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jury COMMISSIONER APpoISTED.-Under
the new law in relation to the selection OF
grand and petit jurors OF the United States
courts, Judge Hughes made the following
order yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court and the United States District Court
for the Eastern District Of Virginia, held at
Richmond, Norfolk, and Alexandria:
Ordered, That Fl. c. Cabell, OF the city OF
Richmond. he and he is hereby appointed 4
commissioner. to act in conjunction with
the clerk of the court, to SELF ct the names Of
fbc Easern nnf bisiTct 81 Tgn T f6m @om
iuries to serve in the courts are to be drawn,
rs provided BY act Of Congress approved
June 80, 1879, the said Cabrll being citizen
OF good standing and resident OF the said
district. and weli-known member OF the
nrincipal political party in the said district
opposing that to which the said clerk be-
longs.
The Jurors for all the courts OF the
United States held for the Eastern District
Of Virginia will therefore be selected in the
manner prescribed by the new lAw-name-
", for the circuit courts by Sir. Ii. G..
Cabcll and Mr.. II. L. Plensants. clerk and
for the district courts by Mr.. Cabell and
John r. Popham, clerk.
Practically, however, the iuries on each
occasion will be the same Tor the district
and the circuit courts and, therefore, the
selection OF names by enc clerk he virtually
the selection for both courts, as the eX-
pense OF double iuries is always avoided
by Judge Hughes.
The law makes no provision for any COM
pcnsution for the commissioner or any adj
ditional pay for the clerk. There will, pro-
bahly, be no iuries drawn until the regular
fall terms Of the two courts in October.
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ss..McLANE.s vERMIfUGE.
,,aslcAS WORM sPECIFICr
yERMtFUGE
,sMPToMs OF WORMS.

~. ,,,, ssace Is pale and lea6en. colored, with
,ys,>,,as ses or circumscribcd spot on one or
,.., ca,. the eyes become dull; the pupils
.s..,, .. + sepic!rcle runs along the lower eye
~. =, 9 Is :rritased, swes, ara sometine es
>l..s, . Cling Of the upper lip; occasional
.-,,,-~.. ..shumm.ug or throobipg of the ears; :;
., Z, ,cre:iou of saliva; Shiny or furred
.,.,y,e e:,avery foul, particularly in the morn.
go, ,-. ere ssrisb.c sometimes voracious, with
Alton OF the stomach, at others en-.
.,,si@ : aeetips pains In the stomach; occa-
s,ng.. &, md vomiting; violent pains through
oa, a. 81; bowels irregular, a, times costive;
,toa.. ,,r- o; uNfrcQuen,ly singed with blood;
1.u =, and hard; urine turUid; respiration
,,c.. difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
.o,,..o sometimes dry and convulsive; UNI
s4sr d :n1bed sleep, with grinding of the
,asu Ri, Tarable, but generally irritable, &C.
vi, s,er .5e above symptoms are found to exist
Or. D., McLANE'S yERNnFUGE
vii. CERTAINLY EFFECT a CURE.
= roxs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
la:ay curp. isis au innocent preparation II OF ca
yesls Of sioiag the slightest injury to the most
tender i1vC34t.
The geun,ue I,g. McLASE's TERMIFEGE hears
the signstura, t. c. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS.
81 ,Nn wrapper.
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To the Property+O,1ners Of Richmond ::
The evidences, apparent everywhere. OF revival
of business and increases demand for real estate
point strongly to an early advance in prices and us
we have now every day inqupies fer desirable city
property, we take this occasion TO ask our friends
and the public who have property which they wish
10 sell to call and allow us 10 enter 1t upon our lists
During the past few weeks We have made several
sales Of city property at advance OF thirty ye
per cent and upwards the prices paid n, auction
few months before. We pay special attention TO
selling city property at auction and privately, and
10 renting out houses and negotiating loans.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
CHAFFIS, STAPLES & Co,
Enll Estafa 4 Annnfs a MI Anc tInn nra
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CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Methodist
preachers meeting yesterday Rev. j. I.
Whitley read letter from Rev. W. G. Starr,
pastor of Broad. Street church, giving an ac.
count Of his voyage across the Atlantic and
his safe arrival in Londonderry, Ireland.
Bishop Doggett preached at Trinity
church on Sunday morning. The usual SER
vices were held i'll the other churches.
AT the First Baptist church Rev. Dr.
Warren filed the pulpit morning and eve
ming. Two persons were received by let
ter during the week; and at the communion
service the right-hand Of fellowship. wa;
givenito three. ~; ~. :.
At the Grace-Street Baptist church thu
pastor preached morning and evening, ant
gave the risht-hand of fellowship to foul
persons. III: .".g ..a 49,. :
AT the Pine-Street Baptist church Rev. j
b. Hutson preached morning and evening
and received one person by letter. H'
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No Imperial Napoleon has diedon French
soil. Napoleon L,sithe founder. OF the
SON Napoleon ii. died In, Austria; his
nenheW, Npooleon III, died an exile 10
England: and now his grandin nerhew,. the
Prince Imperial, has met bis fate at the
point OF Zulu spea: -. 's. t, ri
The statesman who talks to hear himself
talk should buy d telephone and lcck nim-
SELF up In q room Netr Orleans l,sco suns'
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Fires.
sag Fires
THE OLD METROPOLITAN : BALL PARTLY
BURNED-Ro0F PAETLY BURNED ON THIRD

