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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

T'HE NEW-YORK LOOKING-GLASs and ORNA-
4 MENTAL FRAME FACTORY, No. 49, Broome-st New
Yok advertiser the above establishment
aaen p.fuelso sg Join Hamilton ln future
INDICTED auie above aud Co the
o. EnGP8 HAMILTON. The mluuilcrrilg department viii
here under he direction Of Mr. heary hrcp
O. tre u q 81 .i..r & II. A.. khspf.
le7.i0 orb teGustl I.6G John HAMILTON.
NEv.louK sep, N. Iaol.
TT1HE firm ~ JOSEPH FAHYS g. 60. is hereby
= l.f.lsr bJ l.u,lsi col rsas. 20 -ae et-t p. dsv
tID Al. .ftF.
JC5L pr Ftrrf wiz e,slnss the busars. end se.Is o..
ocoat u IRA.
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Copnr.uers5ip Aotirrs.

NOTiCE.-JACOB Il. EBY hereby notifies the
~ pu3io that De has ihi Cay sold a interest HENRY THOMAS
a. tho lining and Shipping Of Coal 81 Ireyoron carried under tho
hIm Of Newton B. Co, ald witbdrswn frcun tho
Hauisoug, Sept u, 1885,
NV YORK September 1865
VNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk
Between the Under,sned under firm name Of KFAN
DAVIS. IL this day DISSOLVED BY MUTUAL CONSENT.
Mr. wP. DAVIS reifes from The afm and Ai D. W KEAN
tbs buiiae and h account Office Of the
late ERA. No. Il wsllst.
D. W. KEAN
O. W. T. DAVIS.
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DROOKIYN ACADEMY Of MUSIC-TO-NIGHT
J. H. HAfhElI A. tAL5lAFF,
4, l.te.~o,rs's immortal coinnIeay
D" 'NAo' VI TifE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
unmarried b ~ Dayiee b. D10 W. s. Andrews W. A. Donald.
oo N Mary rfeft cast t Is positively for this
utCEFT.rs LAST APPEARANCE II THIS VICINITY.
TOMORROW SATURDAY NIGHT
Mr. JOHN BHOUdHAMS LAST APPEARANCE,
S'pP'''' THIRTY POPLAR COMEDIANS
ruApTTgUALT. ". UANlDGE. ". 4. ANDREWS
DAVID COPPFHfELD and POCAHONrAs
IRVING HALL.-Fourh appearance Of NJ. HARIZ,
4 THE lLLUHlONlST.
pronouneed by the public ord press -. -
TflE MOST WOSUGRFUL MAGICIAN OF THE AGE.
FRIDAY EVENlNO 90 o ocl3rs,
Fourth ,ppeauce OF r. Har,z hi Charming entertainment Con
GLIDING each EVENING WIN the 81. . .....-
s gEAUTlffHL GROWTH or FLOWERS and the
NONDNOUS LlNIsG HEADi
Or THH ORACLE o. TIE HIH.rEEsTH CENTURY
The Woudrou Living el, rE1iei for the tst time IN
VI H.. been pronounced most ssr.ng ilutol
Known Throughout the capitals Of the ola World lie appearances
h.. rsus.d an unpafa D. I'd sensation.
ese.s " cents limited humber Of renewed chairs 20 cents
-.-..,u.,. .,,.,
For On. bensf 90 school,, sud Families Tickets 20 cents 'en
under y yriis tI. pr..e
VNOX's OLD EOWERY THEATER.
a I..r.. lir.e..r s.I l. FoA
Bliss lAttl r.AHlAo.
U.|A.ILL4.
cow Ut 4uE VIVID.
FULL COMrANY IN TIE ABOVE PIECES.
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tttc t V'-iaCsd ll- e tiist CABIN 3D. stecrsse 80
ftIs5r ll r.. 81. cJrICUty
i,rr also orwrdee 20 Usvrs hsnsurs Bremen. &C.. At
91.nfs rset
sss- .ase fror Liverpool or Quesnuown voi the
sS Tickets oo bousa here persons ssncls Tor Their
tsrft
sairi.r i-r---st.oa .rc-r q. f.- C~.opluyi, oaces
WIN D L---- A.. 10 D n-o------ A-w-I--.
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DOR NEst-ORLEANS Drect-The new and hrs
4 ess5 Steamship SHERIDAN. Copt J. l.. heto1 VII lea
PIT D.. n E. ou SATURDAY. sept p a. p. pa.
Tor hz 90 Flss.. having unsurpassed tons tFp
Z, H. B CROMWELL 81 CO.. Sc. 60 Nests-
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ETAR8LE MANFELS.-The best place in the city
vs. tlp MARBLE ltANTELS Of The aest designs st
prices A. hLA3EB M-g1.e ~oTN No 100 Esst lsu
j y. Z. Maatrs iui Iq 20 ns country GO, ts ,a
HJARBLEKED SLATE MANIELS-Saperior in
lA arparance, durable; half the o. marble. T. 3.
STEWART. 30. 600 S-Htu.aye.bst. 35.b l. J6ihtts
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-20
A FEW RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PHYSICIANS

