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DIED.

On the 18th ultimo, ANN WHITING. second
daughter of Dudley Diggis, esq, late of Fauqu'er
county. just four months and three days hah
ELAPSED since beloved younger sister was buried
now another seat il vacant; another earth mound Is
raised and she is laid beside that sister she loved
so we'll. Possessing more than usual energy OF Spi-
rit she often exerted herself beyond her strength.
and struggled with disease. which had long been
preying upon her, and We scarcely could say she
was sick, before her spirit had fled:
"And the heart that once was gay,
Within the tomb now darkly dwellS. A.
After a short bat severe illness, At his residence
Loudoun county. NEAR Middleburg,) ON Monday
morning, July 4th Mr.. BuSIiROD ANDERSON,
in the 51th year Of his age. lie was II KIND, Low
ing. and afectionate husband, master, aud friend
How uncertain is life, how certain is death. INV"
shall b. in the field, the one shall be taken. AMI
the other left" "Man cumcth forth like II Hover.
and il cut down, he h-cth u shadow, and con
tinueth not.
death, like an Overlooking stream,
Sweeps Us away; our lics II dream
An empty tale, n morning flower,
Cut down and withercd in an hour
Leeshurg papers. please c"py.l
On the 5th inst, Of whooping cough. at the rest
dsnce of his grandfather, John ;. Gallaher.l III
the city of Washington, EUGENE j.. y"unSest
son Of George +. and Mary Helen SenSeney, Of
Winchester, Va.
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MRS McCORMICK,s SCHOOL,

MRS MCCORMICK desires to inform her
wi friends and the public generally, that he
Will resume the duties of her school on the hrst
Monday in September neAt
The course "i study pursued, will comprise all
the branches requisite I" II thorough English rlu-
chtiOn
Ia addition to her day scholars. she is DESTROYS Of
receiving lnto her family, few pupils rs hoardcrs.
aged from 10 to II years, who will be undor her
immediate and oversight.
For terms and further particulars. apply at her
residence No. 81 Cameron street. is 2I-cuti
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Government Receipts and Expenditures.

The U. s. treasury receipts for the quar-
ter ending June Both, 1859, were so, l26,.
452, of which Sl4 $50, S23. were from GUS
toms, S442,316 from public lands, aud 81
0O5, 200 from treasury notes issued. The
expenditures for the same period were SO
2l2, 1855, Of which S4,31I3.0 32 were for civil
and foreign intercourse aud miscellaneous,
81 $50, $40 for pensions and Indian affairs.
s. 0S1 IA for the army, &c. S3,5I Hos Tor
the navy, Sl0,0l6,00u for payment OF trea-
sur, notes, 81 SOB l9 for interest Oh public
debt, and $40, l6l for the creditors OF Texas.
SUNDAY School UNION BooKs.-We have
another instalment Of the issues of New
Books, by the American Sunday School
Union. They are--llans and his Northern
lIome-giving an account of the Arctic re-
gons and their Inhabitants; Ellen Mourdant
or the fruits of True Religion; Emma AL
ston or the new life; Lizze Claire or the
Last Penny; Freddy, the runaway, Or the
lost found All these books for children,
are attractive in the interest of the sto-
ries they narrate, aud cannot fail to make
the most useful Impression upon the minds OF
children who read them. They are beautl-
fully printed and handsomely bound. We
call the attention of parents to them-tor' ut
u very small expense, they can procure tor
their sons and daughters IL Library OF really
excellent books. The volumes are received
regularly and can all be obtained at the
bookstore of James Entwisle K Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

1t is proposed that the Opposition Conven
ton in Virginia, be held at Richmond, ol
the eth of October next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

the Lunatc Asylum in Staunton. Va. was
killed on Friday last by one Of the patients,
who struck her with heavy brush on the
head, causing her death shortly after. She
was formerly of Rockbridge county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
NINETY FoURTH SESSION, 1859, go.

NINETY-FOURTH SESSION, 1859, go.
Vim. Gibson, NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor oi sur
gerry.
Samuel Jackson, VI. d., Professor of Institutes
of Medicine.
George Is. Wood. VI. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice ot Medicine.
Hugh l.. Hodge, VI. D. Professor of Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
Joseph Carson. VI. d., Professor of Muteria Me
dica and Pharmacy.
Robert T.. Rogers. VI. b., Professor Of Chernis-
try.
Joseph Leily. VI. d., Professor OF Anatomy.
Henry H. Smith. VI. D., Professor of Surgery.
Vim. Hunt. NJ D.. Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Lectures ot the Session will begin on the
second Monday of October, and close on the LIT oi
March.
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Ses-
SION in the Medical Hall, by the Prot, ss"rs, AMI at
the Pennsylvania and other Hospitals.
The Dissrrting Rooms, under the superlnten-
dcnce of the Professor of Anatomy and the Demon
stratur. open from the middle OF September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Ap-
plicaton of Bandages. &c is open earl in Septrm-
her and throughout the Session. under the super
vision OF the Professor of Surgery.
Surgical Demonstration. {. = Bishop. VI. ID.
Fees for the Lectures each Professor Si5)....SlOj
Matricuaon Fee paid once only, ).............. ,
Graduation Fee. ~
r. L. ROGERS. NJ. D., Dean of
the Medical Faculty. University Building.
f. y. DICK Janitrr, University Building.
T. = Board NAV he had AT from S2.5O to 81 per
week Philadelphia. iy ll-law5m
DIEDMONT ACADEMY, CuLrEPEm CorSTr,
| VIRGINIA. Boor'ii"y Sch"o' I"r G"y', pre-
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Miss ELLEN MARX, will resume her SCHOOL

On III IJW ~ .NWtWUrT
LIVERY attention, a. heretofore, will be given,
IL that the pupil. may be thoroughly taught,
rather than prematurry advanced. The higher
classes HAY. the advantage "i instruction III Mnth
enatc. aud the Ancient Languages. from gen
tleman well qualified 10 advance them. Terms n
usual. French aud Music ar Professors charges.
A. the number OF pupils will lac more limited than
formerly, parents desiring I" enter their daughters
will please make um early application.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
PUBLIC SALE uFNAl..

I,GMMlSSIONERS PUBLIC SALE OF VAL
y UABLE REAL ESTATE, IN ClLPtPER
COUNTY, Vain obedience I" a decree 81 Ito
Circuit Cour, OF Culpeper county, msde NJ Ms juno
term 1889, in the suit OF Ross and iahSbr"uth,
". MAJOR and ai. the undersigned Commissions.
appointed tor the purpose, in said case, will, ~
The llh dng Ut Auga- merit, if fair, II not the neat
fair day, proceed 10 sell the premises, at Spring
field. the rrsidenc. Of VIM. Major, NJ public Hur-
tion. to the highest bidder, that well known ani
desirable farm. called "SPRINGFlELD,' i"rmer-
ly the residence at Capt. Philip Slaughter, decd,
containing, by survey. 500 ACRES. more 81 les.
This farm lies well, the fields very equally and
conveniently diyided-i- abundant wster,i. auI
- "a has on II u cOmmodious ID W Ell Ii II
- HOUSE, and all the necessary and cvu,e-
uient out houses.
fine young Orchard of Apple, Peach, and
other choice Fruit Trees-the garden H. Ii superior
one-thc outer aud cross fencing ID III hrst-ral,
condition. In short, il is too we'll known tu re
quirc extended notice than to say that IN
most highly improved and productive condition.
II is about SIX miles from Mitchel's Station, On
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, near Church.
Of the different denominations, and III most
heathful climate, and excellent socisty.
Also. leo acres of TIMBER LAND being tho
same mentioned IN the bill, as purchased of James
l.. kemper. lying near Springfield.
TERMS:--So much of the purchase money viii
be required To be paid in cash. will be necessary
TO deray the costs of the sait and the expense ct
making the sale, including the costs of adNerus-
ing the same land, under order made ou Ihe
18th of November, 1855 The balance IN one, no
aud three years. in equal instruments secured 10y
the bonds of the purchasers, bearing interest from
the day of sale, with good security and retaining
the legal title To the l,nd until the whole is paid.
JAMES F. STR0THER. Commis.
JAMES BARBOUR. SiouerS
JOHN ". BELL. TO sell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

Incomplete returns from the Oregon Con
gressional election, Indicate the success oi
Mr.. Stone DEM by small majority
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

The new steamship York Town. Of Messrs.
Ludam 4 Watson's line of New York and
Richmond steamers, went on a trial trip last
Wednesday III New York bay. There was
!. large party Of invited guests on board.
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AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE.-On "Wednesday, hs l7h in
l. sidat at 10 O'Clock. A. w., shall offer for ala
at public auction, in front of the Mayor Oti,c.
in the city OF Alexandria, Virginia, TWELVE
SHARES OF VIRGINIA STATE STOCK -
Terms, cash. EDWIN c. FIFTH I'LL.
Administrator of N. c. Fitzhugh. iced.
F,irf,N Comfy Va aug g-eot.
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LIVE STOCK AGENCY
nv JAMES RICHARD SHOOT.

