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An English photographer is reported to
hpvr invented a machine by which fifty
. raphs Of one person or object can be
Ia b. simultaneously. As yet this disco
very is not very extensively applied, but
the photographs taken are said to be ex-
cellent.
Albert Beecher, son Of Rev. Edward
Beecher, D. D., of Galesburg, H., and
Harriet and Esther, two young daughters
of Rev. Charles Beecher, of Georgetown,
Mass, were drowned few days ago. THE
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is uncle to the
drowned children.
A Dayton man concocted new adver-
Using scheme the other day. He sent a
silk balloon several hundred feet into the
air, when a patent fuse exploded large
bagrul of circulars. and they came tiut-
tering down TO all parts of the city.
A Boston lady at the mountains, having
decided to return by the middle of Sep
TENDER, has begun to send her luggage IN
instruments. She will accompany the last
carload herself.
A Hartford author is engaged on a his
tory of woman'S progress from the earliest
ages, to be entitled "From the Fig Leaf
to the Crnoliue." A comprehensive sub
ject, sure.
Major John II. Gee, formerly Confede-
rate commandment at the Salisbury, n. u,
prison, is reported dying of consumption
near Tallahassee, Fla.
MIR. James Young, Of Great Falls, n
H., learning that his wife was sick, ran
from Rochester home, six miles. On
reaching his house he fell dead.
The University at Notre Dame, Indiana
received a bell weighing, with its appur-
teuances, 1920 pounds, and believed tt
be the largest in the United States.
The correspondence between Maximi.
liam and the Emperor Napoleon has
reached Europe, and will shortly be pub
lishcd.
A monument is to be erected in Mount
Auburn Cemetery, Boston, to Dr.. Worces
ter, the distinguished photographer. II
is to cost 81 900.
A pamphlet published at Florence, en-
titled Napoleon III. and the Ghost OF
Maximlian," has been seized by the TIA
liam authorities.
William Allen, of Darke county, Ohio,
once a Democrat, but now Radical ADO.
lltonist, says the Dayton Ledger, has come
out in favor Of negro suffrage IN ONO.
A divorce is limited at between the
Princess Alice of Hesse, Victorla's
daughter, and her husband, who is SAID tc
h.. brutal in his treatment.
One hundred and fifty tons of butter
were sent from Vermont TO Boston IN the
last two weeks. An exchange calls tha'
"greasing the hub"
They are getting up new sensational
drama in New York which will outstrll
the Black Crook. All the nymphs are &c
be dressed in cobwebs.
Two American bulls and seven heiters
were shipped for England from New orR
on Saturday for the purpose .of raising
stock.
The Emperor of Russia, it is said, mani
tests indications Of hypochondrlacism
amounting almost to monomanla.
Mr.. Edwin Forrest commences an en-
papement at the Broadway Theatre, Ne"
York, September I'd.
Rich gold mines have been struck al
Sheffield, VT, by parties who have beer
prospecting since May.
Every honse has skeleton that contains
q modern dressed lady.
A Liverpool sporting publican leaves
fortune OF s975,OOO.
Among the arrivals at New York from
Europe is Mr.. Rogers, the eminent sculptor
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Foreign News.

LONDON, August 30.-The Paris Mon1te'tT
reIterates that the Salzburg Conference
secures peace to Europe, but there is
war excitement on the Bourse, and rentes
are declining.
The Cretans are still resisting in the
mountains. Athens advices dcnounce as
exaggerated the recent accounts Of Omar
Pasha's victories in Gambia.
Hon. George Bancroft, American Minis
ter, had dined with the King of Prussia.
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GDecinL Notices.
B THE FLAG!

