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DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED MINISTER
Ncu York, September 23.-Rev. Francis
Vintop, p. D., assistant minister Of Trinity
parish, died 1T $50 this afternoon, after a
lingering illness, at bis residence. i'll Brook
lyn, aged siXty-thrce years. DR.. Vinton was
a graduate OF West Point in 1880, and while
stationed ut Boston as a lieutenant of aItil.
lcry studied law. Two or three years sub
sequenty lie served as civil engineer i'll sew
erl New England railways. He was admit
ted to the bar of Portsmouth, n. H., in 1884,
but was on duty in the Creek war in Gcor-
gia and Alabama in 1888. In the following
year he left the army and studied for the
ministry, and was ordained a priest of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in 1889. BE and
bis brother, DR.. Alexander II. Finton, have
both distinguished themselves in their high
calling by their learning and eloquencc.
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Gas in London coats ninoty-two cents &
thousand feet.

Gas in London coets nincty-two cents a
thousand feet.
The Chicago Times publishes an article
which claims to show that there have been
nearly one hundred murders in that city
within seven years, "und not neck
strctchCd.'
-Four hundred and fifty carpenters on
Il strike pap,ded at Chicago on Saturday.
The same dispatch which contained this IN
formation also says that "muny new hands
have been employed in the places Of the
strikers ut the old rate, but 1t is claimed that
one thousand strikers have been rcemployed
at the advance asked by them."
The stage of Mr.. Fechter's new theatre, in
New York, will be q novelty. 1T is to stretch
forward into the centre Of the house. Its
back will be in the shape of quarter-dome,
with the concayity turned towards the au-
dience. This will be painted blue, SO as to
have as natural sky as possible. BY an in
gcnious device, cloud-shadows will be made
to pass across it when the scene is laid in the
open mir. The usual place of the orchestra
will be filled with fIugant flowers and q
stream Of running water. The band will
play under the stage. Careful acoustic ar
engagements insure their being heard,
although they will be wholly unseen.
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,-..,. n.l,a,, oi The Richmond pI>palchI

..,-,-:. ,I,a,, II the Richmond lS~pai,h'l
,.lrrrra. W., September -. 1872.
IL. gG.-.n.ro>~m" ,uhjcct Of thought and
y,.,rr>.trn throughout thi> whole section
81 country j. our approaching agricultural
.:.. TAr Piedmont region In, never III
a.. .i.rI in this luxury before, and everybody
, .wrlin~ TO enjoy il TO I'll" utmost. lie
..,Oiu ,oiu]gtipn of this and the adjoining
.wm'p- will com" 10 see what an ngllcul-
ra7a. ta.r i, Ike. ana the people of Cu!pepcr
81, preparing - give tlIcma hearty welcome.
i,4.o>t every hoU,c IN the town and vicinity
p.. .~ ryu,.ItcU into y boaidinS-hou>c OF
v#I F,. Gwen III tie entertainment OF friends.
i,~s,,.> lIpm distance will receive special
ATTENTION. and We hope to have the pleasure
.. >4"p u- on" or more representatives. OF
49, L..iGiLh how much tie paper, with lis
.,aU.futr. Straightforward CVur>c Oh all pubic
..p..ioH~. is appreciated.
III the railroads in The State return ifc"
rt>.,u-. r WHO visit the various fairs andalt
..' .,,, that dr,' sent for exhibition. but Ger
i.n,.--,A" Orange. Alexandria aud Manassas
.,.,rnmi--lu>,;n- lu,t by the Fair Grounds.
,.taI. greater facilities than usual. They
"a b.. L. = depot i'll, al the grounds, and re-
.ur, ali trains each Way /" stop for pa>,Cn-
.,.l> or for unloading freight. The society
D",l> uIu>Ial Inducements tn exhibitors.
.u, tn drii;ty I'll cNtcu>c> Of tran>porta-
'uau1Ttgc Orange, AlrNtndriann ManaSS;S
r.r"".j-r that i. MI trri.AtS pIld 90 this rail
goodwill J., refunded ly the rj,,;mon, Agri-
,vU.I ~urj"iv.
A,,.I To- all Til. the tlir Grounds arc
.arvurd well arranged. WitIi iulI accoiun0-
-, 4 - y
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CHICAGO PROPOSES RlGID ENFORCEMENT OF

CHICAGO PROPOSES RlGm ENFORCEMENT OF
TIE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAVA very large
meeting was held ut the Board of Trade
rooms Thursday evening to take into con-
sideration the prevalence Of crime IN the
city, its causes, and remedy. Speeches were
made by Dr. n. :. Davis, the Rev. DR.. Kilt
redge, and others, who took the ground that
the most prolific source of crime of all kinds
is the USE OF intoxicating liquors, and de-
handing that the laws regulating the sale Of
the same should he strictly enforced, espe-
cially the law prohibiting the sale Of liquors
on Sunday. Resolutions embodying the SEN
timcnts expressed by the speakers and ap-
vomiting committee to lay the subject be-
fore the Mayor and other officials and urge
upon them the necessity of prompt, firm
action for The enforcement of The law were
adopted unanimously and with great enthu-
siaSm.
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Fate or 4 MrRpERER.--T The dead body of
:, nlAu has Recently been found in Bland
county, supposed by some TO be the remains
Of Suirnr, who WAS charged with the murder
ot Il Miss Bales. Of that county. and who,
it was thought. also murdered Mrs. Hcdrick
When last hcar, Of he was endeayorinG to
"ludn arrest for the laSt-named crime. He
WAS several times shot at by his pursuerS,
and II i thought possible that he may have
laid down in The brush and died from the
effects Of wounds thus received. Pearls
iUrg Gazette.
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An OLD RESIDENT DEAD.-Mr. L. s. Root,
one Of the earliest corners to Wheeling, died
yesterday. in the seycnty-second year of his
age. When Mr.. Root first came to Wheel
ing what Is now the Third Wurd was woods
and underground. He lived to see the will.
dcrness converted into Il busy, bustling.
wealthy city, Wheeling Nv. Fo.) Register,
0ob
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One OF the passengers upon the Mets at
the time Of the disaster was an exceedingly
nervous man, who, while floating in the Wa
ter, imagined what his friends would do to
acquaint his wife with his fate. Saved at
last, he rushed to the telegraph office and
sent this message: "Dear P.,I am saved.
Break it gently to my wife
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LouDorS COUNTY lTEMS.-The Leesburg
'Fc<hingto"i0n has the following:
Nj. Charles Hawking, son Of Mr.. J.
Lewis Hawking. VINO has been absent at Cor
loya. south America, for the last eighteen
months settling up the estate Of Dr.. Hawl-
ing, IL wealthy gentleman, who died there
two wears ago. returned to his home in Lou.
dcun last Saturday.
The reported poisoning case in this county
of The Gator family, residing near the Fair
fax line. seems to be Il mistake. We have
made inquiry. but can hear nothing sustain
in. the report given TO the public. Since the
Lloyd case. in this county, VIC have had FIRE.
quent reports of suspicion of poisoning, but
they have amounted to nothing.
Mr. ASbrry NJ. Nixon died at his resi-
dcncc, hear Rowic's depot, on Wednesday
night last, in the >iXty-thrd year Of his age.
since the war lie Tiled the position Of maSiS
trGtc ~ military appointment.
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EIRST OF THE sEASON-NEW CROP
Il MALAGA RAIsINS LAYERS AND sMYR-
NV BOXES F new crop an 9e
drums; 50 cakes prime cutting Cream Cheese; rs
cakes prime English Dairy Cheesei Square, Cream,
2aa!H Garsats. BE al L0tIs 8 BOssfEUx.
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY TO VISIT
RlcHMoND.-This crack company have been
the recipients Of an invitation Of Captain Im-
boden, of the Richmond Blues, to visit Rich
mopd, Va, on the goth and 31st Of October
next. The invitation has been accepted by
our boys. and the necessary committees have
been appointed, and will Immediately pro.
coed to complete all the necessary arrange
mcnts for The proposed VISIT Washington
p0iyJDf
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EscArrp FErsoNERs.-Tllc prisoners Dun.
ford and tn" two Trenches, charged with
the murder Of Woodson. escaped Saturday
night the 2l>t by cutting through the floor
OF the Jail. -Pul0Sk People.
