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31st day of August, without any
further pOstpOnemeDt.

In the above can be found some of the finest
improved, and best paying property in the
city of Memphis. among the leading of which
is the New Memphis Theater, erected at
a cost Of sS5. eco. and now renting for 5000
per annum; Palatial and Cottage Residences;
Valuable Business Houses prominently To-
Gated beautiful Suburban Homes; a fine
Plantation in a high state of cultivation, and
other realty ranging from $500 to $50, 200. All
under tho management Of Messrs. PASS
MORE & RUfFfN, Real Estate Agents,
Memphis, Tennessee. who respectfully refer
10 the citizens Of this city.
NQYIOE.-All the Shares unsold ut the time
Of distribution will,be surrendered, and their
corresponding numbers not allowed any rep
resentation. The managers will not hold a
share, thus guaranteeing the shareholder the
full control.
For Shares, Circulars, or any information
as 10 this drand Real Estate Distribution, adj
dress OF apply 10
PASSMORE * RUFFIN,
a Adams. and 233iZ Main street,
1l3t Memphis, Tenn.
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MEMPHIS POsTOfrICR.
Arrives.


OFPICn HoURs-FRoN8 An. TO 6P.N. SUNDAY,
FRoM TO JOAN.
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Attachment Notice.

In the First Circuit Court Of Shelby county.
Tennessee,
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zine in the market. Although po,cGJil, vel
20 mid and pleasant IN ttei,. operation, that
he most feeble can take them 'oits perfect
safety.
RT They may be safely used at any age,
and at any period, EXCEPT DURING THE FIRST
THREE MONTHS, during which tho uafailing
nature Of their action would infallibly PRE-
VENT pregnancy.
AT All letters seeking information or
advice will be promptly, freely and discreetly
answered.
A5- Each boz contains about 100 pills, and
Is wrapped in schae paper printed in deep red
letters, soith ft1 and explicit directions erclosea
~ Sent by mail, free of postage, ON
receipt Of price, IS, per box.
NJ The Cherokee Pills No. 2 ART sold
BY all enterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to sell worthless compounds in place Of
this; those which they can purchase at a
cheap price, and make more money. AS you
value your health, do not be deceived by such
unprincipled Druggists, ask for these IS, pills,
and take no Others. If the Druggist will not
buy them for you, enclose the money in a
letter and We will send them to you by mail,
free of postage, securely sealed from obser-
vatioa.
Ladies' or Gentlemen can address us in,
perfect confidence, stating fully and plainly
their diseases and symptoms. Patients need
not hesitate because of their inability to visit
us, as we have treated patients successfullyinl
all portions of the civilized globe, by cores
pondence.
Patients addressing us will please state
plainly all the symptoms, and write Post
and enclose postage stamp for reply.
a8- We desire to send our thirty-two page.
pamphlet, entitled I" Man and Woman as
InVaIIds," to every reader of this paper.
Send address, with Stamp to pay return
postage, and address as follows
ST. LOUIS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
liz NORTH SIXTH sTREKT,
sAIEr Lour. MISSOURI
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The Brownsville ACCOMMODATION leaves at
s 80 pm. daily. except Sunday.
Depot at head Of Main street.
Ticket Office, BIN Main street. one door
north Of Jefferson.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.R.
CTakes effect Sunday, May %. 1s71.)
Arrives. Leaves.
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.je2s
~HOW WE USED TO BE PHYS

