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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
John BOYLE O'Reillv.

JoHs BorIE O RuLl.x. the exile, poet. and
editor. died Sunday morning at bis sum-
sner cottage near Hull. Nass.. from ~
overdose of chloral according TO one &C.
count; from heart-failure according Il
another.
His life was full Of adventure. He was
born IN 1874 ct Dowth Castle, county OF
Meath, received good education, became
. composition and then reporter, ents.ed
ths British army. lead In the Fepian move
msnt. and VS. sentenced TO death. but the
aentepcs was COMMITTED and he Was
loar inprisoned and then transported TO
An6leslia, whence he escaped and landed
n 1hfledslphis 10 1859.
j. fkls eouatry he soon bscsms distin-
ti111n6e = ) teetusW and vyitss. and Wss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
The Proposed Electric Railway.

To Tie Edtf0r OF he Dlsp0tch
There has recently been presented to the
Common Council petition asking for GER
tain street privileges for the purpose OF
building and maintaining an electric rail-
way, and wish to present briefly few
reasons why think II would be unjust to
a portion OF the community and injurious
to the whole city for the rights asked for
to be granted:
The two most important streets that
would be affected are Grace and Cary.
Cary is very narrow street. devoted to the
heavy hauling and commercial traffic OF
the city. il the only street available for this
purpose. and II still further cramped and
narrowed by q railway line with cars con.
stantly passing. would be utterly unsuIted
aud inadequate for the purposes il Is used.
Besides, II Is at present the only street OK.
cept Broad which is impracticable for
hauling by reason Of the heavy grade ss
well as its locality, unoccupied by railway
tracks connecting the upper and the lower
portions Of the city. Even In It's present
condition blockades and delays are con.
slant and frequent. What, then. would b.
the condition with cars passing every Tow
minutesy
e 70 Grace street, the chief objections
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12

Judge Il. II. Jones left tonight for the
Blue Ridge Springs, where he has an en-
gaeement by telegraph to meet his Excel
iency Governor Mckinney to talk oyer the
matter of reprieve for John Phillips. the
Mecklenburg murderer. The object of the
reprieye is to gain time for motion for a
new trial. which the condemned man is
asking at this late day. False swearing
prejudice against the prisoner. the send.
ing of military company from this city rs
guard for the protection of Phillips at his
trial will be urged as reasons for re,
prieve and new trial. Whether they will
lie successful will be known within the
next day or two, as the time of the execu.
ton is fixed for Friday of this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
The Electric Plant.
10 tha EDITOR OF DE Dispatch

~ Qer x>StW W W. 1ss$e~'s-
the CITY owning its electric-light plant.
Steps should be taken at once with this
this object in view. The contract with the
Schuyler Company expires early next year
and We have no time to loose. am salts
fed that the city can furnish her streets
and public buildings with electric light as
good, il not better. than what she is using
at much less price than she is now pay.
ing. II she DELAYS much longer she will
fore the present contract expires, when the
demand for the light will be 30 great that
the Council will DO forced TO renew the
contract The city Of Richmond should
never part with her gas and water works
They have both been profitable invest
ments. and now che should take steps TO
own her electric-light plant, which win
prove just as profitable. B. W. Powsss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
ROANOKE BAPTlSTS.
Independent Barksdaie VIII NOT nun IL
the Force Bin Is Passed-His
Literally Free Platform.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

