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IN
Cosuleties Chalk, and variety OF prepgrguOns w. ts oh
when applied thg face, BpOi se3sn "
beauty. They close the pOes OF the SKIN, and CbsLo f
culaton, which, when Nature hwarted by dNe pc
pJN'let, " ue eAll VI Wy 'u W. uega
s eps ii he NJ s of 2 o u, dee ] AMI to this
ga aoglIe a tree, active and healthy CIRCULATION buoy
a;, q hS gag,s.@g q ne rgr men hg25 to le blow
bsaay it Is that which impar,s he inlaLle shade havn
| flashes OF dwellings, thSt all ADMIRE bpt de l
si haqpty the offspring Of NATURE nat Of POwukr re
4 no beauty n the tree and healtAy cCdTTjn
and the blood II llcN cpl
se a NOT beautilu lf SHE be brown yellow, and them
nWt mi active blood lives rich bloom tOtfe CHEEKS ard
! a briianey 10 their eyes mat istSscnAung. q,
This 5 why the Sguilerp aud esps lf9 ,ie9,
u EXERCISE confined in close rooms, have spoiled heI
sompexon by the application Oi deeteous mix! 8, M y
ffl elasticity oil step, huOyRn srts sGhnE
s and beautiful compilations, tley should use Dr Nowh
fl0n1A SaFsapala Thousands who have used T., zfe more
y. delighted. Ladies OF every station, crowd
liiliS saI,naly * NKER IN THE MOUTH.
II en account of another child saved DI. Icwg
laws Tor fheinana hss qysd the vea Of hodsans OF cA
NE certificates are selected from geal
a,,cpnsRs nd o' NEW Y0RK, Aprii |, 1877.
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MAMCA,


TING e.tTsct Of eTsapaa has been expressly prepared N
ince IL fefnaie complaints No female wilo hss fesson
IL sarnS sa is approaching that critical PERIOD Inc IN
~ K rhOuld neglect to take it, as II lsa
fr any at the pnInerous horrible diseases 70 WhSh iels
ara subject 81 tbs time Of life This period may b oee g
~ seern wears by using this medicine. NoEls II % VAu
III ns hoe who are approaching WOnanhood asl y ~
4 culated to nety BY aplekenns NE gooI Nv y
the delicate ~ y lave Us gs sos nstara esrse
h l SSsls ssajBS s S,T aa s iE% ,
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liz ~, MG 95G SS17assIs Of Thursday
MIMIC, confident that bafhnm
4 LIZ TiTgnsisnt YisiteTs 10 ssh sifper-
Vi M oompetitors. Those s9Aqo no,
q ff0m Inc North, can obt5',g PSi
Enit Inc arrival and depertqTeFlll be
q A fne four horse OANlBUife net
Eop vey passengers to and from uie ~,
barpe. The accommodations are ~
I1sni in the town, and, being Al NJ
In inducements 10 the Travelling Les
1 Cooksand Servants BEe engaged. 4 -,
10 render the stay of yisiieEs piISt &
q A ARFRCp.-ei q " NJ Eos
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~ r<11fn ant. b. KENNEY,
Ndi 'a1ll tId te5ss. 1a BELL EqAL PEN MAKttil,
Z NC HeI. s.IQ. fs,41hernain. II Magazine stree
p. = D. Ie leltnl ga, and "a consanty manufactIns
falf| Pr Ite 10it OF Meta Peus, oi
'tll I11r fqt Iqactis, VI d. Ksnney, NO. NJ d I
w ~ tst = 3 y AZ thess uhS have ~es
Hi7 ~ ii1A ~ t1flhe Canal Bank, NE slsrr
l zen R'.ff tseqle q Opal cecers q ne ssssa 7yDW
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A fatal case Of monstrosity occurred in City Hall
Place in this city lately The wife Of printer
named Muldon, was broughtt TO bed for the first
time, aud ,sstssr the most protraeted and severe
hen sas birth to female twins, perfectly
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fY- have In avqslf sinsss trairn u X EHgFg
MONKEY JACKETS. KRltsEy hrAi.oORs, RED PLAN.
ssL SHIRTS HickoR7 snlEFs. Ykaa SOCKS. ELAN.
kFfs and OIL CLOTH wster Praof JACKETS.
II These ntteeS ciur II she fabseat Aahhef .ns
Will gye perfect satisissdgn. Pos lase ~
4.
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Or. TomRSA
bottles Of Sarsairebp : q -
nazUo. to Try il fo\ sE 80
ished the iiTst botiltl ~ 4 iol,6
other day when the - ifel !,
violent and before AK ana !,
| tirely relieved, and sb{ dea,,e
before alle took the al q "a w, w
with ohilIs and fever. b1Shtitsyifa
| Ms LEFT IN a very weak We Y
exceedingly with the agssIie,..
on NY wife, she sef'9 ~
reAsoreN her y a lew aaS b.
parilla :, NyllhQyl --s--..5t!.
ths West, alia he 49, ~
4 EsSrs'SV q ~, r s.
ffS-
Dg Townsend. nc ~ ssz.-i,
ne kna nf onuYsa neVfi fO9l
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ls,zr NY children was yery
X fhlAN Throat, attended with
, x,tyef, habt9,nsI some Of y0W
y ~ M, iiyly, Tor which ! Assure
! elAA ., iuliE,
i. caAas N. taglrnespg street
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/ 7l4Els sOurcs We also IeaFn mat, on
a serious affair occurred in Alexandra,
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SlliY Is .I,fIKIk e4AnDL .l5lzk
|'.-..' - l1F # tie Golden iiofae I
81. ~, N'lsn he large hnEAa stat
'''s IL. 1se !. =. n 9 einsazlns Z.
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6&lflfIlIlif. iAsorl.s w. stl2 800
Nos. 81 - CoMlsta|tS !.


n n n ~
lIlct1faa and fsanrs In SAD NJ tvori
seN p Il ESa Of etcfy atl Il and auay1 10 the
oFr 4A' atiha % NaichAntaY Planters and others acis
at9 ~ Nllqiled NpeE INSIDE and selected etsrs u
~! ''.4 colfpIltne variety OF saddle1 oov
t tAfI Buggy w egun, Cnli and Dkny Is ~
FEY, t.sfnf hand and Tcp Leather Hog Skins;
rs M fnu tlurt ekau1i Brides; Mnrtingaics. Tfnakq.
~ ups l n1ns stfupS, ein ac . AIs6 Min and IN
ta'Asi tqqs and Trimmings; Carriage Tfim,nnes
~, 4ILlIff d Ba0TIfEE 50 ma ~ t9s,s,,,o, a II
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sey. x..s..SS7 sIe Wings Of the First Rep
l.sn!s'lss Disp Thursday SEPT, s At ooes p NJ, SF
r. soniHeins eanddas Oh the vacancy Ia The
slstse sAgsd ~ hs dsh % he Hon. Pres6 VI Fa1rfr
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PlNMt@ti0M Ci0tIlissg. 7

Ccttpnl ana linen Sftff8s
NORRIS & WAY, "a Camp street,
jyis ~ eorner Of cosmon. under + Aeiar 81
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NEW BOOKS.

~, q. MOR6sAN'S LITERARY DEPO,
- LsKl,tIANflE pI.AlE Adlaiains p.e pl.loaics.
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FEIFFus F'bI0 '3lTIIVVI FFIIIa anu w JfN. 3
The latter was shot by The former With a.
was in dying condition when our infor
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sanized by recent events and recent exposures We
have . majority OF wings the floor OF Congress
voting susiain the Gslphin infamy and we must not
be aslonshed TO the wing leaders in our State trying
the face OF recent to obtain the mastery
IN the coming contest II now. always has been.
contest between the two antagonist par,iesbetween
the rqnds OF arisocrac doctrines and expensive gov
srnment and the advocates OF democratic doctrines and
frugal government; and however dsasrously the Tor
tunes Of the day may eyentuae 10 the hst VIII resih
enough Of it, ancient vgo TO contend against the last al
svesy 6ting opportunity.
Therefore, fellow democrats, invoke you TO harmony
and 70 concert In several OF the counties differences
exist which prudence and patriotism may soon compose
Will moi our political friends those counties pause and
ponder upon the importance of sinking all personal d
1erences Tor the good OF the common cause Remember,
thess euds are left open and festerng you may have
wings in your State offices wing United States
Tor and wing congressional delegation, which, in the
event Of the next presidential contest going into the
House would throw the vote OF democratic
against the democratic candidate. How utterly humil-
lated those will be who. falling to exercise disnter-
ested spirit. may aid TO give victory TO adyersares,
and who, in the hour OF democratic defeat may be held
Justly accountable for the fatal consequences again
invoke political brethren all prudence and
care invoke all candidates to remember that the
cause i higher than men; and if counses shall
b needed, may look forward triumph worthy OF
the best days OF the glorious democratic State OF Pennsy
vana JOHN HICKMAN Chairman.
EDWARD MAYNARD, Secretary pro tenn
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrIroRg. Aug a-5. p. m.
Txs Hqwsds- Grace Ba~k Esixs- Character of the Co~-
car" -Co~pss Doi~gs-Cass Of BigaDy The Mar
ksls, 81.
The rumoed falsre OF the Haue-de Grace Bank, which
noced in letter yesterday has proved fixed fact
aud this morning being bought by the brokers
om 90 10 in the dollar. The failure OF this baak
predicted by those who knew Of hs character OF ose
engaged In getting II three ago, and for consd
able time il circulated here any extent The
uabhment Of agency here for its redemption, and the
receipt OF by of banks depose, have. how
ever given circulation, perhaps TO the extent of about
$50 0O the loss of which falls qnite heavily on many
Of thar class OF the commonly bur little able 10 bear IL
The Havre-do-Grace Bank was emphatically WAL
!" and the heavy commercial failures
recently noticed In that city involving loss of nearly TWO
millions of dollars of which falls on Wall street 6ok
es doubtless also helped bring about sioppage
Our brokers aurbue the stoppage entirely 10 the elect Of
the Pennsylvania -manote law and think tne loss VIII 10
light but they will probably be disappointed There was
some anticipation last night Of riot al Havrederace to-
day, but nothing has been heard from there.
The action of the House Of Representatives yesterday
relative 10 great national subjects under consideration
has given great satisfaction, accompanied as It Is with the
prospeot OF an early adjournment OF Congress
A man named Michael Connally was committed by the
Baltimore city this morning for the offence of having
two wives both Of whom IN 1t appears that
he married wife in Ireland fifteen years ago. and
to this country few years back, and married Miss Mary
Barnes in this city The first wife has since arrived. and
claims her husband and he proving better satisfied with
his second choice than the first she preferred the charge of
bigamy AZ ainst him.
The MARKETS I'm the Baltimore market to-day there
were sales of 400 barrels Howard -four ~ 933
Sales OF 800 barrels City Mills at 81 S7a No change in
grain Market dull Sales OF 202 hhds. shoulders bacon
A cents aad % hhd very choice 81 cents; as, III
hlds and 10000 bs sides at 81 cents and 400 hams
al cents and 800 sDgar-cured do at 10 cents Sales Of
$50 kegs No lard cents, and 100 barrels do
and 100 packages No at cents Sales Of 300 barrels
IS pork $40 and so barrels prime SO 37 Sales
OF whkey "a Sales Of $40 boxes w r. cheese
81 a 10 cents and 800 boxes common al ~ cents
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General GARIsALDI.

