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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
various Notes - Greedy Refuses Prom
ton.

Various Notes Greedy Refuses Promo
tiOn.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.--Proi. Steven
son, of the Smithsonian institution, has
gone with a party of explorers to the
region of the cliff and cave dwellers to
make acollection ofrelics and curiosities
to be taken to the New Orleans Cotton
Centennial Exposition. The exploration
will be made in Arizona and New Mexi-
co, and conducted in part among villages
never before visited.
The acting Secretary of the Navy has
called Rear Admiral Davis, in com
mand OF the Asiatic squadron, to be
guided by the same Instructions for
the protection of American citizens
in China as were given ut the outbreak
Of the Franco-Chlnese hOstilities. In
order to suspend, if possible, the con
tlnued decrease in the gold reserve which
now amounts to little over Sl47 900, 0Ot
IS compared with $l42,OO0,000 May Is t.
1t has been decided to restrict the furth.
Treasury, and when possible, to make
Davments in other funds or its immedl.
ate paper representative,
IL Is understood That Secretary Lin
coin has decided upon the promotion OF
he survivors of the Greedy party
steward Briderbeck and private Car,
roll will be made sergeants, and Ser
soants Brainard, Frederick and Long
second lieutenants. Lieut.. Greedy, it /.
understood, has refused to accept pro
notion to II captaincy, except througl
| he ordinary course. This action on hi
part is highly appreciated by those of
icers whose promotion would hav,
| been deferred for two or three wears haJ
ne accepted. He will be ordered t,
Washington about November lst., an,
win be occupied a year or so with hi
records.
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Cru,,nn.Lls 1l.,xs.

PARIS, Aug g. The French residents al
Hue, have been instructed TO recognize
the new king only, upon the condition
that he accepts the troaty between
France and China, concluded by Pate
notre, the French minister TO China.
Tho Temps expects that extreme
measures in dealing with China, will be
postponed until the discussion of the
Chinese question has been had in the
Chamber of Deputies, after the presen,
session of Parliament at Versailles has
been concluded.
The National, referring to an inter
view between Minister Ferry and Fong
Poo, the Chinese Minister, thinks il m-
dicates in the negotiations for settle
ment that the difficulties still continue.
Prime Minister Ferry has addressed a
formal note to Lord Lyons, British Min
lister to France, in which he declare.
that England continues 10 he bound b.
the protocol signed at the Constantine
pie conference, and that sho must again
consult the powers in the event of any
change in the financial arrangements OF
Egypt.
Tue Republiquc Franchise, referring
to the action of Germany in the Egyp.
tian conference, regrets the blindness OF
the English government to the meaning
of tho bitter words and hostile attitud,
of Count Won Munster. The paper saw
il Is no mystery to Gladstone that Bis.
marck would delight to Sc,
France beguilod with his Hat.
teries to begin a regular con
ilict with England. France Is strong II
her imperishablc rights, strong in hel
support of Europe, and would not per
init the slightest injury 10 the interest.
of the National creditors Vt Egypt,
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UALIfAN, Aug. b.-Tho government
steamer N0wiield arrived TO night from
Sable Island with twenty-thrco passeu-
gers and the crew of the steamer Am
sterdam, which was wrecked ON Wodnos-
day night on a sand bar fifteen miles
from the island, while on a passage from
Amsterdam for New York. Tho only
officer who came up by tho Nowncld
from the wreck was tho third mate.
From this officer, and from the passe n.
gers OF the Amsterdam, the following
story was elected: The steamer sailed
from Amsterdam July 10Th, with ~.
STORAGE and twelve cabin passengers,
aud a crew OF fifty.four men.
The weather was unusually foggy for
the season, rs during the run across
there were two clear days only, and the
sea was a rough one.
The day before the disaster the sky
was clear, and the captain obtained a
good observation. The next morning.
however, broke thick, and the weather
continued foggy throughout the dav
with the exception of a brief period. At
about l0:ll ". IN. the ship suddenly
grounded ON an unseen bar, no land nor
light house visible In any direction, and
~ afterwards discovered, an island
fifteen miles distant.
The steamer when sho struck was
some thirty-ilyo miles out OF her course.
Tho shock In striking was very slight
one, but caused great excitement IN the
crowded vessel. Tho passengers ro-
qnired all the exertions OF Capt Lucas
aud his officers 10 dispol their fears. Com
mnnd was given 10 open the matches and
~ jottison the cargo, which work wns
commenced at once aud number OF
passengers Joined and assisfod. This
continued until enrly the following day.
aud no water had yet shown below. AZ
tint hour Tho IOIu1nautlrr rcUiut< thai
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The Mootrn M or. shoni.