Drs. Dugyan, Barnes, and KinE, of Wilson, n. O.,
efficient and valuable ren,ody, and TINT It has PERFORM
ed remark ,ble cures."
DR.. Blake Of Baltimore Md, says: "Your remedy 10
performing truly marvellous cures In this city"
Dr.. Smith, of Now York, wrtteB: 81 have fairly teat-
ed your ANTLsYPHILITIO in as bad casos as could
find In the city, and in every instance 1t made conf
pete and rapid 1t really aeems to possess almost
magical powers"
nd~ We could procure numbers OF certificates from
patients but Of course decacy would forbid them from
signing their full names; but certificates OF small i'm
portance how fair trial will convince the most
sceptcal of the real merits Of the Medicine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-20
Railroads In North Carolina.
fr-o,, a., Dny.s,b c.,,3;,.11

The completion OF the roads already projected
in tho State will doubtless, be strongly urged upon
the attention Of the Legislature. The system OF
years ago, should be contaminated, in order that
the full b. .nefits Of the system may be enjoyed,
and to save what has been expended. This is es-
pecally 30, in tho case of the Western Extension
Railroad md the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruth
erford Road.
The same laudable object is sought to be effect
to extend the Coal Fields Road from Egypt to
some point on the North Carolina Road. The bone
fits to be derived from that extension may depend
much upon the point Of terminus upon the North
Carolina Railroad We are glad to see the interest
manifested by the people Of Greensboro and Of
Caswen upon that subject. We have also heard it
said that the people Of. Salisbury feel some con-
cern upon that point That interest indicates a
rising spirit of enterprise in the State But it
hardly be expected that three branches from
Egypt can be projected. The friends of that en-
ought therefore to look we'll to the settle
ment Of that question.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-20
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

~ II completely neutraizos tho peculiar 5yphiiitn
poison and eracates every particle of the tan from
tho BY stem forever.
sD- This il not remedy that MAY CURE, but ono
that DOES and WILL CURE every case without failure,
when taken according to directions.
sD- Neither Is It remedy to be tried but one that
has been tried and thoroughly tested In some Of the
very worst cases OF secondary aud tertiary Syphlss
and In every 1t made complete and gave the
sufferer now lease Of life, health, Hrongth and hhppi.
ness
Rp- 1t Is now being used and recommended In their
private practice by some Of tho most eminent physi.
clans In tho United States
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-20

EXCHANGE OF COMPLIMENTS. The following in
terchange of compliments between the Cincinnati
Commercial and tho Chicago Journal, as to the
merits Of their respective cities is rather amusing
The Commercial says:
'Chicago is superficial, ishowy place, and toll
erably active in the summer but in tho winter she
is icc-bound and stagnant, while Cincinnati, full
of manufacturing industry, goes right on summer
and winter. All there is of Chicago is above
ground. There is not cellar in town, and cannot
Be, while in Cincinnati, in addition to that which
meets the eyo above the sidewalks, we have city
pndor ground. There ia moro storage-room occu-
pied, too, in the cellnrs Of Cincinnati than in oil
tho elevators Of Chicago combined"
Whereupon tho Journal replies:
'Wo cannot return the compliment for Cncin-
natl. sho is mother 'nuperfcial, tocrabiy active,
nor snowy either in summer or winter Cjncin-
natl was q 'toleraby active place when sho was
'possessed' with sWino, but ever since she has
been grunting over her more prosperous neigh
bors Sho can bristlo up as much as she pIeases
about her city under ground We arc on the
level and do not envy the dwellcrs in the choicest
cellars Of Cincinnati" :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-20
ARREST OF THE RAILROAD RopBEns.-The Louis
vile Courier Of the 18th snys:

vile Courier Of the 10Th says:
We arc glad to be able to chronicle the capture
of the gang Of outlaws who robbed tho passenger
train on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad q
short time since, in such daring manner. Since
this affair." the authorities have been on the alert,
but failed to do anything; but what the authorities
seemed unable to accomplish, our law-loving cti-
zens took in hand themselves, and with what cue
cess the sequel shows. The citizens Of Franklin,
Ky., and vicinity, having been on the watch for
some time past, were made aware yesterday that
the gang Of robbers, under tho leadership OF one
King, wore in the vicinity of that town, and
turning out in short order, they captured King
and six of his party. About the same time yester-
dsy evening" as the train from Nashville, being be-
hind time, was on its way to this city it was COM
PEELED to run very slowly and carefully, being run
ming on the time Of another train. When be-
tween Rocky Hill and Bristol station, some OF
the passengers discovered four mon in the
vicinity Of the train whoge movements ex-
cited suspicion. Some Of the passengers there
fore won't out and arrested them and three OF then
wereidentifed by passengers on the train as being
with tho gang who robbed the train short time
ago. Three of these, whose names are ]. F. Jackson
this city and committed to jail. The other mar
was lot 60. A dispatch received last night by Mr.
D. W. Rowland, assistant superintendent OF tht
L. & N. Railroad, stated that King would be sem
up hero from Franklin to-day, and that the Others
would be sent up on the late train last night
These men arrested are supposed to embrace near
ly oil the gang II there are any moro, they, W
hope, will nlso soon be overtaken and brought
Justice We trust that the authorities will prose
extreme benefit Of the law, as they are not onl
guilty Of robbery, but attempted murder, in throw
ing tho train of the track and thus endangerin
the lives of all tho passengers upon 1t.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-20

NoU WILL FIND AT THE ABOVE ESTABLISH
j MENT full supply Of Gents, Doys' and Youths'
BOOTS, SHOES, GATHERS AND SLIPPERS; Ladies'
Misses and Ohdrcn's Congress- Gnitors Polish Boots,
Bamorais, Bootees Buskns and Slippers Of every de-
scripton; donts and Boys' Hats Of all kinds.
Tho above Goods determined to sell ut the lowest
possble price Ny motto Is quick sales and small profits
aiye me saA &c 3icp Hin DO rewarded.
October 20 Etut7moe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-20
7. @. A. r.
DIR. I.AWRENCE'S
@ e L e BR A Il Il ID
ANTI-SYPHILITIC,
FOR THE CURE OF SYPHILIS IN ALL 1T
FORMS.

FTHHIS EXTRAORDINARY AND TRULY VALUABLE
Il Medicine la prepared with the utmost skill and caro-
by regular graduate of Medicine and Pharmacy, from
fresh SOUTHERN MEDICINAL ROOTS AND HERbH
and Is therefore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-09
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE ., 1866.
The Philosophy of Long L1fs'

The PHILOSOPHY OF 1o :.
But few men die of age. Almost al olc q
1sanno;intnne passional; mental, or Of Bodily
to;l -, If accident. The passions kill men
sorat;n,es, even even suddenly. The common ex-
weston. .schoked with passion, has little cx-
aoreration in it; for even though not suddenly
fatal. strong passions shorten life Strong bod
led men often die young-weaks aen live longer
than the strong, for the strong use their
strength, and the weak have none to use. The
latter take care of themselves the former do
not As it is with the body, SO it is with the
mind and temper The strong arc apt to
break or, like a candle, to run ! the weak
burn out The inferior in animals, which live;
in general, regular and temperate lives, have
generally their prescribed term Of years. The
horse lives about twenty five years; the OK IF
teen or twenty; the dog ten or twelve; the rab-
bit eight The duration Of life i'll all these
bear similar proportion to the time the ami
nal takes to grow toits full size. Bat lnen, Of
all the animals, is the one that seldom comes
to bis average. He ought to live hundred
years, according to this physiological law, for
five times twenty orc one hundred but instead
Of that he scarcely reaches, on The average,
four times his growing period; the cat SIX times,
and the rabbit even eight liuies the standard OF
measurement. ~
The reason for all this is Obvious Man isnot
only most irregular but the most ahorlous and
hard working Of all animals Lie is also the
most irritable Of animals and there is no rea-
son to believe Though we can not tell what an
animal secretly feels} that, more than any other
animal, man cherishes wrath to keep Ii warm,
and consumes himself with the fire of bis own
secret reflections. Besides this, man is the
only animal that makes a wide departure from
those laws Of nature which control life. Hc
takes Oh unnatural and notwithstanding hah-
its, carrying them to the verge Of tae grave,
and clinging to them with I tenacity which
Yields not even to his better Judgment The
lower order Of animals never do this. Instinct
IS their guide, and the superior duration Of life
5hey enjoy Is the proof Of the folly Of man.
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Court Notices

VTIRG MIA to wi wit ;E-InT the County Court
Of Fairfax county ! May Rules 1866, Chris
tepher RoteATefd, asset ef-g.F: Faidley, vs..
Albert Orcutt !. j pRptch ford Wm: A: Moore
r. Main and George G9g5am aefsndantsiInl III,
Mems The febtect0 Of this suit. issto attach thet
real estate,9f the defepAants lbert QreMtt and
r. s. MAN, in the County Of Faffffax
and any money Id the9hands o2George Gorama:
the "a me Of 500 %it ntsfest 81 so9 ron
Octeberl7 1860 gand ION $ lS0 from 18th May,
1861, until paid, and -SlG.26 costs, dye by two,
judgments OF the County Court. of Fairfax GO.
1t appearing by aliidavit FLED thatthe defc1td-
ants, "A bert CIRCUIT and RI $50 Main1taret non
residents Of this state it is ordered that they APP
pear within one month after! due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary to protect their
interests copy teste r RI m
,sSSslE N. |fITZHUGH, Clerk pro tom.
.DunANYt 81 BALI, P.eQ!W ,qGyfnyl12e- taW4ws
VIRGINIA, to wit :-sInl5 thee County bCourt
" of Fairfax county, May. FRuless 1866, Jalin
j, Worthington IS. Lewis Jameson, deft-. n
chancery 1|IGa"IGAA s!lIsaC' 3D. " - ,i41itn
Mem: THE object. Of this suit is to recover
ofthe defendant the sum Of $780, and to attach, y
in the hands Of Albert Makelcy and Metrah
Makelcy, any money initheir hands due, or o%-
ing to the said defendant, rs will be sufficient to
it appearing by affidavit filed. that the said
defendant is Il non resident Of tho State OF
Virginia. it is ordered that he appear within one
month after OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and do what
is necessary to protect his Interest," aaT GoEilf
. VIM VIM. AZ III F'4TzHUGH CLERK pp't.o6i teh3 3:
DULANY IL BkLL,!P. @. .Gsmyl2-law4Wi /.
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: TOH,NT ~ ~ RETGHTON s. SON,

No. So, King Street. Alexandra. VirginlTa;;,
DEALERST IN AGRLCU LTURAL "a
~ PLEMENTS, Hardware, Cutlery, Bellows,
Anvils, Nail Rods Horse Shoes, Blister htecl,
Files, Rasps, Shooting Tools, sc. C3 onn
Iron Beam Ploughat factory oP:ices Csst!n ~
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand, oa sas
Doors, Blinds, &C., furnished to order Eoo ,he
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder FlaSS ;;
Sc Wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash: sel-G
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Moore NEW GOODS.

