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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-02

EPISCOPAL SUNDAY-SCHooL CONFERENCE.
A most interesting meeting was held in the
lecture-room of st. PauPs church last night.
The one-lesson system, how our children
should be brought up in the church, Sun.
day-school music and worship, prizes, and
collections, were discussed by the President,
DR.. Minnigerode, Rev. DIR. Wall, DR.. Da-
shell, Mr.. Peterkin, Mr.. j. O. Steger, Colo
mel Ellis, w. D. Gibson, D. n. Walker, and
Thomas Potts. After full discussion Of
the Sunday-school work in Richmond the
meeting was closed with prayer by Rev. Mr.
O. GlaZebrook.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber, haying6
IN returned to the city, would respectfully y.
inform his friends and the public that he Is ~.
prepared TO make the best quality OF BOOTS AND
SHOES to order at the very lowest prices.
JOHN G. EBESHACE,
Main street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
REPAIRING neatly done.
Constantly on hand, READY-MADE WORK OF
the best quality. F5<s oc s-eodlm
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terry was called to order by the Moderator,
Rev. w. w. Houston, ut various times du-
ring the recent sessions Of the Synod, and
the following items of business were attended
to:
Rev. J. D. Mitchell, D. D., was dismissed
to connect himself with Chesapeake Pres
bytery. Licentiate William +. Hill was dis
missed to connect himself with East Hano-
yer Presbytery with view to accept call
to the Third Presbyterian church of Rich
mOnd.
The presbyterial report was adopted and
ordered to be forwarded to Synod. Rev.
James B. Ramsay, d. d., offered to resign
his pastoral care Of the First church of
Lynchburg; whereupon it was, after long
discussion, decided to hold an adjourned
meeting of Presbytely in Lynchburg on the
third Wednesday of December with view
of taking steps for the ordination of Llcen-
tiate E. II. Barnett as his assistant, and
Presbytery declined to receive DR.. Ram
SAYS resignation. A complaint to Synod
against the ordination of a lcentlate under
the circumstances was admitted to record,
and committee appointed to prepare an
answer before the next Synod.
A committee, consisting Of Rev. j. b.
Ramsay, D. D., Rev. j. Fl. Bocock. ID. D.,
Rev. j. G. shepperson, Rev. p. I. Penick,
and Ruling Elders I. j. Kirkpatrick and c.
L. Mosby, was appointed to examine the
new book Of church order and report to the
next regular meeting OF Presbytery.
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oc e7-lw OF Henry Taylor q Co., baltimore.
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SOMETHING NEw.-What has long been want
ed? An oil that will not explode. The Petrolia
oil is something ,seto, and gives much better
light than any other oil, while 1t 10 cleaner and
better. II only costs the same IS the common oil,
that is so dangerous. 1t will burn IL any coal'ol
lamp with the sun burner. Sold by grocers and
druggists. The Office Of the Petrolia on Company
is at 1923 Main street.
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SAVE YOUR MoNEY.-If you wish to save money
and at the same time get the very best articles, call
on GEORGE KLEIN, Gl4 Broad street, dealer In
stoves and tinware. His assortment Of cooking
parlor, dinlng-room, Office. and hall stoves, are
large. and ut prices to suit every pocket. In tin
ware he offers every inducemcnt to purchasers.
Give him call ut 6li Broad street.
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REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Confec-
TONER has given Us another evidence OF his enter
prise. On Saturday night he was selling large
quantities of confectionery and vermifex at his old
stand. Monday morning found him removed to
much larger and more desirable quarters-two
doors above. This change Is made necessary by
the great increase Of business and the prospect or
O rush Of customers during the Fair week. The
new wholesale and retail confectionery establish
ment Is at No. lll2 Main street, between Eleventh
md T,yalftb'
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THE FAIR-ZETELLE.-Who comes to Rich
mond and dimes and wines notwith ZETELLE goes
home ignorant Of the greatest pleasures. HIS
restaurant Is the home or satisfaction, the nour-
isher of courage, the fountain of inspiration.
There every luxury OF the animal and vegetable
kingdoms, wild or tame, of land or water, con
tributes to the enjoyment and force of man. while
the most generous liquors polish his wit and refine
his manhood Not to go to ZETELLE's would be
to lose everything hoped for In coming TO the Far.
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You have the privilege to redeem or renew your
PLEDGE deposited with Fl. HARRIS d BROTHER,
pawnbrokers, No. 1881 Main street tup-stairst on
or before the I'd OF November, as further indul-
gence cannot be granted; and on Thursday, No
vember 4th they VIII sell, without reserve, at auc-
tion, the largest lot OF valuables ever offered In
this market They are still lending money las
usuaD on diamonds, watches silyerware, &C., &c.
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THE "y1RGIS1A GUARD1AS."-This is the
title of a sprightly advertising sheet pub
lished by Mr.. William 2. Gretter, the en-
terprising agent of the Piedmont and Ar
lington Life Insurance Company. 1t Is
good guide to our country friends in finding
prominent places of business. Take it as
matter of enterprise, it is fair specimen OF
what the live agent of this live insurance
company does in the way of business. The
Piedmont and Arlington Company is brim-
full of vitality, and is making friends every
whara
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SIMPLE BIT FFFEcTUAL.-The entire freedom
from all deeterious ingredients renders " Browns
Bronchial Trochcs.'' - or Cough and Voice Lozen-
ges, safe remedy for the most delicate female or
youngest child, and has caused them to be held In
the highest esteem by singers and public speakers
In coughs, irritation Of the throat
caused by cold or unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs In speaking In public or singing, they
produce the most beneficial results.
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Eighth and Main stree

FACTS FOR THE LADIES. IL have been using the
Button-Hole and overseaming Sewing Machine
ever since their first Introduction, without the
least repairs, doing all my family sewing, consist
ing of coats, overcoats, pants, and vests down TO
the finest sew!ng-eyen to all kinds of patching.
Besides that, have earned ses9 In about nine
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DESTRUCTION OF BAPTIST CHURCH By
FIRE.-On Saturday the 23d ultimo the
church.house at Antioch, in Henrieo
county, some ten or twelve miles below
Richmond. was burned to the ground, and
all the furniture, Sunday school books, ETC.,
destroyed. There had been no meeting that
day. 1t is supposed to have been burned
by some negroes who had been excluded
from the church
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BEWARE OF Recommendations to the
Fair win remember that at all exhibitions OF this
sort there always numbers soflight-fngered ger
try prowling around to pick the pockets OF the un-
suspectlng stranger. The best wayto avoid loss
of this kind Is to make all your purchases BEFORE
visiting the Fair Grounds. j.. B. SPENCE SON,
at 1900 Main street, would be pleased to furnish
you with everything you want IN ready-mace
clothing, undershlrts, drawers, neck-tcs, and, IN
word, a complete outfit In gentlemen's wear at
fabulously low prices. Remember the No., 1900
Mat
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On the corner of every street and on every other
available space In the city may be seen large yell
low posters with the figure Of a man wearing the
Elliptic Brace and Suspender combined. They
are the best suspendcrs ever invented. Buy and
try them L. Is. SPENCE Son, at 1900 Main
street has ihnm.
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TRESH IMPORTATIONS.-
4, & GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
of their own Importation large additions to their
ments to buyers. New and handso me patterns OIL
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets In rich, decorated
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware in
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, of Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters, Goblets, Forks, Spoons, &C.;
Refrigerators, Water-Coolers, Castors, Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware III
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-keepers, and house
keepers will consult their interests by calling on
us, KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street, Richmond, va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and r. G. SUTTON, JR.
Statesmen. nv ~
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TEMPERANCE SERaoN.-The sermon on
the subject of temperance delivered by
Rev. DIR. Woodbridge at the Monumental
church on the 10th ultimo is to be pub
Iished in pamphlet form by Shockoe Hill
Division, No. 81, Sons of Temperance. The
text was Ephesfans y, 1s-" Be not drunk
with wine, wherein is excess; but be filed
with the Spirit"
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MEXICO, MAxIHILIAN, AND CARLoTTA.-
General Magrpder will deliver his cele-
brated lecture with this title, which has
been received with so much enthusiasm in
other cities, at Virginia Hall, on Wednes-
day night. Persons of all shades of politi.
cal opinion pronounce it most interesting,
and It will be heard with pleasure here.
