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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

have since sprung uP, and the system which
the American asylum adopted governs in all
and is called the American System. Inter
esting statistics could he adduced concernin:
institutions in all countries, but We have no
space TO introduce them here.
Our own institution was originally fcslndet
at Baldwin City, in Douglass County, by 3
deaf mute named Emery. For time i; was
continued at Topeka, under Mr.. Nordykc
and then removed to Baldwin again. The
State Legislature having taken cgnizance ol
it, an act was passed, through the efforts o!
Gen. Fishback, fixing its location in Olathe,
and, in 1866, the present building was
erected hy Col. Hayes at = cost of nearly
$4,000. The school at once took possession
Of the building under Prof Joseph Mount, a
deaf mute, rs Principal, and Capt. J. Il.
Kennedy, Steward. \ short time ELAPSED.
when Prof. Mount resigned, and was sue.
cec,ied by Prof Burnside. lie wis suc-
ccc,lcd shortly after BY Prot. L. Ii. jenkins.
who fills the Principals chair at the present
time. CAPT. Kennedy resigned his place as
Steward last spring, after a long and faithful
term Of service, and Mr.. John Morrison, Of
johnson County. very capable gentleman,
has filed the place ever since. Mrs. Ken.
NV. ''So iEaSueu neT ISsttIOn as MARION,
and Mrs. l.. II. jenkins now performs those
duties. Mr.. {. &. Curtis, Of Topeka, deaf
mute, has been engaged as assistant teacher
for the present year. lie understands his
duties well. Board Of Trustees: A. S. John
son, President; +. F. Henderson, Secretary;
G. II. Lawrence, Treasurer; J. B. Bruner
and d. L. Lakin.
The grounds belonging to the institution
are nicely situated in Hayes Addition, cas-.
of the town site proper, and Immediately on
the main thoroughfare to the railroad depot.
The plat comprises sixteen acres, and when
the trees and shr'lbbery already planted
attain their growth, it will be one of the
preitiest spots in the State. In addition to
The attention paid to the horticultural de-
gardening IS the only labor in
which the male pupils now engage.
The building, although substantial stone
structure, has always been too small to effect
he purposes for which it was intended, and
he present year more than ever demonstrates
he want Of room. The Legislature should, |
" all mcan-s deal literally with the ins,iiu-
ion in this as well as ether respects And il |
5 palpatle fac; that every term that posses |
'ithou; the necessary steps being taken to |
nlarge the Asylum, only allows these !
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difficulties to accumulate and become
1T :s3|l NJ = caa s1I::.h = 'h1n we
and anA lu1ns 6 prcsenS yea. EmsS,
will demand admittance, making forty-two
in all. This increase will go steadily on.
and it is easily seen what the result win BE-
in a few years. The present building is 46x
81 fvQ, finyc 1oPics high, and has three
hoors! adding the oficcfs and their fami-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

FOR JUSTICE SUPREME COURT:
D. J. BREWER, of Leavenworth.
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DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING
10 Ole ESTABLISHMENT, 1924. n

No. SO BeshmAR street, New York.
We beg leave 70 iaform our sustomsTl And the
cilitiSa 6aa IhSil Be happy 70 nsestVs orders for
BoSt snd III WsbspeE Illustrations. BuI.Hs
nApA, Society seals, nonoIrAms, Per
tTaitn hsiistaE'f nssleissSyI Ani@sl'' f..
Btores, Hnetones, &C..
Also, all kinds % shoG ualds Labels. As.. hrs-
All orders from neyApApar and Book Pub llAhsrl,
PIiStsrs and ILps- skeeesea u the esss
nOllos. ..-.ET IN. a..rf.H
country, on Application, AlA cost Of ol 70 ol0.
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EItIs e.sRsssa Ga osssissSe YORK ~ MAE ~
stsTeotypinG. -.
ISIS"in NWfLHiAM ROBERTs a 90.
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nLER.

