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-PIcHMoND va. SATURDAY MORNING. JULY II, 1877.
vantage may well be taken of the reawaken-
Cd inferest in military matters

vantage may well be taken OF the reaWaker-
ed interest in military matters.
The general idea that militia companies
are conducive to dissipation and rowdyism
is an idea only, as was well proved by the
admirable behavior OF the First regiment
and Howitzers on the 4th of July. Apart
from the fact that fine body Of militia Is
an important adjunct to the police force in
every city, and, as necessity, ought to be
supported and upheld by the citizens, it is
a school where neatness OF dress. correct
manners and habits, and obedience to orders
are the primary requisites.
The Council has kindly assisted the regi-
ment for some years, but what are the facts
about the citizens The time OF their en-
ploves is almost invariably begrudged, and
in several cases private soldiers have been
discharged by their employers when they
went en- a company parade or excursion: ;,
Suppose q riot imminent. How glad
would one of these curmudgeons be to have
that man and others with their bayonets
stand between his property and an lnftl,
rated mob But we have lett Church Hill
and Manchester to return to them another
time. CIvIs MILES.
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rFor the Dispatch.l

TT the proposed new companies to be
raised on Church Hill and in Manchester
are active in their organization they will
have q chance for competition for the prizes
to he given at the State Fair, and thus at
once be on as good a footing as any old COM
pany in the First regiment.
There is another matter which deserves
their attention. Heretofore in electing offt-
GERS more attention has been given to men
with pers onal popularity This, in mill
tary sense. lis wrong. Officers should De
selected first with view TO their eflicienc cy
as such, and without it the company Will
never prove, success. -, /,
There ia plentylof fine material in each
OF these locaiitie 70 make as large ana wen y:
organized volunteer companies as exist ln
the Eouth, aud the time has come Wnen sd.
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Picnic AT HATToRF's. Monday next, the
18th instant, our citizens will be afforded an
opportunity TO enjoy themselves to their
hearts content at grand picnic to be
given at Hattori's garden by Voelker's in
strumental and string bands. The enter
tainment and festivities will be for the ben
eft of the band, an institution Of which the
city may we'll be proud. Professor Voelker
desires to raise the means to furnish the
no embers OF his band with new and hand
some uniform, and we fatter ourselves
that he will be actively seconded in his
laudable efforts by q large attendance OF our
citizens at Hattorf's on Monday next. The
dancing commences at hali-past P. NJ.
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Upon reaching the wharf we enjoyed q
delightful surtbath, the wind, and conse-
aauently the waves, being very high. Our
lttie craft was dancing violently to and fro
as il impatient for the voyage, and 1t was
WITH difficulty we boarded all the party With
the exception Of our captain, who, like an
elephant, fearing TO trust bis weight 70 9
slenderand unstable pink, paced the wharf,
uncertain what he should do. At length,
snmmoning up courage he gTasped huge
pillar, and cautiously stepped backwards
with the view of placing one loot upon The
Prov. AT sthat moment q wave forced the
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THE JENNINGS EsTATE.-Mrs. Hardesty
had another levee at Ford's Hotel yesterday
evening. It was attended by small num-
Der of the Jennings heirs and some attor-
neys. Sac desires to raise $4,000 to enable
her to go to England to prosecute inquiries
concerning the property. She is selling
bonds TO raise the money. Although it is
highly improbable, if there is in existence
any such estate, that cent will ever be
realized for the claimants, some Of the latter
have employed counsel and paid them to
represent them here at Mrs. Hardesty's
leYeeS.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE.-DR. c. w.
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia Ner-
yousness and seeplessness, and will cure any case
Price, Soc Postage free. Sold by all druggists
Office, lO6 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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ON THE ALTAR OF SACRIFICE
Another reduction in prices.
Stock complete,
Style and variety endless.
Call and examin our stock.
A. SAKS 6 Co., One-Price Clothiers,
1913 Main street.

