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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w .- STAuST9ss, .' Va, s.,,.r,,sra
Rev. VIM. A. Harris, Pr esidsnt. with an able
corps Of twenty teachers and officers;
h,aaer n Eel science and Literature are taught By
graduates OF our hrst Universities and Colleges
French by , native MISTER, Music by SIX PROBES
most distinguished snd cul(iyaed singers ana
teachers Of vocal music In the South.
world Pupils who come here with chiils and cll-
NAUTICAL diseases IRE entirely restored. -
Buildings and grounds are elegant; scenery
OF he ioYeliess College homes In The Untcn:
The last session one hupdrs young ladies al
tended this school from fourteen Southern states.
from Judge John n. Hendren, N. A., UniTersiy
Of yhglnia
regard the Wesleyan Fem lie Institute as one ,Se
Of the very hest and most s.'raesvs schools IN ''s
IFrcm Hon. John b. Baldwin,
The Wesleyan Female Institute. most snce ss,.
ful and hourlshing school,, Is snrIounaea ot -.
FOR ne IA and OF The ds
'srs s ens,ssssn parents JOHN B. BALDWIN.
an5 From General John Echols.l :. ,,,s
-. -. -. STAusToN TON, w A; MAY nay y Nm M
hardly be placed under better Influences IMAM thr
surrounding them. and his pupils are SEM c AL
thoroughly prepare TO discharge the duties u w.
uyated, refined, and Christian women. COW
mend The scnooi most heartily to YOU. s
.sa Very truly, JOHN h'aoA''
IRON Prof william n. Peters, LII. D., OF uni'
versity OF Yirginis.1
j.. . = Es s.s'<
Young ladies committed to the care OF fro,
HARRIS win enjoy advantages OF moral anu IA
lellectusl training rarely found.
From Bishop E. NJ. Marvin. D. d.
The wesleyan Female Institute Is an honor s "a
the Ubprch. Instruction scarborough. Au 81. ,,n-
stand hIsh.; Tna most talented professors airy Any, a.
pivyed. The school Is very prosperous anO -
serves TO be 30. ~, w Ar.
Roar, and tuition In the collegiate course, s1'S
Muslc and other extra stndtes. moderate.
For catalogues address vx uaRrrs,
:, a,.,,s.,s,.,...n N ~ = !" ssauateu, Va.
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A CADEMY OF TIE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

. The patrons CT this institution are respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic year beelns on
the FIRST MONDAY IN SErTFMBER. Parents
and guardians who Wish to secure for young ladies'
In a first class boarding school the benefits OF
solid and RI fined education, with maternal super
vision over their health, morals, and manners,
Monte maria Academy. On the retired and
healthy heights Of Richmond In buildings en-
larged to sdmit additions applicants. the pupils
enjoy ample grounds. picturesque views, and
every facility unJer an improved system and an
efficient corps OF teachers tor their c0ntehtmtnt
and progress.
For prospectus Of terms, apply to supetioress
OF A cademy, Grace street. between "2i ana :3d
streets. i. au1-terl5
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SUMMER RESORTS.

HUGUESoT SPRINGS, Aug. /. 1871.
MAJOR J. B. FERGUSON HAVING
A1 purchased the interest Of Mr.. ". II. Wess9n
in the Hotel &c, at this place, The business will
hereafter he conducted by Mr.. James III. SubletL,
under the style OF SUBLETT 4 90.
There viii be REB'R ESHMENT SALON on
the premises, under the direction OF Mr.. William
Euker. Of Richmond, where the choicest w INES
and LIQCORo Will b. served IN the best Style.
An ARRANGEMENT has been made wi h Inc Rich
mond and IIanvlle railroad by which passengers
can leave Richmond at sos Z. M, a,,n reach the
Ruguenot Springs 1T 7:s0 L. NJ leave the Springs
ut 6:t5 a. NJ taiter early bre ,kffst) aud reach
Richmond al s:45 a. VI; 81. so for the round trip.
au3-2w ... .. SUREFTT y Co.
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49," SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum-
mer and Fall Poplins Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, to be sold OF at half
value, as their inventory season list septemberl
approaches. .s IT. e. PRICE CO.,
jy 20 l10l Main street
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CRAND CLOSING.OUT SALE.

.NRAND CLOSLNG-OUT SALE. f-
Beautiful White sulting Linens, yard wide In
patterns of 10 yards, for $l.75; ... -, -..
Buff suiting Linens, yard wide, In patterns OF 10
yards, for ,Sl.75. LAB ..-. .I Is .l..... -
BEAUTIFUL SUMNER DRESS GOODS. b
Gren adines, Japanese, and Berages, In patterns
of is yards Tor ~ per p pistg and s,,ned
patterns. from Sl.75 to g. worth double Inc
French .iico Ulnen finish, lOc.; ....ls.,i l1I.
Beautiful Black NJ hair Grenadne, In patterns or
I IS yards, for 1925, worth 81;
A large line of Summer shawls variety both IN
material and stsle), from also 10 ~ 7S-yery
Llama Lace Points at ali prices, warranted to be
a tull nne of Gents Dress Shirts also, Under
, ;. shirts and Furnishing Goods generally ct very
A large and handsome assortment Of Edgings and
InsertiDgs tall kinds. very cheap; Is
LADIES' and Gtnt,s Hosiery; $50. No.. .s... .......
Swiss and Check Muslin; -r..s -a.
Nainsooks, Tarietans, &c.
!: A full line OF
|, BROWN and BLEACHED DoMEsTICs,
. The dnes. WHITE LINEN DUCK,
sAILUR HATS, &C. - -. $500, go, 4. r.
GREAT EXCITEMENT EVERY DAY
! JULIUS SYCLE'S, 4 5 BROAD STREET. r.
where goods are sold ss cheap, II not cheaper,
than rhey can be bought elsewhere In the city, as
the subjoineG price-list viii show s- a-..A-a
BROWN COTTON, 10, l2i, and l5c. per yard;
CAL1CoES, 10 and l2ac. per yard; u.s.. .-,.."
JAPANESE POPLINS,- 2oc.s ..t ..& .,...
TRIMMING and DRESS SILKS, very cheap;
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS, from Sl2 to $751; z,
Beautiful LAWNS at lac. .tnla ... .H"t
full line OF WHITE GOODS Hosiery, Sheet
ings, Towels, and Napkins-all or which VIII be
sold at greatly reduced prices, In consequence OF
having an entirely too large = stock OF goods on
hand. Have also some or those fine : t,yssZ.
WHITE LIsEN-BosoM SHIRTS
LETT, which we will continue to sell at cost.
All those In want Of cheap goods should call On
.e- q: JULIUS SYCLE,
..ss. ,...., .s.. No. AIS Broad street.
sALEsMRN: j. j. Turner, W. d. Powers, J.
Newman, John N. Gary, Chas. 4. Straus. ..s
Store closed on SATURDAYS. jy Is
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HIGH School

iTPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
= NJ pLAckrokEb oiE f. x, 01 uDyirfy y1 Or
Virginia,) Principal. with competent assistants
In every department. ] he 18th annual session
begins September 81, 1871, aud ends June ID l'1!
Terms $3.50 per session. Catalogue seat Cp spp-
cation to l.. NJ. BLACKBOARD, n. A., lrck tor
IA AIsx spdria Va ~ 27-2m
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HOTEL AT AMELIA G.. ia few
Ill more vacant rooms may be obi ined. Only
tMrty-s;x miles from Richmond, md tour daily
trains. BOARD, ,$2o per month, =.
au 3-6t* .. A. v. SUOIT.
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FINE BEACH FOR BATHING; SPLENDID
FISHING AND BOATING.

