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R1cuHoNp.-Thc editor of the Halifax

RlcHMoND.-Thc editor of the Halifax
courthouse (Va.) Record, after recent
visit to this city, thus speaks of it:
During a recent business visit TO our
MctropIolis we were more than gratitied to
observe so many evidences of her subslan-
tial Improvement and prosperity. We
noted here and there imposing mercantile
buildings that were being erected in SUBJ
stautial and tasty style, While others
equally imposing had been completed and
tcnanted Since our last visit. We were
also pleased to note the many private resi-
dences and dwellings, too, that were just
flushed, or in the process of complexion,
The western part of the city appears to
lead in the spirit of Improvement, espe-
cialy that portion lying adjacent to and be-
tween the old and new Fair Grounds ; for
here are many new and handsome dwell
ines, while the old Fair Grounds lot itself
has been modelled into spacious and
handsome park, which is being adorned
with fountains and statuary. These facts
give tangible evidence Of the cit,'s growth
and commercial prosperity, while her mcr-
chants, by IL timely display Of their charac-
teristc enterprise and energy, are ac-
comprising very satisfactory results in
| stopping Il large share of the huge tide
| vi Sbuthcin u t'iC NulSh las uClCip-
| fore rushed by their very doors TO enrich
and build up northern cities. We arc
firm believers in the doctrine of "lree
trade, &C." but we do maintain that our
people should patronizc and support our
| home enterprises, trades, and professions
| Heretofore there may have been some JUST
table reason for going beyond our CHIEF
cities for the sem-annual or quarterly sup
plies Of merchandise. That cause does moi
no,c exist. 1t has been removed by putting
into force the only practicable remedy
Wholesale and importing houses have beer
established facilities for transportation
have been multiplied, and superior induce
ments are offered; so that now our people
can supply their every want, whether a
wholesale or retail, at as low prices as thu
same articles can be purchased North.
An inspection Of the large, varied, aD(
complete stocks of merchandise now to b,
found in the various wholesale and first
class retail establishments Of Richmond
aud comparison of their prices with those
of the northern cities, should satisfy tht
most skeptical that $50 far and no further
should our country merchants and people
generally go for their supplies.
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BUTLER, in late speech in Massachu-
sets, said that those who were opposing
him were trying to defeat GRANTS election.
He pointed to GREELEY as an aspirant to
the Presidency, while his paper was his
BurLEn's) btteres. enemy. This is all
right under the present order Of our Gov
eminent. The loyal supporters OF the
Chief Rules claim that offence to them Is
offence to him, and then comes punishment
upon the offenders. They VIII get no pap.
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HIDING TUE PLuNDER.--A telegram from
Washington, under this caption, to the
New York Tribune, makes the following
statement:
Washington, Sept. 19.-The half mill
lion OF registered United States bonds
which were lately transfer ed to Comptro
Ter Connoll!'s son.in-law, Fithian, were not
originally borne on the registers books IN
Mrs. Copnolly's name, as was recently
stated, but in that of Connolly himself.
Mrs. Connolly still owns $4,000 OF similar
bonds. The transfer to Fithian was appa-
renlly made in order to make it easy to dis
pose Of the bonds without exciting remark.
He has been making sales continually since
they came into his hands, and transfers are
almost daily made by his order to other
persons"
MIR. CoHHoLLy's acquaintance in New
York know best what stress to lay upon
this statement. Certainly a large amount of
money of the New York city treasury has
been sent in the wrong direction, whether to
the place where the woodbine dwells or not
remains TO be seen. 1t would be us easy
probably to answer the question as to tell
where the immense stealingS of Federal
officials have gone. Iu reference to the
New York city plumber, CONNOLLY or some
body, or several somebody's, have gotten
an immense amount Of it.
And yet CONNOLLY has been defended In
public meeting by his friends, who show
IN immense amount Of indignation that so
pure gentleman should be impeached
with robbing the public treasury.
The Tribune says, editorially:
"It Is rumored that Woodward, Inger.
soil, Garvey, and others, have made assign.
ments Of their property, and are preparing
for journey to Europe. keyser, either
because be ieels less guilty or more cour.
ageous than the others, proposes to stay,
and may, perhaps, attempt to initiate Con
molly by turning States evidence against
the rest" And it hopes That the numerous
committees who are working up the matter
will not permit the escape unquestioned oil
such excellent material for conyict3 and for
witnesses"
Per contra, referring to the present con.
dition Of the Comptrollers office in connec.
ton with the exciting events Of the last
few days, the New York Eoening Post says;
GAS to the robbery of the vouchers, no.
thing more has been made public but LII.
NOR IL busy with many names in connec-
ton with it. On one thing nearly all seem
TO agree-that MIR. Connolly is innocent"
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD BONDS.
The six per cent. bonds Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad are quoted in New York
at 93 and accrued interest. This is very
good-up amongst the best railroad bonds
that are quoted. When we consider, too,
that the road is incomplete, and will not
be running through to the Ohio until a
year hence, we see that it stands very high
in New York as especially worthy Of the
confidence of capitalists.
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JrSyETIsG FyTRAoRDISARY.-A WASH
ington dispatch to the New York tribune
says:
The Treasury Department continues TO
send detachment OF three clerks to Lon
don with each instalment Of the new bonds
that goes out TO the syndicate. Eighteen OF
these fortunate gentlemen are nov abroad
ENJOYING themselves ut Government en-
pcnse, and four more dctachmcntS are to
r0-rn1king thirty clerks in all. Their pas
sage and all other travelling expenses are
paid, and they are allowed 10 be absent Tor
periods Of six weeks each, giving them
lime TO make little trip on the Continent.
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DRY GOODS.
GOOD NE W 81


