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THE MOZART THIS EyESING.--Fhc pro.
erammc for this evening will be varied and
attractive. The orchestra will play the over
turc Fcl>cnmuhlc,' by Reis>iger; = Tie
Little Grandiapa.' by LaHgcr; Amary-
lis" by Louis MIL: and the "Hydro-
paten" walzcs, b. Gungl. Miss Mamie
ChauihcrIavne will sing two solos Tor >opra-
no" What Joy and Gladncss,' hy Bale,
and "rhc Sailors Farewell" by wyatt.
Mr.. Thiow will play solo for cello. SOU
venir de Puritani," by Patti; Miss Annie
Yogel a solo for piano, "Nocturne,
L'Eclair"; and Mr.. keSsnich solo for
violin, Scene de Ballet" By DeDeriO:.
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DON'T WASTE THE WATER.-Superintend
ent Davis, OF the Water w orks, publishes III
another part OF the Dispatch very urgent
appeal to citizens to be rigid!y economical
in the use OF water at this season OF tue
year. He says:
1.-The pumps are now driven to their ut
most capacity day and night, never being
stopped unless for repairs. which, from
such constant labor, is often necessary. The
reservoirs during this hot weather are losing
hoad daily, which is all important, particu-
larry in the elevated parts OF the city and in
case OF fire. In view OF the above it is
most urgently requested that the citizens
Will use every effort TO prevent all unne-
cesSary waste, and thus save the city from L
possible water famine"
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PERsONAL.-Captain Sam. Maccubbin,
chief OF the Creek Nation, has been for
sometime, to the regret OF his many friends,
detained from business by 4 severe attack
OF sickness.
Alderman Scott and several members OF
the City Council left day before yesterday
for Old Point Comfort. The party also in
cluded eX-Councilman George Bargamin.
The following were registered at the To-
bacco Exchange yesterday DR.. B. Dennis,
Amelia county, Va; A. Smith, Rock
bridge; William T. Spencer, Lunenburs !;
G. ". Davis, A. II. Porter. Farmvlle; ).
w. Butler. Mecklenburg; II. z. Specrs,
Weldon, n. g.; W. p. Rowiey, Norfolk !;
A. S. Burgess, Fluvanna; Arch. Samuel,
r. o. Peatross, Caroline; l.. L. Strause,
Danville; ]. X. Morton, Prince Edward
county: J.. NJ. Hurt, Caroline county; Z.
S. Smith, Fauquier; Anthony t. Good
win. Louisa county; S. E. Swan, Caroline;
II. 3. Trce, r. L. Barrett, Louisa county +;
Joseph Walthall, Amelia.
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CITY COUNCIL NOTES.-The Committee on
Retrenchment and Reform met on yesterday
and unanimously elected Captain John }.
King Chairman and Ben. T. August secre-
tary.
The Committee on Schools reelected Cap
tain Lucien l.. Bass chairman.
The Committee on Health elected James
u. Gray chairman.
The Committee on Ordinances elected j.
Taylor Ellyson chairman.
Robert w. Oliver was reelected chairman
OF the Committee on Elections, which posi-
ton he has filed most aceeptably for num-
ber OF years.
The following committees will meet to-day
at the places named: On First and Second
Markets, at the Council chamber. at IL
O'Clock; on Light, at 10 O'Clock, at tue
lower Gas Works; on Flre-Alarm and Po-
lice Telegraph, at City Engineers office, at
114 O'Clock; on Grounds and Buildings, at
City Engineers office, at e12 O'Clock; on
Lunatics, in Council chamber, at II o'clock.
The Common Council will meet this eve
ming at 6 O'Clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

\ VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SoCIETY-DoNA-
TIoNs--'fHE FAMILY Arms OF GOVERNOR
FAuQuTER.-A meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of the Virginia Historical Socte-
ty was held on the evening OF the 10th in
slant. Present: Messrs. Henry, Cabell, An
derson. Palmer. Ott, and Brock.
Colonel Cabell was called to the chair,
and ia the absence OF Major Barksdale, the
recording secretary, Mr.. Brock was re-
quested to act as such.
:. The subcommittee appointed to consider
the proposition OF Mr.. OFT Tor hreproof
hall for the Society made 4 report. A defi-
mite plan OF action was decided upon. and
the committee, which consists OF Messrs.
OFT, Cabell, and Brock, were authorized to
proceed at once to effective efforts.
The subcommittee appointed to make ar
engagements for the holding OF an annual
meeting in December next reported pro-
grcss, and that the Hon. B. Johnson Barbour
had consented to deliver an address on the
occasion.
