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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

ALLEGED HORSE THIEVES DELIVERED TO
THE HENRICO AUTHORITIEs.-C Charles Chap
man alias Mick Wolf was turned ever TO
the Henrico authorities yestei day by Police
Justice d. c. Richardson 10 answer two
charges OF horse-stealing. Chapman was
arrested several daysago in this city charged
with stealing two horses, valued at 500,
from Garland Hanes, OF Henrico, and has
since been confined in the city Jail. An
other warrant was issued against him charg-
ing him with stealing horse. valued at Sl5O,
from Morton Lockdale. OF HenricO.
James Barroa alias Joe Crarat was also
delivered over to the Henrico authorities
yesterday to be tried for aiding and abet-
ting Chapman in stealing the two horses
from Garland Hanes. The prisoners were
taken to the county Jail TO await trial.
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OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC are hereby
notified that we are in daily receipt of extra addi-
tions to our large stock Of Lades and Misses New
ports, Aimees, Queens, Careys, Camilles, Jose
phlnes. CarDiyss, and other Leading Styles of
Sandals and slippers; also fine lot Of Gentlemen's
ow.Quarter Shoes. Having Just purchased large
quantity of these goods from New York and Boston
commission.houses at greatly reduced prices, owing
to the ateness Of the season, We are enabled TO Offer
Inducements In price, well full stock 10 selec,
from. HERMAN B0SCHEN BROTHER,
5O7, 500, and 5ll Broad street.
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A MIDNIGHT ROBBER CHASED AND CAP
TURED-SEvERAL SHOTS FIRED AT HIM.
Friday night between II and / O'Clock
James McCurvis (colored) was arrested,
charged with feloniously entering in the
nighttime and stealing sundry articles from
the store OF James Stewart, on Franklin
street near Fourteenth. Curvis entered the
store before it was closed at night and con-
cealed himself. About II o'clock W. r.
Bond and w. s. Jackson, two young men
who live in room over the store, went
home, and had been there but short while
when they heard a suspicious noise beneath
them on the first floor. They went down
to see what was the matter. On getting
down stairs they opened the front door,
Soon as it was opened Curvis, who had hid
himself In the house, ran out into the street
with several pieces Of clothing and small
amount Of money which belonged to Bond.
The two men Immediately gave chase and
fred several shots at the thief, who was
finally captured in Locust alley and taken
to the First police station. The stolen pro-
perty was found in Curvis's possession
when he was arrested. The prisoner was
examined in the Police Court yesterday and
sent on to the grand jury Of the Hastings
Court for Indictment. Bail was refused.
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SENT On TO THE GRAND JURY.-In the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning james S. Ryan
was up, charged with unlswfully and felo-
niously stealing $500 from Roland Mills.
Fourteen witnesses were examined, and
several hours were consumed In hearing the
case. The accused was sent on to the grand
jury and committed to Jail.
John Mcneil was also up, charged with
unlawfully harborng and cOncealing James
S. Ryan, who was charged with felony.
Mcneil was sent on to the grand jury, and
bailed in the sum OF $500, with Owen c.
Mcneil rs surety.
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OFFICER SWEENEY ASSAULTED AND
WouNDED BY A NEGRO PRISONER WHILE AT
TEMPTING TO TAKE Hrn 70 Tun SrAtIuN-
HousE.-Last night between 10 and IL
O'Clock Officer Sweeney, OF the Second po-
lice district, in attempting to arrest negro
man named John Henry Bright was struck
upon the left side OF his face with granite
spawl by him and seriously injured. IL
seems that the negro was very dis
orderly near the Second Market, and
was ordered by the officer to 90
away from there. He refused, how
ever; whereupon Mr.. Sweeney started
TO arrest him. Bright ran off, and was
chased by the officer through an alley be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets near Broad
into house occupied by negroes. He was
finally captured, and while on the way TO
the station-house made another effort TO
escape. When near the statioE-bouse
Bright picked upa stone and struck Officer
Sweeney with 1t with great force, knocking
him senseless. He then ran of, but was
captured by Officer Tominson and carried
to the station-house. DR.. Brock was sent
for to attend Mr.. Sweeney. Bright says he
works at the Gale go Mills. he will have a
hearing at the Police Court tomorrow
morning.
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REV. sYLvANUs COBB thus writes IN the Boston
Christian Fireman. We would by no means re-
commend any kind OF medicine which we dld not
know 10 be good-particulariy for infants. But OF
MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge; in our own family II has
proved blessing indeed, by giving an infant tro1-
bed with collie pains quiet sleep and It's parents ul-
broken rest at night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here Is an article which works 20
perfection, and which is harmless; for the sleep
which 1t affords the infant Is perfectly natural and
the little cherub awakes as bright as button"
And during the process Of teehing its value IS in-
calculable. We have frequeatly heard mothers say
they would not be without IL fIom the birth Of the
child I'll II had finished with the teething sitge on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all druggists.
Twenty five cents bottle. de 3l-eodiw
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Kicked by a CoH.-Josepb Coster, little
boy five years Of age, was kicked by colt
at Mr.. Philip Hatbeway's fam, In Chester
field county, few days ago. The little feI-
low was playing with the animal at the time.
His skull was badly fractured, and 1t was
thought soon after he was kicked that his
injury would prove fatal. Since then he
has gradually improved and is likely to re-
cover. DR.. Ingram, OF this city, attended
the unfortunate little fellow.
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.

