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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-18
AUCTION SALES.
By O'Neal s. Lucas. Auctioneers.

MISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of ,
decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county
Va, rendered at the June term 1880, thereof il
| the chsnce1y cause of w, K. Emerson and wife
| ct als. VS.. Elvs M. Emerson ct ais, the sub
scriber, as commissioner Of sale, appointed BY
saa decree. will ex pose for sale st pu bic sucior
on SATURDAY. the ll.h day Of Septem Der
1880, at II m, ii font Of the Market builcng
on Eoysl street, III the city Of Alexsndris, Va
the X EAL ESrATE in the said decree men.
TONED, of which Garrison Emerson died seized
to wit:
No l. A LOT OF GROUND. with a TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING ROUSE, in
The Viils ge Of West End, in Fairfax county, Va
situated on tho Sc b side of Luke street ex,
tended, u short distance west Of the Stone
Bridge" and containing two roods and twenty.
five poles.
No. 2 A TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax
county, Va, south Of the above described lot
No l, and separated therafrom by the V. NJ
and A. s. +. railroads sd joining the lands of K.
=. Rotch1ord, Holland "nd others, and contain
i,g lGb scres of dry land, mere or less, 6g sores
OF meadow land, more or less. and about 10 acres
uarsh land.
Terms OF ssle-One FIFTH oftEe purchase moi ey
IN c,sh, and the residue in three eQua! payments,
at six, twelve snd eighteen months from the day
OF sale; the defer red payments to bear interest
from the dsv Of SALE and 10 be secured by the
no:es ot the purchasers, with good personal se-
curty, and tHe retention of the title until the last
payment is made, ALBFRF STUART,
aull cots Commissioner of Sale.
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Affairs In Louisa County.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
LOUISA, Aug. ID Monday was the August
term of Louisi County Court, and the Assem-.
blsge of people was larger than usual. The
cause Of this obvious augmentation 10 the con-
course of people being asclibable to the fact
that it had was previously announced that
Capt. Geo. D. Wise. the nominee Of the con-
servatves of this. the 81 congressional district.
and Rev. John 4. Massey, the readiuster,
would speak here. THIS, gentlemen did speak
and also Attorney General Field, who was not
expected here by the public generally, believe.
Capt. Wise fairly fsyed Mr.. Massey. 1t is
seldom that such complete triumph is ever
attained as was that of Geo. Wise over Massey.
Wise is one Of the most powerful speakers |
ever heard, aud is great favorite With the
Louisa reople. Ladies were present to hear
Cant. Wise, e,and rendered him exquisite boquets.
People hero have been much surprised at tho
course Capt John 8. Wise has pursued. Capt
Geo. D. Wise paid his resp'os to bis cousin
John when he made bis great speech court day.
A leap year party was given here last night
by the young ladies. 1t was given at the resi-
deuoe of Mrs. Martha Gordon. Among the
young ladies present we're the Misses Hancock,
Of Abemarle; Miss Mollie Rittenhouse. of AL
bemarle. aud Miss Susie L Gooch.
Miss Emma Baker. of Lynohburg, daugh.
ter of MIR. Edwin j. Baker, is here on visit.
Misses Sarah Mallory and Victoria Mallory
have been here on visit to Mr.. Porter's
Crops in the county are very 6ne. the sbuu-
dant rslos having been of great ,ne6t.
BILLY BowLEas.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIO SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

AS administrator de bons non with the will
annexed of Richard .. Shirley, deceased. will
offer for sale ct Gainesville, in Prince William
county, on SATURDAY, August 18th, 1880, at
II o'clock 9. NJ -
L. The HOUSE, at Gainesville, recently occu-
pied by Mrs Susan Shirley, deceased, with out
buildings and FIFTY AN d a HALF ACHES
OF LAND The land is in good state of cul.
tiVstion and mostly cleared the buildings are
in good order.
Z. A TKACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY.ONE ACRES OF LAND, sdjoin-
ing Gainesville on the right hand side of the
road leading from Gainesville to Brentsvile.
and on the left side Of the road fro M Gainesville
to Bucklsnd. This land has new and valuable
DWELLING HOUSE on it, with out buildings
and blacksmith shop. This is all very desir
able property, situated at Gainesville, thriving
village.
Terms of Sale: One fourth cssh; the residue
in three equal annual instslments the purchasers
giving bonds, with approved personal security,
hearing interest from the day of sale, and the
title to be retained until the last payment has
been made. e. T. LYNN. Admir-.
de bonis non W, W. 8. of K o. Shirley, decd.
Prince Willism CO., iyl9-tWtd
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By Green s. Wise, Auetioneers.

Dy Oreen % wise, AuCtl0neers.
pY VIRTU of decree of the Circuit Court
- for the county of Alexsndris, Va render
ed at its May term. 1880, in the chsncery cause
of Wsters, surviving, VS.. Kelly ct ais , the un.
dersigned, commissioners therein named, will
offer for sale by pubic auction, in front of the
entrance TO the Court room, on Fairfax street, in
the city of AleZsndrls, Va, on SATURDAY,
the 2S!h of August, 1880, at II o'clock M, the
following described property, to wit:
& LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVE
ments thereon in the county of Alexsndris,
Va. beginning on the west side of the Washing
ton and AiexandrIa Turnpike 184 feet 6 inches
north Of the first street north Of Montgomery
street; thence nortberIy with said turnpike u
feet, more or less, TO J. Witber's line (formerly
Csz,nove's;) y th"Lc, south with said lin II fest,
more or less thercc essterly BY straight lire
TO the beginning.
Terms of Sale Cash enough to nay costs OF
suit and sale, and the residue in three equal in
stalments al one two and three years, respec-
lively, with interest from the dpy Of sale; the
title to be retained unit the purchase money is
fully paid.
ALBERT STUART, | Comm'rs.
II. .. CLAUGHTON, ! of Sale.
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BY Green s. Wise, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

BY Green s. Wise. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Ross
LYN VIRGINIA Opposite g GORGE.
TOWN ID G, IMPROVE BY 4 D VEL.
LING HOUSE, STORE. STABLE SC.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Alexandris county, Virginia, rendered at the
May term, $780, thereof in the suit of Anna
Hills vs.. Hanna and Johnston, trustees, &C.,
the subscribers, as commissioners OF sale, sp-
pointed by said decree, will ufer for sale st pub.
Tic auction, en- the premises on WEDN rs
DAY. August 25th, 1850. at O'Clock p NJ,
LOTS nun oered one, two and three, IN SOU .re
numbered three in the town Of Ross yn, Vlr.
ginis, with the improvements, consisting OF
DWELLING HOUSE, store. stable and neces-
| ssrY outbuildic gs and q lot Of fruit trees.
Trims Of Sale prescribed by decree are:
81 ,265 60. with interest from December 70 1877,
| at per cent and S3S 40 taxed costs Of suit. in
| cash the residue in +, II and Is months after
said saLe, with approved personal security. II
terms of sale are not complied with within one
week from the day of sale, the property will be
resold at the risk snd cost Of the defsulting pur
chaser, afGer three days rotice ip the Evening
Star newspaper Of Washington, D. O. Convey
| sncing 1T purch .sers cost.
| ALBEIT STUART, co,s
| JAMES NJ JOHNSTON. ooW" 10
| Duucsnson Bro, Statesmen. iy24sGwts
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REMOVAL -MEssRs. STANsBURY & Bro.
msuut.c urers and dealers 10 stoves and tinwsre,
have REMOVED THEIR STOVE AND Work
SHOPS TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER KING AND
WASHINGTON STREETS. (in the MoBurney
Bullding,) where they will be pleased to see oil
their old customers and the public generally.
il2 tf
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By Groen u Wise, Auctioneers.

PI FIRTU ( of decree OF the Corporation
- Court fr the city of Alexsndria, Va rem.
dered at Its July tenn, 1880 in the cause of D.
;. Watkins and wife ct Ais VI. John T. Evans,
]f., the undersigned, comm lssioners therein
named will offer for sale by public auction, in
front of the entrance to the Court room, on Fair
tx sire t. in the city of Alexandria, Va, on
SATU RDAY, tn" 18th day OF August, 1880, at
II o'cl, OK m., the following property, to wit:
Sol House and Lot No 81 south Royal st.,
east SIDE
No2 House and Lot No IS south Royal ST.,
east side.
no 3: House and Lot Nc 45 south Royal st.,
west side
4: House and Lot No d. south Royal st
west side.
%: House and Lot No 40 south Royal st.,
west side
No 6: House and Lot No % south Royal st :,
east side adj .ining S. z. Bsggott on his north
ine-subj-ct t. any claim he may have for the
use of his wall.
NOT: House and Lot No south Royal st.
west side
Nos: House and Lot No south Royal ct :.
west side
No9: House ami Lot 30 SO south Columbus
st., west sids.
No 10: House and Lot No 35 south Columbus
ST., west sida.
Noll: Vacant Lot corner of Columbus and
WILKES sis.
No II: House snd Lot No 30 Prince street.
jubec5 TO a rent charge in fee of S5 per annum
No l3: Hous and Lot No l42 Wolf st., be.
tween Columbus and Alfred
~ "A: House and Lot No so King stree,
formerly occupied rs store by Jno L Evans,
decd.
No Is: The south House and Lot of the three
frame "eliings On toe court in the square bound
ed by Prince, Duke Columbus and Alfred sts
No lG: The middle House snd Lot on the
ABOVE named court
n o II: The north House and Lot Of the three
In tbs -bove named court
n o 49, The House and Lot on west side of
Columbus street, between Wolfe and Wilkes
streets.
No l9: House snd Lot adjoining above No IS
on the south,
No 20: A tract OF land centsing l62 ceres,
more or less in Fairfax county, Va, with the
improvements.
Terms Of sale: Cash enough to pay expenses
Of suit and sale, and ne residue Of the purchase
IN rneY on credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months; the b 1nds of the purchaser OF purchss-
er. TO 30 taken with good persGnsl security, f,r
the deferred payments with interest from day
of sale, and the title retained until al the pay
monts are made
S. FERGUSON BEACH Co,
CHARLES X. STUAHT oon,n GILL; 10
GEORGE WALKHE, 0Hie'
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HosTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BI1TERS
DEFENSIVE MEDICATION

Is precsution which should never be neglected
when danger is present. and therefore course
OF the Bitters at this season is particularly de-
srable, especially for the feeble and sickly. As
remedy for biliousness, dyspepsia, nervous.
ness and bowel complaints, there is nothing
comparable to this wholesome restorative.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener.
slly.
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pELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,

PELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
~ Alexandria Va
The tw,nty second annual session will begin
on the 18TH OF FSEPTEMBER, 1880, and close
18th June following. Teachers Of experience
and thoroughly qualified have been employed
Special attractions in the MUSIC DEPART
MENT. Terms much reduced. For Catalogue
or further information apply to
auvl2-1m q A PENIEK PrincinsI
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THE PRINCIPAL
HULLIN STITUTE.

II - - ~ = N
Geo P. Tsyloe, President of Trustees;
Cas:. l.. Cooke, SUPERINTENDENT;
~: Z. :. Childs, Associate Principal;
W;n d. PIes.snts, Latin and Natural Science +;
Wm Taylor Ihom, M. a, English and French;
..s l. Cooke, A NJ. Nj Mathematics;
Nj: Z. y Fowlkes, Ethics and History:
v. {. Richardson. Director Of Vocal and In
:.-rmca,s Music;
l. Pull, Piano and German Languages:
Ni:: julia POrcher, Psno and Singing;
= -, Caisthenics, Vocal Music and
Painting;
Mr., Hu:n. Psuli supt of Music Rooms;
Mrs l.. Y Turner, English Language;
Ms: 5 l. Cooke, Latin and French;
MIS- l.. {, exc German and Mathematics :
Miss =. 4. ky!rni, Preparatory School;
Nj. T. L. Cocse Hesd of Domestic Uett;
NJ C. L. CCcae Domestic Department.;
Mss l.aura w nita, M.tron
GAs: Il Cooke, Business A gent;
JaO ; Tompkins Resident Phys clan.
Young i.dies .re gr.dus,ed in (l) Single De-
;o~tmcats; (2) the Literary Course; ~ the
Scientific Course; az the Classical! Course: (5)
TIE LIlL I urse; lt) Music. Arrangements are
maj" :, sui, Lne waits o! oil, and the facilities
sie r1IH - any ever enjoyed in the South APP
py - III" superintendent for Circulars &C
7, {. IoteLourt Springs. Va. depot and tele-
g;soh il.a salem, A. ri & o.. K. T., Va,
Bo.etOart county, iy 26-twlm
RocHLANND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
- SANDY STRING Md.
This Institution will oe reopened Sent. 18th.
IA. course OF inttruction will be given, with
Lectures urOn History, Bellies Lettres and the
hs.ur.l sce ces.
Terms: S225 for the school year Languages.
Music Snd Drawing extra. For Circulars, Civ
!ac la! lutormsL'Ou address
HENRY G. .HALLOWELL, AM
ivi,-ao 3 ty3-n
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THE WHIsKEY RING-It Gen. Mod g
experience OF the whisky ring does not disgust
the American people with the republican party
and its methods, there is little sense of honor
left among them. The ring was organized for
the x press purpose of raising gigantic party
fund to maintain the supremacy Of the republi
can party with Grant as President. General
Grant WAS, in fact, the real head of the ring,
and the combination ramfed the whole o,uu.
try, its most vigorous and profitable segments
b.iug 10 st. Louis, Cincinnati aud other West
ern cities.
1t was impossible to create fund sufficiently
large to carry out the political schemes of the
administration, by levies upon the treasury. the
pockets of private individuals aud the salaries
of government employees and hence this stu.
pendous scheme OF fraud and plunder was de.
vised. The agents of the ring-the private
secretary and confidential friend of the Prssi-
dent, and government officials 10 the most re-
sponsible positlons-were allowed large pro-
portion of the pluuder and the residue was to
constitute the Grant political fuod.
The author of the exposure, Gen. Mcdonald.
| was himself one of those most deeply involved
| and one Of the direct representatives and
friends of the President in the whole business
He does not spare himself. but tells the whole
| truth and it cannot be called the shameless sen.
sation of shameless and confessed rascal,
because everything be has yet given to the
public is fully sustained by the oontemp porsry
events of the time.
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Alexandra Female Institute

NO. l6 SOUTH FAIRFAX ST.
The l0:h annual session of this institute will
commence THURSDAY, Sept l6 1850.
Instruction thorough in all branches. For
Circulars containing full particulars of t9rms
&c, apply TO
jy25-tSl6 Misses GREENE, Principals.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
~ North Fairfax street,
Alexsndris. Virginia,
Under the Direction of the

Alexandria, Virginia,
Under the Direction of the
| SISTERS OF HOLY CROSS.
VIII reopen MONDAY ceptem Der G.h. 1880.
The course Of study will be thorough and ex-
tenslve eu brsciag 6 all the branches OF solid and
| refined educstion.
Particular attention ispsid 10 vocal and inssru-
mental MUSIC
Plain SEWING and every variety of Fancy
Work, also the Rudiments Ct Vocal Mnsic and
Drawing, are taught without additional charge
Pupils of sll denominations received, and
while great attention is given to the religious in
ehce used on those of different b lief.
Terms moderate For further particulars sp-
ply to
suglG SISTER SUPERIOR
M OUNTV VERNON NSTITUTE
AVA az 2aCuth Washington st.,
Miss M 4, ROACH, Principsl
Scholastic duties resumed MONDAY, Septr.
18th. KlNDEkGAkTEN kXERUISES in
Junior Department. For terms, e,c apply to the
augl6-lm PRINClPAL, Box 3I9
ON SEPTEMBER 18th, 1880 l will open in
~ the heathfui, pictu:esque and beautiful
village Of Warrenton Va, FEMALE IN
STlTUTE The religious and social advantages
OF this vlllsge are unsurpassed in our country
Only five miles from the "FAuquier White Sui
Thur Springs" place which Northern and
Southern capital, added 10 the f:me Of the W.
Ter is restoring TO lis former celebrity. few luca
iions combine so much that is fsvOrab!e to o
school enterprise, Having had much expert .nce
in training youth, feel competent 10 take into
my 'smly. where they will be educated With
and ss my own children, number Of yourg
girls whose instruction will be conducted by
corps OF wall qualified teachers.
Terms: English, French and board for scho
lsstc vcsr $500; Music $50; Latin and German
each So CalisthenIcs So
For further particulars address
Mrs. Nj. B. BALL,
aug2-lm Warreu.on, Virgins.
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ssHHBHHEH Mai. A. IL. SMITH
In I'LL, superintendent,
r r. H Bethel Acsd'y ,P.O.
I'LL AhA,Hr Fsulnier county,
AsHE bHHRHA Virginia.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL

NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
Established 1899. Fits for col eye or bus
nos. IN" mex, session opens September
-, 1870. Catalogue sent on apple sion to
Il" Principal, l.. NJ. BLACkFOkD, MA,
> .iI''e'G,wt''! Alexandria, Va.
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KING STREET,

1
KING 81 STREET,
! ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
| Bv virtue of deed of trust from William N.
| mer to Francis j. Murphy and John NJ. Kest.
irg dated December Sd, 1859 and of record in
| the Clerks office of the Corporation Court oi
| the city of Alexandria, in liber U. No. 8, folio
234. and at the request of the parties secured
thereby. the undersigned surviving trustee, will
| on SATURDAY, the 4.h day of Septem Der,
1880 at 10 o'clock m, in front of the premises,
| oher tor sale at public auction the following
property, viz:
ALL HAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, in the
city of Alexandria, on the north side of King
and east side of Royal streets, and bounded as
follows: Beginning st the northeast interse c.ion
If said Streets and running thence east on Kin G
street to the west line Of Isasc Buckingham e
lot; thence north with said west line extended
to point 15 feet south of ths southern line of
the lot belonging to Mary Jones and her child
ren thence cast parallel with King street Is feet.
more or less, to point in the east line of the
asid Buekinghsm's lot extended thence north
with said east line extended l5 feet; thence west
parallel to King 10 Royal street; thence Iouth
on Royal street 20 the beginning.
This property is improved by the fine FOUR
ING, Nos. 73, Is and u King street, now oc Gu.
pied by Isaac Eichberg. esq.,, and being situated
in the centre of the business portion OF the city
and on its main thoroughfsre, is one of the best
business stands and most valuable properties in
the city. 1t now rents for ST., 750 per snnum.
Terms Of Sale: One tenth Of the purchase
money in cash. and the residue at six, twelve
and eighteen months from the dsy of sale; the
deferred payments to besr interest and to be Sc.
cured by the bonds of the purchaser. with per-
sons security, and retention OF the title until
the bonus are paid, and right TO resell at the
risk and expense Of the purchaser upon the fail
u,e to pay said bonds or any of them.
JOHN M. KEATING
Surviving Trustee.
Dated Alexandra, Va, August Sd, 1880.
For further particulars inquire OF George A.
Mushbsch, Attorney at Law, No. 5 north Fair
tax street.
The above sale is made with my entire appro-
bsLion. This property cost S2T U00. and is now
renting for S1,750 per snnum. q fraction under
per cent iaterest on $50. 0OO; is known TO be one
of the very baet locations in the city for any
kind OF bu:ine,s. when will always insure the
bsst of tenants. No safer Investment can be
made.
aue3-ts w. N. McVEIGH.
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A SCANDAL9Us SToRY.-The Denver. Col.
Tribune has 8 special dispatch from Messilla
New Mexico, to the effect that there is much e1-
element throughout the Messils valley over
the elopement of Father Toualt, a priest Of Las
Cruces, and brilliant and b ,autiful young
lady named Mis- Marguerite Garcia from the
convent of tn. sisters of Loretta, who recently
entered that institution, it is said. at tue socts~
ton of the priest, against the wishes of her
parents After continued scandalous proceed
ngs the couple Noped and were overtaken at q
small hamlet whence the priest appeared ca
deshsbille and was struck and would have been
killed by an uncle Of the girl had not officers Of
law nterfered. The priest and girl we're aaally
married
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CT. JOHNS ACADEMY.

The Oldest Boarding School in Virginia.
The forty second session Will begin OIL NON
DAY, September G.h 1880
Advantages: Thirty three years ex oareDce
Of principal; military scion"; object teaching;
fine library, apparatus and cabinets; new gym
nasium; y,ry healthful and accessible location;
Careful oversight of students; moderate terms
Though the &C ,om modations have Just been
doubled, go many applications have already been
received that the house may be filed before the
opening of tins session. and early application H.,
therefore. desirable. For catalogue, address
RlCPD, l. CAkNE A M, Principal.
su lin T. o. DrsWer21 AleYandri,, Va,
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Mis- MARY Il. JOHNSON will reopen
AVA her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and BOYS
on SEPIEM Der 16 b, ct her rssid nee 20.
Prince st., Alexandra Va aup1-t,lH
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ENOR RENT-HOUSE No. IS Cameron st.,
z between Fairfax and Lee. Apply to
sp 8-tf j. q. D. SMOOT.
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NO u q Lad les INSTITUTE
4 It,xE EnRIA

you've LAD!Es' Es'!NSTITUTE.
ALKNAEDR1A
The Third annual session of Miss MARY z,
D.AhL1 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
ll., So LITTLE GIRLS will begin SEP
TIMBER l5.h 1850.
The PTlnclps has had over fifteen years ex.
p.'',ca N teaching; taught four years at Bel
12:i Henl"ai7y snd WAS Vic, Principal there
1ih the LAltor part of ner stay. She has
!'4|a! so IN tho fam .ies Of prominent gentle
M"a II Nrgl.l. among thsm the late DR.
r hH. .iw a. o. >t'ulton. Since c)miDg to
A"SHhI7ir sha has been so su 3ces3fll and has
A@. T':u SO much encouragement (hsving re-
'''"t %" ans pupils through both annual ses.
=. ~. mt she has rented y house, where she
y ir-j'e in desirable and suitable location,
DINi slraeL between Royal and Pitt, two
.s)'s 'r"m the corner OF Royal. Ths rooms n
49, &C nj s:ory Will bs used for school room
A"' Terms for bosrd. including washing, fuel.
.|.:' sat tuition in Eng .ish branches, are $3.50
r. ;cA1!sstlc year, 90 months); the higher
3;.s sa branches, glth Msthemstic3 Latin,
''s@cA. Music Painting and Drawing. will be
;,Il: Terms for the scholastic yesr (lO mos
.A';y Department Sis; Junior $40; Senior
-. f*ym"nts 20 be made one third in advance
\. me Day OF entrance. one third on the Is III of
"-I'nos7 and one thrrd on the 18th Of March.
'';'oal Bishop r NJ Whitte, Uol. ( Mont
'S1e 5imor patcon) of Shscke!fIrds'. King and
gee! county Va; Rev Dr. d. r. Sprigg and
a'V Dr. Peterkin, of Richmond Rev. T. +.
A''t'n OF Kentucky. and her form Or patrons in
-: p;'2e She respectfully requests those who
"'y 1"c'ie to ps.ronize h,r to apply on the first
,' 9"9.=moer. jy2l-eo&iwt51
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
W STAUNToN Virginia.
gpsts ltS 3ls! session September Goth, 1880
;,@!ag ne first schools for young ladies in the
y-'el >;ntes. Clmste unsurpassed Surround
o''aA;u'. Pupils from seventeen Ststes.
~ sc Ia. LOWEST TERMS IN THE UNION.
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