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THE CHURCH TRIAL At CHIcAGo.-Chi-
sembled at. $50 A. NJ.
The president announced that the exccp-
tons taken yesterday afternoon by the
counsel for the accused, which had been
held for advisement at the adjournment,
we're ovcrrulcd.
Mr.. Fuller rose and said:
ave have up to this time presented such
objections as we had to the jurisdiction and
to the various papers that have been laid
before you. and to the court of which you
are the presiding officer, until we have
reached the point at which VIC shall 30 no
further.
Il have applied to the superior court of
Chicago for an injunction, which has been
granted, against all further proceedings in
the case. We have determined that if our
client was smittcu it shall not be contrary
to law. and we have been compelled to pur-
sue this course.
The sheriff of Cook county. who is pre-
sent, will please serve the gentlemen whom
he will find named in the writ"
The sheriff (hIr. Gustave Fisher) then
proceeded to serve the writs in due form,
his entrance being greeted with loud and
continued applause by the audience, thus
giving unnistakable evidence of the sym
pathies of the large majority Of it.
After the injunction had been served tho
court adjourned for consultation, and on
returning Shortly after il o'clock), an
nounced that an adjournment would he had
until tomorrow at o'clock.
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CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN STATE Cox
vENTIoN.-San Francisco, July 22.-Thc
Republican State Convention nominated
Lorenzo Sawyer and 0. c. Pratt for Judges
Of the supreme court. \ series of resolu-
tons were adopted. The first pledges the
support of the party and endorses the acts
Of Grants administration the second de-
clarcs the negro question has ceased to be an
element in American politics, and the ratiii-
cation OF the fifteenth amendment should
be followed by universal amnesty and the
cnfranchlsement of the southern people
the third regards with satisfaction the in
creasing immigration to this State from the
Atlantic States and Europe, but while
giving the preference to people Of our own
race, holds inotfensivc emigrants from China
entitled to full protection of the law, but
opposes Chinese suffrage in any fern; and
any clahge Of the naturalization laws
of the United States. The fourth recOg-
nizes the power of the General Government
to restrict or prevent Chinese emigration
by terminating our commercial relations
with China, but declares the closing Of oul
ports at present against the Chinese would
be injurious to the national interests, anC
cast rcproach upon the intelligence of thu
American people, contrary to the spirit Of
the age; the fifth approves the eight-houl
law the sixth indorscs the action of Con
gross respecting the Alabama treaty, anC
considers it the duty of the General Govern
mcnt to demand full PREPARATION for the in
jury inflicted by the British Government
and people upon our commerce during The
late rebellion the seventh fay0rs the equal
ization of taxation on all kinds of property
in the State; the eighth opposes grants o.
State aid to railroads.
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correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, July 90, 1863.
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Domestic MarkctS-LBY TELEGRAPH.1

