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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

The NORTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.-We
find the following items relating to thi;
road in tho last Greensboroush Patriot.
We are gratiticd to see the reduction OF
rates upon the road. 1t is the exponent OF
the policy that is to be pursued by the
company controlling that road and the Dan
vile road:
Reduction Of Rates.-We are informed
by letter from W. FL. GREEN, superintend-
ent Of the North Carolina railroad, that the
rates Of travel have been reduced on this
road. now called the North Carolina Dlys.
ion of the Richmond and Danvlle railroad
to four and half cents per mile first class,
and three cents per mile second class. The
rates heretofore have been about six cents
per mile first class.
This Is material reduction, but We hope
to see it still lower.
Stockholders Neeting.-Pursuan to call
of adjourned meeting in July, the stock.
holders of the North Carolina railroad, to
the number Of ten, assembled in the court.
house yesterday at o'clock.
On motion, r. w. Form, Of Cuharrus
county. took the chair, and Mr.. JESSE Ii.
LINDSAY acted rs secretary.
A sufficient amount oil stock not beiun
represented, after some brief remarks by
ID. +. CALDWELL, {. Z. MENDENHALL, aud
others, it was resolved TO adjourn to meet
in this city on the Goth day of December.
This stockholders meeting Is a mere liz
ZIe,
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An Interesting Item.


The Washington correspondent "l tne
Baltimore Gazette makes the following
statement j.,
ga report has gained crcdcnce here 1na'
Senator Lewis and cN-RepreschtatNc M.
kepzie. of Virginia, intend TO maze i hshI
upon the carpet bagGerS in Virginia III siic
aDpr oachiug Republican Convention III
that State, with view TO removing tneti
from Office, and breaking down their polltlrc
cal il fiuence in the Republican party O,
Virginia. 1t is claimed by our lntorman'
that such u move is absolutely conten-
Mated. and will be carried out, but, as thl5
intelligence comes second.hanled, we sun
ply give publicity to the report lor WhaV IL
Is WORTH
We think it is time that this were true.
We cannot see how Nirginians can tolerate
the low and INSCRIPTIONS carpet-o'SSers
who have thrust themselves into the com
munty, and through cunning anu talse-
hood won the support of the negroes.
They have proved to be utterly unlrust-
worthy and dishonest. No wonder MI.
HUGHES complained that they hid brought
their party in dislepute amongst The people
Of Virginia. If MIR. Senator LEWIS and MI.
LEWIS MCKENZIE are about to move against
these birds Of prey, they are about to do
what they should have done before this.
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The KuKLUx TRIcK.-It is stated that il
is positively determined by the kukIux
Committee to send three subcommittee
to the South-one to North and South
Carolina, one to Florida and Georgia, and
one to Alabama and Mississippi. They are
to draw on an appropriation to enforce the
kuklux law, the $4,000 appropriated for
the use Of the committee being exhausted.
OF course this Is necessar, to carry out the
kukluX scheme. These committees will
find means to keep up the excitement at
the North and fortify GRANT in his camp,
defended by sectional hatred and the pre-
JUDGES and rancors of the war. See what
poor GREELEY has done in supporting the
kuklux measures. He has helped GRANT |
TO 0 stick which breaks his own head. ms II !
Will break the heads Of all Republicans op-
posing GRANT who may attempt to fight
him In the Republican ranks.
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DIED..

~, 1,,rsd,v evening, at qua ter to O'CLOCK, az
MI, en res Itnce on Main street. Of t,phoia ,e'ei'
Mr.. WM F. PEAY, In the s9d year nt ms ms
w = Church on SUNDAY .FTERNOON, ths
oarh insl. nj o. clock. The friends ana aequaint
sSce. of the family are respectfully invited " a.
tend.
,,,ho -os,.arce of her father, on Brook ave-
mo on the cod ius' , ut gu ,rter TO o,ci9T ~,
TAirWt EILEn, elrest daughter Of Ehwaru W !
and Il code c. Pow. II, aged year, moh'i7 '"O
Fl dIys. 49,, ro,r
called hence by e1r!y doom,
just came to show now sw> 9, h'"e'
In Paradise could bioom.'
e..,, wI1t,te place at Emanuel Ohurch
Tafs aFTEkNOON at 81 O'Clock. FIenn5 anu ~
acou ,in,au ces Of the family are re- pec1o
yitet TO attic I'D without further ho'''o'
resldepee, of her M Ihsat NhNNI
f TN se on ads danser Of Alexander Hernd.n
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Is IT PosslBLE?-A Washington letter

