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a LEXANDRIA ACADEMY.-The fall term
~ of this institution, will commence on Monday,
Aurust 3lst The course of study embraces the
usual branches of an ENeLIsH EDucATIoN, the
LATIN, GREEK, and FRENcH LANGUAGES, and
FULL COURSE in MATHEMATICS. Youths can be
prepared in this School for College, the Counting
Room, OF the study of Profession Instruction Is
given by means Of Textbooks, Lectures, and ia
miliar remarks and illustrations on each recitation
To every student is assigned recitations sufficient
in the Judgment of the teacher to occupy the hours
allotted to study and, at the time for reclting ne is
thoroughly examined, and such explanations are
then given, as will enable him to understand the
subject fully, and aid in mpressing it clearly upon
the mind. a.f
A monthly report of each student, carefully made
ont from records preserved Of all his reciations, is
sent to parents and guardians, presenting faithful
account OF his industry, scholarship and general
department. -
The students will have the advantage of an at
tendance upon a regular course OF LECTURES on
NArUnA1 PHILosoPHY and CHEMISTRY delivered
during the fall and winter months. These Lectures
will Be fully illustrated, by beautif fui and complete
set of Apparatus. The School is also supplied with
Surveying Instruments, Globes, Maps, Charts
and REFLrcTISG TELESCOPE, of eight feet focal
length, a powerful and effective instrument
In connection with the present Schooi, wnicn mas
been heretofore open for the admission OF day scho-
lars only, a limited ntn,ber of BOARDING
SCHOLARS will be received. Those who attend
the School as boarders, will reside in the family Of
the Principal, and as only small number will be
received, such attention to their morals and comfort
will be given, as. will, it is believed, supply, in
great measure the tender solctutude received under
the parental roof
TrnMs.-The charge for boarding, washing, fuel
and LIGHTS, with Tuition in English, Latin and
Greek, Sl5Oa year, payable quarterly, in advance
The quarters to consist Of IL weeks EACH Tuition
in French, Drawing and Painting, an extra charge.
r. L. BROCKET1,
Principal, Alexandra.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, closes at Az and
9 P. M. daily, except on Saturday nights.
No mails sent East of Baltimore ON Sunday
morning.
The mails from the above cities arrive daily
at 9 A. M. and 8 P. NJ except Sunday night.
The Western Mail closes at P. M. and
arrives at P. M. daily. aa Z.
The Southern Mail closes at A. NJ and
arrives at P. M. daily.
6 Office open from A. M. to 9 P. M. daily,
except Sunday, on which day il is open from
~ A. M. TO 10 "A. M, and from IL M. 10 Il
p. M, and from to 9 P. M. ,a
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Written for The Republican.
7 H E D 90 M.
BY EsCHUYLUs.
CONCLUDED.

/ N# CONCLUDED. tl E.# as.
"No Rupert, am not offended -but"-
@But--why do you pause3 Oh, God !!
| knew 'twould be thus: that should cast
my hearts affection upon one who could
not reciprocate them. Thou dost-thou
canst not love me, Julie : Is it not so -
"No, Rupert, it is not so but art thou
sure thou dost truly love me"'
Love thee, Julie As the Parsee, bend
ing in silent alteration before the setting sun,
so does my soul bow before thee with as
vain worship. Thou canst not doubt my
lover Why art thou slent9 Why is thy
head hung down? There are tears upon
thy cheek. Oh dear Julie on my knees
ask thy pardon, if have offended thee"
q am not offended, dear Rupert, but oh
my heart is too, too full Of happiness -
"Of happiness And dost thou love me,
then ,"- .., 'i1",1
eyes, Rupert, with my whole soul ! love
thee"
There was no eye gazing on them; but
there, beneath the rays of the chaste moon,
they knelt, and with joined hands they
breathed warm, passionate vows Of mutual
love-vows whose register was the star
sprent scroll Of heaven, traced by the pen
ciled beams Of the moon-vows which were
deeply .@ III. r.. /,
writ in the red-leaved volume of the heart
vows which linked their souls in the
indissoluble bonds of unpriested wedlock,
for what love has joined is banded until
the wall cf life fndeth echo in eternity
Many years have passed since then, but
those vows have hallowed night to me. II
seems to me holy, as the Sabbath OF the
weary earth.
sStringing the stars at random round her head
Like a pearl network there she sits-brigh
night!
love night more ,ha II day--she is SO lovely.
But love night the most because she brings
NV love to me in dreams which scarcely lie;
Oh all but truth and lovlier OFT than truth!
Let me have dreams like these, sweet night
forever, @.
When | shall wake no more; an endless dream
OF love and holy beauty mid the stars
But wander For happy months then
souls communed; f,easting on the intellectu'
al viands of love- And then they were
forced to part for while He had not II
nished his collegiate course; SO one night
with sorrow in his heart, he came to ble
her farewell. There was foreboding o
coming anguish that he could not 'reft from
him-but he told il not to her. Need 1t b'
said that they rehearsed their protestatlon.s
Of devotion One single kiss sealed their
vows--a single kss--pure and holy as th'
chaste dewdrop resting on tie rosebud's pc
tailed breast; and with it burning like tn
coal Of fire on Jacobs lips Rupert Ora
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MAT. Intelligencer cod Im.]
NOTICE.

The Mary Washington Union No.2 Daughters
of Tsmperence, will hold Their mee'n's, at sls'e
Speakes, next door TO the corner OF New ffk Az
enue and st. Punctual a'tendence Is eques'ea
Of ali ;,s members on next meeting day at J O'Clock
n M Nv order Of the Assislent Recording Scribe
Auons, 26. ls46. CA, E. Devaughan.,
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For the Col. Fountain.
ODE.
ODE

Written for the anniversary celebration Of .As-
sociation No. 2, in the State of Virginia of
the United Brothers of Temperance" now
No. in the District Of Columbia, to be
held on the 22d inst, by
s% #if" "L"
.air.-My Native Land.
Come sons of Virginia our banner surround,
4 We've cast the bright wine e'cup away,
In chains Of lntemp'rance no more we are
bound,
We bow TO holer sway.
From mountain and valley, from seashore and
plain,
Ye sons Of Virginia arise
And let your loud anthems of freedom again
Ascend to the answering skies. a.s
Though darkness and gloom have encircled
the past, tF
Let us still gather on TO the fight,
For the nights darkest hours are always the
l, last, .a ....s.. .,..
And herald the dawning Of light.
fa .
Unawed by revilings united we stand,
Still trusting in aid from above,
Till all shall be gathered throughout our bese
land
In Temperance, Friendship and Love.
ALEX, Va, Sept. 7, 1916.
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xVoRrHINGToN C. sNETHEN.

ATTORNEY AND OoI'''i 2 2 = =
d. c., practices in the Su-
N 1sor,e Court of the United States and in sew
,,,s of the District Of Columbia, and prose-
o.n,ss an manner Of claims against the United
S,a,ss either before Congress the different de-
partments Of the government.
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READING

g II you enlghten the people, do not forget that
this is but hall the work Let them be made vie
tuous and religious, you leave them exposed
to danger than they were before"
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G. III. VAN PATTEN, M. d., Dentist,
DERFORMS all operations upon the Teeth,
Gums and Mouth, with the greatest care and
skill Office near Browns Hotel, and next door to
Todd's Hat Store. feb 25-ly
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POETRY.

I. IL i. 1854 Its words
Are few, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh from the fount OF feeling - Percival
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CHI E AP FOR CAS- HI!
Il, 8 BECK & SON,

House Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania
Auenue, South side, bef,oeen 9th and 10Th
as streets, Washington.
We have on hand new and secondhand goods
such as Bedsteads, Beds, and Bedding Tables,
Chairs, Bureaus and Sideboards; China, Glass,
and Crockeryware, Cutlery, Hollow-ware of every
variety, Shovels and Tongs, Carpets, Brooms,
Brushes, Willow and Woodenware; with va
rety of articles too numerous to mention. apr l6
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II s. BALL also repairs Watches and Jewelry
IL. april 22-tf
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t3sIs "a FRANCIS Y. NAYLOR,
Copper, Tin, Sheet-lron and Stoue Manu- facturer.
Roofing, Gut.ering, Spouting, &C. South side
4 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third-street, Wash
ington, City, d. G. -. III
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EARTHENWARE CHINA AND GLASS,
TT PURSELL, Importer and Dealer in E. Ware,
China and Glass, wholesale and retail, at
his store, opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city, d. G.
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IT is a brilliantly illumned hall and
friends are gathered round, to witness the
marriage ceremony. Before the vested
priest, the young couple stand'-Authur
Faulkner and Julie Courtland. In simple
robe of white, the bride is decked. But
her cheek is pale than is wont, '.
"And an unquiet dropping OF the eye, Is
As if its lids were charged with unshed tears"
tells that her heart is not in the scene
Where was it 7 1t had taken the wings OF
the night, and sped far, far away, to the
lone Students room, and with eyes of love
was gazing upon her sleeping Rupert;
watching the smiles upon his face-sm'les
that. like the perfume to the rose, were
but the fragrance Of his dream and they
were of Julie. The priest had performed
the ceremony-the ceremony of buried
heart: the gold was on her passive finger
the link was bound with rvets indissoluble;
and the hope which had filed her breast,
that her Rupert would come and rescue
her from this living grave, "that lasthoPe,
like Noah's door, has opened the window
Of her breast and fed and "Hope return
cd no more - Pale and exhausted, she
flew to the window for air-the room was
hot, hot--and all things swan around her
She drew the thick folds OF the curtains be
tween her and the crowded hall, and tn
deafened noise fell unheeded on the ear.
Without, the night was calm and beautiful
the moon was in the wane ; the stars wer
singing their beamy anthem of harmony
and the murmur Of the distant stream sunk
with its sorrowiul cadence, into the culver
;ug breast and it found strange ech
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10th streets Blinds of all sizes and colors, fur
nished to order Old blinds retrimmed and painted.
JONATHAN T.. wALKER-H House car
j penter and joiner on X street, shop corner X
and 9Th streets. F IA iA't u H
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A NDREW J. JOYCE, Horse shoeing and
"a Smithing Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner of 18th and E streets, near Fullers
Hotel. Thankful for the patronage he has receiv
ed from liberal public, he solcits continuance
of the same.
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ISAAC STODDARD.- -Blacksmithing in gene
raj, on -Four and half, between E and F sts
Work done cheap. et g H3teG
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1. s. BALL,
Dealer Il, Tobacco Snuff 4 Cigars, Pennsylvania
Auenae, bet,oeen Fuller's 4 Gallabrun's Hotel
april %.
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| DRISCOE s. CLARKE, Dealers in Cloths, Cas-
Id simeres, Vestings, &c., Pennsylvania avenue,
few doors west of Browns Hotel.
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iDR. HAMILTON P. HOWARD, tenders his
~ professional services to the citizens of Wash
ington, d. G. sHe mag be found at DIR. T. How
ards, N E. corner Of F and l1th SITS. Dec. p
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nENNIS HUMPHREYS Livery Stable, cor
nsr Of 9Th and C.. streets. Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BENJAMIN HOMANS.

tts BENJAMIN HOMANS, ti b 4
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Betwecn lOM and llth Streets, fronting Penn.
sylvanid Avenue. 1N
Sales of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property attended to at any place within the city.
march 9-tf sat gsM& s7 vfl 48eE5
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Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gaze,tc.


There is trouble in the ranks Of the demoeraev
The speech OF Mr. Brnkehof, delivered Yesterday fell
IKE thunder-bo upon the Southern wing of the marty
and demolished all their fond hopes q single blow
The Tanf is saved This is beyond peradventure Tho
breach Is too wide 10 be healed Notwithstanding the
storm last nght-the dienching rain-some Of the mos,
earnest and influential OF the free trade wero passing
from place to place endeavong to reconcile the macon
tents IL was all IN vain The storm howled fereey in
the heavens above, and it echoed in the depths of
loeoiocosm beneath The former has been suled by he
hand OF omnpoence. The latter RACES ss violently as
and the hand OF man aud will not stay IT, IL viii
continue to rage until the parts OF iocofocosm
shall be scattered TO the winds.
The dsaliecton Of the Ohio delegation has been chaae
terized by distinguished southern member as "a STRIKE
foR HGuER wAsEs This may be So for IL is currently
reported that the spokesman Of the delegation applied for
shc was refused appointment Paymaser in the Ar
my.
Mr. Folk 10 now roaping the fruit Of the deception used
IN securing his election He has sunk the party into IN
damnaion deep that the hand Of resurrection cannot
reach Them" politically
Yesterday afternoon, n carriage in which was Senator
Sewer was crossing the bridge the canal on MARYLAND
avenue when the bridge gave way, and the carriage
hoses, driver and occupant precpiiated into the
stream below The carrnge dashed pieces and the
horses seriously hurt but fortunately neither Col Sewer nor
the driver received any injury.
The report last evening that the nomination
OF Mr. buchanan TO the Supreme Court had been sent in
IL was not correct IL believed by many that il would
be sent IN today understood that Mr. b. took leave
OF the State Department yesterday, but no message had
been received up the whom the Senate went into
Executive session.
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cor m a., -. ,eu incur Ao'e, s"eh a. el-
Th., ApcsNi,N ', No-e' Nodes' Ne
49,. ~ ~ on - KAT |a complete
dc;o,,s ~. - uTps.i nns presumed ny the inju-
FALL pIiuiri1p :. mi asa SrhiNc and
i, ~. -. 49,, ~ ''io' oe suiPa~en' Work
60. y u'o"Rn 'ie system with silent and
11a,'.-....s a. moon
Rsna,;,,s, nysppIIpI,. ,>,,,,....,
Sso',''.,,'s,h. SEpyti. iNfLohN'hS
ps.'.a,t.. W .S. n,n, 70
60. a., 50, h .'i ou-'rncuon- and Dis
IJvrp pa IOI IIr, S'"'-o cause injury to tho
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l.. a., 80. W N,yno ons,'o.s are broken Gown
0IIJNiNE 81 w., M An9hNaC, BARK or
DISEASED LIVER q, an ;',;,,a.ssa''l 'ns Iol,
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Es,IEsERAgssEEs,
VERSUS.
s A II s A u A RILLA

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
aud established celebrity throughout the country
which has been sustained by is virtues aud elf
cacy alone, u remedy for
SCROFULA, or Kings Evil
ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
l,ong-s,andiug RHEUMATIC Affections,
Diseases OF ia, SKIN, White Swellings,
Diseases of the BONES. all Ulcerous Gases.
SYPiilLITIC n MERCURIAL Discuss,
Affections Of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSTINENESS; all CHRONIC X NER-
NOuS Complaints, occurring in debilitated and
cachectic constitutions:
Diseases caused by an IMPURE Sta,a oS ,b.
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and those very disagroeable
Affections resulting thrrcfroIn. and which have
AGENTS-GAYEoR 4 WOOD, Richmond; Ross-T
Pryor Paul, Wheeling.
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nj r.. & RY A MI
B 0 A r DIN G.


HAVING connected with her old ss,abIi.h
- II meut the large and hous- ad,ninv = - =
pared 70 accommodate additional number OF Fents so,
and others. ''' Na'eue"
eT WARM AND COLD BATHS are attaebed q, IN. ho..
eeHtrai Terms moderats !. 90 49,. F"
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.

T..
The political thermometer changes in the House of Re-
personalities like the weather without and there are
dozen different peeuatons day the result which TO-
morrow OF Friday will effect way the Other Mr.
jenkins Of n. Y, OF the called "Od Hunke of the
Empire State made interesting speech last evening in de-
fence OF the Tariff Of l542 than even the Bill of
Mr.. Hungeriord, which it is understood the New York
Delegation will vote for.
The Committee Of Ways and Means, IL is upders,ood
have consented strike the and coffee tar from
their own bill Without doing this there was no hope that
the bill would and whether will pass with tea and
coffee omitted is at this moment hardly probable
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STAR OF THE EAST
AND
STAK OF THE SRHTEI

WILL send them both round once, after the
season out and BY lhh July the benx the LIST
''p Ihy VII visit Buckingham Court stay in the
county Tor Two days from thence IN Charlotte Edward
eouhhe and stay and circle around
h near the end Of visit q,
hoose th NondaJ the first Monday August tsy visa. A
marie 20 Monday Lous ID Mon Gooehsnd House "a,
MONDAY fuyabna Isf Aoncay Sept, n-t Alear ,,a "A
Hah fh FuvannA sgan; in the octob.r they
"" e IN The county Of Henreo Hanover they say star
iAs East sA4 star e tAs Lor.-but sla, IA,
Hest" = -
amer which, not -od, neizhbourhood Of Mash
nunpNils another year IN the spring they stsre Tn.
ev OF hehmopd Charlottesville FAfmve as the ea @ NAV
BY TBE ACFnT pop 4. roSr.,.,V
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wAsurSsroS Rail RoAp.-TuE RAISs.-The

WAsHlssroS RAIL RoAD.-TnE RAISs.-The heavy
rains which commenced here Tuesday morning and
continued with but little nermission for upward. Of %
hours converted oil the neighboring into torrents
We to learn that the flood stroag and high
in the Patu1ont carry away part Of the Washing
Railroad bridge which that stream In
consequence Of this unforeseen accident the train Of ca
from Washington, due here yesterday morning at eight
o'clock, did arrive until noon. Measures are
already taken by which the travel between the two cities
will be continued without, interruption or delay
BAIT. AMER OF yysrrrn.v
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Gen. Gaines.

Court OF Inquiry. to consist Of Brsvet Brig Cen H.
Brady, Brsvot Brig Cen George NJ. Brooke and Col J.
Crane, memben and Capt, r. Lee. Recorder has been
ordered by the President to assemble Fort Monoe on
the 18th OF July to investigate the conduct Of Breve Ma
jor General Gaines.
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ROY's NECK AND TRIBLE,s.

vENHE undersigned is anxious to sell the above
n property. and win make the easy.
Roys Meek situated York River King Queen county
near the Junction Of the Pamunkey and
ns about $50 acres and Advantage for
living AID profit with farm Of lower country
The improvements consist Of large and Dwelling
WIN nine rooms Barns Stables Kitchen Carriage
trs Tor sevants-a built by the within the las, few
years-togeihe with valuable Saw MIL with two fame
buildings attached fot iaborers.
Tribes Is situated Dudley Ferry adjoining the above
and will be sold with desired contain. acres Tbe
Of Dwelling with room. neees
sary outhousea.
brdge known as White Plains. containing with a ene
IL. =
Further description deemed unnecessary persons wishing tn
purchase are invited tn call on the undersigned
examine for themselves
r~y- Address-shae kefotd's King A. Qp.en Cou,,v VI.
je 5-cl7ts > SMITH
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
The Great Fire

The news OF the terrible Fire Newfoundland, 10. we
regret to say confirmed and withou, much aba,emep, h,
the first report eseep, to los. Of life. Only three lives
were lost The loss Of property is estimated a, MILAN
OF pounds sterling. or nearly S5.OOoO0o. Twohird. Of
the town were destroyed and $4,000 person, were
~" without nome to shelter them. oaly mercantile
house THAT OF NJ Newman & Co !. lef ,,,nJny Pc
visions were scarce and the Governor had fobdde their
expectation The Provincial Legislature about to DO as.
sembled.
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NJ LIE A X Y

hhNbolIll a W. nave Tor sale
~ SCOTS Tnfar'y Tactics , vos.
SCOTS Abstract
Arilie
Mahan's Field Foundations
COcper's Maeomb's Tactics
haeomb on Courts Martial and Martial Law
System OF Tactics o. New Brunswick
Aro Defence on foot with sword and sabre by Tay
Tor n Porter - ~
American Military Law. Courts Martial BY j. oBreu u
Army - - 0"' N'N
instructions for Artillery by Habot & Bigot-in French
.aImoniangue on Fori6cations, vol.-in French
fpoi's OF experiments Gunpowtet Mofdeeai
Elements OF Military Science; Instruction in stra-
iesy foheaon, Tactics OF Battles the duiie, Of
OF Volunteers and Militia by w. Haeek A NJ Lieut. OF En-
ginetTs u. 4. Amy. An
M ANAGERs' oFFICE-D. Pause & Co.-For this
W evening $4,000. l400, 1900 1890, 10 OF 300 sc
10 Numbsrs-l4 Dawn. Tickets 50.
Also, the Dollar Loery-S3OOO, &c. IS Nos.-l4
Drawn.
~ Splendid Scheme IN for to.mOuow-salcs close
THIS evening, nj o'cock-S50,0OO, 10000, 10000,
6OOO, 5000 1904, 40 Of 1000, &C. rs Nos.-l3 Drawn
Tickets Sl2.
Also, $4,000, 1000, 5000, 2,OOO 1900, ll2s. 90 Of
IOOO, &c 10 numbers-l3 drawn. Tickets 81.
Also the Dollar LOt,ery-S3OOO, 1909, &c. &C Nos
IL Drawn.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class &c:
81 &c So 90 81 40 % - "a % IA
Hall Ticket, Nos. 81 81 50, SI5O0-i - g. 900
Ia % 66, 2O0-alI sold and paid by PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, class ISt
10 ~ II I'll SIS &C AZ - sc IS 25 90 81
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By Dunlop. NIoncurc a Co.
SUGARS, AND BACON, &C.,

SOOANS' AM BAUM, &c,
At Auction.
On FRIDAY, inst O'Clock In our warehouse will
be "
loo hs4s P r and y. o. Sugars, Fari prime quality
s9ooO hs Western city smoked Bacon,
IaguAyr, Rio and 81 Domingo Coffee
Refined Loaf and CANNED Sugars
Bel uerees and hhds Plantation Sugar House Moa.s
Hbds West India Moasses
GahPoNder Imperial Powshons and Young Hyson Teas
Ohio Rsethed Whisky
Cande,, Soap, Mustard, Indigo
Sicily Made. Wine
Coguac Brandy, Holland
ln.tauon Gc-&e.
~ rERNs-Under soO cash over that amount four month,
credit for satisfactory paper
jus DUNLOP NONCt-RF Il 20 Ay-,,
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BANBOUkSVlLLE ACBUEMY

uE subscriber wal Academy the village OF Bar
bousvLe Orange county the LIST August an which
wiz be aushihe ancient Languages MATES and al the pr
sh branches comprised liberal ed1a;icn In addition 10 The
siuo1 and defamation. - P'
Te year win be divided sessions Olive month"; and no
scholar VII be admitted for less Than half s.rso,
The subscriber has employed asssan graduate NJ on.
Of the fret Colleges New England who firne. the h.h. 49,,
unonials Of Qualification and character.
Parents who this nay res. ASSURED that m
pains VIII he spared to proper thu moral.
sons The subscriber viii receive family boarder or
10 young genLemen
TERMS PER SESSION:
bpalp iuiuou-
Tuition in Languages and Mathematics. .........I5 90
Mathematics and English .....................I2 so
Ehsisn'..
70 Acknowledgements, Orange County. Va
ED. J. WILLIS
D. newman and b. J. Barbour EEgrs, DI.
Jane. l. Jones, OF oranse county. /. a-etIAn
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THOMAS WERSTER IR-

- The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
I'LL convenient house AMI Franklin street IN. Int. r.s,
tn,e Of James W Pegan decd in e1eels nj orsrr Ia VIII
o. sho"n any one wishing purchase peasure by
edhr OF TIE -uus-beIs and tee made "a
ueuiaI eIaH-at the premises be its best
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