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Call and see the latest styles of rich jewclry and
silverware now opening at NOwLAN 4 Co.'s. Ne"
sets, pins and ear-drops: cnamellcd bands, hand
bosom and sleere-buttons, and
superb silverware, for bridal presents-pitchers,
spoons, forks, goblets, &C., &c. Corner or Main
ond To sfr
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THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF the Presby-
terian Sunday-School Union was held in the
First Presbyterian church on Sunday night
at half-past o'clock; James Miller, Esq,
President of the Union, presiding.
the body of the church, the aisies, and the
galleries, with children, teachers, parents,
friends, and members Of Synod.
After an appropriate voluntary by the
choir, and glad chorus of praise from the
children, prayer was offered by Rev. D. G..
Irwin. Of Portsmouth.
Then followed another song, and the
reading of the 18th chapter Of Ecclesiastes
by Rev. E. D. Junkin, Of Brownsburg. Va.
The quarterly report was presented by
a healthfpl condition of the schools, with
some hopeful conversions.
The other exercises Of the evening con-
sisted of addresses, interspersed with sing
ing by the children, under the leadership of
Mr. J. D. Il. Sleight. The address of Rev.
William E. Baker, Of Staunton, Va, was an
earnest appeal to Sunday School teachers,
well calculated to arouse and encourage,
and leading them to appreciate the glorious
privilege of winning souls for Jesus.
Major T. ]. Kirkpatrick, of Lynchburg,
also addressed the meeting, dwelling most
touchingly upon the worth of the little ones,
and the faith that should inspire Sunday
school teachers, that even noa1 the children
can become true Christians.
The venerable DR.. Converse pronounced
the benediction; and thus closed one of the
most interesting and enthusiastic Sunday
school meetings we have ever attended.
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/ THIEF ARRESTED ODwyer
arrested yesterday white boy named Will
liam Henry Wilson for having in his pos
session two fine silver-mounted carriage
The stolen property can be seen at the Old
Market police station. st
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NoyEMBER ]. lsss.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, BALTIMORE,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys q VIII
uams.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-S
chandise and passengers, w. @. Dunfiam q co.
Schooner John Beatty, Price, Philadelphia, Goals
Schooner Milton, Corsey, Baltimore, msrchah<
disc, captain.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, 1her.
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan. Baltin0re,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys o WIZ
linms 49,. 7ssst1'as 80 s~'F - - =
Schooner Clara Davidson, Jeffries, New York
uia ChickahomIny, Crowell & Currie.
Schooner A. nj. Edwards, Henson, Phiiadelphaa,
granite, Richmond Granite Company.
Schooner Julia Z. Gamage Norton, New YoTk
ria York river, Curtis Parker.
BELOW. .IsS
steamtug Triumph, with schooners Fannie Keat-
Ing, from Windsor, n. s., and Martha Collins,
from Baltimore, in tow for Richmond. 45,,,, J
MEMORANDA. II l.5Ess
WEST POINT, October 3I-Arrived, steamer
Kennebec, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. $500 rs
HOLINESS HOLE, October ee.-Arrived, schooner
Samuel Fish, Teel, from Thomaston for James
river, and proceeded same day.
BY TELEGRAPH. 3i
SAVANNAH, GA, November l.--Arrtved,
schooner Ocean Traveller, Richmond, va.
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Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Two hundred and ffty dollars viii be paid for the
recovery Of i-cask Of French Cognac brandy,
6-cask Of old sherry wine lcask Of old port wine,
one barrel Moss,s Bourbon whiskey, supposed TO
have been taken by mistake from steamship wharf.
]. G. BENEDICT,
Eighth and Main streets
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ST. JoHN's SUNDAY ScHooL.-Captain
John D. Whitehead was elected assistant
superintendent of st. Johns Sunday school
Sunday. The Rev. DR.. Henry Wall, pastor
of the church, is now superintendent of his
Sunday school
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GRATIFYISG.-We are pleased to state that MIR.
F. VI. Mullen who has charge OF the bar inside the
Fair Grounds, has purchased his whiskeys from
the old-estabIished house of W d. Blair q Co.,
and every one wishing to take snifter can satisfy
their palate with alpha" "Alleghany," ana
other fine " INF skeys,
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Philadslphia, Ia. , July 1853.

We publish the following certificate that onr
readers may know where they can obtain uhis-
key so highly recommended for family and medi-
cinal use, and at such moderate prtceyfz., 30
per gallon They make liberal discount 70 deal
ers: ~ .39
.s2fessrs. ". D. Bldtr d Co., ss7 Main street:
Gentlemen,-1 certify that have most eafe-
fully tested the wbiskey presented TO me called
'tAlpha,'' and find It free from fusiF OIL copper,
and all impurities, and am pleased to recon-
mend 1t as sound medicinal liquor.
