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READ THE RECORD OF THEIR TRIUMPHs

CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. September "a. 1879;
splendid triumph WHEEh,Eh i,l q WsI,s,,,,,, WnSUM
for sewing nachines-two medals OF merit and two
diplomas of honor. America Is also ahead In spool,
cotton The Willimaniic Company were awarded
The diploma Of homer and medal OF merit Tor supe-
rlor spool-colton.
WHEELER s WILSON'S TRIUMpH,-The
WHEELER & WILSON Is the only company
awarded the double and highest honor OF two metals
ana Two diploma, for superiority or seTlns-ma-
chimes. All statements TO the contrary are lncor-
rect. See judges report.
Industrial Expositlons, Paris, 1885 and 1864
Worlds Fair, London, 1862; Industrial ExpoSt-
iions at Lintz and Konigsburg, 1868; DantEg,
1864 Dublin, Cologne, Wismar, and Stettin, 1865
Exposition Uniyersellc, Paris, 1867; Vienna, 1873.
Don't take our statement for II, but investigate and
sse for yourselves.
WHEELER 4 WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
corner Ninth and Franklin streets,
&C 3-lw Richmond, Va.
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FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT ASSOCIATION
The First Virginia Regiment Association
holds its regular quarterly meeting tonight
in the Hastings Courtroom. The Histori-
cal Committee Is expected to report.
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TR1RrrrE OF RESPECT TO UNCLE SAM.-The
following were the revenue collections for
week ending Saturday: Monday. S14, ,745,-
6s: Tuesday, $S,313.s4; "Wednesday, SlS,-
s35: Thursday, S12,0s3.70; Friday, Sl5.-
1l0.0s; Saturday, S13,114.s5. Total s75,-
ono
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Monday. OCTOBER ., 1876

THE WEATHER on SATURDAY was clear and
pleasant. From noon to midnight there
was a steady decline in temperature.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY &c A. NJ, So;
0 A. NJ, 81; noon, IL: 8 P. NJ, 66; 6 r.
NJ, 81 midnight, 90. Mean temperature, 63.
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PES1rENr1ARY CoNvCTs.-On the list OF
October there were 1893 white men in the
State penitentiary; 531 colored men; I
white women; 104 colored women; hired
to Old Dominion Granite Works, 2O2 hireo
TO work on railroads, 57-total, 1,099.
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THE STATE FAIR.
~ L A 7 E II A I r.

