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NEW ORLEANS CIGARS
WESTNORELAND, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GRAS, elegant;
pure Havana hllers-verY low At
CHRISTIAN h WHITES.
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
l. THE NURSERY.

The following IS an extract froin letter written
10 the German Reformed Messenger, at Cham
beTsbLrg, Pa:
A BENEFACTRESS.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. WIEsLow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale u
the Nursery. OF this sure that we will
teach our "Su,y" TO say, "A Blessing on Mrs.
WIEsLOwr for helping her to survive aud escape
the gripping cOlicking. and tecihing siege. MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child froia pain and cures dysentery aud diarrhel
II soflens the gums, reduces Inflammation, cures
wnd-colic, aud carries the infant safety through the
teetning period II performs precisely what It pro-
fesses 20 perform, every part Of it-HOihing less.
We have never seen Mrs. WISsLOw; know her
only through the preparation of her Soothing
syrup for Children Teethmg" II we had the
power W. would make her, she Is, physical "a
yiour to the infant race. Sold by all druggists
Twenty-Five cents bottle. ~ 29-eOdlw
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MISSIONARY APPOISTED.-On Thursday
the 2Sth instant the Board OF Foreign Mis-
sions OF the Southern Baptist Convention,
located in this city, appointed Rev. j. p.
Mccullough as missionary to China. Mr..
Mccullough is q native OF Murireesboro',
Tenn, as is his wife, who was Miss Flo
renee o. McAdoO. They are both Of Scotch
descent. Mrs. Mccullough is a graduate OF
SouIe College, Tenn. Mr.. Mccullough was
graduated from Rochester University, n.
Y, in the class OF 1879. Since that time he
has been pastor OF the Baptist church at
Parma, n. Y. He is represented as fluent
speaker and a man Of missionary spirit and
OF great energy Of character. His station
will probably be Tung Chow, on the Peche-
lee gulf. The Board expect to appoint
other missionaries this summer to accom-
pany Rev. r. II. Graves, u. d., and wife,
their returned missionaries, who will sail
for China about the middle OF October next.
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ASSISTANT CITY EEGINEgR-REsIGNAT
AND APPOINTNENT.-Mr. Charles +. Boiling
hss resigned the position Of assistant city
engineer to 90 in the broker business with
his brother-in Law, hr. COrbin warwick.
He has bad entire charge OF constructing
the new pump-works, and has been for
years a valuable city officer. The position
was rendered Mr.. Richard Boiling, brother
Of the retiring officer, and was accepted by
him yesterday afternoon. He is at present
engaged on the line OF the Richmond ana
Allegheny railroad, but will resign there to
enter at once upon the duties OF bis new
office.
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TEMPERANCE ExCURsIOK.-An excursios
to Point 81 FORK, on the IRichmond and
Allegheny railroad, under the auspices Of
Richmond, Cumberland, Fluvanna, and
Buckingham lodges OF Good TemplarS, IS
announced for Tuesday, August 9th. There
gill be speejsi committee fef ladies' unae-
eOmpanied by escort. Every arrangement is
being made for comfortable and agreeable
time. There will be brass and strsng music,
speaking by temperance orators. and the
day will be otherwise spent In various
amuseuentS.
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TIE ASSOCIATED RAILWAYS.-Mr. a.
Pope, general passenger agent for the As
sociated Railways OF Virginia and North
Carolina, has just issued handsome pamph-
let entitled "The Summer OF 1881 Among
the Health Resorts Of Northeast Georgia,
Upper South Carolina, Western North
Carolina, and Virginia" II is admirably
complied and printed, with thirty-one hand
some illustrations. In introducing the work
he says: "The Associated Railways OF Nir-
ginia and the Cdroinas have smoOthed the
hitherto rugged paths to many mountain
glen, health.glying fountain, rippling water
fall, and shining stream within the areas
shaded by those mighty mOnarchs OF the
Appalachian chain, whose towering sum-
mits first catch the morning sunbeams while
all else within the western world is wrapped
in mist and gloom"
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RICHMOND SINGERS GOING IN REGULAR
OPERA.-Mr. II. Thurston CardOzo, the
popular baritone singer, together with his
brother, Mr.. A. l.. CardoZo, and Mr.. Monte
Walker, all OF this city, have been engaged
b. Mr. John MeCaull, manager of the New
York Bliou Opera.House, to sing in opera
THU GALL. They are 10 assist in the rendering
OF a new opera by Mr.. Andrau, the composer
OF "0iiyette" aud IL Is stated that the
opera will be brought out under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. Andrau himself. who will come
over TO this country for that purpose. These
young Richmond singers will start for New
York on the 18th OF August II is also said
that the services Of Mr.. Edward Grant, for
merly OF this city, have been also secured
for lbe same company.
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POLICE C0URT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday
John VI. Payne was fined $40 for driving
over the new roadway on Main street at the
corner OF Thirteenth. An appeal taken TO
the Hastings Court.
Ben. WOodson (colOred), charged with
ass1ulting and threatening TO beat Henry
Guthrick. Surety required for his good
behavior for three months.
Henry Guthrick (colored), assaulting and
threatening to beat Ben. WOodsOn, was DIS
charged.
Cyrus Pollard (coored) was given ten
la,hes for stealing coal from Maynard a
Brother.
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BETHESDA WATER, direct from the spring, at
soc. per gallon, a. A. ANToNT's, Main street.