D.yvuIr. VA, August 1.-THE one
,,, III, -and. first session of the Roanoke
Ront,st Association will assemble at Rice
Vile. in this county. at noon tomorrow:
Rev. DIR. George b. Eager, former pastor OK
the First Baptist church of this city. but
now ut Admission, Ala, will preach the IN
troductory sermon. A numberof the Bap7
fists of this city and North Danville will
he in attendance. On next Sunday Dr.
Eager is expected TO preach for Rev. Mr..
Thames in this city.
SENT or.
Thomas Stephens. who seriously cut a.
7. MONTGOMERY in North Danville couple
Of weeks AGO. had a preliminary hearing
before Mayor Slaughter this afternoon and
was sent on the September term OF the
Hastings Court.
Hon. Z. G.. Lester. representative IN Con-
gress from this district. who has been IN
attendance on the Primitive baptist Asso-
citation at Bannister. thus county, spent q
portion of to-day in this city en- route to
Washington.
CONDITIONAL CANDIDACY.
G. W. Barksdale. Virginia Republican
and for many years deputy United States
marshal, publishes card in which he an
nounces himself candidate for Congress
on the Independent ticket. This candida
cv is conditional, that is if the Lodge
force bill passes the Senate and becomes a
law he will withdraw from the contest,
hut should It be buried out of sight IN the
Senate. as he believes it ought TO be and
will be, then he will make the fight and
will stay in until tho going down of the
sun on election-day.
FEEE PLATFORM.
Tie puts forth q liberal platform favoring
the Blair bill, free trade, free Sunday
schools, State pensions for eX-Confede-
rates, free whiskey, free tobacco. and ev-
erything else free.
REVENUE OFFICERS FoILRD.
Sunday morning last revenue officers
in Rockingham county. y. G., went 10 the
homes of Craddock N Saunders. manufac-
turers of whiskey near Sandy Cross, IN that
county. to arrest them for removing I'M
stamped llquor and firing the building, but
the game had gone. IL seems that Reeve
nue-Ofiicer Wray went to the distillery
owned by Craddock & Saunders Saturday
last 10 list their stock for tsXatlon. The
officer having reason to believe that the
distillers intended some mischief returned
to Reidsville got another officer, went
back TO the distillery. secTeted themselves
i'm the bushes. and awaited results.
Betveeu 10 and IL o'clock at night they
were rewarded by seeing the owners go to
the store-house. take out the unstamped
liouor. and then apply the torch TO the
building. which was burned to the ground.
The officers left for home, got reinforce
ments and returned; but. as stated above.
the incendiaries got an mixing of what was
going on, and fled to parts unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12

ABeauvoir correspondent, writing of Mr..
WILKINSON, of Syracuse, N. y, who is TO
marry Miss WINNIE DAVIS, and who has
been visiting his betrothed at her Missis-
sippi home, says: HE is quite handsome
man and looks as though he might have
been born and reared in Mississippi OF
Louisiana. so little does he exhibit his
northern birth in appearance or manner"
This is very much to the advantage of the
young gentleman, and doubtless explains
to some extent the fact that he found favor
in the eyes of the fair Daughter of the
Confectionery" The whole South hopes and
il ready to believe that Miss WINNIE has
chosen wisely.
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It's to be hoped that Sheriff SOUTHWARK

1t is to be hoped that Sheriff SOUTHWARK
and Detective TYLER will harmonic"
If RosDEITcHEg came to his death by muir
der (and it seems that he did, these two
officers should work together and not
against each other. Already there has
been such plentiful lack of painstaking,
thorough and intelligent investigator that
we fear the guilty man will escape punish
ment; but it will be too bad if miscar-
rage of justice is further promoted by tho
jealousy of the two men who above all
Others should be most Jealous in serving
the Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12

The primary purpose of the Mississippi
constitutional convention which meets to-
day is to place suffrage in the hands of the
most intelligent citizens of the State. But
it is admitted and regretted by the Demo
cratic newspapers of Mississippi that there
is no settled opinion as to plan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12

