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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-27

a Milwaukee, paper speaks OF q
Young lady there who "appcars as
fresh and buoyant AS budding rose
after passing through the w-gilded
sieve OF fragrant dawn" o, dear she
must be cunning as Il spotted dog.
Budding rose come through i" dew
giIded sieve" and see us, dew.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-27

a Boston man claims to have made
the tour of Europe for 500. He is u
relative Of the church deacon who
Dragged that he had belonged to Il
church thirty five years, and that it
hadn't cost him twelve 'shillings.
Probably he peddled wooden nutmegs,
or paid his expenses praying.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-27
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

The Municipal Elections In Richmond.
It was In virtue Of the provisions of the
5sth section of the general election law, we
suppose. that Judge GuIaos ordered new
electfM Of city officers in Richmond. we
quote 1t:
"5s. Writs of election to fill vacancies IN
county, corporation. and township offices,
shall be issued by the judges OF the county
or corporation courts OF the coilntfcs OF
cornorations in which such vacancies occur:
provided, that when vacancy occurs IN
the office of sheriff county treasurer, or
county court clerk, or OF attorney tor the
Commonwealth Of a county. the same shall
be filed by the Judge Of the County Court OF
the county In which such vacancy occurs ;
and provided, also, that when a vacancy
occurs In the office of Circuit Court clerk ,
when the clerk of the County Court is not
clerk of the Circuit Court, such VACANCY
shall be filled by the Judge Of The court In
which the vacancy occurs and provided
further, that when a vacancy occurs in the
Office OF Hastings Court clerk, attorney for
the Commonwealth of a city or town, such
vacancy shsll he filled by the Judge of the
Hastings Court of the city or town in which
such vacancy occurs; and provided fur
ther, that when vacancy occurs In the
Office of clerk Of the Chancery Court Of the
city of Richmond such vacancy shall be
filled by the Judge thereof, and all ofisers
so appointed to ill vacancies shalt continue
to discharge the duties Of their respective
offices until their successors can be elected
and qualified"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26
! s ii NOTICES.

ne HALF ALIVE.-It Is a sad thing
pass tfsousf life only half alive. Yetthere arc
thou ,ads whose hatit1ai condition is one OF lar-
guor and debility. They complain OF no specific
disease; they suffer no positive pain; but they
have no relish for ANYTHING which affords mental
or sensnous pleasure TO their more robust and en-
erRetic fellow beings.
L. nine ca es out IF ten this state OF lassitude
md tornor arise, from n morbid ct N sch innl-
gasjon destroys tho ene' " or both MIND ana oooy.
am feuul ar assimi ,tion the fovd. every organ
il starved every function Interrupted
Now what does common "ens suRyesS unuer
In. se Ct clInstances OF depr essionE IDe s.htem
needs rousius and strengthening DOT me ell
An htur or two to sink aiterw I'd Into more IL
abI c,rd q N than ever las 1t assuredly ~ould 90
If an ordinary alc b lie stlmulant were resorted
70 but -adtcaIly and permanently. .
How Is This desirable Oh ect to be accom- pllshed!
The ans to this question. foundea on the unva
rying experience OF q Qusrter OF century, is
easily given. Infuse new ylpor Into the d'gestlEe
organs nyn course or b lSTE rTEh'S SIoMACa
pITTERs DO not waste time IN administering
tere porarg remedies, but wake the system up oy
reeaiperatine the fountain he I'd OF physlcal
all the orther organs depend for their nurture ana
By the time that dozen doses Of the great vege-
table tonic and invfsorant have peen taken the
feeble frame Of the dyspeptic will BEGIN 10 leeI ~.
benign influence. Appetite VIII be crealeu. ano
vii appetite the capac ~ to digest what Graves
Perse until The cure IL compet.- until realm
mi blood ut to be the material " flesh and mus
cI. bone and nerve aud brain. lows through the
channels OF circulation, instead OF the watcry
pabulum with which they I've hsretoforr been
in,nerfectIy nourished Sc 90 Gods 1lw
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.pECIAn nor1Ulss.
N- FALL-fs7o.-T. r. PRICE & Co.
are new opening the choicest and fullest stock OF
on.prr AVN FANCY DRY G1bDs

