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Personal.

The health of the Empress Carlot,a is
greatly improved.
-Ristori appeared as Queen Elizabeth At
Detroit last evening.
Camilla Crso gave a concert at Spring
field, Mass, last evening.
~. NJ the immortal philosopher, 10
in Indianapolis, and will shortly visit Chi
cago.
Several French yacht clubs propose to
confer medals of honor upon James Gordon
Bennett. Jr.
MIR. Mono of ST. Louis has JUS. married
his seventh wife. He is certainly Mono.
maniac.
The French papers announce the death,
at Bonnevsl, of N. Oliver. formerly cure Of
Neuvysen Dunois, aged one hundred pears
and nine months.
Rev. ]. B. Smythe, the notorious
"preaeher of the Cooper Instituts, 10 saia
to be tie private secretary Of James Gordon
Bennett
Gen. Walter Q. Gresham has been ap>
pointed aid de camp to Gen. Nathan Kimball,
Commander in Chief Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic in Indiana.
An American lady has been singing ID
{" II Barber, at Milan, under the name ID
Signors nrusiIa Garbabo. She is described
by the 6azetta del 7eafri Is havinga we'll de-
veloped hgure, an ample voice, wonderful
low notes, but not much ability in refining
them,
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0Ex. J. B. Hnp., reconstructed Joh,.
sonite rebel, accepted the s'situasiona n a -.
osnt public meeting in New Orleans. and -.
spended 10 IN Irish orator in the follov;,.
significant phrase His native land i ,hs
rebel Confedency. and its hostility 10 tha
0ovsrnment he compares to that which the
lrish entertain toward the British Govern.
nent; and We doubt not it is quite as bitter !:
The position of Jour native land il som..
NhAe similar to that Of my own. But i, rive.
DeErsat pleasure 10 learn from our d;s,;n-
t4llhsd guest that he hopes that the peonl.
q Ireland will soon gain their equal r;Sbts
through the wisdom of the Euaiish Psrl;s.
nent. and thereby avoiding bloodshed.
my God grant it.
J. b HonD's nstivs eosshypis lie rebel
Confedsracy, and thss h ~ only country be
recognizes = my own" in IL tzaitorous
O1mpGfison which be makes n his pablie
epsssh ss
And for that matter, A. Jeussox 4 ~,
much Of the sans persuasion he has not /
ebs,iae ~ ssatusss in synpelhy sssA u
loyal North And be ID. 100 vip,dine -
posgs = whieh1 b attained shreseA - =
l.atioa q President L,scolx, = $3.50
I - IN SspstA my, l. - y -
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JcHs N. PALMER.
Lr1Asp HorwL. Jan 18th. 1867.

