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GILES COUNTY.
IinIrr, roudcmcc Of The Richmond Di~laicI
MOUNTAIN LAKE. August &, lSI

ih!rtr rpUIcnCc al HE RiciEonu i)-lf'ICLLI
MOUNTAIN LAKE. August q, 1917.
sitting This afternoon in the piazza OF the
hotel. which j. ON the southern bank OF this
mysterious lake. | heard Il Judge from West
virginia say - Governor Wise used to 90
into cc>tacicS over this place The remark
reminded NE that several years ago met ut
the Grecnbrier White sulphur Springs Il
distinguished chancellor OF South Carolina,
who told me that after visiting for many
wears the springs and mountains Of Virginia
he had settled upon Mountain Lake rs the
most delightful OF summer resorts. Is
there any other place on this Continent
which could present the spectacle
now before my eyes OF lake dotted
with pleasure-hoatS OF merry eNcursionistS,
located on Il wild and romantic mountain
four thousand feet above the level OF the
sea:
A. to these excursions On dark nights
each boat is lighted up. which displays the
figures OF lads and lassess. sometimes in gay
attire, in contrast with the dark waters, with
striking effect but the moonlight sail is the
delight of the young folks.
\ little earlier in the season the rhodO-
dcnGronS and laures were in full bloom,
and the banks were wreathed with myriads
~ flowers, which, with the bracng breeZcS
sweeping over the lake, and the picturesque
mountain scenery all around, made the spot
seem almost like FARMLAND.
| have rambled over many mountains. but
! have never seen rock OF such immense
size and peculiar shapes, scattered about ana
piled up in such wild confusion rs il Titans
had been hurting about here these ponder
Gus missiles in host desperate conflicts.
Bald Knob Is three quarters OF mile
lao. l,l.a = 80 x1,
full. as viewed from this "highest point Of
Virginia. ! need not speak of the magniti-
cent panorama, embracing the high lands Of
five States, which is afforded from the Knob,
nor Of 1.-THE ocean OF clouds, with its thou
sand islands, which may be witnessed on
cloudy days, and has been imperfectly re-
duccd TO canvas in the hotel parlor. i.
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Texas.

4 DARING FORAY FROM MEXICO-DESPERAD0E
ENTER RIO GRANDE, SHOOT JUDGE AND
THE JAILoR, AND RELEASE TWO OUTLAWS.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, August ia NeorS
special from Rio Grande city. says: At
O'Clock this morning fifteen men from
Mexico entered the town, broke open the
Jail, shot Judge Cox and the TAILOR, and re-
leased two notorious outlaws. The civil
authorities called upon the military for as
sistance, and Colonel Price, with one hum
dred regulars and two Calling guns, started
in pursuit, but failed to overtake them.
They recrossed the river and entered Mexico
seven miles below Rio Grande. The troops
have not vet crossed.
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Indian War.
Indian War.
NUMBER OF KILLED AND WOUNDED II FIFE
LATE FIGHT.

NUMBER OF KILLED AND WOUNDED ~ FIFE
LATE FIGHT.
CHICAGO, August 13.-Thc following dis
patch received at military headquarters to-
dav states that the loss in the battle OF the
9th was seven officers and tilty-three men
killed and wounded. I am satisfied that
the Indians suffered much more, for the
surprise was complete. Many were killed
in the teppcs in running out. Forty dead
Indians were counted on about one-half the
battlefield. ..,-.
General Howard has Just arrived, and
believe he can catch them again. AS soon
as / can get the services OF doctor pro-
pose to move to Deer Lodge. and take most
OF our wounded to FluShaw. They are all
doing well, but fear Lieutenant English is
MORALLY hurt.
[Signedl GlBBoN, Commanding.
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INANCIAL.
RICHMOND sToCDExCHANGE.

