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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ME- NEW AND ATT RA G T1Isf b
STICK oFaFALE AND WHIT e n sDR Z
GonDs.-r mnow opening very large ana
cheap stock OF GOODS bought Mt New York aue-
tlons for cash. Consisting OF the 1atest designs OF
Dress Goods In Befipos, C6burgs, popiins, Ser"
res. Black and Colored A1pacas, Empress Cloths,
Silks, &C.; Waterproof Cloths: full line of La
dies, Cloasings French, Scotch, American, and
Broad Cloths, satinets, FulIed Cloth, Kentucky
Jeans, &c.
] he largest line of Swiss, Jaconet and Checked
Nuslins, Irish Linens. Quilts, Table-Cl Nap
kins, and Towels In the state, bought very low,
and to which especially call the attention of the
public Valencienes, Gnimpure, Grand Duchess,
Cluny, and Brussels Lace Cambrics, Edging. In
serting Bands. &C.. Bleached and Brown Sheet.
ings and Shirtings, Plaid Domestics. Ticking
hickory, &C. Linen Handkerchief from &C. to
the finest Lace Hosiery from loc to the best La
dies Merino Vests and Drawers, all qualities {;
Gents Linen and Woollen Shirts and Drawers +
Bosons, Ncck-Ties, ard Scarfs; Gloves, Notions,
Coats Cotton from No. to 200, jet Jewelry,
Soap, Perfumery, and, IN short, everything to be
found in a firss-class dry goods establishment;
best brands of Calico, new Styles only 123c.
All 1 ask is q call before purchasing elsewhere.
The following are with me, and would be pleased
to see their friends RYLAND II. NORyELL for
merlg with Isaac Sycle: WILLIAM H. B. TAY-
LoR, formerly with VIM. n. Bell & Co.; B. HoLTz
and Miss ALICE HARDEsTY, Of this city.
Wehsve now all Nos. of Roherts's, Parabola'f,
Smiths. Bateo's, and Jourdan's Needles.
Remember the place. a. GOI'DBACh,
607 Broad street,
au29 between Sixth and Seventh.
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The kilograms have teemed with I'm.
founded statements about what BISMARCK
has said and written. In telegram to the
Tribune there is language attributed to him
that we suspect was used by him, as it is
very much in his vein. 1t is said that Mr..
E. D. MALET, second secretary Of the Brit
ish Embassy, was sent to the Prussian head
quarters to sound the King and bis Prime
Minister. The following dialogue is reported
as having occurred between him and BIS.
MARCK
"Malet's talk with Bismarck was frank
and to the point. lie asked for an ultima
tum. :,
1--WE must have Metz and strasbourg,"
said Bismarck
go DiSmantled? asked Malet.
"'No" replied Bismarck, stronger than
ever
"'Then suppose the French Government
finds your terms impossible"
"'We shall invest and starve Paris Il
that does not succeed we shall try sharper
means
"F Would you lombard the city,
60 Certainly and burn it, if forced. The
necessity is sad, but how is it to be
escaped?*"
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DoN'T QUARREL ABOUT lT.--The Demo-
Gratis, Wings, and Conservatives of Virginia,
says the Knoxville Herald, will tolerate no
quarrel about names. AS in Tennessee and
| in other States, here and there one is found
| to vocilerate at the top of his voice for the
name OF Democrat, or Wing, or Conserya-
tive. There is no wisdom in clinging, at Il
| time like this, to names. We want some
thing substantial, we want concert of ac-
ton on the part of those who oppose
| the Radical party, no matter what
may have been their former party
designations. What does it matter to
men outlawed from participation in the
civil administration of the Government.
and loaded down with taxes to support 4
horde of adventures who have seized upon
the offices of the Southern States, 10y what
name they are called, if by union they can
overthrow their oppressorsp 1t is nonsense
to quarrel about names; it is almost q
crime. Does every sensible man, woman,
and child not know, that while this piping
and prating about names is going on the
Radicals are laughing, not only in their
sleeves, but IN every garment thew wear !?
And does not the most Denighted know that
it is only by solid column, composed of
men Of every former name and creed.
marching to the conflict with one heart. one
purpose, and one battle cry, that the Raids
Gals can be overthrown?
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The French Republicans are helping TO
embarrass the people in this c. unsry VINO
have been endeayoring to make 'ap tai out
of sympathy with the Prussians. they
emphatically declare that while the lmpe-
riaIists in France sympathized with the
..rebels" in the late civil war in this coun-
try, the Republicans in France-now con-
trolling the Government-were heartily IN
favor of the Federal Government. They
therefore present their claims to the sym.
pathy and support Of the American people
and Government. This is certainly strong
claim, and cannot be consistently treated
with contempt. The Republican party is
like the embarrassed sutton who had gone
too far with two fair ones. He could "oe
"happy with either were 'tother dear
"charmer away"
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A Political Call.

