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EDUEATIONAE:
TTTEsIEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
" I lrrA ItNTDN. VA, -

TEsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w,II begin the I'd dA annual Session september ~
ISL and close Jqns "a l President, with an abs
COINS al twenty teachers and officers; x,as r.,ks
Than this no College for young sra sat taughf b.
higher science anu nrs. fjoiyersities and Colleges,
gnch Sy native sster, Music by sa re thc
and teacher; am mo ssuItiyated singers and
teachers of vocal music IN tns Is,na tes in the
This OF the .h hes hass With chs and eli
wor,d d P.eils ~ are eenrei
Buildings and grounds are sleganT se e. ene
st. oie sp' no@ss Inc Union
OF lhe e aaa.,on one huudrt young ladies at
.ona.d this School from fourteen soutnern states.
rr-or, .rudge John n. Hendren, NJ. A., University
of Virginia
of tie very hest and most attractive schools IN 'ns
'' from Hon. John b. Baldwin,
n.o xg.s,svan Female Institute, . most success
f1i and fourishing school; Is oa. dsatra
which IL IN al or
ters or Christian parents ,.p pArnwIN,
Respectfully, - Soas y
from General John Echols.l ;. ,s7o
know VERY we'll SFa sSs sesool fa q fes VIM:
Harris and assure yeu that ySunS a ien tSsrs
hardly placed under PETER IL; ns are sent out
sborouahiy prepared to discharge the duties OF cn-
tiw.teI refned and Christian women. COLL
mend The school most heartily to you; ,, rcuo,s
Very truly, '"hN he1 i'-'
From Prof. William +. Peters, IL. D., or Uni
'Ao yeraity Of Virginia. ..1r..
.-#.. a. ~ 4 ftt \ ~ y
vonnu ladies committed to the care OF Prof.
J.RRIs will enjoy advantages OF moral ana In
ia11sctual training rarely found.
From Bishop E. n. Marvin, ID. D.
The wesleyan Female institute is an honor to
no Thnrch instruction Is thorough. All classes
stand hiph. TIE most talented professors are em-
nj we'd The school Is very prosperous, ana de-
TS3Ms FOR THE ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC YEaR !:
paaraand tuition In the collegiate course, $23S.
Music and other e $500 ssuu'eS 'ioecr"e'
fo' REy. WM. a. HARRIS,
10 1a-d1aw3w&w2t Stauaton, Va.
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In New York city the whole number of
the mule citizens mot residents, we sup
pose. but voters over twenty. one years OF
age is 1867 /; of whom 7l,342 are natives
OF ibis country, and 1929 are foreigners,
OF the foreigners IS, AT are Irish, and a.
1872 are Germans.
In the entire population OF nearly one
lallion, only about one in five" says the
. eusuS, as Of full American parentage."
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THE CHARLESTON ELECTIoN.-The sue
cess of the Citizens ticket in Charleston
gives promise Of q better day for the car
pet-bac-ritlden State of South Carolina.
The Ners states the number of negroes
who voted on Wednesday at some five hum
dred above the number of whites who
voted that day. There are few hundred
whites in Charleston who voted the Re-
publican ticket. Now, as the majority for
the Citizens ticket is set down at about
eight hundred, it is evident that hundreds
Of negroes must have voted this latter
ticket
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POSTAL AfFA1Rs.-The Post-office De-
partmeut has just issued circular TO post
masters announcing mail rangement be.
tween the United States and NORWAY by
means of the Baltic Lloyd steamers at q re-
duced postage charge of six cents for each
single rate of halt All ounce. The letters
must be fully prepaid, and viii be exempt
from any charge on delivery. This arrange
ment refers to letters only, and postage on
papers and books remains the same as here.
tofs,ra -#-E -aa .f...5.
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KILLED BY Foul AIR.-McC onnellsburg
Pa, Aug. S.--George Hull, a farmer living
four miles from here, while digging well,
was overcome by foul air coming up, and
fell 4 distance OF twenty feet. and died be.
fore he could be rescued. He leaves wife
and six small children. E
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rrr 1srrr raws-The nsps,sA o Of yrs,
LIE o oS' an advertisement. onerln ing
Ieraa an twenty thousand dollars at n.ne pc.
to loan ,or annum. Under the operation OF
ce"' IN law of Virginia. the owner OF TINS
'he . ", could have got from fifteen to TWEEN
u, m' ,,cr cent. for its use because many men
,rno had money would lend 1t out neither
At more than the legal rate of interest nor
At that rate. We do not know where all
the money has como from which Is now IN
Richmond from other States, we suppose
but we do know that 1t is much more album
dant here now than 1t was whilst the Old
law was in force. at the same time, there
are more new houses going up in Richmond
now than at any time since 1860. 80 tna1
the high rate of Interestingly, 1t Is called
has not prevented people from investing IN
real estate. The country people, IL they
will give the new law fair trial, will nave
occasion to cease their opposition to 1t. Its
benefits must extend to them in the course
of few years.
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EOST STRAYED. -Gc.

-~-o---~~-~~~o~-~-o--S~o~~~~- -
= Wsdnssd.v morning. from the resi- ~
d1nce of Michael Moore, on the Manchester NV, T
road. a LIGHT Roam MARE, s SIX years t tno
hind feet white, ard star In forehead. A Iibera!
reward win he paid for her recovery. Apply d.
UYFR,S stable, Hull ST., Manchester. au 81
II OST, CHECK drawn by the Clty
treasurer for S221.2k The No. OF Inc cne t,n
is 1888. All persons are warmed from using 1ne
''i''s' - o j. G. MARQUIS,
sua-3t* Supt. Richmond Granite Co.
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The TAX ON SplRIrs.-C, Cincinnati, Aug. 8.
Senator Sherman, on Change to-day, made
d few remarks. tntimating that the tax on
spirits would be simpliIled during the COM
ing session Of Congress to make but one
tax, II
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MI GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found ut BRIGCS'5 BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The largest variety of CAKES at BAIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7e7 main street.
The hest CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, TOT Main street.
PIES at S, 10, and l5c piece at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUTTS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, at
RRIGGS'S BAKERY, fO7 Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, o:
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all of these at Mr.. ROBERT
WERNE'S, on 25th street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
iva 7o7 Main street.
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PERSONAL.

LYNCuBURG. VA, July 10, 1871.
COLONEL ROBERT K. W1THERS, OF'
Z VIRGINIA. has been appointed GENEhAh
AGNNT Of THE LEE MONuMFML al, A tSe
nroceedngs of the meeting Of the officers sodiers'
ana sailors of the late Confederate army ana navy
held I'm the city o: Richmond on The 50 OF Nofsni-
Der last ard Incorporated by an acl Oh lhe een
eral Assembly Of Virginia. ,oo.,
He is authorized to Al lint traTelline ana .ora
sub-apents for procuring contributors loI l.e
,nnpumenI to Gen. Robert X. Lee, propose u 10 &c
erected at Richmond, Virginia. and has iuli au-
thoritg to act Tor and In behalf OF, he SAD Asso
cia,ion. oobhL r. En
ns,- Southern papers please copy. au 3-at
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The New York lady.correspondcnt Of the
Washington Patriot says that Miss NILSSON
wears ga pretty striped shirt" Now.
what will the Enquirer say!
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DRY GOODS
- LOWER THAN EVER.
Having determined TO close out my entire
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
will from this time forward cell my large and
attractive stock out, AT COST, FOR CASH.
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS is full and conf
plete, embracing all the novelties Of the reason,
such as
PAIN and BROCHE GRENADINES,
Full line or IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
CAMBRICS, PIQUES,
LINENS, LAWNS, &c.
Also, q full line OF
CASSIMEREs, LINENS, and COTTONADES
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
~. GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFs,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACEs,
FMBRoIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &c.
All of which will be sold at prices that defy
competition. j. N. WOODFIN,
lit Main street,
ans Opposite Disnatch office.
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Our correspondents are not expected to
furnish ua with essays OH any subject what
ever. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all we ask OF
them.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

a TTENTION, SIDNEY GRAYS.-E
n Attend your regular meeting and drill IA
TU-NIGHT. IN
1t is expected that every member will appear II
In full uniform.
BY order "a your Captain:
u* GEO. w. EAVES, JR., o. 5.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF ScuooLs.)
1901 CLAY STREET,

RICHMOND, Va, August l. l87l. J
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR APPOINT
"A nHNTAS TEACHERS ~ THS PUBLIC
SCHOOLS will be received until AUGUST 18Th.
Male and female (whte and coored) teachers
are wanted.
Male principals for the " Central" Bellevue"
"Valley, "" eiph-strtet :" and " Baker. stree"
Schools viii be. sppointet.
Applications for APPOINTMENT as TEACHER
OF GERMAN are solicited.
For further particulars, apply at this office.
BIZ order Of the School Bosrd OF the CITY OF
Richmond. j. II. BINF0RD,
au p 21w.w Superinter d. n: Schnols.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

The patrons Of this institution ere respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic year begins ~
the FIRST hO&Dkl IN SEFTF MhER. Perehls
and guardians who wish to sc for young lailcs
In a frst-class boarding school the benefits OF
solid and Re fined education with maternal super
vision over their health. morals, and manners,
Monte Maria Academy. On the retired and
healthy heights or Richmond. In buildings en-
20 sEm ronnds ncnpcsaae v ies PUPILS
every facility un:er an improved system and an
eflciens corps of teachers for their conientment
and progress. -ft.-.-
For prospectus of terms, apply to supetio'ess
Of ACADEMY. trace street. between c2i and ?3i
streets. All t'eglS
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

1his institution begins It's sixteenth annusl set
sion October 2, ISL.
No location SUI passes the citg of Richmond for
the higher edo alton OF the dau. h.ers of til: South
The Institute seeks tn add 20 Us adv IMAGES Of
location The hest provisions for the comfort or It's
inmates. and the highest facilities for their lr-
st uctton.
Correspondence Is invited from those with
daughters TO educate.
Catalogues, &c, sent on application.
CHARLES Ii. WINSTON. NJ. A.,
an /. Goblin ------ President.
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TOBACCO MACHINERY FOR SALE.
l. SHAPE SCKEMS,
POI SUREWs, BOX SCREWS,
BANDS AND SIILETS,
POUND, HSLF-Pu;IND, u-INCP,
9.INCH. AND lO-INCH Mills,
all of which will be sold 1T sona5le prices and
on accommodating terms. We are still making
TIE hest SHAPE MILLS of the best mat rial ana
wo, kmtustp. SLI,AT Il ADDlEGlON,
lace, l42i, 1925, and 1923 Cary street, and
aul-lw IL and Is south 18Th street.
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SPECIAL notice.
Rr1213 AND .1215 MAIN STREET
Is THE PLACE WHERE

Is THE PLACE WHERE
LEVY BROTHERS
ARE CONDUCTING THEIR GRAND
CLosING-oUT SALE,
WHICH Is CREATING SUCH AN EXCITE
MENT IN THIS CITY.
But Is it to be wondered at when they sell
NEW YORK COTTON MILLS COTTON at &c.
yard:
wAMsUTTA COTTON at 2oc.;
DUvAL COTTON, "a favorite brand, superior to
New York Mills or Wamsutta,l at lsc. yard;
ANDROsCOGGIN COTTON at lsae. yard;
The best YARD.wIDE BLEACHED COTTON
ct lsc. which can be sold at that price-so:d
elsewhere at 49,;
FULL YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON
at leac;
YARD-wIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON at
19ac.. superior to any now sold In tn ia city or
Manchester;
PILLOW-C.sE COTTON, AZ inches wide, at
lss:. per yard;
A full assortment of BALE COTTON, all Nos,
from 70;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at zoe.
pound;
GENTS, GAUZE SHIRTS at Soc usually sold
at 81:
ALEXANDER BID GLOVES at 81 pair.
Our whole stock OF JEWELRY and NOTIONS
are ma,ked 30 very low that they are way be-
low bottom prices.
LINEN DoYLIEs at COO. dozen. just notice
that
SATCBFLS for travellers 1T ga bargain;
LINEN HANDEERCBJEF5 at 75c. dozen;
GRENADINE DRESS PATTERNS, Is yards IN
apattern, for $l.3S;
HONEY-CnMB o. BRIDAL QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, now marked down
to $40;
A great reduction has been msde on all Oh our
QUILTS;
An excellent article Of Children's and Misses
WHITE CUTTON HOSE at l23c. pair;
The cheapest and best assortment OF DoMESiAo
GINGHAMs;
Yard wide PRINTEDPERCALE,o or CAMbhlo'
at 2oc., usually sold at Soc, per yard;
TABLE.CLCTHc, all pure linen, at soc., worth
81:
FRENCH we've CORSETS, white and colored'
warranted wha lebonc, ut $50. pair;
sr,u ,ot CT those JAPANESE FANS, at &C.,
still left;
JAPANESE SILKS In every desirable SHADE
BLACK SILKS, every grade, and at prices thas
never fail to please;
BARATHEA CLOTH and DRAP D'ETE, just
the thing for summer coats;
LINEN CHECKS at 2Oc., worth &c.;
PRINTED BRILLIANTEs at a shilling, very
cheap at 2sc.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 1sc. per yard;
NAINsOoK MUSLIN at zoe. per yard;
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH at &c.,. marked down
from CSC.
We are compelled to
CLOSE CUT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
AS We are
DETERMINED TO SELL DRY GOODS
CHEAP,
which could not be done were we to give the ex-
orbtant rent asked by our landlord, and preerrlng
to have an entirely fresh stock for the fall trade at
our new store we hive reduced the price OF al
most every article In the store to accomplish our
purpose.
GOODS SENT PER EXPRESS, C. o. d.
I-yyy pp0TpERg
au1 Richmond Va.
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W BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

W BATCHELOR'S Fl A I R D E.
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous {:
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa.
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately 3 splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, ssft,
beautiful; does not contain particle Of lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists
Factory, Is BOND STREET, NY. jyll-eodly
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NE SCIENCE ADVANCES.-As soon
as an article purporing to be OF utility has been
tested, and Its merits endorsed by public opinion,
unprincipled parties endeayor 70 replenish their
depleted purses by comterfeting, and substituting
spurious for the genuine article. Some time
since mercury, IN the disguise Of pills, powders,
&c WAS given for all diseases Of the stomach and
liver while iquinine was freely administered for
the chills. At length HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTEBS made its advent, and an entire new
system or healing was inaugurated. The bene-
fetal effects of this valuable preparation were at
once acknowledged and mineral poisons suffered
to sink into that obscurity to which enlightened
age has assigned them. There have been many
spurious bttters palned upon the community,
which, after trial, have been found perfectly
worthless, while Hostetters has proved blessiDg
TO thousands, who owe to 1t their restoration 70
health.
For many years we have watched the steady
progress OF HUSTFTTER'S STOMACH BIT
TGkS in public estimation ard its benefcent
effects rs cure for all complain is arising from
the stomach of u morbid nature, and we are free
to say that 1t can be relied upon as certain relief
and remedy. Its proprietors have m AIDE the above
pre- paration alter years careful Etud and sitting,
and are now reADiDg the reward claimed py this
yalu ibIe specific, and which they richly merit.
Is the only preparation OF the kind that Ii re-
able In all cases. and II therefore demands the at
tentlon OF the afflicted. Jy 3l-eodlwSsWn
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neutrality-suspicious. viii be made to
IN the Second Auditor or Virginia for The re-
which has been lost Certificate No. 4os2, for $500
and Certificate No. t8A for $780, issued under acts
2ed March, 1885, for $500, and I'd OF february, ls4S
jYls-iaYsw*
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FOUK-drESE POWER STATIONARY
Sr-AM ENGINE and BOILER,
ElGHT-iIDRSE POWER CYLINDER
B,ILER,
One tirSt-clAss SAW-MiLL,
and credit given II desired
KAHN & CALDER, Mach!nIsts,
au43t& 80 Cary street.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum"
mer and F all Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &c,
upon their back counter, to be sold of at half
vulue, as their inventory season list SeFtember)
apprOa ches. L. X. PRICE q CO.,
1y go IDOL Main street.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSE rY,
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
BALT,My IRE, MD.

The next regular session will commence op ue
BInST MONDAY I. OCTObkR. 1871. freiim''
nary lectures Will begin the 18th OF sepemlct.
The course OF instruction Is emiDeLty pr sc.icn
and complete, consis ting OF tidsctic lecture cnn
ical lectures, aud special instruction iii tns uAt
uosis aud treatment 0i disea:e a. me neesieS
Every vsriety OF disease may be seen In IN, nos,
pi,al wards ana free oispensary connected VII"
the college. ,., ar.
FEES: For full course, $50: IN articulation: ";
dissection, $40; graou sion, go. Students Tom
the late sixveholdtng states, whose me ms aiS r
tied, viii be received upoa the beneficiary pan -
the school. ,,,
The annual circular and cstzlogue. contaih"s
full parlicul srJ will be sent ON application "
B. CHAS w. ChkSCfLLDR, NJ. u,
fvos aodim. " -, Dean of tn, F@cu'ty.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN application win be made to the Second audi
Tor Of Virginia for the renewal or REGIS
TERED BOND of the stste st .nding In the pane
OF Alexander jonathan, guardian OF Hezekiah
Jonathan, which has been lOst,--yiz.. No. !, 7H-
iycT-l1waw ..# 70 .~'
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DoN'T CRY
- hut come at once and buy your .-
GRoCB RIEs
at The
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE coMfAN l.
Corner of Main and s:h streets.
IF Won are from the country, every city person
can show you the place.
KEEP YoUs EYES OPEN.
We have no connection with any other store
and our place Is the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY
ana Corner of Main and sth streets:
FAMILY AND OTHER GRADES
a FLOUR:
"H. r. HOLLADAY."
"RAPIDAN,n
CHARLOTTESVILLE II. & NJ. co.,
"PIEDMONT," and
"WHITE ROCKn FAMILY FLOUR,
all celebrated brands OF the highest standard.
For sale by PALMER, HARTsooK & CO.,
au1 Agents here.
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EGLECTIC INSTITUTE, BALTl-
"a MORE, 81 Anu 80 ut VEIN. N ln s. ~
ah.s school win open. rs usnsi, "n tno Ss ,mse,
OF pupils husised 20 forty. The summer sss n,ts
begins the nth OF Aprit every year, anu pasinI
III Der, or for fpti ssehol Gtie sssas'
closinS arst weak In February. tor ears sasm
apply 10 Principal n~-s'"'
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NOTICE.-Applicat will be made to
~ the Second Auditor of Virginia for The re-
newal OF the following Virginia Registered stock,
which has been lost. viz:
Certincate No. 1901, dated July 30, 1861. issued
under act OF March il, 1855, 'aexistered stock in
lieu Of Coupon Bonds, in the name Of Isaac A.
Bachrach for u. COO. ..
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SF-APLES:
Linens and Linen Sheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
Cotton sheetings and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
TAT old prices, although sdyancing.)
Linen-Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Csssimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
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PROFESSIONAL CARR

