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snd s high destries the President who using me seu
ties Which it has conferred upon him mas resolves AH
your bIceiency shsll proceed immed,tely ~ Fsln
be bss given ycu TO embark at Vera Cruz N the engsn
sfesmer proceeding Europe IN few days ume WIZ .le
understanding that your E1celency shall no. rs1uro
out order from the Supreme Government and tns
While you remain in Europe You will ret~n your rank "a
the army sud the pay pertaining 10 L. Accept your IL
oelltne, prc'esiations Of my consideration GSS &c.
MEXico, April q, ls53. IohNAL
To- General Of Division Don M,rano Arists.
General Arstas reply is as follows:
YoUR ExcELLESor. Colonel Don Miguel AndrAde De,
livered 70 at A. ~ the Goth ult my estate OF
Nsnac Ampa your Excelencys Il the s7th OF April.
and 81 2 NJ route TO this port as required
Of NE have just arrived and will leave the Republic
10 dsy
cannot conceive how or why there can be any Obsa-
Gle 10 preserve tranquility and public order by my presence
in the country, If be that is made crime that
should have maintained some friendly relations in par
tcusr with Carvsjal and other federssts, North Amer
cans established in the neghborhood Of the Northern FROM
ter such indicates 10 me the expression made by
Excenency in the note which reply saying that rkl
p,mGtn IN EurCpe shall enjoy my psy and rank should
remark that notwithstanding my federal ideas and the
sympaihes that have for the North American institutions
have committed the slightest act that should
the punsln Of ele TO be applied TO me desire the
happiness Of my country and to attain no road but
through federal institutions, and be desired, annexa'
ton Il the United States in which Mexico viii meet in
e1haus ble fountain of riches and prosperity
ing she az loose that grand enigma that guarng OF the
circle called by Gen Santa Ana Nationality. The day will ar
rive when this will happen in the meanwhile must pro-
test and protest solemnly sgsinst the act OF tyranny
which falls upon me and NJ the proper time Will demand
repaIstion due f,r the injuries inflicted on me
God &c, MARIANA ARISrA.
To His Excelsncy the Minister Of War Mexico.
Tsra Graz MAJ ) 1883
General Vol sent the whole corporation Of Tampco
to Vera Cruz prisoners because they would not pub
licly acknowledge the Presidentshp Of Santa Ana,
alleging by way of excuse, that they had not been Off
cially notified of the fact.
The liberty of the Press is put down in Mexico, aud
all the officers who voluntarily surrendered to the Army
of the United States, dismissed from the service
Frank
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Commencement of the Flushing Railroad.

On Tuesday afternoon last the first ground on the Flush
ing Railroad broken in Newtown about Is miles from
Finishing and about half mile south OF the Plank Road
The Company have secured the right Of way from Plush
ing to Green Point with the exception Of crossing ie"
lots in the town of NeEiown, the owners in most in
stances holding for the purpose of obtaining e1orb
ant prices The road has been surveyed and Is TO be ou
under the supervision of Mr. Cross Engineer and the con-
tract for the grading and work has been given 10 Mr.
d. f. Hoadly of Bridgeport, Conn who is nov actively
engaged with workmen grading at several points on the
road between Newtown and Flushing and is to have II
ready for laying dow the rails between those two places
distance of four miles the first Of October and the comPa
ny intend TO have cars running that part OF the rosd the
first of November On the srst of March next the ROAD
10 be completed to the Green Point Ferry where VIII ter
inmate in case they denied the privilege of laying down
a rail track through the City of Wliamsourgh
The grading very light and point will Il exceed 50
feet 10 the mile The road laid out in an almost direct
line from point about third of mile south OF me
Flushing Bridge to the Green Point Ferry From Flush
ng across the Salt Meadow about mile piles are to De
put down and covered with caps upon which the ra are
10 be laid The rails have been purchased and VII be Gus
rbuted along the ae soon as required Tor use Inc
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FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of the Black Warrior.

