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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13
Interesting Report Of Meeting OF a
Teachers' Institute.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, December 1851.
The Teachers Institute, for the bene mt
of the teachers of this peninsula, from
Charles City to Old Point, was held IN TINS
city last Tuesday in President. EWeirs
lecture. room. Owing to the excessive colu"
ness of the day and the threatening pro-
liabilities OF the previous day, the NUM-
her OF teachers in attendance was small.
ONLY two, superintendents were present.
Mir. George Nj. Peck, of Hampton. and Col
oneI James FL. Allen, Of James City. kew.
mir. Waddell, of Charles City, was absent
on account of sickness.
The call of the roll showed the following
members to be present:
From Charles City: DR.. Whit. Marston.
James City: Mes rs. L. Il. Geddy,J. j..
Martin, j. b. Spencer, Nj. Il. wallace, W.
Williamsburg j. w. Edloe, Miss L. q.
Hansford, Mrs. V. f. L. Southal.
York: w. Nj. Taylor, james 3. Mitchei''
Miss M. e. Bush.
Elizabeth City Mr.. Semple.
New Kent and Warwick drew hlanRs.
dents Ewell, DIR. Wilmer, ana Mr.. Iuthor'
teacher OF Grammar School.
Colonel r. L. Withers and Mr.. fnelps,
If New York, added much to the interest
and profit of the meeting.
The Public School Trustees were repre-
sentsd by Il. L. Taylor and T. ?: Marston,
If lanes City e. F. Blair, Of York ana
Colonel r. H. Armistead,. T; i: POWELL
and W. 81. e. Morecock, Of Wlnlamsourg'
Mrs. Judge Henley and D. ". marston'
listeners, complete the list. 49, ,,o,r
Colonel James FL. Allen TOOK tne caa! y
and MI. sempIe was requested to act Us
secretary. ,. Tho otndv
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General Htema.

WASHINGTON, December l2.-The SUI
preme Court aGjourns on the 22d instant
until % January.
There vas full Cabinet meeting to-day.
1t is stated that four Of the members Of the
Ways and Means Committee have assured
the tobacco men that they will favor a uni
form tax of sixteen cents per pound.
The Republican senators csucusSed to-
day for three hours mM the subject of 4
joint committee of rsefshehment and civil
service with no result.
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r,I1rn,ps ASD THE GOVERNMENT.

CHc q The strongest loebles JUST
formed l. being organized III tue
.urr;,.. &C number of railroads.
Who are about to make a demand
On the fyrasurv, amounting in all to several
millions Of dollars, for full freight and traffic
r,.',- during the war. Quartcrmaster Gene
!1 Nc!2> refused to pay more Than Ger
Am amount per mllc-much less than the
li,u4i rates. The companies engaged In
~, I'll ut have Kept Il iull account at lull
rates araiEst the Government. These ac-
counts are now TO be presented but 1t IS
expected they will be disallowed by the
Treasury. The parties who are managing
,l,.> maltcr then propose to go to Congress
!,r rrltef.- Washington Correspondence
Iyr YORK. Yerdid.
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TOBACCO TAX.

II j. understood that four members oil
The Way, and Means Committee have as
>urrt tie tobacco Incn who are here mat
lt.S VIII favor Il reduction Of the tax on
tobacco 10 sixteen cents per pound on all
riI,.c<. Three OF these four are DaWes,
Mlyunrd. and Kelley. This wonid inui,
.r4t, tint The reduction was certain, and
,r.,, hr taken aa a straw to show what the
r.),ry ol the committee will be- Washing
lon T. l,yr0m- Nr,r York Times.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December 12.-The. ba-
rometer will probably fall very generally in
the Gull and Atlantic States, with cloudy
weather and rain Tonight in The Gulf
States, and threatening weather on We'd
neslay from the lower lakes to the middle
and South Atlantic coast. The low pres.
sure in Illinois will probably move east
and northeast, preceded by southeast
winds In the middle States, and followed
tonight by increasing northwest winds on
Lake Michigan. Areas OF rain are appa-
rently developing in Virginla, Penusyl-
yania, Illinois, Michigan, and Louisiana.
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PROPOSED TARIFF REVISION.

