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J FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, August 40 1875

Goid.-Amercan gold. l13S bid
State SecnTities Virginia ceIlsoIs.j COZ hid S(7.
asked siraufn consols. new. 4Sk bid: Virginia d..
ferred hid, 94 asked: ytrelnis Interest certIa-
Gates. LA bid. 22k asked; Virginia tax. receivable
coupons. S73t bid. SS5 asked.
L,ky SecurttieS.-i:lchmoud city S's, In6k bid,
107 asked; Richmond city 6's SIX bid; Petersburg
city 6's rs bid: Fredericksburg city Gts, 40 bid.
Rniirndd Bonda.-sonilslte .:alroad third mort.
gage preferred. IS, j. s j., 40 asked i; Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
Is. j. L j.. % bid Richmond. Frtdericks burg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage 6's, j. & j.. SO bid
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, second mortgage
6s, j. 6 j., as BIO. II asked: Richmond and Dan
Vile consoi 6's. NJ. 4 NJ, ~ bid, "a asked.
CuanL BOndS.-james lttyer aud kanawha Canal
frs! mortgage 6s, 81. ard -, 5S lid, 81 asked
Rdiir0od .Stocts.-Hichmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, % bid: Richmond fredericks.
burg and Potomac fair0af per cent. guaranteed
100 par, 80 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac KaiIroud per cent guaranteed. l 90 par
92 bid: Richmond and Danville tiailroad 100 par
0 bill. IL asked; Seaboard and Roanoke kairoad
guaranteed 100 pIr, 50 bid.
BnaE S,Ocks.-First National l 90 par. Ii bid
National Bank Of Virginia.. 100 par, lob asked
Merchants and Planters Savings, 23 par, 2}S asked
Insurance Corapaa fes.-Vireinia Fire aud Marine
2j bar, 80 bid. SO asked: Virginia safe, 25 par
25h bid; Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, l0g
asked City, 100 par, 90 asked Did dominion. 100
par, 80. asked.
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FSCITEMrST ~ SAN FRANcfsco-THE SCENES
~ THE BUSINESS CENTRE ON FRIDAY. - San
Francisco. August 27.-This city and State
was in whirlpool Of excitement to-day over
the failure Of the Bank OF California. Never
before in the history Of the Pacific coast has
there been so much disorder over financial
airairS. Long before the usual hour for the
appearance OF businessmen the streets reach
ing 20 the business ceutre of the city were
filed with nervous pedestrians, all Of them
III big hurry 10 re .ch the fardy-moving street
cars. a. Q O'Clock the scene in and around
California street was simply inGescribabic.
Not only were the sidewalks filled 10
OVERLOOKING, but the space between the
curbstoneS was packed with frantic, strug-
Cling mass of human beings. Everybody
WAS anticipating 4 tremendous run on the
banks when the time came for opening, ana
the struggle to get good locations ~as sim.
ply. terrific. The windows in the Mer-
chants Exchange were crowded with spec
tstors overlooking the Swaying crowd
below, which surged back and forth like the
waves Of the sea. At length the hour for
opening the banks arrived, and the crush be-
tween Montgomery aud Sansome streets be-
gan 10 increase. The first rush was made
for the London and San Francisco bank.
/ ne CLICKING OF tne Soio-pitCcs Dtsdu III
lively manner. Long lines were formed,
and the police had their bands full to keep
the frantic throng in Shspe to get through
the doors. On the BedcSdortl street side OF
The bank several express wagons and drayS
were in waiting TO carry the coin OF some OF
the heavy dcpo>itors, hut, happily for tue
bank. these large drays were not numerous.
The lun was partially checked shortly before
II O'Clock. The bank wa we'll prepared for
The run. having received $500, 900 yesterday
afternoon from New York, and 100000
more from the Sub-Trca4'iry.
At II O'Clock the excitement il the street
rad entirely subsidized, and the bank oiicials
seemed happy in The thought that the dread
ed run w:n over. Matters are assuming
more satisfactory and cheerful aspect. The
trust Companies nave announced IN early
resumption.
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RATES FOR CARRYING CURRENCY FOR THE
HovERSMEST.-A ncw rate Of compensation
has been agreed upon by The Secretary OF the
Treasury and Adams Express Company for
The carrying Of national bank-notes 10 and
from the redemption agency here. The rate
or carrying legal-tendcrs is twenty -iiye cents
each Hay for every $1,000, the Government
assuming all risk o! loss by fire, water, and
The public enemy. This rate was established
dur!ng the war, before the existence OF na-
tional-b2uN notes. and the bauk-notes have
been carried upon the same terms, the OK.
pres company, however, having no i'm
nIuniV guarantee against unavoidable
los. Recently the express company Eoiited
treasurer New That The noes OF the banks
would not be carried longer 1t the present
"iI%>, and named fifty cents each way Tor
every $1,000 is the price desired Tor fuiure
service. fhi- price the Treasurer regarded
rs cXorhilant. and proposed tuIrty'ivc
cents as proper compensation. TDe matter
has been in controversy for some time, and
has rinsiv heen settled 1T thlriy-SCVen ana
onc-halt cents !or every 81. 900 of bark
Gctss carried each way over the lines oil
tult cumpiGy, the sane price to be
paid other companies whose lines may
he ntcc >arily used in the traD>pOrta-
ton. The express company assumes The Ia
blIty for any loss that may occur while the
notes are in their possession. The new ar
langemcnt will not affect the rates paH for
CARRYING United States notes and fractional
eur; eacy. which remain As before, at twenty
tive cvnt> per $1,000. Officers OF the eN.
press company are expected here to-morro"
TO perfect the arrangement. The expense
Of TRANSPORTATION 10 and from the redcmp.
ton bureau is borne by the national banks,
each bauk paying for lis own acts Of redenp'
ton.
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DR.. Martin. president of the West Vir-
cinia University, aud three OF the professors
haye bseu given leave of absence by the
Board Of Regents, who advertise in the Ne"
York Herald (Democratic( Cincinnati Com
ncrcial (nolhing), Louisville Courier Jour-
mai Drmocratic), Baltimore Gazette Demo
cr.tic,. Richmond Dispatch (Democratlc],
for new professors TO oil the vacancies: IL
Is intlmated that it is the intention Of the
Board to make the University stricai.
southern institution. Wheeling I"teA'
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a Distressing Affair.