The steamer Black Warrior. r W. Shufeldt U s..
n. commander, from Mobile May 9, and Havana 18th
inst. at p NJ, arrived here at an early hour this
morning.
There was nothing new Havana, the health of that
city was good and the general peace of the Island I'M
disturbed.
The English Mail steamer Avon, from Vera Cruz
with dates TO the 5th inst arrived at Havana on che
10th inst Among her passengers was General Mariana
Arsta ExPresident of Mexico, who has been banshed
frbm that country by Santa Anas Government and is
now on his way to Europe.
The Common Council of Tampco having refused to
acknowledge Santa Ana as President, the whole body
we're made prisoners by General Vol, the military
Governor Of that place, and sent to Mexico.
The small pox and cholera bad made their appear
ance at Vera Cruz and considerable number of
had occurred.
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Philadelphia Items.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, May II, 1852
Summer is upon us in earnest. To-day the heat has
been the theme Of general remark WoOllen garments
are at discount ana are being laid aside, while nen
and other light summer goods in demand, and at
premium. Summer has certainly arrived, and old Sol
seems determined to make his infuencefet
The Thermometer to-day is Sc; five degrees higher
than at any other time dnrng the present season. and
eight degrees higher than at the time last year
A young man named Edwin Owensetter painter, in
the employ OF Mr.. McGongal while at work upon a
building Schuylk Sixth and Arch.sts, this morning,
fell head foremost distance of three stories striking
upon a marble step. He was taken up for dead, but
aterward recovered sufficiently 10 be carried TO the
Pennsylvania Hospital where it found that his skull
fractured, and one of his arms broken in several
places. The unfortunate upon scaifold at the
time Of the accident The rope which sustained il gave
way.
Yesterday was observed as holiday by large class
OF our citizens. The military made fine display in the
afternoon They proceeded to the parade ground in the
rear Of the county prison. where they reviewed by
Gen Cadwallader Their eyOlutiOns were very credit
ably performed. Being Whtsuntde Monday the occa-
SION was generally observed by the German portion ofthe
population as a gala day. Large parties gathered at
camden, at HarrOwgate, at Lemon Hil Judge Peters
Farm, and at other iayorse spots where they enjoyed
themselves 10 their hearts content At the astnamed
place the Social Democratic Gymnastic Association held
grand jubilee, and passed the day in music feasting
dancing and in the exercise of athletic sports.
thunder storm of great severity prevails here IS
write IL is welcome, though for the dust and heat
today have been ntOlerable.
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MARYIAsD-This is election year in Maryland, for ON
the I'd of next NOyember-the Constitution having
changed the time of election from October 20 November
there are to be elected most Of the many important
officers in the state First Governor Is TO be elected
who is 10 be resident Of the Ist District which u com
posed of the counties OF St. Mays, Charles Calvert,
Prince Georges Anne Arundel, Howard and the CITY
Of Baltimore The other State officers 70 be elected
are the Controller Of the Tressnry L9ttery Commis-
trct With Is formed Of the City Of Baltimore. The
Commissior,er Of Public Works, whose term viii expire,
!. Mr. Punder, who has been appointed by President
Pierce one Of the "Apprasers at Large for the Gus
toms II was supposed when be was appointed TO the
oce tbo. II would yaeate that he held A. Conmsdonkr
OF Public Works but il seems il does neso he holds
both.
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FRoM NASSAU, n ply the arrival Of the bark Pedraza
Capt Dorrte from Nassau n p we have received flies
The Royal Ga=ete to the ith inst but we DO not mud in
them any news of interest to our readers
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was American believe he born AZ sea and be told
me he was an American citizen.
