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Chicago, too, raises a midsummer outcry
for more water. She already has pumps
which are capable OF furnishing 1o5, 100000
gallons a day, and:Which actually do furnish
60. 100000, or something like 140 gallons for
every man, woman, and child in the city
and still the demand for more water rises TO
storm about the ears Of the city authori-
ties. 1t is discovered that more than one
third of the water received is wasted with
opt being put to any use at all; that the
present available capacity Of the pumping
works has been reached; that the average
daily consumption per head OF consumers
il rapidly increasing, having doubled IN
eight years; and that water-meters would
prevent wastage. and make the present
works sufficient for all needs. Upon the
discovery that the city uses nearly as mueh
water as New 7 ork, which ases nearly four
times as mnch, experts say, as is needed,
Chicago has experiaented slightly with the
water-meter system which isIemployed 10
Providence and Worcester, and the conclu-
sion is reached that its adoption syould save
money both to consumer and the CITY.
Mean time the waste and the clamor 60 on,
aud the announcement is made that the
pumping works cannot be built IN time TO
give relief.
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MONDAY 9MORNING, JULY 2l. 1879.
/ PRICES. CuRREsT OF FAMILY MARKETING.
The following were the prevailing prices for
family ysn1arketiug; Saturday

I! PRICES CURREfT OF FAMILY MARKETING
The following were the prevailing prices iol
family ysmarketiug Saturday:
Meats: Beef, 8 to15c. per pound quality
very gsod !; mutton--very fine from 10 te
124c. per pound; lamb, 10 to -12sc. pei
pound; veal plantiful at 10 to 15c. PEI
pound; pork, 1oc. per pound; shoat, 124c
per pound-scarce; sausage, 10c.,per pound
smoked sausage, 10 to. 123c. per pound
beef-tongue, 12t per pound; bacon. 10 to
12sc. per pound midding, 8 to Sc. per
pound; corneG-beef, 8 to 10c. per pound
drled-beef, zoe. per pound; liver, 8 to Zoe.
per pound; chillins, 8 to 10c. per pound ;
trlpc, TO Zoe. per pound. 1i+&
Fowls, Butter, &C.: Chickens, 91.50 to
S2 per. dozen, or l25 to 25c. apiece-plen-
tlful !. ducks, Soc. pair-scarce; Guinea
fowls, IT to 25c. apiece; geese, 80 to 75c.
apiece; squads, 2 for &c.. eggs, 10 to 1sfc.
per dozen; rabbits. 50cs pair; butter, Is
to zoe. per pound !; choice, &c.; lard, 10c.
per pound. .'j.;.:5..5 @a sl. rEgsfs
sweetmilk, 7c. per quart, or 20 to 25e.
per gallon; buttermilk, &c, per quart, or 15
to zoe. per gallon. 49, ~ '>...@
Fish: Spots, Is to Csc. per dozen {smalD ;
Spanish mackerel, s 5to~25c.- apiece; croak-
ers, 25c. per dozen; sbeepshead, 123c. per
pound tscarce); trout, Is to Csc. per bunch; I;
crabs, Is to 3Oc. per dozen; clans, 50c. a
hundred or 10e. per dozen. =.. -2.'.
" Vegetables. Cynhlinss, &c., ner dozon :
cucumbers, 10 to 15c. per doZen-scarce; !;
cabbage from 2 to SC. per head, but indifier-
ent and scarce; beets, SC. per bunch; corn
(roastlng, ears), 10 to 15c. per dozen mot so
good rs last season, owing to the want of
RAINY J.; Irish potatoes, 10 to 15c. per half peck,
or 7Oc. per bushel-very fine and plentiful.
Sweet potatoes-There are very few in
market: they are worth 25c. per peck.
Butterbeans, Is to zoe. per quart--scaree,
but good quality; blsckeye peas, 10 to 15c.
per quar;-scarce; carrots. Sc. per bunch ;
snaps, &c. per quart, or 25c. per half peek ;
onions, sc. per quart, or 15c. per half peck.
