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The Wing Convention.

The proceedings Ct the Wing Convention
held at Camden on Monday the 9th inst,
can be seen by reference to another column
of to-days paper. The meeting was very
harmonious, and the proceedings manifest a
spirit of concord and good feeling not al
ways met with on such occasions. Among
the nominations, we notice the names of
Judge Field, of this place, Major Stith, of
Camden. and W. A. Lacy, Esq, of Union,
all Of whose names were withdrawn previous
20 the first balloting f. w. TRAPNALL,
of Pulaski, H. P Smead of Union, and w.
P. Grace of jefferson, were the candidates
before the convention, and on the first ballot,
Mr.. TRAPNALL received the nomination by
large majority. The selection will, 10
doubt, meet the cordial appreciation of every
Wing in the district, as it did that of every
delegate in the Convention. Upon call of
the Convention, able and spirited addresses
were delivered by Maj. Stith, r. c. Farrell
ly, Esq, and \. II. Garland, Esq, most
heartily approving the nomination of Mr..
TRAPNALL, and advocating his claims to a
seat in the next Congress from this district
The nominee is a gentleman of universally
acknowledged ability.-possessing Conver-
sational and oratorical powers that would rank
him among the FIRST men of any country.
The delegates TO the Convention have
done themselves and their party credit in
the selections. Should he be elected to Con-
gress, he would assume position in that
body of which the people of the district
might feel just pride. At this particular
juncture, when important interests of this
State are at stake, We want Just such men
as Z. W. Trapnall in Congress, to protect
those interests.
Mr.. Trapnall, we are informed, has ae-
cepted the nomination, and will doubtless,
give the people of the district an opportuni-
ty of hearing his views upon all subjects of
importance to their interests, or the interests
of the State
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Letters .alcnt secured psen,
- hydro electric vatie
are the most wonderful discovery IN medicine apd eec
c o Tue present day. They relieve whout shock
acne rheumatic doiofeux mild but
a pefeepbe action body yosrs' sasad
as sout local coinpsint, liver dtxeases,
as by miracle They applied with ue
suecessin all those dreadful children
eo US also IA teehg under difficulties and
us"as.s " tne bowels Ihey weciptre neas fhef s0lu
decompose water denect the
an 'he pbeuonena OF powerful
hucing these effects weigh about
poce book always ready
man his f.iInr guarding himself family assins
of aud which
cy rs perfectly safe, ceftaia and wonderfully
The price o!a complete chain from 81 - baes $40 10
312 So - F' - -
Incredible The above fac person easily
convince himself beforehand, Of inn
the been acknowledged tho
Academy OF Medicine o New York. and the chains
Piled with medical colleges Bellevue
and Wad's Island hospitals, brooklyn City Hospital hc
by The Academic Naionae de Medecn imperial
faculty Vienna The faculty Berlin,
institutions OF the highest order including the principal hoSrituls
Euope e.f a4 s7.@t |Fls4t-s.G
The oprctors of testimonials
fec all the above institutions America Euope well
OF The and
IN both hemrpheres invite public examine
Full and illustrated descnponsone for personal and
scientific OF testimonials, number
cured In New York obaned gratis
ofcc They viii be nrwardsd free vi p0ngc al tbs
United States in prepaid Inquiries containing three
postage STAMPS .tt J. STEiNERT,
No. $50 Broadway, corner Of Prince street, New York
Agent Washington, L.. Scucksng llth
BaItmsre, Charles and Wm Caspar 81 North Gay street,
IN 95--d. +. y Il. L :
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The aame Of upon books
Psy"eut OF me subscription be advance.
Distant subscribers money Dy letter. postage
which "i be paid assumed by ourselves
transmission.
Inc CouNTkf PAfEH s published dusSne
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during The recess
Subscriptions os period lees year win be received on
terms proportioned TO the above annual rates.
Or PosrMAsTERs act a. our sxen ..x bv
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed or v,v1
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Marbleized nanteIs, Coiuinnx PedostaIs, Table
.h Tops SC. Sc. f@
liE aaamander Marble
marbleizd
for which hsy received gold
nstne, and The medal the II the Metropolitan
cs' institute held Washington February Maeh
year #E5 taSf&7@e sff
This material having metallic basis, chcsp
than nafbe its
choicest mafbies in different varieties,
and surprisingly henuiu capable
heat and tcsnnot Se injured BY The action Of acids o
s..Eta q .@H sl.A5 q. HERRING.