~. - stsS:s'ss' s;S T;i q s% y
,iDAns-Ih sOrwscd: n 1.os.ss@,ry .oun!S
Barry, ~ itbtAr.) '' -
IRAaAoAN.- .os he s,A Instant Mis-, sAIAH
III Iunsral VII lsts plaza from he. g,slds4s,
q J. Rsysr. no ~ t.fs.t LI o'slsst MI
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NOUOHLIH DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
honestly compounded, And At the lowest charges.
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Railroad Route.

ALEXANDRIA. JQgpogF AID HAMPSHIRE
n RAILROAD
On and attsr Dsesmbgr -, laep. the trains IN
MS road will be run ~ folloWa.
Ihe nal train will leave AfeNhndfiA daily, eN.
@a ia,LI2.si Y H. - 80 Lssseurf a lSSop
Ihe aeeommodat?n train will leave Alsrhndria
LsssbuTf sts,Op' N, LssyI sns;,bIn aa sat55.yHs
N and arrive y AleEendria sioiS =. n. - =
D. ~. AZ RON Han sS Io% hlss.n, q, ssa n 70
With Ksmp's Daily Line q Coaches for Paresila
Vile, Bniekersville, nsrryNilla ana WiashsstsT,
alaot with ReamsT,l Ips u Coashss, WhtsS issYs
LeelburE daily TOT BAll's NIL, kidls ma aiSdIs.
burg. X. H. HANHnER.
deeo-u D.. 4. Tiek 81 Agent,
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KALTlNoRE AND ONO RIiLRoID.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RLILRoAD.
wtsa1sres. Dee, q, lsss,
ucRi e' IS. si'yf lsSfto41s ESB IN Ts % VIII
are nov ran ~ IESdllR2Ss,s, iy4Liikopp
Leave daily sEeSpt eubdAy, At 100, 90 Aud
-. R0R AL
Leave daily, except sunday, htLOo and .. OA.
IOR IHNAPoLIs,
Leave al and ID q m and q Do D. D, No traiu
70 or from Ahnapolls on qlhdaJ.
TOR PALTlMoRk
L'A''"s f6R WY SFi fI6sss.H Pm
Si1 AZ. SssF ssi n " Sr ss;..,
8nsstaJtaJ =, an. aht 1922.
Meeting 81 Relay Station with tfNina from BAlti-
more 70 Wheeling. PartsrsbufG, Ao.
Through uekais 70 The WEST ean be bad ~ the
ISI Hsv Iork, Ihilsd,lpRia ~ BOstOO. see
advertisement Of "ThrouEh LipS ,,.o.
Master Of Transportatloh.
LIN. COLI, General Ticket Agent 49,.
GEO. 3. KOOHTE, 0ensrAl AGsnt. WaahinGton.
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aVIAFUGE!!s

Daily reports ere made St relief aEOstsa ~ .Ai'
F;S.ss ; sS,,s 2; 4 sI s:sS WI.
sss.s ssss.. .sSSs a1, q H,;n1 III srS
q ' IL. srsSsi.ts. ssa fss led ~ e.sssa. IN
sosDaiss soshtiJ, know q surss BY hi' WsH4sr'
hat Remedy. ~ ...... b. ~ q. .r.TH
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Iaefpfsnt oOasus.pttOa.
XAaHfHOToH. u, Q. sept, n.

xIsHrHoToH, D. Q, sept, n, le@.
bad ever s9aGh sS.gll!PI s,e9 =. sS Ss,;SSS.
bsSsht had. night sTests. snd ". sonsSis,i t
:; ]AN. - VisfuFn, Ia fsW days ] vas entirely
81 Ds be ESi 10 TOtuTs q he sipskSe.s sihes
tat CitI surNeyof.
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A1lia,
-~tnth,

For All Throat and Lang Compa.
PlsuTtsy, Asthma, Dlpthsria, Bron-
shitis, Catarrh, sudden Colds,
and Inflam m alton Of
ths Lungs,
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RonL, and stationery

