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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04

A FEMALE BLACKsMITH.-Rache Vent,
who was buried on Monday afternoon from
the residence OF her niece, Mrs. Dora Rem
schneider, No. % north Spring street, Balti-
more, had for many years worked at the
forge and anvil. Her father, George Vent.
came to this country from Germany and
opened blacksmith shop on Britton street,
afterwards removing to Eden street near
McElderry. She learned the trade IN her
girhood, and became as good hand as any
man could be. AS her father broke down
and grew old she took control OF the shop
and supported the family by her own labor.
She wore tight. fitting woolen dress and
ia blacksmith's leather apron, and frequently
smoked short clay-pipe as she toiled.
When the old man died she still stuck to
the trade, but few months ago she grew
enieebled and rapidly sunk. Her work had
given her in her best days the muscular
strength Of man. She had eligible offers
when young, but she always refused to
marry. preferring TO remain single and pro-
| vide for the family.
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THE WALwoRTHs-Says Saratoga let,
ter: "Frank Waworth, the youth who, In
order to protect bis mothers life, slew bis
father, is here at the old Walworth house,
on Broadway. He has not single feature
or trait OF character that would indicate
that he is parrcide. His health is poor,
but he is reading law. He is tall, fair, and
manly in his bearing, but he has an mex.
pressibly sad, pre6ccupied expression. he
is, OF course, isolated from society. On his
exit from prison his former friends cut
him, and his proud spirit felt it keenly.
His mother has been very busy with her
literary work on art and science. She has
been very successful on her lecturing tour.
She has the respect and sympathy OF the
entire community here, aii OF whom are ac'
auainted with the terrible trials she had to
endure at tho hands Of an erratic husband
and her struggles to care for her five chill.
dren previous to and since his awful death.
She is beautiful woman, on the brink OF
fifty but, despite her sorrows, she looks
ten years younger" ras:@ :e.... Z
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nAxCHRsTEn AND VICINITY.

