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MISCELLANEOUS,
MEDICINAL Gu0UOWs AND "

tu0tOWS AND
1VH Pure Juice Port Wine pure French Brandy, sherry
Vine London Porter, and wofs Aromatic sehedsm sehnaps
All these articles warranted and suitable for medc
nal purposes For sale by JOHN H. SEAs,
NEW GROCERY, COMWssslON \ FOR
~ WARDiNG HouSE-The subscribers have leased tor
a term of years, from Mt G. H. Lynch his Fire Proof
Building lately city directly opposite the depot
of v & r r. r., and Immediately between thu Railroad aud
Canal for the purpose of carrying general 6no'h,
and firm OF BLACK PErTYJonN. We offer to our
friends and the public generally now aud vel selected
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
good supply of Lime Plaster Cement kept hand
which will be sold as low other house in the city
All goods consigned to will he forwarded with ds
patch aud particular attention paid of them.
We offer services agents for the sale ef Wheat Flour
pains spared render satisfaction Account of sales rendered
made A J. BLACk,
nRANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
- coMPANY-The subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
required be paid monthly instruments of 81 on
each share.
by order of the Directory
oc ~. codtl ST dccSwts j. II. REID, Secy.
NOTsCE.-Thc subscriber being dc.irons 10
~ close the remainder of the stock of Goods at the old
oc 3ots o. s''' '''''' BESj F sAcKErr.
nCT. 10Th, ,Hs55.---Onr own impor'a.io"-.--
~ Saturday, the ith by Adams Co.'S Express
the following colcred Castor Beaver Cloths
Adelaide
Blue;
Brown;
Black
These Cloths made Beoay Sons celebrated esab
France expressly sales We invite the at
friends the public examination Of these
Cloths They win be made up to order at short notice. and on
reasonable terms.
oc lots GLASS & RAINE J. DIXON, Agent,
HUNS.-Wo have just received beautiful stock of fine
N and common Guns which invite the attention of
6ts j. D. GREGORY a co.
nCT %th, 1SJJ.-Iust received, by express, second
supply those Plush Velvet Nestingsi also quilted
silk These will be found ready made, prefered
made up TO order elegant Mt the Clothing
House ot GLASS & RA1NE j. DIXON Agent.
ocg-ts
q INRER FOR SAIE.--Wc have On hn0d on
consignment 20 thousand feet of PINE LII MBER, which
wewi sell accommodating terms. Please give us call
oc 1T. MILLER 4 ELAN on Basin.
Hratcs tsrnir- "A spIeudid assortment Of
Crates which, beauty and cheapness cannot
he surpassed Let all consult their tastes ana
comfort Furnace and Range Warehouse and prepare
no Iata c. s. BLISS.
pUST RECEIVED--A lot of superior style HUSH
- Goats; fine silk Plush Velvet and fancy sir Vests
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rhp aloye rates Va Ohm Kycr sHRHt HdVhhVV n
charged if sent all way by Railroad No Sofdge Chd9@
on f;o34. Mt through }ins consign to
va ~ BRIDGFoRD s. Co. Richmond
REFERENCES y R1cHMoND.-sterns 4 i'runnel insi'y,
& Co. Chas I Workman X Co. Shields x SomnerYie ana
is1,,a,Is Darcn,ort & Co june 2jts.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


