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80
Colored Henderson some Of them-baYe
circulated the report that il Governor Vance
is elected Governor OF North Carolina he
will send all the able-bodied negro men in
the State out to the Westto fight the Indians,
and many are credulous and simple enough
not only to believe that he has the power to
dose, but that he has expressed such a de-
termination. ,er,. ..s7. ant 81.
The State committees ofboth parties in
Massachusetts met on the same day, and
each selected Mechanics Hall, Worcester, as
the place, and September 9th as the time,
for holding its State Convention. The
Democrats were sharp enough, however, to
engage the hall in advance, so that the Re-
publicans will have to change their date. Z
A number Of Turks from Jerusalem, in
Syria, who are now engaged in business on
the Centennial grounds, have declared in
court their intention OF becoming American
citizens.
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PRESIDENT GRANT WRITING WHIsKEY-
RING HIsTOKY.-It is understood that the
President is having prepared statement
which he will disseminate at the proper
time through the public prints giving full
and candid history OF the whiskey prose
cutions from their incipiency until the pre-
sent time. 1t will hardly be ready to trans
nit to Congress before adjournment, but,
nevertheless, the President feels that it is
incumbent upon him to make statement
TO rebut Bluford Wilson'S testimony, and
give it to the public at as early day us pos
sible. It will explode some Of the opinions
OF the ex-Solicitor very materially. Cores
Dondence Baltimore 1mericGn.
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In recent speech Zcbulon y. Vance, the
gubcrnatorial candidate OF the Democracy
OF North Carolina, said: - am sorry that
I laid down my arms i'll 1865; am in favor
Of reGnslaving the negro, and ii that cannot
he done at once my idea is to adopt plan
which will bring about such Il condition OF
things. would deprive the negro OF ctlu-
cational privileges; | would pay him To-"
wages; would prevent him from acquiring
real estate; would deprive him OF arms,
ammunition, stock, and agricultural imple-
mcnts.H -Ba!tim0re american.
We are surprised to lind the american
fathering so evident falsehood. No man
OF any sense could possibly be deceived by
such lie. 1t carries its contradiction on its
own face
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TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS.
MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Parents In quest of tirst-class school for their
daughters will do we'll to investigate the claims Of
Department of female education MOUNT De
CHANTAL ranks pre-eminently high. Great atten,
ton Is given to perfect the pupils in writing and
speaking French with luency. For those sufficiently
advanced 1t Is the language OF their recreation hours
The purity of accent and correctness Of pronuncE-
ton acquired III this Institution have long been
nown for the superiority In music Is SO widespread
rs to have made this Academy almost national one
One feature In particular that should recommend
MOUNT DE CHANTAL to the sensible parent Is
the influence exercised 10 form the pupils to views
and habits OF economy, and TO render them really
practical and useful women OF society In after years.
Simplicity OF dress IS enforced by rule.
These facts. united to the exceedingly moderate
rates of board and tuition $500 per annum), WIZ
trust, to this school Us large and desirable
patronage IN the future As 1t has enjoyed In tbe
past. -,
For further particulars apply for prospcctu: %
the Dircctrcss OF Mount dc Chantal Academy OF Tie
Visitation. near Wheeling, W. Va. jy Ism
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PROPOSALS.
mo CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

