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TFor the DisDltch,1
English Fishery Laws.

The treasurer Of the Virginia Fish and
Game Protective Association has Just re-
ceived from London Paterson'S "Treatise
on The Fishery Laws Of the United King
DOM" 1t was gotten for the use OF the
Committee on Laws belonging to the Asso-
citation, and will doubtless prove OF great
service to them in the work OF arranging
such code in this behalf as will best pro-
mote both the protection and culture Of fish
in this Commonwealth.
We make quotation from the preface to
this volume, which we are persuaded will
be interesting to our readers:
"The rivers and streams abound in fish,
which are not only equally attractive for
purposes Of sport and Of food, but which
have this superiority over game: that from
their being in constant communication with
the sea they partake OF its illimitable quail
ties in their powers Of reproduction. The
riparian owners, however, have exclusive
access to most of the waters. Holding the
key of the situation, they monopolize the
means OF capture. As between themselves,
they have been distinguished for unncigh.
borly cupidity. The common law un-
doubtedly was too easy in its tencts,
for it allowed each to catch all the fish he
could by whatever means he pleased, pro-
ViGeQ THESE were not SuCn as TO destroy anu
annihilate the neighbors' share of the COM
mon subiect-matter; and even this check
there was no efficient machinery for en-
forcing. Each accordingly sought to do
what he liked with his own part OF the river,
and often selishly resorted to wears, dams,
and fixed engines, with the view OF driving
every living inhabitant of the water into his
net, rega, dless of the impoverishment Of
bis neighbors. This practice, though IN
strictness Of law illegal, had become too
firmly. settled to be easily put down by
the courts or the older statutes. The
decay OF the fisheries having then be-
come conspicuous, it was deemed necessary
for the Legislature to intervene on grounds
OF public policy, and. with an eye to the
benefit of all parties, to restrain the suicidal
policy Of the riparian owners, making 1t no
longer possible for each to do what seemed
good in his own eyes. The salmon statutes
have, only one common object, which is
more or less imperfectly attained-namely,
to secure fair play TO the instincts of the
fish. All tnat the fish need is free run,
and if they have this their numbers will
amply suffice for every purpose OF pleasure
or Of business"
Weobserve how this picture fits the State
OF Virginia !; and if proper legislation has
accomplished beneficial results in the United
Kingdom, and this is the case, it should not
do less for US.
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On the Petersburg Road.-A new cul-
vert is being built at the point where the
big wash occurred several years ago on the
Petersburg railroad about five miles from
the city.
1t is reported that new brick depot is
to bc built ut Heider's crossing, in this city.
The road at this time is doing very good
freight business both ways. The train car
ricd out Wednesday evening was an I'M
usually long one.
The prospects for big business at the
Brigbthope pits, on the Glover Hill road,
are very encouraging.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder and partly cloudy
weather, occasional rains, variable winds,
mostly northwest, and higher pressure.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains,
variable winds, mostly southerly, and sta
tionary pressure and temperature.
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MEETING OF THE Cry CONSERVATIVES Con-
M1TTEE-THE CONGRESSIONAL CANvAss.-A
meeting Of the City Conservative Commit
tee was held last Observation-Disclosures
B. c.. Gray in the chair. Several matters
pertaining TO the congressional nomination
were discussed.
Attention was called to the following pro-
visions OF the State Conservative plan OF
organization ssThe members OF the State
Central Committee residing in the several
congressional districts shall constitute the
District Committee, who shall have power
to call district conventions, fix the times and
places for holding the same, the number OF
delegates, and prescribe the mode and man
ner OF appointing them. In the
election OF delegates to. any elective dis
trict convention it shall be the duty OF the
City or County Committee to prescribe by
public notice whether such appointments
shall be by ward, district, city, OF county
meeting, and the number OF delegates to
which such ward, district. city, or county,
shall be entitled"
A committee, consisting OF Messrs. S. B.
Witt, p. w. Grubbs, and John B. Bigger,
was appointed to confer with the District
Committee on the subject Of appointing
delegates, all agreeing that uniformity in
this respect is desirable. The District Com
mittee is composed OF M.ssrs. John W.
Wright, of Richmond; G. G. Buckner, OF
Hanover; and W. Il. Chandler, OF Caro-
line.
The resignation OF Louis Euker as mem
bcr of the City Committee was received and
accepted. Messrs. II. Tate Evans, Charles
f. Taylor, and Thomas Booker were placed
in nomination to fill the vacancy. TO give
the Madison-War delegation time to con-
suit, further action on the subject was post
poned.
On motion OF Mr.. Bigger, the committee
resolved that in their opinion q primary
election is best suited to obtain fair eX-
preston OF opinion from the people OF this
city. a primary for this purpose will cost
between $3.50 and s175.
A1ionrned
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BEWARE OF ADULTENATIONS.-The public
should look III for their health in this hot weather.
A very bad and very injurious article Is sold In
this market under the head Of "pure ice-cream"
made of glucose instead OF sugar. and condensed
milk instead OF fresh milk and cream. Lovers OF
ice ecream should get their supply from flrst-class
establishments. CoLUMBUs'S ICE-CREAM Has stood
the most critical test OF our prominent physicians
and Is prescribed for their patients ana their fani-
lies. The public will please notice this fact, and
leave their orders ut CoLU,rEUs's Confectionery,
o,1 Str
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was very bot
and uncomfortable till about 2 O'Clock,
when a>fine rain fell, and continued at in
teryals until late at night.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY s a. NJ, 81
9 A. NJ. SS ;@noon, 9s; ] P. NJ, 100; 1:20
?. NJ, 102; 1870 z. NJ, 1O3; Z. NJ, 9l;
6 z. 81, 70: midnight, IS.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

TIE HoT SPELL Hot as Thursday was,
Yesterday exceIled it, The temperature
was above that which threw st. Louis into
q panic, and was far from being comforta-
Bile: vet there were no serious results. AT
6 a. M. the Thermometer indicated $50. At
noon 9so had been reached, and at 1:25
O'Clock 1929 was the figure at the Dispatch
Office; .103o at Meade & Bakers; 1929 at
Woodhouse Is Parhain's; and at some par
ticularly undesirable places from 1862 to
1919.
Il Before 2 O'Clock clouds had begun to
gather, and soon thereafter were number
OF showers and lightning, thunder, and
wind reducing the temperature by 3 O'Clock
to 01o. There were showers off and on up
to midnight, and great was the RELIEF al
forded.
The hottest day OF 1876 was June 10th,
W hen the mercury went up to 101o at 3 2.
M. Hottest days Of 1877 were June I'd and
July 19th--viz., 1000.
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DROWNING OF Two CoLoRED Boys
Yesterday morning while gang Of colored
boys were bathing in Blakey's-mill pond,
back Of Oakwood Cemetery, one Of them,
Charles Clark, boy about fifteen years old,
got beyond his depth and went under. AS
he arose TO the surface he called for help.
Henry Smith, one OF his companions, i'm
mediately went to his assistance. The
drowning boy. clutched him around his
body in such way as to prevent him using
his arms, and the two were drowned.
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AN EVENING ON THE JAMEs.-A few days
since Captain John A. Curtis, recently
elected chairman OF the Committee on Light,
and Mr.. Charles l.. Todd, chairman OF he
Committee on Streets, rendered their re-
spective committees an evenings entertain
ment in the shape OF an excursion down
the James river. Of course the invitation
was accepted, and on last evening the party
met on the schooner John a. Curtis, and at
5 O'Clock, in tow OF the Craighill, with the
colors OF the boat floating to the breeze and
the orchestra playing the "Sweet By-and-
Bye" the excursion set sail.
Notwithstanding the rain the company
in short while were as joyous and happy
rs the sun when shining in all his glory.
As the schooner passed the wharves of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
there was perfect ovation OF. steam whis-
ties from the engines. Among the invited
guests were the Hon. John A. Meredith,
Mr.. Z. w. Pickrell, DR.. o. +. Manson,
and number OF councilmen and city Off
cials. " "
About O'Clock the party was called from
labor (seven-up, &C., to refreshment, which
consisted Of IN elegant dinner. Dinner
being over, the party amused themselves in
various ways-dancing, &C.; the clad" " in
the set being designated by handkerchief
tied on the right arm. The premium for the
best female dancer was awarded to young
councilman from Jefferson Ward.
After most delightful evening the party
returned to the city about 10 O'Clock.
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PROVIDING FOR EMPLoYEs.-A we'll
known London publishing-house has de-
cided to set apart a sum every year from
their profits for the benefit Of its employees.
An amount varying from $125 to $500 will
be paid to families OF clerks and workmen
who die in their service, after remaining
with them seven years. There- will be also
payments TO persons who, afteSseyen years
service with the firm, become in any way
incapable OF further work.
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VIEWS OF. JUDGE ROBERT w. HUGHES
GIVEN In FAN INTERy1Ew-HE IS GLAD
THE Law WAS REPEkLED-cAUsEs OF.
SMALL DIVIDENDS AND TIE NECESSITY
FoE A NEW BANKRUPTCY LAW-THE
HOMESTEAD AND HOW IT IS EFFECTED-A
NATIONAL EXEMPTION PRovIsIoN-THE
SUREsT NURSERY OF CIVIC VIRTUE.
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Bridge Auenue.-As the rclaying OF the
on this thoroughfare seems an i'm
possibility it could be greatly improved
from Hull TO Baiabrldge streets by putting
down Il few loads OF dirt and filling up the
holes made when the gutter was laid. The
cutter also needs cleaning out.
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TIE CoWtS.-The Hastings Court was
not in session yesterday. and Mayor Clarke
had no cases on his docket.
The Hastings Court has adjourned to
Monday next
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees beg 20 announce to the friend; Of the
Institute anu the public that arrangements have
been made To open The school al the fall term under
the Presidency OF The Rev. ROBERT W. FULLER,
ID. D.. with i full corps of able and experienced
teachers.
The buildings will be thoroughly renovated and
painted during vacation, aud every arrangement
made for the comfort and health Of pupils.
The Trustees feel satisfied that the Institute WILL
urdcr the new management rank among the best
schools IN the land for thorough aud refined culture
A more extended notice viii appear in due time,
giving fun particulars 10 teachers, course OF
study, prices Of tuition and board, &C.
Ou bxhap OF the Board,
ly l5-lm j. B. JETER, President.
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ENGINEERING.

OWL AND MECHANICAL
~ ENGINEERING
at the RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC .INSTI-
TCTE, Troy. n. Y. Next term begins September
18th. The Annual Register for 1873 contains o
list of the graduates for the past afty-iwo years
with their positions, also course Of study, require
inents for admission, expenses. &c. Address s.
tyl9-lm WILLIAM III. YOUNG, Treasurer. IS
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Mr. Sherman makes the following re-
markable statement !: 9. They United States
bonds) have been returning since the panic
OF 1878. AT that time about 81 1000, ,000, 900
Of our bonds were held abroad, now not
more than $500 600, ,00a are held there, and
SO, 600, 900 returned In two months during
the silver agitation. ALI the bonds that
have returned have been absorbed In this
country; none went back to Europe.
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The Br;clc BusineSs.-Tbe fine weather
that has prevailed this month has caused
thousands OF bricks TO be made while the
sun shines, and all OF our makers predict a
more successful season than that OF last
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
80. 5OG EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

Having terminated my connection with the Rich
mond Female Institute, propose the eIsuing fall to
opena SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES under the
above name. The course of study VIII include the
Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics. Lii
crature, History, Moral Philosophy, and the Eng
lsil Language. As shall do the teaching IN per-
son. only a limited number of pupils can be ad
mttcd, and they must he somewhat advanced III
their studies.
Music, vocal and instrumental, VIII be taught by
Miss /ITELLA COCKE.
| can take into my family TEN or TWELVE
BOARDERS.
The session will begin on TUESDAY, September
oath, and continue mlne months. The charges for
entire session, payable each three months In aG-
,ancc, are a. follows:
Tuition Including Latin and Frcnchl. .....S 90 90
Musical instruction (,wo lessons ! weckl... 60 90
Beard icXcliSivc Of washing, towels, and
nIpknsl. SO 0U
FOR further Information. address
JOHN HART. N. "a,
J06 east Franklin street.
is l3-S&T All Richmond, Va.
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Tue WILLIAM SHASKs reported in our
edition OF Thursday as being fined for keep
ing his place OF business open on Sunday
is not the gentleman5of the same name who
resides at the corner of Twenty-ffth and M
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Boru PRUDENCE AND AMBITION concur In
urging honest men 10 do the best possible thing,
each In his own line Of business. 1t Is THIS ieei-
ing which has made DooLET's YEAST POWDER
the best III The market The cans or oost'es lic
aI..,rs g,Il weight. and the contents chemically
,,,re and most sklfully compounded
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. SQUIRE'S
M Y0UNG LADIES' SEMINARY;
No. 2l3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
4 BOARDING AND DAI-SCHO0L.
Mrs. L. $ SQUIRE. -,
r II. SOrIEE......... AsSociate lTilCiP'l'
une rycrcises of this SCHOOL will commence on
,he l6Tn OF SEPTEMBER, 1878, and continue
forty weeks. r A.. o,o
,1rntary TO the highest branches OF FEMhLE EDU-
ChTiOE embracing the ornamental rs well rs the
TERMS: Moderate ard made known on applica-
,i,n in IN. priucipaI iy 20-1t*
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ICE-CREAM.
JCE-CREAM! lCE-CREAM!
z. LI NJ u E.Tt .
STANDARD lcE.CREtM

