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SPENCER HOUSE,
earkersburg, West Virginia.
CHARLES JAMES DAILY,

EROM TIE GLADES HOTEL, OAKLAND,
L Nil. has leased the above named Hotel, and
respectfully sOlcits the patronage Of the travel.
ing community.
He will be assisted by his Father, Mr.. John
Daily except during the Summer months, when
he will Ie at his old place. Oakland. fehls
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ANTHOLOGY.
The World AStOnished
Attic WONDERFUL REVELATIONS NADEBY
THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
MADAME III. A. PE RRIGO

HE GtSEAI AoIfeOIOSioT,
MADAME III. A. PERRIGO
CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL
- ever know. She restores % happiness those
who, from doleful events, catastrophes, Crosses
In love, loss Of relations and friends, loas Of
money &c, have become respondent She
formation concerning absent friends or lovers,
restores lost OF stolen property. tells You the
business you are best qualified 70 pursue and IN
what you win be most sueoessful, causes speedy
marriages, and tells you the very day yon viii
marry. gives you the name Likeness and eharAc-
terlstics Of the person. She reads your very
thounhts and by her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries
OF the future. Prom the stars we see In the
frmament-the malsfc stars that overcome or
predomfnate in the oonhguTatiOn-from the A.
pects and positions Of the planets and the fixed
sfars in the heavens at the time Of birth abe de-
duees the future destiny Of man Fail not TO
consult the greatest Astrslogist on earth II
costa you but trife, and you may never again
have 30 favorable an opportunity. Consultation
fee, with likeness and AL desired information 81
Parties living Is . distance can consult the
Madame By mail with equal safety and satisfac-
ton 20 themselves, - II in person. a full and
explicit chart written out With an inquiries a..
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on r.
ceipt Of price above mentioned. The strietesf
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enoe returned or destroyed References a the
highest order furnisbed those dssirfng them
Write plainly the day Of the month and tie year
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Of hair
Address, MADAME Il. a. PKRRIG0
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HOUSE Of ILL FAME

Mr.. George Hernon was arraigned for
keeping house of i'll fame on Market
street, above Madison street. Case con-
timed.
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B. F. CALDWELL,

wOULD REsPE CTFULLY
cali the attention Of the public to my large
and select stock of Copper otlls' copper
Tops.
Job Work of all kinds will receive my person
al attention. .,, =,
Oil Well Casing and Sand Pumps made 70
order on short notice B. f. CAl-pMELL'
iy2l -..r
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Police Court.

Police Court.
Yesterday was emphatically y gala
day in the Police Court room. A large
and respectable audience was congre-
gated to gaze upon the offenders of the
law, and the interest manifested in the
proceedings of Oh, Court was wonder
full to behold.
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PRESCRIPTIONS cARE-
Il fully compounded, and directions written
in the English or German language.
Medicines warranted fresh and pure. Stock
full and complete, and all sold at Moderate
prices. sr.r -...-. r
Fer the convenience Of his many friends, the
n. viii lie at the Drug Store each day betWeen
te houru nj and II o'clock. A. N. iyl5
FaNE EgE 9e4| EMHFH
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WANTS.
wauted--A Partner

NLvHTH n CAPITAL UT ShOiOVV,
w or more. in a well established trade. Toa
nod business man such chance Is seldom Of
isrri. For particulars, Address Post Office Box
s75 Wheeling, West Va. augsswd.
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CEWING MACHINES
- Agents wanted everywhere TO sell our low
priced fully licensed machines; send TOR our
Circular. SHAW & CLARK. = VI. Co, Bidae
inrt Maine. novl4-ly
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For RailroadiBg. Steamboating, Banking &c, as
in many other Colleges, and students from dis.
lance will find that Wheeling is the cheapest
aud best point at which to attend Business
College Boarding the chief item. being Gun
siderably lower than in a larger city.
For our College Monthly and Circulars con.
tanning every particular, and fOT specimens Of
writing and hourishihg address
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Reject that sound mind an body are III.
h h.oss ,neco-"ATy Requisites 10 prnote oonnubial
through life becomes 4 wearv sigTimsrr, a.
proepeot hourly darksns % the lev, tie mind
BECOMES shadowed with despair nd diIed Will
voc melancholy rcneStisn that nc happiness ~
snotbsT becomes biIghfch ,.f,l -.
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surveona Lou.
don, graduate from one Of the most esninenL
Colleges In the United Btates, and the greater
part Of whose hfe has bean speotis the hospitals
has effected some Of the most astonishing cure
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when ssloep, grcal
nervousness, being alarmed NJ sudden sounds
sometimes with arrangement Of mind were cur
ed immediately.
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DITTO.

