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A CARD. No MlNsi.nM no THE IA nlEs

CARD. MIS- WlNSLOW TO THE La DIES.
Mrs Wmslow. an old and experienced nurse and Fee
male Physician, wond call the attention Of The Iad
her soothing Syrup for Children eetlng II will i'm
m edately relieve them from pain, aal all spasmOdic
action, soften the gums, reduce inflammation and sure
to regulate tn Bowels. Depend upon it, Mothers, il
Will give rest to yourselves and relief and health
your children. D. Price, 25 cents bottle.
We have sold very large guam tie Of Mrs Winslow's
soothing Slrup during the past s,severa hou
sand the last year. We believe the best medicine
the world for children eehing for the cure of by
EMERY, and Diarh@a in Children, whether il arises FROM
teethng or any other cause It gives univers sal
faction-Gever heard complaint from any one using il
never sold medicine universally successful in rF
lievIng pain and affecting cures-Ielief is ABsoLUTEI
SURE. CURTIS 6 PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Cot
land street. New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- - -
A. ANDRE w

LEWIS G. MUM, AuctiOneer.
sales of Real and PERSONAL Property, promptly at
tended to Office, 1913 Main ST., up siuirs
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Ohoioe Havana Cipars.

H000 ia ALEXANDRIA, in j 0 boxes
OO'IO 5000 Ben Franklin.n
5000 "l.a Nc0iiana," / ondOn size, very superIor
2uOO "Haioa" do do do d,
1000 Original "Monto Chritso's,n very old
For sale by the box or IN less Quantities, by
:. y. u. MARSH, Druggist,
OH daw5wiH cor. Main and Pleasant sta
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p OfessOr Alex. c. BaTry's TRlCOPHER-
Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND. for Beautfy-
ing, Curling, Preserving, Restoring and Strengthening
The Hair, Relieving Diseases Of the skim Curing Rhep-
matte Pains, AMI Healing External Wounds. Bor ndtS
by no geographical lines, the reputation of BarTys Tn
copherous pervades he Union The safes of the arti.
Gle OF late ears have increased in ratio that almost
exceeds helIe Professor Barry, after careful exani-
nation OF his sae' book, finds that the number of bot.
Ties delivered TO ORDER in quantities 0f from half gross
upward, curing the year 1859, within trihe of
100000.
1t is unnecessary to- present at length the evidences of
the wonderful properties of The Tricopherous, when
the public have furnished such indoors, ment as this
The cheapness of the article and the explanations given
~ It's chemical action upon the hair he scalp and in all
cases OF superficial irritation. first recommended il to
the attention Of the people. This all that the in
ventor desired. Every bottle advertised itself rhe eff
iecis OF the fluid exceed expectation. IL acted like
charm. The ladies would not he without it, Country
dealers in every section O the United SAFES found they
must have II and thus built up a wholesale AIDE
OF an extent hitherto unheard of regards articles OF
this kin The highest point has been reached and
II IS believed thnt the sales This year will be million
and half Of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway New
YORK Retail price, rs cents large bottle
Liberal discount 10 purchasers by the quantity and
by the principal merchants and druggists ,hrouShont
the United states aud Canada Mexico, West Indtes
Great Britain, France, &c, and by sIBIEY & SCOTT
Worcester myl4 deodaw6m*
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House to be let.

CoNTAlNlNG IL Rooms, and Furniture far sals a,
~ let Rent can be paid In board. And MANY ~ ~,
, S 70 number " boardes For fur
.ner particulars apply NJ the INTELLIGENCE oF
FICE, 233 Main VI up stairs w
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4 greot an a lmpoTtant ena aceomnIlshrd.

