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That RIOT AT AusTIS.-"Theag agents of the
Associated Press at MemphlS. after alarming
the country with the most startling stories
about negro riots at Somclvllle, Tenn, and
Austin, Miss, now cooily inform us that the
one was as great .fasco as the other. All
the stories about a siege the charges made
by the white people, the marching and eoun,
,ermarcbing of negroes, and the other ":ld
rumors that were telcgraphed 10 every part
OF the country were hes. There was fra
cas- at Austin, in which one negro was killed,
The Memphis teegraphers did the rest"
baltimore american.
But think of the nunberless leading edi-
torials that have been penDed upon the SUBJ
iect. What would the unhappy editors of a
hundred papers have done il this riot had
come to their assistance?
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INTERVIEW WITH EX-MINIsTBR BANCROFT.
Ex-Minister Bancroft reached New York
from Germany on Wednesday on the Gu
nard steamer Scotia. He was interviewed
on board by Herald reporter, and the fol-
lowing is a portion of the dialogue:
Reporter: Has not the Emperor of Ger.
many presented you with picture of him.
self:
Mr.. Bancroft: Yes, life-sized one, and I
hope to have it here within few weeks. 1t
is not yet ready.
Reporter: The newspapers are asserting
here that Germany is about picking quarrel
with France, on the subject Of Spain, and
that Germany is trying to get foothold in
the West Indies. What is your opinion
may ask?
Mr. Bancroft: Well, simply this, that the
German Government does not entertain any
such ideas, and has no idea of provoking q
quarrel with France or obtaining territory
In the West Indies. That is Us explicitly as
| can answer you, is it not? Believe me,
Germany has no aggressive views.
BY this time the Heights OF Brooklyn were
distinctly visible, and an idea occurred to the
reporter that he would ask him in as deli.
cate way as possible what he thought of
the Beecher scandal, and so inquired what
was said of it in Berlin. To this Mr.. Ban.
croft replied: "To be frank with you, from
sill have heard and read up to the present
moment know OF nothing TO make me be-
lieye that Mr.. Beecher is guilty"
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We acknowledge the compliment paid US
nv the Richmond Dispatch in reference Ia
the mirage" witnessed iu Prince William
county, and :. would merely say" that while
falIy appreciating "Judge Norris he is 10
no wise responsible for that. The phenom.e-
non was witnessed by ladies, ergo, while
the Dispotch will take our 'oord, it.chiYal.
rous As it is-wIl mol for an instant dIscTedi'
the siqht of lady, Alexandria Gazette.
Just as we expected: The Gazette was
not taken in ~ "Judge NORRIS" See, 100
the advantage of good name. II the story
had appeared first in The Sentinel we should
have credited the contradiction ut once.
The efforts Of this latter journal to joke on
the subject arc died. Ball-locot. we doh't
think the Enquirer can beat Thar.
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d oiise. tiien eepar ife0 Gu Kiant WAS 0uce
more file residence ofihe woman, that il
seemed, could not possibly be eclaiHed. an
important arrest was made yesterday and it
is5ilog thought that the key OF the mystery
hss been found. The party referred to Is
John McyairnY, cousin OF deceased ana
three women, as well ag one man, have been
found who can readily swear that this cap
tive H. the nan who eDticed ida Buckley
away from she house on the night
sof the murder and placed her in the
wagon that was in whiting. The deceased
had number OF male cousins in this city
who had at various times tried to get her to
lead q different life, with varied success.
Since yesterdays developments another
theory has arisen, TO the effect Chat the girl
WIS done away with by her relatives to avoid
tue shame that necessarily fell upon them as
long as she remained an inmate OF that noto-
rious Lucas avenue ranch. There isa great
difference Of opinion on all sides as to the
innocence or guilt Of Timothy Hartnest, the
husband. If be is guilty nc is the NEST
foolish or most careless man that ever ex-
listed ; and il innocent. it makes suspicion
fall upon the other relatives with greatly
increased strength. Hartnett seems to be
perfectly bewildered ct The position 10 which
b.. finds himself, and be is an InsoiYahic
enigma to the detectives. The police authorl-
ties now work from the standpoint that some
Of the girls cousins are the perpetrators OF
as cowardy a deed as ever disgraced man.
hood, and the strong circumstantial evidence
against McNairny helps to subslantate this
idea. The strangesr part of the affair now is
that not the slightest trace of the vehicle in
which the doomed girl was carried to her
death has yet been discovered. The vehicle
is now, without doubt, the key TO the whole
case, and exertions Of an extraordinary
nature have been made to find out something
in regard to it. II the girl IaS stabbed in
the throat while seated in the wagon, as
some surmise, the blood stains, II seen, will
tell tale that may end in some one or more
ending their existence on the scaffold !; but
as yet not the slightest clew TO the wagon
has been brought to light. The corpse has
been preserved as we'll as possible on ice,
and will be kept until after the inquest.
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A HONS FOB PRIsTKRs.-Mr. J. G.. Coo
ley, OF Middle Hill Farm, Connecticut, pro-
poses to turn oyer the whole of his property,
consisting Of a wellseoeked farm of $50 acres,
to his fellow-printers who in old age desire
to secure peaceful home at the price of
moderate labor. Neither the idle nor the
sick will be admitted, but all others will be
made welcome, iDcluding editors who may
have served apprenticeship az printers. Mr.
Cooley began life as a printer, Published the
Norwich Courier for several years, and made
fortune in New York by manufacturing
wooden types for large job.Rork.
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VIRGINIA SECURITIES IN LoNDoN.-From
the London (England) Money Market Re.
uieto of Saturday, August l, 1874, we quote
as follows:
Five per cent. Virginia stock, 40 to AS per
cent.
Six per cent. Virginia stock, 80 to 40 per
cent.
Six per cent. Virginia (new) funded, 45to
Al per cent.
Seven per cent. Atlantic, Mississippi ard
Ohio Railroad company's bonds, Of the con.
soiIdated mortgage, 90 10 3s per cent.
we are giadto nete that these last bonds
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
PERSONAL.

