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DCstruotive FIRE in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Xxx, August 20.-A special
received from Richmond, KY, says: "A
fire broke out at $3.50 O'Clock last night IN
Conroy's warerooms, at Irvine, the county
seat OF Estill county, and destroyed the en-
tire business portion OF the place with the
exception OF three stores. The fire is be-
lieved to be the work OF sn incendary, 50
there had been no fire made il the ware
rooms for three years. The total loss is
estimated at between 100000 and $4,000,
with but little insurance. 1t is feared the
town will be long time in rebuilding"
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WAT pR. Miss SAYS.
,o,ntoe's Explanation OF the tx.
pioration OF the Wound.

n she stomach Improved-The Patient
- -. More Food than EVer-Tae business
p.,,,on Of a kentucky Town Destroyed By
,,..-The French Military Commission 70
s..,,ovu - Thessaly Occupied BY the
s.e,..-The Treaty Between Russia and
,,,,s-The Reeen, Fire ut Yale, British
,.,,mbia,
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The Stenmer CatalonIa.

NEW YORK, August 20 The steamer
ElysiS, which arrived here to-day, reports
she left the steamer Catalonia, OF the Gu
nard Line, on the 18Th instant at noon
about 900 miles from New York. Captain
Glel, OF the steamer Catalonia, writes that
he would proceed after completing repairs,
under easy steam for New York, where be
expects 10 arrive Monday. All we'll on
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BY Photograph
EEW YORA

NEW YORK, August NooR.-etocks wax.
Money. 3d4 per cent. Exchange, 4s3g, state
bonds duil. tiosernmenfs auI,t and steady.
grsHtn0.--NOGsJ, 4d0 Der cenl exchange.
sS1. Govern ments quiet and steady; new So. l0lA;
new Az, il3t; new AS, 1l5k states inactive.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
EKw YORK. August 20.-The POSTS financial artl-
e'e II 40 p. H. editonl says: The stock Exchange
markets are very doiet To- dAY but depression con-
iiHues 10 be the feature ia The speculative markets,
the net decline In stocks ranging from sGlK per
cent, the latter Metropolitan Elevated Illinois
Central has fallen ~; Roek Island, J \; Denver
and Rio GRANGE, ~; Michigan Central. l7s; WzbDb,
IL: Jersey Central IL KaUsas and Texas. \ and
Manhattan, Delaware, bactsTannS and Wes ern,
Western Union Telegrsph, Pacific Mall ana Louis
vile and Ma hville per cent. each. The Trunk line
stocks continue comparatively steady. United
States bonds cary advanced 4 for the As, hut this
has since been Loaf. The other ISSUES are unchanged
state bonds are dull and firm. Railroad bonds are
generally lower for the speculative issues. In the
money msrhet rates Tor call loans are 4a6 per
cent the lAHer b. Ing the Almost uniform rte 10 the
stock brokers on ordinary collateral There IL little
doing In lime loans, renders being anxious 10 get
his her rates than borrowers are willing 70 pay.
Prime mercantile psper Is 646 per cent. The for
eign exchange market Is very quiet The only feature
b. ing TOE irrebularity Of the a. King rstes.
The following quotations were current to-day At
2:30 =. NJ: Western Union, son; New York Gem
trsl. l42k; Lake shore 1928; MiGhlsas Contra,
OK: New York, Lake Erie and Western, 42k;
do, seconds, lOCA; DrlsrRre. Lackawanna and
Western, l2lA: New jersey Central. Ok: Della
ware snS Hudson, l07k: Reading, 62k; North
eide AN; 40 preferred, 50; Union Pacific.
2Ok; NJ, X. and T., 3SS: Hannibslsnd st. 10,
COX; Ohio and Mississippi. 364; Pacific Mall, 464;
G: 9. ard J. G., l9S Northern Pacific common,
3Sk; Northern Pacific preferred, 71S: San Fran
cisco coumon, As; do. preferred. 7lk; Central
Pacific. s9k; Rock Island, 1872; Chesapeake and
Ohio, 26R; Louisville aud Nashville, 9e4: Nash
vile ana CHATTANOOGA. SIS; Ontario and Western,
20: Manhattan Elevated, 2lS: Illinois Central,
ton ana Quincy, l644: Denver and Rio Grande.
SIX: 81 Paul and Omaha. 3Sa do. preferred,
l0iH; G.. c., G. ana J., S4; Erie and Western,
so; Col. Coal. as; Ohio Central, %; Texas Pa
ci6c, 5e}. Texas Pacific l.. g., 774
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 20.-Vrgfn'a 81. deferred,
Is; consolidated, SOY; second series, Ala; past
cue soupons, 921; new l0-49's, 52A.
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Greek Troops I'm ThessaIy.

