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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-15

M0RTUARY REPORT for the week ending
Saturday, September IL, 1880:
Cause of Death: Aphtha, / cOlOred !;
casualty, white; cholera-infantum, l white,
| colored; consumption, 3 white, col
ored; cOnvulsiOns QnfantiIe), l colored !;
drOpsy, l cOlored; drowning, l while,
coIored; emphysema, coI0red; fever
(childbed), l colored; fever Uyphoid), 2
white, colored; beart-dlsease, | c0Ored ;
Inflammation OF brain, white; marasmus,
1 while; meningitis, l cOlored; pneumo-
mia, colored; scroiula, white. colOred !;
teething, 3 cOlOred; unknown, / white,
colored; whooping cough, 2 colored. Whole
mum Der OF deaths in the city, exclusive OF
still-births, Al. Age: One day to thirty. |
white, 2 cOlOred-total, 8; one month to
six, colored; six months to twelve, l
white, coIored-total, Z; one year to
three, 2 white, 7 cOlored-tOtal, O; five
years to ten, white, coored-total, 4 |;
ten years to twenty, white; twenty wears
to thirty, white, coored-total, 8; thirty
years to forty, 2 colored; forty years to fifty,
2 white; fifty years to sixty, colored (;
sixty years to seventy, 2 white; seventy
years 10 eighty, white; eighty years to
ninety, white. Condition: Single, white,
20 cOlored-total, 80; married, 4 white, 4
colored-total, s; widowers, l white, col
ored-total, 2; widows, white. Nativity
United States, SO; England, l; Germany,
1; Norway, 1. Locality Marshall Ward, l
white, colored-total, 3; Jefferson Ward,
8 white, colored-total, z; Madison Ward,
3 White, 4 coored-total, z; Monroe Ward,
3 white, colored-totaI, :; Clay Ward, /
white, colored-total, Z; Jackson Ward, l
white, 7 colored-tOtal, g.; almshouse, l
white, colOred-totaI, 2.
,,oup.p r,vv wvrRy v uopTATITY
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HEYRIco Ngws.-The County Court was
in session again yesterday. The jury in the
case OF Thomas Bailey, charged with unlaw-
full assault, failed 10 agree and were dis
charged. The case will come up again az
the next term.
The cases Of G. NJ. Robinson. Peter Wells,
and Benjamin Walton, roael oyersesTs,
charged with failing to keeJD the county
roads in order in their respective districts,
as required by law, will be b card Friday.
The Court ordered sewers small bridges
to be rebuilt which were Destroyed by the
recent heavy rains.
The criminal docket will be called to-
morrow, at which time the cases OF Scott
PIeasants (colored), for highway robbery,
and Washington Nash for murderous as
sault, will come mp 10 trial.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Comfy Court Owing to the sickness OF
the Commonwealth attorney, Mr.. B. A.
Hancock, the County Court did not trans
act any business Monday in which the
county was interested, but adjourned for
the term, and continued AL the cases which
were set for trial this month until the Octo-
Der term. Mr. Hancock was able to be out
yesterday, and has been quite sick for seye-
raj luNs
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LAID OvER.-The case Of tae city OF Rich
mond against the Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad Company ior digging up and
laying their track across Byrd street was
again called at the Police Court yesterday
morning. At the request OF the City At
torpey the case was laid over until Tuesday
next, at which time the City Attorney says
be will ssk FOR decision, unless some al.
thoritatiye. expression Of the purpose OF the
Street Committee Is In the mean time fur.
nlsbef him by its chairman,
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THg CITY BANK. The City Bank moved
yesterday into its 'Iew quarters, just above
its old location. The new rooms have been
fitted up express ily for the banking busi"
ness, and are ad miraby adapted for It's pur-
poses. The W 0rk. which is well done, was
under the Supervision Mr.. A. l.. Minor.
The new bW ,king-bouse has every eonye'
nienco--eley amt vault, ample room, &c:
The City Bank Is one OF our most solid
financial Institutions. and is under the skill
ful mana cement OF Mr.. Edward Cohen,
presiden'. William r. Trigg, cashier; ana
an efticis nj Board OF Directors.
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Woundld pitA q Stick.-SIondaS after
noon juss before dark difficulty occurred
in Chesterfield county between Ned Ruby
and Eamet z. Jordan, two well-k2own cit.
izens ~ the county. Ruby was Knocked
down with q heavy stick by his opponent
and was rendered senseess for some time.
Two ply sicians attended the woanded man,
who was seriously injured.
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POLICE COuRT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by PoliceJustlce ID. G. Richard
son:
John Hart. charged with selling liquor on
Sunday, was tined $40.
Ira Bland, charged with throwing rocks
in the street with a g-ayelshooter, was
