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Steamer Wyanoke Couch, New YORK. mercha,l-
disc and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaudise and passengers. J.. b. Tatum, agent.
steamer Ellie Knight, Gcoghegan, baltimore,
merchandise and passengers. Powiatan Steamboat
Company.
Schooner Josephine, jamestown lslafu, Wneat To
Talislurro & Co.
Brig Frnnces Jane, from Baltimore, 70 load with
hoiir.
Schooner Florencn Mayo, Wall, Rocklaud, lime,
Schooner John II. Strikhari, Price, Kennebcck,
Schooner Kate Ranger, Martin. New York. rail-
rold iron, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
Chesapeake aid Ohio Ra'r' aI Company.
Steamer j. s. Green, Carr, Philadelphia, mer-
chan'iisc and passcngcrs, W. +. Porter.
Schooner Augusta. Mceklns. down river to load
grain and return. Curtis 6 Parker
Schooner NJ. +. Bayard, Camp, New York, rail-
road ties Curtis & parkcr
Schooner Planet Mars. Creckmore, Washington
CLEARED
Brig Industry, Clifford, Rio lie Jauclro, four, Dun
lop Il MCCancc.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEH EesK. July 2t.-Schooncr j.. s. Gilmore
Smith.
W EST IplNE. 'ulI -5.--AiTicu, Ehtle W.
yirgluia. merchandise and passengers, Richmond
aud York River railroad, and sailed on return.
NEW York, July .l.-ArriYed, schOoners Victory
Rose; NJ. Il. Leonard Tymon; j. Ii. Scguine
French; Quiver, Wills; 7. {. Rurbank. Price; j.
W. Morris. PGiftgi u, Z. y. Ward, EdwardS-al
from Virginft.
pmrLADtLIrlA. July 2t-Arffrcd, schooner FREQ
Grus, LakcInan. with granite frotn Richfh0nd, Va
1TriCE TO MAhfSERs.
Captain Townsend, of schooner Rapflfnf reports
that the boys of Grand llarbOr Inlet Georgia, have
been carried away, making 1t dangerous for vessels
passing ip apd out. Buoy No. shifted on the bar
huoy no. . ir.is k:Te 20 sea; buoy No. ashore oI
Pcck's beach. -.
MISSING VESSEL.
Ship New Orleans. Captain Par,nan. Is rcp0stet
10 have snlcd from Lcgorn on the 9Th Sp>en.l"i
last for Srr York, AID has not since been Heard ol
III ."rEGRArH
NEW YORK. July 2j.-Arrvtt!; rtaa"ship Old Do
mlnion, from Richmond
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECIAS1CAL
CoLLEcE.-Harvey Black, ESP, Rector, an
nounces that the Board of Visitors of this
institution will meet August II, 1872, at the
Yellow Sulphur Springs, Montgomery coun-
ty, for the purpose Of electing President, 4
Professor of Chemistry and Natural Philoso-
ply, Professor of Mathematics and Modern
Languages German and French), and Il Pro-
tcssor of Technical Agriculture and Me
chanics.
Students will be received free of all fees
from the various counties of the State, the
number of students corresponding with the
number of members of the House of Dele
gate from those counties scverally. These
students to be nominated by the local officers
of the public free schools.
The first session Of the College will com
menre OH the 1st of October next aild end on
the last Thursday III july:
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Cuban News.

