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Young ladies are graduated in ~ SINGLE DE-
PARTMENTS: (2) the LITERARY COURSE; (3)
the SCIENTIFIC COURSE: l4l the CLASSICAL
COURSE; t5l the FULL COURSE; t6) MUSIC.
vanlages are equal 10 any afforded In the Soulh.
The gentlemen and ladf officers are OF high social
have no Other calling. Musical advantages very su.
perior.
The session begins SEPTEMBFR 10TH. Pupils
are received for single session, for the period Of
sch0Ol-iifc. iucuing vacations. Daughters OF MIN
isiefs Of The Go~pel admitted az reduced ratef.
P0st-ofIce; BO;etCurt Springs. Va. Depot and
telegraph Office salem, on the Atlantic, Mississippi
and OhioPaiirOad
Apply for circulars. IS 3O-2taw3w
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TARRANT's SEuTzER APERIENT.

THE HEAT OF SUMNER, OR OF A
tropical climate causes depression Of vital power,
fosters bilious tendency and renders the stomach
and bowels apt TO become sluggish and disordered.
This hurtfu influence Is nullIhea by that mos: re-
freshing and inylgorailng OF saHes,
TARRANT'S sELTZER APERTENT.
which IS emphaticaly indorsed by bhysclans and
the press. SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
an s-M,W,&F2w
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PHYSICIANS ALL ADMIT that quinlne only ef-
fec,s temporary saspen,on Of IN, attacks OF fever
aud ague, unless preceded by reliable anIi-biiiohs
medicine.
The testimony Of thou'auds establishes beyond a
doubt that Or. TUFTS LIVER PILLS. followed Uy
quinlne is permanent cure FOR cblls and fever and
an bilious diseases.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNiSE DENri-
FRICE. which viii speedily remove lucpent tartar
and scInf. Price. hfty cenlS box.
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NEW FIRM.-Mr lREsTON BELyIN having pur-
chased the furniture business heretofore conducted
by III. IA her, the late Mr. j I'M a. Beyn will con-
Time the manufacture and sale OF all kinds Of FUR
NITCRE AT the ola stand. No. IL Governor street.
Mr.. Belyln has had many Years experience In this
business under his father, anI IS well fitted to IL
tiuue The same i'm al iis varied branches.
Mr.. JOHN r. SALLIR. long connected with ire
manufacturing depar mrnt Of the old concern. viii
continue with the new.
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The indications for 1880 strongly point
to greater increase over 1879 than
that year exceeded the one Immediately
preceding; as in the six months ending
June 80, 1880. 100000 pounds more were
manufactured than in The first half year OF
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TOBACCO MANUFACTURED IN RICHMOND
The following statement OF tobacco manu-
featured in Richmond from 1915 to 1879, in
elusive, will show steady advance since
1873 to the present time-to wit:
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IHAyE ANALYZgD TIE wnisKEY kaosn un
der the brand of B-solect," controlled By McssIs
WALTER u. BLAIR 4 CO., Richmord, Va aGd
and il free from fusii-oH and oiler impurities
ard recommend Us Use for medicinal aud family
uurposes. j. b. HcCAw, II. d.,
Laie Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College OF virgioia.
ynnunru l9 1872.
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SOMETHING FOR RAINY DAY-an UMBRELLA
Another large arrival # those cheap Umbrellas Al
LEVY BROTHERS. You can save IS per cent. by
max Ing our purchases Of them.
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EMINENT WILMER BRINToN. VI. D..
BALTIMORE, WRITES:
Ihaye used Coldeu's lIEDIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT
OF BEEF In my practice. As tonic In eonsump'
non, debility. weakness anemia, chlorosis, &c. it
cdna. be surpassed
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EuRNIIrRE, FERNITUREi-lr

Il offer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber Funi- -
ture IN Irice from sZ3 % 300, from tie Des' lyB
manufactures Fast aud West, Also of my Owa't
make together With full line Of ParioF, once, ana
Kitchen Furniture. sud every article in the tuinl-
nre line; also. et-Makers' supplies OF every
de- cription. VIII duplicate Ballimore prices. Phf-
lies IN want viii save money by giNinc me = cst
Office aud warcro lms. l43s Msiu street. near Fif-
teenlh street. Workshops, q, 49, aud 20 nlrth til-
teenth ,ifett. WILLIAM DAffhVNs
10 I.2t
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M, ELLYsoN 4 co.. advcrAssns agents, insert ad'
yertisemens ia all Of the newspapers OF the Uniist
slses ss publishers rates. Orders eft at the Do
pateA counting-reom WIN receive prompt sstss
In.
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Those who aie not aware Of the great decline IN
the prices Of SLee,ing- shring and Fi!i0w-C Casugs
should not delay IN ca..i!ngat LEVY BnO1uERs'
and getting posted.
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ST. PARIcx's oDALIrY.-The ladies Of
the Sodality Of st. Fatrick's parish are ar
ranging for a grand Ioic-nic nj Schuctzen
Park on the 24th instant for the benefit OF
the st. Patrick's Female School, in charge
OF the Sisters OF Charity. The affair should
receive the patronage OF sll.
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MARsEILLEs QUILTS can lee had az such prices
at LEVY BROTHERS as to make it to your adyaL-
iage 70 purchase OF them.
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The larges, stock and best assortment ~ Laces
and Hamburg T. ping and ln,ert,tgs can be- had a,
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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sAyE MONEY by naWIg your printing done atiht
DISPATCH PRIETSG-lIousx. Coed work. lev
prices, and satisfActioa suarSsteeG
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PnINIX BAKING. POWDERS are an Old, reliable
brand. absolutely lure. TRY them. For sSle by
POWERS. BLAIR X CO.. SLATER, MYERS 4 co.
GRESHAM BROWN.
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Buy YOUR SUMNER DREes GOODS Of LEVY
BROTHERS, as they have made < eat reductions n
their prices, 10 close cut their whole stock De.
fore the l5th OF September.
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EDGE.utLL SCHOOL.---Tbe next ses-
H lion OF this SCHOOL will commence sEP-
.1EMBER l3lN. For cifcfiaIs s-1dr IS the
MISSES RANDOLPH.
KesylGt Depot, Aibemsrfe county, Va
Az 3.fsfnla
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TARDNEL. 25 west

Nl Ash ST. New York. reopens SEPT. 21th Hoard
ing and Day school for Young Ladies and Chidrtn.
Thorough teaching: daily leciUf,s; languaees spo-
ken within months. Drawing and musical sdVan-
tse,s unsurpassed. Public examination ioI grauu-
sfcs au lO-4 4aw52t
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.

Colonel GEORGE p. TAYLOE, President of the
Trustees.
CHARLES l.. COOKE, Superintendent.
MRS. 4. :. CHlLDS. Associate Principal.
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Mrs. &. l.. COOKE, head Of Domestic Department
Mrs. &. II. COOKE. Domestic Department.
Miss LAURA B. WHITE, MatrOn.
CHARLES n. COOKE. Business Agent
JOHN ;. TOMPKINs, NJ. d.. Resident Physician.
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UNIVERSITY CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
L 4I4 FAST GRACE SIRKET.-MATTHEW
BLAND HARRISON (Cnversity Of Nirginia),
Pine pai-Istin. English. and Mathematics.
WRIT MINOR, VI. tUniver-ity Of Nirginia),
Ancient aud Modern Languages. Refer TO DR..
james r. Harrison. chairman Of HE Faculty OF the
University Of NIgiuis. and 10 former patrons; Miss
sarah y Randolph. Maryland: Mrs. Edmund Ruff
fin. Oid Church; H"n ". ". Cofcorar, Washing
ton Dr. Francis 4 WINS. Mr.. X, II. Meade. Coo
mel ". n. Palmer. Mr.. T.. O. Noltiug, Mr.. AleNan-
der Cameron. Dr. .. 4. Crenshaw. DR.. Thomas Pol
lard. Mr. H. w. Pickftll, Richmond. session hcenS
STPTFMRKR germ. an ll-codtSe OtdtSe2O
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TARNETT'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
" ELLICOTT CITY. MD.-Prncipal, JAMES
M GARNETT. NJ. A.. LII. d., laie Principal of
II. Johns Colege-Opens sFPIkMBEH 10TH
Address. until september lst. Mddieburg. Va.
an -eDd IN
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TNIV RSITY SCHOOL, PETERS :.
u RING, VA.-The sixteenth annual session 9i
this SCHOOL FOR BOYS begins OCIoBEk
lsr. thorough preparation for the University oi
Virginia aud other COLLEGES. Higi ~ rtconmenoei,
nv the Faculty and by Professors IN specls'
- Schools :, Of the University. For catalogue aG-
-. a,"''' W. GORDON MCCABE,
N.,s, ,s-ood1,s,n Principal.
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NIRCiNIA FEMALE INsTITUTE,

