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Or. l. is cautiously treating sick
man, concerning the nature OF whose disease
he is quite in the dark. "Well," he says to
the nurse on making his usual morning
visit, chow do we find ourselves to-day :
Did he sleep well? Did the medicine act ~
Yes, sir, he slept, but lett the gas burn
ing, turned down very low" "Ah, he
slept well, did he? [ thought he would.
And YOU left the gas burning-turned down
low? Very good, very good: all Is gong
very nicely" And he takes his hat. Wha',
Doctor? Have you no instructlons-no
prescriptions --nolhing?" The doctor Sage
iy, and after mature deliberatlonl: es ;
Keep the gas burning-turned down very
low"
Those men who assert that the world has
grown wicked and suspicious will please
fske back seat. Yesterday forenoon a
farmers wife got aboard WoodWard-ave-
nue car and rode to the Fair Grounds with
the confident expectation Of finding the
ocket-handkerchief she had left in the
Main Hall the day before, when more tnan
10. 600 people were on the grounds. in re-
ply to the drivers doubts she explained
"Whv, OF course Pll get it back again, pc
cause it had my initials in the corner" -
Free Press. ..
A little boy, whose sisters stroll IN the
woods for the brigh.-hued leaves OF autumn
time, saw them coming home the other DAY
with red-whisb.ered gentleman, whom ne
greeted with tie remark: My! you go'
autumn-leaye whiskers, amt your +,
They are going to charge dollar per ad
mission tc, see the insane asy-the walking
match, We mean, in New York. This vii
cause s,me suffering among the poor. Some
of tn, IN will have to sell adog to raise fund;
to c.ttend. And bitter cold winter near al
band. tool Norristo,rn Herald.
"Marriage with a tinge of romance I
what they call it in Kansas when the' ell
man rides after the couple and shoots ih'
lat off the bridegroom's head With bulle
from an army carbine. ii So. : ~
The fall, trade is fair, and wlli'improV'
when slippery, sidewalks arrive.-Camde'
Post.
y What did the donkey say Tor do) when b
iarst heard Of tue doctrine OF evolution a
brayed till he became hoarse, ..i-t.s,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

/ WINCHESTER AVID THE STATE FAlR.-GoY
ernor Holiday has taken great deal OF in
lterest IN our Fair, and has been instrii
mental in aronsing attention OF tie Vale.
people to il. 'ftle success OF bis efforts j:
shown In the following notice from Win
chester pnper
"We are glad to learn that our manufac
turers are taking steps TO haEe proper re-
presentation Of their various products at tbs
State Fair at Richmond, as well as our own
No town In the State can rival Us in the
variety, quantity, and excellence OF our
manufactures, and such an exhibit will he
of great service, and is sure to attract much
attention. The Richmond papers have al
ready referred 10 the matter very cordially,
and The Fair authorities are greatly pleased
Mt the prospect of such representation OF
the people and products Of Winchester and
Frederick county. and will afford them
every facility in their power. We hope
that every manufact urer in the town and
county will lave specimens OF his products
on exhibition, in order to make the display
4 full one.
Among tie establishments which will
be represented we are able to name the Pa
per Mill Company, the Shoe Factory, The
Graichen Glove Factory, German Smiths
Sumac-Mill, W. r. Baker 81 Co.'s, Woods,
and Hahn's Fouring-Mills, Spellman's
Broom Factory, dc. The manufacturers OF
wollen goods-one OF the most important
interests in the county-shouId and doubt
less will EXHIBIT their goods. Our cigar
makers, machinists, and manufacturers OF
implements, carriages, tools, ETC., should
not fail TO be represented. In fact, If all
will join who ought to do so they would
make an important feature Of any fair.
EAll OF the above-named factories, etc.,
and many others, will exhibit their goods at
our own Fair, commencing October 7th.
In fact, Winchester is determined TO hide
her light no longer.
"Peorle who have been led to believe
that Winchester is a dead town will have
reason TO change their opinion when they
see what she will exhibit at these two
Fairs.''
Our Winchester friends will receive a
hearty welcome to Richmond, and their ex-
bibits at the Fair will be oSe OF the best ad-
vertisements the plucky town ever had.
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MaSCEiEsTEH AND VICINITY.