Fruits and melons: Peaches, S1.50 to
1926 per boX-10 to 15c. per quart; green
apples, 10 to 15c. per half peck and infe-
rior-good ones very scarce; apricots, 15c.
per quart; pineapples, Is to 25c. apiece
blackberries, &c. per quart; whortleberries.
DC. per quart; lemons, 20 to Csc. per dozen
watermelons, 10 to 25c. apiece, but indilfer-
ent and scarce; cantaloupes, to SC.
apicce-plentiful but very Indifferent
pears, 10 to 15c. per quart; gooseberries,
DC. per quart scarce; raspberries, S.. pei
quart-scarce; tomatoes, SOC. per box, OF
10 to 15c. per half peck.
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REAL MICRO MISsTRELs.-The original
Dixie Minstrels, troupe Of wel.trained
colored men, will give three performances
at the Theatre this Week-Friday night and
Saturday afternoon and night.
1t is stated by the managers OF this enter
prise that an attractive programme will be
presented on each occasion. Several OF
these minstrcls were formerly with Calen-
dar, and all Of them are said to have talents.
The weather is hot, it Is true; but the
Theatre is one OF the coolest public build
ings in the city, and people who could en-
dure the weather to witness the so-caled
Observation-Disclosures at Mozart Hall will no
doubt make themselves quite comfortable
listening to the Ministries.
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Conmutation Pdper.-Judge Clopton, OF
the Chesterfield County Court, forwarded
TO tie Auditor OF Public Accounts at Rich
mond Saturday papers relating to the funds
for relief OF disabled soldiers. There were
a dozen such persons who applied to the
Court. The Judge certified as to their con-
dition, and recommended the payment Of
the amount allowed them by the State.
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TIE SUNDAY LAw.-An examination OF
the Sunday liquor-law reveals the fact-so
some eminent attorneys say-that the sale
OF liquor on that day is prohibited as we'll
at clubs us at bars and saloons.
A conference Of citizens Of Richmond,
not identified with the "liquor interest," -
was held Saturday night at Monticello Hall
to determine whether an organization
should be formed to insist upon the repeal
Of the Sunday liquor law, so fur as 1t affects
the city of Richmond. A resolution was
adopted inviting all citizens who are inter.
ested in the question to assemble at Monti-
cello Hall next Thursday night at s O'Clock.
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MAJOR DoswELL's STABLE.-Maior Dos
we'll has the following horses with him at
Saratoga:
Bushwhacker. b. e., five years old, by
imp. Bonnie Scotland, dam Annie Bush.
Sunlight, ch. c.. four years old, b. imp.
Australian, dam Ecliptic.
Powhatan, ch. c., four years old, by ADD
el-Kader, dam by Orion.
Dairy Maid, br. T., three years old, by
imp. Strachino, dam Eclptlc.
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CUTTING AFFAIE.-Saturday afternoon a
white man named Barnes. hai'ing from
Norfolk, being in an intoxicated condition,
cot into a difficulty with negro named
Andrew Holmes, when be lIolmes) drew a
razor and cut him in the right breast in
painful manner. Barnes was carried TO the
office OF DR.. Curd, where he received medl-
nnl attention.
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CAPTAIN E. C. Nichols, Of Portland, IS
calmly reported to possess oae OF the COINS
which Joseph's brethren received Wheh
they sold him into Egyptian slavery. lt y
a curious square piece OF silver, and came
from citizen Of Port Mahon, In the Medt-
terranean.s4s hs.5..
a bio head Is no more On evidence OF
brains than q paper collar Is of'a shirt
Waterloo 0tServer.
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I,ARaE YIELD oE WHEAr.-on fine Haxo

LARGE YIELD OF WHEATON, tine Haxall
farm, Bankstown, Henrico, Of which Mr..
