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Boots, Shoes, Me..

All Of which we invite the attention of c1sio'
mers, as our goods have been selected with
much care to suit The wants Of persons want
ing nice and
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EVERYTHING Teas, Soda, Cream Tsr,ar
ECrackers, Pepper, Sug,G Sand, Soap, No
lions, TOys-snd eVeryth ing else imaginable
fCs sals BY GORDON.
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MALE & FEMALE ACADEMY
New HageFStOWR Carroll Go. Ohio

HE summer session Of this Institution will
open on Wednesday, May 5lh.
Tuition, per session Of Eve months.
Common branches 5000
Mathematics, Natural & Moral science $500
Latin and Greek $40 on
Good boarding can be obtained ct prices
varying from 81 so to {2,00per week.
For further particulars and Catalogues ad.
dress the Prinipal
ALEXANDER S. FOSTER, Principal.
Miss ANNA 4. FOSTER, Female Teacher.
april2S. '5S-tE
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FEVER AND ACUE,
And the various affections consequent upon
a disordered

Anu INC various hnectlOnB consequent up0I
disordered
ST o ma Oh OR LIVER,
suchas Indigestion, Acidity Of the Stomach
Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite
Dependency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neu
ralgic Affections, it has in numerous instances
proved highly beneficial, and in others effec.
Ted decided cure.
This isa purely vegetable compound, pre-.
pared on strictly scientific principles, after the
manner of the celebrated Holland Professor,
Boerhave. Because of its great success in
most Of the European States, its Introduction
into the United States was intended more es .
pecially for those OF our fatherlsDd scattered
here and there over the face of bis mighty
country. Meeting with great success among
them, now offer it to the American public,
knowing that it's truly wonderful medical vir.
tues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended to those
persons whose constitutions may have been
impaired by the continuous use of ardent
spirits, or orther forms of dissipation. Gener-
ally instantaneous in effect, it finds its way d.
rechy to the seat of life, thrilling and quicken,
ing every nerve, raising up the dropping spir.'
it, and, in fact, infusing new health and vigol
in the system.
NOTICE Whoever expects to find this q
beverage will be disappointed; but to the sick
weak and low spirited, it will prove greatfu
aromatic cordial, possessed Of singular rene
dial properties.
UTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aro
ma has induced many limitations, which the
publiL should guard purchasing Be not per
suaded TO buy anything else until you have
given BOarhave's Holland BitterS fair trial
One bottle will convince you how inGuitel!
superior it is to all these limitations.
rESOld at $l,OO per bottle, or six bOttle
for $500, by the
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nIsCOVERY.-

nISCOVERYss
~ In the year 1858, wanderer in search of
health rOAmsd through the forests Of the great
South West. The men of science and of large
experience, Who dWelt in the thronging cities,
bad failed to give relief He went forth hope
less from the city Of the Crescent to traverse
the waters Of the Indian's Bouga Howma
Natchtoches, on whose brow the gray of
century aud q half had fallen, did not stay
his footsteps. Onward be traVelsd over bayou
and bluff towards the setting sun. For time
he taried where the Choctaw dwells, upon the
sunny sIopes which are washed BY the springs
of the misty mountains. There beneath the
spreading branches Of the Bms D'Arc, and the
gloom inspiring Cypress, he discovered Roots
whose virtues seemed almost 70 work mirices.
The lungs expanded beneath their influence,
new life gushed through every vein, and cour,
sed along each nerve. In the forests great
laboratory he had found that which the shelves
Of the apOlhecaly hAG failed to furnish. Those
roots now form the principle ingredients of
ROWMlNC VECRTARI. + CONPOUNn
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April2l, ls5S-w6.

