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~ CONDENSED RAW BEEF,
PULvERIZED).

This Is IN entirely new preparation of Beef It
is deprivee of its moisture by patent processoy
which the solid substance Of the flesh Is preserved
In Its natural condition, and the ALBUMEN Is
NOT CALCULATED. II has been tested and Is
recommended by the most eminent physicians.
For sale by MEADE &'BAkER,
aule Pharnac sts, sIp Main street.
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rRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE.
THE PEOPLES CHEAP CASH STORE.


Anybody can afford to buy goods at these
prices: ,,-
Sixteen yards Dress Goods (pretty) for 7sc. IS
yarUs Mari Poplip for IL; Linen Suiting goods,
only l';c beautiful White Lawn, only lesc: :
10 yarrs Brilliant for S7.25 worth g.; 1ooo yards
hesnttful Lawns, only l1c., worth IS ard zoe. Is
wards bcautifui SILK Grenadine for $3.50, worth
.s Is ysrts pretty GrenadiDe Tor sl.es, w9rth 81
Strn ed silk Grenadine, only 26c,, worth 10. ;
IlaId aud Striped SILK Grenadines, in patterns at
less thtn half their value; Solid Grs:n and Lilac
G-enadjne patterns us yardsl for $l.75; elegant
tsolid) Isl .ck Grsnadine. full Two var Wide Tor
81 25- worth &2.so; a linc Of beautiful Shawls,
Grenadine, Worsted, and Berage, at S3, Tofth
SIS. " ..-
NEW GOODS.
we have Just added &s, 600 worth Of new goods
10 our STOCK. III the Les brands of Eleachcd anu
Brown Ccttone; a. C.ttors at l9sc firss :rate
10 b cached Meeting at 80 and 35c. Swl Mus.
Inns, 81 hop Lawns. VIC, ria Lawns, Ribbons OF
ev- rs color and width; large st"ck Of Laces md
Rmbrcider;cs, Gloves and Hosiery; LADIES'
Gaun.lets (buck), Gents Shirts, Geocs shirt
studs Sleeve aud Collar Buttons, keck- ties,
Hair. Brushes, Toilet Combs; Fine. Combs for
l5c worth soc, ; do. for &C., worth 75c.
an La DUSKWALL b POUSS.
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Reserve enSowncn. policies is . specially VIII
the widows, and Orphans' Bsne1s Life Insus-
suce COMPANY. j. D.. MOORE, Agent,
No, Ills Main street,
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NJ BED-TICKS.-Now is the time to
buy at old prices.
BED-TICK5 at all prices from loc. to s5c. per
yard;
sHiRTISG ct ZIP IS, in all qualities, from 10 to
Csc. Fer yard, at LEVY BKoTHERS',
1918 and 1915 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVER aull
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JOB PRISTIsa.-Yec caU the attention OF mef
:bauts, clerks OF courts, sherifs, lawyers, ran,
rosd, Steamship and canal officers and agents an
all Others having orders for printing TO The facfH.
.,es offered ., the DISPATCH PRIsTIaG Esr4H
L1sHhKsT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kiads or Job Printing. WsGan FURNISH 81
short notice Cards, Bill ads, Leftsr.Hta,iss
frogrs,nnes. Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pa1aphlets,
rays, Hand-B Bitis, Catalogues, Hiiis Oh Fare SHOW
slils, Checks Drafts sc., g., &c. satlsfae,io'!
yn aranfaad -
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"sir, you have the advantage of me-, O. Quite
right; you are quite right, sir. Almost every body
OF common sense has,'' wh1 buys clothing from
T. g. SPENCE & Son. t-sg.
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The aSsioAN nn.s a. CorToN IN raE Ascrx, .,,,-
recea ne easent to which Ameriean eo.ta,s F..
Ie,ea NAV ba control Of the British % marksss usss
showina se.h .h ny the subjoined stateinent
kinds ~ oat Inc imports and exports n III
Kinndome u, eo.ton into and from the IIn;taa 4, al
eom1ara' pni' rom September 1 to Jnly ~ ia
last ipa,rc pear with the corresponding neriof lad
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,no,,t miss tile great bargains offered IN dress
goods, shawls, parasols. kid gipYe' Los.Sry c9t-
tons cassiraeres, table linens, quilts, &C., ae
'I0' . HALHIMER's,
f.or,ar of a n and Broad etreet5, 4,
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me- GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRI6GS'S BAKERY, 7o7 Main street
The largest variety Of CAKES at BRIGG IS
BAKERY, z07 Main street. ~
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIaGS'S
BAKERY, 707 Main street.
PIES at s, 10, and lsc., piece at BRIGaS's
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and, RUsK, at
RRIGGS,S BAKERY, 7o7 Main street
! PICNIC SUPPLIES, at The shortest not &c, at
'BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union HilIs can
be supplied with all Of these at Mr.. KuBsET
WERNk'S, on 2sth street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
iys 7C7 Main street.
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CALL AND sxAMISB the rich imported goods
ana rare styles OF new jeweIry Jastopened at &:
. E0wIAN & Co.'S,
sr Corner of Main aud 10th streets.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed 1t u, ss.so,
$s.7s, aud saso psr Lccc, at the Dispatch Printing
establishments. t.<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22

