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s,ree,ey on ssus,paszs S,ffase- aoisscas.
The following was fcelsg speech at
wsiiiamspors, Pa, Thursday evssss.ls:
AFR. Greeley commenced caslDg anen-
,ion 20 the Admits .rats9ss. Capfue. mial ls.
ters. and oiIice.holders running anu iacine
from, one end of the country 10 the otaer "
persuade the people to keep them IN once =. !
think that chat IL something 10 winch tilc
people ought not to be reconcilea. men,
Of course. like master, like" man, TN" whore
body of Observation-Disclosures 600 to I0,ppo Inen-
generally able, influential men, are deYolihg
their time and talents to rejecting sneif SUI
periors to Office. and thereby keeping Them
selves IN place. - A. 90
MAY last the Federal ofice.holders nave oo.e
more work and devoted more attention 10
kecp;n. their places than they have 10 oolns
their duty. [Laughter.] All oil tnehi aIe
enormously taxed and their energies e.h-
Moved 10 sustain this machine OF power,
and then running and racing over TIE coun.
try, giving up to party service ana 10 the
Presidents reelection the time ana energies
that belong to the people, for which ebe pee.
ole have paid, and OF which the people ougnt
to have the. advantage. [Cries OF "Ihats
SOL Now. take my excellent friend Gene
raj Hartman [laughterl, who Is here TO MAKE IKE
a speech tonight for Grant and wilson. ae
viii make a good one; he IS good ta1keI.
Ash understand the case, Genera TILL
man is the naval officer ofthe port OF bossoh'
responsible position, with gooo sa hn :,
which he doubtless earns, but mere NC -
carniuc II by speaking in Name. Laugh
teri / have found him also IN Gonhec.iGu.,
in Pennsylvania, and so on. 10" u'iuet
Heaven can he earn the money we are pa.
ing him in the position oil naval Object at
Boston while he is speaking all over tne
country? He is good, capable man, MAKE,
GOOD speeches, but say he ought TO MAKE
his speeches on hts own hook, as 40.
prolonged hughter.] He ought not to De
paid for making them out of the fcderel
Treasury. (Great applause.
Now, there is another point to wh'cn tne
people are not likely to be reconcIleo'
and that is the enormous use OF money IN
this election. Tn all the elections ever hela
from George Washington down TO tue pre-
sent time there has not been so inuch money
spent by both parties us there has III TINS
election by the Grant party alone. Inc!
have their treasury at their backs, Tins vast as
ar,py of officer-bolders, then the Credit
Mobilier men, with their large dividends
dividends five times as large as tHe eapltii
invested. Itell you that right down in homes,
old Vermont, where the people never heard
of money being paid before, their money was
poured out like water to induce Democrats TO
vote for the Grant ticket or stay away from
the polls; and SO in Maine. A hundred
thousand dollars was paid in Maine for votes.
Now, gentlemen, if they elect their ticket
this fall it will be because they have one
hundred dollars to our one.
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MT FATHERS AND MOTHERS

MET FATHERS AND -MOIHEh32.--7Eli
you OCCUPY these relations now. or are about 10 40
80. study well your constitution. IL yon nave ac
ouir,d or Inherited scrofuia, or any disease winch
NAV Ie transmitted to yoar offspring 1t Is yonr
,oemn duty tn eradicate 1t. Thousands OF c'li'Tsn
are now suffering from the effects of POISONOUS
disease transmitted TO them from their parenps'
The thought is terrible. You can save yourselves
much sadness ind solictude, and your Gear Hue
ones much pain and unhapl fncss, by the timely
DIR. TUFTS tsARsAPARILLA AMI. QUEEN .
DELIGHT. It will surely eradicate the taint rom
your system; or If 1t has already been ehlafiea
upon your child give 1t at once this valuable prepa
ration and lis system will be renovated and restofea
to sOnndDess. -s-.a.. --r..,.s
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. N. C., September IL,
lseo.-Dr. F'ilidn, IT. Tut: Sir.--Piease aecef'
the heartfelt thanks of mother who was well nieh
driven 10 despair BY the sad condition OF an oniy
child My little boy has been ahicted win scroiuia
ever since his birth and after trying every febeoy
that WAS recommended. and several physicians mao
pronounccd him past all hope, accidentally heard
Of ytur sarsaparilla and Queeu's Delight. 1t was
az highly recommended that concluded to try ",
bnt must confess with very little faith. He has tn
ken nine Of the bottles you sent me, and am happy
IN being able to say that heis almost weli ana pc
Hove nv tho TIME be takes the dozen he VIII ne per-
f.ctly restored to health. He has gained iesn mas d
sue annette and now walks two miles to schooi. 1
sb,,I nIw avs remember you with gratitude
-N> :, = .-.Es.~ ANN MURRAY.
.DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE is easily applied
Se as-deod&wiw
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m FOR FALL AND WINTER.
4 splerdid assortment of DRY GOODS ..
AT TIE VERY BOTTOM PRICES.
PLAIN. STRIPED, and PLAID POPLlh9,
BLACK ard COLORED EMPRESS CLOTHS am
SATTEENS. e..
BLACK and COLoRED FRENCH MERINOs,
BLACK BOMBAzINES, @'. s
CREPE CLOTHS and ALPACAS.
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS, all colors;
CASSIMERES.
DUEsK1NS and WATERPROOF CLOTHS.
FLANNELs. QUILTS, BLANKETS SHAWL
CHU.DRFN.S, LADIES and GENTS UNDER
VESTS: '
yELvETEFNs. VELVET RIBBONS. LACEs
EMBROIDERIES. LACE COLLARS and SETS,
CORSETS. KID GLOVES,
CREPE COLLARS and WELLS,
RALMORAL and BOULEV ARD SKIRTS,
TAIL E and IANOCOVERS.
WHITE and COL OREU ABLELlNENS.
and many other goods which we offer as cheap II
any house In the city. e,x-c
A'' WILLIAM THAJ.HIMER & SONS,
lob Maiu street. opposite the post-n'hce, anu
&c % fOl Broad street, corner sixth
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Tug VALLEY RAILROAD TO BE BuILT.--A
: ,,,,oot;no of the stockholders OF the valley
!. railroad was held at Salem, Va, on Wednes'
slay last. The Engineers report, which was
read. estimated the cost of road with iron
bridges) at 100000. The Treasurer's re
port showed that there had been paid (cssh
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad s3oo,ooo
Staunton. $4,000; and individual subscr1p
ton, s32, III; and that s93. had been
expended, leaving a balance of S29o,22a.od
in the hands of the Treasurer RESOLUTIONS
were adopted approving the "ccntral l'be
through Rockbridgc; authorizing the issue
of bonds to provide for the completion OF
the road from Harrisonburg to Salem, or
some other point on the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad; and providing that
so soon as the Finance Commissioners OF
the city of Baltimore have paid UP thirty
DER cent. upon the stock in this company
subscribed by them the Board of Directors
are directed to let contracts in each OF the
counties through which the Valley railroad
has been located, and to procure the BONDS
of the respective counties along the line (ac'
cording to the terms of their subscriptions,
In order that they may proceed, as promptly
as practicable, to complete the construction
of the road throughout its entire line.
Robert Garret, of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, was elected president. Hon. j.
Randolph Tucker made speech, and spoke
OF the troubles in Rockbridge as having been
/" pacificated"
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The New Orleans DAILY Ptcayune an
Dounccs TO it's readers the accession of Colo.
mel & Barnwell Rhett, DR., once of the
Charleston Mercury, to Its editorship.
A great iron-girder bridge has recently
been completed across the Nile near Cairo.
The bridge IL Boa feet ini,y, aud has been
put up BY a F.eneh cou.p4ny. 81
a Wilmington Del paper ennocnees That
q gGitle'nan II, fint city, ainetysis ears
old v.p tsii;..:, than past ycaf or tHo has pro-
pose 10 over fifty ladies', hiss been
advised BY the Mayor to take resi-,
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GEORGIA SAFE FOR rng DEMOCRACY lex
Governor Joseph E. Brown, the leader OF u. tine
Liberal Republicans, Is ont In letter recon-.
mcnsing and urging that party TO support
Governor Smith, the Democratic, candidate
Cor f;o,ernor. The Liberal Republicans had
before determined to support Greeley ano
Brown. but the State ticket was lett an open
o,,es,,op outside of their party organization
Th;s sc.ion of Governor Brown finally de'
cides the vote of the party.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DICHMOND 1.-TWO DAYS ONLY!
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 1sT AND ID.
LOCATION Corner of Second ind Leigh streets.
OLD JOHN ROBINsoN'S AQUARIUM,
MUSEUM,
CIRCUS, AND MENAGERIE!
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE
EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD!
A MAGNIFICENT BIOLOGICAL DISPLAY
A MONSTER AQUARIUM OF LIVING
WONDERS
A MUSEUM OF OVER ONE TH0uSANDSP
ClMENs OF ANIMATE AND MANI
NATE NATURE!
THE BEST CIRCUS IN THE WORLD!
ExillEITED coSJoI%TLY
IN FOUR VAST PAvILIoNs:
Under this MAMMOTH CITY OF CANVAS are
exhibited over
FIVE HUNDRED LIVING ANIMALS:
principal among. which can be seen the celebrated
RHINOSCEROS. OF Unicorn Of Holy WRIT
Four Monster SEA LIONS, with their Young {;
The AFRICAN HARTBEESTE,
The GRUNTING YAK, Of Tartary;
The ELAHD,
LIONS.
TIGERS,
LEOPARES,
BEARS.
...... MONKEYS
HIPPoPOTAMUs,
HORNED HORSE,
NYLGHAU,
CABRA CARA
HEX,
TAPER sLoTH,
REINDEER,
LLAMA,
FEMALE KANGAROO,
ANT-EATER, CHAMOIs,
ARMADILLO,
$685.. CAMEoLEOPARD,
HYENAS, &C.
Principal among the specimens of OrnIthology
A pair of GIANT OsTRICHES.
CASSOWARY, CONDOR,
BIRDS OF PARADISE, &C.
THOUSANDS OF CURIUSITIES are to be wit.
messed In the MUSEUM DEPARTMENT.
In the Equestrian Pavilion MORE PERFORM
ERS-nale, female, aud juvenile-tlian any other
show In the wolld besides the
ELEPHANT EMPRESS,
four Monkey Riders, Troupe Of Tralned Dogs, Per
forming Lions, anu more Trained Horses and Pc
mites than ever were seen under canvas, anu is
THE ONLY CIRCUS IN AMERICA
that actually presents SOMETHING NEW fer the
season of 1>f2. .".
Remember, TINT the BIG SHOW will be In Rich
mond as advertised. BE on hand carly for the
GRAND STREET DISPLAY.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, commencing al
10 o'clock doors open at 81 Grand Mora; Matinee
| for the benefit of families and parties from dis.
lance. .......
ADMISSION TO ALL TILE TENTS, Soc, chill
ttren under ten years Of age, 25c. Doors open ut
and 7. NJ. f.
REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING:
Each exhibition is held under separate tent, and
while one ticket and one price admits to ALL yet the
exits and entrances are arranged and the separl-
ton so complete that person visiting the Museum
Menagere, Aviary, In Tents l. ., and g. neither
secs nor hears anything relating TO the Circus In
Tent No. 4. ONE MILLION DOLLARS invested
daily expenses. $4,000; and Is positively the
LARGEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Read the programmes, catalogues, &C., for full
details or this unapproachablc organization.
Sc 2l-S2l q, 25,2s.sO,&Ol
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JACOB THOMPSON. jacob Thompson is the
only living member of Buchanan's Cabinet
who advocated secession. The Raleigh IN.
g. Netcs says he was once tutor al Chapel
Hill, and many of the boys will remember
him as sold jake noted for tenaeity and
s.piuek, fsr = H.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ES NJ . a ~ 4 II 6--nCGAbA6iE' :
Boils, carbuncles, eruptionsE and pimpiess on the
face sallowness of the complexion general debility,
ARE brought about by an impure state OF the blood.
ROSADALTS has been found to be q permanent
cure Tor this class Of diseases. !.
fa.3 '.ftstes s.. WILSON, N. c., May nth.
hereby certify that during the summer and fai!
OF lsss I was severely afflicted With carbancles-
having had as many as fourteen large csrbuncies
aud .weiye ordinary boils. 4 suffered 50 mach from
them that could not get ont Of the house bale the
time Cor several months Being t,idaeed % try the
extract OF RosAnAIISsE soas entirely cured By
tas uss efoas bottle of that truly safitabie inet-
cine. va iit.t vs., ~. AsssssiARp Den, .stt. I.
se2l-e0d2w 81 l.F, sslts,F. 81. ss.a
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DYEINs,. CLEANING. DC.

ESTABL1SHED, 1901. LIME
LMANN,S STEAM DYEfNG AND SECURING
40 Broad and 724 MEin
gnd also Gentlemenas GerrDents, cleaned, dyed In
any color, or secured 10 the hes. manner Particu-
lar attention paid So Kid Gloves. great selection
OF FaLcy Goods and Toy5 at my store No. 40
Broad street, Il
SC 2s-s.a Ss%Nif+5h 81 IL ZIMMERMAN. !.
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No SHAVING ON suNDAy.-~The Town Council
OF Danyille, Va, has passed an ordinance re.
quirlng the barber-shops to close on Sunday,
the penalty for being open being not less than
$40 nor more than go.
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6EC1rIeAa
sosrIcs sr 6lTrsufsfirs rsrssr a. st5Ssss
RHHM so, Va. aeptsn,ier T.up
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS win Be onened
following are the locations Of de- schools u The
5stes y. = y WHITE SCHOOLS: f3t8
,s u s. fyrst Disrfas /, ~ :
MADISON SCHOOLS, -
- 80 corner or Cary and Madison s.ryets.
This building viii not be ready for oecupaacy O,
the schools win BIZ located ~ follows: "ns
Fcar Schools.
Cherry street. ncars Hollywood.
Two schools,
Grsce.street bstween Second and Third.
r So ts.,.e "A sF5sa Two Schools, " ) 800
corner First and MsiB streets
kppIfension should Ie niasIe 10 cir r. u cow,
Principal, who may I've found corcr First and Main
Second District.
LEIGH SCHOOL
corner First and Leigh streets.
BROOK AVENUE SCHOOL.
corner Brock svenue and Clay street.
ssz CEAY SCHOOL.
Clay street between FIRST and Fous,rc
!, Third District. s
CENTRAL SCHOOL,
corner Twelfth aud Clty streets.
BELL ISLE SCHOOL.
= Bel Isle.
I, ~ s, Fourth Disfrta.
i @F,as BETHEL SCHOOL.
Twentieth street between Main and Cary.
ETs FIN District.
BELLEVUE SCHOOL,
corner Twenty second and Broad streets
MASONIC HALL SCHOOL,
Twcniy-ffth street between n and n.
!Si,Lh District.
NICHOLSON SCHOOL,
Nicholson street. Rockets.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Bread between Ninth and Tenth streets
;, ~ Il CoLoHED SCHOOLS
-a First Distrta.
s BAKER SCHOOL
corner Baker and St Paul streets.
Second District.
NArY-HlLL SCHOOL.
corner Sixth aud Duyal streets
TWELFTH AND LEIGHsTpEET SCHOOLS
corner Twelfth and Leigh streets.
+, 7hird District.
VALLEY SCHOOL,
corner Fourtecnth and Marshall streets.
r NEW-STREET SCHOOL,
New street. - #.mf
SPRISGFIELD-HAEBS SCHOOL,
corner TwcDty-sfxth ana Nj streets
old scholars will be permitted 10 return 10 N.
school which they attended during the past session
Nrtc scholars win be require TO attend school In
the district In which they reside.
Old achclars viii have precedence until IlM
TAXES.
mo pupil snli he received Into any public school
whose father, If he be alive and resident within the
city. and not pauper. shall not have paid the State
and city captation taxes In aid public free schools
lust assessed on HIM" IL. ~
The Sfne tar can be prid ut the Office of the Com
missioner of the Revenue, No. Eleventh street be.
tween Main and Bank.
The city tax can be paid ut the Office of the CITY
| Collector, In the City Hall. J. II. DINFoRD,
So 2E-it Superintendent of Schools
INSTRUCTED IN MODERN Lam
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSON TO WEST POINT.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER soth, 1917, at u
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
LAST OF THE sEASoN.

On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER sorH, an EXCuR-
SION TRAIN will leave the depot of the Rich
mond and York River raiiroad for WEST POINT
st II O'clock A. nj. Returning, will arrive ut Rich
f1oud about q O'Clock z. III.
Persons going Will enjoy splendid fishing. They
biting freely now f'ienty of fresh fish and oys-
tiers win be provided for the occasion. Z
fine cotillon band has been engaged.
TICKETS for Gentleman ONE DOLLAR-Lady,
FIFTY CENTS-to he procureda at the depot.
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SMALL Pox.-TbeFe was fatal case OF
small pox ut Gerdonsyille OH Monday last,
and it is stated that another case developed
itself ut that place ON Wednesday.
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ANOTHER INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE " II
liam Howe. OF Mount Airy, in Wytbe couh'
ty, Va, announced himself at smy'h court,
last Monday, as candidate to represent 'ha'
district in Congress.
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NTOODHOUSE & PARHAM'S
w ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 1905 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, va.

first FLOOR
is stored their retail stock of BOOKS. STATION
ERY, PIANO-FORTES, MUSIC, BIBLES, PHI
TOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, &c.
