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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME- NOTICE TO BRITISH CLAIM
ANTs.-Wi,h reYerenceto fny notice dated July
10. 1s71. requesting subjects of hcrbritahnic mA
iesty 70 send to me particulars ofciaimn which
they may have upon the United ststcs aossln-
ment arising out or acts committed against lpsl
persons or property during the perioo oe'Hse el
the lsth OF April, 1861 and the ON OF APRIL, 1000,
Inclusive, and which yet renal unsetast
hereby give notice that the commission appointed
under the nth Article OF the Treaty OF W ashinR
ton OF May s, 1871. for the settlement OF such
claims held their q rst meeting on the 2otn ui',''
and that in accordance with Article 10Th OF the
Aforesaid Treaty every claim must DO presented
To Inc commissioners within six months ironl tna1
date. -a.. s..
Claimants are accordingly requested 10 ME 'ilcil
memorials at my office, 1903 Fifteenth street, Win
as little delay as possible.
By order OF tile commissioners the saIa inehno-
rails must be In priut, and twenty copies tuefeoi
furnished for the use of the commission
Such claimants as may desire copies OF inc ri,es
az laid down by the commissioners for Inc gulo-
ancc OF claimants In the presentation OF their
clalms can obtain them by application to me.
0''-- HENRY HOWARD,
Her Britannia Majesty's Agentfo Tor
British Claims, 7o3 Fifteenth street,
e.. Washington, ID. c.
o,roppp 1871 oc 7-eod2w
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EIs,

In this city, yesterday, tct"ber eth, CONRAD
SHtPPFHD aged 81 xty- three years.
The fut eral viii take place from ST John Ger
III n Lutheran church, Filth street, THIS AFT G.R-
HtOS az O'Clock. The friends of Mr.. ID. 1'iion-
nell and Mrs. r. Nj. Null II are invitedto attend
Phtladelphla Ledger please copy.
AT Malvern powhatau county, the residence Of
her brother, Miss CHARLOTTE +, ARCHER,
daughter OF the late John +, Archer.
Her funeral VIII take place TODAY Saturday
"A, l: O'clock NJ. from 81. Paul'S church. Friends
sad acquaintances OF the family arc invited 70
attend.
Cc.obcr 9th, little LUCY MASON infant dauQh-
ter OF K. W. and NJ Y. ales, aged fifteen months
and eighteen days.
Friends and acqusintsuces are invited TO attend
the fu eral THIS tSaturGas) AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock. from the residence vi her parents, No
I'll Fourth street.
Tn the 9Th at her sisters res i!cuce on. j. Ia.
yist 10. at Sixteenth street. al !" u'Clack 81
Miss REBkCtA A. BnIrTAIN, 10 the thi.ty-
second year OF her age.
l Now Ibis languishiug head is at rest.
It's thinkines and achiugs are Ger;
This quiet uumoveahle bresst
Is heSvtd by a1liCtion no more
Her funeral Will! take place at the residence
above mentioned ut O'Clock y. N. TOD
TIE friends aud relatives are invited In attend
EY ONE 10 LOVED HER.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Plttsburg, Pa, and Oman,
papers please copy.
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New FsOOGSS.

Nautilus or, Cruising Under Cdncos., BY
CAPTAIN JoHN n. MArFITT, formerly oil
tho United States Navy. United States
Publishing Company: y. l.. BANCROFT
& Co., San Francisco.
Captain MAFFITT has in this volume given
us the narratives OF the adventures and i'll
cidents Of his lie upon the sea. Theyarc very
racy and fresh, and some ofthem have wild
and rollicking air about them reminding one
of LEVERS gay and festive anecdotes of life
in the army. There is no trace Of the Cap
tain's life in the late civil war in this work
it is 4 book OF genuine amusement for all
sections, devoid OF anything to offend any
national prejudice. Tie style is lively and
piquant.
We have received from the Presbyterian
Committee of Publication, through Mr. j.
D. II. SLElGuT, agent, the Tenth Annndl
Report Of the Committees on Education and
Publication, together with sundry tracts:
Christianity and the Lao, Christianity and
The Medical Profession, the Pfous Physi.
clan dc.
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The Southern Planter aud Farmer has
changed hands. Mcssrs. FERGUSON 4
RADY have sold it to Mr.. JOHN w. RIsON,
OF Richmond, 4 very cnterprisin2 and saga.
cious gentleman, who will no doubt con-
tinue the paper with decided activity and
good judgment. lie promises in his card
to the supporters of the Planter to make it
"sccond to no other similar jollrnal.'
Messrs. JOHNSTON and ALLAN, business
managers, who did themselves much credit
in the manner of their management Of the
Planter, We suppose also retire.
~ Planter should be we'll sustained.
Ill" an make it all thut the
farmers want if he be PROV, ''''''','seo'
An agricultural monthly in RichmohHH ~ NC
ycssary for this latitude. Village and crops
must he discussed in Il manner suited TO
the soil and the seasons here. The north
ern acknowledgements of them are very
able-canuot meet the requirements OF the
husbandman here. The farmers OF VIZ
pjnia and the middle district generally
should give that support to their asrlcul-
tural papers that will enable them to en-
large tbcir means Of dispensing lniorma'
ton and instruction.
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Tho Agricultural Fair.

