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Posr-O rFIcEs.-A new po>t-"tlice is cSiaE-
lishcd at Rough and Ready Mills, on thcrOu'e
from Mari iusyille to Prillanlan, Henry coul''
ty, Va. The name of the post-office at
Bloomsbury, Halifax county, Va, has been
changed to TurbervilIc, and Joseph Slcbbll's
appointed postmaster.
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TEE STREET FouETAINs.--A correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Press AYERS that the lives
Of many valuable horses have been sacrificed
during the past summer by drinking from
public fountains. He says: every old dir
eascd horse drinks out OF them. ! have seen
half pint of corruption left in the basin
after such horse has taken a drink, and i'm
lnediately after have seen fine horse drink
from the same ha>in-dyiuk what was little
better than POISON"
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A MISFORTUNE. - The fortunate Henry
La Pierre, of San francisco, most unfortu-
natey drew, month since, prize Of g., 800
In the Havana Lottery. since then he has
been drunk all the time, and has tried to
hang himself once; and, upon the whole, it
IS the general opinion of his friends that
blank would have been the greater blessing.
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ANOTHER Jon FOR STASLEY.-The Je,c'sh
Messenger suggests TINT Stanley should now
be detailed to hunt up the lost tribes of Israel,
"who disappeared about twenty-five centll-
ries ago, ind who have since kept studlous
silence concerning their whereabouts"
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a STRANGE SCENE AT A MORGuE.-Yester-
day morning strange scene was enacted at
the Morglle. The body of John Gerlach,
which had been found in Gunner's run Oh
Sunday morning, was exposed for identilica-
ton. and among tllc parties who. arrived, all
Mt about The same time, for thnt purpose,
were daughter of the deceased by 4 lorllfer
wife, now dead, a woman whom he recently
married and has been living with as her hlls-
band, and another woman to whom he was
married several years ago and whom he de-
Sert, to marry the one last mentioned.
They all fully identified the body and both
thu women exhibited considerable feeling,
but they did not appear to have amy emnitE
towards each other. None of the parties
would take charge of the body. and il was
sent to the Potter's Field for burial.-PhiiG-
deIDhfd Letfger.
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,,,a nrte are oI3 lighthouses on the coasts Of
VIC 'n"ed States and % light-sbips.
,,,., ne dealers at the Chinese seaports adul-
ut" Tue Tea Tor export with willow leaves.
tr n'li G.ke some weeks to secure a jury to
LAURA Fair in San Francisco.
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| RIlisfCxus RnEr lcxsnr1se HID 19cxxaf
sl.satkno.D Eosllsss 4. .t,k.It kxkN
b Office TO THE PIrBLI e. E'feighfs
~ Tor Alpxnsdlf sshi1cfpjs Bal lnsore. and
an,sssn 4, lenss ,li gs
and FRIDAYS a.. st.. eo,nesi s,s az oSausiso ~i.R
TUESDAY ouIg With the Ia an fstns ~ sis s,s ~
theuce 10 Baltimore. ils .
Joint tariff siieetg may be had on application 10
&c 1o-Im Gencrsl Freight Agent
RICHMOND AND DasvILLE RAILROAD COL
RICHMOND. Auguat Is, 1873. II ssss
DICHNiOND AND DANVTLLEs BAIL
~ RoAD.--on and atter sUSDAi.Au ls.h,
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through pasSergrrt leaves Richsnond
daily is1rpt snodays) ut s:ia 4. NJ; leaves Dpn.
vile nj iss5 +. NJ: Wrisss ut Greensboro at s:ss
Tiatp No. stIyhchbaf9 I.a:sesscrl leaves RIh-
mead daily ut s:z5 a. arrives Ut Lsachburg az
Train No. 10 Through mali ara espIe9sp Raves
at $50 P. d.; arrives al Grscosboro' daily at 1850
" GOING EAST. ~ Z
Train No. . Through naI Rnd representatives.
Greensboro daily st 2 4. eAls: ieases Jhnsiiie'
daily Il .ao a. ~; arrives ut Richn'ond daily at
Trstln No. ! Through p.>..nscr, ies,,a tiIaens4
hero daily except Siaysl 10 tl:io "A. NJ. ff1ses
laisile NJ i:a2 p a.: arrives N R.tbpoNd at $40
Train No: q iLyHcIburc rassenser) leaves I,yncix
hnr daiiS 1T \. AZ: leaves RnrkeStiie ut 1858 Rs
VI: arrives at RiciR'cni at AS y. M.
''alIs Npe ard 10 fpnnect at Greensboro With
south. 20
Train No 10 connects nj Greensboro with train for
Raleigh, arriving there mt 755 A.. n. PASSENGERS
ls'rtuE kaieigh at ;:Ia P NJ. connect al Greens-
irrc With train No. . for Richmond
Tram M. cntn,ects at lnrkaviIle with tlaiii on
Tic 3Ja~iu, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
Ioi.'ts southwest and south. 11s -
LyIichs urg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
mnnd ut ass +: Nj. daily Except Sundays,, arriving
IT 'ynrhburs In time To connect with the Morapg
Passenger Train the Atlantic, afissis2ppf aud
ohio railroad for tie southwest. TX
Passengers coming cast leave Lynclburg after
the arriyu Of the Atlantic. mississippi and Ohio
Passenger Train from Bristol, and arrive at Rich
mnHd ut DIS 4. NJ. 5s5.a Hsg.r. Ef n -
ThRnU:.Ii TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured at The Ticket office In
,:i'h"ond. aud rf L. Z. WALKeR. Agent of the At
la,ic Mississippi aid Ohio railroad, No. 1878 Main
street, Richmond.
Parfr. that haze arrangements 10 advertise tho
ste-uc pi this company will please print as above
JOHN X. siACMURDO,
General Freight AMI Tikct Agent.
!. NJ IL TALCurT, Engineer and Superintend.
sni srte ai Is
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c,r, POINT EXPLOSION.

or TUE EXPLOSION OF THE
rR1Icrh,n't0' ,GxrS--pEArH OF A hki-
.Tr,M-rI", 1IrHnlsM Of 4 SAILOR
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WILCOX & GlEBS'S
w SEWING-MACHiNES.
WILCOX & GIEBS SEwISG-MACIIISE OFF1CE'}
CukXEE NIS1n ASp BANK SThEETS. {
RICHMOND, NA.)
Dear Mhdirn,--TEc value of Il sewing-inacnlheca'
r determined accurately and beyond perldrenturc
by riviu. It thorough AMI impartial trial ut your
TRIAL
own home: and that You may know ail ynn can "
the WIIICON L GIDBS here freely cfter y"a one
without imposing upon yoii any obligation 10 l'ui'
WITHOUT
chase unless Il proves perfectly satisfactory; No
charge for rs l.s or carriage instructions upon
CHARGE
it, Other ,achuhs art, takeil at fair prices for the
Wilcox 6 Gibbs. also accommodate those who
AND
wish TO purchase on the insalment plan, ana VIII
rive full instructions la all Mt their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear in mind You arc welcome tn tho use OF Il INT
FREE.
chine flee. Yours. very truly,
l.. % JAMES L. a. GIBES.
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MISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
If1 HER SCHOOL on the FIRST OF OCTOBER
at No. los west Grace str, ct.
Terms: For session of nine months, Sta: Latin
and French. each $40. sa se ,-l:r
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r AWSOS'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
1 FlTRSACE.-'rhc hest furnace ever 'nade. All
cast iron. SatiSfac lion guaranteed I'D all cases.
WARREN RANGE.
First premium, American Institute: ISL, IGnnie
Elevated oven. Warlning-('lOsct Brnlling,,o
Fru,lcr-t;uarl Dumping and Shaking CRATE DItco'
Draft Keeps Side Burning
FiRF-PLACE HEATER. go
S,lr-GcniIg. Has the ltrg;etat radailng surlacc VI
any stove in the market.
II shows the entire fire.
We have secured the agency for the above Snou''
which we guarantee in I'LL cases. ,.rS,r
an = -, No Iil7 Main street
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The DEATH OF CAPTAIN DAVENPORT, OF THE
AAvY.-Rcar Admiral Alden, commanding
European station. sctids letter to the Sec
re.ary Of the Navy. dated Berlin, Prllssia,
august "a, 1872, in which he says:
only telegram has already announced to
you the melancholy fact of the death Of Cap
tam Davenport, who died Sunday, 18th
instant, of heart disease; Mt Franzensbad.
