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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
The Bankruptcy Bill.

From all that we can learn about the
bankruptcy bill it is a great improvement
On the old law. The costs will not be SO
great, nor the powers of the officers who
ere to administer il 30 unrestricted.
Possibly. as a whole, it viii meet the
wants of the country as well as any mea.
sure that can be devised at this time.
We confess. however. that the recollec.
tions Of the old law and the men it called
into official life in the South are so vivid
and disagreeable that ii is with distrust We
hear bankruptcy law" mentioned.
The bill has passed the House and is now
pending in the Senate. II will no doubt
become alsw--if not at the present session,
then ct the next
Our lawyers and businessmen might q
well begin studying its provisions now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
THE CROPS IN LOUISA COUNTY.
The Outlook Discouraging. But Onset by
n fsoom-A Daring Thief.
tCorrospondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LOUISA. August 4, 1850.
The recent rains have had the most
beneficial effects on vegetation and res
cued il from the most destructive ELECTS
of a very severe drought. Oar wheat has
yielded very poor turnout-from one TO
five bushels only to the one sown. Oassa arc
pretty near an entire failure, but corn pro-
misses to be far above the average, and TO-
bacco. while not so large crop was set,
is looking very fine.
The Democrats are in the main satisfied
with the course of our present Representa-
tive and will give him their support at the
election next November.
MINERALS PLENTY.
Mineral City, a town Just laid of in this
county on the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way, is now on big boom. 1t is backed
up by immense beds of pyrites of sulphur.
iron-ore. copper, gold. and silver veinsrun-
ming entirely through it. Several large
companies for the development OF ITS IN
dustries have been chartered, each having
large capital.
The drawing of tho lots by the stock
holders who have paid up their assess
ments will take place on the 18th OF Au-
gust at the Office of the company at Mineral
City.
A BOLD THIEF.
A negro few days since stole from
James l.. Jones a young OK and from some
other neighbors an OK and a COW, took
them to Mr.. Cash, near 1revilian's, some
sixteen miles distant. and sold them.
Fearing all things were not O. X, Mr.. Cash
determined to follow him, but on nearing
Trevilian's on some plausible pretext he
gave Mr.. Cash the slip and went 10 Green
Spring station, took the tram, came TO
Louisa. hired horse and buggy from Mr..
II. J. Wade, saying that he only wanted &c
| 90 about two miles. Wade in tho mean
time getting some information about the
above facts determined TO pursue
HIM in order TO regain his horse
and buggy. Procuring the aid of }.
+. Bickers, former constable, he put out
in pursuit of the negro and overlook him
some ten or twelve miles below here. On
being ordered 10 surrender by Bickers the
negro jumped out of the buggy, and get.
ting behind tree fired five shots at Bick.
.ers. The fire was returned by the latter
and the ammunition of both giving out the
negro Immediately took to the brush and
escaped. The next morning he took the
early train, and that is the last heard OF
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
Three Good Ones.

The course Of our candidates for Con-
Cress IN declining TO enter upon discus
sion Of their claims is TO be commended in
eheinterest Of party and personal harmony
Each one is well known to the public.
snd has rendered important service. and
needs no other advertisement Of his merits.
Tie beauty Of their position isthst when
che convention has made the nomination
che defeated candidates can With good
heart give their support TO their successful
friend.
Az bsfors said. the Democrats Of this dis
txict are fortunate in having three such
men = Wis.,. ELLsTT, and CAKDwxIL from
whom 70 choose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
our separate religious distinction. Nothing
could be palmer 70 us. Hebrew refers to
the race, Israelite refers to the nation, Jew
to the religion"
Richmond Omitted.

A great convention Of iron and steel
men will assemble in New York in October.
At least 400 foreigners. including the
principal engineers and metallurgists OF
England. France, Germany, and Spain. are
expected.
The touring programme comprises many
cities, but Richmond is not on the list.
Mr.. ANDREW CARSEcR Is chairman OF the
Committee of Arrangements. and for the
entertainment of the guests the sum OF
800 900 has been raised.
We must invite the strangers to virginia,
particularly to Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05

The indications are that the alliance
men will have large maiorityin the South
Carolina Democratic Convention which
meets in September TO nominate State
ticket. The Charleston Ne,cs and Courier
calls on the friends Of Senators HAMPTON
and BUTLER to rally, else their seats IN the
Senate will be in danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05

Our people are beginning to appreciate
the fact that in the course OF few years
the Soldiers and Sailors monument Will
be one of the chief attractions of the city.
Work on it is proceeding steadily. 1t will
be beautiful column, on one of theloveliest
sites in the world. surmountcd by bronze
figure of Confederate infantryman, gun
=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05

Mr.. BLAINE and the President had con-
ference at Cape May Saturday, md it is re-
ported that the latter is anxious that the
former shall discontinue letter-writing.
Cease firing and fall back" will doubt
less be the command but the Premier will
do neither if he is the man that he used to
h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
EDUCATIONAL.
RICHMOND
FEMALE INSTITUTE
Session begins Sept. 17Uh.

