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, 1875-10-08

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e IN iia rcGnar nrnrecv. III .n1 ~ eirc',I'.n nl
IN, snIn,dInst. t,t,os ~ n. ..b ~ i'll. among
Tina IL rnn.it,r H., .,tar - ~ 1s n,,nri y .Hs ha's
thni, 1.e.,n 'i'' n1a'''l A"u P'oPetJ 'nAifnsa
nj. C,rgjcrh u,otJo, r-rv,,1ca. and
r,,r ,.. .,.rr., .ius ~ s,'"; ~ NJ" n,
mil, IL. III. MArIEk +. ~. WAs M LAin M nsEn
nsa. ssnn rs. M the arshn anHe.
,,tt,o ~ , 1Epss ~ feee!yeu ttocn ne Conn
that sh,r;I.n inar. ~ 1r.r,.I ;ts
heinz unsho ~ Tcno, :" Tn' +; rgas ,rG n M
Of Nov Columbia E,en on aceount Of loss =" h, 1,s nns
Tho ts tsn 1dsc .,s1ea IN ths Fslt to make Al
Mr. rlckctt prnseutcil Trsntntiou at.ttrc }h.t
lis Grind Lufse had grown 10 bn IN unyisk3y bcd,
,1s,cI tst DIstsict tr.ni 1t'oes "a ora.nss1 NJ o
nuo y, ss = s only
t,pJoc, N'"n4
T6ts being an .msnau,enL Mr., Hamilton n,o,..
That 10 Printed Ia te proceedings, aud y s,y on,
Called oii until r. IN.
trrrnNoov evss,o4
Grand Lodge called On by sound of tho esys, IN 4.
Eat, Grand N.stsr % inun.it,ry M in tho 10 chs!r.
Mr. Kotl,rs moyos tbat io ,,opssa of IL Urs,a
md ursnd sscsasary be n.o in ihs run y
."r,,xr,,ruru
Til, or,na m,..rr annnnnrci n, snno4nt,&,, =,
;o o,.sa uMaR oo1 OF tho ofad 's' % s's'' s'
riruron " Wartt, n-.,. c,.n,,,, -.
aeo1sS Ii: Mcdonald, I n,ain as.na nIsya; Urstof.
j. i. 1a.i nrarI II fnr,pt,ixysnt wspusy utanu
Hohers is!cnsrds, Grand st.ni.r ni RI. .pa.rax.
JAIN Il itsr,,l,nn n,p,nr f.ssa1 n...
K,rh.ri = titron,. g,tnts "5.nn nni m.n
Georra rsvaons tir,ns utlr a.avars m,Ia" Do''"n.
inni iiSs Zemsc55'' n5' Grana Grana stsssra stowsra'
INN i Mnrx,,h ntast nesa1 1'uma.a. nsn...,
m,.oxtI.w.,r,~
n.,rtv rrsrs ,sa.tS. n,.S,,' ..a
, 1875-10-08
mULCIIRC A JOURNAL.

tptfiaE DispottA q Ta4 Caffa0o 1+fauna
INp!ANAPoL1s, Oct. 1.-THE First National Bank of
Salt Lake City hAa fled blil agAnss tic Journal for
$4,000 damages, alleged to havu occurred from a
publication In 1870 charging Warner Husssy is pres-
tlcnt, With having bean enaagud IN wildcat banking
in this htato ygaFs ago. The Journal promptly apollo
HiIe fur the mistake IN ths name, but Husasy auod
fur $lpO1, recovering $500 last week. Tho bank now
priugs sct!gn.
, 1875-10-08
SECRETARY BElKNAp,

6ptefdI Ut1pa1h 10 zhs Chicago Tribune.
DAvHAponrs Ia, ock 7,-SecrotAry OF War nelkuap
visited the Rock Island Arsenal yeaeray and ialpec
ed the works. Of Improvement going there, and u.
pressed ha unqualified approya Of tho prpgtsss ads
and Methols pursued lilo promised 10 uso hts por-
Ynua aud official influence to hays large approprta.
tton 1nad0 In ors!es that tho buildings may 10 CON-
pleted. Tho sccretary tehdtred public reception
In hi. city A evening" aud over so gentleman called
ut,On him.
, 1875-10-08
Spsetat Ditpateh to The CAteduo Tribune.


