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The Markets.

New YORK, August pa. M.-Stocks
dull and declining. Money, 5 per cent.
Gold, l4O1s. Sterling-Time, lO9 q sight,
10. Fiye-twenties, 1862, coupons, ll3I.
Tennessee 6's, new issue, 64h. Flour 10
6l5c. lower. Wheat 182c. lower. Corn
quiet. Oats dull and nominally lower.
Pork lower at s23.4O9s23.5O. Lard firm
at l3Gl4c. Whiskey steady. Cotton
quiet at Csc. Freights quiet. Turpentine
steady at 5SAG59. Rosin firm; common
strained, s..
NEW YORK, August 23-P. M.-Flour-
State, S7.40@$l1. go; southern lower at
SO .9Ogsl4. Wheat dull; new southern
red, 81 3OGs2.35; white and red mixed,
81 .35; southern white, $40. Corn closed
dropping mixed western, sl.l1G$ll3h.
Oats 2Q3c. lower; new southern, 7511sc.
Pork heavy at $23.40. Lard less active at
l2A6l4c. Whiskey more active at $3.50
4Oc. Cotton quiet and dropping at Csc.
Rice, coffee, and, molasses dull. Sugar
firm. Naval stores quiet and unchanged.
Tallow steady at llH9l215c. Frejghts
quiet and dropping.
Stocks strong. Money, per cent. Gold,
al. 5-2O's, '62, coupons, 1888.
BALTIMORE, August 2s.-Cotton quiet
middling, 2sa2Shc. Coffee dull. Flour
firm and scarce prices unchanged. Wheat
scarce and active; white ranges from 81 .95
to s2.52. Corn lower; white sl.0s9sl.l3;
yellow, ellis. Oats lower; good TO choice,
5s@65e., closing at 60c. for prime bright
inferior, 4o@4sc. Sugar firm. Provisions
steady and unchanged. Whiskey-Free
nominally g.; in bond, 30635.
CINCINNATI, August 23.-Flour steady
Corn scarce; mixed, 90@92c; white, GOO
Bulk provisions 6rmer, but sales small
Mess pork, 824. Bacon-Shouldsrs, l2l
Gl2hc.; clear sides, Ice. Lard, lSc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., August 23.-Cot
ton steady at 23G25c. Spirits turpentine
52G5315. Rosin, sS@S7.
New ORLEANS, August 23.-Cotton dull
and unchanged; sales, $50 bales: low mid
dlings, 261ac.; receipts for the week, So
bales; exports for the week, 1859 bales
stock, 1878 bales. Sugar quiet and frn
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most interesting discovery has just
r .s1 made in the library of the House Of
S ~JS;'uo,-Siz., Of the original copy of the
"T@Ied Book Of Common Prayer" which
Ceen long missing. 1t is found In the
~. '1lI,cflp'S that the bishops had ordered
", ,i Vie communion tables should stand
n. VIC east end Of the chancei, and that
j.. ce!e'Eant should stand eastward, but
Subsequently erased the rubrics.
t"e distance from New York to San
,i aacIsGo by way OF Chicago is $500
I..., II train should run at the rate Of
m. u'! miles per hour, including stop
'.s '' would require little less than
=" Jays to accomplish the distance.
T' correspondent Of the New York
s,' @" says /" | have it from pretty good
n.r s'tns that Senator Yates proposes to
yot e i" New York city. Whether he will
..g J r.a his present term expires I have
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CIRCUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE AT FAULT
a man named Eugene Tucker was recent
~ arrested in San Francisco on the charge
of murder, and subsequently made con-
fession, although he afterwards said the
pistol was discharged accidentally, and
that he had no intention Of committing
murder. In connection with the case the
San Francisco Times tells the following:
"While the police were in full cry after
the criminal, they met man who believed
he recognized the clothing left behind by
the fugitive. The coat he could not be
positive about, but when he saw the vest
all doubt was removed, for he recognized
it at once by some popularity in the
lining. He was quite positive on this point,
and having named the owner las he be-
lieved) Of the garments, he told the officers
where the supposed culprit lived. They at
once took steps to verify his assertions. A
room was secured Immediately opposite
his house, and here for eight or nine hours
together vigilaut watch was kept upon
the premises. Evidence seemed to accu-
mulate in confirmation Of these suspicious.
The accused man was found to be within,
and from the point of espial he could be
seen rocking himself in the parlor. But it
was remarked and recorded against him
that he had half closed the shutters, and
never swung himself forward SO much as
to expose his face at the window. Again,
attempts made upon the house in the guise
of visitors were baffled by the assertion
that he was not at home, and altogether,
the conduct of every man about the house
was highly suspicious. Evening came on,
and it was resolved at last to make the seiz-
ure. A body of police was accordingly post
ed oil round the dwelling so IS to command
every outlet, and then the leaders went
straight to the trout door and demanded
entrance. They were admitted, told their
errand, and were met with an indignant
protest and denial. But so soon as they
came face to face with the man they had
marked, they knew they were on the wrong
track, for he was much too old to be the
one they wanted. They searched the
house, however, and, singularly enough,
they found vest and coat so exactly SINH
lar to those worn by the murderer that
they could have sworn they were the same
had they not been positive that the others
were locked up in the chiefs office. Not
only this, but they found a pair Of drawers,
perfect fac sinile of those left behind on
the roof of the shed by Tucker, and actu-
ally resembling them, even to a rent
which marked the former"
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Ohio Deu,ocratic Convention.

