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NAns.-oid dominion. in store, 7is.

NAfts.-Old Dominion, In store, IL.
0~iLs.-Linssed. e7Gts.io msehine, elGe3.n
spsrm, esBss.n; tanners, u. 2sgsi.s; sweet, u
= dsier best salad, eU castor, -. toGes.W =
gallon; Virginia lubric stiny, $50. G1l.
OEIoss.-S,R barrel.
PsrrxR.-ss1s7se.
RAos.-so. for cotton and linen. No demand
for wooden.
RoPI.-Nanilla. best, is02sc.
k~IcI.-1ltc.
RYs.-In demand at Sl. Is p bushsl.
RACE GIyaBB.-2s4soc.
Rrx.-New England, u. s0Is2. IL ssnta Cruz.
-. soG$4 p gallon.
SoDA.-Sal., Sgsis.; Bi. carbonate, llGlIte.
sALr.-Liverpool, -. so@s -. 80 q sack for nne
ground alum, $3.50 Market firm for all dsscrip-
lions OF salt.
sRSAcA RooT.-soc.
soAp.-Common, si87f.; best washing, log
lsc., toilet, 2Sc.. and fancy prices.
SPIRITS TURPEyrISE.-$ .o5G$l.D.
sHor.-$2. 75Gs3 r bag OF rs ts.
SraAR.-Brown, l2tIlac.; extra &C. and "B',
lsals3c. crushed and pulverized, ls4lssc.; cut
loaf. l9c. maple, l2ic.
AK.-t3Gs3.2 rs p barrel.
TEAs.-Black, 7c. Gsl. 4s-the last q prime arti-
Gle imperial, u. 7sGS2: gunpowder, b.7sG*2.2''
vI~SsaAR.-Cider Soc; manufactured 4oc.
WHEAr.-Wheat still continues TO come in slow
ly, and prices have declined. We quote good to
prime at IL. '54 u. 70 2 bushsl lower grades range
from a.. % upwards.
WISB.-Port, common, ~. sOG$3.
wHIsxr.-Common, *26s2.&s; pure Rye, $3.50
ga so. Fine brands higher.
WooL.-Unwashed, ,o4ssc.; washed, sogSsc. In
good demand.
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CuNrD~>luN "F MrEpEEEES.-Tlc four
negroes who recently murdered Mr.. Viii
liam l.;Ir>, Of Prince Georges county;
Md, are now confined in Jail at Marlboro.
The Irjocr GcoryiGn says:
We learn that the i"nr parties now
under arrest, after being brought /" this
place, solicited an Interview with the
state, attorney and the sheriff, and >cpa-
ratrly made a 1ull aud free confession 81
the murder and Of their respective shares
in il. The account given by each was
substantially the same as published III orr
last issue, except that AL .t;r" OF the par
ties were at the ho@>', and directly en-
.a.rl in the murder, instead Of one al
1ilc.u remaining al the boat, AZ was first
reported. Tie States attorney has made
application to his Honor Judge Berry to
hold a special term of the court, which
application is now under adyisemcnt.'
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MARINE FOUNDRY,
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
~ T r | b LING SPR | y ),
NEAR STANTON, VA.

This place will 10 open FOR visitors on the FIRST
OF JULY. The well known quality Of tn" waters
makes II unnecessary 10 20 into particulars they
are Alum, Sulphur, Chalyh"ate, and Frerstone-tli
at hand. The alum water is second to non" known
the sulphur is second only 10 the Greenbri.i
Whit, and Ia, been resortei 10 for more than hall
a century. The place Is comfortably furnished
and the fare shail be- plain, though good and sub
stantial, without any attempt ~ display. believing
at the present time IL will meet tn" demand Of III.
public better TO live palmer and charge less.
TERMS ~. 50 per day, ia per week. and go r"'
month lof twenty eight aayol w IN" season.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, 81 Lyncl,burg in the morning will arrive 4
Stribling Springs Ia. sam. day before dark,
iy ?5-2w cUESIES KINNEY, Proprietor.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS, SOUTHWEST
y r,pSEp TiETu ANn STRHkTS.

