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RICHMOND CoMaAnDRHY, No. .,

Z
KNIGHTS TEMPLAI, sept. 4 1871.
nRDER No. 6.-SIR KNIGHTS, NJ
~ in prep ration for the approaching ~
visit OF the Comm ,ndcry to BsItimore,- ~
ON the occasion OF ;he meeting OF the ~
Grand Encampment OK the United ststas /sV ~,
on tie TO- inst, all Sir Kni1ht3 intending TO par.
Guards lBo. hrr,s Hall, corner Of 4ain and 9th
streets, this EVENING, at O'Clock, for drill
IL 10 absolutely necessary that this az future
will be on this evening, Monday, The 4th
~EDN ssDAY, he d,h; FRIDAY, the, 9Th :;
IL yNDAY. tie 1ltn /; WEDNESDAY, The l3,h
FRIDAY, the 18Th. On F9IDAY, the 1862, there
will be IN inspe tion In ront OF the Custom.houss
on Bank street, at 8 O'Clock p. N.
The attention OF the Sir knights is called 10 the
regulations adopted by the Command.r7 in regard
10 clolh!ug. These regulations Will be rtgdiy eas
forced. - $50 5-. geea s+...- -, E q
BY o1der OF the L. Comm.nde
80 I. ~ - THOS. n. DEWITT. -
s.a-..s Csptain.E aas:al.
WM. J. RIDDIcK, Recorder. soA eodtSepIs
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NOW At THn OCULAR STORE. x,,,ss
carved brackets, bat racks, Sc; vases; Of 60. s
description; photograph albums aloek,a No. ),
!either bsgs pipsI siver-plsted ware in yartss,,
lsfes looking-glasses; elegant st.sl snaray,un.
jooas; spoons, kDives and forks: bracelets MTs
ton goid Jewefry: fans; aud Q very hrzs sss,rs.
meit OF goods too numerous 10 mention. Corner
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CALIFORNIA: PoLITTcs-SUIcIDH OF A
JUDGE.--San Francisco, Sept. S.-The Re-
publican majority in the city is from 1000
to3, 1000, and in the State about 5000.
judge VIM. Livingston committed sui
eide at Virgnia City. in consequence oil
financial troubles, .. g.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTIGE.-The men,. 4 =,
IHl3 bers OF LOGE FRA ANCAISE. NO. 50, KY
their L0d2e.room on Broad street setwc On 9th
and leth streets THIj sVENIEG at O'Clock
Members OF sister city Lodges aud transient
to represent. f.a:'E %,St1f'1<~f; Y 'tETlI1 :.
BY order Of The W. N, t,4 49,, .,,.---..,..
PETIRFIFLD TsENT, sec'v.
Sept. IL. A, T.. 5sIi, AID. Is7l.;I Ytjt1., ItE
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NO. 81.

PM 4as nc. Colon QgEsr1os Anoosa =, u.
the thaASos MOs MES.-The resolution ns,,oa inE iEA 80
snea sne satlSna, Division Of Sons of. ap.2p.ea by
sh she order throughout the corn, nm ~ 9oors ' OF
WI thlown open to all persons .swiib9n,m msle s;a
caused not little excitement amn,.,,, tsa nas
Sons in Richmond. The Grand dg Tnag sae
Virginia would never have resumed pIss s.s 20 OF
san1e relations with the National BODY sinns W.
.he war, but for the positive assurances sT ~
tne representatives OF northern jurisdie..
lions that, the question Of color, should Sno,
pe ts;. Introduced into the Order and up to
this tlme these pledges have been kent. :
!. !s nowappears that the only course omen
70 Inc southern jurisdictions Is a dissoiI,.
.;onioi t;i tneir present relations with the Nm.
.tohal Division. After conversation with .i
!ne grand officers. Of Virginia We " ave- ave-
thcii4ed the to think that the Grand Lodps S .,
sne STATE win meet (accordiig to G aT'no;nt. =.
nene) 10 October, when steps viii he taEen
TO make quiet change in the character sar. ~
Inc organization, so that there nav nav. ho y,
hothlng about it obnoxious to the sontherr r
membership, and that the eficiency OF of the
oroer may be unimpaired. b :. : ,'.''' 'ue
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For REASONS affis sown, possibly with
the idea of keeping the Gentle emigration
at Its lowest point, Brigham Young has
always; discouraged the Development oil the
tmining interests Of Utah, and this is the
foundation af his quarrel With Godbes har, ::
rison and other lost Morqaons.,5 Now he
giyes ups his policy, and since the mines
must be worked he is making arrangements
to- have them worked for his own benefit,
or at least under his own control.
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GKTy, GAs-WoRKs. suPFsB 011ios, D.
ono. Hlc1MesR: g ". 4 IYp,;1 sep;;1 s IEzl1ss iIszlss

