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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-26

Monday night the Conservatives OF Nor
folk ratified the nomination OF Tilden and
Hendricks. Colonel j. Il. Lewellyn pre-
sided, and speeches were made by Colonel
William Lamb, Colonel D. S. Goodwin,
Mayor John o'Connor of Portsmouth,
Colonel G.. A. Martin, and Mr.. j. j. Bur-
roughs. Letters from Major Baker P. Lee
and A. S. Segar were read, expressing re-
grets at their inability to attend.
I "Brick" Pomeroy issued the first edition
OF III anti-Tilden Democratic afternoon
newspaper in Chicago last Wednesday, I'M
der the name of the Great Campaign. 1t
announces that it will represent REFORM"
will oppose the st. Louis candidates, and
will insist on repeal OF the resumption net
and on a paper currency. The first edition
names no candidate for the presidency.
Ben. Butler wishes to take the stump for
HAYES and Wheeler, but the fastidious Re-
Dublicans OF Massachusetts are limiting
pretty broadly that he can do them more
service by taking the stump for the other
ticket.
The Republicans OF the Second West
Virginia district will hold q convention at
Grafton ON the 2Sth Of July for the purpose
of,nominating candidate for Congress.
Governor TiIden within eighteen months
has originated measures that have reduced
the expenditures on the New York canals
80, 5000 ..5 s..l. 2 81
Professor James Russell Lowell is talked
or for Congress from the Eighth district OF
Massachusetts.
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RAILROAD FROM FREDERICKSBURG TO HAIR
RIsoNBURG.-The Herald seems to entertain
strong hopes that railroad is soon to be
constructed from Fredericksburg to Harri-
sonburg. Greene, Orange, and Rocking
ham counties are expected to grant n free
right-oi-way-al that the company asks.
The company is the Royal Land Company.
The Herald says:
"Wc learn from the company that II
Orange and Rockingham counties will act
as speedily and tremendously as Greene, land
grant free routes through their territories,
In sixty days thereafter the whole road will
be put under contract and built rs soon as
money and men can accomplish it."
This road would place Richmond in di-
rect communication with the lower Valley.
1t would almost certainly have good deal
OF travel and probably a respectable freight
business. For the sake OF Richmond as
we'll as for the sake OF the old burg, we hope
that it may be made.
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Ia the programme arranged blythe Demo.
cratic Campaign Club Of Philadeiphia pro.
vision bias been made for the meeting q y
Boys In Blue with the Boys ~ w.ay =, a 1hs
nal Of the Revolution, soldiers and sail
p p 81 the Modoc war, the Mexican war,
md the rebellion. Among the disting uished
soldiers invited are Generals mcclellan
Hooker, Steadman, Fitznugh Les Lamar
Hill. and Colonel Hooker.
Amongst the participants in the Tilden
I'D Wandr;cks PROCESSION in Martinsburg,
v. Va, on Friday evening last, waseMr.
George Seibert, now eighty-three years old;
He was mounted on a young colt which had
never been shod. He continued IN the n and
then rode out to his home, two miles in the
country.
The Bellefonte Watchmdn says eX-Goy'
ernor Curtin will speak in Indiana for III
den and Hendricks.
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me- GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE
STOCK FOR THIS e AS o N-COHEN BRO:
THEIRS, owing to their recent heavy purchases and
MONDAY, July 7th, to close their entire stock q,
such reduction rs must insure their sale Their ire
mendous stock OH hand, and their aversion TO carry
ng them from season to another, las the effect
OF giving all their recent advantages to the public.
They have reduced their Striped (new, styIe) and
Solid Alpaca Lustres to 16tc-sold first OF this
season 1T from 80 to 40c.;
500 yards Worsted Bereges at 10c.:
800 yards Basket ALPACA Lustres Mt 16a.c.-lst re-
dilced from Csc;
English Silk Plaid Pongces at 25 to 3oc.-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 Co. 75 and Soc reduced at least 25
TO SOC. n yard below market value;
Solid Colors Mt even greater reductions: .
40 pieces of Black Silks, In every grade from inc
cheapest domestic 10 the finest imported, all re-
duced to prices to find immediate sale;
% pieces Mexican Mesh Plaid Grenadinc at &c.
sold four weeks ago at 45c.:
IL pieces Striped and Plaid Grenadine at 1876
reduced from $780,:
81 pieces Iron Grenadine Il. 25, 80, and 33c.-mar-
ket value being 10, So, and 65c.;
Mexican SIX Grenadines ut 55c.-sold everywhere
White and Colored Mexican Mesh Silk Grenadines at
Black Apaca-the best and most reliable quality I'M
pOrtel--lt q great reduction;
$50 yards Corded Pque, reduced from 12h to &C.;
more than double that value;
400 pieces White and Colored Tarlatans ut 1896
reduced from 25 and soc. yard;
so pieces White Piques ut less than one half their
cost to import
White Organdles at 37lzc, sold everywhere at from
65 to 75c.;
A large stock Of Swlsses regardless of value;
Nainsook Striped Muslin at 1885, formerly seld al
30c.;
Striped Linens for boys wear ut 1896:
Also, very large stock of Cassimeres from 25c up
all greatly reduced; ,, A.,
400 various patterns OF Hamburg Embroideries, the
handsomest and cheapest In the city;
Yard-wide Grass Cloths ut 10c.;
80 pieces yard wide PercaIcs ut 1Oc.;
Over 400 SILK ParaSos of recent purchase, reducet
from 81 .95 10 81; from IS to 1855; from s4 &c
90: from IS 1.-THE handsomest importedl 10 %
besides many other grades:
so dozen Gcptlclnen's Gauze Knit Vests at 25c re-
duccd from so md 60c.;
"a dozen Ladies' and Children's at 35 and 375c re-
duced from 60 and 75c.;
A large stock of Real and Patent Laces;
LOO Japanese and Linen Fans reduced fully OF
large lot of Thread Gloves and Gauntlets at great
~ reduced prices
Their entire stock Of Mating will be sold at ant
below cost to close for this season. j. 10
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DEATHS.

