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A Good Law.

The Legislature OF New York at its last
session amended the law against the
"frauds, embezzlements, and wrongful acts
Of public officers and agents" so as to a,r-
tb0rize one taxpayer paying annually
81 900 OF taxes, or any number OF tax.pay.
ers paying that sum annually, TO maintain
actions against local officers to prevent
waste or injury to public property or funds.
The plaintiff in such actien Is obliged 10
give a bond OF not less than $3.50 with two
sureties assuming the costs and expenses OF
the legal proceedings. The Journal OF
Commerce says:
"Tbe law defines the modes OF waste
or injury so as to cover all the known
tricks and devices by which counties, Gil les,
and towns are robbed by dishonest public
officers. Ac's Of commission or omission,
IL resulting In loss to the municipality, may
subject the offending officer to pecuniary
responsibility for the whole amount, and il
NAV be collected ont of his property 10 the
discretion OF The court. Or the court may
enforce the restitution OF any public money
wrongfully collected and paid over by the
peron who received it. The court also
has the power OF prohibiting In advance the
payment or collection OF wrongful claims,
and, 10 case judgment has been obtained
against The municipality by the collision
or neglect OF public officer, tue court may
fet II aside and open The case for another
hearing. These provisions are all In tie
nature OF barriers against official pecula-
ton, and 1t will be In part the fault OF the
tax-payers u 20 good statute 10 not put 10
some use."
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= s.-......s "a colonel y. e. Portlock are

w. s,atham and Colonel u. u. for''ock ''c
'p westspaav the secretary Of the Lynch
bprc Agricultural and Mechanical society
received = courteousIy. written letter from
General Hancock declining an invitation 10
attend the fall fair on account OF The pres
sure OF engagements. ,.su n..,..,
THE CORPORATION Coirt-Judge uariahu
presiding-is In session.
Increased interest was given TO the exer-
c,ses os the CoIbred Normal Institute yes
,erd,v nv the appearance OF the Rev. DIR.
Mayo. of Boston. an eminent divine and
friend Of education. He was introduced
by Dr. RufTner, and delivered an admirable
address. Appropriate speeches were also
made bv several prominent cltlzens. Inc
Institute IL decided success.
Judge WincHeId has granted charter
for the street railway for this city, and the
construction will probably be begun at an
early day.
A vigorous canvass In behalf OF the Rich
mond and Southwestern railroad Is being
conducted In this. section by Senator Smith
and Major Vanderlip. They are now in
Amherst, where they are reinforced by Mr..
CogbilI.
Mr.. James Cochran, a Readjuster OF this
city, declines to act as canvasser Tor The
bogus ticket because he Is too sound De-
mocrut to aid in Gripping the party.
The corn crop along the line OF the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad Is magnificent
Hog and hominy will abound.
There are now at the Allegbany Springs
over 200 visitors, at the Montgomery White
$50. at Coyner's 40, at the Blue Ridge over
100, and at The Bedford Alum $50. The abb
surdly cheap rates on the southern and
western lines OF railway are telling unfayor-
ably on our summer resorts. You can travel
from New Orleans TO ST. Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisville, &C., for three dollars, and to Chi
cago for four dollars. The Louisville and
Nashville al d the New Orleans and Jackson
roads are lighting each other. This is bad
on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio line.
TELEPHONE.
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withdrawinasv replied Colonel Mayo.
"a Didn't l Tell you that a worse man
would I've put In ny placet" "Ihen,"
said MIR. Washington, "wby don't you
tell these people not 10 vote Tor your >.
Cheer after cheer greeted this bit, and
the Colonel becoming very much ex-
cited, and waving both hands towards the
audIeuce, dried out, "You are all set OF
On fools, and don't know what you are
lauysiox at. I can explain my position II
YOU will hear me-" He said he asked the
lrosJe to vote for him because 1t was the
hes way TO carry the State for Hancock, and
tue only way Hancock could ever get the
electoral vote was through the Readluster
racket. "That ticket" said he, - will beat
both the othcrs"; he knew this, because
ae had seen II so stoscd in the Ne,o York
Herald.
II would do Mr.. Washington injustice to
attempt report OF his mastery speech.
lie concluded by ans eloquent appeal to bis
counirymen TO do their duty In the coming
contest, and appealed to Colonel Mayo that
II lie wanted to 90 over TO the Republicans
to go, and he would be the last man to i'm
pucn his motives; but don't go back upon
your past glorious record while lighting
under cur banner and take the fist oppor-
tunity TO stab US in the dark.
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PRINCESS ANNE.
Norfolk Landmark /

| DEMOCRATIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM JUDGE
WATTS. JAMES BARRON HOPE, DR.. CHILDS
AND CAPTAIN JOHN $. TUCKER.
Norfolk Landmark
On Monday there was a great outpourinc
OF the people OF this good old county, and
after the adjournment Of the court tho
county superintendent OF the Democratic
party made proclamation aud called the
people together 10 bear the speakers on the
ground. Ie then introduced Judge Watts,
who made mastery argument, which was
frequently applauded.
Judge Watts was succeeded by Captain
James Barron Hope, who, I'm his introduce
ton, alluded to the fact that Princess Anne
had been represented from the Revolution
down TO the Crater, where a brave and
modest son OF hers succeeded TO the COM
mand OF the charging brigade in the bloody
trenches. He was understood TO refer to
our townsman, Colonel George 7. Rogers.
Ex-senator Childs was then introduced,
and spoke as Readju>ter with great power,
sense, and eloqnence.
Finally the interesting proceedings were
concluded 10y Captain John 5. Tucker,
whose eIoquerce will long be remembered
by those who heard him.
Princess Anne Is all right on the presi-
dental and congressional questions, and
may be relied on 10 do her duty.
We heard OF significant incident during
the day which is worth narration. The
leader OF the supporters OF the July ticket
called his followers together 10 hold meet
ing, and seven men responded. Comment
Is unnecessary.
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LYNCHBURG.

CONGRESSIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF DELEGATEs-MR. TUCKER-LETTER PROM
GENERAL HANCOCK-NORMAL INSTITUTE
RICHMOND AND SOUTHWESTERN RAIIROAp-
THE cORN-THE sPRINGs-CIRCUs, &C.
Correspondence o: the Rcemoud Dispatcb.l
AUGUST 3, 1880.
Last night meeting OF the Conservative
party OF the city was held for the purpose
OF appointing delegates 10 the Conyre..
sionai Convention to assemble in this CITY
on fbe 10th instant. DR.. A. L. Clark, chair.
man OF the Executive Committee, presided.
ana announced That the city was entitled %
fifteen delegates. The voters present ,hen
divided into ward meetings and made the
appointments. No instructions were given
but 1t is understood that the Delegation are
unanimous for Mr.. Tucker. Indeed. IL is
u ';o. cei,eyed fhat there viii be any opposi.
lion TO him In the Convention, and that his
nomination will be unanimous. General
wyatt n. Elliott, 1t Is believed, will be his
lsesolusteT opponent, although Captain Q.
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Colonel Lambs Speech.

We republish this morning the speech
delivered by Colonel WILLIAM LAMB. OF
Norfolk, when he was about to take the
chair as the temporary chairman Of the Con-
sentative State Convention Of August, 1871.
What ringing speech 1t was, to be sure
and 1t seems, like good wine, 10 have i'm
proved with age. That his burning words
would cause his own face to redden now
were they repeated in his presence, there
can be little doubt. 1t is impossible for
him to justify his present party afflliation.
Read the speech as il it had Just been ut
tered, and it will be treat. Read 1t as an
old one, and forgive the man who has re-
nounced the best act OF his life.
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FLUVANNA COUNTY.

