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The New York herald., 1879-03-11

sioooo Us IS small ioo% $1,000 US 5's r. sibc ios.
10000 Us SIS, G, 1907. 100 80
SECOND B0tRD-- r. NJ
5000 La rs, con. be J2N ioDshs Am Dist Tel 4sk
l5UV0 J Cen isc,ass sjIs loo dc............ 45sS
The New York herald., 1879-03-11

do income, Erie frsts sevens consols and Canada
Southern frsts guaranteed There was decline OF
u in Hannibal and st. Joseph eights convertible.
The CLOSING prices OF Philadelphia stocks were-
The New York herald., 1879-03-11

Wheat was dull easier and closed the second call
as folows;-No rod wntcr. sfor March, 81 ioei bid
~ "a asked DO. April n " bid 81 ia asked No,
81 ibsi asked No wnitc. for March. ~ - bid, III l6
iS Sa o. Ss sd sale. a." ." hs sss w.s "
The New York herald., 1879-03-11

GALVESTON. March 10 1879.
Cotton firm; mddling. 9lsc. low mddling. Sssb. good
ordinary she. Net receipts. 1913 bales gross, I.53.
ExporsT" Great Britain 200; to tho Continent, 3O55;
coastwisc, 256 Sales, 6Sj. Stock, 59,576
The New York herald., 1879-03-11

orroN spot was quiet but steady at late prices
Futures opened points higher The market remained
steady during the day closed hrm with advance
tho day Of from to points The closing prices LAY,
compared with those OF Saturday. wore ms follows
4faIrLIsl IarcL lla.l1Ll1 N1a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
The Late Excursion to Cincinnati.

The gentlemen members of the excursion
party from Richmond, Va, to Cincinnati,
Ohio, at q meeting on board the steamer
Clifton, appointed committee and adopted
the fulIowln. resolutions, drafted by them:
" l. Resolued, That The thanks OF each and
every passenger on the excursion are due to
the officers Of the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company and 10 the e., b. ;. and
2. Packet Line, for their considcrate atten-
ton and their runwearyinG efforts to promote
the comfort and enjoyment OF the travellers
under their charge.
2. That the grateful thanks OF the excur-
sionists be extended with especial hearth
ness to Captain j. G. Dame, southern pas
sengcr agent Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company; also, to Captain Thornburg, OF
the steamer Pittsburgh, and to Captain
Campbell, of the Buckeye State, as we'll as
to the other officers OF both lines.
8. That a copy Of these resolutions be
presented to each Of the gentlemen named
above, and that they be published in the
Richmond, :, Charlottesville, Huntington!
and Cincinnati newspapers.
tSlSnedl w. A. Beamish, late OF the British
army, chairman; William NJ. Thornton
University Of Virginia, secretary; Mica
iah Woods, Charlottesville, Va; Dr.. Gar
rett, Williamsburg, Va; Colonel G. w
Terrell, New Orleans, La; Dr.. Douglas
Shirley, Louisville, XIV. Or. V. o.
Thompson, Winston, N. c.; j. W
Blackwell, Durham, N. c.; IT. N. Cul.
lingworth, Richmond, Va; FL. A. Will
! burne, Lynchburg, Va; Joseph Broadus,
Alexandria. Va; G.. P, Gardozo, Wash
ington, D. C.. ',-'".'L 80 =. @-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

d PINAFORR LAST NIGnT-FATISITZA' TO.
large and fashionable au-
dicnce attended the Theatre last night and
enjoyed very fully, no doubt, the wonder
fui performances OF Mr.. Ford's Juvenile
Opera Company IN Pinaiore. t'2.. 49,.
The company is composed almost entirely
OF Philadelphia children, and has acquired,
through constant rehearsing and teaching,
an amazing degree OF proficiency for such
young folks, and that fact, perhaps, renders
the entertainment tie more enjoyable. 8.
Little Miss Lily Parslow as Josephine was
naive and sweet as ever, and was constantly
and loudly applauded. I'D 80 - -!
The opera went off very smoothly, and
the entire company was repeatedly encored.
There will be a grand matinee;this after
noon, at which Pinafore. will be repeated,
and tonight Fatinitza will be presented for
the first time in this city. ..g.ti, =. ,asa,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

