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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

Tuo,rsnTs OF GREAT MEN.-We always
think of great men as in the act Of perform.
ing the deeds which give them renown, ol
else in stately repose, grand, gloomy, and
majestic. Aud yet this is bdrdly fair, be
cause even the most gorgeous and InaSnlh.
cent of human beings have to bother them
selves with the little things of life which en-.
gage the attention OF us smaller people. Nc
doubt Moses snufled and got angry when
he had Il severe cold in his head, and if fly
BIZ, his leg while he was sitting, in the desert.
why should we suppose he did not Jun,l
and use violent lang'lage and ruo the sore
place? And Caesar: isn't il tUeIably certain
tll:it he u.cd 10 become furious when he
went up stairs to get his slippers in the dark
and found that Calphurnia had showed them
back under the bed, 50 that he had to sweep
around wildly for them with the broom.
handle? And when Solomon cracked bis
crazy bone, is it unreasonable TO suppose
that he hoped around the room and looked
mad and felt Us il he wanted to cry: I'm.
agine George Washington sitting on the
edge OF The bed putting on 4 clean
shirt, and growing at Martha because
the buttons were off; or st. Augustine
with an apron around his neck having
his hair cut; or Joan of Arc holding
her front hair in~her mouth. rs women do,
while she fixed up her pack hair or Napo-
leon jumping cut of bed in a frenzy to chase
a mosquito around the room with Il pillow ;
or Martin Luther in his night-shirt trying to
put the baby to sleep at 2 o'clock in tue
morning; or Alexander the Great with the
biccoughs; or Thomas Jefferson getting sud-
denly over fence TO avoid dog; or the
Duke of Wellington lying in bed with the
mrmps; or Daniel Webster abusing bis wife
because she hadn't tucked the covers in at
the foot of the bed or Benjamin Franklin
pairing his corn with Il razor; or Jonathan
Edwards at the. dnner-table wanting to
sneeze .just as he get&his mouth full of hoy
beef; or Noah standing at his window at
night throwing bricks at n cat.-Mor .Adeler.
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How To BrY HoRsE-~ Ar,Irl FROM
ADIRONDACK Murray. From the advance
,aert5 OF Rev ". u. Murrls's new book Oh
" he HoI5e We extract the following:
BE sure that the horse you purchase has
Synmr'ly-yiz., is we'll proportioned
throughout. Never purchase horse because
nc has i splendid development of on" part
OF his organization, if he be lacking IN any
other. Above all, keep we'll in mind what
You are buying tor, and buy the burse best
"d@p.ed to the work you will require of him i;
and when such IN animal is yours be con-
tent. Never Jockey. an occasional exchange
may be aI!owatle but this daily 'swIppiug ;
Il turses advcrti,cs mans incumpetcncy
!or ANYTHING higher. Another caution is
THIS: Never purchase horse until You have
Geen him move, and under the same rondi-
sons to which he will be exposed in the ser
vice youWil expect Of him. If for draught,
See him draw, back. and turn round in both
directions; if for the road, see how he han
dies himself. not merely Oh level ground, but
going up sharp decliyities and, above all.
III descending them. In this way you will
ascertain the faults Or cXccllcncies of both
ms temper and structure.
"ln these exercises drive him yourself
he rcins in II skilfnl hand, aided by the
whip or mouth, can be made tu conceal
crave defects. Let him move with loose
rein, 20 that he may take bis natural quit and
mol his artificial; for, by so doing, you VIII
detect any mistakes of judgment you may
have made when looking him over Ill state
OF activity. Many a time unsoundneSs will
appear IN motion which no inspection OF the
eye and finger, however close, can ascertain.
When You have walked him and logged
lin, ii be is to serve any other than mere,
keep him at II for n sufficient distance to test
his breathing capacity; then pull him up ;
lump from the wagon and look at bis fianks ;
inspect his nostiis and put your eir close to
the side Of his chest in order to ascertain if
the action Of the heart is normal. IT this
exercise has caused him to perSpire freely,
all the better; for you can then see, when lou
take him back TO the stable, whether he dries
oil quickly, as all horses do in perfect
health"
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BY KktHArUsON Z 10.
Real Estate Agents and Au"tlcG,|#.
No. lll3 Maui sti,.t.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE
l. TRACT OF LAND. On THE RIVER n"Ai.:
N HENRlCO COUNTY. FOUh MILF ~!
UFTHE CITY OF RICHMOND, BY httll'~.
BY virtue of the provisions OF decd of trust tcar-
Ing data ehe 81 dly OF Augu>t s7., from kugen" ~
Gum to the undersigned. trustee, duly r"1"'" ~
the clerks Office OF the County Court oi llenriro u,
secure the payment OF q ceriain ncg"tia'he n"ie
therein mentioned. shall, - trustee In 3aid ccH'
sell by auction. being thereto required BY iac ~
iiciary therein secured, OIL SATURDAY the eth o'
September, 1873. al l. O'Clock NJ IN 'front.' =! ~.
Hcnrico county court house, on Main street, " Hc
city OF Richmond. the VALUABLE TRA' W
LAND described IN said deed rs coutAlnnE cs.lN
one acres. be!uG that portion Of the real st: OF
w r Gum ,i,Cea sol. which WIS tiiuttcit IL i Ire
said Eugene *. Guun In the PARTITION n4Se Apf!'
I, 1870 Between tie chill ren of the sal" hupi;
TERMS: Enough IN cash To- pay The cNp'il-, -
executing his trust aud tn. sum u thir'' huh't'i
aud seventy five dollars with interest THEREOF ~ =
per cent, from the 2d OF August, 1913, ANIL lll''
the residue on such terms rs shall tr h!Iu"mn,.'' II
the time of sale. j. \. hlCllAhlnspS'
IrIs't'
RICHARDSON G. Co, huc. ionrcrs. al =
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u y Hill & GOddln,
Rra Estate AuctiOnrers, llQs Main s,rcet.

