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YeIIov.Eeyer-.- Suggestion.


Allow me 4 short space in your paper for
q suggestion. While tie yellow-iever Is
desclating our cities OF the South. OF course
everything that our profession is cnSnizant
OF which it would he supposed could dIm!n-
ish is fatality, as disiniectan,s, fum!gatlons,
DC, The passage of the atmosphere %er Ice,
firing of cannon. &C., have been tried.
would suggest The Use OF the bromo chic.
ralum in the following manner: Have light
frames made to fit the windows OF the sick
room. and over these frames tack gauZc or
notwithstanding, or use the netting simply
tackled to the windowfraHe. This gauze
should be kept constantly wet with
solution OF the strength say OF one
quart If chloraium to two or even
three gallons OF water. The powerful
deodorizing and traly disinfec!ipg qualities
OF the caloralum (for it acts chemically Is
well known to the profession. The great
trouble of having the sick in these yellow
fever cases in an uncon,aminated atmos.
phere for you may yent!iate the room and
use every hygienic means known 10 keep
the rooms pure) Is an impure air catering
them. Raise your windows, and let the air
be passed through the bromo choralum. The
chcapness OF this compound-its easy appli-
cation and entire freedom from danger
will be appreciated, aud windows 50 e.
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American Exiudcrgarten.