~. B. McCAw, IL. D.,
sProfessor Chemistry Medical College, Va. -
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THE THEATRE.-The season opened last
evening with Buckstone's comedy of Mar
ried Life and Irish Assurance" A fine au-
dience and splendid company.
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HENRY KAYToN, professor Of optics, No. 5H
Broad street lopposite the New Market), has on
hand splendid assortment Of Eyeglasses and
Spectacles also Brazilian Pebbles at very
moderate price. Give him call.
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SECOND CROP OF APPLEs.-Mr. W. 2.
Waring, Of Sunnyside, Henrico county, has
sent us sample of second crop Of apples
grown on one of his trees. Some of them
will be sent to the State Fair.
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PRESS MEETING.-An adjourned meeting
of the publishers and editors of Virginia
newspapers will be held this evening at I
O'Clock at the Wing Building.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-It will be seen from
his proclamation in another column that
Governor Walker has appointed Thursday
the 18th OF November as day of "public
and general thanksgiving"
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STRANGERS will find all of the New York, Phila-
dephia, Baltimore, Washington, and Richmond
papers, and the latest literary and fashion maga-
zines of the day, at ELLYsoN TAYLoR's News
DeDot liza Main street.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posg-OFF1CE NoyEagEE
2, 1S69.-Mrs. G.. a. People, L. Nunnally,
Richmond, Va; Archie Warren, Hot
Springs, Va; Miss Mary Davidson. Lex
ington, Va; William A. Hart, Nelson
county, Va; William Fl. Gregory, Rich
mond, n. c.; Isaac S. Jones & Co., Balti-
moro Md
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PERsoSAL.-Niessrs. Robert and John
Currie returned home yesterday from q
visit to Scotland.
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F1RE.-The alarm of fire last evening was
caused by the light of fire apparently
some distance below the city.
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SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
- RICHMOND, VA.
The Undersigned having leased this the only first
class hotel located on Main street, and within one
square OF the capitol, post-oiiicc, custom-house,
theatre and the great northern and southern rail-
ro4d depots respectfully inform the public that 1T
j. NOW OPEN It viii be thoroughly renova.
led and refurnished TO some extent.
This hotel Is world-renowned IT'S the headquar-
ters OF the President and Cabinet officers OF the
!a'e Contcderacy. II also contains the historic
rooms OF Presidents Davis, johnson, anu Grant,
ZIG CHIEF Justice Chase.
Tie travelling public are cordially invited t.
make their home at the Spotswood- where They
,l wv md every comfort and delicacy that thls aho
''ier markets can supply. 80 4.
Express and Telegrsph Office in the building. ~
j. NJ. SUBLETT,
C. Is. LUCK.
w. B. BISHOP,
mYe Proprietorb
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VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR will do well TO
call and examine the splendid new stock of late
style hats Just received at A. A. ALIENS, 1916
Main street.
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.AAosG the arrivals in the city is that OF
Professor Mallett, of the University OF S'r'
ginia, who comes to attend the Fair.
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GENERAL r. E. LEE.-We are authorized to say
that all visitors to the LEE" Gallery VIII be pre-
sented with portrait Of General r. e. Lee.
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A. A. ALLEN 1915 Main street, has just received
full supply of all the new style hats out, for men
and boys which he Is selling low for cash.
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MEETINGS.
LECTURES.

GENERAL MAGRUDER will deliver
VI hi celebrated LECTURE OH "MEX1CO,
MACMILLAN, and CARLOTTA,n - on WE'D
NESDAY the Sd instant, IN VIRGINIA HALL, ut
O'Clock 2. NJ.
This Lecture has been received with great enthu-
slasm everywhere, and has lately drawn even from
the Boston press, of every shade of politics. the
highest encomiums.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS: 10 he had at West q
Johnstons at the principal hotels, and ut the door.
2-2t*
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STEAMED aud CHERRYsToNE OYSTERS at tn
corner of Ninth and Bank streets.
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WE ALWAYS recommend our readers to the
LEE" Gallery 0o0 Main street.