January 13. 1872.
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Entered at the Post-ofnce at Richmond. Va, AZ
second-cless mztter.l
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic and East Gull States. partly cloudy
weather in the first district. occasional rain,
essterly possibly yeering TO southerly winds,
stationary or lower temperature and baro-
meter.
For the Middle Atlantic States, increasing g
cloudincss, possibly occasional rains, south
easierIy winds, stationary or lower tempe
nature and barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warmer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ. 6S;
o A. NJ, IL noon. s6; 8 L. NJ, So; O z.
H., SO; midnight. 10.
Mean temperature. 7Ss.
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Brief HemS.-The Hastings Court will
be in session tomorrow and will probably
adjourn for the term.
There are several prisoners confined in
the city Jail at present. All OF them are
colored.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Chesterfield
county met last week and adjourned with.
out transacting any business OF special i'm
portance.
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CAMPAIGN DOcUMEYTs.-The secretary OF
the Republican State Executive Committee,
Mr.. Arthur A. Splitter, received from Wash
ington yesterday forty bushels OF campaign
papers, which are TO be distributed through
out the State In The interest OF the Repub-
lcan party. The documents came in twenty
bags, and are speeches OF leading Republi.
cans OF the country, Garfield's letter Of ac-
ceptance, and congressional records. Mr..
Splitter says "he intends to food the State
with these papers,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01
LACEsl LACEsl LACEs

LEVY BROTHERS
have made large additions to their stock Of LACEs.
See their large assortment of
ToRCHoN, LANGUEDoC, CLUNY,
RUSSIAN, SMYRNA, AMERICAN,
SAXoNY, GUIPURE, ANTIQUE,
BREToNNE, CASHMERE, YAK,
and other fashionable Laces. They also show the
largest stock OF HAMBURG EDeINGs aud INSERT
INGs all OF which will be sold at the lowest prices
LEVY BROTHERS are now selling their stock Of
SUMNER DRESS GOODS at and below cost. Nov IS
the time 10 Duy.
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THIEF FRIGHTENED 0rF.-Saturday morn.
ing about O'Clock thief was disco yered
10 the second story OF Mr.. Ashe Harris's
dweiHpg, on the corner OF Fifth aud Broad
streets. Oficers Seal and Hulce went up to
arrest him. but the thief escaped from the
resr Us they entered the building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

ExcrR RsyoN TO MOUNT PLEAsANT.-Rescue
Councii. no. /, JDnior Order OF United
American Mechanics, will give an excur-
sion TO Moant Pleasant, ON the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, next Monday. Dancing,
bathing, boating. sack-race, and a tub
race in the lake will be among the amuse-
ments. Train will leave the depot, on
Broad street. at s:l5 o'clock. Refreshments
will be furnished at city prices.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON. VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase IN prosper
Nv from wear 10 year. II offers superior advantages
I'm location; I'm It's buildings aid grounds; III lt'
general appointments and sanitary arrangements
rs full CORPS Of superior and experienced teachers
IFS unsurpassed advantages In music. modern IAN,
guages eiOcutiOu. fine arts. physical culture, anO
Instruction In the theory and practice or cooking
the snccess ful efforts made to health, conf
fort and happiness; is opposition 10 extravaganza;
IT'S standard OF solid scholarship
c.talogues je lS-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
you can have 1t by using the delicious CARBoLIc
MoUTn-WAsH prepared only by MEADE BAKER,
Pharmacists. II destroys the offensive odOr caused
by diseased gums and decayed teeth, and speedily
restores them TO healthy condition. Price,
hfrv cents hottie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

HENRICO REPUBLIcANs.-Tb Republican
Executive Committee OF Henrico county
met at the county courthouse in this city
yesterday afternoon and remained in secret
session several hours. Matters concerning
the approaching campaign were discussed,
and various questions OF interest to the
party 10 the county were considered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

NEW AGENCY FOR LITIUA WATER.-fiavlng
been appointed by Colonel Thomas Y. Goode one of
his agents for the sale of BUFFALO LIrHfA WATER,
We shall keep supply Of this very yalsabe water
on hand and are prepared TO meet any demand
that may be made on US for II. u. W. POWERS &
Co, Druggists. No. 1905 Main street.
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IS,RSFS MULES. Ae.

EOR SALE, A No. DRAf- Tn
n HORSE. sfxtees hands high: war IA
asDtsd sound. Apply 20 FISHER & NfLEs.
fy 3I-2t 1905 Cary street.
0R0OD MARE FOR SALE.-A E-N
~ beautiful BLOODED MARE, spirited. ~
81 Lihd aud gentle disposition. and perfect In ss-
meus Of form. NAV be npsc based for t73. She iits
e ~ badly driven that her feet are uDsuited Tor
ihe foss on the ely streets. This Is the cause fer
dTefs IMAKF"
)Yzs d&gIws Dispatch once
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mANCHEsrER AND VICINITY.

Seut On.-At the Mayors Court yesier-
day morning Finn Burruss dstas 1onn t,a
Coleman (colored), who was arrested ,s.. 10 LUIS
city Friday morning, charged WIN .nnns
bis wife by cruelty beating her' was sA'
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amined and sent on TO the grand jury Of
the Hastings Court for indictment, and
committed to jail. The remains OF bis wife
were inferred in Maury Cemetery at the
expense OF the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

Harbor-Master Styll makes the followin
report for the month of July: Number G
barks entered during the month, 8; numbe
OF bries, 6; number Of schooners, e
Total, 81.
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Death Of Mark Addms.-Mr. Mark
Adams, well.known locomotive engineer,
OF this city, died Friday night at his resi-
dence, on Twelfth street, in this city. He
had been sick some time previous to his
death. Mr.. Adams was an employt OF the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company,
aud was held in very high esteem by his
feIow.workmen. He leaves wife and two
children, who in their sad affiiction have the
sympathy OF many friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

REAssEssMENT OF PROPERTY -Messrs.
II. Coalter CabelI, j. l.. Apperson, and w.
A. Boswell, the assessors OF real estate, will
commence their field work tomorrow morn
iug. They will begin with the property
corner OF Twenty-ffth and Main sti eets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

HAVE ANALYZED THE WnIsKEY known uC-
der the brand OF B-Solect," controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, aud
find 1t free from Justl-ou and other impurities,
and recommend its use for medicinal and family
purposes. J. b. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

For GoUT, DYSPEPSIA, Bilious. Remitlent, and
Intermittent Fevers, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver,
Kidneys, and Bladder, DIR. TUFTS PILLS have been
wonderfully successful. These diseases are the re-
suit of vitated blood. As bloOd-puriGer they have
Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

Love rules :he court, the camp, the grove,
But this We find where'er We rove,
That SoZODONT alone supplies
The dizzing teeth and ruby dyes,
That lend the maiden half The charms
That win her to her lovers arms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

ANNUAL PIc-NIc.-The annual picnic
for the benefit OF 81. Patrick's church Sun.
day school will be held at Bon Air On Tues
day the 10th instant. There will be music,
dancing, baseball, and other amusements.
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FROM PATRONS OF THE SCHOOL.

have been well acquainted with the management,
discipline, and literary advantages of Kenmore
University High school ever since its estahllsh-
ment. ID my opinion II has no superior.
SAMUEL II. HENRY.
Judge Of Amherst county.
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PAsrURAGE.

