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The posta,l. Laws, I.

All maslable matter Oh The third class ca,s..
not PASS through the malls at. the rite of one
cent for two ounces or less: Articles Of
merchandise, photographic paper, letter
envelopes, postal envelopes and wrappers,
plain and ornamental paper, seeds, cuttings,
bulbs, roots, scions, and unsealed circulars,
will be charged one cent for each ounce.
Such circulars, however, will be charged
one cent for each circular when sent for
city delivery only. II sent to the country
the rate win be, az stated, one cent per
ounce. The new law seems to have been
the result Of compromise between the
express companies and the friends Of low
postage. All printed matter of the third
class goes for half what it did under the
late law, whilst articles Of merchandise are
charged as before.
One of the best features OF the new law is
that it permits q person to write upon q
package his name and words enough to tell
its contents. Only this and nothing more.
An additional word will subject the whole
package to letter postage. Thus merchant
in Richmond sending by mail to country
customer an article Of merchandise may
now lawfully write upon the outside Of it:
+" One yard of calico. From JOHN SMITH"
Another feature of the new law is that the
address upon a circular or postal-card
may be either written or printed upon the
same, or s:affixed "-that is to say, we sup
pose, pasted upon the same as the address
is now put upon newspaper by machine.
We have one more change in the postal
laws to suggest to Postmaster-General TT-
NER. 1t cannot be long before such will be
the law, and we wish him to get the credit
of it-that is, we want it made before the
4th Of March next. Let every man have
! the privilege of writing what he pleases
upon the margin OF transient newspaper
forwarded by mail, provided he will pay
four cents postage upon it-that is, one
cent for the paper and three cents for the
letter. It would be accounted q great ac-
commodation by many people, and would
bring in some revenue. Almost anybody
would be willing to pay the additional post
age for the privilege Of writing upon the
margin OF paper thus sent to friend or
relative the two words, "All WELL" The
Department could not possibly lose by it..
It would, on the contrary, both make mo-
ney and accommodate many thousands OF
! DeoDle
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~ 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. jy1
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RICHMOND, July 10, 1876.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

In pursuance of the authority granted by the two
Fire Department have given permission to the fol-
lowing persons TO ERECT FRAME BUILDINGS IN
THE CITY-viz.:
George Coutts, dwelling 21x31, OH the east side
Of Thrtieth street between Clay and Marshall.
Pierce & Winghed, addition Of one story, 14x16,
to framed dwelling on corner Second and ST. James
streets.
A. ". Dickerson, dwelling lsx14, two stories
high, the west side of Twenty-si1th street be-
tween NJ and streets.
Otis West, one-story building l3x14, on Twenty
eighth street between Leigh and M streets.
Albert WootS0n. addition 16x15, two stories high,
to rear Of his dwelling, on Thirtieth street between
Polly Brown, dwelling 14x1S, one story high on
Fifth street between Baker and Preston streets,
Smiths Hill.
F. D. Williams coal-housc sx10 and eight feet
high on his premises, on Belvidere street between
Main and Cary streets.
Moses Wyatt, dwelling 15x30 and eighteen feet
high, Oh ST. James street near Orange street.
Robert Freeman, dwelling 1926 and lS feet
high, on First street near Orange street. ta1.
Andrew Parker. wood and coal-house 10x12 and
10 feet high, on bis lot, No. 404 Cabell street.
Giles Willis, wood and coal-house 14xI5 and IL
feet high on his lot, No. 306 Little Clay street.
Henry Fleming, addition to shed-room to his
John II. Burnett, addition of shed-room 10117
feet and one story high TO his dwelling Clay street
mo. 1002J between Hancock and Graham streets.
The COMMITTEES has rejected the petition of the
Richmond Stove Company to build u framed stable
25xl and g feet high In the yard at their works,
ON the corner of Twenty-fifth and Main streets.
The permits herein granted may be had on appli-
Broad streets. JOHN j. KING,
~ cost s..s9 455.ft Chairman of Committee, 81
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me- GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE

me- GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE
STOCK FOR THIS SEASO N.-COHEN BRO
THEIRS, owing to their recent heavy purchases and
e inv to close eir entire stock
such reduction rs must insure: their SALE Their ire
mcndous stock on hand and their aversion to carry
n as living ii ali their recent advantages to the public
They have reduced their Striped (new style) and
Solid Alpaca Lustres to 16ac-sold first Of this
season ut from 80 to 40c.;
500 yards Worsted Bereges ut 10c.:
800 yards Basket Alpaca Lustres at 16ac-just re-
English silk Plaid Pongees at 25 to 3oc.-reduced
All their Colored Dress Goods reduced to similar
Their stock of Black and Colorcd 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. u yard below market value;
Solid ColOrs at even greater reductions;
cheapest domestic 10 the finest Imported, ali re-
duccd to prices to find immediate sale;
% pieces Mexican Mesh Plaid Grenadine at 1oc.-
IL pieces Striped and Plaid Grcnadine at 1896
reduced from 33c.:
81 Dicces Iron Grenadine ut 20, 3d. and 33c.-mar-
ket value being 45, SO, and Csc;
Mexican silk Grenadines at 55c.-sold everywhere
at $3.50;
one third of their value;
Black Alpaca-the best and most reliable quality I'M
portedcat great reduction, c- ,on.,o,
SatinLace Stripes and Plads at 1896, reduced from
more than double that value:
AGO pieces White and Colored Tarlatans ut 1890.
reduced from 25 and soc. yard;
so pieces White Piques at less than one half their
cost to import;
IS to 75c.;
Nainsook Striped Muslin at 1890, formerly seld at
Striped Linens for boys wear at 1896;
Also, very large stock Of Cassimeres from zoe up
ali greatly reduced; 80,
46O various patterns Of Hamburg Embroidcries, the
handsomest and cheapest In the city;
Yard-wide Grass Cloths ut 10c.;
SO pieces yard-wide PercaleS at 1Oc.;
Over 400 SILK Parasols of recent purchase, reduced
from 81. 95 to 81 from So to 81. IS; from 50 to
go; from Sc 1.-THE handsomest imported) to $3
besides many other grades:
so dozen GeRtlemens Gauze Knit Vests at 25c., re-
duced from SO and 60c.;
duced from so and 75c.;
large stock of Real and Patent Laces;
100 japanese and Linen Fans, reduced fully 80
large lot Of Thread Gloves and Gauntlets at great
ly reduced prices.
Their entire stock Of Mating Will be sold at an0
below cost to close for this season. tyl5
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There seems to be 10 doubt but that
Judge Critcher will be an Independent
candidate for Congress in this district we
think Judge Critcher has committed fatal
blunder ii such is the ase.--FredertcEs6atrg
Star.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Pratt,
whose resignation has not yet been accepted
by the President, says that if he remains In
his present Office after the 31st instant 1t
will be because he is persuaded against his
own inclnationS to do so.
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Henrico Ii. Il. Atkinson, u, j. Is.

Henrico: j. a. Einson, Jro y. q.
y a sIa = wikllt: John ". Lawson. fss
James City i Sidney. Smith. ssss's1s s5-s
King aud QuHan John g. Dew. Sc
King g Gorge Charles Ashton.
King w lillian w. e. Hart. s
Lancaster: john Ewell. 2.
ifLee: Patrick Hagan.
Loudoun: 81. e. Peyton, j., Mortimer
KfIgour.
Iunenburg: Wv. Webb.
Louisa: III. J. Wales, w. s. Bibb.
Matthews: G.. Taylor Garnet.
Madison: William Jeffries.
Middlesex: A. 3. Evans. s
Mecklenburg: w. E. Holmes.
Montgomery Thomas =. Sullivan.
Northumberland: Lloyd z. Smith.
Nansemond: DR.. Thomas q. Barnes.
Nelson: j. L. s. Kirby.
New Kent: Valosko Walden.
Norfolk: e. a. Martin.
Northampton Thomas G. Watson.
Nottoway J. w. Morton.
Orange: Thomas P. Wallace.
Page: A. Broaddus.
Patrick: j. P. Critz.
Pittsylvania: John L. Hurt, J. b. Ander-
son, w. 4. }. Finney:
Powhatan: Willis B. Smith.
Prince Edward: --.
Princess Anne: w. w. Coke.
Prince George: r. Boiling Wilcox.
Prince William: Charles E. Sinclair.
Pulaski: Charles Hermans.
Rappahannock: FL. F. Menifee.
Richmond: w. A. Jones.
Roanoke: Wingfield Griffin.
Rockbridge: G.. A. Davidson, Z. d. otah-
Rockingham: John PAUL., George Graf
tan.
Russell: j. W. McBroom.
Scott: James Is. Richmond.
Shenandoah: NJ. L. Walton, D.. w. II.
Moore.
southampton: W. B. Stands.
Spotsylvania Charles Herndon.
Smyth: James p. Shefey.
Stafford: j. Is. Jet.
Surry G. Z. Clarke.
Sussex: r. Il. Wilson.
Tazewell: S. S. Dinwiddle.
Warwick: W. Young.
Warren: S. S.. Turner.
Westmorelandf: r. j. Washington.
Wise and Buchanan: James w. smith.
'Wythe: John S. Crockett.
Washington: D. A. Bailey, u. W. "aru'
Jr.
York: w. Fl. Shields.
City of Richmond: Robert Stiles, John .
wise, Z. Darlington Cabell, James ID. Doc
lev, William Lovensteln.
CITY of Norfolk V. D. Groner, John 5
Tucker.
City of Fredericksburg A. W. Wallace
CITY of Portsmouth: w. II. Stewart.
CITY of Alexandria: c. L. Stewart.
City OF Petersburg: William E. Hinton
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DEATHS.

