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me- COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST

~ COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
in receipt of large stock of BLACK ALPACAS Of
the most superior manufacture and at exceedingly
low prices. ... ... ..a. ..t..a. III.
Having Anticipated the present rise In SILKS they
made heavy purchases during the past season, and
are therefore enabled to offer the largest stock IN
this city at prices fully thirty per cent. below the
present rate. ... F.. -, ..t.. -...,1.. s..---
Their entire stock of COLORED DRESS GOODS
Is for the present. offered regardless Of cost or value
10 make room for new and fall stock F..
A large stock Of FLANNELS at greatly reduced
prices; = z.s-. - -. - NI
Also, SO pieces of FRENCH, ENGLl sH, and DO
which were purchased at great sacrifice during
the past summer season; will be sold regardless
Of present value; - Is .a.r.
FRENCH-WOvE CORsETS at S7>5, so, 75c., 81,
and S1.50-the cheapest, best-fttng, and most
reliable Corsets In the market;
COVENTRY RUFFLING, 80, 35, and 40c. piece
of twelve yards, reduced from SO, 60, and 7Oc.;
A large stock of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S
KNIT VESTS for the present and coming season
Mt greatly reduced rates;
SO dozen LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at l2E, 16S, 20, and 25c.-greatly re-
duced In price;
Pure LINEN-SATIN DINNER NAPKINS Mt Sl.25
worth fully So; .
BED-TICK ut 81, 10, I2k, l5, l6. 20, 25, and
30c., reduced from to &c. yard; s;s..
All makes of BLEACHED and BROWN SHEET
ING greatly reduced; --,.
THREAD GAUNTLETS ut 20 and SOC. worth so
and 60c.; --......- "
Also, TWO, THREE. and FoUR-BUTTON
THREAD and KID GLOVES. au 81
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POI{f5cOl PnSnfa

Judge Critcher's public withdrawal is
now in order-a Radical having been nomi-
mated. Fredericksburg Neaos.
Secret political societies have been in
variably opposed to Dem ocracy, and are
now organizing all over the North for
Hayes and Wheeler. .... j.. 49,. ...
| A paper in Toledo publishes a statement
that whereas Hayes is worth 100000 in
| personal property, he only paid tax on
| 5000 worth under the personal tax law of
| Ohio. .s r. g....-
| Clapp, the Government printer, who was
put in Office by Grant because Congress
kicked him out for fraud, has come out for
Hayes. He would be an awful lonesome
thief ii he didn't.-Detroit Free Press.
Ex-Governor G. C. Walker, of Virginia,
will probably deliver two or three speeches
in this State during the last week in Sep
TENDER. Governor Walker has u very high
we doubt not his meetings in West Virginia
will be large ones, and his addresses are
certain to be listened to with deep interest,"
Wheeling (W.. Va.) Register, .gs.,
The cxtravagant .exhultatlon Of the Re
publican press over the refusal OF Mr.. Sey-
mour to accept the nomination unanimously,
pressed upon him by the Saratoga ConYen-
ton can only be compared to the raptures Of
a rogue in full flight from the police when
his foremost pursuer slips on,a banana peel
thrown. into the street by some reckless
idiot and falls with a far-resounding crash
Ne,o Yorkc World. .taTg~:G .a '..s.t
The public schools OF South Carolina are
nearly all closed, or unable to continue the
good work of popular education. The asy-'
lum for the insane and other benevolent in
situations are without the means support,
besides being almost hopelesSly involved in
debt. While these facts are notorious, it is
none the less true that heavy taxes to sus-
tain the schools, and; the public charities
have been levied and collected. There is
but one, explanation for this condition of
things. The money appropriated for these
uses has been stolen by the Radicals, who
have, entire control of the State and its
affairs. In all the, southern States that have
been reclaimed, from Radicalism's baneful
rule tho education OF the children, white
and black, is unobstructed. r. III.
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cfetion 81 the marshal ii sll stasss in which

cfetion Of the marshal in sll. statss In which
In Richmond you may therefore, II you
choose, and YOU must ifs necessary, summon
4 majority OF the voters upon your posss.
I repeat that you md EACH 0F ,1ogh5
nEPIJTIES. GENERAL AND SPECIAL5
have right 60 summon to your assistance,
in preventing and Quelling disorder,
EVERY. PERSON IN THE DISTRICT
ABOVE FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGE,
whatever may be their occupation whether
civilians or not, and including the military
OF oil denominations militia, soldiers, mari
ners-all Of whom are alike bound to obey
you. The fact that they are organized as
military bodies, whether Of the State or OF
the United States, under the immediate
command OF their own officers, does
not in any wise affect their legal char
scter. They are still the posse CONT
sdtuS. You will thus see that not
only the companies OF colored soldiers,
but all the white soldiers, are subject 10
your orders as part of the posse com1dtaS;'
I need hardly add that there can be NJ
this country who has jurisdiction to oppose
YOU in discharging your official duties under
the laws OF the United States. II such IN
reference shall take place you are TO dlsre,
gard It entirely The laws OF the Unltea
States are supreme, and so consequently Is
the action OF officials OF the United States IN
enforcing them. There is NO OFFICER
OF A STATE whom you may not ny sum-
mons embody into your own posse, and any
State posse already embodied by a sherln
will with such sheriff be obliged upon
your summons to become part OF .
United States posse and obey you
or your deputy acting in Utrtute 0tIcs,.
You will see, therefore, that not only Gov
ernor Kemper himself is bound to obey you
il YOU summon him, but the Conservative
election officers OF all sorts must do your
bidding. II you find it necessary, there
fore, after bribing al! the deputies YOU
choose to appoint, and lntimidatlng all the
other voters you can. to add still more Votes
to the number cast for Hayes and Wheeler,
! YOU will OF course summon to your ala all
the men deputed by the Conservatives TO
| stand near the ballot-boX, and all the Con-
servative election officers, and, having re-
moved them from the voting place, put In
as many ballots as you choose Tor our can
| didates. A TiRANTS IOOL,
Attorney-General.
| Most of the above is in Mr.. TAFT's own
words. The remainder is in words which
convey exactly his meaning. He thus
exposes the intention OF the nefarious
scoundrels who control the Government to
overthrow the temple Of our rights and
liberties. Our own money, too, is to pay
for our undoing, and our own people to bf
made the unwilling tools OF the tyrants.
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Mr.. Dorsheimer will, it is said, ego
West" and take the stump for Tilden. we
regret that he cannot come to.Virginla, put
we rejoice that Virginia is so safe for Til
den that he is not needed .-Dtspatch.
We have the assurance from Governor
Dorsheimer that he will visit Rlchmond
during the canvass, not that Virginia is not
tssafeo for thirty thousand majority, but
for little relaxation, and that he may see
the Virginians at home face to face, and tell
them of the good times coming when the
great Reiormer will, as President, correct
abuses and administer the Government hon
estly, wisely, and impartially, in the lnte-
rests Of all classes and sections wing.
The editor OF the Wig is chairman OF
the State Executive Committee, and has
correspondent with Mr.. DORsHEIMER. We
are glad to hear that he is coming to Viz
pinia ...-. ....-
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The Whining on On. C.) journal makes a
stirring appeal for the abolition of slavery.
1t states that white boy has been for eight
years the slave OF colored Justice Of the
peace in the suburbs. il The boy lis ON orphan,
and the heir to considerable property, but
the negro has moved into the house and got
control Of the estate. The boy is compelled
to do the marketing, wash the pots, cook
the meals, eatiwith the servants, and do MI
the mental work of the establishment, .and
whenever he shirks his back catches the LASH
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The Eastern Hrginian says that at a
pole-raising at Acconac Courthouse last
week Mr.. WILLIAM LovESsTEIN, OF Rich
mond, being called upon, said that ne was
more OF working than speaking member
Of that body, but that on an occasion OF this
kind, and at time when it was incumbent
on every man to throw his influence IN favor
of reform in the National Administration,
he felt it his duty to pronounce for TILDEN
and HENDRICKS. The Virginian adds:
CATER giving in comprehensive and
practical way the reasons which actuated
him in this course, he referred to the policy
which had governed him as member OF
the General Assembly; alluded In feeling
language to the death OF General Bagwell'
his personal friend and our late representa-
tive, and closed with forcible appeal TO
his audience to stand squarely up for Til
den, Hendricks, and Douglas: MT: LoVen-
stein was enthusiastically applaudcd." :.
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ToWN TfIE RIVER.


T1oWN THE HIyER
The = ARcHssTEa slETHogIsT EPfscoP.A Y,
having chartered ths splendiE steamer RAAfIc0
:, va Hxggnsss sD's ne h 3 I'VE
The steamer Win leave the wharf on the Mnncies-
ter eide at on O'Clock A. d. and touch sf the hicn
msnt wharf for passengss; AZ. and children. soc,
T 81 i e ae gaes RyeF ssa s WHY
A. IA Cleatham; j. g. Welis's boot ana snoe,storet
Manchester; and Of ID. j. Weisiger, :. w Baagh'
and NJ. A. Cogbill, committee. I---zI...g sc o-at--
EE xoURs1o'N' TO ra aEEnAsr4cl 49,
5z JOHN 81 ssYLIV VErE
RoUND-TRIP TICKETS, S2; children under
twelve years OF age, HALF PRICE.
.i.4ss TICKETS GOOD FOR ONE WEEK.
The delightful excursion to the Capes made re-
Gently under the auspices OF the ladies' OF Cente1ars
church VIII DC seRea,sd on ekets paced the low
E Fse J aSaEs SYLVESTER will leave at O'Clock
the morning Of the 7t and Tesnr r a WIN TEACH
BY the terms OF agreement NJ EAC ol.t,,S ~
TICKETS can be sold at the boat on the morning OF
leaving. Buy your tickets before that time For .ne
Sone this last opportunity viii be afforded them on
tie morning OF the 9TH, Main street at the terml-
nus OF the city railway, or at Dock street near Inc
ri can be had prior to that time at the
stores of Mcssrs Woodhouse & Parhan, and E T.
HudgRs Co., and at CARRIERS ticket-91iGe; 1,ya
E Il f s RHPSHRES'
A. M. LYON,
sonse and others, committee.
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D1dnmoND TWO DAYS ONLY.
.Fn1DAr AND SAT- J
srrrrMBrn srH AND 9TH.
THE RARE ANIMALS. WITH THE GREAfs
-. 800 $3.50 SHOW -

> 80. n & s. An
THE RARE ANIMALS. WITH THE GREAT
SHOW
Since my last visit to Richmond have added many
new species tony
,,,nr ,,v e,,,br,ra among their number won
dsrfni eongfess Of all thu. is RARE, CURIOUS, and
woYpEnruL in the ANIMAL WORLD. In addition
to the array or wild beasts usually eonneceea WIN
exhibitions OF like nature, my exhibition embraces
HERD OF FOUR. ELEPHANTS,
which will be daily s.1 Z
DRIVEN IN HARNESS!
the largest RHINoCERos Tor UNICORN o. q 10Y ,
WRIT ever In captivity; droves OF CAAELs ana
DROMEDARIEs; schools Of Amphibious Animais'
among which is the huge RED-MANED SEA LION
the only one of its peculiar species ever on emp,
ton; the WILD YAK, Of TarIaty, sa..eu ter,
the GLAND; GIANT OSTRICH; together Win
500 RARE SPECIMENS ..s....
Of our great Creators handiwork NOT nerew,lh emu,
rnerated, making my collection the most perfect ana
complete In America.
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RICHMOND, August 81, 1876.

Editors of the Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-Is there any established law
to guide and govern the Superintendent Of
Public Schools in the city Of Richmond? II
there is, and you can, and will please to in
form the readers of your paper where it
can be found, you will very much oblige,
respectfully, ONE INTERESTED.
On page 70S Of the Code of 1873, our
correspondent will find the law which he
seeks.
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The Whiq has just put up. a new press,
and adopted other measures for improving
its appearance. 1t seems to be more pros
porous now than at any other time since
the war. We are pleased to see such evil
dences Of the prosperity Of SO deserving
Journal. 4 Gi IL, ,,.tI
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APPOINTMENTS OF GENERAL JAMES G..
FIELD.-Washington, Rappahanhock coun-
ty, Monday, September 18th; Front Royal,
Warren county, Monday, September 18th;
Warrenton, Fauquier county, Monday, Sep
TENDER 25th; Alexandria, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9th; Fredericksburg, Friday night,
29th. Appointments for October will be
announced hereafter. g. g..
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HFtHUfa aas,ETCKe
~ iii PLEASED 10 STATE no

u Il .AM PLEASED TO STATE TO
ny many customers sd friends shat my store has
been enlarged and nfts6 up irf handsome manner,
and I am now prepared and ready TO- show e fnea
stock Of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., e any store
in the city. AS always buy from Hrss hands and
for cash, make point to sell - low d possible
Ihave just received . lot Of good FALL PRINTS,
suitable for BED-QUnTs, that / win sell Tor s4c.
they are worth exc.
Also, q beautiful line Of FALL PRINTS 81 axe.
worth Loo. ts f5s .;;fs .,.i III, me-
have large lot OF WHITE ai,ds CoLonED
FLANEELs from 1eac. to 75a., an worth more
money. issfs.i IS ~ trtiI ~
am selling splendid 1o-4 CALIFORNIA
WOOL BLANKET at $3.50 and IS worth go and
~. Now Is the time to buy them, as they viii be
higher.
- Also received few more Of those DOUBLE
NECK-RUFFs at SC. worth fully 1sc. apiece
d have on hand o splendid line OF LADIES' and
GENTLEMEN,s KIDS from zoe. to 50 per pair.
Also, received large.lot Of CAMBRIC EDG1NGs
and INsERTNas from ex to 5oc.-the cheapest
In this city. fTE
My stock of HOSIERY, CoRsETs, HANDKER-
CHIEFS, and sCARFs is complete.
Also, on hand, at old prices, large stock OF
BROWN and DLEACHED sHIRTINGs and
sHEETINGs. These goods have all advanced In
the last ten days, and parties wishing them cheap
will do well to call at once. e.;t
In few days will have In my entire FALL
STOCK. WILLIAM THALH1hER'
SEQ COL Bread street.
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ME- THE LARGEST STOCK OF ME-
RINO and ALL-WO0L UNDERSTANDS for ladies
and gentlemen ever brought to this city. We have
all grades and all sizes, from the cheapest up to the
very finest and best goods manufactured. Any one
In need of those goods should call on US before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we are convinced we nave the
cheapest line of those goods In the city.
large stock of BLANKETS-white and colored-
Just opened, to be sold very cheap
SEQ sYCLE BROTHERS.
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Hr COHEN BROTHERS ARE OFFER
ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, 6, 8, 10, 12x,
Is, 1G, and 1Sc-all ut astonishfngly low
prices; WIDE BANDS at soc. worth 60c.; at
80, IS, rs, s5c. 81, and $l.25-much below
e.; market value. Their assortment comprises the
largest variety in the city. .s'a.s-t
Also, q large stock of REAL VALENCIENNES,
. POINT APPLIQUE; ENGLISH THREAD,
YAK, and GUIPURELACES to be sold Off very
cbcan. - aust
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me- SYCLE BROTHERS are receiving
NEW GOODS daily, and call the attention Of the
public to their very large stock of goods, with the
request to call and examine their prices which are
guaranteed to he the lowest In the city.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
No. 429 Broad street,
sc between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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THE GRAND STREET DISPLAY

which will take place on -. -
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9TH,
will be novel and imposing. 1t viii embrace among
it's special features the FIRST TEAM OF FOUR
ELEPHANTs EVER DRIVEN TO HARNESS IN
AMERICA; team ofsAcRED CATTLE; q team 10, o.
DROMEDARIEs; team of FORTY SHETLAND
PONIES attached to the CINDERELLA GOLDEN
CHARIOT; SIXTY MAGNIFICENT SPOTTED
HORSES, together with the many Vans, DeDs, cages
and Tableau Cars, with banners lying ana nags "a'-
ing, forming .>a.=.s lr-.-t .srt r.
