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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29

Proves its supe' o-hy 10 al other Medicines u c.eoL
II; fIG T INDICATION
is u relieve the s.se.cr OF PAIN, matter from
what cause may originate, whcro i, my b seated
Nia tie Head, Face, or Throat;
ifia IL, Dick, Spine. or Shoulder;
Ifia tho Arms, Escass, or Side;
lin tn. Joints, Limbs, or Muscles.
lin tho Nerves Teeth, or Ears;
Or Il ether ri c body its application u the
pA's ISrts whore the pain exists will afcrd mnsdl-
sts relief.
II SIZED WIFI rAiy
n the stonach. Bowels, or Kidneys,
Ia the Bladder, Spleen, or LIVER;
Ia tho Teeth, Ears, or Throat;
II tao Grain or No rons System;
One .e,spooafh Of RAILWAYS READY rnlH
70 Hwinrgass ur W ter will, h Few lninnics,
store It's patio:t II case and comfort
II Iamn Cripple or i,eI.ri,itccs
EPal.cl. &c lded or Burna!
II Rt,ised. Wounded or Cot:
Il Strained, IajIret. or ] isiblnl:
II sun i-o =, or sci1 4 with Fits
II Wslk IA the Spine ~ Back
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

In many affections peculiar TO females the kxsrse
Buchu 10 uaeau liei, v any other remedy' asto w
orosis or Oh, irregularity paihfulnes, Of ~
pre.son II customary evHcuatiOHs. liberated or eeH
rhous state Of the uterus leuchorra or Whites ~
ili.y aud for all complai IT'S incident to the sex
er arising from iudiscretion, habits Of dissipatis =
In the z r
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rnE sss,r.r. s,r aa0Nnss.

r. TIE FHzasiiss sj DecS1ssG ssaldss1s.
Tho Lasmsalarc has coassaea the asancy 70 recass
tls names Of ssdcra from this se who hare aler
ID ssrYc OF died irora disease during tss psasut sfss.
Tsse olsowing raaoaussoa was hosh branches
saf she General Assembly
,Rssegvsd That she Agent 90 urgs. ss pabsic sd-
sarssemsst tie families c dsesased
10 sial, that hafrsy lse HE rseaas Of yesysag sud
correcting RegiEensas Tssasza z
iii aecu.dssfrB with sa apTe resolasSon cE tho Gem
sfat earnestly tegosss ssss saaSses and
seieaia 0s deceased saidFs 10 Epswari .oae Tic nass
p ss brave sssca stc aiien batsae III died a
Sersisg dufsng te p.ysens gar The satoTasasson se
asssfsi u e fahae rfss, araitero IL fsga6nf aster
os eu sgs slaio III casi - death, u ws;ss bas-
IT. 81 where died.
woaia asss earnestly Faggset ali The ccnaAnarg
oslssss 81 gygisHss lsss tsia Sszte 70 forward nc
esesai fesafns eg slss ss ia their cs-
faapsss Sst ;he gHning a the var ard - csssstaac
sas vesBs nrng sier tesga q service. 60 tkaa sae
oss a Uphog nay be Us pas 81 aad cosapese as Pos
s;aase
sfsM b. JOHNSTON,
iE..esss.iing Agent oT she sssat1
Al sbe rarsTs IN the Ssase WlI please cepy
ssee sisss. as'd E0rWssd sls % ssc, as RssSsding
AEent Is sssse ssass
IaEsssrsf
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
To she plausers os Mersfsaw and
lancaster Districts.