The NEW ORGAN AT WAsHN0ToN-I having been in
imated that Dr. Foole, of the Buffalo Commercial, has
concluded TO return home from the Bogoa mission, fol-
the purpose OF taking charge Of the Republic Wash
ington. the editor OF the Buffalo Daily Express puts
wet blanket the affair, after the following manner
DR.. Fooe received outfit OF four thousand five hun
dred dollars. His salary is the sum. Supposing
him to have left his post at the time indicated by the
Commercial he will get twelve thousand dollars for
ie than years actual service, inclusive of outfit and
innt it be sbandOns the mission his return. The
practice OF wasting large democratic favorites
has been made the subject of animadverson by
wing orators and wing papers, and prepared
TO believe that either Dr. Foote himself a wing admin
istraton will give occasion for similar accusation from
the other side. A new appointment would involve an
additional expenditure Of four thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars. Suppose our whole diplomatic corps should follow
the example: would cost the country at least hun
dred and fifty thousand dollarsan expenditure wholly
unnecessary productive Of public advantage, and all
70 crafty few political partisaas. In view Of these
facts. we take II for granted that Dr. Foote's application
for temporary absence" made in good faith, with
out any intention of avaling himself OF his peculiar
latons to the President, and that he will go back Bo
gotta. alter visit OF reasonable length his native land
Albany Xnicker6ocksr.
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WASHINGTON, August 14th

WASHINGTON, August 18th.
Mr. DEAR welcome you to this and of freedom.
May it always be land OF hospitality to the unfor-
tnnats exile driven by the persecution of arbitrary power
70 seek refuge in the New World from the tyranny OF
The Old!
General, you possess the regard and the sympathy of
the American people, and you well merit this distinction
You raised the standard OF liberty upon the Captoline
Hill. and history will do justice to your noble efforts TO
maintain it thereto revive the spirit and the freedom OF
ancient Rome. amid the monuments of her power and
glory. II is not that hallows cause il is the
principle involved in it, You yielded overwhelm-
ing force-o another descent Of the Gauls upon Italy
but You preserved your own high character, and you
preserved ALSO the respect OF every believer the rights
Of man throughout the world But such efforts those
Of the Roman people, though unsuccessful are
less. The battle OF freedom may be lost and again,
but i will yet be won, and man restored 10 the rights
which God has given him.
thank you. General for your kind letter. and for the
enclosure from Mr. Hyatt though you need ntoduc.
ton to American. Your glorious cxerons, followed
BY misforunes borne with equanmity are passport TO
the hearts and homes OF my counrymen.
should be happy to see you in Washington, and to
express to you person those sentiments OF respect and
regard which must now put codly paper, and with
which am, ever truly and afectonately,
Your friend and servant,
LEWIS CASS
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starving people could not buy home he home supply 10
ist5, deductng export 80 oO9 bushels worth s72
100000 In 1919 ia 900 900 bushels worth Sl3l 800
oi that is cay the home demand had increased rs 900
gheatgo~ers sold in the home market In lSi9 $50 oo0
900 wheat than in 1915 In ropoo for the
supply which they did not themselves .svery
ar from shipping oad because people could buy II
nome. the active English demands which raised the
money value Of the whole production The effect thi.
compel other Tor -four pay more Thus
The Brazis buy much -four OF the Uned and wc,,er
Europe When England imports largely, she absorb, the
European supply and compes TIC Bfazls come 10 the
United States Tor that which requires The operation !.
in tbs oswug table OF the exports Of -four from tue
Unitec Satest
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SOME THE FRUrTs.-The telegraph Of yesterday re-
ported simultaneously two eventsone occurring in the
South, aid the other the Norh-which may be called
the legitimate fruits OF the agitation OF such Will
mot, Van Buren,, Hale, and Seward One was the nsur-
Iecton OF four hundred slaves in Lowndes county, Ala.
bana Tor the purpose OF Undertaking general massacre
of the whites, which would no doubt have happened but
for the opportune discovery OF the plot the other is the
disunon convention, composed Of both sexes, white and
black at Gerrit Smiths residence, in Cazenovia New
York. at which the slaves openly invited revolt
The convention presided by fugitive slave the
ruthan Fred Douglass There were present some thirty
fugitive slaves, who sat together that persons might
them. An address was reported to The slaves OF the
South and another 10 the abolitioniss and the spare
time was occupied in hearing brother Hathaway tell
about the attempt abiuct slaves from Washing
ton. Money raised To have Chaplin one of tue fell
lows arrested IN that business defended and rewarded
and Gernu Smith headed the list with $500 The motto
OF the party avowed In their resolutions ia Chap
lin, freedom, and civil war; Chaplin was nominated
for the presidency.
Do moi tell that this latter is movement OF fanatics
The hst eventhe projected massacre in Aabama-is one
Of the consequences OF this scandaous treason The sec
ond is not only OF the OF the FIRST but. If we
may be allowed say 80. OF the consequences also
The picture Is one IN tc highest degree alarming and
Disgusting
To the door OF such demagogues as Wilmot, Van
Buren,, and Seward aroused public opinion will trace
the awful responsibility of both these ourages But foI
their agitation OF a sublect-their unceasing and imbt
tered agitation OF tive should be dsplonng no such
these great troubles would have been
tied and land would be peace. II this is the be
ginning God, in his awful mercy, only tell what and
when the end 10 be But il right that the guilty
thors of this Of things should be exposed the
dignation and scorn OF people they would destroy
lPsnnsyipaatan, August "a.
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A. M. ID. q.

PROSPECTUS the
WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. @.
aIs Institution formerly known and s svoaby remembered
city lis vicinity, on the ID Of October, lsas.
The course Of education in The Seminary embraces two depart
The mercantile department comprises The English and French Ian
CHEMISTRY and English rhetoric Especial asnGon paid % Ii,
msnt has three -four able assistant teachers.
s s'oe Il,
higher branches OF logic natural and philosophy
preparatory department. which includes reading whiting The
a me pap @ s nshsr p %
under the age OF six OF years
The upped with able and experienced teachers from
the Georgetown College The number of students actual attend
ance exceeds Two hundred
rrRssI
Per quarter Of weeks The classical department s.
s' - fThe Preparatory department, 9 90
REGULATIONS
To Be obseped BY the students Of e Wahnson Seminary,
our certain Gsed resulaons hs directors Of The Wasapoe
nary D. c. have though, proper 10 adopt The following rule
parel The Of tobacco 1. strictly prohibited
Anything therefore contrary
wrestling laying hands each other especially in
duct going returning from school strictly forbidden
The school be considered all times sacred
silence and study play disorder any snd win be tolerated
therein All cutting o. benches, otherwise nurns Of the
The offender viii be held responsible The damages done
When the bell gives the signal for school all play mast
ana sss one mus osy @ @ 81 b = @ s
all times insisted without this be made an
studies.
day, part day
parents guardians will required
absence Punctua and timely attendance school especially
acted from ALL therefore, habus absentees viii not be kept the
adopted In this Institution suffice
FOR habits Of Incidence dsobsdence swearing
convefsaton kc. dmson fiom the seminary
Of should
the wel-dsposcd and weiconduciod students.
>
Every student uli n and
from n6, Parents and guardians respectfully requested
TO see this important regulation complied with.
There be study till a
lsk ull at which all living distance
from the Seminary required TO be present
The hours OF from ull ~, I'm A.
d. :
Tuesday Thursday recreation
OF Saturday when there viii be school ordinarily,
On sundays, there will be caiechism
at which every Catholic student be present
Aug B--A JOHN ". biloxi, President
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ADVICE y~tnes.--Gentemcn nj who
n DESIRE far occasion,
prices
wishing pvoid the purchase
bottles, liquors. and
residences free Of feighp by Adsns express any required
by addressing telearaphic message
The Dozen hy
signed from his sRhepsb Mo-ee sparkling Champagne and
Mse Of witch he nnequnej cherry
Port that cannot be surpassed including exquisite Anons
Mrnganila and White Ports Caret Medoc Burgundy
ene French and German wne
United MEDIUM hrnnaie. and Havana
cigar, all imported direct. Address
JACOB sNrDER, IT.,
ugV-dimf Wine Merchant, Philadelphia
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lb45 Ief7
barrels. Value Price Barrels. Value. Price
Dolls. Dolls
Rutnin, 1896 sis15 2s57,0T6 I5lpi 574 IA
the BrRzir, e09,st5 l0s3y3ls 2ji,0 l,s62q72
counties Ga Io3 25et,9so is7i,i2o p4e6B5 ss

Thus In queac OF he rae in price under the Eng
ish demand, Brazil and other countries requ red
pay oil rs per barrel Tor what tey reqnirei and alec
buy OF tho Uniied Sate-. The Uai,cd States got
rom The Bfaz 100 900 lbs coffee than 1915
quantity OF HJuf Al the tine. the English
people got United States nJur for less than heir lard
lords demanded for T. ncapalisfs Ia the United States
made less profits, operatives made larger wages fact
ch enabled the growers OF what sol - 600 900 bns-
els wheat IN the home market ~ per advance
in price. Tho factory lord buys fooI HE
profits a,e large The honorable Lawrence and family
vei0g with the royal circle OF London in splendor
attire, the profits which the protective system gave
the thousands Of operatives who created TIL
are sri tong for their daily bread The system which
will raise The profits Of operatives s that which required
even although few diamonds less may sparkle on tla
brows Of the patrons of the New York rrbuns and kindred
prints which much longer inb workers with
hopes OF "a good time, while they being daily robbed
OF the fruits OF tbeit toll.
