davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-03-29
AEu1 de Magnolia,

The rrottiest thing, the sweetest thlas' and TIE
most Of !! for the least money. oyercunes the odor
Of perspfsaton eofers aud adds elcacy1 10 the skin
Ia dex xhtfol perfume; aliays headache aud in3au.
nation, md nEceasa5y coupsulon In iAe stcS foom
In The nursery md upon the toilet sIdeboart 1t can
BE- ohtalnad every where at one dollhr per bottlo.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold hy ali drug
Eists.
, 1866-03-29

All who vaiQe beautiful head cfhal5, snd it,
preservation 6om premature bsLlnesA and tur2lns
gray, Will not TAU to use Lyoas celebrated Eathalron
makes the hais rich sot and glossy eracates dzu-
dIu1. ana cauIes the hatr to grov with luxp.fsnt
beauty. 1t Is sold everywhere.
E..THUMAs LYON Chemist, Mt.
SARATOGA SPRING WATT ER, sold by all Drus.ists
, 1866-03-29

ucimstrcct's fnfmttablo Hair roYortno han
been steadily growing In favor for over twenty years,
1t scs upon the aososbeuts at the roota OF the hair
and ehangcs It 10 it, original color By dex1ees All
instantaneous dyes deaden and nure the hals. Helm
Streets " of dyf, but certsn IN its resuits pro-
1nntes 1a growth, and Is btaatltul HAZE Dnrssrso
fFtee 50 cents and si.oo. Sold by ait dealers.
SARATOGA SPKISG MATER, sod b. all Drngclsts,
, 1866-03-29

: Chevnl1er's Life for the Hair
h11 restore Grsr Hatr to Its ORIGINAL COLOR !:
STRENGTHEN and PROMOTE tho growth. OF the
'eakest hairs atop Its falling out keep The head
eiesn cool md healthy; car be freely; contains
nothing injurious lis Unparalleled a HAIR pEESS-
1SG, and IL rcomms ended and used BY our best phyg-
icians. assure you, Ladies and Gentlemen 1t Il iii
Jon require for tho Hail. Sold BY a1, Druggists and
al my ONCE, No. lib Broadway. MY.
SARAH q. CHEVALIER, NJ D,
Uh13p4Sal 1T N sAAru
, 1866-03-29
.Gttps' otfrfa


oT'zes ~ 1Hz RoAR0o ~ r1s,'e wusx.,
Nh~r-r. CBlrA3c. sfsrrn =. 14L
-. sst .,tst saas + six'stna ssy; fos is s7s
gu.e1s p*1.s n @ s1,e rr,deI I'D s1a1ei,e9 aaa
conea De- sse ,s Soaia*T atone: sad xors 10 na
lad sa'1t3 H. n T., sso5,aa nae
asse.set uooo .ae r.s9 Collars sod n1y-s.T cents 81
vtsfcns eftse IL, - oE1ered s:eos aoa ae9iee D.
sa.e nade and provided eastsf. a. anenaed, Il ,ass
reIsoo: intefsasdp paee IT, acsise !. hereby z-r, n II,
day Of anr, u ~ ~ .i On 1hHr4sy n. III. II
ec,.,ss, n1ssss r. r. auonot ahovs uaescc
ihs,s. y ihe Cognaon Council to d. :. -
pla:ed tEsptoTemezt '"' S.'a eoate1a-
J. O. GIypeLR
: FRkp LETH
n,h,s snn!s*'oneEs Of thr Eoald OF P1ollc Eo.s1
, 1866-03-29

The mai ket for bondcd oil n.inues ycry qu{et-not
LIE oEiI a'nn."ctlon reported, either 10
t4sx aeH,E5 lhcfe l. no apparent falling or In the
mnsmaGa m hni ihe n:ures Offered are large enou Ii
LIE cuuee teIaeEs 20 SELL Sor delivery IN Phtlafel-
a.xe tlrme4L &ts 39c for MAJ, lIXc ar Jnne and
t.a aIc Free oil Ii dali Ard nominal n 3aS
, 1866-03-29


The above statistics will furnish the reader
with information not to be obtained else.
where II not only furnishes the receipts Of
the present year, but also 4 comparison table
for the past and present year up TO date. Tho
Increase Is large by river and rail, exceeding
10 the aggregate over III, 900 barrels. These.
figures indicate very clearly that oil Is incrcas-
Ing at this point. For Instance, tile river re.
ceipts Of lsG5, from the opening u date.
during the carly part Of the week the mar
kct wns dull, buyers holding. back for
lower figures, holders, however, stood
firm, :: and preferred holdin. on 10
submitting to my further decline. The weeks
transactions were libcra1, more particularly
during the past three days. The current
rates for crude were la;1l3c for the ordinary
run Of oil the gravity having considerable
to do with regulating the prices the weeks
sales reach *, 80 barrels. at the figures We
have named. without packages. The cost ot
tue packages adds i've cents per gallon to the
price Of The oil. The largest portions of the
transactions, however, were In bnlk or pack
ages returned. The crude market closed
steady at the prices We have named. By later
accounts We learn that the amount Of oil de-
stroycd by the fire did not exceed II ,O0o bur
rels. In the first report It .Ens yariously csti-
mated at p ,O00 to @, 600 barrels.
, 1866-03-29
'0OMMERCfAE.

WEnErsD3r ETzapa; Mareh ss, 1896,
1he receipts End shipments during tho past
s"cnsJ.lour hours compare With those OF the cor
responding dete last year ~ follows: / :.
, 1866-03-29

AMER Nt1*ACKkE WHEAr.-we call The attcn-
ton Of n1lleTs and Others 10 the card OF Kce nroe
Milwaukee, In another column. They arc prepared
to deliver amber Milwaukee wheat in bnlk. without
uaneGf At Chicago to alt points On the Great East
efn, Hhpotr Central. Burlington, st. Louis and
Nieh'snn Southern Ratlroaus, at current mzlket
, 1866-03-29
The Exodus Of Canadian Produce to the
United states.

Iowa: ~s0~- "A'''' 40 S"o'
: Cndoubted.y the front part OF the Cpp4 Province.
necessnle o5 VET q railtosds, has heen stripped
Harkets the consumers there In this instance paYIuE
ne duty which they have uow upose1 On nj The stuff
already sold into the{1 hands,
1t ID tcIy pEobabir that Upper Canads produce has
been over. pptd 10 the Uoltcd StaIes thls past ser
bic " st Tor simmer Eupp1ies, ma may have to Be
with hTe1dstuts much Interior to those which
way the sasmrIs msy be sure Ut good prices fos lie
Philadelphia Flour Market, March rs.
Thee Is no export demand for Flour and the mar
in lots 70 ths 1e.seIs and bakefs f6aiW % for 81.
rsEnte; soo for extra; go hli1 nofthE vest fan
lily At <S5o3-zl the latter rHte for fancy PensYl.
sin1a md Ohio family st ssoos io and ianey brsnds
a. rem enss4ialo pes b! - 70 quality. Kye Flour
md Qupted at s. .ss8 co per brl.
, 1866-03-29

