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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
GIsDCIA1. uOB1(B
~ SE.AS0NABLE-

SHETLAND sIAwI,s. ali eoion at coc.;
CEr scKIn ION, Dsr sessanrnpr rEiS ~ Il
HANisoxE cnEroSNE at lie. worth
cKisnkNr IN s;poana bundles :, ser sliss; 9; q;
saiETs = special purchase. 10 be soir
nosorfTo e Tsri cArorlEs. 90 snc loo-Ineh;
LUNcB-BAskM M ETs and q. scHo0ls-bnGs; H
t.TTTLEHEK's uOIsOKED-BOkDEisE
HhNDkEkCffIEFs. two dozen IN
LAbfns pPf ~ AM tS.SV GEvrLEafEYs WHITE
and sCARLEI UNDEkWkAk very
cEiI1Y.drp COLLARS ann Gifts;
TABllE sCARFs In Immense veristy;
INFANTS CROCBET HOODS sho
CannM MoMiE TOWELS 81 sl.so worth
KNOTrEp-FnINGE. coIyeREp-Bosb..
DFRf,l. HUCKABACK TOWEl.e ~ ~
dozen-never offered anywhere uh"ei
coi.onEp DRESS GOODS at loc. q yard
rovgITY VIII 1vr COMBINATION srrTs: also
NOVELTY Di.kss 6oopS in srels'S
p,.sTK sHySs ssi1ys SATIN RHADAME. and
SATIN KHh lDZfmIE NJ better value
tnap ever before offered; ..
M TTTetsHAN ECKC. TAPE-bOEDEH
f.Ii aud MADRAS LACE CUtlAlNe
N, r1frrnf,erfew designs;
fyt,~sfssl IaAEKf-Tts ever vet displayed;
C,UMEORIARLkk very low.
CAFpTTf lower than same quality can De
purchased eiscwherr, .
8o0D TArEsTRy BRUSSELS CAkPEfs ~
Soc:
l.arse-sise TAPEsTRY Rugs. u pc
Next isrgest-sizs TAPkSTkf kUds Al
t1.be. ..x,...
The most complete assortment o. Sh fsNA
MATS and RU9~; .,,,r.,
w0IsJFlJS, LAOES. FEATHEk~TRIn-
KINGe PRINCES, BUTJONs. sno
EIBHONS LEVY a DAfls,
np 1Oi7 and 1919 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

THE GREAT sOUTHEgE RExEDr.-RosA-
DALIs cures scrOfulR. rheumatism. White
swelling 6out GOitre Consumption, BrOn-
chitis Nervous Debility. Malaria. and oil
diseases OF d Kindred nature arising from
au impure condition Of the blood. After
physicians have iaifed 10 cure. single
bottle OF ROsADALIs seems to effect such &
marked change AZ to give new hope and
lIf, Read thIs letter
have been 3 great sufferer with InfisD-
mRtory Rheumatism fG the last twelve
months ] was induced "a try your prepars-
tiOn ROsADALIs. and ! have been greatly
benefited Ny hands and feet are sill en-
largee hut fee SO much better that want
L. continue taking the ROsADALIs.
Mrs NJ. y DAscE.
RehObOth Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
PROsSMALA.
OrFICr BOARD or DfniCfOhs
NrPGfNIA PENfrENfIARN.


OrFICr BOARD or DfgICrOns
NrRGfNIA PENfrErrtARY.
RICJAOsn NA., september ~. 1855. }
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received nj the Office OF the snpsrip-
tsndeni until ?. 81. SATURDAY NEXT
fOr the
ERECTION OF An ADDITIONAL STORY
TO TIN EAST END Of A BUILD
ING WITHIN THE PESI-
TENT AIRY
The addition To cOrrespouc and ee uni
form with IN. third story of the western
portion ~ the building
Bidk are 10 bc for the work complete. aud
The BUILDING Must BE COMPLETED
NOT LATER THAN DECEMBER l. 1888.
Security Will be required tof the prompt
and mithu performance ~ the contract.
SPECIFICATIONS Ia be seen ~ the Office oi
the superintendent
The board OF Directions reserve The right
10 reject any Or al hids.
By order o, the Board ~ Directors.
NLAl Z. KNIGHT,
- 2g.3 President.
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ratIur. ta Paw Karerise-TSx.

