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The Basin Bridge. This subject IS one
GREAT interest IN MR. e;fizano and &c aY.ss

The Basin Bridge. This subject rs one
OF great interest TO our citizens, and sex
citing much comment on all sides. Free
communication between the two cities fs Is
great desiderGtum, and there IL no better
way OF bringing It about than by tine build;
ing OF the bridge over the basin. 1t IS not;
only source Of Inconvenience to our citf,
zens, but to those Of q consid derabIe portion
Of Richmond, that. they have to osab0ut g.
mile and half out Of the way to travel be-
tween the two cities that Is, unless they
are willing to pay toll, and this they sceras
tainly seem to be, IL one may fudge by the
numbers who cross that thoroughfare
Mayo's bridge every evening. A Byrd
Island correspondent has written your re-
porter as follows: e
Mpermit grateful Byrd Island derto think
YOU for the sensible suggestion in your
Manchester items OF the 9th as to bridging
the basin. The, isolation and neglect OF;
Byrd Island is simply shameful. At present
the most practicable way Of getting from
Byrd Island to Richmond is by way OF Aian-s
chester, over Mayo's bridge. It is true that.
one might cross over the Serenth-Stre
bridge, notwithstanding It's inconvenience,
il it was kept in order--whtch 1t L. not, as.
the bruised limbs of the writer attest, he
having broken through its rotten timbers
some two weeks ago, in the night-tinle.
This pretended bridge is a delusion and q.
snare. A superficial observer might think
il possible to get to Richmond by way Of
the Gallego Mills, but il he undertook the
descent of the precipitous hin at this point
when it was covered with snow or sieetS he
would find himself wishing that he had.
taken the Manchester route. !" g &
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT- .lu11s
Hkqhes.---ln the matter oil, G.. Ia. billiard.
Order continuing the hearing until the Cd

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-.J .J1Ige
HNqhes.---ln the matter of G. H. billiard.
Order continuing the hearing until the Sd
OF October next. 80 4,
In the matter OF Charles ii. BaImer. Or
der entered approving the report Of ap-
praisers, the report of Special Commissioner
Wise, and the report OF the assignee, and
the assignee directed to set apart to the
bankrupt as an exemption under the poor
debtors and homestead law oil the personal
property not covered by liens, amounting
to $1,2S4.68. The equity OF redemption Of
the bankrupt in his real estate was ordered
to be sold to Thomas Dunnell for $25. The
assignee was allowed afee of 80, and his
attorney S75.
In the matter Of s.. j. Smith. The as
signee was ordered to show cause on the Sd
OF October why he should not be ordered
to make q deed to the purchaser OF the
bankrupt's real estate.
Tn the matter Of F..J. hfettauer. The as
signee was directed to pay the balance in his
hands to Stratton &, Anderson, and there
upon it was ordered that he be discharged.
In the matter Of John G. Carr. The petit
tion of James n. Cloyd was dismissed, and
the assignee ordered to make conveyance OF
the land purchased by Stafford to him or to
any person he may direct.
In the matter Of B. Becher. Order dis
missing petition OF bankrupt and remitting
him to his rights in the State courts.
In the matter OF John A. Ponton. Order
entered allowing the bankrupt 800 out OF
the funds in bankson account OF his exemp-
ton.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
Robert Armistead. Of Richmond city.
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8irlhInlolt,di[. d. 1ispattltt,

aS-,TfE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE ,COarBINED cfRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY 500
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CONVICT REcEIvED.-The sheriff OF Isle
of Wight county delivered at the peniten-
tiary yesterday Madison Brown alias Toby
Ledge, to be imprisoned one year for house.
breaking and larceny.
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PERSONAL John J.Crutchfeld
left on Wednesday for a ten days visit to
the Centennial. y
Hon. William e. Tanner has gone to the
North and West on pleasure trip.
\: Rev. j. q. Tyler, Of this city, was in Nor
folk Yesterday.
condition OF General Henry A. wise
was more unfaYorabIe last night.
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HERMAN BoscuEN 6 BROTHER are selling their
large stock Of TRUNKS, vALIsEs, &C., at very low
prices to make room for fall and winter boots. b09
and b IL Broad street.
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CLEARED FOR BRAzn.-The American
brig Henry Trowbridge, Captain Thomas,
cleared yesterday at the custom-hous ZOE
Bahia, Brazil, with cargo OF nouF snippe'al
.by the Gallego Mills Company 3.s
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i ExAurNATros or PUPILS FoR ADMISSION TO
,En ,HIGH.ScHoo The public schools VIII
'be opened ON Friday next l5th instant. .,,;'a yh
Tuesday the 18th an examination el pnpils
who desire 80 enter the High-school VIII oe
held.
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EXTRACT of report from the celebrated physician,
ERASMUS WILSON, of London, Eng: - = ~ 4 I
Several severe cases of consumption have come
under my observation that have been cured by the I
timely use of CoLDEN's LrEBrG's EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND Tonic INvIGoRAToR." 3ss
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DlamcEas of best quality cheap at wrssrocK's.

