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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-04-01

Twenty-Five years ago a young
Scotchman named Garrick went
to Australia, leaving his wife be.
hind him. After some years she
heard that he was dead and came
to Hamilton, Canada, with her
lite son, and there married Mr..
Nicholson. Six years ago no died.
Meanwhile Garrick, who had not
died, returned to Scotland with a
nice little fortune and began hunt
ing for his wife. Two weeks ago
she received letter from him,
and week ago he joined her in
Hamilton and they were again
regularly and lawfully married.
Love is more blind in more SEN
ses than one. A school teacher in
Santa Barbara, Cal, who loved a
pretty pupil planned to elopa with
her. They boarded a steamer
bound for Lns Angeles and the &C
com!.lnodaung captain steamed to a
point beyond the three league ma
rlne limit, where they could be
united without o license. After
the ceremony they returned and
found, what they might have learn
ed before starting, that nobody
had the slightest objection and
that they could have been married
at home.
Two bales of cotton raised by
slave labor in 1862 were sold the
other day at Rock Hill, S. c., as
the New York Sun notes. The
owner had been offered SO Is cents
in gold pound, but for some I'M
known reason would not sell, and
when he died he still had it stored.
1t was in excellent condition, al
though twenty-four years old, and
was sold for SIG cents a pound,
the lowest price touched by cotton
since those bales were grown.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-04-01

The Caucasian petroleum, which
excells all others in Illuminating
power, is SAID to be greatly lnfe-
rior as lubricant to the American
oils,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-04-01

A saloonist avoids the liquor
license in Fayette county, West
Virginia, by locating across the
river which forms the boundary
lines. He has q wire stretched
across with a basket, which slides
back and forth. The Fayette coun-
ty customer puts money in the bas-
ket and gets whiskey by return
trip.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-04-01

Nature publishes on uncommon
ly large story about herring jump
ing out of the water when fright
ened. A correspondent says he
has observed whole shoals of this
fish, in their anxiety to escape
when persued by whales, piled up
above the surface of the sea to .
height of from three to six feet.
On one occasion the fish formed a
mass even with the top of the mast
of a fishing boat-vlz., about tif-
teen tcet-and had part of this
mass fallen into the boat it would
doubtless have sunk"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29
d Peculiar Case Of Eczema.

An EImira. n. II, correspondent
writes: A very peculiar case came 10 the
notice Of the people of Penn Yan sofne
time ago. and its progress has been
watched by the medical profession with
the greasest interest. Perry Danes.
respected citizen 0f the village, sudden
liz became afflicted with = singular dir
ease. The first symptom was peculiar
itching Of the skin over the entire body.
This continued for several months, aud
the torture he endured was indescrib-
able. During this time the skiR was
gradually thickened. The color was
lurid red and burning sensation per-
vaded the entire body. Many physi-
clans were consulted. none of whom
were able to diagnose the disease or af-
ford any relief TO the sufferer. After q
time the skin became thick and leath-
cry, perfectly dry, and covered with
scales. Whenever the body was brush
ed white scales would fall in showers.
After the skin had thickened and be-
come perfectly parched and dry It began
to form in folds. Every part of the sur
face of the body was thus affected. The
face presented n terrible appearance.
The eyes were nearly closed from the
excessive thickness of the eyelids, which
lay in thick folds. The skin over the
entire surface OF the body seemed to be
growing thicker and harsher during this
time. Mr.. Danes suffered untold agon-
les. and was told that his case.was hope
less, and his time to live was short.
lie had lost all faith in medicines, and
was anxious to have death relieve him
of his suffering. AT the meeting Of the
State Homeopathic society ut Grove
spring last fall he was examined by the
leading physicians of the state, and so
rare is the disease that few Of them ever
witnessed or heard of q similar case.
Two Of them pronounced it well-de-
fined case of universal eczema, and Mr..
Danes at once placed himself under
their treatment. For u long time no
change was apparent The scales that
fell from his body increased, and hum
dreils OF people who had heard Of tile
strange case came to see him. His skin
presented very much the appearance of
an elephants hide. His nights were
spent IN bathing and rubbing his body,
and he had become nearly insane from
long suffering and want Of sleep About
six months ago he began 10 improve
slowly. The shower of scales lessencd,
the thickening of the skin was arrested,
and the deep and painful folds began
TO disappear. Although not yet well he
Is comparatively comfortable, and Is
thought to be in fair way to recovery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29
4 Tooth Growing into His Nose.