The number OF merchants, dOctOrs,
lawyers. and others whose duty 1t If TO
take out licenses to conduct business,
and who failed to do so. was shown al
the session Of the Hastings Court yes
terday TO have been very great. In
case Of neglect al additional cost Of
fees, &C., will increase the license ac-
count of each delinquent at least els.
The Commissioner of the Revenue
gave ample notice Of the fact that un-
less the tax was paid the matter would
be compelled by law TO be taken to the
Hastings Court, but III great number
Of cases the warning was totally dlsre-
garded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Sal. orPiddiebergor Eonds.

The following offers for the sale Of
Riddleberger bonds were made yester-
dav to the Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund s14.500 at $40; Sll.0Ss
at $3.50; sl.000 at 60; el.00e at
GO.l2J s2.000 at Gl.15; 5000 at
C2.5O: s35. 200 at 59.G25 s25. 900 at
1914; s25.O at 59.S7l 100000 nj
$500; $4,000 at 1915; $4,000 at
5o.e7l; sl0.S00 al 90.
Tn, following offers, being the lowest.
were accepted From Davenport &
Co.-sT4.500 at $50 from Thomas
Branch Co.-s20. 900 at $500. s3j.-
600 at 59.G2s making sl29 800 Of
bonds bought for 81 ,265.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

Boneless Goldfish In fve-pound
boxes
New Fat Mackerel, in fve-pound tins /;
Ham Sausage. IN One-pound and five
y und tins
Evaporated Vegetables, IN One-pound
packages-ls al economical and excel
len; article Tor soup;
Currled Fowl, II SOC. cans
Shrimp and Tomato Sauce
Ripe Figs, II Cordial
Asparagus-Tips. IN cans
Finest Teas and COfiees
Delicious New Butter. and large
variety OF goods. are for sale by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
SOB Main street Pace Block.
Branch store, Second and Broad
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

MR.. JOSEPH DAVIS DECLINES.
His Letter % the Csmmitsce tsivisg His kss-
ssns--csIled Tsuethes Again.


His Letter % the Csmmitsce tsivisg His Res-
ssns--csIbed Tsuether Again
Mr.. Joseph 3. Davis, who was nem'-
mated by the Democratic Convention OF
Henrico county on the 14sh instant as
their candidate for the House OF Dele
gates Of Virginia, has declined the
nomination IN the following letter:
RIcHnoND, VA, Sept. 81, 1855.
To the Committee Of the Democratic
Convention Of Hen,ico County;
Gentlemen,-It is with regret that ]
feel il my duty to decline the nomins-
tion of your Convention as its candidate
for the House of Delegates in the en-
SUNG election.
The nomination, which came without
solicitation on my part, or the know
ledge even that my name would be pre-
sented. was rendered me IN such fiat
tering manner that it is the harder Tor
me to express this unalterable conclu-
sion. Your almost unanimous express
sion of confidence will be always
looked upon as the highest compliment
which could have been paid me, and II
viii arouse my energies for the success
Of our party.
II requires, in my humble opinion,
but . united and determined effort TO
redeem Henrico county, and with that
] have no fear as to the result.
For your candidate you can select q
man more worthy and more experienced
than /, and whoever he may be ] pledge
him my earnest and hearty support.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH y. DAVIS.
The committee, having accepted Mr..
Davis's declination. has issued call
for convention TO meet next Satur-
day the Goth to make another nomins-
fiOp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
To p.reur. ..a Young People.