The prospect Tor liberal revision OF Inc
jUiH' al this session grows brighter every
Gay. Mr.. isoberts, OF the commi.tee, why
tilt he isunhcsltatinsly in favor of revenue
refo1y. This leaves the committee with
~, three Protectionists out OF nine men,
Dcr,. Mr. Burchard, Of Illinois, is also
lronounced in favor OF liberal revenue re-
form. As soon rs the committee receives
s"mc Statistical matter from the treasury
thew viii 20 10 work on the revision OF the
,alif aud internal revenue law.-Zetd, en-
Rfit,uv,ye Sru
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PHILADELPHIA HoRRoRs. Philadelphia,
December 11-An explosion of il co Il oil
lamp caused fire last night in Perth
street above Parrish street, in which the
body of man who had died Of small. poX
was consumed. The mother and three
children were turned out. anu none OF the
neighbors would give them sht Tier for fear
of the infection. They were subsequently
conveyed to the station-hoilsa.
Louisa Mcneil was burned TO death by
her clio. hing taking fire from 4 bonfire kim
died near skating pond in Germantown.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Few York stock aud Money Market.
NEW YORK., December 12.-Money very
tight at per cent. Gold, 10aX @1O0S
Sterling weak at 109@109H. Governments
rather heavy; 'eYs, 11OH !; 'srs, 1174 {;
'g4's, HOY 'e5s, 111't; new, 113H ; 'G7's,
1151 'Gs's, 1i5S; 1o-4Gs 1O94. states-Ten-
uessee's, e5N new, same. vireinia's, 81 !;
new, CT. Louisana's, 81 new so. Levees,
GA; s's, IS. Alabama's, 100; 5's, 65. North
Carolina'a, 81 new, 15. South Carolina's,
4S; new 31h., ..,:...
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THE ANNE>TY BILL,

If this bin should pass the Senate In this
shape an effort will be made in the House
to substitute universal amnesty and enact
it into law before the holiday recess. The
feeling in the House in favor of amnesty il
certainly much stronger than ii was when
II passed the bill last spring, which was re-
ported in the Senate TODAY.
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the Secretary, az well nv yourself. 1t has
heen decided TO refund the tax paid by
the judges OF the State courts on the sala-
ries received by them from their respective
State treasures. You may, therefore,
transmit to the FIFTH Auditor the proper
proofs to enable Eim % report the am cunt
Que to each judge on the nasis above stated.
This action conforms 70 the decision Of The
Supreme Court In the rnse Of Day ss. Buff
fipgton, bcyond which the Depart ncnt
does not feel authorized to CO."
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BREAK IN THE CASAL.-On Saturday night
last q break occurred in the canal near
Peters lock, two miles helaw Rope ferry,
and about twenty-five miles above this city :,
which completely suSpends packet and
freisht-boat travel for the present. The
breach in the tow-path is about thirty feet
long and five feet below the bottom Of The
canal, and is supposed to have Deen caused
by too great head Of water icing let into
the level from The lock .bovc. We learn
that the break will he repaired ~ soon ~
possible, but as the force Of hands on the
line is already inadequate t" HE work de-
volving upon them, there may h considera-
BILE delay.-Lynchburg RepMbHc0n.
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THE TAX u. STATE OFFICERS.

The Comptroller of the Treasury, Is. W.
Tri0r. has written ire following letter to
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Doug
las: "sir,-In my letter OF the sSa OF
Augu<t last You were advised that upon
with the Secretary IL nan pee a.
decided not to take any final action ~ tnas
Time in relation TO refunding zoe lheonts
/ * paid by State officers. l have now WI, 10
sav that upon further consultation "ata
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POsr-OFFICE AFFAIRS,

At Hamilton, Loudouu couaty, Va. The
terminus Of the Washington and Ohio rail-
roaD Hiram n. Tsyener is appointed post
master, pice j. h. Taylor. removed. At
Orange Courthouse, Va, John N. Almond
is appointed postmaster, otcc Philip Mug
Ter. resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

