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sDNINiSrRATSRS NOTICE.
Gstate Of Frank sfoue. Deseassi.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ Undersigned, administrative and co-aA-
nini.tratnl of the abnye named estate. u the
creditors of. and al persons having claim.
against said deceased, 10 exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers. within one year
from the first publication al thi, notice. to the
undersigned at their offics in the city Of Walla
walls, W. t. and sil persnns indebted 10 the
said estate Will mike Immediate settlenent
and .ave cost.. JESSIE STONE.
ANTOINE BESSETTE,
Administrative and Co-Administra:or o; said
Estate, 9-l-5e
W.ila WaIl., ". T.. Aug. "a, 1883.
, 1883-09-22

Tne Nvrtn Western Telegraph and Tele-
piane Co.. runDIns ron Poneroy TO Spo-
ksue Falls ri1 AlmosA, Coif.r and Spapgie,
a.ow tully eqaipPsd ann prepsr>d TO serve
the pnblic- C7A E hCSYoy, Sap'r.
lr-Q-W
, 1883-09-22
Ap,Iica,I.n TO -e,i Neal fsiaie.
I, the Pfolr.t. Court os Villa Walla County
Washington Terri. Nv.

In TIE tGBbtN~ I'''itL " " -iia W @-A--- ---'
Washington Terri.yry.
In The mater oi the e-;a.s 0f r. VI Hods 9
DsceGss.i.
CITATION: /. appearing 10 tbs cur;
I BY the peti;iIa presented and hl-d In shls
cr,;rt by Thomas !. Perkins, Aimiii istr 4to.
Of said estate. praying fog an order 10 sell the
rssl estate heiIgipg 70 said estate, situate ia
the crunty Of Yakima :. 7 - pay the debt
outstanding against said deceased, and the
debts. expenses ari CHARGES If administrative.
II i. uri-rei by the court that Mnudsy. the
18Th day of October. a. D., 1854, st 10 o'clcck
in the forenoon of szid iay, az the court r,om
Of said probate court, in the court bonse, IN
tie said CITY and county ii Walia Wala. be
and the same Is hereby appointed for the hear-
iny OF said petition. and that ali persons in
ter--tet in the said es.s.e appear before the
said prphs.e court "u that dsy and hour, TO
.how cause. if Any there be, why an order
should not be granted 10 the said adminis.ra-
Tor es In said petition prayed for. And that
service Of this citation Re made On all persons
inrer--tei, bv publication Of this order for six
srcc-ssiye weeks prior to said October IS.
1883. il the Walls all, STATFsAaS, a weekly
uew,pspe- published and printed IN said city
and County.
Dated Walla WLla, ". T.. Sep. Z. $50.
R GCICHARD,
l55. Judse and Clerk Of Probate
, 1883-09-22

Wi,h ihis is.us Es prsser. &C. reader.
With sepP,snen: ooat>ining tn, address
and sPsecA Of Mr. Wizard sad Ex Ssorsssry
krse.A q The ssst s,.ks aersuooi~s.
, 1883-09-22

Tie City Of Wslia W.lla does ordain a.
fo'lows:
That the sam Of Sa94 90 is hereby appro-
p-iated oat Of the SPECIAL fand raisei BY as-
,sss;ng ahuttins property to pay for grsdin2
and otaer expenses of improvetnents Oh East
Cherry stree, in said city.
Paseed the Couneil Sept. !, 1858,
Ii F. A. SHAW, City Clerk.
Approved Sept 7. 1883.
7. & TAISATR, Mayor.
, 1883-09-22
OeDINANCE No. III

An Ordinance 10 Appropriate Money 20
Pay fer the Improvement ef Last
Cherry bfreef,
, 1883-09-22

In the district court Of the Territory cf Wash
ingtoa, and for the Fir.t Judicial district
thereof, holding terms in Walla ala, " ala
Walls County, in said Tei ritory.
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Foreign Mission Convention Of the
United States.

