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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-30
MANCHESTER NEWS,

DwEn11sG-HousE BURNED. D.-The alarm OF
fire sounded yesterday about 2s o'clocS T.
NJ. was caused by the burning CT two
story frame dwel!ing-houSe situated on Fifth
street between Hull and Decatur streets.
Fire was first discovered in the second story,
and is supposed 10 have originated from
detective hue in the chimney, rs there was a
bright tire in the stove, which was IN room
on the first floor immediately under the room
il was seen issuing from. The Alerts prompt.
IL responded to the alarm, and worked
faithfully to subdue the fl .nes, but they had
gained such headway aud spread so rapidly
that ere success crowned their ttf)rts the ill.,
terror of the buidiEg was completely con-
sumed. Great praise is due the Alerts Tor
the noble manner in which they handled the
irery element and prevented it from COM
municalIng itself 10 the adjacent h)useS. Ihe
house was occupied by the families of Wessrs.
Thomas Cottrell and Mortimer Robinson,
each of whom lost aaout S25 in the destrllc-
ton of furniture. The building belonged to
Mrs. L. A. Hale, whose loss is about $500 ;
insured in the Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Company for S1,0OO. a.
Royal, agent in this city.
SENT ON TO TIE GRAND jury Messrs. Au.
eustus Meredith, George j. Green, Pitman
ABgle, and Joseph Kidd appeared before the
MAYORS Court yesterday upon the charge CT
feloniously shooting James Green (colored)
on the 10th of July. They, through their
counsel, Messrs. 5. Brooks and q. D. Wise,
waived an examination; whereupon Mayor
ChiIes sent them on 10 the grand jury which
meets In September. The accused were
baiIed In like amounts as previously re.
ported.
IsJrrREp BY FIRE.-While ut work endes-
voriny 10 put out the Dire on Fifth street yes.
terday John Fitzgerald and Alexander
Wintree were burned-the former In eight
or nine places about the body, and the latter
on both hands. Neither gentleman apprt-
bends any serious result from their injuries.
FrsrD FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs.-Frede-
rick keck, a Richmond butcher, vas nned
five hunured dollars yesterday by jury In
fine Hastings Court for plying his vocation
in the Manchester market.house without q
license.
President Pro Tga.-MP. james K. Per-
due ha, been elected President OF the Cify
i,onucl in the a3seucs OF Mr.. G. T.. Me-
Rae, who is in the country TO recruit DIS
health.
LgAss.-The Manchester Corn.Mill has
been leased by the city to Messrs. j. b. Bland
& Co., of Richmond. for period OF one
year with the privilege of extending it flVe
years.
JAlLED.-Edysrd Twine, in default OF Sc
CURLY, was sent to Jail yesterday from the
Mayof's Court for tive days upon the charge
OF being a Suspicious character.
PERSONAL Mayor Cbiles has returned 10
the city alter brief absence to the seaside,
and Is in tne health.
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PgssoNAL.-Captain John Disney, Of the
Second police district, who w2s taken i'll
while on visit to kentucky, Is expected
to return home to-day.
The condition of Angus Hartsook, recently
wounded on the railro I'd near Lynchburg, is
pow SO favorable that it is hoped he will soon
be able to bear removal TO bis fathers hoMe,
in this city.
The indsposition of Mr.. Raleigh T. Col
stou, chief clerk in the Suite Treasurer's Of
tee, continues, but is not of very serious
nature.
The Office of Secretary of the Board OF
Public Works will not be filled until Cover
nor Kemper returns from Madison county.
Tue TWO members Of the Board present are
"divded in opinion" and the Governors
vote will therefore be necessary to effect an
election.
General George E. Pickett, OF this city, is
now very i'll in or near Norfolk. His case ia
regarded as quite desperate, but his friends
yet entertain the hope that there will soon
be O favorable change.
MIR. james W. LewelIyn, Of Richmond
who is at bis brothers, in Norfolk, and has
been very sick, is reported to be much im'
proved in health.
a considerable number of our public func'
tionaries will leave for the Goochland lamp
meeting tomorrow evening.
Candidates for the General Assembly mui'
tiply aud increase.
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HONE FOR AGED PEoPLE.-The Home fo1
the Aged, under the care aud direction of the
Little Sisters of the Poor, which was inSii
tuted in October last In the building 1T the
northeast corner Of Marshall and Ninth
streets, is in successful operation. There are
sixteen inmates-fourteen women and two
men, between the ages of sixty and eighty
whose daily wants in health and sickness are
supplied by the exertions of six Sisters. The
Sisters have no pension or otDer regular in
come, and depend entirely upon such cbari.
table people as respond 10 their appeals Tor
help by giving food, clothes, &c. The fine
and com orlabe building in which the H"me
is established was presented to Bishop Glib.
bons by the late William S. Caldwell, a libe.
raj Catholic gentleman.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