A young man who said he was
book-binder, went to Bellevue Hospital
and wanted to have something done for
his throat which had been giving him
so much trouble that he could not work.
DR. Griffin made an examination of his
throat, but could not find anything the
matter there, and was about to tell the
young man that he was carrying a dis
ease around in his mind. when his eye
fell upon something In the roof Of the
mouth. A closer inspection showed 1t
to be q bone, and by following its
course along the upper jaw it was found
to &c in socket AT the base and was
evidently an extra tooth. The man had
a full set Of teeth and as this extra one
could be of little service in the mouth. it
had gone on an exploring tour and the
other end was found projecting into the
left nostril IT had fine sharp point
and by distending the nostril 1t could
be plainly seen
The patient said that ii had been
there 90 long that be couldn' remember
when it came. 1t had never given him
any trouble, and he did not believe that
there was anything the matter with ii.
4 was found, however, to be pressing
IN such 4 way upon the tissue as TO
cause irritation and Inflammation, and
lie was advised to have Il taken out, as
there was 4 possibility that 1t might re-
suit Iii cancer. but tho patient re-
fused 90 have ii removed, though it
could be readily done without disiigur-
ing his face, and went away from the
hospital with the idea that 4 man with
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29
R.lhschila,s Maxlns.

According to George Francis Train,
Baron Rotnschild had the following
maxims framed on bis bank walle:
Attend carefully to details OF your
business.
Dare to do right. Fear TO do wrong.
Fight life's battle bravely, inani0lly.
Go not in the society of the vicious.
Hold integrity sacred
IDjure pot another's reputation or
business.
Join hands only with the virtuous.
Keep your mind from evil thoughts.
Lie not Tor any consideration.
Make few acquaintances.
Never try TO appear what Yen are
not.
Observe good manners.
Pay you debts promptly
Question not the veracity Of
friend.
Respect the counsel OF your parents.
Sacrifice money rather than prin-
ciple
Use your lcisurs time for improve
ment
Venture not upon ,he threshold of
wrong
Watch carefully over your passions
'Xsend to every one kindly snln-
tation.
Yield not to Encouragement.
ZeaIously labor for The right
Il scccess il certain
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29
Testing II . Love.

The other evening az q Detroit
Fitz noodles called on his girl he
found her with tears in her eyes aud
her face tied up.
Its the awful, awful toothache!n
she sobbed, as be asked for an expla-
nation.
TRY camphor."
"Bnt rhe deutist says must have
two Of 'em outl Will you 60 with
me?n
"0f course"
And will you-you also have
tooth pulled7D
Certainly ~
1.-TWO of 'em?"
Eyes ?n
Before | do!r
Yes, darling.n
Then sho flung the handkerchief
from her face. brushed tie tears from
her eyes, and gave him long, linger-
ing, procrastinatiDg kiss on the left
jaw. She bad simply been testing
bis love and devotion. They will
go to Niagara on their bridal tour.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29
COD LIVER OIL 10 GOOD.
pbyslcians Disconsinuing Ha.

&SH4t&h9s
Experience has shown that cod liver
oil has no lnntritive power, and, besides
ehls negative character, the accumulation
Of fatty matter which follows is use,
deranges the alimentary canal ssAny kind
Of oil is trying TO the stomach, even when
the system is In . healthy condition, and
how much more must Il Be when the al
gestiye organs are weak, and are dosed
with something Of the most unpaiatable
character. The quantity OF cod liver
oil which Is ordered to be taken daily,
II always in excess OF the capacity for
digestion and absorption, and Injurious
results naturally follow. In fact we
would hear of more cases in which serious
harm has been caused by cod liver oil
were It not that Ia order 60 swallow Ii, thd
patient mixes It with whlskey, and the
alcohol thus taken nentrafixes the evil
done by the oil. II is . fact laid down BY
all chemists and scientists that nothing
viii restore di ordered system or pro-
mote digestion, which has been impaired,
quicker or more effectively than alcohol,
and as this is what medical men aim &c
In their treatment OF the sick, Ii follows
that they arc now largely prescribing
simply pure whisky and disseminating
the use OF cod liver oil entirely. Mono
OF these so-called cod liver oils pretend
TO have more than 50 per cent. and some
Of them only 20per cent..of pure oil. Some
Of 1t Is Shark Oil, which has been found
to have no medicinal effects, In fact, it is
found worse than the cod liver oil. Two
ounces Of alcohol contains more nutrf-
ment than Is found In twelve ounces OF
lean meat, besides it Is the only medicinal
article that enters the blood direct, with
ont any digestive effort on the part of tlm
stomach, while cod liver oil is so in..
gestible as 70 necessitate the Employment
OF other agents TO aid its assimilation.
and, as consequence. leaves the stomach.
which or a cOnsumptive patient Ii always
weak, in q weaker condition than ever
Az stated. whiskey Is now the recognized
treatment for consumption. but let
the patients be careful to see that
the whiskey they use 10 III solntely pure
and free from fnsel oil, and made from
malt, such as Dutfy's pure malt whiskey.
which latter IL the only whIskey that
combines a food quality with d stIrnulanA
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29

FOR RENT. On and after the lst Of
April, 1886 the DWELLING now occu
pied bv Lieut.. Eldrldge on College Ave
nue. adjoining the residence Of Edward
Baldwin. Apply to
f26f JAMES Fl. HODGES.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29

EIRE. j. ed. MUNROE, viii in
sure your property against fire in one Of
the oldest and best home companies at
moderate rates Real Estate Agency
with Fire Insc, at office 50 Maryland
Avenue. m1tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29

PURE BREED BROWN LEHHORN
EGHS ~ will furnish q refully haadled
eggs from perfectly pure stock at low
figures. Leave your orders at Jas. Hop
kins Store Main ST. G.. w. HOPKINS.
FOR SALE. 81 viii purchase q New
GEN CAMERA, /" and outfit cont lete
for taking photographs, Instantaneous
process. Full instructions given Now
il your chance. Apply to
SAMUEL ANDERSON,
m25lw. Marine B tracks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08

Mrs. A. W. BrockAw. Of Groton,
Brown county, Dakota, used Allcock's
Plasters for fifteen years /; completely
cured Of irfegularity by using two
Plasters across the small Of the back
for seven days each month also, found
them very eflicaciousin Kidney Trouble;
cured Of = dull, heavy pain and pres
sure ct the base Of the brain by wear
ing an Allcock's Porous plaster q the
back Of the neck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
THE VIRGINIA NJ / d l. A n D
l. ACADEMY.

Tie School so successfully conducted by
Profs. K. X. POWELL, JOHN HART. N. A.,
and others for the past three y ears ~ Locust
Dale, Va. will he transferred the coming
session to the beautiful heights near cut
pepper where the " Piedmont Agricultural
Fairs" have hereto fore been held. Here.
this school, under tine style OF The VIZ
ginia Midland Academy, nnds wealth q
advantages In It's permanent location. Win
new and handsomely arranged buildings,
ample grounds shades two noble springs
direct railroad and Geographic cpmmuni'
cations, and churches OF all denominatl ons
Board and Tuition the entire session of
nine months, Sl7S. $500.
For Catalogue address VIRGINIA MID.
LAND ACADEMY, Cu'pepeG Va.
FACULTY: John HsrJ. =. ~. university
Virginia: John Hart. Jr.; Daniel Read. NJ
a, Univcrsity Virginia, and =. Il Poweu.
Business Manager.
We take pleasure In stating orr hearty
sympathy with the transfer and establish
ment here Of"The Virginia Midland Acaie.
my" and commend II also n unsurpassri 10
beauty and health OF locatlon.-Eey. Y. i.
JAMES Baptist Church; Rev. EDWARD
EELLS, Presbyterian Church; Rev. W.
ROBERTS. Episcopal Cuurch; Rev. I. >.
CLARKE Methodist Ch1rch.
q sO-d M.H%ulsW fl.sy2mO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
How the German Emperor Travels.
IPall.Mall Gazette

