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MAYORS CoURT-MoNDAY MORNING
RECORDER GILLIAN PREsIDING.-Jim
Brown (colored), charged with stealing one
coat, the property of George Meekins, was
discharged. ..--. ..a.
Isham Deane (colored), arrested for Gre
ating disturbance in the house Of Amanda
Fields, was discharged
Amelia Christian (colored), charged with
trespassing upon the premises Of Thomas
Gentry, was discharged.
Nancy Coleman (colored), arrested for
assaulting William Beattie (colored) with q
rock, was discharged. .... .....
Edwin Harriss (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the street,
was fined one dollar, and discharged.
Thomas Gentry and Charles Santry
(whites), arrested for creating disturb
ance in the. First Market, were fined five
dollars each.
Mary Schwartz (white), charged with
having in her possession four chairs, the
property of the Petersburg and Weldon
Railroad Company, was sent on to Judge
Burnham's court. 49,, ..~a.-.e
The case of william Henry (colored), ar
rested for stealing lot of jewelry from
Jnmes E. McCabe, was continued until
Wednesday. -.a ys.s
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THE GERMAN FEsTIyAL.-The picnic of
the German Benevolent Society at Elba
Park yesterday was, Of course, a great sue
cess. Nothing of this kind is ever under
taken by the Germans without meeting with
q full success. They certainly have q
faculty for enjoying, themselves and con-
tributing TO the enjoyment of others.
Among the societies present were the Druids,
Schiller Lodge, and Red Men; all Of which
were out in fun force and regaia. The
day was spent in innocent amusement, and
the only regrets expressed were on account
of the rapidity with which the hours of
pleasure flew by. ..H Il. sa.
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Hs- THE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
- u d iCONTINUED.t rs ~
JULIUS SYCLE'S, t-G
No. gla MAIN BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH sTs.,
Is THE HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP
DRY. GOODS. ...

l will continue to sell AT and BELOW COST until
the whole Of my stock of SUMMER GOODS is dis
posed of, such as r.
PLAID SUMMER SILK, al colors;
-COLORED SILK, all shades r.rs ..s'.
BLACK SILK, all qualities;
PLAIN, CHECKED, and STRIPED MOIAM-
+. ,:iBIoUES. ,s.ft.G-.,s .s,& ,.s.s. ...... ..,.-
LAWNS and ORGANDIES, s. E.'< .,..,.y
GRENADINES and BAREGES, .
BLACK and -COLORED ALPACAS,
BLACK TAMARTINES and IRON BAREGES,
GRENADINE and BAKEGE SHAWLS "
81 FRENCH ORGANDIE MUSLIN, for Shawls :;
Sd BAREGES for Shawis; ;FavTTN -.
PLAIN, CHECKED, and STRIPED SWISS and
NAINSoOK MUSLINS;
BRILLIANTS DINITY LONG CLOTH, and
UNDRESsED CAMBR1C;
yPARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS,
SUMMER CASHMERE, -,.,..
LINEN DUCK and DRILLINGS,
TOW ELS, TABLE DAMASK,
QUILTS, &C., . i
and great many other goods too numerous to
mention. ..
Purchasers of Dry Goods will do well to call and
examine the goods before buying elsewhere. There
Is no humbug. Goods are really sold at and below
cost at -iT4IG Il. JULIUS SYCLE'S,
aui 9ls Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
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Rirtu1tond 1ispatth,
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATfoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. 'dj s.
TUESDAY. Y............. AUGUST 4, 1858
AUCTION SALES THIS DAf 7,

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o. clock A. NJ,
at their store, a lot or furniture. ''h.s.'- -.
8. n. DAVIS win sell cottage residence on the
oA north side OF Moore street att clock P. NJ.
G. W. KING win sell desirable farm near Cor
donsviflc. .-i s't -nT.<-E~--s.. RI
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 3 O'Clock z.
80 NJ. valuable farm in Chesterfield near Half
= Way station, on Petersburg railroad.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON will sell large
Z lumber-house on the north side Basin between
. Eleventh and Twelfth streets at s. O'Clock P. NJ.
WELLINGTON GODDIN viii sell a granite
front tenementon Broad between Fourth and
Fifth streets at O'Clock p. NJ. /. H.. ~
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.
NO HUMBUG ABOUT TT