- q i i 4 81 n .
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for the erection
of BUILDING FOR THE MILLER MANUAL
LABOR SCHOOL. situated In .tlbenarse county,
Va about six miles distant from the Greenwood de-
pot of Chesapeake and Ohio railroac.
The BUILDING Is to have front Of about 22S
feet, with sidein9s about $50 feet long to be three
stories high, including basement, and to have Man.
sard roof; to be supplied With water and gas, and
heated by steam or hotwater.
PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen,
blanks obtained, and further information given at
the offices Of Judge John L. Coehran IN Chariostes-
yille,Va, and A. Lybrock, architects Richmond, Va.
+ BIDS win be received at either place for any
branch OF the work or for the whole work completed.
In the latter case the proposals must be made by dl-
Ing out the furnished blank especially provided for
that purpose. $3.50
All bids must be sent la on or before The 9th day
OF, August, iS76, nt O'Clock II. M, when they win
be opened at the Office OF Judge John L. In
Charlottesville, Va. ), 5ls
Chairman Of naiiiiug COMMITTEES,
h CHARLOTTESyILLE,V4A Va, duly 10, 1875. -
A. Lybrpck. architect, No, Hi, State Bank
building, can be consulted between the hours OF 10
= ! 20 1y l9-stawtd
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MILES. HORSES, &c.

u 1TEAD If MULES and HORSES from ~
\, L. Goodman on consignment. They have been
used hut few months. Great bargains, as they
must he sold at once, owner having no further Use.
Call at KENTUCKY STABLES, Fifteenth street
between Main and Franklin. au lO-3t
MULES AND HORSES. TO AR On
Nl RIyE.-I EXPECT to receive by the 18th ~
of this month thirty-two LARGE, YOUNG MULES;
broke and unbroke; also. thirtY-four FARM and
DRIVING HORSES. Parties that can will do well
to wait as Mr.. Buck will sell them very low
al 5-cod6tk EDMOND BOSSlEUA.
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DEATH OF A CHILD BY SWALLOWING 4 GRAIN
OF GREEN CoFFEE.-A little daughter OF
John w. Upton, OF Hampden, Baltimore
county, aged three months, died Tuesday
under distressing circumstances. 4 little
brother Of the child last Friday put Il grain
OF green coffee into his sisters mouth,
which passed into the windpipe. Her
mother called in Dr. Cairns and DR.. Bowen.
They failed to relieve the little sufferer.
On Saturday the parents carried the child to
Baltimore to DR.. Allan z. Smith, who, on
account OF the tender age of the child, was
unwilling to perform the needed operation.
The child fingered until Tuesday, when
death relieved it OF its snilerings.
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CHARLES w. NEWTON is the Democratic
nominee for the State Senate in the Bar
bour county district, w. va. He is said to
,ginia Senate before and during the war.
We know him well, and, like everybody
else who is we'll acquainted with him, we
pronounce him true man, and an honor
to his district.
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.Tohn GOOde.

The denomination Of Dir. GooDE was eX-
pected by everybody. His district does not
contain better man and we would not
miss it if we should say the State. He is a
growing man at fifty. The Virginia White
House is within sight OF his present ele-
waited position.
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ROE" as the Appea. supposes, he OF least
had the example Of the southern States be-
fore him, oil Of which adopted in 1881 o
constitution containing a provision similar
to the one which Mr.. TMDEN proposes to
have Incorporated into the Constitution Of
the United States.
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n~yTHE FOLLOWING Z ARG AIMS
can now be had at
SYCLE BROTHERS, 429 BROAD STREET,
IL CTR


between Fourth and Fifth streets:
BLACK GRENADINES at half price;
COLORED GRENADINES to be sold regardless to
cost;
PLAIN and PLAID POPLINS and 3IOHAIRS
marked down to astonishingly low prices;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS reduced from 25 TO
40 per cent;
BLACK ALPACAS and MOURNING GOODS
the largest and best assorted stock In the city at
prices TO astouish every buyer;
CASSI3IERES and LINENS for men and boys
wear at greatly reduced prices;
49, PARASOLS to be closed out at n great sacri-
fee:
so dozen FANS remarkably cheap;
$50 pieces LAWNS In nice patterns:
,CAA1BRICS. PERCALES, and SUMMER PRINTS
at reduced prices;
A handsome stock of choice HA31BuRGH EDG-
INGS and INSERTlNGS-to be sold at one half
OF Importers price;
MATTINGS and OlL-CLOTIiS ut and below cost
Don't fall to call ut and secure the bargains
at SYCLE BROTHERS..
aus
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uOLLINS INSTITUTE,
BOTETOlJRT SPRINGS. VA.

Thirty-fourth annual session will open or the
18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Faculty: Fifteen ladies and gentlemen. besides
other officers. Board and tuition In all literary stu
dies, 1925. Apply for circulars. Young Ladies pros
posing to attend should register 1T once.
Depot: Salem, Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
railroad
.POst-ofrce: Botetourt Springs, Va.
CHARLES L. COOKE,
iyl9-eOdllt Superintendent
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Nj SYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received the largest stock Of DED-QUiLIS mat
ever was In the city.
WHITE BED-QUILTS, ull full size, at 75c., Soc,
81. 1925, s1.75, 81, s2.35, $3.50, $3.50, SO,
and 81. worth rs per cent more
These GOODS have been bought very cheap and
will be sold accordingly. au
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II ENMORE UNIVERSITY
n IIIGH-SClIoDT

AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA
III. A. STROBE (5lath Mcdalist, University Of
yirginia), Principal and Instructor In Mathematics
and Natural Sciences
Ii. G.. BROCK, b. Lit, University of Virginia ire
Gently assistant Instructor in Latin, University o!
Virginia), instructor in Greek, Latin, French, aud
German.
Strictly preparatory to the University OF Virginia.
Students received If over ten years of age The
school is easily accessible by railroad large GYM
NASIUM BUILDING, well appointed, Is late impor-
tant addition to the school,
TERMS for half session. payable in advance: TUT
ton and board Including. fuel and medical aten-
dance, $3.50. For students under fifteen years Of
age: Tuition and board Including fuel medical al
tendance, lights, and washing, sl3j.
For catalogue address f. n. STROBE.
is S-S,Tu.&Th,2m Principal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-Ata reg
~ ular meeting Of the LOVING SONS AND
DAUGHTERS OF CORNELIUS, held Tuesday
night last, the following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing term: A. H.. Mayo, President; Rachael
Luckadoe, Vlce-President; Richard Williams, Trea-
surer: Lucy Henry, Hack Treasurer; William II.
Gwathmey, Secretary; N. A. Butler, Assistant Sec
Rotary; James Washington, Chaplain and Modera-
tor; X. L. Gwathmey, Assistant Marshal, Ella Har-
ris, Chairman; Hester johnson, Assistant Chair
man. s.i -sE- .GsEs.
All desiring to become members can apply to the
Secretary, No. SIS Thirty-frst street. $500
1l-1tR -.
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COWS FOR SALE.

DOR SALE, ANOTHER LOT OF g8s
L COWS and CALVES, fresh to the pal. .5f.s
Also one THOROUGHBRED ALDERNEY COW
and CALF Inquire at r. H. ELLETT'S, 513 Mar
shall street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Al ! C-Tn,I MIN G. DREYFUS.
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MATCHES. Jewellery. &c.

SPECIAL NOTWITHSTANDING dis SSs
ID continued the business of lending money 80
on collaterals, have determined TO sell all skSNA
the forfeited pledges on hand at the advances made
on same, which Is In every case much below original
cost. The goods consist Of s 10y
Superb STEM and KEY-WINDiNG WATCHES,
VEST, GUARD, OPERA, and CHATELAINEs
Elegant AMETHYST, CAMEO, and other SET
- RINGS, BUTTONS, &c. - ttis
shalt continue to sell until all the articles are DIS
posed Of In order TO realize the cash, great induce
ments win be offered to purchaser. So, come carly
and often to 8. A. WINSTOCk'S,
jy11-am No. 1T north Fourteenth street. s.
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r A PRAYER-MEETNG, IN ENG
LIsH, win be held ut o'clock THIS Thursday
EVENING at the German Methodist chapel, Leigh
street between First and Foushec.
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In his magnificent essay OH Milton,
Macauluy saws that us civilization advances
true poetry declines. - Christian Advocate.
Then we know centennial poet who
must be the advanced guard of civilization.
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NJ BUY YOUR HAMBURGER EDG-
INGS at COHEN BROTHERS. They have the
largest assortment and the lowest prices ever known
on those goods auo
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MEETINGS..
ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
Association viii fake place on THURSDAY, August
10th, at Association Hall [roOms y. NJ. c. A.; NO.
Sl9 Main street, ut Sh 7. 81. Admission only oy
membership, or by invitation card
Members DESTROYS Of obtaining invitation CARDS
VIII be supplied on application to HENRY Z. WATT,
music-stOre, No. 920 Main street. au 9-lt
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Mr.. Plat declines a commission in Gene
raj Dix's corps OF Boys in Blue because he
will be absent from the State during the
presidential campaign.
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M COHEN BROTHERS STILL CON-

