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we have seer, to-day q letter from Cover.
nor w hyte 10 a gentleman in this city, which
slys chat I'm our nearest neighboring stare,
MARYLAND, the basis OF representation IN
State Democratic conventions is the ssnle ms
the national basis, being founded on popu'a'
ton and legislative representation Ly'ich'
burg Republican,.
The number OF delegates is unimportant.
These delegates, however, vote in almost all
State conventions the strength OF their re-
spcctive counties, cities, townships or towns
Missouri is an exception. In Virginia pre-
yio,is to tie war, we believe that in all our
State conventions the delegates voted the
party strength of their districts.
If MARYLAND. has different system she
errs.
We ask the Republican whether it pro-
noses 70 allow Richmond, with twcnty-ono
delegates. to cast the same vote rs ten coitll
tic, in the Valley which. owing to distance,
might send only two delegates each: II not,
that paper must purpose 10 allow the dele
gates to cast the popular strength OF thcil
several counties. That would give TO NECK
| lcubllrc. which casts only ,Jlo Conscr'athe
votes, IL vote of q 1913, whilst Augusta, Wh'ct
casts 3,T54 Conservative votes, would nave
only 1868. Each Conservative voter III
Radical county would have twice the weight
Of = Conservative voter in Il Conservative
| COUNTY.
But we await tho action of the Contra
Committee with perfect confidence that they
| will ratifv the action Of the resident coln
nitro
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~s'sts'iAsi NOTICES.
Mt 4 LIST OF BARGAINS.

JAPANESE SILK ROBES. all colors, at s. worth
$40:
Elegant WATEEED JAPANESE ROBES at $3.50
worth sl2;
JAPANESE STRIPED SILKS at &c. worth 6'c.:
JAPANESE SlLKS-stripcd. Figured AMI Plaid
Mt reduction Of from 10 to e5c. per yard:
STRIPED and PLAID LENrS. MOIAMElQuEc'
andJAPANESE CLOTH at l24c worth Csc. per
yard;
Handsome LAWNS at IL. and lego. worth l5s and
orc.:
LIGHT-GE0UND SILK-STRIpED GRENA-
DIMES at 2Jc. per yard worth 3oc.:
BLACK GROUND SILK-STRIPED GRENA-
DIMES at l5c. per yard worth Soc;
HANDSOME BLACK GROUND slLk-STRIpED
aud FIGURED GRENADINES at 20. 25. 30
a2, 25. &c. and soc. per yard. u reduction Of p
to 50 per cent:
BLACK GRENADINES. with colorcd silk side
strircs for trimming. ut zoe. per yard worth
SOC:
BEST PRINTED CAMBRlCS at 2Or. worth 3oc.
per yard:
TUCKED CAMBIuC AT $40 per yard worth -
CHECKED NAlNSuuK al 20 and 25c. per yard
worth - and 2ac.;
TUCKED MUSLIN. for cIldrcn's skirts, nj 2oc.
worth 3ar per yard
yAHD-WIDE SOFT FINISH SKIRTING CAM
BRIO al aJc. worth 3Jc.:
BLACK SILKS at Il reduction Of IS per cent, which
makes them the cheapest sold III this city within
III. last ten years;
piQtfES at I2!c worth ISc.. at &C. worth 3oc at
&c. wo.ti, DC at 3Jc worth iOc., AT 3jc. worth
5Jc.:
rURE LINEN DuYLiES at &C, 75c. ami 81, worth
- 10 5m. more per dozen:
BED-TlCk from lo Ia 37lc. per yard:
GOODS for BOYS and MEAS WEAR very cheap
NECk-RlEEuNS and ScARFS 80 per cent. below
rr.u,r price;
The t"st y.rI-wilc BLEACIlED COTTON in the
city:
AEpHUSCuGGiN A:,n FRUIT OF TIE LOON
CUTTu%. full yard wide, at l63c. per yard;
pAVuL CUTruN. lsc. per yard:
WAMSuTTA COTTON. lac. per yard;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 9ic. per yard:
PILLUW-CAsE COTTON. Il inches wide. at l53c.
Yer yards
Full wiith u%ELEACIlEE sIIEETING at &c. per
yard:
Full width BLEACHED SIlEETING at !oc. Per
yard:
Cl.AEk'S aud CcATEs'S COTTON at zoe. per
dozen &c. Il single spool:
Genuine Whitby JET SETS OF JEWELRi al 75c.
and 81, worth double the money;
LACE sACQuES and LACE POINTS at reduc-
rion Of 50 per cent;
cost. "a they must hc sold;
TRANELLING-BAGS and BASKETS very cheap:
GLOVES. HOSE. ana HALE HOSE very cheap;
!, ,piES' READY-MADL DRESSES and UNDER
GkEMEETS III great Bargains:
Great bargain, in TOWELS Of all kinds;
COTTON and LINEN PAPER:
HOOP SKIRTS. BUSTLE9.
FErNCII-WOvEC nRSETS, all sizes, white and
cooru,l. at G5r.a pair wurihS;
Superior CORSETS at II worth $3.50 pair,
Lots of other cheap goods. Ill which can he seen
- LEVY BROTHERS,
We io13and 1915 Main street
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DIED,