DON'T BUY INFERIOR GOODS at extravagant
prices when you buy the best at astonishingly low
rates. A. GREENTREE. I'll Broad street, is selling
four-ply Linen Cuffs at 20 and 25c; four-ply Linen
Collars at 10 and 1916; Gauze Under-Vests at 20
worth 6oc., at 35c. worth 81; four pair Hose for
25c.; double heels and toes, three pair for 40c.;
White aud CoIored Neckties, three for 10c.; White
Shirts, Wamsutta Cotton and fine Linen-his own
manufacture-readyl laundried, at 81 15: Ofice-Coat
at 35c. All styles Of Clothing, for mems and boys
wear, far below market value.
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Miss Carrie Parker, of Princeton, ILL.,,
is victim to the pedestrian mania. Some
time since she walked twentv-four conse-
cutiye hours, and won 800 wager. Now,
as the effect OF her terrible over-eXertion,
she has become hopelessly insane, and has
been confined in the Elgin Hospital.
II a bedstead, bureau, mattress, cow
horse or cook-stove drops on your head as
you walk in the garden, don't be frightened.
Those tornadoes are still at it.
A young man in Lower Gold Hill visited
his sweetheart last night, and when he left
stole the dog OF the house and got hall
dollar for the brute at Marshal McCleery's
canine asylum. A man cannot afford to
spend his time for nothing these hard time8
not even when courting.-G Gold Hill Neus.
Many an humble man lives dreamy and
profitless life in the sunny South, and then
reaches praiseworthy condition OF useful
ness after death by being buried where he
will keep nocturnal darkies away from
melon-patch.- Worcester Press.
There is a growing impression among the
more advanced thinkers Of the age that the
world will never know what women are
capable OF accomplishing until Susan B.
Anthony and Gail Hamilton pull together
in the same harness. ss.-Andretos's BazGr.
An Ohio paper says President Hayes,
when he graduated at Kenyon College, de-
livered his Grafton ain q box-coat with
side-pockets.N What did he deliver it
there for! Was he trying to pocket his
bawl?- Graphic.
The gentleman who stole gold pen
s. IL l. f1a,,sr sroff
please forward his real name and address,
not necessarily for. publication, but as a
guarantee OF good faith. Worcester Press.
I "A Paris editor was recently sent to prison
for two months and fined Two thousand
francs for f.iusulting the army" When
you are walking along past the army after
this be little careful how you insult them.
Cincinnati Saturday Night. .s.a.5 .3. 3. .s !.
Teetotum tells us that a Miss Buchanan,
once rallying brave soldier on his courage,
said: "Now, Captain ---,-----, do you really
mean to tell me you can walk UP to a can
mons mouth without fear fa.ss.f Yes, !"
either And he did it, Exchange.
"A San Francisco paper says that an egg
laid upon the deck plating of q monitor
which Is being rebuilt at Vallejo was
cooked hard by the heat Of the sun. The
price of coal win have to advance consider
ably higher than it is at present before it
viii pay families to keep monitors In their
back yards on which to cook their eggs
Norristo,on Herald.
Gear is pronounced as IL it were spelled
Char ashisagt Ton Si w Whereupon the
Courier jOnrndt says 80 tt Not An this of
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Representatives Chosen.-At meeting OF
Excelsior Tabernacle (colored), No. s, G. F.,
the following delegates were elected to at
tend the semi-annual meeting OF the Grand
Lodge, which meets in this city on the third
Monday in July: Thomas Watkins, NJ. n.
Woodbridge, and Solomon Haskins. The
old officers were reelected for the ensuing
quarter.
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GibbS's Case.-The case Of Joseph Gibbs,
charged with seduction, will be called this
morning. So great is the interest mani
tested in this case that the large, airy, and
commodious Hastings Courtroom has been
engaged for the occasion.
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A STORM on THE JEENs.