I have anaIyzed the wHIsEEY known under tho
braid Of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. w al
TER d. BLAIR 6 Co, Richmond, Va, and fnd It
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, aad (
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur. /.
poses.-J. b. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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DRowNED.-It was reported last night
that Captain eager, Of the tug Edith, fell
overheard into the river near the old Baiti-
more sheds, last evening and was drowned.
HIS body was recovered.
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HANDMADE BOOTS and SHOES, Of every descrip-
ton, to order, guaranteed to ht. Repairing neatly
done by HERMAN BoscHEN q BROTHER, Broad
. !
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NARROW EscAPE.-On Wednesday eve
ming about O'Clock Mr.. Daniel Uenoon ac-
cidentally fell into the canal near the foot OF
Fifth street, but escaped being drowned by
reason OF the timely assistance rendered by
q nnliceman.
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GLAFH[I.Na.
TOHN LATOUCHE, 20
Cd MERCHANT TAILOR, H8 !
No. 4TESrH SrREET. tHea

just received, tirst instalment OF FALL GOODS
These goods have been bought low, Will be isasia
I'm the LATEST STYLE by unsurpassed wosAinssss
and sold ut . small pro1t.
can offer coed. substantial CAsSiMEHE sgI9
.fnew goods), well made aud wen trimmed fo1 sSs
CASH. u
DRESS SUITS insproportion. Of mo faest soo
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DISPATCH PRfNTING-HoUsE.-In order 10 meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added q weIl-selectcd assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MAJ
cHISERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most expe
diti0us manner. t.s5sS 80 = f.[r
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COLONEL CUTsnAw ROBBED.-During
Colonel Cutshaw's visit to Philadelphia
few days ago his pocket was picked OF about
5000
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: The Danuille Railroad Case. as to the
right Of the company to run its tracks over
the streets Of the city, was heard before
Mayor Childs yesterday. Argumens on
both sides was heard, Judge Hunter Mar
shall representing the railroad company and {
III. w. Bransiord, city attorney, represent
ing Manchester, and the case was adjourned
until Saturday at 8 o'clock, at which time
an opinion will in all probability be de-
liyare1 q
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THE CoLoRED TiLDEN CLUBs.-The
colored Conservatives held q meeting last
night and organized q Colored Conservative
State Political Union. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, Rev. j. w.
Dungee; First Vice-President, A. Hall;
Second Vice-Presdent, w. Fl. Bass, West
Point; Third Vice-President, Hon. John
Chissell; Fourth Vice-President, Walker
Howard; Fifth Vice-President, Rev. w. Fl.
Pinn; Secretary, w. H. L. Combs; Assist
ant Secretary, Giles B. Jackson, Henrico;
Treasurer, Joseph Lewis; sergeants-at-
Arms, H. II. Page and Henry Coleman.
Richmond, Henrico, Petersburg, and other
places were represented. The State Execu-
tive Committee will be appointed at the
next meeting.
A large number of active and intelligent
colored men were represented in the Union.
Reports read show that the colored people
are opening their eyes and will vote for
their friends. The Association decided to
meet weekly.
W. Fl. L. Combs and G. B. Jackson will
be ut the rooms, No. 81S north Broad street,
from 10 A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ. Papers and
tracts will be OIL hand free.
This organization will organize clubs all
over the State. ,''
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q nnnDWT. OPERA, GUARD 81
3C.SHHJyEST. ard NECK Gil tsya q 4%
tiss most beantifni designs aud best ata1s2 j
STIiysE incrasted With diamond. IN Al aHs ~
carat gold rinRxs cameo. eRa gtas{s
Hings: !: elexnBs sSctttsiSe ana Cina1ersA Al1,aqsa !
prices nnn eyers a. sssss