Sudden Death.-Sunday afternoon about
| o'clock NJ. Julius Baker, Wcll-knOWn
farmer OF Chesterfield, died very suddenly
at his home, few mile, below the city, DEAF
the river. from !! cOngestiyc chill. lie was
apparently well short while before las
death. lis funeral took place yesterday ~
tprnOou,
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City CosRca.-lst called meeting Of fire
City CouHcil last night connittee was
appointed to- confer with lessees on The wa
ter-line in regard to tie scarcity os water in
fhe canal: Tae committee is to sepnrt at
the next meeting, which will be, Friday
night.
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Badiy Bsaien,-Iesterday morning ~ tho
Mavor'S Court Richard Robertson au d 7
L. Chambliss were arraigned, charged Will
tightD" Saturday evening near tb city
ChambIiss appeared in court with his face
covered with blood, and terribly bruised
from the beating he received. The ease
was sent on to the next term OF the HuSt
in~S Court for trial.
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THOUGHT SHE HAD BEEN Poisoned
Margaret Ellyson, a coIoTed woman living
in the alley near the corner OF Fifth and
Clay streets. died on Sunday evening, and
some OF her friends thought she had been
poisoned, which was administered to her lr
a cup of.cotfee she had taken. This proved
to be a mistake, however, for it trausplred
that the woman bad been sick for some
DAYS, had two physicians, and probably
died from a complication Of diseases. The
Coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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Senatorial Conuention.-The Convention
+, nominate caudldate for the Sen,te from
this district will be held ut PeWaatan
Courthouse tomorrow.
The delegates from this city are James a.
Gentry, Henry Fitzgerald, John {. GopeI''
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Funeral SeruiceS.-Yesterday afternoon
t. le Methodist church was crowded 10 us
utmost capacity on the occasion OF Tue III
neral OF Mrs. Molie McCrary. nee gary.
The coffin of the deceased was covered WIN
beautiful and costly flowers. The death OF
this Young lady has cast gloom over me
community. Her remains were interreu III
unIlvwooQ,
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Sunday Ffght.-Two negro boys were
before the Mayors Court yesterday, charged
with fighting on Hnii street Sunday Morn
ing. The fight occHrred near Thirteenth
street, and created II u;h excitement. they
were ordered TO pay costs, (which announced
to $3.50, and were discharged.
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Public Sch0o!s.-The pub lie schools here
re6peued yesterday. and large number Of
scholars registered th@sr lanes. The num-
ber on the roll at all az the white schools IS
225, which is slight increase as compared
with last year. a. tie colored schools the
number is about ID e same a. last session.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rain, easterly
winds. stationary temperature, stationary
or higher barometer.
REPORT for the Middle States not re-
ceiyph |
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Civil Conrt.~ rhe COURT for the trial of
civil warrants will be held hereafter on
Tuesday snT. Friday mornings. Justices
Gentry, r,o' ter, and Perdue preside at eh's
court. II .e civil warrants which have been
disposed OF during the last few weeks were
nulaeT OILS.
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ROLL OF Honor At THE HIGH SCHOOL,
The following is list Of the pupils on the
roll Of honor at the Richmond High Sehool
for the past week: Senior cass-Charies
Rillups. George Mccain. Intermedlate
Class-William wills, Mary Puillam. Ju-
nior A Class-kate Dunkel, Lula Phillips,
Irene Lovenstein, Rosa Salamonsky, Sadie
McGilYray. Junior B Chss-OpheI'a
Everett, Charles Hazan. ...........
Attendance for the week, 9S per cent.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer to-day