Anumber OF valuable donations Of books,
&C., were reported.
a letter was read by Mr.. Brock, recent
" received by him from David q. Haskins,
Jr., ESQ.,, Boston, Mass, in which was
given the family arms borne by Francis
Fauuuier, Colonial Governor of Virginia.
They are as follows: Or. from mound
in base an oaic tree, all proper, bet1reen t11o
muikets sable in chaef-a heart gules in
DEXTER base, and bird sable in sinister"
This item is of interest, inaSmuch as the
arms of Fauquier do not appear in Burke's :
General Armoury.
Colonel Anderson also read an interesting
letter received by him from Professor VIII
liam A. a1aury, of Washington, D. Z. IA
member OF the Executive Committee Of the
Society, in which valuable suggestions
were made for the guidance Of the Society.
query from DIR. G. j. Cleborne, Nledl-
cal Inspector United States navy, Ports
mouth, N. H.. was submitted by Mr.. Brock
as to woods and other dve-stutfs furnished
by Virginia, in its colonial days, to English
manufactures. Possibly old account-books
or letters in private hands may afford the
information desired.
Adjourned.
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GETTING Up IN THE WoRLD.-Thrce or
four persons (among them Walker Howard,
colored servant at the CapitoD yesterday
went up to the top Of the scaffold which at
present adorns st. PauIs church-Steeple.
This adventurous spirit deserves encourage
ment. We will do our part. The city am
bulance is also ready.
a Representative of this paper has been
detailed to watch the climbers. He is sta.
toned daily from II to p. NJ. in the Office
of Captain Dick Frayser, Superintendent Of
Public Printing, Capitol building. Those
who desire, in case OF accident, to have neat
obituary notices, will please ascend between
those hours. 1t would also be favor to the
reporter il each man would put in his
pocket brief biographical sketch.
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DECLINES TO SERvE.-Mr. M. L. StrauS
bas declined the position OF chairman OF the
Committee on Claims and Salaries, and
written the following communication to the
committee:
RICHMOND, July II. 1873.
To lfessrs. Dicherson, Forester, Edr0rds,
and Lrin, Of The Committee on Claims
and Salaries:
ntlemcn,-Sncerely grateful for the
honor you have conferred bv selecting me
as chairman of your committee, / am yet
constrained, by considerations persona! to
myself, respectfully and kindly but posi-
lively to decline that honor.
Heartily thanking you individually and
collectively, must be permitted TO express
the hope that you will substitute some ADLER
and better man.
With sincere respect, your friend and SER
want, NJ. L. STRAus.
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| No. -

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 United STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF TIRGlNih-IN TIE MATTER on
GLAZEEROOk Il THOMAS, BASkHCfI>, IN
BANKRUPTCY.
TO WHOM II NAY CONCERN: Tie undersigned,
Edward VI. CrumD OF Richmond. ln the county
of l!.nrco and State Of Virginia. hereby gives no
lice or his appoat assignee Of the estate of
X. :. G!aZ.brook and ". j. Thomas, CT Tie city oi
Richmond. in said district and who were-'o wiz
baukrup.s upon the petition Cf themselves by the
District Court Of The United States for said dis
rict.
Dated nj Richmond the 3I day of July. a. ID.
1878. EDWARD ". CKUMP.
iv IS.Th2w Assignee.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Everadhing Quict-Pic-N NicS.-Manches-
Ter was very quiet Yesterday. A great many
persons went out 10 Branch's church, in
Chesterfield, where the ladies had grand
festival and picnic, and which was highly
enjoyed by all present.
The Lyceum picnic ut Colonel Wool
dridee's farm was largely attended fine
string bald furnished music, and the affair
was one OF the most delightful ever gwen
in this city or vicinity. 1t was most cfii-
cently managed by Messrs. Wells, Lips
comb, Bradley, and Cook.
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DEATH OF A FORMER EDITOR CT THE DIS
PATCU.-Last nights telegrams announce
the death in Baltimore county yesterday OF
Oliver Perry Baldwin, Esq, editor OF the
Baltimore Siln, 4 former well-known and
esteemed citizen OF Richmond. The intel
ligence OF this melancholy event will be
read with sorrow by many surviving friends
OF this talented, amiable, and exemplary
gentleman. In other years Mr.. Baldwin'5
facile and graceful pen assisted materially,
as editor, in laying the foundation OF the
prosperity OF the Richmond Dispatch.
His relations as such extended through
series OF years. He was during his resi-
dence here also editor OF the Republican, q
Journal started by Robert Fl. Gallaher, and
served acceptably for one or more terms as
State senator from the city Of Richmond.
Dir. Baldwin was used to editorial labor
before his removal to this city, having
edited Harrison-and- Tyler campaign paper
in Ohio In 1910. Shortly thereafter he re-
moved to Virginia to reside, and edited the
Lexington Banner. He married daugh-
ter Of Hon. Daniel Shefey, for many years
member OF Congress from the Augusta dis
trict.
Mr.. Baldwin was a native Of New York.
and probably not far from seventy years Of
age when he ceased from his labors. He
was nephew OF the distinguished Ameri-
can commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. In
deed, his first appearance on the stage cf
public action was as 4 midshipman in the
United States navy-,an occupation he had
to forego on account Of defective vision.
He was most 'amiable and kindly-disposed
gentleman, au admirable speaker, and pos
scssed rare fund OF humor, OF which lie
made good use both in speaking and writing.
Hc leaves Il widow and several s9ns and
daughters TO lament their loss.
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PARDoNs REFUsED.-The Governor yes
terday refused pardons to the following:
John S. Hobuck, who was convicted Of un-
lawful cutting in the County Court OF
Wythc, and sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary; Eugene Frerct, sentenced IN
the Hastings Court OF Danville to twelve
months in iail FOR larceny.
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GRAyIrE-SCHooL PIc.NlC.-Granite Union
Sunday school on yesterday had picnic
at the Weslham Granite quarry. y car was
furnished free by the Danvilc Railroad
Company, and about one hundred and fnIy
persons were present, including some Iisl-
tors from New York, Baltimore, and Phila-
dcipflia. Dinner was served in the grove,
and the day was enjoyed by III! present.
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EsSTexEsaTyt'ydy.

mo. 5j4G
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE,
L UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF F!EGISIh-IS TIE MATTER or
K. :. GLtTEHEOOE X son. BASKRUPTS, IL
BANKRUPTCY.
10 y lioM II Nay CoGCERS: The undcr>iguct.
Edward NJ. tr!np. Of Richmond. III tie county 0r
I-ur go .nh >ae Of virginia, hereby gives notice or
hi. aproin,ncnt as assignee df The estate of K. :.
Glqx.uraos aud ". Il. GlazebrOCk. OF the city Of
Richmond. III sad district. and who wcre-to wit
on The 1G;h day ci April, A. y. lS7s-ldiFlG%cl
hankr,lp;s upon the peii lon CT ihem,clves by The
District Court OF he uiied States Tor said district.
Dalei! III Richmy!:d iilc 3d day OF July. \. ID.
lS7S. EDWARD ii. CRU MP.
~ ls-Th3w Assignee.
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HANDSOME New CARA splendid new
first-class passenger-coach has just been
built at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company's shops, near the city, under the
direction OF Mr.. j. n. King, master car
builder, which for strength, beauty, aud
comfort will compare most favornbly with
the pass s>enger-cars built at any OF the north
ern or western shops. 1t is supplied with
the latest patent air-brakes. couplings in
vented by one OF the company's mechanics,
now in Huntington, and, indeed, everything
usually found in and about 4 trst-clasS rail
wav-car. The ycntatorS are large and well
arranged, and are covered on the outside
with wire gauzc to prevent the admission
OF sparks. The car made lis first trip last
evening. leaving Richmond at $40 on the
accommodation train and returning by the
mail train ut O'Clock.
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iy l5-,Sel5
DICuMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.


The Trustees beg 20 announce to The friends ct the
institute and the public that arrangements have
been made 10 Opcu The school u, the fail term under
the Presidency Of HE Rev. ROBER1' W. FULLER.
ID. D.. with full corps of able and experienced
teachers.
THE buildings Will be thoroughly renovated and
painted during vacation. aud every arrangement
made for the comfort anI health OF pupils
The Trustees feel satisfied lnat the Institute VIII,
under The new management, rank among the best
schools the land for thorough and refined culture.
a more extended notice will uplcar III due lnc.
giving full particulars 10 teachers, course OF
study, prices Of tuitioa ANA board, &c.
Ou behalf OF the Board.
iv lJ-lm j. L. JETFS. President.
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8itI,nloi,d 1ispatfll,
Ey-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcU-
LATIow OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rain, warm southeriy Veer-
inp to colder northwest winds, and nearly
stationary followed by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, occasional showers, varia-
BILE winds, mostly from the east, and nearly
stationary temperature and pressure.