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NOT soLD.-The Clover Hill mining and
railroad property was not sold yesterday.
The highest bid for the mining property
was S30,500.
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POLICE CouRr. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday morning by Justice
J. j. White:
Walter Hatcher and Warrenton Ford
(colored), charged with fighting in house
near Brook avenue. They were fined S2
each.
Annie E. Kelly (colored), creating dis
turbance in the house OF Amelia Peterson,
was discharged.
Absalom Allen (colored). charged with
abusing and assaulting Cornelius Harris,
was discharged.
| Louisa Carter (colored), trespassing on
the premises OF Emanuel Raymond; and
Raymond was charged with assaulting LOU
isa. Both parties were discharged.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HJ- On all sales of Real Estate made tettes<ns
the lst Of January and last Of June the taresyor.
the present year hare to be paid tythe purchassT.
ON all sales made betDeen the LIST Of July and last
or tie near the tares haze to paid 6y the sele5
fThls custom was adopted about fifteen yearsaN
by ali the real estate agents I'm Richmond, aud ap
plies TO Richmond and yieinity.] ssf1sS
EDWARDC c. GODDIN, 8 2. n, framed dwelling and
large lot on Church HILL
kitchen furniture, ut No. GIT Third street, be-.
tween Clay and Leigh. .zffS
COOK & LAUGHTOS, 10 A. NJ. furniture, &c
HILL & ANDERSON, IL A. IL, groceries, Sc
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Elghteen-dollar lady's fourteen carat double-case
watch Mt WISSToCKrS. VsIs,a ~,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTTNG-HOUsE. Good work, toWsi
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. yse.ss
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REMOVAL OF COLLECTOR Or1s H. RUSSELL.
The telegraph yesterday morning informed
us OF the removal Of Otis III. Russell, the
collector for this district, and the appoint
rnent Of E. e. White to supersede him.
On inquiry it has been Aascertained that
Russell received Information OF his removal
yesterday morning, no cause being assigned
therefor. The day before the Lynchburg
Convention assembled he was discharged
from his Office, but on the application Of
Bristow and Commissioner Pratt be was re-
tained. To the last order ofremoval Secre-
tafy Morrill,, Commissioner Raum, Con-
gressmen Sener and StowelI objected.
Mr.. Russell has been In Office three Or four
years, and during the time he has handled
$22, ,0O0, 900. His Office is In perfect eondi-
Etion to turn over at any time Mr.. White
calls and demands it. s. ~
q It Is stated that the leading tobacco-n1en
in this city as well as all other trades are
opposed to the removal Of Mr.. Russell, and
will sign petition for his being retained,
as will also DR.. Mills, the nominee OF the
Republican party for Congress from this
district.
The employees Of Mr.. Russell were all Of
different opinion as to who should be the
nominee for the presidency at the Conyen-
ton at Cincinnati. To this he did not OBJ
iect; nor did lie discharge man. On The
contrary, ne told them to use their own dis
cretion. Russell has been beheaded by the
authorities at Washington for supporting
Blaine. =.
Mr.. E. E. White, who superscdes Mr..
Russell, is New Yorker, and his security,
it is stated, is all made UP in that place, not
dollar coming from the State of Virginia.
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THR WEATHER YEsEERDAY was partly
cloudy and very waff "a bout P. M. the
mercury reached ;yafterwards it fell
slowly. In the afternoon heavy, black
cloud hung over the northern portion OF the
city, which gave promise Of heavy rain ;
but it only gave gust Of wind and plenty
OF dust. At night the weather was cooler
and partly cloudy, with southeasterly
winds. -'
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 72;
8 A. NJ, 70; noon, So; 3 P. NJ, 81; 6 P.
NJ, 80; midnight, Is.
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ATTENTION is called TO the two new brick dwell.
ings advertised by CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co.
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Amethyst, blood-stone cameo, and onyx rings
very cheap at wINsTocK's. 90 S
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKISs, &C., cheap at Bo-.
scuEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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wISsrocK is selling. great bargains In watches
aud chainS. -. .at-HEE =
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Gentcmen's vest chains OF best quality cheap at
WISSToCK,s. eyse sa#is
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Money saved IS none made. Therefore buy your
witches at WISSTOCK'S,
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Ffty-ave-dolIar gentlemai,'s eighteen carat slcs-
windcr at WINsToCK's. 80 Z.
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TO-DAY Washington,
September TN the South Atlantic States,
falling barometer, southerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, and local rains will prevail,
with slight changes in temperature.
For the Middle States, slight changes in
pressure and temperature, cloudy and pos
sibly rainy weather. ''t:
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The 'SCHUETZEN-F EST.-Thc third annual
shooting match Of the Richmond Schuetzen
Geselschalft took place yestetday afternoon
at the grounds OF the Association near the
James River Brewery. The match was pri-
vate, and only members Of the Association
and their friends were allowed to enter the
grounds. A very pleasant company gath
cred and most delightful day was enjoyed
by all present. a notable fact OF the occa-
sion was the presence OF many OF the wives
Of the members of the Association. This
proved most agreeable to all present.
The shooting commenced in the after
noon and occasioned much excitement rs
the scores were announced. In the shoot
ing-house where Voelker's band was sta
toned there was hardly standing-room for
the spectators. The music of the band was
interspersed with the music Of the rifles
with their accompanying bullet-whistle, and
the scene was altogether lively one.
The shooting was excellent throughout.
Five shots were allowed to each marksman,
and twenty-five was the highest that could
be made at any one shot. We give the score
for the four best shots:
w. II. Zimmerman q, 16, 10, 1877.
John D. Snelling-16, 16, %, 10, 24-93.
William Euker-20, II, II, IT, 20-SG. J.J.
White-20, II, 19, IS, 1854.
The rivalry was spirited and Jealous.
Mr.. Euker fired off-hand in preferenc to at
rest. Although the four highest scores
only are given, yet all the rest are good, and
had we room we would publish them all.
After the shooting was over the company
assembled under the pavilion, where the
company were entertained by the GeseE
schaft. A most excellent dinner was set
out and heartily partaken Of by all present
Remarks were made by Messrs. Rick, Klein,
Zimmerman, Wise, and Justice White.
The press were separately regaled under
Mr. Richter, who proved himself bounte-
Gus and hospitabies entertainer.
Mr.. Zimmerman, who has for the second
time been crowned as king, had presented
to him a handsome crown OF flowers. He
also wore the Society's chain bearing the
medals won in former contests. When q
member wins gold medal and is crowned
king he has n facsimile Of the medal made
in silver and hangs it on the chain. He
keeps the gold medal as a SOUVENIR. The
medal presented on yesterday was made by
Mr.. Spott, and was the most beautiful yet
offered for competition. Mr.. Zimmerman
bore off his accumulated honors most grace
fully. The remarks made were all well
timed, the company present was congenml,
the music was good, and after most happy
day Of enjoyment the company separated,
wishing that the Gcselschalft would shoot
every day. ....
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Finest kind of watches very cheap at wfs-..
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION
IN Is. V. NJ,
ABINGDON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.

