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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-18

No business Of much general interest was
transacted in the Episcopal General Convrn-
lion, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-18
IG0MNli.%ICATED.


IL: E;it", M extract from 4 Louis
Vile paper. published in t:l,. Gazette
yesterday. | AM reported Il laIi"= o.
posed the striking out Of tho Wor! Lrlis tbs
is mistake and ask that the following cx,
tract taken from the Louisville Daily Led gcT.
(which was declared by the Convention Is Of
ticiaJ be published.
The Constitutional Amenilurm, COMMITTEE.
submitted their report on the motion :" chan:
the maine Of the Union from the Irish Catholic.
Benevolent Uuion to Catholic Benevolent Union.
Col. Kilgour, Of Virginia, acknowledged Ii"
compliment paid to his State in receiving hlll
delegate to this Convention. He naI glow
ing tribute TO Kentucky, the home 81 Clay, Fl:
loved the h0n0red memories OF the Emerald Is:
the home Of Emmett. Bat in coming hc!c 10 ash
this change he knew that We wanted 10 stand -.
Il Catholic platform, lie the members Irish, g:
Germans or Americans. Virginia asked Ia;
change, but through feeling oi hostility u
the name 81 Irish, but for common platform o..
which all Catholics GOULD stand. lApplausr.
Amendment offered b. Patrick Shea to nSer;
the word Irish.
tce Il great dellcacy in asking the pub!!ca
ton Of this extract. because OF its tlatterng al
lusOn to my remarks, but am Compelled b. Il
sense + honor and ,!uty, in obedience 70 the
wishes vi the State Union. whose Instructions
were that | shoull urge the striking out Of the
word Irish. With respect. WV. kGG0UH.
Alexandria. Ok. 18th. 1871.
M,TR!MoSlAl AGENCY CAsE-A case was
recently tired before Justice Johnsou Ola novci
character, and proves beyond doubt that W.
have in this city meu "ho indulge in the
matrimonial agency or marriage broker
age business The ease in point was an a.
ton for debt The bill was as t3lows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-18

1t is now said that cunduranyo not only does
not cure-but it kills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-18

The President, in his Journey to Bangor,wa
most kindly received and welcomed in all the
towns in Maine und elsewhere through which
he uns>ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-18

The North American Insurance Co.: of Hart
furI, has made au assignment OF its property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-18

Advices from Constantinople state that til,
cholera has again made it appearance, and il
Two days sixty persons have died from the e}'
demic, ten Of whom We're E.nSishmcu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-18

4 steamer from Vera Cruz has arrived,
bringing late dates from the Mexican Capital
Juarez hal been rejected President by Con-
grcSs, receiving los votes, I'LL that were cast.
The opposition abStancd trou voting Every
thing was quiet in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-18

The h. ) officials in Mississippi have sue
ccedc,l in capturing tive persons charged with
being CONCERNED in ku kIux proceedings.
Tn. Chicago banks are sound. and ara pay
ing every dollar Oh demaud. \ good feeling
prevails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-18