Simon Drinnard is the manager, from five
acres, on which five bushels OF German am
ber wheat was seeded, there were 1913 BUSH
els delivered to the mill, or nearly forty
bushels to the acre. From another lot of
eighteen acres, seeded in Lancaster wheat,
4s9 bushels and 45 pounds were delivered
to the mill-averaging nearly twenty-seVen
bushels to the acres. No artificial manures
were used on either lot. ,....
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MAN DROWNED AsLEEP,-A A. colored man
named Burton Mark, employed on the tug
Craighiil, went to sleep on De railing o.
the boat Saturday evening, and as sne was
ann roaching the Brewery whan' ie!l ever,
hoaro and was drowned, A diver. seaI ened
the riye,. for two hours, but could et nnd3
the body. Deceased was not married,
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A SOUVENIR FROM FERMOST.-The Estey
Guard, Captain julius j. Estey, Of Bratilc-
boro', Vermont, to whom The boys OF the
First Virginia regiment are so much in
debted for kindness and attention shown
them on the occasion Of their visit to the
Centennial in 1876 recently sent TO Mr.. j.
Thomas Pulling, Of this city, a magnificent
gold locket, a present TO his little daughter,
three years old. who was named after the
company and whose photograph adorns
the walls OF the company armory in Brat
tleboro': One side Of the jewel is inscribed,
"Estey Stiles Pulling, from the E>tcy
Guard, Company I, First Regiment Ma
tional Guard Of Vermont, Brattleboro','
and On the other, set In with heavy gold
letters, is the monogram Of the company
(E. g. Accompanying the presentis a let.
ter OF compliments signed by the officers
and members of the command.
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Persona!.-Mr. Irwin B. Gary, OF North
Carolina, formerly OF this city, left here for
his home Saturday morning.
William S. Campbell. Esq, OF Washing
ton and Lee University, is here to spend his
summer vacation.
Squire Woodbridge, senior magistrate OF
Manchester township, was in the city Sat
urday.
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FETE CBAMPETRE.-Tbe Ladies' Society
Of st. Johns German Lutheran church will
give asffR chdmpetre at Sanger. halle Gar
den, commencing this evening at 5 o'clock:
The music will be uutler the direction OF
Professor Bartkowski. and dancing VIII
commence at S O'Clock. The proceeds OF
the fete will be devoted to the erection OF
new church on the cor uer: OF Eighth and
Marshall streets. The object is worthy
one, and deserves to be en- eouraged.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PTCHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
ADVANTAGES.


This institution. which for twenty-five years has
enjoyed liberal share OF patronage not only from
Virginia. but from other southern States, presents
advantages for the education or girls and young
ladies which can scarcely be surpassed. II located
In Richmond, Va, which is a city Of rare beauty
and healthfuness. and noted for the refinement and
hospitality as wen as the moral and religious tone
Of It's .ociety. The buildings and grounds cost some
100000. They are spaciOuS and convenient. and
In every respect adapted 70 school Of high order.
Under the control Of The Board OF Trustees, tho
Institution viii oe conducted by the following able
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
j. B. JETER. ID. D.. President Of Board Of Trus-
MISS sALLIE: B. HAMMER lPrincipsll, Latin,
Moral Philosophy. and Literature; ~
PROFESSOR CHARLES II. WINSTON, M. A., Natural
- Sciences and Mathematics; 80. s=-s
Miss l.. T. THrRsT0N tfull graduate Of vassar Col.
= lege1, German. Mathematics. and HistorY;
Madame G. GUILLAUAE tnative of Francel French |,
Miss SUSIE c. HAMMER, Principal Of Preparatory
School; aa.s is.-s l'r ,l--a : Et.s','-'f :
Miss NELLIE DUsrMAN. Musical Director and
Teacher Of Instrumental Music and Vocaliza-
ton; r IF !
Miss S. G. HAMMER, Guitar; a..