ROAD " NOTI E.
Notice is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of Car
roll County; Ohio, at their June Session, A.
D. 1858, praying for the following vacation Of
the Black and Greer road in Lee toWnshipin
said county, commencing at what is known as
the Foster road in said township near the south
point of the line between the lands owned by
Samual Jackman and JOHN R. Buck; thence
north over the road known as Fosters alter.
att on oithe Black and Greer road, nearly TO
the north east corner Of lands belonging 10 the
said John r. Buck; thence north east along the
old Black and Greer road until it strikes the
south end OF the lane running through lands be
longing to the heirs of John Maple, deceased,
where said proposed vacation is to terminate.
Aprl y. 1858. MANY PETITIONERS
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InHN RInE,S ESTATE

JOHN RIOE'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby Civ ell that we have beer
" duly appointed Exec utors Of the last WI
and Testament Of John Rice deceased. AL
persons indebted to said estate must pay i'm
mediately aud those holding ella inns must pre-
sent them duly authenticated within one year
ALFRED DOWNS, Ev.,,,,o..
SOLOMON MILLER. Executors
april2s, $3.50.
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"He that in the world would rise,
Must read the news and advertise"
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FANCY AND
GINGHAMS. AND
ALSO, A GOOD STOCK OF

Trimmings, Pique Sets, Collars and Sleeves,
velvit Gibbons, Braids, Bugle, Lace and
French work Collars, Marsaillies, Hyacinth and
Fancy Dress Buttons, Stella ShaWls and Scarfs,
Linens, Velvet Rugs, Plain and Fancy Casa.
-meres, Cloths, Ss'inetts, Tweeds, &C.,
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DAINTS-FOr White lead, Linseed Oil, and
/ Paints and Oils Of ell descriptions, go to
IS.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
LID FOR YOUNG LADlES-FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
800 + street, Warrington.

Prnepal-DONAID MACLEOD, A. ~, University Of Glasgow.
The academic will begin the second Monday of Sep
tembcr and end the Both Of June following
thorough literary and scientific culture sound elementary in
efficiency OF the French department. and for
social advantages u Is Unsurpassed.
Every class tho primary well as the senior enjoys the personal
the PRNcrAL who assisted by three ladies OF ability
experience, and the highest education.
No school out Of Paris purer standard OF " FRENCH
French conversation and writing,
greater facilities acquiring that language strengthened by
the ALEXANDRA.
MUSIC ON THE PIANO, THE GUITAR AND THE HARP
taught by the ladies Of The family Offering superior advantages
day scholars well as boarders
The highest class composed seniors OF last TERM VIII take
literature for which they are prepared and
will the Of the diplomas suitable testimonials
further information circulars. ,tsta
Sep 1--df2w (Sar&Statcs.
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cT.- YINCENTS SCHOOIS.-The DaY-schools at-

CT VINCENT'S SCHOOLS.--The Day-schools at
~ tachcd Asylum will business Wed
nesday next Sptecr The addition lately made to the
opportunity reafatug the schools and after
the experience Of they will begin this term with many
distinct schools st. Vincent
Orphans School, the Pay
School The first is for the orphan inmates Of the Asylum
discipline education under the immediate
Sisters detailed themselves The second Free School, to
children whose cannot and all
pressed their chill
this school, Is entirely distinct but just as diligently
other training teaching strictly alike
always what might be desired. perhaps
the explanation Isl that the parents seldom leave
their children enough school, The third s the Pay School
The Sisters Charity Pay School only in aid OF the charities
required support the orphans In this school literally
and for the orphans as is
that all who send their children there really far contrib
orphans and If this not the Sisters Of
Pay School All that Is truly
required practical purposes M all that constitutes sound
thorough English well taught In this school and In
its charitable object it's method OF cutvatng
there interesting more important
school girls District combining judcious
comparatively expense parents with full
Improvement of the children. Aug 1S-u
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTE

Pennsylvania between 10Th and 10Th streets wcs
On Tuesday afternoon September a. at ~ O'clock On ths
1887 aud rccorded
Iber S. No l foos No 1874 ct the suhscriD~v VIII seal
tho following described property All that part OF lot No.
Is Psnnsylvania bcGinnnG
point which tho southwest Of e lot
darkness gdan and r. Rhode then
tho said towards the southwest u sAh io
fifteen thence leaving said
right No and with the the north
s. Igdan and Rhodess lot and from
square, which Is bound euery by it conveyed
north by lot No IN
the limo Of the prcm
hereby granted the south by 'front.'
ing the said brick
building conveyed said said Benjamin
the line OF said and o+ numbered six
a distance Of sixty eight feet eight inches.
sale: ODefou cash. the residue In Six twcive and
eighteen months with interest," secured by deed Of trust on the
premises.
All conveyancing the cost Of the purchaser.
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
c. MCGUIRE h CO.,
Aug ed AuciHneers.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY to Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi louisiana Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets be obtained at the Southwestern Rail
road 0e Pennsylvania and Sixth street. Washing
board the Steam Ferry Boat George Page at the Oco Of
the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
To Richmond, Innvic ynchburg, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, HUNTSVILLE, Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Aordng greater Expedition Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route
The boat Page leaves the foot OF Seventh street
O'Clock Alexandria, where take the for
Richmond, charlottesville Staunton White sulphur Springs Wood
stock TX, Richmond and all points Southwest,
making and close connexions TO Memphis.
Baggage omnbuses the Office
o'clock, M, and 7, p. Hs
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
lS-n r4H4s Washington.
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PHYSICIANS VISITING LIST for 1859. This

DHYSICIAN'S VISITING LIST for l859.--This
pocket companion so Indispensable &c the practising physician
without doubt saving LABOR and
all who use it, being small and easily carried in the
pocket simple and mctodica in its
full that physician using will afterwards be without it,
H ENs 1T CONTAINS 81
J. An almanac.
table Of signs with explanation Of the mode Of making
tries,
complete visiting list diary day book with printed heads
In the arranged that bysican, weh
abroad, make his charges the mo hs
VISIT his for the year always in his
pocket |GstE
4. A table OF poisons and their antidotcs
g. A table for calculating the period OF uero CESSATION
@. Marshall Halls ready method In asphyxia.
7. Pages for obsctro engagements aar...
g. Pages for vaccination engagements
o. Pages for general memoranda, ETC., etc.
Price for rs patients weekly, bound cloth SO cents
Prioa for rs Z" bound in tucks with pocket rs I"
Price for SO bound In cloth .......... ~
Price for 30 (" bound in tucks with pocket 81 90
For sale at TAYLOR Il NAURYS,
ep9-3t 1884 Pennsylvania
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will follows:
Alexandria at A. g. TO- IL o'clock, and O'Clock,
m. ....
Washington g. 0, II O'Clock m; 49, and o'clock
IN.
THOMAS CoILyER, when the route viii opposite
hours Fare l3 cents.
Whaeys connecting with the Page and Colyer win
Capitol 18th and avenue
he sam the leave Alexandria. &5s
June g. eod-u RICHARD WALLACE President
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NTANTED--A Physician Lawyer, with cash
wv capital from 5000 81 become proprietor
established weekly paper Rural souhcrncr This opro
iunty embark lucrative business. pro
ourslng county while, most
thoroughly establish himself in his prof. son. Apply
RICHARD EDWARDS,
Iox 1927 Baltimore
copy Of the paper win be person wishing IT,
Iuncs
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MasosIe.-A stated communication of Washington
Royal Arch Chapter No. It, will be held at Masonic Hail.
of Ninth and streets this evening Companions
in regular standing are invited to attend.
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Aug 80
ByJ. 9. Mcguire q CO., Auctionssrs.

vTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN "PRiNPfNG OFFICE SQUAIE'0n Thursday after
noon September 1G, al O'Clock OF the premises b virtue
IL 1851 duly recorded In i6cr A. e.
81, seq scords for Washington
shall sell lots Nos 10 and a. square
fronting north between North Capitol ana
running IT'S inches " 80 feet alley
each containing 200 square feet Title perfect
fourth tho residue In and 1hrc years
interest, secured by deed in the premises
TTIOS j FISHER, Trustee
Aug 25-cod&ds J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers.
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BY JAS. 9. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.

YNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN tho
southern part Of the cyunder and BY virtue Of decd of
bearing December A. d. 1856 and recorded
No I40 fios TO- IL, 49, and ~ one OF the land
the District OF Columbian will sell
at public auction at Mciurr Co.
Tuesday day September at Ave O'clock lot No. IN
square No. 656
half cash the residue In six months with In
tcrest, secured by deeds in trust on the premises.
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee.
Sep 8-eod j. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctoncers
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will be observed In solemn fast from six o clock the
evening Of the 18th TO the hour the evening Of
the 18th instant
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ANEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT PHIIp's-.

ATEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT PHILIP b.,
IN Edde Round the Rectoy by Owen varra price 20
sanded Years tale OF the
by osmond Tnhny; vol price ~ 25 MI ~ ~
the ladies' and For
OF Life illustrated bet vri
arranged and original u
library or social circles by Angel MD and Caroins Mcr
sercau; vol; prico 81 2S. sJ.41 $3.50
Souvenir 1882 twelve clesan. enssvnss on
steel from original pictures; price s5 - ~
Tho Josephine Gallery edited by Alice and Cary
orcd pis'cs; price - FRANKLIN PHILIPS
New Bookstore, 3d9 Penn. avenue,
scps between 9Th and losh streets
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DIED,

Yesterday morning FRANKLIN PIERCE aged one year. son of
SounRy S. and IsaBsILA PAskxR.
His funeral win place. parents this
crnoon at half past three O'Clock.
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THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON DOCUMENTARY

n
The london Illustrated Drawing with 800 illustrative
iugs and diagrams by Robert Scott Burn price 81
Ornamental Drawing and Architectural Design with 200 ustra
tons; by Burn; price 81 cents,
Mechanics Mechanism with 200
Burn price 80 cents
Tue Engine History Mechanism; engraved lus
trations of the Locomotive, Marine
burn; 50 t = n
few copies Of each inst imported from London by
TAYLOR MAURy
seps bookstore 3aA Penn sv near OH :,
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GRAND PIc-SIc.-The Washington Light Infantry, Capt
James T. Davis, will celebrate the glorious Twelfth, their
own twenty second anniversary, by grand pic mic at
Arlington Spring Monday next They cannot fail to
have good time.
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Sep 3-.1otdI
EIFTEEN-pOLLAR BLACK sick ROBES. with

ENFTEEN-DOLLAR BLACK SILK ROBES, with
IL three cooed aounccs really fine goods well worth 1926.
Also large Of other extra fine and stylish
designs.
"Btyaier plaid popclncs."
Do do "fastore cloths
Many choice things in black and white and 'gray fabrics
dresses.
Many neutral colorcd aud mixed drab fabrics.
We are opening supplies daily.
One price only marked In plain figures hence person
either unicrcharged
We opening any We really sincere
ly serious this point e
All bills presented monthly Tor in
monts In small instruments viii not purpose
Strangers and residents solicited visit in
ours no obligation To purchase.
PERRY 4 BROTHER
HCcniral Storcsn building
sept I--lotdn opposite Centre Market
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS,

WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS;
Washington for Baltimore at 535 and 75, and so
and 4.45 p. m. On Sunday at 9. 30, p. only
Baltimore 80 and $40, M and $50 and $50,
On Sunday at 4. 80 a. M, only.
The 745 4s5 only VIII stations and for An
napois
The 45 and 80 the chefconnectng trains for
the West, the 80 49, $40 trains for the East
further information inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Office Washington Tiios. H. PARSONS, Agent.
Aug 10 tFtf e
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AroTIcE mo- TRAyELLERs.--NEM ARRANGI

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.-NEW ARRANGE
MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCHEDUI WASH
DIRECT ALL PARTS THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD INETwo daily lines from Washington for the South
Southwest their borths foot OF 9Th 6
and Passengers by the morning boat obtain fine
breakfast on board and enjoy pleasant sail o. 81 hours down the
beautiful passing full view Of Mount Vernon BY the
evening they good and OF four hours in
comfortable bers and In Richmond time
connect the South and Southwest
great mail this route being IA
100 miles less raroading than by other route
making certain connexions 10
TRKDKucKsDuRe IEERsBrRo VIRGINIA WELDON
WnxrSGroy n c. CHAEfros s. c. AUGUSTA Ga. MONTGOMERY
MomIs, ALA. NEW ORLEANS
Richmond the Danvilc southside Virginia.
Tennessee, Enst Tennessee railroads
FOR TIE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvillc, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
Iynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
through further Information
southern ticket Office No 3I2 Pennsylvania
Hotel board the boats foot OF 9Th
GEO. Il. MATrINLY
August lily Ticket Agent.
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SUMMER RESORT.
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

