNEST H. CIfALkLEl, CHARLES II:
CITALkLEY. and LYMAN CHALkLEl. All OF
the city of Richmond, Va. have formed LINZ
TIED PARTNERSHIP for the purpose 81 trans
acting and carrying OF the business OF 4 NNlNG
HIDES AND FINISHING LEAIllER I'm the
state Of Virginia under and by virtue Of the pro-
visions Of the 1921 chapter of Code of virginia Of
1879. upon the terms, conditions. and Liabilities
hereinafter set forlh-to wit:
1st. The said partnership IS TO be conducted I'M
der the name or firm OF ERNEST ii. CllALh-
LEY.
ID. The general nature Of the business intended
10 bc transacted by the said partnership Is Tie
TANNING OF HIDES AND FINISHING OF
LEATHER.
Sd. The places Of business Of said partnership
are RICHMOND CITY and LEXINGTON, n
Virginia. - .
Ain The general partner Is ERNEST II
CHALkLEY and the special partners are
CHARLTS II. CHALKLEN and ~ VI \ y
CHARLEY; all Of whom reside IN Rtchmoni.
Va.
jth Each OF the special partners has contributed
% the common stock Of the said firm the sum OF
Sq.236.9l.
9Th That said partnership Is to commerce I'M
mediatcly al and after the making and signing oi
mi, certificate. and Is 10 terminate ON the lsf
DAY OF JULY, lSSS.
Witness our han Is and seals this % day Of july,
1883. ERNEST III: Oh tLhhE1,
Al IL b.
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NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

RICHMOND, VA, August |. 1883.
Mr.. Il. Shea has resigned the Agency for the sale
OF our Tobaccos In this city, and we have appoint
ed his place Dir. PHILIP TRAMA. who viii
call upon YOU.
Any orders with which you may favor him viii
receive prompt attention.
Thanking You for Your past patronage, and so
iiciting continuance of the same, we remain
Yours very truly,
au l-lCt SALMON, HANCOCK & co.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CO..
RICHMOND. Va. InlY go. lSS3.
LAWN PARTY.

VHE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
/ ASSOCIATION will continue their LAWN
PARTY DURING THE PRESENT WEEK with
many new and novel attractions. Everybody
should visit the Museum. Grand Sack ana Bar
rel-Race TONIGHT nj o'clock. Balloon Asccn-
sion. Fireworks. and line Brass Band EVERY
NIGHT. Best entertainment for Sc. ever i'm Rich
mOnd. Come and assist Us improve our library.
au 7-lt
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Co-pApTNrPsUIp NOTICE..

Referring 10 the foregoing notice we have the
pleasure To- announce that the undersigned have
formed q cO-plrtucr-hip under the lru-naine ana
stvlc of .. III. CIIALkLEN & CO., To- carry ON
aud conducf The LEATHER. HIDE, AMI COM
MISSION BUSINESS ar the old stand, Nos. 8
and Thirteenth street and 1922 cary street. An
this city where we viii be pleased 10 serve the
patrons OF The old firm and our friends generally.
q. a. CHARLEY.
B. ID. CHARLEY.
ERNEST II. CllALkLEY,
&. II. CITALkLEY.
LYMAN CHALkLEN.
RICHMOND, NA..july ., 1853. ~ lO-Tu5w
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-

nISSOLUTIUN OF CO-PARTNER-
- SHlP.-The late firm Of o. II. CHAIkLtG
& co. has been dissolved by the death Of -. ".
Chaklcy, the senior partner. IL Is very important
10 close lp "a. soon 20, possible the business Of the
old firm and to thar end we urgently request all
person. indebted to the late firm L. make prompt
settlements, and all persons having claims against
the said firm are requested g. present them an
once 4. \. CHALkLEl,
Is. -. CllALkLE1,
surviving partners
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Personal.

AVING QUALIFIED As ADMIN
IL IsTRATOR ON THE ESTATE OF WILL
LIAM W. BALDWIN, DECEASED, | hereby
notify all parties having accounts against the said
estate 20 present them 10 me for settlement. All
parties indebted to the estate requested make
payment 10 me. A. u. CLARKE,
Administrator.
RICHMOND, VA, July 20, 1883. au4-4t
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DANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE,
IL ASHLAND, VA.

The forty-n!nth session opens THURSDAY.
September 30. 1888 Most of The old dOrml-
tories have been pulled down. and SIX new ei2Il'-
room cottages have been erected. For infODna-
ton as % terms. &C.. send for catalogue 20
REv. ". ". BENNETT, ID. d., President,
an 5-dEwfSe2O Ashland. Va.
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NOR SALE VERY LOW, ENGINE,
Il lecn.horse power, centre 'r1nk.two wheels,
Waters patent governor, cunnectng-pip,,i
BOILER, ihiTty-hOr>c power, vertical three
eighths nanged iron, 100 two-iDch hucs. per-
feet order, built FOR as hY Talbot X sons in
the hest style, used three aud half years.
BOILER, nNc-hOrst power, complete. good ofdti'
Can De seen running up to August lst.
Sold only on account OF needing larger cala'ttN'
5,UOO-POl'ND ELEVATOR, built bY Talbot x
son. Very cheap.
THE RANDOLPH PAPER-BON CO..
jy l7-eodl0t 1902 aud 1904 Matte street.
STEAM-ENGINE FOR SALE
hftecn-horse-power, upright, In hrsI-e'ass ''''''
equal 10 new.
Apply at 26i9 Main street, city. Su
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MERCURY

