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Petersburg Railroad Bridge.

Cars are now running upon six OF the
spans Of the iron bridge which the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company
are building over the James river between
this city and Manchester. Eight more
iron spans are nearly in position, and one
is vet to he erected. The place Of three
spans on the Manchester side has been sup
plied bv a filing which work is about half
way done. On the Richmond side the end
OF the bridge, instead Of span OF iron,
will be an arch of masonry or on earth
filling: which Of the two, President Fred.
r. Scott and the Board OF Directors have
not vet quite decided upon.
when the old wooden bridge was burnt,
Il trestle bridge was put up for temporary
use, which purpose 1t has admirably
served. and in addition has been OF vast
use in the construction OF the iron bridge
and the making OF the filling.
The new iron bridge will bea very hand
some structure, and is calculated to bear
the strain of the heaviest locomotives and
cars used In the United States.
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Soils BrOthers' Circus.

This splendid combination OF Circus and
Menagcric, which will visit Richmond on
Monday. September 17th. is spoken OF by
the press OF the country as being among
the best organizations OF the kind tray ell
ling. The subjoined notice is copied from
the Chicago Times OF May Both:
"SEILs' GREAT EXPOsITI0N.-AS a gen
eral thing complimentary notices, many OF
an cXtrayagant character. preccdc the adj
vent OF circus and menageric. which. AZ
ter its departure, is as often suffered to de-
part without word OF cOmmcndatiOn. In
Justice, however. 10 an exhibition, or rather
a series Of exhibitions, comprised in the
Sells Brothers Exposition, an exception
should be made, for positively il is the only
show OF the kind. i'm our remembrance.
that has truly and faithfully filed every
promise set forth in the advertisement. We
90 not believe that one OF the ten thousand
spectators who witnessed the arenic per-
formances on Monday night but will cheer
fully admit that they were the best and
most unique that they have ever seen,
many being Of Startling and decidedly
original character-as, for example, those
OF the Dayene, Stirk, and Caron families.
The menagerie is vast in proportion, and
NhVi'c HI 'h'i"N''l, 'oh'"'"'i-' "'.iD"o''
other curious specimens, two large hippo
pOtami, a monster rhinOceros, herd OF
giralTes. and school OF sea-liOns and
leopards; besides, as the bills announced,
herds of elephants, girafIes, &C., and al
least one hundred cages OF animals. The
expense OF running this organization must
be immense. but the reputation OF the Sells
Brothers will insure them crowds wher-
ever they exhibit. Emphatically, it is by
far the best show eXtant."
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New Railroad Ofatcefs.

A circular notice issued from the trans
portation department OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio by Mr. c. II. Hudson. superin-
tendent of transportation. announces the ap-
pointmeut of w. b. Ryder superintendent
OF the Huntington division Uice Mr.. W.
p. Harris. resigned. The appointment
takes effect September lst. Mr.. Ryder
comes 70 the Chesapeake and Ohio from
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road.
Mr.. George W. Homans has been ap-
nointed agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad at Newport News to fill the va.
eancy created by the resignation Of Mr.. L.
Rremond Ur. Uomans Is from the Erie
railroad. and had charge Of all the tug.
and barpes of the Erie road in New York
harbor.
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Richmond CaIedonian Club.