HAgtNf: hcsa aasasessssa by Msios J. D. X
u SLOAN. lass.suslng < -Agsessasssas es saa;h
canslra. aaa Matos g, 8. CARgaSGroS, q u.
ehssS af gorase pspassrsss Atgasnsssa, Fitgaks to
ess.seza sss Tax ia gEad ana sessea os tay essisp
nassSseG
] scss respectfully INFORM the psnssrs og ksfshsa
asa Lancaster pssfissssiaii an ROE Fssfzssa 10 b.
sssa aEssss sssks asy tsaaissd s baa .lses IYshas
Ss l:osa and tasa ay AgSa;. AF, WM. = STsfhsgS
(sbaso headquarters srp y. Iassdsnl q satios!sa so
ssexss "a sg n&s1n Eag aassesss Cess ard uata mar
le delivered 10 s aud 10 esefy sassaFcS bra ssse5
all tc good sestssa: 10 isse ASSESSOR As Lie aasai
s;sessatsl.
trs shat sspsy aasss wilt fel II ass dssY 10 giro
sha afsss tsSV hss asznFs Asssasso ess: sEsasss
arc tssssgia ia sees! II epsa and eeass.
sns aashetsssd purchasing ssasssTtrasscs kos Dss.
NC. No. q sad an ,te pFsoe Il ra has isa pat cq
,n 90 10 PSF hsrslss isssss ssesy ssati 80. shAo.
lately Fpqussss sog ue etssssspiaa VITA tsc ra:ssd
sn ay sgeas sa IL aisssys sesT 10 bsy and Fss The
ssespy aus slss ssnaes Yesg respectfully.
JAMES OVERS Capt ard 4, Q ".
'fJogrgar. r C., nSsashes L. issa.
faaNaFT
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JaE,Ha'y !

hairSug retire. osfGT lT sale tho SOUTH CA It.
GILMAN AND COLUMBIA BANNER oFgfgs.
tih tie papers isiiy. IN wcskly snj sCekiy--BIN.
DIZZY, JOB OFFICE ar,d AL appartesAlssss
Tie os measures 6e by 30 !sei and lis baliaiug L.
well eaapte<i fcr ies psFssoses Tbsqa IN a valuable
ROE tCYLlsDgRl POWER PRESS aa ADAMS
PRESS AID Ri'3GLES CARD PRESS The Engine
IL very superior Hess vaTtital. and tho supply qs
TYPM sai MATERIAL a6nnaent The csre,liation
eF the papers IS SqHa 50 ;aai of aRy in ,ho State
Terms cash. in Confederate bonds
T. ". GIBBES
CcsusnSia. December 5, 1863.
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grcnARl1 cIArnWgr.i,.
I'm .hc Coari or ordinary.-Acrsssax
Dasfrirs.

ia ts sss.;Sr Of sap Essss al es Samuel Hesroa, de-
esaead--Fiasl Settlement.
Taggs Y. RODGERS, ADMINISTRATOR
B IL ssssss sss Of sssasei Hssssa, aossee. having
spptssi TO aave ial sss,ieens os sbs estate @ hss
;sssssaI ss Ssasas raasss Heisa sssa dsssrihasses
.a ksgvby syescd ta sppsss ii shas sesiss on 1csasa
4iss 3asss a sssss aess sssssse
sAasa Maria Skinner Manuel iiassoa glias Dck,
pasia lpesas gstsSss nslk, janea nsls tey Moore,
sessy segass. MaFy paIs, Ssasy &. IRik. WIN. Skin.
s4r Joaa sstaeg. iasaes sksarses Saary 0asiaw and
Heaxssm tisssps.
J. Il RufsgES, adm'y
AL Mcrpeaia Ordinary Csssee, ossober 8, 1869.
ossaarFs srnea
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NOTICE.

A TX .@sasss aEfsnz cssiGns agaiEa slss sssase sF
n s4ae wtIsua derszas&l will E,sagns tive ssne dsv
IL astsS;s 20 ae anl @ll ,scfps taeassd 20 ssi On
sas viii fsease make gayuFna 90 :ae q their rassc
tSsf Eaasbssslaaas, AZ ga sassy dsy.
IA. illtssg aHEsg,
Ianses8 s9 1aas simEssssr@sst
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RoADAND HAsR ToaVTDENH,.