PoIIcE CoURT, FRIDAY-Justice j. j.
Crutchfeld presidiag.-The following cases
were disposed of: Il. ui.edIry;..a =
= Sarah Copps :, alias Sarah Jefferson.
charged with stealing lot Of clothing Of
the value OF ,s25, the property. OF Nancy
larceny, and sentenced to Jail for twelve
months. ias2%5 :. 1i;;.s@s ,g..n ~
: John Turner leolored), charged with un-
lawfully trespassing on the property OF the
Richmond and Petersburg. Railroad Com
pany.I Fined, S2.i I'd. ..5ar .,,,,o ti2Il; z -.
James Casey, charged with, assaultlng
Pompey Gray. i Fined %. ~. = =. -
/ John S. Haynes, charged With haylng in
his possession and, distributing aud sireu-
lating certain paper known as the ao''aa"
hawIe, and @. B. Dyer, charged with cir ep-
lating an obscene paper called, the fDdsp.
upon written promise to cease
forever the distribution Of the papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

GRAND JURY HUsTISGs COURT FOR .SEpTEM-
Der TERM.-Thc Hastings Court fall term
commences to-day. The following is a list
OF the grand Jury summoned for IL o'clock:
+. J. Mercer, George S. Palmer, Caleb Ja-
cob. William Jenkins, W. .H. Powers,
Charles Campbell, II. E. C. BaskerviIl, Cole
man Workman, John II. Claiborne, B. Al
sop, "a. j. Clopton, George II. PoiDleS-
fer, James NJ. Estes, Miles Turpins Edward
kersey, W. t. Harwood, Fl. \. Atkinson,
Sr., John J. Cannon. J. {. Dlckerson, An
drew E.. Elicit, J.. W. Beverldge, Thomas
J. Bcal, e. J. Hunt, James A. Craig. b.
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ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE
t. EXECUTIyE COMMITTEE,

RICHMOND, VA, September 10, 1870. } ::
The following canvassers have been ap-
pointed: .. II, .@.'--
Fifth Congressional District-John Sta.
pies. .,... ..,. . .I-t
Twenty-ffth Senatorial District-A. s,
Lee, S. p. Thrower, f. >B. Goode.
Twenty-seventh Senatorial District-E
G. Land, e.. l.. Cooke. .....nG
GreenspIlIe Collnty-John Fl. Wilson,
John w. Saunders, DR.. Edmund Mason.
Sussex County-Samuel e. Briggs, Geo
w. Jackson. j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy. 80
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b. G. GRAY. Superintendent,
ADDISON l.. HOLIDAY, Sup't.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS -

MONUMENTAL CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS =
SERylCE.-The Monumental church has
been closed for some weeks on account OF
the alterations that lave been made to the
galleries and the absence OF the pastor. The
pastor has now returned, and will hold di-
vine service on Sunday morning at II o'clock
in the Iecture-room. The main audience
room ofthe church. has not yet been COM
pleted, but will he in few days. The gal
Ieries have been so altered and lowered rs
to enabcGpersons sitting in: that part OF the
church to see and hear the miuister with
ease. The church will probably be COM
pleted by Sunday week. {: .a'...#.5
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.gW,,W HENRY, Esq.---It will be- very
gratifying to the many friends Of this dis
tirguished gentleman! in this and the nd
joining cognties to learn! that he has been
nominated for the State Senate by the;peo-
pie OF RichmoHd.i Mr.. Henry WAS one of the
delegates from Richmond iuthe last Legisla-
ture, and proved himself the peer Of any mani
ip that body. MIR. Henrg standssquarely on
the platform os. the Conservative party, and
his election would be not only an honor: to
Richmond. but also to the entire State
Fqynauilte Journal
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SUNDAY,
SEpTElTpEp o,.r

