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oo.sr,,.ypona.nss Of u. slsAnoaa Dispatch.

p--sE1ska%s .>~~~--s..sN
Grant, sAesnen, sssstaaa. snd the secretary
or Wak-tatSssaew hstweea CsamlssAensr
Bsss ,and Eeaszai sAsrnan-Osr Fsrsssa
Minisscrs. kc.,, 80 ,,.4,.
.wAaasSesos, October 81, 1865.
Speculation IL not yst At resi- concerning
the War. Department and It's CHIEF oiiicer.
with reference 70 the fact that stanton
will retire ct the date his annual report -
ALI ready, there are few or no doubts; but
"a to whether Sherman will succeed him
Temporarily, an whether Grant will be the
individual, there are various reports and
copiectures. Your correspondent has been
active in the cndeavof 10 obtain correct In
formation ON this subject, and has not
lacked the proper sources from which to
obtain Il, but confesses to being without
what may be termed definite and reliable
data. Had conclusion been reached as
to Who Is to succeed Stanton, should
know ii but o. yet there Is no determine.
ton on tho subject. The preference Is for
military nssn, and for this reason 1t was
hoped Sherman would be the individual.
am inclined to believe, from hints which
have been made in high official circles, that
ultimately Steedman win resign his com.
mission In the army, and be made Secre,
tary Of War. The President has greai
faith in his fidelity and qualifications.
The new Commissioner Of the Indiar
Bureau, Mr.. Bogy, had an interview to-day
with General Sherman In relation to the
disposition Of the Indians in the far West
1t is very hard to obtain any reliable in
formation about them when 80 many un
official reports and communications reacl
the Department concerning outrages, etc.
and Mr. Bogy will depend upon the mill
tary. for correct sdvices. General Sher
man viii make awritten report on the sub
ject soon. He leaves this evening for Ohio
General Dix will leave for France as sool
as hs can receive his letter Of instructions
which will be in readiness very soon now
General Ewing, Minister to the Hague
sails in the Scotia to-day or tomorrow
The Government is anxious to have it
newly-appointed ministers to foreign courts
leaye for their duties as early as possible
There Is intense anxiety to know what
will be the result Of the examination now
pending in the case Of the police commits
sioners at Annapolis. TIAoN.
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A man Was Suf0csted In New York N.
other NIGHT BY gss. He bad turned Il On
but did not light d, snd went 70 slssp ii Ii
the. room.
.sl6sEis xntolnstte " bopnsts, spnposed
Of telvet, oak lsasss, and jsk 40 The
style n 1sfis 8
4age Nilk Aqes lot pey asy iscaes
tax, - kihpsssy. !"
~ xI51 ~ tSSssse lSfph snosgh M
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BREAKFAST SHAWLS.-we have
- now In store twenty cases OF these CHOICE
and sEASONABLR ARTICLES, which We arc de-
tsrmined to sell at CUSTOMERS OWN PRICES, at
J. STEENB0CK & CO.'S,
Nos 1918 and l3ls Main street
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sATA MEETING OF THE PREsI,
kiysx AsD k4sAW 1sat CosPC III M = -
I'm October. IsN, Ae following fsscIshead ven
Reeolved, That non alySy The ia Day of April
next the tolls al Articles k6al1 ~ tlual1y @.
sssssd according - a The article
e, Ii3 ~ = 49, sssssA n NJ iAaA
1000, tlst Ils lost tsls aa.s sAs r. tsy q
RI l q: E - e. { - ~ = e. !
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BuRNErT'S CocoAIHE.-This u said to be
. very hne fayoring extract, deserving Of
q place on the toilet table. An advertise
ment Of It may be found in our local CO.
lumn. Pltstevg G~ission Advocate. 40
Our Pittsburg friends may use favoring
extracts for their hair, and put Burnett's
Cocoaine In their cakes and ice creams,
but those articles would hardly " set well
on IA gtopaachs &C people outside Of the
coal dust OF the Smoky City," We
should like to inquire a. cnf Chrtstyan Ad-
oocafe fftcnds how l0ug' Il takes "a pro-
dsss. Py ths nse Of Cocoaips, good crop
OF mar on Charlotte Ruse," OF 5 pair
o. % sH,as xeiskeS.c . lcAfofpcupd cske. We
49, nsfaW CAL iof those articles whSn we
bad eAAReA lint wfea TYoa ct ths,n n; \.
cakes and Raddinss, it's : NttIe too mnc =
Cleveland Herald. 80 ~ NUN
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rDONDS or: THE CITY OF ,c KiT Nh.