sT THE FLAG!
THE FLAG!l
THE PLAGl.!
LEVY BROTHERS
waves high above the hosts OF
ExToRTIoN AND HIGH PRICES
ECONOMY TO TIE FRONT.
Small profits and quick sales are our established
principles. and will be maintained against
all competition, IS the following
prices win convince:
Elegant Satin striped Mozambique at IS per dress
pattern, worth So;
Very rich Goats Hair Dress Goods at IS per Dress
worth SIa;
Grenadine ct a reduction OF 10 percent;
Rsal Russia Diaper ts2. worth 80;
Genuine Russia Craah at l2ac per yard, worth Is !;
White Flannel at 25c.,
Atwood ? gannel at soc.,
French soft Finished Cambria, Il yards wider at
SOC worth 7sc.;
Plain Colored MOI antiques at 2oc., worth 4ec.
Lawns at l23, 20, and 2sc., reduction OF so per
cent;
Bleachsd Cotton at l2ic. full yard wide at $780,
worth zoe.
Yard wide Blsached Cotton, nearly as Sood as
VANS .tts, at 20o.-Wamsutta sells at $780,
Unbleached Cottons from i2i to 2oc.,
Full width Blsachsd and Unbleaohed sheetings
at &c.,
PilIow-oase Colt ons, full 20 inches wide, at Csc.
Pillow-case Linen, full i yards wide, at 7'e.'
worth 81;
Linen shssting, u yards wide. at $780, worth
s2.ss per yard;
Bshop Lawn At ssc., worth s5c.
Excellent White Brillian,s at $780,. worth $780,;
Table Dsmask, extra heavy. warranted all linen.
ct I5c., would be cheap 81;
Cassimsres at 3d. worth Sl.so;
Linen Drillngs, from 20 to soc.
Linen Duck at CSC, worth s6c.;
Gauze Merino Shirts for Gents at Sl.2s, worth ";
Maltese Lace Collars at so and $780,, worth 81 and
el.5o;
Tucked and Embroidered Oolldlb NJ 9i'1' Poi w.
zen, worth 90;
Crochet Trimming, six yards in piece, for loc.'
worth lOc. per yard:
Real Tape Trimming, II yards in piece, for 1901
would be cheap at 81;
Real Danssk Doylies, warranted all linen, al
81 so per dozen, worth $3.50;
Damask apkins at 80, worth $3.50;
Cotton Hose at 17sc., worth 1870;
Real English Cotton II csc at $780,;
Infants Frock Waists at 80 and &c., worth TIC.
and 81;
Real French Wovs Corsets II 81;
Table Cloths at 75c., worth Sl25;
Huckaback Towels at 81. 80, and SIS, worth 50
S. so, and 81. so per dozen;
Domestic Ginghams at lesc.;
Wide English Prints at 30 and 2sc. per yard:
Shifting Stripes at laac
Bed Tick at l23c.
Also, at low prices.
Travelling sstchels and Baskets, shawls, Lace
Nantes, Black Silk Sscques, Basquss, and
Circulars.
Remember the FLAG, perforated with holes
LEVY BROTHERS,
au3o l547 Main street.
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GESsnAL GnASr's powEns Uspsn TIN

GkNHRAL GRANT's POWERS UNDER Tna
RECONSTRUCTION Acrs.-All the power
granted to the general of the army BY the
reconstruction acts is strangely, foolishly.
and no doubt nnintentionally, confined
to the approval Of the removal and ap-
pointments Of office-holders. The act,
carefully read and literally Interpreted,
gives General Grant absolutely no other
power; and here we have another
specimen Of the result of hasty action by
Congress. Just in the very emergency
that Congress designed to meet, General
Grant finds himself crippled to a very
serious degree by bungling legislation =
Ne,c York Times.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.-A. W. Snead
hailing from Richmond. was arrested yes
tcrday, charged with stealing watch and
pal. of pants from Thomas Burns, at Jar
rats Hotel The evidence against him
not being sufficient, he was discharged
and escorted through Pocahontas by the
police and ordered to return home. He
was seen in the city last night, and will
probably be up again this morning, as or
ders have been issued for his arreSt.-Pe-
ferS}1r1 I,ldcr
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IRON ORE.-We have on our table o
specimen of iron ore found in great guam
titles on the farm of Mr.. B. Il. Bransford,
of Chesterfield county. This ore has been
examined by competent parties in this
city, who pronounce it of superior quail
ity, and who have no doubt the discovery
will be of great pecuniary advantage to
Mr.. Bransford. Petersburg 1nder.
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THE RIcHMOyD CLERGYNEN.-Thc Fay
etteviIe North Caroliua) Presbyterian, re-
terrjue to Governor Peirpoiut's reflections
d tne Richmond clergy, imputing di>loyal
feelings 10 them, says: THE pulpit III
N'c.aoud and vicinity meet the charge In
manly and Christian denial of the fact,
AID challenge open proof of the Governor
assertion. We strike hands with them on
il', Issue, and guarantee to furnish PROOF
IN tie State OF North Carolina, whenever
i may be demanded, in denial OF the
charge which the Governor Of Virginia
la, made"
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Fire-Tae Indian War G h o Q =
Deaths.
ST. LoU1s, August 3O.-Half Of Roy
holds city, Montana, has been destroyed
by fire.
The Montana Rangers, under General
BEEN, will move on the Indians shortly.
Five hundred dollars was paid recently
for three Indian scalps.
The wife of Colonel Bnnkhead and
twenty FIVE soldiers of the Fifth regiment
had died of cholera at Fort Wallace.
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Political Turbulence in Canada

MONTREAL, August S0.-The Canadian
parliamentary nominations are attended
with considerable rioting. Mr.. Mckee was
booted down here, and three men dan
gerously beaten.
At Eastport, the cavalry charged the
mob, and two squadrons were engaged IN
guarding the Canadians to their homes.
There were thirty casualties-none fatal.
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q Hp,rDifut Story.

ST. LOUIS, August 29.-rhe Erening
ta1q.c. aunuunres that quite number
81 >,,ulnern men have brought their fami-
.e,to this city To escape the effects of q
,,.ro uprising, which they claim is medi-
.grd in many quarters. They say the ne
r-or, are we'll armed, and exhibit their
A.a-nlIa drlautlv.
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EEw YORK. August 29.-This evening
.c rcc,iiyirg dis'illery of Solomon
>.mmcs, Nos 43 aud 45 First avenue, was
destroyed by fire. Loss on
laldins and machinery, 500, 900; partially
Insured. Loss on stock, which was owned
ty Joseph Sickles, $4,000; said to be
.,r.s,, insured
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To GENERAL SCHuFIELD.-If General
Schoheld will cause an examination to be
made among the gunsmiths Of the State
he will find that the negroes are very
generally armed, and provided with rather
more than forty rounds. They are already
in light marching order.-Nortous Vuyi
7tUn
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The City Government of Savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA, August sO.-There is a
rumor here that q petition has gone to
General Pope for the rem oval of the pre-
sent mayor and aldermen. A counter petit
ton for their retention hes been signed by
all the influential citizens.
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IMPORTANT INVENTION FOR PUBLISHERS.
". J. + Zicharias, OF Lce>bnrg, has IN
''hl"d machine for directing newspa-
F.''"h'ch will work revolution III tins de-
t,.'''Arnt OF all printing establishments.
n, .: rhas fccciveia patent for his champion
:Hrr",papcr Addresser," with which from
S.'2' 10 1000 papers can be directed per
-.4f' He has also an addition TO tins ma
y-'ae by which he feels confident from
."9'9 10 10000 papers can be directed III
, .~S sam" time. This important Invention
w., ""' soon be given to the public. The In.
sshl!'y displayed in the simplicity and
E..'cucablty Of its construction shows q
ys' oder of inventive Misunderstanding
"Gstmqtorion
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Pacific Railway. KANSAS EsranCtl.

ST. LorIs August 29.-The net earnings
o. The Union Pacific railway, Kansas
brlarh, Tor July We're $4,000; amount of
u,ac,> done for Government, $64 900 :;
g-a,, earning, 100000 length of road
nn-rAtrl. 23l mites.
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From EERyti.

