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rENIlE ORIGINAL
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On hand and for sale the following GOODS, cheap
for cash. or. by weekly or monthly instruments:
Autographs, Steel Engravings, and Chromos, q Va
riety of upwards Of 1000;
Looktng-Glasses, German and French;
Bibles and Picture Frames;
Photograph Frames, sold very cheap;
Clocks from the best manufacturers III the Unitao
States;
earpets, English Tapestry, j. Grossly Sons extra,
superiiae. super, and medium, from the Glen
Echo Mills, Germantown;
Hearfb-Rugs, tapestry, Velyots and Mattings;
Walnut Extension Tables and other articles;
Picture and Looking-G Glass Mouldings, SOLD by tRe
foot or manufactured; -
Picture Frames OF any size made at short notice.
: Sc I8-Im llsss1 IN WILLIAM DkFEROH.
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THE LATE CHARLES LEVER was under mort
gage Gn literary sense) to publisher, and
this bondage once saved his life. The novel
ist had taken passage for America on the i'll.
fated Arctic, when his publisher refused to
release him from his contract to produce so
much copy" per month. The Artic sailed
md vert down with all on board.
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ne heads Of the Roman and Greek
IhHrchc> are engaged in diplomacy from
h3mr 10 81. rcter>burgh and nee uersa,
"A;ci may, it is supposed, lead to better
understanding, us in days past, between Pho
MONO and the Car Alexander. If this
'houid be at all realized, Emperor William
ana Bismarck may be induced to reconsider
Tue present policy Of Prussia towards the
''eI1cs who serve on the affairs and the con-
stcSat'ons which worship before the shrines
Oi The Vatican.
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VISIT OF THE FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT TO
BALTIMoRE.-The Baltimore Gazette says:
"Ata meeting of the officers of the Fifth
regiment of this city, held Oh last Saturday
evening, proper steps were taken to insure
the First Virginia regiment Il worthy reccp-
ton. and magnificent banquet will be given
to the military visitors at the new armory
over the Richmond Market"
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COLLISION on A RACE-CouRsE-DEATH OF 4
Acknowledgements. October 1.-This
morning is the celebrated trotting mares
ZiIcz.da. (iolddtiSt. and Minnie were prac-
ticing at the park for the 2:3S race this after
noon Minnie became unuana@eable, and the
two mares came into collision. Iilcada was
seriously injured by Shaft tearing open her
breast, and Minnie WAS instantly killed.
Iilca,ia is owned Ivy L. /. Dorsey. Of Louis
Vile. and valued ut $4,000. Minnie was
owned by Frazer d Moore. of Cynthiana,
ky. and valued at $4,000 TO 1900.
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More krKLuXISM IN New JERSEY. In
Paterson, y. j., on Monday night, seven
masked mrn entered the residence of Samuel
Pope, and whilst five pistols were pointed at
Popc'S head he WAS securely tied. The
thieves then rincd the house, carrying of
81 COO III money. icweIry and Silverware. and
81 300 in railroad bonds. Payment of the
bonds have been stopped. There is no clue
10 the thieves
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, y fhlly
kI fortified against summers heas. Gsre1
What with one expcdient and another " &sS& 49,
win no hard IL he doesn't keep bis Gus III 49,
TONERS and friends cool anI comfort.
Tafse, let a,e summer god rage never 80 hescosY
Eis LARDER has the best rr0sipctp Of taa 50 ga
from the tropics 70 the lakes which aFu :.
Hs Fan "a lis hcs., both for sSilfai 5ysseg ast
suner1oy LOU ORS-pnesaasled In IBIS ca. y:
Min tiitse and sces ana cooling HfEafai EAte 49,
w Ta ~ 81 Sr past fayors, he snsss bas
To tne Tublie, sidpronieets. stfprs 49, = "a -
sa fOpi6 "a sAia Me5sd IN ~
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y ~ Louis paper thus photographs Rev.
j. H. Rutherford, formerly n Presbyterian
p"N'or IN Petersburg, but now of st. Louis !:
lie Is well-built, medium-szed gentle
D'1H with an intellectual and preposscssing
o2Ihenance, dark hair and eyes, finely pen
E"'a eyebrows of the same color; in short,
'' appearance and bearing are such ms to
,%:t one 10 suppose that he is practical
TRISTAN, and one well fitted for the spiritual
guidance Of congregation"
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GUMS GINS! GUNs.-Just opened a

