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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
Personals and Briefs.

Colonel Thomas j. Evans has consented
TO allow his name to 90 before the Demo-
cratic legislative primary.
The sheriff OF GraysOn county delivered
at the pcnitentiary yesterday Thomas Gath
er. 10 serve q term Of three years for horse
stealing, and Cornelius Aubry, three years
for grand larceny.
The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities OF the following per.
sons: George Keen and IIark Wilson, OF
Pittsvlyania county, convicted OF petit lar
cenv: William Tyler, OF Greensyille coun-
ty. who was whipped for stealing.
After months absence at Atlantic City,
PHILADELPHIA. and Baltimore. Mr. Gus
ThaIbimer has returned to the city.
MIR. John NJ. Garrard, a well-known
printer OF this city, is suffering under a
stroke OF paralysis. o,
The thanks OF the Richmond Press club
are rendered Lieutenant {. X. Curtis, com.
handing United states monitor fleet; Chief
Engineer II. {. Baughman, and Surgeon
III. Aulick for kind attention and courte-
Sizes shown during Il late yisltto City Point.
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Grand and petit Jurors of the United
States Court.

Commissioners NJ. +. PleaSants and II.
Coater Cabell Yesterday drew the follow
inc Juror. for the next term Of this court :
Grdnd Jur0rS.-W. Howard Jones,
Franci, Dusch. Q. VI. Stuart. Isbon Bcnc-
diet. J. l.. Crcnshaw. b. Al,op, william
Hackett (colored). Henry Atkins, John
Denslcr. Thomas II. Tyrcc,J. W. Flaherty.
Edward :. Rose, August Go,twald, and
George u. ThaXton. all OF Richmond :
William l.. sims. MattoaN, Amelia county;
G.. ID. jefferson. Jr., Amelia Courthouse
William Baskerville, Jr.. B0ydlOn, Meek
lenburg county; L. J. Duyal. Dover Mills,
Goochand couny: G. Bruce, iiampden'
Sidney. Prince Edward county; \. j.
Watkins. Farmyillc. Prince Edward coun-
tv: William =. Dupuy, WOrsEam. Prince
Edward county; Francis Z. FORBES, Fred
erick.burs; \. :. McRae, Manchester. 10
be summoned for October lSt.
Petit JlrOrS.-L A. whiting, Writ
Roberts. Z. W. Picllrell. Lawrence Lot
tier. Albert A. scott. ". b. Courtney, Is.
f. Archer. l.. +. Campbell, II. Curtis Car
fer. John r. G0Gdin, T.. VI. Noryell, Il. \.
Paul. -. Z. Craycr, Charles W. Antrim.
and 3. w. Russell. all Of Richmond; Ben
iamin Tu,tle. Amelia courthouse; william
Spears, NlaltOaX. Amelia county; i. l..
saunders, ThrcesquaIe, Goochland cOun-
ty: George Lawrence, Goochland county
j. r. Robertson, NOttoway Courthouse ;.p.
II. Gary. Manchester; John Spears. Balls
Vile. P0whatan county; J.. \. saunders,
Ashland: John Tayloe. Fredericksburg.
To be summoned for October 3D..
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Vhc Military and the Fair.

Colonel {. j. Anderson has addressed a
circular letter to the various captains OF the
First Virginia regiment asking them TO
notify him whether or not they will partl-
clpate in the competitive drill to take place
during the approaching Fair. To this let
ter definite replies have as yet been re-
ceived from but few Of the company
commanders. Colonel Anderson thinks
that 1t would be pleasing TO General Lee
for the First regiment to participate in the
drill. There will be large number OF
visiting military present, and 1t would
look very badly for our city ii only small
turnout OF the First regiment took hand
i'm the dril. The sooner the companies
enter their names on the list the better,
and the larger the number OF men on the
occasion the more imposing Will be the ef-
feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
Chamber of Commerce.

A meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Chamber OF Commerce was held yester-
day eyening-Mr. Thomas Potts, first vice
president, in the chair, in the absence from
the cliy of President X. +. Blankenship.
Two communications from the American
Chamber OF Commerce on tue subject OF '
national system Of telegraph were read and
discussed, and then, on motion OF MI
N0ltlng, referred TO the Commiltee ON
Commerce-Wa alter Bowie, Esq, chairman
Mr.. John Bowers was elected membeI
Of the Chamber.
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RICHMOND. September l3.


