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=#M .W5Hrt3nHu BsAEs OF rkUsrkas.
ri Rev wILLIAa MEADE, ID. d., PresdenL #..s..r
Rev r. T. CAsrLEAAs, Vice President E#H#st
WILLIAM KINNEY. .r4..s a.
Thomas j. NICHE.
FRANCIS r. SuRtpLIss, NJ n Hs h-s.
BENJAMIN CRAwfoKs.
PIKE PowsRs
JAaKs Po.s.. r5H.f..te F.I. Il
N. X. TkouT, Secretary. .h,t..#.FE VI 81. e.
Rev. u II PHILLIrs, A. NJ, Fnnc,pm.
Rev. j. q Wheat, A. NJ Vice Principal
j. z. EKoELskEcnT, Professor Of Music.
Mons. b. DIX kIsZig, Professor of Languages
THIS retired btasnton,
Virginia The buildings erected IN lo6 by company Of
gentlemen In different this State cost Of sixteen hoa
sand dollars, with their daughters the
beet educational advantages II furnished In comfortable
yes and has excellent and library
Perhaps Tor saiuby Of refined society,
and ~ the State enjoys superior Advantage
The session will opened September 7 The " study
and the The various
under the care Of master. o and .uccs. sxperence
The discipline and Of the Institute The rer of
experiences Of nearly quarter Of u century
Board English 10 msnts,
extras except for music, languages and drawing
krsr TO the icwing patr0sis, Stauni0aBon. H. H. Il.
stuart ID. FL Stnbin1, Judge L. r Thompson
CiSset, Burr iiarrtsnn CharottrsveMai William
Dabaey FredcrcksburgA Goodwin PskersburEB Smith,
esq., MonroeA T. Caperton Rosnoke-eorge r. Taylor,
ESQ orange-Maor John Les Warrington, d. C, InEe
AabAma--Judae Reavis I....I
For circulars &C., address the principal
Aug s. 3aw4wcp ~ y
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

Boarding school for young gentlemen, Warrington city, %. c.
THE
Monday, Circulars containing necessary
I N spG' =. 80 l q. r. MORRISON.
The following Of officers employ
G. =. Moron principal Professor
professor Of ancient professors Of languages
taace teacher Of teacher of drawing
ing Of gymnasium. t,.s# .s #ta tt'5 tsts#
LkcTUasKs Thomas r. Everett A. NJ, M. n, member
National History
Columbus Professor Charles Girard member Of the National
md Of the Society of Natural History the District
Columbus Professor William Chsuncey Langdon, A. d.
Of the National Institute.
KkTkRENcEs w. W. Corcoran Washington n. c. "Tos.
Richc esq., Washington D. CT .Rev Smith pyne, D. D. Wash
d. o.. I'D A. Hal, esq, Washington, ID. G. T.
Page, u s. NJ Washington, D. c.; Wm seiden, eq Washing
Ton, Q Lieut. NJ T. Maury Observatory; g. Chew. ~ q
Wilmer, Phiadrlpha Rev w French, Washington, p g.;
.Cart g. Blake, u en-; Hon. WIN smith, Va 'HoR VIM
Ashe, NJ CT &C. De Leon, g., q.
Patrons.
Aug9Leodmd&cpa %4Et&s
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK Foa 1894.
N Navy DrpARTMEsT,

B,"fal Of P'ouisions and C!othiog, Augaa 20, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Beef"
- and Proosas for Pork !" as The case may he, will
ke received al this office until IL o'clock m Monday
live ring, free Of all cost aI risk 10 the United States
Five Thousand -four hundred barrels OF navy beef, and
iont thousand eight hundred barrels of navy pork. W
Each barrel to contain not less than two hundred
pounds weigh, Of beef or pork no excess Of weight
in either article viii be paid for To be delivered the
II speciive navy ards, as follows rs ol - sIe -
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N HE person awarded under former ad
versemen fer proposals having failed
lows .
