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~cREAT sACRIFICE TO CLOSE

ME- GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE
STOCK FOR THIS SEAS N.-COHEN BRO
THEIRS owing to their recent heavy I amd
MONDAY, July 18th, to close their entire stock at
such reduction as must insure their sale Inei9 Ire
ing them from pne to another, has the effect
of giving all their recent advantages to the public.
Solid Alpaca Lllstrcs to I6Sc-soId first Of this
season at from 80 TO 40c.:
500 yards Worsted BeregcS at 1Oc.:
800 Yards Basket Alpaca Lustres ut 16ac-juSt re-
duced from Csc:
English SILK Plaid Pongees at 25 to 3Oc.-reduced
All their Coorcd Dress Goods reduced to similar
Their stock of Black and colored snks-thc largest
now offered in the city-is reduced regardless of
Striped silks at 60, u.s. and sOc reduced at least 25
to SOC. yard below market value;
So lid Colors at even greater reductions;
40 pieces of Black Silks, in every grade from the
cheapest domestic TO the finest imported, all re-
duccd to prices to find Immediate sale;
% pieces Mexican Mesh Plaid Grenadinc at &C.
sold four weeks ago at 45c.;
II pieces Striped and Plaid Grenadine at 1880
81 pieces Iron tirenadne at 25, 80, and a3c-nar-
kct value being 10, 50, and Co.,; ,.,.,
Mexican SILK Grenadines at 55c.-sold everywhere
at $50;
White and Colored Mexican Mesh Silk Grenadines at
one third OF their value;
Black Alpaca-the best and most reliable quality i'm
ported-at great reduCtion;
go yards C3rGed Ppf from 19 9
mere than double that value;
AGO pieces White and Colored Tarlatans at 1896,
reduced from 25 and soc. yard
so pieces White Piqucs at less than one half their
cost to import:
White organizes at 371sc, sold everywhere at from
65 to Use:
4 large stock of swlsses regardless of value;
Nainsook Striped Muslin at 1896, formerly sold at
SOC;
Striped Linens for boys wear at 1Gac.:
Also very large stock of Cassimcres from 25c up,
all greatly reduced;
AGO various patterns Of Hamburg Embroideries, the
hanlsoinest and cheapest In the city;
Yard-wide Grass Cloths at 10c;
80 pieces yard-wide Percales at 10c.;
Over 400 Silk Par1sos Of recent purchase reduced
from $1.95 to 81; from So to S1.65; from So to
So from sc 1.-THE handsomest importcd) to S3
besides many other grades:
SO dozen GcntClncns Gauze Knit Vests ut 25c., re-
duced from so and COG;
81 dozen Ladies' and Childrens at 35 and 31c, re-
duced from 60 and 75c.;
large stock of Real and Patent Laces;
LOO Japanese and Linen Fans, reduced fully 90
per cent;
large lot of Thread Gloves and Gauntets at great
~ reduced prices.
Their entire stock Of Mating Will be sold Mt and
below cost to close for this season. jy15
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Ben. BUFFERS REPENTANCE UPON PUBLIC
LIFE-ATTEMPT TO BULLY REPUBLICAN Pa
PERS.-General Butler is attempting to bully
the Republican papers Of Massachusetts, into
supporting him for Congress. The Boston
Journal published report the other day
that the General was not going to run for
Congress, and remarked with the utmost
gentleness that he would not have much sue
cess If he did. Whercupon the retired
statesman breaks out upon the editor:
"You published fabrication concern
ing me. In polite language, assuming it to
be an imposition, asked you to correct it.
The result is personal attack upon me in
your issue OF this evening. II you think
that the Republican party is strong enough
in the country and State to elect its candi-
dates through the means OF public attacks
upon as good Republican as yourself, pray
70 on and foment quarrels." The more
quarres the party "foments 4" with Butler
and his kind the better it will be for it, and
they understand that fact thoroughly in
Massachusetts, for the Journal retOrts ::
"The world moves, rs we remarked before.
Some of those who lent willing ear to your
promises have grown wiser, and thousands
who once labored under the dcluson that
there were public evils which you were pecu-
llarly quallHeQ 10 ieuTeSs, nave long SluCe
had the scales removed from their eyes. 1t
may serve your political purpose to applaud
the nomination of General Hayes, but
as you lay claim to be is somewhat
doubtful. You are not in sympathy
with the party upon the currency question,
and when in Congress Ehe Republicans took
little pride in the position you assumed upon
many topics. We presume that even a gen
tleman as mild and peaceful as yourself will
grant the right of individuals to express an
honestly-conceived opinion, and if by so do
ing 'they foment quarrels' the result will
show larger Republican vote in Massachu-
sets"
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The State will observe that we do mot
object to having our arguments contro-
verted. 1t has as much right to say that
HAYEs's letter is poor one as we to say
that it is good one. But the State has no
right to infer that we arc HAYES man be-
cause VIC find merit in his letter, nor we TO
infer that the States editor is blind because
be does not look through our spectacles.
We are rather fond Of a little pleasant con-
troversy, but we can't tolerate "insinuen-
does"
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A SION IN OHo.-The Cleveland Plain