ROBERT EARLY, Dentist. has removed
and one square above pihrcs Hotel jan l.dts
ChrH MOTEi.-rhis house been opened by MRS n
~ APAFfESON, where She would be glad TO see its for.
mer patrons and the public generally
iy 2l-dts r.. ] READ, Clerk
II bRArGHTSH4N, IND SURJEYoR offers his protcs
s9na services to the citizens of Bedford and ynchburg
Address-IinrRTy an 3ots
REDFORD HOUSE, opposite Cour,-hou,c,
- MAIN ST LIBERTY. VA, CON the site OF the hotel
Inc above house now rebuilt in the modern style
nsnea IN the best manner is opened for the reception
guests The undersigned promise their best efforts
any patronage which they may receive
QuARLEs y srEpToE, Proprictors
e HACK will always be in readiness q convey the
quests OF the House and their baggage from
r9ao lree oi charge M l3dts
NcCORKLE n JONES, wholesale and RE-
~ ~ TIL GR0cERS, CONFUSION AND FORWARD
~. dNG MERGHIN7S and manufacturers of SMOKING AND
give particular the sale Of FLOUR WHEAT
TOBACCO, CORN BACON, LARD BUTTER, &c, sc
Liberal advances will be made all consgnmens when
reqnred July lists.
NKANKLINN BROTHER, Whoic-nic and
Nat dom 10 Libvty Borhoase alfS ST. Lyaeabmg, la.
ja2
~ MISSION MERCHANTS MAIN ST, LYNCHBuRG,
n keep s9nsany on hand general assortment Of GRO
eeyng and forwarding Goods and Tobacco and the sale of
all kinds Of Produce mar lots
i EE n JOHNSON, Wholesale and Retail
~ GRoCERS, COMMISSION AND + FORW ARDING
AGENTS, LYNGHBuRG, VA, now in receipt of large
stock of GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, DOMESTIC GOODS,
SOLE LEATHER, TANNERS oil FISH, &c. sc, to which
they invite the attention of their friends and the public general
Y jc2sts
llENNETTN ~ BROiNAW, PRODUCE COM
ID NILSSON MERCHANTS, for the sale of Flour Grain,
Butter Cheese Provisions No no Broad St. of
Water ST, New York mar <S
j. WADswoRrH, b.. TURNER, GTO. PALMER.
"ADSWORTu, TURNER N 60. Bmpor-
w TIERS n WHOLESALE DEALERS IN SrAplF AND
FANCY DRY GOODS. No II Pearl Street, Richmond, Va
feb l5dly.
HENRY IuDLAM IGARiSr D. WATSON.
I UDLAM Il WATSON. Richmond, VA, For-
IL WARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COMMlS-
SION MERCHANTS, Office and Warehouse South side of
the Basin July l3dts
uDETERS, MARTIN n co. Com I'm i.siOu and
Il FORW ARDING MERCHANTS On The Basin Cor
mr. of l2h and Cary Streets Richmond, Va. may 3Ots
IAONNAN a co, General Commission Ncr-
II CHANTS RICHMOND VA. jan 9fs.
J A. HARRIS. h. J. tCHoLs.
HARRIS n ECNOLS, Con,mission aud For
4 WARDING MERCHANTS, on BASIN Bank, Richmond,
Va lmay 26dlyJ
lDONAI. PARRISH, Wholesale Grocer and
IL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Richmond, Id,-No %
CarB Srpartieuar attention paid TO sales of Tobacco"
Flour, Wheat and country produce generally
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LEATrRACTION EXTRAOkDiN Ahf "a =. r. 81 !,
1VppnTypES by J. KEAGl, only successor 70 10 ,,i
ii stand ne xt door the Virginia BANK MAJ"
str,etconfesscdly the highest aeheyemen ,s m @ have in
These beautiful pictures, on glass pl''es nav,
f nnubs alnost entirely annhiated the 'id 9ye Das
n naocess being infinitely superior in every reg",u ~
-, thay ga be seen light lhe features " ,,,n
.5i .s in the Daguerreotype 1hey are nlote ] VI r
M in tone and elegant in hnish the e{te % nss
-, In mn fourth the time required ny the ora
- asily they " III for fhev are M I,"s
@i befwren plates of glss which seang @ Il nrd in yncl
, hy Kragy oag This sealing renders th'n m l'h ~ ]
air. water or any other agent which destroys VI"
type. rs arg re respectfully invited to call and eN
pagnfrreoypes copied into AmhroEpcS ana
pcriShabr - o,d tho RIGHT TO mako Ambro
= Ias,ructon given in the art ana the rlB'' ~ '
,vnes in Virginia reasenahe terms , largo stock of
Every variety M 9' N"i's hap3 [sep @l-dts
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1,,,ns FANS. tNu FANCY ea0ODs.---Wi