IHeTfcan G0id.-105 bid.
STATE observation-disclosures consnls, 661 oio- Gft
asked: Virginia deferred, AZ bid; Virginia tax-re,
ccvable coupons, S0.5 bid, 81 asked;
CitU riticS.-Rlchnond city. S,t, IL ~ asked
RIchinouI city 6's. 101k asked; Petersburg cit!
6'F, 95 bid. 90 asked; LynchLurg city 6,s. ~ oid
Norfolk city water s's LOO bid; Manchester or1oge
S's. 103 asked.
Rniiroaa Bonds.-Yireina and Tennessee Rail
road third mortgage SIS, j. and j., 81 bid, S3 ask
cd: Richmond ami Danville Railroad consolidated
G's, NJ. and n. TN bid; Piedmont Railroad nrs'
mortgage Ss, A. and O.. s5 bid: Northwestern
North Carolina Railroad 6's. 72h bid
Railroad &ocks..Richnond and Dnnvil!e Rail-
road, 100 par, asked.
Bank Stocks.-FIrst National. 100 rar, ll5
bid; Planters National 100 par, ITO bid. II
asked: Union Bank Of Richmond, so par. AZ ask
cd; Merchants and Planters Savings, % par. ISL
bid.
Insurance Com pan iHS.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rine % BAR 500 bid, Al asked: Virginia Home
100 par 9ek bid. ITO asked; City, 100 par, SO
askad. Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 25
mar. il bid; Richmond Fire Association. 20 par:
l6I5 bid. lS asked. .-.,.,,.
uanv 90 par, 73 bid. . -Ha. -.
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THE LATEST
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS.
and Famine I'm Armenia
by the Bashi- DnZonks.

THE PORTE REFUSES A REQUEST OF ENG
LAND-sULEIMANs PAsHA ADVANCES
CHARLESTON. THE FUTURE CAPITAL OF
WEST 'VIRGINIA-GRAND REL CINGs
OVER THE EVEN T-FATAL DISEASE
AMONG HORSES IN NEW JERsEY-OPPosI
TON TO BLAINE IN MAINE-FoUND DEAF
IN A sLEEPER-CAsUALTIE IN THE RE
CENT INDIAN FIGHT-aExICAN FORAY IN
TEXAS-A JUDGE AND JAILOR SHOT AMI
TWO OUTLAWS RELEAsED-THE JOYCE
HABEAS-CORPUS CASE, &C.
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Charleston to he the Capital of West
Tfrrinfa.

Especial telegram TO the Dispntch.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 13.-Offi-
cial returns from the West Virginia capital
election have been received from iorty-onc
counties, and reliable but unofficial returns
have been received from ten other counties,
leaving three counties from which nothing
has been heard. The returns from the fifty
one counties heard from. and what are
deemed safe independent Of the result in
the three remaining counties, show that
Charleston has a majority OF about $500
over 0Iartinsburg and Clarksburg, and that
it has therefore been selected as the perma-
ncnt capital OF West Virginia.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College,
Blncksbur., Va.

Editors Dispatch: Please announce our
commencement exercises rs follows:
Baccalaureate sermon on the evening OF
the 18th of August by Rev. G. W. Nelson.
Addresses to literary societies by Hon.
J. Il. Tucker, and to alumni by Mr.. Robert
Grayely on the morning OF the 14th.
Commencement address by Colonel Ro-
bert Beverley and delivery OF diplomas on
the morning OF the 18th.
Drill and dress parade in afternoons, and
society celebrations in evenings.
Respectfully, {. L. &. MINOR.
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osscautcs OF MRS. Tnornton.

IMPRESSIVE SERVICES AT ST. MARTINS CHURCH.
LARGE ATTENDAScE--ECLoGY ON THE DE-
CEASED.
From the Baltimore Gazette Of ycstcrdsy.i
The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
Annie Edith Thornton, wife OF r. a.
Thornton. and daughter OF John ].
Ford, Esq, took place on Saturday morn
INC from her fathers residence, at ILL
more street and the Liberty ROAD. Inc
remains were enclosed in walnut casket,
covered with black cloth ana lned WIN
white SATIN. adorned with SIX MASSIVE SILVER
handles and large plate, upon which was
engraved:
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so.CENT STORE.