Is IT PosslBLE?-A Washington letter
says:
sit is stated that Senator WILSON, whilst
in Europe, observing the habits of the Ger
mans in the use of wines and beer, and
their freedom from strict laws on Sunday,
became convert to more liberal ideas than
he has recently entertained. and does not
now believe in strict prohibition and the
restraints put upon our people on Sundays
and days OF recreation"
Has WILSON 30 much Of humanity in his
cold, hard, selfish heart? If this be true,
we need despair Of no man.
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The Auti.Grant Party.

Senator SEIZURE, III his Nashville speech,
suggested the eXpedicncy OF 4 new party,
composed ui sincere patriots OF all par
ties, opposed to the corruptions and policy
of the Government. Such a movement
would secure the confidence OF Rcpubli-
cans who could noi cooperate with the
Democratic party. and he further stated
that it would secure the support Of the en-
tic German population.
Here is the great trouble with the vast
army OF opposition to GRAFT. How TO
unite it is tec question. IF Republican
opponents Of GRANT seek TO get nomlna-
ton in opposition to him from the Kepun-
lican Convention they will be Disappointed.
Til" Administration has already taken mea-
surcs Tor their defeat. The edict has gone
forth that the otfice-holders ana wire
workers must commit the party, in all IT.
conventions, TO General GRANT. There is
DO preparation to meet that movement. IL
cannot he opposed just now, and before Tie
opposition can take any step Whatever Inc
Whole party will be committed to GRANT as
far as these so-called conventions OF the
people" can commit 1t.
TIE Spcculations us to Mr.. GREELEY's or
anybody else's chances Of election are
therefore little in advance. The n0nana'
ton is the point that should engage the at
ton of tie disatlected. They can't get II
in the party (Republican). and no" are
they to get it outside OF the party! iha'
is the question, and il is one that will re.
uuire great deal of reflection and practi.
cal wisdom TO dispose Of properly.
The great body Of people of all parties
opposed to the present Administration
and anxious for the restoration of peace
aud harmony TO the nation, has power to
take possession of the Government at the
next election, if it can be concentrated and
brought into the field. There could be no
greater political blessing bestowed upon
the nation than such u result. How to nc.
complish it should engage the earnest re.
Election and active efforts of every true pa
triot.
But no successful opposition to GRANT
can he made by any strategy which has no,
IN view the tricks that the Administration
is playing.
How to concentrate the opposition is the
great question. 1t can only be solved by
the developments of time. To what extent
the Democratic party may be injured b.
recent events the future will tell. What
ever turns up, we trust there is patriotism
and public devotion enough in the ranks Of
the opposition to prompt such sacrifices II,
may be demanded TO combine their strength
with the greatest effect.
The South, or Virginia at least, has but
one object--peace and harmony: peace
and harmony through the restoration Of
our federative system to its orderly work
ing under the Constitution, and the impair.
tial administration of the Government at
. Washington. That party which gives the
best assurance that it will carry out this
great object will receive our support.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE
MARSHALL AND TENTH STREETS

