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BosroN, Feb. 3.-The Htnkley Loco
motive Works have suspended; liabilities
about 100000. Half Of the paper Is
held by Boston banks. The property OF
the company is assessed for $3.50, 900.
Fifty thousand dollars are required to tide
over the existing trouble, and commit
tee OF creditors has been appointed to
consider what course 10 pursue.
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.wAsH1seToN, February 2.-The Sig
nal service observer at oeracoke inlet
North Carolina, reports ashore there
bottom up, The brig c. @. 0yerton from
New Yotk, for Nassau, and that the en-
tire crew are supposed to be lost. A hat
Aud other articles picked up shoWed
marks Of blood,
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Nh, JACOB BAsSE1T, who died at King.
v,oJ, ". Va, last Monday, had been
p,.tm,.ter there for 1G years, and in one
t,u,city and another had been connected
yitb the mail service for nearly 40 years.
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TnE meeting mt West Middletown, in
,bs interest Of the Washington and Wells.
burg narrow gauge project, on the 99Ih
ult, does not appear to have been very
largely attended, which is in part account.
sl for by the condition Of the country
roads. The very condition Of said roads
!. an additional argument on behalf OF
III. proposed railroad. The meeting ap.
pointed committees at different points
along the route to ascertain the feelings
Of the people in regard to subscriptions,
right Of way etc. Some OF these gentle
men are Hon. Joseph Gist, Robert Hosie,
aud Ab4llOm Buchanan, of Brooke coun.
tvs. l.. Moore, JIG. Hanna and Jerome
Plummer,of Independence Tp., Wash
iugtou county, Pal and Jno. T. Brownlee,
Dr. Mitchell and Robert Wylie Of the
NililetoWn, Cross Creek and Washington
rryions.
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Nav YORK, Feb. 3.-Arriyed, steamer
AdriRtic from Liverpool and strasbourg
from Antwerp.
from New York and oetaviG from Phil
adelphia, arrived out.
LONDON, February 3.-The steamer
illinois, from Philadelphia, has arrived
ont,
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TERRE HAurE, IND, February Q,
Mrs. Catherine Earle, Of Terre Haute,
connected with the Golden Theatrical
Troupe, died at Warrensburg, No., this
morning, from the results Of = railroad
accident yesterday. She was the wife ol
David G. Earle, formerly city editor of
the Terre Haute Express.
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PROPOSED ALLIANCE.

A Rome special says that the proposal
Of the Italian alliance with the powers
which are opposed to Russian aggrandize-
ment, but at the same time guaranteeing
the freedom Of Christian nationalities, Ia
most isvorably entertained. The Pope
and Cardinal simeoni, Pontifcal secre-
tary Of State, are agreed as 10 the neces-
sity Of encouraging the alliance Of Italy
with England, France and Austria.
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Condition ni LinhIlItIcs.

Nav York, FebruSry 9,-The sched-
Sle ol llegemEn 4 Co, druggists, who
~ aaVs made an assignment, show liabili-
TTe', SlSi,67l; nominal Assets, S77,7SS.
iae Assets are composed principally Of
iIessocE on hand and book accounts 10
as amount Of S24,e6O.
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SILVER BILL,
It is generally believed that the Senate
will dispose Of the silver bill this week.
a CHANCE on APPEAL.

L. Demaris, who brought hither the
petition Of the Returning Board to Asso-
ciate Justice Bradley, asking for the
transfer OF their cases from the State TO
the United States Circuit Court, left to-
night for New Orleans. He says that,
although Judge Bradley has refused to-
grant the prayer Of the petitioners, they
still have an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court.
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ODORLESS