To the .Ndtire Union Men of the South:
After consultation with many of the ma
tive original Union men OF The South, it
has been deemed advisable to call meeting
of such ut the city Of Knoxville, Tennessee i,
on the first day Of November next.
The main object of this conference is to
consult upon the present condition of the
country, and TO take into consideration the
rights ofthose who during the late civil war
were true to the Constitution and to the
Union. 1t is not called in the interest OF
any particular party, or for any special
party purpose. Hence all who were Union
men are respectfully invited to meet us on
that occasion.
Amongst the subjects which will be
brought TO the attention of the meeting will
be something like the following platform OF
principles
/. RIO accept in good faith the fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments to the Constitu.
lion of the United States as the final settle.
ment Of the status Of the African race.
.. Universal amnesty, and the restoration
to every man of the civil and political rlShtS
which he enjoyed before the war.
3. Equality and uniformity III taxation,
80 that every section shall pay its proper
tionable part that no interest shall be
charged with more than its just proportion
4. Compensation to loyal men in the
South for property taken for the use of the
Government during the war aud the pay
ment of all claims due citizens of the South
for services rendered prior to the war.
5. Payment OF the public debt according
to contract, and rs speedily as is consistent
with due regard Tor the interests of the
people and fair and equitable distribll-
lion of the banking capital in the South and
West.
b. The repeal or modification of the oath
OF office as prescribed by the act of July I'd,
1862.
Z. That all who are required TO discharge
| the duties of citizens are entitled to all the
rights and privileges of citizens.
1t is desirable that every State in the
South should be represented in the meeting
GEORGE w. BOOKER, of Virginia.
A. j. HAMILTON, OF Texas.
viii the press III the South be kind
enough to give the above an insertion, Oh
call public attention to the time, place, and
object of the meeting.
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Union Convention.

It viii be seen that Messis. BOOKER, oil
Virginia, and HAMILTON, Of Texas, publish
call for Union Convention of the South
ern States, to be held at Knoxville, TEAM
on the LIST November. They lay down the
platform which they think ought TO govern,
the Union men of the South. The movement
they propose is aimed partly at the carpet,
baggcrs, who have become very ois'as'o' y, "
to native Republicans, and it Is not sur.
prising, for, like the frogs of Egypt, 'n es
have intruded themselves everywhere anu
disyusted everybody. This movement WIZ
do much good if it only ribs the country o.
these political pests. .
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1t has been stated in some Journals thai
Dir. DANIEL had gone to Southwestern Viz
ginia to make an effort to compose the sup
posed complications existing in that section
with regard to the congressional canvass
Mr.. DANIEL no doubt feels the same int
rest in the cause Of the Conservative party
that its warmest advocates can feel. But we
understand that he went to the southwest
in compliance with al invitation from a
friend to spend with him short time, with
the view of rest and recupcration from the
fatigue of professional labor. About that
district there is really no ground for any
great anxiety or apprehension. General
TERRY will be elected
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|DucKwAIL& RoUss,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
SEPTEMBER 49, 1870.
NEW GOoDsl NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
FAIL, CAMPAIGN OPENED.