HEAVY RAILROAD OPERATIONS. - From
the Knoxville l'renn.J Press, October r. -
We live in day OF momentous financial opera
tons. We chroniced on yesterday. the rur-
chase OF the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad
by W. b. Johnston Il Co.. representing the
leSSecs of the Western and Atlantic Railroad
and the Pennsylvania Central, Tor 500, 900. -
Also the purchase of the Cincinnati, Cumber-
land Gap and Charleston Railroad by the East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Company,
for $3UO.EN
On Monday, also. at Nashville, the Nashville
aud Chattanooga Railroad Company purchased
from the Railroad Commissioners, the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad, leading from
Nashville to Hickman, Kentucky. The price
paid was 81. ln0,u 600 in State bonds, Sjuu,rOn
in currency already expended on the road-tor
which the Nashville aud Chattanooga Company
hold Il claim for extraordinary expenses under
the terms OF their lease III the Nashville and
NurthweStcrn-and the assumption of the
claims ofthe nitcl States Government against
the purchased road.
And now comes the further sill more inter
estipg information to the people of this section
to the effect that the PENNSYLVANIA Central
Company have purchased 10000 shares in the
East Tennessee. Virginia aud Georgia Railroad
for the sum Of 81 oim.'ND-bcing the par value
of the stock According to the last capitalized
account of the Company. the number Of shares
in the East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
Company is 1866 SO that this reported
purchase gives To the Pennsylvania Central the
controlling interest in the Road, and of course
the full direction OF its operations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRoW.-N
note the following special appointments
Second PreSbyteridn.-Rcy. DIR. HOge ut
If \. NJ. and =. NJ. In The afternoon the
first of series OF discOllrses to young men.
Third Prcsbyteran.-Rev. DIR. Baird has
returned to the city, and will preach ut II
A. NJ. and at night.
Lutheran (Odd Fellows HalD D.-Rev. D.
M. Henkel at IL A. Nj. and +. NJ.
Sidney Mcihodist.-Rey. james +. GATES
at IL A. NJ; Rev. George W. Motley at "
p. M.
Broad Street Mcthodist.-Rev. James A
Duncan. D. d., of Randolph Macon Col
lc@e, at ! \ L. III.
Union Station Methodist.-Annual meet
ng of the Methodist Suuday.schOol Society
of Richmond and vicinity ut T. Nj. Key:
DR.. Edwards and Rev. +. M. Peterson vii!
deliver addresses. Annual report and
election of officers.
Monvmcntat Episcopal.-services hereaf'
ter at ~ =. NJ.
St. PduES.-No service, the rector being
absent.
Rev. DR.. Wall will preach at the Arhor
Sunday school, ON the Mcchanlcsrllle turn
pike, mt j i. NJ.
| christ (EpiScopal-- -TaHcy).-Rcv. j. l..
Hammond at Az Z. NJ.
Sidney Bdptist.-- Monthly meeting OF Bnp'
fist Sunday. School A sSociation at O'Clock.
Quarterly reports to be presented.
Walnut Groue.-Rey. J. A. Chamblss at
II A. NJ.
Second Bapttst.-The repairs of the house
of worship of this church have been so far
completed that the main audience-room will
he occupied tomorrow. Rev. &. G. Biting
will preach at II A. M. and TX Z. M.
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RICHMOND. VA,
Aitllntoud 1isp|atrh,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7, 1871.
NE TIE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
I REGULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.


w. GODDIN will sell at II NJ. farm ut hungary
station, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. 81.
A. w. RoSEN, High Constable VIII sell at II
A. H. furniture, sc. ...
w. GODDIN will sell ut hatf-past L. nj. q very
valuable brick dwelling and handsome lots
attached 1T the northwest corner OF Hr'ce
and Twenty Eighth streets.
COOK & LkUGHTON will sell at the horsc-lot,
at A. NJ, horses mules, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

A TELEGRAPH SCuOOL.-lt Will be seen
by advertisement that two accomplished
and experienced telcsraphers propose to
open Il school OF tclcgraphy in this city. 1t
is good idea. No profession affords so
fair Il remuneration for so short an appren-
tieeship. An acquaintance of the writer Of
this paragraph secured Il 5000 situation
after only three months tuition, and is now
getting double that amount per annum.
Every year the number of miles of tele-
graph wire in this country is greatly in
creased, and the demand for good opera
tors is Proportonatcly greater. In almost
every large city in the United States there
are telegraph schools for young men and
young. women, and application alone IS
needed to acquire the art. We may add
that ladies' find telegraphing light and
profitable business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