SELLING LIQUOR on SUNDAY.
John Ochsenkuhn, for selling liquor
on Sunday, confessed Judgment in the
sum of twenty dollars and costs.
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Noon Dispatches.

NEW YoRK, July 19.-Havana sd-
vices state that the radical Cubans cele-
brated the execution Of Macmillan BY
divers toasts to the Monroe doctrine.
The Herdld's LeavenwOrth special
says 8 train was captured last Sunday,
near Fort Kearney, by the Indians.
Bishop Lowry, two priests and six sisters
Of charity accompanied the train, en-
route to Santa Fe. The men were killed,
scalped and shOckingly mutilated; the
families were carried away eaptiyes.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-John Math-
eWs, the actor, has published q card Ia
self-justification, in which he says the
concluding paragraph OF Booths letter is
as follows For a long time have de-
voted my energies and money to the
accomplishment Of a certain deed.
have been disappointed. The moment
has now arrived when / must change
my plans. Many will blame me for
what am about to do, but pOsterity, /
am sure, will justify me as man who
loves his country better than God or
life. JOHN w. BOOTH.
The impeachment committee is still at
work. This afternoon Gen. Grant aud
Col Hitler viii be called upon for their
evidence.
The French legation is confident that
il JuareZ prevents the departure Ol
Mons DanO, the French minister, from
Mexico, Napoleon will at once order the
French men-of-war in the West Indies
and the gulf to proceed to Vera Cruz and
demand him. The idea of his'being ex-
changed for Almonte, Maximilianis
minister to France, is Tidiculed on the
ground that Juarez only wOnts Almonte
to put him to death.
The ram "Stonewall" " will leave fol
Japan early next week.
The Presidents veto will probably bC
received to-day.
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IOEHGIANA

