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Female Seminary,
Staunton, Virgin.

TINS School from its origin, took grounds
against all extravaganza, and has for the ten
years OF its existence, successfully maintained
its position.
1t is located beyond the region of tornadoes,
malaria. epidemics and extremes of tempera-
ture Advantages of all kinds first-class.
Terms $40 per 40 weeks. Send for Catalogue
to the Principal, REV. j. l. MILLER.
iulyI4 S0-Im
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.
Bedford Co. Virginia.

ON VA. & TENN. R. R., Is miles west OF
~ Lynchburg. Young men and boys pre-
pared for University or for business Beauti
full and healthy location. Able corps .
teachers; thorough instruction. Liberal pro
vision for the accommodation and comfort of
students. For Catalogues containing infor-
nation address w. r. ABBOT,
Principal, Bellevue P. o.. Va.
Inlr 14-2m
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CHICKASAW FEMALE COLLEGE
PONTOTOC, MISS,

ON IUIOOI NIOko'
VYHE NEXT (29TH) ANNUAL SESSION OF
/ THIS INSTITUTION opens September 20
1880 Full corps of teachers. Special or gen
eral course of study. Thorough instruction
Solid scholarship Location unsurpassed 70
health, study and economy. Well selected
library, cabinet and apparatus. Last session
the most prosperous since the war. Send for
catalogue. W. v. FRI EBSON,
July IA, 1SS0-2m. President.
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Huntsville Female College,

HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
nHE FALL SESSION OF THIS OLD AND
i favorably known Institution will begin
Wednesday, the LIST day Of Sept, 1850.
800 90 will pay for Board, Washing,
Fuel, Tuition and Calisthenics, for IRE months.
Other charges moderate.
The highest advantages afforded in Health,
Intellect Art Science and Morals.
For circular, particulars etc, apply to
REV. A. B. JONES' A. NJ, Pres't,
july2l, S0-lm. Huntsville, Ala.
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I University of Tennessee.
u Knoxville. Tennessee.

FULL Courses in SCIENCE and in ARTS. Spec
ial Courses in AGRICULTURE, MECHANICS, En-
GINEERING, APPLIED CHEMISTRY, COMMERCIAL
BUSINESS, and NORMAL COURSE for Teachers.
Military Drill.
Expenses, including Tuition. S27, 80 for half
year, in advance. Board $500 to $1,000 a
month. State and Normal Students exempt
from tuition. Reduced or free transportation
on application.
Session opens September2 Address,
REV. THOS. W. HUMES, PRESIDENT.
july y, S0-4w.
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NEAT. MARKET.

YIN ALBRIGHT WISHES TO INFORM
w the public that his market is open for the
vale Of all kinds OF FRESH MEAT and SAU-
SAGES, at his old stand in the Stone building,
and new ones His market is open all day.
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I'M aShYiIIe COLLEGE fOr YOUNG Ladies.

~ Nashville. Tenn. REv. G. w. r.
PRICE, D-D.[Iate Ala, Pres. Highest alpan.
tages sapseaaay u MIsie, Art French and
LtteratAre keter 70 BISHOP McTyeire, Pres
Board Of Trustees Yanderbih Univ. Send far
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TGUSTA FFMALE SEMINARY,
StauntOn, VI

PISS MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.
lis INSTITUTION CONTINUES TO IN
crease in prosperity from year to year. 1t
RS superior advantages "a location la its
.ldings and grounds. In its general APP
ailments and sanitary arrangements. Its
corps of superior and experienced teach
Its unsurpassed advantages in Music,
fern Languages, EIocution, Fine Arts,
ksieal Culture and instruction in the Theo
&nd Practice of Cooking. The successful
PITS made to secure health comfort and
piness. Its opposition to extravaganza.
standard of solid scholarship For full
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.ues
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A Enlarged buildings, Gas Prosperous, Six
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, 1880-03-31