Gntg bdlr Changed and a NeW GrotOth Prod,eeag
Ihe introduction IF " Van Deusen,s imnrnvcd
Mahpene," the gieat Hair Restorative and acknowI
eoge1 specific for changing Gray Hail to ts primitive
un9,, mas been attended with the most sigma and undo
hoe success such declaration Is based on The uner
n,g testimony OF unqnes'iopHbe facts. Vegetable
properties embrace those noursb q and terminating
iln "ulal's which, IN concert with Nature, act on the
oul.s ana germs causing The ieproductiO of new
gowh olten obstucted by sickiy AMI deranged Hair
UNA forming that depcsie Of coloflng matter necessary
W necl change OF GRAY Hair to It's natural aspest
Nls purely Vegetable Preparations free from all adj
mixture OF mineral acids, alcoholic liquids md those
yeHluns 30 peculiar TO the novel Inventions of the
The most agreeable preparations of the Toilet, lsys
nervous Headaches, sc.
For sale by CALDWELL g. HILL, Apotheosrles
229 Main s'., Agents for " orceser
Ul9 deDd& w6m
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a Front Lower Room. with Board.
10 q rare chance. r""'" ~ a"o'e' ihis
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DEATHS.

IN Milbufy, Sept 20, Alfred Torey, aged SIS yrs.
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Ia the afternoon, Ransom again brough, in,
and sentenced TO three years. confinement, at hard
labor, in the States Prison at CharIestown, three
days Of this period TO be solitary.
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MOTTO E with dra wal ~ public private
~ entry lands lying within o
route Of the proposed railroad Brandon mis-.
sIsippi, to Montk komsry, tn Alabama. '..sfI,s !

consequence Of behalf
oil proposed railroad Brandon
dent OF The United States has directed that for the and
I'll The Congress xsceIaned
Of public land aid Of constructing said raroad the public lands
within fifteen miles, hcreabouts may
either side Of an air line between Brandon and Montgomery the
districts of land subject sale JACKSON Misss
spp and DEsorolIs and Alabama, be withheld from
public sale entry (as until further
the land officers Of the districts aforesaid.
The l Intended the above order shown by diagrams fur
ahed the land ocers scude portions pub lands sdver
ised be offered augusta 18th Demopoi
2h by the Presidents of 23 May
also include portions Of the snd. in The district, directed To se
restored TO the rubjoned
thar proclamation, lying within the aforementioned townships
North of the base line end east Of the Choeta erdian
In district Mississippi TOWNSHIPS
i've Elk aud eyen OF twelve thirteen, fourteen, een
sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen.
North Of e base ns and uesf Of the ST. Stephens meridian
In The distnc in Alabama
hcen sixteen, and seventeen, and
four and fractional thirteen and
the unod ands within which townships be withheld
public sale private entry, Gas the be until further
Valid claims within the limits aforesaid may,
ever, be established and paid for rs heretofore. tr
BY order al the President ~ =
Given under hand General Land Office, Wash
' 0'.7 JOHN WILSON,
Aug 2o-d3w #. .#H H.a Commissioner.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND DIATIIEMATICAL


THE subscriber his school College Hill,
building being fitted for its As the
preparatory department Of Columbian College will
Of strictly school, designed for laying
the oandaio Of thorough English, classical and mathematical
education. Tho will the ilh of Sep
n, and on the Of June.
Si2 per quarter payable in advance At rmai add
permitted the lectures
vered college chemistry geology and and also 10
modern languages the
professor n dcpartnent.
college, the special and
upsrinendence the principal.
The expenses OF full boarding student will be about
SD0 per academic year. and Of weekly boader will exceed
$50.
GEORGE g. naCON.
-.#. #., ....... Principal
Refer faculty Of the Columbian College Colonel J. L. Ed
Colonel Peter Force William Gunon, esq., l.. d. Gale,
VI D. Of the Once Joseph Wilson, of the Land Of
Professor of the Smithsonian Insitute
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

