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NJ J. Z. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR
.MAIs STREET BETWEEN AsHTH AND NINTH.
has opened, and asks attention to his
FALL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Csssimeres, Vsstings, Beavers, Business
Coatings, whitneys, Meltons. Tricots, Petershams,
and Chinchilas, Of the latest importation, and GER
tainly as choice in quality and style as ever Of
fered foe ls-om1 J. Z. DOHERTY.
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NALBOTr a BROTHER,

TALBOT 81 BkOTHER, - :,
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, oRisT HILIS.
HYDRAULIC PREssBs, as.,
ere again in business, corner Cary and seven.
tsenth streets, and are prepared 10 furnish
HICKs's PATENT ENGINE, the grsatsst thing
CINE, something very simple and any other kind
OF ENGINB required. All persons wishing TO buy
will do well to call and see them before purehns
Ing eIsawhere an nLly
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GRAND PRESENTATION MUSICAL CONCERT

800 o.a tickets q, the nominal price CT 81 each-a
single ticket emitting the Turchay er TO a gift
there being one gift TO every ticket The Gifts are
a. !<.IUws.
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Mayors CoURT-MATOR MAYO PREsI-
D1NG.-Herman Swartz appeared to an
swer for attempting to assault and beat
Daniel Murphy. The evidence showed
that Swartz and his wife were having a lit
tie quarrel, and Murphy intcrtered, when
they forgot their private grievances and
turned on him. Daniel was given lee
ture bv the Mayor on the folly of inter-
feriDC between man and wife, and STartz
was discharged.
James jackson, colored, charged with
stealing $40 from James Childress, was set
back to work thirty days in the chain
gang.
james Dunn, white, charged with steal
ing a bar of iron and resisting policeman
Carter, who arrested him, was sent to
work in the chain-gang for twenty days.
Harriet Boiling, colored, charged with
assaulting and beating Isaiah Harris, about
five years of age, was sent about her bust
ness.
Henry Conroy, United States soldier,
charged with assaulting and beating Henry
Duffner, was sent to the Libby to be dis
posed of by his officers.
William Gentry, colored, charged with
digging holes in front of the property Off.
L. Hyde and insulting the said Hyde, was
discharged with an admonition.
William Davis and John Kelly, charged
with assaulting and beating Anne E. Mil
ler, were brought up. They were dis
charged,
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CONSUMPTION AT a medical Congress
in Paris, very recently, there was q most
interesting discussion on the subject OF
consumption. We find the following para
graph with regard to it in the Paris letter
of the New York Times:
"The first question discussed in the
Medical Congress was a question which
reaches and interests, more directly per-
haps than any other, every family. 1t was
the question of tuberCle, its contagious
ness aud prophylactic. The discussion
turned mainly on these two points: Is tu-
bercular consumption contagious, and may
it not be prevented by inoculationi |
should tell you that the profession, tired
of being baffled by disease so slow in its
progress and yet SO certainly fatal, have
been experimenting of late years all over
Europe, and that enough new facts have
been arrived at to warrant certain num-
Der of the experimenters to declare that
tubercular phthisis is contagious. and that
a healthy and an infected person ought not
to sleep in the same bed. Experiments
have been made upon rabbits and other
animals by inoculating, under the skin the
matter from tubercles, and these lnocu-
lated animals die consumptive in three
months time. The discussions OF the
Congress established no new doctrine in a
positive way, but they brought out many
valuable facts which will put the pro-
fession step in advance in the right dl.
rection.
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ATTACKED BIZ GARRorER.-A despe-
rate attempt was made to garrote citizen
on Wednesday night last. Mr.. John S.
Austin. late of the firm of Gates s. Austin,
while on his way into the city from Church
Hill, about II o'clock, was assaulted by a
garroter near the synagogue on Mayo
street. The rnffian made desperate
effort to seize Mr.. Austin by the throat,
but the latter wrestled with his antagonist
with al the power he could command.
when nhs s:,1ess M Austo his ssrepgtS
was failing, gave an alarm. The rascal,
exasperated at his failure, drew knife
and stabbed at Mr.. Austin; but he so
warded eff the blow as to receive the cut
in the heshy part of the arm. The garroter
then fed. While Mr.. Austin's wound is a
painful one, we are pleased to know that
he does not regard it as serious.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-The court
met yesterday at the usual hour, Justice
George d. Peasants presiding. One of the
jurors J. D. Warreu) in the case OF the
Commonwealth Us. A. Wiedmeyer, re-
terred to yesterday, was detained from the
court by illness, and it became necessary
to swear another in his stead before the
case could be proceeded with. Mr. B. D.
Clark having been summoned, appeared,
and was sworn in.
1t now became necessary that the new
Juror should have all the evidence taken
yesterday read to him, and this consumed
some two hours. The examination was
then proceeded with, and some three
or four witnesses catechised thoroughly by
both General Wise for the defendant, and
Colonel Young for the Commonwealth.
The evidence is all written down-a some
what tedious process. No facts Of interest
to the general public were elected yester-
day.
At halfpast o'clock the court adjourn
ed to meet again to-day.
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EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY IN ROCKETTs.- =
On Wednesday night last the young and
old men Of Rockets and vicinity held a
meeting in the Methodist church in Rock
etts, and organized an Educational So
cictv, the object Of which is to provide
suitable education for those who are una
bic to attend day schools, and, as far as
practicable, to educate those who are una
bic to pay for schooling. The Society now
has. twenty members. The object of the
Society is most praiseworthy, and should
commend itself to all.
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The FIRE AT CITY PoIST.-We made
mention in Wednesdays Dispatch of fire
raging at City Point night or two prevl-
Gus when the steamer Norfolk passed. A
gentleman from the immediate vicinity in
forms us that the fire occurred little af-
ter midnight, and was caused by the nurn-
ing of large barn owned by DR.. CHRIS.
Proctor. The barn contained some l0,O0O
feet of lumber. The fire was beyond doubt
the work of an incendiary. DR.. Proctor
offers a reward of $50 for the arrest OF the
party or parties who applied the torch.
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RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-A series of inte-
resting meetings is progressing at St.
Marks Protestant Episcopal church, cor
ncr of Leigh and Foushee streets. The
pulpit is occupied each evening by one of
the resident rectors of this city. On
Wednesday night the Rev. Mr.. Peterkin
preached sermon Of most absorbing in
terest to q large and deeply interested
congregation. There will be services to-
night at the usual hour.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

