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observation-disclosures Ordway publishes
card in, the Boston Journal declaring re-
ports OF his irregularities false and dehbe-
rate attempts to blacken him. He says he
visited Washington, but the committee
would not give him an opportunity to ap-
pear and explain. -.EaH,.''
Post-Of1icial E. C. Rowe, being notified
by Postmaster Wolff that his resignation
would be accepted, a la Postmaster-Gene-
raj Jewell, followed the example OF that OH
# and resigned. Mr.. Charles Volt, bro
Their OF the postmaster, will succeed MT.
Rowe. Fredericksburg, Neaos. =. ...
General T. w. Bennett, the urseated Re
publican delegate in Congress from ldaho,
recently nominated by the President Tor
Governor OF that Territory, declines the
Office, and will ask that his name may be
withdrawn. "r r
We should be quite content il for the
next five years three fourths OF the money
voted by Congress were to go into the south
ern States alone. Whatever we 40 Tor
economy, let lis give the South all the money
she wants.-Neao York Herald.
At the Democratic ratification meeting III
Louisville the other night one OF the speak
ers suggested that the party symbol for TINS
campaign should be ''new broom '1-typl'
cal of reform. The Courier Journal In
dorses the idea on the ground that "these
are sweeping times" TX. a...--,.:s IT.,
The result OF the Democratic primary
election at st. Louis on; Saturday proves TO
have been decided defeatfor the Tammany
faction in that city, which elected consider
ably less than one half Of the delegates TO
the State Convention. s, "-,a -.s. ~
EN- Governor Austin Blair, former Re-
publican Governor Of Michigan, has de-
ciared for Tilden and Hendricks, and eN-
presses the opinion that no sincere reformer
can do otherwise than follow his example.
Cassius NJ. Clay, Minister to Russia under
Mr. Lincoln, announces his preference for
Tilden. ,2s '''.E '...
Governor Tilden is to visit Philadelphia
on the 9th instant rs the guest OF the
Aniaricus Club.
=, An /" outrage" convention OF colored
men will be held at Columbia, S. C., on the
goth. &c.,. ~ .nrs..r.,.r.a a -.
Most of the congressional investigating
committees arc yet to report. u. ''5h
Senator Conkling's brother Is a -Tilden
man. 49,. ....... ~. ...-...-
A life OF Governor Tilden will soon be
issued by the Appletons, ,,;gcsE fyr,i.
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The Unit Rule.

The Cincinnati Commercial, in speaking
OF the unit rule, says that "whilst it was
enforced at St. Louis, it was admitted, even
by those who insisted upon it, that it ope-
rated uniustly, and amounted to adenial OF
the right OF the delegate to represent the
wishes of his own constituency when OPP
posed by majority of the delegates from
State" The Commercial pronounces it an
"absurd rule" 1t says:
"In the Virginia delegation there was
stormy session over the rule. 1t was hrst
adopted ut the instigation OF Virginia IN
1882, and in the interest Of slavery. But
that interest no longer in existence, good
many OF the delegates opposed the rule rs
undemocratic, and made sharp hight against
it. The majority OF the delegates, however,
favored adherence to the old precedent, and
so Virginia voted as 4 unit Tor Tliden,
though a respectable minority wanted an
opportunity to cast their votes for Hancock
and Hendricks"
Considering that one OF the editors OF the
I: Commercial was at the st. Louis Conyen.
ton, and that the proceedings OF the Con,
yention have been published IN 1ull IN the
Commercial, the plumbers made, by thai
journal are inexcusable. In the frst place
the Virginia delegation did not vote as
unit. Seventeen delegates voted for TIL
DEN, four for BAYARD, and one for HEN
BRICKS on each Of the two ballots. And sc
the vote stood to the last, and 80 it wa;
counted, in spite OF the fact that the chair
man OF the delegation with the consent o
the four BAYARD men) asked that the vote
OF Virginia should be made unanimous fol
q. TILDEN. s. ,Er..s
1t follows, secondly, that If the unit rule
was not enforced in the case OF the Virgin;
delegation, it was not enforced in the cas-
OF any delegation which had not been In
structed so to vote, or which had not itsel
decided so to vote. D.
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,rhe Ra,tifcation.

The ratification OF the nomination OF I'll
DEN and HESpRscKs by the people OF Rich
niond will be but the outward and visible
sign OF heartfelt preference which has ex-
listed since long before the assembling OF
the st. Louis Convention. Win tho saea-
citv tina. cbaracterizes "the shrewdest poll
sicians in the world" the Conservatives OF
VIRGINIA had selected the head OF the TICKET
as the proper man for that POSITION before
tho nominating convention met. In ratl-
fvinr the nominations, then, our people
viii, not do it in perfunctory manner, but,
as sailors give q cheer, "with hearty
goodwill" The distinguished gentlemen
who are running for the Offices Of President
and yice-PreSident are not only worthy to
be associated with each other, and worthy
OF the support OF all men who desire to see
good government restored to the country,
but are worthy to ill the two highest offices
in the gift OF the American people, or. we
might say, the two most exalted positions
in the world. We hear that General JAMES
"A. WALKER writes to q friend in Richmond
that Southwest Virginia will give TlLDEN
and HENDRICKS a majority OF 10000. From
every section OF this grand old Common
wealth comes the same sort OF intelligence.
/. The fires are burning brightly already ON
every hill, and the enthusiasm OF the people
is quickening and deepening. In fact Vir-
ginia is not disputed territory. 1t
is State whose vote may be counted for
TILDEN and HENDRICKS in this month OF
July as safely as if itwere already cast, and
with as much confidence that it will be
given to them as that the vote OF Rhode
Island viii be given to HAYES and WHEELER.
II TILDEN were to travel through Virginia
now he would be likely to ask, as CHARLES
III. did after he had made his first triumphal
progress through England and landed in
London amidst the acclamations Of the null
titude, "Where are my enemies 2" He
would see nothing but smile Of welcome
on every countenance, and hear none but
words of cheer from any tongue. We doubt
whether community were ever more nearly
unanimous in their choice OF q ruler than
are the intelligent whites OF Virginia in
favor Of the election OF TILDEN and Hen.
bricks.
The meeting tonight will, therefore, be
but the outcome OF universal desire to dc
honor to the men who were even before
their nomination the choice OF the Conserva
tiyes Of Virginia, but who are now mucl
more than this-the choice, to wit, OF tho
Democrats OF this broad land. On the frs
ballot, in the National Convention, Califor
MIA and Oregon OH the Pacific answered tt
Blaine and Massachusetts on the Atlantic
whilst Virginia Of the middle group OF east
ern States answered to Wisconsin OF thu
northwest-all calling the name OF TILDEN
1t was nomination made "by the people
for the people" Let Richmond ratify il
/ with eloquent words and heartfelt zeal ant
enthusiasm.
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DEATHS.

