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| NJ Aon1N shor'
| sLOkr s. ADDINGTON.
MACHINISTS,
WORKS AND OFFICE; li22 AND 1924 CAR,
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS.
RICH A0SD, GINA.

ALL BINDS OF NEW WOEK MADE RE
PAIRlNtt ST}CAM-F N6IN!cS and BOILERS {.
city End country: TOBACCO WORK of al
kinds made NJ and reps,red TOBACCO FLAT
HNECOCk's SUPERIoE MANNER PLAT
FORM- and all other kinds o; SCALES REPAIR
Ed and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the sale, o.
VERNON, SEI.DEN's PATENT SpEAM-EN.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES. Iheee Pauges arc warranted by US fol
all kiuda of ER8sS Wrkk OF sUP8RIDR
MAKE tor STEAM ENGINES. such as gauge
SaAReIN sffhi ia sIs sEEpRs .ds.2Tsd h1s Eus
Tiles, WAJER-GAUGES GLOBE-yALVEEi
BOILER -FLUe CLEANERS, snds general as
cortlueGtof such art!cl.s 10 are used by 1il run
ming stea1n-englnes aud saw-mills.
SLOAT l. &AUDINGT0N,
fe Is l422 and 1874 Cary street.
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AUCTION SALES TEKIs DAY.

9fUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at a p. NJ. 90
acres OF land on the Meadow Bridge road, hIlt
amile north OF the Cit.
COOK & LAUGHToN will sell at 10 A. n. a fine
assortment Of crockery, &C. is
LEE g dODD1N will rent at auction Mt a 2. NJ.
a small farm Of SO acres in Sidney.
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GoIsG! GOING SoSE!-Saster than the auc-
tioneer's hammer knocks down the merchandise
neglect disposes OF the teeth Bid, therefore, for
that prize of life. perfect set by brushing them
regul trly with SozoDoNT. III -,svr s.
"'.SpALDlNG's CLUE has now taken the place
Of all Cements and Mucilages.
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NowLAN Il Co., jewellers, are receiving maj.
pifcent ne* fall styles Of allthe choice patterns
Of fine jewelry. Sets of amethyst, coral pearls,
diamonds nov patterns niedalions, neck chains,
ieontine and opera claims, glove bar ds. handkef
| chief holders diamond rlugs, and saperb new sil-
yer Tor bridal presents, at corner Main and Tenth
streets, sf1 s srFS &r a.e "a s.e- 1922
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" CoRN' AND FLOUR ExcHANGE.-A meet
ing of the Board of Directors Of the Rich
m0nd Corn and Flour Exchange will be
Held on Monday evening next, at AZ o'clock,
to receive the reports of tic secretary and
treasurer, and for the transaction Of other
b1,sinass' i.Al.' s.-a' 80 ''~'tl
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THE superior (kindlinG, cooking, sawed, split
and long Oak and Pine Wood sold by J. B. WAT
KINs, I'LL Main street, from his new ste am fac
tory, is UNSURPASSED III quality and clleapness. He
also sells the cheapest and best Anthracite and
Bituminous Coal and Coke ~ Z. ~ f:.s +,
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PAINFUL ACc1DEST.-While engaged in
painting house on DuyaI street, Yesterday,
MIR. Richard Drake fell from ladder, break
ing his left arm near the wrist and severely
his body. His injuries, though very
painful, are not thought to be dangerous.
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=. mLLYSoN q 60. will insert advertisements
she principal newspspersin Virginia, North Caro-
ina, Tennessee, and tie northern cities, at pub
'shers' cstas for cash uplv at this Office, ~
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One thousand cords OF dry oak and pine wood,
which We are sclug 81 per cord hei1w the usual
price. large portion OF which is supcrior'for-st It
pine cut expressly for the use Of the factory south
side OF tile Basin, between 10th and 11th streets.
WATKINS & BROTHER.
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PRINTING FOR CANDIDATES. candidates for
Office can have their cards circulars, hantlblls,
etc., printed promptly aud at low prices At the
Dispdtcb printing -hou.C. ... 70. ,.I.ts,y2
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HUsTINGs CoURT.--The only business be-
fore this court on yesterday was the trial OF
Frances Thompson (colored), charged with
poisoning q fanny on Main street, near
10Th, the partitnlhrs Of which were gwen
In, the Dispatch some weeks ego. pc " i'
fucuuitt !. e g = - -. 4 - a :
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STUDENTS AT OUR COLLEGES can find the best
assortment of Textbooks in tue city at ELLYsoN
X TAlLoR'S, next 10 Dispatch Office, Main street.
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NoTAfs1gs APpoISTEp.-Gov. Walker has
Johns. Rady, Chas. a. Rose, j.
l.. Grubbs, and JAS. L. Apperson, notaries
public for the city of Richmond.
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FORREST AS LEAR.-This will be the great
night of the week ut the Theatre. Edwin
Forrest will appear as King Lear, sup
ported by Mr.. Hollands tirst-rate company.
A crowded house is already ensured. T0
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i; CANAL EXPRESS. s.-Cole's express is run
ming daily to the Nine-mile locks, on the
James River and Kanawha canal, connect
ing with boats at that point. See adver-
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SNATCH GAME. Mrs. Sully had her pocket.
book stolentyesterday by a boy whom size
was trying TO direct to 10Th street from 1st
and Grace, III & -. ss ~
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HAVE for sale at my yard, stlss street. near the
packe; landing, 100 cords of seasoned Oak sn1
Piuc Wood. Also, Lump and Anthracite Coal.
r. o. GARY, No. Ills,
near the packet landing.
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REVENUE CoLLEoTIoNs-llaadso Et,
hiJit.-In response to q telegram from the
Richmond delegation to the Cincinnati
Convention; Collector Burgess, on yester-
day sent the following statement for the
year ending September 80, 1870: Amount
received on manufactured tobacco, q, 726,-
lMes III smoking 8, ,tg5aseco s sls lss eS
Manufactured tobacco shipped in bond,
1O,159, ,2l3 lbs; smoking tobacco, 2S,274 lbs.
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: LAURA KEENE-This celebrated artistic
will be here next week with splendid COM
pany and will doubtless be well received.
The sale Of tickets will be commenced at
West & Johnston's store on Saturday next
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SCHOOL CIRCCIARs.-AlI kinds Of school circu
lars reports, &C., executed at the Dispatch oflc
as cheap as the cheapest, ~
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METROPOLITAN. WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL. srREETs,