The Of upoa ous books
payment Of ths subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscrbe forward money by tor pas<
which viii paid BY outseve. in It's s.
"a
The COUNTRY PAPER 10 Published weekly during tbs ss.-
soas Of Congress, asd semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions period ess than will received o.
pToPortoned TO the above annual rates.
ay PO5rMAsTERs authorized agents ana BY
sending subscribers, with $50
SEMI KLY subscribers. Sao enclosed WEEKLY
sabseee with so enclosed viii be entitled 10 Of tbs
edition furnish subscribers for gvaiis
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Urennon Springs, Henry county, Kentucky
THE of the Of college
Monday September 1885,
the fr-t Monday in the following February
The faculty conss of nine experienced professors The
OF The
studies United
Academy history, Enssh
the Creek and Latin Students admitted
including civil engineering modern languages book
with commercial practice and other branches their
The military feature introduced diuse miiar,
knowledge, discipline, heah develop
Charges for tuition, boarding. rooms, fuel, lights washing
wants. attendance and Of furniture and $50 term
81 For further information address A.
Smith, Kentucky, Smith Johnson 81
street, New Orleans b. Il. johnson, superintendent.
July 2I-oawcs2m
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Georgetown Classical Mathematical Academy
a4sga s4 w. ID. STUART, Principal. a#EE
To be aided ia the Of asion BY AAsrou:1y ossi
assaais.
III designed 10 this institution, long avoraby
essiona saies ordinary
Of study wti embrace addition the Asd
modern languages, maihe chemistry phi
osophy, history, conposon
| = .U
The Academy furnished a apparatus the
practical
The academy
celebrated
Ills and vicinity federal capital
YOUTH
TERMS,
Payable semi annaaliyia adpanes.
For tuition and board, including fuel lights washing, Ac.,
oi n F&o
For tuition in French and drawing extra.
Col r. II. Smith, and the officers Virginia Military In
situtc. E4- 1928
Hon Alexander II. II. Stuart, staunton, Va.
Hon John Leichcr, Lexington, Va. a.l#
MAJOR D. H. Hill, Professor OF Mathematics in Warrington Cob
lege, Lexington, Va
Prof George Il. Dabney, Richmond College, Va. #r.4
Purser Samuel FoJres, u. s. Navy.
Capt Seth Eastman, U g. Army. ~
Col Lorenzo Thomas, u, 3. Army.
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown, ID. Q.
gives pleasure recommend tbs Georgetown Classical and
s. il graduate OF the Virginia Military Institute, and
three dscargng,
OF eonhdeDcs
patrons academy in
faithful (. rEfg41 II
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
June T-dAcu Superintendent.
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m xwuded under former ad-
for proposals having failed gys
ue removal Of ob.Iueto, The Red ouis
oeeaoned by the Keeping
from the for The longest period,
s,oooco = ~ ~''' ""1 ' y
Eaeh bidder win propose a horoughy and 10
nod specifying his bid which PROPOSES
pete the removal OF the ra the said be
removal danns which lime he bnds himself keep the
ton free from raft obstruction. sta# t1## 'lkH t -o
two good each
faithful execution OF the Each bidder viii
oner signed by they
sign h bond above mentioned and the
a sad respectable citizens and ha he
Sls
Ties No bid . be examined unless these coAduons shall
piled with.
I f.# a.iM 81 Terms Of Payment. .Ha. s@
or the Of 500 900
shall paid as tbs work Of removing the raft advances follows
tn wit, Whenever the shall report portion
ran has been removed shall Inspected by
pointed by the Wnr ncprfx~t aad shall appear
OF $4,000 The portion removed shall bear to the
vded partial hal b. less
nua corresponding years
during which the shall bind himself navsa-
Each bid be the workhst is,
the ra for keeping The rye open for specified period No
The proposals will
envelope Proposaa for removing Red river raft
The Nar awarding
contract according its judgment OF the favorable bid
and The mort responsible bidder.
Washington D. u Cincinnati Gazeue Cincinnati, Ohio Louis
vile Journal louisville Kentucky; 81 Louis RepubcaD St
Commercial Bulletin; New Bse Republican
Gazette and Democrat Little Kck, Arkansas; Telegraph Wash
ingion, Arkansas. .. J. J.. ALBERT,
July ls-da"tsaawtaosep :"
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

