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A " U lN Il u e " Us

FRONT STREET CIRCUs-There will he three perform
at the Circus to-dayone at IL o'clock one at
o'clock in the afternoon, and at 4 o'clock in the eyening
Manager King has made unusual preparations give fine
entertainments and those who wish spend few
pleasantly can do SO at the Circus
HOLIDAY STREET THE ,TRE.-The magnificent specta-
Gle of Monte Christie will be given this also
night. The manager has spared expense il getting up
this piece the scenery of which is of the gorgeous
description The entire company will take part in its
presentation
BIBLE PANoRAMA.-There will he two exhibitions o
this painting tOday-one in the afternoon at o'clock
and at night. The protraced stay this Panorama
in the city the best evidence Of its merit Those who
have not twill not be disappointed if they visit
Temperance Temple.
INDIA PANORAmAAt three O'Clock this afternoon this
painting will be exhibited, also night The Maryland
Institute has been well filled since it has been exhb
ton and the testimony in favor of the Panorama is uni
versal. No one should fail to it.
WASHINGTON Halle Leutbecher has taken Wash.
ington Hail. reted and thoroughly repaired it for the
purpose of giving his celebrated SeXtett All
persons who fond of good music will do well visit
Washington Hall.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, DEC. "a.

SHIPS.
Banshee, Wingae, Rio de Janero-Hugh Jenkins Co.
Empress of the Sea, Wilson, -, W, Wilson & Son.
Helen A. Miller
Joseph Jones, Ellery Eide Island-P. Macom & Co.
Mississippi, Allen, Rotterdam-B NJ. Hodges, Jr
Maverick, Ellis. Valparaisc-D. Keener.
Roland, (Brem.) Reichl, CalcuttaA. Schumacher Co.
BARKS.
Antelope, Mcleod Rio de Janeiro-J. Hooper Sons.
Clifton Lewis, Rio de Janeiro
Chase, Rattle, ernambuco-Kirkand, Chase h Co.
Chantcleer. Murray, Rio de JaneiroKirkland, G. Co.
Electric, Heppel, Malags-Schwartz & Dix.
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CITY MILLS FLouR.-There has been fair demand this
week for City Mills Flour but the transactions have been
light compared with those of last The sales include
400 bbs Super at S475 $50 bbs. do IN sassy 500 bbs.
do at So 200 bbls choice do. at $525 and 200 bbls.
Extra at $62hd6 rs per bbl. Wequote Super to-day ut
S475@5for standard s. 25550 for fancy brands, and
Extra at Sc 12H, 6256 SO per Dbl, the latter figure
being for choice retailing brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is selling in lots to
the trade at $3.50 for the leading brands of Baltimore
ground s. for Old Dominion brand, and $775 per bb
for Welcfs.
RYE FLOUR.-We have heard of no transactions this
week in Rye Flour but quote it steady at 81 per bbl
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-Buckwheat Flour is still selling
at from 81 to per 100 lbs.
Corn MEAL-COrn Meal is dull and lower, and we now
quote it at So 90 per bb for both Baltimore and Brandy
wine A lot of Brandywine Meal sold day or two
since in puncheons and bbs at SIS for the puncheons
and S 90 for the bb The exports this week haye been
only 400 bbls
nllnur cnRE andy Mnnlfn
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The southern Pacific Railroad

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23-The Southern Pacific
Railroad Convention met again last evening, and
the prominent stockholders gave details of their
nection with the road showing that no fraudulent
stock had been issued. General Richardson, chair
man of the Business Committee showed that enough
money already provided to pay for immediate
liabilities. The New Orleans stockholders promised
their earnest cooperation and to-day were actively
paying the amount required to free the road from
all the claims against it. The convention adjourned
tonight.
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News from Mexico

New ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-The dates from Mexi co
are to the 18th inst. Vera Crnz was quiet. A de
cree had been issued by the commander directing
the citizens to arm themselves to be prepared
to meet any attacks.
Alvarez was near Aquila, urging on operate
enerpeIicaly
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Ioss Of the Shtn ,T.r.,,et rTyson

New York, for San Francisco, foundered at sea (no
date given) and the entire crew are supposed to
have been lost, except one man. who picked up
floating the ships house, and who reported that
he had been on it II days.
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The prowess of Imperial Eugenie has spread
contagion of Diana Vernonism among the ladies of
France All the autumn not only archery and
fencing has had its fair adopts, but rowing
matches on the Seine between st. Cloud and St. Ger
mains, were femnine amusements and Mdle Al
ponsine c. feathered an oar or a scull against
all corners. 1t is true that Madame Lefay has been
for some years prominent winner ON the turf; and
as to game licenses lady fowlers have paid the tax
at Strasburg, Melun, Lille, Tours and Poictiers.
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Arrival of the CahaNvbn from Havana-Sen-
sation produced by the Presidents Mes