Died. on the Oath instant, OF choera-ln1anlnm,
IJIJBERT HOPE WHITE, son OF Justice Josepn q;
and Virginia L. White; aged eleven months ana
His funerai win take place on THIS "wednesday
AFTERNOON at o'clock from DIS 1atner lesI
dence. No. sis north Fourth street. fTienos nna
scquaintances Of the family arc respectfully 1h'.eo
to attend.
Died at his residence In this city on the 25th IN
stanf. CHARLES EAAfENHAUSER, son OF JONI pm
Emmepharser, in the twenty-second year Oh MS
age. rrue fwednesday,
MORNING at o'clock from the German Lutheran
church on Fifth street.
Died. Mt ten minutes to 2 o'clock on inc Z2i1 OF
Jnivs Is7s, JOSEPHINE TABB, the only child OF
Robert e. and Ella d. Lccler; aged seventeen
months and eleven days.
Another little Lamb has gone
To dwell with Him who gave:
Another little darling babe
Is sheltered In the grave.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst His shining bandr.
And so He bent with loving smile
And clasped our darl1ng's hand.
Her funeral will take place at her grandiatner
residence, near Towards Grove, THIS w ednesday)
EVENING at 3ls O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend without
ther notice
Died. on Sunday morning, July 23d, at the resi-
dence of Dr. G.. i. Hartman after q long ana PAIN
full illness Mrs. ELIZABETH E. GENTRY, In tue
seventy-sixth year of her age.
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The Extradition MIDDLE.

The United States seem to have many
friends in the British House OF Lords. The
Lords appear to have lordly contempt for
the conduct of their own Government in re-
frsing to surrender criminals to the Gov
ernment of the United States unless q
pledge was first given that they should be
tried only for the offences named i'll the war
rant Of cXtradition. We doubt whether the
House of Commons will furnish like num-
Der OF distinguished advocates OF UNCLE
SAYS cause. The Lords have little or no
sympathy, it may be presumed, with persons
escaping to England, charged with political
offences. These political offenders are very
apt to be republicans-not Republicans
with big r. such as we have in this coun-
try; but friends of free government. With
these the arstocracy OF England have no
sympathy. We think, however, that it IS
highly probable that in the House OF Com
mons these political offenders will find more
sympatblzcrs. Indeed the British Govern
ment must cease to be what it has been 1of
MANY. many years when it shall cease to DC
the refuge OF the oppressed OF continental
Europe. Refugees from Poland, France,
italy, Russia,-wherever oppressors ana
onnressed were together-felt us safe IN
ENGLAND as il the little island had been at
the antipodes. TWAS to preserve the char-
acter of England as the sanctuary OF polltl-
cal refugees that the British Government
refused to surrender WINSTON unless the
pledge were given by our Government that
he should not be tried for any crime other
than that named in the warrant or eXtradl-
ton. Atpresent there is no danger that the
United States will try any man for any po-
litjcal offence; but it has been only few
years since JEFF. DAVIS, or General LEE, or
any other political refugee, would have been
in peril OF his life il he had been surren-
dered to the United States Government;
and there is no doubt that the blood-thirsty
STANTON, or THAD. STEVENS, or any of the
rest OF that motley crew Of fanatics who
were in power in 1865, would have de-
lnanded the surrender of any such person
as criminal guilty OF some one OF
the offences named in the treaty OF
1912. We say that no person escaping from
this country is in danger now Of being tried
for political offences IL returned hither ;
but England knows not how soon the cir
cumstances of this country may be changed.
At any rate, she could not we'll release
criminals to our Government without exact
ng the pledge in question, and then refuse
to release other prisoners to the Govern
ments Of continental Europe upon tie same
conditions. Herein lies the trouble; and
we are surprised to see her own sons
SO much disposed to censure her Govern
nent for respecting and following a custom
which has so long obtained. 1t is not i'm
portant that WINsLow should be released,
nor as to that matter that he should not be
released; but it is question in which the
world is concerned that has thus arisen be-
Z tween Great Britain and the United States.
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sational and untrue. The hard-monsy
World Of New York calls is loudly for the
repeal Of the resumption act az does the
soft-money Enquirer OF Cincinnati. 1t is
upon the movements looking to the repeal
OF that act that al, these sensational stories
are based. But these stories assume that
the hard-money Democrats are oil opposed
to the repeal OF that act, which Il not true
by any means. II repealed, the act will owe
its decease to SUNSET Cox and other bullion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
j Mr. GREATER BARG AIMS THAN
ever you can ind now 1t -
sYCLE BROTHERS., 42a BROAD STREET IT., b