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
RI. FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Handsome Colored Alpaca Poplins, only &c;
Striped and Plain Popltns, l2t, lea, and Csc;
Deaines. pretty, only 20c.;
Striped MGhairs, only l63c.;
Figured lpaca, only 30c. worth 50c.,
En- press Cloths, all colors;
Satin finish POpliu, only 3oc.;
A full line BI 4ck A1pacas from 3oc. to 81;
BLACK Brilliantines Beaver Mohairs;
Turkish Lustres, beautiful goods;
Hoop.Shfrts. beautiful, at soc. worth 81;
SILK Dress Buttons, al cOlors, at zoe. per Dozen,
worth 5Oc. everywhere;
Elegant sash and Trimming Ribbons at prices
that no one pretends TO compete WIN;
Colored Velyels; Velvet Ribbons; .-..
Atwood " hte flannels. Csc;
Opera Flannels, al colorS; -
White Marseiles Spreads; Jaconet Cambrlcs,
ed Muslin, I63c; Cloths and Cassimere9, cheap
and fit for p Prince; Cambria Edg1ng and insert
inns, &C.; Valeucennes Insertings, &c.; jet jew,
elrv bali price; Envelopes half price; q luli
line Of Domestics; Prints Brown and BIcsched
We have no competitors IN all Linen ana Cotton
All agree that we cell The best aud cheap
est Domestics. % - .
cELLING OFF AT COST.-Intending to
= connect = new branch of business with my pre-
sent one and to make room, will ofer from now
until The Is. of October the greater portion OF my
present stock very low; such as
HOSIERY, GLUVES,
HANDkERCHIEES,
CORSETS, CUFFS and COLLARS,
and great many other articles. Also:
foSG CoUNTER, and
J. r. WAHNANN,
GO o0-eodet sol Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

The Executive Committee of the Conser-
vative party recommended that IN Conser-
yatiye conventions the representation shall
consist of one delegate for every one hun
dred registered voters. The Lynchburg
Republican asked if the whole registered
vote is to be thus represented. Assuredly
not. We understand that only the Conser.
vatiye vote at the last State election Is in
tended by the committee as the basis OF this
representation. This plan L. very common
In many of the States OF the Union.
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T SPECIAL Ate N T ION

+: AT COST FOR CASH,
our entire stock Of
rt,rTp cooDs. REAL LACES, HOSIERY.
GLOVES. PARASOLS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, TOILET ART1CLEs'
NOTIONS, &C.,
together with complete stock OF q.
GENTS FURNISHIN e GOODS,
arc offered at and below cost to make change
In business.
Ladies are particularly Invited TO call and ex'
anime our
STOCK OF REAL LACES.
The greatest bargains ever offered In this city,
ARMISTEAD & BIBB,
CORNER BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
1se l7-TuTh&StOct71
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The spiritualists are holding communion
with WILKES BooTH. They report that
he informs them that President LINCOLN
and himself have made up, and are no"
bosom friends. He furthermore said that
he was "sorry." With regard to Mrs.
SURRATT, HooTH stated that she was inno-
cent" So now think the survivors OF the
court-martial that tried her. The enc
dunn " might as well have informed BooTH
that the unanimous opinion of the people
of this "nation" concurs entirely with his
declaration.
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90 4 Z
MARRIED.,

= - ..,,a,,a,nnt AZ the residcnFe OF
On Ihqreasy ,i ss' ne Rev j. I. Hurraws; u. u,
'hs b. 70 i &. haIi q ,h,s
d.nsi,.er OF Major john Taiman' es'' al u ''
cty.t@g GA ,,..a.., .... :.
Ia po Thnrcb. hy Rev T. %. Dudley Jr, @
Sh n,I NiiT0S JR., OF Virginia, to MARY slA H
Ttn. of new Orleans. La. s.-..-s--.-.s--.s.
-. ,,,o y, NJ septcmber, at Cabel Courthouse
~, VI NJ ts ny REV William Gaines Miller, Mc. NJ.
WALTON vENABLE, of the Engineer Corps or
the chesapeake and Ohio, Railroad, AID Mlss
MtRiA DYER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