Session begins Sept. 1IUh.
To pupils seeking the highest literary attain
monts ana tho bcst opportunity for general cui-
ture this institution Offers rare attractions.
Located IN one OF tho most beautiful and re-
nped clfies In tho South, II furnishes for girls o
school home which has no superior.
The climate Is especially adapted to tho health
OF southern girls, being free from the malaria
Of iidowater and from the rigor OF tho noun
tsins.
The health record shows that entire sessions
have passed without the necessity Of physi-
clans visit aud that during the thirty-eight
years OF tho history OF the school not single
death has occurred among the boaeders.
The curriculum II arranged according 20 that
OF the University Of Virginia, and diplomas arc
granted IN eight separate scho0ls-viz., English,
Philosophy, Natural Science, History, Mathe-
mates, Ancient Languages, Modern Languages,
and English Literature.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
voice-bniding IL o specially In this depart
ment, and some or the most thorough gocalists OF
tho south have been trained here.
The students 81 music enjoy not only the best
instruction. but the best opportunities for the
cultivation OF correct taste, being permitted TO
attend musical entertainments given by the best
homo aud foreign talent.
Art department Is in charge Of an artist who
has studied with tho finest European masters.
For Catalogue, address
Miss sALLEY b. HAMMER, Principal
au i-1u&Ftl Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
III! : a:!:a!l!Il!;'{::s:l|||
BAKING POWDER
s Broken the Record,

DIR. Bennett T. Davenport, the State Analyst oil
Massachusetts, at the request OF the new Eng
land Grocer" analysed the three leading Taxing
Powders now on the narket-The Royal, Cle'e-
lands, and THKPURE
In spite of the trumpeted claims OF the Two
former it was found that IaEPURE was ahead
in all qualities that make Baking Powder rslu-
able.
With regard to strength in Keeping qualities
DR.. Dayenport's report says: "When hrs'
opened THEPURK Was found 70 be the strongest
Welding s.s3 per cent more leayening ges than
the Royal, and ao2 per cent more man 'ne
CIevelsnd's," and again "after exposure 10 hgh'
and air in my Office window and retested az IN
tervals Of one, two, and three weeks, they were
found TO still rank In the same order Az tue
last test, however. THEPURE was 1889 per cent
stronger Than the Royal. and zee per cent
stronger than Cleyeland's"
To be further convinced OF its excel
LENGTHY it. au 5-Tutf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05

The $4,000 bonus asked by the State
Agricultural Society could have been raised
early, but the convection found lodgment
that there was not sufficient time for
preparation. Hence the enterprise has
been abandoned for this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
LEVY & DAVIS.
BIG AND WONDERFUL
OFFERINGS
FOR
A IT a. II - TsN

WHITE LAWNS at nc. yard
BATISrE LAWNS down 10 &c. yard:
All fine CHALLIES now SC. yard:
WOOL CBALLiES down 10 l24c yard
CREAM-GROUND FIGURED CHALLlES, &c q
ayard:
FIGURED sATINEs that sold readily a, l2Hc. q
yard now only SIC.
CHIlDRBN'S NULL CAPS from GO, 80, and 4Oc.
down to zoe. apiece:
LADIES' LIsLE-THREAD JERsEY-RIBBED
VESTS that sold az 25s. down 10 l2<c. apiece:
An excellent JRRsEY-klBBED VEST cut down
70 l0c apiece;
FIGURED MULLS. amongst which are many
black grounds, that sold at lbSic.-now cut
down to 100, yard:
LADIES' Joc. SHIRT FRONTS cut down to 25c
LADIES CSC. sHIRTFRoSTs GU, down to I7c
apiece;
big lob Of extra wide ToRCHoN LACEs-
cold always at IS and 1850 yard-choice
Of the lot At &C. a yard
LADIES' LIsLE-THkEAD HOSE worth 25c. cut
down 10 lie. pair;
inch, with oxidized handles, cut down from
$50 and $1.75 TO sl.l9 apiece:
One lot of CREAM ALL-WOOL FLANNEL
SHIRTS were $3.50 apiece-price cut In half
only use. apiece now:
IS pieces Of fne DRESS GINGUAMs, regular l0c
quality. cut down TO nc. yard;
40 pieces fine GYPSY CLOTH-until to-day tho
price was not less than i2Hc-now they are
Heavy FkaNcH-wovEN CoRsETs-"oUR
CHOICE splendid SOC. article, cut down
TO 3ec. apiece.
We shall offer special lots Of LACE CURTAINS
on Monday at prices lower than ever before and
10 those purchasing these Curtains We Will givo
gratis q fine CURTAIN POLE with brass trim
mings complete. Ii will pay you to see these
Curtains.
HELD 81 THALHIMER,
au 5-Tu&Th COS Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
BOY BURGLARS.
Arrested for Stealing and Opening Safe
One Bsiled, the Other Escapes.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