r ~
Tbry nre determined 70 close ont their whole
SUMMER STOCK regardless to value or cost.
coLoRED GRENADINES at 10 and 12Nc-re.
duced from 25, 80, and 35c.;
BLACK GRENADINES marked down to one hall
of their value;
BLACK SILKS much below general selling price;
CoLoRED SILKS marked down from 20 to 80 pei
cent. to close out the entire stock;
The balance of our stock Of DRESS GOODS to b
sold at great sacrifice;
IRISH LINENS cheaper than anywhere else In the
city;
LINEN sHEETING at 75c worth $l.26;
BROWN and BLEACHED CoTToNs and SHEET,
INGS at the very lowest market prices;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSERTINGS q spe'
cialty;
1000 yards WHITE vICToRIALAwNa at &c.,
reduced from 25c.;
CoLoRED LAWNS in new styles;
CAalBRICs and PEECALEs (just opened) in en-
tirely new patterns:
New PRINTS for Dresses and Shirts:
CAsSN1ERES and LINEN GOODS for men and
boys wear marked down to very low ngures.
1000 WHITE BED-QUILTS at 75c. worth 1925
$50 dozen RUSSIA TOWELS at 37Hc. worth doubie
the money;
100 dozen TOWELS at 25c. worth 37hc.;
NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
TABLE DAMASKS,
FRUIT-CLOTHs, at very low prices;
We have a very large stock of HOSIERY:
GLOVES, SCARFS,
COLLARS and CUFFS,
FANS and CHAINS, at very low prices
125 SILK PARAsOLS to he closed out at a sacri-
fee;
MATTINGS and OIL-CLOTHS at cost:
The largest stock of CORSETS In the city from
37kc. up.
Don't fail to call OH SYCLE BROTHERS If you
want to save money in buying your DRY GOODS
New styles of BUSTLES ut
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
iy2O between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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BUTLER DENOUNCED. There is no paper
published in this country which goes far
Their than the New York Times In denounc-
ing Democrats and their candidates. It is
rather refreshing to find It's compliments
distributed impartially. It discusses BEAST
BUTLER's professions to candidacy for
Congress as follows:
"Beniamin #. Butler is anxious to 60 to
Congress again. His nomination would be
disgrace to the party, and his election
both a disgrace and misfortune to the
country"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-26

Mr.. Tucker. OF Virginia, has lately sub
mittcd q report on the tobacco tax, in which
he makes showing that within the past
few years the burden of the internal reye-
nue. tax has been shifted from the north
eastern and southern States to the middle
southern States. As an example the follow
in sr LIST is made.
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The story that TILpEN is trying TO get rid
OF HESpRIcRs as told in the Cincinnati En-
qutre'', and the story that HENDRICKS is try.
ing TO get rid OF TILDEN as told in the New
York Herald, may both be set down as sem
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TEEE TOBACCO TAX.

THE BURDEN ON vIRGINIA'S SHOULDERS
AS SHOWN By MIR. TUCKER-THE EVILS
WHICH Cypress THIS PRODUCT-THE
LAW AS 1T NOW STANDS.
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FY REV. WILLIAM Fl. CHRISTIAN,
of Lynchburg, will preach in CLAY-STREET NE
THODIsT CHURCH TONIGHT wednesday, at
az O'Clock.
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HOTELS.
BOARDING..

BOARDING.
BOARD IN PHILADELPHIA.-V
I'D itors to Philadelphia during the Centennial Ex-
hibition will find trst-class BOARD with Mrs. A. ID.
KEARFOTTS, Nc. 31S south Broad street, one
block from the Grand Opera-House, and one of the
most charming and airy localities I'm the city. =
BOARD and LODGING, $3.50 per day.
Special arrangements made with parties making a
heightened stay Cars for Centennial grounds pass
every three minutes; fare, Oh cents; time, about
forty minutes. iii: .s} d u gs,s.s III.
Reference: Mr.. j. +. ALLEN, 40s Cary street,
Richmond. Va. je l2-M, W,&F2m
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NE SELLING OFF
AT AND BELOW COST,

NE SELLING OFF
AT AND 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.
10 900 yards BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced to
SIC. per yard;
1000 yards WHITE CORDED PIQUEs at 1oc.
per yard:
10 900 yards BEST PRINTS at 6sc. worth s and
10c.;
Twenty picces OF GRASS LINEN, A wide, at 1Oc.;
/ have large line of BLACK and CoLoRED
SILKS, which will be sold very cheap;
The BEST BLACK ALPACAS at &c., 4oc., Soc,
and 6Oc., all worth 15c. per yard more;
The best stock of PaRASOLs IN the city, at prices
to suit the closest buyers;
BLACK GRENADINES from 1oc. to 75c, per yard;
CAssIMEREs at 4Oc., 5Oc., and 6Oc., worth 75c. to
81;
100 dozen nice DOUBLE NECK RUFFLES at &c.
apiece that are worth 20c.;
just received from 0lessrs. 31hiser Zoos auction
100 dozen best FRENCH WOyE CORSETS,
the boxes being slightly soiled but the corsets
perfect will sell them at 5oc.-tllcy are wort,
81 to $3.50 each;. -.....
Also, two cases IA BLEACEED COTTON slightly
wet, at &c. per yard worth 1910.
These goods must be sold, and advise all in want
Of bargains and cheap goods to give an early call
| WILLIAM THALHIMER,
| jyl COL Broad street, corner of Sixth.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAuEToN, VA.