BOOKS OF ENTRY NOW OPEN at the seere-
tarys Office. Intending exhibitors are requested TO
come forward and make their entries Mt once hat
eyerything may he arranged In time. as the DOCKS
CLOSED BEFORE THE FAIR AND NOT AGAIN
RE-OPEEED. @
:, ,iGstalment members arc reminded that the AN.
NUhL PAYMENT Is NOW DUE. and tilat tneit
OF the secretary. z. @. LEIGH
0c c4-ood3t Secretary.
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School Board.-The School Board will
meet on tomorrow evening for the tr',nsac-
ton OF important business. Rev. MIR. Camp
bell, president OF the Board, will be pre-
sent, as also will be B. A. Hancock, Esq,
Superintendent Of Public Schools.
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Neoo Lamps for the City.-A sample OF
new style OF lamp was exhibited at the po-
lice station-house Saturday, and the Com
mittee on Light will take the matter under
advisement at an early day.
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CoLoRADe.-Seventeen out Of the twenty
six counties cannot possibly be heard from
in less than from eleven to twelve days,
there being no telegraphic communication.
You may rest assured that the dispatches
sent are intended to deceive, as the State
has undoubtedly gone Democratic by from
three to four thousand. Mr.. j. c. Wilson,
the sender Of the dispatches, is Grants
revenue collector, and Republican drill
master of the State. He has simply sent
the dispatches for buncombe to influence
the elections in Ohio and Indiana.
o. 6. GoLDRICK,
Editor Rocky Mountain Herald, Denver,
Colorado.
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BOARD OF ALDERMES.-The Board OF Al
dermen will meet this evening at O'Clock.
It is probable that the vacancy 10 tne MOL n2-
roe Ward delegation will DC nlled. Inc
Committee on Accounts ana Prihtmg wIl
meet in the Council chamber az O cioch
this evening.
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GERMAN MATINEE.-The grand "Ger-
man" matinee Of Professor Henry T..
Laube's Dancing Academy Saturday eve
ming was well attended and fully enjoyed
by the numerous participants.
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Better.-Jack johnson, who was so badly
cut In the wrist at the paper-mill last week
that several arteries were severed, Is lm-
proving rapidly under the skiiful treatment
of DR. Ingram.
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Vacancies In the School Board.-There
will be two vacancies to be filed at the next
meeting OF the School Board-viz., those in
place of Mr.. W. W. Pool, elected to Coun-
Gil, and F. NJ Latham, declined to serve.
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MILITARY REUNI0N.-The old Twenty
third Virginia regiment will have reGnion
ut the New Market Hall, in this city, on the
1st of November. w.
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More HELP FOR THE YELLoW-FEvER Sur.
PERERs.- Myrtle Lodge, No. %, knights o.
Pythias, has contributed $27 for the Sun
ferers az Savannah and BrunsWick, Ga
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ADJUDICATED BANKRUPT.-Mr. Robert
Marks, miner, OF Chesterfield, was on Sat-
urday adjudicated bankrupt by Register
Forbes
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The Juvenile Pugi!ists noticed in satur.
davis issue were before Mayor Chiles ana
discharged after due admonition never tse 70
maui each other any more.
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THE INDEPENDENTS IN INDIANA.-Carl
schurz said to a New York Herald inter-
viewer:
"But, i'll my judgment, what the inde-
pendents will draw of will come equally
from both parties, II, indeed, 1t does not
take away more from the democrats tnan
from the Republicans. The chances are TINS
way"
THAT does not indicate that Wolcott
withdrawal will hurt the Democrats.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT, SATuR.
DAY. Judge Hughes presiding. lin the mat
ter OF E. p. Hudgins & Co. The assignees
were ordered to show cause on the 23d
October instant why E. P. Hudgins should
not be allowed an exemption Of $1,000.
In the case Of the Mutual Building Fund
and Dollar Savings Bank. John Beatty,
Rowland Hill, and n. M. Hubbard were
authorized to participate in the dividend
about to be made without prejudice to their
rights as preferred creditors. 49,
The following parties were admitted citi.
zens Of the United States: Gilbert Phil
lips, David Wilson, George Gordon, Will
liam Monro, William Seal, George Steven.
son, John O'Toole, George Spargo, Michael
Welsh, James Pearse, James Cook, Thomas
Johnston, James Johnston, Andrew Forbes,
Adolphus Tetro, Lewis Lougee, James S.
Young, and James Lyons.
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GOOD NEWS FROM INDIANA.-Hons. David
Kalfus, OF Pennsylvania, and Z. S. Cleye-
land. of Connecticut, arrived in the city
Yesterday from ten-days' stumping tour in
indiana for Tilden and Hendricks through
the counties Of Gibson, Pike, Dubois,
Spencer, Perry, and Crawford. They re.
port large gains, and feel assured that Til
den and Hendricks will carry the State over
whelmingly. They say the German ele:
ment is largely for Tilden, Hendricks, and
reform. .-LouiSuiNe Courier, 5h.
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iar THE WATER-W INVESTIGATION. The
Joint Committee on Water, which is pre-
sided over by Mr. Charles Z. Davis, OF
Madison Ward, have been making thor
ough investigation into the general condi.
tfon and capacity OF the w ater-W orks and
the alleged ineficieney OF the pumps to
keep both compartments Of the new reser-
Yoir full at all times. The. committee have
had two meetings recently, not only to coll-
slider these matters; but also the resolution
introduced by Mr.. Wood. OF Jefferson
Ward, at the last meeting Of the Common
Council, calling upon Mr. Davis, the super
intendent OF the works, for certain infor-
nation. On Saturday morning sub-com-
.mittee from the general Committee on
Water, composed Of Messrs. Charles L.
Davis, j. NJ. Daniel. and w. Fl. Scott, hay
ing been authorized to call in experts, went
to the pump-house, in company with o
number Of well-known and experienced
maehinists, and made thorough examina-
ton OF the pumps and all the machinery.
On Saturday afternoon the general commit
tee met in the Council chamber, and after an
informal talk, adjourned over until We'd.
nesday, when the sub committee will sub
NIT their report upon the condition OF the
pumps, &c. . Isl :"
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TERMS or AEJy
e HxaMANBoscHRH H&BzoxHxE arc ssiitrg fa4k
large stock of TRUNKS, y.AlrsEs, &cs stray ~
prices to mako room Tor al, and winter bootA 500
and Broad street ~ q