Grand ConsistOry.- NJ. Todd,
SO, Grand COmmsnder-in-Chief, in his
address, says that Grand ConsistOry
was established in Louisiana 1913, one
wear after the organization Of the Grand
Lodge, and was the governing authority
in Scottish Masonry till 1899, when q
Supreme Council Of the 33' was cOnsti-
tuted, which has since been declared
incompetent.
In1S52, the Supreme Council at Charles
ton established Grand COnsistOry Of the
82o which was merged in 1855 in the
Grand Corsist0ry Of 1873. This factious
spirit still lived in l.. F., and spurious
bodies were organized, which have gen.
erally become extinct. Thus nobly ends
the address:
And, lastly, charge you to remember
that our Order is 6ne where charity is
enjoined as q duty in everybody OF the
Rite. No meetings should be held and
closed without q special provision Tor the
wants of the poor and suffering Let
your almoners befnen of sound judgment
and Of good and kindly dispositions, and
| furnish them with sufficient means to
relieve all proper cases Of distress pre-
| seuted to their notice.
| Masonry would be a useless, worthless
! llSElLdLlOl II cOuSAstcu opLGly III pAOACoo-
ions Of charity and usefulness, without
carving out in act and deed those great
principles of brotherly love, relief Rnc
/ truth, by which we profess to be gov
erned.
The following are the officers for the
current three years.
Samuel Manning Todd, 33d, G. Com.
/ in-Chief; John Claiborne, 32d, Ist Z. G..
FuIgence Ricau, 33d, 2d L. c.; Joht
Lawson Lewis, SD, G. c.; John c
Smith, $50, G. A; Samuel r. Walker
22d, G. NJ. of s.; James c. Bachelor
SD. G.. c.; Ben. Da Silva, 32d, G.. A.
Emmet d. Craig, SD, G.. R; John f
Mcclure, 32d, G. X. Of S; Edward Bar
nett, SD, G. T.; Henry r. Swasey, S2d
| G.. p; Ezekiel Sslomon, SD, G. NJ. of c.
James Bruce Scot, SD, G. E.; James c
Wilmer, 32d, A. G. F.; Jean Lamsrre
SD, b; Angel Martin, SD, B. Of tn
Vexillum Belli; Bruno De Lucas, 32d
NJ. of G.; VIM. c. Cham mberlsin, 32d, G.
Daniel f. Scruggs, SD, G.. S; John NJ
Pelton, S2d, Aid-de-CamP; Gustavu
Sontag. 32d, @. Tyler.
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risdictions, concerning a body styling IT.
self Sup... c.. 33d Degree, for the lnde-
pendent state of Louisiana, who have
issued circulars to the different Grand
Bodies Of Masons throughout cur eoun-
try, asking their acknowledgment and
correspondence, "without reference 10
color-Of race"
And. whereas, the Grand Lodge Of the
state of Louisiana claims and insists upon
the entire control of Ancient Graft Ma
sonry in the Jurisdiction Of Louisiana, in
accordance with the general Masonic
law and usage. acknowledged by all Ma
sonic Grand Lodges, with, perhaps, the
single exception of the Grand Lodge OF
Hamburg,l
WThat, when q legally established
Grand Lodge exists In a state or country,
no Lodge OF Masons can be legally estab-
lished in the said Jurisdiction, except by
or with the consent Of said Grand Lodge"
By the direction Of NJ. w. A. J. Nor
wood. Grand Master of Masons Ia the
state Of I,ouisiaua, issue this circular to
warn an regular Masonic bodies that the
So called sup. Council, 33d Degree, Is
spurious, irregular and clandestine BODY
unreeognized by any regular Grand body
of Masons in the world, as, Of necessity
must Se the case with all bodies emanat-
ing thereffom, land, as their circular
SAYS, g without respect to race or color"
Accompanying this circular, l send
pamphIet containing full history Of the
aforesaid clandestine council, except the
expulsion OF its originator, James Foul,
houze. which may be found on page i4U
Of the printed proceedings OF the Grand
Lodge of Louisiana, for the year 1850.
Grand Secretary.
n. bah regular bodies OF the A; q
A.. s.. Rite, in louisiana, Work undel
the jurisdiction Of the Sup. ~, S8d' loi
the Southern Jurisdiction OF the Uniteg
/ Sfataz whose See is ut Charleston, s. G.
JAMES C. BACHELOR, M. d. SD,
Active Member s.. c.. foE La
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYRESE Coramandery, No. l. Meets ith Mon
dsv OF each month. John Zeut, Conn., n. J.
Wiggiu. Rec.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-20

U5- The Company is now prepared 70 issue
Policies in ali the various forms Of Life Insu-
rance, and respectfully solicit public patronage
jyll II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-20
No,,- Resfdellt NOtfce.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 1s62-Pierrs A. Hardy ct al. vs.. John Nell
son ct al.
1T appearing from ahidaVit in this cause tnat
| me defendant, Lisida W. Organ has ae-
lsrted tn S life since the hec0mmeneement oI sa,lq
suit and that Therass Louise Organ Is her en!ld
and b.ir-ar-Isw and q uOu-resident OF the
state OF tennessee aIse, Arthur Conneu, a.
fo1nd in .helby county. and further, that he
is a nonresident -, -,
IL Is therefore ordered Ihat thes make
their appearance herein, ut the courtnouse ~
the city OF Memphis, Tenn on oE osloIe me
firSt Monday In August, lod7- and plead ansE er
- dsraur 10 cornplsinants bill, aud 4. L. OF
oar, 10 snow cause why said suit should not be
Ss,-i,red AGAINST her, or the same VIII be
tSiren for confessed Is e. them, and SET
IN hearing ex parte and that a copy Of this
oder be published once week Tor four success
si,-e weeks in the Memphis Appeal
ATtfUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK. DePu Clerk snd Mas er.
1etsEeII, scott & Heiskeli, Sos for COm-
rlsiuant iy3 law6W
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RnARnING HOTSE.