STANDARD ICE-CkEAh
has earned an uurvalled reputation not only for
superior quality. but also for It's cheapness, which
brings 1t within reach OF everybody. After thirty
years. study aud experience lot which eighteen
beat Il.
may frankly state that have furnished this sea.
three fourths Of all the excursions. pc-nics, and
festivals In this city, and have given universal sat
isfacton.
manufacture daily from so to $50 gallons Of
NV STANDARD ICE. CREAM, and am using from
1900 to 5000 pounds OF Mr.. james G. Smiths
kennebcc ice per day. My steam freezing ma
chlnery IS Of the most improved kind and has Gu
pacity OF 500 gallons per day.
CREAM made TO order of any desired navor.
WATER aud FRUlT-ICES OF all descriptions.
NV ICE-CREAM EXPRESS-WAGOSS deliver
CREAM to all parts Of the city and surrounding
parks.
saucers, Spoons, aud Tables furnished without
extra charge.
An experienced hand will be sent with any e1cur-
sion to assist II desired. T.. ZIMMER.
Wholesale lee Cream Manufacturer.
jy2O-2t 1896 Slain street.
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EXCURSION TO CITY PoINT.-There will
be an excursion to City Point on the steamer
Pamlico and barge Greenbush on next
Monday morning, the 22d instant. at 8
o'clock, for the benefit Of st. Mary's Bene-
dictine Institute.
The Richmond Liderkranz and Kess-
nich's brass band will accompany the party.
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PERSONAL Rogers, Second Au-
ditor, left the city last night on visit OF
few weeks to the country.
Mr.. o. Gasser was on yesterday. elected
chairman OF Council Committee on Police.
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: WATCHMAN .ELECTED.-Mr. Henry II.
Wrenn, OF Manchester, has been elected
watchmau OF the Free bridge, Uice NJ. Lo-
terzo, resigned. Mr.. Wrenn is well known,
and has had long experience in a like ca
napifv s.g.4, y ~ s.
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PERSONAL.

4 VANT.-This is to give notice that
II will not be responsible for any Indebtedness
contracted BY the crew of the AVANT, from Hol-
Iand. HENRY 0LDENBURGER,
Master.
RICHMOND. July 10, 1875. jy 2O-lt<
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EFFgnvEscENT APoLINARIs WATER anu al,
the well-known European and American mineral
waters to be had at MEADE s BAKERS Drug-stor
oI9 Main street.
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UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
VA.

The largest first class institution for YOUNG La
DIES In Virginia, with an able corps Of twenty-five
SEPTEMBER, 1878, and closes on The first We'd
nesday In June, 1879.
For catalogues containing fun particulars address
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal,
)e e2G-2m StauntoD, Va.
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THAN AT
ANY TIME SINCE TIE CREATION.
DRY GOODS
WERE NEVER so Low
AS THEY ARE At THIS TIME,
aud when yoa get
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF OF EVERY DOLLARS ;
WORTH YOU PURCHASE.
in addition to the present low prices. IL places goo
goods within the ,ncans OF nearly everybody.
\ good assortment OF
DRY GOODS
Of every description can be hal at
LEVY BROTHERS..
They also show 4 large stock OF D.
LINEN SUITS FOR LADIES.
LADIES ENTERTAINMENTS,
GESTLEMES's FURNISHING GOODS,
MArTISGs, CARPETS, &C.,
and Won &c, ten cents taken ctf on every dollars
worth you purchase.
LEVY BEOT he 5
are determined 10 close out their stocE'as thty M
tend making very important change IN 'h'lr ous'-
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PEARLS OF ENGLISH MIST-yery grateful and
efficient for relieving nausea and fatigue In hot wea-
ther-soid Il. MEADE & RAKER's Drugstore, 919
nj,
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have aualyzed the whiskey known ahoer the
brand or 5. HSELEcr,.' controlled by Messrs. WAL
rrp n. R1..Is & CO., Richmond, Va, aud hnd It
FREE FROM PUsIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend It's use for medicinal and family par
nn.os j. d. McCAw, 81. D.,
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
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SAVE MoSEY sy having your printing done Gt she
DISPATCH pRINTISG-HousE. Good WORK, low
nrices aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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SEsTLE's LAcTEoUs FARINA and all the p"pu'
lar dletics for infants aEd invaiids sold II MEADE
G BAKERS Drugstore, 9l9 Main street.
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IcE.CnRAM of all fayors, made from the best Of
materials, at PI1zINI'S.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN. The Board Of Al
dermen will hold a special meeting to-day
at 12 o'clock.
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PEACHES, PEAcnEs-The most delicious OF all
fruits-and fine lot OF them can be found as PIz
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You would not be happy without freezer Q. fi"'
ZINES ire.cream for your Sundays dinner.
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PEACH, STRAWBERRY, LEMON,
CHOCOLATE, AND VANILLA fcE-CREAN,
ORANGE ICE. AND No. l PURE CREAM,
made OF the very freshest materials ana aru
at roII-MBUs's, 32l Broad street.
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LIST ssr LETTERS.
LIST,

-rrs;T.I , IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
iTur posT-oFFTCE At RICHMOND, JULY
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The weather has no. gotten cool enough Tor nre'
but the very weather for ice-cream, and PIzz1SI
makes 1t fresh and pure every day. Leave your or
dcrs to-day.
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE, for both
~ sexes, opens SEPT. Is. Separate buildings and
classes. ENperiensed Instructors. Terms. S240 per
year. a. NJ. JELLY, ID. D., New Windsor, Md.
iv lS-W
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r.p1sA CoLoGSEs aud INPoRTED BAY RUN
solt y, MEADE Z BAKERS Drugstore, 9l9 Main
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DE SURE TO LEAVE YOUR ORDERS eat45 W .o-ess y
A. ,ou wish some OF PIzzINfs !ce-cream for tc'
MegcQW,
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HAMPDEN-SIDN COLLEGE,
IL PRINCE EDWARD COIfNTY V A

Curriculum embraces full instruction In CLAS.
SICAL. SCIENTIFIC. and MORAL STUDIES. E
Next session begins SEPTEMBER 9TH and ends
JUNE 18TH. Total expenses, exclusive OF board,
Sl25. Good board at Stewards Hall for $40 q
month: In private families from Sl2 to SIG q
month. For further particulars address l..
j. NJ. L. ATKINSON,
iv l5-tScl5 President,
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BANKRUPTCY.
mo. 1925.

NO. UUEOsJ .Fa.-ElI-Itt ttft- -IIgT-.-
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF yIRGlSIA--lN THE. MATTER OF
u. BECHER, BANKRUPT, IN BANKRUPTCY. 4
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wv ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STACSTON. VA.

This !imc-houored institution opens SEPTENI-
BER 10, 1878. Among the first schools for young
ladies in the United States. European and Amcri-
can teachers. Surroundings beautiful. Climate
unsurpassed. Paironzcd by seventeen States.
Among the best terms in the Union: Board, wash
iug, lights, English. Latin. French. for each half
nf the scholastic year, S1l5; music, &c, very
low. For catalogue address
REV. WILLIAM \. HARRIS. d. D..
President,
iv -deOdl 0tSwJt Staunon. Va
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DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIrpED JOB OFFICES n THE SOUTH ccn-
bined with skilful mechanical talent, We are pre-
pared TO execute promptly, in the very best style
AMI AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
vISITING-CARDS.
rHOFESSIONAL-CARDS.
WEDDING-CARDS.
SHOW-CARDS,
MASlFESTS.
ELLIS LADING.
.RECEIPTs,
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE. HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
pEUG-LAHGLs' TAGS
->'1' ARGUMENTS.
BRIEFS &C. &C.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY.
". have a!l the NEWEST STYLES OF TfPE
and execute work !u 4 manner that cannot be SUR
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4itImtunll Dispatrlt,

ny THE CIRCULATION OF. THE DISPATCH
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