fLL THE NoyBLTIzs in fasnlonsbre jsweisy, Tor
summer wear, opening st NowLAN & Co.'s.
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LUMBER DEALERS.
TO-PARTNERSHIp.

TO-PARTNERSHIp
" -
The undersigned have formed co-partncrship
under the name and style of
GIBSON d. BROCK,
TO conduct GENESAL LUMBER C0MmIS-
SIOr, and FEED BUSINESS tta.lng from lha
lllh inst.) at the old stand FORMERLY occupied 10y
james &. Mccarthy & Co at The corner OF 9th
and Ssrd streets, OF the canal.
Cur mir. Brock having had an experience OF
nearly twenty years in u Z lumber business in lis
various branches and most ex ensive conduction
IN this city. and cur Mr. u son having been en-
gagged In boh the working aud msnufaclu OF
lumber. We hatter ourselves that We should now
Fnow the " n,s Of the community.
itavlng IN ide arrangements with ssYeral saw
mills, We are prepared to FILL BlLLSOF LUM-
BrR AT THE Lows ST RATES.
We ape } 10 our numerous friends and late
patrons for their support. pledg1ng every ejrt TO
ensure tht N satisfaction.
JUHN r. W. GIBSON.
Late OF the firm Of Mayo q Gibson;
R. A. BLOCK,
Formerly OF The firm or Aagland & Brock.
IL
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DeUGs, naEDICIaEs, &c.

NTOTICE.-W. f. RICHARDSON,
NJ .agz APOTHECARY,
CORNER l7Ta AND CLAY sTsEGrA
having entirely recovered from his tevere llness.
takes this method OF Informing his numerous
friend and customers that he will be pleased 10 sea
them at bis old stand. trner l7tn nd Clay Streets
Were he is prepared to furnish them ~ith All me
mediclues needed IN rheEc fAfDiiles at p-ices az
low MS can be furnished by any druggtst IN Inc
city. !, .a.,....d .,
Thase who have no smtly arc also fequestsa 10
FUMEnY, and fne CHEWING and saOhdsG
TUBkCC0. 5a, t@sE su iI-eooss--
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FOR RENT offer for rent or lease O.
a my kE.IDENCE on the .Groyerroad, H.a
Il IF mile beyond the city limits. House con-
talns six large aud four small ROOMS. The garden
~ei stocked with strawbsrrt.s, craps pears, aud
peaches. Twenty acres OF ground altscned 70 the
pr IN ses. E ~ .fss{fs
Possession given imnedia civ II required.
For fa. the: Information, apply on TOE premises,
or to MAJOR CdAHLE 10 H0WARD,
aul9 3t* 1924 vain street
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& VISITORS to the Yirgtpia springs shoald exam.
ire our j, asnincent sock OF Hss eselry and dia-
ssmnnd ronds. NcwLAN - Co. IS
Corner of Main and ttth hstrests.
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4 surERe rArrRsss or new silver for bsiaas snaY
pIsthsay psesen.srecssTlng as Nowt.AE y go y.
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MrBATCBELoR,s HAZE DYE

