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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF yIGINIA
M RICHMOND.

The forsv.thlrd session OF this Institution will be-
e.n MONDAY, OCTOBER 4TfI. ano continue NINE
MONTHS, This extension OF The term having become
necessity m order 10 meet the demands Of the SCI
ence and The profession.
FACULTY.
J.B. McCAw, NJ. d., Professor or Practice and
IlWv1 ER McGufRE. NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
RIO. r. COLEMAN. M. D., Professor OF Obstetrics.
JOHN 8. wELLroRp. NJ d., Professor OF Materla
Msdica and Therapeutcs.
sTis +. MANSON, NJ. d., Professor Of Physiology
j. :. ID. CULLEN, NJ. D.. Professor Of Diseases OF
wiLLtAM IT, TAYLOR, NJ D., Professor of Chem
istfy and Pharmacy. . =,
ADJUNCT CORPS.
Ed CUNNINGHAM, NJ. D., Clinical Lecturer on
Eye and Ear -,
Heart aud Lungs. -
n. n. LEVY. NJ. D., Lecturer on Minor Surgery.
G. 81. SHIELDS. M. d., Post-moriem Chpique.
Az KoiSKR, ~. d.. Lecturer on Urinary Cne-
misiry.
All the clinical advantages OF the city are at the
disposal OF the Faculty. and the greatest attention
will be paid 10 the practical study OF disease
The Faculty have determined d I'm lengthening their
course not increase the fees which VIII be as tney
have been from the hegi nn,pg-slZ6.
For catalogues or further information appiy 10
j. Il. MCCAW. NJ. D., Dean,
ea 1o-eodfocA 20n Grace street, Richmond.
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Our Schoois.-The City Scbool-Board
Committee on Grades will meet at the pub
lic-school building Monday night to arrange
the grades OF the public schools for the
coming session, and to consider other busl-
ness OF interest.
The School Board meets Tuesday to
elect teacher for School No. 9. Mrs.
Walker, who resigned as teacher OF this
school, is now travelling in West Virginia.
There are several applicants for the va
canpV.
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No ONE CAN TAKE DIR. TUFTS PILLS and re-
main long unwell. They increase the powers OF
digestion and excite the absorbents TO action. The
old stereotyped opinion that calomel must be used
to carry off the bile -" has given away before the
light of science. The vegetable Kingdom furnishes
remedy free from all deeterous effects. such are
Tntt,s pills.
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A TAILORING CARD.