Our congratulations had scarcely been in
terchanged upon the fortunate rescue OF our
companion when we were impressed with a
more serious cause for alarm. The sea was
running so high for the little Edith that the
most fearless had to abandon the forward
deck not, however, before the MILDLY had
been almost swept overheard by huge
wave. His sudden appearance in the cabin,
dripping from head to foot, showed the
party what danger was at hand, and filled
with CONSERVATION our irnpious ambassa-
dor, who retired to q corner and knelt in
silent prayer. After run Of three or four
knots the storm had subsided, and all be-
teok themselves to repose. to be awakened
by the scream of the whistle which an
nounced 'Home. sweet home." Coz.
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The lfilitary.-The military company
will meet Monday night, when name will
be adopted and officers elected. Four names
have been suggested-the Elliott Grays, the
City Guard, the Manchester Cadets, and the
True Blues. Either will do, as there is
nothing in name.
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The Cersley Monument.-In The notice OF
the monument in Maury cemetery to the
lamented John A. Cersley in Thursdays
paper it should have been stated that it was
erected by his devoted widow alone, and
not by friends.
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8irIlmolld 1ispatrl,
SATURDAY. July Il. 1877.
Hs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
u LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PArERS OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INDIcATToNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or lower pres
sure, nearly stationary temperature, winds
mostly from the north, partly cloudy Wea-
ther, and possibly occasional showers.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
nearly stationary pressure and temperature,
variable winds, mostly from the south, and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary or lower pressure, northerly
winds shifting to southerly, and warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
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The Break Repaired. break on the
canal having been repaired, operations were
resumed in all OF the mills and factories yes
terday. It trusted that this is the last sus-
pension of the season.
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TAXATION OF OoL-PRoPERTY-AN IN
TEREsTING DECISION Cleveland, Ohio, July
IA case that has attracted great deal OF
public attention has been on trial in this
city for several days past before Judge
Jones, in the equity branch OF the Common
Pleas Court, inswhich Bishop Gilnour, the
Catholic bishop OF this diocese, sought to
enjoin the county treasurer from collecting
some So, 900 Of taxes assessed on lands al
legged to be held by him in trust for the use
OF the Catholic parochial schools. The
Bishop himself and other clerical witnesses
were cross-examined exhaustively, and q
large number OF Papal documents, the de-
crees OF various councils, the encycIical let
ter Of the Pope, &c., were introduced Dy
the defendant for the purpose OF showing
that the parochial schools were organized
and conducted for purposes hostile to free
institutions and opposed to the pubic
policy of the State, and were not,
therefore, to be construed as coming within
the exemption clauses OF the statutes, either
as public schools or institutions purely of
public charity, and to show that the
Bishop holds the title to the property, not
as trustee, but that he is absolutely account
able to the Pope Of Rome. To-day Judge
Jones, in an elaborate opinion, held that the
establishment OF these schools was not in
any sense opposed to public policy unless
they were tainted with illegality OF origin,
purpose, or tendency, or were in contra
vention Of public morality; that the Bishop
was really the trustee Of the property for
school purposes, and that court OF equity
could enforce the trust; that the school
property was not exempt as public-school
property, but that being built and partially
carried out by voluntary donations and no
income arising therefrom, they were exempt
from taxation as institutions purely Of pub
lie charity, and under the same laws as
other sectarian colleges and institutions OF
the State, so far as general taxation was
concerned. but not exempt from special
assessments for sewers, paving, &c.
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MARY Cooks BABY.-The dead body OF
female infant was found in HaxalPs mill.
race yesterday. BY some it is supposed to-
be the child Of Mary Cook, the young col
ored woman. now under arrest for inianti-
eide Inquest to-day. -. . -.
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Death of q WelLKnooon Citizen.-Mr.
Zebedee Bradley, well-known citizen Of
the Fourth Ward, died Thursday night OF
heart-disease. The remains were carried to
North Carolina for interment.
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: J. THE WALKS IN THE CAPITOL SQUARE since
the late rains are in worse condition than
ever. The sharp gravel are now uppermost,
the sand and dirt on thesurface having been
washed off. A heavy roller literally used
would be q public benefit. !, @
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HENRICo COUNTY Court, YESTERDAY
J. 1. Eittlepage, charged with forgery, was
allowed bail in the sum OF $1,000, with S.
G. and B. A. Littlepage as his bondsmen.
John Catlett, charged with abductjng q
little negro boy, was tried and acquitted.
John E. Eacho qualified as magistrate for
Fairfield district.
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CenEN BROTHERS, in Offering In another column
long List of articles and prices at one bali, and
good many at one third regular value state that
It is their endeavor place before the public goods
not only cheap but such as are positively recon-
mendable. Amy goods imperfect or not as recon-
mended may be returned, and the money VIII De re-
r,nded Their chief endeayor is to sell the very
hest goods, and cheaper than they can be had else.
where. How far they succeed.the public must judge
r,v, lafyns
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THE TONIC. QUININE, is PECULIARLY BENEFI-
ciai to teeth and gums. ). & E. .ATKINsoN's Quinne
Tooth-Powder is one Of the best means Of preserv-
ing the teeth and purifying the breath
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cLARET-nnest brands. DuE. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis whissey, Leghan
Wflskey, b Select Whisksy. !. Ell consolador 3
and aPttana 1.-TWO excellent brands OF cigars %
nur own manufacture. Liberal discount 10 the
t.ade WAITER d. BLAH d Co.,
=. :. 80, cog Main street.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BusKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals, Prince Alberts, Oxfords, Newports, Magnoias
Buckle Newports, &C., cheap at -
BoscHRN's, 500 and 51l Broad street. !.
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Edith out to her cables length andsthe cap
tain lost his footing. The spectators, awe
stricken, held their. breath as they beheld
that huge and manly form tottering for an
inevitable fall into what seemed #asery
grave. But an angel interposed in the per-
son Of the midshipman, who, feariessly
springing to the fag-pole, swung himself
out, and, grasping the foot OF the faIi-
ing captain, enabled him TO regain bis equi-
librium and safely board the vessel.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT's WLL.-The
probate of the will Of the late Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt was commenced be-
fore Surrogate Calvin de noUo Thursday
afternoon on allegations filed by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. La Bau.
Later.-Formal proof being completed in
reprobate of will the case was adjourned
to September 21st.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EY- On all sales of Real Estate made betssee
the 1st of January and last Of June the taTesfe7
the present ueGr have to bepnid oythe purchase,
On all sales made betloeen the 1st OF July and tGs
Of the gear the tares haze 20 be paid oythe settet
fThis custom was adopted about fifteen yearsa2s
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ap
plies to Richmond and yicinity.] - 4.
r. b. TAYLOR, 6 P. NJ, commissioners sale OF
house and lot in the city Of Manchester.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, P. H., trustees sale Of
lot on Moore street.
JAMES MACDOUGALL, 10 A. H., at the horse
lof, horses, mules, wagons, &c.
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A. GREENTREE is selling Alpaca Coats for sl.25 /;
Silk-Lustre at 81 80 worth 1925: Boys Clothing
at half value; SILK, Gingham, and Cotton Umbrel-
Las as less than manufacturing value. See his White
Shirt at S1.15.
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THE ladies who rule and the leaders who decide
have all pronounced favorably Of "Andrews's Ba-
Ear" 1t is the ne plus ultra of fashion journals in
America. Send w. r. Andrews, Cincinnati, ten
cents for specimen copy.
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MISS GORDON'S SCHOOL,
Ri 3IS FRANKLIN STREET.

The mex session of this SCHOOL FOR H0UNG
LADIES and CHILDREN viii begin on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1877 with the ,,,ls following rs
corps Of aide and experienced teachers: MISS JES-
SIZE GORDON, Principal; Professor CHARLES II.
WISsTos, Natural Sciences and Mathematics; ntns,
Ma English Literature, Reading, and Compost
tion: Madame GUILLAUME, French. with classes
for conversation; Madame SwENDEMASN, German;
Professor X REISHARDT, Music
Fer circulars. giving plan Of study, textbooks,
&C. apDly TO the Principal. y 1U.1H
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The reason why am ceiling goods 50 cheap ts
that wish to reduce my simmer stock, and there
fore gtye my customers the benefit. Cal at VIII
10y THALHIMER'sy6 601 Broad street.
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CORAL LIPS, LUsTRoUs EYES, AUBURN LOCKS,
are merely accessory charms. A lovely complex
ion the chief component Of beauty, is impaired In
perfection by no preparation save GoURAUo's
OLYMPIAy CREAM. Large bottles one dollar.
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THE nPoLARn ~ REFRIGERATOR requires only
Ave pounds OF ice per day preserve meats, butter,
milk. &c, MouNTcAsTLE,&C & CoFER,
Manufactures, $40 Broad street.
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M. ELLYscN & CO., adverus,ng agents, insert at
vertisements in all of the newspapers Of the Unite
States at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
patch countipg-rOom will receive prompt atten-
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: The great closing-out sale Of SUMNER GOODS
continues Oh the increase as people End ont the
many bargains to be had at WILLIAM THAL-
HMER's, COL Broad street. Il -
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EDUCATIONAL.
II DETIREMEST HOME SCHOOL,
N CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA.

