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avenue and State street, three blocks distant
from the hotel. 1t is requested that Repre-
sentatives inform Mr.. Felix A. Lemkie, Chm
OF the Reception Committee, as to the proha-
bic time Of their arrival in Detroit, and by
what road so that they can receive proper at.
tention and escort Commune atoms to be
addressed to box SIS Detroit, Mich.
FrAternally,
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The CALEDoNIAN Picnic - Always the
picnic of the season, will take place on
Thursday, August l4th at Caledonian
Park - the grounds Of the Club one
Of the most romantic and beautiful groves
in Cook county, situated about ten miles
from the city. The managers are making
every exertion to out-do all former efforts,
and there is no doubt that success will crown
their efforts Over $500 will be awarded in
prizes, for which there is sure to be lively
competition Several of the most celebrated
athletes in the country will be present, and
take part in the games. Arrangements have
also been made to preserve order, and ex-
clude improper characters, 90 that nothing
will be lacking to make it . day Of unalloyed
pleasure Full particulars viii be found in our
advertising columns.
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HENRY KLEI, Prest.
G.. A. SCHILBBACH, Fin. Sec
FELIX A LEMKIE,
JOIN DRIDAME, Board.
H A. ZEcK,
ST. LOUIS Nc, Aug. 4, 1873
All errors discovered in this report should
be reported to me Immediately.
FraternAlly, w. H. NoERR,
Int Pres.
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NEW vDvERTIsEMENTs.

Respectfully announce that
they will CONTINUE THEIR
SALE OF c0oDssat Reduced
Prices ae previously adver.
tIsed, notwithstanding the
recent fire, which will delay
the occupancy of their new
store only q few days longer.
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The following named Unions were assessed,
hut failed TO send all;
No 10. ElmirA Ne IS, indianapolis. No IS. Spring
field, H. No ~. Hartford, Conn, No So. Hsmiton, Ca
No So Brantiord, Cana; No H. Hannibal, No. No "a
Columbus, NJ 70, Pittsburgh, Pa. No 81 Schnectady
NJ. No 81 PoughkeeIsie y. No loo, Washington
{; NJ lO3, CambIidgePort, Mas, No ies Warren,
Penn
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NoTIcE To CIGAR MAKERS Oyster
man, . tall, strong man, with red whiskers,
= cigar maker by trade, left his home, l37
Ludlow street, New York City, about three
months ago, and has not since been heard
from. Any person knowing of his wherea-
bouts would confer great favor on his dis
tressed wife and family by communicating
with this office. or directly with Lin wife,
MARY OYsTERMAN,
1877 Ludlow st., n Y. City.
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HRADoUARrKKa
CIsAR MAKnRs LEf UNION
81 LoUIs July ~, 1873
lOt iAl
Final Report Of Detroit Union No - Mon
ey received from Uniona assessed from
SfrIk ing fnnJ.
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OFFICE AND MANUFAcToRY, At
DELAMATER IRON WORKS,
10th and 11th Avenues, and
lath, 18th and llth Streets, N0Fth River,
NEW YORK.
HORACE II. DAY, General Agent
p. o. Box lore.
G a o ITO ~ .

An other Machines for the eomprezsng and storing d
air. for the transmission Of power, infnngenemtn
and their use forbidden. without proper nesnse.
II. II. DAY also represents Dr. Royce n the manage
msnt and patents, for application 10 all puFPosss
Down town Office, 81 Liberty st.,
Near Broadway, New YoRk.
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OYrcE HoURs-Fr ON 10 A. N. TO s P. n, and Mon
days and Saturdays from to NJ, for Savings only.
J. " CLARKE, President.
HAMILTON B. DoX Cashier.
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Baron Reuter- has A fine contract With the
Shah, but he cannot enforce It. Il is like
our contract with our Yankee brethren-if
depends upon the stronger party to 1t
whether it will be enforced or q new one be
made which shall do away with all the i beDe-
Ats that we're, expected to result from the
old one.:gf - - = ,,5l' ~ h +,
Nevertheless, Reuter- may be the tool Of y
a powerful Government. BE may have have
been chosen to call upon his adopted or ma
tive country to enforce his contract. He is
no fool. The fact that his contract extends
over seventy years indicates that more than
an individual man may be concerned in it.
Somebody will find out all about it one OF
these DAYS. .f.sta
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w. Is. Rdrnag president ,cf Delaware Ca.
ilege1 being PRESENT were invited to seats i
the body and 10 ~ shared ITS defibera.iors. !.
General Eaton, being called upon, rnade
brief but earnest aud stirring address, A.
appropriate aeknowled gmentin behalf o. ~.
Association made by profesusorr, ,Ioy,e 80
and ion motion Of Colonel yebabie tbs
iiouse, BY rising vote, returned it's thant,
TO tfie disiIBgafshsd GENT 5Yof f,ts words
pof dngratnktipn, coungel, aud good cheer ,
Al uhsaecessful effort wssi tusde I'D "a
duce the nitiation.fee to two dollars. The
yearly contributions Of members was cut
down from one to two dollars. Various 70.
ports were read; and animated debate occ,,-
pied most of the morning. Superintendent
Binford, OF Richmond, took. a leading and
abie|part in the discussion Of the best prac.
teal method of teaching spelling and read.
|iug.I <,..-,..,.
aTo.morrow evening FrfdayJ the AssOc,a.
ton (at o'clock makesaan excursion to
Mount Vernon. ~oh aessa "
THE weather here. throughout the week
has been delightful; Il =,
AT the rnightsession General r. II. Smith
dehyereda highly interesting address on the
Schools and Schooimasters Of Virginia In the
OIden Time. ,. .-sg - n.
An eloquent and feeling memorial Of the
late john M. strother, of Richmond, was
read By John P Mcclure, Dr., Esq, of the
same city. 7 ,,f,'a y! : r'.'' ., a.E9a,s,
Il Al brief, but appreciadve memorial Of the
late DIR. Socrates Maupin, OF. the University,
from the pen of Professor J.W. e: Davis.
of the Virginia Agricultural College, was, in
his absence and at his request, read by Mr..
Il. NJ. Blackford. ;.s-ya, ~.r i. ..s...,
81 Acommittee to prepare memorials of Com
nodore Maury,J Dr.. McGutey, and Mr..
Preot was ordered, and GeneraRF. H. Smith,
Professor; J. B.Minor, and Mr.. 5. W. ave .
.rett were appoiated. "J3 -,
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RALPH WALDO EMERSON in q little speech
the other day, ,madeiata Boston school festi'
val, advised the voting people to read scoTT's
novels, Miss EDeEwoRrn's stories, PLuTAEcn,
and the life Of Sir PHILIP SIDNEY. Rather, 9
singular mixture; yet good one. Almost
everybody reads SCOTT and PIUTARCH ;ayet
many do not know what charming novels
those of Miss EDGEwoRrH are. 'Encour
aged by SO good judge as Mir. EMERSON
we pronounce them, Ito, be, in our opinion
the best that can be put into the band bands o.
young people. ,iE:t - "3i}e,m as T.
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j We are indebted to MIR. r. L. WALKER,
Superintendent of Public Printing, for a
copy, in paper, of the acts and Joint resolu.
tons of the General Assembly passed at its
last session. We return thanks. BIZ. WALKER
takes pains to have his documents we'll
printed. We shall expect from him fine
Code, well printed, on the finest paper, and
free from errors. 70, = ..a ...s-.s ,,,as..g -
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A Nasiona, Publsc-school System.

re- 5t.s
a National Publsc-schooi System.
The telegraph has told Us that at Blacks
burg, on "Wednesday, 10 addressing the lite.
rary societies Of the State Agricultural Col,
lege, Governor VI LKER said:
NOS as ses. n IF s ss ssee aa ss
sss s,;s GSs sS sssss
the RspnbI.e Ia Ills Is In All other resPec.s
merely advocate the OF WIZ az FsSsra
Governraeat 10 The black race and to ihs people Of
The whole country, and that duty sonsis IN IN appl,oi
sands e ssdacaiona, purposes; and while would
de tc portion OF tese pcceeds 20 t,e md sse
balance to the support and inatntcnancs OF RE
primary schools woaid ses g Il That s she "nole
Thes manner In which sSis duty should Be exc
eu,ed whether this property shall Ss se nnSis
the, the states s1sS S 81 The
wiser. more conprehsfalve, and Equitable bsss OF
present needs and d raarS and how
much to tecnnica SCHOOLS. may &c safely confined
20 that Congress which shall possess the WISDOM
and integrity and patriotism 10 adopt TINS pohcy.
For several years there has been before
Congress q scheme somewhat similar to the
one which Governor WALKER seems to ia
vor. This scheme appropriates large por-
tion--or perhaps the whole--of the unaP-
propriated public lands to the support oil
schools and colleges in the several States.
But the advocates of this scheme desire 70
do what Governor. WALKER would never
willingly assist them in doing-degrade the
white people Of the South to the level of the
negro. No bill thus disposing Of the public
lands can pass Congress unless it contains
proviso that into all schools, colleges, and
universities which shah become recipients
of m oney under the bill negroes shall be
admitted upon the same terms as whites.
Of the last bill which passed the House OF
Representatives 1t might be said,
Oh, what a goodly outside falsehood hath y;
for it actually provided for distributing the
school fund among the States, not according
to population, nor TO wealth, nor to taxes
paid, but in proportion to their illiteracy.
The greater the number of persons who
could not read and write in any given State,
the greater was to be that States share.
This was intended as bride to- the south
ern States, whose tens Of thousands of llite-
rate negroes would cause them to be entitled
to large quotas of money under the bill. 4,
We do not propose to discuss this ques-
ton just now. If the money is to be dis
tributed amongst the States, the people of
Virginia will have to decide whether it
would be better to accept her share and turn
1t all over to the negroes, or to reject it ab-
soIutely and Indignantly. One thing Is Ger.
tain mo school or college which may accept
itupon the terms named will ever receive
any patronage from the whites. Perhaps it
would be perilous to subject some OF our
colleges to the temptation-tlIey might
choose the endowment and risk the conse-
quences. The question is one that has two
sides to it. 1t cannot. be decided without
much reflection. w..
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THE SHAN AS VIEWED BY a .YRsIsIAN.----
g ha.ye, in my life, says Rev. NJ. d. Cow
WAY, e seen flner-lookipg menof exactly the
same complexion sold for something over
q co.," His mustache, he says, Is in reality
ga littis tbiDly-sprcad wool" Enough.
Keep him away from here.
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The Petersburg appeal agrees with US
that the attraction Of gravitation is some
thiHs that no fellow can find out anything
about; in fact, that all the talk about it
bosh. So we infer. Now tell US, Dir. Ap'
peal, whether you believe in the North pole:
For our part, we would have no hesitation
in speaking just as dlsrespectfully of it as
SYDNEY SMlrH's friend did OF the equator. "
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. & :.
Nl bers OF DOVE LOIlGE, No. 81, are re. Xxx
heir lodge at Washington Hall, on Broad stree
between Mint, and Tenth, THIS friday EVE
MING, July II. at O'clock. Members Of all sister
lodges and transient brethren In GOOD staadlng art
iyll-lt* ...-.ss Is. i. AUG US1, SecFeCary.
TIME IRON-MOULDERS'g UNION. No
.Iqs. will meet FRIDAY NIGHT the 18th Of
July. at O'Clock, at their hail. All members are
earnestly requested to attend. by order on the
Union. J.W. kENDEER,
r. Io-2t* .s@IsI1f5@d Recording Secretary.
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MILITARY. NOTICES.

UI-c,OMPANY, ATTENTION.-Attcndh
IL ampeting OF, tleGompany ut their armory, "a
ut ss O'CLOCK 5HIS EVEH4N 6, in full7dress uni
fo ra o-er can.an ~ ARK. iaR !Jn.1 -:
= jy1l-lt*t r. H.GILDiAM. Orderly Sergeant
rRAYS, ATTENTION.-Atte a 4
w regular Quarterly meeting Of tho company, a
at Military Hall, on TOMORROW tFTiday) l3
NIGHT atst o'clock. Assessment OF fines, pay II
ment of dues; also, springs trip VIII come up for
discussion. rigs $50 ~ x ke!Ezs-ess
BY order Captain RossIEux.
. iy1O.2t* s. j. SMITH, Orderly Sergeant.
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DEATHS.

Died, suddenly. at her residence: in Haryie. Of
heart disease, on Julyl0, 1873, at half
Mrs. CAROLINE BENNETT, relict OF the late
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY from her
late residence at O'Clock. The friends of the fam
iiy and of her brother, johnson Adams are respect
fully invited 10 attend. rt;t O.! .uffffst. a. =
Died at the residence of her grandfather In Han
over county, on Intervening Of July 3, isl3' JULIA
IEIPER, Youngest daughter OF Williams u ana
Lucy p Wickhant, In her fifteenth year. - .i7s.'2
"Qf such Is the kingdom Of Heaven 's
Died, IN staunt5n, July o, at O'Clock p. M, OF
iera-!nfantum, MATTIE LILLIAN SIMS only
Daughter of John L.. and Annie K. Sims, aged I'VE
months and twenty-twO days. .,.,
Her funeral wflItake place at her. fathers resi-
dence No. 800 wJst Marshall street, at IL O'CLOCK
III. TO-DAY, July H.. Friends and acqualntanccs
of the family are invited to attend without furtner
notice. ytN ~ a.. 'b'.' -t-"'.s1 q tt..' -
Died, on Oregon Hill, Richmond, Va. Thursday,
July TO- 1879. at O'Clock 7. d.. Of choleri,iil,
fsnium, LIZA SAMUEL STONE, Youngest child
Of Augustine and Matilda A. Stone; aged one year.
four months and nineteen days, Z,
,lence No. esa Church street, THIS friday Az
TERNOON 1T O'Clock. The friends and acquain T
anres Of the family are respectfully requested 10
,.lf "a --...,. y l.arr.t Z ".t.E-.-. i
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The Educattonal Asson stior

The Educational Assc
we publish fun reports Of tlSs procesdiapss
Of the Virginia Educational Assocssiaon'
They will be found hight ting ser =
sa.niy all the school-feachers, professors 70
colleges and universities, clergymen' Jaw
yers, doctors, and professional men gene,
ralls, besides great many ladies, Will read ,:.
these reports from beginning TO ending,
The educators 81 Svirginia are the nios'
potent class for good or eyil. Let us az 90 ~
that I'VE can to tighten their labors and assist
them in their arduous, too-often thankless
but always alIimportant duties. r Z"
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AMUsEMENTs.

NORFOLK, VA, July 7. 1873.
ITO OWNERS OF BAY "a 49,
i = Sam, pAHw viii make e.. ,sss&
MATCH RACE with BAYsG-s--.<s.-ss ss...s
FACING GELDIEG SAM, best three in five, to
TO he paced on the 10th day of July 1873 (good day
and track, for $500 ede also, like race over the
Hermitage, 10 be paced OIL the It'll or Sth OF August
good day and track for like amouut-S500 side.
Accept both or reject both. hauie BAY MARE
NELLIE for both races. ~ -
~ lost 77fI~ : :. - H.L. SMITH.
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SECOND-HAND ENGINES, &c.

y -
We have for sale the following In good running
order: ,@s AE' p ~
tue loo-horse-puwer STATIONARY EhGIsE,
Two 25-horse-power, PORTABLE ENGINES a'A
BOILERS, .t go o,.,x
one ls-inrse-powar HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
ENGINE, { --t3 - :. = 4
One Fa-horse-power PORTABLE ENGINE "h'
2 : ~ BcMgR, ~ - sSfsi eIi "as A RI
Two No. 4MCKESzIE BLOWERS, ..-s-s q.
Two No CRNTnrrUGAL PUMPS, .,.
phree SrifRrF.yANT RIJOwERS, assorted sizes
All the above machinery Is OF desirable 1 sns
lacfer, and VIII be- old ut very low ngure a,nd
raper with bank interest added. - 70
VI ,l,s.s,t WILLIAM 4. TANNER .. ~. y,
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EXCURSIONS.
SPECIAL SUMNER TICKETS,

u 49, ,.-.a4t
The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now issuing tickets to BRANDON WHARF
(half way) and return same day. at IL for round
trip. steamers leave daily Sundays excepted) at
81 A. M. ana arrive at e. NJ Tickets for sale on
boaTd Steamers, and good for that DAY only. ,,.g
Also. to Vue de PEau on Old Point, $3.50; to Yue
de l'Eau or Old Point and return, n. =, W
jels-lm L. B. TATUM, General Agent.
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4 TTa. MEErtNG of THE JOURNEY

! 4 TIA MEETING OF THE JobRNE.
IA. MEN GRANITE STONE CUTTERS Nm. III
CITATION held dune. 2, ds1s, the following feNU'~
tiOns were unanimously adopted: "a. Nm.
{ Whereas this Association together WIN Us s.y.
bred associations throughout the coanu! ,.J.s
manifested great interest la the measures Hss
TO protect mechanical labor fruIr the dsmvt ;nis
cncroacbmeuts OF Convict competition In 'ifS,is,
AND whereas Messrs Gop.o .ss S sna ssnq,,ehSsas
and earnestly en.ieaGored TO save our ahs "a DE-
mechanicai branches equally affected rom 'p
grading and damaging effects OF consie' N'@~''
therefore f.s fsi5..t. - ,,i- DIN.
Resolved, That this Association tender hst and and
cere thanks TO Messrs, Ciopton, Gilman, U@s sb,r
all others who espoused the cause OF hohs s;. De-
aad endeaYored 70 save honest men from Ders iry
based and the value Of mechanical labor from pea's
deprecated. 800. &c. N o,her
RESOLVED furthermore, That we request a!i osSs.
mechanical 10 take this after S
siaesssioa and nnite with Us ~ spporegg yrsn!s
such as Will striseto gain for mechanics ~ ssS for
tic same advantages that have been prS9ScPTY,
- - EDWARD KELLEY,
| ~. = "ttsi JAMES CASSIDY,
Committee Richmond Granite Stone-GaitS1rs,, .,ss
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III - ~ gl- i,.sg; alt.1f RICHMOND, va.
tfn JOHN: II. POWELL, Principal. ...
10 Mes MRs: E 4 Rf ERRNRTT Associate Principals

|ioJ MRS. j. &. GARNETT. Associate Principals
This school for young ladies Will be opened in an
eligible location and In comfortable rooms WE'D
NESDAYi October 1, 1873, and will close TUES
DAY, June 30; 1870. .3sa 4gt H.. H..
rst Institutions of the kind In the State. No effort
will be spared In either the primary or higher de-
partments to make the method and course OF nstruc
Mrs. PRYToE is well known as teacher Of e1-
perience, having for several years, In connection
with Mrs, 6ARNGTT, tyho has taught for twenty
ye;,rs, and q considerable part OF that time with
Miss Pegram,) conducted successful school in this
Mr.. POWELL has taught for fifteen years, four of
Fenlale Institute and the last two In connection
with the Southern Female Institute in this city.
90 ! '',.-.'t ~ - PETERSBURG, June %. 1871
5, The Undersigned take pIeasurel In recon- mendlng
the school of Mr., JOHN II. POWELL to The conf
,dence and patronage OF the public. Mr. POWELL
resided some years in this community, where he
achieved an enyiabe reputation as an Instructor of
young ladies. His industry, energy, ripe SCHOLAR
Ship, aud moral worth pre-eininenty qualify him
for success IN the field Of education.
John Hampton Cham li darcy Lali.
W. .t GORDON Mccabe, S.A. Plummsr,
Robert A. Martin, Jonn mann.
William T.. Joynes, "a Charles ). StrtDgielow,
d Nv. Lassiter, Rodes MaSsie
r. q. Pegfam, ittt si John Herbert Claiborne
". l.. Watkins, iii, ,vs T. II Brooks.
n I'M Taunor, j. Andrew White.
For Circular Containing terms. &C., apply to
either principal Richmond post-ohice, or at their
rpsitiences jy2-W&F2w
Julyf1Ah, at O'Clock A.
" NJ, the subscriber will open a SUMMER
SCHOOL at bis residence, corner n Third ana Gay
streets, No. 500. '~"i. - ~
TERMS Primary branches, e per month; adj
yallc,si branches. IS per month - tij44.a-.
He viii also give special Lessons ~ CLASSES VI !n1-
yiduaIs male or fcHte. at O'Clock p. d., aud any
~ s-st4 - JAMES II. DARDEN.
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CINCINNATI,

ilclas, l4sasrI ,iti8 - - at..
manufacturers Of STATIONARY and PoRTA-
BILE issreAbI-ENGINEs,t CIRCULAR SAW
hfIETis,1 with solid iron frames, friction free,
,wrought-iron hcad-blocks, with automatic dogs
Our ihead-biocks are perfectly accurate, and VIII
set by fractions ofione.slxteen.ro OF an inch self-
FEEDING Lath Machines, Boiling, Edgins aud Cut
on Saws. --------
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VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE CoMPANY,l !,
RICHMOND, VA, July d, 1878.
ITHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
l. COMPANY have declared SEMI-ANNUAL
DIVIDEND OF per cent, free Of all tax, pay able
on and after the 10th Instant -, nv ~
iy! '.aa -s - Assistant secretary
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= S 81 & q T I n G. ,

BalI-and-Sockct adjustable Hangers. Pulleys OF
uniform weight, Compressed Couplings, and Gear
ing Of any face, diameter, or pitch Send for Caa-
logue. -...f.,,E LANE l. B0DLEf,
Z ss,.1 corner John and Water streets;
nv aa.N " re wan 90 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE ALBEMARLE Insurance. CoMrASY,l !
!. CHARACTERISTICS. VA, July 3, 1873. : /
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
= Of this institution have declared a SEMI-AN-
NUAL DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, NET,
payable on and after the 18th instant.
Richmond stockholders will receive their divi-
dends from the company's agent, ...,, ,
/ j. Fl. MONTAGUE,
jy list ... Il - I1lY Main street.
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5rs q ,5.2 EDUCATIONAL. s,:s
. NJ ~
old DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
w gzF}g FgfS.l Ta39als3fa4 /, aiast :

Viii REOPEN OCTOBER LIST. Special attention
given to Bookkeeping in all its branches. Pen man.
ship, Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law,
Business Customs, Forms. &c. -a., III
-. - "a a., GEORGE NJ. SICtL,
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A IL PERSONS HAVING CT Al MS
IL against the testate of the late FREDERICK
W. BEDFORD, deeaassdj WI present them sto me
~ iiIss II. REOEVRD.
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ALEXANDRIA,, Va, July 10.--The election
Of officers for the coming year took place
this morning. Professor Basil 4. Glider,
sleeve, of the University Of, Virginia, was
elected president: Messrs. l.. I'll, Blackford,
r. Il. Withers, j. FL. Binford, and S.pW.
Ayerctt, .yicc.presidents; Professor FL. III;
Harris and, Colonel L. Hoxton, secretaries !;
MIR. John H, Mcclure treasurer, and Mr..
William, Fox auditor. Ofthese, Messrs..
Binsbrd, 9Harris, Mcclure, and Fox are from
Richmond. ~ = s5E .@a45ai a.s' az
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