~ FALL-fS70.-T. r. PRICE d Co.
are new opening the choicest and fullest stock OFT
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in the South. Families and ulef-
chsnts are invited TO call and the novelties in
every department.
Parties Wishing fall or winter goods msy feel u.s.
su, ed OF getting everything OF the BEST quality,
and as low AZ IL be sold In The United States
Now opening. elegant stock OF Ladies' Dress
Goods IN black and cnlored gro grain, f'ttomau-
fsonne'tes and other SILKS. Velour, Velour lmpera''
trice, Chene Pnplins IA novelty for sn'tsl' m
press Cloths nj shad es. f. Mcrinos. de Lhihess
Alpacas. Gro De Zurich Reps Veil ur, etc., elc'
American he LANES and Prints. immense as-
sortment at prices TO- 10 Is, 90, ana 2sc. 10 nes"
shectynea, Cottons. Toweliings, Diapers Nap
kina. Crash, L,nsays. Blauke's, F'annels, etc.
Large supply OF Cloths and Cassimere' for gents
and bows, both In French. English, and domestic
underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery, Thread Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars and
Collar cts, Edgings, Insertings, bnnds' etc e1c'
sbawls In Cashmere, blanket-lone and square )
Black Thibet, square and long; Scarf hawls- etc.
Mourning Goods speciality; velour Impera-
trice. entirely new: Ottomsns. Tamise, bomoao
zlne,. Double-faced Mohairs. Alpacas, De LANES
Zurich. etc.
Everything guaranteed IN color and quality IN
this department..
", B.-Goods cut for merchants at New YORK
tobbing rates. I. H. fhaoE w."
ne 70 iioi "ain OF. 80
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THE AURORA BoREALIs.-The spectacle in
the skies on saturday night, afforded by the
northern lights, was one Of the most beau
tiful of the kind we have ever witnessed.
at about 8 o'clock they made their first
appearance in the northwestern skies, and
then gradually moved around to the north,
when the whole of the northern horizon
seemed clothed in crimson gauze. The
lights then leceded, and at about half-past
10 made their second appearance, and again
The skies were clad in a delicate crimson
veil. The sight was one of rare beauty and
grandeur.
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,,,,r,ora and Lynohburg Railway.

p,onmond and Lynchburg San"ay,
WI. consider tho one concerning TINS ROAD
"..,od question. 1t must be built. IL
rvill force itself just as water breaks away
Instructions and flows along It's oea. Inc
.,,o;n demand is for the straightest line, DC.
n,,,se that in the shortest, anu k'chmoho
mnst secure to herself all the advantages "
distance to which she is entitled, ana 10 IL
only BY the straightest possible hhe .' "s
abe can get the benefit of these ao'"u''ses ::
Some few friends, involved in some SORT OF
doubts or complications which eahn". ~, ue
we'll understood, suggest variation VI vans 80
Main and indispensable line. a 'o'A W
Eornv,,,e Is suggested as substitute, anu
another to cut across to the hof'h ''''' -
wow these substitutes would be OF no
valve They would not accomplish the oo-
,.ct Richmond has in building the road 10
Tu..,hurc We must carry our road d.
rect to that town:
First. Because we cannot increase traFei
by Richmond, and cannot diminish the dis-
lance in transportation from the Southwest
to tide-water unless we do.
Secondly. Unless the terminus OF the
straight road Is at Lyuchhurg, when the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad is completed
down James river to that town its freishts
will have to take the Southside, and Jump
off that again to any road Richmond may
haye built to Farmville or some other point,
or follow the Southside consolidation to the
sea. Does anybody in Richmond want any
such halfway impolicy and abortion as
thats
rnird,v. The Danville and Lynchburg
railroad will contribute largely to Rich
nond if we have straight road to Lynch
burg. ready to meet il and run on friendly
terms with it. What shall we get from
that cross line If our road, vigorously ana
actively managed, does not terminate AT
Lynchburgs Nothing, or possibly enough
to make 1t worse than rothing-a mere
mockery.
These reasons are quite sufficient to set
tle the question. IL has been remarked
that capitalists won't invest their money III
the straight road to Lynchburg. If not
will they invest in any of the abortlve lat-
eral lines proposed by those who say this!
It would be we'll for hesitating friends to
think of these points. We have no idea
that the merchants of Richmond are at any
loss on the subject. They know
That Richmond must have the shortest
and most expeditions communication with
the Southwest
That we must have line of railway at
Lvnchburg to join the Chesapeake and chio
or run the lisk of losing the Chief
advantages of that road; and
That We must take our road to Lynch
burg to meet there the Danville and Lynch
burg railroad to take from it all the pro-
duce that is adapted to this market, to our
trade and our manufacturers.
These things our citizens know, and there
will be no hesitation about routes, no douo'
as to the absolute necessity of the straight
road from Richmond to Lynchburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