ON SUNDAI; September lst. the corners stone OF
the new Catholic Chapel at Jarratl's Depot viii be
laid. " "
Right Rev. j. j. Keane, R!sl,op of Richmond. will
deliver an address on the occasion,
10 order 10 accommodate all who may wish TO
witness The ceremonies an ft.i ,,... = = : ~
|. ...,r......, 81 EXCURSION TRAIN
VIII be run from Petersbnrg-leaviug the Sou horn
depot at 10 A. NJ. and returning at 3 Y. NJ
Persons leaving Richmond on the ycgulIY rxcur-
slon srain on sunday Will arrive here In time 10 jlin
the excrs'o ION 10 Jarratts, ana Sir. shaw ,uperin-
ttndcni) promises 10 hold The 5:25 p. NJ train 10
rats Depot. .. - -
koU USD-TRlP T1aKETS from Petersburg, 81
children over ten and under fifteen years 5Oc iln-
DER ten years. 25c Tickets be had NJ the CeIno-
lie Schoofaud Of Fatser Wilson Sc lSs3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

DROWNED IN THE DoCE.-The body. OF q
colored sailor named Jack OyertOn, from
North Carolina, was found in The dock near
Twenty-tifth street yesterday. Ovcrton fell
asleep while intoxicated on Tuesday night,
while lying ON barge in the dock, and was
not heard OF until his body was found yes
terday. Coroner Taylor was notified. No
quest-accidenta drowning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

The LATE. 1NCENDIARY FIRE.-The build
ings burned yesterday morning were owned
by John Clendening, Matt. Dorar1, and Mrs.
Rogers. The fire originated in Mr. Glen
dening's house, which was in process OF
erection and not entirely completed. The
loss, as has already been stated, was about
$3.50, upon which: there is no Insurance..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

a Bold Aet Of q Thsef.-Thursday night
thief was frightened off the premises OF
Mr.. Charles Amos, on Porter street near
Eighth, by Mr. Amos's Watchdog. As:soon
as the unwelcome visitor reached the street
he fred shot at the dog, which was near
him, killing the animal instantly, and then
walked leisurely away. E-'i ~.
1T seems that the thieves are rather early
in their work this fall. Last winter our peo-
,,le suffered a. great deal by their depreda-
tiops. .tvi5u0 AZ ji.}. s..ET.
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WEATHER. REPORT,

]. eINDIcATroNs Eo. To.DAY.-Forthe Mid
die Atlantic States, INCREASING cloudiness
and possibly rains, easteriyowInds, station.
AIRY temperature, stationary or higher ba-
rometer; ~ e. t,., seea.5.2ad =. hr,,a :;
+ For The South a Atlantic States, cloudy Q:
partly cloudy weather, with rains, easterly
winds, stationary or higher temperature,
and lower barometer. .a;..I a .l,c4q; =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

Sudden Death,-Mrs. Morris, wife OF the
proprietor OF the Chester Hotel, died quite
suddenly Thursday evening" She was taken
with q, congestive chill, which terminated IN
congestion OF the brain. Mrs. Morris was
well known in Chesterfield, and her death
will be greatly regretted. ~ -.gaa yi 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

Thirteenth and Decatur, streets, 10 ibis cisysl
A meeting Of the /. City School, Board witt
be, held next, week, at wh hich time the grades
OF the different schools will be presented
by the Committee on Gradesior adoption.
!, Therewas a,lively sack-race ON one OF the.
back streets yesterday afternoon between;
several young men. The sight was. quite
amusing. ~ '-'.< 50 "
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EXCURSION TRAIN.-1'he train on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad leaving
here at $40 A. NJ. on Sunday will connect
with the excursion train for Jarratt's.j Re-
turning, will leave Petersburg al 6:15 P. Nj.
This will give persons an opportunity OF
being present at the dedication OF the Cath
Ollie church Tomorrow. '.G
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a GOOD TINE 10 purchase your Blankets, whilst
they can bc had at such very low pricesatLEvY BRO
TIERS Re sure TO look at the l. IA California and
Standard Blankets LEVY BROTHERS also offer
great inducements In Black AH-Wool French CASH
mercs and other Dress Goods; also, In Fagueis,
Canton Fkinnes, shcctlngs, and Shirtiugs. ' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