This institution for girls AID young IadIes will
reopen OCTOBER I'd 1871. l. is desianed tn
afford systematic and complete culture fr.l N,
earliest to tie latest stages OF progress. Ii en-.
braces .
i. A Preparatory Department for beginners
and intermediate classes. 1bree experienced
teach srs-DIss NJ. q. LATHROP, Miss sTRC
HOOPER, and MISS KATE BROCKRS,
BKOUGa- have charge OF II, aud there are Icur
regular grades.
3 n Collegiate Department. The Teachers are
CHAaLE. III. WINSTON, II. a., English Lii.
erature ard Moral Philosophy.
L. IT. GWhTAAkY, 4. ~, Latin and Ma,he.
MATES.
Il. A. LEWIS N. D., Natural 'c,snces.
MES. !. C. HaLL0WELi., higher English
Mrs. 4. p. YOUNG, French.
'Ins.ruction Is provided also IN German and
other brircheo.
Fsuecisl attention is invited 70 the SCHOOL OF
NATUnAf. SCIESCES Ia this department, as
the destitute hiss unequilled advantages for ex.
psriment,l illustration.
.. An GrnsInentsl department. Teachers. Pro.
fessors THILuW and SElBEKT, MRS. FIT.
MAJ, and others.
/. A Boarding Department, with ample and A.
ce!ieut accommodations.
Catalogues, with terms, &C., may be obt,ineI a.
the bookstores or % the underGignst at lilo ins.
tate. CHARLES Ii. WINSTON. 81. A,
Sc 14-3w President.
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REMOVAL OF TIE CHEROKEES FROM NORTH
CARcLlSA.-TEe Washington Star has the
following paragraph concerning the re-
noyal Of the Cherokees from the North
State:
"FrieDd John D. LANG, acting secretary
to the Board OF Indian Commissioners, re-
turned from his home, in Maine, this MORN
ing. Dir. LANG and Colonel ID. &. Cox, Of
the Interior Department, have been deslS-
mated by Secretary DELANo to proceed TO
North Carolina and remove the Che. okees
in that State to the indian Territory, and
will leave some time next week. There are
about 1,5GU ChcrokccS in the State, all OIL
whom are anxious for change OF resi-
dence. Mr.. LANG and Colonel Cox ieaVc
for Philadelphia and New YORK tomorrow
for the purpose Of purchasing clothing 'ot
Indians. In this duty Mr.. LANG acts tor
the Indian Commission, and Colonel Cox
represents the department OF the Interior"
A telegram in our paper Of yesterday
stated that "Friend LANG" had gone
nolthward to buy provisions for these ln-
dams. They are very quiet people, and
have continued to live down to this day iii
the land OF their fathers. But they are
now to go. Whether with their own con-
sent or by force, it is all one. They were
the original owners-the lords OF the soil
and are torced.by the natural distinctions
between them and the whites to go away
to new hunting-grounds, where they will
be to themselves. But how long before
they will have to look out once more Tor a
place of retreat from the pale-laccs?
The late ofthese poor savagcS IS III strik-
ing contrast with that of Il barbarolls race
| which, through the avarice Of the white
| man, was imported into this country. We
drive away the barhariaus who owned the
llud originally and we elevate the barb;l.
rians that we imported from Africa to
| equality with the white man-wc put them
in Office and send them to the Legislature
and to Congress. We find the African with
all the facial indications Of barbariSm, and
some with tue distinct marks of the canni-
bal, who can neither read nor write, sit
ting in the halls of state making laws for us
and occupying the seats once honored by
the greatest men in the land!
This wonderful contrast VIII attract the
attention of the future historian, aud the
world will be amazed at the monstrous fol-
lies ofthe men Of these days.
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THE STEAMER CASPIAN arrived al Norfolk
on Thursday evening. from Liverpool, in
fourteen days. She had pleasant voyage.
She brought over sixty passengers-all
English and Scotch. They are immigrants,
the larger part of whom intend settling in
Virginia. Some went to Chrlstiansyille,
Mecklenburg county; some to Prospect
and Pamplin's depot, in AppomattoN coun.
ty and some to Wythe county. Some went
TO Tennessee and others to North Carolina.
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the evening Of the So19 RsV .
Minniserode, Mr. GEO. 4; sai raii,;p.d' to Miss
sas MVRRfs, daughter OF the late Adoiphas
Morris, ksq
In ttip city, a. Synagogue KennesSetn issaelW "
The Ish Instant, 6y the Key; n p 70 Miss Rs.
II. MORkI.. Of Tarh c,ts Paint e. Va
Baltimore and New York papers piss0e wy"
In this CITY. on the 10th OF septe~6s1; ~ ne ne
Right Rev. bishop Whittie p r; SIvisoD -
SKIPWlTH to Miss mAHlA L. Dhoo
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
rEHE OCTOBER NUMBER OF
sCRIBNER'S MoSTHLY,
which closes the eecoud volume Of this
BRILLIANT PERIODICAL,
contains