Al his residence ON Clay between Twenty
aud Twenty-seycnth streets Chnrch Hi. on u'
H. CHARLES. In the forty second year OF his age
after brief fIlness.s a,,,5o,
Hc1eaves devoted wife anc nve sInait ci l en
= washington aud Williamsburg papers will please
copy.
At her residence, in Goochland county. on 1n DC
T sth nsis"' r. s REHER Ri aged
ye lrs leaving husband and ten chiiorcn 10 h'ui
their loss. ST., o,.aur,o aud
Texas papers please copy.
In tn city OF Williamsburg: Va, on the he: morning
of July 81. 49,. Dir. ROBERT PAGE WALLEh'
In the eighty :lrst v"aT of bis age. constitution.
Endowed by ratur: with vigorous rpils,i.utiLon,
the resources of which were wen hisuaiinSn " :.
prudent. systematic. regular course o. NV, nv ~
reached the octogenara sage In the en1oyn,enI u
his phvsica and mental pawcrs. and with the pre-
servation of his natural appearance 10 liiosc IL
markable egrcc. But at last acnte disease sslper-
Se,iIel bv age. betrayed the cita'lcl of life
TO- the la:t enemy, and he proved victorious l.;
,,,i"' and manly The last few hours of life were
spent In uucor-ciouSncSs. aud the d:til,-ccn was
that Of the setting ,uIlsnine down sioW WY, cI, I'M
struggle then cvrcrd resistance tn the power nt I'M
conqilrror. r"yoiion al those nearest by YES %!
blood and Kind offices from others. soothc's MS iss
DAYS s far rs possible aud his departure Is not with
o wc-fuundcd hope that lie hal made us peace
with God. $780,,
crowd both white and colorcd. anil there Soiemniy
tlanos ed according To the rites of the tpscopnl
burial service, conducted hy the Rev: George L.
Wilmer ID. D. of William and Mary College
With hph urctcu siols us TO birth. and possessed
Of much intellectual capacity, which was greatly
improved hy liberal education ana the love Oh
books. DR. WALl.EI, mi:ht have sione conspci-
oslv in the walks of public life had not his native
Inosty and love "r retirement almost TO secI s,,
ambitious desires Of Il remarkably domestic char
nctrr he sought his happiness in attention to his
private affairs and i'll the bosom OF his family:
the last century dcpriving those Of this century OF
the light nf their experience and wisdom. May
inrrtrul God sanctify the bereavement TO our e,er
nal welfare. w 81. y. W. -
JNnshburg, Norfolk, and Richmond papers please
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MT DON'T MISS TIE GREATEST


BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
SILK STRIrED GRENADINES at &c. worth soc.
per yard:
SOLID BLACK GRENADINES at 25c. worth soc.
per yard;
Best quality LAWNS AT lG:c. and zoe. per yard:
Fine WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at sc, &c.,. aud
33c. per yard:
Fine STRIPED MI'SIINS al 90 and $751; per yard
Very pretty SUMMER DRESS GOODS NJ l63c.,
poe, and sc. per yard;
Best BLACK MOHAIR ALpACAS at SOC. to SIS
per yard:
WHITE PIQrES. with satin stripes. at :0c., Sc.
and ace. per yard:
Yarl-widc BLEACIIED and BROWN CcTTONS
nj i2Ac. per yard:
The cheapest SllEETINGS In the city;
PARASOLS. LACE COVERS,
LLAMA LACE SlfAWLS.
BLACK and COI.bRED GkENADlNE ,H AVIS.
KID GLOVES. EMlsROlDERIES:
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S GAIIE SHIRTS.
and many other summer goods TO be closed cut at
and below cost.
Orders from the country filled at lowest prices.
WILLIAM TIIhLlilMER SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets. aud
~ :! 1913 Main street, opposite the rost-"lhce
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w ATER FROM
TIE BLUE ElDGE SPRINGS.
BUTETOCRT COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

The proprintors "f this valuable MINERAL
WAITER 80 highly esteemed ~ y remedial aE"ni
I'm order 10 have il within ih reach ~ The IluI'E
hay. had II put up in iIAlF-GN Ion BOZ NJ.
in eases Of QUE dozen each. AMI paced II oil 'aic
al accessible points. Att.
PAMPHLETS descriptive 81 !hc character al Uh'
" AFTER and H.. application 10 HlS,iS';. *; ny
lie had at the agents iur th: sale al Ill" Liz III
Richmond and elsewhere.
We arpcn'. letter from J.. v. lhui'I. t.,l'. a'"i-
ncv nj law. i highly r"spccthiic ava "cii-Rho"h
citizen cf REclmond ,s,.
J,kn I,rLsT: thtijrrH. Esq. Ertstde6 bi"t KING"
Springs EDhpdnE: ,.
have repeatedly aud ""ntiI'uoirsly ih,i fb' "a"t
of the Blue Ridge Springs. AMI WIN i"l'R M %,
rrucc Of the waters OF nearly ah ~ III" ililF"'
springs Of Virginia. and at s"N'rdn 81 mos" 81 ",
States. have never ouia any superior nor u ih''i
nj distance from their source, amy riii L" 'h""l
the Blue Ridge Springs sur" b'it very E''hl'
aImricnt, tonic, and regulator al The Ht',' Az
yisccra Unlike any Other AiinrrI wafer WIN "lhrh
arn acu,iuted. IL efficacy seems unimrait"l ny
krnning-at least in yli,S-or by exposure to s ar
have used it with great advantage from ahcii loul
nllcd twelve months before. ] iaY" sometimes
thought that perceived. what Others ~ 'lH CT! i'
cp WINGED that they perceived. q ttCit" "lh' H'''
tiry effect the liver w.c.c trlihd or o.u'u'i'
For home use decidedly prefer 10 any "'iier h'
cral water. .,
Very respectfully. your cl"1lIent s'rIanh =
L. DANIEL IT.
Ric'.moad, Ia.. MAJ Iii, l.7@.
This water Is for sale In Richmond. Va. by
PURCELL. LhDD Il Co., DRUGGISTS.
I9lG corner OF Main and Thirteenth streets
f. l.~'oi -
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If LIVINGSTONE wrote the letter to the
editor Of the Herald which we published
Saturday, we think LIVINGSTONE Is crazy. Ii
he did not, why somebody is not crazy, but
something else,
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III MORE NEW GOODS FOR THE
HOT WEATHER.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS GOODS.

