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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

The few compositions,
which have won the cOnii-
lence OF mankind and be-
com @ household words,
among not only one but
many nations, must have
extraordinary virtues.
Perhaps no one ever Sc
, cured so wide Il reputation
! or maintained 1t 80 long.
/: as ayers Cherry fect0rai.
1t has been known to the
publ c about forty years,
by a long continued serics
of marve louscurss, that
have won for II a conf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
England.

DEATH OF THE GERMAN pHILoIoaisr.
LONDON, May s.
Heinrich George August VALID, the German
philologst, is dead
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

A Minnesota sheriff carried . bullet in his
head ten years, and when they removed it the
other day he became foolish. They are looking
for some QUE to shoot hun again,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
ELIzABETu H. Tu.ros.
JUDGE NELSON'S REPLY.
CHAaiGERs OF THE CRY Court


The jackson Democratic Association OF Wash
ington, met Tuesday night, and laid over until it,
next meeting q resolution recommending the
nomination OF A. q. Thurman, OF Ohio, for next
President, and I. F. Bayard, Of Delaware, FOL
next Vice President.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

The last Legislature made material and very
proper changes in the law OF assault and battery
prosecutions. 1t is no longer practicable for q
trate, .give himself up, y pay nominal fine, and
then defy further prosecution. The changes in
the law have put this fraudulent proceeding on,
Of future practice, and while we are not able to
state the precise words Of tile amended act
magistrates would do well to look NJ the mat.
ter.
Out of the seventeen prizes in the three Bees
Coatesville has taken nine, and Wilmingt.l
eight, two OF the three first prizes going t.
Coatesville. Our neishbors claim, with resson
to be " leetIe ahead.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
MRS. DE. Fosters HOOD Pur,f,er

RMS well known an thoroughly tried preparation
!uainlhhs It's reputation IA remedy unsurpRs, ell
Tor the cure OF blood and skin diseases VIZ; letter
rugwoIms, scrcfuls, hlstches, ptmpes boils i'm.
plflties OF the blood, eta Put up In quart bottles
Price 81, 20 each ~ ' N"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

lTs FULL CONTENTS GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC.
The following is the full text of Mrs. Tilton's
letter to Jucge Nelson, concerning which so
much interest has been felt:
ask the privilege from YOU for a few words
in my own behalf. feel very deeply the injus-
tice Of my position in tho law aud before the
Court now sitting, and while have understood
and expected from the beginning Mr. Evarts
principle in the matter, yet since your
last decision l have been 30 sensible OF the
powers OF my enemies that my soul cries ont be-
fore you and the gentlemen of the Jury that
they beware how, by divided verdict they con-
sign to my children false and irrevocable stain
upon their mother. For five years past have
been the victim Of circumstances most cruel and
unfortunate, struggling from time to time Only
for place to live honorably and truthfuy. Re-
leased for some months from the will by whose
power, unconsciousy, eliminated myself again
and again, declare solemnly before you without
the fear of man and by faith in God, that l am
innocent OF the crimes charged against me.
would like to tell my whole sad story truthfully,
to acknowledge the faequent fslsehoode wrung
from me by compulson, though at the
same time unwilling to reveal the secret
of my married life, which only the vital impor-
tance OF my position makes necessary. assume
the entire responsibility of this request, un-
known to friend or counsel of either side, and
await yonr Honor's honorable decision.
With great respect,
ELIZABETH II, III.ToS
JUDGE NELSON'S REPLY.
CHAMBERs OF THE CRY Court
or BRooKLyN, n. y,
BROOKLYN, May 4, 1875,
Mrs. Taton.-I am directed by Chief Judge
Nelson to return your letter, AS il cannot be
read in Court also to state that in civil cases
counsel have the right to refrain from calling
particular witness, however competent, and
that neither the Court or the client can inter-
iere with the exercise Of the right. Tho Judge
also ihstructs me to say that the
question whether you conld DO q
witness stands on quite another ground
| from that considered when your husband WAS
called and sworn. lie was competent witness
| to testify in his own behalf against third per-
son (defendant), and, While the policy OF the
law was to some extent involved, there WIS no
express statute in the way. but the statute OF
May 10, 1867, expressly declares the wife to be
incompetent az witness for or against tho hl,s-
BAND Yours, respectfully,
GEo. W. KsAEBLs,
Clerk CITY Court Nc
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Respectfully fouTsi
". $. BEST,


RELIABLE EVIDENCE.
us Baltic Sire I, BRo0ELYS, N. Y Nov, Ii, 1874
II X. STEVENS, RsQ:
Dear sir-Fr0m personal benefit received by Its
use, as well as from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost Diiacu
lOus, can most hearty ard sincerely recommend
the WIG ETlNE for tue complaints for which IL Ia
aimed to cure. JAMES J.. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Bah. Church, sacramento Cal.
Nv
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
SpIf,:. Npttrrs.

Cholera and DiarFhGA Mixture.
Cures aarrh4a, dysentery, cholera morbus
cramp, pain. etc. Price rs cents per bottle.
Al the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale AMI retail at
RosTFR's pR3ELlG STORE 60.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

INSTITUTE HALL.
Positively one day only.
Tuesday, May 18th.
TWO PEKFo Il NJ NOES.
AFTERNOON AT 3. EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
Doors open at . and O'Clock.
SYLVESTER DLEsKER....... .......... MANAGER
The Great Original and enonwed
GENERAL. TOM THUMB AND WEE,
com IODOItE MUTT AND
MINNIE WARREN
viii appear in variety OF
FASCINATING PERFORMANCE.
Also, Msjnr Newell. the 81 atorial Phenomenon, in
h,s Astonishing Dance upon Parlor Skates
POPULAR PRICES:
ADMISSION ON .......................25 cts
CdiLDfEN, under l0 years 10 Cents
h'stINtu SEATS. vents
Children under 10 to Reserved Seats. 500. rs Cents
| myGllW l3ltu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

.As remedy from weak, slckly. suffering creatures
to strong, healthy, happy men ana women: nnI i,,
Vaas cannot reasonably hesitate 10 give II a trial
,,UhUIlON.-Be sure you get the "pERITVIAN
generally. - ''''ois
=, s2-page pamphlet, containing treatise on Iron
a. neuical agent anu other valuable papers, testi-
anu NJ otner, VIII be sent free TO any address, SE|IIi
". fOWLh SONS, Proprietora, SO Harrison Az.
'o~"'. nOVlG-staw.-W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
The Great Discovery!

+. F.. Knnkel's bitter wine Of Iron, For the cure
OF weak stomach, general debility indigestion, dis.
ease OF 'he nervous system, consipaton acid!ty OF
lhe stomach anu all cases requiring u tonic.
rue vine inc udes the most agreeable and f,icleni
hait ol Ii N we possess Citrate Of Magnetic vide
coIubl ed with the most energetic of veg, talls
tonca-Yelow p ruvian Bark.
tne effect III many cases Of debility. less of anne
tlte ana general ptcslraion, OF an eiclept Salt of
iron combined with our valuable Nerve IA moat
happy. IL sugments thu appetite, raises the pulse.
takes OF muscular nabbIRess removes the paor III
nenllty and gives horid vigor to the cOuntepance
DO you want som thing to strengthen Won : M
you want good appetite: Do you want TO buiI,l
up your constitution? Do you want 10 feel wei, ?
no you want TO get rid Of nervousness? DOu Won
want energy? DO you want to sleep well? Do Won
want brlsk and vigorous feelings: II you do. INV
knnkels Wine OF Iron, ' wv Wy
THIS truly valuable tone has been so thoroushlv
tested by al classes OF the community that II ls now
neHmen indispensable a. Tonic medicine 1t coat
~. ntiie purlnes the hood and gives tone 10 the
stomach, renovates the system and proOnQs life
now only ask trial Of this yalmahie Tor,c
lfice 81 per bottle. n. Y. Kunkel Sole PrOpri, tor
ruiauelphia, Pa. Ask your druggist for Kunkelis
sitter Vine OF Iron, and take no other make. Sold
ohy IN " bottles. All others are coant .rfeit so be-
ware OF them. ''' '' JIG
TAPE WOsM
fntirt!y removed withpnrely vegetable medicine.
PasH,bH ir,ih tne System awe. No fee until M,
nehu passes. Come and refer TO pRtieIts trraied
Or; X. kunkel, No $50 North Ninth n. philaIS,.
phia tdvice free. Sea-. Pin and stomach n arms
ALSO removed. Ask your druggist for KunkeI,s
worm syrup Price. u per bottle. Send for circ,l
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

SEEDs.-JusT RECEIVED A FRESH
and Timothy Seed Al sold Vt Market prices A.
tho wilmington Wire and seed House. No. iii
Bhipaey street. 50
uAfo-ly 4. T. ALLDHRDlCR.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
TAPE WOyM
T,EE MILD POWER


HAVE PROVED, FROM THE mont smn. nv
pei'ence an entire shccess. siInple Prompt Ef1ci.
emu anu Rellahe. They are the only medlclnes mar
lakes cannot be made In using them No harmless
" 70 o. Iree from danger ant 80 efcient a. TO be
ton from al and will always renter Satisfaction.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

dence In Its virtues, never eguaird by any other
AaASt"o " ptNi raaHoa tho rn..t eHcptuol
SouHhs, Colds, Consumption. thaf can be made By
robbed these dangerous diseases of their terrors to
a great extent, and given feeling of Immunity from
their fatal elects haf is well founded II the rene
~ be taken IN season. Every family should have 1t
IN their closet for the ready and prompt relief OF 1t
members. sickness, suffering, and even life IA
not neglect 1t, and the wise will not. Keep 1t hy
yon for the protection II affords by its timely use Ia
sudden attacks.
Prepared by
DIR. ]. @. AVER 4 CO. Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
Sold by
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER IN MEDICINE.
janis, iwe0dAW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

Old Ethan Allen, the Vermonter, upon hint
from the down-country patriots, started Cd
promptly, with body Of less than three hun.
dred men to capture the British fort 1t Ticon.
derogA Only some eighty or ninety OF Lis
troops, owing to . lack Of boats, could he gel
these, early in the morning Of May 10th, hun.
dred years ago, he surprised the fort, and do.
mAnded and received OF it's commander, the a..
founded Dslaplace, its surrender sin the name
Of the Great Jehovah and the Continental Con
gress." Ethan's exploit furnishes the next Cen
tennial epoch, and 1t ls to be properly celebra
ted with addresses, professions, &c.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
vEGErINE is SOLD By ALL DRUGGIST
A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For Diseases OF the throat and Lungs, such as
Coughs, Colds Who0png Cough, Bron-
Chits, Asthma and Consumption.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
Mrs Fosters Sonic ssistcrs.

H
For letter, ringworms, erup'ions. To be used Ia
connection with the Blood Purifier Price 20 cents
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
PILES! PsLES!! PAlEssI.

spohr's New Pile Cure. sure Cure and Absolut
Preventive. ~ -''''A'
pl!cation. va ~
Address MONTGOMERY CO, Agents, No. 1871
N Ninth street philadelphia snr-l1. am dw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

Made Of white lead and oxie OF zinc, both strictly
pure and tinted with the purest plsnents; thinned
with linseed OIL, so prepared that they DRY with
hard gloss without Japan or oyther drier. Get sam
pie card of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

Tonic, InviRoratng. Appetizer. Cures dyspepsia
-tc Put up in quart bottles. Price, 81. 90 each.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06
II the individual operators could arrange Il,
1t is believed the strike In the coal regions

Il the individual operators could arrange 1t,
1t IL believed the strike In the coal regions
would end In 9 short time.
10 . paragraph says in the Reading Dispatch.
The inference No draw IL that the two or three
great corporations, Into whose hands the coal
lands of the schuylkill aud Wyoming regions
have mostly passed the Philadelphia and Read
ing Coal aud Iron %. being n tho head Of their
numbsr-do not desire resumption, except on
their own term, aud that they alone arc pro-
longing the contest. the individual operators
being willing 10 adjust it. This leads Ms to
remark that in the bitumincus coal regions,
where great corporations have not yet monopo
LIKED and seized control of the mines, strike.
aud suspensions are few and unfrequent. Whei
; they do happen. M recently in the Clearield re
gions, il 10 in sympathy with y suspension d
ready established in the anthracite region. TIN
rule seems to be thAt whore tho coal.mininI
monopolies are there tile coal mining trouble
are.
1t will never do for our new Cardinal To max
himself too common. A "Prince of the Church
should hold himself up pretty we'll Yet We OF
, serve that his Eminence 10 being beset by youn
. people bent and determined on getting married
, and in so vigorous fashion ~ to threaten th
a distancing Of the favorite Methodist Parsor
!. who have heretofore made this agreeable duty
4 speciality. The glory Of his investiture vi
/. hardly over, indeed, before the Cardinal married
Q couple, and yesterday brought two additions
!. items Of the kind-that the sometime talke
of Adam Bsdesu had been married by our Amer
20 can Prince, and that Miss Ida Greeley WAS to
X shortly. His Eminence must hold himself WI
10 in hand. Such thing a. Cardinal botheril
Nv himself with the nnptials Of little people W
I'd never heard Of in Europe, and tho Amerc
a. Cardinal will have his brother Princes treau
e him disdainfully in the Colege,if this thing &c
an on.
i've ola I,..,, AHA, A.. v.x,,,,,or r,,,,, . IA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-06

4. BltlNGHuRST 4 CO,
Wholesale and Retail Drugrinia.
Corner sixth and Market bt}eeta,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Interesting Exercises.
LEtom Or Special c1rrespondenL.l


ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 30 1875.
Through The very kind attention Of lady
friend your representative was enabled this
morning to be present at the closing Exercises
Of ST. Mary 5 Academy, the popular lnstltu-
ton for young ladies in this city, conducted
by the Sisters Of the Holy Cross. The e&hi-
bition took place IN the commocious study
hall Of the Academy which is locate, on North
Fairfax Street. The programme was varies
one embracing many original aud well pre-
sented features. Ia addition to the customary
musical portion-both vocal aud Instrumental
there were eleven tableaux given 10y the
young ladies, tho characters in all oi which,
were indeed so credtably perSOnaled, that II
were entirely useless to attempt dIscTimlna-
ton. These tableaux were descriptive OF the
eight chief scenes in the life of Mary, Queen OF
Scots. viz: Playing at Rlyalty; Departed for
France Reception at the French Court The
Queen recovering her French subjects homage;
Mary, as widowed Queen, laying aside Royal
TVS emblems; Her reception at the Scottish
Court; The Eve Of her Execution; and her
Appeal TO Truth aud Justice. Throughout
these successive representations, there was per-
ceptble, on the part of the young ladies', dell
cate conception of tie characters assumed; as
scene after scene was opened to view, one could
almost see the unfortunate Queen passing
through her trials. Il WAS the opinion of all,
that these tabieaux were marked by an earnest
ness ofdelineatiou rarely exce.Iei especially y
amateurs. There were two others given,
Dreaming Of Angels, aul Our Lady of the Sa-
cred llears tut perhaps it was the utter llck
Of ali spiritual i'eus that causedyour corespon-
dent to see nothing Gerry excellent in their pre-
seuta'iou REGARDING the musical features OF
the exercises. have already noted their credit
able character. H. among such excellence,
especial meati5u might be made, would no.
nce. particularly, the exquisite rendition OF
Maaris Ice Nuia by Miss Aanie Walsh, a
young music pupil Of St Mary's. This lady
possesses beautifully trained tenor voice, Of
great strength aud COMPASS, and her tiue rem
dering of Millarls difficult piece was received
with enthusiastic greeting 10y the large audi
euce present. The award Of honors, etc, fol-
lowed these pleasing exercises, ana Farewell
Chorus 10y the Vocal class closed the cegcmo-
MES.
St. Mary's Academy IS concluded al was
said before. by the Sisters of the Holy Cross,
with Sister VI. LcJcAIia as Mother Superior.
JEAN SANDS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Voters, See What Injustice You are
Responsible For

You have sanctioned laws by which the
National Banks, composed at fs'c Of the
people borrow of the Nation. the ichoie peo-
Die. over $40 millions Of dollars citboU! inter-
est. aud are paul i3'ereSt-OUr OF THE
TAXES PAID INTO THE PUBLIC
TREASJRY-oR he securities deposited .tor
he loan
WuAr Is TiE Remedy?
Demand return Of the National Bank notes,
and return 20 the bank their securities.
create sufficient Greenbacks to buy an a
mount OF bonds equal TO those returned
Taxpayers will thus save millions Of dollars
in taxes yearly, aud the country still have
about the same volume of currency as now.
Have only United States money: issue as
much as productive industries may reg uire,
on L. ;. Bonds, or real estate as security,
charging per cent. interest, and make the
money interchangeable with G5 per cent. L..
s. Bonds.
Rcpea! all laws creating or sustaining
banks: let banking be free and conducted uu-
der the law of partnerships.
The people deposit with the National Banks
an average of about go millions of dollars,
fer which they get no interest, and have only
a precarious security With the interchang-
able bond system this money will flow into
the L. $ Treasury, making it unnecessary to
borrow in Europe aud saving 4 large amount
Of interest. J. AT
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GleaniDgs.


With song aud speech . will well abound
The Day We celebrate.
New Paper Sam Bard The Advance" ~
Altuta ia. Next September. Seventeenth
u1I.
Tie Arpletons keep ten presses going on
S. ermgas Memoirs, yet ful that the demand
aoruas the supply. How we all do love
las
Journalistic statistics show tina, during last
YEAR the SUN Of at least SS.o0o.000 was-loSt
. 3D. newspaper enterprises in the United States.
The T.. 5. Steamer Sarouac wa, sunk in
seymour uarrows, California on the 18th alt.
SO lives lost.
Tie Washington Grove Camp Meeting
opens at the grounds 10 Montgomery c,ua,y,
Ml. ON August 9Th.
The Norfolk Steamers Jane Mosclcy and
Lady ot tie Lake have become the property
1i .he Merchants, Line, of New, York aud the
uAuJ AID Coast Company.
Madame Jauluschek has been sued by Miss
Conway of the Brooklyn thertre for breaking
professional engagement.
Lexington has presented General Bartlett
with a medal, in recognition of his great ser
...t> Naiil ~ cue N-tNeiatlPu q NV NSNNo go.
Col John s. Mosby. Of Virginia, has re-
ceiyei ln invitation from % committee Of Dos
ton gentlemen 10 deliver oUc Of series of
ADDRESSES ju fremont Temple IN tia. city, and
VIII probably accept.
A leb; house Is erecting on Currj,uck
Beach, South Of Cape Henry. I, Will Be $50
feet high.
The Western Nrrth Carolina Railroad has
been purchased by Richard Norris & Co. for
SS2J.O00.
Twouty-6ur States are Democratic and
eleven Republican. as represented by their
delegations In the next Congress. a few
years more ald the Democrats Will have the
Senate
The elections are still distant enough 70
account. for prevalent liuguor in politics.
Kentucky with It's invariable Democratic vic
tory. comes Aug. 2nd California in Septem-
Der, Maine. Sept. Is; Ohio aud Iowa, Oct.
18th
NoRrcAHr. -Chas. Dean, the Oldest resi-
dent Of Georgetown. D. c., died last week
l.ed s. years Mortimer Thompson of New
York {" phiander Docs,icks y is dead -
Rear Admiral John DeCamp died at Burliug
ton. \. J on the oath nit. aged 81 ;-Thos.
T. Lloyd a well known citizen of South
Washington, D. c., i,dcad, aged a years.
Nachias. Ne. celebrated the centennial Of
-ar FIRST naval engagement On June 18th ult.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
DIR. TomIinSon'S Dental
Office,
CORNER or CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREET
CharleStOwn.

