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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02
DIE ID.

In Prince Georges county, Md, after short
illness, on Tuesday, 22d ult., at the residence OF
her son, Jas F. S. Hollyday, Mrs. MARTHA M
II. HOLIDAY, relict Of the late Clement Hol
lyday, in the 10th year of her age.
Near Gerardstown, Berkeley county, Va, on
the 18th ult., Miss ANN SHEPHERD, daugh
ter of George McKown esq, in the 10Th year OF
her age
On the Goth nit, al Goldsboro, n. c, on his
return home from Mobile, JOHN HOGAN
DOUGLASS, in the 18th year OF her age. The
deceased was son OF the late Judge j. K. Doug.
lass, and d young man OF decided character
Gifted by nats:e with fine intellectual powers,
with studious habits, he rapidly acquired, and
in early life he had well dlgested much valua,
bic information-to these were added high moral
principle and independence of thought aud &C
tion-such qualifications gave rare promise OF
activity and usefulness. Nor was he wanting
in those feelings of the heart which ever consti-
tute the better part OF man. These were his IN
an eminent degree, for by his loving and aztec
tionate disposition, he won many and warm
friends His manly department, his strict IN
tegrity, his attention 10 business, commanded
the respect and secured the esteem OF ali who
knew him. A dutiiul and loving son, an aitec
tIonate brother, a hrn lrlenu, all nave Deth Io>'
in him We trust our loss has been his gain
for though not commnnIcant in any church
his friends have every reason 10 hope he has
through Christ, gained happy immortality.
In Washington, on the 30th ult., Mrs. POLLY
VICTOR after Il long illness, during which
she exhibited the humility OF Christian, and
\ cheerful resignation to the will Of Him who
wisely orders all things
Suddenly, in Washington, on Wednesday
morning, the 30th ult, JOHN GILMAN, late
OF North Carolina, Clerk in the Navy Depart
nent, aged about IS years.
WILLIAM T. BEALI., died at his "Home
Plantation" Prince Georges county, Md, on
Sunday last at two o'clock: A NJ, IN the 4I,h
year of his age He was the owner OF tour
first class plantations and probably $50 servants.
After making several liberal requests 10 the
sons OF some of his friends and liberatng about
twenty OF his servants, he bequea,hed his farms,
and the residue of his large estate, to his bro.
Their, Mr. Washington J. Beall.
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FARM FOR SALE.-This Farm is stu

A FARM FOR SALE-This Farm is stu
n ated in Spotsylvania, miles from the G..
House, II from Guiney's Depot, and 9 from
Fredericksburg. Ii contains over son ACRES
400 opened, and the balance in oak and pine.
1t lies moderately undulating, is we'll watered,
and as productive as any land in this section,
having been much improved. The soil is a4ml-
rably adapted 10 the culture OF Tobacco.
e. The Improvements are excellent AMI
GsIl. extensive The DWELLING is neat and
comfortable, having eight rooms with fire PIA-
ces and dry cellar. There is another framed
la HOUSE, with two rooms, passage and
G%4 basement The outbulldings are good,
embracing every house usually found on well
from $4,000 to $4,000 DIS. Tobacco.
The situation combines the advantages ot
good health, good society, good roads, conye-
nience TO post Office, churches, mills, wheel.
wright and blacksmith shops.
To any one wishing 10 purchase desirable
home, in healthy and pleasant nelghborhood,
with every comfort ready 20 hand, this place
offers inducements worthy of consideration
Price 1912 per acre less by several dollars than
should be willing 10 take II II suited me To
reside in the county The Improvements are
worth more than hall the sum asked for the
place.
Terms :-One.quarter cash the balance IN J,
2, 3, and years Deed OF trust and insurance on
the buildings 20 secure the deferred payments.
d. NJ. WHARTON.
Post Office Mount Pleasant, SpotsyIvania
county, Va. my ll-"u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02

yrRUSTEE'S SALE.-The undersigned, as
Trustees. offer at Private Sale, at the Coach
Factory OF Bowen, Berlin f" Peak, NO ~ cor,
ner OF King and Henry streets, AlsSahullA, q
very superior lot of CARRlAUks Of every u &c
scrption, with HARNESS to suit consl'uAs !"
part Of the following, Phaetons' .hHf .io'e,,
tnmr and TWO seat Roc kaways, Buggies with or
without tops, Jersey Wagons, Double and ''"s'e
Harness, &c, &c. u,oo
TEgMs.-AlI purchases OF and under d.
ninety d4s credit over that sum Six Hi1i'.LS ~
Notes with approved security required III aI'
cases. r. D D, W Trustees.
IL 7--eo,f D. FUNSTEN, !
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UniyersIty of virginia.

We learn from reliable source and with
great pleasure, that there are among the
students OF this institution, the current SEES
sion an aggregate Of one Hundred and twenty-
ste professors Of religion. These are distrl-
buted as follows: Baptists, 40 EpiscopaIiaus,
80; Presbyterians, %; Metb0dlsts 10, scat
tering Is The whole number of matr:cu,
iates this session is Cos.
|, affords us pleasure to hear that in view
Of the present religious aspect Of the couh-
try, daily prayer e.fngs have been held by
the students regularly since lsl May.--South-
eTn CLurchmau
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WASHINGTON iTpNs --TnE ANNUAL COM-
MsNCENENT OF LOLUNBIAN COLLEGE, y. e.,
took pl! ICE Oh Wednesday mUruiGg. III The f
stree; Baptist church, 10 the presence II Il
uumeT Ia Assem- biuge Of ladies' ard gentle
men. Tue degrees following were conferred
on the graduating class. yiz:--Ihe degree OF
Bachelor Of Philosophy 90 Charles William
Frar zoni, ID g., Thomas Frederick Hanrp-
ton, ID. c., James Landrum Holmes, Va,
and ThOms Daniel Jcffress, Va. The degree
of Bachelor of Arts, on Joseph Darden
Barnes, n. G., Edwin JJhn Gull, b. c.,
Isaac La Rue johnson, n. j., Thomas BeD-
tot Shepherd, Va, Ashbe! Floridus Steele,
,. c.. Eiglr Williamson Tucker, La, and
/ Henry Clay Uppermar, ID. 9. The degrcv
# Master Of Arts, Was conferred on sgd
ney IL. Owens, professor Im Richmond CO.
legc, Va; also on william j. Martin, proies-
sor in the University uf North Carolina; also
on Robert Z. Parkes, formerly Of Columbian
College; there WIS also, conferred the degree
Of LII. ID. on the Hon. Howell Cobb, aud 81 Q
degree Of DID, on the Rsv. Geo. W. Samson.
Two men attempted to rob tho variety
store of Mr.. VIM. Burdne, near the Auacos
ia toll-gate, on Tuesday night last. Fortu.
n.tely Mr.. Burdine was aroused by tho fall
ing IN 0! a portion Of the door. Hs instant.
~ ran out with bis gun AMI fired at the men,
wuo returned his ii anG then made eff
The Board Of Aldermen held a special
session yesterday afternoon, at which Mayor
Bcrret submitted bis nominations for the
regular police Of the city. The appoint
ments, with probably two or three excep-
tons, are the same IL last year. There is to
be an organization Of the force, however. ID
accordance with the new police ordinance
John H. Goddard, esq, has been appoint
ed the Chief # Police, with Edward McIIen-
~ and Noble Thomas az lieuteuants.
| MRs. klSGsroRD's SCHooL--rhe exhibit
ton vi this school, al the Smithsonian Hail,
Oh Tuesday night, was highly creiirabe to
ali tue parties concerncl in it, The corou A.
tion OF the May Queen was executed in such
a manner as 10 ent!tle the exhibition 20 tie
credit vi high order Of performance. All
the artificial flowers with which the young
ladies dressed were 80 artisticsly adorned,
, we're the work OF their Owe hands.
! EIcURsIoN.--Tbe annual excursion of the
First Presbyterian Church Sunday School,
to the White House, will take place, on W ed
nesday, the 7th Of July.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
yigiIant Execution.

AUGUSTA, June 30.--Tha Savannah Repub-
lican of this morning contains letter from
Tampa. of the 9th, reporting the hanging, on
the night previous, by the Florida Nglsnce
Com nittee, OF four prominent citizens Of that
place. The statement however, is question
able
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02

CARD-WM S kEMPER and his
n sons, D. * K. KEMPER, having pur-
chased the ALEXANDRIA B0ARDIN G
SCHOOL PROPERTY, APPARATUS &c,
will take charge OF that Institution after the
present School term, and II is with pleasure |
state, upon the very high testimonials they pos
sess from the different members OF the Faculty
OF the University OF Virginia. where the father
was for seven years Proctor and the were
bo.n educated, that thnk them higaly quail
fled TO conduct the establishment IN d manner
that will sustain, or even add to. any rePuta.
ton it mas hitherto possessed, and justly entiiIc
il TO the confidence of those who may have
children or wards 10 en,rust to their care.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
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BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION,

OyYIcE EXCHANGE BANKo VIRsIsIA,
ALEXANDRIA, July Q, 1883
FNHIS BANK will be closed on Monday next
i the 9Th inst Persons having notes falling
due on that day, are requested to attend to them
on the preceding Saturday, the Sd Of July.
jy 2-3, JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02

CTEAM SAW.MILL The undersigned
would respectfully announce to the public
lat their Steam Saw.Mlll is now III operation
about four miles West oil Cuipeper Court House.
and mat they are now prepared to furnish um'
no, ofev.ry description at the shortest notce
and upon reasonable terms. comprising d'' '"a
n.uaI kird. suitable fol- building purposes
Th.v have OH hand about four thousand ir"'
r ,,ar,ons kinds-sone we'll seasoned
" JEFFRIES Il GAINES.
~ - 70 fob I-so6m
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GubernatoriaI Nomi nation.

PORTLAND, July 1.-The DEMOCRATIC Con-
vsntion at Augusta, yesterday nominated
Manasseh II. Smith for Governor. Resolu-
tons were passed strongly endorsing the adj
miustration OF Mr.. Buchanan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02

ALEXANDRIA ITEMS The new Alexandria
Cemetery, is lovely place, which for many
years to come will be the venCratcd resort Of
the citizens. 1t is finely situated on the bill
about two miles from the city, aud embraces
abou, % acres of land. On it there is IL
large, substantial and secure vault. l un-
derstand that the first lot holder in this spot
US Pniiip r. Fendali, esq, Of Washington.
Near the principal thoroughlare stands the
handsome manument erected by the citizens
u! Alexandria TO the tremcn VINO lost tac!r
lives IN the discharge cf their duty. The
names are inscribed AZ fO,i0wF:--irU. Pam.
Il Jb;. Taylor, john a. Il ach, James v.
Keen, j. Carson Green, and u. DAVID Applcn-
About seventy irtermeuts have airesGy been
made. Mr. Walter Harris IL 10 charge of
this sacred repository, aud is all obilgIng,
faithful officer.
The contract for building the new school
for the Young Catholics Friend Society,
will be given out shortly, and the work will
be commenced early in the fall. 1t will DO
"a feet iroot by SO deep, with handsome
hail Corr. Of But Sun.
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dealers generally. &. X. WILMER.
r.. f. WILMER
IL 4 H. SLAYNAkER.

\ AW AND EQUITY REr0RIS FOR SALE,
\ - yoiumr; Of Reports o: the supreme
CoUr, of the United States, embracing all the
decisions also, 81 vols English Law and Equity
Reports, making - vols
The first named, ed,;e,! by the Hon. Il. Cur
It's. late ore OF the associate justices OF the SUI
prcne Count OF TIE United States: the latter, by
Nes.gs. Bennett and Smith containing Reports
OF cases in the House OF Lords, Privy Council,
Courts OF Equity and Common Law, and IN the
Admiralty and Ecclesiastical Courts, including
cases in Bankruptcy and Crown cases reserved
These BOOKS are entirely new, having nut
very lately purchased them. but which do not
now need. my original Law Library beng pur,
chased back They are very compendlous, Wen
bound in calf we'll arranged, embracing all I'n'
portant Law aud Equity cases "Itn copiou"
iGtices.
To Young Practitioner, they "ouId he lnyaI,
liable .uoplyIns the place Of many hundred
volumes and costing not one.tourlh the expense
I maid for them Sal cash, aud viii take the
same, and give 4 liberal credit Tor good paper
satisfactorily - doIsed. = NEAL
"a 2n-oo4t Attorney at Law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02

The Pupils in this Department, studying the
common English subjects, with the rudimentS OF
Latin. French, and Mathematics, have the ad-
vantages OF being taught, in large part, by the
gentlemen above named-all Nirgnlans, and
graduates OF the University of Virsina-be'
sides which, competent Female teachers VIII be
employed. Unusual efficiency, 1t is thought
will thus be given to this important Department
The next session begins September 10Th, and
ends the last of June For terms, &c, apply 10
either of the Principals, or 10
Rev. JOHN A. BROADUS, President
Board OF Trustees, Charlottesville, Va
,,0I-aOft
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MA.

VALUABLE REAL ESl Ale Fun ohhN
Y IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MA
RYLAND-The subscriber offers at private
sale. one of his farms, called BEACH HILL
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES, OF which twenty acres are IN wood land,
twenty acres meadow land, and the balance
prime soil, not only adapted to the growth OF
every corp OF our climate, but particularly sui'a-
bic for MARKET GARDEN. The situation
is six miles from Washington City and i""
miles and halt from Alexandria. There are
20 on he Farm SONG OUT BUILDINGS, ant
ET9 fine spot for dwelling. oyerIookIn&
beautiful Valley, with picturesque Scenery.--
The Farm is not mile from either the EPsr"-
palian. Methodist or Catholic Churches, nor
from primary school. The neighborhood IS
very ihickly settled, and OF unexceptlonabr 50.
ciety. There is on the farm BRICK KILN,
which the subscriber would sell to the purchaser
at a low rate. which would be great advan.
rage TO any person wishing 10 build On the farm.
Persons wishing to purchase will be shown
the premises by the subscriber or by Thomas
Grimes, ESQ both living n,,,F the iat'n 'o' s@.e.
Terms liberal, and can be mou."s" =" sun
purchasers. Address
IrTVS EINnIFTT
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ulHE WAvERLEY HOUSE, CrLPE'sR c,
H. vA.-T6 persons risiting the Cou"iy.-
The undersigned takes this occasion 70 say 10
persons visiting the country during the summer
s.,son that ne has some fifteen or twenty va
cant rooms. DWELL furnish'd) lor rent, at MS
Hote., CTne "WAvERLEY HOUSED in tins
Mace. For health and beautiful scenery Cul'
peper G. H. is surpassed By no other town IN IN
tnIs section o! Virginia. His Table will at all
times. be supplied with every luxury the mar,
kpts afford. and every attention will be gwen 10
Inc comfort OF mis- guests. u. ,. SMl n.
Culpppe, &. H. Ie Zo-eo4t
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prDbn bic Resignation,

ST. LOUIS, July IA dispatch from Lea
venworth says that Gen. Denver intends to
resign the Governorship Of Kansas after the
August election.
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Washington City, care oil Thomas Gnme'
feb 2J-eotf
VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Y Il offer tor sale, privately, the FARM
upon which now reside, containing 1856 AcREs
This Farm offers great inducements TO the pur
chaser from its locality being within "a miles OF
Mi;cheIl's Station and of the Rapdan, aud
the.cb, brought into immediate connection, by
railway. with Rlchrnond and Alexandria. j. Is
beautifully situated III one Of the best nelghbor-
mood. IN lhe State. The Improvements are a
S,-4 comfortable DIV ELLIE &. with SIX
d. rooms, and all other necessary oul-houscs,
4 more particular description is unnecessary.
as those wishing to purchase will examine
TOR themselves For a further description, APP
Div TO ! C. GREEN, at Culp.per Ct. House, or
Inc subscriber at Mitchells Station.
WIN. A ROBERTSON.
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N-CTlCE.-The i!m OF WINNERS x co,
= Is this day dissolved by the withdrawal
oi d. +. WILMER and A. b. SLANMAkER.
As the rrnTing partners purpose removing iIom
this section OF the country, speedy settlement
o! the business OF the ilTm is necessary. We
therefore solicit from those indebted TO US, q
prompt payment OF their accounts.
WINNERS * CO.
Alexandria July l. IS5S-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02

10y EXPRESS THIS DAY.-A large as
ID sorlment OF Black and Cold. SILK fnnges;
White Cotton Frirges and BTaidsi White Mar
settles: Swiss. Cambria, Jaconett and NansooE
Musiins Edging, and Insertings of almost every
description: Cold. Tarltons; Mosquito Nett ;
10 pieces Black Silks. from 80 c. up; Hosiery;
Gloves Mitts: Gauntetts &c. The season o''
slg lar advanced, We will cell iron this DAY
forward many OF our Dress Goods at cost.
% TAYLOR Il HUTCHiSON.
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Culppper County, my 4--eoif

MOUNT HEBRON FARM FOR SALE
wi We will sell at private sale, the FARM,
near Alexandra, in Fairfax County, known as
MOUNT HEBRON FARM lying Immediately
on the line Of the Orange and Alexandra aud
the independent line oil the Manassas Gap ka!.-
roads, and containing FOURTEEN hun
DRED ACRES The farm has on 1t good
A.a BUILDINGS, saw Mil. and is under
- good isncing. -Four hundred acres are IA
grass; abcucme hundred under cultivation ana
the remainder in original growth timber OF
Oak, Chestnut, Hickory, &c The land wal De
sold in parcels or entire, as may best SUIT per
sons who may desire TO buy.
Terms made known on application 10 me
undersigned, Oh the place, or address through
IN. Alexandra Post Office. J. r. EDShLL'
INV II,-.ou or II. V. EDSALL.
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A NY ONE wishing 10 purchase one Of the
Y most beautiful aud desirable fAkhs o. o.
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad ABOUT &c
niles from Alexandra, will do well make 10
immediate application to ,,s.N
Warrepton, sep lo-eot
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THOR SALE-Those very desirable Virgin
ia lands called "BUSHi RIDGE PLAN
TATlON," consisting OF ONE THOUSAND
AND SEVENTY-ONE ACRES, situated in
Prince William county, Va, 81 miles from Al
exandria, and about the same distance from the
cities OF Washington and Georgetown. Up
wards OF 400 acres are heavily umbered tue
basnce i, in various states OF cultivation. At
@-zs, present, there are three farm HOME
bee. STE DS on the estate; but II might he
cOnyruieutiy divided into {, - or more or less
farms. with an appropriation OF abundance OF
tim oered lands, springs OF pure water NC, for
each market for cord.wood ard cross.tes
can be found on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, which runs through this property. |
will sell either the whole in one lot, or in parts.
as can be agreed upon, to suit purchasers, on
accommodating terms. Persons wishing 10
view these lands, &c, will be shown the same
by Mr.. Albert F. A. King, who dwells on one
of the homesteads called Gammaville; and any
further particulars will be furnished on applica.
ton to the subscriber. EDWARD KING,
iy 2--rplm' City Road, Alexandra, Va.
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r If persons having complaints or sugses-
tons TO make concerning the Streets, or Nui-
sances will hand them in to the Superintendent
OF Police, they will be- promptly attended TO-.
They can be left al the Mayors Office.
lY PIT
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" 2l-cott

DUNNEMEDE SCHOOL The next ses-
x, sion Of this School, will commence on
inr ST OF October 1888, and close on the 3'st
OF July, 1852 The branches taught are the
English, Latin. Greei, French, and spanish IAN
guages and their Literature, and Mathematics
6both Theoretically and in its practical applica'
tlorsl The Principal is graduate OF the Uni.
yprslty OF Virginia, and the course OF lnstruc-
ton il designed with y view 10 the thorough
preparation of the pupils for that institution.
The School is situated IN Fauquier County, IN a
neishborhood well known icr It's FINE climate
and excellent society. TERMS Board and tut
ton for each term G, five months, 1928, paya'
bic on the LIST OF October, and lst OF March
Light. extra. For further particulars, address
the Principal, at Salem station taGGu'er 'o"h
~, VIRGINIA GRAY CARROLL, NJ A.
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Alexandria, Va, & mo 10th, 1858

THE ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL.
From the preceding card, 1t Will be seen that
the unders gned has purchased the buildings, APP
pardtus &c, OF Benz Hallowell's Alexandra
Boarding School, and he will open that Institu'
ton tor its 35tb annual session OH the lst OF
October next. closing on 18th July following, IN
conjunction with McssGs. J. g.. CLARK aud
DELAWARE ard KOSClUShO kEMPER.
The location OF this Scoool IS undoubtedly
one OF the best in the country, as Is evidenced
by It's having been constantly full Tor many
wears The buildings were erected expressly
Tor use as Boarding School, and are admirably
adapted for that purpose Gas and water are
introduced throughout the establishment.
The object of the School will be TO prepare
Boys for the University OF Virginia, or any other
College. or TO fit them for the duties OF life.
The course OF study will embrace the elemen'
tary English branches. the LatiE, Greek, French,
German, and Spanish Languages, complete
course OF pure Mathematics, Natural Philoso-
ply, Chemstry, ard Astronomy.
The costly and extensive Philosophical ard
Chemical Apparatus, hnc Telescope "iooes,
Engineering instruments, and large coilec-
ton # Minerals, Shells, &c, will give our stu
dents advantages rarely offered by pirate
schools.
The Principal was connected with the Uni
versitv, tor seven years, as Proctor aud Patron,
his teachers were all educated there, and besides
their diplomas, they possess very atterlns testl-
monials from their Professors. Mr. Clark es-
pecaly is exceedingly well recommended: ne
is at present, Assistant Instructor in Mathemat'
les in the University, but will resign that pest
ton at the close OF the present session. Our
united energies will be devoted 10 the school,
and every effort will be made 10 sustain the nigh
reputation it has enjoyed under Mr. Hallowe!l's
Infringement
TERMs.-For Board. Washing, and Tuition
in ali the branches except Modern languages,
$3.50 fDr the session, payable half at the com
meacement and halt al the middle OF the term
Instruction III French, German, and Spanish,
each $50. Charge tor Fuel and Gas; So
The above are identical with Mr.. II S terms
except that Latin and Greek are no longer made
extra charges, but ale now included IN the reg
uIar course. The session will also be prolong-
ed two weeks.
For Circulars containing full particulars adj
dress. WM 5. kEMPER, Alexandria, Va.
REprEGSCEs The Faculty OF the University
of Virginia Hon VIM. Smith, Warrrenton, Va
Judge K H. Field, Cupeper Court hous', Va.
NJ. D. Hoge d. D.. Richmond, W ). PIumer,
j.. ID. Allegheny City, Pa. le 2J-eotl
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ALTMAN AC.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY !.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore,
TO Wheat & Bro.
SAILED.
SchI. B. & S Small, Drisco Baltimore, by
Master
Schr. Eleanor, Townsend, Baltimore, by Mas
ter.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Ann d, Newton, cid at New York, for
this port, 2sth ult.
Schr. Decatur Cakes, Davis, from Bridgeport,
for Washington, d. C., arrived at New York
2Sth ult.
Schr. J. w. Lindsey, Crowell, from Washing
ton, d. c., arrived at Portsmouth, 25tb ult
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND E" oF.
v SALE am authorized TO sell the tot
OF GROUND, Immediately south OF The p ND
chine Shop OF the Orange and Alstana'ia N ,sst
road Company. The lot irons about % ' icy
~ inches on Henry street, and extends through
the H. whole square to Patrick street w.y Ie5"'
. ~. Iap so-t1 l. LOUIS KlNZEK