EGORE NEW GOODS 3.s@> go .!'-'5'@-2 -
We have this day received large addition TO
our stock, consisting in part Of En- embroidered
and: Checkcred Grenadines, Grenadine Berages,
Mozambiques, 81 French Muslin, Black and
Colored Muslins Bombazines and Alpacas, S-4
Black Berages 81 Grenadines and Gro. De
Armours, Black Gro.1Grain- and Tatfeta Silks,
Organdes, Lawns, Percals. Fancy aud Mourn
ing Calicoes, Brown and White Linen, Drills
and Ducks Counterpanes, Brown and; Black
Sheetingz and Shifting Cotton, Virginia i'd
ding and French Cassimeres, Cloths, &c, &c,
Many of these goods wilIbc sold ut greatly re-
duced prices. = .s-.g| Zuj@.og 1lj 2
my Off r. WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.. 81
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r livery. AND SALE STABLE.
rE.1 w AEON Y \ L d. "

The subscriber has leased tho extensive stable
and grounds at The corner Of Fairfax and Queen
streets, which he has thoroughly repaired and
clcansed, and where all; DESTROYS Of having any
thing done in the livery line can be accommodate
ted to their satisfaction. ----
Country people can have their stock and wa
CONS we'll taken care Of by leaving them at the
wagon yard. II t.. .5...-. gE5- + ..5.. so,
Excellent stabling and grooming furnished
horses left here for sale. .3eg .t;.a ...4.
Horses liveried in the best styl AT So month
ri .s.- 49,. f. JAMES a. FUGITT,
an3O--tf '.., Alexandria, Va
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/ IN T..
1855.

JUNE, II y i.
} 1865. 1855
NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
We invite careful exam ina.ion Of our present
stock, which Is now complete in vii departments,
and to which We are adding daily, Ecnamc IN
part:
$50 pieces Dress Goods, for La,lic- wear. from
p cents up to 81. - per yard.
$50 pieces of Calico and H!o;,.;,cI and Brown
Cottons.
200 pieces OF White Goods, iiicycry yarcty Of
make.
100 GrenOdnc and Summer Shawls. Is. +.
IS Pusher, Llama, and French Lace Points
and RotondcS.
45 dozen best makes Of jicop Skil:s.
200 pieces Hamburg Edgin2s and Insertions.
25 pieces of Black Silks, at low prices.
Parasols, Sunshades, ,Jouvin's Kid Gloves.
Ladies, and Gents GauZc e:ts. Hosiery, Thread
Gloves, Mitts, &c
$50 pieces Mourning Goods. in every variety
and texture.
Also, 80 Ladies Silk and Cloth Wrappings
All OF which we offer ut very low prices
NJ TAYLOR 4; Co,
No -, Centre Market Space.
Je Washington D. {.
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D L IL o. Y IL l. - ~

d L ii o. Y IL l. - II rad All
sMooT PERRY 2:'ao
Have remove cd their Lumber Yard, to Watersi
& Zinlmerrnan's old stand, foot OF. Cameron ST.,
one square north of King, where they will keep
on hand a general assortment Of I.U NJ BE K; also
LIME, NAILS, CEMENT, and CALCINED
PLASTER, all of which we will sell low for
cash. -! t'4!"- s .@ @<'%* lap 16-eo1 M
DLiASTEK-FOk SALE In sLOrS'FTO
j SUIT PURCHASERS per schr.
Romp, of soft Blue Windsor Plaster; (which we
will sell low for cash. J. BRODERS u CO.,
my 23-tf No IT, King st.
FXTRA FLOUR.-10Ob barrels, choice brands,
lI Extra Flourfor sale by t1yt@z,.sg ,5}Ea t2525i
my a-=-2"! ~ ae5 GEO. WASHINGTON
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SINCLAIR,
-. 81. CARPENTER AND JOINER
-. -, No. Is; South Water street..