Under the supervision Of very expert
cutter we are making the FINEST SUITS TO
! ORDER at less than prevailing prices. The ad-
vantage Of trying OH a garment before finish
ing IL is a great one for the customer. We en-
ploy the best skilled labor, sell only for cash,
charge you no credit lsk, and can and will
name lower prices than the same grade OF
| goods are sold for elsewhere.
A. SAKs 4 CO.'S
Tailoring Department,
1913 Main street.
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| CONFIRMATION SERVICES. ss.-There will be
confirmation services at Beth Ahaba syna-
gogue Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock by
the pastor, Rev. A. Harris. There viii be
quite large class Of children Of both sexes
confirmed. The pubic IL respectfully in
vited to attend. The congregation is de-
sirous that many who ceuld not be invited
TO the dedication services NAV have this OPP
portunlty Of seeing the bessiiful new house
Of worship.
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LEVY BROTHERS. agents for FOSTERS kIr
GLOVES. with patent laced fastenings, received on
Yesterday their early fall Importation. The Foster
Is now the beau ideal of a handsomey-6tting ano
comfortable Kid Glove, and Is largely doing away
with the use OF buttoned kid gloves. as the laced
fastening is 50 much more convenient. LEVY BRO
TIERS will take pleasure ln showing their popular
hr4nd 10 The ladies and gentlemen Of this Guy.
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FROM THE CAPITOL Ho'lday
has refused to pardon lsham kussei cor
ored), sent TO the penitentiary from Dah-
VILE for five years for feloay.
Yesterday the Governor commu'eu tue
sentence Of Richard Brown (coiored), OF
Isle OF Wight, TO Imprisonment ior '; aIe,
Brown was convicted OF murder IN tue nfs'
degree. and sentenced to be hung
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NEW SCHOONER FOR THE RICHMOND TRADE.
The new schooner Williams C.Wickham,"
which was built in Milford, Del, by Thomas
Carlisle, expressly for the Richmond trade.
and named after General Williams &. WICK
ham. OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
made her first trip to this port yesterday.
She brought a cargo Of coal from Pnladel-
phia, consigned to 5. II. Hawes. The new
vessel came up the river yesterday morn
ing with her colors flying, and attracted
much attention. She registers $50 tons, Is
capable OF carrying $50 tons. and draws II
feet OF water when loaded. She was bui!t
at cost Of $23.2OO. is partly owned by par
ties in Richmond, and is commanded by
Captain Y. $. Steelman, formerly OF tne
"Sarah Snubert." She is neatly equipped,
has a crew OF eight men all told, and comes
chartered by Curtis & Parker. She came
I'D IN the dock yesterday afternoon and an
chored at the foot OF Eighteenth street.
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MrncHAsrs' MrrrlSe.-Tbere will be an .
,mnor,ant meeting Of the merchants ana
h,,l,nsss.men Of the city at the Tobacco Ex-
cSamre cSs today at / o'clock p. NJ. TO recsivs
sSs"s .hs rsy,crt =; me committee appoiultd at
The meeting held lat Friday n reference 10 %
increasing the facilities anu usksos 'AS
claims Of Richmond as cotton Market
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MILITARY PARADE AND TARGET SHOOTING.
The (ioyeruor's Guard. Company Il, Captain
parater. had their first semi.annaal parade
Yesterday afternoon. They presented very
crediiabie appearance while marching from
the Armory TO Clark's Spring, where target
shooting was INDUCED in by the entire CON-
pany. Orderly Sergeant !. Il. Luewig on
the silver medal for making tne pes. enot,
ana Private Joynes the leather medal fo'
the worst shot,
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The business at the New York post-ofnce
has increased so much during the last month
that forty clerks have been added to the
force. The receipts have increased $1,000
per day since the month Of August.
David Seaton on Wednesday added q
subscription Of $4,000 to the Cincinnati
Art Museum Association. The fund now
amounts TO s250, 200, leaving but 10000 TO
be rAlseds
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, winds shifting to northeast and
southeast. increasing. cloudiness and areas
or rain. stationary or slight rise In tempera-
ture, and stationary or slowly-falipg ba-
r0mptor
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GRASS WIDOwERs' TRAIN DISCONTINUED. 80
The grass-w idowers' train on the Cbesa-
peake and Ohio railway made its last trip
to Staunton this season on Saturday after
noon last.
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In East or West, or North or Sou b,
They TO themselves an outrage do.
Who cannot boast fresh, sweet mouth
With teeth like pearls begemmed With dew,
When SoZoDoST all this supplies,
Aad works the charm before eur eyes.
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CYsy COMMITTEE. will be a meet
ing OF the City Conservative Committee On
Tuesday night next, 18th instant.
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LADIES' UsDREssED KIDS.

splendid lot Of Ladies' Three. Bultoned Undressed
Kid Gloves in beautiful shades, at so cents, just
opened at the NEW YORK AUCTION HOUSE, 623
Rrosd street.
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CARpErs. Osb-CL0rHs. Ae.

Rave JUST, RECEIVED Ny FhLL
L sTocK Os GOOi,s. A fun stne ef cAkPErr
OH. CLOTHS. DsUGeETs, IrGS' ,.priSIs: sna MAIs:
SuxDES Of aiI s,slts: a full line ~ PApEk
HANGiNGs OF the latest desRos, AMI NOsVutM
CANOPIEs which kam opsa'ug al iow priSss, p~. Az
orders promptly astsaded To. A. JkNSlS1s.
No. ash Main street, Rseamoni' va.
Sc l2-2m
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JAS. MAcDoUgAtL, foX 4. ~. carpet
MEETINGS.