desire to take into my family limited number
of BGARDERS as pUPlLS, to be educated with my
children.
The location is healthy and attractive; and very
convenient the Danyllle railroad and couuty-Scat
t'onIpcicnt teachers will be employed and best
care and instruction will be bestowed upon the
scholars. -
The session Of nine months will begin the 1sT OF
OCTOBER SENT-
For terms, apply TO The undersigned.
MRS. COLONEL HENRY CARR1NGTON,
iyl3.2w SnithrilIe, Charlotte county, va.
LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
N CHARLOTTESVILLE, TA.-rhe twenty e first r.
annual Session opens on the 2GTH OF SEPTEM-
RER 1877 and continues nine months, under a
full Faculty of experienced gentlemen.
The President having purchased BenIivar one OF
the most productive farms In Virginia, 10 fllrnlsh
This school with home supplies. Is enabled 10 reduce
the price Of board about $50 per session.
Board dnclgqing washing fuel, and lights ana ana
Literary tsrit tiSn iincludng one Ancient or Modern
Iancuagel, $500 per session of nine months Music,
Drawing aud Painting extra, hut proportionately
low. The -albnnarlc cluims to be the best equipped
school In Virginia. The Universilv-of-Ni Nirginla
mineral spring afords pupils daily supply OF the
strongest chatybca,c water in the state. For details
address X. II. RANLlNGS M A.,
ty 1S-lw frInCIpai.
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For CHEAP DRY GOODS read WILLIAM THAI
uIMER's advertisement, and 60 and profit by it
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PRINTING-H0USEs.

PRxNT1NG-hOUSES.
DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one Of the LARGEST 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 descriptions Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
SUCH AS
BUSINE ESS-CARDS.
vIsITING-CARDs,
PRoFEssIONAL-CARDs,
WEDDlNG-CARDs,
sHoW-CARDs.
BILL.HEADS,
LETTER-HEADs,
NOTE HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
NOTICES CHECKS, .onss
nAslFEsTsi Ellis LAp1Ne,
DRUe-LABELs TAGS,
:. - BRIEFS,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have Oh the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work In manner that eanno. be sur
passed. l.ssis
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly Hlled and de
Hvered by express or mail.
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples when required.
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GO TO PIzzINI's and leave your orders for Ice
Cream for to-morrows dinner.
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P1zzINI has Lemon Ice-Cream. PrZzISI has
Chocolate Ice-Cream. PIzzISI has Vanilla Ice
Cream. PIzzrNI las Strawberry lee Cream.
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TALWELL HOUSE,
adjacent 10 the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
GREENBRIER COUNTY, w. VA.

RATES OF BOARDING So per day, Sl2 per week.
$50 per msnth Especial arrangements liade for
families spencing the season.
The Dining Rooms will be in charge of Mr. A.
ZETELLE.
Omnibus will transport passengers and baggage
FREE OF CHARGE from The cars 10 The hotel.
ip 2O-1m IN =
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4 UGTSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

The largest frsi-cass institution for young ladies
In Virginia, with able corps of twenty-five teach
0pens the FIRST WEDNESDAY in September,
1877.
For catalogues containing full particulars apply
to Miss NJ. j. BALDWIN, Principall
Sc 22-2m Staunton. Va.
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CANADIAN TWEED SUITS
An wool-Coat, Pants, and Vests.
$5, $5, $5, s5, IS.
A. SAKS & Co., Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: g A. NJ, 8S;
A. NJ, Ts; noon, 81; 3 p. NJ. Ss; 8 p.
N., "a midnight, 70.