Chesterfield County Convention.-Pursu
ant to previous notice, convention com
posed OF delegates from each nagisteria
district in Chesterfield county assembled a
the Courthouse yesterday at II o'clock fol
the purpose Of re6rganizing the Conserya
tive party. B. a. Hancock was unani
mously reelected county superintendent
7. j. Cheathan1 assistant superintendent.
The following were chosen Us the Execu.
tive Committee :: George Mason, Dale dis.
trict; w. b. Pinback, Clover Hill; T. j.
Woodbridge, Bermuda; 81. C. Watkins,
Manchester; r. B. Jones, Matoaca !; and J.
e. Cox. Midlothian.
The Committee on Resolutions offered
the following, which. were unanimously
adopted: - %7 s
Whereas the Conservative State Central
Committee in an address to the people OF
Virginia have fully set forth the aims, OBJ.
iects, and wishes OF The party they repre-
sent therefore he it.
!. -Resolved, That we cordially endorse
the said address as being the true platform
star,d. .ei.T e. :! G!
ta!:3Tf1at we believe the MeCulloch bin to
be entirely iushi and honorable, aud call
upon all good Conservatives to. give. their
undivided, earnest, and united support to
the same. =
8. That we regard any further agitation
ofrthe debt questionias snbyersiye Of rishl
aud justies, aaa4aooast bib G;onseEzuttSa&s6
frown upon and oppose any effort to defeat
the wishes of the people. u-,-
4. That the party requires or the eandi.
dates for election to the General Assembly
for the ensuing fall full and unequivoca
declaration OF sympathy with and deter.
minaton to support and carry out by legis.
lation The principles declared and set forth
in said address.
5. Phat a copy OF these resolutions be
published in the Richmond Dispatch, Wing,
and Petersburg Inde1.AppeGL.
Each district was fully represented in The
convention, there being more than forty
present, besides large number OF the most
prominent citizens from all parts OF the
county. The proceedings of the Conyen.
ton were orderly and harmonious, each
delegate being determinedto do all In hi:
power to advance the interests Of the party
Their action was fully endorsed by the
people present without a dissenting voice
A few more counties like old Chesterfield
would settle the Mozart party forever.
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CoNv1CTs DISCHARGED AND TO BIZ DIS
CHARGED. The following convicts were
discharged from the penitentiary, Tuesday :
Henry Ford, sent from Prince Edward ;
David johnson, FluYanna. Henry Conner,
sent from Petersburg, was discharged yes.
terday. Thefolowing convicts will be dis
charged during the month OF September
on the dates given: 4tb, Jordan Epps, sent
from Manchester; Tth,s Washington Bland,
Petersburg; Sth,, John Mccarthy, Fred
erick; 10Th, W. r. Folkes,. Lunenburg
18th. A. W. Smith, Southampton 18th, E,
&C. Wasbburn, Southampton; 18th, Sylves-
ter Douglas, Richmond: 10th, William
James, Richmond; 22d, Andrew Randolph,
Richmond; 23d, Curtis Sammons, halifax ;
24th,' Ella Hardy, Lunenburg, and Shep-
pard Hubbard, Richmond;, 25th,. Perry
NcIms, Bedford, and Nelson Minor, Orange
Goth, Dabney Holt, Lynchburg.
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PROPOSED VISIT OF GEORGIA MILITARY TO
VIRGIN1A.-GovernorH Holiday received the
following letter from Captain j.. F. Burke,
of the Gate City Guards, Of Atlanta, Ga,
yesterday: - r"
ssTo His ErceHency Fred. ". III. Holiday,
Go Ueraor -"
aaDear Sir,-The Gate City Guards hay
ing obtained permission Of his ExcelencY
A. H. Coiquitt, Governor OF Georgia, to
leave this State for visit to many OF the
cities in the eastern and middle States du-
ring October next, respectfully request
permission to enter The Commonwealth OF
Virginia, OF which you are the honored
Executive, the object of the visit being re.
creation and an interchange OF those cour-
tesies that are so powerful in fostering the
good feeling that should exist between the
people of all sections OF our common coun,
try" -" @-
Tho renuaet was pranta1 8
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POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Pelice-J
ice Joseph j. White presiding.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of: ,.t
George Dabney, charged with exposing
his person in the public street.. Locked up
in solitary confinement, without food, for
twelve hours. ....
John Signiago, charged with misde-
meanor. Fined S26. ........a a.-. .t.-.
Peyton Booker, charged with assauIting
and beating Caroline Booker. Guilty OF
assault and battery, and tined $3.50. .
Several other trifling cases were disposed
OF, the parties being discharged.
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THE THEATRE.-The repairs to the The.
atre are progressing, and tomorrow night
the fall season commences with the appear
ance OF the Fay Templeton Star Alliance
Company in the new three-act play, "The
Prince Napoleon; or, The Fatal Field in
ZuIuland," representing in the cast thirty
five ladies and gentlemen. The play Is
said to be one of merit and quite interest.
ing. -,
At the matinee on Saturday and at night
81. NJ. S. Pinafore will be presented.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-First, "War
March OF the Priests" from "Athalia -
(Mendelssohn), orchestra second, solo So
prano, Whate'er Betide" tMillard). Mrs.
Robert Wood; third, solo violin, g First
Air" (DeBeriot). Dr.. Bartkowski; fourth,
"FIower Song" Nange(. orchestra Z; fifth,
solo soprano, g Farewell" (Graham), Mrs.
Robert Wood; sixth, quartette, D minor,
"AudanteN " (Schnbert). strings; seventh,
overture, "Siege Of Corinth" (Rossini),
orchestra. .'s sa va - .&fi..-F
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City School Board.-The Manchester city
School Board will meet this evening in the
"Traylor" building, on Hull street, for
the purpose Of rearranging the grades in
the different schools. superintendent b.
A. Hancock is president OF the Board. Ii
is necessary to rearran2e the grades on ac.
count Of the abollshmcnt of a school in the
intermediate grade.
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MFRS. r. COLSTON'S SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
SOL EAST GRACE STREET.
The eighth annual session Of this school will
gin on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1879.


