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rfrTEENrH ANNUAL SESSION. ATrENDAxcR or
TEACHERS pIscoURAcrx0Lr saALI.--EssAYs
READ.

-
Correspondence Of the Richmond p,.ps,cs.l
HoLLTxs INSTITUTE,
ROANOKE COUNTY. Va.
July Is, 1850.
The Educational Association OF virgi oia
began It's fifteenth annual session at this
place on the evening OF the 18th ~ this
month. The attendance OF teachers IL dis
couragsngiy small. IL was expected that
the attractive programme announced for the
occasion, combined with the attractions to
be found at a cool and beautiful watering.
place during this heated term, would brinx
a large number OF those interested in the
work OF the Association, hut that expects on
has been disappointed. II the interest taken
In educational work by the teachers Of vir-
ginIa may be correctly measured by the at.
tendance here, then alas for the future OF
The good old State!
Among these taking an active part In the
proceedings Of the body are Professors
Thomas II. Price aud #. p. Huntington. OF
the University; Messrs. S. T. Beach and
w. +. Fox, OF Richmond; DR.. r. 81. Saun.
ders, OF Norfolk; DIR. n. w. Sydnor, OF
Nottowsy; Professor II. A. Strobe, OF Am.
herst Courthouse; Professors William A..
Bowlcs and J. /. Miller, OF Staunton; Rev.
W. l.. flill, OF Newbern; Professor J. ID.
Dreher. Of Salem; aud Professors G. l..
Cooke. w. II. Peasants. and William Tay-
Tor Thorn, OF Ho'lins Institute. Among
the visitors notice Rev. Anthony GraybilI.
OF Mexico; Rev. w. J. Shipman, OF Salem;
Rev. &. +. James, OF Buchanan; Rev. j.
w. WiIdmap. OF Fincastle; Rev. j. X.
Harrison, Of Gish's; Rev. L. &. Dargan, OF
Botetourt Springs; Rev. A. q. McMana-
way and a. w. Luster. OF Blacksburg;
Colonel ID. b. Sir0use and John NJ. Evans,
OF Salem; NJ. Gray bill and DIR. Graybill, OF
Amsterdam and DR.. Tompk;ns, OF Roam
oke.
A number OF important essays have been
read and discussed. One by Professor
Cooke on "The Business Features OF Edu-
cational Establishments ought to be pub
lished, as it deals with a subject OF interest
to the popular mind. The essay brought
out very forcibly the defects OF the past
and present educational system OF Virginia,
and pointed out the way by which these de-
fleets might be removed. In the discussion
OF the subject Professor Price brought out
the point that, Notwithstanding the errors
connected with the present system. there
has been great Improvement in the last few
years, and the outlook for the future is
hopeful.
The committees en- election OF officers
and tiCle and place Of next meeting have
not yet reported.
The weather IS very hot. A heavy shower
fell here yesterday, which was badly needed.
DARIUS.
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xswPogr. r. l.. June

xEwPogr. r. l.. June %, 1880.
Dear Sir.-Can you give me the address
OF some ofiiclsliu Virginia TO whom / could
write for information relating to James w.
TiI!ey, who In 1850 came 10 the States
from Canada, and 10 1858 settled In vir.
GINA. He was, think, an officer III regi.
ment from that stdte Ia the Confederate SER
vice. and was killed in battle, but when
do not know. INFORMATION IL desired ~ 70
bis career IN Virginia. sud when snd where
killed also OF bis family. ShcuId you be
able TO aid me IN spy way you viii greatly
oblige, lft ,si't.
Yours respectfully, Il. u. TmLgY.
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DEArH rRoN CHLoRoEoRN. Fl [DanYiIle

DEATH FROM CHLORoToRM. - (Danville
Post. Mrs. Caroline A. Davis, OF this
county, died on "Wednesday last at the resi-
dence Of her mother, Mrs. Martha X. Ken.
nedy. hear Peytonsburg, II Is said from the
effects OF chioroform administered by q
" csncer-doctor," who was treating her for
that disease. II Is stated that In applying
his remedies he used some so painful in
their effects that the chloroform was admin.
istered to alleviate her suffering, under the
effects OF which she succumbed, and was
never restored to consciousness.
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EY EeiCErErN.
NEW YORK,

M y lOhAs
SEw YORK, July II cotton easy; sales TO- day,
57I bales last evening. So; uplands, ne; Or
leans. l2c. Southern -four quiet and hrm com
mon 20 fair extra. IS 25@t6 20; good 70 ebolce ex
ira, 80 23@s7 Wheat cash irregular and un,.i,,sc;
mtl.l9. Corn opened about NC. better aud e'osed
with the advance lost; ungrarI.d, 45@ 1915. Oats
lied ytsring 7@i6c. Coffee duh ami weak; Rio,
l3@IGc. Sugar quiel and unchanged; refined ac-
tive and frmcr: standard a" 91@95c. mc,,ass.ss
at 81 40@$l 47h. Tuipeniine quiet and urn At
27X@2sc. Wool firm and quiet; domestic .. zee,
Iexas. i3GS5c. Pork about DC. better anil rather
1uet al sl3.40. Mcd e. steady and quie' oDy c'rar,
7 short u.s. Long 2, asa ieG' sfSo #hssey
dull and nominal frs.ghts hriner.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 17.-Four STEADY aud IN
changed. Wheat-souIhern steady western over ya
closing about steady southern re-, Voess i'tizz
No q western winter red, spot aud Juiv, sl.tlk@
sIlIA; August and September VI O9s. Corn
aud 6rm without transaction. Provisions un-
changed. Coffee very quiet Rio cdrg0ts, ordinary
to prime. l3@l5K". Sugar dun; "a so'i, Toe.
Whi-key quiet at sl.ll4@sl.l2 Fr'igh'S un-
'"'"s''' LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, ymIy l7.-flour gnisi family,
ts75@s425 Wheat sSsdy nno IN "a, iar gs% AND
arm at 3O@3lc. Pork strong at $3.50. Land
strong II 1928. Bulk. meats IN fair demand aud
firm shoulders, t475; rios, ~; sides, c74O.
Raeon steady an IN good demand shoulder, 20 20
rihs 81. 1856 sides. 90 40 Sugar-crred hams, lOEeg
Ike. Whisky In good demand tl.O6.
ST. LOUD.
ST. LOUIS. July l7-Four STEADY and M,
changed. Whea. active ara lover for caso 70. 2
red fail csc asl cash. a 9zi.c. July. eSAeso4e.
August, 6s%9s September, eosipg trmsr; no.
red fal sStaS9 Corn higher; 35a@36c:
cash, 55kd 35kc. July, S4hG34Ac. August aud
September. Oats lower; 26Ae. cash, 23te. July,
pike. August. Whisky steady AZ 81 Loo. fork
quiet at 1880. Lard finer at 500. Buik- meats
nominaliy quoted: Shoulders, ~ 80: RIBS 81;
sides. ago for summer meat. Bacon quiet;
shoulders, 1870; ribs, SIS sides, $50.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July 17.-Four dull: new family,
4A.73@f4. 80 ; old, -. c@s5.23; fancy, $4,000
A6 Wheat strong; No. amber, e6eIo1c.i No.
red winter. sec. Corn saaoy. NO. z mixed,
4Oc. Oats scarce and FIRM: No. mixed, SIC.
PORK firm At els: Lard doll aud nominal az s6.5s.
con strong; shoulders. $3.50: rios, $50; slees.
sniet hards. l0h@l1c.; New Orleans, 5eGoc.
Hog arm and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUkFs.
NEW YORK. july i6.-rotion-Set rece'pts 32S
baIss: rross receipts, 323 bales; fpiures slosea
barely steady; sales. 10000 bales: July. l.e3@
SiI.Sl: August, tl1.65@4li6e; september,
if.Ss; Oeiobef. $40 67@fl0:ee; Noyems.s,
fiO.S5MtlO.56: Deeemb<r. tlO65@tlO61;
January. tl0.62@tlo.64; February, elO'3S@
t10.36.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, July II, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT White, 702 bushels. Red, 1880 lush.
els.
CORN White, 800 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-52 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 1873 bu.hels very good al $l.l7;
Sc bushels fair at LOS so bushels good al 10
372 bushels very go0c al sll2-totai 634 bUsh, Is.
Red. 60 bushels GOOD mixed a. S1.lS; S04 bush
els very good Lancaster at > 10; "a bushels very
good Lancaster ~ $I.l3; $40 bushels prime Lam
easier at fl.l7; 1904 bushels good Lancaster al
$l.lS: 30 bushels good Lancaster AT III IA; 3eS
bushels good Lancaster al 81 ID 200 bushes COM
mon FullZ at 81 l7S bushels good Fpliz Il 5lOs
SO bushels very gJod FuliZ al Sill; 36S bushels
good Sultz at S1.07: l12 bushels prime fuliz AZ
f1.l2; l2O bushels choice tuliz on private terms
27S bushels very go ID Fn'z at 81 10; IA bushels
fair Ful'z at Sl.04: 27S bushels fair rUiiz at
81. O5; $40 bushels iar Fuliz at t.06; 902 bush
els good Fuliz at 500; 80 busrels iair Fliiz at
s l.03-,oiaI. 5.75S bushels.
CORN Waite, 100 busheg prime At See; eco
bushels prime at 55c.-to:a', 800 buah.ls.
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Fighting Over Federal Offices-.The
GeOrg Ia Revenue Officers Dis.

ATLANTA, Ga. July 17.-Jodge Woods
to-day, In the United States Circuit Court,
decided In the case between Judge Bsby
and Colonel Fsrrow. over the Office OF dis.
trict attorney, that though Bigby was not
confirmed by the Senate bis appointment
by the President since Congress adjourned
entities him to the Office. This case settles
the contest in the Montgomery, Ala, dis
triet, and puts in Ex-Governor Smith.
Judge Woods, after hearing the argument
In the case Of the revenue deputies, charged
with the murder Of William Jones near At
lanta recently, discharged the accused on
the ground that they were in the per-
formance OF their duty.
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TO SUMMER TOURISTS.


Per.ors intending spending the summer season In
the country or at the watering-places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies ana
apparatus which cannot be had outside Of = city
viz:
PATENT PoCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
PATENT ns!si 'S Wax NrGHr.LlGHTs, which burn
RrasbESY!. s1sE Observation-Disclosures, which
are always ready, and act 10 three minutesi
SOFT KUBBGR AlR-PTLLOws and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES,
SPONG rs and sPONGE-BAGs,
gEIF-INJECTING UNIVERSAL SYRINGE,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE WITH GLfCE'
JoHNsToN's FLUID BEEY,
LIcRj('s SOLID EXTRACT BEry,
LIEDIG's LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPONA, entire wheat food, for iuhnu;
IMPERIAL GkANUM. food for lafznts;
NCSTLE's LACTEOUs PARMA.
GERBER'S MiLK.fOOn
PREPAREn RICE FLOUR,
1 PREPAREp SCOTCH DAT NAL ii.l
PREPARED BARLEfIL0U
SWISS CONDEMNED MILk'
LIQUID RENNET,
DisINfECTING SOAPS, TO prevent eonanon'
and al rellsble medicines, new remedies, ana appa'
rstus, 70 b had OF
MEADE 3 BAKER, Druggists.
III ole east Main street, Z
TELEPHONE MEssAGks PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO.
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Coon CROPPING. -[Danyillc Post, Sstur-
day.]--Mr. John w. Dunn, OF Henry eoun.
~, a youth who hss barely attained bis ma.
joriiy, and who has bad no aid beyond such
~ was afforded by hfs own stout heart and
strong bands, sold yesterday In this city the
last OF BIS crop OF tobacco grown the previ-
Gus year, msking up the aggregate to 2,60l
pounds, which brought him the net amount
Of 1900 04-an average OF nearly s2s per
hundred. ~
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A Terrible Tragedy iu Princess Anne
County.
Norfolk Landmark Of Saturday. ]

NOrlOk Ldnuuark OF SSturCay.J
We learn that on Thursday evening Mr..
{. ID. Woodward and Nh. c. n. Munden,
both well-known citizens OF Princess Anne
county, engaged in a heated political dis
cussion OF the Courthouse, both being par
italy intoxicated. which lasted for some
time. Finally, Woodward LETT the court
house building, and for some reason
Jumped iuto a wagon owned by Nun
den, who ordered him out. Wood
ward refused to do so, when Mnnden
caught his horse by the head and conf
menced turning bin around, finally cap
sizing the wagon and throwing Woodward
to the ground and bruising him consdera-
ably. Woodward, when he got up, drew
a revolver and fired at Munden, wounding
him in the breast. Munden then drew his
revolver and fired three shots at Wood.
ward. each Of which took effect aud killed
him instantly. Munden's wound was II
fatal one, ard our informant said that he
would not live until this morning. These
are all the particulars we have been able TO
gather up 10 the present writing.
LATER ACCOUNT.
From a gentleman who has Just arrived
from Princess Anne county we learn that
Ii was Nsjor Thomas Woodhouse, county
treasurer, and not Mr.. G. d. Woodward,
who had the fatal difficulty with Mr.. Mum
din. These gentlemen got into a political
quarrel at the Courthouse, which became
so serious that friends interfered, and ap-
parently settled the difficulty. for Wood
house and Munden took y friendly drink
together. They, however, met on the
road about a mile from the Courthouse,
when the quarrel was renewed, and Mum
den drew his revolver and tired three shots
at Woodhouse, each OF which took effect.
Munden then commenced to retreat. when
Woodhouse, who had drawn his revolver,
fred at him, the ball entering his breast and
killing him instantly. AT last accounts
WoOdhouse was still alive.
We don't know which report is correct.
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FIRE RECORD.

Furmifurc.HOuse Burned I'm Balti.
more.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE four-story
brick buildings Nos. 10 and Is CRANKY
street, occupied by II. Bolte & Co., under
the name OF the Atlantic Furniture Com
pany, with stock and machinery, were to-
tally destroyed by tire this morning. Loss
on stock and machinery estimated at
S22, 1000; on building AID machinery, sl5,-
0OO
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DRY GOODS.

As AN DETERMINED TO CLOSE
ofler extraordinary Inducements for the neat thirty
TINE BUNTINGs, In al colors, l0e.;
FINE ALL.wOW. DRESS GOODS froto ejse "
1eAcs-thsse goods are worth 20 aud soc. per
also have on hand 900 LADIES' READY
MADE SUITS. which will sell ~ y great sac riose
II Won wish 10 save money, can t he hALTf-
MORE AUCTION HOUSE, No. 10 east hruad
te II .eodIm Agent for Z. 6claenbcrg.
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DIR. Tanner Enters upon his Twentieth
nay I'm Good Condition.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Dr. Tanner has en-.
tered upon the twentieth day OF his fast in
good condition. Since midnight he has
taken twenty-five ounces Of water. This
morning he enjoyed his usual drive, and
after his return his pulse was recorded at
81, temperature 80, and respiration 10.
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The population Of Giles Is s,S27--S0 more
than Pulaski. In 1870 Pulaski had 66S the
most, the population then being Giles,
s,s75; Puiaski, e,osS. {
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EDUCArl0nAa-
KENM MORE UNIvER5ITY
IN Hl0H SCHOOL.
AMHER8T COURrnOU5g, VA.

AMHERST COURTHOU3k, VA.
H. ..s Ms s.s z v "a s:s:
X. !. SsIsoS. NJ A. tupiveri,y Of visiuis). In-
srnstor n Creek aud "a IN.
KEST sds:ait y Cssr%sSy ssS fos 10y
french, Italian, aud spanish.
sr.isy Of virsiai. spssIsY srso'ies !, s'vsS q
tesehing sudtnts 70 speak the several languages Of
Ch:rse for half session, tl2s. Redses,on .sls
IN favor o. minIs'sr's ON or q Two bscih.rs
TESTIMONIALS.
FROM MEMBERS or the FACULTY or rHR
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
UNIVERSITY or vrnNfNrA,l
CnAIRxAx's OFFICE, May IS, 1878.
sir.-Is gives me pleasure 10 ssy that yoa have
sent veii. prepared Young men 70 thi: ,ussl.!sos.
i's thorough educational !ra!ninF... $500,
Very iruiy yours, JANIS y. HARRISON.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, May ~, 1879:
- 10 not hesitate 10 recommsUs the
Kenmore Hieh ecaool a. IN every respect deserving
Inc c0nndsaes ana par%Snintx iAM r. IPSsTfrRs.
Professor Of Latin, University OF Virginia.
- . The Kenmore Academy IL regarded
as amongst the os,t q he yrg,ois sehocs q hsh
Professor HIstcry, Literature, and kbeiorie.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May 80, 1873.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May ~. 1878.
regard the kenmore School as sanding de-
seryedly In the FIRST rank OF High Schools, In the
several particulars OF thorough teaching. judiciouS
management, heai,hfalns,s, ano accessipiity. .
FRANCIS ". SMITH.
Professor Natural Philosophy.
University Virginia
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. May 81. 1873.
Not ouiy from my knowledge Of Mr.. strode's high
reputation, but aho from personal aclus iptance
with him. and. above all. from intercourse In my
own classroom with young men taught ny him,
feel certain that the courSe OF teaching at Kenmor
Is uuu.ually solid and effective.
THOMAS II. PRICE.
Professor OF Greeb.
Ny knowledge OF Mr.. II. A. Strodei abilities and
attalnments. his great success Ifacher, and the
hiah standing which his pupils have obtained spop
entering the University. justify me In recommend
ing his High School most earnestly and cordially.
StHELE DEVERE.
Professor OF Modern Languages, &C.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
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POLITICAL.
Cour,ess,ona, Nomination

COngfesSiOnR1 NOMINATIONS.
CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE Republican
Congres sional Convention OF the Twelfth
Indiana district has nominated Robert 5.
Tsy Tor, OF Fort Wayne, for Congress.
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NfW IOkh, July lI-NNcft.-OtOfkS tlfOuS
Money on call. 2@21 per cent. EXCHANGE boug,
1927: Short 4e4i. State bonds dull. Governments
steady.
Brsnfng.- Money, 2@23 per cent. EXCHANGE
4s2. Governments strong; new 5's, 1893: AZ
per cents, ll04; per cents, 1854. States dull.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Posts financial ar
moderate volume OF bu. mess are stroug and igher
TO. day 1t Is notable that there Is a renewed de-
mand for choice railroad shares, which, In the order
OF Investments, come next TO railroad mortgages.
New York Central aud Hudson has advanced 10
1925, aud at something over 1873, pay1 The
buyer rer cent. Rock Island has advanced to
06x. and ~ 7 per cent. stock can b. bought 40 TO
ll6 and fraction for a per cent. return on toe
the money. Burlington and Quincy has adj
vsnced to 123 Illinois Central to It ~. The
cages are selling at prices which. IN some
cases, Yield seant Der cent income While
with few exceptions. on per cent, oasis
OF lncom'. In looking over the list OF bond
investments. 1t viii be that II Is ditcu 10 get
per cent. on money put into bonds, a,'housh h.re
are such opportunities The list of stocks in which
speculation has much to do with prices Is all higher
to-day railway traffic Continuing very large and the
prospect for another years satisfactory Business
being fully good. Manv Of the SPECTATORS VINO
few weeks sold down the stocks of roads depen-
dent TO n large degree grain tonESRe bay'. II Is
now discovered. reversed their position On he MIR
ket. aud are Temporarily, at least, bulls. The Iea.
lures Of he stock market to day are RE. Lake
Shore. Michigan Central, Kansas aud Texas,
Wabash, Norhwes', Milwaukee and 81. Paul, and
st. Paul and Omaha. There has also been an ad-
vance Of per cent. IN Nashville and Chattanooga.
Government bonds are scarce IN the market, and The
AS are up TO l0ek@10Sx
The following quotations we're current to-day ::
y. s. ner cents. 1851 sales: u. :. ~ Ter cents,
110@l104; ID. OF G. 3.65's, 994 sales; EeF
Jtrsey Ceutral, 20; OHIO and Mississippi. s3s !;
Erie, 42'.; Michigan Central, 81 Hannibal and
St. Joseph. 35H; Lake Shore. 1868; Northwest
92E; Northwest preferred, 1llA; Iron &OuDtain
AK; Rock Island, 1868: ~. Paul. 800. ~. Paul
preferred, lo4k; Wabash. st. Louis and Pacific
37S; Wabash, ~. Louis and Pacific ore ferred,
g.. Kansas and Texas. 37S; W. u. Telegraph,
1861; G. c. and |. c. II 2s
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK, July l7-Tie weekly statement of
the associated banks shows the following
changes Loans decrease. slIl9,000; specie de.
crease, :206,600: legal tenders increase, ,29O,-
900; deposits increase, 81 ,023,S0Q; circulation
decrease. f37,l00: reserve increase. s7O3.ob0.
The banks now hold Sls,47l,275 III excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July l7.-VTgin'a 6's, d,hrr d,
g.; consOls, 55h; second serits, past-Cue cou-
mons. sSh; new I0-40's, 400; 10-4O's, coupon,
92A, Hid to-day.
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FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.
THE LATEST STYLES AND DE-n
l. SIGNS OF ELEGANT ~
CHAMBER SUITS, ~
PARLOR SUITS,

DINING-ROOM SUITS,
can now he seen at my warerooms on Governor street.
These goods have been manufactured bv the most
expei fenced wOrkmen and of the best materials. an
are warranted to give satisfaction. l am selling
goods as low any other first-class establishment
in this country. Examine my stock and you VIII
find the styles, prices. and quality 10 suit.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
m Nj m RichInnnd
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live In sight OF Kenmore" have watched ks
birth. It's growth. and development. In It's mora
and gentlemaDly teachings sni Influences, and Iva
IT. literary aud scientific advantages II has rs bigs
school no superior. SAMUEL VI. OAKLAND
June Is, 1878.
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From the L,nchburg News.l


We have known The school thoroughly and tnti-
marey from ils foundation were patron for sonc
ytars, aud a. TO those matters IF wgich com.
petent 10 Judge, most cordially endorse The hoo
aud The people among whom II Is located
For fnll Testimonials see cataloene.
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From PATRONS or THE SCHOOL.

have been wen acquainted with the mana ement,
discipline, aud literary advantages or Kenmore
University High school ever since Its eSabIssh-
ment. In my oplniop II has no superior.
SAMUEL III. HENRY.
Judge Of Amherst county.
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Dear Sir,-As patron OF your school I take
~, asure 10 commanding IN the highest terms for
lts many sdvantages. Respectfully.
TAYLOR BERRY.
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pRUaS. MEDICINES. &c.


vI'O PHYSICIANS.
PATENT SEAMLESS sKIN-FITTlNG SHIRTS
USED WITH
DIR. sAYRE'S PLASTER. OF. PARIS JACKET.
supply Just received from the
BICKFORD KNITTING COMPANY.
J.BLAIR. Druggist,
te3O corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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T,O TEACHERS.

T'O TEACHERS.
ON THURSDAY, JULY I. 1850. there viii he
uEETING OF THE TRUSTEES or iHE NV
LONDON ACADEMY at he academy 10 ELECT
A PKIN CIPAL for The next ensuing tcrm, Auen-
lion Of teachers of fuperot als ifca'ions y re-
aus,.tsd 10 this notice. For pag icuafs address 81
FOREST DEPOT or BEDtDND sPhiNG,' VA.s
any one OF the Board OF Trgsters
w. J.. IRVINE, u, 4. W, bADfOkp,
NJ Il. FLOYD, JDske IRVINE.
THOMAS READ, TOMAS WEST,
OR s. T. PETERS. fresicent.
The election OF Prlneipsi az New London Acsos-
my has been POSTPONED UNTIL July "a,
1880. :. T. PETERS,
~ 7.eoftjy2A Presieent.
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MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 70
Nl Mount Vernon Place 8s.iligofe. Hngieh.
French. aud German Boarcias aud .psy schoc, TOR
Y, nng Ladies' Mr.. N. j. JOINS snd Mrs. MAn-
LAND, Principals assisted o. prs. 'sors i; g
ION, NJ. d.. and large coru. n other teachers 81
exDerience and ability. superior ai's1isges are
ofYsred on account Of deishtlul situation. The
went, fret annual tenn vii commence SKIP
TEMEEF 20IH. Circulars sent on application.
NJ 0<0d2n
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TWO TEACHERS viii be appointed 10 ihe MIL
LER MANUAT.-LABuR SCHOOL. Of AlbeDarie
county. on the 2sTH OF July. 1880 fore II them
TO act also rs book-teeperl. Salary, 1850 and
board. CHARbFS :. VENhBLE,
JOHN I. RANDOLPH,
Visitors.
Applications with Testimonials, will be address Cd
10 Visitors Miller Manual-Isbor SCHOOL, care OF
kev. John L. Randolph, Charolesvils.
is l6.eod6t
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON,
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase In prosper
lily from year 10 year. IL 'crs superior advantages
Ia location IN It's building aLd crowds; IN Its
general appointments and sani AIRY lrr,n gem eats
lis full corps OF superior and experiPnc.d teachers
is unsurpassed advantages In music. modern lam
guages, tocuti0n. fine arts. physical culture, aud
Instruction la the theory aud practice or cOot Ing
the successful efforts made 20 ,cufe health, CON-
fort and happiness fs opposition 70 extray sag ince.
its standard of solid scholarship.
For full particulars appy 10 the Princlpil for
cafaIo Qlpf. H. lS-2R
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Uy Telegraph
NEW YORK.

N8w YORK. July 17-Noer.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 2@2k per cent. ENcnaEUs-- long,
1921: short, 4e4,i. State bonds dull. Governments
steady.
Brsnfng.- Money, 2@2k per cent. Exchange.
4S2. Governments strong; new 6's. 103h: AZ
per cents, llOk; 4 per cents 1854. States dull.