COMNArDgRY or ST ANDRKw.1
KNIGHTS TeNRLAR,
RICHMOND. VA.ysep,embe7 24. 1850.
CIR KNIGHTS: Attend stated W.
- assembly OF the Commsnderv at sc. ~
Aibaps Hall THIS (FridAvy EVENING AZ ~
7K o'clock, In citi zens' dress. The election y
OF Re order will be held mdthe ComSnf-/
tee ON Pilgrimage 10 Chicago will make their re-
port. A full attendance Is esrvne.tlv Desired
The members OF Richmond Gommanoery, Ne. H
are couri eousIy invited 70 attend.
BY order Of The r.. e..
se 24-lt Cnpfafn-ffenernl
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FROM DR.. :. w. HUNTER,


Colden's LIEBIG'5 LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF take pleasure In recommending; Always
nroduces 0ood blood, health, and sfrenQth.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 Il. NJ, 90;
9 A. NJ, II; noon, u; p. n, rs; g. p.
w.. 70; midnight. 70.
Mean temperature, II 10.
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MI GAMBLE's HILL.
aoo soIJTH THIRD STREET.
JOHN +. MCGUIRE PRINCIPA

". II. CHISHOLM. University OF virginia;
profeSsor w. ~. ENGLISH. University OF SlrgluisS
Professor RoDEs MAssiE' UpiNers'V VI '"e''
The corps Is composed of men who have ~, m"ue &c
teaching their profession and have oeen ensasvu M ="
tt,-sc,iye dnites from eleven 10 twenty-five years
IT.nsi charges from 500 TO $50. See eiIcuisrs IN
,,ot Stores. Apply 70 Principal or Professor rNe'-
iIsH ScbOo-r00ms open sEFihhph @Vi"'
ea tDcfQ
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8itIlnlond 9ispatth.
FRIDAY. ....sEPTEMBER "a, 1880.

ar THE CIRCULATION or The pIsPATCB
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCU.
LATroN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, MY CIGAR AND CONFEC-
l. TIONERY ESTABLISHMENT at No. 2504
Broad street, near The corner Cf Twenty hh street.
This Is one Of The hsndsomest and most complete
establishments OF the kind In the city, having for
years eujoyed a good run Of trade. | am not able 10
give IL the personal attention IL requires and Will
maze price aud terms agreeable to the right nsrties.
For particulars please call al my grocery, No. GIG
Marshall street, corner or Seventh street.
" "a. 1w* ROBERT VERNE.
DOR SALE, STOCK AND FIXTURES
II OF one OF the best retail grocery and liquor.
stands IN tbe city, with privilege OF renting tsore
monthly. Reason for selling satisfactory 10 pur-
| chaser. A splendid business opening for an active
man. Address GROCERY.
Sc l2-3t care Of Dispatch.
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IRON.WORKS.

IRON.WORkS.
THE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA,
BUILD FREiGHT-CARs OF ALL DESCRiP-
MAKE wuFf2s Il2sS, S,Np AxLEs,
AND ALL KINDS or
RAILWAY WORK. FIsH-PLATEs, BOLTS,
CHAIRS, SPIKES AND BAk-IkoN
OF ALL SIZES.
ALSO.
HORSE AND MULE-SH0ES, WAyER- AND
GAS-PTPE,
and all kinds OF IRON and BRASS CASflNGS.
JOSEPH X. ANpERsOS,
An 2o.sm PreaheOs.
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LADIES' UxDRRssHD KIDS.

FINE GREEN TEA at soc. q pound.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co. ll09 Main street.
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splendid lot Of Ladies' Three Butioned Undresset
Kid Gloves, in beautiful shades, at so cents> Just
opened at the NEW YORK; AucTIoS-HousE, o2s
Broad street.
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DTCTMoND COLLEGE,

RiSh"o-'D RICHMOND, VA.
Ne1, session begins SEPTEMBER 2sD and con-
,,nn,s without iutermision nns % rofcssors. who
49, ,horonsh instruction in Latin. Grcek' MoueIh
languages English, Nsthemstlcs' Fny ysics' Sne''''-
a., Moral Philosophy. and Law:
iocs,,op more hcal;hful. Moral inhaences re-
,trsining and e,eystiDg. -
TFRNs UNUSUALLY MODERATE.
ons hundred and nipety.hye dollars tsl9ol VIII
Onc , rSss. FOR nine months session. OF board,
son.I ,r,c,lstioa room rent, servants attend
sncc fuel, lights, aud washing for Guy s'"oe"'s
bosrdng at home, $500. --,,..,..x a,o,y n,
Tor Sa,..S s.' - sSdreSs ID, PUKYEAR,
the OoOhs'"'S Chairman of Faculty.
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SATURDAY MATINEE,)
SATURDAY MATINEE, FUN
SATURDAY MATiNEE.i
SATURDAY MATINEE,I ON THE PACIFIC.
SATURDAY MATlNEE,)

