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Mashed Bet,ceew T,co Cdrs.-Thursday
afternoon about O'Clock negra boy,
living near The Broadroek road, on the
Midlothian pike, had his legs badly mashed
on the DanviIe railroad, near the Granite
Works, below this city, by being caught
between two fat cars. He was riding on
the end OF one Of the ears with his legs
hanging down, and the ear be was on
bumped against another that was standing
on the track, catching bis legs between the
two before be could get away. He was
taken TO his home In wagon, and surgical
aid summoned.
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WHO Is MRS. WINsLOW?

As this question is frequently asked, we will sim
pig say that she is lady VINO for upwards OF thirty
years has unringy devoted her time and talents as
a female physician aud nurse principally among
children. She has especially studied the constitu-
ton and wants OF this numerous class, aud rs re-
suit of this effort and practical knowledge obtained
In a lifetime spent ss nurse and physician she has
compounded Soothing Syrup for children teethlns
It operates Ike maeic--giying rest audhealth-snd
is, moreover. sure regulate the bowels. Ia conse-
quence of his article, Mrs. WISsLOw Is Gconns
worid-renowped As a benefsctor OF her race: chill
dren certainly do RlsE Up and bless bert especially
s this the case this city. Vast Quantities OF ibe
Soothing Syrup are,lAILY sold and used here we
think Mrs. winston has ipuortazsd bernsme ~
This Invaluable araeie. and we sincerely believe
Thousands of children have been saved from on
early grave by iIs timely use. and that millions yet
unborn viii share Its heDe6ts aud unhe In calling
her blessed No sosnHRR has discharged her duty
TO her suffering hle one, IN our opinson, until sse
has giyeu Il the lsuent OF Mrs. VIII slows Soothing
Syrup. Try II, motbers-TRY 1T Sow.-Ladtes
Visitor, New YDsk eity. Sold by AL drussists.-2S
cents A bottle Sc 29-sodLw
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Killed at Coatetd.-Yesterday morning
Washington Walker, a colored brakeman on
the coal train on the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad, was killed at Coalfeld, in
Chesterfield county, by being run over by
tue cars. While crossing n side track be
fell down, and two coal-cars which had
been switched off from the main track ran
over bim before he could get up, killing
him instantly. He had previously uneou-
pied the cars from the locomotive. The
fact was made known TO magistrate, who
had an inquest held over the body soon
after the accident occurred. Walker re-
sided in Manchester, and had been en-
pl0yed on the road some time.
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PLEASANT ENTERTAISMENT.-A concer'
aud reading will be given at the lecture
room OF St.. Marks church TUESDAY
night, October 18th. Mrs. Jacob Reinbasdt
and MIR. william ii. Grant, Jr., VIII smg,
and Miss Ida Huizler will favor the audience
with select readings. The entertainment
premises 20 be one OF the most pleasant oil
The season, and will no doubt be largely at
fended
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Speciof~Grand Jarg.--The following spe-
cial grand Jurors have been drawn for the
October term OF the Chesterfield County
Court, which meets next Monday week j.
f.. Mann, Z. A. Firth. b. a. Davis, Luke
Lundie, Charles Gibbs, B. A. Harkns,
Vincent Markham, Jr., Joseph g. Rock,
Alfred T. Winston. The grand jury will
consider The case OF Phil. Henderson Geo.
lored). charged with breaking into the barn
OF William A. Wright, in Clover Hill dis
trict, aud stealing lot OF tobacco.
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4 child Scalded toith Hot GredSe.-Fri-
day afternoon little ve-year-old child OF
Mr. John Lipscomb. Of Chesterfield county,
met with dreadful accident. Mrs. lips
comb had pan OF hot grease in her hands,
and the child ran against her, causing the
pan to upset. The grease fell on the
child's head and ran down its face, burning
the little one very badly. The child had
not been able to see yesterday, and will
perhaps lose its eyesight.
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Serious Injury Yesterday morning a
son of Mr. Elisha Bowen, who lives just
above the corporate limits, in swsnsboro',
had his right hand badly mashed on Belle
Isle, where he was working at the time.
His hand was caught in some OF the ma
chlnery, and part Of it will probably have
to be amputated. The injured boy is about
fourteen years old.
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PRISONERS TO BE RELEAsED.-TBe lol-
lowing convlcts will be discharged from the
penitentiary this month 9th, Ruth irby !;
7th, Thomas Nelson; 9th, George Brooks;
1lth, james Ferguson and Lewis Cox; 14th,
Lucius Thompson; 10Th, Lewis Davis, Alex
ander Hatcher, and Nathan Oatland; 2lst,
Samuel Washington; 26tb, Ballard Lam
beth; 3lst, John w. Brown.
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Sidney M. Pertiue was reelected for two
years. Since Mr.. Perdue has held the POI
si;ion the cemetery has been beautitied and
improved very much indeed. The Council,