At The SOLICITATION OF SEVERAL
~ friends. have been induced To cs'ahi'Hh MI
agency for the sale cf CATTLE, SHEEP, &c, ~
TN. and tho District markets. Washington and
Georgetown.) Having the advantage al iotr and
pastures convenient To the Cattle Scales, persons
tny0ring me with cousignments Of their stock, are
assured that they will be properly cared for. and
sold the very best advantage al the lowest rate
Of cummission most respectfully solicit the pa
tronage of the farmers and graziers throughout
the State and for puncluaiy and responsibility,
refer them tu the following named hIns and III
dvdual-
Col John VI. Harrison, Loud"un County, Va.
DIR. ". Il. Cochran, -
b. +. Ri>ey, Fauquer County, Virginia.
y. L"ughboryugh,
r. A. l,rrwis. Alexandria. Virginia.
Marshall ) Ward, e
P.S. ANY information desired will be cheerful
~ given. by addressing me AT AleAnndra, Va.
jy 2n-2awlm D. H. :.
CHARLES IIERN DON, (LArE CONWAY
u HrnSpoy.) ATTORNEY AT Law, FRED
gRIcEsBuRG, Va, continues to practice III the
Court. Of King George, Stafford, Caroline, Spot.
sylyauiu and the town of fredericksburg.
Collections promptly made and RENTED.
-EErEKESCEs:-
David Funston, Mes.r.. Fowle Il Coz
George W. Brent, Mcssrs. CuAenoye 4 Co.
Francis l.. Smith, McNelgb chamberlain
John g. Daincerheld, Smoot, Ubler Co.,
John ). Barbour, Robinson Payne,
Lewis Mckenzie. John ii. Brent,
Burke L Herbert. Bryan Adams Il Coz
e. +. Srttlc & Co., aud other merchants.
Prederirks hurg Va. iy 26-dk"lv
runu,s :. pyYroS =. }. AECHER.
PEYTON ARCHER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1879 CARY ST.,
" RIcHMoSp, VInGISIA. devote their entire atten-
ton To- the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOfR,
and other COUNTRY PRODLCE, aud 10 the
purchase ol SUPPLIES for their Country customers.
--HgPEg 70
John &. Lane, esd Ropp"h""""'S, "a.
Ab.alom Jordan, esq,
Rev. W. L. Leayell,
Monroe Kelley, esq,
PowlIutan Robertson, esq, C"tpspsr, Va.
K ". bowman, ESD, f""Y"'sr, w.
Rirhlnond, ie lS-eoly
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Total for tho week. $+yls9l6 Sbss1ilo 800, ~
pr,,iously r.p Iii, 7vs 635 Tj.y;f2.Gl8 l52,392Os6