contains
FOUR ILLUSTRATE u ARTICLES.
AN ISLAND ON FIRE illustrated by THOMAS
The I Lasf OF THE PEoUnDs.
WATER: IT'S WAYS AND USES.
GOW 1HE STORM CAME. "a PQem.)
1here Is also A GRAPH :; e rCHING Dy BUSH.
"a NEW EhGLAND TOWN MEETlSG."
The Essays ar Was Adam the First dan p
the title which Il sufficiently striking to demand
attention; he Philosophy OF Good Healtn-an
sIticle which cannot be 700 highly mmended.
The Stories and Descriptive Articles are Geo.
Macdonald magnificent serial, n tlirid Cumber-
mede; The Eleventh Cot; A Summer Trip to
Newfoundland; The Cloah-Cubby and the 81 le-
Room or, How We Lost Aunt Fanny.
There is a SUNNEr, roem, 1.-The RBj4 MS
en- and another remarkable Poem, "ln the
Valley Of Shadows"
DR. Holland writes characteristic notice Of
Charles Scrioner. In Il talk about "thepherds
andthcr Fiocks,'' he considers the question Of
gifts and donations to CierSymen; and under
the title 1.-The difficulty with Dickens - he dis
cusses the question presented in the atlantic,
yves Dickens Christian?" lie also gives us
bis views OF 1.-The Improved American, )" at home
TILE OLD CABINET contains description
OF the Shaker Service. home AND SOCIETY
takes Us from the parlOr TO the woods and baIk
again In Charming way.
In CULTURE AND PROGRESS AT HOMO
we have an invaluable Talk About Teachlrg
notices Of Charles t:eate's Works, more about
ii twthorne, Heorge Sand, &c.
In CULTURE AND p. OGRES3 ABROAD
there discussions ct French and German
Literature the W oman q ;es.ion In Italy hicha ard
Wagner, &c. sCk!B sER Il CO..
II 65t Broadway, n. Y.
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CHIEF FNGISEER,s OFFICE
EIIHa a Nh 4 lilo Il 90 L,

> Do
DARTIES HAVING A CCOUN rs
IL against the con SthUCTi,pN department Of
this roa0 - LII please present The m promptly on
the LIST Octo er, prcxImo, the fiscal year OF the
com panY osing on 2sth September, and 1t being
desiI BE to have ali te accounts against this de-
p trtment orsfented and paid.
BY direction OF
ss23,5s j. j. TRACY, Treasurer.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-

I;'HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
Z & Ia 10 TIE sEsnIFF OF THE CITY
OF hIGlM SD GRkh9ING: We command
YOU to summon the OLD DOMINION STEAM
SHiP COMPANY to appear at the Clerks Office
OF our Circuit Court o. the city of Richmond, at
the court room OF said cour, IN said city, at rules
.'SShoV IN A9 2 TSREs SEXT o ~ sIs ;Sa
action OF Rufus IL. French and Betsy Maria
French, his wife, Of plea OF tcspass The case.
DamSge, $50 oG0. And have Then and there this
writ.
Witness, ALFRED SHIELD. clerk of our said
curt ut Richmond the 18th day Of Septemb sr,
1871, and In tue 05th yrlr OF the Commonwealth.
copy--Teste: #
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
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HENRY KAYTON, PRO <s~ssu
II FfSsOR OE OrTICS. haR re 4s5sN11 NaS

LII FfSsoR OF OrTICS, has e-%sS1 -
moved three doors above his old stand 70 No. OF
BkuAD sT-sE At, between sth and 9Th
he bags leave 10 inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he has on hand the beat IRA
ZILIAN PEBBaES ever introduced fn the city,
snd warranted TO suit every eye vhefa the sishs is
not entirely destroyed. The best Of references
given from our most prominent citizens. IA
intend TO leave the city soon on professional
tour, call early; 1t Will BIO for your benefit.
90 loot
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NJ AUGUST, 1871.