knowing this fact, were unanimous In re-
eleciing him.
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The KrXG's-MoUsTAN CELEBRATION
The Richmond Howitzers expect tn leave
for the King's-Mountain Centennial tonight
at 1O:40 O'Clock. Lieutenant Mcclure and
a detachment Of the company have already
left to select camping-ground, and the
guns and camp equipsge are before tois on
the ground. Besides the Howrzers II Is
expscted that number OF our citizens VIII
also leave tonight to take part in the pa
triotic celebration.
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LEVY BROTHERS,. agents for POSTERS. ND
GLOVES. with patent laced fasfeDings. received on
yesterday their early fall importation. The Foster
Is now the beau ideal of a MISUNDERSTANDING AMI
comfortable Kid Glove, aud Is largely doing away
with the use OF buttoned Kid gloves. "a the laced
fastening Is so much more convenient. LEVY BRO
TIERS viii take pleasure In showing their popular
brand to the ladies and gentlemen Of this city.
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THs BALTIMORE CELEBRATIoN.-At joint
meeting OF Richmond ComDandery, NO. .
Knights remplar, and 81. Andrews Com
mandery, held last night, joint committee
was appointed to inquire and report as 10
the expediency OF attending the Baltimore
celebration on the 11th. The committee
will report on Tuesday night next.
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CoLoRRD GRAND LODGE DUAL. lNDLpEND-
rSr ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLAas.-Th Sc.
cond annual session of this graEd body VIII
meet TO. morrow at 10 A. NJ. at Shiloh Ban.
tist church Fidelity Halll. Delegates VIII
he nresent from all parts OF the State.
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TAKEN TO THE PENITgNTIARY.-Jame M.
Macon, acting City Sergeant, carried the
folIowlng.namcd prisoners to the peniten-
tiary yesterday, who were convicted IN the
Hastings Court last month: j. l.. Spiyey,
three years. for robbery; Henry Jones. two
years, for forgery; Scott Henderson, three
years, for houseDreaking; George WASH
ington, three years for housebFeaking !;
James McCurvis, five years, for hOusebreak-
ing; and David Williams, three years, for
bi9amy.
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TIE HgBRKw SUNDAY SCHOOL The ex.
srcises OF the Hebrew Sunday school VIII
be resumed At the Beth Ahsba synagogue ct
10 O'Clock this morning. Ths eonnrmation
claases Of fS70-s6 and others who desire "a
join the Bible slass arc requested to b pres
at q 1hnt hour.
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Personal BRIEF IrENs.-Mr. Percy
Pickrel. OF New York. formerly Of Rich
mond, is here on visit to his relatives and
friends.
The German brig Iconia entered at the
custom-house in ballast yesterday from BOs-
ton.
The October term Of the Hastings Court
begins next Monday. The following grand
Jury has been summoned Charles Phillips,
+. ID. Hill, J. Is. Cary, T. l.. ID. Walford,
james Il. Gum. j. 6. Hooker. }. E. Blair,
=. II. BaskerviI, and Richard Forester.
T.. r. Russell has been discharged from
the post-ofIice, and not Il. l.. Braselman.
Mr.. Braselman takes Mr.. RusselPs place at
the mailing case.
After tomorrow the Main-Street omnibus
line will be discontinued.
The grand celebration OF the colored
odd Fellows OF North America begins in
this city tomorrow.
Tue Richmond Gymnasium has opened
for the season with very large member
ship.
Judge Hughes will begin the fall term OF
his court in this city tomorrow.
Quite number OF the city lamps are re-
ported out Of order.
Several divorce suits have been entered
IN the Chancery Court OF Richmond within
the past few days.
A Democratic-C Conservative rally is an
nounced for Tuesday night in front of the
Old Market. Distinguished speakers will
be present.
Captain Anderson, who was injured near
the Chesapeake and Ohio wharves, is better,
and is not so seriously injured as at first
supposed.
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NEW LopdE.-G Jlder Rule Ledge, NO;
%, I. o. q. t., has been duly instituted
with twenty-nipe charter members: WIZ
William u. fsobinsOu, worthy CHIEF tsnl'
pIar; NJ. a. Taylor, worthy secretarJ; y.
II. Gray, lodge deputy
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INTERNAL. .REyExus COrLEcrIoNs.-Tbe
collections for the week
cndiog Yesterday were as follows: Mon
day, s6,92l.22 Tuesday. s5,219.4Q; We'd
nesdsy, s7,255.14; Thursday, sll, ,496 g2
Friday, s7.4I7.07; Saturday, e7,5l6.72. To-
tai. Si5, ,7eG.47, The collections for tht
week previous amounted to S53, ,268 97. !,
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PIvAFoRE AGAIS.-The Colored Opera
Troupe will present the ever-popular opera
OF Pinafore at the Virginia Opera-House
Tuesday and Wednesday nights next for
the benefit OF the State Guard. The per-
formances OF this troupe some time since
were largely attended and gave very gene
raj satisfaction. The object OF the enter
tainment is good one, and the troupe ex-
pect a liberal share OF patronage from the
friends OF the company and the public gen.
In
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p .,.sr,x snr,u0aeld uass write.