snc. Jan lS..... S5i G2s55 Ss2,521s2s $l5s6l@ sos
Included in the imports for tho week are *24.o67
10 chinaware; $23, 5g2 in esrthenware; SO Oh IN
indigo; $52,694 in furs; $3O,l7O IN lemons $3osoa
in jewelry; $4l,7l7 in watches; $l3Ol7 in hrsties;
$50. 8oq in dressed hides and leather; $5S,55l in
undressed do $5S.aQt in brandy; $l2,232 in rum;
s344s4 in wines; Sl2,3l0 in chains and anchors;
$500 in copper $4l.2s4 in hardware; $lO, lsl in
pig iron; $29, j34 in railroad bars; $ll,soz IN
sheet iron; $6G.477 in bar iron; S2O.OsO in steel
500, 2O7 in tin plates; slj,l7s in wire; $3l6s in
books; $IO,l22 in rosewood; S2i,4sO in buttons;
$50, s2s in cigars; $444, i4s in coffee; $sl.62I in
fancy goods $32 237 in molasses; $24,344 in rags;
S3s3. $50 in hid tee. and Dbl. sugar; $I6,22l IN
boz and bag do, and $54.662 in wool.-N D.
H.. J,fI
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" FARM IN UPPER FAUQulER.-By viz.
tue of decree of the Circuit Court of FauuuI,r
county, pronounced on the 18th day OF April, ls5>.
in the suit If Adams W. Marshall. the undersigned
commis sioners therein named. will offer for sale ~
public auction. TO the highest bidder, OH the pre-
miScs on ME sri day Of indy, 1859, the yauabl"
and productive farm in the bill and proceeding, III
said suit mentioned. This land adjoinS the lands
of jaime. L. Marshall. Fleet q. Rust. and others.
contains FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FOUR ACRES, is of good quality, and well sup.
miles of Piedmont and Markham Stations, Oh the
Manassas Gap Railroad, and within the same dis
lance of Leeds Church. There is OH the premises
ID comfortable DWELLING H0US L and
.l.G out houses, and being convenient to market,
and in pleasant rcighborhood, offers many III
ducements to purchasers.
TERNS.-The purchaser to pay down in ci.sh
$4,000 the day Of sale, and to execute his bonds
for the residue, with sufficient security payable ia
six. twelve and eighteen months respectively, IA
equal instruments, with interest from day of sale.
It,- The above sale is postponed until NoHdng
.Jmiy 2iih Court day. and the land will on that
day he offered At Wsrrenton.
Fauquer county, my li-eots
re- The above sale Is postponed until hs 22d
tag gJ august 1893, and the land will then bs OF
Tered nj WarreutOn, in front of the Court house #
fauluier county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

There was very heavy rain at Richmond,
and in that ncighbrrhood, on Saturday last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

Is prepared to eXerute orders Tor STATIONERY
STEAM Engines. BOILERS. Mill Gearing. Shalt
lug Pull.ys AMI Hangers, Tobacco Screws Pumps,
Fans Slid. and Hand Lahe-. Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast Railing Columns and Girlerr, Gas OF water
Pine and Machinery Of every description. supe.
rior CASTINGS made 10 orJrI at short notice aud
on reasonable terms. ap l-sou
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DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, AT
/ MANASSAS STATION. BY virtue of an or
der of the County Court OF Prince William county,
pronounced at the June term Of said Court, i'll the
case of Cannon 4 Brother ". Walter K. Baker
also f. J. Cannon ". same, shall! proceed To sell
at the front door Of the Court House, on N. FIRST
WDHd1y ~ Nspt,nJ,r merit, ONE ACRE of LAND.
-. at Manassas Station. Oh which there is good
E:I DWELLING HOUSE. and other out houses.
TERMS or SALE--A credit of six. twelve, and
eighteen mouths, will be given. the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security. to bear interest
from the day of sae-the title 10 be withheld until
all the purchase money is paid.
j. X. PURCELL. Deputy Sheriff, for
;. h. DAVIS, Sheriff.
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Complaints Of the want of rain, in the
surrounding country, still reach us.
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lSSlRl blbES
EDWARD B. SMITH, NJ. A.. Principal.
MaGIII SMITH M A.

The third session of my School, hthert" located
in AIbemurle county, will begin On the first OF
September next. The new location Is easily ac-
cessibe from all parts of the country, being within
a short walk uf Cuprper depot, on the orange and
Alexandria Railroad. three hours ride from Alex
,uJriu All the usual subjects will be taught
Holding the degree Of Master of Arts Of the I'M
yer,i,v of Virginia. having taught for two years IN
that institution, ~ an Assistant Instructor hnd
HAVING hud besides several years experience IN
teaching aud conducting my School, leel enabled
To- promise thorough instruction IN every branch
Nv assistant J. also Master at Arts ot the lnl
y.rsitv, and has taught for some years, with great
efficiency and success. j..
TIRMs For board aud tuition Tor each hali
session of five months, Sl2j-ryerythlng furnish
,d hut LIGHTS Payment required in advance
For catalogues containing further information
recommendations. &c, address me. At CulePer Z.
H.. Va. EDWARD H. AMil IL, W
Reference j. made To: The Faculty ot the | nj
versiry of Virginia: Rev. John A. BroaduS. Rev
Il. X Meade. Charlottesville, Virginia; OrtaviuS
Cohen John Richardson. e-lrS.. Savannah ua''
Dr. WIN. W. Roper, Bowling Grcen, Caroline co.,
Va: Prof WIN. J. Martin, Chapel liIil, y. u;
Hon. Edmund Martin, Greenfield, ). T.; deorge
Hives. 7 X. Dew. eSqrs., A!brinarle, Va; H. L'
Walker. :. Mason. c-Ir-., Richmond. Texas; jas
Woolbrusc. Thomas W. Brockrnbrough. "Sqrs"
Richmond, Va; Dr. Lloyd Warhrld, Lexington
C,tuclv &c Culpeper ru.. ie lT--wf
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OTICE.-rhe subscribers have formed Co
~ PARTNERSHIP under the trim Of j. b. Il
X H. HUTTON, for the purpose oil manufacture
ing WOOLEN GOODS, ut auckland, Prince vii.
liam County, Va.
JOHN b. HUTTON, auckland, Va.
ROBT. II. HUNIoN, Alexandria, Va
ian Scott
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es ks:a ezs.s
CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED. August :.

