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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-17
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, June l6 1919.
The Cholea-Salors' MEETING Difficulty among
hem-Boys Observation-Disclosures, 8-r
Two fatal cases of the cholera have occurred to-
day-one in the city and the other in Kensington.
Watson G.. Haynes, the champion Of the sailors
lights, whose exerons had so nearly obtained
rom Congress the adjustment of the cat from our
navy, finding the friends OF the Sailors Home, of
this city, among those who oppose him, has, Of
late, denounced that institution and some of the
sailors being its ardent friends, the class is. of
course, divided. Last evening meeting of those
opposed to the Haynes movement, was called at
the Mariners Bethel, but Haynes and his friends
attended, and being in the majority, prevented the
callers of the meeting from transactng any BUSH
ness at all After some confusion, the meeting
was adjourned; but Haynes and his party having
organized second meeting, the gas lights were
put out, forcing them to retire and transact their
business in the street They passed resolutions
denouncng the Sailors Home, and resolving to
strike for $40 per month, and net to sign another
article tor less.
Two boys, nine and eleven years Of age, the
sons of Mr.. John Fitzsmmons, n bootmaker of
evening, while bathing together. They had played
truant, and, while bathing, accidentally got be-
yond their depth. Their bodies were recovered
about midnight.
our markets. are uull ana lanSulu BreausLuHs, WIN
the exception of corn are in limited demand; but no
change in prices has taken place since last quotations
For export -four sells at "a 62 for good and 81 rs
for selected brands, For city consumption. prices
range from 81 621a to SIS rs. Rye flour sells at 50 SIX
to So and meal at So IS. Inferior to prime red
wheat sells at 100 to 0lc mixed at 100 to i0Sc, and
prime white at 1OS to 1l1c Rye is wanted at SIC.
Corn is in active request at 81 to 62sc
The sales at the stock board to-day ~ follows
First Board70 shares Morris l0 $50 do TO- rs Reading
Railroad b5, 2014; $50 do 20A; $4,000 Susquehanna
Canal 6s So 5S; 100 shs Reading Railroad 20; 100 do
cash. 20i4 $1,000 State SIS 81 SIS 900 Reading 6s,
b5. IL $50 shares U s. Bank, b5 8; Beaver Meadow
2lA; 25 Norristown Bank b5 Is; 81 900 Reading Mort
gage II; shares Me Mech 1914; 35 Norristown IS;
| so Morris 1876 so do 80 l06 % Mechanics Bank II
200 Reading Railroad 6s b5, 20l4 $50 Norristown l5
LOCO u s. 6s of 49, ll2h; SO 900 Reading Mortgage
SIS 7o2S; 600 do 69 SIS 600 u s. Treasury SIS III;
shares Girard 1879; $50 do, s5 1915 IA Union Bank,
Tennessee 6o $4,000 Danville & Pc ttsvile 40 Second
600 Chesapeake Delaware canal 6's 93 $50
shares Union Canal ia; 200 Reading Railroad 1914;
200 do 1891 81 900 Reading Mortgage Bonds IL So 100
City 6s 103 So shares Mechanics Bank 271 Al Har
rsburg Railroad 90; 5000 Lehgh 6s 3d. 400 shares IT,
| S. Bank 27s $4,000 Camden & Amboy Railroad 81;
SO eco Schuykill Navigation 6's SAY 50 600 do 6Ik
3OS0 do "a; 60 shares Girard Bank 12l.
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Naval IntelliUence


The nited States store ship Supply arrived at Glib
ratar on he 10Th ut from Malone, and cleared fol-
Rio Janeiroa
The limited s'ates schooner Petrol Lieutenant ON.
mandiDg Rodgers, arrived at Charleston on the llth
inst in IL DAYS from New York-bound to tho coast
Of Florida, to survey tie Florida Reef.
-
Hamilton House.-1l,Is House Is now open
for the season. Gentlemen wishing TO engage fr
Themselves families address The proyrietr or call
boat St Nicholas leaves pier No. at ~ An and NJ.
for Fort Hamilton. HOWi.EY b. CLArP.
Coney Island Tho Bathing Season ms
ed and bathing is recommended ~ the
bet srvaves the health Already the ladies ocs to
1t q scene Of gaysty and pleasure
1900 Linen, Ginghnm IN, Alpaca, and Tweed
Coats cents to So 2N0 pair Pants 80 81 1000
Vests, 90 cents to 81 variety Of Summer Clothing
streets.
Proclamation to the People !-Knovv ali
by these tina, elegant well made fashionable
Boots shoes and Caters great variety may be had amaz
insly cheap atJoNEs's, IA Ann street.
California Persons intending to visit Ca
lfOrnia and DESTROYS Of leaving and pleasing like
Brady oS and ~, Broad.ay corner Of Fulton street
Gently taken in them PRECEDENT Taylor
and his Cabinet exPresdeut Polk and Cabinet besides
many other distinguished individuals.
The Board of Heaith's Preventive-The
frequent Of the tepid fresh bath prescribed by
the Board Of Health, safeguard against cholera The
philosophy Of the lies in ~; water
s aS M 81 inc Se1 nor al me w
Of unhealthy Influences within The largest and most
under the Franklin House. Broadway of Dey street.
DR.. II. Bostvvicix's Practical Works, tr-a-
ting class of diseases see adverse
column They the best books the subjects Of which
they treat. extant.
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III ONWARD ATHEN EUM.-TII EATRICAL NOTICE.-C..
Thorpe having leased the above establishment with
the intention of opening the about the goth OF
August respectfully the ladies and gentlemen
Of the Dramatic profession that he il prepared to make
rnngements for the approaching Communications
(post pad) addressed to &. r. TnORNE, Boston, will
ceive immediate attention.
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I1ANANA RATLRUAD COMPANY FOR TIE CUN-
Il struction of Railroad the 1sthmus OF Panama.
Subscriptions for the Capital stock Of this Company to the
amount S1O0O addressed to the Commissioners under
seal and enclosing S0 upon each share subscrbes will he
received Bank Of the State Of New York Wall
on wednesday, the 9th inst Shares 500 each Ne
fcrpton 20 be binding until the whole amounts suterhsd
Prospectus and Pamphlet containing .hforms
tiop, may be had at the Bank, Juno 10, 1919.
ynnk I. s H fkssRP,NNswALL c.nn,..,.,
HENRY CuAINCEY.
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TTHE GREAT CHINESE MusEUM, nss BnOApWAY.

between Spring and Prince and the only
this country consists Of number of life Figures
OF Chinese of all classes hundred Chinese Painting;
Apartments in Houses Stores aud vesses Models of Pago
das, Temples and brdgcs Specimens Of Chinese Manuac
lures, their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements In
struments of Music Lanterns, nc. Sc. Open from A. NJ
till 10 Pm. daily. Admttance Is eents children under H.
hall prica
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SALES BY AUCTION.

N. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER THIRD SPRING
IL. Sale Of Refined SUGAR. N. Hoffman Co. will sell
ednesday 20h at II oclocK at the Commercial Sales
Room of Broad and Beaver streets the stock ofand
ard Refined Sugar manufactured by Messrs. Woolsey Co..
consisting Of Loaf Crushed and Powdered Refined in the
usual variety Of packages Also, Syrup barrels Terms
at tale
WIN. MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF ELE-
w CANT Furniture The attention Of the public is
9uesed to the sale Of elegant Furniture take place
Monday at 10 o'clock, at 6S Grand street. door from
Wooster street by order of the Executors The House
recently furnished throughout at cost of $1,000 Every
thing is in good order and will be sold without
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SHIPPING.
BKTsH AND EoETa AM
Boston and Liverpool calling halifax to land and receive
&%.r sa' esp from YORK. Nay
e e.ssss'' s sssRii si YORK. 81
S i'sssa'' ky 1sse' \ 'i YORK, ISL
ts%sri.. Shannon Sss ss9i YSni. ~
arssS on soa1d will BE- CHARGED
specie beyond amount for personal expenes All let
sm New york c1 Cabin
second do, So For freight or passage apply to
DACKETs FOR HAvRE-sEcoND LINE.-rnE SHIP
Baltimore B sSHf vi hT IN ~ IS street,
CoR ST. PIERREs, MARTINIQUE-THE FhENCH
ship JACQUES, Capt vuc Fcr treshs or Pas;sgs apply
.rto BOYD b HiNcKkN. IS waiIst-
the Pacific and Atlantic IT, s. Nail steamship Com
Ea1iss t9mm h and Forwarding E'rsanr
81 wanst. New York. corner Of Water st.
EOR CALIFORNIA. VIA HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS,
and Ch.gres-ma lire. Thursday 18th Jpne-lhs com;
modous and staunch double engine steamship FALGOH w
steamers from Panama July Passengers by the Falcon
sage to chssres0Aier saloon sIs forward saloon sis
lower cabin $780, Storage $50 and found Persons ont OF
s sy e *
The accommodations for passengers OF every grade
been thoroughly tested and proved unequaled and being
double gives greater Of speed and safety than
otherwise be found R6bEsTs
CoR SAN FRANCISCO, .CALIrORNIA.-To SAIL
about ls fret class superior fast sailing ship
QUEEN vICToKIA, Capt wildes T. Thompson, having tho
She Is remMhably fast sailing ship and has superior
% on sssra tG Pier Nsr River o
Apply u" ''A''' 80 I'D FOWLER 50 Vests. or
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
LNXCURSIONS. SUNDAYS, FOR GREENWOOD GENE
II tery-fsre G4c.-The low pressure steamer GREEN
WOOD Capt Odei will leave New York. from Pier foot OF
Canal street day leaving follows New York at ten
twelve and six oclock from Greenwood ateeveD,
three Eve nd o'clock On Sundays for the bet
odaon Of funeral professions, &c. touching at
the foot Of Chambers street, each
Jury KOTICE-OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER
ofJurors New City Hail. Park-AI persons BY law OK;
the of Jury Duty In the City
County New York. and who have reported their
empon for registration at this Office hereby notified
corng law produce evidence of their exemption before
the in order to prevent the insertion Of their
the Petit Jury List Of the Time for
cordipg such Monday June 18TH Satur
day june 3Oth Inclusive between and o'clock and be-
tween and O'clock daily
WIN, A. WALKER, Commissioner Of Jurors
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CMITHS ISLAND, OPPOSITE PHILADELPHIA
- Exchange Retreat-The undersigned inform the pub
lie that they have purchased the right of Mr. Reynolds
and assumed the entire control OF the Island The steamer
JOHN SMITH will ply every few minutes from o'clock
AM until at night Season tickets be obtained for
81 Refrehm OF the best kind will be provided Two
Ten pin Alleys have been erected. Bathing without charge
COPPEL h JONES, Proprietors.
Turtle Soup, Strawberries and Cream, Ice Cream, &C.,
every Sunday.
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AMUsEM

n NASTLE GAkDEN-fkENCu u HElSER, PkpPRIE-
" tors-Summer Fetes IA Promenade Concert--A Bali
Programme for Monday. lane 18th. First Part-Grand
blee Overture Germania Song Mile Lovarney; Grand
usrctte Mr. Detin and WaftI Cernania; Bs'lad
Miss n. 0Connor Pot Pourri, Germans. Second Part
Grand Overture, Gernania Irish Ballad Mile Lovarnev.
10 conclude with DISTIN'S MILITARY QUADRtILE.
Immediately after the Concert the floor viii BIO cleared for
Dancing which will continue till IL O'Clock. Max Maret
yeh Musical D esor Tickets rs cents Doors open @;
10 nj
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Hamilton House.-1l,ls House is now oye

for the season. Gentlemen wishing TO engage fr
themselves families address the pr0yretsr or call
select them. the honse is fast hnZ The seam
boat St Nicholas leaves pier No. at H. An, sndt M,
for Fort amilton. HOWiEY ID. CLAPP.
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usvoac ssetK Fail Races

WILL coulnenc. on lhe ist Tuesday III ocloDef anu
w continue four days
FIRST DAY-TuYsp.Y--A sweepstake Tor year
old and f.leys-sluu entrance ". forfeit n''s
heats 10 name and close Isl day OF Seprmber-no" :
suh1cribers
James Tally enters +, by Orator, dam Sarah wash
ington. -, ~ a,
+ Il Williamson enters. and TO name Isl day OF an'
gust. ;, e ,,on.,
SECOND DAY-WEpsEsoAY-Two RACES.
First Racr-Jockey Club Purse, mile heats.
second Race, same d:y-A swrepstake Tor year "'u
eolts and 6ilrys that never Won race-halle ntits
s,o entrance o foreit--3 mo.e 70 make race-the
Proprietor 10 add so doarsto name aud close ISL Jay
THIRD DAY-THrRsDAY-Two Ricfs
First Racr-Jockry Club purse. mile heats.
second Race, same day-A sweepstase iors year
old colts aud i.ileys-slnge mie-59 entrance, ha',
forfpt-trcr more TO make race-lo nahie ne .''a
cnss 81 day Of scptemberhe Proprietor 10 aad % uo'
lars. - ,...
FOURTH DAY-FklpAY--A sweeps'ake Tor year
ods, untr s-a mile hea,s-5U dollars entrance, nun
G,rfst-to name and close Isl day of September
,,,,. ao"cwam w. HANCOCK, Secretary.
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LOTTERIES.
Ssralsusa,a spsrzce.
NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ M0ND. VIRGINIA

NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Let all the world say Whattlioy can,
For selling frizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No 29-July 10:
SO 10 40 81 So 10 81 G. - S Gu Sc 50 81 so.
Ticket Nos. 80 ~ 60 prize Of $50, sold and paid
by STRATTON
Drawn Nos OF Monongaa Lottery, No e0-July 18Th:
gu 43 4 81 50 81 20 80 6t 50 "a.
Ticket, Nos 81 "A, prize of one hundred dol'a's
sold and paid by SrRATrON.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, No i9-Juiy Goth
40 "a 81 10 9 48 Al "a 9 ID 81 - ~ II.
Draw n Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra, NO 0-July El
Sc 70 ~ 81 40 II 6d SO 70 ~ 9 10 60.
Half, Nos IL Sc III, capital, sold and paid by
SrRATrON.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No 3U-July 25th !:
e. 81 SO ID 10 - 40 AZ % 70. Il
SCHEMES FOX THE HEEh.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-SusseI, No. ST.. Capitals: $40 Goo, ., wv
5000, i35. Of 900, &c. Is Nos, is drawn. lick
cts 81; halyesai qrs. i.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. 81. Cnpitas =
$4,000, 900, 578, &C. 66 Nos, 10 drawn. IlcKes I'll
halves so CTS. ;QuarterS 25cts.
Virginia Monongalio Lottery, Class NO; ., 'or iois'
10 be drawn on Saturday July 2Sth 70 NO. Loiery-
10 drawn ballots. Capitals: So2,OUU l3uuo, i'oou,
5000 O00 1000, 1905 eo06, ~ OF lb3u, III OF i,ioo'
10 of 5uu &c. Tickets si5-shares in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ano
single Tickets in the l.oteries will he promptly At
tended TO- and drawings sent when requested Please
address ordersto ~ SIhhlfON
July % hchmondA va
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Esuguenot Springs.

fE
open 10 ysers. The two sessions already
n,s, having efficiently introduced I! 70 the notice
Of The pubic, any elaborate description wond Dc
scperlnors. Situated 10 region long noted &c!
its saiubrity and possessing ali those natufai az.
yanraecs and artificial Improvements winch zen.
der watering place The abode Of heal'h ana
plsasurc. /. is commended 10 public iaeof by no
or1inarv claims. The waters are 0i two .incs,
CuaJYBEATE ard SULPHUR, and their
h,alinr efficacy has been fully tested ~ many
cases OF obstinate and pro'raclcd sickness. 10
The constitutions OF Children and invalics whose
systems have been ccbilitalrd BY lingering IN
disposition, their properties appear esPecid'y
sdan,pt: and many whose personal experience
o,a, irs ,hen 10 Judge, are VI opinion that these
Snf,nos are admirably suited 10 invaiiis from
me Underwater sections Of Virginia, whose heailh
,he Stranger waters AID hafsher climate OF lhe
mounia 10 regions often iaii 10 benefit.
The same competent and oblIging managers,
male and female. with suitable assistants and
servants, that were employed the last season, have
been retained The present. while The subscriber,
who resides a, The Springs, will conliane 10 give
The establishment his general supervision Every
attention will be paid to yisters. and no pans
spared to sustain The high character lhese SPRING
have already won. The Bowling hley, INC
Gall Room, with lis fine musical bana, ana usn'a
sources OF interest and pleasure, WIZ eo"'
% The 1Ts ausueno. spdns, arc IA poahatan e9un
RcS 90 md N ihey arc accessible by line q
r S'snsD Connecting viii the packet boa. John
s Tstshal!-which is started expressly to ACCOM-
MEDIATE the ayel 10 the springs.
The boa. leaves the upper end OF the BASIN IN
Richmond at hali.pas 8 o'clock, a. M, every
day in The week, excep: Saturday,, and returns az
7 o'clock, P. NJ. On Saturday II leaves a. o
clock, P. M, and relurns TO Richmono Oh MOI
80 Terms $50 The season, 80 month, 10 week,
5I day. Children and servants bali price
Horses 50 GEMS a day. r. w. RoYSTER.
lime 23-.t
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n a ssa berI's ID fl & c ,
,,,Ona.ror y, rfnUrrjS>


Oh, fourteenth Street, nndtT the Eychangclfotsf
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery. Class No 46-Juy 9Th:
aS 70 SIS ~ 65 81 80 IL 81 SO y 81 "a d.
IIaIfTcket Nos % 40 81, prize of one hundred anl
twenty dollars, returned
Drawn Nos Sussex, Glass 50, July ed:
II 80 St 81 10 % ~ ~ 81 &C SO - = o.
Whole Ticket % 81 70, another prize sent TO this Of
Drawn Nos Of Delaw are Lottery, Glass 30-Jny s5h
e. "a SO Ia 10 * ~ ~ - 49,
TO-DAS.
FRIDAY The Sussex county (Deaware) Lottery,
Class No. 81. 100000 Capital % Nos Is drawn.
TicketsS4 halves Q: quarters !.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
(Deaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No So Capitals:
Al QUO, 1000, &c. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves SO cts; quarters 25 c.
Saturday Evening-Salrs close al 5o'elcck.
Brilliant Sfhemct
Virginia Monongaiia Lottery, Class No g, for l6lD,
10 he drawn on Saturday, Jnly 25th. 10 drawn NOS,
In a packace of 2G Tickets. Scheme $4,000, ls,Ocn,
IL 600 1880 6ODO 1000, 5000, 1850, 10 OF ,6uO, ~
of 100 &C. Tickets sl5-shares in proportion.
Er- Orders for packages, certificates OF PACKAGES,
single tic kets or shares the above or in any of Maui
~ q Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day al prices varying from 81 TO $40 ortiekets
will the most prompt atteninn and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventures,
Wv" THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
&t- Rscoilect No. 3-stThsros luck in odd numbers,
aays Rory o. More - July ~
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To FOUNDATIONS.


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- the Office OF The James River and Kanawha
Company, in Richmond, until The 20h day OF
August next, for The construction OF the connec-
lion Of the Company's Canal with the tide wafer
OF James river, at Richmond from The Basin
along the line OF The old locks, and through The
Richmond dock. This work will consist VI FIVE
locks Of I3 $40 feet lft, with short Intermediate
basins, such cuyeIls, walls. wastes, street bridges
&C., as shall be necssary The raising o! The walls
aud cmbarkmenl of The present Dock; The exen-
sion OF the Dock few hundred ieet eas!waIdly;
and The construction oil an on iet lock al the
lower end thereof capable OF admitting the lar
ges, vessels coming 10 the port OF Richmond.
Sealed proposals will also be received al The
same tine and place, until the same dale, for The
construction of The following works:
l. For the construction Of The connection OF The
Cpmpany's ca nal with the Ri7anna river al Co.
lumbia. This work will consist OF canal Jour
and hall miles long, a timber dam across The
Rivanna river at Slillman's Mills, stone guard
locs, and several culverts.
2. For Inc construction OF The connection OF
The Company's canal With The James river al
Gainesville. This work will consist OF timber
dam across James river, the excavation OF
basin at Pemberon, and a canal from Pemberon
10 James river 900 feel long, with lock OF 10
fee, lift
3. For The construction OF Tho conEec;on OF the
Conpspy's canal with the James river, near
New Canton. This work will consist OF Tim.
Der dam across James river The excavation Of a
canal 200 feet long, and lock OF feet liz.
a. A wooden bridge across James river al
Hadwicksville, 724 feel long; supported BY Stone
piers, about lao ieei apart.
5. A woodso bridge across JaTss river al Bent
Creek, $40 #. long; supported by stone piers about
lao .eet apart.
This work will be paid for in current bank
notes. Besides the usual reservation OF 20 per
cent. on The monthly estimates, the contractor or
contractors will be required 10 give ample secuIi-
", satisfactory TO The Board OF Directors, for The
completion Of the work al the time and IN Inc
manner specified in The contracts.
Plans OF The above work will be exhibited, anu
specifications thereof delivered 10 the contractors,
al The Company's Office, 10 Richmond, by The 9th
day of August next, on application 10 Mr.. T. II.
Gill, the Engineer 10 charge OF The tide. water
col recticn, and MIR. John Gocty, the Engineer
in charge Of the other works above enumeIa:ed.-
Alter the receipt Of the proposals. lime will De
taken for the consideration there II until the I'D
Of the same monh, on which day, in case the
proposals should be found satisfactory The seve-
ral IBIS as above advertised. will be let.
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer j. R. s. h. Go.
Richmond July ID 1853. cSt
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1aw scHOOT. AT LEXINGTON.

LAW SCHOOL AT LEXINGTON.
Oar readers will perceive, from an advertise.
y.n. in se,sher column, that Judge ]. w. Brock
,rsrougA~sill soon open law school in The Town
i Lexington, Rcckbridge county We know
Jcdse B. we'll, and wish him eminent success ~
Ne vocation which he is about 10 assume. Ane
aen,s Of Judge B., his early studies ana as'0c''
,ions with The bes, ju,isls Of Virginia his ex.
mience 10 practice (bolh town and country, ana
IS position on The bench CT the United States
csu.,, all enlille him 10 the confidence 0! young
,,llemen intending TO study law. In addition 10
,,sse qualifications. Judge B. unies to uIoanlly
- biapdness of manners facility OF impar,ins
i,mma,ion WHICH canno, fail to render his les
sp.,,o6labe TO those who take them. II will
) n,ol!ected that The law school long 10 success.
i, Meping by Judge Thompson al S'aunton, has
hes discontinued. so that there will be no Other
..hoc vest OF the Blue Ridge. The intelligen,
,O;e,y Of Lexington, and the fac, that there are
100 Literary Institutions, Washington College
,ra he Virginia Military Instituted 10 Lexins.
20, rencer The location most desirable for one
vbo is pursuing his law studies.
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THE NEXT SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS

IN my family, will begin i; OF August, ami terminate
1 18th OF December, under the tuition ~ MISS sis-
in teaching warrant the utmost confidence IN her coulse
OF instruction.
Terms J.r The session, payable IN cdD!Mesi
ENGLISH. including Reading, Whiting, Composition,
Ceor,,aty. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, The rie-
,'e"'' - SIS
~, Ii,,..n,i c.e 10
g.. g. - -, piann Win M. of Instrument Is
.S a. .i,ai,,, .v.rv accommodations 50
Number OF pupils limited 10 twelve, all 10 De hlrn
hers Of nv hoiIseloid-charsedf from time oil entrance
mo deduction for absence afterwards, except In SICK
ness. iiy own medical services rendered gratis.
"'''' CHARLES MINOR.
f,,..loussvill. July n ISj9--swiw
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HURLkY'S OFFICE No. l0s. East Main
IL Street.
TO :hoso who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again."
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra, S3-July IA:
So Sc 9 80 II 10 81 AZ 81 10 IS So s..
Whole Ticket, Nos S 80 ~. and Ticket Nos
II So 81, sent 10 HUXLEY:
FRIDAY = Capitals: $4,000, COCO, 5000,
9i35, 6 Of 1000, &c. Is Nos, Is drawn. Tick
els 81
i, 600, 5000, 5000, 1000, 5000 1886, 10 Of 1000,
10 OF 90, 10 OF 500, e.. 10 Nos, IL drawn
Tickets $40.
HURLEY offers Cor SALE ths week, In tho go'
rious little .sSmall Fry" Lottery, Class No. So Extra
"a, 600 Capital. Tickets 81. Packages IS oO-warani,
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