ID E0NDa OLD vlKgisiAsJJAaIfks sa,sL s,iI.
SoA1 B0ibs nd SfOck. ana oh" 'se"'"
81 s ~ VIRGINIA RsaisrsREp STOCK 81 S
viSHMSN| 1icURIyiHS .! al kinds, 80 ps.s.
vIk vsnisl. iOs ykisA The Highest I'''~
i Pss:isciss ssass.,es vaj4 70 cgLLEcrS'ss'
~ Rs56 q re E1Iii S1's, ana ma SsRosirs kS
fssafs Iiis' .' Ss;cisSis srsEs.os
ny AUTHORITY OF An Acr a, va
I'D he General Assembly Of vrxine. kICH.
fS - 8. 8 fsss 81 issi AL.
~ naieuiSn1d CeQnialouers VIA Sgv.sid coz.
- - 6SSbxY ne Id t,ssssst . ,s Co,
& fIs esssss az s CIV Purcell Co. an
whaAA - ssaAs S 1e Aaw. MecASCy.
.,....f ! ISqBlj \. liosr. j..
: ssasos'
2 n, a.. -. 3 ,.s;s IS y ID Spessa0s's
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ZEPHYR GOODS.
We are now opening our full limos
OF the real
GERMAN ZEPHYR GOODS,
just imported, eonsf1ting Of
NUBIAS, f,
HOODS, AHD
sHAWLS
OF such exquisite delieacy Of
shades and colors and superiority
oftexture ~ to challenge compari.
son with any In the city, ut
J. sTRRNBOCK 4 CO.'S,
Nos. Ni3 and LIS Main street.
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VELVET CLOAKS-
~ MOST CHASTE and SUPERB ARTICLES ever
presented to purchasers In Richmond-ars to-day
opened at J. STEENBOCK b CO.'S,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ION and after
MONDAY, October LIST, the mail train will be run
between Richmond and Staunton daily (Srndays
exceptedl, leaving Richmond at lao A. N, and
between Stanton and Jsckson's river tri weekly,
leaving Stanton on arrival Of mail train from tie
and FRIDAYS, and leaving Jaekson's river a,
p. n on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATuR.
DAYS. The accommodation train will be run be-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, lesv-
ing Charlottesville at S A. N. and Richmond al
S.BP. II. Freight trains leave Richmond on
sSsISpMAiS' fhoHsDAis' ana 'AoNpA AZ
THROUGH TICKETS to Lexington, Harrison.
burg. and other points In the Valley, and TO all
prominent points In the southwest, can be pur.
chased at the once. H d. WHlTCoNb,
oc3 General Supsrintend
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cox SUITS.-SILK-MIXED CASSI-
Oh MERE SUITS, embracing SACK COAT,
PANTS, and VESTS, for $25. We have also the
fner grades, made In the same style, for $so, Sss
and $io for full suit Our stock Is very large ana
this market, and will amply repay those in want
10 give us q call before buying, as we are deter
similar house in the State-a rule We have always
followed. WILLIAM IRA SMITH co..
oe % liz Main street.
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A DOMESTIC ROMANCE.-About fifteen
Years ago saddler, whom We will cal
Smith, lived with his family in the first
ward Of the city. BY thrift and industry
he had succeeded in laying by money suffi-
cient to buy q small home in the West.
Accordingly, the husband and father took
his money in good solid cash and set out
for Ohio, leaving his wife and children be-
hind to wait till he had made his selection
and, sent for them to come to him.
The family waited for tidings, but none
came. They wrote repeatedly and made
many inquiries, but no trace Of the missing
man could be obtained. AT last they gave
up all hope Of ever hearing of him again,
and counted him dead. There could be no
doubt that the unfortunate traveller had
been murdered for the money he carried
with him. Suspicion even fixed upon q
resident Of the city who had been In the
same section Of the country with the sup
posed deceased. Meantime the family was
poor, and had to live a. they could. The
wife Of the absentee-the bereaved wi
dow-opened q clearinghouse, and 30
earned an honest livelihood for herself and
family. Two Of the daughters married,
and ono of Observation-Disclosures left widow,
and returned to live with her mother.
