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WHO Is MRS. WINSLOWl

As this question is frequently asked 1--WE will sim
ply say that she Is lady who for upwards Of thirty
years has untringly devoted her time and talents
female physician and nurse principally among
children She has esp, cially studied the conStiu-
ion and wants of this numerous class. and as a re-
suit Of this effort, and practical knowledge obaIned
In a lifetime spent as nurse and physician, she hss
compounded Soothing Syrup for children teetbing
1t operates like magic-giying rest aud heah-and
Is, moreover sure TO regulate the bowels In conse-
quence OF this article Mrs. WINsLOw Is becoming
world drenowned as a benefactor of her race: chill
dren certainly do RISE UP and bless her; especially
IS this the In this city. Vast quantities Of the
Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold and used here. We
think Mrs. Wnslow has immoraliZed her name by
this invaluable article. and we sincerely believe
thousands of children have been saved from an
early grave by its timely use, aud that millions yet
unborn will share It's benefits and unite In calling
her blessed. No MOTHER has discharged her duty
to her suffering little In our opinion, until she
has given II the benefit of Mrs. Winsl0ws Soothing
Syrup. Try it, mothers-TRY 1T Now.-LGdies
Visitor, New York city. sold by all drugvists-25
cents d bottle. de lU-eodlw
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POLICE C0URT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police'Justice ID. Z. Richard
SON:
Mary Thomas (colored). charged with fe
loniously aiding Ben. Oliver in wounding
Harrison White. Discharged.
Patrick Belton. charged with assaultlne
and beating &. w. Tuck. Dismissed at The
request OF complainant on payment ol
costs.
Ryland Jeter (coloTed). charged with u.s.
saulting and beating Ann Riddck. Con.
tinued until to-day.
Thomas McDOnougb, charged with as
saulting and beating Obedient Bray. Dis
charged.
Edward Wilson (colored). charged with
being drunk, was fined 81.
Giles Haden, charged with being disor.
derly and creating a disturbance, was lined
S5.
Calvin Carter (colored), charged with
creating a disturbance and threatening 70
beat Joseph Scott, was tiued 81 90.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Brief NemS.-The Bon Air Company
propose 10 give lot TO any religious de-
domination who will agree to build church
there.
General David Weisiger and X. b. Foster
have been selected rs grand Jurors Tor the
ensuing term to tll the vacancy on the list
caused by the removal OF two OF the old ju-
rors from the city.
several small bridges in the upper part OF
the city are 10 be rebuilt ut once.
There will be Democratic speaking IN tbls
city soon, under the auspices OF the = MAN
chester Minute Men, Hancock and Eng'
Iish organization. .
4 delegate from this ely TO the Repnbli.
can Congressional Convention, which VIII
maet in Richmond next monib. VIII he mp
poipted during the coming week.
Mr. 4 q. Wells, welhknown eiiizen OF
this CITY, has been quite sick Tor several
days.
In the Mayors Court YESTERDAY mornlns
PAT. Macker was held TO ball for, n's soou
behavior by the Mayor. c...a.,a
some OF the delegates from Cnes',rns'u
and Manchester who attended tue heAu-
sns,er Convention Mt Hanover Cour,nouss
cIaim that "It was a packed consenton
Notwithstanding this, however, ,ney 'ussnu
vsw - ',,'sort the nominee Of that Conv ehtion
Rev. Frank G. Woodward, son Of Rev. D.
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PERsONAL-BRIEF ITEMs.--The following
occurs in the daIly postal news sent out yes
tcrday by The Government: 1.-The follow
ing pOstmasters has received their commits
sions Mary Fowler, I,saquenna. Va, and
George X. Gilmer. Richmond, Va"
A new military company has been or
ganized in this city, TO be known as the
Shaw Guards, with the following commits
stoned officers: W. p. Gray, captain John
Perry, first lieutenant, ana William Scott,
second lieu enant.
Robert Lavender was received at the
peniteniiary yesterday from Lynchburg 10
serve five years for larceny.
Mr.. Louis Euker is at Bremen, Germany.
The new PresbyteIian chapel in the west
Elm part OF the city has been wantonly
damaged by bad boys TO the amount OF seye-
raj hundred dollars.
The shooting match between the Ports
mouth Shooting Club and the Richmond
clubs will take place at the Brewery about
the 1st of September. The Richmond Shot
gun Club and the Fairfield Shooting Club
held q meeting yesterday to make prepara-
ton for en- niertaning the Portsmouth Club
when they arrive here.
Edward Cline. the small white boy who
had both hands badly mashed by car on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad few
days ago, has had his left hand and three
fingers OF the right hand amputated.
A new pavement is being laid on the
south side OF Franklin street between Fiji
teenth street and Locust alley.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CoNvEx
TIox.-The RepubIicans OF the Third con
grpssivnal district will hold convention in
this city September Stb 10 Nominate can
didaie for Congress. TIE Republican City
Central Committee met this week and
agreed upon next Monday as the time for
meetings TO be beld 10 the different wards
IN the city for The purpose OF selecting dele.
gates to the Convention. Each ward Is en-
titled 10 two delegates. the city OF Man
chester one. Benrico, Hanover, Caroline,
Louisa, and Chesterfield four eacb-total,
thirty-three.
The names OF quite number Of leading
Republicans have been mentioned In con-
neciion with the nomination, including ii
#. Wickham, G. p. Ramsdel, 3. W. Boxie,
l.. l.. Lewis, and Joseph Walker.
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RICHMOND ESTERPRIsE.-The name OF
the merchants OF Ricbmend and the fame
OF their goods has siIed the seas over and
crossed the wide ocean. But few days
since mention was made OF an order for pa.
per-boxes for Brazil and saddles and har.
ness for Mexico, and yesterday Messrs.
Watt & Call received an order which eclipses
all OF these. II IS 1othing less than for forty
plows from the Department Of Agriculture
and Commerce, India. These plows will
be shipped to Calcutta next week. This Is
the second order received from India in the
last Six months by this' enterprisDg firm.
Our friends need not be surprised In the
near future to know that orders have been
received by our merchants for watches for
Geneva, tobacco for Turkey, and toys for
Nuremburg. We long since began the ship
ment Of Goals TO Newcastle (Delaware).
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LassOing n Bear.


The following account vi the assoing OF a
40O-pound cinnamon bear by two we'll
known citizens OF this county has been sent
us for publication, and, knowing the par
ties and their high standing for truth and
yeracty, we give it space in our paper /;
+" George Cornell and Gus Richardson were
short time since engaged IN driving q
band OF cattle from Camp Wood, In Yaya-
pai county, TO Mineral Park, Mohaye county,
and when reaching The Muddy, little north
OF Anvil Rock. they discovered short dis
tance ahead, crossing the road, large cln-
namon bear. Gus suggested TO his com.
panion that they amuse themselves with
his lordship, Bruin. No sooner suggested
than adopted. The boys dropped the cat
tie and prepared their riatas for sport.
They made charge upon BruiD, who at
first seemed a little independent ana
obliyious of their presence. Cornell soon
had hitch around the neck OF his bearship,
when commenced tussle for mastery and
liberty. Brun caught the RATA in his teeth
and made an effort to sever the strands,
when Gus took in the situation and slipped
the rome around the hind legs OF the AMI
NAL, stretching him out as long as fence.
rail. The horses which these gentle
men were riding being well-trained TO
the work OF vlqueros, assisted in holding
Brun safe and sure. Their riatas were
now doing good service, and the next ques-
tlon arising was how to get them oil from
the old fellow, who was groaning IN pain
and rage, they having left their firearms At
home, A thought struck Gus. He backed
bis horse up. fastened the RATA to the pun.
mel or the saddle, commanded him to stand
frm while he discounted, and commenced
a fusilade with rocks. The head OF the bear
was pretty severely bruised. the blood rum
ming profu>ely from bis nostrils, when
George recolIected that be had pocket
knife. Quicker than thought be was upon
the ground, and scientifically approached
the Struggling bear, fetched him a tickler
under the short-ribs, which ended the
struggle. with victory for two OF the best
yaqueros In Arizona. Gus says the bear
dIed game, giving cross-eyed glance while
breathing bis last" 8. ff ~
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+. Woodward, OF the Manchester Methodist
church, was in the city yesterday.

Union Meeting. The next union meet.
Ing OF the Baptist congregations 10 Chester.
field county will be held with Enon church,
commencing on Saturday Of next wees. A
number OF Interesting subjects viii tx dr.
eussed, and special speaker has been sp.
pointed TO open the discussion on each sub
Jet. Among the speakers announced FOR
the meeting are Il. A. Haucpck, r. L.
Payne, DIR. Hail OF Petersburg, Rev. y. A.
Leslie. Rev. A. Zones, end T. l.. Dorset.
1T Is designed, We understand, that this
meeting is TO be IN Introductory one TO- a
protracted meetiny, which will be contirs-
ued by The EnoD church.
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LAST EVENINGS MOzAKT.-The nights are
beginning TO be cool and pleasant, though
as vet bun few OF the summer recreationists
have returned to the city still the attend
ance upon the Mozart last evening was very
good. They showed their appreciation OF
the programme by frequent applause.
Again we would say a kind word in behalf
OF the Board Of Governors. who have
striven hard TO give TO their patrons music
OF sucn Character as would cause them 10
attend the weekly muSicdLeS during the
heated term. Professor Reinhardt welded
bis baton very gracefully and looked better
from his trip, while the orchestra in the
overture LA Dame Blanche" by Boel-
dieu, played it With much spirit, both the
time and harmony being excellent and the
beauties OF the piece fully brought out.
Mr.. n. B. Peasants sang very sweelly the
Laritone solos "ROsc Marie" by Molloy,
and "Dream OF Me-" by Rnres. He has
a clear and ringing voice, which with lit
tie more cultivation would display it to
better advantage; yet he acquitted himself
very creditably. The piano solo " Cascade
OF Rubies," by Sydney Smith, was rendered
by Professor Il. 5. Nichols (wbo was per-
fectly blInd), played very nicely, and he had
To respond TO an. encore. DR.. Bartkowskl
delighted the audience with one Of his
violin solos. After the beautiful walizes
"Tbee and Thou" by Strauss zone OF the
gems OF the evening", was performed by the
orchestra, all went home With pleasant
remembrances OF the NJ oZart.
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HEYRICO NEws.-The Republicans OF
Fairfield township will have mass-meeting
at Woodyile next Wednesday. and will ap-
point delegate to the Congressional Con-
vention, which meets in Richmond. Meet
iugs will be held in the other townships on
the same day, aud one delegate will be
chosen from each Of the townships. Hen.
rico is entitled to four delegates.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hancock, a bigbIy.esteemed
lady OF Henrico, died at the residence OF
her husband, near the city, Yesterday.
The commissioners appointed to Tx the
value OF certain land. near the Three-Mile
locks, which Richmond desires 10 purchase
for the city water-works. will report at the
next term OF the County Court.
The col0red lunatics who have been con-
fined in the county Jail several months
awaiting to be taken to the asylum have
been carried out there.
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SENT on TO THE GRAND JURY.-In the
Police Court yesterday morning AIick Jack
son (colored) was up charged with felo'
niously stealing from the person OF james
Archer (colored) pocket'book containing
on TO the grand jury OF the Hastings Court
and In default Of bail was committed to Jail
Ben. Oliver (colored) was up charged with
feloniOusly woumding colored man named
Harrison White with a brick with intent 10
Kill. The offence was committed last Satur'
day night Whites injuries were such that
he was unable 10 attend court until yester.
day. Oliver was sent on for Indictment, and
allowed bail in the sum OF $500; in default
OF which he was remanded to jail.
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GCOmmunIcated.l
Cable 10 Fortress Monroe.

The American Union Telegraph Com
pany, despite the injunction and charges OF
various character preferred against II by The
Western Union Company. have completed
their cable between Fortress Monroe and
WiIloughby Point, thence by land line TO
Norfolk, and are now prepared to give their
customers prompt and efficient service 10
Ocean View, Fortress Monroe. Soldiers
Home, and Hampton, Va, at reduced rates.
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A HIGHWAY ROBBER ARRESTED. The
Dispatch Of Tuesday gave the particulars
OF Tue robbery on the highway, four miles
from Richmond, Of Mrs. Gervas Storrs OF a
fine gold watch by an unknown negro.
Yesterday evening Sergeant Parater re.
ceived information that negro had offered
for sale at Mr.. Wilhrich's store an unusu'
ally fioe gold watch. Upon the description
furnished he pursued and overlook Scott
Plea,ants fnegrol at the corner OF Fourth
and Broad streets, whom he promptly ar.
rested. Upon searching his person he found
the watch 10 question, which was subse'
quently identified by Mr.. Siorrs as the
watch stolen. Peasants, who is notoriou:
thief, was locked up at the Third station
house, and will have hearing this morn
ing.
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farms, and dourishing appearance OF things
generally, exceeded my expectations.
HAMPTON RoAps AGAIN.


Early Tuesday morning, having visited
| the Cenersi and his family the night before,
we got under way, In company with Gene
raj TaIlaferro and bis two sons, Judge Bey-
erIy r.. wexford, VI Richmond, and DR..
Taiaserro, the Generals brother, and went
down 10 Mobiack bay fishing, where we
spent delightful day with our guests. In
the afternoon we parted wuh them and got
under way for Hampton Roads. About 5
o'clock we came 70 anchor again. and CON-
menced fishing near the mouth OF POGO
sin. In Chesapeake bay, and caught some
hne bIue-fish. At half-past we got under
way again, passed steamship Hatferas, and
exchanged saIufations. At $3.50 p. NJ. passed
Old Point light; 900 p. 81, dropped anchor
inside Old Point. To-day we are at anchor
fishing off Ocean View tomorrow We start
for home. All we'll. +. II. +.
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prominent merchant OF Holly springs, Miss,
writes under date OF November 10, 1877: TUFTS
Pills are doing mighty wonders IN this State, and
are becoming more popular every day. Their sale
exceeds that Of every other pill combined. They
are peculiarly adapted TO maarial diseases. and all
our physicians prescribe them in their practice"
l. H. ATUEY.
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DEATH OF WELL. KNOWN CoLoRED MAs.
Peter Gwynn (colored), for forty-three
years employed at the Richmond Theatre.
died Yesterday. lie was born the night the
old Theatre burnt down, December 20,
1911. and was well known in the commsl.
nity as peaceable. hard-working, and
trustworthy nan.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was alternately
clear and cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 72 I;
Q "A. NJ, rs; noon, S4; T.. Ia, 81; r.
~. so; midnight. II.
Mean temperature. 1S4.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day For the Middle
Atlantic States, falling barometer. station
ary or higher temperature, partly cloudy
weather, and local rains.
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EOH HLEAsE FOR a LONG TERM a
ppo9ykF 9k ~ lYkAks. THkT MOST yALUAB BLE -
fun siftess- fronting 50 feet aBd running bsck
sp1st l40 feet. Thp ts beyond doubt the most de-
ns.s.es9nf stores. ~ rot Ieef<d coon the pfcprfty
VII ~ - rybeeo - rsrceis y ehe yenr. u eushfeees
n'l.esS m.esS ~ Moed siseet and two sosee ss1 hires
~ sNvsw dRusBs 4 WILLIAMS.
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wmppRp.- jackson. small col-
-ored nov. was before the Police Court yes
ter,av morning charged with stealing Z
va,oeirede valued at 81 from J. W. Rex.
He wss found guilty and sentenced to re-
celye ten stripes.
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JannnrN IS. 1872.

NJ. ELLYsCN & co.. advertising agents. insert &C
yertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the Unites
SLSes =, publishers rates. Orders left at the d.
patch counting-room will receive orsmrt sttsD
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DATAPSCO INSTITU TE-MIss SA-
RAN RANDOLPH. OF Edge Hill, Virginia
PRINCIPAL. This well-known SCHOOL. for YOUNG
LADIES aud CHILDREN viii open sEPrtM oEk
ibT IL OFF IS unusual facllities for finished edu-
csiion For crculsls address The Principal. Pa
fspsco Insiliu g, Eilicott City. Md. ty 1925
IIISS AUGUSTA DANIEL WILL RE-
M sUME THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL on
tie FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT.
COMPETENT assistance In every department.
1.fOc2
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EAT SLOX

and clean yonr mouth afterwards with SOZoDoNT,
and yonr teeth will be In condition to do their work
for years. Thousands of dyspeptics bolted their
fsod because they hal no good ,,eth TO mastcate G
properly. Chew 1ne, eat slow, and use SoZoDoNT.
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HAVE ANALYzED THE WmsKEY known un.
der the brand of b. Select" controlled BY Messrs
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. and
find II free from (usiL-ou aud other impurities,
ard recommend its use for medicinal aud family
purposes. j. B. McCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
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LEVY BROTHERS have received ten pieces Of
BLACK FRENCH BUNTING, which they will sell at
the low price OF 25c. yard; IL is worth 35c.
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Personai.-Rev. William II. Christian. or
the Virginia Methodist Conference, was in
the city yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

H6- on all s0tes OF Real Estate made betwea
t1s lst Of January and last Of June the tagesTo
tte present year have 20 5eDafd 6y the purchassi
On all sales made betioeen the lSt 0fJaty and LGa
Of the year the tdEes haze to be paid By ths seller
lThls custom adopted about fifteen years axe
BY all the real estate agents in Richmond, and sp
piiesto Richmond and v'tinity1
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, d p. NJ commissioner :
sale Of building lot on the north side OF Main
between Second and Third streets, and lot on
the alley In The rear.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. 10Y A. w.. furniture, fea.
iber.beds, chairs, stoves &c.
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CoNsrNFTiyE's HOPE.
generous, nutritious diet. Pure air and Coden's
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF taken regu-
larty
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TWENTY. sEvES HUNDRED LINEN COLLARS at
&c. apiece; 1880 LINEN COLLARS at &c. piece.
These collars sold usually at 10, 12x, and sc.
large stock Of NEW LAcEs at
LEVY BROTUFRs'.
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See the new PALL and WINTER GOODS at LEVY
BROTHERS.. Buy now ami You will do as they have
done-get the brst choice.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer 1000 yards Of CRx-
TONES, for Furniture Covering, Curtains, &C., at
25c. q yard; actual value Is 35c. per yard.
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WANTS.

WANTED, A FEW MORE QUIET
w BOARDERs. GOOD BOARD one hundred
aud any wards from depot nice batning for ladies
and gentlemen, huptirg, fishing, and other noun
tain rreres,iOns; chaiybcste aud sulphur waters
churches and sunday schools: good physicians and
pleasant company. Wnie for circular aud price,
10 DRUGSTORE,
auoO-5tt CovingtOD, va.
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Mrs. ENGLIsH'S SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7u7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL BE REOPE<fD IL ESDAS, SEPTEMBER
2l. 1850.
The success Of this school during the past year
has encouraged the piinciDa 10 secure In addition
10 the corps Of teachers of last session other yau-
able assistance.
For circulars and further information amply 10
MRS. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
jy 12-lw&lM,W&F1m
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nOWN THEY GO!
100 TIN TOILET SETS just received. TO be sold
a, from 10 to 25 per cent. less than regular
price.
Great bsrgains In slLvER-PLATED &c T.
PITCHERS.
poRCELAiN.LINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap.
The largest stock Of CHINA DINNER, TEA and
TOILET WARE and HOUSE-FURNIsthNG
GOODS GENERALLY, 10 be found south Of
New York. at EoTrcs PRICES. n you wish
bargains give me call.
jyl2 E. TAYLOR. lOll Main street.
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WANTED. TO PURCHASE A HOUSE,
w from seven to nine rooms, ia good locality.
south or Broad street. Address, stating terms and
location. HOUSE"
au2O-3i+ ROx 73. post -Ofilce.
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young ladies are graduated In ~ SINGLE DE.
PAHTdHNTS: (2) the LITERARY COURSE; i3l
The >dIFNTiFGC CoURsE; "a the CLASSICAL
COURSE; l5l The FULL COURSE; t6l MSsIS'
Proylsiop is made to meet The wants OF all The adj
vsn,ages are equal afforded IN the SOUTH
The gentlemen and lad officers are OF high social
fyDe nBd varied cniinre-ihyy are teachers. and
have 40 other csling. Musical advantages very SUI
periOr. ..S-,.,,n,, p,,
are received for single session, for the peroa OF
scbooI-ie. inciuaing vacations. Daughters OF min-
f,ie,s Of the Gospel admitted az reduced rates.
foSf-ofice: 30 e;ourt Springs, Va. Depot aud
telegraph Office: salem, on the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Obloraiiroad.
ApDly for circulars. Y 3O-Zhw3W
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HAMPDEN.SIDNEY COLLEGE.
III PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY. VA.

The one hpndFed and 6flh session opens on I'd
SEPTEMBER. For caia ogue and for full informa-
tiOn 10 new studies aud new segrees. Apply 10
REV. j. NJ. L. ATKINSON, ID. ~,
fy y2.FkTu.2m President
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The man who spends all bis money on Q
diamond shirtstud carries everything be-
fore him.
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See the great bargains IN BLACK SILKS at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
AIrNHAN "a

NIAN \ IVN. ' ~.
MRS. GENyr4I ). + u. STUART. PRINCIPAL.
aided by fgli corps OF Cf cient teachers. The Ses-
Sion begins SEPTEMBER 18TH. and continues
nine n Onihs. The expense of board. &C., with a
hberal course Including Music and Languages, need
no, exceed $500. For particulars apnll 10 the
tv 2.1m PRINCIPAL.