The eleventh annual gathering Of the
Richmond CaledOnian Club took place on
Mavo's Island yesterday. A full attend
ance was present. and a pretticr place for
the meeting could not have been found
anywhere. 1t is really remarkable that
seekers after a cool spot and comfortable
nlace upon which TO spend a day OF recrea-
lion should forget Mayo's Island. 1t is
shady. secluded, close TO the city, pic
tureSaue. ample, and Just the place for a
pic-nic. 4 nice platform has been bullt,
and Yesterday band OF music was pres
ent and dancing kept up all day and until
nearly midnight.
The following Is the list OF the success
full contestants i'm the games played
Ouoits-First. Gilbert Phillips; second,
Alexander Dick; third, Alexander Wat
son.
Putting the Stone--First, George Lums-
den: second, Humphrey Calder, Dr.; third,
James Phillips.
Throwing the Hammer-First, Hum
phrey Calder, Jr; second, George Lums-
den; third, James Phillips.
Tossing the Cuber-First, James Phil
lips: second, George Lumsden.
Running High Leap-First, George
IllllSUcus StCnUu, w ltihii huSoNht W.
third. James Phillips.
BOYS Race-First, John Phillips; sec
ond, James Russell; third, Harry Russell
and Moses Creighton.
Uundred-and-Fiity-Y Race-First
William Russell; second, James Phillips
third, Charles Russell; William K. Mason
q good fourth. ~
Hop. Step, and Jump-First, james
Phillips; second, William Il. Mason
third, Humphrey Calder, Jr.
Running Long Jump-First, james
Phillips; second, Humphrey Calder, Jr.
third, William Russell.
Three-Legged Race-First, William and
John Russell; second, James and John
phillips; third, William h. Mason and e.
Phillips. n.u;
second, Charles Russell third, William
Russell.
The tug OF war between married anC
single men resulted in a victory Tor th'
married. men.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday.
John Crowley and ). j. Sheppard were
each fined 81 and cost for being drunk.
Elias Nuckols and Joseph Marcello, fight
ing in the street. Fined 81 each and
placed under bonds for six months.
Henry Smith (coloreD was fined 81 for
throwing rocks in the street.
+. A. Reichman was fined ~ for beng
drunk.
G. w. Waymack, drunk and dlsorierly.
Fined 81 and cost.
A. Spies was fined g for sitting on Q
bench in the market-house.
Henry Harris (ccloreD was fined g for
fighting i'll the market.
C. T. Cluverius, charged with forging
the name OF Charles B. Starke, was brought
from Charlotte, y. c., upon requisition,
but his case was continued until to-day.
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A Musical Movement.

An attempt is being made in certain cir
cles TO get Theodore Thomas and his or
chestra to visit Richmond. The great mu-
sician wants guarantee OF so much money,
and IL this can be furnished he will be on
hand movement. organized In Men,
phis, contemplates the establishment Oh
sonthern circuit. including thirty southern
cities, wherein the brightest musical stars
can revolve to their better satisfaction. pc.
cuniarily and otherwise. The Richmond
Mozart Association cannot handle the
maestro Thomas, owing to the fact that
thev already have weekly entertainments,
and II he comes hither it must be under
other auspices. Another effort will be she
attempt to introduce on the southern cir
cult other attractions which will be herald
ed as super excellent.
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Manchester Matters.

Captain Lipscomb has prepared his regis
ter OF dogs and goats kept within the city
limits, which will be placed in the bands OF
Policemen Jones and Smith, who will pro-
ceed at once to bring every person before
the Mayor who is in possession OF such un-
licensed animals.
DR.. Thomas Z. Mathews, OF Manchester,
has been confined to his bed for two weeks
from sn attack OF broncho-pneumonia, but
is now somewhat improved.
There are some eight or ten new build
ings now going up in this city. Mr.. En-
met Weisiger's new drugstore, on Hull
street, is nearly completed.
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EOle's First Owner.

A well-known gentleman sends the fol'
lowing correction:
The great horse Eole, who has Just
beaten the best horses OF the Dwyer Bro
thers and Lorillard stables, is, as you say
under caption OF Virginia Victory" IN
Yesterdays Dispatch, Virglnla-6rea
horse, not, however, by Major I. W. Dos
well, hut by n. j. Hancock. OF Ellersiie,
Albemarle county, who is the owner OF
EoIus, the sire, and Warsong, the dam, OF
Eole, both OF whom are now living. AS
Colonel Hancock has made the breeding OF
horses for the turf business, and has some
fifteen broodmares, selected with great
care as TO their pure strains and other
qualifications, he deserves something pet
ter than to be not at oil known by the lead
ing papers Of his own State. To his ludg,,
ment and capital Is due the production OF
the best race-horse Virginia has raised since
tbe days Of Planet. Eole eamc into MAJOR
Doswelpe hands when about two years old,
and under his management ran bis cof-
races, which brought him into notice.
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Ffra.-IT Is HEALTHFUL AND NOIhl-
TIOUs II contains within itself the highly nuri-
tious and strength-giying phosphates when are
required by the system, the same that are fOund III
meat, nsh, corn, and wheat. Ordinary baking-pow-
ders, cream tartap yeast. &c, do not contain any
nuritye qualities but are IN many eases very inju-
riOus compounds.
Sec0nd-IT WILL NOT DETERIORATE or
lose strength by age. The peculiar manner of pack
ing prevents any loss of strength after the package
isopcn All ordinary baking powders lose strength
after being opened.
Tnfrd.-IT II PURE. The characteristic form
of packagc Obviates the necessity OF reducing the
strength by the addition OF starch or -four in order
TO make It keep, as is customary In the manufac-
tare Of ordinary Daking-powder.
Fouyth.-IT is RELIABLE and does not vary In
quality. The high standing and character OF the
Inventor Professor Il. y. Horsford, Of Cambrdge.)
and the reputation of the manufactured tthe Rum
ford Chemical Works, Of Providence, X. l..) is a
guarantee that the goods will always be Of uniform
quality and as represented.
FYnh.-ITIs ECONOMICAL, as II is rs per cent.
stronger than the common baking powders and 30
per cent. stronger Than the best baking-powder
made.
SfztA,-IT REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING,
and is better than all other baking-powders. The
bread. biscuit. &C., made with IT moist and
palatabie when cold.
The "Horsford Almanac and Cookbook" sent
free upon application 70 the
RUMFoRD CHEMICAL. WORKS,
Providence, RI.
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ncad ou the Street.

