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The NEGRO Sn11hhad

A great "hubbub" is raised at Titus.
vile, Pennsylvania, because of the snub-
blng Of the negro by the Radicals there. A
/ breakfast was given to General GRANT, as
he was going to Cincinnati, at this Titus
vile. Seventy-tiye tickets were sold. Sew
eral negroes applied for tickets, but only
one of them succeeded. ABRAHAM LEE,
after some demur on the part OF the ticket
seller, got one; but when he presented
himself at the door be was not allowed to
enter, although he had paid his two dol.
lars. ABRAHAM publishes an indignant
! card, concluding as follows:
The facts in regard to my treatment at
the Marshall House the next morning are
! before the public. / need not reiterate
them here. l will say this, however, that
as approached the dining-room door, MIR.
Bloss was standing there, and 1 was quite
| sure he saw me coming. He quietly slid
away out Of sight, and l am under the i'm.
! preston that he did so to avoid witnessing
| the consequences Of his instructions to MIR.
Orr: for SIN confident that SIR. Bloss did
/ not wish Inc to so into that dining-room,
| not because of my occupation, but because
OF my color. He now seeks to shelter him.
self behind MIR. Orr. 1t is my intention to
see this thing through, not on my own per.
sonal account, but on account of my race,
and particularly such of them US Mr.. Bloss
| considers representative men.
ABRAHAM LEE.
Titusuille, Sept. 16, 1871"
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CoNvocATIoN OF KNIGHTS TEAPLAR.-The
Baltimore papers of yesterday have coptous
details of the reception Of the knights Tenn
plar who are holding their triennial conven-
ton in that city. Baltimore is overwhelm-
ing these "Sir Knights" with her bounti-
full hospitalities. The magnitude Of this as.
semblage may be imagined when it is stated
that some five hundred ladies accompany
the knights to the Monumental City To-
day the grand procession of the richly capa-
risoned Order will take place through the
streets of Baltimore.
Sir Knight C. H. MANN, received the dele-
gates, and Sir WIN. SEwELL GARDNER, u. y.
of the G. E. of the U. S., responded. line
affair "came off" with decided eclat.
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a'Trr DxYa 10 90 HoxE AND V0Tn. The
order recently issued by the Post. office De-
partnaent allowing Pennsylvanians en-.
ployed I'm the department sufficient time %
20 home to vote at the coming election, na .s
been modified SOFAS to allow each voter Is y
days' leave Of absence.
The "court paper the Washington
Evening Star, gives us the above nel ,.:
How times are changed. twas held ~ of
times that Federal office. holders ougnt NOT
70 meddle ii, politics at all, and by no means
to vote, since they were all the time on trial.
and had no right to interfere with the pub
lie Judgment by personal exertions. III
seems now that they are, by act of the Gov.
eminent, to be sent home to yote-and' OIL
course. for the Administration.
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In the kuklux trials in Raleigh the de-
PENDANTS counsel objected to the jury that
It Yves packed, and offered to prove the
charge. Judge BOND denied the opportu.
nifty. He said the jury was constituted
in the regular manner provided by law,
and he would not 60 into an Investigation
of its political complexion. Judge BOND
gave great satisfaction to the bar here. he
seemed disposed to apply the law upon a
lust construction OF its meaning and inten-
ton and decide cases impartially. We trust
this intention will appear In his judgments
upon the kuklux cases In North Carolina.
Attorney.G General AKERMAN has gone tnere
to look after the trials, and of course 10
make as much out of them as possible In
the interests Of ultra Radicalism.
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np<ncseana<N8
49, -
fHrEll.

