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

THE JAMES RIVER IMPRovEMENT.-To the
Editor Of the Dispatch 1t Is whispered
about that the gentlemen having charge Of
the James river improvement are negotia-
ting to have the machinery necessary for
that purpose built by Northern firms. |
hope, sir, for the credit of our city that this
is not so ; for l happen to know. and the
fact has been demonstrated in your columns
within few days past, that the work can
be US well and cheaply done here as else
where, and the money would then be dis
tributed among our own hardworking me-
chanics. Please call attention to this in
your local department, and oblige
A DiACHINIsT.
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THE THEATRE.-East Lynne was pro-
duced at the Theatre last evening to very
fashionable audience in very good style,
and its reception was better than that of
any previous evening. Miss Ella Wrenn,
though laboring under the disadvantage in
taking the role which had been assigned to
another, acted the part of Lady Isabel with
much feeling. Miss Sallie Darlington as
Barbara Hare did very well, although the
part is rather out of her style. Archibald
Carlyle was personated admirably by Mr.;
out we'll by Mr.. Dalton. The performance
was as a general thing very acceptable. To-
night Frou Frou, the great New York SEN
SatiOn.
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horse eating hay. Down crawled the lovely
sleepers warm temples; then, without
awaking him, pressed her lips on his fore
head.
What would she not have given for an
affectionate glance in return7 But no; it
would be cruel to wake the soldier boy up /;
then there would be the separation again,
and she knew he was to fight next day !;
better far that he should gain fresh strength,
and so she noiselessly rose once more,
looked at the brave, heaying bosom, undis-
turbed by tossing dreams. and left the barn.
"You will tell Albert came and kissed
him." she said to the man outside, slipping
coin in his hand.
The next day Albert fought again, and /
need not add that he is still spared. The
mothers kiss Is his talisman for Lie.
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TCompnuDicafpt1

MR. RUTHERGLEN's ARREsT.--The State
Journal of yesterday evening, in alluding
to the late Mr.. Rutherglen's Imprisonment,
says "it was occasioned because Of his re-
fusal to give bail.' This is a mistake. We
he was ever required to give, as Mr.. s. W.
Hughes, w. G. Paine, and G. Wendlinger
can testify, as they were his bondsmen. Mr..
Rutherglen was imprisoned for constructive
contempt of Judge Underroods court In
what this contempt consisted Mr.. Ruther-
glen always said be never could find out.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SOUTHERN CoMAERoIAL CoNvENTIoN.--
David j. Burr, Esq, president of the Rich
mond Chamber Of Commerce, has not yet
appointed delegates to represent that body
in the Commercial Convention to be held
at Cincinnati on the 4th Of October next.
1t has not been done because it is impossible
to tell, until almost the last moment, who
can with certainty attend. In the mean.
time, such members of the Chamber as de-
sire to 60 are requested to communicate
with Mr.. Burr and leave their names.
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MARX TwA1N.-The St. Louis Republican
giyes-the origin of Mr. Clemens's nom de
plume of "Mark Twain" thus: Clemens
used to write up-river items and occasional
squibs for the Republican, and having writ
ten humorous sketch of an old river pilot,
he inquired of John Norris, now steward Of
the Belle Memphis, what name he should
sign it. One of the deck hands at the time
happening to be heaving the lead halloed
out, "Mark twain" meaning the depth Of
the water, when Clemens exclaimed,
"That's it Mark Tws1Sss my name." This
sketch, with bis new nome, GO Mark Twain,"
at the bottom Of it, found a place in the
river department of the Republican. 1t
proved q decided hit, and was extensively
copied by Western Journals.
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The Rev. John Bayley Is conducting a
protracted meeting in the Methodist
Church, Scottsville, which has been in pro-
gress fourteen days, and attended by the
largest congregations ever seen in that place
since the war. We understand that up to
Friday night nineteen persons had protessed
faith in Christ Charlottesville InteLligen-
Ger.
In California there is no law to prevent q
man from beating his wife-at euchre.
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CITY CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE.-We are
informed by the secretary of the City Con-
servative Committee, which, under the su-
perintcndency of L. W. McCance, Esq,
conducted the election in this city in 1869,
that a meeting Of that committee will be
held either on Saturday evening or Monday
evening next. In to-morrow's issue we
shall announce the day, hour, and place OF
meeting.
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SENT ON FOB CoUETsRyEITING.-Euge
Burton appeared before the United States
Commissioner yesterday to answer the
charge of counterfeiting United States
money. Waving an examination, he was
sent on for Indictment, and committed i'll
default of $4,000 bail.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell this day ct 10
O'Clock household and kitchen furniture, pia-
nos, etc.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell thi, afternoon
at6o'cIock valuable lots on Dover street, Sid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