NJ" IVVH' W.T.
LfeHr AND TRUTH. ~ HoAuus Bsnsr,
TRtsFfRiF6RTi fR b. RcV L. Z, 'Bbii oi: " :.
Taf ~ ~ aRIiERA YiIRs 81 6'UR LoRbis "
hIFg Oh EARTH. By tbs Rev. william a,
nS5fsiaqsskEs IafsF6RH 81 'EESEiR6,v ="
LIZ ~ IaaifSsa2RY RBRifT aiffoRB.
''Oi'' ''''''''''''''''' Win 'BiiiIifYER. "
Aoa ssvsaih slrsst, tnislllGsnosr BpildihG.
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The may thouGAnds cured ~ thls iheltatloh
within he last eighteen ears tad he RSmstous
WitaSsSsd 81 he reporters o. The ''auh, and
ss1y StS.i gsg'T. 9St s: ST Ssise .ERsaS,a
stshdtsT A. gohtlemAn Of character aud rttponsi-
eli'ys kis BiSBEsEs sPEHbiLY CuRgD,
Persons writing hoqld BE PaTugulGT IN direct
Ins bsIT letter. to his in1titu0On In the following
mtnRsTi JoHR n JOHNSON, II 4 b,s
nslhpoTe Lodh Hospital,
isa-lV AAWmert, MATvlaIA
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H'RSst i.aS Ssss 3 q Avg Miss.
For several years had eeen subisSt e s2nG9
sS sS :p ssgJ s saSs ~sHss ..td q ~ ss
lad = had hsneEhAEs used manI eoufh ~ II
summer went ialo the oeuntry ,hophI yenia
SsS.a, r: *, wS.s ss S' ksS S
ThGEs, which lasted ays daysJ I-WAsysTI len ahf
asTVoul. and suffered from ahortIesl o. hrYsth !
petils' fIdSd every hin q MI fdgpdh ifegp Wen4-
"a, butfound no relief astn trisd n oi
eight months and M friands and handtAaa ~ -
Ssossa koSsisss AZ 3D. iddsn osbdiuga ore slr.
priesd % Sss AytsndlnG % ~ heesshot l.his
80 .oSs, ,s uJ hsSs ION sdst tS Isy.
srli snisisd PsEsVs. during TIE S'af,vAo nave
ven Ms. IoUiSA HunDIH, - o strsst.
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n.Irisd E:T.ons; SGRI hsH :satsRPl.iiS.
SSais ds6liiiy. asfOrmitjss, ts speedily sSTsd..
Ne Whs places himsslf ultsr ne care Of D., J.
nSh. sh3 oSiasaliV hsiJ dpSA his ShIIi SSS PSJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

sTaa ssi. rom one q he nosI s%ihsSl LEE. Il
n. gslttd States: sns n. SSs,ss part I, saaS.s
Paris, PhiiGdsiphIl. and SlAsVlsFe, hAA sasetsd
some Of the most Ast9nishinE eqres that were sysI
And sAis Nhsa Asleep, Ere6t Pc Iouan,a,, being
nttlIsAing attended snHf ;ti@ssE w adennGs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

az; VIZ s s s sf.sS SfsHR asi ,s,s S
saaas q young msn ofihs nost s1ailsa tsisHtS and
sIilllaP sho IiF5t h.ss e:
lpsls., q yaksd e .sstAsJ tsgiirinE iyrs, NAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

The OLD DoNrN1oN NAIL WoRKs.-It
is well known that for some time past ope-
rations have been suspended on Belle Isle,
at the works of the Old Dominion Nail Com
pany. With the merits of this case we
have nothing to do; but this we know, that
a large number of deserving men, with
large families dependent on them, are with
out means Of support; and in q matter Of
such material importance there should be
no obstinscy either on the part of the EN-
ployers or employees. They should reason
together calmly, and each be willing to ap-
proach the other in. spirit of compro-
mise. The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of this company will be held to-
day, and we trust that measures looking to
q speedy. resumption of operations will be
adopted. In our. ueighboring town Of Man.
chester, where smajority Of the operatives
dwell, the effects even of short cessation
of operations are Gscernible and in be.
half of those that must surely suffer unless
they get to work soon these disinterested re-
marks are made. s.aey2F;@s
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ORDERS CONCENTRATING TRooPs.-The
following orders were issued from Depart
ment Headquarters on Saturday: :
sHEADQUARTEasD DEPARTMENT OF v1Ra1NIA,l
RICHMOND, VA, February s, 1870.
d" General Orders No.3:
"!The following movements of troops will
be executed without any unnecessary de-
lay.
accompanies E and F, Seventeenth in
fantry, will proceed to and take post at Ra-
leigh, N. c., relieving the companies of the
Eighth infantry now at that post and at
Chapel HILL. Brevet Colonel Samuel q.
Hayman, ieutenant-colonel Seventeenth
infantry, is assigned to the command.
Companies A, d, I, and E, Seven
teenth infantry, will proceed to Camp
Grant, Richmond, Va, for duty OF that
post.
Companies Z and I, Fourth artillery
designated by General Orders No. l, Of
January 81, 1870, Headquarters Military
Division of the Atlantic, for the post Of
Fort Macon, North Carolina, will relieve
the companies of the Eighth infantry sta
toned at that post. =,
Company G, Fourth artillery, vii
proceed to Fort johnson, North carolina
and there take post, relieving the company
of the Eighth infantry now stationed a
that post.
The companies of the Eighth infantry
now serving in North Carolina, when re
lieved as above specified, will proceed
without delay to such points in the Depart
ment of the South as may be designated
by the commander of that department.
The posts of Petersburg, Lynchburg
Winchester, Norfolk, and Fnrmville, Vir
ginia, and Chapel Hill, North Carolina, vii
be discontinued, and the proper staff officer
will make the necessary arrangements fol
the care and disposition of the public pro
perty not transferred with the troops t
other points.
"Post commanders will take advantag,
of the present concentration of troops ant
relief from other duties to give the utmos
attention to the instruction and improve
ment of their commands, and to the reduc
tion of expenditures by the discharge O.
civilian employees, and by sending to thei
companies all enlisted men now employed
upon extra or special duty that ore not ab
solutely Indispensable. Inspecting officers
in making their inspections, will give specia
attention to these subjects.
"By command of Brevet Major-Genera
Canby.
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUA AIRY I, 1870

