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Also bin authorizing the paving Of the east side of
Fourth street east between East Capitol aud streets
north which was taken up and passed.
Also u bill providing for the trimming and travelling
of street north between Second and Third streets west
which was taken up and passed.
Also bill making appropriation for the grading
Of Connecticut avenue, with adverse report 10 the
amendment of the Board Of Aldermen which report
agreed TO-
Also, bill appropriatug nine hundred and sixty dol
lars for the grading Of street south from Eighth 10
Eleventh street east which taken up and passed
Mr.. TREE, from the committee ON public schools re-
ported adversely to bill imposing additional school
tax and moved that the same be laid upon the table
which was agreed TO-
Mr.. MuLLoY from the committee on police, reported
back the petition of j. H. Boyle H. d. Cooper and 9TH
es in relation to hogs with bill the consideration of
which, motion of Mr. JoNs postponed until the
next meeting.
Also bill regulating the inspection and measurement
of lumber which, after much discussion was taken up
and passed
Mr.. BonREa from the committee on police reported
bill appopriang thousand dollars for the connexion
of the centre meat market houses Eighth street
which was taken up and passed,
Mr. PALMER, from the health committee, reported a
bill regulating the sale of posons which taken up
and passed.
Mr. VAN REswlcK presented the petition of Thomas
Goodal and others in relation to certain improvements
which referred TO the committee on claims.
bill from the Board of Aldermen making appro
priaton of one hundred and fifteen dollars for repair of
the male primary school in the second district taken
up and passed
Another bill from the Board of Aldermen authorizing
the trustees of public schools to lease school houses
referred to the committee schools.
Mr. POWELL moved to suspend the rules In order to
take up bill for the relief of f. j. Jones and j. f. De-
vine and his motion agreed to.
After lengthy discussion, the bill rejected.
Mr. MuLboY introduced bill making appropriation
for bridge in the Fifth ward which referred TO the
committee on improvements.
bill from the Board of Aldermen for the repair Of
Second street east between and streets north,
referred to the committee improvements,
Also bill from the same board making appropria-
ton for excavatng the eastern basin of the canal
referred to the committee canals.
Also a bill from the same board for the repair of a
portion of the City Hall roof taken up and passed
After which, motion of Mr.. JONES, the board adj
iourned
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS:
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD ~
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
through Southwestern Rail
ro Sixth street. Washing
board OF the Steam Ferry Page the Office
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
To Richmond, anyile Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsvilc Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans.
By Direct Railway Connexions Memphis
Aording Expedition Comfort being
shelter than by any other ronte.
ferry the foot OF Seventh
a6 O'Clock for alexandria, where take tho for
Richmond Charlottesville saunn White sulphur Springs Wood
sto &c IA m, Richmond all points Southwest
making and close connexions to Memphis.
Baggage omnbuseg the Office, Pa avenue
O'Clock, m, and p.
.... JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June I8-u Washington
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A DAPTED FOR AUTUMN AND EARLY WIN
u ter.--I1,dies' cloth Ragands IN all colors
Kepelhnt do do do
Tweed do do
Ribbed and plain black cloths for coaks circulars
hasques.
Back coorod silk vevets.
Extra ino and low priced black "habt cloth.'
With all other goods suited general family wants
tone price only marked 10 plain figures therefore purchaser
deceived '....
New supplies daily Northern Eastern correspondents
We opening any
All old bills must be paid in cash prior 10 beginning
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing may
PERRY &
.Ccnrnl Storos,'' building,
Sept 7--l0th opposite Centre Market
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LtDIES-FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
800 II street, Washington.