ME- COHEN BROTHERS STILL CON-
TINUE to close their stock at great sacrifice.
Their goods are now offered without regard to cost
| or value
The balance of their sUAIsfER DRESS GOODS at
6,S, 10, and 1916;
DRESS GOODS at Is, 16H, 90, aud 25c., sold -four
weeks ago for 25, 80, So, 40, and Soc;
BLACK GRENADINES ut &c., reduced from
371c.;
! 800 yards IRON GRENADlNE at 2oc' Value Oh
which was Csc first part Of this season; ut 3Oc.,
cost over SOC;
The largest and most elegant stock of BLACK and
COLORED SILKS ever offered in the city this
! season Of The year. These goods were purchased
! to the greatest advantage, and are offered re-
CARELESS Of value;
Also, 4 large stock Of BLACK ALPACAS OF the
most superior manufacture greatly reduced iir
prices;
Their stock of WHITE GOODS such as Swiss, Tar
lntans, Check and Striped Muslins, Lace Stripes
and Paids, Organdies, Nainsooks, &C., are now
offered regardless OF value to close for this season;
Special attention Is called TO n lot OF over 1,ouo
yards OF AMERICAN and FRENCH PlQUES,
which are sold al less than one half their package
cost;
Also, large lot of RIBBONS, in all widths and col
ors, greatly reduced;
FRENCH-WOvE CORSETS at SIX, SO, 75c., VI,
and S1.5O-the best and cheapest now offered IN
the city;
rs LLAMA LACE POINTS at one third their value
to close for this season;
| TABLE LINENS ut &c.; the German hand-woyen
(pure linen), 375c., reduced from 65c.;
DOUBLE SATTEEN FRENCH TABLE LINENS
greatly reduced;
HONEY-COMB QUILTS-fu sizes-65c.;
BRIDAL QUILTS-the largest in use-at s5c;
A very large stock of 4IARSEILLES QUILTS at
equally reduced rates, purchased DIT the recent
auction sales;
Good quality 1O-4 sHEETING at 90, 25, 80, and
35c., reduced from 5 to l0c. yard;
500 yards YARD-WIDE MATING at lsisc.-lhe
quality generally sold ut 25c.;
PARASOLS again reduced to positively close for
this season. This brings them FAR below half
,,l,at they wnrn sold for dnring the senson. au
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Dcati, of EupEie,ne BOIlfaS.

