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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-06

POLICE COURT, SATURDAT.-William James
(colored), guilty OF stealing one coat from
James Coleman, was sent to Jail for six
hours. with fifteen lashes added.
William Brinkskill (colored), charged
with house breaking and larceny. The
evidence was not sufficient to sustain the
charge, but he was held in default OF surety
as suspicious character.
John Segniago and Salina Massie, assault
ing and beating each other. Cases con.
tinued until to-day.
The case. OF Nat. Campbell (colsred),
charged with larceny, was continued until
to-day.
Albert Miller, sailor, was up on the
charge Of deserting the ship Jennie e. Che
ney, now lying in the dock, after having
signed the articles. He was committed to
await the smiling OF the ship. - -
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge
r. W. Hughes presiding.-in re w. P.
Walker, bankrupt. The order entered dis
charging assignee revoked, and assignee Or
dered to make deed TO w. Manning for GER
tain real estate.
In re G. L. Railway, bankrupt. Referred
to Register Atkins, to report by the 10th
instant upon the questions raised upon the
petition Of bankrupt, and the answer to
same.
In re Samuel Wolfe, bankrupt. An at
torney's fee Of $500 allowed Meade Haskins
for services rendered bankrupt's estate.
In re NJ. D. Hurt, bankrupt. The restrain
ing order entered on Sd instant against z.
F. CogblI is rescinded.
In re n: E. Goodwin, bankrupt. Amend
ed petition fled by e. T. Turgerson, &C.,
creditors, and Watkins and Tillar, by coun-
sci, demurred to same, and cause to be
heard upon demurrer, &C., or the 18th in
stant, .-. @s.s ."
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LOCAL MATTERS.

- The CoHvENTIoN-DELEGAT COMING
IN-ARRANGEMENTs FOR THEIR Re cEPTIoN.-
From the letters received from delegates by
the hotel proprietors and from other sources
OF information, 1t seems likely that there
will be one thousand delegates in attend
ance upon the Convention, to say nothing
of friends of the candidates who will come
here to watch the course OF events. The
delegates will commence arriving to-day
Monday. One party OF fifty are expected
at the American Hotel this evening, and
probably more than that number viii be
booked at the Exchange. Tomorrow every
train and boat coming into the city Will be
crowded, and active work in the various
conference-rooms will be commenced that
night. g:~. ..,.
none OF the gentlemen prominently men
toned in connection with the governorshlp
would be in the city during the sessions OF
the Convention. 1t is now believed that
some of the candidates will be here on the
ground, or very near at hand, so as 10 di-
rect their forces with greater effect. .e.
It is, OF course, impossible to foretell how
long the Convention will be in session, but
II is thought by many that the majority OF
delegates will not be able to leave here De-
fore Friday. The hotel-men have generally
accented that view, and are making their
arrangements accordingly.
The press OF the State will be fully repre-
sented, and the people in all OF the cities OF
the Commonwealth will be kept posted from
hour to hour with the proceedings OF the
Convention. II, as has been suggested,
branch offices are opened in the Theatre
building, it will greatly facilitate the trans
mission OF business, and prove credtable to
the enterprise OF the telegraph managers.
At the meeting OF the State Conservative
Committee to be held tomorrow, according
to custom, a gentleman will be selected to
be nominated by the committee to the Con-
yention as temporary chairman.
For president OF the Convention, under
the permanent organization, the names OF
Speaker Marshall Hanger and Hon. Thomas
s. Bocock have been mentioned; bht
whether either will be run this writer is un-
able to state positively.
The Fitz. Lee headquarters will be at
Wolrs Hall, adjoining the City-Hall build
ing: Daniels at the Virginia Opera House ;
Mahone's at Monticello Hall; Taliaferro's
at POI Seventh street; Holidays at the En-
change.
The K. K. K.'s have already done good
part of the work OF decorating the Theatre.
Thev will have charge of the building, and
will be assisted by details Of the city police.
Delegates and visitors can only be admitted
on tickets. II this be understood thorough
" by all interested much trouble and an
noyance will be saved.
1t has been determined to remove the
flies, &C., and place seats on the stage for
three hundred delegates. The stage and
the orchestra and parquette, it is hoped,
will afford sufficient room for all the dele
gates. 1t is proposed to seat the alternates
and privileged visitors in the dress-circle,
and to admit visitors ION tickets to other
Darts OF the house.
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THE EXCURSION Tomorrow TO OLD
PoINT:-The ladies Of Broad-Street Metho-
dist church have made arrangements with
the James River Steamboat Company, and
tomorrow Tuesday) morning at Z o'clock
they will make one more OF those delight
full excursions to Old Point, Norfolk, and
the Capes. The ladies state that meals Will
he furnished on the steamer at fifty cents
each for breakfast and supper, and seventy
five cents for dinner; and persons stopping
at the Hygeia HOTEL at Old Point, can oD-
tain supper, lodging, and breakfast at $3.50.
Ladies without escorts will receive the
attention Of the committee appointed for
that purpose. The committee is composed
of Messrs. J. W. Cardwell, J. B. Suit, Her.
bert Jacobs, Mrs. w. Il. Watts, Mrs. Mag
gle Allen, and Mrs. j. w. Cardwell. The
ladies promise pleasant time to all who
NAV be able to attend.
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The WEST VIRG1EIA ELECTIoH.-The cleo
ton in West Virginia for the selection OF q q
permanent location for the State capltal VIII
take place on Tuesday next august Hn;
BIZ an act OF the Legislature the cnolcs OF
location is confined to. three pointsIMu
hRsburg, In Berkeley county ClarksDurs,
in Harrison county, ana Cnarleston' ~
-nIae.s named receive majority oiall the
Vote cast the act provides for another elec-
ton. 10 take place in sixty days, when the
seleefion is TO be' confined to the two places
RECEIVING the largest vote at the August cleo
tion. AT the same time county superil-
tendents OF education are to be elecssa
throughout the State.
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INC F1our-Making Patent.
" the decision Of the Supreme Court,
;ob thraotano RI mt q heavy tax on mill