DANcne.-Professor Thomas V. Carr will
inaugurate the seventh annual session of
his dancing academy by public sotree, to
take place at Assembly Rooms, corner OF
Ninth and Main streets, on next Saturday
afternoon. -
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CANCERS killed IN forty eight hours without
knife or pain. No caustics mo burning salves-
Piles, kidney and bladder diseases treated sue
cessfully by DIR. HAsK ELL, from the Hospital Sal
petrie, Paris. Consultation rooms, Nos. 3 and
Monumental Hotel. Medicine sent to all parts.
All old chronic diseases cured.
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UNMAnABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
R1CHMoND PosT.OrF1cE SEPTEMBEB %, 1870.
&. n. Dunn, Rutherglen, Va; Major
James Walker, Manchester, Va.;, Jane
Clark, Danyille, Va; Professor Nachman,
Richmond, Va.
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The sensation created by the two circuses 10
only equalIed by that created by +. B. SPENCE
Son, who are selling goods to the million at prices
within the reach Of oil.
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1Irw wHnIrsALE CHINA, GLASS,
ANiJoUEENSWAREH HOUSE, e.

= ,,,ee4 from the manufacturers IN
IN @ eA Sa the tsn;ted States large anu coins
a,na Stock embracing all The ana
desas puSshassd :; % taa s sIs asrsSss Sssga ana s pI
hs s.rs sepcrasiy ii dad II greatly se tesI IN.
tasesi Ia examine my stock anA asss ss Sa71S
m aEing their pEchases. spss sssss 3 aSass.est
20 10 e44s -s-@>sfs = ''.s,s
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GTLSE ~ ShlppEEis1-5 ;Ia ,.!Ss
VER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will Leave the dock As usu1l promptly 5t u N. on
yreisht sud tolls on goods for Lynchgarg and
beyond collected Oh delivery, on prepaid ~ tls
option Of the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
be afforded cOnsignae5, but no obligation 10 sa-
eumed 10 deliver down freight elsewhere than at
ny otfce on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight viii l0t bs delivered ELL charges are
paid.
Soats locked and insured
dell EDWARD DILLOHs AQeuLs
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The money-order system inaugurated by the
Post Office Department has acquired great pcpr-
arity, but It cannot surpass the order for flannel
shirts wbioh e. B. SPENCE L soy are selling for
dollar each.
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LAW ,ScHooL.-We are pleased to learn
that the prospects of the law school con-
nected with Richmond College are most
encouraging. Quite q number of students
from this and other States have declared
their purpose to be present at the opening
Of the session, The bar geneEsalllEy lE regard regard
as particularly fortunate. Prof. Green, it
is understood, will open the session with
an Introductory lecture. The known learn
ing and ability of this gentleman give assur-
ance of q rare intellectual treat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

Who would not give 81 for heavy merino
shirt? Who wouldn't buy an umbrella when
it's raining or threatening TO rainr The man who
would do neither Of these needn't go to L. b.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTS ocsasionins death Or pio-
lent personal injury are daily occurring. Insure
against them st atatria,ng outlay In the TRAvkL-
aERs, INSURANCE. COMPANY OF Hartford, Cenn.
q. COURTNEY JENKINS, State agent, Iils Main
street, Richmond, va. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

PERSON L.-United States Senator
Lewis, Congressman Platt, and other dis
tinguished Republicans of this State, are in
the city in attendance upon the Conven-
ton.
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- T. PENDLETON'S Z n GLISH, !,
-. CT SSICA L, A*D MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, Fourth street bet Secn Main and Frank
lin. Session from Monday, Seotember Goth to
,Tulv Isl. Rooms on the second floor Of COM
iortanle brick building, with ample play. grounds.
special attention paid to the English branches.
nook keeping, &c. Professor o. !. tricssnn Will
attend TO classes Ia German or French. Terms
same as herctotore-Ss5 and $40 per session IA prl-
lrary department, &C, &C. seS-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

The old-established factory. south side OF the
Basin, sells dry kindling and all descriptions Of
sawed and block wood 81 per cord cheaper than
elsewhere. Call and examine our stock
II. w. WATKINS,
Agent for Watkins & Brother.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvEkTIoN.-This
body, called together for some purpose not
very definitely understood, will meet at the
United States courtroom, in this city, to-
day at II n. There will be preliminary
meeting of delegates at the same place at 8
M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

CALL and see the catalogue Of school books now
on hand at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, next to Dis
patch Office, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

J. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street, sells at the
very lowest prices all kinds of the best kinaiins
and cooking wood, prepared by steam. ana aeH
coke and anthracite ana bituminous coal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

PURCELL, LADD a CO., n. w. P0wEHS. WOOD
q sos, MEADE d BAKER, JOHN W.,EfsoN, d
BLAZE & Co.. end all other druggists in RicD-
mopd, are selling the great medical wonder Dr
HAsKELL'selsctricoi oil snd csrboite cancer galyes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

REEs & Co., Main street, are busy taking all
kinds OF pIctureJ. Their prices are reasonable,
and you get the most superior kind Of work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

. SCHOOL BOOKS Of all kinds and or every grsde
may ne h.d or ELLYsos q TAYLo., lilsl Msfn
street. ~ ~ 80
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JUST arrived and In the yard Of w. s. PITCHER,
below the spotswood Hotel, fresh supply CT
LUMP and HAIL COAL for CRATES.
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PRINTING FOR CANDIDATES Candidates Tor
office can have their cards. circulars, handbiiIs,
etc, printed promptly aud ut low prices a. the
DtspGtch printing .housc. ys u sltr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

Il. ELIYsos Co. viii insert advsrfissmeotsia
the principal newspapers IN r1nis, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee and tile northern aiEtes, 81 pRn-
iishers' rates fer cash. Apply A. :htl oaes.5
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The handsomest lady in Virginia, and not aware
Of the fact until her picture was taken at the
Lee" Gallery. They are for sale by her con-
sent at the gallery, 92O Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

ALL THE LATEST MAGAZINES, WEEKLY AND
DAILY NEWSPAPERS, can be found at ELLIsoN@
TAYLoR's news depot, next to. Dispdtch oitces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes;
with your card printed on them, for only o. per
thousand at DISPATCH HPRISTISG-HoUsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

Oh, how beautiful! What Is It that is soS 'Tts
those photographs we saw at REEs & Co.'s. You
should give them call.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, one SIX PER CENT. BOND
IL of the city OF Richmond for .iXteea hundred
dollars, Issued TO j llia Lee and Mary ee on the
10Th Of November, 1863 and due the lst of Japn-
arv, 1870; for the renewal Of which application
will oe made 70 the AgditJr Of the city. HliE's
MARTHA ID. LEE,
jy % -Th3m guardian OF Julia and Mary Lee.
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PRINTrsG.-Plain, c6loied, and fancy prfft-
ing executed with nestncss and ~ low rates at
Dispatch Printing House. M tss 8 ~ ~
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3 SCHOOL CIncULARs.--Allk kinds Of school circu-
lars, reports, &c, executed at The Dtspetch Office
as cheap as the cheapest. '.S2 -
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FoR the best wood, coke, or coal, biggest loaot,
for little money, buy Of W. j. MCDOWELL ENG
Of wood dealers. .t.e
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A FINE LOT OF CHEAP coloRED PRINTS Just
received at FLLYsoy C TAYLoR's news depot,
next TO the Dispatch Office. Wholesale and retail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

Messrs. Euyson& & TAYLOR have laid on our
table the Ness. York Weekly, Ledger, ands
Saturday Night, oil for this week.
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Cry CoUNuL-There will be called
meeting Of the City, Council this afternoon
.at Il O'Clock ,g la
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SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY, No. 41a
- Seventh street, between Marshall and Clay.
The sixth session of this school, for young and
boys, will commence MONDAY. Septem Der 28th,
and continue nine months. Circulars at the book
stores. Charges English and Mathematics for
haif session $3t. so: Greek and Modern Lam
AGvance s. T. BEACH,
80 l2-ln Principal.
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Of one hundred o
more, ler sale at tho Dtapates coanfiag.soon
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w A. SHERMAN, PROFESSOR OF
~ GERMAN AND FRHNGH Ia NJ.

