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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01

new Lodge OF knights of Pythils, with
the title of Richmond Lodge, No. II, was
instituted at Covencnt Hall last night by
Grand Chancellor Wade. The following
are the officers of this new branch of the
Order L. ID. Taylor, venerable patriarch !;
l. S. Tower, worthy chancellor; NJ. p.
Handy, vice-chancellor j. D. Crump, re-
cording scribe; j. f. Tyler, financial
scribe 0. l.. Cottrell, banker A. Fl. Bell,
guide /: Charles Z. Selden, inside sentinel !;
L. Ii. Roberts, outside sentinel.
The new Lodge promises to be large
and prosperous one. The number of char
ter members is seventeen, and there are
thirty-tiye or forty petitions to be acted
upon ut the next meeting.
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Binford (secretary), Charles L. Todd, Will
liam English, j. w, Beveridge, 4. NJ.
Manly, John C. Shields, John Hagan. Al
fred Moses, C. w. Petherbridee. r. e.
Richardson. The Board were occupied
during the whole day in reading the appli-
| cations for appointments, with the accom-
panylng recommendations. From the large
number before them they selected the fol-
lowing persons for examination
Miss Annie c. Arsell, Miss Sallie n. Bur-
ton, Miss E. j. Byrd, Miss Sarah e. Birch
EFT, Miss Sarah F. Boykin, Mr.. T. P,
Crnmp, Mr.. E. Darlington Cabell, Mrs. L.
s. Cosby, Mrs. Martha II. Chappell, Miss
Maggie Colin, Miss Mary T. Cardwell. Miss
Mary Booth Curtis, Miss Louisa Dixon.
Miss Lizzie T. Dolan, Miss Martha Ezekiel,
Mrs. Sarah G.. English, Miss Mary A. Fore,
Miss Alice A. Fellows, Mrs. S. E. Fleming,
Miss Mary G. Hughes, Miss Alice e. Hicks,
Miss Helen Harris, Miss S. J. Harwood,
Mrs. NJ. +. Hopkins, Mrs. S. e. Hughes,
Miss Elizabeth J. Hadley. Miss Martha L.
w. Jones, Miss Florence 0. Jones, Miss
Belle T. Lyon, Miss Mary f. Letellier,
Miss Annie NJ. Martin, Miss Eliza N. Marsh,
Miss Rosa Moore, Mr.. I. Stanley Neale,
Miss Mamie Nicholson, Miss Kate O'Neill,
Miss E. L. Read Miss Lutte Rogers, Mrs,
c. Poythrcss, Mrs. Lucy F. Pollard, Miss
Pattie A. Payne, Miss L. Balmayne Pearce,
Miss Josie NJ. Sharp, Miss E. NJ. Snyder,
Mr. William Y. Sheppard, Jr., Mrs. Laura
Stith, Mr.. r. M. Tuck, Miss Ella Tan
ner, Miss Bette NJ. Tompkins, Miss
Cornela S. Taylor, Miss NJ Pauline Tay-
lor, Miss Helen w. Thaw, Miss Julia S.
UpShur, Miss Sallie f. Vaughan, Miss V.
Waddy, Miss Jennie II. Wigglesworth,
Miss Mary V. Woodward, Miss Linda w.
Williams, Rev. W. w. Wood.
The examination of the above-named
persons will take place at the rooms of the
normal school, on Broad street, on We'd
nesday next, commencing at 10 A. NJ.
The following colored persons were also
selected for examination as teachers in the
colored schools Miss Mary E. Brown,
Mr.. Henry Boyer, Jr., Mr.. Robert Brown,
Mrs. Caroline Cooper, Miss Susan A. Clark,
Mrs. Indiana Courley, Miss Ella J. Cooley,
Miss Susan A. Clark, Miss Rose l.. Dick
son, Miss +. Y. Dickson, Miss Alice L.
Jewett, Miss Cora a. Grey, Mr.. Peter Gal
lego, Mrs. W. D. Harris, Miss NJ. A. Hope,
Miss Rosa 3. Johnson, Mr.. John II. Lewis,
Miss OctaYa r. Moss, Miss Mary. F. Moss,
Miss Frances E. Clark, Miss Fannie V.
Camp, Mr.. I. 7. Cooley, Mr.. j. Wesley
Cromwell, Mrs. S. a. Steward, Mr.. W. D.
Smith, Mrs. Charlotte V. Usher, Miss Rate
Williamson, Miss Anna S. Williamson, Miss
Margaret F. Voolfolk, Mr.. John W. Win
stOn.
The day for the examination of the last
named persons will be announced hereafter.
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Alexander Walker
formerly editor of the New Orleans Delta,
is 4 guest of his brother-in-law, William
Warren, Esq, in this city.
William +. Ritchie, Esq, was at Ford's
Hotel yesterday, en- route for the Springs.
Governor Walker and Colonel James Nc
Donald. Secretary OF the Commonwealth,
will be at the Huguenot Springs ball on
Friday night.
Colonel Robert L. Withers, of Lynch
burg, was at the Exchange Hotel yesterday.
Colonel William II. Sutherlin, Of Dam
vile, and Judge +. n. Watkins, of Farm
vile, are also in the city.
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ID OLLER SKATING
III AT ST. ALBAN'S HALL
Monday, Wcdne:day, and Friday afternoons
nights from 8 to- 10.
ALSO,
every morning from 10 TO II O'Clock, exclusively
for ladies'.
Skating night assemblies 50c.: children, ESQ.,;
tickets III packages OF twelve 81: afternoon as
Soc
Let It be understood that the above prices In
cludc the use OF skates.
A (Ull brass band VIII be in attendance ct the
night assem- JcS. Sc 1--lv
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QUEEN OF THE WEEKLIEs.-Fieids Osgood 4
Co., having made arrangements with the best Illus
tratea paper In the world THE London GTaphic) by
which they are enabled to receive the same plates
the Graphic use in advance Of publication in Eng
land. may well be called che Queen of the Week.
lies. For sale wholesale and retail at ELLYsoN L
TAfLoR'S Great News Emporium, 1lIe Main
street.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 81, 1870.
ARRIVED.
steamer Eliza Haacox, Burns, Norfolk, mer-
chand'Se ana passengers, J.. Is. Tatum.
steamer State of Maryland Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and assengers w. z. Rrett.
SAILED. g
steamer Jonn Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chandtse and passengers, l.. r. Tatum
Schooner General Grant. COlburn, Prandywine,
Del, ptd Petersburg, grain, Curtis Parker
schooner Roaming Sea, Wroten, horfolk. flour,
schooner Lucy d. Higgins, Boston, merchan-
disc, Currie 4 Go.
Schooner 7. w. Ware, Abdeil James river,
light.
nkm0RANDA.
WEST POINT. August 31.-Arrived steamer Ad-
mlral Rcybold, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, FORK .iiver Railroad Company, and
sailed IN return.
ACQCA CREEK, August 3l.-Arrived, steamer
Ge1rS1anna, freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
ana passengers, Richmond. Fredericksburg and
P"tom.c Railroad, and sailed on return
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A NEW VENTURE IN JoURNALIsM.-Mr.
Ernest Wiltz, late of the Enquirer and En-
antner, and now city editor of the State
Journal, proposes at an early day to COM
mence the publication In this city of a Sun
day paper to be called The Telegram. 1t Is
to be issued on Sunday morning, and Will
contain al. the news, local and general, re-
ceiyed by mail, telegraph, and from report
ers up to the hour OF publication. belhg
considered an excellent advertising me-
diun,
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AUCTION SALEs THIS DAY.