CALvBRT, Aug. o. special. The
Calvert gun club with the clubs from
Hearno, Groesbeeck, Mexia and Waco
participated in a shoot at Wooton Wells
yesterday evening for purse Of s.,
offered by the Wooten Wells company
and won by the Calvert club. Score A.
follows; out of possible 80. Calvcri
a., Hearne ~, Mexia 81, Gr0esbceck 4
aud Bryan 10. Calvert and Hourno tied
and ON shooting OIL the tie, out of pos.
sible Is, Calvert II, Hearne II, at twenty.
one yards rise. our club are very mbi
liant over their victory.
Owing TO the Waco club not havinl
the requisite number % men. as mad
vertantly stated, they did not partici
Iafa.
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BEHIND HAND.
NEWS THAT is ONE DAY LATE.
Wreck OF the MISUNDERSTANDING at
Sable Misunderstanding for the
Relics of the Cave-Dwellers
"A Negro Mob.
English Nnte. and Views.


LONDON, Aug. 6.-In the House of
Commons to-day Parnell spoke in oppo
sition to the grant to tho Queens col
leges in Ireland. These colleges, he
said, should be swept away and their
advantages conferred upon denomina-
tional colleges. The interest of educa-
ton was sacrificed and the money
squandered in order to fill tho Queens
colleges with iIl-trained students.
John Bright has written "A letter N
which he says: America, France, Ger
many and Russia, which arc protected
countries, are suffering more in the
present condition of trade than Eng
land. The English working classes
were never so prosperous under the pro-
tective system as now. Protection will
never be tried again in this country
Blaine, in advocating protection, talks
after the same fashion as the English
fairies forty years ago.
England and Holland offer to raise the
blockade of Teuom and give the Raiah
100000 rupees if he viii release the crew
of the British steamer Nisero, wrecked
on his coast last autumn. II the kajah
refuses England aud Holland will com
bine to punish hlnl.
nv iltll-NthliN lHttAlilb VI VIC
American Cable company was held to-
day. The report showed falling off in
the receipts oi Gl3,377 compared with the
first half-year of 1883, and the report pro-
posed setting apart 10000 lUf the II
newal of the fund, and the declaration
of the second quarterly dividend Of IL
I'D on ordinary stock and 35s on prefer
red stock.
The Chairman remarked that the
company was about to meet another
baneful competitor, but that tn
property would he able to nm
dergo decrease Of earnings, owing
to the depression of trade. A motion
was made against setting apart f75,0Ol
for the renewal of the fund, but was los,
by 30 to u. The report was therefore
adopted. II. p. O'C0nnor, Home Ruiz
member for Galway, spoke in support ol
the grant. The grant was carried 100 u
80.
The Advance Liberals held note
worthy meeting here to-day. The Hous,
of Lords was the subject of deliberations
They resolved to establish league which
should labor for the reform of that an
cient body,
What they wish to accomplish is {,
deprive the Peers Of their power Of legis
lative veto and to aboli h hereditary
poerage altogether. A committee was
appointed to take the mltter Ia ndnd.
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LNOk SALH-iasturc lands and pastures
from 100 to 1900 acres; several pasture
fenced, lrnm 100 10 1000 acres. Also, stock
Aurh
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CHICAGO, Aug. g, The fourteenth an.
nual convention Of the Catholic Abstin.
ence Union Of America began lis session
in the Central Music hall to-day. Tn,
Rev. Father Clcary, Of Wisconsin. Prosi
lent of the Union, called the delegate,
10 order. After the appointment of com
nitteos the convention took a recess
anu forming a procession, headed h,
ne clergy In attendance, proceeded /,
mo cathedral, whore high mass wa,
sung anu . sermon preached by Rev
Walter Elliott, Of New York.
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out land which was observed to the
southwest. No water began to enter
the hold until about 6 p. m, when the
night, being favorable as far as the
weather was concerned, though the sea
was very rough, the Captain decided t.
lower the boats. All on board were
crowded into six small crafts and
headed for the shore. The first reached
the beach without accident at ; O'clock
in the morning. The second, however,
were not so fortunate, being swamped
Just as she was about grounding safely.
Three men, two storage passengers, one
Of them named A. Dix, and fireman be-
longing to the steamer, were drowned,
but the rest were picked up by the other
boats or dragged ashore.
Accommodation were provided for
the ship-wrecked people by those on the
island, but is described as very poor and
inadequate. After landing, without
having eaten anything for two days,
hey we're compelled to wait some hours
before provisions could bo obtained from
the main station, fifteen miles away.
The weather continued clear the sue
ceed ng day, and Capt. Lucas and his
officer were able to visit the Amsterdam
on several occasions to obtain objects
from on board, but they found the water
rising and filling the hold, and having
satisfied themselves that there would be
no hope of saving her, withdrew. The
names of the cabin passengers We're:
Constantia Ludwig and wife and three
children and servant.
Rev. Father Cersaminc.
Mr.. Ulders.
Mr.. Fahrenwaldt and wife.
Mr.. Oflinger and wife.
The only name that can be ascGrtaned
" the thirteen men lost is that Of Dix
------------- y ------a------
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The D,strirt F,,r.

ARLENE, Aug. g. Special. D. The
District Fair closed to-day with large
attendance from all parts Of the district,
Every one pronounces It great sue.
ccss. Good judges from various parts
OF lho country say II was MS good ms any.
ullhg ever witnessed In the State. An
ene prizes were awarded this afternoon
slu were promptly paid. Last night a
festival was given In connection with
the fair, aud ball Tonight Each WINS
largely attended and highly successful
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FOR RENT.

EuR RENT IN COLORADO CITY, 4
II IA large, well furnished hoarding-housc
centrally located \ good house keeper
having qulti les necessary to conduct such
an establishment can do well here Refer
cnccS required. Apply To box 9N, Colorado,
rcNOS anus. n
DOR RENr--A SPLEEN btn 81 FINISHED
roum and unfinished room for rent
Wtl accommodations tp boDid: also duy
nuvrltrS wanted. Apply To- MRS. TNLlIA-
NNV' hH va INC nNonrr. augN-lt
E't NtNl-iAO Nl-ELN Fl NNISu-
4 ed rooms; southern cNp, sure; with or
without board, at 3l5 Akarl avenue.
Aug,i-it.
nor RENr-ONE HANDSOMELY FUR
Il hlShed mont room, at 10 Elm street.
Anr.Bt.r
IGOR RENT-DNE OF THE MOST nhSI-
Uble storc.rooms In Dallas, 2Ils by 70
ltet, with basement of same Dimensions, or
gnsile Herald Office. Apply to GLEN LEA
SNi"nN, HuUS-tC
IGOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAND.
I'm iull state Of cultivation; balance
wen w0tcrod; good pasture; house VI rooms;
large barn ana necessary out buildings. OK
celent orchard; spring OF water In ward: To
rent Tor cash. three and half miles south of
mckinney, Texas, ON Dallas road Address
nr Npply ON premises To GEORGr CLTyF.
Mckinney, rnNns. nuu,.9tN.1,y
LNOR RENT OR SALE-ONE OF THE
4 incest residences In the CtdnrS, corner
Young and Rrowder; 0 rooms, . cisterrs.
WWer-wnrks, pnS, stables. line yard, ma nll
huthnusos IN tlrSi.cl' IS order Apply al stor
ortesldence. H. NJ rLLMAN. nug3 "a
iNuk RENr-CENrRAllN tOCATlgD-
y FirSl-class sleeping rooms; south cxpos.
I utc; nll conNCnirucos, LiNnsLrY d MAN.
| F"""' 'N NNlh stfN"'' upstairs ip-tl
EoR RENT-Nu. $50 ELM STREET
1 next door To Sycamore street; also No
llo sycamore street, for rent for a term oi
years. these are No. business locations
lusl west OF the Postofllce, Apply to Dove,
LNss IlANovEn. No ~ SvrnInorn Mreel
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Mr.. Fahrenwadt and wife.
Mr.. Oflinger and wife.
The only name that can be ascortained
Df the thirteen men lost il that Of Dix.
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rhn unirnr..l- Nm =. -

This Is the name that now, in all slIud
of the world, especially in fashionable
relies, isapplied to the famous MURRAY
q lnnan Florida Water. This delicat,
extract from the enchanted gardens oi
the tropics increases in popularity da,
by day; nor is this to bo wondered q
when we remember that whether nse,
1t the toilet or in the hath or an Mn,
handkerchicf II is alike refrcshinr
agreeable aud refnoi =
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AUGUSTA EEMALESEMINARY
Staunton, Virginia.

Mss MARY J. BALDWIN ........ PRINCIPAL
Opens september 3,-Closcs june, 1885.
Unsurpassed In It's location, I'm It's building,
and grounds, In II. general appointments ANA
sanitary arrangements; its mll corps of su.
perior ana experienced teachers: It's unrivalcd
advantages IN Music, Modern Languages.
instruction In the Theory aud Practice al
bookkeeping. The successful efforts mnde L.
secure health, comfort and happiness; itsop-
position 10 extravaganza, its standard ofyOlid
scholarship. For mll particulars apply to the
Principal for Catalogues
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE
ST PATTERSON Pr.eldG7t IgyrG7y KY

s. 7 NIITNSUN, President LLNSGIOY ",
The largest Female College in Kentucky.
Buildings of modern construction: appoint
mcntS superior, accommodations unsiirpass-
hot and cold water on each floor; baths
Course of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty OF superior teachers; extra advan-
tageS in Language, Music, Paintlngand Flo
cution. Bat two pupils occupy n room. Its
patrons and pupils are references. Fer cat
aloguc, copy Of Monthly, published by the
students, list of references, etc, apply to the
sld'lt, or =. f.. st. Clair, Dallas, Texas.
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For SALE


EOk SALE-lasturc lands and pastures
L nom lW to 1900 acres; several pasture
fenced, rom 100 10 5000 acres. Also, stock
cattle FERGUSON d ABNEN, Denton, TcN.
AurG.
EOR SALE-TWO THOUSAND STOCk
y cattle from Ellis and Navarro counties.
iWo-'hirds of number female. j. BLAHEN,
tnols, Texas. aug'-im
EOR SALE-IHE OLDEST AND BEST
L located Livery Stable In the city Of Dallas
Is offered for safe, because the present propri-
cturs are not born liVurymvu. We can show
my one that the stable has not only made
out is even now, In July, making money. For
practical liNefNman, this Is a rare uppOrtu-
nifty Ia secure good thing Terms, ONE
third cash, balance uu any reasonable time
wanted, with interest and well secured. APP
ply 10 or address WHEAT y WHEAT, Dallas,
lcNns. rucl-tC
TOR SAlE-tAIiNS IN DALLAS Co
4 one hundred icrps luiuu . Tie town OF
Richardson, ON II * y. G.. X r., ~ miles
north ni Dallas; very rich black land; well
improved; wafer plenty and good. Two
hundred and eighteen acres, one and n hulf
miles west of Richardson; rich black land,
wei Improved, I'm fine state OF cul tlvHtioN.
large dwelling, rooms; barn, Oulbuildings
ana tenant houses; splendid orchard lpcuch
, good wells and ~ acres timber Those urp
two among the hes! place, I'M Dallas county.
rifles perfect; no iucumhruncC; terms easy.
Npply to or address nR l., X. STROUD,
richardson's Dallas county, Texas.
iu2a-lmo,
IGOR SALE OR RENT-A FINENEW SIX
i room cottage cheap; n beautiful place
Inquire at the Eclipse LUmber Yard. II. NJ
PAGE. Iy2nl
l,OR SALE--ON ACCOUNT OF LIZ
L health, | will offer for sale my entire
noarding-house outfit, complete In every de.
purtmcnt, consisting Of furniture, bedding
diuing-roOm and kitchen; everything rs
good MS new. Call mt once at 1J9 Jackson
street. iy2it
NOR SALE-OWING TO MY ABSENCE
Il for Il protractcd time | offer tor sale my
mare and buggy; perfectly gentle and lnt
driver. Apply To Martyrs Stable, Main
street. JOHN Y ELLIOTT, iunl7-tf
LOR SALE-BROOM MACHINES FOE
sale Two new machines and presses
WestiUke * Brittun manufacture, for sal,
cheap, Address WM. PFoUrs, care HERALr
office, ionH,-i nj
EOR SALE OR RENT-A FlRST-CI Ass
Il brand new piano; will sell ON the install
meni plan. Apply to 86l Ross Avenue.
rphoa-tf
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Fall and Winter, 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
late advance, in anticipation of n pro.
pltiOus season, we are OverstOcked In
some lines and offer Inducements to
cash and prompt time customers second
to no house in the country.
Conservative merchants, who, In
view Of the uncertain condition of crops
and the stringency of the money mar.
ket, are unwilling to place orders with
Eastern JObbers before they can know
The needs of their trade will find our
hOnsc convenient depository from
which 10 draw their supplies quickly
md in such quantities as theirtrade Dc.
mandS, at Boston and 81. Louis prices.
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M'ANIEU-fRUSInES or rtAN
w schools to employ their teaches GV
Texas school Agency. Address b u
O'Rninrr. Wl Mum 81 IN las, nugiA
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY


incorporated and governed by a Board of
Trustees; full and experienced Corps of
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and healthiulncsS; discipline equal to that Of
the best schools in the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduate. The Fail Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, etc., adj
dress the superintendent,
MAI, Il, !. BURGESS.
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Every lady uses Pozzonis modicated
complexion powder. II Is n household
treasure. The madam finds II llnnossible
" go down town without first rllhbinr n
on. if the baby cries, she goes Tar Tho
p y .a,,., u Che cold man coinos home
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e praise rendered

w nave heard more praise rendered
any remedy that has ever been ,tiscn,,'
cred In the short space of time thov have
been manufactured. There certainly can
Oe no hunlbug about this remedy. priee
- cents per bottle. For sale by All drug
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Medical department. University Ot LenlgI
: NEW ORLEANS.

As n Is universally admitted hat Praf
Medicine and surgery cannot r. tanght
where thnn Mt the bedside of the slvN
wounded, this institution justly olalns
vailed advantages In the introduction, , M
classes into the wards of the great An
hospital, whose Eight Hundred bed, ua,a
annual admission of Eight Thousand p'ccr
supply unlimited clinical material
lars sent upon application.
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CHICAGO, Aug. g. Samuel Bruymond,
Chairman, and William x. Sullivan,
secretary OF the Local Committee of Ar
angcmCn,s tor the Republican National
convention. report that the total amount
collected for the purpose was S25,7Gl, OF
which Sl3,32l was expended, leaving Il
iiv dend of Il per cent to subscribers.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLECE or TEXAS.

tTEcuNIcAL BRANCH OF THE UNIVERSITY.
College Station, Texas.
Endowed by act of U. :. Congress. EQUip.
ped by the state orTcNDs, with form, build.
ngS, shops machinery, apparatus, etc, t.
the value oi SaOWO. \ practical school toI
training young mon 10 become successful
Farmers, Engineers, Muchinsts, Chemists
Architects, Contractors Und leaders IN all
business enterprises, Tuition frtc. An other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
september /, 1851 For full particulars, al.
dress III, Il. DlNMlDnlE,
Chairman of the luculty
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French we'll Rlth HllSa
a. ". nEErMNM, rrnnrIcinr.

THIS popular establishment Is helnrenlarnpd
and improved nom time to time to meet Inc
finest In the city, and every convenience 1,
provided for the comfort of patrons. m,
ladies' department Is under the immclinte
Superlnlendnncc Of Mrs. Bpethnm,
kATES' Hot, Cold or shower Baths. es
Nedicaied Nnpor 81 '''''' III"
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Charged WIN Murder.

BRYAN, Aug. G. Special. The shor-
III returned with Lem Todd from Har
rls county and lodged him in iail. Todd
Mas indicted two years ago Tor assault
with intent TO murder, "''
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URSULINE ACADEMY

URSULINE ACADEMY
Bryan Street, Dallas.
This institution, conducted by the Ursuine
ladies' is most dcsiraby located. The system
of education pursued Is designed to develop
the men,al, moral and physical powers OF
the pupils, and To make them useful women
Of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board. washing and tuition, including
StatiOrey, Drawing. FrlMrh German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary lnnrma-
ryeXpcnscs, per session OF 1--WE months, SIO0
Music and use of piano ......... 50
Entrance fee only fer the first year .. 3
Young ladies' desiring admittancc into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply to the
NInrITIsR STTpEpInR
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You win say the same.
Nothtng relieves pain SO quickly as
6enSon's Capcine Porous plasters.N \
:, Stafford. New York. a,e
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BIaino's barrels.

Little Joker is the best smoking to
1HCpD.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sStaunton, Va.

Opens September 22d, 1854. one of the
FIRST SCHOOLS FOR NUCNG LADIES IN THE
UNITED STATES surroundings beautiful
Climate unsurpassed one hundred and
forty three Pupils from Eighteen States.
TERMS AMONG THE BESr IN THE
UNION. Board, Washing, English Course,
Latin, French, German, instrumental Mu-
sic, etc, for scholastic year, from Septem-
her to June, S@3S. For Catalogues write to
REV. WM \. HARRIS, u d.
Presiden'. Staunt0n. Va