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HAVING disruse1 Of cur interest in the ii*I>-
shsnt TaiIcr:As bu=inoss, at No, g, King st., /"
to o. Il eal 81 Daeiy aEld removed Sc' No; o.: ~
the shove .3"ds. Cur 'oIg experience 1H t:le
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Us a. great aG vaHt&g" u SnIocI!n:;; oG1 SICK,
which wa intend t. -: 81 . sn'aEt s?dT@:@o3 c.
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a. we icten5 to 2:, E.s:'u:L trimmings, and stE1
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ir assuring Their customers 2 a!Jl'sh "to well
Tto2yo have also O. Gnc assortment of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties, Scarfs .snd Gloves e all kinds
W. Please call and examine or goods and
;,,9 o'o for yourselves al 81 kiug street, Or" Gpor
aSaf 2r parjer's Theatre. sep 2G-IS
RTURRAY. RIDGELT & aIUR2AI,.
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SNOW DEN, Sa

ms~ 0FNIC E. qAzHTFE ByILDIEa, Prlace
streeti near Fairfax. .:. -
ag-TEans or sUBcRrerIox-sixt cents
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PROCEEDINGS og CONGRESS Yesterday, !

PROCEEDINGS og CONGRESS. yesterday, IN
the Seuate, a biz was introduced prov E5lug for
TIE appointment OF bosraof exaulln at9oE Tor
AL army officers, those fahsgt 70 p&ssa estisfae
torv exami aatien to. .ha' put on the retired Est
or drapped 9 Mr. v ilson i7tse daeed It's billfi1-
ing 5ae strey 9Th ss5l3 rg&t,;za;iol Of The army,
Tia Esin Provisions CT which were e:ven last
!wae, 4 resolution was offered declaring that
whereas the British government has refused laa
deranity for damage done to American coreR1e zee
nv its subjects iu the late war, therefore ssEae
President be requested to Withdraw cur. Minis
Ter from London, and to declare national non
intercourse between the two nations. 9hereso-
flution was objected to, and was therefore not
entertained. H.E1ez 1.,.2 g
Ia IA 6 he House, bya vote Of 1888 70 II, laid OF
zthe,table resolution proposing to inquire into.
the expediency of' orderlug az eiection BY the
isoolored men Of the District ot Columbia, who
shall decide by ballot whether CT. not Ia their
3 opDinion white men shall be allowed the right
Of suffrage. Bya vote Of 50 to ~, thej judic:a-.
ry con- ,nittee was instructed to inquire lntothe
sexpediency Of SO amending the act; relating to
the test oath as to allow attorneys to practice
their profession without taking said oath, on
aneoual footing with all other professions. -
The committee npublis buildings we're direc-s
ted to inquire az to the health fulEass Ct, tie
Presidents house, ard if found uuheaIlhy, as
to procuring grounds on which to erect .Iew
executive mansion, The debate Or tie pill 70
extend suffrage in the District OF Columbia
was then resumed. E.l5- .-f q go
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JOHN BELL OF TENNESSEE. = The Louisville
Journal publishes the frst Of a series Of letters
by the Ho1. John Bell, of Tennessee, On The
issues Of the Day. Mr.. Bell was candida for
the presidency in 1860 in conjunction With
Mr.. Everett, on an avowed Uolon platform
but vixen Tennessee seeded. be Identified hlna-
self with the Confederacy: and continued to
supportit until the last. aSS;. Bel nov dis
cusses the questions Of the day ::roE2 aoutt-
ern point Of view He accepts tue legitimate
results Of The war, snd deyotes himself TO the
important work OF reconciling the Southern
people to an uureserved Endorsement or Presl-
dent Johnson $ policy Of restoration. lie de-
precates, with great force, the dangerous folcy
Of the radicals, who are striving to defeat sbe
Presidents plan,
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y The President had visitor Saturday from
committee Of ladies, headed By Mrs. Senator
Trumbull, in all about tWo hundred and fifty,
who presented petition and vehe1nentEy urged
him to reject the application for ps.don OF 4.
S. Cox, of Georgetown, late OF the Coutederate
army. These ladies are OF a secrecy enutlea
the National Coiored Home Assoelat
oThey state that Cox IS q large land helGer ln
the District AMI their society las e1eeteI On
his lands buildings il Whioh are. housed a large
number Of colored people, aEd Ghey ask taat
If Coz be pardoued at &lE, It slan oe q c}1cl- M
3tien thas he give 20 their ASSOCIATION ten aczes
oflaafi sid The buildings thereon, now ocoE-~
! pied by the association. Whatcan right judy
In people think OF such a case as stasS!
GAaREsoNs Posts have been esfabila1as4 afs
the following named points il Flrg'E.ia, &c 6e
occupied by garr;Sons. as iz&ilieateo opposite
their respective naInes <
Lgnch burg: c5snpaa;ea l1sie .. :. ~
fantry.
Bristol-1 com paug 1Itle j. s. infantry.
Charlottesgi!Ie-l con:>acv It'll y. -
L Danyille-r company lith u. S. ;afaas;z.
fredericksburg COMPARES Ak&a =. >.
infaut5y.
Petersburg-4 cou panes 9th u. s: lnfs1tra.
Burkes7lile-2 c0mpanle, lAsN - -
fantry. :.
Tie Moscow .Gaxstts publishes letter from
Prince n. OrIo4f. wing an account CT n2eetIat
held IN Lonoou Oh the 10Th Of NoveIaIer for
the establishment Of regular and formal inter
con.r,arion betveen the Church Of Eng gianGaaa
the Ruasiau Church The meeting was e attenl
ded By abou; eighty persons, ''chie55T G,exsy
,mau efhigll church lu1nciptc5 ! The Bishop
.ofOxford presided
The SupIe,ne Court is segy Far behind upoG
its docket 4 grea5 many case5, have 2een.
passed over at this session, yet progress has.
beer made in only quarter Part o1stE2c cases o!:
the docket. "a z2@4
Its aow sad that Mr. Stanton ia aas TO-
resign. sl 11a
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VALUE OF aRIMAuLT
Il CO.'S Chemists in Paris



In solving problem hitherto declared nnsovable by all
called Eerruginous Syrup of Peruvian Bark Messrs GIRL
MAuLF co, Chemists TO H. / H. Prince Napoleon, at
farls have discovered medicine of uneXcepona merit
the most highly competent in recognizing its
great medical value
The following important document has been received from
Germany country recognized the first chemists
world It from Professor kletznsk Chemical Anayzer
TO the Law Courts who testides in the following the
value Of the Syrup Of Bark edcal Gazette Of Vienna
Mr. GRIAULT has succeeded In the hRppest manner In
combining relative qualities of different parts URE
AND EXCELLENT MEDICINES; the so as the iron
thus disguised in addition to its agreeable flavor is much
rapidly absorbed than any other erruginOu medicine
MIR. GRlMAuLT'S FERRUGINOuS SYRUP is therefore ne
OF the best pharmaceutical preparaonsa truly scientica
eugnous medicine which has solved the therapeutic problem
agreeable FORM free from detect and satisfactory all parties
ISfgnedl VINCENT RLErEINSKi,
Chemical Anayzer to the Law Courts Hospital Chemist
l. d r. DU WIEDEE,
Professors OF Chemistry
Let In what terms the French Ambassador
Vienna replies M6ssrs Grmant Co. regards the high
estimation in which Mr. klet2inski is held:
"FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIRSS4,
Vienna, August % 1865,
GENrLEMBIn reply the letter you addressed to his
Exeeency the Ambassador have the honor you
that Professor Kletznski of high standing Vienna
that be personally much thought of and passes the
PIERRET,
Consul and attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, 6RIMAULT 4 CO.'S,
III New Orleans, DUooNGE. pELocHE GUIL .lSiis
And AZ every good Chemists
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

The next Session win begin the LIST day of October 1866
and end on the 18th OF June, 1867.
Professor of Latin and Second Professor of Law will be
appointed thel5th August when the organization
the Departments of MISUNDERSTANDING Law Medi,
cal-w be fully reestabshed the enlarged
before the war.
The entire expenses of the Academic Student exclusive
of text books clothing and pocket money $3.50
currency, per session of nine months the Law STUDENT
$685. and of the Medical Student, to 1896.
For catalogue, giving details for special information
address S. MAUPIN,
Post0f5ee-Uniyersty Of virginia
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sHERfFF,S SALES.
FouRTH DISTRICT CouRr) CHAs. "A. GAYARRE, u
OF New 9rsans-No, MIGHAEL HUGHES AM

