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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-09

Mr.. William \. Potter, late supervising
architect Of the Treasury, has returned to
New York, thoroughly Disguised with Off
cial position. He says he was not asked to
give up his place, but resigned voluntarily,
and would have done so sooner but for the
fear he entertained that the position would
fall in the hands of Mr.. Mullett again,
whose pretensionS as an architect he ridi-
culeS. Mr. Potter left the position con-
WINGED that Mullett would be unable to OBJ
tain il.
After much delay Mayor Latrobe, OF Bal
timore, has approved the ordinance to pre-
vent the Offering for sale in Baltimore OF
live fowls tied by the legs. The penalty
for tying chickens legs for sale is two dol
lars and costs. For some time past, pending
the known determination OF the Mayor to
sign the ordinance, fowls have been coming
in coops to the market, and the practice
hereafter will be general.
The pardon Of Alderman Cullerton, VINO
had been convicted Of neglect OF duty "niie
United States gauger, and sentenced 10 me
and six months imprisonment, was re-
ceived ut Chicago Monday. The line was
not RENTED.
General BENJAMIN Harrison has formally
accepted the nomination for Governor re-
Gently rendered him by the Republican
state Central Committe Of Indiana, in place
OF Godloye S. Ortiz, declined.
Mrs. Patrick Williams was burned to
death at Lowell, Mass, Monday, her clothes
taking fire from pipe she was smoking.
Wcightman a. Nesley's backing factory
was burned at Pittsburgh, Pa, Monday.
Loss, Sl8,00a: insurance, $4,000.
Democrats Of the Fifteenth Pennsylvania
Congressional district have renominated j.
Is. Kelly for Congress.
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Virginia Briefs.

