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LOCAL MATTERS.

A LITTLE Girl. ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IS
CHEsTEHFIELD--PRoBAB FATAt Result
OF THE AFFAIR.-Saturday afternoon about
l O'Clock little Mary Mathews, daugfl-
ter Of DR.. 7. P. Mathews, of Manchester,
was accidentally shot by her young play
mate, Agnes Walker, n daughter Of Major
Joseph Walker. of Chesterfield. They1were
playing together Mt the time al Major Walk
er's farm, several miles from the city. The
two children were OF the same age fnine),
and Saturday was their birthday, and both
were celebrating it together. While they
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a-large pistol~cn
the mantelpiece, took, it down, and began
to play with it. ,,-., "a. ... ~. :..'....... 2.
The pistol had been upon the mantel, un-
loaded, for more than three years. and the
children bad played with it frequently. N 1t
was loaded, however, by Major Walker
Friday, and placed upon the nantel. Az
mes did not know it, and took 1t down.
She then pointed it towards the fireplace
and pulled The trigger to hear it snap. But
her little playmate just then came in front
OF her, when it went off. 't 'i-..'
The ball, which was No. ~ calibre.
passed through the left lung, grazed the
vertebral column, and lodged under the
right shoulder. The pistol was a Smith &
Wesson seyen-shooter. 1t had been oltt Of
order until few days ago, when it was re-
paired ,it.'., .s''
Drs. Mcguire, Of Richmond, and Ingram,
Of Manchester, were immediately sent for.
They succeeded without much difficulty in
extracting the ball.. -7:7' t
The condition OF the little sufferer at
o'clock Saturday night was extremely crit
cal, and the chances OF her recovery were
rather unfavorable. She was put under the
influence Of opium so as 10 be relieved OF
pain. 49,.
= The parents of both children are deeply
grieyed at the sad affair." Agnes, who is a
sweet and good-natured little girl, was COM
pletely overcome with sorrow, and when
telling the reporter of the accident she said,
with tears in her eyes, 81 wished that it
had have been me that was shot instead OF
Mary"
Saturday four years ago, and about the
same hour, Major Walker lost n son, who
died quite suddenly.
The sad affair has cast gloom over the
two families, who have the sympathy OF the
entire community. 1t is hoped that the ac-
cident may not prove fatal.
Atmidnight Saturday rejection had taken
place, and the little sufferer was easier.
though OF course she could not be removed
from Major Walkers residence, where she
is now tenderly cared for.
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. Rooms STATE CoNsERv ATIyE J,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, VA, September 81, 1870. y
The following canTassers have been ap-
pointed:
Second Congressional District-J. i.
Prince.
Sixteenth Senatorial Distrct-Judge Il.
II. Leake. ...--.
Gooehand County-B. o. James, R.. f.
Vaughan.
Southampton County-S. V. Watkins. II.
F. Lamb. J. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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= CoLoRED MINsTRELs.- s.-Haverly's real ne
gro gro minstrel company Will appear at the
Theatre tonight and tomorrow night.
Thef have had immense success in the
North, and unless all accounts are greatly
EXAGGERATED are wonderful singers and
dancers, anf, good as players in comic roles.
The famous Billy Kersands is in the COM
pany. The bills' claim "ten end-men and
thirty artists .t,.,.s
After the Pinarore epidemic it Is pretty
rertair, our ariusement- t-loying people will
rbe delighted to have this brief season oi
negro minstrelsy, and full houses may bs
counted on. ....y i ..rss, ...4..,
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RESOLUTIONS 4 PARTYEasHIPs.

