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Review Of II. W. lkuGhes's Letter Oh
the HanlKrupt Law.

TO The Editors Of the Dispatch
Colonel r. w. Hughes has the reputation
of good lawyer and sensible nah, but
his lute letter on the bankrupt law shows that
Ii he is sincere, and did not write the letter
ad captdnaum Uulgus, as special pleading.
like Homer, who taterdum dormttnt, his ge-
MUS sometimes sleep, His letter ahounds
with absurditieS strong and glaring. Has
any enc, however deuded, ever centended
that Congress either has made or can make
the State laws! The Court Of Appeals has
properly decided that, according to the Con-
>titution Of the United States, the homestead
law as to debts created prior to its existence,
us lmpalrinS the obligation of contracts"
Is null and void and of no effect whatever.
And how does he assist his version bv saving
that twenty out Of every twenty-one voted
for it, Weall knew that the homestead feature
was Objectionable, and voted under duresS.
relying on the courts to make all right. We
were under military dictator, and could not
help ourselves, and wished to get into that
Union which the Radical politicians had said
we had not nor could not get out of; but
when 1t suited their political purposes they
declared us out Of the Union. Congress
itself haS no right to pass laws impairing the
obligation OF contracts. The States, when
fiamlnSa compact with each other, embodied
in the Constitution of the United States, eX-
pressly inhibited to themselves the right to
piss laws impairiug the obligation of con-
tracts and .fortiort the General Government.
All rights not expressly granted to the
United States were reserved to the States
and TO the people," who neverIdid grant to
Congress the right to pass laws ilnpairing
the obligation OF contracts of which they had
restrained themselves. The bankrupt net
exempts hive hundred dollars and also State
exemptions by State laws, but 4 LAWYER posi-
facto, and impairing the obligation of con-
tracts, is not nov, nor never lsi,s. "a law. If |
Congress "adopts an unconstitutional State
aW, they adopt no law at all. How, too,
an q bankrupt law, be sunifol7n . when
me State eNenlpfs three hundred dollars and
mother five thousands That the fact that
n uneonstifIt iond law has not been assaulted I
Gram Jttsttce up tDa certain time does not
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ON Tuesday. the 9th instant al l!ali-l1ast ciout
- NJ ANA, only daughter Of George ". aiit
i,,rrir, Powell aged fifteen months and Fix days.
We mis-, her words cannot express
The loss we sustain.
Set: size is in Heaven at rest.
oh why should we complain:
But every place whcre'er wceo
find some little tokcn-
Some little paythng she had lo'ct.
Or toy that she had broken.
OH Anna. dear. shall ever feel
Thy little arms cntwlning
Around my neck, Is off you did
With love and mirtll combining:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n-g NOW FOR CHEAP DRESS
GOODS.
RACK GROUND slLK-sTRIPED iRENA-
DIMES at lsc. per yard worth e5c.:
RACK GROUND FIGURED GRENi Dimes al
a. 40. IS. 40 and soc. woith from IS TO 75c. per
yard:
Fasr-coLoRED LAWNS At 125 and lego. per
yard;
CHECKED LINEN sUITISG at ssc worth 50c'
per yard:
PRINTED CORDED P1QUEs at CSC. per Safd
cost 42c per yard to import;
FIG URED. STRIPED, and CORDED fiQo 10 AZ
1os %. %. 3d. IS, 30, and Soc per YARD worm 81
per cent. more:
EMBROIDERED oRGANDIEs mt 4oc. worth ''''
per yard;
,,p,NEsE STRIPED SILKS ut aec. per yard
worth &c.;
JAPANESE PLAID SILKS at s5c worth a. :
RACK SILKS Mt all prices and at great BAR
-gains;
JAPANESE SILK ROBES, all colors' at - worth
alo:
1rNry sIITINGS in LILAC and LIHhl
BROWN at zoe. per yard would be cheap AT 'oc.'
JAPANESE PLAIDS at lolc sod a lew "eehs
ago ut 25c.;
BLACK GRENADINES. with colored SILK Siue
stripes for trimmings Mt ?2c. worth SOc' Per
yard:
HANDSOME SILK-STRIpED BLACK GRENA-
DIMES ut ooc.. II. FLO, and sl.l5' worth si'-"
slso sl.75, and 81 per yard;
| RONBAZlNES ut sl.2J, Sl.4O Si.5o. slT5, ana -
worth a5 to 50 cents per yard more;
LINEN LAWNS. POPLINS, HERNANls. and
GRENADINES, i'll great variety, at greatly re-
diced prices;
b. CK CREPE MARETZ. full two yards wide, nj
81 worth Sl5o yer yard:
| BI. AcK Hermann. two yards wide. ut sl.23 ana
sl5o, worth 81 and $3.50 per yard
| We cu,lmeratc but very small portion oil the
atock we now have in store. but urgently request all
IN want of DRESS GOODS at greatly reduced prices
! to call and examine our stock
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
| An widths of BLACK VELVET RIBBONS.
|
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Az ACCESSION INDEEp---IIon. T.. a. RoL'
Inns. chairman Of the GRANT Executive Com
miltcc Of New Hampshire, has declared for
GREELEY in preference to GRANT. and pub
fishes long letter giving his reasons for thus
changing leaders. So says Washington let.
ter in the Baltimore Sun.
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WATER FROM
TIE BLUE Ridge SPRINGS,
BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The prOprietors of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, 50 highly esteemed Us Il remedial agent,
in order to have IL within til. reach Of the public,
have had II put w In HALF-iM.LON BOTTLES,
In cases OF one dozen each, aud placed il OH sale
at accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the character of this
WATER and its application tn dispaseS &C.. may
lie had of the agents for tic sale OF the WATER III
Richmond aud elsewhere.
Weappcnd letter from T.. " Daniel, Esq, attor-
ncy at law, 4 highly respectable and weliknOwii
citizen Of Richmond
John Herbert Claiborne, Esq, President Blue Ridge
Springs C0ntpnnH:
have repeatedly and continuously used the water
of the Blue Ridge Springs. md with long eXpe-
riencc of the waters Of nearly all OF the mineral
springs of Virginia. and OF several of those of other
States. have never found any SUPERIOR nor II tkcn
distance from their source, any equal 10 those of
the Blue Ridge Springs q sure but very gentle
apericnt, tonic, and regulator of the stomach and
riscera. Unlike any other mineral water with which
| am acquainted. Its efficacy seems unimpaired by
keeping-t least In glass-or by exposure to the air.
have used II with great advantage from demij john
Dlled twelve months before. / have sometimes
thought that perceived what others In this city felt
convinced That they perceived decided and sau-
For home use decidedly prefer tito any other Min
eral wafer.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
P.y. DANIEL, Jr.
Richmond, Pa, May 18th, 1872.
This water Is for sale In Richmond, Va, by
PURCELL, IADD Il CO., Druggists,
3ai6, corner OF Main and Thirteenth streets.
Z lie ls-Jlt .sy5.$s
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EXCURSIONS AMP PAC-NLCS.
B0OKS. STATIONERY. &c.
pOAA',' ~ ~ '--, ,ES ~ = 49, 20
SUMMER BOOKS FOR SALE Al
WEST. JOHNSTON & cos

