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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-12

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
81. Marks Episcopal. .-Rev. o. A. Kim
sowing will officiate in the absence of the
Christ Episcopal (valley).-services at
Second Baptist.-Rev. J. B. Jeter. D. D.
az IL a. M. No service at night.
fustcn Bqptist.-Sunday-sehool Associa.
tion at 2. Nj. 1A'0"@'@.
Manchester Bap!ist.-Rey. r. Jones. of
Norfolk, at IL A. M. ..t,~'. =
First Bishop Doepett al
IL "A. al. Rev. DR.. Baird will, at S4 r. M.
repeat, by request, his sermon on the death
of DR.. Moore. '>''-'
IS Second Presbyte'7an.-Rev. W. a. Camp
Grace.street Presbyterian.-Rev. DR..
Baird at 6 p. NJ. No service in the morn.
ing.
Virginia Hall Ninth street).-Rcv. John
blenner will preach at II A. nj. in German.
Bro0d.street MethOdist.-The pastor, Rev.
John e. Edwards, u. D., having returned
20 the city, will preach at II A. NJ. and 8
st. PauPs Church will not be open for
dlrlne service Sunday morning.
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A SIGN OF THE TIMEs.-Two gentlemen
one from Cincinnati and the other from
Lexington, Ky.-passing through Rich
mond this week en- route to the Springs,
stopped for Il day or two to see the points
of historic interest. While driving about
the city, they were SO pleased with Its
beauty Of location, the improvements in
progress, and the enterprise manifested by
our people, that they at once began to
look around with view to a settlement.
The result is that one of them on yesterday
became the owner by = cash purchase OF
fine house and lot in the upper part OF the
city, near Monroe Park; and the other is
now negotiating with one of our promi-
nent real estate firms Uyne d .Bro.) for q
splendid estate on James river. Men OF
such discernment, and SO energetic and
prompt in business matters. will be val
liable acquisition to our community but
transactions of this nature are only an
earnest of the prosperity We are to enjoy
when our great railroad improvements are
completed and the advantages OF Rich
mond are brought more prominently be-
fore the capitalists OF the West.
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THE RAILROAD DISASTER IN MAINE
Fifty Persons Injured.-Bangor, Aug. TO-
the sufferers from the Maine Central rail
road disaster yesterday, caused by the
giving way Of Il bridge with Il passenger
train, near this city, are al doing well, and
casualties in addition to the two killed and
thnty wounded, already named, arc re-
ported: William o. Aver. OF Bangor, head
cut and right hip injured Mrs. aver. BAN
gor, left shoulder, hip. and side bruised ;
Marion Aver, two years old, bruised i'll left
side and shoulder Miss Mary +. Butler,
Of Ellsworth, severe cut over the right
temple and similar cuts on the neck; Eliza
Jane Daggett, Hayerhi!l, severely bruised
in the head and neck T.. S. Prnncll, of
Brunswick, fractured RIB. The coroner is
holding IN inquest upon the body OF Thos.
Gallagher, of Boston, who was billed. The
whole number injured reaches tiIty-nlne.
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PREPARATIONS FOR TIE HORTICULTURAL
AND Psychological FAIR.-The leading po-
mologists throughout the country express
the opinion that ut the Fair to be held III this
city next month under the joint auspices of
the American and Virginia State Pomologl-
cal Societies there will be the finest exbibi-
tion of native fruits ever seen in the United
States.
Dir. Saunders, the superintendent OF the
Experimental Garden, Washington, is say
ing every thing he can to bring on to the eS-
hibition, and from various points we near
of choice collections in preparation.
The list OF special premiums Is still In
creasing. The last is one offered by Messrs.
Caskie iS Warwick of $25, for the hand
soonest basket of flowers, the basket and
contents to be given to the society. The
same firm make q donation OF s25 TO the
society-an example worthy OF imitation.
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THE "SoNs OF AMERICA" ."-Harrtsburg
Aug. 1O.-rhe State Camp OF Patriotic
Sons of America this morning indefinitely
postponed the resolution to establish na.
tional camp. The balance of the morning
session was occupied i'll an excited discus
sion of the following resolution
"ResoIued, That the committee OF Penn
sylyanil declares its adherence of Roman
Catholic for any office of honor, trust or
profit whatever"
A motion to postpone the resolution wa.
lost-46 to 100. A point Of order was finally
raised that the resolution was not in order,
in which the chair coincided. An appeal
was taken and the chair sustained.
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THE ONO POISONING CAsE-Verdict Of
the jury Columbus, Aug. TO- The coro-
ners Investigation in the Buttenbarger case
closed at London tonight. The jury. re-
turned a verdict that poison was admlnis-
tered to Buflenbarger by some person or
persons unknown to them. Prof. Worm
lev testified to chemical examination of
the stomach and liver, in both of which he
found unmistakable traces of arsenic. That
if was possible to introduce arsenic into The
liver after death. he did not discover sufll'
cient arsenic to produce death under oral-
nary circumstances, but the hndihs OF q
small quantity was not P,oSe pr Sea,b sha'
Others testified that the organs examined
bv Wormley were taken from the body OF
Buffepbarger.
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A New DRUM.-One of the prizes recently
awarded at the volunteer encampment at
wimbledon, England, was Il side drum Of
an entirely new construction, The drum
has one head, which, instead of being of
parchment or vellum, is made of thin steel,
and is beaten by sticks with 1ndia-ruboer
tops. The advantages claimed are that the
head is practically unaffected by damp or
changes in temperature, is practically in
destructible, and can be tuned more simply
than the ordinary drum. An ingenious
contriyance of springs is substituted for
the ..suare," or strings, which give the
peculiar rattle to the ordinary side drum.
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You may break, you may ruin
The vase, If .ou wilt;
But the scent OF the roses
VIII hang round It still.


