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To WHOM 1T MAY CoScERX-itching piles
is one Of the most annoying complaints
known to physicians Ivory one can tell
whether he Is thus afflicted b. observing the
following symptoms: Intense itching, par.
ticularly after getting warm. 1t seems as il
pin worms were crawling in or about the
rectum. Small Jumps sometimes form. Thu
private parts are often affected. The more
you scratch the wofSe the itching. Knowing
that my Ointment is superior to any article
In the market, guarantee it to cure the worst
case OF itching piles in existence.
[Signedl II. SwAYNE, N. D.
DE- Swayne's Ointment Is also pleasant
and effective cure for letter, itch, salt rheum,
erysipclas, barber's itch, pimpleS, and all
scaty, crusty, itchy skin cruptiOns. Sold by
all prominent druggists, or will be sent for
so cents lin cent Stamps) 5 boxes, ST %.
address, DR., swNyne & Son, Philadelphia,
ia. TTIlsGW
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William ]. COughlin, of somerville, Mass
says: In the fall OF 1876 was taken with
bleeding OF the lungs, followed by u severe
cough. | lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted
TO the Hospital. The doctorsSa had hole
in my lungs as bigas half dollar. At one
time a report went around that was dead.
gave up hope, hub tFiOnd told Inc OF DR..
William Halls nalsam for the LuRg. ! got
IS oG S when .I 70 my safpEE ds I'D
three years past.
~ write this hoping every oneafIlicted with
Diseased Lungs will take DR.. William Hall,
BatSam, and be convinced that CONSUMPTION
can be cured. can positively say it has done
more good than all the other medicines have
taken since my sickness,
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ASNhN SUAN vs. NAHtENsNAhR NONShSSF
Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and asthmAtiC attacks, weakened
and debf'itated state Of the system, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by "DR.
SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY"
The first dose gives relief, and the worst cold
and sore lungs yield to its healing properties.
An occasional dose Of "SwAYSE's PILLS.
should be taken 10 keep the bowels free. They
are excellent for torpid liver and bilious COM
plants.
A Frankfort tKy.) physician writes Some
months ago the daughter OF one OF our promi-
Hent citizens was pronounced h0pelessiy con
sumptive. She was very much reduced in
flesh, terrible cough, her life gradually vast
ing away. ! recommended her to use "DR.
SwAYSE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY"
which she did. In short time she was free
from ali cough and other symptoms, and is
now rosy and healthy.
Price, % cents aud Il q bottle, or six bottles
for S. The large size is the most economical.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, Phila-
delphia. Sold by druggists. TTHstw
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Allow cold to advance In your system aud
thus encourage more serious maIadies, such
as Pneumonia, Eemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be 50
readily attained2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severcst Lung
Diseases. ltisDr. Boschee'S famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and ne fear need be entertained in ad.
ministering 1t to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale Of this medicine is IN.
precedented. Since first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with,
out single report OF failure to do It's work In
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
OF these remarks. Large sizes 70 cents. Try
itaud be convinced. rThs&w
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF EIGHTEENTH

1 AtOGAA5 ~ - hlA44 vi 41AS44E LINN LII
i STREET PROPERTY.
By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Adam En-
inert and Elizabeth, his wife, TO the undersigned
Trustee, dated the 10Th day Of Nuy, 1874, and Of
record In the Office Of the clerk Of the County
Court Of OHIO county, wcSt viRinfa, In Deed Of
Trust BookEO. z, pages y and 70, ] shall, on
TUE5DAi, MAY 2, 1852,
Commencing at 10 O'clock 4. NJ, at The front door
Of me Court House Of Ohio county, W. VA sell ut
public auction TO the highest and best bidder, The
following described property, that Is to Say All the
east One'halI OF the west Ohe.hali OF lot numbered
nineiyone siuGe III that part OF the city OF heel
Ing known Is East Wheeling and fronting on
Ing one half Of the Snme half lot which was con.