I ARGE AND IMPORTANT
IL saLg OF FTnL1c PROPERTY. -.
Tse foowiaS NJ sioia, Vii IT, b SID
tp5,i 49, q 10 o'coek and copftaue tom day
Lsttef Essss s!stss ~ bottles nlaek IaI a Ink
css isaa ia n'SFa &C.,. Gsdss nk Eaa
TIN pipner. rs Table Fofia CooEinS Fosks, Il IT,
WIS & .s III FIJI III as: Sss
LsIs, lIoa sates, 2 fab!espoaa! Is Teaspoons, u
ssose sa:t.E Psa Tsa
hat;s ase aat Sds fifth H.s1:! IL MIA
dts. Go Watering sslies. 1edo Vols:: i:osaes. is2s
All ehA5 s..3 ch.as 0ss Ed tssa1s nss.ss II
naSs ssas'es1 MsitT liz ea1 e., t2S
tss ii Had Halter. TIA P.anaFs s faanle5
GoFa5 y Mazon r. coytrs ~ WassE .;acSe:s .ss cur
"a st! WSss, i f'S: ehss
n daal Sts5ps and LinGt 2Ga Lash stas and Ropes
III Ssss Ss.s H.:
Sapa:ss. r nasss nSssPsty sspps rs
pounds Gtnctr Graduats. 1us1s r1nee IoaIS;e
&asans 's st Ese1s 1 s
ESrs9a ! i S'tts i! oss: latsa OH Is Bottles E.sti.h
Zen t,E Aas. y = H =. uel'ovs. as!ese Haanies 4
pis. M I'm hSss V:s u n u E4sps locks aad
n51s = n.:tasq Els, . HIND saw Fii: FeJ 1a
i1uis asas E.p 4 uzs : =
s.E H:s, q broa AIss i Ship Axts Ef.ess II .,se
es2ss; II s@as 1s@ss G5is
nunds; n nIs!!SPE HI!aSf Ganse: - e1ax. s AaSe
s1ds. 81; A1s maeet s Gaus
1eys1s 1! fsSs, - asssi.s H. ~
gs@; ssa13e psaet i Te9s S,sb F. = q
q ~ = sSuares. ~ Squares assorted. set Wseci.
Esss: 1iSs Ss's nio:s e:
g sI9oMa "! !klax Brushes. y Shitew4sh iTu.ln.
Fa!f ~ s!s!psi G .{ FL a
nsaas l. nns l:sa Ssn HSSs1:x HEfS2x RI
Essa ss1js' }s.oi y @ sss!s iii
sas s:R s
49e aoass Hs s T. Wsfe s~: '
if1 "a 6Ss1 S5; ~ InSS i: foe opsa Ein
J, 70 ten, teta sea1: ponds Bt7s cs1flsxr Bolfs.
; nsssiss pouass IL ae1ta peanas aasas
Enaec S ) :os i? HSasas dSfPrRsf fr
CUE tlsss ,s, p FaSpds en'
Dnsk; barrels tnm iIooang III raIrs ii:n-es' s@
asnes nssiSt; M ,d
s2as sia5 .a 1s pognas ss sseF'f fon
and Chest lecxs, p .asdo Ename!rd Muslin, IiSo
= Aofse.hoe sails. 5xo9 po1ns. WsonSht Sasls.
III Dagsm Ta5Itpx SsaS: 30 ,ps2ess Boss Nails.
tss ssl;ons L.Dssed %. . pensds Putty, Is
ltst pounds Rape; rs po1nds iaaiiis Eope, is
E1oss serens. s* Grass Screws, IO auircs Slid F.
per. !N rornde VenrtIan Fed, rs Ernss Einsz, 3
aoancs ifon Nscts. 20 go pounds Horse Shocs lGl0
'oan9s Maic Shoea 1z.i pounds Halter Sduarta xJ2
GmeSI q pounds stesl: go pe9nds sPkcs lu6 ~
s e ~ p1n5aas e. ons Eslow = poLnds lees
Ifttks. A'"r'@' A~1p
Also, IN Horse1 u1ose or Iess
ihe atte2tioh u tue public ts respectfully called IN
nls sAe., A9st Or tne articles mcnuoned arc new.
p ordu Of The 1}uar1erEaastex General
, 1866-03-29
The following are the reported salss:
HOG SALES TO-DAY.

FF11t"2s1 q u. 70 Is056 q BEu... .s...l9 2H
slilI-The market Is only moderately active ara
prices arc not mp 10 last woe. sanxe Nos. Of The o
nss sro native SHEEP there being but very ss Of 1
hneEcol Ersdes Gu The Market
The following sse The reported transactions TODAY.
StI1hetn Co.Io Nenn Co.........i1 ~ N,,si
Eoi,! tGst 70 II. sealsh..-.........lT 81 49,.
~ ---.-.=-. -. p l9l 31ji
t5nz4u 70 HToEn....s.. :.-.:.......... u D. 5s0t
H8llEofk / II, 10 Sfc<1a, ,........tCH ~ ses
do to Goodman. i... i III sas:
, 1866-03-29


Art Future Prospects In Life clearly +rc.,e hy ps
kspaaei. He *i6s the ahecuons OF u opposite ser.
he guides you 10 wealth, health and b.nniness C.I
at Drug Store I'll East Aiaaison-s =. betxefn JeIls
and Franklin. CONSULTATION fee One Do.iar. s1lt
, 1866-03-29