w. 7. Powell, Esq, manager OF the
Richmond Theatre, is rusticatlng ut Ola
Point.
Judge WV. Crump, member OF the Le-
gisature from Richmond, is stopping at the
Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk.
State Senator John Dickinson is confined
to his home, in Grayson, suffering from
whitc-swelling in enc Of his legs.
Charles Mason, OF King George county,
who was so badly injured by threshins-
machine recently, is improving. His son,
j. r. Mason, OF Texas, is with him.
On Monday Governor Walker introduced
ing with New York in reference to the
transportation OF goods in bond.
Judge Fullerton, who took such proml-
nent part in the Beecher trial, will deliver
the address before the Piedmont Agricul-
t,lral Society next October.
Among the speakers who will address the
people OF Norfolk on Thursday night are cN-
Governor G. G.. Walker and Hon. John
Randolp Tucker.
A primary election for the nomination Of
a candidate for the House OF Delegates, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF Gene
raj L. Il. Bagwell, will be held on the fourth
Saturday in September.
The Virginia Telegraph Company, whose
lines extend from Alexandria to Manassas,
Winchester, Harrisonburg, Staunton, and
other points, has been sold to the Royal
Land Company, Of Virginia.
Hon. W. NJ. Levy, OF Louisiana, will leave
Washington as soon as the business OF Con-
gress will permit, and will take the stump
in Virginia and North Carolina for Tilden
and Hendricks and victory.
The city OF Richmond, Va, for four years
the capital OF the Confederate States, has
contributed more money to the Custer mon
ument than any city in the North, except
New York. How about "that old rebel
YELL" eh:-Raleigh Sentinel.
William r. Woodson is appointed post
master 1T Charlemont, Bedford county, Va,
uice William A. Almond, resigned. The
pOst-o1ficc at BoswelFs. Fluvanna county,
Va, is discontinued for want of a candi-
date. The papers 60 to Columbia. The
post-otfice at Kenncdy's, Brunswick county,
Va, is discontinued, rs not needed. The
papers go to Edmund's Store. The post
office at Hog Island, Surry county, Va, Is
discontinued for want OF mail supply. The
papers go to Wilson'S Landing, Charles City
county.
The Senate Committee on Public Grounds
and Buildings concede that the Government
should build monument at Yorktown, but
think this not the time to do it.
Governor Kemper passed through Lynch
burg Monday on his way to Blacksburg to
attend the commencement exercises OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical College. DR..
Lawson, Judge Cochran Of Staunton, and
others, members Of the Beard OF Trustees,
also went up.
General w. II. L. Lee, General G. S.
Mcem, and other members OF the Executive
Committee OF the State Agricultural Soci-
ETY., passed through the same day en- route
to the Montgomery White Sulphur to at
tend 4 meeting OF the committee at that
place. s
Rev. DR.. Biting and Professor Harris, OF
Richmond, and Or. Montgomery and Mr..
Maurice Moore, Of this city, went to Lib
erty last evening to attend an association at
that place.-Lynchbarg Virgiaian.
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THE RAILROAD TO ORANGE COURTHOUSE
Mr.. S. D. Harms, president, and MI. X. n.
Poole, the superintendent, OF the Royal
Land Company, the corporation that now
owns and controls and proposes completing
the railroad between Fredericksburg and
Orange Courthouse, were in town on sat
ur(lay, and had conference with the
Board of Directors of the old company.
The terms of the Royal Land Company's
contract required that they should, by the
Sth OF this month, have $4,000 OF railroad
iron in Fredericksburg, or in lieu OF it (as
provided by the amended contlact) deposit
SIC, 900 in the National Bank here, subject
to the control OF the Board OF Directors,
and which should be declared rs forfeited to
the old company in case OF the Royal Land
Company's failure 10 build the road, as
specified in the contract.
Messrs. Harms and Poole came prepared
to put up the money forfeit. 1t seems that
railroad iron is declining, and they want to
purchase ut the lowest figures. Accord
ingly they gave the check OF Pittsburgh
pa bank on New York bank OF reputc,
endorsed by S. d. Harms, for $4,000,
which, with $4,000 now in bank here, makes
$4,000; and in addition thereto a bill OF sale
of 4 narrow-gauge railroad locomotive NOW
on the Centennial grounds at Philadelphia,
and recently purchased), which is to be
shippedat Philadelphia between the 22d and
9th OF this month. The locomotive cost
$4,000, so that really the forfeit up amounts to
$4,000; all of which is to be returned to
the Royal Land Company when $4,000 OF
railroad iron is put down here.
This looks like earnest business on the
part Of men who want to buy their iron ut
the lowest figures--men who offer money
finland security rs an evidence OF their
good faith.
The work OF altering the line to marrow
gauge is, we hear, to begin at once ut Par
ker's Store.
Engineers were ut work on saturday IN
locating route from their wharf on the
river to their statioa-hOuse near the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company's depot.
Harrisonburg has offered to give the
ROYAL Land Company ten acres OF ground
free, and also to refrain from taxing all
buildings thereon erected, on condition that
the workshops, &C., may be erected in that
town. Ii fredericksburg will make the
same offer it is probable that Fredcricks-
burg will secure the addition to her popula-
ton that they will surely bring.-Frede-
ricksburg Herald.
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Tie Life and Public iSeruices Of Noa.
Samuel j. Iftden. BY 7. p. C0oH. To
which is added sketch Of the Life OF
Hon. THOMAS \. HENDRICKS, Democratic
Nominee for Vicc-PresidcEt. With Por-
traits on Steel.
This may be called all authentic liie Of
the Great Reformer, seeing that he not only
furnished many documents and letters Tor
examination, but submitted to be inter-
viewed freely, by the author.
DR., A. ). MCRAE and ". L. ?CMPIIEEY
are the agents for this city.
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ELECT ENCU RSION TO WEST
~ POINT MONDAY. AUGUST Ia, 1S76.