fined 81.
Jack Motley and G.. A. Robinson (both
colored), charged with 6ghting on the premi-
ses OF Mr.. Van Zant, were Ened $3.50 each.
Cyrus Winston Gcolored), charged with
assaulting and striking Walter Shepherd,
was discharged on payment Of costs.
Lucy Garnett and Julia johnson (both
colored). charged with keeping a disor1erly
and ill-g0yerned house, were discharged on
payment OF the costs in the case.
samuel Evans (colored), charged with
being drunk, was committed 10 Jail for ten
DAYS.
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A HANDSOME TRAIy.-One OF the finest
and most complete train OF ears ever run
out OF Richmond is expected to leave on
the Danyile railroad 10 few days. These
cars were finished under the supervision OF
Major John B. Vaughan, master car.builder,
and William S. Ledford, master painter. II
embraces palace and second-class passenger
coaches. baggage and express'coach, and
limited States railway mail-coach.
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Dale SehOolS.-At the last meeting OF
Dale District School Board, - Chesterfield
county, the following teaches were elect
ed r, j. Nettles, Miss l., G. Wilkinson,
Mrs. Isabella j. Hardy, Miss Nettie BrowHs
Miss Mclean, for the i've white schools ;
and Miss Mary w. Noble, Miss Lucy Smith.
and Mrs. Olivia Brown tor the three ce'or'
ed schools.
The District Board b at present In q BET
ter financial condition than ii has eyos been
before.
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HuStingS C0lrt. Hastings Court
William |. Clopton judge-will meet next
Monday. a special grand jury will proba-
bly, be drawn for This term. The case OF
Pat MOsby, which came up on an appeal
from the Mayors Court, viii be tried next
week. Mosby is charged with stealing a
lot Of lumber from Duyai e. Robertson, and
is ont on bail.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY Schools
The Presbyterian Sunday-SchOol Union
held its monthly meeting in the lecture
room OF the First church,. ID. h. Sleight,
president, in the chIir.
Owing TO the absence of many families
from the city the reports for August pre-
sented much smaller attendance than
usual.
The Chair stated that, as this was the
opening OF q new season in our Church and
Sunday-schoOl work, a pertinent question
for consideration would be, How shall we
best utilize our forces for the fail and win
ter campaign, and what steps shall we take
TO gather IN our scattered ones, and to re-
vive new interest in our work!
Practical addresses followed by Rev. w.
n. Scott, Major w. q. Clemons, 4. Plea
SAINTS, James Gordon, and Others, commend
ing teachers prayer-meetings. systematic
uuaintance with the scholars, interesting
the parents in the work, and, finally. by a
more entire conservation Of self to the
cause Of Christ.
The President paid brief but appro-
pirate and touching tribute to the memory
OF the late Mrs. 4. ii. Morse, whose ready
uTu Dtu D'Ch ut'ObSt ~ wv
Sunday.school cause for years past, and
who has been called TO her rest since last
we met. Her contributions to the religious
press OF the country have been widely
known and read, while in the Earnest
Worker and Children's Friend we shall
sadly miss her sweet stories for the little
ones and the poetic breathings OF her soul
for the more mature. Her daily lie was
bright, cheerful, and hallowed, and
left its influence for good wherever
she was known. Some years ago
she wrote the charming little poem called
"Tbe Unfinished Prayer" which was co.
pied far and wide, and has since been issued
as sheet music by some eight or ten different
music-publIsbers. Her death was all bright
ness and gain to her, while to the Presbyte.
rian Church OF Richmond and the South II
seems an irreparable loss; while the mes
sage comes to each OF us, "Be not wea.
nv in well doing, for 10 due season ye shall
reap II ye faint not"
The meeting closed with singing the
bymn. sam | a soldier OF the cross" anC
! the benediction by DR.. Scott.
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Alleged Wife USTderer to oe Tried
Flynn BurruSs alias Coleman, the negro
who il in the city Jail awaiting to be tried
for killing his wife by beating ber with a
stick, will probably be tried at the coming
term Of the Hustings Court. Quite num-
Der OF witnesses win be beard IN this case.
Burruss has not yet been indicted by the
grand Jury.
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PAINFULLY INJURED.-The city ambulance
was called out Yesterday afternoon between
4 and . o'clock to attend 2 man named ABB
salon Wright, who was hurt while at work
az the Tredegar. An iron bar fell on his
head. producing an ugly scalD-wound. He
was taken TO his home, on Twenty.fourth
street between VI and n.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Sep. IA, Sep. Is, Sep. 4, Sep. IL,
1878. 1879. 1880: 1880:
,o,., se,,0,Y " & "; 3 v; 6 So Ts IS