ATHENS, August 20.-It is officialiy an
nounced that the Greek troops entered
Thessaly at 6:30 O'Clock this morning, the
Turks having previously Withdrawn.
The Fire At Yale, r. q.
VICTORIA, b. C., August 20.-The town
OF Yale is practically wiped out by the Ore
OF Thursday. Nearly all the business pOr-
ton. Government buildings, and the best
residences were bsraed. Chinatown was
saved. The progress OF The flames was
STAYED by blowing no building with dyn-
amile. Loss, $500, 900; insurance, $4,000.
The French Military COmmission 40
Yorktown.
PARIS, August 20.-fhe French military
commission, which. IN accordance with the
reopest OF the Government Of the United
States, will participate in the Centennial
celebration Of the surrender OF Yorktown,
Va. consists Of General BOulsnger as head
OF the commission; Colonel Bossau, OF the
dragons; Lleutenant-CO Blondel, OF
the artillery; Major Depusy, Of the en-
gjneers, and Captain Mason. Tie com.
mission will embark on board general
Transatlantic Company steamer on the
oath OF September.
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aale nra Nem.nanor.

GREENSBORO, n. c., August 20.-The
Greensboro Patriot, the Oldest and most
influential newspaper in North Carolina,
was sold to-day at auction. Captain John
b. Hussey, an old journalist Of ability, and
for years connected with leading papers in
the State, was the purchaser.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW lOhhs
NEW YORK August 2O.-CO,tOn dull and easier I;
sales. STA bales; upiands, IKE; Orleans. 21c- I;
consolidated net recfiUis. 1889 bales; exports
10 Great Britain. 065 bales. Southern -four
strong and quiet; common 10 fair extra. $500
a6 % . good 10 choice extra. Sc 60GSs. Wheat
2G4c. lower feverlsh aud unsettled, closing With
little more strength; hght export inquiry and ac-
tive business In options; un2raded spring, sl.l2m
AIS; No. Chicago Sl.33 IN store; 81 "a
afo.t; upgr4ded Sll2G8l40; No. 2 red, u 80
81 42H; mixed winter. 81 81; ungraded white,
Sl27mtl 50 Corn 3d4c. lower, closing with
more strength. light sxpor; business. and active
spt culatiTe trading; ungrsded. 6f474c.; No. 3,
6Ga67c No. 2, 70@72c.; No. white, 76c.
yellow, 72G73c. oats frYersh and unsettled. and
trade modrraie; year itgs 12Gl6c. COffee-RiO
quet and nrm old quoted az 1Onl3ac. Sllar
irm aud par'ly aetiyei fair TO good refining, re
7kc; relied finer; standard I" A. 9ke. No-
iasses quiet and sleaOy. Rice unchanged and quiet.
ROsn lrm Al 50 05@k2 O74. Turpeniine lTmer 10
46k@47e. Wool IN BUYERS favor and dull; Gome.-
I4m85c. TexNs I2m3lc. Pork quiet and firm;
prices unchanged. Middles quiet and nrm; long
closed hrin at 81 l.55 sDot, III so August Sll f7s
asll.50 september. treighis hrm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 20.-Flour higher aud
active; nowaFd-Slreet and western superant
~ so: dix MIs super6ne. t4.50Gf6; extra,
t6af6.50: family, s7.50at7.75; Rio brands.
ALSO patapscO family. SS 20. Wheal-SOntheIn
srn irretusr and lower. c,osing nrm southern red,
el.S594l 40 amber. tl.42asl as No Mary;
land, 81 IL No. western winter red, spot ana
August, 8l.39R4iI 40: September, tl4lf
Al AK; CctOber, ai44&ms1.444; November
81 .4dk. C0rn-Southern higher: western lower hnd
Gun southern Nnite. 74H73c.; yellow none Of
ferine. Oats higher and active; southern. BOO
s2c I; western white, 4S@50c.; mixed, 4eA4ve.
Provisions Grin and unchanged Coffee nm Rio
csrroes ordinsry 10 fair, i04nllsc. sugar nrm
Az soft. &c. WnisseT irn stsI.20. Freighis
dali and unchanged
CINCINNATI.
CINoINNATI, ADJUST 2o.-Flour quiet aud % m !;
family, k6.7O@s6.9O; fancy, f79f7.6O. Wheat
"a. Ter aud declined lc. No. red winter, sl.S6D
lS9 Corn unsettled. lower, and Irregular;
buyers and seeis apart al Csc. Oats dull and lower
Al 43c. PORK nOminally unchanged; held AZ sac.
Lard dell neglected and unchanged. Bulk-mfals
ouiet shoulders, s7.S5; no, 90 90. Bacon IN
good demand al full prices; shoulders. sI.e1x: rio,
fIO.23; sides, ell. Whisky active ana arm ~
Hl5; com biuation sales Of dnl,h d 500 s-47U
bsrrels-on tha easis OF 81 Ii. sursl quiet and
unchanged: hogs steady and UNCHANGED receipts
1880 head
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IncendinFy Fire-AfriYsI or y Large
Force OF HechRnics at ESwpOPG
NOWs
Especial telegfam 10 The Dlspsteb.l