-'h>a ~. ~ Fl - 4. - t-tss.sEst
? p, -rsst! .- IA! ir ---T .rI -
The season, having far advanced, and having a
large isi stock or DRESS GOODS on hand yet, Ihaye
determined TO seE cheaper than the cheapest In
this city, and therefore invite sh in want Of GOOD
AND CHEAP GOODS to call at - .-'"e5 -.
~ tJ.osEP,H srRAU USES,
liz ,rofeu:r!oIsss MAIN STREET, =" II
FINE LAWNS, 1eg and ooc., worth soc.; l..
MOURNING LAWN, l2s and 1906 - :,
GRENADINE, with silk founces, 20 and 2Sc.,
worth 81 and Soc: n
BLACK and CoLoRED D LENos, TAMAR.
TINES. and BAREGEs at half their value; rl
MOZAMBIQUE, 25c., worth s7sc!; d
PILLOW-CAsE COTTON, soc.; =
LINEN iToWELING; lfiaGE "- -
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,s $3.50 per dozen; .
LADIES, ,HANDKERCHIEFs, 1oc. apiece; .
coward BLACK and WHITE SPOOL COTTON,
s,c.. ~ 2a@-e Ssa :,
DOMESTIC GINGHAA1s, 12sc., 42 inches wide
BED TICKING, l23c.; ESP -' ..l ,
SHIFTING STRIPES, l2bc.;=pa
CHECK, SWISS, andrGAMBRIC MusAlNs' very
CoUNTEIsPANEs, S2, worth
"a; 5 39s., .r., --# '.s..Ea- ~e.
RUSSIA DIAPER, 16sc. 80. '>'' ."
CoTToN and LINEN DIAPERS, sl.75 piece,
cheap at So; " n'rlrr.',l7,
HEAVY LINEN DRILLING, and DUCK, 25c.,
worth s73c. c.;-,~...-.-----. Il
DUCHE's KID GLOVES, sl.25 a pair, equal to
Alexandre's $500 ---"" ~ .-..- "
,ALEXANDRE,S SILK, GLOVES, Soc; -s,- +.
BLACK and Col oRED ALPACA at astonish-
ca, ingly low prices; - .aen 'E'.- -'.'
BLEACHED HUCKABACK ToWELING at
25c, worth a7ac.; ........... .-:..
hLL-WOOL FLANNELS at 25, IS, and 45c.;
BLEACHED SHIFTING at 10, 12s, and 2oc. ;
HEAVY BROWN COTTON at l2ac., shirting:
s. 900 LADIES' HOOP SKIRTS at so, s23, and 75c.,
:, worth twice the money: - srGs /.
LOCO FINE SHIRT BOSOMS at 2oc. worth 4cc.,
and 37sc. worth 5oc. ;.> f.. ~
TWISTED SILK MITS for ladies' and children
at 25c.: ...- sls..., ...tE."
LADIES FANS at 10, Is, and 95c., less than gold
value; l.
MOSQUITO NETS at $l.5o; ..,,...
IRISH LINEN at a7a so, 81 and '75c., worth 25 per
Il cent. more -. ywI2Y4r =, T.r:.- f.
l. 900 boxes GENTLEMEN'S PAPER COLLARS
at i2sc., selling other places for 25c.';
LADIES' CORSETS Mt 81, cheap at $l.25;
and many other goods too numerous to mention.
All L ask is call from one and all, and you can
depend upon finding all articles usually kept III
irst-class Dry Goods store ut the lowest prices BE
careful of getting In the right placeNo 1854 Main
street between Fifteenth and Seventeenth, oppo-
site Palmer & Sons. @4sf+'..
All 1-3m ..~., 80 JOSEPH SIRAUSE.
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Advantage of Life Assurance. e

-s.-.-ie. a.s nZ RICHMOND, July 2lst, 1865.
j. Horace LncH General Travelling Agea,t Of
Equitable Life assurance Society Of United
Stdtes: .-
Dear sir,-Wlth the deepest gratitude acknow-
ledge the receipt of 81, 9a paid on policy on my
late husbands lfc had no right to expect It, for
able counsel had Informed me that my husband had
forfeited his policy by travelling beyond prescribed
limits but Of this both he and myself were igno-
rant. The noble equity and generosity Of your So
ciety fills me with surprise and gratitude.
May the blessing Of the widow and the fathcrless.
and Of those who ready to perish, be upon YOU,
sir. and upon your great and generous Society.
Very truly and gratefully yours, r-'
jy 3l-3ot ...... MINERVA v. BROWN.
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Tho special school OF MINING ENGINEERING
g IN rnIl operation. FRANCIS II. SMITH, 49,.
NJ, s-d3t NwtScpl Superintendent.
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HEADQUARTERS JEFFERSON WARD)
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR DEMCRATIC CLUE.
August l, 1868.
ITO THE CONSERVATIVE OR DEMO
CRATIC CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.

Tn obedience to resolution adopted ut 4 regular
meeting of the Jefferson Ward Seymour and Blair
Democratic Club all Conservative or Democratic
citizens Of Richmond are cordially invited to par
ticipate with this Club in .rF.1.." ....
RAISING 4 FLAG OF SEYMOUR AND BLAIR,
the standard-bcarcrs of Il free and independent
people. This invitation is extended to all of those
citizens who sympathzc with us in this our effort to
restore the Government upon permanent and
constitutional basis. The flag will be raised 1T s
O'Clock p. NJ. AUGUST 5TII, 1868.
The following gentlemen will address the meet
ing Colonel Marnadukc Johnson, Hon Henry a.
Wise, Hon. Robert Ould, Hon. w. w. Crunp, A.
VI. Kelley Esq, Hon. John Fl. Gilmer, Thomas J.
Evans, Esq. \. A. Sturdivant, and other promi-
nent speakers. ..x-
A. G. BABCOCE,
au3-3t President.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE Richmond PosT-oFFIcE AUGUST
4, 1861. R. Holmes, Charlotte county,
Va; M. ?. Emsey (A, Halifax county, Va. ;
Lieutenant Graham, Mecklenburg county,
Va, Thomas H. Carney, Campbell county,
Va; Robert E. Coles (colored), Danville,
Va; John W. Mattery, Pittsylvania coun-
ty,, Va; Joshua P. Roach, Pittsylvania
county, Va; Louisa Watts, Richmond, Va. ;
John Watson ~, Mccklenburg county, Va;
Ross Hamilton, Mecklenburg county, Va.
Isaac 7. Mitchell, Campbell county, Va;
James Witt, Campbell county, Va; Editors
Evening News, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Mary
Winfree (colored), Richmond, Va. S. N.
Jones, Richmond, Va; Henry L. Witt,
Campbell county, Va; John Burnett, Jr.,
Campbell county, Va; Rev. W. J.. Sulli-
van, Campbell county, Va; Thomas H.
Gosney, Campbell county, Va; Thomas H.
Kelley, Philadelphia, Penn; r. G. Dunn
g. Co., Baltimore, Md. ~.I --P
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a- To CURE oR NOT 40 Cure -THAr