DIsSOLU limited partner
I J h,n heretofore existing hstweca the 9n4ef-
.,rned Yor the purro,r % eondnctink an ApVrHcc
K1,sRY AND DRUG BUSINESS In the xiis OF
....i,aa,I C. under the FIRM -aaHie. aud NSie OF
s"JFsSE child - ihis day dissolved hx nniaa
agree nent. .ro,, ,,,. s,.o,al ,,,tney.
49, od III hi. irrt., iu the sal hLasaess TO JEs-
sr' CHILD. ihe general partner .,,,
JESSE CHILD takes All ihs assets 81 spe saia paiS'
pershln and assumes All its itahtl,ss. AIS q.
JESSE CIIIIp. General Partner:
T. WM PEI8EkTS& Siecial PagtnsI.
SEPTEMBER Ea. lS7a. &c l2-OW-
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FROST AND THE TOBACCO CROP On Sat-
III day we received samples OF the growing
crop o? tobacco from Prince Edward and
Pittsylvania counties, Va, and Caswell
county, n. c., which showed that the frost
of Thursday and Friday nights had had
most damaging effect on our great staple.
Dealers are anxousIy awaiting fuller ill.,
formation as to the extent OF the damage.
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MANCMEsTER AND VICINITY.

Runauays.-Friday evening q double
team attached 70 a farm-wagon dFiyen by
Mr.. Lamb Waddel, OF Chesterfield, ran
away on Decatur street near Eighth. The
horses became frightenea: from the noise
produced by driving over the stones, and
ran several squares before they were
stoppcd. The two hiad-Whesis came oil,
and the wagon was broken to pieces. The
driver escaped unhurt.
Another runaway occurred IN the same
vicinity Saturday meaning, but no damage
yeas done.
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Public Schoo!S.-The public schools Will
reopen this morning, and those desiring 10
attend this session can register their names.
Some parents, thinking that the grades in
the High schools will be lower than last
year, have sent their children TO Richmond.
No change has been made, however, and
information upon the subject can be OBJ
tanned from the principal, E. Morrissette.
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! A., M.1 AND o.