NJ AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEw AND sEASONAB.g DRY
GOODS,
L. Il. PRICE & GO. have just opened
Brown, Green, Buo, buff and Pink Cambrics
fer dresses and trimming;
New Lace snd Linen Collars snd Sleeves
Ladies Col,red and Black KID Chores, very best
Black Gro Grain .iiks, cheap;
Cotton and s.slc.Thrcad Hose aud 3alf Hose;
Euintsgaa Hose and Hall Hose, superior:
Uo.scls--eqerJ make srd quality
STA1LHS:
Liuuus ard Linen shectinRs;
Brown aGd Bleached Cottous;
Cotton shcctipgs and Pillow Cottons;
Haluasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
lat old prices, although advaacinG)
Linen-Bcsom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks. Collars, CLOVIS,
Casaimeres, &C.. for gents and boys.
SpECIkL BARGAINS.
Two TO :bree hundred DRESS PATTERSA, Sum
mer and Fall Foal!ns, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, to be Sold of at hall
value, rs their inventory season list September,
approaches. T. &. PRICE Il CO.,
iy2o 1lol Main street.
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ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
III. A. & j, s. WISE, %. q, Sc y3,laGIy

Ill. A a. D. D w lSE, p % &c IJSlH%2T
HOBSON Il SCOTT, P R A CT1CAL
Ill HAIg-, UrTERs, just above the post Office.
have reduced the price Of HAIR-CUrfIhG and
SH NPOitING to rs cents. If you wish to have
your HAIR CUT In the latest and most improved
style give them call.
n. B.-Hot, Cold. and Shower. B this can be
had at all hours Single BATH rs cents five tick
cts for 81. sc 23-3ta
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A MELIA INSTITUTE-MALE AND
"A FEMhDE.-Tires terms Of IL weeks each
First term op:ns OCTOBER ID ISL AMI closes
December 23d. Board. including was ny, led
beddius, light, fuel-G1d Tuition. incind all liz
branches iaught.-per session OF months SEA.
Board, ETC, STA; higher Rng,ish, go; Latin ard
Greek, extra, 80 French extra, s!o. Music In
ornamental, $50; vocal, private lessons. $50 III
class, 80; use OF instrument, FLO. One third pay.
able begtrni ing OF each term.
Parties will apply TO A. ': SCOTT. Secretary
and Treasurer, Amelia g. b.. Va.
EEv, ". q. GILMORE,
seq Inns PRINCIPAL
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.

OFFICEKS
for the session opening 9th Septembe-, ISL:
CHARLES l.. COOKE, 4. NJ, Superintendent;
JOB. i. TURNER, A. g.. Languages;
WILLIAM Il. PLEASANTS, Mathematics and
Sclencea
AUG. CUL MAJ, Piano and Organ;
Miss JULIA TUTWILER. Modern Languages:
MISE :. e. WhLTHaLG, Guitar and singing;
MISS ROSA T.. COOKE, Languages
MRS. S. '. COOKE, Domestic Department.
NATIONS:
Mrs. II. R McVeigh, Mrs. Mary Sloan, Mrs. n.
G. Hartman.
TERMS:
Bo,-d and Tuition, S2I5 to $3.50. Music so To
$50.
Post-office, Botetourt Springs, Va. depot, Ia
lem, A., y. and III. railroad.
Holirs Is fully equipped. Sand on The girls.
au 1s-lw zteoW3w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ng- DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
: ,arce additions to our stock Of DREsS GOODS
Handsome gray-stripcd JAPANEsH BIZ. .Aa ~
7sc., worth 81 and cheap st that; Ehphhos
CLOTHS In all colurs all.wool SATIN si ~
BLACK SILKS, very cbesp; dAfAahoI
ROBES, in all the ne. sinadts POPblNs' for'
LIN ALPACAs, OTTOMAN CLOTHS ana i0's
ofother ntylos orDRE5s GOODS, MI at very s'es'
bargains at LEV u,o
Look at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA hlo
""oN fcsl
GLOVES.
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TAX NOTICE.

IME AND LATHS.-i,a00, barrels
~ RpCkLA ID LIME, SO eao EASTERN
LAThis. daily expected fur sale by
A 8, LEE.
80, SC, 10 ss Ia
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL FOR
wi YOUNG LADiGS.-The session viii COM
mcnce the I'd Of October. Tn. pupils NJ this
school will De thoroughly grounded IN their p'l.
airy studies, and fitted Tor teacre,S. For tenn,
&C., apply At her residence, l0c2 Broad street.
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DATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WEAR BALTIMORE. I'D.

NEAR BALTIMORE, SD.
This I1sttu' has been IN Operation for thrT
yeare, and enjoys = Da.ional reputation. "lh
the mum Der OF pupils limited TO ninety, l. has rep
receutatlves from LwOthirds OF the states pr.pc'
pally south and southwest. Its location Is pre-,
eminently healthfui, is central, and easily reached
by railroad from Baltimore aud Washinrton city.
For circulars address MES z. y. hKGHth,
~ lS-sud3m ElltcCtt City Post-oftice, Nd.
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Mrs. Pellet viii receive class OF Young ladies
who IN ay desire 10 pIIsue systematic course OF
study In history. II will inciud. the geography
OF the Ancient World aud che historical nd po-
liticai geography 0 the Middle AGES snd OF aodcrn
Europe, illustrated by maps o! the latest au hlti'
ITO. i-;sduc
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NRS. PEYTuN AND MRS. GARNETT,
WI assist d by MISS AUGUSTA DANIEL. VIII
reopen their school for young ladies and children
on lbe FL ST II isNDsY IN OCT BEk. Latin
and Modarn Languages will be taught by profess
sorS. Mrs. peyton viii receive iuto her ianiily
six young tdies as 10 .rder-, For circulars. &C.,
3ppiy at No. 623 Franklin street, on the corner OF
eth.
In Bellies Lettres. sc l!-3+wIm
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A MEETING OF TIE CONoERFA-
N TIVE PANTY of Fn!rhcl 81 township VIII ne
DAY, th> 231 of September, ISL at IL o. clock NJ,
for!he purpose of selecting dclCg 10 the Con-
renti ~ for the uomn 2tlol ol Candldlt=S Tor inc
Scna,e and itouse Of Delegates of Virginia. IT Is
hoped IN {: c very voter rhn ca2 possibly attend
Will do SO, Ia order to have tull ana unbiased
!ncH.i.g. l.. " HOES NtiEh'
sGig-Tu FS 8. TuWnlhip superintendent.
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The school referred to In the above c.,s .,v
open MONDAY. October I'd, ~'N VIII
TEENS: $50, SEQ, and $40, according to advance.
ment.
sc 1902 j. A. CHANpIfsa
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me- ALL KINDS OF CHECK SWISS
sTp,pED NaIN5uoK. CAMBRIA and jaw
rvr m1rs,,1Hs: WHITE BaILLIANT5, INDIA
rw1LLLONG CLOTH. All 81 very low p.i'''
4 An' N''' LEVY BROTHERS..
st rcuara KIN
1,o,k at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA hiD
-" sell
OWES.
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ATRS. ROBINSON HAVING RETU RN-
SH rD TO the city. will resume her duties rs
T-AUEES OF VOCAL MUSIC. hbe can be
founJ at her residence, 600 Aain stree, from 10
- a3n,Hn, 1e2w<
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VARINA TOWNSHIP, HENRlCO
noner-ystiye voters 81 this township held at
Four-nlie Creek Church on SATURDAY, at
o clock y. NJ. for the purpose OF e'ectnS d3le-
gales 10 tho conventions to meet on The ?6ih Inst.
to nomn ate cauaida;es for The Sena.c aud House
% So Sl.at "''' y. II. NFLSnu. sup's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

IA MEET.-Having dete' mined 10 discon,,IL'
my school, so long conducted in ihls civ iIa a
frequently inquired OF By my former nst,e sm
be able to solve this question which had pp, "
my nird In reference TO my own son. Tbs to co
j. A. CHAMBLLS5 proposes TO OPEN srJ,n ny.
In my former Iocms corner Of Main and ~;
could not find better scholar or Chris. an ses '
tIeman TO take charge Of his education 7 rr en.
Cordially recon mtnd him 70 INV satrnns ,ra mns.
public generally. Very respectfully, '"1 'as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-23

WANTED, 4 RELIABLE WHITE
w WOMAN, TO clean cuambers aud sew also,
a WHITE NURSE. Apply a. 100 Clay street.
LIN