a correspondent of the Norfolk Virginia':.
names DR.. ROBINSON as fit person to rep
resent the Norfolk district in Congress.
The Doctor is true Republican, and will,
if his name is used, give the plastic and
compliment incumbent u busy campaign.
We suppose the Conservatives will make
no nomination for the district, and that If
the Doctor runs he and his adversary will
have the field to themselves. The Doctor
is n smart electloneerer, and has represent
ed the people of the seaboard with fidelity
that gives him q strong hold upon their
favor. He will probably warm up the gen.
tleman from Vermont.
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casvAIrrn CAMERON, Of the 1ndeS, is a

CHSvALIEH CAMERON, Of the IadeS, is a
candidate to represent Petersburg In the
State Senate, having received the nominal
tion Of the Conservatives. Our young friend
10 bold and effective speaker, and has be-
gun the campaigns with the odds against
him IN most gallant style. He has already
carried the war into Africa, and conducts
u With the impetuosity of the English at
baiaeiava, almost surrounded by the enemy.
we trust he will be elected. He would
make faithful and efficient representative.
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Crane Culture

l-promises to become profitable In this local
| ity Mt no distant day. For years past mar
ket gardeners have failed of..success because
alone will drive many of them to grape cul-
ture as means of livelihood. Every mar
| kct garden should have an acre or more Of
choice vines, as something to fall back upon
when their truck-patches fail.
ct present there are two or more draw
backs which time will correct, and then we
shall have our own domestic wines, at mo.
derate prices, to take the place of stronger
and deleterious drinks.
The grape grows admirably in this imme-
diate section, on the ridge between the
James and Chickahominy rivers. and along
the slopes of the Blue Ridge. But to en-
sure success our farmers and gardeners
must first know what varieties are hardest
and most profitable and second, how to
prune and take care Of the vines.
In other sections where vines are more
extensively cultivated, the winners are at
loggerheadS over the various systems-no
two adopting the same plan, and each de-
rlaring that his is a decided Improvement
over that of his neighbours. FULLER, Of New
York, has published anintereSting work on
grape culture, and given some attractive
pictures in his work, to prove that the
" horizontal arm renewal system" is the
perfection of vine dressing. HussMAN, Of
Missouri, an old and successful grape-grow-
err and wine maker, has also published
volume or two to prove that FULLER is wrong
md his plan is the better one. Other gen.
.lemen, perhaps equally intelligent and sue.
cessful, are daily attacking both systems, in
various agricultural periodicals, and pro-
ducing plausible arguments to prove that
sun,mer pruning is injurious, if not ruinous,
to the vines. When winners disagree, who
shall decide?
Our limited experience teaches us to be-
lieve that almost any system of training and
pruning will succeed in this section, pro.
Yded the vines planted are healthy and
vigorous, the soil not too moist and tena-
cicus, and the ground is properly culti-
waited. The "Norton seedling," econ
cord" Hartford prolific" and other
hardy varieties, certainly do well around
tichmond, and will pay to cultivate at ten
Or fifteen cents per pound, as soon as Wine
cellars are established at which the grapes
can be sold.
AS to the proper mode of training and
pruning, and the most profitable varieties
for cultivation, experience is the best
teacher. Without an experimental garden
at our very doors it is impossible for any
to direct their neighbors with entire suc-
cess without examining soil, location, &c.
1t is not ut all improbable that many of our
present errors arise from the fact that we
attempt to follow too closely the European
systems Of zine culture, and thus fall into
serious errors but be this so or not, a
careful study Of the habits Of the vine will
| soon enable intelligent farmers to master
! all difficulties, and lave an additional crop
to their present variety, upon which they
can fall back if our dry summers continue.
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ME- NEW AND AT T K A Z II Il

