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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Be AssEssED The Constitution of Penn
sylyania prescribes the qualification Of ro-
ters Section Of Article VIII reads as fol
lows:
Every male citizen twenty-one years OF
age possessing the following qualifications,
shall be entitled to vote at all elections
frs. He shall have been a citizen nf the
United States at least oIfe month. .SccpAa.
He shall have resided in the State one veas
Tor il, having previously been a qualified
elector or native born citizen of the state, he
shall have removed therefrom and returned.
then six months) Immediately preceding the
election Third. He shall have resided IN
the election district where he shall offer %
vote al least two months Immediately pre-
eeaing the election. Fourth. II twenty-one
years OF age or upwards he shall have paid
within two years State or county tax,
which shall have been assessed at least two
months and paid at least one month before
the election.
We earnestly en;reat each Republican yo-
ter in Somerset county 10 see that his name
is on the Assessors list before the Ist day of
September, and then make sure that his
taxes are paid before the 1st day of October
next Young men who have passed their
twenty-secoad birthday since the last Nov
cmber election are more apt 10 be found
wanting in the matter Of assessment than
any Others. In the large township of SOM
erset we have seen more than a dozen such
persons deprived Of their votes in a single
year.
For the information Of the voting public
the names of the assessors and tax-colleetors
in the several districts of the county are ap-
pendel
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FIRST WEEK.
! " MeClellan's Ex-rs -. John Anspaea. RS
Garnishees
. ]. %. kimDei x Sons assignees r. I.lch-
liter. .Coder 4 Co.
3 Isaac HuzEs vs. Ii Aleotr-
:. Barnet Picking vs. Frederick Nazxle
). Richard J. HAidsn1El " Z. Sa1g.s X c..
9. Ealiel Horns ys. J. ID. ROtdy Il II. Findlay
:. Isaac Nelson ys- Albert Iy9hr.
). Union National Balk of LeEis1u-- - J
4. Young K q. Il. Ferner
?. Freeman Harrison Mas0n vs. Farmers
Union Asso- 4 Fire Ins. Go.
-. D. 2. Shat x use of ). HEnseeker vs..
Henry Bsarl-
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- r.-atc OF william Frieillne, late Of
SI1lersst township. deceased.
..,I Estate of Herman heinemeyer' late
m Northampton township, deed.
rs.oteof samuel d. Hoover, late OF
suiord township, decd
-~.fs -Fstaie Of Aaron q. himmei- late oi
~ B-5,hersralley Twp. deed.
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on Monday. Ansuss %. 1855.

NoTicE is hereby given to all the Justices OF the
Peace the Coroner and Constables within the Eatd
County Of Somerset. that they he then and there
in their proper persons, with their rolls, records
inquisstons examinations. and other remem-
brances 20 do those things which 10 their Offices
ans in that behalf appertain 10 be done; and also
they who viii prosecute against the prisoners that
shall be In the Jail Of Somerset county, 70 be
then aad there 70 prosecute against them Us shall
I be lust. EDGAR KYLE,
July IS. Sheriff.
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SALE

DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Pursuant TO an order of the Orphans Court Of
Somerset County, Pennsylvania, viii be sold at
public sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, august 21st, 1880,
At ! O'Clock p n, the following described real
estate late OF Aaron @. kinmel, deed, 70 wit
valuable farm situate in BrOthervalley twp.
Somerset county. Pennsylvania, adjoining lands
of Valentine Lehman, Samuel Musser, William
G. Schroek, ;. 5. Forney, Jacob blough and
others, containing about l6o acres.
good two-story frame dwelling house Log
Barn. Outbuildings, large orchard OF excellent va
rieiy OF fruit, sugar camp, and woodland on the
premises Improved land In good state Of euiti-
lion and water in abundance.
-TERMS -
SIC55.2i 10 remain lien On the premises. The
interest 10 be paid annually 10 the mother Of said
Aaron @. kimmel, during her LIE, and at her
death the said gum Of sle35.2i 10 be paid TO the
heirs Of - Kimmel. One third Of the balance
cash onethird in six months and One-thirt in one
year with interest. Deferred payments to be
secured by Judgment bond.
{. :. FORNEY.
Admir- Of Aaron q. kimmel decd
July =.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

How To MAKE IcED TEA.-Iced tea is a nice
a. well as a fashionable drink for summer
meals. but it Is not 50 generally understood
that the best iced tea is not steeped in hot
water Just try sleeping II a few hours in
cold water, using little more tea than for
the hot beverage, and having il strong enough
to be weakened with ice water when it j.
served. The lavor and effect are much be-
ter than by the hot water method. And, by
the way, the same plan Is coming to be rec
osnized - the best preparation Of the herb
teas uscd for medical purposes especially
such q, thoraushwor, tbonesctI and Others,
which, .oeped in hot water, produces an un-
pleasant and undesirable nausea. This ef-
fec; is obei.-ed by s;eeping in cold water
and the tea ctn bc made much stronger, and
used 10 better advantage
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PERSHING.-At her home in Westmore-
land county, July l3, 1880, Frances Persh-
ing mother of Rev j. H. Pershing, in her
18th year.
Mrs. Pershing was born in 1903, near
Lebanon, Lebanon county, Pa, where the
frs; United Brethren society was formed
She was converted shortly after and near by
where the first General Conference was held
She was Of the family of Rev ~ Truxel
one Of the founders Of the church, and re
lated to Reys. John and Abram Hershey
and John and Martin Crider who were
among the early fathers. She was endowed
with large Christian liberality, giving dol
lars to the church and missionary cause
while Others gave cents. She was a church
member nearly IS years. Her Bethel Of
Prayer was always occupied. Her death
was the death of the Christian.
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sALTIxoRE a OHIO n. II
.ET


TT A'bN no II u 11-INT9''
ON and after July 70. isso, lrsins on this rosd
sill depart FROM anu arrive AZ depot eorn-r Grant
and Water Streets as follows
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LIST OF CAUSES.
FIRST WEEK

For trial at Al g1s. Tern, commencing august
25ih, I9o.
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WHEREAS, the Honorable WILLIAM NJ. HALL,
President Judge Of the several Courts OF Common
Pleas Of the several counties composing the Six
tcenth judicial District and Justice OF the Courts
Of Over and Termlner and General Jail Delivery.
fat the trial of all capital and other offenders m
the said District, AMI DANIEL SruFFr and g. g..
NUssEIMkS, EsqGires. Judges Of the Courts Of
Commsn Pleas, and Justices Of the Courts Of
Oyer and Terminer. and General jail Delivery,
for the trial OF all capital and ether offenders in
the county OF Somerset have issued their precepts
AMI to me directed. for holding Court Of Com
mon Pleas. and General Quarter Sessions 7i the
Peace. and General Jail Delivery, ant Courts CT
fFyer AMI Fertutnur Al SoFanrzrf
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.XECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Es;,ite Of Ell Altfather, late OF Stouycrsek Twp,
Somerset 60. Pa, deceased.
Letters tesiamentary in the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned, nctice
IS hereby given 70 those indebted 20 u TO make
imAediate payment, and those having claims or
demands will please present them duly suthenti-
Gated for settlement, on saturday, ltth day Of
August. 1850, at his late residence
JOHN ALTFATHER.
JEFFERSON ALTFArHER.
June 50 Executors.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of certain wriis Of Fl IA, Alias Fl
Ia. Fend Expcnas and Lev. Fa issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Somerset County
Pa, and to me directed. there will be exposed
70 public sale at the Court House, IN Somerset
Pa. On
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DIED.

FRANK.-July II, 1850, Milliard, infant
son of Charles and Mary T. Frank, aged 8
months and 25 days
BEEGHLEY-At his home, in Somerset
township, of diphtheria, on the 25d day of
July, Tobias Bceshlcy, in the isth year Of
his age
REAM.-In Jenner township, June 9Th,
1850, Mary Malinda Ream, only daughter
of Josiah Glessner aged p years, 3 months
and days
She was firm and substantial member of
Calvary. Reformed Church In her Christ
ian department she labored not 10 be OBJ
served. Her Christian deIueanor was of the
quiet and unobtrisivc kind She was wont
to lead the congregation in its hymns of
praise ever since an organ has been in the
church.
Sleep in peace until the Resurrection
morn, when may you awake to swell the
chorus Of the heavenly assembly
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Al the right title, interest AMI claim OF W. J.
Basr. defendant, and John J. Nicola and Eliza
beth Nicola, terre tenants, Of In and 70 the follow
ing real estate situate in Upper Turkeyfoot town
ship, Somerset county, Pa. containing two hun
dred and twenty nine, (2-9) acres, more or less,
Of which there are about leo acres clear and ten
acres in meadow, with a two-story frame house,
bank barn and other Outbuildings thereon erected,
adjoining lands Of the Pittsburg X Baltimore
Coal, Coke Il Iron Co, with the 0ppurtenanees-
Nouukfn.
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-AISil-

All the right, title, interes; and clain oi Alice
Dobbie and :. 3. Dob5ie Of, in and 10 the follow
ing real estate situate in Meyersdaie borough,
Somerset Co.. Pa VIZ: Four certain lots Of ground
known on the genera. plan Of said town as lots
Nos. 3iG SlI 3l2. and 3i5 In the Bgechlcy survey,
bounded the north by Filth street, on the south
by Sixth street, the east by Buechley street and
on the west by Apple alley, with the sppurte-
nances.
Taken In execution at the sDit Of Dr. L. N.
Buechley, Admir- Of Daniel Buechiey, decd.
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At 1 o'clock p. II. all the right tile Interest and
claim OF the defendant. ID. O.. Il itE Of. 10 and to
the following real estate, sstas Q In St0nyereek
township, Somerset county, P,,. c1utainlng 100
acres, more or less, OF which there are about 20
acres clear, adjoining lands Of } hn lands DagiI
Clark and others. with the app Irtenances
Taken in execution az tine suit % Ahraham
Lands.
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Somerset Herald.

rro. R. scULL, Editor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

4 H hud--he celebrated Golden
.a- ussde at Springfield. o. Best
AfUli line of Family Grpccrics
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kGSTEDR SALES,
GALE OF LANDIN PRINCE WILLIAM
~ COUNTY

BY virtue OF decree rendered 81 the June
torn', 1880 OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax coup.
", in the suit Of smea Jones ct ais VS. r. Il
Fowla ei ais the undersigned, commissioners Of
sale therein named, on SEPrEMBER 20. 1880,
Court Day, a. l2.30 T. o.. in front of The Court
House Of FGirf,x county will offer for sale q
certain TRACT OF LAND, il Prince William
Brenssville road, bounded by the Iauds of Hsm.
mill, Seman and puvall. The tract contsins lS0
scres ! rood sod II poles. and has y substantial
DIV BILLING and other improvements upon it
Terms: One tenth Of the purchsge money in
NJ 6, Il and Is months with interest from the
day of sse: the purchaser 10 give good security
for the deferred payments. Title 10 be retained
until full payment of the purchase money.
GASSlUS GARTER, Comm'rs.
+. L. SMITH, Of Sale
Fairf~X COUNTY aur27-2swtS
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The Game Law,

The following is 40 abstract OF the game laws
prepared by the Virginia Game Association.
1t contains 10 brief all the laws DOW 10 force
respecting the subject:
Pssride's Or quail can be shot from O,tober
18Th to Jancary lat. except 10 the following
counties, and 10 those from November Ist, to
February lst: Bedford, Brunswick, Dinwiidio.
CHI sser6eld, Aeprion, Hanover. Caroline, King
George, Westmoreland. cumberland, Riob,
mond. Lancaster, Essex. Miides,x, King aod
Queen. Gloucester, Mathews. King William.
New Kent, James City. York, Elizabeth City.
Warwick. CHARLES City. FRINGE George,
Surry, Nottowsy, Isle of Wight Sus ,ex. South
Northam pton, Piusylvania, Henry. W.shius.
ton, Rockbrid se. Craig, Roanoke, Montgomery,
Franklin. Patrick, Russell, Graysoo, Botetours,
FoVd, Wise, Buchanan and Stafford
Pheasauts can be shot from Auyust 1st TO
February lst.
Woodcock can be shot from July lst to Fob
ruary 1st.
Rob,us can be sbo. from N5vamber lst to
April 1st.
Wild ,urkeys Gao be shot from October 18Th
| to February l it.
Deer can be shot rom September lst to Jan
usry 18th.
DuckS can D9 snot trCm SeDtem Oer lse 10 April
| lst except The summer q, OK. They can be shot
| at any time. No gun to be used in shooting
ducks or geese tnst cannot be hsbitually raised
to the shoulder. No shooting 1t ducks SLOWED
| between dark and dayb No sloop or
other deck boat is allowed in shooting wild fowl
at any time.
Wild geese may be shot st either day or night,
provided that no light. lamp or floating reflector
| of any kind TO be used.
Song Birds NO mocking bird ia to be caught
| for sale, or sold, for slx sears, or at any tGe
| any brown thrush, cardinal or red bird, house
wren or oriole, wood robing or house martin. g
| Eggs snd Nests-Persnns taking the eggs or
disturbing the nests of the foreg 1ing are isoe TO
| all the penalties.
Fines-Any person offending against these
laws are fined not less than $40 nor more than
So or sent to jail for not more than thirty days,
] Any person having in mis- possession any bird,
hsh, aI imal or eggs during the prohibited period
is "prima facie'' evidence OF bis violation
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VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks office of the Cir.
' cult Court Of Alexandria county on the
18th day of July, 1890
Elizabeth e. Lloyd, plaintiff VS.. Richsrd 3.
Lloyd, john s Bradford and Rossle Brad.
ford, his wife. GeorgeD Cudlip and Ellen e.
Cudip, his wife, Beckford Lloyd, Arthur Mac
key and joanna T. Msckey, his wife, It J.
Mackey and Rosina Msckey. his wife, defen-
dsnts. In chsLcery.
Memo. The object of this suit is to procure q
sale of the resi- estate Of the lsta Richard B..
Lloyd situated in the county of Alexandria,
Va, and an Investment of the proceeds of sale,
scc riding to law.
The defendants, Richard B. Lloyd, John s.,
Bradford and Kosalie Brsdford, his vita George
D. Cudlip and Ellen Z. Cudlip his wife, Seck-
ford Lloyd. Arthur Mackey and Josnns L.
Msekey, his wife T. J. Msckey and kosins
Msckey, his wife, not having entered cir ap.
pesrance and AiVen security according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and
it appearing by an affidavit that they are not
residents Ct tns State. it is ordered that the said
defendants sppaar here within one month after
due publication OF this order, and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit ;
and that copy Of this order be forth with in.
serted in the Ale1sndris Gazette, newspaper
published in the city Of Alexandria, once q week
for four successive weeks, and posted at tn
front door of the Court House OF this county.
A copy test: BENZ. AUSTIN. Clerk.
Charles < Stuart p.q. ji30-w4w
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iyESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE

W ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
r., STAUNTON, VIrglnia.
w's"S - o!st session September 20th, 1880
rDohg me first Schools for young ladies in the
oaI'e1 States Climate unsurpassed Surround
x o"sutl!ul. Pupils from seventeen States.
'M "a TIE LOWEST TEkMs IN THE UNION.
4'se, Latin French, for esch hsll Of the Scho.
'SslC yes', SlI5.
i" eAirn> very low. For Catalogue, address
g. Nev NM. a. HARRIS. DID, Prest.,
''St"Zn Staunton, Virgins
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By Green s. Wise
lSosl Estate Agents and Actionaers.l
S AhE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
KING STREET
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
By virtue of deed Of trust from William n :.
McVeigh and George K. and Edmund E. Wit.
mer to Francis j. Murphy and John n. Kest-
ing, dated December Sd, 1859 and Of record in
the CLERKS office of tho Corporation Court of
the city Of Alexandria, 10 libsr U, No. 3, folio
ga nnd st the request of thn parties secured
thereby tho undersigned surviving trustee will
on SATURDAY, the 4.h day of Septem Der,
1881. at 10 o'clock a in front of the premises,
'iier tor sale ct public auction the folio wing
proparty viz:
ALL HAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
with the IMPkOVEAENTS thereon in the
city OF Alexandra, on the north side of King
and east side OF Royal streets, and bounded IS
follows: Beginning At the northeast intersec cLion
CT said streets, and running thence east on King
street TO the west line cf Isasc Buckinghsm's
lott thence north with ssid west line extended
to point Is feet south of tn southern line of
The lot belonging TO Mary Jones and her child
rem thence east parable! with King street l5 feet
more or less, TO point In The east line Of the
said EuckiDehsm's lot extended; thence north
with said east line extended is feet thence west
parallel to King TO Royal s,re5t thence .outh
on Eoya street 20 the be&inaing.
This property is im proved by the fine FOUR
STO1.Y aud Z BASEMEMT BRICK BUILD
ING, Nos IS, IS snd II King street now occu-
pied Ey Isaac Elchbrrg esq, and being situated
in the centre Of the business portion OF the city
and on its main thorouyhfsre is one vf the best
business stands and most vausble properties in
the city 1t now rents for Si750 per annum.
Terms Of Ssle: Ore tenth of the purchase
money in cash. Snd the residue at six, twelve
and eighteen months from the day of sale the
deferred payments to bear interest and to be se-
cured by the bonds Of The purchaser, with per-
sonal security, and retention u the tite until
the bonds paid, and . right 10 resell at the
risk and expense OF the purchaser upon the fall
| ure to pay said bonds or sHy Of them
JOEN Nj. HEATING,
Surviving Trustee
Dated Aloxsndris, Va, August Sd, 1880.
For further particulars inquire OF George A
fax street.
The above sGe is made with my entire appro-
| baton. This property cost SGT U0O and is now
renting for 81 $50 per snnum, fraction under 8
per cent Interest on $50 0UU; is known 10 be one
| OF the VerV best locstons in the city for any
KIND OF business. WHEN will slways insure the
| best OF tenants No safer investment can be
msde.
| sug3-ts W, N. McVEIGH,
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE, at the
| same time and place the THEE STORY
| BRICK HOUSE AN ID LOT On the east side oil
koysl street, between Prince and Duke streets
| (No g. south Royal stre.t) The house is in
aoot order, and has all the modern improve.
| ments GREEN u WISE,
su20 cots for the owner.
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VlRG1HIA, to wit: In the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county, August 10, 1880
Julia f. Ford, Administrative of T. T. Ford, de.
ceased, against 5. NJ. Ball, M. NJ. Ball. Isaac
L. Ball. N. d. Ball and others, defts. Tn civ,
Mem: The object Of this SUIT is to charge the
legal and equitable interest OF the late s. M.
Ball in the land which his mother, the late M ar.
tina @. Ball. widow of Mottram Ball, deceased,
beld as dover with the payment of q gmeut
obtsined by the complsinsnrs intestste against
the said 8. NJ Ball Tor the sum of Ss6} 33' with
interest from the 9th day of September, 1857,
and So 23 costs.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the above
named defendants are non residents of the State
of Virginia, it is ordered that they appear with
IN one month sitter dus publication hereof, and
DO Whst Is necessary to protect their interests.
a copy-teste: +. D. RICHARDSON, ok.
Moore J. Son, q. supl3-w4w
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HoSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BIT 7 TIERS
DEFENSIVE MEDICATION

1s precsution which should never be neglected
when danger is present, aud therefore enurse
of the Bitters at this season is particularly de-
sirsble especially for the feeble and scky. AS
remedy for biiousness, dyspepsis, nervous
ness and bowel complaints, there is nothing
com parable to this wholesome restorative.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener.
slly,
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EDUCATIONAL.
q l. y A N RIA a CA EN- 7
Ga Will be rconened bv

" VI III q III Il Y " Z II u
At Ssreptz Hall on MoNDAY, Sept Oh, 1880
a full course Of Acad dsmicsl ana Classical Stud
ies given. He respectfully soIici.a the patronage
Of his friends and the public For terms, &c,
call ct No. II Wolfe street, between Ro"sl snd
Fs fax sts. auy23-2Hs
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YEN MORE DIVERSITY HIGt
II SCHOOL.
AMAERSTC TCOURTEOUSE VA

2. STROBE (Ms!h. Medslist u. Va.)
PEiocp:! and Instructor in Mathematics and
Natural Sciences
X :. NELSON, NJ A university of Virginia.
Instructor in Greek and Latin
{. l. KENT (educsled in Germany and for
rsny years resident in Paris), Instructor in
German, French, Italian and Spanish.
This SCHOOL is strictly preparatory to the
University Of Virgihis Special attention is
gwen 10 tescnlng students to speak the several
.ar .gsgns of Europe.
Ln1rse for half session, Sl25. Reductions
mste III tsvor otminister sons Or oftwo brothers.
FIR catalogues address
~ I eo1m THE PRINCIPAL
TTU Inns STITUTE.
eco p: Tsyloe. President of Trustees;
Chss. Il. Cooke, Superintendent;
Nrs Z. 5. Chids, Associate Principal;
Nm, II. Pleassnts, Latin and Natural Science !;
Wn. Taylor Thotn, NJ A English and French;
Ih-s L. Cooke, A Nj NJ Mathematics;
Miss 3. ID FoWikes, Ethic, and History;
" e. Richardson, Director Ct Vocal and In
strnmontal Music;
Il L P.uli, Piano and German Languages;
Miss Juia Porcher, Piano and Singing;
- -, Calisthenics, Vocal Music and
Mr., hmmt PAUL., Supt. of Music Rooms;
Mrs l.. V. Turner, English Language;
MISS > - IocEe Latin and French
Mss ". l.. CCcke, German and Mathematics
Miss =. B. Kyrnd, Preparatory School;
M. L. Cooke Head Of Domestic Dept;
Mrs. Z. b. Cccke, Domestic Department;
Miss Laura White, Matron;
Chss. Il. Cooke, Business gent;
Jno Tompkins, Resident Physician.
Young aides are graduated in % Single De-
YGrtmcats: l2l the Literary Course; (3l the
Aci>gtfc CoTss; (D the CtasslcaL Conrsei (5)
tic FtdL urse (6) Music. Arrangements are
made to su,t tne wants OF oil, and the facilities
arc eGus - any ever enjoyed in the South Ap.
ply 70 the Superintendent for Circulars. sc.
p G Rotetourt Springs, Va depot and tele-
graph ctiict salem. A N 4 o. K. K Va
Botetouit county, iy 2G-.wlm
POCKLANp SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
"a SANDY srKISG MD.
TINS Institution will Do rconened Sept. 18th.
A full course OF instruc.ion will be given, with
Lectures uron History. Bellies Lettres and the
Ha,uTal SCn' ces
TtrT:. - . eAtr" For Circulars Civ
HENRY G. .HALLOWELL Am.
jy6-oO 9tw3m
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL

WEAR ALFXAN NRIA, VIRGINIA.
Established 1850. Fits for col ege or bus
mos Tn" next Session opens September
-. 1880. Catalogue sent on app sion TO
IN" Principal, l.. M. BLACKBOARD MA,
y !o-eoStWc'l Alexandria, Va.
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ST. MAkY'S ACADEMY,
~ North Fairfax street,

Alexandris Vireipia
Under the Direction of the
SISTERS or HOLY Cross
Will rfopun MONDAY, Sep,amDrr oh, 1880
The course Of study will be thorough aud eX-
tenslve ell bracll All tn, branches Of solid and
refaed education.
Particular attention is paid TO vocsl and instru-
mental MUSIC.
Plain SEWlNG and every variety of Fancy
Work also the Rudirnants If Vcc4l Mnsic and
Drawing, are taught without additional charge
Pupils of ell denoml nations received, snd
while great attention is given to the religious in
struction of Catholic stu tents there is no inlu-
ence used on thosa Of different belief.
Terms moderate For further particulars az
ply TO
auxlG SISTER SUPERIOR