rFy4E Boarding House for the Female Col
1 Iege at LA6range. Tenn, would Ike 70 nave
Families and others % Board durins VaeAllon
iIuIv and Aqeustl- Thoss wishing to leave
fhe civ this summer would be pleased with the
sifuaIion. as Il Is somewhat rural in appear
20 Il W. W. KENNEDY.
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HERREE aEB KAsoEIC CLEENDLR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867

sSint Andrews Day, 9th November in eaef
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CLERE'S OFFICE July 2 loe3-
John Mott, james X. Mott, +. ID. Losee, " m
A. Mckee, Augustus Losee and DSyl1 ~ a. zen ~
sOp. partners, etc. Plaintiffs, vs. Maliche ".
Reid and Th0mss j. Reid, partners, as Reid &
Bro, Defendants.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
y made in this case la pursuance OF seetiOa
40 of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment Z
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer, levied, ETC." on the properly OF the
defeudsuts, Reid * BIO her
il is therefore ordered, That said deisndant =
appear Al the Courthouse, IN the city o. Msln-
uhIS Tenn. on or before the second Monday
Ia October next. and defend tins SUIT, sr me
same will be taken fOrcoutessad as % them ana
the case set for bearing s1 parle, ana tIAl =
couv or this order be Published once a week Tor
6oflr consecutive weeks in the Daily ppeaL
a coDv JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
ToHS w. GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk.
ii a. King. Attorney Tor fiaintits-
IL IL ~
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The Maysville IKy.) Edg7e SAYS /:
f" We learn that John L. Scott has sold
his peach crop TO Cincinnati hrm for
sl4 coo. the purchaser TO gather the fruit,
nav ali expenses and tske all risks. We
learn that the crop is very large, and the
quality of fruit good. The orchard con-
tsins fifty acres, and cost Mr. Scott, some
years ago, 81, 600"
The st. Louis board Of health has
( had the hull Of an old steamer fitted with
| the necessary arrangements for dump
I ing boat; aud upon one end Of it has
/ been built dead-house, capable OF con-
! tanning eighty bodies, with tables fol
post mortem examinations, inquestsi
etc This has been done on account o.
/ the objections Of citizens to the location
/ of dead house in any part Of the city.
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~ o4narina OUR BITTERS to the southern
l -Pn6Iie we have no hesitaney In asserting
thair superiority over any Northern Produe-
tIo, in our markets In their deVissment they
are purely Southern = compounded with a
special adaptttude to the varieGs types o.
.s0,,,cic derangements prevalent IN our
climate.
uBa gentle stimulant 20 the system aitef
undergoing severe illness.
It's q cure for DYSPEPSIA
1t assists digestion.
II surss piarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
utsa preventive for Chiils and fevers-
Its an invaluabls companion ior persons
travelling at all seasons OF year
MS a HomE enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
~ Sold sverywhere.
Q. h EBBERT q CO.,
Sole Proprietorss
/ ..~o.t Henaphfs- Team
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GEN. SIcKLEs maintains IA princely
COURT in Charleston, 5. c., as one OF
the "Five Monarchy Men set over the
southern states. A letter in the Hart
ford Times describes his appearance
thus:
"In public Gen. Sickles makes bis
chief appearance on the drives" Of the
CITY on pleasant afternoons. His turn
outu is quite a show. He drives himself,
four splendid black horses, with harness
brilliant with silver mOGntiDgs, attached
to a light black four-seated carryall
sometimes with his young daughter on
he seat with him, or with q white ser
want on the back seat. His peculiar
nbvsiognou,y, head thrown back, chiI
and nose in the air, his crutches beside
him, snd his splendid establishment,
All attract attention and remark
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RiII 90 Dfr0rce.

