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Ms EVENING,
March ~, 1876.
A LYSTB

LYSTk
OF aacred Hvmus and Likewise Worldlye Songes
wAisA fball be Surge at 70 crate Publick Re-
hsarfal Of Heed Singer Obadiah sprlgsinfs
s1Na1N sKEwL.
whaa = roodlie companie Of men and women win
nahs GOOD Mu6c for ye plesfure Of ye Towne
Jslks, wch fame viii bs held 1t ye BOWIE Of
AAsahly called
GRUNRWALD HALL.
YE FIRsrB PARTR.
General Kosciufko's Grsnde March. AL ye Players
ni Lord i' sHng.-In icn Deep ana shady Deli
Hai;Ids Dobbins and Emblem Tarbox.
! aonee snd Chorus: :............Four Mon singers
We.laivs sSos SosssORSbin xdar. .Deliverance Jones
worldlye Two-psrt Sos1e' p.,.... s..hn,,.
ecose-Betiy.. ...........:. Sophia Ann Howland
7iiSarnooicI societie Of i7,s,
YB SRCONDB PARTK.
Ethan Aliens Favorite March. .....AH ys Players
! Woidiys sonGe-john Andeffon. ~ 10: ....,,-
q worldly. four p.rse songe-B.ii. smi!!,.s Morn.
Bye Right siogers
l. Donee-Judith. ..Sufsnns BeeKman
S1osE MoJts 70 ssnss1sos1ns sSs On ssn Iiis to
Bye Four Singers
y. rn-a q. Rifan n...........Ye Ye Skewl
- Emblem Tarbox
Aster which win follow 70 C,c6ng Piece. in 70
" vonr9a mer And maidens will be decked In ye
eoWnes and ribban0s and other bravery OF ye
Olden time.
Ii. B. Ye new.fang,ed inftrument called piano
ufed for thy toccasiOn was made by one Stein
VaV. and hindlye loaned to ye Skewl BY neikhh0r
Grunewald, and Prudence Shoonmakes VIII souna
il.
N.B-Perfons VIII doe come in they're own
wagons can hitch thej re hories under ye shedde
II. Bye venerable Deacon Pettibone. ever dis
creet deres 10 lay th hys fall crop Of apples vas
pefky fhort. snd ye crope Of contfaoes hanging
round re fin was mutually heavy. However, ne
VIII Be on hsnde near ye Skewl, with fome OF hys
yery beft cider web alf can tafte without getting
crooked. 500
Tickets-Fifty cents. mhi1 It
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ADJUSTMENTS.
0RADIAH sPRlGGINSs
SINGIN' sKEWL.
.GRUNEWALD HALL,

.0RUNEWALD HALL
Hsanny Rveuisg, March ~, 1875.
BAALAne. HYMNS AND SONGS OF TIE OLDRN
TIMK
An ap0Vunriaxa antertS iumcut for the Centennia
N year.
Prot RRI00YNS and his Skewl. in the dress Of
fornsr 1lvs, win give pubic rehearsal for the
sens1t e the
CAuAI. STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
With I'm piano and organ accompaniment. Tht
ladies e the church will provide Tefreshments
and villslso have table Of fancy articles In the
room adjoining the hall.
Tieksts, hfty cents. Sec the programmes II
thensolves . curiosity. 0riswold. Seeoold' hyIic0
and 0cCown have tickets on sale. mn19
nls EVENING,
March ~. 1876.
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BY TELE GRAPH .
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CORTINA AT LIBERTY


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PERSONAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MET THE PLACE TO PURCHASE YOUR
DRY GOODS.
PRICES REDUCED.