~
LORD KILG0BBIN. liy Charles Lever. 81.
TIE GOLDEN LION OF GRANPEEO. BY
TROLLOPE. 7ac.
4 GOLDEN SORROW. by Mrs. Iiccy. soc.
NOT PRETTY. BUT PRECIOUS. a series OF
THE MEMBER FOR PARIS. From the French
ALERT LAUEL; Ey Lori Ero ,; roc.
WOVEN OF MANY THREADS. A splendid
A BfIEGE OF GLASS. BY Robinson. 5oc.
II l. THE FASHION: From the German. - 80.
BY MS OWN MIGHT BY author of Only =
LIFE is TIE EXoDE. BY Rev. a. ID. Pollock.
TIE WEDDING JOURNEY. 50.
SAILING ON THE NILE. $3.50
SIX or one AND HALF DOZEN OF THE
cH S,o;R !; :, AND Me-
REFT%xsESS TAlIvEL LIFE OF HORACE GREE,
TntE School AND ARMY OF fRAscE AND
GERMANY. Sa.Su
CERIsE, by WYTHE MELVILLE. &l.a5.
POOR MISS FINCH. Wilkic CoIIins's best no.
cUK iii 3 LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. svoi-
GOVERNOR wlsE,s SEVEN DECADES. 80.
MISS RANDOLPH's DOMESTIC LIFE OF
THOMAS JEFFERSON. S2.
INNOCENT'S ABROAD. S35o.
RoUGHING If. l}y Mark Twain. $3.50.
LAST OF THE MOHICANS, PATHFINDER.
and DEER-SLAfEH. BY Cooper. New cd-
ton Illustrated. Each 75c.
BRAlTliWAlrE. ForJuly. sl.5o.
Orders by mail OF otherwise promptly executed.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

