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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
INSTITUTE

" ALENAN VA.
u. A. DRURY, Of A. A. Co., Md. Assistant
This school, for the accommodation of boys
will open, in this city, in the Odd Eel
lows Lodge, Columbus street, 9TH day of Sep,
tember 1865. The course Of instruction will
be divided into three grades, as follows
l. Orthography Reading, W7ltimg, AriH-
,netic, English Grammar, Geographic, His
tory, Natural Philosophy, and Composition.
II. Mental and Moral Science, Eiocutlon,
Physiology, Book Keeping, and algebra.
Ill. Logic, Rhetoric Psychology, Latin,
Greek, Geometry, Surveying, &c.
Terms:
lst Grade, per quarter, in advance $8m %
"a /" 1880
No Extras.
The PRINCIPAL has had several years ex-
periencA in teaching, and will spare no efforts
to render satisfaction to patrons. Faithful re
ports monthly. References, unexceptional
when required. aus S-dff
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DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
ID No III, Queen Street.,
Alerandrin T0-Seccnth Se%%loH,

MISS +. =. GARBER, IrDrpal
This Institution will reopen for the reception
Of Pupils the 18th of September. 'Fhc 'rlncl
pal will use every effort to maintai) It's former
reputation and select character.
The best instructors in English Music and
the Languages will be engaged anA improved
Text books obtained.
Special care will be bestowed upon Spelling,
Reading and Writing. A limited number Of
Boarding Pupils will be received; this depart
ment will be under the direction Of Mrs. j. H.
McVeigh, the former Principal.
TERMS:
For the half session Of five months. payable IN
odvonce: =. ~,
The charge for Board, including T'9shIn1g
Fuel. Iichts and Tuition in the entire English
course is Sl00.
DAY SCHOLARS PER HALF SESSION:
Elementary Department lo.N
Advanced Department nt.............. wy
Senior - w w
Extra charges per half session; Music at Pro
fessor's charges. Languages, Latin, french,
&c, $50. Specie required on deferred payments.
aug 25-tf
NEW MALE SCHOOL.-The unders rsigned,
~ formerly Associate Principal @ thc A lex
andria Eclectio Academy, will ope]1 SCHOOL at
Lyceun Hall, in tn city, on Monday, Sopteln-
Der 4th 1865. fer the education ofbcys.
Aca- Circulars can be had at EDtwi&Ie5 Book.
Store. or at the store Of Robert L. Wood,
King street W NJ Il. hAlNhk.
aug 1--law3w&dtf
RHISS PARROTr, CRATE ful for the liberal
lYI patronage she has received, for q number
of wears past, respectfully annou"ccS to her
friends and the public generally, that the duties
OF her SCHOOL, will be resumed On Monday,
the 18th of September next, at the usual place,
l8O, Cameron between Alfred and Patrick sts.
For terms &c annly as above aug l9-lm
NHI ISS FANNIE V. 9 WIN will open chool
IYl on Monday, 18th September 1865. All
English Branches taught. Particular attention
will be paid to Music and the L"nguages.:-
Desired information given at 49, south FAIR
fax street Re erence c. G.. Biting. ly25-td
NEISS MARTHA 4. KELL, will resume
lYl the duties of her School on MnndAy, 4th
day of September, 1865. aug It'd
Land Agents.
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Educational.
DOCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTTS
III MILLS near Baltimore Md.-This Insti-

DOCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTTS S
In MILLS, near Baltimore, Md-This Insti-
tuition incorporated and empowered to confer
degrees and academical honors, is conducted by
the Brothers of the Christian Schools, and is
situated upon rising ground in one Of the
healthiest and most picturesque portions OF the
State, and within q few minutes walk Of the
Ellcott's Mills railroad station. The scholastic
year commences on the lst of September and
terminates about the lst Of July.
TERMS Board, Washing and Tuition, $780,
Music and Drawing are charged extra
sep lin BRO. BETTELIN, President
FHE next term of MISS LABILLE'S
l. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will
commence on the 4th Of September, at No 10,
st. Asaph st.
ensuing year, will be prepared to receive &
larger number Of day scholars than formerly
and hopes long practice in teaching may m crit
for h er liberal share Of public patronage A
good PIANO is offered for rent. aug 23-tsep4
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.--The next
Y session Of this Institution (Which was new
er discontinued during the war; will commence,
as usual, October |, 1865, and end July 4, 1866
The Institution is organizes into eleven dis
tinct schools with as many Professors. Six Of
the schools are Academic. (besides that Of
Chemistry which is also Medical, four belong
to the Medical and one to the Law Department.
The College Expenses for the session Of nine
MONTHS will be from $500 to $3.50 exclusive
of text books; Of which sum about S2l5 will be
required on admission and the balance between
that time and the 1st Of April.
For further information address the sub
scriber, Post Office, University Of Virgins.
). MAUPIN.
aug 15-lms Chairman OF Faculty.
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Educational.
.ELECT SCHOOL:

~ NORTH ROOM II LICECA BUHDLtG
The undersigned. formerly teacher iii the
Moravian Schools at Bethlehem and Nazareth,
Pa. opens his school, III the above named room
at q. H.. September 4th. Parents desiring
to place their children under his care vii! please
apply to c. ED ARD X MMhk,
sep 1-lm* No Is South Alfred st.
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MI 1SS MAhh SElHINAKI FUN 1UUN NJ
lYl LADIES, will be resumed on Tuesday,
the 18th of September. Every effort will be
made to promote the physical, moral, and in
teliectuaI advancement of the pupils. The ne
pectf1lly presented to parents, as without it
there can be very little Improvement in the
scholars or credit to the teac hers. The School
Room is eligbly situated at her residence, 214,
King street between Alfred and Columbus,
where terms and particulars will be given.
aug l4--eotsepl5
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The Pr esident and the South.
from the Washington Chronicle.

From the Washington Chronicle
A Washington correspondent OF the Portland
Advertiser says be has heretofore INDUCED the
belief that 'sPresident johnson would ultimate
" shake off the trammels of the Republican
oarty" and ally bimself with the Democracy );
but it grieves him ''to be compelled to say
that the Indications are that there is no pros
meet that this will be done soon." The follow
;ug, which this disheartened correspondent
relates, seems to be the cause OF his diminished
homes of seeing the President restored to the
Democratic fold:
"A conversation has been detailed to me,
which took place recently at the White House
between President johnson and a gentleman
from one of the Western States, prominent in
The Republican party, which, [ have reason to
believe, expresses the determination at which
the President has arrived in his treatment Of
the Southern people At this interview the
President said in substance that he was satist-
ed Of the impolicy Of making any further RED duo
ton of the army; that be doubted the genuine,
ness Of the loyalty professed by majority of
the people of the South that treason and
rebellion there though crushed and repressed,
still existed: that be would be glad to restore
to the people of the South all Of their political
rights, but that he would not do 1t until he
Vas certain that they would not abuse the
privilege by election to Office of rebels and
traitors; that the recent elections in Virginia
made it quite clear that the people OF that
State are not heartily loyal but would, if the
opportunity were offered to them, elect reFels
and traitors to Office In preference to Union
men; that as soon as be Is convinced OF
the unquestioned loyalty Of any State, he
will withdraw the troops ,herefrom, and allow
it the utmost freedom Of election, ETC.; but
until he is so convinced, elntends to keep the
present military force in each Southern State,
and to use the military power in order to pre-
vent the election OF rebels and traitors.
He said, furthermore, that the contingency
might arise, nor was it improbable, when he
should feel it to be his duty to remove the pre-
sent Provisional Governors, and place the
government Of those States entirely under the
control CT the military officers in command Of
military departments there and lntimated that
twas with that view that the military depart
ments had been created But he said that it
depended entirely on the people of the South
themselves whether he would do that or not !;
but that they mnst be made to realize that no
person who has been prominently connected
With the rebellion can be elected to Office. Ii
they can only learn that lesson through the
presence Of the military, why they must learn
tin that way. Such is the substance Of this
Inemarkable conversation on the part of the
resident. | give it with real reluctance, for
have no doubc that such were the views
expressed" We copy the above from the
Chronicle, with the remark, that other state
aents from other persons do not corroborate
the ideas here put forth, to their full extent. |
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NEISS MARTHA 4. KELL, will resume
lSI the duties of her School on 1I"ndAy, 4th
day of September, 1865. aug It'd
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NULFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
l. Sandy Sprina 2. o., Montgomery CO., Md.
The undersigned desires to inform the public
that he intends to open BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS aG the above
named place, on the I'd Of October next
For farther particulars apply to the under
signed either IN person or BY letter
JAS. s. HALIOWE ELL,
Post lice Department.,
7th mo M Washington, D. =
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COLLEGE, D. C.

OOLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. c,
The several departments will open with full
faculties of instruction. The session Of the
Preparatory School begins September IS; of
the College, September II. For further, infor-
nation as to these or the law and medical
schools, address G. ". SAMSON, D. d.
aug 22-2w$ President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
VALUABLE Iron PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS

We will offer for s,e the SECONL DAY OF oCIo
BEn 1906, on the pr,nises the valuable fr0pry kross
as THE TENNESSEE ROLL NbMORK- WITH b ~ a1u'
Of Land about good Farming Land e.ed AMI s1s
fence s aed on the Cumbella River fly miles shoW ~
mouth In Lyon Cosnty, keniucky embracing arg. -
comu,te Rolling MIL Forge With twenty Sobons IRA
Machine Shon aiming Lehes, Boring and Planning ~
chiues with osr and Engne 20 run separate fon NJ
with Grit Mil attached, arre WARRIORS, Dry Coz
store Brick OsEc~ ard srse number Of Dwellings for
ren Also about sty thoUssnd busl-.s of souo Coal -
sixty thousand husaris Of charcoal
The aoo.e iron orks have been n successful oesfon
number of ,-sr and che rrpuatoa OF the -oa fn stss
i,hrd with capacity for six honsond tui.
superior Charcoal Iron yrsriyunsc passed by ay mautn
tory In the United States The iIrties leg ortains
Iron sr. slp-ror TO establishment IN the "e's VIZ.
IN thre. ch-rcoa fnsc-s within ore t. three Mes o 'h
Mill cap blr OF producing sese or eight 'n0usano '
Pig Iron yearly sc.., p.xs -
other article. ire un-urras.td
shipments of Iron be maie to the NOUN u lie 's
berland River al Seasons q the seSr
TERMS Ct SALE.
Tn. Rolling NH Forge and Lands tecrnn'o a.aerra
T,ol, .nrcis MIL Fore ani blacksmith Tools shd WIZ
IN, So. re- are 70 Ice sod sredis Of one two .-
tour years to date with approved tecuTi,y sad mh
tain ed until tae purchase money Is paid a..
lis undrrsto a the prrnsse Of tn mi, lsais spo
tur,s /. TO take the wrought son and osst non crops
coal charcoal farming toos carpenter tscs eo'1 ~,
cattle. hogs iron safe ard sxtn.es 10 once ~A-'n, 80,
u.lcnrs etc and pay cab ct fair Srlga Ion TWO u -
s.rd men 90 ax said vsluasn in cas- they ID not @-~
cal IN t4s q man. -, .,,.,sbl, srse-
ahiv To tho ariice e, Of cofaFtnershp - ,o ,,on..v
= asii,,s wishing to a.est in prohiate ron w, Ia
,.,t e. eli 10 ,rsn,ne ls where ccnp'ten.
De r,hiy ~ 1l' 'iN''' " HlLLNAN BEOlilbt>.
II
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QuARrKrxAsrxR GENERALS OFFICE,
" AsHIxuros ID. G.. July 80. 1875. )
7 ARGH GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM

~ -.
I ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM.
IL BOATS, yARGEs aud siiiP-iARD.-SEALED
PrOPOS AS sre invited and will be we'd At the fhrr
the pIr'a "u, ~ s FIRST nay
o. sErI EMbtR NEXT at clock NJ iof tho purchase
Il tie following lsned STEAMBOATS, bAROEs. and other
wheel steamer chickaaasa, registered uanase 2o7
tuu.. observation-disclosures, ion ,
si1e eel scsn-r itrE-sist~r,d tunnsa- ~ TINS
side-wh,- steamer homss registered tue" 10 a"ns
side wheel steamer Sherman. iegi,teod image 'tV runs
iowh.rl steamer Wauhstcbic, Registered sdnnase ~
tun,. tn, ,....a ,,,r.,. IA FINN.
sswheel steamer Dunbar lwTecs registered tunnass
turs. vt.-. --;.,.x.d ,,o,.ga On inns
S..,vre steamer hoisssx. registered tonnage loo tuni
s.rr-whe bridgeport. registered 'unnsse it
wheel srsuer Holston. registered tunnsse 30 tuns
st,uwhee Steamer Missionary, registered 1anhase' i'
s,..whee steamer Chattanooga registered sunnsge 80
tuus. . -, ... oot ,,n.
siewhre STEAMER Ees.es registered tanaer, 10. t?n
s-wh, el Steamer Lockout registered unnese iIJ tuns
sde-wheel Steamer Stone River. registered tannase' Ns
l.wh,,l steamer Cnch registered .uuns.e, - tuns.
Also seven a. Guuwlle hsrr.
One Row boat, sud one Model Barge.
An Of c be- at Chattanooga Tenn at any limo
,ar tie HniIdnss Ways Stationary Mact inery and
appatu. ia tie United States hpbudins Yard 1t Cha'ta
mi, description Of which con be the Offices OF the
Ouartrra ris Tfaasporaon at Cincinnati, Louis'le
Ns,ivlr st Louis. aud at Chattanooga ,
are iu,rd or .ach boat barge srparatey thf
nn Of boa, description of the beige to be designated
IA the pre- po-al 10000,
fn dr,cpton Of the prorery may be obtained on app
cation bresss Co.onsl Arthur Edwards A - h. st
L.uis, 80. - -
Each envelope containing bid should be sealed and in
oe.d Prooss for Steamer. Barge aud other property
hattsnoogs Barenu Of Rail aud River Transport alton
,ddros 81 to she oaar,crnaer General L. y A. wash
in,,on. u. I.
raynrnt TO be made In uuted States currency upon IN
any poposa aud prior TO the delivery oI th
property. -, - r A,
The Government the risht to whdrax any o. TN
above property aud reject proposals deemed too low
Is, order oi tho GuarteImastrr GENERAL -
- LEWIS Il. PARSONS
Biz General and Chief Of Rail and River Transportation
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Summer Retreats.
lNOMAN'S INFIRMhRY,
w (HoME rOR iNNALiD FEHALEsD
I. IIElI.-lLN

