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berculosis, l liberation Of bowels, ;
unknown, 2; whooping-cough, l.

berculosis, / 4; liberation Of bowels, ;
unknown, 2; whooping-cough, l.
Age.-One day to thirty, 81; one
month to six, 7; six months to twelve,
5; one year to three, 6 !; three years to
five, 2; ten years to twenty, 3; twenty
years to thirty, 3; forty years to
fifty, 2; fifty years to sixty, /; sixty
years to seventy, 2; seventy years to
eighty, 5; eighty years to ninety, l..
Temperafure.-Mean temperature for
the week ending September 5, 77.42 !;
for the week ending September II,
76.4I.
RainfaH.-Amount Of rainfall for
the week ending September 5, 0.60
inches for week ending September IL,
600 inches.
Rate.-Rate Of mortality Of whole
population was 27.73 per 1000 per
annum; rate of mortality Of white
population was 24.76 per | 200 per an
mum; rate of mortality of eolored pop
ulation was 3l.5l per 1000 Fer an
mum.
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BY THE SAD SEA WAVES.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

A Boat Bsrnsd-Cours Mssters-cssssa Ne.
eeipss-1he Recent Rstssry.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, September 18th.
This morning about 4 o'clock the
large tug Virginia, belonging to an oys-
ter company, was totally destroyed by
FIRE while lying at the Boston steamship
wharf. The fire was accidental. The
Virginia was built in Portsmouth about
1867, from the hull Of the steamer Ka-
huku, Of the Confederate mosquito feet
that defended Roanoke Island against
Burnside's expedition in 1862.
This morning the remains Of Charley
Wallace, the twelve-year-old son OF
Mr.. William Wallace, Of Portsmouth.
who lost his life on Sunday evening
last by falling from the roof of five-
story house in Washington, were
brought home and buried.
This morning the steamer Mayilower
returned to the nsyy-yard from City
Point, having safely towed the United
States monitor wyandotte to the fresh
water anchorage on James river.
The cotton receipts over the three
railroads running into Norfolk and
Portsmouth are much greater than at
this time last year, and the merchants
think this indicates lively season.
The fall term Of tho Circuit Court Of
Norfolk county commenced this morn
ing with docket Of nearly two hundred
cases. This court has but two sessions
year, and is always important to the
county people.
Mr.. Frank Roth, on Roanoke Square,
whose residence was robbed Of $500
worth Of jewelry and other valuables,
besides a25 in money, which money
had been deposited under the pillow on
which he slept, is firm in the belief
that himself and the whole Of his family
were chlorsformed. G.
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DIAMOND FIELD.
AN OTHER GAME WON.
The Sirsiniss Again Defeat the Trentons-
HEAVY Battling Game.

Ihe S1rsiniss Again Defeat the Trentons--
A Heavy Battling Game.
About 500 people witnessed yester-
days game between the home team and
the Trentons. 1t was . close contest
throughout, and, though the Virginia
Kept the lead to the end, it seemed liza
bic at any moment to turn the other
way. The visitors played earnestly
and worked up steadily, and
they batted Pyle sharply, starting
the ball with home-run in the first
inning by Friel, following it up later
with three three-baggers and several
singles, but failed to bunch them
effectively. The home boys also bat
ted heavily, and were more fortunate
in punching. The field-work Of both
clubs was unusually good, although it
was interspersed by errors on both
sides. Brilliant catches were made by
Glenn and Reccius-that by the
latter being particularly so, and was
greeted by prolonged applause. To-
wards the latter part of the game CALI
gan took Latham's place at first, and
served the position handsomely. In the
seventh inning Friel was hit on the side
Of his head by pitched ball, which
'necessitated his retiring from the field,
McCloskey substituting him at first.
The score is as follows:
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The vote in Henrico, as far as heard
| from last night. was:
Capitol Notes.

The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities Of the following
persons John Thomas Bryant, who
was convicted Of petit larceny October
9. 1850. in the County Court Of Stat
ford Daniel Cox (colored), of Estill-
vile, who was convicted Of chicken
stealing. and punished with five lashes.
and NJ. ID. Rankin, Of Carroll county /;
who was convicted in 1888 Of unlawful
stabbing and sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary.
The Governor also made the follow
ing appointments |. S. wimsett, -four
Inspector at Alexandria. and F. T..
Green, flour inspector at Richmond.
James Turner tcolored). from Ale
gbany county, was received at the pen
itentiary yesterday TO serve a term Of
four years for house-breaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16