If business accomplishments make
business opportunities, every young
man and woman should understand
/" DE Fontaine Is Condensed Long Hand. y
The author is an old journalist, and his
system enables one with the use OF the
common alphabet to closely follow e
speaker. il is therefore invaluable to
lawyers. ministers. telegraphers. and
corresponding clerks. whose duties re
quire rapid writing. 1t may be learned
and used In al evening. Mailed on re-
ceipt Of sl.25. Address F. 6. De IoD-
tame, Box 81, Bergen Point. n. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

Notwithstanding 9 rainy night and
the fact that the wel-known play bast
Lynne would be presented, there was q
very good house last night ut the Thea
tire 10 welcome Miss Ada Gray in the
dual character of Lady Isabel and
Madame Vine. Miss Gray has altered
r good deal since her last appearance
here, but last night her acting seemed
10 give satisfaction.
Tonight the same company will ap-
pear at the Theatre in a new play,
HOrtense. Prices as usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

T. Il. COOK. 10 A NJ. furniture, cheese,
show -cnsea &c.
ruFWNING a ROSE. 8 p. NJ, store and
dwelling IN Manchester.
r-nONPsOE BROWN 4 CO.. 8 p. NJ. two
frame hounes and O vacant lot on weaf
Leigh street.
u Il CHAFFIN & co. 81 p. NJ, dwelling
No. Ts4 north Fourth strest.
II &. GARRiBON, High Constable. II A
NJ. pool-tsble, carpet. sofa, and other
articlek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
PONrreNEMEsT.

HEADQUARTERS STUART -
IL HORSk q ARDS. kICH.OND, -
September 81 lesb.--fiEHEEALO On YX
DTRe No. - The PICNIC ~ Wp-
pointed Tor Tomorrow IL hereby POST-
ONtD until TT ESDAN the 2sth. the
Troop Will assemble on the 2sln Nt loSs
e. clock A NJ at RegimentRl Arinory,
mounted IN fatigue uniform Tbsne VIII
b, no drIn -MOHROW EVENING. By
order y. II. DEAkE Fist Lieutenant
CHARLtS III kEE,
~ 29-1i Orderly sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Hsurice Counfy Csurt-

This court was IL session for short
while Yesterday. A coupon case was
set for trial, but some important wit
nesses being absent the case was con-
tinued. The delinquent ta1-lists were
passed upon. The court will be In
session again to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

Mr.. John Bowers last week shot and
killed Q young sora In marsh near the
whire House that was covered with pin
feathers and unable tofiy. This would
seem to settle the fact that the sora is
raised in our marshes
MI. jackson Guy has been requested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

Watson, son Of DR.. Charles Watson (;
Henry W. jerks, son of II. G. jerks,
Esq. The ages Of these boys range
from fourteen to eighteen years.
As the service increases the post
master win make additional appoint
ments OF messengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Gz,ee- EurSC.

Dr.. A. q. Wollard, OF Richmond,
Va, is having great success III curing
Cancers. lie has cured hundreds pro-
nounced incurable by other physicians.
Send for pamphlet with references and
certificates. Office, 109 east Leigh
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Nov Ready.

Our stock of Suitings is now COM
plete, embracing many novelties III new
designs OF French and English Suitings.
An early call solicited.
I. Z. SPENCE & SON,
Merchant Iaii0rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
ssysust.ssr~el Chrissiap Church.

Sunday Rev. Henry :. LobingIer eR-
tered upon his duties as pastor Of the
Seventh-Street Christian church Ill this
city by preaching mis- initial sermon at
the II O'Clock divine services. Mr..
Lobingier is from Chicago. H., and is a
Young minister of ripe attainments and
fine educational advantages, and he will
no doubt soon make himself very Use
ful and popular in his new field OF en-
terprise. lie preached again Sunday
night to q very full congregation, and
viii hereafter I'LL regularly the pulpit
of the Seventh-Street Christian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Home Attrnrtsous.

Those vino wish TO beautIiy their
homes could not dc better than get
some Of those beautiful pictures TO be
seen al l.. Lewis's Art Gallery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
yyw pggIICATsONA-

lust PUBLISHED. LETTERS
- AND TINEs or TIE TYI.ERs. BY
LYON G. TyLEE. Ably written. clear.
and readanle-N NGOasiRf ~ Amertrda His-
TIM A work uf laDOrious collation. and
literary merit Washington Post. A monu-
mental work.-dfi0Hfic NOwhtg. Po-sesss<
a great and unique interest.--1i,f Rofs0a.
A brilliant work --.ludgs drrhcT COrks.
For ssle by WHiTrET 6 SHEPPERsoS ar
the bookstores. ~ ls-sW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
snoGF TRrxY CTGARs.
|, DOWN TOWN MERCHANT