MISS ALICIA q. LAIRD, Drawing and Painting;
bliss L. 7. THCRSToN, Calisahenfcs: -
Miss +. W. WALKER, Home Department.
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CoyvlcTED.-On Saturday, in the Hen
rico.County Court, the jury brought in
verdict Of guilty against Henry Dedman
(colored), charged with burglary, and hxed
his term of Imprisonment at three years IN
the penItentiary.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FoR. SUNDAY.---For the Mid
die States during Sunday. slightly warmer,
east to south winds, falling barometer,
partly cloudy weather, with local rains in
the western aud southern portions. liz
For the South Atlantic States, slightly
warmer, easterIy to southerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, and local rains, with sta
tionary or q slight rise in barometer.
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FOB ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing propertie,
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MoUTu-WAss
are uucxcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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ARREST OF PIcKPoCKET.-Henry Scott,
q small coloredt boy, was arrested by Mr..
w. A. Shields in the Second Market Satur-
day while attempting to pick lady's
nnckat. So
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifulIy white
by the use of MEADE 4 BAKERS SApoNIxE DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents a box.
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The WEATHER SATURDAY was cloudy and
pleasant. There was promise OF rain for
several hours. About o'clock P. NJ. the
sky cleared.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, 81 I;
sA.sM., 7S; noon, 81; P. ~, S5; 6P.
NJ, 50; midnight. 20. -
Mean temperature. IS
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SARATOGA WATERS on draupht at sCHoES's.

SAVE MONEY Gy EaVing your printing done at .ns
DISPATCH pgiNTING-lioCsE. Good work, low
p-iceS, and satisfaction guaranteed
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GoCRAUp'S OLYMPIAN CREAM. FOR THE COM
PLExIoN.-White reduced 10 81; pink, for bru-
net,cs, to soc. PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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1NcIPIENT TARTAR AND scURF removed by
MEADE BAKERS SApoNINE DENTIFEICE.
Fifty cents box.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The coun,enauce Is pale and leaden.co!ored, with
occasional fuSl,s or circumscribed spot on one or
,oh chceas: the eyes become dull; the pupils
s,e; an azure semicirce runs along the lower eye
nd: the nose is irritated, swells, ara sometimes
b,eeds; swelling of tho upper lip; occasional
headache, With humming or throbbing Of the ears;
an nnususl secretion Of saliva: slimy OF furred
breath very foul. particularly II the morn
,ry. sppe,i,e variab,e, sometimes roracious. with
srnawing sensation of the stopaeh, at Others en-
,,re,y gone: neetias pains in the stomach: occa-
s,onsl nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
~, the abdomen bowels irregular, At times cos'Ve'
.,oo,s s,imy, not uufrcqueu,ly singcd with blood;
belly swollen aud hard: urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
couch: cough sometimes dry and convusive; un-
. asv and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
..o,n temper variable, but generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE'S vERMTFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN ary FORM 1t is an innocent preparation, not ca
pgbie of doing the slightest injury to the moS'
tender infant.
The genuine DIR. MCLANE's TERMIFCGE bears
the signatures OF &. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS
Gu The wrapper.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teest
and diseased gums. use MEADE BAKERS CAR
sor1c MoUTH-WASH E1fty cents bottle.
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on DRAUGHT, all of the popular MINERAL WA
TEES, II SCMOEN's.
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MINERAL WATERS in variety, ut low prices. car
be had Of W. d. BLAIR Z CO., llO0 Main street.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH Tor INT
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE " ia
KER's CARBoLIC MOUTH WASH. Fifty ceats
bottle -
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NJ. ELLYscE 4 CO.. sdYertiSEsGi-Sents, insrr' AZ
rertsements In ali OF the ns1spxpers o. the Units
STA es a. publishers ra,es. ORDERS is.- q. the DIS
,cteh couu,ILs-room VII re~s!fe prsmp, after
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AID Gun
use MEADE & BAKERS CAEBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents hottie.
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EXTRACT FROM A COMMUNICATIONS OF DIR.