The undersigned prop"."s 20 r. mos" his -cho"l 20
this city, and Ia begin fho n.Si session MN
DAY, september l7th, AT til. aboy. locality Being
/, Master OF Arts Of tn. Universally uf NlTslnii,
having been Instructor OF Ntth"msti.- III that IN
-titution, and having pr or to the war conducted 4
,ar-" hnardiug-,choul preparatory IL th" Uni
yrr.lly, lie feel, enabled to IrotnIs. thorough IN
! >tructlun in ia" languages and mathematics. Dor
| circulars. with terms. address pust-uthcr box ~,
Richmond. EDWARD h. SMITH, A. VI.
| Reference il invited t. Tia" following gentlemen,
| Of whom tlIosr at a distance wer" patrons ~ tie
! school IN. past session III. Rev. II. { Lay. Littls
! Rock Rev. urorr" VI. Ev"rhart. salem, y. =.
| Joseph Dena.rr, $50, New orleans Rev. DR.. J.
P"rcrktn, Hon. William II. Lyons, Rev. Dr. NJ u.
Hog. DR.. X. W. II.Aall, Or X T Coleman. pr.
+. n. poan". Dr. q. Fairfax, hichIn"nd. and The
! FaruIty a., The University. ~ 2t-Tu>iw
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The Empress Of MexicO on her way 10
IurNnc.

NEW YORK, July 3o.-lIayana dates Of
the 18th instant state that the Empress of
McXic" arrived there ~ the 18th ON her
way to Europe. She was received with
the honors of royalty. Mexican news re-
presents the situation Of the Empire as
daily growing more critical. The fall Of
MatamoraS caused great diSmay.
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DOCK BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
III VIRGINIA..

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
soLrTESPEClfIC in several Of them, viz:
s]GEoFuLa; and all T. forms Of GlaIdn!sr
psls.'T s,ier, Ss.; CmR61YIifG' 'D6IHoKRHEaI and
SYsEyTEKY, DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, CHKO:
MIC THRUSH, affection Of the KIDNEYS ana
BLADDER, and PILES. In all anamie conditions
Of the system and broken down states OF the con
stitution, loss Of appetite, and general nervous
prostration, their powers and virtue ~ = restora-
tive may b. safely pronounced Ia be A
KNOWN RlEAL amongst tho mineral waters OF
OF ailments peculiar 10 the Female Constitution.
This WATERING PLACE is in the same county
with the celebrated BRlpGE. q
Mineral and Thermal Waters which have given
celebrity to this mountainous region
II win be open to the public on JUNE lsr. The
the place comfortably kept.
The BAtt;RnnM Will be :nppli"d VIZ musie ;
Access from the sepboard Is by the Virginia Cen.
trail railway from thu North, rin Washington city
and Orange and Alexandria railroad To- GOrdons-
Vile and from the South, uid Richmond or Lynch
burg, 10 Goshen DEPOT, thence ~ stage. coaches,
over a smooth road, eight miles mp tho Valley to
the Springs.
BY the
BY the month s0' per aH''
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with s~nsly.is and
FIJI ds'srip p.pD . ' cn'. X Tyieh lmst' d. c ffpt he under.
signed. A"D' fRAziER s kaNpoLpH..
The water /. bottled. .ecurcly packed. and on
saIe Al Al? so per case Of one dozen hnli gallon
bottles by P~rRcsLL, LAnp & Co, Ken m"nd a ..
Rrckks; Lynehbarf C Ssw York, and other lead
i mw Suagi.ts A single box has often saved the
~ . Of \ visit to the springs.
my ls-ts General Agents.
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SHIPPING.

