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NEW BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING
j. T. ELLYSON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
1112 MAIN STREET,

THREE DOORS ABOVE TIE DISPATCH OFFICE,
Will send any OF the following books, postpaid to
any address on receipt of the price,
GRIPS THE CARRIER. BY r. d. Blackmon,
HIDDEN PERIIs: BY Mary Cecil Hay. 75c:
THE LAND'OF TIE SKY. BY Christian Nein'
FLESH sshi AND SPIRIT. BY the author of "oda
BRE ES1S 1aSs; Novel by Julian Hawthorne. 75c.
HALVES. A Novel BY James Payn; 5Oc. 70.
rAE PRIME MiNi kn By Anthony Troop
THE E'f DILEMMA BY the author of the Battle of
RfSSsE TILE RYE AEevs L. 7ss
HhSXS5 SI p Cloth by &c., dsSsx.
MEN Ne hSp aA NH ONE HUNDRED YEARS
g., M sfSS5 5:s TABLE
1s hhih se r HS Th ls1 DEf1Hs Mrs. Emma
sEtf-KAIsED; Or, FROM THE 3, DEPTHS s,o By
s Mr;; Emma D. E. NJ S0"'n"0f''' o'0'D'
EPOCHS OF HISTORY SERIES.
THE FALL OF THE sTUARTS AND WESTERN
EUROPE from 1878 to 1897. BY Rev. E.
THE AGE OF ELIZABETH. BY Mantcn creigl-
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND FIRST EN-
FIRE. BY William O'Connor Morris. 81.
PERSIA, FROM TIE EARLIEST PERIOD TO
TIE ARAB CONQUEST. BY W. 5, W. Vaux,
TIE Clicks AND TIE PERsIANs BY Rev.
G.. w. Cox NJ. A. 81.
ASSYRiA, FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO
TIE FALL OF NINEVEH. BY George Smith,
OF the British Museum. 81.
CENTENNIAL BOOKS.
VISITORS GUIDE TO THE CENTENNIAL EN-
HIBTTIOS AND PHILADELPHIA. The only
guide-book sold on the exhibition grounds. 25c.
OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF THE UNITED
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containing 4 list of all the articles exhibited.
$3.50.
LAKESIDE SERIES.
New numbers Of the LAKESIDE LIBRARY re-
ceived rs soon rs published.
Address Ill orders to
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Bookseller and Stationer,
iy07 11lD Main street. Richmond
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mT GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE

NT GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE
STOCK FOR THIS S N.-COHEN BRO
THEIRS owing to their recent heavy purchases and
the advanced state Of the season, will commence
MONDAY, July 18th, to close their entire stock at
such reduction rs must insure their SALE Their tire
mendous stock Oh hand and their aversion to carry
ing them from season to another, has the effect
of giving all their recent advantages to the public.
They ave reduced their sraed pew sye e.
season at from 80 TO 40c.;
500 yards Worsted Bcreges at 1Oc.:
800 yards Basket Alpaca LustreS 1t 16Sc.-just re-
English SILK PlaiI Pongccs at 25 to 3oc-reduced
from Soc:
All their Colored Dress Goods are reduced to similar
value;
Their stock of Black and Colored Silks-the largest
now offered in the city-is reduced regardless OF
STRIPED silks at So 75 and soc reduced at least rs
TO zoe. u yard below market value;
Solid ColorS at even greater reductions:
40 pieces of Black Silks in every grade from the
cheapest domestic to the finest imported all re-
duced to prices to find immediate sale;
% pieces Mexican Mesh Plaid Grenadlne at 15c.-
sold four weeks ago at 45c.;
/ pieces Seriped and Plaid Grenadine ut 16Ac.-
81 pieces Iron crenadine ut 25 80, and 33c.-mar-
kct value being 10. 55r and 65c.;
Mexican SILK Grenadines at 55c.-Sold everywhere
White and Colored Mexican Mesh SILK Grenadines at
one third of their value;
Black Alpaca-thc best and most reliable quality i'm
portcd-at 4 great reduction:
$50 yards Corded Pique reduced from 12k to &c.;
mere than double that value;
400 pieces White and COlored TarlatanS ut 16Ac.,
reduced from 25 and soc yard;
so pieces White Piques at less than one half their
cost to import;
White Organizes at 37JSc., sold everywhere ut from
G5 toi5c.:
4 large stock of Swlsses regardless of value;
Nainsook Striped Muslin at 1889, formerly seld al
SOC;
Striped Linens for boys wear mt 1876:
Also. very large stock OF Cassimcres from csc. up,
all greatly reduced:
400 various patterns of Hamburg Embroderes the
handsomest and cheapest in the city;
Yard-widc Grass Cloths ut 10c.;
SO pieces yard wide Perca.es ut 10c.;
Over 400 SILK Parlsos of recent purchase reduced
from sf.95 10 81, from 50 to s1.65 from "a to
81: from So lthc handsomcst importcd) to SO !;
besides many other grades:
so dozen Gentlcnen'S GauZe Knit Vests ut CSC. re-
duced from so and 60c.:
81 dozen Ladies and Childreu's at So and 375c. re-
duced from 60 and 75c.:
A large stock Of Real and Patent LaceS;
l,1OO Japanese and Linen Fans, reduced fully so
per cent:
irge lot OF Thread Gloves and Gauntlets at great
ly reduced prices.
Their entire stock Of Mating will be sold ut and
below cost to close for this season. ~ Is
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General GRANT writes impudent letters to
the House OF Representatives. His talk
about the outragcs in the South is all for
partisan advantage. lie hopes by it to in
tluence votes in the northern States. He is
now the color-bearcr OF MORrON's ragged
battalionS, and Us such waves the bloody
shirt with skill and vigor. But how hui
initiating to see the President OF the United
States thus dcbaSc himself and prosti-
tutc his high office. Let us suppose
that the TnEILHoRNS had been resi-
dents OF Louisiana or Mississippi,
and had gone into the streets OF one OF the
little towns there to engage in such MUIR
derous shooting-match rs the three brothers
carried on in New Jersey: the whole North
would have cried out that the South was in
q state OF barbarism. And il the murdered
men had been negroes, the presidential cleo
ton would have been decided.
Can't General GRANT, President Of the
Republican party, give the House Of Repre-
sentatiycs his views on the New Jersey case !:
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r7gNEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

rrNEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
The subscribers have opened within the last rev
days
New MOURNING GOODS,
RACK GRENADINES and VICTORIA LAWNS
COL ORED LINEN SUITINGS,
LADIES SCARFS. CORSETS,
WHITE and COLORED 2, g., and 4-BUTTON
THREAD GLOVES.
BALBRIGGAN SOCKS for gentlemen,
COL ORED BALBRIGGAN SOCKS for gentlemen,
UMBRELLAS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES. &c.
Stock kept supplied from day to day.
an 1-coa6t T. r. PRICE & co.
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ADVANCE N SILKs.-The dry-goods re-
ports have frequently OF late recorded 4
steady advance in the price OF raw SILK. Inc
advance from the lowest points mas peen
forty to fifty per cent, and Jew small snip
ments are understood to have been MADE TO
Europe from the New York market. Inc
New York Bulletin says that as REGARDS
manufactured silks there is at present no
market there, but consignecs or houses
abroad arc holding goods stiflly, and IN some
cases an advance OF over ten per cent. mas
been made.
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On and after Monday next the Petersburg
Daily Post will be issued as morning in
stead Of as an evening newspaper. The
change will, we trust, be IL beneficial one.
Il. II. GLASS, Esq, the editor, is not only
an experienced journalist, but has u clear
head and ripe Judgment. He is very apt
to be on the right side of>eyery question.
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Mr.. EATON, OF Connecticut, as true man
and Democrat rs the country contains,
voted "Not Guilty" Oh the trial OF the inl-
parchment case OF Secretary BELKS-AP, Civ
ing as his reason that the House had no
right to impeach private citizen, nor the
Senate to try such case.
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rTHE FOLLOWING B ARGAINs