FouRTH DISTRICT COURT GHAs. A, GAYARRE, Ir., VS.
OF New 9rleans-No. MLGAAEL HUGHES AND AR
l76Ol }FHuRsBElAs GER,
DIV VIRTUE of IA wrltOf seizure ANA sale,
~ TO me directed by the Honorable the Fonrth District
Court of New 0re in the entitled cause will pro.
coed to sell public auction, ut tine Merchants Auc.
toneers Exchange Royal street between Canal
house Streets the Second District this city, on TUES
DA the 18th day of September 1866 at II o'clock the
following described property, viz;
A SQUARE OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate in the
suburb Darcaael and designated as number twenty-five
original plan said aubog deposited in the Office
Garlic Pollock, late nony public in this city, borded by
Frenohmen, Union PeOpdas and Livingston Streets and
ing 800 feet front each of Frenchmen uniou
Streets 800 feet IL inches each OF Peopidas and Livingston
streets.
Being the property which the defendants acquired
by purchase John LuCiani, per passed before
Joseph Cuver notary public in this city, the ed day
July 1868
Seized in the above suit.
Experimentation on the spot.
HARRYtT. HAYS,
------ Sheriff of the Parish Of Nrlnnns
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SESSION OF lSG6-67.

D. WARREN BRICKEtr, N. D, Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women
HOWARD SMITH, NJ D., Professor of MRteria Medca.
l. L. CRAWoOuR, NJ D. Professor of Principles and Prac
Henry F. CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery
ALFRED G. HOLT NJ. d., Professor Clinical Medicine
A Z PFEITIGoLAS NJ d. Professor of Anatomy
j. D. BRQN NJ D., Professor of Physiology and Pat ogy.
try, Toxicoogy and Legal Medicine
WIN. S; MITCHELL NJ D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
and SPECIAL Lecturer on Opthamc Surgery and Diseases
JOS Holt n. D. Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics
A. ". PERRY NJ. D, and FREDERICK LoEBER, NJ. D.,
Demonstrators of Anatomy
L. ID. COHEN, NJ. D., Assistant to tho Chair of Cbe4s
try.
The Eleventh Annual Course of Lectures this Institution
vii begin November ~ 1866 and will end March L. 1867
Preliminary Course will be given in Charity Hospital
commencing October 10Th, without charge students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th
The Clinical Advantages Of this Institution arc unsur-
passed The Professors under the Che Safe
Physicians aud Surgeons of the Charity Hospital and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits.
FEES:
Tickets Gf al the Professors, l4Q
Iiatllcuiatioh
TFhctlcai Anatomy 10
Diploma. .........,..., ,...,,.,,,..,.. 30
Payment required III advance.
D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. D.,
Dean Of The Faculty
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THE CENSUS OF rARrs.

