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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15
CLASS B--FLoWERS.
Mrs. II. n. BANCROFT, Superintendent.
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best display of cut flowers, specimens
distinct from above ..........-.
Second best ....... ........... !
LOT 2-PLANTs IN PoTs.
best collection greenhouse plants. .
best collection foliage plants ....I
best collection running plants J.
best display coleus .......s... ..t& y
best palladium ................ u
LOT 3-BoQUETs, wREATHS, &c.
Largest and most tn stefully arranged
boquet OF choice flowers. .-~.'-.
best and most tastefully arranged fiat
boquet. $50. -. 49,.
second best ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
best and most tastefully arranged
round boquet. ...............
Seeond best ................. -. l
beet and mt st tastefully arranged boz
quet of everlasting flowers 49,. l
best design in everlasting flowers -.
best floral wreath, fresh flowers ..
best floral cross, fresh flowers ....
best floral pyramid. fresh flowers
best original design, fresh flowers
LOT 4--HANGING BASKETS, VASES,
BIRDS, &C.
best hanging basket, the plants TO
have grown in them at least one
month ............... 800. .......
second beat. ....... ............. 81
best vase or stand OF growing plants
best wardtan case with plants .....l
best aquarium, stocked ...... ......
best canary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
second best Observation-Disclosures. -.
best knocking bird .................
best red bird ................
LOT 6-GENERAL DISPLAY.
best floral display, by amateur, to In
clude plants in bloom, foliage
plants. cut flowers. floral designs.
baskets, stands, etc, distinct from
the foregoing .........s. ,.
second hest ,.... ...,,.. ...,...
best fioral display, by professional
grower, ,,..,... .,,,,....,,..
second hest .-....,.,.,..,..9
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Trunks, valises, travelling bags,
rubber goods, wool socks, etc., at VIM.
Clapp's. ian1-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15

A good dinner at Tom Haryey's for
q eta. l5tl
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ENHPOREA MARK ETA.

WHEAT.
Fall, per bushsl. =. I,G0al. 10
Spring, No. I HhlaI 90
GRAIN.
Corn, No. 2, in ear, per busheI, Isl %
g E' white shelled, 23c.
Oats, little doing, 1sc, 25
FLOUR,
Best fall, $500 No. ., $3.50. No. 8 $500.
Spring wheat -four No. ], $3.50. No. =
$500. Graham, $3.50. Rye $3.50 and
Buckwheat S5.5o@6.OO Corn meal. &1.OO
sacked; 0.90 bulk. Bran, SOC per 100 lbs;
Chop 60c.
WOOL.
Unwashed, 1sa23; fleece washed 27ss2c;
tab washed, SIC
BUTTER.
Fresh New, perlb -. 20 %
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15

some OF our young sportamcn ought
to bear In mind that u they 20 hunt
ing Sundays they won't catch any fish
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15
DRIED BRUIFs.-

Ralssns, seedless, per D.
layers. per box s.soAs.7s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-25
Let nc ALI Sustain Richmond.

Now is Richmond's opportunity. III she
stands firm amidst the excitement tha' h''s
sprcad out from New York she Will stahu
in an cnyiablc position. She Will DE coui'
mcndcd in most emphatic manner 10 inc
confidence of the countr:, and her trade Will
be RAPIDLY extended Her prospects Will
brighten, her population will increase, her
property vii! rise in value, employment
will I've abundant for everybody, and every
branch Of industry will thrive.
Should she fail to stand firm and solid,
and under the influence Of undue excite
men, impair the banking capital of the city,
she will not only deprive herself of these adj
vantagcs. but their very oppostes will fall
upon us. We shall lose trade, the clty's
growth will be checked, there will be
scarcity of employment, and general stagna-
ton will cnsuc in all the pursuits Of life.
Look upon the two pictures. which 10
you like best?
What is the difficulty in the way of making
the first the true picture Of the condition OF
Richmond? None whatever. The banks
have been well managed, are entirely SOL
vent. with ample surplus funds TO insure
the payment Of all their liabilities and leave
a dividend for stockholders. 1t is only
necessary that the people shall trust these
banks, and that their depositors shall not de-
mand their deposits on sight. AS the New
York Times says, "No bank in the world
can stand demand such as that"
Shall we not continue our faith in such
institutions? Nay, indeed since their agency
in our business is so bencficial-nay, so H.
dispcnsable-shall we not make common
cause with them, and support and cncrish
them in every way we can: That would be
tue policy Of a wise pcorle-the policy OF
people with an intelligent idea Of the way to
promote the public good-of people not
mady bent on their own destruction.
But the public mind is, we hope, all
right. There should be no quarrel between
the institutions that furni>ll the means OF
trade and manufactures and the people. The
Dcoplc should be TOO sensible to quarrel with
their bread and butter. The banks are
the property Of capitalists. L. they are
brought to stand the stockholders will not
lose. Their capital will be returned to
them; but the merchant, the manufacturer,
the mechanic, and the laboror will lose that
capital. There will be no means to sustain
| them. and they, too, will have to suspend.
1t would lie the worst Of folly to bring
about so sad result, and we do not believe
the real people, the responsible people, Of
Richmond and the State will be a purity to
such madness.
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Sailing Down,

