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We believe that all the aspirantS for
pubernatorial honors, with one exception,
entertain pretty much the same views in
regard to the State debit. e., they favor
an equitable adjustment Of the debt, pro-
riIed such adjustment can be effected by
and with the consent OF the State credit
tors. The one exception, in Ignorance OF
the functions appertaining to the office, and
in total disregard of the binding and ire
yocable provisions in the Constitution
OF the State and of the United States
against the impairment of contracts, de-
,nands of the State creditor 4 quiet subms-
sion to such terms as he may choose to die
tate. We are perfectly aware OF the TACT
that Malone hungers after power, ana
would use it to its utmost stretch wherever
and whenever he was in a position to do 1t;
but we rather think that the governorshlp
is not clothed with autocratic power, anu
should he be elected, which, for the good
name of the State, we hope will not be the
case, we have no fear Of his forcing the
bondholders into! measures. AS milltarv
man, Malone was undoubtedly a sue
cess,f and for his brilliant career as a SOL
der he deserves all the credit that can De
given him : hut with his ideas OF unlimited
power being vested in one man we 40
not think him fit to- be Governor OF tne
State of Virginia.. We want a man for Gov,
ernor who has some 'respect for the rights OF
others, and who will be guided in his sus-
gestions and influenced in bis actions by a
strict and impartial adhesion to law and
equity. Any one of the other candidates,
we think, will fill the bill, and, while we
have sectional preference for General
Taliaferro, we will cordially support the
nominee OF the Convention who is in 1avoI
Of exhausting every honorable means 1oI
sustaining the credit and good name OF the
old COMMONWEALTH Vest Point star.
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION FOR CAPITAL
Kanawha county 5000 majority for Charles
ton. Wheeling gave for Clarksb'lrg 2,lS4,
Nartipsburg 1883, Charleston 1874. Pres
ton. Marion, Taylor, Monongslia, Harrison,
Ohio, Wctzel, Brooke, Hancock, Marshall
Tyler, Richie. Wood, and few other coun-
ties gave majorities mot very larse) 1or
Clarksburg. The vote at MorSantown, forty
miles north of ClarksburS, and only four
from the Pennsylvanialine, was Cl"rSshurg
s47, Charleston 1919. Berkeley county gave
large majority for Martinsburg. Only a
few returns have been received. These leave
doubtful the result But it is certain that
either Charleston is tie chosen capital or
there must be another vote on the question
next year as between Charleston and Clarks-
burg. . 80. - a..'
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The Convention.

The Conservative Convention had q long
session yesterday, including two 'recesses.
The morning session begun at O'Clock,
and the body adjourned at near o'clock
last night. Order was we'll maintained.
The most Interesting question OF the day
was whether the nominations should be
made before the adoption Of platform. IL
was decided by a large majority that the
nominations. should prccede the platform.
This was understood to be MALONE ae-
feat, rs his supporters favored the ADOPTION
Of the platform before making nominations.
Nominations were made and two naliots
were taken at the night session, Tor "hicu
see report OF the proceedings in this morn
iua,s Dispatch. From appearances ana
general expressions last night 1t seemed,
1,rohable that HoLLInAY would get thenom-
nation to-day #-at. ~ "| ."
II rs really gratifying to know that the
Convention has weathered the storm anu
will be . success. .....-... ., ....
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MI COHEN BROTHERS HAVE RE
DICED their a 'SOLID-COLORED CAM
nRrf,, I'm pnyy-blue and brown, to sAc.-former
price having been &c.,
All DRESS GOODS are greatly reduced to close for
IN RT,At;K ALPACAs they have great inducements
~ to offer See their silk Lustre at Soc worth
fully 75c. They are also Offering an Alpaca 1T
Their Alpacas are the most superior imported,
andare warranted not to take dust nor change
bhs si:ss s 1910, 1905
Their stock Io Of IaPORTED SILKS is the nnest
ever offered In this city
Also, very extensive stock Of COLORED SILKS,
almost every Imaginable shade ana In price
warranted against any house in the United
You can save ut least fifty per cent. BY buying your
B 4;bAGE1r GAsilhEREs now and at COHEN
CHECK I'D and STRIPED MUsLISs at 1870 re-
vICToRiA Lawns down to close for this season.
Good GAIT -WEb a 6 and &c; yard.
10. c. WQRKISS G1-CCgpITT rl at2c.
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCnIEFs, pure linen,
from the lowest uuality 10 the finest. all reduced
You can buy certain quality at 25c. heretofore
LINEN s2S s. sliEET1NG at 75c. .,,,..,
PILLOW-CASE LINEN at 80 and 6Cc. reduced
See 't their IiRoN-rRAME ENGLISH HOSE at 22c
reduced from 35c. oo
Four spools Of SILK, as good as the best made 100
YAkD.WIDE L1NG-cLoTH CAMBRIA at 81,
10 125i and sc. ,.,,,,,,re l.,
the city-all the popular makes. French W0'e
Corsets at Csc. sold everywhere at 40c.; at soc.
just reduced from Toe. See their Satin Corsets,
Three tn P pair D Dt5i HOSE at zoe.
BED-SPREADs at SO and 75c.
Al, jy2s .
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whom he spoke as his GAMALIEI, be quoted
these words: sz@ ~

