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The Gas Works.

The investigation into the management Oh
this important department of the city govern
ment has not get been brought to close, o'''
u has gone far enough 10 convince the i''os'
skeptical that the city has been the si ',1
of frauds SO gross that 1t is indeea s.fanse
that thew have so long escaped detection. Inc
testimony elected by the commission COT
sist;nc of the Mayor and the Counc'' Cotf
m;ttee on Retrenchmcnt and Reform, eu'po-
dies a shameful record OF meters WITHOUT
hands, meters that do not register, anu mt
tcrS whose existence was unauthorized; o
forged figures and money unacconnted TOT !;
of persistent neglect of duty on the part OF
officers and sutordiuates; of bills Improperly
collected and of delinquents improperly ,n-
dulged; of service-pipe laid under suspl-
cious circumstances, and Of an almost end
less catalogue of minor irregularities ana Oils
crepancies. Nor is it the least serious Tea
ture Of s,ese revelations that the guilty
have SO little fear Of getting their deserts
that more false entries and forgeries have
been made on the books OF the Inspectors
office while the investigation is in progress
and in the very building in which the COM
mission is sitting.
In view of facts already brought TO light
the Mayor and his associates are right In sup
posing that nothing hut most thorough and
searching investigation followed by the
speedy deposition of all implicated III any
way either By act Of omission or commission
in these abuses OF power will satisfy the peo-
Die whose confidence has been misplaced. This
is a matter rising far above both personal and
party considerations, and we feel sure that
neither will be allowed to influence this up
right jury in its verdict.
The year 1872 has been marked by an up
rising of the people in all parts Of the coun-
try against corruption in the government OF
cities, OF States, and Of the nation. In this
respect, rs in Others, Richmond must not be
behind the age. Mr.. HIGCIss and his asso-
ciates OF the Committee on Light are cnti-
tied to the thanks of the whole community
for taking the initiatory steps in this inipor-
tant movement, and the Mayor and the
Council are equally to be thanked for con-
Quoting the investigation with SO much
Sigor
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Mt BARGAINS IN POPLINS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES
ALSO,
LINEN GOODS for boys;
TOWELS. NAPKINS, 4ess
ALPACkS, &C., &c.
THOMAS II. PRICE & Co, during the present
month, to relieve the tedum of dog days" will
close on. many styles of SUMMER GOODS without
regard to cost No list of prices Is given, but eaci
article will show for itself.
Also on hand, received recently by steamer and
express,
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS, In American ant
English;
WHITE and COLORED PIQUEs. IS to Soc.
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELhNES;
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS GAUZE SHIRTS
HOSIERY, every grade; @ ...'.
LINEN and LACE COLLARS AMI CUFFS;
BLACK aud COLORED RIBBONS;
BELTS. CORSETS,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES,
BUSTL ES, new styles
SHEETINGS, both linen uud cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN;
pRILLINGS and CASSIMERES. for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, yESTINGS, SC.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
r. r. PRICE & co,
ans 1IOl Maiu street, corner Eleventh.
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g. PARHAM'S
w ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 1905 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