CINCINNATI, August z2.-The Demo-
cratic Convention to nominate candidate
for Congress in the second Ohio district to
fill tho vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation Of General Hays met at Cummins-
vile to-day. The resolutions of the Ohio
State Convention and the Kentucky reso-
tions Of 1898 were adopted as platform.
The delegates, being equally divided be-
tween General Ammon, late an officer in
tho army, and Dr.. Ferguson, anti war
civilian, got into squahble, and the Con-
vention broke up without making nomi-
nation.
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VIRGINIA PosT-oFFICEs.-Farmville
Loudoun county, Joseph Arundel post.
master. Poplar Mount, Greenville coun.
ty, O. H. Bdwell postmaster. Office al
Waterloo, Fauquier county, is disconti-
nued. Papers now 60 to Warrenton Court:
house. At Lock Lomond, Goochland
county, William Sharp is appointed post
master, vice Felix Sharp, declined. james
A. Lacy is appointed postmaster at Pey'
tonsburg, Pittsylvania county, vice John
L. Farmer, deceased.
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The Presidents Cabines General
Slckles's Argument"

The Presidents Cabines General
Sickness Argument"
WASHINGTON. August 2s.-The pressure
on the President for further changes in
his Cabinet is increasing.
General Sickles's argument supporting
his Order No. 10 Is represented as closing
this way
eff the United States courts in the
rebel States be allowed to control the
military authority, the execution of the
reconstruction acts will, for obvious res-
sons, soon become impossible. Some of
these courts will begin by declaring the
acts of Congress void" ~
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, August 23.-The follow
Ing statement in relation to General
Sickles's Order No. 10, and the Executive
order referring thereto, will correct cur
rent misapprehensions:
"On the 18th instant the instructions
sent to General Sickles, excepting United
States courts from military orders, were
until his report and views upon
the matter could be received. On the
18th the commanding officer at Whining
ton, N. c., reported that the Attorney
General had instructed the Marshal of
North Carolina to proceed to enforce the
executions of the United States courts,
nrosecutions against apy per-
son preventing him. Instructions were is
sued to this commanding officer Colonel
Frank) by Sickles not to permit the order
of any court to be enforced in violation of
existing orders, and to report fully upon
cases then pending. These occurrences
having been reported to the War Depart
ment, the original instructions sent Sickles
have been withdrawn"
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A LrgISors IDEA.-One of the corre-
rondcnts of the Cincinnati Commercial is
(. ed with an original idea so brilliant that
he editor makes haste TO make room for
tie communication in which he embodies
Ii, discovery, as follows:
OD1S, ILL.,, August IA, 1867.
Il The Editors Of the Commercial:
Herewith enclose you plan whereby
T!yn N. Stanton may become President
o. the United States. Such bit of poetic
ie,,ice would thrill the heart of every
9ysl man throughout the land. Let Came
,5a resign; let the Governor of Pennsyl-
vssia appoint Stanton to fill the vacancy.
Wade can resign his position in the Senate.
Eeci Stanton presiding officer. The House
can present impeachment papers against
I1hu,cn. Let the Senate Dust him-Stan-
ION becomes President. Cameron can be
rrippointcd, and Wade reelected as pre-
siding officer Of the Senate. Justice is
.a.i,ted--the nation triumphant
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Death of = Prom,nent Iawver