We regret to be called upon to announce
the death Of the bright and interesting child,
E,lpheme Boudar, who, it will be remem-
bered, was seriously injured on the morn.
ing of tho 4th of July by Il brick which fell
from the front OF the american building.
The injury was OF such character that IL
was at first supposed death must speedily
ensuc, but she has fingered 1or thlrIy-ule
DAYS. there being at one time strong hopes
entertained bv her medical attendants, Pro-
lessor Butler and DR.. Hill, that she would
ultimately recover. Within the past few
days an unfayorabe change was noticed,
and at : O'Clock yesterday afternoon she eX-
PRED.
There was, we learn, throughout her
Drostration but little evidence OF physical
suffering, and she finally departed calmly
and quietly, surrounded by her stricken
parents and sorrowing friends. Everything
That the best medical Skill could devise for
her comfort and relief was freely rendered
IA her parents. who have been unrtmtting
in their attention to the little sufferer. She
WAS a bright and intelligent child OF nine
wears OF age, speaking French and English
with equal fluency, and universal 1avoritc
with her family and friends.
The injury and subsequent death OF this
unfortunate little girl has occasioned much
sorrowful regret in the american building.
We Dridcd ourselves on having put up this
extensive structure on the corner OF the
most crowded thoroughfare in the city with
out accident Of any kind to the thousands OF
pedestrians who were hourly passing under
its walls. Every care and precaution was
taken, even to the erection OF shedding, and
in all matters connected with the internal
affairs Of the office the rule has been to have
everything so secure that even stupidity
could not create an accident.
When informed OF this serious disaster
bv falling brick we could not believe it
possible, rs we knew there was not loose
brick about the building. An examination
of the gas-fixtures put up for the centennial
illumination showed that the Workmen had
imprudentIy used two bricks to elevate
the Jets surrounding the statues Of Franklin
and Morse. One OF these, by the vibration
OF the wind, had slipped from its position,
with the sad result. we are called upon to
record.
The work of putting up these fixtures
was entrusted to one of the most prudent
and careful firms in the business, and every
caution was used in the decoration OF the
building to guard against accident. Oc-
curing at G. O'Clock in the morning, when
there were but few people on the street, it
might have been supposed that nothing Sc
rious would have resulted from it, but Mr.
Boudar and his two children were standing
almost alone on the pavement, viewing the
decorations of the Sun building, when the
brick was loosencd by the wind and fell
on the head of his eldest child.-Baltin0r
American Of yesterday.
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~ GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS
THREAD. hfERINO. LAMBS WOOL, and COT
TON SOCKS;
COTTON, SILK, and LINEN HANDhEkChiEfo Of
KID, BUCK, DOG-sKIN,.rHREAD, and COTTON
GLOVES;
MERINO, SILK, COTTON, I II r AD' and
LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS;
LINEN, PAPER, and CLOTH-LINED COLLARS :
SUSPENDERS in great variety;
BOWS, TIES SCARFs, and CRAFATs;
CUFF. SLEEVE, and COLLAR-BUTTONs;
SHIRT-STUDs In great variety;
PAPER and LINEN CUFFS of the latest styles;
yALIsEs, TRUNKS, and sHAWL-STRAPS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
SHIRTS Of our own manufacture, the best mate
rial, only 81 25 for completely-made Shirt.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

T5NHE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
i COMFORT, VA. situated within one hundred
and fifty yards of Fort Monroe. Open all the yeaI
with ample capacity for 500 guests. Has all modern
improvements. Six daily malls and telegraph office
Fifteen twenty rst-class steamers land daily tex
cept Sunday $50 yards from the door. Superior
beach for bathing at doorstep. and good from May
until November Boating, fishing, and driving cspc
cially attractive Send for circular describing n.y.
e1enic advantages, &C., &c.
an 4-tSeI II. PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
AEOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL.-Good fare,
l7l frecstone and chalybcatc water, cool atmos-
phcrc, and the finest views In the mountains.
Thermometer, rs degrees July Sth.
Board, $3.50 per month. Address
j. +. WANGER.
Mountain Top,
jy 13-1m Augusta county, Va.
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GROCERIES. dc.