PrnCipal-DONAD MACLEOD, A. NJ, University of Glasgow
The next academic term will begin the second Monday of Sep
tember and end on the 30th OF June following
For thorough literary and scientific culture sound elementary
structon, efficiency the French department. and for
social advantages, IT II unsurpassed.
Every class the primary well as the senior enjoys the personal
supervision the PRINCIPAL who is assisted by three ladies OF ability
experience, and the highest education.
No school out of Paris possesses puror standard OF gd French
of bad French conversation and writing
facilities for acquiring that language strengthened by
the accession of Prof ALEXANDER.
MUSIC ON TIE PIANO THE GUITAR AND THE HARP
taught the ladies Of the family offering advantages
day scholars well as boarders
highest class composed first seniors of last will take
the of literature and science for which they prepared aud
will receive the end of the diplomas suitable testimonials
For further information circulars.
Sep l--df2w Star&States
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LUFTEEN-DOLLAR BLACK SILK ROBES with
a. three coored nounces, really fine goods well worth
Also large Of other fine and stylish new
designs.
"Hayaiior phid popalnes.p
DO do "lEbtore cloths
Many choice things in black and white and "gray fabrics"
dresses.
Many neutral ooored and mixed drab fabrics.
We opening supplies daily.
One price only marked plain figures person 1,
either underchargcd.
We opening any are really and sincere
ly serious this point.
All bills presented monthly for payment in cash. pay.
ments in small instruments VIII not
Strangers aud residents solicited visit II
no obligation t. purchase.
PERRY BROTHER
"Central Stores, building,
sept f-iotdf opposite Centre Market
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EXCURSION.
EoR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK,

EOR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT NORFOLK
AND POkfShOUri-For the accommodates Of families and
others wishing TO enjoy the uxures fresh hh crabs oysters and
sea oag Afforded by those places the fine safe and commoous
ms M the above points, and continue during the bathing season
commencing saturday July 17h from her berth at the company
wharf loot OF 9th Pney Point
day od Point at A. and Norfolk at s. sunday morning
Returning VIII leave Norfolk Monday Old Point al
M 1ney Point M Tuesday and arrive at Washington at
10, a. m, ON same day.
Fare including 10 pney Point az Old Point Norfolk
% ana Tor the round trip including meals sS Children and
wants hall price Berths free state extra.
Passengers will be taken up landed all the landings the
Potomac.
o tickets and further information apply at the Office OF tho Great
Southern and Southwestern 372 Pennsylvania
nue. three doors Of Hotel tho captain board
the boat, foot Of 9Th street
CHAs =. MITCHELL,
Captain
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
July I'D Superintendent Of p s. D. Company,
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BY. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

YNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE, Thursday after
September 10th O'Clock tho premises by virtue Of
deed dated May A. 1857 and duly recorded in bor a. 81
No. 1874 oo OF the land records for Washington
county shall sell lots Nos IL and H. in subdivision Of 624
"a north between North Capitol and
back ITS feet inches 80 feet alley
each containing ,206 square Title perfect
Terms ouefour cash the residue two, and three
with interest," by deed In trust the premises.
TIiOS j. FISHER, Trustee.
Aug 25--eod&ds J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
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by J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

TVNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOIS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE" on Thursday after
September 10TH at O'Clock the premises by virtue OF
dated May 1857 and duly recorded in ier A. s.
the land Washington
shall sell lots Nos 80 and 49, In the subdivision of
No 62 fronting each % feet inches First street west between
north and streets back 1870 feet inches 10 feet
alley and containing each 3o46 feet Title perfect
fourth cash balance and three
with interest," secured by deed Of trust the premises
TlIOS j. FISHER Trustee
Aug 25-oo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE h Co. Auctioncers.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITES
~ d. BISHOP Cos Booksellers and Sttonors Penn
syvnna avenue under Wizards Hotel 43s
avenue AZ street respectfully invite attention OF parents
guardians teachers their full
hooks FOR tho approaching school which win DO
embrace every book necessary t pupil pub
lc or private schools
Schools and stores supplied ut northern prices
Sept 7--3t
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NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.--NEWA ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS---NEW ARRANGE
MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCHEDULE WASH.
INGToN DIRECT PARTS or THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC
IINETwo daily lines Washington the South
their berths foot OF 9th street.
m p Passengers the morning boat obtains
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail of 81 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing in full view Of Mount Vernon By the
evening boat they insure good and rest OF four hours in
comfortable bers and arrive In Richmond time
with all for the South and Southwest.
great mail this being A
100 less aoadug than by other
making certain connexions TO
RcisosD PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA WELDON
c.; CHARLESTON s. c.; AUGrsTA GA MONTGOMERY
NOZZLE ALA, DIRECT NEw
Also connect Danvle Southsde Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads ~
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvllc, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction. Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
through further Information OF tho
Office No 372 Pennsylvania door
of Browns Hotel on board the boats foot Of 9th street
... GEO +. MATnNIY,
August lily Ticket Agent.
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CT NlNCENT'S SCIIOOlS.--The Day-schools at
~ tachcd ST. Yncents Asylum will business We'd
sday LIST of september The large addition lately made the
house affords opportunity the schools and after
the experience of year they will begin this with very
advantages There fact three distinct schools Vcents
the Orphans School School scholars
School The first Is for the orphan inmates Of the Asylum
discipline immediate
Sisters detailed themselves The School, Is
meet the wants of children whose parents and all
who thus circusaneed earnestly pressed send their chill
drcn to this school, Is entirely distinct hut just diligently at
tended other the training and teaching being strictly alike
in ALL If the results be what might desired perhaps
the aet explanation OF is that the parents seldom leave
their children long enough school The third the Pay School
Tho Sisters of Charity have Pay School aid Of the charities
required for the the orphans In this school literally
that Sisters work. and for the orphans
also that all who send their children there really far contrib
the orphans; and If this the Sisters
Charity would permitted keep School Al that truly
required for the practical purposes life all that constitutes sound
and thorough English education well Taught in this school, and
all its circumstances its charitable object its method Of cuvatng
mind and there interesting
school for girls within the District combining under udciou
management comparatively little with full
improvement the children. Aug 2S-G
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60 UNI MER ARRANGEM EN- I The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will run rs follows:
Alexandria at g. TO- II o'clock M a. and O'Clock
m.
Washington II O'Clock, M g. and O'Clock
m. r..
The THOMAS coIIYF when the route, win at opposite
hours. Fare IL cents
Whaeys omnbuses connecting with the Page Colyer will
Capitol Of 18th and Pennsylvania
the time the boats leave Alexandria
June 8-eod--G RICHARD WALLACE, President
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SCHOOLS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE.

After the usual vacation the exercises in all public
schools We're resumed yesterday What great change
has been made in education within the past two
hundred years. well in other matters The pursuit
of knowledge used to be rough and rugged road but
it has been graded and leyelled and made turn
pike if not railroad Shakespeare, that accurate deli
neator of men and manners, tells us of
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.FlNHE PRESIDENT AND CABINET.-Jnst pub
4 he Photographic portraits Of Mr. Buchanan
oers OF the Cabinet sheet three different
VI 90 VI and 30 cents FREQ BY mail receipt the
stamps otherwise.
heSe photographic groupe both works Of art and faithful por
must be an interesting memento to citizen OF the United
stalcs For sale
FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookseller
sep% 332 Penn nv. between 9th and 10th streets
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BY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctioneers.
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioneers

EIRUbTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LUIS
rennsy between 10th and goth streets west
On Tuesday afternoon September H. at 5 O'clock the premises
by virtue OF deed dated o. 1887 and recorded in
Iber s. 141 foos seq, the subscriber will sell
the following described property All that part OF lot No
square is Pennsylvania beginning
said which the southwest OF tho lot
conveyed by Samuel Hardness Igdan and r. Rhodes then
with the southwest Of said lot
numbered five distance of fifteen feet thence leaving said avenue at
right angles running with the the north
of said j. S. gdan and s. Rhodcss lot and from
thence the place of beginning all that o lot numbered
which Is bound lot conveyed
by Uah Forrest Benjamin Coombes the north by lot No. O.
the the the line OF the prem
hereby granted the south By front
fifteen four inches between the said brick
building conveyed by said Forrest TO said Benjamin
the line of and lot numbered six
a distance OF sixty eight feet eight inches
cash; the residue twelve and
eighteen interest," by deed OF trust the
premises.
All conveyancng the cost Of the purchaser
TIIlS FISHER Trustee.
JAS O. MCGUIRE Il CO..,
Aug 20-d Auctonecrs.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionecrs.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO THE
subscriber, the 3st of December in the year
eighteen S56 and recorded in Iber A. s.
folio So scq and made certain debt due udon
MITCHELL O'clock Saturday September
at store Washington city, c.
accomplish object deed will offer for sale public
called "Eckngton Washington
ing the OF Joseph Gales s bounded on the east by
Baiensbug by land Of Washington
Berry, Kcatngs land south
dairy ue highly improved and contains hundred and
acres, (l07,) or thereabout.
The purchaser VIII be required 10 fourth 81
purchase hand the time sale the residue In six
with interest hore
said and his note for such deferred payments
secured by deed Of trust on the premises
purchaser comply with the OF sae within
days the subscriber the right
premises previous
the risk of such deftulIiDg purchaser.
JOHN T. MITCHELL, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE Co,
Aug 2l-eo&ds AuctioneeTs.
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yITANTED--A Physician Lawyer with cash
wv capital Of from 5000 proprietor OF
established weekly Rural southonor. This oppo
lucrative business,
fesson lourshng county while same he can no
thoroughly establish himself in his proe sion. Apply 10
RICHARD EDWARDS
Box 1927 Baltimore
copy the paper will be any person wishing to Sec H.
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LNXTENSI0N OF THE "NEW BOOK STORE. -
IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends the
public that extensive alterations and improvements in the
Of the completed addition large
stationery
books he has established fine art gallery the OF the
whore will be found tho latest novelties all tho
nences OF public reading leading European Journals
ing regularly received.
r. Philip having correspondents the European
prepared 10 foreign
from long experience in England America feels confident
satisfactory execution OF all orders nrusted o his care
FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller Statonor
Angst 332 Penn av between 9th and 10th streets
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NV ANIED-An agent to transact the business
w and take charge tho city ohvet Gene
terry the Bladensburg Turnpike
Good references Will be required and security by bond
salary will be given. Applications writing viii he received M s.
PatrCks Church until the ID Of next month Aug. 24-du
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THE OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.
WASHINGTON Cry, Sept. 2, 1853.


WASHINGTON Cry Sept 2, 1853.
DEAR SIR In accordance with the 10th section of the
act establishing police force for the city, respectfully
state that the police force during the month of August
have been vgant in the discharge of the duties assigned
them The peace and quiet of the city at this time is
good it has been at any time for the last ten years
The greatest of complaint existing with many
citizens the large number of hogs and dogs running al
large contrary to law which nuisance hope to have
abated in few days. strict orders have been given to
the police to attend to that branch OF business for it
that the taking up of hogs the destroying of
dogs has effect the of those animals in their
keeping them confined There have been arrested and
brought to the guard of the city during the month
3l5 persons large proportion of them charged with
drunkenness and vagancy OF which number there we're
whites 2lS; colored, 81 females, &c males, 2i9
natives of the District of Columbia 1922 Maryland, 81
Virginia, 80 Pennsylvania, IL New York, 10 Ken
lucky Missouri, North Carolina, / Tennessee,
/ ; Ireland, 80; Germany, l6; Italy ; Wales,
France, 2 England, u Scotland ; and, in addition
to this number, SO accommodated with lodgings.
The regulations in relation to the drivers of hackney
carriages have been strictly enforced with
ceent effect and some fines that account have been
imposed. ... ...
The amount of judgments and costs obtained for
violations of the corporation ordinances during the month
of August is $4,000 Al the amount collected is
285 50 and larger amount OF judgments secured by
supersedeas than Mt any previous month
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
]. II. GODDARD,
Chief of Police.
To his Hon. JAMES G. BERRET
Mayor of Washington City.
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR & MAURY's, 1884