OF the decision Of the Supreme Court,
which threatens to put heavy tax on mill
ing -four. the Minneapolis Tribune says:
!, a more monstrous case the mind cannot
comprehend. 1t Is case that will arouse
the whole people of the country, and de-
mands that some immediate action shall be
taken. We understand that these parties
have not ONLY sued j. A. Christian & Co.,
OF this city, but the Jewels, the great
mfllers Of BROOKLYN, and the Haxalis, OF
Richmond, Va, the great southern mill
ora. At first blush this may seem to
show the great confidence OF these corpo-
rations In their position, but the opposite
is the fact. It costs but little to bring q
anti in .he United States court and obtain
an Injunction against the biggest concerns
Of the country. Though the party en-
io;ned NAV suffer infinite damage no Sc
curity is required OF the enjoiner. The OBJ
iect Of NIL these suits is to terrny the millers.
None OF the pending suits can be finally
tried and disposed OF under two or three
years, and we venture to say that none OF
them ever will be tried. But the object in
view will be attained, unless some means
can he devised to ascertain all the facts be-
fore tbey can be developed through the
Glow process of the courts. That object is
TO hold these suits, now pending, IN ter
rorem over all the millers of the coun-
try. and by threatening them with in-
functions, to compel them to submit to these
exactions. They must be met and defeated.
How shall it be done: Congress will as
semble early in October. Let the whole
people of Minnesota, who are involved in
this matter, demand at once OF their sena-
tors and representatives that they immedi-
atelv, on the assembling Of Congress, ask
for committee of investigation with the
issuing and reissuing OF the patent in con-
troversy, and to inquire whether the case
was properly defended and good faith. Ii
this is done we are satisfied that sucis dis
closures will be made as will set the millers
entirely at rest, aud wholly defeat the pur-
poses of the conspirators.
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ANOTHER EXCURSION TO OLD POINT
Trinity Lodge of Good Templars will have
their second grand excursion to Old Point,
Norfolk. and Portsmouth on Thursday, j,
August 10th, on the John Sylvester. Ar
rangements have been made 1.-THE committee
inform us] with the Hygeia Hotel and the
steamboat company for cheap accommoda-
tions. The following gentlemen constitute
the committee OF arrangements: William
w. Wood. James E. Riddick, City Hall J.
A. Gill. 1902 Main street; NJ. T. Dill, cor
ner Eleventh street and Basin bank; and
Mr.. Weatherford, st. Claire Hotel. =. -...
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The Country Peopse.-During the har.
yestine season the country folks hardly ever
come to the city, but now that they have
LITTLE leisure our streets are becoming quite
animated by their presence. Saturday the
stores were alive with people from Ghes-
terfield. who had come In to do their
shopping and hear the news. Our mer-
chants were all kept busy, and no doubt
closed uD at night well satisfied. b.
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Editors Dispatch: Absence for short
time from the city prevented my noticing
sooner the paragraph upon the State Capi-
tol in your paper Of the 2sth ultimo. You
saw it is believed that article was written by
me, Being unwilling that the work OF ar
other should be credited to me, desire
merely to state that am not its author.
Yours, &C., GEORGE W. MUNFoRD.
A,trnst 4. 1871 ..-. 49, ...n..
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8irt,ntond 1ispatcE.
MONDAY. AUGUST 6, 1877.
ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
~ LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the South
Atlantic and Middle Atlantic States, sta
tionary or rising barometer, north and east
winds, stationary temperature, and clear or
partly cloudy weather will prevail.
For the Gulf States, northeast, reerlng TO
southeast winds, stationary or falling
barometer, stationary or higher tempera-
ture, partly cloudy weather, and numerous
local rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and
the Upper Lake region, stationary followed
by falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather, and
occasional local rains. a..
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THE THEATRE T0-NIGHr.-Miss Sallie
Partington, an old Richmond favorite who
figured here during the war, will tonight
be rendered complimentary benefit at the
Theatre, and will doubtless have full
house to witness her performances. An at
tractive entertainment is promised.
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The CriminaLs.-The city Jail has now
within its walls fourteen prisoners. The
majority Of them are white. During toe
day they occupy the front room, SO that
they can get plenty Of fresh air, but at
night they are locked up within the cells.
One OF the inmates Is tramp who was put
in for drunkenness. DR.: Monteiro, the city
physician, says that ne is remarkably In
feIijoent man and cOnyersea well.
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its fast drivers. Every few days Mayor
Chiles has young "blood" before him and
fines him between one and five dollars. SAT-
urday it was Joseph Catogni, 81.

Political.-The interest over the guber.
Material question grows apace. In all OF.
the saloons on Saturday night the merits
and chances Of the various aspirants were
discussed. Several small bets were made,
but we heard Of nothing over go.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rs- On all sales of Real Estate made oetwsen
the lSt Of January and last q June the taTesJor
or ali sales made bet1oeen the 1st Of Juty and !Gtt
OF the year the taEes hare to De paid by the seller
[This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv ali the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap.
plies to Richmond and VicinityI
7. Il. WHITING, High Constable, 10 A. NJ, furnt-
fure hand-organ and monkey, &c.
J. D. WHITEHEAD, 10K A. H., groceries, &c.
HILL & ANDERSON, IL NJ, groceries. &c.
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WE ARE INDEBTED to Mr.. Garinter Barker,
OF Henrico, for the present Of basket OF
peaches OF his first gathering. from his
orchard. They were very large and clear
stones, averaging about nine inches in
diameter. They were very fine.
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Tha Catholics claim to have o missionary
force In Hindustan OF 1,100: IN Eastern
Tong king, China, the Catholics have !olss, 1so
five missionaries and native priests, Win oss
Christian communities and over tholisanu
scholars. The Catholic population o! tne
territory Is $1,000.
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rUARLOTTE HALL ACADEMY
DlCHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 10Th and
closes II ~ 20Tli. The college comprises EIGHT
INDEPENDENT ACADEMIC SCHOOLS and 4
SCHOOL OF LAW
F.wuas per session of nine months, embracing
ratI rullon aud tnilion fees. fuel lights aDd~aSh-
ing, sis. 40 -
Good board In messing clubs, about $40 per
month: nj ih. College boa riding houses. BIB
Fur catalogues and circulars OF Law. school, apply
-. ~. Inu, Stores or address r. PURYEAR.
- Chairman Faculty.
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The Grays.-The new military company
called the Manchester Grays will probably
be fully uniformed by the latter part OF the
month. The personnel OF the organization
is very fine and would do credit to any regi-
mont tss
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TIE delight Of every mother is to have her chill
dren elegantly dressed This is generally an expeu-
slve matter, but may he marvellously lessened IN
cost by udcious study Of the chidreu's toilet de-
partment of" Andrews's Bazar," and obtaining the
corresponding patterns. In this way fond msmmas
can keep their darlinas attired in charming fash
ion without overrunning moderate income. Gin
cinnat promises soon to he headquarters Of fash
ion as we'll as of pork. All owing to the 'Bazar,'
price ten cents per copy.
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Base-BaU.-A match game was played
here Saturday afternoon between the SCHOOL,
crafts, Of Richmond, and the Mutuals, OF
Manchester. The score stood: School,
crafts, 10; Mutuals, 16.
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CLARET-hncst brands: Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis Whiskey, Leghan
Whlskey, B Select Whiskey. "Ei Consolador"
and Pitana 1.-TWO excellent brands Of cigars Of
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade. WALTER ID. BLAIR q Coz
an3 Main street.
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ACCIDENT AT THE TREDEGAR WORKS.
Mr.. Skip Acree, young white man, while
at work at the Tredegar Works on Saturday
morning, was caught in the betting and
badly injured about the body and legs. he
was conveyed TO his home by the city am
bIllance, ...r. -.. ....,r..
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY 8 \. NJ, Y;
8 4. NJ, 76; noon, S3; 8 z. M.,r So +.
M., so F; midnight, 50. -. =. g. ;.......s
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M. ELLYscN & Co., advertising agents. inert ad-
yersements In all of the newspapers Of the unitot
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countiug-room will receive prsmpt atten-
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MARKET QuARREL.-Several butchers OF
the Second Market had misunderstanding
Saturday evening, and there were some
arrests; but the parties had the good sense
to settle it amicably and without appealing
to the arbitrament OF the courts
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Coal CoNTRACr.-The contract to furnish
coal to the State has been awarded by. Major
iBoykin to S.rH. Hawes at $4 for splint and
90. 70 for anthracite. Mr. Hawes's bid was
the lowest.
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THE sAPoNINE DEyTIFRIcE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar ON
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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GETTING BETTER.-Young Mr.. Saunders,
OF Buckingham, who was recently shot by
Robert Ould, Jr., is reported to be i'm
proving fast. aa2.
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PERsoSAL.-General W. B. Taliaferro
was In the city Saturday. -
:, General j. C.. Hill, Of Albemarle, is at the
Exchange. 43g%.r
Collector Russell was in Washington Sat
urday. -. u = ---.--.---
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BLEEDING AND ULcERATE3 GUMS healed by
MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH.
Fifty cents bottle. ,...s ...
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attht
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE LEE GALLERY.-The thanks Of the Virginia
Baptists are due to Mr.. DAVIES for the splendid
pictures OF their ministers.
RELIGIOUS HER AID.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BusK1Ns, SERGE GOODS, SAN.
dals, Prince Aberts, Oxfords, Eewports, Magnolias
Buckle Newports, &C., cheap at .-
BoscnEN's, 500 and gil Broad street,
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THE CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH is pleasant to the
taste and an excellent gargle for sore-throat. Fifty
cents a bottle.
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We have oil the NEWEST, STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work In 8 manner that cannot be sur-
passed.
We also do aIIkInds OF BINDING aud RULISG.
Orders from the country promptly oiled and dc
hyered by express or mail. sF
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples when required. NIB 2l-d.sw.&w
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New SToRE.-The building No. 1913 MAIN
street has been re6tted aud occupied ~
Thaxton & Nicholas, notion.dealers.
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE &
BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH Fifty cents
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THE LEE GALLERY-The pictures arc admirably
and tastefully arranged. Rev. j. p. JErRR.
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BEAuTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE BA-
KER's elegant SAPoSINE DENTIFRIcE. Fifty
hos
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & RAKER'S SApoNISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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THE LEE EGALLERY.-Bcautifu', artistic. and ac-
cura,e likenesse. Rev. G.. c.. BITING.
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DECAYED TEETH disinfected by MEADE BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents
bothc
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PRINTING-HOUsEs.
DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES. .a
Having one Of the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com'
biaed with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description of
s: BOOK AND JOB PRINTING -
BUSINESs-CARDs,
VISITING-CARDS, .F
OFESsIONAL-CARDS,
WEDDING-CARDS, ~
sHOW-CARDa
BILL-HEADS,
LETTER-HEADs,
NOTE HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
' NOTES, ,n,
oi"' NH HANIFEsTs u 1E-.
Bulls LADIEG,
DR0e-hADhhs' TAGS, rxvr, oprx
: 11-'A- ARGUMENTS,
&C., &c
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK. A
INV
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Fast Driuers.-Mancheste has gotten up
lutte reputation Of late tor the number o.
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~ Is-codtl 5Scp&,d;25Scp
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.

TbcThir,y-fourth Annual Session opens SEPTEM-
EEK 20. 1877 Catalogues sent ON application 10
The Principal. l.. NJ. BLACkFORD NJ. a..
m 3-crsi,;w Alexap'iria. Va.
'UHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
L receive into her home FOUR or FIVE LITTLE
GIRLS under ihe age Of fifteen ycsrs to be IN
sirlctrd with her daughter. VIII engage 10
teach the English branches Latin. French, and
OCTOBER.
FOR TERMS for board and tuition address
MRS. r. BRAXTOS.
Mnncuin ro>i-ofHce, King William county, Va.
* oO-FSM M.SwiSrl
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH, for sore gums ana de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents 4 bottle. p.
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HALWELL HOUSE,

RATES OF BeARDISG f2 per day, Sl2 per
week, - per month Especial arrangements matte
for iaiicS spending The scason- -
The dining-roolns Win Lc in charge ef Mr.. A. ZE-
TELLE. r,. .
Omnibus will transport passengers and baggage,
free Of charge, from the cars 10 the hotel.
* Ds-lm
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA.
REDUCED RATES OF BOARD.

In consequence Of the great fnterrnpton to The
business of the country, and the financial pressure
caused by the recut railroad strikes, the rates OF
board q, this place for the present season from and
after this date will he Per day, 500; per week,
sl4; per month, $40.
;. GOODE, Hotel Manager,
Orkney Spl ings, Va,
krGrsr 1877 au 2-lw
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DOANOkE COLLEGE,

DOANUkE COLLEGE,,
II, SALEM. VA.
Twcnty-Gnll session begins SEPTEMBER 5TH
Collegiate. elective. and prcparaiory courses loca-
ZION unsurlsssed for hcathfulneSs and mountain
scenery. Town and COLLEGE noted for good morals.
Five churches I'm Town. Expenses for nine ana
half months from + 60 TO S240 tincluding tuition
board fuel. lights. and wash.np Coil 1gr quite pros
ysr"u~-l77 students from fifteen States, lndian
Territory. and Mexico For catalogues: &c, ADDRESS
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
al. A. rpG ~
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ENGINEERING.

HIEIL AND MECHANICAL ENGl-
~ NEERiSG AT THE RENSSt.l.AEk FOIL :
TECHNIC INSTITUTE, TROY, n. Y.-Iustruction
very practical. Advantages unsurpassed in this
country. Graduates obtain excellent POSITIONS Re-
nIsns September 18th. For the Annual Register,
containing Improved Of study and full part-
culars address PROF. WM. L. ADAMS, Director.
" 3l-lm
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rrHE HYGEIA HOTEL.

fINHE HYGEIA HOTEL, ..
L -,7>s- -. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
all the year. Special attractions for summer, with
ample capacity for 600 guests Has al modern ina
rsoEements. Six daily ulails and telegraph onlce.
fifteen 10 twenty arst-class steamers land daily lex
eer1 Sunday $50 yards from the doar. Superior
beach for bathing at the door-steps, and good from
Nay until November. Boating Gshing, aud driving
specially attractive. Send for circular describing
hygieaic advantages, terms, &c-
myll-daw3m II. PHoEBES, Proprietor.