r. W. POWERS
begs to inform his friends and the public that no
has removed from his former house, corner
Main and Fifteenth streets, to his
CoMMODIOUs NEW STORE,
1866 Main between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
His stock will be found
FULL AND COMPLETE AT ALL TIMES.
Wholesale and retail buyers are assured that no
efforts will be spared to meet their wants.
ua invitss with confidence an examination OF his
stock of PrRB
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYEsTUFFS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GOODS, &c., SC.
He would return tn anks for the liberal patron
ape hitherto accorded him, and respectfully SO
licits a continuance OF the same.
R. VI. POWERS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. 1906 Main three doors below Thirteenth.
N
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HUsTINGs COURT OF MAGIsTRATEs.-Pre-
sent Recorder Regnault, W. ". Timber
lake, Thomas NJ. Jones, John j. Bintord,
and Charles G. Barney.
The following business was disposed of
yesterday:
John Jackson, charged with knowingly
receiving stolen goods, was acquitted.
Jacob NJ. EDgle, indicted for an assault
and battery, was acquitted.
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RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-On Wednesday
night last the train on the Wilmington
and Weldon railroad broke through a
piece of trestle work near Enfield, N. c.,
and four cars fell in. Mr. James Goodwin,
of Richmond, the express agent, went
through with the express car, and was
slightly injured. We heard Of no other
casualtias
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ECLIPSE OF THE MOoS.-There will be an
eclipse of the moon this evening, beginning
at titty-three minutes past o'clock. The
moon will rise at eleven minutes past G,
when two and half digits will be eclpsed.
The middle will be reached at twenty
minutes past I, and the eclipse will end
forty seven minutes past 8. The visible
duration of the eclipse will be two hours
and thirty-six minutes. The number OF
digits eclipsed will be eight on the moons
northern limb.
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A New REMEDY FOR CHoLERA.-The
people of Italy are greatly alarmed at the
rapid progress Of the cholera, and some
singular superstitions come to light. The
villa gers cherish the notion that evll-dls-
posed persons infict the disease upon the
communities in which they live, and one
of the brigand chiefs goes step further.
According to the following passage from
Florence letter, this indignant person not
only shares the prevailing superstition,
but means to try remedy:
"a short time since the inhabitants OF
Rossano found tho following proclamation
issued by the brigand chief Palma pia'
carded on their walls: make known tc
the proprietors and projects of this place
that if the disease does not cease on the
instant shall come down upon them with
four thousand of my followers ana put
stop to it at once. N. B.-l shall burr
and destroy everything unless | am obey
ed. I am >,
"sDoMEN1co STRAFARo PALMA"
Tn medicine this would be called the
heroic method of treatment.
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The DISTURBANCE AT FAENvILLE.-Yes-
terday Colonel Garrick Mallory, Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, left for Farmville for
the purpose of investigating the causes of
the recent disturbance at that place be-
tween the soldiers and negroes.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mcssrs. James
M. Taylor s Son sold by auction on We'd
nesdav two farms situated in the county
of Henrico on the Osborne turnpike
about FIVE miles east of Richmond. One
containing 100 acres, handsomely i'm
proved, sold for 1885. The other, con-
tanning 40 acres, for 1925,
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AaCctiO7a Sales This Dan.

E. D. COOK will sell at his store this forenoon at
10 o'clock one rosewood piano, six octave, and
large lot OF household furniture.
GRUBBS T. WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock P.
NJ, on the premises, the house and 10. on st.
John strset between Baker and Charity.
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Special Notices.
BE- OPENING OF NEW STOCK
AT
JULIUS sYCLE's, s1s MAIN STREET.

Having Just returned from New York, have
now anish ed opening my stockof
NEW AND FAsHIoNABLR DRY GOODS,
which Is undoubtedly the largest, best selected
aud cheapest one ever ofAred in the Richmond
market, comprising every article in the dry goods
line, Of every quality and price. It embraces In
part every style and description Of
DRsss GOODS.
French Merinos, fashionable ylss and shades !;
Empress and Ottoman Cloths,
Tamizs Cloth, very superior article;
Irish Poplins, all sha AIDES and also Irish Reps,
Black Alpscas. a very large assortment;
Colored Alpaoss in great variety Of shade and
price;
All-wool and Printed Mouslins, very cheap.
just received, very large stock of Cloaks.
sacqnss, Beaver and Cloth and an immense stock
OF Sbawls. OF all styles; and also, Cashmere and
Broehes Shaws, the very latest designs.
full line Of Ladies' Sackings, which, for ele-
gancs and price, cannot be excelled.
Csssim-rss, Cloths, Satnetts, &c., In the great
est variety, and selling cheaper than the cheap
est
Special attention has been paid to my
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
which is now complets 10 all respects, and to
which I invite examination. / offer Bleached
Cotton shirtng width, for 10 cents, and yard
wids Bleached and Brown Cotton, superior quail.
ty, for q shilling;
1914 sheetiDg, only 40 cents;
Bed Tick, good article. les cents;
Calico, excellent, fast colors, only 10, 49, and
Is cents.
Consult your interest by giving me call.
JULIUS SYCLB,
Ella Main street. between Ninth and Tenth.
Ihave secured the services OF Mesers. RITTER
q. CARE, JON As WEINBERG, GEORGE p.
BAGBY, and GEORGE SWABACHER, who would
be very happy TO see and serve their numerous
friends. SO l2-3m
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EE FOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE.-A
DRUG STORE, centrally located, and one OF the
best stands in thu city for both retail and whole
sale business. Address post Office box 1915.
se 9-2w
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PERsoNAL.-John R. Thompson, Esq,
so widely known in the world of letters, is
at present on visit to Richmond. He has
latterly resided in New York city.
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ARRIvED.-The Rev. DR.. NJ. D. Hoge
has returned to Richmond, after an ab-
sence Of several weeks in the mountains,
much impr roved in health.
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Sun rses..,........ 6.d8 Moon 1lsGs......... 900
Sun sets. S.l2 High tide, 2. M. 400
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER l2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara. Brakeman, New York, mer-
ehsndfse and passengers, 5. Ayres Co.
Steamer state OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and Passengers, D. s. w. Currie.
SAILED.
Schooner Nellie Brown, higgins, Boston, mer.
chsndise. Crowell & Curre.
Schooner Martha Collins, -, Baltimore, light.
Barque Thomas Dallett, duncan. klo Janero,
-four, Haxall, Crenshaw Co.
BELOW.
Schooners W N. Gesner, Egbert, from New
York sobert Healy. Brooks, from Baltimore are
reported below City Point beating up.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Young Teaser, Berger, hence for Bos-
ton put into Hoimss's Hole on he 9Th.
Baraue Beethoven. kaistsdt. from Philadelphia,
and sehooners J. Lenthall and K. e. A. Ward,
from New York tor Richmond, was at the Lewes,
Del September 10th.
Baque (Ham.l.n anderer, -, hence for Rlo ia
nsiro, was in hampton hoAds on the ilth Instant
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"reminiscences and Anecdotes of the War In tn e
Southern Opinion by Paul Il. Hayne, OF South
Caronua.
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Literary notices by Paul Fl. Hsyne, of South CT
rolina, In this weeks Southern Opinion.
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Pollard's Southern Opinion has this week two
pieces from the south layor!te poet, Harry Tim
rod
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The many friends of Rev. Ut. W ts n.e
will be gratiaed to learn that MS n heat.n aa!
has greatly improved.-Leatngson sass''e'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-13

Read Of Lieutenant Braine, Confederate States
Navy, In tho New York penitentiary, In this
weeks Southern Opinion. A cry ing shame.
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TNHE EUNDERSIGEED WILL OPEN
L A SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Taylorevile. Ham
over connty on the lst OF October, In which Will
be taught the ordinary English branches, Mathe-
mates aud the rudimants OF the Latin and French
lsnguages. A limited number OF boarders can be-
accom- nod ated.
Terms: Board and tuition, Sl75 per session OF
nine months, exclusive OF lights and washing.
Payabie at the beginning Of each half session.
kefers, by permission. to Colonel II. T. Jones,
Principal Hanover Academy.
c. A. TAYLOR,
Tavlorsville post-otaos. Hanover county.
T,S
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Confederates Pollari's Southern Opinion ia
devoted to the memories Cf the Lost Cause. Don't
Unit
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%S. ETR LIE. RESTAURATEUR.-
his tables. always supplied with everything Ii
season, GIwsl rs dslieaciss and luxuries. foreign
and dom sstic. Rstreshment and Dining rooms ioi
ladies q, ad gentlemen. The Bar supplied wlth tne
best OF .onors. and good attendance everywhere.
iaa No. 1907 MAIN STREET.
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GENTLE WHISPER TO MorHERs.-If, unfortu-
nately, you have lost your own teeth by neglect or
In!sIn take th at your daughters do
not suffer the same penalty from the same cause
See 10 It that they brush their teeth regularly and
thoroughly with sozodont and thereby you will
insure til EN- souud and servceable sets az long as
they live. re ell-eodlw
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Travellers can buy the Southern Opinion on the
plr
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g FRESH ARRIVAL OF
FALL DRY GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS..
We have just received lot OF goods suitable fol
the approaching season which we intend to
off er at great inducements. Among
them arc
900 pieces OF FALL PRINTS at TO- l2!, and leo. per
yard;
It's pieces Of CASSINETT at 1885,, good bargain ;
10 pieces 1914 SHEETING. brown. 4oc. per yard;
SO pieces NhINsoOK, 25c.;
so pieces HICKORY SHIFTING, lc.c;
go pieces BED TICK, l2ac.;
200 pieces fu!l-wid.h BLsACHED COTTON, l5c.
$50 pieces nearly full width BLEACHED COT
TON, l2sc.;
100 pieces BLEACHED COTTON, 1Oc.;
125 pieces BROWN COTTON, 12sc.;
lso pieces full width BROWN COTTON, lesc.;
500 LINEN CAMBRICs HANDKERCHlEFs, l2ic
l4O dozen WHITE HOSE l2ic. per pair
TABLE DAMASK, warranted all linen, 76o.,
cheap at 81.
PLANNgLs!
FLANNBLs!
FLANNELs!
We call particular attention to all-wool FL'AS
NELS. from the lowest to the highest grades
These Flannes were bought at the great bankrup
sale, and are really bargains.
ALL-wooL WHITE FJ.ANNELs
ONLY THIRTY CENTS PER YARD.
Our general stock is, as usual, the largest an
best assorted in the city, one Of the frn is Col
stantly in New York. keeping our assortment at
times complete, and securing every good barga'
offered.
LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 MAIN STREET,
Sign OF the Flag inscribed
LEvYs' DRY GOODS STORE.
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rJ,O TEACHERS OF SEMINARIES
/ AND SCHOOL. 6 IN RICHMOND The nndar-

signed offers his services either as teacher In the
rudimen nts and science OF vocal music, or conduc-
For tea ching elementary principles and scisnca OF
mnsic, two dollars per session Of twenty lessons
for each pupil. Length Of tins, one hour. Fer
tial explanations Of rudiments, Sl.zS for whole
session of school. Tims-to suit tho require
ments Of classes. Either class TO have correct
training of the voics in reference to articulation
accent and expression. practical experience
and intimate connection with the young for ff-
satisfaction 10 both pupil ar patron. 1t very
sratfyirg to one so fond OF the science az myself
to much interest manifested on the part OF
not be deprecated by my offering to assist in It's
cultivation at the moderate rates which sre in
roach of all. As can only attend to zen or twelve
classes iar about half that numbe being already
engsg-d) It would be well for those desiring my
services to apply a. once 80 that proper books
start with the orening OF schools. ADDRESS post
once box ?s7. [ss 7-eodtlst0cl w. l.. COX.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HUsT1SGs CoURT VS.. COMMISSIONER HAM
BR1ck.-A few days since we mentioned
that the Hastings Court of Magistrates had
at its last term revoked the ordinary Ii
cense of Edward Phelan On the ground
that he kept disorderly house, and that
Phelan had appealed to Commissioner
Hambrick, who issued an order which rem
dered the decision of the court inopera-
tive. At that time we could not obtain
a copy of the order. Yesterday it was
read before the court, and with the reply
of the court is herewith appended:
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CtOthing.
/, cW CLOTHING HOUSE.

= ~ = ~ I i'1-NNI II Sk11Ss
:. HfP%HHEI"ER, No. J!oo Main street. be-
'"er" .our,-s Ih and Fifteenth streets, calls the
-.se---0n O. tie trade W Eolosale and Ietall, to
- entire new stock OF CLoJ HING anu ~ ~
-, uiN' 9 uGbS, made 10 order. Also bObIs,
70 i StS, &C which he 10 receivi inS daily
liz tonG-t Lie stock for cash and with an ex-
I-i'-hgr O., seventeen years IN The business IN
'.'.lN]a ne warrants satisfaction.
10 Agl !ol. 10 call at
A. OPPENHEiNER'S,
No lIy2 lain Street. between
se II Fourteenth auI Fifteenth arrests.
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MIR. FRICsSON'S SCHOOL FOR
-Nl YOUNG LADIES, CORNER OF GRACE AND
FOUSaEE SHEETS RICHMOND, VA.-The
sixth session Of this institution will commence on
the lst of October next.
The scarcity OF money has induced the Principal
to adopt the following rates:
Advanced English branches, IN cURREScY.....S5o
pr;mar ry studies .--......................s 80
Ancient and Modern Languages, each IS
Music, Drawing, &c. professors fees.
Vocal Music, PRBB OF CHANCE.
opportunities will be afforded young ladies not
attend ng the school to join classes in Languages,
Literature, Drawing, or Music.
"a 3Im* g. A. ERICSSON, Principal.
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r ANE " MEADE,S SCHOOL.

SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY.-The
- third annual session Of this institution, located
at the corner CT seventh and Grace straste will
commence on MONDAY, September 10Th, and
close the last Of June. The object OF this school is
ness pursuits The Principal has had eight years
experience as an instructor OF youths, Al tha
close Of the session, prizes will ba distributed In
tho manner prescribed in circular. which can be
oDtai1ed at tho bookstores or at the school. room
after list OF september.
Charges same AZ last session, and payable in ad-
vance: English branches and Mathematics per
half -es-ion, $32 SO: Greek and Modern Languages.
IA ch St0 Latin rs. ). T. BEACH,
an 81 -tOl Principal.
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T'O THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NON-a specific for RingworIn, Tettar. Itch, Bar
ber's Itch Ulcers, and all eruptions cf the skln,
no matter how malignant or how long stahdins:
Warranted to cure or pay. Try It. and II II
toes not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease, the money wl be refunded
in eyery instance. Price 5Uc. per bottle. For sale
by BLUNT nH2Ehnd,
n2a Richmond, Va
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MISS TAZEWELL WILL OPEN A
lSl SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILL
DkgN. IN THIS CITY, ON TIE FIRST DAY OF
1CTORER. There will be under her instruction
a pei es. ettre Class. which Will present the ad-
vantage OF u thorough course OF Reading to young
ladies' W no have grad uated. .
,he school can be obtained by application to Miss
TAZEw ELL, after the 18th september, at her re-
sidence on Fifth street between orace and Frank-
i'm where thu school will be organized. and the
best references given II required. seS-2w'