Especial telegram 10 The Dlspateh.l
NORFOLK, August 20.-This morning
about 2:30 O'Clock an iucendiary FIRE broke
out in II. l.. Saunders beer-gsrden, corner
High and EfliDgbam streets, Portsmouth,
and totally destroyed that establishment and
two adjacent buildings-oEe a double-brick
store belonging TO J. & T.. MsbaDey, and
the other framed dwelling belonging to
Mrs. Ernest Mccoy, OF Savannah, Ga. All
the property was fully insured, mostly in
the Portsmouth Insurance Company.
Over two HUNDRED carpenters and other
mechanics arrived at Newport News yester-
day from New York to work on the rail-
road and the buildings OF the town. The
sbor-force at this end Of the line is now
very LARGE
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1 |l 81.
changed Wh sPss ss, ae ssss s ssss
opsned higher brrke padis: psfiiaIly rscexsleJ *
close No red Angus el,34 cash. fl.1G sep
temoel, 81 5pt 0ctoaer, fis4 an ihe year. Corn
c4te. september. 06ke. Ocfobfr; eak Ill the year.
QAis lower; SIC. cash; 3Qkc. September, GEe.
OCTOBER. Pf0TiFnus EASIER. no, QucaDly lower,
JOB trade only. Wniskev nrm 81 sf.l7.
MfLwAUKEE.
HfLwAUxeR, August 20.--Flour inkrfive ana
nominal Wheat unsettled and weak FOR cash No
hilwsnkfe. ~; August. eisz2K: septem-
GER :o si.zlz: October; " ~ Corn quiet; 30
yi.inBs weak Mess pork tI6 cash ana Iususf,
el1 30 September. Iard-PrfHe steam All 40
cab md August. 81 .E2z september. Hogs afmer
CHICAGO.
CsicAoo. August 20.-Biour dru and ~ changed
wheat excited and fucf1ating Wildly. With heavy
general decline. amounting 10 SIC. from yess erda "
highest prices No. Chicago spriug. AHA cash
and AugEst- . i.23k September, 81 24hd4f rs de-
toOer; NO. Chicago spring, 81 0e61t1l3. Corn
a,tise: Hikc. cash and August, G2kc Sep,ember,
o5SZ63kc. De ober. Oats panicty. with gr at
break under liberal offerings: CSC. cash, 37c SEN
tenber. 3Sxd. Octchsr. Pork unsetik g. lower ara
weak; sls cash. eli s0Gtt7 SIS September, els
I'D October Lard IN fair demand and lover;
81 Las cab. ~ LAM September. 81 80 October.
Bulk-meais steady sndunchaDgea. Hniskey steady
ana unchanged al ellie.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New YORK, August 2O,--Cotton-Net receipts,
III bales: grcss teceips, e9S bales: futures closer
steady; sales, $4,000 bsl.s; August. el2.I56
ti0.e9; November, .i10.s9@sfO 90 December.
tl0e4 January. sl1.O5Gs1l .n6: February,
Gil 1851 l6; March. ~ 3ld&Il.32: Aprl,
ST.. 429tl LAB; Mas. 81 539fl 1.54.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Tho Treaty Between Russia and china.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 20.-The rah6'
catsn OF the treaty between Russia and
China has been exchanged.
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j. X. BAREES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBsRr REYBURN,
ID. HAYES AGskH.
Az EXPLANATION.

EXECUTIYE MAFSION, August 300 Il.
E-Dnring a conversation with DR.. Bliss
this morning be spoke OF mistake which
occurred In the telephone interview with
BIN late last night regarding the Use OF an
instrument ia connection with the wound.
He said be appears TO have been under
stood 10 say that the flexible tube used for
cleansing the wound had not been put into
The wound further than three and half
inches. {" What / intended TO say" con-
tinDed the Doctor, was that no probe had
Penetrated the wound beyond that depth"
How far the flexible cleansing tube bad
been inserted be could not say, but he
would ascertain exactly, and probably men
ION The fact 10 one OF tO-day's bulletins.
Dr. BOYNTON INTERVIEW WED OK tbs ExPLORA-
TION or THR WOUND, &C.
ExECUT@ MANSION, August 2G-4:15
r. H.-(Unofficial BuIletLS,-Dr. BoyntOn,
WHO came out OF the Presidents room
about bali past this afternoon, made The
following replies 70 the subjoiDed questions,
N1iea were asked him by representative
o. the New York Associated Press:
2. "Doctor, there Is report ia circula-
Ton that the object which the surgeons had
10 view In Introducing o lube into the
depths OF The wou6d yesterday and to-day
was 10 rescn the supposed accumulation OF
pus 10 that vicinity. Was there any such
inlen,ionyv
A. mot al an. While washing out the
Wound yesterday the surgeons found that
tbere was no longer any resistance 10 the
plsssge Of the tube at the point where 1t
hitherto stopped, three and BALI or four
inches from the surface, and they therefore
Fi j 20 in as far as IL would. No force was
Used. Il went 10 about seven inches the
hId time In a direction downward aud
Forward from the mouth Of the wound.
Sioce then, as stated in to-day's bulletin, II
as' been passed in 10 the depth OF twelve
ioeses and hail.
V The fact that there was no Increased
now Of pus after the withdrawal OF The tube'
slaken by those wbo maintain the blood
posoning theory as an indication that the
pus 10 The deeper parts OF the wound bad
Veeh absorbed. Is this sOi"
A. Healthy pus is never absorbed, and
sShnot be absorbed. There 10 no founda'
VOC Tor any sucn theory"
v DID not he introduction OF the tube
y distance OF twelve aud bali Inches
give The surgeons some further evidence
WIN regard 20 the location Of the ball?"
a. Not much. The tube was flsxibie
.aSOer cslheter, Used in washing out the
syund, and we could tell only 10 general
a. TIE direction which IL took through
~ body. Thst direction was forward ana
~ Inward towards point ia the anterior
80, ~l Of ibe abdomen, where the ball has
e,9s Deen supposed 10 lie. Nothing new
!. S.seefialned. TIE surgeons think u
'ss''o'e thas The ball bas moved downward
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August 20. 1881.

RICHMOND, August 20. 1851.
SALES.
WHEAT.- White, % bushels very good at tl.44
"a bushels very good at al 40; "A bushels fsir az
bushels prime AZ ALAG; 1902 bushels prime at
3i.45: 500 bushels very good II LAB and al "A
Ito bushels very good 81 81 AZ; 800 bushels g0Od
Al Rl40: 226 bushe fair AZ o. .35 and Al .3s; $40
bushels cOmmos 10 fair AZ IL 20 10 1892. Mixed,
524 bushels very good az a 10 81 43 400 BUSH
els good a. t1.37 and 10 al 3S. Fultz 292 bushels
prime al OIL 80; $50 bnsheb very good at f1.3s
7O2 bushels very good At sl.S4 10 al.37; 200
bushels good At f1.32 and tl.33; 6lS bu hels fair
alas.
CoRN.-Wblte, 696 bushels very good At 72s.
Mixed. 40 bushels prime al TIC; lzS bushels very
good at Tic. yellow, 40 bu,hels good a; rec.
RYs.-40 O Bushels very good 40 92e.
OATs.-60 bushels prime winter at 52e.; 50
bushels prime spring st Soc; 7z bushels very eood
spring al 4oe- 4l2 bushels very good spring az So.
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Flour.

FloGP-We quote Pine, Rs.509t3.75; EXTRA
SO; superine. 1880; common family, $1,000
soT5; choice or patent family, t7.50afs.
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DAYARD TAYLOR,
ID POET AND TRAVFLLER,
said Z" take great pleasure ia recommending 70
parents The Academy Of Mr.. Swithin g. snOrtndge"
HON. FERNANDO WOOD, NJ. C.,
Said t1SsOl: " cheerfuy consent To The use OF my
their fourth year, after their vacation"
For new illustrates Circular sddress
sWITHIN G. SHOkTLinGE a. ~,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE.
MEDIA, PA.
twelve miles from Philadelphia.
an 1O.eOd2mFwZm
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THE LATEST NEWS.