Proposals win be day September for
oecasoned BY
from The for the ionycst period. 1900.
sioo,ooO.s 1'I III : - = - $500 - 80 ''''
Each bidder win ra, thoroughly
nod specifying IN hs bid The time IN which he TO
pete The removal OF the ra the said not TO be the
removal dnns which lime he binds himself
t0u free from ran obstruction. st}5 0l# II ~
The contractor will be give his bond ooo
two good sfcss each for tbs St000U the
faithful execution OF the Each transmit,
same lime with hts proposal the Of the whom he
onr as 4ueucs and defamation signed by them that they viii
sign his bond a. sfeics above mentioned and
cafe Of district Judge Of The uaed
re.lde al said securities are respectable citizens and that he
sides them worth $is 900
ties No bid sl By examined unless conditions
piled with
I dEl N.s Terms Of Payment. Haaa Aims l
OF the of 500 appropriated object
shall be paid the work of removing the raft
raft has been removed shall specied
pointed by tho Wnr ebrfs~s aad II shall aypest
OF portion 10 the entire ra! pro-
vded no partial payment shall be made for less than tenth
corresponding in years
during which the shall bind hsefo the
Each bid must be the Whole wokat for the removal Of
the rand for keeping the for specified PERIOD No
separate proposals. tor petitions Of Will be considered
The proposals will be addressed Undersigned marked
envelopes Proposas for removing Red rait 7"
The War DeDsrtment itself the right of awarding the
contract according to It's judgment OF the mort favorable bid
and the mot responsible bidder s.s. 4s.. Z. /.
TO be inserted Union Republic National
Washington, D. C Cincinnati Gazette Cincinnati, Oho Louis
vile Jnnai Louisve keniucky st. Louis ST. Louis,
Missouri shreveport Herald shreveport Lo isiana New Orleans
Commercial BuI"tn New Orleans Bee New Orleans Republican
Gazette and Democrat Little Rock Arkansas Telegraph Wash
insion, Arkansas a ... Mb# J. J.ABERT,
July Is--d2"tsaawt20sep 81" - =" -
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REIIs! BkLLSi BELLS 1.-The subscriber manufacture
hand all
bells These
bells hung with with moveabr
he turned around will strike
place. which de,ir.be after bell has been few
s Ied in from resting
the bell thereby sound These bells
ured from the best stock, In iron castsgs Al this
foundry found
We give written church bells break within
from date OF will
out charge The tone Of all bells warranted Nearly 1900 heils
superiority We rd medals,
awarded from the fairs bells for
We
chnr refer furnished BY Our ouAdry
Erie and railroads
direction. As this establishment of
bells,
filled We bells
States. Old bells taken exchange
Levels, compasses, &c, constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEEtY'a SONS,
May 2i-lydAcp .. West Troy, n. ".
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Georgetown. Classical and Mathematical Ae.de.ay-
A1eg5 81 W. ID. STUART, Principal. 1 4E
To be a1sd I" .As i"'io" " thoroughly o'sas
r designed IN This institution fsyoraby
the advanced classes Of
rssona studes the ordinary
VI study val, embrace addition the sacieaI snd
y n ...ft
The Academy furnished apparatus for the lilac
The academy
its federal
youth. @t ft-H #a. stl 8s#a
TERMS, E
Payable semi annualiy'a adsanee.
For tuition and board including fuel lights, washing Ac
o rn Sio
For tuition in French and drawing .-sfE,
RKyERxScEs.
Col II. Smith, and the officers Of Virginia Military In
stiturc. 7t# Pm af
Hon. Alexander II. II. Stuart, saunon, Va. 95ssg
Hon. John Letcher, Lexington, Va. .###.
MAYOR d. H. Hill Professor Of Mathematics in Warrington Cox
lege Lexington, Va
Prof Geosse +. Dabney, Richmond College, Va. saa4
Puscr Samuel Forrest, U. d. Navy. H,
Capt Seth Eastman, U. 8. Army. Na
Col Lorenxo Thomas, u, .. Army. te
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown, D. @. r#l
II pleasure this Georgetown Classical and
Mathematical Academy charge w. d.
s. Military
three dschargng satisfaction
say patrons academy they ind Kim
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
June l7-d6cn -t Superintendent
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General Claim Agency.

Y SoMMERVILLE, Agent and Attorney for the prosecution
III Of pension land and every description OF claims against Con-
The departments Virginia scrip
and Sold References
forwarded mail upon request
Office 7h Once Department. Postages
be prepaid insure attention Address
washington, n. q. July i5-law3modkcp
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ICu BLACK SILKS We ahcu, IS pieces very rich
b,h lu.tre Rhpes, from 10 - 80 per
~ hsrh particular NJ the ioses,
the desirable assortment OF any ohs
and u shs ahes are very csebrsc" o
durability and richness. 49, . ,lst.. = !. Ii IL
Auuess bsira aected PIE mar
completed hs mov- dse notice 81 which WIN ~
given. 40 t3 ttu 'N& tt.li :. ~ Ftf ifNi
y An o. -~~aAwnH e Tth su~~s Penn. avenue y
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ceiunsbian College, w.shi.stsn, IN. Co $3.50.