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CLERKS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, 10Th July, 1878.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice
thu, ri ions have been fled In said court by X. =
tiiaze,rook aua ". II; Giazebr9oS. OF k,chmond
E IN said Cst rict, duly lecared baasrupts under
the ;ct Of congress Of March 2. SGT and the acts
amenda,ory thereof and supplementary thereto; Tor
discharge and certificate thereon, from all thelr
hts and oJhcr claims prorabe under sand acts. and
that the iru DAY OF JULY. lSIS al O'Clock
4. IL, al the Office Of Thomas ;. Atklns' E:g,
Rpcitc IN Bankrupicy III The custom mouse, in se
ci,y of Richmond, Va. Is assigned for Inc meaning
of The SAME: when a.d where Won may attend aiI
show cause. II any you have. why The praye: OF Ife
said net1,ior. si:Gid not be sr rtntsG. The second
and third meetings OF the creditors VIII be he'd II
the same tune and place. ,.,,,, ,,,
w ll-Th2w JOHN R fDfHhN, vi =.
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A VOTE AT THE Corn EXCBANGE.-A vote
was taken yesterday Mt the Corn Exchange
for congressman andrhe result was rs fol-
lows: Whole number OF votes cast 2G, OF
which General Johnston received 81; Col
onel Young, 3; Mr.. Winston, 2; and Major
iErennrY. l.
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FUGITIVE RETURNED.-Oiicc Henry
Drinkartl. OF the Petersburg police. carried
Henry johnson atlas Henry Hill (colored)
to that city last night. Hill was arrested
last April in Petersburg on the charge OF
larceny and escaped, and was arrested here
day before yesterday by Sergeant Hall on
the charge OF committing larceny here last
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Sunday School Meeting. A meeting Of
the Meade-Memorial Sabbath school will be
held tonight TO arrange for the annual pic
mic. 1t is expected il will take place at
Colonel Wooldridee's farm.
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FROM pATKOXs OF TIE SCHOOL.

have been well atquaiuted with the manage
ncut tisctulinc. and literary advantages Of Ken
more University High school" ever since Its cstab-
ii.nmcnt | ain also personally well acquainted
with Professor strobe principal. and Professor
Krncl assistant and Il gives me great pleasure TO
bear testimony the high merits of that institu
ton. In my opinion II has no superior IN moral.
cruilma1,ly and literary advantages anI training.
T commend IL with uuGoublrg confidence TO the
pr,ronage Of parents and gnard!anS; | may add
iIa, have been Il patron OF the school for slN years
and cyucct 10 be q yat rou for many years more.
SAMUEL. Il. HENRY,
fudge Amherst county,
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Picnic AT SPRING PARX.-There will he
Il picnic ut Spring Park under !hc auspices
OF the Germania Social Club on Monday
the I'D instant. \ pleasant time is pro-
missed 10 all who attend.
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NEW FIRE-ALARM STATIoN.-Superintcn
dent Paynter, OF the City Fire-Alarm and
Police Telegraph. yesterday put up a new
fire station-No. 54-located at the corner
OF Haryie and Main streets.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR Harpe,'s Monthly
for August, just to hand from Ellyson II
Yarcey, has III illustrated article descriptive
OF the White Sulphur Springs, West Viz
ginia. The pictures are very pretty.
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EXPLOSION OF BARREL OF WHIsKEY.- =
Yesterday afterooon between 6 and 7
o'clock barrel OF whiskey which was
standing in the gutter near the corner Of
Second and Main streets exploded. much to
the CONSERVATION of the neighbors, making
Il tremendous noise, breaking the glass in a
window. near by and set fire to the awning
post in front OF the store. The whiskey IT.
self took fire and was pretty much con-
sumed.
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". E!LYScT - Co. GdVcrtIsinc agents, insert al.
yertiSemenrs In all 0f the newspapers of the United
sta.cs u. publishers rates Orders left at the Dig
pntch connllng-r0on VIII receive prompt atten.
tinn.
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While the temperature was above that OF
Yesterday, the suffering was not so general
on account OF the breeze.
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I have aualyzoI the whiskey known under the
brand al :" B.SELECT.r controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR 4 CO., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FEEi: FROM rrstL oIL and other impurities and
recommend lis use Tor medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. 4. MCCAw, II. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of virginia,
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PLEASE BEAR IT IN MIND that If your grocer
does nor have and viii not get DeoLET's YEAST
POWDER for You, you send 20 cents for quarter.