NEW YORK, July -Noon..stocks firm an, and
s new vi g. Virginia cs, cx-conpons 81; new
GO, Tennessee rs, ex-c2npons, G2t new SS'' Gown
scarcely So firm Pork quiet at s32. rs. Lard dull.
Cotton dull at 3ic.. Turpentine steady ut 42sc.
Rosin unchanged. Frcights dull
Erening.-tiotton dull and lower: sales 275 bales
ut 3iW3ic. FlOur-Supcriinc TO fancy state S3.3f
80 %; southern more active; common to choice
36.dc@$ll.75. Wheat fairly active and 3ln;c. het,
II Sa2. $50 S3a.3Tl. Lard heavy; kettle, lasnln5.
Rice quiet at SFiS}c. Tnrpcntinc, i2g9i3c. Rosin,
-. 25giSs. Frcights lower. Flour, per steam, IS.
Money easy at COZ per cent, with an immense
business ut lower rates. Prime discounts lower:
Sterling log. The export of gold Tomorrow will
he $500, 900. Gold weaker ut 1863. United states
bonds firm and advanced: 5-so,s 't2, lsas south
crn securities active; North Carolina o's, new
This advance tended 10 stiifen other state securi
| ties. hlabana IS, g2Gt9!. South Carolina 6's
new, G5U,G5:
BALTIMORE. July 23--Cotton quiet ut 3ic
| Flour fairly active, ana low aud medium grade:
advanced 25Gljor.: supcrtinc, s.. 75mS6:5o. Wheat
;irmer ut &l.6UGl*l.CS; white Sl.7uGtSl.I5. Corn
Oats dun: prime roc. Pork, S7i. Bacon actiy,
ANA advancing; shoulders, l5!Ml5tc. Lard, 1870
zoe. Whskcy scarce ut Sl.iO.
CiScINSATI, July e3.-provislons quiet mess
! pork, &33. Bacon-Shnuidcrs, lii@l4sc.; cical
sides, Is3mISsc. sugar-curcd hams, 22@23c. Lart
| duh ut l9tWl9ic.
| LOUISVILLE, July 23.--Provisons iirm; mes
pork, 500. Bir9n-ShQuldcrs, 15c. clear Sides
| l9tc. WhiSkey, 81.
| ST. LOUIS. July 23.-Flour buoyant for low
| grades slpcrlnc, So.25ilS55o Whlskcy firm a
| SIO5 Provisions firm mess pork $33 50dq S33. 10
! Observation-Disclosures, I!Mli5c.; clear sides, 1919
| Isle.
| New ORLEANS, July 23.-Cotton steady: mid
dngs, a2ic Cold 1s5a Ne% York sight &c. pre- I1s
| MDlaSSCs-l'rinc IcrmentlDg, Csc.
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TrE PUBLIC DEET STATEMENT.--The pub
Tie debt statement Of the 3lst instant it is
estimated. will show gratifying decrease
in the public debt, in consequence of the
fact that the customs receipts viii foot up
sa>.H)).GJ0 or $4,000, 900. The debt will
probably bc iesscncd about $40, 0000,00O.
ro0c is u prospect for a still further rcduc-
tor by tie time the August statement is
published: but ii is presumed that q
slight increase of the debt will be shown
by the statement FOR September, because of
a necessary diminution OF receipts, and
heavy disbursements that will then be re-
,aigcd for the army and navy.
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narrow Escape from Death OF the
hon. Horace Greeley while Hunt
ing General Grant

Hon. Horace Greeley while Hunt.
ing General Grant.
special dispatch to the New York Sun.
LONG BRANCH, July 21.-The Hon. Ho-
race ureeley is here. He came by the
Magenta this afternoon. While riding from
the depot to the Stetson House in carriage
the horses became frightened, and dashed
up the beach road Mt terrific rate of speed
The driver frightened, lost control of his
team, and they ran away. Mr.. Greeley
remained III his seat. His face was pale,
but beyond this there was no evidence OF
any fright. Fronting the United States
Hotel the horses sheercd from the road.
The wheels of the carriage struck board
fefce, tearing it up for some fifty feet The
carriage was smashed, and Mr.. Greeley was
thrown to the ground. Happily, he escaped
uninjured. On rising TO his feet he made
an attempt to brush the dirt from his
clothes, and said:
"Well, we'll; this beats my ride to
Placerville with Hank Monk -
He afterwards walked to the Stetson
House. The news of his disaster had pre-
coded him, and multitude of persons met
him on the porch. Hosts of friends warmly
greeted him, and congratulated him on his
narrow escape from death. After some
humorous remarks, MIR. Greeley retired to
his room and arranged his toilet.
During the evening he had long talk
with President Grant. 1t is understood
that during this conversation the policy of
the Government on the Cuban question was
thoroughly canvassed. The President
treated Mr.. Greeley with the greatest con-
sideration, and was evidently deeply i'm
pressed by his advice. Mr.. Greeley will
return to New York in company with Gene
raj Grant tomorrow morning.
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Execution I'm Norfolk. Ysrrinia,