Nv Pennsylvania
Travellers Egypt and Adjacent Countries subject to the
the OF Dr. Motz Busch BY W. c..
Wranow, with Illustrations Travelling Map and plan Of
Cairo. london Trubner & Co 81 25.
Appletons American Cyclopedin. vol g. So
the Authorized Version Of the New Testament rs
10
Thornc; Novel, BY Anthony Trolopc. 81.
The Coopers; or Getting Under Way BY Alice b. Haven rs
Age: Cooquial Satire. BY Philip James Bailey. rs
Sermons. By ROberison--3d series. 81.
Belle Britain Tour. 81.
The Two Sisters By Mrs Souhworth vos 81 CLOTH
81 rs.
William the Conqueror. Ry Gen Sir G. Napier, 81 81.
The Problem of life. by Henry w. Carstens 40
King Richard the Second. BY Abbott. SO cents
King Richard the Third. BY Abbott 62
Matter and Force BY Thomas Ewbank. rs cents.
Aqnrclos or, Summer Sketches. 63 cents.
The uldean illustrated JOURNAL in monthly parts Nos for May
and June, 1858. 70 each ~.
Richie Dunnuvants New Map Of Virginia. mounted rollers,
80; pocket edition 81 so.
Sep st lint
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DROWNED On Saturday evening last party consisting
of about twenty young gentlemen went down to the
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nHAMBER SETS. coMpLETE. I'M soIIn WA
RoARDNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

III z y I NTT
Il y LADES-Frcnch and English Washington. n. G.
Princpal-Donad Macleod, A NJ. University, Glasgow.
The next academic term will begin the Monday Sen
tember, aud end on the Both day OF June following.
For thorough literary scientific culture, on,
elementary instruction. and tho efficiency and French
department Is unsurpassed.
The highest class will be composed seniors Of n var az
others who be equally prepared the most esaa
course In science aud literature For further see %
July s-Dts,ywas. 49, s.."
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DEAD-We learn that Patrick Iy nch who was severe
y injured by the fall of bank Of earth while excavang
the trench for the water pipes several days ago. has since
iiai
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Treasury Department,
Soutcmbcr q 1AhG

DROPOSHhS(wil be received, until the 9th inst,
hb OF the Treasury Building for the delivery
bng $50 cords OF oak and 100 cords
and rs tons of white ash
coal, or any portions thereof
The wood 10 be corded and measured at the tho
tractor OF
all lump The whole
places may designated and very quality
Sep A---eodtl5h
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EDUCATION.
INSTITUTE, PENNSYLVANIA AV.

II AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, Pennsylvania Az
ofWlmnq Female college Delaware assisted by Mis- MARISD
AsIED late preoepuess q the same institution and Miss MARY
York win open school for Indies at Nos 1853 and oi Penn
sylyania Monday september Q,
In the aud furnishing the school in the
eal scholastic regulations the methods OF instruction and
city aud worthy Of the confidence Of its citizens
@ q 1 that pursued g GT, asas %a
the entire win DO entitled diploma To insure 70 each
successful study department win twenty four Pu
pills. very limited number win be received members Of the
TUITION Primary department $40 Junior sl2 SO senior
Address through city post 25h afterwards
l. C. LOOMS, A. NJ
Reference the following gentlemen whose daughters
have under my instruction car
Hon Thomas II Hicks, governor Of Maryland.
Peter +. Causey, governor of Delaware.
Rev. Bishop Levi Scott, D. D., Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon Geo W., Spark %aySr e ey W wos,on
J. W Wells, esq department Interior Washington
X zimmerman esq Alexandria, virginia
August 2o-eolm
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, Washington
~ CITY, D O. n W corner Of i and Tenth streets
day Of September.
TUITION, QUARTER.
First and second classes sl2 90
Third class .'.., 10 90
Elh sixth classes 90
pens, copy books
charges French Spanish Italian Latin
Vocal Music, Drawing, Painting &c. Aug 2U--eo2w
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
LIZ Howard the Heights, three miles Of Alexandria
Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE Rector
The session Of this institution will Wednesday
the 9Th Of September.
The studies full Ancient and Modern
agos the Natural Sciences Mathematics English Music Drawing
&C.
Terms $3.50 session. payable Invariably annually in ad
viz 1925 the OF the session. and 1925
the second Wednesday in February
This charge includes board tuition In tho regular and
modern languages light fuel washing including, &coveytng
short books stationery and clothing and what furnished
TO the pupil
Music and drawing extra charges
Pamphlets containing full Of the school will be
request Applications entrance,
nation addressed the Rector o. Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia"
Right Rev. VIM. Meade, d. u.
Right Rev. John Johns d. ID.
The clergy Of the diocese.
The Professors Of the University OF Virginia.
July -3tawt8Sep