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The Hickman courier., 1869-03-06

MODEL FARMERs=The editor of the
"A[~del Farmer" Corinth, Miss, has re-
ceA sly visited the farms of w i. Alex
ander, Sr. and junior, of this county, and
thus speaks of his visit and reception.
Our county is beginning to rank first
class among stock raisers'
"We were ce-aiaH -e;yed - -
!. ard 90. 10. M al
sszsl2aSc. q ID. tisGxzf
.ssS 80 per bushel T5ssl| vi, @',, ~ IN
and highly cultivated prem p"a aom a,s0 maD, oa9s
Berkshire Hogs surpassed Hrases, from t
the shape of hogs that We h. e eses. have
They are uniformly black, save a'safEss Il il
white spot about the head, and white
feet His Pigs have taken the premium
at Paducah, Union City, and other fairs
in that portion of the State. The Ches
tSvfW hites have never taken the blue
riL,ton over his Berkshires. This hog
(the Berkshire) has small bones, short
legs, easily tattened, heavy hams, small
erect ears, small head, straight back, and
is an Industrious worker, aud is not. liza
bic to either mango or cholera. Our ad
miration was SO great for this beautiful
animal, that we could not leave Kentuck z
without bringing one as a sample for oufl
Southern friends.
''AIr Alexander's Short Horn cattle
were equally as fine. He values his milk
ers at $50 each, and they give down the
cream of life, generously. His Cots
wold Sheep We're beautiful, and full
blooded cost as high as $50 for a buck.
The Cotswold is large sheep, his wool
long, and yields from II to 16 pounds at
one clipping. The Southdowp in a small
sheep, but wool very fine and much
shorter than the Cotswold. We plucked
some locks of hair from the Cashmere
Goat, which is beautiful, being about ten
inches long, and as white as snow. Such
stock as these the South needs, and must
have before she prospers as she should.
1t pays to have good stock, and it does
not cost as much to keep this kind as the
scrub"
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E@D Acres

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
of frst-rate unimproved Land, one mile
northwest of Kenton, adjoining McNealy
and Gleason. Price SIS per acre
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NJ EURALGIA-Nerrous, and Fswaie
N Weakness Cured-A clergyman's ssw idow
suffered for years with the above diseases,
and for the benefit of like sufferers will
send the means of her own cure free. Mrs
DIXIE FRANKLIN, Jersey City,.N. J.
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ne eheces -. -. nen = # wrr days,
prough' ST, 81 80.
1IIss q 8 II of W. l. Gardner for II days,
up TO Mar %lst, S27 80.
The aocoaAt of w B. Plummer, days
with wagon, up to March 1si, S25 90.
The account of Pas. Judge, days with
wagon, up to March 1st, $50 90.
The account of John Ringwood, days
with wagon, uu TO March 1st, $40 90.
Same, At days, self and cart, up to March
LIST, S2l %.
Same, q days with self and carts, up to
Feb. "A, So 90.
The account of J. s. Hubbard, for two
shovels sold city, Feb. "a, 81 90.
On motiol, checks were directed TO be
drawn on the TreasF F5Sxfor the respective
, = mounts, to be however by the city
clerk with such anso. cts any of said par
ties may be indebted lro the city for taxes or
license now due. Z
The city Assessor fturned his books of
assessment for the pbfsent year, as directed
1by the city charter which, on motion, was
sreceived. 1s
Il On further motioiH the same was ordered
pack into the hand ! of the Assessor, and
: vas directed to paoceed to complete the
assessment so soon IS the question pertain
ing TO the amendment of the city charter on
this subject is determined
]. H Dodds presented an account for S469
80 for lumber furnished TO the city from the
18th of September to February Sd, 1863.
On notion the same was referred 10 the
Finance committee for their consideration.
The Treasurer presented his repore up to
March lst, 1868. showing that he had re-
ceiyed On account of the city. Sl49 So, and
paid out Sl47 90. On motion. the report
was received and ordered to be flied.
On motion, the Street committee was in
structel to wait on Mrs. Mary f. Millet or
her authorized agent, and request her to
removeher back fence outof Moulton street,
and on her failure TO do so within FIVE days,
said committee is Instructed 10 procure the
services of an engineer and have the bound
aries of said street defined and marked,
after which the city Marshal shall notify
her, aud upon her failure for five days after
such notification, to remove said obstruction
out of said street, then the city Marshall is
directed 10 proceed 10 remove the same ac-
cording 20 the boundaries of said street as
defined by the engineer employed by the
committee.
Adjourned B. r. WALKER, Clerk.
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WHAT THE cuRANs SAY.
The LsreckfnrIdge Dinner in
New York.