GRENADINES at OK, 81, 10, 12lh 49, and zoe.
per yard
LAWNS at e1, 10, and 1870. per yard;
BLACK STRIPED GRENADINES at l0c worth
CSC;
BLACK GRENADINES at 12H, 16g, 90, 25c., and
up to the best manufactured;
BASKET GRENADINES, in all Of the new shades,
ut soc. per yard worth Soc;
BLACK BASKET GRENADINES at 25 and SOC.
worth 10 and Soc;
Great bargains in finer quality BLACK GRENA-
DIMES:
plain COLOHED LAWNS. CAN1BRICS, and PER-
GALES In all desirable shades;
CAIICOES at 64 and &c.; also, large stock of
ROBE PRINTS Of the latest designs:
PERCALES and C.AAlBRICS in great variety-the
latest styles;
LACE-STRIPED SWISS A1USLINS at 20c worth
40c.;
CHECKED SWISS MUSLIN at 25c. worth
40c.;
WHITE soFT-FINIsHED CAMBRIA ut SIC. per
yard worth 12Hc.,
ECRU and BUFF PIQUE at 1910. worth 35c.;
VICTORIA LAWNS ut l2is, l6s, 20, %, and 3Oc.
worth fifty per cent more;
All kinds Of WHITE GOODS at the lowest prices
ever offered:
BED-TICK at 10, 12X, 16a, 20, and csc. per yard;
III u
per yard worth 16x, 90, 20, and 30c.;
WHITE FLANNELS-ali woo-at 25, 80, 35c. and
up to 81 per yard-the best goods ever offered ut
the price;
COLORED FLANNELS, in all qualities and colors.
at low prices; ... ...
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at 10 and 1910. per yard
worth 12I5 and 1876;
BLEACIIED and UNBLEACHED PILLOW-CASE
COTTONS and SHEETINGS at lower prices
than ever:
HAMBURGER NET for oyerdresses;
NOTTINGHAM LACES at 15, l6a 20, 25c., and
up TO 81 per yard-ali'rcry cheap;
LACE CURTAINS, in great variety, at astonish-
ingly low prices;
WINDOW-SHADES, in great variety, at low prices !;
OIL-CLOTHS in all styles, both for tables and floor;
IA, Sd, and ca WHITE and CHECKED MAT
TING at low prices;
WHITE AND COL0RED CARPET WARP, the
best quality manufactured, at $1.75 per bundle
of five pounds:
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, three. four.
and five strands, at soc. per pound;
COTTON-YARN from No. TO IL at Sl.10 per
bundle of five pounds; ...
CLARK'S AND COATS'S SPOOL-COTTON, zoe.
per dozen;
CORTICELLI sEWING-SILK, $3.50 per dozen;
TRUNKS In great variety. We call particular at
tention to our SARATOGA TRUNKS for la
sATCHELs In great variety. We call particular at
tenton to our stock Of LINEN-DUCk SATCH,
Els at $12S c $l5 TO- aS' 81 1925 aud
TRUNK- and sHAML,STRAPS;
GMBRELL Las;
TOWELS all pure linen, at 1925, $3.50, $2, $3.50,
rAb bnd y t. @ and up to So per
yard-the hest assorted stock in this city;
LINEN NAPKINS and DoILIES in all qualities,
~
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Spelling.