DOR BALTIMORE. SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON .-PuWHATANaA>0T =
COMPANY SEMI. -AS-
WEEKLY LINE.-Lcaves kichmnnd sExZHAE
every WEDN ESDAY and SUNDAY Leaves Bali!.
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF VIRGINIA., taptai u
CHARLES TRAyEKs, will leave here at 4 o'clock,
A. NJ, WEDNESDAY the IL August.
Freight received MONDAY and up.o6 o'clock,
=. NJ, TUESDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, STATE rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals iuclud"d, -.
For freight or passage, APPLY q w
DAVID WILLIAM tCRRlE,
Office al Charles 4. Workman y Cor.
L "a, D.. k1f...,fit .tIr.t
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\ LITTLE GlRL PoISuNEp ~ EArlN" Fly
PArEr.--A little daughter Of Mr.. Ken
ncdy, residing in Pittsburg, caInc near
losing her life the other day by eating a
small pieccof tly-poisoning paper. Sweet
milk was at once administered rs an
rmcric. 1t had the desired effect, and a
ph>>ician summoned declared that the
child owed It's life to this simple remedy.
We notice this incident TO put housekeep-
crs OH their guard against carclessneSs IN
the use Of the poisonous article.
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TINS CAnr>Er.-Mr. Harlan having IL.
>tgnrd the Srcrctary>llip OF the Interior,
and Urvillc II. Browning, Of Illinois, having
been appointed in his place, the Cabinet,
OH Tie lst of September, when Mr.. Harlan
r~ctircs, will stand rs follows: Secretary al
State, William II. Seward Secretary OF
War, Edwin VI. Stanton Secretary o. the
Navy, Gideon Wcllrs; Secretary oi the
Interior, Oryille II. Browning: Postmaster
General, A. W Randall Attornev-Gcnc-
raj, Henry Stanhcry.
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New YORK, July 3o.-The World reports
the sailing on Thursday last Of Il steamer
for MatamoraS, with n large quantity OF
arms and ammunition, ~incluling twelve
pieces of light artillery, for Juarcz' army.
or-Gcncral Lew Wallace and Bri9a-
dicr-Grncrol Stevens, recently Of the
/ Mon army, were passengers.
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\ SOUTHERN Prison CoNTRAcT.-Mr. G.
NJ. Briggs, formerly Of Bowling Green,
Ky, has leased the Tennessee penitentiary
for four years at iorty-fv cents a day for
each convict. He intends to fit it up with
machinery at a cost of one hundred thou
sand dollars, and to manufacture every
kind Of agricultural implement.
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TIM PARIS EXrosITIoN.-The following
named gentlemen have been appointed by
the President as commissioners for the
United States to the Paris Exposition
Louis Agassiz, Of Massachusetts Henry
ID. Alegny, Of Michigan; Henry Farling,
of Oregon James ii. Bowen, Of Illinois
Samuel b.. Rugglcs, Of New York John
7. Kennedy, OF Maryland j. Lawrence
Smith, of Kentucky; John Ericsson, OF
New York, and William Sladc, Of Ohio.
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The Steamers nnd then. Nails.

New YORK, July 3o.-Thc steamers City
ui New York and Boru>>ia have arrived.
Their mails 60 south this afternoon. The
Kansas mail left this morning.
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES,
Special telegram TO the Richmond Dispatch
Arrival Of the China.

NEW Yonk, July 80, lola \. M.-The
,camer China has arrived. VIII sehd
o the foreign Jews this afternoon.
Fivc-twcnties advanced to II.
Cable reports all doubtful rs yet.
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f-@sNAsrER OF BALTIaoRE.-TLc PrcSi-
@'"l III Saturday nominated, and the Sc
".', confirmed, General Edward Shrivcr,
frederick, a. postmaster ~ Baltimore,
Place OF Colonel William Ii. Purncll,
''.'ae nomination by the President some
& INC s.Nce was rejected by the Senate.
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IL ryrrtr SwixbiEh--THE GovEny.

urxr INFLICTED IN THE Sun OF FIFTY THoC-
.>u DoLL.Rs.-A few weeks since a gen.
,lcmau OF good address, bearing what we're
supposed to be genuine credentials, and
REPRESENTING himself as n purScr in the
United States Navy, appeared at the
Navy Department and presented requisi-
tiouS t. the amount Of tiity thousand dol
lars, Tor which Il navy warrant covering
this sum was issued. The warrant--haying
passed through the ordinary channels oi
The Treasury Department, and undergone
the scrutiny If experienced officers, who
certified 10 It's currcctucns--iinally reached
the office 81 the treasurer, who issued MS
draft, payable by the United States Urea
surcr at Philadelphia. fastening I" fhl-
ladclphia, the swindlcr deposited the draft
and two thousand dollars in national cur
rcury in the First National Bank OF that
city. stating that lie would return III a IL"
DAYS. bv which time he hoped his drait
wouII hc duly CaShcd by the assistant
Treasurer. True to his word, he called III
day ar two. and receiving the amount oi
his draft. together with his " thousand
IniIars in Government funds, deCamped Tor
parts unknown.
The swindlrr gave his name as \. il.
Allen. and ilu fact that there Is Il pur>cr
Of that name serving in the navy, AMI the
arparcnt Cruuiucue>s Of his papers, IN
dur"d tho Department 10 proceed win Tue
settlement OF his claims. Every means
have been taken 10 secure tie arrest oi
this bold iUrgcr and Swiud!cr, who up 10
this time has clrdcd all efforts made Tor
his carturc.-Nat;owh RIt"jHc9".
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CATTLE MARKET.