and SA W-MiLiS; stt@
gAAK, GRIsT, and PLAs1ER MILLS;
BOILERS, PORGINGs, CASTINGS or IR0b
ENGINES and SAW-nlt.:IS OF various sizes
always Oh haui. ~. !. TIT s.sFsts ut
O!d engines, &C.. repaired and soldon commits
sion OF exchanged spr new. Ga other repair,
promptly and satiGfactcrlly done. M,
sead for deacripltye eireularB. Ssszs. sG.s- Vi
dc " WILLIAM e. TAKHFR u Co.
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MAP OF PARIs.-Frank Leshes for this
week, for sale by Ellyson & Taylor, is ac-
companied by a!splendid bird's-eye view of
Paris, which is given away II g.aa2-
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12ls Main street Is the place to buy all the teal
books, new and second hand. Old books taken III
exchange. .s RANDOEPII e ENGLISH.
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B SELECT - Avery superior whiskey, sold by
Mc;s srs. W. %. BLAIR & Co., 9Th and Main, at
$3.50 per gallon.
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT of new-stYle neck
ties in he city can he found at z. b. SPENCE &
SONS clothing house, no. 1900 Main street.
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ALL. THE LATEST, MAGAZINES, WEFKLY3ANI
DAILY NEWSPAPERS, can be found at ELLYsoN 4
TAfLoH's news depot next to Dispatcb oiace,
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STRANGE, YET TRUE, that une Dollar viii buy
a heavy Merino Shirt from L. B. SPEyCE u SON,
merchant tailors - sE3 ,at+siGs EgI g. !
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PRlNTlSG.-Plain, cOlored, and fancy print
Ing executed with ncatncss aud ut low rates at
Dispatch Printing House. .e. ,42
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REGISTRARS APPo1NTED.--Judge Guigon
made the following appointments ycster-
day: --.r -
Marshall Ward.-First Precinct = Wm.
i. Butler in place of D. G. Richardson.
Second Precinct John j. Cannon.
Jefferson Wara.-First Precinct w. w.
Wood. Second Precinct: Winston T.
Rogers in place of William +. White.
Third Precinct John Hagan, Jr.; in place
of William IL. Paul. Fourth Precinct f.
l.. Moon,
Madison IFord.-First Precinct: John J..
Crutchfield III place Of William Il. Plea
SAINTS. Second Precinct: W. w. ;St9yer.
Third Precinct: J. II. Pecor IN place Of
james L. Bray. Fourth Precinct: ". 7.
# Monroe Hard.-First Precinct Fred.
Butler. Second Precinct (: E. NJ. Crump i'll
place Of Robert Nj. Nimmo, Third Pre-
cinct: David B. Jones. Fourth Precinct :
James Moore in place of Thomas B. White {.
Clay Ward.-First Precinct :P. E. Gibbs.
Second Precinct: James l.. Timberlake.
. They are required to give notice ten days
before the registration, which will take
place fifteen days before the election.
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ceased and published in the lexington 90
zette, Richmond Dispatch, and Mobile Re
gsster." JAMES Il. FoaD,
+. H. SMITH, JR., Com.
rts. RICHARD BROOKE,

ADVERTISE IN THE EiLLsDoRo' IN. @.
RECORDER. ~ 80 .I
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CHEAPEST YET. .-You can get good Envelopes
with your card printed on them, for only 50 pc.
thousand, at DIsrATCM PRINTING-HoUsE. !.
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Smiths coal at W..s. PncHER's S yard, stb, be-
twsen Main and Cary streets. .j ;
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The textbooks used in Richmond and Randolph
Macon colleges can be had Of LLhYsoN & TAY-
LoR, llI6 Main street. ~ p ('z.!N
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

FIRE NEAR MANcHEsTER-Dest,uc q,
1oaon Property at Walkers Land,aq,-Yes
terday morning about o'clock the frame
2uildlng situated at Walkers landing, on
Jane river, just below the town of Man.
chester, was destroyed. In consequence OF
the mud, walking being impossible, and
having no other conveyance, your reporter
D0ated 1t down to the scene of conilapr;,.
ton. Here he found only some small chll.
dren, from whom he learned that the in.
habltants fed on the approach of the recent
!reshet, and that no one was living on the
island, and that the furniture and every
thiDg else of value was removed last FRIDAY.
How the fire originated is a mystery. but il
WA WAS clearly ilred by some malicious person.
The house burned was formerly the resi-.
dence of Mr.. VIM. Walker, widely known
as the proprietor Of the extensive fisheries
along the landing that bore his name. The
mouse was an old Landmark. In former
days vessels discharged and received car
Soes nc the landing, but it had long been
ulsused' The property was purchased some
years ago by the town of Manchester, and
tne fisheries were leased by w. L. Holt,
Esq. Previous to the late food the house
was inhabited by the family of the we'll
known Frederick Walker (coIored), dec'd.
The loss is trifling. Very few persons knew
anything Of the fire until late hour of the
day, although it Illuminated the country
for some distance.
Parties were engaged all day Wednesday
hauling away the wood that had driltcd on
the island.
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Old PAPERS, in packages Of one, hundred Of
more. for sale at the Dispatch copnting-room,
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Engine coal for sale by W. S. PILOIIER, No. 20
south Sth street, and at low rates. .tt4
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E'OR FEVER AND AGUE.-Shellen.
y. Il per cr's Fever and ARue Pills, osgoods India
T"nic que ,Sntp'veifs ip,a!llale hgae Cure and
|o---e" 6th aud Broad stfestg,
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS; ( g s;sss;sss. sssss..s

AJOTICE To SHIPPERS - ssssss..sss VI q.
" The GOATS of the JAMES RI-fsza
VER AND KANAWHA CANA IC0MgAEI 4
will lezvs tie dock as lsuaL promptly ~ "a o. Oh
y Freight snnd tolfa on goodsssor sncnbnrg and
1eyoad collected on delivery: tspaid ~ .sne
lption o. thc shipner. Every facility gessihls MI
St agordef toistsIiees b1t ai1o obig gesfoa rs as.
ssnasd TO deliver down freight sEsiS'
ry oaice on the Dock without special sgfe2lpsnt. I.
paid ,i;ag 80. i. .-,1il sri; ss-xsssnI
de ii ~ " '''s'', - : aDWARD DILLoN, AaaEs
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HEAVY RoBBERy--Arrest of Tro Of the
Thieees.-On yesterday morning, at some
time between II and daybreak, the store
Of Messrs. s. Z. Tardy s. Co., located at the
foot of 18th street and upon the dock, was
entered and robbed of nine boxes of to-
bacco, five chests of tea, and one case OF
wine, the value of the lot being $50.
The thieves effected an entrance by re-
moving the iron bars from u lower window
on the side of the building nearest the river,
then proceeded up stairs, and by means of
rope let the boxes down into hand-cart
which was provided for the occasion. The
articles were then carried to 14th street,
where they were transferred TO wagon
and conveyed to house in Green's row, in
the Valley, between Poplar street and the
railroad.
Information being lodged at the first sta
tlon-housc, the officers started OH the search.
and soon found the goods at the den before
mentioned. Which was occupied conformity
by Lewis and Kate Davis, Bill Carnell, and
Tom Collyer; all white. The Davises, male
and female, were arrested on yesterday, and
the others will in all probability be ready
to appear before the Police Justice this
morning.
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! SHIPPING.

SPECIAL MOTTO CE.-The Bal -Ai1SNs,
- ssno,e will arrive r
ers STATE o. MA sY "A n D. end ~. j T.
EKNIGHT, which HHrisF AIDED at City Point during
the recent fire shet. The msEeE ants are D. Ferfls
request ted to remove theft ffeish. SIT aflt o. ex-
posed to the weather our 5peiis having b8d nsiE IL
cd AWAY. It'll. W..R. BRETV.a aAEens
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MEETINGS.

'0t.-n w
rLUB MEETING.-ThereW will be meet
~ ing OF LIic WrSTHAM FARMERS CLUB,
at Captain kellam's, on THURSDAY NIGHT,
at Z O'Clock the 9Th instant. 49, ~ ~ ~
BY order OF the President. .t..al IHal. |
oc 5--:ss ai9si JIHN- W. iPALIEY, Sec'y.
MEETINGii OF sSToCK-
. HDLDERS.-A special meeting Of the stock
holders OF the RICHMOND, FREDE RIGKS-
PANY win be held at the office Of the company in
the city of Richmond on TUESDAY the liih day
OF October,I 1870, at L o,clock-M. =. 81 -:EU. !
By osder OF the President and Directors.
sslo--dtd j. B. WINSTON, secretary.
THE NEW MECHANICSVILLE
L TUkHPIKE COMPANY.--A general meet
ing OF the stockholderS.of the new Mechanicsyille
turnpike Company win be held at the ONCE OF
Massrs. VIZ. .1AMM. SUIT TON Il CO. on "a.
TURDAY, October a. at12 O'Clock h. -
By order OF; the stockholders.
S, 1s-Ftd j. .G.:LUMPkIN, President.
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SEWISG-MACEfHNES.


w uEELER IL WILSON SEW{NG-
W AACBIhEs acknowledged to be the hesi
u. lae world Tor family purpose, because they use
40 s,antlie End III he the lUck1stitfhi which will
pitF FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
go II ZEE awarded The first premium at
VIC oild's Fair ihrce different times over ali
eGMtnS MACHINES exhibited for family purposes.
80, So4u oa .ne lastilment priactple, and tnstruc-
toa gwen In usllG by gI. G. Ls RaJEWAT. :
nS % 7a9 Main street, Eichmond.
SEWl&G-NACRINEs OF ALL KINDS
~ hEfAiRED. The SLoAT ELLI2TlC SF W.
tatnu GAEHlEES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
Lne only fkGPTR NEEDLES Tor tic Si.oAT
SLL!PIlC MACHINES.
sLOAT q ADDlHGTON,
ts5 rSYV s5rNat. pezr Faur.fnpfs
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DIssOLUTYOys q PNRTNERSRIFs.