- cksrE
y The Tribune says that at It's recent session
the American Philosogical lgssoci ation'
adopted report Of a committee OF itslead-
ing members In favor Of an altered spelling
OF the English language. This report an
nounces that the present method of spelling,
or sshistorical photography" is only con-
cession to the weakness OF prejudice. This
prejudice Is to be broken down "by the
combined influence OF enlightened scholars
and OF practical educators"
1t is worthy OF notice that such an asso-
ciation should have adopted such report.
That is the last place from which we should
have expected to hear such news. Tho
scheme Is illusory and impracticable. The
foundation upon which the Pathological AS
ISOLATION proposes to build does not exist.
That foundation is the assumption that there
is uniform way Of pronouncing the words
OF the English language. This is not only
not a fact, but it never will be fact. It
would be easy enough to have new and
improved method of spelling il all people
who speak English could agree upon one
method Of pronouncing every word. Let
us suppose, for example, that Historical
photography" were discarded, and philo-
sophical photography commenced upon its
ruins: How would "horse" be spelled?
It is certain that it would have no or" in
it in Virginia, where not one person in q
| dozen ever uses an or" in that or any SINH
lar word. How would "tomatoes" be
spelled? In one place "tomahtoz," say in
New England; but i'll Virginia exactly the
same pronunciation would call for the
spelling " tomartoz," the ''r" in such posi-
tons in this State being always only an
"h.'' In another locality it would be
spelled "tomaytoz." In another "tomat-
toz." And so on, shading off into hundred
differently-spelled words. These are but il
Illustrations; but they show how the scheme
would work. In hundred years there
would be no two States Of the Union which
could understand each others written Ian
ullaoe.
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~ GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE
STOCK FOR THIS SEASO N.-COHEN BRO
THEIRS, owing to their recent heavy purchases and
MONDAY, July 18th, to close their entire stock ut
such reduction must insure their sale. Their ire
mendous stock on hand and their aversion to carry.
ing them from one season to another has the effect
of giving all their recent advantages to the public
They have reduced their Striped lnew Style and and
season ut from 80 to 40c.:
500 yards Worsted BeregcS ut 10c.:
800 yards Basket Alpaca Lustrcs ut 162.c.-ust re-
English Six Plaid Pongees Mt 25 to soc.-reduced
All their Coored Dress Goods are reduced to similar
Their stock of Black and Colored Silks-the largest
now offered in the city-is reduced regardless Of
Striped Silks at 60, 75 and soc reduced at least 25
10 soc. yard below market value;
Solid Coors at even greater reductions
Cheapest domestic 10 the finest Imported all re-
2s pieces Mexican Mesh PiaI Grenadine at &c.
sold four weeks ago at 45c.:
II pieces Striped and Plaid Grenadinc at 1890
81 pieces Iron 1Irenadine at a5 80, and 33c-lnar-
kct value being As, SIS, and $780,; .A
Mexican Silk Grenadines at 55c.-sold everywhere
White and Colored Mexican Mesh SILK Grenadines at
one third of their value;
Black Alpaca-he best and most reliable quality i'm
Dorted-at great reduction;
ESQ yards Corded Plqne, reduced from l2ht &C.;
mere than double that value; .
46O pieces White and Colorcd Tarlatans at 1896,
reduced from 25 and SOC. yard;
so pieces White Piques at less than one half their
cost to import;
White Organizes at 371c., sold everywhere at from
G5 TO 75c.;
A large stock of Swisses regardless of value;
Nainsook Striped Muslin at 1885,, formerly seld at
Soc; .#. a..
Striped Linens for boys wear at 1896: ,
Also, very large stock of CassimcrcS from 25c. up
all greatly reduced:
400 various patterns of Hamburg Embroidcrics, the
handsomest and cheapest in the city;
Yard-wide Grass Cloths ut l0c.;
3S pieces yard wide Pcrcales at l0c.;
over 400 Silk Parasos of recent purchase, reduced
from $1.95 10 81; from So TO S1.65; from So to
50: from sc 1.-THE handsomest imported) to 80;
besides many other grades:
so dozen Geptlelnen's Gauze Knit Vests at 25c. re-
duccd from SO and 60c.;
"a dozen Ladies' and Children's Mt 80 and371c re-
duced from 80 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 Gauntlets at great
ly reduced prices.
below cost to close for this season. Jy ID
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Parke Goodwin, editor of the New York
Evening Post, has written very powerful
letter to the members OF the late Fifth-Ay-
enue conference, giving his reasons for sup
porting Tilden. In closing it he says:
81, who have for many years stood by
this noble man, and been the eyewitness OF
his gallant fights with 'thc beasts at Ephe-
sus,' would be recreant to the labor and as
pirations Of my whole life not to lend him
my heartiest support"
The Tribune says Of the letter:
owe cheerfully give it to the public as a
contribution to political literature far above
the average Of such documents in its tone
and temper and III its philosophic view"
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AT Jefferson, City the Missouri Demo.
cratic State Convention adjourned ut 6
o'clock Friday morning. Presidential cleo
tors were chosen and resolutions were
unanimously adopted that the Democratic
party OF Missouri commend the action of
the lower House OF Congress in curtailing
the extravaganza expenditures Of the Gov
eminent and investigating the cofrnptions
OF President Grants appointees in the
Cabinet and throughout all the departments,
OF the public service. Y =
The Republicans of the Third Ohio dis
trict have nominated Miles Gardner for
Congress.
The Republicans OF the Fifth Ohio dis
trict nominated j. /. Long for Congress.
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A USEFUL LITTLE Book

