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SENATOR DAVIS AND HIS FOURTH OF
JULY SPEECH.

PORTLAND, tMen) Aug. 8. 1888
DEAR sur: Il have just received your letter, and
notice your comments in relation to what | am re-
ported To have sad in remarks addressed TO the
paasenpers on board the eteRmer Joseph Whitney,
when they were COMMUNICATING the Anniversary OF
our national independence. II is not true that said
there or elsewhere, that the Union never could be
dissolved. | have no such happy assurance. and
,oud only derive il irom conviction that fraternity
and respect for the Constitution would always be
supreme over fanacisn md seconalism.
There was no report of the speech. No notea
wer. taken. was called upon 10 write ont my re-
marks. but declined, and neither my bsAlth nor ex'
listing circumstances would permit me 10 mike the
attempt. A sketch, made from memory by ona "f
the passengers was published in The Boston POST
Any intelligent reader will see that II is quite mea'
gre and that the division by parsg misplaced
The clause land this great country will continue
united" belongs TO what went before, viz: that
though VIZ should have domestic qusrrels on our
hands the foreign power who should count upon our
divisions as rendering us unabe To resist aggression
would be disappointed, as shown in the position OF
the people in relation TO recent outrages in the Cult
of Mexico.
What follows suggests to my mind when read it 8
new train of thought, suoh was presented in the
resolution OF the States Rights Democratic conven
ton OF 1851, when announced separation from the
Union IA right to which We would only recur when
it became the last resort, and the only remedy for
evils which could not be borne.
Politicians who disregard or cannot see the benef s
Of our constitutional Union, and who for soms minor
grievance OF their OVID, OF from fanatical spirit,
and arrogant assumption to pack the mote from tbbr
brothers eye, announce their readiness to dissolve
the Union, do in my opinion ritie with grave sub
eci, aud deserve rsbuke from every rejecting citizen
of the United States.
More than this | am sure could not have said.
and such think, is fair interpretation Of the briet
sketch given of my remarks, which certainly were
not designed 10 imply disavowal OF the docriu. 8
which | Lave aiways entertained Touching States
Rights ani State remedies Tor inroIernbe grievances
roy 10 ca-t lection rpon the political friends with
" ho,n II uas - n-en my prni- :" Co op.rac.
Very uniy, you ,,'-''i
JEFF ERSDN DAVIS.
Msior jaws Roach
DEA III OF tN-GONEhNOk MEliALk
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WII,,.us Wary COLLEGE.

yp1UE ncxt .--.on OF this Institution viii beam on .
u second W-dJs-d-y q" October GrAt IN" i'.n -
terminal. ON the ith ni July following III" '0oi''
instruction recently modified and -x'rDf"h, 'on's' .
T. A Department of Greek nni 'ir""k literature ~
n A Department al Latin AMI Lat" iH"ftu''
French Spanish sDJ italian. Professor '"''' :
f. TALIAFHRaO ,p.u..-,r
H. A Dcpsrlmsn, of Moral aud intellectual rh'I' p
and Belle I..tires. Rev. sLS I"ih'' = ~
" A Department Of History. Political Economy ~ ~
Constitutional Law. R0gRRr j. M"Hd'"''
( V. A Depar;m"n, ol Chemistry VII H"''''' '
!vI. A Department of Mathematics. hE>i
| Pr1,es.or and Precedent pro tenn
Adjunct Professor r. ], H. sNEAp .ls..-.
Candidate, tor Dpgre-s will be- divided ih" rho IRE,
viz: The Primary Junior Midi" Hhu w,,,.nln,a, ;.
or the Primary Class will contain sifh w snI.nn
m.v mo, he prepared fjr Il Colleague cou's". I, u,
MT .ndis,r- tor Degrees will hhvr IN" 'F"'
supervision OF the Faculty, to ioin su'h ,J.ii
incnts IA they may select In no '''" vi, ,g ON rf
admit, 4 t.. class until he has been "SH'h'"'" "
preparatory studies .. ora, ,,,,n 81
T. nnne..aiy Expensrs Tor the session ~, 'y IN
to 500 exclusive Ut t'oh''. i"h''o''"
ney. ill.,, ~. SECRETARY 81 H.
TOT ut.n ,,,,,, r',a' Aug lJ--c'"
MEDICAL COLLEGE or 'ih'''''
SESSION or !-.I--". 1890 g.,
YrIHE Annual cou'sc OF Lecture WIZ until ~
II the nrst Mond.y IN O',"bef' ahd '''''"'
lG vi March.
SURGERY.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON. ". y
PRACTICE oY mRDieI>E
DAVID H. TUCKER. NJ. u.
y.1yRI. MEDIC AND THEhAPktH'n
RFVFRLEY K WEXFORD NJ ~
ASATOAT,
AE PETlCoLAS N u. ..rny.ct
,s,rrrurgs OF MEDICINE AND nEDNA
'"'''' l. : JOYSES. N. D. ,,, psp
,s 49,, ,,sv,,ys ~ woMEs AND e"'-
JAMES II. CONWAY. " W.
CHEMISTRY AND rHAIaAef
JAyES B. NcCAw, NJ
nvxos,rRAros or ANATOMY,
MARION HOWARD. u. ..,o.e.u,.i
The Study OF Practical Antony !.aS ysl. rd4us es:
with the moe, ample iaci'i'' S,n - n. .oafmsft o.
nensa Clinical Instruction is given ' WITH 81.
ih u"t collesr which all tip WEI .t I ..r, 4
IL III Snryi,s, ca.r- mi tsins "f'f' - ID
o '.r my no .,-re Rooms affords the -tui'''
v,,,,.,,. Tor tt uhsrivaticn OF ii"a7 goo
-, rho fall Course N Lecture .. 70
n,,uJu,,rntvt 81 Anatomy .--..'
,,,tr,r,.l1tuu ...'--'' ~
Graduation. $3.50. ,,yul. II D..
vi L,s; n .os slsss f.|uliS
July l3-ctOctl
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For the Enquirer.
TEE WINCHESTER REPUBLICAN AND