SATURDAY, NIGHT. THE Two ORPHANS,
IN acts-ihe greatest OF dramas, grand.y rem
dered.
Seats reserved during the day at Ramos No.ess
Music Store. Main street.
This company will appesr I'm Petersburg. st th9
Academy of Music, on MONDAY EVENING, SeO-
tembpr 9Th, Sc Z1-lt
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ENTERED at the Poss-Orce at Richmond, Va. as
second-ciass m2tter.I
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DARK FEMALE SEMINARY,
RICHMOND. VA.

This institution offers thorough training In Eng
llsh branches. with superior advantages In Music,
Art. and Languages.
Board on reasonable terms.
Session opens WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~,
1880.
For rates Of tuition see circular. Apply TO
MISS EMMA j. TURNER, Principal,
ql5 west Main street.
References: Rev. Henry McDonald ID. D., Rich
mond Va; Rev. James X. Hszen, r. d., Rich
mond, Va: Rev. Wllham T.. JudkinS. d. d. kich-
mond Va: Rev. G. G. Biting, u. D., Baltimore.
Md z: Professor j. G. Petius, A. NJ. university OF
Virgtnia), president Female College. luka. Miss
Trustees of Macon Female institute, OF which Miss
Turner was formerly principal ,
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pYEIN., CLEANING. De.

CENTLEMEN'S. YOUTHS. sud kOfS'
" CLOTHING CLEANERAND DYED at short
notice. Ladies having dne articles OF sppaleL -
Veiyeis, sashes, Ribbons, Feathers. sears. hia
(Ioyes r, sss, Sbswls. Saczpes &c, W be c'eaned
oe d.eJ Will nnd 4z4 broad street. tne place 10 nsve
,b.ty work done Uamask Curtains dyed. kuSs
cleaned AJPYLE. Broad street near ftrh.
n B.-No branch Office IA Riehinosid' sezt-i"
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~ o. all saiss Of Rest KstesS sssds 6Npe G
fAs pysstDt yea, ha1s 90 be paff by fhs ysrsAase1
On all s1iss made bstrsent tAs Lot 81 ysi1 andle4
o. ms vedy ~ sases soss 20 - yas6 ~ - 49,
BIZ an the real ss.nss sgentr IN Riehmc1d. ana =
3 Itste Bichnend and usinity.J t.1l
JAS. MAcD0UGAEI, fox \. ~. carpets, fa.ni-
fure,&e. VI
W, GODnaN, 4IP. ~. two stores sud dwellings on
the north side OF Federal between ffrss and
Second streets. ts
PAINE HOwLIN. 10 A. IT,, snerctspdise, 6x-
lures, croskery ware. &c.
CHAFrIN, sf APLEs & CO., 81 r. NJ sus,arbsB
brick dwelling near ine corner Of CsrrinRtoo
aud Nosby streets.
FRANK n. HILL CO.. 5 r. NJ. rrsysse's ssse ofs
small brick dwelling aud lot OF ground On tbe
corner OF Baker street 9ni Shocks alley.
JAS. MACDOUG ACI,. IL A. H.. psremptcfy tss1e
sale OF a large isvolcs Of creckery.
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w. ID. BLAIR q Co., ll09 Main street, Pave re-
ceiyed another snpply Of fhrst-Iae Green Tea whici
they are selling at soc. D ponnd.
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EEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

IT S. SQUlRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL will be resumed on The
Inn OF SEPTEMBER, at 701 east Grace street.
The number OF pupils is limited to so II any as can
he carefully taught.Dy The Principal, aded by lesch-
ers in French and German.
Terms as heretofore. For particulars send Ior
circulars. Communcaiisus through the pOst'o'nce
W n receive prompt attention. ..,,,rn
n. Il. NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS stfThMDht
10TH 81 above location. ie 7-dtl 5Se6teodl6uc
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ROOTS. SHOES. Ae.