TOR SALE, AT THE 09-CENT STORE,
$50 SIX-GALL CRuQUET-SETS;
rs DOUBLE-WARP- COUNTERrANES. large
size;
A full line OF SOLID BLACK-WALNUTF FRAMES:
Another invoice Of those WHITE SHIRTS. No
shirt In the city equals them fo- the money
All sizes in LADIES FOXED CATERS, worth
$3.50;
rs TIN TOILET-SETS seven different patterns).
We have the finest lot Of TABEE-CUTLERY we
have ever offered. The goods are bargain.
New patterns In sILK-vELVET FRAMES;
$50 FIvE-FoOT sTEP-LADDERS;
Another lot of ELM HAMPERS:
More Of those large BLACh-WALNUT TABLES;
New designs in BRONZE WRISTBANDS and
BRONZE VASES and PITCHERS;
A new lot of CLoCKs-larger than any before
oGcred-for 99c;
A few SILK BONE-STICK FANS at soc, TO close.
Send for catalogue to W. A. STEVENS,
au7 sos Bread street.
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The WOrkinSmeln.
THEY MEET TO FORM A NEW POLITICAL. PART,
IN PHILADELPHIA-THElR ACTION IN CINCIN

THEY MEET TO FORM A NEW POLITICAL PARTY
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACTION IN CINCIN-
Natl. j.. Il ss..s ..u. .-,.
PHILADELPHIA, August IA meeting OF
workingmen was held tonight at Caledo-
Man Hall to concert measures to form anew
political party, through which the working
men OF America hope and expect to make
their collective influence felt. Nearly all
the trades were represented. The meeting
was private.
CINCINNATI, August ia mass-meetlng
OF workingmen to-day nominated the fol-
lowing State ticket: Governor, l.. II. Bond,
OF Cincinnati; Acknowledgement, Frank
S. Radd, OF Cleveland; State Treasurer, l..
A. Hine, OF Cincinnati; Clerk OF Supreme
Court, Frederick Amspherger, OF Cineln-
matt; Board OF Public Works, Peter Nc
Genny, OF Xenia; School Commissioner,
Peter Ii. Clark, Of Cincinnati.
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All question as to the success OF Captain
Eads's ietties at South Pass is removed by
the favorable report OF the engineer officer
inspecting the work. There are now twenty
feet OF water on the bar, with ample width
OF channel, and only one small "mud-
Jump remains to be dredged across to
make the least depth twenty two feet. The
mouth OF the Mississippi is open at last, and
genius and enterprise have accomplished in
leas than three years time work that had
bafiied the methods OF the army engineers
Tor more than half Il century.-Ne,c York
Tribune. q.
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New York.
HEAVY MORTGAGE.

New YORK, August 13.-The Gold and
Stock Exchange says that the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company directors to-day
voted to execute mortgage OF SIC, ZOO, 900
on all their property in Pennsylvania, which
includes their coal lands. Half OF this mort
gage will secure the S5,0O0,000 debenture
bonds due in 1894. The remainder will be
used to provide for bonds maturing Novem-
Der LIST, for taking up floating debt OF ST.
SOC, 900, and for other purposes.
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a Cannon Bursts while Celebrating
the Result Of the Election in Charles

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 13.-This
evening, while cannonading over the glori-
Gus result Of the election for the permanent
scat OF government Tor this State the can-
non bursted, throwing pieces of it in every
direction, completely demoliShing it and its
carriage. Fortunately no one was hurt,
although the streets were thronged with
people. Considerable excitement prevailed
for awhile, but quiet was soon restored, and
the Notification was resumed with music
and fireworks.
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Fatal Accident.

ISpeclaI Telegram 10 the Dspatch.I
South Boston, Va, August 13.-Dr. J.
W. Watson, formerly. Of Mecklenburg
county, but now Of this place, accidentally
shot and killed himself to-day while gun
ming. The charge took effect in the mouth
and passed through the head, producing
death instantly. lie leaves wife and ono
child
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New Jersey.
FATAL DISEASE AMONG HORSES

J.. FATAL DISEASE AMONG HORSES.
NEW YORK, August ia disease, at
tended with great mortality, has broken out
among horses in Jersey City. Charles Som
crs. Il Warren-street stableman, last week
lost six horcs from tue disease, and three
more are suffering beyond recovery.
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Maine.
MOVEMENT IN OPPOSITION TO BLAINE.

PORTLAND. Me-, August IA PROPOSE
ton has been made for holding mass-con-
yention OF Administration Republicans to
endorse oyernor Connor. Letters are COM
ing in from various parts Of tho State re-
commanding it, but il the convention is
held there will be strong movement by
leading opponents OF Mr.. Blame to nomi-
nate Il candidate to draw off votes from
Governor Conner.
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/, Virginia is entitled to the distinction OF
being the first State in the Union this year
to face the question OF Reputation and vote
it down. Minnesota and Georgia stand
alone SO r.-PhitQdekphia Times.
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By Telegraph.
NEW Y0Rk.