LYME 4 BROTHER will sell at 81 p. NJ. a small
framed store, fixtures. &C., at the corner of
Fourth and Canal streets.
COOK u LACGurON will sell at No. 1897 Main
street an assortment OF household and kitchen
furniture. b. ~
THuMAS w. KEESFE Will sell at 10 A. NJ. a lot
OF household urniture, &C.
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THE UNITED STATES WILL NOT ALLOW
MAN TO PADDLE HIS OWN CANoE.-It was
stated 4 few days since that the internal
revenue men had seized upon some canal
boats on account Of their failure TO pay ma
rine hospital dues. OF course these bold
and fearless nayigators OF the raging and
storm-tossed canaWl, if they be subject TO
hospital charges, must have their stately
barges registered at the United States Gus
tom-house, and clear from that office, where
the kind-hearted and generous Humphreys
will skin them with all possible tenderness
and inspect their pockets with the patent
Radical financial microscope. 1t is cur
rently reported that the ferry-boats in the
State will be "gone for" at an early day,
and that the mud-machiue will be seized by
the officials, and only "cullued pllsSons" !"
will be permitted to paddle their dugouts
and cunnerS exempt from port charges.
Verify, these harpies have both eyes to
the main chance, and if they can irighten
in ignorant canal-bOatman into paying u
fee by holding up to them the fear of a pro-
secution they will do SO. # they do not
become rich men there is no use in their
making money every day in seizing and
out Of sciZing.
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FoUNDL1NG.-On Tuesday night about 8
O'Clock William Elam, Il colored man re-
siding on Baker street, was attracted by the
cries of what he supposed to be child pro-
ceeding from the alley in the rear of his
house, and upon instituting a search dis
covered a male mulatto infant about one
month old. A policeman was notified OF
the fact, who left the waf in charge of
Elan until the next morning, when it was
sent to the colored Orphan Asylum to be
properly cared for.
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FALL sUPpLIEs.-E. B. SPENCE & soS have
just received their fan supplies of tasty and beau.
tifnl goods for gentlemen. Their stock is large.
s'yish' and varied, and they are determined not to
DC undersold. Go to 1900 Main street and give he
STOCK an examination. and Jou will be sure to
buy. ~ "
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DoING FINE BUSINESS Justice Whites
police court is certainly paying institu-
ton, as will be shown by the following
statement of moneys collected from various
and sundry parties who have been brought
before him for the past two months for in
fractions Of state laws and municipal ordi-
nances;
l"a! amount Of fines imposed during the
Ron " OF Augus;, S'02. 10, ff which there
Amount of outsiandin" ti..es i'll July and
collected in august. 2al 90
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BOARDING.'

