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John sherman Interview Ell.
fsecretsry sherman In Cincinnati Enquirer Der
octalIcl, July 81

| octalcl, July 81
| | told the Secretary that the New York
managing politicians seemed TO be desirous
10 make Garfield give them his substantial
promises, lest he might treat them Ike
Hsyes. "That Is mendacIous :" exclaimed
the Secretary. "In effect it Is true that
General Grant was beaten; but so was I,
and so was Mr.. Blaine. The organization
OF the National Committee IL great mis-
take"
mir. Sherman, will there be any more
schemes OF refunding?"
"No; there cannot he. Congress has
not given legislative authority for il. We
can't call In The old bonds until they he.
come due. As to Mr.. Hsyes's admiulstra-
tom said the Secretary, "it has been one
OF the purest and most upright this coUn.
try ever had. II they beat me because |
gave assistance to this Administration, they
beat me 10 my credit"
Nevertheless, Mr.. Sherman. you could
have got the vote OF the Grant managers II
you bad not been the backbone Of IIayes's
administration"
Well | am not ashamed OF it. could
60 over with you." said the Secretary, "the
names Of the men Of Ohio who were so bit
ter against me, and show you that in every
case they had a personal resentment. There
was Sheldon OF Elyria, formerly con-
gresham from Louisiana. When was in
dicted in Louisiana III connection with the
presidential matter. Sheldon was en-
ployed as a lawyer. He wanted to COM
pei me TO have interviews with
such people as Anderson and jerks,
and enter into arrangements which
would not do. My friends thought It be-
meath the dignity OF my position and above
common prudence to have such interviews.
We rejected the legal advice OF Mr.. Sheldon
and discharged him forthwith That and
the fact that had not supported him to be
collector of the port OF New Orleans ac-
counts for his opposition to inc. In the
same way Mr.. Mack, OF Sandusky, ana sew
eral others that could mention, were ami
mated by personal feelings. But | will not
go further into the question, because it is
all over"
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OFF FOR OLD POINT.-The Richmond
Blues will leave this morning for Old
Point, where they propose to 90 into an en-
clmpmcnt, lasting until next Saturday.
Among the attractions offered are bathing.
boating. grabbing, and sailing; dreS,-pa-
radeS by day and promenade by night; mu-
SIC, excellent fare, and good society. Those
who prefer can camp IN cots instead OF
lodging at the hotel. The price Of tickets
for the round trip have been fixed at a
maryelou,lv low rate. This is one Of the
cheapest and most pleasant methods Of
spending a week at Oid Point Comfort that
will be offered this season, and should be
ayaied OF by all who can spare the time
and means for the tlip.
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INFANT MORTALITY

|. Population OF Pulaski county, 6,53S; in
crease OF 80 per cent. Population OF Giles,
S, ,S27 increase not stated. Population OF
Frederick, 10000; increase OF 25 per cent.
Mr. John ID. Towberman, OF Augusta,
arrived in Staunton Thursday morning after
fifteen days trip from Atlanta, Ca,
having travelled all The way In buggy.
The Marion Council has appointed an
agent 10 take subscriptions for water bonds,
in order 10 construct reservoir to furnish
the town with water.
Old John Robinson's menagerio and cir
Gus will be at Lynchburg about the 7th OF
August.
Mr.. John f. Wall, Of Winchester, has
been very Ill.
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A SHARP TRANSACTION n STOCKS AND
COUPONS - baltimore american, Satur-
day. Ito show how strictly the Baltimore
stock Board is holding its members up 10
their contracts, no matter what the future
Developments may be, the following narra-
tive of a sharp little transaction in bonds
NAV serve: \ well-knOwn stcck-broker bad
$4,000 in old Virginia bonds for sale at
eighteen cents on the dollar OF iace-value.
He put them up at the Board, and they
were taken at that figure 10y member OF Il
banking firm. 1t seems that part OF the
condition OF the sale was that the January
coupons were 10 be on the bonds. After
the delivery was made the purchaser found
fifteen Of these coupons, the face.value OF
each OF which is $50, but whose market
value is eighteen cents on the dollar, missing.
He notified the gentleman from whom he had
bought them, and hat gentleman said thai he
had overlooked the fact, and that he would
either cancel the sale or 20 out and pur-
chase for him fifteen coupons OF the same
sort. This, however, did not sut the pur-
chaser, who saw that he "had" the stock
broker, 50 he answered in the negative,
anG would not be satisfied unless he bad
the identical coupons that had come of
those came bonds, numbers and all 10 cor
respond. 1t, OF course, was an lmposSi-
biity to obtain them, and the stOckbroker
told bin so. but made no impression. The
purchaser wanted those coupons, or he
wanted their face-value in money. Now,
the rule OF the Board is that if the " de-
| livery" Is not "good." the person who
sells is liable for the face-yaIue OF any dis
crepancy in the bond or stock. The rule is
almost never enforced, from courtesy, bat
the purchaser OF these particular securities
had 1t on his side, and he was upheld by
the Board; and the stOck-broker was forced
TO settle up for at least a very large per-
centage of the face-vaue OF the coupons,
! in other words, he had to shell out over
1900, when they were only worth Sji in
ALL
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A noted divine says: 81 have been using DIR.
TUFTS Pills the past three months for dyspepsia
weak stomach. and nervousness. | never had any
thing 10 do me 50 much good in The way of nedl-
cine. They are gool as you represent them. !
recommend them as the best pin IN existence, and
d, all | can to acqualnt others with their great
merits Tney are a special blessing.
"Rey. +. Il. OSGOOD. New York.
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A TRIP TO LOWER BRANDoN.-St. Johns
sunday school will to-day make an eXcur-
sion on the elegant steamer Louise to that
delightful and historic old colonial resi-
dence, Lower Brandon. A brass and string
band will accompany the party. An oppOr-
tunity will be afforded the eXcur,iOnistS OF
viewing all the noted points on the river,
an| Of visiting the United States fleet OF
iron.cladS and monitors at Brandon. This
is one OF the most attractive trips yet Of
fered, and the inducements are very great.
A day OF ieal enjoyment is guaranteed all
who attend.
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Low RATES TO OLD POINT. NORFOLK, BAL
TIMORE, AND JAMEs-RIvER LANDINGS. The
Virginia Steamboat Company have not re-
in,tated the old rates Of passage charged
during previous seasons. Although they
have no opposition they have adopted a
much lower tariff OF passenger rates than
have ever been charged in any year since
the war. The pu5IIc will appreciate this
determination to take no advantage OF their
necessities, and will doubtless literally sup
port this home company-mOre than half OF
the stock being owned by our own people.
The Ariel and Louise compose the line now,
and their palace steamer City OF Richmond,
we are reliably informed, will be here in a
few weeks,
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The COLORED SUNDAY.SCHOOL STATE
CoNvENTION.-Th CoIored Baptist sunday
School State Convention was again in ses-
sion at Eben,Zcr Church Saturday. Prof
j. +. Jones presided ana Rev. Anthony
Binga, Jr., secretary. several OF the
committees appointed at the meetings
reported. Considerable routine business
was transacted and a number cf interesting
addresses delivered. y mass Sunday
school meeting was announced for yester-
day morning at Ebcnezer church, with the
closing services at the same place las night.
The session has been a very pleasant and It
is hoped profitable one to the sunday
school cause.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH i always pleasure, and
you can have it by using The delicious CARBoLIC
MOUIH-WAsH prepared only by MEADE BAKER
Pharmacists. Il destroys the offensive odor Caused
by diseased gums and decayed teeth. and speedily
restores them 70 healthy condition. Price,
nfty cents bottle.
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MARSHALL WARD VOTNG-PLACE.-Mr.