Gentlemen,-During the past summer the
American kindergarten received n fresh
stimulus in the interest shown by the North
Caroiinans in this mode OF instruction.
Miss Z. NJ. Coe, the originator OF the Ame-
rican system, with competent assistant,
accepting the invitation to 90 TO the Old
North State. Chapel Hill University threw
open its doors, and daily four hundred
teachers from MI portions OF the State re-
ceived instruction In her normal class. 4
flourshing Kindergarten was also formed.
The enthusiasm was unDounded, and l
wish the knowledge could he spread far and
wide, so that NIL could realize this great
blessing which has come for the little ones.
1t continually opens up new beauties; culti-
yates harmoniously the three powers-ntei-
lect. feeling, and acting. This is illustrated
BY the giits-thc first series leading the
mind into the realms OF thought: the Sec
ond, Offering new features. eultya,es the
sense for the beautiful; the third furnishes
practical. work. Their simple studies are SO
interviewer with these occupations that each
days work forms Il harmonious whole and
is impressed upon the mind OF tie pupil.
Thus they gradually progress through 4
thTee-rrars' course, when tie foundation -
laid Cor the higher branches oi study.
AN ADVOCATE or THE STSTEM.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AID FOR THE YELLow-FEvER SUFFERERs.-
The First Baptist church (colored). OF TINS
city, has contributed SIS additional for the
benefit OF the yelow-feyer sufferers.
The First (coIored) Baptist church, OF
Manchester, has given So Tor the same oD'
icct, and Rev. A. Binga, Jr.. pastor, has
paid that amount to Mr.. j. nj. Perdue,
treasurer.
Total collections to date. s4,44G.Go:
From Healing Springs, s22.G0; from en-
plore> of A. Hoen d Co., s25.
r. D., from Holly Springs, says: "Srnd
money by express bankers dead; no Dank'
ing facilities" One hundred dollars was
sent.
Received OF J. r. Perdue. treasurer col,
lccted in Manchester, 9.50-maklnS tota'
receipts from Manchester S90G2.
In response to telegram yesterday. Ne"
Orleans says: ''Can get what supplies we
want here. Send money, and accept our
grateful thanks"
The treasurer acknowledges the receipt OF
IS from street-car passenger.
Many citizens are now returning from
the Springs, and the committee might make
another round.
Special Receipts Yesterday: Twcnty-siN
dollars and fifty cents, proceeds OF fall
held by the following little girls: Mary
Jones, Mary McCaw, Fannie Archer, Susie
Mcdowell, Salie Mayo, Lizzie Stevens, Ell
len London, Avis Walker, Edith Walker,
julia Smith, and Rosa PleaSants.
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X MURDERER WANTEp.-On the 7th In
slant letter was published in this paper
from J. {. Norris, a detective in Spring
field, Ohio, to the Chief OF Police OF this city,
making inquiry in regard to one Walter
Scott, shoemaker, who was thought to
have been guilty Of murder in this city
some wears Since. In the year 1858 man
named Nat. Sunderland, a shoemaker, killed
Pat. Culbart, on SeveEteenth street, by stab
bing him Il number OF times, and for which
he was tried, convicted, and sent to the
penitentary for eighteen years; but he
made his escape from there in few months,
and has since been at large. From the cir
cumstances of the case it is most probable
that Walter Scott and Nat. Sunderland are
one and the same person, and he is the man
who killed Pat. CuIbart; but as there is no
reward for him, and he is IN q distant part
OF the country, he will not likely be mo-
leSted.
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MEETING OF THE POLICE BoAID.-Ihe
Board OF Police Commissioners met In tic
IEustin"S Courtroom yesterday afternoon
at j O'Clock. Prc>cut-McsSrs. Joha j..
Gresham, James W. Shields. +. /: ID.
Myers, L. \. Saunders, and i. II. Mayo
Colonel Carrin@tGn was not present " rea-
son OF illness. Mr. Endrrs was not III flie
city. In the absence of the Mayor, MI
Niavo YVES elected president PRO tenn.
Charges OF disobcdience or orders ana
disresucct to bis officers were preferred ny
Sergeant John f. Hall. through tte Chlet
OF Police, against Policeman Clinton De-
priest. u:
After a full investigation the following
resolution was adopted: ..
lieso!red. That the charges are sum
ciently sustained 20 warrant tie Board III
directing the Chief OF Police to rerrlmana
Officer Dcpricst for lingering in tie otcc Il
moment after being directed to return 10
his beat and, further, to say to Sergeant
Hall that the order as given was not suli!'
cientIy peremptory, nor should 1t nave
been accompanied i,y any reference TO the
consequences to himself ii not complied
with The manners OF the subordlnates OF
the force must be especially careful to their
superiorS, and no disputes should be cotln-
teDanced in reference to the business OF the
police.