Mrs. g ssxsAi 4 q, srt,A RT. PR,Scsy1L.
sloed by fsS corps or ef1eieAt feacberf The ses-
sloa beslns s&PTEMBER i91Ji. aud conllbpes
lyDe months ghe expense OF l1ard, &C., with =
nL.ssi course. tBapding Music and Languages, need
not txHeed 1880. sDr psrtieHlers sgyiy 70 The
" Sem PRINCIPAL.
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MRS. ENGLIsH's SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES Am LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
WILL BE REOFE\ED TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
II. 1850.
The success Of this school during the past year
has encouraged the mncipal 10 secure in addition
able assistance.
For circulars and further information apply TO
MRS. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
4r o. W(Elm
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DlTAPsCO 5NSTITUTE--MJss sA-
y 4AH n. RAND0L PHI. OF Edge Bill, Virginia.
PrjnsaDai. This xeL4saowu ScHUU1l for YOUNG
LADSts aud CHILDREN will open sGPTkM oER
lJTH- a. offers unusual facilities for sfGshed efu
eatiOR, FOR circulars address the Prreipdl. Pa
iapseo fNsiliuie, kllieOit (giy, Mc. ~ l1-2ot
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n EN- MORE UNIVE RSlTY
NA HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST NJOIj jRIHOISE. VA.

A.. ~. STROBE fueth. Medalist, u. Va.1, {'ulncIpa
and Instructor On Mathematics and Naiura
sciences.
r. S.<sELSON. NJ. A. aScniversity OF vlrgBia, In-
.k}fRctOr IN G. sek and Latin.
e. E.n.ENT fedue4tcd In Germany and for many
yesTs resident Ia Pansl. Instructor H. Germaa :,
4fsk<eh, Italian, and spanish.
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DIR. +. ". YOUNG, OF OXFORD, n. C.,
MEMBER OF THE STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TIOH, AND Turing THE LATE WAR
4 DISTINGUISHED SURGEON
CoyrEDERATE STATES ARMY.

When In a condition so prosiratod aud disabled
from q Guuty affection that | was compelled I'D
abaudOn the practice Of my profession, with but
little IL aEy hope that should ever De able ~ re-
sumo it. a visit Of some weeks 10 the BUFFALO
LITHIA SPRINGS, and The I've of The wa'er sf
spring 40. 2 resulted In the cOnnlete restoration
of lny health. aud ! an again actively engaged In
prOfess iOnal pursuits. From my own experience IN
It's use sud observation Of It's effects upon other per-
s0ns feel we'll warranted I'm hQ expression oi The
opinion that IN Com, K eumatlsm and Gave, lGi
Indeed In di-eases centrally resulting from the uric
acid diiihesis this water l. entitled tO take rank
among The potent of known remedial agents have
often prescr ied II with marked beneficial results ia
Dyspepsia attended hr ncrI Gus depression Nelril-
gia. aud ~ Uterine AntcuOBs."
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Mrs. l.. V. TURNER. English Laneudge.
Mis- : l.. COCkE. Latin and French.
Miss VI. l.. COOKE, Msth. German. and French.
Miss SALLY II. RYLAND. Preparatory School.
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Tsks<UiOOL IS strictly preparatory Is the Uni
verst@ ~ Virginia. special attention is gwen ;ts
ugst1dtnts TO soeak the several languages Of
IuroBs.
Charge l3. half sessSsa fa25. ReductiGn made
IN faysa OF sniiinisers ECU OF two brothers.
For esta.1 gees address THE PRINCE AL.
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8irhmond 1ispatth.
SUNDAY. AUGUST Is. 1880.