HON. CIIaS. JAMES FAuLhNhk.
The Manchester Republican" au Opposition pa
per- speaking OF Mr. Faulhnat in connection Wild
the Guberuatorial nomination, says:
"n ls43 be began 10 he Democratic ny a,9rius '' an
ucxaon OF Texas: in 1910 h. became htl'nieSrHp "
promise land aud bread mud inert 10 thr WIDOWS hu "
phsns Of such of the Berkeley boys as -h"" v"iunf
nnd bleed and die i'll that This was GENEROUS o'
ynt the MUS, have been very Ehihrsr "nr ~ h.
berkeley volunteers Tor have yr' I" nrhi W '"e "
deed in fee simple OF land to any oil me "iies "no
reduced II state of Urphnnace cannot some i"'i'H
boprapbcr tell us how many broad acres our hoe n rep
rrsentave actually decided away we nave hcniu iiu.
and often Of the promise-now let us Hno" so"e'n'ns VI
the performance
From the character which the editor OF that paper
bssrs anony hs acousnlauces, i-el No besltaiIrn
in saying that there ia not man cohh-cied WIN 'hr
prs.s IN Virginia who is less iucIIned l" wrong NJ
cppon.ut. personal or political or In"re prompt u"
ninSe honorable repdration than INST eeh''eih"u-
Without assuming, therefore, I" be ine ''os 'puel %,
Mr.. Faulkner, propose 10 answer ihe lnl-r'osa'oFJ
propound-d by the Republican ter'IrS s-shT'a t"a'
ii will allow il kIacs III lis columns %" ''arsr
has been made; thu vindicson should follow LII lh"
congressional contest of 1851. Ia ihn dis'rct' 'he
ssm. QUESTION was raised, and elected correspon'
d-uce which put the matter To re-t III thH' 'he'
1t ia as follows:
LETTER OF JOHN W. MURPHY
WIscHEsrRR Va October lith lsJi
Mr. CHARLES JAMES FAuLKSEK-Dsar sir: Ia reply 10
your Letter beg leave state that Wa one Oh the per
sons engaged in May. lsi6 in endessornc to False vo
lunterr company for Mexico Joseph Burns was 10 nave
been captain of that company and had tho promlse o.
be;nr ,b orderly sergeant When you made your speech
In MAY ls46 endenvonng to raise that c'mpnny' Mny
objected that Consrcss had made no provision o e,rn
land bounty the officers aud soldiers. you men SUM-
inr m escn soldier who served twelve months land
bounty that you would yourself give them iaO nereI ~
land in Texas. Tho company 10 whom you fhnuc INV
n;o .. nsver f,rmed but after several ctior:s ~
raise it, II wns totally Dissolved an sure have no claim
upon you for tho land bounty nor presume has any one
eso nor have heard any the iden Thar ne
mad We all know you vol enough to know that yon
faithfully fulfil every promise that you make
Yours, with great respect, ,
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY
FIVE MILES WEST OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VA
w. Leroy BROuN. A. l.,,oc;.,e p,,rc;r.1.