: U1kOHEESAlkS Fun 1AS Z ~ h1E 1InSs->s.
Sealed proposals Will be received &C this 6f1es'
untI ~ O'Clock 81. OF FRIDAY, lSth of 6sn,Sga.,
ber for the construction entire OF RoUH PuRI.
now ia use st the works exceptgn sl8ht Alter:
alton tn sksps, which win be ezpiIined on spgus :.
Parties Wishing to bid can obtain tbs forms 1es
80 doing by application at this cface.1
The work 70 be executed bs the loth Gay. ~ Aa-i
vembe- next The WORK TO DO gu 5ecs 70 tne aps
prosni Of the superintendent OF tbs Gzs-wofks. g
The eenpissse ressye tps r;ghs of req eesias az
By osdsr, OF tba ConmItteeou Light. Z ssSG
Sos JOHN 81. KkOWLEA sppst.
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! fUsaAILlBls LnrqaHs REMAINING IN THE
RIeHaoSD Posy-0 0FEI6s SRpTEABEKa, ISti.-
Miss L. Hamilton, Rock Hal, MOI MRS.
III. Reeves, Baltimore, Nd, Mlchael bufna'
Richmond John Werner, Richmond.
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AN elegant assortment OF sesl and diamond
rings, new STYLES Of silver ware nne watches, and
oeauaus jewelry, Just received at JNo. u. 1runn
uo.s new store. lle7 Main street, opposite Yirs
National Bank &''t't 30
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- CoMrNa ,HoMH.-ReV. :Drai iWah, rector OF
st. Johns Episeo opal Church, will probably
return to Richmond from his European
tour next week. He LEFT Glasgow on Sat-
urday the I'd instant, and Is expected in
New York on Wednesday, the 13shs 555s 81
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CONTINUED AaAIH.-The case OF Beverly
Turner, charged with striking David FL.
Howell on the head with musket, was
continued again on Saturday until the 18th
instant, by which time it Is expected that
Howell will he able to appear In court.
Gen. 81. 4. Wise appeared as, counsel for
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T. -Cosv1or REcErvEp.-Alcinda Brown (cola
ored) was received at the penitentiary on
Saturday from Sussex county, to be con-
fined three years for stealing wearing ap.
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HEsRIco County CeURr-Hon. e. @.
M,nor, Judge.-In this court on Saturday,
Chas. 81. Smith was tried for unlawful
gaming and acquitted. - - - =
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WEisIesR, l2oi EaiE street, has juss received
Oh .ne n!est styles Of st,f and fancy hats far
young gents. Cali and sec them - 80
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ENVELOPES furnishsd and printed at u, 9aH,
$''7s, aud A.So per Leo, at ths Dispatch Printing
establishment. - : o".' ~ = .GFTT7 v!
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.