~HOW WE USED TO BE PHYS
lCKED.-Who does not remember the time when
spring pnrgation was considered indispensable to
summer health? No matter for wry faces, the In
eyitab!e salts and SIENNA, rhubsrb, or calomel and
Jalap, must be administered These "spriDg med
icIncs,' the youngsters were told, were TO keep
them hale aud hearty during the summer. We all
know now that this was q falacy: that new vigor,
not depletion, is what is required at The COM
meIccment OF the summer solstice. AS prepa-
ration for the enervating effects OF oppressive
summer weather, q course Of HOSTETTEK'S
STOMACH BlTPERS Is highly expedlent. This
famous vegetable prepa, alton has three promi
nent properties : 1t Tenovates, purihes, and regu.
lates all tue functions OF the body. It 10 COM
posed exclusively Of pure vegetable productions.
VIZ the essential principle OF Nonongahela Rye
and the most etcaci0us tonic aud Alternative roots,
Hence, 1t Is an absolutely safe medicine, ana no
tincture OF the Pharmacop0eia, can compare with
1t either IN purity or In che variety OF It's obects,
and its com rthensi7e re3u n. Happily for man
kind the theory that Is was necessSy 70 PROSTATE
patient In order TO curs him II 20reyee Exploded
and the true philosophical Goctrtne. fh&s yfgoe Il
the great antagonist OF disease, has taken liza
place. H0STETTER'S BITrExs Is an tnvigo-
rant, and hence 1t Is the proper medicine for the
feeble at this most trying season OF the yea,
BE sure that you obtain the genuine article, ae
kst- Look to the ornamental stamp, the epgra ved
label and the blowa into the glass. Hostel.
ter's Stomach RitterD Is sold in bottles only.
ty 3-deodlwX "a. !
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IsAED.

A. b,s residence, No. 5ls Marshall street, on
sunday July Cd, 1T 1os O'Clock I: III Yer Se
,,'.re Illness of Ii months. THOMAS w. TOW r.
SEMI I'm The !6lh year Of his age, leaving &c;
voted Wife and two interesting little children lsrs
to mourn their irreparabe loss; r.,,b R1sssed
are tho - who die In the Lord. T.
Sandusks (Ohio) papers please copy
At the residence Of her parents, on the mornns
of the 9th of July, FRANCES COl;SSO ,art. e.
Her mineral viii take place from st. James:
Church THIS MORNING. al o,cloch' f1ien'''
Of the family are invited 10 a1Ienu'
At the residence of her sqn-n.iaw ~ Nh ,hc 3D. o.
.Juic- Mrs MARTHA PUGH, In the seventy
fourth ye.r Of her age.
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Richmond and North Carolina.

The trade OF North Carolina shou''
MAINLY come 10 this city. Our market "a
actIy suits her products. We can grina ~
all her wheat of the west ana n''''o 'r,uId
.ricts, and OF course all her TOBACCO -, r,,r4
come here. Indeed, we get the ', ,. an ,ho
Of her tobacco crop now, ana MI 81. CT
wheat of the western par1 % ,.,,,. -,
There il no good reason why we s'o"'' NV
There is every prospect of large distill
=, his city, which would con
.,,n,, the corn crop OF the eastern part o
the State.
North Carolina has no port of her own
and must seek an" outlet" through sister
state. To which one Of all the States is SHE
more attached by every tic. social ana com
mercial, than Virginia! Contisu!tY' sooo
markets, warm sympathics, all favor I'll.
selection of Virginia as her market anu
Mace of shipment. Richmond ana Norio'h
can conduct all her business to the pest AT
vantage.
viii, these conditions VIC should supply
North Carolina with all her goods ana gro
ccries- or the greater part oil thcih' oui
merchants have suffered from odious ols'
examinations against them and from hleh
charges and transhipmcnts with comhiis'
sions to forwarding agents mat were
enough to destroy their trade and cut them
oa from all intercourse with North Car.
olina. But there has been great chanSc'
and further Improvement In the facilities OF
our trade with the North State will soon
take place. ,
Upon the route via Petersburg and Wei
don there is now plain sailing. Rates are
moderate, time quick, and cars are inter
changed between the roads OH the line TO
Wilmington, and also on that to Raleigh
Thus is opened to our merchants 'er.
productive and extensive part oil Nofth
Carolina. All that our business men have c
do is to cultivate intercourse and TRACE
with that part Of the State. They VII
cain very large trade in that way. We
again invite their attention to the subject
They ought not to permit so bright al OPP
portunity to pass by without benefit TO the
trade of Richmond. When the illibcra
and selfish policy prevailed they bitterly
complained. That policyis abolished and
the door is thrown open TO them. Wht'
shall We think Of them il, after such com
plants, they now fail to avail themselves
ofthe liberal regulations that now prevail
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s,sa,ventfoY Should express itself In. sayer
" f1,e nutlic. school SYSTEM.
! -. -, op coLoasD People.