NEW TWO.STORY FRAME DWELL.
In. ING, ON.THE NORTHEAST CoRStK OF
BAINBRIDGE AND FIFTH STREETS. IN THE
TOW OF MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT Az
TlON.-We VIII sell ut auction, on the prcruis.
on SATURDAY, September 9TH, nj 0 O'Clock T. VI
the neat and comfnrtaplr DWELLING located h.
above described. The house is new. covered wiih
tan. and contains seven rooms Including Kitchen.
The lot fronts 90 feet OH Fifth street running back
125 feet, and Is beautifully shaded b, algc elm trees
The property Is occupied by Mr. I. g. Wesisrr at
rental that pays good Interest on the price sskeI
for It,. E ."'e g
TERMS: Uu,-tourth cash balance In .onr. eight
ami twelve monu- vi til liz per cent intr. 81 add
ed. secured By trust decd
sc S-rd tlILL& GDDDlN, Auction"ars
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street.

Two NICE NEW FRAMED TENE-
Il MENTS, SITUATED On rHt SOUTH LINE
UFFEANKlIN BETWEEE TWEETT-SE,,UND
A sd TWESTY-TUTRD STREETS, FOR Sal r
AT AUCTIOH--We ehall. NJ th" request Of the
owner, VINO intends To leave the city for the South
the premises, on SATURDAY the 9Th ia: Of ,.s,.
tember. 1919 at O'Clock Z. NJ. those two very H..
sirabe anil convenient -arrangcl sew FRAMED
ing five rooms each. now occupied by good tcuant>
The terms will be quite lihcral--Say, o. - fourth
cash: residue at SIX, twelve, aud eighteen nOg,hs
for negotiable notes, Interest aided 70 BE- secured
by trust deed.
LYME & RRNln.E
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Ak BY James l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auct,oneor,

D ARE CHANCE FOR AN EsTAB.
lG.LIsHEnA NDPRoFITABLE BUSINESS
GOO D WILL AND MACHI merry OFTHEyII
LIABLE WUOD-EACTORY, CORNER SMITH
AND CARY STREETS Nd BASIN BANK POp
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Tbe owner. Sir. J. d. Wat
kins, finding that his coal and coke business de-
mands bis entire time the GOOD WILL and FIX.
TURES of bis KINDLiSG AND COOKING,
WOOD ESTABLISH ,located as above vii,
be offered for sale at auction, on the premises on
the 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, at o clock p "
It Is free from competition. being the only factory
Of the kind in operation in the city. as GOOD
We'll LIS very valnables enjoying as II does regiI
Lar, increasing, and Permanent Patronage. The
machinery consists OF superior fifteen-h1rse on
CINE and boiler, patent wood-spittcr, and saws
Betting, pulleys, &C.. complete and In good order,
OF wood daily. The Increasing cu.toin OF The bus.
ness, iIs central location. convenient TO wood and
the igrowlng popularity Of the fuel, render Til;
rare opportunity for any one Wishing an easy aud
profitable pursuit needing sniy small capital. A
supply OF wood and the present clnpl0y.s may H.
secured from the day Of sale. Parties may ncgc
tiate for II privately until the day OF sale.
-.' ANS. -ua j. l.. APPEKSDS
Se5 AuctlOup4~.
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POWDER.
A 1'TENTION, SPORTSMEN