GO SO-GENTLEMEN CAN
SZ.U gUY FIyF-DOLLAR@
FRENCH CALF GLOvF-TOP TERkY-6ORR
FRENCH-TOE CATER FOR tR3O. They we're
bought al bankrupt sale In Boston at half prfres
and will be sold for half price. This Is no bombu<.
Call and see for yourselves at The soIished
shoe store ~ M.GOLDEN.
mot j. G0laenL
"a nO-lm No. 1923 Main stree
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PROFESSOR LA PLACE WILL RE
il SINE HIS CLASSES and PRIVATE LES
SONS IN FRENCH on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Little Girls and young ladies will be taught In classes
formed at their residence. BOYS and young men >
classes wi be formed at his classroom ZO3 nortn
Sixth street. -, ..a-
The above classes viii be taught at school rates
sny S30 for session OF nine months.
TERMS MODERATE for private lessons.
Monsieur LA PLACE viii also conduct classes IN
French at Mrs. ColsOn's school IRON a. NJ: loc
btte Urls ami Young ladies' with privilege OF ad-
mitting pupils who are not regular attendants OF
that school. go - 4,
CONVERSATION CLASSES VIII De arrapgeu
from TO IL 7. NJ.
Best references in the city.
For circulars and other information apply az the
French Consulate. sc 3-f.Su& w lin
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DYTHIAN NOTlCE.-THE GA
Il members of SYRACUSE LODGE &&A
No. 8, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs. are VI III
requested to attend a regular quarterly Ex,3SW
convention OF the Lode on flAs tFri- \RSW
day) EVENING, September 24tfi, at -
O'Clock. IA important amendments TO the bylaws
In reference to beueGts will be actsd upon. Mean.
bers Of sister lodges fratsrnsliy invited 70 AZ
tend.
By order or the Lodge. G.. q. TH0N, G. Q.
Sc "a. It's
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nFACu MIIITARY ACADEMY, 32l

DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, 322
ID FAST FRANKIIN STREEr.1he sixteenth
session commences WEDNESDAY, sEPIEhbh,h sr,Is
1bTU and c'oses on the l5th June fouowlhg; ine
dscipine Is strict the schOolrooms large ana airy
the teachers fslihful. Those intending 70 enter
shsir Sosf win please do soon as possDe, as tle
,rnh<r of saas Is limited. Circulars AT the book
siores ChsrE,s: Elementary English, per session
~ nine nnnihs tG3: Higher English and Matbe-
m.iies s6q: Latin. Greek. French, and German,
. each slb paySbe each three months IN ADVANCE
~ I'm :. T.. BEACH. Principal.
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AM UNEN ENTS.
AMUSEMENTs.
RIcHMOND THEATRE.
A MOST BRILLIANT OPENING.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE SEASON.

FORD'S COMEDY COMPANY
In the fashionable lve-sct comedy entitled
SCHOOL,
as produced at Waliscs':, New Yors.
The performance OF this most beautiful comedy by
this company Is conceded 10 be masterpieces or
high artistic value Full OF iha merriest eonceis
and the tenderest emotions, IL presents hsurmount-
alb e obstacles 10 ordinary comblnatiosl, -Da "
therefore rarelv done. II will be given here In y
pure drama!
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FURNITURE.