r..
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
CxgHu.pgrD asD WHY sixth ST.. INV. loIK tirr
TIL d.si sbr siei on de- sarte i,r Lido ~ho'e
i,, de- r.t~ -utife ab.enrr Oh the sliaace
oil uosplTA bina rrsy hai the ab"y" nfne ino ci'r'
:, IlovA Ul-r who res and cstc can rec We
,r.sffu under the best n-clca .si ard have her aie
BATH auI xsC ls'sd arcnriing'o hrr needs .
lr,i-.r 200 ca 81 rcriry, wa,~r trrn'n nj shd al
the nupsfe- aoi .cs .l- used - me cas
rrqur,s The o,arou :. prriap- h" hne-' on tr iSbd
eonI.ndng -ivr Vl,s surrounded Dy hue fiede hh
TUT ~ sld Tsu garden, when s1iPe' iIe'" Vegetables
aud fsri4
Po,rl rom sioto fsn p~, week for psyn: patients
One ii Il Oi the psfrf'- ilfr.
Plys.ris rcss,d BY Ito nature Of the treatment
r.qu'a,d. g., ,,,rc,rt, I'll.
Ih,ci.p ani sI gn f.hingon Nsshis On"-i nHd ed
yia.Ast - No. % West fEenIy-esLtb-'ti sew
lOIk. - -
plyririan ard Sur-.or--f ". MTG WE'LL. ". d. -
Con.utur Phy.iciAns-JOiiS b. GRAY, IL -. : EDWp
j" eo, .'ia ps 'sar,con.-ALExANnER HosAcK. IL d.
j. \. McNiChAi., -. d.
WAYS ps ACCESS.
Tus Iirpso~ Riv nAfI-u WAY laAfss stop VI One
huuiff .nl-nif nd.
O,iSiBusr. p.. ife lnhfnrry every hahour connecting
vii, the iitT.f1 4n,. 10. second aud Ta-dlyr
horsecars and v job pig between the lower pat
offle tny Harlem sad % u n hutrr.
THK IiGnTu Avr Cans % prr-hnn'red and twenty
fifth -. 49, ouiIh. clnu.rt with them nl-.
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-iarso and thriving settlement, Of Nineand, mild
climate mules south Of Philsdlphia nv railroad.
Rich so produces laIg, croIs ts.sny trcts at
per acre able within Tour yeHrs business srrnng
good soc,rty Hundreds srttiua AMI making in
n.nts Apply to CHAS X. LANDS Postmaster kinelsni
Land. township J. Letter. Paprrs containing
foil Information viii be me-. From hpoSt % saoa
Robin on Agricultural Editor Of TA< 1rfi st
rsof Jsyis ucfs IN dsmo i,rel posl.sa and
suitable condition for pleasant Sins thai knor " Us
aide Of the Wesiern Prasrtts.
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Chances for Business Men

DARGE WANTED-A Double-deck BARGk
ID about ITO feet In l-nyth Appy,o
c. W. COPELAND, No. III Pfo,dvsy.
DER No. 2 NORTH RiVER-To be LET a
l. lease. for term Of yesrs. Apply or Bie, n 20
TWO ACTIVE BUSINESS PARlNEfo
Il WANTED In a Cor mission and Brokerage hsesd
many years standing and OF hi-h respec'sbiy: ApJe
Mr. AVERELL at A. j. Ble-cker. Son Cos, NO. .Ir(
st., orto NJ. fODD. tss - O'Clock, m) No. ~ Pine -
Nos md
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Assn. q. NJ UsfIcs. toRAsx DsPARrMESr, }
CoaSER NLirEuA-L AND bRiDoE srs, Z
N.v.NoRK CRY. 1909
rVHIS DEPARTMENT. il prepared To receive
L written PROrOsAL for the delivery o, CORN, OATS,
Hay and STRAW ia this Ciiy. AID la Philadelphia Pa
lid, should atr the qus,ty description or kind prize
puc. and tinr OF d.liyefy &c.
ruyurn's made upon delivery cs a. sooA hee~ise'
a. the oiae may be- 10 funds.
\ D. BGRCHARD Capt and Asst. Quartermss,er
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Juternal Rsrrans.

TINTED STATES INTERIM REyE s.s ~ n
l NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT. sIAih
N0TieE Is HEREBY GIVEN IN pcrsnsnee o. - ot s;cr
N az An act 70 provide intrrs rsviue 20 t"PP n, a9
eynm,nt 10 pay interest the public drw al" AZ, aa q
,-,.ses na.sed sus N 1861 aud amended oy ,-sr,
Ms1h l9ts that the r1nusl IL. valuations az ~. 6A
tors Of property snhJ'et to 'sI uroer ssa the assesses
M .,ric sad t the duties ami taxes have peo'sf Il
nd nsS,br Thst will attend Tor the eoie sey Il.
nan. 4, NV Office 40 5a' Lexington-sve. nen n;h A., Il
~ L. r;,y of E-rYork on aud alter thu erve' s,nS in
49,, Is anti the thfytrs day Of the ssn' hsors "a
cln.ive Payment may be made At any ar, ,,l.1
Vsnod To- x,',h Di.trcL New iofh
Dated New York. July 81 1872
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Co cti.
Goroc5 ano farms Uanlc0.

