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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-18

CoLoRsD SUSDAY-ScHooL UEIoS.-The
quarterly meeting of the Fairfield and Va.
rina Baptist sunday-School Union was held
on Sunday with the Second Bethel Sunday
school-President J. L. Adams in the chair.
The meeting was opened with singing, fol-
lowed By reading the Scriptures and prayer.
The proceedings of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The reports from the various schools
showed the average attendance OF officers,
4nnnhn,- md scholars nc inllnWS.
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THE JEWISH New YEAR.-The Hebrew
New Year began with sunset last evening.
and its advent was celebrated with great
soIcmnty in the various synagogucs. rms
Hebrew holiday, in addition to its usuaI ap-
relation, is also known by 1araelltes as tie
Dav OF Judgment and the Day OF Remem-
brance. 1t is a tradition Of the Hebrews
that the world was created on that day, OIL
which the new year is the anniversary, and
also that on this day all mortal beings Will
be summoned to the seat Of Judgment. The
dav inauguratcs the Penitential season OF
ten DAYS preceding the Day OF Atonemeuf,
and the shophar, or rams horn, IS blown
in the synagogues during the morning SER
vice of NeW-Year's day rs reminder TO
the sinners to direct their thoughts 10 God
and cease their transgressions, and also
remembrance OF their final appearance De-
fore the God Of Judgment. An old raooln,
icaI tradition relates that on this day Goa
examines the record of every being, writes
down tie virtues and transgres>ions in the
Book of Life, and that unless the sinner re-
pents the hook is sealed on the Dav OF Atone
mcnt. The services in the SynagogueS last
evening were brief. To-day the services
last all the morning, and arc very lmpre>-
Siye.
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The recitatons from the scholars OF the
various schools reflected much credit upon
their teachers. Prayer was offered for the
prosperity OF the Union by Essex Hicks. OF
Second Bethel Sunday school. The Union
was then addressed by Rev. Jacob r. Rus.
sell. OF Danvillc, Va, and NJ. Bowler, OF
the Second Baptist Sunday-school OF TINS
city.
After reading and disposlng OF tue re-
ports Of the corresponding secretary, sun
day-sclooI missionary, and the eNecut'Te
board, the president appointed George d.
Robinson, OF Mount Tabor sunday. .scnool'
to address the next Union; alternate, Vice
President r. B. Evans.
The Union then adjourned to meet win
Grayel-nill Sunday school on the second
Sunday in December next.
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Entered at the Post OGice at Richmond, Va, as
II .t.s second-class matter. - @c.f's..
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear followed by partly
cloudy weather, westerly winds, stationary
or lower temperature, and higher barome-
ter. " .~ts.
For the South Atlantic States, generally
clear weather, variable winds. mostly west
erly, stationary or rising barometer, and
stationary temperature.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, DWELLING NO. I.?
kitchen with four rooms: gas. water, hath. nc.
Also pWELLISG No. PIT east Main sircct ;
seven rooms besides servants room ana hushcH
g.iS. water. bath. &r. w
Also, DWELLING No. 5 l3 Sixth street. be" Ell
Clay and Leigh streets with i've rooms beSucs bt t.
III. Mt Kitchen with one rorIn. bath. &c.
also. DWELLING 70. l3 Adams street. bctWecn
Main aud Cary. with seven rooms and all conVe-
Also. DWELLING No. l02 Cary street, four
rooms. - =, ,,o .-,, ,,...., ..,,,
Woyrrlv Pace. with six rooms aud all conr-nl-
cnccs Tnl. house Is near the Gamo'eS-iiill Pafk
and lnc Madison school.
,,tth zen rooms and large lot. Appl. TO
20 =, q nn.i3r GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
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THE MOZART THIS sEvESING.-First, over
t,1rc. "La Sircne" (Auber), orchestra !;
second solo Soprano, Didst Thou But
Known tBalle), Mss Giles; third, MIN
uettev (BoccherinO, string qu'ntetfe; :;
fourth, "Hcmwch " (Gungmann), Of ches-
fra: fifth, - Birds Of the Night '-Luilany
fSuIiyanl, Miss Giles; sixth, duo Iiolih
and piano, Favoritl" (DonizettD, DR..
Bartkowski and Mr.. Reinhardt; seventh,
wallzcs, FAIRY Tones" (GungD, orches-
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ZETELLE's PARK-IIoTEL SALE TODAY.