rooD NEWsl
We have Just received full and splendid assofs"
sortment Of
FALL DRY GOODS
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
CALL AND BUY.
Black Alpacas from soc. upwards;
tolored Alpacls at 25, a7i, and soc. per yaVai
Kmpress Cloths, all wool, 1T zoe. and oao
Poplns, all desirable colora, at 2s' s0 sIs anu
Plaids, latest styles, at 40, 80, s7s, and soc.:
J,paneae silks and Poplins, in all pretty shades
Irish Poplins at 81. go; WORTH 81 eryard;
rassimeres, DoeskIns
Broadcloths, Waterprools,
FIannels. Blar kets:
sbs Is, skIte, Qul'fs,
Table Linens Napk'ne,
Towels, Habdksrchieis,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Embroideries,
Ribbons,
~ other pretty and desirable goods, at
"''' WIN. THALHIMER & SONS,
sooo No. COL Broad street, corner 9Th ST.
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A MUNIFIcENT OFFER. - Mr.. Corcoran
proposes 10 sell to the Board of Public
Works, for market-house or any other pur-
poses, squsre No. 4a6, situate between 18th
and 9Th streets and . and p streets north,
for the sum of Sl6O, 900, taking in pay ment
bonds to the Corcoran Art Gallery fund.
Bythis means the Territory would acquire
ibis valuable tract of land ct really no cost.
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ne BATCHELOR'S 81 A r d 7 E.
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, aud instantaneous !;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeable odor, The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves tie hair clean, soft,
beautiful does not contain particle Of lead or
any Injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, Is BOND STREET, n. Y. ty ll-eodIy
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HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,

HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
In order the better to meet the wants or their re-
tail customers at distance, have established 3
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and VAL, upon application, promptly send By mail
full lines Of SAMPLES of the EEWEST AID
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at all times to sell low II not at less prices than
any house in the country
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated manufacturers In the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
to Baltimore, our stock is 1T all times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London aud
Paris markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts, we able and willing to sell our goods
ct FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples, specify the kind Of goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every class
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccomp znied by the cash Will be sent
G.. u. D.
PROMPT Wholesale B BUYERS
are invited to inspect the stock IN our Jobbing and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER & SINS,
1877, 100, 2Ol, and eos West Baltimore street,
de a-Tu&Ely Baltimore. Md.
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~. Administration is evidently stls1aill'
Inc BUTLER in his raid upon Massashu aaas.
, lrS oJ Roston Daily Advertiser, in effect,
. nns the charge. GRANT has become so
i nsa ,not be cannot afford to quarrel with
.ho u,tras. of whom BUTLER is the pink.
Having alicnated the liberals, should he
III, ont with the ruthless leaders he Will
he left without support. BE cannot afford
Ia Z. bottle" himself up In that way.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
MARSHALL AND TENTH STREETS.


This institution Cor girls ard young ladies' will
reopen OCTOBER I'd 1871. It is designed 20
afford systematic ard complete culture from IN.
earliest to the latest stages Of progress. Il en-.
braces
/. A Preparatory Department for beginners
and intermediate classes. hree experienced
taachfrs-HISS NJ. q. LATHROP, Miss SIZE r.
HOOPER, and MISS KATE BROKEN.
BROUGH- have charge OF 1t, and there are Tour
regular grades.
3 Collegiate Department. The teachers are
CHARLES II. WINSTON, III. A., English Lii.
erature and Moral Philosophy.
L. T. GWATHMkY, A. ID, Latin and Mathe.
matics.
~ A. LEWIS M. D., Natural Sc.ences.
MRS. !. c. HALLOWHL',. higher English.
MRS. A.P. YOUNG. French.
Instruction is provided also in Germ IN and
other branches.
Fsnecial attention is invited TO The SCHOOL OF
NATURAL SCIENCES in this department, =,
the IL stitu.e has unequllled advantages for ex.
pertinent Elustra:lon.
g. An Ornamental department. To cheers. Pro-
fessors THILDW and SElBgkT, MRS. PITT.
MAJ, and others.
4. 4 Boarding Department. with ample and ex-
ceijent accommodations.
Catalogues with terms, &C., may be obtsined at
the bookstores or OF thu unde.sgnei at Tie Instl.
tue. CHARLES II. WINSTON. NJ. \,
&c l4-3w President.
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mARRTED.

ksst Peter,s Cathedral on che 18Th igslans p ~
Right Rev. j. Mcaill. Mr.. JOHs = "a IAN ohter
Ajexaniiria Va. 10 Miss JOANNA f'' o"asD'S'
az lanes T Beddy. OF this city. ,oru
Bsltimore and washington papers please oop''
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IMPROVED RAILROAD BRAKE.-Mr. Will
liam Loughridge, Of this city, says the
Baltimore Sun, one Of the most scientific
inventors of this country, and a practical
mechanic, is the inventor Of railway
brake that promises to be an entire success.
MIR. Loughridee has materially improved
on his original invention, and, he thinks,
over that of all other patent brakes SO
much that his will be generally adopted by
our railroads. The Pittsburgh (Pa.) Post
says:
"Mr. William Lough' idse, we'll known
In this CITY, announces that. after series
of practical experiments, he is prepared to
offer bis services to railway companies tor
the purpose Of equipping their, trains with
car brakes. by which the brakes can be
applied with the best advantage, and
without sliding wheels. II Mr.. Lougl-
ridge has made any improvement on the
Westinghouse brake, he will he looked
upon as q public beuefactor."
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NDrCIAI, RARGAINE.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DEESS PATTERNS, slim-
mer aud Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black hipacas, &c. y,
upon their back counter, TO be sold Oh al h9u
value, as their inventory season list Septemoer)
approaches. L. Il. PRICE & Co.'
jy29 1lol Main street.
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The New York Tribune, now that Mr.
GREELEY is an aspirant for the Presidency,
sees very readily the short-comins OF Fede-
raj officials and the little uanGuvrcs for
their Qualification. The last Tribune thus
airs one of these matters:
ga little while ago the invaided clergy
man. sent to Europe for the cure OF The
bronchitis, was q standing joke in the
newspapers; now it is the Government
clerk. who is sent over to Europe 'on
Government business at public expense.
The Treasury, Post-ottice, Government
Architects office, and nearly. every other
public department, has each in turn Turn
ished recruits to the lucky army of American
tourists in Europe. Twenty or thirty
of these gentlemen are enjoying themselves
abroad without cost. or are about TO sail on
their first foreign tour. Once it was thought
q fine thing to be u popular city pastor with
sore throat which nothing but European
air could cure, but the modest clergymen
are altogether outnumbered by the travel
ling Government clerks"
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TOLLINS INSTITUTE.
NrETTppS