THE asp RI n G-STREET HOME"
i RICHMOND, VA. Is now open for the rsceD-
ton of ali the Auufortunates" OF our State who
really desire to support themselves by honest In
dustry. Tue large grounds attached TO the asylum
will furnish ample space for recreation, exercise,
&c. The only means employed TO bring the erring
back TO life OF usefulness aud responsibility Will
he kindness and affection. When fully resolved TO
leave the Home'' they will be allowed 10 do so.
IT, however they conform TO the regulations OF the
institution, and 60 out 10 situations with the APP
prevail OF the managers, they will be ever after wei
come to return, should sickness misfortune over
take them. This Home" Is sustained by private
contributions. aud any aid from town or country
will be thankfully received. Application for ad-
mission must be adore sed to William w. Parker,
NJ. d., No TIA Franklin street; Judge Robert
Guild, Min between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
f. o.. holling, Esq., corner OF Main and Elitt
and Fourth streets.
Religious papers Of the State will do usa favor te
copy au 7-2taw1m
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CORRECTION ROBIN ADAIR's letter from
Petersburg, published in the Dispatch OF
yesterday, a ,miStokc was made which viii
be sufficiently corrected by the statement
that MIR. j. Fl. VAN AuKgN is cot a defaulcr
as deputy treasurer of Sussex county, but
that he is the TREASURER Of the county, and
that it is the failure of HIS DEPUTY TO have his
accounts ready for settlement that bias occa-
stoned the error.
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How TO PREVENT FIEEs.-ihe Jew korh
Bulletin says: We are reminded that the
| next National Convention Of Fire Engineers
will be held at st. Louis in the course OF a
few weeks. An opportunity will be offered
there to present permanently before the
public any plans, inventlou, device, or lm-
provement looking to the prevention OF hres
every where. We trust that opportunity
will be improved, and the result will be felt
in increased protection, not only for Chlca-
90. but all other cities. at the national con-
yention Of the same body at Baltimore, last
year, it will be remembered; two important
suggestions were made looking to proven
ton, These were First. The limitation or
disuse OF combustible material in the struc-
turc of buildings, and the restriction OF the
dangers of elevator passages, hatchways and
mansards. Second. The isolation of each
apartment in a building from other apart
ments, and of every building from those
adjoining by high party walls. The
changes here contemplated were considered
OF so much importance, Involving, as they
do, a contemplated revolution in the whole
system of warehouse or similar buildings, or
causing change of building contracts, that
the committee having the matter IN charge
suggested that detailed report be delayed
until the next meeting. The suggestion was
agreed 10. 1t is unnecessary to add that the
events which have transpired since that con.
yention was in session will impart additional
importance 10 its future deliberations. Mean.
while, it is q great point gained that general
attention has been re-drected to the whole
subject, along with conviction on the par
of the insurance interest, fire commissioners
and all concerned, that something must bt
done beyond what has already been accom-
plished to arrest the Wholesale destruction o
property from time to time throughout tht
country, which presents itself now IN tne
light OF a positive national reproach.
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~. S,Mp TaacKkRAy.--" One Wrlter
...ar ns q - he corruption Of Tanqueray or
as a, s ;. ~ herman name. This is contra.
a'c'sa ara "p i English and not Norman French.
~, .aa , writer notices the spelling, Thaeku.
raw nv ursy' IS thought 10 be allied with The
an,o. Sayon surcon,' TO cover, and 1t Is said
thss Thackeras may be rendered zone who
covers with tbatcb,' 50 that 'Tha'keray
and Thatcher are ct common origin, and
mean the same thing. "--Ne,c York Tribune
The h'e JoHN NJ. DANIEL suggested once,
we think, that the name, Judging from It's
owners practices, must have originally been
THwAcKAwAY. That's as good asuess as any
that trsces name which Frehchman eau
not pronounce to save his life back to NOT
mandy
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DEATH OF PROMISING CoLT.-C0lonel
McDaniel's two.y ear-old colt Springbok, by
imported Australian, out of Geneva, by Lex
iDgton, died In bis stables on Tuesday night,
The colt was bred at Alexanders and cost
when a yearling 1886, He was very fast,
and ran trial just before be was taken sick
that was better than any two-y ear.0ld had
ever shown Colonel Mcdaniel before. The
colt was engaged In all the stakes, and was
backed for the full book In the Kentucky
stakes,
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From Charlotte and LunenburS.
DRAkE's BRANCH, CHARLOTTE COUNTY
A t,tr,,st 11th 1874