BosroS, August 30.-Ycsterday, at Hop
kntor, twenty miles from Boston, boy
named Morris Ryan, aged sixteen years,
started down stairs with loaded gun, in.
tending to shoot a cat, when his sister Mary,
aged fifteen ycars. caught her brother by the
shoulder to pulrhm back. At the same mo.
mcut two other ycun@er sisters came to the
bead Of In" stairs. and in the SETTLE between
Morris and Mary the gun went oil, Killing
Mary and one Of the other sisters. TIE ihlrd
sister was wounded in tie arm, and Morris
was wounded in the leg.
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Abingdon l'resby terry.
lEepprtcd IL: Vie Richmond DiSpatch.I

FIRST DAY.
TIL, body mct at Liberty Hill, TazewelI
county, % Wednesday. August 20, at II A.
NJ, aUd was opened wllh sermon 5y Kew.
l. Met iucr.
The iDtlo"iD" ministers are present: ). ID.
stuart, j. Lyons. |. y. Nutf, U. McCluer, 4.
II. Barnett, J. G.. Carson, j. G. Smith, and
II. L. Smith. There are also present twelve
EQlHg elders.
Rev. |. \. Naif was elected Moderator
Key. }. &. Smith and X. {. Tate clerks.
Rev. :. K. Preston, Of Florida, was IN
Yitcd 20 Il seat ~ corresponding member.
The usual committees were appointed ana
reports handed i'll.
SECOND DAY.
prc,by,cry met this morning, and spent
halt Al hour ia devotionsl exercises.
Application for ordination was made by
LiccAtia,c w. Il. Groves. who bus been sup
pyirg the church ut Marion for the pas
}eAr. Ill. request Mas granted, and Presby
tery spout the best part Of the day in bis eA
aiDinaIon, bearing his trial sermon at J.
O'clock.
Bristol Second church was chosen as th
place, aud lhe fist "Wednesday ip May, 1916
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SWfcIdc CT Southern Postmaster
Head Blown HH-Triai OF lilac Georgia
Head sSinp leader.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.J
SAVANNAH, August 30.-Thonlas 4. Out
ton, postmaster and magistrate Ct NARROW,
Ga, shielded to-day by taking poison. Cause
unknown.
Harris Achard, whilst playing with load
ed gun to-day, it exploded, blowing his bead
nearly off. He died Immediately.
The trial Of the ringlcader of the wash
ington County rioters viii commence to-mor'
rOW at Trnnill Ga.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Bank or california.