The supply of CATTLE is at present limited, but
prices have not varied much from last quotations.
We quote BEEF at al &c. some AZ high rs SC.
MUTTON is In demand at S3GSe, gross.
VEAL. per head, fsGfl?.
BERF retails in market at l?s8?oc. MUrroS al
I9SSIgc
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I.ha, rog FIVE MONTHS

g,,r and tmtinu in ALI literary studies go. Sloo
Music, with ~. al instrument. .......r.... 30
Lights and washing extra pupils furnish their
own towels. Ia curreHr! y, half on the
Law Of entrance and half on the lotn "f October.
rhIu-. who enter for ten months pay half on the lay
Of .ntranr. and half on the lst Of January. i.6i.
ent A. Botetourt springs, Roanoke, Va.
- - 1
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.

ESTRAI COW.-Came TO my house
,urJlnm.Ht. COW. The owner viii SSt!.r sr3
come forward. prove property, pay eA- ID
pert rs. and take her away. GC
" 3l--5." WILLIAM n. "hlfibr.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND, July 80, 1859.

The successful laying Of the Atlantic
cable and its successful operation In the
transmission of messages from England
was ANNOUNCED by the Richmond press
this morning. Contemporary with the an.
pounccment of this great event, We have
,cws or the restoration of peace ON the
ruroncan contine mt. BY the regular steam
communication W., only have dates 10 the
22d from London and Liverpool. They
hiring rs down to the establishment of a
truce for the consideration Of the terms of
a settlement, which, as We learn by the At
I,n,ic cable. under date London, tho 9th,
had been agreed upon, and the war there
fore ended.
The suspension Of hostilitics, as we
learn by the tcalmer had a good effect
upon the English markets in encouraging
confidence, clcvating public credit both of
England and this country, advancing cot
ton. and occasioning dizziness in bread
stutis.
The cables news was brief, containing
no particulars and giving no commercial
news. There will be no message by the
Atlantic cable for a day or so, as the con-
ncction between "IIcart's Content and
the main land has been interrupted the
line which has been heretofore used in con-
vcying messages acros,thc Gulf of st. Law
renee being out Of order, and the steamer
that brought the dispatches just published
having gone back to Cape Ray, Newfound-
land.
The news of peace revives the hope of a
spirited prosecution Of our railroad and
other enterprises. The company proposing
to construct the Covington and Ohio rail-
road have until the middle of August to
decide the question of closing the contract.
Time was asked in view of the European
troubles; and they being ended, we infer
that there is no reason to suppose that the
company will not at once assume the work
The effect on the New York market OF
the news of peace is yet not fully de-
yclopcd. Gold has, however, declined to
l47l., and will no doubt descend still
lower. The tclcrranh news gives tho con.
dition Of the New York market today.
In This CITY there i little CHANGE 70 mo-.
,ice. We refer orr readers 70 ouotation.
below. Gold was quoted TO-DAY at 14ca
AS. buyinr and selling; silver. l3tal3s.
Stocks: Virginia Registered, new, 1893
old. li0I ,a11l: Commons. Ga: Richmond
CITY. Sl1,NS2: Virginia and Tennessee
| Railroad, 55Q57I,; Virginia Central Rail.
road. GOQG2: Richmond and Danvillc, 20;
Orange and .Alcyandri., 50; North Caro-.
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'harlcs Williams was on Saturday con
t'",a by the Senate as postmaster q,
fredericksburg.
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DTSSOIIrT1ONS


nISSOLUTION.-The firm Of G.. u.
H. YALE / CO. IL this day dissolved by Iimita.
ton. Eithsr member OF the firm viii sign ia liqui'
dstion.
to settle their accounts. and those 10 whom we sr'
indebted will please present their claims.
Richmond, Jul, LIST, 1858. Joh FL f b1oEwSkEs.
CO. PARTNERSHIP. - The undersigned havs
under The maine and style Of YALE, towers 1
YALE, for the purpos. OF carrying on the business
in ali the various branches formerly conducted BY
ask 9 continuance Of the patronage 40 literally be
slowed on the late firm for 80 many yesrs;
Very respectfully } GooR, fbAS5WskiRs,
e. b. YALE.
TIN, ,s%HEET-Igoy AND CoPPER WARE,
Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges, Plumbing. Gas and
steam Fitting, Plumbers and Gas Filters Toots
and Aa,strisi, Gas Chandeliers, Fixtures and
sssn!s, for the esIebi nssd An: "sM sfon E'pGf GAS MA Ma:
Ch!SE." the cheapest, simplest and most durable
lRON.FRONT BUILDING, r sTREET r
jy ls-d&wlm YALE. BOWERS ( YALE.
n1SSOLCTION.-The firm of BRUCE
IL BROTHERS is this day dissolved Ly mu.
' nlsl f 20 I : The name Of { i IS BxuGE III be
e. a. Il fBKHurS cE,.
The undersigned, In retiring from the firm Of
BRUCE. BROTHERS, recommend to the p4,ro.
mage 81 our friends, our successor, Mr.. Z. l.
BRUCE, who will continue the and
COMMISSION BCSIS ESS under his own name
AME w. BRUCE,
A. NJ. BRUCE.
RICHMOND, July Il, 1855.
The undersigned will continue 4 GENERAL
ROGER and COMMISSION BUSINESS a. Ill,
| old stand Of Bruce Brothers. and will be pleased
to see our former patrons and The trade generally,
| jy l9-3taw2w CHARLES l.. BRUCE.
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
IL SHIP.-The firm Of LEE i COX is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. ). LEE will settle up the business ~ N,
concern. LEE s. COX.
Richmond, July II. 1906.
MARINE FOUNDRY,
MI WATER STREET,
BELOW HE YORK RIVER DEPOT.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. WILLIAM
l.. o 10 superintend thu business. Will con.
tinue the
Iron AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
and will manufacture to order PLoW CASTINGS
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BONES, ANDlROA>
&c, &c.
Particular s~ttcn'lon paid to JOB WORK. which
will be executed In the best manner and NJ th'
shortest notice. lily l2-3m A. :. LEE.
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BALTIMORE CORN AND WHEAT MARKET,


BALTIMORE ORS y WHEAT MARKET,
SATURDAY,.
The offerings to-day were limitcdto ! 800
bushels white and 4,G0o bushels red. The
market was active, and prices, particularly
of red, advanced full SC. q bushcl. The
white ranged from s2.75to 81. 9O-nochoicc
offered and the red was all taken at prices
running, as to quality, from s2.l5 to $40,
the latter for choice a small lot of damp
sold at 42.lj. Coru.-2,000 bushels white
and 1850 bushels yellow We're all that
was received white was lower, with sales
of 1000 bushels prime at sl.l4gSl.l5:
small lots fair at $l.l0afl.l2; only 40
bushels yellow reported, sold at 9Sc.-S'm.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

~ ASA
New YORK, July 30.-Noon.-Cotton
higher, but the effect Of the European
news is not fully developed. Quotations,
36@39c. Flour dull. Wheat dull and
dropping. Pork dull and heavy. Ster-
ling dull at So; sight, lol4. Gold, l47a4'
NEW YORK, July 30.-Afternoon.-Cot-
ton higher-sales 1000 bales middling
uplands at &c.; middling Orleans SOC,
Flour heavy and unchanged. Wheat
heavy-nominal. Beef steady. Pork firm
at SOL 80. Lard firmcr, but quiet. Su.
CARS steady. Coffee firm. Molasscs firm,
Naval stores quiet and steady. Spirits
turpcntinc, GgG7l. Rosin, s2.s79sS.5o.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 3d. Gold, l47a.,
United States coupon bonds, 1881, 40;
1862, 1855; registered p 1862, 1885
1854, loo; ten-tortics, 9os4; treasures,
lo44@l04a.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, July 30.-Flour quiet and
unsettled. Wheat active white, s2.SOG
g. 80; rcd, s~2.C59s2.72. Corn dull. Dat,
dull new, 45g4sc. Provisions firm mess
pork, S33. Groceries quiet. Coffee firm
Whisky steady Pennsylvania, 1928.
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NOR NEW YORK; y n TIC
II COAST NAIL STEAMSHIP ~
COMPASY.-Tha new and elegant ~Sf~
side wlec steamship HATTERAS, 49, 49,
- CLAnK commander. will sailE2E08N6
from her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY,, 3!st
July. at ! o'Clock, y. NJ.
Passengers will please h" punctual (" that h"4r.
Passage, state-roon and meals included, 81,
Round tickets, to return hy either ship, only 80.
For freight or rassagc-accoInInoia'ionS uusuT-
passcd-apply 10 SAMUEL y hEs -,
~ su-.t No. 1920 Cary street.
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EDUCATIONAL.


! MEDICAL COLLEGE OF vfR-
NI GfNIA. At RICHMOND SESSION OF. 1888
vii 81 LIa. next ANNUAL COURSE ~ Ike
t Ir sn nm,, on The i.t Of uetobsr' i'ss, ana con,
Course viii be delivered in 1857.
Tho "rsasit.'ion Of the school is complete. and
non Z. i,orsrs,s sr"vs Hospital, containing three
sonth. The Faculty asv. a .eiIfnsy ., - p ssnry, IN, IN Inc inc
crease {. one-thiri In the ices 81 Tuition i.t~ly msds
may be unable To pay al tn. chars,. In sdy.nes'
win be allowed to give for the amount, II the Pro.
tsssor's fees a negotiable note at Ninety days, with
'Fsg. Ms.rienlation. -; tickets Of seven Pro.
f-.sors, sio5: Demonstration Of Anatomy, slo
For further information or Z sSgy q she Gaia.
Jyss-lm Ds.n 4 tn. E.col.y:
cCHOOL on CHURCH HILL.-Mrs.
= 4. J. PLEASaNTs will resume hcr SCHOOL.
on Grace street, on MoTDAf .hT Is, st., 81 F ns,@SeFi
c enS will viii b @' United IT. parent, desiring 70 enter
heir children should apply At once. Y.-.w
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ %pASy ina e ,h NJ Institution com.
nenc"s SEPTEMBER GIN, 1875. and closes last Of
June, lss7.
me t~o.ow!ns charges are made for the entire
For tuition in advanced English branchss......tse
For tui,i"n In primary Fnslish branches....... /"
For tuition In ancient ana Modern Languages,
10
| For turtion In 50
For tuition in OIL Painting IS
! For tuition In Drawing. IS
r"r use 81 flano i"r pracitciug. .............. 8
For Incidental Expenses. 10. s
\ foI "a ats y"
Payments required one. halt ia udrdnct balance
| 1T middle Of session.
P"yits arc eat'rsdJor the ,n,ire session uni...
otherwise agreed upon and no deduction mad.
for absence, exceptin cases" Il prot:ac'st sickness.
4 deduction al hity per cent. male "a tuiriou f.,-
Of daughter Of all regularly. employed minister,
harg". made from time ~ entrance. Pupils fur
ui,h lights and towels. Washing furnished .tuu-
collar and fifty cents per mouth.
T. b. LAKE, ~
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It'k"", July =, I''Vs
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The

next session will begin on the FIRST DAY
on OCTOBER 1900. aud emf Oh the TWENTY
NINTH OF JrNE, isdT.
prr,...or al Latin and a second Professor III
law viii be- appointed on the 18th of August, when
- oryauiys,ian II all In. departments Of instruc.
tinn-Academ.c, Law, and Mrdieai-wtll DO fully
rs-estsbIished on the same enlarged basis as be-
for. the war.
exclusive. of text books, clothing, and pocket mo-.
uey. amount To three hundred and sixty dollan IN
currency per session Of nine months Of the Law
student, TO three hundred and sixty-nye dollars,
and Of the Medical student, To three hundred and
ninety 1--we dollars.
ore2talogue giving details, or for special ,nfor.
nation, address ). MAUPlS,
is lo-ts Chairman Of the Faculty.
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\. II. SrFruEN~ An II. V. JOHNSON 10
40 To PnuArELpuIA.-.At a convention Of
Il, lcsatcs from the several counties ON
arising the fourth congressional district OF
Georgia, held al Macon on the 18th July,
il was
Rs>oir,], Thai W. appoint \. II. Ste
ILtns vG Taliai.rro. IL. V. Johnson OF
Richmond, \. II. Chappcll ot Mu>c"gcr,
aud Hon. u. \. Walker al Whitfield, as
principals, and David Irwin Of Cobb, ".
Hope Hall ot Clarke, William Law "i
Chatham, and {. Il. Cole 81 Bib, rs al
t.ruttcs, - represent the Stat" at large i'll
aid Convention: and, considering the dill
i~;cultir> Of obtaining II state convention,
Va rccu,umcnl the other district conv"n-
tinss to confirm these nominations ~ such
representatives.