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srRCIAIs E0T1flEss.

- OyER-poCYoRED WI hout any
ss.snest to thcsnem'osss Of ttie uaealcsL profess
ssc,,. profession hr,nored by aTst hinkisg men,
II "a only just TO say that they are too thick on .ne
Ground. The conse quence Is that the community
f. doctored os er much. When nature needs only
che gentle slim nIant and Alternative, which has De-
ONE famous throughout the country IS q rehanse
=, .dlcine, UNDER the name Of H0STETTElH.'s
At, oMACH BIT TIERS, she is not unffeguenuy
Sosa d with dozen prescriptions az e1pet,,neL =
tai rom the PllarmacopGta. THIS - an sva, aaa
Wave that tho practice OF medicine Is isr IRON;
p.1se IT All t,u,cs healing art At this period o.
ta wheI the fa OF the leaf indicssea thsa
Saosv ,as g,ized upon the vegetapl9 kmky.om::
,n.ny r arasylng diseases are prevaiens. Snssl
n n1p IN csc n lay be mentioned lntsrmLtelL ever
a I'M hiIo, vs. emittent. The exhaintlors S:sine
Trnm decom oot ing vegetation anu the neasy dema
ia I'm foss ara very apt TO generMe IN are com
an, THE a isest policy Is to protef the sys.
~ hv a course & Hostettcr's stomacn blLerS III
GGa co5mmencgun snt Of the fau. Mucr5 snat r,lDg
.,s thereby be avoided Bnt ~ inc dIsease nae
ma! hg,5r is periodical visitation may read.
ily he checked al oI9hen ny W 'AH0 A''''~' ~
harmless, vegetaoi etoSS. ,r,,nat tho cbarIetans
bu' ue attemIytlu to PAIN on under various
WHO 81 a,hhIesoms com pounds. which they pre-
na1e 20 nnmnare fy, rably with the great natloaa1
~ which has lon since sWept more pr :, ~
elixir. ttinn rom the field. Bear IN Elina tnat
Dte oEpt.ia of penuil,e Hosteter's Stomach sit-
sntIm.nticared by splepaloiy S tho
ters II SD fac smile Of the sign manual on .i,e
arm. Put IN IN bottles only ano aodiw&wit
taiped In bulk
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The nomination of Mr.. JOHN Quincy AD-
ANS for Governor of Massachusetts BY the
Democrats has elected a new series of Gu
logies from the press of that able and ire
proachable gentleman. At the present time
there stand out before the American pub
lie on the Conservative and Democratic
side of national politics several men who
would have been worthy of the days when
there were "giants" in mental force and
men as distinguished for their high honor
as they were for their ability as statesmen.
We may mention MIR. ADAMS, Senator
THURMAN, OF Ohio; Mr.. GRoEsBECK, OF
Ohio Mr.. VOORHEES,, of Indiana BLACK,
of Pennsylvania DooLITTLE, of Iowa. and
others. There are, too, liberal Republi-
cans who rise very much superior to the
associates whose company, politically, they
have been forced, we may say. to keep.
Senator TRUMBULL and Senator SCHURz
stand at the head Of these liberals. They
will have to 60 through terrible ordeal in
the next fifteen months.
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y 1CHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
MARSHALL AND TENTH STREETS.

This Institution FOR girls and young lsd,es will
re-0pen OCTOBER ID. 1871. IT is designed 70
afford systematic and complete culture from ,hs
earliest TO the lS.est stages Of progress II en-
braces
i. "a Preparatory Department, for beginners
and intermediate classes. three experienced
teachsrs--MIss NJ. e: LATHROP, MISS SUE c.
HOOPER, and MISS KATE BnUCKES.
BRoUGH- have charge Of 1t, and there are four
regular grades.
a Collegiate Department. The teachers are
CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ. a., English liz.
erature and Moral Philosophy.
LIZ. GWATHnsY, A. 81, Latin and Mathe.
mates.
h. A. LEWIi NJ. d., Natural Yciences.
MRS. ]. G. HaLLOWEl4L, Higher knglish.
Mrs: A.'P. YOUNG; French.
Instruction 10 provided also In Germ ,n aud
other branches.
Especial attention Is invited TO The SCHOOL OF
NATURAL SCIENCES In this department rs
the Institute has urcqu lied advantages for c1.
perlmcntsl Illustration.
,. an Ornamental apartment. Teachers. Pro.
fassors THlLOW and SElBEkT, MIS-. PITT.
MAJ, and others.
4. A BOARDING Department. with ample and ex.
cellent accommodations.
Catalogues, with terms, &C., may be obtained at
the bookstores, or OF thu Undersigned at the Instl
tale. CHARLES II. WINSTON. II. A,
Sc 1d-3w President.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

~ --~--
We have Just made very large additions 10 our
stock, selected by Mr.. ROUSS expressly Tor tie
Richm ond trade. We can confidently recommend
these goods to our friends the VERY BEST,
HANDS MESr and CHEAPEHT GOODS In the
city. We mention few OF the articles, with
prices annexed 70 some OF them:
...'... DRESS GOODS.
Is yards elegant DRSS ST. X, 500, worth s45;
ii Yards SILK POPLIN f0s Sill, worth S!4.
We have no prices for GUNNER dress goods. We
are selling them at prices to suit each particular
customer. -. =
lo-4 factory brandt MAR5EILI.ES QUILTS,
$3.50: -
lid factory brandt MARsEILLEs QUILTS,
$3.50.
These are frst-rate goods, and are long way
under wholesale prices.
100 dozen GENTS LINEN lhcmmed) HAND
KEkCHIFFS.
GENTS HEMMED (pure llnen) HANDKER-
CHIAF5 a. 5l.75 per dozen. These hand
kerchiefs would be cheap al $3.50.
80 dozen LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
Ladies' Linen HIndkcrchiefs at $l.75 per dozen,
Gents Undershirts tIall wear) Soc (good)
A full line Of Gents furnishing goods --latest
styles and best quality, .......
"A very large ard handsome assortment Of Rib
~ bons, all colors all widths. .''
White straw sailor hats at 80. so per dozen,
White (straw) Turbans at ss pee dozen, ~.
Saratoga Trunks. $3.50. Be sure 10 look n these
trunks, for thny are genuine bargain.
20 dozen Kid Gloves, q me for 75c.s some for 81.
BE sure to look at our DOLL AR KID GLOVES.
au 30 DUGKWALh Il ROUSS.
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ny WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS

GOOD GOODS AT Low PRICES.
We advise all who wish TO purchase strictl'
FIRsT GLASS DIZZY GOODS at low prices +
examine our stock, as we now offer lots or good
A. very INV prIses rather than carry them oyef tn
season.
PLAIN, rLkID, and ST RIP & D NOLAN
BIQuES and LENOS at 1872. pee yard, solt
ut the commencement OF the season at IS ant
3Oc.;
REAL FRENCH ORGANDY LAWNS at CSC.
worth SOC. per yard; ...
EMBROIDERED URGANDY at 4oc., worth 75c
per yard;
SWISS MUsLINS at Is, 90, rs, 80, 20, and sec. pei
yard-all very cheap;
PiQUEs at 30 and 35c., worth Soc;
BLACK CREPE De PARIS at SOC. per ward
would be cheap ut 75c.;
BOMBAZINES aud TAhISE at extremely 10"
prices;
Handsome ENGLISH and FRENCH CAssi-
MERES, for pants, at greatly-reduced prices
CHEvIOT CASsIMsRES, full double width at
sl.75 per yard-elcgsnt goods for fail wear;
DOUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH FLANNEL, The
most serviceabe goods to be had;
large stock of DUESKIES and BLACK
CLpTHS st satisfactory prices;
PARAsOLS in great variety at prices that are
bound to make them 60;
HoNEY-COaB QUILTS, the largest manufac-
turcd, at 81 40 iworth $3.50;
CALICO COMFOK1ERS at g.. 5o--not the price
it would cost you 70 buy tho material;
Heavy WOOL QUILTS at 50 SO, worth $3.50;
LINEN for covering stair carpet at lsc. per yard,
worth Csc;
INDIA-TWJLL LONG CLOTH at 9oc., worth
sOc. per yard;
sklnrIkG CASBRIC at 60 and CSC. per yard,
worth 80 and CSC;
COTTON DIArEH at Fl.25 u piece OF ten yards
LINEN UIAPEH at $3.50 for piece OF ten yards;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at Sl.so, 81 $3.50, ss.75,
and upwards--thc cheapest towels You ever saw;
Genuine Witty JET SETS, EARRINGS, and
BREASrPIES, at 7sc., 81, 81 25, and 81. so a
set, which is less than one half the value;
NICE JET SETS at Csc, 35c., and 5Oc., surpri-
slnsly low;
BLACK CREPE SETS OF COLLARS and
CUFPSfro $l.25 to $3.50 SGT:
CRETE COLLARS from 2sc. TO 81;
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES at 81 pgtr, sold
everywhere at Sl.2s;
bIMITY BANDS AZ loc., worth:5
CROCHET EDGING, twelve yards In piece, at
lsc., worth Sc. per yard; better article at
Csc, worth loc. yard;
REAL FRENCH WOvE CORsETs, all sizes,
white az d coloie ed, at esc., worth 81;
LADIES, GARMENTS In great variety ..
NICE CHENISES and DRAWERS at$1;
EUREKA GUM CLOTHS for ch liren;
/. and Al INDIA RUBBER CLOTHS;
A large assortment Of LACE SETS and LACE
COLLARS, from the lowest prices to the best
qualities;
BLANKETS in great variety;
A large stock of BED TICK, from loo. to sSc. per
yard all much below regular prices ~.
TABLE-CLOTH, pure linen, two yards long, at
$1-would bc cheap at $3.50;
FElNCED NAPKINS a; &C.,, worth 81 per doz. !;
LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
at l5c, would be cheap at 2oc.
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 2lc.; GEL. #
WAdSUTTA at 2oc.;
ANDROSCOGGlN at 1eac. !;
Full-width UNBLEACHED COTTON SHEET
ING at aoc. per yard;
Full-width BLEACHED SHEETISGat 35c per
yard. 20.
Five Thousand seven hundred and eighty-three
other BARGAINS all to be seea at the large
dry.goods house or .":s
LEVY BROTHERS., s.
au 81 1919 and l2ls Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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MRS. PHILIP T. HOW ARDS SCHOOL
lyl will be reopened on MONDAY, Oct9ner =
1871 The regular course OF Instruction viii EN-
brace the usual branches OF an English education,
and also the French and Latin languages, In az
which Mrs. Ii. will have fully coinpeecnt ASSIST
aDrs. ,,.
For terms, see circulars, copies or when may
be had al the bookstores OF this city, or inquiry
NAV be made at POS Main street.
Mrs, HOWARD wo uId respectfully refer those In,
teTested in knowing the CHARACTER OF Inc sch9o
and the qualifications of The teacher 20 ne "a ,
pa;rons of The school during It's regent session
She feels at liberty to pane especially Kev. DIS u.s.
i:ctaTkjD Mai, j. a. Stevens, DIR. Thos. II: Pol
lard. and sIessr[. VIM. u. Gibson, N. T. Clarke,
Fob's Taylor, Peter War aick, and Robert HOW
ard ,,,., ,,-~,,,
,hn.e designing 10 enter their daughters Will let
,,.ss;,,I. su 22-2tawaw
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PROPOSALS.

CITY GAs-WoRKs. SUPT's 0FFICE,}
EICHMoND. VA. Sept !Szl
DROPOSAI,S FOR GAS PURIF1ERS.-
t'SaIIrd nrnnosals will he received at this office
until II - O'clock M. WEDN EsDAY. goth sepsem-
Der, ror the construction entire OF F0Uk pnl I'LL
nou an nee st the works, except Il slight Alter
alton In shape, which will be explained ON appii-
cation. ,., tho r,r,,o for
20 doing BY application at this office;
The work to be executed By the lO n day o. NO
,,t,,,her NEXT The work 10 be subject TO the ap-
nrnval of the Superinte adent Of the Gas-works.
y he COMMITTEES reserve the rlghtof rejecting any
OF all Of the bids Iuade. ,..