Died, ON Tuesday, at 1882 A.. NJ, aftera severe
illness of fourteen months SARAH JANE MEf ER,
wife of Henry Meyer aged 1hirtysx years and nine
months 80. '.,.. =, mo
Her funeral will take place at 4 O'Clock =. NJ. To-
DAY wednesday, from the residence OF her nus
band No 351l Lester street. Friends and acqialnt-
ances OF the family are respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
Died. in Manchester Tuesday morning, July lS,
1876, Mrs. ANN BAIRD, wife OF Douglas l'alrd,
The funeral will take place from her late residence
TO-DAY 1T O'Clock A. III. Friends ana acqualnt-
ances of the family arc invited to attend.
Died, OIL Tuesday evening, 18th instant, FRANK
WYTHE, infant sou OF William Is. and Emma a.
Fensom: aged nine months. s..- t
His funeral will take place THIS (WedneSday)
EVENING nj 5 O'Clock from the residence OF MS
parents, 214 south Cherry streets. Relatives ana
acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend
Died, July 8. 1876, CHARLIE UPSIIUR, infant
son OF d. c. aud Ellen Mayo: aged seventeen months
and eleven days.
His funeral will take place THIS Wednesday, AT
TERNOON at S O'Clock from his fathers residence,
corner Thirtieth and Main streets, Libby Hill.
Friends the family are invited to attend
Died. at his residence, No. s2S Fifteenth street
in Tho siNty-eighth Year of his age, MICHAEL
SENNOLT. a native OF the County Waxford,
Ireland and resident Of Richmond for thirty-eight
years. -
His funeral will take place THIS WEDNESDAY,
July 10, at 4 o'clock p. NJ, from st. Peters Cathe-
dra Friends dacquaintances are respectfully IN
yited to attend. r. " q
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noxsy- fsuseEAK aAUTnoHI5AE7yzIsFfss--- =,
". u nais-cusS wli5ever se be, fitinga from
sWsstrnoreseasi to the Fred ricksburg slssitle-
Z aiftie exsisised by fhs action OF .Jndge
gritcher. Waose congressional aspirations
have NOT been satisfied. He proposes TO
run again, and this time will not submit ;hla
claims to nominating convention" we
can scarcely believe that this Is = by autnor-
,isy ~ :I,,dyeg ritcf,er would scarcely be will
inc to run as Republican and as Q pro
motor Of the election Of Hayes md Wheeler,
and vet he would have to do both in order
to secure the Radical vote Of the district as
is clearly ioreshadowed by the clear intir1a.
tion Of Mr. J. B. Sener, who Is not willing
to be made martyr for, the sake OF the Re.
publican cause. Frederic sburg Herald.
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The i-Tammany Democracy in New
York, are to have q T ildeniaad Hendricks
ratification meeting on the evening OF the
cash, and the. Tammanyites will ratify on
the evening OF the 18th. The following
speakers are announced to be present at the
latter meeting: Hon. Samuel j. Randall, OF
Pennsylvania; john Hancock, of Texas
j. Proctor. Knott, OF Kentucky; Charles c.
Hooker, OF Mississippi; John Il. Tarbox,
OF Massachusetts; ~. B. Gordon, Of Geor-
gia; and w. T. WHITE; Of Maryland.
The collector OF the port of Norfolk has
stretched large banner, with the names OF
the Republican nominees for President and
Vice-P President, on the front gable-end Of
the .custom-house Conservative ask the
Washington authorities that it be removed
on the ground TINT the building is the pro-
perty Of the people irrespective OF party.
Unless the flag is taken down o Tilden and
Hendricks flag will be placed beside it. 4
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-sRRR61.AL NaTxk,ES..

mr. aRE4H sAgR1FsfSsSE T0S CLOSE
STOCK FpH TfIIS e ASg GG1EE BR0.
THEIRS, oHaaEto their recent 1s5yy puteS4ees and
ne q the . ssas g st,S soa osF e
sush rednctfurs Is must insure as.r sale Their tr
mendous stock On hand, and thei aversion % carry
~ a etr recent the public
Sold l Alpaca Iastfss p IBsc-soId first Of THIS
500 ss yssds e W tsaR ~ 8sges
800 yards Basket Alpaca Lustrcs at l6s4c-just re-
English s hso Pas Pongees at IS to
All their csored Dress Goods reduced to similar
Their stock Of Black and colored siks-tie largest
now offered tnthe icity--ss reduced regardless OF
striped sks and reduced at least 20
70 soe: yard below market +, value a ne;
cieapest domestic 10 the finest Imported, all re-
s duced TO prices to lnd Immediate sale -
80 pieces 3sexican Mesh Plaid; Grenadtne at l5c.-
II pieces Striped and Plaid Grenadine at 16gc.-
i Z, reduced from 33c.: 'a u. ~.
81 pieces Iron Grenadne at 25, 80, and 33c.-mar-
ket value being As, 55, and 65c.; :,
Mexican silk Grenadines at'55c-sold everywhere
white and Colorcd Mexican Mesh silk Grenadines at
One third of their value:
Black AlIaca-the best and most reliable quality I'M
$50 Yards Corded Pioue, reduced from 12lz ito &C.;
Satin Stripes and P!aids at reouced from
ed ns inv Wb de on eloaed Tarans at
6 reduced from 25 and 3Oc. yard:
40 pieces White Piques at less than one half their
White oreandies at s7c sold everywhere from,
large g stock Of swisses regardless Of yalue;
Nainsook Striped Muslin as l6ac formerly seld at
stripe od' Linens for boys wear at 1876;
Also, very large stock of Cassimeres from zoe up,
et.,, a,l.r0nf y ~.
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THE GRANITE FURNISHED THE GOVERN.
MEHr HEnE.-M.A special correspondent y
Of the New York World writing from Rich.
mond says that the contract by which
granite is furnished to the United States
Governments swindle, and that Sin the
four years OF operations this ring received
from the Government, through the hands oil
General Babcock, who seems to. have the
matter in charge, the following stnls;:: -
!, For $4,000 feet, of granite fol, the State
Department front OF the bull $4,000.
For the work on the supplementary part
OF the contract, 1,082, 1880. .y..s ,..i.r.sa
For granite for the War Department front,
about $4,000. f,,a.if; II Il .,: ~.
For work on the same as per the scheme
OF the ring, $40, 110:16.n ~ ntGaza
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ONE CENT FOR Two OUNCEs.-The new
postal law is now in operation. Conse-
quently all mail matter Of the third class, in
Guiding transient newspapers, can be trans
mitted through the mails at the rate Of one
cent for two ounces instead OF the late rate
Of one cent an ounce.
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RuchananI tb .Clifton Forg.

