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NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs
Mortgage Sale OF Real and PEI.
SOnal Property.

NOTICES hereby given that on SATURDAY
~ the 18th day OF August, 1889, at II O'Clock
l shall proceed to sell, for cszn on The prem.
ises, the following described Real AID Person n
county, Tennessee, described as follows: Com.
mencirg On the e2gt at a psrsimmon tree on
Munson's Line; thence running west down the
Macon road thirty seven 1911 poles and ffjy
90 iIpEa 10 n corner near the Macon road anu
bordering On the lands ownso by williamson
and Alexander thence south three 80 chains
and twenty-five (zSl links and continuinx down
sad solth line 10 the intersection OF Jones
Land thence east twenty-nine (2e) chains ON
ion es' line thence south nine 81 poles and ten
o. links; thence east on said Jones' line tEen-
ty-One t2i) poles and twenty-five (25) links to
AunsOn's line. thence north on Rajd MunsOn q
line eighteen I8) poles and sixty (60) links to
eleventh Qlth) Surveyors District OF Eaid
county, in range six (d), section two %, and
containing ffty-slx (56j acres, and the same
land conveyed to Z. Conway by y. NJ. Sander
lin by deed recorded in Book So, part I'd, pages
2s3, z9i, 295, in the Registers office % said
county.
Two IN mules, one u wagon and wagon
harness for two % horses, one (D rcckaWay
and rOckaway harness, ali The farming utensils
on said place, four "a bedsteadB, two ~ bu-
reaus one "a extension dining table and one
~ SIDE table, two t2) Elizabeth chairs, two (2l
one % carpet, all OF which personal property
is now en- or pertains TO said above described
farm and morigagsd to me by g. Conway on
the 24th day OF April, 1861, to secure the pay
ment OF certain pronllssory note hold
against him. said NOR gage being duly re-
IN tho Registers ONCE OF said county.
The right or equity of redemption Is express
" waived. JOHN y. BREWSTER-
Men phis, August 5, 1908. aus
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rHEIRISH CATHOLICS.

The New York Tribune says:
Mr.. Theodore F. Randolph, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor OF New
Jersey, is q wealthy and respectable
citizen, who was a jealous Wing so long
as the Wing party endured, then became
aKnow-Nothing leader, and so remsined
until 1850, when he was nominated by
the KnOW-Nothings for Senator from
Hudson county and elected by a illusion"
OF all parties opposed to Lincoln. he
will now receive the votes Of nine-tenths
OF the Irish Roman Catholics IN the
State-who will support him all the more
heartily for his efforts to prescribe and
dsnaturslize them.
The Irish Catholics of New Jersey will
act generous and patriotic part. Feel
ing that in the great controversy with
Jscobinism, the vital principles Of con-
stitutionsl liberty are st stake, that only
by defeating that faction can the COnsti-
tuition itself be preserved and republican
government perpetuated, they are will
ing, for the country's sake and their own
sake, to forget au former issues and unite
with those, even If they lUeTe once # the
American party, who are opposed to mil
itary despotism and military commits
sions, and in favor of securing to all men
the privilege of the writ of habess corpus
and trial by jury. They see a country
ruined by enormous and unnecessary and
unconstitutional taxation, bondholders
exempt from it, and the laboring man
loaded with burthen too heavy to bear,
he st last paying the accumulated taxes
on all thst he consumes.
They see q government maintained by
cOrrUntion, and buying white and black
votes with the moneys of the people.
They see the moneys wrung from them
expended in maintaining negroes in idle
ness and educating their children. 1t
would be strange il, remembering Ire
lands sufferings for three centuries, they
did not sympsthise with the oppressed
South, be unwilling to see negroes max
king laws for them in Congress, deter
mine that the sewers Of public corruption
should be cleansed, and forget the old
past issues and errors, in the magnitude
OF the questions involved in the struggle
for the Presidency. We thank the 7rj-
6lune for assuring US OF their eonserva-
tism in New Jersey.
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and is accoutred and hsrnessed fer the
fray. He, for one, is disposed to meet
Forrest and his rebel Democratic crew.
He has returned to Tennessee, in com
pany with Mullins, and we may now
look for war. The pious and amiable
Brownlow gravely proposes to the Legis-
lature Of Tennessee TO outlaw all MEM
bers Of all secret organizations that are
not truly loyal, and authorize any negro
who meets one of them, to slay him.
And a Radical journal in Memphis, be-
cause some fifty masqueraders lately
psraded at midnight in silence through
our streets, notifies the people that State
troops will be stationed here, to subsist
upon the people, only the truly loyal of
whom shall be paid for feeding them.
Truly an excellent party, to ask for the
votes OF honest and intelligent men
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,,rNTRAL DEnOCRATIC CLUE.