A colored man named Milton Fauntle-
roy died very suddenly on Broad between
Fifth and Sixth streets yesterday afternoon
about half-past 8 o'clock. He was on his
seat driving a furniture-wagon, when he
fell 10 the ground and died In a few mi
nutes The Coroner was called upon TO
view the body, and ascertained that de-
ceased had long been subject to epileptic
fits, from which cause ne doubtless died:
Deceased was about forty years OF age, and
was married man, and lived on the pre-
misey No, 3lS east Cary street. p
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
l. AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP. for
children teethng 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-failIng 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 70 the
child Ii rests the mother. We would say 10 every
mother who has q child suffering from any OF the
foregoing complaints, DO not LET your prVjudices'
nor the prejudiccs Of others, stand between your
suffering child and the relief that will be sure
YES. absolutely sure-to follow The use Of ms
medicine. Sold by druggists throughout the world
Price Oh cents a bottle. au Zc-eodlW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-30

ANY ONE IL WANT or CARPET should not
fail to visit LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES CARPET
STORE, rs they now display an immense variety OF
designs In all the various brands and qualities
from the common cotton-chain and hemp TO the fine
Moquette velvet or body Brussels. LEVY, DAVIS
& DRAKE have the very bes. room for showing
carpets ever used for that purpose. Their faciii-
ties for making and laying carpet are un-
equalled. Their purchases this season were made
direct from The mills and manufacturers. and they
are enabled 10 meet the Views Of all In want Of
ANYTHING in the carpet department.
SAVE MONEY by having vOur printing done AZ
the DISPATCH PRINTING-UoUsE. Good work,
loyv nrices.and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Messrs. Jack Temple and George w.
Warren have just returned from Lick-Run
Bridge, Botetourt county, where they have
been spending few weeks hunting and
fishing, with fine success. This is the
place TO 20 for good sport.
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7 F A n u IF .

"If you are suffering from poor health
sor languishing bed of sickness,
take cheer, VI you arc simply Siling,
'or ~ YOU feel weak and dispiritcd,
'wlthout clearly knowing why, Hop
sBltiors will surely cure you."
"Ifyon arc A Minister. and have ovcrta xcd your
self with your pastoral duties. Mother, worn
!, on, with care aud work, a man Of business OF
kahorcr Weakened by the strain Of your everyday
duties or man Of letters, toiling over your mid
n, gnt work, Hop Bi,terS viii surely strengthen
you"
If YOU are suffering from
'oNer-catin2 or drinking,
any indiscrctiou or diSsipa-
'tion, or are young and grow
ing too fast, as Is often the
case
-Or If you are In the workshop, on
the farm, AZ the desk, anywhere, and
feel thai your system needs cleansing,
toning. or stimulating, without iutoSi-
eating; if y0n are old blood shin and
Impure. pulse feeble, nerves unsteady,
faculties waning, Hop Bltters is wha;
'you need TO give YOU new life, health.
and yigor."
II you are costiyc or dyspeptc, or suf-
fering from any other Of the numerous
diseases Of the stomach or bowels, IL is
your own fault n you remain Ill.
If You are wasting away with any
form Of kidney-disesSe, stop tempting
death this moment, and turn for cure
u Hop Bitters.
II you are sick with that
terrible sickness Nervous
ness, you viii find a Balm
I'm Gileadm in Hop Bitters. /.
If you are frequenicr or resident
Of a miasmatic district, barricade your
system against the scOurge Of all coun-
tries-malaria, epidcmie, bilious and
Intermittent feycrs-by the use Of Hop
Btters.
II you have rough pimply, or sallow skln' ba'
breath. Hop B.tiers viii give you fair skin' ficl
blood the sweetest breath, and health. 5000 VII
be tald FOR a case they viii no; cure or help.
That poor. bcdiddon invalid wife, sister. mo
tner. or daughter, can bc made the picture o
health by Few bottles Of Hop biters, costing bu
atrife. au 2l-TuThlwJ &salm
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
HI RICHMOND VA.

III RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 90,
1883, and continues niDe months.
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON. a. NJ, Professor Of
II. II. HARRIS, NJ. A.. LII. d., Professor Of
Greek.
A. n. BROWN, ID. D.. Professor of English
EDWARD Il. SMITH. NJ. A., Professor Of xathe-
mates.
CHARLES II. WINSTON, W. A., LII. D.. Pro-
fessor OF Pnyscs.
PURYEAR, A. NJ, LII. D., Professor of Chem.
istry.
WILLIAM d. THOMAS, MA, ID. D., Profcs.
Professors HAisRIs and SMITH, Modern Lam
guages.
EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
Two hundred and four dollars per nine months
session cover all the expen - Of entrlnce-fees.
tuition, board. fuel, lights and washing. Eighty
seven dollars and ty cents viii meet the expenses
of nonresident student.
Within the last year more than $4,000 has
been expended In buildings and improvements.
greatly increasing the comfort and convenience Of
Students and enlarging the facilities OF the nsti-
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 adj
dress IS. PURYEAR.
jy S-tSe 20 Chairman.
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MozARr To-NIGHT.-First, overture,
"Zum Volkfest," (CarI) Amatuer Orches.
ira; second. soprano solo, "Cavatina."
Ernani. IVerdi,) Mrs. Minnie Roehm, Of
BALTIMORE : third, trio, clarinet, cello, and
piano. tMozart,) Messrs. Henry Schneider
tof PblladeIphia), ThIlow, and Reinhardt;
fourth. "Soiitude, Caprice" (Mercadante,) J
Amateur Orchestra; fifth. soprano solo,
;. Pages Song" Hugnenois, tMeycrbeer,)
Mrs Minnie Roehm, Of Baltimore; sixth,
clarinet solo, "Une mutt etoilee," (Baer-
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arrested I'm Male Attire.

On Main street last evening police Of
ticer had his attention attracted by the sus-
picious actions OF a young man. ON ac-
costing the youth the officer was surprised
to find that he was addressing a young
woman. The suit she wore was an ele-
CANT cashmere, worth fully Slj. but which
can be obtained for 500 at the Mlstit
store. 9l2 Main strccI.
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We have received The immigrants
Friend. published by Messrs. Manning C..
Staples & Co.. 1908 Main street. II con-
tains q large number OF farms in their
hands for sale; and any one contemplating
the purchase OF real estate would do well
TO call and see them.
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Go to Jackson's, 3O3 Broad street, il you
are buying China, Crockery. Glassware,
Toilet Sets, Cutlery, Tinware, &C.,
&c. He has also quite an assortment OF
Decorated and other Lamps. You will
find that all his goods are sold at low prices.
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nIYINENDS.

RICHMOND, August z, 1883.
rrO THE CREDITORS OF THE RICH
uoND RANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY: Please take not notise &c that p ctvr
AND INTEREST,
will be paid on aud after the lorh AUGUST
NExT. Al the planters National Bank, which div
idcnd viii complete the payment In tslI o. prinei-
- ."1 CHARLES y. wHrrLYck,
II sstee.
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aUCrION SALES THIS DAY.

w H. LYME & CO. 81 r. NJ. frame dwelling
25O6 east Grace street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO. os L. NJ, frame
dwelling and store adjoining corner OF Thirty
second and streets.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. lOs a. W., h.usehoid iur'
pftsr, m &c.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, }
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Va. :

August y, 1855. J
understand Il report is in circulation
that there are a number OF cases OF scarlet
fever at this place. This is miSrepreScn-
tation. There is not case here, and ! have
never known the place so free OF all dis
eases. ISAAC WHITE,
Resident Physician.
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A MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
Moe ~ nj a very low figure. y tot or TNO-lNtH
KIN sFfINe;. with PULLEYs; also. a lot OF SEC
oND-HAND RUBBER BELIlNH, varying IN
with from 2E To l2 inches. Can be seen by APP
plying to 90, IT., h,nt !" and .,r~ Tree,
an 0o-2t
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,sono,,,,oIocr,m 10 the DIspatch.J

Especial Telegram 20 MT UIspaV'H'I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 30-l A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair wea-
ther, preceded by light local rains, winds
mostly northerly, rising barometer, sta
tiouary temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, generally
fair weather. northerly winds, rising
barometer, nearly stationary temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy.
TONETEHEBsn YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 20;
o A. NJ, rs; noon, 50; u. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, II; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 76 sc.
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Nnficc.

