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rames River Pilotage. -

- non Of the sea" hangs d! "a
..,,ors Of this city with h"''ass
H" '.... ue knows that his main SUPP.
"nA If the commerce OF hicnlao"
CONES w. s",ormiucd to hold his position "'
anu . b. can. For forty years h'en'nOn wy.
has tried In vain to shake MIN ' ";,,..a,
trade has been oppressed o! 'l's p.,,h ~
,,non the river for all that 'ilne' WIN 1 u,
oar,h,v advantage from it this s'oe Oh ii'''p
'' ,..,sIv the pilots have been rather more as
na'e,s .sa, torn,crly. They have caused
.,"n-os, Of captains Of vessels coming u
p,chmond, and have given them m'cn ~,
rovancc. Yesterday captain was arfeS'e"
and put under restraint to answer tue ''A"
nlsint OF some of these people.
without commenting upon these S'eo"
cases. we say generally OF the pi'os ia ~. =
that they are extremely UNJUST 10 'h'S wy
ord IN fine general commerce OF the 7''.''
.r,.. ;,t-,anc,ion OF steam i'll the naVlSatlou
- ,,rors has certainly dispensed Win Ine
,ecessity of pilots upon them, oiher '.i'i'
.,> ,>;,o,s If The steamboats,. They under
1913 thorourhlv the navigation OF the
r;vcr even better than the company VI pr
,o-s dwelling near the sea ; Tor lilcy pass
nm and down the river mulch olteher 1hHi'
49,, ,,;,o,s and are necessarily more ready
,, oocr,.te with their observations. Like
lomnhr,yS. however, the pltots a'lacn
.,nr,selycs 10 the vessels as they enter tile
-,,d. ora hold fast to them until they
make the voyage up and down the river,
where there is no peril, subiecting com
mcrce to unnecessary taxation, and there
fore intlcting upon il 4 grievous wrong.
II will soon become more than ever llh'
,,,rtsnt that we should establish a large
force Of steam tow-boats to expedite Tue
movements of river commerce. The In
creased transportation will require this
increase Of towing power. But the tax iof
pilotace will probably rctard the enterprise
In this line. This Will be serious public
injury.
The plain principles of justice would
give to the pilots INSTRUMENTATION for then
service in the field of danger from the sea
10 the safe harbor in the river, AID there
the vessels should be left free to employ
whom they please, or TO employ nobody
to guide them up the river. The owners
or commanders of vessels are the bes'
Judges of their own interests, and will moi
blindly hazard their property. They VII
no doubt in every case employ the towing
steamers, because that course secures satet!
and expedition. We hope yet to see some
wise law, based upon this just principle tina
will mete out exact Justice to the pilots ant
protect the commercial interests OF tn
State. 1t is all-important that we shoul'
get rid of burthens that were created unde
q condition of things now completed.
changed, and establish upon James rive
that life and expedition in the movement
of commerce in keeping with the day an
time in which we live. This is absolutel
necessary to enable us to conduct with tn
highest success the competition in trad
which we will have to maintain.
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Digest Of the Laos of Virginia, Of Grim
inat Nature. Illustrated by Judicial De-
cisions. To which is pretiXed the new
Constitution Of Virginia. BY JAMES Nj.
MATTHEW'S, attorney at law. Second
edition-revised and enlarged. Rich
moud, Va: J. w. RANDOLPH d ENGLISH,
1918 Main street.
This, rs its title shows, is Il new edition
of book first published some years ago.
Mr.. MATTHEWS is well known as an accu-
rate and pains-taking writer. The book
before us is, in brief, the Criminal Code OF
Virginia in full, accompanied, or, as the
author phrases it, "illustrated by judicial
decisions" The law is first given, and
then the decisions upon and concerning the
law. This book is not only one that every
lawyer Gncluding judges should possess,
but contains such information as must rem
der it seryiceable to every coroner, sheriff,
circuit or county clerk, and almost every
other official in the State. Every justice
should have this book if he has to do with
out the Code in order to be able to own it
The new law of 1871 in relation to grand
juries is given among addenda without
comment-probably because the author
obtained 4 copy of it only after his book
had gone to press. But in almost every
other respect the book is up to the times
| the very last reported decisions being given,
| and some (as in the CHAHooS casc) which
have not yet been officially reported.
For sale by j. ". RANDOLPH u ENGLISH.
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In RE TICHBoRNE.-The Montreal Ga
zette brings forward the following testimony
to illustrate the possibilities of the Itch
borne case:
"We can recall one case, that of person
who, after Il dozen years absence in Aus
tralia, could not translate the simplest Latin
sentence, although he had studied classics
at an English school. The claimants iol
getfulness of French is not unparalleled
either. We know person who, thougt
French was not his mother tongue, mac
been accustomed to speak it fluently as {
child and boy, but who, as man, havin!
been many years absent from home, eoult
not repeat a single word in that language
We have known clergymen who had for
gotten their Greek Testament, ladies wh'
had lost all knowledge OF music once pos
sessed, and very many of both sexes Wn'
had forgotten whatever of history the.
had learned at school,"
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MET A PERILOUS N.-Glorious
and delightful the summer weather Is, It's tropi-
cal heat is severe trial to the vital powers Even
the strongest are sometimes PROSTATE by Its et-
fects. The common phrase applied to this conds-
ton of The body is general debilfty.' Now.
general debility ariaes from, and includes yarie-
tv Of ailments. The liver is more or less atecte
the bowels are either corstipated or too much re.
laxed the stomach but half performs the work OF
Digestion, the appetite Is poor. and the spirits de-
pressed. This Is what Is called general debility.
It is general disarranac!nent OF all the ph, sic al
functions and requires as remedy msdcine
that will regulate than al. HDSTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS Is speci ally adapted TO
fined TO single organ. IF the liver Is sffect.d, 1t
restores It's tone; II the stomach is torpid 1t re-
gene rates 1t; If the nerves are tremulous and
weak IL braces sud reIuforcc5 thsm II The mind,
which ever sympathiZes with the body, Is gloomy
an despondept, 1t relieves the difficulty, and soon
brings the whole mechanism OF The body Into har-
mony with the laws of he alth.
There civilized nation In the western nemi !,
sphere in which the utility OF HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS as tonic corrective. and
anti-hilious medicine Is not known and apprec1-
ated Throughout the tropics 1t Is considered,
both By the people and the p.ofe ssion, the stand
ard specific. While 1t Is q medicine for all
seasons and all climates, 1t is especially suited TO
the complaints generated by the weather, being
the purest and best vegetable stlmulant In the
world
Beware of the Bite rs made OF acIid and DANGER
Gus materials which unserup Ilous lrttes are en-
deavoring to folst upon the people. Their name Is
legion. and the public has no guarantee that they
are 4 OF poisonous. dherc 70 the tried remedy,
Hos:etler's Eitters eolt cn!y ii glass. and never
In kegs or barrels. j. 2i-deodtw Swlt
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apEsaAI a0TI GRes
-r[N0TTCE no BRITISH CLAIM

F NOTICE no BRITISH CLAIM
ASTs.-Notice ts hsreby given that the unGer-
signed Third secretary In her Brisannic a.aS
tr,s Diplomatic Service has been appoin.eu =.
for her Britannia Majesty'e Government, aus
au.hortzed toreceiye, ut W ashingson, any ciain'
ON tina part of corpor ations, companies :. r.
yate individuals, subjects Of her Britann. 60,
ty. unoa the Government Of the unlsee go
srisng out Of acts committed against 'ho ,,s.v
or property Of subjects or her Brltanhio ,sci
during The period between the lStn Oh Ap,,r 81
and the 9th OF april, 1865 inclusive, ana WIFI =,
remain unsettled, coming within the provisions 80,
,,ticIa 70 the We next following articles OF the
Treaty or W Washington OF the sth OF has' -. ,,es
and accordingly all persons, being subjects Oh NC.
Britannia Majesty, who may have claims ., ."s
nature described in the said articles, ana "hieI
they desire to have laid before the Commissioners
IN he anpointsd under those articles, are requires
tn notify such desire to the unders1gneo, ~ m'
oface No 7oa FIFTEENTH STREET, pet"seh
NV YORK avenue and street, Washington, y.
~ and 70 transmit to him forthwith the parlicu-
lars of their claims together WIN Tue f.qu9 -
documentary evidence or Information IN suppr
thereof. for the purpose OF being suoHAsseu ~ VIZ
Commissioners. . ,r,or. nj
,iat-ns mon the Government of the United STATES
within the aforesaid articles Of the treaty
ns 20 from time to time been transmitted 10 Tue
Fore,gn Office in London and are still retained 10
that once, notice is further given that all sucn ca
so .sr now In keeping of tho Foreign Once
win forthwith TIC sent to the undersigned ior regis.
tration and classification, 'ose.nsr W." pri,annIc
which NAV be now deposited In her brltannlo
ma a Legation at Washington. Persons VINO
have claims on file mt either OF Inc aoo' H..
toned places are requested to inform the a1'ss
sioned Of their eesre to have them registered 'of
snbmission to the Commissioners ..ho
Further notice will be given OF INC 10y -
srst meeting Of the Commissioners, "ithin o.,
r,or.hs from which every claim is to be presented
to the commissioners, unless in any case %nefe
faction Of The Commissioners, when the per- =
for presenting the claim may be extehueu os 'u -
" ''-' HENRY HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, D. c., JAY Is, 1871.
40 pod2w
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The Stir About the Last Sign.

Politicians and partisan journalists are
always looking for q sign. A reed shaken
by the wind will do better than nothing,
and upon the smallest foundation they will
erect towering speculations that are alike
windy and absurd. They are not unlike
tadpoles in pond, which, upon the Slight
est disturbance OF the water, tidget about
actively, but the moment after are quietly
reposing in their mud, awaiting. another
little stir in the pond.
The recent shooting in the streets of New
York has served its turn in the stirring I'm
OF the political seers. The most wonderful
revolution in public sentiment is alleged to
have been caused by it. The changes that
have grown out of it are said to be in.
Vulnerable, and they are to 60 on ad in.
fnitum until the uttermost parts of the
globe fall under the influence and o new
heavens and a new earth will be established
dispensing certain principles and views il
religion and politics, the exact nature O
which the wise prophets do not themselve
understand. But there is one thing the,
never forget, and that is office, with it
emoluments. That they never leave out o
view In all their devices and strategies TO-
political advantage. Of religion they hav
none; sympathy for other peoples right
or prospects enters not into their hearts
Appeals to these exciting concerns the,
only use to further their own purposes 0
personal promotion and gain.
The agitation upon the subject has no
failed to turn few heads and excite fev
persons very liable to the influence OF tenn
porary sensations. 1t has furnished tn
New York Herdld-always hard run for
spasm-with basis OF prophecy, and it ha
shaken new views" out Of General SHEs
MAN. a very wavy and agitable man. He
now of opinion that GRANT will be elected
and considers him well-ftted for secon
term by his experience of four years
GRANT says General SHERMAN understand
rogues-indeed, knows them-and is pei
fectly acquainted with humbugs and office
hunters, ard Is, so to speak, ion-cIa,
against their attacks and the terrible siee,
10 which they would subject any new ma,
In the presidential chair. Very ipgeniou
Indeed. but at war with the sound philoso
ply which sustains opposition to the re
election Of q President to a second term
the temptation to abuse Of power to secur
that election being irresistible.
Gen. SHgRAAE's "new views" are iii
tingly brought out In due time after III
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The BoUTwEL L-PLEAsoNToN CoNTRo'
yEKsY-PRoBABLE REMOVAL OF PLEAsoNToN'
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times says, under date of Sun
day last:
1t is exceedingly probable that the change
so long looked for In the Internal Revenue
Office will become an accomplished fact
within the next few days by the removal Of
General Pleasonton. The President has
long been of the determination to make 8
change in the head Of that bureau, but had
hoped to have been spared the necessity o.
removing man who had long enjoyed his
friendship and confidence. But, as General
Pleasonton resolutely refused to resign, anG
thus relieve the situation OF oil embarrass
ments, the President must either dispense
with his Secretary or his Commissioner.
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DIED.

On Moudsy, the 2!th in rsnsshnNCEs VEST, Ia The
ness of two hours, MRS. % ~
VI funeral WIN take Place tro ~"
O'clock This friends , nRn % Attend
'" siaunton papers please copy. 80, n n
or d,nhtherls, on Monday July s'ta and TX Kae +
JAMS. :rsa and az nG pses TO-DAY.
IL funs1Pal Nv s,'i from parents residence, 1910
and nacdusntances OF the family are lh'i'ed 10
attend. -....-.... .s.-.r...r-.-.s
od In the Worth river. at Lexington, on
rn mt@a :, a. 18th instant, ARCHIBALD GIL
Ram, IN M thirteenth YER OF his ,h age sen OF
'nInxautria and Baltimore papers please copy
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In driving London underground rail-
way tunnel we are told that in one part OF
the line the cuttings were made through Il
mass Of skulls and bones sixteen feet in
thickness, the remains OF ar old burial
ground. In another place, q forgotten
secret passage, twenty feet wide, was dis
covered, supposed to date from the four.
teenth century, and this also had to he
turned to good account. ~
Ferdinand Wilson was killed by William
johnson in Baltimore ON Monday both
colored. johnson says the shot was acct
dental.
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me- GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'5 BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The largest variety Of CAKES at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7O7 Main street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, TO7 Main street.
PIES at 6, 10, and l5c. piece at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSk, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BBIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union Hilla can
be supplied with all OF these at Mr.. ROBERT
WERNE'S, on 25th street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
iyS 707 Main street.
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-. .nh,cb elected thent--V'Z. tue Wv
Ievent wn''" rhe General Is Gsmartly deina'
forh ', nnd il fond ofShe!ng on the ~ihhihs
goS'c",n " he is Just that fmpulsive KIND
stac. whose Judgment is never safe. Inc
n..oa. which essayed not long since 70
I'M him into the Presidency Is Us little en-
t,,Ied 20 respect ms prophet and It is no
had sign to see that paper crawfshing rom
its opposition to GRANT, who may wei ieci
uneasy at such movement. s,'
The fact is, the New York riot will nave
no effect on politics. 1t may change SOM .s
men from one side to the other pu' 'l''
change will be olfsetted by other chahses'
restoring to the losing side all that IL los'.
The arrangements parade was a pl' VI
marty tactics. Those who were III tue p'-
rade were no doubt sincere but the pai'u0
wns suggested and stimulated by otners
who eynected O collision that would be
turned to Radical advantage. Inc upshoI
of the affair deprived the scheme OF inc
boned-f,r result. The action of the Gov
ornor of New York defeated the scheme,
while the course of the Mayor Of the city
left city politics where they were. The
Radicals absolutely took nothing, and they
know 1t. GREELEY has pretty well con-
fessed rs much.
The people Of the United States are get"
ting too we'll balanced to he turned about
by every scheme of the tricksters. The
New York riot will be forgotten before the
Presidential election. There IS nothing ID
it that can maintain debate or feed aSlta-
ton. All are agreed that people should be
allowed to parade, and should be protected
from harm while in the public streets. so
on this point there are no Anniversaries to
tilt before the public. This is the whole
question involved, and rs it cannot be dis
cussed it must die--and die at once. AS
for the religious question that is plucked
out of it, that will bring no fruits to.Radi-
calism. Radicals will only injure their own
cause by raising a crusade against religion.
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~p.TCgEIOR,s HAIR DYE

w BATCHELOR'S Il A Il u ! E.
This superb Hair Dye Is the best In the WORLD
nerfec.ly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints OF alsa.
,-ooable odor. The genuine VIM. a. Batchelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid b aaS.
~ Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean' ssie'
beautiful. does not contain a particle OF leau OF
any INJURIOUS com pound Sold by all Druggists,
T,ctorv. 10 BOND STREET, N. Y. jy n-eooly
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PoL1rIcAL.-An important conference OF
the Democratic politicians is to be held Ut
Saratoga, New York, next week, to "take
soundines," as the phrase is, with reference
to the next Presidency, with particular
reference to the southern element. The
presence of so many southern politicians in
New York at present, it seems, has been
the means of eliciting an anxious inquiry as
to the position of the party at large ielative
to the so-calied "new departure" and it
is to satisfy that inquiry that the New York
leaders have agreed to meet them, informal.
ly, at the time and place referred to.
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EDUCATaoNAL.
OF VIRGINIA

4 ] 81 an
TIE session Of sss 1nsaslSsa inssimsson
t;iI he ranrsday preceding Only 40.
n embraces thorough fnStfucsioh ~ az Medi.
and Science, and in the professions ei Law, AAo1f
M. awnenss of tg students. exclusive on ts1
books 1ctotnfng, and pocket MONEY, n,nntha, M
from s3s6 to 1906 per session on nhS an 1Infs
which sum from $3.50 TO $3.50 Is pasaois w ''''"'
1,hafrman Of Faculty.
Post-ofnce, University OF yirginia: y 20
cCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL..Mrs. p.
I'll PLEASAETS win resume the duties o. etn nSf
SCHO( T., on Broad, near 2oth street, on "a 1.s
DAY. "a october next. y 10--~- :
cTAUNTON BAPTIST FEMALE In IN
~ JOHN HART. A. NJ; Prinsipal, - o.,. -,
.,dos nv Rev. GEORGE B. TAYLOR ana otneF
"i0e" " accom- plished teachers.
This school offecs very full ana thorosga cIuene
of study in Ancient Languages, o IL Eatnra
gnages, Mathematics, Nor'l PDliosopns, ~ PSva
SCIENCES Including conrse OF bi Engish Litsr 4
tnre ar Che Fnslish Language and Gomposl.iUni;
The departments Of Music, and Urs%,ns An'
paintino are in the hands Of the best GacISyfss;
The session for ls7l.'72 begins TU ssDA1' Scp
TENDER I7th, and ends about 10th June.
CHARGES FOR ENTIRE SESSION: s.,o =,
BOARD Including fuel, washing, auo iRhts, SI1' "
Tni,ion i'm Collegiate department I'm, soo,,o,
cudiug Anc. and Modern Lsnguages), Soo oggsss;
Mmeic with use of piano for PRACTICE. $8o
Drawing and Painting at usual rates.
hpniy to Principal for further in1ormatlon'
9 B-GOQl2tk "a
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A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
IA PETERSBURG, VA,
Manufacturers of NewD Book, hGi WrspytHe
Papers.
Orders solicited, TO which We promise prompt
and faithful attention. .
YcI' WAIVE q co,
my 2s-am Grocsss an ly.l .ion Gi-Ichants,
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uPnT-IE-BAY ISLAND" LAKE ERIE,
The Cape May Of the West.
Uneuualcd for beauty OF location and saluorny Oh
climate.
FINE BEACH FOR BATHING; SFLEAD1-
FISHING AND BOATING.

This beautiful island is located eighteen miles
f-om .nduskv. with which IT IS IN dal!y connt &C.
tior y steamer aud is c"cbrate In hlstor! as te
mace where Com. Perry put in after ms grca!
ii tory on Lake Erie IT Is university pro ro.
nnunc, d 10 he WI. hout an equal as summer re-
3rst-ai.ss in ever aspect having all mods1n i'm
y, ovemcnis t;nclul!np gas) all comb ming TO rem
der this OF The first Watering places III III
sAf:E for the round trip tn this delightful Wa,
te,ing place h!S bean placed at the 10" rate OF
THIRTY DOLLARS. .,,
FOR further information. and for through tick,
cts apply al the compsny's office, corner ni FRO q
and SIN strcsls AID Ticket nice corner Byru ana
an strrsts j. Is. GENTRY,
!. ~ I'm General Ticket Agent.
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rT JULY. Is, 1871.
NEW DRY GOODS.
GOODS ADVANCING EVERY HOUR.


The prolonga.ion Of the European war has caused
an advance in all foreign fabrics, and the rise IN
wool end cotton in this country has advanced ~
domestic pods frcm 20 TO IS per cent? stu as long
as our pres ent stock lasts we sh al sell al prices
ruling during the past season.
Our stt OK is fun tor the season and new gooos
a I;NsN and toTFON sHEETIEGS, all widths,
JRI,H LINENS, PILLOW LINENS, D!AiEhS'
NAPKINS, BauWE and BLEACHED COT
TutIS ard TOWELS;
IrMEsELl,aS and PAEASOLS, In variety,
LINEN and LACE sETS, CrLLAhS ana
HEMSTf fE5nED and EMBROIDERED HAND
kERCHI4FS,
HOSIERY GAUZE SHIRTS;
lINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS, ~
IEON GRENa DINES and BLACK MOHAlR
GRENADINES, 25c.:
SOLID ca MBRIC and LAWNS for TRIM
MING; -
ORGAEDIES, LAWNS, JACOHETS, &C.;
Superior BLACK GAOSS GRAIN SILKS,
FANCY COLOkED SILKS, very low,
WHITE OhGAkDIES,
NA1NSOOKS, MUSL1NS
Splendid line new PRINTS every pattern,
JAPANESE PO"LINS.
CASSIMEREs,
All at fair prices.
I. R. PRICE & CO.,
jyl5 Corner Main ana 18th Streets
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MEETINGS..


TOWNSHIP OF BROOKLAND, COUN.
l. TY OF MISUNDERSTANDING TO an act 20 OF
the General ssemhly Of Virginia. approved Jnly
Acts for 1870 the T2WMsHP sor RqAsp VT
Mt 10 O'Clock h. NJ, Tor the purpose Of LAYING
TIE LEVY for 1871.
Oh ID. L. GARDNER,
&c se H. Township Clerk.
FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP, HENRlCC
T. CvUHT1.-A meeting, OF the Town sln
Hoard will he held on SATURDAY, July Y, sIl,
~ the Franklin House, On the Nine-mile Eoao, al
IL O'Clock All persons having business 70 Trans
act with the board are invited to attend
Overseers Of road districts who nave mol ye'
auaiifei are particularly requested TO come Tor
""'u' - w GEO. NJ. FLICK,
iyls-Tu, ThSs3t Clerk OF Fairfield Township.
PDSTPONEMENT
The above meeting Of the Township Board vii
take placc on the LAST Sh URDA1 duly ~ OF
The month. GEO. NJ. FLACk,
ty22 Io"aSnip oieih
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HTAIJNTON BAPTIST FEMALE In
y sJITUTE, ., i,
DATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.

| ||-------| NEAH bALlfNOI1Is H1O'
This Institute has been in operation lor VIII.
nc nnmhar OF pnpils limited to ninety, It has rep
reeentatives from wot6irds Of the states princi-
paIIy south and southwest. It's locatlon Is Pre-,
bV railroad from Baltimore and Washinxton CITY,
Far circulars address MRS. X. b. AkGHtk,
~ 1875 od3n Flncott Wy Ioe1-onEe, w.
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MT THE GREAT CLOSlNG-OUT SALE.
HAMBURG EDGINGS and IESEKTISGS at q
reduction Of from to Soc, on yard;
Genuine GUIPURE LACES at reduction Of
from to soc. on yard;
Genuine English Thread and Valenceine EOd.
IN GS and INShRTlSG3 at reduction OF
from to Soc. per yard;
Also, great reduction IN the prices Of Imitation
Valcncclnes Cuny, Lise Thread Bobnin. and
Crochet ccSiugs r eedle-work and Guipure
Bands at q reduction of 40 per cent.
Hem stitched HANDKE2CHIEF5 at 15c., worth
.5c.; at CSC, worth 3oc-;
Embroidered COLLARS and CUFFS at reduc-
tIon of 80 per cent.
PARAS IL GUVENS at about one-halt OF regular
prices, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
1913 and l2l5 MAIN street.
Look at our l5c. BLEACHED COTTON, BEFORE
paying one shilling yard for 1t elsewhere. t.'