Died, OIL Yesterday morning at 4 O'Clock, from the
effects of heat, HORACE Cos infant son of I. "A. and
Sallie II. ClMlkley: aged five months.
His funeral wifi take place from his fathers resi-
dence, corner OF Cary and Foushee streets, THIS
(Thursduy) MORNING at 10 O'Clock. The friends
and acqualntances OF the family are invited 10 at
tend.
Died, Wednesday, July 18th. at APO P. SI., at the
residence of her brother, Thomas ". McCance, Esq,
Mrs. MARY J. GLASC0Ck.
Her funeral will take place THIS lThursdayl EVE
MING at 6k o'clock from the residence of MIR. Nc
Canoe. Friends OF the family are invited to at
tend.
Died, ON Wednesday the 10th instant, after an
illness Of several months, ROSETTA, wife OF James
X. Chamberlayne. ,r,,>-no>-
Her funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
ut 5 O'Clock from st. Marks church.
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spEcaAr. NOTICES.
SEsECEAE. NOTICES.
q kg GREATER BkR GAIN THAN
eyer- .slos csr find novat -
sYCLE BRoTHEEs, 429 BROAD sTREET
They are determined 70 close ont their whole
SUMMER STOCK regardless to value Of cost.


They are determined to close ont their whole
SUMMER STOCK regardless to value OF cost.
COLORED GRENADINES ut 10 and 12A4c.-re.
duced from 25, 80, and 35c.;
BLACK GRENADINES marked down to one hall
frsr OF their value; Sc 81.
BLACK SILKS much below general selling price;
CoLoRED SILKS marked down from 20 to so pea
scent. to close out the entire stock;
The balance of our stock Of DRESS GOODS to bs
sold at great sacrifice;
IRISH LINENS cheaper than anywhere else in the
city;
LINEN sHEETlNG ut 75c. worth s1.25;
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS and SHEET
INGs ut the very lowest market prices;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INsERTINGS spe-
1000 yards WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at 15c.-
reduced from &c.;
COLORED LAWNS In new styles;
CANIBRICS and PERCALES ijust opened In en-
tirsly new patterns;
New PRINTS for Dresses and Shirts;
CASSMERES and LINEN GOODS for men and
boys wear marked down to very low figures:
1000 WHITE BED-QUILTS ut 75c. worth 1926;
$50 dozen RUSSIA TOWELS at 37hc. worth double
the money;
100 dozen TOWELS Mt 25c. worth 37,5c.;
NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
TABLE DAMASKS,
FRUIT-CLoTHs, atvery 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 be closed out at q sacri-
fee;
MATTINGS and OIL,-CLOTHS ut cost;
The largest stock of CORSETS In the city from
37kc. up. r.
Don't full to call on SYCLE BROTHERS If you
want to save money In buying your DRY GOODS;
New styles of BUSTLES at
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street.
iy2O between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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HOUSE. JNHING