Mr.. +. b. Thomas. general manager
Of the Cleveland, Columbia. Cincinnati
and indianapolis railroad, has been APP
pointed second yice-president and gene
raj manager Of the Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad Company to succeed
Colonel A. /. Riyes, and will enter
upon the dutie. Of his position on Oc-
tober Ist. Mr.. Thomas is an able and
experienced railroad-man. and comes to
Richmond with the purpose Of making
il his permanent home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16

OVER 500 STYLES TO SELECT FROM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16

The following is the official mortuary
report for the city of Richmond for the
week ending Saturday, September IL.
1885:
Whole number Of deaths in the city,
exclusive Of still-births. 40.
Cas.> Of Dsoth.-Bright's disease,
l.. cholera-infantum, 2; congestion Of
brair. /; congestion Of liver. ! con-
sumption. 3; convulsions-lnfantile, | !;
diphtheria. |; drowning. | dysentery,
>: heart-disease. / /; hydrocephalus, l !;
inanitiou. /; infanticide, /; infantile
lockjsw, 2; inflammation Of bowels, 2 !;
Inflammation OF brain. /; leucocythe-
mia, /: marasmus. /; meningitis, !;
old sge. s; plcurisy, l; softening Of
brain, !; scrOfala, | (; testhing, 2; tu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16
Capture OF an Escaped Prisoner

Sergeant Tomlinson and Officer Wren.
Of the Second district, yesterday. after
long chase, captured at Strawberry
Hill farm, four miles from the city. on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Ben.
Robinson alias Crusoe, one Of the par
ties who broke out Of the city jail on
Saturday night. lie was brought back
to the city and locked up st the Second
poliee-ststion for hearing before Police
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fOund se Lnse.

A complete, certain, and safe cure
for chills and fevers and oil malsrial
troubles. We refer to 0wens's Anti.
Chill and Liver Pills, and say We be.
lieye il they are taken by the direction.
found on inside Of each box they will
cure any case Of chills and fever. Send
so cents for box to
OWENS L MINOR. Druggists.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16
Democratic Rally.

Tonight the Union Democratic Club
Of Jefferson and Marshall Wards will
have a grand rally. Other Democratic
clubs will be on hand, and some Of the
best speakers in the city will give the
boys the benefit OF their eloquence.
This meeting is expected to be one OF
the largest yet held. and the boys are
preparing for good time. Look out
for the cavalry
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The Ylfy-Iee Cavalry.

The Fitz-Lee Mounted Club will as.
semble in front Of Ford's Hotel this
evening at O'Clock to attend the
Democratic rally in Marshall Ward.
Those who have not already joined the
club and wish to participate on this oc.
casion will please report at same hour
and place.
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NORFOLK NOTES.
Fatally Burned - First Cotton-ship - Raii
mad Afeid0ut

faitfib DuInfu - flIst toUou-$hip - hhh-
road Accident.
Especial telegram to the pispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, September l5.-The
watchman of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad wharf, Charles Williams, while
starting a fire this afternoon at his resi-
dence, on Church street, with can of
kerosene oil, was fatally burned by the
explosion that followed.
This afternoon the first cotton-ship
of the season arrived. She is the Bri-
tish steamship Westergate.
The incoming express train Of the
Norfolk and Western road was thrown
from the track at the Southern Branch
railroad bridge this evening. Several
Of the cars were damaged and the train
was delayed, but no one was seriously
| injured.
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Post-OfIiee Contracts Awarded.
(By telegraph to the DApAtch.l

WAsHINGTON, September l5.-The
Post-Ofiice Department has issued pro.
posals for carrying the mails from July
|, 1886, to June 80, 1889, in North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and
Tennessee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16

In the city the order in which candi-
dates stand as TO number Of votes re-
ceived is as follows:
For Senate Ellyson, 1868 Loven-
stein. 1856; Atkinson, 1897.
For House Dunlop, 3,4G9; Patton,
1896; Starke, 1858; Carter, 2,S4l /;
Tyler, 2,470; Anderson, 2,l3S; Cur
It's. 2,037.
When the county vote is all in the
county chairman and the city chairman
will meet, aggregate the vote, and an
nounce the result.
Unless good cause for a recount is
shown Messrs. Dunlop, Patton, Starke,
and Carter are the nominees of the city
Democrats for the House Of Delegates.
Henrics.
The vote in Henrico, as far as heard
from last night, was:
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Natural Bridge Visitors.
The following Richmond people regis
tered at the Natural Bridge between
August 18th and September 18th:

The following Richmond people regis
tered at the Natural Bridge between
August 18th and September 18th:
Miss Ida X. Powers, Mrs. Joseph Hall.
II. swineford and family: Julins straus,
cock. Miss Annie Curton. Mrs. J. W. Dennis.
Miss Horn. W. scott CarTington. Charles Z.
Kinsi on and wife. 3. Z. Blanchard and wi e.
]. K nscmurdo. Miss =. M Macmurdo, NJ IS
Miss Margaret Ferguson. Miss Kathleen
Williams, ". X. Martin. l.. X. Warren, o..
II Morris. X. Lewis. Ms. James l.. Ege.
George l.. Cary, W. r. Outcalt, Miss Wat
son. r. Y. Watson. John 7. Goddin. Mrs n.
j. Quarles. Miss Helen Bauch. W. r.. Grant.
l.. ". Ball. Lucien W. Ball. Mrs. Charles ID.
Hill. Miss Fanny Hill. Miss Bette Backins.
Miss Emily Backins A. ID. Parr. Z. +. True
heart. Mr.. and Ms. John NJ. Noting
Thomas B. Scott W. ]. Johnson and wife
her. Mrs. Lathrop. Miss Lathrop Mr.. ami
Mrs. John X. Mitchell. Mrs. K 4. Blanken-
ship. Miss Annie blankenship. X. LAncas-
ter Williams. Mrs. J. u. Imboden. Mrs. Car
dozo, Paul W. Pope. Miss Jennie Bow
ers. Mlss strother. Dr. A. L. wellford:
Miss Lizzie Strother. Mrs. 3. II. Hswes and
daughter, s. III. Hawes, c. ii. Fauntleroy.
II. G. II. Barnes. W. A. Taylor. Mfs. X B.
SDead, Miss Mamie Goodman. Miss Vergie
Cabot. Miss Lucy Blair, Mis- Meland Bagby.
Elmer Ecker. X. N. Biankenship. Allen
Hull L. III. Bergheimer. X. Mitchell, George
n. Baber, f.. \. Dewitt, T. r Wylie. Ars.
DIR. Wortham. child and nurse: Josiah Ry-
land Ars. Ryland, Miss Ryland. Ms.
Charles Baueh, Miss Helen Bauch. Miss
Else Bauch. Master Charles Bauch, Master
Freddie Baneh. A. W. Randolph. George
W. hipter. Thomss French and wife. Mis-
Mary l. French. Miss Matte @. French.
ii. J. Dillard, Archer Anderson. Jr. MIS-
ssllie Archer Anderson. J. K J. Anderson.
Edwin L. Hohson. Jr., Dr. "a. A. RusI, r. J.
Christian and lady. u. A. scott. Henry
Williams. W 7. Nseley. T. X. Parrish,
Henry Anderson. W. X. Robins. {. L.
Mostly, l.. X Warren.
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Brtefs and Personals.

Accommodation trains Nos. 3 and 4,
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, run
ming through to Natural Bridge, have
been discontinued.
Marshall-Ward Democratic Club will
attend the meeting of the Union-TIill
Club in body this evening, meeting at
their hall at o'clock.
In the Chaucery Court yesterday
Judge Thomas s. Atkins presiding IN
the absence Of Judge Holladay-Mr.
NJ. Rosenbaum qualified as administra-
tor Of the estate Of S. NJ. Rosenbaum,
his brother. The estate is valued at
1925, 900, and he gave bond for $780,
GOO, with Messrs. Joseph Rosenbaun,
James B. Pace, and Frederick s. Myers
as security. Mr.. S. NJ. Rosenbaum did
not leave will, or, at least, if he did
the strictest search has failed to find it.
The alarm Of fire at HAS O'Clock
yesterday morning from Station sc was
caused by fire being discovered on the
roof Of one Of the mills at the Trede-
gar Works. The Fire Department was
promptly on the ground, but was not
put to work, the Tredegar men having
put out the fire. No loss.
For two days past workmen have
been taking down the steeple Of Grace
church, preparatory to remodelling the
building.
Rev. ". f. Hatcher, ID. D., has re-
turned to the city, and will conduct the
services at his church tonight.
A telegram received in this city yes
terday states that the steamer in which
the passengers Of the wrecked Hano-
yerian continued their voyage arrived
out Monday and landed her passengers
in Liverpool. Among the passengers
on the HanOverian and the substitut,
steamer were Mr.. Powell Dunn and
Miss Dunn. Of Richmond.
Mr.. p. K. Darlington is still confined
to his room from the effects Of an in
Jury to one of his knees from a fall hC
had in July last.
The Democratic voters Of Madison
Ward are requested to meet the Madi-
son-War Club in front Of the City
Hall tonight at 1870 o'clock to attend
the mass-meeting Of the Union Demo
cratic Club on Church Hill.
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Earned runs-Nrginl Mas, 4; Trentons. 2.
Home runs-Friel. Three-base hits-Tate,
Tiernan. Hyland, Brouthers. Two-base
hits-Psrker, Latham. Left on bases-Vir-
ginias, 8 ; Trentons, 8. Struck out-Vir-
ginias.4 Trentons,4 4. Bases on bals-Vir-
ginlas, /. Bases on errOrs-V lrginias. 9 {:
TrentOns, 4. Passed balls-Tate. ! Murphy,
/. Batter hit--By Pyle, l. Double plays
Tate md Latham; Lang and Friel. Time
Of game. hour and 55 minutes. Umpire,
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Police souFf.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
David Landrum, drunk. Fined $3.50
and costs.
Thomas Welsh, disorderly in the
street. Continued.
J. T. Boze, drunk. Fined s2.5G.
Henry Clay. Continued untilto-day.
Patrick Doherty, drunk. Fined
ESQ.
Dora Fcldner, disorderly on the street.
Fined $3.50.
Bette Jordan and Sarah Jordan tool
ored), threatening to burn Beverly JOr-
dams house. Dismissed with costs.
Eliza Branch (colored), assault. Dis
missed with costs.
Thomas Davis, yagrant. Discharged.
Joseph Pearman, drunk. Fined
$3.50.
Georgiana Parker tcolored), assault.
Discharged.
Minerva Brown (colored), assault.
Fined sG.l0.
Frank Morris tcolored), seduction
underpromise Of marriage. Discharged.
Jimmy Roach, drunk. Fined 81.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No. 10 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.