\ GOOD TIME 10 purchase your Blankets. whilst
they be had at such very low prices l. EVY BRO
TIERS. BE sure to cOk At the Ia California and
Standard Blankets. LEVY BROTHERS also oite
great inducements in Black AIl-Woot French Cash.
mercS and other Hrcss Goods; also. In Flannels.
CANON Flanncls, Shec.ings. and ShirtIngs
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MRS. r. COLSTON'S SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
sol EAST GRACE STREET.
The eighth annual session Of this school will b
gtn on the 18TH OF SEPEEEAGER. 1879.

The eighth annual session Of this school will be-
GIN on the 18TH oE SEPEEAGER. 1879.
MRS. CoLSTON PrInclpal-History. Geography
Mythology. Hcacing, Writing. and D!cta!ion:
Miss GRATTAN-Algebra, Arithmetic, Ssoi'e-
TRY, nra1',it.s' S'iT WTIIIaM VALENTINE will have
charge of the Department OF Elocullon, Enshsh
Literature. and Composition. ... ,,
ManhME CRESPI-French Department, ana
gives daily lessons in Reading, Writing, ana Con-
ycrSation. r,a--,,,. o,so
PROFESSOR l. y h-1eFm" '''o
FIR. uch. If desired.
MISS PRICE-Latin. ,~,-;,o i,
The Principal having determined to provloe II, u,
her school every facility for ilnparting nnlsneG
education to young ladies OF any age, mas aFsr,d d
Increased her scliooi-room ACCOMMODATIONS ano
secured The services Of hghly-competent corpS VI
assistants. and She would call particular astGn.9n u
to the new department of Elocuton. ~hlch mas IN
the last few years risen TO great prominence III Il
European and American schools. aud Tor wnlen sur
has been SO fortunate as 10 engage the asslShnot o
the ACCOMPLISHED scholar and experienced tcacEer'
Professor WILLIAM VALENTINE. Wv. =
For circulars apply to The Principal, 70 Nest ~
Johnston. and at W"liord's. nh 3U-epdSt
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THE GREAT SALE TO-DAY
AT ZETELLE'S PARK HOTEL.