Last week the Manhattan Club of New
York city, gave the Hon. ohm c. Breek-
inride a public dinner. Every move,
every word, of this great man, is watched
with interest by the people of Kentucky.
The second toast was The Health of
Lieutenant General John g. Breekin-
ridge, our honored and distinguished
guest,
In presenting this toast the chairman
recounted the past services of General
breckenridge. as Democratic chieftain,
and paid high tribute to his honor as a
a gentleman. A delicate reference was
made to his skill and bravery IN the
Coufederaey, and the dignity marking
his conduct since his exile.
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Emigration-Labor wanted.

The report for the year ending De-
cember 31st, 1868, shortly to be issued
by the Commissioner of Emigration, will
be the first many years to furnish discour-
aging results, The Official statistics show
that 213, ,686 emigrants arrived here dur
ing the past year, against 242,73l IN
1s67-a reduction of 29.042, or about
II per cent, and this decrease would
have been still greater but for the time
ly large iucresae of 1886 from Norway
aud Sweden.
Many European Journals assert that
the emigration to America is approach
Eng the end of its tether, and appearances
certainly indicate that, so far as regards
Germany aud Ireland, it is more likely
to continqsxo fall off thai TO recover it
: ! ! : :
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P.S.-The following was y
80, 1865, by Mrs Jennis job
Capt. Johnson:
DIR. DuLL-Dear Sir W.
S. johnson, was q skillf.ss
sician in Central New York ARD
leaving the above C. P. Johs
At thirteen years Of age he -
diarrhea and scrofula, for whit
your Sarsaparilla- 1T CURED "a.
for ten years recommended tito n.
New York, Ohio, and Iowa, tr se
fever sores, and general debility.
success has attended 1t. The cups
in some cases of scrofula and fser
were almost miraculous. lam veT 81
for my SON to again have recourse
Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful Of g@
spurious article, hence his writing
for it. His wounds were terrible. ps
lieye he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JVA4
The Hickman courier., 1869-03-06

THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
of frst-rate Land, partly improved, three
miles northwest of Kenton, adjoining Har-
rod and Fink. Price $50 o0and SIS 90 per
acre
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NLERS
HfcYM

HIcfNA-, March IL 1908.
The Council met. Present the Mayor,
councilmen Frenz, Hubbard, McCutchen,
Baltzer and Harness.
The Finance Committee report the fol-
lowing accounts for work and labor done on
the streets correct, recommended their pay
ment, to-wit.
The account of Joseph kirkpatrick, for 81
days, up to March l, 1868, So %.
The account of Vim Fay, II days, up to
March /, 1869, SO 50.
The account of Andy Kirkpatrick, for
days, up TO March LIST, $3 0o.
The accosnt of FIJI Bailey, for days, up
to March Ia, 81 so.
The accaant of James BarY &for days,
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SPEECH OF GEN. BREcKINR1poE.

As Gen. Breckinridge arose, he was
greeted with rounds of applause. He
briefly returned his thanks, and resumed
his seat without touching on political
topics. In private conversation, how
ever, the General gave an amusing ac-
count of his hardships in the lwilds of
Florida, while escaping from the ruins
of the fallen Confederacy. He spoke
feelingly of the sufferings of President
Davis, and told an interesting story of his
first meeting with Mr.. Davis in Europe
while at the house of Mr.. Erlanger, in
Paris. The General, in answer to in
quiries, said that Slidell still remained
in the French .capital. and A-aldfNsx pressed
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ATa regular slh,tesestsng of the Hickman
"A Lodge No. sc, l. O. q. T., held. in the
city of Hickman, March 2, 1869. McFAR-
LAND OAKLEY was expelled for violation
of his obligation by drinking ardent spirits.
BY order Of the Lodge.
mre-It JNo. W. WIFGATE, W. S.
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JOHN BULLS WORM DESTROY 4
Parents Read this Important Letter
Interested tn its Csnfrnfs.


MIDDLETows, Ind, April g,
Mr.. NJ. l.. Dsplan writes: / n not
that Bulls Worm Destroyer nsr'4.aa NJ
recommendations than it has already af
ed by it's own merits, but will state tbtI
little son, aged about three years, we
verely attacked last fall and wintsH
light spasms, or perhaps more props
lasting from half an hour to one
hours; at the same time the child Il
symptoms of worms. My physis
of the best in this part OF the couz
hausted all his skill and the Materi
10 expel the worms, and entirslI
bring any. thought 'John SEX
do it, and gave the child ths<L9
three boxes, in triple iosesrss
ing, with happy results. Ihydri
had o spasm for over thrsf m( AZ
stead of the bloated mass 1hac
now well and hearty. J0hM di<
Years. truly, I'D bladd
-.fcies of hui
-. f<.o
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-08-20
Original Faetry.
A Harvest Hymn.
by RAVEN.

"Seod time and Harvest noor shall fall,
Thus speaks the heavenly promise sure,
with labor well applied, and skill,
Well may we trust, and ask no more.
U Lord thy word has been fulfilled,
And every year Is proven true;
Whatever In Thy wisdom willed,
Remains within Thy power to do.
Thy loving hand IL stretched abroad,
creation feels the quick ming powers,
Obedient TO Thy Sovereign word,
The fruits of Earth succeed the flowers.
The grass springs vordant on the plain,
Aud beauty crowns the mountains brow,
From Thee comes sunshine and tho rain,
And corn and wheat In valleys grow.
We cast the seed into the ground,
Rejoicing in the fond belief,
Thy promise faith iul Will be found.
And 10 ! we bind the golden shear
Rewarded tor our patient trust.
No sweeping storms or cutting hail.
No mildew or corroding rust,
Have been permitted TO prevail.
Or harms are running DER with food,
The products OF our toilsomo days.
And though to us Is all the good.
To Thee alone belongs the praise.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
nLOOMSBURG, UOLUMBIA co, PA.

The undersigned having purchased this woll-
known and centrally loeated house, ihs Exchange
Hotel situate on MAIN STkEtSf, IN Bloonsburg
Immediately opposite the Columbia county Court
House respectfully inform their friends aud tho
pubic In general that their house IL now IN order
FOR tho reception and entertainment of travellers
who may be disposed Ia favor IL with their Gus.
tom. They have spared no expense In preparing
the Exchange for the entertainment o their guehts
neither shall there be anything wanting ON their
part to minister 10 their personal comfort. They
house In spacious, and enjoys AN excellent busi-
ness location. .
Omnibuses run ut all times between tho Ex-
change Hotel and the various railroad depots. by
which travellers will DO pleasantly conveyed To
and from the respective stations IN due time 10
meet the cars. KOONS CLARK,
Bloomsburg, April 3, 1868.
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COL u NJ BI A II o U S +,