yFNug sOrTll CAROLINA Rail-. goAD cbArA.
/ NJ hassng ascsase4 q pITIDEND as sEyEX
Dlt.isA rs y.aF sbas3 aa slss Old ssoes, sad TAsss
os!sFa saa sgty eyas yes Shase ess sse ssw fssEe.
sos The II, sssosshs e8tg nesrmieg list IssS ssd
The suI1Ttiw EsT kaS RAIL ROAD piFIDEHn
oi dSt nfls.tA e ssss FIFTY CENTS pss Share for
;iss bike ters ,At SAME win DC sa3 as Tho afoeesssa
Hank. in CaauraeIa. ID Goassdsrase Ssasss Treasury
Soses, on sna sgsts Assdas slpa &:a FsuxiGna --~
Tbs Ds5asa3 % Road shssca poi ecssiaesis-d With
the ssk w: bs Fad in st4 eaass HsaseF ssd 81 The
eaaa sasS a,ys ptsSs "a Gscse ssass aa Al the sanea
Bask os sae Ssass os sosisA csspi!ns Al Cassss:.
$ & EMERY,
Aasis.cs Sass,h catu'saa Raissoas Company.
JOHN c. COCHRAN.
CaaAssr Southwestern Rsilscad Bank.
.ya,as,sfT !
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We think il would be entirely safe for some
a. aar refugee friends aho haVestetn Enisrcpte-
sensiag tase CilaFiessonians 10 the interior sos
twelve monsf~.or longer, 90 return ON a brief
visit. The good eisiseBs al hotno with TO sec
ssfne of shess, oyes-canssoos absen,ecs, and IL
they do moi report before The danger and cali
fos lusy are over, il may be difiicul. 10 prove
tffas shey were ever citizens ct Charleston.
GisIiaoss will not hart them. II they have
legitimate excuse, We do not think our Enroll
ins Officers viii tu,iess them. II they are
tliable 10 duty, and ye. have religious scrup'es
against shocsing al Yankee, they should 60
10 North Carolina and join tho Q'iakess.- Goa
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HEaDssssa "a TEEss.
c0M Nss.s -. rs nKsI'


cegrsatas s c.. pec 2as iss5.
rEssIg on Essgissi. ASS fssSsssLY uAy ING ASSEls
; IL an Ars 10 anssa an Acss emitted AN act 90
aapptuss gs puaac dtssiisasoa o sprtaoas liquors h
sAsa STATE sn,hoeaiag aaa esapoweFsag bis Eee!soa.
ey Tie Esorssrex 10 cutrass wis skilled aud TesPa
ssssic ages Ia eacia d HE Disisi is ssse % mar
,sssesFp sisesi quantity Of sfs spirits, as limited
sta reasonable prs aos 10 e&cssd sarpa dollars per
s.sat ss sfifiss sps 10 DO sold 50 atty t regalasly
fsse.Esiag payssiass ard tcsissesvd ssasssrss.e
Notes i hsfebr gtsea that proposals ID writing.
ssasilg pgcss siH bS rocs ~ tisix Deaassucst sos
:the msaaascsutr aad saie IS abaFe al quantity af
pusp ss,s,.s aud sssu s.sfcsrs os ss demands OF
.se iEs,sss eza sscl Tie tsss Ii made Bond Of ten
thesanai taliars wssk ascgsass security vii 30 re-
ss.:rss sos sne faatui Eessfmaass q. sap euasrass
= Easiy srusosass asS Tsgresss4i-s
gy s.ass OF lis Gofegpos.
ltcHaRn cALnWELi.
fIeas csi and coHtaAsary General 5. C.
~ A.s Papers Ia sis state sascrs ss4r tssnas, aaa
se:8 slts Ia daplcate wa cagy OF advertisement as-
sas1, TO this psgartHseas ss FaysnSas aiils gaia
4asEsssly.
Jsrssar! ]
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Roads

yT'Ha COMMISSIONERS oP ROADS FOR ggfs.
SHAW issarc;, wI meet tn Cafassaal On .fa ser-
end Mofs4aF ia january. at II o'e3Oos
COLIN aACRaE, Csesk.
January
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<fsnEsaisso t4ss:is al sAa Rvrg hsgssA isesualsss
f'fssa Tyg@. A. al ,ssafiy aes. s fe sod az 4
tessgasa, lisy uale Ysa ews. appiy 20 IiIps1 4
iaats. sYussSs. Il. q 80 +-ga9
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The Excaaan.ge OF prisoners.