A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT
n having passec scveral slecple~ nights.
disturt-ed by the aRon lss and cries OF "a suffer-
ing olilo. and becoming convinced tha<
MRS. WINSIlOw's ssOOTHLNG SYRUP was
iuss the srtioie needed. procured b supply
fr the ohIld. 0n rssching home snc so-
auainting hs vifs With what he had done,
she refused % have It administered ~ the
ohiic. o. she vss strosigiy In favor OF no
mo~psthy. That night the child passed IN
suff-ring, snd the parents without sleep.
Returning nnms the day following, the
fatsa found the bsfg SILL vorse and,
while contemplating another sieepiess
night the mother stepped from the room 30
attend 10 sDne domestic duties. and Jeff the
father with tne child. lnrine her absence
ne sdmiuiured . portion N the seOTB-
ING syRUP ~ ths batr and said nothing.
Thai night 81 hands sept well, and the Ill
"a. fsacw svakr IN the morning bright and
h.pp,. IN. mutha was delighted with the
sudden and wu,nsrfui change, and although
NJ t,wt ursnldsc NJ the DESCRIPTION prsctirsd
upr,n hrr has ontinued to ~ tue SYRUP.
snn suffering, 0yfng he0sss, and restless
nirnt "A nave dinayr'esred. single trial u
the SYRUP pevn yo failed " relieve the
t.b, and cvsrcome the Te5udices OF the
mothsn. sol6 bg I'll drugg sN: 20 eentsa .
,,csI,, se 22-eod1w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Ixcursson 10 WnsninSton

The steamer Ariel viii make probs-
bly, her last excursion to Washington
for the season next Monday, September
2sth. Fare. $3.50; under twelve yeart
Of age, also. Tickets good ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Death OF . Teacher OF the Eiehmone
Public schools

Public tchoos-
The funeral Of Miss Annie L. VIII
liams. one Of the teachers IL the Val
le7 School, took place at the Second
Baptist church yesterday afternoon at
1 o'clock. Before the hour Of COM
msncsment the edihce was crowded
ynh friends and scholars Of the de-
ceased. At 4 o'clock the cOlored teach
er, Of Richmond filed into the church.
Then came the casket, literally
covered with floral offerings, and borne
b7 Nessrs. ". ?. Burrell. George
Stephens, Jr., ". A. Mitchell, ". A.
MundIn, B. A. Graves, Daniel j..
Tsrrsr, Wallace ?. Eppes, James l..
Robinson. and Walter Fitzhugh. Rev.
William Troy delivered sermon from
the 18th chapter 81. Paul's first letter
10 the Corinthians. lie paid the de-
ceased a glowing tribute. and asked his
hearers to emulate her example.
The hymns - Ny Days Are GlldIng
Swiftly By and - Snail We Meet Be
vond the River " were appropriately
rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

Read il the column Of auction sales
the advertisement Of the handsome resi-
dcnce No. 707 west Grace street, to be
sold next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
snoIzr TRIxy CI6ARs.

SUMNER COMPLAINT cured anc immedi-
ntely relieved by DCFFY's PUEE MALT
VHIsKEY. Recommended ny leading ply
sicians. sold by druggists and grocen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Afser tne S0rG.

There was q change in the weather
yesterday that was very grateful. The
dry spell broke w during the night be-
fore, and the day ushered IN gentle
rain, and wind blowing steadily from the
east. 1t was q tne day for sors-hunt-
ing, and keen sportsmen at once began
preparations for raid on the marshes
below the city, where, up 10 the pres
ent time, owing TO the dry weather, the
sport has not been very fine. To-day
the probabilities are that the tides will
be even better than yesterday, and if
the rain continues, thousands Of the
toothsome birds viii fall before the
huntsmen's FIRE. At present the birds
bring readily sixty cents per dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

yTUEAT BAKING POWDER.