New ORLEANS, Dec. 24.-The steamer Cahawba
has arrived from Havana with dates to the 20th
inst. The Presidents Message had been received
and the proposition therein made for the purchase
of Cuba proved quite shock to the authorities,
and produced general sensation among all classes
of citizens.
Hon. S. A. Douglas had been received with many
honOrs by the citizens of Havana
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The opening of commercial relations with China
has led to the establishment of bi-monthly news
paper in London called the China Telcgraph Its
object is to present complete and accurate
summary of intelligence from China and the East
than is given in the other journals of the day. Ii
is neatly printed, carefully compiled and ably edi
ted. The first number was issued Nov. 80 and the
subscription price is Is shillings per annum
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Sinking of the steamer Streck.
now storm at Montreal.

MOBILE, Dec 2l.-The lighter steamer Streck
burst her boiler and sunk in Mobile bay, with one
hundred bales of cotton for the bark Edwin, for
Boston. The steamer was unseaworthy.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-The ship Rebecca, of
New York, took fire in her hold to-day. The dam
age to her cargo of sugar and moasses is as yet un
known
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The Ship RebecC

MONTREAL, Dec. 23.-There was heavy snow
storm yesterday. To-day the weather is cloudy
and cold. The thermometer stood at zero at
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,RopucT OF AGRICuLTuR

Total... .$3lO, $50 s33S, ,9S5,O65 s29S 75S 279
The following table shows in detail the agricutu-
raj exports:
pRonTCT OF AGpTCrI
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New Haven paper states that after the ad
journment of the late annual meeting of the cor
poration of Yale College, Governor Buckingham
who is eX-otticio member of the corporation
rendered to the Treasurer the draft on the State
Treasurer for his salary Governor, 81 100, dur.
ing this year.
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Southern Steamer Movement.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 22.-The United States mail
steamship Florida arrived below on Tuesday at one
o'clock All well.
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PITTsBURG, Dec. 23.-The second game of
chess between Lewis Paulsen and the Pttsburg
Chess Club has resutedust the first did, Paulsen
winning six and loosing four. The game lasted
nine hours and forty-fve minutes.
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A correspondent informs the Dallas (Texas)
Herd,d, that two free negroes, woman, aged 90,
and her daughter aged 30, appeared before the
last District Court at Fort Beknap, and under the
provisions of the late law of the Legislature select
ed MAJ. Thomas, l. s. A, to be their master. And
a correspondent of the h,telligeacer informs that
Journal that, at the last District Court held at
Fredericksburg, Gillespie county, an intelligent
negro woman, named Why Jackson, aged 80 wears,
dent in Missouri, Illinois and Texas, appeared be
fore the Court, and chose Mr.. Lewis to be her
master. She said that "she preferred belonging to
Mr. Lewis to living free negro in Texas or any
free State"
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Jonathan S; Owen, of Montgomery county, PENN
ylNvania, mas been arrested for the murder OF his
wife by poisoning her. He is about fortvf five yaos
old, rich, and with exception his character has
been good. He was ambitious to be regarded as a
Christian, and was somewhat distinguished in his
own circle as maker of long and loud PRAYERS,
and was deacon in the Methodist church
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On Tuesday, Hon. Charles b. Phelps, of Wood
bury, Conn, while explaining to a committee some
financial transactions relating to the monument To
the memory of Col. Seth Warner, the compatriot
OF Ethan Allen at Iiconderoga and Crown Point,
fell back in his chair, and died in a few minmta,
afterWard AAAii"VeS
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COMMERCE OF THE rYITED STATES

The Journal Of Commerce publishes a table show
ing the exports from this country for the year end
ing June 3Oth, from which the following extracts
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From Ne'o York Papers of yesterday. ]
Tho Eenrorfa Toffarxy Uoxye

BosToN, Dec. 24.-Wm. McNulty, who was con
victed of the murder of policeman HodsOn few
days since, has been sentenced to prison for life.
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FIRES.
POLICE INTELLyGENCE

Yesterday morning officer Favier arrested John Sculy
on the charge of beating his wife Justice Boyd commit
ted him for Court.
William Johnson negro, was arrested Thursday
night by officer Morgan charged with resisting him in the
discharge of his duty johnson committed for Court
by Justice Showacre.
Geo. w. Burns was arrested yesterday charged with
stealing Overcoat from Barnums Hotel. He ar
rested when in the act of pawnng it in shop Harri
son street Justice Jolly committed him for Court.
William Smith and John Martin arrested Thurs
day night by officer Wets, charged with attempting
break into the store of Mr. Needles Justice Meas com
mited them for Court.
King charged with stealing spy glass. Justice Audoun
committed him for Court.
On Thursday night Leonard GOrsuch, while confined in
the Eastern district police station robbed fellow prisoner
named Lewis Easton of between 81 and 5 On searching
Gorsuch the money found in his boot Justic A u.
dOun committed him for Court.
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The Fort Physician of Charleston, s. c., in his
annual report, states that of % cases in the Laza
reto 10 died and 10 recovered I3 of the Is deaths
were by yellow fever. were treated on
board their vessels, and all recovered, of them
being yellow fever.
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A schooIhonse Burnt.
of n Murderer.

BosToN, Dec. 23.-The Otis Schoolhouse, in East
Cambridge, was totally destroyed by fire this after
noon. 1t cost five thousand dollars.
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HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-The transactions in this de-
scription this week have been very light There
sales at the opening Of the week of 800 bbs Super at S5
IN but subsequently prices gave way and sales were
made OF 300 bbls do at S5064 and of 300 bbs do at IS
per bbl at which figure it closes We quote Howard
Street Extra at s5 50@575 per Dbl.
OHIO FLoUR.-The sales of this description this week
embrace $50 bbs Super at S5.12k $50 bbls do at $5
1l00 bbls Extra at $780, and 200 bbs do at $6.37k
per bb Super closes to-day at S. and Extra at $6s7K
G5 so per bbl.
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EOHNSTONS' BANK

EOHNSTONS' BANK
DISCOUNTING
ON COLLATERAL SECURITIES
JOINSTONS
COLLECTION BANK
Is making Collections speedily and at low rates.
This BANK makes advances Collection paper
JOHNSTONS'
ETCHAN BANK
buys sells Bank Notes and Exchange most avora
bic terms
No. 1eS BALTIMORE STREET.
JOHNsToNS BROTHERS & CO.,
ds-tf BANKERS.
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Total-Wheat Flour. ~ 493 344
Together with 357 bbs Rye Flour and 1876 bbls Corn
Meal
GRAN.-The receipts of Grain in the early part of the
week heavy but for several days past the offerings
have been light. The receipts of all varieties for the
week add up about 226 900 bushels than half Of
which amount received Monday. The demand for
Grain has, through the week been brisk All varieties
have improved in price, and the market closes firm at the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-25

ID GORSUCH,
IL CONVEYANCER AND PROPERTY AGENT
No. 81 ST. PAUL STREET,
opposite the Record Office, Baltimore
Gives particular attention the examination of Titles
of Property. Also. prepares all kinds of legal nsru
ments, such as Deeds, Leases, Mortgages &C.
Also attends to the settlement of estates of deceased
persons. d23-tf
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2unbtr.
EOR BUILDERS.

NEW LUMBER YARD.
S. WI Ills,
(ldte of the firm of Wills d co..
LUMBER MERCHANT,
COR. OF EAST FALLS AND EASTERN AVENUES,
Baltimore,
prepared to furnish LUMBER in all its varieties both
for BUILDING and SHIPPING purposes and respectfully
s0cit the patronage of his former customers and the
public generally. Orders received for BRICKS, LIME
and HAIR nj If
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beCrelse'.. Sloo2S,O0l
The decrease in the exports of agricultural pro-
duets for the same time is as follows:
Export Of Agricultural Products
lSDO....'. =. Sis 29Ob49
1853. POI $50 4OS
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Cotton, Sea Island

To. produce Of agriculture
The Journal remarks :
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DECREASE OF MARRIAGES IN BosToN.-The Boston
TrdUeler says: The times and have been for the
past year undeniaby hard for the middling classes
in our city, and in consequence there has been in
the year 1858 a marked decrease of the number of
those taking upon themselves the responsibilities of
matrimony. In 1857, we believe there was a de
crease from the previous year, and this year we
have another decrease of the number of intentions
issued by the City Registrar, compared with the
same period in 1857, of three hundred and fifty
two, the number this year being twenty-five hun
dred and thirty-four. As usual of late years, a
majority of the applicants persons of foreign
birth.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS


There was no Second Board at New York to -da
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..Sl6,64S,24l

Dtcrease'''.'. .''........',..., SlO,o4S,Z4l
There is more than a coincidence in figures here;
and it must be apparent to every one in comparing
these two years, that the decrease in exports, or
the loss of trade falls mainly, if not entirely upon
the producers or farmers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-18
NJ A RisIED.