A critic lin the Times of Mile. Missions
first concert in New York says of the au-
dience "The numbers, the color, the
;. fashion, beauty, and enthusiasm were all
:. Of the first order" Now, what is the
"color" of an audience that in New
York is of the "first order?" We know
what it ought to be in Boston; but what it
is in New York we can't say. Constitu-
tionally and legally, there should be no
fashionable color for all audience.
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DIED.

In the Town of Fulton, on the 2oth instapt, a. l.
O'Clock y. NJ, at the residence 81 her parent W.
ELESORA, second daughter OF William II. hno
Martha A. smith, aged eight years, eleven moh'p''
and TWEEN days.
dearest ELLA, thou hast left as,
.s.a We thQ loss most deeply feel ..-.a.
But tia God who haih Deren ns,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
The faneral will take place Mt her iathers aets
dence, on the corner OF Erin " ~ o,cI,ck The
friends and acqu intances Of the family are r.
spectfulls requested TO attend
In Caroline county, September stu, MIS- oE fhr
WHARTON wife Of y. Il. w nartoh' III wy
twenty ninth year of her age' s1
o here is rest and calm repose,
Here all her sorrows cease.
For ,Jesns meets her spirit here,
Aud klnciy whispers peace. -. IT,
Far from n world OF grief and SIM
For her her elder brethren stay, ...
And angels bcck0n her away,
And Jesus bids her come
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
pcs-The funeral of Mrs. SARAH G. AUGvsi
Witch was announced for yesterday, Will TAKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

me- SOMETHING REALLY USEFUL
and convenient. The VIRGINIA YEAST POW
DER Will make the finest BISCUITS, ROLLS,
CoRN-CAKEs, PASTRY, &C., without the use Of
any YEAST whatever. Sweet, light, Wholesome,
and nutritious bread can be had at AL times by
using these powders. Price, 20 cents per box.
Sold by druggists and grocers generally.
se 22-lt*
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To CORRESPONDENTS great many COM
munications and letters addressed to the
Dispatch have been crowded out OF our
columns by the pressure of news. We can.
not write to 80 many correspondence, and
take this general way of explaining why
their fayogs have not appeared.
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DOLLER-SkATING
IL, 1T ST. ALBAN'S HALL.

The assemblies for NOTWITHSTANDING win
take place MONDAY: WEDNEsDAy,a and FRI,
TUEsOhY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NlGRTS, from to 10 o. CLOCK.
Prices for the privilege of using the skates are
as follows For single tickets for ladies chill
dr.n in the afternoor, 25c,; gentlemen, SOC. For
ladies' or gentlemen at night, for single tickets,
5Oc or twelve tickets for So At the morning as
sembies. for ladies and children only, there Is no
charge unless the skates are used.
A BRASS BAND Will be in attendance ut the
night assemblies, and n PROFESSIONAL
SKATER will show what may be done on these
roller. skates after:a littie practice. sc l6-lW
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me- BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK AL
PACAS BLACK ALPACAS.-We have now In
store full assortment of BLACK ALPACAS
from CSC. to 1915 per yard.
Also, B0MBAZINEs, DELAINES, GRENA-
DIMES, TAMISE, TAMARTINE, BAREGES,
and other goods suitable for dresse:.
CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE SETSpf COLLARS and CUFFS,
LOVE and CREPE Wells,
MOURNING HkNDKFRCHIEFS
BLACK KID, SILK. and THREAD GLOVES,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 12l5 Main street,
R:s,lmond, Va.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from to IL, at 81. IS
bale OF five pounds. THREE AND FOUR
THREAD KNITTING COTTON, Coo. per pound.
au30
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EDECA EEONAL-
DRIVATE SCHOOL AT
UTTEh STIIS1JE I
CHARLES CITY COUNTY, Va.