w BATCHELOR's Fl AIR DYE
This euperb HAIR Dye Is the best In the world
perfecC ly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment; no ridiculous 'tiDts or disa-
greeabie odos. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces immedatelyt . splendid Black
or Natural BrowD, leaves tie hair clean, soft,
beautiful !; docs not contain particle Of lead or
any injurious conn pound Sold By all Druggists,
Fact Try, lsDonD STREET, n. Y. Jy yu-eodly,
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me- WE OFFER MANY STYLES OF
CARPETS at last years prices, although there
has teen an advance of Is per cent ...
We sell the best THREE-PLY at SI.75, worth 81.
LEVY BROTHERS,
anil 1918 and 1915 NJ ain street.
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FROsE wAsIHINGr0N,.
sYRUp MANurAc

Druggists and proprietors Of soi,, s,,,,
talns who manufacture raspberrv md iti,n:
syiups for the use of their own fnI,nta sius a;,,s
only, and who do not sell, or offer for sss saia
or remove for consumption, such sv,s,,,s' Tn,s'
are moi, in the opinion Of the Commissinnas,,
OF internal Revenue, required to stamn r5e tbe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22

MET NEW YORK MILLS COTTON Mt
2lc. per yard;
WANsUiTA COTTON at 2oc per yard;
DOVAL COTTON at Ice. per yard;
ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON at lea. per yard |;
HARRIS COTT IN at l5c. per yard; >.a
REYNOLDS A. A. COTTON ut l21c. per yard
All of the above co:tons are full yard wide, and
arc offered at the loves, prices that they can be
possibly sold at LEVY BRUTHERs,
1918 and 1915 Main street. :
Look at our DOLLAR kID GLOVES. aull
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22

nN HAND CONSTANTLY, at MAYO'S
" ISLAND SAW MILL, large supp of
casing Boardj, Joists or al sizes, Iseths,
Irch boards, scantiIDg, Pal,pg3,
Flooring Plank. Garden Rails. Pine " God.
4454 Ga, and s-4 inch PLANK, &C ar aud heart
iii. Of lumber of Any dim :nsioBs furnished.
REFUSE PA * at Low PRICES.
w. e.. MAYO,
Mavo'e Island Saw mill.
au l2-am Fost-lfice box ls0
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CHOICE NEW GOODS for bridal presents now re
cetsing at NoWLAg @ Co.'s. s3s g
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY. that very ~

M'Uh OALE i M "a LII tnaIiyeTy Ms3
a desirable BsIOK HhU3t and premfses, III
situated on the north side OF Broad dstree, betHtth
closets, and kitchen with two roJlns: coal and
wo ,d-nouse, ettbls, and carrixgefh0uSe, and q
pump OF most excellent water IN this yard. The
uouse Is well supp.iedwith gas. ! his property Is
in thorough rep lr, hav Bg been built since the
war, aud Is nov occuDicl by Mr.. X. Boyle at $50
per annuin. a#is. ED EACHO,
. au ls-5L s.,.i sz..,s = ReabEststet Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22
EyOAL. COKE. AND WOOD.

GOAL, COKE. AND WOOD. -...
We are now re ady to furnish the best quality
of CLOVER HILL COAL at The following low
prices
Hest lump. S5 per load, delivered;
Rest iiall a. so per lead delivered:
q, ,st III rrL. S3. IS per load delivered.
SEE" CtikE the test and che3pcSt l"el for
Cuosiny sIJ Iroing In use. As our yer'! * under
cover and MS we lntc;h 20 Civ our pc sonal ten
t;un IN having the dust aud Lia't removed, wc
thirk c offer p icuiar Inducements 10 those
vi hing q ii cGl- Glass; cCo&ing fuel.
Fest ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes, at lowest
Prices.
OAK and FINE WOOD, long sawed aud split,
always on hand AT
COTTRElL & is ioTHER'G
No. s05 Basin bank, be.wcer ash an 10Th sts.
ty Il
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! II ,TkGha, stu TED tn the esst side or 9th LII
sJr. ct, betwe n iLsi, b and Jackson streets. end
next door TO Justice jos. j. VII te. Possession
uu Sat - Real Estste Agent.
THXPECTiNG TO GO SOUTH, / will a1
/ IL sell nr rent one Of the most desirable H.l
ORtHOUSES, with RE5rA UkANE attacneo,
at Clover Depot. Also, q aSTOEEHUU5E for rent
at " oil Trap, a good location. q erms liberal.
Address L. B. SSEAU.
au Ia-lot Glover EeSOt Halifax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22

goal AND WODD.-l am now pre-
~ pared TO furnish CLOVER Hill. COhi. at
lNMP at II. 90 per load, dellvered, and GLOVER
HtL,. Hail. al 81 so per load, delivered
4 supply CT WOOD and ANTHRACITE COAL
constantly on hand Tor sale ~ the lowest market
prizes,
am aleo prepared 10 furnish CLOVER HILL
CI>Si al The same prices In Manchester. TOW
Il the lime to lay IN your Inter supply.
A. IS. W uULDHIDGE,
Cnlcc and Yard, Sth street beyond byrd
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FOX SALE AVN s. RExr. .

FOR RENT. the LARGE DEsIRA,Ms
Bon EsSlDsECE, corner College, and l:a
. DAD ST. eets, la'e.y occupied ny Mrs.. Margaret
yard. Gas snd water n theprslnises Arrange.
mtnts may be made 10 rent thu furnltu.e 9 with the
au Be dig Exscntor OF Vim. Raarat. decd
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DOWN THEY TUMBLE!

Opposite Disra,ch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22

Look at the JAPANESE PLAIDs a. 40 and Is,
sold at tho beginning Of the season at 30 al
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faNAL AND WOOD.-1 am prepared to
I! iurpieh the hcst guilty OF GLOVER HILL
Goa. st the following r. TsduceC prices:
LUMP. o. per load. Il liytred.
HAIL, II, 30 per load, delivered.
kL"G
81 FT COKE, OAK aud FIVE WOOD, and
hNThRhCITS coat. OF first quality.
Consumers will find il 10 their inter est to lay In
their fuel for the winter during The GUNNER
1aoaths- G.. R. blPSCoNB.
iva 3m Seventh and Byrd streets.
A NTBRACITE COAL, LEIlIGB, LOR-
N BtARI, I,LYKEhSVALLhY,a aud i.UCuSt
!" U,1, In FrUNDaI, EGG, STOVE, and
CIrSTSUT sizes.
Ism prep red, with the above celebratei RED
and WAITS ASH GOALS, To tu.niih purchasers
It sun prices.
klso, CUMBERLAND and CLOVaR HILL
bituminOus coslc. >. L. LATKSDP,
jyiI 18th street and ..rawtridre.
4 NTH RACITE COAL.-Now atloat, $40
n tons best gu Atty X. A. EGG aud STOVE
Goa rs, which win be sold iron. the vessels AZ lew
Figures.
Cal. and see my prices and lay In your winter
snpply OF coal be ore there is aa advance Ill coal
and frGighls In the northes II markets.
WRIT ROBERTS,
tyls Corner l7tlr ANA Dock su eetS.
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Corner OF e.h and Broad etrcets.
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We publish the following letter just as it
reaches us because of our high respect Tor
its writer. 1t is not exactly news letter.
the only kind we promise to publish:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
SECOND BOARD, / P. N
MONDAY, Aug. 1s-P. N.

Despite the reported increase of orders from
outoftown buyers by Of the more prominent com
mission houses the volume OF business In railroad stocks
has not been above the usual ordinary volume The
street in sentiment s very bullsh and indications
everywhere favor the expectation Of strong campaign
in September or when the great magnates shall have
thrown aside their holiday rament and girded them
selves for Fall work. The market hSq been strong
throughout the business being evenly distributed
pretty much al over the general list, which has
ruled at about Saturdays prices. In certain speeatee
NOT cOprehended in last weeks rise, more strength Tas
observed Thus the ST. Paul stocks which have been so
long stagnant showed decided signs Of returning ae-
tivity making an advance Of one per cent, while
Wabash made an equal improvement, both stocks De'hg
in lively demand Reading frmer, as was also
North West and Pacific Mail; but Western Union wa-
sonew what irregular, though fairly active Panama
dropped from 70 TO H. but in late dealings was held AZ
7st with sales at 49, Columbus Cleveland Chicago ana
INDIANAPOLIS Or in street parlance, three Cs ana an l.
was strong and rose 24 per cent to s0; 81 LOUIS and
Iron Maintain selling at So; Hannibal ana 81 10, 730
y. G. c. and l. c. 2Os; Erie Preferred, 90, ana b., H.
and Erie g. Consolidated Coal firm at 42s Express
shares we're more active at higher prccs Adams selling
ND to s3s; United States, 553a5ei; American '9 Wells
Fargo So and it's scrip, g. The following tabeshowt
the highest and lowest prices OF active stocks made 10
day:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
Foreign exchange has been dun but steady at rates as
follows:

Extra mails Europe tomorrow per steamer snes'S
Will close at D. III. at the Merchants Exchange, NO "
and 81 Pine.st
There is no change TO note In mpney. The amount
Offering is very abundant at per cA as the common
rate Mercantile discounts slow at To per cent
The aloens to European Subscribers to the new loan
were issued by the bankers to the syndicate Mes7rT jay
Cooke McCulloch Co.. to-day. The amount allotted was
70 ner cent from which presume the fulj suoserp
tions received during the two days the bjoks were
opened amounted to fully slO7,OOOo. These sdbSeHp
,ions IN London are represented by scrip until the ne"
bonds have been sent forward, which - uadfu
in ON the London stock Exchange. From Washins-
ton we have the information that the SUI
scriptiou. including the Sl0.OOa,oO taken ny ue
American SYNDICATE up 10 saturday night were s'''''
ESQ the COMPARISONS having been completed al ~ us
ton 50 far a. possible. As she amount reserve" i '
banks was S5OO0OOO IL seems that should 'hey 'q'o
more they will he obliged to supply themselves u0n, -"
$4,000 600 subscribed for by the Syndicate AZ '"
applications to-day foot up s3l6J5oo ana rom tne
partmeut direct some s5OOOoo, II would seem '"s -"
loan is already practically taken. The Government Uon
market closes steady, having been dul throusn
day. Fisk 4 Hatch report Governments as ioNo"' ~
m
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

a new edition of The History Of Romdnism,
by JOHN DowIISG, ID. D. is published by Edward Walk
er containing in addition 10 the abundant store OF his
t0rcal presented in the earlier issues, liberal
amount of supplementary matter continuing the history
from the accession Of Pope Plus TX TO his proclamation
OF Papal nfallibty, and his deposition as temporal
sovereign in 1870 Dr. bowling writes s an earnest par
tissn for Professionalism he makes 10 eonceament OF his
profound aversion 10 the principles and claims OF the
Roman church; lts influence and progress in this
country excite the hyeiest prophetic dread in
his forebodiDg mind but We do not ind
tna his strong religious convictions have led him 10 give
false cooring 10 faets he sustains his statements how
ever unfavorabe TO the spirit Of the Catholic church. by
AL ample array Of authorities although 1t must be
essed he does not always appear TO make OF them
with critical discrimination. His work is adapted 10 pro
duce deep effect the popular mind. II deals more in
impressive illustrations than In recoDdite dsquisitions
Hs endeavors 10 show the hostility Of the Roman faith
20 modern civilization and scientific progress Will suggest
many uegnspt reflections to thoughtful resdern and
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

The gold market continues quiet and at present with
out speculative indication. The price strong however,
mainly owing to the demand from the importers to pay
the enormous customs duties, and the sales to-day were
at 2,Gll2s 9l2 the bulk Of business being at the inter
mediate fraction The cash gold favored borrowers and
loans were fat to l. 3 and per cent for carrying The
days business the Gold Exchange Bank was follows
Gold cleared, sl632s,OOO gold balances, s9Tsl; eur
rency balances 5Og3 The following the quota
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

School Houses, by JAMES JoHONNoT %. W..
schermerhorn 4 Cor is founded on previous work Of
the author, published about dozen years ago. which
the first effort made in this country to apply the
principles of architectural science to the construction Of
schoOlhouses, The present volume has been prepared
with view 10 meet the increasing demand for better
class OF schoolhouses III country districts 1t contains
variety OF plans and elevations, with complete and in
tegibe descriptions that taste may be suited
while common carpenter will fud any difficulty in
constructing building after the designs in the volume
The work is Of unquestionabe practical utility and
It's mechanical execution is MODEL of choice typogra-
ply.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

state bonds were strong. The Missours were " ~
oues at ~. and new July lsouth Carolinas at E7t@S
Georgia gold u being strong at PSI Virginia. od 'O'
AZ Cs1 new Tennessees at 7 and Ohio IS OF lS Al wy
,he bonds of 1881 falling of per cent TO O0 The ion0"
ing are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

especially opportune at the present day The voiumo IL
brought out in style OF typographical elegance
and is illustrated with variety of appropriate engraV
ings.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

A Manual of German Conversation, by GEORGE
F. COMFORT. A. VI. Harper BrOthers), Is intended
class book for the of students who have finished the
authors excellent German Course" The plan Of the
work. we believe is quite novel among American man
uas for the study Of modern languages, and is
uepded for the variety Of its examples from familiar
German phraseOlogy, and its adaptation TO the actual
intercourse of everyday life Instead Of seeking for alb
stract sentences in his inner consciousness the
author has caught up the current expressions
of society and business including selection of scientific
terms ngratiye idiOmatc combinations the language Of
NEWSPAPERS (Which differs In many essential points from
that of classical lterature and phrases found only in
common advertisements The great merit OF Professor
Comfort as teacher of languages in the present as well
a. in his former works. consists in his remarkable power
Of admiration. He evinces rare sympathy with the
intellectual wants Of the pupil, and usually furnishes
him with key TO the actual difficulties OF the case in
stead Of increasing his perpexes by abstruse theories
which belong 10 an advanced stage of progress
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

DACKARDs n. Y. BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Methodist Building Eleventh and BfoaiwsV OpeUs
Aug studnis enter tine Seed OF es foI rena
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
VAN NORMAN
send for catalogue.
WOOD sEMINARY5a,EENIG5,L5II;SH, I5,5I;

IL FRENCH and SPANISH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL 70
YOUNG LADESThs Institution will be reopenei on WEDNESDAY
Sept regular Collegiate Course pursued aud diplomas
gold medals awarded graduates Very superior the Ar
and Musical Departments To the daughters Of ministers and
onar advantageous Offers made To
py Immediately Address PopHetO OF ElmToo Seminary, Glen
FA.R n. Y.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07
SATURDAY. MORNIness ,sJ I, 1871.

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