Total deaths. III IL is II IL 20 Is 2s
Stili-born..... 0 2 0 q 8
Mean temperature for the week ending
September 4, 81 90; mean temperature for
the week ending September IL, 74.00.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
September 4, 4.07 inches; amount OF rainfall
for the week ending September ii, 2.3i
inches.
Rate Population Of city, 64,67O-wbite,
$3.50; colored, 26,7O0. Rate OF mortality
OF whole population was 1921 per 1000
per annum; rate OF mortality OF white pop
ulation was 1880 per 1000 per annum; ;
rate OF mortality OF colored population was
"a. SO per 1000 per annum.
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SARoLINE SomEs. OF Columbia. Pa, SAYS :.
81 nd me one dollars worth OF TUTT's PILLS. U
nnd them to be the best medicine for sick Headache
and Indgestion ever tried. Ny qusintsnces
have fallen In love with them, aud desire TO have
them You have conferred a great blessing upeu
thousands Of sufYs ring femafes.-
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THy. FEAST OF AroNEMESr.-The Hebrew
Day OF Atonement commenced yesterday
At @ O'clock p. NJ. Services were held In
ib,s synagogues at iha, hour. The members ssn sr
~ oectsd 70 FAST until 9 O'Clock r. NJ. to~..sy
snS ~ devote themselves to rrayey and
!. Hr The stores OF most Of the merchants oi
| thai faith will be closed to-day,
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GRAND UyIoyt EXCURSION There will be
n grand excursion from Richmond 10 Frer.-
ericksburg next Sunday. There will b< .
big protrscted meeting At Penola s!stion.
For full particulars see advertisement.
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was clear and

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 9 a. NJ, So;
Q A. NJ, 65; noon, IA; 8 Z. H., II; Z.
NJ, 6S; midnight. So.
Mean temperature, 65f.
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n. ELLYsoN q Co.. Advertising agents, insert aAs
vertisenens In ali Of the newspapers Of the Uni,s1
Sl#es at publishers rates. Orders eft at the Dts5
patch countinx-room will receive prompt stsen
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TApgsylY CARPET with a ser~d carn.s
L'nisg under u will outwear q Brussels C.rpes
witbout nainx Use only that manufa smed OF
Cotton and Paper. American Carpet-L Living Com.
psny. New York and Boston. For sale bys,, car
net. dea Iers.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Atlantic States rising, followed by stationary
or falling barometer, followed by rising
temperature, nortberly winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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Rrn rHK GYMS WILL

With Soz0DcSr when they become spouey s-de-
facbed from the necks OF the teeth. Let them seed
freely, aud so recover their lone ard health. Tss
sozoDoNT 10 the best REMEDIAL agent for tiise,yeA
rsms aud ieeh n Try aud learn.
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W. ID. BLAIR & Co... 100 Main street, have re-
ceved another supply ofdrsi.raie Green Tea, which
they are selling at soc. pound.
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WHITES r,0wvps

Those who cesire wiuter bloom log roots. soek ss
HrAcisTHs. TULIPS, cRosvs. LILIES, Ac., ana
p'nn can nnd nice selection OF them st TOtsR
hooPERs, Florists, corner Chrfry and AIbcm asIc
streets. They have large and weTssssor:ed coIlee.
tion and lovers OF flowers ,houId sas and soc their
Stock They are also prepared toirDasc BOUQUETS
for parties, weddings, and rsce eptions
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NorK-PAPER AND ENVELOPES, Cards and En-
yelopes, all Kinds OF Witing-Paper and Envelopes,
at very low prices AZ LEvY BROTHERS,.
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SAWS MONEY by nAvinr your rriuunk ccr sttbS
DISPATCH PRINrISG-HoUsK. Good Nsrs. low
srices. and satisfaction guaran nt4ed.
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MORIsoN'S PILLS for Headache. Biiiouspess.
MoRIsoN's PILLS for Kidneys and bladder.
MoRIsoN's PILLS for Chills and rheumatism.
MoRIsoN's PILLS. PITCHER. next Express Office.
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SEE THE NOVELTIES iNDRBss GOODS AT LEVY
BRorHERs.-liandsome styles OF new Dress
Goods FROM l21lc. to 1925 per yard.
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READY CLEANER at PITCHERS. next to Ex-
press Office.
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FINE GREEN TEA al Soc pound.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co, ll09 NaIn street.
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MOSQUITO NET. MOSQUITO NET Pink, Blue
Green, Yellow, and White Mosquito Net at LEVY
BROTHERS,.
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r, ovx pIxx ia rHs NAMn