The eighth annual session Of this school will be-
gin on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1879.
TEACHERS:
MRS. COLSTON. Prlncipal-Hisory. Geography
Mythology. Reading, Writing, and Dictation
Miss GRATTAN-Algebra, Arithmetic, Geome-
try, Grammar, and History.
PRoFEssoR WILLIAM VALENTINE Will haxt
charge of the department OF Eocution' Eng1sf
Literat ure and Com position.
MADAME CRESPI-French Department, and
gives daily lessons in Reading, Writing, and Con
yersation.
Fr, nch. If desired. ........ .,... ..... ......
MISS pRICE-Latin.
The Principal. having determined to provide in
her school every facility for impartinR finished
education to young ladies OF any age, has largely
Increased her scbool.ro0m moaations ss snt &c
assistants, and she would call partieuHr attention
to the new department OF Eioc0tlon, which has In
the last few years risen to great prominence In
European aud American schools. and for which she
has been fortunate 10 engage the assistance o
The ACCOMPLISHED scholar and experienced teacher
Professor WILLIAM VALENTINE.
For circulars apply TO the Principal, 70 West q
Johnston, and at Wslford's. ali oO-coost
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The Twenty Sixth Annual Session begins MON
DAY, September, %. 1879. ,.-.,
An able and experienced faculty has been employ.
ed. native French teacher will have charge OF
the French classes and the language will be spoken
by pupils. 81 .-'
Special provision made for thorough instruction
In MUSIC and ART. .m ....- ..,.... .
For Information or catalogue, address the Prin-
cinal. corner Tenth and Marshall streets.
-- au 2S-eod1m
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! 5THEsTATE CANyAM.:
ROCKS STATE CoNsnRyATIyR1 !
Ex1cuTfvE CCknIfTgE,