Money continues abundant, although the demand for
poation and cusomhouse purposes continues good The
amount Of goods arrived during the past week has been
oue large owing the favorable winds bringing in many
vessels The amount Of des paid for four weeks has
been follows;
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III M. SMITH, corner 0f Main 10Th streets, hs
liz OF the firm of Parker SMITH, soicts early
ihresher particularly for those OF the
ers aud ian attached lie has ready variety
chimes common threshers and horse powers SHELTERS sad
sze,) and horfe and hand combined Wheaians
own conuucton aso, the celebrated Banbrcugh
sought after in Maryland and Pepnsy wanna. lie asks parties
attention 10 his patent Slo warranted
ohe AZ the same or twice the cost lie desotes particular M
70 roshng machine repairs particularly those BY Jab ~
ker and Parker and Smith lie will pairs
satisfaction New OF spikes inserted
making machines, inferior equal to new.
Also, on handtwo OF McCornick's capng nacbes a
Tor same, and chains for chain horsepower.
tRicrsosD, Va
May I-w6w
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SEAED PROPOSALS. endorsed ste Loan and addressed %
" The Works. will be received nj the office Of the
becond Auditor Richmopd until ~ "wednesday,
the Ssh day Of this month"; Aust) for loans The Commonwealth
o. virginia, authority OF The whole u
Y bearing interest the rate cent per annun IN
s currency oihe United payable the ~ day OF Jan
uafy a'd h day 81 July for y
from NJ dates Of The ce6csrcs but rcdcennbe Afterwards the
peasufe Of the General Assembly.
rom payment into the public the accepted bids viii
ecdp viii be delivered on payment.
~ order OF the Board Of Public Works,
T. CROWN, Jr,
Aug H-dr@hnsa Second Auditor
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The Misses Rockers Academy for Young Ladies.
Csr~ev Of seet, viii opened Mondav ID OF
TIMBER
limited number Of pupils will received 10 whose
~ physical cunre be
thorough and systemsic chdrea
the elementary branches and care = taxi
the mental faculties
rally. discipline mild yet firm, avoiding arbitrary
Of conduct and attention study
Circulars containing information may be obtained their
residence
Aug 2S-eoa
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COMMON HALL OF the town Of Petersburg, yirginA
May le5O. The following resolution day adopuI
the Hall:
"Resoiped That the Of the advertise for proposals
Sl000O OF the bonds Of corporation
The State Of Virginia. S5ooo payable in 1870 and $50
with payable half yearly
The proposals wr be for
addressed chamberlain of town, day
AT IL o'clock which time they will be opened
bidder viii be entitled thereto The Tor wi
required n May, 18th June, and 18Th July, and bidders will
which OF these periods they offer The corporation
TO themselves the night to reject any offer made.n
Notice hereby that proposals ei
Ton viii be received by the chamberlain
the above resolution until the l4th day Of May 1880 o
IN. CHAs. CORIING
May 2-dti4thMaynert MayaI