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\ itIlDH- LARGE SALE OF HOUSE
uH'd Furniture, Fine Ctipcts Piano, 6c.-1Ls
In'.tt. Afternoon at o'cioCE pIc,l.ct, Al hoIss
l't Wee tst hstvCgn tn and SD Az, Consisting u
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Houhid street. Also tAr and nN.uies, barre ID.
guors, Nlues, sefAIs. Sc. luutiIA'rlt after, NJ ~
IasR.d e., hUt-c-, WAGONS, -IoIsh. harness, &c.
joins KELLY, sheriff JOHN LlNtu u,pIy
ShtUH. 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-23
Educational.

NHE next term of MISS LABILLE,S S
IL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will
commence on the 4th.of September at No. 10,
st. Asaph st.
!. Miss L. declining to instruct in music the
ensuing year, will be prepared to receive a
larger number Of day scholars than formerly
and hopes long, practice in teaching may m crit
for b er liberal share Of public patronage. A
good PIANO is offered for rent. aug D tsep4
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.--The next
u session of this Institution (which was nev-
er discontinued during the wary will commence,
as usual, October |, 1866, and end July 4, 1866
The Institution is organized 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 $215 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 Virginia.
S. MAUPIN.
aug 15-1m& Chairman Of Faculty.
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Educational,
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY.

The 9th Session of this school will COM
mence on Monday, September 4th, 1866, at the
Eclectic Academy Building, No. + North TO-
The course ofinstruction embraces the usual
English studies, with the Greek, Latin, French,
Spanish and German languages, Book Keep
ing, Photography or short hand Writing,
Vocal Music, and the variols bran ches, of
Mathmatics, and includes regular courses OF
Lectures on Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
periments, sc for which the necessary ap-
paratus has been provided.
well conducted Literary Association is
connected with the school, and there is a stu
dents library of500 volumes.
The principal is a teacher Of l8yeears expe-
rience and will be aided in the different de
par1ments Of study by four able assistants
Circulars can be had at the bookstores, and
applications for admission will be recelFe4 at
No III, Duke st. Those wishing to enter are
advised to apply at once, as all the seats are
usually engaged in advance Of the opening:
RICHARD i. CARNE, JR.
aug l9-2w# Principal,
A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY
IN No. 50, Washington ST., Alexandria, Va
This school will be opened Oh the Il tn Of Sep
tember, in the buildings formerly occupied by
the Messrs. Kemper as q male school. The To-
cation is delightful one in the most healthy
and beautiful part Of the city, and in this res
pect this school offers rare advantages to board
ing pupils. The Principal having had large
experience himself and having secured the best
talent to assist him, is confident Of being able to
give entire satisfaction to all who may patroniZe
him. The course of inst truction will be thorough
embracing al the branches usually taught.
Terms per quarter Of the scholastic year: pay
able iii advance.
Elementary class. .......-...S10 U
Junior Glass ........ j SO
Senior Cl4s 15 CO
Board and Washing 81 so
Fuel (for day pupils Observation-Disclosures. oO
Music, Drawing and Languages extra.
aug l5--tf X. hEMPER, Principal
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aug 15-1m#
GT. .MARY'S ACADEMY,
n No. AZ, south Washington street,

NJ NO. A. south washington street,
MISS MARY A. ROACH Principal.
The 9th session of this Young Ladies' High
School, will begin on the 18th of September
next.
No change will be made in the methods Of
teaching or the course Of studies pursued with
so much success for many years past but for
the benefit Of graduates Of the school at former
sessions and other young ladies who may pass
competent examination in English Grammar,
Arithmetic Elementary Algebra and the
Physical sciences, there will be superadded a.
this session,
A COLLEGIATE GLASS,
intended to embrace the theory and practice OF
teaching, and modelled On the plan Of the best
Normal schools
Apparatus and specimens ample to illustrate
the Physical Sciences are provided and CON
slant additions made thereto; a Solar Micro
scope Of great power, from celebrated London
Manufactory, having been added during the
past session.
For circulars, or further information, apply
at the school rooms, or No. 1T, Duke street.
aug lin
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ILASSICAL INSTITUTE