]. D. WHITEHEAD. D. trustee, 10 A. NJ, for Valeu-
tine i Roznp, No. 100 Seventeenth street. gro.
ceries. liquors, SC.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Ok P. NJ, seven building
lots on Union Hill.
". GUDnIN. 6P. ", eleven acres OF farming land
on the south side Of the Nlne-Hile road half
mile east or Richmond.
COOK & LAUGHTOS, 10 A. u. at their auction.
rooms, general assortment Of household furrt.
ture.
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WORK FOR BOYS TO DO.-Some montl 8
since the gentlemen who have charge of the
affairs of the Male Orphan Asylum in this
city conceived the idea of giving the boys
some light, useful employment, taking an
hour or so each day from the time devoted
to study. The making OF match boxes
seemed to offer the best opening as being
light work and easily learned. The boys
have been at it now some six weeks or two
months, and have acquired great skill.
The boys are fond of the work. and are
always pleased when the working hour
comes. The superintendent Informs US that
they make for the asylum about 50 per day
by their labor.
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SUMNER RESORT
4" oUNTA1S-ToP'"

THIS OLD SUMNER RESORT, celebrated for It's
uagn' ticrut scenery. e1tcnicd views, pure, clear
sprug water ttree5tOns and ch2y beatc an1 an AT
1nosphere that cannot be eIrerd In the mountains
OF Virginia will be OOened for the receution or
guests on THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 29th, by
the undersigned ~
The hotel is situated on the top Of the Blue Ridge,
Augusta county. seventeen miles east OF Slannion.
The table Will ~ supplied with vegetables fresh
from tile hot"l garden. i he kitchen and G1uin9-
room will be unJerShe charge Of one Of The best
caterers In Virginia. shall keep my own cows and
thus give my bourderS fresh butter and milk. l
propose to set the best table IN the mountains THIS
ssason .o-
TERMS: s2 per day, u 0.30 per week. or 800
nor mouth HaIf-ptice TOT children and servants.
Satisfactory 'rringelnents can be made by Jdms-
lies for one or mnr~ months. 80
10 my friends, acQuaintances. and the puDhc
generally say coIn~ TO " hoCSTAIN TOP" oo-
Until 7huItday. call on or address me at lOC0
fajn-ToDn JOHN II. LEFTWlCH,
' Proprietor.
Convcysnccs always at TIE depot for Visitors
- ~
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AccIpENr.-Mr. l.. G. Bendal. OF Bauo-
yer, Whilc driving to the city, on the Me-
chanicsyile turnpike, yesterday evening, was
unfortunate enough to have his blind mule
walk down into gully. Mr. Bendall was
thrown from the cart, and the mule fell uoon
him. He was so badly Injured that he had
to be brought to the city, which service was
done for him by William Brauer.
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MILITARY REUNIoN.-The retaion OF men,
bers of Company f, at the punp.housc. this
afternoon. promises to be pleasant occasion,
aud will be largely attended BY many OF those
who have given this fine organization no
smaI! portion of the fame and honorable bis.
tory It eriovs.
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Editors Dispatch: Will you be kind
enough to explain the ordinance passed by
tbe City Council ordering property.oWners
to pave all sidewalks not paved, or partially
paved, to be done at the owners expense,
except on cross streets, aRhen the city gene
rously promises to pay half. ! pay the cisy
S5U0 taxes. Will you please inform me
what pay the 5000 lorI TAXPAYER.
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Convcysnccs always at TIE depot for visitors
ty Of "
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HOLLlNS INSTITUTE WILL OPEN
IL Ia ehirly- third annual session on the 22d or
SEPTt.NBtR NEXT with twenty ofhcers ana
teachers. ,,,, c
It's boarding accommodations aud facilities FOR
instruction In LII tRARY and O'Sa AtNIAL
RRAStHsS are equal 10 those Of any institution
Ih,rgs rarge from 1925 to 1888. No extra
charges are Iuade, and private extravaganza posi-
lively forbidden. ,,,
Pupils ksre rsilroad at salem. Atlsnilc, Mlssis-