'Sr,y Work August l3-God opened 1t 1poa.
Noop-Storks opened lower. but since advanced
Money 3 rer cent. Gold. 1863. Exchange-Long,
4S5; short, 1861. State bonds quiet governments
firm. .. -. .-.. c.,
Erentng.-Moncy active at 1l5@s2 Tnr cent: Sier.-
ing steady ut 4S5. Gold quiet ut 1U5a. Govern
mcnts firm: new 5s. l095.i states dun; ' Rslnla
Is so: now. 80: consolidated. So deferred offered
Mt 7: Louisiana G's. At: Georgia IS, 99'5: rs
1914. r-
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l3.-Virsina 6's. old, 80
deferred : consolidated, GSb: second series: f3':.
North Carolina 6's, old. II. Bid to-day.
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RUSINESS CHANGES.

DOR SALE.-On account OF the death OF
4 Mr.. John Bell offer for sale the old, established
aud well-known PHOTOGRAPH q L !. F. r Y
known as the d" 5llnnls Gallery"J No. l4l Syca-
street.-the best location In the city, and central
portion. For terms. which will be accommodating,
apply to IT. MORRiSS,
No. 2 south Sycamore street.
Petersburg, Va.
would like also 10 correspond or see In person an
artist who will either run tine gallery on shares or
otherwise. au 1l-1w
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PRINTER, STATIONER. &c.
GEORGE W. GARY,
PRINTER. STATIONER, BINDER, AND
BLASK-BOOk MANUFACTURER,
RICHMOND, VA.

STATIoSERY-STORE, No. Governor street
PRISTING-HoU No. 3 south Eleventh street.
A large stock of FANCY and STAPLE STA
TIONERY always Oh hand.
PRINTING of every description neatly and
cheaply executed including POSTERS OF any
size or colorS. , ,-c
MACHINE, and Il pAPER-CUTTER for sale cheap.
AN 9-lw GEORGE ". GARY.
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FOUND DEAD IN 4 SLEEPER.

TUUNU DEAD 4 SLEEPEE.
PHILADELPHIA, August ia man has
been found dead in one Of the Washington
and Pittsburgh sleeping-cars, on the Penn
sylyania railroad, at the West Philadelphia
depot. From the papers found on him his
name is supposed to be Benjamin kippe.
RAILROAD BRIDGE REPLACED. ....
READING, Pa, August 1S.-The first pas
senger train crossed the new Lebanon Val
ley bridge at Lebanon to-day. This struc-
ture replaces the one recently destroyed by
rioters. KIT ,-.-r
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MAsssEE ESTR,E.G.ge:ETGs..

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST IL, 1877.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York. lnrr-
chanGise and passengers. G W. Allen 4 TO-. agents.
Steamer Ashland. Doughty, Philadelphia. MGR
chandsc and passengers, W. +. Porter, agent.
steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, incrchan-
disc and Passengers. l.. Il. Tarum. agent.
Schooner a. i. Fields. Franks, Georgetown, !rrti-
: iiZcr. l.. L. Luccado
Schooner John II. Williams. Hubbard. Baltimore
lumber. Richmond Railway Company.
SAILED.
steamer Eliza TlancoN. Clifford. Norfolk mcrclian-
disc and passengers l.. Il. Tatuln, agent
Schooner Clara Vi. Goodman. Colhurn, Newark,
Y. j, camel coal, Curtis i Parker.
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE. August 13.-Passcl in for Balti-
more: Bark Nuova and Ahina: briggs III. lIalston.
from Mat:tnzaS: August Varinta Ramolso, from
SavaSsa.
Sailed: Brig Robert Dillon. frcm Richmond for
Rio.
Arrived Bark Brazilcra, from Rio, for orders
Passed III for BALTIMORE Bark for Gan,allcl.
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TROY, August I3.-Darwin w. Sherman.
The most extensive merchant of Warren
county, has failed. Liabilities. 100000
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