John Pit, Conservative superintendent Of
Marshall Ward. has made arrangements TO
have the yoiine-pace OF that ward atPayne's
store. Twenty.sevenih h and Mars ball streets.
The primary election takes place onthe 18th
instant. The candidates for Congress Will
be voted for directly.
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! PRIMARY ELECTIONS AT meeting Of
the Democratic County Committee Of Han
over county. held Saturday,, William II.
Campbell was duly elected county sgperin.
tendent. Primary elections Will be held at
the regular voting precincts in The county
on the 18Th instant. and the following
judges and clerks have been appointed 10
act ut the several preciHcts Ashland pre-
cinct Judge, w. T.. Mayo; Clerk, George
Perkins. Clay Judge. j. +. Satterwhite: !:
Clerk. A. w. Brock. Rockville: Judge. p.
:. Mosby Clerk, William Shelton. Cold
farbor 4: Judge, william Gaine, Clerk,
Walter Svdnor. Rural Point Judge, W.
L. Wingfeld; Clerk, j. Il. Oliver. Blunt.
Store: Judge. y. Il. Cook: Clerk, Writ
Thompson. HigginSon's Store Judge. j.
l.. Tallev; Clerk, John j. Terry. Halls
Shop: Judge, q. n. Thompson; Clelk.
Charlie Hall.
Primary eleclIons will also be held on the
18th instant in LOui,a county at all the
regular voting precincts, and the following
judges and clerks have been designated 10
act at said election; MecbanicsvIle precinci
Judges, Patrick Martin and George II.
Brumbam; Clerk, John II. QuarIes. Mays
Store: Judges, William Overton, Jr.. and
JdIHtS vi. McEIl-; tfGk, ~. IL. SdUueIS,
Trevilian's: Judges, DR.. Colby Cowherd
and Thomas o. Bickers; Clerk. Junius Nc
Gehee. Bells CROSSROADS Judges, Will
lam II. Henson and j. O. Massey; Clerk.
Andrew j. Perkins. Louisa Courthouse
Judges, Henry l.. Bnrress aud j. p.
Thompson; Clerk, W. VI. Bickers. fiibb's
Store: Judges, Wm. j. HughsOn and Thad-
deus johnson: Clerk, Hugh G.. Hitter.
TbompsOn's Cross-Roads: Judges, John \.
Waddy and Joso pin ID. CamDbcll; Clerk. j.
p. o. Terrell. Cuckoo: judges. DR.. Eu.
gene Pendlcton and A. NJ. Goodwin; Clerk,
Madison Pendleton. CentreyiIle: Judges.
y. 4. Ware and j. c. johnson; Clerk,
Henry Hare. Frederickshal Judges, C..
q Goodwin and VI. Atkisson; Clerk. -
Johns. Bumpa.s: Judges, John T. Bum
pass and :. n. Moss: Clerk, Fred. Fl. IiOl-
laday. Jackson Judge, Luther B. Swift;
Clerk. John o. Cosby. Meredith's Store:
judges, james b. Shelton and J. q. Harris;
Clerk. DR.. Henry Holman.
ii. w. Murray is county superintendent.
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CITY CIRCUIT COUET.-In this court Satur-
day, Frank Brown (cOlored), convict,
charged with escaping from the guard OF
Chimboraza Park, plead guilty and was
sentenced To an additional confinement Of
one year-thiriy days OF this to be in soil
tary confinement. the solitary confinement
not to exceed three days at any one time.
Lindsey Arlington (colOred) was con-
victed Of a second offence and sentenced TO
five years additional imprisonment in the
peniienliarv. The addition to commence
from the expiration of his present term.
A nOAe prOSequi was entered in the case
OF W. G. Howard, also charged with 4 Sc.
cOnd offence.
The petit Jury were discharged for the
term
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
very warm-the warmcst day Of the season.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: =. Nj, rs;
Q A. NJ, SO; noon. 81; z. NJ, 100; =.
NJ. o.; midnight. S4.
Mean temperature. 905.
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REVENUE COLLECTIoNs.-The amunt OF
United States internal revenue collected
last week was S2s, ,369.0i. Is follows: Tues
day. s5.402.3i; Wednesday. s5,3O9.4l !;
Thur,day, s5.749,97; Friday, si,i92.27; /;
Saturday, S1,324 SO.
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IHAvE ANALYzED rIE WHsKEY known M
der the brand OF B-sclcct." controlled BY Messf''
WALTER u. BLAZE & CO., Richmond, Va. and
and 1t free from Jasii-oH and other impurities
and recommend II, Use tor medicinal aud family
uurnoses. j. II. MCCAw, VI. d.,
Late Professor or chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
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Entered al the Post-Ofice at Richmond, Va, a
sccoud-caSs mattcr.l
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
possibly occasional rain, northwesiery
winds, stationary or lower temperature. and
higher barometer.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.-On Thursday,
July 22d, The Richmond HowizerS will
give their annual moonlight excursion down
James river, leaving here on the Ariel At
= O'Clock and returning Al IL. y band Of
music has been engaged Tor the occasion,
and pleasant time :, anticipated.
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Brief Hems.-The congressional primary
c,ection will be held at the Hustings'Coart
room next Thursday. a.,s ,..u,
The County Court Of Chesterfield VIII
meet this morning at IL o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Eager expects to leave soen ior
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HIGH AUTHORITY.

Dr. W. +. scott. President OF the College Of Ply
sicians. Montreal. writes II have recommended
Golden, LIEBlG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF a'
the best preparation used for d'biiiiy indgesuoh'
dyspepsia. and loss Of appetite
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Chickens SiOien.-FrIday night TIE hen
mouse Of Mr.. T.. q. Angel, on Tenth streel
near stockton, was entered and robbed oi
some thirty-6ye fowls. The same premises
we're invaded few weeks since ana
robbed of smaller number.
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ST. JOHNS Co.
SCNDAY-SCHOOL PICNIC,
AT THAT DELIGHTFUL OLD COLONIAL RE-
SIDENCE, LOWER BRANDON"
MONDAY. July IL, 1850.
Co..

The large and magnificent palacc-sieamcr LOU
ISE has been chartered for The occasion.
\ baud OF brass and string-music Will accOmpa-
ny the party.
Drrwry's Bluff Dutch Gap. >h'rley CITY Point,
Berkeley and other historic James-riycr scenery by
daylight.
Fleet Of United states iron-cl1d monitors sta
toned al th, pont-AjaX, LehIgh, Mahopac. Man
haitian. and Catsktll.
Refreshments furnished AZ reasonable prices by q
committee Of ladies.
Handsomely. furnished sTATE-ROOMS on the
LOUISE. Price, III each
Steamer leaves the wharf promptly At o'clock
A. VI.
Tickeis-adulrs. 50c children, 25c.-can DE pur-
chased AT We :. Johnston < 90 ;. Msin street; J..
H. ID. WalfOrd's. Broad between Fourth and FIRM
streets; ROb'rI Verne. Lesley farrir. and woody
Williams, Church I'M. and from the teachers snd
scholars.
Persons leaving their names At \. W. Carriers,
s26 Man street. viii be called for In the morning
and taken To their homes In the evening Pare each
way. 25c.: children half price.
a.,
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MORE RAILS YoR THE RICHMOND AND AL
LEGHANY ROAD -Four hundred tons addi-
tionul OF rails for the Richmond and Allie
ghany railroad arrived Saturday ant VIII
be delivered in the dock to-day.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED by
the use OF MEADE& BAKERS SAP0NiNE DENri-
FRICE. which will speedily remove ucipient tartar
aud scurt. Price. fifty cent, a box.
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MOUNT VERNON IESTITUTE, 4G
ItI Mount Vernon Place. BsllpOre. English,
French. and German Boarding and Dav School for
Young Ladies. Mrs. NJ i. JONES and Mrs. MATT
LAND, Principals. assisted by Professors l.. G.
BRICKEN>TElN. SIDNEY LANIER, b. BAR
Ton, VI. d., and large corp. Of other teachers Of
experience aud ability. superior advantages ere
offered on account Of delightful situation. The
,w-nN-6rst annual term viii commence SEP
TEMBER com. Circulars sent on application.
IL S-eOd2m
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DEATH or Mr.. THOMAS l.. LYNE.-Mr.
Thomas l.. Lyme died. after a brief illness,
at his residence, on James river below the
city. Saturday morning at ! O'Clock. The
deceased was an uncle Of Mr.. II. 3. Lyme,
OF this city. He was well and fyorably
known in the community, and wasfor some
time the county assessor for the lower dis
trct OF Heurico. lis funeral was an
nounced to take place Sunday at ! o'clock,
M his late residence.
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GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
A telegram from Charleston. ). c., recently
published, stated that there would probably
he a failure to make the payment due July
18th by the purchasers Of the Greenvile and
Columbia railroad. This i Il mistake. There
will he no failure in making the payment.
The fact i that the condition OF the Green
willie and Columbia railroad case renders it
impossible for the purchaser 10 pay with
safety 10 himself. Thele are two purchasers
claiming.
The Sccond-mortgage bOndhOlderS. rep
resented by Il committee, claim that the
property was Knocked down TO them ut the
price OF 1892 900. while Mr.. COurtenay,
II Charleston, claims that it was Knocked
down to him at the price OF S2,96j,000.
Both parties insist that the bidding against
Mr.. COurtenay after the property was cried
out 10 the secOnd-mOrtgage bOndhOlders
was fraudulent and the secOnd-mOrlgnge
bOudholders will tile Il petition asking that
the sale may be set aside and a new sale
ordered, requiring a cash payment Of
$500, ,0o0 instead OF $4,000. or course no
payment can lie made until this
question IS passed upon by .he court.
The secOud-mOrtgage bOndhOldcrs have
already secured control OF over four
fflhs OF the guaranteed bonds. Con-
trolling fve-sixlhs OF all the liens
upon the road. they have firm grip
upon the property. and mean to hold it.
But they do not propose to be cheated out
OF large amount OF money II they can
avoid it. The masters report shows that
the road was knocked out to them, and
their money received a. cash payment on
their bid OF S2,392, 900. Against their
protest the master afterwards ro0pened The
bidding. because Of a supposed mi>np-
prebenslon on the part Of competing bid
der.
Our people are largely Interested in this
matter, and it is but right thas they should
know the facts in the case, which we have
given above, from an authentic source.
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PERSONAL-BRIEF ITkMs.- Professor C..
L. Siege left the city Sunday morning to
complete arrangements throughout the
State for the performances TO be given by
his English Opera Company.
The rainfall for the month OF July. up TO
Saturday night. has been only Lac inches.
Julius Syc!e. Esq. left the city Saturday
evening for South Carolina. where he goes
to visit his daughter, Mrs. I>eman, in
Spartanburg.
A match game OF baseball will be played
some time this month between the Char
lotte County and Richmond Base Ball Clubs.
Mr.. W. &. Elan left for hi, home. in
Louisa county, Saturday. His condition is
somewhat improved.
The Hastings Court was engaged in the
consideration Of the civil docket Saturday.
The criminal docket will be called to-day.
The names OF Miss T.. VI. savage and Miss
Rebecca Taylor were accidentally omitted
bv the secretary from The list OF teachers
elected at the meeting OF the City School
Board, and published in Saturdays paper.
The Henric0 County Board OF Super
visor we're in session Saturday, but trans
acted no business Of great public interest.
Mr. J. i. Conner, OF the IdidnG Fdrmer,
Professor John Ke>snich will leave with
a portion Of his orchestra on the Danvlle
train this morning for the Allegheny
Springs. where be " III discourse sweet mu-
sic during the sumner.