coz JOHN IL. KNOWLES, Sup't
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A VERY COOP THING THE very lntelil-
gent and very pungent editor Of the HIS
boro' IN. c. Recorder, speaking Oh the
lease of the North Carolina railroad TO Inc
Danvillc railroad. says:
"The long agony is over. and the honc
or hobby of political strife and contention
has departed for thirty years The Norm
Carolina railroad was on Monday lase
leased by the board of directors to the
Richmond and Danvllle Railroad Com
nany for thirty years, Tor SIX and one-halt
Der cent. on the capital stock oil the com
nanv, or $500, COO per anbum, payaeie SEMI
annually, with the amplcst guarantees, as
we learn. This lease plays The mischief
with the calculations Of politicians who eX-
pected to ride on the 'coWcatcner' INTO
big and fat o1lices-and we have reason to
believe that such aspiring politicians were
TO be found in all the existing parties OF
the State. Tho road has been made sub
scryicnt Of party schemes pretty much
ever since it was built, and we hall the
.spikiug' of this political gun as IL
good thing
A very good thing. indeed. 1t is pubic
blessing to take out of the political party
"ripg" property like that North Caro-
lima road, which the partisans made hobby
of, and which all the bob-tmied "
schcmers Of the State wanted to rlde'
There were some thirty or more asp!rants
looking out for sinccurc positions who
wanted to be President of the North Caro-
lima road. This, indeed, from the begin.
ming has been the great difficulty in the
way of the lease and if any contest is
raised on the subject, it will be on behalf of
some of these discontinued persons.
The stockholders get 81 per cent. on
their investment, and will hardly quarrel
about a contract which makes that GER
tainty for thirty years. At the same time
they get rid OF the peril to which they were
cvcrlastinely exposed: of the elevation of
some OF the shallow partisans to the gov
eminent of their road. That misfortune
would have been fatal. Ofall the politicians
who are seeking to be presidents OF any
Thug and every thing, there are not more
than three in hundred that are lit to gov
ern the affairs of railroad. No position
requires moro practical experience and
forecaste than the management of that sort
of property. The world is finding this out
after some dearly bought lessons.
The Recorder is right. 1t is Il happy
thing for North Carolina That this railroad
is withdrawn from the rings of the politi-
clans.
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Our pilots are indispensable to the COM
MERGE Of Virginia. They are meritorious
men, and they earn by hard service every
dollar they make.--Noyolk Journal.
They are not ut all Indispensable to the
commerce of James river. They are not
wanted at all, indeed, after a vessel gets
into the river, and it is an imposition of a
tax for services not wanted to compel the
vessel comingup James river to pay pilot
The levy belongs to the same class of eXac.
tions to which the tax upon Algerine
charters did. Vessels were made TO pay
the Algerines for charter to sail the sea-
The Aigerines had no right upon the seas
that did not belong to others and the pi.
lots ought to have no right to levy taxes on
the vessel navigating James river.
The true pilot. ground is from James
river to the sea-to and fro. The time is
coming when that will furnish abundance
of employment for the pilots, and James
river viii be amply supplied with steam
lows having better pilots for James river
than the pilots of Hampton are.
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sPECTAGsa OTT nEs.
orsfen OF FISK q HAECH,1
n. q N AkHSU GrREETf

~ FUNDING EIV E- ! WsIN 1 =
BoNDs.-We sre strongly Recommending IN sA.
change for FtVE-TwEaTY BONDS and fol new
investments tie SLIPPER CENT. dOLDBoan0
OF THE .trHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO haH
ROAD COMPANY now getting ut % sno Insef-
eat OF v eich we have only some ESQ., sui UNI
oid The total am cunt of the losn Is sioyVv WV
J9ssv are fssued in denominations OF Sl WV esuy,
aat sIoo coupon and registered, interest pay
May and November, In New FoTk clty' IL on:ss
The CENTRAL PACIFIC Skies, amounting
10 as 1856 Ooo are In sharp demand ior tue
arkes, and any amount can be sou 10 r-saIv
so many Fise-TWsnty Bonds thsy sio :,
dealt In at oil The prominent STOCK EACn.s.s =,
The world. and viii soon advance to large p,e-
-, That the same result will follow Win inc
Chesapeake and Ohio bonos On VIC soNi =
the road we have no DOUBT.