wTHE FOLLOWING 3 a RG A1Ns
can now be had ut
sycIE BROTHERS, 429 BROAD STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth streets:
BLACK GRENADINES at half price;
cOI,ORED GRENADINES to be sold regardless to
cost;
PLAIN and PLAID POPLINS and MOHAIRS
marked down to astonishingly low prices;
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS reduced from 20 10
40 per cent; ,oo,.
BLACK ALPACAs and MOURNING Go0D L.
th largest and best assorted stock IN the city at
prices TO astonish every buyer;
CAssIMERES and LINENS for men and boys
wear at greatly reduced prices;
1876 PARAsOLs to be closed out at q great sacri-
flee:
so dozen FANS remarkably cheap;
$50 pieces LAWNS In nice patterns:
CAAIBRICS, PERCALES, and SUMMER PRINTS
at reduced prices;
4 handsome stock Of choice HAMBURGER EDG--
INC;S and INSERTINGS-to be SOLD 1T one nan
of importers price;
NATTISGS and OIL-CLOTHS at and below cost.
Don't fail to call at once and secure the bargains
a. sYCLE BROTHERS.
nj g
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~ SYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received the largest stock of BED-oU1LTs that
ever was In the city.
WHITE BED-QUILTs, all full size, at 75c., soc.'
81, 1926, $1.75, 81, 1926, $3.50, s2.so,*3'
and a. worth IS per cent. more
These GOODS have been bought very cheap ana
will be sold accordingly. ~
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We Offer special inducements In TOWELS; NIX Xxx
DAMAsKS FRUIT-6LOTHS, TABLE, and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very large stock OIL
All ' oIr ION p9OaIsTiC aoOnS will be retailed at
wholesale market prices;
LINEN SHEETIEG At CSC. reduced from 9l.5Q;
A few dozen BUCK GAUyrLETS at only 25c q
pair worth 81
al astOnishingly low figures;
CROCHET SACQUES III large variety.
Don't fail to cali on us If you are buying your DIX
GOODS. rs 1t will pay you well to do So New goods
received daily at SiCLE uR0IHEhe,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended to. au .
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DEATHS,

Died, at the residence Of his parents. 72G twenty
fifth street. August Cd, WILLIAM HENRY, infant
son of W. F. and Jane r. Hughes; aged five months
and twelve days.
IL O'Clock THIS rrhurs lay) MORNING, the Sd III
c.an
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Dir. GooDE authorizes the World to cor
rect the statement which we corrected for
him yesterday. OF course he didn't trade
with the hard-money men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-03

I" Superstition" will find in the Dispatch
OF some day in May last all that he saws in
bis note to us concerning the letter ..n"
and successful candidates for the presi-
aeney.
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NOTICE.-PERMITS AND REJEC-
~ TONS OF PETITIONS TO BUILD FRAME
HOUSES-TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.
At meeting Of the Committee on the Fire Depart
ncnt, held July 31st, the following permits were
INGS within the city limits:
+. W. Stevenson, house % by 81 feet on Pine be-
tween Beverley and Albemarle streets.
B. Cottrell, Office. on Eighth and Main streets.
James Fox, addition, on Clay between twenty
sixth and Twenty-seyenth streets. ~
Z. Eugene Davis, house, two stories 30 by 80 feet,
OH Catharine between Smith and Henry streets.
j. A. Lewis, house, 10 by IL feet, On Goddin
street. ~
Ben. johnson, house, ID by SO feet, on Clarke near
W II. Addington, house, ls by 80 feet, on Thirty
first and p streets
j. X Lewis, mouse, IL by IA feet, on Moore and
Henrietta Cox. house, l5 by l8 feet, Oh Hancock
near Moore street
T. A. Williams, addition. - by IA feet, on Grace
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
The following petitions were rejected:
M. Bottgheimer, shed, ~ by Ii feet, in rear Of
house on Main between TWenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets. Is
No. % westJackson street.
Charles Manly, stable, on Grace between Foushee
and Adams streets.
W.D. Twynham, house, west Marshall near Ham
cock street. s a.
IL. a. Rust, stable in rear OF house No. Ii south
Second street.
The above papers can be obtained of me On appli-
cation. 500 - JOHN j. KING, Chairman, ~
5au 2-3t corner Of First and Broad streets.
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" DISEASED GUMS OFFENSIVE
BREATH !-Rapidly cured and disinfccted by
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH.
To whiten the teeth, preserve the enamel, and
eradicate tartar, use the
SAPONINE DENTIFRICE,
prepared by MEADE 6 BAKER. Ask your drug
gist for these articles.
Price. fifty cents each. Jy II
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maj" THE CUSTER MONUMENT BALL
will come off at the Grecnbrier White Sulphur
Springs. W. Va, on THURSDAY, August 10th.
Ipouirc for Excursion Tickets. jy 31-td
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The public debt statement made up at the
Treasury Department to July 3Oth, ends as
follows:
Decrease Of debt during tho month 81 ,l3S,O33 90
Decrease of debt since June 80,
lS76n... l3Sn33 aa
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Weretnrn thanks to ssS." OF Patrick for
his cheering private note.
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From which it would appear that red tape
IS in vogue in Washington.
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DOOk-BINDING.
BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