Bohemia When Captain Davenport left his
ship ut Southampton, six weeks ago, though,
looking i'll and suffering considerable; no one
thought but TINT he would return to his COM
mand, where he had endearcd himself to all
by his kindly treatment and thoughtful con-
Slder'tion tor their comfort and happiness.
His vessel, too, the ng"ess-though she
had only joined us last A pri, is second to
none in the fleet in regard to effectiveness
and strict discipline. and while we all mourn
his sudden departure from among rs I ain
sire the officers and crew Of that ship will
feel kcenIy the loss they have sustained IN
the death of their beloved commander; and
for myself will here express my profound
regret at the loss ] have experienced i'll the
death Of Captain Davenport"
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIR
"a GINA, NEAR ALEXANDRtA.--The goth
Annual Session of this SCHOOL FOR BOYS opens
SEPTEMBER l5. =. TERMS: $3.50 per year. Catd-
lngur, with particulars. tnt on application to h..
NJ. BLAChFORD, ". A.. Principal: Alexandria.
Va. An Lis w2ut
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DICHMCND MALE ACADEMY.
III Fl:hSKLlS STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FuURTH.-1lC next session Of thi; school
viii Ecgin tie 1t Of October aud close the seth OF
June following.
TERMS: FL. gl-lI. $50: Ancient Languages (eacb),
sic: Modern Languages, at professors rates.
20 lin g.. :. UOGGETT, IR., Principal.
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The japanese Embassy are receiving the
utmost attention in Englands
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EEUSIC.-MRs. ta3fALIA H. POW I..s
Iva. will resume her PRIVATE LESSONS IN
MUSIC-niano-forte. f-plfar, aud thorough bass-
OCTOBER fsT. AZ her number win be limited.
rrly application is desirable. Apply at 10o Frank
lin street until eptrmber 18th; after that time at
pos east Main street. ee12-Th&Sst
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AIRS. LOUISA EDELBLUT. dealer IN
WI FRENCH EMRROIDERIES. LACEs, TRiM-
tuEtS M IiUS. Gilt DREN'S UNDER w EAR,
and RSBItS' OUTFITS has just opened a new
stnre With new stock of goods, at No. 4ic brnau
ire To- hitch shc calls tile attention or the ladlea
of Richmond, !, p,,ppnrpEpy
DONG TO order In the hSt StrIeS. pc 80
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NHOCKNE HILL ACADEMY

GHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY,
~ No. fI9 SEVENTH STREET..
The eighth session Of this school win commence
on MONDAY, September Spth. and close about tie
last of June. Circulars at the bookstores.
CHARGES: English and mathematics for hail.
session, Sa2.5o; Greek and modern languages, each
Sl0; Latin, Ss-payable In advance.
So i-,D & r. REACH Princtpsl
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Il 3G3 TWELFTH STREET.
The seventh session will begin 0n mimic ue
ead September. 1872, with full corps OF proieseos
Ample AMI pleasant accommodations Tor large
number of pupils. ,,,-,s ~. :, ,h.
For catalogues apply at the LookstoFes VI " ''s
PRINCIPAL. p,puaN AN,
sc elm r'- I' <AA>A'
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SENsNs.-N AeHssHs:S.
921 MAIN :, "rL'' S2l
"DrME-TlC" SEWlNG-MACIIINES.

C-E = ..N7 "<@'f
"prME-TIC" SEWlSCi-MACHlNES.
rHg
DOMESTIC WING-MAClilNE COMPANY
hive orcucd BRANCH OFFICE in this city for
the sale of these MACHINES, and are now located
In tire NEW STORE, 02f Main street tsecoud door
from Tenth street,.
DOMESTIC SEWlNG-MACHINE COMPANY
an % SIG. OTIS, Manager
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A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
IA will be opened op the let Of October by Misses
I EBECfA aud MARY MURRAY.
MUSIC Llpgh by Mrs NINA MURRAY.
For further information applyto Miss MURRAY
4 Mrs. Rawlins.s. 500 Leigh STREET, or JOHN l..
WILLIAMS. Issl.. Of Lancaster & 10. So 7-IIil
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way sisvfsghs better that saesald nos Yisis
the prisoner until the eyc lteinent would Iii
d measure sIbside, 81

d fneasure subsiie,
fTrs BKEaKFAsT.