Oue BHlleu, the Otuer Lschpes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GRAHAM, Va. August 2. 1890.
Two boys aged respectively thirteen and
sixteen wears, sons of respectable parents,
have been arrested at Radford, charged
with the stealing and opening of Mr. A. T..
Browns safe on the night of the goth Ill
timo, and have been brought back here
and placed in the calaboose. The younger
one was let out on bail and was tried last
night, and as there was no positive proof
against him he was discharged. The elder
by the assistance Of some friend escaped
from the calsboose and is still at large.
The amount of money in the safe was
$500 Mr.. Brown had taken $500 out of
the safe the evening previous to the rob-
berry. About S35 was recovered.
SEVERE DROUGHT.
The Southwest is now having O severe
drought. Grass is nearly burned upand cat
tie are beginning to fall back i'll flesh very
rapidly. The weather has been extremely
hot for several days, but the nights are cool
and pleasant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,

1G Mt. Vernon Place Baltimore. Nd.
AIRS. JULIA Il. TUTWILER AND MRS. ANNE
vi CABELL RUST, Principals. English. French aud
German school for Young Ladies' and Little Glrls
Prepares Tor college Boarding pupils limited 20
iwerfy. Re-opens September "a. References; Justice
John Harlan, Washington, ID. C.; President ID G Gil
man and Dr. Herbert Adams, Johns HOPKINS Ohisel.
Atkinson, Wilmington. Y. C.: Judge W ID. Harden,
savannah; Bishop white. Richmond; President WE.
Preston, johnston, Tulane University; Gen. g. W.
Cusus Ice. Washington and lee University and Gen.
q. II. Garland. Washington, ID, {.
IT,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05

1t is generally understood that Quay IS
opposed to the passage Of the force bill.
Strange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
NOW OP IN!
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VIRGINIA
,saon PHIL T. BROWN.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

Unsurpassed In appointments, table and gene
raj attention Terms lers, for the accommoda-
than al any resort OF Its prestige In the United
states Music twice day BY the celebrated
Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops. safest and
most delightful surf-batnins on the coast: good
sailing, fishing, and driving. Frequent pre-
daily inspections, drills. psrades, cannon aud
rifle target practice. A broad expanse Of salt
water surrounds Old Point Comfort, hence there
are no land breexes, no malaria, no nay fever.
no Oppressive heat The evenings are deiight-
fuI, and the nights cool and refreshing. Tho
most charming marine views In The world. Send
for descriptive pamphlet r'N, FINE,
10 2l.Sa. yu. 1u4I htsel manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
EXCURSIONS, &c.
DEDUCED RATES TO BOSTON.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
EXCURSIONS, &c,

On occasion Of the GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT In tue
city Of Boston, August 18th TO 18th, round-trip
tickets will be sold at tho following rates from
Richmond, Va. Via Sound lines, sl425; via all
rail lines S1675.
Ticsot will be on sale August sth 70 ll.h, good
going until the l2th. aud valid for return until
the Goth, but by special arrangement they may
be extended for return trip until September Both
II deposited with the joint agent OF Boston.
au b-gt c. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
CLASS OF BOYS AND GIRLS

A CLASS OF BOYS AND GIRLS
"A will DO formed for tho STUDY OF SYSTE-
MArlC BOTANY, beginning on MONDAY, Au-
gust llth. and continuing two months, with two
lessons OF two hours each per week.
OCCASIONAL BOTANICAL EXCURSIONS
will be mads to examine tie fora IN the noigh-
borhood Of Richmond The class will have the
use Of q microscope OF 800 dameters. Terms,
Fl for the two months. All who wish 10 Join will
please apply 4. once 20 Miss WILLIAMS.
Cpl north Tenth street,
ivH-ltf Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
HO! FOR SEVEN PINES
The sEvEN-PINEs RAILWAY COMPANY will
run a SPECIAL EXCURSION
EVERY THURSDAY

until further notice. leaving their station Twen-
ty-sixth and streets, at $50 and 7:so O'Clock p.
N. Leaving Seven Pines at 10 O'Clock. arriving
In Richmond at i045 O'Clock.
Music and dancing free. Swings. ten-pin al
ieys &c. Refreshments 1t city prices. No Inn
proper chsrsctsrs win DO allowed on the grounds.
Good order will positively DO maintained. Hlsc-
mo oass connect with this special train.
RICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN PINES
" s&lm RAILWAY COMPANY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05

90 TO WEST POINT MONDAY,
N August 18th. with WEST-VIEW BAPTIST
SUNDAY-SCHO0L. Train leaves Richmond
and Danyille depot at o'clock. Tickets for sale
q. train.
Adults, zoe. children. Soc. su 2,3,5,s9,i0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

Tho nineteenth session Of the Virginia Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College will commence
on SEPTEMBER II, 1890. The College. with the
state Experiment station and weii-equipped
machinc-shops, offers special advantages to the
agricultural and mechanical student Fun aca-
donnie and scientific courses are also given.
Tuition free. For catalogue aud further In
formation address
GENERAL l. L. LOMAX, President.
an 2-ilW&Mim Hlacksburg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
CALVIN JONES KILLED
Between the Bumpers of Freight-Cars-
Pennsvlvania Veterans Sightseeing.

NORFOLK, Va, August calvin Jones,
a young man about twenty-one years of
age, assistant yard-master at Lambert
Point. was instantly killed at that place to-
day about noon by being caught between
the bumpers of two freight-cars. MIR.
Jones belonged in Crewe, and was a mar
ried man, having been married only SIX
months. The remains will be sent to Crewe
for iptarrnput
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
GRATEFUL-COMFORTlNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.


"By a thorough knowledge o. the na' AZ
laws which govern the operations 81 dis9ahI q
the enc properties 81 ssll-seleclsi C0c9A a.
kpps has provided our breakfast iaiies WIN
delicaIely Favored beverage when may ,AFs -
many heavy ioctors' bills. II "a ~ he llil'ilis
use VI such articles % diet nat a c4ss.ill.i
20 resist every tendency 10 disaAse. huuir- =
Of subtle malsdies are nOatins around 10 f-tf
70 attack wherever there 10 a weak ppllI 10
may escape many fatal shaft - seeplaS
ourselves well fortified with pGre Diooi so
zst< "
Made simply with boiling water Or mia. ~
only Ia hali.pOuni tns " grvc"r,. hDeAoi
thus: JAMES EPPs & CO., Honi1Ngaih.f CO
nists, London. knglanL az Ii'eAluNltJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
HOTEL.

y
omen 10 the public. Eight mles from Norfolk.
BATHING une xcelled, perfect security no un-
dsr,ov, free from shells FI5HlSG-Tno finest
on the Atlantic coast; boats With al equipments
suppled. The JENKINS TRANSFER COhPA-
NY. in Norfolk, will give special attention TO our
guests Address "
49,, % 2-, Ocean View, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05

GWATHMORE COLLEGE, SWATH-
" MORE, PA.-Opens ninth month, ninth, 1890
Thirty minutes from Broad-street station, Phila-
delphia. Under care Of Friends. Full college
courses for both sexes leading TO Classical, En-
ngineeriDg, Scientific and Literary degrees
Healthful location, extensive grounds, build
ings, machino-shops, laboratories, and libraries.
For full particulars address WILLIAM II. AP-
PLETON. Ph. D.. PRESIDENT my al-eod3qt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
pUCB-TAIL REUNION

A contingent of the Third Pennsylvania
heavy artillery, which garrisoned Fortress
Monroe for three years during the war
accompanied by the survivors of the One
hundred -and-eig htv-eighth Pennsylvanis
regiment, were here to-day sightseeing
They arrived at Old Point yesterday on the
steamer Excelsior TO hold their annual re-
union. The excursion will be extended tc
Richmond, for which place the Excelsior
will leave tonight.
THE ALICIA IN NORFOLK.
The steam yacht Alicia, of the New York
Yacht Club, belonging to MIR. Blakely, pres
dent of the Jacksonville and Indian-Rivel
Railroad Company, is in port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
NOBB'S ISLAND. VIRGINIA'S SEA-

COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA'S SEA-
~ SIDE RESORT IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Increase OF Hotel accommodations, new build
ings, and other improvements. ibe hnest beach
and ,urf- thing ia tho world snipe-sh0oting,
nshing, and boat-sailing uns irpassed. Can DO
reached by New York, Philadelphis and Norfolk
railroad daily from North or South Passengers
going 70 Cobb's Island must get on at COLDS
Station. =,
TRAINS: We will meet the ii:E A. NJ. north
hound train and the BIS i. n. soufh-bound train
at Cobb's station. PssseI gers transferred direct
10 the Island by steamer.
TxRus: 50 20 per day, SIG per week, $40 per
month. For further information address.
A. +. COBB. Proprietor
uo,o, 70, vsician 10 6-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
GUNNER REsOR r..

T WISH TO TAKE FOUR OR FIVE
L LADIES OR GENTLEMEN TO BOARD for
August and September. Terms s2O per month.
Positively no children taken. Good, healthy
neighb orhood and in sight Of Peaks Of Otter, and
as fine water as is In tho state.
i. GRANT, Forest Depot,
M oat Nhrfolk and Wesfern Railroad, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
rrhCE nApn
"hltoratiVG " "loIiG'' and "Egoct.lnl'

hllUiduIG lgllJ dlu LAlyJ.l1l.
So u q ALTERArITF" Is con .f.-r,
recommended 10 thoroughly eradicate -
eases dependent upon impure blood. ~
hereditary or contracted. such a. >crofuin ll -
form, Cancer. TumorS. Chronic sores,
Boi!s, Bio.ches. Nercurlai AneCttOns
Erysfpctas. Eczema. &C, sc.
"a y q ToNbfr will cure on wasting a.
eases, such as TonC CONTINUED Coughs,
Weak Lunos, aForchiiia. CRtRFrh.
Chronic GiCCratiOn OF The Novels als-
pepsin. GenerRi Debility. - iSAN AZ.
SoICIE AND ENrEEEagii.E BFWEDY
FOR DgSEaStli PfNtLsAN 40 H.
MALES. As y tonic to Che General
Nervous System 10 l5 superior % aay .l o..
market
"a nc ExPECTOHANT7 isa superior
cough preparations u gives eolg -, 900
should be takln In S0Nsi NpgfVE ER0g.
BLES Ia connection with tho''A 80 FDNft."
Each preparation forrale by an drlFf..s. Ii.a,
sl00 per bottle, or Tor 5000
sor Treatise on Blood diseases fll to' u.rhl,
address, enclosing stamp
AB CHEMICAL CO..
EchmJli, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
fly l7-Th,sa&Tu2ml
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. Va.

Tho next session begins SEPTEMBER 2UH
and continues nine months. The college COM
prises eight academic schools and tho profess
sional School Of Law. Ia addition provision has
been made for systematic instruction IN Eioca-
lion by the appointment Of Dir. l.. K Hamberlin
as instructor.
Expenses per session Of nonresident stu
dent embracing entrance fees and tuition ia
three schools, $3.50. Expenses Of resident
student, embracing entrance fees, tuition IN
three schools, board. fuel. light, aud washing,
$2O7.50
For catalogue giving detailed information, ad-
dress b. PUkYEAR,
Chairman Of tho Faculty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY

A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
IA STAUNTON. VA. Miss MARY j. BALD
WIN. Principal. Opens SEPTEMBER 4, 1890
Closes JUNE, 1901. Unsurpassed location, build
ings, grounds. and appointments Full corps OF
teachers. Unriyalled advantages IN Music. Lam
guages, Elocution, Art, Bookkeeping, Physical
Culture, stenography, and rypewriting. Board,
&c. with full English Course, 1850 for the entire
gusges extra. For full particulars apply 10 the
principal for catalogue. IL i-eod2m
GTATE FEMALE NORMA IL
~ SCHOOL, farmviIle. Va. established by tho
LEGISLATURE for the professional training OF
teachers. Tuition free ~ one hundred and
twenty-eight State students. Board, fuel, lights,
and washing. fla25 month. The next session
begins SEPTEMBER 10, 1890. For catalogue ep-
ply 10 JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM.
jy s6-eodtst Principal