THE OLD METROPOLITAN :, BALL PARTLY
i BURNED-Io0F PARTLY BURNED ON THfRI
STREET. II
On: Saturday night one of the ,natrons o1
the Theatre Comique (thc old Metz opolitar
HalD threw awayithe stump OF Il I'gbted
cigar be had been smoking, aud il fe.l on
the inclined floor Of the theatre and finally
rolled through hole OF the false floor 10 ttI,'
ffoor underneath; where ie smeudered
awhile, then ignited the trash and dirt be-
tween the two floors, and finally burst out
and enTeloped nearly the whole OF The space
between the floors tn flames. An alarm Of
fire was senttin from Station 81, corner of
Fourteenth and Main streets, and soon a.
great crowd gathered around the old build
Ing. When the firemen arrived they
thought q days work was before them.
The smoke was rolling In volumes from the
windows and cupao on top OF the building,
and 1t looked like serious fire indeed. But
The men got TO work, and it was not long
before the fire was under control, although
1t was not an easy matter to get at the fire
between the floors.
The building was damaged by fire and
water to an amount not exceeding $500. It
is owned By Mr.. CIemnent Il. BarksdaIe
and Mrs. n. G. Reid. Insured in the Mu-
tual Assurance Society OF Virginia. Last
fall similar fire occurred at the old build
ing, but the lessee, Mr. Putnam, put 1t out
without giving an alarm. The perform
;ances at The old hall have for the present
,less, shsaseg 1p. bus Mr. Putnam, it is
stated, mas secured the Virginia Opera
House. and bis performances will be con.
tinued.
\ fire occurred yesterday morning at
1920 o'clock on Thrd street between Broad
and Marshall streets, the building being a
framed house owned by Mrs. Beckman, and
occupied by colorcd persons. The fire orig
mated on the roof from chimney-sparks,
and was put out by the siation-men OF
Steamer Company No. without giving an
alarm. Damage trfling.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
dte States, warmer southerly TO westerly
winds during Tuesday, falling barometer
and partly cloudy weather. =
For the South Atlantic and Guif States
easterly to southeriy winds, partly cloudy
weather, with areas OF rain near the coast,
and slight changes in temperature and la.
rometer.
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Cow oSTHE TRAcK-CARs OFF.-About 8
O'Clock Sunday night the -eastward-bound
express OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, when near the. 247th mile-post lin Al
leahany county, ran over cow. Two ex-
press freight.cars were thrown from ina
track and somewhat injured. The accident
caused delay OF three hours and three
nuartars No one was hurt.
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The WAY 10 FETCH TuEM.-The city
fathers ARE wrestling over the habit OF
throwing fruit skins op the sidewalks; they
do not know whether to call the same M or
fence: A Afew banana.skins !udiciously. dis
tributed in front Of the Boards. iavorite
sample.room would soon effect a:decislon
almost unanimously. .,-,:N Neep York. :Hlls HllseraId.
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KEssNrcH TONIGHT AT SANGER HALLE
Kessnich's orchestra and band will give
summer-night's garden concert at Sanger
Halle this evening. A choice programme
will be rendered, and viii be begun
promptly at half-past 8 O'Clock.
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FETE CHAMPETRE.-Ihe .fete champere
and open-air concert given lust night at
Sanger Halle under the management OF tue
Ladies' Society OF ST. Johns German Lu,
theran church was pleasant affair, ana
was well attended,
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. AT night 1t was clear and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY + A. NJ, 66 ::
8 A. NJ, "a; noon, 81; p. NJ, s.; P.
H., S5; midnight. a.
Mean temperature, 7St
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pIC-E7CS.

VRASD PICNIC At SCHUET- %
" ZEN PARK on WEDSEsD AY, Jaly IsA
23d. Dancing commences at 2 p. VI. Match. I.ifa
game of Base Fall, Tub and Boat Race and s'>o
other amllsemcnr. 4 pleasant time promised all
who attend. , ,,,,
.. Committee of Arrangements: james smith,
philin O'Ncip. ..Jamrs IIar res, and Frank Parater.
Floor-N Narr,gers: NJ. Raien. j. EnriGht, John
Lively, William UDwyer, j. kerse, D: MGhinly'
and VI. Fitzpatrick. E 21-3l"
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!, An. Dau, Preaching. There was all-aay
nreaehing at Providence Methodist cnurcn.
in Chesterfield, Sunday. A large NUMBER oi
narso NJ from this city aud througnout tne
county. were present. The services Were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr, aacssoh'
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DE. G. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

sre not recommended 4 remedy = for all the Ills
h, flesh Is heir to- but in affections CT the liver
aud ali Bilious Complaints Dyspepsia, and Sick
eadache, diseases Of that character, they stand
sgithaut rtsai.
AGCE AND FEVER.
No better catharic can be used preparatory to or
after taking Quiniue.
As n simple purga,ive they are une1ualed.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression Dr.. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears The signatures of c. McLASE
and FLEMING BROS.
Qgsa having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
bursh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations of
the name McLASE, spelled differently but same
prenaecisttens-4 my ls-dcowlS
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FINANCIAL, ITEM.--lSew Orleans Plea
,aine. 1-Repudintion is not to be thought
Of: but some statesmen think the debt can
be scaled fifty pei cent. now and tfty per
cent. more later in the season. tts:a y,
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REGIMENTAL OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At q
meeting of the officers Of the First Virginia
regiment held last night Major Charles D,
Anderson was promoted to the position o.
lIeutenant-colonel, and Adlutant JIG. tame
Stern was promoted to tho position ot major
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II. ELLYSoN X Co., adrertslna agents. insert so
vertisemen5s IN al OF the newspapers OF .he Unite
S:7.cs i. publishers rates. Orders LETT 1T the De
pntch countlEs-room will receive preuipt sstsp
tin;i.
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Mauor's Coart.-Mayor Clarke had two
,nersons. before his court yesterday for 7ast
driving ON Hull street. They were nneo
S2. so each. 80 Z.
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SAVE MONEY oy having your pElaLE@ done Rtth.
D1sPAGCE PefST!SG-IlOUSE. coed work, low
prices. SID satisfaction guaranteed.
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RETHEL CLASSICAL AND
- MILITARY ACADEMY,
NEAR WARRENros, Fxuqr1sn COUNTY, VA. '
PICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
ADVANTAGES.

ADVANTAGES.
This institution which for tw s4,ty.Hyc wars hns
enjoyed liberal share Of patronage not oriy from
virginia. but from other southern States, peeseuts
advantages for the education ofGirs and Dung
which can scarcely be surrassei 1t Is :ocsted
and healtbfhness: and noted for the ronnemrni and
hospisality we'll as the moral ash reigioua tone
OF tss .osety The buildings and rrounds cost some
$4,000. They are spacious and convenient. and
In every respect adapted to sehoo.of high orer.
Under the control of The Board of Trustees, tho
Institution will oe conducted by tie f0llowingab!s
OFFICERS AND TEACIsERS:
j. B. JETER, ID. D. President OF Board Of SrIs-
MISS SALLlE d. HAMMER trrirctral,, Latin,
,,. Moral rliIo<onhy. and Literaturs;
Miss /. r. THURSToX ifnl graduate ca' va.s,rCol-
lerel, German. Mathematics. and History;
Madame c. GUILLAuME tnalive of Franccl, French;
Hiss SusIE &. HAMMER, Principal OF Preparatory
Miss NELLIE DrsTNAS. Musical Director and
Teacher of lnsrimcnai II sic and Voc,siiza-
Miss :. G.. HAMMER. Guitar:
Alss ALICIA i "A II. LAIRD: Drawing and Peinsins;
Miss f. ". WALKER, Home Department..
COURSE uF STUDY.
The course OF study - varhd and extensive, The
curriculum Is 80 arranged That The student may be
assigned clsses suited TO her preparation or nd
| IN ac9nirencmtss Love Of sruth is incuicstpI as
the great motive FOR study: bui, an additional
StlmtllWS, 6Ol NGdalS are oEerPa Tor proficiency In
| certain departments OF taaInlng essential 10 the
| complete and elegant culture OF l lady.
SESSION.
! The next session will begin on the 22D OF SET
TENl}Ek and close on The 22d OF June, 1880.
II is very desirable That all pupils b. present Mt
the Ooer Ing of The session, that they may be assgn-
| ed TO their proper classes.
EXPENSES.
| The charges for the session. pay1ble quarterly
| in advance, arc as follows:
| For board and u;lcn iE Collegiate Depart
Mcnt- WIN Latln.... w
| TUITION IN PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
First two grades. 81 90
Last three GRADES 40 UU
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Flrst years Fnglsh studies and Latin-...S G5 90
tfiRher EnglSh Studies aud Latin ~ VI
Vocal Muse ................ W w
Instrumental. OU UI
Use Of Instrument. 10 OO
This department Is under the direction Of teacher
| OF distinguished ability.
| SCHOOL or ART.
$2Oto : 40 90
Cnlisihen'cs 1O 90
| ElocutiOn thoroughly taught.
Daughters OF ministers are CHARGED half rates. for
tuilon In tic English branches. Reduction Is III lde
to- patron sending several pupils.
None but able and experienced teachers cmpt Jyc1
In any department OF the school.
\ posi- graduate course llas been arranged fo the
Inay wish TO study Literature, Fraicb. Music &C.
For further Information address TIE 7 RINC:-
PAL corner or Tenth and Marshall ',retU j, Rich-
'moud, Va. jy21
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GoURAUD'S OLYMPIAN CREAM. FOR TIE CON-
PLExIoN.-White reduced to 81: pink, for bru-
nettes, to SOC. PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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assisted by Presiding Elder Wilson. The
congregation OF this church is quite large,
ana It's membership continues to Increase.

BRET HemS.-There were services at all
the churches in the city Sunday, the pulDits
being occupied By the regular pastors.
The following statements for the wear
1878. rs copied from the books OF the Com.
missioner OF the Revenue, shows the num-
Der OF births and deaths in this city during
t nat year, together with THE number. OF
males over twenty:one years Of age: There
were on.' hundred and fifty-six births aud
seyentffo ar deaths, and tbr number of
white perso ms over twenty-one years of age
was 740, as,d 427 colored.
There was large fire in the woods about
three miles srom> the city on the Midlothian
pike last week, which destroyed number
OF trees and fence 8. 1t was several DAYS
before the fire was put out.
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Real Estate Agents and Auc tlone or