Tho undersigned having chartered Il special train
on the York River road, respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally. that he VIII on inc
and deIightiul resort WEST POINT. q
Ills experience and success OF all excursions IN
which he has heretofore been engaged Is guarantee
thar this the ONLY excursion this road now offered
the public and iii which the undersigned Is alone m
tcrcstcd will receive his trctcst attention. ana tne
host Of order viii be maintained, and that persons
fayorIug him with their patronage will spend All
agreeable and orderly day The fact that he has rel
Gently met with painful accident, which mas caseo o
eve specially presents his claim for your patronage
on this occasion. SELECT MUSIC has been 81, en-
gagged The usual enjoyments will he offered With
0uf stint to the patrons Of this EXCLUSION.
Tickets Gcntlepcn. 81; ladies, SOC: teiresn-
mcnts az city prices. Train leaves OK ilVcr
dcnot ut 1870 A. NJ. and return at 1870 L. NJ.
'of0' S. X. PERDUE, Manager.
M 5-6tS.Tu,W .Th,F.&S
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SUDDEN DEATu.-On Monday morning
last lrs. Anna Read, wife OF the Rev.
Enoch Read, while in the act of rising from
her bed, Tell and expired, without her
husband, who was in the room at the time,
knowing anything OF it. Mrs. Read was
near fifty years OF age, and the couple were
on a visit to their son, DR.. w. 7. READ,
Wardtown, Northampton county. Her re-
mains were inferred in the family buryins-
ground, louisville, this county, on We'd
ncsdav -Eustern TuuiniQn.
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Tie Educational Journal for August Is
an unusually interesting No. 1t contains
amongst other articles Professor W. ROBIN
THRRY's essay upon the professional Gull
ture Of Teachers" read in the eleventh an
nual session OF the Educational Association
OF Virginia.
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The Virginia Medical Monthly for Au-
gust is upon our table. DR.. l.. 3. EDWARDS,
editor and proprietor. The editor has his
own notions, and is not afraid to say what
he thinks. In this issue lie discusses with
telling effect the medical ''Code OF Ethics"
This No IS in fact rich i'll the variety ana
interest OF its articles.
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o- COHEN BROTHERS STILL CON-

RY- 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 SUMMER DRESS GOODS at
g. 10, and 1916:
DRESS GOODS at Is, 1G15, 90, and Csc, sold four
weeks ago for %, 80, 50, 40, and Soc;
BLACK GRENADINES IL 15c reduced from
37i.c.;
800 yards IRON GRENADINE at 25c., value OF
which was Csc. frst part of this season; NJ 3Uc.'
cost over Soc:
Tho largest and most elegant stock of BLACK and
CoIORED SILKS ever offered in the city this
season Of the year. These goods were purchased
to the greatest advantage, and are offered re-
gardless of value;
Also. Il large stock of BLACK ALPACAS OF the,
most superior manufacture greatly reduced III
prices; ,r..
Their stock of WHITE GOODS, such rs Swiss, Tar
latans Check and Striped Nluslins, Lace Stripes
and Plaids Organdes, Nainsooks, &C., arc now
offered regardless OF value to close for this season.
Spccial attention IS called to lot OF over 1'ouo
wards of AMERICAN and FRENt II Pl'SOE
which are sold At less than one half their package
cost:
Also. large lot Of RIBBONS, in all widths and col
ors, greatly reduced;
FRENCH-WOvE CORSETS Mt SIX, 90, Toe, 81,
and $1.5o-the best and cheapest now onered III
the city:
75IJAMALACE POINTS ut one third their value
to close for this season;
TABLE LINENS ut 33c.; the German hand-woven
(purc linen). 37,!c., reduced from 65c.;
DOUBLE SATTEEN FRENCH TABLE LINENS
greatly reduced;
HONEY-COAIB QUILTS-fu!l sizes-65c.;
BRIDAL QUILTS-the largest In usc-at Soc;
A very large stock OF MARSElLLES QUILTS at
equally reduced rates, purchased at the recent
auction sales;
Good quality lO-4 SIIEETING at 90, 25, 80, and
35c reduced from to loo. yard;
500 wards YARD-WIDE MATING ut lSIac.-lhe
quality generally sold ut Csc;
PARASOLS again reduced to positively close ior
this season. This brings them far below half
what they were sold for during the season. au
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WISH THEY MAY GET IT.-The committee
OF the House OF Representatives wish to in
struct the Acknowledgement to institute
measures for recovering the money which
GnAsT, WILLIAMS, and JOHNNY DAVENPORT,
unla@fully used in 1872 in New York in
carrying that State for the frst-namcd OF the
trio. Wish they may get it! That thirty
four-thousand-dollar grab is gone. Let the
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n9THE FOLLOWING BARGA AIN!

ngTHE FOLLOWING 3 A r G AIMS
can now be had ut
SYCLE BROTHERS, 429 BROAD STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth streets
BLACK GRENADINES at half price;
COLORED GRENADINES to he sold regardless to
cost;
PLAIN and PLAID POPLINS and MOHAIRS
marked down to astontshngiy low prices;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS reduced from % to
40 per cent;
BLACK ALPACAS and MOURNING GOODS
the largest and best assorted stock In the city at
prices to astonlsh every buyer;
CASSI4IERES and LINENS for men and boys
wear ut greatly reduced prices;
135 PARAsOLs to be closed out ut n great sacri-
flee:
so dozen FANS remarkably cheap;
$50 pieces LAWNS IN nice patterns:
CAATBRICs. PERCALES, and SUMMER PRINTS
at reduced prices;
4 handsome stock Of choice HAMBURGER EDG.
INCS and INSERT1SGS-to be sold ut one half
OF importers price;
MATTINGS and OIL-CLOTHS ut and below cost.
Don't fail TO call 1t and secure the bargains
at SYCLE BROTHERS.
au3
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..JoNEs" writes You mistook the point
entirely. Look at your paper, and you
will find pubic instead of public" why,
JONES! We would never have suspected
YOU of " going back" on the printers in that
way. No wonder we missed the point.
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4 pnnular Man.
THE LADIES ALL ron HfM--A VIEW OF THE
ppEsspesT-WAN TE D-PERsONAI.s MAGSEs

rHE LADIES ALLfoH gfM----A VIEW or THE
pREsEpgsT-WAFT z D-PERsa0 SOB ! AAGSEE
& TIgM. IL -
rcorresponden OF the New York Tribune.l
Governor Hendricks had n curious politi-
cal exneriar,ce Friday night. An account
nj the affair was obtained from political
aily and great admirer OF Governor Hen
dricks. Johnstown, in Fulton county, Is
ahout thirty miles west OF Saratoga, ana
t;ftv miles by rail. The Democrats OF the
nlace were to raise q campaign fag-pole, and
Eoyernor Hendricks promised to be pre-
sent. Hence his dispatch with Governor
TiIden and sudden disappearance from sa-
ratoca. The people OF Fulton county,
which is said to give n Republican majority,
were collected Mt Johnstown to the number
Of 5000 or 6,0O0, and for the sake OF seeing
a presidential candidate agreed to wait till
ii o'clock at night for his appearance. They
made very big lion OF him.
at Schenectady, while he was on the rail-
way platform surrounded by few gentle-
men and policemen, one OF party OF young
ladies asked the officer il the man: IN the
centre was under arrest. NO" SAID ne,
ait is Governor Hendricks" The young
lady shouted, "Come, girls. see; mere Is
Governor Hendricks" Her companions
clapped their hands, cheered in their way,
and quite abashed Mr.. Hendricks Win the
enthusiasm Of their greeting. Here the IN In,
formant made 4 parenthcsls to say, VIII
great stress 81 tell you, you should nave
seen Governor Hendricks among the ladies.
,rhov ali fold him they would vote for him
il they could. He takes with the "oiheh
wonderfully"
At Johnstown the lion was placed IN an
omnibus, and procession was formed.
# was IL O'Clock. Governor Hendricks
was driven into town, the omnibus
being escorted by thirty-six young men
who are to cast their first vote this
fall: and in the circus symbolism winch
was extemporized each OF these virginia.
politicians represented State OF the Union,
Uncle Sam riding inside and completing the
tableau The populace followed close after,
and. as this conscientious Democrat tells the
story. could not wait for the omnibus to
reach its destination. 1t was bcsct on all
sides. i party OF Irishmcn got close behind.
One said to another, " Boost me up, Jimmie,
fin 7 cit O. view OF the President" Jimmie
q boosted" and the other, catching sight
Of the Governors smiling countenance,
shouted, "Ah! he's 4 beauty, boys?" 600
in on your good looks, Guy'nor, and yell
VIM"
Governor Hendricks made speech at the
pole-raising, which was not long but OK
cited much enthusiasm. His letter was then
read to the crowd by gentleman who
whetted their expectation by telling then,
that it was reserved to the people OF Fulton
county to be the first in the United States
to hear the document. Governor Hen,
bricks aitcrward said he did not know it
was so good letter till he heard it read
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kEILEY IN THE TRAcEs.-Ex-Mayor kEI-
LEY, congressional clector for this district,
will address the people OF Louisa ut their
courthouse next Monday. II the voters OF
that good old county will turn out on that
day they will be well repaid for their trou-
BILE. Mr.. KELLEY is perhaps the most popu-
lar orator in this city. He can feel the pub
lie pulse, and tell in an instant what will
make il bound.
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PIC-NICs.

CELECT EXCURSION AND BASKET
y PICNIC TO sTAPLES'S MILLS, Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, IUEsDA1:
meInbcrs Of Broad-Street Sabbath School. Ilckets:
Soc for adults and 25c for children; E i;
August / 5th Tickets to be had OF members OF the
school before and on morning Of 1T church
or train, corner of Eighth and Broad streets.
OIL .l4.&15
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In reading the report Of the trustees Of
the Peabody Educational Fund it will be
worth while to note that the only three
southern States in which schools do not
flourish are the three southern States which
Governor Kellogg says the Republicans will
carry in November. 1t is sorry showing
for southern republicanism when popular
ignorance Is q condition OF success Phila-
delpAia Times.
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And now the story is that TILDEN is
going to send "a barrel of money" to
Maine. How many barrels OF it has UNCLE
SAM. The New York Times tells the story,
and solemnly warns the Republicans TO
counteract the trick!
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Me- GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING

ME- GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS
THREAD, MERINO, LAMBS WOOL ana Col-
TON SOCKS;
COTTON, SILK, and LINEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures
KID, BUCK, DOG-sIlN,:THREAD,n and COTTON
GLOVES;
MERINO, SILK, COTTON, I IL y ana
LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS;
LINEN, PAPER, and CLOTH-LISED COLLARS
sIJsPENDERS in great variety;
ROWS, TIES SCARFS, and CRAVATS;
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. 20 for Il completcly-made Shirt.
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AMENDMENTS.

DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
Associntion viii fake place on THURSDAY, August
10th, at Association Hail (rooms Y. NJ. c. A.; NO:
$40 Main strcet) ut 81 p. NJ. Admission Only ny
Members dcsirous of obtaining invitation cares
Will be supplied on application to HENRY Z. w 6AnT,
music-store, No. 900 Main street. au S-lt
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nEATRR.

aI,ied. af Tie 6efire III hcr uncle. liiiam e.
Cr,ttchdeid, on the 9Th Instant, ROSA B EOfsD,.ln
the tween ty-nsnth year Of her aye. 49,,
Friends and AcquafutAnces are Invited 70 at p
her funeral THIS MORNING at lO O'CLOCK IRON
E1hy-Street Methodist church.
Norfolk and Nashville papers please copy.
Died, at bis residence. Little Plymouth, Ming and
Queen county, on the 4th instant, SAMU IUN-
STALL; aged seventy-two yeurs.
Wing and Enquirer copy.
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MT REAT BARGAINS DURING
ATGUST.-T. r. PRICE & CO.. during the month
of August will sell Off their stock OF FANCY DRESS
GOODS, POPLINs, LAWNS, ORGANDlEs' @c.'
at wonderfully low figures.
pLAIDand PLAIN POPLINS and DE BEGES,
SILK and WOOL POPLIS,
MEXICAN NETS for ovcr-skirts.
COZ ORED GRENADINES, good shades;
FANCY ORGANIZES and JACONETS.
ALSO,
LINENS for boys, FANCY CASSlMERES,
pARASOI$, SUS-SHADES, sc.
~ 3l-eod6t
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House see to it that no more OF the peoples.
money goes ii, the same unlawful way, and
| it will have done its duty. * =
Nevertheless, It might do some good to
put Dir. TAFT upon this trail, cold though
| it Is.
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n~ BUY YOUR HAMBURGH EDG-
INGS ut COHEN BROTHERS. They have the
largest assortment and the lowest prices ever known
~, ,bnco ooods aus
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EDIlUcATroNAI.

EyDGEWoRTH sscHO OF, NO. 81 Frant.
El I'm Stree, Baltimore Nil English and French
q Mrs. n. r.. LEFEEvRE, Prineirstis' '
The next scholastic year viii begin THURsIJIy
September 21s. For circulars apply 70 the
nu 0-6w fs PRINCIPAL.
zGCHOOL OF Law AND EQUITY =
AND LEE UyiyERsTTy
Lexington, Va. Session Of lS7e-77, Pacni,1.
CHARLES A. GRAVES. 81. A., B. L., Professor Cnng,..
mon and Statute Law and EQUITY Jurispruaence:
WILLIAM PRESTON JOHNSTON, III. D., Professo,
Of History and Science Of Law; ). RAsDoI p,,
TUCKER, Ii. D.. Professor Mercantile Law. Cor
nict OF Laws, and Constitutional Law; Hon I'M
CTS T.sAEDERsoS lJudge OF Court Of Appeal, Of
yirginfaI. Lecturer on Common Carriers and In.
surance; Hon. WALLER II. STABLES fJudpe ~
Court of Appeals Of Ytrginia), Lecturer on Crimjo,i
Law; Hon. WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN IJndze OF e.
cult Court of Virginial Lecturer on Practice All
w. SHEFFEY uate Judge of Circuit Court OF VII
ginia), Lecturer on Wills and Probate Practice.
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN. ESD, Lecturer on P,ti.,
mentary Law and Procedure. "''A-
The instruction Is by textbooks and lectures n
gether with Moot Court and a Parliament IT,
next session begins SEPTEMBER 2lsT. The ent,rs
course may be completed In one year.
For full Information by catalogue or Circular. at
dress WALTER BOWIE
au 7-3t Clerk Of Faculty.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

FTHE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
4 COMFORT, VA, situated within one hundred
with ample capacity for 800 guests. Has all modern
improvements. Six daily mails and telegraph oihce
Fifteen twenty iirst-clss steamers land daily Tex
ccpt Sunday $50 yards from the door, Superior
beach for bathing 1T doorstep and good from Ma!
until November Boating. fishing, and driving cspc'
cially attractive Send for circular describing n.y.
g1enc advantages &C, sc.
an 4-tScI IT. PHOEBUS, Proprietor
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EXCURSIONS.
Ir,,1,MoSp AND PET'ERsBURG RAILROAD,l
p1cIIA1aSn. July 20. 1SIG. (

RIcIIMoSp AND PE1'ERsBuRG RAILRoAD,l
RICHMOND. July 20, 1876.
DECORATION FOR TWENTY-FIVE
II CENTS-Parents with their children are offer
ed a cheap and pleasant ride every evening rom
Pichmond to Chester. The train leaving the depot
mt Eighth and Byrd streets ut $40 O'Clock r. M VIII
allow nartics to remain IN Chester two hours ana
return to Richmond ut SAB. ,,
Chester is n cool and pleasant locality; has good
hotel. with good fare and large, shady yard Win
grass plats for children to play on. 1850. tor
rIItSEETV EJvF CENTS A. SHAW,
w W, o. Superintendent.
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MEETINGS.

Jefferson LODGE, No. %, 80
- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIANS.-ATT1IeIn9aatssT n
wednesday, EVENING at O'Clock atSS&gLI
your Castle Ha II, corner Mayo and FRANK Sahaw
fin streets. Candidates will be prompt In az ~ =.
tendance. Members OF sister lodges fraternaiiy NJ
yited to attend. BY order G. c. &c
e-1t* j. r. LAMKIN, &. of Il. and 5.