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received and for sale, - 'N''
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1'AkE CARE uF YUth DIMES AND
l. YOU WILL HAVE DOLLARo-The sub.
scribers have just received large assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, adapted to the season,
which they will dispose OF at very small advance,
for the ready money. All who in want of Cloth
ing give us a CALL aud you will 25 to so per
cent Our motto is quick sales and small profits,
for cash only.
NEWMAN g. GREENTREE,
Opposite American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
lie 12-Im*
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~ kev. :. a. Latta, author of the .sChain
.. Sacred Wonders died OF apopIexy, al
..nclnnati on the 9th uit.
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TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERs.-
NASH &. WlQDEOIISE Eac

received The first number of vol 2, of The Model
Architecture, by Samuel Sloan, Architect
Also, fresh supply OF vol l, in numbers and
bound
The Model Architecture contains original designs
FIR Cottages, Villas. Suburban Residences, &C. &c,
accompanied by explanations. specifications, es.
Inmates, and elaborate details, prepared ex-
pressly for the use of Projectors and Africans
throughout The U. S. The work. when complete will
comprise volumes OF II numbers, each mum Der
Contains four Autograph engravings of original de.
signs tor residences varying in the cost Of erection
from eight hundred tt fourteen thousand dollars.
There will be four pages OF details corresponding
to these designs The price of each number is 50
cts; bound vol, $3.50.
The great demand for This valuable work is a
guarantee for its excellence ie %
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q mrs. L. Howard, The actress, was suf
."ns under severe sickness, a, ST. Louis on
.e 2gth ali.
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w ATEK CLUSETS, BATH TUBS, &C
HAVING added to our present business that Of
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workuen recommended by the best establishment
in the city OF Phiadelphia, we now prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TIONARY WASB-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &c, which VIII be done at prices 10 suit the
times. Persons in want will please give US call
g. d "A. BARGAMlE JR.,
NH 26-ts 20l. Cor. Main and 10th streets
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EIGHTY THOUSAND FEET Id
IL INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lengths
75,O00 do white Pine Boards and Plank; $4,000 do
seasoned Oak Boards; ls,0s3 do do inch Sutton.
wood; TO-, 90 do IA inch C heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton and
Ashland, for sale b e.Gss
nv I4-ts r & G. WHITFIELD
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tHE ACCIDENT Al STATEN lsLAND.-The
Nv icrk papers give thrilling accounts of
tic accident at Staten Island. We copy the
blowing concluding paragraphs from the Ex-
press:
4 more heart-renaing spectacle has rot
been Witnessed since the distressing accident
AZ GTeenW ch lane Public School.
Some accounts say 100, and some say not
less ihan 200, went into the water. The nit
~ completely filed up with the bodies piled
upon each other, men, woman. and children,
-Hi struggling Tor life, and tortured by the
weight resting upon their bodies or limbs
The shnehs and groans from the victims be
Pie" were hardly more appalling than that
which came from the bosoms of parents and
brothers, aud sisters and children on the wharf,
lgoazed with doubt lest some OF their own
circle were among the perishiDg.
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JULY 4TH, 1875.
Thy spirit, Independence, let me share
Lord OF the lion heart and Eagle eye;
Thy steps follow with my bosom bare,