NDnRs. ENNs, ME- NM saVVU|'-1-
LIAM TASKER 10 Park Place New York invites the at
- Fans c,nl1s Hair Tooth Nail Brushes Ladies Rei
cule perfmery Soaps Porto Nonnaes jet ana ead %
les Packet Books Buttons Pins and Neres lto"hs
md Evts Watch Guards Coral and Glass beads Neck
laccs Sc India Rubaer Combs Canes i'as ana l1yS Hl
rR DESCRIPTION Scissors and Cutlery Gold and "lt
Jawtlr Agrarieons Nons including general ana very
iarge soc, Of English French and German Fancy Goods
which will be sold the very lowest prices ioi '9 VI l
proved paper. -. =. i, t,,o hos, manner
g 'as' WILLIAM TASkER,
10 Park Place New York
:, - nj. -, ,,,is out fmav 2-dly.
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aV EXCITENESB ~ 81 r,T,TNc -, and
4 - you can buy READl-MAbh wy ii.'n ~. % ""
FI-RSIsilING GOODS at whoeSar and n rv,, at APPEL
n ~ st,a at low cash prices, ny eaiiine ~ ~ 49, ,ou
N's corner of Main and Market stIeels' W.,
i save aopcr lie has Just retnr S nnles
wiz l where he has made good shPPleS 90
ef M MARKET of tho most fashionable stye anu & 6ared
~ i' " r. thing line and cheaper thah was sar,
riety in the IL NOT he better to call ana exam
m M m m stock and at least ~ Ph Pe les th"n
me ms =, i ,ds for cash aud sells them AT hue o % al
b'Ys AN M rcce for the quality OF foouS. ~ IA ",
t re- Gothne made order in the PEE. a ost fash
80 -, Ssr,as notice and always get the he"eS' anu ~
,nabe foods or your money - oo, yood barraips at
Rememher the pla'' ~ Appel, & NEWMANS,
,a.,or Of Main and Market streets
'''"'i " Lvnchburg. w
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I..EENE. HEATH a ALLEN, COMNus-

sinE WrHCuANTS SAN FRANCISCO, CAI-(OF-
- IA rpoyT srRFFr NEW YoRK)-Parcular attention
- as or rOBA ACCO and consi guments direct from
the virginia Manufacturers solicited No.. ,u,
REFERENCES-A Il A Lawrence co, bos,ohi ara nno"
{, p,xs,n NV York; Courtney * Cushing Nh'm,Wtc
n,vennort Allen & co, Edmond Davenport y i-uula.
I, wa,son James f. Heath, late auditor and Crenshaw
- Pbmand NcCorkr 4 Jones, Mcdaniel, Hurt q fres
ton r G Ferguson Co, and Miller CrenShaw' l!h'h
burg -. ,..,, as o,r bouse II, Now
vi onr resident partner that city will give his perS
attanti5n 10 the receiving transhippng and securing e
est rates Of freight free OF eonmisSoh) On al so e
ed to our san Francisco House ~, e,. .. pi,l
M's7Fs. f"h'"'' i'',4 - anz 2s-codly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

uluGkWslEAT ElOaW.-rhe Family Gro
Gerry has hand the following articles which Will be
sold on reasonable terms.
Buekwhuat Flour
Green and Dried Apples.
Sweet aud Irish Potatoes;
Smoked and Picked neef Tongues,
Dried Peaches,
Smoked oref
Fine Family Hams, Cheese, SC
There ao he found various other things which
useful In families all OF which viii be sold cheap for cash
oc3l=ts J. n SOLOMON.
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lVA Pure Juice Port Wine pure French Brandy sherry
Wine London Porter and Wofs Aromatic Sehiedsm Sohnaps
All these articles warranted pure and suitable Tor mede
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN H. SEAf
iN
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vIsT OPENED, 10 pairs Wool carpets NJ ss' ="
1o.s Wv JOHN ABKAHAMS.
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MARINERS OF VdsssssNIA.-If, upon any living
thing your Plantations, there is Ulcer or Sore OF
y description kind variety matter whose skill 1t de-
or how long it has been standing, man or yonr
td your mules, sheep horses dog
yon and we guarantee what say, use our ~ RF OIL
81 Will find the most mali gnan as well a the
eS Sore that the form of beast, refund
re money.
TRUE TURF OIL!
FOR OLD SORES of every description,
ON MAN OR On BEAST
One easpoonful equal to of any preparation
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IN RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST
fsSs e y<sssss;S5 "a 90