spec,af Ditnateh to The C1ieaoo Tribune.
JOLIET, H., Oct. 7.-l1e business session Of
Tho Rock River Conforonco Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church opened this morning promptly
at o'clock, with considerable increase in al
tendancc. Tho church was we'll flied. Tho call
ing Of tho roll OF dslinquouts showed that a
large number Of members Ind arrived In tie city
uince yesterday morning.
motion waa made to dispense with tho cali
Ing Of The roll during tic ra1naindor OF tic Con-
fcrenco.
A letter Of regret wae rocoivcd from, DR.. Vim
ccut.
D,Hhop Harris introduced Bishop Amos, of
Baltimore +; Or. Haynlo, OF the Central Illinois
Conference aud Presiding Elder Of the Wenona
District; and Ds. Uartzel, Presiding Etaor Of the
Now Orleans District. Tho lattsr nade few remarks
In relation 10 his position In tho ouh The slesLodst
Church only succeed where lilo Stars aud Stripes
are respected. Tho souhorn Church ackc1 fraterul-
ty. It wanted Of the right typo-men who would
~ South bccs,ao their convictions mpeel them to
they have becu turned nut of lhrr Conferences
Mt tle North Thrrn Twelve parishes counties in
Men wrss wanted III e siouth who tsrr, ia the tace o
srsocsacy aud oszaclsn. take tho black man by tho
hand.
The responsibility Of Tho Methodist Church In the
South iu great. has tho money aud tho power. TO
hpoke Of tho incrrasng power Of tho Church of None
Ii tie South. liz ulnded 10 tho
,u ,,i,'. Eono ~ .h.; tnm. snn"na s.,s.'e,
~ au LIZ seeh % S''E M ~ ,st @ os
~ n I attI .s ~ nn pJg ga ~"p; ~ ,nlese M :"
1 .,I sonE WV a " .T,'o n4aS ~ iiss tue
ii; ~ intn H. strccis II. "rn.T ~ 10 neor.na u "a
ts .sns ~ ~ . u ~ ~ r.h,oh - u ne . ~
s4@t .nn }on1s " u1 Ettntta - hu9. Nise way
o'sn re"!'s @ ato iss nAho'' ano thsSA so's III OUT
u ~ ~ sssy ~ Somen. na., ,,.+,,., - Vii, -
~ .et.asn "fs1 nstten 1te ~ WIN weep ;atetSs
,as, nn ~ t, a ~ ~ te rnt ~
n 1aAoop ALLIES ~ tesy ~ sae tro'n ot ~hA ha
Aa1u. -, ,,.,,,,u ... ..ua-.
w aien, % W na..s'!ees ., saGn tooWeu " le"
s. pstt I'LL III ~ .s % ms ~ n1o Itl.a "a etpot
i sat ~ usasr M 4s.ua esSs M hAu. W. yet 70 10
ha, VT tcs "s H., H ~ on
ss ~,,ea e !,s us @ a.t" VIC usn' aso 'aeh' III"
asr r 11ota ,1 ~ vt r. n'as.ss. '.; -
~ nouon. .Ae stssu1u ~ u olhce.S 10 tne General
1n Cnuesehee W. alaos hae ofoef Of 1o Gay ZOE ~
eGrpsA 1e's ~ 10 naoato": 1a
, 1875-10-08
THERE WILL BE A REVIVAL.

MEEflNW OF TIE COMMITTEE OF EIGHTY.
An adjourned msetiuy Of the Committee Of
Eighty appointed by tho business lnen's meeting
to aet with thu chutelles In tho proposed great
revival HAS hcld At The rooma II tie Y. Ii. q.
A. yesterday afternoon. Tue lpattlug was called
, 1875-10-08