Holders OF FIvE-TWENTIES, by conversion
into CENTRAL PACIsICS, retain the same tatc
ar interest and increase their capital about !. per
cent nv converting into tlIe CHESAPEAh HE
Ann OHIO BONDS the increase Will be about 20
per cent
Holders OF CENTRALS can exchange for
rHEsAPEAKEA AND OuIOS, and increase their
canItal from 7 to 8 per cent, and In either case
ave bond Just az sure TO be paid, principal and
interest, as Flve-Twenty Bond. ''<i
AS The amount Of Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds
rem aiming uusold is so small, and the demand
very great, they must soon be absorbed. There
are very few Centrals on the market, and theywiil
coon largely advance In price. ... SD. = y
FISK & HATCH.
HARVEY FISK, =.
A.! S. HATCH.
DAVENPORT 4 GO. over the First National
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/ In what Il says about the poWeis -. s,o
-" and the cncroachments upon tue
c.n.sisn,ion. 1t Is speech THAI WIZ is Snnu
;ts way TO more minds, and set more people
70 thinking, than any other since tne "al'
hscause it is freed from everything that can
sYcite the passion Of men, and appeals d.
rect,v and with irresistible force to their
judgment.
We present the following quotation as a
at illustration Of the conciseness ana iorce
with which cardinal principles of political
economy arc presented In this speech IL
is With regard to the currency:
uOn this SUBJECT adhere to the hstori-
cal doctrine of the Democratic party. IL 10
.ound as the true dollar. The utmost IN
adncss that can be attained is the Ihai =
pcusable quality for right stahI t ",
value. What arrangement Woula nappe;n u
70 aIl business done upon the yafo-stIch II
it tluctuated in length from moneh W rt ,i.t
or from season to season. ana 80 VI uu .,'.
ness done with the pound welgnt OF LUG
bushcl or the gallon measure II tue. naa
M fiycdncss. As the yard-stick. the poun0
weisht. and the bushel measure arc Tor all
business done with them, so should the
standard of value be for all transactions ID
which it is used. The greenback ana the
true dollar are now almost abreast. Let us
hone for abundant seasons, that the former
NAV be able to maintain its position.
The Cincinnati Commercial very justly
saws that several Of the sentences III THIS
paragraph are monumental"
This speech is Il thorough and just expo
sition of the principles and objects OF 'he
new departurc. Every good and sincere
pa,riot in the nation can take bis seand
upon the principles of this speech by the
side If MIR. GRoEsBEcK. That gentleman
needs no further tc stilnony than this speech
n prove his high claims to consideration rs
ono of the very first statesinenof inc HI
rion. Ms we'll as one of the trl'est aud most
devoted patriots in the land. He "cil re-
fleets the spirit of his own lofty l'p'a'e ae-
votion in this concluding parag'afe OF his
great speech: t,,.
An cyentiul epoch of our national !Hc
has inst closed. full Of interest, but endlng
in violence. We stand at the portal o.
new one. Laying of all Jcalouslcs. pre)lt-
dices. and animositieS, let us enter INTO the
shirt of kindness and good will for all Sec
tions of the country and all our pcopie'
and with the noble purpose to make IL IL,
lIstriolls as an epoch of prosperity ana
Dppce,"
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.

~. OFFICERS g. .N#..
for the session opening 27th September, 1871 ::
CHARLES L. COOKE, A; H.. Superintendent
jos. a. TURNER, A: ~: LanFutgGs ,,d
WILLIAM n. PLEASANrS, Mathematics and
Sciences
AUG. CULMAV, Tiano and organ;
MISS JULIA TUTWILER. Modern Languages
MISS ). G. W Attn 2Lf., Guitar and Singing;
MISS ROSA =. COOKE, Languages;
MISS MARY EVELYN HILL, preparatory
Schooi; SIS.
MRS. !. Y.COCKE, Domestic Department.
So. NATIONS:
Mrs. H. L McVeigh, Mrs. Mary Sloan, Mrs. N.
G.. Hartman.
','. TERMS:
Board and Tuition, $2i5 to $3.50. Music, $40 TO
$50.
Post. flee, Botetourt Springs, Va; depot, Sa-
lem, A., y. and NJ. ratlroad.
Eollips is fully equipped. Send on The girls.
au N-IWt2te0W3W
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! a IaurEse.

On the issh INSTANTLY the Rsy.J, 70 NJ. j.