gNHE object OF this Academy is to prepare Students
for the University Virginia or to iii them Tor the
active duties OF life The OF instruction embraces
all these subjects requisite tur pepar alton for any the
Academic Schools of the University, and the mrlod ns
ZION.
The neat session t-ens tho let OF September For
Catalogues combining tell information address, either of
county, Virginia. June 29-com
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RAIrlMoRE CArrLr MARKET, Auousr c7-Tl0

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Auorsr TT {
supPy Of beef cattle at MARKET %s'
on last market day. The ofeInss at the seales react
600 head 800 of which were driven TO PhadsiPi" h.
The remaining ESQ head sold 10 BALTIMORE butcher
u,ic.s .isiag uum g IS 10 on the hool equal 60 &C.
Is ae,t bud sging 81 62 gross The average 10
Live hogs 90 a5a7 25 per 100 lbs nr Sheep are sla
ceiling at 81 . 5 per head
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SNi ANTED. by college graduate. who bias had some
w experience. and Is capable oi teaching Lain
(rn"k aud French. and the higher English branches,
situation teacher. either in n family n school,
Kri-r - Rev. hr Howe ot rh.rdrii,hin Bisn"p smith
u kentucky and editor Of thr Chi tnn witness aud
Professor Sparrow OF Theological Seminary rsfi"s 10"
W..
Address Box ~, w-ihsm. Massachusetts.
Aug -cw4t-
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E,sT,yOou SCHOOL.

NEAR S1AUNTDN--B1 fIht FtN f.hS.
SEiiE exercises oi this school VIII 10" Resumed on '
u lst september. ana clOsr "n l3h June l"I'""he'
with n semi.annuni and mn annual examination.
TERMS For tuiti"n and board, including everything
except lights, Scp per annual session. payable onr.hn on
let oil September, and 0nc-hn'f on lot February
For Catalogues giving further iniornMtion address
PIKE POWERS,
r,l, Stanton, Va.
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July iG-c,yilSep
',---
HILTON SCHOOL,

yHNlE School at hc rcsidcnr" ol III" subscriber IN
4 Orange County, Gordons villc will be- conin-
ued tho en.uing year under the instruction of &. q.
Young Esd u graduate oi the University OF virginia.
A few more boys be accommodated in my iafniiy.
Terms heretofore, $500 per session OF ten months,
commencing on the fist OF September and ending on the
a9lh Of June payable, half AT the commence ment,
the other at the end the session. Refer 10 the Faculty
of the University. JAMES NEWMAN.
IL
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LETTER OF JOHN W. MURPHY. =,
WrscUrereR Va October lltn, u
rTTrR oF IOsEPU BURNS.

MAnrINsBuR0, October 18th, ls3i
D.ar I'm reply TO your request, will state, thu;
was ondoayorinc 10 raise n Company for the mnSchi
War during the Spring of leI6, aud that Mt meeting o.
the Regiment In May ot that year, you MADE an oner Oh
5 ocrcs of land 10 the Volunteers who would enlist n
der me for that service aud out the time oil enlist
mont with credit did succeed ia raising the CoEpa
n.y. consequently the project was abandoned ny me;
Yours, &c. JOSEFh bth"o'
e J. FAULKNER, Esq.
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PIEDMONT INSTITUTE.