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fatal ACclnEET.-E. +. Altizcr. the mil
Ter at Spangl,r's mill, near WiIIamson's old
store, in Floyd county. was accidentally
caught i'll the machinery aud had his head
crushed, which caused instant dcatn.-Pu.
u II IIennls
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ENrE>~lvG FIEE IN NORFOLK - SUPPOSED
i>'}>r1AHi>N.-Ahout l. o'clock on Sunday
i"EulnE 4 irr broke out in the second story
- III" huding no. ~ t'uion street. occupied
~ vi. \. j.. strong It, Il livery and sale sta
1884, Before a stream could be gotten upon
ia" IRE ~" building No. 40, on the corner of
h'l'ii or RheI's) lane, was III flames, and
"a most strenuous cXertiOns of the 1lrcmen
..'td to cNtlnguiSh them. This house was
also ""rlpird by Mr.. Strong, and with tho
"h' IN which the fire originated was Totally
consumed. In the interval which elapsed
'"l""'n the removal Of th, engine from the
.@tfhcl cist"rn the iirc-iicnd took possession
~ IA" @.jloninX house. No. If Union street,
'rlpied by Mr.. Maitland as Il harness shop,
""0 abo'" by Mr.. Is. y. Richardson us paint
mop. aud Ills building, with its contents, was
ESQ cGllrC!y CONSUMED. By this time the
'h''' seemed 10 have obtained the mastery
."a 'prcad rapidly. The house No. 40, on
we opposite side Of Loyal's lane. took fire,
o'" ""> eXtmguishcd. The second build
'ne on the lane. occupied. by Mr.. Strong as q
,'''i, also took fire, and being filed with
,E'S"t tons o! hay and fodder was soon re-
""&yd 10 ashes. The next house, occupied
= M Vi. Trout ~ u blacksmith shop, was
'@p on lire several times, but was eXtin-
S"lSi'cl. The same may be said Of the build
n@ on the corner OF Church and Union
t''c'S, occupied by Mr.. Griffin Barnes rs a
ccnl%htcr shop, which was protected by q
n ~ The houses on the opposite side
~ ohs'h street wers IN great danger, but
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OFFICE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF scltooLs,)
,,. 1901 CLAY STREET,
RICHMOND. VA, September 81. 1872. }
A'HE PUBLIC SCHOOLS will be opencd
following arc the locations Of the schools
WHITE SCHOOLS;
First District.
MADISON SCHOOLS.
corner of Cary and Madison streets.
TINS building VIII not he ready for OCCUPANCY on
the schools will be located as follows:
Four Schools.
Cherry street near Hollywood.
Two Schools,
Grace street between Second ana Third.
Two Schools,
corner First and Main streets.
Application should be made to AIr. +. ". CONE.
Principal, who may be found corner First and Main
streets.
Second District.
LEIGH SCHOOL,
corner First and Leigh streets.
BROOK-AVENUE SCHOOL,
corner Brook avcnucand Clay street.
CLAY SCHOOL.
Clay street between First and FouShcc.
Third District.
CENTRAL SCHOOL,
corner Twelfth and Clry streets.
BELL ISLE SCHOOL,
Bell Isc.
Fourth District.
BETHEL SCHOOL.
Twentieth street between Main aud Cary.
FifM District.
BELLEVUE SCHOOL,
corler Twenty and Broad streets.
MASONIC HALL SCHOOL,
Twenty-lfth street between ii AMI N.
Silth District.
NICHOLSON SCHOOL,
Nicholson street. Rockets.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Broad between Ninth AMI Tenth streets.
CoLORED SCHOOLS:
First District.
BAKER SCHOOL,
corner Baker aud -. Paul streets.
Second District.
EAFY-HILL SCHOOL,
corner Sixth and Duval streets.
TWELFTH AND ,LEIGH-SIREET SCHOOLS
corner Twelfth and Leigh streets
Third District.
VALLEY SCHOOL,
corner Fourteenth and AIariilall streets.
NEW-STREET SCHOOL,
New street
SPRINGFIELD-HALL SCHOOL,
corner Twcnty-siXth and II streets
OH scholars will be permitted to return 10 til.
school which they attended during the past session
NeD scholars will be required to attend school il
the district lu which they reside.
Old scholars Will have precedence until l. VI.
TAxES.
.'NC pupil shall he received into any public schco
whose father, If nc be alive and resident within tho
city and not paupcr, shall not haze paid the Stat.
and city capitation taxes IN aid Of public free schools
last assessed on him.
The Stale tar can be paid at the Office Of the Com
missioner Of the Revenue No. Eleventh street, le
tween Main aud Bank.
Collector, in the City Hall. J. Ii. BISFoRD,
sc 27-It superintendent Of Schools.
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TnrAcco u HALlFAy.-There will be q
large crop made il this county, but much OF
i; has hcen injured from spot -Rccord.
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r ME, LINE, LEME.-The Lime manu-.
- PICTURED by vi. in Botetourt county, known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, Will hereafter
be put upon the market under the hume Of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left ii ON
- ~ Dillon, ELLETT & co.
November 81. 1871. no2a
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sEWING.TIIACUISES.
SEWING MACHINES.
& GIBBs'S
w SENING-MACHLNES.

w SENING-MACH[NES.
WILCOX 6 GBps,SEwEsG- MACHINE OFFICE
CORNER NINTH AND BAEK STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA.)
Dear MihIa,--The value Of sewing can IAN
bo determined accurately and beyond Heradventure
Uy giving 1t thorough and impartial trial at your
TRIAL
own home: and that You may know oil you can OF
the WILCOX & GIBBS here freely nttcr yon one
without imposing upon you any obligation to pur-
WITHOUT
chase unless IL proves perfectly satisfactory. no
chu1lc for Its use or carriage, or Instructions upon
CHARGE
L. Other machines taken at fair prices Tor the
Wilcox & Gibbs. I also accommodate those who
AND
wish tu purchase upon the insal9lent plan, and VIII
give full instructions 10 all ut their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear III mind you are welcome to the use OF ma
FREE.
chine free. Yours, very truly,
fees JAMES T. A. GIBBS.
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Lrs ArrRAY BETWEEN ULAGk> AID WHITES
!. Nl%r WILLIAM torNTY.-Thc Tanpahan-
ro,A latter has the following account Of the
disturbance vi the peace at King William
,r'ti,ou>o OH last court-day.
o. - two Gentlemen OF the county, the
5'-,r~. Garrett. were passing lie Cakc-Stand
- lri. lliil, a cnlVrcd man, notorious for
0r> 'urlUlrnt character and who has been
Frequently before the courts tor his disVr-
a. rtl conduct. the nero remarked. There
o"> $50 ID dHty Democrats now"
b." l-uurk. although heard by the gen.
'nln'u. WAS not noticed by them,
t't son If oAr Of them u;crhearing it
-"t"d piece Of plank about two feet
hon.. which happcncd TO be at hand,
and struck the negro over the bead, split
~, the plank and telling him to the
arund. \ sou OF JEFF. lIilFs then threw
'ii,k ri young Garrett, striking him on
sac shoulder. \ general mcife then COM
HDu't&. IN which somu twenty-five or thirty
whites ana negroes were engaged. Judges
'r-"ly Of King William and Jones Of King
t"d Huc"n nicrposcd, and. going among the
''""d, commanded the rcace and ordered
'ar citizens Ia d@pcr>r 10 their homes. judge
GREGORY ilInediGtcIy appointed Il special po-
il'r. composed Of both whites and culorcd,
"l'b Instructions 10 shoot down every man
"." i"ill~"d to obey. The negro Jctl Hill,
",u,'Hs 10 obey their orders, was taken
H charge hy III" police after II violent strug-
.' '"d DE riot for the time quellcd.
When The difficulty commenced J. b.
rro'r the Radical candidate fur. Congress,
"I' speaking in the courthouse, and both
to "id br. Douglas, who WAS also present,
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.
LAW SCHOOL.

WILLIAM 4. MAURY, Ii. H., PROFESSOR.
The Lectures ip the Law Department will begin
the I'D DAY OF OCTOBER proXimo.
In addition 10 several advantages which this
School enioys-as, for example, In giving access TO
important courts and to large and increasing lar
lihr,ry-he opportunities to get occupation, which
lis location I'm large city affords, enable II to offer
peculiar facilities to young men who would pursue
Tho study of the law and yet must engage in business
To the convenience Of such young men rs wei rs
desire TO attend The course the lectures will he well
adapted rs they viii lie delivered In the evening In
n central mart OF the city. Is. PURYEAR.
60 97-6t Chairman of the Faculty.
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DESTRUCTION OF FRorERTr.-This section
WAS visited on Wednesday night BY ire
EIendous fall OF rain, the heaviest VIC have
bad for months. From gentleman from
the nciGhhorhood of huntsville we learn
that the destruction Of property in conse-
quencc was very great. The mills known us
Clarkson's mill, Wright's mill, and the Essex
mills had their dams swept away. The saw
mill of our townsnn Il. j.. Wynn, Esq,
situated Immediately below the dam of the
Essex mill. exactly opposite the point at
which the dam broke, was carried away and
had not been found at the time our informant
left, the water being high enough to conceal
il entirely. Mr.. Boughton had $1,000 feet of
lumber OF the dam, which was carried away,
bat much of it, we presume. will be recoV-
cred. Our informant estimates the total
loss occasioucd by the Hood at $4,000
TCypGhGnHoch iidGt.
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Rev. }. Randolph Mckim, rector of Christ
church, returned homo saturday, after sey-
cral months abStnc" in Europe -AlcrandtTG
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
wi RICHMOND.

The winter session of this Institution commences
TUESDAY, October lst, aud continues
MONTHS. The course of instruction Is complete; ;
conducted by Faculty of eight professors, assisted
by an adjunct Faculty, who conduct daily course
OF examination on the lectures. AL me cttp,c0t
advantages of Richmond arc open TO the student
without charge-the Iilmshouse Hospital. the Col
lcc Hospital, the College Dlspensary and tiir Cen,
trail Lunttic Asylum, atfording the opportunity ol
studying disease ut the bedside.
TERMS Professors fees, including matricnlauol
Sl25 dissection fee $40; diploma fee, $40 No charge
for clinical lectures or examinations. Boarl can pe
obtained for from Sle to sos month.
For further information, address
DIR. J. Il. MCCAW,
Dean of the Faculty,
No. GOO Grace street. Richnoud.
M, so-ypIf sVSt SdpodtDI
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OFFICIAL.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, September Il, 1872.
r AN DIRECTED By RESOLUTION OF
l. the City Council TO receive from any person as
sessed IN the
SUPPLEMENT LIST
of real aud personal property the whole One-balf
of the amount assessed against them without the
additional penalty of ten per cent from this date 10
the 18th day of October next From aud after that
date tho remaining bills unpaid will DC regarded
all other bills delinquent on the first Of July last
viz, OH which ten per cent. Is added.
JOHN L. REGNAULT,
sc ls-ln City Collector.
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Rev. j. L. Taylor, of Cuimper Court
house, is preaching at Raleigh.
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7, DUCATION.-MRs. NJ. c. RICE will
- resume the duties of her school,. On MON
pAi, 18th Of September, at sos Second street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh.
Best written recommendations as a discrliuariar
ana teacher by those who often visited the school.
ana assisted In the public examinations.
Location healthy: room finely ventilated: large.
shady yards, divided By the house. atForng sepa-
rate places for amusement and exercise Of each sex.
SC 12-l8.3n,&Ncl+
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the copious applic ation OF water sayaf, them.
Al ilaitspast clock The alarm was sent Il.
portsmouth and assistance asked, but br Aha
Tune the engines arrived the fire was sub.
dued. :, = !.
OF the losses we are unable to sneak
knowingly. The house No. 40 Union street
ana the building occupied by Mr.. Strong
were owned By Dir. William II. Turner, and
heither was insured. Both were totally de.
stroycd. Nos. 42 and IA Union street, occu.
pied by Messrs. Strong, Maitland, and Rich.
arson, were owned by Captain ". A. S.
Iaylor. Both were total loss, but we could
not learn whether or not they were insured.
vi The other buildings damaged by FIRE
wc could learn absolutely nothing In re-.
gard TO ownership. damages, or Insurance.
Mr.: Strong lost all he had except the horses
and vehicles which were saved, barely
escaping with his life. His room was on the
second floor OF the building No. 40, and he
escaped with only the clothes he had ON.
leaving his watch and pocket-book under his
pillow. These were afterwards recovered
by Mr., james Denny ut the great risk of his
own life. Mr. Strong also lost three mules,
and It is thought two horses, which could
not be eXtricstcd from the building. His
loss he cannot estimate, and we are sorry to
state he had 10 insurance whatever.
Tie informs us that the fire was undoubt.
edly the work Of nm incendiary, as there was
not, nor should have been. any fire in the
building. The latcncss of the hour precludes
any further particulars, except that the walls
Of the different buildings fell as soon rs the
interior Of each was consumed.
I. S.--Sincc the above was written the fire
extended to two dwelHng-houses on LoyaI's
lane, owned by w. II. Turner, both of which
were destroyed, and TO Mr.. W. Ii, Brouah-
tons icc-hou>c. which had the roof burned
Oft and the contents destroyed. On the
former there was no insurance as to the
latter We are not informed. We have since
learned that no horses were burned. The
tire was finally cXtinguIshed about 4 o'clock.
Norfolk TWg,n,on. 30M.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

OCkLAND LINE.
l.5OO barrels ROCkLAND LIME per schooner
Florence Mayo daily expected.
scla 4. S. LEE.
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GRAND OPENING. 1907.
NEW GOODS.
THIS DAY
VIC have on exhibition and for s,le the
LARGEST AND MOST STYLISH STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the citizens Of Richmond.
Our stock is all pear, Of superior quality. CIT, and
finish, and embraces everything necessary to a
COMPLETE FIRST-CLASS GENTLENIEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
We have handsome SUITS, ranging from sl5 to..sso
PANTS from Sc to SIS;
VESTS from 81 80 to slo;
Splendid line of OVERCOATs from Sl2 to S,5;
Full line Of Fall and Winter UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, uANDKERCHTEFS, &c. :
The largest and finest stock of SCARFS, CRA-
WATTS, TIES BOWS, &C., ever opened In Rich
moud;
Also, full line Of our celebrated LINEN-BOSOM
SHIRTS;
COLLARS-bolh Linen, Lincn-faced. and Paper
all Of the best quality.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
to the past we earnestly solicit contn-
ance, confident that VIC have redeemed our promise
to make this the CLOTHING EMPORIUM of
Richmond. WILKINSON & WITHERS,
1007 Main street.
f + + # H# ;Ssa5 sa's.neD :, .,
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NcGUIRE'S SCHOOL.
I'VE EIGHTH SESSION.
FRANKLIN AND ADAMS STREETS.


I'VE EIGHTH SESSION.
FRANKLIN AND ADAMS STREETS.
j. P. MCGUIRE, Jr,. University OF virginia.
Principal. Mathematics &c.
i. &. VENABLE university Of Virginia), An
cient Languages, SC.
University Modern Languages, sc.
The eighth session opens on he LAST MONDAY
(2NTQ OF SEPTEMBER, aud closes with the last
week In June, 1879.
The sc1ool-house will be enlarged and improved
rs 20 warmth and ventilation SO rs to meet all pos
slblc requirements.
Tho organization provides for preparatory class
and rs many regular classes us will prepare stu
dent 70 enter the universities to ego Into busi-
ness"
TERMS FER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN ADVANCE.
Preparatory class-all charges. .........Sl5 90
Regular classcs--tuitOn, except In languages
other than English. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 50
Languages other than English. eacll....... 10
Sons of cergymen-all charges. l2 50
Proper deductions made when parent sends
more than one son.
Circulars In the bookstores, or apply to the Princi
pal S01. west Grace street. 2-eod2w&tdln