The meeting Of the Club on the even.
ing Of Saturday, August Sth, will be
strictly business one and every mem
Der OF the Club is earnestly requested to
be on hand.
The committee appointed to receive
subscriptions and amounts assessed on
members Of the Club consists of the fol-
lowing gentlemen b. L. Brinkley, w.
c. Mcclure, J. B. Farnham, T. o. Smith,
Henry Seessel, jr., L. Rocco, Louis Wun-
derman.
By vote of the Club, each member has
been required to pay to the Treasurer or
some one Of the said committee, the
sum OF one dollar. 1t is hoped that
every one will DO so promptly, that the
Club and its members may not fail into
discredit.
The Finance Committee, as appointed,
consists of: N. J. Wicks, F. W. Smith,
J. H. EdmOndson, Jesse w. Page.
1t is not known that these gentlemen
have consented to act. They are respect
fully requested TO signify to the Presi-
dent OF the Club their acceptance.
The Executive Committee Of the Club
is composed of the President and Vice
Presidents. These are, Albert Pike,
President; w. T. Avery, John w. Daw-
son, Michael Mageveney, jr., NJ. D. L.
Stewart, A. E. FranklAnd, John w.
Leftwich, F. L. Warner, Vice Presi-
dents.
JIM. Heating has been appointed As
sistant Recording Secretary Of the Club,
and has accepted the appointment.
By order of the President.
W.O. LOFLAND,
Recording Secretary.
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SARATOGA, n. Y, August THE
weather is delightful and the track Is In
fair order, with full attendance.
The first race, dash Of one and hall
miles, three year oldsi for purse Of $500,
was won by Shutdown, who led through
out. The betting st first was even on
Vauxhan against the field. The horses
came home with Shutdown ahead,
Boaster only q neck behind, Vauxhall
Tapped with Boaster, Lizzie Rogers q
length behind and the rest scattering.
Time-2:45.
The second race was for the Saratoga
stake, $50 entrance fees, 800 added
three quarters OF a mile for two year
Odds. This was very exciting. The race
resulted in q dead heat between Morris
FLY by imperial Eclipse, dam by Slasher,
and McDaniels FLY by Oakland, out OF
Leisure by Red Eye. Time-I:l9f.
Second heat-McDaniel's Oakland led
throughout. Time-l:2l3.
Third raee-sweepstakes $50 entrance,
5000 added for all ages, to carry lO0
pounds two and half miles-was won
by B. MeDaniers b.h. Red Dick, which
led almost from the start. Time-4:394
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August IA special from
Ssdalia TO the Democrat says it is re.
ported there by several citizens from the
southwest part of the State that the
Sheriff Of Benton county, assisted by
his brother and two other men, attempted
last Saturday to arrest several notorious
desperadoes known to belong TO the Ku-
klux Khan. The Sheriff, his brother,
and perhaps one OF the other men were
killed, and the desPeradoes escaped.
An Omaha dispatch says sixteen ear
loads of MoEmons passed there yesterday
for Utah.
The Nebraska Democratic State Gen.
yention yesterday nominated r. J. Taf-
fiction for Congress. James K. Porter for
Governor, and A. j. Ware for Treasurer
Resolutions were passed denouncipg
Congress for imposing negro suffrage
upon Nebraska, and indorsing the plat
form of the National Democratic Con-
VaDtiDn
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MARRIED.

SOMERVILLE-SOMER the resi-
dence of Col. n. b. Somerville, near Mason
Depot, 1lptJn cOuJty, Ienn., on Wednesday
evening, August s. lo55, by Rsv. DIR. Philips,
Capt JOHN MARTI SoAIERvILLE, CT Arkansas
10 Miss ELLEN BONNEVILLE of Upton county,
Tenn.
-A1lotler OF naturs's nObIemen, endowed with
ali the elements for future greatness, has been
blessed with a companion whose spotless purity,
sweet disposition and cheerful heart will ever
make his pathway one of pleasantness and
peace, both in adverse as WeIl as propitioas cir
cumstances.
As they appeared on that memorable Occa-
sion. (chiyaIry and beauty being coapled to-
getherl, happy and gay, eneircled by SO many
friends composed of some OF the rarest orna-
ments OF our social circle, whose excellent
hearts leaped with Joy while extending theil
cOngratulationE-so may their future lives be
attended with prosperity and eontentment on
this earth, and eventually effect triumphant
entrance into the haven of eternal rest, there
to join in constant praise to Him who directeth
all things.
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There IS considerable excitement
over newly discoveries Of silver veins
fifteen miles west of Georgetown, Colo
RADIO, said to exceed ia richness anything
yet discovered. The surface ore is said
TO assay one thousand dollars per tun.
The Postmaster st New Orleans is
charged at the Postoffice Department,
with being in default to the extent Of
forty thousand dollars. The Govern
ment will hardly lose anything, as the
bOndsmen are believed to be good for the
amount.
The arrival OF several lots Of infected
cattle at the Central yards is creating
considerable excitement in Pittsburg.
Out Of three lots-tWo of which were
shipped at Chicago and one at Fort
Wayne-between sixty and seventy head
have died, and 1t is thought that others
viii die. These cattle, or a portion Of
them, were en- route for New York and
belonged to Alexander, the weIl-knowu
cattle king, and Messrs. Horst & Graf,
drOvers. The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company refuses to forward these infect
ed cattle
The Democrats Of tbs Twelfth Dis
triet Of Ohio, have nominated Hon. Van
Trump to contest the race against the
Radical, y, ], TuEney.
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DEMOCRATIC COLORED MEN

The members of the Democratic Club
of Colored men csn obtain from the
President Of the Central Club, cards that
csnnot be counterfeited, recommending
them for employment to Conservatives.
No others need apply.
We hope that hereafter, when any
Democrat desires to employ a colored
man in any capacity, he will ask to see
his card, and if none is produced, will
refuse TO employ him. To employ those
who have none, viii be to give aid and
comfort to the enemy.
Members of the Club desiring earis
will please procure certificates OF men,
bership from the Secretary.
The committee Of the Central Club,
appointed TO register the names of col
Ored men needing employment or relief,
and to procure either fer them, consists
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, August 7.-Jefferson Da
Wis was on Change at Liverpool to- day
and was loudly cheered.
LONDON, August 7-Eve.-The Righi
Hon. Stephen Washington, of the Court
of Arch, is dead.
PARIS, August 7-Eve.-Gen. Fleury
has issued circular calling for the pur.
chase Of additional supplies of horses fol-
the army.
CoNsrANTINOPLE, August THE Sub.
lime Porte bias formally proclaimed the
eldest son of the Vicerey of Egypt the
rightful and legitimate successor to the
vice regal throne, ia the event of the
death of Ishmael Pacha.
FLORENCE, August THE Italisn
Government has agresd to pay that por-
ton Of the debt of Papsl provinces which
is held by France, and look to those
provinces for reimbursement.
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n1snder-in-Chief Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, there being as yet no milf
tia organization. WaTmoth In bis
enumeration Of secret military, but
ostensibIy political organizations neg
lected to mention the Loyal League and
the Grand Army Of the Republic, of the
latter OF which he is head in this State.
Ofthe same the Republican,
newspaper, in its issue OF July % ultimO,
said it numbered 10000 trained soldiers
In this city and vicinity, and that on
that date but half an AOur's warning
was needed to put 5000 Of those men on
Dryades street, on which the State House
is located, ready for service.
JEWELS resolution was referred to 3
Joint committee on the condition of civil
affairs, where it will probably die.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, August House to.
day, by seventy-three to thirteen, passed
the Senate bill removing disabilities from
ell persons not allowed TO vote by State
Constitution, In the Senate s bill was
passed by fourteen to thirteen, which
neutralizss this by taking away from the
people the right TO vote for Presidential
Electors and giving it to the Legislature.
It was sent TO the House Immediately,
whsre it WIS made the special order for
Tomorrow at ten O'Clock. The bill will
undoubtedly pass. Dispatches from the
recently elected Senator'S were received
to-day advising this course.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August Might be-
fore last some burglars attempted to en-
ter hose in the western part Of the
city, but were frightened off by boy
seventeen years Of age, who got gun
aud threatened to shoot them. Last
night the boy was on the watch, and the
men returned and made another attempt
to enter, when the boy fired, killing one
Of them named Sweeney, blowing his
liver entirely out of his body.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August Cen. Nc
Dowell has established headquarters of
the Department Of the East in this city.
Bill Conner and Tom Mcintyre, two
"short boy" plugs, fought a twenty
three round prize light this morning for
$50 a side, near Sleeps Head Bay. Me-
IntyTe won.
It is announced that Samuel Shane,
chairman OF the Committee of Open
Board Brokers, has disappeared with 8
deficit OF $50 COO,
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COAL, COIL, COAL!
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned under the hrm and style OF
LINUAUER, ARSOLD & Co, is dissolved by
mutual consent. julius Arnold has charge OF
the books, and is authorized TO make coliec-
tions OF ali outstanding debts.
ID. II LINDA UER
JULIUS ARNOLD
JOSEPH LINDAUER.
Having located my OcIlee at No s04 Main
street. with sehWaab Il Co Irequest all parties
owing the old firm TO come up and settle.
au7 Tvs JULIU5 ARNOID.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, August Late Ari-
IONA intelligence states that Indisn out
RACES are numerous. 1t il confidently
asserted that the depredations which are
committed are done by ssvsges who are
drawing rstions from Fort Goodwin.
The Indians had made raid on the cor
raj near Fort Grant, and had also killed
one man and captured some women and
children near Teiison. The troops from
the different forts were out in pursuit.
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NASH EILLE.