OFFICERS
for the session opening 9Th geptembe1,l;n:
CHARLES l.. COOKE, A. NJ, superintendent:
JOS. 4. TURNER, A. H.. Languages;
WILLIAM Il. PLEASANTs, Mathematics and
Sciences
AUG. CULAAv, Piano and Organ;
MISS JULIA TUTWiLER, MoGern Languages;
MISS :. C. WALTHALr:, Guitar and singing;
MISS ROMA =. COChE. LANGUAGES;
MISS MARY EVELYN HILL, Preparatory
MRS. s. Y. COOKE, Domestic department.
NATIONS:
Mrs. q. R Mcyeigh, Mrs. Mary 5loan, Mrs. N.
G. H2rman.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, S1ls TO $780, Music, 80 to
500.
Post-cflice, Botetourt Springs, Vs.; depot, IA
lem, A., q. aud NJ. railroad.
HolIius Is fully equipped. Send on the girls.
I'll lwxteoR3w
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GO TO
JULIUS SYCLES'S,
4l5 BROAD STREET. bttween 4th and 5th.
He has received large lot OF FLANNELS, OF
al shades and colors IN which he { fers great IN
ducements. as every one wishes such goods at
this time of the year. they would therefore do well
to give him call. .
He offers to the public great inducements in the
way Of CASslMEREs, which he Will sell f9r 25c.
and Soc per yard less than th9y can be bought this
season, and which are only suitable for la! and
winter.
He will open this day so dozen Gents Meriro
Shirts ana Drawers which he offers at last years.
prices.
He also ffers full line OF f al Dress Goods very
cheap-such as Black Silks, Irish Popltns, Bonn
bazines, Aipacas, Merinos, Empress Cloths aid
IRISH Keys B.eat he'd, Brown, aad other Dcmes-
tIcs-a Iuil assortment.
Thirty five pairs Of blankets on hand, which he
offers at last years prices
Remember, goods have advanced.
JULIUS SYCLES,
AIS BROAD street, betwesn 18th and 5Ih SITS.
Statesmen {: j. j. Turner, John h. Gary, W.
u. 20 x eIs, and A. q. Beyell.
Store closed on SATURDAYS. au %
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~= AUGUST, 1871.

STAPLES:
Linens and Linen Shecsings;
Brown ana BIeachcd Cottons:
Cotton Sheetinge and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
TAT old prices, although sdvancing)
Linen. B.; som Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Cas3imeres, &c, for gents and boys.
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A MELIA INSTITUTE-MALE AND
n FEMkLE.-Tbree terms of 10 weeks each.
First term op:ns OCTOBER ID ISL and closes
December 23d. Board. including was, Ing, led,
bedding, light, fuel--snd Tuition, nclud n. all he
branches iaugtt-rer session of months, *?ea.
Board ETC., &lN; higher kngtsh a2o; Latin aud
Grcek, extra, $40 Frenc n extra, 30. Music-ln-
strumeptal, $50; vocal, private lessons. $780, in
class, 80; use Of instrumen., $40. One third pay.
q bic beginning OF esch term.
PARTIES viii apply to A. V: SCOTT. Secretary
and Treasurer, Amelia G. T.. Va.
REV. W. 3. GILMORE,
nlmk Principal.
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sprerAL NOTICES.