IFUI HTTu tlFt HtUI m Iat is3"Is HUI TIE eKy.
This glorious anniversary Is drawing Eear,
awakening proud and grstefu. rec6llecdons of the
heroic age OF our country, and reminding US that
the summer will soon pass away, and hayiGg yet on
hand great variety OF summer SHOES, CATERS,
DC, tor Ladies, Gents. and Children, we are de-
ternined to sell from LIST July to lst September at
such prices as win aecommo late the views Of the
most economical. Give Us call, I'LL who wish a
Trunk or summer Boots, Shoes or CATERS for we
are determined to please you, at the saloon of
WHITE d. PAGE,
jv l Three doors below Duoley's Hat Store.
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= 4 girl, six years old, daughter of Mr..
Ledworth, in New York, was accidentally shot
through the body by charge of buckshot fired
iIom pistol in the hands of a lad named Wm.
Moore, on Monday. The shot passed through
iwo board fences and struck the girl, who died
IA q few minutes
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~ The annual Commencement, exercises II
'' buckingham Female Institute will take
'iaee onthe l4.h instant.
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AE:s FOh RENT.-Inree otnces suitable Tor
HI professional men-one adjoining our Office
IN Lise's Row, and the other two in the Law Build
ing Apply to us. TOLER s. COOK,
jel7 General Agents
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UANO.-60OC bags No. l Peruvian Guano,
"a put up in new strong Dags, cargo OF the barque
Fame, direct from the Island TO James River, now
discharging and for sale in let's to suit purchasers
ie % S McGRUDER ~ SONS.
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Can be obtained to New York and Philadelnb;.
by steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Philadelph;.
Jy s. E. Il. GULL. Superirts.S - r.s- =
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ID UBERr r. BkCADDUs offers his servi.
HI ees to the citizens OF K Rchuiond and the public
generally q general Collector Of Claims. He
pledges himself attend strictly to all business en-
trusted to his His Office Is in the of Mr.
James r Sutton's office, il Law Building, Rich
mund, Va. my 4-6m*
70 HOE & cos Ci.cular Save, IS, so, 50,
1es So inches
Mill, Pit, and Cross cut Saws. warranted quality
Butchers superior Min saw Files. all sizes
Copper Rivits and Bars for Bolting
Italian and Russia Hemp Packing iara
Lead Pipe inch to II inch diameter
In store and for sale at low prices by
G. !. SINT0N e. CO., q
jy3 Sign of the Circular Say, n Main st.
ERESH BUTTEk.-kecelying daily = con-
tnua supply OF the best fresh Butter the countrv
affords, for sale low, Wholesale and RETAIL by
HULST u KING,
iy7 Old Market and 232 Broad street.
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ali WOKTH1 OF ATT T. aTlUN.-I
AlA have this day received two thousand Canada
straw BATS, suitable for servants which am dis
posed to sell at very low price. Those ia wan,
OF harvest Hats for servants will find il to their m
terest to call at No. 81 Main street Also beauti
my It's John THOMPSON.
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e Sl5,OOO wURTH OF q OF ID
"a AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry, Sil.
AA&e yerware, Albata and Plated Goods, selling
DoH at cost. for t4n mantha anlu Ia rai.9

tEDAk TAk.-The most snccessIul remedy
~ now in use tor the cure OF incipient Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putfid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and enfe ebled state of
the system. 80
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FUK.CAPE MAY. q
The Virginia and Pennsylvania win touch ct Cane
May during the bathing season to land aeIs.
Passage to Cape May 90, meals included, thus
ightfu bathing place. Apply to
MAYO Il ATKINSON, Agents, Richmond
N-B-The ships returning. leave PhiladeIphis.
every Wednesday, at 10 O'clock A M ivI
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JOHN r. MAkTIN,
No. 1913 Franklin street.

We are permitted to Ieier to the following per-
sons citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out Of .
large number no, from motives OF delicacy, pre-.
fe that their names should not be made publica :
who have received great benefit from the use ofthe
Tar: VIM. C. Crump, Dentist, Meseke, Jsmes
r. Moore, John B, Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
v Beware of counterfets. The genuine ar
ticle is for sale by ~
P.HORTON KEAcH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
lie 10 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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je2l Sole Agents for the State of VIre
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MATER COOLERS.-Just received ano
w ther lot 2, 3, and gallon Water Coolers
Also, Ice Picks, Ice Trays Ice Mallets and Tamber
draners, for sale by r. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
lie % Corner Main and 9Th streets.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

mug.
The STEAMER AFRICA "a arrived at this port from
Liverpool
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CoTrox-Aetive and unchanged from the reports
brought by the Pacific.
WHEAr-Mixed m d Red IS 6da9l.
YELLOW CoRx--3ls Cd White 2s.. 3D.
EEGLAxD.-The elections in England but as
YET its doubtful whether the Ministry ina majority
minority.
IRELAaD.-There has been rioting Limerick.
FRAScE.-The ministers of Louis Napoleon have been
again changed The receipts of the Treasury have IL
creased.
RussIA-Count Nesselrode has been superseded us
Premier of the Russian Cabinet by Baron Maycndorf
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-IIGGINROTMAM ACADEMY
July 1D--w.
vI,ng SAMUEL DAVIES INSTITUTES