NEW YORK STATE SPORTSMEN'S
ASSOCIATION. 80
EXTRACTS FROM "REruRT uf COMMITTEE Oh
STANDARD FOR SHOT" ,-...
All manufacturers will have eventually to cuu-
frm when spor;smen require that their soot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has fixed.
Upon the most critical examination, your COM
mlttre have determined 10 adopt as the " AMEEl-
CAN STANDARD" the scale presented 10 US by
Messrs. Thomas Otis lie Roy & Co., OF New YORK"
X. NEWELL. Chairman;
N. NJ. SMITH.
f. G.. SKlNSEn.
Sporfsmen and dealers DESTROYS Of having the
ahnyr scale, or any information reintire thereto,
eau promptly obtain the same by applying 10
T'rp,tA n1lS IL ROI& CO., New York.
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-A1rrs::rllIos aA.lr.Tsss......sa.s nay.
BY Cook q Lsughton, Auctionee'sss6
rornar Governor ard franklin streebs. {

rTo1 n: l7iOlL FURNITURE, FEA;-
III TnEp pEDs. PSIR OF FINE MUL H,
HARNESS ASp ,lsss we Vii ell st
ar aactionrocrns desirable assortment ot rurni-
ture, consisting OF ~. .s. !,
FoIIR SUPERIOR FEATHER BEpSs = stut
SfAnoGANY AND WALNUT MAs az a;sarasns
n inc IHy SfrJEBoARDs AND TABLES, -.
UsK ExTEssION1rA ABLE, REFhIGExAToRs,
HASpsoME OAK HAT-RhCk, .-
OFFICE DEsRs AND TABLES,
MAHosANY SOFAS, ROCKERS, AND esiAlhsi b.
inITNf;Es, MATTRESSES, 4,
CSSn AND WOOp-SEAT ClLa1hs,
I I.oHosE1Sa-GLAssEs. CeoK1EG-sTo YES,
EyTtHwy FURNITURE, &c, &c y
hIsn nj If O'Clock, in front OF onr store, I'LL.
onH pain MArCH-MULEs, young. gentle, and per-
o,,r tEpY STYLISH SIx-YEAR-o,.D BAY HORSE.
s,rperior saddle and harness animal
IN MONDAY the stlr instant, large sale OF Staple
csonsnrv Glassware, Yelowware, &C., ~ which
tho attention of dealers is Invited:
LUG "''>-' COOK &c LAUGHTON,
ca & VS.. Auctioneers.
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/ l3f,O1III &
BY J. l.. Appersnn. tuCtionecr.
No. 20ls Main street.

TEDAR PARK, \ HANDSOME FARM
" At PUWHATAN DEPOT. on hi Mon
MoND AND DANVlLLE RkII ROAD. TWIN
SALE AT AUCTlOH.--Wiu bc SOLD Oh the pra-
misses on TUESDAY, September g. I.72 A. Y O'Clock
NJ, that most desirable fdrIr tcat.d 4: aiDyc cor
raining $50 acres, OF which 200 acres a,,, rI. ~
including BUILDING LUIS the laLauc. =, ri,a'
oak, and cedar-scveral thousand: Of me r,,,,r
The land yields good crops Of corn, ,,hr,r ,rI,,I
co, &c. The improvements are II cNtnn.tyc .nt
comfortable cottage beautifully and h,s,,nin,y h.
Gated, containing eight ROO Mid {, i!ar. with r
aud rear pyr.cs he len IN OF rh,. houSs rs,r'inI
circular !dn W ITO Gnclrs ed ~ fancy ra!hua
VI nailSnteu mi' giant oaks, cedar, tcch u, ,
nf nnua u ;;"itts, and variety OF "er shrub
ana ho"elE. Their, i Il kitchen. schockhvusc. a'i
zee ou HI. IN rear Of tic dwelling. near mlcht,
III % Il hr kitchen garrlen. young orchard hariua
frnit fancy and substantial Corn-crin tobacco
house, barn, and stables, large iuh Well built The
farm Is waterud by several Heycr-lailing springs.
AT the depot there Is motel. two grocery str.ts
backsmiih's shop, saw-mill post Telegraph. ana
express offices; mail north and south daily, aud
three daily trains 20 KichniOnd.
For location, health. Sc, this Is the most dc.lrt-
bic farm In Powlatan county. and present: a
opportunity 10 secure beautiful country residence,
where produce or stock can h. rai-''l du,l easily
transported To market. ar a. uaC" Of niHin"r re-
sort would DC II most popular Que III The hands Of
man Of enterprise.
Terms une-fo,rth cash balance i; 4 \. twelve.
anu eighteen months for negUtiahl" nct,,. IGtCr
added. secured 10y trust deed.
The cars leave Richmon! dalT ~ -. \. VI. anl
leave for Richmond al Ito and f:as l., VI.
au 80 j. l.. APPERSDS. Auctiou..r
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rounATscHAHas !

