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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10
What Richmond has Done-And what
She MAY Do.

~~S A~N
It would be well for the support of the
hopes and energies of citizens of Richmond
ii they would look back TO the period since
the beginning of the civil wal in 1861, and
review the whole time since to this day.
They will read in it a history in the highest
degree honorable to their community and
creditable to humanity.
Richmond was the focal point of the Con-
federacy. Here was the Government, here
the chief power Of the resistance to the
Federal Government, while this was the
objective point of the powerful armies
placed in the field to conquer the Confede-
racy. To all of the trials, alarms, hard
ships, scarcity Of food, interruption of pri-
vate occupations, ETC., incident to war, our
people were daily accustomed.
The wants, distr sses, and Affections of
war invaded every house-we had the sick
and the wounded, we had to succor the dis
tressed and needy, we had to watch with
the sick and MANNED and Richmond was
one great hospital. The city corporation
devoted its means and its credit to feeding
and clothing the soldiers. Our streets were
the t~horoughfares Of regiments and divi-
sions and large armies ; and the bleeding
feet Of the ragged Confederate soldiers, as
they marched through the city, have often
called up almost tears of blood in the ewes
OF those whose hearts were doubly stricken
with pity for the soldier, and q deep grie
that they could not minister to his wants
To clothe these, the city, after exhausting
Its other resources, sold the last dollar of it,
bonds in the public improvements in the
State, amounting 10 about half a million OF
dollars.
Finally, at the end of the war, Richmond
was doomed to the calamity of fire, which
swept away the chief. part of its wealth
Every bank was burned-sll the stores O
the business part Of the city. This ruined
the insurance companies, the banks, ant
the savings banks. Nearly every manufac
tory in the city was destroyed, and on the
morning Of the 4th Of April it was q cit,
SO covered with ruins that it's landmarks
were gone ; there was little to subsist its in.
habitants !; there was no money to buy food
with, and despair, with its black wings, no.
yered over the ruins of Richmond.
So great a calamity has never befallen
community on this continent. 1t is need
less to recount the trials we have since
passed t~hrough-the vicissitudes of hop,
and despair-the prostration, the oppres
sicns, the fears and outrages, which have
vexed our people, and which were so wei
calculated utterly to deprive them Of hope
and to paralyze all their energies.
And yet what have we seen? We have
seen Richmond rise up as the Phoenix from
its ashes, and appear In a brighter and more
beautiful garb than ever before. Her new
buildings are finer and more spacious than
the old, and she has gone on slowly but
steadily to improve in wealth and enter
prise.
What an example of fortituds and energy
is hsre displayedi When a man falls under
the misfortune OF TIRE we all KIN " low hard
it Is for him TO recoyer-how he must clear
sway the ruins, and how be mist struggle
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Circular from the State Executive
Committee.
STATE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE, !

STATE CONSERVATIVES CoAMITTEE,}
September 8.
The State Conservative Committee of
Virginia have seen with concern that. in
making Conservative nominations for office,
there is a disposition in some quarters to
disregard the plan of organization adopted
by the committee in pursuance of the re-
Communication of the Conservative Legis-
lative Conference. Without the regular
action of party discipline. whereby alone
the strength Of the party can be concen-
trated and preserved, party defeat is inevi-
table. Nominations in open mass meetings
bind nobody, and leave the disappointed
free to set up for themselves, thereby pro-
noting dissensions by which Conservative
strength will be frittered away and Conser-
vatiye majorities will be lost. BY ir-
responsible nominations for Congress,
irrespective, perhaps, Of political dis
qualification. and suggested merely by
personal partialities, all the advantages of
mouem entS of the adversary will be thrown
away. To secure these advantages as far as
possible, nominating conventions for Con
greSs are put, as 10 time and place, ut the
discretion of the members of the State Com
mittee in each district.
The committee repeat with emphasis
what they said in their address !: "Let
nominations De maze III all cases DV the or
ganized, accredited action of the party in
each locality, and when made let them re.
ccive the unreserved and active support OF
all. In no case should more than one Con.
sentative candidate for an Office be allowed.