XyTLLCON & .GIBBS'S
w SEWING-MACHINES.
WuLroX & GiBRs SEWING MACHINE OFFlcE-i
COESElt NINTH AND BANK STREETS. (
RICHMOND, NA.>
hear Na,laIn.-Thc value of 4 sewing-nachinccaii
Ia. determined accurately and beyond pcrahNeutufe
bv giving It Il thorough ami impartial tral III your
TRIAL
own home: and that you may know all y0n can Oh
the WILCOX < GIEBS here freely oner You one
without imposing upon You any obligation 10 p"r-
WITHOUT
chase unless ii proves perfectly satisfactory: II"
charge for its usc or carriage. or Instructions upon
CHARGE
IT, Other machines taken at iIlr prices lor Ilc
Wilcox & Gibbs. also ACCOMMODATE those WHO
AND
wish TO purchase upon the instllnent rih' ana VIII
give full instructions, 10 all al their residences
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear in mind you arc welcome TO the use OF ma
FREE.
cline free Yours. very truly, <,,r,c
il. q JAMES i. y. GIBBS.
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SEEDsszEs, FLORISTS. dc.

III u RN lP S EE ID.
A FULL SUPPLY OF FRESH TURNIP SEED,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GROWN.
RED-ToP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
DALE's HYBRID,
SEVEN-TOP,
SWEDISH or RUTA-BAGA.
Warranted Of the same superEorfquality We have
heretofore sold.
jyl3 ALLISON t& ADDISON.
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MI PARASOLS must be sold.
TOWEL at remarkably low prices.
LINEN HANDKERClIIEFS mt prices that VIII
astonlsh yon:
- so cheap rs never was
DOYLIES aud NAPKINS ut surprisingly 10"
prices:
SMALL PALM-LEAF FANS at cents:
JAPANESE FANS ut cents.
cO,Ts.S and CLARK'S COTTON at 10 cents per
devon. at LEVY BROTHERS.,
ana 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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INSTITUTE.

FRENCH AND ENGLISH DAY AND BOARD
JNl; 81 IItbOI 1872 Madison street. lI,linorc. Mr.;
ftTirIA TYLER SIMPLE. OF Virginia. frinci-
nal Autumn session crenS 18th OF september. co...
.tt,, Of iuuc Summer session opens 18th OF April
closes lst February--cycry year. For circulars, APP
W. W.: ~, 10 Institute jy .9-Cw
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the 9Th instant, hv Rev. John NJ: Bmtnr, vi
JOHN W. DkEWRf and MISS MlSHo'fi =
BROCK: both Of Richmond.
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PROFESSIONAL fAesRS.
,OOO,O 900. cifT c5Sprs e i y ! All. ,

At LOUlSN HE, kY.-l}y authority tn The act OF
tic Legislature Incorporating. the Public Library of
the Trustees will Give their SECOND
GRAND GIFT CONCERT In the great hall of the
Public Library building, In Louisville Ky. on SAT-
TEDAI, September -. 1872.
One thousand tickets ni admission will he issued
al Slp each h,ltirhris. - IiIatrr-,ickrts. $3.50
IL whole tickets for Slm: - Tor SIS: So for 500
llJ for 900: SJ for .3OJ JI5 for Sj.p01. No dis
count on less tau slUJ worth Of tickets I'll Il time
During tho Concert the sum OF SjgoroU In cIIi :
rcn,.y VIII Ec given Ia the holders Of tickets by dis
by lot oi one thousand gifts. follows:
OLE I,IE'IS
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n-Y~ YARD-WIDE NEW YORK MILLS
COTTON at Gle:
Yard-widc WAMSUTTA COTTON al l9c. per
yard;
y,r.,-wf,I,. DAvOL COTTON. better thtn New
York Mills or WamSrtta, at loc.:
Ylr,!-widc FRUIT OF TIE LOOM and ANDEo-
SCOGtilN COTTON 1t lG3c.:
Yar,!-widc AUBURN COTTO&. better Than fr'l!l
CT the Loom or Ant!roscoGgtn, at lGtc. per yar":
COTTON Il inches wide ut l63''
per yard:
81 ST. 81, and ln-i BLEACliED ana IN
BLEACIIED SIiEETlNGS At vcryJ"w prices.
LEVY BROTHERS.
aus 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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osFIcs Cry wArse ,yoGhs !,