New YORK, August S0.-Solouque, the
expatrated Emperor of Hayti, is dead.
The British consul at Cape Hayten reports
that fighting against Salnave, the Presi-
dent, has commenced.
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampton sidney
College, vlrsinia- dated July l. 1857
"The Double Refund Poudre;te Is "PeraiihH
like charm or my crops. and attracting uh''efsai
att nion from all behold-rs. am alr>ndy Hat'S-
AID that II is the cheapest and surest renovatnr OF
our " I'm ont soils" Jy 80 OH
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The Cotton Crop.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 3O.-one
hundred bales Of new cotton were re-
ceived here to-day. The crop Is oaaiy
hurt by the worm and cutshoot.
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Central Pacific Railroad Tunnel.

>AN FRANClSCo, August 29.-The sum-
r.. TUNE! OH Tie Central Pacific railroad,
.,,5S tret long, is now open from end to
,al through solid granite. The track on
,.- EASTERN slope OF the mountain is being
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No eOn WARD-TO SHOW
SZ.DU(J MEN AND DRUGGISTS Whereas
q M.ho ical attempt was made Monday or
Tuesday, August 18th or 18th, At Wayns,oor9' or
Gordon.vllle, Va, to poison the animal. OF my
successful in causing the death Of Two Tapirs and
q Zebra, hereby offer reward OF t" ENT1,
PlVE HUNDRED DOLL IS for the arrest and
conviction Of the perpstrator or perPstrsioTs OF
this act. Jim ~ bi
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APPOINTMENT IN VIRGINIA.-At b.
ling;on, Lunduun county, Va, appoint
william II. McCutchcon postmaster, vice
j. Rhiuchart, resigned.
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Nurderers Respited.

MOBILE, August 3O.-Four negroes,
sentenced to be hung tomorrow for MUIR
der, have been respited for four weeks by
Governor Patton.
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Shining Scarce.

WILMINGTON, N. c., August 3O.-This
port is almost bare of shipping. A large
number of vessels could secure cargoes at
high rates.
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Restoration.

CHARLESTON, August 3O.-Seventy-f five
whites and one hundred and nine blacks
registered to-day.
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sNS, ETELLE kESTAUKATEUR.-
ais tables always supplied with every hing IN
season IA well as delicacles and luxures, foreign
and domestic. ReIreshment and Dining rooms TOT
ladies and gentlemen. The Bar suppii d VIVID tne
beat OF Ito uors and good attendance everywhere
a. "A No 1862 MAIN STREET.
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of Governor Helm, OF
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, August 30.-Owing to 10
vernon Helms sickness, his inauguration
takes place at his residence. Governor
Bramlette and staff, and the Louisville City
Council, are in attendance.
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II Boston the other day a couple OF
;, WYE picked up $4,000 in the street, which
;, oel'crcd To the owner, who gave
'" i"ur dollars and a half for theiI
,'e>'y' The man is not likely to suffer
avn generosity.
E, the Impression In Washington city seems
-"0s That Dr.. McCreary will be acquitted.
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Execution OF "a Murderess.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. Y, August 3d.
Bridget Dergan, who murdered MIS-
Coriel. was executed to-day.
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naANrE HOUSE, AZ ORA GE
I,YyrHBUgG Va. HOUSTOE EUCkER, PRO-
PXIgTOs. The proprietor, u ankfnl for the libe-
ral pa.ronag. bestowed upon him, and having re-
duc I'd MS rates ~ THRRL DOi.Ls - PEI DAY ,
pl edges hi msa 4 that the well known reputation OF
the "URiNGR" shall not bs surpassed IN the
Union. excellent meals furnished a. heretofore
upop the arrival OF trains. ana suScianf time
allowed for through passengers gong north OF
soutn npnu the ch anging of cars jy 2m
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MR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
wi Seal AND EsG lSH School NJ IN BE-
TWnSN THIRD AND PuUkTH SIRE TS.--The
twenty fourth ses.i"n OF this school will begin
MS DAY. Septl Inbar rad.
TBRAs Por tn session, $50 For further par
ticulars, circular, NJ the bookstores, apply
TO Nr tn BR, u HIS residence, nirf street be-
tue-' Main and Franklin, or at his school room.
an 22-t06
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richmond HOUSE, CORNER OF
MOND, VA-This conmodious and admirably ,
and newly painted, IL now open and prepared 70
accom- modate TRANSIENT, PBRAa5ENT, and
DAY BOARDEHS The rooms are large, airy
and combines avsrything desirable. Terms mode.
rata my $50
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RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY

xg RICHMOND TRUs FACTORY
Those In want OF well-made, durable TRuh hs
CAN yet their supply al factory prices and al the
same time encourage HrAB sSTsRPRIsB we
tssp q good assortment NJ our own max. on hand,
and 80 make order such styles al the purchaser
NAV desire, with interior arrangements 70 suit
their own convenience. Labor Is cheaper here
than in the North. ard materials Just as cheap as
In the North. The freight and drayage On ordl-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece !;
90 we 80 We the profit that the northern mannfactu'
rer makes, and the cost OF freight and drayase.
The purchaser see by the above facts that we
ara enabled to sell HOME MADE TRONkS for
Lgss than northern TRUNKS of same quality are
sold In this market.
REPAIRING-We also do all kinds OF REPAIR
ING. when, with small outlay, you can save the
expense Of buying new ones; and while en- OLD
Trunk will not look as we'll a new one, yet 1t
will be irst as strong as new one. We also NIX
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF Boofs,
SHOES, and CATERS OF the latest styles and best
make, made expressly for us, all widths and sizes,
which we are selling much lower than those thai
pretend TO sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS b BRO,
No. 43a Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No. slS Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. <33 Broad street. corner Of
f,th je ls-ts
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THE NORWOOD SCHOOL. with a
| ful, corps OF bile and experienced instructors,
and under still svcra BILE su-plces II an here.
tofors will reopen on WBDfEsDaf the 18th o1
September 1877 The inherent and advancement
of the scholars shat receive the closest Pc rsonsl
attention. Address
WILLIAM r. CABELL. Principal,
Norwood post office, Nelson county Va.
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A CoIOred Minister to the Hay tien
Court,

Court.
WASHINGTON, August 3O.-The negro
Langston, of Ohio, has applied for the posi-
ton of Minister to Hayti. The President
told him that there was no vacancy, other
wise he saw no reason why Langston's
claims should not be considered. In reply
to request of Langston that he should
have another interview next week, the
President said yes.
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
I'VE No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,

Mas. P. r. STUBBs. PRoPRIETRRsa,
formerly Of the National House. s,osd street
This house is situated in the most business part
OF the city, within a short distance OF We ioDscco
Exchange, convenient 70 the Virginia Csntr.i and
the Danvlle railroads, aEd Offers unnA M! induce
rnants TO the travelling public. TERAs only TWO
49,, pa mar dsy 10 IL
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SCHOOL FOR SMALL GIRLS
- Teachers:
MISS LaTHROP MISS WORDSWORTH,
Mas ROYAL.
We ask special attention to the advantages OF
the Preparatory Department OF the Richmond re
male lnsttut. MS school for girls Of cay from
sever b thirteen years o. age.
With experienced teacher, aid-d by tbs Pres
dent with graded clzsoe-, fine rooms, and ample
pIay grounns the success OF This department has
been very great. W. confidently rs'er to any OF
our p.trons to the progress made by th-ii
daughters.
For further informant n a. to this or IN TO the
higher Department.. Of til. Institute apply TO
CHARLES II. WINSTON, VI. A.,
ar IN I'm President.
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OFFICE CITY GAS WORKS, August . I'U..
cPECIaL NOTICE Persons who
- purchased GAS-HOUSE LIME prior to april,
the | line so purchased away from the works De-
fore or within the next Thirty DAYS, suoh
claims will not be recognized.
Rv order of the Chairman OF the Committee on
r,D55t C. CAMPBELL,
Nhns I'm superintendent
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MULES AND HORSE S.-A
Nl Inst arrived at the RXCHAEGE' 49,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES, Frank. YX
lin street ONB HUN DRED YOUNG and SSs@aaS
WELL -BkOKR MULES. klsoa lot Of fine YOUNG
HORSES suitable for farm purposes. whieh VIII
sell at fair prices.
I invite the attention Of th % farmers ana Plant.
ar, of North Carolina and Virginia to this superior
lot OF stock, and promise them satlsfactlon ~
quality and rriso re f1-ts1 Ina" oAHlS
GLOVES, TINWARE, AND HOUSE,
= KEEPING ARTlCLEs.-GRsGoRY CO.,
II Main street, have constantly on hand large
G tOKING. PARLOR, and OFFICE sTo 5,
FDRNACEs, RANGss sc. the Ar6iteT and ida'
for coal; Shepherd and rsimproved old Dominion
for burning soft coal. the sas and smoke Bell
Keai, and monitor Ranges, and Premiam; me
Morhing Glory, for pariors stores, omces, i
Also, Plain, Japanned, and stamped TN " O.
descriptions, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated and
Planisb ed Ware. sc. au
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DICHMo ID EAALE l>HTIlUTE,
IL Tenth, Msrsnaii, aud Clay streets. The
iweltih session b.gins OCTOBER J, 1877. For cir.
'a'4s'' a'' 'YghaAglls Il. wlssroE; " Az,
suIa-ln presiasnl,
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IN, CkOE BILL rCAD MY The

~ WILLIE Fr Ma e CDLLEGE.-
J The next session opens FlRrT Moody Isl
| >.pTsMBEh, and closes Ia.t " dnssdav In June.
Pro, s-.,r OF M4,hem.ties ~ y atur4l sc.onces;
captain n. w R-Inhart, a. NJ, Professor OF m
ci-rt and Modern Lang uages and LnXllsh Lau-
guaSe aud Literature;
nev Dnncan. A. Professor OF Men,
| tai ana Mora y nil,s pay;
| +. ug us no Bob IN III. r"fassor Of Mnsic
Mirs Mamie J. Jamieson, English and Ancient
| Lsnguag-s
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~ l.. c. SaLrEh'S ENGLISH AND
VI. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON MAIN
STREET. No. log, BETWBEH FItST AED Sc
CuND-The fourteenth session OF ths sch DOL win
comm nee MDSp- the 18th OF september next.
Terms very moderate Circulars giving IN u par
ticulars may ba had ut the o!lcs Of The Dtspdtch,
ut the variuus BOOKS or nj my resi- -nco, No.
los NJ lin stre t. between First and S.cond.
au 3t-sMWimE q. l. &. SALTER.
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M .SS Nj AhTHAT. MAYpS SELfCT
WI SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. The regu-
lar s.sson Of this School will commence on
TUESDAY, ctohsr lat, 1851 at n iss Ma, O's rssl-
dsncs 30. slY north Leigh street
The Primary Department will ba presided
by Mrs. Caroline 3. Mayo. For terms, addr.as
Niles n + hAYO,
au 1o-S4t Box 1884, Rich mond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

DRoFESSDk DABNEY Il K. q.
L WHARTON open on the 18th OF September al
No. no Grace street q CLASSICAL and II ATHk-
II ar CAL SCHOOL.
Ia Latin, Greek and French. or German,
6dcn 80.
Cards obtained from d. g. Wharton % D.,
or II Of tins book torres ue-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

TALIFAX SCHODL-The tenth ses-
sion Of this School will begin September I'd
and close the 18th OF June following.
TERMS: Board and tuition Per session $500,
one. ha II payable September I'd and the remain
der February LIST. No extra charges.
For iurth. r particulars address
JnHN H. POWELL,
aul-lm Halifax Courtb ouse Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

TAN D-BILLS, PR GsAM VI T.,
III SHOW CARDS, ac.-1h. above WofR * :,
cuied In the bss, style OF the art at the Dip T.