BEAUTIFUL MEADOW PASTURE
- on THE CEAIGyOH ROAD three miles from
Richmond. nkxr hr. William Cbrisflanb. Only
- per month for sse pasture. good water, sail. and
careful attention. refer, by persnissios. TO Major
4. H.Srber. FOR iatorlnalloD spply AZ SO7 west
fsfp. cfsjgton j0sd. - a. 80 jI2b~lw
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EDUCATIONAL.
MORE UNIvE RsIT Y
n HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUsk, VA.

u. A. sTRoDE tMsth. Medsllist, Y. Vs.l, frfnclpa
." and instructor IN Mathematics aud Na,ura
= NELSON. NJ. A. university Of VIreinial, Ins
~ s,,ueior In Greek and Latin.
CEMENT icdueaied In Germany ana ior laany
ve.rs resident ia Psrtsl, lnstruc'ot IN oerhah
wrench, Italian, and Spanish.
This SCHOOL Is strictly preparatory 70 .ne & uh,, y,
,sseh,us snctn,s 10 speak the several languages OF
luropc. .,o, po<,,,ct,ou ,,.da
- - " ,,,5nisier,s ION or of two broiherS
For catalogues address lhH 49,
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Siatisticat.-Tbe clerk OF the Hastings
Court issued seven marriage-Icenses during
the month OF July-three white and four
colored--and recorded nineteen deeds.
The Coroner was called upon only twice
during the past month. One poSt.mortem
examination was held.
There were no fire-alarms during the
Mnnth.
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fFrom the Lynchburg News
KEN MORE HIGH SCHOOL.

We have known the school thoroughly ard inti-
maiely from its fOundatiOn-were patron for some
years and rs To those matters of which we are com
petent 10 Judge, most cordially endorse The s. moo
aud The people among whom II Is located
For fuller testimonials see catalogue.
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Dear Sir,-As UairOn OF vOur school ] take
Measure IN commanding II IN the hghest terms for
rs many advantages. = Respectfully,
TAYLOR BERRY.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

r. s. ANDERSON 4 son, 10 A. NJ, groceries, sc
JNO. y. LAUGIlTON. JR., ! A. VI, trustees SAFE
OF photograph gallery, with Its furniture, appa-
ratus, &C.
Z. HOLZINGER, High Constable, 10 A. NJ, house
hold furniture. machine. oil. &C.
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Hive in sight OF "Keumore." ] have watched Its
biTth, Its growth. and development In Its mora
and senilemanly teachings and influences. and In
it. literary aud scientific advantages. II has as high
school no superior. SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND.
June is, 1878.
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RAINFALL FOR TIE MONTH.
CUsTOM-UOUSE REPORT.

During the month Of July 10 foreign ves-
sells cleared from the custom. house; OF
these 3 had cargoes OF corn, comprising
"a, ,56S bushels, valued at Sj0,675; bad car
goes OF -four, comprising 1904 barrels, val
ued at S57,910; | with cargo OF lumber,
valued at S11 1888; with cargo OF wheat,
comprising 1876 bushels, valued at S22,-
212, and | with q cargo OF tobacco, COM
prising 20S hOgsheads aud 42l tierces, VAL
ued at SS9,450-total, 1921, ,030. The corn
was shipped to France and England, the
-four to Brazil, the tobacco and lumber TO
England. No foreign vessels entered du-
ring the month Of July.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
The internal-revenue collections for the
month amounted to S142, ,9327 "A. The coll
lections for the week ending yesterday were
as follows: Monday, S5,527.59; Tuesday,
S3,.17.3S; Wednesday, $5,97195; Thurs
day, S5,332.50; Friday, S3,323 go; Satur-
day, 9,34925-total, S33 22S.27.
POLICE COURT STATISTICS.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed of 297 criminal cases and tried 205
charges Of ordinance violations. On crimi-
nal charges IL persons were sent on 10 the
Hastings Court for indictments; 80 were
convicted OF misdemeanor, and 20 were
committed to jail In default Of surety for
their good behavior. Fines Collected ::
City, S246; State, $3.50; COSTS, s52.
Total, SS7350.
FIRE-ALARMS.
During the month ending yesterday three
alarms OF fire were turned in-two alarms
were given from Box %, corner OF Seven
teenth and Marshall streets. The damages
by fire were comparatively small.
CORONER's WORK.
Coroner Taylor viewed ten bodies
during the past month and held one post
1nOrtem examination and one inquest. -Four
were white males, two were colored females,
and four were colOred males.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following is a statement OF the -four
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending 3lst July: 1,7S5 barrels family,
2,4Sl barrels extra superfne, 81 barrels
superfine, 80 barrels fine, 22j barrels con-
demned.
MARINE NATTER.
Uarbor-Master Styll makes the following
report for the month Of July: Number OF
barks entered during the month. 8; number
of brigs, 6; number Of schooners, 20.
Total, 81.
DEEDS AND MARRlAGE-LlCENsES.
There were lS2 deeds admitted to record
in the Chancerv Court OF Richmond during
the mt nth OF July.
The clerk of the Henrico County Court
recorded 81 deeds and issued marriage
licenscs-3 whites and ) colored.
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Sunrise average for the month, 6o.53