4 collegiate year
closing last wednesday June day
ls annual for concerning degrees VII be held
The session
The charges #lesEll sa w ~ 6Ef
For ,uition per session Of nine months go %
Use OF library and attendance.
Board. tper weck) "
To college charge Is
Ihr. OF sio, and ,u,aI each
session for conngene.. Fuel and lights are furnished cost,
Of boarding student vii, exceed sss 80
balance al middle Of the session '-'' -
wan view e. giving 70 the snrss, Of s.,rscon
by rendering the larger
order arrangement dc students a
OF Bachelor o. PSo.o s P s.c 10 il .sd s %.
about three and will emace all the studies Of the
cepon languages special
ADAPTED 70 no', =, who w to obtain wn.. called r.s
have greater prominence Than usual particularly he
psctieal surveyor. engineers. Or sseui,u.s. vain
ss enabled, IN, faculty
lectures and Illustrations The doors Of The College
Any study any length time they may ssdsr
NE direction Of hs faculty select such subjects ssheo
regular certificate o. their standing and proficiency the
and others will be added the wants Of the several
poses. 10, hns Immediately the chair o chem
y geology mueraogy, and botany in that vii add
department has been placed n.d., ..r.e. ..i
efcsnt management building which has been haadsorsiy
and i under general supervision faculty. II
ford the best for foundation os thorough elias
Boarding pupil.
recon Of he principal aud at about the same expense regular
building recently undergone thorough repairs.
much The and Of its aready beautiful
College presented strong Inducements
doe. to young men who desire TO obt.i" hoash and
liberal education. >. g. BACON,
AW 27-eo5t Prssideai-,
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0EVEMAL THlNGS.--We prepared offer decided
~ baresias the ARTICLES below named
Real pure all Inenn sbcepgs, OF the various widths
% pieces pillow care linens various grades
10 oil insar table diapers and damasks .
variety napkins, taweIs, towengs
Irish in.ns, with the cheap
3i yard and upwards to the best kinds end
qualities made -#ttl tl
Seekers Of ca'. Of linen goods should, in justice
themselves, examine stock f Lii ~ r.s
200 cheap shinG low prices the
best and finest kinds made
rs pieces bombain and o the best grades with all
other mourning goods, constantly hand
40 pieces white cambrsc britlautcs, three qualities
10 pirc~s thick acoast inusins all qualities
cambria and muslin hands
plain Swiss, dotted and vine musins
40 pieces white cawbrc dimiy and India twilis
hsndkerchiefs
pieces cheap cambsics aud French batsfe lawns
10 pieces winc cloth. and doyles, assorted co'ors
stock or NIL kinds Of domestic dry goods to all Of
which mnki~K daily additions .
II will shor6 scceive oil amounts due
o. nness arranged the contrary
% Good acc prices and fair dealing be relied on In
all cases.
-F9|r4E G. T3urlH4 PERRv h BROTHER,
ssh Era Miss Dcnnon's building, opposite Centre Market
August 23-6tco6 sEa a4t "a S n
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

THE session Of t. Institution will the LIST OF octsber
j and cose the 18th Of Jane following
Toe tho following schools, viz ancient
languages defn languages D. mathematics 4, natural
philosophy geology 5, chemistry 81 medicine
comparative anatomy ph, so"sy and surgery 8, moral PHI,
osophy, rhetoric, and bellies and political
law Ao IectossP Of special anatomy and maica med,cs,
Of anatomy Tie schools of ancient
the school Of sdjunct
The xcudng clothing books pocket
follows:
Tuition three schools, S25 each S75 90
BOARDING. including diet, fur and attendance of
three iustalspents, la 90
occupying so each. 90
without the precincts something more)
sinrricuaon ZEE, s5 contingent deposit 25 90
Washing, slo fuel and light, $so........ 20 90
sass %
Students medicine charged with four tickets S3 EACH
s. The fee in the ntermediaie class OF law
Is 500, in senior class, go. GESSNER HARRISON,
4wcp o
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The Of sook.
psytneai Of The subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers forward money by tier s posa~r
which will be paid BY oasscve. 40 is ss
transmission. .E4H# kHt
The COUNTRY PAPER pabhed weekly dusinx ,hs .e.-
soas Of Congress, AID semi weekly dunng
Subscriptions os period sss than viii received os
psoportioned 10 the above annual rates.