whom e. spoke as hts GAMALIEI., be quoted
these words: z
"Though direst necessity may come
come what will, at all hazards the pubic
credit Of the State Of Virginia shall DC pre-
served. Private honor ls precious, but as
infinitely higher than m Individual Is tDe
State, so infinitely higher than private ho y1
Is the honor OF the State. Rcproach Vlr-
ginia. who ysill-reproach her whoever u 80
incllned--no-lnan- rHsay Aer~iionef mas 20.
been stained. II it be necessary to tax you
to defend her honor, Shall co'ameho ''N"
ton, although it makes us sroa"'
This was extracted from Governor " 'sS : !,
speeches In 1856, when the arsi'lefy VI
h,s oratorv swept the ranks OF the enemy as
don. rho mower the tall grass through when
Il moves. The mere reproduction Oh IL
,,;ves n black eye to the bullics Of repudia--
ton and they would stay the ghostly arm
and bush the voice OF recitation that so dis
comforted them. ...., -.
Colonel LAMB, being stimulaied'by oppo-
sition, planted yet another blow upon the
helmet of Reputation by the reproduction
of a sentence from the grand eloquence OF
another hero Of the past. We quote it, as
follows: -.@.
Let us take courage, then, and let our
watchwords be tsThc public credit OF Fir-
eiuia: it must and shall be maintained"
Discard this noble sentiment, take one step
down the devious path Of broken faith, and
it can never be retraced, and then the pro,
phetlc warning OF one of Virginia's glfted
sons, made quarter Of century ago. WIN
come to pass, 'that dread hour when nope
deferred shall at length make the heart
sick, when an overburdened people shall
forget the clear renoWn 1t used 10 wear.
when multiplied disasters shall at length
suggest dishonor, with faith broken and
credit gone, reputation shall come at last
with her black brush to finish the picture,
come to add shame to grief and infamy TO
ruinl" From such fate God save Ihe
Commonwealth. ....
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PURCHASING ON COMMISSION :.
AND CORRESPONDING -. -. ~
In connection with my business rs dealer IN
PI.G-I'R.O.N IS.

7 have opened PURCHASING AND CoRRE-
DEPARTMENT., through which par
fins in the country can have ANY. ARTICLE, from "a
needle to q steam-engine, purchased and forwarded,
to them. Articles not obtatnnbe In Richmond win
he ordered from northern Cities An Questions faith
fully answered, or information furnished Ut very
small expense ai ,r... t.''!.
i Ladies Of taste and close buyers will make tho
purchases In that department. .rirutrt
The original bills mill be Furnished aDitf each
purchase. No charge for purchasing. .,.,,,. ,ahs
Twenty-six years. experience rs n manufacturer
IN Richmond. together with mercantile traininp5u;
New York city tn early life, will insure to oriets
through me GOOD Judgment 9f. price and quality.
II Address (enclosing two stalnps) NIL comm unica-
lions TO & ....,..s....sA ASA SNYDER. Z ;,
= gu I0-dF lt&Tu4w&w4w 49, Richmond, Vast,i
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es.CEyT STORE.