DROWNED WoHAN.-On Thursday last
Daniel Burnham found the dead body OF Il
colored woman attached to Il wreck in the
river below the corporation line. He
brought the body ashore, and having given
notice to Justice j. S. Atlee that officer Or
dered Constable Robinson to summon
iury of inquest. One was accordingly sum-
moned. with John Ii. Mckenzie as fore
man, Only four witnesses were examined,
and the deceased was not identified. 1t is
supposed. however, that her name was
Duncan. The verdict was that the Jury
"tnd no evidence before US to show either
who She is or how she died."
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u, Coo, orIed ne, ln'the shade, and put awav in
iRSot. Rv s,my nry place for another year. ~
alwavs aUwing s,,sona these simple rules you NAV
Won obtain s"rceed In raising these flowers m i

UNITED STATES C1Rcu,r Gown
Onderrcood.--William r., i,yous yoouUsskTc-91Hdge T.
mouth, indicted by the G' srand y, III, ror.s-
smuggling, 81, 1 appeared, and was recoaS;1s1 y .o5
10 s.,000 for his appearance heforsa hfsn'Nees ts,l
e9urt Ma TO he held In Norfolk on ihe t;rss sr,s
hmonday hny, of November next. II. B. Nicbnis tss
became his security. - ~ Nlchois
;Cnaries F. GuiIlon, of Chesterfield IN
utcted Tor violation of the enforcement ant ,.t
=. =; congress & in four cases, was recoanizeI ani
III S4:eoo for his appearance before th;s
court u next Tuesday for trial. i0' 'ni'
brsino,ss nhe grand jury, having disposed Of the
business T' before it, was discharged. - 'n'
p;oh III ene case OF the United states NO Tho
ihoi;moga iho ;,,rg and Danville Railroad Comnanv . NJ
'ne jury found for the defendant. company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

r,l, IoLIcE COURT, Y-yustfce =. r.
t! MMte pres.dsng.-The following cases were
brldget Kelly, charged with using abu.
slve and threatening language To- John Do.
ran, was required to give security in The
sum OF SlO0 for three months.
Lewis Rose (colored), charged with tres
pnS1'IS enJ upon Cne premises OF the Richmond
$3.50. '' "ep''' was nile''
+. u. Caldwell, charged with converting
W ms own use the sum of $323.S7, the pro.
perty OF j: L. Rouse, was honorablv dis dis.
charged, the warrant having been gotten
out under misappreheusion, s'''on
joe Sheppard (colored), charged with
eeatlng his wife, Adeline Sheppard, was
The case OF John Francis was continued
unt'l the Tth on account of the absence o.
witnesses. ''0 "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE LADIES OF VIRGIL
MA AND THE SOUTHERN STATEs.-R. FERRAN-
DIM Office, a2l Broad street; branch, s.l Broad
stfeet-ls prepared to supply the public with large
variety OF real and imitation hair goods, and can
guarantee what he sells to be the latest and most
fashionable styles, 10 per cent. cheaper than
any other frst-class hair-dealer In any northern
state, as such hair goods as are manufactured In
| tue North and sold by the Richmond merchants
are OF The most inferior quality and the most com.
mon work.
Encourage home manufacture, and you will bs
convinced Of the difference In the quality of goods
and prices. All orders promptly filled from any
part OF the country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

STEvENsON's CAsE.--The case of William
Stevenson, charged with obtaininSa a horse
from William McGrudcr under false pre-
tcnccs, and giving in payment for the same
a check on the First National Bank for the
sum of $l25, he (Steven>on) knowing that
there was no money to his credit in said
bank, was dismissed by Justice White
yesterday, The evidence being insufficient
TO sustain the charge. Stevenson had pre-
yiollsly stated that he had a sum Of money
TO his credit in one of the banks in Peters
burg, but the Justice having telegraphed
TO Il detective in that city, received the
reply that Stevenson had no money there
then, and never had had any to his credit.
In consideration Of this fact Justice White
required him to give security in the sum Of
500 for his good behavior for twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