ANNUAL REPORT, OF THE RhcEIFERs OF
This sRATLRoAD COMPANY TO JHEUEsTED
STATES coURT-so REASON WHY INTEs-
EST ON DIVISIONAL BONDS SHOULD GoT
BE PAID PROMPTLY, HERE AFTER In
CREASE OF >NETf EARNINGS, elss, ,sss-
CONDITION OF, ROADWAY, BRIDGES, AND
lCoAPANY's pRoI'ERTY. .GENERALLY,&c.
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a GOOD TIME 10 purchase your Blankets. wli;ls.
they eau be had at such Yery low prices at LEVY Bro
TIERS. BE sure te lo'sk ut the IL Calfornasnd
Standard Blankets. LEVY BROTHERS also offer
great inducements In Biack All-Wool French &ayl-
Eseres and other Dress Goods; also, In FlaRges,
Canton Flanncls, Shcctings. and Shirtings.
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A NEW INVENTION patent lithogram
is a new and ingenious invention for
making large number OF fac-simile copies
from one writing without the use OF copy =
ing-press. 1t was shown 10 Us Saturday 10y
Messrs. Baughman Brothers, who are the
general agents for it here.
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OHcsrs Elected. -Manchester Division
on Saturday night elected the following
officers Rev. ]. e: stringiellow, ". T. ;
James 4. Gentry, w. a; William A: Fcs-
ter, R. s.; John II. Matthews, a. X. $.
William F. Harrison, F. s.; Benlamin u.
Crow, t.; William B. Weisiger, chaplain
William W. Craig, Conductor; Charles 4.
Turner, \. c.; John Il. CONWAY. l. ST.
T. BEDFORD, o. s. r. C. TrayleT is the re-
tirins p. w. z.
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Ga!e. .Lifier's.-TLe premises OF several cii-
zens OF the Fourth. Ward were recently visit
ed and their front gates unhinSed and thrown
in the street. Cne OF the gatcS was carried
off. and has not yet been found. Gate-llsting
nav be tinc sport to those who participate
in il, but VIXEN the gates are carried away
the owners are placed to great iaaonve-
nience rs well us expense. The police are
on the lockout for those who participated
in this so-called sport.
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= HENRIco REPUBLICAN COMMEMORATIVE
Republicans OF the county met in convtn-
ton at the courthouse Saturday. There
were twenty delegates present, al! OF whom,
with the exception Of G. Wagner and x.
II. Talley, were colored, and the Conven-
ton was called to- order by Mr.. Conrad
Wagner and went immediately into caucus.
where they remained until half-past 4
o'clock-almost four hours.
The Convention was again called to order
by negro named Troy, who stated that,
since the other four delegates from his
township (Brooklyn)- had Withdrawn, he
would also leave, This left the body with
fifteen members. The remainder then
elected Mr. r. II. Talley chairman and pro-
ceeded with nominations. st.. ..s
Mr.. j. Wilbor Southward, OF Nalina, was
unanimously nominated as the Republican
candidate for the House.
1t was evident that the Brooklyn dcle"a-
ton withdrew because the other delegates
would not centre upon their choice-Mr.
TAYLOR. ......a.
NIr. Southwark addressed tn" Conven-
ton, the purport OF which was that he il
nored all the local questions now at issue,
and simply announced himself Republic
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THE Horse MARKET.-There We're DE-
tween two and three hundred persons pres
ent Saturday at Dayis's. Richmond. Bazaar,
and large number Of horses ard mules
were sold at fair prices. Mr. g.. ]. School
crafts pair of matched bays were put up
and wishdrawn at $4O0, whr eh is but little
more than a fourth OF t. cir cost. If not
previously sold here THY will be sent to
New York Wednesday, go,
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Death.-Mrs. Mollie McCrary, wife OF
William B. McCrary, uf this city, died mere
saturday morning at o'clock, after long
sickness. She was the daughter OF the late
Erasmus Gary, who was at the time OF nls
death ore OF the most prominent ci'lzens
az Manchester. ........ ......s
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BRIEF IrEMs-P PERsoNAL.-The Hastings
Court was engaged on Saturday in the trial
Of civil cases. ..- .. ..Ts,"-
G. w. Koiner, OF Augusta county, has
been appointed by the State Conservative
Committee one Of its canyassers. Mr..
Koiner is q member OF the Executive Com
mittee of the State Grange. He is fine
speaker, and will no doubt make telling
canyasser.
On and after the 1st Of October the Ariel
will leave Richmond on Monday, Wednes-
day. and Friday at half-past 6 instead OF
7:l5, as here, ofOre., -.
DR.. 3. M. Bolton has been appointed by
the Faculty of the Medical College OF Vir-
ginia physician to the outdoor patients Of
the College Dispensary.
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GaDDLN. WARREN & CO.. p. H,.J ,ronar,v or
west UruaG street nc:-s. the na,w moi OF tha
RichlAnnd, Frederick Jsapx and, p utotnac rail-
road.
JAS. .NfEDOUGALL, "a. NJ Tag. Gx,urcs beer-
!! puNi,r tAD;e' &c Ar IL. Imbls No. l5 cast
ROBERT y. LY NE 4L:Ii- NJ, hii,.b store on yeuu
bic street, Win t.5se9iing rbeud ne,r IN
EAsn.sthin street. snc ueipenro framed dwelling
No. o33 ElShteehta 7sfeft n.as Z Tcnahle.
X. y. ANDERSON - soi'. Ac =. NJ. groceries,
L. !: WHlllNG, H'La I0HS1T e, household fur
llture. &c.
| i. r. HUCkADAY, 1G 4. II, groceries
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FEED CoNTRAcg ( AWARDED. The, Com.
mittee on the FIR. Department has awarded
feed contracts pyr the ensuing three months
as follows. Fay at SIT per ton, oats (sb.eaf)
at 90e. psr cwt., brownstutf at sl6 per,ton,
and shir,stuf at SIT per ton, to Lange
Brothers; corn to W. NJ. Lewis & Co: at
h9ao. per bushel; and shelled oats at 39c.
PEE: bushel, and straw at 60c. per cWt., to
". III. Briggs IL Brother -. ! - = !. {
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RICHMOND PINAFoRE ECoMPANY.-Pinafore
will J.. played at Mozart Hall Fair-week
undo. lie auspices OF the Mozart Associa-
ton W Nith chorus Of fifty singers and
splendid orchestra under the direction OF
Mr.. Siegcl, and the following cast: Miss
Alice Swain, Josephine; Mrs. b. W. GiIlis,
Hebc; Miss Mary Bella Bealc, Little But
tercup; Mr.. Ashton Starke, Sir Joseph
Porter, X. G. b.; Mr.. F. W. Cunningham,
Captain Corcuran; Mr.. L. \. Perrot, Dick
Deadeyc; Mr.. Alexander Tomlinson, Ralph
Rackstraw Mr.. n. b. PleasaDts. Bill Bob
stay; Mr.. L. H. jenkins, Bob Beckett;
Master Ralph Clements. the Midshipman.
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Our customers $Ecud know that VIC l,asc no
charge for repairs on the NEW No. S WHTELER &
WILSON SkwISG-M fcHISEs within three ,:cars
from the date Of p:tschaSe from this agency and
that we repair their cId Wheeler Wilson nae hines
without charge ollIer than the ABSoLCG L COST .;
the parts used.
T.. WuEELEa1& WILSON MANrI&tCo.
Ninth .p& Franklin streets, E.cilu on,..
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Brief Items.-The last musicale at bee 8s
thoyen Hall was M enjoyable affair. TIE
singing OF Miss Jennie Jones was esr c'.ally
Rev. A. Binga, Jr., pastor OF to-: coiored
Baptist church here; retgraep Saturday
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srAUSroN FEMALE SEMINARY /
II Inrn lST0