FRAGRANT BREATH Is always a pleasure, and
you can have ii by using MEADE q BAKERS de-
licious CARBoLIc MoUTH-wAsH. It destroys the
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
cayed teeth, and speedily restores them to healthy
condition. Price, hfty cents a bottle
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Statistics for July.


We give below our monthly record OF sta
tislics. They will he found TO contain an
accurate summary OF the transactions under
the respective heads for the past month:
POLICE COURT.
During the past month the Police Justice
has disposed OF 237 criminal cases and tried
439 charges Of ordinance violations. On
criminal charges II persons were sent on TO
the Hastings Court for indictment by the
grand jury, % persons were convicted Of
misdemeanor, and 33 were sent 10 Jail in
default OF security for their good behavior.
Fines collected City, 1904 50; State, SlO4; ;
costs, S26 25-total, S434.7j.
COROXER's WORK.
The Coroner was called on during the
month TO view the bodies Of fourteen per-
sons who died suddenly, as follows: three
white males, ten colOred males, and one COL
ored female. Five OF the deaths occurred
by drowning, two inqueSts were beld, and
one pOSt-mOrtem examination made.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The collections Of internal revenue for
the past month aggregated Sl67,979 O5.
The collections for the week Just ended
amounted TO $40 $50 "a.
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.
There were 205 deeds admitted to record
iu the Chancery Court clerks Office during
the month.
The clerk OF the HustiDgs Court issued
SO marriage licenses, l6 OF which were 10
coIortd persons.
There were marriage-lIcenseS issued by
the clerk OF the HeDrico County Court du-
ring the month Of july, OF which were
to white and 3 TO colOred couples, aud u
deeds were recorded.
FIRE-ALARMS,
The Fire Department was called on TO re-
spond TO three alarms OF fire during the
month.
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new HOTEL MANAGEMENT T.-Captain
George II. PeytoH, Of Fredericksburg,
Va, has leased the st. Charles Hotel, and
Is now having it thoroughly retilted for
first+elass establishment. II Will be for.
mal4y opened by the lst Of September, in
full tine for the Centennial. A successful
experience OF twenty gears at the business
warrants the statemcRt that the Captain
knOws bow to keep b@tel, and will please
HIS natrAaa
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BIT
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS sAPoSINE DENrI-
FRIcE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, dfty cents box.
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HoToPP'S CELEBRATED FIRsT-PREMUM
CHARLorTEsvILLE CLARET at I'll per gallon at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-elegaat summer
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL ,1fEfN

