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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

SPECIAL and positive instructions
were sent by the War Department on
the Path to prevent Gen. Miles from
bringing on an Indian war, and telling
him that the only purpose in sending
him into the field was to protect navi-
cation of the Missouri River.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

A GEORGIA Judge has decided that a
woman is not an old maid until she has
reached -; age of 35-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

MOVEMENTS OF BISHOP KEANE.-Right
Rev. j. j. keanc, Catholic Bishop OF Rich
mond, is making Il tour Of the diocese, pay
ing brief visits to each Of the missions under
his administration. He will continue these
visits until the latter part OF the month,
when, on the 25th instant. he will join in
the Annual Clerical Retreat, which COM
mences on that day in The Seminary OF st.
Sulpicc, Baltimore. After the Retreat,
which vii! continue several days, the Bishop
will proceed to North Carolina and visit the
missions OF that vicariate. With the eXcep-
tions OF n very brief visit in September,
Bishop keane will bc absent from Richmond
over two months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

Il MEMoRIAM.-Thc preamble and rcso-
lutions recently adopted by the native and
defendant Corsicans Of this city in condo
lcnce with the eX-Empress Eugenie upon
her sad bereavement in the death Of her son,
the late Prince Imperial OF France, have
been handsomely crgtossed and signed by
those who participated in the memorial
meeting. This copy. together with pho
tocraph Of the interior OF st. Peters ca
thcdral. embracing view OF the atars,
catnfutque, and principal mourning decora'
ton. on the occasion Of the memorial SER
vices, will he at once forwarded to the en-
Empress at Chi.cLurst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

BRIEFs.-A considerable quantity OF
has been seized by the internal-reVenue Of
fcers because the stamps had been removed
from the packages. In two cases it was
shown that children playing about the
stores, to amUse themselves, bad removed
the stamps. Nevertheless it will be contis-
Gated.
Hon. Lewis Lind.cy has been removed
from the position Of cuStom-house ianitor
Ben. Johnston, his late assistant, takes his
place.
Rev. W. G. S'arr and Il. M. Manly, Esq,
were at Strasburg about ten days ago, and
bad resolved 20 extend their tour to Italy.
Another party OF Washington excursion
lists will come here hy steamer next week.
Captain Il. E. Chalfin, of ChattiD. Staples
Il Co., left last night for Indiana, Ohio, and
Pennsylvania.
T. Wiley Davis, Esq, announces himself
a candidate for the House OF Delegates.
5. B. Witt, ESD. is also 4 candidate for
tie House Of DELEGATES.
Sergeant John ID. Perrin, OF the police
force, who met with Il severe accident at
Old Point some weeks ago, was brought to
the city yesterday evening. He is rapidly
improving.
The headquarters OF the State Conserva-
tive COMMITTEE for the present campaign
Will be in the Shaier bulding-cnlrance
from Tenth street.
The supply oi cantaloupes and water
melons is large and prices are moderate.
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4 sNp 4.
fail to tel! the people that any such desne-
rate policy will entail on Virginia fresh
and affecting Losses m the value Of all pro-
pertv. the prosecutfon OF All Industries, and
destroy all hope for a revival Of her mate
rial welfare. , 1t is certain that no sane man
will bring bis canitai, thrift. Or skill into
Virginia when she proelaims herself bank
rupt in means and character. .'.3E
CONCLUSION. :.e1.
Happily. for Conservatism and for Vir-
giuia, we make our. appeal for safety from
these evils 10 people loving bonor, cher
i>hing the right, proud Of their word and
their traditions, and sau xiouS for peace. The
path of duty is. clear. Maintain everywhere
your organization. !. Its mission is not end
ed. Fill vacancies according TO your estab-
lished FORMS. Select good and true men as
candidates and put them in The field. Stand
by your solemn pledges OF 1877. Force
those who seek your suffrages to disclose,
as You have the. Fight to do, their relations
to this faction which assals your party.
Make your canvass rs you have always done,
no matter what odds confront you. Meet
the adversarles OF our great adjustment
whenever and wherever they assail it, and
the future is secure.
BY order OF The Committee.
JOHN 7. LOWELL, Chairman.
j. Bell Bigger, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

THE INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE FOR THIS
DISIElCT.-Undcr The rules recently adopted
b: the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
the collectors ar placed III six grades, ac-
cording to the system and efficiency with
which they conduct the business OF their
Offices. Collector Russell, who during the
ten years he has been IN the service has col
lected and deposited to the credit OF the
United States Treasurer $50. ESQ. Ss4 50, has
his office rated \ No. |. He has just re-
ceived the following certificate, printed from
Il steel plate and ready for framing:
UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL REVENUE.
70 Hon. Otis II. EuSScN,. Collector Of Ir
ternal Revenue, 1hint District, Rich
mond, Virqimiu:
Sir.-It appears from an official cXamina
tion Of the records and accounts of your Of.
tice that The public moneys collected by
you during the fiscal year ending June 80
1879. have been duly accounted for. This
faithful discharge of public trust merit:
commendation, and take pleasure in ten
dering to yon the thanks Of this Office there
for. GSigncu1 GREEN Il. HAuM,
Commissioner.
JFashin1t0n. u. e., August |, 1879.
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Canvassers Sixth Congressional District:
Thomas Whitehead, Lynchburg; William
A. Anderson, 'Rockbridge; William n.
Cabell, Buckingham. I2@ = .Ssft *@s-aj
Senatorial District OF Amherst and Nel-
son; Robert 4. Coghili, Robert Whitehead.
Lynchburg Senatorial District: T. j.
Kirkpatrick.
Bedford Senatorial District: Sam. Griffin.
Lexington Senatorial District: Edmund
Pendleton. .. ....
Buckingham Senatorial District: j. B.
Ficklin.
CanyaSsers for Sixth Congressional Dis
trict, by counties: Allegbany, Robert L.
Parrish; Rockbridge. S. Fl. Letcher, W. T.
Poague; Botetorrt, Walter n. Johnston.
Bedford, John Il. Thurmond, j. c. Fea-
ther>ton Lynchburg and Campbell. DR..
A. 7. Clarke; Amherst, G.. e. Christian,
A. J. Ricbeson; Nelson county, Pat. Fl.
Cabell; Buckingham county. Camm Pate
son; AppomattoX, Joel Flood.
Conservative papers please copy.
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Rooms OF STATE CONSERVATIVE J
I'fnuY1>rL,E
EIklIiiNE + tohhI CEs
RICHMOND, August 5, 1879.


1t having been declared 20 be the WISH OF
the State Central Conservative Committee
that The State Executive Conservative COm-
mIttee shall set on foot an active canvass for
the whole Stare, the Executive Committee
have engaged Rooms No. 9 Tenth street,
Shafer's buildings, for the campaign. The
committees will appreciate the compliment
OF the regular receipt Of the Conservative
newspapers in the State. and desire that
Conservative superintendent OF the va
rious counties will send IN their names and
post-ofiice address q once, and The COM
mit,ee will cheerful y cooperate with them
ana all. Conservatives ia maintaining a con-
'tinued supremacy Of the Conservative par
'ty... All communications for the committee
can be addressed TO ,r. -
-, '' j. BELL BIGGER. Secretary.
Conservative papers throughout the State
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Candidates for the Legislature.-The in-
terest manifested as to the election OF mem
berS Of the Legislature seems to have some
what increased during the las. few days.
There are several candidates in ibe tield al
ready. 1t is conceded that Manchester will
send the senator and Chesterfield and Pow
hatan each delegate. n convention will
be held very soon and the matter officially
determined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09
washington. u. e., August |, 1879.

SEAwARD BoUNp.-The Old Dominion
Fishing ard Iacht-Clllb, on board the
schooner Minncvit Miles, IHit the city on
their summer cruise yesterday at noon.
Thcy were towcd from thc wharf to City
Point by the ting Arnold. and from that
place will be lowed to the CapcS by the
steamship Wyancke. Their "coa!ing STA
ton" will be Cobb's Island, but their mail
will De sent to Old Point.
Their vessel is comfortably fitted up. and
they have abundant stores for months
cruise, although they do rot expect to be
out more than ten days.
There were Il large number o; ladies and
gentlemen ut the wharf 10 see the Club otf.
They left amid booming of cannon, n.y.
ing flags, waving bandkrrchieis, and cheers
and good wishes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09
THE DEBT SETTLEMENT.
Timely Address OF tho State Conser-
yatiye Committee.

THE DUTY OF MEMBERS OF THE PARTY
PLAINLY POINTED OUT-THE McCULLoCH
RILI, A CONSERVATIVE MEAsURE-Ab1L1-
~ OF THE STATE To EXECUTE THE CON-
aCT-yALUABLE FACTS AND FIGURES
A,M THE OFFICIAL EECORD-THE DE-
rs OF THE MOZART-HALL PAR RTY
ICAL TooUR CONSERVATIVE ORGAN
IoN-AN ovERwHELMING ARGC-
AND ROUSISG APPEAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

MILITARY ENCAMPMENT At THE WHITE
SCLpuua.-The Guard Of The Common
wealth Company OF the First rcgimenO,
Captain Spotswood. will leave the city to-
night for the White Sulphur Springs, where
they will 20 iato cncampmcnt and remain
about a week. Quite il number OF citizens
will accompany tue soldiers and share with
them the enioyments of camp life.
The season Ut the White is now at us
height, and the prospects are that our Rlch-
mond friends will have Il splendid time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

LEMON ICE-CREAM NJ PIZZINfs.
PEACH lCE-CREAM al PlZzlSTs.
CHOCOLATE ICE-CEEtM 1T PiZZISf5.
VANILLA iCE-tREAM III PI2ZINIs.
STRAWBERRY ICE-CREAM IL PIZZlSl'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

THOSE WHO SUFFER from nervous irrI'a':'''S'
itching uneasines, and The discomfort Ihat f"..""s
from enlrcblcd and disordcrrd stare "f IN" aTS-
tenn, should take AYERS SAK>Ar&E!LLA a"i
cleanse the blood. PURGE out The lurking Gisi"'n!r
that undcrmincs the health and constitutional '!o@r
will rt.tuln.
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SAVE MONEY "y na?lug your pr!nuaS 0Jre st he
DISPATCH ra:NTI.Q-IIoCAE. GOO. ICrs. low
prices. a3a satisfaction xuarxIteet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

Brief NemS.-There was large and FASH
ionablc audience at Beethoven Hall last
night. The singing was very tue.
\ large attendance is expected at the all
day preaching at Zion.!Iill church, Chester
field county. next sunday.
RoXanna Lundy (co'orcd). who was COM
mittcd to the Chesterfield Jail list week as i
lunatlc, is still confined there. She con-
tinues very violent. Application VIII be
made for her removal to IN asylum.
The anniversary celebration OF the Me-
thodi>t Sunday school OF this city Will not
take place, rs was announced, on account
OF unavoidable circumstances.
Since the Meade Memorial church has
been rcmodcled its appearance Inside has
been greatly enhanced.
Business at the Mayors Court was uu-
usually dull yesterday morning. There
| seems to be Il great decrease in that lins.
As ell Of the Witnesses in the case CT Hem
ry Patram (colOred,-whO was sent on By Il
magistrate ia the grand jury OF the Chcs-
terticlu County JoEci-:rc cO!orcd, it is
thought that 4 negro jury will be drawn to
try him, Is was done IN the case OF George
| Lewis.
The condition Of Mr.. Joseph Burton, OF
this city, who was bitten by spider few
days ago (mon;ion OF which was made In
yesterdays issue) is no better.
The question is under consideration
whether or not the Chesterfield court house
RI. ..i.. rnuIsuay nIgnU resulted IN set
tlng The dnst in the streets, besides being
very refreshing.
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FINE PEACHES At PIZZgNi's.

"ISGLgSIDE,' pure whlskey, distilled In Au
yus,a county, Va Is sold al :2 so u gallon BY
W. -. BLAIR 4 Co.
100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

Mr.. W. c. SMITH, Fifih street between Broad anu
Marshall, the manufacturer Of CIIILDRES'S CAR
gIAGES well rs all n:hcr kinds, can repair your
buggy, wagon, anything else, In the beat siyic anu
II very reasonable rale,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

e. FLLYscN Il CO.. anTcrtisir. asen's, insert Sc.
Yer.semen:s iu all Of lh- newspapers of the Un!sss
Sacs az publishers rates. Orders len st the Ofs,
pa.ch coun.ias-roofa viii receive prompt a.ssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

THERE IS no subject which should more rncro;s
attention than the puriy1f The preparations which
are used TO havur foot prepared Tor the human
stomach. BuESETT'S FLAVoRING Extracts
can be relied upon IL being perfectly pure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

LEE MoNCMENT.-Th treasurer has re-
ceived from Rev. j. b. Hawthorne, OF
Montgomery. Ala, Sl0.25, being one half
rbe proceed> OF lecture delivered by him
at the Allegheny Springs, Va, on the eve
nina OF the 5fh OF this month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

IcE-CREAH is the best dnssc-; yon can nav" ''i'
hot weather and pIZzISf can furnish you VIA
for TO- morrows dinner X the order Is left to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

sobA.wArEH, with fine FRUIT sYgCr>, Il. PlZ-
7IEfS-tiyc cents glass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09

OLD CLEMMER WuIsXET At a very low prize u
sold by W. ID. BLAIR CO.,
llO9 Main street.
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ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED C1RCU.
LATIoN OF ALL, THE OTHER DAILY NEwz.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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ZiSIS.
YoU CAN GET LARGE QUANTITY OF GODS
for Il little money Al
LEVY BROTHERS.,
who are selling ont their stock IN close buS!nr.S
Every dollars worth of goods mu. be sold, n their
STORE Is FOR RENT aui FIXTURES FOR SALE.
Buy now, whilst the assortment Is unhrohen. l"l
can save from ten 10 i:iy per cent "r fcuf nr-
chaees. special indncerncns; Ia all kmGs sl SeA-
MER DRESS GOODS. Their speci1.harg:in cSch-
ters have on them arlc!ee from 2c. to- 81. For el
YOU get a SILK PARA.OL, lined WIKI si!h, worth
$3.50. Sacrifices mat hr made to Close out '!!'f
stock. and they intend making them.
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Auction SALES THLS DAY.

80 Or. at Sdtss Of P<a! Estate mdds 0dHtA
tie lst Of January and iast Of Jane re MssSIss
the rrssent year hare to b>Dnid oyths gErcHGseS
o.. iii sakss made 5st,o,,n the lst of uty aad lea
Of TIE ystr he tsxss kars 20 be paid BY tht ssIsr
This custom wss sdor"a shont hfeen yesr, s4s
b., ali the real estate agents In R!chinond ana sp
al!est TO 2.ck-coad and rie'nlsy.j
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. ~, horses, cows, &c.
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1Entcrcd at the Post Office at Richmond, Va, as
second.class matter.
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kooxs STATE CONSERVATIVE J >
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. J = ( :

j -. RICHMOND, August 8, 1879.
The following canvassers baye been ap-
pointed hy the Executive Committee, and
are published by authority. Otber appoi1t,
ments will be promptly made. NaT
J..BEIL BIGGER, Secretary.
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$500 will he paid for amy case that HOP BITTERS
VIII not cure or help. Doubt not.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, cooler and partly cloudy wea.
ther, with local rain, slight fall in tempera-
ture, northerly to westerly winds, and
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, winds
shifting to northerly and westerly, slowly
rising barometer, slight fall in temperature,
and areas OF rain, with partly cloudy wea-
ther. .r...,s.s..
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was parity
cloudy. Between II and y O'Clock last
night there was light rain. ...
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 80 /;
Q A. NJ, 50; noon, 80; 3P. NJ, 94; ?.
H., Sc; midnight. 75 ..
Mean temperature, s..
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Personais.-CaptaIn E. II. Flournoy,
clerk OF the Chesterfield Circuit Court, was
in the city yesterday.
=. f. BeazIey, OF Chesterfield, whose mys-
terious disappearance was noticed in the
Dispatch several days ago, has turned up at
home. He says that he is still in the land Of
the living.
Commonwealth's.Ahorney B. y. Han
cock, OF Chesterfield, is still coniued at his
home, in the county, by sickness.
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TENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

AMHEKsT COURTHOUSE, Va.
II. A. sTEODE iMath. Ncdalist University Fir-
rjElaI. Prlnripal.
II. G. BROCK (B. Lit. University Virginia. re-
cen.iy Asst ms Latin University Nirginial, Asso.
Ciatc Instr
G. Nj. CLAIBORNE, Assistant In English.
Session bc2inS SEPTEMBER llTH.
BOARD AND TUITION per half session. 1925.
deduction made III case OF 4 minister's son or OF
TWO hruthcrs
For rnlainznes ailress The Erincinal. IL 2l-lSt
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OF Second Auditor December s. 1878; Sem
ate Document No. 3,fp. 11.f This leaves the
net revenue OF hefaommonweaIth, avail
able for the public burdens, $2.564, $4,000.
.@ THE ExPESD1TuREs.
These are ss,sTst.t.--, .-.....
1st. The expenses, ,Gordinary and extraor-
binary, OF conducting the government.
The ordinary expenses for the current
wear land the future; VIII diminish, not aug
mept, them) are, as shown before, s6S9, ,533.
The extraordinary expenses have fuc-
tnated greatly, and we may conclude that
they will be reduced In the future but fol-
lowing our plan OF adhering to The figures,
and hazarding no conicctures, we place
them at their average for the years which
have passed since the restoration OF the
government. This is, stated By the Audi
tor in his report OF January q, 1879, at
s74, 800 G7-making the total expenditures,
ordinary and extraordinary, SI63 ,9O2. g..
Cd. The annual amount due the schools.
This sum, under the provisions OF law
which tix the quota Of the schools, is ascer-
tanned to be S497, 1885. (Report OF House
Committee on Finance January u, 1873,
page y
II every unredeemed obligation OF the
Common wealth due to general creditors
and to the literary fund shall be presented
the principal OF the public debt will
amou ut 10 $50, ,796, ,203.31. Communication
OF the Second Auditor January 81, 1879,
House Doc. No. S, page 81 .....
II every dollar OF the arrears OF interest
fundable under the IscCulloch bill is pre-
scnted it will be, according to the Second
Auditors report OF goth September, 1878,
rs follows:
Amour, OF pzst-due inerest...... & 4,64O,99e so
OF ta1-receiy3 BILE coupons which
| have been or will be paid, and WAS
| included In the abJre............ 954,446 GO
| S3,6s6,544 80
1 rsry fund. nd....................... ] 263.27s 2s
|
| Making total of............... S3.949,s17 ST
| One half Of which Uhe remaining
| half bting surrendered by the
credi, orr amounts to............s 1.974.9Os 93
| Add principal of the dcbt.......... 30.796.203 81
|
Making total principal of new bo'ds 432.77J.ll2 "a
| Upon this sum the interest at three
! pr cent. per annlm is...........S 9S3.13S 36
Add expenses OF govsrnluenl.... 763,Q02 Ga
Add for public schools. 497,7S2 S5
And We have. ................ 2.244,SlS Sc
| This sum the annual rcyeuuc OF
! S2,584,e5n.09 will fully dis
charge, and leave a surplus off,. 320.O31 81
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GnAprs.-,;RApEs and nice APPLES at Plz =
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAINTOE. IA,

The thir,v-fflh annual session will commence
SEPTEMBER 10TH 1879. with Il thorough Or
yar!za!!.A aud II, usual tul corps Of Instructors:
Buli0lnHs ana grounds arc spacious and furnished
With every modern convenience and comfort. The
sanitary arrangements arc very complete and sue
-ce-sful.
Suarcs, and :ull course OF English &c
Extravaganza IN AL It's forms constantly discour.
aged.
TERMS: Eear', furnished room heating by steam,
-F"s washing. seat in church. plysican's fee, and
tcit!cn IN iinl course OF En2liSh Cahsthencs Elo-
G''1n IL classes. Latin. or elementary French, tor
session of tortT weeks, s2i5.
Music, &r.. extra.
sarlner boyd, with light vacation course of
stud, for pupils only.
fur,cataloeueS, address
jylI-2m REV. II. II. PHILLIPS, Rector
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A CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Il STANTON, VA.

Mss NARY J. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.
LheSeSsiou Of 1S79-'s0 will OPEN THE FIRST
W f-Dn ES,hI IN SEPTEMBER and close the
c.rfrapDhaing time III u NE following.
EHa uor session OF forty weeks payable one
laT on entering ane The balance I'm February)-Se-
sesli0p ttc ilrst: Fur board. washing fuel, lights
Eisc:ar Tee seat IN church, caiislhencs, and full
lee-~arr $3.50.
eas,l % iMl particulars apply 10 the Principal for
>"'a'ZneA. te 21-2m
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WANTED. FIFTY ToNs GOOD, DRY

w ANTED. PURCHASERS FOR NEW
w aud SECONDHAND FAMILY CAR
PIAGES, LADIES PIiAETONS. RoCKAWAIS,
TO!'- aud OpEN-BUGGiE>. FirSt-claSs work at
low prices. REPAIRING done in best style NJ
prices to suit the times. \ call solicited.
". E.. SMITH, 3li Fifth street.
an Tim between broad and Marsh Ill streets
WANTED, By A YOUNG MAN who
w nra9uatcd at Richmond College i'll the schools
Of Latin. Greek. French. English. Philosophy. and
chemistry, i POSITION AS \ TEACHER. Re-
4 rs 10 th. Faculty uf Richmond College. Address
Pill care of Postmaster, Buchanan, Botetourt
county. Va. au f-SL
Z WISH TO INFORM THOSE WHO
/ HAVE NOT CALLED that they should avail
themselves of the first opportunity OF seeing The
great bargains in CHINA, GLASS, and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS. in great variety, ut
WALEACE'S, 4Q6 Broad street.
Those that call are pleased with goods aud prices
IS l2-tDcl2
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of Second Auditor December S. 1878; Sem
ate Document No. 3,tp. IT, This leaves the
net revenue OF the hettCommonweaItb, avail
able for the public burdens, $2.564, 5000.
~ r. rIr rYprSDIrrKEs Eit -'Ft5"'