Having taken the houss
ID formerly occupied by Mrs. Mann on the cor.
nor OF Fourteenth and Ross ttFeefs, i am nov
nreparca TO NM od ate families and single Sf1
tierien With FtEsT-CLASs BOARD Jhe reuse
iscorysnientIy situated 10 all kirds or puaInss =
and contssnH large airy, ard eaHisRcataus suos
dated. y Slsss G. ks ~ Atsts1n3AVSS.
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FESTIVAL AT ATLEE's.-The ladies of the
Cool Spring Baptist church, Hanover coun-
tv, announce grand festival and fair to
come off at Atlee's station on next We'd
nesday One of the attractions of the enter
tuinment will be lecture by Rev. William
%. Hatcher. Refreshments will be pro-
yided in abundance, and everything will be
done to make the affair thoroughly enjoy
ah1o ze-4e.. X .
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WASHINGTON LITERARY SOCIETY.-At a
regular meeting Of Washington Literary
Society, held OH the evening OF August 30th,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing quarter G. P. Waltord, president !;
S. NJ. Gary, yicc-president !; A. }. Gary, Sc
cretary; W. h. Woody, assistant secretary
J. j. Greer. treasurer.
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ROLLER SKATlSG.-Messrs. Drane Il Clio
yer, OF Louisville, KY, have opened rink
for roller skating at st. Adams Hall, corner
of Third and Main streets. This Is a very
innocent and healthful amusement, and Is
being enjoyed by many Of our citizens OF
all ages and both sexes.
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MEETINGS.