n STEAMSHIPS .-Baltimore aud ~1<A!ikaA
LIVERPOOL Ufd Halifax. y. =, and ST. J0hn's. y. p,
every alternate TUESDAY: Quebec aud Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This route presents unprece-
dented advantages 10 tourists. enabling them ID
view the Rni1csut scenery Of the Lower ~. Lave
renee. In addition, the distance iIOm Quebec 20
Liverpool Is 500 miles shorter, and OF the reduced
distance 900 miles IS iuland navigation, reducing
the actual ocran voyage 10 a minimum Of i've day..
Extra shins from GLASGOW, GALWA1,
IQUkENsTpWN and LONDONDERRY DIRECT
~ BOSTON. ~,
Fer passage and nformstion. apply 20 a: W. AZ
BER, Asent al Ricnmond, Va. OF LIVE AI.DEN,
q r. A., POI Broadway. y. Y; 2Ot Wa hingtpu
street Boston; lO7 south Ff.h street. Philadelphia.
10 D.podGtn
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BAsE-BILL.-The ~. G." and "hOdel"
Clubs. composed Of cgar-makers, played the
third game OF their series yesterday afleFs
noon at Base. Bali Park, In which the /. C.s
were for the first time victorious. Score,
27 to IL.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-FOr the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, easterly winds, stationary
or higher barometer and temperature.
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KEEP on THE SHADY SIDE OF TIE STREET aud
stop at 4NToNI's and get glass of Soda or Mineral
Water, and you Will never get sunstruck.
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AN EARNEST PROTEST OF INNOCENCE
Last night Augustus Harris (cOlored) was
arrested by Officers Griffin and Hardy for
being disorderly and using profane Ian
guage on the street. When taken to the
statIon.house, Harris protested his inno'
cence and declared that he "neyer used no
infqmed language"
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/ TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly,
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, 20;
9 A. NJ, 10; noon, SO; P. NJ, 81; 6P.
NJ, 49, midnight, u.
Mean temUerature, 774.
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COLLISION on THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILwAY.-Friday morning between 3 and
4 O'Clock two passenger trains on the Ches-
apeake and OHIO railway colIided at East
Bank, about ten miles east of Canneton,
W. Va. No particulars Of the accident
could be obtained Yesterday, but it IS un-
dcr,tood that only two or three persons
were Injured, and they very slightly
scratched and bruised. Both engines were
badly wrecked, and some Of the coaches
considerably damaged.
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CONylCrs RECEIVED.-Two convlcts were
received at the penitentiary Yesterday
William Palmer (cOlored), OF Petersburg,
sentenced to three years for housebrelking,
and Archer Stevens (cOlored), OF Halifax
county, for the sane length OF time for grand
larcpnV
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EREIliHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Poremouih
Sniihdeld, aud Hampton; Washington, j. -,
NeWhcrne, Washington, Nut TarDOrO', v. I. tnd
all points IN Eastern NOrl Carolina; also, for ksst-
ern Shore Of Virginia, Old FONT, aud all :es3ltr
landing. on James river, A. LOWEST RAJ -,
and through bills ircGed. l.. q. TATUN.
Ie 10 superintendent.
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THE ALLEGED MURDERER OF
VIOLET MICHAUx
Before the United states District Court
ON q Writ OF Ifabeas Corpus.

The Petition Dismissed-The Accused Ar
rested ON Another Warrant-A Fraud Sus-
pected About His Identity-AnOther Mat
thews Taylor Arrested.
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ICECREAM REFRIGERAyoR,
OF AN ICE CAVE.

1 ain now rrsdy 10 offer 10 the public ny u g
CAVE REFkiGERAfOR OF All rs snltaois ,e'
families rrstau-an'. hOles. b ehefs, steam Dos',
&C., &c. The ICE CAVE isa Rsfrigsfsbr .i H y
own invention. similar in construction, snu wa, wa
rnnted keep &C. IN psi feet pre.erN .ii,a
Tor almost any isns Of time: ~ fael, e n9
frOzsn sOlid II De ir a. and kep %. "ateF-p ''F
is attached 10 each family fIesrT. ..,,..
samOlts can be seen aud tx mined st my - .
They c1nSume less Ice and have mote eoenux p'N''
aiI.s NE : rsll q. ZiMAHR
/, so-Iw 1915 Main stree
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Fresh invoice OF KEY.wEsr CIGARS Just ar
rived. W. BLAIR 4 co.
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NEW Received Of The composer,
Professor C.. c. de NoTdendorf, his new
song dedicated to the members OF the
% Liederkranz," entitled Goodbye, Wen
Meet Again." and also his simplIned ar.
ranpement of WadteuiePs " Rendez.NOus."
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BETHESDA WATER, direct from the spring, at
soc. per gallon, at A. ANToNI'S, Main street.
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BED.BUGs. reaches.

Rats. mice, ants, flies. yermln, moequi,oes, iu-
sects, &C., cleared out by Rough on Rats" Nf-
teen-cent boxes at druggists.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. II. f. Lee, Jr., was in
the city yesterday.
Captain Page McCarty, OF the Washing
ton Post, arrived here yesterday for n short
visit.
Rev. II. A. Tupper, ID. D., leaves tO-mor-
row morning for two months sOiOurn at
Mountain Lake, Giles county.
1t is stated that Mr.. w. NJ. :. Dunn, late
engineer and superintendent OF the CheSa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company. has been
appointed and has accepted very lmpor-
tant position in the Richmond and West
Point Terminal Railway Warehouse and
Transfer Company.
Rev. Henry Mcdonald, d. d., breaches
to-day in Brooklyn, y. Y, and next sun
day in Boston. lie viii spend his summer
vacation in New England.
Rev. T. w. Hooper, Of Selma, Ala, is in
the city.
Poice-Justice Richardson Ieft the city
yesterday for New Kent county 10 enjoy 4
week OF much need recreation. Daring his
absence Justice w. Hall Crew will preside
ia the Police Court.
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RECEIVED Of Mr.. c. +. Johnston the
midsummer number OF the Daily Grdphtc.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY! MONEY. MONEY Parties
wi desiring 10 INVEST or BORROW MONEY
city country real estate Will nGd II % thtir ~
teresI 10 consult u. hAFxes .endt r., nothing:
10 borrowers moderate. Business s,flcUy COM,
Dental. Call or write for, free, IdrgtEtd hs"f
Estate Journal. r. u. CHhtflN ~ ="
~ 3l.d3Otkw4t keal EsSte bI0NIs
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WOODS RoE-HERRINGs, picked by Thompsoo,
for sale by ". -. BLAIR & co.
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HOP BIrTERs gives good digestion, active liver
good circulation, and bu0ysnt spirits.
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NGETIHGA.

MASONIC NOTICE. The mem a
wi bsrs Of HENFICO UNION LODGE. Xxx
1870, are requested 10 attend s'a'ed CONF "
muuicati0n THIS Monday EVENING at II
o'clock, as MasOu's Hail. on Twenty -hfsh street
Members Of sister Ofgcs ana transient brethren In
good standing are faternally invited to attend.
By Ordsr Of lhy w VI
WILLIAM WILSON. 50, retary
AUGUST ], a. l.. 1851. 4. ID. 1881 jy 3l-ltt
OFFICE OF THE Old DOMINoN)
IRON AND NAIL WORKS COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA July %, 1881
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOC CKHOLnERS OF THIS COMPANY will
he hed IN this office on MONDAY. August Isl, at
l2M e. f. BLANKEHSHIP,
jyZ4.d7t commercial Agent
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CLARET.-HAVinT been appointed agent for the
famous vineyard OF Mr.. Isaac b. Davis, OF Greene
county, Va, am Offering his PURE Claret Wine At
tl per gallon. commend II 70 my pa1ronS' Lioe-
raj discount TO the trade.
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
e26 Main street,
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DRowsINEss. bidOusnes5, pains and aches, and
ague, HOP BITTRRs always cures,
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WE recommend LEE GALLERY, Main street, fol
PHOTOGRAPHS.
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w TESLEYAN FEMALE NST1TUTE,
w STAUNTON, VA, OPENS SEPTEMBER 20,
1881. ONE OF THE FIRST SCHOOLS FOR
YOUNG LADIES IN THE UNITED STATES. Sur
Touudings beautiful. Climate unsurpassed fupllS
from seventeen States.
Terms among the best in the Union. Board, wash
Ing, English course, Latin, French. German, IN
strumentaI Music, &C.. for scholastic wear, from
September 10 June. S23S. For catalogues write TO
REV. WILLIAM A.HARRlS, ID. D..
~ yl5.deod2mSwlm President. StauntOn, Va.
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nFACH MILITARY ACADEMY-A

DEhIH Mill Nh ltNlNVI1Et It II
ID SELECT BOARDtNG and DAH.SCHOOL,
No 29z EAST FRANKLIN STREET, KCDMOSD,
VA-The seventeenth lion begins THURSDAY,
September 18th, and c'O,es 18Th JUNE following.
MI L. &. CATLETT, NJ. A., Of Richmond College,
has been engaged as assistant, and Professor l.. y.
H4ksKLEFF. the distinguished Russian linguist
and accOmDli he'd Instructor, will have claTge OF
The department Of Modern Languages. CircuArs
sSn be 1t,,iained at the bookstores RichmOu or
by addressing :. j. BEACH,
IL l7.Su,W6F2m Principal.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.
IL RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
MRS. II. G.. PEl TON aud
MRs ]. II. GARNkTT,
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS.

The continued growth Of this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES having rendered 1t necessary TO
SECURE increased accommodations, the building
No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET has been leased
for a term of Yeacs. This building was DESIGNED
and for a number Of wears has been ued for
school purposes. II will be thor ughly repaired and
made compiled ia all its appointments. The accom-
mOdatiOns for bOlrders are the best. Two young a.
dies to u ROOM and single rooms provided when de-
sired
com Portable apartment and all necessary atten-
tion prOyld for The sick.
The school viii REOPEN MONDAY, September
10. 1881.
For Information TO prices, &C., apply for cata-
logue al the bookstores, or 10 -
IL 3O.dl wa teOdts JOHN III. POWELL.
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"Od Dominion" Monirose,' " "B.Seec'."" Al
leghany," aud other brands Of pure WHtsKEY, well
aged. W.D. BLAIR 4 co.
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ANroNI's Soda and Mineral-Wat Fountain has
done more this summer for the cause OF temperance
than all the Lectures IN Christendom.
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PR0FESSIONAL.

- =, ,,---I-. ~.
X. g. PEGRAM, late of Pegram a Mellwsins, Pe-
tersbnrg. Va. &. =. .STRIHGFELLoWI IAts I y" nsnn y,
a Stringfellow, Peters burg. Va. Os W. hhAN
late OF Kean 4 Davis, Richmond, Va.
DEGRAM, STRINGFELL0W a. KEAN
Il ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ll0a MAIN 6TRKET, RICHMOND VA.
Is lbslm
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HORSES, MULES. dc.

nor SALE, A DARK BAY FN>-0
II HORSE, seven years Old. suitable for %c3A
buggy or phattOn Can be seen az
FREDERICK RICHARD sons stable,
MOnroe street between Broad and Grace.
jy 31.3t -
MULES AND HORSES FOR I'm
wi SALE.-Just arrived. FORTY MULES ZS2A
and HOR> Is. FOR ssle low. Apply at The Banner
~ 24,eod5I EDMOND BOS>lEUX.
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VI. ELLYsoN q CO., advertising agents. insert ad
yertisements in al Of the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Die
patch cOunting-room will receive prompt atteD-
tf
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LEE GALLERY PnorooRAPns DELIGHT ALL.

