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RICHMOND ACADEMY,

.NHAPEEWOOD i INSTITUTE, CON
I'VE CORDyILLE. PA, chartered by the Leeis.
latre OF pennfyvan ia. twenty one miles southwest
Central railroad admits both sexes. Thoroughly
fits boys for college, business for the study of any
of the profess ions. Gradutes young ladies, Gives
little boys thorough home care. au 23-d&w3m
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The .Webb-BoytOn Swimmlng.Match
Mystery. - 49,

Boston. September 6.-The mystery sur
rounding the swimmipg-match yesterday
between Captains Webb and Boyton Is not
in the least dispelled. nor does 1t now APP
pear that it will be cleared up very soon.
1t seems that witnesses have been found
who declare that at the time Webb should
have been in the water they saw q naked
man running along the beach towards the
upper. stake boat. wade into deep water,
and swim off to it; which, il true. explains
Webb's mysterious arrival at the boat with
out having passed Boyton in the water on
the home stretch. Boyton and Webb had
an Interview This afternoon, in which Webb
became heated, and declared he did not
leave the water until taken out in the stake
boat. He asserted positively that he would
leave for New York tonight, but that be.
fore going be would procure counsel. to
whom hereafter Boyton and all interested
must look. .a.. ,
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EDUCATION. Mas. NJ. c. RICE de.

TDUCATEDN.-MRs. NJ. G. RICE de-
~ signs ressming her scholastic duties on The lsT
sEPIEMBER at sos NORTH SECOND STREET.
between Clay and Leigh. She has had much expert
ence and has the highest written recomm endations
In regard 10 tuition and discipline by those who FIRE.
Qdente the school besides assisting In Ter public
aninattons Parents nnc others being present. the
pupils were questioned On whatever studies pur-
sued to the great enjoyment of parents and all prss-
emf Late Rev. jacob u. Mitchell d. d. pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church, LYnchburF, Va, aid
ed in the public examinations: and at the close of
one he said the pupils had acquitted them selves fine
~, rejecting great credit themselves and teacher,
making IL manifest that ihey had been thoroughly
taught and well drilled In the studies pursued. Rev.
j l.. Burrows, D. D.. pastor Of the First Baptist
church. Richmond, Va, then also aided in one Of
Ter examinations in the presence OF parents and
numerous Others, IN which parents. teacher. and
all present were greatly gratfcd 1T their attainment
by every pupil answering promptly and perfectly
any question proponnded.J she 'Ddeavors 10 pursue
the same course still. Thorough In AL taught def
milton Of words SC permanent, founded on deriya-
lions, BY which alone they abb. 10 fully comprc-
bend language. retaining definition acquired thus.
From rudments 10 high branches, inclusive, the
same. Parents win visirunf Judge for themselves.
Education is the best investment parents can make
for their chiidrcn-far more desirable than wealth.
which Is SO fleeing and easily squaDdertd by chill
dren and thoe into whose hands 1t may he entrust-
ed. Strict attention Ia morals and health. Terms
moderate. Discipline parental. Sc Silt
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Nominations ut FarmyiiIc for Senate
.-sf and House.. a.s - =

Especial telegram to the Dfspa'ch.]
. FARMviLLE, VA, September 6.-Prince
Edward has followed Cumberland, Buck
ingham, aud Charlotte by striking decisive
" for The good cause. The largest mass
convention ever held in this county to-day
selected sound Conservative candidate.
The Mozarters had brought up their forces
from every part OF the county, and them
selves proposed Il motion (Which was car
ried) binding every member OF the ConHen-
ton to support the nominee. Captain Me-
Kinney was first nominated, but declined,
on the ground OF his engagements to stump
the State. w. P.Dupuy Conservative and
r. s. Hines (Mozarter) were next noni-
mated, and Dupuy was chosen 'bya vote OF
nearly three to one. The nomination was
then made unanimous. ....., -
The Senatorial Convention for Prince
Edward, Amelia, and Cumberland unaDi-
mously nominated Colonel r.; A. Booker, a
s,raight-out De5t-payer, for State senator.
A love-feast between Conservatives and Mo-
zsrters followed, all parties Hedging them
selves to work for Booker and Dupuy., -
Mckinney, Berkeley, Judge Farrar, Fitz-
gerald, and j. z. Morton made stirring
speeches in favor Of unity and vigor In the
campaign. ,..t;t
The greatest good humor prevailed, and
all disorder in the party is ended here.
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ny Telegraph.

VIEW YORK. Sor,cmber 6.-Eoon.-Stocks strong;
Money on call, sac per cent. Exchanse-LonR,
4a0E: short, 4S3. State bonds dull Governments
Euening.-Money easy at sac per cent. Ex-
change dull at 4s0AtG4S1x Governments strong:
new 5,s, 1929; ~ per cents, 1o4H; per cents,
1O1h. States inactive. -. .s--,.....
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. September 6.-The weekly statement
of The associated banks shows the following ca naes
100: legal tenders decreased 41.1 sc, 400: depos.
fts decreased e2.Is1.S00: circulation increased
S429 500; reserve decreased &575.Sb9. i
The banks now hold 50, lsl 800 in excess OF le-
60 requirement.. --....- .....
:. BALTIMORE -
BALTIdoRE, September 6-Viretna 6's. deferred
54: consols, 5sx; new 10 4o'z. on; past-due cou'
pons, S11. Bid to-day.
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SsL1IaoRE, September Cat a meeting
cGne Society OF the Army and Navy OF the
sSelederate States in Maryland, tonight. a
,s y, OF 100 persons fertae city of Bal
~ aIaore and a committee for each County In
~ %e State were appointed 10 collect fnnds
W. ~. Tue relief Of the children Of the late
TInefal j. B. Hood. AT the meeting to-
s Ak, Q subscription was started and lib
elat response made. - So 1st =. .t:aas
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California Elections.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 60 Il. M
The latest returns from the city iudicate!the
Workingmen gaining, and it is possible that
they may eject their supervisors and school
directors. The count will probably be COM
pleted this afternoon, until which time no
thing definite can be stated regarding the
city. .- .-t.. .le...,
Returns from the interior confirm pre-
yious adyces. '- y. - ,.' 49,
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The Recent STORM I'm y.ouIxtana.

NEW ORLEANS. September 6.-AdYices
from the parishes show that, almost every
sugar plantation in the State has suffered
more or less by damage TO or destruction Of
! buildings by Mondays storm. The caae
crop Is not believed, as general thing; to
be seriously injured, but the cotton planta-
aoas In the track of the storm are reported
az damaged from ten to fifty per CENT
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Two Noble Sons of the SOuehwest tn
tho Field.

Especial telegram 10 the DiSpaich.l s..., ..:
SALEM, September G.-The Conservative
Senatorial Convention for the counties OF
Montgomery, Roanoke, and Craig met here
to-day. The utmost harmony prevailed
Hon. Archer A. PhIegar was unanimously
nominated for reelection.
hon. Henry A. Edmondson has consent
ed 70 become candidate for the House for
the counties OF Roanoke and Craig. This
ipsures the success Of the Conservative
ticket in this election district , 3. $685.,
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A. ny I'eiexraph.
NEW YORK.

..,,..,,-. .., -, NEW YORK. i....
NEW York. seutember, 6.-Cotton strong sales
39l bales: alplands, 12sc.; Orleans. 12ac. ElouI
changed bee M
with the advance lost: ungradei winter red. Sl0l@
Sl.I0; No. winter red. S1.0S@Sl 90: NO.
Wine Winner, sIosSsi Corn better and mod.
erately active; ungraded, 46oa47c.; steamer
m n Hons about % r. steady with fair inquiry
Coffee us. and steady k9 Garages
aud very strong; refined firm, with ;fair IN
quiry. Molasses steady, and unclaimed. Rice quiel
Ard Urn a!,ov ;,sady a, Ssssc R9 s1 du1s
and aciye, With prices fayoring sellers; Pork Out
and weak without decided change: 'middles steady
aud unchauged Lard shade nrn,er With far IN;
firm. Whiskey nominal at $l.06 asked, Freight:
quiet. "'. -, :. :. = '.' -
unchanged. Southern wheat steady and active:
western steady at close: southern red. 81 06@
Wesern winter red; spot ana
sfRS5ss@s?N pss
western frrn southern white &c.: yclow--ne
offerings. Oats higher; southern, s3@34c. Pro
ca is ii tx new, ilSG154c Whisky
dull at $I.O7@*l OK. Freiphts lower for grain
Sugar higher; " A." SOFT s4@e&c. ''.' go.
-. 49,, CINCINNATI. -.
:. CINCINNATI. September 6..Flonr quiet and un
changed Wheat strong al 90@o5c., Corn quie
at 37@374c. Oats in fair denlaId and higher at rs
@2sc. Pork frm al $3.50. Lard in fair demand
sh nn ssss clear ribs, So clear sides IS
Bacon firm; shoulders, &C.; clear ribs, 57se cleal
a. SCOTS 20; lishs, IS ss@ss:so packing ss.4(
@S3, 60 !; butchers, $3.80@$3.75. .., = ~
.:,,,... LOUISVILLE. -:
, LOUISVILLE. September 6.-Flour quiet and un
changed. Wheat In fair demand; red and amber
s que T Snt s't sSe mSed Sikc nemaaI
Lard frmer; choice leaf, rerse; 7ac;; Reg, sa@
exc sk rnsF; shoulders sbs 49, esa
and . shade higher: shoulders, SIC: clear ribs
Ssc clear sidss 49,, 5SSts. n Hams-sugarcurcd
T. - -. - ST. LOUIS. --!s
= ar. LOUIS, September 6.-Flour unchanged
ss sssa eSss Se sosens sss
s apss oosp s aas ~ ssss Sc
D fSce sik@siNc. oc,obar. :soK@soSc.' 10
vefnber 29Se: All the year. Oats higher !: 22S@23c
si..o5. fSrE higher At 1915 Lard Nominal. Bulk
S ee clear ros and clear sides. CON- IN
shoulders &3.s0@&3 s7A: clear RIBS, 5000
1926; clear sides, $5.60@s5 .62K. e:e.1
: T.. :. ~, CHICAGO. - -:
CHICAGO. September 6.-Fleur steady and un
changed. Wilt ut active, frmfr; and higher; No.
Chicago spring, 94c. cash: NJ. Q Chicago spring
SIC. cash, a7@s7Sc. &c cher, s7ic. Noyember
Corn strong and higher; $3.50. cash, 34kc. October
32A@32Ac. all the year: rejected. 33c. Oats IL
good demand alri slla' e higher: 23c. cash. 22Ac
September. 23Sc. October, 234c. November: re-
jecled, &c.: Pork active, firm. snd higher; se.3i
sasb. S8.27f@$6.40 October. S7.75 all tho year
SO asked January. Lard in fair demand and lower
S5.7o@SS5 .72s cash. 1915 Oe,ober, 5.32@S5. 321
all the year; S5.4n@ .42k January. Bulk. meat
active. firm, and higher; shoulders, 1885; elea
ribs, $500; clear sides, IS. Whiskey steady ant
unchanged. 81 ~. go.
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THE RECORD IN MEMPHIS.

THE RECORD IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, September Give new cases
are reported this morning. There have been
FIVE deaths since last night. Among the
number is Daniel A. Fawlkes. W. A. Der.
lin is in Il critical condition. The weather
is clear and warm.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, September 6.-Seventeen cases
in aIl-9 white and coored-were reported
to-day. Four additional deaths occurred.
The total number OF new cases reported for
the week is l72-white, 9S; colored, IA
Total deaths from fever for the week, 76-
whites, 43; colored, 80. Total cases to date,
zoos; total deaths 70 date, Pts. z.
The Odd-Fellows' special Relief Commit
tee OF Memphis make an urgent appeal to
the brotherhood at large for material aid.
Contributions are requested to be sent tc
"Marcus Jones, Grand Patriarch OF thu
State and President Of the Relief Commit
tee, T. o. 0. F., Memphis, TenH.",.~ -
THREE NEW CASES AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 8.-Three case:
of yeiow-fever were reported TO the Board
of Health to. day. Henry. Waag, twenty
years Of age, native or France, died at the
Charity Hospital Of yeliow-ferer this morn
Ing. ...; -......
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MFRS. Us. H0WARD'S SCHOOL WILL
1Nl OPEN.ONn AfOSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
For particulars o1py nj her residence, No. BIZ
south Fourth street (GaubIe's Hill. sc 1887
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rrtted: stares BOARD of Trade.

New YORK, Septealber THE regular
quarterly meeting OF The, United States
Board OF Trade will be held at the st. Mich
olas Hotel Wednesday and Thursday next.
Hon. Nathan appleton, OF Boston, the
president OK the Board, will deliver the
opening address, W ednesday evening. Mr..
Appleton viii present the subject OF the
inter-oceanic canal across Panama, as re-,
commended by the recent Congress. s'
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NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-INS URA NOE CO NPANT.
December 81, 1864, on the life Of ABRAHAM
LEVY Jagged 81 OF Levy Brothers,
Richmond, Va.
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EnlUIlpCArt0NAE. -
=
CCHOOL OF MODERN LANG UAtiEs

g PRor EasoR L. n. HAssELEFE. through 9 Tong
experience acquired during several years IN Rsssp,
and in Miss Batdwins school. SIsunton. Va, Is en-
couraged bY ssverni citizens OF Richmond TO open
regnlar SCHOOL DE MODERN LANGUAGES IN
orr city, as all agree the necessity of such schools
where Inc youth or both sexBs Through m easy aud
sbracdcal method. viii be enabled 70 acquire lar
guagps on very moderate terms From ths nrst les
sou ihe pupil begins 10 talk, and gradually attains
perfection, he excellence OF his method Is 'est
fIedFto by tue beat authority both OF Europe and
this country: His pupils have been enabled 20 sc
cure professorsips Of languages in several schools.
others have Travelled abroad without difficulty, and
Two Misses Mildred Watkins OF yitsia!a, and Jeil-
viii, fnII h,rra d, plolpxs ut the University OF Vir
ednia. several teachers OF Mss ,Baldwin's school
have graduated under bis tniIton. ~
EvENTEE GLASSES will be opened for The ben
cat OF Young men who dssiIe to become familiar
with Gerna an and French. q - s.,
special attention win be given 70 business core
(cr,nn j 3
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Fire Record.
VARIETY; THEATRE BURNED,

CHICAGO, September ca fire occurred
last night in the Variety Theatre at ,Chey-
ennc. and as the building adJoins the; Vest
ern Union Office, the latter was rendered
dangerous and untenable by the falling
walls OF the theatre. Communication With
San Francisco is thereby interrupted, ana
until new arrangements are made California
election news will be delayed. -
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SATURDAYS TBLE !, j y IS.
ro THE DESPATCH FROM A1.E
PArsrs OF THE WORID.

FIRE IN CHEYENNe-ACClDENT FROM
FALL NC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOM
mat ION IN MoNTGoMERY-THE YELLOW
SEQ CRGE; TOTAL NUKBER OF CASES TO
DA TIE 1905, AND TOTAL DEATHsTo DATE
s7o; THREE NEW CASES AND ONE FEVER
/ Death IN NEW, oRLEASs-CoLLEGTiSG:
FUNDS FOR THE HOOD CHILDREN. IN
.NARyLANr-THE MYSTERY SURROUND
ING THE wkBB-BoYToE SWIMMING
MATCH TURF SPORTS Mt PROSPECT
PARK AND MIyNEApoLfs-PAYM OF
MEXICAN CLAIMS-TfiE CALIFORNIA
ELECTloSs- INDICTMENT OF DURFEE,
= TIE FAIL-RIvER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TROUBLES, AGAIN; THE BRITISH EMBAS-
syt=AT cABUL ATTACHED BY AFGHAN
soLDIERY: THE AMGER PowERLESs To
CHECK THE, MUB-6REAT FIRE IN RUS.
sIA-TIIE STORM Mt ST. PETERSBURG, &c
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MISS MARIA BLAIR WILL RE OPEN
Vl HER school SEPTEMBER 22D. Apply
al 6 9 caSt Leigh street. = sc 3-2W
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Rtr,b of ,le Repubi,can Party.

BosToS, September 6.-The. State Central
Committee OF the Republican party have
issued call for mass-meeting at Mechan-
les Hall, in Worcester, on the, evening Of
September 18th. to celebrate the twenty fifth
anniversary OF the birth Of the Republican
nnrfE
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80, IL; -. - STANTON, VA, 9Th June. 1879.
Professor L. N bass ELEFF has been profession
aly engaged IN some Of the best schools In this c'ty
Tor three years. His ability as teacher stands pre-
eminent. I have known him we'll since his stay
among and chetrfuily bear testimony TO me gen.
tlelnanly bearing and strict iWeprity that IT all
times characterized and won for him The love and
respect of all. ~. ~, '.i'' .. - >. ~
As a citizen we are 10th TO part win MIN: -,
..E7.-S'. v . = ,:.fTWILLIAM L. BALTHIst
=; g.. r.-.tI Mayor of StauIion.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
GROCERIES,. &c.
ZINE GROCERIES.

ZINE GROCERIES,.
We respectfully announce to the public that we
have opened store, No. 6l2 EAST MARSHALL
STREET, aud are prepared tn supply customers
with FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,.
We keep constantly Oh hand Il full stock Ok
FINE FAMILY GROt 'EilES.
WINES. LIQUORS. TEAS,
FINE HAMS, SUGARS,
FLOUR. COFFEE, SPICES.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, Sc. &c,
of fire quality, and a. prices which Will =npr:ul:ee
satisfaction DASEDRTH L CO..
sc 2 wv GIG east Marshall street..
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE OF THE IAYoE.l
RICHMOND, VA, September i. 1879.
lEAJOR JOHN POE, JR.,

OFFICE OF THE IAYoE.l
RICHMOND, VA, September i. 1879.
MAJOR JOHN POE, JR..
WI CHIEF OF POLICE:
In accordance with the prOyis ons Of The City orr
diuances | make tie following regulations a. 10
hacks, Se.. At ra'lroiSi depots: ..,,
haf an hour before The arrival OF passenger Trans:
second Thc'spacc Of forty fret Is 10 br s'i on DY
the pIlcr officers, next to the depot, for the cxcio
sjyc use OF hotel omntbusts and no other klni VI
vehicle he allowed 10 occupy IL.
This advantage "a given hotel onlnihu,es as due
and proDpr To strangers visiting the CITY, "to gene
rally 20 TO hotels but the privilege Is btsei @" he
condition that the omn5uscs VII be us'd a'one i'E
rhc TRANSFORMATION OF guests TO their resac I've no.
icIs IY any hotel omnibus soLcits or carries pS-
senyers elsewhere than TO thelr respective houses
The order rs to Drcfrred space viii b. ~ once re-
Yokcd and all vehicles placed OH The same io"'iaS
as to chance for place.
". {. HARRINGTON, Mayor.
OFFICE OF THE MAY0H,l
RICHMOND, VA September ). 1879.
Major John Poe. Jr., chief 6f police:
You Will regard my order Of first instan. ~ 10
Hxcks, &c. 50 far changed rs 10 eDiaren Tie pace
set aside pext 20 depo.s for hotel omGibusrs from
GeDOt or landing place Is reserved To the transfer
omnibus for through pass myers between TIE res.
apcakc ana ONO and the Richmond and Petersburg
Gepots. .... a, .-...-, - a.. s,,.
OF the roads that IL IL material 10 the comfort ana
convenience OF their travelling patrons.
Resccctfu'ly.
The officer: of police viii carry out The above
order from this date. JOHN POE, JR.,
Chief OF ro:cr.
SEPTEMBER 3, 1879. So 80;
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STAUNToS, VA, June II, 1879.
II pfyes me pleasure 10 testify to PiofessoriHAs
sELEFF,S comnetoney.- fidelity. and uneXcepiona-
bly, gen4lemaniy department durinc The three years
he has been associated with teacher Of Modern
Languages In The Augusta Female Seminary. Most
CORDIALLY do commend him to any TO whom this
testimonial may te. presented. -.
j., Sc 3,4.SSI1 MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal.
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GCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
~ 80. PROFESSOR l.. N. HASSELEFF,
native OF ST. Petersburg. Russia.
=s.3' OPEN OCTOBER lST.
Youths and small children of both sexes taught.
Classes entirely separate. Evening classes for
young men In German and French. Languages
practically taught Seud for circulars 10 20l cast
Franklin street. sc Dim
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

~ Il
RICHMOND, Sep: emper 6;ls79.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY:
-WHEAr-White l64 bushels. Red, 2,976 bush
els.
CORN White. i .65 Bushels
OATs-364 bushels" g.
RYE.-24 bushels. y, Il = ..' '. =.
, MEAL.-I00 bushels. 'i.,. ..sr" .-a. .- a.,
(. :: SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY. =.
WHEAT White, JAG bushels Ct $1;lo Red; ~
bushels very good Lancaster at 's1lD: 90 bushes
good Lancaster at $1.nS: 43G bushels prime Ian.
easier on private terms: 100 bushels Lancaster a.
$I.u9:16 bushels very good Lancaster at Fl.lZ
40 bushels mixed on private terms 10 bushels very
good mixed at S1.1U; 30 bushels good mixed ~
&lIOS;. 90 bushels very good Fultz on private
terms; $50 bushels good Fullz at 81 .O5: bushels
conn ON Fultz ut 90c.: 1872 bushels Fu|lz on pr,
yatc terms "A bushels very good FultZ ut fl.u3
is bushels good Fuz al. s1.o2;; 81 bushels fab
Fultz at 81: 1876 bushels good Fullz on private
terms ;54s bushels very good Fullz ut $l.04-lotal
2,i90 bushels. = ... . rg.......
Conn White. l, 100 bushels very good at &C.,;
$50 bushels good al 55c.-total, l $50 bushels
OATS.-50 bushels very good winter NJ 43c; &c
bushels very geod spring al 35c.-!otal, lis bushels
RYE.-24 bushels choice II 75c. .
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STANTON FEMALE SEMINARY.

STANTON FEMALE Seminary
.,.- STAUNToN, VA, June 4, 1879. !
1t gives me unaffected pleasure TO say that Profess
of German in my school with The most gratifying
success. lie possesses. in a high de2ree, the Le,e-
ments of Il successful teacher. His pupils are de-
Voted TO him growing out of his competency, Gevo-
ton to his work. and high-toned gentemanly de-
melnor.
can most cordially recommend him to any instl-
tutIon in want OF German professor.
.u..o- - :" j. l.. MILLER. =
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FLOUR.
FLOUR FLOUR |!
FAMILY FLOUR,
ID BELMONT FAMILY FLOUR.
BELMONT xxx EXTRA FLOUR.

wcarc In constant receipt Of the ahoye CHOICE
BRANDS DF FLOUR, which can lac had OF any
prom! uent grocer or commission merchant. Every
barre! warranted 10 please.
90 -e0dIE T.. X. :. NDR THAN - lo'