HAVANA. July 25.-The steamship Cres
cent City, from New York, arrived thl
morning.
General Rignclmc lclegr,phs the report o
the engagement of Government troops VIII
nineteen remaining members OF the Fanni'
expedition. Ten of the flllibusters were
killed and four captured, who were supse
quently executed. The five who escaped aft
likely to die of hunger. Several STANDS o
arms and flags were captured.
The importation of Cinnamon continues
Two vessels arrived last week.
Captain Allan has captured Augustih az
nero, the revolutionary postmaster:seneiai
Governor Zahalza returned TO sriin on Tie
18th instant.
The Diario condemns the London ianes
article recommending the sale OF Cuha.
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A Two HUNDRED DOLLAR MIsTAKE-A
Coon HORSE IN THE RoNE-IARp.-A few days
ago boy in the employ Of Abbott Il Fer
nald, tcanlstcrs, No $50 Congress street, was
sent by his employers to Stone wharf on
Federal street with horse TO assist some
teams that were engaged i'll hauling stone.
Instead of going to that wharf he wandered
on to rortel's wharf, which is occupied by
Mcssrs. n. Ward Il Co. as Il temporary de-
pot for dead horses. and us the youth made
The statement that the horse was to be lett
there the employees about the premises took
the proceeding rs II matter ofcourse and killed
the animal. preparatory to transporting him
to Spectacle Island. AS the horse did not
arrive at the Stone wharf word was sent to
the stand to know why he did not come, and
the youth was sent to find his lost charge.
Hc soon returned with the bride of the de-
filnct animal. The firm valued the horse ut
$500 Boston Times, July 10.
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The AGrE ANb IIEALrSG SPRINGS CoM-
FAsY:-Thc Secretary of the Commonwealth
has received for record Il copy of in act OF
incorporation. granted BY the Hon: Robert
II. Turner, Judge of the Twelfth Judiciiii
Circuit, to the "Ague and Healing Springs
Company" whose purpose is TO purchase
and improve the property known as the
Taylor Springs Farm, in Rockingham coun,
ty, about foul inilea cast nf Harris1nbnrg,
containiig ole thousand acres: The object
Is to turn the farlii into d watefins-place
Amount Of capital not less than s30.O0D. OF
iiiore than Saso;Ood; divided Iii shares Of SloC
each.
The officers for the first year are Burke
Chrislnan; president; John i: Lewis, Bcvcr
ly Il. Bolts, John Lincoln; J: A: Lowers
Jack, aid George Chri>lnan, directors
George Chrisman, treasurer.
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A LODGE OF HEpTAsoPHs.-On Wcdnes-
day evening a meeting was held at the resi-
dence of DR.. Tabb, on Mayo street, for the
purpose of organizing lodge of HeptaSophS,
or Seven Wise Men. Ii was determined to
forward an application to the Supreme Ar
chon for Il charter, and the following officers
were chosen II. G. G.. Hartman, Archon;
+. A. Howard, Chancellor; /. d. Briggs,
Provost; John Maxwell, Secretary; John
B. Vaughan, Treasurer: j. c. Taylor, War
den
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weatber Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 25.--The areas of rain
and cloud will extend, with southerly to
easterly winds, falling barometer, and in
creased temperature, from the lower lakes
southwark to the Ohio Valley, and thence
eastward over the Middle States by Friday.
Partly cloudy weather with southerly winds
on the South Atlantic and Gulf coast. Clear
weather in New England till Friday. Clear,
ing weather in tho northwest, upper lakes,
and Mississippi Valley, with southwesterly
aud northwesterly winds.
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Washington Items.

Wasn:s'roS. July 25.--John Kcegan, the
negro.minStrel player, recently accidentally
shot, died to-day.
The contracts for naval supplies will be
awarded next week. The list of articles to
he furnished is very large, embracing all
kinds of stores and mater lalS used IN the con-
sttlictioit OF tt;SSe's and for the narf.yards.
The entire cost will be nearly SiUo;GJO from
now until the end Of the fiscal year.
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Various arc the reasons we have heard some OF
our lady readers give why they like to deal at LEV
BROTHERS,.
In The fist place, they say they confident that
they get their dry goods low. If not lower, than
elsewhere and, besides, avc larger assortment 10
select from.
Then, us LEVY BROTHERS have but one price
and never deyiae from 1t. they make their pui-
chases lust us soon rs the articles found 10 suit
not having to chatter over the price.
These inducements, together with being waited OH
by attentive and polite statesmen, are attractions
which our Virginia ladies know how to appreciate,
and account for the liberal crowd of purchasers at
LEVY BROTHERS, dry goods establishment.
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Observation-Disclosures Walker has re-
turned to the city.
Police Justice White has so far recovered
that it is probable he will reiSsunle his duties
to-day or tomorrow.
General Edward Johnson has gone to New
York to live.
Mr.. Isaac Goddin, an old citizen of Rich
mond, is very ill of apopleHy, and at late
hour last night was considercdin in L dangerous
condition.
Senator Wilson went South from this city
yesterday,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRURIs & WILLIAMS VIII sell ut p. NJ. In
front OF the custom-houre, large number OF
bankrupt estates.
LYME G BROTHER viii CELL at 8 7. NJ. new
framed cottage residence on Tic northeast corner
of Twenty ninth and Broad streets.
JOHN ". WRIGHT will sch at 10 A. NJ. the steam-
boat Bonita.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at L. NI., mt NJ
Gcrot's lot of pannc partition for Offices.
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS viii sell at L. NJ, In front
of the cus!om-housc, several farms.
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 A. NJ. house
hold furniture, groceries, shoes, rcfrigera-
tors. &C.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Mnrke