We. the undersigned, commission mer-
chants OF the city OF Richmond, Va, hay-
ing seen in the morning papers the resiS.
nation Of Mr.. G.. W. Agee, SUPERINTENDENT
Of the Richmond and Alexandria railroad.
desire, In this way. to express our regret
for this event. which takes Mr.. Agee from
our midst. and to give expression to our
opinion of him as a good, efficient, and ca
pable officer. and rs pleasant, agreeable.
and courteous gentleman, and to extend TO
him our best wishes for his prosperity and
happiness In his new field OF labor.
Sublett Il Fitzgerald, Taliaferro * Co..
Antrim x Bowie. william ID. Gibson,
W. II. Briggs Il Bro simpson, Bass q co.
ther, W. II. lolnphlus ~
Allen & Shafer. Brother.
Eggleston 4 Co.. Snead, sehoolcr
Silas Shelburne. Co.,
II. Wallerstein x Son, Norfell, Lc1Ae y Co.,
John 4. Selden, suDlctt 1afF,
r. King, JPhh W. h"Su
Gallego Mills Manu- son.
featuring COmpa- George ~ iIa{he',
ny, by George \. X. Il. someryliie'
Rorksdale. treas'r, Robert Wenden5urg.
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The Graveyard at The North End Of
Fifth Street.

The Graveyard at the North End Of
Fifth Street.
The Council Committee on Streets met
Yesterday evening, and. in obedience TO Il
resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen.
visited the north end Of Fifth street,
where. it is alleged. by reason OF IN eXca-
vatiOn TO improve the grade Of the street,
an old graveyard has been invaded and
human bones diSinterred and left exposed
The committee were accompanied 10y Lu-
Glen /. Bass, Esq, president OF the Board,
and Mcssrs. Burwel and Dickerson. two
of the members who spoke very strongly
when the subject was ON a recent occasion
discussed by the Board. After walking
over all the ground and making close and
minute examination, those present were
unable TO find any bones exposed as stated.
The superintendent OF the hands and
carts. in answer to questions by members
OF the committee, stated that ever since the
work had been commenced instructions
had been given them TO preserve and re-
inter all bones which might be disturbed; {;
that those gathered during the day were
buried before they left in the evening.
They further stated that they came out
after every rain and gathered up all that
had become exposed, but that had not been
done to-day yesterday because they wished
the committee to see the true condition OF
affairs.
just as the Committee were leaving the
ground President Bass said that he had been
agreeably disappointed at not finding any
trace of the desecration spoken Of, but on
the contrary. all has been done that could
have been done 10 properly protect and
care for the remains.
Mr.. Burwell coincined with President
Bass i'm this matter, and thought that moth
ing more could have been done in the mat
ter.
Mr.. Dickerson concurred in these express
sions.
The following was prepared expressive
Of the views OF the members present, but
Us their number did not constitute quo
rum Of the committee ii could not be adopt
ed. and at some future meeting ii or some
other suitable report will be agreed upon /:
The Committee on Streets, having met
i'm obedience to resolution Of the Board
OF Aldermen directing inquiry into the
cause OF alleged desecration OF human
bones on the northern terminus OF Fifth
street, and having gone to that locality aud
examined for themselves into the matter
complained Of. find that no ground OF COM
plant exists, either against the committee
or the Engineer and his assistants in that
regard They further find that in their
opinion all has been done that could have
been done to properly protect and RENTER
all human bones which were disinterred
bv reason OF the excavations at that point !;
that while bones NAV have been eX-
posed since the work on that street
has been completed, that such expo
sure is due alone TO atmospheric action on
the slope OF the embankment, and that
from time 10 time these fragments have
been gathered up and given decent and
proper sepulture.
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NEEDING PRESENTS. &c.


nN HAND, FULL STOCK BEST An
" THRACirE EGG, >1ONE.ani NUT COAL;
be.t LIMP and HAIL ~PLINT: CLONER-Hu,L
LUMP and HAIL; SOFT COKE, and an Kind ot
ENGINE. coal: OAh aud PINE WOOD. long,
saved and split. FOR lowest cash prices. Broad
street opposite Theatre. aud l9U5 C1ry street.
Telephone No, lGJ. 50 49, 4. III. fAGE.
~ &. THON, HAVING SOLD OUT
l.. MS FORMER BUSINESS, IS now ready 10
give hl, eutrc attention "a the \ l. AND
WOOD BUSINESS. He keeps constantly 0p hand
all kinds Of ANTHRACITE tChe,nut stove, and
W. size.l and kANAWHA LUMP SPLlSH
wlfh CLOyER-uILJ LUMP AND HAIL; also
PINE AND OAK " 90 ID U.ong. sawed. ana
split. and selling AZ smoll pl"hi 10 maze iooiA
TOR more. Office. l7l3 east Cary street tclf-
-. 4. oJ- H., Q-ImI 4 4. IfiHN
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Maucbe,ter Council.

The CITY Council Of Manchester win meet
tonight in the Council chamber.
The contract for paving seventh street
from Perry street to Hull has been given
out; and tonight the Council VIII proba-
bly, make an appropriation for paving from
Semms street to the Free bridge.
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That Proposed Cavalry Company,
Again.
RICHMOND, VA, September II,

RICHMOND, VA, oepIember T, Ioo3.
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please allow me space in your columns
10 thank X. +. +. and General Maury for
their endorsement OF my letter to You some
days since in regard to the formation OF 4
cavalry company in This city. Their repu.
tation rs veteran Confederate officers should
have much weight In arousing our young
men to take prompt action In the matter
General Maury il right In regard to the
equipment Of cavalry at the present day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
Late Weather Report.

Entered at the POsI-ofilce al Richmond. Va, a.
secOnd-cass matter
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TprQ.

Last night, the weather being clear, d
better audience witnessed the magical per-
formmces OF Zera at the licnmond The
atre. His popularity here Is well estab-
lished. and deserved. The presents given
away last night were entirely satisfactory.
The performance continues tonight and
tomorrow night, and will include matt
nee tomorrow.
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81. Luke,s Home for the sicI.

having been re6pened for the reception OF
patients, and many friends having *
pressed a desire TO inspect it, the Lady
Board OF Managers cordially invite all who
feel an interest in their institution 30 call
on Saturday the 18th between the hours OF
IL NJ. and =. NJ. when they will take
great pleasure in showing them over the
establishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
III RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 20
1888, and continues MAE months.
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON, \. NJ, Professor Of
II. ii. HARRIS, NJ. A., IL. D., Professor of
Greek.
A. B. BROWN. D. d.. Professor of English.
EDWARD Il. SMITH, NJ. A., Professoro of Mathe-
matics.
CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ. A., IL. D., Pro-
fcssOr of Physics.
PUEYEAR, 4. NJ, Ii. d., Professor of Chem
WILLIAM d. THOMAS. Ma, D. D., Profcs.
sOr of Philosophy
Professors HARRIS and SMITH, Modern Lam
guages.
EXPENSES OF \ RESIDENT STUDENT.
Two hundred and four dollars per nine mouths
session cover all the eNpenees Of enirdnce-iees'
tuition, board, fuel, lights. and washing Eighty
seven dollars and fty cents VIII meet the expenses
of q nonresident student.
Within the last year more than S3OOOO has
been expended I'm buildings and improvements:
greatly increasing the comfort and convenience 81
students, and enlarging the facilities Of the insi-
tuition.
The sanitary arrangements of the college are
exceptionally good.
The location Is high and healthful, embracing
thirteen acres Of land.
For catalogues apply at the bookstores or ad-
dress h. IUkl EAh'
iv S-tSe20 Chairman.
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po.pDrvG DEPARTMENT.

In the Institute Home IS :onnd every comfort
t,,etbrr with al that pertains TO The thorough
culiure of Young ladies: and the extensive pa
tronage not only from virginia. but from the en-
tire South attests the excellencies OF this depart
mcnt.
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SCHOOL. or NiI-SIC.

The VOCAL DEPARTMENT viii he presided
over by a celebrated concert singer and fine pian-
ISL who has been thoroughly fitted Tor her work
by masters both In America and Europe.
Miss DUSTMAN. who has been the Director OF
Music at the Institute during the past five years,
has enlarged her corps Of assistants. and viii now
be able to receive pupils In the city not otherwise
connected with the school. Those wishing u NJ
Themselves for teaching should avail themselves
Of the rare advantages offered by this department.
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

Recognizing The importance OF thorough pre-
paratory study the principal Of this department
makes q special effort To train pupils for advance
ment into the hisher branches.
Pupils are received at the age Of eight years.
II f. important that those proposing 10 graduate
should pass through this thorough course.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAS. CDOUGALL. 1890 \. ". furniture.
fcather-heds, mattresses. tnware, sc.
E.B COOK. 10 A. VI. furniture, toilet-s0aps, and
fancy grocerics.
f.. Il. COOK. scts0Uahle fall AMI winter millnCry
goods. at 523 Broad street. at TO \. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
Richmond College.

The next session OF tins fine Institution
OF learning will commence on Thursday
next. There |, every indication OF a pros
porous year with the college. and IL is very
important that students should be prompt
in their attendance on the opening of the
session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

Wehave this dav appointed Messrs CoDDfN &
TRlBBETT of this city. sole agent, for TIE sale of
our celebrated brand " Fruit, and Flower" smo-
king Tobacco and Cigarettes for the state Of
Virginia. T.. T. PILKfNToN & Go.
Richmond, Td., September 7. 1883.
IT YOU SUFFER with sick headache. consiipa-
ton, sour stomach, or bilious attacks. EMoRYs
LITTLE CArnAETlC PILLS viii relieve you. A 4
regulator of the bowels they have equal Fifteen
cents.
SAVE MoSEY by having your printing done a.
The DIsPATCH PRINTrNG-IIoUsE. Good wo,S,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
Your Piano Needs Tuninp.

For years we could not give perfect sat-
isfaction. Now we can. Messrs. knabe &
Co., OF Baltimore, have sent Ils the best
Tuner OF Pianos to be had. Leave your
order for immediate attention with Ramos
A. Moses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

We are glad to welcome our old friend
Farmer back to Richmond. II is a luxury
TO have him tune piano. HIS headq'Iar-
ters are with Ryland d Lee, 9l3 Main
ufraof
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

NO TIE VOTERS Of KItIINUND: I
4 foc' that owe Il 10 the many citizens Of Rich
mond who have urged me to serve them in the
next HOUSE OF DELEG ATES 10 say that N they
think | can be useful t. them my services arg 81
their command. or course my name T. subject o
the decision of the Democratic primary election.
Sc HID Respectfully. THOMAS j. EVANS.
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DI,sOLUTro>s & pARrNERsHIps.

rV'HE BUSINESS OF &. II. McGRU-
Il DER x GO. and that Of IIODDER CONDOR
& co. have this DAY been cOI solldatcd and VIII
henccfor,h De conducted by the undersigned undo,
the name and style Of
MCGRUDER & CONDOR.
Manufacturers of MEMS AMI BOYS ZINE
HAND-SEWED BOOTS and SHOES. and deal -
in BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, SArCliELs, Sc,
800 east Main street.
call Is solicited {. II. MCGRl DER,
". CONBON.
RIcuMOND, VA, September 10, 1888.
4 Il
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
DICHM0ND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND, VA.
CORNER TENTH AND MARSHALL STREETS.
The thirty first annual session Of this nstitution
will open MONDAY. September l7th.
FACULTY..

A corps of TEN TEACHERS has been EN-,
ploycd. most Of whom have long beeh ioehtiheu
with the Interests of the school.
The various schools are arranged accordhg 10
the University SYSTEM ana tiie sIanusru OK grauu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

Attention Is called To- The sale Of pTir OF fine
Mules, which viii take place AZ the Richmond
Bazsar tomorrow Saturday morning.
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CwARTHMORE COLLEGE,,

wv AK IHMORE COLLEGt,
~ FOR BOTH SEXES
TNDER CARE OF
MEMBERS OF TIE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS.
Thirty minutes from BrOdd-strcct station, Phil
adCiphia. Full college cOurscs-Classical. Scicnti
fc. and Literary. Also, a Preparatory school.
Location unsurpassed for hcalthfulncss. EXicn-
siye grounds. New aud costly buildings and APP
partius. Academic year commences ninth month
SEPTEMBER IL. isS3 Apply curly 10 insure
admission. For catalogue and full particulars,
address
EDWARD H. MAGILI. 4. NJ. President,
q 2s-3m sMarlumlrl. UclaMare county. u.
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The Original Lime.Adc

made by George Schgn, and drawn from
the coolest OF fountains. has a tremendous
RIM Try IL
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ITNIVERsITY sCHOOL, PETERs.
CT. MARY's COLLEGE,

GARIBALDI, GASTON COUNTY, y. G.,
conducted by the Bcnedictlne Fathers. Terms,
sl7O per collegiate year Of TEN MONTHS.
2-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

For catalogue or information apply by mail or
IN person to MISS SALLEY II. HAMMER.
Principal.
Principals Office hours from TO IL A. VI.
l1-2W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

C.H. PAGE, 1905 Cory street. IS the place t.
purchase best Coal ana Wood. Lowest cost
prices.
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HOPE FOR A HOME.

Scheme to Provide for Old Confederate Sol
diers-What Captain williams, OF Lee
Camp, No. 1, Confederate Veterans.
ThiDks-The Press and the Public Invited
20 Aid the Cause.
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Especial tclceram 10 the Dispatch. !

iNpeclM iclcgfdn 10 llc DlSpdlcn.I
WASHINGTON. September Ill 4. "
For the Middle Atlantic States, slightly
warmer, fair weather, light southeast to
southwest winds. stationary or slight rise
In barometer. ~
For the South Atlantic States, generally
fair weather, easterly TO southerly winds,
stationary or slight rise in temperature.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, Gi 4;
o A. NJ, -; noon, 50 =. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, 10; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 10 1-G.
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AntOni's Original Iime-Adc
Henry l.. Farmer.

Is made from fresh lines. II Is the best
and the coldest. Try no other.
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I u y
IN SCHOOL. II. \. STROBE Mathematical
lMcialist L. Va. Principal neal Amherst G. H.
VA session begins september 9th. Pfeoara-
tory e. the University of virginia. 4 high grade
Limited school. students received as members of
1.-The family. For dcccnnal catalogue, giving full
particulars. address the Principal je e26-3m
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SIZES ANTHRACITE COAL. Red

n and White Ash: WEST VIRGINIA ePLlNr
COAL, uuciutllci for graics; best BhiItl-
FT'REKA NATURAL COKE. The finest cooking
Fuel: HEART PINE and OAh WOOD. DRY
sawed. split, and Long al promptly delivered,
carefully wel ghcd aud measured. al lowest market
prices. which ID Is the interest Of al parties 10 hIN
now. bolore farther advance, At 722 oast Man
street J. u. WATKINS.
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MOTTO f.


The firm Of ". {. LACY & 60. has This day
been dissolved, II. &. LACY having sold ont his SIM
tercst 10 Captain +. I. MORl;is. The husine..
Will I'm future be- conducted by MORRIS &
STIGALL. the new firm assuming AL GeD's. &C.,
T.. T. MORRIS.
q. T.. >IlGALL,
II. G.IAtI.
~e If-Ifs
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VfRGISIAS.


Earned runs-Virginias. [. Two-basc hiis-i.a-
touche and Henry. Three-hasc hits-Nash and
Ford. Left on basc-Nirnnias. :, uulckseps. 2.
Double plays-Eickley. Hoover. and Snyder.
struck out-Virginias. 4: Quicksieps, D. Passed
balls-Quinn, 3 Henry >.
Time of game-i hour and A. minutes. I'M
prev. \. Graves. Scorcr-H. G. Johnston.
To-day and tomorrow the NirginiaS Will
play the Leaders. Of Kingston, y. Y, and
on Monday the BrooklynS, OF Brooklyn.
NY. The VirginiaS while on their recent
northern tour won all the games played by
them except the three with the aboye-men-
toned clubS-two with the former and one
with the latter. Great interest is felt in
the games to be played with the Leaders,
and the attendance will doubtless be large
on both days.
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ID DANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE,
II ASHLAND, VA.

The forty-ninth session opens THURSDAY,
September ~. 1883. Most OF the old dorRi-
tories have been pulled down. and six new eight
room cottages have been erected For infOrma-
tiOn ~ 10 terms. &C. send for catalogue TO
REV. ". W. BENNETT, ID. D., President,
au 5-dEwt~c2l Ashland. Va.
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REMOVALS.

In cases where persons have removed
from one voting-precinct or ward TO am
other since the last registration they. if en-
titled to vote under this plan. shall be al
lowed to vote in the ward or precinct
where their names are registered, and the
Judge shall in such cases make a note on
ihe poll-book Of the circumstance opposite
where said voters name is recorded.
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8ifImoHd lllspatth,
FRIDAY....S SEPTEMBER II, 1888

Ss-THE CIRCULATION or Thk DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CmCU-
LATION oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or TIE CITY.
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LIE NOMINEES.

The four persons receiving the highest
number of votes east in the city for the
candidates for House OF Delegates shall be
declared to be the nominees OF the Demo-
cratic party. In case OF a tie the City Com
mittee shall decide the same by lot. IL any
OF the four nominees shall, prior TO the
day Of election, die. or decline, or by any
other reason become disqualified, then the
person receiving the next highest number
Of votes shall, by the City Committee, be
declared the nominee in his stead.
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CANVASS or RETUREs.

Immediately after the polls are closed,
and the votes counted and certified by the
Judge and clerk, the City Committee shall
meet at the rooms OF the Committee to
canvass the returns, hear appeals if any,
and make certificate Of final result Of the
election for nominees for House Of Dele
gates. The result Of the election shall be
announced by the chairman Of this com
mIttec.