THE FELLOWS OF THE RICH
l. MO ID ACADEMY OF MEDICINE are re-
quested to meet THI- Thursday EVENING at 8
O'Clock III the Hastings COURTROOM City Hall.
Business OF interest and Importance to the pro-
fesslon Will BE- transacted
HUNTER MCGUIRE, M. D.,
President X. A. NJ.
JOHN N. UPaHUR, NJ. D..
sc lit Secretary r. A. NJ.
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To OUR COUNTRY FR1ESDs.-We would advise
all persons desirous Of having photographs taken
to visit that popular and fashionable establish.
ment the LEE GALLERY. The prices are GER
tsinIy most reasonable.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-GFEFICE AUGUST 31.-Mrs.
Robert Burrell, Y. Il. Depot, Richmond !;
Mrs. Alice r. Burrell, Litteton, Sussex
county; Mrs. Annie S. Donahoe, Coying-
ton, Va; Mr. John 4. Francis, Chicago,
I'll
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BoARp OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oP
TEACHERS FOR RExAMINATIoN.--The Board OF
Educatlon OF the city met yesterday morn
ing in the City Hall at o o'clock, and con-
tinued In session until halt-past 9 +: d..
Present !: Il. *. Elyson (president, J. d.
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ZEN CENTS will buy the best map OF the war
sotten up since the commencement of hostilities
81 hLLLIsoN TAYLoR's. If you want to UNDER
ssahd me character Of the country and see its to-
biographical appearance, buy one of these maps.
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ROYALTY AT A Low PRICE.-You can buy
King WILLIAM or any of his generals, or Lot1s
NAPOLEON or any or bis generals, at the Icw
price OF fifteen cents each at ELLysos & TAY-
LoR's news depot. A new lot received this morn
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Now, this is a very good exhibit, and
shows that if parties will get drunk, quarrel
and fight, and violate the rules and regula-
tions laid down by the city fathers, they
will be made to settle up and they gene
rally manage to do so. 1t also proves that
Captain Chalklcy is No: l collector, and
he be allowed handsome per centage on
his collections.
One curious thing noticeable about this
court is the fact that most of the regulars
who arc brought before it can tell to dot
how much they will have to pay, and come
into the dock with the exact amount III
hand, and just so soon as the Judgment is
rendered fork over the ready cash and de-
part in peace.
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LAScAsrER1AN scuooL.-The next session
of this school will commence on Monday
next with the following faculty Rev. j.
e. Gates, principal Misses .. Il. Waiting,
ton, A. f. Watlfngton, sallie Lambert, and
Susan McCaul, teachers. 3
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DEATH OR INJURY BY ACCIDENT insured
against at small cost by the TRAyELLER's INsU-
RANCE COMPANY of Hartford. Conn. E. COURT
EEY JENKINS, State agent, llIs Main street, Rich.
moni. Va.
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JORN w. WYATT. is- Il
y - GENERAL. SfiIPRIHl
AND COEmTsStgE NyRcHANI, IS
go. No. . GOVERNOR STREET, 50 81 ~.
RrruMnNn VA Nv 4

- - GENERAL, ,SfIIPRIH9 *
AND COMMISSION NyRCHANn.
90, No. 3,GoyERNoR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, fosT-OFFICE COX la..
FOR LIVERPOOL ASP sSss
QUEENSTOWE.& &gEE&
,EMAN LIVE Or MAIL sTEAMsRa. BIffING
FROM SEW YoRH EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES or PASSAGE. .fssg. s7sacy
sirsty siSyaGhsi ycahn IT, uo.a $751; steerase asss ~
To London. ......... so To London ....!. %
20 Paris ............ 90 To Paris. %
Tickets sold to ard from England, Ireland, and
.uc Continent At oderate rates. 20 s9Yi
Foc further tntormat1oR apotv atths C0mp*rysf
of5ces. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent T''l3t rf53
Is srGseTay, New Yosk; soEso &.
FOB NEW YORK, IE,.eYEe&
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP GM&
The splendid new Gide-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA,Li NIAGAK ALBEs:
nARLE, and HATTERAS leave New York for
Iorfols, CITY Point, End Richmond, every TUES
GAi, THURSDAY, and dSATURDAYat3 O'Clock:
DAY, and SUNDAY at high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
aloops and staterootus. The fare. accoIaModas
ions, and attention, are unsurpassed
Close connections made with sseaEera for 81
;outhern ana European ports.
Insurance effected, 9nen ordered; AT "A Al9OAk.
TER OF ONE PEI CENT, at che Offices OF this
.oTnpany.
For further information apply to = - esfta "a
JOHN w. WYATT. Agent
my26 No. 3 Governor street.
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ACADEMY OF MEDrCIEE.-We call atten-
ton to the meeting Of the members OF this
body in the Hastings courtroom ut 5 clock
this evening, as seen in advertisement else
where
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sCHoOL C1RCULARs.-All kinds of schoofcircu-
lars, reports, &C., executed at the Dispatch Office
as cheap as the cheapest
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81 ELLISON g 60. will t1sert adTert:sene1ts1.
the principal newspapersir Virginia, North Caro-.
Ina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, st psh-
'sharz' rates, for essh, applv 1T th!s office.
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fflNTiN@.-Piain, colored, and fancy print
ing executed with ncatness and AZ low rates at
DiSpatch Printing House.
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TEMPTATION PAPER COLLARS, something new
ana nice, just received and for sale by e. o.
SPENCE & Son, merchant tailors, 1900 Main street.
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NEW HARDWARE FIRM.-Our friends JOHN M.
toLTIsG and GEORGE 4. NOTING have asso-
ciateG themselves under the style OF hoLTlNG q
BROTHER, and will conduct the hardware ousl-
ness in It's various bran No. ads Main street.
The weIl-known experience Of these gentlemen
together with thstr enterprise and integrity as
.seII as their knowledge OF the wants OF the CON-
muni.y In this line, Is guarantee OF their success
In this new undertaking.
They propose TO supply builders, mechanics,
blacksmiths, and millers, with all they may need
at the lowest living rates. Their assortment 0.
house. furnishing goods are large and varied, and
UiIleompare fayorabIy with any stock In the city.
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OLD PAPERS, IN packages OF o2e hundred or
more, Tor sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have the Dispatch mailed to their adj
dress by ordering the sane at this office.
Terms, sixty cents per month. #
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IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPvEMBER l. 1870.
sun rlses....,,.,...,. f.34 Moon sets. 10. 30
oeh aets..,........,.. $40 High watcr...,. OLA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TAIR AND FESTIVAL