BERNA ARD STOilN NER.
HAVING lately pun chased and hitsd up tho
weli-known Robisan Hotel Property. localod
fEw DOORS Anovk THE COURT HOUSE,
on the same side ni the street, In tho town Of
Biooinsburg; and having obtained u license for
the same ASA
RES II A u II A N n,
the Proprietor has determined Ia give la tho poo
pie visiting the town ON business ar pleasure,
A LITTLE MORE ROOM.
His stablins ALSO is extensive. and III htied M
10 put buggies and carriages In the dry. lie prom.
ses that uvrry thing about his hishn8nt siiall
he conducted In an orderly nnd lawful mnnsor
and he respectfully sollcis IA share Of The pubie
utronnge. IinyTU-om.
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EXccutor's or ADMINISTRATORS Noiice,
$500; Auditors or Assigncc's Notice,
$3.50.
Local Notices, twenty cents line
by the year ten cents.
Cards In the "Directory" column,
81. 90 per year for the first two lines,
and | 800 for each additional line.
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|ltj(lSr
h on ls
|r,li,tril
|xIari
|rrl,,loi'
|,lialls
IA sale
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HOTELS, &C.
L'ORK'S HOTEL,

The above well-known hotel has recently under
gone rad 'ral changes in Its informal arrangements,
and its pr, pretor announces to his former custom
and the travelling public that his accommodations
for the comfort of his guests are second 10 none IN
the country. His table win always no ionhu sup,
the delicacios OF the season. His wines snd IL
duors Except that popular beverage known an
lJIc I/enIU'j purchased direct from the importing
houses are entirely pure, and free from all poll
sonous drugs. IIo Is thankful for liberal patron
age in the past and Will continue 10 deserve IL In
the future. GEOHdE w. MAuuEh
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CEND ONE DOLLAR AND GET
Oby return mail one OF lOklNG'S DOLLAR
BOXES, OF the richest Initial French Note Pa
per. All The Ladies' are in love with them.
Address LoklNG, Publisher,
jl209-3m, BoSton, Mass.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING G. .