9S.CEyT STORE.
.TOR SALE, AT THE 99-CENT STORE,
$50 sIX-BALL CROQUET-sETs; .'... ..1~.-
10 DOUBLE-WARP COUNTERPANES, large
size; trm.
a full line OF SOLID Ck-WALNUTFRAMES;
Another invoice of those WHITE SHIItTS.1 No
shirt In. the city equals them for the money. t'
All sizes In LADIES' FoXED CATERS, worth
' $50; - 80. y. .... H.. a..... s,
70 TIN TOILET-SETs seven different ratierns).
We have the finest lot of TABLE-CUTLERY; We
have ever offered. The goods are n bargain t's'
New pattarns In sILK-vELVET FRAMES; ht...
$50 FIVE-FOOT STEP-LADDERSS ~. ....,.,.
Another lot Of ELM HAMPERS: , 81.
More OF those large BLACk-WALSUTT TABLES;
New designs In BRONZE. WRISTBANDS aud
BRONzEnyASEs aud PITCHERS;
A new lot OF CLOGKS-lsrger than any before
ofTered-for &c.. .--. q.
A few SILK BoNE-sTICK FANS at SOC, to close.
Send for catalogue to W. 4. STEVENS,
au7 sos Bread street.
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CoLoLEL WILLIAM LAMB.-Lamb was a
lion Yesterday, and gave the people Of Rich
mond some quality Of the pluck which sig
nalized his gallant defence Of Fort Fisher.
Everybody speaks in terms OF highest ad-
miration OF his spirited conduct in the
midst OF the difficulties during the reign OF
disorder under his temporary Craftsmanship.
The unanimous verdict is that he acquitted
himself 'beroically.-StG
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OPEN
= ON MONDAY, JULY BOTH,
l,SOO yards HAMBURGlI EMBROlDEk1 pur-
chased at The bankrupt sale OF d. Il. LclSnf u
Co.. New York Owing to Il large accumulation
already on their hands they will be sold at five
per cent advance. - o,.,,s,.
two-buttnn, at soc. pair-fornIer price being
75c. to 81.
The largest stock Of HOSIERY IN the cry.
iIunIrcds of goods ut COHEN BROTHERS. below
market value jy2S
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRGISIA-IN THE NATTER OF
SAMUEL X. CAMPBELL, 4 BANKRUPT, IN
The undersigned o. A. Duffy, of Richmond, In the
county of Henrico, in the State of Virginia, hereby
gives notice Of his appointment rs assignee or the
estate Of Samuel h Campbell OF the county OF Hen
rico, In said district. and who ras-to Wit, on the
l 1th day Of July, a. d. 1S77-adludged bankrupt.
upon the petition OF himacf hy the DISTRICT Court
Richmond The 30th day Of July. A. D. 1877. u
an 10-Flaw2w, .. a. DUFFY, Assigned.
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Public Faith.

Yirginia still has bold and faithful men
worthy Of ,their- sires. Colonel LAMB, OF.
Norfolk, nthe temporary chairman Of the
Constructive Convention, is one Of these
true men. tHe was not to, he driven. entirely
irosn bis position In his speech on taking
me Chair. BE held it manfsillys and though
ne had intended only an aliusion to- the
question OF maintaining State Credit being
oDs,yucted fn bis purpose, he mehded hiiss.
nola aad Placed before / tho s;onysptsen;
so1ie lpkayes auptai ions ,fromsh eToasso ttthe
pas'' & iissom the late Hssay A. asassk, .oi
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y ; Tsl-3I7-1ss9 = = z = ..7---
SPECIAL NOTICES.
f'tB- HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL CANDIDATES AT
Z 4 LEVY BRorHERs,
THE LARGEST DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
,,,r. IN TIE CITY, frI';E1
w < ,st}E "a L. g..
where you can find q. lagse. assortment OF ~--~~