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OF FALL AND WHIT Il DRY
GOuDs-I am now opening very large ana
cheap stock of GOODS bought at New iork auc-
ticns for cash. consisting of the latest designs OF
Dress Goods in Merlaos, Coburgs, Popins, ser
pes. Black and Colored Alpacas Impress Cloths,
silks. &c. Waterproof Cloths full line of La
dies, Closkings French, Scotch. American, and
Fed ,ricksburr Cassimeres; Black Doeskins and
Broad Cloths, Satincts, Fulled Cloth, kentucky
Jeans, &C.
The largest line of Swiss, Jaconct and Checked
Muslius, Irish Linens. Quilts, Tabe-Cloths Nap-
kins, and Towels In the ttate, Dough. very low,
and to which especially call the at entlon ~ 'le
pu lie: yaleucienes, Gnimpure, Grand Duchess,
C!my, and Brussels Lace; Csmbrics, Edgin9 ln-
serting Bands. &C. !; 81 ached and Brown sheeS-
ings and shirtings, Plaid Domestlcs, IL King
Hickory. &C.. Linen Handkerch'efs from sc. 70
the finest Lace; Hosiery from loc to the nest La
dies Merino Vests and Drawers. all qualities;
Cents Linen and Woollen Shirts and Drawers
Bosops, Neck Ties ar Scarfs Gloves Notions,
Coats, o ton from No to 200 Jet Je~elry,
Soap, Percumery, ard, IN short everything to be
found in tirst-class dry goods establishment;
best brands Of Calico. new styles, only l2sc.
All SIX is n call before purchasing elsewhere.
The following are with me- and be pleased
to gee their friends RYLAND Fl. NoRyELL for
merly with Isaac Srcle: WILLIAM II. B. TAY-
1oR, formerly with Vim. \. Bell & Co.; B. HoLTz
and Miss ALICE HARDEsTY, of this city.
We h We now all Nos OF Roberts's, Parabola's,
Smiths, Bate,'S. and Jourdan's Eetdles.
Remember the place. A. GOIhBACk,
COZ Broad street,
ca 90 between Sixth and seventh.
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DIED,

OF tetsnus, IN Henrico county, Va, at O'Clock
z. NJ, on the 25d instant, ut The residence OF HIS
yrBndfathec W. X. Ashton, CHARLES =. A.,
youngest son Of Charles ana Mary A. Camman (;
aged J, ur years and fur months.
Baltimore papers pie use copy.
In or: ok, on Frid.v. September Esd, at half
y st II "'clocs, Mrs. ANNA +. PAkkOEr; aged
atty four PEARS.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ASDl
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
GENERAL FRIGHT DEPARTMENT
RIruNnNn 60, ~

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MER.
l. ca hTo AN SHIPPERS. After this GATE
Hs'rGH FkElGliT> Will be received and de-
uvercd daily (>undays e1ceptcd) until z. Al.
LUEAL FKEIGoTS will re received and de-
,ered daily tSund tys excep edj until p. Nj, The
erin bting req tred 10 eceive aud d Liver The
hs-vy through eights.
b, direction of the General Superintendent.
j. X. GENTRY,
Sc 28-et Generel Freight gent
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ESTABLISHED 1911.
CUSEINGS 4 BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS,
20? BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMJHE, Md,
have tie
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
in the city of
SCHOOL AND Law Nj "DICtL AND DENTAL,
CLASSICAL AND MISCELL .NEOCs
BOOKS.
An immense supply Of
GENERAL BANK AND CONTINGENCIES
STATIONERY.
Blank Books made to order In any style Of bind
log and ruling.
The same careful attention given TO ORDERS
as to personal purchases.
Inside figures always.
Send for CATALOGUES, &C. sc 23--2sawlot&w4t
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~pREPARE FOR THE CHOLERA.