ss THE CIRCULATION OF rHE BIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Ing. = =,
Rooms.
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The Henrico County Court was In session
again Yesterday, and was engaged in trans
acting civil business. Tomorrow morning
the criminal docket will be called, and the
case OF George Brown (colored), for horse
stealing. will come up for trial. Brown
was tried last week and found guilty, but
the Court granted him new trial.
The case of Jsmes Barrow (wbite),
charged with the same offence, will proba-
bly, be heard tomorrow afternoon.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Henrico met
al the county courthouse yesterday TO con-
slider the application for an increase Of the
levy for school purposes from ten 10 fifteen
cents on the one hundred dollars. The
question was discussed at length, and the
Board adjourned, without coming to deci-
sion i'm the matter, TO meet again on the first
Saturday I'm September. Mr.. w. Y. Nor
decai presided at the meeting.
An adjourned meeting OF the County
School Board was held Yesterday. Reports
from the committees appointed at the last
meeting were received.
The report OF the Committee on School
Census shows the population OF Henrico,
as asceriained by the last census, to be as
follows:
Fairfield Township-School population :
White, SO; colored. 1,175-total, 2,054.
Tuckahoe Township-School population :
White, $40; eslored, 7l3-totaI, 1853.
Brookland TOwnship-School population !:
White, 6S6; coloIed, 755-tOial, 1,441. Va.
rina Townsbip-School population: White,
GIL; colored, 432-total, l,043. Grand to-
tai, 1891. School population from last GEN.
sus, 5, 124-an Increase OF 1917.
Mr.. Lum. Wright, who was badly burned
at her residence, on Twenty-6fth street
near the corporate limits, Friday MORN
ing-an account OF which has already been
published in the DlSpatch-dIed from the
effects Of the burns yesterday.
The road Overseers who were indicted by
the grand jury last week for failing to keep
the county roads in good order will prOb1-
bly, not be tried until next term.
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VIC. RICHARDSON, Director Of Vocal and In
sirumenial Music.
II. S.PAULi, Pian" aud German Language.
Mis- JULIA PORCUER. Piano and singing.
henics, Vocal Music. aud Paint
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". TAYLOR THOM. NJ. A., English and French.
CHARLES L. COOKE. a. NJ. Mathematics.
Miss Is. -. fOwLKLS. Ethics and History.
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RHEUMATIC GOUT.
DIR. WILLIAM {. HUNTER. NEW YoRN.
No. Z65 SIXTH AVENUE.

While confes.ing good deal Of scepticsm % %
the virtues Of ~ neral waters generally. per 'Dna
ext elience Ia IL nte require THAT should frankly
acknowledge those Of the BCFFhtO LtIIiiA VA
TER. Rheumatic Gout has been my liic- long cne-
ms, and have 10 bcstatiOu In saying that have
found ln thi, water The most elcfc )us remedy mat
have ever g,cd. | have prescribed Il IN III same
'nalady fol patients, and always win The most sat
i,fart6ry re,u Is" au l3 3tawZg
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS. BOTTOM PRICES
FAIR DEALINGS. LEE GALLERY.
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND
~ SEMINARY opens SEPTEMBER STH. Cn-
mate unsurpassed. Experienced instructors. BON
sexes admitted ard craduated Address
REV 4. VI. JELLY, D. ~, Presidents,
an 4.eodlm New Windsor. Nd.
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IAW SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