plAHO-FoRTES. egnsT
GSORGE T.. HIDGOOD, sgent for the cele-
br3ted PIANOS oc Haliett LAWS Co., OF bos-
ton, and A. Weber e Co., New ycrk, regarded by
;he leading musicians aud artists the beet now
II atc. For sale VI the man nnfselarerS' lowest
pi.ces .a*... -..-
>ECOSD-HAED rIANCe taken IN exchange
10: new ones al th"lr full value. ''
Pianos constantly On hand to let
TUNING and REPAIRING done IN lne peet
lns.ncr -. -sg:.l au l2-3m
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TOHN W. WATT, GENERAE SHIP |.
Q Governor street, Richmond, va, tDost-afaee
,boxls agens for the Old Dominion Sseamship
CompanYs for Hey Yosk i1nmsn, Tine sor LiY-
aro. wAsafNsTon.it tespt r. NAxLKrr.
WTHSHTNGT0Nip &isG 0.,aaGENKRALf
wv COMMIssION EERGHAETA l71 Gge.a.
uch street eornsg S9nrand @ Ssr =. soTx; Son.
ana ao5RDERS FOE PURcH HAsESi 2. si !, ,Fsssscfsl
soassss Assnts fes the ysrgasa ssssnsais md E:sa
Eompsny .s... - $ ..
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In this dull season Of the year. ,rr
with evenings long and mornings dassy.
often have dreadful cold, - ~1s'.1 's.s.G
Ana ind my voice get very husky.
That's because you don't buy yosr s,o.hino
from Z. b. SPENCE Il Son,
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I.1ST, S'TRSYEss, sc.

T UST. SATURDAY. about O'Clock, be-
| ! l~.t.u oar Office and Lane aster SCo.'e, TWO
E"lfi''A AIsS JF VIRGINIA STATE
FlrUr. ToCk, the two amounting TO about
sig. as ihcy ar ide payable TO our order, they
v, i b. useless ~ III. finder, who will receive our
;nank, If lie riI leave the ssu,e at our ON -e,
i.'n .i,eat aud Nssin Back. or 81 Office or The
Dl-pr'Ch. III Tkt ; FEtAO Il CU.
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AMpSEMEETS.

r.
sSEMBLI HALL.
~ FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
SErTEMRSR i'rR AND 18TH.
,cAxp ENGLIsa orEsATIC AND BALLAD
COSCERT TROUPE,
,,,,,csd .l the following dist!us sstGtsd artists:
',.', srsan Cation soprano,
IL Tireetcess OF the q Gsl.oa opera Troupe.
-. Z, unhtne S>h'mpf. CoatraltO,
N' from Philadelphia.
~, Isnrs Graal ................,,....Ba Baritone,
from E E.hguoad, Va.
~ J-hD /. Carn'roSS. ..,.........".....Te Tenor,
'"' from Fhtisdetpaia.
" lanes 4. Arnold Baritone
"a 1,tc Of Richinss's Cp&ra Troupe.
from thtacelphit.
NJ Tn ,r!as \. Beckett Ctanisl
fr. N Philadelphia
t,3ctar viii commence 81 o'clock.
rRlCHs or ADMISSION:
.ers-ai kdu.is. ion ......S1 w
Admission 10 Gallery. ................:.. ~
,.ItNTaA CttA nC \ for ~ - XIV hD Sh d IL.
80. ~ .,lr OF reserved seats VIII commence on
-~j-aeNAl MORNING. Sep.cmto7 I'm. ~ " es'
r t1,sr>rou'S bookstore. leh sid Main streets
Ear c9pccr. programmes see sWAl cl.cuiais.
ses-otl
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SOUTHERN STEAM DYE-HOUSE.
We respectfully beg to inform the lRdtes and
gentlemen Of this city that we have lifted mp the
DYEINs AND CLEANING ESTABLISH
20. - MINT s.,... -.
this size OF New York, and are sble to do as good
work as the. Ststen Island dysing establishment,
az fora great deal less cost, p" -. -, :, :. -
FIERTTER, late of Paris, 10 gorR Tor us, ana
he hes brought with him some OF the latest sn
ip coloc5. .,.,,
CURED. ~. u. 1hAnCC,M o. ~, ~
Lauudry, NO. alt Broad st.s near SO, seq %
TOSEPH L. WHITAKER begs leave
81 IS call the attention OF the Commilteen m On
streets, aud the citizens generally, to xrAVE.
AENT put down by him on Main street 10 = ifSne nn
OF the STORE lately occupied by Il. Harvey 70,
few doors below the IS. CHARLES Hotel: @ Ihis ms
paysmept has stood the test or two winters ana
tao summers. and stili rem a!ne tntact, showing
that ne her cold nor heat affects It. For fafahsr
4 - j. l.. WHITAKER,
-..s Gravel and Tin Reofer,
SO s.Iw lsH Csry street.
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w ssle or commission house, by young u sn
who writes good hand has had three yeaTs, ex-
pertence IN busiuesE, and can bring the highest
tesumonials from hts late employers
Address Is. l.. W, care Of Is. +. d Z. k. R- 90 >
through P3tt. Office. &c ll-1"
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WTANrED, EMPLOYMENT, BY A
w YOUNG LAnY who writes q good hand.
Wousd like situation AZ ccpyiss or mhntrs-
family. sitnatlon preferred In Richmond, brt
wifi 60 snrwhere, in or out Of the State Address.
! ststing terms, MISS c., Eredcrick's Hall,
Sc tl.2.< &. b %. X. r., Va.
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A TTENTION, HOWITzERsl y 4
yIoVEgg AND EOARDTNG.HOUsEs.