T. X. PRICE & co.
nave just opened It new assortment OF PRINTS, In
American and English:
PERCALE CAMBRICS, &C.:
LINEN and BATISTE SUITlNGS, for travellers;
JAPANESE and other POpLINS at l6sc., -cc 2jc.,
and up:
ORGANIZES and LAWNS. plain and figured:
LADIES and CENT? EAIEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS,
LINEN SIIEETlEGS. PILLOW LINENS.
TOWELS BUCK GAUSTLtTS. KID GLOVES.
THREAD GLOVES &C;
SILK SCARFS, every colOr:
PARASOLS. HOSIERY, &c:
LINEN BOSOMS,
THREAD and COTTON SOCKS,
LINENS and CASSIMERES for gentlemen and
boys: WHITE DUCKS. &C.;
READY-3IADE LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS, of best
quality also. NIGHT GOWNS. SKIRTS and
other undcrcarmcuts for ladies which will be
closed out very low.
More MOURNING GOODS in GRENADINES.
IRON BAREGES. BOMBAZISES, TAMlSE.
GRAPES. and GRAPE Wells.
The SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS
now hand will be closed out without regard 10
the cost OF ten Parties in need can, therefore, be
supplied upon their own terms.
L. K. PRICE 4 CO.,
jyl 110I Main street, corner Eleventh.
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spECnAl NOTICES.
nT INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE 9siP F'ln
OF NEW YORK.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-, AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.

/ Because II Is acknowledged to be perfectly SOY
rent nv all Insurance Commissioners.
. Because 1t Is the cheapest. =,
,. Because II endorses the surrender rntue on It's
policies In dotIurs and cents, for ten consecutive
wears. and ten years thereafter, If desired
According to the statement of the rates OIL the ai
fsrent Life Insurance companies Of frst-cass s'ana.
ing In the United States made by " Inc universal
In Its advertisement entitled "Fdct8 are 't"o0o1''
Things" and published recently III southern ~
paper, it appears that the -u""aS MUGS y ",,
p-potJ,n, are ebenper than those of any named
company.
For instance. according To that stutement:
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ID ANDOLPlI MACON COLLEGE,
Ia ASHLAND. HANOVER COUNTY. Va
Session opens LAST THURSDAY IN SEflEM
Der.
ONEIiUNDEs,D AND TEN DOLLARS will pay
ALI NECESSARY EXPENSES for the half
srn.
For catalogue. address
REV. JAMES 4. DUNCAN. President. or
REv. ALEXANDER G.. BROWN, Secretary
iy fS-,!r0dS VEN
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mBATCHELoR's HAIR DYE

Ng BATE f LOR'S HAIR DYE
This superb HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
perfectly harmless reliable, and instantaneous; no
Disappointment no ridiculous tints or disagreeabe
odor. The genuine WILLIAM a. BATCIIELOR'S
HAZE DYE produces Immediately splendid black
or natural brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beau
tful; does not contain particle of lead or any In
jurious compound. Sold by all druggists. Factory,
16 BOND STREET. y. Y. jy ll-eod
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UG USTA FEMALE SEMINARY
n STAJNTON, VA:

The ACADEMIC TERM Of this institution he
gins III. MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER and closes the
corresponding time the following June. 49,
hi, is The largest Iirst-c!tnS institution III VIZ
giuj; II has corp. al upwards OF twenty officers
l;it rclcicrs: the English course Inorc extensive
and thorough than elsewhere found in female
schools.
tIy.tI,.aers for music and languages cannot he
sr.4-si.ii Seven music trarhCrSo'r i>tru mental
iri three voc.,l--:g" constantly c!np."Eci whose
reputation has cAtcndcd wherever Inc school ~
known.
\ resident French COVERINGS anu utiEc frcllch
gentleman t"rh the pupils IN speak The !anSutSc as
well aS read and write it,
The buildings. for comfort, elegance, ana conNe-
nicr!cc. are unsurpassed by any IN The state
For full particulars, apply to ~
Miss VI. j. BALDWIN,.
Brip tcIl
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rV'HE BEST MINERAL WATERS.
4 DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT.
GOOD HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
MODERATE RATES OF BOARD.
THE EXCELSIOR FOUNTAINS OF HEALTH
Tile SrEII;I M, spnINES-
TIE STEIBLING SPRINGS.
THIRTEEN MILES FROM srArxroS. Va