BEST PHOTOGRAPHS and low prIcss-LEE GAL
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WILLOW GROVE, VA,
w OK VAILEY BRANCH
Baltimore and OkiO railroad and shenandoah river
TERMS LOW.
Write for circular to - -,
MRS. ID. L. MCGINNlS,
Willow Grove.
jy 27-l2t Shenandoah county, va.
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HAVE rnE CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHED AT LEI
GALLERY
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.NOBB'S HOTEL,
X .COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
FISHING, SNIPE-SHOOTING.

This hotel IS reopened ior the reception Of vsi-
tors ferns, AZ per day, St2 per week, $50 per
month Route from Norfolk o. Ola Point, per
steamer Northampton L. Cherrystone, every mon-
Cay, wednesday, aRdFTiday.
Ur W. 5. STOAKLEY, of Norlhampton county,
viii be in attendance 70 render m deal AID, 81 ne
sdjress j. T. SPADY, Proprietor.
% HQ-tAul1
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UGMPDEX.sIDNEY COLLEGE, VA
rLFcrlnN OF a rROFEssOR

ELECTION OF A PROFESSOR
On the Sd or AUGUST, 1881, at O'Clock z.
A meeting Of the trustees Of this College Will he
he'd atthe ieciurO.rOOm OF Dr. toRe's church, IN
Rchu 1nd Va. for the purp9se Of electlng PRO-
FFSSOR OF BIBLE STUDIES AND ENGLISH.
Ms u,ost -0fiCe addrcss Is " Farmvile, Va Cor
RESPONDENTS will address me at that place.
te2I.2taw4w h. Stokes. SecretarS.
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S'eamer PIONEER, Captain PLArr. WITH pas
senger accommodations. will sail every TUESDAY
Al l2 ". Fretght received tiIl l. 80 A. VI.
Steamer EVERMAN. Captain SMITH, With pas
senger recommendations, Will tan syery fRlDAY
a. IL NJ. Freight received till 1880 A NJ.
Steamer fASITA, Captain NELSON. VIII sail
every SUNDAY Of A. II. Freight received till Q
Z. NJ. SATURDAYS.
daysl %.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fall ryer
For further information apply TO
j. W. MCCARRiCK,
General southern Agent, Rockets.
w. P.CLYDE a CO.
~ General Managers
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General R1ilrOad and Steamship A@enf.
1000 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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NOR NEW YORK.-TR9 Old <-fS..,>

EOR NEW YORK.-TRe Old -rfT.%
3 Dominion steamship COMPANY >. s.slnzaFsss
steamers VIII sail as follows: steamer pLD ipJ-
MINION, Captain WALKER. e,trg TUESDAY ~
2 O'Clock y. VI steamer W1ANOhf, tsD'In
COUCH, every FRIDAY at O'Clock +, NJ; steamer
MASHATTAA. Ciptiin KELLY every SUNDAY
al { O'Clock A. N.
Freight received up to | O'Clock p. NJ. fof 'bs
Tuesday's ana + liay's steamer, and 70 q ocgcK
SATURDAY evening for sunday, ship.
Through bills Of lsding slgD2d aud good for
WArded Wt patch 10 All poil q nOrtl souF ,efL,
and west; sisO. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations "a ursgrptssfd.
Cabin fare 20 New York, $1,000; steerage, ~ tdl
o..
For freight or passage apply 20
G. ". ALIEN 4 CO., Agent
my 6-ts COmany's Wharf, Rockers
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

DlsPATCH ROUTE FOR SALE. APP
n ggto w. >. PARE.
"fS'pt' bl7 west Main STREET
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA,
BLACKFORD, NJ. A., PRINCIPAL.

Fssblisbei 1889. Fits for college or business.
Tbe ue1t session opens SkPTfM NIGER 2S. 1881 =
Catalogue sent on application 10 the Principal at
Alexandria. Va. " ~. ZtdW2m
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EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
One hundred and ninety-sx dosrs, Dtr nine
months, session. cover all the expenses OF entrance
fees tuition. board. fuel tights, and washing.
Eighty.seven dollars and hftv cents will meet the
expenses OF nonresident student.
For catalogues app al the bookstores or address
B. PURYEAR,
~ 2.3tautScI5tdlw Chairman.