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DEow2ED IN THE DOCK.-Yestcrday after
noon while Coroner Taylor was at the York
River depot sheds viewing Il dead body. Il
negro man named Jerry Kane, who was
scrubbing the decks Of the schooner Mary
Price, missed his footing and fell over into
the dock and was drowned, the body sink
ing and never rising to the surface. The
vessel was lying at the foot Of Twenty third
street, and Kaue was seaman on the vessel,
and hailed from Dorchester, Nd. His body
was fished out OF the water with graphing
irons. Accidental drowning; no inquest.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMEECE.-A meeting OF
the Board of Directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce was held yesterday afternoon =
President N0ltins in the chair. Present
MessrS. J. Pendleton Rogers, John t.
SPOTS, T. NJ. Logan, r. E. Blankenship, L.
Levy. l.. D. Crenshaw, and Thomas Potts
Mr.. Rogers, from the committee appoint
ed to procure a hal: for the meetings OF the
Chamber, reported that suitable room
could be procured in the Commercial Ciut
building. on the corner OF Ross and Cover
nor streets, at rental OF 5000 per annum
including fuel and lights.
On motion OF Mr.. Bankenship the report
was received and the committee empowered
TO make the lease. Agreed to.
On motion Of Dir. Rogers, MessrS. Blank
enship and Potts were added to the com
mittee. and the committee authorized t(
furnish the room.
sundry papers were received and filed.
Adjourned.
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THE WESTERN ExCURsIoNIsTs.-Thee eX-
curson party Of businessmen from the
West spent yesterday in visiting various
points of interest and in making the ac
quaintance OF many OF our businessmen
4 number of the eXcursionists will leave
for their homes to-day, but many Of them
will remain several days in the city.
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MINISTER TO BE OEDAiHED.-A Baptist
presbytery, consisting OF the various Bap-
tist pastors, &C., OF this city, met Mt the
Foreign Mission rooms yesterday morn.
ing, and decided, on due examination OF
the candidate, that Mr.. r. II. Pitt. OF Mid
dlesex county-now 4 student at Richmond
Cclege-should he admitted TO the ministry
of the Baptist Church. He will accord
innlv be ordained on the first Sunday OF
October, at Walnut Grove church. HaHover
county. The ordaining presbytery will
consist Of Rev. Mcssrs. Hatcher, Jones,
Harris, and Mcdonald.
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CoSvIcTs RECEIvED.-The sheriff, OF Nor
folk delivered the following convicts at the
penitentiary Yesterday: George A. Cor
brew, i've years for forgery John Smith,
ten years for attempt at rape; Nicholas
George, ten years for housebreaking; John
Everett, eighteen years for murder in the
second degree
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pnoLApsrs UrERI FAILING or TIE WOMB
4 WoNpERFrI. CrEE.-Niu" years my vii" snnrr-
cd with :hS terrible complaint She was attended
by doctor after doctor Went 10 he diff trea. h"si-
tails wll"re female. are tre1tc-tried Them al: wore
hauaees an,i ptssarirS with only temporary relief.
Her life WAS miserable. We applied DR.. CHESS
LlNIMENT. Her relief WAS immediate. She Is now
well. B. MCDfE"oIl'
&c west Thirteenth street, New York.
Sold hy all druggists. send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES.
1870 West Broadway, New York.
Trial Size. 25 cents
Wholesale Agents. PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
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VIRGINIA MANUFACTURE APPRECIATED
Joseph Harra, Esq, of this city, received
yesterday an official letter from A. Russow,
Esq, superintendent Of the Monticello
Wine Company, in Charlottesville. an
nouncing that they have received the high
est prize Of all American wines at The
Paris Exposition.
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RICHMOND GRAYs.-The Grays will have
a drill and moonlight parade tonight in full
dress summer uniform, and if the weather
is clear will doubtless make q fine appear
ance. Kessnich's band has been engaged
for the occasion.
The company is now in active prepara-
ton for the contest to come Oft at the Fair.
They are drilling three times week, and,
under the instruction OF Captain BossieuN,
will doubtless make q good report OF them
solves
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FINGERS CuT.-Yesterday morning at S:1j
O'Clock the city ambulance was called from
the Petersburg depot to attend George j.
Hooper, who had two OF his fingers badly
cut by circuar-saw at Mr.. Joseph Halfs
foundry. The attending physician did not
consider amputation necessary. Mr.. Hooper
was carried to his home, corner OF Spring
and Laurel streets.
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AIDING THEIR COMRADES.