r.. :. AUSTIN, Springfield. Mass. writes"
For thirty wears have been troubled with costiye'
ness. piles, and pain about the kidOeys became 80
weak that could hardly walk. In this condition l
ser: for box Of TUFTS PILLS, and took one at
bedtime. Can now lay on either side; no piles;
have goOd appetite, and gaining strength every day.
They have brought me out all right"
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JACKSON WARD AR0UsED.-The Conserya-
tiyes OF Jackson Ward bad a roUsing rally
last night under the auspices OF the Jackson
Ward Conservative Club. Stirring speeches
were made by Captain George d. Wise and
Nessrs. Bohannon, Gregory. and others.
/" The Black Belt" is fully alive to the inn
portance OF the great issues involved In the
present canvass. and will give good ac-
count OF itself at the coming election.
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W. -. BLAIR 4 Co., 100 Main street, have re-
ceived another supply of6rsi-raIe Green Tea, which
they are selling at soc. pound.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY For the Middle
States, rising temperature, falling barome.
ter, southeast to southwest winds, and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
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THn WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
milder.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o A.. ", so;
Q A. NJ, SO noon, 70; L. a., 70 7.
". 60; midnight. SO.
Mean temperature, GA l-6.
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A PaAaRAST BRE srH is always pleasure, and
Won Gan have IL by using MEADE BAKERS de-
licisus CARBoLIC MaurH.W hsU II destroi' tie
onaoslHe odor caused by diseased gums and de-
c,ys teeth, and speedily res,ores them to healthy
condition Price, nfty cents u Leiile.
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NJ. RLLYsoE a CO., advertising agents, insert .ds
yertsemeats ia all OF the newspapers ef the Unses
sises at publishers rates. Orders lef at ths DtS
pGtch countinE-room viii receive prompt attsD
III
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DIE. AirIRLDoRFkR, 527 Brad street. wul
open on Moaday 2o new pieces Of "AsPEFs ifo'n
auction at extremely low prices a'so' SUI NV
RUGS. R,.ooR and TsB1E Oih'dLoIhs IN All
widths Gave us a call.
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OyERCOATs FOR
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
CHOICE GooDs-PoPULAR PRICES.