LEV TFUf fiFRs ONCr tO-d"y-
800 remnants OF HLEACHED COTTON at S;,c Ter
yard. This cntton Is as heavy as Namsusta,
which is soldat l2c. per yard;
WHITE ALL.WooL FLANNEL, 1-yard wtTse, at
25c, would be cheap N SOC;
The cheapest BLANKETS ever sold. Call soo:,. and
get n pair Of the extra large size STASAnRp
BLANKETS at s3.75, or pair Of the extra lssge
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS a, 1915.
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THE ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING IN CHESTER
FIELD.-At o. clock last night there was nc
material change in the condition OF DR..
Nathews's little daughter. She was doiug
ne we'll as the nature OF The wound WonlrJ
admit. Her lower limbs have become pa'.a'
lyzed. II the wound does not prove ,-atal
however, the physicians are hopelGs Lat sht
will recoYer from the paralysis.
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ACCIDENT TO A LADY.-Yesterday after
noon, as Mrs. Mckinley, who resides on
Marshall street, was coming out OF Man.
niug's grocery-store, on Main street, the
wooden sign fell from the front Of the
store, knocked her down, and bruised her
about the bead. Her injuries were not Sc
liOuS, however.
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FOUND DEAD.-on Sunday morning Mr.
C. L. Cardwell, aged ahop.'. seventy-three
years, was found lying dead on chest in
Cardwelps machine-shr,p, at No. 1911 Caiy
street. The Coroner Investigated the case
and concluded tlat death ensued from
apoplexy,
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son, Augustine Royal, Charlie Redlnrd,
John Turner, and Henry 4. Jordan. The
delegates haze not yet decided how they
will go out to The Convention.
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ALL COOKING EXTRACTS. such as Lemon va
nilla Rose, Almond, Celery, ETC., prepared ut the
laboratory Of JOSEPH BURNETT L CO.. Boston.
can he relied upon FOR purity and strength. They
eau be bought iu all cities Of the world.
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Tag WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and

warm.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY S a. NJ, 60;
8 A. A., G5: noon, SO; 3P. ~, 81; Z.
az, 10; midnight. G6
Mean temperature, 193.
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UNIVERSITY SCuOOL,
| No. 100 EiGETu STREET.

r,o Grnenih scs> Ion Of This school VIII bt2n
,,,i,IipStpAY, Sc, tcn3er 25th. 1879.
CHARGES PER SESSION;
,.,.,,t,tarv fnGllsh and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s69
ssssI,.h and Higher Nahepsaiics........
fns,,;;S 80 FIrrch t;crmap. each........... Ia
ria.,n,, Sons ............... .......... 80
nttSSa ~. :" sn,e so
sif toy stu, les more Than TWO nt these ian-
,.asrS no chsrys 4. made tor The Third and f1urth
ATgymrr;s as follows: Ten dollars $50 the daV OF
rtsucc: lsc balance IN three. SIX. aud nine months
from the ] IN day Of september. 1879. ,,
Bows OF cl@sra years OF age received, Or IL well
ssvAncpt. even younger.
Circulars ~ he bookstores.
Applications NAV nc made to the Principal AT NO.
al cas-, Ii Ign street. x
VI THOMAS Fl. NORWOOD.
,o 1G-lm Principal.
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THE FIRST
GRAND OPENING
OF
COHEN BRoTHErS.
for
THIS SEASON
takes place
TO-DAY
and
TO.NORROw.
SEPTEMBER 3.Tu
and
OCTOBER 1ST.
C.ALL AND SEE
the
WONDERS
FASHION.
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THERE Is no EXCUSE for those who drag their
weary and dtsordertd bodies into our COMPANY,
when few doses Of AYERS SARsArAR!ILA
would cleanse their lnnrky blood and restore hei.
health and vlgor Ia muddy victims Of bilious dis
ease. have some regard FOR your neighhors If not
for YOURS; Ives
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1YCGUIRE'S SCHOOL.
NJ 500 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
~

NYCtIU IRE.S SJHUOL,
NJ 500 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
GAMELE'S HILL
John L. MCGUIRE, Principal,
N,,Nems,,,> and English to,hcr YOUNGER classesl;
MHr.s~r X. =. ENGLISH, University of Virginia.
,nc,rn. I,auguagrs. &c;
p- .sssor Eo3Es MAssIE. of Richmond College,
rnpch and German: ,, ,
HENRY TAYLOR, University OF virginia Maine
r'..pErS: Tuition. exclusive of Ancient and
,,''rrn languages, go 20 $40. nccordinE TO ad-
N''t" N,n, ttue age OF twelve usually dividing the
N;a"t.r. Ancient Languages zone or boIh), sl5;
N,i,rn Laua uauag's. 90. >.,p
'Iif,.rn',l :, >s,on he. inS on the TIL INSTANT.
Ec"in' oi''" va ' $1,000 sc lU I'm
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MAZE ACADEMY