H., tim Hon. Alchcna Hardy. Abner K,nsn.n. J.mes
H. 1or1lon, Ezra Fssn.wnrih. Edmund X. Alden. u.
H. j. 1iupsrl1 Bradford Joseph 3. Ropes, Prof. Egbors
G. Rmylh, and Hichard II. Stenrra. =.
coYrfsymni,slg strrtdrtts-The fsv. Hclah n. Trtst
Ana Nathaniel d. Olart, D. d.
R'rordinq Seerttdry-Tho nc1. John o. McsnA,
D. n.
7rtrsHfTr-IAuR1!on =. W&rd.
dnafnr*-The lion, Thomas II. Russell, Tho Hon.
AscrI I1nmtr. snd Elbriige Tnrrcy.
On motion Of Dr. Means, the Board thrn took rc-
f<SS TIL 7:Hu n. m.
, 1875-10-08
WORSE THAN the HORSE DISEASE.

l7psetaf Etspaieh 10 Taf cAfeaqo rssaas.
liTTsnuNu. Ia., Oct. 7.-Contrary to expectations,
thu " T~o Orphans casu Was iu court aBkIn To-Day,
aud preliminary injunction waa granted restraining
tho PRODUCTION Ut tho p,ay until further order. TIA
fonlainansa required 10 glya bail in 40 900 to
se4nru rtslutdentB from damages.
, 1875-10-08

sptetal Di.meh IL Ths cAitsao TttS.sas.
NiLwAUKEx, Oct. ia jubilee to celebrate ths
tWcnty-afth anniversary Ut tilD Milwaukee Musical
Hnciety commenced leso Today, viii duo p1usicat
pronran,me, ut the Academy Of Alr!c. Among Tho
aincrrs were number from Chicago aIl New York.
ttfna interested 1A luuslc Errsunt fro al ars
Vt lbs Unlpn
, 1875-10-08
EVENING SESSION,

" 'S - ''''
EVENING SESSION
THE ANIMAL AnnnEss.
President Hopkins took the chair promptly 1t
1850, and the congregation 1olhoo !" e's'nR 't,o
hymn beginning "Ycr. we trust tho day il
The 1lov. DR.. Williams os ElyEIa ", 'hen ID
dressed sho am,'n' VI % .ho oc,, oraer =,
II Was agreel to postpone 'ne plee'". 's"f' VI
TIM cycnlng until d. tiopk'n' had oe'''ofed h's
A1inet. e'o'I'
Dr.. Hopkins fhld ne WeS susi'fl7en " see 10
.""", ~ ts ..s.. h., ,.,,,,.. ,.,n.r,,,.
,ahly' ne 'noe.''s' VOC WV e.' e7' 80.
~ f,r v,a ,stonjsl,tnr. Tim ti,emo OF h;s rn-
~ ,Al "ao ~" H o,:ase ma .aon. ~, .,.,r.
VAS etoat fact with groat purpose "Go 80
,4 ii .,o xr,,t1 snd rrr,c1, n. tl,at y.a I'm
atn, nofor. t,is ntcactn0 tbo lentncn;1om of
tho world was forced TO falL Money WAS much
talked of' but money was not too lcaFon WHICH
lcayened the lump. Tho IeAvsu WAS so1f.Bacrl-
ncinn ,nvc. II waa tbe cropa Inn. van the
wbero In ali arcs IA tao central fo,ce Of Chris-
ianity. -.....
Having this promise, could tho7 doubt that wo
should posacss tho inheritance Tho speaker
thouaht not. Tle1o wero obstRcles,-.ono obsta-
cte tho aylnYatbles and ipto)ebs that act in
n"r;nst devrtinn n tbn hInntor's work.
srhat 1e.a ti'n trouhio uith lin tloht
1heh hHns ovsr na sbo ne.1I b n.s ae so1 r.
sms W, no1 o so ,,tsr et uayor could
h. pn,I unttl thn rsnIe worli var tsyesI
h.a rsS s0Isa S., a ns If h Conn.,
naitteo On tie -.--.. .
r. t.rrn mn for d,acusstnn
Ti,e motion prevailed, a., The nor Dr. Riggs spofe
, 1875-10-08

Spsetal ustputrA ia JA4 cAsaaao Tribune , n
ALTON. H., CIT. 7-Fhs Ns4itp4l Lodge Of ~ p
r eolosed) Of ts United etstss axa nov IN sea'ap
this city, Thu atendaues II 8map. The loHge fss
IT. Ycs3!ou Oil Nuaday, and Nau continue aa1'n* >4
wrek.
, 1875-10-08
CASUALTIES.