lssonvantfor1 should express tsseH In sasSk
Of the public school system.
y vnuc.r1os or ooLoRED PEOPLE.
-. n pofndexter read the report on
hev: ,;acf s The report takes the ground
.Is. s .tc araa schools provide for the pri-
,norv In instruction, but that we snona en-
courage high schools and selainaiie' 'of
ed,,cation OF colored preachers. nth the
The committee do not agtee has come
t as ;. " orent university for the colorea pep
W : i,St they do believe chat men OF I'LL sec,
Hons should give their sympathy anu hiu
In aIl suitable means Of giving lnstrac1ion
to coiored preachers. .u,od ~ tbe
DR.. Jeter very heartily approved Oh TUG
report. 49,. ,;,od that bis sneech
tho other day was made Tor TWO reasons
/ There are southern Baptists VINO sn INN
that northern Baptists ouens NOT 70 a uo w .I,,
work. 2 There we 1Sei hof obisntion. He
u1u n1' each party to recognize ana act
wau their obligation. BE had no lnten.
upon s' suounding the feelings OF any one
'ip d. VI w ID. Thomas, of South Carolina
r.ottod that he could not vote Tor the re-
na-+ He did not think that we could gave
+ oaneral endorsation to these semi4aI les
that we could fully cooperate WIN .duSs
engaged in 1t, or tnat We s th;s worE
magnify, as the report aoes Esd a,v enforced
Mr. THOMAS earnestly ana apis eh'oi'oo
his views. n,o;pod and obl,
VI R 4e DR.. Caswell desired to say for him
Golf and for his northern brethren, tna'
they should carry away SrateIui remep
hrance of the Christian courtesy with which
they had been treated.
Or. Cutting spoke of the interest in The
reIioious instruction of the col0red people
which he had found all through the South
He wanted a clear expression on the SUBJ
iect from this Convention.
DR.. Sears had the most painful soltcltude
as to the religious interests of the colored
people. He gave a gloomy picture of the
character of many Of the colored preach
ers, and said that unless we do something
for them they must sink very low.
Rev. W. D. Thomas wanted it to be un-
derstood that he warmly favored giving the
very best instruction he could to these
people. He only wanted proper methods
pursued, and he could not endorse all OF
these seminaries or the principles upon
which they are sometimes conducted. =
DR.. Poindexter moved to amend the re-
Dort 90 as to make the endorsation to be
restricted to such of the semlnar1es as are
conducted in such manner US we can ap-
prove.
The report, as amended, was adopted.
The usual vote af thanks was passed, the
President (Dr. Boyce) made some earnest
and touching remarks, and at nail.past III
o'clock the Convention adjourned WIN
prayer by Judge Runyon, OF new Jersey
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HORACE GREELEY has been accused OF
having spoken eulogistically. OF General
Lee during his late northern tour. M AZ
public meeting in New York, Henry ware :,
Lee in very high terms. Mrs. Keekley. the ia,
colored servant OF President Llneolns
family, who wrote book az, abo hod hef fhn Ie
the White House ssy fbe Mr.
Iincoin took up portrait Of General Lee,
scanned the face thoughtfully, and re.
marked "lt is a good face it is the face
of q noble, brave man; am glad tue war
Is over at last
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GREELEY ON DARwINIsM.--In a recen

GREELEY ON DARwINIsa.--In recent
public address, Mr. Greeley said:
There are those who talk generously,
stridently OF law--of the law of develop
ment or progress-as though they had
found in a word o key which nnlocks all
the mysteries OF creation. But i am not
silenced by word: demand its meaning,
and then seek to determine how far tina,
meaning 9s, bridges the CUR Which ;n the word ~
hension, lazy is The dictate Of an iaateIigeaa.
toill, or it il nothing.
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MEETING OF THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF Inc
Richmond Academy of Medicine was held
last mint in the City Hall. The subject OF
the use of chlorororm and chloral-hydrat In
obstetrical cases was discussed until late
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prnsoNAL.-Hon. u. A. Grimsley, State
Senator from Culpeper county, MaJot
James Walker, formerly oil inc HOUSE, W.; ~
Delegates, and j. c. Tiilord, Esq, Oh VIZ
liamSburg, are ut Ford'S Hotel. ....
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me- MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
DRY GOODS
FOR
HOME, STRANGERS, AND TRAVELLERS.