:, THE, WEATHER YESTERDAY, was clear and
mild, q In, the siterp con. it'll was cooler, and
at night cloudy and ithreatening.p4 ri -.
- THERMOMETER YESTERDAY :: g,A. NJ. 60;
8 A. NJ, r.; noon, 80; 8 PM, 's1;s ?.
a., IL; midnight, 55. .'5 '.,,..''j'i.. 4s
Mean temperature, ~. - - :,
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- :; Brief Iiem$.-Some OF the records st the
Chesterfield Court are said to date back
more than. lao years. III; i, t.....
Last night, there was dne audience at the
r snsr. Soins- besides several Instrumental Sc
iec,;ons. alI OK which were we'll rendered.
councilman S. z. Owens, from The Third
Ward. is dangerously i'll at Ids home, on
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..co1oRrp REApJUsTERs' ORGsS.-It i

COLORED READJuSTEKS' URGAN.-IU IS TFl'
morcd that the Criterion, newspaper
published In this city by the late Colored
State Convention, is to appear rs an organ
for the Rcadiusters. w. 9. Roane, the
coIored lawyer, has been invited to take
charge OF its editorial department, but as
Mr.. Roanc has not heretofore been consid.
cred one Of that party 1t is likely that he
will positively refuse the offer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

= TIE LAST MONTH OF the great closing salc of
LEVY BROTHERS. Their store is for rent and tix-
lures for sale Possession given the ls Of Octo-
ber. DO not put off buying or you will miss tie
great opportunity Of purchasing your goods u, lower
prices than you ever saw them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

OFFICIAL VoTE AT TIE LATE PRIMARY.
ELEcTIoS.-Th following has been issued
by Superintendent Gray and HolIaday:.
RICHMOND, September 10, 1879.
We declare that at the primary election
held September II, 1S79,: to nominate SEN.
ators for the district composed OF Rich
mond and Henrico, Henry a. Atkinson, Jr.,
received 2,056 votes; William Writ Henry
received 1896 votes; Samuel FL. Pulliam
received 1856 votes, and that Henry A. At.
kins9n, Jr., and William, w. Henry are
therefore the regular nominees Of the Con-
servatye party. p. s..n' 49,
.s b. G. GRAY. Superintendent,
ADDISON l.. HOLIDAY, Sup't.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City Council. Last night was the regular
meeting-night OF the City Council, but
owing to the want of a quorum the body
adjourned. r...saGp II. ...... n.. 4,
The next meeting OF the body will be held
at Il O'Clock instead'of 8, as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

THIS is what A. A. Fuller, ESD Of Boston, says
about BUREETT'S COCOAINE: "I have used less
than n bottle. The dandruif, and the irritation
which caused t.hase cuIirely disappeared. ana my
hair was never before in so good condition.
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AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
y '' .s.-'
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The coun,enance is pale and leaden- -co!ored with
occasional fushes a circupscribed spot on one or
both checks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
iate; an azure semicircc runs along the lower eye
nd; the nose Is irritated, swells, ana sometimes
oleeds; swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing Of the cars;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the MORN
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
a knawing sensation OF the stomach, at others en-
tirey gone; heeting pains in the stomach; occa-
slonal nausea and vomiting violent pains through:
out the abdomen; bowels irregular, at times co:tivs;
stools Shiny, not unfrequently .ingcd with blood; !;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally dficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough; cough sometimes dry and conGulsive; un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth; temper variable but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLAEE'S VERMIFUGE "
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
- IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
-.n
In any form. Itts an innocent preparation not ca
pa6le Of doing the slightest injury to the moSt
| tender infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's VERMIFuGB bears
! the signatures of C.McLANE and FLEMING Bros
on the wrapper. g.; d. p. p f.:
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2CHEsTgRFIsIb, >Septemb Der 1s, 1870.
Editors Dispdiciss Will you be kind
enough to,state there will be meeting and
speaking at the. public school-house; near,
Wesley chapel on Tuesday evening the
23d instant, at 6 5'tlocks and obIige
-~ s-t1a 80 80 WoODEIFF Tucker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

IT NAY INTEREST OUR LADY READERS to
know that The painful effects Of sunburn upon y
delicate skin can he Immediately rrheved ty the
use of j. & Z. ATKINSoN's Toilet Vinegar.
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Auction &ALGE THIS DAY.