TOR GOOD AND CH E A T. 3
Il SHOES go to b. +. TISSLEY & CO.,@@S
All Broad street, for have examined their entire
stock anu know it to be one that has been well Sc
lcctcd: and their prices are low that guarantee
that they cannot be beaten. They keep nearly az
styles and grades, and also 1ne assortment OF
TRUNKS. | hope one and all will give them CALI
for know It will be to their interest to Go So
They do REPAIRING In the neatest ana best man
Nor ans
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me- INITIAL NOTE-PAPER at 10 and
l5c per box worth 25 and Soc.
EXCELLENT NOTE-PAPER at 81 per rcam; ;
soc. half rcam: CSC. quarter ream
HEAVY ENVELOPES 1t soc. box, containing
NOTEoPAPER and ENVELOPES in boxes at Is,
RUTBER-HEAD LEAD PENCILS at Csc. per
Also, PENS, PEN-HOLDERs, MUCLAGE,
VlSlT1NG-CARDS,a and SHOPPING-PADS at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
lO17 and 1919 Main street,
nul Richmond, Va.
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REYERDY JOHNSON.

An examination O. the list shows the
names Of quite Il number OF citizens of
Maryland and the District OF Columbia who
have served the Government since 1881. 1t
will undoubtedly surprise many OF these
good citizens, or such OF them It's arc in the
land OF the living, to- find that their good
Uncle Samuel claims to be their creditor
4 balance of SLIGO is charged against the
late Revcrdy johnson ii the time, as Minis
ter TO England, he was negotiating his Ala
bama treaty with Lord Clarendon. There is
amuch bigger bill against the Hon. Robert
II. McLme OH account. OF his mission to
Mexico in 1Sj9'60. This bill the Treasury
officials put up rs S3,2l2. 0S.--.Sun.
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BOoKs. STATIONERY. &c.


DRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT "
ID Practical Medicine and Surgery. July, 1875;
price S1.5O 4 Practical Treatise on Materia Medlca
and Therapeutics. by r.; Bartholow n: y; 20; r a
from, C. T.; $3.50. Hobbs's Architecture, contain,
Ing designs and ground plans for Villas cottagss ana
other edfccs-sccond edition-enlarged, -. eo
China English Dialect, with Vocabulary, by lie,
land: Sl5O. Culture, Behavior, Beauty, by RaIph
Also. lust received another lot of COMMERCIAL
SOTE-PAPEle at 81 Il ream, or five IuireS t9r Z3c.
mn WOODHOUSE K PARfIAM.
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MAJ MATTINGS MATTINGS Ito be
closed out-prices marked down;
RUGS In great variety; - ,,,
al, Sd, GA, 81, and l0-4 OlL-CLOTllS very
cheap:
COCOA-MATS, In all sizes. at great bargains;
chill DREN'S lIASSOCkS at 25c.:
Large HASSOCkS at so, go, 70, and S3c.:
TABLE and PIANO-COVERS; ~
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS. TOWELS, and Dol
sATCHELs, LUNCH-BAsKETs, SHAWL
STRAPS, and TRUNKS;
CLARK'S and COATS'S SPOOL COTTON:
CORTICELLTS, BELONGS, and BRAINARD s.
ARAISTRONG'S SPOOL SILK;
PEARL. SILK, AGATE, and IVORY BUTTONS IN
WIfALEBoNE. CORD. HOOKS and EYES, and
an 11'''' D'''-@' Levy BROTHERS..
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ENGINEERING.