rDREss GooDsl DRESS GOODS
Large additions to our stock OF DhAoo aooDo.
Handsome gray.str,ped JAPANESE slLhs =.
1885,. worth 81 and cheap at Chat; kMrhIe0
CLOTHS in all colors aIl.wooi SATIN siLho'
BLACK SILKS, very cheap; JAfANhoh
ROBES. in all the new shadts; PoPi1hs, fof-
rINAIpacAs. OTTOMAN CLOTHS, and lots
of other styles of DRESS GOODS, all at very great
bargains at LEV DIV
Look q. the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
GLOVES.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
My school for young ladies'. with two expe-
rienced and competent .em&lc teachers, VIII open
FIRST IL OCTOBER, 1871, and close both June,
1872. ~
This beautiful, remarkably healthy, and scce,si-
be uiace is situated IN Louisa county Va. within
a mile Of FredericB's Hall depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, where there is post and telegraph
office.
Board and tuition In TnTish, French, Latin and
Mathematics $50; Vocal and instrumental Music,
with use of ri mo. 800 hall payable In advance,
aud the balance 18th Of February next. no ex-
tras. r
an I5d3,awgy Mrs. n. ". HARRIS.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

4 -
The duties OF this school will be resumed upon
the I'D OF OCTOBER.
School rooms south side or Franklin, between
81 and 4tlI streets, No. 900.
Reference for the pre-. ent to Mrs. Z. Z. Hooson,
corner OF sth and 81 srs fall-Ho. JIG:
Circulars to be fund ut I'll the bookstores IN
September. au N-2l. l,3e.teOdIce7o,tutOcI
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MFRS. PEI L L It's SCHOOL FOR
wi YOUNG LaD1ES.-The session will COM
mence the Cd OF October. TIL pupils OF this
school Will be thoroughly grounded In their pii-
mary studies, and fitted for teac" e-6. For terms,
&C., apply ct her residence, loo! Broad street.
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EpUCATr0NAL.

EDUCATl0NA L.
MASONIC ACADEMY /, and c,.y
lN 49, nth street bet. Msfsha al ana 1' oia y.
basement OF the Synagogue.
A An5 D. oHA asosiihN f BsEKNE1T, ssrsTAsr'
neg. :ssesR 81 'sPssp vi
on cIo,e ee on t na1 LAST FRiDA7 IL JUNE; and
The number OF scholars w VII , bs MondsS in
10 n,eh WV ntji the beginning OF the second hai
session. az d then only to ill vscaneias. .,o
President and Board Of Directors.
THOs. II. DEWITT, President.
$:$H $;;fBEsas
Is. r. WELLFORD, ,
&. 3. JACOBS, sec'y. sc 2o-eeL2zSeoet.o0-
NRs. DIR. MUNFoRD will RESUME
tre dates of her sCaoOL Ior girisr and sm har
RGSs I On ia st seeet between Cary and Ca
nal Eetnp grateful for ST liberal PATRONAGE, enc
hopes by renewed energy 70 msIis oiig Scsnni
from friends and the PUBIC seueiaii'' eo 70 ~
room on fret floor. 0 o0 -
AIRS. ROBINSON HAVING RETURN
T III ~ 70 on tIs IV;t3}Chh MUSIC. She can be
found al her residence, Geo Main street, IRON 70
10 o. clock. = -
DUTLAND SELECT SCHOOL.
j. n. TIMBERLAKE, NJ. A., University or
T6is Institution Will open on the LIST Of October,
md close on the 27th of June. .
TERMS 1915; payable one,hat on the mist OF
Octoptr and the other half February l4th. wa h
Ing and lights extra.
Number limited to twenty.
Foc circular, &C., address
j. Ell. TlMBEaLAKE, Affects 7. o..
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad:
snlstCc6* Hanover county, Va.
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DRIVATE SCHOOL AT UPPER
SHIRLEY, CHARLES CITY CO., VA.