sipp and obi" ralro.d. Apply for catalogues cir
c,lars, or other Information, to
CHARLES l.. COCKh. superintendent:
Boietonrt springs. Va.
voG oc % An 1l.1S25Se l.S.l5,32 S9Sa0
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PCBLIc WEIGuER. The city gaucer Is
hereafter to acs ~ public weisher. with Inc
powers, duties, andeompensation prescribed
bv the "ordnauce to provide pubic
weigber. for rbe city Of Richmond" APP
Drovad J.nll.ry Is
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CoSyIcrs.--The following convicts were
received at the peniteDtiary YESTERDAY: From
Pow batap. Daniel and Poiip Epps. each
three years, for grand larceny; from West
morelapd. John Taylor, five years, for bur-
glary. and Solomon Jones, oIe year, for same
offence. ....... *. ..r... -
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FINED. :. The acting Police Justice yester'
day fined number Of persons for la5otlpg
ot their trade or calling on the SabbatE-das,
and one or two for keeping their bar-rooms
ona, an Sunday.
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CLEAN THE CUTTERS. The ordinance In
relation to cleaning the cutters Is 10 be
strictly enforced, and it would be we'll. there.
fore. fo- those who mean to obey it to read
it carefully and follow its provisions scrupu-
lnnSly
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Boy DRowNED.-Late list evening the
body OF William Jackson, j little colored
hoy of the age of seven years, was found
floating in the dock near Twentieth street.
1t was viewed by the Coroner, and then
turned over 10 his parents.
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DIsPATW PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
abe constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have atded a wetlselected assortment Of NEW
TYPEs which. together with our IMPROVED MA
CHIsERY and sKILfUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us Ia guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate agures and In the most ex-
nAlfitiOus manner.
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Query +?

RICHMOND, July %, 1878.
Messrs. Editors Sirs.-,Will you please
inform me through your valuable paper if
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues will
wear the blue uniform to Philadelphia In
1892 "GIrlzgN."
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THE RrcnnosDDt p1srArccu. -rne 7Dsspatas 70

one OF the olGess papers IN the Old Doni1ton We
consider inesfimahie, and think il Is deserving OF
rich patronage In thls State. It acts for us - the
key almost entirely Of the whole earth. lis sources
OF information are truly astonishing. FIom the
"coid. bleak solitude" Of Norway to the hot and
scorchiEg sands Of Africa; from tho harem Of sha
Sultan Of the East 70 the wigwau OF the "rsd
man OF the West; from the fats Of kings, the villa
or despots, the conceptions and Wife-workinas OF
demagogues and ambitious statesmen, 20 The inno-
cent and gentle pratte around the domestic hearth
It appears alike familiar. II IL decidedly, In our
opinion, the noss valuable newspaper iaeued from
the south.-Pine Bfar tArf.J Press, Jaly22d
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THE PALMA CHRISTI HAIR-ioSIc IS tne "s'
preparation made Tor preserving the hiir' sN's ~
due gloss, removi gg osndruT. and keeping Is IRON
r,I,r, ou,. lady's tailetts Incomplete without IT.
II Is o,epared only BY MEADE & BAKER, druggists.
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SARATOGA and all other styles OF TRUNKS
BoscHES's, 500 and 611 Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER vALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, LADrEs'
fine sATcHKLs, &C., at BoscEES's, 500 and s11
Broad street
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FIRE ALlRx WIRE. the fire-s'arm.tele-
graph wire Is being iun along claes street 10
t,iimer-an cxtsn>ion in \ direction. and
neigbborhood III which 1t is rnucn needed.
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g- MORE NEW DRY GOODS FOB