-I-- I---"- NUGHY ACADEMY.
Boarding school for young gentlemen, Washasson city d. C.
THE seventh
Monday september 4h Circulars containing all
formation can be had by addressing the principal .l
G.F.M MORRISON
The following list Of officers employed in the institution
G. r. Moron principal professor
Of ancient If modern
assistant teachers teacher Of drawing paint
ing Of gymnasium. Ell" s-a. tH'.HG
Lsorussu Thomas T. Everett A. NJ, NJ. n member Of The
National lnsltue and OF the Society Natural History
Of Coumba Professor Charles Gar
Insue and Of the Society Of Natural History OF
Columbai Professor William Chauncey Lsngdon A. D.,
of the National Institute.
w. w Corcoan, Washington, c.; .Thos.
Richie, esq., Washington d. c. 'hev Smith Pyne d. d.. Wash
ngon, d. O.; ~ Hal, Washington, D. c.; Capt r. }.
Page u. s. NJ Washington, D. c.; sWm selden, Washing
ton, D. c. Lieut. NJ T. haury, obseIvaory 8. Chew, NJ. o.,
Md Rev. Spencer, H. D., Eastern Shore, Md Rev r. B.
Wilmer, Philadelphia; Rev. w. French Washington D.
Rev W. Pnknsy Md "A. o. esq Washington, ID. O.
'CaF G. Blake U. 5 N. "ion VIM Suith Va lion. VIM
Ashe, N. c.; 70. De Leon, +. g.
Patrons.
Aug23-eodlmdh hcp. a##N
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keep hand all church,
ferry ocomobse school house. and plantation bells These
bells hung with the yokes with moveabc They
turned that ciapper will strike
place, which Is de,sblc after bell has been few
Springs a the caPpe from resting
the bell thereby poongng the sound These bells maeuc
stock and In iron castaE this
foundry these used, found
menL We written that church bells break within
from date OF purchase with fair will with
out charge The tone Of all bell. warranted Nearly 5000 bells
sold
dene their superiority We fifteen gold silver
awarded from the various fairs for the best bells for
tone" Wepay getting
chimes refer ibo-s furnished by Our ouadry
within rods OF the Hudson ve Erie canal and railroads
ming direction As this Is the largest establishment the
kind United has the bells
orders he nd with derpach. We refer bells
cf the States Old bells taken in exchange
Levels, compasses, kc, constantly On hand Address
A. MENEELY's SONS,
May 2i-lydAcp West Troy N. v.
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK ron 1904.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


B,Deaa Of Provisions and Clothiag, Augua 20, 1853.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals ior Beef ?
~ ana Proposals for Pork. The may he, will
he received al This Office until IL o'clock Monday,
lhe 2olh DAY Of September next for furnishing and de-
liyerng free OF all cost am risk The United States
FIVE thonsand -four hundred barrels OF navy bee and
iout thousand eight hundred barrels OF navy pork.
Each barrel TO contain not less than two hundred
pounds net weigh. of bee or pork no excess of weight
in either article will be paid Tor To be delivered al The
respective navy.y ards, follows rs ISL .8s.e .f
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."E .Er#EesH### ssAss or TsUsTKss.
RI Rev wiLLAs MKAps, ID. D. PresdenL .F
Rev T. Il. CAsrLEaAs, Vice PresidenL ..#a-
WILLIAM KINNEY. ..at.#
Thomas j. MIcHs.
FsAsoIs r. SrRIDLIss, NJ n a. a.A#
BssJAsIs CRAwfoRS, ...
PIKE POwERs
JAaks Po.rr. s....'.. #" .r
N. X. Trout, Secretary. ..... 81 \. n ..
Rev. u II PHILLIrs, A. NJ, rnncipm.
Rev. J. q WHKAr, A. NJ Vice Principal.
j. q. EsoELsKscnr, Professor Of Music.
d hoDs. .. DE kIszIE, Professor of Languages.
THIS institution beautifully located retired sf staanton
l. Tho buildings erected loi6
gentlemen IN different OF the State cost OF sixteen hon
sand dollars, with daughters the
best educational advantages furnished comfortable
y-, and has excellent and well selected library
Perhaps Tor sauby Of atmosphere OF refncd society,"
and the Stse
The session will be opened September m The Of study
extensive and the instruction thorough The various
under tue long and successful
The discipline and Of the
experience Of nearly quarter sf a century.
Board and the English session 10 msns, Sa No
extras, except for music, ianguayrs and drawing li
Refer TO the following patrons, StauntOnon. IT, H.
stuart d. r r. StnbIna, Judge L. Thompson Lcesbng-DE
Cagctt, Burr iarrison, CharotssvIIioMAjor William
DabAey Frederic Goodwin esq ParkeTsburgB Smith,
ESQ., MonroeA r. CnpeTton Rosnoke-George r. Taylor
esq oranseMnor John Les Washington, ID. C- r. Inyc
esq. AIabsma--Judge Reavis ,I...
For circulars &C., address the principal
Aug s. 3aw4wcp =
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or. MARY.s HALL, for Young Lnd,e.-an !,

ST. MARY'S HALL, for Young Ladies' lnsiitu-
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. Hamilton Terrace No
235 NoLb Eutaw street. baltimore #
The duties OF this school will be resumed Monday September
5h. It's location favorable the city, being
ground and desirable quarter The buiding
erected last specially in elegance
The intended have The number
of boardss received being ned aad nes Allied early
application will required containing fall
will he forwarded application the
BALTIMORE, Aug. ls, 1883 Aug 10 3taw4wcp
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Columbian College, washinxtox, IN. CD eess.
colriate year of this institution win hereafter of
continuous session, beginning the Wednesday
embcr and CLOSING last ednesday Juu- which
The ensuing will open the 2o,h Of september
The charges l.l rs + r., Z z
For tuition pc, session Of nine months $40 90
Use OF furniture library, and attendance ~ Oo
Board, (per week) 2o
To those who not board in college the charge for tuition the
same and OF furniture, brwy, Ac S25 per
srssoo There IS an admission fee Of aud sm. charge each
and washing NIX cents per dsren The necessary college er
Of boarding student win sIsv ESQ
balance a, The middle Of he session A"s' -'' ~
WIDER extension and !. ne same time Of ses,ns D.so na,
by rendering the Of The college available
been made in order and siudsn
degree Bachelor Philosophy B ~ attached to IT, wi oc
eupy about re. years and viii embrace all the studies OF the
eepon Of The .nesni language. Ths course viii be special
feai education, mathematical ,udss
have greater promnenes Than usual. particularly in their
prsccn Surveyor engineerr sxicuiuriss win
be enabled the advice Of The faculty .'rae.
lectures and Illustrations The doors Of the COLLEGE will also be
any Study any length They may ssde
,ss direction Of ,hs esy .,se' such as,se :. s' .sss
regular Of ,hsr standing and proficiency the
snd others will be afded the Of the several departments
are in posres 70, hns the chair f chem
y geology nasraosy and botany IN manner that viii .ad
Tbsptepsra,ory depsmsn, placed
management, building which has been haadso~sv
and the general supervision Of The faculty. ~
ford the best for laying the foundation offs thorough elias
Boarding pu' viii be received under the Immediate and d.
IN. building have recently undergone thorough repairs ana so
Iad<snt and
much the convenience and s'scvsne- Of its already beautiful
believed college presented strong Inducements
. doe. to young who de-re 10 obtain heroash
Aug s7-eost President
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GcnernI CInim Arencx.