begins Its twenty-seyentt annual session SEPTEH-
BER 2l S78 Hanks among the first Virginia schools
for Young ladies' Twenty teachers and officers.
MODERN LANGUAGES and MUSIC taught Dy
EsyroY,ean and American teachers. Located midway
hetween the mountains in the beautiful Valley OF
Virginia. Most invigorating climate-far-famed for
generally restored. Buildings elegant, famed by
nnurest mountain breezes, commanding magnihcentt
scenery. Altogether, one Of the most deiigntlul
College homes In the Union. simplicity IN dress
with neat uniform required. No unnecessary ex-
pense allowed. - .,,,,o,,o
Board and tuition in college course for scnolastic
wear 500. For catalogues. address
REV. W. A. HARRIS, d. DE- President,
10 15-jS&W6t&W4t StauntoH, va
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1EsIDU(,ATTOrAL.

"a UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON,yA.
The academic term Of this inststafl1n peelns On
the FIRST "WEDNESDAY IN SEFTEMl bEEh,;a u ana
closes on the corresponding day in June following
This IL tho largest hrst-cIsss institution IN virginia
for young ladies. It has corps OF twenty-nye Ole
fcess and teachers. The English course is extensi7e
and thorough. Advantages for music, languages.
drawing, and painting cannot be surpassed. k0r
catalogue containing full particulars, apply 70
80 - MISS NARY j. BALDWIN,,
- g. = 4, ,,,s 49, Principal.
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FURNITURE.

NWING TO THE GENERAL DEF
~ PRESTON IN BUSINESS. have been u
enabled to purchase FURNITURE at very low M
sch extraordinary low prices that 1t Is really asol
ishing Purchasers can be convinced Of this fact ;
calling on me and seeing for themselves.
J. ID. GATEW0OD.
319 Broad, between Third aud Fourth streets.
~ 25-3m
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND WIN E11
IN GROwER S.-Thn new FASNlA.tS,,,inn ~ !,
called the RANDELL GRAIN SEP ARA .li, =, :
we Manufacture Is now ready and iet sam # = ~
works. Send for circular OF testiHohLASS,
,uond Corn Exchange, commission mefenI I,. nc,
farmers. An are Invited to cali and see ~ 20 r.
ton. SLoAI, Shos tfschinl,s
iy Slim - -
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WATCHES, JEwH:LRY. DC.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Haying dlsM
y continued the business of lending h MI N J
On colIaterals, have determ!ncds TO sen -
the forfeited pledges on hand al tne na,aw orig
on same, which Is In every cAsf n'n>t'
cost. The goods consist OF
Magnificent DIAMOND RINGS; Nc w,TCie
Superb STEM and KEf-WlNDiScGHs TELA 40
VEST, GUARD, OPERA, and ina
ELEGANT AMETHYST, CAMEO, sud o''S'
RINGS, BUTTONS, Re ,r,,rl., az
shall continue to sell until all the ~ rrsst !s4
posed of. In order TO reahsc lne So, cors q!
and often TO d -. Smnnrtr,nih str~
jy kiln No. IL nofta IOo.-----------~
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me- WIDE BLACK LINING SILK Al
soc, per yard worth 75c;
BARGAINS in SILKS of all kinds;
BARGAINS in BLACK GRENADINES;
BARGAINS in ALPACAs and MOHAIRS;
BARGAINS In BoMBAzINEs and TAMlsE;
BARGAINS in all kinds Of DRESS GOODS;
BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS of all kinds;
BARGAINS in everything, at
ty25 LEVY bhoIhEhs.
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lust RECEIVED, lot OF fine WAL-n
y NUT HAT-RACKS and BOOk-ChSES;H
new stylc WALNUT SAFE, with or without "a
marble: low-price PARLOR SUITS and BED;ii
TOIISGES lii addition to my large stock OIL hand
which pledge to sell at lower prices than the sane
class of goods were ever offered. Examine my stock
lief, re YOU buy IL. GATIIRIGlIT.
INV Dam 16 Governor STREET
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wDISEASED GUMS! OFFENSIVE
BREATH! -Rapidly cured and dislnfected 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. yl4
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! .roTfCEs.

8 m SPECIAL NOTICE.-Attention Is
a.ied 10 the sale mis- EvENrHG at O'Clock OF the
nrIurrrrL aRsrpIHcE and EIGHT ACHES or
r1rp ON Main street, ope half mile from the city.
- = EDWARD G. GODD1N,
oe,. Auctioneer.
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PROPOSALS.
no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
/. SEALED PROPOSALSa are invited for the erection
Of BUILDING FOR THE MILLER MANUAL
LABOR SCHOOL, situated in Albemarlc county.
Va. about six miles distant from the Greenwood de-
pot Of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The BUILDING Is to have u front Of about 22S
feet with sidewings 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 ohtained, and further information given at
the offices of Judge John L. Cochran in Chlrlottes-
Vile, Va, and A. Lybrock, architect, Richmond, Va.
BIDS will be received ut either place for any
branch Of the work or for the whole work completed
In the latter case the proposals must be made by fill
ing out the furnished blank especially provided for
that purpose.
All bids must be sent in on or before the 18TH day
of August, 1876 ut 4 O'Clock ?. NJ, when they VIII
be opened ut the office Of Judge John Il Cochran in
Charlottesville, Va.
JUDGE JOHN L. COCHRAN,
Chairman OF Building Committee.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July Is, 1875.
A Lybrock, architect No. I'LL, State Bank
building can be consulted between the hours Of 10
49, - -.'N : jy 19-3tawtd
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RICHMOND COLLEGE,
III RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 81. 1876 .e.,
eight separate schooJs-yiz., Latin, Greek, Modern
Languages, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemis-
try; and Philosophy, supplied by corps OF seven
full and leaves the institution in excellent WORKING
order lis situations buildings, apparatus, and inter-
est-bearne endowment enable Ii 10 dispense nDcrai
education On terms unusually moderate.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Naturalization and tuition in any three schools.S 30
Fuel, light, washing, and board In mess cluDs,
-"
Total. 1908
Or by boarding at College Hotel instead OF .a,-
For catalogues giving full information, address
;v13tseo5 Chairman of Faculty.
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~WAsH-POPLINS reduced to SIC. per
yard;
GRENADINES at 6x, 10, and 1910. per yard:
LAWNS at 6x, 10, and 1916;
PURPLE, BUFF, BROWN, BLUE, and PINK
LAWNS and PERCALEs, for trimming;
Bargains IN all kinds of DRESS GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS.
KID GLOVES in great variety. jy25
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MT VICTORIA LAWN at 165, 90, and
Csc. worth 25, 80, and Csc. per yard;
LACE STRIPED MUsLIN-clegant goods-at zoe.
worth 50c.;
BUFF AND ECRU PIQUE at 12ac. per yard worth
35c.;
WHITE p1QUE at 12l5 and 1890. per yard worth
25 and 40c. per yard:
HANDSOME LACES for trimming white goods at
low prices:
uAMBURGH EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS at
10c. worth 20c. per yard;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS AND INSERTlNGS at
I5c. per yard worth rs and 3oc., at
LEVY BROTHERS..
WIDE LEATHER BELTS. j. 20
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STAYNER'S STICKY FLI-PAPER
~ just received for sale.
my26 Druggists.