or the new psrfumery invsnted by AsBlSaos, ths
london perfamer. and favored h1 Nrs. LapsHy,
hence many Wppo~ II 70 Dspscse etsasy-siv.as
powess
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HEADQUARTERS FOR LINEN GOODS Is at LEVY
BROTHERS.. II you want arst-class goods at the
lowest prices, give them call.
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE
II yoz'wish to be healthy aud beautiful, take Col
deus LyEUG's LIQUtD BEEF.
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FOR ALL uoUsE.oJESyN0 use READY or
EUREKA CLEANER.
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REMOvAL.
3 . ; rrp,Iiss0N

OOARD.-MRs. W., q. FERGUSON
- having taken The large hosse st The corusS Of
Third snd Frspklin streets. can fufnisl pfrs0ns
dsslrlea BOARD Win large sad comfortable Faons'
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EDuCATIoNL.

- :. : -
DTCuMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL RICHMOND, VA.
The twcptv eighth animal session of This widelv.
Known Institution VIII open strichbnh isfh
and close JUNE Ia, 1851.
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS;
J.BHA HAWTHORNE. II. T..
prcSident of Board OF Trustees.
MISS sALLEy N. HAMMER (Principail,
Latin Neral Philosophy, aud kngsish Literature.
PROFESSOR ClIARL rs n. WINSTON, NJ. A..
Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
MISS T.. r. THURsToN,
German. Mathematics, and bisIory.
MADAME G. GufLLAUMF,
Native of frsnce)
French.
MISS StfSiF q. HAMMER.
prluSipsl Of Preparatory School.
N,n.NK CAROLINE RICHlNGs-BERNARD,
vocsliYation.
MISS NELLIE DUsTMAN,
instrumental Music, Thorough Bass and Harmony.
MISS :. G. HAMMER,
Guitar.
MISS ALICIA n. LAIRD,
Drawing, aud Painting In Water Colors.
MISS NJ. J. MORRIS.
president oi Kichuond Art AsscciatsonJ
Porcelain Painting. Decorative ART. ktnsington
Embroidery.
PROFESSOR II. LOTTNER,
taIsthenics.
Home Department.
MISS =. Y. WALKER.
For ca'slcgue or information: spply 10
corner Tenth and Marshall streets.
o. o.kiFMSwst
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THE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA.
BUILD YREsahr.CAns or ALI psscRif-
MAXI wHeELs xxD AxyEA
AND ALL KINDA %
caAiRs. sPiKES Ana 4Ak:tkt'N
noRsr. AKD xuLzz.Saass WATER AND
~ {, .,.a. os ,a A. 81 EIss Hns - cAu,xe..
!. ,s.s. s0sssA y fsssS =
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BILLIARDS.

THIS Is TO NOTIFY OUR PATRONS,
il and wa publ,c that fssc shis date the PRICE,;
OF BILtJARDs Will bs kkpUCtD from Sixty
dgl,sER BROTHERS.
lao6 Main strees.
ars,. ~srr rk lseo &c rs 3tA
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girhu|ond 2ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.

sr THE CIRCULATION OF THE SIsPATCE
"a LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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ROBERT II. LYME. 81 r. NJ. trustees sale of de-
sirable brick store and dwelling on The west side
OF Seventeenth near Clay street.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES q CO.. 3 L. w., dwelling aud
vacant lot on the north side Of CiAy street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth.
RICHARDSON 4 CO.. . II. NJ. framed dwelling
and lot on Leigh street between 81. James and
81. Peters streets.
W sYDNOR, subsl iiu'ed trustee, eighty acres or
land, with improvements thereon In Hanover
county.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ horses, mules,
buggies, rocksway. family carriage. sc.
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MEfTlylsS.