pAMpArikE MALE ACADEMY,
KING WILLIAM COUNTY,
t"r'fy.aye miles from Richmond. Va. The cicv.
tnti session will begin OCTOBER l, 1879, and
eng ne last day Of .Iune. 1880.
.Mr. JOHN PItkRELL, u Mn: ter of Arts OF the
Ihntfrsity Of Virginia, viii have charge ol tue
Er..otl a- teacher.
TERMS: $3.50 per scssiou-onc half lst October,
haahcr February 18th. No extras.
addrcS THOMAS II. CARTER,
N1-"bd!Oc1 Richmond, Va.
NIX. VI. b. HARRISON. OF THE UNI
44 EERs!Il OF VIRGINIA. after four Years
,Awrlcncc, will open SCHOOL FOR BOYS At
W. - caSt Grace street next door 10 Dr. Cullen :,
On StPThMBER IS, 1879
Number a pupi!- limited 10 twenty.
,,h9itTs 70 Mr.. ". Gordon McCabe, Petersburg :;
VILLAIN +. "rters. Professor OF Latin, University
VI mS irglnia Mr.. u. ". Pckrrl! aud Dr. Thomas
iiWard Eici!mond. Va. snd 10 his former patrons,
& &MT, v. ". CorcoIaD. Wash nzton. u. e.; Miss Sa-
f%n br \. Eai doi,h, Eiirott City. Md. Mr.. Edmund
''rpil o!a Church pnst-offce, Hanover county.
'or iurlher information apply 10
NJ. B. HARRISON,
1114 Main street,
-G1-eodlm care of A. A. Allen & Brother.
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a HUsEM ENTG.

hSUSEMENTG.
pICHM0SD THEATRE.
,WEDNESDAE. THURSDAY. FRIDAY ASDp
SATURDAY, OCTOBER lsr. ~, Sd AND iTH.
MATINEE SATURDAY .sT 2 T.. 81
ADAF RICHMOND CGMIC-OPPRA COMPANY
Fui! Cli0ruS aud brch' sra. headed by the
yorng and beautiful American
Pima Doona McZZ) SOPRANO Assoluto,
NESS ADAH RICHMOSD,
supported by The largest and complete Conic--
Opera Troupe In America.
WEDNESDAY .ESD THURSDAY, OCTOBER Ist.
and 2!, the latest musical success, Tie
romantic opera,
1T y TIA,
produced m the same magnificent, ,p,e As M tho.
New York Fifth Avenue Theatre
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. OCToBER Vi and 4tl,
CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
Reserec seats, Fl EoN-shret opens TUESDAY
1T Joalston's anu oisce OF Theatre At 8 AM, .
se s9.3t
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IHAvE ANALTzED THE wIIISxEY known unlcr
the brand Of " "B-SELECT,'' controlled by Mrssrs
WALTER d. BLAIR e CO.. Richmond Va. and
find it FREE FROM FCSIL OIL an; other lmuuri-
ties, and rLcommGndits t. fer mcdi:inal and family
purposes. J.R. McCAw, VI. H..
la.c Professor Of Chemistry.
M.tltcal College of Virginia..
January l3, 1872.
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The course Of ins, rut ton In the Classics and
Mathematics is very full and complete. Special AL
itHi,on paid 10 the English language anu It's ilera-
iuir. Session begins OCTOBER lST.
F~rta!aloguts, &C., address ~
COLONEL II. =. JONES.
TaylOrSyiiic, Hanover county, Va
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MISS TANNERS SCHOOL.-Thirteent
vi session Of this SrIISnI. will begin MONDAY,
September l. 1879. Usual Eugl,s branches taught;
also, Fre9ch. Latin and Music. German taught eya
competent professor. Apply at 1Ol west Main
sr,., ru,lotiir park au 26-eoGt,bcl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-30

SOUR STOMACH, Sick Headache. and DIzzncs
sSoR EEETEgs cures with few doses.
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MILITARY SnIICEa