,...,. :. :, ,,tIa. oon.
M a a., g 80, us : ; .nn, ru,o renort q,
HE .,,rvev u 10 tho Inns nronosed as the route
~ FIN buchanan and CLIFTON forge railway.
II il fully endorsed by Colonel Fl. ID. WHIT
COMB. Mr.. RANDoIrH's estimate OF the cost
Of the road is as follows: ..''.
For graduation, masonry, 80 4,
and and bridging rsass fo e. ro tho
:s25s,793 80
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We have received pamphlet entitled,
"Virginia State Agricultural Society. OFF,
GERS, Rules, Regulations, and Schedule of
Premiums for Fair 1876, commencing on
Tuesday, October, 31st, 1876"
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r TnDEN AND HENDRICKS. = Tile following
dispatch to the New York Tribune tells, we
doubt not, the exact truth: fa.72s
Saratoga, July 16.-It is stated positively
by those who ought know that in the con-
ference between Governor Tilden and Gov
ernor Hendricks here the latter did not once
make a suggestion fayoring imitation nor adj
!. vance any proposition for . modification OF
Governor Tilden's hard-money views In the
coming letter OF acceptance. The friends
OF Governor Hendricks have, indeed, taken
occasion since he has been here to state that
i he has neYerin any speech or Ivy. any pnhlic
act advocated the iniatio,i heresy and they
say that be will not .adYo II In his letter
Soi acceptance. The report that theresWas a
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BUCKINGHAM
ID WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This celebrated watering place andrsort for health
CATER having been closed t0rabOnt twenty years. will
be re-opened for the reception Of nvalids on the lI
of July next under the supervision OF the under
signed. These springs are situated In tile county Of
Buckingham, twelve miles from the courthouse
three miles from Willis's mountain, and twelve
miles from the town of Farnv;lle, OF easy access
from the latter place by good county roads, where
comfortable conycyances can always bc procured
upon reasonable terms.
TERMS: Board and lodging per month OF fonr
weeks, S25 board and lodging per week, ~; board
and lodging per day, 81. 80. Address
,r,s. - -eTS't - MRS. JOHN g. MORRIS,
10 2S-Tu&F4w s. Curdsyile, Va.
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- - -
MARRIAGES.