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ITO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS. -
i SCHOOL-B BOOKS AND STATIONERY, ,
wholesale and retail, at JOHN n. WALSH's, No..
4le Broad street. Just received, q fresh supply OF
SCHOOL-BOOKS and SCHOOL and OFFICE
STATIONERY, which win be sold at very low
prices. Great Inducements 70 TEACHERS. The
current literature Of the day kept on hand, andnew
books received as soon as published. Sc 70
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NlLLINERY-SPECIAL NO -8s
lYI TICE.-Just received, In addition to ss9tltiG
4 large stock OF goods. Il lot of very cheapSaSeKe
HATS, In beaver, felt, and waterproof Also,
and bonnet materials, which viii be sold cheap.
n. B.--TRIMMED FL ATS and RONNETS
always on hand. NJ. WALTON & CO.,
No. 400 Broad street, corner of Fourth.
oc 2B-tNOy7
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VISITORS TO THE FAIR will find 1t convenient
to get meals at ZETELLE's, No. 1902 Main street.
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CROCKERY, &c.

CROCKERY, &c.
NEW GOODS.
The subscriber has taken the store No. 1909 Main
street, opposite the postofce where he has opened
a large and attractive stock Of
CHINA, 'a"
GLASS. and
EARTHENWARE.
Also, full line Of the
BEST PLATED GOODS and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS
of all kinds which he offers at the lowest prices
The GOODS that were saved from the fire Will
be sold at half their value. A call is solicited.
G.. C. GARY,
oc 90 No. 1000 Main street.
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EVERY STYLE of picture taken Mt the LEE
Gallery over Richmond Musical Exchange.
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FREE EXHIBITION Of the beauties of the South
at the LEE" Gallery. 92o Main street.
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MILLINERY.

THE LARGEST ~, { GT5Tr AND k10DK NJ MOST esa8s
MILLINERY .tMeNe
can he seen at MADAME B. L. CAHEN'Sj No. 4O2
Broad street, consisting Of handsome Partisan
Bonnets. Hats, Flowers, Feathers Velyets, Satins
silks, Ribbons, and varied assortment of Fancy
Goods and other novelties generally found In u
ilrst-class establishment.
Ladies and gentlemen visiting the Fair Will find
1t to their advantage to call on her before pur-
chasing elsewhere. she can offer great induce
mcnts both in wholesale and retail. A call Is all
| hat is wanted.
no 1T Madame b. L. CAHEN.
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GREAT IMPROVEMEN T-NEW
OGOODS.-CARY & AMBLER, having greatly
increased their stock, wish, in addition to their
usual assortment Of School Books, Stationery, &C..
Prayer-BOoks with the additional hymnsl, Hymn-
Books, Photograph Albums, Writing Desks,
Gold Pens, &c, &C.. all of which they will take
pleasure In showing, and offer ut prices to suit tho
times. No. 1900 MAIN STREET,
opposite st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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INTERESTING TO TEACHERS AND

INTERESTING TO TEACHERS AND
L STUDENTS.-Just issued. THE GENERAL
PRINCIPLES OF ARITHMETIC. BY 8. Il.
PENDLETON. Principal of Classical and Mathe-
matical School. Richmond, Va, and formerly AS
sistant Professor OF Mathematics at the Virginia
Military Institute, and Civil Engineer.
This work Is SOMETHING NEW, and much
needed, as 1t enforces the general principles by
contrast, placing numeration Of all kinds of NUM-
bers together, and the same for addition, &c. 1t
includes fractions In the generalization, and tho
key to the whole subject II Is neatly bound, and
sold at the moderate price of 81.
Extract from the Educational Journal Of Wr-
ginfa.
Possessed of mind Of remarkable clearness
and accuracy, the author has given 70 the prepara.
tion of this work the results Of bis knowledge and
experience, and has, we feel confident, presented
to the students Of ARITHMETIC book worthy OF
general adoptOn.,, = 1.-THE gcneraliZa-
tion Of principles their practical use and the SIM
pllncation Of those which have been so mperfectly
and unsatisfactory presented in the majority OF
the arithmetics thrust upon the public will, we be-
leve secure for this excellent treatise very great
popularity"
Upon the receipt OF the price this book will be
sent to anv address, postage prepaid.
BATES & WADDY BROTHERS,
Publishers and Booksellers,
Oc 23-IOt 1903 Main street, Richmond, Va.