Il HASp.a6ApE BOOTS ana SHOES, ,oF, ,sye1y tes3fp.
ton, to order, guaranteed to ak Repasring neatly
done by HEa4AN BosoHEN q 5BHorHEH, Broad
street.
IShsye anaiyzed the wIIIsKxY known andsf IDS
brand Of .B sELEcv,ec p controlled by Nessf1. Wkx-
recommend rs use Tor medicinal and family pus-
pcses.-J.s b. McCAw, H. DE-, iars Professor ef
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virsinis.
aDIspATcH Pn1SrfNG-HousE.- In order ID uesl
the constantly incTeasing demands Of ppr zade Nc
have added q He,l-selectcd assortment OF HHM
TYps which, together With our Improved IA
cHryERx and sKILFuL 7rEcEAN1cAL rA1Exr
warrant us In guaranteeing the vEuY BEST ct-ks5
oF.woRK at moderate figures and II Che most expe
ditfons manner. g.;S z sz e
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AN OUTsPoKEN OPINION OF TIE AMEND
ESTs.-There are several important amend
ments to the Constitution to be voted on at
the November election in this State. One,
and perhaps two, Of these amendments
would be beneficial il made the law OF the
State; but as whole-and as such they
must be either adopted or reiected-we be-
lieve Them unjust, fraught with evil, pro-
posed. linked, and chained together by
small demagogues for demagogical pur-
poses, and we are unqualifedly opposed to
them and hope they will meet with the
unanimous rejection they deserye.-Page
Courier.
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PROFESSOR JAMES A. sEwELL, Of Medical Fs-
Guilty Lava, University, Quebec, states nave
found CoLDES's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND TONIC IsvfGoRAToE particularly USE
sil in advanced stages OF CONSUMPTION, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, md all Nervous Afaetions. In pfesnans
women It has been retained every other article
OF food was rejected. can recommend ft as cenye-
nient, pa,xtable, and easy Of digestion" II
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TOURNAMENT AND BALL AT WASHINGTON
AND HENRY ACADEMY.-On Friday the semi
annual tournament and ball took place at
washington and Henry Academy, which Is
situated about six miles from the city. The
bellies and beaux OF the county were there
in great numbers, and the young LADIES
looking so beautiful ard sweet that it must
have been q hard task for the victorious
knight to decide in the selecting OF his
queen. The knights, seventeen in number.
did some handsome riding, and, as IN the
days OF old, each We'd manfully WIN tne
other to salute as queen the lazy OF MS
heart. The successful knight was Mr..
John Haw, who, as Knight OF New Kent,
crowned Miss SaiIie Meredith Queen. Mr.. ID:
Taliaferro, Knight OF Sunny South, crowned
Miss Mamie Lumpkin as Fifst MAID OF
Honor: Mr.. Muscoe II. Garnett crowned
Miss Sarah Lumpkin as Second Maid; MIR. &.
Darracott, Knight Of the Forest, crowned
Mixs MARY Lumpkin Third Maid.
THE other gentlemen who rode were !:
Rntler Terry, knight Of King William; ;
Thomas Darracott, knight OF Lone Star |;
Russell Normant, knight OF Winfred Hail ;
q. W. Pollard, knight of Virginia; Irwin
Hin. knight OF Hanover; =. LipscomD'
Knioht @ OF Iyanhoe; 81. G. McGruder,
| KNIGHT of Seyenty-Six; N. Elicit, hnight
Of Pamunky; E. S. Saunders, Knight Of !
White PLUME: r. T. Syduor, Knight OF the
sun; j. F: Birch, knight g;,St Of II ausTGrs si1aer
Moon and W. III. Garrett, Knight OF Hope.
Much fun was occasioned after the riding 3,
hv the sudden appearance on the GROUNDS
II nm unknown knight seated upon mule,
clad in curious costume, after the style OF
Zouave, Turk, OF Chinese, Wn,eh, ei1 = y bis q
intention h to ride solitaire tournament,
and and proclaiming himself knight OF the
g 1 Last Rose OF Summer Left Blooming
| Alone y he dashed down the course, nitlng ns
at three rings (barreLhoopsl and after an y,
unparalleled and daring tide, sncceeaea IN ~
taking one -hoop. ,.,,,,
The coronation ball was grand analr
and, judging from the fact that It was keps
up until Saturdays 6 gray dawn OF a.N,.1, mosh,
| ing did appear" must have been gfea1is
enjoyed.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
NEIss JUDKINs WILL CONTINUE TO
= receive at sol GRACE STREET
few young ladies for the educational year Of
lS76-'77. ". oc 1.zM
DOARDMG-sCHooL FOR BOYS
D sS AT
sTAUNToN, VIRGINIA.
WILLIAM B. JOHNSON, A. n.