FIRST FLOOR
IS stored their retail stock of BOOKS. STATION
FRY. PIANO-FORTES. MUSIC, BIBLES. PHO
ALBUMS. &C.
SECOND FLOOR
Is their Who'll ESALE DEPARTMENT.. when IN
rludcs FLAT PAPERS, for the manufacture Of
Blank Books aud for printers USE: Also, SCHOOL
BOOKS used in the public schools of the State In
quantities. ,r,r,, NJ, ,opS
arc devoted 10 the manufacture of BLAME BonhS
and PAPER BONES, and includes their BOOK
Vim thc rs, stock they have had since The war,
WHOLESALE BUYERS
NAV rest assured that they can Obtain everything
needed in their line ut satisfactory prices.
RETAIL BUYERS ,.
will find Il beautiful stock Of Tn" choicest BO,'hs
STATIUNt doth staple and fancy, ana tic
hest PIANO-FORTES made.
Order. by mail receive faithful and prompt
,,tnnt;,,n ~ Sc ?3-d,Sw2w
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Senator Sehurz Of Missouri, delivered an
address in German in Philadelphia OH Tues
day night, on political issues, to an audience
which crowded Concert Hall to OVERLOOKING,
many being unable to obtain admission. He
was received with such popular demonst1ss-
tons as to be for some time unable to pro-
coed. When silence was restored he pro-
cecdcd with his speech, which we find inter-
preted and sketchcd in the Philadelphia
ledger, rs follows:
No party, he said, should depend solely
upon what it has done, but has a right to
he criticised in regard to what it proposes to
do. Under the present rule, while the right
Of voting has been granted to the colored
men OF the South, that right has been cir
cuulscribed by compelling them to vote for
certain parties under dureSs, in view of their
ignorance, which made them ready tools.
He advocates giving every man, white or
black, the right to vote Us he pleases without
compulson. Any other doctrine must lead
to corruption aud misrule, and he was glad
to say that Horace Greeley will inaugurute Il
new doctrine, and one beneficial to the whole
country. [Applause.] Horace Greeley will
demand of the country, and the policy die
tated by true craftsmanship. [Applause.l
The Cincinnati Convention was the out
cropping of the sentiment of the people that
there should be peace between the two sec.
tions. The Republicans had carried every.
thing, and yet had awarded the colored man
comparatively nothing. Carpet.baggers in
the South swallowed up everything. ZAP
plause.] These carpet-basgers went to the
South to get Il portion denied them in the
North, and then swindled those who raised
them to power. If the people in the North
knew the full story of the expressions of
these c;,rpet-b aggers. their hearts would bleed
both for the whites and blacks Of the South.
Throughout the South the State debts have
increased under these c,irpet-taggers to an
extent to threaten bankruptcy, while the
authors of these wrongs have been filling
their pockets. If these debts had been the
result OF the war there might be some ex-
cuse, but it is the result of the immunity
granted by the Government to the carpet
baggers. [Applause.]
He reviewed the conduct OF the Govern
ment in this connection, with Grant as SUI
preme, which had given a corps Of rascals
Us officers Instead Of honest men. With this
record can the party in Pennsylvania ask
you to elect Hartanft as Governor? Has
the Republican party in the nation or this
State endeavored to.uproot corruption9 and
il so, in this State is Hartranft, then, repre-
sentative Of that refornl?. We endeavored to
point out to the. Administration the corrup-
lions, and at, once We were denounced as
"traitors," and we concluded that we had
got into wrong company, and we left them,
[Applause and laughter.1 The speaker re-
viewed. the Presidents career and the AID
llslFnistratio;,'s lcliey, charging the President
of the United States with q violation Of the
Constitution iii tho San Domingo business,
IN enaeayoring to declare war at bis own
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FALL BOOK TRADE.
Merchants will find at
j. T. ELLYSON'S
SCHOOL-yOOK DEPOT.
No 1I12 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Disputch Office,
Il full line Of a... ........-...
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, .a.~.
PENS,
... PEN-uOLDERS, a.a .-M
PENCILS, as a-..- ..a..a-
apd everything found In frs.-class School-Book
Depot. ..... .s--e
ALL BOOKS used In our public schools furnished
ut prices fixed by State Board Of Education. =.
CATALOGUE of school-books sent by mail free
10 any address.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AT
1T. ELLYSON'S
SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT,
CO ls-ow 1112 Main street.
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srrA gElE!|