NlEIUENI IN UEASH'F NC EOHT.
Speeiat hftpateh 10 tbs cAteaao Trtauas.
L4BAlIk, ILL.,, Oct. IA singular and frjghtful ~
cfdont occurred Al Tho gassiseor5 u this clty hi
forenoon. Jack TcmIie had Just finished blowing
large cylinder for wtndow~gtsss, and Has swingns
sloft to carry II to = wooden fsame on which suta
cylinders placed 10 COOL when the neck Of Il bFosa
A ho wss necessarily e1ertng great dcal Of strength
In tho operation. ho fell Backward dropping ha ho''
ptre weighing about 10 pouads. and ths noszle 81,
sFa E.h f ss e.. M h
aroty, and Il was foated ho wot!d bleed to death b
fore surgical Nd could b. procured. He a!sa had5
cut In sAe bAc2, and j. IN a critical state.
, 1875-10-08
AnEANBAH RNIOuTe

LIrTI.S Rock, Oct. 7-E. 4. puvsi, Of Fort au4h.
has been elected Flight Eminent Grand Commander d
tho Grand Commandory Of Knights TemplAr Of ths
Stale, now In Ression, and John ". 1usou, Of lls.s
Isoc&, Recorder. Tho Grand Chapter mests -
UOTrcw.
, 1875-10-08

VWRH{W0c RVCIDEWT 7.
L1ope. H., Oct. IA fatal accident hcfeu AH +
Spear Of hts city Yesterday afternoon. shs hAd h'a
making rome purchases q tho store Of nheo 4lch".
aon. aud wAs Atarting for hqpe. Willie In tho te Of
getting into wagon she slipped from the ~hf'stsss
and fell AOrosa ths wagon.topgue, which caused W.
horses to take flight and rup Mr. Spear Wa tbfota
under tho wagon, ths wheels passtna heF. brtt
Ing thros ribs and othsrwis4 tnjuring hor ssssfeJ
Bl.a dad 4 O'CLOCK Last syeninK. The huhband 2
MEs. spoaF u our canddass for County Treasurer hus
tho cal.mitous event has 6iled the community WIZ
, 1875-10-08
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

AkEl1NO VI AAE FAhlsNluNElAs
The moulbers OF Ut. Johns Episcopal Church
mas last eyon,ng In their odtce OF Ashland ave-
nue., near Madison street, to coustdes the pre-
carious financial condition OF the 8oc,ety.
Owing 10 various causea lhe attendance was
sl'u, and ~ consequence tue proosadinKa wore
not animated. The Rov. Or. Stout. thu asaut-
ant pastor, took the ohar, and. after tho opoplug
SERVICES of musio aud prayer, The business cou-
gultation baYan.
George ". Ncwconb took tho floor, snd gave
tho linancial state Of tho organization ~ FOL-
loWn:
Nost u 1N
Aoikske GDkl.
S{EN
Ihe tt0oo debt falls dua tu May, 1885, eu0 its $JNU
intest3t s Luu on ttU 1lat Ut nut muh Tho lsees-
sLlu Lto Insurance Cosaauy, which Ii tho ltdrf of
ths nostEage has not!hea Us ye.lry u ths c4ursn
taS nessa.sy Of nesting ts. snd 70 provide for tho
taytaeht q tla 9aoa next My that thn toy u
a'"st fsAs'1!a PIN Which AAs betu suggeal-
, 1875-10-08

es.y, nni rorIa order. INT wo dn obJccl 10 shutting
0ti III, 40l Ut Tic l|fllr. 7. Il.
, 1875-10-08
DROWNED.


spttfai DisrattA u ~ Chicago zttasr..
EAST sAd1sAw. Mich, Oct 7,-Ths body Of 10 W.. ~.
known 1uap was found 1oatlng ia tha F!7tf = pa319
thls morning. WA that Of man about sY se4,s
a8c. and hsa not been In tho wstor long. pos. pn.
book wAs found Qu deceased hAYing The nlpe o. s'"
l@rs0a IN OllcaRo, Only thaa aud aothlnG tnose.
, 1875-10-08

WILMINGTON TuRPERTlEE MARKET.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Oct. 7.-splsits Of turpeattna
0sm ht H1c,
, 1875-10-08

