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BARGAINS. BARCLAY
RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A HOUSE
PAY RENTS No LONGER. READl

A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. I22 81
street southeast, near the Avenue; 6 rooms, bath
room, water closets, bay windows, front ward and
good stable; ~ foot paved alley; price, $780, long
time.
Also, nearly new FRAME HOUSE, No. Il. 81
street ouiheast; lot zzxlu good Rooms, beautifully
terrsced; Tor price and terms call at office.
Also, new room FRAME HOUSE, corner 18th
and southeast; faces south and east; lot 2lxlOG;
price 5000; long time.
Also, 10 room BRICK HOUSE. on l. street SON, h.
between 9th and 1rh streets east, Navy Yard: brick
stable, &c; bargain, S2a0.
Also, 5 room HOUSE, No. SIG 9Th street south
east lot SoXg; stands back ia yard; price, S20O.
lorg time.
Also, fcur-s story BRICK on ID street. between lsth
srd ~ streets . feet front Wy about feet deep;
suitable for a black smith, wheelwright, car
S6OB.
Also, seven room HOUSE ON 18th street, between
and 5; front yaId, hall, nearly new, sod alley
price Ses
Also, seven-room HOUSE, corner 18Th and r. and
one corner 18th and Boundary; both new; never oc-
Also, sevencrooin HOUSE, on street. between
Connecticut avenue and 2rh street, new; price,
$500.
We have other property for sale, and we invite all
desiring 10 purchase home on long time, for cash,
20 call. as we are sure we can suit them.
We have, also, some very eligible building lUtsthat
We can sell cheap.
PHIL. II. WEIGH co,
DE- Masonic Temple.
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In tue New York CONSTITUTIONAL convention
ycs.s..~.y ar. Opdyke offered an amendment
e. ihe constellation providing FOR compulsory
C6EesIlesi.
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Nezs We nes1ay evening has been appointed
iAy tn Ncs York legislature As the time for the
elcctil = C. Cnit.G States Senator.
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The questions which have arisen as to the
powers of the board Of public works under the
organic act to make and enforce necessary reg
ulatiOns for the erection of private buildings in
this District, are of so much interest to builders
and the public generally, that we publish in our
local columns to-day the decision of Judge Wy
lie, given last week in the cases Of Daiuese
against the board of public works and the board
against Dainese. This decision. it will be seen,
fully affirms the right of the board to make and
enforce huildipg reuuIatious-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-18

The January shaw THIS year threatens to be
very destructive. Our telegraphic dispatches
to-day bring news Of damage from ice freshets
throughout Pennsylvania and Maryland, and
as far north as the Hudson river, and our spe-
ciaidispatch from Georgetown tells the story of
threatened dood In the Potomac, the water
rising rapidly at Harper's Ferry. The danger
from rush Of ice and water by the breaking Of
gorges along the river has heretofore been very
great. The last great ice freshet, some years
ago, carried away the Chain lRidge, 1t will be
remembered, besides greatly injuring the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal, and causing much dam
age along our wharves. Our merchants and
shippers, in view of tine notice from the signal
service of the rise at Hsrper's Ferry, sixty miles
above here, should be able to prepare for the
shock. 1t takes about "A hours for the rise to
reach here from Harper's Ferry.
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rFu sSHENcKS RTLM99NIG sJRTP, ,

eChENCh PU LaUNlt S1RUP,
HS SEAWEED TONIC and MAN DRAKE
PIlLS.-These the only medicines that will
Pulmonary Consumption, DIR. Sehenck has been in
Constant practice over thirty years, continually
aiming lungs. and knows he medicines il properly
taken, win cure consumption HIS Mandrake Pills
cleanse the liver and stomach; his Ssxweed Tonic
dissoves the food stimulates the coating Of the stom
ach and aids Digestion; his Pulmonic Syrup ripens
the matter. and nature throws il of without any
eTtion. Prepared and for sale by J. II. SCHENCk
4 son. northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets.
philadelphia, and by druggists and dealers gensr
ally. JAM eclyr
rs Is 1T NECESSARY TO WORRY about Con
Wy tagous Diseases when have near al hand
preventive whose eminent qualities have been con-
hImed By more than twenty years Of succAs in Eu-
rope and in this country At time when the Small
Pox and other Diseases threaten to spread rapidly
in consequence Of the extreme severity the wea, her
IL Is OF the greatest portance to build I'D our con-
stufions in order to Iesist aud fight all the
Kinds of rernicious influences which surround us:
therefore, II world be impossible call too strvngly
the attention Of the public on this very important
point, that Is the OF Bittsrs prepare With the
greatest care according TO the principles Of Abe med
al art and which, in Consequence 81 their action
the blood stomach liver and pfinspal organs Of the
body, produces such incoftestabls results. More
over Il agreeable 10 the taste that there Is no
tonic Nhit can be compared TO them. II yon ant
10 ne convinced 20 druggist, and AK Tor Dr
l.. G BEliTRAM,s LONG-LIFE BITTERs: after
trying them you will give away with all other kind
II medicine. eeeSorly
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

BOAkDING.
ROARpING :-First-class TABLE BOARD, with
= nhe, large front rooms, furnished unfurnish-
Cd, the most pleasant part of the avenue, Apply
NO 1913 Penn. ave-, bet l9th and 10Th sts III St.
EtRNiSHED ROOMS-To let elegantly FUR.
ing Parlors and Bed Rooms; bath room, hot and
cold wafer, gas, &c., with or without BOARD ADJ
ply % 18th street, between and II streets north
west. dao 1mS
(NOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
Oprices moderate, al 2lO5 corner Of Pennsy anis
avenue and 21st street. mayl-ly
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Nh y WI, preach q Christ chursh. Navy Yard, 70
MokkOW at u O'clock a. m. and .. m II
NSEw Baptist CHI RCH...sabbath schooI
~ January 10. 1873, the Mission Chapel on
hs vii GHA fRs.tS q A AZ IT, EF0S
Rdw " corner n q ssh and streets T0-MoR
No ,SiA sateS kAaPaI All y p on.
toese Buns L. H. e oSGT Rss 81 Lay
a MfHhaHs s at p preach S an At TN fn.
Sa and What shan y. :ed Dc viii on Re-
HIsm hb;. ruTykE LIFE OF MLRnERERS-
lssqndayj M0REING.. at the. View ! JerasaIe y
.reet Sgs,9 a., Capital street. between and
DCdkaNSnTIREAntt ,PRksBYTERTAN CHURCH,
MTRR6Wh 49, oi 81 an, and J streets. Services To
Tsk a; d. sunday School Anniversary ga M
~ NEW CHURCH TEMPLE North C,niio,
STATS all free sun;ect tomorrow: at IL probahie
that nurderers usually go directly from the scsffod
W SieATioN q 81 ST Jo sfhi H6p GEM No.
IT =; A. A. NJ, THIS SATURDAY, EVENING al
ing are invited. s. oTds! JEW Sn., IN s'0a stand
rs0IFICTAL, sALARIEs-Y NJ C. A. LY-
loving subject: Resolved, that Officers Salaries
under the L. s. Government should more liberal
iAftTma,iEs, RICHARD 5. EVANS; Negative, y: 4.
LORD, WILT THOU At THIS TIME
10y Restore again the Kingdom to Israeli" Acts
H., ,,op Whit k,Rg,,9nzosubect for discourse To
s avenue and Ith street northwest. All are in,
rSAAMLRicAN COL0NIZATI9Ns SOCIETY
fonizaiion soeie.y viii be held in the Fanrh
sa1isr gf sd 1ss Fr DR.
from Rev. Z: P. ,HrNPHkEY' D. D., Of LoiisviIle,
from Western Africa; Hon HORACE MAYyARD. M.
{; from Tennessee; Hon. @. WASHINGTON wsRREN,
f T ne WSshI SE TGE sIsfk%EP 6SN
IT, one q IN she ], 6gnPagy Ne ana le,h street.
jisiF eli + = - c eli b. BAILEY, Secretary
rFROsADALIs WILL CURE THE WORST
Wy cases of DYSPEPSIA. Gilbert Hale, Wash
For three or four years have had Dyspepsia in its
worst form; at times not being able to retain my
Ny feet and ankles were much swollen for mouths,
| ard became 50 much reduced in flesh as 70 be
TO sst ~ S srs,sr eei'sa ss oss
Logan to take Rossa.S use l.ur bo,,'es, ana Tor
three months past have been 49,. work on
N, farm; feeling well and strong and am No. Is y
PORK, POTATOES, &C. can recommend Rosadalis as
yalnsLle remedy. - !. ill.eost
No. sCHENCKS PULMONIC STRUT,
PnLs.-Thess aIathe only medicines that viii eure
sgnss.ni yIaeties e'x thirty years eontiauaIl, eX:
taken, win cure mptioD. HIS Mandrake Pills
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PERSONAL.

EAkNIE: Be magnanimous. There can be N,
= penance greater than such separation, witt
stkeaee Are YOU not satisfied Blessed are the mpr
cifni, rnblest the unfsrgving 1 have srferes
enough thNI ROBERT.
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The Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will resume
her hsr regn,ar trips to NORFOLK on ~N~aa
nip only passenger. will take ferry zssz..lls.
1sa, at p N for Alexandria, going on the Lady Of
Hereafter she will leave her wharf, foot of 9Th
street, as usual, MONDAY and THURSDAY at
pm. DORSEY CLAGETT
Republican, General A gent
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

The sixth auditors office yesterday paid
out to railroad companies and western con-
tractors over 81 ,000, 900 for transportation
of mails for the quarter ending yesterday
(June 30). This is the largest payment ever
made in one day by this office. s -
The war department has received and is
distributing to the various bureaus letter
balance scales, rendered necessary for pub
lie use by the abolition of the franking
privilege. f4
The chiefs of the bureau of construction
and repair and steam engineering are to di-
rect the work on the Mgress. The work is
to be pushed day and night. t
Colonel Luckey, the Presidents private
secretary, has returned from Europe.
OF the twelve hundred claims allowed BY
the southern claims commission, and to
pay which congress at the last session ap.
propriated $7s9. 143, all have been paid a
the treasury department except six,
These are as follows: Two from Virgins
for 81, ,377 and 81 1886. Three from Tenn
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Gretsitsg State Sp,lrnal.
THE FOURTH.
No olpaper will be issued from this Office
on Friday, the fourth Of July. ~
RIchmond Sfone.Cutterr, Associat

Richmond StOme-Cutters' Association.
To the Editor Of The State Journal; ~. -.
Alta meeting Of the Journeymen Granite
Stone.C Cutters Association, held june I'd,
1873, the following resolutions were unani-
moasly adopted: - 80, -, :, s...,
Whereas, this association, together with
its kindred associations throughout the
country, have manifested a great interest
in the measures taken to protect mechanic
cal labor from the demoralizing encroach-
ments Of convict competition in Virginia ;
and, 4ss &st 5s,s ess1tl-'aA
Whereas, Messrs.1 Clopton, Gilman and
Dooley and others have esponsed our cause
and strenuously and earnestly endeavored
to save our and other mechanical branches
equally effected from the degrading and
damaging effects of convict labor; there-
fore, z y sAs sss @
Resolved, That this association tenders
its sincere thanks to Messrs. Clopton,
Gilman, Dooley and all others who es-
poused the cause Of honest labor and en-
deavored to save honest men from being
debased, and the talue Of mechanical labor
from being deprecated. ssf,;s
Resolved, Furthermore, that we request
all other mechanical associations to take
this matter into consideration and unite
with us in supporting none but such as will
procure for mechanics in Virginia the same
advantages that have been procured for
them in other states.
asc,s JOHN w. FLAHERTY, a.
s EDMUND KELLEY,
ts JAMES CASSIDY,
"a Committee.
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OFF OF CLERK HOUSE OF FDELEG ATES,
RICHMoND VA. Tune o. 1873


OFF OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEG GATES,
RICHMOND, VA, June q, 1873.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
Id SEMBLY, approved April I'd, 1873, 1t is
lawful for the Circuit Court judges of this Com
monwealth. until the times for holding the terms
of their respective courts shall be prescribed by
law, to fix the time for holding such terms.
The terms of the 9th, 10th and 10th circuits have
been fixed as follows: HsE i@W
NINTH CIRCUIT.
Northum berland. list October, Goth March,
and lst Wednesday in june.
Lancaster-7th October, lst April and I'd
Wednesday in June
Middlesex,--l4th October. 17th March. and Sd
Matthews.-2Oth October, 18th March, and 4th
Wednesday In June.
Gloucester.-27th October, LIST March, and 1st
Wednesday in July.
King William.-l7th November, 18Th April,
and I'd Wednesday in July.
Essex.-l0th November, 18th April. and Sd
Wednesday in July.
King and Queen.-25th November, goth April,
and 4th Wednesday in July.
FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Wythe.-lst Monday in March, I'd Monday in
September, and lst Monday in December.
Pulaski.-3d Monday in March. Sd Monday in
August, and 4th Monday in October
Gray son--lst Monday in April, 1st Monday in
August, and last Monday in September.
Carroll Sd Monday in April, I'd Monday in
August, and I'd Monday in October.
Tazewell.--lst Monday in May, lst Monday in
September, and Cd Monday after the 4th Mon
day in October.
Bland.--3d Monday in May, 4th Monday in
August, and 4th Monday after the 4th Monday
in October. Ef79s sEEt
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Buchanan.-Last Monday in July, Tuesday
after last Monday in October, and last Monday
in February.
Russell-1st Monday in August, November
and March.
scott.-Thnrsday after I'd Monday in August,
November and March.
Lee.-Fourth Monday in August, November
and March.
Wise Friday after lst Monday after 4th
Monday in August November and March.
Smythe.-3d Monday in September, Decem-
ber and April.
Washing ton.--lst Monday in October, Jan
nary and May szlg.
J.BELL BIGGER,
Clerk of House of Delegates.
NOTE.-The law which authorizes the change
in the terms of the Circuit courts does not take
effect until August lst, 1873.
lie 25-2aWlm 5Eteg gta
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HoLLINs INsTITUTE.-We are gratifi-
ed to hear that this institution, in which
many of the people of Lynchburg feel a
warm interest, has had a most successful
year. The number Of pupils during the
last year, was 130, all but ten being board
ers. Mr.. Chas. L. Cooke is veteran
teacher, not excelled in administrative ca
pacity by any one, and keeps fully abreast
with the times. The institute is admira-
bly, located since the pupils have the bene-
fit of fine mineral waters and one of the
most healthful localities in Virginia. With
good teaching, ample accommodation, and
great care exercised over the pupils, we see
no reason why this institution should not
command even larger patronage than il
has hitherto enjoyed. We reiterate what
we said day or two since in connection
with another Virginia school for young Ia.
dies: There is no necessity for sending
our daughters and wards out Of the old
commonwealth to get education. Let us
keep them here to be brought up under
our home influence, and contribute tbs
means that would otherwise 60 abroad, te
build up institutions of learing on our owr
soil. That is the true olicY.-Lyachbaus
Vagin,an.
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MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF
RICHMOND CoLLEGE-EL ELECTION OF
TRUSTEES THREE New PROFESSORS
TO BE ADDED TO THE FACULTY.-The
trustees of Richmond College held an ad-
journed meeting yesterday afternoon, at
which j. III. O. Jones. of King and Queen;
Rev. G. II. Ryland, of Alexandria Colo
mel j. w. Johnston, of Botetourt Gene
raj ]. @. Field, of Culpepper; and Colo
mel VIM. Il. Tanner and Rev. III. A. Tup-
per, d. D.. Of Richmond. were elected
members of the board of trustees to fill
vacancies. -
The board resolved to elect a professor
to Fill the chair of modern languages. and
to divide the school of natural science
and establish new chair of physics and
astronomy. Also the law department o
the college was divided, and provision made
for an additional professor Of law.
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kEh1Arpuf

is true. It is no humbug; the recipe Is printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of. wonderful cures of rheumatism
neuralgia, lock-iaw, sprains, sweilings, burns,
scalds, cakedbreast, poisononsbites, frozen-feet,
gout, salt.rheum, ear-ache, &C.. and the recipe
of the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one.
It is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliey'
ing agent the world has ever produced. Itseils
as no article ever before did sell, and II sells be-
cause it does just what it pretends to do, One
bottle of the CKsrAUR I.IsINEsT Tor animals
(yellow wrapper) is worth a hundred dollars fol
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules
and for screw-worm IN sheep. No family o.
stocr-owner can afford to be without OENTAuI
LIsIMsET. J. b. RosE Co., 6s Broadway New
York.
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In Daefea,ce e, Of howard university.

In Defence of Howard University.
TO the Editor Of The State Journal: 8 ~ 8@
In glancing over The Dispatch of the
25th, / was struck with very peculiar
statement made by that paper with regard
to Howard University. Ii said that How
ard University was founded by strategy,
and for the purpose Of OBTAINING negro
voters in the city of Washington. Sir, il
this is all the knowledge that The Dis.
patch has of Howard University and its
affairs, must say that it is entirely igno-
rant Of the purpose for which it was
formed. Howard University is as much a
corporation as any university or college in
Virginia. And So far as her students are
concerned, of the six hundred, not more
than one-sixth are voters-and the MAORI
ty Of those vote in their respective states,
That paper also delights to charge
General Howard with misappropriating the
monies intrusted to his care. Of all men
Glen. Howard should be the last to receive
such condemnation from the press of this
country. He, as many men have before
him, made mistakes in selecting his cola.
borers in the great and good
cause in which he is engaged. Some
of these men are professors and now
because their salary has been reduced
from three thousand to fifteen hundred dol
lars per year, they think they can injure
the institution and debase its noble presi-
dent by writing spurious articles. / write
this communication, because have been q
student there in the academical depart.
ment for three years and am now a pro.
fessional student; therefore processing to
know something Of affairs there, I could
not rest contented without saying some.
thing in defense of my alma Mater,
(which teaches the young idea how to
shoot," and its president the patriotic,
noble and Christian man, General o. O.
Howard. !. .,s.rs.' " 80 go ;.5,s,,s. s.
Sir the affairs Of Virginia to-day need oil
the well-written editorials of the Dispatch
and all the eloquent speeches of Virginia's
orators and until things are 8 set
tied at home, let Howard University
alone. AS the blacks of this state are
prohibited the higher education allowed
the whites, they must go elsewhere, and
when properly instructed there, we shall
ever raise our hands, our pen, and our
voices in defense of those noble institu-
tions, criticised and ridiculed by malig-
nant southern press. Yours very truly,
~ WILLIAM G. ROANE,
Law Department, Howard University.
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Posse of United States NIarshaIs Way
laid and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Man
killed and one Of the Deputies Cap
tured. ss.it l tz8uupssBs# s.
Passengers arriving here yesterday by
the Airline train bring with them rumors
of most startling nature. These rnmors
are to the effect that an attack was made
in Union county upon certain United States
officers, and that, unlike the Blacker affray,
it has resulted fatally. Ii seems that two
United States Deputy Marshals, Messrs.
Manchester and Ray, and citizen named
Ledford. who probably acted as an inform
er, were in Union county looking up and
arresting illicit distillers.
Some time on last Wednesday the party
Of three were ambuscaded by squad Of
Union county men at least twenty strong.
They had concealed themselves on the
road, and the first intimation the United
States officials had of their presence was q
shotgun volley fired upon them. aud killing
Mr.. Ledford. The remaining gentlemen
tried to escape, but Deputy Marshal Ray
was captured. What may be his fate, or
what disposition his captors intend to
make Of him, is unknown. Mr.. Manches.
ter did escape, and is in safety. 5A
1t is reported that the firing was entirely
from the attacking party. The marshals
did not reply. e5a 'ssss{ si p i4sgsj s
The assailants are unknown except, as
is probable, that Mr.. Manchester may have
recognized some of them. If this rumol
be true, the officials here will take early
and vigorous efforts to arrest theaoffenders
Atlanta Constitutional, 29M ah. III
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CITY ALMs-HoUsE.-The number oi
inmates received in this institution for
the month of June was; White
males II, females 4, children z; col
ored males 8, females 4, children 3. Dis
charged: White males s, females d,
children A; colored males G, females z,
children 1. Died: White males 1, chill
dren |; colored males 8, females 2. To.
tai: Received 81. discharged ~, died 81.
Number Of inmates in the city AlmS-housc
on the lth Of July, 1919; increase over
last month Of 3. Superintendent Bigger
issued one hundred and ninety bushels and
thirty-four pounds of meal to poor people
outside of the Alms-house during the
month of June. & Ek sag 50 hI
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TOBACCO lNsPECTED.-The following
is statement of inspections of leaf tobacco.
in this city from 1st. Of October, 1879, to
July 1st, 1878: MaYo's warehouse, 1852
hogsheads; Shockoe, 1851 hogsheads !;
Seabrook's, 5,156 hogsheads; Public,
$3.50 hogsheads; MayO's, ,43S hogs
heads; Anderson's, 2,546 hogsheads.
Total, '2S,023 hogsheads. Excess over
last year, 4,9l7 hogsheads number Of
hogsheads on hand for inspection and
inspected July LIST, 1878, s,74O. i,
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je2s--Nsu

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE I'M.
l TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
: In the matter of James L. Poor, a bank
rupt--in bankruptcy.
Al Richmond Va, this 10th day of June, 1873.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
r. b. Winston, Of Louisa Courthouse. Va, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee OF the
estate of James e. Poor of Lonisa county
| IN said district, who was, ON the lath day OF
NAV. 1878, adjudged q bankrupt ON his own pc
tition by the District Court of said district.
Dated Richmond, Va, June 10, 1873
T. h. WINSTON,
ie o9-Nsw Assignee
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LOCAL. MATTERS.v

The 81 State Journnl'' Will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, IL
name and address is left at our offices Ola 1-2
Main street, and in Petersburg III left with
our agent there; and can always be found ON
sale in this city at @. r. Johnston's, 01S Main
street; Wyatt & Minors sI7 Broad street;
News stand at Ford's hotel Leon Schaap's
14O2 Main street. and at our counter. FEE
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8 NJ PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE ESULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHES-
APEAKE s OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE or. THE MORN
ING PAPERS : - z : l-4 Ss..a-
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EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF VIR-
GINIA.--The Educational Association Of
Virginia will meet in Alexandra on Tues
day of next week. Ample preparations
have been made for their reception, and il
is expected that there will be large gather
ing of teachers from the various sections ol
the state. The meetings will be held in
Washington-street Baptist church, and will
be open to the public, ts4 & '&