MONDAY. August l3. 1877
III" breaks to-day comprised Sc hogslcahs and
IS ;icrcc$. The offerings at auction Oh Change
were c. packages: at which number % NrPc taken
in, and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
~ n
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Fine. 50 supcrtnn. s66l S6.2J extra >uI'criue.
1913: common family, s6.75M$S: fancy family
and CRY Mills. 80. supply large. and very dull.
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E,SI.TINlRE.
COMMERCIAL.
CuRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CURN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 13. 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 454 bushels Red. 1891
bushels; Of which 342 bushels were re-eXhlbitcd.
CORN Waite. LOOP bushels. >Hj.Te}- 2T0 BUSH
els.
OArs.-772 bushels.
kYE.-G bushels.
BEAL.-60 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-IVhite. 4S bushels very good At 81 IS o :;
&c bushels on private terms: IS bushels ut Il
so bushels AT $50; 100 bushels 1T S1.lO: IS
bushels at $l.45-total. $40 bushels. Red, 13S
172 bushels ut Sl.2o: zoo bushels at $3.50:
IL bushels fair Fuz at $l32; $50 bushels Fnltz
nt S1.37: 400 bushels very good Fuz AZ 81 .3S ::
Sl4 bushels prime Fultz nj S1.40; 504 bushels AZ
SIPS: SIS bushels good FultZ 1T 81 50; 9S hlis-
els at 81: lO4 bushels private terms: 462 BUSH
els prime Lancasterat 81 80: 1872 bushels very good
Lancaster at S1.45 $50 bushels at Sl.l5: 1856
$I.3S: 1914 bushels Lancaster 1T 81 80: 19S BUSH
els choice Futz ut S1.44: 80 bushels Lancaster ut
sl.4O: rs bushels prime Fultz 1T Sl41; 400 bush
els at Sl.40; bushels ut Soc; rs buslel! ut
n2: 06 bushels fair FultZ At 80: 1872 bushels
at 1927: 154 bushels at 81 80 2t bushels At Csc
bushels ut S1.23; 50 bushels at 81 .o3-toAl. S,G47
bushels. 80
CORN White. 512 bushels on private terms: 0
bushels very good 1T G1c: % bushels good AZ 65c.
$50 bushels common ut 63c.-total, 724 bushels.
OATs.-11S bushels good new spring at 35c.; 81
bushels new spring ut 32c.: 100 bushels ne" spring
ut 33c.: 20 bushels on private terms 81 bushels
old nj 3Tc.-toa 374 bushels.
RYE-S bushels common at I1c.
nIEAL.-3O bushels ut roe.
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MATCHES. Nc.

DELEGATES AND VISITORS US
IL A hearty welcome Is extended you TO "a 81
come and see the bargains am Offering in&xN6
unredecmcd pledges. & OIL and 81 Ek
WATCHES, CHAINS. RINGS, BUTTONS, OLA
MONDS, &c, for less than half their value. Every
arl guaranteed Us represented. Don't fall to call.
$. i. WINSTOCK,
AN No. II Fourteenth street.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
ENGLISH TOOTH-BRUSHES
MADE TO ORDER. Il
A LARGE LOT LATELY RECEIVED.

Most Of these brushes were made after M i'm.
proved shape suggested by distinguished dentist.
j. ELAIR, Druggist,
jYlg corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
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DEFY GOODS.

DEFY esSOFS.
iT STERN & CO., 323 BRO AID STREET,
L. are now in receipt Of one Of the largest anc
best assorted stocks OF -
uAMBURGH EMBROlDERtES
ever brought to this city before. 5000 DIFFERENT
PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM.
Prices so low :lS TO ustOnish The c!osc8k buyers.
Cal! and examine our stock and prices.
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SEEDS, &c,
BOARDING.

THE AMERICAN SOFT CAPSULE
l. CO.'S Price-fist OF New Goods tput mp In me-
tallic boxes), now ready. Address YiCTOR r.;
AAUGER, General Agent, Nos. LOG, l0S, and Ito
Reade street New York. my lo-3m
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d Il NJ o V A l.