LELAHD HOTEL, Jan lztn, 1901
GEN Joax NJ PALxER-Dear Sir. Yours,
dated the 18th, was handed me after midnight
The 'tll to protect all persons in the United
States in their civil rights, and furnish the means
Of their vindicition," was introduced into the
Senate by me, January 5th, 1856. Your letter to
me as Published 10 enormously dated December
-, 1867" iu true date being January 10th,
1885," and IL was inclosed to me in . letter Of
yours bearing date .'Carlinvile, Jan. 10Th. 1865,
The bill underwent some, though not very ma
terial alterations. in It's psssage through Con-
gross. remember having had conversation
with you in Washington, stated in your note,
the precise language Of which cannot now recall;
but Il affords pleasure to state At this time
that thankful for the receipt Of your letter,
the progress Of the bill adopted not only your
suggestions. but also those from all other quarters
which supposed would improve it.
have reoo lection of having said would
make this statement during the canvass, but had
my attention been called to ii, shoald have done
40 1t any time with pleasure. This, however, in
my jud gment, affords excuse for the publica-
ton of your letter with false date, which has led
to the assumption by certain papers that yoa
were the sui nor Of bill, with the inception aad
Introduction Of which you had no meee do than .
child unborn. OF course, do not attribute to you
change of the date. | believe you incapable of
such an act for such . purpose. How the change
happened is for you and not me to explain.
Very respectfully,
LYMAN TsgMBuLL-
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The Democratic State Convention rejected
by an overwhelming vote q motion to endorse
the famous State Right Resolutions Of 1898.
How Is that? What has come over the
spirit of the dreams of the Ohio Democra-
cyl How dare thus contsnptuously reject
resolutions which have been glori6ed by the
Democracy for generation past, and have
been entitled ez- e6icio to prominent place
in every Democratic platform, State and Ma
tional. time out of mind. II ia very true that
few Democrats ever read them, and the
Northern wing Of the party never suspected
that they were the original simon pure secesh
principles upon which the late rebellion was
inauguraied. But since the war the Northern
Democratic masses have "smel, a MICE
snd the Copperhead leaders in the Ohio Con-
vention very prudently cut away that plank
Of their time-honored platform. Of cours.
th6 Iowa platform makers will make = pota
u \ and ignore thu State Rixhts Re.olu.
tons Of '9s in tie'r next State platform.
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THs following letter from NJ Aedili. xiA
explain the nature Of the news asssageneats
lust perfected in New York, by which The
Western Associated Press have become com
Iplsse mast1ss a the siknstien in he West:
. he nego,i6kioos between tbs New Tofk Assoc
Sfafsd Pred Sad Western Associated kssss have
Apalif been completed. and the articles Of asrss-
ment signed BY tbs representatives OF each side.
The New York. Assoeialapn' hAvs conceded 81 -
points demanded by the Western Press. The In
dependence and equality of the latter are fully
recognised. The former pithdkavs IL aSenea
from ali the territory west Of Pittsburgh and east
Of Colorado, and cedes complete news Jurisdiction
sharein to thu Western Press. The New YORK
Prees eontrnets With the Western Press for an ex-
change of news en- fair and equitable terms Inc
Western Associated Press will collect oil ~ news
within the West TO suit itself, and retains the
privilege to obtain specials from any part Of ths
world, and to manage all its own Affairs without
dctaton or interference. All its business with the
New York Press win be conducted through it,
Board of Directors, or Executive Committee, with
the Directory Of the New York Association. The
Western press will pay twenty two per cent Of the
cost OF the cable dispatches, and twenty per cent
Of the California, Salt Lake and Denver news Ne
gotiAtions have been opened with the Ocean Cable
Company for cheaper rates and fuller despatched
also, With the Western Union Company for fuller
California and Rocky Mountain dispatches
favorable contract has been concluded with tsis-
graph companies for the collection and distribu-
| ton of Press news, the quantity to be increased
and forwarded to the morning papers. The West
ern papers have obtained everything they wanted
on liberal terms to cost, quantity and privileges
The late two months contest has resulted in great
GOOD. J. AEpILL.
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A NefnPiOlus Business.

II 1. the richly sfghted ship that 10 tracked By the
robber, Of the and the principle IL the
popular specific that the land bnceasee called
tertsdters, seIe ct for their shinipe mark.
HosrErTERs STOMACH BIrTERs
stand presminent among medical prsparatoIs In this
country. Tue demand for them IL something wonder
fui sarailslsd hsacs the coanssrf-iters know full
we'll thAt they impose their nery fluids upon the
people that famous tonic they make fortunes BY
the frana They Ass At work Detectives
the .r. Of them and others havs been sready
brvsght took. Let the pnhais secoad ~ psoprie
tors Ia their efforts TO bs the rockies. scoupdes who
SEEK At pni,o the community and swlnds the
lrm that has produced tbs Ansst Vegetable Bittss
manufactured. Thinking dodge the Law. the eoun-
terfeters aaxinK to their bottles names resenb
lug in orthoxrsphy snd sound that If f0srKrrER,
such ~ aHochstettss" "Hoofstettsrr aud the like,
VIII the public be kod enough TO look % this and
also that the label IL ali right With It's yixnets OF St
George and the Dragon and its tiny note II hand signed
HosrETrER sMIrH'" The proprietcrs viii do
their part protect the million from imposition, and
they ask the million to be on the alert against the plot
tiers against their health.
Janis daw HOsTRTrER SMITH
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LELAND HorKL, Jan. Il.h, 1855,