90 POSTMASTERS agents and BY
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY Subscribers, ensiosed WEEKLY
Si0 will be entied COPY
edition they furnish subscribers for, srafis.
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ALExAsDnIA ACADEMY,
.4icransria, p'irsinia.

.3Icrnndrfd, THtinid
THE rsf '5h September The
embraces usual English branches the Latin
ard Gernan and thorough course Of
philosophy chemistry, sud
onouy Illustrated by delivered to the students du
ring the year ~ ~
Having facilities complete order, and instructors
In bsr pro"n 20 the a'hni student
instructions and u aud extensive
OF education.
Terms tuition Si6l for the academic Of
months payable quarterly in advance The modern Languages -
quarter Circulars he obtained by The
d.rsisned E.9.E E f#94 1f4 H. l.. hHo'nEl \,
Aus Principal.
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THE forty win begin Thursday, October
/ IL, 1888, nd Lat Of March, 1854, +. 80 .f
Principles and Practice Surgery Cpsl sugeryNsthsn
". Smith, N. n. afG.lNs IA .Ef HN 1H #E#
Chemistry md hsrmscy-Wm v. A. Aiken, NJ u.
Principles Of Medicine and Clinical hed'cinsssm
mel Chew, NJ, D. ~. .#.s. 4. !. ....
Anatomy md phvsio,orv-- Joseph Robey, NJ. u. e..
Dbsseucs-Richsrd ~ Themss, N, u.
Mnteria Medca, Therapeutics and Psho,op-Gcose W. Misn
berger, N. u. IatIE ID 5r0 4aH5e Fe
fracucnI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q Smith, NJ. n.
Tees for the fi cone SEQ demonstrsors fee So mftnc"'a
S5; graduation, S2O (.
Far purposes
the
attended
msscmisi~s ~ The
without fe~.
abundant cheap
:" "'''"''' = -" ~ WV E.A ArKEv, NJ D.,
Ana. paw
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W"urE sr..Sy. co.. trst reeesved, asA mr. s~is.l
White brandy t4h proof for
hard sse icss ~ every kipdl white vinegar 80 r..
Ions cider vinegar 70 which the eay stsno~ n al hnee
wnrt sre invited lAt GRO TtNtS rARkER D CO, \
Aug NLeHdfwu W OppcSsse RrovsS Marble RuiAngrs Il
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WILL Open this mornsng--
w so pieces mosquito netting
w n 3 do coaorea mowsselnes, fine
can Hack long short RI Fl E#ui
Also on hand, Hamilton - shecunr s.s. GrItHt.H#
- -hee,inR~, OF all KraAes
Irish ineus, and pillow do
Black hoa,hasius and nlpsca
y. & Table dawask aAd tahe nspkas . .e @HF.ai
W h.ss sa"ass., AZ a".lss s wsic" 40 hg
NJ the qualities r~~ys on hsna, sna ~ wy
Aug l2-w3uf Seventh street, near Fsn"ssFs"s ~
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VENTUCKY MILITIA icy ms rITUTE, directed by !.

nm. EDWARD H.. CAnuICiIAEL, from Virginia
~ of Washington
vi. residence Office l2,h adjoining the lryiu
H6r . 6--hu
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NEW FALL GOODS JUST OPENED-ws would rs
speey inom our customer. and the Pate generally that
every Of heavy goods, and
o all honsekeepe particularly Our stock compcs In part
ID Hamilton she.nss, ~ wsmsu,a - cunses,arA,
- New York mills and other brands Of superior rhrt'.s
rs peces heavy shss nens Of Rchadson ceebsa,ed
50 ses. medium and me white as"ns warranted WOOL
10 heavy sansby diaper
ranging from 7scsni. 10 - 50 ,.--., aNf
leo dozen linen towels, OF Assorted qualities and sizes
50 do linen table napkins, very cheap
bales 80 brown sheetnss, very heavy A .t eff
DO ..y.ae e s. GOD ss,y 90 ~'dd's comforts &C.