Having procured graduate Of the Un1verslty
OF Virginia to te tch my children will take SIX OF
eight scholars, boys and girls. Session; zen
months, commencing 1st october. Each scholar
required to unish their OWN towels, sheets' ano
pair blankets. 60, -
TERMS: Sl50-board and tuition ~1ull Term
one half In advance; balance lst March. WASH
ing extra. I,. D,. ,o,,
Office rrince George county. Va. ~. sc 22--2w
AIRS. MCDOWELL will resume her dll-
lSA ties as TEACHER OF VOCAL. MUsIL IN
class and bv private lessons on the FIRST MO v
DAY in October, from her residence, Geo M Msin
street. So -.--M
MISS s. T.. WILLIAMS WILL RESUME
IYl the duties of her SCHOOi. ut the residence
OF her brother. No. ST. Seventh street, on me isT
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT. Sc E-lt
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wNEW CALICOEs, NEW DE
LANES, NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PANTA-
LOON STUFFS;
A large stock of FLANGELS;
BLgACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNEL;
TABLE-CLOfHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
and TOWELS;
Don't fat to look at the PURE LINEN HUI KA-
BACK for towels at 1o3c. per yard worth 25c.;
Great bargains Ia everything In the DRY GOODS
line at LEVY Dir OTHEES'.
1918 and 1915 Main street, Richmond, Va.
COTTON YARN, every No, from to IL ut
$1.75 per bundle Or bale of five pounds KNIT
r;Se; OPTION snc Der mound. au30
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NE AUGUST 30, 1870.
NEW GOODS! NEW GoODsl

H AUGUST 20, 1870.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsl
T. Il. PRICE 4 CO.
are daily opening for September sales, either re-
tail or wholesale,
New lines Of choice PRINTS at 10. l2ic., &c.
BLACK 3IOEIAIR and ALpACAS, every grade;
IRISH LINEN (all linen), LINEN SHEET1NGS,
Table DAMASKS, NAPKINS and TOWEL
1EGS,
MOURNING GOODS IA speclalty);
BLACK BOMBAZINES, BLACK DELA1NES,
BLACK TAMISE, BLACK BARATlIEA,
ENGLISH GRAPE Wells, WIDOWS Wells,
LOVE Wells, ENGLISH GRAPE, and HAT
GRAPE, BLACK KID GLOVES, none but
best kept by this house; l#
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN and other Sill KS,
on hand and more expected-these goods will
be sold at old rates, although the European
/ war has advanced them greatly;
FRENCH CORSETS, UMBRELLAS,
LACE COLLARS, BUCK GAUNTLETS,
THREAD GAUNTLETS, ...e.
WATER-P ROOF CLOTH, spOOL COTTON,
CLOTHS, CASSIMFRES, &c, &C,
STAPLE GOODS, COTTON SHEETING,
BLEACHEO COTTONs, BROWN COTTOES,
PILLOW COTTON. LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
FLANNEL and MERINO SHIRTS, &C., &C..
all sold at very lowest market rates. either whole
sale or retail 7. b. PRICE Il co.,
IDOL corner Main aud Eleventh streets,
au2o nearly opposite post-ofice.
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! Ne DISCIPLES CHURCH tSYCA~
MoRE), ELEVENTH STREET BETT EHN
iBROAD AND MARSHALL.-presching on
EyEEY LORDS DAY at II 4. NJ. and p. NJ.
| Elder J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ina on WEDNESDAY EYESIH&s at ?. NJ.
Seats fres.
PARSONAGE. 4os Twelfth street. N.Y.
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NJ WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS

MT WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
Excellent CAMBRIA MUSLIN ut CSC. per yard
worth 35c. .-
HAIR-CORD NAINsonK MUSLIN at a5c. per
yard-would be cheap at Soc;
75c. per yard
Checked and STIpED NA1NsOOkS at very
great bargains;
TUCKED SKIRTING at soc. per yard worth T5c.;
TIrcEED MCSLIN for waists at soc. per yard
worth 81;
sHIRRED or PUFFED MUSLIN for waists at
COO. worth Sl.25 per yard;
SWISS GUSLINS ut Is. 90, IS, 80, IS, 30, ana occ.
per yard--aso great bargains;
GARMENT DIMITY. INDIA TWTLLED LONG
CLOTH, VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN,
NAISSOOK and ORGANDY MUSLINS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
COATS,S SPOOL COTTON, every No. from
to $50 ut SOC. per dozen; BALE COTTON at elise.
Der bale or bundle OF five pounds. au3e
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GENERAL GRANT denies the truth of JIM
FlsK's statements in the card published by
us yesterday.
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MT HAMBU RIG Ii EDGINGS AND
INSE2TINGS.-W have full supply now on
HAND, having made large additions to our stock.
All kinds of CLUNY EUIIHGS and INSERT
INGS, ykIENCINNNES EDGINGS aid It,
SETTINGS, GUIPURE E1GIGGS, BLACK
THREAD LACE, INFANTS FROCk WAISTS,
INFANTS EMBROIDERED DRESSES, at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and LBS Main street.
Every No. Of COATS'S SPOOL COTTON from
to $50 at soc. per dozen-the trade supplied st
New York prices. au 80
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II L. RILEY WHiSKEY.

7 T.. RILEY WHIShE1.
'tEICHMOND, jane ID 1870
1.-THE undersigned have carefully aualrzed the
SAMPLE OF RILEY WHISKY submitted Tor
inspection by CARTER y CHRISTIAN, aud GER
tfy that Il IS very fine dstillation and rec from
all noxious combinations, and may be safely
garded rs L healthful ard medicinal beverage.
~. L. MCCAW, n. D.,
.sWI5lIAM Fl. TAYLOR. NJ. D.
"Lec.rrer on chemistry, Medical College Of T:r: :
.'giuia.''
Weare the sole agents for the above for this
city. CAETER CHRISTIAN,
au Is No. $50 Main street.
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NEOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL,

MOUNT LAUREL SCnOOL,
lYA HALIFAX COUSTY, VA.
RAY. JOHN L. CLARK. Rector and Principal;
R9BTkT r; WINSTpH a. ASsoc htr pIxiRRf,pa4r o
SESSION FROM FIRST OCiobEh III
FIRST JULY.
This school is stuat ed ut MOUNT LAUREL;
pleasant aud very Intelligent village, Iii d hehithy
Country four miles from Glover St2tinn, kich-
mond and Danyille railroad and combining al
| the advantages Of society both in country ana
vilisge life. , z,,.,
The instruction in the classical and Fngiish
courses and in French. will be careful and tho
rough. The discipline, while strict and watch'El,
will We; he parental: and the influences In the
school and is surroundings will be Christian ana
a regular attendance ut church every Snnday along
with teachers ana other friends VIII be part o.
the course.
30. I'd in good families in the village, besides the
recror's, and immedt 'tely under his superimtend.
ance clp he had 10: 1880 per session, Including all
charges. Tuition, $50. Board and tuition pawn
ole in advance-ona hale lst October and 18th Feb
ruary.. For circulars and any Information apply
TO REV. JOHtl 7. CLARK,
Mount Laurel, Halifax county, Va.
au5 pnd2m
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WINES ksss Lag G...s

NO BARRELS OLD RYE WHlSkEI,
~ 90 barrels X & CTlFIEB WHIeKEY,
10 barrels DOMESTIC BKAHDT and GIN,
barrels Southampton A Z PL Z
BRA SDy,
5c,sks nrre POaT and SHERRY WIRE,
l cesk D re FA:E. CH BRANDY,
leak pure IL LLAND GIN,
ca.k pure IRISH WHISkEY,
for sale by
sc2 JOHN NJ. HlJOlSS.
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M BREEDEN & FOX NO. 4O1 Broad
street) are now opening their early supplies OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. -.--..'..
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