JNO. F. LAUGHT0N, JR.. 10 a. NJ, large and
attractive sale of the Park.I Hotel furniture. bar
room and res'auraYt tjlH'ures, slverwsre' &c.
RICHMOND, BAZAR. 0 j.. NJ. fourteen West Fir-
,, eInin horses, bu2sies. carriages; SC. 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

A FINE CuEW-Chcapest out-l0c. 4 plug, TO
thc pound, 1T 7. WHIrLoCK'S,
i. a-......- -. ..s.. 13i5 bfaia street.
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I!oP BITTERs strengthens, builds up, and cures
continually from the first dose.
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NOW is the timGto buy your CARPETS. D. & F..
blITTELDoREER have q large stock from auction at
very low prices - .,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-thc worlds gree
remedy for Colds, Coughs. ana Consumption.
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DIR. &. MCLASE'S

! DIR. e. MCLANE'S
| -, ..''" '.-'' LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as remedy " for all the Ills
that flesh is heir to-" but in affections of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and SICK
Headache or diseases OF that character they stand
without rival. - .-
AGuE AND FEVER.
No better cathar.ic can be used preparatory to or
after taking quinine.
AS = simple purga,ire they are anequated. .,,a
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. 49,.
The genuine are never sugar coated. @
Each box has q red wax seal on the lid, with the
ttnpress ION DE-. McLNNE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bearsahe signaturesaf G. McLANE
and FLEhuNG BROS. 'a-o,s -
Insist upon having the genuine DEC. McLANa's
LIVER PILLS, prepar:dsy Fleming Bros, Of p it's
,urgh, Pa, tI,e market beng full OF limitations 81
he name 8icLAaE, s,peiisa differently bnt same
,rro,,,,eiat at,or ~ b:,<ti ~ my 19-deow1y
'Ao'a'AAN'-'..H -
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HANDSOME THREE-PrEcE TN ssrs.. for sa at
99C. STORE. i,a.sn g5fCaeua ~. = L. ~.
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TIN SETS worthss.25 and ss 80 all reduced to
50 at 99c. STORE agfsau = ia o&. ~
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CSC. to s2 at 99c TroRE T':'t , .-E s- ..''
~ t+.,t - -TT---------. T------------. .t s ..T
ALL. CnapNos, in carved walnut frame reduced
from sl.75 to 81 25 at 99C. STORE.
b = Il z -. ~.
.CH1LDRES's CARRIAGES at half-price at 9aes
STORE. 80. ,a''o' - ,cfiet;-sst y
= :, . --,'FIl = M st'J
READ D. & j. MITTELDoRFER's advertisement
(, a GENTLEMEN's SUITS. ".,
For Business nj SO; --. ..s,
For Ghslncss at 50:
" T." . For Business at $40.
For Dress at $l2; .- ga
For Dress at 1880:
~ - For Dress at sl5.
s..-.r.~ :. - e -. g1nUI. .r l..
For Everyday PantaleopsS2:f y
For Everyday Panaoons, 81. .25:
.~.. For Every Day Pautaloons, f3.
For Dress -Pautaloons, $3.50; ..,.
For Dress Pantaloons. 81:
For Dress -Pantaloons, $5.
A.sAKs & Co,
ONE-PRIcE rLoTIiIERs,
1913 Main street.
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SPLENDID LINE OF CAaRIAGE-wHlPs from
csc. to 81 at 99c. EroRE. iTG". ) .-t t- 3"
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,rnrCATE0SAH.
: ,.l;1,; ,r.l;c1,f;iiUIRE's SCHOOL.
MI sna SOUTH THIRD STREET,
NA sN SkMBLg,S HILL.

AfI - q kMBIENS Hill. - =
a 'r.E toEN ?. MC6 UlRE, Principal,
49, nnd English (other younger csasscsE
fF" ~ ncieat J,angaages, &C., Il, r.uo,o
,fa.sar fssa Topgs GAssIR, OF Richmond CoieSe'
srsnss ans raitios. exclusive of Ancient and
-. Isncuages $50 20 so, according TO hd-
sacsmesf 1.-THE age OF twelve usaaly diyiaing nc
1850: Ancient Languages tone ,ar eoshl, sac !
eSgf,aantn ssss,on 6eeias on the 2STH INSTANT.
Rooms onen Oh the $50. See circulars. ~
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EDUC,ATlIaNAT..l
!nrEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
A'A ........-.....sy RICHMOND.
THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION ~
or ryJTs tNsTITUTfOS COMMENCES FIRST
: MONDAY OF OCTOBER -t1t
- AND CONTINUES FIVE MONTHS .s'@
FACULTY:

- y 'sLE A5'rsE FACULTY. 80 - 5ttl
soysEs ss,I R F%ss'ss RsSe'0t
JAMES j. McCAW, M. D., Professor OF PFac''ee ',e
HUsTER Ss HssiiSa MCGUIRE. NJ. D., Professosof Sur.
Professor q oasset4rissa, a4 a.ss &C.
J. ssWELLFoRD,. NJ. b.. Professor Of Masssia
~ kscdics hlld Therapeutics.
o. +. MANSON, Nj. D., Professor Of fPhysioioe! ahac
Isac1Sf p:aSUfEIFy:M. d. Professor CT Diseases of
Women and Children :, p.ososeor of
"itEsniha cbetaistrY =; and I pharnsey: h 1a
e.. WstWEST, NJ. IT,. Demonstrntor OF Anatomy.
n. NJ. TAYLOR, d, ID, Assistant Demonstrators Oh
The course ofinstrdction Is co,npete, both theo-
reyfcxf au6 pracTfca, by inc Pron ssors'
assIssed byythe Adjunct Faculty, who Eiye Inc stu
dent q daily examination on the lectures wilhout
'adfnional Charge. 1g%' yn%.I - -, =,
ef aGa Inc eoniHo of tie Faculty The Cy HosDa
the College Hospital, the College Dispensary, and
student as ssn.S aitsons charge: Z l,l + i'til
Expenses for whole course, including Ma OK M
s.assa ,s1saaan e. n'senalns fss summer S.
Practical Anatomy, Demonstrators fee.'' NJ M
Grsana11oa nosra from ti 10 $50 per month.
For further information, amply to ,s
Sc 1910 es,aw&*lOe 6 Dean Of The Faculty.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL. AND
Y MECHANICAL COLLEGE. ,-e,
The eighth session bssns Ihe fd op hostd
messce, 81; in families, nowhere above SlV. IN
creased opportunities for earnings on jarm ana III
81. c. MIN MINOR, g.asssars, RresiaenTS' "a.
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MRS S sQUIRE,s YOUNG LADIES
1HA n>.n SEMINARY, s .,,,,oo,, ~.
No. eis east Grace street. between Second and
Thrd M streets, Richmond, Va, Will reopen SEP
For terms, &c., inquire of the PRINCIPAL; Or 50 send
for circulars. Sc 2O-2tN
MISS PEGRAM'S . .... +.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING. AND
DAY-sCHooL, rs.
412 PARK AVENUE tBEETIlovEN TERRACE),
Sc e-2aw1m .'. BALTIMORE. 3d.. -.
uUGuENoT HIGH SCHOOL. "
The next session of this SCHOOL. opens SEP
TEMBER 25, 1879, For. particulars s ADDRESS dress
:s Sc ll.tOcl "a Huguenot Springs. Va.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.

Ohio Democrats. Of prominence now in
Washington profess TO derive considerable
encouragement from the, political situation
ia that State. They claim that the prospects
are bright, pot only for carryiHg the Legis-
lasare,, but for the. election OF the State
ticket. Within several days past quite a
nice little frhd. has been collected here
among Democratic lsyDpathizers to be
sent to Ohio and placed where It will do
the most good, Campaign documents are
being scattered broadcast over the State
from this centre. t..L- ~ IL. -. IL