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HlS Institution Is sgreeaby situated healthy mart
Of Loudoun county, Virginia. eight miles west of ss
burg and two mses south Of the stage leading from
Washington to Winchester.
The summer term will commence the 18Th Of Finn
month (May) The winter term will commence on the 5th
Of Eleventh month (NOyenber)
The branches taught are-Eeading, Writing Arithoeti,
Geography History Grammar, Composition Book keepip
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry Botany Are.
bra Rhetoric, the French Language, Drawing, Painting
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Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy Astropo-
my and Chemistry illustrated by pleasing experiments
library cabinet Of minerals and philosophical apra.
raus provided for the OF the school The discipline
Is strictly parental and every effort Is made induce in
the minds Of the pupils love Of knowledge and desire ex
cellence as the proper stimuants 10 exertion.
The terms for tuition board and washing 500 per
snnum $50 term of % weeks The only charges
so cents quarter for lights pens and pencils Ter
quarter for French lessons and the wing and
painting Books and stationery furnished the usual mi
ces, when required
Sehalarsssnt &" the Point Of Rocks xii be caveys9 "a
the school free Of charge by giving timely notice. directed
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most eminent artists Of England and America.
From his Ercelsncy Hamilton Fish, Governor ofe State
Of ker York.
DEAR SIR have not had time amid other engagem en-
for very thorough examination OF the series of Pictorial
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and useful Family Books pure in their moral tendency
repete with valuable information They good looks
and worthy Of place in our District School Libraries
HAMILTON FISH.
MIR. RoBsRr SEARS.
From The Hon Christopher Morgan Secretary of State and
Superintendent Of Common Schools.
stats OF New YORK SECRETARY OFFICE
Department of Common Schools Albany, Apra 10, 1919.
SIs: have examined your series Of Pictorial Uorks
find them 20 contain large amount Of valuable nforma ton
and take pleasure in cheeruly recommending them as su
able books to be Introduced into the Common and District
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN.
Mr.. RoBERT SEARS.
Recommendation OF Hon Robert IT, PrHy1i Gabriel p III
sosuay, james ID. Button, james ". Beekman and
Alonzo johnson, Coamee Colleges, academies, and
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NVw YORK LEGISLATURE, Apra5, 1919.
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Of kaotriedge- Information for he People The Fdpiig
Etsirucior-Piioriai Sunday Book Bbe Bograply- 81
Die HStory-Second Series the Wonders offhe World
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JAMES w. BEEKMAN.
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GREATTMPROyEMENTI IN PLANNING, TONGUE.
ING AND GROWING LUMBER.
Joseph p. Woodbsyys Patent Planning Machine.


THE subscriber having received letters patent for
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now Offers for sale machines and rights to the
This machine will plane fix thousand feet Of boards
uniform thickness in hour producing better finished
surface than is possible plane by other now
known excepting hand plane and peculiarly adapt
ell plane and joint cspboards weather boarding and
will do the work faster and better than hereto
fore invented This machine Is arranged that planes
the board with nnbroken shaving the whole width and
length of the material and does not take than two
thirds of the power that is required do qua amount Of
work by the rotary cutting cylinder, in
The construction and organization of this machine IL differ
ent from any Communications further
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scriber, (poet psid Boston. Mass.
One Of the above planning machines may be in opera
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paned 500 feet in seventeen minutes and Is adapted
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The subscribers having purchased the territory annexed
to their names ready offer for sale the machine
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FRANCE.

Inc excitement with respect to the new Electo-
IA Lawn spreading in France and petitions az ainst
"e measure are pouring in from all quarters Of the
.'D"Hy' several alterations have been made in
'ne Oah' The authors Of the Constitution are do.
s e'usI'y OIL opinion that any attempt to limit the
Hsnchlse' except by COnstitueD, A..smbI,, no.
cry convened is Illegal Par, of the N.,ion. I AZ
semoy ooncurs in this opinion. NJ Dupin p,e.i
Dent OF the Assembly, participates in ri. oain;o.
Ind he has therefore absen,ed himself f.o.. ~ ~
ne' fact which is regarded a. stronger $50 a
isAinst the measures than would h.~s p'''e''
most eloquent speech. ' 'Sen the
" rs SAID President BOnaparte quals bat,,. -,
1 attitude assumed by the people, and /. ohs NC
y ~nper the violent reactionary measure, 81
:. ministers would fain adopt If this be trna -.
per''e enough. '" - 0' 'n'em
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Brendsfuns.

LIVERPOOL, MAY II l6)O
The import OF Grain and Flour since last Tuesday are
upon moderate scale OF the 9, so quarters Of Wheat,
dutch ports and 400 quarters from Alexandria There
also 470 bbs Of Flour from the United States and
sacks OF Flour from France.
The export exceeds the imports OF Indian Corn by ON
quarters The weather during the whole Of the past week
hes been cold and harsh putting serious check to nego
aliOns Speculation has been rife Ia most articles and
large business has been going forward daily at siyancDg
prices
The market this morning WAS well attended by milles
and dealers The present business, however not
active during the past week. The advanced prices Of
FRIDAY were in exceeded Wheat changed
hands fair extent al Improvement on last Tuesday
OF one penny pence both the higher class Of Bal
tic; two three pence per bushel on Rhensh and the
mddling qualities Flour also Sd 10 IL per sack aud
bb EASIER Oats improved half to penny per blshsl
Oatmeal cd Sd per load. Beans and Peas each per
quarter better Indian Corn was fully g cd per quarter
higher than to day senngh and there 10 not much Offering
SIS per $50 jos was paid for yellow