Time betwoen Washington and Wheeling but Igl
Iou,si
Ruaaag se Leeeoa Washington and ciseanat 81 Aosrs
Through Tickets aud Eaagag- Checks he HAD IN
" Washington. t@ss
THE baltimore and Ohio Raioed having greatly improved s
ous, aes,
ee oe,wern Washasinr Baimoe and all portions Of te West
iho connasion Washington The
Wasnpisa aaean @ 1assy called lie Relay G o%ss ns niles
Wasag.on and lie Ohio liver Baggage checked through
Wbeens Al the Washington stations and reehecAed and
rough tickets poins beyond. connecting
washington daily at, and AZ, p M on Sundays at The
Wnsrlns trains of CEN
Wheeling ,Icush Cambridge z.aesyI,e, and nega 70
CouhbuS These trains connect a Newark WIN me Newark
s!ansded ssndurky railroad for Sandusy Toledo, Detroit
Cbieaso 81 tons ae
couous o. railroad with The fast Trains
Nc A. Xsn1 2" , ,iam "a rs
aaie afa,srr, cncsgo, Rock Island, :, Louis, SC.
Naalsg psw usrans. sold Washington
are anssed ~ cneuaan 70 te mail s'onasrs on the Ohio
ron CLEVELAND and via Cleveland TO Toedo Detroit, Chi
caro Sc tckcs when navsabia between
Wheeling and Ws,ssie, (ory mies where with
Travellers requested 10 na,icc that while hs i The only route
great The distance from Washington Cincinnati 10
hui 63 miles, beg about 100 miles shorter than by any oher
Fare by through ticket from Washington To wheeling 50 65;
Columbus, l3 Daytoa 5 80; CINCINNATI S6 ouisvlie,
BY railroad s 81 by from Cnciana,i Sia lndianapo
chicago ga SO Lonis, saa SO aud saa Memphis,
FOR Frederick md Hare Ferry MariDsharg Berkeley Springs
cnbeand ueard Springs, Piedmont Oakland and Fairmoun
minor stations Baltimore and Wheeling take g. m,
train from washington. .,. ..,,. . ....uoa.,., :,
For further in,a,ion through eke,s sc apply to TIL
PARSONS, agent, al Washington station - : n,
Master OF Transportation baltimore
Mpy 5--df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Georgetown College, ID. c.

THE OF this institution will on Monday,
ID of September Tho department and collie
by able md
the mora AMI intellectual advancement
condded er and spacious building has
used exclusively accommodation
f the younger students Their dormtay, play grounds, study
will ho entirely distinct those OF the
and officers especially Unsigned will attend them in
pasmes pesiae their studies Acompoc separn
will thus be effected between the younger and older students
which who have the
least xpsenee a the education of yon,h
The observatory the cnlasc excnsye philosophical
cabinet of minerals, geological
specimens, Shells afford tho students of this institution ad
vaniases rarely 10 be met with. .
Aup5--dlm President.
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Preparatory Departments
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
wAsurnoros, D. G.

A.. J. QUINCHE, A. M, Principal
Pupils prepared the classical philosophical de-
OF College, AMI business education is also
those who desire In the appropriate classes OF this school
and of the College.
principal year, been engaged, with eminent
Mississippi in teaching classical school The faculty
o College give their thus securing the pupils the
thorough discipline Of the College itself
pavement up the College grounds
IN m omnibus viii, !, expected be provided. y
The for the year is $50.
The begins the last Wednesday, in September and closes
the Iast Wednesday in June.
Reference may principal
any Of the faculty trustees OF the College,
Sep ll--codi0tA
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OFFICE or THE COMMANDING UYrIoER,
Washington Arsenal, August 20, l65

washington Nseha August Ico0
c.EALED PROPOSALS will be received
her Goth mefd,an for building n Washington
city, public squire yin. between the
south Canal neTih Seventh the west, and
Sixth the appropriation OF $4,000 having beon
ma by ea f#AN#t
ha-r hulde desiring for this 6udna win psase
examine the drawings specifications and bill
any additional explanation IN order make
popa which they Will be enabled to do conveniently and
a leisure ,ts ONCE. as5gE M
proposals hut from experienced and ep
done superior
persons dsiancs unknown the undnrigpcd,
expected satisfactory references before the bid bo
accepied.
All pfopoanls according tho Of the bill
(Which calculated with pecision If the poposer
find HE III
An uppointed and will be always
present gronnl OF building after the work In
commanding officer, that The contract is
strictly complied with -
WIN. H. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arfrnal.
hug 81 -oawu9Oct fiat. g. Bali. Bun
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: sho1si auia aeqasiniaxce be forget,
And never brought 20 aain'j
Shonid anid acquaintance be forgot,
And days ~, uuld Tang svnc ~

" sto1sd auid aeqasniasce be aFgat,
And never brought % aim
Should aud te forget,
And days ~ nnld lang syne''
The members Of the ending Jnoe lsj
the Junior cass Of the ending In June 1882 the Sophmor,
class a tie ending june e3i aud The Freshman class OF the
ending in June 1880 hereby requested assemble ~
Washington, d. c BY the hd Of March, A. D. lej7 al ,ne latest
brighten the links chain entsEio which time
lives greeting and sympathy, lament the iac
soins Of their most promising compsers. -
preliminary meeting OF the sefappoined committee VIII be
ed on the hs Monday in September a. D. 1856 the United
States Hotel Chrsnnt Fourth and Fhh
which those members whom
venien are invited attend when will e
adopted 10 secure as full an attendance possible
In The tose whom this addressed Will be
good enough 10 furnish the olhe committee by mail witt
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER c. HART, NJ. D.,
Philsdeipha Pennsylvana,
J. NEWTON LlGHTSER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvana,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
of Winston AHeehaDy CO., Md,
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS,
Of Balr,o Iron and Gnss Works. N. J.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
y .Jous WsIpmAN OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary.
March 1T--awtS1ar3 [Int.igcnccTl
All newspapers the civilized countries Of the world request
cd this their editorial columns,
hers of scattered through the four d
Visions the globes all throughout the United
Saa of America requested gruous inscron
csonay between this date and the 81 Of March, A. d. 1857
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IL. II. GILLEr,

oce esid ia Franklia Row,
Thirteenth streets He will continue devote his
lion principally United Court
Having deyqaed The concerning he will
questions arising
Once appeals the chief Justice assistant
iusces Dact Coumbia and will also asss the
preparation concerning patputa.
he vii al Rve opinions ana srgements for
either otha departments
cans before any board established Ior their
ia
oe--dU
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Washington Aqueduct.
-. - IL.

.t t WAsutsaroH Aouepucr,
Washington, March 1885,
DROPOSALS uved for graduation and brick
work fihe Washington aqueducL
Proposals. the s, Of May will be opened of
that day. sH
Maps proflcs specifications work win be ready
and after the Goth day OF April
viii be the work of particular cuverts,
bridges, &C., &c described In the plans and specifications
the works be completed under the
all unfinished work VIII
appropriations by Congress- The engineer
right he done and rate
under contrnct for appropriation ana IN Gaze
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
shall stopped unit il funds become available
funds tie per will paid judgment Of
engnee the work has been properly executed 90 far as has
gone .t.E .
elochs upon The United stnien
cf tie reservpg 10
will iloD Of n contracts thai The wor
All sealed endorsed Popoais for work
the Washington AGurduct.o -.
The United rejeot all the bids
should they make such
considered most conducive 10 the of The
work.
accompanied by written signed ny
the effect that he they nucer
WILL bid be accepted,
nter obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
work underakeu ad
accompanied certificate OF the United States district
Judge district officer OF
individual known the Engineer De-
pacnt Of War; that tho are able TO make good their
guarantee
opened presence Of bidders IL of them
NJ, c. MEIGs,
Capt OF Engineers, In charge.
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Completion Of panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fare 10 California;
United States mall s,eamsips leave New Yotk
(@EE& Aspinwaii ath aud 2Oth Of each month
<NaaM connecting with mai Panama Han
Francisco
inspected ard approved by the hav
Department. and guaranty speed Gni safety,
baggage of pnssen
gers through francisco, and pasen
embarked
Thn money rad In New York all expenses Of the trip
in New York, Panama, and
San Cancsco prevent detention of accident thai
the route IL entirely reliable.
Passengers the day they al Apin
Conductors through steamer, take charge
children without af
For through the apply tile Iii
West street, New York, s..H 1. w. RAYMOND.
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ward NtgHlns.