HANOVER ACADEMY = T e. ! I,t1Ia,3
n,,tIe nj. 4. and w. D. Dabney. The next session
OF this school win begin OCTOBEE lsT, snd en- =,
June a. 1874 Terms $500 per session' y. "
tise other February i4th. For further particular
address the PRINCIPAL. Sc o-.OSe.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA MEDl'
CaL SCHOOL.-The next session I9rty.
ninth will commence October J. 1878 ana m .,e
for nine months oaedng great advantatss " - H,.
cinies of his profession. For catalogues Apply q
WILLIAM HERTENBAkER, secretary "i Faeui
tv. Post-gflce, University of Virginia, va.
an I5-eOdIm 80. -.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CoUTHERNiFEMALE INSTITUTE
No. 8 GRACE STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
MAS. MARIA L. cARglSGToN, Principal.

The tweuty-ilrst session OF this institution WI
commence on WEDNESDAY the lst Gay OF ocso'
ber 1878. and will end on the aotn OF JUNG, ,,
the aid of Mr. PIKE POWERS, whose ability arg ex
neirnce in teaching are known and appreciated
F,i naJricniars Will be furnished by Catalogues
on application to the principal or 70 "ess oTnn
ston s Co.. Richmond, va. o. s-I.I
cHOCKOE HILL ACADEMIA seicc'
= R0sRDING and DAY SCHOOL for young
men and boys No 412 Seventh street MishRonss
Wv ctnI,er ISL aud close the last Friday in June
Teachers: s. r. Bench, English: Mathematics, aii'
Naturai Sciences :; Professor William W.,fa!e,
line. German and French; A. d. Chesterniaii'
M. Greek aud LIiin.. -.. g.,
Catalogues containing charges, references. &C..
can be obtained at the book stores or ny adaIg sips
an . I'm Principal, 20J Clay stie
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TTNIVERSIrY OF VIRGINIA.
- LAW DEPARTMENT..
j. L. MINOR. LII. H.. Professor Of Common and
Statute law :. .. SOUTEIALL, LII. d., Professor
OF Equity and Law Merchant international Law,
Ec.-Session b.sius OCTOBER l, 1873, and continues
nine months. Instruction by textbooks aud lee
lures combined, illustrated by Moot-Court eAer-
ciscs For catalogues apply tPosl-otf1ce University
Of VirGuial IT, WM. WERTENBAhEK.
an 1.S' utIin Secretary Of Faculty.
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Cx,NFESsrieNEHIt.s.
. SD&EEdST1SNEHlts ..-
.TCE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM
will be furnished at the s:lcrtes, na:i'e 1t lux
MAIN-STREEr ICE-CkEAM bEf@''

1856 MAIN STREET.
Managers Of PIC-SICS and FEntiN A. AZ
w.rrami IN furnish only the best qualit. .,
Orders 10 furnish cream, ou SUNDAY hH's IL
the store OH Saturday. ,,Nit,FS
CAKES (pialn and ora tmsndNI >,rts sld
Trench and Americanl. FRUllS' Ind re-
CRACKERS always on hand at whoie@"' N''''
tall. a., torn
Is uiriYaIled In Richmond. .r.
,nooay ,t yea ''tSN 'N ~ 49, l. xiMMtE;
jyH.am successor to Cappel. Amlle ! . 49,
flONFEC rIoNERIkS, FRUITS, ~
" Receiving hy every steay.er frsNs siRi ,h.s
F0HE1G'S aud DOMESTIC EHoii"
NUTS, go, Sc,
ICh.CREAM and CANDIES
A, pl2HtNt, H.
,,, 500 k.rsdsisas'
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
HI 769 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,