500 ladies' mss gents and boys he~e nAx haf hose,
best assortment Of hosiery be found In the
Ditc all the lowest marker pvieccs, Wholesale
The portion the above goods have ur, bean
respectfully soct the Of al In any
sbov. named goods A5lt ap
I'll :. Seventh street, nssr Pennsylvania avenue.
Now Opening splendid As.crss~ert FAN
w,ss aood- o. .vsy v.sy which we ~i sell o" the most
loo pieces Psramsa cohs, ali choice coors and s
i. s.S COLOR. es a.. ~ s. 'Ss ssSsS q dr. .s
10 pieces si wool mcusenes In hns, green p'ns salmon,
50 piece. pred variety q styles,
snspe very beautiful 80,
d. s sss ssf r rss" a.n%s
100 printed mou..ei,ns at 49, IS and 81 cents sons
100 p.ee. suitable for ehuarsos.pd
10 pieces ich ginehsms, ZONE very bright. ..t
CARPETINos.
W. have u.t
nsaia carpcns which We viii onsr Is low - hose
Hsc sss'sn .'d c.r.s suitable dis~s vrrr.
goods any OF which viii offer ebese s rash
""''' ~ w NJ SINISTER 4 co.,
Seventh street, resr fsnrsy'vsn'a avenue
#E 3. Mr q #"a GHt /. FL Ed +
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP wANTED.-The undersigned
viii the hshe market rates for Virginia land and
land warrants. a #..a ret $500
EVANS h FAINT,
Opposite the Treasury.
June 3-dGw3m flint. Pcpl
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Law School OF Cumberland University, N,
Tennessec.


Law school OF Cumberland University. at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Caruthers, late Of the crcu,
Hon Nathan Green Of judges supreme cour,
Hon D,smasla l. Ridley q The esansslo,s o. the State,
No regular na a Of sasS on the
daily lesson: ninth the pos'ss. Of The ss
dsns ,u on me Of fact. given y the profess
TSs ss ~ M s S. %
deeds wills records doerme". read svi
s y. ct. hs held ID. mony in s
jurors, ecui, judges. and chanceiors, and other official
so The hrst session commences the third Monday In SEN
smss and end. third THURSDAY in February TIE second com
e. sss.. .ss % s,a e. go Il s
which had bookstores. '''~''
asa .dysassa class. required
s"%s win the school
q students the 1t fSsfi'f
ohii-eoy President Board OF Trustees.
lwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, sliyibly
situated modern style hsuss with marble lnan,e-
de- eouuain eleven roas EACH sad every convenience for
punctual tenant, Oh sppicaton,o
Asctoneer and Commission Merchant,
sos side Pennsy'ana avenne bst~een Dill and oh Streets
IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE INVENTION.
SANDS AND cUMMiNGs's BRICK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
agents United state.
above machine ,ao,onshiy and
be machine ,,r INA, has vel been
worked by The application motive power sen
w,rr or hor., Win ,s vbr horse. III, ctav il ana Al
manner thus etceng IN rapd OF operation any other machine
for that parpose known
patent
chine he protected abroad Meanwhile, NJ TO
pared for the sale OF territory and to
a good title to the same.
Apply Letter. port pad their Office, Of 9Th and
streets, the Post Office Department. +.
June ly-eodn .
:.
board q v.ie" ,pPnn,ed b the STATE s nnae Tue snp.In
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JAMES N. sHEKE ELL.
JOSIAH X. BAILEY,


No vebsassy 1859. in the name Of Jacob
soils o' j. W Pauen AGENT Washir gon
city, has been flea In isnd ose srsinst
nas ~ patent same sprsics ~i be ssdc 70
~susns ". y MTER, Agent
Aug la-l.~sw . #' 't w
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Na1Lon.i NIcaicni College, NVashi


THE Thirty OF Lectures win
fourth Monday October and continue until March.
Thomas Miller VI. d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
Johnson NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, D. Professor of Ma,ca Mcdca Therapeutics
aud Hygiene.
jain May, the Principles and Practice
Surgery.