ARRIVED. August s.
Boats Mary Shaw, Ann Gilleece, George Lynn,
Morgan Miller. DIR. X. A. Doughsrty, Francis
Bloodgood, Safety, Clark, Utica, aud Hopewell,
coal To +. j. Mehatiey,
Boats Lady Helen. Niagara. Joseph knode, Ex
celsi"r, and Rainbow, coal to Borden Mining Gu.
Boats Ellen Bell. John Nanlesr, and Benz. Oar
by, coal TO Frostburg Coal Co.
Boat Eugene, coal to American Coal Co.
.,sfs- NOTICE. Camp Meeting for Fairfax
Circuit. will be held. Providence permitting,) in
the Woods of Bro. JOSHUA Gibson. ON the Alex
Andria and Lecsburg Turnpike Road. IA miles
rom Alexandria, to commence on Friday, Au-
gust 10th, 1889
forenoon of Tuesday, August 9Th. tn meet such rs
may wish to encamp on the ground, to attend to
The selection of sites. &c.
Preachers and people of adjoining charges are
respectfully invited To attend.
b. n. BROWN. p f.. Alex. District,
WILLIAM q. COE, Pr in charge
Fairfax Z. H.. aug 5-eawtd Fairfax Circuit.
MRS. KINGsF0RD's SEMINARY,
4l5, 4 STREET, WASHINGTON. D..
WE exercises of this School will be resumed,
L October LIST, 1859.
Circulars. including terms, will be furnished on
application TO the shove address.
Washington aug 9-eotOctl
Gs5A FOR SALE.-A three story BRICK
,1W DWELLING. On the West side of Payne,
between Duke aud Prince streets. There are ten
rooms IN the house, two Parlors, six Chambers,
piinlng Room, and Kitchen. and water at the
hitrhen door. Apply to
aug Civ RICHARD H. GEMENY.
tDklN'S OINTMENT; Celery Seed; Phos-
~ phate Lime; Opium; Dalley's Pain Extractor;
iohqua Beans; Extract of Logwood best Starch;
citrate OF lron--just received and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR., Apothecary,
aug "a. King street
I NlBA M0LASSES.-60 hhds. SWEET CUBA
~ MOLASSES, daily expected per Schr. ~. A.
rKlCE" [aug 9-2~l FOwLE L co.
CS HALF BARRELS No. | Potomac SHAD,
NJ strictly prime for family use in store and for
sale by WASHINGTON / co
aug
H'RESH BEDFORD WATER this day received,
y and for sale by the barrel or half barrel
suge n COOK 4 co
BBLS. PURE CIDER, Just received, aud
NJ Tor sale by WASHINGTON & co.
aug
WooL purchased ct highest cash prices, BY
W 1saS HILL, BROWN / PAKTLoW.
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sInn REWARD.-Ranawuy from the sub
OlUVscribcr. about the 18th of June, negr"
man JOSEPH, who calls himself 10 Long 10
is rather light color, about 20 years old, five feet
< or y inches high, with rather thick lips, no par
ticmlar marks re-"llected. nor d" | know what
kind of clothes he wore. lie was hired for the
year To Mr.. J. A. Chuppalier. near Pnris, VIII" had
some difficulty with hm-and il Is supposed he Is
still lurking about the ncghborhood. 4 rcward III
so will be given II found aud apprchrmded i'll
the cishborhood or county. and delivered I" me;
SlNO il taken up out of the State, and secured so
that get him. A. II. SETTLE, EXr. ufC. Carr.
puris Enmunrr rnmmtY. " In--entf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

