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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-04

Goop NEWS FOB DRY PEoPLE.-Under the
energetic supervision Of Alderman Potter, the
chairman of the Committee on Streets. the
work on the various public cisterns has been
completed. On examination Of the Sprins-
street cistern only six inches Of water were
found, owing. 1t is supposed, to cracking Of
the conductors. That cistern will, therefore,
not be opened at present.
In Hasel and Glebe streets good, substantial
pumps have been erected over the cisterns,
and those reservoirs will now be open to the
public. The keys to the former will be found
at the stores Of Messrs McLoy. Il Rice and A.
d. Hayden, and Of the latter OF the houses i'm
mediately north Of Grace Church, in Glebe-
street, on the east and west sides.
pump is being erected near the corner oil
Smith and Beaufain streets, which will give o
good supply Of fexcellent pump water to the
dwellers in that vicinity. These improve
ments are timely, and will confer great benefit
upon our citizens.
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CENTRAL TRANSIT COMPANY
CHA0TEK.............. ........CHAxTEk

We the undersgned agree ts form ourselves into Cor
porstien of the of Louisiana partiou
lsy oh the organization Of corporations for works
Of Pubic Improvement and Utility in Revised statutes OF
which hereto attached for the OF povd
g Railway and Telegraph Line from some point on sne
Mississippi river opposite t. the city OF New Orleans
via Vermlion by the eligible route TO the
Sabine point below Burkve TO connect with the
Central Company Texas and thereby form complete
Railroad and Telegraph eonneco with the Rio Grande and
y with the Pacific at San bas aud for these
formed this the subOned Charter and have
signed the adding statement OF the
number shares and amount Of
spective ubscrptisn 10 said company.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COUI

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
u District of Louisiana the Matter Of fhadceu
D. Van EorD, bankrupt In Bankruptcy No. $50
Whereas Tbsodea' y. Van Horn, OF New orlesns, and
aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the Act
Congress March 1867, has this day fled in said Court
petition praying icr discharge and certificate thereof
from Ard other claims provabe under said act
kotce therefore 20 all creditors who have proved
thr debts and All her IA interest," that the 9th
day Of April 1869, n A NJ Is assigned Tor the hear
ing OF the same that they then sHd there attend
and cause any they have why the OF the said
petition should notbe grated;
And further notice given that the bankrupt will undergo
an exanr alton before Register tku the % day OF
April A. o. 1862 at his Office Custom H"sse At l p.
ElerS's Once, rev Orleans, hscn 10, 1853
fe II 20 27 4. LpbW Deputy Clerk
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pAvEaA's PUKonAssNe Bu ugrAs
nos rs and 70 PARK Row. SEw ro4E

All Xmas Of MERCHANDISE PUKoHAsED
xxpsrisneod and eenpstsns baysrs snsassd
Orders aDsd promptly faithfully 81 The iovN bnsn
ana purchases made oaly nrsels sna renspis noas
order, vtIl be alled PAYABLE on DELIVERY, vhsns
sucisnt rsriised 10 rrssns AND Ocnissiona
a,,..,oc, an s-ros r,s .xes.dnz Slo0 FIykk cent
Oouuisussu, .. szus sxsssdiss slo ywo am 4 HALP
ISAAC DAvIaA
FssssEss Boz l7s E}w Ysss
xafnr q tnis oHc4
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PARTN e3sss dEp p--DIssOLUTION

DIssoLUT'SN OF CoPAKrNE EKsHir.
The copsrnershp erstOore existing under the and
style nf PIKE, IAReYkE 4 BkOfHEH is this day dis
solved by CONSENT BY the withdrawal OF j. M Lspeyre,
who ~ his rights and interests in the soncern
partners Hn. =. Pike aud Aex Brother they
sumng all the lsshses ofthe same
New Orleans, Uecsolber Il, 1858.
wM. S. PIKE
j. " bAPEYRE,
ALEX. BROTHER
The business 81 PIKE LAPEYRE BROTHER viii
under the and style until
the first of anuaty tls69 when ALFRE> SHEPPbRS
PAUL BLANQ have interest in business which
will thereafter BE- conducted under the and style OF
PIKE BkOTti ER Co.
New or'sAns, nsOeuiber Il, lSeS q p,xx
ALEX BROTHER.
ALFRED SHEPPERS
PAUL BLANC.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
RoAKDING IN NEW YORK.
preoT PrVa,e aSass to Hotel they Knew whers 70
End really frstclass enc.
no. ne West Sixteenth Street.
Near Firh Avenue,
Convenient 70 the principal Hotels and Clubs lstsy
opened for stcass people, who find every accomods
board they deSrs it Application BY letter
Reisrence~J O. NIXON Esq New Orleans Daily Crescent.
IRVING aOUsE........IKvINs HOUSE.
NEW YoRK.
Corner OF Twelfth street and Broadway.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
souhe people who have stopped at this Hosl ccnnus
Waters and Servants newly upholstered; has drs
class Ladies. and Gsnte|ens kesaurant and 50 sxSa.v
BILLIARD TABLES.
STAGES and 0Azs Pss geo. fR. p y ytsT% n SSSE p-oD
COSMOPOLITAH REsTAUKANT-
II ROYAL STREET.
Between Canal and OustornhOuss strse.sJ
louis ..................Proprieeor
All the Deic.cos Of tho Season are 10 be
Hlso Choice WINES Of all kinds
Parties weddings, ETC., supplied at short notice.
Private Saloons up stairs
EOoms elegantly furnished TO let BY the week month
This Restaurant is kept open TIN Il O'clOckr.A
TCEBERG COFFEEH0UsE.
$40 MAGAZINE STREET.
Opposite the Msrkstl
New Orleans.
The Choicest WINES, LIQUORS aHd CIGARS always
''"'' FRANK RICHARDS Proprietor
HAwKISs's BRANCH
CORNER or eRAv1ER AND ST. CHARLES
CoppOsi.s ST. Charles HossJ
RE-oPENED-A. B. CUSTER IN oRARaK
best brand. Of LIogoEs and YVES '7sS Sans = a.. s.:
GAS FILTER
Dealer In Gas Fixtures,
Ia POYDRAs STREET. NEAR ST. CHARLES
New Orleans.
WIN attend punctusy and faithfully TO an orders intrusssd
70 him.
Orders len IN Box No Is Mechanics and Dealers Kx'
ee win with prompt attention.
NOTICE-LETTERs OF ADMINISTRATIONS HAv-
ing been granted subscriber upon the Of Dr.
H. G Hene deceased all persons indebted to tee viii
payment, and those having claims present them to
Simon j. F.tow, No. So CarODdeet street, New Orleans,
or TO AHener administrator Roxborcugh, PM sdelphiA,
Pa g. A. HEILNER,
Administrator.
NINE. DODGE,
MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND TRIMMING
STORE,
4O0.............Canal street...... roo
Her Styles are Of the Latest
r.. B.-Keeps constantly on hand Ladies' Ready Made
Clothing Of every description.
EOR SALE OR WENT.
A STEAM GRIST MILL with SIXTEEN HORSE
POWER ENGINE. all in good order. Fine Residence,
abundance of Fruit Trees together with about neen sens
of Land in high Of cultivation, situated 0entily
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DEAN, JK..
AUOTIoNEER,
Once and Salesroom-l7S Grsver strest
Near Carondeet Orisans
Liberal made consignments Auction Of
Furniture Cargoss Produce Real Estate and desc
tion Of Merchandise promptly attended to-
Regular sse Dsys-Mondsys, Wednesdays Fridays and
saturdays
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FOR RENT.

DEWs To RENT IN CHRIST CHURCH, ON
Canal street-Four Pevs Rent from So TO SI3 esch
to Let October, 1869 Apply at 81 Magazine street.
EOR RENT SHsE STORE, WITH FIXTURES
II also DRY GOODS STORE. opposite the Keller Market
EOR RFRT-A LARGE, FINE THREE-sTORY
II Brick Dwelling House, No. SIS Chartres street, near 81
Ferdinand put in coed orer has and water
works It. The Levee from Csrs street within
of il and the Rampant street within two
squares. Rent $50 per month to LIST October. 1859
EOR RENT-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large snd Handsomely furnished Room over the front
parlor opening wide balcony Apply at se 2s 81
Joseph street, between St CHARLES and Csrondelet
EOK EEsT-TaE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE,
No. Commercial Place OF ST. Charles street,
windows Charles street. opposite Masonic Hail. suit
able for brokers Office having
safe wall has been occupied by VIM Tniei
architect Possession gwen LIST November next For terms
apply h. G. Hesr No. 81 Commercial Plsca corner of st.
Charles street, front Office
EoR TEMPERATURES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms, with o.
without board Also day bosrder I've large front
with sliding doors Parties wishing 10 funlsh
thsr would vel 20 cal 81 40 Canal street. corner Of
Liberty.
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A. RoUssETs
FISHING TACKLE.
The undersigned having studied the of the Southern
Market in the FISHING TACKLE LINE for twenty
years. takes pleasure offering his county friends and
customers enc of largest and varied stock Of
HOOKS, LINES, RODS, FLOATS ANB BASKETS.
in all their varieties and would beg your perusa Of the fol-
lowing articles:
Fish Hookss
Limerick Trout Hooks, bowed, l9tOIol0.
:. Sheephead Hooks. ali sizes, ringed
:. Reddish aooks all sizes. 0tolOlo
:. Fish Hooks, TO l6 ringed.
:. Fish hooks, to l6 nstted
=. Gravitation Hooks, fish and trout
Urosker hooks
Buffalo and Sunhsh Socks.
Limerick snooded Hooks. all sizes.
Limerick Wired Hooks al sizes,
Sea and Cal fish Hooks, to 10
Also, Assorted Lines:
Cotton Cable Laid Trout Lines, Is to 800 feet Ions.
:. Twist Trout Lines.
:. Twist Fish Lines
=. Lay out Lines large.
Perch and CrOaker Lines
Lii en- Trout and Fish and assorted colors Lines
FlaiIed and Twisted silk Lin s.
Cork snd other Floats, al sizes.
Rgged and Furnished Lines
Fishing Rods. assorted
Fithi Baskets, assorted
And complete stock of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
Always on hand the GENUINE BAMBOO POLES. 60
eiting visit when the city, you will find my prices the
LOWEST in the market
Sign Of the Big Bamboo.
"A. RoUssET,
Successor to Rousset 4 vOorhieS,
NoI70id Levee, opp. Custom House.
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A. BROOKS q co. S SALES.
TUESDAY, MARCH ls, AT II O'CLOCK NJ.
AT THE
CUsToMHoUsE MOBILE, ALAl

VALUABLE STEAMBOAT PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
BY A. BROOKS a. co..
TUESDAY, March 10. at 1e o'clock NJ,
at the ousfomhouse City Of Mobile, will proceed
to Public Auction the highest bidder fol CASH
The Entire One Third Interest the stesA Propeller
SARAH;
And the Entire Or Third the Steam Propeller
LUCRETIA ging the Of c. r. Gage deceased,
and others.
p TERxs-These steamers viii be sold clear Of ncum
liabilities whatever and perfect title ctnveyed
ALPHONsE HURTEL,
Executor and Ageat.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIEs THEATER.
GRAND COMEDY NIGHT.
Friday Evening. March i2th, 1850.
When sheridsn's Brilliant Five Act Comedy Of the
SCHOOL Fob SCANDAL
VIII be Illustrated by the Constellation OF Comedians
forming the Star Company this fsvorte establishment
GRAND SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL MATINEE
T.-Morrow, Saturday, mt lie O'Clock.
In the Evening, the Beautiful Romantic Drama OF the
ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN,
Johu Brausbas Great sensations Play. entitled the LOT
TERY OF LFE in active rehearsal and will shortly be
produced
CT.CHAKLEs THEATER-sT. oHAsLEs 81
Friday Eveni.g March 12. 1859.
BENEFIT OF MRS. ?. w. LANDER
Who win be supported by the emoent rragediaa Mr. ~
TAYLOR aNd the accomplished Actor, Mr. GEORGE
bECks.
This Evening.
The Great Historical Tragedy OF
ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
Translated expressly for Mrs LANDER by Miss Harriet
Tanning Reao Of Washington and originally given By her in
Mrs LANDER's COSTUMES were imported from En-.
rope. and present GORGEOUS LIVING PICTURE of
the ELlZABkTBAN ERA
in Rehearsal - CHARLOTTE CoRDAY and MARY
STUART.
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The Subscriber agrees bet ONE to FIVE THoUs
AND DOLLARS that he can furnish horse TO best any
other owned in the State of Louisiana DsRcs-0 ysrda
Forfeit $500 Bet open for ten days from date.
Apply to W.k. SPEAkINe
Fehrusry 18Th 1865.
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~Ew AOvERT1sEMENTs.
nIssoLUTIoN OF COPARTNERsHIP.

The Coparpershp heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style Of LEVI ENGLANDER s dissolved
b. consent ron the LIST II March 1869 Mr. Isaac Levi
will the Of the firm IN LIQUIDATION and continue the
business the old stand Of Can Canal streets
lsAAC LEVI
M FNGLANDER.
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Hsnk sr new Orleans. new Orleans.
June B s6In accordance with sections 81 and IS Of the
fO establish general syntem OF Free
ssnking State Of louisiana" approved March is,
1855 hereby given TO the h0ders Of the circulating
Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said
present the the Banking House, or at the
Ofcs the StAss for the of redemption
wthi this date otherwise the finds deposited
~ said Bank for Boid purposes VIII be rec,aiE1ed
N AUGUSIIN, Cashier.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sr. CHARLES ST
Friday Evening March 1e. 1850.
BURLEsQUE. DRAMA AND oLIo NIGHT
BENEFIT OF DICK RALPH,
Tbs popular Ethiopian and Song and Dance Per-
former presenting the Spectacular Buresque
The Female Forty Thieves.
The popular Drsma
RRAVE Girls OF THE SOUTH.
Song and Dance. on the Beach at Long Branch" and
"My Farther sould Charcoal" by Dick Ralph
Billy Pastors Album OF Living Pictures, and the full
strength the Mammoth Combination this occasion.
NATIONAL THEATER.
IN CORNER OF BARONHE ASD PERDIDO sTREEfs.
"Wednesday Evening March 10th, 1850.
First Appearance of
sPALDING 4 MANNING's MISSTRELs AND SILVER
CORNET BAND
Grand Orchestra! soi-ee de Mysterieuse
BEAUTIFUL QUARTETTEl
SPLENDID ACTINGi
FINE COMEDIANS
ONE HUNDRED PRESENTS Given Away Each Evening.
Matinee Every saturday mt Noon
For the Accommodation Of Ladies and children.
Prices acknowledgements. 50c Reserved Seats In
75c; Private Parquette stalls holding four.
under halt Price Doors open O'Clock
Curfn q g
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EOR SALE Or WENT.
A STEAM GRIST MILL with SIXTEEN HORSE
POWER ENGINE all in good order. Fine Residence,
Of Fruit Trees together with about neen srpent
Of Land in high state Of cultivation, situated Genly
Road, The Fair Grounds. Apply to
En-. IvREs 4 CO., IS st. Charles street.
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-UBIon Bsenk OF LoufsInua.-NeW Or
H. l863lu accordsncs with sections 81 and 80 OF
entitled IAN 70 estabsh general system Of Free
RanRing State Of Louisiana approved March l5 1855
n-ce hereby given N the holders OF the circulating notes
m ths Bank duly audited under the provisions OF sen oct TO
the e Banking House the Office Of the
ssae Auditor for Of redemption within year
tl data 1rese the funds deposited by said Bank for
GEO. A. FRERET. Cashier,
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- Crescent Guy Henk New Orleans,
Suns Is l5In accordance with sections "a and IS of An
a Free Banking, in the state Of Louisizns," "
approved March is, 1855, sotice Is hereby given
Bxnk duy under the provisions Of said
the tho Banking House. at the oce Of the
sAte Auditor for the purpose of redemption, within
yssz from this Date otherwise the funds Deposited by said
Sank for said purposs viii be reclaimed.
OHAS. FAURIE, JR-, Cashier.
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Obituaries.

Died, in Manchester, Va, September 9th, CHARLES
B., son OF Charles B. and Sslie NJ. Walden, aged 2
years and months.
Died, at his residence in Cumberland county, Va,
August 18th, A. NJ BLANToS, Esq, aged SO years.
Died, in Henderson, KY, at the residence of her
son in-law, c. I. Startling, August Goth, Mrs. Lucy
ROBINSON, wife of Henry 4. Tunstal Esq.
Died, at Berkeley, the residence of her grand
father, Dr. Peyton R. Berkeley, Prince Edward
county, Va, August S0th FANNIE, only child of
Dr. r. B. and Pattie Berkeley, aged Is months and
days.
"Sufer little children to come unto me"
Departed this life on the 5th instant in the county
of Nottoway, Va, Mrs SARAH WARD, widow of the
late Capt Benjamin Ward.
Mrs. Ward had reached the ripe age of 81 years
and months 1t may truly be said of her, in all
the relations of life, she was just what woman
should be. She has left a numerous offspring, by
all of whom she is held in the most tender and
affectionate remembrance. For about thirty-hve
years she was q most consistent and exemplary
member of the Presbyterian church. The writer
has never known purer character, or one that APP
preached nearer to Christian perfection. She hath
entered into "the Saints everlasting rest.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

Massacre Of Romanists in China.-lt IS said the
reports of the massacre of ROmanist Missionaries
in the Province of Suchanen have been confirmed.
Twenty are known to have been killed by the pop
ulace The Pekin Government has Instituted In
quirieS concerning the outrage.
Professionalism in Saxony has received valuable
addition by the conversion Of the Rev. Mr., JAEGER,
a Franciscan trjar, formerly private secretary to
the Archbishop Of Prague aud cOnfesSor to the
King Of SaxOny. He has Just preached for the
first time in Dresden as Protestant clergyman.
The Archbishop of Armagh and Dublin viii assem-
bic q conference OF Protestant Episcopal aymen at
Dublin in October. Cardinal Cullen, the Roman
Catholic primate has ordered thanksgiving In all
the churches for the establishment Of religious
equality,
All Working for CODA Scotch minister, being
asked by a friend. during his last illness, whether
he thought himself dying, replied =" Really.
friend, care not whether am or not. For, If
die l shall be with God aud, if | live, God will
be with me-
It is semi officially rumored that the Bishop OF
Oxford will be translated to the BishOprie of Win
chester. in room Of Dr. Summer, who will resign,
and that Dr. Stanley, Dean Of Westminster, will
become Bishop Of Oxford The Bishop Of Exeter
will resign but no one is named as ms successor
the common rumor points to DR.. Miller, Vicar Of
Greenwich.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Receipts for sustentatiOn during August 1876

Receipts for Sustentation during August, 1909
SYNOD OF ALABAMA Ply of South Alabama Beth
salem, s. Camden 81 25 Montpelier, .; Marion, 1885, -
Geneva, a Adams Grove, 4 $50 ~
SYNOD OF GEORGIA.-Ga. Dom Miss. Soc, l42 So
Ply of Florida. Live Oak, 10. Ply of Macon. Mt
Zion, 1915. Ply of Savannah. Waynesvle, TO- lIS 90
SYNOD OF MsMPHIs-Pby of Chckasaw. Corinth,
90; Oak Forest, 225. Ply of Western District -
Jackson, SO. W ~
SYNOD OF MIssIssIPPI.-Pby of Louisiana. Jack.
son, 90. Ply of Mississippi Trinity. 3 90. Ply OF
Red River. Mansfield IS. Ply of Tombeckoee.- -
Bethsalem, 90 % %
% Pby Of North Alabama. Wliamsport TO- So 90
SYNOD OF NORTH CARoLIYA.-Pby of Concord
lady Charlotte 275; E. O. K Providence SO II 40
SYNOD OF South CARoLINA.-Pby of Bethel Allison
Creek 80: Shiloh, go. Ply of Charleston. Stoney
Creek To- Zion, 49, EdiSto Island CHI mo- con COLI
10. Ply of South Carolina SpOrtanburg 1910 SO 80
SYNOD OF VIRGIYIA.-Pby of Chesapeake. Middle
burg, 80. Ply of Lexington. New Monmouth, a.
Ply of Roanoke Lunenburg, $50; Castle Craig,
%; Penuel, TO- Providence (add'l,)2. Ply of Win
chester. Opequon, 1905. lo4 "
M1scE11ANEous-Mrs P. Z, F., Wellesley, Mass, so 90
Total, s66s 81
JAMES WOODROW Treasurer.
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/. Academical Course.

The Student selects his own course of study. un.
der the advice of his Parents or of the Faculty The
several Schools are SO arranged as to admit of
complete course of study in the following directions
l. Department of Arts, to which is attached the
Degree of Bachelor of Arts.
g Department of Science-wth the degree OF
Bachelor of Science.
Department of Philosophy-degree of Bachelor
of Philosophy.
The Degree of Master of Arts is conferred on
Students who have completed the course of study in
eight of the Schools, and have taken the highest
distinction in seven of these.
2. Professional Courses.
/. Department of Civil Engineering, with the di.
poma of Civil Engineer.
q Department of Mining Engineering, with the
diploma of Mining Engineer.
g. Department of Law and Equity, with the de-
gree of Bachelor of Law.
1t is proposed still further to extend the practical
and Scientific Departments in the direction of
l. Mechanical Engineering. 2. Applied Chemis
try. 3. Agriculture. 4. Commerce.
8. Preparatory Department
This course embraces the subjects of Latin, Greek,
Mathematics and English, preparatory to the regu.
lar College classes.
a. Students Business School,
In this School Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Ac.
counts, d. are taught, under the authority of the
Faculty.
Special Privileges and Honors.
AS special inducements to diligence, three Gold
Medals and FIVE Honorary Scholarships. the latter
covering tuition and College fees, are annually
awarded.
Three Masters of Arts annually appointed as
"Resident Masters" with valuable privileges and
emo'uments
The College educates, free of charge, all candi.
dates for the Ministry, properly recommended. 1t
appoints to free Scholarships twenty five young men
intending to make Journalism their profession. 1t
gives long credit to meritorious young men with
out means.
The next Session opens on the 18th September,
and closes on the 25th June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed 1926 pc:
annum.
For further information address
j. NJ. LEIGH, Clerk of Faculty,
au 1s-1y Lexington, Va.
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THE MODE OF BAPTISM, tested by Scriptures.
By Rev. Henry Brown. 16mo. 96pp Paper. 10
cents.
INFANT BAPTISM, tested by Scriptures. By
Rev. Henry Brown. 16mo. 6Spp. Paper. 10 cts
Third Edition of THE SONGS OF PRAISE. Be-
ing the choicest collection for Sabbath Schools TO
be had. Single copy, boards, 35 cents; per do.
zen, $500.
CHOICE BOOKS ON SALE.
YESTERDAY, To- DAY AND FOREVER. Bickersteth. 81
HADEs AND HEAVEN, or The Blessed Dead and the
Risen Saints. Bckersteth. ST.
THE DAY DAWN AND THE RAIN. Rev. John Ker. So.
TALES FROM ALsACE, or Scenes and Portraits from
Life in the Days of the Reformation. $1.5O.
NooYTIDE AT SYcHAR-Rev. j. R. McDuf $1.50.
THE PEARL OF PARALLELS. Nine illustrations. Rev.
James Hamilton, D. d. S1.25.
WIND WAITED SEED Drs. Guthrie and Macleod.
81.
A large assortment of new and approved Sunday
School books.
OXFORD BIBLES of all sizes and prices
All orders promptly filled, by addressing
j. D. X. SLEIGHT, Business Agent
ie 16-tf
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in and about Jerusalem viii be the manifestation
of this great change.
VIII the IsraeGtes consent to return to Palestine?
That remains to be determined 1t is not un-
reasonable, though, to anticipate that when this
held for business activity actually presents ITSELF
there will be thousands of Hebrew pioneers to
avail themselves OF the prospect.
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INSURANCE co.

next payment until nothing will be required, and the
policy may be source of incomes but it will allow
one half loan on life and joint life policies. One
third loan on other participating policies.
1t requires no notes for loans Of the part of pre-
miums, but endorses the loan of its policies until
absorbed by.dividends, or the policy is payable.
1t has no restriction on residence or travel All
its policies are non forfeitabe and the right OF par
ties guaranteed on the face Of the policy as part OF
the contract.
1t has the following valuable feature which no
other company gives: The late war taught many the
penalty of being separated from the Home ohGe oy
having their part payment forfeited. "Ihe Piea.
mont" guards against this in her policies, and IN
event of separation from its Office by any interven
ton, guarantees to such all the right of nonforfe'
ture, paid up policy surrender value and renstate
ment as though there had been no such intervening
cause.
Its investments are made for benefit of Southern
advancement.
1t brings money to our people-keeps money with
our people. Then why should they continue to
empoverish themselves by sending money off which
can as easily as safely, as proftably be spent at
home?
The Piedmont asks all who wish to insure to COM
pare its rates, terms, progress with any company,
and feels confident its merits will equal any other
company.
n.y. gents wanted evervwbere
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The Presbytery of ROANOKE stands adjourned to
meet at Roanoke church on the Friday before the
first Sabbath of October, at II NJ. Important bust.
ness will come before at this meeting, and full
attendance is very desirable.
HUGH A. Brown, Stated Clerk.