august IIIU, 10Th.
Editors Dispatch, - The most pleasing
news that We can send you is that on Friday
and Saturday last there were splendid rains
extending over Brunswick, Lunenburg, and
Charlotte counties, which wet the ground
thoroughly for the first time in eight weeks.
The crops have not suffered as much in
Brunswick as the other two counties. The
crops of corn are now very promising in oil
these counties.
There was large attendance at LuneE-
burg Court yesterday and much speaking.
Mr.. Cbambliss made one Of the most re-
markable speeches delivered in Virginia
since the war.
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A Niagara letter says the great Horseshoe
Fall is gradually losing the shape which
gave it its name. The falling wafer is slowly
but surely wearing away the rocky cliff over
which it plunges, and the outline Of the fall
is becoming a sharp triangle. rather than
graceful curve
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DRUGS AND aEDICINEs
FLORIDA AGUE PILLS.

FLORIDA AGUE PILLS.
certain cure for CHILLs and FEVER, DGAH
CIIILLS and AGUE, without any OF the injurious
effects OF quinine. mercury. or arsenic.
Numerous testimonials OF theil sp. cihc euect III
ali cases OF ChilIs and Fever, after quinine apd
other remedies had completely failed, are IN
hands of the proprietor
A cure Is guaranteed in every case.
Price, Soc. q box. Sent by mail free
For sale by ROBERT LECkY, Proprietor, aud
Messrs Bodeker Brothers, Berrfan ncPhail, ant
=. q Dove Druggists, Richmond. Va.
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DEATHS.

Died, In Manchester, August Is. at half-past U
o'clock r H. Mrs. JOHN CHAhLETUN. leaving
O HUSBAND an1 three children 10 mourn th.ir loss.
She was a native Of the city Of Giasgow, scotland,
but for the past twenty years resided In this state.
Her funeral will take place from Meade Memo
rial church THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at 2
O'Clock. Friends aud acquaintarces OF the family
are most respectfully invited 70 attend.
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Louisiana State Bonds.
COUNCIL OF FOREIGN BoNDHoLDERs, }
10 MoORGATE STREET.
LONDON, 29th July, 1874.>


LONDON, 29th July, 1S74.>
At conference Of the holders of Louis-
ana bonds, held at the council-house this day,
Mr.. Francis Bennoch in the chair, the fol.
lowing resolution was passed:
"That the bondholders unanimously re-
solve that they adhere to their protest, and
will not accept the conversion proposed by
Governor Kellogg, confscating forty per
cent. of the capital and interest of their
bonds.' HYDE CLARKE, Secretary.
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FIRE IN NoRFoLK.-On Thursday the dou-
ble-frame tenement house Nos. l19 and III
Cove street was partly destroyed by fire.
Messrs. Bachelor g. Collins estimate their
loss ut 81 600; uninsured. Mrs. Taylor had
an insurance on furniture, &C., to the
amount of 300 in the Portsmouth Insurance
Company. This amount viii fully cover her
loss.-Landmdrk.
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have advanced since April Inst wren my ~ (.
were gu oted by the same paper assSa !, g %.
Rut can ANYBODY iell ts WHY The I'VE per
cent. Virginia stock should command !, :
HIGHER nrjee than the six per cent. Virginia
stock
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the Gath of June, S74, by Rev Or
J. X. IErck. T.. r. MCCABE and Miss LAURA
V. PEARMAS, both OF this city.
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81 posrAI.-Th postoffice at California Fur.
mace, RockDridge county, Va, Is discontin-
ued, as not needed. The papers go to Alam
Springs.
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DErErlcss;. cAuorr Dus ..A.rs,rr,asn.
LtEBIG's FOoD FOR lNFANTS-krgltSh.
LIEB!G'S F0oD FOR MANIFESTATION. 81
LACTEOgS PARTNERSHIPS.
PREPARED BARL2S-English. 81.
PAPoMA. FROM Wheat.
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL, PEARL sAGo,
GRANULAR TApiocA, PkEPARED CORN STARCH,
VALENTINES hEAT; JUICE,
LIERIG,S fxTRACT MEAT,
PUI.yERi1ED RAW BEEF,
PRErARRp RICE FLOUR, AROMATIC. LIQuIp
PnPsiNB, and All valuable remedies for sale at
MEADE s BAKERS Drng store.
ty4 -17-ss.S5 e19 Main steet,
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TBs VIcKsBURG VIcTosY.'-hnd since
we are masters Of the situation, what, you
might ask, are we going to dor iEeFe Is
but one idea on the subject, and chat has
a place in the mind Of every White man 10
this city-employ only white labor as dray'
men, porters, clerks. mechanics; alscounte
nance all negro hackmen, BARRIERS, waters,
servants (nlale and femaIe), and compel tnem
TO 20 back TO their proper spuere-the corn
and cotton fields. i'be war has commenced,
and before it ends our city will have gained
large white population of honest, thrifty
foreigners, and will have lost large number
of Idle, yugabond Degroes-t5e men lnia'
nous yagabonds all, the women unworthy
of any name but strumpet. Low pure ana
fresh will be our balmy southern air then;
how healthy and ;nTigorating our evening
river breeze. .r@.
Weneed five hundred white men ,imme-
diateIy. We do not want young gents with
paper collars and tight boots on, hut men
who are willing to work in the Sarne capacity
here that they do in the aoftl, East, ana
West-men who can drive dray or
wagon; who can work as porter, hostler,
hack driver who will take half dozen
acres Of land on their fowu'ter!ns ana cuitl-
ya.e garden, or vineyard. or 80 orchard;
wbo will take larger amount Oh the same
terms for farming purposes; "ho WIZ
do anything, in \ word, that they
are able to do, receiving compen>a-
ton ranging from forty TO seven'y,tive dol
lars month. twenty-five good white dray-
men can find work at ten to Twelve dollars
week right now. Twenty-Five white men
will be employed as soon as obtained Us por.
ters. A white mau's barber-shop is wanted
here, with guarantee from one hundred
men to have their shaving, Sc, done the
year round. White hack-dryer| are wanted.
Even the white boo.-blacks are patronized
now exclusively Vcksburg Correspond
ence Cincinnati Commercial.
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SCHOOL FOR SMALL CHILDREN
y Mrs. ELIZA G. DARLINGTON aud daughter
will continue their SCHOOL for small children ut
their residence, on Church Bill. commencing the
euton will be puid to all those committed TO their
ch,ryo au l5-S4t*
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. V. c. WEED, assisted by Miss E. J.
lHl BYRD, will re-open her SCHOOL for young
ladies' ana children SEPTEMBER is, at 214 east
Main street.
Primary Department-Nrs. WEED.
Higher English, Music and French-Miss BYRr.
u1S-1tx
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DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
ASHLAND, VIRGINIA,

ASHLAND, VIRGINIA,
offers OF very low terms the advantages Of the
rough instruction, high grade OF scholarship. IN.
der the bes. religious Influence IN refined com.
nunity, and at location remarkable for heath full.
ness, just sixteen miles north of Richmond on The
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIETEEN DOLLARS
viii pay all necessary expenses per term. Ses,l n
opens on the LAST THURSDAY in September.
For catalogue, address
REV. JAMES A. DUNCAN, a. NJ, D. n.
President;
or,RRv. ALEXANDER G. BROWS,
au 5-d& weod6w Secretary.
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lB ANULAR EFFERyEscENT SALTS

0F Nit. cERIUM,
Mt. POTASH, All. CIT. BIsMuTH,
I.oD. PoTAss., BRoM. PoTAss.,
RICARBI PoTAsS.. A
BEAZ0ATE POTAsS- 6
CIT. eINcHoNI NE, CIT. on .I.NIsE.
CIP.CINCHONAan and liz slIss,
| CARB.IRoN. &e.Sc,. Fsrsale by
J.BLAIR. Druggist,
is S $50 Broad street.
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pOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
DASYILLE, VA.

The sixteenth session begins Septembe, ,. 1877,
and ends June Q, 1875. .''o'i,
We invite attention 10 the course of s'r,v ,n, :,
the educational facilities of this Institution ''' "
Expenses for board and tuitio vary bo,,
5000 aud 1915. according to sud- - '"e'A
Full information given In the catalogue "a
which address ). w. j. 7. Avs.RcTr ''s
MI S-a0d1
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DIR: Van NoRMAN's CLASSICAL
!. u EhSL rs I.s EKES ca ASD fgsNiy
children. H. 10. and IS east Sixty urst. CO, %a
Park, New York, Will commence ,ts eJpb.a..tsai
yeaFss epteIDber 24, 1874. For full inforaasss h
send Fer catalogue. AdrreSs Rev. d. G. V.S ASSaoa
MAN; 1T: D.; IS east >ixty-hrs street, NV yos.
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DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY.