" THE GEHMAN AND FRENCH LAM
TCAGgS AND MUSIC, graduate Of u German
college and pupil Of che Conservatory or Music
at Copenhagen, Is ready to make engagements for
tue winter. A few more pupils-lrd,es or chi
dren. or whole classes, in French, German, or In
Music-piano, organ, and song wanted. Appli-
cations made soon. as most OF my time already Is
oecu pied. A liberal arrangement made with
boa ding schools, etc. Terms reasonable. Re
.crences exchanged. Residence, No. opt Fifth
street. Sc 20-eCd2ts
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2 5. SOURCES CLASSICAL AND
~ +.GLIsH SCH0oL, COhNgR or MAIN
AID FIRST ST R Ts-OLD STAND The
next session viii begin SEPTEMBER %, 1870.
TERMS PER SESSION, PAYABLE QUARTERLY:
Beginners In En1llsh $40 90
Advanced English. so 90
Higher English and acknowledgements. 60 90
Ancten; Languages, each. .......:. 10 %
Modern Languages ut protesscr's charges.
Sc Sim
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NOR NEW YORK.--rhe OldSJrEIs
4 Dominion steamship Company s.Eass<s-s2k-s
elegant sidc-wGcel steamship NIhGafA, Cap
tam BLACKwOUD, will leave her whiIf Il kockeus
on FRIDAY. September 23d- ii = o'clock p, u.
Freight received until I'P. N. Fare, sl3 steer
age, fs; round-trip tickets, SO. Fcr freight or
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, p,
SC 21-3t no. 5tipverii1r street.
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4lrIlmort1 1ispatfh,
THURSDAY. ....sEPTEMBER %, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIAPATCE
Is LARGER-TuAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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GOAL, COAL, COAL.

'TERPOCK LUMP. HAIL, and SMITHS COAL,
OF superior quality. Also, bess ANTHRACITE
COAL, OAK and PINE WOOD,
Office at III. A. PEARCE'S jewelry store, third
door from corner OF Seventeen th and Main streets
S. l0-1mk
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7 AN E'S SCHOOL,

GRACE BETWEEN SECOND AND TaIRD
STREETS.
Voc fourth session OF this school commences
MONDAY, September 26th, 1870, ana closes June
31th, 1871.
BEGINNERS In spelling and reading Will be ad-
mit,cd.
Should the patronage Justify II addition 81 tesch-
crs VIII he employed
JAMES II. LANE, A. N, Principal;
CHARLES ID. NORRIS Assistant.
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WOOD AND COAL.

VEOOD FOR SALE.-For sale, SEVEN
w TY. FIVE to ONE HUNDRED CORDS
OF SEASOEkU PINE WOOD, cut last spring,
one and half miles from Summit Dep0t, on tho
Richmond and York River Railroad Price, S!.75
per cord. For further particulars inquire Ut
Cosby's mill, New Kent county, ya.i orto
sa oI-otx JOHN A. LACY. Richmond.
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EOR BALTIMORE.-Stea s,Iu.t
Il PETERSBURG will leave her
wharf THURSDAY, september 22d as clock
=. u. Freight received up to o. O'Clock T. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. For freight or passage, apply to
SO q w. p. HkEl'T.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
- HIiiDRF N.-M1ss KATE CLOPTON,
having returned to Richmond, will re- opsr her
school on MOhDAY. tctober 3, 1870 in linden
Row, No. 102 east Franklin street, between First
aud Second streets. The Musical Department will
b.; under The charge of Mrs. WILLIAM Ii. Pow
ERS, formerly HRS. Amelis Barley.
For circulars, address Miss KATE CLOPTON,
at Mr.. Wallace's, corner OF Byrd and Third
streets, CANDLES Hill, or Mrs. POW ERl ut the
Scrn. % rooms. an Sims
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SHIPPING.

EOR PHILADELPH Sefes
n Steamer j. y. GREEN, Captain
VANCE, will receive freight for the above port
cheaper than by any other route tin FRIDAY
the 23d instant, ut II o'clock: Freight taken for
ew Orleans and for Norfolk ut mOcerate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, ss. w. T. PORTER, Agent,
az 22-2t No. 2425 Dock fstreef,
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T AW SCHOOL.