One square, (ten lines or lis equivs'
lent in nonpareil type) one orswo lhsei-
iiOns. SI.5O; three insertions, S2.OO.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following appointments:
Methodist Episcopai-Services in the hall
over Cardozo, Alsop e Fourquerean's at II
\. NJ. by Rev. W. +. Hemenway.
Centenary NethodiSt.-On Sunday night
Rev. DR.. Granbery, by special request, will
preach to the young men Of the church.
Sidney MetholiH.-Rey. Royal ". Figg
at II \. NJ. and * p. NJ.
Oregon Method'St.-Rcv. r. \. Armistead
at II \. VI. and TX +. NJ.
St. Marks English Luthernn.-Scrvices in
this church MAYO street below Broad) at IL
A. NJ. and X p. VI.
German Church Fifth street).-Rev. J.
Blenner ut II 4. NJ.
Grace-Street Baptist.-Rcy. Joseph r.
Garnett at II \. VI. AT night there will be
missionary mass meeting.
Christ (EpiscopaD Church lGrace street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Sunday-school at p. NJ.
First Baptist.-Rev. J. /. Burrows, D.
D., pastor of the First Baptist church, will
preach his fifteenth annual sermon to-mor-
row.
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INITIALS.
Houston Navigation Company. Southern Opi-
Mon Register Post.oflce Box ST. (2), Sexton
OaEwood Cemetery, Miss G. II. r.. c.. J. N. (3l,
"Republic, :" Coral Bulletin.''
VESSELS.
J. II. Thompson, schooner I. A. Baylis: J.
Lind, schooner p. p. Carter: J. VI. Jackson
schooner l.. a. Baylis Captain Bartlett schooner
u; K. X. r.: Captain II. Hale. schooner ". H.
Thorndlkc tol: s. j. Qnnton, schooner General
Grant o: T. Prescott, schooner Francis Hatch :;
Captain Allen. schooner Florence Rorers {. s
Brown, schooner Lewis IIaskcn; Captain c.
Crammcr. Fred. YaPer y. G. bark BrazcIl VII
liam Patterson, schooner Guessncr: F. Gardner,
steamer Lizzie II. Hancock; d. p. Hicks. schoo-
ncr J. Il. Clayton; Captain Hurts. schooner Ida
Lewis; d. NJ. Spear: schooner Walter Thorndike.
+. l.. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
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. ALLOWANCE OF SOLDIERS As WITNESSES
General Candy issued an order yesterday
calling the attention of all officers serving
in this district to the cases. Of frequent oc-
currence, when the men of their commands
are summoned before the civil courts to tes-
tify in cases where such soldiers may be
reauired rs witnesses. The order says that
in these cases soldiers are entitled to the
same fees and travel-pay allowed by, the
State or United States laws. If they have
means to defrav the expenses of the journey
they should be permitted to pay their own
expenses, but wheu, FOR want of means.
they are unable to travel, transportation
should, he furnished by the Quarterma$ter, :
Department and charged upon the neN.
rolls Of the company against the accounts of
the soldier. Whenever transportation is
ordered hereafter in such cases the order
will recite the cause of the journey and
require the cost price TO be charged. Officers
should see that the soldiers summoned as
witnesses receive the full allowances to
which they are entitled by law.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
N THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE OCTOBER 2,
1sG9.-AIrs VI. F. Gathright. Mrs. Matte A.
Fraysier. George ]. Herring. Richmond,
Va: Mrs. Arinna Watkins, AppomattoX
county. Va; Miss Josie F. Murray. Cum
berland county. Va. : Fred. Scheffer, Staun-
ton. Va; Lewis Slater. Macon. Ga: Miss
P. Ford Miss Eliza Brown, Petersburg.
Va: Brcvet Colonel T. G. BAYLOR. {. $. A..
Fort Monroe. Va: Mrs. Ellen StanShuv.
Baltimore, Nd: +. o. Townsend. Wash
ington, D. c.: Norfolk Nir@inian; Clerk
Comfy Court. Powhatan c. H. Va. Cen
eral Ro. Williams, Washington, d. c.
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! lST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
~ REMAINING N THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE OtTGBER 2. lsGa
Persons calling FOR letters In this list will please
say advertised.
VI not called FOR within one month they will be
zSc''t to the bead Letter Office
b trcc delivery Of letters by carriers a the resi-
UcnccS OF the owners may bc sscursd by observing
the following rules
-. Direct letters plainly 10 the street and num-
Der. as wei! as tho pC>t-nniCC and State.
-. Head letters with the writer's post-offlce and
state, street and number, sign them plainly with
fun name. and rcqueat that answers be directed ac
cordinply.
2 Letters TO strangers and trans cnt visitors in
Il town or city whose spcciIl addrc ) may bc un-
known should ne marked ri the lowcr-hand cor
ncr with ihc word TRANSIENT
trace tnc p1 stagc-Stamp In the upper right
hand corner. and leave space between the stamp
and drccginn for pust-IntrI.ing without ntorfcr-
Ing with the writing.
~. B.-h request for the return of letter TO
The writer IL unclai ned within thirty days or less
written or print"# ith the writer's name. post
Office, and StJtc. oss the lclt-land end of the
envelope, on the face side, will be complied with.
Letters bearing suCl. endorsement will be- returned
u the writer Thereof without additional charge -
See SEC. Is JIir Of JSf3.
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TIE GRAVE OF COLONEL BRANCH.-At
Hollywood, near the riverside, and III tull
view Of the falls, is the grave OF the late
Colonel Branch. No monument as yet
marks his last rcSting-pIace; but perhaps
no spot in the beautiful cemetery exhibits
evidences OF more tender and assidu0uS at
tention. Rare flowers are blooming in urnS
placed at regular intervals in the section,
and the grave itself is completely hidden by
cedar and bouquets. \ monument worthy
Of the lamcnted dead will doubtless soon be
erected. Thus beloved and honored, he
sleeps on the bosom of his mother State,
lulled by the ceascless requiem of falling
waters.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