The manufacturing department OF
perintendence OF r. j. r. Williams,
aud the financial business of John
Ruston to whom all
cipal ware rooms, ol3 broadway New York.
I-dJn
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A CARD.

THE undersigned purposes Kentucky, uos
Indians the Virginia, upon
and bess inom his friends and public that viii chsxc
Of and his personal aitznon
be inrused He win bref time Knoxville,
Minn~ile, and Nashville in Tennessee Lexington Frankfort
Louisville and Maysvie, Kentucky; Springfield
Laiee IN lndana and the counties Of Wood Jacksoa, W
and Western Nirginis
made, other
selves Of Opportunity please address the underncd
postpaid before The 27i
continued as u.ua during hi. absence. eae
CHARLES DE sEi.DING,
7ti street, opposite odd Fellows Hall.
Washington. June l3,b 1853. lff-t
yupe
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E person 10 contract awarded under former ad
proposals having failed bond
lows
Proposals viii be day september
The removal OF obsieuon the Red ou
lanai oeasioned the f keeping
fr,in The for The longest period.
SlUo 900. ~ tH NTE-t1. nm
Each bidder win propose ram thoroughly
nod specifying his bid which he proposes
pee The removal the Inii The said be than the
removal arng which time he binds himself
uon Tree from ran obstruction. tFH
The contractor win be required give his bond for S0 o with
two good surees each M the @uo0o conditioned for The
faithful execution OF The Each bidder will the
with his proposals. Of the he
one a sufees and signed BY them that they VIII
hts loud above and also The ceh
Of district Judge the United which
resides that said securities citizens and that he
siders them 81 all labi
ues No bid will pc unless these conditions shall be
piled with.
Terms Of Paymsnt
or of 500 appropriated object soO00
shall be paid the work Of pmovng the raft advances follows
raft been inspected by sp
pointed by the War department. M shall appear such
Of ns portion removed shall hear 70 he sas Ta ps"
yded no partial shalt be mide for less than Of
nuh 'nsiamenis corresponding nue with number Of
during which keep navixs
Each bid must be for the whole worktha removal
the raft and for keeping open specified period.
separate proposals io portions Of i win be considered
The will be addressed
envelope, !" Proposals for removing Red rah.
The Department itself awarding
contract according to It's judgment OF the favorable bid
and the most responsible bidder.
To be inserted Union, Republic,
Washington d. C Cincinnati Gazette, Cincinnati, Louis
vile Journal ousve, kentucky; Louis Louis
Missouri shreveport Herald shreveport New oeans
Commercial Bulletin New Orleans B,e New Oean Republican
Gazette and Democrat Little Rock Arkansas; Telegraph Wash
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
T = 3 r + D.
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FREDERICK ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
Ii. ". NJ.
TkEpIRfcK CRY, MARYLAND.
THE of this institution will be resumed the first Mon
day in September.
Board French Language f desred) 100
stationery, wnslng, n,cnding bed, bedding, doctors
Music add uonal
IaInn, and Spanish
Drawing aud pantng charges Entrance So
Boaders pay charges semi annually
scholars quarterly.
Pupils during and the charge
estimated the date their Those Of dsnom
nation admitted.
Aug i3-stcp-
Home Forctgn Patent and tseneraI Agsncy.
MICHAEL NOURsE CO.,
OF and 9Th nearly opposite the
General Post ofhce, Washington, ID. G.
NJ Il Co. VIII their prosecution Of claims
M. against whether before Con.e-s,
Court Executive departments procuring
foreign aud 10 the purchase and sails OF patent
Their viii be regulated by
and erte Of the rendered.
shortly Engi md the
Europe and will take charge with which he
may be inuustsd - -
MICHAEL NOURsE,
JAMES MoRss,
CHAS Y. srANsBURY.
Solicitor and legal adviser, n, H. GILLET.
lune lg-wu
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Three Hundred Dollar. Premium for a Pian for a
F. Mar1et-h0use.


.t.t5 = r+ LII MAYORS OFrIcf, 4
Washington, June J. 1885,
TNDER authority Of joint resolution Of the Board Of Alder
Hoard Common Council Of this lelh
April 1884, authorizing the committee thersn appointed obtain
pan idng erected the present location
suitable
noce sheeby premium Of three hundred dollars
will be for the be OF Building said purposes
site OF tho Centre Market house
drsag Offer plans by application the Mayors
personally square,
dimensions the adjacent thereto.
building be afford accommodation first
hoor I'M I'll market with large the second floor
4y5 feet capable of being divided
public purposes
wings ~ 7ih and 9th streets. y.
information the subject obtained appli
u Mayors Office.
Zach plan be accompanied with specification.
Mayors once II o'clock
M, ON Monday, The first day Of August next
The premium be paid whose plan shall be
proved VI and adopted by this corporation a. s5
JOHN W. MAURY, Mayor
June a. 2awtAugl --@
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A., IN. Dm~~rs soldiers he Wsr ~f Ioia In
'-l'T ds~~. Mexican, sssd other Ware.
ro,lN BARER, General Land Once cen
collector once
Maryland svenu- l.ssd Washington city, D, c. OFFER,
the
tw persos and Other elaine before public d.pamen,
fovevemept
Va claims.
June 7-law<w
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Coupons the II, eferred Bonds OF the ChesapeAk
and Ohio CanRI Company.

OFfICE OF THE CHKsArEAKE AND OHIO CANAL Co.,
Washington August 4, 1883
MEETING Of The president and directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company the 18th Of July last the following
resolution adopted
Resolved holders Of Chesapeake
Ohio Canal Company Maryland 1874
2s for the completion Of the caaa to Cumberland where they
desire delivery of due
said bonds in July 1852 January and july 1852 and January
1855 be entitled certificate for the amount OF said
pons, maturity OF
M d October and payable from the fret available
of applicable The after the
the principal only Of said certificate interest,"
payable annually
Of April October each
and thereon shall be paid
themselves the oyons Of the afocgons resolution
their the the adjust
before this Of October wkO will
said receipt aer Of
certificates will be delivered
resolution.
..s#Hs' w. s. RINGGOLD,
Aug 6-wtOctl Clerk Ches and Ohio Canal Company.
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First cabin $aO
l0s
j..
An through the office.
No lading will be signed oa he day Of sailing
An experienced surgeoa L attached 10
For freight passage, Appy t0 Il .
MOLI.Ek SAND, 4 RIERA. 26 South st. N. Y.
q. A. HENCkEN Co, Rff men.
MARTINEAU, CROsKEY, y "a, Southampton.
WILLIAM tSELlk, Havre.
Ian -dl
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Notio~ OF the Establish Of Two Land
In tho California;.


w HEREAs by provisions Congress approved
March 3D. tsa3 entd An provide for survey
S and s@s' % ~ sas ne. Tsss s.s: :s
s.s nsy 50 eSa. and in ,Gs ss.s"es ~, a
er aaa special lssat,on Of Congress the subject DIVIDE tn.
Districts aeiemne Necessary sasrs
Ios a Se Ss s,s s and %Ss aa 3 ,%s
% ars s @ psss sa b, q . that
Now FkssKtis Pssos President of the Usfed
Of the provisions the ses n. STAT. o.
Of ,1n M &c oa daua ,y n w s,a 20 % y ~ s M ss and
h dsxes Of north latitude and that ,ns land once for ,se
Given under my hand At the city wahron this twenty nrs,
day OF March, A. d. 1853.
by the Presidents
Ions w,lsos, Commissioner Land odce-
THE ATLANTIC R.u,nH WORK. n.n.s.esar. sss
strength, AID ehespnes oname"ed oasicn uss are melted on
WIRE RAILING, HG
heavy Ike panel being made
solid having for the rs'a or Of The
phere affect te usins ose work Dcssas viii be
r'iee range 30 cents TO s per nea foo, Railing. for pub
for ., .,s e'y'' BY grounds GEORGE rosTss Asr:
10 and his SCENTS Gully p.r.ons suhorined
sci. mi. newly patented railing ior N. Atlantic sa'es
Dee known ,o all whom n May concern, that IN.