- E y. n =
The Exchange OF Prisoners.
The following Is copy of . letter faoas
yadge Oaid 10 Major Mdifosd relative 10 the
exchange of prisoners
Rscnaosp, Deeembes q, 1893.
..laefw y6as & Kasfs1
4issassaaf Assas 81 E.soaaase
sssta: have received your letter arsau'l-
cling your arrival With Confr raerate Ifsss,ats
I have this siay forwarded To yoi al eapass oF.
greater aursser Of Federal prisohess.
II received with rear letter several csasissssis
n;easson froas Major Gensral y. I. Baslss ass ss
no osseos shcfa Ii 1t stated that The f.slsa
Stascs ssoysrnnsens d willing 10 sesssitae inc
cartel and prisoners nos cap.
s;y;ty Oh sllaer vide so be on asce.
haya nsofc then pressed sl's esssre rss.
asness II shc consea Government 70 .ss-
Hser she FederaI rr:soners uas I'D our saasssss.
prssiaes she asssa sslases lies ssil DC
Iivsg tie In slicls saas,sis.
This s. ..lls yssosssisr os shs cssss and We can
arcent nssssssssg ssse. fIess tbs is saisssssss
nc ess,sssales,t viii 10 dessFessd
ec vsss or nny aouss osiecrs asssf sssdieFa
wlsasa sssa assy nasesfser bsssg % City POST
) ga sssc lsSse that sscl 8 t&o asdensandiag. 1
have dissrsed shaa nliiabrs greater slasn siss
total a saGr deliver Should bc sent 10 Tssil ssil
! In no escns eaa VIC consent shat tho gcnesaa
rassssse ss prisoners 81 distinctly Fplissgd by
sase sassgE shall Be sga1iea by psiaiaI deliveries
Aeesfssrg siae present dcaiscEs as stsp 20.
waits sres,rya5 exchange na sise principles -
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TAX NOTICE.

sf,,ssssys having business cr profession regis
y s<ts>a afr required 70 sske eet new registry
ss,s ,,. la Efstaui ard pay ie saue. Also TO rakS
r,ss.ta ,f sslss and pay on the came Tor te Guar
tor aasiing alss tsiG
'., tss on sese aud salaries rents and all cshar
arysEss tus. and returns arc rcquifs8@e
:. ,,saas usag ssys iasn;h al 5auaary. Ths Assss~
-, sr h, f1,s a sy ol,ce every day (sundays AK
"s,,t,S1 tuyn s sseash 81 Jsssaasy. Notice will bs
-. cI,en tIt. will visit the different pre-
essscts ia she District a ~ kESaED1,
Jasuary ! y. ava y. ~.
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IL sgsr w.lsgs CIR Hossg. ''-- FlsiIs e
vas walking through q street ID the csty Of
----------, b fcw days aac, ] passed a man whose
head was whiIanea ansi body bowed by The
hardshipa ef not Iass siail sisty years His
II;ssnbs sstnblsd under their heavy lardsn, and
eth much apparent effort lie adsaneed, but
slowly. Il osarhcard him talking in low
and subdaed voice, eriieaily nnoarnine over.
iis weasisess and lspvertF. Suddenly his tone.
changed, ard his saepg glsiekened as he exclaim-
ca, 81 u rest whrn i ges home
Esen the thought Of rsss. filed hitnvith new.
iige. SO that hs rarsustl with energy his weary
Fss. To fne it sas lcsaon II the theagast
os aI.e refreshing ssss oG hcnia encouraged the
carewcra laiboses, so thar, aItaoss nsnaiadfal Of
fatigue and burdens, be qaiekens his step home.
ward. ssrcsy tho Christian. ioaraeying heaven
ward, in yicw Of sHeEs ress shcaId pass onward
aisil renewed sigor.
This lisslc iacidcns estea easnrs sn mind amid
ihc rerplexing labor OF tbs day. ard ss;snrlascs
me 20 more constant and e-ssrsst effort. Each
labefcr soisiog in hts masters vineyard. bcsr-
ing The hcas and ssssssicn of the day. cas, say.
Igais'l! resi- ~hes get home HeFeles az be
si;lIiigcns 10 tho service o: our Lord, rssEeanbss
iug that orr fest i above. Fsiloa traveller, are
suur burdens grisseus 10 he bernc, 80 ssat yon
are ready 10 faint in shc way Jesus SAYS.
tscsame aato me sll 80 thai labor sada hcasy
laden. and Hsll givt rot, reas. z Eo fcss from
.oiiss IS sweet 10 rcsfroa toll i sweet
| [ckrsssiea aHistfiisHy. 8
.s---4e44s
t'Afo ~. To M osa NgxY PaxssnrsT.
| Under this sieael the Sea York Herald has It's
lcsder. I. pitches into tho Administration. de-
nonnces lis ~ having proved deFlorahlc fa;l-
nrr says Mr. Lineosn Is engineering for auesh.
" ssrsn of office; denaaaecs his ,sseaspres d
Legislation and Tho eoadae. Of sac war: says
his Cabinet has sccn IA fa;lnso from the be-
ginning conpargs sssntoa TO "a mad ball in
4 chsna shop Secretary Wclles .s "a Rip
Van winkle, sleeping NJ his post The other
members Of The Cabinet il pssecs OVER as Of
.iis,ic account one way or The o.hes," ard
Winds up. kicking OF Lincoln and his whoie
clique and nominating Cen. Grant for the
PRESIDENCY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08