The Investigation here declared closed and the CON-
rnttee adjourned iins de-
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.IowA.-Samuel II. Riddle has been elected Judge in
the Pottowattomie District. Mr. Riddle is Wing, but
was run as an Independent candidate
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THE SCHOONER FLRT.-A Java paper, received by the
last overland mall says: "By our advices from Batavia
we learn that the long pending case OF Capt Gibson Of inc
American schooner Fr charged with high treason ter
minated on the 24th uIt after eight days trial The SEN
tence win be pronounced In open Court on Friday the IN
March The general opinion thai he will be acquitted BY
the Council OF Justice Notwithstanding that the Fiscal has
demanded twelve years Imprisonment after standing two
hours under the galOws"
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ALABAM.-David Clopton is the Democratic esnai-
date Tor Congress in the Montgomery District ana %
posed by Capt. James Abercrombie, unca " ~ NJ.
bile District Philip Philips is his Demoesaao
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FROM DEMERAEA.-By bark Princeton, Capt Seeley,
from Demerara April 80, have received our files of
Georgetown papers to April a. They contain no news
of interest 70 our readers.
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Loss OF THE SHIP WILLIAM AND MARY-PRoBARLE
sAFK1Y Oh TWENTY FWE OF HER PAssENGERs-We have
aew additional items in reference TO this III faed vessel her
crew and passengers Capt StnsOn thinks that there were
about thirty passengers in the boats which were probably
saved by The English vessel in sight 1t may therefore be
ohoSaed that there about hundred and ninety
VINO wera down with the vessel
o eng Reuben Carver fell in on the 10th May with the
~ "isoo' OF Portland and received supply Of proyis-
on wnion was greatly needed after receiving the Captain
ana par OF 'ne crew OF the William and Mary on board
Inc he"oen carver was twelve days At sea- from the time
she picked up the crew Of the lost vessel mn bsr sl ~
this port. "
Capt Niekerson of the schooner Smith Tu,le which ~
rived at this port on Sunday last from Florida rsnors hsv
ing spoken Wednesday, May H. an English h,L ,oo
miles north Of Mar'aurs Reef she had picked nm twsn,r
i've passengers from American ship the day prsvoa,
The bark bound to Europe but Capt, N could MOI a.
certain her We think there every reason TO ha
sve that the persons rescued of the
Of the William and Mary
The following the names of the officers and crew of
the William and Mary, rescued by the brig Reuben Carver
and brought to this port:
..Cpous-Capsan SensOn, Of B0wdoinhAn, Ne First
MATT samuel b. Welch; Second Mate. Losmi Ross
~ cfer-Stephen W. Pennington, Nicholas Card John d.
Dss. OF Maine Henry More Of New York; Edward Weeks
"NeS brunswick - Williams OF England
lnapw 49, n
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For THE CRYSTAL PALAcE-0n board the Hamburg
ship John Hermann from Hamburg just arrived s63 pack
ages for the New York Industr, Exhibition Total amount
of packages received up May l. from foreign Ports for
New. York Exhibition 2,O74.
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fIywe learn that Dr. Kane has so far recovered from
ms late Illness that his Arctic Expedition win be able 70
30 soon Is the various minor details of the outfit can
~ accompanied In few weeks at farthest the Doctor
.ps''' 70 Dc upon his way to the Polar regions once
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u Madame Sontag will at present only visit and give
Concerts in Providence New Bedford Taunton Worcester
Springfield, Hartford, and New Haven leaving out the
Easte1n Cities as heretofore Announced.
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u On Friday evening next the Chinese Company Of
dramasts begin their performances at Nibos Celestial
theatrical company is novelty indeed
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TO OUR sUBsCnIBERs.

Hsn's u NO person wn upon ksoks
Psy"s1t u ths subscriptions be made ia advance.
Distant subscribers money by letter ths oSs.
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=
The COUNTY, PAPER published ta weakly s.r,,. a..
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Subscriptions fos period less than year viii be received ON
terms psoportoned TO the above annual HU m
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T. IRE fntpaa rurnpfRc han6; lAsr ,ane
Besve containing scres; u
woodland about 3J Adow
clover, timothy and orchard through which
beau each field IL
work. being oa aciay subso holding all the
put the land. gFEsGTIeH 80 5E Ht
improvements house, two
parlors dining and
bed piazza feet long trout, q shorter
n with q pump tbs door;
yard shade and
tshngled well and door,
sbeds 50 long In this yard, snxcd roof
orchard Of LOO beet to be found In the cosny and O5
buses and wbssTy
country, aud perfectly hsahy excellent
house hcbeR, ndjoninK
of The As~
story house piazza rooms cellar
kitchen shrubksry house,
large residence
manager Also, good blacksmith, shop, nes
on,h pike.