Once agIin does Fate confirm poetry, and prove
our motto true. r. FEnRANDINI has just received
direct from Paris the first two numbers Of the
loniteur de la Couture. the beauty, variety, and
elegance Of the plates Of ,ohtch, In new styles OF
Dire ssng hair, Mrow all noe have seen during It's
absence into comparative tnsfgnifcance, and
proves that France will always be France, and
Paris the queen OF cities and capital Of iefned
taste.
The ladies Of Richmond will, at a single glance,
sanction wnat thu world has long acknowledged.
K. FERRAnDINI is still, as lefore the war, q
tional Union Of Paris, that peerless association
for all branches OF commerce. Industry, and In
yenlion, through whom any applications for giving
publicity 10 patents, &C., through tic neGns fttc
said association, may be addressed TO 3;
III T.. FKHRAEDINI,
32l Broad stceet, Richmond, Va.
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CRIMINAL CARELEssNEss-A Young Lady
Shot and Instantly Killed by a Young Man
F0Oking ,Cith PiStOL.-At fifteen minutes
past O'Clock last night Fannie Elsie, aged
fourteen years, residing at No. 1912 Broad.
way, WIS shot and instantly killed by a
young man, also aged fourteen years,
named Michael Quinn. clerk in the store
Of j. j. Downs, No. 1212 Broadway. The
facts Of the ease. as reported to Sergeant
Mullen. of the 29th precinct, are as fol-
lows: The young lady was standing in the
doorway leading to The hall, while young
Quinn stood Il short distance from her, eX-
amlnlng, a revolver. From some unac-
countable reason the weapon suddenly dis
charged, the ball passing through her left
arm into her breast, lodging in her lungs,
killing her instantly. Her body was re-
moved to the residence of her parents, on
the second floor. Quinn was arrested, and
will be detained in the Thirteth-street
Police.Station TO await the action Of the
Coroner.-Nelo York Herald.
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Hmncheana,.,. n.,.,...... !.