THERE Is pcntling In tho Philadelphia
Courts TN interesting will caso In which appear
on the ntlc sttlc tho heirs of William M. King.
n Medical Inspector in tho United st1ttcs Nnyy,
recently deceased, and on tho other, his wife,
inch Offering whnt nprcars to bo q gcn,ainc will.
Tho lawyers hive itoukod Into tho caso very
ltbcrally, an.l, rs tho whole property amotlnts to
lcss thnn $10o0o0, thoro Is every probability TINT
they will cut II up In very short space of time,
Tho King case, however, Is not Nil exceptional
ono. Contests at Wills hnye grown to bo OF cons
stunt occurrence, and, hotwcuu tho lnwyers, re.
cclyors, md Masters, thero Is soor nothing fnft
to b1 fought for. In tho current number Of
Puck there is d cartoon which tells tho wrotched
story Mt gtancc. Thoro is tho tessator on fa
dcath-bcd surrounded By tho lno,lrncrs. tho
reading Of tho will which is tho commencement
url0stEILtes, tho hoirs taRKfnH ut tic ,nonoy-bag
Until they rpnd it Asunttcr, md tho lnwycr5
sconplnK in the gold as 1t rnlls nut: tho unhappy
teHatccs shiycrlng round tho iiroplace; tho hap-
ny lnwyer stumbling euntentcd In tho midst Of tho
property; aud tho teAtator's grnvo unmarked
even by II hcndstuno. The best advice to a n,an
nllout to mike will Is, "nont." E!thor lcnyo
tho property to hc settled nild Divided by Inv or
glvo It awAy IN your lifetime. There Is no other
way OF snylng 1t.
, 1880-03-31

Mr.. Dlaino Is undoubtedly Mt the present
moment, ns he was In 1871, tho llrnt choice OF q
largo tlorlty OF tho ItppnblloanA nf Minnesota.
ST. It!sa Ii0neer~lfcss Nsep..
It will be month or six weeks yet to
ascertain whether thoro Is n feeling In tho Wost
sufficiently strung to jeopnrdizc Republican sao-
il thorn d, 10 may DO soiel upon, as tao prSpcr
t1nG, to Withdraw hA na1lio, US no did In N1a.-
Isoes lsla'ld U'lsnn t!sep.>.
Senator l)on Cameron Is rcpertett rs saying
that, utter ruadl!ng and ro.ioctlng upon tho exo-
tlls lcstlon, ho hlls como TO tho conclusion that
tho transfer Of ut loast half million colorcd
et4tes would bo hnnoi!GiAl 70 NJ cnnccrtei.-
Hinhtnuon dispatch to Philadelphia ftrss.
The Republicans Of Kentucky and Mis-
souri, continue to evinco great -earncstness In
tho matter Of debating the Republican nonnina-
sSs1 70 S apss e. T
and it possible keep the DoEaQoratio majority III
sNch state below aA -IndtanaposEs journal
The blunder Of tho firant managers Is In
supposIus shat tho ktady feelings which tho
people generally Qutestain for tho o0aqueeor OF
the Rebellion blIhu them ontlruly 70 bis faults
y au Expuuttyo. md to the d4.,Ksr Of departing
from . precedent set by Washlaxton md hon'
eaent wa. not wite ono, y would haye been
dlshonofoH 81 long before r. tna.: l,,. ~ ra5ty has
ssE 70 an 10 txsa ae ao4a O. %
Atso! lAlaas.) Transcript.
II IL II moral certainty that Grant will not
bo candtuato naforp tho ChIcaSo Convention.
The political conditions do not exist undor
which It would bu morally possible for him to bo
u eandl,lute; tho conditions which do exist n,aku
date li0 Will not bu u caudhlutu hooausu hu
tatltnot be. 1t IL insult tu hls common setl4y
to suppose thlt no would stoop to the tiuxr1ta-
tim I,f hin nnt nlns,. auti 1aF rft
, 1880-03-31
soil us readily ns n watch, ami with llstlo
moro expense for tralsfcr.' Tho Spectator
sums llp the choice ns follows:

Wy tSlC ElVlIN ny lNANnSs
It il for tho rn,fntry to choosn between these
progt1!tnH md thche policies, hutWerr rr.srrrt.
y as1d hs,nnr md unrest without dignity. ls-
improvements of i h"sf n century, t,avc ,na'o
,no, Y tho .erd !s4,k wttH atln!rnton md ohyy,
Hnt Tho ttnsliy Oriental who nfrtrA IT tntnt!cty.
str,ycd III reputation & 2or fair-iciIns: ,nacif-
Il 5 a II ss e Ss eS sWse e ss rssH y
whIci, otcrs It tic nltinnce Of Frnncc, tho .rcG.
tton Of nh rising iiatlonatirs, md the rentito of
i, her tlrst hnttlo, viii need mi English lonu..-
IL III i oStns So tso es a Gyrr
trnntrnrtAtton Of our protected anu hunlbc ally,
fakoob Khau.
At this distance from tho struggle It IS tlit-
acult to see what there Ia In The Liberal pro-
grnin TINT involves European war, or
wherein 1t Is Inconsistent with the 1,caco alld
general prosperity Of England. Every Ol,o
Of its issues IS III tic nature OF reform. bot',
In tho domestic aid foreign policy, wl,ilo tho
Tory party offers nothing that Indicates my
divergence from It's past policy. which llss
kept England cngnged In foreign wars alnl
bred discomfort ut home. Th0re IL not
plank In tho Libcrnl platform tfat does not
catl for reform, a1,d reform always tends to
make d people happy ar1 contcntcd. Relief
from injustice and oppression never
There is nothing which would sooli-
or pncify tho Irish, for Instance, or
sooner secure their willing support Of the
Government, than reform In tlle land laws;
atisl cQunlly there IS nothing which will as
certainly keep up the general discomfort ntll
provoke. tho renewal Of tho present struggle
, 1880-03-31
THE latest assertion by Secretary Sherman

IIIE lQtcSt assertion Uy secretary SHERMAN
concerning tho imaginary assault upon Ills
virtue by the ctlitor Of T1lD Tribune, md
the latter's threat to "ruin " him II lie did
not refuse to execute tho Resumption law, Is
titus reported from Washington:
lseadinx along litt!e further, the Secretary
rs ossSo os s k's% NV he S nv
u nu!lify tho Resumption net; nnd, had ho
w1shed TO accomplish that, 10 would hive gono
did 30 70 tho Presldcnt,' exc lnlmed the socro-
tary; " ho tried to iniltonco tho President, na
%s sns e ssa s a he @ ads
surprise repeated tho conversation To mo-"
III this statement 3Ir. Sherman perhaps
Identifies tho time Ut tic interview, md per
laps furnishes the means OF proving tho
treachery Of Ills own memory on the subject.
We hive already stated TINT tic only Inter-
view Sfr, Mcli[1 Ind with Afr. Sherman was
n brlof one, at1d, MS remembered, u ratl1cr
cold mud forn,nl one, about the time Of tie
passage, or shortly before tho veto, Of tic
Silver bIll,-towarts the close Of February,
1879.
was much uncertainty rs to whether the
President would approve or veto 1t. There
werp numerous callers on tho President from
New 10fk anu otller Eastern cries, urging
the President to- veto tho bill. Whilo
the bill was in the hands of tho
President, ho kindly appointed an
evening Of his private Office, to which
he inyltcd.the editor Ut TIE TRIBUNE, to hear
what tho latter Ind to sny why tho bill should
not bo vetoed. At that Interview, Mr. Mctllll
presented Ills Views orally, nIm also rcasl a
summary OF his "points" In favor OF re-
nonetiztng silver. At the conclusion OF tho
conversation, ut tho Presidents request this
paper WINS LETT with l'iW; md If 1t has not
beell destroyed, It can be produced, and will
, 1880-03-31