Nearly thousand dollars n mprovns
property the Il would make dairy
mari supplying Washington market well
country having railroad
inftnn our n a day a baltimore eir,
% South street, Baltimore, wmF Bsysy Pennvans
W Arlington.
Aug w-aswsr tIntI
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Coupons oA the Preferred BoMds Of tho Chesapesk Mo
and Ohio Canal Company.


t+ Et#t Washington, August 4, 1855
MEETING Of the president Chesapeake
ana ONO Canal Company tbs ayth Of July The following
resolution adopted;
Resolved That The holders Of Chesapenke
ONO Canal Company ssued 1884,
26l o The coaeuon OF the Cnnbesand
desire on aud delivery the due
sxa po.as ~ July 1882 January and uiy 1851 and January
ieosB enlcd
poDs win interest atuy
The st u October payable available
e principal sum only Of said certificate TO 1es interest
n me rate Of payable the
mrs. day Of April aud October year. principal
hnd accrued inleresi thereon shall be paid. 4#a4 a
HOldes of The avail
ovs.ns Of tho aforegong resolution requested
eRt bnc the first NJ October will duly for tn.
sae and pesenaton OF said receipt and first of
October certificates win
resolution
NsgfI L#l 6-s.sh w. s. RINGGOLD,
Aug 6--wtOctl Clerk Ches. and Ohio Canal Company.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MA9M MESaArlCAL
~. +Hh 4#H as sCHOOL. 4sgUfiit NJ 500 t@t IGf &

suh'eeer has removed his College Hl,
N""mod"us building 10 being is
p.ess,s. ~, :" ts C.umb'an College, viii con.as
OF strictly select schos, designed for laying
% o. moroaEh English CLASSICAL
"e "eit session viii Llih Of
Ten y, aud close last of ~
M -. ~ pc aaaef payable In advance
'a'Su ue uhsnts wu' ec pormed
y, s"ese on ehsmlsuy, geology neTaogy
professor In that depsinenL - = o
Pupils be- boarded
nntenience of the principal. - 71~'-' ~~--'
The necessary full boarding nj viii he .Ao.,
$40 academic aad Of weekly MOT
$780, sU4.s tr5U#' WI EH44r III. 80 - - ~~
Fr #rNrsars taef vs4.ss#.y GEORGE 3. RACoN
asl if Principal.
Refer 70 the fHcni Of the Columbian College Colonel Ed
wards Colonel Peter Force William Gunton, L.
" d. Of the Patent Ofice Joseph Wilson, esq,
nee, and Fofeaso O. T. Jeweli Of Smithsonian Institutes
Aug l6-- 3awImdscp M 5#.. f..
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

boarding school for yonns genflemen, WdsAnsfon city d. C.
TIE seventh annual Of this institution will
Monday sp,enber 4t Circulars containing all
formation Gan bc bad by addessing the principal IA
The following of officers employ
g. MorTison psiacaI profs0r science
professor Of ancient pr"rsors Of modern
assistant tcochs teacher OF teacher Of drawing and paint
ing Rl1strr Of gyH,unsunn. ' t W. NR f8 85ss 7ar.
LEt Thomas r. Everett A. NJ, NJ d. member of tho
National Iptnc and Of the Society 0f Natural History OF s %
Of Columbia Professor Charles Grad member 0 the National
nstinie aud Of the Society of Natural History Of tho District Of
Coumba Professor William Chsuncey Langdon, A. D., member
KsyxxEscf. NY w corcorau Washington, D. G., .Thos
Riicie Washington, D. c. sRev Smith Pyne D. D.. Wash
~ C ID A. Hall, Washington, ID. q. Capt T. j.