At 10 o'clock THIS MORNING the large and at
tractive sale at ZETELLEs PARK HOTEL Will take
place. Let 10 one who may want some useful or
ornamental household article fail to attend. Ihe
hotel axtures, from parlor TO kitchen. are complete
I'm cynry res meet,
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THE LAST MONTH Of The great closing sale of
LEVY BROTHERS. Their store is for rent and fix
lures for sale. Posse ion given on the lst of ncto-
Der. DO not put cir bG!ns or y@u will miss the
great opportunity o! purchasing your goods At lower
prices than you ever saw them.
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NOTARY FOR PowHATAN.-Thc Governor
Yesterday appointed George Wise, OF Gen
ito. . notary public for the county OF Pow,
hoton. Mr. Wise feels confident that all
notarial business entrusted to him will be
satisfactorily attended to.
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COHEN BROTHERS will be CLOSED TO-DAY ana
TOMORROW (ThurstaY and Friday, September
18th and 19th) on account OF holiday. lucy "l,'
OPEN NEXT aoxDAY %irn hTIuBSpGAeG add &"a addi- i Il
tionai attractions.
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BURNETT'S COCAINE allays irritation, removes
all tendency to dandruir, and invigorates T. action
OF the rapiarics In the highest degree thus pro-
moling vigorous and healthy growth OF hair.
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4 FINE CuEw-Cheapcst oui-lOc. 4 plug, > 10
,hc hound 1t T. H'nITLOCK'S,
l4i5 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY oy naTlnY ycU prirI!BE Scn' I.tGt
Disna.Cp PR;NHISG-N0uSE. GGot WorE, 10"
prices. E!:G Satisfaction s.ar2nt.P&,
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VI. ELLTSCN y ! o., auYertlsir ;.-en.', ;n"'rt NO
gcrt!seIrents In ali Of the newspapers of the tnia+
SL;ae az publishers ra"s Orders le.c a Tie Dts
patch countRg-roCm VA receive rroDrt &tter
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REMEMBER THE GREAT SALE AT ZErELLE's
PARK HOTEL TO-DAY.
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BRIEF Ms-PERs0NAL.-Thcre are
large number OF criminal eases awaiting
the consideration of the September term OF
the grand jury OF the Hastings Court which
meets on Saturday at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Rev. &. HI. Read, d. D., returned to he
city yesterday, very much improved by bis
summers vacation, and ready forwork.
Mr.. II. A. Brock, OF this city, was recent
ly elected Fellow Of the Royal Historical
Society OF Great Britain.
Mr. John D. Cameron, editor Durham
IN. C.) Recorder, was in the city yesterday.
The city unatics confined in the Pinei
Hospilal cost Richmond STA for the months
OF July and August.
Mr. r. B. Lyme yesterday sold at auction
the vacant lot on Tenth street south OF
Main. one hundred feet front by slNly fcet
deep. to Dr.. r. n. Hudson, for Sl0O per
foot.
The American brig Caroline Gray, Cap
tain Pease master, arrived here yesterday
from Baltimore with part cargo 10 hhlsn
loading -four for Brazil.
A negro named Winston yesterday dro'e
wagon ND the basin bank, put in Darrel
OF -four belonging to Taliaferro u Co., ana
deliberately drove off. He was Subsequent
" arrested and locked up.
The contract for painting the roofs OF Tue
buildings ut the penitentlary with tne
{" Richmond iron paint" has been award
| cd TO Mr.. y. Il. Pate.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-the worlds great
remedy for Colds, Coughs, AMI Consumption.
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BoARDERS WASTED.-Owing 70 the lateness OF
the season have decided To reduce my board for
October and November. splendid chance fer
yeow-fever refugees. Fine shade, excellent water.
al, conYeniences found In hecoantry. One mile OF
station. Immediately on line of railroad.
fbO;LTu lot ~
Children ard scryauts.....,........,...... 90
Mrs. hIYES HOFFMAN,
Cottage Home,
near Bufor,lsviilc, Va.
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FANCY CUuvIoT SuITIEGs.

Large stock Of all the styles. and will be made
to order in the best manner at popular prices.
r. 4. SPENCE 4 Son.
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The sale at ZETELLE's PARK HOTEL takes place
TO-DAY. Go early.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR.

Eight O'Clock next morning and we were
leaving these famous Springs behind us.
AS we approached the Greenbricr river the
scenery becomes wilder and grander; and
nature, when she mapped out this rugged
country, seems to have lost all symmetry OF
design. Chaotic wildness must have seized
her there in her mighty effort at grandeur:
You see nothing Of that far-reachinS and
well-defined scenery OF the Blue Ridge.
Here all is rugged and conglomcrated, anu
the mind, like the country, becomes con-
fused. We are now ON
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8irlrnlond 9ispatrEl,
THURSDAY. =. SEPTEMBER IS, 1879.

.ss' THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED, CIRUU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. -
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n ICuMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
Is 4O3 EAST MAIN STREET.

JOuN II. POWELL, Principal.
MES T + {: & GbEET4: GkrSnTr Associate Principals
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. -a#.f=t. ..s...s.-
-TnERMoNETER YESTERDAY S A. NJ, GO; /;
8 A. NJ. IA; noon, 81; 8 2. ID, SO; 6 P.
w., II; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature, 745. ... ...
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POWDER.
.-->--.--~--s~-------~~------'
oOWDER! POWDER! !