RESPONSE OF THE VIRGINIA DIVISION
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA TO AN
APPEAL FROM THE EX-CONFEDERATES
OF LOUISIANA-INTEREsTI MEETING
AT THE CAPITOL LAST NIGHT-REMARKs
OF GOVERNOR HOLLlDAY-AN ADDRESS
TO THE Ex-CONFEDERATEs-C COLLECT
ORs APPOINTED FOR CITY AND STATE
TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE YELLOW
FEVER SUFFERERS.
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OPENING OF THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-As
will be seen by notice of superintendent
Peay, the public schools will begin on Mon
day. With few exceptions, the teachers
have been heard from, and indicate their
willingness to enter promptly on Their
work
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EXCLUSION DswN THE JAMEs.-Thls eve
ming at half-past O'Clock the Junior " ork-
ers OF St. Marks church VIII glVe their
moonlight excursion down the James or, on
the steamer Ariel. A select seXtette WEI
discourse sweet music, and pleasant time
* anticiDated
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WATCHES. JEWExRY. dc.

CEILING AT 4 SACRIFICE &
y GOLD ana SILVER WATCHES: GD!.D = Sc
CHAINS. beautiful RINGS. BUTTONS: ;.>e.a
LOCK ErS. &c.: also i few rae DIAMOND EiS1S
and STUDS. The goods arc rcFiEsT-ctAsS, ana inas.
N nIrrbash w,iI s,v. considerable by casiag sar!y.
i''' ''''"e s 4. WiNSfOCH,
No. II north Fourteenth stree.
sas1m under Exchange Hotel
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EMMERsoN's MINsTRELs.-
California Minstrels will appear at the inca
tire on Monday and Tuesday nights. ihe
company is represented rs being the largest.
most complete and refined organization OF
the kind travelling, and is headed py Tue
prince OF minstrelsy, Billy Emmerson.
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1877
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy, rainy weather,
increasing and high easterly winds, becoI,
ing variable, stationary temperature, and
falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clearing
weather, colder northwest winds, rising Da-
ronleter, preceded by high. variable winds
and rainy weather attending the storm
centre,
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ABSOLUTELY PURr.-DoOLEi'; SEhsT-Fow-
DER l. y cl,arci with spCclrl reference ~ sGr!''y
The demand for uaiorisiy pure "nI aiwnys rciid
he ia,king-p"wd"r. Made from ,'prc grape cream
tartar. j. tree from any inuricis substances. and
perfectly wholesome. All sizes are strictly full
weight Every dealer who sells IL Is authorized To
guarantee i In every respect Ia purchasers.
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FERTILIZERS FOR WBEAT.-The following
table embraces the remaining analyses OF
fertilizers made by Or. Taylor, under the
direction Of DR.. Pollard, State Commits
sioner OF Agriculture, which could not be
published Yesterday:
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LEVY BEOIlIFES

LEVY BROTHERS
open to-dny their iirr: supply Of
FALL DRESS t.pO1H,
FLAN%E;.S, BLANKETS, ttSSiME"ES
also. gr"l; bargains in
BLACK GEOS-Gt:A!N >!E"S.
Special Inducements offered III
BLACK CasUNEEES.
Best b1r2tiuS ever vct -hoTn IN
BLACK aLPkCAS.
TOWELS. NAPKISS. ASD IlOr>E-rt ESl> HiSG
GOODS.
al attractive prices. Give 'hcm call.
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WHAT CAPTAIN cA>uMET&E HAS TO ShT,-
"lu May. 1877, ! experienced Il severe attack ot
rheumatism. which dtsahlcd nv right lcf and rcH-
acrri one arm utterly useless, oh|igug me 10 carry
Il In sling. In two daNS Or. ilrrna"n', Cyr:y's
GIT com!..tely restored me Ia hcal:h. II acted
wonderfully on M. and | i1kc pl@'sur" IN recon-
mcr,Iiug il to ullcr>. ArGJ>TtS tASHH"iE*,
Baltimore stlcct and Central arcnuc."
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CHANGE OF Hour Ar THE CORN EXCHANGE.
On and after to-day the Richmond Corn and
Flour Exchange will be opened ut half'pnst
8 and sales will commence at 10 A, M.
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LADIES' AND CETrLEMES's BOOTS ana sAOes-
han,l-maGc-:o cr,lc:-hcsf lua!iiy--aar"H''" "a 20
n.-at BosCI.EN's. 500 aud 81 | Hr0ai street.
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RoBBERY.-Thieves entered Mr.. W. IL.
Smiths residence. on Church Hill, night
before last. and carried of Il quantity ol
wearing apparel, jeweIry, &c. The robbie.
ry was not discovered until yesterday
morning
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NJ FLLYSnS < CO.. advertising agents, ny ac-
yerIlrucnis In all oi the newspaper, ~ tue l"tsd
S,ars Il. publishers rates. Or'ers len H. ne b'''
natth couutni--room WI receive pFnLhs a'.s-i-
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WV. IRA SMITH will resume his ancticn sale hy
SUITS aud GARMENTS on SATURDAY. September
l4:h. al 20 \. NJ. When he viii offer one c: :hc
finest selected stocks Ia GEHTLEMEN'S. YOUTHS,
BOYS. ana Cl.ILDRE:;s CLOTHING. and GENTLE
Mh"'s STABLE FURNISHING GOODS, over Eciorc
Off :cd In this city under The hammer. @nd All IN
want are requested - attend The safe. every ari!-
Gle put up will positively b" sod In Il kw days hc
vii! roi!y TIC pblic 0f his ancoM or petite ale Of
PIECE-GD0ES. to hc made up III measure IL his TAI
LoRtS.I DEPARTMENT, and he .ss ~! 10 ava /: tic
exhibition and supply themselves.
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IL P0KT.-The schooner ID. II. In@Ea-
nam, which was in Richmond so loEg last
spring while on fire, having cargo OF lime
on board. has been repaired. and is now IN
port Il gain with a cargo OF lime from Rock
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ir IL really wonderful how quickly an 'Hra'
ciorsiy BUFFALO LITuIA WATER relieve that A.
tres Ing ,s,a Stone In riIc hindcr. EcI ;.2 ceI-
ug.a,r Of sIr. G.. Wolfe in another c1uiD..
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9itIlnlolld 1ispatrh.