VNANTED--A FURNISHED HOUSE on
w ErooSyn n ghs IN ,h- vicinity Of Rem.-n.i Tor Gus
lss Spsinbsr next hes 81 car TAKEN oil 'GGhrr
&c Aidr-.. NJ, Box No 1911 ffingu- Oiire.
VNANrED-A FARM. with good Dwelling
w and Onthuldiug. within laJ miles n Ssw-fork
White With ia psriica 20 \. w, Of A. WATSON
No % Fest Eirbtcenih' Nrwi ork PHO. not to exceed
floOl. wtn .tock ard crops iuciudrd.
WANTED to PUHCliASE-HOUSES and
w LOTS ia good location,
ALLIES a BROWN No. s6 Broadway.
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WANTED TOpURCBAsE:-ONh B .,ail,s
w NJ - IS. eelors one Center Board scHooAt1
no. 20 draw go o,d i Vs Is, 10 io,s.: ., o. ps~
va IN. xs.., ls, ASrress L. NJ. T. D. BOZ
vxYANTED--A sile-vihecl SrEAMbVA.a,, 49,
w Hs, 5r,n shon, 50 feet long IA goo <od,f -
.,,;n, n,,cc il de.erirson. HENRY ESLhR ~
Atlantic Docks, brooklyn.
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professional Nctlrts.

NHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ lessor Of Special Anatomy sud Surgery in the Syracuse
Medical College n. T. Oce 81 East 2tnst Consultations
from to TO- to-, aud 'oa sfEClALTiEs; Diseases Of
Abe Nervous Seminal Urinary, tnd Cu;sneous Systems
NJ B-Stricures which been treated by Cauerlzing,
Cutting or Rapdy Dila,ing Operations not undertaken.
nR. X. KUCZKOWSKI, HOMEOPATH and
IL HYDROPATh, jus. arrived from Europe. No SO
Amity-sl Once Hours, ON ~ to IL NJ to p. and
evening.
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DOTOMAC FIsHERY.-"INDIAN HEAD"

This celebrated ti.fefy iucudrs rich fari 1i 10
a,t,, with valuable bndnes fnrnrl, n.w) end G.lrg
sor, o. one mile the Potomac Hivur with - mir' II
Washington City d. e.. aud Il the best ,hfd AID her
ring hr-s on pro ir ns-r. pcvrroa for ts large
yield Of fish Apply TO JOHN Y. BRYANT Room No D.
no. ls3 Broadv ay. krw-io.
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NOW READY-TENrH EDITION.
IN TIE ILLUSTRATED
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY,
RULES or Arr fHAEI1C IN VERSE.
The Greatest Literary Curl isity ~ the World.
EDUCATION SiMPLlfED.
WHAT THE fRKss SAY:
The author has lao ,rousy AID II senousy thrown tbn
whole science OF Geography into rhyme.
The lines flow smoothly and evidence OF ease ard ki IN
versifcstion 1t ~ prove srcua In fastening the prn-
cipa facts Of Geography upon the memory as the common
Of Thirty days hath scpsembsr Sc Is In t1ng tho
days OF the month"; New OK Evening Post
"a BOOK THAT Is A BOOK"
. TIN PoxricAL GEOGRAPHY Too much csnno. he said IN
ayor this bcaton IL u certainly curiosity
in eraturea composition that must have required pern
NJ odding braiu hive produced Ia foims complete system
Of Geography anins all the capes rivers, cities towns
islands mountains OF the globe put into smooth poetry
svinx the location Of places and for what they noted and
Sis, inguaed Aside IRON the music Of It's quaint rape'
et leading quality appears % De "a nufam IN Jl'o us com
prehensveness; 80 much told, using 81 few words
The object Of is old the menoryon the pm
cipe that nothing il easy to Learn aud remember Than
poetry while other band thing are more dhe Az
Than bard names and locition. Cleveland Plain Deal-r
sample copies post raid on recsipt Of 81; 'psi s
terms to agents. Address, BENZ. w. HlICHCOCh, fuo
.isher No. IA Oh ambeIs-st. Ncw-fok
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VIRGINIA LAND Tor SALE.-Very cheap,
Send .,nap Tor dssrriPion price, sc Address A q.
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