1YSHE HIGHEST PRICES 80 FOR WHITE
Husa OF cotton Rags in large os taaan
eIsafisisssiss as this stfloe, ssEa oaics.
yaaaaIy Z
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agwFsesaI yeuf oisi't servant,
sio. oekn Agsag Of Exehanga,'

TaE CexySnsaAss SSsaTg.--fefthe Fseaens
scna.orisa representation ID Congress. thr terms
ef eight expire In Febsasry, 20 wit:: Messss.
Clay, o. Alabsnaa; Jahnxtaa. of Afkaasass:
Johassoa, of tssosgia: isakes. of losias; sssass,
al sfHeasseky. Phsssa. 81 Mississippi; Clark d
Mssseurs; navis. 81 North CaFuiHa. ss3ssss
Joi1nsssa Of Georgia, spj Baker Of Iofisia;,
ha.a leen reelected. Mr. pllplan Il sagsasesiea
by !. -. e. wsspn. and Mf. 4lsyis s wsa.
Essahaaa, fasusesis candidate sss liza Gssas
Presisiansy with Ms psIluorc. The vacancies
frusn Tho tossicg States viii probably be- sag-
pied BY appeshsraesis, TIC Legislatures being
unable 10 assemble for he suSrsse If filing
them.
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ISynarxRarE 0rYnxss.--~.Ihe ssilao 81 Id.
Temperance in 4 military OF naval e!sEleer ought
10 lp iauisllsd By She serercss penalties sf nil
hasy law. IS only seeenI ID esussssssy 10
nsasiaY Of dessrsioa. The private who dssssss.
no matter though he be es,itei from his sstssy
s,y she iraocaas yearainge af his hears iog
5aorne, Is faulsAeA wsh death, and ail ules pro.
neanes shs santsslse jass What aees tAe afEI-
est dsservc whe, led astsay aos By ystsoss
;;snpalsn. hGs by q low degrading appetite, ian.
gsFaIa fes his sensual qualification sae lives Of
thoasasas, sessnges tho plasts OF his sa.sesicss.
and pisces ct hazard The alassy Of lis eaastrr !;
No panishsneas eaasle toa great ips snaa An
asnJeg. The sieasoralmiag elects Of his ey-
.asasa, agen Il nc ether esil sEsess followed his
eonsincs, diessasd of thenssslses slat he shoala
sysIIsesd sfsosa ass position aad yus id she
raks, a Ee igaoF,fnoasay dismissed from The
.asi saaaaS Dssastels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01
BY THOS. DOWNING, AUCTIoNEER,
GEORGETOWN, D. C..