SECOND FLOOR
Is their WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. which IN
cludes FLAT PAPERS, for the Manufactnrc OF
RIank Rocks and for printers use. Also, SCHOOL
BOOKS used IN the public schools OF the State, in
quantities. -, ,><~,.
ore devo.ed ~ the manufacture Of HI ANk BOOKS
and PAPER BOXES, and includes their BOOK
BINpERY.
With the best stock they have had since the war,
WHOLESALE BUYERS
may rest assured that they obta N everything
needed In their line MT satisfactory prices.
RETAIL BUYERS
will find beautiful stock of the choicest MOONS
STATIONERY apoth staple and fancy, and the
best PLANO-FORTES made.
Orders bly, mail receive faithful and prompt
attention. sc 2J-u&wZW
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MT BARGAINS IN -POPLINS, DRESS
GOODS, ORG ANDES, LAWNS, .PERCALES
ALSO.
LINEN GOODS for boys; ....
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
as ALPACAS, &C.. &c.
THOMAS X. PRICE, CO., during the present
month, to relieve the tedium of dog days." VIII
close ont many styles of SUMMER GOODS witbon,
regard cost. No list of prices Is given, but each
article viii show for Itself. a-t az
Also on hand, received recently by steamer and
express, Ia -s. .... .-.5 !. .-. ...se a--.s..sf
NEW aud PRETTY PRINTS, In American and
English; H.. E.
WHITE and cOLoRED P1QUEs, IS 70 SOC.
BLACK G GRENADINES;
BLACK DELANES;
LINEN-BOsOM SHIRTS GAUZE SHIRTS
HOSIERY, every srade; d tsrss 80 \
LINEN and LACE COLLARS aud CUFPs;
BLACK and COLI REp RiRneHsi 3a
BEI. Ts. COaSETS, ~.
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES, e.t:.yts7 -s.sre
BUsTLEe, new ssyles;, g-s ,s5s 4
sHEETINGs, both linen and cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IEIsH LINEN; ,.
DRILLINGS and CASSIMERES, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, vEsTINGS, &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
= T. R. PRICE & CO,
ans 1tOt Main street, corner Eleventh.
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"a suLpHsasE cum ]

sa- suLPHkTE QUN ESQ.
sARIDE QUINN
MURLATE QtHNTNE, aDDfDE,ssltlI -
ACETATE OUTLINE, 8R oMIl'lsst ifta1ss'
yAI ERrANATEQ UIEfF E,as.ass2S.. !.
LACTATE QUIN1HE. 4sI.2-5ss
EsEBPHATE MORPHINE,
iURIATE MORPHINE, "a sfsgfs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iii EsEf
yALERIANATE MORPHIn E-...s....s,sss.,ss
BROMIDE MORPHINE, CHLoRAL AIDMaa,
CRoToN.. CHORAL s3HYDRAT, , BROMIDE !;
CALCIUM aud other standard ard new chemicai
and pharmaceutical preparations at
l.. WAGNER s. CO.'S DRUG sTORE,
Sc as-3t# - sfF#fE 32e fsfon SILL
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FALL BOOK TRADE.
Merchants will find at
J. T. ELLYSON'S
sCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT,
No lilo MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispatch Office
...... a full line of
ALL BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
ALL BOOKS USED IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES, -
together with fine assortment Of
STATIONERY,
COPY-BoOKS,
STATES,
...~ INK,
s.. PENS, :.
So -s PES-HOLDERS, ..
. ..a PENCILS, ..f..-s 4. ....
sud everything found In tirst-clnss School-Book
Depot, IA. ta.. 4
ALL BOOKS used In our public schools furnished
Mt prices fixed by State Board of Education.
CATALOGUE Of school-books sent by mail free
TO any address.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AT
j. r. ELLYSONS III 3
sCnOOL.BOOK DEPOT,
sais-ew 1l12 Main street.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The seventeenth session begins October lst, 1917.
e ,a TEACHERS, ~ 81 4.
CHARLES fI. WINSTON. H. A.. President. Moran
science and English Literature.
4. K. ofINGf;Y University Of svirsinia), Mnfhc-
= MATES and Latin ~,
G. r. PARDIGON, college Louis lie 9rahu,
Paris.) French. t.rt @5
q. A. ERICSSON. German: r,u.
Mrs INDIE &. HALLOWELb, Hignet EIet E,o:r-
Miss M n. G. LATHROr. Principalof Preparatory
Miss StfEC. HOOPER. Preparatory Department
Miss SUSIE APPEnSON. Primary department. z,
Professor c. W. THILOW. Music ,y, a.,
Professor &. L. PETttoLAs' fiaio an" '0e4i -"
Mrs s'F E e. P1TTMAN. Music and Singing.