ID this city, Wednesday morning, En- e snd May
u. WHILE, youn gest chilo Oh olhi 'iss 80
A. DfinaYd, sged ten mont
aHo little head pppn my Breast
no foot 1 spGsn nna yca ansf 1 dye ny child
10 any one busthee p'' - =, :,
His funeral will take place THIs IInnIspss3 4.
e oc!eoE from sns Canal
Ersnaias at,esn an and 9th Streets Friends and
scaasintsrcss OF the families are inVisea az
tend. s.-~--.-a.v -r,.rpIrr
september goth, at 8 O'Clock a. e.. pichn,ond
Tor The last twenty ye years, and native Of Lin
erick county, Ireland. rea,denrc
corner OF 22d and Pleasant stree.s, Union hai'
THIS EvEsIRG at q O'CLOCK. -
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Titusui!le, Sept. 16, 1871"

TIE NEBRASKA CONSTITUTION, adopted
on Tuesday, makes some bold departures
from old ideas. 1t provides for an indie
pendent Supreme Court, to act as a court
Of last resort prohibits special legislation
in every form forbids the creation of State
Indebtedness without the previous specific
consent of the people !; substitutes payment
of public officers by salary in all cases for
payment by fees; limits the exemption OF
church property from taxation to the value
Of i've thousand dollars, and contains alter
native propositions on the question Of rail-
road subscriptions by municipalities, one
prohibiting them, and the other requiring
the assent of three-fifths of the voters.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
MARSHALL AND TENTH STREETS

This institution for sirls and young ladies viii
reopen OCTOBER I'd. 1871. Il Is designed ~
afford systematic and complete culture fram ,sa
earliest to tie la:est stages Of progress. Ii en-.
/. Preparatory Department for beginner.
and intermediate classes. Three exper;enceS
teachsrs- MISS NJ. e: LATHROP, MISS SUE 6.
HOOPER, and MISC KATE BROCKpS.
Bk0UGH- have charge OF IL, and there are lour
T ACollegiate Department. The teachers Arc
CHARLES H.. WINSTON, M. A., English Ri.
eratnre and Moral Philosophy. '''''
L.. T.. GWATHAEY, A. NJ, Latin and Ma,he-
mates. .s..
MRS I. @. HALLOWS ell, Higher English.
NRs. a. 2. YOUNG. French.
Instruction is provided also In German and
other branches.
Especial attention is invited to the school, or
NATURAL SCIENCES in this department, a.
the IL stitute has urequalled advantages for ex-
periment.l illustration.
.. An Ornamental Department. Te'chers. Pro.
fessors THfL0W and sElBEET, MRS. PITT.
MAN, and others.
1. A Boarding Department, with ample and ex.
cellent accommodations.
Catalogues, with terms, &C., may be obtained at
the bookstores or OF thu undersigned at The Inst.
taie. = CHARLES II. WINSTON, II. A,
Z. .ge A-3w Presdent
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.pE.,sAL nUsICEzs.

ME- DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
Large additions to our stock OF DRESS eoooe.
Handsome gray-striped JAPANESE SILKS AZ
7sc.. worth 81 and cheap at that; EMehEso
CLOTHS In all coloTs all-wool SATIN slLhs
BLACK SILKS, very cheap; JAPAhh on
ROBES. In oil tie ne " shades; PoPLINs, foF'
I'm AIpACAs. OTTOMAN CLOTHS, aud lots
osother styles of DREss GOODS, all at very great
bargains at ~ LEV
,,oot at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
fe2l
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A correspondent refers to IN article in
the Roanoke Times concerning the period
Of the death of several Presidents of the
United States and the place Of their burial.
With reference to President Monroe, the
Times is right rs to the burial of bis re-
mains In the cemetery in New ! ork. They
were removed to this city and reinterred In
Hollywood in, we believe, 's6.
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EkFLES a.:

STAFLES:
Linens and Linen sheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Cottons
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
at old prices, although advaucing.)
Linen Bosom Shirts; Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
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MILITARY NOTICES,
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY GOODS.-We are I-.@ .
xl nov opening new aud most desira- sdeHkG
ss.ing OF VELvETS. hIBHONS, FLOW rs,
FEATHERS, HATS. BON NETS, &C., adapted TO
the FALL and WIaTEH SEASONS.
Our assortment lis large and varied, and contains
all that Is novel aud choice in the market. The
above goods I've been purchased law and will be
sold scco dn2ly. NJ Wa TIN d. CO..
Sc 2l-eod2H No. 400 Broad ST., coraer dth.
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AMUSEMENT