LJous Exsrnct of Pnre jamaica Ginger
1os !udiEestton Ssn:ea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
ChoeEs Ao!bust &C., where warning. genia, Stint
lant Is required. lts c,eful psspasation ,ud entire
purity makes cheap and .eltanle astico fos cupa.
rurpokes. Sold everywhere, At 81 cents Per bottle
SARATOGA SPRING VA TER, sold By Ill Druggists,
mch2p1lst- Tr INA
, 1866-03-29

y
FM;,;:;..:.;.:;.-.:..-. ssS.otaso,oo
lMfd Et7t, ZACH. nch....-....,,......... ii ftaS6 n
First and Secout Gear Fioosf,- IL. S'''"s'"'''
KetEer. Eongc-the satue u etcpnd
o. swar. WIS. tae.::....................... sLnoassao
pa CNed and 1Etteetl rom. Eoor1nR 3ErLsyt r
Natchcd Aro dressed, inch con-
r,ae. ,oSs1Df sIa ssoo9@D
En....::......;...-...-.:.-.. -..,....... fSnI3.eo 90
F!Fat common dressed 6lfitn:,. 80. = Gxs55 n
"ACo1tp1 bUat6a, 5elect. Is Inch and =.
IEHMaa.--,.. ..n,..,,.,.. SQDs13, m
stock hosxds, II 11tochts..-.,. TM~Ss "a
8Rtock boards, Il fnchas,,. 216n15Sn n
Common tzoet1s, t1st, ecAnt!i{sv fens- .*~"
,d.s; III I'd nd s, :s.suM9 ass: i ioas
% do a. ii and Il iest ~"e = tsm ~
- - y. sN eA5et shl1Elts..... SIS q SO
So.1 SaEtd shir hirg!es.......,,..,.. -. IsWs ~
No Sawed 'sh,nkles...:..,.... S:S4 IL
" car load By Northwestern Eaiirosu deIirafsf ~
AEy y3fd WtIeGe be sEtcnrd RI INV cront. l"
oE Nar shated shlnxlea. by en- load
.ohu&ek. .:,,,,,.,,,... sn
AnrAsar Saved Shingles, by cur fo.d '
Soltss8s,;; On - ss;.:; s.7ssAs'x
S,NeSs-.+...-
oAo-1 sawed Shingles, by cuf load
on H2eE: ...-.....,, ,,,. Az
oneecl'tfnx added to above nttces whan
, 1866-03-29
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


Wednesday Evening. March s, E.
BEEF CATTLE-accordtng to the board Of Trade
reports the receipts md shipments since our last Issue
compared With the corresponding period Of ls hare
been NJ fol1ows should be borne a mind that
aApnens and zetepta aseresl, those Of the day pre
cedt1E:
, 1866-03-29

4 UCT1ON SALE OF HOSPL
IA TAI STORES. NII1sKET. WINES. DC.
MEDICAL E'CHvETa1's UY1u.r }
WA1ntfG1uy. u. C., March 2i ISL
VIII be kold - fusLo Auction. IN this ctry az tne
JUDICIARY S40AkE WAREHOUSE lEacx ~ i've
, ~ hs1a II X & O. &NEoSEspAY; The Eta dsy oi Arn
pitk btorea and liquors. no ioager scuusIed e. sne
use Of the Aesitcsl Or the army, Ttz: S"e
CtFn St4fch..... II ,GQH - .xf1ei De9r d. III -
Cocoa T. Chocae .l1.DOb :" fShIaEey G0nrt
Cinnamon. toNd LOO y boktlt t9...,.a1 I'm
1.sstn ..'......'-;s-gn - Hhlske5, In nbls,
tt tatfoS4;.. ,.'-'-.lm1 ealcne: ...-...- $3.50
- - ~ i,Fel ::nn;- -..1N9 Sherry Wine. q'rt
GiqssTI G43 srIfc1....- - ;" Sherry Wine, IN
Hsan, g. e.: e = Tasra:ona Wiiaa
1he above articles will hs solu IN o;i u suit So,h
al2e ard small patChaser4
TtEm8-CAAh.
thelr rrot cry. A'
Cnlapkuea ready ey the 5t1 prox.
CiIAS. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and PuryeJGf. U Il j.
{. W, RoTELKR. Auet,oDser. % tStee1tsoE
, 1866-03-29

N NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed propota for The building OF Jail VI. II r.
iwo stories high With basements, skE CuEakY 81
Evipgssep H. W! ne rs:etsea a rho oticc 81 she
o'e:ock M Of Tuesday, April 10. lsed sa1d buila1p:
TO be Jnltcs stone, and cnntat1a= cells, Cou11cnF
neted i. the nrst day OF Ocloaef ncxt under beds
the committee rcscEyi1 the right rstt any or al
bids Plan and specifications be seen 1t The oftcs
of TIE County CeIk on and aner,he alst OF iI,fch
o:i ~. hbFcIikiss. 1EhhkS }Duunr Com.
R. Il. .HARRISGTON}
Pontiac; Ill.,, March 9, 1856 Mi
, 1866-03-29
To:GDl.traetors.
ITO CONTRACTORS.--C

ITO CONTRACTORS.-On Mono
uar Ap.1l "a. Il a.. sha soad Of rause wosF.
tsE =: tnsi7s Nest Randolph street WesiWad1s,c
9&SeN Icr3 tpe 5e4pectrva ot1ges ka.tl 10
hAAtfustzt e. - heretofore eyt!4eQ aud atrQ1u
toFntf9ecaturs Q. G!e !. this ofCca..
lts athoon OF epntxnctoE1i u tnTltcd to thsc p9p-
-, J.e.Glxnz1k
FRED. LEIZ,
nn27sE7s - sn,,t ;; =. ,.IS5;s E9sT
, 1866-03-29

In Boston the market &or Copper, stocks va,
quite active within limited range-Fsanklin, Cop.
pr Falls. Aaueock sud HUMBOLDT being the favor
fes with opcsnt0ss. or Franklin 65o shares we're
told Ut % regular, md NJ high as 39s;, suycr 6o
There was lesh doag IN Copper Falls, but .hero is
marked Improvement in price, the closing eale
being at San, an advance Of 9 yesterdays regular
bosrn fa'e, and II on the price at the open board
closed firm al 3isz bid, siI asked. nancock de-
caned y, With sales Of 500 shsses. Lay S,a,e ad-
ranced 4 and Humboldt was sustaioed at 81.
Ihc following asc the co.ins quotations. for thc
principal mining rhares:-Alh.ny AMI Boston n
asked; Day state q. QlS:as; Concord aa4; Copper
Falls afh0siA; Franklin ~ a+ked; Hancock ,G.<
G16i; Humboa So oatred; Huron H@,o:
Mesnard l@s; hlinnesota 10s offend; pewsb1c
$ asked Quincy i7h9:s; Eockland II asked;
superior offered.
The shipments OF specie ffom tue port OF New
aotk Last week and cu,nS the year compare as fot.
!ows Nlth The exports fos the sauc period 1861 1865
and 1866:
1SG4. 1pfa
, 1866-03-29
Tne,nh wcek., 45aSGE1 a1CS ..o e1s" 1oTo; g.,
A9ef7ous5 Fepttd.~ s,6'2,1ta 4, ,a19 a3GLtG;

A41~-S0sE.--$ EZ3.f{7Lt
The fotAsriAe NtaeT's journal OF SATURDAY
Eays:-
The qnsntity Of coal sent hJ rs.lroad this weak IA
5sAN1s by canal %. rs for the week. 735ss.1s
tuns, ngaius. u, lDG tnns for the cor1esnondinc
week last gear. The trade coutinucs uu}II mn
+. - - Ete so~. toO 10" 70 fcmuntTasE those en-
- : ~ ~ snS pusto+e: me tEaae suus up thta
1851. 1866
MErkc losa. Week- Total
4-"'s 1t5ia,S3 1Ua,sas 1GR,16a
1Si,i39 1.N4,.s3
, 1866-03-29

Hete the market opened at IL and closed IT
1zsA. '.,.' -,
Governments were In act1ve demand and arm.
Nth f+nf4nA nr,r-I%, I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-04

i FRENCH BRIDE.-A young woman Of the
number classes was married in Paris, week
or ITO ago. to young man in the same sphere
Of life The priest had gone through the con-
;jalngo, and was making few appropriate re-
Marks, e1horting tie young couple 10 mutual
affection and fidelity. At or he had finished,
the bride, whose turn 1t was briefly sad =
Monsieur lie Cure, if my husband conduct
hiuse f as he ought 70 do, I promise that my
conduct toward him shall b.: irreproachable
out if he DO not, Why, | will not bind myself to
observe anything you have said. '-Home Jour-
n0l
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COURT MOTTO s. x. i L
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFEFAIRFAX!
/ county, June term, 1858, Peter Seedlings

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAlRFAA
L county, June term, 1853, Peter dsod1DEs
administrators VA T. &. Ssatan ana eth
chancery
This cause came on again this day to be heard
on the papers formerly read. and the report OF
Com -ioner Moore of hi settlement OF the al
niinistration account, taken under decree rem
dered in this cause ut the Nov. ter io0O OF
tnis Court and which report is now retained ny
said commit ioner; Up consideration wner' OF
the court doth adjudge, order and decree, thai
the said account be recommitted to the SAID
commissioner with rections to state lurther
nccount Of the administration Of rthur broAo
water and VIM H. Gooding, administrators OF
Peter Gooding, decd, with any sperial matter
which he II as deem pertinent, or that any par
ty t. this cause may requlrei and the Court doth
fI1rt or order that notice Of time and pIa;e OF
taking said account be published once a week
for four successive wee in the Alexandrla Ga
ze,te, which publication shall De equivalent to
personal service of such notice on the parties OF
any of them. Teste, ...s:
'' . WIN. B. GOODING, Clerk. 4
COMMISSION ERs OFFICE, Aug. J., 1855.
All persons interested in the decree Of which
the above is an Office copy, are hereby notified
that I shall proceed TO take the account by said
decree directed at my office at Fairfax Court
House, on the lst day ofSept 1866
THOMAS MOORE,
Commissioners in Chancery,
aug l-law4W ircu Court Fairfax county.
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COURT rot cEs.

IT N-THE CtRCUIT-CDURT OFFglRRAY
u County, June term, 1864, Mary b. ChshsA.
tar,e Ex4sutr3G Of Gao Chtshsitsr, dead. nIea
va. John H.. Chiahs.tAf defAndant-tn chanos,:;
he Court doth adjudge,i order and deo,ss..
that the accounts Of the plaintiff as exacutriI 80
George Chichester, decd, be referred to MAJ
ter O mmissioner NJ GORE, who is REQUIRED ~.
audit, state and settle the same, and that he ~
port what amounts, if any, are now due from
said Mary 4. in executing the provisions of tha
said Test tor 5 will for the m ,intenance md W.
ucation Of the chi dren of said Testater as
;gided FIR in said will; and in the stateme + %
said accpuct ne: allow the sail e1ecutrix III
payments advances and liabilities incurred BY
her in executing the aforesaid provisions md I
is further ordered That said commissioner tat.
an account of the debts due from the estate ~
the said George Chichester, decd and their ~ ~
rious, priorities and that he also report the raa
estate now under the control Of the eyecutrir
where situated, together with the e9 simpleanS
annual value thereof, stating special any MAJ
ter he may deem pertinent, o. hat any Dart,
may require to have specially stated; and il !,
further ordered that notice of the time ana placs
of receiving proof Of said debts and takiLg No.
counts be published by said commissioner in
the Alexandria Gazette, once a'weck Tor fou,
successive weeks, and that such publication
shah be equivalent to personal service of such
notice on heparties interested. Extract
Tcste, w. B. GOODING, Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE !
FAIRFAX G. H., Va, July IL, 1866
Notice is hereby given that have fed my
office at Fairfas Court House as the place, and
the 7th Of August, 1866, as the time, when and
where shall proceed to execute the decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, of which
the alb we is an official extract All parties in.
terested are notified to attend with such ey;.
dence us they may desire to lay before the com.
missioner touching the accounts ordered by
said decree IHOo: MOORE,
Commissioner in Chancery
jy72-1aw4w Circuit Court F-irfa1 CO.
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CT. JOHN S ACADEMY.
ALEXAN VA.