Veyed 10 George WehnCr and the said Adam
EmmeTt by deed Of James McConaughY, bearing
date the I'D day Of February, 1870, and Of record
In tho Clerks OillCc OF the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, in Deed hook %, page "a,
and ~ the Ellne PROPERTY conveyed IN IeVenIfty 10
snld Adam Emmert by deed Of George WehneF and
wife, dated the S0th day III December, 1853 and Of
record In the said clerks OilleO In Decd EOok S.
pGRN4.
Tho title Of said property Is beloved 10 DO per.
feet but sci Ing rs trustee shall convey only such
title rs Is vested fl me by said deed Of trust,
TERMS or SALE-OnG.thlIl OF the purrhaEe
money. or 10 much more thereof rs the pnrchRker
may elect TO pay, In cash the residue In two edua
inStAllmCnts ut six and twelve months with Inter.
est from the date OF sale tile purchaser giving notes
for deferred payments, secured by deed OF trust on
the property, and policy Of Insurance.
n. II. HALLER, Trustee
AHCttnnecF, fnhSf
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MEDICAL,

Owing TO popular idea that 1cmcdy said to
cure variety OF inaiadi, should bc treated with
caution, II not AusplClon, The inventor hCslAted
SDmc time IN placing II before the public; but from
the Qualifying assurance byA GJrnt number VI the
nru NiAliElng and heallh,IcneWing properties Of
his preparation Of llypOphOsphttes under variety
Of circumstances he y equally satisfied that these
effects Rru kccufCd by l sc That lS action Il tx.
CullAr to his Preparation, aud that CONSU MILTON
Is not only CURArLE, but up 10 certain stage, Is
8s easily controlled "a most other organic hise4SCE
While Il is the ulm oil tho inventor to convey In.
formation 10 tHeh rs require his HyPbRh0sphiss Il
IL his firm belief Tint t use will be valuable 10 iii
who dcsiIe Il long life Or who are Atruggling Tor
health
With faith based upon the experience Of twelve
years, he would not despair Of restoring natIent
suffering from the allowed dCpse, even tho Oh re-.
durcd to vcry, low state atId not complicated by
actual OTgInlc loss.
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unrewarded struggles. In the hour Of his
acknowledgment the attention Of Mr.. Ham
moad was attracted 10 him, and with that
kindness Of heart so characteristic OF the
man, he procured him employment with
himself in q case Of Importance and inter
est Mr.. Hammond superintendent the
Preliminaries Of the ease and made all the
necessary preparations for the trial Of the
same. When the Case was called for trial,
Mr.. Hammond observed TO bis colleague,
" I'm very i'll; the attack IL sudden and vio-
lent. You must 90 Oh without me. Yon
understand the case" The young man
was confused and troubled, and plead with
Mr. Hammond to remain II only for a few
minutes, but he insisted that he WINS too
sick, and left the court room. There was
no alternative. The young lawyer was
compelled to proceed with the trial Of the
case, which hI won. In his satisfaction at
tho ie ult, looking around the court room
to catch the eye Of some sympathisinV
friend, he discovered Mr.. Hammond In
the gallery, where he had been during the
whole progress OF the suit, There was
tear oil gratitude in the young mans eye
answering look Of Joy which frightened
Mf. dQmM0nu'S lace.
Nearly forty.two years have passed away
since the death OF this wonderful man,
who lives rather In personal memories than
in public influences. He died in CinCin-
natl in the sixty.frst year OF his age, a
worn.out and overworked man. One OF
the gifted poets Of the west-W. D. Gala.
CHER, Esq.-who was associate editor with
him during the latter portion OF bis lie,
caused the responsive chords OF his meio.
dious Tyre 10 vibrate with measured
cadenCes rs be sung in worthy numbers
the virtues Of his departed friend and
colleague in such strains as these:
"a keen perception Of the right
A lasting hatred Of the wrong,
An arm that failed not IN the fight,
spirit strong.
ArnyCd him with the weak and low,
No matter what the opposing power,
And gave terror to his blow
In battles hour.
None were too low to meet his eye,
None were tor weak 10 claim his aid;
To feel his AMER, none too high
In place aIFayed.
Nan had his sympAthies, not meH;
The whole he loved, and not a part:
Aud 10 the whole he gave his pen,
His years his heart.
Throughout The land his might was fett;
Ills words aroused the sluggish soul;
llsshamed the knee, 10 power that knelt,
From such control.
Fired by his daring spirits flame,
Filled BY the truths he nObly taught,
In thought, WORT, action. men became
WHAT FreCnen ought.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAL.


NEW YoRE, April l4-Moncy 2SaI per cent clos.
lug at 8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a5L
ner cent, Sterling exchange, bankers bills, steady
al 81 S6H: demand 81 ~.
.GovERSNENTs-lr
y. $ d, cxtcnted...i ii.chigh & Wilkes t0J
y. :. d, extended. l0l9SSt. +, & $. G. irStS.ll0
Y. 3, rs, coupons. nc ". 7. bonds, tlrSts,.li7
Pacific IS OF 'H.."..l39 y. p. sinking fund llS%
Genital PACitlc Texas Pac land Els. IL
Erie seconds......... % do. Rio Grande div. 81
Offered.
RAlLEoAD BoSDs-Moderately active and gsner.
sTErEsECUEITlEs-Activc aud strong.
Louisiana consolS. 81 Virginia Gs............ 81
Missouri Virginia COnsOs, OK.
81. joseph..... ...,..i0Tht ira mat COUPONS. C
Tennessee GS....".. G3lS Virginia deIetrcd. lax
TENNESSEE g. ncw,... so 'oCered.
sToCEs-The market opehed IN the main weak,
with prices lssa9G per Cent lower than yesterday
closing quotations, the latter for Omaha preferred
while Colorado Coal opened | per cent Higher III
81. After general fractional decline In tic early
dealings an advance took place, ranging iUm "a
Centntt and Louisville aud Nashville being con.
spicuouS IN the upward movement. The market
then hold down HtlA per cent, Reading, Omaha
common. Alton hnd TeFrG lllutH preferred md ST.
Paul being prominent In the decline, but about
noon an advance u l]Hl2 per cent was recorded,
II which Missouri Pacific, New Jersey Central,
Wabash preferred Denver and Rio Grande aud
M nIlu A.nAHtIt MSIC VI. lunst prominent.
4, There was general decline Of Nal1 per cent In
the early part Of the afternoon, The latter for
Michigan Central, while Northwestern sold IN az
and Nashville and Chattanooga per cent, hui tho
latter Immediately reacted . per cent. Subse.
quently another advance OF En9 per cent took
place Nashville and Chattanooga aud Louisville
and Nashville leading therein, which was followed
by reaction OF hath per cent the lHtter for New
JeraOy Central, but II the final dealings the mar
Eet agnin sold up hAlH per cent, Missouri Pacific
ana New jersey Central leading the upward move.
ment. The market closed strung at about the best
figures Of the day. Prices generally are ISI23S per
cent higher than at yesterdays close the latter loI
Missouri Pacific.
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nl2.AO0
Whole Tickets 50. Half Tickets, 81. "a
Tickets, $50. 65 Tickets. S1nf.
Legal" NOTICES,
TRUSTEES SALE OF FTETEENTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTEENTH
l. STREET PROPERTY,
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by John E.
Nehemiah to me rs Trustee, dated August q, 1874,
and Of record In the office Of the Clerk Of the C0n.
y Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. Z, page 40, l shall, on
TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1859,
Commencing at lO1S O'Clock A. NJ, at The front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, est Virginia.
sell n public auction to tho highest md best bid.
der, the following described property thatls 10 my:
The middle one third fronting on Fifteenth street,
Of The north half Of lot numbered fifteen (I6l III
William w., shriver'S addition 10 ENSt Wheeling,
situate on the southwest corner OF woods formerly
SEVENTY AMI Fifteenth formerly Centtc( streets
In lheetly Of Wheeling W. Va.