s., sos- TO CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT
Is the question: and the only question which affects
in the slightest degree the Interests of such persons
are afflicted with Dyspepsia, Disordered Bowels,
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Headache, ,Constipa-
ton, and snch other diseases as have their origin
in improper digestion. Ne admit that sufferers
had better bear their Ills than resort to remedies
that they know not; but when they have the assu-
rance OF their friends and neighbors that BA-
these complaints; that they purify the blood,
strengthen the nervous system, quicken the liver,
enliyen the mind, and expel all improper secre-
tons It is little strange that all who suffer do not
seek relief by the use of them These B1TTERs
have now borne the test of time, and from their
curative properties have become an established
family medicine In this section Of the country.
Their properties are purely vegetable may be
taken by all classes without fear Of injury, and
will prove unfailing tonic in all cases of loss of
appetite. ~ -., g,. .a.-,. -Mfg- adj taE.
Sold at wholesale and retail by r. W. POWERS
and druggists generally. e. BAKER, {,
.....=.. =. Ea f.l.sr.. .. -,.r 81 Proprietor,
Jy3 Box 333, Richmond Va.
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g NEEDS ATTENTION. "A correspondent
calls cur attention to cellar on Franklin
below Nineteenth street which, he says, is
SO offensive that the former occupants of the
house have had to leave the building on
account of the intolerable stencil that arises
from it. He also states that the attention
of the Mayor, Alderman PEBBLES, and the
policemen on that beat, have been called to
it, and no notice whatever has been taken
Of it. We would call the attention Of the
Board of Health to this communication,
which can be seen in our Office. ...
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RNBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world !; the
only true and perfect dye ; harmless reliable, in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; inv1go
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or 6ro1o1a. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. 1s Bond street, New York. ia A-eod
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IL l6-2rawT'
DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.
TOST-OFFICE. GREENWOOD DEPOT, ALBE-
MARLE COUNTY, VA.
WIkL!AM " X YANGE9, G; sfkhNeE' Jh., Principals.


This school for boys opens September lst and
closes the last of June following.
TERMS Board and tuition, exclusive OF fuel,
lights, and washing. for3session of ten months,
1915 In currency with pro rata deduction Tor boys
entering during the session. .- -5Etg,
with large and cOmmodnus buildings bath
rooms included. in section free from temptation
10 diSsipalion noted for its beauty of scenery, Its
hcathfulncSS. and It's social and religious adran-
tugcs, no location could be more desirable for
male school. The late DIR. Gcssner Harrison, on
retiring from the University of Virginia, conduct
+t al This place school of Xtcnsiycrcputation
-Ind patronage. r.
The Principals. educated at the University of
Virginia, and 'cor,!ially and confidently COM
IncrIdcd public favor' by the Faculty of that
institution. have had n successful experience OF
nAc and ten years, respectively, as teachers In
school. and colleges ofhi@h grade. They will give
the whole OF their time aud energy to the Interests
of the school, and will be assisted by other teach
crs of ability. - L.
The course of instruction will be thorough in all
branches usually taught in schools of ghcSt grade
Special attention Will lie given to bookkeeping
and Ia the most practical portions Of natural
sciences. To those who may desire it opportunity
will be afforded for instruction III drawing and
music. . .s... ....
Circulars, containing fun particulars will be
furnished on application to either OF the princi-
pals. .-. .s.... ., jy l3-eodlOt
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Other Local Matters ON Third Page.

A SMAsH-UP.-0n: Sunday night about 9
o'clock the. quiet neignborhood of Libby'a
Hill was startled by the vulgar and pro-
fame shouts of two drunken men in a top
buggy, who were whipping their poor
horse without mercy. The wild men drove
without thought over the deep precipice
near the house of Captain II. w. Tyler,
breaking the buggy and injuring the poor
horse and themselves. We learn that Cap=
tain Tyler took. the young men into his
house and rendered all the assistance re-
quired.. The sympathy of the community
rests alone with the poor horse. Is there
no law in Richmond that will punish men
for cruelty to their animals .rsr
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CARPETS, SHADES. &C.