JOHN ". WILLIAMSON, OF
MALARJAL POISON.

EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER OF DIR j. T. At
TERBUIeA, OF ESTELL, MISS, DATED JULY
8, 1879:
:" have found the Buffalo Lithia Waters lnyaiaa-
DIe IN all diseases having u,eir origin iE anaarlal
poison. insecd- they seem almost specific III dis
eases OF tltS eGsracter. believe that persons re-
sidiGS ia the most nalarious districts t2 lind 10
great extent immunity tron malariouB sewers anG
lhe'r attendant evils by the fsso use of there waters
aurias the seasons Of the yeaS specially calculated
10 Ktve rise tG tlem.'' -.s
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THE BEST SoDA-WATER and Mineral Waters II
the city at SCHoEN's.
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4 UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY }. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

The session o. 1e79-'sO will! OPEN THE FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN SEITEEMBER aud close Tue
corrrs pond,ny time in Ju NE follow ing.
TEgMS ilor session OF io'ty weeks. payable Que
hair ON en;rriug ana the balance In Februaryl-Se-
i.i.n, f,r ,,:,t iu church, caslhenics. and fGt
English cnurs,.. lncuding eIocution and contingent
tcr-a-r $3.50. ,,,o p.,rc.,,, ro-
For full particulars apply TO The frhr; o. s"F
catalogues. ---------------' y 80. -
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AUCTfON SALES THIS DAY.

( r. on al. rates Of Req! Estate mads eess<a
tas Is. OF Jar.aary end iast of J,lrs nc tG5sx1s
o. Iii saies N aas hstsots. the 1st ana .oa
n tie yseT the taxss have 70 be pafd tg tas ssnsl
lThis eustoa wss adorea -teH: .Issn IA sgs 81
By all the real estate agents ia E.cfheHa 1ha ~
plies to RichroeaE and riSlntGj
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EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF DR.. WILLIAl
T HUMARD. OF BALTIMORE,

THESE WATERS TESTED IN A CASE OF YEL-
;LOW-FEVER.
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nnL.HEADS, $3.50 TO &38 per reara, a
ID ns DIsRATgH HKlNTlNG-EOUN
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ALL OF TIE IMPORTED MINERAL WAT"Hs
bottles ut SCHoEN'S, Main and Eleventh streets.
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WERSER'S EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
TIE CHEAPEST. BEST, AND MOST POPULAR
AMERICAN WINE Used.
CHRISTIAN C WHITE,
E %. sole Agents,
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DIR. Z. MCLANES
LIVER PILLS

Liver IllLS
are not recommended as remedy " foc all the ills
tha, nes,, IS heir to-" but in affections Of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases OF that character, they stand
without rival
AGUE AND FEVER.
Nebett.r ca,hartic can be used preparatory to Or
sftcr taking quinine.
tsa simple purgaiive ticy are unequalied.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of c. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared By Fleming Bros, of Pitts
burch, Pa. the market being full of limitations of
the name McLASB, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 19-deow1y
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DIR. Howard compares these waters with those OF
the celebrated Grcefibrier White sulphur, vest flr-
Siuia, ana adds the following:
Indeed, in a certain class of cases, II Is mslc'i
superior hthe latter. I aude 10 the abiding de-
bIity attendant upon The tardy conyalescence from
grave acute diseases; and more eSpectGtfy TO the
cacherfG and SeQue!S incident 70 MALAklOQS
FEVERS IN ALL THEIR GRADES AM VAEIE-
TIES, 70 certain forms Of atomic dyspepsia and ALL
THE AFFECTIONS PECULIAR 10 WOMEN that
are remcdia bic ut all by mineral waters. In hh3Tt,
acsre called upoR to state from tohdt mtaeTGt
t1aters I4upe seen the greatest and most unmtS-
tdkabte amount orTeood accrue s'l the tdTJest
number OF cases inc general 1oay, I Doufa uya
hesitat,npty say the BuGuto Springs, in Veos:-
lentnr1 sounty, Va"
EXTRACT FROM A COMMUNICATIONS OF DIR.