This school. preparatory for the University, win
be open on the isT OF OCTOBER NEXT, and VIII
be limited to EIGHT PUPILS. 81 rs.
Terlus made known on application.
This is a rare opportunity for parents who desire
their sons to be placed In small private school and
taught by an experienced teacher. SO lI-lm
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WEST yIRGIN1A.-At the election next
Tuesday all candidates for State offices, 1or
county offices, and for local district ofhces'
are to be voted for. Candidates Tor Con-
gress are to be voted for on the 7tb OF NO
yember at the time electors for President
ara chosen
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-The Hastings Court
was engaged on Saturday in the transaction
of civil business.
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i, THE 3 LAfE JAMES y. .BINFORD.

MEETING OF PUBLIc.sCHooL PRINCIPALS
AND.TEACHERs sATURDAY-TRIBUTEs,
!. TO THE LATE Observation-Disclosures
TAKEN TO ERECT a MONUMENT TO HIS
!, MEMORY. sasss .g,t.s
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THE WHEELER s. WILSON

THE WHEELER s WILSON
SEWING-MhCIIINES BEAR OFF THE PALM
AT TIE
CENTENNIAL,
AS THEY UAvE DONE on EVERY FIELD OF
CONTEST.
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TIE VIRGINIA Riley HHIsKEY, sold by CHRIs-
rIAy e WHITE, has been analyzed by Drs. McCsw
and Taylor and recommended as pure medicsnRi
beyeraee Price for twe-year old, per gallon;
price for three-year old, $3.50 per gallon.
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No other possible candidate has the confl-
dence OF so many anti-Butler Republicans
as Judge Hoar. He can lead revolt that
will be successful in demonstrating that
General Butler cannot hope by any means
or any arts to obtain the submission OF the
Republicans OF Massachusetts to bis leader
ship. A victory over Butlerism in the Sew
enth district this year will prevent many o
future battle. It is the stitch in time"
which the prudent citizen ought not to
neglect.-Boston Advertiser (Repu6lacan).
So far as the fall elections lead the way,
the electoral vote isto be recorded as tol-
lows: For Tilden-Arkansas, 6; Alabama,
8: Connecticut, 6; Delaware, 4; Georgia,
li-total, 35. For Hayes-Colorado, 8;
Maine, Z; Vermont, 5-total IS. Majority
for Tilden, 20.
Colonel Forney says that if Tilden were
his brother he wouldn't vote for him-and
we're inclined to think that Ii such were
the fact neither would any one else.-Chs
ccgo Times.
HAYES denies the interviews with the
members Of the American Alliance, but ad-
mits that his letter is genuine.
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gilllnlond 1ispattll.

aYTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
,LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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CUMAC WANTED.
CASH PAID FOR GOOD SCMhC
IN large or small quantities.
WILLIAM T. KING,
iy Ism 1879 Maih atiect.
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E. w. POWELL, 1oi a. M 1pawnhroke clothing,
cloths, cassimeres, lzdie5' dress goods, &c.
ings on west side OF Jessamfne street between
N and Yenable streets
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS. 4z r. M,, brick reai1ence
No. 21S Mayo street, south OF and nsar % bfoed
{, street.
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON, 10 81, commts-
sioner's sale OF farm OF 90 acres.
RICHARDSON q Co, p. M., bustress-stand,
dwelling, and several building lots or garden a..
! tached, ON Church Hill
). D. WmTEHEAD, at 10 O'clock, lsrse assort-s
nlent OF groceries.
T. L. WHITING, H. @. @. b., at 10 A. NJ, win feut
Byrd street, 49,
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INDIANA SURE FOR TIE DEMOCRACY
Especial dispatch to the World. .]-lnaaon-
apolis, October 5.-The indications are en-
thiS Stote E. r. MEADE.
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s7'.

The DOLLAR SAVINGS BANE.- patfen5
waiting Of the depositors Of the Dollar
Savings Bank was on Saturday rewarded by
an instalmsnt Of ten per cent. beirg paid
them 6nt their claims. The whole amount OF
money, disburBed amounted to neal. - St8, ,000,,
and Judge Hughes had to sign about
i've hundred checks. There win be another
fnstalment of about equal amount, its hoped,
In the course OF a few weeks. Most OF the
,deposit0rs were mechanics and small traders,
and their discontinue by the suspension OF
the concern has been great indeed Some
cases Of extraordinary hardship appeared
during the various proceedings that have oe-
Cured.
The special deposito those who were
persuaded to- put their money in the
bank after the first suspension, upon the
pledge that 1t would not be mixed up with
old accounts-claim that they ought to be
paid in full, and Judge Hughes will decide
that point on the 23d Should he decide in
their.iayor there will be enough money left
after this first instalment is paid to meet
their demands. t 3 ss.ss. ..'ss 81,
Z. CoNvsYANCEs oP. REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING OcToBER7 Z, 1S76.-Lots 'front.'
ing: 80 feet on Eighth street for Sl88 -
feet on Twelfth street, between Clay and
Leigh, for 5000; 2 feet on alley near Twelfth
street, for s120; rs feet ON First street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh, for 1916; 10 feet ON
Seventh street, near Arch, &C., for 81; "a
feet on Broad street, between First street
and Brook avenue, &C., for SO; 80 feet on
Leigh street, between st. James and Adams,
for $277; 80 feet on Reservoir street, near
Taylor, for SIG; 40 feet on Tyler street. 4
near Clay, for $500; 80 feet on Eighth street
Clay and Leigh, for 1915; 81 feet on Catha-
rine street, corner OF Henry, &C., for So;
26 feet on Broad street, corner OF First, for
$2,650; 213 feet on Ninth street, near Frank
lin, for $4,000; Is feet on First street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh, for 1876; 52a feet on
Main street for 1887; 25 feet on Grace
street, near Eighth, for $4,000; 20s feet on
Clay street, corner of;seyenth, for 81, 125.
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ORDERS WANTED.-WESSON THE
" TAILOR Is the cheapest man IN the city Tor tue
same class of work No MAkEsIIFTs i9r nus: ad out
Goods fresh from Baltimore every day. Call ana
scc him. trial is all he asks. same place. No.
Twelfth street, nearly opposite Dispatch Dulidue.
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CITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG
> LADY-a position as GoVERSE$Ss s. to teach a,i,
,Snn,hIc Ecst of references given. Address MISS
L0JiSE 3O2 Clinton street, Brooklyn. n \.
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SEWING.NACIfTNES.

