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IMPORTANT BANK CASES TO BE HEARD N
CHAMBERS AT ALExANDRIA.-The motions
against the banks of Howardsville, Scots
vile, Monticello, Philippi, Pittsylvania,
and the Central Bank of Virginia, for in
functions and the appointment of receivers,
have been set for argument in chambers be-
fore Judge Underwood, in Alexandria, on
next Friday and Saturday, the 3Oth and
3lst of this month The suits are brought
by Harvey Terry against these banks, and
there are, we understand, over SIC, 900 in
yolyed. Counsel for the plaintiffs, J. Fl.
Gilmer 4 Son Messrs. Neeson, Bradley I.
johnson, Beach, Steger, and Sands, for the
defence
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FRETcHTs RECEIVED PER CANAL.-The
following is list of freights received by
the james River and hanawha canal for
the week ending last Saturday, July 24th
1913 bogsheads and 81 tierces tobacco, 1857
bushels wheat, 1889 bushels corn, 372
bushels oats, 10 bushels potatoes, IA bush
els meal, bushels onions, 6 head live stock,
4SS tons coal, 704 tons manganese, 81 tons
stone, 40 tons slate, 3s8 barrels flour, 4si
barrels cement, 40 barrels lime, barrels
empty bottles, barrels apples, Il barrels
whiskcy, CO. empty barrels, l6 barrels eggs,
| ,l32 pounds bacon, 4sO pounds butter, 200
pounds WOOL 800 pounds furniture, l2,-
029 pounds rags, scrap iron, and bones ;
200 pounds forage, 80 cords tan bark, IS
cords wood, 80, 800 feet lumber, 5,Sl6 staves,
So coops fowls, % kegs powder, $50 plow-
handles, | straw-cutter, l pair scales,
buggy, 9 packages sundries, and l43 pas
scngers (othcr than by regular packet.
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INTERESTING TO TIE LADIES. - Our lady
friends will be pleased TO learn that our fricnd
WILLIAM II. ADAMS, at G2l Broad street, has re-
cciycd another supply of Japan Switches OF large
size and all colors. 1t seems to be difficult to sup
ply the demand for this imitation Of the natural
hair. Those Ladies' who have been disappointed
heretofore would do well to call early. Remember
the placc-thc Baltimore Stamping and Trimming
Store 81 Broad street.
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The MrzzLING OF DoGs.--We have fire.
quent, and we think very just, complaints
against the abominablc and useless muzzling
of dogs at this season. 1t is n cruel thing,
to say the least Of it, and we should ina
ginc, from the worry it must cause the ami
nal, that it would be better calculated to
make them mad than the hot weather. 1t
has been of little or no benefit, and we ven
turc to say that there have been no fewer
cases of hydrophobia on account of muzzles.
The mad-dog fever is over, and it would
seem an act of humanity to relieve the poor
dogs of this great canine torment.
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MEETING OF BUILDING FUND CoMPANY.-
A meeting of those who have subscribed to
the building fund company about to be or
ranized Oh Church and Union Hills will be
held in Sweeney's bakery, on Broad street
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth,
at half-past 8 O'clock this evening for the
purpose of organization.
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ODDS AND ENDs.-The house of Mrs. Con-
merry, on Twenty-second street, Union Hill,
was entered Sunday afternoon and robbed
of various articles.
David J. Saunders, Esq, is quite sick at
the Rockbridgc Alum Springs.
1t is rumored that General Candy will
order the payment of the interest on the
State debt due January lst, 1869. 1t will
amount to about s7OO,OOO. There is but
little over half this amount in the Treasury.
Judge Bonds assignees meet in Farmville
to-day to elect an assignee in bankruptcy.
The directors of the Danville Railroad
Company have accepted the proposition Of
the Council for the connection of that road
with the York River road.
Judge Bramhall's son qualified yesterday
to practice in the circuit court of Richmond.
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BURGLARY.-On Saturday evening the
kitchen of General Gleason was entered
and robbed of about $500 worth of cloth
ing and other articles. Suspicion resting
upon a negro woman named Eliza Brown,
her house was visited by officers Merrill
and Murphy and searched by virtue of a
search warrant. Several of the stolen ar
ticles were discovered and identified, and
Eliza was arrested. She was brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning, and
after examination WAS sent on.
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND CoMMASDERY, No. ., X. T.,
RICHMOND July 70 1860. !
ORDERS No. 2.-SIR KNIGHTS, ~
~ You are hereby ordered TO attend ~
called assembly of your Commandery ut ~
the asylum, MisonS' Hall, on Franklin 4 Y
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth/
streets, THIS EVENING ut I O'Clock promptl,
for work and important business.
BY order Of the T.. Commander.
THOMAS III. DEWITT, Captain-lieneral.
WILLIAM J. RIDDICK, Recorder. jy 2I--lt"
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LlSror UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
~ TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE july 81,
$500. IL. Chalklcy s. Co., r. 0. Swan,
DR.. W. F. Gaines, George Patterson, Z. \.
J. Clopton, Rev. d. c. H. Read, William Nj.
Sutton < Co., John R. Mountcastle, E.
Tucker Hughes, Lieutenant L. V.Caziarc,
Richmond, Va; John Shelton, Huntsville,
Ala. Mrs. William B. Cringle, Charleston,
s. c.; Thomas r. Hewlett, Manchester, Va.
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TIE ECLIPSE OF TIE Sun, soon TO occur, Is
looked forward to with much Interest by scientific
men and all others but I. s BALDWIN, the clotil-
ier at the well-known corner of Tenth and Main
streets, long ago eclpscd all competitors In his
line of business, and keeps them permanently In
that condition. -.-..- -
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GRAND MASK BALL AT THE SWEET
SPRrNGs.-The first grand mask ball OF the
season at the Sweet Springs will be given
on Friday evening next (July 30th). Mr.
Moxlcy, the popular Washington costumer
will be on hand, and every other arrange
ment will be made to make the affair a
romplptc success
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GALATIANS CAsE.-Owing to the indis-
position of Colonel Marmaduke Johnson,
counsel for the prosecution, the inyestiga-
ton of the case Of Denis Callahan (of the
police), charged with the murder of Joseph
Kelley, was not proceeded with yesterday,
but was adjourned over until to-day by
Major Hambrick.
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HEAVY FREIGHT REcEIpTs.-Fifty-f
carloads Of freight were received at the
Danville depot on Saturday, consisting OF
wheat, tobacco, and other produce. Such
heavy shipments are favorable indications
Of the increased business prosperity of our
80,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON GOnDIN will sell at half-past )
O'Clock an excellent brick store and dwelling
on the north side Of Broad street near Elba
Park.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell Mt their store ut
10 \. VI. an assortment of good furniture car
nets etc
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NOTICE TO SURVEYORS OF PUBLIC
IN ROADS IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
Pursuant to my duties US Commissioner of Roads
of said county aud pursuant TO other public duties
have travelled the roads OF the county generally
and information derived by complaints of other
citizens gapabis many instances 81
the county roads are hereby informed that shall
make report to the court at its next term august
seyoTs, to come for1ocrd and Sho,o cause for such
negiect Of duty, and TO require OF you respectively
to furnish an account OF your services, with that OF
the hands allotted to you your action against such
absentccs from service wien e. called upon to york
collected from such abscntees !; how such money
was disposed Of by you, and all other matters per
timing your accountability ls the law directs cts
Advising you oput your roads IN good order forth
With, and prepare yourselves to answer The order
referred to by the llth of August next, subscribe
myself yeur friend, JACOB s. ATLEE,
Commissioner OF Roads Hcnrico county.
The county levy WIN nelaid on the Nm m ,dny @ OF
sidcred. tly -i-'lJ - 10 -
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PIc-NIC.-The picnic of Clay-Street
Methodist Sunday school will be held at
Dunlop's tomorrow. The cars will leave
the Petersburg depot at I! o'clock. A band
Of music will be in attendance, and glo-
rious time il expected.
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HEAVY CoLLEcTIoNs.-Colleclor Burgess
reported to Washington as the amount OF
his. collections for yesterday sl7,O07.ll.
This is almost tie largest amount collected
in one day since the war.
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TIE HusTINGs COURT (Judge 0lcott) ad-
journed last week until to-day. Jurors and
witnesses who have been summoned to
attend the court this term arc requested to
be in attendance this morning at ii O'Clock.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, July 26 lse9.
CHARLES Z. WILLIAMS, trustee, Us
] +. W. T0mpklns and as,
In RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT.