rho time is rapidly approaching for tht
e...n or;culturai Fair near this city, All.
~ ,,.hn nronosc to take hand IN u sho v1,
~" work 10 prepare for the event. n, h'
ko s sre deeply absorbed indeed os 'he
State political eampa'sn' ou' 'nI 49, ~ n.
40 conflict between the t"o o"l.'.' u ~
.sros,. Neither should be neglected..
,or &C NC can learn, there VIII DC a
aJ nrh;h;,ton-far better than thae OF
49,. ar IN nearly every respect. The sea-
ia n.ro heen more favorable than they
.r..~o las, year. and although some localities
,are suffered from partial rains, the gen.
oral condition OF the country Is better and
the people are more cheerful.
Tho annual meeting here Will assist TO
further improve the tone Of public feeling.
incidentally the political affairs of the State
will be made decidedly better by this meet
Ing and the interchange Of opinion ana
sentiment amongst the solid and RESPONSE
blcpcople of the country, upon whom, alter
All. mainly rests the weight OF the state.
They will return home rclniuscd With en-
er.,v and enthusiasm in behalf Of the wei
fare Of The ancient d ,minioD, and will be
more than ever resolved 70 save her from
the hands Of the incompetent and unscru-
pulols men who seek 20 get into the most
responsible aud important Offices OF the
Government.
All this may take place without inter-
.fering in any manner with the cause OF
ayricul;ure--thc pillar and ground OF inc
State. There will be here til ings TO instruct
and things to encourage the hope OF Tue
grand future of the State. There Will be
on every hand the proofs Of the inventive
and progressive age in which we I'VE.
There viii be fine horses aud tine stock TO
show what proper breeding aud proper
care will DO to improve the breeds OF ami
mails. We have reason to believe that Inc
EXAMPLES in these particulars will be I'M
usually striking and admirable.
Besides the ordinary attractions there
vii! tc ut the Fair this year an entirely new
Performance. That VIII be the hurdle
laccs. This sport il Of decided utility. 1t
tends 10 improve the breed Of horses and
to increase the number and the excellence
Of saddle and hunting stCcd>. Nothing has
uOne so mucH 10 Improve tlltoc hiiiuS vi
horses in England rs this sport.
The club which has taken it in hand is
composed of highly respectable gentlemen.
Major boswell Is the president, and he Is
supported by body Of wcll.kno"n citi-
xens coming from AL sections Of the State.
In the races the gentlemen ride their own
horses.
sport is not dangerous; it is quite \
Tnls :" from stccple.racinS. One
different anu. It will be 10 revive
good that will come On which has
the art of good horsemanship' Dad
romew hat declined i'll this age Of rain-.
travel; another will be: we hope. that 1t
viii, to some degree at least. become sub
It!lute for that worn-out and rather absurd
exhibition of the so called tournament, CT |
which We have had Il surfcit.
We appeal to the people everywhere 10 !
do what they can tor the Fair, ind IN come !.
to it in large numbers. No man who I'LL
proved his opportunity 1t the Fair ever
went home without compensation for his
visit.
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MT FALL, 1871.