tPau-Mall Gazette.
When the Emperor William travels
every possible measure is taken to pro-
vide for his comfort. The Emperor's
special train consists of three saloon
carriages connected with each other by
covered way. The imperial carriage
proper is richly hung with blue damask,
and at one end there is small COM
partmept in which the Emperor likes
to stand at the window when making
short journeys. A small saloon next
to this coupe contains sofa and
spring seat, opposite which is
the Emperor's campbell. Near the
salon is the study, in which stands
q desk, with writing materials, whose
appearance shows good wear. Upon a
bracket above the desk is small model
of the Column of Victory in Berlin.
Adjacent to the study is q dressing
room, fitted mp with extreme care and
good taste. A final room contains two
small sofas, . leaf-table, and large
mirror. With the Emperor's own car
rage is 3 carriage for his suite, and this
is, Of course, quite differently fitted up.
1t contains five or six apartments, each
containing . table and two small
couches. All the rooms are connected
by telegraph with the Empsror's apart
ments. The carriages are provided
with Gas throughout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08

This magnificent SUMNER RESORT as
OI IN FOX VISlIOk--loCatet Oh the
OF a mountain ana surrounded by mJ.n
taus. with an extensive aud b8autlfu. D.
shaded lawn.
Hotel pIfcctln al OF Us appolnt'ner'F
such as glLs. electric. Jells. So. HC. and o....
10 the publiCa summer nome uue Iualel ..
any OF the mounts iu r, sDris
Having received Instructions nom t.'
owner 20 SPARE Ia expense 10 tuIM Ls Do.
table. : guarantee every luxury 'c9 lB!....
Affords
IN addition Cd tns Alum Wells g- lF
two OF the lnest CHALl ktA.E 9.'k,N
Ia the United States.
gfrce last season thousands % dD.Ir.
have been expended fs negutiy,Eg AMI
adding "a This lovely plg'e. and 10 Jay a
stands without uFN I'D t..s h'Hi -iie.
ferns moderate. Il-'. Tc.rgrtp.-. and
eN press. ol.iC,,s ia fnr Motel.
q. 1. WILKINSON.
ty25-Ir0 Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
CUFFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.

The seventeenth annual session opens
SEPTEMBER 8, 1856, aud closes secO0d
wednesday IN June. 1857.
Students received atauy time, hut are al 70
yised to enter al the beginning OF term.
Suffolk Is one of the heathiest and most
access bic towns IN Virginia
The corps OF teachers is efficient ana eX..
pprienced The home training moral ami
attractive. Fine adv antages In Music. AIT,
and Languages at moderate rates.
Send for catalogue. MISSES FtNNEG.
an Ism WfF2m suffolk. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
THE yIRGINIA.BEACH

on the ocean bank SIX miles sou. ~ ,trf
Henry. Delightful sea breeles. SO iDs-
auitoes Unequalied sun. bathing. Rooms
and table frst-cla1s.
Five trains daily from norfolk. making
c.o.e connection With ralliuad aud s.et H-
boat lines from Richmond going an ..-
turnlnQ-leaviug Norfolk al $50 and A. 3D.
a. ~ and 3.l5. ). ana 1870 T.. N.
Rates FOR August aud September. es.J
and 20 pr day 81 50 sud 10 pr w'"t
CHARLES a. JOHNSTON, Manager
Virginia Beach. Princess Anne county, No.
IA -3tftSu3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
I AXE VIEW HOTEL,
IL WATKINS. =. \.