MINERAL WATERS in variety, at low prices. cal
be had of W. ID. BLAIR L Co., 100 Main street.
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for the amount due, as shewn,by said State
ment, within the time herein prescribed, he
shall folfcit his commissions on all sums
that should have been or were embraced in
such statements.
81. On or before the first day Of January
and the first day Of July OF each year the
Auditor OF Public Accounts shall deliver 10
the Acknowledgement list Of all the treasll-
rers and collectors who have failed to make
the statements or pay the sums required BY
the twentieth section Of this act, and such
lists, where the failure is to pay, shall speci-
~ the amount due from the treasurer or
collector. 1t shall be the duty OF the ALtor-
ney. General forthwith to proceed against
such treasurers and collectors and their
,ureties for all fines and liabilities incurred
by such failure. Such proceedings
may he according to the provisions of
the same are applicable. And from the time
notice in such proceedings is served on
the treasurer or collector his personal
property and real estate shall be bound
for the payment OF any Judgment which
may be rendered upon such proceeding, in
the same manner that personal property Is
bound under the third section OF chapter
1S4 of the Code, upon delivery OF .teri
JdCiGS TO sheriff or other officer. Ii the
Auditor OF Public Accounts fail to deliver
any such list as required by this section
he shall forfeit $3.50, to be recovered by
motion, after ten days notice, in the Cir
cult Court OF Richmond city; which no.
tice shall be given by the Attorney Gen.
cral. For the purposes OF carrying out the
provisions Of this section and of any other
laws imposing duties on him in connec-
ton with collection OF moneys due the
State, the Attorney-Genera may employ a
clerk at a cost not to exceed $500 in any
one year.
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FOR COLDS, coughs, bronchitis and ali affections
Of the lungs, take AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL.
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".D. BLAIR Co. 1109 Main street. are selling
q trst-rate GREEN TEA at csc. pound.
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= A. RUNAWAY HORSE: AT 9s O'Clock last
evening a horse ran away from d stable on
Foushee street, and went 1dashing down
Broad street at break-neck speed. AT the
corner OF Fifth street he'took K to the pave
ment down to Tenth, scattering the pedeS-
TRANS right and left. No damages reported.
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! BODY REcovERED.-The' body OF Burton
Mark, the man who fell of the steamer
Crsighill Saturday night while asleep, and
was r drowned, was recovered Yesterday
morning between the brewery and Chesa-
.naake and Ohio WharVes. X.
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jSUMMER RESORTS.
SUMa..cR BOARDERS
~ AT
Or iU1IBIA, FLUVANNA COUNTY,

Mrs toEGSON will lake half dozen SELECT
knAr',HRS. without children. at SIS per month.
Bin. IL, reference 10 s. B. HUGHES, Esq, OF the
II, V 81 1870 iy2o-eod6t
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LEVY BRoTHETS IS
are making bona file
GRAND CLOSING SALE.

Every article has been marked down to
VERY Low FIGURES,
as the stock, though large, must be sold by given
time.
An opportunity Ike this TO purchase
-s STRICTLY FtRsr-cLAss GOODS
= AT AND UNDER cosrf
scarcely ever presents Itself but onccin life; me,
Don't miss your chance.
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Orders from the country promptly h!!ed and d.
vered by express or mail.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TfPh
and execute work IN manner that cannot he sur
passed.
We also 90 all kinds Of BINDING aud RULING
We will checrfully furnish estimates and SEND
samples when reuulred. na l2-dsw.aw
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

FOR AGGRAVATED DYSPEPSIA, WITH SUP.
PRESTON OF THE MENSTRUAL FLOW.
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EDUCATIrg..AL.
HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
IL BOTETOURT SPRINGS, VA. n. OIL