MISS GAY has several very PLEAsANP
IVA ROOMS for PERMANENT BOARDtks,
ana VIII 8leo receive eDAY-HOAkDERe.C Chsrpes
soWh OF Cary. $780, 20 s.eFSIs tsti 80 6eodfms
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WANTED, a LADY qualified to teach
Wv Latin, French, hlK her nnglish. and lus' O..
to take chara or r school In my family. A. ply,
giving references, 10
Cbuls Depot. Ameia cosnfy, Va
.S>H
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WANTED, superior COOK, WASH,
! w E,: and IRONER: 2lso, 81 accomplished
HOUSE GIRL. Best references required. Ap-
| Nv o. RIO q n strccr Sc g. eod3t%
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VIZ ANTED, $4,000 FOB THREE
w YEkks, on city resi estate. Location OF
pro operty equal to the best, and worth more than
double the amount wanted. Names to pxper good
as No l. Appiy To w. II. Robins,
sps2t Ills Main street.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
SECOND BOARD, / r. ".
Boads- BANK and k0rodd-EIp
cks n
FRIDAY. Aug. 2,-P. v.


Owing to the rain-stoIm, or something else,
the stock market opened dull and very generally at qga
tations fraction lower than the closing prices OF 90
terday but in the afternoon there slight impTc
ment on the whole list Of active stocks, with mari
Improvement in few instances though the daYs bt-
ness was quite limited In amount Lake Shore was kry
strong in the neighborbood Of llOl, with about H.
shares changing hands, but the outsiders have not bee
able TO divine the intentions Of the %
The stock closed at ILL., Ohio and Mis-.
sppi was rather heavy despite the expectations Of -
proved facilities through connection with the Baltimore
and Ohio over the recently completed narrow gauTe
Rock Island OF which about lloOo shares were sold,
vanced to ILL., /. per cent the opening quotao
Northwest also frmer, the common closing az
III and the preferred 92A Wabash rIner on very
small transactions, closing at 63i. There was quito
a lively firt in Union Pacific, which was
firm at 3t with sales Of about 1000 shares. western
Union Telegraph was put up 10 625 and Consolidated
Coal to 4li Pacific Mail bore of the honors in point OF
activity the sales amounting about 1900 shares with
closing quotations at 52k but it renamed for Panama
Railroad 10 put on the capsheaf the price OF that sto
running ND to ~ against GGi last evening and e yester
day morning We can see no reason for the extaord
nary rise in this stock beyond the alleged benens
accrue 10 the road from additional eghts growing cut
OF a supposed alliance between the Union fa'ih' hAi
road COMPANY and the Pacific Mail steamsmp Noni-
many We note sales OF Chicago and Alton at l2O e., G.
and O. lqI; d. L. and Western, 100; Terre Haute Pre-
ferred 20 and Hannibal and st. Joseph at 20. In EI-
press shares Adams was strong at s! while the rest =
the list was neglected The following table shows tnC
IoySest pricas stocks sold TO-DAY:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Nem Publications.
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS
swINTON,s CONDENSED.