where you can ln9 la5ss sssosstitsns-os "-'a--
..,-.,/r., ..-r DRY GOODS, r. .t@ r<-@ F. .
which they oror Mt extraordinarily low prices, so rs
TO reduce stock before getting In their fall supplies
THEY NOW OFFER GREAT BARGAINS. -
SILKS, cAsHMEREs,, ALPACAs, MoHA1Rs,
" rOPLINs, BRILLTANTINEs, GINGHAMs,
aud BALERNOS; ,... ......t., gt,-
BoMBAZINES, TAMARTINEs, AUSTRALIAN
CREPEs, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, and GREN-
-.ADINEs; 7ar :.ajE,'. .r.... .lr ri. I.
SWISS, NAlNsOoK, CHECKED, STRIPED, and
CAMBRIA MUsLINs;
PIQUEs, GRAss-CLoTHs, LINEN sUITINGS,
and MARsEILLEs; ~- 3d. XXI
TWEEDS, sATINETS, CASsIMERES, JEANS,
BROADCLOTHs, CIIEvIOTs, and FLANNEL
SU1TINGs: ,.....
TABLE-CLOTHs, TURKEY-RED DAMAsk, and
DOILIES; mi .... sal,
NAPKINS, TOWELS, TRAY-CLoTHs, and IT,
DIES; : r~-.t. r.. ''"-.
LINEN and COTTON sHEETaNGS; =. r'@f'.
LINEN and COTTON PnLOW-CASlNGs;
FLANNELs Of every description and large az
sor,mcnt OF BLANK ETs-all very cheap; u"
LINEN SUITS for ladies' at one third less than reg'l-
lar prices: ..-... ...
A full assortment of NIGHT-GOWNS. DRESSING
sACQUES, DRAWERS. CIIEMISEs, CORSET.
COVERS, aud APRONS;
WHITE and COZ. ORED CORSETS In all sizes and
qualities; -". "" &c.,.
HOSE, SOCKS. and GLOVES Of every description;
UNDERSHIRTS for lncn. women. and chidren
CENT? EMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Of our own
manufacture made Of WAMSUTTA COTTON
and PURE IRISH LINEN, completely finished;
have only to be laundricd before wearing; price,
Al for open-back and a1.25 for open-front
shirts; We warrant them as good as any $3.50
shirt In this city:
SOCKS, GLOVES, TIES, CRAFATS, SCARFS,
HANDKERCElEFS. sUSPENDERS, NIGHT
CAPS, and BRACES: ... IL.
WORkING-COTTON, kNlTTING-COTT0N, and
COATS and CLARk'S sEWING-COTTON
SAsH-RIBBONS In all qualities; GROS-GRAlN
RIBBON in all widths and colors;
WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, MUSLIN
CURTAINS, and CURTAIN MATERIAL;
WINDOW SHADE and CURTAIN FIXTURES;
MARsEILLES,. HONEY-COliB, ALHAMBRA
and BRIDAL QUILTS;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERT1SGS, TOR
CHON EDGINGs and INsERT1NGS; 81.
yALENCIENNEs. GCIPURE, BOBBIN, and
SMYRNA EDGINGS; .t,-... ..,. .
TRUNKS, vALISES. SATCIIELS. aud MON EY-
BAGS;
POCKET-BOOKSa and sITAWL-STRAPS;
LUNCiI-, INFANTS, KNITTING, and WORK
BASKETS:
PURSES. BELTS. FANS. and FAN-CHAlNS:
DRESSING, FINE, SIDE, and BACk-COMBS;
EARRINGS, BREAST-PlNS, B RACEL ETS
SHIRT-STUDS, COLLAR, SLEEVE, aud
CUFF-BUTTONS; ...r
BIBs, COLLARS, CoLLARETTEs, and RUIZ
LACE and SILK sCARFS. BOWS, and TIES for
ladies; .... ..-
SILK. CAMBRIA, LAWN, and LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS; go. H-
COLGATE'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATERS; a.. d.
REAL MEXICAN HAMN1OCKS, and thousands Of
other articles all Of which will be offered ut the
LEVY BROTHERS,
lOl7 and 1919 Main street,
,u7 49,. Richmond, Va
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go. ::''''... =.
.ir 1i.@....,T .. IN. u'3af.ft's !. -
..... FOR INFANTS AND INFALiDs: .r.a.'
-PAPOMA, or ENTIRE wHEAT-FooD;
HUBBELL.s PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRNNUM''r ~
NEsTLEs LACTEoUs FARTNA, -. - r. ~
.HAWLEY'S LIEBIG IS FOOD, - -"a't.
K.sM.,s MALTlINFANTS' FOOD, 80
FRENCH RACAHOUT DES ARABE>,
SAyORY & MOORE's INFANTS FOOD
PREPARED BARLEY, 49,. F., ..-..r.-. ~ =
SCOTCH OATMEAL, -. t.:5 s.. .l.
BERMUDA ARROWROOT. .s.... ....
PREPARED RICE-FL0UR, 10. ss.. s.,
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT,
.TROsIMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
Sold at MEADE g. BAKERS Drugstore,
myl2 80. -".. '.. 919 Main street.
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mTO SAVE TIME AND MONEY
SYCLE BROTHERS =.