/ - h ~ 10 E.AUShA ,E niaos, yA.tIsOJ
|eoARDs OF IssrggGTIcs .I AND GOVERN.
GEORGE p. iTAYLGR, E.a., Yresideu. OF rru,.
Msjen "! M Jot,sM = JOHNSTON, wee. rr..,s.nt;
SHAfhfz R NEiza T eGhf cGhb
WM. T., ,PLEAsASrs. La,. and Nat. s.fences:,
"a, in IHoa d. h, Eng Frepts,and Com
GI4s; {, !. cockE.A 4. NJ. 3fas scrnatfc.;
Mss i;efFoss Fosik1s, Hit. and E,ls,,:
Mrs.JuLlkA. sEATioN. Iiaifsa ana and spanaIy
Mrs. Prof. TURNER. English: -
Miss M j., Cocks siaih.. Ene' .as sfa MpFn Fren:,.
MIS- SALLY 3, RILAEA: Preparatory School:
r. l.. PAULr. Di, sctor OF Music
Mrs JULIA 4. sLAYro.s. VoeaIizattn:
Mis- JULIA PoRclER, f1ano and Snrine.
Mss Ms KoSA EoSa r = cocxsf p,zao and sfnsins;
Mrs. $. v. Cooke, DoInest,s bepsr,m..:
Miss LAURA WMTEs Malron; -.
Mrs. POWELL. Mstron:
CIIAS. II. COOKE. Yusine;s Agent: zEg
JSo. :. ToMrKlNA Resident Physician.
The facilities OF this Insiturc are bette. yan ever
Detore during the ,sirly.scvey years OF Rs exist
snce. ionr or tue teachers baTfhg spen, several
years OF study in European nstiraton. The shxrses
In Al literary studies tsuc'udiYs both sncienf and
MODERN langnsges). ansa medical Zee, 4 single cLarv,
o,,S OF SIao 80 - made. laynents are made In three
days The session OF SS7g@9O ysIi begin og ihs
pe erintendeut. ~ ..S Lfrn ot zoe
RETHEL CLASSICAL AND
- Military ACADEMY.
7 NEAR WARnENTos, FSuer1sn COUNTY, VA. 4
Ircpares for College, University. or Business.
Recnmmt nded FOR locat?on,' beaitx morality,
cIIoiarship, and discipline. "--''
ioara and tuition thaf sessi n)..............s05
AGdrpss, for catalogue, s...'
MAJOR 4. G. SMITH Super tcndent.
Bethel AG G:ssieny Post-ofice.
jv 22 kSpcuipr county Vs.,
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GEN ATE BOARDfNG-HOUSE,
NORTH MAIN STREET.
DnnNicIyII

/
thls b use Is siiuaied in The most pleasant ana
g%a,-C norton Of The town, CONVENIENT 10 rall-
teais an churche., and parties desiring pleasant
sScAi9g an he accommodated on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM 81. DUNN,
Eiy o..syE Proprietor.
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E,kHNTENG-FHOESES.
DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

Hav1ng one of the LARGEST AND EEST
EQUIPpED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COIN.
5ined with Sk!lul mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared TO execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description oi
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VISITING-ChRDS.
ROFESSIONaL-CARDS.
WEDDlSG-CARDS.
SEOW-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
MAEIEESTS.
BILLS LADlNG,
KECElPTr
B!LL-IIEhDS.
LETTEE-HEADS.
NOTE-HE.tDS,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
DRUG-LhDELS,
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS
BRIEFS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-22
A CARD,

w. ID. BLAIR Co., 100 Main street. are selling
4 real fine Sn ERRY WINE at s25O Il gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-22

You can save doctor bflls and Keep your family
always well with Hop Bitters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-22
Travels Of Ego and A1xer

ON TO WASHINGToN-rH GIRLS WE LEFT BE.
HIND US-A STAUNCH DEBT-PAYER-A NIGHT
AMONG THE TONBS-ATTACKED BY AN UN-
sEESF0E--REFCGEI in THE ESASCTUARY-D2e
issaEkTED VrEssa RS III AMERICXN Mecca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-22
8irllnlond 4ispattI1,

30 THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIspATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
kATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAIRY nEws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.