Mnnd.r msErINa OF TIE CoUNrY CouRr.-On
This court, but owing 10 sIiohs sYanE ~
war between the town and county sptSn,J.
ties the new courthouse has mot Vet hoan
received, and the old coflrt-roorr nae Soe,,
gwen up; so our County Court seeyas IL
De without a local habitation. The Bonrd
OF supervisors meet Oh TUESDAY,. wha,, the
matter Will doubtless be settled. I'm the
meanCime we presume there will be no
great objection to the session of the court
being held in the new court house.
TIE County CONSERVATIVE Coxx,rryy
On to-day this committee meets at old
Chesterfield Courthouse. It Is eomncsed
Iof the superintendents of townships and
| their assistants. and the presidents of clubs.
AS important business will be brought up.
9, full attendance is desirable. It Is nrot.
able that delegates viii be appointed to the
State Convention. 81 5;' So
PERsoEAL.-Mr. j. 81. Burrows, whose
foot was run over on the Richmond and
Danville railroad some months since, has
resumed his duties US freight agent In Man.
chester. -
MIR. rhos. Callegan. who was badly In.
jured while moulding ut the Danyiiie shops,
and Mr. Thos. Millington at the Tredegar
~ .ts
PAINFUL Aco1DENT.-Mr. Alex. Baxter,
watchman at toe foundry of Baird's heirs,
accidentally shot himself on Thursday
| night about 10 O'clock. The wound,
although painful, Is not dangerous, aud be
is able to walk about. ,la 90
RELIGIOUS NoTEs.-In consequence Of the
absence OF the pastor from town, there will
be no service ut the Meade Memorial
Church OH Sunday. We have been advised
| of no other changes.
DESERVED PRoMoTroN.-It is stated chat
Samuel f. Maddox, the carpet-bag repre-
| sentative from this county, has been ini.
tiated in the negro Odd-Felows' Lodge at
| Chester.
The STATE OF THE WATER.-In c0nse-
quence OF low water and the imperfect
| condition of the dam, there Is great CON-
plant among our manufacturers, and we
trust that such measures as can be devised
for their relief will be begun forthwith.
SMALL Observation-Disclosures had cor-
| pie married on Thursday night-the groom
| 10. and the bride II years of age.
| The Manchester Good eSamritans take
an excursion to Washington on Monday
night. ,.s
The usual moving of hay on Hull street
| Is progt essing finely. :
it is believed that the proposed eXcur-
sion of theiPresbyterian Church down
James river will be q success,
! he Graham Mills resumed work on
yesterday.
| The supply Of tenement houses In Man.
chester is totally inadequate to the demand.
The quantity otsumac coming in is great.
| It commands good prices.
| TIE annual soiree Of the Wfde.Awakes,
j. Scott Bowers, president, was very re-
! cherche affair. Ks
~Sna1sycclridge county treasurer, will be
Co1. 49, l5thstos The, 1a.h In
in Manchester from tffo ~
elusive, to receive taxes.
The police have commenced~raiding 4
unlicensed dogs, goats, and hogs. Tho
who have failed to do so would do well
comply with the requirements Of the law.
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4 CADEMY OF TUE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

rhc patrous Of this institution are Respectfully
,,r'na,d that the new sclloi s,tic Near heglnS on
lie .JbS'r HOt%nA1 IN SE.i' rEMEEE. Ptrents
rud :u4riqns who sh tn Sc ure tor young lauIes
In n nrst-cI.ss boarding school The beueiLi of
gold aud r. flncd education, with maternal super
vision over thpir hathh mnralg- and manDers,
will have ieason TO r. gret tlelr chnict oi tns
alnutr .laria Academy. On The retired and
healthy heights Of Hichmo"d, iu buildings en-
larcei t., sdmt addi'i@n applicants. the pupils
chi ample grouuds picturesque views, and
every faciity un ;cr AN improved S;st=iu, ana nll
,ii.1.u: corps Of teachers Tor tncir ccntentmsn n;
and prus rcSs.
For prospectus OF tnrm-, apply TO superior ess
81 c-d.my. Grace street, between "2i ana 23d
:. r..ls aul t.ei'l5
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a lady refused to be introduced to . gen,
tIeman last evening at Congress Hall, and
no amount of urging could induce her 10
change her mind.
!" What are your reasons for not wanting
an introduction 2" urged friend.
"Because he wears paper coiiaf ana
dyes his mustache," replied the iady.--a'
Z. Commercial.
a Long Branch letter says the little e,rls
there hold their bands Just ike their NAM
mas-" kangaroo style"
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TE:Kaas as.sI e oE ADvEa11sfNH:

EXCURSION To-E EIaRrs -It Ii expected that
large company wifi enjoy tho MOONLIGHT
excursion TO City Point, Fortress Monroe.
and Norfolk tonight. The boat viii Re.
main at her whartin Norfolk tomorrow.
and return at night, so that the excur.
sionists need not lose an hour from bud
ness .sssAJEs3< IS 81.
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FIRES IN THE Coal MINEs.-Mauch
Chuuck. Pa, August 10.-A ire broke out
Of The head of Slope No. 8, inside of No. q
mine of the Lehigh Coal snu Navigation
Company, at 3 O'Clock this morning. a
few men were inside, but all got ont safe.
There Is danger thai the fire viii run along
the vein, which extends to Tanagua.
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Shiloh Coiored Babt,st Association.

The Shiloh Baptist Association (colored),
which has been in session In the First Afri,
can Church since Wednesday, adjourned
last night. A report of Wednesdays pro.
ceedings was published on Thursday.
On Wednesday the devotional exercises
were conducted by Elders j. Z. Clarke,
Henry Dixon, Z. A. Cross, e. Rowe, and
others, and an address was delivered by
Elder John w. White, Of Prince Edward.
Elder Calvin Green delegate from the Val
ley Association) was invited to seat.
The Association was then permanently
organized by the election OF f. &. Cor
prev, of Portsmouth, president; B. T..
Edwards, of Manchester, clerk; Henry
Williams, Jr., ofPetersburg, corresponding
clerk; Thomas Il. Hewlett, of Manchester,
treasurer.
Committees were appointed as follows:
COreSpondence.-J. w. White, William
Brown, W. FL. Elliott, Miles Walker, W..
j. Lewis.
Publication of Minutes.-Joseph Il. Far.
rar, X. G. HobSon, and b. L. Edwards.
Neat Place of Meeting.-G. l.. Dickson,
j. Z. Clark, j. l.. Nelson, John Cross, and
Z. A. Cross.
Miscellaneous Busincss.-Lee Jones, j.
w. Patterson, John Is. Taylor, Woodsun
H.. Mann.
Ret1Hous Ererciscs.--J. Ii. Holmes, VIM.
Troy, Richard Wells, Scott Gwalhmey.
at night missionary sermon was
preached by Elder Il. Wells.
On yesterday the devotional exercises
were conducted 10y Elders VIM. Hill and C..
arv from North Carolina, was Invited to u
notion II = ssr,rf h; ] y; gsrre.s Tor the
! appointment of committee on fce9n
| churches, drew forth several earnest ant
| feeling addresses.
The motion being carried. Elders VIM
Ii. Hoe, Charles Bowe, and Burwell Toler
aud Deucons W. Jackson and james Cox
| were appointed on the COMMITTEES.
On motion of Elder L. A. Gross. the
Rev. DIR. Jeter and Elder Reuhen Jones
were invited to seats in the Association.
DR.. Jeter thereupon made few remarks,
in which he said that the Association
would have been visited by himself and
other Baptist ministers of Richmond be.
fore but for the fact that the Middle Dis
trict Association was in session in Man
chester ut the same time. He congratu-
lated the Association upon the dignitied
and intelligent appearance of its members,
and for the orderly manner in which the
business was.conducted.
TO these remarks Elder Troy made an
appropriate reply; after which resolu-
ti0a was passed thanking DIR. Jeter for hts
visit and kind words.
The Committee on New Churches re-
ported that they had received tfty-two new
churches, and that they held the letters of
three others, which they asked might be
referred to the Committee on Misccila-
ncous Business. This action was taken.
Letters were read from large number
OF delegates; after which recess was
taken until O'Clock 2. NJ.
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UNAVAILABLE LETrEB REMAINING IN THE
R1cHMoND PosT-oFFIcE. AUGUST IL, ISL
w. III. Harris, Miss b. Hayes, ii. Schmett,
Richmond Miss l.. Gossney, Grove Place !;
e. Smith, Washington, D. c.; +. Bralton,
7. Colncrs, 4. l.. Schermerhorn.
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soss OF TEMFERANCE.-Grand Scribe I.
Wiley Davis has this week Issued o charter
to reorganize Montgomery Division, No.
1865, Sons of Temperance, at Christians
burg, Montgomery county. This Division
takes the place of Council OF Friends OF
Temperance recently dlsbanded at that
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PERsosAL.-Rev. T. G. Dashiell, Of st.
MARKS Episcopal Church, left the city on
Yesterday for trip in the North. His pull
Dit will be supplied In his absence. Rev.
D. A. Kinsoiying will preach on tomorrow
OF IL A. Nj. sss S 9Is.ys
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JoB PR1NrING.-Wec call ths attention OF mere
chants, clerks OF courts, sherins, lawyers, rail-
rad, steamship and canal officers and agents. and
sll Others bavingorders for printing, to the facti-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
LIslIMsaT for the prompt and faithfal execution
OF all kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-lIeads, ,Letter-Heads,
programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
rags, Hand-Biils, Catalogues Bills OF Fare, SHOVE
Bnls, Checks, Drafts, &C., de-, SC. Satisfaction
guxrantpcd. t5E ~ 3. 80 y SJss
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!, waon Ann COAL,DEAsLERs.