EAIR AND FESTIVAL
n AT aTLEE'S STATION,
ON WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 7TH. 1870.
Fol. the benefit OF the Cool spring Baptist
church. Hanover county, two trains VIII convey
persons 10 The scene OF the PIC-NIC-one at Q A.
NJ. returning al Z. NJ, and the o. her ut 0 L. IL
rGturnin ing NJ IL at night.
Rev. William r. Hatcher will deliver one Of his
celebrated humorous aud popular lectures Oh the
occasion.
AL the luyuries of the season and fancy articles
OF Ell kinds Will be sold on the ground at reason
able prices.
Round.trip tickets, FIFTY GEMS.
spl--dSwtd
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9 Altfmonjl 1ispatfk.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE nIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CUhAT1ON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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ss,ss,ss sEN EBy.

CCHOOL-BOOKS, SCHOOL STATION
= FRY. !IANO FORT, ), NJ y SIC, &c. -
ITOUUHOUSt & Pa klihM NJ are read 10 furnish
SCIItlUt.-BrOkS ~ cvely description required
i.srusc In colleges, innar!es public nd pIiv>t te
schools. Professors 3nd telchc:s who desire to
examine Text Books with Il view TO en- tngc or ln-
r. due: ;uu &c cordial. invited 20 their store Tor
,hc purpose hey lav: 1t fnl sock OF Fla
TlhEr RY suitabe TOR the desk and school-I oom,
Fnrtcs GullarS Mus and Instruction Books.
ora. rs ADDRESSED u them WI; be carefully and
promptly Eil" ~
,n9. WUODHOUSE K PARHAM.
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DAEENTS SHOULD DEMAND THAT
L their children use only The " !, MY EhSli1
sEEJt 49,, Of St,II,tlI. BOOKS, The only series
prepared by cmin' mt southern educators. and the
urIv hooks without offence 10 the feelings ana
Thoughts ui the southern people.
Ser ii for circulars gtviig inll particulars TO
USlNtRS.rI PUBLISHING COMPANY,
an ull-Th4w ! Bond street, New York.
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AUruMg.- MFR. j. b. WATKINS, I'LL Main
street, rreess his friends the rst day of autumn.
II is to their interest 20 gy him their orders fco
for the best Anthracite and BitGmtnous Coal and
Coke and kindltng and Cooking Wood, - they
are advancing,
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.nLDEN-PLACE CLASSICAL AND
" E>u!.I-H SCHOOL For 81 IS.-Sessian
begins rCTpBs k lST and end, JULY l>T.
>umner OF pupils linIted t. twenty. The princi-
pa! s g-aduat" oi the University Of Virgiria,
and hes had fifteen wears experience teacher In
tie best 5 Lool, OF the state. 'lden- Place the
residence OF tr. II. {. WorSh IN i situated In
lnnwi,ate county. Va in hi-h, healthy ioca B.
ti"n. students Viii cone ~ The SeuIhside rail-
TO ,c, nu" find ~ " iiSon's depot 4 conveyance to
Hldsa-Facc. hy add, cSs.ug pr. Nor. h,m, Jrlu ea
pa~t-G'icC
! Terms: For h 9ard ana tn!tinu, in ludlrg eT -v
thing. $500: nn.-half PAYABLE october J. lie
olher February 18th ~ ''~
JAMES 8. BAKER, p src,noI
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N,r1,oTr.II,cE,-THE =, n, =, BOOKS OF sUBseRIP.