Title believed N he perfect, but shall convey
only such title as Is vested In me by said deed q
trust.
TERMS OF sALE-onC.thIrI Of the purchase money
and as much more rs the purchaser may elect, Caih
In hand; the residue In two equal inSlallmentE at
FIX and Give months, with interest from the day
OF Slc, the purchaser giving notes for deferred ray
ments, secured by deed Of ttuStUn the property and
apOliCy Of insurance.
WIN. P. HUBBARD,
". II. HALLER, Trustee
AuCtiODeer, Ynh9i
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A RcnoynIInw Remedy

Is to be found in Burdock Blood Bitters. As
m antidote for sick beadncbe, female weak.
ness, biliousness, indigestion, constipation,
md other diseases Of kindred nature, these
bitters are Invaluable. Price $780,
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COMMON talk all over the town, that DR..
Virgins LunGwort Compound cures ali
kinds Of Coughing aud Colds. Try Il. Sold
by Logan 4 Company and all druggists.
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HACK hack! hack Cough cough! cough
All stopped at ouce by using Dr. Virgins
Lungwort Compound. Try it. Sold by Logan
& Co, and all druggists,
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CHICAGO, April l4-Flour (lrmer, but not ouo.
ta6ly higher Wheat active, firm, higher mud 'un,
July: q ~ August; u o. Year; so. a. 81 lOjSs
1871; rejected fStS9C. Corn unsettled, but 1eIcF
ally higher Rt I51Gas;9tc cash: 7lIsN April; YEA
7I54c May; 13A16.Eo June; 7G1Eai6AC July: rejected
4gltAS2r cash: 494C April: 6EJ1{c May; SIG June;
i654c July; :sSIsc August; Sc year Rye quiet and
firm at Se4si1fc: barley quiet and steady at 81 TO-
Pork steady Mt$lS 1SalS 70 cash, April and May:
mand fair and market firm al Sli Is cash and NpTiI
sll S7HAll 40 Mays 6?5Sal IS June: sll s9lSa
il 6S July; 81 Tx August, Bulk meats fairly
active and shade higher Shoulders 81 o.; short
nib $40 IS: short clear $40 80 Butter quetand weak
creamery S3a8c; dairy fair To firm nj 2Ol8Sc ErVS
quiet and unchanged, whisky Ite&dy and III.
changed al 81 10. Call-Wheat demand active and
prices advanced At 81 29k May and June; 81 2SIi
July; q llsS August. Corn fairly SCiIve and /
,76c June; 7Hie July: Oats e3Ciied and hlIhcF Il
SOC bid April; SS1sS June; 465ac July, PFoyiEonS
armer but not Gu0'ahty higher.
EEw YoRx, April N.-Flour dull; receipts IL 900
barrels; exports 5000 barrels; Superfne WcstrTn
and State 81 0Qal IS; common 10 good 81 76AS m.
good to choice $ s0dS IS; white wheat extra 81 ga
SIS; extra Ohio s. lOaS 50: St Louis S loGS Is;
higher, everSh and unsettled: receipts 81 0 bush,
els; exp0rtEnole; No sprng inferior 81 %; hard
spring 81 i2S; No. Chicago 81 30; No. rcd 81 20
No. white. sales 80 bushels Of 81 4lA1 49JL{i
l. lh. closing at 81 At May, sales 81 900 hutheS'
at 81 sai 4b aldsiftg at ~; June, safel no.