CHdRLO rTESPILLE. TIRGIyI,
Miss ANNE LFaTON. PK;>c.rA.
THNTIE nth nnnu session Uf the Piedmont ln,,u,. +.
n hrcin the nrst Monday oi September, aud end .
last at june following.
Teachers Of English Miss Anne L-aton Ms. 4,
l.raton, Miss Betty Lewis Mu,ic-Mr Cha. T =.
Ancient and Modern Languages. ". Won Fi,tseiz ,
4ist"rt Instructor III Modern an.urse- al the Uuivr
Of Virginia.
TEams FOR SESSION OF TEN MoSFHS--fnglsh n
mary Drp.rtnrni. So. English Advanced Dcyaril.-.
go: Algebra aud GeJm"ry. zach, SO. Modern D.
"a ,g's rHch go; Ancient Languages. each. so ~,
on PmAo with usr Of Instrument. S3i Vocal N 4,
privM'. Iessons S66 Vocal Music. class $l2 Draw
$40 Rorrl including .Lis fuel. etc, 81 30; Wh.hu.
per month.
REfEnnxcEs Right Rev William Meade. u II. Re-,
Mrsdr Charlottesville. Va. Rev WIN Nelson, So
VIII. Va; Mr. WIN Robertson. Charlottesville Va
John II Timberlnka. DR. Cha. Minor, Mr Eugene D.,
Charlottesville. W.; Rev James Coleman. Danir! d.
matte Caroline county, Va; J Lawrence Car. Esq
nawhh G II. Hon Alexander liollsiay. Richmond, :
Prof X Minor. University @! Vn; Col Robert Ashlin
mington fuvnnuA county Va. Mr VIM Hart Gnraa
? o, Va, Dr. WIN q Carr. charlottesville w; Mr. WI
Wuhrow Wsyuc-buro'. Va. JSiy 2i-ciScs,
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TuE KANSAS EL.ECTION.

BooNrvILLE, Aug. 25--Th board Ut election com
mssionere, constituted by the Engluh bill. have 10
sued proclamation, declaring The proposition re
ieoted by nine thousand five hundred and twelve ma
1ority. The whole vote thirteen thousand and
eighty eight. No fraudulent votes were received
but few precincts were rejected on account OF nior
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rE,HE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE Of inc State

q Of PerusyIvunr, 10. Penn sqnsrc, riladelphia,
Incorporated b tbe Legislature, ls@J ou tho plan OF
the Industrial C.'i..cs OF Paris and Berlin, rrds tho
rough professional education Civil Engineering Mining
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, lndustrn', Ana
ieal and Agricultural Chemistry, mctaiurGy unh Ar
conjecture
Ample facilities provided Tor cld aud Laboratory
Practcc and Assistant Engineers peri'cs themselves
in ans b~nhch Of their profession.
The SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION will begin On Monday,
September 20, lsis. Apply to
DIR \. L. KENNEDY, President OF the Faculty,
Inly ol-2n Pn;trchnir ColnEe. Phndelpha.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
CLsyELAsp, Aug. 26.-Ths Republicans Ut tie
2oth Congressional district have nominated John
Hutchins, vice Hon. Mr.. Giddngs
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
LOUISA FE VI LIE ACADlu
NIkLUOOU ,


LOUISA FEMAi.E ACADLM\>
WLLVOOD,
THREE NILES snDM TnE VIRGINIA cEsrKAL a,,,.
NaRS. MARTHA r. DABNEY, assisted Uy he Z
I'VE tiers, proposes TO open School tor Young -.
on the irst day oil October next. In this SchnnI
taught VI
is'. The Ruiim"nts At Chemistry. Natural rL,i...
and all III" Elementary Branches ui an English ~
tOu. ~
:nd. History, French. an! Music on the Piano
3rd. Embroidery aud Needle Nuri
TERMS:
Board Including Washing aud l.. h's snd Turo,
the English Brancnes Tor session e ten month. =
Instruction in Music aud us, o. PlhEo.......
For scholars hdvanccd, ii Professor VIII be I'm,
ploycd at usur rates.
Embroi terry and Needle Work .....
one half Of all charges 10 b. paid in .dv, ~.
remainder before the clDse OF the srs,lon "'
Each Young Indy viii Be expected 10 furnish b.,
towels properly nnIScd =
Tao Instructions Ia mas Scnool are allowed to ret.
Ptol,ss.r Geo Edward nnbu,y WIN b Stusr, .
Ry!Int and Cul Edmund fJn,iur kichmou,i. ~"
Esq'r, second Turn Out. LouI.A; Nd II Pro, -
siaI".ri; Pniip Nelson. Esg ard Lucus II Minor -
Ina %, Hanover. 4''
The number of ooardrrs will be- limited IN ,,o,,
the .iiOvt tender maternal care ptorsed - =
Address second Turn Ouf, Louisa" a, which oil,
Carriages Will always meet the pupils Early srplr.
10 requested. if'
Aug 2-e;oel wM.B DABSEY
FEMALE toII.EtsiATE INSTITfr'.
BUCKINGHAM, VA -
'4NHE Fa!l.scssiOn 81 this Institution will opc, ~,
l. I'D september.
FACULTY:
Rev. John e. Blackwell, A. NJ, Prcsdcn: and p,of
Ut Natural Science mud Ethics.
J. j. PO,t-, A. ~, Professor o. MatLouaics AMI An,
Language
Arnaui Preo,, Pr, lessor OF Motrrn Language, and
sic.
Mrs. F.. a Prcot Assistant in French snI Music
Mi-s :. A. Cobb In.rmcIree- IN Ornamental Ran.
and Assistant In Music.
- Assistant in Music.
TRIMS PER SESSION pCE ~ ADVANCE
Board. including iuri, lights, and washing s..
Ena-h Branches. D,
Latin AZ Greek. or beth,
Modern Languages each.
Music Oh Plano or Guitar ~
Use o. Piano,
Vocal Music, charge.
Drawing, dlticren, Kinds Of Painting and iitercn, !, ,
Of Needle Work at the usual charges
Among the many advantages the nstitui. s,Ilfi.
young Ladies' wi-hin. to ubtsin thorough .cuc,,
may be mentioned the fact, ;nt OF the Professor 3,
their families and also all III" Assistant reside IN ~.
iitutr and eat ~ the table with the Dung Is.
This arrangement enables the students To otiA.n
their studies whenever needed, aud proper -
tion 10 their mHnners comfort, and we'll being
liz order To isrilt;r the communications with the Ia
tutr, arrangements ARE contemplated, which will be-
known hs soon completed.
For further Information, address
JOHN e. BLACKWELL
Aus i-cOtm Gravel TIL! Y,
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
RICHMOND, Va.

yHNIE ninth session Ui lh. Institution will commence
Il ON thr fret Mpndny in October next.
Til. accomplished Assistants are employed In cv"
~ Department
Two French ladie- reside in the nmiy OF III" Principal
mud il is their especial duty 10 speak French hnhunly
with The ynuns ladies.
italian, Painting and Drawing ttuehi by Mr. Pcrsi'
co. M Italian. SIR. Buchlcr, native GERMAN teach' =
German.
The bc-t TEACHER. OF Music ale employed. and every
effort made improvement in this vnluaol" a"
cumpli -hment
This institution Is well known Ia tue bishops and clrrsy
nf Vrriuin Thu public invited to refer TO them i'
the Professors in the Virginia Military Institute, !" froi
r. H. smith. O. the University Of Virg MIA and 20 tn'
pat runs u the -chDrl.
For c-tnnrue containing information terms,
study boarding department. Sc with st of patrons,
address D. LEE POWELL, PRfNcIPAL,
Iulv I5-ctlOrt RchInbnd Va.
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RED OAK ACADEMY,
BRUNSWICK COUNTY tIRGiNII.
5FHHE next session will open the fret Monday in octo
q Der. and close the last Friday IN the following July
The course Of study will be- thorough and discipline h'n
For Board. including every thing, except light slGo
Tuition ia Clnsslcs and Mathematics. ~
Tuition in advanced English Branches ~
Tuition in Primary ~
The Boarding Department will ba under the charge al
Dr. John Fl. Winiree to whom. in the absence Of the
Principal all communications may be addressed al Ken
nedy's p. O.. Brunswick county.
Conveys nccs on suitable notice will moet pupils nj
Blacks aud Whites on the South Side Khi!road.
Aup ll-cOcl AUG l.. DBBLE.
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BROOKLAND SCHOOL,
TGREENUOOD DEPOT dLBE MdRLE COZ

= 7
VIRGINIA
uNSTRII 'TORS:--WM. DIswIpDIE, VI. A.. Principal
i Thomas U. DUDLEY, NJ. A.; CHARLES l.. &. MfSoH.
". A.
This school is preparatory for the University q. Virei
mia or lur ANY College The third session will commence
on the lst 0t September next, aud close the Both OF
June following.
The Instructors all Masters OF Arts of the University
of Virginia. and the Prncipa has moreover had 10 year.
experience in teaching; and Tor three years Ass,'
in the University OF Virginia, In The schools
| of Mathematics aud Ancient Languages 49,
The location the { rn.rh iailrohd. IL miles "e-i
from the University oi Virginia. hardly be surpassed
for hen!,hfun ss beauty, facility Of access aud remote
ness from temptation. go
EXPRESSES. including every thing except lights. Siaj
per term Of five month"; payable In advance.
~ For Catalogues, stating PARTICULARS apply to the
Principal WM. DlNWIDDIE, NJ. a,
July 3a-ctf Greenwood Depot. Alb"marlr. Vn.
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r. ExyScroN LAW sruonITt