ARMoRY 2. J.. l.. RLrgs.y
September %. 1879. {
DEUES. ATTEETI0S.-A Assemble at ~
ET youY a-rnGry, I UE3DAY EYENING, Sep 1s
tembsr 30tH for the pIsrose Of busfacss meeting nv
and drill Every mcufIT must be present. ms II
,he question Of entering he copetitf:e drill II tho
State Fair win nc iraliy feciied.
Ey order of Captain JsHSS. WISE
sc2S.4 SRASK CaaSI, o. s.
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MISS TUCKER WILL REOPEN HER
SCHOOL. FOE BOYS AND GIRLS

,ir,cr. T!, boys and giIlS will occupy separate
."luv ruciIS. an.
Sl-cal trims for beginners. au 2e-lm
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NLD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE
~ 12l7 MAIN STREtT.
SESSION OPENS OCTOBER lST.
S'ulcs: Book -kccpiIr. Commercial Law. Corr
.u,.rria Arithmetic. Fnrm.. Customs OF Trade ana
fiaarrc. Pcunan>hip, and Common English.
,.;.Im GEORGE VI. SlCOL.
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SII>> BuCKlUS'> SCHOOL
I'll FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
700 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
The .!y'A Sc-.inn q! this chool will begin ID. W
81 N"hDAY. - p'"rn""r pa.
MODERN i.AEGt AGES. LATIN, aud MUSIC
taught bE tnurtttGt instructors.
- l.rnlfllNlk
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I'O PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
,EVtrHLIS SCHOOL FOR BOYS will open
SipTEMErH 20. 1879. Prepares for United
eiri,s NaTal Scu"oi Uniicd States Military Acade-
n.y. aud The Merchant Marine service. For terms,
80. apply :" >.
Annapolis. Md
REFERENCES: E-ar-Adnira George Is. Balch,
commanding Naval hcadcE Y, Annapolis: Rtr. w.
: ,Dulhgatr. nu4polls: Commodore W. i. TruN-
ian. Navy -fari. %uIioik. Va. au 29-1m
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CfiiOOi. or MODERN LANHU NGES.
y rEoFEs>oR l.. y. HhSSELEFF. Principal
its.,r profess: At Augusta Female Seminary; Miss
N j. RALDwIS. PcinclplD. 304 east Grace ltreet
!. t,yrru THIRD and Fourth. orrns OCTOBER /,
$50 Yu Il II both scNrs recciItd. spec tia classes
Tor children from six L. Ten years oi age. Hours
arranged 10 >I pupils attending schools ef English.
{y,uiug c'ls>,, Tor ynuug men in French ana
i,rruau. LnugnngcS theoretically aud pracllcaliy
laa.hf. Sr.id for circulars 3U4 east Grace street.
24-.tiC:j
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EDUCATIONAL.

= u COHEN, late professor OF Modern
Nk. y. n,.nt I, T,argaages in the Boys and Girls'
ana 81 a savannah, Ca. will epcs on Inc lsT
I,eh ssSt4SrR sstSSS,r SELECT sCII,,oL FOR E6YS, AZ.
pF OIL sr college or for business, at Iel2 EAST
CLNSiSNGc "a. ASSES Cor youne ladies' and gcs,le.
kNE,s,r ,rficn the Frcnch aid German languases
ySn n practically and shso,r'ieaiy :, h.
Sors" 1912 cs { Clay street.
re rc.lisssslEFrvcEs; Rev. Pr John William Jones'
T. 1gt.r. D. D., RsS 4: T. ncs.nsor: d: D.
u. ns'rrc ": ", Bagor, Judre George L. Christian
lF lF y +. jackson, Colonel William r.. Tanner.
~ ms
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me! LIME. LINE!
j, Su;t received per schooner Maggie Bell.
>'' osrre.s EXTRA WHITE ROCkLAND
!. 6ltsa wL,IME,
For s,Ss SsalrE- E-PiSE-LATHS.
''N from vessel. t.
se2g,,. THOMAS ELLETT,
- 1913 Basin Bank.
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Our customers should know that we make no
charge for repairs Oh the NEW No. WHEELER &
WILSON SEwISGMACIISES within three ycitr,
from the date of purchase from this agency. and
that we repair their old Wheeler ( Wilson machines
without charge other than tie ABSOLUTE COST Of
the parts used.
WHEELER e WILSON MASUF'G co.
Ninth ard Franklin streets. Richmond
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UI,GUENOT HIGH SCHOOL.