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Money easy at 2
to per cent. Sterling steady. Gold, 114aa
to 114s. Governments steady and strong
State bonds-Tennessee's, rs; old, ID
yirgibia's, A; new, 30. Louisiana's, 90:
new. 4s. Lcvee's, Gi; s's, 10. Alatnma's.
81; 5's, 5s. Gcorgia's, 10; rs, ss. North
Carolina's, SO; new, 90. South Carolna's,
II. now %
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CAMruESE EXrLosroN.-AIr. s.. Robinson
was severely burnt at his residence OH
Adams between Chg and Leigh streets night
before last, while attempting to fill cam.
phcnc lamp which was burning. The fluid
exploded. and but for the timely aid Of n
gentleman who was passing. Mr.. Robinson
might have been burned to death. DR.. Nall
dressed the burns.
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TIE WINNER IN A NOVEL RAcE.-Mr.
james Stywatcr, Of Manchester, was hero
on the streets yesterday. AIr, Stywatcr is
tic posScssor OF 4 5;ilitb!e |1totlrti r.
which superseded ono lost in the lite civil
war. BY long and persistent practice he has
trained his wooden member to serve him
well OH q run; and when, therefore, he went
to Norfolk THE other t'uS With the Alert Fire
Company he had no hesitation in ;ct9rt.!:g.;
Il challenge for Il race with Mr.. james l..
Di%gs, of Portsmouth. 1t was agreed that
they should run four sqlurcS-two squares
walking and two running, Portsmouth kept
?:r!i UP OH The walk. but i;hci! It "an!c 70
running Digs shot ahead, and reached the
goal first. leaving his competitor forty yards
in the rear. The temperature was over Il
hundred in the shade at the time of the race.
several hundred dollars changed hands OH
the result, and iir. Digs Sot hi; share c! it,
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Catholic ChiIlrcn's Home Burned.

New foas, July 2j;--ThG Catholic Female
Protcctory, at WcStchc>tcr was burned this
morning. The loss is about SloO,G0oI it
was M educational home for yagrant and
,riminal Catholic children, and was presided
over hv Sisters Of Charity. lis destruction
leaves some five hundred chil:,fen homeless.
All the inmates Of the institution were
rcScIlcd without accident
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V,,c neu,ocratic RoItcrs.

New YORK, july 25.-Blanton Duncan. M.
NJ. Pomeroy, Mr. Bayard. Of New Jersey J
Mr.. Won Allen, of New York, and other
leaders of the straisht-out Democratic move
ment, held private conference at the New
York Hotel tlIis afternoon to institute an or
eanizatiou throughout the United States: ::
fThey report enthusiastic responses irom all
quarters to tile call for the Louisville Com
yention on the Cd of September, ana say
that full delegations from ali the States Will
ha in attendance.
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FISEn FOR FInISG i rlsrC,. iN ruE STREET..
John IL. Harris tco!ortD appeared before
Justice Crew yesterday morning and was
fined $50 for firing pistol i'll the street, and
thereby causing Il disturbance, in violation
of the city ordinance.
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FACTORY REBUMDING.-The work of re-
building Mr.. d. C. NIayos tobacco factory,
which was lately destroyed by fire, was COM
menced yesterday. The building will be
superior in every respect to the one which
was burned. 1t will front one hundred and
forty-one feet; will be of brick, and unlike
The other, will be all under one roof. 1t
may be remarked in this connection that
the insurance companies have paid up hIr.
Mayo's policy with commendable prompt
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The TnrES MoSEy-rnIur SEST TO JAN
FOR SIXTY DAys.-Ni illiam Hays (colorcdi
charged with stealing Il sum of money from
Il trunk vf &. L. B;llbcc, by means OF Il false
key. was yesterday found guilty by Justice
Crew and sentenced to confinement III tllt
city ,iaii for sixt" DAYS.
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Runaway ACCIDENTAL four-horsc team,
belonging to Mr.. John Stewart, ran away
yesterday from near Sixth and Cary streets,
and in their course knocking down and run
ming over youth named William Drumhcl-
Ter. who was severely bruiscd: The team
was stopped near Eighth and Main streets
after having become detached tfot'i the wa
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BaLTIaoKE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Flour and wheat quiet ant
steady. Cori-Whitc. 75@I77c Oats IlIiet new south
ern. 3s6pioc. Rye, 6o6l7Vc. Provisions very strong
Mess pork. $l4.25. Bacon active and advancing
shoulders, 7c. Lard dull. Whfskey scarce at sitc
Virginia g's, old, IS: coupons, old, ~ fcrz, 80
nu.s old. a.i: new. 20 Special tax, lI-all bids.
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Another FJEG.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, July 2o.--Lovecr!lt
planning mill and several adjoining esiabll>li
mentS were burned this morning; and th'
lrrncn are making desperate effort to cX
tingllish the tirt lit the ltimhcl.yaIh
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Cotton quiet; sales, sc5 bales
at 2!tc. Flour active without material change
Whiskey quiet and unchanged Wheat steady and
frmer: winter red western, 81 Corn closed
Sli. Lard more active Mt s6Dssc. Savtls frm. Tai
low active at sf61ttc. Frelyhts firmer.
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POLICE CorRT: Tuirnaply y s'u$ii"o iiii-
liam Hoii Crer pre$ioi"g.-Thc following
case was disposed of:
Albert Turner (coloreD, tunnel hand.
charged with dctiauding Andrew Johnson Of
S4.W in money. Casc for civil aclion-dis-
missed
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RIOT AIoSG THE coAL-aINERs.

PARIS, July 25.-The coal.miners at De
main, in the department Du Nord, who are
on strike, made an attack to-day upon
detachment of troops which had been sent tc
that place to preserve the peace. The troop'
were compelled to fire upon their issalantS
killing one of them and w0unding several
Forty of the attacking miners were arrested
and lodged in prison.
The Government authorities have seized
quantity Of arms on the Spanish frontier
which it is believed were intended for us'
by the insurrectionists against the Spanish
Government.
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Run OvER.-On Wednesday evening Il lit
tie girl about five years old WaS, run, over: on
horse vehicle, and very badly hurt. The
name of the child was not aSceriaincd.
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jon PRISTiNG.-We call The attention OF mer-
chants clerks of courts, sheris, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents and all Other;
having orders for printing to the facilities offered nj
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt aud faithful execution of all kinds OF .'on
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
BiI-Heads Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Thanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hana-BiIis, Catalogues,
Bills OF Fare show-BiiIs. Checks, Drafts &c., &c,
&c, Satisfaction guaranteed.
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ifh& f,nfaaiu.nn.

TonoNro, OsTiRlo. July a5.--Mr. John
son, member Of Parliament for Belfast and
Deputy Grand Master of Orangemen in Ire.
land, arrived here last night, and was the
recipient of grand ovation from the Orange
men.
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Russia.
cATACAzY DISMISSED FROM SERVICE.

ST. PETERsBURGH, July 25.-An official de-
cree has been published, dismissing Cataelzy
the late minister to the United States, from
the Russian diplomatic service. His pam.
phlet was published without the knowledge
or consent of the Imperial Government.
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CoMMIssioSER OF DEEps ArroiSTEp.-Thc
Governor has appointed Simon W. King IL
Commissioner of Deeds for Virginia in the
State of Illinois. and George W. COLES Il
Commissioner to reside III the State Of New
York.
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Music at Riverside Park to-day. The Dolly Var
den runs to tho Park at 7:35 this morning; also a
O'Clock this evening, and at ! O'Clock Will com
lnencc the regular trips, leaving Eighth stree
every half hour till I:GO T.. NJ. buy your tickets OF
the Dolly Warden orat CARRIERS.
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PARDON Rhrrsgp,--Thn .Gor"rnpr test"r-
day refused to pardon feyton Williams, cor
vctcd of an offence mt the June term OF the
Corporation Court OF Fredericksburg, and
sent to the pcnlenIiav.
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CLEARED FOR Rlo.-The British brig In
dustry, Captain Clifford, cleared ut the Gus
tom-house yesterday with l,Sc0 barrels Of
-four for Rio de Janeiro, shipped by Messrs.
Dunlop tS alcCance.
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CoSvIcT RECFIyEr.---Iamcs Kennedy. con-
victrd iii tho County Court Of Smrlh county
Of horsc-stcalln". was received at the prnl'
Tertiary yesterday TO bu imprisoned three
wears,
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New YORK, July 2j.-Thc Erie buildings
burned last evening covered All entire acre
of ground. No such fire has ever before
been witnessed in jersey City. Besides En-
gineer Mccarthy, of the Fire Department,
who met with Il horrid death from falling
walls and fire, Charles Naglc, stoker OF the
same engine, was also crushed, but escaped
with broken lee. One man, il machnist,
entered the buildings near the commencement
nf tile fire In order to save tools, and it Is
feared he perished,
The fire lasted two hours. and it Is e>ti-
mated it destroyed property amounting to
81 .5U0;6Gd. All Of The property: exceptin.
| the tools, was Insured
The flames illlmined the shipping in The
river, the illumination extending to the New
York side for Il great distance.
The scene arUl(iin the fire was one of cX
citcment and bcwildcrnent Mechanics anC
their wives were rushing to and fro, SivinG
EXPRESSION TO regrets at the loss of tools, ant
prospective idpnes.. The entire premises GOV
cred between five and six acres. Upwards o
one Thousand one hundred hands have beer
employed in the works.
There Is no Instance OF record of destruc
| ton so Sudden and complete as this Ih'
machinery can only be sold for Old iron:
A significant fact connected with the llr'
| is that al the late strike all the Jersey Gil,
men were notified that they would not b'
again employed. This threat was carried
out The employers were from Nt'T forl
and Paterson, \. }.
Third Dispatch.
New YcHK, July 25.-The loss hy tn
burning of fhp tiri" buildings in jcrSc!
CITY last night; according to the latest esti
mate, is 2S00DOO; which IS fully covered D.
insl1lrancr In thirty different companies:
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DRY GOODS.