The census of the population of the French
capitol has just been terminated 1t has not YET
been published, but according to accounts, il
amounts to. l 100000 inhabitants.
FACTS AND SCRAPS.
1t is reported that the Count de Chambord has
determined to quit Venice now that it has become
Italian, and to sell the property which he has in
that city, to-wit: the house in which he himself
resides, the villa of the Duchess de Berry and that
of his sister the Duchess of Parma, The count
states that he cannot consent to reside any longer
in city which has now become the property of a
| government which has caused the exile of the
Duke of Parma and the King of Naples. Count of
Chambord will be universally regretted at Venice,
where he was much respected for his great kind
ness of heart and general amiability.
The Emperor of Morocco; as token of gratitude
to the medical art, to which he owes his recov-
cry from severe illness, has ordered French
medical man to organize four large hospitals in
the towns of Tetuan, Taft, Tangiers and Fee.
1t is asserted that a tradesman of Paris has the
intention of opening several =" BouMon," for the
sale of soup, etc., made from horse flesh.
A portetair called Smith and woman called
Brown, by trade huekster both natives of Lon
don, love each other tenderly and desire to be
united in marriage, but there is one obstacle to
their being 50, for the fact is that one other of
the parties is always in prison; when one comes
out of the house of correction, the other goes in.
In very short space of time, Smith has been i'm,
The 1otb Of last r,ort baraHsr for nrSor
both were free At tba cam. tma end auar,,tbfn,,
was nrsnared for Mo Tadltnn 1rnot, ,i,a5
smith a No ,,addir a., ,,a, AZ
honse r. bis fair bri5a t. eondnat 6er ~ cb,roh
he conid III rasist m. tan,n+attor ~ s+aaI;ne.
nar II boots nbicI tgere bpng a. sbnn dnor
raI,obt !, III IN ~ e,,itl NJ
cbnrrb vent 4 r,rison ana tbns ,T5icb
III baan can+snnl.tad for tfra ,aars 6os boon
agoin ohligad Il ba i'll ar = 80 80
nrisoT a., orril.aa H. a.1s aro ~ rop,on
tro,, 19 IN % ,roars
II To eiI baaltbr III aood looling Tbeso
l,;rIs ril, sInrtI IL ;oina5 1, si1t,,
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| Academic Board:
DAVID F BOYD Superintendent and Professor of Aucieu
Languages and English Literature.
RICHARD NJ. VESABLE, Professor of Engineering
| JOHN A. A. WEST Professor of Mathematics and Com
nRndant of Cadets
JEAN PIERRE BELLIER, Professor of Modern Languages
and Literature.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Professor of Natural Philosophy
JOHN R. PAGE, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry Mneralogy
and Geology.
| JAMES W. WILSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy ant
Physiology, and Surgeon.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, A. NJ, Assistant Professor of Ancient
| Languages and Literature.
ROBERT E, RIYES A NJ, PHI. D, Assistant Professor oil
| Modern Languages and Literature:
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course of study embraces n Preparatory and an
Academic Department Special Schools one of Civil
Engineering, the other of Medicine
The Academic Department comprises Literary AMI Scieu
tc Course which have their point of divergence tie third
Tor SOPHOMORE class In the Literary Course the Ancient
Languages and Literature thoroughly taught; in the
Scientific Course the Greek language omitted
stead are taught Mechanics and Practical Engineering
ADMISSION OF CADETS.
Cadets will not be received under fourteen years age
They may be residents Of other States
State beneficiary Cadets cannot be received unless the
President of the Police Jury making appointment ceri-
hs shat neither the appontee his parents able
deray his expenses at the Institution.
The applicant for admission the Preparatory Department
must read aud write we'll and know Arithmetic as far as
Ratio and Proportion inclusive and the rudments Of Eng
ish Gramnet and Geography.
To enter the Academic Department it is necessary know
Arithmetic and Algebra through Equtat the First
Degree English Grammar, Geography the Elenen airy
Gramnl'r and renting in Latin and French
No will be admitted either Of the Specf Schools
Civil Engineering Medicine who Is not qualified to enter
the Second Junior Glass Of the Academic Department
The parent guardian writing on entering his
ward which study Special School he wishes
him to pursue.
Expenses per Session of Ten Months.
Tuition, Board Washing, of Furniture Fuel Lights
Medical and Library Fees Text Books Stationery $500
payabe half in advance and the balance the Is of Feb
ruary There must also be deposited entrance contingent
fee of S25 much OF which expended will be re-
funded
1t will be observed that the every item OF expense
except clothing agood supply of which must bring
with him.
Payments must be made in advance, This mpara
tive, and will be enforced in every case.
Parents requested to give their very little pocket
money, not exceeding So per month.
SPECIAL NOTICE, ......
The late Session having closed June 30 with O3 artcnates
and being almost certain that there viii be less than
200 Cadets present during the session. those desirous
patronizng the Institution advised to be prompt
ing their the first day of the Session
State beneficiary Cadets fail present at the
beginning of the Session, places reserved for
them.
For further information, address
D. F, BOYD, Superintendent
........ Postonice Alexandria, La
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MEDTCAL COLLEGES.
TN1vERsFrY OF LOUISIANA.



A. H. GENAs, NJ D., Emeritus Professor o: Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children
JAMES JONES VI, D.. Professor of Obstetrics etc.
WARREN STONE, NJ D. Professor of Surgery
O. A. MOTT, NJ D., Professor of Materia AedicN.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Professor of Physiology.
I. G, RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
j. W. MALLEF, Phi. D., Professor of Chemistry.
sAM'L NJ. BEMlsS, NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
". e 4. Nf6HoLS n B. B. Demonstrators of Anatomy.
The Annual Course of Lectures this Department will
begin November r. 100, and end March 81 1867. Pre-
lminary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
mencng October 18th without charge TO students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians aud Surgeons Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them their daily
visits
FEEsTicbes of all the Professors, $1O; Matrcua iOn
So; Practical Anatomy, SlOi Diploma, $50 Payment re-
t. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D :, Dsan
New Orleans, August To- 1866
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
Thirtieth Annual Session.