SYCLE BROTHERS 49,
to buy Your DRY GOODS. We have an Immensely
large stock OF DRY and FANCY GOODS, NO
TI0NS, &C, &C., and we will continue to sell at
rrdnred nriccs we will offer our entire summer
stock Of Dry Goods at and below cost so that we
viii not havo to carry any to the next season.
We offer the following bargains:
inst ouencd So, 400 worth OF CAMBRIA EDGE at
s, 10, 12t. 16,.. 20, and 25c. per yard; ,,>
We call special attention to the COOLEY CORK
set is the best-fsring and coolest Corset made
SYCLE BROTHERS are agents for this Corset.
Three paprs of PINS for SC. at SiCLE BRO
THEIRS.
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No efforts have been spared to make the Lee Bali
the grandest affair of the season. -,
GRAND MILITARY ENCAMPMENT. comprising
The First Virginia. regiment. two companits from
omn from Chorlottcsyille and two from StauntOu.
'"0 '0 - CONWAY r. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Transportation agent
,u7et Southern Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~.->----e--.--s~S-@
N3- ONE, MORE CHANCEsTO SECURE
= ssNBARGAINS.s E3
SPECIAL ANNouNCEMENT FOE TnIs :WEEK


The great etosing-o sale OF SUMMER DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.. Att -'S-'... 49,
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
.---- col BROAD REE
will continue for fifteen days longer, and therefore
advise m eariy call from all IN want of bargains.
would call special attention to my stock Of HOUSE
FURNISHING, GOODS. such as HLEA q and
BROWN SHEETfNGS. PILLOW-CASE COT
TONS. BED-TLCKs, NARsEILLES QUILTS;
TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLET MEMS, TABLE
OIL-CLUTHS, CCRTAIN-LACE-a Of which
am selling ut cost for The next fifteen DAYS to reduce
stock aud make q change In the business. .s.E"
am also Offering my entire stock Of DRESS
GOODS suitable for the present and coming ssas0n:
BLACK ALPACAS, GRENADINES, MHIIE
GOODS; all kinds Of CASSIMERESs; t11SS Ere
JEANS, WHITE AND COLORED sFLANSEL.
at cost to reduce stock and make change III the ous
nesa. =. -, -, A.,
PARAS0I.S-a great sacrifice In them, as am DC
= termincd to close out the stock for the season.
Give me 4 call o n PARASOLS: az
great bargains In them also the celebrated Coo-
LEY CORK CORSET, only III worth Sl.oo.
Do D i ' - 4 v ' WILLIAM THALHIMER,
AM -t COL Broad street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the .7th instant by the Rev. Henry
Mcdonald d. D., Miss JENNIE D.. daughter of
James l.. Apperson, and Judge j.. IL. PHILIPS, OF
Stanford, Ky. ii. 'ii' +. ||' -
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IRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
........s. WEST POINT. .s.
...,. On MONDAY, August 18th.

By ---.--| -
CTTCKAflOMINY TRIBE, No. 81. I. .. Il. VI.
This Tribe Is noted for good order and well-con-
Quoted excursions. Every arrangement mas been
made to insure good order and adelightful TRIP to
orr guests and all who wish to enjoy the detcaces
of thc salt wafer should avail themselves of this OPP
portnniiy. KcssnIchs Brass aud String Band Will
furnish music for the occasion. Train will leave
the York-Riyer depot promptly ut o'clock.
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81: ladies. so cents. For
sale ut Randolph & English,s, 1902 Main street
Cunningham's. druggist, Main and Twenty-hrst
streets SCOTS. druggist, Broad and Twenty-titth
streets, and ut the depot. au ], 4.6.9lO.ll.
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!. ~ ,,,,sr,r;.TTARY NOTICES.
EXCURSIONS.

northumberland ANNUAL
hrScIfRsI0Nf TO 5GORD0NsyfLLE. VA.
suSpAY. August L. 1877: for ths benefit Of the
eRKfya SOUS OF Train wi 100 ' M
nrrtiseir. Returning; win leave Gordonsville a.
f. II. Tickets (for round tripl az children S9 So
.iesfre To aoIi ~ GEORGE LlGHTFOOT.
'am IS.5ii a., .7,ey TI0.' Secretary.
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A PREMIUM OF THREE HUNDRED
N DOLLARS win be paid by the HOLLYWOOD,
CEMETERY COMPANY for the best plan and
drawing for the extension Of the roads Walks, anu
sections covering an urea of about thirfy-faree
ncras al land recently added to the cemetery The
said plan to be approved and accepted blythe aifes
Tors q she e9mEany Az plans mgst oe supni'eu
+ For fuSther lii formation apply toWaH. fIAAA1L
President, IAMEa HI GARDNER, eIyeas uEss Or
j JAMES O'KEEFE, superintendent aa lY-eootusoS.,
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III 400 EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.