900 biAhellGt q 1al -. closing Al 81 AK; July
sales SO 900 bushels q s. 27al closing at 81 "a
unsettled; receipts hoo buAhGlE exports is Goi
bushels ungTaded 719tASS1or No, g. Ia
No. 2, sSiSasThe; No 2 white 90; No, |;
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MllI'S 9SRSdASS, q stops, 10 vet tCOdS only
htsSns,,S! ~ Flames si2l up. RAFo Hclidey
FtAlnStosS I sSIAaY. WhIs or call on BEATTY;
'"''' mold
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Peruna Is sure cure for bilioumeRs and
kidney conPlaiRssi ithas no equal
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THE only vegetable remedy known that /
q perfect 8l0oi pliuifa.-S. SIS,
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uspICAL' -
NERVE KING /!
nllgAlES7PAIN MEDICINE
on EARTH

In Relieving Misery ~. -: ne
!. "a a 9ors al to relieve! Esiii
-. RnCumHiiSui'
nsIs,ji or , IoI,"Tia ihc iIFcASI'
Wkvisr inr hiuI,",SIIy, a
s,SEcnrHisi"'
hsJ', ~, iArarhr'
HNP.i,o, Srrains.
H..s:i Z, (. ,s, ,,",I"i any aud "'' cir
,is,'i iss,'l ,r f,tle ,,i 4, ,"S nav"
iirGa1',, t 10, R,,prrs.ii",,'r pnIn.
M ", ss"j y l l,,. E, aud C"l6s'
lnts.Ssi e, t,"',l,,SsrualIy
lIhP' ....i.aarhnd secret lor 7;
n.eee,I5 I'd. EgH year , ,,s gs
II Ii,1a' I. ,NlGmol i" ,,n STS' t".dIy'
is.,ts ~ arn Wl"' "'""''
\ NJ MI 81 ..' nr.s "a Private. Ii Re-
hmH, ' ...lH..'-a ..,,,,o. ,cc,,r.
yet, " !, .. Id. p. aa'..' languages accom-
w. b. IKE
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WARRINGTON DELAEY,
Martins Ferry
&hH o lAdiwh;cfs--"Dr. Smiths professional
slfs IN ny family havn been most satisfactory
Nh Ss,l,laSat hid to al ~ gentleman aud
Win FApiCi&n'
~. AAfart KOlh AyS:-"l had been suffering
fSsIea !r1n and treated BY many physicians for
w. d. Smith aid had a tApe:wOrm and
aIHSsl houH tCmOScl a monster 100 lCet long"
'sSSle complaint --ThTcc yeArS In hospitals for
~ ytyt tae peculiar advantages IN such CEseEL
Spi@ Of ra,Etrh, diseases Of heart, liver
Sssl,h, tiucys, kin, b.o0d, nervous NiIGctIonS
~ Ngsknists o. mpD snd youth, SCrolul1 and
49, ~ ps,i!y my nao9,
- saitt without TIE EnIic.
s,tsSs uA dNDCe may be- treated by letter and
,sa - guAaptcet. 4 chart Tor self exNrnina.
NJ w ssI "a NGcIp' Of Two threeOgnt stamps, and
aIn,l@ 'tturlsi l,le
SSS,,I.1toq = clate tree. once hours lsssa . A.
-"' TX DAILY Gail On Ut address,
,u - J. T., SMITH, ND,
w 80 lii Chsr,Iuc 81, Wheeling. VI Va
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SOM NJ ALL DRUGGISTS, and by
|t0GASk Co., B;,dsc Corner, Wheeling.
| mhg
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81 a. - NsN SNOlC IFNnP'k,
kBirA y, ~ Nrty Street, New York Ciiy,
!. EisrS,;.. N,tr.;suv, iichiug OF liberated PileS
IA Il ID hy i nm rue Ointment Is sure euro
q, SSsS,IS mat PotSalO by Logan 4 Co., drug.
delSsEnW
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NRs, CATHERINE CAP6t
sAhJg rect, Wheeling, ". Va.
Nnolf, Suffered i1i .can with cancer. Had II
~ 0Gi th2e Hngs Il ;a,G ned alter each opera
Y. pE SgiiA Cgp4 NJ Eyt!l0Ui knlEC, cauSilc or
lGn' MRS. II. N. CIRCUIT.
hles Estnla Of tnuA-,fla. Of my back for Is
Wy, Exported tynE Ny 5ui.h cured ma with.
tstGite, IN I've seek
THOMAS C0LVIE,
,NeolsSlc GDNT Nlu ST., Wheeling, ". Va.