toppng sonhamp,or both going and retnning they offer
and Havre advantages
other route, for economy OF time and money
Passarc from New York Southampton Ssd Bremen.
First cabr saoon $50; first cabin liver saloon, 81
second do, S60 .
newspapers through the p.' Nce
o ladag will he signed on the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon Is atacica 10 each ship
For fresh, passage, apply ~ ,, -,
%. Ii. sAND, III South William st., N. Y,
G. A. HEiNEKEN \ Co.. Brumen.
CROskEY Il Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Hayre.
Mar 6-dly
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appointment of superintendent of Building
and Grounds Mt the University Of Virginia.


the meeting board Of visiers Of the Univc
Virginia. Mr. Stevenson offered the following 'esoution
which adopted: e
Having believe from The experience Of past years
patron the University might with popricy
and bsh, the unvoy be relieved hom the supervision and
buildings other public property OF the University
with advantage be conhded 10
prncca man, who would devote bis whole time
duties for suitable compensa
tiOn;
subject be referred TO the executive
committees authority divide the duties or proctor IN the
and with TO them 20 make me appoint
assis,nnt with saay NOT exceeding " o ~
opinion University would be promoted by
appointment division OF labor between the proctor and SUI
ntendent' .5t4
resolutions e undersigned proctor OF
the notice that the executive committee VIII pro-
september 10 make te appointment
authorized the above resolution and 70 noy MI VINO may De
disposed appointment that will be expected that
appointed should be qualacd to lake the charge
few hundred contiguous
of h the buildings o. the Unit
public keep then, and have
suitable Knowledge landscape gnrdeDng ornamental planting OF
.
hpv fnspr will be chccrfuiy siven App
cnp,e applications the undersigned endorsed
Appie superintendent OF Buildings and Grounds
r. X. PRENTIs,
hror-r IL 1886. Proctor University Of Virginia.
la-eoailaScFt
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VI. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Seminary TO
Day Pupils,

On n street, Jetpeen 12M end 1871, Washington.
TIME duties this institution resumed the 18th SePem-
with the above they wish also TO inform
patrons intend opening establishment
boarding pupils the LIST OF November next.
The situated the railroad and turnpike sixteen miles
from the city. southeast of Laurel village. 3
particulars may be had al the principal bookstores
II Washington and Baltimore. 4tt+
Aua 4--d [Star.1 4 +.
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Aug5-dlm

= - NEW xOitK. HR I'm. AND SOUTH
x<x@SSSnL& AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
NtssytT Jbn ships comprising this Inc The WASHING
HS6EAS3E5TON, Capt. Il. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ell
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Rittenhouse Academy,
Coraer Of Third stree, and Indiana orenne
O. G. wight, Principal.
H. r. Taylor, Assistant
IT, II. ga,uIt, Teacher Of French
n Gibson Teacher Of Drawing.
u n.xt academic year win Monday, September
l. ID.
Tuition $40 So SO TO- and SIS per quarter payable in ad
Circulars obtained by applying the ppei? y ~ the
book.,orc. or the c,y. Aug Vo--~ sdtsliaeps
TsaE NEWCoMEs by Thacheray. complete. vol,
j evo Illustrated
TIE hrsncanans by Edmond n Smith, of the Uni,ed States
astrononic y petition Chilli. volume, illustrated
| semnI rRANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-28

sr FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. M. G. Mo2s, ". u. Engineers.
We updersigned residents of f, in The State ot,
hereby Jointly with the United States and
caranty foregoing bid OF be accepted. that he
will acceptance OF the said bid
for the same, and sufficient surees To
pernrm proposed In conformity the
which made And IN the
fail 10 into aforesaid, guaranty
difference between the ojer by the said and
he % bidder.
(Signed) ~ "
q. ID.
hereby certify ta beet my knowledge and belief
guaranors good and sufficient
fSigned) II. L.
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