Il LIST Of Congressional districts In which
Republican ConHrcssn,cn were elected By plttral-
tiles nlonu has beon compiled by tho Now York
San, with tho evident purpose Of showing TINT
tho ltcpublicuu purity would lose abo.t forty
scats by tho combination Of all tho elements
opposed to It, md that such a combination is
possible Tho assumption on which tho cateula-
tfon Is bnsod H. however, n grent part orroncous.
The Grcenbnckors In many Instances pEofor tho
Republican purity to tho Democratic, and will to
n great extont vote tho ticket tho Republicans
may present this fall as nEntnst tho Desnoorntlo
ticket. Tho Groenbaok party has boon llsfn-
tcgratctl during tho lust two ycars; and all that
IS needed to bring tho Grocnbackors buck to tho
Republican fold. In n,any statca, s Wfso and con-
clllntory action on tho rnrt OF tllo Republican
conyentlons, county, BtA46, and NntlonaL
, 1880-03-31
TIE DEMOCRACY.


Special DApateh to ne Chicago Tribune.
SYRACUSE, N. X, Mnrch N.-Tho fight betHeeu
John Kelloy and Tillen hns for tho past two
days been TRANSFORMED to Syracuso. Doth. the
Ta1nmRny 1egdor arl tho friends OF tho dago Of
Ornmercy Pnrk have cl,saged IN tlerpe str.i9-
gl0 tor tho control Of tho hotels and opcrns
houses of this city. Tho Tilien State Committee
called tho State Convention to selcoe delegates
to Cincinnati to meet in Eyrncuse April 20. Tho
Tllionttes secured Wletlng's Oporn'ftQuso
and tho Gtubo and Vanderbilt IfotolB, tic pro-
prletoEs Of which have stipulated TINT thay
shhll ha under full control OF the
TIlden stato Committee. IT vii! bo
useless thorofore for any Kolly men to aprl5 for
!dKtnBa. Tho Kully mon, however. weeo not to
be o,atdonc, md to-day they secured tho now
Grand Opora.IIouso, 1ni tho Remington, Com
gress, Empire, and Temperance Hotols. It y
expected that tho Kelly State Convention will
now 10 called to mech in this city On the aarno
day TINT tho ridden Btaea Convention meets.
Tho feeling among tho Dotpocrnts In this scqtton
IL friendly to Kolly. anu grqat satisfaction u
expressed at tho failure OF tho Tdon stato
CommIttco to enut tho doors Of ono 6yrauuso
hotel asainst Kelly and bis tslonds. rs
1NHAnMONy.
8psetas pApateA to TIA GAtcaoo Istetss&
NEW Yonk, bIArch a.-Tho Democrats hnyt
about glvpn up all hope 0f hnrMony. Evory-
thlnH do,,o shows only . Widen!tx Of tho bseach.
and hppAtGntlY thero Ii anything oAt uealtF tD4
peacs. Tho Tllduntes su0ceedrd tolurubly wol4
In their schc&nu To rst suoara all tho hntel 'lc'
Communications, and then an11i,unoo tho placc fur
th0ir Htato Conventions, thus prDyontiuE the
Kol1y Convention from meeting there on tho
same dny, Thcr0 w1ls 0l.o sh1rp hotol- keeper ID
HyrAol.so, hpwoyer who rtAd tho papers,
and WAS not to 10 bought up In ai,yunos
by. one party. 10 tho Kelly wing have
ono hotel lett thom, and they Can
hlvo ths sAne hall ulRda famous w
thoIn last your ns tho ecett0 Of tho Tnsnlnauy
lMlt. Tho action Of tho EcxutafH Niyca tho TaIn.
lnlny orxAtiA u chanoe tu kiuk and pound. which
thay arc not slow to improve, aIaI Is generally
FuRultCl III = moro 0pcn cunfeHAlon Of TA1n"
nlaHy'G strength than MAH to b9 expected.
kDllys paper sAys Of the tolnnlittue'a action:
"Thl4 petty, daspcable trick SUITS tho lnsnns
ncdS OF tho rllden facuoQ out OH pueblo exhthis
tiun, aud Invites tho contempt Of every Demo.
erAt In tho biato. such miserable shifts hnd
trlCkery show to what struts thu Tiltaen Maun-
gers Are Se4lAoGls An1 what &1aspieable Aota
they arc willing to resort to tn defeAt tho
popular will. Such cunning nihy be tn Keeping
will the chnEuctar Of y stock ga1nbl0F. but
bstnss Disgrace upon Il political purity. uutlt
GAINS ApDiTIuNAL nlsQnACA
from the tuct that It WIS tcsoEte4 to tn order to
ton by folstlng Il brDkon-iown politician up,n
PEosidoncy. Il ws!s dong to protent tho Deu,oc-
sile ot thu lloinoerata ot thisty.soynn other
apS eAa4alAH, A1t 1lsv " A3IiAakats h1sa sp19ss
, 1880-03-31

Tue railroads Which haye maintained d
powerful libby ut Washington thia wlntor to
prevent any notion On tho subject OF intor-
seato transportation, nro chargcd With lnsln-
cerisy nnd Inconsistency BY tho Now Ynrk
Journal 0f Commerce, thus: "1t Is claimcd by
those who have hccn most not[vgty In this work
that tho railroads havo not thus fur approached
tho question III such spirit ns coull bo wished.
When regulation by spparato statcs taa boon
proposed, they hAye alleged TINT 1t Is IL question
that cnn only 10 tloAlt with through Nntiona
legislation; while ono ct thosr cliot arguments
When EutionMl Legislation has boon proposed, as
in tho Rcng.n bill, Is claim tAat remedy can
only be obtained through Stuto legislation"
, 1880-03-31

BANTER md Brooks wero once rlval G0v-
crnors In Arkansas. They strutted thotr brief
hour upon the Bta4o; worried tho Govartmout
and bored tho people tnoxpresstbly. Thoy dis
appeared, md everybody supposed their fouls
and fuotlonA wcro buried with thom. Hut s,loh,
it nppcars, is mot tho oaso. Tho Little Rock
Republican says TINT Gen. Grants recognition
OF l,axtor Is tho cause Of sotno opposition to tho
third term In 4Arknnsas: aud tho results Of that
tlrcsome old Atrnlr may yet huvo aolno llupor-
tancp nnl Significance Of thoir own.
, 1880-03-31

TIE French Government will mako no
terms with tho 1csutts. Tho decree or,Icrfng
thoir expulsion will be strictly enforced. Tho
othor religious nrrlors tlo not seem to bc 80 OH,
noxious 10 tho Ministers, and II tholr charters
md r,,los arp,. found unobiuctionnbtc they will
he pcrIntttcdt to rcuanln in tho country. The
Catholic orRniia, however, state TINT mono Of tho
communities Of TINT falti, will uceept any tor1ns
from tho Government other tflnt full llbcrty Of
notion. This tho French Ministry Is not likely tn
nIAft.
, 1880-03-31

1xDErEspEHrraM Is making much trouble
IN ncorgin, md tho Eoo1 l1ollrl,ons wish nuw
tley hntlu't killed tho Republican pnrty quito
81 dead. II not too lato. they n,ay warm 1t over
a litttn, or npply gnyano battery to It's heels
nrd give It aomo muscular ncttvity.
, 1880-03-31

DON CAMRRoS's gaerdon, II Con. Grant
becomes Prestdont third tos1n. will be tho aeo-
rutarysbIp Of tho Treasury. lIo hal tho WAr-
Otaco before, but now desires a promotion.
Donald IL nouuu!us boy. and knows how to keep
books; and i.a arithmetic he's been aa far ~ tho
Rule of Three,
, 1880-03-31

THE TnnusE's special correspondent at
Washington, whD interviewed President l{ayes
tho uther day Oil tho Presidential! que aiiqn, ia
made to cay In tho report that "0on. GaticI1
has tho Wcss," which IL Il mistake OF tho trle.
Yraph operator loo gross to 70 uncorrcctcd.
What tho correspondent really eald was TINT
"Gcu, Garfield hns Hdnv frteh4s w tho Vest"
, 1880-03-31

TIL: House Committee oil Appropriations
has reduced tho nrtny estimates 81 ,@ol,d7S. Tho
sunt to hc nppruprintcdIs f2o, ,42hHO. Compared
with the amount necessary to sustain tho nr,nlcs
OF European nuttons, this SUM ls insignificant.
, 1880-03-31

D1. Il. w. K1CIr.tnrsoN, tic cmInont ply
acfan, s,l. In recent address In rt,nlons "A
Rnct fourth uf tho tlonths Of ADULTS, who die III
t,oIr primo frnn whnt nrc called tatstrnl dis
cnscs, arc ,t,,u to discussed conditions III ttnly
that have l,nen Induced By mental Influences"
, 1880-03-31

KS JESSIE RAYMOND Btplo silently nwny
frnm Washington. It wis o',surve.1 tint sho
ctutetctt Tommy conrlslvoly IN pnc hand, md
n gttal.szcd roll Of srconbaoks, computed to l'o
$tVo, In tho uthor. 1t will bo gnod many ycars
bcfore Tommy earns 50 mitch nancy agnIn.
, 1880-03-31

tn THE surprise Of everybody down Iii
0aorxta, tue colored Republicans Of Morgan
County hayo chosen q solid ulaino delegation
to tho Htuto Convention, Tho proofs that Mr.
nlaino hlla received Of tho regard In which ho Ii
hebl a1nul,g tho eoloEel people OF tho South asa
sal to be very gratifying to him and na frialtds,
, 1880-03-31
TRIBUNE. E.BisANClI OFFICES,

:Tux CHICAGO TRIBUNE hns established branch
ptccs for tho receipt Ut subscriptions md advertise
tncnlt a4 fol1DWb: ..-.
NEW yORK-Hoom % Tribune Building. F.T. NC.
EAuDEx Manager,
GLASGOW. Hcot,und--Allau'a American News
Agency. 81 licntlol.at. 49,.
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HENRY r. GiII.iG, ARont-
WAAAiNti1UN. u. C.-t51g street.
, 1880-03-31

T1rE House Indlnn Committee has begun
to riay huyoo with Becrotnry 5uhurz's rlAn for
settling tho Ute question, Quo Iy ono tho
Htn,ises of tho bill werc stricken out In COnllt-
1co, 70 TINT II tho measure reaches tho ltousc Mt
p1l 1t will In Il staro which will practically null
aify all that bus been dono IN tho Tito neRotll.-
-donr
, 1880-03-31

NEGI.oEs aro now leaving the Mississippi
botton-lands for tho North 1t tho r.to os aD
10 6ul por wook. TunsAs Parrish aud Yaxoo
County Are still the least favored spota in tho
t,o,1tl. Tho working Ut natural laws OF snclety,
which mako orderly md Industrious commune
tics prosperous, and turbulent communities tho
rcveTao, woro iuyer botter illustrated than In
this f.uSH.
, 1880-03-31

SECRETARY SHERMAN e,nplattcally denies
tint ho or any person In bis interest caused tho
issue Of nny clrculnrs or letters attacking Som
ntor nlaine, but crrloilsly enough, several CIR
culars, af9ncti by Mr.. ]. W. Frnzier, ono Of tho
most nUtIvo members Of tho shoE1nan Liternry
uurcau. which bitterly attack tho Eenator frt,n,
Maine, found their way into tho possession of
ssvernl Republican 5enntors ycstorlny. Fr7lzier
Is ou intimato terms With tho Secretary Of tho
Treasury, and it Is fot ut nil tikoly thut t1o has
done tho work without tntimntlol,s frutn a ccr-
tnin quarter that It would lie appreciated.