OLD JOHN BoBINSoN's CARD-THE PRICE OF
ADMISSION REDUCED. Old JOHN ROBINSON
would espectfuliy announce 10 the people OF the
State of Virginia that in consequence OF the par
tia failure of the crops In some localities aud the
general depression 10 money matters, that in view
of the immense patronage he has already re.
eeiyed, and hoping for 3 continuance OF the same,
he has concluded TO reduce the price OF admission
to his great Thrse-Teut Show, Museum, Caravan,
Mensserts, and Cireus-f, g., seyenty.dye cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

ELECTION OF OrFICERs.-Faith Lodge,
No. 6, Independent Order of Knights Of
Damon, have elected the following officers
for six months: Christopher Wlkerson,
venerable patriarch r. II. Wilson, worthy
chancellor w. H. Holmes, vice-chancel-
lor; Il. ii. johnson, recording scribe; A.
B. Richards, financial scribe; L. II. Hew-
lett, banker; r. IL. Wells, chaplain; WI
steward; William Bass, Junior steward;
John Williams, inside sentinel; l.. Ii. Pol
lard, outside sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

CoLoRED TEMPERANCE SocIETY.-Fidelity
Division, No. 1, Sons of Temperance (co-
lored), have elected the following officers
for three months: B. Clarke. w. F.; L.
Dickerson, ST., W. A., A. z. Franklin, K.
nj. Hewlett, T. S.; w. II. l.. Coombes, T.;
e. D. Gray, chaplain; Thomas Jackson,
c.; Robert Graham, A. c.; John Cole.
man, s.; b. j. Gray, 0. s.; B. J. Frank
lin, l.. d,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

USE FOR CHURCH HILL DIRT.-1f Main
street were tunnclled under Libby's Hill
and the earth thrown into BlOody-Run
gully an easy grade might be obtained up
the slope of Chimborazo, making the ap-
Droach to that locality much nearer than
the present route, by way of Marshall
street. When this pl.teall shall have been
selected as the public park for the eastern
portion of the city public convenience will
demand that this shorter thoroughiare be
huiit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

Professor E.. A. AMBoLD offers to our people
inducements 10 purchase music and musical in
struments at his establishment the Richmond
Musical Exchange, No. a2o Main street, the only
music store south Of Baltimore. Everything sold
by him has to pass through the hands Of one COM
petent to judge Of its merits. who has devoted his
trafTics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

iNhETs FOR SALE TO THK MAMMOTH CARA
,,, uA', MENAGERIE, AND CIRCUS, COMING TO
niehaoND ' FOR THREE DAYS, THE llTH, 18TH,
aSn sl, isrH.-old JOHN RoBrHsoN would respect-
S say 70 bis many friends and patrons In the city
y. hichmond and vicinity who are desirous OF wit
Messing his mammoth three-tent show with their
.amne'' ~ and DO not wish to be delayed by the an
nusance n,' Oh crowding through the masses which
~ "ss pss.ege The ticket-wagon, that he has
placed tickets for sale at the folio wny ry,cssv,z
WEST &JoHNsToN's, booksellers and stationers.
No. 1905 Main street; BopEKER 4 DApE, drug
sis's' NO. LA Main street; E. A. AMBoIp's
music store, No. seo Main street; aud at JAMES
Y. hoY's, bookseller and stationer, corner Ninth
and Broad streets.
Ihe price OF admission Will be 7Sc. for adults.
and soc. for children under ten years OF age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

GENTLeMEN's FURNIsHISGs.-E. Il. sPENCR
& SON have laid III a splendid stock OF gentle
mems furnishing goods. which they have marked
down at the very lowest living prices. Their stock
OF ready-madc clothing is excellent, and was Sc
lected especially for this market. For bargains.
20 10 the old corner--!39a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