NORFOLK, Va, July 23.-Pctcr Riddick
(colored), convicted of the murder-on the
highway, in. January last-of Cornelius
Hayes, young farmer, was executed To-
day in the jail yard in Portsmouth. Only
those persons allowed by law were present.
Riddick made no confession. The gallows
used was the same upon which John Perkins
was executed in October last, for The rape
of Miss lane Ford.
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Death OF GENERAL STEADaAN.-A cor
RESPONDENT Of the New York Herald,
writing from Santiago de Cuba OH the Sth
instant, says;
With deep regret | have to announce
the death on the 9th Of General Steadman,
United States Consul at this port. The
General only arrived on the goth ultimo,
aud was soon after. attacked by yellow
lever. On Saturday his condition became
critical and defed all medical skill to save
MIN. The funeral took place on Wcdnes-
day, and was attended by u large Official
concourse, including tic Governor, the con
sular corps, officers from the Spanish fri
gate Lealtad, British sloop Vestal, and
North German steamer Victoria. The COT
Oh was borne from the Cathedral by Anne
rcan citizens. The Generals death caused
profound sorrow in town, although from the
recent date Of his, arrival he had made but
lew aUQuaintances.n
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From Cape May comes report that the
daughter of ex-Secretary Borie had distin-
guished herself by rescuing from drowning
a gentleman who had ventured beyond his
depth. Miss Borie is said to be strong,
bold swimmer, and seeing human life in
danger, she went promptly to the assistance
Of the drowning man, and selling him by
the hair Of the head, brought him to place
Of safety. ~
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lat REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE OF THE
LAIE HENRY J. RAYMoND.-GcU Iorh,
July 22.-0n the petition of his widow,
'uIlelte, the Surrogate Of New York has
.tautcd letters of administration upon the
g:rs9nal estate Of Henry j. Raymond to the
widow and 10 Edwin d. Morgan Jointly.
,'Io personal estate il sworn ut less than
EzVV 900, aud his whole estate is estimated
az about $4,000 The sureties on the
administrators bond are George D. Nor
E"A ana john J.. Terry, each OF whom
Justify in $4,000.
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From THE WEST. -Chicago, July 22.-
Advices from the various parts Of the West
to-day are to the effect that the weather for
the past four days has been favorable to the
ripening of the growing grain crops. There
have been occasional showers at some
points, but no heavy rains since last Satur-
dow
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DEMocRATrc sTArE CESTnAL CoMM1TTEE
OF Observation-Disclosures, July
22.-William A. Galbraith, Of Erie, has
been appointed chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee, by ex-president
Buckalew, president Of the late convention.
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HUMBOLDT CENTENARY IN ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, July Pat meeting last night
to reconsider how the one hundredth ami.
versary of the birth of Humboldt should
be celebrated on September 18th, 1t was de,
cided to have festival, with music and
orations in different languages.
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FESIAN FESTIVAL At Buffalo,
July 22.-The annual Fenian festival was
held at Clinton Forest to-day. There was
military and civic procession in the morn
ing. An immense crowd was present at the
grove in the afternoon, where speeches were
made by Gibbons, of Philadelphia, and
others.
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FlRE.-.San Francisco, July 2l.--The
new hosting works of the Chollar lotosj
mine, at Virginia, Nevada, were destroyed
by fire to-day, together with the eompany'f
boar riding house, several surrounding build
ings, and large amount of wood and tim,
Der. The employees escaped through the
Hale & Norcross shaft. The loss is oyel
SlO0, 000-partly insured.
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RELEASE OF FATHER McMAHoS.-hings-
ton, Ont, July 22.-Bishop Koran, accom-:
panied by James O'Reilly, Q. c., proceeded
to the penitentiary this morning with the
necessary papers for the release of Father
Mcmahon, imprisoned as captured Fenian
He was Immediately liberated, and is at
present at the Bishops residence.
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1.-THE Caterpillar i'm the Alabama
dnffQn.

SELMA, Ala, July 23.-The Times
learns from cotton factors here, who have
thoroughly Investigated the subject, that the
caterpillar has made its appearance in the
cotton Oh the black lands and the cane
brake region in the western part Of the
State.
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The Weekly Cotton Statement.

New YORK, July 23.-P. M.-Thc follow
ing is a statement of the cotton trade Of the
ports of the United States for the past
week: Net receipts, 200 bales: export:
to Great Britain, 3l5 bales to the cont.
nent. 10 bales. Stock on hand ard on ship
board not vet cleared, 38, 900 bales.
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PARIS, July 23.-The bullion in the Bank
IF France has increased 7,000,00
The Brazilian War.

New YORK, July 23.-Latest adyiees
from Brazil say the three Paraguayans who
attempted to assassinate the allied com
mander had been shot. The Paragraphs had
attempted to board the Brazilian iron-clad,
and all engaged in the attempt lost their
lives. The allies arc attempting to drive
Lopez into Bolivia.
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S4ENGERFEsT AT RoCHEsTER.-ROch
July 2l.-The heavy rains yesterday after
noon and evening prevented the Snngerfcst
picnic and festival from being held. The
Snngerfest closed last evening with heavy
pecuniary loss to the Mannerchor, of this
'r;tv
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Chicago is now said to contain $50, 900
inhabitants.
Mr.. Alexander Dromgoole, formerly of
Virginia, was drowned near Alleytown.
Texas, during the recent freshet.
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The Revenue Supervisors.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-It is more thar
suspected that Commissioner Dcano will
shortly remove some of the revenue super.
visOrs
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Foreign Markets-LBY TELEGRAPH.

