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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
Hricfs and Personals.

The Academy Of Medicine have resolved
that q" the novel practice. fast growing into
a custom, II ticing mp our street, ~ c1sr OF
sickness i am innovation not authorized
either lv humanity or necessity, except IN
case, Of an extraordinary character VIII y
the privilege may Doe granted for three days.
ANY extension beyond three day, ShOI'd
Lc Gy fresh application and renewal Of All
th0riiy."
The Republicans IN the senate are making
a big fight against the rod.se>'.9cnt Bill
Yesterday was pn0thcr hot day.
The dog-catchcrs were ont Yesterday
evening and gathered in many worthless
cuIs. There are th0u-and, OF them TINT
make the night Lidcous. and that ought 10
share the same tlte, but VIII no, q. they
are licensed.
Amongst recent arrivals al the Orkney
Springs we're Mrs. Thomas W. McConcc,
Ms. Wllic McCauce and child, Mrs.
Charles Watkins and two children, Mrs.
Charles skukcr. Mi's Nary Skinkcr, Mas
tCrC. r. Skinkcr, Miss susie Siarke, Mrs.
Willie stokes and three children, Mrs. W.
j. Yarbrough, Mrs. :. {. shields, Master
Corbln Shields. Nr. and Mrs. Willie L.
Yarbro"eh and two children, Mrs. Thomas
Potts. Mr.. Alien Potts, Mr.. +. Y. Brce-
den. Misses Bowers, Miss Marie Kelley,
Mr. Russell Kelley, Miss Ioline Nose,
Mr.. Walter y. Moses. Master George hel-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Whitlock ana
three children, Mr. \. d. Parr. Mrs. \.
+. Goodman aud family, and othcr'-all oi
Richmond.
Should the General Assembly refuse to
adjourn over until November II Is now
generally understood that the election law
known a the Mccormick bill will be re-
enacted with the freeholder clause left out,
10 take OBJECT January /, 1884, and that the
present Legislature will elect at once the
eiectorll hOlrds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
Tic rfOzari.EIan Acheme.

\ meeting Of tie members composing the
Richmond Mozart Association was held at
their hall night before last.
ON motion. Mr. \. BIrg3min presided,
and James W. Pc-ram acted a. secretary.
Nessrs. Samuel Sinlon and John Tyler
were appointed comm:ttca on proxies,
and reported siXty-three present in person
and by proxy.
Mr.. >iuton stated that the meeting had
Iccn called for The purpose u appealing 10
Tie Circuit Court fora change in the char
ter Of the Association enabling them 10
hold property. &c.. and offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
HcSohed. That the Board Of Governors
be directed 10 apply 10 The Circuit Court
for an amendment 20 the charter OF tile
Richmond Mozart Association authorizing
the same 10 hold stock IN IN auxiliary Mo-
2art Association, and 10 acquire such pro-
perry. real and personal, n may DE dcsirl-
.le for TIE purposes a the h'sociyion'
not exceeding In value tire >um 0t mo-
Geo: and further authorizing the Board OF
Governors TO raise such necessary amO.ntS
for said purposes as lhoy may think tit by
the sale 0i membership privileges and the
issue ~ bonds secured by mortgage or deed
Of uust on the property of the Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
rhe Noten Dog nn.y,,ng noycr.

This very valuable and nOtei English
setter viii De entered iu the coming field
NAL. Ia the State OF New ! orh this winter.
Pr,ylous 10 being sent to New York ne
will receive several weeks he.d-pmc;icc in
Virginia 1T the hands 81 one of the most
accomplished proiCssional trainer, in this
country. Rover comes from the cell rbrltcd
Llewciln strain II Ea-ilsh sett,r,. He is
black, white. and tan, well tick q, and is
one Of the handsomost dogs eYec imported
20 America lie won TIE first AMI special
prlz,s in the bench show at the Crystal
Palace, London, season oi 1881. and was
thereafter purchased for very large sum
md imported by his present owner, Nr. T.
L. Taylo q thus city. Rover l. grand
Geld.Gog, and 4 the expectations of his
numerous admirers among the sportsmen
of Virginia axe realized he viii add new
laurels TO his reputation by his work in the
frid.fTiale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
AN ALMOST ERRO BLESS GAME.
The yirsi,ias Lose Their Frat Game with
the Ealumores.
rccis, telegram 10 the Dispatch

lsrcciai telegram 10 the Dlspa,eh.i
RAlIIxoRy, Mp.. August I0.-By hea-y
batting and good fielding the Bsitimores
won their first game from the Virginia
club this afternoon. For the home team
Henderson ard Trott were the battery,
sea,nst The Dugan brothers for ihe visitors.
Henderson played q good game. lie was
well supported by Trott. both playing
without an error. Henderson struck out
ten hands.
The battery for the visitors was their
only weak point, Edward Dugan allowing
the hCme team 10 make eleven hts, and
William Dugan bad three passed baiis,
which were very costly. Larsin, iate OF
the Baltimore Club, accepted every chancc
nj the second base, but he could not MT
Henderson. Trot', Clinton, and stesrns
carried oil the honors al the bai, and DICK
crson and York took every fly that came
within their reach. The only error made
by The home club was in the tiith inning,
when Maccullar fumbled hot grounder.
In the fifth inning Powell. Of the Viz
ginis. led off with good two-bagger,
Johnston got first on Mlccullar's error.
Larkiu struck hot grouuder to Maccullar.
which was fielded 10 perfection to third
base. Powell was put ont between second
and third. in which the entire nine either
assisted or stood on the line from one base
to the other shouting to the players what to
do.
The same clubs play tomorrow, and
Goldsmith, the new pitcher, VIII occSpy
the box, and Burns, Casey. and McGinnis
will be placed in the held for the home
team. Tratlley will catch GOldsnith.
Appended il The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

In the disposal Of the Treasurer, Tor
all accounts. there is rs OF date
little more than el,e00,O0s. The next
accessions to this fund, In any eohsId-
erahle amount, cannot come before pe
ccmher next. In the mean uIhe
many and large expenditures mustbe m'ae'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
tn IN, bdksD, Of TIE Dispatch,

take II for granted that the people VIII
MOI consent 10 the rcnumberinz OF the
streets from First TO Thry-fourth, with
all the attendant expense OF new signs and
Numbers, new letter and bill.heads, new
brands, etc. to say nothing OF the conIu.
sion that will be caused posterity when
they look into the deed-boohs.
The best thing to be done 10 TO call tne
West-Fnd sross-streets AVENUES.
Let Foushec street he named Centai ave-
nue., Adams street First avenue, Jsuer.
son Second avenue, &C., &c. This done, u
the city grows 10 be as big as London,
there viii never be need of any further
change OF system. Fifth street can't bc
easily ooniounded with Fifth avenue, and
not house number viii have TO DC
changed; not one IN the whole city. I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
HE Death List.

The following l. the official mortuary
report for the city ~ Richmond for the
week ending saturday. August lC. lNSt:
. Whole number Of deaths in the city, eX-
elusive Of still-births, 35.
Cause Of Death: BrIghrs disease, !
ChOlcra-iniartum, ,; congestion OF lungs.
1: consumption. {; conyulsions (infintile)
3 droIsy,l; dySenterv. |; fever tcOngos-
tive, /; fever ltyphO-malariiD.4 4; gastritis,
/: heart. disease, !; hyirocephalus. 1; ina
nition. /; infantlc locSjaw, :; inaamml-
ton OF brain, jaundicc, ,; mIrasmus, = /;
meningitis, /; oh age. =; premature
birth. /. unknown, I; womb-diSeaSe. /.
Age: One day 10 thirty.5; one month
20 six. ): six months tO twelve, /; on
year TO tmcc. 3: five years 10 ten. =; ten
vcsr. to twenty, ,; twenty years 10 thirty.
): thirty years 10 forty, 3; forty years TO
fity, >; fifty years Ia sixty. |; sixty years
TO seventy, /; seventy years TO eighty, /;
eighty years to ninety, 1; unknown, ..
TEMPERATURE: Mean temperature for
week ending August ., 19,91, for the week
ending August II, 1S.7l.
Rmn( n(W.-Amouat Of rainfall for week
cuding August Q, 600 inches; for week
ending August Is. C.l0 inches.
R0te.--Ratc OF mortality OF whole p0pu.
lation was 2i.79 per LOCO per annum ;
rate Of mortality Of white population was
lG.Is per 1.00O per annlnn; rate II NOR
tciity Of coiored population was $3.50 per
: 600 Btr uuIlln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
en.ps. Of rtreee Nsnss,s.


lam GLAD 10 see that some one is ready
TO help pay for the change of numbers OF
our streets, because there are some estaIes
owning many smslItenement which wouid
be put 70 considerable expense " tnn
change .s made. I cannot tell VIA, TOE
cost would be for each house, oo. ~ III
representing an estate having within the
city limits over one hundred and nsty
tebements, many of them very small ana
worthless, feel II my duty 10 say that u
would be wrong for public convenienee 70
put us 10 q cost which. added 90 burden
some taxation, cost OF psvements. &c.
seems now welnigh con6scatiou. n the
CITY Council shall order this change lei the
City Council provide the funds for the
WORK, or taking the $500 from ous geue-
rous citizen. make up the deficit. Doubt
less uniformity In size and style OF num-
bers would he required, costly and orna-
mental. Let those who wan, u nay.
y q. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
Grading Alleys.

The Committees on Streets and He ltl
held conference last night and considered
. resolution referred hy the Common Coun'
ell which provides that the alleys Of the
city shall be graded and the expense paid
for on; OF the city treasury instead OF being
paid for by the properiy-owners. as at pre-
sent. The two committees decided to re-
commend to the Council that IL Is ipeXpe-
dent to adopt the resolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
Thc Worlds Exposition as New Or.
ICanE

The Board OF Control o. the states in
tcrcst in the World, Exposition met at the
Governors mansion Monday night Pre-
sent: Governor Cameron, Commissioner j.
NJ. Blanton, Colonel Randolph Harrison,
Commissioner Of Agriculture; Major \. II.
Drewry. Colonel II. c. Parsons, and Gen.
eral V. ID. GroEer.
The Board passed a resolution recon-
mcnding that the Legislature appropriate
$4,000 10 aid the State in being properly
represented at the Worlds Exposition at
New Orleans.
After the transaction OF routine business
the Board adjourned to meet at the Natural
Bridge september ist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
c,,,sbc., by Car.Wheel,,

Yesterday afternoon Mr. Samuel Gold
smith, Of this city, undertook to jump on
the cars at,Charlottesyille, and In so doing
fell beneath the car-wheeIs. and had one OF
his legs crushed so badly that amputation
was found necessary.
Mr. GoIi-mith is from Richmond. and Is
a son OF Mr.. NJ. Goldsmith, Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
POIico Court.

The following eases were disposed Of
Yesterday morning:
Frank Mayo (cOlored) was fined - for
leaving his hack and soliciting passengers
1t the Chesapeake aud OHIO depot.
William Blnnstcr and MoAs Jackson
were fined g each ioI being disorderly and
soliciting passengers At the Union depot.
George Scuy ana John C9sar were fined
- each for keeping hogs on their premises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
ur Vi q Nureil.

Ii was Mr. j. Il. Welsh. not Mr. Burch,
WHO resigned his membership on the City
Committee night before last. Mr.. Burch
viii remain. and will be IN the future rs he
has been in the past one OF the best work
ers in BE party. II was matter oi gene.
raj regret that Mr.. Welsh could not con-
sent 10 serve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
Williamsburg Asylum.

4 committee OF The Board Of Visitors OF
the Eastern LunatIe Asylum were before
the Senate Finance Committee yesterday
morning asking for $4,000 to bore an AZ
t,si1H well. 10 pnI up new water-,aak, 70
purchase iire-cnginc, &c.
The Finance Committee have not yet re-
rnriel on the suhioct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
p,cuvovn "a, August TO- 1894.

RICHMOND. Va. August 10. ISL
We desire to acknowledge our thanks TO
the Fire Department, and especially the
Tcnth-Strect Hose Company, for extreme
promptness at fire In our store night OF the
18th instant, and no less TO Fireman Lemuel
l.. Lynch snd 10 Captain J. Z. Phillips.
who were first a; the building giving dlrec-
tions and assistance. We are Obliged TO Mr..
Al. Wendcnberg Tor courtesy.
BIssw ANGER a Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

SPRINGFIELD. TENN.
Dy. J. Pr1dftld: Dear Sir,-My daughter has
teca suGc ing for manY wears with that dreadful
afaic:ion knoNn as Female Disease, which has COS,
me many dollars, ahd notwithstanding had the
tsst medical attendance, could not IND relief. |
have Escd many other kinds Of medicines With
cut any effect. had just about given her up, and
was out ~ heart hui happened In the Store Of W.
W. Ecklcr, several weeks since, md he, knowing
of my daughters afiliciion. persuaded me 10 buy
bottle q your Female Regulator. She began 20
i'm prove at once. l was 50 delighted with its cf-
fccts that bought several more bottles Ofit; and
knowing what DO about &c, If to-day one Of my
family was suffering with that awful dlsc1S,
would have Vt II 1t cost $50 y bottle; for can
truihfuily say 10 has cured my daughter sound and
VOL: and n.ysolf and wife do most heartily recon-.
ncrdvour Female Regulator 10 be just What II Is
r,urosCuted tu DE.
Respectfully,
II. -. FEATHERSTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
An Exhibition Test

Of The Harden IIand-Greuade. for the In
stanlaneous suppression OF fires. viii be
gwen at Ci.y.IIall lot. In front OF Ford's
Hotel. this afternoon NJ o O'Clock. the wea-
ther permitting; II not, 1t will be given on
the following evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
BOTH N THE FIELD.
40 Fusion Of the Malone and Wickaam
Electoral Tickets

The result OF General Mahone's confer
cncc with the Republican members Of the
Legislature Is that no concessions are male
10 General Wickham and the S;raight0u's.
The Confcrrccs di,claim any ri.Lt oi any
tody to alter the ticket ~ chosen 10y the
Convention beyond what may be neces.
saGy to fill vacancies that may be created.
or to conform the ticket 10 the new elcc.
toral law, in which ca>os the state EXccu-
tive Committee will act; and they assert
that the action Of The Chicago Convention
settled every question at issue aS to the
orsanization OF the Republican party in
Virginia. aud tla; every voter believing in
The principles they e>pousc lis cordially
inyited to join cur party, and Is assured OF
full fellowship, without prejudice By
former political differences
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
An Cld Virgfnta Home.

Ladies and gentlemen visiting New York
will ind a charming home At Mrs. Powha'
tan Weisiger's, No. 60 west nineteenth
street. with all the dclieacies Of the season,
and at an exceedingly moderate rate. Ac.
eommodaiions strictly first class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
Otiscr Games.


Washington: Nationals, /; Wilmingtons,
2.
New York: MclropolianS, II; Brook.
lyns. |. RutIalos. |: New YOrks, 3.
Cincinnati: Chicagos (Unions). g; Gin
cinnstis N'nion,l 1.
York. Pa. lron.idoS. IL; Yo:ks, 3.
Providence: Providence. 4 ; Detroits. ..
To-lon: Bostons, (; Chicagos, 3.
Newark. y. j.. Alcntown-, 3; Domes-
tics. 4.
Indianapolis: Columbus, :; Indianspo-
H.. ,.
Louisville: Louisyilles. 6: II. Louis, l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

Day before yesterday Mr.. Charles Jones.
one Of me Western Union lnemen. fell Off
a pole at Ashland, while changing the
wire. and was severely hurt. Mr. Jones is
from Washington, ID. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
yynqo. In tbe Cav Dcpartmout.

The City Council passed a resolution
giving authority TO The Committee on Ligh,
10 regulate the wages OF the employees in
the Gas Department, but the Mayor has
vetoed tie resolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
.yucgc Nominated.

The Democratic caucus yesterday evening
nominated John ". stout, Esq. as Judge
OF tie County Cour. OF Augusta, to succeed
JUDGE ". A. Hudson, resigned.
The nomination u a judge for Hanover
county was passed by.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PETERS
Z BURG. VA The twentieth annual scs Aon
u-irs t.e FIRST MONDAY II OCIOBEN.
Thorough preparation for Uniye sity OF Nirg n1
and United St1tCs Military and Naval Academies
Highly recommended hy Faculty of the University
Of ofNirginia. tull staff Ofinstruct0rs. Pupils uni
fornlV .ucccesful. situation hcathfHl. kafiY
application advised, as number ef boardcrs i
strictly limited For catalogue address
W.GORDON NCCABE.
iv lE.2m Head Master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
w q NJ A n 1.
HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MAT
TERs OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MASKIND.
NFAp MARIETTA, GA.

NFNN WNNFTTTNf wv
Some months age bought bottle OF Dr. d.
Eradscid's Female Regulator aud used II In nv
family With great satisfaction. have rocom'
mondcd 1; 10 lhrco families. and they hsVc found
!, 20 be ,ns, what Is claimed for II The females
who have rscd u arc nov in perfect health and
shic 10 attend 70 their household duties
REV. II. Il. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

STATE or GEORGIA, TRouP COUNTY.
Ihavo examined the recipe of Dr. Josiah Brad
fcld. and pronounce it to De combination ot
m, ,dicInes of great merit in rhe treatment Of all
diseases of females Tor which ho rccommendslL
WILLIAM T.. BEASLEY, ~. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

Treatise on thc Hoalih and Happiness Of Woman
mailed free.
IuF ERApFITID REGULATOR COMPANY,
BOX .. Atlanta, Ga
fan lq-dlwSwlti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
ytTF<LEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

w sTAIrNTON, VIRGINIA.
OPENS SEPTEMBER %. 1854. One ot the
FiHsT - tR0OI IS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN THk
UNITED STATES. Surroundings beanutnl. tu-
Ina q unsurpassed. One hundred and forlY-three
board ug pupils from eighteen Statcj TERMS
sNoNG TIiE RES'r N TIE UNION. Board,
Washing. Inslish Cour,e, Latin, French, German
instrumental Music, &C.. for scholastic year. IRON
September 10 June, Sz3S. For catalogues write -
Rfv. W. a. HARRIS, ID. D.. Prc,ideni:
a. IN Nkffw Glnunfou. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
BooRS, STATIONERY, &c.


MAGAZINES FURNISHED 81 BECK
WI WITH PAtUAN. in single numbers or
L. annual sul -cfiher--NlZ.: Ceatury, l3rlers
Atlantic. Popular Monthly. Liviag Age, y. Nicho-
la, oung ieOpls. Graphic, Anc' icln AIcmiert'
ID. morcst. N00ng tadtes' journal. ~hahcslc r.
ans. sunday Magazine, American History. slack.
wood. aha lhe Iughsh Reviews ~ puhnsh
pilcsf. au l7-dcodSw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON 4 ADAMSON. trustees saie of house
and Jet fronting on south line OF Everett street
between Seventeenth aud Fillmore streets /,
Nanofc.ter, Va. at 4:iO NJ.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 O'Clock. animals, bug
gi,s, phaet0us and wagons.
JOHN POE, JR., chief of Police. 10 A. Mp hogs
and gosts.
JNO LAUGHTON, JR., l0s A. NJ, furniture.
cigars. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

MISS ANN EFT l. SCllENCK'S
NGI- NC LADIES AND CHILDREN east Eff
tv-eghth street, New York facing Ceatral Park,
WI open OCTOBER lsr. kindergarten, Priina-
lion. Ecionncrs: Bishop stephens, OF PPnnsY-
Nauia: Assistant bishop Potter Hon. Eiwaris
N,w york: Bishop Luilciohn ana Rev Noah
Hunt Schcnck. d. d., Brooklyn: General r. c.
S..hfnrk. Washington. u. &. iv H-WN~fFn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
rRIXY.

THE DIsPATCH JoB-PWNTINc House. Is thor
onehly equipped To do al kinds 4 BOOK AND
a. the shortest notise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
Elegant Ctaer vinegar

FoUR YEARS OLD,
Fresh Spices leyery Variety, at
CHRISTIAN X WHIyE's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

1es4 g 7 Total
B.uimor,s.....i 2 q q
Nirrtnias. .......O q
Earned runs Balthnores, 6. Two-bl'c hitt-
Clinton, SI.arn.. 1rutt. Schrnck. and Powell
Tlrc,-ha.c lh'a-rrOu ard Nash. llr,t hh-" on
ha!l~-Dickprson aud Manning. tirst htse on
crrors- Johnston. struck out-llcnd,r on, 10,
Dugan. 2. Passed balls-prgiu, g.. liuc' one
lo,,r and foriv minutes. Umpire, Jack Valentine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
T'RIxY


BOOK ASD Jon PRINTING neatly execute / At the
Dispatch Jol,-rrint ng House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

FACULTY:
EDMUND HARRISON, 4. NJ Professor Of Latin;
II. II. HARRIS, NJ. A.. LII. d.. Professor Of Groek;
A. R BEOwN. -. d.. IL. D.. Professor Of English
INV U SWIM. NJ. A.. Professor Of Mathematics:
CnARLTs II. WINSTON, NJ. n, Ill. D., Professor
Of Physics;
Try:
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS, VI. A., ID. d., Professor Of
Philosophy;
Professors SMITH and HARRIS, Modern Ian
PuagCs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
DAMrATWE MALE ACADEMY.

Tie .ryoutccuth session OF Cis school VII coG-
r,tnce On the FIRST DAY or OCTOBER.
1cachrr, EDGAR B. HAIMOND, graduate OF
the University OF Nirt ina.
Fcr circulars apply 20 -
Ninquiu ppsi-Oih-e,
an G-fodtOel King William county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
rXpFNsrs OLE A RrsInENr srirnENr.

y
Two hundred and four dollars rcr nine months
session cover all the expenses 0t entrance fees. tai
ton. board. fuel. lights aud washing.
Eigbty-seyon dollars aud fifty cents will meet
tie expenses Of n non.rcsidCnt student.
Tho coilCCe-PrOuuds, comprising thirteen acros
Of land, have been greatly improved and beariihef
iu The l1st two years. The institution offers Verv
superior advantages In the hcalthfulness Of It's lo
cation, In It's abundant provision for the comfort
snu convenience Of students. and m the extent and
thoroughness Of it, course of instruction.
For catalogues. giving fun Information. spply Al
The bookstores, or address II. PIkl khR.
iv 23-dcOd2m,sw&W2m Chairman Faculty..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

DEACH's BOARDING AND ID \ y
- SCHOOL, S22 FAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. NA.-fhe twentieth session com
faenccs MONDAY, September 10th, and continue
nine m0nths. Circulars al the bookstore, or upon
Application 10 ,. Il. bbACH.
~ IR.su.W SF2m Principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

DELLENUE HIGH SCHOOL.
ID BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
For BOYS and loang Men. PREPARES tor Busi-
ness. Collcce, or University. Thoroughly and
Handsomely equipped. Full corps Of instructors.
Frr 1atgiocue. address v. X. ABBOT,
" Principal.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20

DARROTT'S FARisH HOTEL, CHAR
j IOTTFsyiLIK, VA, IN the centre OF the
city, opposite the public square Rates W 20 $3.50
nor day Largest Ru1 bcsi-Srranged Hotel Ia
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bles WITH every assurance az giylDg satisfaction,
we solicit The travelling public 10 give Us call.
trains. W.J PAR.orT.
ie 4.eod3m Owner aud Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-20
CwARrHMoRE COLLEGE,
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Under care of members of The Religious Society
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Scientifc. ani Literary. Also. g PREPARATORY
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ness. Extensive grounds; new and costly build
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