D" FALL, 1871.
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
T. L. PRICE & co. are now opening the
graucest supply of STAPLE and FANCY DIZZY
GOODS ever shown in southern ely, which viii
be kept thoroughly up in every department with
all that is novel and striking throughout the entire
season.
No imposition or bumbug practiccd, but full
value given in each article sold.
Among the goods just opened will he found I'M
peratrlce Felours, Bombazlue, Thibets, Irish and
French Poplns, Velour Tence-a novelty, Black
Gro Grain Silks, rich and beautiful Colored Silks,
Poplins, Delaiues, Ottomans, &c.
A splendid assortment Of Mourning Goods In
Bombszlnes, Empress, Mohairs, Delaines, Pop
Inns, Doublc-faCed Alpacas, Tamse, Henrietta
Cloths, Bombbzine Cloth new, &C., &c.
STApLES:
Blankets, Flannels, Prints,
Lluens, Damasks, Iowelngs,
Shirts and Drawers,
Cloths, Cass!meres,
Festings for men and boys,
Socks, Bosoms, &C., SC; ...
all OF which will be sold as low as In any market
In America al retail or wholesale.
4. 4, PRICE & CO.,
SEES 110l Main street
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MACAsEHEE &c.

MACHINE WORKS.
SL0AT & ADDINGTOE,
Nos. 1d"', l&ci, li26, and las Cary street,
aud Nos. IL and IS south 18th street,
RI Ii NJ d, VA.
We make all kinds OF new work In the MA
CHINlST LINE, kErAIR ALL KINDS OF
NGRk We go In the COUNTRY TO do all
SORTS OF Work In our line. Also, make the
best TOBACCO MILLS in the world, and keep
them on hand, as well as TOBACCO SCREWS of
all kinds, together wi h BANDS ard BlLLETS,
and Ill articles fJr the manufacture OF tobacco
We keep on hand FOR sale all sizes or
NEW and SECONr-HAED ENGINES
BOILERS, "a W-NILLS,
GR1Sr MILLS, POWER PUMPS,
PLATFORM SCALES,
| SHAFriEG. HANGERS, PULLIES,
GEAR and Devil WHEELS
And Ill TACT general assortment. or all useful ar
ucles In our line, together with
JUDSOk'S PA Mt STEAM-EEGIEE
GOVEkNOR,
UTICA co. STE&M GAUGES
SELDEN'S PATENT ENGINE PACKING
PEET VALVES. GLOBE VALVES
TALLOW COCKS,
sELF:.clLIhG ours, for both engines and
shsfling;
FLUE CLEANERS,
OIL CANS, WATER GAUGES &C.
All OF which we sell ut reason able prices and on
accommodating terms.
NJ B.-We receive on consignment all kinds OF
machinery both new and second hand. Conc
and STE as.
DC. sLoAT & ADDINGToN.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICER

HILLIARDS' VS.. BILLIARDS AID
Ii MI%lcrRATOR.-By Il DEGREES entered by
tue Ghapcery Court of u c city OF Richmond on
OCTOBER 9Th, 1871 IN this cause, one OF the c m !.
mtsStoueEs OF the court Is directed 20 ascert.in
and report wbst debts were due hy Jefferson Hi
Hard tdeceased) at the time OF his death, ANA the
amount and prior; ~ the eot and u whom due.
Allpersons having claims or debts against JEFF
feIson billiard tdeceRsedl or his esLste will pre-
sent tue came to me Ut my Office on or before
MONDAY, November 9Th, 1871, with the proofs
sustaining said claims or deb.s.
HENRY HUDNALL,
,sse" Commissioner Ia Chapcery.
Il. 4. u j. y. WISE, p. q. oG 7-s4w
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE-I. o. o. F.-The ,.,ssSss.s...
~ members OF SCHILLE X SZ
LUDGE, No. lS9, l. y. o. T., are EssgsSfss.
earnestly requested u assemble AZ SssaTSTSSS>
their hall TO-DAY t5aturday). October 7th, at .
O'Clock l.. 4: to pay the last tribute 20 our de-
essed brother CONRAD sCHOPPERT. Bro
tuers Of sister Lodges are respectful invited, rs
the deceased was member Of rcutonia Lodge,
No. 81, l. y. q. F., of PHILADELPHIA Ia.
by order Of The y. u.
oc 7-I.t A. kRkZMAkX. SecretSry.
OF ROOKL Ian D.-A
Il meeting Of the Township Board VIII be held on
MONDAY the 9th instant ut S O'Clock Z. IL. AL
psrsong inteIe ted are expected To attend.
Gy order Of the Board.
d. +. GARDNES,
oc 8-SlA Township Clerk.
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Conscience is queer monitor. The New
York Tobacco Leaf tells OF man who,
having conscientious scruples As to selling
tobacco, disposed of his whole stock to
tobacconst. That is, his conscience, which
would not allow him to retail tobacco, jus
tilted him in selling it wholesale.
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S. II. Donahoc progresses to commence,
at an early day, at West Point, Va, the
publication of Il weekly paper to be called
the Star. 1t il TO he Democratic III politics.
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At the residence of Tire BRIDES father, on Thurs
dar October 5;h, by the Rev. WIN. II. Christian,
FRY j.. II. VILLA Ms and 5. MAGGIE CHkle-
TAN. 80 cards.
Baltimore San and Norfolk Firginioa please
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Five dollars aud fifty cents on every hum
dred dollars is the tax rate Of Philadelphia.
Washington Star.
The Radical city of Philadelphia eXpe-
ricnces the blessings of Radical rule. The
State tax of Virginia, which is denounced
by the Radicals, is fifty cents on every hum
bred dollars-one.elevcnt Of the Radical
rate. Shall we call for the latter rate?
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rDrCATHONAL.
T1TIEGRAPHIC sCHoOL.

The demand s sa
OPERkTCao, oEsts onng man In want or good
ptgyaton with instructt9n, Ms to
ieaIn in three or four months suincish''' va, =
take sharEs o. saes paid $500 to
$500 a year. ,.,s ,.unils caf, he obtained,
II snnSieps serienced electrcians viii OPEN
wg D I'S AND NIGHT SCHOOL In =, this csa9.
the purpose Of teachnrthe art In a i call at ITO
! For Information as 70 termD' ~ - oc g-3t
NJ ,in strees. 4. - = -
Y Nw SCHOOL.-The EXERCISES OF
in LAW SCHOOL attached to kichmond1
Coi1sre viii begin on MONDAY the ath n a nlc Oh
the present month OF Cctrber In the city o. b az
m0ui.
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HUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSON AL.

yEANTEr, information leading to ihe
w rec very OF CHARLES MORRIS, who lett
his fathers f.e?crly Merris) on the 25:h Scptem-
Der lie vas a; NJ hsLs al MI We TG,n
NJ, IAN read Color very daIk brown large eyes;
scar on the left ;sw rather spare nude spllght-
"; good deccirer aged about twelve years. n,c
NAV he aiming for petersburg. He hEd on ara y
nnr;,s and linen Jacket. reward Will ne lalu lor
his return TO 1868 Broad street, Rlchmcnd, va.
oc Nv ,Th&S3.*
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WAITE WAIT FOR THE BIG SHOW

