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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
The Visit Of the Georgia Veterans TO
Portsmouth.

>. Especial telegram to the Bispatch.1 "
PORTSMOUTH, August 4.-OXford HALL was
packed to-day with citizens eager to witness
the proceedings of the annual renaion OF the
Third Georgia veterans. Colonel B. R. Nesbil
delivered the annual oration. which was 10 The
main splendid tribute to Virginiaus. The
fine Baltimore mail-steamer takes the visi.
tors to the capes tomorrow, the programme
for which includes formal review of the
garrison of Fort Monroe. The trip to Pc
tersburg has been declined for want of time
A feature Of to-day's proceedings was the
presentation of the State flag of Georgia tt
the city of Portsmouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

The SIDNEY HOMICIDE. Edward Brown,
the small colored boy charged with striking
and killing Watson Taylor in Sidney on
last Thursday night, was examined by the
Police Justice yesterday morning. He WAS
prosecuted 6s Mr.. Cabell, the Common
wealth's attorney, and defended by Messrs
S. NJ. Page and George D. Wise. 1t was
proved that there was some quarrel between
the boys, and that the deceased slapped
Brown in the face. Brown, feeling himself
unable to cope with bis adversary, who Ta>
much older and stronger than himself, seized
stick which had been used in baliDg hay
Two of the witnesses said that Brown struck
three licks, and that at the third one Tay lol
fell. One witness said that Brown struck
two icks only before deceased fell, and gave
him another after be was down. The accused
proved good character, so far as that SUB
iect was touched in the investigation. The
Police Justice sent the prisoner on to be in
dcted ut the September term of the Hastings
Court, and he was committed to jail.
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POLICE Court, YESTERDAY Jlmes Hall
charged with being drunk, was fined 81,
Marion Franklin, guilty of trespas>ing or
the premises of William Shepperson. was
ordered to be locked up in the station-house
for six hours.
William Austin (wbtel and Margare
Crump (colored) were fined 81 each for ere
atiug a disturbance in the street.
Charles Thompson (colored) was chargee
with stealing three watermelons from NJ. I.
Coleman. The evidence not being sufficient
the accused was declared not guilty; bu
was sent to Jail for thirty days in default
surety as suspicious character.
Ii. johnson and John WarZer (both col
ored), charged with fighting in the market
during market hours, were fined $3.50 each
Andrew Mills (colored), charged with
being suspicious character, was sent to Jail
for thirty days in default Of surety.
james Thornton and Samuel Miller
charged with feloniously breaking and en-
tering in the nighttime the stable of w. b.
Palmer and stealing one lot Of wagon. and
buggy-harnesS valued at S.. The case va
continued until to, morrow.
K. Turner (coloTed), guilty of assauiting
and striking Andrew Mills with rock, was
sent TO jail for twenty-four hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

EDUCATIONAL Cow ENT1oN.--A convention
of the coored teachers and friends Of edu.
cation In Virginia and West Virginia is to
be held in Richmond, at the Third-Street
Methodist church, on Monday the 23d in
slant. The following members of the Vir-
gina Educational and Literary Association,
among whom are several of the public.school
teachers OF this city, have signed the call /:
Rev. j. W. Duugee, NJ. F. Voolfolk, n. V.
Bacchus. ". |. johnson, Junius Adams, B
G. Mason, and james Ii. Bowser.
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PERSoNAL.-Sergeant Chalkley, after being
unwelI for several days, returned to his post
of crier of the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, relieving Mr.. Wallace Washington, who
has filed bis place during his absence.
Mr.. Peter D. Mckinney is very i'll at his
residence, on Third street between Main and
Cary. a, ... ..s.. ....,- ri. 8. -...
Judge Meredith left this morning for Sara
toga Springs, aud will be absent from the
city for three or four weeks. ~ -....-. ......-
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Weather Report.

WAsnIsGToN, August 4.-For New Eng
land and the Middle States, partly cloudy
aud warmer weather, with southeast TO south.
west winds. slight changes in barometer. and
possibly light rains near the east Atlantic
coast.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
continued warm, clear or fair weather. with
east to south winds, aud slight changes in
barometer.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

7. THOMPSON BROWN. d p. NJ, new brick resi-
dence on Leigh uear Fifth street.
RICHARDSON L CO. q 7. NJ, small framed
dwelling on Union Hid, near the residence oi
Elijah Baker, Esq.
GODDIN, WARREN s. CO. P. w.. two building
lots on the north sine OF Grace between Twenty
=. second and Tweniy-third streets. sls ....
j. l.. aPPERSON. T.. M.. lots on Eighth ano
Ninth streets north OF Leigh. Is
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Alabama Constitutional Convention

MONTGOMERY, August 4.-Returns come in
slowly, but enough is known to render it
reasonably certain that the Constitutional
Convention has been called by 10000 ma
jority. Many leading Republicans supported
the call, and several Republican counties
have given nojorities for the Convention.
Datus +. Coon, who issued an address to
the people favoring Congressman Whites
force Dill, received but seven votes IN bis
own city out of 2,400 poIled; 1900 Of which
were Republicans.
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The Western InundasiOns.
SPECIAL RIVER REPORT,


WASHINGTON, August 4.-The Ohio has
risen during the past twenty.four hours
tbrty.eight inches at Cincinnati and twelve
inches at Louisville. 1t is above the danger
line at Cincinnati, Marietta, Louisville. and
Evansville, but is now falling at the stations
above Marietta, and is forty.eight inches
below the danger-linc at Pittsburgh.
The Mississippi river is four and half
feet above the danger-line at Cairo, where it
has risen nine inches. 1t has risen one inch
at Memphis and two inches at Vicksburg,
and is reported eight inches above the uau-
ger-line at Helena. It has fallen eleven
| inches at st. Louis and eight inches at keo-
kuk.
The flood will continue on the lower Ohio
on Thursday, and the danger Will increase
on the Mississippi between Cairo and Mem
phis during Thursday and Friday.
The upper Ohio and the river in Penn.
sylvania have fallen rapidly.
The Cumberland, Missouri and Red river:
| have changed but slightly.
Rains have prevailed during the day II
the regions of the upper Mississippi ant
| lower Missouri valleys.
THE MISSISSIPPI At MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 4.-The river at th:
point is still rising, and is now within l.
inches of the danger-line, which covers th'
country westward to Madison, Ark. dis
tance of forty miles. The feeling to-nig b
among those interested is more hopeful, IN
consequence Of the decline at st. Louis, but
the reports from Ohio cause gloomy forebo
dings.
PLANTATION SUBMERGED AND CREvAsSE.
MEMPHIS, August 4.-Apperson's planta
tion of nine hundred acres, opposite Friar':
Point, is submerged; and cravasse has beer
made at tie De Soto front, twenty-seVen mle
below here, on the Mississippi side. Plant
ers are endeavoring to stop it. All th'
planters are at work strengthening the levecs
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The Flood.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

! :. Especial telegram to the Dlspatcn'l =.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August 4.-Tbe
streams are unprecedentedy high. The Ohio
river has, at II: 80 P. NJ, fifty.four feet oil
water in the channel, and rising two inches
an hour. The damage cannot be estimated,
but is immense. People are skiff.riding in
the streets at Catlettsburg, Ky. Weather
clear and pleasant at this time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

CsETRAL LUsAgsC AsYLUA.-The EXecu-
tive Committee OF the Board of Directors OF
the CeatraI Lunacie Asylum, consisting Of
DR.. j. G.. CabeiI, Colonel A. Q. Holaday,
aud General 2. r. Moore. visited the instl-
tuition yesterday and inspected the recently
erected wards, which they approved. The
asylum can now accommodate two hundred
aud fifty patients. ...--..I .s Sal, :
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= UNITED STATES CoURT-RooM.-The United
States courtroom has been stripped of all its
judicial and other furniture and fixtures pre-.
parutory TO being repaired and rtacranged
on better plan. 1t will no doub: be ready
for occupancy by the commencement Of the
fall terms of the two courts. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

We WOULD SAY TO EVERY MOTHER who has
suffering child, 20 at once ana procure botlle o.
MRS. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t VIII re-
lieve the lltlconc Immediately will a!ay all pain
softens the gums, rcLuces iniammatlon' regulate
the bowels, and cures wind-coIic. By relieving INT
child from pain allows 1t quiet, natural sleep. ant
comforts the mother.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION on THE 2IvER.-lf
il ever stops raining aguin, and clears off so
that excursionists can see tue moon and enjoy
sail down james river, "a party Of enter
prising young gentlemen propose to get up
such g trip of pleasure. From the present
appearances OF the clouds they don't like to
fix the date.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

DISPATCH PRINTING! HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
have added q well selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE which, together with our 1AP BOWED MA
CHiNEKy and sKlLFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most ex
peditiouS manner.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


The Waters FaI1ing-Loss by the Flood.
fI3 Especial telegram TO the DispatrhI
CHARLESTON, W. Va. August 4.-The
streams commenced falling last night be-
tween midnight and day, but they cannot
fall very fast on account of the great rise in
the Ohio river. The Valley Is pretty well
swept of all produce, and the wheat and oats
that were out of reach of the water are
sprouting in the shocks In the fields. The
continuous wet weather has prevented the
grain and hay from being saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

A grand daughter Of Ethan Allen, aged
nearly one hundred and Que years, was visit
ing springfield, Mass few DAYS ago. Her
name Is Mis-. Jemims Graves. She is said 10
retain ber faculties to q wonderful degree,
and remembers her iliustri0us grandfather
dist,rctly enough 10 describe bis personal ap'
nearause, habits, and dress in detail.
A fery CHARGER a suDmeg'botel keeper.
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TIlsoD ca Reeehee.

NEW YORK, August At is stated that tse
notice OF trial served on Beechers lawyers
By Tilton's attorney is purely formal no.
lice. II Is said 1t does not Indicate necessa-
rily that new trial will be pressed. II k
Dro for1na document, drawn and served be.
Cause the last trial did not result in verdict.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

FIyECUrOR's NOTICE. -HAVING
IT. nuaJ,feb MS executor on The estate OF Charles
T. LudwiS. deceased. all par les having claims
against the esrae will present them Tor ss t!sn,en.
aaT an GU. |--'s-1Is Executor. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

-ORDIsAACE VIoLATIoNs.-Justice White
imposed tues on the following parties yes.
terday morning for violating the city ordi-
Wade, Henry johnson, Charles h. Burton,
r. j. Ma>tea, FL. W. Tyler. John Harris,
Thomas Cot rell, Il. Tyler, f. Martin, and
DANES Ii. Wayne, were fined 3 each for SELL
inr otter marker hours in the Second Market !;
John Roman, 81 for keeping his blrber-shop
oman on Sunday. .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

MAJOR HoTcHKIss's THE
Board of Immigration at its meeting held
yesterday resolved totproceed to publish, as
soon as possible, Major Hotchkiss;s pamphlet
containing the summary of advantages Vir-
gina offers to Immigrants. Before going
into the hands of the printer some modifca-
tions are TO be made by Msjor Hotchkiss of
one or two chapters. The maps to accompa-
ny the pamphlet are already In the hands OF
the lithOgrapber. =. - --.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

MATCH GAME OF BAsE-BALL.-Therew will
be match game of base, ball at the State
Fair-GrounGS on the 14th of August be-
tween the Virginia and Swan Clubs, Of this
CITY. for the champion belt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

Rk6RaAsIzATloE In HENRiGo.--The Conser-
yatiyes of HenricO will meet at the court.
house on Monday nest for the purpose Of
re0rganizing the oarty and elscling caunty
sI Ipefintendeut, pre- psralery TO entering upon
the coming campaign. 7... s ....s :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

THE VIRGINIA RILEY WHISKEI sold by CHRIS
TIAN & WHITE has been analyZed by DIS. MccaN
and Taylor and recommended as a pure medlciha
beverage. Price for two-year old, *2.5 per gallon
price for threc-year old, IS 80 per gallon.
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nr Nathan L.. Hice.

nr NnfllNn l.. HfFc.
,,',,.,r,, rur VETERAN pprs.
AErtE>' - '',' '' ms yItws ABOUT ALEX
s''''A> ,.', t,,,uyK. AND OTHER MAT
'>hsN 'AN'
':S>' .,....., .,...,, the =. i.nuis Times. !
,S 49," ,''... lat evening with that dis
'l"N' ~, ..~.'nr ": Nathan /. Rice, of the
'.:.-,1'"'' az ,,,.',,..n "a, ~, i, now nearly
IT.'',' ID, .,4 =; ,"rnr,h,; feeble from re-
~ .:,.,'y ,-'g - lines. hu, the urimpaircd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

CONVICT RECEIvED.--John Mayo, convicted
in the county OF Chesterfield of unlawful
cutting, was lodged in the penitentiary yes
tarIav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS a
BosCHEN'S, sos and Oil Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES
fine SATcuELs, &C., at BosCuEN's, 500 and OIL
Rroad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

COMMISSION MERcuANTS.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, call at any time you may
wish TO see specimens obtain estimates, feeling
assured that Il VIII be tU yonr advantage.
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DISPATCH PRiSrING-IIoUSE.-U Unsurpassed IA
cilities for the prompt execution OF AL hluos Oh
urntiug. Orders filed promptly aud at low prices
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MEAT AND DRISK.-Usc LiebigS Liquid Extrac
Of Beef in pint bottles, for tea, soups, and sauces
Gives tlne favor and great strength.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

CALL AccEPTED.-Rev. Alexander W. We'd
dell, who was recently called to the pastorate
of st. Johns Episcopal church, yesterday
signiied his acceptance Of the call. -..
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done I the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUSE. Good work, low
nrit.es and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TIE RIvER.-The recent heavy rains have
swollen the river considerably; here, and last
night the water was very muddy and rising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05
HANNAH MORE ACADEMY,
: THE DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
NEAR BALTIMORE, ND.

In location poted for healthfniness and beauty Of
scenery. Offers unususi advantages for care ful
training, thorough instruction, and high culture,
with the Influences OF Chri tian home.
The forty-arst year oegius September Is. 1875.
Amply for circulars TO REV. ARTHUR j. RICH,
Nj, d., hcistertown Md. ty 29-ThdS3w
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SCHOOL On CHURCH HILL.
MRS. ELIZA j. PLEASANTS

will resume the duties Of her school mt No. 2512
Broud street tcorner Of Twenty-sixth), on
MONDAY, GOTH OF SEPTEMBER MKT,
for. extended IN her. ~ 20 2w*
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. VA.

The next session opens September 22d, andcloses
June 22d.
The College comprises eight independent schools,
each with It's separate Professor.
Expenses per session of nine months, embracing
matricuation and tuition fees, fuel, lights, aud
washing, S1lS.
Good board In messing-clubs, abouD $40 per
month; at the College boarding-houses, Sl3.
For catalogues containing full information, adj
dress b. PURYEAR,
~ 7eodtSep22 Chairman OF the Faculty.
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Germ z NV.
TuF Brsuop OF paDrRBoRS.

BERLIN, August 4.-The Bishop of Pader-
born, who was deposed from his functions
by the PruSsian law-courts, and has since
been interned in We<el, has, without permis.
sion. quilted that town. On leaving he ad-
dressed a letter to the Governor Of the dis
trict assigning IS the reason for his depar.
ture impaired health and his duties to his
flock.
Herzegovina.
VIENNA, August 4. In spite of the efforts
of Prince Montenegro 10 prevent it, several
bodies of his subjects have crossed into Her.
zegovinia to join the Insurgents.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
CTRAYED OR RAN AWAY. ON 10Th
- Of July, my son, MILES ALEAASDEh
CLAYTON. He Is fourteen years old, dark coiDr,
cd en- ali for his age: had on brown pants anu
ticket and black hat when he left. Any int0rma-
lion as to his whereao bouts will be Thankfully re.
c.iyed by HIS mother, at Mr. BuRCH's, on Broad
e,rae, he,waen Eign.eenth aud Nineteenth streets.
au 4-3t< CAhoLlNE NhA ~.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

q TTENTION, COMPANY q, FIRST
n REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. "a
TiIfIksDAY ST 8 O'Clock P. u. for drill and n
business Every member Is requested to Se presea'.
F, j. PARATFR,
au51t~ Orderly Sergeant.
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BosroN, August 4.-Landers beat Plaisted
in the single.scul race Of two miles for
g, 900 and the championship of New Epg'
land. Time, 14:40.
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SCHOOL, ~.
" No. 100 EIGHTH STREET.
The next session OF this school Will begtn
THURSDAY September 30th. 1873,
For further particulars, see advertisement IN
September. THOMAS Fl. NORWOOD.
au Z-1w PrincinaI.
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aISTUL FEMALE COLLEGE.

The seventh annual session will begin WEDNEs-
DAY, September J.. Faculty full; accomnoca-
tions ample. For cataloru containing fuil par
ticuars, address w. j. MORRlSSETT, A. NJ,
iy2a-d&wIm Bristol. Tenn.
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RACES POSTPONED.
CHAMPION SCULL RACE.

BUFFALO,, August 4.-The races have been
postponed on account of the rain and the
heavy track.
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Sporting News.

SARATOGA, August 4.-The three.quarter'
mile for two-year-ods was won by Lorril'
lard's Parole. Time, 1:183.
A two.mie race for Three. .year.olds was
won by Viator. Time, 3:43l.
Rutherford won the three mile race. Time.
4. .3S
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
SHARP DEBATE IN CoMNoNs.

ShAhP DEBATE CcNaoNSs
LONDON, August A. In the House Of Com
mons to-day there was 3 sharp debate over
the supplementary estimates OF two millions.
Mr.. Gladstone pointed out the laxity OF the
Governments estimate. He declared such
looseness tended to destroy Parliaments con.
troll over the expenditures.
TIE Chancellor admitted an apparent de-
felt of G3,00O,000, but was confident the in.
crease of revenue would more than cover the
supplementary estimates Of the supply bill.
Final prorogation is expected on the 18th
instant. ....
LORD MAYORS BANQUET TO HER AAJgsTY's
MINISTER'S.
The annual banquet given by the Lord
Mayor Of London to her Majesty's ministers
| took place tonight at the Mansion House,
| and was attended by the usual large and dis
tinguished company.
Mr.. DlSraeli, responding to toast to the
! Government, declared the country was pros
porous and the people content. Alluding to
foreign affairs he said peace prevailed, and in
his opinion would prevail. Ii the foreign
relations of Great Britain were scrutinized
he believed it would be found that they had
been conducted with prudence aad tirmneSs.
Reviewing the work Of the present Parlia-
ment, he advered at,some length to the incl
dent of the shipping bill. He stated that
in proposing new measure the Govern
ment had been assisted, not cOerced
by public opinion. In conclusion he re.
peated the opinion which he once before eX'
pressed here, that the people Of Great 3ri'
tain were better off than the nobility Of other
countries.
The speech was received with enthusiastic
cheers. Other members of the Cabinet spoke
in similar strain.
! GENERAL ITEMS.
! Messrs. Moody and Saukey sailed fo: New
York to-day on the steamship Spain.
The crew of The ship Sunbeam, from Ply
mouth for the United States, August I'd, dis
covered that she was unseawOFthy and re
fused TO proceed. An examination has jus
tilted the refusal.
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IL SALEM, VIRGINIA.

TWENTY.THIRD SESSION BEGINS SEPTEN-
Bar /, 1875.
Thorough COLLEGIATE course. excellent preparatory
department. healthru nj climate, good morals. Roo4
discipline, very moderate expenses Iui'ion ai"
other fees board. rent, fuel, lights ano was-
Ing for session of ten months, from $1GO 10 S240.
Bows can board with professors; young men, III
college or families College prosperous stuIenIS
from all sections the country. he anniai ea'a-
lOcue mailed free on application. Address
REV. ID. F. BITTLE, ID. d.,
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iy l4-deOd&w W

CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGl-
stituie' Troy, y. Y. Jnsti uction very practical.
Advantages unsurpassed In this country. Grndu-
ates obtain excellent positions: keopens Seplem-
proved course of study and full particulars address
Professor CHARLES DROWNE,
,va11m Director.
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DRINATE SCHOOL FOR MISSES AL
l. CUCKOO, LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Wishing to educate two caughur rs nj home. l
have engaged Miss GOODWIN, who is both c"m-
petent and expert enccd teacher We can take three
or f W. BOARDEKs. Session, nine nlohtns-to coin-
menc.. 18th september next.
For board and tuition in English, $3.50; French:
w4shlne which can be done neatly 1T a cost of 81
per month.
| CUCKOO tmy home) Is four and half mikes
from Tolersyi!c station Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road: has Il daily mail, and Is In close comlnunica.
ton with all p1ints contiguous TO our many rallrqau
lines. Address DIR. /. Il. PESDLEION.
~ 29-Th4wSWit
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A nm SMITH ACADEMY, LEXING.
N TON, VA.-The exercises OF this welf.knoyn
school for young ladies Will ba resumed on WE'D
NESDAY, 18th or September. ana continue for
the usual period Of nine months. Ample srrapge-
mense Will be made for thorough instruction In tie
several departments. The principal Will be assist
ed fas hereofore) fn the academcal course by Miss
ANN II. RUFFSER, daughter Of Hon. William II.
Ruffaer, Superintendent OF Public obstruction. For
Information concerning terms Of tuition, board,
an 2.lmR +. @..s a.-, PRINCIPAL