AS population and wellth increase, and
competition in local Journalism becomes
possible, the race Of editors who fill their
Columns with Acknowledgements of oysters
and fancy cravsts is soon reformed of tue
face Of the land, like the log cabins OF the
first settlers. they are only the pioneers
of their calling, preparing the sway tor the
real popular educators. who follow close
behind them.-Ne7r York IriHane.
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Captain Frank HolIingshead, of the
through mail line been Washington and
Aqua Creek, who has had command of the
Vanderbilt for some time, has been trans
ferred again to his old boat, the Keyport,
which has been fully repaired, and is now
in splendid condition. Captain Holdings
head is very popular with the travelling
public.
Mr.. Akermau's retirement from the office
of Attorney. General was whispered about
IN well-iniormed circles last night again,
and 1t was even said that he would vacate
this week. Rumor assigns ex-senator VIII
liams, of Oregon, to the vacant place in the
Cabinet when it is made Washington Pa
ty7Ot.
None OF the anti.Grant Republicans have
as yet made any protfers Of conference, or
compromise, or suggestion OF any kind,
except to advise that the "one-term
principle for the presidency be made q
plank in all future national platforms.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court are
now making up their opinions on the legal
tender cases. Five or six written opinions
are expected.
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W1a.1, AND GOAL.

HOAL AND WGOD.-PREPARE FOR
~ co; ID WEATHER. WEil.GY0U CAN GET
FUEL CHEAP.-aHTHGhCl COIL for
stoves or eraies At 57.7:@S. per ton; II u i 4 NJ
COal, :ei,arsd for hase-burnng
stoves ut 8G.T5lS7 per ton; CLOVER Hill, a.
$3.50 10 $3.50 pc. lo;d d; WOOD Of all Kinds 1T low
est hgurea. TERMS: Cash.
At NlncteeLth and Cary or 7C8 Grace street.
d. CHARLIE IL. PAGE g. CO.
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Outrageous Assault upon Young

Outrageous Assault upon AZ Young
Lady.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH, VA, December 12.-Yester-
day evening about dark a young lady,
Miss Emma Crandall-while walking out,
was assaulted by negro man and severely
beaten. 1t is feared she will not recover
She Is now in an unconscious state, and it
is also feared she will lose her reason should
she recover. The negro was arrested, and
awaits examination. He is said tobe crazy.
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The Texas Contested Seats IA 90

WASHINGTON, December 12.-The Com.
mittee on Elections have decided that Clark
(Repuhlican) and Herndon Dcmocrat),
from Texas, are entitled to he sworn in on
the prima Jdcie evidence of the certificates,
This decision, however, docs not affect the
ultimate result of the contest.
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septeuced to ahe Penttentfary.

~ Special telegram to the Dispatch.
LyNcHBURG, Va, December l2.-Willlam
r. Prentls, one of a gang OF plekpockets
here during the Fair, plead guilty to-day oil
stealing watch from Colonel Langhorne'
and was sentenced to the penitentiary Tor
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Cuba.
CUBA.
THE VOLUNTEERS RELIEVED r

THE VOLUNTEERS RELIEVED RY TIE
REGULARS. .
UAvASA, December 12-To-day and
henceforward the regular troops will oc-
cnpy Moro Castle and the Cubano and
Principe tOris. Falmaseda thanks the re-
lievcd volunteers for the manner in which
they have performed service in the past TWO
years.
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DWELLING BURNT.-Ih he brick dwelling Of
Mr.. Mckee, about six miles Vest OF Green
vile, in this county, wls Destroyed by fire
about 6 or ! O'Clock on Sl,l,'ay evening
last. The family were ut supper when it
was discovered that the uprrr part Of the
house was on fire. Che furniture was
sayed.-Stdun.on Spectator.
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TOBACCO BARN BURNED.-A tobacco barn
belonging to Mr. james I. FGris, near Pam
Mills bridge, on Staunton river, was robbed
on Saturday night last Of all lEa tobacco it
contained and then set on iirc and burned
TO the ground. The tobacco 97a3 found the
next day piled up in the woods near by, in
dicatipg that several ahlc-hodicd persons
must have had hand in the inf igratiOn.
At latest accounts 10 clue had been obs
tanned to the guilty party. Aynchburg Re-
71uI13c1n
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LATEST FoREz aN EEwg.
England.
ENGLAND.
THE PENCE OF wALEs-PRoGREss OF H1sluI