- DAVENPORT Il MORRIS
Offer for sale Ia tie traie
SPORTING. AND RiFLE-PoWpss. ,d
. f,i, suppiy ou band OF the Lsnin = = a,
=. GRANGE" branh. -
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No. 100 EIGHTH STREET.

The ar,ecu,h session Of !hiS sea"oi VIII begin
-rIlIiRsDAY. September 2sth, 1879.
CHARGES PER SESSION;
Elementary Fnrlish and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Enrijsh and Higher Ma,henatcs.....: ~
r!s,ii r.i,. Eraes FRENCH German, esch......... IL
%t~a.r ,enss ........... so
T1rs.rs; sons ...............,..........-.. so
sIf boy stu-tes more than TWO OF tnese IAN
PAYMENTS rs follows: Ten dollars tslol the daf or
,r,,auce the balance IN three, six. aDd nine months
from The Ssh day ~ September. 1879.
Rows OF cirven years of age received, or II well
sdysncsd.evcn younger.
Circulars Il: the bookstores.
snpllcaions NAV be made 10 the Principal at NO.
g. / ea.i Leigh street. .-. - = =.
THOMAS II. NORWOOD.
&c 1G-lm Principal
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. dc.

FNURUUUU SlUKM To IONL,
L 4 STORY OF TODAY,
BY NELLIE RECTOR,
is pery-weli written little story aud IS q remark
able production when 1t Is considered that tbe an m
boress is lille girl of thirteen years who Is en-
iirely deaf aud VINO has been taught bv her lnoter
through the agency of signs. She Is native Oh thls
CITY. at nresrM residing In Amherst county,. ,
Tie hook Is well worth reaGing and can be oo-
t.inn1 from c. +. JOHNSTON.
en III No. 94S Main street.
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We are now at the White Sulphur. How
changed since forty-siX years ago. We
looked around for the long rows OF cabins
OF former days. All were gone. and their
places occupied by tasteful residences OF
modern architecture. We saw not yes
tire of the old Caldwell mansion; old
things had passed away-all had become
new. It is impossible to conceive OF more
lovely and inviting spot than
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POLICE COURT, WEDSEsDAY-Justice 10
seDh j. White preSiding.-The following
cases were disposed OF:
william Williams and Edward HaraheT'
charged with fighting anu creatlhs Wat u.t
trIrbonre in the yard Of Reuben west.
WilIiams vi I discharged. Gardner fined 800:
5. Ulman, charged with obstruci'nG
Cave street between Second and Third
streets on the 18th. Continued 10 ues-
day next. ..,, s,ordiro
Solomon Wise, charged with Suspenalns
goods over the sidewalk. Dismissed Oh
Promise to remove goods to legal limit.
Richard 2. Turner, charged with keep
ing hog on his premises without permit
Fined 81, and hog forfeited to the city:
Harrison Farley and George Ross
charged with stealing lot OF cabbage o.
the value of $3.50 from George W. W hlee
Farley discharged. Ross found guilty Of
petit larceny, and sentenced, to receive
twenty-five stripes. ~ .,. .
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The Twenty-Sixth Annual Session begins MON
DAY, September 20, 1879.
An able and experienced faculty has been employ
ee. native French teacher viii have charge Of
the French classes and the language Will be spoken
by pupils.
Special provision made fer thorough instruction
in MUSIC anc ART. >s..s:zs: .- (. ..-
For Information or catalogue address the Prin-
cipal, corner Tenth aud Marshall streets.
2G-eod1 m
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NFOUNT PISGAH ACADEMY.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
T. PACE ROBINSON, a. NJ, of Hollins Institute
GERMAN. FRENCH, and MUSIC,
A. FAIRFAX:
DRAWING and PAINTING,
:. LATANE
TERMS