This place j. situated in the mountains Of Nir IinIa.
In The midst ~ region 1T country widely aud uSly
celebrated for the grand BEAUTIFUL and picturesque
feature, OF itS scenery the beautiful ami delightful
nature OF Ito climate and the number ana great eA-
rclicuce al its Notwithstanding fountains.
Tile mineral waters here tnclud" The unusual
variety of Alum. sulphur aud thalSbe.uc springs.
The first named holds In solution liberal rropor-
lions of altlnua iron. nagnCs!a, scdI potash. aud
snlphurc and carhonic acids: aad Is not only The
best and strongest alum and iron watnr In the Innnn-
tanS III Virginia. bur one ut the most rcinafhalIc,
valuable, and powerful mineral waters oil the world.
This w.tcr NAV b" relied upon with great conf
dcilcc ~ - remedy for Amcinit thlnrosi., Neural
.ii. Scrnfua. Eryercias. some forms "i Dyspepsia
and Liver Disease, Chronic lbarrhua, chronic
bronchitis. Pneumonia. Disease al Tie Urinary
Organs and al the Uterus. and III general. tor all
impurty of the blood and debility 81 The nervous
SYSTEM.
The Sulphur aud Chal yh"atc Springs furnish
most valuable rcSorativ" AMI tonic waters adlri-
Div aap,cd for the relief Of hos! al chronic DIS
eases OF the stomach liver, bowels, and kidneys.
Also for rn,a;ror,. disease and general d' billy.
The hotel T. now open Tor Visitors. Hotel accom-
modaiions strictly FIRST class.
Lawn and ballroom music. Il l1whnR-ailcS ana
billiar-soon will cnivrn the place ami contribute
Ia the amusement nj the guests.
Board. per day. $3.50: per week. SIS; per month";
SIa: two months or over, : ~ per ln"uth.
ROUTE: By railroad la Staunt"n, il"tc" 10y I'm"
of ir~t-cas; stigc-coac!,s thirteen miles 10 the
Springs. 49, -. ,,
ID. g.. ar ichm"nd and Iynchhur2. Va. nm The
morning cars viii reach SiaLntun NJ IL mhits
after o'clock /. NJ. and VIII arrive al hP SiiiS1
The same afternoon before dark.
For circular with InalSsi@oi the water. "rit'"
-. GbODE,
Superintendent S'Iiblins springs.
IL r-,,u,lE Win
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esll so $3.50 II

Balance in favor of the Brook $780,
Iyn 1T stack rates. ........... 1888 % So" Vo
The qreutIy advantageous fcott"re of the Brock
lvn In endorsing the Surrender T"lue$ upon its
poIices in nioinrs amt ccutS. fpr ten consecutive
lr0,,s has met with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American actrariC;. rs also from
the press North and South.
The Hon. Eli7ur Wright, who Is admitted Ia he the
greatest insurance mathematician ana actuary IN
America, cGngratulating the Brooklyn upon TN,
new and distinctive feature, says among other
things II am particularly pleased by your depart
urc In tie right direction aom the ordinary method
0f cyn Duting the Surrender TntteS." lone of the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity of life insu-
rance has been the disappointment and Dissatisfied
ton Of retiring pocy-hol1crs at the smd't"fSS IF
the su,rsnder rulue poid," &c. "All this wou'd
have been prevented hy Il diStirH Shdcmcm on tic
| Dolicy in d,lrHHce If the sum To be pdid."
This statement. II will be seen. the Brooklyn iiSc>
IN dollars and cents, that there can h. 10 mis-
take
READ WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS SAY or In!s
FEATURE:
The Sentinel (Ruleijh. " e., January -, isfa.-
This grenf f0f"re Of cosh srreei.r rtn",; l. al
improvement that signalzcs the era at life inst
rance
SIN (CofunbaS, Gu.J-"Thcrc Is no better conn-
pany in the land. 4 comparison with otiirr c..r'-
iTlton- Of similar character viii c"nNncc al "'
the superior StJtty i" t"hi"g RISKS rf" tn" 6'""@-
DisDntck. (St. LouiS, .No..J january !, lsG9-' \
policy In the Byoohiyn Life is thus worth muc'i
il reipiy 5aoRey. This is the 1Dly hf ""mP"nF in
the country that hns carried hiS efc1tent fr"i"re
lof endorsing the cash surrender values III dollars
and rrutsl into lis bIsincS..' 'PoiicyluiclS helms.
doubly assured. the system catltot fall to hccoulc
very popular ,,,.
advertisements hut make simpl" statement al tl;c
| superior nIrnn'ugss " Ne. Hy""hin, ns il appears
from diSiHt.rtStoI PdrttcS: AMI which i strictly
correct
GOOD agents wanted every where in Virginia, who
will be- Literally dealt with.
Apply to
THOMAS VI. ALFRIEND & son.
General Agents for Virginia,
Office No. 9O2 Main street. Richmond. Va.
In-GtEfaw3In
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EXCURSIONS ND EyE-SItS,
ENJUY YOURSELF.