In the Circuit Court Of shelby County, Tenn
Esther Anderson vs. George Anderson.
TN this cause il appearing from anldavlt on
/ dIs that DESCENDANT, tieorge Andersen, Is =
nonresident OF the state Of fennesseei
Ia Is therefore ordered That ne do enter
- aTnearanos hereiu 81 the Courthouse in
fisa CIV OF Memphis, Tenn, within the three
frsf davs OF The September Term, 1857, and
plead answer OF demur 20 eoInplalnAnt,s Oh
s.st for hearing exparte Il Is further ordered
fSof q -onv of this order be published once q
week, for iour successive weeks, In the Mem
phis Appeal
= M. i. L STEWART, Clerk.
Bv GUY THORPE, d. G
ant. ..,a,.....
Jnse Il, 1851. leiz l4HfW
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raIuaRLE RECORD.

We have received from an esteemed
Bro. at Lynchburg, Va, copy of a
record placed on the Bible Of MARSHALL
Lodge, No. 80, at Lynchburg, when re-
bound in 1867 by Bro. VIM. J. Folbes.
From this interesting record we make
the following extracts, in which the
Brotherhood OF Memphis will tind two
welI-known and respected names, ,-One
of them, indeed, venerated by all good
MasODs in Tennessee
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MARSHALL LODGE NO. SO.

This Lodge commenced work under a
dispensatiuu granted the 8Oth March,
1888, by Deputy Grand Master John
Marshall. then ChiefJustice of the United
States, appointing Robert Gancy, Mas
ter: JAMES Galloway, S. Warden Sam
uel Irvine, J. Warden under the style
and designation Of Hiram Lodge, No. SO.
Officers Installed 9th March, 1873, and
was chartered Sth November, lTy3, as
"NfarshaH Lodge No. A." On the 9th
December, 1898, its original number was
restored, and its register then was
4" Marshall Lodge, No. 80" John Watt,
VIM. Norvell and James Penn were in
itiated on the 5th Of June, 1913, being the
first Massns made in this .Ddge.
The place Of meeting, not nov known,
until the 18th of July, 1875, on which
dav they held the first meeting in their
: own nall. erected on a lot donated by
/ Brother Philip Payne, at the corner OF
Ninth and Church streets. Building
committee: Alexander Stewart, VIM.
( Brown, Thomas Watt, Samuel irvine
aud James Penn. The first death was
/ Brother Edward Henry, which occurred
/ Decem Der 8, 1894, at New Glasgow Am
I herst county, and who was buried with
( Masonic hOnoTs. He was brother ol
Z Patrick Henry, to whom copy OF the
/ order of the Lodge was transmitted. The
/ officers that officated at the first meet
ling in the Masonic hall were Hon
/ John Dabney being Master, but Brother
1 William Edenfield acted p. T.; Samue
I Martins, 5. W, P. T.; r. NJ. Bransford
/ J. W.P. T.; Caleb Tate, Sec P. T; Thos
/ Norman, Tyler. The first Entered Ap
prentice in this hall was Joel Nancy
Two of the Initiates Of this Lodge have
served as Grand Masters, viz: Joseph ID
I Evans. Grand Master of New York
John Robin Mcdaniel, Grand Master o
Virginia. From its commencement t
J 1902, 126 members were admitted, anC
from 1920 to February, 1867, 646, making
ISL in fifty-four years. The records o
eighteen years were lost.
The Holy Bible within its halls ha
never been closed. Through all contend
ING strife it has moved steadily on
Whilst the storm without ragged with
frightful violence all was quiet within
It's lights have never dimmed, TIT
grateful incense of Relief, Truth anC
Brotherly Love has continually ascende'
to the Great L AN from its sscre'
altars. and like some old castellate'
building, upon whose ancient roof tn
/ moss of time is spread; and whose turret
are encircled by creeping ivy, inspire
the beholder with veneratiOn and re
spect.
In the Text book prepared by on
worthy and veuerable,Grand Secretary
John Dove, by order of the Grand Lodge
Marshall Lodge has received the prou'
encomiums of the
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Law Court sf Memphis,
CIEzz's CFFIcE, hIag g. IslT
z. Hurd & Co, Plaintifis, IS =. O Crsight1l
Defendant.
A FFIDAVIT for attachmeRt having bee
"a made in this case IN pursuance Of sel.fil
Sifs5 c,f the Code Of Ieuleszee. ana 1ltachrnar
haviusr been fasuea and returned By the u7-uT..
o1fIcer levied, etc. on The defendant. 2, {
Craishton;
III ls Therefore ordered, That said dsTsndai
ma Tenn. on OF before the second Nopda-
1une nexf aud defend tbs suit, o. ne -
will he faFeu for eo1feEsed - - hirn A.
ssse set for hearlnE ex parts. rrf
i,.,rsr 81 fi1Is order b. pgh1shed ouest
I or four consecutive weeks in th.s
hor,eaI JOHN D0NOVh~
a copv. By NksoN HrDx, DC
yViisor 3 Beard, AttqT1ays fcrr
! IayT laViE Essz
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BROWNSVILLE
Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BoYS,
Ia AI1eIaaTls County, Ia.
SECOND SESSION 1sez.s.