NASHVILLE, August The Union
and Dispatch published 3 charge this
morning that some white and negro
Radicals bad entered into plot to burn
Nashville, Murfreesboro, Columbia and
Pulaski, and TO murder the women and
children.
At meeting OF the citizens this after
noon, a committee was appointed to wait
on Mayor Alden and ask an investiga-
ton of the charge. The Union and Dis
patch says it can give the names of some
Of the party. II is supposed that some
crazy fanatics are at the bottom Of the
plot, if it really exists.
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APPEAL JOB OFFICE
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE 18th Session Of this Institution will be-
gin on the LIST day OF October. 1858, and end on
the Thursday before the 4th Of July, 1873.
The organization OF tbs Institution is very
complete, embracing extensive and thorough
courses OF instruction in Literature and Science
ana in the professions OF Law, Medicine and
Engineering.
ESTIMATED ExPESsEs-Exclusiye of books.
clothing aud pooh ct money-of the ACADEMIC
student, $3.50; OF the Law student $685. and
of the MEDICAL ktadeBt, $685..
For particulars send for catalogue to VIM
Wertenbsker, Sec. etsry, or
8, MAUPIN,
Chairman OF the Faculty,
au3 lw P. .. University of Virginia
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL.

OAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS. begin.
" ming SEPTEMBER 10, 1858, and FEBRGA.
RY % 1862 The resident Professors are, THE
oPHILUs PARSONS, LID, EMORY WAsHBURN
LIB, and NATHANIEL HOLMES, A NJ Cen
tlemen OF distinction in the Profession lecture
from time to time on special topics. Applica,
ton may be made for further Information 70
either 81 TIE Resident froiessofs' lgsl sy
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, August Cen. Butler an
nounces himself q candidate for re-elec-
ton. There will be powerful influ-
ence not only to defeat his election but
to prevent his nomination by the Repub
licsn Convention. His rival will be
Gen. VIM. Schooler, whom Butler had
removed from the A6jutAnt Generals
office here.
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WAsHTNGTON.

WASHINGTON, August The Di-
rector of the Statistical Buresu reports
the sggrsgste domestic exports for the
last fiscal year at 1852 SIC, COS, an Increase
over the previous year of SIS, 146, $50.
A gas mSin 10 the capitol under the
center of the dome, in what is known as
the Washington egypt, exploded this
p M. with very great force, b owing out
al the heavy frame work surrounding,
and tearing 81! the doors and flames and
windows to splinters aad scattering them
through the basement. Lincoln's fuDe-
raj parsphernslis was burned in the
Gown. NobndV injured.
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL,


WILL open it's next Session on MONDAY.
W September Z. 1868, under the direction OF
Rev. ". NJ. PATTERSON, ABB, ana Prof. I. ].
GIKARDEAU. Alb.
This Institution, formerly conducted by the
late no. j. W. Stacy, ranks amoag the best
male high schools n the city or country. The
experience Of the present Principals gusran-
tees TO pupils the very best educational ad-
vantages.
The buildings will be enlarged and conye-
nlently and pleasantly arranged. and lifted up
poses
Latin, Greek and French, together with a
thorough course in the English branches, viii
DC taught Terms moderate. For circulars ap-
ply at the bookstores, or refer to Rev T. b.
Hltherspoon. Rev. ". @. Johnson, Rev. a. I.
mann, hey: +. =. PetwaY, Thomas Il. lien, u.
B. Nolloy, II. Wade d Co.. Newton Ford a 10
Ioo1, Philips & Co , L. NJ. Apperson, splcer q
Sharpe. ms
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of the County Of Wsaklsy, and STATE OF
Tennessee, who has been aajudged q
Bankrupt on hts own Petitions that the pay-
ment oil any debts, and delivery OF any prop
srty belonging TO sucn Bankrupt, TO him, or for
his use, and TOE transfer Of any property 5y
the Creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove
their debts, and to choose one or more As
slgnees OF his tate, will be held at a Court OF
county, Tennessee, before =, w. Hatehett Reg
ister, on the 3lst day OF August. A D., 1883, at
10 O'Clock am.
Memphis, Tenn, 9Th day Of August. A. D..
teos ]. d. TOMkHY,
Y; :, MaEshal, a. Messenger, Western psEtlict Of
4sAhssses' sR7
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, August THE Legis-
lsture yesterday passed, over the Gov
ernor's veto, a bin to pay to members
one years. pay, for services from June
until December, and adjourned at mid
night until the 81 Of November, when
they will choose Presidential Electors.
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81. Louis Mutual Life insurance On.
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, !