When asked Whist he would have for his
breakfast this morning, Forester satd he did
not feel much like eating ANYTHING but ms
the daormon was going out from The cell he
called him back, and said that he Yonld take
a big bowl OF coffee and plate Of toast,
which were subsequently furnished him,
and Of which he pirtook with evident relish.
He then asked for some cigars and the MORN
ing papers, which were also handed In to
him, and he took seat by the window OF
his cell, and, after lighting cigar, began
reading the stories about himself, putting
away with the greatest noncIlalence.
THE PRECAUTIONS TAKEN.
In tbe corridor between the cells Il police
man l. stationed, whose dirty il is to look ut
FORESTER every few minutes through the
small hole in the ccll-door; and see that he is
not making any attempt to escape. lie i,
placed in the same cell from which slack
Sheppard made his escape some time ago.
and certainly appears to take things very
cooly, and treats the matter lightly, shaking
hands with every one that Is brought In to
see him, as they are introduced to him.
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TNGLESInE FEMALE SCHOOL, three
l. mes from Frct!ericks Hall depot. Chesapeake
aI,,l Ohio railroad. Louisa county, Va
The third session OF my SCHOOL will COM
MENCE lST OCTOBER. and CLOSE 10Th JUNE,
1S73.
With the view of educating my only child G.
danshcrl undrr my own roof have engaged e,;-
pcricnced teacher. and propose taking eight boar
crs, over whom rateral care will bc exercised.
Apply carly.
TERMS: Tuition IN English, board, washing.
lights. &r.. $50: French. Flo; Music and ne 1T
piano, S25-raya''c half u pivance, the balance Oh
tlir lst nf March,. 1873 No extras.
Fer further particulars. address
Mrs. SALLIE 4. PENULETCS,
so a-6t f'redcrick's Hall, Louisa county. w.
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]. LATIN.
u. GREEN.
III. MODERN LANGUAGES.
-. MATHEMATICS.
Y. NATURAL srit.NCFS.
VI. MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
Wy ktI 1871

In addition 10 the foregoing. q SCHOOL or LAW
AMI COMMERCIAL. DEPARTMENT are colt
nccind with tho College
y'he entire expenses of Il student. including boaro
in messing Cfmt's, tuition, and other college fees.
fuel lghts, and washing. amount tn T2oS for the st>
sion Of niue months. The $tih+ expenses II board
be had TN private families will lc S?ias
For catalogues giving full Information. apply t.
Sarkr 4 kSlan.i, 9lj Main street. or address
+. PURTEhR,
w I6-'rr rh.SSt)l Chairman nf the Faculty.
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EfCHHuSD, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE, June 10, 1872.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
PGroMAC ROUTE, June 10, E72.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10TH mall trains Oh iil,g road will run rs fol-
lows
UP DAY MAIL, rid rail- and steamer, leaves
.iyr,l-Sirect Station L. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAIL, ria rail- alone. leaves Byrd
Street station 800 r. NJ. Except Oh Suniays,l
VI ACCOMMODATES leaves Broad-StrecL
:t,ion $50 T.. NJ. except on Sunliys.)
DOWN DAY MAIL. rtr rail ana steainer, ar
rivrs vt l.yrii-Strrt station lI:33 L. 81.
DOWN NIGHT NAIL, ria rail alone, arrives at
Ryrd-Strcct station, 1850 A. NJ. except on sloh-
D0Wx ACCONMOD tTIONTRAIS arrives at
Brnad-SlrrGt st,liun s:a7 4. 81. leacert ON sin-
tiaySD f.. 2. ID. MYERS,
H. "a t:nnn~ai Spnpr uiendent.
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DC Fl MOND AND YORK RIVER
Ia RAILROAD COMPANY.


NOTICE TO sHIrrEFS AND THE TRAVEL
On and after THURSDAY. August ist, until
Further notice iraiu lclrcg this depot at ESQ =. b.,
coHhcrinc At West Point With the splendid steamer
STATE OF Virginia fer
'1 nNb I nosroS AXh hkE PoiS aS wh hSEh
rSnSo s.. 2s4 M p sArun s
irving at Richmond at 1890 4. VI.
Freight train leaves Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sat.
ys it xs S"sh S %r t a fssW ,e e
Richmond and West Point, at "A. NJ.
promptly forwarded Through bib; OF hiding given
to all points. No freight taken hy passenger train.