Tyler NJ. D., Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
Robert King Stone Of Microscopic and Pathology
cal Anatomy, -
sen NJ d. Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
y. Force, NJ. d. PIo-rcof and Demonstration.
facilities for the prosecution Of practical anatomy are
ample.
liz, most Europe the d.ks from which
clinical
he roof,
The additions the budngs the session for
Of the ek will extend the Usefulness
h~ medical and surgical clinic.
coue OF
the demonsuato 10
Matchmaking fee payable only onc.) .
Medical and Surgical Clinic through the whole
without charge. ----
ROBERT KING STONE, n. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty
once and residence Of and I'm streets.
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NOrICEThc Navy Department viii eser.in propositions .c-
IN until me- 2Sth instant for
engines machinery and boilers complete for the
propeller San Jacisto, now ysG
The Philadelphia nsvyysrd. III -.
II desirable the propositions should specify the time within
Payments will he made nj
successful uiai Trip satisfactory " the de-
and the balance amer years running to be
The Navy
NAVY DrrAnrMrrr, Aug. IL, 1872
and Evening Star Of Washington and
and Evening Argus OF Philadelphia, viii please
publish eF#Es
Aug is-dta5hinst.
The above notice !. er,ended and modified follows
and will be
10Th day of September proIimo for furnishing
compls,e and foe repairing the
boie ins ad n building
Payments will he made aow. One half cecss~fsl trial
least
b. adasd Of by compe,en engineers
TO he ccte by Secretary of the Navy. $50
DrYARrnswr, Auanu ~, 1883
fNsorsl Evening snd the
and Evening II rbsteiphn please pubssh
Aug A3-dtsspt 10 ftlH Eeee EHt
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lUBITE BRANDY. fourth proof pure, for preserving
w peaches. ...ss. l#... :. 7. - /, .4.#. ##
Also, White wine and pure cider vinegar
White Ms~t mustard Sod celery seed
Long peppers, fresh gnR~r ~
Waite jamaica rinces spices al kinds for phins
and preserving.
Jus. Of fresh pruncs, In 'msn Jars
Aad sirssdy immediate
use. I'd f.G "a lHeT1ri sHEKELl. b BAILEY. 6H
(succsssors 10 John D. Kibbsy COIL
81 s. ~ No Centre Msfket Space
G2 be much pleased pfesept ION
application excellent recipe preserving pescb
r. n brandy a superior manner. III. - - Is
Aus ~ d3ufA eo4wif U sfNUEHH SAB.
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TIE Boarding and Day school Of the Miases Ussv1ey
win be r-opened On Tsdsy fsh 81 s.rsens~r, theft
resd-soa, gsansy avenue. between
Ape @-ecaa~n " s'''te Natt.1I e1h
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NoTCEhc unde,~sned sccissed e~ss,ves together
~ Ne hrn Vt sBEkELL BAILEY for ne
business 10 I'll is various branch
= and parchnsrd The entire interest N the store ana ccs
-hch AZ John kieh~y Cor
Centre Market psce where .hey will continue TO keep n'
snd family Eoc.ries which they invite A.
hhion of m~ssvs khhey "" th heir
Customs pursued, tss far practicable sod hsi friends
d The public ,hs principles, close appcaoao, and ar
aeaise mar be relied upon. - . u,
~ AJnf~oiwn s..H Es0. JOSIAH n. RAILEY,
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l.Wo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, eiyibly
situated modern hsuss, with marble nane
&C., containing each and
private sentse family, will be rented favorable
punctual tenant, Oh application TO
sNt4.#ss f. N. sTRATTON,
Ascioneer and Commission Merchant,
sos side Pennsyvans betwecn OH 10Th Streets
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TOR RENTThat brick house, containing base
northeast NJ Massachusetts ave-
quite Grounds
consung cis,ern Of fruit trees grapes, Ac Rent Se6
V' u#*-+ D rssl 90
particulars inquire OF Hon. A. Kendall William
sctnsy No In towIsrs bsdinr OF snd
Seventh streets. ###=r. rz...I
J-TrAs6 s#M"t 1.s=
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Cob Samuel Cooper adjuap general, United Stsies
Col Joseph Taylo United States army, BALTIMORE Maryland
John ~ D. Lsirobe, esq., BALTIMORE Maryland.
Tot. Andrew Johnson, Nashville, Tenncss.sn.
Henry du Punt, ESQ, Wilmington, Delaware
Col w. w. Blis., United STATES army, New Orleans
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