RICHMOND, yk., September 10. 1850.
r o. o. F.-TIiR MEMBERS .,SsSxsax.
J.. OF AURORA LODGE, No. rl8> SZD2<ka
are hereby notified. and urgently re- 5ssE0ysE
questef TO attend 4 regular meeting I7ffaFS>
Of the. lodge THIS (Wednesdsy) EVENING at 71
ocloshAt Schiller Hall, Broad bet ren sixth and
Seventh streets. Bus,ness--sn important amend
lnent 10 the by y-laws-will come up tod action.
ByvOraer JAMES n. OLIVER. Noble Grand.
JOHN j. SULLIVAN,
selSlt ReooreaDg Secretary.
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We are requested by Superintendent Peay
to state that in con>equence OF the sickness
OF Mr.. 4. w. Cone he will be engaged
Wednes day and Thursday organizing Belle
vue schools, but be may be found at his Of
flee, SO5 east Mashall street, after O'Clock.
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EUREKA CLrASERat drug aud grocery.stores.
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Entered at the Post-Ofhcc at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.i
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JOHN 7. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL

ACQUIRES SCHOOL.
vi GAMBLE's HILL,
500 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JOHN T.. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL.
W. r. CHISHOLM. University OF Virginia:
Professor ". ~. ENGIIsH. University OF Virginia
Professor ROBES MAsSiE. University OF virginia.
The corps is composed Of men who have Dade
teaching their profession. aud have been engageo In
lis active duties from eleven 10 twenty-five years
Usua charges from 800 10 ss5. see eiiculsrs In
bookstores. Apply 10 Principal or Professor ENG
LIsH. ScbOol-rOoms open SEPTEMBER 2OrH.
Sc Il tOct3
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nUCrIoN SALES THIS DAY.

Ag- On aH sales Of Rsat Estats made bstWel
I've lst Of January and last Of jane the tdSssfeS
On all sales made betsosenths 1st Of July andlad
or gsdr the tazss haus 10 Be paid by the sstts
This custom was adopted about fifteen years a&o
bv all the real estate agents I'm Richmond, and A.
plissto Richmond and victnit3.1
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II. X. X. or p.
ATTENTION SnK.IcRrs,-As- MA
"A. semble NJ your arn0ry. Leyy's Hall, ,HAA
THIS tWednssda vi EVENING, SeptemotrEl S<lH
a 9th, at, g. a'ct,ok psamptIy. With sidt' iSNxW
arms for dral BY srdsr sr Knight Com NV
mander. .
|, sc 16.lt 6H0kGE y. SUFFlN, Gsss'
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
pEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, 822

ID DAND0LPH.MACO COLLEGE, ASH
III LAND, YA.-Tbe forty-slxth session opens
SEPTEMBER 10TH. The degrees OF B. y, B. p.
A. b.. and A. NJ. are conferred by The College The
aelualy necessary session expenses $3.50 or less
A BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL COURSE will
De Introduced next session without extra charge.
send for catalogue 10
REV. W. W. BENNETT,
au l0-e0di sea idlse2O President.
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MADEMOlSELLE TARDIVEL, 25 west
AVA 46th St, New Yors, reopens Sept. 9th Board
INK ana Day School for Young Ladies aud Children.
Ihofoagh teaching; daily lectures; Languages spo-
Ken within months. Drawing and musical advan-
tases unsurpassed. Public examination for gradn-
etcA. ln-4taWS1t
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CCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.

Encouraged by the success Of last session. Pro-
TRssoR HAS EI,FFF will resume The duties of his
school on the 18TH of SEPTEMBER, 1880. BY
ms method very yOung children, as well as OLDER
pupils are grabbed. through daily drill and use OF
the foreign languages 10 write and speak them per-
fectiy.
Best references given from schools and patrons
Of this city.
Special classes for Young men Private lessons If
desired. Hours arranged TO suit pupils attending
schools of English.
Pupils can enter at any time during the session.
For circulars and further particulars apply AT 3O4
cast Grace street. au Z4-lm
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
- NEAR ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

NJ iss TUCKER WILL RESUME THE
~ ~, DUTIES or HER SCHOOL ON sEPTEM.
DIN xoD a. sle Cary street Special terms Tor be-
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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-06-05

One remarkable feature of the
Democratic conventions which have
thus far chosen delegates to Cinci-
natti is, that while in but few liz
stances have positive instructions
been given for Tilden the instruc.
tiOns for any other candidate have
been fewer still. Indeed, in almost
every instance the delegates, while
uninstructed, are understood to ia.
vOr either Tilden or his legatee.
The notion prevalent some time ago
that he only wanted to name the
candidate is now abandoned. Few
pretend to doubt that he means to
be nominated. The only serious
obstacle to his candidacy, the be,
lief that Kelly's opposition in New
York would make it impossible for
him to carry the state, he can un.
dOubtedly remove. As soon as he
sees the nomination within his reach
he will make terms with Kelly, 81.
lencing his opposition at any price
which that shrewd politician may
demand. To any objection on the
score of the party divisions in New
York, Tilden's confidential agents