TOrcIgN .FIITkFIs-LBI I'd F.T'NNT1II'
LONDON. July 23.-Noon.-Consols, 935. United
states bonds, So.
LIVERPOOL. July 3.-No0a.-Cotton steady up
lands l21d. Orleans, I'D. estimated gales. 10 600
bales sales for the week, 81, oOO bales, including
y 900 Tor export and 1000 for speculation stock
$50 900 including ly3 900 bales American; stock
nfoat, Gai. 900 bales, including $1,000 American
Bombay shipments To the Goth, 1000 bales. Flour,
Us. e..
iHern0on.-Rcd western wheat, oS. 81.
IIvEnrOJI., July 23 - ErentHg.-Cotton-l Up
lands. l2dd. Orleans, 3d.; sales. Il, 900 bales. Tur-
ncntinc 2Js. Cd. Yarns and fabrics ut Manchester
steady.
IiATfE. July ?a.-Cotton buoyant, both On the
spot and aiioat
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DR9wNING IN BROOKLYN. - Br0oktyn,
"oiy 2Z.--Ch&rles Carroll, a young man OF
,"enity-tonr years Of age, was drowned last
- s"ns while bathing at the foot OF Quay
erect. llis body was recovered.
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RELApsgD.-W regret to learn that Mr..
Mercer. the section master on the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, who was shot by
negro some two weeks since, and was
thought to be recovering, has grown con-
siderably worse in the last two Or three
days. and it is now feared his wound WILL
result fatally.-Lynchburg Meas.
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The Orange, Alexandria and MANASSAS
railroad is now doing splendid passenger
bueiness. The largest train OF the season
went out this morning Ga
zette, 22d.
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SSATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTIIS.
TAPESTRY. THREE-PLY, INGRAM, and
HEMP CARpETiSGS: -
VELVET. BRUSSELS, and ADELAIDE MATS
and RUGS;
CANTON and COCOA MATTINGS, all widths;
LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR and TABLE OIi.-CLOTHS,
PIANO and TABLE-COVERSj
LINEN and FRENCH PRINTS for furniture
slips.
will sell at small profits. .
r, p, RICHARDSON.
o1e-sm corner Ninth and Main streets.
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" kELLANOG POST-OFFICE,
I" BROnME COUNTY, n. Y.

"7o the Editor Of The Ne,c York: Sun:
"Sir,-lours of July 18th, asking of me
correct information, is before me relative to
the death of the Rev. 3. Halleck on the
way to this place. He was burned alive,
while sitting up by the window, plainly to
be seen from the outside, and not killed or
hurt before the fire came, and as he told
me twice, after the collision, that he was
not hurt, but wedged in so he could not
get out Neither could l help him out.
The statements of Wentworth and others
are substantially true as published.
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= Truly yours, &C.,
q Er 4 crI-c NtfE Ton

"P. S.-Iad there been help at hand as
soon as the car struck, sufficient time
elapsed before the fire came TO have got
Mr.. Halleck out and saved his life, with
many others who persisted in the flames.
"E. WHEATON,"
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

The attention of our friends and the public Is re-
Spectfully called 10 the SOLID SECURITY offered
by this company.
This important consideration, In connection with
its long experience aud high reputation, so firmly
established by successful career OF SIXTY
YEARS, il Is confident believed, VIII strongly
commend IL To every one desiring undonbtcd Sc
curity against loss by FIRE.
The assets Of the United states Branch held In
this country amount to nearly $500 900.
All policies Issued by this company beyond GER
tain limits are simultaneously rcinSurc rs To The
excess by All old and Hrst-ratc company In Eng
land.
Applications received by
THOMAS NJ ALFEIEND K son,
Agents,
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This company makes specially OF Issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings and furniture, whereby the insured
shares In the profits OF the company without Ill
curing liability.
AGENTS may be found at nearly every prominent
point I'm this and the neigbborlng States, to whom
applications for Insurance may be made.
Scrip dividend to holders of participating poll
cies, TWENTY-FIVE per cent:
The scrip OF 1876! rs per cent IS now receivable
As cash In payment OF premiums.
j. II. MONTAGUE. Agent Mt
my 1s--3,n Richmond, Wa.
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Tie scat Of George W. Graham, Carpet
bagger), delegate elect from Charlotte coun-
ty, will be contested by John R. Edmonds,
Esq. and the seat of Major Haskell, Gear
pet-bagger), Senator elect from Mecklen-
burg, will be contested by Mr.. Emory.
Both Of these worthless removed to the coun-
ties above-named about fourteen days before
the election, consequently not eligible to
seats in the Legislature, the constitution
requiring three months previous residence.
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AN,GNANIMoUs OFrEE.-Secrctary Bout
vc]l received Thursday from Baltimore a
- lincoln county (Wiscasecl, Maine, bank
note, which the sender requests to have
" invested for one hundred years in the
mo@, advantageous manner toward the ex-
t.acuishment OF the public debt"
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EDUCATIONAL.