Il. z. PRICE & go,
In OBJ c,,enc. To the calls OF their trade are again
In m :. kct, and getting 10 many new and choice
GOODS for July and August sales, by express
aud steamers. just opened
superb line PRINTS, all the new patterns
FIGURED and PLAIN LAWNS, l63, 20, 3Sc.;
OaTANDIE MUsLlNS III rich color5;
WEITE ORGANIZES;
sWISs! aud FRENCH HAlSSOQkS;
IRON GRENADINES. n choice lat;
JAPANESE POPLTSS and SILKS;
L.NEN-wOyED TkAVELLiNG SU!TlNGS;
BUFF, PINK and other shades PLAIN LAWNS;
LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
KID GLOVES, best quality.
IN STAPLES:
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS and
". SHEETINGS;
LINEN SHEETIRGS and p. LINENS;
TOWELLINGS, NAPKIkS, OOYLIES;
r. BLK LINEN, Ia1Sd LINEN. &C., &c.
CENTS and BOYS GAUZE SHIRTS;
iiNES-BOSOA SHIRTS;
COLLAkS, SOCKS, CAS- ,ImERES;
VEsTINGS, HANDkEKCH1FFS;
THREAD GLOVES; with many ether new and
fresh goods suited to the season. AL or which VIII
be sold as low as the marke can afford.
T. X. PEACE & 90.
je26 1lol Main street, corner 18th.
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IN AkRHED,

At the residence of the BRIDES mother in ,n,s
c,tx an "Wednesday evenings the 6th list., oy
r. g''$ ~ Syinor. JOHN GIBSON, Jr, to BEL ~
~ ~ SYDhOH, youngest daughter OF The iate
". b. S,dnor, Of Hanover county.
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VHE RED sULPHUR SPRINGS.

81 -
The undersigned have rented tho RED SUI.
PHUR SPRINGS REIMBURSEMENT the pres
cut season, and the same Is
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Every exertfon has been made TO render all who
come comfortable In all respects.
The table will be furnished with every luxury
The market kfords.
Rooms with fire. places will be supplied and ev-
erythtpg done that may conduce 10 tie health and
comfort Of invalids. ....
These Springs are located In Monroe county.
West Virginia, IS miles fronEGe Virginia and
Tennessee railroad at DublHTdepot, &C which
point conveyances will be found ready 70 convey
passengers over 6ne turnpike to the Springs.
They are distant q miles from the Greenbrer
White sulphur, ON the ChcSape ike and ohio rail-
road, from which point passeD gcrs Will be con"
yeyed to these Springs by commodious stage
coaches.
. he Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any other
mineral water, and. In the language OF hundreds
who have visited and been cured uy them. We raay
rep-at, 9 are the most valuable mineral watero on
for all forms OF pulmonary disease, and Is fsst
becoming the Mecca OF consumptlves. 1t has also
been found specific in bronchitis and throat dis
eases, diseases OF the heart chronic dlarrhPa,
chronic hepatitis nervous rritabilIty, scfolulA,
and female diseases, &c. Persons desiring FUR
Their information regarding the virtues OF these
waters viii be furnished by mail with pamphlet
containing the evidence OF distinguished phJsi-
clans and others.
je22 I'm DUNLAP, ADAIR b co.
Norfolk Yirginian and Wilmington (Delawnrp3
Gazette will please copy for one mouth, and SEND
bill to proprietors for payment.
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LOST. STRAYED, DC.

NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby
IN gives notice that application will be made &c
The Second Auditor Of the State or Virginia fC
issue new certificates of debt on the part of the
State, In lieu of the following certificates, whicf
were issued to P. Roberts and A. johnston. com
and ais; Gwathmey and ais. vs.. Hetn and ais. AMI
Barksdaie and ais. vs. Heth and ais.s and which
couotv OF Henrico and were lost or destroyed with
the papers Of said suits when the IN the
CITY of Richmond was destroyed by fire Oh lhe ii
day OF Anril, 1855, to wit: ....
Act 2q!h March, 1851, general loans, No. 2ls4
81 800. .o.
Act 2sth March, 1851, general loans, No. AL"
Act 25d March, 1880, j. r. s *. Co., No. l179
g.. 900.
Act 2sd March, 1880, j. L. & K. Co., no. 1901
Act 21st March, 1897, j. 3. & X. Co., No. sa2S
9iyT.1awaw .. ANDREW JoHNSTON.
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Y7sTRAY.-A BLACK COW, giy-Ssr
t. ing SIN 81 quantity Of mi k, came to sssn.
my house last saturday. The owner VIII please
take her away. JOS. HABERSfH AW,
IL on q. 81 D, Il. b, near Shops.
r OST, on the night Of the 9Th, between
~ 5l2 6tt street ind the Richmond Opera House
the LOWER PART or A JET AND PEARL
EARRING. -
The finder VIII be suitably rewarded By leaving
the same at 400 Broad street. IT.
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CITY OFF4CERS.

TN COUNCIL, JULY 6, 1871, 1t was
Il "Ordered tina, the Council will proceed 70 the
election OF city officers on THURSDAY SEXT
1t O'Clock; and the Clerk Is instructed 70 give
ierested.n-From tie :Iinates.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
= raREENBRIER, WEST v1Rers1A.

These Springs, famous ior their Alternative VA
sers ana 1asntouabIe patronage, Will re open on
me me .sI OFJUNE. They afford Accommodation
These Springs are 1000 feet above tide.v.ter.
ana me climate In which they are situated Is al.
ways COvL and INYI6ORAfINa. s6ordin1 en- :
tire relief from prostratiDg summer heat, W.
PROFESSOR RosenberRer's excellent band viii be
ID attendance to enltSen the lawns and ballroom
as heretofore. ~ - A'''
Anextensiye livery win be kept y. very mode
rate charges.
CHANGES: % per day. and S75 per month OF
thirty days children under ten years OF age, and
co1ored servants. half price white servants, ac-
cor ding to accommodations.
lie 27-2w GEO l.. PEYTOE co
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG}
RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND, June y, ISL.

{
RICHMOND, June y, ISL.
A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n DIRECTURS of the Richmond AMI Peters
tnry Railroad Company, held ut the Office OF the
company on the S.h day of June, 1871, it was re-
saved and ordered that general meeting Of the
The ofiHe OF the company, near the corner of BYRD
and sth streets, in the city OF Elchn,ond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, the l2!h day OF July, 1877, III Il
o,cIock NJ, TO consider and act upon communl-
cation from the Board or Public Works. dsied the
10Th day OF April, 1871, IN relation TO the sX,cu-
OF an act entitled an acs directing the Board OF
Public Works 10 sell. &C., &c, &c, approved
March 90 1s7l, and such other business as may De
brought before the meeting.
Notice is hereby given that q general meeting OF
the Stockholders of The Richmond ana refer sDurg
Railroad Company be held at the TIME ana place
mentioned in the foregoing resolution:
THOMAS IL. WINNE, President,
NJ w. HARRINGTON, Sec'y and Treas'r.
jeo-td
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NOTICE.-All parties are hereby warned
In against cred ting the crew OF the British bark
ATALAGTA, from Liverpool, as no debts con
tracted by them wil be paid either by agents or
master. -s.. .a..-. .-4-,..e. H.
ty7-1w JOHN HENRY, Master. !
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FERT1LIZERS.

DuRE NOVA SCOTIA pLAsiEh..- !.
nave f.st RECEIVED direct from the mines,
cargo or the best hGyA SCOTIA LuMr pL;h az,
TER haye ever seen III this market. wnlcn an
grinding as the demand requires, as tne Is uyu
10 which beg to call tho attention Of coni srs
merchants, and all Others wanting pure sSa an,
article and as the dry season Is now eeHthS vss
PLASTER freely, and 50 pure article wiz rHS'
no more than common, Instruct yossf .n,, ,,ars
Sion merchants to send none hu. Hesn NJ" f'
article, which can be hxc Ok
= Is. w. MOORYFScuth size or Oeckt
my as-am Iocf ifsh s., Richmond. ts.
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WINES. LIQUORS, TOBACCO, 81