undersned w according the rule. Of the General Land
:. w.snso' city spgy G =" sa % - S ".. .s s "T az
ays, s,07I 30'2, 3565, a66
43 1885, ya 324 49, ard 4ttt the originate OF which -
Reynolds neither located nor
patented, bu cssus'y lost OF destroyed No rpvNr
Of VIM Reynolds, dec
RieRsorn, April 10, 1883
Ap 2l--lsw3m
nvxyrrs rDVcpD vssses, Grape sAavv1s.
the sbove goods viii dD< ~
on, .o'. s,s, and s .S we s se".S q cu so.,
,h rce. m.ua. and ladies may pacssss hae
half the former price
In
very prices, rather hsn carry nsm .v-r 20 the nrs .ss:cn
yEkBY, TEBBs, YERBY,
Avenue House, o. Tn street and Penn. avssse
nIsEAsEs of TN LunGs-R HUNTER N. u. n. T. @. s.,
prl OF
of consuusp
City Rosd and ~ the
has Washington, Of ~
and block whrvs he
be consulted during the diseases Of tho hros
lungs and heart which specially Dr. H. has sr several es
voted his exclusive attention.
once koors, from a. m. 10 g m
instant of London, viii ~
socssed with Dr. r. Hunter partner and d. wellesley
June l0-diweod4w' #8
"a subscriber reAp~rtfnty
public opened house tbs Co'wn
Hd Vgns few miles foua the
sea G~oseto~n where prepared
bs ana ,sbe .bs svsvyhinr
The puc viii find quiet and pleasant
T. 1Set,nr Track IN. premises. s Away, opn to
IN. pss,cns cf The house. tYRus nAR1N
July s-ecd6t
DnscEs REDUCED--7o style. msrae. v.iie.,
~ ~ - sg'IT~'.1 a s YERBy, TRsBs, YERsy,
June as-lmfsod
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NEW SPRING 0OODs.-P. w. BROWNING. merehsn
tsIos United Hotel heas leave call the attention
of ms Mdasps Waahaet~u,
we'll cloths
tpssteA
50 The faie ssient ' popular eiaces of low prices asA
pane<s~y Win whole Of cIot~s
Sssw1 ~, Of
called cheap bs Ne has pans
s4A0 cth~y
es"s quality Win tsnks his fends to. the liberal
ms 90 Mar 3i-MAwn
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Law school OF Cumberland Urlvorsity, at Lebanon,
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cau,hen late of the circuit
of Tennessee. i9F = R'
Hon Bfomicid L. Ridley, the chanceo OF
Judges CaruhtTs
10 tile school. J. 4aes.s
Plan Of istruion Il Daily examinations
books No regular Of
daily iessona the prosress Of the examinations.
dents commences suits statement Of acts by the profess
sors and them through all the
practice The cases framed reqars them
deeds wills records and all OF Documents
dence in the trials Some Of the taken by appeal
which held monthly the
public The end The Students
ih Judges and cbanceors
paciies their suits
first the third Monday
tcmber and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday IN July. ..z a.f s ..s. t3F
EPenc per $780, advance; contingent
fee boarding about $50 Students furnish
which be had in Lebanon bookstores.
denis advanced class No study required for ad
There regular casses. Students
time during the collegiate N.Y.. s.l
Thers a legislature connected wi h the school
Number of students the collegiate year eghiy-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb l1-eo1y President Board Of Trustees.
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NATIONAL EATING HousE.-waIKER a suApp,s

NATIONAL EATING HOUsE,-WALkER h sHADD's
~ Turtle soupHsvipg been requested by nnu.hss Of Gus
and Others them with Green TnfIe &
peculiar style considerable Obtain
several fine which will be served to-day ~ soup nd
that will cbsieuge comrenon and is he
bon rrats should become impatient for ths
provided guard exquisite oksd oysters m NOT
fo't oysters, hard and d.vied crabs, Ac
We also fine supply Of ~9odcork feh ss ~ M @ r,
agency The patrons Q" our es'abshmcn
permanent arrangement by which
will he rccep, abundant supply Of fresh canEh so
whch W. pensue IN
lar In our u-n-si rech~rehr manner.
serr ready at ii O'Clock families served as ssusi
July 1s-eoiw WnLnEk u sHADD.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AAlLkOAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
GW a,,,is ass II Y; ;s;ss.slE1k sysR

I'M Wednesday, June 1883, daily trains Sunday
c-plci be this road, ageeaby the following
ri y
warrsnton and intermediate points will leave the
ton, Duke aud Henry streets, O'Clock,
Returning, will leave Warrenon quarter past O'clock
arriving Alexandria quarter before O'Clock, D. M.
trn from Culpeper points
Cu,pcper O'clock arriving in Alexandria 10
O'Clock, a. m.
Returning will Alexandria at O'Clock, m, arriving
Cuprpsr st quarter after y O'Clock. .a tE
Gofdoiyie and Culpeper,
with The this and the Virginia central roads
s~ sg4N&tna.
II 0Ord0nrSjie
. "a.
NO. Lynchsusx w
DO Winchester w
Per order: w. b. BROCkETT, Agent
June 3O-d6
Three Hundred Dollar. Premium for a Pian for a
F. Mar1et-h0use.
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,rHE College Of ST. James. MaryIaud-rhe Dioes s.ao
College Of the rrotesa Episcopal church, the kev John b.
The win open Monday, the "a Of
.o The % school and .I ,ns eesss M y ,ors a
sows them 70 be pp,ed tue euidins discipin se for ,n
school Both departments have the Immediate Of
nouil h in either dsp,rsm.n ssas covenax every
and domestic fo sep,e. o. hs 'es. .. iof s no,
July as-aawiow
DAHm FOR sALE.-wnl be sold 3, private sale wen
COUNT, snOsn "s about .a s -" m". & es" wsoo so
acres. nor o. les. sSu, M :" s,sow o' N @ s"d
NO, giving preporou
poosh H. The fencing all good aud tnse large quantity
In the woods suitable for further division OF the
In pon, health beauty, and
m 10 Maryland Ithns always rs,oarksso
a beauty The d.e'ns contain. .,sh. 'ooms s,ehen panty
pump Of very good yard barn stable,
good spos house, with failing spring Of cool aud
servsn,. quarters many Necessary
good app,e eroeept peaches pears
a. soon plank completed, (which is likely
early in ,,nnmsr) good hcfse,n
FROM the city could be haSIsds any yea.
Inquir. JOHN !. JoyCEs f,ues
rrusE ONION ACADEMY corner Of ran street aud
u. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the Uno' r.,,as .oS.. VA @ street, between New
Mrs. H. RICHARDS, Principal,
will duna the 6rst and
open smother 'ic frst Monday
in september eschers
faher catalogues and c1fculafsst fsrn
hams bookstore. Jsiy 7-3m
LInsasr corasss-,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Iahrary " Con-
2l-t and
again be opened until Tuesday, Tho 29d of Anr.
July s-2aw2w I.srarisn.
VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP NANTED.-Tbe ondcrsirned
viii the highest market rates for vrginis land scrip
EVANS FAINT
Oppos. the Treasury
NEW Pstot The undersigned, q. &. Whit
tlcscy side Of Seventh
Louisiana aud for the sale
window bsbes esmpbepe Sc Having porcbssed
The entire soct for cash. great inducements will ,. offered hoe
An goods delivered nee Of charge in part Of The
G, =, WutrTLEsEY.
oy-Hsving sold out n,t e.sir. br-sme.~ 10 Mr.. n
hisnds aud for their whasv~
wish his inc Of butne-s whatever
may nrnsh him with will be promptly attended srd Of the
beat Material A. Hatch, II.
Juiy "a -cod1w
cTRAv HATsi STRAW HATS = uv~As neAAetssn
y in prices Ain fsdre nrs. wen tectsA stock
ard vheA styles d Lsu, have determined nom
cSss one sasa. a. q sNss rs.an. hat, cap sepe
c. sgsns sssahishmens renn.y'vsn's sven"s ns" -Four
! ''S ssss ~ . NV %~i.sss~x
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g,OR ENThat ars~ containing bose
attic, rortesst Of Nasschusssis
contrasting cisrn water, fru hc Kent 4sa5
kesv
particulars inquire of Hon. Kendall William
Euckr~y No Fovicrs building of and
Eleventh.
Jwly 3-TrAs6
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METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

having been duly ccrfed 70 the Commissioners The Metro
poian Railroad al Ie meeting the 5 July, 1885, that
the amount Of stock required BY The charter for tho oanEn
the subscribed, said commission
Of the Incorporating said
psny hereby
proxy the Union Hotel in Georgetown D. a.
Thursday 2s Of July between the hours oi ~ and
for the Of eiecng Twelve directors TO manage the
affairs OF said company. ..4a !. G
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BOARD
R Rev. WILLIAM MEApr, D. ID, President
Rev Il. T. CAsrLEaAs, Nico President
WILLIAM KINNEY.
THOMAS j. NICHE.
FRANCIS r. STRnLIsa, M ID.
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
PIKE Powers.
JAMES Pc
NJ X Trout, Secretary.
Rev. r. II. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal
Rev. J. U, WHEAT A. M, Vice Principal
j. u EkGRLBRscHr, Professor Of Music.
Mons .. DE RIszE, Professor Of Languages.
THIS institution beautifully located retired OF Slaunton
Virginia The buildings erected ie46 by company Of
gentlemen different the cost Of sixteen hor
dollars, securing their daughters the
best educational furnished comfortable
STYLE has excellent and library
Pehars saluby purity refined
easy part advantages
The session will be opened September 7 The OF study
The various
long and successful
The discipline aud the Institute the
experience of nearly quarter Of u century
Board and the English per session 10 months, $685. No
extras, except for music, languages and drawing
Refer TO the following patrons, S,auntonHon. III. H. IT,
ID. r. r. Stblne r. Thompson LccsbuTgDr T.
H. Clage, Burr Harrison, CharotcsvieMajor William 81
Dahaey FredcrickbugA.G Goodwin PakersbursB Smith,
MonroeA. r. Capcrton Roanoke George r. Taylor,
OangeMAjor John Lee Washington, ID. C,l F. lnge,
esq. Alabama--Judge Reayis
For circulars, &c. address the principal
Aug 253aw4wcp
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WIN. w. CORCORAN,
VIM. w. SEATON,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIH DODGE,
FERDIN AND w. kISQUE,
Ofths District Of Columbia.
CHARLES e. TRAIL,
JACOB Nj. KUNKEL,
MEREDITH DAVIS,
Oi Frederick county.
ROBERT 4. DADE,
VIM. LINGAN GATHER,
FRANCIS q. CLOPPER,
OF Montgomery county.
DANIEL WEfSEL,
JAMES WASON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF Washington county.
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ceorBetown Classical and Mathematical Academy.
W. d. STUART Principal.

W. d. STUART, ffincipai
10 Do aided Ia e BY thoroughly oomPeten
asstanfs.
drs'gaed IN this istuoa iavoraby known
we noo OF VIM Abbott youth for admission into
ne advanced classes Of college, their
Oh study VIII embrace
modern languages mathematics chemistry natural and n,~nial phi
sort - '
The Academy is furnished apparatus
naion OF mathematics, natural philosophy chemisy The
classes ~ nensnauon and ts the practical OF
nsumsna The academy situated the heights OF George
celebrated
quletness, vcy capital places
national interest," furnish the education Of
youth.
TERMS,
PayabIe semi annuaiyia aduance.
For tuition and board, including fuel lights washing, &c
ioi "" S20
ro1 a'"ns. 5o
REPgRRScgs.
Col r. H. Smith, and the officers of Virginia Military
situe.
Hon. Ale rander II. H. Stuart Staunton, Va.
Hon. John Lcicher, Lexington, Va.
haor D. H. Hill, Professor Of Mathematics in Washington Col
ege, Lexington, Wa.
rfoE0emss \. babney, Richmond College, Va.
Purser Samuel Forrest, u. 4. Navy. fAt8st5
Capt. Eeih Eastman, u H. Army. ..# ~
Col Lorenzo Thomas, ". S. Army.
Rev David Caldwell, Ge0rgc0wn u. e.
II gvcs Georgetown
Mathematical Academy, charge MI w. Mr.
Is graduate OF the Virginia Military institute,
three dlsehargng with
assistant Professor Of mathematics IN do with confidence
the paons OF his academy, that they will find him
ous competent, aud faithful teacher. I
FRANCIS H. SMITH,
June l7--d&en superine endent.
Virginia Female Instttutc, StauntOn Virginia..