The next session Of this school will begin me ISL
or October next and close the last OF Juue follow.
ing
TERMS: English $50: Ancient Languages each,
u. :. DUGGETf, Ja,
,u1o-6t PRINCIPAL.
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HIGH SCHOOL,

NORWOOD HIGH SCHUVL,
IN NELSON COUNTY, VA.
Ninth annual session opens September 90
1874, closes June rs, ! S75. -
Principals William ID. Cabeil, r. Key HeaITS,
Robert L.. Harrison. M. A.; b. Peytou, y. &c" -.
and d. e.. University OF Virginia. For iH'iiet Az
formation and catalogue address po
iv 27-2m WM 3. CABELL, Norwood Z. "
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FOR SALE.

MICH COWS. fRH
have for sale two fine Mich COWS, fresh to
the pail VIII either sell or trade for beef cows.
b. a. BkAUER. Stall %,
au152t& First Market.
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: :. g = =,
Eksa.UAsfasyn
IIAMrDEa SIDNEY COLLEGE

/ The next aassiyn Of HAMPDEy sfnr,,.
begia SSps sfuDer 3d,1 874 m VA " iii
q. FACULTY.
Rev. 3. N. p. 4TxfNsoS4 q. u, presIde,.
/ fcssor OF Mo1si Science saud Prs.
B-sL. sHoLLADAf,--Ae-M.. Professor OF ",
ScfeEce. 80 =. - 'AaEa
WALTEN BLAIR. A. ~, Professor or.
Instructor In Gerfran. 'NA'ia and
DHL. REHrEH, A. 81. Professor O! Xa,h,,..
ADDISON fifGK, 4. 81 :, Professor or TYeet sN,.
structor in Rrencn. "aa In.
HaMPDEN HDYEY5 C0LLrGEf e Jt,..,
Prince Edward county. Va, within 4 few 49, Id
yarda or Union ehe1io2lc u Seminary. ,n~ alfed
miles from FaImv.He, on tire Atlantic, MssssSIel
and Ohio rlIir0ad. +f''ipN
IN this institutions the urTicuInm I, rs,...
Instruction 10 comprehensive nj thorough ,'Ife1;
student IS ADVANCED &, n bfxle.. class w,ion, 10
Ing searching cxamiTatton. pas.
Expenses are moderaxe, aud, from th. ,o.,
ganee are few. Hasa-
Provision has been MADE for the cs,,b)tSb,,..,
:AESS HALL" which, 10 those sr,Ilyaa ,h nt q
selves OF Its advantages, wtsl materi y esso r.
price OF board. ~:
Catatozues can be obtained on appyE c,no,,.
undersigned. j. ". p. AikIysw" 'as
HI,npd.sn Sidney ,:,gere
1y l6-eod3m frtnce EDWARD rorsryr.
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MISS 3. c. BOCkIUS
WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
at the

DETBEL ACADEMY, the largest male
ID boardin g-schoo In Virginia. prepares YOUTH
for business or for the Virginia universities. by
which il Is endorsed: affords facilities for learning
PrGctica! Surveying, Book-keeoing. and Teie-
graphy, and has IN introductory course OF La no,
It's students are offered Prise Sctottrshl0s In the
University of Virginia, the Washington and Lee
University, and The Virginia Military Institute.
1870 for Board and Tuition for half session OF
address Principals, Bethel Academy post-onice,
Fauquier county. Va. an -
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UNIVERSITY OF YfRilNIA,-rh.
~ session begins on the 1st Of October, and Gov.
uuues I'LL the Tuesday before the 4t day % Inc
me institution l. or2an'zed 10 separate schools.
on the elective system. embracing fut c0ntse. n;
instruction IN Classics. Literature. Science fxi,h
practice In Chemical and Physical L;,.orlp5t,~i
and Ia the professions OF Law, Medicine En2inc r,
ing, Teaching. and Agriculture.
Apply for c2talogueto
WILLIAM WERTESBAKEg. Secrctsry =
Post-ofice University OF Virginia, Abemarie con-.
ty, Virginia.
J. F. HARRISON, Chairman OF Faculty.
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