a USEFUL LITTLE Book
Eighteen Presidents and ContemporaneouS
Rulers. BY w. A. TAYLOR. Beautifully
illustrated with eighteen cngrayings, and
containing a complete history of the Pre-
sidential Office, with concise Biographies
of all the Presidents and Vice-Presidents
all the Candidates for these Offices; Cabi-
nets and Cabinet officers; Speakers OF the
House; Contemporaneous European
Rulers, etc. the Electoral vote by States
at all the Presidential Elections. The
only work OF the kind ever published.
Contains proceedings Of the Cincinnati
and st. Louis Conventions; Platforms
and Biographies OF present candidates.
Every politician will find this handy
book " to have about the house." Send to
w. A. TAYLOR, Pittsburgh, Pa, fifty cents
and get copy Of it.
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HENRY CLAY DEAN, in letter to the St.
Louis Times, thus announces his intentions:
"While I was not satisfied with the plat
form, and, rs western man devoted to the
West, desired the nomination of Governor
Allen, was not pleased with the nomination
OF Governor Tilden, still, without regard to
other considerations, shall vote for the
electoral ticket OF the Democratic party"
And several people heard HENRY say the
same in St. Louis. He lives in Missouri
now
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NEW NovELs.-C. i. JOHNSTON, Main
street, has sent to us two OF HARPER's
Library Of Select Novels, all of which arc
presumably good ones. These two are
Rose Iwquand, by ELLIcE HOPKINS, and
Cripps the Carrier, by RICHARD DoDDEIDGE
BLACKMORE.
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Surely it was contemplate i'll Mr..
WHEELER to give copies Of his letter OF &C
ccptancc to the Republican papers Of New
York and not to the World. But, then,
we are not willing to believe that he did so,
though the World itself seems to be under
the impression that lie did. Let us await
his explanation.
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The Wing gives us good advice, and in a
most kindly spirit. We will try to profit
by it. But, then, what says SHAKESPEARE?
Hear:
elf to do were as easy as to know what
were good to do, chapels had been churches,
and poor mems cottages princes palaces"
81 can easier teach twenty what were good
to be done than be one Of The twenty to fol-
low mine own teaching"
Nevertheless, you have our thanks, good
friends
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MACBETH-In the American Pathological
Association, at it's session in New York,
under the peculiar title OF "What Shakes
peare Knew OF Horsemanship," DR.. j. Is.
BITTISGER cndcavorcd to establish new
reading of the lines in scene Sth OF the Sc
cond act OF "Niacbeth :"
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lfs READY-MADE SHIRTS, manu-
featured i'll the city Of Richmond by LEVY BRO
THEIRS, made of the best Wamsutt:l cotton and
pure 2100 Irish linen. Price S1.25 for complete
lymace Shirt, only 10 he laundrled before wearing
81 will purchase the same quality Shirt, completely
made with the exception Of button-holcs and but
tons" o.. jy Is
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The National Liberia! Republican Commit
tee for HAYES. Bless US! What shock.
1t is equal to the announcement that MosRY
and BALL support that candidate.
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~ have no spur
TO prick the sides OF my intent, but only
Vaulting ambition, which o'crlcaps itself
ntf