sas- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was occasional
" rainy and clear. at night it was rainy,
with brisk, high winds.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, "
9 A. NJ, rs; noon, 81 2. NJ, So; q T.
~. so: midnight. IL.
Mean temperature, IS.
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SUDDEN EATH.-Samuci Jasper. a driver
for Simpson. Bass Il Co., while sitting on 4
bale Of hay at 4:30 O'Clock last evening, at
the York-River sheds, suddenly fell over
and died in few minutes-probaDly heart
disease. No inquest.
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Personal. Of the councilmen
who went to Cincinnati and West Virginia
have returned.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

E3- On all sat,5 NJ Rs1t sst"ts MARI Ht'cess
ths lsi o( Jon"ary nnd ioa " JuIts u: "' .sl-f
the 1r.s,at gee" hf,r,t"b' pdio byM, r'f'"% ~
OF ne y.nr n. tar.s b"rs Ia be pntd BY te s1rsr
fTht: custom waa ,,.op,ca about .!teeI f.at ago
by all tie real estate agcnt. III hlci.o1u' "ao 49,
plies TO Richmond aud vicinity.l
". .GODDIN, IL ~. IN front Of Tie cute!i-hoas''
horses. bu22ies, wagons, &c. .;
r. u. LYME. 5 7. 81, brick dwcsHss NO. ol- "'.'"
Sixth stree.
JAS MArDDUG at his store. ~ lG:oV \. 3i-'
furniture, show cases. stove, &c.. ac.
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STONE ~ THE BLADDER ,!is-0!ved by HrFFALo
LIIutA WATIE. Scr certificate Of Mr. {. "eiG"
I'm another cuuaIu.
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MOTHERS, STAY At HOME. ahh cure NoGr chi'h
with Dr. MOTFETT'S TEETHlSA tTsething Po'o-
f,rs. TFETIifSA regulates the howcl- AM! nIthci
tretltng easy; cures cholera iniantnm and Tie sEn-
mrr complaints of children: heals errpflou' and
sorns: removes and prevents the formation "t
worms NJ, medicine ever received such ":t!:''>i?s-
rir cnnm"nll Ton froin ilo,.. who have used II. X.
W. Powers 4 Co. Richmond, ard all Cca:si'iS
LINN,
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Mr.. e. WoLr"E publishes In another c"'rmn 4
stIrrnt OF his case. where relief was ha! from .hc
most cx"ruct-iing pain hy The use pf BtFfALo
I!lIIIA WATER. Read ".
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TIE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Sraunon. Va. cil =. ST.
ns riOr accommodations al moderate rate. Ei.I5
- aud $3.50 per day. l!ca%Guartrrs Tor cvlnay:-
cial men, and only - per day.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing G1Ss s.tEe 0
DISPATCH PEiSrtSG-iiUus&. GVoa "tEA, 10"
rrc.; And sa:isfa..iDG guaranteed.
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ScH0oL-sIioEs. all the styles. cheara'
EnsCuEN's 500 ana ) Gr0ai si..e'.
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4 COOP MIXEo TEA At 80 cents rotu6.
". d. B.AiR x 60,
gO3 Main s.rse'.
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY four own imporia'"nl
a good u,. iity a9,. perfectly purr. n - gallon.
W. -. BLAIR x CO..
4N3 Main strtlt.
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FROM GRAY TO BLUE.-The unifoim OF
the Capitol police has been changed from
gray to blue.
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W" have remnant Of CIGARS. all liar"Ht f."r
ami binder. good sizc al - b"N. CAN b"l're 'ArY
arc all .onc. VI. ~. BLA!l i 90.
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EDUCATrONAL.