.r,,reRArn rerHs sIssArcn.
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THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION.

80. nor Any VERY Marked Gain
" ever ,ne Previous bay.
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FACULTY.;

FACULTY.;
EDMUND HARRISON, A. W., Professor OF Latin.
n. n. HARRIS, N A.. Professor OF Greek
ROBES MAsSIR, A. NJ, ID. L., Professor Of Modern
Languages.
A. y. BRowS, n. D.. Pr0fs ssor Of English.
EDWARD Il. SMITH, NJ. A., Professor OF halhe-
males.
CHARLES y, WINSTON. VI. A., Professor Of Physics
b. PURYRAR, A. 81. LII. d.. Professor Of Chemistry:
WILLIAM -. THOMAS, NJ. A" ID. d., Professor vi
Philosophy.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES, Professor Of Law.
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VICHAoND SEMINARY.
JOHN n. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
NRh r. g. PEiT0S and
Mrs J. X 6AkNkTT.
AssoclArx rnscfrAxs.

Toe continued erowth Of ibis SCHOOL FOR
'fOUNG LADIES having rendered u necessary 70
cure increased accommodations, the building
NO. EAsf GRACE STREET has been leased
amt Tor a number OF wears has been used for
school purposes: y win be thoroughly repaired ans
modations fer eoarders are the beat. Two yosre q
dies 70 room-and single rooms provided when de-
sired.
A comfortable apartment and all necessary att<n-
ton provid q for The sick.
The school win REOPEN MONDAY, september
10, 1891.
For Information as to prices, &C., apply for csts-
iogu@ AZ the bookstores, or 10
y so dIw&teedts JOHN n. POWELL.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL (DAY AND
- BOARDINGl. PETERS BURG. Vk.-Seyen-
tenth session begins MONDAY. October 3D. Thor
ugh preparation for Uuiyeniy Of Virginia, &. ;.
Naval aud Military Academic. Highly rec0m-
menGed 10y Faculty Of University; location healthy;
pupils uniform ~ successful Early application adj
yise1. as number OF boarfers Is limited. For cats.
lOgue address. w. GORDON MCCABE,
~ % d2m PRINCIPAL.
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. 49, =.
''<le since h drqs lb.l4t,l ii, ,,,r s,,nn,,.
"ss', pet Iris IS not cfytaie. ., $40 =
q Kew % iM attending st,s..n,,. i.
wounfyv pf"e ~ 'nf
A. "K Is regarded as favorable. 7, Z
oestcf 70 have The wound opep thfouyhos,
tnan closed or obstfilc,ea IA lha o,1ddla
- gan DOW be cotton st and ciesnsed thor
y. "ThIs recent and more comnlete ev.
ploration of The wound. then, sbos,. =
nothing OF ga unfayorahle characte, 81,
A, "Nothiug. The opening Of the wound
so that tube can be introduced 10 lie
depth Is an advantage. ~ before sa,d ),
=. How about TIE Presidents food n.
dayy Did be take the beefsleak Juice which
was being nrepsred at noon ~
A. "Ycs. part oft. He swallowed ahon,
three sposnfuls. He has also taken mors
mllk.gtnel this afternoon
pesrede s 'p'
A. "Eo..
Q, "lst The administration Of quinine con-
tinuedi' '0 0V"
A. "No medicines are now given through
the mouth. Quiuine was given In the enc
mats at 6rst; whether 1t stili is or not do
not know.v ~
Q. +" Has the swelling OF the parotd
gland snbsided?"
\. at Is only about bali as great as II
was at tirst, but there has been no material
change within the past twenty-four hours.
The swelllng.up toward the eye has perhaps
gone down little more"
as 3; "w''' will probably be the result Of
A. 81 esnnot tell you yet. Applications
70 reduce and scatter IL are still being made,
but don't know whether they Will finally
be efec,ual or whether the swelling will
suppuraie."
Y, ''ls the swelling regarded with ap-
prehenslon, and does 1t cause much pain ?v
A. "NO. II Is uncomfortable, Of course,
but the pain is not great"
In reply 10 sn inquiry BY telephone the
surgeons report at 4:15 p. NJ. that The con.
ditiou e toe President has not materially
changed since the noon bulletin.
PASSED A QUIET DAY YESTERDAY.
ExEcUrivs MANSION $3.50 p. M-tOHicial
Bulletin. 1.-THE President has passed the
day quietly. He has been able TO take more
liquid food by the mouth than yesterday,
and the quantity given by enemata has been
proportionstely diminished. The parotid
swelling remains about the same. Pulse,
10; temperature, 1904; respiration, 10.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BAsNEs,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURS,
ID. HAYES AGSEw.
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 20.-The
following was sent to-day:
LotoeH, Minister, london:
Al 2 O'Clock p. Nj. all reports indicate
that the Presidents condition is about the
ssms as Yesterday. There is certainly no
loss. and there IS no very marked gain.
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,
J. NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