EditOrS Dispatch: Ii was claimed al our
last County Court (July), aud is generally
believed, that Fluyanna is one OF the cOun-
ties in which the Readjusters are certain Of
a majority. Permit one who voted for Hay
den IN the last election, and who il posted
as 10 the vote and feeling OF the people
then and now, To show you that this is i'm
possible. and that the county is safe, By Il
small majority, for the regular Democratic
elect oral ticket.
The majority IN the senatorial vote, which
was the true test Of strength, wa>. think,
about 325. Now, IL Is patent 10 every man
in the county that the entire Republican
y0te-whte, black, and parti-colored-was
cast for the ReSdjusters. In case OF three
tickets in the county, not more than 100
Republicans will vote the third ticket. ard
at least $50 who voted for the ReadIusters
will not In this election, OF course, leaving
them % In the minority. But, in arriving
al the true view, we must take in consider
alton that while, from the active exertions
OF Jack Taylor and others, every Re-
adiuster vote that could be counted on was
polled, on the contrary, 10 the know ledge
Of the writer, over so Democratic votes
were not polled, who will vote la the fall
thus making difference Of 70 majority
from this source. Now, while the Re-
adiusters are more united aud determined
on the third ticket 10 this than In any other
county In the State, still at least $50 who
voted Ia the last election with that party
will In the next vote the regular ticket.
which. OF course, will be equivalent to 300
against them In the count--thus making
the Democratic majority over the Readius.
tiers 375 10 the county. Now, the writer
does not think there will be 375 votes polled
for the Republican ticket In the county. II
not. then ibis, one OF the doubtful counties,
is certainly safe for the regular Democratic
ticket. There are also about seventy 10
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Forty or fifty years ago there came to the
| city Of 81. Louis a young Englishman oil
| fortune, who irCested well in large tract
of suburban real estate. Out of this have
since grown and blossomed into beauty
what is known as TowerGrove Park.
now shaded with lofty elms which the
young man himself planted, and a botani.
cal garden, which is unequalled in the
| United States, and which il is well worth
trip from either ocean to the great river
valley 10 see. The originator OF these
splendid enterprises carried them on at
bis own expense, adding to their attrac-
tons year by year, and as browning act OF
munifcence, securing TO the city OF his
adoption a title in fee TO this magnificent
property, to vest Immediately upon his
death. lie Is a man OF large wealth aud
generous sympathies-a public beBefactOr
worthy OF all honor and enjoying a fame
which is truly cOsmopOltan-yet OF simple
habits and devoid OF ostentati0n. He cele-
brated his eiehIieth birthday only few
days ago, and gives bale promise Of another
decade. His name is Henry Shaw WASH
tngtOn Post.
The Virginians who were at st. Louis in
1876. when the Democratic National Con-
vention was in session, have good reason TO
remember the name of HENRY SHAW. The
courtesIes be extended TO The Virginia del
egation have not been forgotten by the re-
cipients. May he live, as Mrs. PAR1INGTON
would say, to be q " centurion"
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eignty voters, young men. who viii ro,t.
ter Tor The first time this ian aya icsn-
whom VIII vote The regular ticts, IT, T u
may ne more, but these certain: Whit g y,
over thirty negroes and no g@ad,.. "os
strength VIII be gained in this way' n
these votes are added. the regular ticket
VIII baye majority OF at least $50 over tho
third, or Malone, ticket. Every day The
election approaches will add strength 10 the
regular and weaken the third ticket in tho
county. The above statement f. patent Ia
every thinking man in the county, and the
Whtg nor Billy Malone cannot alter them
Let the vote OF every county In The State he
submitted 10 strict and true ANALYSIS. and
the result will be the same.
Very respectfully, A Dyyocp,r
Who voted with the Readiu.ters, bun w,n,t
again; the Convention and third ,ictot
made cure.
Antioch, Huvanna county, w.. Ausu.t
/, 1880. ""s W.
n. b. The ReSdiu,ters can never AGAIN
carry the state. They poled aft their
suength last election. They will d,ilv
weaken with both parties. The Governor.
erection VIII wind them up. and when Ma.
nOne's senatorial term expire. they viii an
be buried. Hundreds and thousands arc
disguised with The party by the third tickc,
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watchwords be: 1.-The public credit Of vIr.
GINA: II must and shall be maintained. -
Discard this noble sentiment, take one stcp
down the devious path OF broken faith, and
II can never be retraced, and then the pro-
pbetic warning OF one OF Virginia's gifted
sons, made quarter OF century ago, will
come TO pass. "that dread hour when hope
deferred shall at length make the heart
sick, when an oyerburdened people shall
forget the clear reoown II used to wear |:
when multiplied disasters shall at length
suggest dishoDor. with faith broken and
credit gone, Reputation shall come at last
with her black brush TO finish the picture
come to add shame TO grief and niamy to
ruin !" From such fate God save the
Commonwealth
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The Richmond Ecery Saturday, noticing
our srticle on the so-caIled reform Ia spelI.
log, says:
We concur 10 the opinion that any at.
tempt to adapt orthography 10 phonetics
win prove failure. Eminent phiIoioglsts
head ibis movement, and good many
newspapers. with two or three magazines
OF note, sre putting Into practice the rules
pr0pounded bv the advocates Of the new
syttfm. We are sorry 10 see this, though
We IRE convinced tbat 10 the end our pre-.
sent way Of spelling will maintain It's su.
thority and stt N the tide OF innovation. Ac-
coroing to H0rsce-and DR.. Harris, Of the
AeltgioAs Hev0td-prevaiIIng usage IL
toe RUE Ior speaking (usus norma loqwen.
~. snd We doubt not tnat the reform.
ees" Will Tad u 10 be the rule for spelling
40. White We recognsxe aud admit the
lofee Of some Of the arguments adduccd IN
ssses o. photographic reformation. we
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W. T. Doss is appointed Postmaster If
Lowry, Bedford county. w.. rice Law.
renee Byrne, removed. Jane. n. William.
IS appointed postmaster at Frqr's HlH.
Greebbrier county, W. Va. rice Il. W. Me-
Million, deceased. \. r. Grubb l. appoint
ed postmaster at Old Town, Gr1yson c)un.
ty, Va, rtce W. p. Waugh, resigned. 4
new post'oili;e j, established az Ingram.
Halifax county, Va. near Vernon I.ll,
with Jordan l.. Inerab3m q, p,stma,ter.
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DEATHS.

Died. at his residence. in hi, city. on tho ~ ia,
of August. 1850 AT l0fJ T.. MI. CURTIS TAN.
LOk. Ia the IOrty-trst year Of his age.
The funeral Will take place from IuInu.> alton
Methodist Episcopal church. corner ~tu't- fourth
and y streets, THIS lWcine-dNI EVENING, Il 1
O'Clock. Friends and Acquaintance. are Invited o.
be present.
1t Is especially requested hat The uff wing MON.
bers Of the Old Fifteenth Virginia regiment aiiouI
the funeral Ia body.
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nevertheless adhere TO the Opinion that Il Is
far better to be conservative Ia the matter
Of language, aud are opposed TO such revo.
Iutionary and besogging measures as are set
forth by the American Pathological Associa.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN. PRIycrAL.

This institution continues 20 increase IN proper
liy from wear 10 year II offers superior adsaniass-
I'm locatiOR ia lis building, AID grounds; ga it'
general appointments and -anitary arrangements
its fuli corps Of superior and cNperltncrd ieache
It's unsurpassed advantages in music. modern lan-
guagcs tlOcuilOu. tue arts, physical culture. shd
instruction ~ the theory aud practice OF cOnAlng
the success fu efforts made 90 secure health. com
fort, and happiness Us opposition ID tNiraN dgsuce
lis Standard OF solid scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 Tie Principal ~
Catalogues. j. l~-Zm
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We are informed that General GARFIELD
,edS employed in the celebrated MILLIGAN
case referred to in this journal a few days
auO
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the Zsfh o. july, ~ tho r.sfleuc. FOL
the brlde, hy the Rev. II. ". PM. Mr.. b. WARY
this city.
Buffalo paper, please copy.
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EDGE.IiILL SCHOOL.-Ihc next ....
H sion Of this SCHOOL VIII commence - r-
TEMPER l51H. For circular. auir,>- fhr
Misses RA\DOLri
kcsw'ck Depot Alocmaile county, 81.
3.tSpnlJ
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DATAPSCO INSTIrUrE-MI~> ~.
i RAH y. RANDOLPH. ot Edge iiil. Nir.If
PRINCIPAL. This neli-snp"u - iloOi for lOl W.
LADIES and CHILDREN wiz open >IPrtM' tl
18TH. f. off r. unusual facIiires fur finished tit.
cation. For circulars adire>, Tie Principal Pc
tapscO lu>iltu'e. klltcot Gty. Nd. y li.-Gf
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"Old Virginia will be delighted" with
HANCOCK's letter OF acceptance, says the
Cincinnati Commercial. You're a good
guesscr. Go up head, my boy.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

MRS. GENERAL j. u. STUART. PRINCIPAL.
aided by full coIps 0f efficient teachers. hr ,f,-
siOu begins St PrEMBER l6TH aud continue.
niue On'hs. The expense Of board, &C.. with .
liberal course. including Music and Language, - e.
not exceed $500 For particulars apnlN 20 The
~ 3-2m PRINCIPAL.
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4 NNUAL PICNIC

4 NNUAL PICNIC
~ VOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PA1RICk'> SUNDAY SCHOuI..
AT bon AIR, ON RICHMOND AND DANNllIF
RAILROAD,
on TUESDAY. AUGVsr l3TH.
Every arrangement will BE- mHde for ihc couflr.
and 'essnre OF All who favor "a with th,.r CONF
pany. 4 PRIZE GAME OF BASEBALL Bt-
TWEEN ri, KID MINES. GOOD MUSIC FOR
DANCING by Bsile,'s String Baud. REFRESH
MENTs AT CITY PRICES.
TICKETS: Adults. zoe. children. 25c. 20 be-
had OF the Sundsy -sehOO teachers and scbolarssn'
at the depot on the morulng ~ the excursion,
Train Ieaves al \. NJ. tommittee +. W. Ma
hopy, h. j. Paraler, ID. sullivan.
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HOLLINs INSTITUTE.