This is n select SCnOCl LOT SOuuS iduSSs
,ryrnIy-seyen miles from Richmond. Nunher o,
numIS limitco to tifcep. The ienth st~slon VIII
pnrn on MONDAY the Sth September, 1879.
TERMS:
Board aud tuition in all literary branchcsSl75 00
Music with use OF insrrument...'.'.......- 4p ~
DaGuclion made in case Of more thah one pupi'
from same patron.
No extras. ,,o., ,ho pr;nci
nal Miss +. PAGE ROBINSON, aylctts post -olnSe'
King William county. Va. se / c2N
N6ISS V. 4. LAWS AND MISS CAkl
lSi LAWS will resume tHfir MUSIC Lessons at
tscir residence, LOT cast Min street The session
mine monthsj will begin OCTOBER ST; 0ut pup,ls
can commence anv time This month. Ihose VINO
wish Ia renew their engagements are rsQueSttnu ~
give notice as early as practi able. sc .M&InoI-
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARD
WI INC AND DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, s and east Fifty-third street. , New New
York. REQ! ems OCTOBER lsT. French ana Sa GGr-
man languages practically taught; thorough IRAN
Ing In primary, secondary. ana collegiate ucpaEi
mcnt,; Singing (So!fcge), Drawing: Palnting ana an,
Needle Work included. Each pnpii recciSe' 'ne
personal care and supervision of Mrs. KEED.
au5 5 Tu&Th3m
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cUOCKOE-HILL ACADEMIA Sc
- LECr SCHOOL FOR EoYS-So. 322 EAsT
Fp ,SKIJS STREET. The fifteenth session begins
MONDAY September 18Th aud closes l3th June
following. Circulars at the bookstores, or III the
sciiOol-rOOns. ,,,x.pr r,
STRICTLY IN Elementary Enei,h'
sol: Higher English aud Maii"ninilc>' s23 La'ih,
Greek. French, ard German each. 80;
e.. 1tncS ST. BEACH. Principal.
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NOTlCE.-Thankins our
= friends and customers for generous p1sr1nass.
,.o asL thcIr attention 10 = lot OF SALMON. HALL
nI,T cMFi rs FR.G-I.EeiS, and other de!icacies
not often found III this market just received ny us
Give us a call and be convinced we are S,and ~
,c H.so "' " N HECLESS & JONES,
p,ea5ICo ,,s stall N.j.2. SecoEd Market.
TOR SALE, A GOOD, sotNDTS
r BROWN HORSE. Rides aud drives 90,
lwcu. Stands gentle wherever left Can ee reiiet
inrsoa, Price, S66 Credit gwen Ii desired. so'd
by owner for want or use x~,,,,r Z, rySr
-se1T3t a-st-s'& htHEEI ID. - ~.
pOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX'
- BcUTED At THE DIaPATCH PRINTING
HCUaE, r..
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INTERESTING TO SPoRTsaEN.-Section J.,
chapter II, of the Acts OF the last session OF
the General Assembly, provides: Hfhat
it shall not be lawful for any person to kill
or capture, or offer for sale or buy, any
partridge or quail between the lst day OF
January and The 18th day Of October OF
each wear; nor shall it be lawful to capture
cartridges at any time by means Of nets or
trans OF any kind until after the expiration
of one year from the passage OF this act;
nor shall it be lawful at apy time to take or
DESTROY the eggs Of the same: Provided, That
it shall not be lawful for any person TO
kin or capture or offer for sale or buy any
cartridges or quail in the following rcoun-
tties-to wit: Brunswick, DinWiddie, Ches-
terfeld, HenricQ, Hanover, Caroline, hing
George, Westnoreland, Northumbefiand,
Richmond, Lancaster. Essex. MiddIesex,
King and Queen. Gloucester, Mathews,
King William; New Keat, james City, 1ors'
Elizabeth City, Warwick, Charles City
Prince George, Surry, Nottoway, Lnnen-
hur,,. Isle OF Wight, Sussex, Southampton. u.
(ireen syille, Nansemond, Norfolk, Princess
Anne; Accomac,@ and Northampton, De.
tween the first day Of February and the nrs'
day Of November Of each year, - - y
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EDUCATIONAL.

AFcGUIRE'S SCHOOL,
WI 500 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
CANDLES BILL
John =. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL,
,,.,bematics and English {osier younger classese
TSofs.sor W. O. ENGLISH, University Of Virginia.
,,-,fe.sor RoDss MAssIs. Of Richmond College,
I-usnsl shaTscs-from $50 TO ES5. Monthly pay.
,oenIs. Fifteenth session begins SEPTEMBER
osTu School. rooms open for entrance sEpTEM'
RER 22D. Procure circulars from bookstores or
MON, one of the teachers. - sc 16-1m
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Im Nv, WINDSOR COLLEGE, essentially
vesu,m ,rssdlntions, male and female, In the same
II hon: p,s ssaa f9r catalogue. Rev. a. b. Jelly, 70.
~ 81 iesadeet &eE Windsor. Md.
~ .1s,.i<i,.,gg y2s-s,TsETh2m
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OF NODEPN LANGUAGES.

y PROFESSOR l.. ~ iASSELkrF,
n;,iyc Of ST Petersburg, Russia.
OPEN OCTOBER lsT. $780,
Yon,hs and small Children tbetwGen SIX am ,iu; aGu
r,,rs nldI OF both sexes taught. CissseS entircIS
sansr,ir Evening glasses for young men IN nGI
man and French Languages practicahy L!ush''
send for circulars 10 2Ol east frahshh street,
L
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rno next session begins SEPTEMBER 22D.
,,,vIor PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

rive I,r3ncipals, recognizing The great advantage
r., cnil.irru OF being trained under ihciI SUI
nerv,sIon Tor The various clas,c. OF The Urinary DC
p-,ni h,yp q, ,Canized such preparatory school
I'.tI ~, ,,,t I'm tie bands of lacy or long ana
sfn! cx pcrcnce In ,cachig little cnilhlen
and though In the same building VIII DC so iar ac-
,h r,st OF The school will they be con-
FIt more thsn three and half or lonr nonrS per
@ Inr' TniIdren thus trained from the beginning IN
- 'mnds nf instruction will have very great aC-
,agcs-re.eiying. they viii d. the closes per, per
s.msuitcniiou bo.h from their inS'ructo! an, .
the priucuil and II The same abafS' !Ila' t"' pr
,ra,y Schools male--viZ.. S35 per session. -. -
Apply 10 the Irncipais. or at Tue ScSh
catalogues living fun particulars. sc 1l-uLscEo-
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1 GeT n,rIn.y SraTJoN. CUiPFPER CouN-
~ VA prepares siu"!enis for University OF VII.
rj,f, c1IIrcc or business. A military dcplrilncnt
G,. hf.u ad,icd. Full CORPS Of experienced trach-
,rs .rw.nty->rcond annual session bcglnS Sepltln-
her 18Th. Terms Tor entire session. S2oo 10 SZlo'
for hoard tuition fuel. wash hH@. liSiilS. anu lur
Tho undersigned at Locust Dale. Madison county,
Va. "A. l. oohDo.';, ~. H.,
So 3-iSclS fflnciIHi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-18

sFISS DANIEL WILL RESUME THE
NI DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL
CORNER NINTH AND MARSHALL STRgETsl
on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER I'D.
Competent assistance has been employed in all De-
nsr,mrnts Pxpils OF all ages VIII be receiver.
'M,ne. +. A. ToGSo will have charge OF the French
classes. ,,.n ~ no
StNSu'h a'1>~'' sc lS-1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-18

AFAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. CON
I'VE CuEDVII.LE. PA, chartered bT the Legs.
a'urc Of PcnRs yivania twcuty one miles southWesl
Of phiiadelphIa. on the Philauepha ami Baltimore
Central railroad admits both sexes. Ihoromeh'S
fits BOYS for college business or for the study o anN
of ,nc professions. GraduteS young lndics. Gives
little BOYS thorough home care. au % -dSW8m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-18
MISS TUCKER WILL REOPEN HER

SrUOOL FOR BOYS md GIRLS
on WEDNESDAY. September 2iih II 3IS cary
street TIE boys and girls will occupy separate
S'I;." u",i.'i ,.",,s for nepiuncrs au 29-1m