oFFIcE CiTy MATER Nagks,
August 3, 49,.
THE UNpRECEDENTEn LON STATE
n of the water In The riseF renders Il really lecss-
s;lry that the greatest economy should he used ID e
cnitsnpttcu 0s water. The pumps are isiw ti,feS
abic 70 Keep up The supply; dams ale bsing btt ~
the river Which have Increased the supply Ia sofie
extent hui even these will Eiil II the river
hoped HAT watef s,kers viii sec that their FIN
aft I'M order aiisS that more ". ,er y hs.s
thai 4 really necessary. Cnie.s tic itale Mic
ut Wait stoppci The supply must 10 sei,e sAis
fall, and TINT Very Euail.
aa a.iW JAMES i. DAVIS, superintendent.
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SUMNER RESORTS. .<-,,.
HTHLBORO-DEPOT HOUSE,
LIZ BATH COUNTY. VA
DHDPRIEIOR.
pL. yARBEOUGn. PROPRIETOR.

Tile above house has recently been pnrchasea Wy
,bn above prcpriptOr who will n all times Nc pre
VIZ ~ ,r.nnmnl.te the travelling public Ill the
VERY best manner for their comfort ana pl"s',Isc:
The rooms are large, commodious, anu ,;n
rishnd. the servants and attendants are a'iehuSe
and oiIring the table will BIZ furnished Win inc
best the country can afford rn,,~f r,,,
hundred yards from the house. Is an important let-
ture Many visitors to the neighboTlns "ateii's
places tlrry tn enjoy its beneficial I'EliilleS.
Inc rat's ior DoAi'D '" - - $40 90
R",rJ her month of twenty eight days. ...; 80 W
This Is The central dcbIrking point IN thc i,ath
Ann Warm, Hot, Healing, and Rockbrd&c Alum
Springs. ,,;shoJ =, al uoIuts
~. II, WV jy oI-1m
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rI'HE NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL

daily line of stages each way between borsack :
virginia ond Tennessee RAILROAD ana Goshen -
and A. railroad passes this pUina rrvn" here from
Bosack's 10 dinner. and from Lexington to break
fast. -.., -,
Gilnorcs Mill, two miles from the bridge LACKS
will attend the arrival ol packets aud bring passed.
ger, To the hotel. :, - ,,,,
No effort will lie omitted to make all cnii Portable
who visit The Bridge A:LENh..
Ia.
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4 r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

OUR STOCK OF LAW. SCHOOL and NIISCEL-
LANtUuS BOOKS, and STATIONERY. Is always
large, and we prepared 10 supply all good, In our
line on the best terms. BLA Nk-BOOkS made to
order, aud all kinds Of BO0kHINDlNGi done in Il
st gle equal to any North or South.
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
all0-d&w 1915 Min street.
THE SERMONS, LECTURES, and AID
l. DRESSES. delivered by the Very Rev. Thomas
n. Burke. Q. T., the justly celebrated Dominican
Priest IN the principal cities of the United States.
For sale at publishers prices by
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
aus -Iw 143s Main street.
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NE DON'T MISS THE GREATEST
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS IN DRl GOODS.
SILK STRIPED GRENADINES ut e5c. worth SOC.
per yard;
SOLID BLACK GRENADINES ut 25c worth Soc
per yard:
Best quality LAWNS nj l85c. and zoe. per yard:
Fine WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at 25c 9oc., aud
33c. per yard:
Fine STRIPED MUSLINS at 30 and 35c. per yard ::
Very pretty SUMMER DRESS GOODS ut lG3c.,
.oc.. and 25c. per yard:
Best BLACK MOHAIR ALPACAS AT soc. to 81 rs
per yard;
WHITE PlQIfES, with satin stripes, at Poe &C.,
aud sec. per yard:
Yard-widc BLEACIIED and BROWN COTTONS
ut l2ic. per yard:
The cheapest SHEETINGS In the city;
PhRAS0LS, LACE COVERS.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
BLACK ami COLORED GRENADINE SHAWLS:
KID GLOVES, EMBROIUFRIES:
LADIES aud GENTLEhfENS GAUZE SHIRTS.
aud many other summer goods TO be closed ont at
and below cost
Orders from the country filed al lowest prices.
WILLIAM THALIiIMFR g. SONS.
corner sixth and Broad streets. aud
Jy2s l0l3 Main street, opposite the post-otftce.
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IMPROVED DIAMOND