MEMPHIs, TESS., July ., 1858.
HIR. JOHN o. McGEHEE, OF Jackson, Tenn,
NJ has been duly appointed Sole Ageut for
TINS Office in the district heretofore primarily
under the supervision Of John Kirk. ST, and
subsequently OF Kirk, McGehee d Co. The ap-
pOint:nant OF John KIRK having been with
drawn ne Is not author zed TO rPpleteDt this
Company in any capacity Whatever, or receive
money on our account
MCMAHON a OTIS, State Agents for
West Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas and
North Louisiana. su6IW
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MACON Masonio COLLEGE.

GiTUATED seven miles north Of Lafayette
= Depot, Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
IN the healthy village OF Macon, Tennessee, re-
sunes third Monday in July, rendering prepar-
atoTy review for the new scholastic session,
to be
opened the Rirst Monday I'm September
Thorough Collegiate Course taught by an able
and experienced Faculty. Board, per MONTH
SIS I; Tuition, s., 81. s., Sc, 81 and s..
DIR. O. T. HUNTER, President Board
J. @ MURRELL, Secretary. au6 I'm
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NEW ADvERTIsEM,NT
Dissolution.

THE firm OF KERR, WESCOTT & STAHL "a
dissolved by mutual con sent and by expiration
OF partnership articles.
Col J. 5. KERR will have his ONCE at No. go
Second street.
WE5COTT q sTAHL will occupy the old
Offices, NO. 20 Second street, and attend 70 ali
busfne sE intrusted to them.
J. W. WESCOTT, having renewed all old
Commissions, will act as Commissioner o.
Deeds etc, for the several States, and attend 20
all Commissioners business. aus N
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lobertsOn's Commercial COilr a.
% Main ST., corner wineh..,..

TO THE PUBLTC-s. n. ROBERTsoN- ta..
o. Leddin' s Commercial College. viii On TjfEss
DAY, september list, open College Cor ~
special instruction OF DoURLE ENTRY POI %
ING. SPELLING, WRITING, Ere Farfiss SAD-
GUS q1 eoncatlng their sons as above ,,1s 81.
y 70 their adyan mage 70 patronizs HIN u me
= 20. " KAN street, up-stairs. n Apply
Mssars stIatton. Goyer a Co a. Sci ssfsnses
hssss, lazy CO., =. Wolf 4 90, -sssi Sou
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DIED.

MOFFATE-At the residence of MS father,
corner OF fernando rad and Kerr avenue,
KING WILLIAM, only son Of James q. and m
lily NJ. horatt, aged years and IL month";. The
funeral takes place to-day, at ii q m. Car
rlages IN attendance at J. q. Holst q Co.'s.
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UNIYERsTrY RIGH sOIIooI

A TGoSHE en- DEPOT, VA, CEN TRIAL BAIL
n road, hockbridge county, Va.
H. y. B, WOOD, Principal A. ]. WOOD and
IhOS. n. HOPE, Associate Principals
Third Session, September 10, Is. 8, to June Is.
1883. Ancient and Modern Languages Mathe-
naIics, Civil Engineering, English Branches,
Elements OF Natural ana Moral Sciences and
History.
Boys and young men thoroughly prepared for
University Of Virginia, washington ColIe ge
and business pursuits
Cordially recommended by the Prof ssors of
the University OF Virginia and Washington
College and a large number OF patrons in differ-
ent states
Terms !orwhole Session, Tuition, Board Fuel
Washing and Light, $3.50 in currency, half on
entrance, balance lst February.
2. o. Goshen Depot, Rock bridge county, Vir-
klnla ans lmdaW