Hos LYNN TRuxBuLL-&r: I have stated
publicly tina, you adopted the idea Of citizenship
contained in the first section Of the Civil Rights
bill, upon my suggestion contained in my letter to
you already published, and that the bill rs you
originally iHtrodnced it did not contain it.
have also said that in . conversation with you
ct Washington, You admitted the fact to me, and
said you would acknowledge my connection With
the bill during the canvass
Please state to me whether the contradictory re-
ports in circulation authorised by you.
Respectfully.
JeHs NJ PALMER
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IOWA ITEMS.

Rev. I. II. Judson, of Franklin county,
has accepted a call to the pastora.e of the
Baptist Church at GAINESVILLE, Brsmer coun.
ty........ On Tuesday night the house of q.
X. Wells, living some three miles south of
town. on tbs GAINESVILLE road, was destroyed
by fire. The house was new and Only par
italy finished. The FIRE waas discovered
about OF clock in the morning. and had d
that time made considerable progrsSs. A
good portion of the household goods vera
saved, though 10 damaged condition. See
Transcript.
MIR. Lathrop, the landlord at Frank
vile, Wiunesheik county, was knocked down
in his barn recently and robbed of seven
hundred dollars He lay insensible for some
time, but finally managed 70 crawl out of the
barn, and by bis cries attracted the attention
Of his daughter, when assistance came. Sus.
picious characters have for months been ly-
ing around Frankville, but we hear Of no ar.
rests being made. Mr.. Lashrop had $1,000
ia another breast pocket, which the villain
did noa get
Rev. c. N. Stowers, favorably known a.
successful educator, both in New Eagland
and Central New York, will take chsrxe Of
the Upper Iowa University, while President
Brush is engaged in completing it, cndow-
ment The winter term commenced on the
9th ult
Mr.. Charles 0'Keefs met with quite .
serious accident few days ago By breaking
through thin plank on the side walk oppo-
site the Lawrence House, and in falling
broke his arm below the elbow. See Gazests
and Argss
The following shows the number Of Mar
r'aGs Licenses issued 10 JeGeraoo ee,nty.
losa, b tas ysars 1852. 1868, 1884, 1855 and
| AoU0s
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The White Pine Comp ess,s
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

TAR AND NEAR--stories Of Christmas Tress;
L Youthful Diligecee and Future Home,
Sports and Pastimes for Indoors and Out;
Warm Hearts ard Cold Regions:
Woodruff, or Sweetest when Crushed
Ps4iescs /, Wvk aud Patience to Wait
The Neunsain Daily nd cthesestrsiss
Edith Versions Life Work:
Miracles Of H1~sspiy Low;
The Book Of Parry Stories.
The Tattier, Patty Steel;
He4cued from Egypt
etorfes Of Roy Genius:
Home In Humble Lte.I
Sisters aud net Sisters
Isa Grams World:
Fathers Coming Home;
The Black Prince:
The kobbers' Cave:
The Cream Of Success;
Fsiry Know 4 Bis
Ny sister Margaret;
Trial aid Trinmphs;
6sndford and Merton;
Gilbert arc-h an;
evim family Robinson;
kobtu@nn Cruyoe; A#s
The Biue ecckg
q Roys IN Rise
The Siver Cup
6'epping etones;
For sale by dl6l ny .WHTC01T.
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The White Fine Compound.