Ne DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared, Sfter consultation with some Of our
hest dentists q CARBULIC MOUTH-WASH which
has rroyen very efficient in the treatment OF DE
cAYEp TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as a
complete distnfectdnt 10 the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth and is very pleasant to the smell and
taste. Sold in bottles; so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
fo IN 919 Main street
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OSr HI;SpaED DOLLARS will buy fancfon
ejshte. II. carat golc winding ladies' sAtch 49,
beautiful solo gold opcra-chan. DO cot neg'eet TO
Gait To-day, for his great bargain may be go"'.
Closed Saturday. 5. A. WINsTocE, No. II Four
al, Mt
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PhINTIsG-HousK. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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LINEN GOODS OF every description eau oe h2o III
greater va iety and a; lower prices than
at Levy BROTHERS.. sas
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xXTASHlNGTON AND LEE UNIVERs
w SITY, .XINGTON. vA.-The Ne xt session
of this institution will commeuce on the THIRD
THURSDAY u6th) of SEPTEMBER, 1873 and
continue without intermission until the fourth
Thursday Ia June. 1876. The instruction EN-,
braces thorough CL sSSlCAL, LITERARY, ana
stonai uep.rtmep,s Of La W n ENGINEERING.
The entire expenses for the session of niue
months n need no. exceed $500 or $40. according
10 the prc. Of board. Arrangements are also mace
for messing, ty which students may reduce their
sxpcus to 1900 per session.
For iurther particulars address
g. W. &. LEE. President;
or, WILLIAM DOLD.
" o7-St Clerk OF the Faculty.
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jy 30-td
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
PRINTING,
LII. IL

7 (OhHDSWEALTllO SlHGlSL-l
OEFIcE OF SUPERINTENDENT ''UBLtC
PRINTING,
RICHMOND, 'uly "a. 1875
PROPOSALS. FOh REPRIN rlSG AND
! sINDINIS TWELFTH l. lGH AND SIN II
" LUMs OF kA>D'LPH's EIRGiNiA ,, e.
p0 Rra,-Sesled proposals for reprihting and bind
iny tiye huudrGd copies ea OF the aoov. mem
tjGne u keDorts viii h. rec iveaby ne un3ersignee,
o. !, r75 NJ II al. Tb<sr Volumes srf 10 he print-
~ ,nd boGud iu style slual In every resp CT 10
r.t., IS Feports and 70 be pftDt' bound, ana de-
uwsred s'hiu three month. after reception OF con-
r. cirrs, bnds which are 10 he approved by the
s.nra1.rr vf the commonwealth.
pronusa g tor prind must state whether for one
or b iii " iR 70, The price 4er lnousand' and per
~ ,nla, r or o tuilIressiUrs for rress- S1rs.
Pronrsas 'sr Disdirg must stare vine her Tor One
or boil, vilun7fs. and 30 much per volume.
dersIpneu. and ,rayn,ent Tor phAing and binding
The same made o.. t',ln1 rna o;,on wcaih, n
W r nm of The tc+ports IT, De printed eau be seen
1t "r 'n''e oi t.. r WALKER,
* o6-eod3, Sureriltendent PubiL: i.rnting
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SPECIAL NOTVCEs-