fail to see T.
LII j. REAMY, No. 10 Fifteenth street, the only
practical HORSEPOWER and RAISER in the city.
With my patent mover guarantee economy and dis
patch. Buildings moved with chimneys, without dis
turbing tenant. Safes Boilers, Engines, dnd other
heavy bodies moved with care. Also, pay cash for
buildings TO be moved In the city. References
Mcssrs. w. II. King. Main street; Captain Tyler,
Rockets; George A. Hundley, Broad street.
my 29-3m
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 1th of July, SIG, at Union Ste
ton Methodist Episcopal church, by ReI: Or; u =.
CheathaIn Mr.. JAMES w. FOLEY, OF this city, TO
Miss VIRGINIA D. ALLEN, Of He9riSo County, ay
Norfolk Wal, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and San Francisco (Cal.) papers please copy.
Married, III Stanton, Va, July 10, 1876, BY Rev.
W, T. Richardson, D. D., Miss SUE ". HENRn, OF
Staunton, Va, and Mr.. GEORGE ). NEItEH-
LAND, of Richmond, Va.
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Parents in quest of flrst-class school for their
daughters will do we'll to investigate the claims OF
this celebrated Academy For thOroughness In every
CIfANT4iL ranks pre-eminently high. Great atten,
ton is given to perfect the pupils In writing and
Speaking French with luency. For those sufficiently
advanced 1t Is the language OF their recreation hours
The purity Of accent and correctness OF pronnnnca,
subject of surprise TO the native Partisan. The re-
nown for the superiority in music is so widespread
Us 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 TO form the pupils to views
and habits Of economy, and to render them really
nractical 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), VIII,
we trust secure this school rs large and desirable
q patronage in the future as 1t has enjoyed III the
past. .... ..
the Directress of Mount de Chantal Academy OF the
Visitation, near Wheeling, w. Va. jy Ism
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DAGGsR's SPR1SGS.--The sale OF this pro-
perty, which is advertised in the Dispatch,
Will not interfere with the springs during
the current season. The visitors now there,
and all who may hereafter go, will be as
well cared for as il the place had not been
offered for sale.
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RUSINESS CHANCES.

MONEY TO LENDING have been re-
Ul quested by Il capitalist to lend $4,000 in one
sum Tor two sums Of $4,000 each) for q term of
years, to be secured by IN improved farm worth at
a low valuation at least three times the amount
loaned. lily 20-2tI CHAFFIN, STAPLES & co.
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me- READY-MADE SHIRTS, manu-
featured in the city Of Richmond by LEVY BRO
THEIRS, made of the best Wamsutta cotton and
fy-mate Shirt only to be laundried before wearing
81 will purchase the same quality Shirt, completely
made with the exception Of button-holes and but
tons. jy 1S
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LAUNDRIES.

No. III east Broad street,
between First and Second, south side,
is now prepared to do large amount OF WASH
ING. SEARCHING, and IRONING In the very best
manner and latest style. Fluting done ladies' and
misses clothing. Lace curtains done up as good as
new. Store and custom shirts done with either soft
or gloss-finish All work guaranteed.
Good WASHERS and IRONERS wanted.
Mrs. w. BYRNE,
jy3-lm Proprietor.
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NJ 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 offering.
II 5000 yards BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced to
SIC. per yard;
1000 yards WHITE CORDED P1QUEs at 1oc.
per yard;
10 900 yards BEST PRINTS at 62c. worth and
10c.;
Twenty pieces OF GRASS LINEN, A wide, at Co.;
l have large line of BLACK and CoLoRED
SILKS, which will be sold very cheap;
and 6oc., all worth 15c. per yard more;
The best stock of PARASOIS In the city, ut prices
to suit the closest buyers;
BLACK GRENADINES from 10c. to 75c. per yard;
CAsSI1ERESa at 40c.. &C., and 6Oc., worth 75c. to
81;
100 dozen nice DOUBLE NECK RUFFLES at &c.
apiece that are worth 2Oc.;
Just received from Messrs. Millhiser Co.'S auction
100 dozen best FRENCH WovE CoRsETs,
the boxes being slightly soiled, but the corsets
perfect. Twill sell them at 5Oc.-they are worth
81 to $3.50 each;
Also, two cases A BLEACHED 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 early call
WILLIAM THALHIMER,
jy1 COL Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This popular resort Is filing up rapidly. Board for
single month, $40; $50 for children under twelve
years and servants; for two months, $780, for three
months, $25; children and servants for one or two
months, SIS per month, w. II. WADDELL.
je 29-Th,S, &Tu11t* Goshen C. & o. r. X.
A FEW BOARDERS, WITHOUT
IL small children, will find pleasant home at s25
per month in STANTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
Staunton, Va, during the summer months.
Address REV. j. !. MILLER,
StauntOn, Va.
Send for catalogue of the Seminary to the Princi.
pal-~REv. j. I. MILLER, A. NJ. je 23-eodlIn
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

y
My school will be reopcned September 9Th next
and continue its session until June 18th. 1877:
TERMS: For board and tuition exclusive of wash
ing), 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. GWATHS1EY,
ie26-eod6w Taylorsville Hanover county, va.
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DRY GOODS.
LEATHER. sHOE-FINDINGs. DC.