STILL TRIUMPHANT!
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The patrons OF this institution are respectfully re-.
minded that the new scholastic year scgtns On hc
FIRST MONDAY in September. u.
- d0,x1G
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WANTED,

Nv Nv I IU,
" DRY, GREEN, ard SALTED HIDES:
.,.o sUrEpsKISs and TALLOW, for which WI
vii! pay the highest cash prices.
o. II. CHALKLEY & CO.,
as C,m Leather Dealers. Thirteenth street.
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NFcGUIREs SCHOOL,
M CANDLES HILL,
THIRD AND BYRD STREETS.
T. p McGUIR University OF Virginia,
DR. j. NJ. G. .MCGUTRE....., University OF flrslnia.
- - ~ : - t Warrington and Lee University.
n r wIrppr e washington aud Leo university.
twelfth scssion opens SEPTEMBER 28TM. g e
Location: The Gamble House = tnot The Cas-
tie ~. u. !, j, ,,,..h
sSS 1.xn W Lti3yr
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i CADEMY OF THE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA,

Grace street between Twenty-second ard Twerty-
n third 6treets,
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE. Y
y Mrs.MARLA l.. CARRINGTOy, Principal
Rev. PIKE POWERS, Vice-Princlpal.
This Institution, having been Thoroughly repa,r&sa, &
win commence Its twenty-fourth session on the
FIRST MONDAYIN OCTOBER with an able corps
OF professors. Nine. ToGSo has charge of the
French classes For terms, apply 10 Principa,
east Grace street, Richmond, Va. E5y 1S-d&sw3m
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO IS
a tny npa'i6nd 10 teach the usual English
inches, Lain French. and German, wishes thc
SITUATION OF TEACIiER;a private & lamiis pre- q
i,.rd References uneNceptionanie. AqartSs d. Do
:, Cruiio ost-oificc, Powhatan county. Va.
@
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at general meeting OF the principals
and teachers Of the Richmond public
schools held on Saturday last at 10 a. n. at
the High-School Messrs. W. B. McGilYray,
w. F. Fox, and J. Fl. Peay, Jr., special
committee appointed as a previous meet
ing to prepare suitable tribute ofrespect
to the memory Of j. H. tBinford, late SUI
perintendent OF Schools, submitted the fol-
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Zoo cords CHESTNUT OAK. or SPANISH OAK
pstk Enquire at Sun.c mills, corner SeTenth
nH canal streets, Richmond. or ut Manchester IAN
ner:. ht."'' Va JOHN Z. IlULST.
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WANTED, A GOOD SECONDHAND
w PIANO. Those baving such for sale w!ll
,io,sc address .'rEACllER," Charlottesville. Va,
..Sfin. fully the kind, by whom made, how long
nSeJ, and the lowest cash price. oc 4-eodZw
WANTED, COOKS, FARM-HANDS,
w AND OAL.MINERS.-I want six FIRST
Ci ASS COOKS for private families In New York
S,--y SS comfy Va: also, ten COAL-MlSERS for
I,a-,i.,t's Mines. in Indiana (all colorcd).
p"' J. T. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
c No. 8 Fifteenth street