The Messrs. boswell, of Virginia, have
been offered the sum of SIS 500 for their illy
Fanny Washington, and their celebrated
brood mare Nena and her three Revenue
colts, Planet. Exchcquer, and u yearling.-
Planet is estimated at $4,000, Exchequer ut
50, 900, the old mare and the ycarling at 81
800, and the Fanny Washington at $1,000.
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Ro,rJ with every personal accommodation, 10
,,.,n,h. $40: Music $40 Higher English $50;
Io,,r do. $50: French S3U: Latin and Greek sZo
each prawin. and Painting $50 each.
Bills must be paid half in advance ana Tue re-
m,ind.r at the end of the term. Rigid ihterihe-
diate and final examinations. No store accounts
,LInw.L except by express permission oi parents
or guardians. No deductions except tor Pr"tra'
ted illness. No pupil received for less than I'VE
months. For further particulars. address
REV. b. b. EWING. Gordons''iie' Va
RgpEnE>ct> Judge K. ii. Field ,u'pepef -
II D., l,hu n Bncock, II. d.. Georgetown:
R.y q 70. Armstrong. ID. d.. Norfolk: Col. W. ,.
E,mur. Alexandria: Drs. Morse aud Hoge hirh-
mond. Gord"ns'l'ir' a''D
n, ppnI.y Ma ". W. TEBBS.
Dr;nninlls
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AUCTION SALES.

Bi I. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MILL BE SOLD, ON WEDNESDAY, the
w 10th instant, i'll front of the Theatre Build
tns, On Cameron street at IL o'clock
30 boxes Olive aud Chemical Soap
Almond do
20 SOuchopg Tea
bhls. White Wine Vinegar
10 baskets Champagne 'de'N lauout"
cases jamaica Rum
81 kegs White Lead; % kegs Zinc Paint
case Kip Boots
Loot Wrapping Paper--also Ground Pepper
Mustard. Indigo. Yeast Powders. &c. So.
The attention of the trade is particularly invited
To the above sale. Terms cash. aug SIT
HANDSOME FARM FOR SALE-By viz
/ Il tue Of deed of trust from :. j. Saunders
AMI wife. to the undersigned. dated the lSt Of Sep
teaber. 1884. aud duly recorded. | will offer for
sale. by auction. on Saturday, me 3d day gf Sep
,rD,bcr merit. at ~ o'ciock. A w.. in front of the
Mayor Office. in the town Of Alexandria, the
tract of land in Fairfax county. called CRACKER
HALL. with sundry other tracts iiacent thereto,
containing together about TWO HI NDRED AND
FIVE ACRES. Said land: lie about three miles
from Alexandria. south of Hunting Greek, aud on
the road from Alexandria 10 Mount Vernon.
IT. There are comuodiouS BUILDINGS ON
~ the property, all IN good "rdtr: Terms at
sale b. BARTON, Trustee.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE The val
n liable FARM of the late {. e. TniIrrro, de
ceased, in CuPeper County, is offered tor SALE pr
vatcly. This Farm l. on the Rapidan River, nj
joining the RaPidan Station. Orange and AleNan
dria Railroad-the station being only few hun
drcd yards from the dwelling house aud barn. Ii
contains $50 ACRES, is highly productive. sttua-
ted III beautiful country, AMI surrounded by
e.. most desirable nrghborho"d. The BUILD
III INGS are convenient. aud in good repair.
Terms accommodating. Amy information i'll re.
laton To the Farm may he had by application TO
the subscriber /" the following persons :-RUht.
A. Mayo esq. DIR. +. W. Roddy. Richmond; DR..
A. Talaferro. Culpepcr Court House, OF DIR. ii. ID.
Taliaicrro, Orange Court House.
LAW. H. TALIAFERRO.
Rapdan Station. Culpeper Co.. NH 7-2awtf
T.." This Farm will be offered for sale publicly,
tie 9TH day Of September, unless sold privately
before that time. and will be divided. if desired.
into two parts. provided both parts can be sold.
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