HoLLINS INsTrTUTE-The twenty
Ii seventh annual session or this Institute will
open on the TWENTY-NINTH OF SEPTEM~
Those who may be seeking the best advantages for
their daughters would do well to apply for cat1@
logues and circulars. All communications should
he addressed to The Superintendent Bo.etourt
Springs, Roanoke, Va.
CHARLES l.. COOKE. Superintendent.
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1911 BUTTON-HOLE AND 1911
lCIl COMBINATION SEW lcll
ING MACHINE.

. This MACHINE Is by far the best that has rs yet
been made. 1t viii sew all kinds of material from
the coarscSt cloth TO the finest fabric. IL Will do
all kinds OF stitching, embroidery, braiding, cord
ing, telling binding, rufiing, tucking. sewing, and
gathering on ut the same time braid without basi-
ing, bind without basting, and tuck without bast-
ing. IL will work beautiful button-holes, over.
seam, and do all that other machines can do Ana
more: Ii you have family buy this machine J;
you viii save enough to pay for Ii In u few months.
II you want to make money 1t will do that FOR you
in short time. The only way to compete WIN
northern work Is To buy this machine. ii you
comfort buy the BUTTON-HOLE. We warrant
this machine for live years Again: We wiz trade
ANYTHING from n fiddle To kuittinS-nee Get
the best machine, it will pay for itself; get the
BUTTON-HOLE.
Main street or address the same number, 1911, or
box 257, poSt-ofhce. y lin
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

cEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
= REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. We have also for sale
the SISGLEzTHREAD HAND MACHINE OF
the gold medal pattern. which we think Is the best
OF such humbug machines. Price so.
SLOAT & ADDlNGTON,
iy lil5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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The French Cable.

BosToN, July 23.-The steamer with the
French cable was signalled from Cape Cod
at sunrise this morning, and will reach its
destination this afternoon.
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We have seen letter from General I'M
boden, who has land Office for the sale OF
Virginia lands in New York, who says that
business is much brisker and inquiries
more frequent since the election. Such are
the first fruits of the struggle. when the
State shall be fully restored III the interest
of peace and order we shall witness other
signs of prosperity .-Lynch6urg V"ym'a"'
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ruE VIRGINIA ELECTIoN.-As special dis
patch from Washington to the Philadelphia
past SAYS there seems 10 be no doubt but
that new election will he ordered in Eir-
:luja within the next ten days, unless &C.
neral Grant intcrfercs, for 4 close canvass
.0ow, that very small proportion Of the
uewlr elected members Of the Virginia Le-
-,,qurc can take the iron-clad - oath.
ryr,aiuly noQuorum can take it, and all the
trouble and expense of re-holding the cleo
ton will cnSuc in the districts where the
!ac!ubcrs elect cannot take the - iron-clad.'
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MrDDLEBURG, LoUDouX COUNTY, vA,}
r OTDOIN SCHOOL.

I OCDOUN SCHOOL.
IL V. DABNEY. PRINCIPAL.
The nth session OF this CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL will open on the lST
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
\ long soourn In Paris enables the Principal to
promise unusual advantages to pupils DESTROYS or
ACQUIRING a thorough knowledge and correct pro-
urnciation of the French Language.
The village of Middcburg Is situated within
sight of the Blue Ridge mountains, In what Is
called the Piedmont region Of Virginia. The
heaithfulness of the climate and the refinement oil
the society In this portion IN the STATE arc wen
KNOWN ;. ;,
TERMS For session OF nine and 4 half months,
$500. .
Circulars sent on application. Jy le-eodt.0Sc
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sEACKEREL AND SALMON.

SEACKEREL AND SALMON.
IS barrels NEW No. MEDIUM MACkEREL,
barrels SALMON.
barrels SALMON TROUT,
just received and for sale by
iyH RO. +. WILLIAMS II co.
SAMPSON JONES. JR., WHOLESALE
- GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
solicils consgnmcnts of all kinds Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
Liberal cash Announcements made OH consign-
mcnts IN hand
Bags furnished if desired
SAMPSON JONES. .fK..
IL u Fifteenth street.