T. II. VALENTINE Will sell ut his store, No.
1874 Main street. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, an assort-
mcnt Of household furniture. &c.
THOMAS VI. KEFSEE viii sell at 10 4. NJ. on
Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON Will sell at 10 A. NJ, on
Council Chamber Hill. horses, mules, spring
wagons, &c.
CONSTABLE TALL will sell at 10 O'Clock lot OF
household furniture, etc.
LEE { GODDIN will sell at u o'clock new
framed tenement containing four rooms. in
Port Mayo, on the west side Of Fifth strect.-at
It's intersection with Denny.
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ORpER ABOUT CLERKS OF THE LEGIsLA-
rrRE.-An order issued by General Candy
Yesterday provides that upon the election
of clerk of the Senate and Of clerk OF
the House of Delegates Of the General As
sembly of the State Of Virginia, the duties
deyolved upon the Secretary Of the Com
monwealth by paragraph Of General Or
ders No. IS. May, 1869, will cease, and the
records and other property pertaining to
those offices will be transferred to the Gus
todr of the clerks who may be elected by
the respective Houses Of the General As
sembly
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ton to the South, being n recognized me-
dunn of communication between Virginia
and the old country.
The editor proposes to make trip to
Europe this winter, and will during his ab-
Sence do what he can to present the south
ern States in proper light before those
seeking homes in the new world. For such
a work he is peculiarly qualified, and Ric b.
mond NAV expect to derive substantial
benefits from his mission.
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SCHOOL OrENISGs.-Thc following is a
list Of the schools which opened ycStcr-
day:
Richmond Female Institute, Tenth, Mar
shall, and Clay streets, Professor c. IL.
Winston principal.
Richard &. Wharton's English, classical,
and mathematical school, II west Grace
street.
Miss stanard's school. No. los Grace
street, between Adams and jefferson.
Mrs. L. J. PIca>ants'S school, Broad street
near Twcnty-SiXth, Church Hill.
The school of the Misses Gr;Ittan.
Miss VA. LaWs's school, Jl1 Sixth street,
between Clay and Leigh.
Miss Benefits preparatory school for
boys. Broad between Tenth and Eleventh
streets.
The following will open on Monday next,
October 4th
Southern Female Institute, No. 3 Grace
street, Professor ID. Lee Powell principal.
Miss PEBBLES and Mrs. Gdlnctt,S school,
10G Franklin street.
Miss Tanners school, on Main street
nearly opposite the Old Fair Ground.
Mrs. BaSkcrvilfs school for yolng ladies
and children, southwest corner Of Fifth and
Franklin streets.
Mrs. Dr. Munford's school, No. 107 Cary
street, between First and Second.
Miss Tazewclrs school Tor young ladies
and girls, III Grace street.
Miss s. :. Richardson's school, No. 500
Main street.
Miss Sue Randolph's school, No. 100
Franklin street, Linden Row.
Miss Jessie Gordon's school, No. 3lS
Franklin street.
| Mrs. II. Il. Colcman's school, corner
| Fourth and Main streets.
Mrs. Pellets school for young ladies.
Miss NJ. 7. Mayo's school, No. GIG North
| Seventh street.
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THE TuEA7Rr.;-The agent advertises that
the "strects Of New York. with Frank
Mayo as the leading "star.'' w" pc pro @
duced ut the theatre on Monday night. -.
company is Said 10 he firSt-rote one, and
several novelties will he brought out next
week. Reserved seats may be secured at
West & Johnston'S bookstore.
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CoLoRED SUNDAY SCHooL.-The colorcd
Sunday school attached to the First Preshy-
terian church. corner OF Capit6Fand Tenth
streets. will reopen tomorrow afternoon ut
3H o'clock. 1t is desired by the Supcrin-
tcndent. Mr.. William 5. Donnan. that all
the old teachers and scholars will be pre-
sent, and as many more as may desire to
attend,
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Nothing plcaScs us more than the return of HE
and activity To our city trade. In the book and
stationery line Ncssrs. STtRKE ( RYLASD are
rcapinc n benefit. Country merchants find that
they can purchase anything In their line ut New
York trade prices. Country and city teachers are
supplying themselves Al handsome discounts, and
as for the young people they will find school
books and school stationery as cheap at STARKE 4
RYLAHD'S as anywhere else In Richmond. Call
on them at el5 Main street send for their cata-