Il r- - Il.
RICHMOND, September 8, 1879. y.
I(fONSkRVATIVE I MEETINGS, TO be
addressed By one or more distinguished speak.
ers, will be held throughout tie State during the
month Of September, ~ foliows:
septsmoer 4th-CnaPles City Courthouse, King
George Courthouse, NostoSay Courthouse, Palsstt
Courthouse Sussex Courthouse.
September Sth-Petersbare City.
septenbsr 8th-Botetourt tFincsstle), Caroline
Bowling Gresul, Clarke Coartbouss, Henry Court
house, James City Courthouse Williamsbnrgl Lou
doun Courthouse, Louita Courthouse, Lunenbsrs
Courthouse, Mathews Courthouse, Northampton
Courthouse, Northumberland Courthouse, Kappa
hanneek Courthouse, Shenandoah Woodstock), Sut.
ok, Wytbe Courthouse.
September 9th-Fioyd Courthouse. Giles Court.
house. Scott Courthouse, Tasewell Courthouse, Nor
folk mighty.
September 1o,h-Grsene Courthouse. Portsmouth
iEightl. s3
September 11th-New Kent Courthouse. Prince
George Courthouse, Warwick Courthouse, Peters
burg city (niehth
September 1ssh-Highland Courthouse.
September I5ah-A Alskhany Courthouse, Amherat
Courthouse, Carroll Courthouse, Cuipeper Court.
house, Dipwiddie Courthouse sEHex Courthouse,
Tairsax Courthousss Laheastts ieodftAouse, Mech
lscbsrg Courtbpsss tR1yAtps y forfo,k, cou<ity,
Ptttsyiyauia Courthoute. Rockingham Courthouse
tHafrisoutura1. smyth Courthouse, southampton
Courthouse. t. =
September leth-Prines Edward tFarmville},
WxErsn Cour th0use Front Royal D,tss..a.z, .1s.
Ssptember 17th-Hanaysr Courthouse, Stafford
Courthouse. A 49,
September 1sih-Charlss City Courthouse, Frcde-
ricksburg city, Goochand Courthouse.
September 20th-Bath tWarm Springs). Norfolk
city might.
September 22d-Als1andria city. Bedford Court
house. Cumberland Courthouse. Fauquier Court
houle Nv arrsnlou], Fluyanna Courthouse, Grayson
Courthouse, Halifax Courthouse, Highland Court
house, King William Courthouse. Nelson Court
house, Orange Courthouse. Page Cuuri house, WASH
ingtoa Courthouse tAbingdonl, Westmorsland
Courthouse, Wise Courthouse, Ssaunton Cily.
September 23d-Blznd Courthouse, Montgomery
(ChristiansburgI Patrick Courthouse. Surry Court
house. y.m. r', .a.-.
September 24th-AmeiS Courthouse, Mlddesex
Courthouse.
September 25th-Appomattox Courthouse, Bath
Courthouse, Elizabeth City Courthouse, Madison
Courthouse. IT. n. LOGAN, Chairman.
J. Bell Bigger, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy. 80
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TIE CITY CANDIDATES for the General
Assembly are invited by large number Of
voters in card in another column to, speak
in front Of the st., Claire Hotel Saturday
night. We shall perhaps now haze an
sWers to the. s.four questions" Our re-
porters will be present TO- let the people
know what the candidates say. t,. s. 1drl
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Picnic, AND BALL To>DAY.-Chiekar
mauga Tribe, No. 4S, L. o. 4. M, give
ball and picnic at their hall, on FuEon
Hill, commencing at Ii ID. to-day. stages
will be run from the First Market ana from
the eastern terminus OF the street railway
10 the grove during the day and night. '@
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Death Of an Old Chesterfetdian.-Mr.
King Fowler said TO be the oldest citizen
Of Chesterfield, died recently at bis home,
in The county, at the advanced age OF nine
ty-nine years. He resided during the long
period Of his life near Glover Hill, and was
known throughout the county. His re-
mains were inferred in the county OF Ches
fertield
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1T is NOT OFTEN that such stock or DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., Us LEVY BROTHERS are
now offering is thrown upon the marke. At such low
prices. AS this sale will sny be continued for u
FEW WEEKS LONGER, we advise those In want OF
FIRsT-CLAss GOODS at LOW PRICES to call early
and make their purchases.
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|. IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION OF
AMERICA-ELECTIoN OF DELEGATE FROM
THE CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY OF
RIcHMoND.-A very full meeting OF the
Catholic Beneficial Society OF Richmond
was held at Cathedral Hall on Tuesday eve
ming, and Mr.. John n. Higgins was elected
delegate to represent the Society in the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Of Anne
rica, which meets in tenth annual conyen-
tion in Dayton, Ohio, on the Oath Of Sep
fember I'm,
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BURNETT's BLAvoRINs ExTRAcrs.-The su.
periortty Of these extracts consists in Meir per.
feet purity and great strength. They are war
ranted free from lhe poisonous oils which enter into
the composition of many Of the Fictitious lavori
now In the market.
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COUNCIL CoNNIrrEEs.-The Commlttee
on Light will meet at the upper gas.Works
this evening at s O'Clock. 85''.,4 5i't..@t,.
The, Committee on Streets will meet at
the City Engineers ONCE this evening at 7
o;csock. ~ f,:'ss tftSis. ass.5 lsts< ~ .
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Maury Cemetery.-During the month Of
August there were seven interments at
Maury Cemetery, near this city-al being
white Gour male and three fenales). One
Of the females was a pauper. and was buried
at the eXpenSe Of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04

sAsnREvs:s AxsRacAN QUzss for 6ep.em-
published by w. e. Andrews, New
York. has teen received. Thia 70 very
juterssting and readable monsh3ysfs ts
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/ TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear
and very warm.
/ THKRMoMETEK YESTERDAY GA. NJ, 76 ;
Q A. NJ, 80; noon, 80; P. H., 81; s P.
w., s6; midnight. 76.
Mean temperature, SS2d.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. IN WRITING FOR THE
II BIJlIDENG OF A PUBLIC SCHOOL In Henrico
sounty about six miles northwest Of the city, VIII be
received by the undersigned at the clerks ONCE OF
Henrico County Court on or before MONDAY the
:Sth OF September next. ut which place the plan
and specifications may be seen. House TO be 1Sx3l
feet and be finished by The 15th OF OCTOBER ne15
and paid for when received. ..
e4-St JAMES L. REDD.
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CESAR covered his bald head and gray hair with
q laurel crown. AYERS HAIR VIGoR covers gray
heads with the still welcome locks Of youth.
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SAVE OgEY by naylng yo,lr BsIu'isK done atlhs
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-lioUsE. GOOD Work, loH
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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Communicated