Healthy location. beautiful scenery, scholars me-
tied. fun course Of study. thorough teaching firm
dl.cipline. CHEAP price. wholesome moral influence
Catalogues mailed Oa 3pp,icatiOn.
iy S-sOd2mE REV. y. WOODS, PRINCIPAL.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER %, 1881,
and continues nine months.
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Expenses OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
One hundred aud ninety.six dollars, per pine
months session. cover AL the excuses Of entrance.
fees tuition. board. fuel lights and washing.
kiQhty-seven dollars and hftY cents viii aeet the
EXPENSES Of nCn-tesident STUDENT
For catalogues amy az the bookstores or address
b. PURYEAR,
fv %. 3tavtSe15tdIw Chairman.
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sa =, !: (. !3. RI 7ss R5oss mn )
k~DtY- skyTkNcKn z4ar. w sl
Sifue tn IN hs neeI ~ locality sHf08t four hu18
fipnI tnrragh ronfes fetw<kn The East ao6 Xos<<
fbs fcnHdrrpf ini@ college u 10 pf0y]8s the nIGze4
whole system lFba<d ulon the s3undtsf PHVTH6fs
fqSipIsou 81 chars cter. FREkGH u iac laG9o1rn
bsnusfiy snd Tnifsos@Fecs. inc1uoizw TIE Wh659
zes, CalLstbsucs, Drs~lrg ana rnnsnsa, nse *
cine. f3rO per AMMAN. rf<scfion 3f one ba1f ~
pssficssars address MISS C1iNfOS. L:>3y Princes
adm. ~ as 4swi6f
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PA1HoNEss, H. ~ r. rkINCkss LOuisE.
HEf,i.NpTH. ~. D., D. G.. r..
FAIL THnH o<Exs WfDH
Handsome aud spacious Buildings b.4nfifuiiy
~ rail ffpm Niaeara taiis, Ans on one Of the rfir
The GROUNDS comprise lao acres. TIE am u
intsite'uai and pfachcf'iy ueful tducaff0n. The
ANT prlr fiDies 40 tue ouiy solid tasis f0ffhe rff1
SPOKEN 10 Toe college. NCSfC Speciality. Hoard.
cnnrse OF fngiisb, the Ancient and Modef3 Langua
Piano and Librsry. Medical AifsudsEes and MeH
the daughters Of eIerTymer. F0r cfgcuars azd full
pal Heilmufh Lsafesf College. london. Optarse Can
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMIA
ID SELECT BOARDING and DAY.SCHOOL,
No. 1922 EAST FRANKLIN STREET, kICDM0ND,
VA.-Ihe seventeenth sessi ion begins THURSDAY,
September 18th, and closes 18TH JUNE following.
Mr. l.. &. CATLETT, VI. A., Of Richmond College,
has been engaged as assistant, ana Professor l.. \.
HASsELEFF, the distinguished Russian liseuist
and accOmp he'd instructor, viii have charge Of
The department Of Modern Languages. Circulars
can be obtained at the bookstores, Riehmon or
by addressing st. BEACH,
~ 7-Su W&F2m Principal.
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SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOwELL.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 20-The
following was sent to-day;
LoioeH, Minister, London:
Al O'Clock p. Nj. all reports indicate
that The Presidents condition is about the
ssms as Yesterday. There is certainly no
loss, and there is no very marked gain.
BLAINE, Secretary.
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RENMORE UNIVERSITY
IN HIGH SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

select. Limited. Preparatory to the University
of virginia. session begins SEPTEMBER STH.
For circulars giving full particulars amply TO
an IA ~ II, A. STROBE, Principal.
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MISS MARY LATHR0P DESIRES TO
WI RESUME HER DUTIES As A TEACHER,
either ~ assistant or principal. Any one wishing
her services will please communicate with her as
soon as possible. sc her residence. 0l5 east Leigh
street. She refers TO Rev. r. L. Pres on, d. d. Pro-
fessor G. II. Winston, Samuel r. Lathrop, Esq.
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