at early the spring Of ga fhas this compound
orig mated. member Of NY family wxs afflicted
With irritation VI the tsroat attended With ds<.
Greeabs cough had for months previous thou sht
that preparation having for It's ss the inside bark Of
uhs pine might be eompou need 70 BE- very usefai
In diseases Of the throat uuEs To test the vsias
Of IL In tho alluded TO- coSDpoun3sd small guam
tty the medicine that al been planning srd
IL In tessposDfel doses- Tbs result Nas rAcsecihgy
gratifying Within two days tn. irritation OF the throat
moved, b. cough subsidized ami sperdJ ours
n-ctsd Soon after This cent -oase to lAds in Lob
toudsrry, n. who aAd been suffering for sdme week.
from Bad cough. occaA1Isd oy sudten coli and had
fsl.-d streak-d sifh blood She soor Fund
lief az for Sic t-9ok sbout ten ounces OF
IT, and got ~e. J r. Clark, ksq. s1ster VI the Man
chester bsiiy Nrrsr made tai Of TIE samt prepara
tien the OF = eoid aud cure,i immect
ateiy lie h shiy p{e.s.d with III" rctaits, and
fidsn tsnstag it, sslss II bisesd be-
fore ths ~ l. that h. baA l-suaJei M give II
name, and setd II ssruad benens The sunsftDg- In
kosemt.r 1855, Gsst advertised il under tie OF
White Pine Compound In two years from that time
there had been wholesaird In Manchester alone
dollars WORTH where IL took The iesd OF all t
COACH remedies In the and SIN mzi THAI
position There good this 10 H. by sooih
lug aud hssing In nature, Is warming to the sicm
ac pleasant uisha the and 10 ce.n siy
cheap
Asa remedy for kidney complaints the " bite Pine
ComIouud stands unrivsied. II not originated for
that purpose hut person IN using IL for dough was
not only cured Of the cough, but also cured OF
kidney difficulty Of ten standing. siScf that
cidenta discovery many Thousands have used II for the
came com paint, and have been completely curt
The above written BY DR.. Poland, in $50 sinee
then In Manchester, the White Pins COMPOUND has
tsksa the lead OF al Corgh remedies we'll as preps
ration for the OF Kidney dIeni,-s, In stery city
town. village aud hamlet throughout tho Se~ Ensand
States
This remedy ~ safe and pleasant to TAX. Is et
feetpzl.
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The Correspondense between Gen. AL
msr and Judgs Trunhan.
Asthore has been great deal said in refer
ence to the recent correspondence between
Gen. Palmer and Judge Trumbull, and -
there is general desire to see it, We give|is,
o. it has been furnished to us, below:
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A NEW REMEDY

It stands for Merits without : Superior.
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c.raains;ou, >xtiscasss - 49, ~ 49,
.rstsr,ed, - making withsthe -.
|5,cs 81 nds5 il during ~ ysas
|iss& x6ost 9;oGa mari, - up u 1nsaz5
|ia,asss. Dtiag the ID Eve yees -
Ena6ia1ss vepe lplspnfssd b. tn Coeeay
E1aSatA fen - 5sstisas y thelsaa4 -
10 b6aancs By Clsrly oft6e various asssahi-
sulienA II will be observed tia. the fswsst
marriages. occurred in the months Of April,
ElU, June md july. IN july 1888, nin s...
teen licenses were issued, being the number
issued during the aans nsnth = the touf
previous yeers.-Home Vasitor.
Grace Greenwood Is TO lecture in At
| Pieasaaa on Friday, the 18th inst.
On last Monday. the team Of Mr.. Bea.
tuon. some aissunce in the country, - esay,
breaking ti1sleg Of Mr.. Henry Mckisben,
! she driver. -. Mr.. ]. H. Gosdspeea, efzWin,
field, Henry county, informs us that on the
ID inst, Mr.. VIM. Plants, in his employ,
while cutting timber, fefled tree against
another, which he proceeded to cut down,
and as it fell he missed the direction and rur
! in the way OF the falling tree. which caught
him and crushed him to the ground. Noons
was near to render him any assistance. In
The afternoon his family went in search o.
him, whom they found in the timber-dead
This terrible calamity is sore affection to hi
| family, and has cast gloom over the entire
community ...... The County Court Of Lincoln
county, Missouri, at its last session, subscrib
ed one hundred thousand dollars Of stock Il
the St. Louis and Keokuk railroad. Thu
the matter moves If We don't secure on
SIS, 600 the road will pass East Of NJ. Se'
Free Press.
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SWEET Opoponax from Mexico! Nature
could not produce richer gem or choicer
perfume. Try it and be convinced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-16