Is the most powerful and lasting
DisIHPECTAFT known. II may bel
- Eafcly used under any circumstances.
0 After two minutes no OtOr from II ofl
the place where II waN used. War.
ranted 10 PUKFY the mir Instantly fol
the Sick Room and Hospital, prevent.
. Ing the spread Of PEvRRs and conta.I
gi0us diseases. Damp Cellars madel
Healthy. Barns and stables puhhed;l
= put Itin Water Closets and UFinalll
- and II renders them odoFles1 and beel
from eontAgiOn. Thickly Inhabited
~ houIes, crowded rooms and halls DIV.
. en- pure and healthy atmosphere byl
ALLOWING II TO evApOrlte. Street Cans
should use It and thus drive contlgIonl
from them. For Ships Il ID the best
known means for c6unleTactlng the
OdOr from Bilge Water, will purify
- the ship and In no way lbluTe any
l. material. Beer SIloons should usa u,
~ all bad odOrs will Immediately Dis
sppear. Railroad Companies need 81
In their wlitlng-ro0ms and waller.
. clossis. Restaurants And Hotels need
III. UNDERTAKRRs cIn preserve BOD
" IEs one month with one pound Of the
- DLSinlectAnt.
Resolving Vaults In Cemeteries freed
from any possibility Of eont1gion.
d Chap, TdHdble and higAIyI
recommended a ne BRST DESLli-
~ RBCTAHT byeFsry OAS ihdi hGI uoiI
~ u.
sOld by all DrugsIIts-Box 20 cents;
Bottle 2E cents.
SaIssFoom 28 30 West B'Hay, New
York.
Agents wanted In every City and
Town In the United States.
n020-TuA9
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IheGHteILigenter,

B,trIuoHE & ONO stock quotes at ssi,
IA. Wes, Va. certificates at ., ditto; Cen.
0sio lprefsrrsd) 40, and common p,
,,Fsd.
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GAMDETrA's VIEWS.

LONDON. February IA special from
Paris says Gambetts declares that any
engagements made at Kassanlik modify.
ing the treaty OF 1866 must be considered
null and void. The Russian conditions,
Gambetta declares, except the demand for
indemnity, involve Hagrant violation Of
that treaty. The French interests in the
East, he considers, have hardly changed
since 1856. Gambetta insists that the
war can only be terminated by Euro
mean Conpreas.
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NEw York, February 2.-Lew Moor.
ing alias John Smith, colored, was hanged
yesterday at Chester, South Carolins, Tor
the murder Of Bergen Conger, December
2S, 1877,
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LONDON, February ga Pera cores
pondent says: tits reported that Austria
Is about 10 present note refusing TO
sanction any conditions Of peace which
would ilnperil the existence Of Turkey.
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sr. PETERSBURG RFJoIcEa.

81. PETERSBURG, February 3.-Thanks.
giving services are being held in the
churches and sAlutes Of artillery fred in
consequence Of the signing OF an armis
tice. Flags are flying all over the city
and preparations are making for brilliant
illumination tonight.
PARIS, February S.-A special from
Vienna announces that all the Powers
have accepted Count Andrassys proposal
for conference, whichIWill meet in Wen
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MADRID, February S.-senor HerrenA
has resigned the Ministry TO the Colonies
because Of III health. The Council oi
Ministers have nominated senor El-
duayen as his successor.
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Stngnatlon in Grain Trade.

BUFFALO, n. Y, February 2.-There
ia general stsgnaion on the Central
Wharf this morning in the grain trade.
Prices are nominally unchanged.
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Obituary.

NEW YoRK, February S.-Mrs. Butler,
wife Of Charles Butler, Esq, and sister ol
the late William B Ogden, died last even.
ing at her residence in this city.
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HOW Is THIS,

NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-Ex.Gov.
J. Madison Wells, in accordance with an
arrangement made to-day, surrendered to
Sheriff Houston at Rigolets Station, on
the New Orleans & Mobile Railroad,
where he has been sojourning since his
departure from New Orleans about a
week ago. The Governor will return 10
New Orleans tomorrow and give bail
for his appearance when wanted.
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-TFT people Of Point Pleasant, Mason
,ouD,y, are moving earnestly for a Mar.
~, Gauge railroad to Mason City, some
% miles up the river.
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Weather Indications.

War DEPARTMENT, !
OTUcH ov IHE CHIKH 6isaAL OYYIcER.
WARRINGTON, D. G, Feb. t-l I, y. J
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CUBA.

HAVANA, Feb. 2.-Ninety-fys men
seyenty-fve women and forty children
Of the Insurgent Chief Romifero's band
have surrendered.
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O,L.enrY.

CINCINNATI, Feb. s.-o'Lsary COM
pleted his walk Of four hundred miles at
i0l5 this evening, one hour and forty
cue minutes Inaide The limit.
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WASHINGTON, February 81. Madison
Wells, Of Louisiana, registered at the
Riggs House, in this city, tonight, but
Immediately after engaging a suit Of
rooms left the hotel In company with
Senator Kellogg, and at midnight had not
retnrned.
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nAsIs OF PEACE ACQUITTED.

ApRIANorLE, January 9l.-The six
bases Of peace accepted by the Porte and
the terms Of armistice have just been
signed by Grand Duke Nicholas and Ser.
yer and Namyke Pashas. An order sus.
pending hostilities will be dispatched
forthwith to all corps and detachmeuts
and also TO the army In Asia Minor. Gen.
Zimmerman's forces have advanced TO
within ten miles Of Varns and cut the
schunila Railroad and the telegraph
lines.
CoSsrAsrrNoPLE, February 3.-The
Porte has received the following dispatch
from Server Pasha:
"ADRIANoPLE, February 3.
"The peace preliminaries and armistice
ware sioned o.dayn
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NO PEACE.

The Journal de st. Petersburg says:
aH Turkey were q civilized power, car.
ing for the interests Of all her subjects,
the present occupation Of her provinces
might, compel her TO make peace bqt e
eiroGkasthnoesa aEs SstLssuisS che SUuctu'
sion OF peace Is hardly possible"
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CONDITIONS OF THE PROTOCOL

There is great satisfaction here at the
settlement OF the peace preliminaries.
The following are the conditions Of the
protocol:
!. The erection OF Bulgaria into prin.
cipAlity.
2. A war indemnity or territory in
compensation. .
3. Independence Of Roumania, servia
and Montenegro, with an increase OF ter.
ritory for each.
4. Reforms in Bosnia and HerzegO.
vina.
5. An ulterior understanding between
theSnltan and Car regarding the Dardan.
nelles.
Q. Evacuation Of the Danuhian for.
tresses and Erzeroum.
Hobart Pasha has received orders to
hold the feet in readiness 10 sail, ii Is
believed, for the Piraeus.
Mehemet Ali Pasha has been appointed
commander Of the troops in Crete and
AdaSsides.
A Christian has been appointed Gov.
ernor OF the Island.
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silver RESOLUTIONS Postponed.

COLUMBIA, February 2.-The resolu.
tions favoring reconciliation and the re.
peal of the Resumption Law were laid
over in the House to-day, under the rules.
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The following is the text Of the Cars
telegram TO the Sultan:
ii desire peace rs much as you, but ii
is necessary for me, necessary for US, that
it should be solid and durable peace"
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. 2.--Jules Ls Cesue, Dep
uty, Is dead.
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rAI1unE IN QuEBEC.

New YORK, Feb. IA dispatch from
Montreal says J. & J. Woodley, Of Que
bee, boot and shoe manufacturers, have
failed. Liabilities, $S00,0O0; assets will
pay fifty cents on the dollar.
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AN ARM1ar1cE s1aNEp.

BRUSSELS, Feb. 2.-The Journal de
Brussels Of to-day announces that 1t has
received dispatch from Constantinople
saying that an armistice was signed yes
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EASTERN QUESTION.
England, Austria and Prussiat

LONDON, Feb. "a special dispatch to
the Times says: "What has hitherto
passed between England, Austria and
Prussia Is only preliminary to discussing
in what way the interest Of Europe in
the Eastern question Is to be taken into
consideration, and in what manner the
powers are 10 exert their Legitimate in.
huence in the settlement Of said question.
Russia, It Is true, has disclosed her read
iness to discuss matters, but beyond this
all is mere conjecture.
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LOUISIANA RETURNING BOARD cAsFs.

Judge Bradley has decided adversely
upon the application Of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board requesting their trial now
pending tobe transferred from the State TO
the United States Circuit Court, claim
ing as reason for the change they can
not secure their equal civil rights under
the State Circuit Court. Judge Brady
has forwarded his decision to the Clerk Of
his Circuit, and it will be promulgated
in'open Court Monday at New Orleans.
BIDDERS FOR MAIL SERVICE.
Forty thousand bids have been received
for carrying the mails for the next four
years in nearly every part Of the United
States lying west Of the Mississippi river
and extending to the Pacific Ocean. The
awards will be made by March 80.
SILVER BILL.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
cloudy followed by clearing weather, ,colt
north backing TO warmer south winds anc
a stationary or falling barometer.
For the Lakes, warmer, clear or part
ly cloudy weather, south winds and fall
iDg barometer.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2.-RussiH has
accepted Austria's proposal for a confer
ence for settling European questions re-
sulting from the war. The place at
which the conference will meet is not
yet determined upon. It will probably
be in one OF the smaller states. The ba-
sis Of the Russian peace conditions have
been signed,
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY.

pRooMS-3O0 DOZEN FANCY, VA
- RI0US sizes, Just recfiyed and ior aleby
n. REILLY, 1900 and iSli Main 81
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11NEs OF pENtARcAT1oN.

PARIS, February IA Constantinople
dispatch says that the military delegates
have fixed the lines Of demarcation. The
Russians will Professionally occupy Ere.
roum and Sllistria. Mehemet Ali Pasha
has been appointed commander Of Pera.
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SULTAN ACCEPTS PEACE CONDITIONS.

has been appointed commander Of Pera.
SULTAN AccErTs PEACE CONDITIONS.
A telegram from Cairo announces that
the Grand Yizier Of Turkey has tele.
graphed 10 the Khedive that the protocol
Of the armistice Is ready for signature.
The Sultan telegrarhed to the Car &C.
cepting the peace conditions and asking
the Car TO stop the advance Of the Rus
sian troops. The Car replied that he
was about to give orders to that effect.
EMIGRATION OF MussuLMAss STOPPED.
CossrASTINopLE, February 2.-The
Car has telegraphed TO the Sultan prom.
ising to grant the armistice. Server
Pasha, Foreign Minister and one Of the
Plenipotentiaries, telegraphed yesterday
that the Russian Grand Duke Nicholas
was ready to sign the protocol Of the
peace preliminaries under reserve Of ul-
terror negotiations. The Grand Vizter,
in reply 10 Server Pasha's dispatch au-
thoriled him TO sign the armistice and
peace preliminaries. All military move
ments and the emigration Of Mussulmans
has been stopped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

-, ss' TRIED kEMEpY FOR BILL1oUeNEos.,
Those who sullor from disorder or lnaction of
the liver will never get the upper hand Of the
unruly organ so long as thoy use such irrational
remedies as blue pill, cslomel and podophyllin
But from tho tried and popular medicine, Eos.
letters Stomach Bitters. thoy may expect relief
with certainty Of obtaining it. Tho influence
rect powerful and speedily felt. The relief af-
fordcd is not spasmodic, but co1nploto and per-
menont The sallownoss of the skin, furred ap-
pearanco Of the tongue, indigestion, costivoness,
headache, nausea, pains through tho right eido
and shoulder, IN Tact every accompaniment OF
~ removed by course Of this inosti nlablo mod
icine. il behalf Of which testimony is constantly
omhting i:cm every quarter and from all classes
Of society
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s5~IN TIE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE

x9-IN TIE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE
no preparation has evor performed such mar
velous cures or maintained go wide reprta-
9 as arE rs Cn dTd rsGTosA Thlen Is
Of the throat end lungs. Its long continued
series Of wonderful cures in all climates has
made it universally known rs safe and roiablo
agent to employ. Against ordinary colds,
which arc tho forerunners Of moro serious dis
orders. it acts speedily and surely, always re-
loving suffering, snd oftoa saving life. Tho
protection it affords by its timely use in tho
throat and lung disorders Of children, makes it
hand in It every home. No person can afford to
10 without it, and those who have onne used il
never will. From their knowledge of Its CON-
position and effects, physicians uso tho Cherry
foctora extensively in their practice. and clc-.
in It's remedial effects. and will always cure
where cu-os arc possible. For salo by al dosl-
era. L :. L9adbeator 8 Bro, Agents.
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EDUCATIONAL.
~ L. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

TIE Seventeenth Annu a Session Of this school
for BOYS. on Queen. between Washington and
Columbus streets viii! commence MONDAY,
September 18th, 1873. In this school instruction
in the Ea%!isil branches, Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences is given by tho Principal ex-
c'usively. The terms OF tuition are in advance,
and range from S. TO SIP per quarter, depending
upon tho branches taught, with an additional
charge cf s. per quarter for instruction in any
Of the Ancient or Modern Languages, when q
class sufficiently lsrso can be formed to justify
the employment CT q competent teacher,
GD-The Principal will DO ct his school room
every day after The 18Th Of September from 9
o'clock to l. NJ. to receive and classify pupils.
aug 2G-tf II. +. HENRY.
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y.GeSg SgTGTisieS-

Attention is called to the notice Of tho l'i:oc-
tors Of tho FAuquier White Sui nhGr Springs.
Persons desiring to IGrchnsa p pleasant summer
homo would do we'll L, 30 en- hand on the dates
named.
The schr Enos t. Phillips, while lying at the
Georgetown wharf Oh Saturday night, Wa8 rob
bed OF q hswsar yalual n. SIS, by seme skllEul
river pirates
In consequence Of tho lintting Of tho Con.
servativo Convention in Sarapln Hsll on We'd
nesday, the AloxandllA Lgh! lrtantry will
mcot III. morrow n ght.
Major w. II. Richardson. Formerly Of New
York. and who lad many ir:cn;!a IL this city,
diel in Aahvillo, n. G., u few days STAGE.
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CONFEDERATE ARCHIVES Washing
ton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says
The Secretary Of War denies tho report start
ed, it is said in Richmond paper, that the
Southern Historical Society has been rendered
free access to the Confederate archives in the
War Department, or that General Marcus j
Wright, Confederate officer, is in charge Of
such records. Colonel r. N Scott, Federal
officer in tho war, has charge of The archives
The War Department, in order to secure Ger
tain valuable papers now in the hands of the
Southern Historical Society, has arranged to
furnish copies Of certain records IF purely his
toriea! value to that society 10 return. No
copies Of papers having any connection With
Southern claims will be wanted by tho Ilistori,
cal Society, aud of course mono will be fur
ni.hcu "
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Saratoga Races.

SARAToGA, X. Y, Aug 2G.-The first race
Tree handicap, three quarters Of mile Wa:
won BY Bramblc by eight lengths; Lady Darcy
"a. Bonnie Wood 81. Time, 1:l9.
The second race, a FREQ handicap, one mile
and half was woph nv H:S:4G1 Th" s' ,n;y, ~
sna khurn 81 ,y i IIsIT in nooI sSS5 "''
The third race, a free handicap, one milo and
eighty yards, was won by Mamie H.: Rhada.
manthus 2 and Hattie L. 81. Tine, 1881.
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NEWSPAPER Observation-Disclosures and
very just complaints arc made by city suoscrio.
e,s OF their papers being regularly borrowed oy
ncighbors. whereby they arc greatly lnconVcnl'
enced. This practice CT borrowing Is very
bad Que, and should be irowned down., Surely
when paper is only fifty cents . month every
body can get copy for himself and not annoy
his neighbors.
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For upwards Of thirty years Nirs. Wins'n" i
Soothing Syrup has bccu used fer Children. Il
corrccts aciIiiy Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates tho bowels, cures dysonl"ry and
diarrhn,, whether arising i:oul tcothinS Or
other CAUSES. An old anl We'll tried REMEDY.
rs cents bottle. % 1T
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DELLN HAVEN INSTITUTE.

In introducing Professor FRED'k. MANN
PAGE to our patrons and the public as teacher
of Modern Languages in this institution, We ask
attention to the following testimonial from DR..
ScheIe dc We're, Of the University of Virginia,
which we consider GSMHcicnt guarantee of Prof.
Pages qualifications TO ill this position:
MIR. Frsd'k Mann Page possesses such val
liable gifts from nature. such thorough knowledge
OF English Letters and such rare familiarity with
several European languages and their literature.
that consider him olninently qualified to Till q
chair in which these qualifications might be
made aveilsble. l may add that his character
and his principles tond to secure him the regard
and good will Of all who learn 10 know him.
"ScEELE DE WERE,
"Prcie:snr OF Modern Languages, Sc"
University CT Virginia, June. 1878.
Prof. Page hss acquired 3 knowledge OF the
Modern Languages. French, German, Spanish
and Italian II their respective countries, and
brings Testimonials Of tho highest order from
most Of the Professors of the University.
We beg further to state that Professor l.. II.
HAYDEN, Musician Of great reputation,
ard p gentleman Of known reliability, will pre-.
side over tho Music Department!
G. +. PaNICE, | Associate
aug2i GAkTEK PAGE, Principals.
poToMAo ACADEMY,
(Formorly Alex. Boarding Schoo)
Established by Benjamin Uallowel in 1924.
a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
BOYS
a complete English. Mathematical and Glass
icG course taught. Also French, German and
Spanish. Tho Innth Annual Session will open
SEPTEM BER 18th. For Catalogue giving
full particulars, address
J. S. BLACKBURN, Principal,
aug 12-2aWtf alexandria, Virginia.