LEATHER, SHOE-FINDINGS,& DC.
NJ 0 T c 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
fuy-seectcd stock Of goods selected wi it'll view to
the wants and requirements of our trade. and con-
Ssting of the best quality of
OAK and IIEMLUCK SOLE-LEATHER;
FRENCH CALFSkINS-fresh stock and of the
choicest brands;
AMERICAN CALFSkINS, of the best Quality,
and will wear well;
HARNESS, BRIDLE, and sKIRTING LEA
UPPER LEATHER, KIPSKINS.
LINING SKINS, FRENCH DRESSING,
SHOE-LASTS,
EGSand SIIOE-FINDINGSo OF every description,
TANNERS OILS,
and all articles used by shocmakerS, saddlers, and
tanners. a.,
We would be glad to have all In want OF anything
in ourne to call and examine our stock ana prices,
or favor us with IN order, satisfied we can
give entire satisfaction in prices and quality OF
stock all. 0. II. CHALhLE1 Co.,
No. 10 Thirteenth street.
jy l4-d1Ot&w2t Richmond Va.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

arrays, ATTEND regu- u
~ lar company drill at your armory on FRI q
DAY NIGHT next ut 81 O'Clock III undrcss uni w
forms. BY order L. j. BoSsIEUX, Captain. II
S. IRWIN SMITH,
~ 2O-2t Orderly Sergeant.
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MULES. HORSES. &c.

A VERY GOOD OLD HORSE FOR ~,
~ SALE. He is sound, quick, and good ~
worker Will be sold cheap, the owner having no
further use for him. Apply at WOODS pure milk
and butter depot Sixth street between Marshall and
CLAY. ~ Colts
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EORSALE, AT RICHMOND COLLEGE,
Il a large lot of excellent SECONDHAND
Apply to B.PURYEAR, r. =
IL 19-3t 141S west Franklin street,
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS OLD DOMINION CLUB.
A MEETING OF THE OLD DOMINION
n CLUB will he held at their headquarters THIS
Thursday EVENING, july Goth, at O'Clock, for
the transaction Of important business. 1t Is ex-
pccted that each and every member will attend.
BY order Of the President
G. H. MATTHEW'S,
iy2O-lt Assistant Secretary.
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T VERY, SALE, AND HIRING a.,
IL STABLES. ~
We keep OIL hand lrSt-class HORSES and MULES
for sale. First-class HACKS, BUGGIES, and
HORSES for hire. Livery ut reasonable rates.
lie 24-1m TURNER & co.
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UNIVERSITY

II ENMORE UNIVERSITY
n HIGH-sCHOoL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.
Fl. A. STROBE tSfath. Medalist, University of
yrginia), Principal and Instructor In Mathematics
and Natural Sciences
II. C, BROCK, b. Lit, University of Virginia IRE
Gently assistant instructor in Latin, University OF
Virginia), instructor in Greek, Latn, French, and
German.
Strictly preparatory to the University of Virginia
Students are received If over ten years of age. The
school is easily accessible by railroad. large GYM
NASIUM BUILDING, well appointed, Is late lmpor-
tant addition to the school.
TERMS for half session, payable in advance: TUT
tion and board dncluding fuel and medical atten.
dance $3.50 For students under fifteen years OF
age: Tuition and board Including fuel medical at
tendance, lights, and washing, 81 80. ~
For catalogue address u. a. STROBE,
~ s-S.Tu.&Th.2m Principal.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
HI RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 81, 1875,
and closes June 81, 1877. The College embraces
eight separate schools-yfz., Latin Greek, Modern
Languages, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemis-
try, and Philosophy, supplied by a corps of seven
Professors. The past session was eminentiy
order It's situation, buildings apparatus and inter,
estbearing endowment enable 1t TO dispense liberal
education on terms unusually moderate.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Naturalization and tuition In any three schools$ 80
Fuel, light, washing, and board in mess clubs, -
1Ao
Total. .$203
Or by boarding ut College Hotel instead OF
messing
For catalogues giving full information, address
Is. PURYEAR.
iy 13-tSe25 Chairman of Faculty.
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TO PARENTS AND
i ~. GUARDIANS.
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3-1rl
MISCELLANEOUS.

TUST RECEIVED syH
~ AND FOR SALE BY NAzk
c. BELLENOT, No. Fourteenth street, a.$SS>S
CAGES. -. s.s.s..
Also fine lot OF GERMAN CANARIES, good
singers, and will be sold at very low prices.
w 20-1tk H..
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLYEX
~ ECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING