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Montana Cloud Burst.

FoHr KEoGm VI. r., August g. WORD has
been received from Simmons sheep corrni
on tine American fork OF the Musscl Shoul,
that cloud-burst occurred there Monday
evening" which destroyed eight hundred
sheep. The cloud exploded ot tho hcud Of
Dry Run Creek. aud came pouring doBn ln
a solid wall twenty two feet high carrying
of ucarly the entire herd aud almost
drowning a hcrdcr. Tho Carcas-cs OF the
animals are ,trewn along the river ioI a
distance Of sixteen miles below the srouo
Of DISASTER
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The Dead Slafesman

YoNKERs. n. Y, Aug. . Mrs Pelton
visited Grey,tone to-dny and gazel long on
the face OF her dead bro,hrr. Mr. liIdcn.
Under the mauipulutions of houpdcrtakcr
Mr.. Ilden wa- made toIool, britcr. death
tran hc ha- .opked for years The following
funeral: Hon Abram *. Hewitt. Secretary
Manning. eN Mayor Cooper, Hon Samuel
j. Randall Governor llnl, cx x-Senator
Thurman, Secretary Lamar and Chus a.
Dana.
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PIERRE, DAE- Aug IA terrible prairie
fire which has been raging for several days
near Forest City, Potter County. has just
died out The lossos are heavy The fire
extended twenty miles along the Missouri
river bottom, and came near destroying
Forest City The people fought hard and
hundreds % farmers lost an m leaves
them destitute for winter
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The Total Annrnnrlatlnna.

WASHINGTON, Aug 4-The aggregate op-
propriations made by tho regular apuro-
priation bills passed this session Of Com
gress Excluding the Qualifications biIU IS
SJ6j, 100000, which is SlJOJD.OJy iu excess of
the appropriations mudeby the bills pass
last session. The deficiency sundrv civil
aud river and harbor appropriation bills
we're enrolled and sent TO the President for
approval to-day
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Experlmentinu in Six Manuf5ctprs.

WAsprNGToN.A .Aug4 The Commission Of
Agriculture has decided 10 locate the now
silk factory, 10 be established iu couucc-
tiOn with the Agricultural Department m
the annex 20 the department Building. and
TO operate % with the department eIn.
ployes While tho manufacture will only
be on an experimental scale. the ma.
chunery, though HOtcNtcHsivc, will be COM
pletc. Tue department viii make no effort
To furnish the raw material, but viii pur-
chase II wherever ObtaIuable being CON
tent at present with experiments iu tbs
manufacture OF the silk.
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HortIhIe RaIlwaY Ann Ldenl.

J'oRso> AiIDu. Aua The body of nu
unknown meu was maDs,ed in % f1gutm
m1uu.. oa tUe Alr lIuc branch yesterday.
Tho ..W1.. hure -nnfier0I aIrus tI. f.a.l
for about mI. Both logs and both arms
and Doe noad were -eUarofrd from fHa
TRUNK. Tho .nHt was found iU BE- but
sughUv di. figured. and fIe victim may bo
identified FROM IH. face
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The Bloody Chasm Bridned.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Aug 4-Governor
Hubbard of Minnesota, spent the day in
Nashville and Governor Bate took him
driving over the battlefclds near the CITY.
Governor Bate was General iu tho Con
tederate army and in Che fight around
Nashville. General Hubbard commanded
the brigade that was directly opposite to
Bates brigade.
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Mpxicans in Texas.

RIO GFtNpE CIrY TIN. Aug & A
heavy force of Mexican Revomtionists
CROSSED the river into TeXa- on Thursday
night A troop of the Eighth United
States Cavalry was ordered yesterday
from Ringgold Barracks to pursue and dis
arm them -Four hundred Mexican troops
arrived iu NuevO Laredo, Mexico, Friday
night, and planted cuuuons so as 10 com
mand Fort Mclutpsh, on the American
side of the Rio Grande.
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PtrrsHrHou PA. Aug f..By au accident
on the Baltimore and Ohio road tI.. oven.
ing. near Cumberland NI.. tHra. Humfs
who were stealing ride. wDIo either I.|..i
or mortaliy injured The era .-aue.r, uaf8
badly shaken up. Among those ou fna train
were Congressman I8tu0. .f.u.T05
Donnelly and MnIur vs. a Short
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MIssIssInl ans Rsady 10 Finht.

VIcKsEuEG. Miss Aug. AN cnthusi.
sstic mass meeting was held here this
evening for the purpose OF indOr.ing the
i"tion Of Secretary Bayard and Governor
ireland ODD Oh" matter of the recent trouble
with Mexico. aud Offering the State quota
of volunteers I required
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ST. LOUIS Aug. John Sweeney. sec.
ond mate on the steamer Hudson. shot and
instantly killed Geo Diamond "a negro
roustabout, ON the levee at lO O'Clock tH.s
morning a dispute over some trivial
matter was the cause of The shoofiuy.
which Sweeney says he did in self defense.
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National EnoamDmebt q. A. n.

St> FU'Vofsco, Aug Sat thc National
Euoampmodt g. a r. here. oy Governor
FaircuId Of Wisconsin. wos elected Com
mandor I1 Chief The encampmouf ucxf
year viii Doe at ST. Louis re- ouGou ip
favor of % pension of eight dollars month
60 every surviving soldier and sailor of ths
war was defeated.
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Six Young Men Drowned in the Lake

SAUNIA, ONTr Aug. G-Tbc pleasure
Yacht Cruiser was caught in the storm OF
Sunday night and wrecked on Lake Huron.
She had crow OF six young men all Of
whom were drowned The yacht bad come
ashore at Port Franco with the
bodies Of Hope Mckenzie Fleming Nc
kcuzic and r. A. Tefer dashed 10
it The bodies Of w j. Sinclair. Wm Nidul
aud Walter G. Morrison have not yet been
recovered. An the young men belong 20
the first families Of Sarnia and vicinity,
md bold prominent businca. pn.IlIOn.
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After Natural Gas.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. s. Tho Standard
oil Company has leased about GNy square,
miles Of territory in Eric mud adjoining
counties in Pennsylvania, and will put
down about fifty gas wc.ls with the inten-
tiOn of piping the gas TO this city. Two
wells which arc being put down i'm tho
LebancG Valley yielded oh ~ payingquan-
titles
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Cenlral Amer.nn 10 Inln Merlnn

ST Lori- No, Aug G-Tbc CompDcjo
Dei V0iie. published in This city print a.
iottci. iu its last issue from ii- correspond
ont in the CITY Of Mexico to tho oHo.t That
The Presidents and * President, of fle
Central American Republic Of Salvador.
Nicaragua, Honduras Costa BIc8 aud
Guatemala are now in that city arraugus
plan for union of those State into One
confederation, with the ultimate view DI
annexation with the Mexican Ropubhc
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Acquitted Of the Charoq Of Murder.

CNCiyyhTt Aug g. Marcus Smith.
charged with the murder Of Charlie Bot
kins more than year ago. was ocuu. d
in Judge Johnston's Court Ge1rq. -u h
and DR.. Mckenzie the other dst.uJauf.
we're discharged. The evidence was only
circum tantiai and wpak
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Enlistinq Men for a War with Mexico.

SHAuoEIN, Pa. Aug Lieutenant Col
onel John W. Niel1s, late Of the luith Penn
sylvanIa Volunteers has recruited one
hundred men here. aud oTors their services
to the United States Government in tho
event Of a war with Mexico
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Ticket Office Rnbhed.

SPRINGTlELp. ILL, Aug. D. The Ohio n
Mississippi ticket Office in til city, was
entered by burglars, and the agents desk
robbed Of $3.50 in greenbacks and 5000 ia
mortgages The mortgage. were the
property OF the agent. II n Beecher
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A Aheathcu Chinese at Spokane Falls.
W. T., 81 under arrest for removing the
figures $50 from revenue stamp and
pHsting them neatly on "a dollar bin.
which bo sftorword passed Tor $50 The
Chinese are acquiring civilization quite
rapidly, -Ludtanqpolfs journal
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RrmarkabIe PnnnnoltY.

Nav YoHK Aug s. Two drunken New
Yorkare fought on pierand in theirstrlg
giles fen INTO East river They continued
fighting iu tho water Both wnro Jnsrurd
-oue no @ dying condition. The Other was
arrested for causing his antagonist death.
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Ianan FrlradLl-nn Irnalu

WAeHINcToN, Aug The first treaty of
Japan with any nation is one with tho
United States concerning the eXtradition
~ criminals and which viii mako Jupana
poor refuge for fugtives from American
Justice
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NEw YoHK Aug 8 Mr. Brennan -e~
rotary Manning private secretary. rr-
rived in town iaat night aftrr spending r.
week 90 Wntch Hill "Nr Nanufun a
very much better. indeed Nr Brennan
said I'm fact ho ls almost rntrcIy reoov-
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A Nenro CrImnal shol 10 Daafh.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug 4-rhIs morning
Henry Davis, n colored youth of nmc'eeu
years Of age. was shot TO- death at NrB.au
for assaulting girl ten years of oge a
party of masked men boarded Che train.
took the prisoner from the officers 8ud shot
him
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DrrHor, MI,u, Aug s. william Horri-
gan arrested for tho murder of The Knoc1
family % Woodmere Mich. has been rc
leased and the mystery ie nt great as
over.
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HaII. s-orm Desiroys lhe Tohaccn co..

JtNr-ullE. WIS. Aug GA hoilstorm
iu Che -obacco belt this afternoon did 20
great amount Of damage Some field.
north and west of tic city are entirely
ruined. and many planters have lost al
hDIc Of saving nny of tho crop
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Pllsburnh Ep dem G Aha--nn.

Prr-rrncu Pt. Aug Sis ucv eases
of typhoid fsver and two deaths were re.
ported to-day The epidemic -nens ~ bo
eIHIIur
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Rau.Pickers' Strike.

CISciyv,TE Aug b. The rog-rdckers ana
scaveneerr of uI, CITY have struck against
the 5uuk dealer imnnnding an Increase
iu priacs
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Forest Fires Raqln1.

MILWAUKEE, Aug s. Forest Groe arc
raging in Marathon and Clark Counties,
Wisconsin. Spencer. town of ono thou-
sand people, wa- burned out Loss 500,
NOD
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Enron CpIuvo. OF Tcyas. whose cnse
has stirred ur such nu excitement roo rcia.
ton with Mexieo has bcou tried and the
matter taken under aJyscmout by the
court
Tur Appellate Court nf Chicago has sue
taiucd the viii of fur iat vs. r. storey,
proprietor ~ the InUe
CoIo>r }urrrf ANry, az. $ Quar
termastcr General 100 the late wor died at
Gcucva. SwitlcrIoud
FmrNp- Of the late IIubort o Thompson
deny rumors Of suicide.
TIM President, uu f1e g.l appointed
Thomas Cooper % ho Collector of lufarrpI
Reyouuo for the y gHt District Of Illinois.
nud Nelson F Acres to Doe Collector of Zoo.
tcrua Revenue for tho District of Kansas
Tho above were among ths nomination
upon which the Senate failed ~ act.
GFyfGtL BbAoK. OF thc Pension Dcp1rt
mont has bc.u asked to resign FOO accept
thc Austrian Mission.
J0us S1ru murderer was hanged si
FaIlouu. Mo on The Oh
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rohppointol " & Riley po.fmasfer st 6'.n.
..uua0 lud " " GlIispic postmaster at
pagIg9 -
Finding Of a St5re Pl6s
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1t ie difficult tD counsel q man as fo
ihc necessary method to pursue boz order
90 make bis mark in tbo world. buf if is
comparatively easy 90 congratulate hm
after bee has hlt tho mark and culiQlteu
him chat you always prophc-Icd 1s
much Chicu1o Icaycr
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WAsHINGroN, Aug. 4.-The President sent
he following veto 90 the House to-day
To the House of Representatives.
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B. & 0. n. R. TIMETABLE.
wEsTw

condensed timC-tHhlp of iaS~, ng trains
Tor the stations named below
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Deacon Brown and Deacon Gray and
Deacon Black, until the deacous were ex'
hausted.
Then there was that effusive eve lamb
Of the Plymouth flock, who imprinted
upon the rudy lips Of the beloved
pastor a real old.time Plymouth kiss
Ia lingering reminder OF the days
when the kissing in the Plymouth
told was good. The reporters, too
were there, as many Of them as could be
spared from Deer Park, They assured
him that there was only one Beecher and
could be no mors-which gave Brother
BeeCher the cue, and he pledged anew hii
love for the press.
And there stood the rare old port, un'
corked, inviting SO many IS wore no blut
ribbon to look upon the wine when 1t ii
red. After all this, the Plymouth jubilee
the pastor assuring the aock that he ism
dead, the flock rejoicing that he is able t.
say so, all joining in that swelling anthem
We are very wide awake, the moon Sndl'
1t Is not every man who can set thu
telegraph keys Of the country in motion
by the mere act OF doing nothing, and Mr.
Beecher is great enough to look on it al
and be content,
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deal would give it a fair outisld in Poor.
man, Horning and Quinn, but the great
inReid would DO destroyed and the new
material could not fill the gap, 1t would
be q great deal for Boston, but q sorry one
for Lucas.
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ma IIAanhat b

The report Of Mi. BeeChst's death was
DO DON run downtha he did not have the
pleasure Of reading the glowing Obituary
articles that were standing ready 10 leap
10 the front. There lie said to bea savage,
revengeiul sort Of Joy in reading your own
obituary, particularly when some mean
fellow, with de mOrtuis NIL NIL bonum before
his eyes, plasters the corpse with fine com.
pliments, but finds way to even up on
some old grievance.
Though MI. Bescher did not have The
chance to see himself laid out at columns
length In cold type, the occasion was BY
no means a barren one for him. Friends
dropped in by the score 10 assure MI.
Beecher that he was not dead. There was
Deacon White, who embraced him, and
Deacon Smith, who vowed he would not
OutLiye him, and Deacon Jones, and
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BASE BAIL,

-
Review OF tho Wosk-rho Standing Of tho
~Clubs-NotsS about Players,
Detroit and Chicago are on very even
terms, the former leading by but one game.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last
week Detroit accomplished a feat not pre-
viously known in the annals Of the game,
that OF playing three extra inning games
in succession. The first was against Wash
inVton and Detroit won in II innings by
a score of 8 to 9, the second was also
against Washington, and was called at the
end Of the thirteenth inning, each club
having scored one run, the third Of the
extraordinary games was played Saturday
against Philadelphia, when for thirteen
innings both sides labOred in vain to score,
but in the fourteenth inning the Detroits
got in three runs and BANKED their ad.
yersaries, New York maintains third
place and Philadelphia fourth, while st,
Louis, Boston, Kansas City and Washing
ton are nearly out OF sight.
The frat Eastern trip Of the Western
teams in the Association Is at an end and
the result seems clearly to point to the
general superiority of the West-which
won 81 games and lost 90. Pittsburgh and
St, Louis come back with even honors,
each having won 10 games and lost 5-al-
though two Of Plttsburgh's games were
played at home. Louisville won 7 games
and lost 0, and Cincinnati, all broken up
az she was, scored 6 victories and 10 de.
leats. 1t is a safe assertion that when the
Eastern teams 20 West the same success
will not greet them.
The Browns, Of course, head the parade,
with Brooklyn second. Pittsburgh is after
Brooklyn's scalp, and may get 1t this week,
The Athletics are back again to fourth, a
position they have not held since May s,
baltimore, Louisville, Cincinnati and the
"Mets" bring up the rear.
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP.
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Educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
MRS, M. STEVENS HART, Principal.

Summer Session At Mt. LAKE PARK. Garnet, n.
Nd, beginning July Is, II 1888 A, NJ cisSiSOI,
August 81, 1850, tHs
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BLYTHE INSTITUTIONS
!. The Natural Development and Cul,n,o a, ,r'
Voice for the purpose Of Conversation. Ee,dI,le9
Public Address and Singing. The Corfeet NJ
the Organs Of Articulation and RrspirStinn. ",
geIher With the Philosophical laws by rShicS K y
orglnl arr preserved and developed, NUse
,. The easy and Natural Expression OF sent,r0n.
by meSns OF SpeeGh and Gesture; Including TSsW
GcleriEauon; Dramatic Reading and Ric1,s igca
Special instruction In Expressive Bible and ShsIat
peAre reading and In the reading Of HYMNS
8, The opportunity afforded Teacher lar III.
study OF Practical Methods for Teaching ATticr,iSso'
ton and 6lghtReading, Methods based upSn thS
Principles Of DelGarte. NA ~'
A ladies' class for the study OF Klndenpnrtpp aud
Primary Normal Methods VIII be formed and ~
SIopR held daily from July u to August q. IN
The class win b taught by Mis- SUslg PCliccv
Of Warrington, D. O. who studied and gaduSteJ
In Germany,
a practice class for children will be held on thu,
days OF the week, grce " chIrge.
Free Lectures will be given by Ms. Hart and
Miss Pollock, each upon the interests Of her own
department.
MRS, n. STEVENS HART. or
MISS SU&lE POLLOCK,
MREhIngtnn n n
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In the Circuit Court Of Marshall County, ". Va.
Hester A. Lineberger, Guardian, &c,)
W. T. LinCberger, Of al.
Pursuant to a decree made in said cause on tho
l3th day OF November, A, d. 1885, the undersigned
Special Commissioner will sell on
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1856,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at public auction
ON the premises, In the town Of Benwood. Mar.
shall county, West Virginia, TO the highest bidder,
the following described real eStAtei
Lot No. two (2, situated on Front street or
Fist street, In Hiram McMochon'B addition 10 the
town OF BenWoOh.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third and as much more
OF the purchase money as the purchaser may elect
10 pay, In caSh, and tho residue payable In two
equal I%nstRllmentB oil six and twelve months fe.
BpeCtiVOly from the day Of sale, with interest from
that day, tho purchaser 10 give his notes for such
deferred payments with good personal security,
approved BY tho undersigned, and the title 70 DO
retained until payment IN full Of The purchase
money. GIBSON. j. CRANMER,
Special CommisAiOner.
LA o.. Baker, Clerk Of said Court, do certify
that the above named Special Commissioner has
given bond and security as required BY Jaw and
said decree. A. y. BAKER.
my7.R Clerk.
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
Juno 10, 1886, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
lei Special Commissioner
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Re.psetabIe pturaIata