Jniv 10Th 1876, By Rev Z. B. Bootwright, assisted
by Rev. Dr.. c. K. Dickinson, Miss SARAH B. LOOK,
OF Marion. Smyth county, Va. and Dr. L.. w.
DICKINSON, Of Green Springs Academy, Tire
villains, Louisa, Va. .,. :,s. So. &c..
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rupture between the twp- caEif3 atsa UPON
the financial issue cannoE be tHlced 20 any
trustworthy source. Tey paTtaa aprarenit
iy on the best OF terms . f sss
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. & :,
Ifl bers of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10, Xxx.
are requested to attend called communicable y
ton OF their Lodge at the Masons' Hail. on Franklin
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, on
THIS "wednesday EVENING ut z O'Clock, for.
work. Members Of sister lodges and all transient
brethren in good standing invited to attend. By
order of the W. N. JAMES y. RIDDICK,
July 8, A. L.;5s7s, A.. d. 1876. ~ Secretary.
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..AiGRICULEgRAL IMPLEMENTS.

ATOTICE;P0 FARAIDRS,ANDW WHEAT
IN GROWER S.-The new FANNTNG-MlLL,
called the RANDELL GRAIN SEPARATOR, that
we manufacture Is now ready and for sale at our
Works Send for circular of testimonials of Rich
lnpnd Corn EXchnhge; commission merchants: ant
farmers. AL are invited to call aud see Its opera
ton. SLOAT, CROSkEI & Co,
m ~ Sim :t'tti:'E', - s''si - ~ u! Machinists
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,~ READY-MADE SHIRTS, manu-
featured in the city Of Richmond by LEVY BRO,
THEIRS made Of the best Wapsu t cotton ana
ymace Shirt only to be laundried before wea ring.
81 will purchasethe same quality Shirt completely
tons. jy Is
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DARKNESS HOTEL.
ID HAMPTON, VA.

- HAMPTON, VA.
This charming SUMNER RESORT, located on ths
seaside, In the midst of quiet, refined, and ntei
gent community, is now open for the entertainment,
OF guests for the sum mer season.. The TABLES will
be Supplied with every delcacy that the Baltimore
Norfolk, aud Hampton markets, and the salt watert
of Virginia. afford: and the facilities for BATH
ING. BoATING. SAILING, and FISHING. arc ample
TERMS: $I2 per week: $40 per month
/ INV Lem j. J. BARNES. Proprietor.
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-7-v' HOTELS
RGARDsNG

$500 Nis-
D0aRD IN PHILADELPhiAA..1,.,1ys .
isors 10 philaael ph.a during tho saaa n
hibitinn viii ind VIE ss, ss ts
bncs srss fhe Grand 0peYt-II House, ana QUO "
most elarnana and airy localities IN INC siss'zg23
EoARD and LOD< Ntii, S2,s per Gay, Rings
5sSyshered stay Cars for EealtsButsl sroan". {aut
| every hlrse minatss faEss Ss eeatllsss aAs'
lo Rsssss sa j. GaIEss 4es or IN ssss
Richp,oads Yse tss..ssft - ssA' Y
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;.-a SPECIAL ,N0FIEEs.
he PIA cE iEo PURCHASE YOUR
Il pRICEs REDUCED.

GRENADINES at 8a, s,s, 10, 12lSs, 16S. and zoe.
per yard;
LAWNS at 6I, 10, and 2lse. per yards III
GRENADINES nc 10c. worth
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WHE WALLAWHATOOLA SPRINGS