ID High wind and rain In the afternoon. and rain
f2l Heavy shower at noon, aud hard rain at
night.
i3) Thunder storm at nighttime rain.
IA Rain In the afternoon.
Isl Slight rain In the aft rnoon.
iGj Rain, and thunder storm at night.
III showery during the day, and slight rains on
No y A, aud OSib
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTf-
FRICE. which will speedily remove incpent tartar
and scurf. Price. fifty cents a box.
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EMINENT DIR. II. r. WALTON,

ANNAPOLIS. ND, WRITES:
Codcn's LIEBIGs LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF
is superior to Cod-Liver OH anything have ever
used in wasted or impaired constitutions.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
Don AIR.
jy 2s-Iw

ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
~ Board per day. according 10 location Of room
and Dumber OF persons In same, el.50 10 $3.50;
per week. % 10 ell; per month, $50 10 t4O.
Ing over seven persons at less rates. Round-tfD
tickets from Richmond to Orkney over Chesapeake
aud OHIO railroad, good till October lat. tlt.
JONES PARKER.
~ 17-lm Proprtetors.
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The Kenmore Academy Is regarded
s amongst the best of the Virginia schools OF high
grade GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES,
Professor History. Literature and Rhetoric.
U'NfVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May 80, 1875.
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TESTIMONIALS.
PROM MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY OF TUE
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

ININTNSITN On NINtENIAs(
CHAIRMAS's OFFICE, May 20, 1878.
Sir,-It gives me pleasure 10 say that You have
cent well. prepared yonng men 10 this institution
Your school Is noted for its SC Cd discipline and
jis thorough educational training. -
Very truly yours, JAMES r. HAhklSON'
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rN1vrnsIrY or VIneINIA. May "a. ls7s.

CNIVENs1II OF NII.VINIA' oIHE 2 q 10 o.,
Not only from my knowledge Of Mr.. StT0de's high
r,puistion, out akO from personal acquaintance
with him, and. above all, from intercourse In my
own Classroom with young men taught by him,
Zee; certain that the of teaching at Kenmore
- THOMAS Il. PRICE.
Profe sOr OF Greek.
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MRS. ENGLIsH'S SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL BE REOPENtD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
II. 1850.
The success Of this school during the past year
has encouraged the principal 10 secure In addition
10 the corps Of teachers Of last session other yalu.
able assistance.
For CIRCULAR and further information apply to
MRS. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
fV Io.lwStM WHFlm
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Mvknowledgc OF Mr.. II. 4. StrOde's abilities and
atIainn tnts. his great success ss teacher ana the
high standing which his pupils have obtained upon
entering the University. Justify me In recommends
ing his liigh school most earnestly and cordlalY.
A SCHELE DENERE.
Professor of Modern Languages, &c.
TrNfxrpctTV OF Virginia.
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8irhmund Aispatfh.
sUNDAY..........."AUGUsT 1, 1880.

~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED ctRCU.
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Nay 27. ls7s;

UNIVERSITY OF NIHIINIA' way III ibfo:
/ regard The Kenmore School as standing de-
servsdIY IN the first rank of High Schools In the
Several particulars of thorough teaching. Judicious
management. healthfulness, anc accessibility. ~
FRANCIS ". SMITH.
Professor Natural Philosophy,
University Virginia.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA. May 27, 1878.
! DO not hesitate 10 recommend the
Kenmore High school as in every respect deserving
Tho con Dhdence aud patronage OF The public
WILLIAM r. PETERS,
Professor of Latin University OF Virginia.