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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Grand "naryest Noon" Excursion.

Owing TO o change in the schedule Of the
steamer Ariel. no more MONDAY Moon
lights" can he given this season, bus as
they have been 30 popular. and the COM
pany has been so strongly urged to give
lone mOre,' particularly as we have such
a "hot wave" and beautiful harvest
moOn." It has been decided TO give grand
"Harvest Moon" excursion on the Ariel
next Tuesday night to Dutca Gap and re-
turn. AS an additional attraction, the
tickets for this excursion will be reduced
one half. to the wonderfully y-cheap rate OF -
cents. and children under ten years free.
The Ariel has accommodation for 1000
passengers. but 10 prevent anv chance oI
crowding or discomfort, only 500 Will be
allowed on board. This will probably be
the last excursion this season, ana under
the many and delightful attractions
offered. we believe the 500 win he aboard.
and we are sorry already for those who
will be turned away. Go early 10 make
sure Of this delightful trip. The usual
attractions OF music, dancing, hot-fi.h
supper, refreshments. strcct-car conrec-
tiOnS. and perfect order are guaranteed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Briers and Personals.

DR.. Jacob Achsux returned to the city
last evening.
General Peyton Wise ha. returned TO the
city from a visit TO the White Sulphur
Springs.
Mr. James Rodpath will deliver his pop
ular lecture "Ireland and Her Traducers f"
at Cathedral Hall Monday night for the ben
eft Of ST. Vincent de PsuPs Coniraternity.
On and after to-day the Richmond and
Danville train leaving here at 1:2S A. N.
will leave at 2 A. NJ. York River train
will leave at $40 L. ". instead OF 3:4j Il.
n, as heretofore. For other changes see
advertisement.
A match game OF baseball was played IN
Manchester Yesterday between the Arlins-
tons and Old Dominions. The latter won
by u score OF 3 to |. Lithgow made three
bagger.
The Swedish brig Hugo, 25i tons, Cap
tain n. +. Ohsson. cleared yesterday for
Bahia, with 2.925 barrels -four, 100 kegs
lard and 80 bags pepper, valued at Sl6,3l5;
AOur shipped by Gallego Mills. HaIall-
Crensbaw Company, and Dunlop x Me-
Canoe.
John Podesta, formerly OF Richmond, ar
rived at New York last Thursday from Ge-
TO see his brother.
The Mayor OF Norfolk has ordered out
Of the various show windows in that city
display bills OF the "Adamless Eden Com
papy," which ho deemed Of an obscene
character.
Al the late meeting OF the Agents Asso-
citation Of the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company Colonel John B. Cary,
OF this city, was for the third time reelected
president. Colonel Cary and son are general
SCENTS Of the Northwestern for the States
OF Virginia and North Carolins. &c.
List OF arrivals OF Richmond people Al
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
from August 30th to September 9th John
F. Lay. r. W. Chamberlayne, Mrs. Rossiie
:. Winston, D. G. Clay. Page McCarty'
Mrs. F. X. Scott, +. w. Scott, George w.
Donaldson, W. r. Trigg, Joseph Bryan
William Ryan, &. Z. Workman, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. John NJ. Noting. j: 8. Cren,
shaw, G. Lorraine, Mrs. l.. s. Trigg and
maid, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ii. Mayo. Arth. D.
Clarke. w. g. Ludwig. J. p. George, w.
II. Chentham. Il. T. James, Miss Lucy
Lyon, Dr. Thomas J. Riddell, X. NJ. Berke-
Icy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
MANCHESTER AND CHESTERFIELD
Speaking at the Courthouse Tomorrow
Road Case Personal.


Mr.. William Dandy, an active Democrat
OF Midlothian district, Is lying quite SICK nj
his home.
Mr.. Robert Crump, OF Manchester magis-
terial district. Is very i'll.
Major BENJAMIN II. Nash and Wyndham
Meredith. Esq. OF Richmond, viii speak at
Chesterfield Courthouse tomorrow, and will
discuss the political issues OF the canvass.
Hon. George ID. Wise VIII also be present,
II he returns from California in timeto reach
Chesterfield on that day.
Miss Lille Dyer, OF Swansboro', died
Friday night.
Judge :. BJssett French Il in Prince
George county. but will be in the city some
time during next week.
Il. A. Hancock, Esq. was well enough
yesterday 10 be IN his office.
The Democrats OF Manchester magiste-
rial district met at Morris>ette's Hall sat
urday evening and organized for the can
yasS.
Mr. 4. L. Adamson and family are stop
ping at Bon Air.
A telegram reached the city at late hour
FRIDAY night suI0moning Mr.. John L.
sampson TO the bedside OF his little daugh-
ter. whose condition was very critical
The child wgs well when she left home
Friday morning.
The loDg-contested road case involving
the extension OF Hull street 70 the Broai-
rock road will be heard on Tucsday-the
second day OF the september term OF the
County Court. The petitions for aud
against the openmg Of the road are nu-
n erously signed. EX-Judge ". /. Clop-
ton is counsel for those favOrng the new
road. and A. c. Attkisson, ESD, represents
the other side.
The September term is the regular grand
jury term. but the morals OF the county are
so very good that there will be scarcely
anything for this honorable body to con-
slider.
The cases Of Commonwealth rs. Caroline
Jones for larceny. Commonwealth rs. j. c..
Tignor for trespass, and few other mis-
demcanor cases will be tired during this
term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday morning:
Mary Lou Kendrlck, disreputabIe fe-
male. was fined a. for being drunk and
using profnne language, TO the annoyance
OF persons in the neighborhood.
Jack Venable (colored), for stealing one
lot OF tobacco from the J. B. Pace Tobacco
Company, was jailed for thirty days.
Ida Mckenzie and Victoria Ford were
charged with cursing and abusing each
other. The principals asked permission to
withdraw the charges. The Police Justice
granted the request, but required costs to
be paid.
W. J. Faudreo was fined $3.50 and cost
for being drunk and disOrderly in the
street.
Otto Morgenstern, Jr., drunk. Fined s2
and cost.
Richard Grafton and Rosa Jackson (both
colored) were fined f20 each for miSde-
mesnor.
The continued case OF James W. Eubank.
charged with trespassing upon the premises
OF the nev reservoir and cursing, abusing,
and threatening the life OF Mr.. Charles
Baker. wss called.
Mr.. Beveridge, counsel for Eubank. ems
tered plea that the case had been tried
by justice Of the peace OF Henrico
county. and Eubank had been discharged.
Witnesses were examined on this point,
and It was proved that Eubank had been
tried for assault and battery.
Mr.. Scott, counsel for Baker, said that
the accused had not been tried for trespass.
The Justice decided to proceed with the
trial for trespass, when the counsel for the
defence entered plea OF jurisdiction, and
the evidence OF witnesses showed that the
alleged crime had been committed over
mile from the corporate limits. The Justice
decided that he had no jurisdiction.
Colonel Cutshiw read the city ordinance
giving police powers to the superintendent
OF the new reservoir.
The Justice, in his reply, said that in his
opinion the City Council could not adopt
ordinances extending the power OF the Po-
lice or Hastings Court OF Richmond; that
the power could only be granted by a spe-
cial act OF the General Assembly.
The case was accordingly sent to the
county authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
RrprALO LIrmIA WATER
LITHIA WATER
ARRESTS THE
FORMATION OF STONE IN THE BLADDER.
Asw or COLONEL J. y. Irenrroor, os Er-

CASE op COLONEL J. ". LIGHrFooT, os Er-
FArLA. ALA,
stated by Dr. j. Halstead Boy land. late Professor
OF Surgery In TIE French army decorated
me cmber Of the American Medical Association
&C., &C.
"Coloncl =. y. Licbtfoot. ot Eufau'a. Aia., had
srfered for 4 % ten wears from UHiN AIRY DEPO-
SIT. the result Of a EQUITY DiAIllbsl>. CpOn
arrival at the Buffalo G.ithia springs he was ema-
ciaiel and feehle, ~ sing concrete humps o. RED
URIC ACID CALCuLI aiiernaiet from pnre
RID LUMP TO RED LlIPS MINED WITH
MUlTI>H TRIPLE PHOSPHATE Oh AMMO
MA AND NAGSESIA variety. the quintty ay-
eraging about one dracdm per dsy. The attend
ant suterlngs were such a. II ueccssliate fre-
quont resort 10 hyposlermic injec' ions Of morpha.
1he use Of the water of spring NJ. 2. frOM eight
to tcu glasses per day for ti0l ten weeks suited
I'm the complete arrest OF the IALtELOUS FDR-
NATION and the restoration OF the general
health, the patient gaining duGuR his stay at the
spiiugs tSO) thirty pounds In weight
For sale by PURCELL. LADD & CO.,
Agents Tor Virginia Mnor1i-Springs Waters.
au 81 SUE Tu3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Another Excursion 10 the Natural
Rridgp. SeBtPmber lSth,

On mex, Saturday, september 18Th. there
will be another excursion to the Natural
Bridge rid the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. The round trip il only s., and
YOU get special rates at the hotel. The
trip up the James River Valley is iu.i
splendid and there will be a grand illu-
ninaiion ~ the bridge on Saturday night.
Tickets good for ten days. Train leaves
Richmond and Allegheny depot at \. NJ.
Those who desire can leave the Bridge
Sunday night aud be in Richmond Monday
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
a. II. Davies,

late Of Virginia. with T. Brigham Bishop
a Co., New York and Boston, deal in
stocks, bOnfs, grain, provisions. and petro-
leum. Represented on the principal eX-
changes. Branches and correspondents at
all important points. Long experience.
careful attention. prompt settlements. con
sian' presence at the markets, ample means.
immense business. and past success, have
placed this house at the head Of lis line and
insure uncquaIled facilities to customers by
afTording the best opportunities for safe
and profitable operations through rs medi-
um. Correspondence and patronage in-
yited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

The Richmond aud Alleghsny railroad
offers special inducements TO delegates
wishing TO attend the Convention OF the
Virginia Medical Association, which con-
yenc. at the RawIey Springs on the 9th
instant. BY this route you avoid change
OF ears and tedious lay over. Through
ears. with sleeper, will leave the depot Of
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad Mon
day, Sth instant, at 9:20 \. NJ. arriving at
Hmr.onburg at 1:j9 4. NJ. making close
connection with stages leaving Harrison
burg Tuesday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

TENPTISc NoRsrLs.-Any one visiting the sore
OF the enterptis!ns Broad-streei frm OF sYcLE
BROTHERS cannot help fron purchasing some OF
the msny bargains In DRY GOODS which are there
displayed. Our visit TO this Emporium OF Bar
gsins" has convinced US Of ihi. fact. ana we az
wise all who are in mead Of goods to DO likewise,
and thereby save At least 25 per cent on the dol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Public Speaking.

We are requested to state that Robert r.
HUBBARD. Esq, candidate for Congress in
this district. will address q Republican
mass-meoting at Ford'S Hotel, this city. at
: Z. NJ. wednesday next, and has invited
several northern gentlemen Of prominence
TO be present and address the meeting. He
invites all OF his felow-citizens 70 attend
the snpakinp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
FSR RENT.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT. G3
lG2 cast Grace street.. BRICK, detached, 10
Ala east Franklin street, BRICK. o rooms.
gOg east Law street. BRICK. room.
Go3 north seventh street, BRICK, detached, z
rooms. -
295 south second street. BRICK. rooms.
2I7west Marshall street. RRltk, rooms.
lOl west Cary street. BRICK, o rOOI1,.
- Laurel street, cerner Spring, BRICK, D
1904 west Cary street, FRAME, detached, S
1910 west Leigh street, FRAME, detached,5 .
1905 west Ldsh street, FRAME. 8 rooms. -
- Beverly street, near Washington, FRAME,
Ais north Twcnty-elgh ghth street, FRAME, 4
sI2 west Rroar street, Bricks rooms.
G27 south + rst street, FRAME. rooms.
6U4 Moshy street. FRAME. yooms.
twCuty-sCyCnih street, cO-nsr street,
FRAME, detached. rooms.
- Twfnty.s, vcnfh STREET, between Nenable aud
II streets, FRA ME, 9 rooms.
-. Sprug street, near brook avenue, FRAME,
rooms.
72.r- Ri second street. FIR AME, 8 rooms.
- OAK street, near Moore street, FRAME, 3
rooms.
- Beach street. near Cary street. FRAME, 3
- Floyd street. corner IIaryIe street, FRAME,
rooms.
MANCHESTER:
- Flfth street, near Hull street, FRAME, 5
rooms. 49,.
Auulyts FURMAN TUPPER,
Real Estate Agcqt,
SO 7-3t lOiG Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
CORCORAN NALL.
Contract Awarded, and Work TO Begin at
Once.

Some time last year ioint.stock com.
pany. having for its object the erection OF
a public hall and concert-room on Church
Hill, was chartered by the Judge Of the
Circuit Court Among the cOrporators
were some Of the leading Businessmen OF
Richmond, and the enterprise from the be-
ginning has enlisted the interest OF all the
citizens OF the East End, where building
OF this character is very much needed. In
honor Of W. ". Corcoran, Esq, the dis.
tinguished philanthropist and friend to
Virginia. the corporation was styled the
"COrcoran Hall Company"
An eligible lot on the east side OF Twen-
ty-Gith street near Broad was purchased
and paid for, and the directors Of the COM
pany have been pcriectng plans for the
erection OF the building as early rs practl-
cable. The plan for the hall was agreed
upon about 4 month ago. aud bids for the
work were invited. The building VIII
front Is feet on Twenty-fifth street and eX-
tend back 80 feet. On the ground floor a
room abOu: I0XG0, with 12.fcet pitch, will
be plainly furnished, and used for general
purposes. Two broad flights OF steps will
lead from the ,trCet-entran, to tie second
story, in which Will be the m5in audience
room Of similar dimensions. fitted up with
stage, &c., suit.ble for concerts, lectures,
and other entertainments. The pitch %;
this room will be 90 feet in the clear. At
the front. and extending over half the
depth Of the building, another story will
be raised and fitted up with lodgc-rooms,
&c. for the use Of secret societies.
The hall will De built OF brick, and in the
most substantial manner. The front will
be ornamentPd with StOck-brics pias'ers
and granite trimmings. and from the second
story handsome BALCONY will lao sue
pcnhvu.
AT meeting Of the directors held Fri
day night the bids for the work were
opened. and the contract was awarded to
T. Wiley Davis, Esq. The contracts for
stonework, painting, and excavating were
given out separately.
Work on the hall will be commenced at
once, and the cornerstone will be laid
with imposing ceremonies on the first Mon
day in October next.
The contractors say the building can be
fully completed in six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Attention, Registrars.

The registrars who were appointed by
the Hastings Court at its last January term,
as well as those who served at the last elec-
tion, who do not reside In the precincts at
which they served or to which they were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
ExcurslOus.

The second excursion so Natural Bridge
ria Richmond and Allegheny railroad will
take place on the 18th instant. The bridge
will be grandly illuminated at night. and
the occasion will be full Of pleasant things.
The last excursion OF the season 10 West
Point will take place on Monday, 10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Fred. JohnstOn's Books.

Received from c. F. Johnston "The
Court OF the Tuileries," by Catherine Char
lotte. Lady Jackson, Frauklin-Square Sc
RES. price 20 cents; "Cornya a Study"
by Rita. Seaside Library, price 20 cents !;
Harper's Bazar, price 10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
7HEYBEAT TIE "SLUGGERS."
The Virginias. BY Fine Fielding aud Hard
Hitting. Win n Great Victory.

Hitting, Win n Great Victory.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
COIUMBUs. September G.-The NirginaS
had 81 easy time with the Columbus Club
to-day. winning hands down and without
any great effort. The sluggers were unable
TO do anything with Meegan. only getting
4 single scratch, one two, and one three
bagecr; the two latter in the ninth inning,
thereby saving the home team from a clean
whitcwash. ON the other hand the visitor,
got sixteen safe hits, pounding Morris all
over the field, and just at times when they
would count and bring in runs. The Co.
lumbus Club iieldcd well. but this counted
foI nothing when they had 10 run till their
tongues stuck out after the long drives OF
the visitors. The Nirginias fielded almost
perfectly. and the work Of " Midget
Hanna behind the bat was marvellous. and
called out loud demonstrations from the
audience.
The score ifi'r 81 -.--z- "a tuo game:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
monest Weight aud Pure Qualify

Pure Apple Vinegar,
Pure Spices,
Pure Sugars at 81, 6, !, &C.. &C.;
Finest CoiIees, toasted and raw
Finest Teas,
New Cream Butter. and everything good
TO cat at satisfactory prices.
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
S03 Main street pace Block).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Marshall Ward Club.

The Democratic voters OF Marshall Ward
will meet at the Club. House, Twenty-fifth
street, Tuesday evening for the purpose OF
organizing club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
EOn'f Fail 10 See

the large and handsome stock OF Piano
and Organs at Ryland & Lees.
Pianos from $50 TO $1,000.
Organs from S22 to $500.
Give your child 4 musical education.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED Dr
the use of MEADE & BAKERS >APoNINE DESrI-
PRICE. which will speedily remove incipent tar
tar and scurf. Price. ffty cents box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
LOR RENT.

Fun MN l. ll
lO9 north Third street: . rooms.
lrlS FLOYD street: p rooms,
Gl3 north Fiflh street; rooms.
blq north Filtb 81. ect; rooms.
ll3 MAYO street; ; rooms.
1l5 east Marshall street; rooms.
pos enst CsnRl sir OF; rooms.
lOl4 west Marshall str'ct. rooms.
PHI east Franklin street; rooms.
1l5 west Cary street; rooms.
7u5 west Main street; rooms,
222 south Che ry street; rooms.
bl5 south Laurel stree ropr2s.
Gu2 south First street. rooms.
1896 Nenahe street: 1 rooms.
3l2 College street: 4 rooms
2l6 south Cherry street. rooms.
22u0 cast Franklin street; 3 rooms.
PiNEL HOSPITALS wet Broad street: 20 rooms.
SMALL HOUSES in Otbec localities.
STORES. WAREHOUSES; oni OFFICES.
j. THOMPSON BROWN CO.
Reil Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers
SCI IlI3 Main strpet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure,
and you can have II by using MEADE 6 BAKERS
delicious CARBoIIc MorTH-WAsH. II destroys
the offensive odor caused by diseased gums and
decayed teeth, and speedily restores them TO
healthy condition. Price, ffty cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

THE DISPATCH JoB-PRISTISG House Is thor
oughly equipped 10 do all kinds Of Book AND
JoB-PRINTIsG at the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
followers ofITarmOny.

Mr.. F. c. Hair will begin his course in
Harmony and Composition on October lst.
Subscription-lst, terms, and particulars at
Ramos ~ Moses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
PERSON Al.
r IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
10 REAL-RsTATE OWNERS IN RICHMOND
AND VICINITY.

We will publish on OCTOBER lsI = neu
tAmuble; With description n all properly III our
kap1s Tor .sle, 10 10 distributed free of charge.
VI have determined 10 make the ssle oi FAKMS
IN he counties adjacent to Richmond sp|clally'
and have etl g1Sed the services OF competent gei-
tiemcn In each branch of the business. Mr. Z. ".
MONTAGUE. 9 gentleman Of exPtrience ahh
wei acquainted throughout Eastern and lidc"a,
Ter Nirhnia. will have sIeeiAl charge OF AIT
FARMS placed IA osr hands foT sale. T.,
Ifaving lad sn experience of sixteen years IN
tie pufchA.e and sale Of REAL ESTATE, anu ~
The fganssciion of ali business connected there
with. We tTu,t 10 show W our pa,rOus con'lhucu
real In Attending promptly ~ all business ent
I'd 10 as All lsDd-Owners who are nxiods % sell
will please eOHmunicste At once with us. 50 that
We can have tLelr farms OF other properly pro-
ptrly advertised. Write for circular or further
information % FRANK -. HILL & 90,
Real Estate Agents snd Brosers
~ s-eodIQt I1Oe Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
dwellings FOR RENT.

BRICK DWELLING No. o east Broad street,
six rooms; $3.50 per annum.
NiCE NEW BRlCh DWELLING No 26 south
Pine street. seven rooms; $3.50 per snnum.
BRICh DWELLING No. 500 north Twelfth
street. eight rooms; $500 Der aunum
BRICK DWELLING No 3l6 north Twelfth
ftroet, nIne or ten rooms $500 per snaun.
BRICK DWELLING no. GA north Te1th
street. ciFht or more rooms; 600 per annnm.
LARGE BRICK DWELLING Nc. lOl west
Nam street, fourteen rooms: s720 per annnm.
BRICK DWELLING no. 9is cast MARSHALL
street, fourt'eu rooms; $500 Ter aDuum.
BRIO X STORE AND kICE'DWELLiEG above,
corner Cary and Reservoir streets; $500 per
anuum.
LARGE BRICK DWELLING No. SIS north
SIKH street. ten or twoy" rooms 900 per aBnum.
The above dwellings are all IN fr-t-rliss order.
Apply 10. FRANK ID HILL 4 CO,
al E.ta AUpnts 1l- Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
AUCTION sALES MONDAY.

FURMAN rUPPER, four framed tenements on
Lester Tor Rocketts) street. near Gllie's creek I;
also, four detached houses ON Graham between
Fulton and Erin streets, on Aondiy at 5
L. n.
4. c. GARRISON, furniture, new gas-hxiures.
&C., AZ 1906 east franklin street, on Monday
At 1880 A. N.
WILLIAM JENKINS. 2 p. NJ, bananas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

appointed, are requested 10 notify the judge
OK said court Of that fact al once. The law as
amended requires the registrar to reside
within his precinct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
EDyCATEGNAL.

OFFICE OF C.IY SUPERINTENDENT on
SCHOOLS.
s0S MARSHALL SrWEET.
RICHMOND, Va. september 3. 1854. (
AN EXAMINATION or APPLI.
"a CANTS FOR ADMISSION To THE RICH
MOND lIlGH SCHOOL viii begin TUESDAY,
september 9Th. and ccutinnc for three days. An-
plicarts viii prc.cnt themselves at the High
school promptly a O O'Clock.
Pupils Of the First Grammar \. who were pro-
moicd ~ the June examination, need not apply.
The principal would like to meet such appll-
cants a. have never been connected with the pub
he schools al O'Clock on MONDAY, September
slh 10 make arrangements for the eVaminat on.
sel-5t +. V. GARNETT, Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The large bankrupt sale cf NALSrEAp,
Ia NV Nosk city was attended by mCrCii tnts
luvsr and our resident hUycr both ~ iho sllc
thee houses who had ouiy one huycr on the spot
witnessed throUgh ghoui oar establishment (Rc1p
uolice. We bought many chcsp ,ots during The
mention Of few viii give good idoa 81 The
H0USEKEEP
RIFACHED TkBLE-DAMASK CO inches wide,
DOtnLf SATIN pAMA>h, a. inches wide,
TIthhN-Rtn TARLk-nAMASK, 60 tnches
lNIlGO-Bi.lE TAfiE-DAMASk. NARRATED
nov setting 81 5Sc.
DOT laE DANA~k TABLE LINEN Of new and
TtflI -SIZF DAMASk TOWti.~. with haudspme
MIRA fiNE nAMASk TOMEI.S. IN new
RlSH. MN HTEk-ToWELS, extra large
heauiif0l LARGE PLAID NAPKINS NJ 400.
fN7RA-LAEGE SIZE TANLE.NAPKINS. aiI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

DHARMACEUTICAL NOVELTIES A
l. speciality; something new every day; the
T%0THsoXPs Tas1' % 'TnoTIItrABIETs ali OF the
different MOuTH-WASHES, TOOTH-POW-
DERS. HAIR. BRUsHts, CL0TH-BRUsHEs,
FLESH BRUSHES. WHiSKs. WIRE HAIR
BRUsnEs. poMADEs, s,CosMETIQUEs, CREAM
OF ALMONDS, &c.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
se 7-Ss corner sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
TRIXY.

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