NEW FALL STYLES oE
FURNITURE. "
New and elegant styles -
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
PARLoR SUITS.
In HAIR Cloth. Reps, Raw silk, Sa'in Delainess
Plush. snd other elegIpt goods.
Large assortment of l0w-priced
CHAMBER SUITS.
DlNING-ROOM FURNITURE.
= MATTRESSES, &C.
Examine my stock. and you VIII nnd goods To
suit any one. SAMUEL w. HARWOUr,
So 24-eod Governor street, Richmond.
EOR SALE. a NEW HAlR-CLOTH
II TETF-A-TETE SOFA: been used three weeks.
Apply at No 1910 Franklin street. Sc 23.Zte
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE.-M
~ FALL GOODs.-special attention 10 call ~
ed 10 our large aud select stock of new and de- "
sirsble STYLES OF PARI0R SUITS In spun-SJ
and raw-sk reps aud bair-ctoih; varied assortneDs
Of WALNUT SUITS, in Queen-Anne ani fnst-
Lake styles medium and hne POPLAR aud PINE
GOODS OF every description. We would especially
ask all who IieId buying fu Diure 10 call ana ex-
anime our stock, as We fahe pleasure In showing
our goods We are Determined 10 sell cheaper than
any house In the city, Easy terms of payments.
'' Il. GATHRIGiT q son,
Sc Ism I6 Governor street.
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WANTED, BOARDERS.-Having taken
w house very desrably located on Grace stree {,
wish to accommodate few more BoAkDEke
from October lst. Have a large, pleasant room ON
the first floor sditable for gentleman and his wife
or two grown persons, without children. Can also
furnish several TABLE-B0ARDERS on very rea-
sonable terms. Apply at 5i4 north Seventh street
for further ma articniais sc ] o eod3ls
GUMAC- AND BLACKJACK BARK
- WANTED-we will pay the highest market
price cash for any quantity OF WELL.CukED
rossed or unrOssed delivered al any of the depos or
at our factories In Richmond or Petersburg. Ad-
dress JOHN H. Bh1ANi q Cfp.,
20l7 and 26l9 Main street. Richmond, or ass
Boliingbrook street. Petersburg, Va. ~ Ism
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TTNIvERsTTY SCHOOL, .u,x,r
No. 100 NORTH EioHrn STREET.

The fixtffn.h ftsEiv ~, :, .,a1,
Is ~ nsyeu yeers Of age received; or "e''
adyaactd, even youneer
CHANGES PRR SESSION;
Elementary Eagiish and Mathemsncs' "a
r.so Greek French. tsersssn. eSch.'.' '.''''. 80
Csrgynens sous for AL s.sas' Two cf these Ian.
III ,,o ..he 80 Is msde for The third auo foerth'
a., ,pw. or more bows from lhe same family e ds-
e,on OF will be 10 e IRON eacs pn ~ ~ ~ soo ~
ts,r The hsisnce 10 ,hree six, and nine months
<rnu, 7th September, 1850. ,a..,,
tic"@ TI,uNAs n. NORWOOD. Prircipal.
No 6ll east Leigh street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

The following are sDemocrstic candi-
dates for CONGRESS- in this state: First
district. john. Kleiner; Second. Thos-
r. Cobb: Third. :. NJ. Stockslager |:
Fourth, W. :. Holman; Filth. Col. &. O..
Matson: sixth. no nomination Seventh.
Cass Byfield Eighth, Bayless w. Hanna ;
Ninth, w. r. Myers; Tenth. Daniel
Mcdonald; Eleventh: Gen. James II.
Slack: Twelfth. Walpole G. Colerch :
Thirteenth, no nomination The Sixth
district gives . 900 Republican majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

THE Pittsburgh Record saws il is rather
difficult. by reason Of accurate statistics
being unob,ainable,. TO estimate the value
Of our river commerce in exact figures.
vet enough have been gathered to war;
rant good authorities in placing the an
nual valne of the trade OF the Ohioiriver
tributaries At S750,OOO. OO0 aud the whole
commerce Of the Mississippi and its trib-
utaries at S2Ooo,000.000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06
SLAVE AND SKlNGLE|
FACTORY.
Bee X, Bauer & Co.,
roor:,F cLAi:srnEEr,
sasrER. INDIANA,


cAAy 2-m-E
500 cords ~ shingle hlocks. tor which
we II ay from ~ - ip s. 20, ac-
cording qualiiv.
500 cords IT sfnve finher for which
we viii s,~y from 81 80 to 81 IS per
cord
The h chest price paid for
~faves -ritn hie Scr whist
barrels and heading. deliver
ed at tn Factory. Persons
desiring contracts or f'srfhe-
inias nation will please call
al the Factory.
BECK, BAUER & CO.
Feb. 90. ioSu-lg
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

THE Republican party claims to- have
given us the good crops Of the past few
years. 1t certainly gayeus LOT OF bad
crops such A. the..Credit Mobilier and
DKGoL YES frauds AMI The back-psy -lral
and GAprrvLD was one OF the Husband
men.-Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

Chorus Dem. Dem. etc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

Smith American Company Organ
with eight stops. knee swell. and bcauti-
full tone, for sale 1t the CoURiKR OFvscF.