ID Il NJ O V A l..
COURTNEYH& POWELL
will remove TO their new store, between Fourth ana
Fifth streets, the first OF September; therefore
offer the following goods at less than cost rather than
move them:
Best PACIFIC LAWNS, s and 10c.;
FRENCH ORGANIZES, rs and33c. worth Soc;
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. 1Sc. worth 25c.;.
LACE-sTRTPED PIQUEs, l2ts and zoe. worth 90
and 40c.;
BLACK and CoLORED GRENADINEs-25c.
quality for zoe. soc. quality for 37Kc., Csc.
quality for 45c., 75c. quality for Soc, 81 quality
for 75c., $3.50 quality for sl.12k, sl.75 quality
for 1925:
Ladies' and Chdren's BLACK LACE MITs, csc.
pair;
Ladies' and Gcntlemen's GAUZE UNDERWEAR
THREAD GLOVES and PARASOLS ct cost;
Large stock OF BLACK GRAPE REMNANTS one
yard length, 75c.. 81. sl.25, and S1.o0, worth
double the money;
Orr stock Of LAUSDRIED SHIRTS we offer a.
sl25 have never been sold for less than s1.50.
s15 BROAD STREET.
an 2-1w between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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DICHMOSD SEMINARY,
IL 400 EAST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

JOHN II. POWELL. Principals:
MES MES i T. + f GA hfVE Associate Principals:
PporEsson ROBES MhsSiE (Prole.sor of Modern
Languages. Richmond College,, German.
The NTH session OF this SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
will begin SEPTEMBER "a, 1877, and close JUNE
%. 1878.
The Principals have succeeded In securing one OF
the most delightful and thorouahiy-ycntated houses
in the city. The large yard and daily exercises In
Caisthcncs VIII contribute greatly they r;'st, 70
the health and Sigor of the pupils.
5 TsESs FOX SESSION or NINE y. MOTIFS 1s
February 7. 1879:
Board linculing washing fuel, and lightsj 1910
and English Tuition. s2Su
French Including class In conversational. 80
LAIN. ~
Primary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Higher Enelisll-day olars.............. 81
Drawing and Painting. TO 60
Use OF Piano. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
raiisthcnics... ~
stores pres or or 10 N''' anu JOHN VII ii. POWELL,
M 9-em Principal
VluE MISSES RANDOLPH WILL RE-
L OPEN THEIR SCHOOL AT EDGE HILL on
tie 18Th OF SEPTEMBER, 1877.
Address: Shadweil Depot, Albeniar!e county: vs..
CUUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ 40. EAST GRACE STREET.
The tweuty-H:tl session of this institution will
ara, 1sr Of Of'rOEFR 1877 and close BOTH
oL' urNE 1875 The PRINCIPAL will be assisted
nv profreSor (;EORCE F. MERHELL,, Madame T..
A. ToGSO AMI other compctcnt teachers
hnnIy for circulars to WEST ( JOHNSTON. or by
.nri XIX t ,,r,,nin,I ~ " 80 - =
''''''' - Wv MnS MARI. T. CtRRISCTOS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-14

Just opened:
40 pieces WHITE. and RED FLASSELS, in plain
and twiled:
80 pieces CANTON FLANNEL ~ &C., sofa last
season at &c.:
30 dozen more OF those cheap TOWELS At !2Ec.
worth 20c.:
cOOLEY'S CORK CORSETS in full assortment;
The cheapest VICTORIA LAWN eyer offered In
this city.
We are selling DRESS GOODS NJ most any price
TO close them out.
BLACK SILKS ut 81 worth fully s1.40.
NEW GOODS received daily 1t
T.. STERN & CO.'S, 523 Broad street.
..... ~. between Fifth and Sixth.
Good, sent all over the country {. u. d.. or on re-
ccipt OF the money. auI3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-14
Just aided 10 our wcli-ass0rtcG stock OF

Just ADDED 70 our cIl-asaOT'eG SOCK OF
BLACK GOODS:
- pieces BLACK hLPACAS at 70 and Bic.
worth 35 and 40c.:
pieces BLACK CASHMERE Il: soc. worth
fully 75c.;
200 PARASULS to be sold below cost 10 close ont
stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-14

The twenty-t!th session of this institution Will
apen 1Sr OF OCTOBER. 1877, and close BOTH
or JUNE. 1878. The Principal vii! be assisted
by Professor GEORGE +. MEREELL, Madame X.
A. TOGSO. and other competent tcacherS.
Apply for circulars to WEST ( JOHNSTON. or by
mail 10 the Principal. -
MKs. MARI l.. CARRINGTOS.
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