~ PREPARE FUR The OHOH"a.7h'
W, rho . heated term comes the danger of that
f,,gh,,n1 nesttIence. -Cholera--and kindred dis
eases. what untold and indescribahls misery has
he. n visited upou thousands annually by THESE
awful crmpl.ints. nut every one ousht TO a., DC
made ava re that srecifc Tor this CLASS o' oie
brsted a" siSHLrR'S HERB BITTERS II VIII
Pc stivey ort tn system against Me imam.
nm niaTi h9a' Summer Complaint. Dysentery,
Colo, Paiuters' C"lic, &c. y. ~. BISsELI- W:
D., phyaician-In CHER OF the United STA es mp ny
Faicou. highl, recommends IL for cholera, anu mas
nsed IL with m 4rvelous success in such Gases. IL
acts like an angel OF mercy IN every INSTANCE:
Sold by all druggists and deaierso nSa,v
DOILAR PER BOTTLh. Sc 26--eouS"A"
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The fiji session Of th6s School will open on
MONDAY, September 2sth 1870. on the corner OF
Grace and seventh streets. Richmond, Va.
This Sch ,ol Is chiefly designed for bows from
seven twelve ysars oi age. here Will he a &C.
lcct class of more advanced scholars. who will
have the advantage of Latin and Mathematics ut
the scnn oil Of Mr.. j. NJ. STROTHER.
For particulars see circulars which can be
found ut the bookstores Of Mr.. 6. L. Bidgood
and Messrs WoOdnouse PsTham.
REFERENCE: Rev Joshua Pererkin. Few. G.
Minnigerode, Kew. j. F.. Edwards, hev. George
Woodbridge. Rev. M. d. Hoge, Rev. William
Brown, Nr. John NJ. STROLLER.
an L.. ID q 20. SEM G. &dt11. & eOdtn28
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EDueA rronAH..

MFRS. PHHIP F.HOWARDs SCHOOL
W. W Ii opsaE on the slnST MJrDAY 1nUcto.
ber asNo. 2oE east Main rtrset near the corner q
S.coDd. where size can be seen en- nna 81 tne
7sf1 or sensember by those desiring fusther tGfrrs
nation relative 20 the school. se2lta
MISS MARIA BLAIR viii resume the
I'VE duties of her school on MONDAY, Oct,her
sd, &C hsr residence on Leigh, next 20 me corner
of Seventh, Sc 1o-M F" Or st1
TNGLESIDE FEMALE SCHOOL, TWO
4 AMP A HALF MILES FROM FREDE-
RInKsHAt.L d. POI, LOUISA Comfy VA.
With the view OF educating an only child have
engaged as teacter Miss KATE AfNSLIE, ceIe-
bra;ed for her quslidc Tons faith fnluess: and
,horougbnesa. and also FIR The excellent disci.
pline with which she conducts her schoI. she
Ie,ches oil the classes usually taught ina good
sch ,ol, with French and Music, also Embroidery
and Wsx-Work.
Ipropose taking five or six BOARDFR3.
Terms: One hundred and CITY dollars, which
includes board, luitirD, washing, lights, &c. No
extras except for Embroidery and Wax Work.
8 Tenty five dollars required in advance without
exec ton
school commences October let, 1870; closes
June 3Vth. 1871. Adore $
MRS. SALLIE A PENDLET0S,
Frederickshall
an 20-M3w Louisa county, Va.
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EDUCATroSAa.
pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

PICHM0ND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
D The FIFTEENTH sNEUAI, 81 sSToH viii be.
gin MoGDsY, October I'd, 1870.
The following teachers, among others, will b
CHA RLEs y. wIEsTOY, MA, Moral Philoso-
ply and English literature:
4. p o. LEWIS, ID. D.. Chemistry and Natural
LEWIS =; GWATHMEY, A. NJ, Mathematics
MRS. AN"fEP. YOUNG, French.
MISS Y. A. LAWS, Assistant In Latin and Ma,be-
Mns: TIE @. HALLowELL. English
MISS NAVY LATHRor s,ss srg r.
HonpEs and HIss s. r. APPEk5OE, Pre-
Pro,sss.r G. =. 1HILow. MISS F. G. PITT.
MAN, and MISS V. A. Law, Music:
q. A. r. -IGsSON, German.
The Institute receives BOARDERs and DAY
PUPILS, and offers to girls and yourr lad s A
regular sys enstlc course Of study and a 61ed
staD dard OF graduation. Its esrabliahed ren,ta.
ton for THOROUGH TEACHI.iG VIII be main
tained.
For circulars, With terms. &c., apply a. the
bookstores, or to he unbersigned. at the Insti.
tue. CHARLES II. WI.sT,J.
sc ID 2w President
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as,Sns AMI STATIONERY.


FLLYSON & TAYLOR,
l1ls MAIN STREET,
have just received large assortment Of SCHOOL,
BOOKS, to which they would invite the attention
OF te cheers and scholars. Their list embraces,
among M sDy others, the following standard text
books: "
MITCHaLL'S SERIES.
CORN LIS SERIES,
GU OTIS FRIES.
NJ METH, SERIES
MAU.I'S .ERIES.
READERS:
McGURFEY'S SERIES
GnL:Cr1ch,s s ssklEs,
PARKER & WALSnS'5 NATIONAL
ENGLISH GRAMMARS:
HARv9y'S CIR MMAR,
Sn.TH'S GRAMMAR,
Bow = Ora MAR,
FD. LER'. GRAMMAR,
Bi~GHsM'S G&AM AR,
fIENEU, GRAMMAR,
GREENS ANALYSIS.
AR1THMETIcs:
QUAKEEB rs SERIES,
EMEkoON'S SkRIEs,
RAYS SERIES
GREE LsAF'S SERIES
TEsABLE'S SE&lE5.
DICTIONARIES:
WALKERS SERIES.
WaBSTER'S S tn17S,
WvRCESTER'S SERIES.
sPELLERS:
McGUFEEY,S ECLECTIC SPELLER,
HOLINESS SPhLLER-
NEW YORK sPEGLER,
PARKtR 4 WAITS Ms SPELLER,
SCHOLAR COM oASION,
WaBSTER'S SPEtLER
WUhCES1ER'o SPELLE2.
PRIMERS:
MCGUFFEY'S PRIMER,
NEW YORK PRIMER,
BINGHAM'5 enIMER.
LATIN AND GREEK.
We have foil line of Latte and GREEK
embracing Anthnn's Andrew,
Bingham's, Bullion's, Gildersl-evs's, Harrlson's,
Linculu's, and all toe other leading works u cl III
our sch OILS aud colleges.
Liberal discounts 10 merchants and teachers.
Remember to call at
ELLYSON & TAYLO2's,
sc Pew 1ll8 Main street.
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lSa rhe drtIes Of hc- SCHOOL on the FIRST
NJ ~DAY II DCTOB;.t i 305 M7in street.
Small boys As " eli IS gIrls viii he rec iveJ.
French aui (. tn taught III thN sch Of.
For III. her p4rt.cul rs apply e. %. 300 Slain
street. Sc G I'm
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A anniversary CELEBRATION.
:, there will he GRAND CELEBRATION OF
the GOOD sHRPHEkDs on the occ sion of lheir
MIRO annfve sary, on TUESDAY, Sept.mb Der eth.
They va. meet at o'clock and turn out ut 2
O'Clock.
Line Of Mach Down Broad to Twenty-aftb !:
10 III In to Foasbes street down Franklin 20 Se-
vente street; breaking up at the Union Hotel.
Is 2tk
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NFISS ELLA TANNER will reopen her
SCHOOL October Sd. She viii receive few pu.
pills for instructions In Voc and instrumental
Music. Apply at her residence, Main street, OPP
pos,te Monroe Park re 2a-7t#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

ITO MANY VOTERS.-In response to
my eye) respectfully announce mpself . candi-
date for The once of SHERIFF UF HENRICO
COUNTY.
Should it be the pleasure OF the Conservative
Convention to give me the nomination, and lhe
people OF the cou7t. 70 elect me. promise t, us
all the energy that pr sess TO q prompt and
faithful performance OF the duties or the office.
SO 2s-s.s GEORGE W. CARTER.