NNTINDOW SHADE DEPOT
w a. WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!l
1885 MAIN STREET.
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
NJ GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
is still ut his old tricks, keeping down high prices.
He has the largest assortment Of SHADES In the
city; latest styles IN Gold, Velvet and Painted
Shades, with all the fixtures to match.
CLEAR THE TRACK!
High prices, down you come !! All know COL
DEN ; he always had the cheapest Shades at his
old stand on Broad street.
TABLE OILCLOTH
In Mahogany, Rosewood Oak and Marble, and
all the colors; Black for covering carriages, in
Drill and Duck: L 900 Paper Shades at your own
price.
N. B.-shades made to order. s.orekeepers and
pedlers supplied at New York prices. te a-am
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METHODIST SUNDAY School SOCIETY. -
The annual meeting of the Methodist Sum
day-school Society will be held tonight in
Centenary church. Revs. J. c. Cranberry
and J. A. Duncan will deliver addresses.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 3, 1885.
.- =. -a-. s.- n ARRIVED. ....
Steamer State of Maryland. Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, lIarvcyS Williams.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York. mer-
chandisc and passengers, w C.. Dunham L Co.
Schooner E. j. Pickup, Philadelphia, coal, Tired
cgar Works. ......... e, .....
SAILED. .s A
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers, J.. b. Tatum.
SchoonerS Bee and Merchant, Norfolk light.
CLEARED.
North German Barque Goethe, Koch for Lon
don, tobacco, William Gray.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Admiral Kirwan, Will lsave the White
House at 10 O'Clock to-day.
BY TELEGRAPH. ...e..
FORTRESS MONROE, August 3.-The schooner
United Brothers, and another unknown, are ashore
on Cedar island.
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PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To WILLIAM
i CLARKE, FORMERLY OF RICHMOND,
CLARKE. WHO DIED SOME YEARS SINCE
Your locality Is now not known. There IS in my
hands 4 sum of money and stocks accrulng to you
from the estate of Elizabeth c. Clarke, deceased,
who resided In Hanover county Virginia, which
am anxious to pay over. Should you he Informed,
either through this any other medium, colnmi-
nicate with me 1T once. .... ... ...-..
Address, Richmond, Va. n. B. CLARKE,
Executor Of Elizabeth c. Clarke, deceased.
4 ~ N m
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SAND HoLEs.-The citizens of the upper
part of the city complain Of certain parties
who, Immediately after each rain, in gather
ing the sand which accumulates leave deep
holes in the streets. The upper part Of
Franklin street has been made nearly I'M
passable to vehicles by these sand d-gatherers.
Can't the police remedy the evils
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Francis
7. Isbell sold at auction on yesterday a
small brick house and lot, on south side of
Duval between First and Second streets,
fronting about seventy-one feet and running
back feet, for $l,450. t
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DERSO A If ALFRED JOHN
Il DOUGLAS or WILLIAM OSWALD will
communicate with us lie will hear of something to
his advantage. Any information in regard TO MIN
will be thankfully received.
RICHMOND, August l, 1868. au l-lw
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CITY TAxEs.-1t will be seen from the
notice of the clerk of the Council that all
persons who pay one-half of the city taxes
for 1868 on or before the 10th instant will
be entitled 70 ten per cent. discount.
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INTEREST on THE CITY DEBT.-Notice is
given in another column that the payment
of the scmi-annual interest on the city debt
will commence next Tuesday, the llth in
stont
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MEETINGS.

HIBERNIA DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-A
I i MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS EVE
MING at half-pa O'Clock ut the establishment
of ID. j. Mccormick, Eighteenth street between
Main and Franklin. s.. ....
Conservatives of all nationalities desirous of
joining the Club are cordially Invited to attend.
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OUT OF OFF1cE.-By limitation, the fol-
lowing revenue inspectors went out of Office
on Thursday last General w. H. Boyd, S..
F. Primrose, and Thomas W. Roche.
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THROWN OvERBoARD.-Under the opera
tion Of the retrenchment bill, Collector
Humphreys, of this port, has had to reduce
his force, and to accomplish it has dis
charged J. Q. Brigham, deputy collector,
and William Fay. Inspector. - -
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PERsoNAL.-We learned on yesterday
that General milford was suffering from
quite severe indisposition. We hope that
he will soon recover. .'
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We return thanks to Turner for Frank
Leske's Budgetof Fun, Comic Monthly, and
Ne,runass's Monthly. All in want Of
periodicals should call at ii Ia Main street.
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NEILLS g. RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
W CHANGE. RICHMOND, VA. BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERcHAkTsI Irs for ,rs,p the pHT7 pE
TTsniPhGG0S Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignnents.. Refer to A. Z. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank OF xl5gna Wa Ma ;SAans
MvSsEgsHn' s1 e CO., New York Messrs JoaNsoE
a. &TuoNPeoN, Boston. Mass.IGf As5i27 lyA /
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AmVJSEREENTS,