CT. JOHN S ACADEMY.
= ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The 2Sth session will commence on Monday,
September 3D. The course Of instruction en-
braces all the usual English studies, thevarious
branches of Mathematics and the Greek, Latin,
French, Spanish, and German anguages.
The Philo optical and Chemical Apparatus
stolen or destroyed during the war, has been re
placed by a new and more complete set. wi
ell the latest improvements, and there is an az
cellent Scnool Library Of $50 volumes There
are, also, two Literary Societies connected with
the school, and full Courses Of Lectures on Nat
ural Philosophy Chemistry, &c, are attended
b. al the students.
Board and Tuition for session Of ten months,
$3.50, payable quarterly in advance. Foriurther
particulars see Catalogue, for copies of which
apply to RICHARD L.. CARNE JE,
jy 25-lm* Principal.
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 4

Horse BANQUET The first market tor the
sale of horsefesh has been opened III Paris.
The price is about one third that Of beet. A
grand banquet, in honor Of the introduction of
it as an article of food, took place GU Tuesday,
the tenth ultiuo, at Lamandelsy's Grea
Room, Rue Richelieu, NJ de Quatrefages
member Of tn Institute, in tn chair One
hundred and eiyhty-two gu, SITS sat d wn to
table, and all, with ut exception, declared that
The dinner, of which the principal dishes were
.ormed of various parts of the horse, was excel
lent. The soup, bouillon de cteval, the sauclS-
or de- cheval hor>efesh la mode and, lsstly
the fer roti, were all eaten With great gusto
and pronounced most paatable. Home Jour-
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The next session Of this Institution will begin
on the lst day of October, 1856, and end on the
29th of June, 1856.
4 Profe -sor of Latin and second Professor Of
Law will be appointed on the 18th Of August
when all the departments OF inslruction-Aca-
demic Law and Medicol-will be fully re rs
tlbished on the same enlarged basis IS before
the war
exclusive of text books, clothing and pocket
money, amount to $3.50 in currency, per session
Of nine months; Of the Law student u $3.50
and Of the Medical student to S3"5.
For catalogue, giving details or for special
information. address, 5. MAUPlN,
j. % Chairman OF the Faculty.
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nUVEr, ENGLISH SCHOOL.

I)oVE"' ESGLisn SCHOOL:
The Dist session Of this school will open the
1st Monday in September. The session Is Of >
months, a weeks EACH extending to February
lsr, 1877, two weeks vacation being given al
Christmas. The PRINCIPAL give, his undivided
at ention to the Improvement Of his pupils, am
pays strict attention to their morais Pupils
are not allowed to visit, or to frequent villages
without permission. The discipline IS firm
but parental
TERMS
5months -Sl5UO
Tuition in Philosophy, &c, and Mathc-
MATES NlWb
Board per session, including every hing 10000
Incidental Expenses for School room LOG
20 deduction for lost time except in case OF
protracted sickness. Nodeduction made for pu-
pills entering within two we Ks OF commence
m Ell t, or for their leaving within same time OF
the close Of the session. Payment required in
advance at the opening Of the session.
Address r. b. MCCORMICK,
jy I4-eolSep16 Aldie, Loud un CO., Va
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STOVES, TIN WARE, &c.
ID ESUMPTION OF BUSINESS.
STOVES, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
In WARE, ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c

ENOCH RIMES,
.cring determined to resume his former business
n Alexandria, respectfully. announces to the
,ublic, that he has opened his establishment ct
NO. as, KING STREET,
,slow Fairfax, on the north side, where he is
prepared to furnish the public with every de-
,cription of articles in his line, which may b.
7anted His assortment Of co o l q
STOVES, will embrace every variety, and Of
he best descriptions. He would enumerate;
among them, NOBLE Cook STOVE the best that
7as ever in use, and we'll des rvlng Its name
ne LII Y the PALMETTO, and others.
His TIN W ARE will be found equal, if not
hyperion, to any ever offered for sale in Aexan-
IRA, and housekeepers can have any descrip-
ion of ware Of that kind, which they may need
70 invites on exam nation Of his goods and
presents such selection as cannot TAI! to please
All kinds of ROOFING and SPOUTlNG,
;xecuted in the best manner, and on the lowest
arms.
An experience Of forty years in this business,
enables him to claim that he has practical
knowledge of it, in all in his branches. He is
:.esirous Of not only accommodating but giving
satisfaction to his customers and to all purchas-
,rs, and they may be assured that what he sells
hem will be Of the best materials and OF the
1est manufacture. He will warrant whatever
ago by constant and personal attention 10 his
establishment.
With this announcement he will open his
sianufactory willing to show by his efforts that
the patronage he asks, will rebound to the id
vantage of tnose who buy, rs well as Of him who
cells, and that the citizens OF Alexandria and
It's vicinity, need not go elsewhere to purchase
What can be procured in their own city, from
one of their own people. JY lZ-ZaWtf