but these are doubtless without Foundation
as the position in which the bodies were
found is too natural to have been effected
by design Of any other persons than the
unhappy little victims themselves. 4.
= The suferings, horrors, terror, and agony,
of those real "babes in the wood, :" and
their lonely, cruel death-struggles, can be
imagined but never described. ~ ss
.2as,4 Cruel Suspicious.
The discovery Of the Wyble children
ahows how. cruelty unjust were fhe suspi-
cions expressed and reiterated by some Of
the papers that the mother and step-father
had made way with them. One or two
journals went 80 far as to express firm
conviction that there had beensfoul play.
As Judge Pratt well observed in his charge
to the Perry jury the other day, the press
cannot be too cautious and guarded in either
agcusing or fomenting suspicious, or in
pronouncing judgment before facts are
known We hear that the people around
WynOckie we're so incensed toward Mr.. and
Mrs. Wybie by reading some newspa-
per correspondence that they were with
difficulty restrained from laying violent
hands upon them: In addition to the on
guish occasioned by the mystery enshroud
ing their absent children, the latter have
had to undergo the additional misery of
being falsely suspected and cruelty accused.
Had the remains Of the children not been
found, this terribly unjust feeling against
them would have increased until they would
have been driven from the place, or per-
haps placed on trial for their lives; and
all because some newspapers aimed to have
q sensation.-Neao York Commercial.
Very good reflections; but such seem not
to have occurred to the New York editors
year or two ago, when they censured the
press of Richmond for not denounciDg
man who had not had trial.
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The CHAPMANs CoMING.-The many de-
votees of the species of amusement in which
those lively young ladies, Blanche and Ella
Chapman, excel will hear with pleasure
gagement in Richmond on or about the l4th
instant. Mr.. Wachtel, the agent of the
troupe, is now here making arrangements
for their second appearance in this city.
Since here last winter they have had o
most brilliant tour in the South and West,
and have added several new pieces to their
repertoire. Bishop is along.
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VALENTISES.-Valent Of all sorts and sizes,
for all conditions in society, at prices varying
from Ss to cent, may be had OF ELLYsoN 8
TAYLOR. 1lls Main street.
: Valentines comic, grotesque, and sentimental.
Valentines for the rich.
Valentines. for the poor.
Valentines for school girls.
Valentines for school-boys.
Valentines for young ladies.
Valentines for young men.
Valentines for the lovers.
Valentines for those about to become so.
Valentines for the accepted.
Valentines for the rejected suitor.
Valentines for old persons Of both sexes, and
for all others, tor sale by ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR,
next to Dispatch Office.
The trade supplied.
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COUNTY JUDGE OF PRINCE EpwARp.-sInce
MS modesty prevents his announcing himself a
candidate, the writer begs leave to place In nomi
nation for this position Mr.. FRANK NAT Wat
KINs, q gentleman zsho must be known 60 nearly
every member ofthe Legislature as a lust and up
right citizen. He is warmly endorsed by the
Prince Edward bar, and the people or the county
were the choice with them, would elect him by g
large majority. (fe 7-2w#] FARMy1LLR.
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The following persons have been sum
moned by the sheriff to serve upon the
grand jury for the February term of the
circuit court of the city of Richmond.
Court meets to-day (Monday) at II o'clock
in stearns's building: John Enders, james
A. Scott, George W. Smith, 0. q. Chalkley,
B. C. Gray, W. A. Armstead, Samuel Put
ney, James E. Lipscemb, Samuel W. Har-
wood, William English, G. B. Davenport,
John c.: Williams, B. F. Ladd, B. A. Paine,
Samuel H. Gordon, Mark Downey, Ambrose
Carlton, George I. Herring, Stephen Putney,
william s. Donnan, A. D. Townes, George
W. Royster, A. L. Elicit, and NJ. Millhiser.
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) VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLo-
s1oAL SoC1ETY.-The regular monthly
meeting of this Society will be held at their
rooms at Al O'Clock this afternoon. These
meetings are open to all, and are often Of
very great interest, as some subject OF
practical interest is always discussed by
gentlemen thoroughly acquainted with such
matters. The subject for discussion this
afternoon is the manufacture and manipu-
lation of wines. It will be introduced by
4 paper to be read by Colonel William
Gilman ss
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THE INSURANCE .ADvocATE.-The second
No. of this monthly publication has made
its appearance, and will be hailed with
pleasure by it's patrons. The Adrocate
wears a neat dress, is filed with interest
ing and instructive information, bears the
marks of excellent business management,
and is altogether magazine in every way
creditab1e to Richmond. It gives us plea
sure to know that it is established on firm
In
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soUTHwEsT.

To THE MEABERs OF THE
BLx Gentlemen,-I respectfully Offer myself a
candidate for the ofice of Public Printer for the
State OF Virginia. feeling confident that If electea
can execute the work promptly and satisfacto-
rly My long experience In printing in the CITY of
Richmond, and my standing among Its people, Is
all shall now refer to. If you will give me your
support for this Office win perform the duties
Of the same with the strictest adelity. "a
Very respectfully, GEORGE W. GARY. -
sfe S-1w* yU. = Eo rom ma,r stra.x
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STRANGE, TO SAY THE LEAsT.-Although
Manchester boasts of four magistrates, not
one could be found to try William Kinney,
confined for disturbing religious services ct
the Baptist church on Wednesday night /;
and on Thursday night he made his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