The situation of Abingdon Is one of unrlvalled
beauty2,071 feet above the level of the sea- and is
recognized as one Of the hellthieSt points in tire
United States. 1t Is accessible by the Atlantic, Mis-
sisSippi and Ohio railroad by four trains daily. :.
In 1867 to aid the people Of the South BY faci~
ating the means Of educating their daughters, The
terms made to conform, rs far rs possible, to
Tire condition of the people.
Every care is taken to promote the comfort and
health of the pupils. ..st.
The exercises of the Academy will he resumed on
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, under the
charge of the Sisters of the Visitation, B. V. NJ.
TERMS: Board and tuition In all the English
branches fuel, lights, washing, and mclrling, per
session Of ten months $3.50. Payable yer half ses-
sion in advance.
Parents and guardians desiring further details can
receive circulars on application. Address
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, h. '. NJ.
Sc 5-deod3t,Sw3t Abingdon, Va.
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Twenty-ave-dollar solid gold opera chain at Wrs-
STOCKS ~ 81
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ENrt,ATT0xAI..

SHOCKOE HILL. ACADEMY, No. .4l2
- SEVENTH srREEr.-The twelfth session Will
commence WEDNESDAY, September 2oih, and
close about the 2oth Of June following. The school
central and quiet The teachers are faithful in the
performance Of all their duties. Circulars at the
bookstores.
CHARGES: English aud Mathematics per session,
SOS: Greek and Modern Lanuagcs, each, 800
Latin, slS. Payable half session I'm advance.
seS S. Il. BEACH, Principal.
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DAMPATIKE HOME SCHOOL, KING
L WILLIAM COUNTY, VA, -25 MILES FROM
RICIIMOND.-Ninth session Of this School Will
begin 1s October 1876 and end last Of June, 1S77.
per scsson-one half payable LIST October; one half
lst February. No extras. For circulars. address
THOMAS II. CARTER.
Moncuin y. o.. King William county, Va
all | l5-62kaw6w
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McGuIkE'S SCHOOL,
~ CANDLES HILL
IluRD AND BYRD SHEETS.
! u.'l ~ tDNCfSlty Oh
iG. j. NJ G.. .ACCrIHE... University of Virginia.
d. ~ bASISTkR, b. A.,
. . Washington and Zee University.
L Il NIilPrLE.. Washington aud Lee University.
Twelfth .cssio, opens SEPTEMBER 26TH
uen;. ~ S-"' ~
Principals ~ I-e0c2w&d3w
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.. 2a-dlu,S>wit Culpcpcr county, Va.
GNpURTANT TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS!
MOUNT DE CnANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION.
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

vaT,rlto in quest of Il frSt-class school for their
daughters viii do we'll to investigate the claims OF
,.i~ q, rated Academy. For thoroughncSS in every
G,.p.,rtrrut uf female education MOUNT DE
CnANTAL r:uks prc-cmincntly high Great attc!l,
ton + given 10 pc:fcr; the pupils IN wriiliiS anu
!ygmccI il /, thu language oi their recreation hours
Tnc purity of accent and correctness OF pronuncm-
nan ar.lIirc,l In this institution have long been
.,li,ri of surprise 10 the native PariS!an. The re-
r;own for the superiority III music is so widespread
u, Ia have made this Academy almost natlonal one;
anr feature. in irIr,icuar that should recommend
Mol NJ DE CHANTAL To the sensible parent Is
Inc irils"ncc exercised 10 form the pupils to views
and habits OF economy. ana 10 render thcil really
practical and useful women of society In after years.
S;,np.icitv Of dress j. enforced hS rule.
These facts. united To the exceedingly moderate
r;,,,., al board and tuition $500 per annumI, will
", trust. To this school large and desirable
patronage in Tie future rs 1t lts enjoyed III the
For further particulars apply for prospectus 10
TN. Dirrctr.>s ut Mount de thantal Academy OF the
T,,i,.iiou near Wheeling. W. Va. iy Ism
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DINGWOOD FEMALE SCHOOL will
reopen on llrn SEPTEMBER. For circulars con-.
tanning terms, apply to Miss j. A. MILLIGAN,
S-1n
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Miss MAG. LEE
1SA win reopen her
PRIM RYflSCHQOL FOR BOYS
corner Grace and Fifth strcets)
-..E. rt on the &.s
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.
For terms, apply at 1l4 west Grace street.

MISS 2. A. PAYNE WILL OPEN A
lXI SCHOOL. for ROYS and GIRLS Mt her resi-.
dence, l23 west Duval street, on MONDAY, Sep
tember 11th; and mt the same time and place she
will open NIGHT SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN.
Sc S-4t< st- y. .a. -...a
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MRS. SUSAN REED WILL RESUME
1'L the duties Of her SCHOOL on WEDNESDAY,
September 2Oth. al her resdcncc, cop2ler Twcnt! =
eighth and Broad streets. se4.6.S&d9tx
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XTANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
wv 400 barrels Itat) No. 8 MACKEREL, ,.,
rs barrels Wo6d.s North Cayolina CUT HER-
RINGS,
10 tubs strictly ckaoice BUTTER.
10 boxes frst-class CREAM CHEESE, ..t
$50 barrels choice EARLY-ROSE POTATOES.
l., POWERS & SONS,
se4-lw No. l540 Main street.
Decorah-posten., 1876-04-20
@istOniin.

Surbsu bar utI9rst 5ai9b Nun
rtmnhsr / WIluau'ss itploig / Gam
m,nirrr9eIi, for at bsoraas Wselt
rinatu. Sommsn leo pna $40 600
RuIit os 2 Nars 59nsid. Der.
uaa ieeie bans 6otionrsarpo'at al
iaa ct MT SOrbcr oplosst / Sasm,
Ga Nunnsmadsr itiutos uosn Ban
i'sliebsb ben iotlanste aaution 500.
900.
6. :. 8. Wcllsr blsu ocmt
Iil ,t &lr Statsirnailst % en-
Rultt uf 81 500. 8 y. Nspuolo
bier CENT nj 6 RnansbeIs SGneitI
Os $500 MuItt. S0rberd opsr
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