i located n Hnliinx @. H. Va, is under the of
w H. Prcsbytery, and has for its object the thorough
intellectual and moral trimming OF youth for the response
biies of life.
1t has already in it's brief existence acquired great
pnnton for the fidelity and efficiency Of its instructions
mud government The of study is extensive en-
cling thnn hnlf the regular College md
preparing young men graduate in two years in tho
hest institutions in the land Thoroughness is the great
object sought and therefore particular attention is be-
ed the rudmcDtul branches both of the English
and Classical departments constituting as they do Ito
bn sis of all sound scholarship and solid improvements
The government is strict and paterna No efforts
will be spared studions habits, decorous be-
ayior, and prompt and implicit obedience. Scrupu-
ous exercised to prevent habts OF extravagance
Accordingly Oithe fundamental laws oil the School
Is TINT Student shall purchase any thing on credit
except with express permission from his parent guard
an tencher. No temptation pronigacy will be in
the path of the Student here except when the ndiscreet
pride or love of parent shall besow too much pocket
money against which policy, the Trustees and Facu
y here their earnest protest. AS they have not
been thus far annoyed by wasteu sons OF nconsiderate
fathers, they do to countenance or continue
them, should they be sent.
The Institute is located in plentiful, healthy and
moral community Board can be had in excellent fami-
lies from So to $40 per month, including washing fuel
md lights. - -
Rev ]. II. SMITH, A Principal and Prof Greek
ho also has charge of the Religious education OF the
| students.
Mn. II. II. GRAVES, A M, Prof Mathematics.
Mr.. Gro WHITE, A. d. Prof Lntin. These twofro-
essors jointly have charge of the English department
TERMS:
Tuition in English alone. 10 per month
in the English and the Classical
and Math. department. ---.-..$4
The only additional charge is for Jantors services %
cents per session
There sessions in the year
Next session will open LIST September.
y22-w6wif JNO. A. SCOTT, Sec'y Board
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y a. BROTHER, Moia Street. LyHchJug ID
lmpnrters OF G IL Ma and EARTH ENWARE and Deu-
ers in Cut. Dressed and PLAN Giass. are, Looking
Glasses GiraRdolcs P!atSd aud Britani1 Hare. Hat
ers Castors 8r.; are in receipt of thcir Spring
supply of Domestic and Foreign Goods of their
importation embraces every article usnallJ
found ia such Establishments Our Stock is of the
offered in this market aud having been
fully selected and bought onthe favorable terms
we are determined 10 be undersold ly House
in the country, either North South. Merchants and
others wanting ANYTHING IN this line would do we'll
call and examine Stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere-feeling confident please all in style
quality and price Of Goods Tue Ladies' particular
ly invited to call and examine Stock.
march 29-ts
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HOTEL, Main street,

4 BUNI MAJ ITnNoT
having commenced the subscriber would respectfully
call the of the public this large and popular
Hotel which is in first rate order for the reception
of company. 1t is situated Main Street entirely
convenient the Railroad depot, Picket Landing aud
Stage office; and presents 10 the travelling community
every induccmen il is believed. TINT can be desired
expected in II House of Entertainments The order
quiet, and ceanly condition of the house, arc noticed
and appre intel by all who visit H.
Besides the usual comforts of awell ordered hotel
there least Dibre's, which cannot be found
any other in Lynchburg, and thai is Spring of pure
Freestone Water issuing cold and limpid from rock
within the hotel and afording decided luxury during
this weather.
When the subscriber conducting The "Powhamn
II louise" in Richmond. the following unsolicited testmo
Nal was placed in his hands, with request TINT he
would publish ii. In re-pubishing it, lac assures his
friends that he less ious than he then 10
make them comfortable md happy.
CIIAS. l.. DIBRELL, PROPRIETOR
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CALF, FISH, &C.
Vote on Amended Charter.

At regular meeting of the common council OF the
corporation Of Iynchburg, at their chamber On rfhay
evening, 23d July, 1852:
presen-Johu NJ Otey President, Charles w. Christian
Thomas o Acree Jno Cary, Henry Davis VIM. T.
Taliaferro John II. Mcdaniel and Jesse lare, mem
bers.
Mr. Christian presented to the common council the
following resolutions which being read and considered,
were adopted and pissed, viz:
Resolved Tint in conformity with the 18th section o
he act of the late session of the General Assembly OF
Vireinia entitled "An king the town OF Lynchbug
city, and revising and reducing into one act the pro
visions of its Charter Wednesday, the 25h day OF
August shall be the time Tor opening Pol IN edc
for the purpose ofsubmtng the provisions OF sad
ct IN the qua flied voters under the charter now exist
;n and thar the Office OF Friends Warehouse in Lynch
ward and the Office of Planters Warehouse IN Henry
ward shall be places for holding said polls in the res
pective wards. ~
" O Owen John b. Lee and ID. X. Lyman, be mp
pointeh commits sioncrs for Lynch ward and that J"hn
G. McClanahan Henry |. Brown, Thomas T. Nash
Allen j. Black, and ohm Oyer, be appointed commits
sioners for Henry ward, any two OF whom snail ut He
time and place appointed in their wards, open poll
book TO be headed THE Charter as revised and to
contain two separate columns The hrst column 10 DE
headed FOR the revised Charter, the othef 10 De
headed against the revised Charter" And the said
commissioners shall in their respective wnrds then ana
there receive and have recorded IN sad po pook tue
votes for and gainst said revised Charter ct all persons
oua6ed to vote under the charter now existing VINO
may offer to vote, and shall ascertain and ceftiy the
number of votes given for and the number of votes gwen
against said revised charter and cause their cerilhcates
with the polls delivered to the CLERK OF the council
who shall Law the before the Council at their irs
meeting thereafter that they may assertion the result OF
said polls and cause be entered upon the Journal
the aggregate for and against the revised Ghate
3 Resolved That IL shall be the duty ofthe Clerk oil
The Council to the foregoing resolutions to be pub
shed twice week in all the papers # the city, until
'"% ;,oap,ofy, u d ROBES, cr'K
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OFFICE of THE VA. u TENN. h. R. Co.


UNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
Il pany have ordered requstion Of TEN DOL
LARS per share upon the stock which has been
Subscribed being the 9th aud last instament payable
on the 18Th day Of Seplem er.
Delinquents will be required to pay interest in all
case. +. q. MORRISON, TREASURER.
" b. All those persons entitled certificates of Stock
hereby notified that get them by coming for
ward in person. by attorney producing their receipts
Tor monies paid. and signing eceip for the certificate
aug I3.wtl5Sep +. g. MORRISON.
l.. Republican, Bed Sentinel, Ron. Beacon, Wythe-
vile and Abingdon papers will please cory the above
till Ii Sen
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nIss0IU1lON.--T Co-Partnership hereto
- tore existing between the subscribers under the
STYLE OF DupLKY 4 CoNPros hna been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.-iohn w Dudley has pnrehns.d the
interest of Nm Compton in the late aud viii
discharge it, Liabilities. lie embraces this opportunity
10 return his sincere thinks his friends for their pnt.
rpnngc 10 the concern of DUDLEY u GoarTos, and H.
solicit lis continuance in his connection
INp W. DUDLEY
WM. A. COMPTON,.
CisciSSArI, April leth, 1852.
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powHATAN House.,

Richmond, March 18th 1877.
The undersigned, Members of the Legislature who
lave boarded at the "PowHATAN HousE' during the
present session, aud of several preceding
scssons being now about ourn feel called uponby
sense of duty place in the hands of Mr. CHARLES
l.. DIBREfL. most, testimonial of our kind
gard Tor him, and of our high satisfaction with the con-
duct and arrangements of the establishments.
Ina House eontai ing some hundred borders 1t may
be expected TINT there will be frequent complaints We
have pleasure in saying however TINT not aware
that any existed during the winter; certainly there hns
been no occasion for dissatisfaction. The house Is re-
markatc for order and quiet The table Inns been boun
luly supplied with all the good things of life, and the
rooms well kept
MIR. and Mrs ID. have presided over the House viii
ability ind have evinct d, all occasions, an anxious
desire make their guests comfortable aud happy
The assstantsare prompt and obging and the servants
flithful honest and attentive to then duties.
Upon the whole, do not believe that n more agre
able Boarding House to be found in Nrgnia, md we
trust that Mr. ID, may long continue to occupy tor il
e shall find il necessary enve it, TINT he may nuke
ocaton corresponding with his merit
S. Med. Moore Geo. ID. Happier, VIM. d. Hart, H.
Chandler, Thomas Davis, ASA Rogers, w. M. Amber
G. T. Brown Lawrence Ronnc, Samuel Watts, Adm
Small j. Woolfolk Thos NJ Bondurant John Bowyer
Calwell VIM b. finney VIM. l.. Boak, j. NJ. Smith, "A
II. Honday,J w. Brenhed, J. ThompsonJr., Hugh w.
Shelley Thonns Robinson. George Stlman.
We concur with great pleasure in the foregoing.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH
ROBT. BROCkETT.
Commissioners from Alexandria.
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From the Richmond Wing.

From the Richmond Wing
"PowHATAN HoUsE.-The complimentary Card, in
regard 10 the of this House must be highly
gratifying to the worthy Proprietor, Mr. g. l.. Dibrell
from the fact that it entirely voluntary act on the
part of the sgncrs-s reception by Mr.. d. being the
first ntmaton of such intention on their pnrt We
can add our own testimony thai Of the gentlemen who
ave paid Mr.. D. compliment just in itself, aud ten
drred in manner 81 delicate" Jy 22-ts