We would again call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of Messrs. POOLE
& Hunt, bespeaking for these gentlemen tie
favorable consideration of all who are in need
of any Machinery included in their varied list,
as published in our columns. They have on
hand very large stock of miscellaneous Ma
chinsry Patterns, aud can promptly ell orders
for almos, any kind Of work. Wherever
their Machinery has been used it has given
entire satisfaction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

Best assortment of Groceries and the cheapest
in the State, at FRAZER L BISHOPS, Martins
burg, W, Va.
For a good crop Of Corn, use FRAZER BISH-
OPS Star Raw Bone Phosphate.
Extra fine ground Blue Windsor Plaster, very
cheap, at FRAZER & BISHOPS, Nartinsburg,
W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

CMOKER'S PET.-This grand humbug ofa thing
- between Pipe and Cigar,--a thing which Is
neither one nor the other, can be bought at Geo.
7. Lights Drug Store for 20 cents each. We
don't profess to sell cheap but are satisfied with
living profit GEO. l. LIGHT.
Lauaauum, Paregoric and all the preparations
Of Opium warranted TO produce dangerous effects
if a tablespoonful be taken. Bakers Chocolate,
Bakers Cocoa, Browns Dessicated Cocoanut,
and Coxes' Gelatine for sale by
June -, 1875. GEO. T. LIGHT.
SODA WATER.
Owing TO the cheapness OF Ice we offer this first
class cooling drink for cents per glass. Syrups
made from the fruits themselves although some
dispensers say this can't be done we beg leave to
differ respectfully Il Cream tickets for sl.OO.
Bottled Ale, Brown Stout and Hoof's Malt Ex-
trace and Porter for sale BY
June 10 1873. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

THE EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE, OF
Winchester, Va, Of which Rev. j c. Wheat,
is principal. held It's FIRST commencement cx-
ercises in tie Court-house ball in Winchester,
on tie 18th ult The Winchester Times
speaking Of the occasion. SAYS
The Rev. ". ". Williams, D. d, Of
Georgetown, who was to have delivered the
ad!rcss 20 the school. was uuav. ida ly al sent,
but hjs place was well flied 10y the Row. j.
Thomas Wheat, Of Memphis, relative Of the
Principal, whose disc. urse was eloquent. ~
s,ructiyc, and admirably appropriate 10 the
occasion.
C5l. +. ". Il. Holiday. the President Of
the Board Of Visitors, maje one Of his hap
piest Efforts IN presenting the diploma 90 ihe
only graduate, Mis-, Jennie Robinson Of st.
Louis. Missouri This lady was alsn present
ed with the Star Medal accompanied hy few
appropriate remarks from the principal.
The efforts &C. establish this institute have
been attended with marked success, and we
may rank it among our f,st-cass institutions
Of learning. We predict for It aud tie other
institution, To- this city still more extended
patronage, as they are worthy uf IT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Commissioners Notice.

F. ". DREW and Others, Fl5
Agaihst
A. HUNTER, Trustee, and others, MS.
Eriraet from Decree Of Apri IS, 1873.
cit is further ordered tia, this cause Re referred
70 Commissioner Gloon Moore, to ascertain to
whom the balance OF the funds, ia these causes al
ter the payment Of the Gums hereinbciVre
rccited in this Decree, is Uuming-and
that said Commissioner, do distribute the
same and report to the next term for fur
Their action ia the same, after giving notice by
publication, for four successive weeks Of the time
and place OF executing same, which shall be cquiya
alent 10 peIs nal service on the parties and any Of
them"
4 Copy-Testc.
ROBERT 7. BROWN,
Clerk.