ssS ASSssAnn W 1tsshsOEkhlds
THE SAN FRANCISCO DEMOCRATIC ORGAN o,
THE FAILURE.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30.--Tbe Demo
!, cratic organ Of this city (the Erdminerl, re
e., ing editoria!y to the willingness of seve
raj %, ing" Journals 10 charge certain indie
pandcr. newspapers with responsibility fol
the recens financial trouble by their criti
cism. of the cc,.'rse and conduct Of Mr.. Raj
stcn, SAYS: "Ee do not believe these as
saults on Mr.. Isaissa,.' and bis contemplated
schemes caused the sNs, pension OF the Bank
Of California That conGer,. was wrongly con-
Quoted, and il reached tng G. inclusion which
betalls all mismanagcd instit,. lions OF ike
character. But if the Journals named are
justly chargeable with the SUSPENSION OF the
bank they deserve credit therefor. The
rottenness OF its condition could not BE- eI-
posed too soon. While we sympatf;fzc With
the losers by it's failure, it Is better for the
public that the crash should come before
hundreds OF others Of our lcllow-citiZens be-
came involved in ruin.
COMMERCIAL PAPER PROTESTING THE BANKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30.-A number of
cases were reported to-day in which COM
mercial paper had gone TO protest in some
instances 10 prominent firms; but no dspo-
Sition is shown to take any action on the
protests or push the endorsers. III the ma
jority of cases the notes have been partially
paid and renewed.
The Merchants Exchange Bank did not
open to-day, in violation OF the positive as
surance on the part of the secretary. The
officers are apparently less confident OF i'm
mediate resumption.
The National Gold and Trust Company is
still closed. The officers are unable to
state when they will resume, but say the out
look is favorable.
MORE GOLD TRANSFERRED.
SAN Francisco. August go Half mil
lion dollars in gold was transferred by the
stIb-treaSury here to the banks in addition
to the amount previously reported but it is
not stated to what banks it has gone.
BASE PROPERTY ATTACHED.
New YORK, August 30.-Judge Bradley,
of The Supreme Court, has granted IN at
tachmcnt on the property of the Bank OF
California in this State.
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Weather Report.

WAsHrsGros, August 30.-For New Eng
land. the Middle States, and the Lower Las'
region, stationary or slowly'ialling oai~ ne.
ter. northeast to northwest winds, silly atty
falling temperature, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For t.ne South Atlantic States, northeast t
sout. least winds, stationary bar, meter, partly
cloudy weather, with increv:ipg cloudlnes
!, In the interior, and probably light rains Of
! the coast,
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The Georgia lnSurrec;iOn.

THR TRIAL OF THE NSGROEs COMMENCED.
AUGUSTA, August 30.-Tbe trial OF the he.
rroes charged with insurrection commenced
to-day at Saudersvile-Judge Herschell '.
johnson presiding. He made most fair
and impartial charge to the grand Jury
which is composed of the best citizens OF the
county, the foreman being the master of the
State Grange.
In the trial the State will be represented
nv the State and District attorney general,
and others, and the accused by Hon. A. L.
Akernau, and several of the leading men,
bers of the local bar.
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POkI DE aSOSol oOi ACio'
alRlvED.
Steamer Wyauoka, Couch. New York, mercnaa-
disc and passengers e. w. Alien Il 90.
Steamer John Sylvester, t'itford, Norfolk, mer-
Steamer ). y. Everman, P,att, Philadelaasa,
merchandise ana passengers ~. +: Porter. ageni:
Rris Amelia Emma Field Ros'nn, 70 isaa p'uI'
Schooner IL A. Diyersy, Williams, Boston, re, a.
G. Babcock. ~ w. x-u,
light. ,,.-o.,,, oo.,
s r Ge 4. N. Griffin. -, Philadelphia, coal.
SAILED.
Schooner j. T. Williams, Newbury. New York,
'U sen"oner j. J. Pharo, soper, Mex York ria
srhoouer ]. p. elsey, Steciman, Nom York. coal,
eS Srnooncr Rose Mcnsv!tt, Mullen. Philadelphia,
S' Saahnn,r.r W J. NcNaughton. Burns, Philadel-
nhI,. granite, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Slice Curtis, Phillips, Baltimore, ore,
Cn s.hooper koxauna MITCHELL Norfolk coal, Cur.
Us $shoontr j " Vance, Leo, New York. coal Our
lis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore on Saturday, schooner Cam
or Tenn Bo:t,n ON Friday schooner Lucy D. Handy
From PEiadelphia Oh FRIDAY, schooher . II
ha"e'' f'''' MEMORANDA.
The schooner John Mcdonnell Mche ;,VsS, wa 20,
loading at New York on Satursay lor hNpuehu
Va. r,,.r >v,s ,o.fhnp a
Nv YORK on Sat. rday for this port.
lBY Telegraph
Srw YORK. August 30.-ArItSea OUT oeal
dsuayian, Republic, and Liber
DISASTER.
boston. August 30.-Ths bark VIZ mrI h,oa,.Ia ID
o,D1snore reporis. August 2Oth, BEING ooa:ue
S Srnm tchooner W. T. Byrne eleven aays rom NO
rspor'sSs h1rinf s ihs Gn %
sotaM ah. lost her ;ib. oaom, faf emsst, DC nnet
b r s Of her deck LOAF and started s''e'al cha
: hnlta.
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\ FATAL Fall WASHINGTON. August %.
Last ni.ht as one of the cars OF the wash.
II gion aad Georgetown >trccl-raIlroad was
descending Capitol Hill the horses gave u
sudden start, aud the conductor, famed Is.
Poland, wno was seated on the rear Dash.
bo4.G, WAS thrown backward 10 the street
aud instantly killed, his neck being broken
BIZ the lail.
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Ralsson, the president the Bank OF Call
fornia, whose melancholy death ny bis own
baud is announced this morning, was ma
tive of this region, and many years ago was
second clerk on a steamboat plying from
this port. He waS quite poor when he leit
here to push his fortunes IN the far w ess, 50
much 30 that he went away in debt TO DIR
Thomas Hughes for Il suit of clothes-an OBJ
LEGATION, however, that he long since dls
charged Wheeling Intelhgencer.
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Assassin arrested.

MEMPHIS, August 30.-Aleck Stephenson,
the negro who aSSa>sinaied James II. Me
Neil last Friday near Scaulan's Landing,
Ark, has been arrested and committed
without bail, he having been identified By
McNeill.s negroes when seen escaping alter
the shot'was fired. 1t is believed he was in
stipatcd 10 the deed.
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Explosion AND Loss OF LIFE. Ncc York
August --Hctlleman'S oil refinery, on
Shurtcr's island, III the Kills: between New
jersey and Stltcu Island, exploded the
morning, causing damage OF $4,000. Aus
lin CaJili, II laborcr, who WAS bespattc:cu
with the burning oil. jumped into the water
ana WAS drowned.
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SSurl isl the Dark.

Waco, TExAs, August 30.-A duel took
place here last night, in the dark, between
Charles Carrick and john NJ. Turner. Dis.
lance, four feet; weapons, siXshoo'c!s. Three
sbots were fired, and Turner was killed. The
quarrel arose FROM trivial matter.
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DEPRESSION IN TIE Coal TRADE fort
Jtrris, y. y, August Is The Delaware
and hudson Canal Company have reduced
the running hours on their canal from TWEEN
~ to twelve, and the number OF employs
10 about ont-baIl. TIER docks are last NIL
M up, and there is no sale for coal.
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A STATE TREASURER A DEFAuLTHR.-
Tre,to,t, August 2S.--Thc startling fact has
Just come to light that Josephus sooy, Dr.,
State Treasurer Of New Jersey, HIS been
guilty OF embt ZzIlEg money or property OF
The State 10 an amount which will reach not
less than $4,000.
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Obituary.

BUFFALO,, y. Y, August 3O.-John :
Gason. president Of the Buffalo, \. l., and
Erie Bank, is dead; aged ,cventy-three.
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Death Of the Mayor Of iialeiGh. y. &.
RALEIGH, y. G., August 3o.-Alayor j. Ii.
SepsrkS, of this city, died this morning, Of
pneumona and erriSipclas, after brief ILL
ness. lie was highly esteemed by all par
ties, aud his death was shock to the COM
munity. His funeral will take place to'mor-
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Fire.

NEW RocHRLLE, n. Y, August 3O.-SN
business-houses were totally burned here
this morning. entalibg a loss Of about
$4,000. The insurance is small.
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DICHAIOSD COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session Opeus september ga oioyes
June 22d
The College comprises ti2ba indcpchc tiSci9o:sr
each with its SCI aratc Professor.
EXPENSES per & ssion Of ni1t months tsn}rntGg
mariculation ar.d tuition fs,s, fuel, lights, and
washing, S11S.
Good board In messing-cfEba, about: siO' 9rr
month; ut the College boardiDE-hSuses, SIR.
For Catalogues -conta ming fS!t lnferma'ion- as-
dress Is. run nrhh,
~ 7codtScp22l Chairman OF tine E,lonlty-
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BosroS. August 3O.-The publishing
house OF Lee, Shepherd & Dillagham, OF New
York, ha. suspended. Liabilities, S0Oo,ooo
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EDUCATrON6r4 e
ID IgHMoND FEaiALE eINsTIT,f1ffirTvrs,S !,


The session FOR s7S-,78 VII f,cs,u y1Yr4spr 3
.sep<I1hsy 16ih.--n0t October 1st, "a berefs.
,ore-nnd continue nine months lhargca ~ nj
ios payable one-i1Ird sepss u,ber 5;bs one
december 9th. and ba'5nce March Etil:
FOR DAY-SCHoLARs.
n.rt.iRsEpAHAIoaY scsIotE. First two geades, Tor
,DsTSlnnefs, f33; upper grades "a g. 800
ryrs, '..E,S l sDTPARTMENT-En gifsA .Sfudtss
senior Glasses, 47J stsss' '''s' - 800
Gloss SO: oft,er classes, sI2.
o.icS ss..a ss,sofnsPrsparatery cissses s12;
Diplomas, S1.50 each
FOR BOARDsYs.
Board Except washinr) and Fnost,h .,,d,s.55s
t24O with Latin. 5000 with per III ~ far.
sN0o' WIN LATIN and French or 6ermnn, 1910. y
ne. MUSIC, DRAWING, &C. - & 4. BE- u.
I,a,In t, r olg.n Two lessons eekl s8o: VOCAL
Rr.cfice Zone hour day). SO Drawtns ana po,nt
REDUCTION Of ten per cent. 10 those Who send two,
pMplis or more Daughters or city pastors nj hair
au 24.Tu3Stsel5 $500 prAs,tsr..
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as ,he lin,e, far ,he next stated meeting d

Ns tu1 t''11V3 tOk VIC 0Nt :
Presbytery.
Committees were appointed 10 brinr IN
suitable memorials concerning h>SVs. b gu
dcrSleevc and +. Bowman, who haze neeii
called 10 their rest since our last meetii,g.
We have preaching night and morning 70
large and attentive congregations,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW IURH.
NEW YORK, August NDon.-Stocks active
,; mt weak Honey, IL. cold. 114h. EXchauSc--
! on. 1879: short, 4s9. Governments steady.
:, ate, steany and nominal
Ere7 'tng.-Money more active: closing at 3.
SIC rlin, dun ut 4S6A, Gold strong at Az
60, 'ernl nert5 dull and strong. states quiet and
non unal.
BALTIMORE. .-..
p, LTIML,RE. AUGUST 30.-Virginia 6'S, pee!ers.
lSL: Virg inia cOnsosS, 6OH West Vrgipias, 9is.
North Garoi ina G'S. old, 10: new, l0E.
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DOARDING-SCHO4L FIR GIRLS,
~ TAPpAHAENUCk, VA.

Mrs ]. l.. MCGUIRE
will con- lDcncc The E!e@enth Session. offlity HOME
sent Oh on the. FIRST MONDa YIN OCTOBER
win the competent assistants sae las iiH1efofore
employed. ,
TERMS lper session ofinne menthtl :: is.iisu ana
Fnyli>h tuition, 600; French anhi Ii:n.s, each
$50: Music and use OF pano, A4fn: WislifsS 81 so
per month. No extaa charges. Pupils bE,e tbeir
family and for dauahtcYS Of ccrS:Inen L7ere Is
deduction OF ten psreent. For circulars apply to
/ y Mel; uire il, NichTOnd or 10 Rev. j. IL
Newton. orr Wrs. }. T.. MCGUIRE IapnzsanDock,
Ess.Y rnuuiy Va auI cDdtOl*
TDGE HILL.--Tbis.s reGpens Sep
II TENDER s. ancf!rs tho number IL limited per.
sons Wishing 10 send pupils TO e ire requested to
1pP'' ''' MISSES RA SDULPH.
SladwelI tepot, Ali,riaa.Se county, va.
10 .rollIn
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of RICHMOND. AucusT 80, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, August 81, 1875.
Sun rises........5.33;I Moon sets ...........6 DC
Sun scls......... G.27 High Uue.............73i
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r .OCUST DALE ACADEMY.
~ MADISON COUNTY, VA.

Its nineteenth ann al session viii commence 9Th
W sEPJEblBER and close 25th of June. Ithas u
I'M corps OF experienced and successful! teachers.
ne course OF Instruction is extended and thorough.
1t prepares students for The University OF Virginia.
any other college, or business. The discipline IS
mild and parental. but idle and vicious habits will
not be tolerated III. students. The accommodations
are ample. an6 the student Is furnished with every
The location combines as MANY advantages as can
be found ami ted in any other section Of the country.
1t Is one OF the oldest ard most prosperous ade-
mics In the stale. For the INST five years the num-
Der Of students has been from seventy to eighty, re-
presenting from ten to fifteen States. The terms are
s210-for board, tuition, fuel washing lights, room
rent and servants aitendance-per session of ten
months. For Information or catalogue address
A. j. GORUUN. a. NJ. Principal,
post-otice Rapidan Station,
an L {nirn cOunty
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Ns.LLBoRU HOUSE AND
.nysTaL caALYsEATE AND WHITE
sULPHUR SPRINGS, - :,

Aax NOW OPEN FOB yssiTons. 81,
,,, n,,re has been much improved tlis 1920 s
ihis ons IF me most delt resorts IN -
further ae sas osI
proprietor visitors esye ,am s MI aii,oor sprsns
aridge ,,hatns,a springs, bath Ainm n0ss
ma neanng sprinss. IL. fARhsss $500.
10 2-3m ------------------.--
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ct. JosEPH's, 81
FOURTH sTREgT,NE MARSHALL.
The scholastic exercises of nils Academy VIII be
resumed on 4 -
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th.

GELECT SCHOOL FOR COLoRED
j. I. t.U0LEY's SELECT
SCHOOL will REOPEN on MONDAY the 9th OF Sen.
TENDER. in TT. Philips church, On the corner OF
Leigh and ST. james streets, for girls aud boys. II
is taught on thplan of the parish school, and VIII
Powers an Al cts
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y OANOkE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ DAEF1LLE, VIRGINIA.
he seventeenth session higgins September Isl
nrNl. and end: June 1st. 1876.
S2l pays for tuition in all English studies and
board. Washing and lights cost about S1S. Libc-
ra deductions are maze In favor of ministers.
teachers. and patrons who send two or more pupils.
For catalogue, giving exact intOrlnation, atdrtss
S.W. ( }. L. AVFRtTT,
All 1l-tSe1 Principals.
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MOVEMENTS OF CARDINAL M'CLosEEY.

MOVEMENTS OF CARDINAL ii CLoSKEf.
ROME, August 30.-Clrdnal McCioskcy Is
eypected 10 arrive ut Rome on September
4th. He will only receive the ring and the
titles pertaining 10 his new dignity. He will
not receive the ha. because lis iuvcstiture
would entail grand public ceremony.
TIE following prelates will be created
cardinals ut the next conSiSlory: Antic,
Mattel, Pacip. Randi, Silneoni, Fitellcschl,
aud the archbishop OF Rome.