sT' ~
ErFoR IND WI @
A sr,enait, assortis SisI or DIZZY GcGD
AT THE YEfsY BOTTOM rRit5 $. ss
PLAIN, sTRIPEDssnd PLAID Foi.astss "a ss
"a, ArK and CoLoRED EMPRESS cEvTiiaas HISS aud
saTTEEEs,
gz,ACKSBOfBA1dKEs, - Hgs
CREPE CLOTHS and ALpACAS,
JAPANESE. SILKS and oPLINs, all colors = :. =
CAsJTMEREs. ,.,.-s,es,
DaEsYIN MS and " WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
FI.ayNELs,s QUILTS, BBANKTTs, sHAWLs,
CHIr.DRgN's, LADIES' and GENTS, UNDER
VESTS: @
vELyETEFNs, VELVET RIBBONS, FLACEs,
EaTBIoIDERIEs. LACE COLLARS aud SETS,
C>oRSETs. KID GLOVES, ~ So
CREPE COLLARS and Wells,
BALMORAL and B0ULEV ARD SKIRTS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS.
WHITE and CtILORED TABLE LINENS IS.
and ma,,y other goods which we offer us cheap as
aI,y house In tbe city. ,,,,, ,,s.
a. WILLIAM TTALllIMER 4 IONS.
1913 N1uin street. opposite the post-omce anu
90 20 Gl1 Broad street, corner sl2ui.
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+. LIVELY sCAaPArGsrNG.-on mobuhy ",'
while speaking at Mount Sidney, Augusta
county, Colonel o'FerraIl dpdependent) ana
Judge Harris Conservatory Candidates Tor
Congress. had personal rencontre, disputed
yera,ity being the cause.
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October next. In default Of naA Mefee Wis
rernanded to jail, and was sen g Ralsieh 10! iof
satekecping, the jail at Cbariette nospe'hs
deemed secure enough McFee Is alaro- :.
Iiniau by birth, and came to North Carolina
from Texas.
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NORTH CAROLINA CoUETERFEITEns AR
REsrED.-On Monday last Oscar j. Melee
was arrested at Charlotte, n. Gland Joseph
Baker at Salisbury, n. c., by United States
detective, charged with counterieiting.
About 300 in counterfeit gold coin was
traced to McFee and smaller amount to
Baker. One hundred mouldings for coming
were found in the possession OF AicFee, and
smaller ntlmhcr in tie possession OF Baker.
After bearing the testimony. Judge Dick
bouni oyer MeFee in the SUM Of S5,ceo
aud Pal,ss in IL sum of 81, coo to appeal, ut
the s.eSt te,la of the District Court at
Greensboro, beginning the iirst Monday III
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Tur GsoRG1A EIrcT,oS NEXT WEDNESDAY

TIE GEORGIA ELECTION NEXT WEDNESDAY.
On Wednesday, October I'd, the Georgia
election for Governor and members of the
Legislature takes place. The candidates for
Governor are James N. Smith, now Gov
ernor of the State, and Dawson A. Walker
the first a supporter of Greeley, and the lat
ter of Grant. A glance at the probable re-
suit in the State shows the following pros
poets: Georgia in 1868 gave Seymour, for
President, majority of 1868 over Grant ;
but in the same year Bullock. the corrupt
carpekbagger, was elected Governor by
G,SGS majority. Bullock having fed the
State to avoid punishment for his misdceds,
Governor Sll.th, q Democrat, was elected
with very little opposition to fill his place.
At the election of congressman in 1870 the
aggregate Democratic majority throughout
the State was 22,596. These figures would
seem sufficient to Justify the sanguine
belief entertained by Governor Smiths sup
porters that he will be reelected by a large
majority. The election Of Greeley and Brown
in November, judged by the same facts, may
be regarded rs assured. ..~
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EDgcArEesAss q = 9.
Is,srfcr s. an ssrsas r.
Iieaa ND. We 4 ss ssa e s ass;
1.-THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS win be ore,ed
| II ON TU EStshY {. October 1st at o 4. Z III Ths
following are The locations Of the sciools
I WHITE SCHOOLS
X First Dtstyta.
Is ,s 81 stA Olson SCHOOLS,
corner OF Gary and Madison sireetg
THIS suisaing VII not be ready fr occupancy "a
tue Schools viii Be oessei a. f%iIpws. Tue buildias
-Four ecffcols.
ehsrss s Tsa f i's5G hIo'lsso God
Grace street between Second and Thi,s t
Two Schools,
corner First and Main sfrepts
Application should he made to.alr ". ". COVE
Principal, who may be found corner First and Naln
streets
5EEE sscoad Dtaytc
LEIGH SCHOOL,
corner First and Leigh streets
BRDOk-AYESUE SCHOOL
corner Bro1kavente md Clay street.
CLAY SCHOOL.
Clay street between First and Fonsb.a
- 2 = Third Disrfcs.- 1925 ,5
| CENTRAL SCHOOL,
corner Twelfth and Clay streets
BELL ISLE SCHOOL,
Fourth District
BETHEL SCHOOL.
Twentieth street between Main and Cary
Eth District.
BELLEVUE SCHOOL,
corner Twenty-second and Broad streets.
MASONIC HALL SCtiUOt.
Twenty-hfth street between " and n.
Sigth District
NICHOLSON SCHOOL,
Nicholson street. kOcketts
HIGH SCHOOL,
Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets.
coLoRED SCHOOLS
First District
BAKER SCHOOL,
corner Baker and st. Paul streets.
Second District
~ NAyY-HiLI. SCHOOL. .a.
corner Sixth AMI UuvaI streets
TWELFTH AND LEIGH-sTREET SCHOOLS
corner Twelfth and Leigh streets.
Third District
-@t VALLEY SCHOOL.
corner Fourteenth and Marshall streets
NEW-STREET SCHOOL,
New street.
SPRINGFIELD-HaLL SCHOOL,
corner Twenty-slNth aud NJ streets
OH scholars will I've permitted toSseturn to the
school which they attended during the past session.
N.,c scholars Will he require 10 attend school I'm
the district In which they reside.
Old scholars will have precedence until !: ".
TAXES.
mo pupil shall he received into any public school
whose father. II he he alive and resident within the
city and not panper, shall not have paid the St,tc
and city caritatlon axes In aidof public free schools
last assessed on him."
The Stt!e tJr can be pa1 ut the Office of the COM
missioner of the Revenue, No. Eleventh street. be-
tween Main and Bank.
The city tax car he naIi ut the Office u; Of the City
Collector In the CITY Hal. III BlNfORT,
Sc 27-tt Superintendent of Schools.
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DEED.