" 4 Ia E y A y ID A 4
b. 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
temberr, 1865. The course Of instruction will
!. OrtAography. Reading, ,Vziting, Arith-
naetic, English Grammar, Geographic, HIS
toq.u Natural Philosophy and Comp position
II. Mental and Moral Science, Elocution,
Physiology, Book Keeping, and Algebra.
ILL., Logic, Rhetoric, Psychology, LGtua,
Greek Geonaetry Surveying, Sc.
lst Grade, per quarter, in advance S9.00 IS
Sd 1880
The Principal has had several years ex-
perience in teaching, and will spare no efforts
to render satisfaction to patrons. Faithful re
ports, monthly. References, unexceptional,
when required. aug 8-dtf
DELMONT FEMALE BOARDING
d SCHOOL.-The subscriber will open on
the I'd Monday, in September, BOARDING
SCHOOL for Young Ladies, at Belmont,
Loudoun county, Va. An assistant Of Y OF a
course of instruction will be thorough. The
situation is pleasant, healthy, and easy ofaccess,
being 5 miles from Leesburg, and 28 from
Washing gton city Persons leave Baltimore in
the morning and reach Belmont III the after
noon. BY way of Point of Rocks and Leesburg.
Terms For board, washing and tuition,
$500 per scholastic year-payable halt yearly
in advance.
Extra Branches.
French and Latin per year, S20OU
Music :! 1000
Use Of Piano . . 200
Painting . = SEC
Persons wishing to send pupils please apply
at once For fuller particulars address
MISS. .EUGENIA KEPHART,
aug Inns Belmont, Loudoun CO., Va
TULFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
L Sandy Spring P. O., Montgomery CO., Nd:
The undersigned desires to inform the public
that he intends to- open q BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, at the above
named place, on the I'd of October next.
For farther particulars, apply to the under
signed either in.person or byIletter. Z
i..a. ks.a...51fs5 JAS. IS. HALLO WE'LL,
Post Office Department,
7th mo 3--1m@ e.ssa Washington, d. 4.
fyXTENTWO FEM Ale SEMINARY,
NV 3=5 Prince street, opposite the Post Office:
The duties Of this institution will be resumed
on the 11th of September Circulars may be
obtained from the principal. e
IL y33114z...ttf .T..# ALBERT g. BASSFORD. =
MISS MARTHA A. sKELL, will resume
| lYa sthe duties of her School on Monday, 4th
fIdafyEof her TSG1. .t5.<e. - It'd
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A LEXANDRIA SEMIN AIRY.
n Sa1,th lO;4t Stnoo+ No G.

a 1
The exercises of this Institution will be re-
sumed the first Monday. in September next
Of the English Branches, Latin, Hebrew,
French and German languages. 1t is now forty
years since the undersigned assumed the pro-
fession Of fteaching, and more than a quarter of
a century since he commenced teaching in
this city He still tenders his services to his
fellow citizens, and respectfully solclts con-
tinuation of that patronage which has been
heretofore so literally extended to him. For
terms apply to the Principal at his residence,
No. 81, Pitts.t, south. S. KING SHAY.
enp 02-1ro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-23
GELECT SCHOOL
~ FOR
ROWS AND Girls.
NORTH. ROOM IN LYCEU.N BUILDLN