On the lOJh inst, at Fountain Rock" near
S,spaerdstown by the Rev. {. W. Andrews, d.
Il Fir. REIN b. SHEPHERD, lr, and Miss
ELIZABETH STOCKTON BOTELER, eldest
daughter o. Alexander K. Boteler, esq, all OF
Jefferson county.
Ga the 2yth OF April, al the residence OF P.
! Wills, Montgomery, Texas, by the Rev. D.
Z Morrill, Mr. L. W SURGHNOR, OF Lees.
bnrs. Virginia, to Miss MATTE F. JOINER,
o. Selma, Alabama
A. Ethan, Westmoreand county, by the
Rev. L. f. Locke, Nh JOHN MANNING, OF
Prince Georges county, Maryland, to Miss
MARY ELIZA Dirty, daughter OF DR.. ThOs
L Dltty, of WestmoIeand county, Va.
A. the residence OF MIR. VIM Kents High.
land, Fauquier county, Va, on the 18th OF
June. 1898, by the Rev n. b, Butler, Mr.. GEO
SAUNDERS, to Miss NANCY NJ. HARRISON
both OF Fauquier county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-18
COal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday, 10Th June,
2.222.ll tons of coal were shipped over the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad and
10000 tons over the Hampshire Coal and Iron
Companys road, making an aggregate for the
week from the whole coal region of4 OPP | tons.
Total shipment for the. year from the entire
region 100, $4,000 tons, OF which 1886 % tons
vent by way of the canal, and l2l ,263l5 tons
by railroad, showing falling of, as compared
with the corresponding period of last year, of
10000 tons. The shipments by canal and Rail.
road TO June II, 1855 were 224,439 tons; 10
same period 1856, 233 $50 tons, and 10 same
period 1857, 22O, 7l5 tons. This decrease is in
great measure attributable to the suspension
OF manufacturing establishments throughout
the country, caused by the late financial reyuI'
sien, from the effects OF which the country has
roi vet coyered.-CumtsrlGn Telegraph.
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Warrington Items.

The President, We hear, has been some.
,rba, Of an invalid for some days past. %
,b. day before yesterday, be is said to have
been bed, and yesterday was not we'll enough
=, rornit him to receive the usual avalanche
= visitors of the day.
r .Iav, the public will be gratified to learn,
-, Presidents health is 90 far restored as
.ba, he is engaged in his usual energetic
transaction OF business.
The Naval Court-Martial, Of which Com
,,,9ore Striogham is President, sitting on
tain charges preferred by Commodore
William Meryine, against Commander +. B.
E,nrwell for disObedience of orders, whilst
IN command of the John Adams, in the Pa
c;fc, is still engaged taking testimony in
that case, and will probably be occupied
herewith fo- several days yes.--Star Of yes-
,s1.lgY afternoon.
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4 " hirINytnd,

TIE following letter is from a very respOn-
sible source at COlcssille, Nd. dated June
18th, and the circumstances narrated occur
red on Saturday last about noon. and have
since been cOrrObOrated by several respecta-
bic gentlemen who visited our city yester-
day from the neigh borhood in which it &C.
CURED :-Ha,h. star.
Our community has again been startled
By tle visitation of one of those terrible e!c-
meets, whillwind. We first beard of its
appearance in the field OF Ebert Shaw,
about three miles below US. It's first appear
ancc was 30 larger than q hogshcad, rising
in an immcnsc column, towering A. high as
the eye could discern in the smoky element,
and taking northeasterly direction, aud
spreading desOiation in lis progress. II pas
sed through the lands of Ebert Shaw, Mid.
dlct1n, J. I. Baker, Barrett, and others.
ut was indeed a sight TO see the destruc.
ton it caused on the land Of John Baker
During the storm he was left houseless man
and exposed to the drenching rain which &C
cjmpauied it. 1t was scene sufficient to
draw tears r51m the eyes to behold the wretch
ed condition Of his property and family, left
without shelter during the pcitings o! the
storm.
"Tae most incredulons part Of the story,
however, remains to be TOLD. The rcof aud
other portions Of the dwelling, together with
every teneD cnt attached to the premises, were
completely demolshcd-a great portion OF
which were taken away by the wh!Tlwlnd.
The roof was seen towering above lofty trees,
dashug On in It's mad career. A child Ct the
family was taken from under the timbe1s + q
leg kitchen, aud, strange to say, unGurt.--
The wind rushed through the woods by the
Old Federal Meeting House, laying PROSTATE
In its course trees from three to fur feet IN
diameter aad which had stood the tempest
gor many years. Ii swept away the poultry
house containing some Iiitg or sixty chickens,
smoke house with ti'ry pieces Of bacon III 1t,
and corn house containing three or !aur bGr-
rcls Of corn. The bacon was spread broad
cast over terra fsma. and not a chicken was
lett to tell the iaiG of the rest. The neigh
bors turned out en- nasse and assisted Baker
in making himself and family as cOmtOrta-
bic a. they could under the circumstances
Ills fences were soon put up, yard cleaned OF
the rubbish, and furniture and family remO0-
ed to friendly neghbor's. Considerable dam
age was done &c the crops by knocking down
the wheat washlnL up the corn, X. The
damage Is yaFiUusly estimated at from 500
t0 - COO
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AUCTION SALES.

By SAM'L. ]. McCORMICK-AUcTIoN
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
u LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue OF u decree of the Circuit Court
of Alexandria County, rendered al its May
term 1888. IN the case nj Swami, nc, VS.. Demp-
sey. and Others. the undersigned will on SG'rr-
dav. The IOM day Of Juiy 1898. at II o'ciocS, D.,
in font OF the Mayors office, in the city OF
Alexandria. sell AT Public Auction, certain
tract OF land IN the county OF Alexandria CON
tanning about 200 ACRES, being the property
on which DR. K +. Alexander resided, and OF
which he del seized.
Also. a tract of land adjoining the above
- mentioned tract with the FACTORY
-X.-GBUILDING and Water power thereon.
The SAID property lies on the waters OF -Four
Mile run, about Three miles from the city OF
Alexandria.
TERMS One fifth of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in three equal payments,
at six, twelve and eighteen months, from the
day OF sale The deferred payments, 10 bear
interest and to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser and the title TO be retained until full
payment is made.
F. L. SMITH, lCom'rs. of
l.. B. TAYLOR, SaIa
LOUIS KINZER, 's'e'
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DIED.

Al eight o'clock, on Wednesday evening,
ROSE aged one month and two days, daughter
O, Benjamin aud Eliza d. Barton. II The
irlenas and acquaintance OF the family are In.
vl,ed 10 attend the funeral, from the corner OF
Prince and Royal streets, this friday morning,
n no a o'clock
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AN Sii1It;NTS.
7 IEERIl HALL
l. GREAT ATTRACTIONS
J. INSCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
UiBIE PASORiMh,

IiW C}cH IN HDH0dY, J"hc ItW, 1000
This IraguIhceu, PAINTING commences
with Chaos. ard continue. down IN historical
order 10 the Baby.ou;su Captivity, containing
more than fifty OF the most sublime and inter
estIug Genes IN the Bible.
Exhibitions every evening. Doors open at
seven {. clock to commerce a. cight prec scig-
II Tickets ~ cents. Parquer," 81 ceuts--to
be had al the Hall door Children under ten
years. ID cents.
Also. Exhibitions on Wednesday and Sa'ur-
day afternoons. Tor families and schools. Doors
open al q, clock; TO commence at 2 o'clock
precisely.
Explained by DR.. Trnnrrs ie lin
CLIFrON PREPARATORY SCHOOL
I Tine second session OF this School will be
gin on the first Wednesday OF October ISIS,
and close The luird "Wednesday OF July, ls1"-
The design OF the School Is thoroughly 70 pre-
pare youths Tor the University OF Virginia.
The course OF study embraces everything ne
crs.Ary 10 the degree OF =. VI. Al our University
The school is located IN the mountains OF
Fauquier. a region well known for It's Eeal'uiui
climate and beautiful scenery: il IS two miles
south Of Markham Station on the Manassas Gap
Railroad. and sixty miles from Alexandria
Terms S22j. sem-annuaIIy in advance. viz:
SII2.5U on the lst OF October, and Sll2.5O on
tne 1st OF March.
Modern Languages al extra charges.
For further particulars. apply 20 the Prlnci-
nal at Markham Station, Fauquer County, Va
REFERENCES:
Rev 7 p. Mcclure, r.. n. :. OF Va.
Trustees OF CharIestown Academy, Jefferson
county, Va
of tV