II --,o,r .,,,,,
The next Sc ion "f lhiS SCHOOL opens SEP
TtNEEi: 25.ls7g. f0r particulars address
GENERAL. or Mrs, RANSOM,
Z. 4.ll.,t;ci I4ugnt not Springs. Va.
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARD
" NC AND DAY-St HOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, and east Fiity-ihlrd street. New
YORK. REQ. ems n TnBEi lsT. French and Ter
man language nacrica'lv taught: thorough train
ing IN primary StcCn~arr. and cnllt giate depart
rlrtit,: >r.i'g lSoif4t). Drawing: paiHting. ard
Nruilr-Nnrk included. Each pupil receives the
I,rf,ouai care ana ,,tiNrv Ion OF Mrs. REED.
i !,
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TN ERSITI SCHOOL, PETERS
X BURG. VA.--Thc hftcentn annual session Of
ial. SCHOOL. FOX BOYS begins SEPTEMBER
.9TH. Thorough preparation for lhc University OF
Virginia aud other Colleges. Highly recommended
SrlooIs'' Of The University. For catalogue ad-
Dies W. GORDON MCSAiiE,
an o-cojrSc2n Prncipal.
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SCHOOL OF FRENCH.
- MADAME i. ACELIE TUGSQ,
2U2 EAST MAIN STREET,
HIGH NHND.

The ,u.h,S Cf this school viii be resumed on
SEPTEMBER 22D.
Class formed recording 10 d,Erce or advance
Il! nj. and hours arranged 10 suit pupils attending
tc.no, of kngii-h. Circulars sent on application
10 Madame IoGNo; found, also, at the leading
lcnk-,irrrS SO l5-3IawiOclx
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Il li@h-RocKLAND LINE.
trutcI !. y, y iKoCKLaSD LIME from the cele.
ecbo1.o..' '"oo 200 Lime-Eilns" daily expected per
''' saie low iroD docs seh' m *:E;rs
Va, o. : R0BERT WENDENBURG,
8 N-lw Aa!iraid i! f1rteenth alreels'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-30

MEETINGS.
A TTENTlON, EoRKTSGIEE i-Yo,
II are hereby notified to at. nd reypIur rnpetin,
at your Harmony, llaiI on wEDsESHA7 ihe 1st
Invited 70 attend By ordeTof the
SC 3o-lt* CHAIRMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-30
HANOVER ACADEMY, VA.


INSTRUCTORS:
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13
MASSACRE ar RUSSIAN PRISON
Political Prisoners at KIen shot Down While
Attempting TO Escape.

ST.. PETERSBURG April l2.-The Kienr cor
respondent Of the st. Pet7'Sb,Vgcr Journal gives
the following account Of the outbreak among
the political prisoners last month. which was
briefly mentioned by telegraph at the time:
The persons underarre in the KieT prison
resolved some time ago TO tunnel under the
walls and escape. Tho scheme was betrayed
by ono OF the conspirators. The authorities
allowed the prisoners to continue the excaya-
ton. When the tunnel was completed and the
prisoners had entered IT, ono alter the other
intending 10 come up through the opening
beyond tue prsIn precincts. soldiers prrV-
ouely posted at the opening shot them rs
they came uu. Most of tho prisoners terri
fed hy the noise of the firing. stopped and re-
manned IN the tunnel. Then soldiers were sent
lu from behind and the unfortunate wrrt hos
caught between two fires. were all shot down.
the proceeding seemed 10 give the OH riuis
much amusement and the Director of the KicN
PRISON has boon praised and decorated Tor hay
ing acted with su IA cleVerness and decision"
Tine correspondent adds Quite i'm keeping
with this IA statement published by the Rus
siau chnul0ln IN the Central prison at ChArkoU
IN the official EpGrchdH NtiOmOSi fDfocfsaH
IdeltgItcf. lie declares that oi 500 persons
detained AZ that Prison, 200 died within four
months. ono OF the heaviest charges II will be
rrmenherrd. made 10y the Alhilsis against the
RUSSIAN onlei Administrations wa- brutal
treatment ~ prisoners. in consequence Of which
the health of most of them has broken down
many dying. anu some being driven mad"