Having employed competent teacher for my
children, will take few boys
Terms for session Of nine AID h'lf months,
sl8O-one half In advance, balance on 1st, Of
March, 1s72-school commencing lst OF October.
For further particulars, address
JSO. A. sELDFN, City Poin. P. o.,
seu-atsw3w* Prince George Co.. Va.
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The school referred to IN the above card vii,
open MONDAY. October Cd. NN WIZ
TERMS $50, 500, AID $40, according to advance.
ment.
sc 1e-tO2 j. A. CHAHBLIps
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xX7ANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY Gal
family. She is competent to teach MUSIC and The
psu.lESGLiSH BRANCHES address
l.. ". w., care Dispatch office,
ecoLsw3L# Richmond, Va.
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WANTS.

WANTED, IA SITUATION AS SALES
w NAN, By 3 YUUNG MAN, in dry goofs
house or grocery willing to work References
Ca, II. Given Address G. Is. H,
GO o..s.* Moutaguc'sP o., Va.
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IIiE AND CEMENT.

T IME, LIME, LIME-ROCKVILLE
IL LINE OR WILSON NATURALIZATION on
toe canal having been restored, we shall be re-
csiying by the LIST OF October the ROCKVILLE
Inns In regular semt.weekly supplies, FRESH
from our htlns In Botstourt county, Va.
DlLL3N, Elicit b CO.,
Sc 22-am Manufacturers, 1903 Dock ct. :
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{ A CARD-SCHOOL ANNOUNCE
IA mENT.-Having detel mined to dIscon,,nr.
frequently inquired OF by my former 2st,s am
where they shall send their sons. I am hanny ~
be able to solve this question which had axsrc,s1
J. A. CHAMBLISe proposes TO OPEN sFi,n ney.
In my former rooms, corner OF Main ard IL,
directs. shall send my son 10 him. bsey NO ,hss
could not find te:ter scholar or ChrIs.la an aer
item an TO take charge OF bis education r ren,
Hrdial!y recommend him TO my patrons and ,so
pubic generally. Very respectfully, 0 'ue
L. SECURE.
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/ EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCA7IOHAI.
THE SIXTEENTH SESSION 49,
Mss eoaDoSss,s SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES AND CHrLnpru
Will begin on
MONDAY, October "a,

TEACHERS.
Mrs. GORDON, Preparatory Glass tlim,,ed - ;.
miss yEssIE GORDON, KDsl,sb:
GEOhaE y; MEARll,L, a. M, Latin. Math..
matlcs, Hatural and Moral sciencs: na'ns<
Madame Ian ~ ~ MARTIN viii have en-.
O. A. ERICSSON, German.
For DRAWIsG GLASSES, the same srr,rv.-
For circulars, apply to
.,s,o, THR PpIycIPAL.
Sc lo-0ll s1s Franklin street
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AIRS. ROBINSON HAVING RETu RN-
wi SD TO the city, will resume her duties rs
TcACHER OF VOCAL MUSIC. she can i o o,
found at her residence, oG9 MAIN stfee'' l1on
| Jz,l,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

WANTED, e GOOD COOK, WASHER,
w and NOS ER. Also. GOOD HOUSE
SILVA VT for 4 small family. Must bring good
references, or need not apply. Apply at 70 us
west CLAW street. Sc Il 2LF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

~BLACK ALPACASl BLACh
ALpaCAs.-We now oTer very large STOCK Oh
BLACK ALPAUAs,
from PC. to 81 per yard.
Also at low prices:
BoMBAZI*ES,
TAM1oE, and
CaEPE DE PARIS,
LEVY BROTHERs'.
Look at The EMPRESS AUGUSTA hiD
GLOVES. ---------------.-.
me- TOWELS
TOWELS!
soo d. Ems the CHEAPEST TOWELS ever OIL
fered in this city.
17s TABLE CLOTHS at astonish!ng!y 10"
prices.
40 dczsu rAPKIEs ind DOYLIGS' at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street
Look at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
GLOVES.