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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-28
EXPRESSMEN LIABLE.

Mr.. A. s. MERRILL, the popular expressman OF
brunswick. Me-. writes US on May 10, 1888, rs
follows: Having been severely afflicted for about
two years with Inflammation Of the kidneys and
bladder, so called by my physicians, suffered
with distressing pains In my back and retention OF
urine, caused by stoppage Of the neck Of the
bladder and a complication OF other diseases. /
was hardly able TO attend TO my business. and at
times would be completely prostrated. was also
affected with incontinence of urine to alarming
degree: indeed, 1t demanded my attention ffteen
or twenty times per night, aud at times Il would
seem impossible foa me to ride down To the depot
ON my wagon, fo- every jar from the wagon would
almost seem TO take my life. Having failed to OBJ
tain relief from my doctor, l finally consulted our
druggist. Dr. Merryman. Of Brunswick, aud re-
quested him to farnish me with the most reliable
and speedy cure for such sickness, for was suf-
fering too much for human nature to endure long.
The doctor recommended me to use Hunts Rem
edy, as II bad been used with remarkable success
in good mauy eases In Brunswick and vicinity.
purchased bottle, and received such great re-
lief that continued, ana had not used TWO Dottics
before began to improve beyond my expecta-
tions. The pains in my kidneys and lsins disap-
peared, gained strength, and my water began 10
pass naturally, and was able TO steep soundly and
obtain the greatly-ueoded rest which for long
time / could not. I am fully restored TO health,
and can attend TO my business. Thanks to Hunts
Remedy for my restoration. and highly recon-
mend It TO all who are troubled with kidney COM
plalnts.n
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Personals and Briefs.

Rev. DR.. John f. Edwards, now pastor
OF the Market-Street Methodist church,
Petersburg, and lately at Park-Pace Me-
thodst church, ought to feel highly CON-
plimented. He preached Sunday morning
and evening at Centenary church here to
two OF the largest congregations, perhaps,
that assembled for worship anywhere in
the State on Sunday, shook hands with
hundreds OF people, and left yesterday
morning with his words Of eloquence and
wisdom still ringing in the ears OF those
who heard him.
Captain Charles p. Bigger had an acqui-
sition TO the number OF inmates under his
charge at the almshousc yesterday morn
ing in the shape OF white infant found in
the Capitol Square. The child was neatly
dressed, but nothing about it indicated It's
identity.
Mr.. Il. G. Agee is the city editor OF the
Euerv Saturday, q commercial weekly
non-political newspaper published here by
Mr. II. $. Ackerly.
The American bark Serene, 522 tons,
Captain Thomas Segerman, from Balti-
more uid West Point, cleared at the GUS
tom-house yesterday for Rio de Janeiro
with 1.003 barrels OF flour, and resin. lard,
and turpentine, all valued at S9,S4l.SG and
shipped from Baltimore, and $500 barrels
Of flour, valued at Sl6, ,l59, shipped by the
UaXall-C Crenshaw Company.
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Police Court.

The following eases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Charles Thomas and Paul Bell Doth
colored) OF Washington city, charged with
felonlously shooting with pistol Lot Wade
on the night OF the 18th Of August. DR..
Mercer, assistant physician at the aims
house. who is attending the wounded man,
stated that the wound is doing very well
and Wade would be able TO appear in court
by Monday next. The case was according
" continued to that time. The accused
were committed to Jail.
Robert Walker, small colored boy,
charged with stealing horse from Mrs.
Jane King, was sent on to the grand jury.
William Landrum (colored), charged with
fighting rock battle in the street. The
case was continued until to-day.
Clara Smith and Amanda Jones (both
colored) were fined IS each and costs for
assauting and beating Sarah Hackett.
Mamie Ford, Jane Ford, aud John Ford,
charged with abusing John Waddill and
also threatening to rock his house. John
Waddill was charged with unlawfully en-.
tering the house OF and threatening to kill
Mamie Ford. The cases were continued
till to-day.
John 4. Cain, James Roach, and Mike
Shortel, charged with fast and reckless
driving In the streets. Cain was fined $40
Shortel and Roach were fined SO each.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Internal.Revenueor~.r
APPOINTMENTS IN THE CONSOLIDATED SECOND
DISTRICT.

APPOINTMENTS IN THE CONSOLIDATED SECOND
DISTRICT.
Mr.. j. ID. Brady, collector OF internal
revenue for the Second district Of Virginia
as recently consolidated, completed last
saturday the organization OF the clerical
departments of the district, the headquar-
tiers OF which VIII be III Petersburg. The
following are the names OF those appointed
to Office:
Chief DEPUTY Of District: NJ. Rahly, OF
Petersburg. Deputies: II. a. Young,
George Schank. W. A. Butterworth, Ro-
bert McCandlsh, Jr., c. A. Johnston,
John ii. Boswell. Clerks: p. Il. Ramsey.
William III. Jordan. Janitor: Simon
Walker.
Richmond Oflice-Deputy in Charge /:
James ID. Craig. Deputies II. l.. Chand-
Ter, J. S. Rady, s. b. Clarkson. Clerk /;
w. &. Hudgin. r,'.
Norfolk Office-Stamp Deputy: o. j.
Egerton.
Tobacco Inspectors rs-Petersburg J. II.
Van Auken. Richmond: T.. III. Smith,
Emmet Crump, r. y. Bayly.
The district is TO be divided into sixteen
divisions. and the following territory as
signed to the deputy collector IN charge
viz. First Division Stafford and Spot
sylvania counties and city Of Fredericks-
burg-S. j. Quinn, Fredericksburg. Sc
cond-Louisa. Powhatan, and Goochland
counties-J. w. Poindexter, Louisa Court
house. Third-Amelia and Chesterfield
counties and city OF Manchester-J. NJ.
Gils, Deatonsvile. Fourth--Buckingba
Fluyanna, and AppomattoX counties
John Eldridge, Buckingham Courthouse.
n.
George u. Barham, Hicksford. Sixth
Lunenburg, Nottoway and Brunswick
counties-M. X. DeMortie, Burkeville.
Seventh-Prince George and Dinwiddie
counties and city OF Petersburg
William J. Malone, Petersburg. Eighth
Cumberland. Prince Edward, and Char
lotte countes-William Il. Crowder,
Augusta. Ninth-Princess Anne and Nor
folk counties and cities of Norfolk and
Portsmouth--P. II. Larkin, Portsmouth.
Tenth-Soutbampton and Surry coun-
ties-L. l.. Maury, Franklin. Eleventh
Isle OF Wight and Nansemond counties
G. w. Lassiter, Suffolk. Twclfth-Hano-
yer and Caroline counties-J. A. CHS
holm, Hanover Courthouse. Thirteenth
Henrico county and city Of Richmond
Joseph B. Stewart, Richmond. Four
| teenth-king George, Richmond, west
moreland, Northumberland, and Lancas-
ter counties-J. J. Mcdonald, IIeathsville.
Fifteenth-Elizabeth City, Warwick, York,
James City, Charles City, New Kent, and
King William-Robert b. Wood, Hamp-
ton. Sixteenth-King and Queen. Mid
dleseX. Gloucester, Essex, and Matthews
counties-H. Anderson, West Point.
Gdugers.-Petersburg, George Fayerman
and Joseph A. West; Richmond. j. i,
Capston and Patrick keenan,; Norfolk, D.
NJ. Campbell Portsmouth, Il. p. Bunting
Jr.; Farmvile, b. NJ. Bliss; Poplar Mount,
II. Bidwell and A. B. Bate; Jarratts, b.
+. Jarratt; Smoky Ordinary. r. A. Raney
Prince George Courthouse. 5. G. Gwaltney;
Waverly, James s. Ellis; Windsor, G.. A,
Gwaltney; Farnham Church, f. l.. Mo-
zingo; Red House, Charlotte, n. II. Han
cock
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COULD NOT LIFT A POUND.

The above arc the words Of Mrs. Harriet Bailey
of Putnam, Conn. She writes May 3, 1888 81
haze been troubled win Kidney and livcr-diseases
for two years. suffered severely In the back and
loins Before taxing your wonderful medicine,
Hunts Remedy, could not lift pound. After
giving 1t fair trial began TO improve, and can
now truly say il was 'G0c-send TO me-" as am
now able TO DO my household work and enjoy the
best Of health. have recommended Hunts Rem
edy TO two of my n,ighbors. who have been greatly
benefited by II. This letter | send voluntarily.
with the hope that IL will be the means Of Inducing
some sufferer TO use Hunts Remedy and he cured
as have been" au 23-ThtwlSa&Tu
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The Cool Spriug Baptist Sunday school,
Hanover county, Will give picnic on
Wednesday. the Goth, at Undertakes
Grove, ten miles from Richmond, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. Dinner
free. Zimmer's ice-cream, cake, &C., &C.,
for sale at city prices for the benefit OF the
Sunday-school infant-class room. Trains
stop at the Grove going and coming. Leave
Richmond at 9:l0. Returning, leave the
Grove at p. NJ. Round trip ticket. sixty
cents. City friends invited to come out
and spend a pleasant day and help cause
the officers OF which are mostly old First,
Second, and Leigh-Street church-members.
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Moonlight Excursion to Ashland
Park.

Tomorrow night very delightful ex-
cursion will leave the city for Ashland
Park, and the management have taken every
necessary precaution to insure patrons an
enjoyable time. A good band OF music will
be on hand, the pavilion and park will be
lighted, and no improper people. will be
tolerated and no liquor sold either on the
grounds or the train. A most pleasant
evening may be expected, and those who
go can return by 1870. Train leaves Elba
at 1880 o'clock.
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The Advance Yacht Club.

The object Of the Advance Yacht Club,
recently organized here, is to own their
own boats and have them kept in Rich
mond, where any member or members can
cruise down the river for two or three
days. week, or month, fishing, hunting,
&c. The boats are to be safe and fast, and
for the accommodation OF ladies as well as
gentlemen. The Club already own one
Yacht. and by the end OF another season
say they hope to own several. They are
the first of This kind organized here. but
the Old Dominion Fishing and Yacht Club
and the Bachelors Club long ago led the
way TO the pleasures Of yachting.
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mains were identified bv reason OF watch
that was found in pocket OF the clothing.
In appearance the body was much the
same as that of Mr.. Marshall, no signs OF
mutiation being visible. Like MarshalPs,
1t was nearly covered with water, the head
and one arm being out. This makes the
eleventh body found by the searchers, and
leaves twenty-one yet to be brought out,
thirty-two having been lost in the disaster.
Mr.. Hall was member OF the Masonic
order, and was also an Odd-Fellow. His
funeral win take place with the honors Of
the latter order this evening at O'Clock.
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TORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
L AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teeihng, is the prescription Of one Of the
hest female physicians aud nurses in the United
states, and has been used for forty years with
neyer-faiilng success by millions Of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from PAIN
cures dysentery and diarrhea. gripping In the
bowels, and wind collie. by giving health TO the
child IL rests the mother. We would say TO every
mother who has a child suffering from any OF the
foregoing complaints. DO not LET your pretudiees'
nor the prejudiccs OF others, stand between your
suffering child and the relief that viii be sure
YES. absolutely sure-to follow the use Of this
medicine. Sold by druggists throughout the world
Price. 25 cents bottle. au 2s-eodlw
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DREPARATI0N.

Exst.-IT Is UEALTHFUL AND NUTRl-
q4(1js IL contains within itself the highly nutri-
t1oe and strengthening phosphates which are
rsn.red by the system, the that are found In
f6enl, fish, corn, and wheat. Ordinary baking-pow-
49, cream tartar, yeast. &C., do not contain any
nuftye qualities, but in many cases very in1u-
Fions compounds
Akcond.-IT WILL NOT DETERIORATE or
lcaeStrength by age. The peculiar manner OF pack
ine prevents any loss Of strength after the package
isopen. All ordinary bsking-powders lose strength
aft6r being opened.
fazrd.-IT Is PURE. The characteristic form
~ narSage obyiates the necessity of reducing the
reth, by the add ion OF starch or -four, In order
. nake It keep, Us is customary In the manufac-
<a,4pf ordinary baking-powder.
IExrth.-IT is RELIABLE and does not vary In
1a6|ty. The high standing and character OF the
l0I1ntor professor r.. n. Horsford, OF CambridgeJ
the reputation Of the manufacturers 1.-THE Rum
M Chemical Works, of Providence, X. L. Is a
rantee that the goods will always be Of uniform
G1zity and rs represented.
: Ifnh.-IT Is ECONo osuCAL, as II Is rs per cent.
Go1tnger than the common baking powders aud 80
- cent. stronger than the best bsking-powder
loe.
tzth.-IT REQUIREs LESS SHORTENING.
r il better than all other baking powders. The
1oobd biscuit. &C.. made with II are moist and
~ asable when cold.
4 he aHorsford Almanac and Cook Book " sent
upon application 70 the
RUMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence, RI.
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FalI STYLES of Hats.

Dunlap's block is high top. Youman.
who makes the most stylish hats worn in
New York, or in the country, has followed
the English manufacturer in the matter OF
brims, though in crowns he has exceled
himself, having ont the largest number OF
blocks. The description Of the various
styles by the manufacturers would occupy
too much space, and also prove Of little in
terest till seen; so we invite you to an
inspection Of our superb stock OF fall hats
now ready. A. SAKs e Co.,
One-Price Hatters,
1913 Main street, opposite post-office.
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Old Fayette Artillery.

In obedience TO call, the survivors OF
this gallant old battery, whose guns thun-
dered from Yorktown to AppomattoX, met
last night in the First Regiment Armory
and organized by the election OF Captain
William |. Clopton as commander; Ser
geant A. ii. Jones. lieutenant commander
Charles Clinely, secretary; A. B. Grubbs,
commssary-sergeant; Milton Williams,
treasurer; Rev. Walter Robinson, chap
lain; Ed. Chamberlayne, historian.
This meeting of real old warriors was
addressed very feelingly by Colonel ii. c.
Cabell, their first war captain; Captain
William /. Clopton. and Messrs. Meanley
and Hunt, the membership OF the last two
dating as far back as 1888.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC.NICs. &c.

I Asst EXCURSION TO CAVERNS OF
LLURAY VIA CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILWAY. leaving Richmond MONDAY, SEP
TENDER IL. 1888 from Chesapeake and Ohio de-
pot. at 3 o'clock 4. NJ. returning. leave Luray
TUESDAY the lth. At 2 O'Clock. TII IIkEISGOOD
FOR TEN DAYS 10 RETURN ON ANY TRAIN.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP: Richmond to
Cayerns Of Luray and return, So Louisa TO Cav
erns Of Luray and return. $3.50: GordOnsvlle 10
Caverns OF Luray and return, 81 Charlottesville "a
Caverns of Laray aud .1rn. 1915. This includes
admission 10 the Cayerns of Iuray. guides. and
transfer. Tickets for sale by l.. Il. Thomas & Co.
214 east Broad street; 4. l.. ID. Waiford & Co..
Az east Broad: Ramos & Moses, 9lf east Main
street; and by the committee ~ tie train.
MCDOWELL < ADAMS.
an n23.262S.2O& &se2 .4.6.a.O
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Fireworks Received.

Mr.. William Cans has received a sample
consignment OF fireworks. These fire.
works were sent to the Citizens Committee
OF the virginia State Agricultural Society,
and will be exhibited by them on Candles
UiIl some day In the early part OF September,
In order that the people may form some nc
curate idea Of the fireworks TO be displayed
at night during the Fair-week. CANDLES
Hin has been selected ~ the locality for
the sample exhibition.
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"tf Won are suffering from poor health
.or languishIng on he'd OF sickness
take cheer " you arc simply aiiing'
sor " you feel weak and dispirited,
without clearly knowing why, Hop
.Bitters will surely cure you."
~If you arc Minister. and have overtsxed your
self with your pastoral duties, or Mother, worn
.out with care aud work, or n man OF business or
slaborer weakened by the strain Of your everyday
\. duties or man OF letters, toilIDg over yeur mid
<ngnt work. Hop Blttcrs will surely strengthen
>you"
III you are suffering from
'over-eating or drinking,
amy indiscreiion or dissipa-
'tlon, or are young and grow
ling too fast, as Is often the
'case.-
~or n yon arc In the workshop, on
.the farm, at the desk, anywhere. and
feel that your system needs cleansing,
'toning, or stimulating, without intoxi-
eating; ~ you are old. blood thin and
Impure, pulse feeble. nerves unsteady,
faculties waning. Hop Bitiers Is what
'you need 10 give you new life, health
ard vigor."
II you a-e costive or dyspeptic, or suf-
fering from any other Of The numerous
diseases Of the stomach or bowels, II Is
your own fault II you remain I'll.
If you are wasting away with any
form Of Kidney-discase. stop tempting
death this moment, aud turn for n cure
90 Hop Bitters-
If you are sick with that
terrible sickness Nervous
ness, you win End n Balm
In Gilead IN Hop Bitters.
If you are frequenter or resident
OF q miasmatc district, barricade your
system against the scourge Of all coun-
tricS-malaria, epidemic, bilious and
intermittent fevcrs-by the use Of Hop
Bitters.
IL You have rough plmply, or san0w skin' bad
breath. Hop Bitiers will give you fair skin' rich
blood the sweetest breath, and health. 5000 VIII
ie paid for case they will not cure or help.
That poor. bedridden, invalid wife, sister, mo-
ther. or daughter. DE made the picture oi
health by few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing but
a tr51e au I-Tu,Th(w)&sa1m
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PERSONAL.
RICHMOND, VA, Augu

RICHMOND, VA, August 27. 1853.
HAVING DULY QUALIFIED As En-
Ill ECVTOR OF PETER BERNHARD, dc
ceased professionally known as Pierre BefulTdl.
and desiring 20 wind up the estate speedily as
possible. hereby request all persons Indebted To
the said estate To come forward promptly and
settle. All persons having claims against the es-
tate will please present them without further de-
lay. +. MILLlllSER. No. OIL Muir street, Is
fully authorized 10 act for me In all matters con-
necfcd with the execut0rship.
an ls-TuSTh2tE DAVID MAYER, Executor.
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The train for Bon Air will leave from
Richmond and Danvile depot Wednesday
morning, August 29th, at 10 O'Clock. Dele
gates to the Democratic Legislative Con-
vention from Powhatan. Chesterfield, and
Manchester are requested to be on hand at
above hour.
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DR.. Clauston, in the annual report OF the
Edinburgh Insane Asylum. Gays that In
very acute cases Of depression and maniacai
exhaustion he has substituted milk and
eggs for stimulants with remarkable sue
cess. A bad case of acute delirium was
cured by diet OF four quarts Of milk and
sixteen eggs daily for three months. He
ssys: 81 preach the gospel Of iatness ~
the great antIdote 70 the diseases ye have
to tyeat." ~
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PROPOSALS.
~-----I--1'-7-7-7-7-7777777
TO BRIDGE-BUILDERS.

/
The commissioners appointed by The courts OF
Uenrico aud Hanover counties 10 rebuild the
bridge oysr the ChickahOminy creek neal the head
OF Thomas's mill-pond. az the crossing Of the
graded road. will receive proposals IN writing on
The 5rH DAY or SEPTEMBER NEXT. at 10
o'clock 4. NJ. at the site of the bridge. for RE-
BUILDING the same. The plan and specihca
lions for the same can be seen NJ the house Of Mrs.
Terrell. close by the site. au 2S-eodl0t
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THE TURF.
RICHMOND STEAM LAUNDRY.

THIS LAUNDRY HAS BEEN LATE
/ LY ESTABLISHED in Ricimond az No. 100
north Eighth street. next door 20 Mozart Hall. and
has the most improved machinery from Troy. y.
Y. An experienced laundrcss has charge Of the
Ladies Laupdrlng Department. All Kinds Of La
DIES WORK done NJ shortest notice.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS speciality.
Clothes called for and delivered free.
Il. CLAY ROBINSON.
au28-2tt Proprietor.
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1t is easier TO recover an cd umbrella
than to recover money that has been wasted.
1t is easy to announce clothing bargains,
but it takes low expenses to sell low, and
that is the system pursued at the Mistit
Store, 912 Main street.
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Auothcr BODY Found.

Yesterday the body Of Mr.. James E.
Hall one of the victims In the Midlothian
coallnit disaster, which occurred February
a rsas was recovered. Mr.. Hall was
dsn,'tv foreman, and Ibis body was found
univ Few feet distant from that Of Mr..
william Il. Marshall, foreman. The 70.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, IA,
August %, 1888.
l understand a report is in circulation
that there are a number OF eases OF scarlet
fever at this place. This is a misrepresen-
tation. There is not case here, and have
never known the place 50 free OF all dis
eases. ISAAC WHITE,
Resident Physician.
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1t is strange why people buy impure
liquors for their own and family Use when
they can send to w. ID. Blair Il Co., 1l09
east Main street, and get the pure article at
the same price they have to pay for the i'm
DIlrp
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Notice..

RICHMOND, VA, August 4, 1883.
We have this day appointed Goddin u
Tribbett sole agents for the sale OF our cell
brated cigar " Star OF Cuba"
|. HERNANDEZ x Co.
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ANUSEMENTS. a

CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE SHOOT
- lNG-MEN OF RICHMOND.
There Will be a GRAND SlDOTiNG-MATCH
al the Fairfield Race Course TUESDAY Eve
MING, August 2S:h from patent revolving trap.
All are invited 10 attend. shooting ID take place
at 4 o'clock T. NJ
an 26-2t ROBERT MCCARTHY 20.
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The Original Limc.Ade

made by George ScbGn, and drawn from
the coolest Of fountains, has tremendous
run. Try it.
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OBFRT MCCARTHY co,
SCOTTISH GAMES AND PICNIC.

The eleventh annual gathering Of the
RICHMOND CALIFORNIAN CLUB
will be held at MAYO's ISLAND
on WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1883.
Games open 70 the public will be engaged In
throughout the day. Dancing from z l.. NJ. until
IL L. II. Admission. so cents. Ladies ana chill
dren, accompanied by gentlemen free.
JAMES B. MITCHELL. Chief.
II. /. REITH. Third Cheftain. au l0,26,2S&29
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND, VA.


The next session begins SEPTEMBER 20,
1888, and continues nine months.
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON. a. NJ. Professor Of
Latin.
ii. ii. HARRIS, NJ. A. Ii. d., Professor OF
Greek.
A. II. BROWN. ID. d., Professor OF English.
EDWARD B. SMITH. 81. A., Professor Of Msthc-
cii1RLEs II. WINSTON, NJ. A., LII. d., Pro-
B.PURY EAR, A. NJ, Ill. d., Professor Of chem
istry.
i Professors IxIkRIs and SMITH, Modern Lam
guages.
EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
Two hundred and four dollars per nine months
session cover all the expenses Of entrsnce-fers.
tuition. board. fuel, lights. and washing. Eighty
dollars and fifty cent? viii meet the expenses
of a non- resident student
Within the last year more than $4,000 has
been expended In buildings and improvements.
greatly increasing the comfort and convenicuceor
students, aud enlarqing the facilities OF the insu-
tuition.
The sanitary arrangements of the college arc
exceptionally good.
The location T. high and healthfui, embracing
thirteen acres OF land.
For catalogues apply at the bookstores. or ad-
dress B. PURlEAR.
jy S-tSc20 Chairman.