edmond THEATRE.
GRAND OPENING FOR The FALL
WINTER SEASON,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2sTH'
with splendid Dramatic Compaus, u nar Gar.
be,u.i ul Drop Curtain, new Scenery ne' JAR
pets, &c. c ,Dnpuss
u,r,,ten especially, by distinguished member OF
rho Richmond bar, will be delivered py
MISS AGNES MOVES.
The performance Will commence with bul"er's
LADY OF LYONS,
in which The full strength of the company Will ap-
PEER.
IRISH ASSURANCE.
For fnll particulars, see small bills;
doors open st It; curtain rises at o'cloca.
The box-shcat WIN open on Friday morning at
W est g. j. hn5tO1's boo6store, &C - ~
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HOLLlNs INSTITUTE.

= OFFICERS
for the session opening 9th september, 1871:
CHARLES I: COOKE, A, NJ, Superintendent
WILLIAM II. PLEASANTS, Mathe MATES and
Sciences
AUG. CULMAN, Piano and Organ;
MISS JULIA TUTWlLER. Modern Languages;
MISS :. c. WALTHALU, Guitar and Singing;
MISS ROSA P. COOKE, Languages;
MISS MARY EVELYN HILL, Preparatory
MRS. s. Y. COOKE, Domestic Department.
NATIONS:
Mrs. Il. R. McYe!gh, Mrs. Mary Sloan. Mira. N.
G.. Earmans
TEENS:
Board and Tuition, gals to case. Music, so to
500.
Post.oflce, Botetourt Springs Va; depot, ga
lem, A., y. and d.. railroad.
Hollips is fully equipped. Send on the girls.
AL I1-lw&teOw3W
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NJ OTTO E.-Haying DISCONTINUED
~ THE Gh, Gerry and LIQUOR BUsI-
MESS, all persona owing me NJ Is IL please Sc tie
the same by the LIST Der, 1871. after which time
ali biils not paid will be rut into The hauds of =
lawyer for collection. i can he found at sny lime
At my old ,t4nd, Hle Franklin street, or ct my
residence, 1919 18th street.
KesDectfullr, J. w. VERLANDER !.
SEPT. 18th, 1871, e2o-stx
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ELECTION NOTICES.

A T TIE SOLICITATION OF MANY
IA friends OF efficient and economical govern
meat aud having the welfare and prosperity Of
city and State at heart, the undersigned respect-
fully announces himself candidate for noniina.
ton by the Conservative narty Tor tie Senate or
Virgtnis. r.. w. aGENNIGER
HENRIco Co.. Sept. 18th, 1871. so ls-s.s
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SPECIAL BARGAINS,

SPECIAL BARGAINS. -
TWO TO three hundred DEESS PATTERNS, Sum-
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpscas, &C.,
upon their back counter, to be sold of at half
value, as their inventory season list September)
approaches. 7. r. PRICE q CO.,
ty2S IDOL Main street.
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MOODS CONDENSED SODA Wa
Wv TER endorsed by the medical faculty and
the world at large. You can take it. home and
make rs good q glass OF soda as can betf avn from
any fountain For sale everywhere. jess
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The attentf On of p,rents and guardians Is called
to the following abstract from the rules aud resu-
lations OF the public schools:
SECTION 2. No pupil shall be received In any
public school without furnishing satisfactory eyt-
dence tcaL he or she has been yaccinated.
SECTION 3. No pupil shan be received in any
pubic school whose father If he be alive aud resi-
dent OF The city, and not paupcr, shall not have
paid the capitation tax In aid of puzzle free
schools last assessed on him The receipt Of auy
duly authorized collector taxes will be quiz ed.
lEE- j. h. BINFUkD,
se2o 1t Superintendent Public Schools.
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nw ALL KINDS OF CHECK, SWISS
STRIPED, NAINsooK. CAMBRIA and JAco-
NET urs11Ns: WHITE BRILLIANTs, INDIA
TWILL LONG CLOTH. All ut very low pii.s'
: " ~ LEVY BROTHERS..
Lock at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
hon " sell
GLOVES.
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@ AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEW AND sEASoNABtE DR7
GOODS.
T. II. PRICE & CO. nave just opened
Brown. Green, Blue, Buff, and Pink Cambrics
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves;
Ladies' Colored and Black Kid Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain itlk5, cheap;
Cotton and {.islc-Thread hose and Half Hose;
BulhIegan Hose and Half Hose, superior;
Corsets-every make and quality.
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A MELIA INSTITUTE-MALE AND
IA FEMaLE.-Three terms Of II weeks each
First term opens OCrObE& I'd 1871 and closes
December Esd. Board, Including ing, ted
beddin :, light, fuel-ard Tuition, fnclud all he
branches taught-rer eessiop Of months, se1
Board, e!c., S1A; higher Engish. s20; Latin ard
Greek, extra. go French extr., $lo. Music1 &C.
s.rumental, gao; vocal, private lessons, $40 in
class, go; use Of instrument, $40. One third pay.
able beginning OF each tenn.
Parties will apply to A.. V. SCOTT, Secretary
and Treasurer, Amelia G. H.. Va.
Rev. w. 3. GILMORE,
se9lms Principal.
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ErtUCATFUNAHs
RtHbU&tAkJ0VEy{ALaseE
MASONIC ACADEMY s, q. / r M,
I'VE iisfi street bet. Marshall ana otaS
1saso1r,euf of the gFnagoguex rs


NTAsJNIC ACADEMY !. No Ma
basement or the ssnasogtses
Ass dsaHE sosGzfsaasnB shAs rsssssF1s4
ne ret Fis sssses g " and
Close on te LAST Friday .N ~ III 1;itxa and
The n1p ID OF atsr de third Mondav 81
Nciohe until the beginning or inc second nAis
session then only To- M s sent To tho
App1eattons for admission must Ce sels W wig WV,
President and Board OF Dlrectors. Iz. IL 54
Z" THOs. H. DEWITT President 80
J J9HN = oRREEiGNAULT.
F E SfhsE9s { s,HPhtsIarn, Directors.
b. TX. WELLFORD,
8. B. JACOBS, sec,y. Sc ?o.edt o2&eodtls0-
MFRS. DIR. MUNFoRD WIN RESUME
BOYS on no DAY, The I'd OF OCTuBER, at her
RESIDENCE III LIST steeet. between Cary and Ca
nal Being crate fll for past liberal PATRONAGE enc
hopes by rene wed energy 10 merit continuation
from friends and the public generally. scsool-
room on first floor. Sc le-3H
MFRS. ROBINSON HAVING RETU RN-
IL hR WI v3yCs s mTsIG nsf esn b
10 o. clock. Is.2w* ;.
RUTLAND SELECT SCHOOL.
j. h. R1MBERLAKE, N. a.. university Of
Virginia. Principal.
and close on .he FIX june on ~
TERMS /: s275; psyable one-ha'f on the first OF
October. and The Other half February l4Ih. Wash
Ing and lights extra sa
Number limited to twenty.
For circular, &C., address s..-.
J. ii. TlMBEHLhKE, htlee's z; Os,
Sc ls-tocsx Hanover county. va:
MFRS. C. a. BRANDT will resume tne
IVA duties of her SCHOOL the 18th OF SEE,
nBEB at NO. sos, on Marsh III . ,a ,S 30
and ah srees, and most respec .bnss IN her nos.
We, the undersigners, having known Mrs. c.
A. BRANDT for some " ars, take pleasure IN re-
commending her as q LADY worthy Tue commence
OF parents and deush.ers as teacher OF the Eng
and atte ntioa ID the discharge of her duties win
R9I s; H H,Tssy' f. Z; " Scd STnoos'
john @. Page jamZs Evans,
Jno. II. Tyler, Samuel =; Carter
f. Henry G. CabeI, Jas. II. Patton, II. D.,
VIM. English
aMrs. G. A. BRANDT having been q resident
teacher Of music IN ,hs rlace for tue iasL WE'VE
wears, and having given instruction on Inc piano
and Guitar In our families ana iaau H. yvo u
and instrumental music, We with much pleasure
recommend her as q lady. snd one entitled TO Inc
confidence of parents and schools VINO MAY WHY
an experienced teacher OF mu;fc In us olneIent
bran hes. ,s
jas. V, Brook, Rice. w. Faype
I'D M Eninlan Richards Payne,
WIN U. Gains. John a. Spilman,
~. Vim. Bootwright. Chss' Sfagg,
Il. w. Newly.
WAHRENToN, VA, April 20, 1885,"
I have examined the testimonials or MRS;
BRANDT. showing that she hiss satlsf niso
positions ar Importance IN educational lnstltu-
lions, and from these credentials, as well asfrom
my personal acqusintance with her an w sure
he piaased with her, Goth in respect to
competency and fidelity. AS she is widow. and
dependent upon her ~n resources for the support
OF her tamiiy, cordislly recommend her TO the
favorable consideration Of the board for any va
cancy in our public schools. 7. G. DAsH1ELL.
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. "a, 1871. sc o-eool1I
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DAVENPORT & CO.. over the First National
Bank, Richmond Va, arc agents for the sale OF
these bonds In Virginia. sell-MSTbaw
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OFFICE OF FISK g. HATCH,)
No. 8 NASSAU STREET,

NEW YORK, Sept. 5, 1871
Ne FUNDING FIVE-T W EN- 7
BUNDS.-We are strongly recommending in ex-
change for FlVE-TWENTY BONES and for new
investments the Six PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY: now ceiling at % and inter
est, of which we have only some s5,oooc coo stl un
sold. The total amount OF the loan is DIS 600.
They are issued In denominations Of ST. 900, $500,
and sloo, coupon and registered, interest payable
May and November, In New York city, In United
states gold coin.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SKIES, amounting
TO $2e 1855 oo0 are in sharp demand for the German
markets, and any amount can be sold as readily as
so many FiSe-Twenty Bonds they are freely
dealt in at all The prominent Stock Exchanges in
the world, and will soon advance to q large pre-
MUM. That the same result will follow with the
Chesapeake and ohio bonds on the completion OF
the road we have no doubt.
Holders of FIvE-TWEETIEs, by conversion
into CENTRAL PACIEICS, retain the same rate
OF Interest and increase their capital about IL per
cent. BY converting into the CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO BONDS the increase Will be about %
per cent.
Holders OF CENTRALS can exchange for
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIOS, and increase thei,
capital from to per cent, and In either case
have bond jast as sure TO be paid, principal and
interest, as Five-Twenty Bond. -,
AS the amount OF Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds
rem aiming unsold Is 60 small, and the demand
very great, they must soon be absorbed. There
are very few CentraIs the market, and they will
soon largely advance In price.
HARVEY FISK, = -
A. s. HATCH.
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Mrs. Pellet VII receive class OF young ladies
who M ~ desire TO pursue Systematic course OF
study in history. II Will Include the geography
Of tie Ancient World aud the historical nd po-
Europe. illustrated by maps or the latest auh1r-
tea. ..t3dOc
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Is. W. NeWUSs
WABRENToN, VA, April 20, 1885,"
COLLEGE,

Il, RICHMOND, VA.
Tha next session opens on MONDAY, October
cd. a full Collegiate Course Of instruction Is
given. n.
o The entire expenses of student, Including
hoard In messing clubs, tuition, and other college
fees fuel Lights, and washing, need pot exceed
1905 for the tcgsicn OF nine months. The same
expenses, If board ae had In private families, VIII
be $3.50.
A Law School. under the control of able and ex-
perienced professors, Is connected with the COL
fege. .-..,.. III.
For catalogue apply TO ST1ARKE q RYLAND
9l5 Main street, or address Is. PUR1EAtr
~ 10 ecdtOl Chairman OF the Faculty.
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL FOR
Vl YOUNG LADIE S.-The session will COM
mence the I'd OF October. TIL pupils Of this
school Will be thoroughly grounded In their p,i.
mary studies, and fitted Cor teac eri. For terms,
&C., apply at her residence, 1oo2 Broad street.
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MET REAL WHITLY JET JEWELRY.
The largeet snd bes-asscrtcd stock Of
JET JEWELIY
ever offered in this city can now be seen at
LEVY BROTHtRs',
1918 and l215 Main street
1,ook at the new style EMPRESS AUGUSTA
KID GLOVES. ss Il
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wBLACK ALPACAS! bhAoh
ALpAcAs-we now offer very large STOCK OK
BLACK ALPAOAS'
from CSC. to 81 per yard.
Also at low prices:
.... BOMBAZIHEs,
TAMIoT, and
CREPE DE PARIS,
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
GLOVES.
me- TOWELS
TOWELS!
TCTELSi
900 Ems Of the CHEAPEST TOWELS ever Of
ered in this city.
IFS TABLE CLOTHS at astonishing'y low
prices. .r;r:'"
$50 dozen NAPKINS ond DOYLIES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Lock at tho EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
seA
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
ISOLATED with herself Mrs. H E. yFtD. will re-
sumo the duties Of her SCHOOL tire FIRST mon:
DAY IN GtTOBER,. at the corner OF Main ana
Sd streets where application car be mace alHr
-ep,em Der 18th. sefereHce is made 70 Kew. prf.
3 ker, Minnigerode, and Woodbridge, and 10 Dir.
w, D. Gibson Sc 8 IL Il, 10. 10 2L23. 20, 2sSGC2*
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HANOVER ACADEMY, va.

INSTRUCTOES:>
II. j. JONES, NJ. a.. Principal.
GRAY CARBOi.L, ID. A..
The next session of this sch Dol TIll begin On
the 1sr OF OCTOB X aud end on the eth OF
JUEE.
toh, Ist The other III II February 18th. Washing
and lights extra-$l3 per session VIII cover the
cost OF both.
. For circular, &C., address
Ii. L. JONES. Taylorsville,
au % co9tlstO Hanover county. Va.
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Teachers will be at their respective school
rooms OH The 27.h 28sh, and Goth Instant, WED.
nesdaY, Thursday, and Fr1day,) from 10 Il a.
III, for the purpose OF entering such scholars as
apply.
Teachers can obtain printed blanks at the Office
bah ard
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MFRS. ROBINSON HAVING RETU RN-
IxI nd to the city, will resume her duties as
TEACHER OF VOCAL MUSIC. sbe can be
10 O, clock 19.2Wf -
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MEETINGS..

MEETING.-The Conservative party Of
INl Iuckahoe township, Henrico CO., will meet
romptlv al James Patterson's, on the plank road,
on SATURDAY, the 23d inst, at O'Clock, 20
elect delegates to senatori Al Convention to ncm'-
nate Senator'S to represent the district OF htch-
moDd and Henrico.
At the same time AMI place delegates will be
elected to nominate Representatives for the
Lower Houce.
se2l-3t THOS. r. NUCKOLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

VT,EMPLARS OF HONOR, NOTICE
L The members or UNDJNE TEN
PIE. No. 2. are requested to attend -r
promptly a regular meeting OF their Hall
Tenn pie THIS Thursday EVENINGS kAM
O'Clock. ....- .. " AZ
Members will come prepared to settle -
their dues, this being the last meeting in septem
be-.
Members of sister Temples In good standing are
frsternally invited to attend.
BY order OF The W. 6. I.
LIZ -----. C. w. V0IIKM M. w. R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

VARINA TOWNSHIP, HENRICO
Conscrvative voters of This township held at
Four-mie Creek Church on SATURDAY, at 3
o clock p. NJ. for the purpose OF electing dele
gates to tie conventions to meet on the 26th inst.
70 nominate candidates for the Senate and House
se2Ist 4. H. NELSON, sup,t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

~ AUGUST, 1871.