THE PENCE OF WALEs-PRoGREss OF p1sEur
hEss-HIs DEATH HOURLY EyPEcTEp-IN-
TENSE EXCITEMENT IN CONSEQUENCES. I'd! =
~ LONDON, December I2--5 o. Clock A. AZ
ine FRINGE OF Wales, according to an. OH.
clal dispatch just received from Sanding.
nun. passed @ very restless night. There
are no signs OF improvement in his condi.
ZION, and his death Is imminent atany time
uuElng to-day from sutfocating attacks. His
ss.rength IS not so good. and what sleeL he
mas IS followed by restlessness and ip0Tiet.
uG re- I6e chest symptoms are bad. J..
ns .TTlhcess Alexandra is greatly en-.
the Prince. The Princess ROYAL: Victor in
wIie OF the Crown Prince OF Germany. IL
hourly expected. =: j; ~ - % %
me excitement In london and In tho,
r 10Y ices Is greater than during the Cri.
sANDRISoHAN, December 1873 q, u1och
a. A.-Ihe Prince passed q very restless
nlght. His delirium is constant. y o. ClncE
M.-ihe Prince has been restless all The
morning. His condition is unaltered /
y, LONDON, December 12-2 O. Clock P. NJ
me Prince OF Wales IL stiIlaive.
SANDRINGHAH, December 12-5 o'Cloek
+. M;-IDe Prince was somewhat less rest
less this afternoon. His general condition
however, is unchanged. y
10 o Clock p. M.-The Prince passed an
unqniet evening, but his. prostration does
not increase.
LONDON, December 12-Unoffi,iaI nd.
vices regarding the Prince of Wales' condi.
ton are not hopeless. The royal PATIENTS
voice remains strong. r-s -,
THE TELEGRAPHERs' STRIKE, &c. -
LONDON, December 12.-The telegraph.
ers' strike continues, and the people are
beginning to complain.
The royalyacht Victoria Albert has been
dispatched to bring the Princess yictoria.
wife, OF The German Prince Imperial, 10
England,
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Hon. Alexander Fl. stephens has pur-
chased the Atlanta (Gl.) Sun newspaper,
out.aud-out, and sgnalizes his resumption
of editorial duty by clamorous election
OF the Missouri passive policy.
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u,., 90 so,,n carolina Ruklux.

The Trial Of Sonah Carolina huai"N'
COLUMBIA, s. G., December Pin me
United States Circuit Court to-day II.
HAYES Mitchell, Of York county, was ar
raigned on the charge of conspiracy under
the kukluX law. The jury cohs,steo VI '"o
whites aud ten blacks and muiattes.
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ILLINOIS,.

- FATAL LOCOMOTIVES EXPLOSION.
CAIRO, December PA locomotive eX-
ploded near Centralia, Illinois, on the Cen
trail railroad kilin sgo tire; 1s,ds Que q
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COMMERCIAL..
CORN AEJ FLOUR ExcuAysF,3
RICHMOND. VA, Eec.mbegs Il, 1871