NORTH ROOM IN LYCEUIM BUILDING,
The undersigned who has been engaged as
in this city, SELECT SCHOOL, for BOYS
AND GIRLS, on Monday September, 4th, 1865
By calling at Leadbeater g Cos Drug Store
No South Fairfax street. circulars and
further information can be obtained, until the
undersigned removes to the city.
iy l5-dtsep1# c.. EDWARD RUNNER.
MISS MARK,s SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
Nl LADIES, will be resumed on Tuesday,
the 18th Of September Every effort will be
made to promote the physical, moral, and in
tellectual advancement Of the pupils The ne
cessity e Irregular attendance at school, is res
pectfully presented to parents, as without 1t
there can be very little Improvement IN the
scholars or credit to the Teachers The School
Room is eligibly situated at her residence, 2l4,
King street, between Alfred and Columbus,
where terms and particulars will be given.
aug 14-eotsep15
pCHOOL NOTICE. The School for boys
y formerly conducted bY che Nessrs. hemper
will be reopened by the undersigned on the
18th September
Payable in dvanco
Elementary class, S.n,W
Junior " l2.5O
Senior 1890 49,.
DEL. .KEMPER
augl2-tf W. D, STUART, NJ i,
TOLUMBIAN COLLEGE, d. G.
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 intor-
nation as to these orZthe law and medical
schools address G.. ~. SAMSON; y. d. II
aug 22-2wS President
NERS. WRITINGS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
INI CHILDREN, will beresumed on Tues
day, the 18th Of September The school room
is e1igibly situated on Washington street, ad-
Joining Christ Church lot. aug 17-eotseplo
|, ~ A#COAKLEY will resume the duties OF
/ !I1. her SCHOOL for GIRLS, on the first
Monday in September next. For the present
at her late residence, No. 25, Commerce street
aug 21-2W# .E -
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NUMBER ia
Educational.
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
ID ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ID ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Hiss El.B. Gorber ots Rencapal
Announces that this Institution will be re-
onened for the reception Of Pupils the 18th
day of next September It is proposed to offer
every advantage. Full particulars, as toterms,
references &C., will be given in future sd-
vertisement. Jy l6--tf
NEW MALE SCHOOL.-The undersigned.
~ formerly Associate Principal Of the Alex-
andria Eclectic Academy, Will open school at
Lyceum Hall, in this city, on Monday, Septe1n-
Der 9Th, 1865 fer the education Of boys.
~ Circulars can be had at EntWis4e's Book
Store, or at the store of Robert L. Wood,
King street. Nm. e. BAKER.
aug 1-law3w&dtf
MISS PARROTT, grateful for the liberal
lYA patronage she has received for a 1amber
Of years past respectfully announces to her
friends ard the public gen orally, that the duties
Of her SCHOOL, will be resumed on Monday
the 18th Of Septembe next, at the usual place.
180, Cameron, between Alfred ald Patrick sts
For terms, &c, apply as above. aug l8-lm
MISS HELEN NJ. NEVETT, having re-
lYl turned to Alexandria, viii. give lessons
in MUSIC, 10 limited number of pupils
For terms, apply at 179, west Gibbon street,
near Alfred, or to Miss Mary EntWisle, No.
1862, King st. jy 25-lm
MISS FANNIE Y. GWIN wilIopen school
IYA on MONDAY, 18th September, 1865. All
English Branches taught. Particular attention
will be paid to Music and the Languages.-
Desired information given at 49, south Fair
fax street. Reference. c. c, Biting jy25-td
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-ah FOR BALTIMORE and POTO-
- : - - NJ &C RIVER LANDINGS: The
Steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James, Harper,
will resume her old route on Saturday, zOth
o'clock D., m. Returning she. will leave
Washington on Wednesday Morning, at and
Alexandria at 7.
Freight and passage. at moderate rates.
Annlv to BENONI WHEAT, Agent.
nv 19-tf Cor. Fayette Alley and the River,
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PUBLISHED tDAILY) BIZ
EDGAR .SN OWDEN, SR
M9 OFFICE-No. 1O4, King street over
French's Book Store.
NJ Advertisements and Subscriptions re-
ceiyed at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow
den's Office, corner of King and Royal Streets
over j. Owing 5. Dry. Goods store
MB-TERMs Of SUBcRIPTIoN-Sixty cents
per month or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
IN advance.
sADYERTIsEMENTs Inserted at the usual rates.
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VpOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION CON
a. PANY.

.Uwos The steamer G. VANDERBILT,
:--.ss.z=zzzlCapt s-=ssszEzlzC A. L. Colmary steamer.
EXPRESS Capt E. A. Ryther.
The steamers G. Vanderbilt and Express
will leave Baltimore every tuesday, ana fr-
day, at 5 o'clock P. NJ, for Alexandria:
Washington W? aud Georgetown, stopping. at al
the usual landings on the Potomac River
turdav and W ednesday, at s O'Clock, q. m..
and leave Alexandria at :! o'clock, a. NJ
Stopping at the usual 4ht Laadngs a on the k1v9f 3
to A. Needham s. Sons, 142 Light st. Wharf,
Baltimore; J. Broders & Co., No. 8, King St.:
Alexandria; Morgan, Rhinehart & Co., No.
l04 Water st. and Al T street, Washington
and Georgetown. my 30-tf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-12-07
NOTICE TO
Bounty Bond Holders
AND
TAX COLLECTORS.

The following resolutions were entered
on the minutes at the last meeting Of the
County Commissioners.
Res0lred, Tha, all Bounty Bonds out
standing against the County be presented
to the Commissioners for payment or or
before the 25th day of December next, as
after that day interest will cease on the
same.
Rcsolrcd, That judgment be entered
in the Prothonotary's Office, on the On
cial Bonds of all Collectors up to 1864,
against whom there is balance remain
ing unpaid and those of 1864, to have
time to make settlement of their Dupli-
Gates till the first day of next Court.
JOHN It. WILLIAMS.
NELSON HEFFLEFINGER
HENRY HELLER
Dec. 8, 1865. Commissioner.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-12-07
Graduated