The Kentucky School Medicine and the Medical Depart
ment of the University of Louisville having united
lar annual session will commence the first Monday in &c
to6er and continue four months.
FACULTY.
THEODORE S. BELL NJ. D. Emeritus Professor of the
Science and Practice of Medicine and Public Hygiene.
LEWIS ROGERS, NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor Of Malaria
Medica and Clinical Medicine.
Medicine
H NJ BULLITT, NJ, D, Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Medicine.
G W. BAYLESS, VI. d. Professor of the Principles and
Practice Of Surgery.
O. ". WRIGHT, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
y. J. FRAZEE NJ, D., Professor of Matera Medca and
Therapeutics
J. NJ. BODINE, NJ D . Professor of Anatomy.
A. B. COOK d. Professor of the Surgical Diseases OF
the Genito Urinary Organs and Rectum
j. A. IRELAND, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Medicine
j. w. BENSON NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Surgery and
Dean OF the Faculty
From the foregoing announcement will be perceived that
the late Faculty the Kentucky School Of Medicine
accepted Professorhips in thu Medical Department Of
University of Louisville and that the two medical
this CITY united Embraced in this arrangement YVES
the understanding that the graduates of the Kentucky School
Of Medicine shah be entitled the ad eundem degree
University and shall receive the diploma therofree charge
to them, at any regular commencement
The for the full Course Lectures S05 Naturalization
So: Demonstrators $40; Graduation Fee S25
For any info. nation which may he desired address
PROF. j. W. BENSON,
of
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THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNESs OF
4 Messrs Grimault Co.'S IOdzed Syrup of Horse Rad.
loaized syrup o. Horse Radlsh Of Messrs Grimaul
always excellence succedanou Cod Liver OIL and the
best treatment to follow in Lymphatic and Scrouous aec
tions well as in various Cutaneous diseases The public
will therefore read with interest the analysis this
medicine by Professor KetZnsk extracted from Chemists
Journal at Vienna well letter addressed MeSrs
Gmault Co.. by his Excelency the French ambassador
confirming the high reputation of this learned Doctor
Grmaus rodzed syrup of Horse Radish Is not in free
elementary and caustc state but in the acid
Cod Liver Oil
tSlgned) VINCENT KLETzIEsKI,
Chemical AnalyZer to the Law Courts at Vienna Hospa
Chemist l. and r. WIEDEN,
Professors of Chemistry.
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Ayers Agne Cure,

For the speedy and certain of Intermittent Fever or
Ghills and Fever, Remen Fever Chill Fever, Dumb gue
Periodical Headache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers
indeed for the whole of diseases originating in hillary
rangement Caused by the malaria of miamac countries
This remedy has rarely failed to the
Cs and Fever and has this great advantage othe
Ague medicines that subdues the complaint without injury
patient II contains "nne other deleeri0us sub
stance nor does produce Qnpsm any injurious effect
whatever Shaking brothers OF the army and the West
and will indorse these assertions Prepared by j. c.
AVER CO.. Lowell, Mass, and sold by
E. j. HARTk co,
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q CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUGINOUs PERUVIAN BARE.

Chemists to H. R. H. Prince Napoleon Rcheeu Para
This preparation has the advantage combining two
most powerful tonic known in the medical world Of perfect
mdY and agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
and suits the most delicate stOmRchS.
1t Is par excellence the FERRUGIN0US TONIC which
should be administered to ladies Of delicate constitution to
young persons backward in attaining the age pubsry
to children of weak constitution and is particularly
ployedn the treatment Of C49oTos Anernea, Pale Com.
RIeXion, Gastrcs Gastrslae Whites, Lencorrhea, Debility
Want OF Appetite Poverty Of Blood,
Agents in New York Mr. BECKER l2g Grand street New
Orleans at Aessrs. DUCONGE DELOGHE and the prncpa
Chemists,
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The Hndlanap oils Rlot.

RADICAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE AFFAIR-LIsr
OF PROMINENT RADICALS AMONG THE RIOTERS
THE NARROW ESCAPE OF GEN. GRANT FROM BEING,
sHoT-OPINIoE OF THE GENERAL THAT THERE
k@WAs A DELIBERATE ATTEMPT TO tAssAssINATE
THE PREsIDENT-BRUTALITY OF RADICAL Off.
GALS TOWARDS a WOUNDED DEMOCRAT.
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MIDWAY SCHOOL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.

Associate Principals. ' -"
The second session ohis School will begin on the first Mon
day in September and will Both 1867 Tbe c0nrse OF
study designed to prepare boys orthe University 0Vgna
or any other College or for the practical business lie
and Book Keeping. 49, ~
TERMs-For Board and Tuition $55 per hasesson payable
pupil will bring bis own towels ' 1880
For circulars and further particulars address
WILSON O. n. CARR, charlottesville Va
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, NJ. A junction. Hanover Co., Va.