A SIGN IN OHIO.-The Cleveland Plain
dealer says:
"The Leader does not even mention the
fact that about five hundred of the most in
telligent and prominent German-American
citizens OF this city, majority Of whom
have heretofore been Republicans, have
published card declaring for Tilden. The
Leader has cotton in its ears. Why not
take it out and give the people the news3"
"TrLDEN and Reform and "TILDEN and
Coin " are cries that suit the Germans.
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Il Morse Love Story. The Pilot and His
Wife. By JONAS LIE. Translated by
Mrs. OLE BULL. Chicago: S. c. GRIGGs
s. Co. 1876.
The name OF the translator will attract at
tention to this story.
For sale by WooDHOUsE d PARHAM.
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MET READY-MADE SHIRTS, manu-
featured in the city of Richmond by LEVY BRO,
THEIRS, made Of the best Wamsutta cotton and
pure 2lOO Irish linen. Price $1.25 for complete
ty-mao Shirt, only to be laundried before wearing
81 will purchase the same quality Shirt, completely
tons Is
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"Restorations are the worst OF govern
ments," quotes the Washington Chronicle
from "philosophic observer" Then let
the people see to it that Grantism be not re-
stored to power in the election OF HAYES
and WHEELER.
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MT METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIETY.-A special meeting of this Society will be
held at NIain-Street Methodist church, In Sidney
SUNDAY AFTERNooNat AZ O'Clock. Interesting cx.
ercses by the scholars Of the school, and addresses
may be expected. A. L. WEST, President.
Charles p. Rady, Secretary.
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The Memphis appeal says: "Governor
Porter's denomination by the coming State
convention is already assured. His election
is no less certain
Edmund Juessen, of Chicago, thinks his
brother-in-law, Carl Schurz, made the mis-
take of his life in deciding to support Hayes.
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NE TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Of Broad and Twentieth strcets).-Serviccs
Sunday morning ut IL A. NJ. by Rev. III. c. CHEAT
HAM. No service at night. Young mems prayer
meeting ut 81 O'Clock.
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RICHMOND, July 10, 1876.
THO THE PUBLIC.