TVHIS School Is located one and a-half miles
| nom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central Railroad and niteen miles West o.
Charlottesville and the University o. virginia
The location - well known a. Dr. tiessnsr aar-
risOn. Rev. Wm- Dinw .dliie. and Prof 70 ward 3.
Smi h formerly conducted schools at ibis placa-
Previously IL was a popular summer resort
conducted by John 3 Cooke. ESQ Betty slru-
afed IN one or the most bsautlful portions of
AIbemaTle county, in the mid-t Of G refined
and Intel igent cOnunirntt remote rom places
OF dissipation. and eOnVenieut % Churciles and
Sabhsth schools Of the lea1lng de10miua-
tiODs, 10 possesses rare advantages fer a Boys
The c. urse Of study Is designed To be1hnropgh
and comprehensive IN Ancient ans Modern
Ian nguases, Mathematics aud the EnH.Lsh
81 anches, and also 10 embrace the eIeuaauts uf
Natural and Moral sciences and HistuTY.
The Prime. pal was educated at the University
OF Virginia. and has had an experience %
nearly ten yeas in teaching in schQols OF high
risou's school, Bioomdeid Academy, lynch
burg Finale Seminary, and Hon. Il. d.. u.
Hunters private school,
the university Of Virginia and has had an eL-
perience Of eight years In teaching in The
southern States-fOfmerly IN EdgewOrth Fe-
male Seminary. North Carolina. more recently
in Sk-<man, Texas,
The following recommendation Of oar school
By Professor Of the University OF VIrginl-i,
Is respectfully submitted.
In view Of our personal aequaiutanre with
Messrs- IA. n b and A. J. Wood. We 40 not
hesitate cordially 70 recommend ttEir school
to the cOnhdence and patronage OF the publie.
5 Maupiu, NJ Schela De We're,
Wm. n. Mc(4uffey, j. :. DAVIS.
Fruucis Il. smith. j. 3. Minor
J. L Cabel, B. l. Dildersleera.
c. 5. Venable, Wm- e. Peters.
T f r NJ 3:
For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session - Ten months,
two hundred and seventy-hye so dollars IN
currency. Payments ons-half in advaEce, bal
auce on the Let OF February.
The sessions commence on the fst o. Septem-
Der and close on the Z7th OF Jane. Pupils VIII
be received at any rims duricg the session, =,
with q pro rata Distinction in charges. Boys
from distance viii be allowed 70 remain cur
ing vacation as boarders IN the family of the
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot tGreenwOOdl 70 the school immsdi-
ately upon arrival.
Hs- Only two boys in a room
P. . -6reeuwOOd Depot. AlosnlaTie county.
Virginia ie5lr