A. SOMMERVLE, Agent and Attorney for the prosecution
H. OF pension land and description Of claims against Con-
The departments Virginia
bought, and Sold kc,
forwarded per mall
Office 7h Office Department. Posases
letters must be prepaid insure attention Address
Washington, u. e. July i5-Iaw3modkcp
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ICH BLACK StI.Ks.-W have about IS pieces rich
high de- Rhines ranging from to 81 80
invite c the ladies,
desirable assortment OF any other
~ the makes are very cs'shssd o'
durability and richness. - =. ,4.sssE !. Ell Il
~. would present rscs
being sreced opposite ~.
completed, when sha move due notice Of which WIN ~
given II 81. It@ t#t .i@I-L gg u. - IL a4t x Ht
Aus op-.~AAw1uf ". street, r~sn. avenue
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WILL Open this morntnG-
w 80 pieces mosquito
4 n sorNdm mon fine
black nits. long md short #s 1.#H Ell u.
Also on hand Hamilton ia4 sheetinxs a... RS
- sheetnEs, OF all grades
Irish incus and pillow do
Black bonhasins
.ii Tsb's ds1ssk and liable nspkses
White nsnneis, alt qualities Wslch do s.. -aa.
Black cloths, cxssimercs, snd vsstnrs a,
Dome-tic~ ~ the best osst.s si~.ys on hsnd snn ~ ""
loves, market prices 10 w. NJ sbusInh ~,
Aug l2-wauf Seventh street, near fsnnsyWs"ss s'
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THE forty session win bcsn on Thursd,y October
L 10, 1853, and end the Ia, OF March, 1854. .
Principles of Surgery sad Clinical sugeyNathsn
". Smith, ~ n. uiH rrI .4r Ttt5t L@lo#
Cbcmisty nd pharnscy-wm y. A. Aiken, NJ. D.
Principles of Medicine and Clinical Med'cinssam
ue Chew, NJ. ID.
Anatomy and Fhvsio,ory--Joscph Robey, NJ. u. "
N Obstcucs-Richsrd u. Thnmns, M. II. /. F
Ms,eria Medca Therapeutics paoIor-George w.
berger, N. d. #Hff 'Tra -H.Hr#' as +Eas.9
Practical Anetomy-Bcrwicb n smih, NJ.
tccs for the fi 500 denonstrssor fee $40 naculs
tor, IS; graduation, $40
purposes ~ clinical faculty cp
Bnimorr nhosry 700 beds II belongs
of The throughout
without fec.
sbupdrrt Snd cheap living
:" ''"'"''' ~'"'' |" - wM y. A. AIKEN, ~ p,
Aus
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Law School OF Cumberland University, Mt N,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Uaruthcs Circuit
L judges OF Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, late OF the judges supreme
Of Tennessee II TI- #T.1
Hon. Dromfeld L. Ridley, OF the State
Jadges Carultrs Green dev ts their whole
he sch
Plan Of instruction Daily examinations class
text books No regular OF
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations
e Weeky courts law equity, which
prosecute through processes actual
actice The framed As prepare
Deeds wills records and all OF dncments,
dence In the trials Sofhc OF the appeal
supreme moot court, which Is held monthly in the and in
public The end o session. The
m jnors, Judges and chanceors, official
pacites connected with their suits.
first the third
tember and ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July
fee q boarding about $50. books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
dents advanced class No study required for ad
nirrion There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school,
Nunbcr Of students the last collegiate -ighty-siX
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb Il--eoly President Board OF Trustees
't,wO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.--Two new eiyby
situated modern style hsus with marble nanteI
dc RninG
private grnteel family, viii be rented favorable
punctua tenant, on applicaion to
-. r. NJ sTRATTON,
Asctioneer and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsyl. ania 9th 10Th
Ap b-eodH
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY,

icrandria, tusinia.
THE fall session viii septenher The
study embraces Ensish hrnpches, Latin
Greek French and Gerau
bilssophy.
illustrated by apparatus Delivered to the students du
ring the .E.s t4aw
Having
IN their pof-.ieu the faithful
thorough instructions aud iu
Of education.
tuition Sls1 for the academic
payable in advance The modern
Circulars h. obtai-ed by sdd,s~ng
dersiaaed. I Eu..N s# f.H. .Hf 4 H. l.. BhockETT, r
Ans o0-eodot Principal.
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP wANTED.-The undersigned
land warrants
EVANS h FAINT
Opposite the Treasury.
June 3-dk w3m ffn, h Rep