IN RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT.
By the decree entered In this cause on the ed OF
December, 1885, 1t is ordered 8 That this cause be
referred to one of the commissioners OF this court,
who is directed to audit state, and settle and re-
port to this court the accounts OF Charles L. Will
lams, substituted trustee the complainant In this
cause and to inquire and report what persons are
entitled under the will OF Frances Tompkins, de-
ceased, to the balance remaining In the hands OF
the said trustee and which of them are adults and
free from disability, and which under disabili.
ties, married women, infants, &c And the SAID
commissioner shall give notice to all the parties
herein bv publication tonce a week for four suc
cessive weeks In some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond) of the place and time, where
and when he will execute this decree, which pub
lication Shall be equivalent to personal service.
And the said commissioner will report specially 10
this court any other matter which he may deem
proper and pertinent to this cause, or which he
may be requested to report by any party herein.
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have liked on WEDNESDAY the I'd day of Sep
tember 1882 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, and
INV Office No. $40 Franklin street, Richmond, Va,
as the place, to execute the foregoing decree.
---...-"r- THOMAS j. EVANS.
2 p mi isS
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Napoleon and Grant are to exchange mes
sages over the new cable. Napoleon will
send, 1.-The Empire is peace" Grants
reply will be, "Let us have peacc."-
EhicNIO Times
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A man giving the name Of l.. B. Brown
has been arrested in Boston on the charge
of forging drafts on several banks in that
city and New York. Brown halls from
Pa.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, JULY ID, 1859.
ARRIVED,
steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, ner-
chandiSc and passengers, W. q. Durham GO.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan baitim0re
merchandise and passengers, harVeyS WI
liams.
Schooner Southerncr, Darling, Boston, ice Il
b. WarGwell, and merchandise 10 Crowcli Cur
ric. ,y,, :,
Schooner II. G. Bird, Drinkwater, Windsor, n.
schooner J. Il. Rapp, Gale, New York, iron,
Tredegar Company.
Schooner WinaIs, Morgan, New York, mer-
rhandisc, Curtis Parker.
SAILED,
Steamer Eliza HancoH, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. u. Tatum
Schooner j. Il. Ru.nsey, Cranmer, New York
ctu lower james, Curtis x Parker.
CLEARED,
Bark Columbia tat City Point for London with
TOBACCO, Gray " Boiling.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, July 25.-Arriyed, steamer keii.
nehcc, Freeman, snd sailed on return Ola the s6f b.
Brig Herald tBritsb,, DE Gourhy, from Rieh.
mond, was at Bahia on the roth alslinU.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SWEET SPRINGS, MONROE CoUNTY,l
WEST VIRGINIA, July 2Ith. 1869.
THE FIRST GRAND FANCY BALL
i at the Sweet Springs, Monroe county, West
Virginia, will take place on FRIDAY, July 3Oth,
1863.
Mr.. l.. Monkey, of Washington. the celebrated
costumcr, will be present with choice selection
ivoT-@t JAMES CARROLL.
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NJ. ELLYSoN & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima. Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office
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FOR SALE.