Ia.7aoI o. RSrium, FrItR}HUs aud Piles
" ptSa W to die sUd pronounced iIcuAblO
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Queen City Hotel
FRED VoIGT, Proprietor.
n. {. Cor. Sixth and Race Streets,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

TERMs--$l so to 500 per Day; or on
European Plan, Lodging soc, Zoe and 81 90
G~-We have added a new house connected
with Hotel, aud renovated Hotel all through,
and IRE now In tirst-clHss trim, and cai nc,
general TO better advantage than before.
N. B.-This is the most central Hotel Of.
any In thccity, right among the Business and
Amusement portion, and Street Cans run
from In front, or within One square Of house,
to any part OF the city; It IS The nearest hotel
TO Exposition and Music Halls n020w&s
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The particular attention Of ne Pe q nnrsi 4, "a.
hEt has ne e1itIre HRm66ra' tie Eos 1JraGcS NoTtiE
Drd'I,Ig u sold and consequently all e prisss h CIA
drnlrin1 nre Ahd md dr1iDa dndpdid HpFiowSGW
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G1e GltteLLlaattlar.
CHARLES HAMMOND.

Ills RcmOyal from ~. CIaiFsvllle TO Gin.
cfnnnd-IIts Grand Career ~ EDITOR
and Lawyer.
Judge cnHmOt'S ,blograPhlc4l sEstrh-COncludOd
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orM. A. DAuPHIN, - ''S S"'s'' Ntl''SO' iii@
COZ Seventh street, Warrington. D. G.
The New York office Is removed 70 Chicago.
eeive prompt attention, ''-'' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-21
ALEXANpRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA AWERTISFR

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES ON SEMINARY
l,!LL.-A large number of persons left here
lllis morning to attend the commencement
exercises Of the Theological Seminary and
Episcopal High School. The chaplains-
Rev: DR.. Minnegerode, of Richmond, Rev
Or. Henckel, of Charlottesville. and Rev,
Beverly D. Tucker, of Richmond county,
commenced their examinations at the Semi
nary yesterday. and to-day the Society of
the Alumni was addressed bv Rev. A ii
Randolph: ID. d. ATT D. m. the annual
alumni dinner took place after which the
members OF the society attended the com
mencement exercises Of the Episcopal High
school. The annual meeting of the trustees
OF the Educational Society was also held nt
the seminary to-day. Tonight thetinal cxer
Uses OF the Seminary Missionary Society
VIII be held, Rev. J. L. Grammer, d. D., of
Baltimore preaching the sermon. To-mor-
row morning the reading of essays by the
senior class will take place, and in the after
noon The diplomas will be delivered. On
rrlday morning ordination services will be-
held III the chapel at the Seminary, conduct
Ell by RI. Rev. F. NJ Whittle, d ID.
At the commencement of the Episcopal
High School this afternoon the GIllowinu
medals were presented For mathematics
ID: ;: Mackall, of Fairfax; for composition
W. III. Wilmer, son Of Bishop Wilmer, Of
Alabama; for classics, w. D:Smith, of Clarke
county.
AT the Joint celebrations Of the Backfo ford
ana Fairfax Literary Societies of the High
school, last night, the address before the
SoG,eiles Was delivered by Philip A. Bruce,
OF Baltimore, and the Validictorian was B.
". Branch, of Richmond. Medals were pre-
Srntcd as follows: BIackford Society-For
reclamation, to c. A. Suttield, of Louisville.
ny; reading, W. II. Jones' of Alabama, de-
bating, T. T. Powell, of Richmond. Fairfax
Ernest NJ. STEERS, of Norfolk;
rcisiillg, I: l.. Minor, Of New York, debat-
ing ID. :. Mackall, Of Fairfax.
among the ministers on the hill are Rev
~, Hpr!Sg, OF Richmond, and Rev Dr. Nc
Kim, of New York.