30 cents for half. or go cents for Que. pound can
direct to DooLEY & BROTHER, New York, and you
VIII receive /: By return of mall Always use II for
the delicious Vienna rolls.
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MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER eX-
erts wonderfully exhilaiat!us and refreshing iEfiu-
cucc on every onccoming within It's range, and, rs
consequence, NJ parties wierc il used the dancers
feel no fatigue the conversation never aags all the
mental powers Of the @c,!stS being stimulated 10 The
highest degree.
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The Melon Crop.-The crop OF water
melons and cante!ounes this season is re-
ported to be an Indifferent one, and to fall
below the average in quantity and quality
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GREEsBaGK AND RADICAL APPLICATION.
The Austin Statesmen reports the Repub-
lican party OF Travis county, Texas, CON-
pleteiy affiliated With the Greenback party.
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Dear Sir.-As patron Of your school take plea
sure in commenting il In 'hc highest terms for lis
many advantages. with none Of which have been
more. forr!hl. Impressed Than With the uniform ana
invariabc prnprcty OF Nnr students and tscir gen.
ilcmany department at ali times ana IN All piaceS'
which attribute 10 your iudiclon, yet decided Gis-
cipl;ue RcspccIiuy, TAYLOR BERRY.
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FOR rLCEEATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE E BAKERS EARBOLiC MouTH-WASH
are tHeXcel!ed. Fifty cents bottle.
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LUNATICs.-Five persons-three white
and two colored-were adiudged lunatics
last week, and three week before last, in this
off
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON. VA.

This timc-honorcd Institution opens SEFTEM-
Der l9. 1875. Among the first schools for young
ladies' IN the United Statcs European ami Amer,-
can teachers. Surroundings beautiful. Climate
unsurpassed. ParUuiZei hy seventeen States.
Among the best terms in the Union: Board. wash
ing lights, English, Latin, French. for each half
of The scholastic year, Sl15; music, &c, very
low. For catalogue address
REV. WILLIAM 4. HARRIS. y. D..
President.
iy -LrgGl 0tSw5t StuuntOn. Va.
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COLoRED EXCURsIoN.-A large party OF
colored excursionists will arrive here from
City Point to-day.
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iv -tcDil 0l,Sw5t StauntOn.
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY. Va

Curriculum embraces full instruction ~ CLAS-
SICAL, SCIENTIFIC. and MnKAL STUDIES.
Next session begins SEPTEMBER 9TH and ends
Jt Ne 18TH. Total expenses. exclusive OF board,
Sl2J. Good board ut stewards Hall for 80 4
month. For further particulars address
}. NJ. L. ATKINSON.
~ l5-,Sp15 President.
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Partly ResumeG.-A portion of the Old
Dominion Nail-Works, on Belle Isle, has
resumed after short summer recess.
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SAVE MONEY sy GaSlE. your printing done attbe
DISPATCH fRlN;!NG-!IousE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction .Irarantetl.
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DIScoLOEED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE X BAKERS SAPoSISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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ILEW + = UF FIC Z,
ErTrIuoyp. VA lax 10. 1e7S.

To ALL WHOM fr MAX GoECERS: Take notice
that a petition liss been f,et III said court by
", j. Thomas, Of Richmond, Va, In. said district,
daily declared u bankrupt under The act of Con-
grts> OF March 2. 1867. aud the acts amen,iai"rS
aud ccrtihca'e thereof from all HIS debts anl Other
cla Inns nrovabe Under said acts aud that The 18th
DAY OF JULY. 1873, mt IL o'clock NJ. at the office
OF Thomas s. Atkins Esq ,segisies In Bankruptcy,
in the custoIn-house IN the cIty OF Richmond, Va,
Is assigned FOR the bearing or The same, when and
where vCiu may attend and show cause. if any You
have why The prayer of The said petition should not
he granted. The second aud thirl meettsgs or the
iv u -Tll2w JOHN L, P0PHAM, Clerk.
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As A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is noth"g 80 good as MEADE & BA-
KGR's CAEEoLlC MoUTII-WAsH. Fifty cents a
hnt,J
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Professor Of Latin, University CT Virginia.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Elay 80. 1873.
The record made 4, the University by several >tI-
,,ntS .dura,ea III Kenmore Academy reflects much
rrrd;, on the conduct and instruction OF t"t inst!
tuition which is regarded as amongst the best OF me
Virginia schools al high grade.
GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES:
Professor History. Literature. ana knetorlc.