IL AND LEE UNIVERSITY - thor ugh and
complete one years course. Instruction BY TEXT
books aud printed notes, with lectures upon special
and ices reduced 10 a total oC $40. Expenses for
nine months including tuition and fees. exclusive
Of books and cl0ihiFg. from 500 10 $3.50. Next
session ierins >IPTEMBtR 16, 1850. For c1ta-
Iogue, addres. j. l.. CAMPBELL. Jr.. Lexington,
~ au 4 eOdlm
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D,S~olrT,oNs & paRr>BRssIrs.


nISSOLUrION OF CO.PAkI MIX
- SfiIP.-The firm II ROUNTREE & McGiN.
NESS has this day tAulHsi IL, $50 been Dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr. J. T.. MCGlNNkSo With
ORA wing from !he concern. ~
IN. bu.iness viii bc continued 10y H. ". htIN-
TRF e. Al the old stand. Who asstits All b3bLl les
ano VIII settle up all uLnnishe business ot th. ate
firm NJ. ". ROT INTRrE,
j. T.. MCGiSNtsr.
AUGUST u. lsSc.
UrOn retiring from thf hgm Of ROINTRFt &
MCGiNNE>- ! would ally rrcOmme Il my
aie par uer. hr. II. ". ROUNfRCB. 20 my fri .nas
and The public. j. r. MCDiNNES>.
The business heretofore carried on under N Hrm
and style of RDI I<IkfE x hc1iNNtSo from
this daie viii br conducted by me IN my own uiihe
Thanking The pubic for heir liberal pNrOnigr De-
slowed on the liie Hrm DO fO'lct cODtinuaue, OT
the same iu the future. Very lssDecitny
II. ". ROT NTRFE.
au l2-Gt Thirteenth aud Franklin Stittt'.
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\ COLORED LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.-
a young lady writing froB Ashland to a
gentleman here makes the following report
OF recent cOlored literary effort:
The entertainment took place in the
Town Hail. which is quite a decent little
place, and there were three young men
speakers. They were all under twenty-One.
and, considering all things, they really
spoke very well. You never saw Sucn
dreadful "cases OF collar, cuff, white vest,
and long.taIed coats in your life The fist
speakers subject was the necessities Of edu-
cation-a subject peculiarly interesting to
me. After this addres. the President humOr-
ouSly announced that the audience had five
minutes in which 10 whisper. Then fol.
lowed the orator OF the evening on What
is EducationE" His speech was really
well written and beautifully delivered, the
only fault in his performance being that
he had Il qud OF tobacco in his pouth,
and constantly rolled it back and forth.
fIe won the prize for best Speaker-a sill
yer cup-which was presented by Mr..
Bishop, OF the PRESBYTERIAN church, in
most happy speech. But before the prize
was delivered there was still another speak
er. The orator came TO the stand with
beamng smle-his every feature express
ing confidence in himself. My subject
are charity. | am afraid what have to say
will not impress your minds much, but as
had promised to be one OF the speakers,
thought | would coincide" These were
his opening remarks; but there he
stuck. He forgot his piece. After
standing silent for about two min
utes he started on again and made
Intentionally the most ridiculous speech ]
have ever heard. He berated the rich man
and praised the poor man throughout, and
all in the biggest words; all pronounced
wrong, and not used with any regard to
their meaning. He said that "the poor
man, when he have anything 10 give his
brother, give his gift without o>tinization."
| suppose he meant ostentatiOn; but no
matter what he meant, he brought down
the house. There were more white people
present than colOred, and they just scream
ed during the rest Of the speech.
POLICE COURT. The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
hy Police.Justice ID. c. Richardson:
Susan Adams (cOlored), charged with
stealing a pair OF shoes from Jennie Will
liams. Discharged.
Dick Cheatham (coOred), charged with
unlawfully and maliciously wOunding
Frank Anthony. Continued until Tuesday
next.
james Larkn, charged with assauting
and striking Napoleon Jonathan with a
stick. Discharged.
Arthur Thomas (cOlored), charged with
stealing one lot OF window-sash, valued at
al. the property OF Lucy Buford, was
ordered to receive ten stripes.
Arthur Thomas and Bette Williams.
charged with misdemeanOr, were fined $50
each.
Annie Williams (colored), charged with
being a vagrant and unable to take care o.!
herself, was committed to jail for thirty
days in default OF surety.
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Entered at the Post.oHce at Richmond. Va, as
second-ciSss matter.I
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EDUCATIONAL.