d sion 81 my NV school will comnrnc: At Lcxi.
on Monday. tho sth I November nrXi, ard close G.
10Th March ls9 Printed cii cnlsr letters will bn
gentlemen desiring information ~ to the plan Of uf
tion t.st.bookr a.. adopted In my school.
Aug lV--ctNovl JOHN w BROCKEEBROlG'
~ The south. Wh., Examiner mud Di.patrt
puo,L the above ia their country editions ill Novs-
Lar
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FEMALE SCHOOL. NEAR GORDONSV1LLE


l. lst OF september 1853 and terminate on the last OF
June. 1859.
The corps Teachers will be such as the School m"y
require ,
In this School will be- taught the Latin, English and
French Lang ages with special attention 10 tho princ
pies of the construction Of language, Moral Science.
Mathematical Natural Sciences including Natural PhiiosO
phv Natural History, Chemistry Botany. Geo osy. Sc,
Ancient and Modern History, Ancient AMI Modern Ger"
! craplIy Instruments and Vocal Musc
The location a hcnlthy and thin one mile and "
half oi three churches.
Terms per session o ten months $780, tor board, ara
Tuition in any of the Branches taught, except Music tor
which with Of Piano there will be- al extra charsc OF
thirty five dollars.
Address, Cordonsvillc. Vn.
CHARLES UARIES. N. d.,
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FREDERICK'S HALL FEMALE ,CmOO

1NlE first session OF ;his school, which is located
Il in hall mile oi firdrricks Hall Depot, VI.
Central Rsru Il, will commence on The 10; VI nests
tcintrr ard close on the lsi Oi JGly following:
TERMS FER SESSIONS "f tbs MONTHS
Board aud Tuition ia nh III" English branches "r
Music ou the Pihn0 with u>c Ot Instrument.
French Language"
Drawing anI Pointing. each
India Ink mud Crnyon, each.
An accomplished aud experienced trHchrI vii
charge OF this school
sly udircssis Frcderick's HILL. Loui.s county, "
juno :0--ri Isl sep HirHI W UAkk.'
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EPISCOPAL HiEH sCHOOI. OF VIRGIN
AT HOWARD, ON THE HEIGHTS.
THREE MILES WEST or ALRXASDRiA,
REV. JOHN =. MCGUIRE RECTOR.

REV JOHN p. MCGUIRE. RECTOR
yuyuE next session al this Institution vii! commu
un Wednesday, the 9Th day nj september.
The studies rrbrncr iull Course Of Anr cnt hni
dcrn Languages the Natural :cirnccs, Mnthrnntr,
gsh Music, Drnwing sc.
THRMs-SaJO per -,'s-inn. payable, invariably sem.
ATTY in ndvanr" VIZ: Sl2 al the commencement u,
session snd SlaJ 0m iir second "Wednesday 10 frnru
This charg. includes Board, Tuition ~ the r.sg
course and Modern Languages, Light, Fuel, Wa,alt
Needing sc. everything. In short, except BOok' :,
ron-ry, Clothing aud what Is furnished Ia thr Ci
Music aud Drawing extra charges.
Pamphlets. con,nning u account Of lhn SchOo, y
be cent hose who request II.
Applications for entrance. ar Tor further inorms,,
| may h. addressed 10 the Rector.
e. q. Theological Seminary. Fairfax Co, Va.
REFRhENcES-Rt. Rev. VIM Meade. ID. u H., r.
John Johns ID u; The Clergy Of the Diocese; The II
lessons OF the University oi Virginia.
July 2i--rodi sh Sep
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BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA. !
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To His Excellency HKNHY a. WISE Governor OF Va.
Dear sir-l enclose staements showing the condition
u this Bank the lst day al July. 1857 and 1883
Aud am, with great respect, your obediont servant
Il. NJ. BRENT, Cashier.
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

HOHN b. CARY, a. ~, PMScIPAL, Instructor In An
- ci-nt Languages and Mathematics
f. C. EpMosps V. NJ. l., Assistant in Mathematics and
Instructor In Thc'ics
JESSE =. LONGS. 2 Assistant In Ancient Languages
PHILIPPE HENLE Instructor 10 Modern Languages and
Music.
Mss EMILY A. CLEVELAND. Instructress In Female De-
pHrtmcnt.
Rourd md Tuition in Ancient Languages and Mathc-
nn,s Sl20 per session Of ten months. commencing on
the hr-t Monday in October. Lights extra.
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