T AWSON'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
IL FURNACE.-The best furnace ever made All
cast iron. Satisfaction guaranteed in al cases.
WARRES RANGE.
First premium, American Institute. 1871. Double
Elevated Uyen. Warinng-t 'loset, Broiliug-iloer,
Een,ier-t;uard, Dumping and Shaking Crate, Direct
Draft. Keeps Side Burning 5a
FIREPLACE HEATER.
Self-feedlng. Has the largest radiating surface Of
any stove In the market.
I. shows The entire fire.
We have secured the agency FOR The aiGve goods,
which we guarantee In MI cases.
WILSON j. WEST.
au s-3l No. lal7 Main ttees.
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fIHE MEMBERS OF JEF- ,,,s&s;ssz4.yy11..
L FERSON LODGE. No. /, I. .. O. sAIa
f. are hereby notiici To attends rcgtl- r. 81
lar meeting on THIS (Monday) EVE ~i<Iiitf>'
NIN(; the 18th instant 1T O'Clock.
BY order OF the \. O..
JOHN Il. VAUGHAN.
Secretary.
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+, AGRICULTURAL AND

Y MECHANICAL COLLEGE.-The Board OF
visitors of this institution will inset August IL fs,!'
ut tic yellow sulphur Springs M"mtSomcry count
for the pur,nsr of elcciing Il President, Professor
II Thr,uistry and Natural Philosophy "A Professor
nc Mathematics and Modern Languages teefhian
and French) anda Professor OF Technical ASfichi-
turc and Mechanics ., n .,,,,i,
AZ fin, Board may ZEE fit 10 change the distribution
oi subjects among The professors, and also 10 require
service i'm the English department oi any professor
who MAY rot be fully employed persons may apply
FOR siugc branches. and applicants may state what
branches they feel prepared - icth othcf ii'an
those for which they specially apply AMI p;rtaSu
lirIv ls to their knowledge of military tactics ihc
President with the concurrence" 81 tie EAccutNc
Conn itec of tic Board will c allowed 10 appoint
al Instructor. :, ,, pro
Salary OF the President 5000. AMI OF earh ITO
f.ssOr 500 In addition 10 this the TUITION ZEE
Will he et,,iallv divided among the lnenpcfs Oh tr
Faculty. provided that any addition thus nadc 10 cir
salary Of a member OF lic Faculty shall not exceed
500. TUITION FEES. 80. ana SoLLL"E
FEES. $40. without extras. -. r, .,
Sru,ruts will be receive free If Ill ices from shc
various cuuutiCs OF tile state the nutnhcr oi slit
,lnuis corresponding with the number of members
Of tr House oI Delegates from those counties
snycr,Il, These students to De nominated 10y The
L,rrj officers Of the public free schools.
First session uf COLLEGE ~ begin Dt1NBtR !.
,37a. aud To end the il.t THURSDAY IN jay.
Ma HARVEY BLACK.
Il, ~ ot,w,d Rector. Eltcksbnrg. Va.
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rs'HI. TRADE UNION COMPAN1.-Thc
4 annual meeting of the SIothiol.pfho VIII
take place a the store of the company. Oh street,
No. I7I2. on TUESDAY. August 18th. ut O'Clock
f. NJ The election of officers will then take place.
,r lo-.i* j. W. RALSTUN. Secretary.
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LETTINGS.

NTASONIC NOTICE.-The members, e
w Of LOGE FRANCHISE, No. 81. arc NE
I,unostcd TO attend a stated meeting at Wasll-/ "
lnrtnu Hall. un Broad between Ninth aud Tenth
strrris THIS EVENING ut O'Clock. Master Ma
sons in good standing are ratcrnaly invited to visit
Us. by order of the W. NJ. -
PETERFlELD TRENT. Secretary.
,uru.t 70 4 T. $50 A. d. 1872. au l2-li*
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EIRE-WoRKs! FIREWORKS!

ROCKETS. ROMAN CANDLES, BENGAL
LIGHTS, MINES, FLOWER-It0TS, w EIEE LIS.
All kinds of DESiG Ms nanufacsnF4ta short notice.
ANDREW PIZZlNI, JI.,
aas e07 Broad streei.
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PIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.