IRISH and FRENCH POPLINs at reduced
prices;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS to suit the times;
BED BLANKETS at ss worth So;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS at CSC.
per DOZEN
IRISH LINENS from size. upwards;
LINEN DOYLIEs at 81 per dozen;
LINEN CRASH at loc. per yard;
PLAID POPLINS from 95c upwards;
YELYETEENS In all colors;
BLACK ALPACA at great bargains
DOUBLE and SINGLE BROCHE sHAWLs
cheaper than ever;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL SHAWLS;
CLoAKS and CLOAKIEGS--a full assortment;
A complete stock of FLANNELs in all shades
and qualities at low figures;
CALICoES. COTTONs, SHEETINGS, &c.-a
full stock-at the lowest prices;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, C0RSETs, HOOP
SKIRTS, NOTIONS, &c.--a full line, and
at prices to suit everybody;
LADIES' and MISSES, VESTS and GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS, UNDERWEAR atgreatly
reduced prices; ...--...
and great many other articles in our line which
are too numerous to mention. -
So all nsk is to give call and convince your
self at JULIUS SYCLE'S
al5Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
sATURDAY-CLOSED. Jaee--sm
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ALLEGED THEFT.-William O'NeaA was
arrested on Saturday morning on the charge
of having in his possession set OF wagon
harness valued at Si5. He gave satisfac-
tory account of how he got possession OF
the harness, and vas bailed in 500 to ap-
pear at the police court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

DucKwAlI & Rouss, :
NO. 1906 MAIN STREET.
DRY GOODS STILL ON THE DECLINE!
Auction-rooms crowded Goods sacrificed at
half-price. Arrival Of the Isaac Bell on the 9th
Of January, 1870, with shipment Of
AUCTION BARGAINS ... q
for DUCKWALL & ROOSS. Closing out our
WINTER STOCK at nominal prices to make
room for the
NEW BARGAINS ARRIVING z
by every steamer, bought at the new rates, and
sold accordingly. VIM give prices next week.
jy28
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

T TJoMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 A NJ.
household furniture, carpets, oilcloths, vim
dow-curtains, glassware Watches, etc.
j. D. WHITEHEAD s co. will sell at lOA A. NJ.
groceries, liquors, etc.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS will sell for the com-
missioners at q P. NJ, on the premises, o lot
of ground In the plan Of Belvidere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Major JED HoTcHKrss, Of staunton, Is candi-
date for superinte ndent OF Public instruction.
He is thoroughly acquainted with the school sys-
TENS Of this and i4Ia other countries and his be.
raj education, experience as q teacher. and supe-
rior administrative abilities, eminently at him for
the position His friends In all parts of the State
commend his claims to The favorable considera-
tion Of the Legislature. ,r4..-- - = IS -.
fe T-l0tx Sor7ruuRsn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

CANARY BIRDs.-There will be sale of some
choice specimens of these feathered songsters at
e. Fl. Valentines, l4l4 Main street, tomorrow
morning. To-day ladies and others interested In
these pretty pets VIII have an opportunity OF e1-
amining the birds. A better chance to buy Is sell
dom afforded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

SUDDEN DEATH.--Mrs. N. C. Barton, the
well-known and popular milliner Of this
city, died in New York on Saturday. She
went North on business, and while there
was taken i'll. A telegram Saturday night
brought the intelligence of her death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

GERMAN, HEBREW, AND ENGLISH INsT1-
TuTE.-A charter has been granted by the
circuit court of Richmond to the Richmond
German, Hebrew, and English Institute, for
educational purposes. The enterprise is to
be managedby acommittee of nine, elected
annually by the Congregation Beth Aha
LII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

EP1sooPAL ScHooL.-The parish school
of Manchester, under charge of Miss Lille
Tiffy and the superintendenee OF the Rev.
MIR. Hammond, is now in successful opera
tion. Persons unable to pay for tuition, by
applying to the aboVe-named gentleman
may be accommodated, if the complement
Sf scholars is not already complete. yss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-07

Business men viii find the Religious Herald an
excellent medium for advertising. 1t is read In
every portion of the South by large and infuen-
tial class, and is read by thousands In Virginia
who seldom see any other paper. Its rates OF ad-
yerttsing are very reasonable.