|, -El-ilr a;t.., OFFERINGS, 49, $3.50
whs1t.-.Wh its, I'D bushels. Rta. ia suste,a.
Googn-W bite; :: pn.hels. Mixed u bushels.
RDe.-A bushels. 'ty go =
Jos bushels.
Ft1r5eed.--6 bushels. - Z,
i u Is 1880 HI SALES - -
~ nhsds. w hite, % bushels very good st sl.so.
Corn.-W ssi bushels NJ ST. 70 LOT ar.
vet yery ye,y gocd: &C. for good. Mixed 20 bush Is
ssc ofs: 2so uihels at oac for vert good sn,,np
ess: JOE good sprins Il gg III 49, go spAilps'
Di6AL'-s % bushels L 7oc.. 9. bushels at s,r.
:. Domestic Markets joy TELEeRApH IL
s, Jew YORK. December Ia.-Cot.nn unsetyea
Flnn, AZ. ~. nsles tpaIds, spk'.: Orleans ae;.
w, na1 and unchanged. W hickey sI~D hat
~ sal sSe idy- Corn -Infror 7s6,s, E,cs
s,a,n, ssg.c. FORK steaay a: S!ssc@ s;s7s. Lsid
n'm' Isiiow heavs At 9Gss.. Freign 3 firm. =
BALrrMoRs, December I2.-FIour oura, ~,
s 3, nv Nv, Hhe t dull and wesk;z good to nrna
g. sIvWSL7s; com non to fair Southern. nissSS
g .He' Fcnnsylysni+, e1ssGs1 IS. Com dun.
s .alse 1oataern. 6sG7Jc. U.Js A m and iuI ri
30 Sso. frovisiens tnchaTgcd. estern brItte =
ssssyy ne1Yy receipt have cepresstd the m ar.
QUIET p ny 20, 'ns s any dsciced ehanse. HhIkey
vnsinIa e.. old, So bid; coupons, oias % bid
ASKED lesa Yves. Yirein!.'s, 20 bid, 70; asked.
LcuIsVILLE, December I2-Tcb,cco arm sna
acnve Sales OF $50 hogshsad3 at p:eyions anofa-
.
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TIE RUSSIAN PRINCE AND MINISTER
Since the publication OF the Catacazy cor
respoDdcnce it is not considered probable
that the Grand Duke Alexis will return to
Washington. but after his western tour be
will probably 90 direct to New Orleans.
and there take his vessel fcr the homeward
voyage. General Gorlotf will only act rs
Minister for a short time, and until sue
cessor can be appointed.- Washington Pa
ty7Ot.
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Of arithmetic. Mfr. Phelps talked most zen.
slosy, attributang the rapidity and. accuracy
OF accountants to their practice. He said
ne believed and knew that men could be
"a to add up figures n,ore.ra pidly than
they could be taught to read. He explained
the use of Walton's tables, ard even put
Colonel EweIl to ciphering.
In answer to the question OF the Chair In.
reference to what apparatus il necessary for
public school, Mr. Wilmer urged most
forcibly the use. Of the globe. the black
board, and wall maps. He also spoke Of
the great Importance of a Teachers accus-
tomiDg his scholars to think aud speak
that the teacher should notdo all the talk
ing. The discussion was continued by
Colonies Eweli snd Withers. In, enforcing
the importance Of thoroush-rrcparaslon
on the teachers part. Colonel Ewell said :
"When student mt West Point, noticed
that whenever Professor Davies came into
lha lecture-room, after, r spell Of sickness,
he used to apologize to hts class for li5t
having reviewed the lesson, notwithstani-
ing the Professor was the author of the,
book used" g." ts..E 20 n'n I'.'
Methods of teaching arithmetic, the use
and abuse or mental arithmetic. questions
affecting the study Of geograp ply and gram
mar, object teaching and oral instruction,
discipline and the number teacher can at
tend to, were ably discussed by Mr.. Thur
ner, j. L. Martin, MIR. Semple, Or. Whit.
Marston, and all Of the speakers previously,
mentioned. - ..... - 80 SIS "
After instructing the Chair tn correspond
with DIR. Ser in reference 20 bis extend
ing aid to the county schools by furnishing
lecturers for these institutes and otheracisc.
voting thanks to the faculty OF William and
Mary for the use Of their Iec'ure-ronm and
their own efficient aud invaluable aid, and
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The blackburn Murder Trial.

: CH11LIcoTHE, ONO, December l2.-Thei
Blackburn murder trial has been con.
cIuded, the i"ry rendering Veroiet o.
murder III &c second degree. A motioh
was made for new trial.
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FURNITURE, DC.
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c

WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c.
NIX BARRELS PURE RYE WHISKEY.
& - IS barrels RECTIFIhD WHIsKHY,
10 casks PORT and SHERRY VINE,
I c8sk IRISH WI KEY,
cask ST. CSOIX Rum,
COOKING WiSE and HOLLAND GIN,
DOMESTIC Gun and BRANDY,
for sale by Lde l3-2ml JOHN n. HIGGINS.
MINES AND LIQUORS.-I beg to call
w the attenii IN OF ali In want Of &c Il goo NJ
pu WfNES and LIQUORS TO my large and WELL
teected stock, consisting or
JAMES RGNkESSEY BRANDY, in casks and
cases, in bO! d or duty paid; 80
JAMAICA aud ST. CEUiN RUN, SCOTCH
: sWHiSkEY, and HOLLAr ND GIN;
Ne ELIZA, sHsRiY, and PORT WINE, also
VIII TIE Pukr;
CHAN Pa me- OF line very first houses and very
cLa sisi SsA So iJTERNr, HOOK, and MusELLE,
from the cheap table wiLe to The hncst grades
Tie above wines and EG1orS were nearly all I'M
ported By mysef and some OF them were especially
put up for me. They are perfectly pure, and Of
fer them as cheap and cheaper than they can be
had In larger market.
] keep also constantly on hand ENGLISH and
SCOTCH AnE, LONDON PURTEk, ANGUS
TURA and BOXERS BITTERS, AT d all OF the
Mg stock Of WHtskEYS cannot be surpassed,
am receiving constantly from all parts OF The
United states, and have most OF The celebrated
brands alwsys on hand.
:. = OSCAR CRAM,
No. Exchange Block,
de ll-1w .... .....E-.. Fourteenth street.
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hliGCs
THE GROWN IEWrrc