SWEET Opoponax from Mexicel The most
elegant and essential personal requisite for
a lady, Extract of Sweet Opoponax.'
E. T. SMITH & CO.. New York.
noy7eod3m
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SWEET Opoponax! Ladies, in their NOR
ming calls carry JOY and gladness, when per-
fumed with Sweet Opoponax.
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"A manufacturing establishment in Ere,
Pa, has purchased one of the abandoned oil
holes, and ia atundantly supplied from it
with gas for lighting and heating purposes
and With large surplus to spare.
Worcester county is out Of debt and has
$50, 900 in the treasury.
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srsss, and for the sole bess6t aad bshoof Of
his nasive land, the southern Confedsrae5,.
represented BY An oligarchy Of slaveholds1
and rebels. u
The Copperheads Of the North, it i tsu4
sympathize with him and support his po|icyN
bat they sympathized with the rebels 80
the war, and did al they dared TO Fsndsr
them aid and comfort. So that the fact that
the Copperheads OF the North mite with the
sessls 10 afsssasfJ enssex eeay aAo.. that
they are I'll Alike, actnated BY the epirit OF
thu sreet tsbsl shisf, JEFF. DAVIS.
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SwEEr OroroxAx The only elegant per-
fume. Is found on all toilets. and never
stains the handkerchief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-16

SWEET Opoponax! Is the sweetest extract
made Supersedes all others. Try it once;
will use no other.
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WHITE PINE COMP0vNDI

l. nov offered 10 the sfctsi throug hoHt the country
after having been proved by the tet ofevven years In
thu Nos knslAnd States where ts merits have tscone
- we'll knosn - froa whseh ia part ft dsriT
Its virtues.
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The White Pine Compound Cur

Sore Throat Colds Coughs. Dptheria Bronchitis, Spit
ting Of Baooi. snd Pulmonary Affections Esner.lly. 1t
Is remarkable Remedy tor sidney Comp i&ints Dshe
D.fncaiiy votbs Urins fi--dIRs from the Kid
De, . and Badd.r Gravel and other oonyia;nts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27

DIED.

On Wednesday evening, September 25th, 1867,
at IL O'clock, after long and painful Illness,
CHARLES IRVING, elder son OF j. l.. and Martha
Thompson, aged six years, nine months and
twenty-ntIe days.
Happy Charley, early blessed.
Rest. in peaceful plumbers, rest;
EARLY rescued from the cares
Which increase with growing years.
No delights are worth thy stay,
Smiling, as they seem, and gay;
Short and aickly are they all,
Hardly tasted ere they fall.
All our gaiety is vain;
All our laughter is but pain;
Lasting only, and divine,
Is an Innocence like thine.
His funeral will take place at his fathers resi- :
dence, on the Central railroad, THIS Friday
MORNING at 10 O'Clock The friends OF the fam
ily are respectfully invited to attend without fur-
Their notice.
In Baltimore, suddenly. on the oath instant. So.
SAN COURTNEY, in the forty seventh year OF her
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.,..,,,ea,xe and Ohio-Fluvanna-