Page, w. s. NJ Washington, D. o.; Wn1 reden esq, Wssbiag
C. Lieut. NJ 4. Maury, Observatory; r. Chew. ~. a.
Md Rev Spencer 3 D. Eastern shore Nd; Rev y p
Rev W. Pinkney Md "A o. Daytnn, Washinston D. G.
Capt c. Blake u g. NJ -ion. VIM Smith, Va, zion. Wa. &.
Ashe, NJ c.; &c. De Leon, &. q. sHEeU5t srf #t
85r ..a.s . Patrons. 4.s# n.
Auga3- -eodlmd6cp"
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HE forty will begin Thursday,
l -, 1888, and end the l-' 6f March, 1854. -
Principles and Practice of aud Clinical SugcNathaR
n. Smith NJ ID. N
Chemistry aud Phnrmacy-Wm Z A. Aiken, NJ ID.
and o Medicine aud Clinical hedicinesam
ue Chew, ~. u.
Anatomy Phvsoosy-Joseph Robey, NJ d. I2tE sI
Obseuics--Rehard II Thomas, NJ. D.
Maeia Msdca 1herapeucs and Pathology W. Mien
berger, NJ. ID.
Practical Anatomy-Bcrwick d, Smith, NJ. d. i,
ices for the full so dcnonao1s fee a0 macuia
uon, S.; graduation, S2u.
clinical faculty
containing 100 beds IL belongs
University entirely faculty,
and all matrcuae Of tho school throughout hs
without fee.
material abundant cheap Expenses living
in baltimore N low Atlantic city. .i ~
WM. Il. A. AIKEN, NJ D.,
Aug 23-2awll5thOct Dean.
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person contract was awarded under Iosr nd
yssemen ior proposals having failed svs the bond with
lows ~ fffshf 0tif@l1N1 FFlNffl
ropoa. win be goth day OF next September for
OF
occarioncd Ny
from The same for the longest period
100000. WY .#
Each bidder will propose ra thoroughly
od specifying in his bid the which he proposes
ptete the removal o the A
duras be binds himself the said naysa
ton free from raft obstruction
The will required give his ooo
faithful execution Of the Each bidder
ss.ne Time with his poposn tho Of the whom he
offers suces and declaration signed by them that they win
hts Lond
o district sdce Of the United which
resides that sad securities respectable citizens and that he
sdeTs $s,
No bid viii b examined unless conditions shall be
Piled with. 8lta s 81 thf .e54 ..4{lt68s a4H# N
Terms Of Payment.
OF ,be Of 800 900 appropriated object
shall be paid the work of removing he raft advances follows
raft the
pointed by the War Department and f shah appear
OF $50Oo0 portion raft
v'dfd partial payment shall be msdo than
80, ~ P"'" - o'usi
ua N number with ts number OF
during which
Each bid be for the
the ra and for keeping the period.
separate proposals. for portions Of win be considered.
The proposals Will he addressed
cDvclope Proposals tot removing Red river raft -
The War Dcpartment right awarding
% n - ~ % %~n %!usmen' Of the most favorable bid
70 Le inserted In the Union Republic,
Washington, d. u; C,nrnna' 0axcue Cincinnati,
Vile Joinai louisville k1n.ucky Louis
Missouri sreveso HeaId, shreveport, Lorians New Orleans
Commercial BuIIri New Orleans B,e Republican
Gazette and '~aoe'a Little k1ck Arkansas; Telegraph Wash
Coisn.l Csrp, Topogrsphical Engineers.