rJ,HE EXERCISES OF MISS TAZE-
WELLS SCHOOL viii be resumed on the 3oTH
OF SEPTEMBER.
For terms and other information apply at her resi-
dcnce. No. I'll east Grace street. Sc 13-eodim
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ErFFAIo iITnIA WATER cure: s;oac In the
bla llcr. See avcr'i>, III mt.
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ranged will readily admit Of the entrance
OF air q believe pure), and will deter the eli.
trance Of mosquitoes, flies, and dust. |
hope some OF the profession will give the
br9mo fair trial. as above suggested.
W. GIEBoS CARTER, u. d.
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CoUTHEDN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
No. GRACE STREET.

The twenty-sIxth session will begin on the iS1
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1878, with the following
corps Of teachers:
MISS GORDON. Principal.
WmS HARRINGTON. Fice-principal.
MADAME GUlLLAUME.
GEORGE +. MERRILL, 4. nj.
WILLIAM r.. THOM. NJ. A.
MISS LAIRD, DTtHH.nS n''o
MISS ANNA POWERS, Cal'sthenics.
Terms for haif-scsson, day school-Senor class
s3j In: :ermcdiatp, $50: preparatory. so.
For terms of boardrg-schoOl see circular. ana loi
more satisfactory Information thun that which Can
be given in an advertisement apply 20 ,n,>-
" MISS JESSIE &. GORDON.
sooeodlm no. east Grace street.
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TIE M!SSTrELs.--Durrcz Il Ecncdicfs
Minstrel Company appeared at the Theatre
IaSs night. gni were greeted by i packed
house. Indeed. The Theatre WAS crowded,
and among tie audience were several Ia
Glrs.
The programme was ono OF considerable
interest and unori ricc:loEabi", bu. there vas
little or nntl,n-: new in il. The singing
was pretty GOOD. anl the cntcrtaiHment
generally anlu>;ng Mr. "ar'ie'C'- comi-
cali;lcs were excellent, aGd the dancing o!
Mc>.rS. Fox ana Ward The most Interesting
feature of the evening. Til" entertainment
concluded with fare" One N!,:At III 4
Medical College in winch Mr. Warhcld
was specially conspicuous and amusing.
Tonight TIE company vii! appear for the
last time. Seats may be >ccured 1t john
stnn's.
This AFTERNOON at . 'clack :hcrc will be 4
matinee for tie EcGtEt o! he yclioH-!"Fcf
sufferers in tie Sout;-"n object "nicl
should insure iu'l house. At the enter
tain,rcnt t0-ni-i; anti this afternoon there
viii te charge Ct programme, asa no
doubt hearty IaU.h Is in store for all VINO
attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-13

POLICE CorHr. YrsTERDAY-P Police Jus
tee Jossph j. Hhjtepresidiny.-The follow
ing eases were disposed Of:
Maud Leslie. charged with cursing and
;hrratcn;n" 10 assault and beat Hlattle
Mitchell. Fined - and costs.
Matte and Ilullie Mitchell. charged with
abusing and threatening Maud Leslie. were
,incd-thc former 50, and the latter S2.oO
and costs.
Maud Leslie was also charged with ab'l-
sin. Lizzie Banks. Required to pay costs.
Mat. Gardner. charged with assauIting
and beating Mary Valentine. Sent to jail
for fifteen days.
". Dillon was reported for allowing a
caii to run at large on the streets at night.
Fined 81.
l.. 8. Courtney, reported for the same Of
fence. Fined 81.
4. y. Turner, reported FOR riding his
horse faster than allowed by ordinance
/; Fined s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-13

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