Rsesntlya young man from Baltimore
came 70 board with Mrs. Smith. He was
a saddler, and had found employment in
the city. A few days ago, at the table, he
inquired Of Mrs. Smith II she had any re-
latives In Baltimore. She Had none. He
had learned his trade, he said, with Ro-
bert Smith In that city, who was Q saddler,
and had como TO Baltimore twelve or four
teen years ago. He proceeded to de-
scribe his former 50 boss" and he described
the supposed dead man. The accuracy of
the description, the similarity Of the name
and occupation, raised great speculation.
AT last the widowed daughter, Ruth, OBJ
tanned the address of the Baltimore sad
dler, and started to visit him, and at once
recognised him % the father who had dis
appeared 90 many years ago. She accOst-
ed him, end at once made herself known
to him. He was taken absck, and in his
confhdon received his daughter as his
daughter should be received, acknowledge
ing bis, Relationship, and confessing his
great fault In leaving those belonging to
him 20 struggle through 20 many years un-
aided by him. k4gI It}.
He had lost all his money in Ohio, and
was then ashamed to come homo. He earn
ed more, but he had then been absent so
long that he determined to return no more.
lie kept his resolution, and keeps it yet.
He, sent home presents And afectionate
messages to one and all but would notre-
turn TO them.-Pittsburg 6dsette.-
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DRYfGOoD6 d1cs !

AT LEVY BROTHERS
1sr. . ssppy.,a Viz a.Ii.esss ~: IsSs:
yard Meaehsd CotiDn1 o i5e., -, Asv and TX.
supsitos Irish Linen - GO. DsSsss e Wells q
Red Tvilisd FLANNEL Il IS; White iIannsl. fan
yard vide, 81 COO. One hundisd penang were snp.
piled with those handsome ssfs o. Collars and
q Soc. Lace Wells st Soc 7se and 81. Seventy.
hve psfsons wsfe supplisd with those hAsdsofns
s. SIR. 4 ss1asy fsr
pefsons were supplied with handsoms Preach Me-
finos Attf - per yard Black 6iiks at u 70 and .
large number with numerous other articles Sf -
III LEVY BROTHgRS'
Successors 10 Jacob A. Levy.
no1e2tsoa HT8s"stt No. 10 Main stfest.
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4 PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
4 The WATT PLOW, 7

Warranted 10 do far better work. with one. fourth
less power; 10 double - strong and ~ durable,
pulveriss the soil and up vegetation far 81.
perlor 70 any CUT brace pillow ever yet made ta Of
which have been invented. formed, and fashioned
by myself). tfsn3f ~
I refer to the following fsrmsn, who can tsstify
70 Its merits, viz. p: 9; Ru@n, Willta@ 6hegRs!-
Ian Smith smith, Colonel j. b. Crss.h.w. &iskasd
Adams, DR.. J. Hcylett. p: y. Haz.iL Hosnsnd
Smith wSolfSlt b asafsSsr O. q Carter.
George Booker, and others, who are nAing 4 and
seen -M opsssts. In ssysyy cas1 WHORE u fhih u
aid - soon q The blow q aeiysrsd into sSs sioss
e George Watt 8 Co., q the old stand.
GEORGE WATT, Plov.n akss,
7 @ N--3m Riehmond, Va
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.aE O5Bx 0OOOA ssfs r tsass
REzDli Rs1DiiI
yUs1 Rsc1rvsDf 5usf xYcsrvSp m
from northern esst3paa asd ssilinG q gsdsee6
= ~ -. 80, Il g prices, ~ /.
AIAsal secafniGsEy!! q s sa4sssI1EHss. DOE
- -T'7@..g CLOlKG. 80
n, WHITE GOODS DsPARTxxHf y fAn aaA
s0npl'ist s :FFi ~. Be C ssD SHIFTING,
10 TINR PfLLOW-CA6B COTTON,
49, HHIRTIaG, 10. -. - co.
eat l DRESS GOODS,
pretty and stylish, and at vsry redsssd prices.
~ WHITE OPERA YLAHNgL,
oil eoloes, and vsry shssp.
CLOAK AND MANTLE DgPARTMEHr-LArHsr
~ N0yILTI8.
~ SAcobEs, and
WALKING JACKETS
MOST 7AsHIoNABLi
SHAPES and YADRICS-
VERY STYLISH,
and 1t very low pliss7.