THE BROAD-STREET SA BAT I II
Il SCHOOL will make Il PICNIC EXCUR-
SION to Graney island on TIL HUKSDAY MORN
ING NEXT, the 9th. The train leaves the depot
on Broad street ut It O'Clock A. NJ.
Tickets may be had at Messrs. Woodhouse a.
Parham's, or at a. HI. Christian K Co.'s oo9 Main
street Price, ONE DOLLAR round trip,
freshments included. 1t Is hoped that the parents
and guardians Of the children wil as far as posi-
hIn on his s-2t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 4, 1888.
Sun rises 5.O5 Moon rises. ........ rs
Sun sets. .......... 6.55 High tide, A. M..... a3
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'. - p ~. s- r., an l-d2awst&w6t

YHyASHINGTON GE-lLEXING-
w TON. VA.-The next session opens third
THURSDAY In September, 1868, and closes fourth
THURSDAY In June 1890. The Faculty consists
of General 4. e. Lee Presidents with professors
Moral Philosophy, History. and English Lam
gusgc and Literature, Applied Mathemat1es Ma
tnrgl Philosophy, Chemistry. and Law and Equity.
TS~sc are distributed into First-Faculty Of
sTTs. Sccond--Faculty OF Science. Third-Fa-
.,rl,y Of Literature and Philosophy. Fo,irth-Fa-
tfnri bachelor degree, and the degree of Master
Of Arts Is open alike 10 students In each COURSE
I'm The department of Science are conferred also
,rnfrssinraI diplomas OF Civil Engineer and MI
Hing Engineer. By the aid of a full corps of as
.i>tant professors provision is made for thorough
drilling IN the departments Of English, ,Ancient
md Modern Languages and Mathematics
ENrES>ES All necessary expenses need not
exceed S525. . TEE - GAc-N go -
For full particulars applyt TO -t r..s ~ =:
z. 9. GORDON, Clerkof Faculty.
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OILS.

RJOTICE-MULES AND HORSES
/ y arrived, and for sale on very accom- ~
modating terms, at the Exchange Livery H$N
and Sale Stables, Franklin street. ONE
HUNDRED MULES and HORSES, amongst them
some broke mules, and several pairs Of No. coach
horses, and mares suitable for farm purposes.
NH n = 1T JOHN B. DAVIS.
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CnnMFssION MERCHANTS.

DANIELr K, WEISIGER, COMMISSION
DMERCHANT No. 1 F0uRTEENTH
n,ents Of t;ToBaCCo, w HEAT CORN, and other
conntry produce, etc, from his friends and the
P1S,'s nn saiea 6eA FRIIITs and FLOWERS, MANUFAC-
TIRED and SMOKING TOBACCO. la a'.
; lir dim &M2m
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rELECT SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. NEAR

SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, NEAR
- STAUNToN, VA. by PIKE POWERS.
opecs the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
a,ld closes the last of June.
TERMS: For board and tuition, {excusive Of
washing, lights and towels, $50 per half session,
payable In advance.
'TEFERENCES The Faculties of the University
Of Virginia, the Virginia Military Institute, and
Washington College. Address early
PIKE POWERS
" 1e-eraw7t ..., -. rStaunton, Va.
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JUDGE MEREDrTH's COURT adjourned
yesterday until the first Monday in No
yember. LII
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lost AND FOUND.

T OST CERTIFICATE.-This is to give
~ notice that CERTIFICATE No. 74s for eight
shares of stock In the capital of the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, In my name. has
been lost, and that shall apply to the Board OF
Directors of said company for a new certificate IN
lieu OF the one lost. .aa~ 49,
jc 30-Tu2m THO. VI. ISBELL.