DIED.
Yesterday morning, ut I o'clock, after severe
and painful Illness. JOHN THOMAS, infant son of
Mary V. and Andrew Bowler. aged one year and
nine days.
Farewell, mother lay me gently
In my little narrow bed:
Think Of God who gave and took me,
Now sluinbcr with the dead.
Farewell. father. I must l2avc you
For the dark and silent tomb
Close my eyes in dcathlcss slumber
Faxed I'm my carly bloom.
Ills funeral will take place from the Fulton Zap
uSt church THIS EVEIlN(i ut 3 O'Clock. Friends
aud arqnaimtanccs Of the family are Invited to at
tend without further notice.
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ELECTED TO THE WEST VIRGINIA LEaIsLA-
ruRE.-CoIonel George r. c. Floyd, bro
ther of the late General John B. Floyd, and
formerly citizen OF Tazewell county, va,
was chosen at the recent election IN west
Virginia to represent Logan county IN the
Legislature of that State.
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THE WORKING PEopLE.-The National
Council, Order of United American Me
chanics, has adjourned at New York aftel
electing II. P. Anderson, of New York,
National Councillor for the ensuing year.
The international Convention of Machln'
lists and Blacksmiths at Albany, N. l., has
chosen John Fchrenbatch, of Cleveland
Ohio president.
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Hon. STEPHEN Il. MALLORY, former Secre-
tarv of the Navy of the Confectionery, Is
president of Greeley and Brown Club at
BIoXham, Fla.
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CONFERENCE Western Conference
of the Southwestern (Va.) Lutheran SYNOD
meets at Cedar Grove church, in Marion
county TODAY.
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The subscribers are prepared to supply I'LL the va
rious xoo, DooEo
used In the
PUBLIC and PRIVATE SCHOOLS
of the city and State. oeether with all KINDS OF
STATIONERY. ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and MUSIC for tue
pano-forte ,,, u,,-,, po,,uc ,,b,,,
They have some SECONDHAND BOohS winch
can be had at about bali price.
81 "OOfhotSr " EHb'N-''
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re 3-'Tn& FtOctl.