,.rea letter from prominent citizen
,,nemarfe stating that Fiuvanna has de-
% ,,,ined to take vote on the subscription OF
80 ooo 10 the stock OF the Chesapeake and
C,io railroad. This was done at the last court.
,,,,o court was unanimous, and the vote will
- ,,ren on the lst Of November. A large
letting will be held ut Palmyra, Fluvanna,
- n,orrow to nominate a candidate for the
',,nran,ion. The subject Of the railroad sub.
..,,,.,on will be discussed.
Iatorc the decision Of the court on Monday
18th reference to vote upon the subscrip-
ton Messrs. GREY and TUrwILEK made strong
s.>anches in favor Of the Improvement and the
'in,,sc-in,ion, which were we'll received by the
people. ,,,,o 80 az
$50, the State is done building railroads,
.d ,ho, the comuauhities interested must now
LID their own lines Of communication. This
hing clear 10 all, no people should refuse TO
1--WE helping hand TO complete works In
,rhch they are interested. They must no,
,,,oc. others TO work and spend Tor their
,onc6t without aid from them.
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use Of wealth, we may name the late ] Ohm
ESpERs. He did great deal Of good In his
day In assisting worthy and industrious manu-
facturers and others, and it was his good for.
tune not only to be most amply rewarded PEE
cuniariiy, but to be honored by his fellow
men, and revered and beloved by those whose
children will bless his memory.
The man who wisely and hun1nnely admin
listers his riches is filling his path Of life with
flowers, and when he dies he leaves memory
that will be ever honored; and his deeds, like
the actions of the just, will smell sweet and
blossom in the dust.
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AFRAID OF THE PEoPLE.-In the New York
Constitutional Convention, Tuesday, q motion
to adjourn at noon until the second Tuesday
in November came up, and was agreed to after
considerable discussion. An amendment pro-
viding for the submission of the article on
suffrage and an article on the Court Of APP
peals to the people ut the November election
was defeated by q strict party vote Of Al to &c,
all the Democrats favoring its adoption. Thus
showing that the Radicals are really alarmed.
They are afraid to go before the people on the
negro-suffrage question even when joined to
many other issues. 2""7,
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sg BACHELORS HAIR DIE-BATCEs-
LoR,s HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAIR DYE Is
tbs hest in the world The only true and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. NO dis-
anno,ntment no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes
tnvigorates the hair leaving IT soft and beauttni.
The genuine is signed, WILLIAM A. BATCHk-
I,OR. ALI Others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumeEs.
FACTORY. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
of a countsrfeit. leii-tn-0
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Educational.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
rag TwELTH SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER LIST
under most favorable auspices.
mEACuERQ

TEACHERS.
CHARLES q. wrssfoN, NJ. A.. President.-Moral
scisncs-and English Literature.
JlxEs LEIGH ONES, n. A.-Msthemsties' Latin
Mrss AUGUSTA DAx1EL, Presiding Teacher.-
Higher English. ,,,a,,
Mics JsSxIE VIGIL EswoRrH.-Englis h branches.
Miss n C. LArHRoP depaI,nennt
MISS MARY RoYALL.-Preparatory department
Professor W. r. GRABAU.-Vocai and lnstIu-
mental Music. Y.
MISS. c. WALrnALI.-Musiea and vocahsaho M
Instruction will also be provided In alderman ana
other languages, and In all the ornamental
branches. Singing lessons. 70 thu whole schooi
TxHas: R5Siish, S4s, $50, and s77; Languages
as each; Music, $50 to see Fuel. &c. SO; Board
and washing, $2s8-payable each third in ad-
vance.
facities for the most liberal culture OF young Ia
dies, we think we may confidently assert that In
no school is more tention given TO the progress
FOR circu la s or further in formation apply to
CHARLES 8. WINSTON, N: A.,
,aooor -E1SEl - President
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MARRIED.

At the Monticello House, on the 4th instant, by
Bishop Doggstt. of the Methodist Episcopal church
Mr.. WILLIAM A. TRUEHEART to Miss KATE
DIXON; all OF Richmond.
Baltimore and Boston papers plesse copy.
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dala148e11le1lt8.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
q. D. OGDEN, SOLE LESSEE AND DIRECTOR.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 81. 1897,
BENEFIT OF Misc ~CHARLOTTB THOMPSON,
en- which occasion she viii appear In her granIi
conception Of tha dual character OF Lady lsaoei
and Madame Vine. In the thrilling play OF T.
EAST LYNNE. -
SATURDAY, aday performance OF CASTE: %
Admission, half price. sezo