Mrs Il. II. MEADE. PElSClrAL.
II w ENTIETIl ANN \ l. ESSlO y.
The exercises of this school viii he resumed on
MONDAY the 10Th Of September, l-." lis instru,-
iu covers the entire course OF study pursrni III IN"
best I.-i -,iSs srlurla. The pal Will u" A.
sisted us heretofore rs full corps III accomplished.
rxpclienccd, and faithful teachers. II necessary
many of the very best references can lie given ahcn
from among The past and present patrons ol itm
school For special reasons IL l. Important That APP
picaiiuus In i,d,. at early day Il possible" For
trrm. etc. address the Rev. X. h. MEADE. Char
Iutir,,iIic Va is 2D-!Im!ul.
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DY ORDER OF THE GENERAL
ID BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the LIFE As
SOCIATlON OF AMERICA there will lac Il meet
ing of tie policy -holGcrs Of said Association at inc
office of the corporation In the city OF 81 LOUIS
on MONDAY the :Gth day OF august next. III j
O'Clock j. VI. Tor the PURPOSE of considering Ger
tain proposed amendments 10 Tie charter o1 Inc as
S0riltiull, and la vote for against the adoption ol
the S:tiur. JAMES III. HhllloH- Ilc>luenl'
WILLIAM IlASLEY, Secretary.
an I-Augl.5l2.la,:6
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.I,.1r ,Nn AEcuANICAL :E,NGI.

OWL AND MECnANl,hL 'Ennl-
~ SEERINti mt the RENSSELAEAR POLY
T,Er:JIEIC INSTITUTE. Troy, \. L. lustrrc-
ton very rrsca mt' ndions I e5
o,rus Scntpmhrr nth For the annual register coli
timing improved course of study ana mn pHrt,e,i-
a., ~ -, 80, - " 3l-lm
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TALIFAX COURTHOUSE

III MALE SCHOOL
nnnns on MONDAY the ath day OF September. is'?.
FERN: for ten months Board and tuition lnhe-iait
To he paid on entrance aud the balance on ,ne i,i 81
W,rc} sf,I 500: tuition III the Classic. and Maine
,n,,i,.s, $50: Tuition IN French and Mathematics
$50 tuition In English brncl,cs go: ma 5rnir t'Gl'
,T,'I'rpESTER Halifax Courthouse, Va. an SLIM
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EASTWOOD SCHOOL, STAUNTON.-
~ propose 10 reopen my school Tor BOYS on tle
I;Tu Sr;l''rEMBEE Isl. Ia continue till 18th June.
1873 ,. ,,
TERMS: For board and tuition niue months cS-
elusive Of washing lights, ma towels $40, payable
half yearly in advance. Address :,
PIKE POWERS. stanton, Va
IL ol-"fawImh
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THE FOURTH MONTHLY MEETING
l Of the EAST END BUILDING FUND CON-
PANY will bc held ut o'clock THIS tAlnt1aN)
EVENING. it'll, instant, At the sc!lool-rooh 81 r.
W. Cone. Esq. on Broad street. At rcceht h"c'-
ing of the Board Of Directors of said Company. the
secretary wits ordered 10 enforce fines arais! al
stockholders not paying their 'stancntS on the
regular meetings. In this matter II" indul@enc"
will lac given or Partially shown: By order OF the
President. j. WILEY inAElS.
~, l"-lt* Secretary and Treasury.
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Er,rycys.rrHr2I.
s,pIs1opAI, HIGH SCHOOL or yiR-

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VfR-
Ia GINA. NEAR sALEXASDRiA.--Tbe 18th
ANNA, Session of this SCHOOL FOR BOYS opens
erptrNpgE Is, 1,i.. Terms s33o per year. Cata-
,oguc. with particulars. sent on application 10 Il.
NJ BLACKFoa.D, M. ~. Principal; Alexandria,
Va. .-------- - ~ -
ENMORE UNIV ERSITY HIGH
~ SCHOOL,
NEAR AMHERST COURTHOUSE. Va.
a. A. STROBE tafailcmatlc MedaIiiot University
" " virginia.. Principal.
H. C. BROCK. y. Lit lrccenuy Assistant rr9tes-
sor Latin University Virginia. In charge oil Lam
SE.sI0s COMMENCES SEPTEMBER 10TH
Arrangements haze been madp by which stHdenS
may attend this school tone Of The highest Craze 10
IN ia literary Scientific. and Engineering Depart
mrnts at much less cost tliai IN amy other sh7.-
tuition OF comparable srsd,in TirSin'. ,,.o.s ,,,o
For pamphlet giving full particulars ADDRESS me
PRINCIPAL wv p-,.a ;. ~"
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LIME AND CEMENT.

DOCKLAND LIME.-l.5o0 barrels NO. l
h ROCKLAND LIME daily expecle'' i'l s'''
low from the wharf. SIZE