II gives me unaffected plea ure:t TO say that Fro
ressor l.. n HAssELEFF has laugh, In The depart
S,ina snccess. He possesses In q high degree the
clements of successful teacher. His pupils are de-
voted to hin. growing out Of his competency, de-
yofon TO his work, and high toned gentlemany de-
meanor. ,,, -. - IT, :
J, L, MILLER.
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Miss ADaH RIcHMoND's OPERA TROrPE.-
Last year Miss Adah Richmond visited this
city with her excellent company, which was
then one OF the best on the road, and played
to the entire satisfaction OF all who witness
ed their performances. Miss Richmond
comes to this city again this season, and on
the 1st OF October will appear at the Thea
tre in FatintZe. During the engagement
the company will also play The Chimes OF
Normandy. Seats may be secured at John
ston's and at the Theatre
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TIE LAST MONTH OF the great closing sale Of
levy BROTHERS. Their store Is for rent aIsG Ak
.ares for sale. Possession given the LIST of Octo-
3er. DO not put oil 3hy Ing or ysu will n,as the
great opportunity OF Purchasing your goods Il, iGcr
prices than you ever saw them.
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The WEATHER ON SATURDAY was clear,
cool, and pleasant:
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: $ A. NJ, Al;
9 A. M., So; noon, 80; Q p. NJ. rs; p.
d.. 6S; midnight. so
Mean temperature. 65 1.G.
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/ cCHooI, OF, MODERN LANGUAGES,
- No 304 EAST GRACE STREET., ,l,g :

speorrsson r. y. HASSELEFF. through long
experience acquired dHring several years in Russia,
antiin Miss Baldwin,: school staunIon, Va, is en-
resninS SCiyOoJ. OF MODERN LANGUAGES, In
our CITY asai gree 10 necessity OF sEch schools
where the youth OF both sexes. .throuxta en- and
s,,ayes on Very moderate Terms From the FIRST les
SON the rupii begins TO talk, and ~ adnay attains
nesfsc,ion The excellence Of bis, method is testi-
ded 10 hy the best authority both Of Europc and
this country. His pupils have betn enabled TO Sc
cure prof orships Of snpuages In several schools
two Misses Mildred Watkins. OF Virginia mud Jen-
mic Wood ow of Soulh Cnrali received last year.
With ff hoI ors diplomas at the University or Yr-
rfria Several teachers or Miss Baldwin's school
have graduated under his tuition.
J EVENI>G CLASSES will be opened for The ben.
eft of yunpg meu who desire 10 become familiar
with German aud French.
Special attention will be given to business core
spondcaca. -,-sa- .,-!
Hours ar ranged TO suit pupils attending schools
nfE Envtish r
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THE PosTsO sOFFIcE.-On and after ZOSto-
Der 1st the, post:oface in this citE VIII De
opened at Is o'clock A. nj. ana ci0sea at
8:30 p. NJ. The registered-letter division
viii be closed at s p. M: The money-order
division will be open as usual, trem8 a. Il.
TO p. u, -. II w s..s
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE There is
a prospect that arrangements win be made
for the cadets Of the Virginia Military IN
stitute to come to Richmond dur ing the
Fair ..fr
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HAVE ANALYZEp' TIE wrISKEY known under
the brand of "B-SHnECT,' controlled by Nezsrs
WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and
find 1t FREE FROM FUSIL OIL aud other inpwl-
ties, and recommendts use for medicinal and fnaily
purposes. J. p. McCAw, VI. De-
g. late Professor Of Chemistr7,
Ndica College OF Virginia..
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can heartily endorse all that Dir. Miller has sald
In the above testimonial. .
STAUNTON, VA, 5