U7HEAT BAKING POWDER.
GOLD MEDAL al New 0rlssns-
Endorsed by tbs leading nosss In tine
country.
Approved by the Government chemists
nor the Indian Commission
MARTIN KAI.BFLElsCH's SONS,
ksta ablisilsd 1870. New YORK
PHOSACTn.
Js-Th&ruem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
shOf.X TRLxy C1eARs.

rHE DrsPkruH J0B-PRIrrrSe HoUsH 10
thoroughly equipped TO doan Kinds OF BOOK
AtI JOb-PEIrTIse nj the sno-tsat notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

Postmaster William II. oulling-
worth has selected the following mes
seneers for the immediate-delivery
service, which begins on the LIST Of
October John Mayer, son Of Captain
John +. Mayer; Lee Enos, son Of
Charles Enos; Edward Hall, son Of
Contractor Hall, who was blown up at
Dutch Gap some years ago; Z. 5.
Valentine, Jr., son of Robert S. valen-
tine, clerk At Levy d Dayis's; Charlie
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ss,ssKA. srATsosEKy. ac.
THE MEMORIAL VOLUME

THE MEMORIAL VOLUME
i or TNE
DIOCESE or VIRGINIA,
puBLIsIIED ny
AUTHORITY OF THE LAST EPlScOPAL
CDINc. l..
and con tHsning the addresses then dsliv-
reRd, for sale and delivery We have b.en
appointed agenis for the sole of this book In
tno Stats of Virginia. aid respectfully ip-
vile early ordsu frOm the oefgy and islty.
and the public generally. booksellers In
other lCcaiities ar requested 70 cousinuni-
cate with US orders viii In rlled ia pfi~
ority OF date. Price. 81.
BECKW ITH 4 PAIiHAk.
~ goat KchmOnd, Va.
DESIDES ALL 7 He SCHOOL
~ BOOKS. We have NJ low prices, BAGS,
STRAPS. sLATEs. BPONGEs. LUNCH
BOXES and BAsKHrs. COPY and COM
POSITION HOOKS. PkNCIIls CEAYONs,
RULES. PENS and HOLDERS. DRAW
IRG-SETs. o..
Oid bOuaIs bought sold on exchanged.
$40 J. ". RANDOLPH & ENnbtsH
CCHOOL-BOOks. SCH00I-B0OkS.
~ WEST, JOHSsTON a CO.. Bil Mxin
street offer for sale all the SCHOOL BOOKS
That are used In ine public schools OF the
city and state al tn. city and county
prices: also. q large slock ~ HOOKS fr
private schools and colleges and sChDOL
STATIONERY al the lowest prices. Libs-
rl1i discounts allowed "a tescnen. Orders
solicited and promptly attended 10. ~ IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
A ssorurnY ruKE.
Es3Is'lsFA.EE, I |. /.
: ! {: !EEas:.EE.H:#:s..::: { + !: !:
Fl. j I$E#EE. 81 e Ii
fno e1-1y1
fno oe1-1y1
EDUCATIONAL.

AIRS. CAhaM's SCHOOL FOR
WI BOYS
win rsopep on THURsDAY. September
2stn. nj IL south Tsnird street. For terms
and further particulars eee ctrcuiar al
Vest A Johnston's ~ 10 80. .22 .2@.zc-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
LHHSET~.
DlssOI.UTyoNs a PARI'NERsHff's.
i United PARTNERSHIP.