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August 22.-Hon.
Erastus D. Beach, a prominent citizen Of
Springfield, and well-known member of
the Massachusetts, bar, died at his resi-
dence in this city, aged fty-eight years.
Mr.. Beach was formerly actively engaged
in politics, and was several years the can
didate of the Democratic party for Cover
nor Of the State.
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From WAsH1NGroN.-A number Of pro-
miucut Union men Of the city are pre-
pariDg charges against Rousseau and
Stpedman for hindering reconstruction,
which they intend presenting jointly to
General Grant and Congress at its next
session. 1t was limited that if Rousseau
lad remained many days longer in New
Orleans he would have been placed under
arrest, and tried under the provisions Of
tie reconstruction law, which make it a
felony to interfere with its prosecution.
correspondence Ne,o York Tribune.
lOf course there is no such provision in
BE law.l
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Auction Sale or Coal.

New YORK, August 22.-Forty thousand
tons of Pittston coal were sold at auction
yesterday at the Exchange saleroom. The
coal is deliverable at Newburgh, New
York. The following prices were realized ::
Steamer, $4.609$4.70 CRATE, $4.40GS4.70 !;
egg, $4.l5@s4.37 stove, 81 3O9s4.45. The
market was very dull.
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Disastrous FIre-Loss Over Half q
Million OF Dollars.

PLATTsBURG, N. Y, August 2l.-Last
night Plattsburg was visited with terri
bic confagration. One church, one bank,
two printing Offices, twenty-five residences,
and twenty five stores were burned. The
loss is estimated at $750,000.
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THREE LADIES DRowNED.-On Thurs
day as the mail-stage was approaching
Tennsllytown from Rockville, Md, it was
washed off of the pike by heavy current
of water produced by the recent copious
rains, and three ladies, Miss Mary Tor Mar
garrett Barrett, of Washington Miss Betty
Brimmer, of Georgetown; and another
lady, name not ascertained, were drown
ed. Washington Republican.
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A candid Chicago paper says: "Chi-
cago yields the palm to no other place IN
ANYTHING. When it is a question of ras-
cality, Chicago is just as much ahead as
in matters of enterprise and progress.
Whiskey at eighty cents gallon, and to-
bacco at sixteen to eighteen cents pound,
are among the most common evidences of
the skill of Chicago operators. When a
superior rascal graduates anywhere ne
naturally comes to Chicago"
A good example has been set us in a
quarter where Americans are not much in
the habit of going for instruction: me
Pone has concluded an international copy
right convention with France. How long
will it be before the United States Govern
ment acquires a keen enough sense OF
Justice and honesty to do the same with
England ?-lribune. ,ss
Senators Wade and Sherman made their
first political speeches of the campaign IN
Ohio on Wednesday. Wade claimed ne
gro suffrage as the result of Republican
principles, and Sherman declared that the
national bank system was blessing 10 the
country. and the failure to collect the
whiskey tax was blot on the prevailing
method of taxation.
Levi J. North, the famous circus-rlder
of years gone by, fell over saloon steps
in Chicago on Thursday, when under the
influence of liquor, and fractured his SKULL
it is feared, fatally.
Professor Agassiz, during his visit TO
Hartford, was decided by one OF the pa
pers as ssnot the spare, thoughtful man
you imagine, but smiling, stout, ana
hearty"
The total sum handed to the Pope as
Peters pence by the French bishops Is
estimated at from fifteen to sixteen MIL
lions.
The Indians will be Sorry to learn OF
General Sheridsn's removal from COM
mand at New Orleans If he is to be as-
signed to command On the Plains. ~.
There are said to be IS, 600 cats in Louis
vile. which makes that city the home OF
the news.
Maine has blueberry "patch twenty
miles long, and which yields 10000 bush
els Of berries annually.
Southern Illinois exports 10000 boxes
Of peaches per day. Is
: Kansas has degraded the Black CROOK !"
into the " Black Hook"
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From the West-The Indians and the
Cholera.