EMPTY .HOGSHEADS, B A ELS,
IL and CASKS, of all kinds and sizes, delivered
free any part Of the city, for sale very low for
cash. ,
4 great variety. II. l.. DESTLER,
~ 2T-3tz Noak's Ark.
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SURVEYORS OF ROADS in Henrico county
will find in another part of to-day's paper
o notice which they would do well to heed.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE s'DISPATCH' -
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIECU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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DAGS, BAGS-GRAIN BAGS.-FIFTY
D THOUSAND GRAIN BAGS for sale or rent:
avipg made arrangements With some oI sie sS
a manuiacturrrs' prices, we are now prepared 10
supply commission merchants, shippers, anu
bushcD from the cheapest sccond-hanu OF new
RIM p SHIPPIN Nc; BAG 10 the very best Enc
LISH LINEN, hand-se@cd, Win uoapie-ro"
stitching. ~,
...XXYn BAG ON rent In any quantity on ternt'
laid down by the Chamber or Commerce, Mhich
Shall regulate our prices a
WoOL wanted In any quantity.
LEATHER BELTlNG agents Tor HoSt Bfo-
thers. WtSSfOS Y EoH 1.isI.
" BY l-3tawia IL ------------------
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch office.
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MIpDLEDcEG, LoupouN COUNTY, yA.,l

r OUDOUN SCHOOL.
IL V. DABNEY, PRINCIPAL.
The NTH session of this CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL will open on the 1sT
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
a long sojourn in Paris enables the Princ cipal to
promise unusual advantages to pupils dcsirons Of
acquiring n thorough knowledge and correct pro-
nunciation of the French language.
The village of Middlcburg Is situated within
sight of the Blue Ridge mountains, in what Is
called the Piedmont region Of Virginia. The
hcalthfulness Of the climate and the refinement OF
the society In this portion In the State arc well
known.
$780,
Circulars sent on application. jy l8-codt25Sc
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The session Of this institution commences annu-
ttnues without interruption till the Thursday pre-
cediHg the 4th of July ensuing.
1.-The organization OF the institution Is very COM
plete, embracing extensive and thorough courses
OF instruction In Literature and Science, and Ill
the professions Of Law, Medicine, and Engineer
Ing.
The expenses of the Academic or Law student,
exclusive of the cost of textbooks, and clothing,
and pockct-money. amount 10 about S36S per seS-
sion of nine months: and of the Engineering or
Medical student to about $685. of which sums, re-
spectiycly. S22o or $3.50 is payable on admission,
and the balance in the progress OF the session.
For details send for catalogue.
Post-Oilicc : University of Virginia.
s. MAUPIN,
" ol-lst Chairman OF the Faculty.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
NEAR WASHINGTON,
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA.

My SELECT SCHOOL for boys will be re-opened
on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER NEXT and close
the Goth day of June, 1870, under the charge of
MIR. e. II. BARKSDALE an NJ. A. graduate OF the
University of Virginia.
Pupils will be prepared for the University OF
Virginia and other colleges or for the business
pursuits of life.
TERMS For board, tuition. washing. &C., $3.50
payable quarterly In advance. No extras. Early
application desired.
For circulars and further in formation address
JOHN G. LANE,
Washington, Rappahannock county, Va.
REFERENCES: Rt. Rev. John Johns, Theologi-
cal Seminary, VA, William Green, ESQ, Rich
mond, Va. B. II. Shackelford, Esq, Warrenton
Va. Professor G. s. Ncnablc, Or. j. S. Davis. Unl-
vcrsity Of Virginia Judge II. II. Marshall, Char
lotte Courthouse, Va; Wood Bouldin, Talcott,
Charlotte county, Va. je 2s--3taw6w
HOLLINS INSTITUTE--The twenty
IL seventh annual session Of this Institute will
open on the TWENTY-NINTH OF SEPTEM-
BER. under the same faculty OF the last session.
Those who may he seeking the best advantages for
their daughters would do well to apply for cata-
logues and circulars. All communications should
he addressed to the Superintendent, Botetourt
Springs, Roanoke, Va.
CHARLES l.. COOKE. Superintendent.
tvs oNy
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TO SHIPPERS. -

NOTICE TO
~ The boats of the JAMES -E-ss.ssz.ss@z:s-53
YER AND KASAWHA CANAL CUMrAN1
will leave the dock as usual promptly nc u M on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls goods for Lynchsurg ana
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, ny the
option of the shipper Freight received and de-
liyered at my office. OIL the Dock.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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RANKS AND BANK EIsS.

MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
drsIriuc 10 PURCHASE HOUSES OR LOTS
"F land FOR BUILDING UPON -gill,
Icy calling on ris, obtain all the particulars. BY
by becoming a stockholder In this BUILDING
FUND, have the privilege OF purchasing bone bone
aI pay Tor /! IN monthly payents. In si1n.
lions vii! be considerable besides. suppose you
continue 10 pay rent--how mech better ON WIZ VIZ
you be III one, two or three years tiah you "fe
now:
Save your rent by paying tor your own mouse.
Can on us-we will take pleasure In explaining
ONCc, 1900 Main street. JYl--ih
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LUMBER. LATEIS, dc,
GRAVEL-ROOFING, &c.

UNA AVENL.HtVUT v ENW, NC. -.
T AM MANUFACTURING ROOFING,
L CEMENT, BLACK VARNlSH, for the preser-
vaton of tin and iron: OIL for scaling steam,
boilers: and PAVING CEMENT: ana VIII attend
to all orders for the above articles left at the old of
flee of Vlcs l. Whitaker 1877 Cary street. or ut the
works, near the gas-houSe.
ALSO,
FOR RENT the TWO UPPER FLOORS ana
FURNISHED OFFICE at 1917 Cary street.
iyl-lm JOHN VILES.
I WILL CONTINUE THE GRAVEL
4 ROOFING BUSINESS at the old stand of Niles
Il Whitaker, No. 1917 Cary street, between Thir-
teenth and Virginia streets where hope TO receive
the orders of those wanting roofs OF the best mate
rial and workmanship. -,,,
iy lin j. L. WHITAKER.
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DLUE WINDSOR LUMP PLASTER
ID 200 tons just received direct, on consignment
for sale low. lIy2jl A. \. i.EE,i
DRUGGISTS LABELS PRINTED Al
IL THE DISPATCH PRINTlNG-uOUSE,
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND MATHE-
AZ NAUTICAL SCHOOL.-The next session OF
my school will begin on the FIRST OCTOBER
next and continue nine months. Terms, &c., same
As last session.
~ 2?-cod2w WILLIAM F. FOX, A. NJ.
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EDUCATIONAL.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
~ AT ASHLAND,
beautiful site, on Richmond. Fredericksburg,
and Potomac railroad. sixteen miles north Of Rich
mond. Six trains TO College daily. Telegraph
othcc on the spot. Course of study complete.
Charges moderate, Session opens LAST
THURSDAY in September. For particulars ad-
dress Rev DIR. DUNCAN, President, or Professor
ii. FSTlLE. Secretary of Faculty.
~ 22-dcod.Swtoctl
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lHISIN.
FORMULA OF
DIR. JOHN WILKINS,
BALTIMORE, SID.
jy 20-cOd3m
poCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
AND THE SALTS OF THE WATER.

This. amongst the most celebrated and medicinal
of uIl the Virginia mineral wntcrs Is kept con-
stantIy on sale by US. No water keeps more per-
lectly pure and unchanged than this ALUM
WATER does In glass; and 1t is consequently
drank with great advantage In all parts OF the
country. however remote from the Springs. sin
gle box has often cured stubborn malady.
THE SALTS OF THE WATER, highly con-
centrated and perfectly pure, has been found by
many years experience IN excellent method OF
furnishing the water in very cheap ana satisiac-
tory form. 1t has great advantages too In trans
gr,Ii'Ps pn Ini'YsPEPSIA, W BR0NCHITIs, and THROAT
AFFECTIONs, CHRONIC DIARRHGA and
DYsESTERY, D sCR0FULA, SKIN DISEASES, SEE,
and PILES, and in FEMALE COMPLAi,N..ts;
this celebrated mineral water and Its precpltatsa
salts have within the last thirty years
reputation not surpassed certainly by any othr iii
'.'iS Pamplli,fs sent OH application.
Price of the water, $40 per case OF one dozen
nan s'i''l '''''e PURCELL, LADD & CO,
te 2t-lm Genera! Agents, Richmond, va.
- DcoMsrocK,s RATIONAL Foop,
RACAHOUT DES ARABEs,
muBBELL,s FARiNACEoUs FOOD,
R6Ff,s RtSSp 'EEkS;'rRAcr OF MALT,
RoBINsON'S1 PATENT BARLEY,
EHhnAKERR kIEbia,s RxTkAer Pr eE4i' OF MEAT,
T6ERAEEpr F66EERRAAEEor's SoESr ESrkkeT ftahSti 81 BEEF,
BEkEAfsp HEkhhph lkS6w h!e6 Ft9S6Hf, kS6f,.
%aaRp's HARD FARiNACEoUs FooD,
TAMARISDS, ,SAGO, sa...
TApIOCA, etc., etc.;
'0f M MEADE BAKERS Apo,heeary store,
,els - ! Il .., aio Main street.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July :

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 27, 1852.
Sun rises ........... ASS Moon rises. o.
sun sets .......... ZOE High tide. ......... G
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COLLEGE,

DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.-PRE.
ID PARATORY To THE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA.--Thc principals. alumni of the Uni
vcrsity of Virginia and OF Rugby and Cambridge,
England and 'c confidently commended to public
favor - by testimonials from those institutions,
high grade Sessions commence SEPTEMBER
18TH, close JUNE 25TH
TERMS: Tuition, board, fuel lights, and wash
ing $3.50 for entire session. No extras.
For circulars. address the principals, at Green
wood Depot, Albcmarlc. Va.
CASKIE HARRISON.
L.. 7, o,, priDciDuls
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NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale to ar
\ rive. 20 tons best quality L0RBERRI RED
;>u EGC and STOVE COAL. As coal Is daily
.,hancing In the Philadelphia market, those wish
ing ln lay in their winters supply. will find IL 10
their interest 10 call II my Office and leave their
orders.
Gfrc and yard corner of Seventeenth and Dock
streets. [iy2ll WRIT ROBERTS.
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u ENMORE HIGH SCHOOL,
IN CAROLINE COUNTY. VA.
Richard II. COLEMAN, NJ. A. OF University
of Virginia.
kUBlN LEE BOULWARE, NJ. A. ol UhiNer-
Sity of Virginia.
Third teacher not yet employed. ,,,,
The fourth session will begin on lST OF OCIO-
BER and close on the lST OF JULY.
For information admission, apply TO
RICHARD II. COLEMAN or
AUBIN LEE BOULWARE,
Fredericksburg. Va.
After 25th of September address Guiney's Depot,
Caroline county. jy lo-lmH
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