ss.s.-.~S,-,eeS-
nLS$OL LUTION.-Th firm ofsA,e eBQDt-
~ KER C BRUTHER IS this day dis so,yed BY
mutual consent. Augustus Bodek ass gmin8 All
debts of the conccrn Is alone authorized to make
collections. ALI DEBTORS will please come Forward
and settle at once. AGGUSTES BODEkER,
-. >, HENRY HODEKER,1
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DROFEsSORT MAS Y.CARRSts4
i FAsHIU Bile DANCING AGA III &X
aaY, corner or Nam ard 9TH Streets, having GH
now open for the reception of scholars. Me-
and SATURDAY AFTERNssONs, Et
3o'clock. for misses aud masters MSfNDAf and
THURSDAY EVESIEGS, ut ~ O'Clock, fur Reus
It,elfen. Private insttuction siveni ethesf indi-
yidually or In classes. sst S.1t -, a. se27-lM
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+ ESTABLISHED 1911:
CUSEINGS 4 BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS IND STATIONERS,
c6. BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND,
have the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
in the city Of
SCHOOL AND LhW, MEDICAL AND DENTAL,
CLASSICAL AND Ml5CELL 1NEOCS
BOOKS
An immense supply Of
GENERAL BANK And COUNTIEG-HOUSE
STATIONERY.
Blank Books made 10 order III any style Of bind.
Ing ana ruling.
The same careful attention given to ORDERS
as 10 personal purchases.
Inside figures always.
Send for catalogues, sc. Sc a3--otawlot&w4t
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NEW yG04PARTSERSffIP.-sT The 5un-
shin under thu style OF ,BDDEkER &nsDs, Tor
lie purpose OF conducting gehefal wv IL,
SaLE And RETAIL DRUG BllsI SErS.s Istisa st1.sl
Richmond Va, wi,e 10 they the attestspn y
their friends and former CUSTOMERS 60 Ia,Es ana
CTNEa, PAINTS OILS, -&c:a. al,IgSas,,
lrs,Jas4. .HENRYs sEQOEhtaR,
oc I.-atay1in . .-,. .f,s,s9 WI. MAYO. .DAUE.
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EORz PHIL ADE LIB I.As-s3HH&
VANCE, WIN receive Jreiglit for The a,fUya port
,tiH. THUaSDA -, the 6th Instant at u CglQsk.
Freight taken for ) ew "rleans eih Phi laoclpins,
Rlrd for Norfolk at n,odGrate rates. PAS sAge:to
Philadelphia, Including meals ndstateFoaM,, ~
T-'..-II -. 9.aE w, W,PSPUKTER,' Agent
nc1 ar -sf ,;fIlce.. .232S Dock strests
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E,OK NEW YORK.-.Ehe, 0ldasMsus,
Il Dominion steamship Gomgeny'
elegant side-wheel steafnshfp ssAa & tt:f :fst5.Sap
tain BLAKEafAE, will leave her Y h4ri y
Freight received until To. clock ~ MT Esre, tl2
steerage, 80; roundtrlp tickets, S2Q.s 9f
'S'".OS f : - JOHN W. wy hTT,IA GENT
or Sat SO. 3 Governor street.
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MY p. COX WILL sRUN.ssHH-sIMUh
wv his canal. boats I'M u few sssssszgss.z5
days rom here to Tye river, onthe- cAnat in eon-
pection with small river boats until the cabal Is
re paired TO Lynchburg. For particulars, apply 10
80 ~. h - fgl .T..ti u O. X Il SIHTDN.jI
oc5-3t& Cock street uet 6eeu 18th and iIth,
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rEOCKOE HILL ACADEMY. No. 412

S Seventh S'rc"l, between Marshall and Clay.
Vhc sixth session o This school, II" Young men and
hoAS. will commence M0N!'AI, September .Gth,
and continue nine months, ,lrcTa:s nj the book
sores. Charges: Encli Ii and MatGcinat!cs 'or
half session. So. 50: Gre K and Node II Lam
gauges, each SO: Latin, -: payable stsictiy in
advance :. L. EsACH,
So r. In Priucipal.
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RADICAL FAMILY j ARS.-Ile state En-
ecutirc Committee ofthe Republican party
held meeting yesterday, the special object
Of which was the settlement of the very
threatening difference of fopinion which has
Of late been manifest between the white
and black Radicals III the first and second
Congressional districts. After long ses-
sion. it was agreed that the claims Of DR..
Norton (colored) and DR.. Douglas (white),
each Of whom claimed. to be the regular
nominee in the first district, We're referred
back to the people. the idea being that q
new convention shall be held. DR.. Norton
is talented and high-spirited fellow, aud
it is hardly possible that he will allow HIM
this.
In reference to the sguabble in the second
district, the committee finally came out
flat-footed for Platt against DR.. Bayne. The
following preamble and resolution were
adopted: tt9 1T
"Whcrcas the attention of this commit
tee has been directed to paper purporting
to be Il call for Congressional Convention
of the Republicans OF the second district,
TO bc held at Suffolk on the 18th instant,
Wlith call is dated october /, 1870; there
fore he it
*" Resolued, That the action contemplated
blythe said call is revolutionary in its cha-
9SCsCl anu SubNclSlfC vi uiEiItonS, ana II
successful. can only result in disgrace and
disaster not only in the second district, but
in every place where so pernieious IN en-
ample may be imitated. The Republicans
Of the second district have already, Mt Il full
convention held on the I'd day of August last
in the city of Portsmouth, ut which every
county and city we're represented, put
in nomination candidate for Congress who
was tiot only supported with the greatest
unanimity, but who will, we believe, re-
ceive larger popular vote than has ever
been given to any other; Republican in the
district. Colonel Platt has already served
in Congress with great fidelity and entire
'acceptability. We therefore urge every
Republican to abstain from any connection
whatever with the proposed movements;
to keep away from the meeting referred to
TO avoid all such disorganizing enterprises;
to give hearty support to the present NOM
inee, Col. James Ii. Platt, and to spare no
effort by thorough organization and honor
able eXertions to Increase and swell his
majority to the greatest possible proper
tionS."
"A copy of this pronunciamento, duly
signed by Governor Wells and Secretary
Maddox, will be sent to DR.. Baync, with
the compliments of the committee.
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