In pursuance of the authority granted by the two
branches of the City Council, the Committee on tho
| Fire Department have given permission to the fol.
| lowing persons TO ERECT FRAME BUILDINGS IN
| THE CITY-y!Z:
| George Coutts, dwelling 2lN31. on the east side
| of Thirtieth street between Clay and Marshall.
Pierce & Wingfeld, addition Of one story, 14x1 g.
to framed dwelling on corner Second and st. James
streets.
A. W. Dickerson, dwelling 12x14, two stories
high, on the west side of Twcnty-sixth street be-
| tween NJ and n streets.
Otis West, one-story building 13x14, on Twenty
eighth street between Leigh and NJ streets.
Albert W0oson, addition 16x15 5, two stories high,
to rear of his dwelling, Thrtieth street between
o and streets.
Polly Brown, dwelling 14xls, one story high, on
Smiths Hill.
+. d. Williams, coal-house Sx1o and eight feet
high on his premises. on Bclvidcrc street between
Main and Cary streets
high, on ST. james street near Orange street.
Robert Freeman, dwelling 1Sx25 and 1s feet
high, on First street near Orange street. .,s.
10 feet high, on his lot, NO 4o1 CabeiI street. anu
Giles Willis, wood and coal-house l4xI5 and IL
feet high, on his lot, No. 3O6 Little Clay street.
Henry Fleming, addition to shed-room to his
dTe on nqss s. Psers street
feet and story high his dwelling on Clay street
NO. 1902 between Hancock aud Graham streets:
The committee has rejected the petition OF the
Richmond Stove Company TO build a framed stable
25x14 and 1s feet high In the yard ut their works,
on the corner Of Twenty fth and Main Streets
The permits herein granted may be Ind on appl-
Gallon to the Ut the c1Ensr Of Ess ana
jyso-st Chairman manor q Committee & iH
DATENT OPEN-WORK HAMMERS,
order T6 ~ and poLT H0Eh PoEFRAA.Ts to
lie lO-eod3m OF ,Juane street, New York.
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nI GRACE-sTREET BAPTIs
CHURCH.-Rey E. w. WARREN, d. D., pastor of
the First Baptist church, will preach at II o'clock
A. NJ, and Rev. w. E. HATCHER, d. D., pastor of
Grace-Street church, ut 81 O'Clock Z. NJ.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CITY GuARD,}
July 81, 1876. !
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2.-Assemble A
~ at your armory, in full dress uniform, armed &
and equipped, for drill and inspection, on MON N
DAY NIGHT ut 8 o'clock. Also, appear In full N
dress, for company parade and target-practice, OF
TUESDAY EVENING ut Old Market Hall at
O'Clock. BY command +. TAYLOR, Captain.
A. L. ELLETT, JR,
Jy 22-lt Orderly Sergeant.
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nY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Of Twelfth and Broad strectsl.-Rey. WILL
LIAM E. HATCHER, d. D., at IL A. NJ, and Rev.
DR.. WARREN, the pastor, at 6E T. II.
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The Petersburg Post comes out for the
reelection OF all the present Virginia men,
beers Of the House OF Representatives who
are Democrats.
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nY-SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Of Main and Sixth streets).-Rey. G. C. BIT.
TING, d. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and
7hP.M.
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PHoNETIcs.- The informed conferens OF
educaturz interested in fonetik spelling waz,
at last accountz, still going on in Filadel-,
feea.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE.-All parties indebted to me will
~ please call and settle their claims at once, as
longer indulgence cannot be given. Parties having
claims against will present them, and they will
be paid promptly. Can be found at my old stand,
No. 1926 Main street, for one week
Nv 22-lw WILLIAM A. WALKER.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
I'LL TRAITOR Of MRS. MARY SEBASTIAN, de-
ceased persons having claims against said deceden
wilprescnt Them fully authenticated, to me for set
tlement Also, those indebted win please make i'm
mediate payment. JAMES RYAN,
Administrator Of Mrs. Mary Sebastian, deceased.
iy Gilt
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N-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel streets. Elder
j. 4. DEARBORN at ! A. NJ. aud SIS T. n.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in Emmanuel church. Baltimore on the
9th of July, by the Rev. A. nj. Randolph, OSCAR NJ
LEMOINE to MARIA e., Oldest daughter of John
S. and Olivia j. Braxton; all of Emmcrton. Va
Fredericksburg and Alexandria papers please copy.
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NI UNION STATION.-Rev. D. p.
WILLS, presiding elder, will preach at II A. NJ.
The pastor will preach ut 81 T. n.
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me- BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCII.-Bislop d. S. DoGGETr will preach at
IL O'Clock A. NJ.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND
Il GUARDIANS,
MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.

Parents in quest of first-class school for tllcir
daughters will do we'll to investigate the claims OF
this celebrated Academy. For thoroughness In every
department of female education MOUNT DE
ton is given TO perfect the pupils in writing and
speaking French with huency For those sufficiently
advanced it Is tile language OF their recreation hours
The purity OF accent and correctness OF pronuncia
ton acquired in this institution have long been
nown for the superiority In music Is so widespread
as 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), Will
we trust secure to this school large and desirable
patronage In the future as 1t has enjoyed in the
past.
For further particulars apply for a prospectus to
the DrectrcSs of Mount de Chantal Academy of the
Visitation. near Wheeling w. Va jy 1-3m
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LEATHER, SURROUNDINGS, DC.
n Q I G E.
LARGE STOCK OF LEATHER AT LOWEST
PRICES.

We have removed to our new four-story store, No.
Is THIRTEENTH STREET, Two doors below our
old stand where have every facility for conduct
ing our business. We have laid In large and care
stock Of goods selected with view to
the wants and requirements OF our trade, ana con-
sisting of the best quality Of sist.s
OAK and HEMLOCk SOLE-LEATHER;
FRENCH CALFSKINS-fresh stock and or the
choicest brands; 80 ~ -
AMERICAN CALFsK1Ns, Of the best quality,
and will wear we'll;
UPPER LEATHER, K1PsKINs, {
LINING SKINS, FRENCH Dressings, III
PEGsaad SURROUNDINGS every description,
TANNERS OILS, -
and ali articles used by shoemakers, saddlers, and
ttnners. ss5S5 * ~. S IS
We wonldbe glad to have all In want OF anything
In our line to call md examine our stock and prices,
favor with an order, us we are satisfied we can
give entire satisfaction In prices and quality OF
No. 10 Thirteenth street.
jy 14-d1 0t&w2t Richmond, Va.
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.iy 13-t,
RANKS AND BANKERS
Y. W. PICKRELL, President.
II. r. SSEAD. Cashier.

Deposits of one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without notice,
and interest allowed on same Il not checked on more
frequently than two or three times week.
Bank open every day from O'Clock a. NJ III s
o'clock Z. NJ, and on Saturday from Z. M. III
lie ZS-cOI3m
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MAJ DISEASED GUMS! OFFENSIVE
BREATH !.-Rapidly cured and disinfected by
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH.
To whiten the teeth, preserve the enamel, and
eradicate tartar, use the
sAPONINE DENTIFKICE,
prepared by MEADE & BAKER. Ask your drug
gist for these articles.
Price, fifty cents each. jy II
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENG1NEER,(
RICHMOND, Va, July IL, 1876. :
TOTICE TO hTONE-CONTRA

NOTICE TO SroNE-coNrkAcrohs
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at TIL
Office until TUESDAY, July 25th, ut 8 O'Clock
NJ, for furnishing and laying GRANITE CURLING
and FLAGGING for the term OF eight months from
the 1st of August next (lS7G).
Bidders will exhibit specimens of stone proposed
TO I've delivered and will receive the contract price
for such stone devcrc or remove the same ut their
option. ...
The Committee on Streets reserves the right to re-
ject any or all proposals offered.
Terms of proposals be obtained and specifica-
tiolls seen by applying at this office.
w. E. CUTSHAW,
iy l3-td City Engineer
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IL ENNIORE UNIVERSITY

n HIGH-SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.
H. A. STROBE {aIath. Mcdalst, University of
Virginia), Principal and Instructor in Mathematics
and Natural Sciences.
III. C. BROCK, Il. Lit, University of Virginia IRE
Gently assistant instructor in Latin, University of
Virginia) instructor in Greek, Latin, French, and
German.
Strictly preparatory to the University Of Virginia.
school is easily accessible by railroad. large GYM
NAsIUM BUILDING, well appointed, is u late impor-
tant addition to the school.
TERMS for half session, payable In advance: TUT
ton and board Including fuel and medical atten-
Dance $50. For students under fifteen years OF
age: Tuition and board Including fuel medical at
tendance, lights, and washing, $135.
For catalogue address II. a. STROBE,
jy S-S,Tu.&Th,2m Principal.
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MET CLAI-STREET NJ ETHODIST
CHURCH.-Services ut IL A. NJ. and sa p. NJ, COIL
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. p. A. PETERSON. At
night talk on intemperancc. Subject: 1.-THE Cure
OF Intempcraucc."
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEEI,I
RICHMOND, VA, July ~, 1876.
NOTICE TO BRICK-MAKERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until TUESDAY, July 25th, at O'Clock L.
NJ, for furnishing the city with the best quality
PAVING-BRICkS .(made of Rockets clay), to be
delivered at such points rs may be required
Bidders will state the number and time within
which bricks can be furnished, and exhibit speci-
mems of bricks proposed to be delivered.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right to re-
ject any all proposals offered.
Forms of proposals can he obtained and speci6ca
tions seen by applying at this Office.
W. Z. CUTSILAW,
jy 13-td City Engineer.
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A UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
LII RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 81, 1875,
and closes June ~21, 1877 The College embraces
eight separate schools-viz, Latin. Greek, Modern
Languages, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemis-
try, and Philosophy, supplied by q corps Of seven
Professors. The past session was emnently success
full and leaves the institution In excellent work sing
order It's situation, buildings, apparatus, and inter-
est-bearing endowment enable 1t to dispense liberal
education on terms unusually moderate.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Naturalization and tuition In any three schools.$ 30
Fuel, light, washing, and board In mess clubs,
about. 11o
Total. 1908
Or by boarding ut College Hotel instead OF
messing
For catalogues giving full information, address
b. PURYEAR,
jy 13-tSe25 Chairman Of Faculty.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, VA,

STACNTOS. VA,
begins It's twenty-Seventh annual. session SEPTEM-
Der u, Ranks among the first Virginia schools
for Young ladies. Twenty-three teachers and officers
MODERN LANGUAGES and MUSIC taught by
European and American teachers. Located midway
between the mountains In the beautiful valley OF
health Pupils coming here with feeble constitutions
generally restored Buildings elegant, famed by
pllrest mountain breezes, commanding magnificent
scenery. Altogether, one of the most delightful
college homes In the Union. Simplicity In dress
with neat uniform required. No unnecessary e1-
pense allowed.
Board and tuition in college course for scholastic
year, $40. For catalogues. address
REV. w. A. HARRIS, D. D., President,
" l5-dS& W6t&w4t Staunton, Va
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n5- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH-Servicc at L a. NJ, conducted by the
pastor. No service In the afternoon.
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NOTICE TO SHoE-BUYERS.- 5Ia
IN MY stock is large and we'll assorted ,cseI
and bng added TO weekly Is always fresh of the
latest STYLES. The prices will Invariably he made
satisfactory TO purchasers. am Offering everything
in nv line at the lowest possible profits and II pur-
chasers viii give me call they viii find that am
making no Idle boast A full supply OF TRUNKS at
extraordinary low prices.
900 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

r. A Nd HOP. "a
a DANCE will be given ut BLENEER'S ff ssssakHa
Park every MONDAY EVENING. A No. s<s1AEs
Qu&drllle Band will be In attendance Those wishing
to have q good time and spend pleasant evening
VIII not fail to attend. ~. 80
Gentlemen's admission, 5Oc.; ladies free.
Dancing to commence precisely at Z. M.
jy 22-2ts
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THERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
y Mrs. MARIA T.. DARLINGTON, Principal;
Rev PIKE POWERS, Vicc-Principal.
This institution, having been thoroughly repaired
Will commence It's twenty-fourth session on the
of professors Mme ToGNo has charge of the
French classes. For terms, apply to Principal,
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DATENT OPEN-WORK BANNERS,
Il FLAGS, and POLITICAL PORTRAITS, to
order by HOJER a. GRAHAM,
je 10-eodSm 81 Duane street, New York.
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

D1CHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
The session of 1867 will open on 18TH OF SEP
boarders payable one third September Is, one third
December Is, one third March Is.
Board English studies, and Latin .........S250
Board, English, Latin, and French or German. 270
Music and use of piano. ~
Washing costs about $50.
FOR DAY SCHOLARS,
payablc one third December lis, one third March
IL one third June Is:
Preparatory School-Primary grades. ......s30
Preparatory School-Last threcgrndcs. ........ 20
CoI1epiate SchOO-First year's: English and Latin So
Collegiate School-Higher English and Latin.... %
Modem Ianpuapes each .......... "a
Music tuition. ........ oo
Drawing and painting ut usua! rates.
ie 54-Sa,2m JOHN HART. President.
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CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

My school will be reopened September 18th next
and continue its session until June 18th, 1877:
TERMS: For b0aN and tuition exclusive ofwash-
lng), 5000, payable in equal instruments ut begin
ming, middle, and end Of session.
References: Faculty Of University Of Virginia,
faculty Of Richmond College Address,
EDWARD G. GWATHMEY.
in2G-nndGM TaYlnrsYillc Hanover county, Va.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

This dclfghtfnI summer resort. COMMENCING Il Wa
ter-view not excelled on the Atlantic coast; fur.
nished with all modern Improvements; gas and
electric bells in every room water every floor
and capable of accommodating five hundred persons,
Is now open for the reception OF guests for the sum
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant, ~
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily, AFFORD.
Ing every opportunity Of communicating with all
points of the country Superior beach for bathing At
the lo0r-steps. Good from MAY until NOVEMBER.
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS SIT so per week and upwards, Accord
ing to location. Special terms TO parties remaining
a month or longer. ,,,,,,,,
Address II. Pli'EBus,
INV l2-Skm Proprietor
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They are determined TO close out their wnoi
SUMMER STOCK regardless to value or cost.