mover deceive the public, but beware Of the Cheat
John dtusgiits who Oaet you plaster called cap
sicum" "Capsiein," "Capucln'' or oCapsicine,'
and tsll you II "a Substantially the same q the
genuine BenAon'l CapCine Plaster, or even better
They ak les for the Imitation, fof II costs lea; buI
A3A femediA! AGENT II Ia absolutely worthless. The
reputation Of .Ben40n's a. the only plaster possess
luB actual aud hleh curative qualities IL the result
inga gu the part 81 the prnptietorli aud 500 ply.
biCiAnB, phAftiAcleb aud druggists epd0,6e II Il
The best ever made. Protect yourself aFalnsi de.
ceptlon By buying Of reputable dealers only, and
genuine has the WThfeo geals" trademark, and m
IhO centre q cut the word "Oapolne,h ItTNwGi
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Der Park Or. Gin, EAqutrE.
While the bridal couple we're inside an
event happened almost beneath their
windows which would certainly have
caused q cessation for the moment OF the
strict police regulations which have been
in force since the little cottage became
the Executive Mansion, An old and
shabby.dressed colored woman limped
slowly up the path, leading by her hand
a little child. The woman held q bouquet
Of wild flowers in her other hand, and
under her arm was a well'worn umbrella
us President olsyelun heah2" querisd
the old woman, dropping down exhaust
ed on q rustic bench beside the officer on
post.
"But you can't see him."
"Oh, he'll see me and dis chile sure"
HE has given orders that he will see
none."
"But nae and dis youngun has tramped
ten mile ober de hills. We are come IRON
Swanton, ober de mountain, all q purpose
to see President Clevelun."
The man was firm, and when the pool
creature saw that her entreRties were OIL
no avail, she broke down and cried bitter
", She pointed TO her child, whose toel
protruded from the well-worn shoes, and
told how she had been all night on bel
weary Journey over the mountains. And
she would 20 home happy, she said, il
she could only see the President, When
this wa positively denied her, she begged
%piteously that her child might be allowed
10 look at Mr.. Cleveland. But the Officer
was obdurRte, and after q struggle he led
the old woman away, She turned one
look toward the cottage, and then sadly
threw down the bouquet OF wild flowers
she had pluCked for the bride, and, draw
ing her child alter her, started on bel
journey to the little hut over the hills.
- II n c..nln nnLnnl
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MT. De GHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA,

The thIrty.OIShth year Of this welt'EnOwa Asd,
envy, under the charge Of the Valuation MN,
opens on the fut Monday Of September next and
continues ten months,
Pupils received at any tin in the session,
Those who deslre to place their Daughters in An
Institution Anordlng exceptional advantage IA
The way Of heAlthiul aud delightful location, eE,
cellent board, thorough discipline aud instruction
1t the hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart.
ment Of female education, including the modem
languages and music, should send Tor a catalogue
OF this school, Address,
Dlrectressol the oil the Visitation,
MT, Dc CHANTAL, '
au2S-D4w Near WhPeliug, ". Va.
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Attnrmsy-at-ga,u.
GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ATRAINS-0n after May 30, 1SS8-ExrLANAT1oN
or RRFERENC1 Marks. aDilly. tsundAy excepted,
MONDAY exCepted,-WheelliH Time;
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9mtu1mer @esorts.
THE GREAT SEASIDE RESORT,

Terms for the Summer Of SO, beginning June J.
reduced Is to 80 percent, aud the highest standard
Of excellence maintained. Situated within 100
yards Of Fort Monroe, the largest fertilization 10
the United States, The scenic attractions Of lie
place arc unrivRllCd. Daily target practice, guard
mounting and dre's parade.
Excellent Boating, FlAhIng and Driving, and ths
surf bathing the finest on the Atlantic coat. Per
feet In outline and appointments, Accommodate
1000 guests, Afternoon concerts by U, Z. AH'y
BChOoT BAND and nightly hons. Pra-emlhenty /
Resort for Southern People. Puro ocean air, Tree
from malaria and conducive 10 refreshing sleep.
Average temperature Tor summer, 76o. Send TOT
illustrated descriptive pamphlet aud termL
myI +. N. PIKE. Manager.