BY the opposite course divisions will lead
to 4 defeat, or by making the adversary the
arbiter Of our dissenSions, will lead to the
obliteration of party lines and the ultimate
destruction of conservatism itself"
Circular No. 2.-Ertract.
observation-disclosures meetings will be
called by the superintendent in each town
ship and ward for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to city and county conven.
tionS to nominate candidates for the follow
ing offices-to wit Clerks of county and
circuit courts, Commonwealth attorneys,
t~reasurers, ~sherif1s, and superintendent of
poor. And the said county and city con.
Ventions shall appoint or elect delegates
Zone for every hundred registered voterS) to
conventions in each congressional district to
nominate Conservative candidates for Con-
gress. The time and place of holding con.
greSsi0nal conventions (where not already
Selected) will be designated by the district
members of the State Executive Committee
for their respective districts. Let no one be
nominated for Congress who, if elected,
will be disqualified politically to take his
seat.
BY order of the Committee.
K. L. DANIEL, Chairman. .
j. Il. Fisher, Secretary.
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NOTICES.
n- GREAT ATTRACTIONS AMI
BARGAINS
rnp CASH ONLY.

To make a CHANGE IN BUSINESS we win ~
rom this day to sell our entire STOCK
At AND BELOW COST FOR CASH consist
- WHITE GOODS, REAL LACEs, HOSE
RY: GLOVES, DRESS TRIMMINGS NJ
TONS, &C. .h,r Tho
Our stock Of REAL LACEs Is probably ,ne
largest as regards NOVELTY and VAh'Gn, '
in fact the goods In all departments are oo"'
PLETE and FIR Tel ASS.
The above stock will be sold az dhIAA 'No
The public generally are invited to call and e3-
ARMIsTEAD & BIB,
corner Ninth and Broad streets.
N. B. All persons Indebted to ths above urn
are urgently requested to call and settle their &C.
se7-Tu:hS1m
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The New York Commercial Adcertiser
brings us the following exciting war news
from another quarter of the globe:
"Late intelligence from Africa contains
the highly important fact that Oko Jumbo
has gone on another expedition against ia
ia. Nothing Is said about the movements
Of Jumbo jun. Further developments in
regard to the great wal In Africa will be
anxlously awaited by the reading public"
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CALlFoRKIA PIONEER CRLEBHATIoN.-San
franctsco, September 5.-Generals Sher-
man, schoheld, Ord, and staff. Admiral
Turner and .Farquhar, of her Ma;estv;s
Ion-clad Jealous, Governor Hairhf, and
many other prominent personaees' viii
participate in the pioneer Celebration an
the anniversary Of the admission of Ca1;foor.
MIA on the 9th of September. An the mi.
formed militia In the city will turn out to
welcome General Sherman on his arrival.
The fishing fleet arrived to-day with 81, 600
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d. NEW CALICOES, u L.
LANES. NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW fAsis
LOON sTUFFS;
A large stock Of FLANNELS;
and UNBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNEL; Do
TABLF-CL0rHs, NAPKINS, DoSLiEs'
and TOWELS;
Don't fail to look at The PURE LINEN UNA
BACK for towels at leac. per yard worm sac.,
Grea. bargains In everything in the DRY 6ooDo'
line at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street. Richmond, va.
COTTON YARN, every No. from q % ila
Sl.f5 per bundle or bale of five POUNDS NIL
TING COTTON, eOc. per pound. auSu
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NEOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL,

AH CUNT
lYl HALIFAX COUNTY, VA:,
REV. John L. CLARK. Rector and PIinG,pai'
ROBERT b. WIhSr1M; 4 s'oclSte rTiRG,paILI To
FIRST JULY.
This school is situated at MOgNT
pleasant and very Intelligent village, in a healthy
Country. four miles from Glover station, Rich
mond and Danyille railroad and combining all
the advantages OF society both In country and
village life. 49,,
The instruction In the classical and English
courses, and in French, viii be careful ard tno-
rough. The discipline, while strict and watch1pi,
will yet be parental; and the influences In the
school and is surroundings will be Christian and
a regular attendance 1T church every sunday slong
with teachers and other friends will be q part OF
the course.
Bo .rd in good families in the village, besides the
~rector's, and immedi ttely under his superlmtend,
ance. can be had for $3.50 per session. Including All
charges. Tuition, $50. Board and tuition p,yH-
BILE in advance-one half 1st October and 18Th rep
ruary. For circulars and any Information apply
10 REV. JOSH T. CLARK,
Mount Laurel, Halifax county, Va.
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nf=FOR SALE, A VERY DES1RA-
BILE BUILDING LOT ON MAIN STREET,
SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER OF FOUR
TkENTH.-This lot fronts 2s5 feet on Main street,
running back about 100 feet to a wide alley. lthas
long been considered one Of the most desirable
business stands In the city.
The terms Will be made very favorable to the
purchaser. Apply to K. B. NEWBURN,
Real Estate Agent,
au ls-Tu, TT Sim l0l5 Main street.
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~HAMBURGH EDGINGS AND

THAMBURGH EDGINGS AND
INSERTINGs.- We, have q full supply nov Oh
hand, having made large additions to our stocA.
All kinds of CLUNY EDGTHGS and INSERT
INGs. VALENCIENNES EDGINGS and IN
SERTING>, GUIPURE EDGINGS, BLACK
THREAD LACE, INFANTS FROCK WAISTS,
INFANTS EMBROIDERED DRESSES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Every No. of COATS'S SPOOL COTTON from
8 to $50 at SOC. per dozen-the'trade supplied at
New York prices. au ~
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n THOSE PURE LINEN TABLE
CLUTHs, two yards long, at 81, worth $l.5o, are
cheap. Everybody says SO.
A large-sized HONEY-COMB OR BRIDAL
QUILT, large enough for the largest bed, at @l.so'
worth S2.5e, must be cheap, as no one ever dls-
puted 1t.
SHEFTING at CSC. per yard.
LINEN SHEETIEG, full Two and a half yards
wide, at 0Oc.
PnLOW-CASE LINEN, forty inches wide, at
5oc. worth 75c.. at LEVY BROTHERS..
A full supply of COATS'S SPOOL COTTON.
The trade supplied at New York prices. au so
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=. arr ,,s.ant. SUE JAGoBY. wifesoffDa"
Fsecdler. or this CITY. s.Ler IN her fathers resi-
HersTsma'ppss ,; w ,dal ns ssf sor iIntermenL
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nc BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK ALI
pACAS. BLACK ALPACAS.-We have now In
store a full assortment of BLACK
from CSC. to S1.5o per yard.
Also, BuMBAZINEs, DELAINES, GRENA-
DIMES, TAMISE TAMARTIHE, BAREGES,
and other goods suitable for dresses.
CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE SETS OF COLLARS and UFFS
LOVE and CREPE Wells,
MOURNING HAEDKERCHIEFS, h.
BLACK Kill, SILK. and THREAD GLOVES,
a, LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
COTTON YARNS, all Ms. from to Il, at Bl.5
a bale of five pounds. Tn,PEE AND FOUh
THREAD KNITTING COTTON, coo. per pound
An 30
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ncy WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE
STYLES of SUMMER DRESS GOODS suited to
the present season, upon which great reductions
have been made.
Also, a large assortment of DRESS GOODS Tor
fall wear: at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and ,2l5 Main street.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from 1 10 ~. at Sl.T5
per bale or bundle of five pounds. au3O
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~ CORDUROY, CORDUROY, COR
DUROY.-Just received, a full assortment OF
CORDUROY at IL, Sl.25, and sl.so per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street
500 dozen COATS'S SPOOL COTTON ct soc.
per dozsn. au eo
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NOTICE.
JULIUS SYCLE,
No. 900 MAIN STREET,

JULIUS sYCLE.
No: sos MAIN STREET,
second door from corner of Ninth.
take pleasul- in notifying my patrons, friends;
and elegant store No. 900 Main street.
Having largely increased my force and stock
ssas NOV ~ tS g5spir IN nee sG Of Sfff bR sYF GooDs. Ny ys ssock
Of GoMEsTlCs is Tefy li Fl sqsh as COTTON
"a IS, ~ 81 a.s g. !, the the bixhess srades' o011oN
brown IsSHfETISGs and sHEETINGs at ali
Z Fl skH IRs q sT FAH1GeF fT sa1iS9 5z fss fh5i ssss'n'
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs, sc.
A large variety Of WHITE G0 SSDSK and CAM.
soFTFfN1sH FRENCH and 5AoceoNET CAM
s yTNfff N sna Bki hn 4
SoTTISGHAsMa LACE for ,G G5r al STING,
nTckABACKG ToWEks and ro"EhhlNe'
LIN rs n sSd 5coTTos biAPEK, Is; 1sursc
GGAMSfsssnbss , EKS,s GHHHnYs;J EAss &C.
A large assortment OF LADIES' HEmMED
HAMBnRG EDGINGs and INsERTINGs.,
LACE C)LIs RS and
CLUNY and vAi.EEClENEES EDGlHdS anu
I~~SFRTiNGS,
GRENADINE for yeils.
COR -ETs, H1OP.Sh1RTS,
MSURNISG DRESS GOODS in variety.
I have also a large variety OF SUI DHteS
GOODS. which will b. sold at a great sacr1hce.
Ny stock is large and well assorted IN every de-
partInent, and at prices that cannot fall 70 satisfy
every one, at Julius STC.-h'e,
eH3 Main street,
second door from corner Nlnth.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
be pleased 20 see their fri-nds:
John J. TURF Err,
GE..Et1E SWABR'HER,
LEWIS w. BUkWkLL.
WI. LIAM D. POW RI,
". TtZEWElL FIT ZGERALD,
j. W~EINBEkG,
JOHN n. BROWN,
c. j. MCRAE. au 81
NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
" HOUSE,
No. lall MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
The undersigned having formed a co-par,ner-
ship under the style of
for the purpose Of conducting q
GENERAL WHO ESALE DRY o
BUSINESS
in the city OF Richmond would respectfully solicit
the patronage of the merchants f Virginia, West
Virginia. north Carolina, and Tennessee.
AN FLLETr,
r. .. ...s late OF Elicit & Drewry.
A. DSp WATKINS,
a, es-1m late with Ferguson &c Co.
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ME- NOW ISTHE TIMETOPROCURE
BARGAINS IN DRY GO~ODS-ANAlL I9Uk-
SELVES OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OUT SALE AT A. GOLDBACk's.-being de-
termined not TO carry over my stock from one sea
son to a~nothepyI shall, for the next fourteen days,
sell the remainder OF nv splendid stock or sum
mer Goods at and below cost, after when LIME
room for a larre anc complete assortment OF iail
aud winter goods. have just opened |, 900 YARDS
Of y-rd-wide bleached cotton which | am selling
at the ve~y low price Of loic. Cslicoes, fast CO.
Tor for q; 10, and 12ic; ,tle n towels t.s,n iOs 6 1 aia ann
These goods are very low. Also. Irish linens,
shirt fronts, 1%anaels, cambrics, Swiss aud other
white goods 4; l2die.'. gents. and chiidren's no
siery: aud every other stvle and quality OF goods
to be + ,uur In any first class dry goods establish
meut, which we are offering ut prices when can
not fail to please. Remember he place. anc give
me q cali before purchasing elsew here.
a. GHLpBACK,
GOT BROAD street,
au 10 between Sixth and Eleventh..
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n1sr BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE,
This splendid HAIR Y is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous
tints ; remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or bro,on. Sold by sl druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELOk's WIG
FACTORY, No. ls Bond street, New York.
je 2-eodlyr
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NALL. 1870. 1870.
NEW GOODS. NEW eooDsi
OPENING DAILY
NEW DRY GOODS, "
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
PURCHASERS WILL DO WELL TO
GIVE Us a CALL
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
-.s Below we append a list Of
. SPECIAL
now being offered by
HIRSH u GUGGErHEIMER.
Excellent yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON only
12ic. per yard;
Beau iful NEw-s'tYLE CALICoEs, 8, 10, and
lac, at e27 Broad street;
sa-inch HUCKABACK TOWELS, 20 inches wide,
at CSC. apiece worth 35c.:
100 dozen LADIES' HEMsTITCHED HAND
KEkCHLEFS only Csc;
A SPLENDID assortment of BLACK and COLCRED
MOAAIRS;
A good article Of s-4 ALL-WOOL
only CSC. worth Soc, at
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THEATRE.
COATs's SPOOL COTTON, soc. a dozen, Mt
HRSH 8 GUGGENHE1NER'S
CANTON FLANNELS--Brown and Bleached--
ali grades-
SHAWLS
BALMORALS,
HOOP-SKIRTS,
CORSETs, &C.,
in tie greatest abundance, at
THE POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE,
e27 BROAD STREET.
Statesmen W. G. KEAT, j. b. +.
GRETTER. seo
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July L. 1870.
Mr.. JAMES Is, BAKER WIS employed for three
yesrs "a teachsr In Bellevue Sigh School. 10
affords us much pleasure 20 bssr emphstie tssis.
mony to has merits as n geDlsmaR anu teac;icrs
AS q teacher he Ia competent and raithIaf, Wt;iie
his auniable and courteous department has won Tor
AA $3.50 JaMEs r. EDLCoMBE, Principal;
WILLIAM III PLEASASTs,
~ ss-sodsw Associate principal.
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

IT OUDOUN SCHOOL, M%iddleburg,
IL Loudeun county, Va. V. DABSEY, prinet-
pal. Apply for circulars. Je 2e-eocsm
NLDEN-PLACE CLASSICAL AND
W ENGLISH SCHOOL D B~0Ys.-session
begins OCTOBER lsT and ends JULY Isl.
Numher of pupils li.nited to twenty. The .princi-
pal tg . graduate OF the University OF virginia,
and has had fifteen years experience IS ISaener ~
the best schools OF the state. Olden-Place. sne
residance Of Dr. II. c. worsham, is situated 10
Dinwtddie county, Va, in q hish, beatty to sa-
road. and and at Wilson'a depot q conveyance to
Olden-pisce, by addressing Dr. orshann, Crimes
post. ofhc e.
= TERMS For board and tuition, including every
thing, $500; one-hst1 payable October 1sts The
: JAMES B. BAKER. Principal.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRACITE
" and CLOVER HI u coal. Of all kinds and
best quality OAK and PINE wood. Those In
want o. supplies for winter can save money by
calling at nineteenth and Cary streets, or leaving
oroecs at 1903 Grace street. We guarantee to give
satisfaction and not TO be unde-so'd.
au CHARLES II. PAGE & co.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am receiving
N a supply OF the celebrated
ASH and first l ass WHITE ASH
CITE GOALS which will be solo at LOVES
RATES. Also, CUMBERLAND COAL, for steam
and smiths use. 5. Z. LAIHRop,
au II Seventeenth street at drawbridge.
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r. c. ONES. Captain K. ID. MINOR.
ZONES s. MINOR,
81 sole agents CARBON Hull SOFT COKE;
LOVER HiLL COAL Dealers, and dealers In
ANTHRACITE and all other descriptions OF
Goals and GOOD.
Office .orner Eleventh and Main streets, under
National Bank of Virginia. aD Is
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received
a cargo freshly mined GrORG E'S CREEK
CUMBERLAND CCaL," said to be the best in
use for steam and smith purposes. Also, LUMP
AKTHRA. IGE for foundr1es EGG, STOVE,
and CHESTNUT COAL for cooking purposes.
y. T. LATHROP,
my9 Seventeenth street at dr2 W-bridRe.
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HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Having
IL stcu,ed the services of an exl ericnced and
com petent TEA her, the third session or my school
fsr bows will commence on the first Monday In
OctUb Der and close the aeth June. Idssire To re-
cetve into my family eight or ten boys to be edu-
csted wits my own sons. The same parental care
snd attention will re given them az TO my own
cilldren. =.
Tn situation OF this school Is In one OF the most
healthy parts OF the State. in Cumberland county,
on j mes river. immsdi ,tely opposite Elk island.
Terms for the scholastic Year, payable SEMI
annually In ad rance
English tuition ................ ~ w
Languages-ahcient and modern
Uo.hino Nor month 9 90
Address MRS. CARTE II. HARRISON.
Gainesville, Cumberland county. We.
All l3-d3 awaw,Ss HtlsLO
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EDuCAT1oNAE-

:1ERs.n ANGEAanda4M issAEANNIE IA
WI BLOWN win oTen their SCHOOL f1r
Young Ladies, Misses, and Children, on THURS
Day. Esptember 18Th. in9Eidney, opposite the
Methodist Episcopst church.
For further Information apply at their. resi-
dance. A sc 1o-A. y. ls,l7s
SOUTHERN REMALE INSTITUTE,
y RICHMoND, VA.
The next session Of this school VII commence
4 fuIi CORPS of teschers has been employed.
Madame RRHEsFINE.M MARTINA thoroughly cdr
C. ats French lady, who has taught Tor eight We rs
In the best schools Of ENGLAND ana new Y9rK,
will reside in the Institute and h we charge of the
The charge for board has been reduced FOR the
sc s-tIstO Principal.
g T. PENDLETON'S e NGLISH,
0.CLASSICAL, AND MATHEhATICAL
SCHOOL, Fourth street bet1een Main and Frank.
lin. session from Monday, Septem Der 2eth. to
J uly LIST. Rooms en- the second floor Of O COM.
Portable brick building. with ample play. grounds.
Special attention paid to the English branches,
Bookkeeping, &c, Professor o. 4. Ericsson will
same as b eretofore-e 3s and $40 per session in pri.
mary department. &C., &C. ses-1m
MIGHT SCHOOL OF REV. NJ. j.
IN MICHELBACHER.- Il shall open a NIGHT
for Americans who wish to learn the
LANGUAGE, and another for Ger.
mans who wish to learn ENGLISH.
Ny terms will be liberal.
1900 III. ]. MICHELRh CHER.
Sc e-4tTu, w,s.&M
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HONE SCHOOL IN LOUISA, AT
Ii CUCKOO, FOR GIRLS.-The fifth session
OF this school commences 1ST OCTOBER next
and terminates the BOTH JUNE folio "1ng. Its
location is widely known as one OF the most eliai-
ble. healthful, and pleasant In piedmont Virginia;
Is four and q half miles south Of Tolersvtlles STA
tion on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and Is
IN daily communication with ltichmond and other
Virginia cities AVID towns.
From an extended professional experience OF
more than twenty-five years I may confidently re-
common this location to parents and guardians
having children or wards to educate. in a period
OF about forty years we have never had a case Of
fever but once, aud than it was an epidemic. very
mild, and probably wholly due 10 an atmospheric
cause.
Terms reasonable. For q circular with par
ticulars, address
IN, % otaw1U Cncknn- Va.
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statesmen W. c. KEAE, ]. b. CHENERY, F,
GRETTER. sed
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A SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
IN CHOUL FOR BOYS will be ppened at
WoodviIlc, Goochland county, Va, on the lST
OF SrpTIMBER. 1870. conducted by
BOWIE, Of the Yirglni4 Military Institute, and
ROBERT J. POLLARD, Of the University Of
Virginia.
TERMS $3.50 per session of ten months, pay
able semi-annually II advance.
Washing and lights extra.
Address WALTER BOWIE,
Thompson's CROSSROADS,
Louisa county, Va
REFERENCES Faculty Of Virginia Military
Institute; Faculty OF the University or Virginia:
Colonel Gilham, Richmond. Va; General Charles
2. Stone, la.e Inspector and Engineer OF he Lo-
yer and Wcstham Iron CompanY,
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