JOHN H. POWELL. Principals:
h ME- T. & r GaRNETT Associate Principals;
MADAME G. GUfLLAUME. French:
PROFESSOR RODES MASSiE professor Of Modern
Languages, Richmond Collcgc), French.
The NTH session OF this SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
will begin SEPTEMBER "a, 1877 and close JUNE
%. 1878.
'rhc Principals have succeeded In securing of
the most deig htful snd Observation-Disclosures houses
in the ely. The large yard and daily exercises In
CaIisthcucS Will contribute greatly, they trust. 10
the health! and vixor OF the pupils.
TERMS FOR ERSSIOS OF NINE MONTHS
Zone half payable September oath and the balance
February 2. 1879:
Board Including washing, fuel, and lights
and English Tuition. $3.50
French i!ncludng class in conversational. 80
LAIN ~
lItTHllIl -
Primary Engl!sh-day -schpars. o.
Higher English-day -scb GLARS. ............. O.
Drawing and Painting. 10 AZ
Use of piano..,..s........ 10
T,lis hcuics Observation-Disclosures. 10
Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60 10 90
For circular and Catalogue. apply AZ tlc hooh-
stores or To JOHN Ii. PON Eli
an 9-sm Principal.
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FINANCIAL.

. FINANCIAL. :.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
STOCKHOLDERS AND AUCT1ONEERs,
OFFICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
OFFER FOR SALE
CITY OF RICHMoND EIGHT PER CENT
cry So 81 PETERsBURG SIX PER CENT.
CITY OF MANCHESTER EIGHT PER CENT.
v1rpsG fHSSpps, cONsOL COUPONS, -.
VIRGiNIA HOME INSURANCE CO. PANl
v1R SiHHh FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY STOCK,
Union BANK STOCK, .-.f'}
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK SIOlk. -.
WtIl buy and sell other BONDS and STOChS on
commission and make liberal advances.
~ 30-eod6t IL, ID: tisDAVENPoRi e CO. :
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A TTRACTIVE TICKET TO tI Lii4G:a.I
49,: OLD POINT.
INCLUDING BOARD.

On SATURDAY. August 18th, and EVERY
SIJCCESSIVE SATURDAY. until further notice,
the James River Steamboat Company VIII place on
sale roundtrip tickets. good to Old Point leaving
here Mt 7 A. N. on SATURDAY and arriving here
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, including f1RsT
CLASS BOARD ut the Ilygeia Hotel In the Interim,
for the low price of 80.
Meals on steamer at reduced rate;-riz., breakfast,
Soc: dinner. 75c. I'll .... ..
Tickets for sale on board steamer.
L. p. TATUM.
nu7-lm ... General Agent.
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ROCKS. STAT!ONERY. &c.

WOODHOU>E 4 PAkll\M
w MASCFACTUKE PAPER BOXES
for tOhacronsts, druggists, luiliinrr, dr7r"od men,
and for every purpose 10 which They are adapted.
BLANK BOOKS,
for merchants. bankers. clerks Of courts, g.. any
desired pattern made 10 order. The regular forms
kept I'm stock and sold 1t whocsa" ana retail. lAry
have .,,.,.,,,
HOOK-BINDERY,
and bind books. periodicals. music. &C.: pat u?
nam phiet. rule paper, and maxi hhnk-'oos7 ~ all
kinds.
All work undertaken by lis will be well done.
WUODIIOUSE PAkHAM.
ou4 Booksellers aud StAtiuu"r-.
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WAGONS. CARTS. &c.

Rue G les -. ... Ill.,. &c..
FOR SALE ..-.
...s. In good order. -
Apply at HOO Main street.
all 1927 .-. .
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Y'HE MISSES RANDOLPH WILL RE-.
Il. OPEN THEIR SCHOOL AT EDGE HILL on
the 10TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1871.
Address: Shaduell Depot, Albcmare county: Va.
At SpI
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1pECTAL REDUCED RATES

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Sompainy wi
sell on August 9Th 18th, and 10TH round.trlp Irh
,.ts to White SULPHUR good to return untll August
A., LII tpu -afnS
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DICuMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

tTHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
L receive into her home FOUR or FIVE LITTLE
GIRLS under the age Of fifteen years to hc IN
structed with her own daughter. VIII engage 10
teach the English branches, Latin. French, ana
Music. session TO begin the FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER. -, %.
-. g. Mrs. II. RRAXTON.
Moncuin post-ofice. King William county, Va
NJ Ga1