1--WE DO NOT BAY 'oun FATHER ANY MORE"
ID las Editor Of 7as Chicago 7tibans:
CM1oAnD, Oct. 6.Tls ID what my said 10 ms aa
he cana home from school one day Last week: "Wc
do not say 'our Fathsr' any mora in school now.n
A ho could give good ronson when asked. Why,
my son has your teacher discontinued It =" a&k Who
scholars shall not b0 permitted, III concert other-
wise to gyn their thinks to God each morning for
keeping t!nn through lho night, Or to say, ''uur
Father VIII art i'll lfcnven," or Lead I'LL not into
tatuptaton"7 Who shall rrasusno to aharo In hinder.
ing our "Iambs," a. they assemble, from saying.
firm s looth paalm to say, III concert. Make joy-
fu noise unto tho lard oil 70 lands. sesvo the lard
with gAinesa CoIne before Ills with sinH-
Ing. Know 70 that tho Lord 1Io ia God. II ia 1le that
hath maGo IN. md uot We ourselves. We arc Ills
rsolc, am, sle hhecp Of Ia pa.turs.' Oh. wl,en tho
fold to Insef then we cannot 1ay, We taught 1t TOO
much Of the Lord.
When our ch!liren-toaehcrs and youth como 10 slt
aide by siIo III thn school-room version need be
rra, discussed from tho Dble 10 offend tho Prosby.
terian, the Catholic, tho baptist. Why ahoulI 1t
Let NJ coua!aer. when. vs. say. IN il ~ e1-
preston without meaning" to think Col beforo tho
days task In fchoal ID begun. To do gives new
strength and dignity to ihs tcachrt. and alt fso batter
for having done tActr duty. A. have not ouy boon
pupil hnt teachsr In Now England public scloob
readng, fesl thankful raiaol In that way md
a ook b3ck upon that no, with tho better, broader
rslRlons views Ut tlis day. hay lot LII tAke caro-
not to be uugratcfu but to chcc1t!1y acknowledge
uo3 In I'LL our ways: bo thankful unto Him, and Gea4
Ills nauae," in school we'll ous Of II. .hInk
would ba-conttnuo to road tbs ullp.
Ex.TEAcHRn
, 1875-10-08

DETAorT, Oct. 1.-The achooner NaFy bstles S4..s
waa blown Ashore 1t osceoa yeatsrda1 In ths te''..
gale. Rot on th!s afternoon Ill sound. Tne bsS
shaEaeee II Aghsadng her cargo, Rha wy fs'Rs''
Kst OG Tomorrow,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-01

The jewels which the Khediye sent
ostensibly to Minnie Sherman Fitch
last winter, are to be divided between
her and her two sisters; they were
really designed for a family present
to General Sherman. but the occa
sion of Minnie's wedding was select
ed to offer them nominally to her
They are now said to be worth no
quite one hundred thousand dollars
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-01

TIE French 'tPrince Imperial and
the ex-Empress will shortly leave
Chiselhurst, and take up their abode
in the chateau of Arenenberg, in
Switzerland. The friends of the
late empire continue to tell the most
astonishing stories of the wisdom, so
berness and industry of the young
Prince, and they daily fabricate hall
a dozen bon mots, which they put
into his mouth.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-08

SCHOOL AT BELLEvUE, VA.-Bellevue is two miles
west of Brownsburg, Rockbridge county, Va. 1t is
the place where hOurishing schools were long con-
Quoted by the Rev. James Morrison. school for
YOUNG LADIES has been established there un.
der the charge of his daughter, Miss Harriet N.
Morrison, whose excellent reputation as teacher
is we'll known. She will be aided by such assistants
as may be needed for thorough instruction in all
branches commonly taught in other schools.
Five or SIX BOARDERS can be accommodated
by her mother, Mrs. Frances Morrison. The Ses-.
sion of nine months will begin September l5th rs,
and end June 18th, 1876. The fine location, thor
ough instruction, and watchul over the pupils
of this institution, commend it as very desirable
place for parents seeking the advantages of quiet
home school for their daughters.
For information as to terms, &C., address Miss
Harriet N. Morrison, Brownsburg, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-08
MattiEa,

September LIST, in Newbern, Pulaski county, Va,
by the Rev. J. NJ. Kirkpatrick, RICHARD B. RoANE,
Esq land Miss SARAH a., daughter of j. B. Alex
amer, Esq
August 18th, at Roekport, Ind, by the Rev. John
W. Pugh, Rev. w. L.. NoURsE, pastor of Rockport
Presbyterian church, and Miss SADIE BARTRIM
July Dist, at the residence of the brides father,
BY the Rev. j. A. Lyon, d. D., JAMES ADAIR LYON,
Jr., aud LIZZIE M, daughter of Paul Barringer,
ESQ., of Oxford, Miss.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-08

Died, August 10th, at Scotland, Prince Edward
county Va, in the 9th year of her age, Mrs ELLA
L. TALIAFERRo, wife of q. B. Taliaferro, of Rich
mond, and daughter of DR.. B. F. and Lucy Parke
Terry, of North Carolina
God gave her grace in earlys life to consecrate
herself to the service OF the Saviour. and in every
relation of life she illustrated the beauty and the
power of the religion of Christ. Devoted to Der
family and friends, and notable for all housewfely
virtues, she vet found ample time to give herself
with earnestness and success to the duties of the
church of which she was honored member. Her
zeal and activity in promoting the welfare of the
church which she so much loved in the midst of so
many claims upon her time and attention, shew the
depth and fervency of her piety. All that she did
was the result of the consraning love OF Christ and
a hammer and more cheerful Christian could hardly
be found. In her home and in the circle OF her
relatives and friends she had every thing to make
lite happy, and with her bright and joyous temper
she enjoyed to the full all the blessings that Gods
providence bestowed.
The death of Mrs. Tahsferro was great shock
to all her friends No danger was apprehended
from an attack of sickness which preceded her
death and she seemed so for to have recovered
from it. that none anticipated a fatal termination.
For time she suffered greatly, bearing her sickness
with great patience and forttude and at length died
IN perfect peace knowing whom she had believed,
and being persuaded that he was able to keep that
which she had committed unto Him against that
} day.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-08

MONTGOMERY PREsBYTERY stands adjourned to
meet at Big Lick Roanoke county, Va, September
9Oth at "A o'clock, P. M.
Sunday School Reports and written Narratives,
containing the exact status of the pastors salary
extending over the proceeding twelve mouths, are
required from every Session, after beng read In
their respective churches. L. W. HoorER,
Stated Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-08
CENTRAL PRESB E r n.
NELSON'S FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CTTI, PEPPER VA

K. s. NELSON having been Principal of Fe
male School in Culpeper for the past five years. and
his school for Young ladies Culpeper, Va on the
on the second Monday in September he will be
assisted by Mrs. S E. Baxter lady OF experience,
and MISS Lizzie q. Wilson, full graduate Of the
augusta Female Seminary
FOR TEkMS-Address K. s. Nelson, Culpeper,
Virginia
REFERENCEs-Dr. William Brown. editor of Cen
trail Presb,ter;on Rev. G. M. Peterkin, Baltimore !;
Rev. j. e. Minnegerode, Culpeper Horace Hall,
Fredericksburg; William B. Matthews, Maryland /;
Rev. William Dinwddie, Alexandria; Right Rev.
j. P. B. Wilmer of Louisiana
iyl4-2mo
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-08

Grain and Flour.
Flour quiet-without change. Wheat firm. Oats
and corn dull and lower.
F1ouR--Family, $7.5O@si Extra, $6.5O@7;
Superine, $6@6.50
WHEAr-Prime white, $3.50; very good, SLAB;
good, Sl4O; fair, Sl.25; common, 81. l0@l3O;
prime red, $3.50; very good, $1,45; good, 1.4O
fair, S.. S5; common, S1,lO@$1.SO.
CoRN-Very good to prime White, 71976c.
OArs-Spring, 5O@5l cents.
Corn MEAL-Country, S5(99Oc.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-08
Ecclesiastical a0otiees.
SYNOn OF vIRGINIA.

The Eighty eighth Annual Session of the Synod
of Virginia viii convene in the Presbyterian church.
Staunton, Va, Wednesday, October 10th, 1875, at
II P. NJ. JAMES 7. SMITH
Stated Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-08
Davidson College,
MRcKLENBURG COUNTY, N. CAROLINA.
1S75-lST6
1875-1876,

THE next thirty ninth) Collegiate year begins
on Thursday, SEPTEMBER sd, 1875, and ends
June Doth, 1876. 1t is divided by recess of about
ten days, embracing ChTistma s and New Years
day, into two Terms.
College dues-including Triton fee, room rent,
servants hire-.for the First Term, S44i for the
Second Term, SOL
The necessary expenses for the entire year, ex.
elusive of clothing sRsver1g expenses, and pocket
money, vary from Ss225 tc. $3.50
There are three fully Organized courses of nstruc'
ton =
l. The CLASSICAL COURSE, occupying four
years.
years.
8. The EeEBCT re COURSE, designed for those
who do not wish to take regular course but to
pursue special 81 udies.
Davidson College is on the Atlantic, Tennessee
Chic R.ailrr1ad, midway between Charlotte an and
StatssVile, Ill remarkably healthy region. The
temptations to vice and extravagance are compare
lively few.
7 For Catalogues and othey information apply to
j. R. BLAKE,
| ie1S-ly Chairman,
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
n STAUNTON, va
Miss MARY ]. BALDWIN, Principal.

THE Academic Term of this Institution begins
the second Wednesday in SEPTEMBER and closts
the middle of the following June.
This is the largest first class Institution in Virgin.
ia, and has corps OF upwards of thirty officers and
teachers The English course is as thorough it
is extensive.
Advantages for Music and Languages cannot be
SURPASSED Seven Music teachers-four instrumen.
tai and three voca-are constantly employed. whose
reputation has extended as far as the school is
known.
A resident French governess teaches pupils TO
speak the language as we'll as to read and write it.
Both French and German are spoken at the table
by pupils studying these languages.
The buildings are convenient comfortable and
elegant, furnished with complete apparatus and III
amos and Organs from the best factories in New
York and Baltimore.
For further particulars apply to the Principal for
Catalogue. Jy ID 3m
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TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLO UR and FERTILIZERS,
as reported weekly by
Hill & Skinker,
Commission Merchants, No. 1S, Pearl or 18th ST.,
Richmond, Va.
Agents for G. ODER & Sons, Standard Fertilizers
in the States of Virginia and North Carolina, also
on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime, Plaster, Salt, Bone
Dust, &c.
Leaf Tobacco.
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II YNCHBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.

r EAVENWORTa COLLEGIATE
II SEMINARY.
REV. T. D. WITHERSPoON, D D., President
Rev. G. l.. PETRIE, Vice President.
PRoF. R. C. ANDERSON, Principal.
MISS s. 81. DEvEREUx, Ao.;otonto
MISS MARY Bate ASSISTANTS
The next regular session will begin the 2Sd Of
September, 1875.
For Circulars address
P y. SEABURY, Secretary,
au 25-5t 62 Sycamore ST. Petersburg, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TEACHERS OF Music who have given Clarke's New
Method for the Piano Forte an examination, un.
hesitatingly pronounce it the best. The work is
meeting with deservedly large sale. Sent by mail
for 1915. Published by Lee & Walker, Philadel-
phia
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FACULTY:
Rev. PAUL WHITEHEAD, President, Professor
of Moral and Mental Philosophy.
JOHN MURRAY, M. A., University of VirI dnia,)
Professor OF Mathematics and Natural Scie noes.
EDWARD A. ALLEN, university of Va Pro-
fessor of Languages.
CHARLES HOFFMAN, Professor of Music, with
well-qual6ed and experienced assistants.
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CHARLOTTE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Rev. S. Taylor Martin, Principal.

CHARLOTTE N. G.
Session begins October lst, 1875, and closes June
Both, 1876.
full corps of experienced and efficient teachers
will be employed. The buildings which were erected
for the purpose are supplied with water and gas.
The grounds are extensive and handsome. The
climate is mild
For other information send for Circular.
gu LIFT
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Presbytery of WINCHESTER will hold its next
stated meeting at Gerrardstown, W. Va, on Wed
nesday, October 18th, at 73 P. M.
See Manual, Standing Rules section l.
j R. GRAHAM Stated Clerk.