And falls on the othcr-"
He argued, says the Times, that the final
word OF the interrupted soliloquy OF MAC
BETH should be "withers," not "others,'
on the ground that if man were riding a
steed, as MACBETH indicates, he could only
fall on the horses withers. "This," the
speaker urged, "would make the lines clcar
where they are obscure, and even unintelli-
gibc, under the interpretations of the au-
thor's various commentators
There is another reading much older than
DR.. B1TTINGER's, and much better in our
opinion. as follows:
.'vaulting ambition which o'erleaps It's scat,
And falls on the other side"
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No. The Slate was not in our minds eye
when we were writing about "insinuen-
does" "On the contrary, quite the re-
verse;
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J. A. HARRELL, Esq, has begun the pub
LEGATION of 4 new weekly in "the flourish
ing town of Franklin" 1t is called the
Tribune. Success to it.
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LEATHER, SURROUNDINGS, DE.
NJ o L 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
fully-sclected stock OF goods, selected with lew to
the wants and requirements of our trade, and con-
sisting of the best quality of ..-.
OAK and IIEMLUCk SOLE-LEATHER;
FRENCH CALFSKINS-frcsh stock and of the
choicest brands: &c.,.
AMERICAN CALFsKINs, of the best quality,
and will wear well;
HARNESS, Birdie, and SkIRTING LEA
THEIR:
UPPER LEATHER, KIPsKINs,
LINING SKINS, FRENCH DRESSING,
SIOE-LASTS, ...
PEGSand SURROUNDINGS of every description,
TANNERS OILS,
and all articles used by shoemakers, saddlers, and
tanners. ....s
we wouldb, glad to have all in want Of anything
in our line call and examine stock and prices,
or favor us with order, we are satisfied we can
give entire satisfaction In prices and quality OF
stock to all. o. II. CHALkLEY & Co,
...-" No. Is Thirteenth street,
jy 14-d1Ot&w2t Richmond, Va.
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.DlEAT,lEr9,.

e Yasd If Wcst POINT, Kiag .Wflianl county, Va.
Friday gplF 2lss a. az O'clock = tdsm An-
Ffyof Richmolsd aged fortythree years.
baltimore papers please copy: ~ : !.
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DEoDoR1zERs AND
DISINFECTANTS.
DARBY,s PROPHYLACTIC FLUID,
ENGLISH CHLORALUM,
BROMO-CHLORALUM, r
PURE CARBOLATE OF LIME
as made for the Board of Health of Baltimore city.
No foreign or inert matter mixed with 1t, but 1t
is highly concentrated preparation of
CARBOLIC ACID AND LINE,
which we have been selling for several years, and
which we KNOW TO DE EFFECTIVE in DESTROYING
noxous odors and foul gases from damp cellars, cul-
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
ie2l ... 9l9 Main street.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
'NGLISH HAIR-BRUSHES.

'FNGLISH HAIR-BRUSHES.
A large and varied assortment Of fine ENGLISH
and other HAIR-BRUSHES.
Also, fine IVORY and DRESSING COMBS,
ENGLISH TOOTH-BRUSHES (made to ordcr),
NAIL-BRUSHES, and other TOILET ARTICLES.
For sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
jes corner Of Broad and Ninth str eets
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STAYNER'S STICKY. FLY-PAPER
~ just received for sale.
PURCELL LADD s CO.,
NV &c Druggists.
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W SELLING OFF
AT AND BELOW COST,

ATAND BELOW COST,
FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS:
AS intend to enlarge my store, am compelled
to sell my entire stock In order to make ROOM Call
for yourselves and you will be convinced of the bar
gains am now Offering.
10000 yards BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced to
SIC. per yard; ....,. ......a
1000 yards WHITE CORDED PIQUEs at 1oc.
per yard; . --
10000 yards BEST PRINTS at Gl:c. worth and
10c.; .:,... ....
Twenty pieces of GRASS LINEN, "A wide, at Co.;
have q large line Of BLACK and COLoRED
SILKS, which will he sold very cheap;
The BEST BLACK ALPACAs at s5c., 4oc Soc,
and 6oc., all worth 15c per yard more;
The best stock ofPARAsOLs in the city, at prices
to suit the closest buyers; .--...-
BLACK GRENADINES from 1oc. to Use. per yard;
CAsSIDfERESa at 4oc., Soc, and 6oc., worth 75c. to
81; ...,- ~
100 dozen nice DOUBLE NECK ,RUFFLES at sc.
apiece that are worth 20c.; .~s,sf .,.r-. .ss
Just received from Messrs. Mlllhiser &Cos auction
100 dozen best FRENCH WOvE CORsETS,
the boxes being slightly soiled, but the corsets
perfect I Will sell them as 50c.-they are worth
81 to $3.50 each; - ~
Also, two cases "A BLEACHED COTTON, slightly
wet, at Sc. per yard worth 1870. -.
These goods must be sold, and advise all in want
Of bargains and cheap goods to give an early call
WILLIAM THALHDfER, !,
! jy1 COL Broad street, corner of Sixth.
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MEETENaa.