This beautiful island is located eighteen milee
from Sandusky with which IL IS IN nay he
Mace where Com. Perry put In after MS greas
Victory on Lake Erie. u Is universally pro-
nounced to be without An equal as a summer re,
sort. The hotel accommodations are aaple E IN
rst-class In every respect, having all modern I'M
provements Including gas), all 70 rt t
der this one of the first watering places In the
country. 49,, ,u,,..s,, WY,
terIng place has been placed at the low rate Oh
THIRTY. DOLLARS.
For further Information, and for through TICK,
cts, apply at the company's ohice, corner OF Sro.a
and sh streets, and Ticket once eoGhFsnE TRS gu"
vain General Picket Agent.
K1cUM,D AND DAN. AND PIEDMONT X. r.,
OFFICE LEN. TICKET AND FREIGHT ACT, I
RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1871.
TXCURSION TICKETS
EXCURSION TICKETS for the following
noinis can he purchased at the Ticket ONCE OF
his com pany, Richmond, at the rates specified
Ronsack,s tCoyner's pringsl..............sio2 rs
AiIsrhany Station (Alleghany springsl.;. IL W
HiG 1'annel Montgomery White sulphur -
burg Yeio sulphur sprngs ls 80
New River and Central Depot (Ne% RIVER - A.
White sulphur 10 w w
Amea PPaVeTn, n C. lGatawIs sprnssj 20 90
These tickets entitls the holder to return Without
additional charge until .ne ION q uiaCTT5RDo.
Gen. Ticket and Freight Agent, H. y. e. Il.
l. " Epe'r and sup't r. and D. r. Il. NJ,
Tickets for Bonsack's, Allegheny, Big Innne,
christi snsbueg. and Central Depot are also on
.nie at the Tlcket Office of the A. N. and o. Ran
road. 1895 Main street, Richmond 1y N-ln
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
ID BEDFORD COUNTY, VA

S.; JAMES P. H0LCOMBE. Ii. d., Principal;
w. r. ABBOT, Associate Principal
Assisted by full corps OF competent Instructors
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~ AsHiNGTON : & CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS ia Green.
wich street, corner Courliandt, New York. Con
signments or PRODUCE for sale or shipment,
aad ORDERS FOR PURCHASES respectfully
Agents for, the Virginia Steamship and Packe,
Company. n,f.s n. ,...ss "a IL
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FasR SALE AND RENT.

TOR SALE, several HOUSES, on
the building. fund plan (monihly pay srI
sent.l Two good new houses ut $40 per IN ont va
one at s37 Several at higher rates F0r PEI ~ sner
IL formal ion call at DOLLAR BANh, Laoo man a.
street. 49, 90 -
EOR RENT, the WAREHOUSE ON
Gently occupied by Messrs. Mayo & Noble: H. Is
large. and admirably nd apted for awholesaie gro
Gerry or commission. house, having entrance Oh
side and front Possession 1T once. Apply to .
Hill & GODDIN. Real Estate AGENTS. .
sau l-eod2w a.' llO8 NAM sGIeet.
EOR RENT, THE MONTlCELLOM
Il HOUSE, on MAN, between l4th and leth ~; =;
Streets II contains rs rooms. has been receptiy
mt in thorough order, and is one of the most DE-
slrsble locations in the city tor large boarding
ID oS1w GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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| H' AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEW AND sEAsONABLE DRY
GOODS. g..
~ T. r. 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 and Black Kid Gloves very best !;
Black Gro Grain : llks, cheap;
Cotton and Liso-Thread Hose and Half Hose
Bulhiggan Hose and Half Hose, superior;
Consistency make and quality. 81. ~.a3'.
. Il. SFAPLFS:
g." Linens and Linen Sheetfngs; 81.
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
- Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Cottons;
.'' Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
TAT old prices, although advancing.)
: Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
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The next session Of this school will begin on the
18TH SEPTEMBER and close on the 18th june.
,Phe terms are 1915 per session, payable one
hair on the 18th September and the balance on the
1st February. ., ,,
FOR catalogue or further information, address:
the Principal, Bellevue post-ofice, Bedford
county Va jy ll--lm
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
III DANVILLE, VA.

MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
IYl for young LADIES' and children. Linden fow,
No. 1O2 east franklin street The duties Of this
school viii, be re- umed on MONDAY. October
81, 1871. The mustcal dep 'r,ment VIII be under
the care OF Mrs. WIN, II. POWERS. For clrcolirs
Of terms apply to Mis-. POWERS
an 2-3n1 at the school-roOmS.
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Il RICHMOND, VA.