A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
IA will he opened au The Ist OF October by enssss
RFRECtA and MARY MURRAy.
MUSIC taught by Miss NINA MURAL,
For further information apply "a Miss MuhhN'
al Mrs. Rawlins's. sos Leigh street or jolly ~
WILLIAMS, Esd, Of Lancaster & Co. ~ 81"
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{ egND @ s||| iss111 1lh
m Ss,a rs rfswsNsTON. Us AZ. President, Moral
fence and English Literature. :. -,
y. "A. LEWIS, 81. H., Chemistry aud Natsrai rhi-
A. K: YfHNCEY university Of virginia., Maffe-
G. =. Pa III college Louis lie Grand,
Pnris.J French.
Mrs INDIE c. HALLOw ELL, Higher Engilsf:
Miss FLORENCE WALLER. History aisd aElocu-
Miss sy n C. ,LATHR0P, Principal Of, Preparatory
Miss stJE G. HOOPER Preparatory Department.
Miss SUSIE APPERSO6. Primary Department
Profes sor c. w. THILON, husie, ,r ,,s.<
Professor c. L. PETIC0LAS, Piano and Vocal Mi-
sir. 80
Mrs. F. c. PlTTMAN. Music and Singing
Mrs GASF.Nh a. YhNCEf. Vocal Culture.
Mrs T. -. HOUSTON. Drawi ng. &C..
For full information to terms. &c, see !, An
nounccmeut5." Mt the book stores, or apply 10 INC
undersigned. u,,-uroN NJ !, et
sastrw President
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HAVING ENGAGED THE SIR.
IL VICES of competent nlslc teacher 70 go. -
charge OF 4 small school 1T yarina. on tne y3mcs
river, twelve miles from icnond, We VII re gtsa
10 get few BOARDEkS, boys or giris, Oh ,ay ,'n.
able terms. Music teacher in the house f9f
particulars address ). l.. AhIa;
q care Palmer & Torp'a:
70 3-ru,s FtOc1l. R,ehnoHa. Va
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INSTRUCTION IN MODERN LAM
l. GUAGES.-My DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
for private instruction In German, French, Italian,
and Spanish viii commence OCTOBER 1sT. APP
picatlon may he made To me nj 100 east Leigh
street, or to f.. V. VALENTINE, ut his studio,
Leigh street.
WILLIAM w. VALENTINE.
late Professor of Modern Languages
so 2T-5t mt Randolph Macon College.
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THE SIXTH SESSION OF MISS TAZE-
i WELLS SCHOOL win commence On the lsT
DAY OF OCTOBER aud close the last duy Cr June.
Circulars be obtained at her residence, No. I'll
Grace stree, between seventh and Eighth.
TERMS: Per session of nine months-Senior class,
$50: Intermediate class $iO primary cl .sS. go;
Latin and French each $lN. 81 J-Im
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MAR REED,

September c5th, 1872: by Rev. DR.: Rcltelheim, NJ
EMIL SALOMUNSRY to Miss YE1'rA JACuH.
son, both of this city. No cards.
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HANOVER ACADEMY, va.

MFRS. DIR. MUNFORD WILL RESUME
the duties of her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
SMALL BOYS on the LIST of OCTOBER ut her
residence iii First street, between Cary and Canal
schooI-room on first floor. sy-s sc i7.3w
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CCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT.

TEACHERS, PARENTS, AND SCHOLARS
will find all the SCHoOI.-B0OkS used In our
.s ruIc and private schools at
J. r. ELLYSON'S
RICHMOND SCHOOL-BOUK DEPOT,
1lI2 MAIN STREET.
three doors above III" DiSpdtcb office.
lie wuul,l invite the attention Of parents. teachers,
and scholars ~ his large and varied assortment OF
SCuOuL-BOOKS, . ..
embracing all the leading books used In colleges and
puhI,c and private schools, anil which are sold AZ
publishers lowest rates.
ALI. BOOKS USED IN PUBIC SCHOOLS
supplicd at lowest prices fixed by State Board OF
Education.
COMrL ETE CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free on application.
LIBERAL, DISCOUNTS To MERCHANTS AND
GO ls-2w TEACHERS.
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NFcGUIRE'S SCHOOL.
w EIGHTH SESSION.
FRANKLIN AND ADAMS STREETS.

!. T. MCGUIRE. Jr., university Of Virginia.)
Principal. Mathematics. &c.
f. &. vENABl.E university Of Virginia), An
clent Languages, &c.
JOHN MARTIN. ~. A.. Washington and Lee
University Modern Languages, SC.
The eighth session opens on he LAST MONDAY
GOTH OF SEPTEMBER and closes with the last
week In june, 1873.
The schoo-housc will be enlarged and improved
warmth and ventilation So az 10 meet ali pos
sibir requirements.
The organization provides for a preparatory class
and as many regular classes as VIII prepare stu
dent to enter the universities or to' go into bust
ness" +" #E @~s-t
TERMS PER QUARTRR-PAiMENTS IN ADVANCE.
Preparatory CIass-a1l charges. SIS 90
Regular ci;isses-tuition except In languages
other than English. .:.....,.. ..,..wl7 so
Languages other than English, each ....... Is
Sons of clcrgymcn-all charges. ........... IL so
Proper deductions male nllcn parent sends
more than one son.
Circulars In the bookstores apply to tho Princ
pal sOa. west Grace street. Sc 2-e0d2SStdlm
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The only southern State which Is counted
as certain for Grant is South Carolina, I.
The one doubtful State which is probable
is Mississippi, s.
If Greeley carries none of the doubtful
southern States he can he elected by the vote
of New York. Pennsylvania, New jersey,
and Indiana, with those States i'll the South
of which lie is sure. If he carries Alabama
and Louisiana. as am confident he will, the
vote of New. York and Pennsylvania alone
will come within one electoral vote of the
1871 required for choice; or he could lose
PENNSYLVANIA and still succeed with Indiana
aud New Jersey, and either Connecticut.
Wisconsin, or any two of the three Pacific
States.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF V1R-
IA GINIA, NEAR ALEXANDRIA.--The 18th
Annual Session of this SCHOOL ron BOYS opens
sRITEMBEIs rs. I.1,. Terms: $3.50 per -yesr. CATH
ingnc, with particulars cui on application 10 l..
NJ. BLACKBOARD, -. A.. Priucipd; Alexandrs,
Va. ...e "..re au 2-d&w?u
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DENTISTRY.

ElRS. r. n. HUDSON AND F.DA go
VISION DENTISTS, 9ig Msip str.st;; -. III.
oneor bo,l nsiy he found at The "th'e aof'hs
ness hours. ..sls a :, Ia old
IN DAWSON VIII BE- happy TO see any 81 m,e''
pltrttug. !" N-t.---
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INTERESTING CALCULATIONs.-A writer i'll
Tennessee makes some interesting calcutta
tons in regard to the presidential election.
He thinks the States which are certain for
Greeley are 4!
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d $500 CONSERVATIVES ST ara eeMasIrih'
Ap2o crPosfrE Posr.offtcEs.. *
upERsoSs HAVING BUSINESS -, sv, Ne
i NECTsD With the csmpa;ss9nr , ~ ia /. ~;
,s t,,sin,s snar,agcr OF Tue
;.,,.er siii also Re fat..d AZ tbs sonssss si
dusing tie ssnia scass.
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ArEw ANpyALuABLEINsTIg.

NEW ANDvALUABLEissT fS
MEST.--iiasing added TO my case OF tn''f's'''e1S
one Of Dr. Morrison s celebrated 'BuR ENsiHsS'
lam prepared 10 operate upcn the aa'u'a a'''
with less PAIN AND EATIGUEso the ia'''"'
and also With greater rapiiisy and .hofoashnss -
IL possible TO be obtained by Che hand.
Jun b. woop, y. p.s
. ,.,... ,.s speed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

MRS HOWARD'S SCHOOL WILL BE
lSl re-openei at COS Main street. between Second
and Third, on the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT.
A class In BclesLettres will be added to the for
mer course of studies. 45- -. .asa.e.se - e#
Circulars will be foundat the bookstores.
e. Snr
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CTEREOSCOPES

The largest assortment of S'TEREOSCOPlC
VIEWS IN the city, embracing views OF
RICHMOND AND VICINITY,
SCOTLAND,
IRELAND.
HOLY LAND.
SWITZERLAND,
UNITED STATES,
PARIS,
WELLER'S COLORED GROUPS.
ENGLISH COLURED VIEWS,
~ j. r. ELLYS0N'S
ScOol-BOok Depot,
:. ,sow 11l2 Main street.
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NgISS KATE CLOpTON'S SCHOOL for
W. YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, pos east
Main street between Second aad Third. Having r.
moved to tile above location. the duties Of this
school win be resumed OH TUESDAY, October |.
1879. Musical Department, AIrs. WILLIAM H..
POWERS. Giro uirs be had ut the bookstores
or OF Mrs Powers ut the school-rooms.
o-fIs lct