NOT1GE.-EHEbI, bI,OIAoS,.Ts ~. I, Ssa,,. ,,,d
IN TIOS 10 the capital stock OF le
N nd yns shbure Raiiroad Company fstraiEnt ehoG1
aiii be opsnea under sbe @ sa aa aass
toner's sppointsd for that ss. e tasiossns
Ieses Eichmond. az the banktrg sss,uso es : is is
Ian, " fsaaes q Cos bynchhurg ess fr Giisss ,te
sipard 81 brown Sfqss NJ tine court 49,
5isngin s,-raued connif yfzs, Pow ~
ssriana Buckina ha.r, and "A pIs,5l
s,os &. Chcs. erleid county. sHd a3 fhe 1pSa
Haii IN the teWn Of Alsneleste5. r,sssss ts.s & n
Secretary or saeps of ~ =
q, Al z fssen5 ~.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
M ASDNlC ACADEMY,
VI MAYO sTEfEr, EIChhoND, VA.


MALE DTPARTMENT:
Latin. Mathematics End the higher and inter
GI'' 'l&,r urIi-E brIEchcs--A. j.. CteSterE!aI.
Primary En.ll-h h--T" hc appointed.
FEMALE DEpARFMftty
French aad higher tni'riut diHtc aud primary
Eurlisn branch,s Mrs. Caroline Bennett.
The next SO .glOu Of tins school will c0mntnt &C
s,a III. kitI II II SEP Pft.aBlR.
Pay scholars VIII be received IL the UNIFORM
j8riv,. oi $50 for IN" 81 ssipn.
Anuly Ia any mcitttr"r OF the Board oI Directors,
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CEoRGEToWN COLLEGE. d. c.

+ The academic ycsr Of Georgetown College corr
s-meaces on the FIRST MONDAY GE SEPTF NJ
EN y and en- Is IN The l-St wctk Of July.
The lectures Ia III" medical ana law dcpar rnc,.s
Viii comm CucC In October.
joins EARLY, :. j.. l. rss;sart
Circulars containing particulars ca" III. Sh,1tnad
by applying - the President. ~, IN In,
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STEAMERS. / j.

OFFICE JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT fG0assxNYss
- August ", lsfss 81
ON AND AFTER THURS. .s.rri
nAiLY LINE On James river win be Js5fs5,as -
IuIINUED by the withdrawal OF the stesmcY fsf64;
The steamer John Sylvester win con flnse her -.
gular trip, as heretofore. =, ~ -
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D DHIL ADEL PHIA, RICH- %SA
3aIP LINE-FOR FHTEAlsEB PIITA .SNCE a.
MEEk.-{ {intu further notice the s,saInerH M1R-s
FOLK, Cart In PLArT, and jA ESS.GRElsN.
Captain VANCE. Will leave Rfchmofds Aseey
TH0RSD and Philadelphia every SAT- pis.s
.lAY, alternately. Freight taken far ali parta 9f
Pennsylvania and New Jersey also for NorfoIks,
At moderate rates. gs...fs s s
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
stateroom. 90. w. p. PORTER
Agent at Richmond, No s4g5 Dock street. #
WILLIAM P.'CLYDB1S O ...SgsS
Agents at Philadelplia,,.
Offices, No. IL South Whsrves, nnd ~
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