/ MuSING OUT AT AUCTION.-Mr.
- Thomas ". kccs"c. auciioncer VIII continue
.> sales nt my store, No. 4n9 Broad street. on SAT-
l''l'Nt f.EENlNG NEXT, the 20th instant. COM
hrhring ut !! o'clock. also on WEDNESDAY the
FAlltNtan'' commencing III 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. De
''hlhtl 10 commence the fall trade with entire
now Stock OF goods, everything offered 10y Mr.. kcc-
80 VIII ne "nld without reserve. Goods continue to
~, n"d privately very low. q. L. BARHEE,
iv II >uI.,,SSnr IN I,,n,l, X,lI G 1. re-.
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SALE OF HOTEL pRoPEKTY.-James III. Tay-
]or, real estate agent and auctioDeer, sold
Yesterday Monticello Hotel, on Broad be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, for S15, 800.
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VIRGINIA AGRTCULTURAL AND

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AMI
' MECHANICAL C0LLEGE.--The Board Of
Visitors ef this institution viii meet August u. 1873
at the Yellow Sulphur Springs, Montgomery county,
for the purpose Of eleciing President, professor
uf Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, Professor
Of Mathematics and Modern Languages German
and French), anda Professor OF Technical agricui"
turs Hnd Mechanics.
As the Board may see lit to change the distribution
of subjects Among the professors, and also to require
service In the English department OF any professor
who may not bc fully employed, persons may apply
for slngle branches and applicants may state what
branches they feel prepared TO teach other than
those tor which they specially apply and particle
lary Us to their knowledge OF military tactics The
President, with the concurrence OF the Executive
Committee Of the Board will be allowed to appoint
an instructor.
fss0r Sl 500. In addition to this the tuition fe,S
will lie equally divided among the members OF the
Faculty, provided that any addition thus ade TO the
salary VI member OF the Faculty shall not exceed
$500 TUITION FEES, $50, and COLLEGE
FEES, $40, without extras.
Students will be received free of all fees from the
various counties of the State the number OF sttl-
dents corresponding with the number of members
of tlie House Of Delegates from those counties
severally. These students TO be nominated by the
local officers of the public free schools.
First session of Coi<re to begin OCTOBER I,
ls7., and to end the last THURSDAY In July,
1879 HARVEY BLACK,
is 2--atawtd Rector, BlacksbufR, va. &:
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERs REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-UFFIcE JuLY %, 1872.
SIS. Valentine, Ashland; Mrs. Mary Duke,
Richmond,
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET

BAtTtaURE. July 25.-Cattle active and &c. higher
very best on sale to-day. 6ar7c.: first quality, 5Irec.
medium, atfl5c:; receipts $40 hcld sales, s55 head
liocs In good dcinaiil. supply fn1dera;e ut as47c,
receipts, 1909 head: Sheep In light supply, witt
good demand ut If16c. receipts, 1,Sds Head.
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Fire in pI,iIa.iciphia--Th French
ssngsE:

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Alli>on 4 CO.'S
car-works, in west PhiIadclphia, were par
tally burned last night. Loss, 5000, 900.
The French band were received here to-
day hy the French and several Irish socie-
tin:.
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we arc now prepared 10 lay donn tie sl'sss,s 3,
named pa yeseni in the most artistic manner SUI
In any design pas,ers,, or color dsssei alsa =, =
cost fsr less than lllat Of aas ginS VII .lss
court yards areas cellars OF s,,sss ef
b,es, 80. ,,sing the csltbrsted satsish Pegs,9'is
cen,ent, thereby nsnr.ng grst
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-26

Nomination for Licufcnant-Goyernor.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 25.--The Democrats
have nominated Cravens. OF Madison, q Libe-
raj Republican, for Lieutenant Governor.