Z
The Law Department OF Richmond College has
been organized and the school viii be opened on
the lsT DAY nF OCTOBER NEXT.
j. L: VI. CURRY, LII. D.; Hon. JAMES d.
HAISbURTON: and WILLIAM GREEN,
LII. D.. Professors.
Circulars May be had and further information
obtained upon application by letter or otherwise
Ia B. FURIEtR, Esq. chairman Of the Faculty
or 10 either Of the Law Professors ut Richmond.
All 3O--dtOl
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REISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL WILL
ly4 commence It's fourth annual session on the
first MONDAY in october. and close the last day
OF June
Circulars containing all requisite information
can he obtained from herself ~ her residence, No.
I'll Grace street, thlra door below Seventh.
TERMS: Payable one. half In advance,
Primary class per session nine months .... $40 90
Junior class per session nine months. 90 90
Senior class per session nine months ,..... 90 90
French per session nine months ....... 10 90
sa
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The sfIF:l session begins MONDAY, September
- lS7G
IerTr.s, &C., same as heretofore.
Circulars at bookstores.
address or apply to JOHN N. STROTHER,
sc Tim No. s south Fifth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

'E'HE MISSES GRATTAE will resume
- 4 ths duties Of their SCHOOL on the Sd Of OC.
ttOBEk, on hain near the corner OF Third street,
40. %La' BE 7--dtd
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND, VA.
The next session of this school win commence
on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER and close
on Lhe lst July, 1871.
A full corps OF teachers has been employed.
Madame ERNEsTISE MARTIN. \ thoroughly edu-
cAt.d French lady, who has taught for eight yesrs
In the best SCHOOLS of England and New York,
French classes
The charge for board has been reduced for the
naxt session. u. LEE POWELL. NJ A.,
po-iStO pr,ncipSl.
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EDUCATIONAL.
pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

RiCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
The FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION will be-
gin MoSpsY. October Sd, 1870.
lie following teachers, among others, viii be
CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ. A., Moral rh,loso-
. ply and English Literature;
X. LEWIS, NJ. D.. Chemistry aud Natural
LEWIS T; awATsIMEY, A. M, Mathematics
MRS. I ANSIkp. N YOU'VE, French:
Miss v; A: LAWS Assistant, IN Latin and Mathe-
MRs, iSl,IE c. HALLowELL. English
MISS M4kY c. LATHRor and MISS SUE C,
HOOPER, FSepsrrs,tt9ry r,ty Department:
LAWS, Music. "AN MOS " a.
Other branches win be provided for.
The Institute receives BOAkpERS and nay
PJrli :, and offers 10 girls and youac ladies a
regular sys.emat,c course OF study and fixed
standard OF graduation. Its estshli he'd rep.ta-
tion for THOROUGH TEACHING will be main
tainCd. IN
For circulars with terms, &C. apply at tho
bookstores, or 10 the undersigned, 1T tho Insti.
tu'e. CuARLE ES Ii. WINSTON, r.
sc i+-2~ President.
DICuMOND MALE ACADEMY.
Al Franklin street bet ween Third and Fourth
The next session OF this school VIII commence
seth SFPTEMBFR, 1870. Terms for scholastic
year, payable q 4srtsrly in advance:
Urinary FnEl'sn- ........,. ......,........ $40 90
Higher English ..,........,....... 10 60
Higher English and Mathematics ....'. 60 90
Ancient Languages teacaf. caf....,.,,....... 10 90
Modern Languages at Professors rates.
Circulars as bcss$Sores. 30
Wv. GooDsoN,
,,s ID. S.DOGGETT, JR.,
an s~s-tNt. ~ Principals.
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IHE FIFTEENTH SESSION OF MISS
Ln DIES will begin on MONDAY, October sd,
lhose DESIRING circulars will find them at the
SSockhtores, or they may be had by applying at
Nc. S6 Franklin stieet. seii-.Os
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

M lSS "A. LAWS WILL GIVE MUSIC
i11nd Female Institute. Apply ut so. 4as Clay
fIol&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

T>HE OLD-ESTABLJSHED FACTORY,
IL south side OF the Basin, sells DRY Kin.
DLING and all descriptions OF SAWED ana
BLOCK WOOD 81 per cord cheaper than Csc
where. Call and examine our stock. ~. =
TT. w. WATKINS,
se 10 Agent for Watkins & Brother. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

EDGEHILL 1.-The MISSES
Young ladies' On the l5Tu OF SEPTKMBER. 1870
for terms, apply for circular. Address
MRS. T..J. RANDOLPH.
sc lo~tbl Ehadwcll 4 IbCm1rlc county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-22

Mrs. THOMAS G. PEYTON and MRS.
NA GARRETT, successors to Miss Pegram, will
reopen their school the frat MONDAY In
oct t5ber at 100 Franklin street. For further par
tcuars apply TO the principals, and at the dtire-
rent bOokst res for circulars, &c l2-sw