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COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST RE,
" CElYED IHEIk FiEsL sG EN- oR
Among The mgny iraucrmsn,s which thsy ouer
s 20 pieces Ie ENGLISH MERISo at lsse. worth
c, fe.iy yf PA HANDSOME DRESS GOODS at sssc
CoIOKE6 ALPACAs at 2ae,, selling gene.
"a p rss TYCOON r REPS at sc. worth CSC.
ENGLISH SERGES u 2ac.. regular pfice
BI beak AZ ITHACA LUsTRE at 25e:;
BLACK ALPACAS st SOC, redaced iIoh 4oc' )
at37c, reduced from o0c. ,.
Also, the SILK LUsTRkS at less IMAM regular
no not fall 10 see their BLACK ana CoLOkED
SILkS. They are the handsomest ana eheass's'
Two op ba snls Of WHITE FLANNEL a, 1885, wosr
susks.K FLANNEL az csc. worth 45c.s
WaTER-PROOFS at less than masseL Es!ue
Great bargains IN RE AL aad pAIESH AsAsiEs
Also large STOCK OF f1SGNSA1 Soi@>a - ~ h'sA'
over half value.
O cases handsome FALL CALsC0ES at exc:
. cases AUBURN BIEACHED MUSLIN at lie
All other popular brands constantly on hand.
q faies BROWN COrTDNS at &c. cheap al 10c.
NFCK-FRILLS at soc. !. dozen;
SHEkTIAG. Brown ard Bleached, below mar
Also. CA1NToS FLAssEL at lasea reduces
Those in wan. OF SUMMER GOODS eau ba!
'neh' ~ a"1 Dei'" ''.' 1esoHF.S sRoTHsRs',
sos Broad, between Thru aud Fourth stsss's'
sN24 81
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From the Buffalo Springs.
.os: p.uivorc Il the Richmond Djspatch.l

y '5f' i'h,i"Drc IL tI!c t.iCNmblu DlsidlcH.J
htFsALo LITnlA SPRINGS. FA.,l
August 26, 1873.
Notwithstanding the excessive rains and
-" An-,u.oitlrl. weather, the visitors to this
place, II gooGiy numbers, not only remain,
tu, Others arrive daily. This can be attribu-
trI IL ~ otHei fac, than that there must be
attractions rarely tQuaIlcd. The waters have
lEqU~-tluunby gained a reputation not en-
t,.lcI by any IN tue southern States. The
cure, Elected by tue HNua in many
cas-, tgIai those of the celebrated
Nc1y "I Europe, ard in some where
t4rs" haze been tried and failed,
'a"U.d max" the spring. stand high in the
c>tlMAl.oH Of the afflicted. Fortunate, in"
Q"'H, that The present proprietor should
nav -.lGcd Possession Of them; and by
jIa'tou, management, and sagacity in using
WIKI III uu>parng purse the uneXalnpled
Facilities n!iJrQed by "printers' ink" to let
'-ec location ana virtues Ue known all over
tA'' Ha>t country. from the Canudas TO the
FlN and - The far West orders for the water
a" Constantly l'!"d. From away out in the
L'sC1u' sat" Of Iowa the wdr-awake news
:9i'r editor >rud> his paper with the request
% iuini>l bim an advertisement. An order
was received This week from one house for
A"5f!y I've hundred navigation bottles.
No "rpteheu,i Ots need be felt about The
supply, IL The IlIhju." Nos. l aud =, il u
Perennial stream, afford one hundred and
I"f'! Gallon, yer hour. TO be here and see
I~v evident and speedy relief, the rapid trans.
t"'h'tl2n 10 the boom OF health and rIScr
'!uiA miserable existence, tills one with
"1.~"mrnt that this fountain OF health
naI not been previously discovered and its
writes developed. The Improvements are
Iea' framed buildings, with cbimueys, COM
''AhiS furnished, covered walks, and
riIaE Convenient 10 The springs, office,
D'I- aud dlnIngrOom. Is that your Ger
l-1u l!Jphcn y
me visitors here are proverbial for their
eoc'aD'iill, and we have none Of the rigid
!e>'t'c and !oTlnality one is so accustomed
~ observe a. most summer resorts. l heard
V"e o. cur prominent Virginia judges, who
I IaS De'h here for some time, remark ycstcr-
ga: 'hat he bad not during bis stay heard a
iH"'ahe Oath or seen u drunken man, "and,
~ Tue credit Of the place and visitors, there
. - 10 gambling here. Ten-pins, dancing,
n.,q0'i, Backgammon, and other pleasant
"" a are The principal amusements.
iDe arrivals TO date have bceH largely In
p 'c's' Of last season. General Matt. W
Epson ,-nnsoIti, ol North Carolina, spent week
A' VIII return in few days. His lily are
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The Crops.

MEMPHIS, August 27.--The Cotton kx-
change crop.report for the Memphis district
and North Alabama says:
Notwithstanding the excessive wet and
cold weather that prevailed since the report
Of June 10Th. the general prospects indicated
are Of the most gratifying character. The
probabilities are that larger or better corn
crops were never made in this section OF the
country.
Abundant crops Of wheat, oats, nlillet, and
in most of this region good crops of small
grasses were made, and all harvested anu
protected save the corn. The latter has in all
Instances matured, and now awaits the con-
vcniencc of planters TO harvest.
Apprehension is expressed in regard to the
present critical condition of the cotton crop,
which is generally claimed to betWo or three
weeks later than usual.
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Marine Casualties.

DETROIT, August 2T.-The CanaGan
steamer Manitoba and the propeller Comet
colided at half. pass s O'Clock near Waite
Fish Point, Lake Superior. The Comet
sunk Immediately. Ten lives lost, including
the CAPTAIN. No oae injured on board the
Manitoba.
CAIRO, August aT.-ToW-boat smoky
City with twelve barges 10 tow strucx Da'
at the head OF Island No. 10, sinking the
whole tow except one boat.
SAuLT STE MARlE, MIcH., August 27.-
The steamer Manitoba is here: with ID
survivors Of the crew Of the propeller
Comet. Among the drowned sre Raby aat
Brown, the first and second engineers, ant
nine others whose names are unknown.
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ISCENDIARIsM AT Memphis, Au.
gust 26.--About u O'Clock last night the
Memphis Wood Works, on Georgia street,
were totally destroyed by fire, together with
a large amount of timber and valuable ma
cbincry. A stable belonging to the com
pany, in which were q number Of wagons
and mules, was also consumed. So intense
was the heat that one Of the steam fire.en-
gines was nearly lost, and wss only saved by
other engines playing upon the men who I'M
dertook to eXtricate it. Captain R4jl and
one Of his men of the rescuing party were
severely burned. A wutchman on duty at
the works saw two men burriedly leaving
the premises just before the fire broke out,
and fired upon them as they ran, from which
circumstance it was believed that she works
were act on fire. The total loss is set down
at $4,000. Insurance, SlI 800 in western
cOmDa MES.
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THE SCHROEDER BALLOON PRoJEcT.-A
meeting to form an association to aid Schroe'
dor in carrying out his project for build,
ing an air.ship TO cross the Atlantic, was held
last nigh, at Lohmeycr's Hall, east Pratt
street. E. Raine was elected president and
E. Lohmeyer, secretary. Two hundred and
forty.fiye shares of stock, al So per share,
were subscribed. 1t is stated that schroe-
der is now ready TO commence the construc.
ton of the balloon. A board OF directors
and a committee OF five to draft constitu"
ton for the association were appointed
baltimore american, eth.
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Weather Report.

WAsH1SGroN, August 27.-For the New
England and Middle States and lower Lake
region. high blu: is ling barometer, partly
cloudy weather, wi III increasing cloud!ness,
easterly winds yer .ring to soutberly, rising
temperature, and. possibly rain in the Middle
Atlantic States.
For the ST. nth Atlantic States, north to
east winds, stationary or slightly rising oa'
rometer and temperature, parity c'ouuS
weather, with local rains on Inc coast
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SmuSgliHs Cigars.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-The master OF
the schooner Elizabeth on Il recent voyage
from the West Indies to Mobile, managed to
smuggle lot of cigars but was afterwards
caught and reported TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury, who decided that the cigars shall
be forfeited to the Government. and the mas
ter of the schooner pay fine of S5aD.
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Archibald Baxter e Co.

New YORK, August 2T.-Archioaid Baxter
& Co., who suspended few weeks ago, have
filed q schedule in the county ctefEs office.
Their assets are about S175.0Et. aid liahll-
ties in the neighborhood OF S2aa,UJ0. They
think they will be able to pay sixty cents,
and. ii time be given, they wiH very nearly
or quite pay dollar for dollar. The assignee's
bond is fixed at $40 900.
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CONFLICT OF DECISIONS IN THE CABINET
Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
Washington, August 26.-The Commission
er of Internal Revenue has emphaticaly de-
cided that so far as his rulings relate to the
collection OF internal revenue they cannot be
reversed by the Secretary, nor can any deci-
sion Of the Head of the Department be allow
ed to conflict with the instructions OF bis
Office. 1t will be remembered that Commits
sioner Pleasanton made similar issue when
Secretary Boutwell, was at the head of the
Department.
Mr.. Boutwell, insisted that there could be
but one head TO the Treasury Department.
He had been the first Com missioner, and con-
tended that the law never was framed to be
construed in favor OF recognizing the In
ternal Revenue Bureau as separate depart.
ment of the Government. In this he was
sustained by the President, and Pleasanton
was turned out of Office. The present Com
missioner takes exactly the same stand Plea
santon did, and even has refused to recognize
the decision Of the Secretary on an important
matter, and 50 notified the revenue officers.
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China.
nprIrnEST pF THE british MINISTER,

ILL TREATMENT OF THE BRITISH MINISTER.
LONDON, August pa communication
has been received from the British minister
at P,kip, complaining of the manner in
wbich he mad been treated by the Chinese
Government since the Burmah affair, and
desiring to have his hands strengthened 10
case of need. He has, however, not been
insulted, and the reports OF the seriousness
of the atfair are highly colored.
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FIRE AT QCINcY, Mass Boston, August
26.--A large fire occurred at Quincy this
morning, destroying Roberisou's building, at
the corner Of Granite and Hancock streets,
and the Central Hotel. The loss on Robert
sons building is estimated at $4,000, on
which there is $4,000 insurance. The total
loss is placed at $4,000.
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WISnISG Up BANK Winthrop, Me-, Au-
gust 26.-The affairs of the Savings Bauk 10
this village, which was recently robbed, will
be closed at once and placed in the h.nds Of
q receiver. Ii is believed the depositors will
receive forty-fve per cent. Payment on a
large proportion of the stolen securities has
been stopped. No clue to the robbers.
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.,,,.,pri,iinn <hurch-PiedHnont Din
;rtcf Convention.

---.,--l f,,r IN. lli.,a,ch1
,..,--,, Y, srpus. 90 1915
LOUISA ,'' 80
FIRST Ai-l
Ya7,u.ul - A'ehrnn"nl ~ hs 1as' ses'
.,nIntuHj"'trsvi''c. 'n' itruui0n' blS'l'ci
saay,&,teu ~! 80" A''>!"n onu'Ct' con'ene"
...e /" Re- l@II>'lI" 'Il'.' GU t"-uas. nsl..
e,an! ~, "'> I''''. ~ l''s>,n, ila ;,
t.,'rr.ry al" '''"'s ave- ~, $3.50 ~
",,a'. many I'''" luz o"nu,' >'',", 80.
H., n'l'@1. 'N'fI'>'> c"Il''i."uc'" A. i4'i 'e'
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LONG BRANCH, August 2I.-The first race,
handicap purse OF $500, for all ages, one
and quarter miles, was won by Spendthrlit.
Time, 2:l3.
The second race, for purse OF Sf0O, mile
heats, for all ages, was won BY Donnybrook.
Time, 1:463, 1854. l:5ll
The three. quarter mile dash was won by
Burgoo. Time, 1:1Si.
In the steepc-chase Deadhead was the Wln-
ner. Time, 3:463.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, dc.

NyOODHOUSE L. PARHAM, thefEsI
w oldest and leading piano-forte lea-f1 u
ers In Virginia, have perfected arrangements w
from IS to 33h per cent. less Than hitherto paia ny
purchasers Hear what Is said OF them:
IRON JUDGE LgAkE. OF GOoCHLAxp, VA.
centIemen.-Ihc bloomfield & O,is y piano
heusht OF you was safely received, and ! nave
waited in order to test 1t before writing. am very
rnueh pleased with II. II Is OF quick, easy scilon,
and with tone OF Surprising sweetness.
Yours truly, a. y. LEahE.
Many other strong Recommendations are III our
possession. ,,o,-eu apApuAM
an 2U "OODdCDSE C ! Th~A&~>N~~
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GENERAL PEMBERToS.-We see it stated
that LieueEant.GcneraI Pemberton, late Of
the Southern army, is now in the employ OF
the PennSy lvania Railroad Company, TO
establish iron-works al Amboy. 1t was Gen
eral Pemberton who so long held out at
Vicksburg, which was tiaally captured by
General Grant.
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BUFFALO,, n. Y, August 27.-The large
four. maSted steamship Persian, from Chic1'
90 for Buffalo, with $4,000 bushels of corn
and $4,000 bushels Of wheat, was reported
as burning rapidly ten miles east of Long
Point last night. She will probably be a
total loss. The grain is insured, but there
is no Insurance on the hull.
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PERSONAL

INFORMATION EARNESTLY SOIL
l. CITED.-My son JOHN WILLIAM Schmidt,
aged % years forid complexion. quick dark eyes,
black curly hair; rsh her stout: about tive feet six
inches in height; II butcher by trade been working
for MIR, Theodore Friek, on Brook avenue, left
his employ on sunday evening AUGUST 20, 1875 ::
last seen TO cross the old slu going toward the new
Meadow Bridge road, about O'Clock, Z. NJ. was
In trouble and intended 10 drown himself. ANY In
formation concerning my son will be NEST thank
fully received by his auXionS mother,
"'' Mrs. CATHERINE SCHMIDT,
Twenty-Secon street
between Main and Franklin, Richmond.
Baltimore papers please copy. all Ze-lt"
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cnao,al Riy.r Report.

WASHINGTON, August 27-7:35 T. M
The Mississippi has fallen two inches at 81:
Louis, eighteen inches at Cairo. tWenly.elg o.
inches at Memphis, twenty.three inches aL
Helena. and has remained stationary at ' lcks-
hnrp, where It is forty feet and elsYen inches.
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Canada.

Low-SEckED DRESSES AND fULLBAck SKIRTS.
MONTREAL, August 27.-Tbe Catholic eul 6
of ST. Jean Baptiste villsge has given notice
tnst he will refuse the sacrament 10 members
of his church who wear low.nt cked dresses
ar null.back skirts.
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A RARE DEFEScE.-In Appomat.oN county
court for August, the principal case tried was
that Of negro charged with sbeep-Stealing.
He defended bis action in this regard by az
tempting to prove that the sheep was a
sharp ram, vicious in his nature. and dan
gerous to the person and property OF the de-
PENDANT, and that in order TO save himself
harmless and TO project his property, it was
necessary TO kill and dress the aforesaid
ram. The prisoner was dlscbarged.-L5mch-
El1.n NerS
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SALT LAKE City, August 27.-The express
car on the Union Pacific railroad, bound east
last night, was robbed Of several packages
between Bitter Creek and Table Rock sta
tons.
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DRY GOODS.
+ ORD IL TAYLOR,


T ORD Il TAYLOR,
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRF GOODS,
will, owing to them great success during the past
season In filling orders from all parts fthe United
States. give greater attention TO outof town bust
ness. With amenlarged department and increased
facilities they will I'LL IL orders by mail with their
usual promptness, and they trust with complete
satisfaction.
BLAcKand CoLoEED SILKS,
FALL and WISrEn DRESS GOODS,
SuAwLs, CLoAKs, LINENS, PRINTS, &c.
HAMEURGus, ms Err MONS, EDGlNGs, TRIMMINGS.
&C.;
PLAI.7 and FANCY HOSIERY, Cloves UsBREL-
LAS. Sc.
Each department being complete: and replcte
wilaal the novelties to be found III. the European
markets.
Our ladies' shoe department contains. "a stock OF
WINTER SHOES.unsurpassad for elegance, dura-
b,iity, and loxness of price directions for SELF
measurement seneom application.
.Complc;e assortment of Gentamen'5 Furnishing
Goods Shirts CollaYs Cuffs, Ties, Hose, Cloves, &c.
Goods sent to any part Of the Coantry SORT mea-
can't m DnlicB ff0n.
For The recommendation Of ladies' aud Families
vino are 1nabe Ia visit the city full lines Ut samples
of all grades OF -y goods will be sent and orders by
mail flied with the greatest possible care
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH STREET,
~. oSS. Kew York.
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SALES OF GOVERNMENT GoLD.-Ne,o York,
August 26.-The Sub.Treasurer at noon
opened bids for 81 900, 900 gold, aggsesatlng
$4,000 900, the highest being llS.aS, ana inc
lowest ll3. The award OF 81, O0O,O00 was
made at ll3.43 30 113.4S.
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Assassination.

MEMPHIS, August 21.-Ja'mes 4. Mcneil,
a weIl-known planter, living eighteen miles
below the city on the Arkansas side, was as
sassipated this morning. No clue to the
assassin.
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pICHMOND FEMALE INsTI rUTE.

The session for 1S75-'76 will sesin WEi1NgS-
DAY. September 15th.-not October 1st. as he'veto-
fore-aHd eoatinue nine months. Charges as NO-
tows payable one-third September 18th. one. third
December 10Th, and balance March 18th ::
FOR DAY-SCHOLARS.
PREPARATORY SCHoOL.-Fir two grades, for
beginners 1913: upper grades, $40.
CoLLHGiATE DEPARTMENT.-EnalisAi Studies -
First cp9e kiate class, S63: second collegiate and
senior class Is, SG5.
Lntfn-P preparatory class So; other classes, -sl2.
French aat GeTsadn.-Prep1ratery classes; $12;
other cisses. S24.
Diplomas 81 so each
FOR BOARDRRS.
Board Except wayhlng) and English Studies,
1910. with Latin, $3.50; with French or German,
$3.50; with latin ant French or German, 1870.
MUSIC, DRAWING, &C. -..s-.
Piano or organ two SESSIONS week., $50: vocal
Yttion two lessons q week.. S66: ins'rumsn. for
practice tone hDsr day., $40. Drawing and paint
ing at lie rRi rates.
Deduction of rsn per CERT 10 those who SenatSO
nupils more: Daughters OF city pastors at ialf
rates for tuition. JOHN HART, NJ. A..
au % TuSSrSel5 Presideat7
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Not 1nIaiionists, but IIard-MOneJ
Men.

New YORK, August 27.-The dispatch sent
hence last night about meeting OF New
York delegates, including Me>Srs. Ottendori-
er, T. a. Conkllng, Henry Kemp, and Others
to the proposed financial convention at Gin
ciunati, Inadvertently termed the latter an
infl4tion convention when it should have
been Designated as 4 hard.moncy convention.
Justice 10 the speakers at the meeting rem
ders this correction necessary, although the
mistake is obvious and could de"eve nobody.
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p.,,-o,a passensers Robbei j.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-Psssengers on the
sleeping. car from Chicago ola Kaukee were
robbed last night Of $1,000.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LiEgsTzss
M. 1oi7 MAIx STREET, RI HauN shs. Va 4 e
fhe niaih annual sessioa ai SfS
anu s.lsuss prsetice Rock q assaN
Ssancbss, Penmsnship tah
Commercial Law. coaa,gess, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onmon
Emvssf, 80. F5s aaH az III. NICQIs
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session opens September 22d, and closes
June 22n.
The Coegecomprises eight independent schools,
each with its separate Professor.
Expenses per session OF nine months, embracing
matrculation and tuition fees, fuel, lights, and
washing, SIlS.
Good board in messlng-cluhs, about 80 per
month; at the College b0ardlng-houses, Sl3.
For catalogues containing full information, ad-
dress b. PUR4EAR,
IL 7. eodtSs p22 Chairman OF the Faculty.
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sEDucaTaoIia.,Ay..

=. SQUIRE's NIGHT SCHOOL. cor.
LIE ner OF Franklin and sixth streets. viii oren
September 9th. l as. Fen wprksfo The ausrter
five nights In week, from to / o p. - !.
Is Young gentlemen wishing 10 toin fffs clsss
should make elriy application at 91T Bank street.
where course Of study, &C., will be made IN. I.
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It was not Garibad', but his wife, thai
was reported dead.
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ENGLEHDE FEMALE SCHOOL, three
J. miles from, BrecserickshsH depot, Chesapeake
and Ohio rtitrpad. Louisa county, Va.-The sixth
session Of this schcnl viii commence September
18th and close juno 18th, 1916.
For the purpose OF educating my only child 90
my !eschsr will b. an experienced and
thoroughly qualified lady, and | propose taking
few boardcrs, over whom parental care will be ex-
ercised.
TERMS:
Tuition In English, board, washing, lights,
&c.---- wv
FRENCH. ~ w
Music. with use of piano. ............... 20 %
PAYABLE ouc.half in advance, the balance on the
1st Fpbrunry, 1876.
For further particulars address
Mrs. :. A. PENDLETOS.
Fredcrscsshalf Louisa county, Va.
Oh od4t
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au 26-10t

MISS uiDKINS will receive, at No. COL
lM GRACE tpepty F3RTEEN YOUNG LADIES
for The scholastic year beginning September 2f>
1917 AL EOsutSc1S
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ANN SMITH ACADEMY, LExlNa.

a Tvl, YATES exercises efshd en- WE'D
NEsD Y.'ISth OF september. ana continue s1s
the period Of nine months, AMPLE n lie
neD Wfbe made for .noroaga vii be sssiss-
ef tas herstoforeJ 10 the aeaoems,i cou y ~
nm H. KUFTNER. daughter q hon. For
tnSorna,ion concerning srns or ,nisi9tnsr
&C.. apply 70 REV. JAMES A. WApp riaeipsi.
| su o. mn 49,
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,,
IL DANvILLE, VIRGINIA.
The seventeenth session higgins September 19h
next, and ends 1Iae lst 1875. -.
s2IO pays for uition IN all Epsltsh saoiss Az
board Washir Z and lights cost about Sios 49,. L,
raj deductions ale mace In favor OF msnislsfiss
tescness, aud pairons who send two or more pup.s.
Por curatos,:e giving exact fulorInaii0h aTg.esa
5. ". 4 J, 4. AVEEETrl
nu 1-tSe1 rJI"s.p..~..>.
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A CADEMY OF The VlSI sATlOa--
"A MONTE MARIA ,e.....,,,
Grace s,ssat betaeen TwspIy.secona ana 11shss"
third streets.
-IJcHMDSD. VA.

The aarsns of th. Institution aye respSsnan ~,
remintsd tat the new sehl,ssle ysas bsSsnS On
The FIRST ST ONIlAY IN SaFfr ABEh.
References may be made 70 kisns S Snn.s.oress
Gibbons, ID. D.. RichDaond, Va, or ING suugga.Ssw
OF Monte III aria. q 49,. ~ - ----
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DICHMCND SEMINARY;
n :709 EAsL BRlsSkLIS. STREET,
RICHMOND, VA

The ne x, session OF this insttaiion for yonf8 Ia
dies win beg n september 9th 1875, ana close OIL
the ...ira Friday Of June following. r
Dir. and Mrs POWELL nave charge OF u&S p0afu-
Charges no higher than these o. any other OF our
schools OF frat grade either within OF dDsSt~e -
the cltjes. ,x,ur.v
I he best facilities In MUSIC aud M0DERS LAas
GCAGES.
Rates Of tuition the same Is heretofore
Appy for circular or catalogue. gi:snR pafaSo~
lars, references &e.> 70, JOHN II. POWELL,
NM lS-ES. lHTu2n tTlNGIuaIs
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MISS E. R. SOL TRES
FOR YoUSG L. DIES AND MISSES,
conner OF sixth and Fran I'm streets, win open on
MONDAY, September 90. 'oIo. Appncatlons IoS
Bana street. for the present. References fby per-
m m Rev. Charles Minpge. ode, ksV; Ge2rae
NoodEidge. Rev. e. II. Read, 6sv. VI. ID. Ho2e,
Judge J.. d. Haybnrton. Judge j. a. Meredith, s;
Bishop Doggett au 2S-1t*
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MISS TUCKER WILL RESUME TEE.
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