ENGINEERING.
OWL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
" NEERING ut the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
tute. Troy, \. Y.-lnstruction very practical. Adj
vantages unsurpassed in this country. Graduates
obtain excellent positions. Reopens SEPTEMBER
18th. For the Annual Register, containing Inn
proved Of study and full particulars address
PROFESSOR CHARLES DROWNE,
au2-1m Director
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THOMAS .A%D CANDY.

1t can be very justly and properly re-
pcatcd that a great many names appear i'll
the statement OF those who in no sense can
be considered rs defaulters to the Govern
mcnt, but in consequence OF some techni-
ca!ity are borne Oh The books OF the Trea-
sury as debtors. Such no doubt is the case
of those gallant deceased officers, Generals
George ii. Thomas and +. Il. S. Candy, the
first being charged with Sl4,7G5, and the
second with S20,500. This was for moneys
eXpendcd during the war, and for which it
is understood it was impossible to obtain
vouchers. 1t is also admitted ut the Trea-
sury Department that in the cases OF many
OF the civil officers o! the Government prior
to 1SG0-'G1 the balances charged against
them are only apparent, but, rs just men,
toned, for technical reasons the Department
cannot close the accounts without authority
Of an act OF Congress.
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Acting under orders from the receiver, and on &C
count Of the crowded condition Of frcight-depo
the following rule will be enforced, commencing
with TODAY:
All articles of freight arriving at the place of ies-
tinatiOn must be taken away immediately; and If
not removed within twenty-four hours the company
and expense of the owner. II. d. TYLER 49,
III 3-6t Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-03

~ FULL STOCK OF W HITE
GOODS, HOSIERY. GLOVES, NOTIONS, AND
FANCY GOODS.
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MEETINGS.

ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS N$$Il%Z|
n are cordially invited to attend stated Az
cOnyOcation of RICHMOND ROY a J. sRz.-rnSH
ARCH CHAPTER, No. g. at the Masons' S>Sa'-ss
Hall, on Franklin street, THIS tThursdayl EVE
MING, August 3d. a. ID. 1876. a. l.. 1876, X. \. NJ.
24O6, at Z O'Clock. BY order of the N. +: Ill.
GEORGE +. KEESEE.
MI 3-1t& Secretary.
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HOTELS.
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
IA CoRSER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.

A MEXICAN HOTEL,
"A CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers having leased the above hotel for
terra OF years. offer to the public rst-rate hotei al
low rates to suit the times The conduct O! Inc noei
will be under their own immediate supervisors and
prompt personal attention will be given to all who
may favor them with their patronage.
The American Hotel In the main Is new, four III tbs
of II being In the Ely block which is just being flu
Ished.
WELL A VESTI.A TED bedrooms. Many of
them are so arranged to be used connecting par
lors and bedrooms to suit visitors Serentyseyen Of
the Whole number front south auh southeast, afford
of the sun In winter These rooms are well suitedf Tor
invaids.
This hotel has the great advantage of being located
on Main street In the very best portion OF the city.
and In close proximity TO all the following places !:
Tobacco Exchange, Corn and Flour Exchange, -four
Ing mills, banks insurance companies, courts real
estate agencies, post,oice, custom-house State cap
itol and all the principal busness-houses both whole
sale and retail. OF every class.
The ladies' entrance and parors are on Main street.
The business office Is on Twelfth street, easy OF ac-
cess, and has attached thereto PASSENGER Ell E.
VATOR by which, at moments notice, visitors
can be placed on any floor In the building The hotel
Is heated with steam throughout and has all the mo-
dern Improvements to constitute
a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Our TABLE Will be OF the best. and our long
and successful experience In hotel life win assure
visitars that nothing will left und0ne to make them
comfortable, and we solicit the patronage OF our
friends and the travelling public, as well as city
BALfARD { DoDsoN, Proprletors.
JOHN r. BALLARD, j. 8. DoDsoy.
former proprietor OF FIX lateof Park Hotel.
RICHMOND. August 1,1s7e. auI-d2t&wlt
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am still Offering my entire stock AT COST to
close out summer goods and make room for i'm
provcmcnts.
DRESS GOODS for the present and coming season,
extra cheap;
SUMNER CASS1a1EREs and LINENS at and be.
low cost to close them out;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS ut a great sacrifice !;
A large lot of pretty LAWNS at &c. to close them
out;
% dozen good CORSETS at 40c. worth 75c.;
80 dozen good CORsETS at soc. worth 81;
Some more of that excellent COTTON at &c. worth
1870;
just received two cases good YARD-WIDE WHITE
CAMBRIA at S15c. worth 1910 yard;
20 pieces elegant VICTORIA LAWN at 15c. worth
zoe. L yard. A large line OF
SIIEETINGS,
COTTONS,
BED-TICKS,
TABLE-LINENS.
TOWELS,
CURTAINLACES,
at exceedingly low prices
1000 yards CORDED P1QUE at l0c. worth Ice;
SO dozen good TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at
soc. worth 75c. and 81; and lots of other goods,
which will pay you to give me call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
For bargains call at
WILLIAM TIIALIIIMER'S,
Col Broad street.
Persons ordering SAMPLES will please enclose
postage. fly PSI W.T..
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TO PARENTS AZ,
GUARDIANS.
MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY OF TIL
VISITATION.
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.

Parents I'm quest of first-claSs school for ;lG
daughters will do well to investigate the claims
this celebrated Academy. For thoroughncss IN eycr
department of female education MOUNT u
CHANTAL ranks pre-cmiuently high. Great attcl
ton is given TO perfect tie pupils In writing a
speaking French with iuency. For tnoSc sufficient
advanced 1t Is the language Of their recreation houl
The purity Of accent and correctness Of pronmcl
ton acquired In this institution have long lact
subject Of surprise to the native Parlsian. The i
nown for the superiority in music Is so widcsprel
rs to have made this Academy almost national "a
One feature In particular that should rec0Inme
MOUNT DE CHANTAL to the sensible parent
the influence exercised to form the pupils TO Tiei
and habits of economy, and To render them ra'
practical and useful women Of society In after yea:
Simplicity OF dress Is enforced by rule
These facts. united to the exceedingly moIer
rates of board and tuition (s200 per annlnI, ~
we trust secure to this school rs large and dcslra
a patronage In the future rs II has enjoyed In 1
past.
For further particulars apply for prospects,.
the Directress of Mount dc Chantal Academy OF =
Visitation. near Wheeling. w. Va. y l-3E
A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STAUSTON, VA.
The academic term of this institution begins Z
the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER, q
closes OIL the corresponding day In June follo"N
This Is the largest rst-class institution In Niry
for young ladies' 1t has Il corps Of twenty-five
ficers and teachers. The English course Is e1tcn
and thorough. Advantages for music, langi12S
drawing, and painting cannot be surpassed.
catalogue containing full particulars, apply To-
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN,
jy lS-lm Principal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-03
DELLEVUE HIGH-SCHOOL,
DICHMOND COLLEGE.
~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

II KIJI0IUND, ' IIlUINIA.
The next session opens SEPTEMBER 81. lsiI
and closes June 81, ST.. The COLLEGE emhras
eight separate schoOls-viz., Latin. Greek, Nc*r
Languages, English, Mathematics, Physics. Chcl!,
try, and Philosophy, supplied by 4 corps Of <cTa
Professors. The past session was cincntly succe.
ful and leaves the institution In excellent work.;
order It's situation buildings, apparatus, aud !ats
est-bearing endowment enable IL 10 dispense i!le.!
education on terms unusually moderate.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Naturalization and tuition IN any three schools: &
Fuel, light, washing, and board III mess clubs.
about. Il!
Total. .......................,:2G
Or by boarding ut College Hotel Instead Oi
messing .s2N
For catalogues giving full information. adr,>>
Is. PURiEAR
iy13-tSc25 Chairman OF FacGty