From the West-The Indians and the
Cholera.
WASHINGTON, August 23.-The military
authorities are arming the citizens in the
vicinity of Fort Sedgwick for the protec-
ton of the post. Denver papers report
Forts Reno and Kearney to be oesieged.
The cholera is raging among the Semi
noles, end is very malignant at Shawnee.
town, Illinois.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ST.. LOUIS, August 23.-There are ru-
mors afloat that the Kansas militia have
been cut off from Fort Hayes.
Governor Butler, of Nebraska, has just
returned from the Big Blue, and reports
eleven men killed, twenty-four horses
stolen, and Hfty-four farm houses deserted.
Over $4,000 acres Of land were entered
in Omaha district in July.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From washiurton.

WASHINGTON, August 23.-The internal
revenue receipts to-day were s575,OO0.
The train on the Annapolis road to-day
broke into culvert, killing the engineer,
fireman, and o boy. Several passengers
were injured. The train took fire after
the accident.
The Turkish Minister was officially pre-
sented to the President to-day.
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Ex.President Buchanan haddeus
Stevens.
PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-Ex-Presi-
dent Buchanan is recovering.
CARLISLE, Pa, August 23.-Hon. Thad.
Stevens is reported to be getting alarm
ingly feeble.
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Arrest for Alleged Murder I'm Balfi.
more.

ST. LOUIS, August 22.-John McCsrty,
who is charged with killing Ruth Lang
ford in Baltimore on the 4th Of July, was
arrested here night before last, and will be
held until officers arrive to take him to
Maryland.
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Educational,

nR, A. L. MAYERS SOUTH Erin
~ COLL BGE will begin September Is. For par.
ticulars examine the circulars, which can be OBJ.
tanned st my Office, No SIS Broad street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets. Office hours from to II
O. clock A M. An Ali
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Some fifty unpublished letters of Vol
taire are said to have been discovered in
Belgium by M. Philarete Chasles.
A Maine Judge has declared miscegena-
ton illegal,
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The Ran, StOneWall.

NORFOLK, VA, August 23.-The ram
Stonewall, on her way to japan, has put in
here in sinking condition.
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Marine Disaster.

NEW ORLEANS, August 23.-The school,
ner Lottie Mems, of Mobile, from Nina
titan for New York, went ashore July IS
in the Gulf of Campeachy in a gale. No
lives lost.
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A his eit1 On The sora sgpTEhBsRfsExTb by
General LANES n. LANE and Mr. HODIJAH
MEADE, both experienced teachers. The pupis
Of virginia or the Virginia Military Instttuts.
For circular and fnyt6sz particulars apply %
either Of ths abovs.named gentismen. hox $50
Richmond. Va. ,.s1.r,, = sU1l-Sm,
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A NTHR ACITE COAL.-For sale to
"A arrive, 500 tons BEST LORBERRV RED ASH,
size for CRATES, stoves, and furnaces price SIso
HIGH WHITE ASH LUMP, for foundry use; price,
rs. warrant either OF these Goals equal TO any
Anthracite Goals offered In this market ,.,,
WRIT ROBERTS.
once Corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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Coal U7lG Wood.

A NTHRACITE COAL-all qualities
"a and in any quantity-deiivered in any part OF
the city ana In Manchester at lowest market
prices. [au22l B. WARDWELL GO.
TIREWGR)D AND KINDLING CUT
Il AND SPLIT ALL LENGTHS, CHEAP, AT
RICHMOND FIRkWoOD MILF,
sonth aide Basin between Tenth and Eleventh
streets.
Also, ANDREWS IMPROVED WE'LL PUMP,
cheap for cash at fact,ry.
an 4I-2w FRED. S. ANDREW.
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HANOVER ACADEMY.
INSTRUCTORS
70 n &c

n. P. JONES, II. A Principal;
wfLLIsM n. FoETaI4E, II. 4. -
The instrnc tors are both graduates Of the uni
versity Of Virginia, and have had considerable
experience as teachers.
The next session begins LIST of October and ends
26th OF June 1858. - 80 : .at3aI3 so <
Tssxs: 83s" in currency Per session, exclusive
OF lights washing, and towels, (which need not
cost over twelve or thirteen dollars per session.
payable one half ist OF OCTOBER, the other half
l4th OF February
For catalogue. &C.. address q. P. JONES, 80,
Taylorsvills, Hanover county, Va.
2d-Saw1m 49,. :
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EdaxcnMO30Z.

THE TWkNTY.St COfD SESSION
4 OF -Rsv. MI. MItHKbBACHEE's6 CA. COL
II Boys AH0 GIRLS, In ths bsssmsns roons
OF the Synagogue, ON Uayensh nsEf 3M8 yehAJl
street win 6s re.opsnsd MONDAY the I'd Of
=, nr; Mtchelbacher has associated himself With
me rev. ~ Wechaler, sni sxpedene ID teASh0s
In ihs instruction and government Of th school,
ana has Also rs-engaged assistant teach sIs OF 10.
Reference Is made to the ladies and gentlemen
who hare been eduestedin this schoof III ese last
twenty one years,
Parents who wish to enter ths.r children are
requested 70 send them at the opening OF the
school on The ID Of September;
t- J. WECasLRR. 8 rnncipaH'
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Registration.

CHARLESTON, S. g., August 1870
whites and 237 blacks registered to-day.
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NOR SALE.
sMULtS, in good condiho
Coal CARTS and H.RNEss, rp .r,.h
BKi, K and WOODEN STA BLk, with
I'd .ny one w,shtng to srgags In the teaming
business, advantageous terms I'll % onsrea "
calling on SVnH pIIie 1ajn strsss
an 2s-3t -.f. 11D @0'A 't A''.s
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Gloves. EInWAKE,. And HOUSE, e
- KEEPING ARTlCLEs:m0iKixkssoossssD hand lsssss
and we'll sssortsd stock Of the latest smPsoysd
coKiNS PAEkke9Rss Ss g sbs alb,ssr and Ia
S 2so. ssS.pSsrS ana Tsimpyoysd Old Dominion.
i sor Woot premier" something entirely new,
Tor burning sof: coal the gas ana smoke ss,l.
MoI5ing Glory, for psrlors stores, offices, 80.
1Iso. pain, Japannsd, and stamped rtnuayc Of ell
dsss,tptions Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated And
PIanishsd Ware. sc. I1t5tGt'U 1H0 eeS xUa
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bishops COLLEGE SCHOOL,
ID ef{ LRHNOXvlLLB. CANADA last.

HALlFAXSC tenth ses-
III sion Of this School viii begin September Sds
and closs the 18th Of June following. ts3.
TERMS: Board and tuition per sssstor 49,,
one- half paya BILE Geptsmhsy ID. and the xesaln,
der rebruayy lst. No extra charges. -
: F0y further paYtie ulafs address .n-uY
T. - Ga11Tctsg -IVhG n.xxSe,s. Va
ias % i-lm Fs.sa HALIFAX Consnoa..S. =.
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SELECT sCHOOL.-My School win
- re. open October l, 1857. Ancient Languages,
Modern Languages. and Mathematics taught.
Weekly reports made 10 parents Of progress, de-
pertinent, &C., Of each pupil.
Terms: Eighty dollars per session, payable
quarterly.
kefersto Judge James D. Halyburton, next door
to the post. Office aud to my patrons generally.
an 6-lm s.,- HlDHEY b. OWENS, 1R.T
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sIk.i M. L.JAMES (lately OF Gooch-.
IL lsnd) has removed 10 Rieh1oadf 10 fkAC.
southwest soznsr q Grace and Adkns susssas q
~ 1e-fMii95EEtg e'Y9is9YI sa&fNsf ~ w \ :
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General Grant-More scoIding from
wendell Phillips Grant the "ssaH
OF the Traitor Presfdent," the Ac-
compaice," &C., &c.
From the anti-slavery Standard, August ~.
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DOARpING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT
Is CHEsWICK PLACE BY Rev. J.W. MosB-
LRY.-Bpglish, Greek, and Lstin lang usges
taught with the Sciences and Mathematics:
Cheswick Place is seven miles from Richmond,
on the Wsrtham road.
TERss: Board tuttion. fuel, lights, &c., $2Ss for
session OF ten months $50 In advance. .- !,
Refer to Rev n. D. Hoge, Kew. Dr.. Brown, and
IS Session opens SEPTEMBER 10, 1897 j
aul7-eodtSA I.. tas,,
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cCHOOL FOR SMALL GIRLS
- s..rt TEACHERS:
Miss LATHRoP. MISS WORDSWORTH,

WIFB HUf AID. =. - 80. .
We ask special attention to the adyanta Sc, OF
male Institute AZ school for girls Of ssy from
ssvan 10 thirteen years Of age.
With experienced teachers, aidsd BY the Prest.
dent with graded classes, fne looms, and ample
play. grounds, the success Of this department has
been. very great. We confidently refer TO any OF
our patrons 10 to the progress made BY their
daughters. +
Charges only els per term OF three months.
Por further information as to thislo or as to the
higher departments Of tho Institute, apply 70
.'Esi CHARLES q. WINSTON, d: Al,
aulo-lm - -VG President.
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TEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTI-
4 TUrE,
900 Twelfth street, between Broad and Marshall.
LSBDWARDs, A. NJ. lpr,,.,,.,.
B.k. PARHAM, A. II ffh'ip""' -.
The session Of 1878 will begin on WEDNES.
DAY the e8th OF September. For circulars, apply
to the Principals. or at the bookstores. al 24es
L THg VISITATION,
on Grace between Twenty. first and Twenty Sc"
cond streets, Church Hill, Richmond, Va.
TERMS PoR EACH sEssIos OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board, washing, bed and bedding, and ordi-
nary infrmarv charges. 800 90
Tuition for boarders and day scholars in the
first and second classes, with stationery. "a, 90
Tuition for bosrders and day scholars in the
third and fourth classes. with stationery. 3S 90
Tuition for hoardars and day holars in the
nth and sixth classes, with sta;tonery..... II "
EXTRA CHARGES. -'r. ..t.
Bach Of the Foreign Languages. per session. II 90
Drawing. painting In water colors, &C., per
Oil and Grscian Painting, per session.. 30 90
Music on the Piano. per session ............ 30 %
Music IN the Harp per seesion...........".. d 90
ID usic on the Guitar, per session. 10 90
Use of Piano Harp or Guitar,,.,,,,, 6 90
Vocal Music, In class. 10 90
Vocal Music private lessons. 20 %
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Tuition per session Of Eve months, with sta.
por dn.in winte, sach nnn viii nav 90
Letters to be addresse! to -
Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
9aTt Richmond Va. i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-24

WOOD AND COAL.-The subscriber.
w thankful for the liberal patronage extended
him for the past year, would mo.t resPeSu1nhliy,
he is still prepared To furnish sEASOhED OAK
and PINE WOOD, COAL aud COKE, at the lowest
market prices. SAWED wood always on hand.
HUGH HHTCHESO
Basin bank and Tenth street.
Mr.. C. P. LAUGHToN Ia with me, and will be
pleased to see his friends and customers.
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