A CONDENSED SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
constructed for definite results recitation and containing ne"
method Of topical revevs fully illustrated With maps portraits and
other engravngs By william swintOD NJ Prof History in the
Univ Of California Author Campaigns Of he rny Of The Potomac
&C. l2mO Cloth pages Copies by NAL for examination
eeipt Of IS cents
From The Nor Ycrk TSpst. June IT, 1911.
Advance sheets Of CONDENSED United States have for
some time hands Of leading educational Of this city and
we bat express opinion when that this manual
marks An Histories II technical points Of
novelty superiority which teachers will readily APPRECIATE IL is
clear in its style sensible IN It's tone and impartial and catholic in Its
spht pApbe merits Of The book win be ts sufficient recon
meudAaonp
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
RIDDLES NEW ASTRONOMY.

SHORT COURSE IN ASTRONOMY AND THE USE OF
GLOBES designed supply brief Of lessons in Astronomy Tor
the use young pupils Of those whose opportunities do not permit
more study Of the subject By Henry Kdde NJ SuT'
Schools n Y City pages fay Illustrated Price 80 cents Copies
BY mail for examination on receipt Of half the price
From Prof ALBERT Prof Nat SRo Neerssy Classical
and Scientific Institute HightstoOh, ". j.
very much pleased with Kddes short Course in Astronomy
and admirably adapted the purpose for which was VIII
ten presents concise clear and attractive STYLE all
tho ,nt nres Of the science the latest invest.
cations and observations DO hesitate to recommend as most
excellent textbook on the elements OF Astronomy
From Prof P II. SMITH, University Of Vir0inia
very Textbooks from the American press In me
spical execution worthy to compared the beet specimens Of the
Clarendon press
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
KERLiS NEW GRAMMAR.

SHORTER COURSE IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR adapted for
schools where only textbook English Grammar is required by
Simon Ke A. NJ, author Of Series Of English Gram"dr'
24o pages Price rs Copies fer examination free BY mail on re-
ceipt Of half the price
from j. c. PCKARD. Prin. HIGH School, Md,oaskte, wa
"For the Schools for which designed, Kes Shorter Course ID
English Grammar is the best work have ever seea"
From Rev. THOMAS X BEEcHER, IN The Christian CHioh
We commend Ke Shorter Course as one o The best
II not the very beet grammar have ever met With"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Tne day. ransactions at the U. 8 subTreasnry vere


Borrowers on temporary loan ind money abundanS
and per cent where the collateral consists Of United
States securities and at and pledge OF railway and
miscellaneous stocks Discounts move less readily and
may be quoted at to per cent.
The subscriptions and conversions TO the new loan 10
day, at p m received by Jay Cooke Co., amounted
to $l1sCO0, now leaving but very small amo1i M
taken. The General Government bond market has been
inactive. but prices were higher.
Fisk & Hatch report Governments follows az p. IN;
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations we're,

There has been nothing important to note in gold tho
sultrness OF the weather having depressing effect upon
speculation The preponderance OF business has been
1924 the range having ll2s sd2s. Whether this Is
calm preceding another squeezing storm, do not ven
ture TO state although the clique will probably try again.
We credit the street gossips The cash gold was
easy and favored the borrower The rates were and
per cent per year for the OF gold fat, and and
per for carrying Tie payments OF the September
interest 10 date slSO0OO0. The days business At Il
Gold Exchange Bank was soows: Gold clearec,
sS652sOOO gold balances s296ln; currency balances,
hn FOL wer Lie nnofafionA:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
THE QUESTION OF THE DAY.

WHO WROTE THE COMING RACEP
By the authorship Of this book aserbed Lori
Iyton by some to Ahir Hes and by Ophan
The latter wTtes:
While recognize the great literary merit Of the wort Am nc. ts
author"
The lndPendent Whichever may be has produced
rrnsrh able book"
The y IIeIali SAYS No deeply interesting
book has appeared 10 long time -
Tie y. y. NAL says; " The book "a a marvellous ouer
The " II OF the most ce.
that has been given 10 the world since Guhyers travels
The Standard saye has Justly interest not eI
eee9ed by volume In its hind since GuhyePs
The ~ Times says He has podacoi wo almost "a fantastic
IN is way as vGhek. but Of higher character"
The n. Y Sunday Times So brilliant
n and 20 pure book Of the hind has not during present
made lis appearance 10 the English language ~''
Handsomely bound IN cloth Price 81 IS so ,yerysbe. Sen,
JIeI Iaid on receipt Of price. A'
FRANCIS B. FELT & Co
PUBLISHERS ERW-YoRK
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CARDNER's CONJUGAL SINS, Fifteenth

W Thousand
C0STgSTs
]. The Modern Woman's Physical Deterioration.
IT, Local Diseases in Children and lie Causes
Ill At What Age Shouh One Marry
". 10 Confluence Physically Injurious
v Personal Pollution
W. The Injurious Results Of Physical Excess
VII Nichols Used to Prevent Conception and Their Corsequebts
Will lnfsniiede
TX Conugal Relations During the Period Of MeDstruAon
X C1Iugal Relations Between the Old
XII Marriage Between Old Men and Young Gfls
XII What NAY BE Done with Health View and the Fear God
Before U.s.
In vol, 2mo pper Price 81 81 By
booksellers and newsmn sent bv mail prepaid OF
J. 5. kEDFlkLD. l40 Fultou.st Now.York.
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IOOMISS FIRST STEPS.

FIRST STEPS IN Music No This book. its name indicsien
intended follow two preceding and Will be found ad
by graded purpose Proe 35 enb mail for examination
on receipt Of cents The series complete comprising No and g.
,viu Be sent for this pupots receipt Of cents.
From Hor. HENRY KIDDLB, SupL Schools ~ y. City
First STEPS Music By Prof George LOOMS to be ad
mraty sdapei for elementary instruction IN that art The method
principles OF teaching and the lessons dictated by
long practical experience Of Prof LOOMS such enable teachers
generally to apply them with facility and success
From s. NJ CAPRoy Pri1. Hartford, c., High SchooL
know Of no attempt LoomSs First Sps successful TO
brine the elementary principles down the eoBprben
sion Of children"
OUR NEW DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, just ready rising
pages containing fall titles descriptive notices and
price. publications mailed school or
GERS application; will also THE EDUCATIONAL REPORTER
for September /.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Ciy bank shares quiet at 10 for Merchant an"
at fOr ocean, these sales having occurred at the "
Board The following the bids:

In railroad bonds business was active ana wen uS
trbuted large amount of capital is being Invested NJ
first mortgage bonds OF principal railways The Ioh
lowing were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
HERALD OF HEALTH FOR SEPTEMBER
CONTENTS

III
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EVILS OF HAIR DYES AND COSMETICS By SARA B. CHASE,
THE FOOL AND THE FARRIBR- JOEL BENTON
THEORIES PUT IN PRACTICE BY MRS II. c. BlRDsALL.
STATEMENTS AS TO TUE DURATION or HUMAN LIPE T.
RAY LANCASTER, B. A.
STUDIES IN HYGIENE REST, SUN-BATHTNG, RICB AND
ELK md HARD WORK, OvERwORK SUMNER DRINKS
CERTAINTY OF LIFE. HYGIENE OF THE AK.
TWELVE RECEIPTS FOR WHOLESOME PUDDIEGs
KDrTORIAL: HOW THEY TREAT WOMEN MEDICAL STU
lENTs IN GERMANY. BY DR. MARY Stafford.
TREATMENT OF RHEUMATISM BY ELECTRICITY BY DR. A.
L COOK.
EXERCISE PoR sEDBNTARY PBOPLEi CLIMATES POR CON-
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