EICHNJyE, Va.
This Institution for Young Ladies will lie 0penct
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER lst. 1873, aud viii clost
JIISE 30th, 1874. Ample and comfortable ucco"
nlodutions for boarderS, who Will be under tile I'm
mediate care of Mr.. and Mrs. Powell, and WHO vii
N EVERY RESPECT BE MEMBERS OF THEll
FAMILY. The schoOL-TcOms will be upon the CPi ~
INSTRUCTORS:
Latin Mathematics. Natural ScienceE, and Highc.
En.lish, JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL.
Interlncdil,e Department, Mrs. TLIOS. u. Ply
TON. Associate Principal
Primary Department, Mrs. JOIN X. uAnSLTT
Associate Principal.
Freuch. Mons. C. +. PARDIGoN.
Music NnStrumentall Professor K. a. aMBO!D
Music iinsrumeutal), Professor CARL SElBERT
Music (yOcaI, Mrs. BLAIR BURwELL.
Music (vocal, Mrs. DR.. +. T. ROBINSON.
TERMS per session OF nine months, one-hal pay
able October list, aud the balance February 18TH
Board (including washing, fuel and lights hiio
English tuition. So63 q
Use OF piano per Session OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL u
Pew rent to those Attending the Episcopal
Tuition in the Primar, department ...... 80 u
Tuition I'm the Higher English. rs c,
Tuition III LAIN. ~ W
'Tujrfou I'm French Observation-Disclosures. IS ~
Tut ion II GERMAN. - !!
g Bellies Letires = class designed for young
ladies not attending school REGULARLY. % Of
For fuel lin the case Of Observation-Disclosures.
No deductions except in case Of protractcd sick
ness For circulars, &C., address either principal
au li.eudtOcfl
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HOUSES, HOUSES, HUUSES.-We have
u l. for sale privately severe al NEW HOUSES, four
to five rooms each suitable for small families, plea
ssntly and conveniently located. For terms, &C.,
annly TO MOODY & royal,
Real Estate Agents.
Office corn er Seventh and Hull streets,
100 Manchester
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TO PHYSICIANS.

VISITORS TO TIE SPRINGS should
' have with them FOUG ERA'S READY-MADE
MUSThRD-PLAS Asst EkS-prompt In acting, clean,
aud VIII keep good in any climate: the Improved
WAX NlGliT-LlGllTS, or TAPERS, TO burn In
the bed-chambor-iast eight hours, and are free
from any disugreeab!c odor. For saleat
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drug Store,
1yls $40 Niaiu street.
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DICHLAND BOARDING AND DAY
IL SCHOOL. FOR BOYS,
LIS LASvALE STREET, NEAR PARK AVENUE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
WILLIAM d. MARTIN, A. ~, principal, as
sisted by graduates Of the University OF Virginia
French and German taught by experienced nhfise
masters. Session commences SEPTEMBER 10Th.
dress. Refers TO Professor c. y. Venable, Uni
versily Ut Virslniai General 7. u. Logan, Rich
niond, Va. u sl-:m
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The ,hirtte,h annual session opens SEPTEMbsk
%, 1877, Assistants and terms as before Catalogue
with particulars sent ON application To r. rt
l.. NJ. BLACKBOARD, NJ. A., Principal
sc,, Alexandria. Va.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VERY EXCELLENT AND CONVE.
v NIENTLY-ARRAEGED BRICK DWELL
ING. ONTHE EAST LINEO FIFTH ORTH OF
LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE.-At the request Of
the owner Whose family requires larger accommo-
tlati0ns). offer for sale that TRULY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE located AZ above. The lot has front
OF 35ifcet and depth of 100 feet. The dwelling is
THREE STORIES. ABOVE THE BASEMENT,
AND CONTAINS TEN ROOMS. The two parlors,
which are very handsomely fitted up, have
openings on an iron yefanda to the south and the
basement Is nearly out OF ground. With front
entrance from Fifth street, iThe servants apart
ments ARE FIHST-kATE, con sisttng Of an EXCEL
with front portic0 the WHOLE length. The premises
ure supplied with ALL OF TIKI MODERN I'M
PKUVEalENTS, AND ARE IN COMPLETE RE-
PAIR In EVERY RESPECT Its only necessary
10 view The premises to be pleased with them.
Price reasonable and terms ACCOMMODATING, APP
plv TO ". GUDDJN,
So 42w Real Estate Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IL CORNER OF TENTH AND MARSHiAsLL Il,
SrHFETS-The next session begins 0CToFER
IsT. under direction Of JOHN HART, III. A., prcsi-
dent. - ,.,,., g.
Very satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS are making Ter
instruction in all The dtpartments. The boarding
InnnrtmCn, win I've put the most LIBERAL elegant
basis The charges for tuition about rs hcrGt0iore
hnnIy to JOHN HART,
Hn u i;er,1y President.
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n edmond MALE ACADEMY,
II franklin street between Third and Fo on, RI
The next session of this school VIII begin NUN
DAYT THE 29TIr OF SEPTEMBER. anal,
FIRMS: English Sai; Ancient Languages ede"
fV' ploueih Da"A ID. s. UOUGETT. JR..
Principal.
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DATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
L NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.
This institute has been In operation for thirty-sx
years, and enjoys national reputation. With the
lumber OF pupils limited 10 ninety, 1t has represent
ttIres from two.thirds OF the States. Its location
Is pre- eminently healthfu Is central, and easily
reached by railroad from Baltimore and Washing
Sins. r. Fl. ARCHER,
nu e-eod2m* EilicOtt City p. 0 Md
, 1873-10-22
An indian Fighter Conc.

When J, II. TowuHend loft homo OH the Lowor
AGua Fria, Arizona. OH the 10th OF September
last he promised his wife and ohildron 10 ro-
turn the same night, uo had g good horas nu.
dor him, ho was vol armed, aud, MS ho turned
hfa head toward the Bradshaw Monntains. ho
thought himself vol fixed for deer or Indians,
or auy other game. But Alr. Townsend did not
returi, that night or tho ne1t, .ho ne1t, tut On
tho aflefuaop Of tho 10th his horse galloped up to
lis Old home, without rider. honlo OF his
friends thought tho horse Lad thrown MN.
while others thought the ApacheB hAd got him.
Tor It was known TINT Dol Clio, 9 great
Chief Of that tribe, had left the Verde llesesyG',
and waY Oh tho lookout for anything which
might DO lying around loose. Two or three par.
tius Sont out to look for Mr. Io"nhena, nnt
thay didn't find him. Until the 2oth. when thoy
came upon him ying doad, near Dripping spring, ~,
with bullot-holo clean through w. boqy, ne alrs
Prescott Miner Bays TINT J. II. Townsend first
saw tho Apaches IL, tho 5aco Of tho mesa, close 70
the springs; that he was OH foot At the time
that lie rode nway to leyel ground, where ho
charged upon them and mot his tioatn, 10 alo
not fall alone, lis frionds think, for two or
moro aholls Of hiB cartridges wero !oMhes
on tho tlghting.gronna, aud he wah Us aeau y
shot o. old Dayy Crooaot. Mr. ToWnsonu WE ss1 .
| native Texan, aud won't to Ar!2ona III 1ooi'
| whore he WAS widely known and highly respect
| cd III thorouGly braYe InRn, 6killful huAtar.
| md a romoEsoioaB hater OF tho Indlan race. ao
was nv we'll known among the rod mon ny among
tic wllto Hottlora in The Tarritory. tor llo sent
| tlirty-hix ApachoA to tho happy hnnslnK.BronaA
In q regular way wish hH little, riio. IA!a dooa
not Include stray BoH or tho last mortality bitl
on tic day On whiuh lo received his own quis.
| tuR,
, 1873-10-22
GOLDSMITH MAIDS MATINEE.

Dexter Park this afternoon, Tho advertisement
announcing lilo prizos aho ia to receive for timo
bsttor than 2:aO III tho heats will DO found in
another column. A running horse llilohod to q
sulky will accompany hor ON tho rounds, in
order that she mug be stimulated to evory
oxortion. Tho time heats will 10 inter-
srorsod With hesta Of race for purse OF
$1,000 between ilrst~clasA liorasa. Those who
dosre 1t can procure tlclkots downtown, a,,t,
avoid yoxatous delay at the cato, by applying at
otthor OF the following places: Grand Pacific,
Sherman, (inrlner, and Clifton Houses. aud
Browns, Foluy'n, Wolforde, aud Parker + I'll