- No Is; South Water street.. .-,t'
(near the Bank of the Old Dominion =,
Is prepared to execute with Dispatch ana ,:a vr
the most reasonable terms, all work in MS i'"F'
and salts faction warranted.
b He solclts work from the adjacent couhtry'Tao,
he is prepared to contract for building, or 70 o. ~
any kind ofrepairing. IS P ID" -
SMOKING :: AND CHEWING ToBAoo"
M r. ,iLEGr5!G@& i:s-----5 .--. -..rg5a
J. 4 Gases, Killicllnick.
do -knickcrbocker. -
8 Barrels General Lee. - t-
20 Boxes Van Trump Extra #
|: Is do . Billy, Watts.
b 20 do - w H.Smiley Honey Dew; I'M
For sale by nd MATTHEWS 81 10y 1N@
z feb 28-tf 6Ga6 80 NO. 4, Janney $ " -
TEAS! re Asi!!-oho;cest GunpowddIsss,,
b i Oolong, Japan, Imperial, and IoA"ss ~
son Teas,Teceived and for sale by. ND ppNii
b my 22ss7tf g . T11Mz Opposite the Msre; :
DUTTER.-A choice sEticloofB Butter, reee W.
Died to-day and for sale BY -, INN M. =
mar so-tf -. Opposite the Market p.
2TEESH7 COUNTRY BUTIEg: for nsi alse.SSff aa
j APP a6- 1T -..-713 T:s5. Opposite the Aai
-.Tyz.N = . g. = M. {.
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} ROTECTION TO ALI...

j NIL i-S14HAN LIZ ~ III
THE FRIENDSHIP Fl&l2 COMPANY,
having chartered the safe and comrcodioas
steamer WA WASET, would res eEa-a =
pectfu)y inform the citizcus otEszs:z siszss
NSA'n &Xc6 51ss tosy ~ s'IS Il
ON MONDAY. JUNE llth, 1866.
The Company, thankful Tor the ibera! Re-
sponse to their appeal in aiding thcla to procure
Steam Fire Engine, are compelled to ta?7 your
generosity still farther, by purchasing for ycur
selves o, Gay of enjoyment, as the committee
pledge themselves to spare Te;Sherpains nor ex-
pense TO make it q trip ever 80 be remembered
with pleasure.
We have in bank about 81 SEQ amount on sub
scrption books incollecteG, about - ,0C0 leaving
Il deficiency OF 81, 500, which tho Company is de-
srouS OF raising us soon as possible, SO that they
can be more efficient when The dcvonring Gle
ncnt is raging in your midst.
The boat will leave the wharf, foot Of King
street, at 8 a, m and p. IN; returning viii
leave Glymont at p NJ and 70. III.
Esputa's Celebrated Brass and String Band is
engaged for the occasion.
Tickets for u Lady and Gentleman. 81 90; LIZ
dies Ticket, so cts Children under L.: years Of
age and servants, Is cts. -.'
FLOOR MANAGERS.
H. N. Latham, r. Tomlinson. p, C,ark.on.
COMMITTEE: -"
+ I: T. a. B{9ylss' 8 4. Wilmington. .
Jas. Cole jii?; -, oM".,,
NS~Ticketc H. 1"''l III. i S,,,,, c,. onl
Davis s , can be procured! at frcnch Az"
Noi- ,renncrs Book store. .,,,,,+
x =, improper persons allowed on -" "'&''
.Iy 30-eo3t
TTIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTI44::-
y The Board Of Visitors will meet at Inc II
cnia Military Institute on The 21th q June 20
for State and Pay Cadet app":nthentS %il' .i bc
made to the undersigned, accompanied WIN TIC
usual testimonials Of good moral character.
Candidates for appointment must be eXcllps
from bodily disease, OF ages between 10 ana "a
wears. and in the case of State Cadet applicAnts,
must satisfy the Board Of Their 1naeliVF 20
lneet the expenses Of the Institution;
Candidates for admission must be hpie &c
read and write we'll, and to perform with taciii-
" and accuracy the various operatin1s or INC
four ground rules OF arithmetic. ol feH0ctici, -
simple and compound proportion, ana o. VIZ
gar and decimal fractions
State Cadets Zone for each Senatorial DISTRICT
will be supplied with board and tuition without
charge.
the institution as SUCH VII signify the same,
with the usual evidence Of present pecuniary
condition, by letter TO the Superintendent =,
Every arrangement has been made ~ the
Board of Nisitorsto maintain tn" nigh sfien!!Ac
character OF the Institute and 70 put IL lil Op-
Grafton its weR- tried snd distinctive system 81
discipline and instruction.
The graduating exercises a shc institution
will take place at The Institute on Tie 4th OF
July. The examinations will commence on tht
9th OF June and be continued daily until com
pletcl The public are rHsn"c!i'iii." invited to
all these exercises. ...
For all further information application vii!
be made to the Superintendent.
FRANCE; II. SMITH,
Superintendent.
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