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ssSsupSn.pIiSISlXr Tor bippiytSg ttost W.
w scSans Win go teos lmOrs er i - es W
1, s.Is III AN C aAls -
Iasnasfsso nae sea sorSs ossl
EIAULiSG SG WSstsD J, . s.r.s xssy 1 E
The committee rrserye lfe - q sbt3
Sis s;t,. ss'- a
con, on scsoat ny Is. So:
q, !. y, 49,
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au l-co,llI
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
II DAkVILLE, VA.

The next sc sion will commence september Is,
l,7l aud clio sc the last OF June.
rev. !. Il. LANE. Rev. JOHN l1PSC)MB
joins: ON, Principil of Coli, E,a'e Department
(. rkEnT, Principal ofnepartmcn: OF Modern
Lsupuiges and Jusic.
he principals aided IN thCir respective de-
parimenls b c,mpetAat assistants. ~.
Charges for board ana tuition In all EDglish
branches, Tor the entire session. S2ie. Oiner
charges equally mo cate. FIFTY per cent. ois-
count 10 minister's daugh ers.
The Domestic apartment Is under the control
Ct Prof. a PkEOTa q lady.
For catalogues, containing full particulars. adj
dress the Principals. fy 81 euit15S
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DICnMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

II
his Institution b0gtns its sixteenth annual ses-
sion october =, 1871.
Nolocsliou su passes the city OF Richmond Tor
the hi her edrc alton OF t1c daus ecs OF Tn: South
The Institute set Ks to add to Its adv hntaees OF
location i hes. provisions for the comfort Of It's
inmates. ard the highest facilities for their iu-
struction. -
Correspondence is invited from those with
daughters To educate
Catalogues, &c, sent on application.
CHARLES H. W 1SSTON. Nj. A.,
aul.co.llm President
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FEMALE SCHOOL

W 4. X. YANCEY, JR., Ekv. u. G. I. pA.
Wis, PHISCirAiS-Opens September ls:h aud
closes Juuc 18th. The Instruction. by tea hers Of
recognized ability and experience, Is thorough
In ali branches taught In schools of The highest
grade.
Charges for entire tuition board, fuel, iisht,
ana washing -S2To Music, vocal and lrsiru-
mental, $50.
t.ssnrs Of tie Virginia University "tp !uch as
s,ck'rg eligible place for The e"ucaIiJn OF
ihri- daugh.c.s.'
For circulars, adirese the FRI ClPA1.
Greenwood Der ot, Alberarlc co., Va.
Reference, by permission, 10 tn" + iculty OF the
Univcrsitv Of Virginia also, To patrons aud pu-
pills OF the principals In past years, anu the
ri-hnVs and clergy of the tpscopal Church In
virginia. Is 2i-QTb& 6S@2t
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE on SCHOOL BoARD,l
1901 CLAY ST., CITY OR KIC8MOsu,

