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"LosT."-A colored man named Enoch CO.
rum, who attempted to commit an outrage upon
a white lady, In the southern part of Goudon
county, last week, was caught in the Bull Run
Mountains day or two since by a party who
were in pursuit of him, and "l0st" by Them
To lose a man, In guerrilla slang, means to hang
or shoot him. and II IL said that Corun,s taking
off was by the latter process This is the Current
repOrt-AlexdRdrid Gazette. :
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A SENATOR IN TRoUBLE.-A curious case
came up in New York on Friday last, before
Judge Cardozo, to recover 5000 on a draft
given by the colored Senator, Andrew Jackson
Jones, of North Carolina, to one Isaac Reed
The Senator, il would appear, when recently in
that city, went TO- . gaming house I'm Fulton
street, and after losing all the money he had
the equivalent therefor, which he also lost He
left town soon after, and on coming back changed
the check for draft on the defendants. They !,
however, refused to pay it, on the ground that
It was . gambling debt and not recoverable,
havca the anti. . , rT.tfs
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CIT Y MS.

The SCALP is made clean and sweet by ap-
Plying HAIRS Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover.
Ice 7CREAN-Harvey & Holden, corner nth
hnest quality of Ice Cream to all parts of the
city, in quantities to suit the purchaser. If
DIR. WHITE, Chiropodisf, removes Corns,
and causing no pain, Rooms No. 535 18th street,
opposite Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
EVER SINCE the sewing macIIne was invented
many attempts have been made to construct a
nrst-class machine that could be sold at rea
sonaDle price. To the NJ cLean s. Hooper and To
the Wilson Sewing Machine companies belongs
the credit OF having succeeded in attaining this
obJect. The McLe#n Hooper-Company has pro-
spoois, forms the elastic lock-stitch and runs
lighter than any other machine using two
threads. The Wilson Shuttle Machine bears the
palm OF excellence as O first-class tailoring ma
Chine, being more durable in construction and
better In the arrangement of its working parts,
thereby producing . lighter running and more
easily managed shuttle machine than any of its
competitors. Price list:-McLean q Hooper
machines, $40, Si5, $50 and SIS; Wilson's SO
$40, $50, SIS, slc5 and 1925. A. & l. Rosen,
thai, No. 44 It'll street, are the agents, and sell
enese machines on very accommodating terms.
Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar.
1006 Pennsylvania avenue. =
HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made TO
order, and always good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at G. BAUM's Heop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building.
OUR DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colors, at Q. BACM's Kid Glove Depot.
1th street, Intelligencer Building.
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LADIES' ENTERTAINMENTS OF all descriptions,
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at G.. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory
It'll street, Intelligence Building.
Go TO PRINCES and see the everlasting Watch
Key. Fits any watch, and warranted not to
wear out. Price 80 cents. 5. If
THE ESTABLISHMENT of NJ. H. Prince, No.
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, will close every
evening at p. m. during the heated term. tt
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HEMpLER has all kinds thermometers and
parometers.
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TRANSFERS OF PoLICEMEN.-Some twenty
five or thirty transfers of policemen among the
various precincts have been made by the police
authorities, taking effect this morning. This Is
for the benefit of the force.
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MUSTARD.
All the celebrated imported brands.
RAISINS, NUTS, ETC,
Loring Bros LAYER RAIsINs
Clements /"
"Black Basket" "
Deheesae, very fine an arac,
ALM0NDS-Soft Shell
ALM0NDs-Paper she
WALNUTs-French,
wALNUTs-Nspies, very fne,
PECANs,
PEANUTS,
TILBERTs,
PRATTs ASTRAL OIL.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
CHOICE DRIED BEEF
In fact, we make specially Of fae
FAMILY TRADE,
and make Il our study TO furnish the cen b,a
verifying I'm the way Of family supplies generaEY
Our facilities for buying and freighting are unsur-
passed and guarantee 20 sell low a. any other
house In the city also 10 give the article-galiv
and ssaattiy-as represented, or MONET kKFrSDED
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As VIII be seen By the above Us; cur sioSk com
prises sixteen different varieties OF which we hayo
large supply now on hand, and are constantly re-
oeiying fresh invoices, and facilities for obsain-
ing and receiving the are such as that we havo
heitancy in asserting that We are allie to compete
fully with any house this side Of New York.
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THE CHORAL SOCIETY, fresh from their VIC
oriOus tour 70 New York, advertise to-iay'a
oneert 20 be given at the request Of many Of
ur prominent citizens, who appreciate their
worth 10 Washington as a musical society. A
large audience viii doubtless greet them, as
programme. ~
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Georgetown Advertisements.

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
CORPORATION DEEDS will be issued for the
Property herein described. unless said Iropery Is
redeemed on or before the 18TH DAY OF july, 1871.
GEO W. BEALL.
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of Mr.. Peter Downey, about six years of age,
residing on Greenleaf Point, was terribly burned
about the right arm, side, head and face by her
started in the fireplace with box of matches.
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COFFEE.
FLOUR.

SYRUPS.
SILVER DRIPs-Stewart's.
WHITE DRIPS-Stewart's
WHITE DRIPS-Moller's Diamond Braoa
AMBER DRIPS.
GOLDEN SYRUP.
MERCHANTS SYRUP.
All at exceedingly Low Bsses.
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Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar,
1006 Pennsylvania avenue. = -

HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made TO
order, and always good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at G. BAUM's Heop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building.
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large quantity Of the best quality well seasoned
WESTERN WALNUT Of various thicknesses
Also, SIS POPLAR, hfset long, very wide, and Of
superior quality, for sale at less than Baltimore
prices, at The New Lumber Yard, corner nth and o
streets NV. les lot
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Power of the Bible-At the anniversary OF the
British and Foreign Bible Society, held IN Exeter
Hail. on the Sd ult., the receipts for the past year
we're stated to be more than 100000. The nun
Der of copies issued during the year were COB
O67; the whole number issued by the Society Is
g., 299, 1871 DR. Duff, the venerable missionary OF
the Free Church in India, in noble speech 10
bearing his testimony to the power OF the Bible
said {" [ have been among the katirS and the
Zulus of Africa, and among the hesthens from one
end of India to the other-among all the races,
MOhammedan and Brahminical, and everywhere
have witnessed triumphS in connection with the
truths of the Bible" The Bishop Of Gloucester
alluded to the evidence to which he had listened
as member of Lord Salisbury's Committee show
ing that in6deGty is making desperate progress IN
quarters where it has shown itself before; and es
pecially to the course of teaching at Oxford. Ii,
be said, You have had the sorrow to read rs
heard. how that there is oosening and dlSln
tegrating progress going on in the minds OF many
at these centers of Christian instruction. If you see
these things aud need reinsurance, turn to this
best of resources turn to the peaceful secure, and,
let me say, unhOped- for progress that the Word OF
God is now making all over the world. "
Returns have been made to Parliament of the
census of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland Unlike the prolonged and conse-
-quenty inaccurate method adopted in this country
for numbering the people, the official inquiries were
made throughout Great Britain in a single night,
so that the actual population was accurately ascer
tanned with no possibility of omission, or dupliea
ton. According to these returns the population
of England and Wales in 1871 was % 704 los; Of
Scotland 3, 35S, 6l3 of Ireland 5,402 759. During
the last decade the population of England ncreas-
ed Is per cent. and of Scotland g. per cent,
while that Of Ireland decreased 6. per cent. The
total increase of the population of the United
Kingdom over the census of 1861 was , 537 995,
or s. s per cent. The increase OF the population
Of the United States in the same period was about
% per cent.
We are told that Pere Hyaointhe having requested
Of Mgr de Merode an audience of the Pope, and
being refused, the Father made the following re-
Ivy" Once the good shepherd went after the
sheep that was lost, since you regard me as such,
but now lost sheep seeks the shepherd, and you
reject him. What distance between the Gospel
and the Vatican"
French Paper says that it is doubtful whether
the Mount Gents railway tunnel will be opened
soon. There is a difficulty in the ventilation
through which the smoke accumulates in an in
sufferable degree At the first trial, it is stated
out of three engine drivers, two died from sufOca
ton, and the third was with difficulty restored to
life The heat in the tunnel Is also very great.
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MattiRA,

July 9th. by Rev VIM. Pinkerton, GEORGE W.
CASH and Miss SUSAN DRAwBOND.
July 10th, at the Hot Springs, Va, by Rev. w.
I. Richardson, of Wsrrenton, Va, GEORGE w.
JACKSON and Miss MATILDA PARKS, both of Bath
county, Va
July 10th, at St. Pauls church, in this city, by
the Rev. Charles Minnigerode, D. D., WILLIAM A.
ANDERSON, Esq, of Lexington, Va, and ELLEN g.,
daughter Of General Joseph R. Anderson, of Rich
mond Va.
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Gttlesiastital 5lotites.

WEST HANOVER PRESBYTERY will meet at Walkers
Church on Wednesday, August 28d, 1871, at AZ
o'clock, P. NJ
Members going via Lynchburg, viii stop at Ever
green, and those via Fsrmville, a. Pamplins and
must arrive on the day of meeting to ensure convey
ance otherwise must communicate with James Cal
houn, Esq Evergreen Post office.
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Provisions.


BAooN.-Sides, IO3@113c +; Shoulders, S@8!c.;
plain hams. l6@1Sc.; canvassed hams, 18c.
FLoUR.-Superfne, $6.75@7; Extra, S75O@8;
Family, $4,000 so.
MEAL-Boted, 90c@S1.
CorFEE.-Java, 28@25o.; Laguayra, l0919c;
Rio, 17@ &c.
l2Ie; brown, 94@l2c.
MoLAssEs.-Cuba. 26@27c.; Porto Rico, 5O@75c.
BUTrER-Fresh country, 25@SOo. Common 200
SALr-Alum, s2.lO; Liverpool, 81 So.
CAEDLEs.-Sperm, 40c.; adaman5ine, l6@17c.;
tallow, l5c.
R RAss prime, s12o9s125 Cloverhay
WooG-Washed 42@4Sc.; unwashed, 25@S5c.
GRAIX-Wheat. white prime, S1.5O@l 81! red,
S1.5O@l. 573 corn, S69SSc.; oats, 4S(g58c; rye,
FLAX ssED.-sl. aO@s2. Glover Seed, $8@8.25;
FlsES.@Mackorel, No. I, $27@28; kits, s8.5O@6;
Herrings, S6@73.
FREsG MEATs. &c.-Beef, nett, 6@9c.; mutton,
$4@6.5O a piece; pork, ll3@l2 cts, nett.
LARD-14@l5 cents.
EGGs-Per dozen, l5@17 cents.
CHICKENS-16@130 cents.
DRIED ApPLEs-S@4c. peaches, 10914c.
CoTToN-20@25 cents.
FEArHERs-5O@75 cents.
LIME-$l. G5@Sl.70.
TICKINGs-13@30 cents.
COrroN OzNABURGs-l9@20 cents.
BROWN SHIRrINGs-4-4, 1920; /, .14@16c.
TMBER-Virginia Pine, seasoned, SCOOPS.
SHINGLEs-Vigginia heart, $3@5.
STAvEs-Whiskey barrel slaves, no sale; flour
Gg ~ $75@$76i Pacific, $54,
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Total,
;. GENNET, Treasurer.
Publication Committee.

The Treasurer of Publication of the General AS.
emily of the Presbyterian Church in the United
States acknowledges the receipt of the following
sums for the month Of June.
SYNOD OF ALABAMA Ply of f. Alabama Green
willie, 7 Ply OF South Alabama. Selma, 81 So. p 81
SYNOD oF GsoReIA.-Pby of savannah. Waynes
willie, C
SYNOD OF MENPHIs.-Pby Memphis Alabama ST., 80 &C
SYNOD OF MISSISSIPPI Ply of Central Mississippi.
Hopewell, 8; Madison, 5 g. 81
SYNOD OF NAsHvILLs.-Pby of North Alabama
Hopewen, II
SYNOD OF NORTH CARoLISA.-Pby of Orange.
leigh 81; Yauceyville, 2; Madison s. Cross Roads,
.: Bethesda 49, Geneva, |; Altmance, 8; Newbern,
5O Lexington, SOC Milton 1918; oxford - so;
Hawhrld To- Red House, /; Pltsboro, .; Green's
horo,' % 40 Mrs. Annie Davis /. Ply of Mecklen-
burg Asheve, rs; Swananoa, ?. l9S Al
SYNOD OF 5. CARoLINA.-Pb, of Harmony. Elon,
% Ply of Charleston. Zion, 100. 20 *
SYNOD OF VIRGINIA Ply of L. Hanover. Beth
l-hem, 90; Amelia, 10 90 PLY of Greenbrier-
Kama VIVA dimes % Ply of Lexington n Mon
mouth, 10; Cooks Creek 90; Windy Cove, 10; Col
herstown, 7. ply of Chesapeake. Spriu gied, 10
Franklin St, 1919. 25l Il
Observation-Disclosures Todd, Esq Louisville, 70 OF
Total 1922 9s
C. GENYET, Treasurer
r,s.t Ir1,-1
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THE EARNEST WORKER.

THE EARNEST WORKER.
In the Sabbath School and in the Family.
Is weekly journal for Sabbath School teachers and
Christian parents, published by the
Presbyterian Committee of Publication,
lOl1 MAIN ST., RICHMoSD, Va.
Subscription price 81 so per year; payment in
advance, and paper discontinued when time PAID
for expires.
In connection with this journal there is published
a WEEKLY SABBATH SCHOOL LESSON, on
the graded system, containing the same questions as
those published in The Chldren's Friend, with the
addition of brief, comprehensive EXPOSITION, and
other helps for parents and teachers.
Communications should be addressed to Rev.
7. BAIRD D. D., Editor, and all orders sent to
ID. K. SLEIGHT, Business Agent.
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PUBLICATIONS.
LIFE OF CHRIST.
WILLIAM HANNA, D. |

By REV. WILLIAM HANNA, D. D.
Six volumes in one, with two maps and twenty
full. page engravings from Dore S6l PIP. Svo, SO;
gilt, 81; post. 4Sc
ssNot a book to serve one for doctrinal or con
troversal needs, but rather book profitable for
practical and devotional purposes To its prepare.
ton DR.. Hanna brought his close scholarship, and
tho exnerence of personal contact with the scenes
Of our Sayiour's life His prominent idea is to UNI
fold the individuality of Christ, and to gain an in.
sight into his spiritual and human character And
this is done with freedom from technicalites that
is truly refreshing There is parade of learning;
there are no distracting footnot
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ACKNoWLED GMENTS.
Education Committee.

The Treasurer of Education of the General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United
States acknowledges the receipt of the followin!
sums for the month of June.
SYNOD OF ALABAMA-Pby Of S. Alabama Selma, 46 c
SYNOD OF ARKANsAs.-Pby of Arkansas. Ebenezer 10 o
SYNOD OF KENTUCKY. of West lexington
Pisgah, 90 0
SYNOD OF MENPHrs-Pby Of North Mississippi.
Sand Spring, less DC, 20 ?
SYNOD OF MIssIssIPPI.-Pby of Mississippi.
venerable mother in Israel Rodney, Miss, 10. Ply
of Red River. Mt. Zion, 50. IL
SYNOD OF NAsHvLLE.-Pby Of Knoxville. Riceville,
7. Ply of n. Alabama. Mt Pleasant, 1880; Spring
Hill, % 50. AZ 3
SYNOD OF MOTH CAROLIvA.-Pby of Fayetteville.
McPherson's 5, II SIS Mt. Pisgah, 3; ST. Pauls $50;
Laurel Hill, u Fayetteville, % Buffalo, 20 so; Be-
thesda, 49, Lumberion, .; Bluff, 3.7O: Sardis 1905
Euphroua, 0; Antioch, 20; Big Rockfsh. Is 81; Mt.
Tabor, Salem, 8 Sandy Grove, 300. Ply OF Or
ange Euo /; Nutbush 4.25; Cross Roads, 8; Yam
ceyville a. Fairfield 1 80, Bethel 3; Little River, s.
Red House, /; HtwlleIds.l0; Geneva, Newbern
L rs Mrs Annie DAVIS. /; MeCaddin, l.S2. Ply
Of Mecklenburg Ashevie, S 10. 200
SYNOD OF SoUTH CAROLINA Ply Of Charleston
Zlou, a. 80. Ply of Harmony. Mt Zion, g. 20 D
SYNOD OF VIRGISIA.-Pby of Lexington Windy
Cove, 40; Massanutton, 8. Ply of Montgomery
NJ. ) Duprey. 10. Ply OF Roanoke. Il lady, Roam
oke ch 3 Ply of Winchester. LOudoun st, IS;
Mt Hope, 81 Berryville, o. Falling Water, 10; Pied
mont, 8. So
MISCELLANEOUS. Widow and Fatherless, g. James
II Fitzgerald Nicho asviIe 81 friend, Sumter
county Ala. o. Q. Irwin Harye, 8 Sistersyille, W.
Va, $50. "A
Total, 1924 o
nENNFT Traasprer
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DELLEvUE HIGH SCHOOL,

DELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
+ BEDFORD CO., VA.
JAMES p. HOLCOMB, LII D.. Principal.
w. X. ABBOT, Associate Principal.
Assisted by full corps Of etent Instructors.
The next Session of this School will begin on
18th September and close on 18th June. :,
The terms are 1915 per session. payable one-half
on 18th September and the balance on LIST February
For Catalogue or further information, address
the Principal, Bellevue Post Office, Bedford county,
Va. jy 5-4t
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Obituaries.

Died, near Petersburg, Va, June 29th, LILY.
only child Of J. : and Saihe NJ. easy, aged 2
months and 20 days.
Died. at Greenbrier Bridge, in West Virginia,
July 18th, Miss CHtRLOTrE MYERS, daughter of the
late j. H. Myers, of Lexington, Va.
Died. July 9TH. in Powhstan COT Va, Mrs.
Mary STIPwITH reGet of the late e9re 10
with, Of Cumberland coup'vN
Died. July 10TH after
dence of VIM. N. Riddle,
JAMES RIDDLE, infant son.of DR.. I Hunter.
Died, July 21st, in this city, of Typhoid fever,
GEoRGE B. WILMINGTON. son of the late Professor
John Mllington, in the SD year of his age.
Died, July 9th, in Galveston, Texas Mrs. Lucy
NoRToS, wife of Howard Crittenden, and second
daughter Of the late Charles Fenton Mercer Fisher,
of this city, in the 18th year of her age.
Died, at bis residence in this city, July 18th 1871,
JOIN A. Hicks. in the 59;h year of his age, leaving
a wife and six children, to mourn his loss
Thanks, though, to a wise and merciful Provi
deuce, they mourn not as those without hope, for
they had the most unmistakable evidence that he
was prepared for the change; that his Saviour was
with h m to conduct him from world of trial aud
alicion, to one of eternal rest and happiness. Oh!
may they all, he requested them, after this life Is
ended, meet HIM there. A. ). ,.
Died, at the residence of her Their, Maj VIM. E
Brttou in Halifax county, Va, on the 2Sd of June.
Miss MARIA JOSEPHINE BRITroN, aged Is years and
months
Rarely IS there in the life and death of the young
Christian brighter exemph6cation of patience and
resignation under extreme bodily suffering, extend
ing through weary months OF pain, increasing to
hours of acutest agony Her trust was in the LORD.
Jehovah of Hosts. and we believe she has passed.
from the loving family circle on earth, to her faith
er's house on high, where "Sckness sorrow, pain
and death, are feared and felt no more"
Alb. C.
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COMPANION TO THE BIBLE.

COMPANION TO THE BIBLE.
By REV. PRor. E. P. BARRows, d. D.
6S9 PIP. large limo. $1.5O. Postage % cents
This is fresh and most valuable Biblical help,
intended for ministers, Sabbath School teachers
and all students of the word of God, to furnish
them in brief compass all the preliminary niorma-
ton they need about the Bible, preparatory to the
study of individual books. 1t fills place not occu'
pied by either Bible Dictionary or Commentary
THE POCKET BIBLE, WITH NOTES, ETC.
In set of three vols, 81. IS CLOTH $3.50 sheep.
ave know not how this Bible could be improved
for its purpose, nor where more valuable materials
are furnished IN so convenient form and in so good
a style, and yet at so low price"
Published by the American Tract Society
I'll. d. WALF0RD,
GA Main St.. Richmond, Va.
full assortment of the Society beautiful, cheap
books. Catalogues furnished gratis.
lie 21-tf
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THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND
This is Sabbath School journal, published by the
Presbyterian Committee of Publication,
RICHMOND, VA.
1t is designed to make it an instructive and enter
tanning paper, for general circulation in Sabbath
Schools, and contains nothing offensive to any
evangelical Church. In each issue. is published
WEEKLY LESSON, on the graded system. making
1t convenient means for family and Sabbath School
instruction.
TERMs-One subscriber, one year........"""..S so
Eight subscribers, to one address,. 20
Larger packages at same rates.
A MONTHLY EDITION is published, at one
half these prices Subscriptions must be paid in
advance.
Communications should be addressed to Rev. E.
T. BAIRD, d. D. Editor. and orders for the paper
to j. D. K. SLEIGHT, Business Agent.
no 23-tf
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TNEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees of the
Synodcal Female Institute at Taladega, Ala,
desire an experienced Teacher to assume the duties
of Principal. One who desires to establish himself
permanently, and build up a first class Female
School. preferred
The nsti ution was established in 1S4S, and is
under the care of the SJnod OF Alabama. The
family, with from twelve to twenty boarding pupils,
AID accommodate one hundred day pupils
The receipts of the school for the Scholastic year
just closed were something over six thousand dollars
No salary will be paid. The Principal must rely
upon the school for compensation.
The buildings are of brick conveniently and
pleasantly located near the line of the Selma, Rome
& Dalton Railroad, within six hours run of Mont
gomery or Selma, Alabama; or Rome Georgia.
Situation healthy.
The applicant must be married man member
of the Presbyterian church, and fist class teacher
Address DIR. j. G.. KNOX, President,
or NJ. 81. CRUIKsHANK, Secretary,
iy 26-8t Talladega, Ala
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INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
The Executive Committee will, on the 18th of
AUGUST, 1871, appoint on behalf Of the Universe
ty. Professors,
First. of the Ancient Languages and Literature.
Second, of History, Political Economy and Bellies.
Letters The latter will also be expected to assist
in the Preparatory Department.
Appointees will act for the ensuing year, subject
to permanent election by the Board OF Regents at
their next annual meeting
Applicants will address, wi b testimonials e6lI
GEORGE c. STURGISS,
Secretary Board of Regents,
iy 26-4t Morgantown, West, Va.
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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, July 70, 1877.

Revised and corrected by Thomas j. SPENCER,
General Commission Merchant, Tabocco Exchange,
Richmond
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T1REDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
Il FREDERICK, MD.
Chartered 1910, regular College, will commence
its next scholastic year with full corps OF
Professors and Teachere,
MONDAY, September 18th. A French lady resides
in the family.
Send for Catalogue containing terms, view OF
buildings, names of Alumni. &c. Address
Rev. THOMAS M. CAM, A. M,
ply President.
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Lugs. new, $4@S7 so; Primings, $8@$5; Com
mon Shipping Leaf, $6.5O@1O; Fine Shipping, Sl(
OLA Common Wrappers, new, S6@12; Fine Brigh
Wrappers, $15@7O.
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SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL.

7. OSCAR RoGE7ss, Principal.
The next Session will begin I'd Monday in Sep
TENDER, and end 18th June, 1872.
The entire expenses do not exceed 1925, payable
half on entrance, the residue LIST February, 1872.
For particulars apply to the Principal, Black Wal
nut Post office, Halifax county, Va.
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c. GENYET, Treasurer.
Richmond, Va, July LIST 1871.