STAUNToN, VA, 9th June, 1879.
Professor r.. N.HAssELEFr has been profession
ally engaged in of The best schools In this city
for three years. His ability as teacher stands pre-
eminent : l have known HIM well since his sray
among us. and cheerruy bear testimony TO the gem
tIe,nanly bearing and strict integrity that ut all
times characterized and won for him the love and
respt CT Of all.
AS citizen We are 10th TO part with him.
WILLIAM L. BALTHIs.
Mayor Of Staunlon.
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January l3, 1872.

FOR ULCEEATED N0UTH, the healing propertie.
Of Meade & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WA6
are uIexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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DR.B. COHEN, late, professor OF Mouern

TAR. B. COHEN, late professor VI h"ueiu u
/ md Ancient Languages In The Boys and GIRL
a., sctnoI In Savannah. Ga. will Open on The ST
~ mfttSf:rOiiER SELECT SCHOOL FOR BofS nIr NJ
,3, thcln fnr college or for business, at teAZ EAo1
II ~ >TRktT. ,, .,
'EFVtSiNCT CLASSES for young ladies aad gehtle.
-,tn. in which the French ard German languages
-,ll l.c tauXht practically and theorelc2ily; ~.
-,iInilre. 10l2 81 Clay sreet. ,.,,, ,
"RrrEREScEs: Rev. DR.. john William Jones
r,.r ! h. jctcr, u, D.. Eoy A. r. Dickinson. ID. D.,
i,r ". II. RuGner. Rev. nr. Charles Minnigerodf '
nr, George ". Bagov. Judge George l.: Christian
Erv. ~. N. Jackson, Colonel William +. Tanner.
- ID
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SCHOOL, .. -
l No. 100 EIGHTH STREET.
The fifteenth session OF this school viii begin

The fifteenth session OF this school VIII heen
TIN ESuAY. September 25th, 1879.
CHARGES PEI: SESSION;
r.,o,ns,,ary English and Mathematics. ...... $50
,,T,% aud Higher ~
~ ,,n Crn.s French. German, tach........ IA
i-,," ,.,,cr.. .rus .............. ......... 80
Teachers sons. oo
yif a boy stuGieS more than TWO OF these Ian
,...S No charge f. ma1,. for The third and fourth.
TAynrnts as follows Ton dollars tslO the dav OF
.,raucp the saance In three. six :!nd nine months
rom Inc II sth day uf September, 1879. ,
Rny. Of eleven years of age rec'ired or, II well
;G.4 need. even Younger.
circulars at 'hn bookstores "
.,,Iiraii0ns NAV he made 10 the Principal at No.
% THOMAS II. NORWOOD,
e. 1O-lm Principal.
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SrAUNIoN, VA, June II. 1879.

7 STACNIUN, VA, JUHe z. IcT5s
II gives ne pleasure to testify to Professor HAS
SELEFF'S competency. fidelity. and unexceptiona-
| bly, gentemanly department during the three Years
he has been associated With teacher OF Modern
| Languages in the Augusta Female Seminary. Most
| cordially do commend him 10 any To whom this
testimonial may be presented.
| seoo-lt MARY j. BALDWIN. Principal.
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND aUsr.
tee MEADE i BAKERS CARRoLIc Morr1I-
WASH. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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D1SCoLoREp TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN-
THRICE. Fifty ccnssa box.
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AS \ FRAGRANT AND PLEASANrYl sII EIr t;ls
month. there Is nothing so good aa LIZ ApaM ia.
KE1:'s CA:.DoLIc MoUTH-WAsI:.s Il .fty cents a
hottie
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lSCIPIENT TARTAR AND SCrRF removed by
MEADE L BAKERS SAPoSITE DESTi%EFcE.
Fifty cents I box.
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Rooms STATE CONSERyA ATIy