has been more destructive to human health and
life than war. pestilence, and famine combined.
Il rs true to-day as then. The poor victim II
Blood-Dlseise IS drugsed with Mercury to cure
the malady, and thcn doscd with iodidcs 20 cure
him of the Mercurial Poisoning; but instead OF
any relief. the first breaks down his general health
and makes him cripple, and the other ruins his
digestive organs. To those afflicted In this way
Swifts Specific Is the greatest boon on earth. aud
Is worth more than is welghtln gold. II antldotes
this Mercurial Poison, tones up The system, and
brings the sufferer back 10 health and happiness.
Every person who has been saliyated should boy
all means take thorough course Of this remedy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PETERS,

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
" BURG. VA.-The nineteenth annual session
begins MONDAY, October 1st. Thorough prcps-
ration for University Of Virginia and United
states Military and Naval Academies. Highly
recommended by Fscalty OF the University Of
Virginia Full staf of instructors. Pupils uni
forInly successful. situation hcalthful. fairy APP
pllcatlon advised. number OF boar1ersis strictly
bmited. FOR catalogue address ". GORDON
MCCABE, Head Master. au5-2m
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One gentleman who had been confined 90 his bed
SIX weeks with slereurisl Rheumatism hiss been
cured entirely, and speaks IN the highest praise OF
;. ;. ;. ClIILES & BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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EXCURSIONS. PEC.NICs. &c.
ADULTS. SOC. CHILDREN, 2jc.
II EIGH- SIRE IT BAPTIST
IL SUNDAN-SCIIOOL
EXCURSION AND BASKET PICNIC
MOUNT PLEASANT,
chesapeake and Ohio railrO1d,)


To
MOUNT PLEASANT,
chesapeake and Ohio rlilrO1d)
NESDAI, AUGUST :. 1883.
REFRESHMENTS at city prices. Train leaves
at 1870. Tickets to be had of the committee and
the following places: william II. Wiliams's. Il.
Il. Frcnch's, Il. c. Lewis's, James +. Reeds; also
at the train. auf 81
THE FIRST AND THE GRANDEST
4 EXCURSION OF THE SEASON TO THE
CANERNS OF LURAN,
ria Chesapeake and Ohio railway, leaving Rich
mond
MONDAY. AUGUST ID. 1883,
from Chesapeake and OHIO depot az O'Clock A.
NJ. The excursion train will leave Luray Tuesday
the l4ih AT O'Clock +. VI. for the benefit of those
who do not wish 10 stay over. TICKETS GOOD
kOR TEN DAYS, 10 return on any train.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP: Richmond To
Caverns Of Luray and return, -; Louisa 20 Cav
crns of Luray and return. - 80: GOrdou,ytlle TO
Caycrns of Luray and return. 81 Chariot csvlilc
to Caycrns of Luray and return, 81. 70. This in
Guides admission 10 the Cavcrns Of Luray, guides.
and transfer. This l. the grandest and cheapest
excursion that has ever left Richmond. Don't lose
your only chance 10 see the greatest curiosity OF
the world. TICKETS FOR SALEby l.. b. Thomas
Il Co, Oh east Broad street: r. l., ID. WaliOrd &
Co..4l7 east Broad street; Ramos & Moses. GA
east Main street, and by the committee NJ the train.
THOMPSON. MCDOWELL 4 ADAMS.
jy 29.3l,Au3.J.7llI2-7t
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IAN RnnkS-The Nlrginin Cnmnnlgn

NEW BOOkS.-The Virginia Campaign
~ Of % and 80. by General \. 4. Humphrey,
81: statistical Record 90 the Armic, OF The United
states. by CAPTAIN Frederick Phi-tcrtr -: \
Fashionable sufferer. ucH novel ~i.5O, Daniel
Webster. American Statesmen series, sl.25, New
Riverside edition OF French and American MOTTO
Books ana American Notebooks, Hawthoruc. -
new edition Doctor Claudus. hy author 81 Mr.
Isaac,, 81. CARLTON MCCARTliN 4 Co.
leo 500 Main street, Richmond
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Sl.Onn REWARD

$1,000 REWARD
will be paid TO any chemist who till hnd, on an
alysis OF loo bottles :. - -, one particle OF Mer
curry, lodide Potassium, or any mi eral substsnce.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC RNPANY,
Drawer Atlanta, Ga.
BE Write for the little book, Will wtu be mail
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DANTOPS ACADEMY. For BOYS,
4 near Charlottesville. Va.

Catalogue sent.
REV. EDGAR WOODS. Pm. D.,
PROF. JOHN Il. SAMPSON, \. VI.
is l2-2m Principals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-07

Miss J. +. WREAKS'S BOARDING
vi SCHOOL FOR YOUNGLADIkS AND GILL
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reOpons SEPT EMBER 27TH. Number Of hotrdcr,
limited. Address, anti. september 10Th, care B.,
STOCKBEIDGE, Central Valley. ny.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-07
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-07

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-07
/ AMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE.
L PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY. Va,

Tho lOSth session VIII begin 900 TIL E~DA1,
september g. ~~3. Fur ctfllU grc apply 90
REV. RICHARD N,lLW AlNE.
" 20-F&TuGw President.