MOVING PANORAMA OF sPLENDoR AND
MAGNIFICENCEl
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Z H. - AdS6G4H9IFp
TIE session of 1851 Vim beysa ~.
geptember 16th, and end jane 1sth' On ~. RAIDAY
Loving CORPS Of Instructors ~ "isn u. f1
JOHN HART, IL A., President j. a.sr -.
. Natufxl sc1ence1 Senior EBetish. a@'s c'atss
LEWIS 2. GWATHMEY. u. 4, German y.
Mis- JOSEF HIVE EAT0g, Histosy. no,., ;.
ply Lstlnf and English. - fhi.l,
MISS u; u: WOODS, Assistant I'm Co,iesf,,. .,
a ~ sc p, u LATHROP, Principal u
Mr. i: suyonD. A.s,st.as IN pt,,s,,,, a
C.L.PERiCOLAs,E Esq, Music on, Pisso i sests,l
Miss ZITELLA COOKE, vocaliuao. VI
The charges Cor tuition, payable o,1e-ths.Y
Der 10Th, oue-third December Stu. one-absISse
10th, are rs follows: - Y.l1e-1inird As.s|
Preparatory School, first two grades.
Coileg1ate School, first years Enri:i .ns ~ n
Leun .:...... ........................-.
Higher Engliah and Latin. ..,.....' g 1l
Modern Languages, each. 49, 80" g vi
Music Sch0o[Piano. or Organ .......Z x q
yocalization ......,.. So q
School of Art-Usual rates, ''''''.''". 80 D.
The classes In the various departme,,,
graded, ana ihe several courses OF studies AZ VIC
tensfve and thorough as eifcumstancas ars q
President VIII see tosit that tie ffsctn.nnt. II
school Is IS thorough as possible. 'Ans Of y,
"A reasonable deduction from resu,,r :,
made IN favor OF ministers actuaY su-s Saixs
asin case OF those who send no,s ~ IN tie
pupil '"o'e than o.:
,.. s3te, JOHN HART, Press.s,
sc o-e0d3t tenth and Narsh.y .'f'nt
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SPECIAL. NOTICES:

SPECIAL NpAlCES. y. ~.
MT FIRST SUPPLY, a -
.... g...s .la.a FALL GOODS
has just been opened at
sYCLE BROTHERS, 1929 BROAD STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth.
New desirable DRESS GOODS,
New CALICOES, new FI.ANNELS,
New CASSIMERES, new BLANKETS,
New SHAWLS,
New BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
can now be had at very low prices at
-. .-ss SYCLE BROTHERS.
Call at once and supply yourself. Sc &
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: DRUGS. ssEDICINEs, DC.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
pEPsINE PORCH Englishl al. :. =
BoUDALTrs PEPslN,
Y 3scHEFFER's sAccHARATED PEPsIN,
nAwLEYs AMERICAN PEPsIN, =.
LIQUID PEPsIN, :, " ali .....'.
AROMATIC LIQUID PEPsIN, ..... ..., /.
WINE OF PEPSIN, .- ...-.. .-.....,. D.
LACTOPEPTlNE, &C., &c.
+. For sale by lae~.Hi j. BLAIR, Druggist
au!30 ,4i l.. corner Broad and Ninth streets. :
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when l will most positively be present in person
with my
NEW AND GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH,
1yALL1Ts ovERsIIADowING yAsTNEss,
and address my patrons at each exhibition.
PIT. BARNUM.
COMING ON THREE MONSTER SPECIAL
TRAINS OF. SOLID STEEL CARS.
sl,50O,oOO cash capital invested.
l, 100 persons and 600 horses and ponies employed
by it. century's festival of features and
colossal academy Of object teaching.
A NOAH-LIKE MENAGERE,
THREE TIMES THE LARGEST EVER MOVED,
(, and including
BARNUArS $4,000 BEHEMoTH,
THE ONLY LIVING H1PPoPoTAMUs IN
.1. Co.,. 81. ....s AMERICA,
all others advertised being base frauds.
THE MOST MEMORABLE OF MORTAL MAR
Wells, CAPTAIN CosTENTENUs,
noble Greek Albinian, tattoed from head tc foot in
China Tartary, as punishment for engaging
In rebellion against the king.
A VAST CENTENNIAL MUSEUM, LIFE-sIzED
AUToMIC MARvELs, ...
and mechanical scenic illusions, operated by Solid
Silver Steam Engine.
4 CENTENNIAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.
$4,000 per day In salaries to
FIVE GREAT CIRCUS TRoUPEs,
embracing the worlds super-cminent riders and
athletes, including ..- 3.
MARITIME LoWANDE,
the Hurricane Horseman of Brazil in his terrific
universal Challenge two, four, and sevenz
horse Bareback Acts, and
HARLES W. FISH,
the sluge-horsc champion equestrian of the universe
,@ OYER ONE HUNDRED
PEERLESS PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS.
a GLORIOUS, GRATUlToUs, CENTENNIAL
DAILYFoURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION,
inaugurated each morning about O'Clock by the
brazen-throated national salute of thirteen guns,
"-'e- 'A TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION .
of liberty and the patton will move in majestic SPLEEN
dor through the principal streets During each per-
Torrance a Jubilee of Song and Splendor, In the
grand central pavilion. Each evening, as brilliant
finale Q ~ - q,
ADMISSION, Soc; children under nine years
25c, with free admission to oil purchasers Of the
LIFE OF ?. T. BARNUM," 900 pages, illustrated
with SO full page engravings, elegantly bound in
muslin gilt. Price reduced from $3.50 to 9l.50.
Cheaper edition of Dir. Barnum's life, containing
portrait, precisely the same reading matter US
the other, only fifty cents complete.
Doors open at 1 and P. NJ. Grand Animal and
Ar enie Entree one hour later. J Biz E-!2
( For the accommodation Of those desiring to ayoid
the crowd usually congregated at the ticket-wagons,
tickets and reserved seats may be obtained for the
usual slight advance a. WAITS musIc-store, 92s
IS 2 o." - ~.
Main street. .s5't ~. -. .,.,ri4 i s..t.tsr
i5r e. .-.4H---&-. ,.,s---; - .ra a4tt. II
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH win ex-
hibit ,atPETERsBURG,, WEDNESDAY, September
goth; FREDERICKSBURG. THURSDAY, septem-
Der 21st. ....si - y Sc 5-7,12,14&17 II
n TCHM0ND THEATRE e. ii.s. .<~'s.rt3 Il
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AM
i ...-.-. GUARDIANS,
MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY or TIKI
VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Parents in quest OF trst-class school for ,Le,
daughters will do well to investigate the claims 4
this celebrated Academy. For thOroughness In ever
department Of female education MOUNT III
CIfANTAL ranks pre-eninently high. Great at,sr.
ton Is given TO perfect the pupils In writing 81!
Speaking French with tluency. For tnose stlcienlJ
advanced ii Is the language or their recreation hour
The purity Of accent and correctness Of pronuncs
ton acquired In this institution have long beer
subject Of surprise to the native Partisan. The rt.
nown for the superiority In music Is SO wldespr,!
rs to have made this Academy almost national one
One feature. In particular that should recomueH.
MOUNT DE CH1ANTAL to the sensible parent i
the influence exercised 10 form the pupils to View
and habits of economy, and to render them really
practical and useful women of society In after year,
Simplicity OF dress Is enforced by rule.
These facts. united to the exceedingly modesl..
rates of board and tuition $500 per annnm), vii
we trust secure to this school large and desirable
patronage in the future as 1t has enjoyed In I'd!
past = tA'aE F't|'
, For further particulars apply for prospec:rim
the Directress Of Mount dc Ch3ntal Academy OF d:
Visitation. near Wheeling, W. Va. " lisa
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TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION

of liberty and the patton will move in majestic splen
dor through the principal streets. During each per-
Torrance Jubilee of Song and splendor, In the
grand central pavilion. Each evening, as brilliant
finale ~
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS