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A GERMAN ARRESTED UNDER THE EXTRA
DIT1oN TREATY-The United States Mar
shall boarded the Bremen steamer Balti-
more Saturday for the purpose of arresting
Lewis Monch. Monch is charged with en-
bezzllng FIVE thousand thslers as treasurer
OF Londarhausen, Thurnigan, North Ger
man Confederation. The Marshal arrested
man corresponding in part to the decrip-
ton sent by cable telegram, excepting q
broken dnger. The examination took place.
The man arrested had no papers. He first
gave his name as registered on board ship,
as Peter Berghauser, of Posen, Prussia, but
afterwards said his real name was Carl
Ludwig Rosentreter, of Bromberg, and
stated that he was farmer at home, which
his appearance indicated. He was commit
ted for further hearing until Wednesday
next.-Baltimore San, 17th.
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South CARoLINA.-South Carolina is to-
day as strong as any other State of the
South, and has as bright prospect for the
future. The short cotton crop of the year
will be at least as good as that of last year,
while the long cotton crop will be better
than it has been for many years. The rice
looks well, the wheat was excellent, and the
only failure will be in corn, the crop Of
which may fall short But in this there is
no danger. Money is abundant, and there
is as much reason to apprchend famine in
New York city as in South Carolina
Charleston Ne1rS, l4h.
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The James River and Kanawha Canal
Scheme--.An Endowment Of WASH
ingtOn College by George Peabody
PR pepboGy'S Health

IYir. FcaDON.S - RAcaAeN.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA, Au-
gust 16.-The committee appointed by the
National, Board Of Trade, consisting of one
delegate from New York, Buffalo, Boston,
Portland, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Rich
mond, Norfolk, New Orleans, Memphis, st.
Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Du
buquc, and st. Paul, to report upon the
most feasible route for the cheapest trans
portation of heavy products of the West to
the Atlantic coast, and memorabilia Con-
gross upon the subject, held a preliminary
meeting here today. Reports were sub
mittcd by William NJ. Burwell, Of New Or
leans, Thomas NJ. Monroe, Of Dubuque,
and Robert W. Hughes, of Virginia. All
three were referred to Mr.. Hughes for di-
gcstion into form. A deep and widc-felt
interest is manifested in the great enter
prise. The committee will remain in SEES
sion several days.
George Peabody has just donated to the
trustees Of Washington College (Virginia)
100000 to establish ono of the additional
professorships recently proposed by Gene
raj Lee, the president of that institution.
Since Mr.. Pcabody's advent here his
health has been gradually improving. He
was well enough to-day to dine at the hotel.
As he attempted to pass through the draw
ing-room, leaning on General Lees arm,
the throng of promenaders spontaneously
gathered around the pair to congratulate
Mr.. Peabody on his convalescence.
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The gron-CIad Oath in Virginia.

WASHINGTON, August Lot may be con-
fdently stated that the assertions regarding
Attorney General Hoar's opinion, the Cabi-
net instructions, and General Canby's in
tentions regarding the exaction of the test
oath from the members of the Virginia
Legislature, are speculations nothing being
yet definitely determined.
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The Conflict between the United States
and State Law in New YOrk---Pratt
Discharged by the Military Commits


NEW YORK, August l6.-Thc building of
the Federal court in Chambers street was
crowded with people to-day curious to wit
ness the proceedings in the case of Pratt,
the alleged Texan rioter. The United States
troops were on hand, with ball cartridges
and rations, guarding United States Mar
shall Barlow.
The prisoner was brought before United
States Commissioner Osborne at 2 o'clock,
and the conflict between State and United
States authority was ended by the Com
missioner dischargins Pratt, saying that
himself and the Attorney General had
pursued the course they had because they
deemed it right to maintain the authority
of the United States. And it was purely
because there were no facts sufficient to
hold the prisoner that he discharged him.
The decision was received with great cheer
ing by an excited crowd of about 2,O00 per-
sons. Pratt left the courtroom with his
friends, and the United States soldiers re-
turned to Fort Lafayette.
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STEAMBOAT ExpLosIoN-Loss OF LIFE:-
Mount Vernon nd, August 4.-lhe
Evansville and Cairo packet Cumberland
exploded her boiler near Shawneetown, IL
linois, at o'clock this morning; eighteen
or twenty lives were lost. The boats books
we're blown overheard, and the names OF
the missing cannot be ascertained. Inc
boat is total loss. A portion of the cargo,
consisting principally of wheat and corn
will be saved. The boat was insured Tor
$4,000.
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Havana News.

HAVANA, August l6.-A collision having
occurred between the reporter Of the New
York Associated rress and the news censor,
the matter has been settled by Captain
General De Rodas ordering the news to be
transmitted whether good or bad.
The newspapers represent that General
Jordan has fled to the mountains, but that
Quesada is threatening Espiriter Santa.
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FIRE-SEvEnE DRouGHT-Low WATER
Philadelphia, August l5.-The buildings of
the Dessicated Cod Fish Company, Sixth
street and Columbia avenue, were totally
destroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
over $50, 1000; insurance unknown.
Owing to the long-continued dry weather
the Schuylkill river has dwindled to n
small stream, and causes great scarcity of
water in the city. Over two hundred canal
boats are stuck in the mud between here
and Norristown. 1t is feared, if the dry
spell continues, the supply of water in the
city will fail entirely.
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It is stated that General Dent day or
two ago offered to wager fifty dollars that
his brother would be the next Governor OF
Mississippi, no takers-which is an indi-
cation Of the " situation " by no means
palatablc to the Radical Republicans with
whom President Grant lately authorized !"
the expression of his hearty sympathy
U'nShiu1tOn ErpreSS.
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REPORTED ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN
Acknowledgements, August 15.-An
attempt was made to assassinate Thomas j..
Brice, of this city, on Saturday night, at his
residence, between and 10 o'clock. Mr..
Brice is eighty-fve years old, very feeble,
and lives retired, having two colored SER
wants, formerly his slaves, to take care of
him. Two wounds were inflicted ON the
left side of his head, each an inch in length.
There is no clue to the perpetrator.
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tv 20-Tuiw
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
pIrttupSn ,Juiy ID. lsH9.
NIIENUNU, A7OV'
u. WILLIAMS, trustee, Is.
L. ". T0mpkIns and as,
IN nInIlMnNn IIIfsTINGS COURT.


v L. ". Tompkins and ais,
IN RICHMOND HUsTISGS COURT.
Ry The decree entered In this cause on the I'D or
December 1865, II Is ordered " That this cause DO
referred 10 one Of the commissioners OF this court,
who Is directed To audit, state, and settle, ana re
port TO this court, the accounts OF Charles u. VII
i!ams substituted trustee, the complainant In this
cause and 10 inquire and report what persons are
entitled under the will of Frances Tompklns, de-
ceased 10 the balance remaining IN the hands OF
The said trustee, and which OF them are adults ana
free from disability, aud which are under dtsapiu,
ties married women infants, &c. And the said
commissioner shall give notice to ali the parties
herein By publication tonce week i0r iour sI NC
ccssivc weeks IN some newspaper published IN inc
city of Richmondl Of the place and time "ne mere
and when he will execute this Decree which pup
licatlon shall be equivalent 10 personal service.
And the said commissioner viii report specialy 10
this court any other matter which he may Geem
proper and pertinent to this cause, or "hlen no
may be requested TO report by any party ncfeih.
The parties interested are hereby notinea tIal i
have liked on WEDNESDAY the 2d day Of yep,
tenber 1890 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, Sno
nv office, No. 5loFranklin street, Richmond, VA,
as the place, 10 execute the foregoing decree:
iya7Tu4w Commissioner.
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The SUsQUEHANSA RAILROAD WAR;
albany, August l4.-No new event has &C.
Cured in the Susquehanna railroad imbro-
Clio to-day. 1t is understood that the She
riff made return by mail to Judge Bar
nard that he is unable to find Pluyn, Ram
scy, and Van Valkenburg.
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BRIDGE DESTROYED. - Minneapolis,
MIMI, August 14.-This morning the tenn
porary bridge on this side of the Missis-
sippi, used in the repairs Of the falls Of
st. Anthony, was swept away. The men
on the bridge when it broke up were
whirled over the falls with the mass of tim
Der,
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ACubnn Filibuster Caught.

PHILADELPHIA, August lG.--The ex-
blockade-runner Hornet, hailing from Port
land, Me-, which cleared for Liverpool Uia
Havana, has been captured on suspicion Of
intending to violate the neutrality laws.
She had twenty-five men aboard armed
with rcvolvers, and was attended by tug,
which nscnnpl
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA.-In the circuit court OF the
' city OF Richmond, June !. 1859:
Francs #. Isbcu administrator or John ~.
QuareS dcccaseG....... ..........l taihtip,
Sarah F. Ounrlcs, William b. Quarles, and John
f.. QuarlcS-thc last two infants, by william g
Fowler their guardian al Item, appointed by
the court defend their Interest In this suit, ana
other. .DcirnonisS,
and 49, ,.
William kersey .fiaihtlu,
against
f. T. Isbcll, administrator of John y. Quarles,
deceased. 'De4sh"''4''
EXTRACT OF DECREE.
On consideration whereof, the court doth adjudge,
order and decree that this cause be referred to one
OF the commissioners OF this court, and that said
commissioner should, without further delay, pro-
coed to receive such proofs necessary 10 en-
able him to to state and settle the accounts OF such
outstanding debts against the estate or John ~:
Ouarlcs, deceased were not stated ana seLteu
I'm the report Of Commissioner Evans, OF the l4th
January, 1909, and report the same u the court.
But said commissioner, before rcsu'ulN ~ The taxing
of proofs Of debts under this Decree shall give no.
ticc to all persons who have heretofore presented
claims against the said estate before him, and nave
not proved them. and to All persons having claims
that have not been presented or proven, vi the
time and place Of receiving further testimony III
support OF the same. And said commissioners
may receive further proof, upon due notice, which
NAV be offered before the next term OF this court,
az TO the claim of William Kcrsey against said es-
tate. copy-Ieste s,,,y,
Ill ID.
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DR.. John Bragg Drinkard died in Kansas,
Mo-, on the 18th instant. lie was native
of Petersburg, Va, and printer by occu-
patton. He was formerly editor OF the
Murfreeeboro' Gazette. subsequently, he
removed to Kansas, where he practiccd
medicine with success. He was brother
of W. X. Drinkard, Esq., formerly of this
city. Deceased was about forty years OF
age.
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF JOHN NJ. IERGER.
Advces from jackson, Miss, dated August
II, state that an unsuccessful attempt was
made by Colonel Yerger, who was recently
tried by court-martial for the killing Of
Major Crane, to effect his escape from the
guard house on the evening Of the 10th.
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THE TEN-DoLLAR CouNTERFEITs.-Thc
information at the Treasury Department
goes to show that the tcn-dollar issue of
notes is rapidly accommodating at the sub
treasures. Large packages have been re-
ceiycd, for which checks have been sent out.
SO far, something less than dozen of the
counterfeit bills have been sent here, and
the same excellence of engraving and gene
raj execution is evident in every case. The
amount of the counterfcits is entirely o
matter Of conjecture, as 10 estimate what
ever can be made from he i>u.nbcr sent to
the Treasury.
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GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST BOUTWELL,
Wood the ex-detective, in q circular pub
lished Saturday, charges that during the
impeachment trial Secretary Boutwell,,
through the Rev. Mr. Matchett, offered him
$4,000 for certain information to be used
against Johnson.
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Plaintiff,
I lglIHsL
F. T. 1sbe, administrator of John y. Quarles'
ALFRED SHIELD, d. G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
pIyttNnSn ,IUly 10. 1899.

have appointed my office, in this city, as the
place, and Friday the 10th day OF August 1909, at
10 O'Clock 4. NJ. as the time, for receiving proof
OF outstanding debts against the estate OF John d.
Quarles, deceased, not stated In Commissioner
Evans'S report Of January II, 1859, and executing
all other directions Of the foregoing decree, when
and where all persons interested are required 10
JAMES PLEASANTS,
fy Tu1w Commissioner.
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WASHINGTON, August Is. Supervisor
Perry, of North Carolina and South Caro-
lima, is here, and reports the seizure OF
1000 boxes of tobacco and much machinery
within his district.
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AUGUST l3.-Thc market ut Drovcrs' Rest WAS
rather dull. though very well attended. We quote:
500 head Of Cattle offered, OF which about $50
changed hands ut Slls8.5O per 100 Ms, gross 800
Sheep and Lambs were sold at S?lg$4 per head.
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The EmbezzIement OF the Tennessee
School Fund.- Arrest.

New YORK, August 16.-George W. Rut-
ter, president of the First National Bank of
Memphis, was arrested here to-day, charged
with the enlightenment of 5000, 900 of the
Tennessee school fund. He was committed
10 ;,H
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Hase-BaI mitch Mt Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August lG.-The
baseball match between the Savannah and
Charleston clubs was won by the former to-
day. There were few negroes on the
ground, and no attempt at disturbance.
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France.

PARIS, August l6.-ln honor Of Napoleon
Bonapartc's one hundrcdth birth day, the
Emperor has amncstied all press and po-
litical offenders, and deserters from the
army, navy, and merchant marine service.
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The GrODs South.

AUGUSTA, August lG.-Accounts Of rust
and the caterpillar in cotton continue. The
weather is bet and cloudy.
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A. Vance Brown, formerly president Of
the First National Bank of Virginia, has
been elected president of the National Bank
of Commerce of Chicago.
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" 2T-Tutw
RICHMOND, August 10, isco.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The I'M
~ dersiyaed agents Of the steamer Hertiore.
hereby give notice 10 the public mat no aeo sS
tractcd hy WILLIAM ". CHILDs, or any olner
partcs since notice given IN the Norfolk papers,
Hnc 1873 warning the public against s,d irasS
,na newer of said " illlam W. Childs 10 act ~
master OF said vessel having been revoked.
ROBERT J. SAUNDERS,
Agent, NosfoiA;
A, MILLSPACGH.
sul4-st Agent, Rtchn2aus
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Data writes 10 the Baltimore Sun:
Great curiosity is felt here to hear the
determination Of the Pratt hadea$ corpus
case in New York tomorrow, as the writ OF
ha5eas corpus has not been suspended i'll
New York, and cannot lie suspended under
existing circumstances. The general YER
dict here is that General Grant has, by
Giving directions to the Fredcral officers to
rcsis, the operation OF the Judgment OF the
State Judge, made another serious blundcr.
I, il added that Governor Hoffman can,
in forty-cight hours, raise in the city OF
New York alone about double as many
troops rs in the whole army Of the United
States
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NASHVILLE. TENN
Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND, Va.

y.
AUGUST l6.-Thc market during the past week
was very active, particularly for all working
kinds. shipping kinds are better also. All grades
are in demand at full prices. We advance quota
lions IL follows
Lmgs.-Shipping green or unripe,, common to
mcdam, Ti.5UmSS; shipping, ripe, in good or
der, IS. 5OM go; working, common TO medium, $40
Dfl0.5O; working good; fl0.jOM I'll bright smoking
or working, common 10 medium, Sll@$l0: bright
smoking working, good 10 fine, $l64 S25;
frosted Tugs. fdGgS7.
Lenf.-Shpping, short dark, In good order, tsq
fll.5O: shipping. short dark, ia soft order, $50
$3.50 shipping, in good order, long dark, rich aud
dark, rich and waxy, fioa*l;5o; English shipping
leaf, TllWpl5; Stcnmug, short and long, 500
I'll bright wrappers, medium 20 good Sd0IPs5
bright wrappers line to extra, $!oN$5O; medium
sum-curcd sllNSl6; tine sun-curcd, Sl5gS25 ;
frosted leaf, sS4Sio.
PETERSBURG, VA.
AUGUST 1.-THE breaks Of Tobacco were mode
ratcy large Tor the season, and we have no mate
rial change to note. We quote poor TO common
Ts @ S 70 M TO Sn 529 @osRs Kin to e.
fO medium to fair SlO.5O to Sll.5O and good, Sl2
to 81. Some grades Of shipping are rather lower
Of good Shipping at $l2 to $l4. Not fine sum
cured hogshcad has been received here this season,
though such Is much wanting, and If to be had
would bring fancy prices.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
AUGUST lo.-Tobacco-Market active and firm,
with very large break, comprising l02 hogshcads
and boxes. Ofthcsc, 28 hogsheads, factory dried
with two exceptions, were passed. and bids were
rejected on p hogshcads at T5.aogs2o:
Ne quote IA 100 hs.l Scraps, S29$3; inferior
and common Jugs usually light weIghtsj, $iQf*5
factory lugs S5;254Ss planters ugs, $s.2
good dark do. S1O.5c@i2.5o; medium bright Mis-
Souri, do. $l2Gg$9o good to fine do, S2OGS5o
bright Kentucky do, T2oll S40-somcthlng fine
would bring siOl$eO bright Virginia do, s2SG
500.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
AUGUST 1.-THE market opened firm to-day.
unfavorablc reports from the growing crop l.
strengthening the market, and parties are holding
In many Instances for higher prices. The sales al
five Of the auction warehouses to-day amounted T.
90 hogshcads, with rejection Of bids on Is hogs
heads
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.-The Treasury
Department is uneasy at the delay Of the
fractional currency. Superintendent Nc
Cartce, of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, went to New York on Wednesday
with instructions to settle the difficulties.
Anticipating supply greater than the
demand could possibly be, the Treasurer
some time since issued circulars calling in
all the old issue. The consequence is that
large sums arc daily received at the de-
partmcnt for redemption, and there is now
no fractional currency for issue. The
presses in the scal-room are comparatively
idle, while the indications arc that the
strike in New York will either prove sue
ccssful or the Government will be COM
PEELED to take the printing under its own
charge. In view of the urgent demand for
the currency the Treasury hns been COM
PEELED to bring out some Of the old issu es
which it was thought had been forever dis
pcnscd with, and throw them upon the
market.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRArnl.

LONDON. August M.-Eoon.--Consols, 9!.
United States bonds steady.
LIVERPOOL, August Is-Noon.-Cotton firm;
uplands i3td.: Orleans, 1ssd: estimated sales,
u, COO bales. Bombay shipments TO August 10th,
BreadstufTs quiet. Red wheat, los. 2d.Glos. I'd.
Lard, 7ss.
LIVERPOOL, August ls.-Erenfng.-Cotto firm
er: uplands iaIfDi33d. sales Is, 600 bales, incu-
ding 5000 for speculation and export. California
wheat declining.
PARIS, August le-Bourse heavy; fentcs,
73f 7c.
HAvRE, August le.-Cotton firm beth on the
spot and afoat at ise3f
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
- correspondence Of the Baltimor Sun

WASHlNGTON, August Is.
General Candy and the Tesf-0ash I'm
yirgiuia---Sicws OF the PoIiticinnS---
General Shcrman---Thc War on Hill
,if DisfisEcrS.
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National Labor dOETcntiOn.
PHILADELPHIA, August l6.-Thc National
Labor Convention assembled here this morn
ing. About 200 delegates are present.
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tty, papers should now go to Independence,
Va; Dagger's Spring, Botetourt county,
papers should now 90 to Fineastle, w. !:
Dover Mills, Goochland county, papers
should now 60 to Goochland, Courshouse,
",
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MACON COLLEGE,

DRINATE CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
i NAUTICAL SCHOOL.-My SCHOOL VIII be
re-opencd on the lST OF SEPTEMBER NEAI,
and will close the 10th of June following.
TERMS Tuition $50; Board, &C., SlI5; no
extras.
Address Whtlock post-ofllcc, Halifax, Va.
~ o9-eod4w THOMAS T.. BARkSDALE.
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M1DDLEDURG, LoUpoUN COUNTY, VA,}
Il 0JrD0I-N SCHOOL,

7 OUDOUN SCHOOL.
IL V. DABNEY, PRINCIPAL.
The NTH session of this CLASSICAL AND
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
4 long sojonrn In Paris enables the Principal to
promise unusual advantages to pupils dcsirous or
acquiring thorough knowledge and correct pro-
nunciaton of the French language.
The village Of Middlcburg Is situated within
sight of the Blue Ridge mountains, In what Ii
| called the Piedmont region Of virginia. Ihe
hcalthfulncss Of the climate and the refinement OF
the society in this portion In the State are well
TERMS For session Of nine and y half months,
1900.
Circulars sent on application. ty le-eodt2sse
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
WI AT RICHMOND:-lhG next ANNuAL
| FIRST MONDAY In October. lsC9, and continue
until the Ist of March following. The organization
| Of the school Is now more complete IMAM at any
former period, with ample means for the illustra-
| tien of the lectures In the several departments
| CLINICAL INSTRUCTION mt the College In
Urinary Towards Grove Hospital, and City Aims
| FEES: Naturalization, SIS full course OF lee
lures, 1920 demonstration Of anatomy, 80 gradu-
Board, 800 to $50 per month. For copy Of the
| annual announcement, containing full particu-
| lars, address l.. ). JOY NES, N. ~,
| jy@s-lm Dean Oh TIC racully.
DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.-PRE-
| Is PARATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA.-The principals, alumni OF the UNI
yersity of Virginia and OF Rugby and Cambridge,
| England and - confidently commended TO public
| favor by testimonials from those institutions,
are teachers of successful experience In schools OF
| high grade Sessions commence SEPTEMBER
18TH, close ~ NE 25TI.
| TERMS: Tuition, board, fuel, lights, and wash
| Ing, $3.50 for entire session. No extras.
For circulars, address the principals, at Green
wood Depot, Albcmarle, Va.
G. aA si HA HdkRli Ss66iN
| iy1i-?m Principals.