wINEs.LrQUOEss, TOBACCO, &c.
CPARKLING CHAMPAGNE CIDER at
1ees SHIELDS oARY,s:-
DEST LONDON STOUT at
je?9 Shields q JAM -.
rLARET-ST. JULlEN--at
leo SHIELDS & CARy's.
CPARKLING HOOK AND M0sELLE
y WINES.-Just received IN store, OF our OWL
'mp0s srHRkL1 Nc H issSi.I WINS,
SPARKLING MOsELLE WINES
50 g eases ease: q c5A ! BE S %Isshs
sHisKsfEs. FkEsCH BRANDY,
WHIsKEYS, RUNE.
APPLE BRANDY, &C. s
27-2w CHAmBERLAYHE q JONES
OUR OWN IMPoRTATloNs.
50 esss, = Chs Chs; rene CHAMPAGNE DRY YER
Guinness Extra DUBLIN STOUT, bottled by Z.
Bass &c Cos Si lND1A PALE ALE, bottled by e.
VIM. Yo o. p IS EDINBURGH SCOTCH ALE.
Casssr. Gerdon Co.'S PURE RESERVE MA
vINE-Gsowshs' PURE coGNAC BRANDY,
jules K Re ssSes& co.'s PURE coeNAc BRANDY,
PALE VINO DE PAsTO, yINn-FINO,
/ Amoptillad0 and Cabinet SH Ekklko,
| SW EEr SPANS PORT. PORTO oc,
PURE o SgioE and OLD LONDON D''N
We Offer the above goods and guaIaptee quality:
either In bond or duty paid, At p'iI3t 10 promP'
customers as low as they saD r Th hsd c5
ead Wholesale GroeerS and Importer.
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PER sONAA.

HEIRS OF WILLIAM COWLES.-The
Il IL owner of lot In shockoe HUI Cemetery Ia
range i, ection 8, quarter section ., standngln
the name OF William Cowles, can hear or some
superintendent Of CITY Aims house and Shoekoe
Hill Cemetery. jy7-2t
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powHkrAx COUNTY, VA.

HuGUENT SPRINGS,
poHHArAx COUNTY, VA.
The undsfsfsnsd hsss opensd DIS wsli-known
mnsSfIa&spiAcS fof the season 11, Dro1Imfsy 70
hlgnlnond and Rateyennrg Affords Q pleasant and
ncslsnX fssoft for tie fsaalte1 of those doing bu-
The sulphur water IL simflss so taas OF tho
gresnhr1er Whte-sae chalyDeate eqSal 70 any In
A band Of music WIN be In. sssendance.
Ctr table shall he Wen suyidiied at M times and
we piedSe our personal attention to the comforts
Of 0pr guests, EF WESS0N q SUBLkTT.
| Charge per day................S am
ShArge per week...,...."..........H 30
9ss4ls SSi2aEEs PoI NO ~ %
= Servants and children half price.
Parsons leaving kfchmoRd by .he bany1lIe road
ut 100 r. 81. for CoaIheld wifi fnd com fortshis
conSeyances 10 tne springs. : te 23-lm
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- s.sThe proscriptive and elective systems
have each its own advantages. In general;
the hitter is to be preferred In technical
training aud for matnrer students, tine
former for general training and younger
students" 80
DR.. Jeter read the report of the Commit
tee on Theological Education.
The report urged the importance OF tneo.
logical instruction and tho provision OF
nroper seminaries. The churches snouId
sustain students by tbeiB contributions,
and should earnestly pray that proiesst9,i ~ :
and students be guided and blessed OF the
Lord. a.. t;r,os,
terms the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, and earnestly urges that NJ th u,
southern States concentrate on this all OF
their means and energies.
Adjourned with prayer by DE-. Cuttihg'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-07
) I,oCAL MATTERS.
Baptist Educational Convention.
THIRD DAY.
Morning Session.

The Convention was opened with singing
and nr;,yer by Rev. 6. NJ. Z. King, Of Wash
ington, d. G. They then took up the or