No. ST Broad street,
90 N-lm two doors from corner OF Sixth.
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ID ESUMED.-Theu undersigned having
~ resumed business, have taken the store
CORNER Oh MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
Opposite the post-ofnoe),
and are now openings
LARGE AND VARIED
STOCK OF GENTLEMBN'S
RRADY-MADE CLOTHING
AND FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,
and pledge themselves In the future, as they have
done in the past to spare no effort to please their
patrons in
PRICE, STYLE, AND wORKMANsHIP;
and those who have pstronizsd rs the past twenty
two years can attest 70 the fact that when We
make an assertion we mean what we say, and will
live up to It in every particular. We
MANUFACTURES OUR OWN GOODS,
and have facilities for so doing not surpassed by
any house In this or any other country. We shall
present to the public all the
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
Is they are introduced, either Of foreign or home
production.
A call from our old friends 10 greatly desired,
and we shall be glad to form the Acquaintance Of
all those who desire to purchase goods on the best
terms possible THOMAS 6. BALDWIN 4 CO.,
oc 3s-ts late Keen, Baldwin 4 Co.
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rER.TILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
~~-~o~~~~~~~><~~~Oo~~~%
DHENIX GUANO.-FOR SALE,
fifty tons Of this valuable FBRTiLlzBR. A
gentle ma from the county OF Hanover accompanies
BIS order with the result Of its application 70 tur-
nips-on poor land" making tufnips eighteen
inches In circumference, and the tops two ana
8. r. LATAR0P, Agent,
ocis Eighteenth street, south side OF Dock.
IMPORTANT TO 900
j bushels AGRICULTURAL LINE. Of the pirsst
quality. for sale very loS y r.srrp : RI
Basin. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
&C e--b ~ sttfi ~. $3.50 t5k st5s.
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uTOoLEN SOCKS.-ALL-WOOL,
w L0NG.LEG MEMS EOCKS-a really nice,
"~A' anu ~ WILLIAM IRA Smith / CO.,
oc 81 lla Main street.
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LIVINGSTON, y0X . Co.,,
al -sag'- III Broadway. New York.
9H oAA tsisSnoHS. Virginia.
re - = = :" CiE Point ana Ps.snssr.
iossoli. Virginia.
s0s ts''sA, = lssiSSiYkE: ksYRssYs'S CO.. Agents,
s,fn ~ Tohseeo Irckanne Dc ILL
EDUCATIONAL.

=, ,yr,
/ DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITHLE.
III Oar school vss tysnsfsrysd OCTObbh 800
the vsll.knovp Jpattats bsildings, on feh'H'
Harshall, end Clay syssts.
Repair hsys 10 hf progressed - 70 anofa snr .
aee0snnodatips fos both aygsptis and ooAi". ni
with an admirable location, bu.dlns. ~ =
Grounds. . complete system OF classes JILL ~
he primary @ veil % the collegiate stnats, "a
large and e0elent fsssity, tho Institute s .s,
ansW on ii sdaestiopal career, and ocsfs IN NO.
pesssA Advantages 70 thoss who desire w ,Ssir
losgh intsllsetual and moral training u Wv"
danxhtsn.
s0a ~ Til III 3. WiHsf0Is = A.,
% is-t. -. : Lii L. fsss's'A'.
lT 8. sQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
Ii Ir1LIsH school,. On gfanklIn .trsss ~. ~
tWsen Third stIA Fourth stIeets. Twentis.n 80.
siou For terms, sppiy % sehool.roons OF ~ y.
dance, 10. is gseoad stssst. oe@a
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATlsS.-
OAL nOHoOl, No. "a Franklin bst.ssSn, fy
ySnth anA Nak6N slrssts. By RQGEk nAaaclyo o
tn school WI bsRsssnsd the Iiksf wv
rflsns payable ssaa. annually In advance, !,
HiSksf Inghsh. viii Latin........."....'.'... IS
Urssk - g: i:..
4 hnhs4 nuHbtS Of pupih VII " =, s,,.niloB.
whoa vii rive ny sxctssfvs yoryonsi -
Address ne through the post oS S.sseisp aiHrIs.
KEY
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BRoCHR sHAwLs.
CHARMING AND CHASTR
styles OF these new and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
which have won the admiration Of
the ladies, are attracting much
attention, and are being offered 1t
ALARMINGLY Low PRICES
J. STEENBOCK 4 CO.'S,
Nos. 1918 and l2ls Main street.
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Tor NEW YORK.--ATLAN-% tim
IL TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA ssh&xssA
NJ. The splendid new sids-wheei steamship
HATfRRA6, 8. ALEXANDRA commander, Abe.
NARLR, A. BouRHK commander, leave kiehMond
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Ieays New fofk
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. -.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were oaiis
i 4hsy hsv. spisnSid SALOONS and STATE:
ROOMS, and the FARE. ACCOMMODATIONS and
AfTxNTI0M are unsurpassed. en-
Passage, meals, and sfats-Yooms ineldded, 3d.
WIN DOLLARS AND A HALF.
Coed. s5ippsd By s Linz are landed rssu, ni,l
within forty. eight houn.
shippers are Invited 70 notice that the great
damage and los BY handling, and exposure non
ffsqa1nt fs.shippins, - on other lines. No'as'
Trsights for points beyond New York WIN be Tor;
waYde1 with dispatch, and no charge made sxesPi
actual sxpensee Incurred. MA,
No. q Nor1S river, md tis comPsny,s steamers ,.
foR Wilnjngton, Nogth Carolina; ChSrleston, -.
vsnnsh, Noble and New Orleans, leave from tns
tame PIER. Goods Tor these points can be trans
fensd without sIpsnes or atpcaufs.
Insurance ID very low By these ships, and hs
economy In time, insurance, and cond,non 10
e Nd Ssos SisSinis. inssrsnss sassIsd u
lovsst rates. when osdssel. ~
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ERENCH MERINOS, FRENCH ME-
Gn
Ss sos at RsepsS
FRENCH MERiNo Of the choicest eOiOrs At . low
EzEKIELs Cheap Store.
No. IL Main street,
oe6 nearly opposite St. Charles Hotel.
DEST QUALITY COLORED KID
ID GLOVES, FOR LADIES. CHEAP, CHEAP, AT
EZEKIEL'S, No. Al MAIN STREET. Il have q few
Rid CLOVES. to be run off at low figures this
week Call and EsEkR fELI a CHEAP T sTok
ocs nearly opposite St. Charles Hotel.
RURREss, POWERS si q YANcEY,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY iSsS.H AND WHITE GOODS,
respectfully ANNOUNCE to the merchants Of Vir.
2. ,1rAL1Ii' f y isf,f
NEW AND spe 6EsEsEA Pfngy ooo,s.
They are prega,eSS to ss sThIsI' full lines
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CoRsETs,
EEdLIsH t ASp e W6oHkas, HOSIERY
soNrAas, HOODS, "a !, "a sssss WOODEN GOODS
DRAW BRs,s i and ssgEssIPENDERs'
TOILET ARTICLES in endless variety;
besides somgiete assortment Of
embracing too many items to enumerate in an ad.
Eo vi 81 T FfGGE II 'n'' At the
% BtSkEsss,, POWERS POW : x, IAEsc s I,s
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RIcgnoSD AND PETERSBURG RAiLkoAD Co
"a RICHMOND, Va, October Is, iscs.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
~ after FRIDAY the 18th October the trsin.
on this road will run ~ follows:
Leave Richmond at AIS A. NJ and lsspN
and arrive at Petersburg At s. 20 and 40 P. N =
Leave Petersburg ut 8 A. NJ and 81. p, Il.
and arrive 81 Richmond ct 10. rs A. NJ. and ! 3s
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
an ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Rich.
mond q II 90 A: n: and Petersburg at 10. is A. ".
The MORMINg TRAIN going South and ths
that will run on SUNDAYS.
No train except the ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Vii stop o. Manchester, Temples Port WaIthali
cN-tS Engineer and superintendent.
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A PILES, APPLES.- Twenty-fi five
IA barrels APPLES, assorted, Northern and yir-
ginis, just received and foT nais by Dosunrx
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RAILROADS.


S~Sye~SNseSe<A~ S<s~AsSa~>~-.<~..---
- 4 -
FGREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TEp
McuS AR knsu Mss Tn "a yd,o Iai
sEl 4NIt SS15 1ifH HI ,SHsyISiS .sTsSa
Sh Hill IFffRk odSU22 f eHEffsks ta n All
kkDUCID THR0uaH IAREs.-fh only n rsii,lEs.;
6I6dx 9f CHICKS from Richmond 70 htsa u. s,Sii
Worth 1sst,. and West. "7'
4Ifo1oH III HA NJ TsAiS i.svss n:
4sily ieenAsys exsevssdl 1854. n, striving n
esrftscoE sxps Sasss; fsaffss si e, 4:
fls 1I0Hf fHRoUgH NAIL TRAIN. w.,
kkk9AMT CARS With INV PATENT sLEfpIy9
ChAIke stssehsds issyss Richmond daily ats p
M.s arriving n MaahinGton e ~ a. n, con.
netting With tie kARLf MORNING fRAiks, n,
The nOkTH, 8Aef. ana WEST. NO EXTRA
CHAR0l I0R SLIPPING CHAIRS
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local .Y.
press pasksges, leaves Richmond daily tsrnd,Y,
sxesptesl y as p. H., arriving In Frederick
re scUaa 1 TICKETS ana THROUGH BAGGAGE,
CHICKS % Alexandria, Washington, Bsltmor.
Philsle!phia, New York, Boston, and all the prin.
for further Information and through ueis,,
apply q the oAes Of the Company, corner Bross
and glghth streets, ghoekoe Hill.
J. B. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
sAnu1L RuTa. euperintsndsnt. oeB
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DIleasesaIOns l.s 60 u ~ - = &C.. g.
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"Yes-oh yes," quickly uttered the boy
In earnest tones. "Yes-I should like to
learn / don't want to be bad boy" he
thrillingly added, while his face glowed
with animation. -
Mr.. Kelley promised to purchase books
for the boy as fast as he could learn to read
them, and when George Henry left the
school-room that evening his face was wet
with tears. 80 sof So
We scholars who had remained In the
entry, and saw him come out, had our
hearts warmed toward the poor boy. We
spoke fondly TO him, and walked with him
to his house. His heart was too full for
utterance. So r3asr
On the next morning George Henry COM
fnenced to study in good earnest, and the
teacher helped him faithfully. Never did
see d change so radiant and 20 sudden AZ
chat which took place in the habits Of the
poor boy.
Al soon a the teacher treated him with
kindness and respect, the scholars followed
the example, and the result was that they
found In the unfortunate youth one Of the
most noble hearted generous, and accome-
dating and truthful playmates In the world
Long years have passed since these
school-boy days. George Henry has be-
como nan ofmiddle age, and In oil the
country there % not man more beloved
and respected than he Isl; and I'll Is the re-
suit of one teacher having done his duty.
r. You who are school teachers remember
the responsibility that devolses up0a y0u.
IN this country of free schools tasse shoald
% 20 disti6ctt6A betWesh c3aa6ss. Ali ~
aneo 1Atltled 70 your care and counSel,S
ana 10 yqakeT tte child tae more easnes<
1919 ~ = spps - NY . lift In up snd
= s.z avsg4 sai 81 ssas So ssss IS
nijf..s:s.,s., IN. /. = 80! - $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-05-19

AMUsEZ voUs La Bousso1e, de la Pa
roisse Assumption reud ainsi conpte dune
reucoatre entire deux regres du voioinage
'Sur l'habitation Point Houma, DaujeI
Mason venait de traverser son anclen NAL
ire ct obtenait la permission de passer Ia
mutt dams le camp. Comme il etait jaser
traDquillemeut avec le c1marade qu lui
donnait asile, Daniel Singleton Went frap
per la porte, sous pretexte de regler une
vielle querelle. Mason refusa douvrir, al.
leguant que c'etait dimanche ct que son
srclen maltre lui await dit de Sc bien con
dulre. Singleton alors eDfonea la porte,
arme d TN long couteau ct Sc precipita sur
Mason. Les deux negres Sc roulerent
GueIques temps avant on renssit les
separer, ct Daniel Mason sortit de cette
premiere rencontrc assez gr!evement bles.
Sc.
Quelques heures plus tard, Singleton
revlnt a la charge, foreant la porte encore
ct s'avaucant sur lie uegre bIesse ct coucha
Cette fois Mason, proftant de sa position,
falt sauter dun coup de pied le coutcau de
la main de Singleton, sen empare dun
bend ct dun autre lie plonge tout enter
dams lie ventre de Singleton qui expire i'm,
meulatement