ENJOY YOURSELF.
GRAND BASKET PICNIC TO WEST POIET.
WEDNESDAY. JULY alsI.
under the auspices of
HARMONY DIVISION SONS PERSEVERANCE
dts s,"ond anniversary.
BAND OF MUSIC will cnlivcm tn" occasion.
DANCING will he the order Of the day.
West Point affords tactic: for SALTWATER
BATHING, BOATING. FISHING. GRABBING,
&c. Mr.. Joseph ". Pledge will furnish
REFRESHMENTS At CITY PRICES.
No improper character: will he allowed on board
tho ears. IN" train will leave the depot al y o'r"ck
\. W.. return at = l.. NJ. grand affair may be cA-
peeled.
The llowIg are the committee of arrangements
HDREEr oITy':ttE. Gus. TERRY. GEORGE Is.
DAVIS. and WILLIAM HANCOCK.
TICKETS:
Gentlemen and lady. 70
Every additional observation-disclosures. 10
1 Wv
Children tuncr |" years.. -
Tickets to he had at the principal Bookstores "l
the city. at the ears, and from any member o1 the
Division.
Baskets properly labelled will he taken car. Of by
the committee Of arrangements
lY l.-WSSlt.ly.gS%0
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IN Cot.SClL OF RICHMOND, judy 22d, l'72.

TRUNKS! TRUNKS! FURNISHES
i receives. u splendid line of TRUNKS, Va
Uses. GRAIN RAGs sATCliEls. &C;: Gen
CHLDREN'S SHOES, all grades, can always DC
found ut WINGO, Elicit & CRuMP'S,
1905 Main street.
" 81 between Thirteenth ard Fourteenth.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

w ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
w STAUNTON. VA. will begin lis twenty
third annual session September 18th 1872. WILL
LIAM \. HARRIS. President. with IN able corps
of twenty teachers and officers. Than TINS no col
lcCc for Young Indies ranks higher. SCIENCE
and LITERATURE are taught By graduates oi our
first universities and colleges. FRENCH by i
native master, MUSIC by SIX professors and tiacii.
crs among when are two uf The most distinguished
aud cultivated Singers and teachers OF vocal music
in the South This j. of the h"alihiCst cliniat, :
in the world. Pupils who come here with i"chic
constitutions chls and Climatil diseases, are tn
iircly restored.
Buildings and grounds are elegant, Scenery sur
passingly grand and beautiful. making ;t one Of the
l0yclicSt college homes In the lniOii.
Over one hundred vonug ladies. rs boarding rupiS,
attend this school from fifteen SoithGr! states.
From j udsc john ~ licndrcn. NJ. ~, University
ri Virginia.
I regard the WESLEYAN Female Institute ~ one OF
the very best and lust attractive schools III the
State. , a.,
From Professor william +. Peters. LII. D., of the
University Of NirElnl':.
Young ladies committed to III" cure OF Professor
Harris will enjoy advantages OF moral ann iht"'cc"
tual training rarely 'CuGG.
From Bishop r. 81 Marvin. ID. II
The Wesleyan Female ili,tltntc - an HONOR 'i'
the church Instruction i thorough. All classes
stand high The most tricutcd professors are en-
ploycd. The school is very prosperous, ana uc-
serves to be so.
TERMS FoR TIE ENTIRE COLLEGIATE \ EAR
Board and tuition in the collegiate course, s-io.
Music and other extras moderate
F.r catalogue Of htty-innr pages. address
REV. ". y. HARRIS,
tS,,nt Il
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RICuMoSD, VA. July -. 1872.
4 NNAWANTRIBE, No. 80, IMPROVED
N ORDER RED MEN Chiefs and Hrotlicrs
You are hereby notified In assemble ut your Wig
wan 1t 10 O'Clock on MONDAY 10Th, to pay the ta-,
trilartr of respect to orr icrcls,i brother tEANS
GREER. join toLLiNH;;
10
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL. toi.LEGE.-iilc Board Of
Visitors ~ this institution Ill meet august IL lH@
n .hc yellow sulphur springs. Montgomery county
for the purpose of cicclng President, professor
of chemistry aud Nalulil lliios'i'i Professor
Of Mathematics und Modern lan"i'aEc$ German
ana FRENCH. and Professor 81 Technical aEllcu-
turC and Mechanics.
As the Board MAY 1T TO change The distribution
of subjects ong Tie professors. AMI also I" require
ser, ir In the English department ol any professor
WHO not hc fi,lly employed, persons may apply
for single bliluche,. and applicants may state What
branches they feel prepared - leach other ian
those for which they specially apply and rarlicu-
larly a. To their knowledge Of military tactics lEt
President. witt the concurrence ot III" Executive
Committee Of ;hc Board will he allowed Ia appoint
an instructor. ,
salary of tlc President $4,000, AMI of each Pro-
t.Ssur Sl.r. Ia addition ~ This Tie tuition tc'S
i'll i" equally div rd among the members al me
Farv proyi, ihr, any addition thus male III"
salary " Il member NJ the Faculty shall not exceed
$500. TUITION FEES. $50. and COLLEGE
FEES, :l0, without extras.
students will hc received free of all fees from the
various counties Of lc state the number OF stu
dents corresponding with the number of members
Of the House al Delegates from those curutic~
ScyCriiy These students 10 he nominated lay the
local officers OF the public tree schools.
First session of toIGes. Ia begin OCTOBER l.
ls72. and 10 end thc last I'll, RSDAl i'll July.
l>7'. lAitNf1 bLAih.
is "5-"iaw'l Rector. Rlachshur@, Va
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S10O REWARD.-This amount Will, Will be be
eplOO paid for the arrest and conviction oi
the party who fired ball at and through one OF
the PASSENGER COACHES on the Richmond
aud Petersburg railroad on the morning of Thurs
day, July 18th Instant. wv,xc
" e-ottq President.
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7sEETg Nt:S.

rRTNNERS COMPOSING THE DRUM
~ CORPS Of the First VIRGINIA Regiment are re-
Iun Toe, f., NICE; II Military Hall TONIGHT. punt
'"'' j. THOMAS PULLING.
&, no-Itx Drum-Nrjor
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A DMINISTRATRIN'S NOTICE.--The
n undersigned, Administrative of ROBERT a.
MAYO, deceased, hereby notifies all persons ~
debted 10 her said inteState 10 settle with her with
ont delay and all persons having claims aEail't
her said intestate To present the same without de-
lay. SARAH T. MAYO, a,ilDlnistraulA
IL o9-eOdaw OF Robert \. Mayo. drcesscS