INTERPRETATIONS CoLLEGE,l
ASHLAND, VA, July 2, 1875.
T1HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THIS
Institution will meet on the 25th instant for the
nurnose or eiectin1 president to oil the vacancy
pccasioned y the resignation Of Rev. J. A. Duncan.
ID d. and also TO elect to MI the chairs OF
English and Greek aud Latin and Modern Lam
onssea made vacant by the election of Professors
Price and Harrison to professorsbips IN other inst
tutions Also, to elect a College Physician: AIpi-
cations for the foregoing Offices, with testimonials,
nav he afdressed to Rev. j. A. DUNCAN, Presi-
j. A. DUNCAN.
THOMAS BRANCH.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
jy 7.2tawtjy25 Commltee.
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PROPOSALS.
RIO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for the erection
of BUILDING FOR THE MILLER MANUAL
LABOR SCHOOL, situated in Albemarle county,
Va, about SIX miles distant from the Greenwood de-
pot of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The BUILDING is to have 4 front of about 228
feet with sdewines 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 hot water.
. PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen,
blanks obtained, and further information given ut
the offices of Judge John L. Cochran, iu Chrlottes-
yille Va. and A. Lybrock, architect, Richmond Va.
BIDS will be received ut either place, for any
branch Of the work for the whole work completed.
In the latter case the proposals must be made by I'LL
Ing out the furnished blank especially provided eDr
that purpose. ... "
All bids must be sent in on or before the 9Th day
of August, 1876, at o'clock 2. NJ, when they viii
be opened at the office of Judge John L. Cochran in
Charlottesville, Va. r..-----. -. ~. --s.t.,.
JUDGE JOHN L. COCHRAN,
Chairman OF Building Committee.
CuARLOTTESvILLE,V VA. July Is, 1876.
A. Lybrock architect, No. I'LL, State Bank
building, can be consulted between the hours of 10
80 - - -, ty ls-3tawtd
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COLLEGE, VA.

The one hundred and first session will begin on the
7TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1875. and close on the
Thursday after the second Tuesday in the following
June. ..., ...s
For catalogue or further information, apply to
REV. j. NJ. y. ATKINSON, ID. D., President,
or to L. L. HOLIDAY, Clerk of Faculty.
ie 26-0taw2m
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ADJUSTMENTS,

:.
AND HOP. 20
VI "a
A DANCE Will be given at BLENNER'S fIsN
PARK every MONDAY EVENING. A No. -
Onadr,le BAND will be In attendance Those wishing
to have q good time aud spend pleasant evening
WIN not fail to attend.
Dancing to commence precisely at s p
jy 22-2t* ,yp - t~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE OF CITY SUP'T OF SCIIooLs,l
sos MARSHALL STREET, ;
IT, RICHMOND, Va, July q, 1875.
4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR, THE POSI-
II TON OF PRINCIPAL OF one Of the public
schools will be received until August 1st.
No applications will be considered from nom resi-
dents Of the city of Richmond. e. j.. .. ~"
The examination will take place on TUESDAY,
August 9Th. BY order Of the School Board. -. -
.'I ..: E. j. II. BINFORD, .
jy 24-eodtAug1 Superintendent of Schools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-24

BELLEVUE HIGH-SCHOOL,
d BEDFORD COUNTY, VA,
on Virginia and Tennessee railroad, fifteen miles
FLY west Of Lynchburg.
Full corps Of teachers. High and healthy location.
Pupils members of the family. Session begins SEP
TENDER 18TH.
For catalogues or detailed information applyto
WILLIAM r. ABBOT. Principal,
Nv l2-eod2m Bellevue post-Ofice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-24
GROCERIES. DC.

DAVENPORT & MORRIS, Seventeenth
~ and Dock streets, offer for sale:
LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, AGRICULTURAL
REFINED SUGARS, COFFEE, TEAS, SYRUP,
BACON, FLOUR, FISH, POWDER.
and all leading articles of the GROCERY TRADE.
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