NHALLENGE COMPETIT1ON.-Ha
" lust received SIXTY-TWO HALF CHESTS
more Of those CHOICE TEAS that'lavc given such
universal satisfaction At Fl per p2un9; G9 0ID
CHOP GUNPOWDER TEA, 81; FOMOSA OOLON
TEA 81: CHOICE ENGLISH BREAkFAST, 81;
MIXED TEA, 40c., mt Virginia Tea aud Conee store
corner Main and Eighth streets. .
ans H. w. SHELTON, Proprietor,
CARGO OF LIVERPOOL SALT.-DA-
" NEWPORT 6 MORRIS. Seventeenth stree
offer for sale the cargo OF the bark Statsaad Brocn,
dav cxpected direct from England, consisting OF
LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, Worthington brand, III
large full blcached sacks. Also, GROUND ALUM
S stS RI r., b,,IE mr. sacks aus
TOHN T.. MORRIS ~ CO.,
81 1884 MAIN STREET,
offer for sale the largest variety Of STAPlE and
FANCY GROCERIES TO be found In any one mouse
south of baltimore. Goods at New York prices,
frcigbts added We invite IN examination Of stock
dnccments, y11-1m
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BELLEVUE HIGH-SCHOOL,
ID BEDFORD COUNTY, VA,
OH Virginia and Tennessee railroad, fifteen miles
west of Lynchburg.
Full corps of teachers. High and healthy location
Pupils members OF the family. Session begins SEP
TEDER 18TH.
For catalogues or detailed information apply To
WILLIAM II. ABBOT. Principal.
ty JD-npdDn Reliryup D,fst-O,lra
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rg ANOTHER LOT OF THAT NOTE
PAPER ut 81 per ream;
Another lot of those HEAVY ENVELOPES at 5Oc
for box Of $50;
Another lot Of those RUBBER-lIEAD LEAD-PEN-
CILS at 25c. per dozen;
Another lot of HIGH BACK COIBS-thc incest
vet offered for the money;
Another lot OF WIDE SILK and LEATHER
BELTS;
Another lot of those cheap CORSETS at
LEVY BROTHERS..
The new style BLACK BRACELETS. au
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HOTELS.
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
n CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.

A MEXICAN HOTEL,
n CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.
term of years, oer TO the public rst-rate hotel al
low rates 10 suit the times. The conduct of the hotel
will be under their own Immediate supervision. and
prompt personal attention will be given to all who
may favor them with their patronage.
The American Hotel in the main is new four. ftils
of 1t being In the Ely block, which Is just being n-
lshed.
It contains ONE HUNDRED LARGE AND
WELL VENTILATED BEDROOMS. Many of
them arc so arranged to be used connecting par
lors and bedrooms to suit VISITORS OF
the whole number front south and southeast aoTd-
ing delightful breeze In summer and the genlal rays
of the sun In winter These rooms are wei stea
lnvalids.
on Main street. In tie very best portion OF the city.
and in close proximity to all the following places
Tobacco Exchange, Corn and Flour Exchange flour,
ing mills banks, insurance companies, courts, real
iio and all the principal DSineSS-hOtise, Doth whole
sale and retail. or every class.
The ladies' entran pariors are on o1ain street.
The business office Is on Twelfth street, easy of ac
cess, and has attached thereto u PASSENGER ELE-
yATOR, by Which, at o moments notice, visitors
can be placed on any floor In the building. the hotel
is heated with steam throughout, ana has all The mo-
dern improvements to constitute
- A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Our TABLE will be OF the best. and our long
and successful experience In hotel life will assure
visitors that nothing Will be left undone TO make them
comfortable, and we solicit the patronage OF our
friends and the travelling public, rs we'll rs city
PRICE PER DAY. So.
BALLARD 6 DoDSON, Proprietors.
JOHN P. BALLARD, j. s. DoDsoS.
former proprietor OF Ex- late of Park Hotel
change Hotel aud founder
of Ballard House. fes4s
RICHMOND, August !, 1876. au1
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.,manlns,'A,GEa

Married, at Weldon, N. c., on the 18th OF Jniy,
1875. Mr.. A. F. SHULTZ, OF Richmond 20 bliss
ANNIE IT., only daughter OF the late T. 6. Bridges,
of Gloucester county, Va.
iChrfstidn Advocate and Religious Herald please
COPY.