Tho twenty-f.rst session of this school
will berin TiU RSDAY. September gath.
CHARGES FOR THE SESSION:
Elementary English and Mathematics...so0
Higher Engiish and Mathematics. "a
sIatln, Greek, French, German, EACH y
Clergymens oo
sIf boy studies more than two OF these
languages, no charge Is made for the third
Far two or more boys from the same FAM
ily a deduction OF $40 win be made from
each bill over $50.
payments az follows: Ten dollars the day
of entrance: the balance in three, six. and
nine mont hs from the 18th day OF Septein-
Der. 1888.
Circulars at the bookstores.
THOMAS II. NORWOOD, Principal.
se 1e-1m No. ia north Eighth street.
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The dates OF our State Pair are We'd
nesdsy. Thursday. and Friday, October
81. %. and %. 1885. October 18th
and Goth are pIeparation-days.
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OTHER GAMES.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
Washington: Nationals, IL; Bridge
ports. 4.
Baltimore: Cincinnati, l; Balti.
more, 0.
Philadelphia: St. Louis, 3; Ath-
letics, >.
indianapolis: Providence, 6; St.
Louis. O.
New York 4: Pittsburghs, l Metro
politans, 0.
Detroit New York, s; Detroits, 4.
Chicago: Boston. :; Chicago, 2.
Brooklyn: Brooklyn, 3; Louis
vile, l..
Buffalo Buffalo, :; Philadelphia. 3.
Augusta Augusta, 4 Nashville, 3.
The Eastern League Record.
The championship Of the Eastern
League is now a matter Of grave doubt.
One game may decide the question be-
tween the Nationals and Yirginias.
The Nationals are making a desperate
fight to take from the Virginias the
lead they have held all the season, and
it will require close work on the part
OF the latter to held their position.
There is no change in the positions Of
the other clubs. Bridgeport and Water
bury, the new members, are holding
their own IN the fast company they are
in, and had they been in the race earlier
would have no doubt given a good ac-
count of themselves. The record be-
low contains all games up to and in
cluding yesterday:
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III No. EAST GRACE STREET,
u ENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
IN SCHOOL,
NEAR AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

Fourteenth session begins SEPTEMBER
10. 1888. II. A. STROBE (Math. Medsllist,
University Of vlrginia), Principal. w. AR
CHER IN. A.. University Of virginia), In
charge Of Languages. A High-Grade Select
School. For catalogue address the Princi-
mol ~ iQ.eof2n
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.
SESSION BEGINS THURSDAY,
SEPTENBER "a, 1885.

Opening Address In the Chapel at g p. N. by
DR. A. Il. BROWN, Professor of English.
Full corps OF professors, best aids and In
oentives TO study, thorough course OF In
struction, and any number OF special
courses. EDtrance-fees and tuition, $3.50
for entire session.
For further information call at chair
mans Office college building. Broad-street
'front.' from 10 r. NJ, or address by mail
II. II. HARRIS,
sel lest Chairman OF Faculty.
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has no equal for the price. As good IS
many instruments that sell for one hum
dIed dollars more. AT Ryland 4 Lees.
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SchoOi.S1hoSs.