At Duff's Mercantile College, Pittsburg:
w. w. Hunter, Pittsburgh.
James H. H. Taylor, Ormsby. Alleghen,
county. Pa.
Edmund w. Dysart. Lancaster City, Pa.
Henry J. VaDden, Gallipolis, Gallia Co., O.
Hiram Skies, Harrison Mills, Scioto county
James M. Gordon, Far Haven, Preble coun.
ty, o.
John F. Eyens, Lawrenceville, Pa.
Charles w. Hoyis, Clintonvillc, Venango
coanty, Pa.
A. II. Beckett, Monmouth, Illinois.
J. w. Pollock, Huntsville, Ohio.
Wm Edniston, Huntsville, Ohio
J. E. Kitzmiller, Minerva, Ohio.
WIN. III. HI. Simpson, New Castle, Pa.
James A. McMiilen, Upper st. Clair, Pa.
WestIey c. Howe, Shppensviile, Pa.
Stewart Thompson, New Castle, Pa.
John L. T.dball, New Castle. Pa.
All of whom passed the usual searching
examinations of the College satisfactory,
and who will, no doubt. hereafter distinguish
themselves by an honorable proficiency in
business. Each graduate was awarded the
beautiful diploma of the College, as ere-
dentltial of his proficiency, of his industry.
and of his exemplary department. during
hrs course Of study. t' h
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-12-07
Thirty-Ninth Congress.

Both Houses of Congress were properly
constituted on Tuesday last for the transact.
ion of business-the Senate conyening under
the officers hitherto chosen. and the House
re-eiecting the Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx
Spea ker by the decisive vote of I39 for him
TO 30 Tor James Hooks ut N Y City. Mes
srs Mcpherson, Ordway, Goodenow, were
reelected Clerk, Sc gant-at-Arms and Door,
Keeper respectively by Yeas, l25; Nays. 35
and Col. Given of Onio appointed Post.
marter, by single resolve.
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boring to bring about in the South. 1t
was speedily nipped in the bud by the
prompt action of the Government having
cognizance in the matter In its over
throw Democrats see also the overthrow
of their hopes in our own land, and they
have no heart to indulge in jubilee aud
torchlight. The Democratic victory in
Jamaica, as in New Jersey, proved to be
a Democratic fzzle, and the manner in
which the Democrat refers to the former
is positive proof that his heart was in it.,
and that he only fails to rejoice hecaus his
hearts rondest hopes were blasted by the
result.
The Democrat speculates farther upon
the positions of parties in the crisis now
upon the country, but as bis speculations
are void of faets to reuder them even pro
bable, we leave him to enjoy the ques-
tionable comfort which they bring him
He does not like the result in New Jer-
nor in Jamaica-he dctests loyal rejoicing
over it-and it would be pity, by con-
tinual placing of facts before his eyes. to
deprive him of such pleasure as his mar.
vicious imagination may invent for the re-
moval of his despondcncy.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-12-07
Another Smuggling Dodge---Coffins.

Another smuggling dodge upon the
Canadian border has just been detected
An unusual number of coffins have been
brought across the line of late for inter,
meut on the American side. Last week
the United States Reycnvc Officer insis-
ted upon seeing the corpse. after the
coffin was landed, against the earnest pro-
tests of the stricken relatives, when, in
stead of a defunct body, the cofin was
found filled COSTLY silks.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-12-07

g&- We had the extreme pleasure re
Gently Of listening to the splendid new
Organ placed in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in this Borough The Organ is
from the celebrated mauufactory of Mason
K Hamliu, in Boston, has compass of Z
Oetaves, has four stops, and for purity,
richness and depth of tone is perfection
itself Manipulated by Prof. J A. Gle
ments, it produce volume of sweet
sound rarely heard in Churches out side of
the city. Mr.. Clements has the agency
for the sale of these instruments. in this
section Of country, and is prepared to fur
Dish anything in the musical line At city
dealers prices.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-12-07

L8eThe squealing of Porkers, on al
sides Of Us, admonishes US that the day:
of Pom Haas, Liver Worsht, and 'SasseD
gars,' are again upon US. Our empt,
pen bears testimony that We do not join
in the rich feast this fall, but our recol
lection OF the "feast of fat things" of for
mer days come vividly to our aid in our
wishes that the lucky ones may enjoy the
good things without draw back Ia the
mean time we would announce to our
mere fortunate neighbors that plates OF
sassengers, pouhaas, &c, will not be re-
fused at this Office.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-12-07

rave would call attention to Mr.. c.
3. Kcller's card in another column
Charley has just been renewing his stock
OF Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings
generally, which be offers to the public
at price but little in advance of first
cost. Customers will have no split-eath,
er dodge come over them at Charleys, but
every thing will be warranted to be 4.
represented.