Miss MAGGIE n: LEE. o., L y.s
bi TmsM and Knoxville tTeaa3 pspep piess'
copy.
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GEN. BUTLER reproduced an old story in
one of his speeches in Massachusetts. He
was, after short speech, disposed to come
to an end with his talk, when there was a
general cry of "go on" He said: s'Ah
Well, suppose l tell you story. 1t is
about German bassoou- player who did
not make noise enough with his instrument
to suit bis bearers. Louder they shout
ed, and the musician blew harder.
sLouder!' and he renewed his efforts.
Louder!' Then he threw down his bas-
soon and exclaimed: ITS very we'll to say
louder but who is to find re wind y
So" said thespeaker, "it'svery we'll to say
go on but who Is to furnish the voice r'
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IF YOU WISH -' -E'.
4 CHEAP DRY GOODS
GO TO hr
JULIUS SYCLES'S
AIS BROAD STREET, between 4th AMI 9Th.

dis BROAD STREET, between ath anu btn.
He has received a large lot Of FLANNELS, OF
all shades and colors, IN which he Offers great in
duce ments.. IS every one wishes such goods al
this time OF the year, they would therefore do well
to give him Il cali .,.a.+r. ~; 81 rre.. ~.
: He offers to the public great INDUCEMENTS In the
way OF CASSIMERES, which he will sell 70: 25c.
and Soc per yard less than they be bought this
season, and which are only suitable for ian and
winter. a...s.. .-- s..... ....-.. --
He will open this day so dozen Gents Merino
Shirts and Drawers, which he offers at last years
prices. .-fa... -.,e
He also tiers fall line of Fall Dress Goods very
cheap such as Black Silks, irish Poplins, Bonn
bazlnes, Alpacas, Merinos, Empress Cloths, and
Irish Keeps Bleached Brown, and other Domes-
TICS tull assortment ......s. !,-....,s..
Thirty five psirs OF Blankets on hand, which he
offers ut last years prices.
Remember, goods hsve advanced. ''..s
JULIUS SYCLES,
4l5 Broad street, betwee 4th and 5.h SITS.
statesmen !: j. j. Turner, John II. Gary, w.
d. Pow ers, and A. @. BeVell. @.''
Store closed on SATURDAYS. i ..a aua3
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@ AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEW AND sEAsOEABLE DRY
GOODS.
T. Il. PRICE & co. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff, and Pink Cambrics
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves;
| Ladies' Colored aud Black Kid Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap; ..
| Cotton and Lislc-Thread Hose and Half Hose;
Bulhiggan Hose and HALF Hose, superior;
Corsets-every make and quality.
......... STAPLES: .- -s
Linens and Linen Sheetings; ILL.,.
Brown and Bleached Cottons; ...a..
Cotton Sheetinss and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c. ..
lAt old prices, although advancing.)
Linen Bosom Shirts, Boeoms,,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres. &C., for gents aud boys
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two 10 three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum.
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &c.
upon their back counter, to be sold off at hall
| value, rs their inventory season fist September,
| approaches. T. R. PRICE CO.,
ty2s llol Main street.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
M RICHMOND. ~
COMMENCES OCTOBER FIRST AND COZ
r TINUES FIVE MONTHS.
SESSION lS7iAND 1879.

COMWENCES OCTOBER FIRST AND COM
l. TIHUES FIVE MONTHS.
Course Of instruction complete. elementary, and
practical. In fddjtfon to the rcRulsr lectures, q
urse OF daily Rotations and exam Dations, con-
Quoted by the adjunct Faculty, ID offered the stu
dent wishou, charge.
:, Practical anatomy taught by an experienced
demonstration. =. -r--..-.a.-. ...- $50. la9
Clinical lectures are given at the City Aims
sary, and State Lunatic sylun, by the Faculty:
Diplomas issued to students OF phsTnacv who
terra medica, and ph Irmacy, and pass a aatlsiac
tory ex animation.
A prize is offered for the best thesis. Subject ::
AnBsthesia. 49,,
Merit rious students, with limited means, Will
be received by making proper arrangements Win
the Dean. f.. = -
nation. apply to j. 3. asCCAW, NJ, D, ~
"ff' Lean of tie Faculty,
All, 40 2sswdSYtIoct 1910 Broad street.
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