TUNsl GUNSl GUNS!-Just opened q
" large AMI coat,ete stock OF GUNS OF all kinds.
from ne breeehIogserp down 10 the cheapest single
guns and all Other articles Necessary 70 SPORT
fine best uiakerS Our stock IL large, ana VIII %
solt, az the lowest pnsshle prices. call from aasf
ehants Is particularly solicited. PUNIlEIsf $3.50,
orr lire are made specially. AL WorE done ~ ;Ie
hest manner ena waPrEnted. agent for the csle-
ING PtSftSfR u. Ws TfG7NOfs, ~
A1sSS 49, 80 NO 1882 Main STREET,
ressam fessnnsogs, Ye.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
n,.a,,, Petersburg.

s,>s tn RETIRE FROM TIE con-
ToET'R Co>Trsr-nls FRIENDS THINK TIC
GHS>>N,S,,ur n,,,n DESERT HIM FOR sTowEII.--
INDIFFERENT CITY rATHER---A MASS MEET.
\ ''. - sr ADDRESSED nY RICHMOND ohAfoks.
',,rr>r--coI.n WEATHER, &c.
,,,onr, Of the Richmond pispatch'l
j''FF''''''p rrrrsrrRe, October 9, 1872.
~, friends Of Mr.. Porter That
Il =, , n,,;rr from thc congressional contest
h. WA ,,r;,t IN view of the nomination at
IN to'> " .nn nr Car;ain Mckinney. The an
RnFN''," ,,, has not vet been made by au.
noh'"' ~, thcrr seems no reason TO douol
i@FH;' ,m. intention 80 retire. His reasons
VT CO.., ~, hc III, conviction that the more
arc >'.' ,i,s.c, Of the Republicans IN the
l-n',,"' ,rnnrs ot the district will be
'!'% ~ Tx the nomination OF Con-
i''S" .;'n and will be thereby driven
So ,.r support Of the regular nominee lor
~ - ~, ,,,, i they divide Captain MCKINNEY
' ...,5 hr rlcrtcd--a fearful consu'nmat'on
>",T.' .,r Of the ignorant negro m'hd.
" ,'.' many Of the friends OF Porter are 30
''- L,,i,Ic ~ the ring and lis candidate,
PHI" -, ,ra, they would prefer the election
~ ..,rql conservative like the present
-, ,.,,.r,.r, Hut they do not want their man
mum '|'1h .1tru. y they now believe would al
. ~ =, nr,itabiy happen. and incur all me
,.,,j tbr modification of an unsuccessful
,' a'n ,,' And therefore they Will propa'
y' ," t,L, lime hy the torclock and retire their
"- T, -, ~, be mass meeting ut Mechanics
,l,I ,n-ni.ht. under the auspices OF the Cen
, ,'''. ,,,l, which viii be addressed by Cap
..;nJ VI, Darlington and Mr. +. Darlington
,' ' Of Richmond, and perhaps by other
,r~,Lrr,. These gentlemen have arrived,
.rl fine, will no doubt have large audience
ont "a hear them. p.
RI, Csc of 4. II. Marks, one of the he-
,,,t,i.-u citv fathers. who is arraISncd on
,rr rlar-r Of threatening to kill Mr. +. il.
lane. VIZ asain before the MayorshlS morn
,nr Nm, fine decision of that officer has not
VT been announced.
. Yesterday Miss Annie Plummcr, while
,,q..jnc through number of drays near the
dr,a, of the Southern railroad, was con-
.i5rrahly bruised and hurt by being run into
lv uu,. al the vehicles.
The weather became quite bitingty cold
la>i night, and wrappers, fires and iurs nave
bon in fashion to-uay.
nNm. 70 the celebration Of RoSh HaSha-
Vii. there will be no meeting of the Ger
.r.4, rluh Tomorrow. ROBIN ApuR.
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UNIVERSITY OF Large numbers
d students are daily arriving ut this inStitu-
ton, and tn" classes promise TO be fully rs
hf.e il not larger than ut any former scs-
Ntpn.-- charlottesville Intei'igencCr.
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Postal ORDERS ON GERMANY.--The treaty
between the United States and the German
Empire for the exchange of postal orders
went into operation on the 1st of October.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at the Office Of the Secretary and
Auditor of the TOWN OF MANCHESTER until
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1877, at II O'Clock a.
for having with granite blocks the cutters on GOO
feet more or less of the extension of Hull street.
Also SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the same time and place for paving with brick the
sidewalks along said cutters.
Further information can be had by applying at
the above named office. The undersigned reserve
Liz i'ei' - T. w. CROW,
+. Fl. FOOTE,
+. E. MARKS,
Street Committee Town Of Manchester.
MANCHESTER, September %, lS7a.
Sc 2i-6tTuTh&S
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OFFICE ROANOKE VALLEY}
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, September q, 1872.

RICHMOND, seplFIHUeF =, Io'-'
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ proposals for the CLEARING, GRADUA-
TIOS MASONRY, and TRESTLE-WORk re-
ouired for the construction Of the Roanoke Valley
Railroad between Fort Mitchell and Clarkesville,
Wa distance of twenty-one ta) miles-wih be r.
ceiyed until MONDAY, October 18th. 1872. ut the
office of the President of the Company, a. >. Blu.
FORD. Richmond, Va, to whom all proposals must
be addressed and Endorsed - Proposals Tor gTadia-
tion and masonry of Roanoke Valley Railroad"
The line win lie divided into sections OF about one
~ mile each. and bids will be received Tor the whole
or any portion Of the work. That between toTL
Mitchell and Christianville, about seven ana naii
(7s) miles, win be required to be first done.
Prodles. specifications, and estimated quantiues,
may be eeen ut the Office of the Company, IN h1ch-
mond Va, on and after October lst, 1872.
The Company reserve the right to reject any pro-
posals offered, IF not considered satisfactory.
For further information, If desired apply to the
President, as above, or to the undersigned.
By order OF the President. p. s. KING,
Sc So-dlwS tswtd Chief Engineer.
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ARREST or A SUSPECTED FoRGER For
some weeks past a man calling himself }. Z.
Bu>hon- has been in the city looking for an
opportunity to invest his capital in business.
he AZ last concluded TO purchase the drug
,,or,. Of Nc<Srs. Scott & Lcary, on Main
street, and Ia perfect the negotiation at
tr,n,trl tn have ca>ilcd certified check or
draft Tor $4,000 on the First National Bank
or Kansas City, Mo-, drawn in favor of }.
+. Bu>Apng. hy whom it was endorsed, pay
i'l, >iN months after date, and having still
Two months to run. This he presented ut the
Ncrani" Bank in this city. intimatin@ his
Willingness that Mr.. Elliott. the cashier,
>auuid telegraph 10 Kansas City for Informs
ton in rc-ard to the matter. He was told
f. ra!nr hack this morning for an answer,
aui went ID. Shortly afterwards circular
"i, discovered among the papers Of the
bank signed by i. z. Bu>hong stating that
another man had obtained possession OF the
Bauer. which was accurately described, and
f.m, this man would probably attempt to ne
-o'lttc il lv representing himself rs J. =.
Hu>hnn. The statement was verified Ivy the
bank in Kansas City. and Il reward Of 800
uil,rrl for the arrest of the man and The re-
CURRY Of The lr,pcI, Ibc bank becoming re-
'pua>ihlr for The reward and all expenses
ami damages incurred in the arrest and
return Of The man.
Upon the discovery of this document Mr..
Elliott immediately placed the matter i'll the
hands Of thr Mayor, vino issued a warrant
and had The nun arrested. He WAS taken to
H.. ,jati"n-iousc and locked up for cNami-
nation Ills morning. The MN HuShong, a.
,-l- bittl.,.1f II -
&c, apparently of foreign birth. He insists
tnt hi, name is j. =. Bushong, but denies
The authorship of the circular. The check
OF drNl is undoubtedly genuine, but the cir
Uar does not state in what manner il was
l>'. Il is a rather singular case. and we can
express no opinion in regard 20 ii until the
h-ai mNrstiS ition.- Norfolk TWg'nldn.
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The Norfolk City Guard propose to visit
Richmond during the State Fair. The Jour-
"di says great preparations are being made
for thai purpose
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"OODHOUSE g. PARHAM'S
w ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 1906 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

FIRST FLOOR
Is stored their retail stock Of BOOKS, STATION
cry. PIAN0-FORTES, MUSIC, BIBLES, PHO
TOGRAPfifC ALBUMS, &C.
SECOND FLOOR
Is their WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, which in
clutics FLAT PAPERS, for the manufacture of
Blank Books and for printers use. Also. SCHOOL
BOOKS used In the public schools of the State, in
quantities.
THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS
are devoted TO the manufacture of BLANK ROCKS
and PAPER BOXES, and includes their BOOK
HNDERY.
With the best stock they have had since the war,
WHOLESALE BUYERS
may rest assured that they obtain everything
needed In their line at satisfactory prices.
RETAIL BUYERS
will find n beautiful stock OF the choicest BOOKS
STATIONERY doth staple and fancy, and She
best PTANO-FORsTFS made.
Orders by mail receive faithful and prompt
attention. SC 23-tl&w2w
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THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT MONEY ALL UP.
S5Go.OOO IN BANK TO FAY FRIES.
AFULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.

The GRAND GIFT CONCERT, for the benefit OF
the Public Library of Kentucky, Is nostponcd 10
SATURDAY THE TIL OF DECEMBER, for the
following rcasOns
l. The failure Of certain agents to make returns III
time for the drawing 10 take place September Is.
@ The accumulation Of orders during inc INST lew
DAYS 10 such an extent that II was not possible To I'LL
them and have the drawing on the 18th:
g. The gcncrally-expressed desire of tickct-lold-
ers that full drawing might be had even IL hlaae
a short postroueInent necessary.
l. The belief of the management that by short
posponement the remnant of unsold tickets eau
be disposed Of and all the prizes paid In full with
out the necessity Of any pro rata scaling down.
For these reasons, coupled with the earnest desire
to benefit the Public Library by larger balance aud
the ticket-hoders by larger gifts; the concert and
distribution have been postponed to SATURDAY
the It'll of December,. 1872. On that day and no
other the drawing will positively and uncIuivocally
come off i'm the great lmlI of the Public Library
building, beginning at precisely o'clock A: NJ;
and continue until the whole OF the one thousand
gifts are awarded. 49,
The payment Of the gifts will begin the third day
after the drawing and continue for SIX months, In
current funds, by the Farmers and DroVeis Bank
or bv sight draft upon the Fourth National Bank,
New York. at the option OF the gift tlckct.holdcrs
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LIST OF GIFTS.
fits, all cash ..........
PRICE OF TICKETS;

Whole tickets, $40 halves, SIS; quarters $3.50; II
whole tickets tor SlOo % for $685. 60 for $780, ll3
count on less than $500 worth of tickets 1T time.
The money necessary to pay in full all the offered
gifts is now upon deposit In the Farmers aud Dro-
Yers Bank as will be seen by the following certf-
cate of the cashier:
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CAV FACToRY.-Hayipg purchased th

CAV FACTORY .-HaVlDg purchased the
~ entire machinery Of the Saw Factory and Ma
chine Shop OF EDWARD BOYLE, Nos. 14ls and
1920 Cary street. and the goodwill of his business,
we shall carry on the SAW BUSINESS In all It's
branches, including the making and rcpatring OF
Of machinery.
All work win be promptly executed and at lowest
prices we respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
Old firm and of our friends and the public generally.
Mr.. FRANK HULCHER, and all of the best
hands who were In the employ of the old frln, re-
main with us. we shall engage the best worKmeu
10 be found In the country ~, al
O6 S.im ~ as.-t II. ID. 1ltiik<ch O. W.
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FALL BOOK TRADE.
Merchants will find at
1T. ELLYSON's
SCIIQOL-BOOK DEPOT,
No. 1112 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 IL fine assortment Of
STATIONERY,
COpY-BOOkS,
STATES.
INK,
PENS.
PEN-HOLDERS,
PENCILS,
aud everything found in first-class School-Book
Depot.
ALL BOOKS used In our public schools furnished
at prices fixed by State Board Of Education.
CATALOGUE Of schoo-books sent by mail free
To any address.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AT
IT. ELLYSUN'S
SCHOOL-BOOk DEPOT,
So ls-2w 1112 Main street
SCHOOLS OOKS.-STARKE e. RY-
oLAND, Booksellers, 9l5 Main street, Richmond,
Va, are prepared to furnish all the
SCIIOOL-BO0kS and
SCHOOL STATIONERY
used In the
Public Schools,
Private Schools,
and Colleges,
OK THE BEST TERMS.
Catalogues furnished free Liberal discounts to
teachers. Merchants orders filed promptly and al
New York trade prices. Send your orders to
STARKE Sc kYLAND,
sc l7-lm Richmond, Va.
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THO CIDER-MAKERS.-U SULPHITE
III or LIME 20 arrest the fermentation Of cider
and to preserve It's sparkling properties. Fer sale
yrTfn f6si Directions, aS
Meade . BAKERY, 81, p T. ss Ss,sss.;
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honas D. Griffin, OF Virginia, has been
admitted to the United States Naval Acad-
'Hy.
:, bishop john Wesley Logan, of New
10TH, dIed at Saratoga last Monday.
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TARPETINGS, RUGS, OIL-CLOTHs, g.

TARPETINGS, RUGS, OIL-CLOTHS, DC.
am now receiving my FALL SUPPLY.
VELVET. BRUSSELS, and TAPESTRY CAR
PETINGS;
THREE-PLY, INGRAM, and DUTCH CAR
PETINGS;
VELVET, ADMINISTER, BRUSSELS, aud IA
PESTRY RUGS and DOOR-NlATS;
OIL-CLOTH, all widths and qualities;
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CURTAINS.
and WINDOW-SHADES.
The above and ali goods In my line shall he sold at
reasonable prices. II. j.. RICHARDSON,
re l3-2m No. 901, corner Ninth and Main streets
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MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL for
Main street between Second AID Third. Having re
moved to the above Locations the duties Of this
school Will lie resumed on TUESDAY, October /,
1872 Musical Department, Mrs. WILLIAM H..
POWERS. Circulars eau he had at the bookstores
or of Mrs. Powers ut the school-rooms.
so o-tl5t)ct%
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
II ExEEUTED At THIs OFFICE
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.
LAW SCHOOL.
WILLIAM A. MAURY, LII, b., PROF ESSOR.

Tho Lectures in the Law Department viii begin
the Sd DAY OF OCTOBER pr0Ximo.
In addition 10 several advantages which THIS
School enjoys--as, for example, IN giving access to
lihrary-the opportunities to get occupation, which
It's location in large city affords enable II to offer
peculiar facilities to young men who would pursue
the study of the law and yctmuSt engage In business
To tie convenience Of such young men, as well rs
to that of young men already at the bar who may
desire TO attend the course the lectures VIII be well
adapted, us they will be delivered In the evening In
a central mart of the city. b. PURYEAR,
SO e7-et chairman Of the Faculty.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

IL - :
The seventeenth session begins October LIST, 1872.
TEACHERS:
CHARLES Il. WINSTON, NJ. A., President Moral
Science and English Literature. !.
~. 4. LEWIS, u. d., Chemistry and Natural PHI
a. K: YAkcEY University of virginia., Mathe-
G. +. PARDiGON, college Louis lie Grand, Paris,
French. -,
O. a. ERICSSON, German.
Mrs. INDIE c. HALLOWELL. Higher English.
Miss FLORENCE WALLER, History and Elocu-
ton.
Miss SUE c. HOOPER. Preparatory Department
Miss SUSIE APPERSON. Primary Department
Professor c. ". THIL0W, Music. ~,
Professor c. L. PET1COLAS, Piano and Vocal
Music.
Mrs. +. G. PITTNAN, Music and Singing.
Mrs. GASENA A. YANCEY, Vocal Culture.
Mrs. +. ID. HOUSTON, Drawing, &c.
For full information rs 10 terms, &C., see /" An
nouncements," ut the bookstores, or apply to the
undersigned
CHARLES H. WINSTON. NJ. A.,
oc 2-lw President.
MFRS. HOWARD's SCHOOL WILL BE
ISI re-opened at 205 Main street, between Second
and Third, on the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT.
4 class In Belles-Lettres will be added to the for
mer course of studies.
Circulars win be found at the bookstores.
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hIREcT IafBoRTATEoEa
80 casks BAsgg AIE,
30 csska kLESUF'EA ALE,
10 casks VIM Younger.s EDIEGBDEGE ALE,
100 Casks GUINNESS'S PORTER, Burke e BIB
30 dozen PEEK FKEAE CRACKERS. ~
~ Land d.fb tins: z!57t 81 F-IEzz' = 80
5'sf irish WHISKEYS
HENNESsY and MARETT,s BRANDIEs,
SHEHRIES OF superior qualities, -
GElSLER'S CHAMPAGEES. Ss -
We offer these goods at New York prices, with
freights added. Also,
1000 dozen 2-ib. and an. Peaches,
LEGO dozen 2-h. and 3-h. Tomatoes,
$50 dozen Winslow's Corn,
Mt Baltimore prices, all Of the best packers In Bala
more. T. BALMER 6 CO.,
: oc1 s1a Main street.
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TURPIN'S BON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 choice brand of CHEWING TOBACCO added
TO my already complete list Of fine chewing tobac-
cos. This and all other fine brands for sale by the
box at factory prices.
Fine Boiled aud Raw Linseed OIL and Painters
Colors Of every hue, ground In oil, for sale by
sea g T.. DOVE. 3
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GCHOOL-BOOk DEPOT.
TEACHERS, PARENTS, AND SCHOLARS
will find all the sCHOOL-BOOkS used in our
public and private schools ut
j. T. ELLYSON'S

RICHMOND SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT,
1112 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispatch Office.
He would invite the attention of parents, teachers
and scholars 10 Ills large and varied assortment OF
SCHOOL, BOOKS,
embracing all the leading books used in colleges and
public and private schools, and which are sold al
publishers lowest rates.
ALL BOOKS USED IN PUBIC SCHOOLS
supplied at lowest prices fixed by State Board OF
Education.
COMPLETE CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free OIL application.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AND
GO ls-3w TEACHERS.
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The lurgrst assortment OF SIEREOSCOPlC
VIEWS In the city, embracing views of
RICHMOND AND VICINITY,
SCOTLAND.
IRELAND.
HOLY LAND.
SWITZERLAND,
UNITED STATES,
PARIS.
STATUARY, -
WEIIER'S COLORED GROUPS.
ENGLISH CoLORED VIEWS.
at j. r. ELLYSON'S
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF Virginia.
Ep,aRTsrEsT1r- on PHARn acY

Session Of is.a and is7a commences oeToBEa isr.
rms LECTURES on ssITERIA sfRDTeA AND
THERAPEUTICS, and On CHEMISTRY AED
PHARMACY, viii be delivered on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. from to II A. nj.
Students Of Pharmacy VIII TINS be enabled to 50.
tend these Lectures without my serious loss OF
time. They are also entitled to attend the after
noon examinations on these branches without
Charge. Fee for the course, S3S.
THURSDAY, October 81, INTRODUCTORY
LECTURES by Professor WELLFoRD ut II and
Professor MAgsos gt Il O'Clock.
N1atriculation books open from 10 10 IL O'Clock.
oc gilt j. b. McCAW, Dean.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
PIANO ORGAN, and VOCAL CULTURE. upon
the most approved modern methods. Circulars With
references and terms ut Woodhouse e Pari1ains,
1905 Main street. Pianos carefully tuned.
e.. l.. PETICOLAS,
oc 3-1t* Professor of Music,