JOHN ". WILLIAMSON, OF
JACKSON, TENN,
on TIE THERAPEUTIC ACTION OF THE
BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS.
IN VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY FOR FEB
RUAEY. 1877;
Their great value in Malar1al Diseases and Sc
que9 has been most aEundaDtiy and satisfactorily
tested, alC | have 10 question that 1t would have
been available auXiliaTy In the treatment of the
epidemic o. ycllnw-fevcr, which terribly afflicted
the Mississippi Valiey during tho past summer. 4
prescribed it myself, and II gave prompt relief in
case Of suppression Of urine in yellowfeSer, and
decidedly atuitigated cELer distressing and dan
gerHls SYMPTOMS. The patient recoy cred, but
how far the water NAV have contributed 10 that re-
suit tlavng prescribed u In but single case) Of
course caBn5. undertaketo say. There Is no doubt
however, ahsut the fact that its administration YVES
Attended blythe luoSt beneficial results"
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COURSE OF Study.

The course OF study IL varied and extensive. The
curriculum Is so arranged that The student may bs
assigned to classes suited 10 her PREPARATION or ad.
yanced according 10 her aptitude TO learn success
In requirements. Love Of truth 10 incutcatsd ~,
the great motive for study: but. as an sdditionAl
certain departments OF learning essential to the
complete and elegant culture Of lady.
SESSION.
The next session viii begin on the 22D OF SEP
TENDER and close on the 22d OF Juur, 1880.
1t IL very desirable that ali pupils be present at
the oper ug of the session. that they he assign
ed to their proper classes.
EXPENSES.
The charges for the session, pdvnbie quarterly
in ddpdnce, are rs follows:
For board and fui; IL n In Collegiate Depart
luent. Win Latln.... W
TUITION IN PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
First two grades. "a 90
Last three grades ........ ...... 45 90
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
First year's Pnglish studies and Latin....s e5 90
Higher English studies and Iatin.......... 80 90
French anu German usual city prtces.
MUSIC.
Vocal Music. .........."..............s so 90
luStrulnentai. ....................... W W
This department. Is under the direction OF teashsr
Of distinguishes ability.
SCHOOL OF ART.
$2Oto 5 40 90
iU w
Eocutiou thoroughly taught.
Daughters of ministers are charged half rates for
tuition IN the English branches. Reduction Is made
to \ patron sending several pusils.
None but able and experienced teachers mployed
In any department of the school.
A post st-graduatc course has been arranged for the
benefit Of young ladies who are through school aid
may wish 10 study Literature, French. Music. &c.
For further Information address THE PEIECI-
rAL, corner OF Tenth and Marshall s,reeis, H!ch-
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RICHARDSON Il co.. p. NJ. i've building lots on
the northwest corner OF Tweniy-s!1ih ana y
streets, Church Hill. Ez, .Fls.E. .- -''
RICHARDSON L CO., 8 p. M,, trustees sale OF two
building io:s. with small framed dwelling
thereon, on Thir.eth street between n ana
streets, Church Eill.- -, glsr!
FRANK %. HILL & co, 6k p. NJ, trustees sale o!
three small houses on the northeast corner of
Cherry and AloemnrIe streets. 80
RICHARDSON &, co, q p. M; bnii5ipg dots ON
sTwenty-fifth street and on n aud streets be-
tween Th!rtie;h and fh!rty-hrst streets
j. R.HoCRADAY,l0 r. 10 A. 3D., groceries,
r. .s.,ANDERSON;&s &. b SON, 10 a. NJ, groceries.
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W.D. BLAIR & TO-, 100 Main street. are 5eiin
q real fine Sherry WINE II $3.50 gallon.
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MONDAY. :. -. JULY q. 1870.
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