PARIS, December 12.-The National AS
sembly, Mt its session to-day, adopted by
vote OF $50 to 277 a reco .nnlendation from
the committee having charge of the SUB.
iect Tor the alienation OF the crown Jewels
TO the State. - - - !,
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1VnE SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPuY.

All arrangements being now complete. THO
s.h1ol for instruction In the at If leleSraphins
Will O opel ed On the 10 h or December rloHino'
the principals tnotn Of whom arc pract!cai epe-
ratOrs OF m my years. cXperieucel, isc iuily az.
sured that the un d. rtakiug wt tie entirely suc-
and nsy d9a Of hs ea
SAINT and prof liable business 10 c4i NJ "T aaotSs'
WESTERN uhIUS ThLEuHatH OfFiGE,
M Ipl2 Main strest, and cLter trelr names, INA.
,ey IN y know for tow many taeY lh"St mshe Pfo-
vision. ,,3,,ro--.s, FIR forming
Glass OF Ls DIES; AMI fall u fprm1llon In In
re~ard 10 tfis c.ass will be made public Ia d le"
days. TO them tuls business ohits pscuta si Az,
tu.ements. 1t Is light, Feat. Shd noe LII N
rstiIe than any employment no" acceseloie W
s The . advantage which this school cffers over
Commercial colleges Is, that SO :o<f rs Tue stu,
dsnt Is C ON petrnJ there Will he no IA ifcuty ABOUT
getting u position, as the tx;tn II u raliloaas
and the building OF new lint OF III" er".nc
q constant and ever increasing csihsnd ioi SAii-
I Should Hd he number OF pupils m he It necessary,
practical and skilled operators VIII ES fS
rs assistant instructors, 'or.wbcSe thcieAcS 'ne
principals p'edSe 'Nc''ii ~ IN Ii. J. PAYsTER,-
noo1-wSslm JOSEPH 2c30YERN.
NTOTICE.-The undersigned, YUEN G.
" LING n CO, proprietors OF .he James River
Steam Brewery, in the couatS N a.
ths city OF hichmopd, give notice, III p5rsuancet
of lhe provisions of THE ct or The esisat9Ie OF
Virginia approve hpr! Id, 1870, lat Inc iolloT-
tnU the Dr1Vatc 1naIkS anu II -IiSS 800
ed or stamp. d, upon the casks. b3rrels, kegs,
&C., used by them In the ma u!actuie OF mat
iiquos at their said brsw ry-to vat:
Is. /. i b., . -. a.
h,chIrond, va.
Y. & T..
-ichm ord, Va.
%. G. YUHN.itING, Or,
hlchmo ID Va.
And that they have filed said description III Lhe
clerks Office or Henrico county, and they hereby
forbid ali perf ons from using said brapdsa easss'
&c. without their consent as preycea 3S sal1 ae''
no e.W6w 1CGN0ttIteo " We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NTORTH BRITISH AND MERGAN.
~ TILE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1890
o,,non Avn rnIERueGH, 6. 3. !

rant,al slo. 900 N gold; Invested IL -uRSrer
sizes over Al 500 600 deposited with 1rss"tsS
Of Yirnis $4,000 In Tinted states >, eo ., above
ra.sd cssnpsny, NE are prepared Iy NJ
ciss against loss or dsmsge By w Of ali Eirds.
snerchandise, and personal PROV ~
on the most liberal terms. n u1orptIv paid.
Losses eauitaoiy aT ~ ~ oTALKEs & Co..,
-. No. lola Main street,