Colonel GEORGE T.. TANLoE. President u th.
Trustees.
CHARLES /. COOKE. Superintendent
MRS. r. :. CIiLDs. Associate Principal
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Mrs. l.. V.TURSER. English Lau1usgc.
Miss :. l.. COCkF, Latin and French.
Miss VI. l.. COOKE. Math German. and FrturfI.
Miss SALLY u. RYLAND. Preparatory school.
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Mrs. e. l.. COOKE, head Of Domestic Department
Mrs. &. II. COOKE Domestic Department.
Miss LAURA u. WHITE. Nairon.
CHARLES n. COOKE. Busine>, Agent
join :. TOMPKINs. VI. d., Rc.idenI Physician.
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W. c. RICHARDSON. Director r. Vocal and
strnnenial Music.
II. :. PAUL. Piano aud German Language.
Miss JULIA PORCHER. Piano and singing.
-. I'allslhtmlc.. AnrtI Mm.Ic. mn L LII
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CARNETT,S CNIYERsITY sCHNOI

MN + : I y EN@I I Y IT'IVT.
" ELLlCOTT CITY, MD.-Priuc.n, JANE
VI. g hRNkTT VI. A.. IL. d.. late priucips. o.
-. Johns COIlege-opeus SPINNER l5Iu
Adircs.. until september IT,. Nldlthufs. "a.
au 4-e1dlm
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GLOUCESTER.

HANCOCK AND ENGLISH RATIFICATION MEET
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED BY GENERAL W.
B. TALIAFERRO AND ATEs
ELECTED TO THE TAPPAHANNOCK CONvEN-
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DEMOCRATIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM JUDGE
WATTS, JAMES BARRON HOPE, DIR. CHILDS,
AND CAPTAIN JOHN ). TUCKER.
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Mr.. EMMA PAUL.. superintendent Of Su.c-
Rooms.
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WILLIAM II. PLEAsANTs. Latin and Ntun

". TAYLOR 1HOM, VI. 4, English and French
CHARLES l.. tOCKE,A. VI Mathematics.
Miss Il. ID. fOwLKEs, Ethics and History.
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NEW MINNESOTA CnLLEGE M

" SEMINARY opens SEPTEMBER SIN t.-
mate unsurpassed. Expert uced Instructor EI'.
sexes admitted and graduated. Aiilres.
REV. \. VI. JELLY, u. D.. President.
du i-pOd I'm Sew Windsor. NJ.
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MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARDING
Ivl AND DAY.sCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Nos. q and 3 east Fifty-i street New York Re-
opens skPrEMBEk 20 The course OF STUDY Va
the colleeisie departments meets all demand, lV'
he higher education OF women. ~ l5.2la"Sm
MRS. ENGLlSHS SCHOOL
kvk FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL BS RE0PENtD TUESDAY, sEffkNBEH
81 1850.
The success Of this school during the pa,t N.n
has encouraged the principal TO secure Ia aidilioh
TO the corps of teachers Of last session other 'Sl
able assistance. "
For circulars and further information apply 70
MAS. JESSIE GORDON tNuLish'
] ~ l2-lw&tM,WAflm
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L f NJ ORE UNIV RSIT \
IN HlGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, "a.

II. 4. STROBE tMith. Mcdali.f. L. Va. PnlcDa
and Instructor IA Mathematics and Naiuut
Sciences.
X. :. NELSON. VI. A. Uniyer.lty Of virginia.. ll-
sirucfOr tn Greek ana Latin.
G. r. KENT federated I'm Germany aud Tor many
years resident In PsrlsD. Instructor ia German
French, Italian, and spanish.
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This SCHOOL Is strictly preparatory 10 the I'M
versiiy Of Virginia. Special attention T. gwen fl
teaching sIuGtnis 10 speak the several languasrs Z
Europe.
Charge for bali session, sl25. Reduction male
In favor OF a ministers on OF of two brnthcrs.
For catalogues address TIE PRINo lPAL.
IN l0-lm
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COUNTY COURT IL sEssI0N-P0ITICAL-Co
ONEL MARTIN DIsGUsTED WITH MALONE
SPEECHES FOR THE STRAIGHT TICKET-DEI-
EGATEs TO THE ROCKY MOUNT CONVENTION
AFUsIoN ELECTORAL TICKET RECOMMENDED.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL-THE
CITY'S STOCK IN THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI
AND OHIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF A CITIZEN ABROAD-A HEAVY INVITA-
TION-CENSUs OF THE FOURTH CONGRESS
SIONAJ DISTRICT