The New York Tri5ne's Washington cor
respondent complains of the culpable
negligence" of Republican members from
the hall of the House of Representatives.
If the Democrats should absent them
selves from Washington land the Republi-
cans fear they wild, even Speaker REED
would find 1t impossible g. to count quo
rpp,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
A SILVER EXCITEMENT.
Discovery of the Precious Metal at the
Base of the Blue Ridge-The Mine
Being Worked.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
HOWELL. Va. August 10, 1890.
The Morehead silver-mine, situated two
miles west of this place. is just now at
tracing good deal of attention, and the
Developments of the past few days have
worked excitement up TO feyer-heat IN
mining circles. This mine Is owned by
Major j. Turner Morehead. the millionaire
cotton-manufacturer of Leakesyllle. n. y,
who began operations a few days ago with
a small force of hands, and although the
expenditures Of labor and money have
thus far been very small, enough has been
disclosed to indlcate that II is very valuable.
PITY PER CENT. OF SILVER
Several pieces of ore containing at least
80 per cent. of solid silver have been blown
mn during the past few days. and ex-
perienced miners declare that they have
never seen anything to surpass, 1t. Out
croppinos Of the mineral are TO be seen III
many places throughout the locality, but
the mine proper is situated ina deep rayine
near the eastern base of the Blue Ridge.
Along the ravine runs a small stream, the
bed of which is solid gray stone Of extreme
hardness, and IN this stone Is found the
treasure which promises a bonanza" to
the lucky owner and a boom TO the sur
frounding country. Although the quality
of the ore is as fine as could be desired, q
good deal of work must be done before
anything definite can be known as TO the
quantity.
CHANGE DISCOVERY.
The mine was discovered by the merest
chance. About the latter part of May,
1889, at the close of a protraeted rainy sea-
son, came a great freshet that swept away
everything in its course. The next day
Mr.. L. s. Cassell. while surveying the de
struction wrought by the freshet, behold
the glittering treasure, winch, had not the
d65ris secured the surface OF the rock,
might have remained hidden for ages.
POLITICAL.
The political caldron has begun 10 boil
in earnest in this (the Fifth congressional
district, and good deal of lively skirmish-
ing will be done between now and the
Goth instant, at which time the Democratic
convention will meet at Rocky Mount.
The indications Just now point to the re-
nomination of Hon. Posey q. Lester.
For more than q week the rainfall in this
section has been very heavy. and in con-
sequence the streams are greatly swollen.
Considerable damage has been done 10
crops ON low-lands by the overflow of the
rivers.
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%[i!''s|'|Il|:3:!!2!|1!'|!a!3
BAKING POWDER
Has Broken the Record.

Dr. Bennett F. Davenport. tho state Analyst OF
Massachusetts, at the request OF tho "New Eng
land Grocer aualyzod tho three leading Baking
Powders now on tho market-The Royal. Glove
lands, and THsPURx.
In spite Of tho trumpetod claims Of the two
former IL WAS found that TBEPURg was aheai
in all qualities that make Baking Powder valu-
able.
with regard to strength In keeping qualities,
DR.. Dayenports report says: when nrst
opened rHgFURs Was found to DO the strongest,
Welding s53 per cont moro leayening gas than
the Royal, and ace per cen. more than tho
CIeveIsnd's,n and again latter exposure 80 light
aud air in ny Office window and retcsied at in
teryals OF one, two, and three weeks, they were
found 70 still rank In the same order AT the
last test. however. TnxPURg was 1889 per cent
stronger than the Royal. and s92 per cent.
stronger than Clcyeland's"
To be further convinced OF its excel
lence--try it. au 5-Iutt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
LEVY II DAVIS.
arnnEK RESORTS.

NTOUNTAIN-TOP III o Il Il l. AND
wi SPRINGS, over Rocktish esp, Blue Ridge
mountains, 1856 feet above theleyoI Oh the sea
Tine views. delightful summer resort. cheap
hoard. strong iron springs Many attractions 70
the invalid, pleesure-seeker. aud families or
easy access Address Messrs. MAsslE CO.,
Alton, Va. gu Finl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12

DEATS THEM ALL,
I'D AND PROBABLY THE LAST,
GRAND EXCURSIOS-STEAMER ARIEL.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP TO NOR
FOLK OLD POINT. and NEWPORT NEWS.
ONLY 3l50 ROUND TRIP 10 NIkOlNlA
BEACH.
NOTiMg LOST FROM BUSINESS.
SATURDAY NIGHT. August ~ $780,
MOONLIGHT On THE JAMES.
Look at this schedule: Leaves Richmond
Saturday night. August l6th at 10 o'clock sharp:
arrives at Newport News atG \. NJ, Old Point az
2 A. NJ, and Norfolk at A. VI. Leaves Norfolk
Sunday at 4 r. NJ, Old Point at T. 81, and New
port News al 500 Y. NJ. Arrives at Richmond at
i23O o'clock sunday night Tickets also good 20
return the following Tuesday, August 18Th. Ample
time sunday to visit Virginia Beach, Ocean Wow,
Hampton, Soldiers Home, &c. Ladies saloon
reserved for them exclusively. Elegant meals
and refreshments on steamer. Beats thom oil.
WE GO RAIN OR SHlNB. l
aus VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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HOTEL.

This well-xnown SEASIDE RESORT Is now
omen 20 the public Eight miles from Norfolk.
BATHING unexcellsd, perfect security, no un-
an tne Atlantic coast: boats with all equipmen,
supplied. Ths JENKINS TRANSFER CoAPA.
NY. In Norfolk, viii give special attention ~ ouI
guesta Address ,,,,.,au
my ea.am Ocean Wow. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12

rVHERE WILL BE AN EXCU RSION
i TO SEVEN PINES TUESDAY, AUGUST H.
ciety of Union station Methodist Episcopal
church. We cordially invite our friends and
the public generally 20 go with Va. have plea
SAINT time, and assist in this most worthy cause.
Trains lsave Tweniy-sixth aud streets at IL
NJ and 3.3OP NJ. Returning. leave Seven Pines
"''''' an 1927
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
HOOKS, STATIONERY, SC.

A LITERARY MARVEL.-THE
N ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, 25 vol.
umes, and THE AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT
thereto, 3 volumes. in sll 80 volumes, for sis.
scribneris aud stoddsrd's issue Of this work
complete costs $50. No other Issues except tho
aboye and ours supply the American supple
ment at any price. Theirs $50: OURS fia This
American Supplement is essential 70 all Amorl-
can READERS. The 30 Volumes ready for imme-
diate delivery. Volumes shown and samples
mailed any address ia this city or the South. one
hundred sets sold ia this city, 70 whom We can
refer. Orders Will be taken at above prices un-
iii the Goth instant sold with or without the
American supplement- Subscribe at once: Ad-
dress Z. b." Dispatch ONCE, Richmond, Va.
au i2-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
snUsE VI EaTs.
EXCURSIONS. &c.

DIC-NIC AND BALL AT BLANDON
4 PARK (ncar New roseryoir) TUESDAY, Au-
gust 70, 1890. from p. NJ. TO 1880 p. NJ. Amuse-
ments: switchback riding, dancing, fireworks,
&C. fine bouquet Of flowers to the best lady
dancer. No improper characters allowed on the
grounds. Admission: Gentlemen, IS cents; la
dies free. Both electric street-car lines run TO
the park. Committee: W. C. Rhodes, Benjamin
1eaman. and Charles jackson, eul0-2t'
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LIPP. SIIINAULT.
A RICHMOND MAN RUN OVER BY A C.
q 0. FREIGHT TRAIN.
He Was Terribly ManrIcd aud Has since
Dicd-No Medical Aid Could BE
Procured.
Correspondents Of the Richmond Dlspntch.l

lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ScoTTsvnLE, Va. August II. 1890.
Saturday night at 9.i5 o'clock freight
train No. 81 on the James-River division
of the Chesapeake and Ohio, Captain Tyler
in charge, ran over young man named
Lipp. Shinault, of Richmond, at Towards
vile. terribly mangling him. Young
Shinault was accompanied by his brother,
Bill Shinault, and both were returning
from Roanoke, where they claim to have
been engaged of work in the Roanoke Ma
chine Works, and were beating their
way" to Richmond at the time of the acct
dent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
MASONIC NOTICE. MEM ~
vi BERS OF ST. JOHNS LODGE, NO. w
81 A. +. AND A. VI. attend a stated com
muncaton Of your lodge TO DO hold In 81 NJ
bans Hall THIS TUESDAY evenings, August
18Th, at 800 o'clock. Members Of sister lodges
aud transient brethren are fraternally Invited
to attend.
by order Of tho Worshiptul Master.
nu lt-lt JUNIUs A. COSBY, Secretary.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
N stockholders OF tho WARN-sPRlNGs-yAL-
LEY COMPANY will be held at tho ONCE OF mo
company, In Pace building, Richmond, "a, al ~
VI. FRIDAY. August ~. $50.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
iy 2g-td {. L. WEXFORD, Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 2srH
and continues niuo months. The college COM
pri-os eight academic schools and the pryles-
sional school Of Law. In addition provision mas
been made for systematic instruction In hloca-
ton by the appointment Of Mr. l. X Hamberlin
a. instructor
Expenses per session OF n nonresident stu
dent, embracing entrance Tees ana tuition IN
three schools, $3.50. Expenaes Of resident
student, embracing entrance fees, tuition IN
three schools, board. fuel. light, and washing
i20750.
For catalogue giving detailed Information, al
dress B. PUklEAk,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
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~ A. WALLACE,
w GENERAL COMMISSION MgRcu.yr
AND BROKER.
No. SOUTH TWELFTH ,Ttpgr

Having taken the shove 0fico. formerly o,.,,-
pied by Mr.. Z. Z. heiford, ani hAy.ag ssc,.,s,
PRIVATE WIRES To NEW YORK hND an.
shall 10 prepared AUGUST isTa - er..,,.
OPTION CONTRACTS IN STOCKS. COTfoy
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ami PEIROLRrg -,
most favorable term. ! have Assgeiaf..t 10
ms Mr.. {. =. RxoY0zD, ani W both vii i've
our best attention n tho business ang .1.icif M.
patronage OF tie public.
M iO-st @. A. WALLACE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
NHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT. VA

Unsurpassed In appointments. table and gene
raj attention. Terms lees, for the accommoda-
than az snv resort OF iis prestige In the United
states. Music twice day by the celebrated
Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops. Safest and
on he ,. sSsss good
ssncs ~ Soreign and American ships-of-war;
daiiv tnsnections, drills. parades cannon and
ride target practice: broad sxp.nss Of salt
water surround. ord Point Comfort, hence there
No n,' =, heat The evenings are delisht-
IN, ~ the nights cool and refreshing The
most charming marine views IN tho world. Send
Tor descrtptlvs ps@phlyt F.N PIKE,
IA ELSA Su, 1ukThtS manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
FINEUMBRELLAs.

FINE GOODS at prices Tar below tho actual COST
FINE UMBRELLAS.
We have taken cur entire stock OF fine SIR
and Gloria silk Umbrellas with solid silver and
oxidiZed handles, gold caps and natural sticks
and marked every one below the cost vi manu-
farture to close out. sl2 Umbrellas are now
marked 50 $40 I'm brelias are now marked g. !;
IS Umbrellas are marked 50 f; 81 Umbrellas arc
marked s.; $3.50 Umbrellas are marked $50.
LADIES' DRESSING SACQUES.
All Of our finest eoois-maic OF the finest
lawn aud trimmed with fine lace edge ana In
serting-the 81 quality reduced TO s29s the s.5O
quality to g. the s2.75 quality TO sl.9s. aud
the sl.5O quality TO 9Sc. "
EMBROIDERED SWISS FLoUNCINGs.
We have only a few left and ali are handsome
patterna. We OFFER the entire lot this week at
the following reductions: Tho fi.25 quality Tor
Use. the 81. 20 quality for gOc tho g quality Tor
81, and the g 80 quality for tl2o.
MEMS FANCY HOSP.
We have about Is dozen Mels Striped balf
Hose-goods that nogor were sold under &c. per
pair--this week we offer hem at l5c.
MEMS FINE SILK TICKS and PUFF
sCARFS-all light shades-the ,5c. aud " quail
y reduced TO SOC. the 30 and Csc. quality 70 &c
AMBRosIA TOILET SOAP.
One OF the most delicate Soaps males cakes
In q box. The box 10 fancy collar-box and
worth the price alone. This week only 23c. per
box.
HAMMERED BRASS TRAYS.
Made of sold brass-Sinch, l9c. lO-inch, Soc.
l2-inch 3gc. Look around and you VIII nnd this
il Just one half price.
CLoTHEs-BKUs Es, made with a solid hard
maple back. The sc. quality reduco1 10 l3c.
LINEN LAP ROBES all reduced 10 below cost
20 close out -
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.ronchIti.

bronchitis,
lly. u. G. dhcAA.N DiYafeh OEss, Z. 4.
wona, Va., anita.
Ila0e NIsa 4. q. C.. I'Hif [r otsr,t.
6yonciHis. Irras gcrv VfYlh vegis ~. aaf...
feyrfwihsa hackiEgeoH \. /ha1f Melos b.,
6oalS5 Of hi Tonic AMI en- gyfaly tHrl.i
Ika9e no coHgh, my athStr md d.es-t rs
no-0 gs'l, and alegsfity Ifteihtrane. pan.
mn Hie H5e y q Jssg tg0ts toH'f / rlf.ts
be rsliyriy tert0yeL 7 ef,sytfty gr-s..- ~
lie fyltayafi9H IS a 7r,y ssfruoy tn.l
aKerafige.
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RAND EXCU Il SION
N TO
WEST POINT. AUGUST 18TH,

DAMON LODGE, X. OF i.
Train leaves Richmond and Danyilie depot az
san A. NJ: Twonty-eighth street N S:8J A. n.
Returning, leaves West Point at B.l5 Z. VI.
good time and variety Of attractions may be
expected. tickets for sale ~ train. gentlemen,
75c. ladies and children, 5Oc.-ronnd Trip
49, ar IN Slf. Tn The Nutt
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20 PHYSICIAN.

An effort 10 procure physician az How
ardsville was unavailing and the young
man was brought to this place. where an
order from Richmond awaited the conduc-
tor to carry him 10 Bremo, twelve miles
below where a railroad-company's physi-
clan resided tor treatment. The young man
was bleeding profusely from an arm over
which twenty-five cars had passed, and to
continue further seemed certain death,
suffering as he was also from another arm
broken, scalp wounds, and other injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
iUSTA FEMAL,E SEMINARY,

A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"A sTAUNTON, VA. Miss MARY J. BALD
WIN, Principal. Opens SEPTEMBER 4, issl
Closes JUNE, 1891. Unsurpassed location, bulli.
ings, grounds. and appointments. fun corps OF
teachora Unriyslled advantages IN Music. Ian
gusges, Eiocation, Art, Bookkeeping, Physical
Culture, stenography, and lypewnting. Board,
&C.. with full English COurse, $50 Tor the entF9
session Of nine months Music, Art, and Ian
guages extrs- For full particulars apply 70 TIE
principal tor catalogue. ~ l-eOl.m
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~ l5-Tu, IhGsat5tSo
= -. =. - I. ~ ~

CtWATHMORE COLLEGE, SWAIH-
- MORE, PA.-Opens ninth month, ninth, l-yV.
Thirty minutes from Broad-street STALLION, fhiis-
deiuhia. Unfor care Of Friends. Fun college
courses for both sexes leading 10 Classical, En-
ngineeriug, Scientific AMI Literary degrees.
Heaithiul location, extensive grodnfs, DIill-
ings, ma,hino-sbops, laboratories, aud libraries.
For full particulars address WILLIAM II. Az
PLETON, Ph.D., President mysi-eoc5st
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.
Al No. east Grace street, Richmond, Va
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal
MRS I. q, PEYTON, Associate Principal.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR
Young LADIES. Thorough Ia It's Instruction
and complete In Its appointments. From Mn
dergarten 20 collegiate department. inclusive,
Offering the very best adyautages. Surpassed
by none in the Departments OF Music, Nofern
Languages, and Art Board. with full English
course aud Latin, $3.50. session hegius sEp j Ri
Der "a, 1880. Apply for catalogue 20 the princi-
mi. or az tho hln. .lnres. " N-Ln. -lN L--u-l