SALE OF VALUABLE
J. PROPERTY in Alexandria county, Viz
ginia, about two miles from Georgetown D c.
By virtue ola deed of trust from John iNsch~
Ter, dated June 8, A. D. 1859, and recorded IN
Alexandria county Record IN Llber I 20. 3,
page SOL shall sell at public sale to the gh-
est bidder on Tuesday the 18th day o. 0eto~
be1, A. D. 1864 at the auction rooms Of i}7os,
Bowling: in Georgetown D. O., at ten . ciock,
a. Nj, those two certain tracts or parcels OF
land, known as lots Nos. 6 and 9, in a plat Of
division, among the representatives Of Abraham
and Isaac Birch recorded III the same records
in Liber r No.~2 page IS, with the buildings;S
Improvements and appurtenances.
Lot 6 contains twenty acres. and lot four
acres, ant the two parcels adioin and will he
sold together. The farm. is about two miles.
from Georgetown, and had farm house and
other buildings. upon it.
quired at the time Of the saIe-the residue
when the deed is ready for delivering>and con-
veyance and stamp@t cost Of purchaser.
FRED w. JONES, Trustee.
THOS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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E = y e 4 / 7 J. 6 4 { L
81, ETAny;s ACADEMY.
NO. Il. iSOJTTH FF4 .fHINt9 ?7i7t%T ST
Is NJ 4 ROACH pRINCIr

- ~ y:
FE'HE eighth annaa? course q Instruction will
4 be commence! at theabovs Institution on Ena
18th OF .sspcsns5c9> nent at which time it is d.
siratle chat all should be present who propose
to enter AS the course IS q 7lnr. entrance Il
its opening is necessary to secure its fall aTan-
tages. al the usual Eng ]sia branches, inclu-
ding a thorough exasnination Of the Natural
Sciences tie ClasscaI and Mathematical Studies
and the Modern i3luguacos are embraced IN the
general course 70 which the best efforts OF tive
compettnt Instructors will be Devoted
Tapestry and Ornamental Ner<llework viii
receive especial attention Iron the principal.
Music, Drawing AMI Painting will be contiD-
ued IS heretofore at Pro1ess"rs ci1aEges.
aur 22-tE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01
MAIL LINE BETW ZEN
AND ALEXAN DRlA.

TAVING been awarded the contract for
carving the mail between this city and
Washington, the undersigned has put on the
route a new and comfortable COACH, tor the
accom- m odation Of travellers
The Coach will leave at O clock every morn
ing for Washing ton, arriving there in time TO
connect with the trains going north, and at
night will leave the, Depot in Washington, on
the arrival of the O. clock train. Thus persons
living IN Alexandria and journeying north or
returning will always be sure Of a safe and
rs Passengers for the forth at o'clock in
the morning will be called for, by. leaving their
name and place Of residence at the office NO.
south Pitt street.
sent l4-fn EDWIN E. MAYHEM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01

fg1HE exercises Of MISS Marks SEMI
& NARY viii! be resumed OF iFeduesdGy, tie
l4th ?fsepteu,tar. As the improvement Of ttae
students. IS greatly promoted by COMMENCING
with the CLASSES it IS essential (as lar IS Is pac
ticable} that ali should be present at the open
ing Of the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
to return will ase make al early application:
Miss IT. hopes to have efficient aid and Will
spare no pains in the faithful discharge OF .hes
onerous and responsible dulles. Particulars
given upon duplication st her resldenca,' IA,
King street. aug i9--toctl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01
Georgetown, Sept. Its
TIARM. WOOD AND BILLIARD TABLE
II EQR SALE-The advertiser has for sale

T1ARM, WOOD AND BILLIARD TABLE
Il FOR sALE.-The advertiser has for sale
farm in Prince George county, Nd, distant
from Washington z miles and s miles from
the Alexandria Ferry, containing about ooo
acres, we'll enclosed, with good Dwell G=s
LING HOUSE, containing nine rooms, I l:5l
Barn, Stable, Tobacco House ard cabins
The cleared land is good, and has been Guilt,
waited in Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and Grass, and
the wood land of which there is about lou
acres is in original growth, and has upon it
the finest timber in the country. This farm
can be bought for CASH for less than the build
ings and fencing are worth. if early applica-
ton is made.
/ have also about 500 cords Of Wood for sale
standing, mostly pine, on the Potomac, W1tnln
to the river will not exceed Of q mile. Also
an excellent Billiard Table-wooden bed: tor
sale great bargain. Address through, Alex
andria P, o.. WILLIE sep 15-tf
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LOT FGG sale.