4 white man was arrested on Saturday
afternoon at Messrs. Paine n NOwlin's for
stealing n lot Of goods. He was caught in
the act. and bad the goods stuffed in the
back OF his coat. which attracted the atten-
tion Of the prOprietorS.
The remains OF Mrs. Lizzie j. Wilde,
who deceased suddenly Saturday at her
residence, S07 west Clay stree. in this clty,
will be conveyed to-day to her birthplace
n Oak Hill, Louisa county, for inierment.
Deceased was a daughter OF the late Garland
Thompson Waddy. former prominent citl-
zen Of Louisa, and passed away in her tor
tV-srypnth wear.
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ENTERED AT THE CUsroM.HousE. The
Ame, lean bark Lillian, Stout mastor, en-
tered at the custom-house SATURDAY. from
Baltimore, in ballast, to load oil for Europe.
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pOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, va

IwENTY-ElGHTH SESSION BEGINS SEPT. SIN
Classical. Scientific. Elective and Preparatory
Courses. Library. 10000 volumes. Climate un-
surpassed town hoo feet Sboye sea level.
Churches of i've denominations. Entire expenses
for ten months. from 1 GO 10 $22O uncluding col
lege fees. board. fuel. lights, and ~ashngl STU
denis fTom sixteen state. Catalogues FREE.
Address SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
iv 1.deOlI m..W Inv In AM2I
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.
Miss MARY ). BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This institution confines 10 increase in prosper
Nv from YEAR 10 YEAR II offcre superior advantages
ln location: in It's huildings and grounds; IN It's
zueral appointments and sanitary arrangements =.
d iull corps Of superior and experienced teachers
a. unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern IAN
guages, eOcutlOn. nue arts. physical culture. ana
Instruction iu tue theory and practice OF cooking
Dc success ful efforts made 10 secure health. COM
fri. and happiness rs opposition 10 cXtravag
r. : 'audard Of SOLID scholarship.
I FOR full particulars apply 10 the Principal for
ttaiogurs. je lS2m
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
NTUATEp ONE HUNDRED YARDS PROM FORT
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Equal 10 sny bOiei ia the Uaited states as Sum.
heT RssOri o. cOid-weaI her ssnitarlum. For cir
esiar describing hygienic advantages, terms, &c.
Aaofess uy mail or Telegraph
sp30 IL ii. PHOEBus, Proprietor.
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XvIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

INTN '
MRS. CENTRAL j. r B. STUART. PRINCIPAL,
aided by full corps of efficient teachers. The
sion begins SEPTEMBER 10TH. aud continues
nine n ODils. Inc expense Of board. &c, with a
hDeral course. including Music and Languages, need
not exceed $500. For particulars apnl 10 The
iv 9.Dm PRINCIPAL.
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7ARTETY SPRINGS, OPEN 2OrHJUNE

on the hesapeake and Ohio railroad fifteen
miles west OF StauntOn. cars stopping at the door.
Excellent water. grand sctnr'y, and good fare.
Usual amusemeuis. Board: 2j per month Of thir-
~ ays. - per week. and sl.5O per Gay. Children
under twelve Nears and servants haif.price. Bath-
lDg IN heahug water graft. J.. * VI. BUsfUSS,
RrnnLlDlnr. O.. W. LAlKE Alamnger. " l4-lm
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THE Hot WEATHER.-lh mean tcmpera-
ture here on Saturday Wa, 9Oi which i
about as warm ~ one care, 20 have IT,.
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

Accommodations foi 800 guests. Finest fshins
and surf-baihlns found on The Atlantic coast steam
Tailioad, halt hour from Norfolk. Brass anc stlug
tuud. New 1shing- and pleasure boats. Address
j. A. KENNEDY.
Superiutfndsnt ocean View Hotei,
or l.. =. DODSON. Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk Va.
ie l4.lm