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STOCKS DULL AND DECLINED.


The dulness Of the street enabled the 'bearsr to
laid the market, and prices on light dealings fell
one to two per cent. The public will remember that
We told them last week there no money in buy.
ng stocks. The Currency bill, the Funding bill and
tie railroad freight ana fare war were generally
quoted as the causes for decline. Panama Railroad,
which is really in the active list, was feature
however it fell from $50 on Saturday. ex.dividend
12O to-day, the result or the decreased dividend.
Pacific Mail was weak In answer to the reduced
Business OF the Panama route and declined to A. In
tie active list the feature was Ohio and Mississippi
which fell from 371 to S5H. The following were the
oOsng prices at the last session or the Stock Ex.
olange:-Canton, 60; Consolidated Coal, 3o Western
Union, 347s bid; Quicksilver IA o. Mariposa, I a
8; do. preferred, 15A; Atlantic Mail, 30h 3oa;
Pacific Mail, Az 4lJa; Boston Wafer Power, IS;
Adams Express, 661a 67 Wells-Fargo Express, is
al6A; do scrip, 2A as; American Express, 43h
AZ; United States Express, 45'4 40; New York
Central consolidated 975s SSjs do scrip 931 932S:
Harlem, 1873 1881; Erie, 22% 231a; Reading, 1861
a1067I; Michigan Central, l191a 12l; Lake Shore
9sh 9SsS; Illinois Central, 139 q 1895 Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 1904 1929; Chicago and North
WESTERN 822& a So; do prelerred, S8 o $50; Cieve-
land Columbus and Cincinnati, so a s2H; Rock
Island, 116 11614; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 65H
654; do. preferred, sos SoA; Toledo and Wabash,
56S q 584; do. preferred, n; Fort Wayne, 95 bid;
Ohio and Mississippi, 363S 361a; Delaware and
LGkawanna, 1O4 1855; New Jersey Central, lO9h
1917; Chicago and Alton, 1174 do preferred, lis;
Morris and Essex, SIX $685. Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 117A 49, do. preferred, 110h 12l; Iron
Maintain, 1917 81; Boston. Hartford and Erie, 80
q ~; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 1871
a i9T.
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
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NAVAL SToREs--Tnere was but little demand for spirits
turpentne and that almost entirely for small lots land
holders were generally anxious realize the market
yard There were sold l0 bills at S7sc $780, the latter
price for small lot In Crude turpenne dull
nominal at SO 60 Rosn dull there being scarcely any
demand and prices were heavy though not quoaby lower
bbs strained on private s q terms also about 80 eSs "a lots
No. - IS 95 for pale, and 85 y SO for extra DO and
window glass. Tar was duh and nominal
OILs.-Lnseed quiet, but steady. Crushers prices
Sc &c. for casks Other kinds were dull but held
for full figures
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gil bbls pork, rs do. beef IS DO.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hnlf.rasr Five o'clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June 27--6 p. NJ.
coFfrx-The market for Rio quiet the demand being
light and we heard OF sales OF consequence Prices
ever, steady at quotations were still
neglected but held with frmness prices We
quote-Rio Ordinary cargoes l4,sc l5c fair do, ike
like; good do, i64ca 1870; prime do lie. Ike ex-
tremes for lots fc DC Java 20c. &c Singapore sc
lsc Ceylon, 71sc &c.,; Maracaibo, l6hc i9c La
guayra l61sc lsc jamaica l5c. Costa Rica lsc
20c. Manila 6c Vie Mexican, l5c ioc., Savania
l54c. lSc., all gold duty paid.
CoTToS.-The market for this staple was more active
there being an improved demand from all classes OF
buyers and prices quite Saturdays quota
tions. The offerings fair. There sales OF 1921
bales including s2S for export 2S for spinning 200
ation and 80 In transit There fair business trans
acted in future deliveries, rather easier prices the
offerings being fair The sales follows bales,
basis low mddng, for june at 9I6c 1896 1000 do for
july at l9!&c a lsc 2o do, for August, at lsc; 2O0
do, for November, at lsAc. 100 do. for December.
for July atlsc; leo d. for August at do.
October ls11c and 50 do for November, at 18c We
append the closing quotations.
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Uplanis aud Mobile ana