1901 CLAY 81, CITY on lIcBn0sp,
"a Aug, 4, is7l.
FE,0 CARAPEMTERS.-- Sealed proposals
IL will be received op or before tho lgth Augmlss
next for supply ing the pub fc schools wish ~
tesk, 10 be mads entire OF wetl-sasaored s,ess ,s
yeiiow pine rne committee rsssf We VIC ~. -
N ject sny or all bias. For su.th: ihi,l
apply at this Office. AltFssEu ,e2,m,. 3s,s =,
Chm Com. on scaool Buildings ans = u iasas E.
ocHr Aus
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BAPTIST SBspAY-ScHooL AssocI1Tios.,-7-- -
The regular monthly meeting Of this asso-
citation viii take place at the i ult on Ch uren,
Rockets, to.morroW atterao aopl at A o.ciosk. M
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AUCTION tALEs To.DaY.

line Of ,,.,, ",l sen ats P. M a lot on tho vest
ooe y " :. a. a. between aain aud Cary streets.
", n g tAusHroAwill. sell at,o, :.
nv,se m,,a, tot valuable m,lch cow, horss, = ~,
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rnI-THERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

In compliance with the request of the late Coz;
y L.. -og.il hsye taken ch trce and conlroI
- his school. nave engaged the same corps OF
t.,'N"rs, md viii also ne a:siS'et by Mir. JoHN
II. pOH r, l.. now OF Petersburg, who VIII reside
\. rl,c IuSt!lule- .,
tyry,Err, will re emaie to preserve the hsh
r,.iml .lIan which the school attained uhder TUG
f.nl"rtei fCuoaer. , ,.o,-
NY * OCTOBER, ard end on FHlRTlRth
or jITSE For particulars. ad iress MRS. NJ a.
RIA l.. CARRIhGTO:@, Richmond. Va.
yu 70 -d,sw.& WIN
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-DAy.-Rev. Dr
w. Berg Will preach this morning at Mayo
sereeg synagogue. Service commences q,
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DlCHMOND COLLEGE,
III kICHMOND, VA.

The next session opens on MONDAY, October
ID A full Collegiate Course Of Instruction Is
girep.
The entire expenses of studsut Including
hoard I'm messing ciuhs, tuition ami ether collie.
fees, fuel. lJphts, and washing, need not exceed
sos for The session OF nine months: The same
expenses, If board .e had Ia private families, Will
be 1850.
A Law School, uud. lhe control OF able ard eX-
perenced professors, Is connected With the Col
lcge.
For catalogue and further particulars, address
Il. PURSEAR,
~ Ia cod Oh Charm au Of the Faculty.
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Remember the old corner II you are in want OF
clothing or anything in the way OF gentlemen
furnishing. E. B. SPENCE d Son, loo Main
street, have fue stock OF gentlenen's wear,
which they al selling at reduced prices.
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V.rASuINGTON AND LEE
INNlNGTGk. VA.

The next session or this Institution VIII com
men. g on th" third THURSDAY (2lst) or tcrten
hsr 1871 and tinuc with ~: lnt.ruuissiou uU1il
the fourth Thursday III jane. 1872.
= he instruction TN races no; onpn CLaSst-
CAL. LJTHRAkr. and SCIENTIFIC courses,
together with the Professional depaJ Jtneats Of
Law ard ENGISEEkIHG.
The entire ,Xpersrs for lie session of nine
months necd not exceed SEQ or S32i, according to
the price At board arrangements are $50 III t'.e
for messing. 10y watch Students may reduce tLtT
exp nsts 10 $3.50 p session.
For :urther inform alton, address
6. ". G.. LEe. rres!dent- or
All J-SSWst WIN. D3LD, Clerk OF Faculty.