RIcuMoYD, Va, August 4, 1888.
We have this day appointed Goddin X
Tribbett sole agents for the sale OF our eel
brated cigar " star OF Cuba"
|. HERNANDEZ Il Co.
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A Cnll UpOu Cnssius.

Among the letters written during the
last presidential campaign and which have
Just come to light is the following:
LINwooD, September %, 1880.
Gorernor JetceH:
My Dear Sir,-The expenditure OF CSC, 900
by your committee will insure the electoral
vote OF Virginia for Garfield and Arthur.
"Help MS. Cassius, or we sink"
Yours truly. JOHN +. LEWIS.
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8itlmond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY........ AUGUST 30. 1888.

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
LATioN OFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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The Original Lime-Ade

made by George SchGn, and drawn from
the coolest OF fountains, has tremendous
run. Try ii.
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IF EATING WERE y FELONY
n COULD NOT GE MORE TERRIBLY PUN
ISUED THAN BI THE IORTVRtS OF lNDl
GESTION. WHY ENDURE TllEMy EVERY
DN>PEPTIC KNOWS. OR OF GIT 10 i NOW
THAT TARRANT> EFFERNESCENT SEl. r
ZEH APFhIENT u 4 SPECIFIC FOR TIE
COMPLAINT WHY THEN SUFFkR. 1T y
SHEER FOLLY. SOLD b ALL DRUGGISTS
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mann,) Mr.. Henry Schneider, OF Philadel-
phia; seventh "Torpedo Gallop." (Du-
rege.) Amateur Orchestra.
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-VEyvORE UNIVERSITY uIGHi

II ENMORE UNIVERSITY II | q III
IN SCHOOL. II. \. STROBE (Ni1thematical
Medalist L. Na.l, Principal, near Amherst {. H.,
Va Session begins september 6ih, Prepara-
tory To- the University of virginia. \ high grade
Limited school Students received a. members of
the family For dccunnial catalogue. giving full
particulars, aGdre,s the Principal For testimo
luials. see sundays issue Of thi, paper.
10 a.
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rNUE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY
L FOR GIRLS, NEAR BALTiMOhE-Noted
for hcathfulness. thorough instruction. careful
training, and refining influences Of Christian
home. The next term will begin SEPTEMBER
10TH. Rev. ARTHUR j. RICH. \. VI. NJ d..
Recinr. ReisterstOw Nd. ~ l9-Ih&sa2m
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6
REASONS r
FoR USING
HoRsFoRD'S
BREAD
PREPARArIoN'
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Late weather Report.

Entered at the Post-ofice at Richmond. va, ne
second-class mauer.l
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SUMAC WANTED IL LARGE OR
WANTED. by \ YOUNG MAN OF
|. YOUNG LADY DESIRES \ STU

n ALTON AS TEACHER In priyIte family.
PleDarcd 10 reach the usual English hrdnchc.l
Mathematics. Elementary Latin. and Music Re
4, rences exchanged Address VI. \. a..
au 23-Th&Saett care OiSpGfch ON e.
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THE CAsCADILLA SCHOOL.

Il ESTABLISHED IN 1875.
A SCHOOL OF special instruction for college
students aud for those preparing for college or
scientific school. summer term begins ULY 5riI.
September review bcGlna SEPTEMBER iSr. ssDl
term begins SEPTEMBER 22D. For farther In
formation, address JOHN G. ROLFE, Secretary OF
Cascadila School, Ithaca, MY. ~ 31-eodlm
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MISS j. r. WREAkS' BOARDING
vi SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND chill
DREN, 80 east seventy. y.seventh street, New York,
reopens ssEPTEMBER2TTH Number Of Doarders
limited. Address, until. September 18TH, care T..
sTOCKBRIDGE, Central Valley, NY
iy .eod3m
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Tau 25-Sa,Tu&Th2wl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-30
WANTED. FARM. WITH GOOD

w DWELLING aud other buildings: OHt 10
THREE HUNDRED ACRES. within thirty
miles OF Richmond: near depot healthy location
land susceptible Of improvement. II not aictdy
tu good CONDITION. Address Box 0s. Richmond,
va giving full description and lowest cash pI1cc.
au 2s-TuIh&Sa3t