On the \. T.. railroad. direct '-'1
baltimore aud Washington. open
JUNE TO OCTOBER. Only I've "....
walk from the famous Watkins ..-a.
Located on high ground; over ..r
Screen Lake and the village ~ ="
Climate delightful: Pure AR; Pure Nt'.r
Sanitary surroundings complete '.. Pug
uueScellCd Rates moderate. Afi-.-5
MILLAKD COOK. MANAGE
&c 90 aoJ2m Watkins y a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND. VA.

EIGHT SCHOOLS-Latin, Greea, Modern
Iangun ges, English, Mathematics. Phys'cs
Chemistry, and Philosophy. Full corps ol
eight professors. livery facility for select
ing studies according TO previous prepare
ton aud failure aims. Several courses OF
subsidiary lectures free. Ample grounds,
buildings, and apparatus. Library mu'
scum. y nnasum, two literary societies;
all the applis noes and advantages Of Well
equipped and prosperous college,: ips'ruc. .
ton thorOUQh and standards hlgh. NORA ana
social surroundings unsurpassed.
TERMS for nine months session: Natrlcu"
lation, SIS: room-rent So: tuition In three
schools, $40: board, $40 to 500; fuel, Hight
wash Ing, &c, about $40.
Next session opens SEPrEN BER23. 1883.
For catalogue with fuller information, al
dress H. II. HARRIS. Ch'n Of Faculty.
~ II-deodlOw-iy 13-swl0w is 16-wlOw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08

:. - N I ~ " lf / - - w
! ; ISLAND on tbs SOUTH. "-Tut
pu u.ar summer resort VIII ~ opou tn i-s
pu lie on and after JUNE p, 1893. ~ l.
did surf-haihing. Finest fshing on fNs
coast. Elegant accom- mediation. To "a
ine Band (argeat and best "a the couI'..J
plays every day aud evening. Resisuurt.
paw lion seating 1000 people open al 'uH
time. GIa vity ra,rad 1000 tret .14F.
Sail-bo6iS on bay, lake, sud river; largo
and small row ana fisnlng-b ats % hire .'r
nOmiuA p1ce always ready. over $50
miles Of Waterfront. Hotel AMI alI hn %
lngs dfty feet above high water opera
HOuAe oren afternoon aud evening. Pee.
tTic.liShis all over the grounds. Fit..s-
horSfs, riding pony ana goa n G.
tiage-. sW iugs. bowl ny alley. r'dc.Er.,t. .t
and thouss nds or afuuse neuis Tor i4e A." ID.
dreu. Highest observatory ia the state.
inrgest objection OF animals I'm be SJ..-.
covered pier 1000 feet out IN the bay. Sle-
Gal excursion rates for churches. sunday
schools. bud societies either Dy Ilii ur uu
the new and egGutstegmer PAY k'1-o
For dates and charter apP,y lrWeiiAte.y
70 the BAG-klb DE COMPANY,
1873 west Baltimore street. Baltimore,
my 27-7St&Wl3t or Annapolis -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08

DELlGHTFUL BOARD CAN BE
hoDtaiued "a the MOI MAINS OF VIZ
GINA az THE BROOK Address. A.i--
{. STOCKTON, RIO iOst.Oitce. AlpeIna..o
county. Va gu l-2H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
GLOUCESTER ACADEMY,

~ GLOUCESTER COZ SrG, VA,
for Boys 0nd Young Men, has unri-
vailed advantages. Location perfectly
healthy, beluga happy medium between the
Rigorous cold OF tho mountain aud northern
regions aud the enerya'ing heat OF the Sec
lions further south. Easy otsrcess, but re-
mote from city temptations. kindly nome
influences. Beginners thOroughly Drilled Ia
the elementary branches and more al
yanced pupils fitted iOr College or Busi
ne<s career. next session begins SEPFE3.
Der 2OTH. Expenses for nine months
about Sl6O.
REFERESCES: Professor Gli1aEleeye
Johns Hopkins. University, Baltimore,
Nd: Professors Page, Peters, md 5cnele de-
We're, University o, Virginia; RI. Row. A.
M. Randolph, Assistant Bishop % Vlrg mia,
Richmond, Va, and the patrons ~ The
school generally. Apply for circu srs 20
JOHN TABB. Principal, POST Office, Glouces-
Ter Courthouse, Va.
is 25-dSuG W,Ssvr I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08