RICHMOND MANUFACTURES IN New YORK.
Another evidence of the ability of our
Richmond manufacturers to compete with
northern establishments in the same line is
afforded by an order received by the Rich
moud Architectural Iron Works and Stove
Company Gormerly Snyder & Irby), of this
city, for architectural castings to go nearly
two hundred miles beyond New York city &,
on the Erie railroad. 4 contractor OF New
York city, on 4 visit to Richmond, re-
marked, with reference to some OF the
work constructed on Nam street by this
establishment. "that he had erected some
of the finest buildings on Broadway, but
had never seen so tinely-eXecuted work
during his experience of twenty years as
those of Richmond manufacturers"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

PARALyzED.-Captain P. 4. Kennedy, a
wealthy and highly-respected citizen ol
Henrico county, was on yesterday paIa'
IL zed while attending to his farming opera
tions. He has lost the use OF tne entiIe i'
right side, and his speech Is muGn inl'
injured. But little hope is entertained oil
even partial recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07
!ll,104 $2O,495 90 $l02.7I Q
superintendent Public instruction.

N. B.-superintendents Of counties in
which schools not opened after the 10th OF
AnriI were discontinued before the eXplra-
ton of five months, will please report, TO
us as soon as possible the aggregate number
of days all such schools were taugnt. AS
we want this information IN oruer W pay
the balance due on salaries for the year enu'
ing August 81, 1871, those county suiJJiiai. SUPP nr
tendents who have already Deen pllu, vi
whose salaries would not be affected by the
discontinued schools, need not heed this
reuIleSt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

PERSONAL. General Stonewall Jack.
son is in the city, guest of Rev. DR.. Hoce.
Major j. W. Daniel, of Lynchburg, is
here. o. -
Colonel T. F. Owens is expected to re-
turn to the city to. day.
DR.. +. 7. Stribling, Jr., of Staunton, and
Augustus T. Smyth, of Charleston, S. c.,
are at Ford'S.
Among the prominent arrivals at the Ex-
change and Ballard arc the following :
Messrs. L. G. Bryan, l.. Ludlam, J. L.
Gammeger, N. +. Vibbard, D. Van Brunt,
w. G. hOwcnhoven, of Brooklyn, N. Y;
5: W. BuInham, White Sulphur Springs |;
Major W. 7. Sutherlin, of Danvile; Hon.
George Walker, of Lexington; and L. f.
Laarman, Esq, of Amsterdam.
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THE RoUrE OF OLD Jonr RoBrSsor,s NAM

The ROUTE OF OLD JOHN RoBrHsoN,s NAM
10Th THBEE.TENT SHOW THBoUGH TEE
sIArEs OF VIRGINIA AND NoRrH CAROLINA
En bufkviiie, Saturday, October 7th; Danville,
vnonaAs. wn 9th Clover, Tuesday, 10th; Richmond,
We Msuhcsaay, Thursday, Friday, October nth, l7th,
~ ANU ,".n, petersburg, Saturday, l4th; Weldon,
n u, Monday, 1sth Tarboro', Tuesday, nth
10y a.'s mount "wednesday, 18th; Wilson. Thurs
s". cay ,Nn doldsboro', Friday, 10th; Raleigh,
s, a.u,aay' zss Hillsboro'. Monday, sd Green's
pio, iuesaay' 24lh Salisbury, Wednesday, 2sth:
aiiote' thursday. 2sth; Ctester, Friday, .th;
Winnesbarre, Saturday, 18th; Columbis, 8. c.,
Monday, 3oth.
admission-Adults, 7sc.: children under ten
year5 Of age, Soc
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uN>TG Oh SCllEpuLE.ss-,lllsss !

l.p a..s sipl ci,'"Ht sid"-~hcc' steamer t"ll-
.,.r... ,iYAa utEi"H &hLN]H' Viii leave
... .. E - nawhatan Steamboat Company 5
.. t... .A.s,., grr htu4'S M!ll aud ,ll landu"s on
....... r..,.- Al u'ci,,I k \. NJ. every TUESDAY
.tit>,,AY. and SATURDAY. Returning, will
.. N34s.s Nil every MONDAY, WEDNkS-
n.t.gal PElptI Z: O'Clock a. NJ. touch
........ ..., .ar regular landings on the river.
f-rTu. received daily.
rs,.,.a t. way iautiRrs must bc prepaid.
.a-.t.,>'~ t.lps - th.chahcminy river d:sc"n-
....,!.
.,. lur.Acr particulars, apply IN Captain Oh
,...t..-fJ va. z. BREIT, Agent
.a4 roNhsLan Steamboat heds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

Call at WEIs GERS, No. 1901 Main street. We
take pleasure In calling the attention of the citi-
zens of Richmond to WEIsIGER's splendid stock
of hats, which has been selected especially for
the retail trade. He has Just received by express
some of the most splendid goods we ever saw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

FouSp pDEAD.-Yesterday morning col
orcd man named Edward Dabney was
found dead in the house Of VIM. koss, on
Cary street between Ninth and Tenth.
The coroner deemed an inquest necessary,
and one will accordingly be held at 10
O'Clock this morning. Dabney was shoe
maker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

FRAYsER'S extensive Photogr aph Gallery, OPP
posite the post-uce, Is the largest establishment
of the bind In the South. and none but the very
best artists employed In every department.
Mr. FRAYsER haviag been engaged In the busi-
ness since 1862 feels satisfied that he can please
the most fastidicus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

REPAIRING THE STATIoN-H oUsE.-The
work of repairing the first police station
house has begun in earnest. Last night
there was only one arrest reported there,
and he drunk and unable to take care OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

The mellow, autnmnal light which we have at
this season lends photography certain fine effects
which can scarcely ever be achieved at other
times. REEs fully understands this, and is pre-
pared to take due advantage Of II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

BADLY HUKr.-Yesterday morning a
negro porter from Ford's Hotel, in attempt
ing to drive under the packet-sheds on
Eighth street, was caught between the
omnibus and sheds and severely injured
about the breast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

=
McGutfey's Spoilers ......,.................@ II
McGntfey's Primer. .............."......... Is
McGutfey's First eader....................... Il
McGuifry's Second Reader der...............,..... rs
McGuirey's Third Header ............... ...... 35
McGuffry's Fourth Reader ................... DO
-NcGuney's Fifth Reader. Observation-Disclosures. e6
Corncll'S First Steps in Geography. Is
Coruells Primary Geography ................ 80
Cornell's intermediate Geography hy.......".... 50
Cornelrs Grammar-School Geography. rs
Harvey's Elementary Grammar"........... 80
Harvey's Practical Grammar .......,.......... so
Quackeubos's Primary Arithmetic. 80
Quacken5os's Ment3l Arithmetic .............. -
Quackenbos's Elementary Arithmetic........ 90
Quackenbos's Practical Arithmetic. .......... 90
Goodrich's Child's History OF the United
states. 'o
Goodrich's Child's Pictorial History OF the
United States. %
Goodrich's Pictorial History Of the United
States. ~
States at S, $, 10, Il, and 13 cents. Copy-Books,
cents
Remember the place-ELLYsoN TAYLOR, llio
Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

ID I'LL a S.-Messrs. LFCKENBY & LAIRD
florists, sent lis on yesterday basket of the most
beautiful dahil's we ever saw. These gentlemen
have large variety Of these elegant and snowy
plants at their garden on Grace street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING in
\ TIlE ASCHESTER PUST-U - / l.
q. It'HE.k !, ISL. -, ~
Persons calling tor letters I'm this list VIII please
say .A,iyCrtiscdn If not called for In four weeks
,ilry viii he sent u the Dead Letter ONCE, IN
Washington, u. &.
LADIES' LIST.
Andersen. Mrs. f Pollock, Miss NJ. V.
Ahi.,t Mrs - Roberts, Miss Fannie
Gov MIS-: ntmi1lrcd Hintrcc, MiEs l.. A. t3)
con Nra q, org q. alk.r, Mrs. Suaan
I t'ni sin Mrs sarah Williams, Miss Nancy
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