|WAIr' WAIT FOR THE BIG SHOW
THE ONLY MENAG ERIE, CARAVAN, MU'
Scum, AND CIRCUS THAT WILL
VISIT TIE SOUTHERN
.. STATES THIS
WINTER.
The only and original
OLD JOHN ROBINSON
ON his annual triumpbal tour through all The
southern states with
THREE MONSTER PAvILIoNS-
ono exclusively for the Museum. ano,her ,h gX !
pressly for The Menagcric aud Caravan, lne I'LL,
GsvrrJ TO Tie FaueStrisn Entertainments, Hii
nd ioiGing and connecting together, put
ONLY ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
The only real Menageric, Museum, Caravan anu
frst-class Circus on the road.
e5GoLD AND CRIMSON CAGES,
drawn bv beau.irul matched cream and dappled
horses all the circus reLnue Inc lafges' anu
best parade ever seen on the public streets.
FOUR MONSTER LIVING SEA LIONS,
with their young, Platyrhynchus Leonenus. Or
sea Elcuhants, with name erect ike loIts Hill =,
.rCbs ruuuiriue over 200 pounds OF lresp iiSh
,E,iIy for their only ones ON eAnl
hlfIEu in The world ard can he seen In his me-
nage.Ie a. all hours sporting In al artificial lake
Of ocean water.
A WILD TARTARIAN MONSTER YAK,
{, ON the deserts Of Tartary. with long beantil,
hpr growing from his back tn the grounu-tne
Ouly Cre on exhibition In America.
Don't cor found this with any small snow ,I OF
monnreric but bear In mind that OLD JOHN
K0Bf< SON, the leylaLhan, is tr1un,phaht'S
marching on, aud will positively eNhioiI OH
LOT CORNER SECOND AND LEIGH SIS.
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY
THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY
OCTOBER 18TH, 18TH AND 18TH.
foe 5.I9,l1,1?,&l3l
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The conviction of the editor OF the Rap
nei of Paris, by court.martial, fog pub
fishing false news, will strike the average
Republican mind as being excessively I'M
repub
This IS re,y true. A conviction OF that
sort in this country would he . excessively
unrepublican." Defamation and SANDER
Of the southern people are plrt OF the
strategy of the Republicans. Retalncrs OF
the Government are employed in this work
of fabricatine "false news" And for q
judge to sentence one OF these makers OF
news would be an excess of legal authority
that would subject him to condemnation
as KukluX. -
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
We are now receiving in store
100 hogsleads SUGARS, all grades and qualities /;
900 barrels CRUSHED, A: d, EXTRA G;
100 barrels low priced REFINED;
400 bags RIO COFFEES,
200 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEES.
100 hogsheads BACOS-Shouders, Rib, and Clear
50 t,ere aao best s,aei REFINED LAIRD,
ECO barrels cheap SfRUFS,
SO barrels fine SYRUPS,
30 hogshcads SYhUPS,
500 sacks MARSFaaLb'S SALT,
50 kegs best-quality SODA.
100 boxes prime FACTORY CHEESE,
10 tierccs WARREN'S FAMILY nAMH.
ALSO,
S0AFS III great variety,
SPICES,
CANDLES,
PAPER, SC.
We invite the attention Of The trade. Our stock
being laid In before the late advance, nabe5 10
offer 1T such prices IS will compete successfully
with any northern market,
HARTEYS & WILLIAMS,
Sc ll-em Corner of Cary and 18th streets,
HOFFEES, COFFEES.- bags RIO
~ COFFEES, all grades; 100 bags LagEayra
do, choice quality SO mats choice Old Govern
ment Java Coffee for sale by
aus ROB'T +. WILLIAMS II co.
IN HHDs. CHOICE 2. R. SUGAR,
lO 10 hh,.s. BACON SHCULDERH
10 hht,s. BACON SIDES,
Just received III store and for sale by
WAGGONER i HARVEY,
No. Pearl Block, lath ST.,
1eb Richmond Va.
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n-z= CHOICE FRUIT AND PEARS
FOR SICKNESS AND TABLE USE.--hecei'i"s
this day
punches YELLOW BANANAS,
4 cases CATAWRA GRAPES,
cases DELAWARE GRAPES,
500 hounds NEW-CROP FIGS,
halt barrels choice PEARS.
ANDREW ANToN1,
7.cod Main street, DeIow p oeeoiNee.
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neo, 1ispaseh moved to ,. t sne el. y
se1tamber 1870; applied to .Iss,ss'ts an ~
fn,,,cr voting place for ce,t:pcase ~ n t.s-
Co., He said he had no right So give ua i,S',
ye,,s ercept in the county. l then appneaa
|yerSS e registered In the city, but was refused
hecanse had no certificate OF TRANSFER 1.aI .
I'm nv former voting place. Will Inc
knowing ones OF the Dispatch tell us what
il Inv. and how to act that the vote may
not he lost Of a CoNsERVATiVh'
: The registrar at the voting place where
YOU were first registered ought to give you
a certificate yet the law is so worded that
he is hardly to be blamed FOR having con-
strued it wrong. The object of the restrlc-
tions in the law il to prevent fraud. IL was
never intended to deprive the voter OF tlie
privilege OF voting because ne changes niS
place of residence from one county 10 "io-
Their, or from county to CITY, 'i' ~"
ever, the city registrars should coi'Seii' W
register every applicant without any e'i-
dencc that his name had been erased from
the registrars book where he was nrsI re-
ristered, they would be kept busy by Vasa-
bond negroes. who would be brought INTO
the city in shoals to out-vote the whites.
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~ Ii . VIC Ii y W.
10 dozen quarts ClIOW-CHOW, English
so dUz. Lee & PERKINS, WORCESTER SAUCE,
quarts pinS, and half-pints; also, W0k-
tESrsit SAUCE on draught. by the gallon;
CHI FE E-pineapnle, Nutmeg, EnSltsh
% n,ir .dirE, Iii Nm piGKLES:
$40 dog quarts BRANDY PEACHES, new;
CoIeInsn's ENGL1$lI MUSTARD, in halves
amt pounds glass and TIN ; also, III 4, g, ana
I0-lb. cans, best mace.
For sale by LOUIS D. BOSSlEIA,
a,I.s l!l2 Main street.
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TOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE 81 CO.,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS
OFFICE, HOS MAIN STREET,
Ecprese Dtiug tho most responsible companies Of
the country, insure property 81 all kinds IN city
and country at rates TW EHri-FlNE u FIFTY
per cent. less than the rates prevailing IN This
cHy sine. the war.
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
FIRE AND MAIL n Z.
CAPITAL GOLD rAiD uP,.......si, 400, 0o'S
SURPLUS DO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Uh-s
Iusures all Kinds OF property and mcrchsndi
against damage by lire ana the pcrlis vi .hc sea
at Low RATES.
Deposited with Treasurer oi Virginia,
United States bonds. 5000 ~
Deposited with the Comptroller oI Sew
York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...s!'"' ="
Stockholders indi yidually Liable under state i'~.
adding $40, 600, 900 additional security 10 The
company.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
JOHN b. CLAIBORNE Il CO.,
~ 13-3n Agents.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS

The duties of this school will be resuneu "poA
the % OF OCTOBER. r,r bot1vpen
School rooms south slide OIL ffahhnn' 's
sd and 4th streets, No. 400. !, n uobsou
Reference for the pres ent to Mrs; r. l. hoD''A'
corner OF 9Th and Mars hall-Eo. naei hotstores II,
Circulars to be found at al Tue aos 1d,t5c5
SeDtember. III lo-Zl, |9,oo,Ioo1E--- ----
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TOBACCO CARPET FELT,
/
FOR LINING UNDE-. CAhPETS.
A SURE PROTECTION AGAINST MOTHS.

This Is simply our Virginia Cane Fibre Paper,
with TIVE MY pr cent. of tobacco stems mixed with
the fibre III process OF MANUFACTURED. thereby
making perfect pr otG ction against moths. Costs
about
Two DOLLARS TO ROOM.
The ordinary carpet paddipgs are perfect meth
nests, aud wh,n Used the felt should be put over
them, or the 1elt may be used alone.
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LINING UNDER OILCLOrHS.
Our Deadening Felt is particularly adapted TO
this purpo.e, and efcctually prevents the wearing
OF the olicloth from roughncss OF boards or I'M
evenness of floors, st o Cosl Of less than
ONE DOLLAR TO A ROOM.
For sale in quantity that may be desired by
ALBERT OROWAY u CO.,
4 GOVERNOR STREET,
oc 7-eodlm special Agents.
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Al Word to Girls.

As know you all intend to marry,
and mean, if possible, to get men OF
real worth, / win tell you a secret
which may aid you in your laudable
enterprise. 1t is this: Men, real men,
who alone make good husbands, al
ways aim to select for wives, girls of
substantial merit, real charms and
valuable accomplishments. Cheeks
ruddy with the glow of health, eyes
sparkling with pleasurable excitement
and healthful exercise, and forms
rounded out, and elastic and supple
limbs, are far more attractive to them
than bundle of quivering nerves,
fiabby muscles, chalky complexion
and languid airs. The free, joyous
riI ping laugh and snatehes of song
that fall from the lips of the sensible
and industrious girl, is far more high
~ appreciated by sensible men than
the silly fashionable giggle and affect
ed imitation of the last operate air.
Be natural if you would be popular.
No greater mistake can be made
than for girl to suppose affectation
adds to her attractiyeness. True cul-
ture is the deadly foe to affectation,
and real refinement is always charlct-
erized BY simplicity and naturalness.