A new and complete stock Of Youths
Misses, and Children's Shoes-includ-
lug high-cuts-at bottom cash prices.
WILLIAMS & FORD,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16

DR.. A. Wendlinger has returned to
the city, and can be found at his Office,
No. lO6 north Seventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16

Give the Trentons good reception,
and encourage the boys in the last
game Of tie series.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16

For the House from Richmond city,
Messrs. James N. Dunlop, james d,
Patton, Ashton Starke, and Henry L.
Carter are nominated. The Democrats
of the county on Monday made their
nomination for the House by conven-
ton. Mr.. Joseph b. Davis is their can
didate.
About 1880 or 1900 votes were cast
in this city.
The county vote is small.
The City Committee met last night
and canvassed the city rote, as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-16

See the pony bsttery-Hoiford and
Tomney.
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The Eiss her Piano

Tomney, the great, will pitch to-day.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.


NOTICE.-T II T. JAMES-RIyER
~ (FREE) BRIDGE WILL BIZ CLOSED
FOR REPAfRS al o'clock A. n. NOM
DAY. september 2lst, 20 all buf fool pAs-
sengeTs. J. J. MONTAGUE,
Chairman Committee ;. and X.
81 1887
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Walter d. Moses 4 Co., Ola Main
street.
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sfefnway Pianos Lead the World.
They cannot be surpassed. At Ry-
land < Lees.
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See the midget to-dsy--Catchsr Hofs

Watches, gswslsy, ana Dtssssa1s.
Finest goods, lowest prices. Goddard
& Moses, 900 Main street.
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Three Emerson Uprighs Pianos. $50.

Walter ID. Moses & Co., 9l4 Main
street
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Three strsights from them oil will
do and secure the flag.
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BUSINESS OppOwTrNfrrEs.
FLOwERiyG BULBS.

IMPORTED ROMAN HYACINrHS.
OF ByLBs for fall painting. Descriptive
catalogue free. HENRY W. WOOD, sessis.
man. corner sixth and Manshali strests.
~ sel3.dt0c2&w5t
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REMOyAI-

l. II. FITIHU Gil,
lie ATTORNEY Al LAW,
has removed his offics % ShafeT's building,
ROOA ls.
Enhance nom Bank and from Tenth
streets. ~ i6-eodtm
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~>o~~~oo>-S>cSt St--,S' 'SDSs-1s-,o -
WHERE TO GET Goals. p.
W LArHROP 4 co, ssysnsssath s1ssss.
81 Drswhsidgs. o6sr HIST ePLIEf COxf
on the markst, EXIT ANxHIHCiY
COAL On the marhee prepNra9io1 nn0Sr,
pod Purshassr. tnvite1 . eelL
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for sale by Ryland q Lee.
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Our stock Of Suitings is now COM
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An early call solicited.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
THE LEGISLATIVE NOMINEES.

Duniep, Patton, stsrke, and Garter for House
EIyson and Levenstein, Probably, for Sen
ate.
The Democratic primary for the
nomination Of senator's took place IN
Richmond and Henrico yesterday. The
full returns for the city are in, but
little more than half of the county has
been heard from. The result so far is :
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DICHAOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
III CORNER TENTH AND MARSHALL
STREETS.

The coming session opens SEPTEMBER
10Th. with the following officers and teach
erS:
MISS sALLEY b. HAMMER PRINCIPAL.
REV. III. A. TUPPER. ID. d.,
President OF the Board OF Trustees.
Professor CHAlES III. WINSTON, VI. A..
Ii. d.. Natural Science and Mathematics.
Mi,s SALLEY II. HAMMER, Latin. Moral
Philosophy. and English Literature.
Miss J.. 4. THJ RsTON Graduate OF Vas
ssr Coliege), German, Mathematics, and
History.
Madame c. GUILLAUME (native OF
France. French.
Miss MAMIE LANDRUM. Preparatory
School.
Miss NELLIE DUSTMAN. Director Piano.
Thorough Bass and Harmony.
Mhs LIZZIE 4. ARBUCkLE, VOcalization
and Italian.
Mrs MARY GENTRY-TU CKER, Piano.
Madame CAULfIELD. Harp.
Miss ALICIA Ii. LAIRD (of Europe),
Drawing and Painting.
Mis-. W. l.. THOMPSON. Porcelain Paint
ing decorative Art. and kensington Work.
Miss X. II. HAMMER and Miss >. +.
WALKER. Home Department.
Pupils not otherwise connected with the
school received in School OF Music.
Bimonthly musicales given.
For catalogue or information apply at the
Institute.
Principals Office hours from to 10 A. NJ.
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