BLACK CAsHMEREs direct from importers at
very low prices. A full liae of PLAIN aud FIG
URED DRESS GOODS. In all the latest STYLES, at ID.
& +. MIT1 ELDoRFEB's, 527 Broad street.
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sAvE MONEY by nsupg your printing done at the
DIsPATCH PRINTnG-HoUsg. Goos ~srs, low
sric.S. aHa salisfsctioy grsarsAtssA.
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Mlul.IN v.
MILLINERY!

H11.-'sa"', cue
Mss A. n. CRUSp a 60. bsying taken JMs8e
tho.s Dc, irabr roJ las over Ma5sme Demelnsns old
st1xA Ia23 Main stree, are prepared 10 exhibit
tis1r stock Of MILLINERY, consisting on ais ite
a,sst styles OF BONNETS aud HATS shd ths psS-
81 SHADE. In gods, embracing all noyet'ies ~ the
uue OF Millinery. Az are requested 10 cai aodex-
anime before purchasing sisewhsge.
-"""' Ms A. X. CRUMP q 90.
L m. s.eod2ws 1898 Nain street, Rlcnm@d.Na.
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FALL BOOTS, SsOEs, TRusKs, BAGS Re- at
j. a. GRIGG'Sr
Tenth and Main.

ON LADIES' BRoAD-BoTToM FlAr.HEEL
SHoEs-yery soft;
GENTLEMEN's ,HCSTISG Shoes.
BoYs' and MISSES SCHOOL SHOES;
A big line LADIES' SLIPPERs' sASNALs' auo
PUMPs;
LADIES' HA sn-MADE BCTToS wALE-fsG-BooTS'
and -
full line gRUNKs. sATGHELs, BASs, STRAPS
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Dcss transmit m through their t.eth. Teeth should
BE- kept free from virus. Use sozSpoSr, Keep the
human teeth clean, and no dasiase can 10 cone b,
the man who says TO bis gri, feel like eating you
ur, dearest
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEkrH ENSURED az
the use OF MEADa& BAKBafs sAPoSINis DENTi-
FercR, which Will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, hf,y cents a box.
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an. Being absent, that gentleman did not

Speeches were also made by Colonel Mar
msduke johnson (since dead. the late James
=. Cowardin. and others. Az night there
was banquet at the Exchange Hotel.
But the Bell l. now no more.
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LEE GALfaRY, MAIN srBEEr.-BEAuufy
PHOTOGRAPHS at such low prices.
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REACH MILITARY ACADEMY, S?2

session Cuinences WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
15TH and oses on the 18th June following. Ihs
di.cipune is stct. the SchOorO0ms large and airy,
The teachers faithful. Those intending to enter
h~r sOAs viii please 90 so as soon as possible IS tnt
numtsr Of seals Is limited. Circulars at the book
storos. Charges: Elementary English, per session
OF nins ronihs. S63: Higner English aud Mathe-
-nAiies. s6q: Latin. Greek. French, and Germsn,
~ A-lm =. T. BEACH. Principal.
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AUCTION AALlA MONDAY.

- On at sAlss Of Rsat Htxts made b<fseea4
1s Drsssss gsay kavs 90 be paiz BY ths pwsAApsssi
On all seJss m sads bssossnth lst of Sss<N N1t taQ
Of ths yAsr tbs tesss have to Be natd ~ tAe sstk
(This saston was adopted sbsnt efteen years -
by All ths real estate agents In RtehmenoS. ana ~
ntfasto Alchneax and yfsinitsds
" CODDIN AZ p. NJ, large hrst.clsss taree.sio-
~ ariek ten. Inent on the south side Oh ffanklln
bssween r,Sth ard seventh streets.
GRUgBS L. WILLIAMS, 81 T.. NJ. thrse frsmrd
dseipDgss Nos. SAT, Sss, snd 31a Concora
sLecf
ROBERT Il. LYME. L. ", csm IsissloDef's saie
II Two tracts of land "a both sfss or ths
| Charles City or Darbytorn rJsds three miles
from Hishmoad.
| r. If0I IZfSGER, High Csestabe. y. NJ, one two
| story aamed house, t. ~ Removes
| LAS MAGDOUGALL. 10, A. w.. hoasshoii frrni-
Brss5 street.
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ACQUIRES SCHOOL.
vi GAMBLE's HILL,
500 SOUTH Third STREET.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL.

". T. CHISHOLM. Uniyerssy OF Virginia;
Professor ". q. ENGLIsH. University OF Virginia
Professor RODEs MAssIE. University Of Virginia
The corpsts composed Of men who have made
teaching thcr profession and have been engaged III
~ 8ctiye duties from eleven 10 twenty-five years.
Ij-ual charges from S0G to SS5. see ciIculars In
s.o0ss:ores Apply Ia Principal or Professor ENG
rISTI. School-rOOIbs open SEPTEs BER 2OTH.
fGfr.
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TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
lind great benefit in having a bottle with themof
COlden's LIEDIG's FLUID EXTRACT oF BEEF.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
u No. lO9 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23D. - -,
Rows of eleven wears Of age received; or, II well
sGvaGceG, even younger.
CHANGES PER SESSION:
Higher English and Maihtmsliea.".....,,... -
ala iu Gr,ek. French. German, eacb.... ...'... ~
Clsrygen's sons for all branches oV
slf'a Toy s.udie. more than Two of these IAN
,l,ses no harge is msde for the third and fourth'
Fer twe or more bows from ihe same family q DE-
dgcfiou of O viii be m sde FROM each bill over vow
payments as follows: Ten dollars ls1Ol The DAY or
entrance the balance IN three, siX,apd pine mOnihS
from 7ih September, 1850.
circulars al the bookstores after 18Th instant.
THOMAS II. NORWOOD, Principal.
reQlm No Gil east Leigh street.
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REMOVAL.

FINE GREEN TIA assoc pound.
w. ID. BLAIR AGO.. ll0s Main street.
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yDUCArsoSAI.


The f,,tv,hird session OF tsis institution WI, Us.
ssn MONDAY. Uc1 oBBR Am. ano continue Nm Nm
MONTHS, this extension 81 We ,ee scf
snce and The profession.
'"' FACULTY.
IF. MccAw. ". d., Professor OF Practice ana
Dssn ., .se ,icETinK NJ H. Professor OF surgery.
10 T" CoIFNAN. VI. D.. prof-ssor OF vhse,r,es.
JouS \. WELLFoRD. NJ. D., Professor OF ha'eiis
Nass sns a,SsoS. II. d.. Professor OF Physiology
aoa : "s n. c1Lirx. M. D. Professor Of Diseases OF
WSTta W%ItIaS Ak n TAYLOR. NJ d. Professor OF Chem
'';Iy ';IyySIsrornER sps 1oMrxixs. NJ D., Professor OF
Anatomy ApJUNCT CoRPs.
IN cfxNiSGnkM, n. d.. Clinical Lecturer on
kys ana al,.afs. NJ. n, Lecturer on Diseases Of TIC
Herr n a"' ivy N. ~ Lecturer on Minor surgery.
~ ~ ~ n <yffrps NJ d., Po>i-NSrLem ChnQue.
t'1'EoISTR' NJ. D.. Lecturer on Urinary Che
misify. ., a..
asposa Il the Faculty sSd ,ns srsasess m 's. a''enu'n
VII Isen,iy have aelermrtd in lsngshsn,ng ,nelr
- 20, 10 Increase the fec<, which VIII oe as theS
ks. hsen from The beEinning-flSo,
r." '~~ j. ". MCCAW. NJ. D., Dean.
&C. lo-eodiOc4 600 Grace street, Rlcnmon1
PROFESSOR La PLACE WILL RE
sUNiE HIS CLASSES and rRiv,Aartt.E., "a |. .,a eEp-
soNsIN FRENCH on tbe l5TH Ot shi :, = d i -. -
,lc eyls ana Young ladies will be tauSht IN cat<s
Formed af thtlr residence. Boys rnd.young men
riasses viii te formed at his classroom, ZV3 hor
The sioye clas scs win he tanRht at school rates
ssy ssO FOR session Of nine months.
rKys MODERATE for private lessons. ,. a.,
MONSIEUR 4 PLACE viii also conduct cmssses, IN
y-.,cb AZ Mrs CoisiOn's school from \. NJ: lor
Hti,e gitlS AMI young adieA. with privilege OF au
miulns pgpiis who are not regular A''eDu'n's "
thaf school. . -...., -, &, ...a,,,.oA
rom 7 10 ! 1 +. Nj.
Resi- references in The city,.
For eirralsrs and oiher information apply az the
French COnsu ate. - o-1.-uS " - 80
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
IL NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
nrs ZOE coLLLGE or GUsINEss.
~ o. 2'aw2m

The next session ouens SEPTEMBER 22. 1880.
Catalogue sent On application 10 the Principal,
/. N. BLACKFORD. ~ A..
a. o. -QsawDn Alexandria, Va.
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MRS. ENGLISH'S SCHOOL
vi FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EASr FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL BE REOPENtD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
2l, 1880.
The snccees ofihis school during the past year has
encouraged the principal 10 secure In addition to the
corps Of teachers of last session other valuable as
distance.
For circulars and further information apply 10
set 5-lm MRS. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
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FiREs fEsTERDAY.-At 9:15 A. M. vester-
day an alarm OF fire was turned in at Sta.
tion 2, First police district headquarters,
caused by the burning OF lot OF clothing
In closet at Mrs. Feeney's, southwest cor
Der Of Eighteenth and Main streets. Loss
about sl5. The fire was put out by The
firenen with buckets Of water.
AT 8:15 last night an alarm Of fire was
turned in at Station "a, corner ef Thirteenth
and Cary streets, by Private Watchmsn
Toier. who saw a suspicious light in the
rear OF e.. l.. Todd's WHOLESALE grocery
house, next to The corner OF Thirteenth and
Cary streets. 1t turned out, however. to
be splint-coal fire In the crate in Mr..
Todd's private Office. The apparatus was
unusually prompt at both fires, and made a
handsome turnout.
At 9:2j last night an alarm was sent in
from Station ., First police district head
quarters, caused by the burning OF. a lot OF
hanging strips in The smoke-house Of V.
Hechler, Jr., II Brother, situated on the
alley running through from Seventeenth TO
Eighteenth street and between Main and
Franklin streets. Loss about 5000; in
sured in Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company. The fire originated from the
fire which was used in smoking the meat.
AT $50 Z. NJ. an alarm was turned in at
Station 26, corner OF Fifth and Main streets
This alarm was unnecessary. lot OF pa
per or other combustible msterial burned
upln a stove on Fourth between Canal and
Byrd streets, and made an uDusual light,
aud a key 10 the box was gotten and the
alarm turned in. No damage and no loss.
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MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARDING
Nl AND DAY-SCHOOL

FOR 1OUND bA'itS.
Nos. ana : east Fifly-tbird street. New York, re-
Opens SEPTEMBER 20. The course of study in
The cGllefiaic departments meets AL demands iCI
the higher education Of women. ~ 15-2taw3m
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LEE-GA1lyaY PHOTOGRAPHS delight al.
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HYpnoPBoBIAi

Read D. 3 L. MlrrELDoRPER's new advertise
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LEE eALLERY.-Chndren beautifully taken-
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BE PuoroeRAPnEp At LEE GALLERb.
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CHILDRRs's KNEE PANTS,
50c., Use, 99c., 81, sl.25, tl.5o.
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BOYS AND CuILDRRS's SUITS,
$3.50 TO sis.