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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

PERsoSAL-BRIEF ITENs.-Mr. J. Law.
renee SchoOlcraft returned to the city yes
terday from the Rockbridge springs.
Among the distinguished politicians in
city yesterday were Major John w. Daniel,
General John Echols, Colonel William
Lamb, Hon. ii. II. Riddeberger, Senator
Bliss, James II. Robinson, Hon. John L.
Harris, and General William Malone.
The wheel OF loaded coal-cart ran off on
the corner OF Ninth and Main streets yes
terday. The cart being in the street-car
track, caused stoppage Of the cars about
ten minutes.
Messrs. Mckinney, Daniel, Echols,
George Wise, and Harris will address the
people OF Richmond tonight on the real
issues OF this campaign.
We mentioned IN our local columns yes
terday that the steamer City OF Richmond
had experienced a slight accident TO her
boilers. We are now informed at the COM
pany's Office in this city that there has been
no accident at all, and that nothing has oc.
Cured to her boilers, but that the loss oil
one trip was necessary to alter one OF her
valves.
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DOWNTOWN MERCHANT. hav.

ing passed several sleepless stehis, disturbed by
the asonies and cries Of ssAssing child, ana bes
eouiDG Gconvlnceofhat MIS-. WINDOWS sOOTH-
ING SYRUP was 1st the ssf5eIe needed procured
supply for The chDA ON reasAfug home and ac<-
gsssffibe his wife WA what Ne had doue. she ~
fusedto have It administered to the child. ss she
was strongly In favor ofHomGcpSky. That mint
the cssld passed In sufer7sg and ne parents with.
out sleep. Returning honSe the de-, following. the
father ssnnd me baby stfIf worse; sad while con.
templar;rs another sIeeples nisht, The mosher
stepped fonr the room to att<sd to sons donsessiS
duties, ana !eft the father win the chhd. During
her absens he administered portisU Of the
Soothing sy<tb' to tho baby. md said actnisg.
That night aaliAbds slept welk md the IItfk fellow
awoke in tie nroffrsng bright shd happy Tbs
mother was delighted with the su<saen and WS06es-
fal change. andslshossh at first offended At the d.
ception practicr'upon her. has spntinued TO- 40
the syrup. and ssk3rng crying batses aud restless
nights have disappeared. A sine'b trial OF ne
syrup never yet failed to relieve ne baby an<D
overcome the prejsdfces Of the mothsx Sold bv ~
druggists: rs cents beesic. 80 l5-eod1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

SPORTING NgWs.--The Richmond Shot.
gun Club had rseir last shooting mafet1 Of
the season at the Brewery Wednesday after.
noon. Some fine shots were scored. and
The Club returned'o the city about dark.
The shooting match between Mf. Wornp-
lev, Of Richmond. and Mr.. HOLIDAY, Of
Portsmouth, which was announcedito come
of at Washington yesterday, has been post
poned until some time i'm October.
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HareS in Chesterfeid.- time pre-
scrlbed by recent act OF the Legislature
allowing hares to be killed in Chesterfield
begins September 18th and ends March lst.
This law relates only to the county Of Cbes-
terield, and is the fruits OF the labor Of
Major Walker, senator from this district.
Persons killing hares in the aboyenamed
county between March 1st and September
10Th are liable to be fined from 81 to $5.
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IMPORTANT MEETING IOF BUSINESS MEN,
A meeting Of merchants and other business
men was held at the Tobacco Exchange
Yesterday at O'Clock to consider the ques-
ton relative to making Richmond cotton
market. The meeting was called to order
by George S. Palmer. John p. Branch was
made chairman and John OFT secretary.
Speeches were made by w. l.. Hill, w.
G. Clemons, and w. A. James. setting
forth the facilities now enjoyed by Rich.
mond through the improved railway ar
raugements southward, cheapDess OF ham
ding, and the certainty OF buyers for all
the cotton that can be landed here.
. Mr.. Peter ii. Mayo presented resolution
OF thanks, In the name OF the business in
terests in general OF Richmond, TO the pub
lic-spirited men who have set on foot this
movement, and eniOined the most earnest
work on the part OF our people in carrying
1t TO complete success.
The chairman was, on motion, directed
to appoint a committee OF ten, who would
inquire thoroughly into the merits OF the
matter and report the results at the earliest
day possible to an adjourned meeting to be
called by him.
The Chairman thereupon appointed the
following ommittee-Damely Andrew l..
Elicit, w. G. Clemons, Lucien l.. Bass, w.
l.. Hill, John Ott, James w. Allison, W. A.
James, w. Miles Cary, w. Ben. Palmer, and
w. e.. SeddOn.
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secondly, that the name Funder was to be
dropped, and the party to be known as The
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES party and third.
~, that the primary election was not 10 ap.
ply to the congressional districts.
: At 1915 Tbs morning the Readjuster
committee sent an answer 10 this proposi.
ton rejecting II.
What further win be done !s not known,
but II Is more than probable that all hopes
OF any compromise or solution OF the diff
Guilty Is at IN end.
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County SaperuiSorS.-A regular meeting
OF the Board Of Supervisors of Chesterfield
county will be held at the courthouse next
Monday at II O'Clock. The delinquent tax
list and assessors books will be examined,
as usual, and the Board will consider mat
ters relative to the county roads and pass
upon number OF bills. Orber important
business Will come up before the meeting.
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Readtusfer Response.
ROONs STATE Executive COMMITTEE
READJUSTER ORGANIZATION,

READJUSTER ORGANIZATION,
RICHMOND, Va, September 16, 1880.
10 A. Koiner, Esq, Chairman, de-:
Dear Sir,-I am instructed by the State
Committee OF the ReSdjuster organization,
after careful consideration OF the subjects
involved in your communications OF the
18th instant, to give their decision against
the propositions therein submitted. The
committee does not find in its chart Of
authority from the Convention 10 which il
owes existence the right 10 Withdraw the
electoral ticket or any part thereof. Ii is
true an electOr might resign, but then and
ia that case the only righlful province OF
the committee would be TO bill the vacancy
so created by the appointment Of another
Readiuster elector for Hancock ahd Eng
lish. And this committee cannot consent
to any proposition which shall not evoke
and consult the will Of that majority OF the
people OF Virginia which, in the belief Of
this committee, is the Readiuster party.
Nor has this committee any fear that the
electoral vote OF Virginia is in danger-that
1t is not already, and in our judgment. be-
yon1 peradventure, secured to Hancock
and English.
This committee, however, in respectfully
rejecting the proposition offered by your
committee has not been actuated by any de-
sire to perpetuate strife between the sup
porters Of Hancock and English; and in de-
ference TO an apprehension felt by persons
outside OF The State-an apprehension not
entertained, we repeat, by this committee
it has been resolved unanimouly to submit
the following plan for the consideration Of
your committee as the only method to which
the Readjusters can give their assent.
I am, sir, respectfully yours, &C.,
WILLIAM MALONE, Chairman.
p. s. Our committee will be in session
until II O'Clock tonight.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEETING To.
NIGHT.-There will be a grand rally OF the
Conservative Democrats OF the city tonight
(place TO be announced this afternoon in the
State, and the issues OF the campaign will
be discussed by Messrs. John Echols, John
Il. Harris, Phil. Mckinney. John W. Dan
iel, and George ID. Wise. For this array OF
oratorca talent it is needless to bespeak a
big crowd OF the supporters of Hancock
and English. 1t will be pleasure to our
people to hear these distinguished gentle
men. The general desire for some time has
been to give to the country fitting express
sion OF the city's sentiment in favor OF our
nominees.
Rally for Hancock and George ID. Wise.
Go 10 hear Echols. Harris, Mckinney,
Daniel, and George Wise.
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The samples exhibited by this firm represent over
a quarter OF million In goods TO select from, and
win be sold at the price as II purchased In any
OF their three stores, they have but ONE PRICE,
marked In plain 6gures
We would urge on our citizens who desire to see
fine goods at popular prices TO recolect tina, their
exhibit will be al - on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

Public Schools. S.-The public schools Of
Manchester will open October 4th. All OF
the old teachers have been reelected, and
the grades in the different schools will re-
main as last session.
The schools in Chesterfield county are ex.
pected to begin next Monday week, and
Will probably be taught nine months.
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ACCIDENT on THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GBANY RAILRoAD.-While the construction
train on the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road was running around curve several
miles above the Nine-MiIe locks, wednesday
morning. the front dirt-car jumped the
track, causing several to be thrown in the
canal.
About forty hands were on the cars at the
time, and all escaped from being injured
except Captain V. j. Clutter and Conductor
Wilkinson. The former had his right shoul-
der dislocated, and the latter bad bis right
arm broken at the wrist by Jumping from
the train. The locomotive was pushing the
cars, and did not leave the track.
Captain Clutter was taken to his room at
the American Hotel, where he received
surgical aid at the hands OF DR.. Brock. He
was able TO walk about yesterday.
Conductor Wilkins0n's injury Is. OF
course, very painful, but at last accounts he
was doing well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

Brief HemS.-The Swansboro' Methodist
Sunday school gave picnic at Adams
farm, in Chesterfield county, yesterday.
All who attended seemed TO have had a
pleasant time.
Major Clay Drewry has been elected pre-
sident Of the Hancock, English, and G.. ID.
Wise Club. Of Chester. The membership
OF this club is very large.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ, 55;
Q A. NJ, 06; noon, 79; 8 z. h., 7S; 0 p.
~, II midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 6Si.
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FELL IN THE STREET. Mrs. Woody, an
elderly white woman. fell In the street at
the corner OF Eighteenth and Main yester.
day morning. She was slightly injured.
ana was carried into McPhai!ss drugstore,
where she remained until the ambulance
came and took her 10 the aImshouse for
treatment. -.
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OUR TRUE AND TRIED YBIsNDs John w.
Daniel, Phil. Mckinney, John Echols, John
T. Harris, and George ID. Wise will give
our people tonight correct picture, Of the
political situation.
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CAROLINE JONES. OF Columbia. Pa, says
- nd me one dollars worth OF TUFTS PILLS.
End them to be the best medicine for sick Headache
and Indigestion | ever tried. Ny scquslntances
have fallen In love with them, and desire to have
them. You have conferred a great blessing spsn
thousands of suffering females"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

w. ID. BLAIR 4 Co., 100 Main street, have re.
ceised another supply ofdrsi-fsae Green Tea, which
they are selling at soc. pound.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, slightly warmer southerly
to westerly winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather, except In the northern portions
local rains, stationary or local rains, and
stationary or falling barometer. :.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather. light rains In Florida.
winds generally from the southeast to south
west, with nearly stationary temperature
and barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

NorE-PAPRR AND ENVELOPES, Cards and ~,
vesopes, all kicds OF Wstiug- Paper and knveor Is
al very low prices al LEVY BROTHERS..
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The NOTICE is SHORT But the rally will
be grand one TO hear the speeches OF
Daniel. George Wise, Phil. Mckinney,
John Il. Harris, and General Echols.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

AN ARRAY OF TALENT-John W. Daniel,
Phil. Mckinney, George ID. Wise, John
Echols, and John T. Harris. Go to hear
them tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

HEADQUARTERS FOR LINEN GOODS sat LEVY
BROTHERS. II you want hrst'eiass goods at the
lowest prices, give them a call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

SEE TIE NOVELTIES IN DRBss GOODS AT LEVY
BRorIfERs'.-Handsome styles OF nsw Dress
Goods from l2,<c. 10 1925 per yard.
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CONSERVATIVES DEMOCRATS, turn ont to-
night to hear what EchOIs, Daniel, Harris,
Mckinney, and George Wise have to say
about the politics OF the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

SAVE MoNEY by naving your printSzA Gore atths
DISPATCH PRINTINo-Houss. 0ee4 wc7bs leN
orices. and satisfAction guafAHtesl fstF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

MOSQUITO NRss MOSQUITO NErl-TsAk. Blue
Green, Yellow. and White Mosquito Nea oil Lkvx
RROrHEas'. fts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

Resolved, That the State Central Com
mittee OF the Conservative. Democratic par.
ty OF Virginia, feeling that their paramount
duty is TO defeat the Republican party in
this State and to secure the electoral vote OF
Virginia for Hancock and English and for
Democratic principles, unwilling to permit
their confidence in the strength OF their
party to put to the slightest hazard vote
so valuable and possibly indispensable to
Democratic success, and ready to make any
reasonable advance to secure a result Of
such great national importance, hereby pro-
pose to the State Committee Of the ReSd-
iuster party a combination OF the entire
strength Of Virginia on the following plan ::
That your committee shall name five who
shall be accepted by our committee, and
that our committee shall name five who
shall be accepted by your committee, as
electors, the eleventh candidate to be chosen
either by the National Democratic Commit
tee, as proposed by the shenandoah meet.
ing. or, IL preferred by your committee. by
lot from two nomnees-one named by each
of the State committees.
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with SoZODoNT when they become spongy or de-
tzched from the necks OF the teeth. Let them bleed
freely, and so recover their tone and health. This
sczoDoST is the best remedial agent SS< diseased
gums aud teeth. Try and learn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

FINE GREEN TEA al e0s> pound.
w. ID. BLAIR L CO, ll09 Main stre<A
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REMEnBER THE DEMOCRATIC RALLY To-
NIGHr.-D Daniel, Echols, Mckinney, Harris.
and George ID. Wise will speak.
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.
II YOU wish to be healthy and beautiful, tase Col-
den's LIEBIG's LIQUID BEEF.
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MRS. COLSTON'S SCHOOL
wi FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE


30l EAST GRACE STREET.
This school will open its eiPhth annual session on
WEDNESDAY, September 18th.
English Teachers Mrs. X. COLSTON. Principal;
Miss II. GRATTAN, Assistant Principal; Professor
W. VALENTINE.
French Teachers Madame CRRsPI and Professor
j. La PLACE.
German Miss GRRBE.
Latin: Miss PRICE.
Professor La PLACE will begin the instruction of
his classes al A. Nj. Two medals Will be awarded
In the French department. For circulars. apply to
the Principal. 3-F&Tu1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17

AREPEEsESTATIyEoft ofthe wel.known Ciothiers,
Tailors, and Furnishers. A. sAKs CO., Richmond
Washington, aud Baltimore, will be In our city on
. with full Iine Of
READY-MADE GOODS
for mems, youths, boys, and chldren's wear
SUITS AND OvERCoATs.
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gitllulond Hispatth.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1880.
4- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
"a LARGER THAN THE COMBINED tIECU-
LATroN or ALL THE OTHER DAHL Y NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.

Entered at the Post-offce at Richmond. Va, rs
secoDd-class matter.I
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Correspondence Between the Repre-.
sentatfves Or the Democrats
aud Readjusters.

II
The following is the proposition made Il
the Rezdjusters by The CoHservative.Demo-
cratic Committee With the view OF bring.
ing about an understanding by which all
the supporters Of Hancock and English
might cast their votes Tor one electoral
ticket:
RooNs OF STATE CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
No. 9l2 MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN Ninth AND TENTH STREETS.
RICHMOND, Va, September Is, 1880.
To General Wiliidm Malone, Chairman Re-
ddjuSter State Committee:
Sir,-In accordance with a resolution OF
the Slate Central Committee OF the Conser-
vative Democratic party, hereby respect
fully communicate to you the following re-
solution adopted by them this day, and re-
quest its presentation to your committee,
and as early response thereto rs Is possible.
Respectfully yours. &c,
KorxFp Chairman
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REMOVAL.

THE CITY BANK OF RICHMOND
Il HAS REMOVED to It's new Banking House,
No. 1879 MAIN STREET. four doors 1vst OF Four
teenth street. With improved facilities It's services
offered TO the publfc. sel4.lw
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, so

I'D EAST FRANKLIN STREET.-The sixteenth
session commences WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
18Th, and c Oses on the 18th June following. The
discipline is strict, the schOorOoms large and airy,
the teachers faithful. Those intending TO enter
their SOUS will please DO soon possible, as the
number of seals IS limited Circulars at the book
stores. Charges: Elementary English, per session
of nine manlhs. s03: Higner English and Mathe-
MATES. S69; Latin. Greek. French, and German,
each. 81 payable each three months IN ADVANCE
Sc Aim :. q. BEACH. Principal.
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VIII OCTOBER 4IH.
--L Zee l7-Itsl
DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND, VA.
me twenty.sigh'h annual session O. ,bis widely.
and close JUNE II, 1881.
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
y.B. HAWTHORNE, Dr.
President or Board of Trustees.
MISS sALLEY y. HAMMER (Principall,
PROFESSOR CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ. A.,
Natural sciences and Mathematics.
MISS L. ]. .THURsTON,
fGraduaie Vssssr Coilcse.)
German, Mathematics, and Bisiory.
MADAME G.. GUILLAUME,
Native or France,I
French.
MISS SUSIE q. HAMMER,
Principal Of Preparatory School.
MADAME CAROLINE ERICHlSGs-BERNARD,
V0caliration.
MISS NELLIE DUsTMAN,
Instrumental Music, Thorough Bass and Harmony.
MISS s. G. HAMMER,
Guitar.
MISS ALICIA n. LAIRD,
Drawing, aud Painting In Water Colors.
MISS NJ. j. NORRIS,
president OF Richmond Art Association.)
Porcelain Painting. Decorative Art. KeDsington
Embroidery.
PROFESSOR III. LOTTNER,
Cabstbenics.
Home Department.
MISS 5. +. WALKER.
For ca'alogueqr information. sppiyto
THE PRINCIPAL.
corner Tenthand Marshall streets.
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CCHUOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.

Encouraged by the success OF last session, FRO
PRSSOR HAS >ELFfF will resume the duties OF his
school on fbe 5TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1880. by
hls method yerv Young children, as well as older
pupils. are enabled through daily drill and use OF
The for Ign languages, 10 write and speak them per-
fectly.
Best references given from schools and patrons
OF this city,
Special classes for young men Private lessons II
desired. Hours arranged 10 suit pupils attending
schools Of English.
Pupils can enter AZ any time during the session.
For circulars and further particulars apply at 3O4
east Grace street. au2 calm
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WANTS.

WANTED, 5000 HICKORY EOGS OF
w the best kind OF tough white wood. free OF
knots aud from steaks. or any other mpefftctioDs-
s'zes, 6kto 10 feet long, and from 10 20 inches
In dia IT eter-for which good price win be paid;
material aud quality. Applyto
| A. Il. GOODMAN.
1422 and 1929 Cary street,
INV Richmond. Va.
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T S. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL will he resumed on the
10TH OF SEPTEMBER, AT 70l east Grace street.
The number of pupils is limited to SO many as can
be carefully taught by the Principal aided by leach
ers In French and German.
Terms as heretofore. For particulars send for
circulars. Communicaiisns through the post-oftce
viii receive prompt attention.
a0TH, AT above location. &c 7-dt15Se&teOdi60c
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LOST. spRAYEn. AND STOLEN.

OsT, A BLACK.AND-WHiTE9 -
IL SETTER DOG. Medal No. l2aS. A
coed swara vii oe paid for delivering sane at Aio
east grace street. lI-z
CsTRAYED OK STOLEN, A DARK IySsS
GtRrD COW, white on hack. tail, andfk.
bsnv: ,ne,ism sixe suitable reward will be psidb
q nher delivery OF any Information kft st No. ix2
| gest Cary si3eet. 4. NJ WpVDm ANU
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MISS BESTLEY's SCHOOL.
SCHOOL,
" No. 100 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.

HNfNERSlTf sjbOOLs
" No. l09 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
The sixteenth session OF this school viii begin
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29D.
Boys Of eleven years OF age received; or, III weli
advanced, even younger.
CHARGES PR SESSION:
Elementary Engi-h and Maibenatics.......".s60
Higher English aud Ma ........." g
sIa In Greek. French. German. each.... Ia
Clergymens soDs for all bTanches................ 90
sIf boy Studies more than two of these Ian
susge no charge Is made for the third and fourth.
For two or more bows from the same family a de-
dnction of 3IO VIII be made from each bill over 500.
PAYMENTS as follows: Ten dollars lSl oi the day OF
entrance ihe baancein three, six, and nine mouths
from 9Th September, 1880.
Circulars NJ the bookstores aiter 18Th instant:
THOMAS H. NORWOOD, Principal.
f1g-lm No Gil east Leigh street.
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Full line Of
SAMPLES OF THE LATEST DESIGN.
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
NEcKwEAR,
HOSIERY,
UNDERGARMRNTs,
RUBBER GOODS,
HUNTING SUITS.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

UNIVERSITY CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
~ Ala EAST GRACE s1REET.-MATTHEW
BLAND HARRISON university OF yirgnal,
ncipal-Latin, English. aud Mathematics.
WRIT MINOR, NJ. A University of Vtrginial.
Ancient and Modern Languages. Refer to DIR.
James Y. HsrrsoD, chairman Of The Faculty Of the
University of Virginia, and 10 former patrOns Miss
Sarah y. Randolph, Maryland; Mrs. Edmund Ruff
fin, Old Church; Hon. W. ". COrcOraD, Washing
ton Dr. Francis L. WINS, Alr. x. ii. Meade Colo
mel w. III. Palmer, Mr.. T.. O. Noting, Mr.. Alexan-
der Cameron. Dr. q. A. Crenshaw, DIR. Thomas Pol
lard, Mr. Y. w Pickrell, Richmond. Session beRins
SEPTEMBER 2OTH. au IL -eodtSe 0.tdtSe20
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EDGE.HILL SCHO0L.-The next ses-
III sion of this SCHOOL will commence SEP
TEMBER 18TH. For circulars address the
MISSES RANDOLPH.
Keswek Depot, Abemarie county, Va.