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aeergetes,n Classical and nashsmatis~I Academy.
w. d. STUART, Principal.
h aided hs Of i"rsefisn ~ thoroughly smrten
designed In this institution long and avoraby known
VIM. r. Abbott
OF college their
udic, ordinary business OF scv- life The
study sdden the eIemeuis ancient and
modern mahemsc chsm-y patuai aud mental phi
osopby history reo eompouon, And ether studies si the
0#. u
The Academy furnished srpsrstss
psthsostcs, natural philosophy, and Chemistry The
the
The acsdeay situated hsghs 0eorGe
celebrated and believed Alec,
ouietn-ss vicinity the federal capital and
furnish snusua sdvasisss for the eeussoa OF
youth. F
TERMS,
~. psysbs ss~i arnu.iyis s<rsnes.
and board, including fuel, shts washing, Ac
ior tn nonhs SA
For
For tuition a Fr~noh and drawing eIua. 50
#.M4# -.a
Col r. II. Smith, and tn, omccn Of the yirEias Mli'sy In
stns. 5 LH-..#sI- F.. = .#
Hon. Ale Wander ~ n. Stuart, pisunton, Va
Hon. John Le,eler, Lexington, Va
Mayor Hn Professor Ma,bsms,iss In wshisrss Cob
Iege Lexington, Va
froI George u Dabney, Richmond College, Va,
Pur-cr Samuel Forrest, w. =. Navy.
Capt Seth Earman, ~ =. Army.
Col Ioseaso Thomas, ~ q. Army
David Caldwell, Georxeso~n ID. O.. 4f~1 H~H#a#
gives pleasure The 0eorssown Classical and
graduate Virginia Military Iaiss and has hsen for
dchsns with ssstsfs~'ins, the duty of
psossor in H. DO with condolences
patrons academy they will dad In hin zeal
- h FR,NCis n. SMITH,
Jane i7-dhcu r.EIl superintsn ndeat
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u ELiSt BELLsf BELLS The subeertbers nanuscturs
al church.
fssvy bs~ Thess
hung with movesble Ihsy
place which desirable after bell has heen few yes
Bpongs stspos nom vessag
thereby p~oonssns bells naauhe
FROM stock, ron casiass Al this
foundry found be
We give wdcn warranty hss church bes hrvsh wihis
ffo date of with viii viii
chasre NJ Nearly e0oo bells
foundry which 10 the best
encs silver medals
awarded from the s b-st bells ss
and purity pay particular getting
chimes and refer furnished BY Our foundy
within Hudson Erie canal, and railroads
IL the esfAhshnes OF the
Unitrd and hss the cf see
- hed dspssch We refer belts In
Of the aaes Od bells taken sIchanss os
= " - A. MENEE1.Ys SONS
May ysi-iydhep H'a West Troy. MY.
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OHANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILHOAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
s. m sssSEaf M estaaR syys

nN and amer "wednesday June 1885, daily trains Sunday ex3
cepci) will 10 this road, ayeeaby to the following
arrangement; .tf ,s..s.. ;, 81. :,
sn md intermediate points will leave the
u.n corner of Henry streets, o'clock,
Returning, will WaIrenon quarter past O'Clock, p m
..nv pR in Alexandria quarter before 4 O'clock
Train from Cupeper intermediate points will
eave Cupepc O'Clock, arriving In AleHanda at ~
O'Clock, a. IN.
Returning will leave Alexandria At o'cIook, arriving in
Culpeper q q quarter AFTER 9 O'Clock.
dalv stass running Gordonsve and Cupcpe
cornsxion with the vrxnia central roads,
GoTdOnsvlle
ItO 6aunDn %
LynchburY w
Do. Winchester w 4
Per ordsri W. H. BROCkETT, Agent
June 3u--dN .
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY,

-sfeyansria, ytrsi"t".. 5s ~ - ..,tz.5.s =
Uur f.u ,..son will sosamenc. September. The
usual Esshh branches the bsn
Greek French s"d thorough course OF
chemistry, snd
,ooomy sppafa,s, Asveted 10 hs snssn du
,y,.s fscir. Of the complete odef ana Instructors
esnt and psofsssns N the Aith student
rsr n, thorough nsvcton aed full and extensive
course of education. .. - = -
month"; quarterly in advance The modern Languages -
yer uuar,s Circulars be Obtained BY se ua
desns.ss nns so.-, ,odet n" Principal, \