I Editors Dispatch: The voters Of this city
wish to know, whether Mr. 81. A. Atkinson,
Jr., the county candidate for State senator,
witt vote for General Malone or not. He
has not informed us about that point as yet.
- ~. fs,y -. 81 - J.. ssEs yoTFRg
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THOSE CHEAP UMBRELLAS ut LEVY BRO
THEIRS are being rapidly disposed OF. Those who
wish to avail themselves Of the best bargain In this
line ever offered should purchase at once.
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GROCERIES. DC.


ZINE GROCERIES.
We respectfully announce to the public that we
have openedsa store, No. 8l2 EAST MARSHALL
STREET, and are prepared to supply customers
rarh FINE FAMILY GROCERIES. ~"
We keep constantly on hsnd flIl stock or
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS,
FINE flAMS, SCtSARS,
FLOUR, co FEE. eP1CES,
ft CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., &C.,
OF fne quality, and at prices which wth suaT"nlse
satisfaction. DAiSkHEIn W..
sc 2.2w 6l2 ga sV AafhaSA street'
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A FINE CHEw-Eheapest out-l0c. plug, 10
the pound, at L. WnITLocK's,
1445 Maiu street.
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u. ELLYscN Il co.. ADVERTISING agents, insert ad
vertisements In I'll OF the newspapers OF the Unisst
SIa.es az publishers rates. Orders left 1t the Dc
patch eountrE-roou will receive prompt attep
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/ RooAs OF THE STATE CONSERVATIVE D
49,. Executive COMMITTEE,
RIcBMosp. September g. 1879. y

The following eanvassers have been ap-
pointed: - - w
Fifteenth Senatorial District-W. W.
Scott, T. G. Popham.
i Orange County--P. 2. Barbour, Thomas
p wallace. j., BELL BiaaER,
s I, = s, IN 9,f $50 Secretary.
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READ LEVY BROTHERS. column advertisement,
and You will nd some article In it that you want.
and, Of course, will save money II you purchase It
Inf HON
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STAUNTON, VA, 9th June. 1917.
Professor l.. Y. HAssELKFF has been profession
lr engaged IN some OF The best schools In this CITY
for three wears His ability teacher stands pre-
smnng ne xpd cheerfuIly bear testimony to the gen
tltmanly bearing aud strict tnteerlty that al az
times characterized and won for him The love ana
respect OF all.
A. u citzsr VIC are 10th 10 part with him.
WILLIAM l.. BALTHIs,
Mayor or Stnunion.
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8nhn,o,,d 9ispatI1,
THURSDAY -. SEPTEMBER 1. 1879.
ArT THE CIRCULATION OF THE BrspATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAr1oN OF ALL THE orHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. s,,s5s=,
Entered at the Post ONCE ut Richmond, va, ii
second.class matter.I -.
WEATHER REPORT.

* INDICATIONS FoRs RsTo-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly. cloudy weather.
occasional rain, southeasteriy winds veer-
ing to westerly, stationary or lower tenn
perature, and higher barometer. 3
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, southwest winds gem
orally yeeripg to northeasterly, stationary
rslower temperature, and rising barome-
fer a p = - .ra
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STAUNToN, VA. June II, 1879

STAUNToN, VA. June II, 1879.
II gives me pleasure 10 testify to Professor HAS
sELErF's coinr ciency. fidelity. and une1ceDtiona-
hy genll.snaniy department during The 'hree years
he has been associated with Inc teacher Of Modern
Languages dn the Augusta Female Seminary. Most
cordially do commend him to any 10 whom THIS
testimonial may be presented.
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SrAUSToN FEMALE SEMINARY,