The Foreign Mission Convention OF the
United States reassembed in the eolored
Baptist church, Manchester. yesterday
morning. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
Rev. J. A. Foster. Of Alabama; Nice-Pre-
sident, Rev. W. Il. Dixon, OF New York !:
Secretary, Rev. J. VI. Armstead, OF Ports
mouth, Va; Assistant Secretary, Rev. II.
NJ. Comtec. Of Memphis, Tenn; Trea-
surer, Rev. K. SpIller, Of Norfolk; Core
spending Secretary. Rev. W. W. Colly.
The collections by the agents in the sew
errl States amounted to Sl,6S6.3I. Viz
ginia contributed S2i1.s0, and Tennessee
21GS.5j. The contributions from the other
States were smaller. The entire collections
from Virginia will reach $1,000.
The following missionaries were APP
pointed by the Convention, and will sail
for Africa by the 10Th of December }. Ii.
Presley and wife and J. j. Coles, OF Rich
mOnd, and II. Kinney, Of Mississippi.
Rev. w. W. Colly, who has been doing
missionary work in Africa under appoint
ment by the Convention, has returned.
The Convention will meet again this
morning at O'Clock, and will adjourn sine
die tomorrow.
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Across the River.
D0iNGs or THE MANCHESTER COUBTs-Rf
LIGIoUs MEETINGs-TRAysFERs

DOiNGs or THE MANCHESTER COURTS-RE-
LIGIoUS MEETINGs-TRANsFERs
Yesterday morning Louisa Smith, a col
ored woman who lives on Maury street
near the Richmond and DanviIie railroad,
was before the Police Court charged with
! Keeping disordcrly house and disturbing
the peace and quiet OF the neighborhood.
Several witnesses were examined, who tes-
titled that the disturbance was created by
parties from Richmond. Warrants were
sworn out for these parties, and the case
was continued until tney could be brought
before the Court.
Warrants against eighteen persons were
issued yesterday for keeping unlicensed
dogs on their premises.
All Democratic voters who have been
residents Of the State OF Virginia twelve
months and OF the city OF Manchester three
months and have not registered are urged
to leave their Dames and places OF resi-
dence with Mr.. j. w. Bronaugh, Jr., cor
ner OF Hull and Tenth streets. who will
give them all necessary Information. All
parties who have changed their residence
since they last voted should leave their Or
ders for transfers with the same gentleman.
The Rev. Leonidas Rosser commenced
series OF meetings on last Tuesday night
in the Fiflh-Strcet Methodist church.
These meetings have been largely attended,
and considerable interest is being mani
tested. They viii be continued during
next week.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday has the
following relative to the firm that furnished
the pumps and wheels for our new pump
house:
Henry A. Ramsay, doing business as II.
A. Ramsey d Co., machiniSts and ship
builders, proprietors OF the Vulcan Steam
Engine Works, William and Hughes
streets, has executed deed OF trust for
the benefit Of his creditors generally, dated
September Is. The trustees named in the
deed are William Reed, Of Morton, Reed
& Co., and Cumberland Dugan. The deed
provides for payment Of the costs OF the
trusts. legal preferences, and wages OF en-
plOyGS due for three months or less time,
and then the creditors equally. The
deed was precipitatcd by suit in st.
Louis, brought by Henry X. IIazelhurst,
against Mr. Ramsay for S1G.397 for rent. in
which it is set forth that the city OF 81
Louis is indebted to Ramsay over that
amount, and asks that the plaintiffs claim
be paid Ey the city out Of the sum due
Ramsay. The house is engaged in supply
ing pumping engines for the st. Louis
watcr-works, and this suit put stop to
the city's payments to Ramsay. The trus-
tees are authorized TO sell the property,
and Mr.. Ramsay estimates its value as
largely exceeding the debts, unless the
plant, machinery, &C., are sold at sacrl-
fee. The execution Of the deed put stop
for the present TO the work in the estab-
lishment. From $50 10 200 men were en-
plOyed there.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
Annie Reid (coloredl, disorderly conduct
on the street. Fined %.
John NJ. Reiley, disorderly on the street.
Fined s..
L. A. LaPrade, drunk. Fined 81.
samuel Green (colored, diSOrderly on
the street and resisting Policeman u. &.
Lamkin. Fined $40.
Lucy Hill (cOlored), drunk. Sent to jail
for twelve months in default Of surety.
Allen Palmer (cO.Orcd), disordcrly on the
street. Fined -.
Maud Anderson (colored), disOrderly
and cursing on the street. Fined $3.50.
Charles III. Whyte, charged with selling
goods, wares. and merchandise by sample
without a license. EXaiAinatiOn waived,
and case certified TO Hastings Court.
Charles Thomas and Paul Bell (both
colored). charged with feloniously shooting
and woundng Lot Wade with a pistol.
Thomas sent on to the Hastings Court.
Bell discharged.
James Russell and Frayser Branch Doth
colorcd). charged with stealing one gold
watch and chain from John Rex, valued at
slS. Both found guilty OF petit larceny,
and sent to Jail for six months each. with
labor. Russell appealed to the Hastings
Court.
Mary Nelson and Francis White Goth
colored), charged with being disordery
and fighting. Both committed to Jail in
default Of surety for their good behavior.
Ben. Cousins (cOloredl, an escaped luna
tic. Committed and authorities OF lunatic
asylum notified.
William johnson (c0lored), charged with
stealing Sl3.70 from II. W. Moesta. Too
young to he tried for larceny. Sent to jail
for detention until his parents or guardian
can be found. Surety, 800 for ten days.
Laura Banks and Edmonia Harris Doth
colored), charged with assault and battery.
| Discharged.
John Curry and Monroe Jackson (both
colored). charged with stealing one over
coat from William B. Smith. Monroe
Jackson guilty OF petit larceny and sent to
! jail for thirty days with labor; John Curry
required TO find surety for thirty days in
sum OF 500.
Catherine Kelly, charged with stealing
one pair OF shoes from Lucy Green. Not
guilty.
Emanuel Ross (eolored). a yagrant. Dis
charged.
Ned Moseley (coloredl. charged with re.
ceiying in his possession one coat supposed
| to be stolen. Not guilty.
John Price (colored), charged with as
sault and battery. Fined 80 and costs.
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Marriage Of a Richmond Boy.

Ashlawn, in Albemarle county, once the
seat of President Monroe, now the resi-
dence of Hon. John T.. Massey, was the
scene Yesterday morning OF the marriage
of Mr.. J. Henry Rice to Miss Maggie Lee
Massey, only daughter OF the gentleman at
whose house the marriage took place. The
invited company was small, and the wait
ers were Mr.. Arthur Clarke, OF this city,
friend Of the groom, with Miss Edge, Of
Albemarle. and Mr.. Walter Massey, bro
ther of the bride, with Miss Harris, OF
Charlottesville.
After the marriage a handsome lunch
was served, and then the bridal party left
amid the congratulations OF their friends
for Farmyilie, the residence Of Mr.. Rlce's
parents.
MIR. Rice, who is Oneoi our rising Young
men, is in the insurance business with his
brother. Mr.. w. ID. Rice, who accompanied
him ON this trip. The bride is young
lady who adds to her personal charms that
of bright and cultivated mind, whose
literary productions have several times
been seen in public print.
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Rrlefs and Personals.

Mr.. Il. 4. Brock was elected an honor
ary member Of Wyoming Historical and
geological Society, Wilkesbarre, Pa, on
the 18th instant.
Mr.. J. l.. Logan, OF New York, foi,
merly OF Goochhnd county, passed
through the city yesterday, ana was
warmly greeted by many friends here.
The success OF the reunion ana reor'
o,nization OF the Hanover Troop was
mainIv due TO the indeiatigable and un-
,ir;ng efforts OF the committee, consisting
Of Messrs. r. W. Sydnor, W. j. Bnford,
and c. \. Taylor. 49, g..
MIR. Herman Baldwin, Jf.. OF this city,
has developed INTO an excellent fresco-
nainter. some OF his work here done
alongside that OF painter brought on
from New York elicits most favorable con-
ment, and has established fine reputation
for him.
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The Mozart Last Night.

Owing to the announcement that two
new candidates for public favor-Mlle.
Oishei and Mr.. Cuttriss Ward-would fill
the vocal numbers Of the programme at
the Mozart musicale last night, the hall
was densely crowded. The orchestral
overture, "Morning, Noon, and Night "
(Suppe). was rendered with decided spirit.
and was followed by Mile. Oishei's first
number, soprano solo, "Waiting," (Mil-
lard.)
Mile. Oishei sings with feeling, possesses
sweet. flexible, bighly-cultiyated voice,
which she uses TO the best advantage, and
impressed the audience most fayorably
from the beginning. In this as in her
second number she had to respond to an
encore.
In Mr.. Ward, however, the audience was
disappointed. His voice was husky and
lacked volume, and there was an evident
effort to make up for these defects by ges-
ture and dramatic enunciation.
The orchestra, though small. was well
balanced, and gave its numbers with pleas
ing effect. especially the second number,
Serenade," (Koppitz,) and "TurkiSh
PATROL" (Michaels,) a repetition OF which
was demanded by the audience. The
trombone Mr. EquD in the serenade was
very fine
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roucifuI Frcak of Nature.

Yesterday morning the ice-man, while
on his rounds, left at Mr.. Edward Cum
mins's a large block OF ice, weighing per-
haps twenty pounds. Mr.. Cummins at
first did not notice anything peculiar about
the ice. but in little while his attention
was called to a curious formation in the
centre Of the block. The curiosity was IN
the shape Of a silver vase filled with flow
ers. Nothing could have been more per-
feet than this representation. The outlines
of the vase were clearly defined, the
shading being such as to bring the
entire conformation into bold relief.
and the flowers with which it was filled
were as natural rs life. Hundreds Of peo-
nile called to see the wonderful sight, and
in order to preserve it the well-known pho
tographer, Davis, came down and pho
tographed the pretty picture, giving a
most natural representation OF it. When
the Ice melted it was found that the
space showing the vase and flowers was
simply vacuum filled with air, which in
the process Of freezing somehow or other
made the perfect shape alluded TO.
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CAPTAIN LorOy T.. Browns Arrest
Raised.

Special Orders No. 8, issued from regi-
mental headquarters. dated september
20th, orders the suspension OF the arrest OF
Captain Leroy +. Brown until further Or
ders.
Now that Captain Brown is again IN
command, Company will enter with zeal
into regular drilling two or three times II
week, in order To be able to enter INTO tue
competitive drill during the State Far.
Last night as soon as the orders suspend
ing the arrest Of its Captain was read 10
Company ID committee was appointed
and sent after Captain Brown, who on
reaching the Armory was greeted win
tumultuous applause.
This settlement OF the trouble In the
camp Of the company viii be ioyfully hall
ed hy the regiment.
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knights Of Damon.

A new lodge of the order OF knights OF OF
pamon under the name OF Goodwill
Jodge. No. 3. has been instituted in tins
citv by John II. Adams, Grand State Dep
nty THE following are the officers for the
snsu,,a term, Isaac Kenny, w. c.; VIII
liam Robinson. V. c.; I. L. Johnson. r.
S.; L. Cooper, F.: s.; "A; Lee w. -
Thomas Eldridge, W. Captain; NJ. Iayior'
r. II. W.; z. Johnson, l.. II. w; D.
Green, X. II. c.; ID. Richardson, H. II,
C.: II. Robcnson. /. s.; b. Foster, D. s.;
Thomas Brown, ID. M.
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The Theatre To.NfgIlt.

Thatcher, Primrose a. West will be at
the Theatre tonight, and II may safely be
asserted that a full house will recognize
them. No additional price will be charged,
notwithstanding the reputation Of these
comedians. The performance will be re-
peated tomorrow afternoon, when mati.
nee will be given, and tomorrow night NJ
the usual hour.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. Il. COOK. 10 o'clock, furniture. grOcerics. &c
FURMAN TUPPkE, . 7. NJ, two new brick
dwellings on Marshall between Smith and
MunfOrd streets.
". .GODDlN & son. II VI. farm Of 81 acres on
the Weslham road.
+. n. COOK. 10 \. NJ, household and kitchen
furniture.
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Tho VOCAL DFPARTMENr will be presided
over by a celebrated concert singer and fine pian-
ST. who has been thoroughly httei for her WORK
by masters both I'm America and Europe.
Miss DCsTMAN, who has been the Director ot
Music al the Institute during the past 1--we years
has ensrgei her corps of assistants. and will now
be able 10 receive pupils la the city not otherwise
connected with the school. ThOsc wishing 10 ht
Themselves for teaching should avail themseiyea
Of the rare advantages offered by this department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-21

Take a look at those beautiful pictures at
the "Fine-Art Gallery" No. 9l2 Main
street. Many works Of art may he found
among them. Those desiring to purchase
will find prices low.
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IosEPH KRONTHAL GuARANTEEs

- in twenty lessons 20 Jerfect Won IN I.iGiiI-
ton division. fractions. interest, discounts. etc.
and condensed practical bookkeeping. Terms
moderate. Highest Richmond endorsements
VIII examine and write up books for mercantile
houses Address care of St. james Hotel. city.
y. B-wIil give night lessons TO those gentlemen
in Iusipess 2l-ofs
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FACILITY.

A corps Of TEN TEACHERS has been 'om-
pl0ycd. most of whom have long been ldonnnet
with the interests Of the school.
The various schools are arranged according 10
the University system, and the standard or grndu-
alton is not surpassed by any school south
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pREpARAToRY SCHOOL.

Recognizing the importance Of thorough pre-
paratory study. the principal of this department :
makes special effort to train pupils Tor advance
ment into the higher branches.
Pupils are received at the age OF eight years.
IL 4. important that those proposing 10 graduate
should pass through this thorough course
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-21

THE DEMAND for the celebrated Jersey Jackets,
sold by LEVY, DAVIS x CO., has been SO great tn It
they have heretofore been unable 10 keep M stock
They have now perfected arrangements by which
they will be enabled to meet all demands in these
goods. Call at LEVY, DAVIS 4 co.'s and supply
Yourself
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BOARDING DEPARTMENT.

In the Institute Home IS found every comfort
together with all that pertains To- the thorough
culture of young ladies: and the extensive pa
trOnage. not only from Virginia. but from The en-
tire south, atic5is the eNcelencies OF this depart
meut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-21

MANNING &. STAPLES & CO., No. ll044 Main
street, will publish early next week their list Of
city property for sale. Parties who have pro-
pcrty for sale would do well TO give them doscrip
ton. and thus advertise il free of cost.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CwARTHMORE COLLEGE,
- FOR BOTH SEXES.
UNDER CARE OF
MEMBERS OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS.
Thirty minutes from Broad-streei station, Phil
adephia FUN college cOurscs--Classical, Scienti-
fc. and Literary. Also, Preparatory school
/ Location unsurpassed for healthfulnes- Exien-
.Iye grounds New and costly buildings and ap-
parafus. Academic year commences ninth month
SEPTEMBER IL. 1883. Apply early TO insure
admission. For catalogue and full particulars ~
address
EDWARD II. MAGILL, 4. NJ, President,
je 2s-3m Swarthm0re, Delaware county. a.
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Francis NJ. Boykin. Esq, has declined
call to become candidate Ior the Legisla-
ture. Colonel John b. Cary mas under
consideration urgent requests from many
friends 70 announce himself rs candidate.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME GUILLAUME HAS RE-
WI TURNED. and Is ready to begin her
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN
se 2I-F. .su&Tu3la sYN.ENTINE HOIsE.r
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For catalogue or Information apply by mail OF
in person t0 MISS SALLEl u. IAMNEE,
Principal.
ID-oW
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PREVENT SERIOUS SICKNESS by taking occa-
sionally ono Of EMORY's LITTLE CATIIARTIc
Pills, a wonderful appetizer, AN absolute pre-
yen,iyc and cure Of Biliousness pleasant TO take
sugar-c0ated. - cents.
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pOYs' SCHOOL.

Mrs. A. B. CAMM, Principal; Miss LOTTIE
PRICE. Vice-Principal Miss JENNIE ELLET,
Assistant. 10 south Third street SEPTEMBER
PATH.
For particulars see circulars AT West. Johnston G
Co.'S or 10 east Grace street. se2l l-eodtpci
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, GA;
A. M, 70; noon, 10; o p. NJ, SO; p.
NJ. 70; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, II 4-6.
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LEVY, DAVIS * CO.'S Notion Department SNOW
complete. You can get Zephyrs IN an shades;
Embroidery SILK. al coiors: and Macramc Cord.
now 50 much used for making Tides and lambre-
quins. By the by. speaking Of this reminds us
that they have iu,t received another lot Of those
cheap Walnut Curtain-Poles and rings. complete.
u
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-ilOUsE. Good work
low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Remember to telephone us, No. 3l5, for
the piano-tuner from knabe's factory. Ra-
mos 1, Moses.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.
III No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL. PRINCIPAL


Mr.. 7. G. PEYroN, Associate pr,nclpals.
Mrs. 4. u. GsRNErr.i
The eleventh session of this Boarding and Day
school for young ladies' aud children VIII begin
MONDAY, September 2fth. 1888.
Catalogues giving all necessary Information can
be gotten by application at the bookstore orto
the Principals. au 3-F,Su.&Wtl
T 5. SQUiRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL. corner of sixth and
Franklin streets, Will be RESUMED SfPIEN-
BER 18TH. Number limited 10 50 many As can
be- carefully tau1ht by The Principal aided by
teachers I'm the Modern Languages. :. B. Nr,.
SQUIRE'S BOARDING AND DAl->tHoOL
FOR LITTLE MISSES AND lOi NJ LADIES
will he resumed AT the same time. For terms, g.,
of either school, send for circulars.
ll-tOctls
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PETERS
4 BURG. VA.-The nineteenth annual session
begins MONDAY. October lst Thorough prcpl-
ration for University Of Nhgnin aud Cnitei
state, Military aud Naval Academies. lilglly
recommended by Facaly Of the University "
Virginia. Full stan Of instructors. Pupils uni-
fOrmly successful. situation hellthful. Isrly ap-
pc ltOn advised. rs uumhcr of koardcrs strictly
limited. For catalogue address
W. GORDON MCCABf,
au 5-2m Head Master.
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AntOni'. Original Lime-Ade

is made from fresh lines II is the best
and the coolest. Try no other.
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VOL. LXIV.
3ltllmond 1ispatth.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER q. 1883.

sETHE CIRCULATION oFTHE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcU-
LATIUN oFALL THE oTdER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Late weather Report.
fsnocial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l

TSp0ClaI FtICRIdIII % FIIV 17I'T7IFV"'I
WASHINGTON. September 2i-1 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, slightly
warmer. fair weather, followed by light To-
cal rains during the night, variable winds
falling followed in southern portions by
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, light local
rains, partly cloudy. slightly warmer wea-
ther, north to west winds, stationary or
higher barometer.