4 VALUABLE LOT on-the socntheast cor~
nosite the county JAIL is offered for sale cheap
If not sold at private sale by the 18th Of Octo~
Der, the same will be sold OH that day at pub
lie auction on the premises. The lot IS the ona
on which formerly stood the depot OF the Y ash
ingtcn and Alexandra Railroad. Title w.
Questionable For particulars inquire Of
$50 21-4v EMANUEL FIX. CHS
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MARINTS
DANCING ACADEMY,
145, King St., Bet. St. Asaph aud Washington.
MARINIS

us. King S.. Bet ST. A sapn auu " as111r1s 7o11
nROF. MARINI respectfully announces, to
his patrons and the public in general that
he will resume his classes on Monday, ucto"
Der Sd.
For Young Ladies, Misses and Master rs
opery Monday and Wednesday, from to +.
NJ: for Gentlemen, from to 10 F. M
re- For particulars see circulars, to De n as.
AZ: az aehon1 bonrs sep 12-tf
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TEAL TEAL! TE A !!

lust received fresh inyeic e. q F 3 Tg :
u WUNDRAM5 CELEBR AiEn, ; - nh9
an sso for dspeptics and Of DEL
1eate heal. h. For table use, particularly tor
children. it has been used by many ta m ~ o.
late, to their entire satisfa Price g,:1o cts:
o. pound. Single package Is cts for saie
by JULIUS D1E ~! ~ 1-;n nee strea,
:. 49, anatb ~ ralnrn sep 24-1m
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T7IISlALIJ SCHOOL.
100 GAMER ON STREET.

/ school. vii! be npened on Mrnday, Seote1,t-
Der 2th under the management Of MISS
PARROT, who can, with confidence refer &c
her former patrons. Besides the usual Eng
lish branches OF solid instruction in female ed
ucation, Music aud French will be taught:
For terms apply Ne above. aug Is tt
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The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of the
nocese Of NV York this week passed reso.
1n,;on expressing the opinion thata provincial
system, should be established, aud praying
he General Convection to make such provis
;oos as Is ay be necessary for the organization
& the Protestant Episcopal Church IN the
Tinted States ito provinces The plan sug
sssted issto organize the Church into provinces
!, ,e;a Of which shall include tour or more do
teses. In every province there shall
Il 4 Provincial Council Of two coordinate
Houses. The Upper, Including. all the Bi,h-
ans Of the Province, and the Lower being com
posed OF clergy and laity from every diocese in
The same. In every case of the election Of a
bishop the consent of the majority Of the
bishops and standing committees OF the PRO.
vince shall be alone required.
The aegro Fred Douglas gives the following
rare account OF recent visit TO the White
House
q have been down there, said he, to see
the President and as you were not there, pei
haps you nay like to know how the President
IF the United States received a black man at
the White House. will tell you how he re-,
csved me--just as you have seen QUE gentle
man receive another great appauseI, with
hand and voice well balanced between a kind
cordality and respectful reserve | tell you
+ felt big there. Laughter Let me tell
you how | got to him. Because every
body can { get TO him. He has to be d little
guarded in admitting Spectators. The manner
Of getting to him gave me an idea that the
cause was rolling on. The stairway was
crowded with applicants. Some OF them look.
ed eager; and have no doubt some OF
them had a purpose In being there, and
wanted to see the President for the good OF the
country. They we're white, and as was the
only dark spot among them, expected to
have to wait at least half a day; | had heard
Of men waiting week but in two minutes
after sent in my card the messenger came
opt aud respectfully invited Mr.. Douglass
in leould hear in the multitude outside, as
they saw me pressing and elbowing my way
through, the remark, Yes, d-n it, | knew
they would let the niger through, IN kind
efdespairing voice. peace Democrat, | sup.
pose = S..
GOLD.