II gives me unafcctrd pleasure to say that Profes.
.rr l.. n. HASSELEFF has taught IN the department
ri German In my school With the most gratifying
snecess. he possesses In high degree, the ele-
meuts Of A successful teacher. Ills pupils are de-
rntea 10 him. growing out OF his competency, devo-
lion 70 bis work. and bigh-toned, gcntIeman!y de-
mcanor. ...r,u,-a ,,r, 4. .,. ,,.+,
'u'''' -" ~ j. L. MILLRR.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD, cleanse the stomach, and
swestcn the breath with HOP BITTERS.
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NEcGUIRE'S SCHOOL, "
M1 800 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
GAMBI,EiS HILL

JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Principal. .
Mathematics and English (oiher younger classes)i
Professor w. o. ENGLISH. University OF Virginia,
Ancient Languages, &c;
Professor ROBES MAssIE, of Richmond Collaee,
Usual charges-from $50 to aS5. Monthly pay.
ments. Fifteenth session begins SEPTENBER
25TH Scbool.rooms open for entrance SEPTEM-
BIER 22D. Procure circulars from bookstores or
from one OF the teachers. Sc 2-eod2w
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SrAuNToN, VA, 5th June. 1875

lean heartily endorse all that hr. Miller mas SAID
IN The above Testimonial. u o-,,,nr
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ On all sdtss or Real Estate made betess&
the st or january and lust 0f June the tdzss)E
the present year haze to 5ep6td bythe purchaser
On al suks9 mode betUeen the 1St of July and td8
Of the year the tSzes haze to De paid ty the seter
nv ali the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
niles to Richmond and vicinityJ
]. THOMPSON BROWN. 8 p. n. mich cows
wheat-straw, stock-bricS honse, &C..
ROBERT 3. LYME. AZ r. H., two frame tsne.
nen.s on the corner Of Smith and Leigh streets
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TERMS
MALT ACADEMY,

DAMPATIKE MALE ACADEMY,
IL -. i. KING WILLIAM COUNTY,
TWENTY-FIVE miles from Richmond. Va. The eiey:
cuth session will BEGIN OCTOBER !, 1873, and
ca M shJ fIN III PKREIL, Master Of Arts OF the
Uaiversity Of Virginia, will have charge Of the
TERMS: $3.50 per seston-one half LIST October,
balance February 18th. No extras. ,...,-.Y4,;s
aoAAs ls i; ci,n,si'3. SMadES
MFR. NJ. B. HARRISON, OF THE UNI.
M VERsJrY OF VIRGINIA, after four rears
experience, viii open SCHOOL FOR BOYS nt
No Ia east Srzce street. next door 10 DE-. Cullen 81
on SEPTEMRAR 16, 1879. - -.--.-a
Number Of pupils limited 70 twenty; p.....,urr
Refers TO! Mr.. W. Gordon McCRbe, petersburg
Wtllism X. Peters. Professor OF Latin, University
of Virginia Mr.. Q. w. Picsrell and DR.. Thomas
Pollard, Richmond. Va. and to his former patrons
Mr.. w. W. CorcorRn. Wash,nxtan. d. q: Mlss va
ral1 n. Randolph, Elncott City. Nd; MIR. Edmunt
Rudin, Otd Church post-ofhce. Hanover county. -
For further information apply TO
M. Is. HARRISON.
t.....sse: =. lila Main street,
sc 4-eod1m care OF A. A. Allen Brother.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04

OCUST DALE ACADEMY, NEAR
RApIDAN STATION, CULPEPER COUN-
TY, VA. prepares students for University OF Vlr.
giuia, college. business. military depsrtment
ers. Twcnty-second annual session begins Seplem-
Der 18th. Terms for entire sessit u. $500 to 1910.
for board, tuition. fuel. washing. lights, and FUR
nished room. For catalogue or information address
the undersigned at Locust Dale. Madison county,
Va A. d. GORDON. 4. M.
60 3.tSel9 Principal.