| United PARTNERSHIP
7his is to certify thal we. BERNARD D.
CHAlkLEY, 1. DAVENPORT, JK.. u. h.
DAVENPORT and JUNIUs A. MORRIS
pl uf the CITY OF Richmond aud state of
Nirginis-nBve formed limited rsrtnei-
ship for the purpose ~ CONDUCTING ~ int
city Of Richmond the business or TAN
NIN(s AND FINISHING LEATHER AND
BUYING AND SELLING HIDES, LEA
THEk. SHOk-FINDlNGS, OILS, and other
articles generally dealt In by leather-aeai-
ere. The Partnership H. 20 continue iof t"u
yearS unless Sooner dissolved by mutual
consent. and tint iirm-name VIII De h. y.
CuAlkLtN,
The speciRl partnerRre !. nANESpols1. Jf,
&. y. IjAVENPOKT, and lUNIUs A. MORRIS.
and fnev have. each contributed the sum Of
81 a8a. BG.s making AL aggregate 81 S3O--
Geo. BEENAKb j. CHAI-kLEi n tlle gene
III partner. ~
iStSmedI n. d. CHALKLEY,
!. uAA ENfOkT. it,
&. y. DAVENPORT.
JUNIUs a. NORRIS.
4 copy ol original.
srArr or VIRGINIA. CITY oF RICHMOND
To W.T.
James l. McKenuy. q notary public
for the city aforesaid IL the Stale o. Nh-
ginia dc certify thRt Bernard ID. ChRik kleS'
! davenport. Jf.. q. y. davenport, anu JN-
MIN A. Morris. whose names are signed 10
the foregoing certificate, have aeverallN Hc-
know l.dRed the same before me N my said
city ou tins the day OF the date OF stic oer-
tificRte and ] further certify that the salu
BERNARD j. Chnikley this osy made "t.th
tnsfore me that the said !. Davenport, Ir..
&. D. davenport and Junins A. Morris have
each paid n actual cast into tine partner
ship uescribeo IN said certificate tine sum of
o.. .ddO.U6
Given nnder my hand tins 20th day Of
August. 1855.
Tsigpedi JAMES l.. MCKENNy.
au2l-ew Notary PuDlic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

fr.<-r.e~es
Tor SALE. THE GOODWILL,
i STOCK, and FUkSfTUEE 0f . fln8I-
CLASS kEsTAUkAST and DINING
ROONs, centrally located IN Baitimors.
Md Gail on or address l.. NJ. SHERWOOD,
los north Gay street., BAitimoes. Md.
- lott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
FINANCIAL.

VALUABLE INVESTMENT sECU-
RITES.
! have still unsOld
sg 600 MOzART ANNUITY CEKrIfI-
GATES.
These certincRtes pay psr cent. per an
mum. clsar OF taxes and are beyond quss-
tisn JOHN l.. WIl.LlAMS.
=. 2s-Gt Banker and froker.
TOR INVESTORS.
We nave FOR SALE A Ii T 4 ID
AMOUNT on 8 PER CENT. BONDS doug
date 0f the town oi North Danvilie. Tho
Increase IN value OF realty of tne town since
1850 AZ shown by the recent R~son ment h
SILT 900, being now tse4 0oO. 1nue 0
bonds limited 10 ~ pcr cent. of Ycal estate
valuation. WARi.EN q QUARLE6,
bankerk and Bvokom,
sI7-Tt I1IT Main street.
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~ THALHIMER BROTHERS,

Tbe BEsT. the I4ARGEsT. the CHEAP
EsT line ever shope IN tine newest ano
Treftisst patterns and designs. Don, ihu
10 look at our line. ~ you CAL save money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
RVRC. VA-The twenty first annual
session begins the FIRST MONDAY IN OC-
TOBEK Thorough preparation for uni-
versity OF Virginia and United States Mill
tary and Nayal Academies Highly recum-
mended by the faculty Of the University
of Virginia. Full staff o. instructors. Pu-
plli uniformly gusoessful. situation healtii-
ful. Early application advised as tie num-
her of DoarderH h. strictly limited. For
". GORDON McCABE.
So h-endlm Head Master
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

MCGUIRE'S SCHOOL,
vi GAMBLE's HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN T. MCGUIRE. ". Il. BOCOCK, Il. a,
y l..
Professor HAssELEFF. CHARLES PUn-
YEsI. G.. T.. 4. &c.
Iwenty-frsi session beg ms SEPTEMBER
-, 1851.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-05-28
Two Ends.

When a small boy was carrying a
not very large ladder, when there was
a crash. An unlucky movement had
brought the rear end of my ladder
against a window. Instead of scolding
me my father made me stop and said
very quietly: "LOOk here, my son,
there is one thing | wish you to re-
member and that is every ladder has
two ends" l never have forgotten it,
though many years have gone. Do not
we carry things beside ladders that
have two ends When | see young
man getting ''fast" habits, | think he
sees only one end of the ladder, the
one end pointing toward pleasure, and
he does not know that the other is
wOunding his parents hearts. All,
yes, every ladder has two ends, and it
is thing to be remembered in more
ways than one.