I T sYCLE BROTHERS WILL OPEN
MONDAY 100 pieces ZEBRASUiTlEGSa at 2hc.
worth zoe. per yard, Plain and striped GkAsS
CLOTHS In oil shades, st sYCLE BROTHERS.
jy a
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Gentlemen will find gauLe shirts at 40 and soc.
worth Toe. and II; sua-umbrellss at 1926, and
bargains in socks, gloves, and hsndkerchiefs &c
LEVY BROTHERS.
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JUsr THREE HUNDRED DOZEN LEFT OF ihoss
nice mus:iu rufi.s NJ 35c per dozen 'aes- eSss '
,rnt, : AZ s,,c per dozen, al Levy BROTHERS,.
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PERSONS visiting III. watering places shountsr
their TOILET OUTFITS from MEADE& q sAksh'
they have cjluice lot III articles In tIits Hhe'
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Great bargains 4 remnants OF LADIES, DRESS
GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS.. Extraordinary bar
gains are now being offered.
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Another arrival OF ladies' ready. made dresses,
overskirts, jackets, busters, and uisters at LEVY
BRO1u1ns,.
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E FIVE THOUSAND YARDS MORE Of that exce.len.
slc, calico VIII be offered At Levy saoIIIkaS TO-
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Any one in search nf really medicinal waters
the m ost salubrious and delightful Bath IN M VI.
rtuja-will do well 10 Gull al the ROCK nRiDGh
FAITHS The Waliawhatoola water, sulphur
water and Iron water constantly at the hotel iresl
from their fountains. , .,.,
seeker we claim advantages over every other wafer.
ing-plare in the moun,uins Of virslnia zen miles S
psseengcrs leaving Richmond. Washington, and
baltimore in the morning arrive at the Baths lof
supper. ,vo1m
S..nt for our circular. JE S-lm
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COMMISSION MERCHAyrs.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or q call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t Will be to your advsntage, 81
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HousH.- Unsurpassed ia
cilities for the prompt execution OF all kinds Of
printing. Order, aIled promptly and at low p-sces.
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UAvING PURCHASED THE INTER
/ Ii est or my partner wi carry on at the anne
KIN AMI 0LOCk>MiTH Bus n sS, and lke
tnis occasion to thank my friends aud he pnolc fr
their liberal patronage In The past AZ asE nr en-
''Iua RIrma0si,, on June 23, 1875. J.. 1855
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DRISTOL FEMALE COLLEGE.

The seventh annual session will begin WEDNFs-
DAY, September /. Faculty full; accommoda-
items ample For catalogue. containing full par
,,culsrs. address W.J. MORRISSETT, A. NJ,
,.os-dSwlm Bristol. Tenn.
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NE NEW LAWNS, NEW CAMBRICS
NEW PERChLhS, NEW PRlNTS,a at
,ty24 SYCLh BROTHERy.
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eTTO SEA-SHORE AND MOUNTAIN
TRAVELLERS.
GNODS FOR JULY.

T. K. PRICE & CO. Offer parties leaving The CITY
many new and choice goods.
LINEN TRkyELLING-SUITS,
EMBROIDERED TkAVkLL1SG-SCITS at xo 70
CAsi.tKIC and COTTON SKIRTS,
NLCk-SCAtFS in great variely.
LACE BAtBrS. LINEN COLLARS,
PUNGrE POPLlSS. YAk l. HCtS.
Also, NEW MOCRnIN8 GOODS. such as
TAMISE AZ 75c. to 81 so,
CRAPr: CLOTHS, hLPhCAS,
BDMBAZiNSS. UELAlkES,
F. F.BAkEH s, SILK HERSkN1S,
PLAID GRENADINES, &C. e2e
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DISSERTATIONS 4 PARTNERSHIPS

.VNHE FIRM OF W. P. SMITH & CO. is
/ disslypd This day by mutual consent ". r.
smith having purchas ed tle interest OF ntann!
assumes AL tnt debts and iabi!Ii'S,ane oy me nrH
and Is the only person authoriZedfs use the name
OF ,he H. III iu rsceipting for all accounts &C. que
10 the nrni. W. L. ohi1h u W.
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TIE WEATHER To.DAY.-Thep probabilities
are ha: the ,ceather today sei7l De partly
cloudy.
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CCHOOL On CHURCH HILL.

Mrs ELIZA j. PLEASASTS
vii, resume the duties of her school at No. 2612
Rrn,d street tcorncr of Twenty-sixth), on
MONDAY, 2orH OF SEPTEMBER MKT,
and soucits continuance OF the patronage hcreto-
cnr. e1iendcd 10 her ~ 2S 2wr
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TO till the position

neutrality-suspicious. TO till the position
~ of PreSidcpi Of Charlotte H1lt scnooi VII! W oe
rrc.y-n ly the President OF the -nlrd or Trustees
from DAT. un,n the third Wednesday in august,
when the trustees win proceed 10 consiit tue same
ana elrc, principsl for sid sch"ol. borough
1ualiDc,lio 10 teach Mathematics and al easl ,So
IT the naod,rn languages ard tha sciences ~Hi De
r,snIred 4 salary ut atHut oue tho asxnd dollars,
win = com Portable dwelling ana srvtn acres or
rood ~ ri. II asI grass laud ait. cecd- III be pVeH
All corn.annic.l,ions nust he addressed 10 Ctihe
JOHN H. sOT. DRUN. President OF the Board OF
Trustees, h,rlotie Hxl. 81. msry's county hd'@
I, - .sL1A mi
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M GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS
GOODS t. close out our wbele summef stock.
BLACK GRENADINES ut q great sacrifice at
jY "a sTCLE BROTHERS..
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NTILLBORO' SPRINGS,
M BATH COUNTY, VA
SULPHUR, ALUM. AND CHALYBEATE
WATERS-
two mills west or the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road These springs are now open 10 the pubnc.
Terms. II @ per month. A liberal discount 10 luiI-
lilies wishing 10 stag all summer. For flrther ln-
formation. address oc
jy 15-2H W. IT, HOihl ".
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~ WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCE
MENTS In Brown and Beached TABLE-LINEN,
FRuITrh9THs. NAPkiiSs,SDSoiaLa!EsS;7 81 r. T01, Ti ~
White and Colored BED.QUTL Ts, and CRIB
QUILTS. CURTAIN LACts cheaper than ever at
iY24 SYCLE BROTHkRS.
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boarding. AND DAY-SCHOUL.-
ID SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
No. 2 BAsT GRACE STREET. w.
Ms. MARIA l.. tARRlSGTOS prlnciOai, teV
PIKE POWERS ec-princip2i. The TWEEN y-fourin
session Of his institution i'll bceiu on the ST IA
OF UCT.IRnR, 1878. and close on ne 3"'n oi
June, 1875. For catalogues apply To tfie PRINCIPAL
or TO West, Johnston I Co., BOOKSELLERS Main
s,r. ri RichmnuO Va " l3-3m
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nLD DOMINION + tUSINESS COLLEGE,,
~ Eu.I217 MAIN SIRE I. III! HMONp, VA.
The Tnth annual session will begin October 1t
and continue till June !st follo"lhgI AC,ua. i
cn,mtrp-nruse Prsc!Ice, Book keeping In all its
nranch.s : peuAaiiship l,oh pain ana ornamental?
Commercial Law. Commercial hrithms TIC Btisl-
ness Customs. Forms. correspondence. Common
English. Sc. For particulars address ,
ir 10 fE'Rrf NJ S'N.ol"
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EDUCATIONAL.
CTAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
R,.r. MILLER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL

professo, f. Louls IpE Gate Of Virsinia Female i.
insi,utcl nrfuclpal Music Department. with Twelve
arui,iouai teachers and officers. xnenses very
70 able; cxtrsvagance In dress prohibited nrSt-
class hoYrI: instruction thorough ioc"'oh TIC
b. 81 in Stanton. ,,,, 49,.
send for catalogue, with cut of buildings ana
trir to y. !: Mh.hDS,
4, S0-cod1m staunIon. VIZ.