FhE1GHTsfhe market was quiet, the offerings still being
light aud rates were lower especially for grain which
taken IN the Liverpool steamers low Id. 4Ld The
charterng business quiet though there fair
Tor petroleum vessels which commanded former rates The
engagements ITO Liverpool per steamer, geo bushes
waea, at 3D. a4 and $4,000 bales cotton go bales
sea island Do at ed, and $50 hhds tobacco at Cos To
70 Glasgow, per steamer, 1000 bushels wheat At
ot. The charters were:-A bark to port in the
Prussan Baltic with 00 bbs petroleum at about S. 3D.
bark from Montreal to the River Plate with lumber at
S20; ship from Philadelphia to the Continent, with
5Coo bbls petroleum at 5s bark to Rotterdam with 1000
Palan bark to Rotterdam, with 1900 bbs petroleum.
A. d with the privilege OF 1O0 bbls naphtha at 49, 3D.
shippers bass at od brig TO Guadaoupe and back from
and bark about 40 TONS the Mediterranean to New
York, on private terms.
FLOUR AND G.AIN Receipts 81 4l2 bbIs four 200 bags
corn meal 9s2l bushels wheat 65S55 do 2S9 do
OATS The flour market barely steady under moderate
INQUIRY Prices roinaIiy unchanged The sales
about oo bbls Southern doar was slow of sale, but
changed In value Sales $40 bbls Rye -four quiet
steady Sales $50 bbs Corn meal was dull and prices
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COTTON MAaxE rs.

SAVANNAH, Ca, June %, 1870.
Cotton quiet. midi'ng 1870 sales 1850 bales; receipts
2 bales exports, 357 bales stock 1890 baes
CHARLESTON, s. o., June ~ 1870.
Cotton Fat; mddng, 100. sales SO bales receipts, 26
bales; exports coastwise 40 bales stock, 5459 bales
l.,at. .ft natr NORFOLK, Va, June ~, 1870
Cotton da low mddng 1876. receipts, 24l bales,
ports, coas.w.se S3a bales stock, 1,746 bales.
GALVESTON Texas June 81, 1870
Cotton steady and In fair demand good ordinary 1916
sales 800 bales receipts 1893 bales stock, H. 1854 bales
NEW ORLEANS, June 81, 1870.
Cotton quiet and steady Midding, l9c 19hc. Sales,
LOO bales net receipts, i5Oi baes ooastwise 50 bales
total 55f bales Exports-fo Great Britain 4s0o bales
Aavre, ls bales to New York. so5s bales Stock 1884
bales
MOBILE, June 81, 1870
Cotton quiet and steady. Low middng l8c. sales, 400
bales Receipts, a6t baes. Stock, q, SAC bales.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLE MANTELs.
MARBLE AND MAkBLEI7ED MANTELS, GRAVE
1u stones Tiles, Table and Numbers Slabs New show
rooms, with hnest assortment of Msntes Prices reduced
A. KLABER 1874 and 1876 East Eighteenth greet NJ Y.
NEARBLEIzED SLATE MANrELs.-RICH AND ELE.
w gsa. destgns, from 49, BIZ 3l5 up TO $3.50 T. B.
STEWART CO., COS Sixth avetue between Thirty dfh and
Thirty sixth Streets
q KLABER CO., MARBLE WORKS, 2s3 WEST
-. Fiftyhrs street, between Broadway and Eighth
nue.-Marble and Marbleized Mantes Monuments Head.
stones, Of superior workmanship cheapest In the city.
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THE BLUE Bow.-Sunday evening as the sun went
down behind beautiful gold-frnged cloud there
appeared most extraordinary blue bow stretching
rom west to east. The scene was an unusual one,
and so lovely wthal that all eyes were turned sky
ward. The 'mammies say "its de sign OBJ war;
Union Springs (Gd) times, J1ae 60
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X ELY Icons MINsTRELS,
IN TO Broadway. Monday, June H.
RETURN OF THE ONLY Lion
EDWIN KELLY AND THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
LEON IN EIGHT CHARACTERS Girl Par Excel.
ence, Coliseum Parepa Kitten Relations In Avenue B. Swiss
HoInplpe as the German Girl in Lschen Frxchen, Gu
HORSE FLY DON'T TICKLE ME.
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Wheat fairly active mainly for prime TO fill freight
gagements and No. Milwaukee pretty frn closng
y 80 while common rs sorts were dull heavy and oyer The
No. spring, 81 81 "a for poor No: Chicago; 81 Is
for for 90 prime 90, IN store ~ for Racine y !,
FOR No 81 40 II 45 for amber winter store ii 42
winter. Corn was steady, but solo a
wide range owing to ot the be- great difference IN
but mainly at ac 81 for full loads for new mixed Western
@l 06 81 10 for yellow Oats dull aud lower The
6Oc Gle for Western closing at the inside price Rye bar
ley and barley malt continued to rule dull and nominal The
stock Of grain in the New York and Brooklyn Warehouses
June Is, 1870 follows: 6 bushels wheat 1885, l2
bushels 4S5 bushels OATS 1852 bushels
bushels rye, ia 1923 bushels malt 49, 1893 bushels
GUNNIEB dull and prices nominal al 2lc 23c.
for bags and 30lc. a 3lc. for cloth.
HEMP inactive and prices were nominal at the quota.
lions In our last report. No sales.
HAY.0nly moderate demand prevailed but prices were
81 81 10 for long rye straw and soc. for short do
HoPs.The market still dull, the demand being
hrm however, At l0c 20c for common to choice grades
MoLAssEs-The market still dull the business being
confined to small lots former prices. We
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Since Jan. l 1920 1887 s157524 $40 s147 $685. 1858
M THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to-day's busi-
ness at the Sub. Treasury In this city -
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE DEMOISELLR PARLANT IFRANCAIS ALLIE
" mand ct Anglas desire placer CONNIE gouvernante
on demoisee DC compagne SAdresser par letre, MADK
M0ISELLE DUBOIS, Slap elton, staten Island.
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ICE CRAM.

NJ J. DIXON, 275 BLEECKHR STREET, FURNISHES
M hotels. restaurants fairs and
with his celebrated Steam Ice 0eam of all aavors 40c
per quart.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

TRY TuLSI Us pertinent to this
column of our PAPER VIZ recommend tina
purchases be male Of the following
Houses
Agricultural indictments, and Sesds
for garden aad fill, Il Sinclair Il Co..
n. Whitman & Sons, aud n. W
Slale & Co :. Baltimore, p. II. Stsrk
and Watt 4 Knight. liiehmond, and @
Billnps, Norfolk. Va
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GOLD MEDAL ves av,rd

YNHE GOLD M EDAL ives av'rd
Il ed AZ The bate fair tn Bal m to
Chs NJ. Si II, fer the lest y s--os nov
made over Bal,'marc, Philadrlphia, aud
Mas Y,rk Pianos. Office and Warerooms
MI North Liberty St near Baltimore
ST., BAiIm7re, Md. 4l
Stit frs Pr nos have alltle 'aiost improve
ments, including the ARrsfra Treble. Ivory
Fronts, snl the improved F,ench Acti n.
Fully warranted for five years, with priv
lege Of exchange within Twelve months, IL
not entirely satisfactory to purchaser.
Second hand Pianns end- Patlor Organs
always on hand from $50 to $500. 1i "a ,
Reference, who have our Pianos in use I:
Gen. Il. y Lee, Lexington, Va, Gem Roht.
Riwson, Wilmington, N. c., Gen. d. II
Hill, Charlotte. N. O., Gov. John L4tcher,
Lexington, Va, John L Rhea. 6 CI. J
p. Snapp, at Blopntville, Tenn, Martha
wsshirgt,n College, Ali glob, Va. rSrEns
liberal. A call is SOLICITED. D oct3c-k
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IN. Trro HORSB PlOw siill 10 Bsiler@ 81,
Haricr Hok 0,pn othp. Tire. Uorsf pioEs'


No more Use for four Horse Flows
my Land In Niigniacan be Flow, with Two Horse
BE- Price he Same as Other Pioies
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make practical application o. it itwn

make practical application o. il It vi
When TIE soap Dies not ono"
there is usually, contrary I" what r'os
pie imagine, an e,ce's Of nlka, An
Easy way " testing Is &c taste OF 1t. If
4 be alkaline, add grease and bill ii !
the alkalinity disappears. II IS easy t.
know IL it he too greasy ly setting .
cupful away and cooI, when the fat viii
separate and be at the top.
There Is much that ssvors of wifchor,
und supertitinn thrown around this, u
understood. one of hou@kecpei's easiest
talks. What can our "silver midnlgh'
moou' have to do with soap ksnle
md yet is it moro d ilicuit TO UNDERSTAND
what the direction the soap is stirred
,boui the kettle, and the Eind OF woo'
that the stirring ROD is made Of, have 4
DO With soap making
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07


THk ApPLs CRoP OF ONE County.
The Orleans 1Bsericon states THAI
there have baen s.ld from the county 81
Orleans, N, Y, this season, 2l8,0ll
barrels Of apples. This is in addition
to those made into cider or reserved
for homo consumption. TIE price ave y
aged bs, wsen ~ IS aud So 80 per bals
rel, delivered at the warehouses !; ccI-
sequsnsly there was near S600,000 re.
esivsa by the farmers Of Orleans County
for apples the present season. ~.
We remember the time when the
best Gresnings and spitzenbcrgs were a
drug, sed sold for twelve cents per bnsl
inthat covnty, bat that was before the
Central Railroad was built, and it is to
be hoped that some Of those farmers
who opposed the iron horse have lived
to see the folly Of sacha preceding.
War THs FRosrs n.-Ths
carly frosts at the West have taught
lessons worth remembering They have
shown TINT soma varieties Of apples may
be frozen quite hard without any mate
rial injury, Whilo others are totally ssis-
stroyed. Alta aiomceting Of the Alton
HORTICULTURAL Society, Z the effect Of
frsst upsn, the different varieties was
discussed and from the reports we
learn that the Rawle's janet, Milan
Nick-a-Jack, and Rhode Island Green
ing were scarcely injured, while th,
Little Romaniis, Prior's Rcd, Winesap
SpiiEonberg, Baldwin, aud apme othol
kinds, were nearly Or qairc worthless
The Janet being very lalo variety, q
large portion Of The crop was upon The
trees October 24th and 25th, at which
time the thermometer Showed twenty L
twenty three degrees Of cold in Western
Illinois At the same meeting, th,
subject of making cider from frozen 40,
pies was discussed, Some Of the gen.
tlemsn stated that they would make be
tor elder than sound fruit.
RAcKISG MINES L. Baxter, Presi
dent otthe Nauyoo IN Wine Growers
Club, gives the following rules as III,
necessary condition 10 insure success, il
racklpg wines .tt Ur...t
81. All vessels, pals aud buck ets
ihrouh which the rackingl is must b
clean and sweet The energy wit
which tartaric acid acts on metals shoul
forbid the use Of any thing but wood.
80. 1t mast be done in clear, dr,
weather, aud, as far as possible, durin
north wind, as il is ihen only 7tha
the deposit Of the lees can be complete
-. Avoid this operation in damp
rainy weaihAr. AnA wailo. siroag souil
wi,ds prevail "a
"a Mover rack dnriog thunder
storm at such tune those pats Of ID
lees that are Lghiest. rise through th
wine and eaasS a fermen,ai.ng actio
always 70 De feared" 'l.'-i ~ '''1f7
We clip tba above from an essay rea
by Mr Baxter aud reported IN Is
Prairie Firmsr. December and Mare
ARE considered BY the same authority a
she best iims for racking wines. = ~,
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For tho present the Instruction In English Is
divided among the Professors Of Moral Philosophy
Modern languages, and History with the aid Of our
Assistant Professor. r
tThe duties Of this Chair are discharged by the
Professors OF Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
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gaEoaEaI OF s0Ap. MAKING.

~. - 7. ~ .IfI-..IM -
A, hrst thought, II might seem that
such common operation, in the
round Of 'hOasehold duties as soap.
making had liuls Of scientific interest.
Contrafiwise, however, II is purely
chemical operation, and soap, euber
hard or soft, is as much definite
chemical compound as suiphA,e Of irou.
fhehouscw,fe saves up lard aud tallow
wastes, and by and by, usually at spring
and fall, the soap is madd. Thcss kinds
Of fats are considered fixed oils, because
Sley do no, evaporate at ordinary tenn.
PER- lures, They are composed of,msr.
x ric, slearlc, aud oleie acids, united
With glyoerius, Glyeerioa then is the
base or alhali that NO displaee by Pre-.
seH,'ag 70 the above namsd acids the
stronger base, p"iassa, Cor which also
the selds have stronger hfiuity than
for the glyeerins
The lys from the leach holds In %,
luton oarhooa'e 81 posassa, and IN mi,
sur"niacaticn process the earhopIc .ci,
Is act free or displaveA by ,ho s'ronye
acids Of the frs. Th'sh The ehcni,,rl
II the OPERATION n BRIT anl il vo .,
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-T'tIE WATT PIow Ny.
SPECIAL NOTICE ron sPRIY0, ls

SPECIAL NOTICE FOR sPRING, ls09
As tho season for the cultivation Of crops is now
approaching, would cali especial nttenticnto our
No. 4. NV 9Th plpw has never failed to take
the rst premium Vt every agricultural Farat which
It has been exhibited towt: NJ Danvio in 1867 aud
1865 vt Lexington ard snunioi, the Fair of tho Nirs
yha state Horticultural Society, aud the Fairs nj
fendarson, n o., Anderson, &. C., Ia $780, IL is
ihriS allied US Aeuiliyating pillow. u saves all hoe
york. iooscis and pGivcfizes She soil deeply, ad BY
simple change Of pieces il is a fallow and furrow
,low, subsoil and cultvliing pillow and htted with
the steel scraper Il IS the best Implement for scrap
ing out cotton, tobacco, and vegetables. Fer fun
particulars send for our circular, FuUy warranted
and out 81 thousands sold In tho States from Mary
land TO Texas, not one has been returned, and all
praised. ffa
l'tice, with extra point, wrench, eultivating anl
subsoil mould, &C. Steel Seraper, 100 aud g.
a. to siEe. aiif Dr. -----stIa tdi 'HriirT''
Full stock Of other siies Of pl ows Of thet' ~
Pattern ee and e. both RICH and left handed and
warranted Tres from choking, and 70 do their work IN
every essential particular iore thoroughly and with
less draughi than any pillow made In the city OF
| Aiehmond, and IN this y ARRASTr we mean literally
! what we say, 4 % Is WATT < KNIGHT,
1882 Franklin Street. Richmond Va
M Samples can be at he Office Of tho Bristol
| Nsacs and also at the agency Of J. r. Anderson 8
Co., istoL inl lafaf rafH e . match Sly.
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NOTES An Dee FARMEas, OLUR

NU1hb Al Inn An mLAho ObOD |
NoRwAY OArs. Geo. N. Smith ,oi |
Washington, W, forwarded the follow
ing expluuaiien Of bis process 10 pro
ducing "tbai b,g crop Of Norway oats
-usmely. 126 Bushels on 100 square
rods Of land With only screen pounds Of
s'ed" 1872 .a..,... .f
III first occurred The above. space,
which was rect from weeds IL wa.
broken grecnsward the spring previous,
good dressing Of new stable manure
being ploVsd in, and good crol OF
'commons oats taken from tlhat season
ploughed a. som o. oats were harvested,
with % additional maal ring plpughed
again The spring following, aud thtn.
light lads Of fne old manure was
spread evenly ovcrit. Then L hcpt
smart nan with a smart prir Of horses
harrowiug nearly all Of one day.
thoroughly mixing the 6po manure with
the mellow, and even pulverized sol.
Having but a small quauiity Of the
seed, and as had previously experts
mented with Il and knew It's dispoi,ioh
to sesd up numerous stalks hmm single
seed, bad it drilled, the drills being
just one foot apart aud six inches 10
the drill, using as near ono oat in o
place as we c ,oli, covering them about
two inches deep. After going ovof I'd.
piece wo found we had used less than
one peck Of seed, Just 'ev-n p"a"ds-by
weight Nthiug m,reSyss dune tq
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~. or, Kt "a ILtlAa o.. Oct. l, 1855. e

otr, Kt "a ILLIAa o., Oct. l, 1883. ~
Nm. i. III STARK--S Sir .--ifter giving yuur new
Plow Tei. severe TRIAL, am compelled 10 say II
comes MP fully 10 your recommendation. ron pea
falow Il sur asses any pillow ! have over seen used.
In no instance have seen IL choke excerpt where
there was close clay soil, which not in proper
order for piowing. Alilwbo have soehit work are
pleased. ! am, very truly, yours,
fiH tNAn. DIES iNal VA. " CRoxfoNa
81 Call At Fowler 4 Gill orfy's. AID too siTp
OF these Flows. alr. q
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
FAcUL1Y.
Gsx.R,L Il +. LEE, PRFsips.ir.
CARTER HARRIS. a. ia,
p,ofesor of laf'n


FACULTY.:
Gax,R,I. Il +. LEE, PRFsipssr.
CARTER J HARRIS. a, ia.,
Pof,sSor Of Lai'n.
JAMES J. WHITE, a. ~,
Professor Of Greek.
gDw ARD s. JONES, A. N,
Prof AJdrn languages.
- = ,*
Rev. J. l.. KIRKPATRICK D D.,
Pr1f. Moral Philosophy.
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Trof Hist nv and Eqglislt Literature
ALEXANDER l.. NELSON. Am,
Prof. Mathematics,
WILLIAM ALLAN. a. NJ, aaa
% P,cf .fppiied Hdfh'mdiics
RICiIAKD s. McCULJoCn, A NJ,
4 ProC. Natural Philosophy
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A NJ, s itaa
P,pf. Chemistry.
lr.f. Aoplled Chemistry.
Hos. J. W. BRoCkE NBRoUGn, III D.
qt PrUf. La
NJ. W. HUMPHREYS, AN,
.s ass Prof IL resk. ~
ROBES MASSI3, A. NJ.
ASST P,of. M,dern languages
DUNCAN c. LYLE, A. NJ,
ASST Prof. Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, An,
asst Prof English.
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
Asst Ptof. 0nnisfy ani
P,iacipal of,BaStness SchoO
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eA0 SACKS LIVERPOOL. SALT
WV ..lIf. TO ARRIVE. = =, =
5 bulhel sacks at = on ives bush. snoks a
BATS per Sack, VS. keep Ashton's Salt. Fac.
tory Filled" by bd or less 70 our customers
Get lu |. b. DUNN 4 co.
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lAnADEMTdAL fI0URsE.

The STUDENT selects h own course OF
study, under the advice Of his Parents OF
Of the F.culty. The several Schools are so
arranged as to admit Of complete course
Of study in the following directions; W
L. Department. of Arts, 10 which "a at
t,chOi the Degree Of BAcnsLon-oY ARrs.
9. Department OF Science fia .rls
with the Dsgrse or BAcHELoR Of SCI
EScE.
3. Department of Philosophy.
Degree Of BaeHsL0R OF PHILosoPuY.
The Degree Of MASTER or ARTs Is con-
ferred on Students who have completed the
course Of study In nine Schools, and have
taken distinctions in seven Of theses
q. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
|. Department of Civil Engine. ring
W III the Diploma Of CIVIL ESciSEER.
D Department of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma of MINI>G ENGr sER
8. Department of Law and Equity
with the Degree of BAoHELon OF Law.
IL is proposed still further to extend the
Practical aud Scientific Departments in tho
direction of tiett kasssaa
l. Mechanical Engineering, 2, Applied
/ Cbem.stfy. o. hprlculturV. =. NOmutrec.
8 PREPARATION DEPARTMENT. /.
| This course embraces the subjects Of
Latin, Greek, Ma themstics and Eng ish
preparatory to the regular College classes
4, STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School, Pennanship, Bookkeeping.
accounts. &C.. are taught, under the au-
thority Of the Faculty. .s s.. 49,
Special Privileges aad Honors.
f'As special inducements TO diligence, three
Gold Medals and Eve Honorary Scholarships.
the latter covering tuition and college fees
ere annually awarded. f.., -., ..,l....
Three Masters Of Arts are annually ap
pointed as ''Resi lent Masters with yalua
BILE privileges and eiIoluments. .....-.
The Cole 70 educates, free Of charge,
all candidates for the Ministry, properly
recommended ItappOin,s to free Scholar
chips twenty-five young men intending to
make Journalism their profession. 1t gives
long credit TO tnneritorious young men
without means,
The next session opens the 81 Thursday
Of Sept, and closes the 4th Thursday
June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed s12
per ahnun. sq .lsrr8
For further information address safsu
J. NJ. LEECa, CL'G OF Faculty.,
aug27 -ly Lexington. Va,
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Write TO 81. r. W, Hughes. At Abingdon, Va, for
full paiticu. ara OF the starke Plpw lle is one Of
country, and recommends II sbovc any other Flow
he mas evel known.
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