Police C0URT.-The Police Justice had Il
short docket of trifling cases Saturday.
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FINfrIsGsS-Cheapes out Loo. a pa,e, s. r
he poun 3,at r. Ue,xTurcrss, :,
I4A;G Mair,, stree
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For BLEEDING GCMS, use MEADE Z E.tKE2E
CAABoLIC MoUTihWAsH. Fifty cen:S bottle.
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Entered at tho Post Ofice at Richmond, va, as
9Gsls aasecond-ca lass matttrLG ss5l.G =.
WEATHER REPORT.

IED1cATToHs FOR ssCSDAy.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, increasing cloudiness,
with possibly occasional rain, during Sun
day, warmer, southerly winds, and falling
barometer. ..y ...... -....... .-...''
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather, occasional rain.
northeast to southeast winds, higher tenn
peratlire, and lower barometer.
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AUCTION SALES ,aEg5s+ Faay

So Onra!E szLss Of Real RRtE.e zands b, -
the Ik0( January ind last ... uns A!e ta ~
the D resent var hare to be IiI on The bar
On Gu gales iR0ds bettoeen Le LSt oS9iIsI ,ST
Of tas gear It's tareS hdus tfSs pdia i1u Iii.
lThS custom vas adopted ate III ht.eea vsar" ~
by ali the real estate agents in, RIchnusu ans 90
plies TO Rtchmoad and vicinity ~
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1FrGUIRE'S SCHOOL.
MI 3u9 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
CANDLES lilIL.

.IIHN j. MOI ,UIEF. TrlnclTMI,
Ng.bunarjcs and English io'hcr younger classcsE
Professor W o. ENGLISH, University OF Virginia.
Ancient Languages. &c;
rr ,e.ar HOpES MhsSIE, of Richmond College,
French and German.
1u,rGss: Tuition, exclusive of Ancient and
ymIyn Languages, 500 20 80, according to ad-
y7rcrrncni !the age OF twelve usually dlVidnG me
Fj(ircnih session hesius on the 25TII INSTANT.
''N' se16.lm
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z M. THE cIgc cuL ATfoE OF THE. .p1spATCH
fs LARGER Than, THE. ,cohB1NED cIRcU-
q LATIoS, OF Al, THE OTHER DAHL Z, NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. te.,.,..5g s;d 81 .,r,,r
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Books. STATEas merry. sc.

4 LII THE PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS
n AH*D sTATu DNEKY,
ing.uH .ng
uINSMORE'S R!AShS, PATTERSDN'S COM
I1SiTlD+.fOOkS, SPENCERlAS COPY
BOOKS. G.1;
BOnE. .sTRAf:s; and Is GS cheu.
IEXT-DOGAS for .hc- Law, Me deal and Private
schools.
The largest assos' ma,t, AZ q old. in Richmond
Is AT 1302:auG 1904 Main street
&c 29.'!&w RASDciI PHI & ENGLISlIs
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SCHOOL FOR LITTLE CHILDREN,

FSpericuce has taught us-that children acquire
languages more easily and more perfectly than peo-
sfudy of languages is carrte TO the highest perfec-
tion it isnot rare 10 meet children from six 70 en
years old who VIII converse Gucntiy IN four difr-
tnt Languages. Reading is scarcely known to Them :;
grammar siil less Eyerytbsngts the result Of imi-
taiion of sonnds-a faculty which children have to
great degree. Parents should NOT HeSec thls, and
ten when The child car. while playing acquire what
later becomes So difficult as far as accent and pro-
nunc! !at Ion are concerned. n "-s-
Glasses composed each Of ten pupils. and where
this special me hod win be ured, VIII be opened on
the 1sT OF OCTOBER. j" -1t! .. .s ..
FOR further iufornalion address 3o4 cast Grace
street, 1t Mrs. WEBB's.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from dsecayed terti1
and diseased g'sns, use MEADE & BssKER,s CIess.
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