Mrs f;ASENt A. YANCEY. Vocal Cnltufe.
Mrs. +. n. HOUSTON. Drawing. &c. .s A.
For full information as 30 terms, &c. see M NJ
nouncemcnte. ut the book stores or Apply 10 ti'e
undersigned. ,,,ycroS n
o,,,w President !
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MRS. IlOWARD'S SCHOOL WILL BE
IVA rc.opeued ut eos Main street. betwecn SecGnd
,ud Third on the FIRST OF nCT+lBER NtSI.
class In Bellrs-Le;tres will he added to Tie 1or-
Circular, VIII be found at the bookstores.
-IyG iEt1
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DIRK GOODS.

-
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN HI a#- 's#r#@= AT
JULIUS SYCLE'S.
AIS BROAD STREET, DErw'N FOURTH AND FIFTH
Has I'm store and daily receiving his FALL AND
WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS, consisting
DHEss GOODs-a beautiful line, all grades and
CaSSiMERES and HEAVY GOODS,
DOMEST1CS. SIiEETISGS,
SHAW WIS. all prices;
BLANK ETS, white and colored
FLANNELS, QUILTS,
GENTLEMENsS FURNISHING GOODS,
HOSIERY. LACES. and NOTIONS; oil OF which
he Is offering at the lowest prices: .,-<,,
415 Broad street, between Fourth and flitn.
The following gentlemen are with me, ana VIII ne
pleased To see their friends j. D. TURNER, W, Y
POWERS, john n. GARY, GEORGE +. bAGbI' -. ~.
CHRISTIAN. -. zI-Inl
HAVING RENTED MY STORE AND
ILL sold my entire stock of fancy goods
md notions t0 Mr.. F. l.. Granger. shall oter LOT
the next fnriy-hve days the balance OF III! stocK'
consisting Of -.-.r
DRESS GOODS, .. ....
SILKS, -s. -.s
WHITE GOODS, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
at pri,ne cost wholesale aud retail
at ~ ''"' .' ''''' - S. HIRsH.
spo5 627 Rroad street.
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ACQUIRES SCHOOL.
Nd EIGHTH SESSION. .
FRANKLIN AND ADAMS STREETS.

j. p. MCGUIRE. Jr.. university Of virginia.
Principal. Mathematics. &c.
Il. {. VENABLE university OF Virglnia), An-
JOHN MARLIN. -. A.. Washington and Lee
Cuverslty.j Modern Languages, &c.
The eighth Session OpeHs on he LAST MONDAY
ts0TI) Of sEPTEMBER. and closes With the last
week in June, 1879. @a.
The schonl-hous will I've enlarged anu improved
rs 10 warmth and ventilation so as to meet all pos
s!ble requirements
The organization provides for preparatory class
and M many regular classes will prepare stu
dent TO enter the universities or to 'go nto busi-
ness
TERMS PER QuARTER-PAYMENTs In ADVANCE e
Regular ciasses-tuition, except In languages
other than English ..:....."...;,..".. II %
Languages other than English. cach....... IS
Sons of clergvmcn-all charges. ............ II 80
Proper deductions mude when parent scnds
more than sou. a..-.-.. .- ...... -
pal Sn4. west Grace street. a. Sc 2-e0d2w&tulht
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AIRS. DIR, MuNFORD WILL RESUME
the duties of her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
SMALL BOYS on the LIST of OCTOBER at her
residence ia First street. between Cary and Canal
c.,,oo,-room nm first door. sc I7.3w {
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The next session will begin OCTOBER lsr and
end June 9th. &c u,,,c
washing. and towels +: payable one-haf In advance,
the other half February 18th q,
Lights cost about 10 per session and washing %
per month 1,p ,osEs
Z" '' TayIorsville post-otice.
.. ,o,O,t Tia over county, Va. Z
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CHARLOTTESVILLE (VA)
WOOLLEN MILLS
again have the pleasure of offering to the TRADE
II large assortment Of ..-.
HEAVY OOLLENS,
embracing number of NEW AND HANDsOMt
STYLES, all of which are made with a view TO
SUSTAINING OUR PAST REPUTATION and to
So. ,ply the southern trade with honest goods of
good design and finish. .~s--s.-..
DOESKIN CASSIMERES,
CADET GRAY AMI FANCY CASSIMERES,
kERSEYS. FLANNELS, &C.
Samples mailed merchants on application.
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