L,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE WEST, sOUfHWEssT, AND NORTHWfEST.-BALTL
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD FALL. ARRANGEMENTS
Three through daily Sunday from Wash
ington for the West, as follows
lt Mail train IS and 715, Sunday excepted
allowing passengers breakfast the Relay House. Washing
Junction. before proceeding West.
I'd The Cincinnati St. Louis Express leaves Wash
ingon at &c. reaching Cincinnati at next day and
connecting directly with Louisville, Cairo and the
Southwest aud for louis Kansas, &c. Time Washington
Cincinnati 2s hours or to St Louis only "A hours.
81 CINCINNATI Dayton Indianapolis Cairo St. Louis Chicago and
Norwe Express leaves daily Saturday and Sunday
AS connecting Washington junction Baltimore leaving
To view the mountain Of the
road daylight take the $50 and 7A5, 445, train
from, Washington.
Parkersburg and all the Northwestern Virginia road
take the 330 train. For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
the
Through tickets and baggage checks all quarters and
other possible facility will be found upon this route.
the main OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road will leave Washington rs follows:
For all points between Washington Junction and Piedmont take the
535 or 7.45, a. trains.
stations Piedmont and Wheeling, take the As
To with the Frederick train the $50
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Treasury Departms MT,
Septembcr 3, 1858.
DoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

Il LAInES-Frcnch and English Washington, n c.
Princpal-Donnd Macleod, A. n. University, Glasgow
The academic will begin the Monday Sep
tcinbcr, and end the both dny OF June following
For thorough literary and scientific urc social sound
elementary instruction. and the efficiency and the French
department. s unsurpassed.
The highest class will be Of hst seniors Of last and
others who DO equally prepared TAKE tho most elevated
In science and literature For further information u
lars. July 3-D&SwWed&eat
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(tHILDREN'S WEAR.--Large lots of new and
choice things oldrens wear many styles scarce
ali offered at
ALSO, opened to-day
pieces OF those and thick white shaker
that do not shrink Washing tho article for
thick, skirts
Black and all other coIors " Josie fanncls.n
g Rca WEIGH nannes in all qualities and prices
With all other leading fancy and staple American and
European dry
Our northern and correspondents send supplies
daily
price only plain figures inexperienced
other buyers overchsrrcd.
We opening accounts.
al bills presented just when We need their amount.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores, building,
Sop 4--10dn Opposite Centre Market.
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TMPORTANT to Librarians and Book buyers.-

IMPORTANT to Librarians and Book buyers
Now ready The Librarians Manuaa photography
comprising select descriptive list Of photographed works which
added Historical Descriptive Notices Of Public Libraries
Europe and Amoca illustrated with cngravings by A. Guild
librarian Of Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island
This Manual constitutes volume OF hundred and fifty
pages, including complete index handsomely printed the
style antique superior making splendid
Of American Typography Price % in halfcx neat, g.
the number Of copies prntci limited those DESTROYS Of obtain
ing tho work solicited to make early application
FRANKLIN PHILIP Bookseller,
Scp9 332 Penn. avenue, bot. 9th and 10th streets.
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LNPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
Howard, the Heights three miles Yves. OF Alexandria
Rev. JOHN T. MCGUIRE, Rector.
The session Of this institution will commence on "Wednesday,
the 9Th Of September.
full Of Ancient and Modern Ian
the Natural Sciences Mathematics English, Music Drawing
Terms $3.50 session. payable invariably semiannunl adj
OF tho session. and tl25
the second Wednesday In February. rs.- .
This includes board tuition In the regular course and
light fuel washing mending &ceverything in
short books stationery and clothing and what furnished
the publ.
Music and drawing are extra charges.
Pamphlets containing full account OF the school will be sent
Applications further
nation the Rector Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia.
Right Rev. VIM. Meade, ID. d. .t
Right Rev. John Johns, d. ID.
The clergy OF the diocese.
The Professors OF the University of Virginia.
July 24-3awSSep
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR RocKvILIE. This fair opened
Thursday morning and closed last night 1t at
tended by great numbers of agiculturists from the
rounding country we'll visitors from this
city and county and from Virginia IL is estimated that
five or six thousand persons present many of whom
were ladies. The assembly addressed by Judge T.
Collins Lee, of Baltimore and Robert Ould esq. of
Georgetown We learn that the subsequent exercises
passed off WE'LL and gave great satisfaction to NIL who
were present. ss...sl n 8fis ~