The poorest device ever resorted to by
men of means is that of Sailing down ba nix
notes." They put them thus where they can
do no good to themselves nor anybody else.
And, being very perishable and easily borne
of, the "dry salter is ever in danger OF
losing them.
But the worst Is that the hoarder Of bank
notes is helping the INSCRIPTIONS Spectator
in New York, who locks up bank.notes by
the million to distress the country that he
may speculate under the ruinous conse-
auences of the panic he produces. This
trick causes the disturbance which induces
the dis,rustful man TO withdraw his money,
and he kus uawisely helps tbs unscrupu.
Gus Spectator who has given him uneasi-
ness aaG trouble
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8ichmond G|ispatt(1.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25. 1873.
The City.

The City.
Yesterday in this city was one OF some eS-
element. The Dollar Savings Bank and the
private bank Of IsAAcs, TAYLOR 4 20. sus'
pended payment early in the morning.
FeveriShncss Of depostors showed ,lseh al
some of the national banks, but demands
were met, The last hour of the bankinS day
was very quiet, and confidence was greatly
recruited. Indeed, it had only been as
furbed amongst a limited portion of the cl''-
zens who appeared to be at rest after the
withdrawal of their deposits from the oS''AS
and then placing them in their own private
"lock-upS.'
The general public, and especially the
mercantile community aud the TOBACCO ana
produce dealers, were conservative ana
calm. Their meetings, which are reported
in the Dispatch of this morning, show the
proper spirit. And in the afternoon there
WAS so much checrfulncSs and confidence
apparent in the countenanccs OF the people
that we cannot but hope that the danger III
Richmond is past. We may all thank God
IL II mas gone Dy, anu IL IL has "o' """ '
bad result comes we will be sure to curse
ourselves for the greatest Of folles.
Let us all keep cool and show that mutual
trust which alone can conduct community
with safety through serious troubles. we
doubt not that the banks will with nobie
public spirit combine with like faith for the
promotion OF the public welfare as well as
for their own protection.
We speak in this and another article most
earnestly. and from the bottom OF our hc:'rt,
as TO the duty of the people to themselves.
We so speak, not from any serious appre'
hcnsiun that there is any real peril now
rrcscat, but that our people may be duly
warned against the terrible consequences Of
an unreasonable public excitement.
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The Banks-The SUSPENDED Ones.

We invite attention to very interesting
article in the local department of this morn
ing's Dispatch concerning the banks and
their Solyency. The suspended banks make
a most admirable showing.
What is the use of running upon such
banks? They suceumbed merely to scarcity
OF currency. In old times banks failed for
having too much paper. Now it seems that
the trouble is too little paper--a great virtue
in old times, but now misfortune. No
community ever had better banks than ours,
and it is really yexatious that such institu.
tions should be so much annoyed by such a
cause US the scarcity of paper currency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-25

~SUBURBA FARM ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE, OF TWKNTf-sEVEN
AND OSE-THIRD ACRES. TO BE SOLD Al
AUCTION UNDER DECREE OF CoUhI, oS
THE PREMISES, AT O'CLOCK THIS AFTER
NOON.-Snecial attention Is called to the sale or
the foregoing FARM, advertised by Dir. James
Peasants, comm issioner, 10 take place THIS Az
.TERNOON at 4 o'clock. 1t has been divided in'o
nine smaller parcels, according TO plat to be seen
at the sale The attention of persons deslring 10
secure home In an excellent neghborhood Is par
ticuarly Invited to this sale. W. GoDDlN'
ao,It Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-25

The excitement of yesterday seemed to be
greater amongst the impecurious loungers
and drones than amongst people who had
something to swear by. The do-noth'ngs
mustered strong, and the have-nothings
powerfully reinforced them. The contrlbu-
tion-box would have rapidly scattered them
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-vJRGISIA OPERA-HOUSE.

VIRGINIA opEEA-hoUsE'
ASAGER...........MR HARRY WATKINS.
LEADER OF ORCHESTRA. PROF. KEsSNlClI.
FRIDAY EVENING. September %.
Extraordinary engagement for Two nights only
Of the unrivallcd cOmcdieuue and most pleasing,
versatile actress of the present age.
Miss FANNY HEkEING,
supported 10y Mr.. Il. j. MARTIN and the Watkins
Dramatic Troupe.
The great sensation play of
THE FEMALE DETECTIVE; OR, WOMEN
AGAINST THE WORLD.
In which Miss HERRING will sustain six different
characters.
SATURDAY, September eth. Matinee and eve
ming. Benefit and last appearance Of Miss HER
RING. Entire change of bill
Matinee prices. So and CSC.
P;rluertc 75c; dress circle. Soc. reserved seats
81. Diagram at ). Is. CAMPBELL CO.'S, opera
business Manager, Mr.. GEORGE W. REED.
1T
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If any of our country friends come here
to withdraw their deposits from the banks
we beg them before doing SO to read the
editorial article In this paper on " What Fol-
lows Suspension" and the account about the
banks, us well as the reports of public meet
ingS
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pires. Many OF tncm will change their minds
before the day comes. One Of them was SO
unfortunate rs to find, after giving the no.
tice, that he had already drawn from the
bank all he had in it! He was new sort oil
repeater" Being informed of his error he
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-25

NE SEPTEMBER, 1878.
NewYAK LACES for trimming fall dresses,
SILK TIES TALL new shades,
LADIES, KID GLOVES lone and two-button),
LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS,
HEMSTITCHED and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS,
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS,
COTTON HOSIERY,
BALBgIGGAN HOSIERY, &C..
just received by
60 T.R PRICE & co.
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ME- DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS!

LEVY BROTHERS
offer to-day one Of the largest best-Seiected ana
most fashionable stocks OF
DRESS GOODS
ever brought to this city, purchased under the most
favorable auspices. Their stock embraces all the
LATEST STYLES OF DRESS GOODS
offered in the New York market, and is to be sold
at such prices as will DC sure 10 give satisfaction.
They have made large additions to every depart
ment in their store, and have now the most COM
plete stock of Dry Goods to be found anywhere.
They always ask but ONE PRICE, and that the low
est.
Those about to make their fall purchases Will find
1t to their advantage TO call 1t
LEVY BROTHERS,,
IOi7 and 1919 Main street.
ASDROSCOGGIN COTTON only l6ic. Il yard
ST y
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THIS BAND OF OURS, A No. l.
l. McCANN'S FIRST VIRGINIA REG nE Ell
mAfS sTEEET@A CARD. TO THE PUBLIC;-
A GRAND BALL, of which due notice VIII ne
ormameniai to the First Virginia regiment ano
Richmond generally popular yearly sc s h OF
as Intended to be- il YEARLY PERMANENT ORGASI-
zATIoS. BALL MUSIC A SPECIALITY: Call or
address by letter JAMES r. MCEASN,,
Leader First Virginia Regiment Band,
en- Film 1929 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-25

A few depositors in savings banks yester.
day gave notice of their intention to draw
out their deposits after the legal time ex-
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MARRIAGES.

| Married. on the 18th instant, ri st. PatricR, 9
| church by the kew. Thomas II Kelly; MT; -. ~ .;
| BOlSSEAU to Miss CLARA C.fEelilN' po'i u
Richmond.
| Petersburg papers please copy.
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NAT WHITE TEETH!

NAT WHITE TEETH!
WHITE TEETH!
MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNlhh DhNAi
FRICE-the best tooth-powder in use-ciicacious,
elegant and innocent; recommended by the best
dentists
Price, SOC. al box.
For sale by druggists generally. aus
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EXCURSIONS.
FXCURSION TO WEST POINT.

TXCURSION TO WEST POINT.
The ladies of st. Johns (Episcopal) church will
give an excursion to West Point by the ork River
railroad. on FRIDAY, September 26th, the profits
to be applied to the completion Of the repairs of ST.
Johns parsonage. -
Excursonists will provide picnic baskets; or, II
other delicacies of the season can be procured on
reasonable terms at the West Point Hotel. where
viii be found also pleasant and shady grounds.
The train Will leave Richmond ats a. NJ.
Tickets-Aduts, 81; children, SOC. To be had at
the depot. Sc 2o-S&1h2t
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MT EXCELLENT KID GLOVES 81
pair;
Hcrz,s seamless KID GLOVES in one and two but
tons, and every color
JET JEWELRY and ORNAMENTS for the hair
SASII-RIBBONS all colOrs;
Hamburg EDGING at 121 and l5c. yard;
Hamburg EDGING and INSERTISGS in every
quality, and very cheap;
Gen.Icmen,s BOWS and TIES at half the usual
price;
Gcntlemcn.s Isle and DOGSkIN GLOVES.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Full-wi,lth UNBLEACHED SHEETING at 3Oc. a
yard. se-
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EDTjEAT50Sn1I.

MRS. WALTER HARRISON has re.
lYl turned to the city and s ready TO resume her
INSTRUCTION in INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
In addition TO the lessons on the instrument, eacn
pupil Is required TO attend THEORY GLASS
which is held twice week. Pupils will be received
either for the full course OF instruction or SIMPLY
for the Theory Glass. Mrs. Harrison also d. sirGs
two pupils in VOCAL MUSIC, and will continue
ber DJSa WING CLASS, Sc 25-3teod*
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III 709 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,

~
III 709 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
This Institution for Young Ladies will be opened
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER lst. 1873, and will close
JI'NE 30th, ls7i Ample and comfortable accom-
modations for boarders who will he under the I'M.
mediate care of Mr. and Mrs. Powell, ana VINO VIII
IL EVERY RESPECT DE MEMBERS OF THEIR
FAMILY. The School-rOOmS Will be upon tile UPPER
FLOORS. e.,
INSTRUCTORS:
Latin, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, ana Hlener
English. JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
intermediate Department, Mrs. 1llOS. u. FEY
TON. Associate Principal.
Primary Department, Mrs. JOHN K. GARRETT,
Associate Principal.
French. Mons. &. +. PAEDIGOS.
Music (instrumental), Professor +. A. hMBO1D.
Music instrumental. Professor CARL SElBERT.
Music (vOcal), Airs. BLAIR BURWELI
Music tvocal), Mrs. DIR. r.. L. ROBINSON.
TERMS per session OF nine months, one-hall pay
able October lst and the balance February l9th
Board (inclu,iing washing, fuel, and lights and
English tuition .....,,.., ..............S 1886 W
Use of uiano per session Is 90
Pew rent to those attending the Episcopal
churcn go. ..''''.'. ~ w
Tuition In the Primary Department. so 90
Tuition in the Higher English. ............. 10 w
Tuition in Latin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 90
Tuitiou in French Observation-Disclosures. Is 40
Tuiti ion I'm German Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
- Bellies Lettres :" class designed for young
ladies not attending school rcguarly.... 20 90
For fuel lin the case Of day-ScholarSl, ..... 90
No deductions except In case Of prntrictcc SICK
ness. Eor circulars, &C., address either principal.
au II-TuTh&StOctl
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Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 80.

y
TIE GREAT PICNIC AT FAIR GROUNDS.
Mass Chorus Singing during the day by all the
sncio,ies At night Grand Illumination, Calcium
Lights, Balloon Fire-W orks, Two Bands.
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AMUSENENTSs
Avn SEM EN Ss
V,UE GREAT S-ENGERFEST.
SEPTEMBER 2s, 90, 80, AND OCTOBER l.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
AT SSEMBLY HA L,

UNDER TIE AUSPICES OF
THE GEsANGvEREIN VIRGINIA,
assisted by Teu.onia Mnnncrchor, New York;
Mnnncrchor, Philadelphia: Gcrmania Manner
Choir. Baltimore: S1ngerbund, Washington; hich-
mond philharmonic Association; Richmond Ger
mania Alannerchor. and kessnich's Double Orches-
ira ana Brass Band OH
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER oaTH, 1878,
ATS O'CLOCK.
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URAED TEMPERANCE RALLI.-The
III ,uemr,.rs Of tId Dominion and Stoncwall
rounciIs and the other temperance organizations
of Richmond ana Manchester. are requested 10 llccI
vim Manchester Council, Friends Of Temperance,
j.; ,,I REMEMBRANCE. meeting in the lecturer room
mi lie Bap,ist cilrrri, Z Ii UESDAI NIGHT sep
''d.,nd from Fey Nrssrs. Mrtilvray. Lumnkln,
and others The members of the Council ana VISIT
ing brethren will assemble 1T Weislger Hall hoI
LATER than j i. NJ.
'' JAMES A. GENTRY. President pro TEN:
,r.,rrS tnCrIII Secretary. Sc 2l-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-25

~BAT LORS HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no rdicu-
lous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
dately superb black or natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed W. A. BACHELOR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
sc ao-eod Proprietor, New York.
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NE MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH
ERs.-Dont fail to procure Mrs. WISsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident to
the period OF teething In children. 1t relieves the
child of ain cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and by giving relief and health TO the child gives
rest to the msther.
Be sure to call for
"MRs. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists ie 24-Tu.Th&Ssm
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PROFESSOR carl LENscHow,
MUSICAL DIRECTOR.

Admission, 81; reserved seats, SOC. extra. TICK
cts and reserved seats TO be had at West, Johnston
& Co.'S bookstore, where programmes can be OBJ
tanned.
The Chickering pianos, rendered by the agents.
Mcssrs. WoodhouSc & Parlam, are used at all the
concerts by the Gesangvcren Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-25

DOR SALE, 4-horse ENGINE and
Il BOILER; has been in use about four years; in
perfect order May be seen running at my Ice,
cream factory, Eighth below Broad street. Sold
only because our increasing business requires
larger boiler and engine. Apply to
A. PIZZINI, JR.,
sc 2l-.tx S07 Broad street
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TEY OF EXCELLENT BUSINESS
n STAND, No. s21 BROAD STREET, FOR
SALE, TOGETHER WITH MACHINERY FOR
MAKING ICE-CREAM; ALSO, FIXTURES
AND FURNlTURE.-la am authorized TO sell the
KEY and GUOD-WILL of the excellent store No.
Sol on Broad street (Which has been used for All
fcc-cream saloon), including complete set of ma
chtuery for manufacturing ice-cream; also, all Of
the furniture and fixtures belonging TO the same.
This is rare chance for engaging In that or any
Otner kind of business as the location Is amongst
the best on Broad street.
TERMS: Reasonable. w. GODDIN,
90 q3-at Auctioneer.
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COAL! COAL !
FURNITUKE. &C.

FURNITURE. - The largest stockm
Il and the best goods we have ever nrPt f2a
my, M hand northern and city made, and IN
daily receiving from the factories. our stock -
comprises all goods kept In ;rst-c!ass hotS'. ~
krow that they are cheaper than you can Duf i,n
else where they must bc seen. Peas. eau ana ;uo'
for yourself. =. y, IA ,nr n,r,,t
ST. ll-3m NO. ~ Wv ~. 60.
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MEETINGS..
Headquarters OLD DOMINION CLuR,I

Headquarters OLD DOMINION CLUB
September Is, 1878.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF OLD DO
n MINIOS CLUB will be held At their head
quarters THIS tThursdayI EVENING, september
4 fuil attendance is desired, rs business OF I'M
portance will be brought before the meetirg;
f.. Is. COOK, President
JOHN H. MATTHEWS, Secretary. sc 25-u
OFFICE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
sos MARSHALL STREET, {
RICHMOND, VA, September %, 1871
THE TEACHERS IN THE PUBLIC
L SCHOOLS will meet mt the High school on
SATURDAY, September 9th, at 10 A. NJ. Every
teacher Is expected to be present.. ,D
J. II. BINFORD,
seo,TbSSot Superintendent Of Schools
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE, THE CIGAR-STORE AND
II SALOON No. 1906 Cary street, opposite the
Tobacco and Flour and Corn Exchunges-the best
place In the city for restaurant and oystsr,sand
Terms rcusonablc Z. j. EUKEk.
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.

FALL STOCK.
L ,,,x receiving my fall and wiuserV -
stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &C.
ans lines OF ladies'. asn,lesm,s a,ss,
S @lsses Boys aud chdrsns sn ;, II sssSrt
styI and best qualities tos saa hSysIof BOOTS
mentiosa c. Of lower qasllty; to N when H.
attention. WV six) Main street,
,,sw between Ninth and lehtn sIIS-s-
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n.,.,Hs. STATION EEY, &c.


ALL THE TEXTBOOKS USED in
II the public and private schools, c0leges, anu
universities of the State, STATIONERY OF every
description, including
Cory BOOKS.
COMPOSITION BOOKS,
EXERCISE BOOKS,
WRITiSG-PAPER.
STATES. LEAD and SLATE-PESC1Ls,
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