C,orNy OF MONTE MARIA,
n rOR BoARDERs AND DAY sCmoLARS
na1sf ~ w Grace street between T~cniy-second and
- " s1,hifd streetsThe exercises OF this Asasse-
INc,,s,i INs.s,i 10 resumed on the ttgST MONDAY OF
m ~ mii,rrrNRFR For terms, NJ, address The
se' sCPERIORFSS Of 1llE ACADEMY.
=. ,s.SuW 4 SSatOclS
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FAMILY MARKETING-RETAiL PRICES
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing yesterday:
MedtS.-Beef, 6 TO 1910 l5c. per pound (;
mutton, s@ lOc. per pound; spring lamb, 10
to 124c. per pound lamb-chopS, 12tc. per
pound veal 10 to 12tc. per pound !;
pork, 10c. per pound; sausage, 10c. per
pound; smoked sausage, 10c. per pound;
bacon, s to l23Qllc. per pound; beef
tongue, 124c. per pound; cOrn-beef, s to Zoe.
per pound; liver, Sc. per pound; cbtlins,
Sc. per pound; tripe, Sc. per pound.
F01ciS and Butter, Gc.-Liye chickens,
80 10 3jc. apiece, or G0c. per pair. %
per dozen; spring chickens, 10 to 3jc.
apiece, or 30 TO Gjc. per pair, Sl.5O 10 %
per dozen; live ducks. 20c. apiece, or
40c. per pair, S2.40' per dozen; spring
ducks. 90 TO 40c. apiece, or 10 TO soc. per
pair. 81 per dozen; live geese, 80 TO I5c.
apiece, or 81 per pair, Sc per dozen; guinea
fowls, 2jc. apiece, or 40c. per pair. y per
dozen squads, ljc. per pair; eggs, lSc.
per dozen. The market is well supplied
with fowls, but small demand: they are
selling at reasonable prices. Butter, 10 to
25c. per pound; cheese, l6!c. per pound (;
sweet milk, Sc. per quart, or 25c. per gal
Ion; buttermilk, sc. per quart, or ljc. per
gallon.
VeqetableS.- Corn (roastiDg g-ears) 10c. per
dozen; tomatoes, &c. per quart, or two
quarts for &C., 10c. per half-peck, zoe. per
peck; cucumbers, 10c. per dozen; cabbages,
3 to &c. per head; beets, &c. per bunch. or
two punches for &C.. sweet potatoes, l0c
per quart, or 25c. per haf-peck. soc. per
peck arisb potatoes, ljc. per half-peck, or
2jc. per peck; onions, Sc. per quart, or 2jc.
per haIi-peck, SOC. per peck; buttcr-beanS,
s to 10c. per quart; black-eye peas, sc. per
quart carrots, sc. per bunch, or six punches
for 25c.; snaps, 10c. per hali-peck, or DOC.
per peck; Soup-herbs, lc. per bunch, or lOc.
per dozen bunches; egg-plants, sc. apiece.
FySh.-Spois, 90 to 25c. per dozen; stur-
geon, 4c. per pound; crabs, 20 to 9Oc. per
dozen. All fi,h are very scarce.
Fruits and Me!OnS.-Apples, &c. per
quart or Zoe. per half-peck, 20c. per peck /;
peaches. Sc. per quart, or 25c. per bai-
peck, soc. per peck pears IOr eatngl, l2tc.
per quart, or 3jc. per half-peck, Toe. per
peck, (for cooking) 8 aud 1Oc. per quart,
or % and SOC. per hali-peck, or 80 and 60c.
per peck; whortleberrles, > TO Sc. per quart ;
grapes, SC. per pound, or six pounds for
25c.; canteloupes, % and SOC. per dozen ;
watermelons, and 25c. apiece; lemons,
zoe. per dozen.
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