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Il -
This institution begins Its sixteenth annual ses-
sion October ., 1871.
No location SUI passes the city Of RlchmOCd f. r
the higher edo alton OF the dang 'ers OF tn South.
The 1ustliute seeks to add 10 its advantage;
locStion III. hest provisions for the comfort Of Il
inmates and the highest facilities for their /.
st uction.
Correspondence is invited from those With
daughters to educate.
Catalogues, &c, sent on application.
CHARLES H. WINSTON VI. A..
1-aodIm President
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OFFICE. SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS
. 80. H.. 120l CLAY STREET,
3. 81. Va I


For circulars, address the PR1NCIPAL
Green wood Del OF, Albemarie CO., Va.
Reference, by permission, to the Faculty OF the
University Of virginia: also TO pa.ronS and ~.
pills Of the principals in past years. and b.
bishops and clergy OF the hpisconsl Ch1rh 10
Virginia. ~ 27-dThS 5&9?,
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OWL AND MECHANICAL ENGI.
QJNEERIS4. st the kenssaiear Polytsc hpjc !,
.s.jtrte Troy, n. Y. higher and more Drrc:ir.i
Course OF Ipsts ucion Will be given hers than S.,
ever been attempted elsewhere 10 this country
X, opens s. ut. Is b. For The Annusl Register cor
ta,nir e improved Course Of study, and fdlI os,
ticulars. apply TO PROF. CHAkL ES DROwNP
Director. -n s...e. Ri. ~ ss.. 81. an a-Sln
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w ANTEp, y s,sa Kq 9o2 small sU all family.
yp,v " hsFfahYsSR'5ph Photograph gallery oPsso-
uffay mn Office.
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Two FIRES IN Rockets. y
O'Clock Sunday morning q fre-alarm was
sounded from box No. y. It was caused
by the burning of meat market house in
Rockets owned by Christian Lear. The
building being wooden and well saturated
with grease, the flames did their work r:l'
|pidly, aud it was soon entirely consumed
The fire was then communicated to the
roofs of the brick buildings on either side,
but was soon after eXtinguished. Notwith-
standing the great blaze, the loss of pro-
perty was comparatively light, not exceed
ing 1000, according to the estimate Of the
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department.
The owners of the brick houses adjoining,
whose loss was very small, are IL. w. Ty-
ler, Tbos. OConnor, and Isham Freeman.
No insurance has been reported.
The cause OF. the fire has not yet been
ascertained, but suspicion is current that
lit was the work Of an incendiary.' Fires in
Rockets are apt to prove very disastrous,
Towing to the scarcity of accessible water in
that locality. There arc no hydrants there,
and it is sometimes difficult to get stand
on the wharf. This was the case on Sun
day morning, the whole river front from Gill
lies creek to the Baltimore sheds being
covered with cord-wood, some of which
had to be removed before the tiremen could
get to work.
: Another alarm was sounded from box
No. - yesterday morning just before day.
1t was caused by the flame of 4 gas. burner
ignitng partition in the City Railway
stables. The fire was discovered and extin-
glliShed by bucket or two of water before
much damage was done.
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THE New DEPARTURE AND THE NEXT PRE-
sIDENT-- V'eaos Of Gen.,E. p. Blair.-A cor
Erespondent of the New York Herald, in an
interview with Hon. Frank P. Blair, makes
a report in effect as sollows: 3.
"Gen. Blair does not think there is q
general desire, without the ar71eres pensee,
among Democrats, to see the new depart
ure success ; but we can't tell, he adds,
what men will do to help cause. Some
Democrats undoubtedly think it a wise
movement. The more intelligent: hoW-
ever, will refuse to accept the platform ar
ranged by Vallandighnm. There will not
be serious fight among the Democrats of
Missouri on this question: Missouri is all
safe for q hundred Thousand majority in the
next Presidential election, without Juggling
in any,neW departures. The Germansj dis.
satisfied with Grants treatment Of Schurz,
and pleased with" iGratz Browns fight
against disenfranchisinS citizens, will come
to the polls and vote the Democratic ticket
to man. -The,s new departufe,' so called,
is merely second edition. and natural Sc;
quence of the action Of Tammany hall
when they put Chase in the race as a can
didate for the Presidency" .i.f
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/ RADICALS PREPARING PoR THE FALL
CAMPA1aN.-Republican primary meetings
were held in the several wards Of the city
last night, for the purpose of organizing
for the legislative campaign.
/ To-day the Republican State Central
Committee will hold meeting, which the
Heading men fear will be stormy one.
This committee is composed of Gov. Wells
(chairmap), S. F. Maddox (secretary), Rob't
Norton, r. S. Jones, r. &. Greene, Peter
e. Morgan, Landon Boyd, Williams G.
Wickham, j. M. Humphreys, Jno. L. Ham.
|lette, Ross Hamilton, T. P. Jackson, q. F.
Wilson, Thomas S. largest, Jno. f. Lewis,
John X. Popham, B.. S. Satchell, j. ;B. Sc
Fner, w. B. Downey, Robt w. Hughes, G.
|GgGoodell, and John w. Woltz. - q q
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The REST OF THE Two HUNDRED MIL
LIONS OF THE New LOAN ABSOLUTELY SOLD.
I[Special dispatch to the New York Times.
Washington, Aug. 11.-The remainder OF
the $200,000,00 of the. new loan Is not
turned over to Jay Cooke & Co., To, be dis
posed of, rs one of your contemporaries
announces, meaning to say that Mr.. Bout
we'll has failed in the negotiation directly,
and that the bankers are to try it for him.
The bankers take absolutely the balance Of
the amount after the national banks have
had the opportunity to make subscriptions.
They will dispose Of it just as they do any
other securities on their own account, and
not the account of the Government. AS to
the terms on which il is taken, the law
prevents any extraordinary inducements
from being held out by limiting the ex-
penses to the Treasury to onc-half of one
per cent. BY no possible contingency Is
any of this $500, ,000, 900 to be left on the
hands Of the Government. .,,s.a....... .-.
[Arwonderful triumph for Mr.. Boutwell,,
and saving to the country OF two millions
Of dollars annually; or, in other words,
this transaction is equivalent to 0 reduction
of the. national debt by over sixteen mil
lions of dollars.] -! ..-,..-:,i .--F..z-
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= s,sAUcT1oNsT &c j AL.lEsss' 4 Tod u y,