Hon. John Nelly, Of Norfolk, was At
Newport News on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
uO.FORBUCKROE,-TWONLry

n VI " = Y : = = " - =
IL EAST or OLD POINT on CIlE-t.
PEAkE BAY. open APRIL i54u o..
spring and summer BOsriers. A'tur-
lions Surf Bathing. Boating Flshi'- aui
Dancing. Special rates furnished tf.dr-
sion Parties Bathing free. FOR par r.-ari
address Mrs. u. a. HEErFhI
Post Office Box ia, Hampton, bs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
q BALTIMORE.
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGIATE
COURSES.

The programmes for the next academic
year are now ready for distribution.
~ ls-eOd2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
HANOVER ACADEMY,
IL VIRGINIA.

COLONEL HILARY p. JONES. u. A.
MAJOR HORACE W. JONES.
au 1-eod2m Taylorsyil.e posi- oiifr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08

L ENNORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
IN SCHOOL, NEAR AMHERST COURT
HOUSE, VA.-Fineeuth session begins
SEPTEMBER ., 1885. II. a. STROBE
(Nsth Medalist, U. Va Prin.; Assistant
o. X HARDING, \. NJ. Completing IA. u.
Course at Johns Hopkins this year, a high
grade select school, preparatory TO the uni
yersitles and to the business or life. For
particulars address Principal for catalogue.
~ 16-eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
CRAND HOTEL

GRAND HOTEL
~ ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBR!IGE COUNTY. Va.
FORMERLY CALLED THE JORDAN
ALUM
AND UNTIL LAST SEASON A PART y+
kOCkBkllbE ALUM SPRINGS
COMPANY y PRDIEltIY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08

THE GREAT BRIDGE OF W.
L GINIA-an unusually attract .n 7l l.
iner resort. Immense park, conr,ar r
views. miles OK safe walks and drH.s
timl mountain scenery. bowling ''u t
dancing. and hue music for Reasons.
rates and within easy reach 90 E.r.uI. '
For particulars address at once
r.. y. BAG0. Supeun'endtu.
23-eodIm Natural Er'.4 '.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
Az No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
.onN PowrLL. PrlncIpal.

JOIN Fl. POWELL, PrIncIpHT,
Mrs. 7. q. PEYToS. Associate Principal.
The fourteenth sfs9ion OF this Boarding
and Day-School for young ladies' will neyiu
SEPTEMBER 20, 1855, aud close June
10. 1857. Apply Tor catalogue 70 either
principal or at bookstores.
iyl5.Th, Su&Iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
REMOVAL.
49, -. ~ ~

WE HAVE REMOVED TO THE
w commodicrs store and warehouse
No. 1918 EAST GARY STREET
Commercial Block. recently occupied by
Buck 4 Hof.
Thanking our friends aud the public for
the very liberal patronage bestowed ON Us
In the past, we hope, with greatly increased
facilities for conducting our business, 10 re-
celye q larger share OF their favors Ia future.
N. X. SAVAGE 4 Co,
Commission Merchants.
Dsaleu In Flour, Hay. Grain. Mlll.feed,
and all kinda Field and Grass s3oedA
Messrs. BukK 4 HofF may bo found ~
our store for the pyeeeue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-08
sywSER RFSOaTa.

THE STOCKTON,
Il CAPE MAY, Nj.
OPENED JUNE 3JrlL
under the MANAGEMENT of HENRY GLAZE.
late Of Grand Union Hotel, Sare'..a
Strings. ~ pF SusNiYf