IL
The hotel ut this delightful summer resort only
three miles from the S1ib0ro' depot OF the Chesa-
The 2Ot1 of june The mineral waters are ALUM
and CTIALYBEATE. The alum water Is shown BY
analysis to be the BEST and STRONGEST AClDC.
is entirely acceptable TO tile stomach, and II sore
reign remedy for all chronic diseases which require
Alternative, tonic, depurative and diuretic agents In
DYSPEPSIA, LIyER-DISEASE,S cROFuLA, CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS, CCTANEoUs DISEASES, DISEASES
OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, SEt-
RALGIA, and GENERAL DEBILITY, II Is rcineIy
pre-emincnt. Cases Of DIABETES have been cured
byt For circular with analysis and cures
Richmond to =. F. Dupuy, druggist or write to the
subscriber. Fare from MillbOro' depot to ms
Springs, SO cents. Board per day, 81 so per week,
six or eight obtain board for the season oil three
months for $50.
post-ofice address: MillbOro' Springs, Bath coun-
~, Va. je 19-M,W Inns
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'sl'LA 1','.'' HARMONY HALL, July 10, 1875. 2!
11HEEIX LODGE, No:54, 1. 0. G. t.
L This Lodge WIN hold degree meeting at their
hall.rHiS "wednesday EVENING at S o'clock,and
all members of this order DESTROYS OF receiving the
named time and place. BY order ". Cts T! Fl.
FOLKS. ~ III r.....i2 f'SEI 1851 b. X. PECOR,
iy 19-1txoiz, y: -. !, ", Secretary pro ten.
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Owing to the depressed condition OF the couu.
try the proprietor has determined ~ lower bis
charges. that all may be able to derive the benefits
from the use Of these Justly celebrated watefs
They need no recommendation to Yirginians, since
they have so fully established their efficiency through
the thousands who have been brought from deaths
door to renewed health by the use OF their wonderful
medicinal waters. Since last summer the Chaly-
beate Spring, which was opened last year, has been
tho of Vrss and 5y comp D. sboS OF
It to be fully as strong as "Rawley" OF carbonate of
iron having s Sa thG naSty more na one snda
In addition the water that has made these springs
so famous the proprietor takes pleasure In announc
Ing that he Gun furnish those who may need TO drink
either separately or In connection with the more
celebrated waters OF these springs pure carbonate
of iron (chalybeate) wnter Inferior to none, and
e1ualled only by Rawlcy, In the State. This ut the
very cheap rates, with accommodation fully upto
any previous year.
. First month of four weeks, 500; two months
eight weeks, 500. ,g
Professor /. s. DAVIS, University Of vlrg.nli,
resident physician. - -.
Send for circular. ls JAMES A. FRAZIER.
INV / 5-eOd3Ot .... Proprietor.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
ID ten miles from MiIlboro' depot. Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad, .,u,,.i
Location dry and healthy. Abundantly supplea
with freestOne water. The mineral springs; As ana-
lived by Professor W. II. Taylor, u. ~, virgins
State Assayer and Chemist, stand unriValied;
Families will find this ATTRACTIVE place AL tie' CAL
desire. ..m.5...T s..
TERMS: Moderate.
.Post-oflicc and telegraph office mt the Spring
For further particulars or circulars, address
S"t. BAXTER l. CARRISGT0N,
.. Il oa1n 49, a - af the Snrings.
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HEADQUARTERS EXCELSIOR CLUB,

HEADQUARTERS EXCELSIOR CLUB,
.:.,.,...9. . ,..,.... ~. July 10, 1875
TEHE MEMBERS OF THIS CLUB ARE
4 requested to meet at their rooms This Wsa-
clubs or the city in the grand Tdcn and Hendricks
ratification meeting at Ford's HOTEL ltIis very &c
sirabIe that ererU member he present, Byordef OF
the President, w. a. .: COSSt,
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

49,. ,st.,. STAUNTON, vA..9 --lsg Hss&
begins It's twenty-sevcnth annual session SEPrEM-
DER n, S78. Ranks among the first Virginia schools
for young ladies. Twentythree teachers and officers
MODERN LANG UAGES and MUSIC taught ny
European and American teachers. located midway
between the mountains IN the beautiful Valley OF
Virginia Most inyigorating climate-far-iamed Tor
health Pupils coming here with feeble constitutions
generally restored. Buildings elegant, famed by
j,urest mountain breezes commanding Inagnitcent
Scenery. Altogether, one of the most deighttul
college homes in the Union Simplicity III dress
with neat uniform required: No unnecessary ex-
pense allowed. -. :.e,a
Board and tuition In college course Tor schoas'ic
: REV. w. A. HARRIS, ID. d., President,
" I5-dS&W6tGw4t Staunton, Va.
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rOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
This popular resort Is filing up rapidly. Board Tor
single month, $40: $50 for children under twei,e
years aud servants for two months, $50 Tor thiec
months, S25; children ant servants for one or w"
je 29-Th,S ,&Tul1t4. Gosheu.E. & 0. II. u.