LYME g sBxO. Will sell Mt ;P3 Ma smalIo frame
| acneuent on Cherry street. 'lnaar Ford'B row
i .rBesween GaryIand Cana, Streets, !.ttr .lIts
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at 5aP. .Ntttwi
afSa~edtede rnents onrouttit stse ofLeist, be
/ tween iam,tRiand Bfu6fofd STREETS. f1s Y:
hi GRyiEs. $, trastees, WIFI SELF =
-fneir warehh ouse, ON Cary street. bone -bfses
| snies wsasdh,n wsasdh one iron safe, oiace fnrnitnrs
copper pIp boiler, : .i1zqs, ~ "a '.a-.r
COOK a,,bAUGHT0Ni will sell at their stor1 :
! .cconmencingat 10 O'clock, nm assortment 20
I lhauseholi and kitchen furniture. 20 ~ 80.
book LAUaHTON, at 12 O'Clock win sell =
! the iato;e recently occupied by Messrs. Folt
| .itnig q Bro Main street, between 9th and iots
| streets, shelving and store and gus 1xtures.
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GERMAN CONSERVATIVE AssoCIAT1oN.-
There was weilattended and enthusiastic
meeting of this body at Schott's Monticello
Hall last night. DR.. T.. Boldeman presided
and Mr.. Samuel Schidrowitz acted as secre-
tary. ~ - 80
Resolutions were adopted declaring it
the intention of the German citizens OF
Richmond to act in perfect concert with
the Conservative party of the State during
the approaching campaign urging the
clims of this class of the population to re-
presentation in the State Convention
which meets on the 30th of August, and
insisting that the Convention make o strong
plank in the Conservative platform In favor
Of the encouragement of direct immigra-
ton from Europe to the ports Of Virginia.
A resolution was also adopted thanking
the Board of Education Of Richmond for
their action in relation to the introduction
of the German language as a branch Of
study.in the public schools, and asking that
q sufficient number of competent teachers
be appointed.
The meeting adjourned at a late hour.
1t is evident from its spirit that we may
depend upon a full German vote for the
Conservative ticket at the November cleo
tiOu =
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Officers ana

| The largest attendance during the month,
at the eight schools reporting, was on the
10th July, when there were present 204 off,
GERS and 1,7Gl scholars. The Grace.stree
school reported the death Of one member OF
the infant class during the month.
Messrs. Charles Ii. Winston, a. p. Fox,
John S.. Bethel, w. Ii. Williams, E. Garth
right, and the president, l.. II. Frayser,
Esq, addressed the association, stating the
fact that the Fulton school greatly needed
more teachers, and urging those who de-
sired to labor in the Sunday-school cause to
help them, believing that, with sufficient
number of teachers, 4 large school could he
gathered there, and great good accom-
plished.
|! The association adjourned to meet with
the Grace-street school on the afternoon OF
the second Sunday in September next.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justtce ~
W7ute presidng.-The following cases were
disposed of: Or
Henry Robinson, stealing hatchet, 80
daysin Jail. .e x
Mary Washington, for assaulting James
Jones. Discharged. =.
Marshall Young,fo threatening the life
of Peter Stewart, was bound over IN tue
sum of $500 for his future good behavior
Ellen Willis (colored), for using indecent
language in the street, was required to give
surety for her future good behavior. Zsfs
James Hayes was fined 81 for assaulting
Wm. johnson.
Z a number Of other cases of no public i'm
portance. were disposed of. ;:a
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MILLINERY.

tNFRs. &. A. BRANDT HAS ea@A
IIormerly occuTS Ell by Mrs. E. j. Thurs. &Aeke
,uE bctw, en- ! h and 5.h streets, Where ehe nas
opared y NOTION aud MIaL1NhRf sTOkF,
+ want TO employ:a YOUNG LADY who Is
thor oughlJ acquainted with the business.
an I5Tu.ThHS3r t1s#E s#'s>.1a
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.MoRNIN N 1s71== d y

CONSERVATIVES ME.Trnn =, TFfyrff--TT'TT
a niBetfnaiof c6nservvaasfiTyeaI nvasT I !, HnENRIco.-
township Ewas held yester,Iaavo ia 81, I'M, a1ckahoe
2 Patterson' .. g H. HonIt;,,a ,seanoon q
snperintendett. presidliig and " 1Rsslststt ,.
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| SERVICES IN MEMoRY OF REV. DIR.
MooRE.-Or Sunday night the Rev. u. L.
Baird, D. D., preached at the First Pres
byterian Church a sermon IN memory OF
the ate f2eY. DR.. Moore. The church was,
as on the preceding Sabbath. tastefully
draped in deep mourning. and the large
congregation which had gathered in view
Of the interesting occasion was solemn and
attentive throughout o service .protraeted
beyond the ordinary time for nublic lyvor-
ship. The hyrhns sung were "How Firm
a Foundation, we Saints of the Lord :"
ssJesus, Lover of MY Soul" and HJust as
lam, without One Plea, being the same
sung at DR.. Moore's funeral in Nashville !.
md the passages of Scripture read were
those selected by himself for the funeral.
The text, or rather the motto, of DIR.
Bdird's sermon was the last clause Of the
18th verse of the 4th chapter Of I'd Corin-
thians "a far more exceeding and eternal
weight of glory" He first pictured to the
congregation a scene in the life of the de-
ceased which could never be effaced from
his memory. 1t was on the 18th day
of November, 1868, when sorrow
ful little company gathered at the
Fredericksburg depot to witness the de-
parture Of their pastor for his new home.
The pastor and his family were seated IN
the car, and the train was slowly steamiug
away, when few who had gone to the end
of the platform to see the very last of their
beloved friend, beheld his noble form
emerge from the door of the rear car, and
with look which no language can describe,
and silent eloquence most expressive, he
raised his hand and pointed heavenWard,
as if to say 81 will meet you there !" This
look ard gesture were spoken of as typical
of the life of DR.. Moore. 1t was his great
business to point his people heavenward.
The remainder of the sermon consisted Of
an elaboration of this thought, eulogy Of
the deceased, and an earnest attempt to en-
force the lessons of his life. '.'