GPIRIT;s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ REELS In store, FOR sale by 80
Nv A. y, LIE
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.
u BEDFORD COUNTY. Va

JAMES r. HOLcOM3E. LII. D., Pr!hc'pal'
w. II. ABBOT, Associate Principal
Assisted by full corps Of competent INSTRUCTOR
The next session OF this school wi begin o. tDe
,sTI1 NJ pr xHBER and close on the 18th juno
The terms are e375 per session. payable ous
half on tho 18th september, ard tie balance Oh '''
LIST February. .,.
For catalogue or further information, sddress
the PRINCIPAL, Bellevue post-ofhce, neI0''
county, Va. y I'm
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R1ysIEEss CHANCES.

nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-With the
view to a change In our business, we QUE lor
sale our DR. & STORE, corner sth ana Main
streets. The stock Is fresh and well assorted the
furniture and tlxCures new. attractive, and con-
yenIent. 1erms accommodating 10 an e'rly puf-
chaser To any person wishing 10 commence the
drug business on Favorable terms, Is now presented
q r,re unuortunity W,IolI e Sons,
I'm 5-2sTu, Tb&S Corner 9th and Main streets.
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eH EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON AND LEE
UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VA.

r#
Tnencc on The third THURSDAY i2Isfi OF sen,o,n
per- B1i: snd cor Time Without fDtermission mill
the fourlh Taursday in jane. 1874 N-'''
No DESTRUCTION embracSs tho.o31h CLA S3T
CAL; LITERARY. and sCIEaTIFIC c.urses
I'eeIher wlth 81 she profssstonal departments OF
The entire expenses for the session Of nina
months need not exceed $500 or s3as ACCORDING 10
the priceof board Arrangements are sIso m ,,,s
for messing. by which students may reduce thu,
expenses to $3.50 PER session.
For further inform .tion, address
q. ". G.. LEF. President or
au 5-S&W WIZ. D0LD, Clerk or Facnhy
DEV. DIR. W. BERG will open hi.
IL SCHOuL on TUESDAY, the sth inssant, On
MAYO street where the branches I'm GERNaT
thu assurance to do AL my power for the adzsnce.
ment Of schoIars eutru ted TO me, and at thu most
reasonable terms. -.sN 'E ~
Applications 10 be nade a. No. Y7 10Th s,rae,
between Bread and Grace. se''
au aas Rev. nR. ". BERG. ,
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL FVGI-
~ NEERlSG, 1T the Keussalear Pol5taehnic In.
ssitDte, Troy, n. Y. A higher and more pr,rs,csI
Course Of Instr nction will Re given hera than bs
ever been attem pied elsewhere in This counerv
Keopens 'p!. 10 h. For the Annu.l Register. con-
fsintEg improved Course OF stndy. and f,ii nsr
Director an ar, ~
MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
Is1 for young ladies and children, Linden Row
No. Io9 east Franklin street. The duties Of ih,,
90, 1871. The musical department. viii be nnd.,
the care OF Mrs. WA. II. POWERS. For crcui rs
OF terms, apply to mks. POWERS
gu Z-sm at the schoo!-rooms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05
DATAPsCo FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NEAR BALTIMORE, ND.
This INSTITUTE has besn In operation ios 'SmtS
wears and enjoys y rational reputation. ~
resentstlyes from Of the states, prlnci
psliy south ana southwest. Its location - pre-
eminently healtnfa Is central ana Cali! sei cty
by railroad frepa Baltimore and WASHINGTON si'''
Wv ctreulsYs address MRS Il. II. ARCHEh,,
ty ls-e0d2m Ellieot Cry Fost .emse, .1-