FARE: tns
From Richmond TO RaltimI rc...........-...S 90
From Richmond rs New York ............ 10 20
From Richmond to Boston, MI ri............. l72s
|''' WILI.IAM 4. Ri,SGG. Superintendent.
j. j.. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent,
Riciun"na jy5g
(tHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
- R0AD:-Qm and after July LIST PAsSENGEs
S:3o !. M.-MAlI. TRNlN Except Sunday for
the Whit. Snlplr Springs. connecting Mt CordOns-
vile with the rahse. AlcHanria and Manassas
train for Washington ana Ncrih, and Lynchburg
and South. = ts'5.
.:is i. Ma CCOAlsloD TON TRAIN except
Sudy) Tor EortinSyllc, arriving at s..5 r. M. on
S,tmnnSy: runs tir"usl 10 sta,nIon arriving ut y
j.. ". Til, train connects ut Gordonsviie will
The night tras on fhr Orange. Alexandria and Ma
Hasgis riilrOadicr LYSCHB URG and WASHING
rDE.
A train leaves GorClonsrille Except Monday at
els \. NJ. for White Sulphur Springs, arriving at
1916 L. NJ.
Through tickets, Mt low rates, sold 10 all points
Northwest ami Southwest.
StccEaEc tickets from Liverpool, Qncena9wli'
iierscu, Copenhagen. AMI Goticnhurg, to all points
on this rnli, can hc bought of the General Ticket
Ngcut ut Richmond can bc ordered through any
station agent an the road.
FuriEGr information may lie obtained at the Conl-
pJmy'- offices.
4. 81. FERRY. General Superintendent
JAMES +. NEIiEHLtSD. General Ticket Agent
~
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SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.

MEg.E.J. PLEASaETS will resume tile duties
of her school ut No. aJI2 Broad street Oh Tufs-
my ,.,or,, SO 6-3ws
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NOTICE To SHIPPERS AND THE. TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC.
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TINHE NEXT SESSION OF HAMPDEN
Z SYDNEY COLLEGE will begin on THURS
DAY, SGlt-:,'bor 9Th. .,.,,,,,,,,, o.,
In addition Ia ,hs studies of the curriculum; IN
.trn,tinn will he given IN Errnan Ivy professor ~:
ter Blair aud m rcnch by i7f'ss'f A'iu''oh iiE''
at a fee If 20 for each language. ,,,.o,,
FOR further particulars. or Tor chla"ene' h''hcH,
ley. j. NJ. 7. ATKINSON. ID. De-
Ilamp,icn sydney College,
&C. ,.ap, Prince Edward county. Va.
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AIRS. NJ. l." LEWIS will rcGpcn her
VI SCHOOL. For: EUi3 September 10Th, ut her
yc.itl.rrc. rn Bread between Twenty second ant'
Twenty third streets. - i-StN wv
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R!gIMOSD AND PETERSBURG RAILROADG O.,{
RICHMOND, VA, Junol0, 1s72.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" 10Th. the TRAINS OH this road Wiif'run as toi-
Thr MAI. TRAINS leave Richmond at s A.. n.
and 1880 l.. NJ aud leave Petersburg at HES a. M.
and s:Q5 z. NJ. s,ss.s 6l,
FREIGnT TRAINS, with a passenger coach mt,
tachnl. leave Richmond 1t A.. Nj. ana l.. d., afa
leave Petersburg ut 7:ij a. 81. and 1850 2. 81.
The A. N. TRAIN VIII not leave ltieilmond on
sundays. and the as L. VI. MAIL TRAIN ana 7:i3
4. H. rHEiGHT TRa1N will not leave Petersburg
Oh sundays 5ssfaa9i ., AZ
Fare iur single tickets. 20
Fare FOR return tickets. ..........-...... w
Communication tickets can be bud at lie following
rates an Al
Fifty-trip tickets for ........,Siop W .F-
tue.h,i,ICr.Hl-irtD tickets for 60 %
Passengers for Norfolk Viii I; ke the 100 4, ~.
DtUY TRAIN. and those trcm Norfolk VIII con-
ucct M Petersburg with lie 11.j a. III. TRAIN.
Passengers fri lover Till Viii take tiie $50 n.
n IN tiS ON Mondays, Wednesday,, AMI fridays!
and returning leave Iicmol.d OH Tic SAME DAYS ~
The MiIL TEAMS will stop only a: Chester anu
rhc ! i. M. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with tho Atlantic, Mi:sssi ri and ONO faiiroa" ioi
LyncIbirg daily. =, r,,.p,,-5, ,,.t will
.hc uttnrlu,d tO Tie THROUGH TRAIN AZ W eiaoh'
running through to Wilmington. ..pv
,on Ticket and Freight Agent
l ~
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MISS KATE HOPTON'S school for
wi VOTING LADIES and CHILDREN, 2o> Cr;'
Nj, s,rcet hr,wccn Second AID Third. Having J :
moved 70 the above location: the duties OF tns
! s,.hr,I viii be resumed on TutSI2Af. nctoIeT l.
Isi% Musical Department. Mrs. WILLIAM II.
POWERS. Circulars can BE- hul at the bookstores
ar of Mrs Powers d. tho schoni-rooms.
ca c-tI7,,rtt
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T7RESH PlCkLING SPICES.-MACE,
CEYI.oN CINNAMON, CASsIA CLo rIss
ALLSPiCE. WHITE and DROWN GiSSnSShG.
irttITE aud III ACk MUSTARD SEED, LOSS
pEPPER. BLACK PEPPER. WHITE phPp ,i;tf
STAR ANS, CORIANpER, CARRA,WAt, r ~.
MI and CELERY SkED; TuMERlS:. I 1s;t ~
tr,.c IN :.
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MRS. PEYTON AND MRS. GARRETT
Iva will reopen their ScItnn. Fult YOUNG
LADIES and CHILDREN OCTOBER lst. Furcr-
cuar;. &c. apply at No. 623 Franklin street, rrucr
of Seventh. GO 3.Tu. Th.&S4v
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MS BEHAVIOR IN PRIsoS AT NEW YORK.


For upwards of two hours the hall i'll the
vicinity of the cells was so throngcd that
persons wishing to pass had to elbow their
way through this motley gathering. Among
the crowd number OF hard-looklnS cliarac-
ters were seen conyersing with each other in
whispers, while the windows lacing the cell
were filed by persons. Men kept continual"
" calling Oh Captain James Irving. entreat-
ins him for permission to gaze on the alleged
Nathan murderer, but all to no avail, as lie
steadily refused. An exception was made
with some members Of the police force, who
were anxious to see II they knew the man
under any OF his many aliases, but nearly all
that saw him declared that they never knew
or saw the man before.
A Toinbs lawyer, who his never been ~ nc, !,
cused of being too modest or retlrihess callea
among the others, but owing to tue crowd 1t
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ETOTICE.--The British bark LUCY, nom
IN Liycrp. oil, Is now dlscharging vt Ciiy ioin..
All persons hereby cautioned against ss s fhsr
so VIII le paid by the Captain or eon-
signceS nn,ror U wJrIJsMs q co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-12

MISS TUCKER WILL RESUME TUE
I'VE duties Of her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
BOYS on WEDNESDAY. September Goth. ut No.
81. corner Fourth and Cary streets.
au la-MSThGwt
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OTHER FACTS.

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the Keepers, but whether the wounded man
died is not known. a requisition from Hi
nos is in the hands Of PnkertOl's detectives
in this city tor the prisoner. A feature OF
the prison system is that if Il man escapes
from Illinois prisons and is rccaptured he is
then made 10 serve out the full term, no ac-
count being made of the time he had served
before escaping.
Forester says that he has lived in New
York, principally about the Fulton Market,
for ten months since Superintendent kelso
offered the reward for hun, and that he left
the city about five months since. lie states
that he was sent to New York 10y the CHIEF
of Police at Savannah, where he was arrested
OH suspicion of being FORESTER. but that he
had talked the Chief out of that idea. He
was then made to leave the city, and for that
purpose they put him on board steamer for
New York. Since he left there he has been
living in the South. When arrested in
Washington he gave the name OF Lewis
Kellls, and said that he was q printer. His
hands are white and delicate, but the veins
stand out on them like whipcords.
The police profess to have conclusive evil
dence against the prisoner, but whether it Is
all circumstantial or in part direct remains TO
he heard. There seems to be no doubt that
the murderer obtained entrance to the house
by climbing into the sccOnd.story window,
for even the violence of the storm on that
terrible night did not etiace the boot-marks
on the stone-work. The house has been
closed for long time, and is offered for sale.