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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
This Institution Will be reopened on the
Second Monday In september Next,
Under the direction Of the
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.

livery effort will be made to afford the high
u est advantages for Female Education. The
course OF study is both thorough and syBts-
matte, combined with home care and teaching
Professors or acknowledged ability have been
provided for the various departments.
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dc FrankIln JOB PRINTING Homo

In allits departments, is under the persO-
nal supervision OF the Proprietor, who
Las been practically engaged IN tn
printing business IN this oity Ior the
past fifteen years. In q word, the husi-
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BONNIE BRAE, BALTIMORE CO., ND.
Principals--Mr. and Mrs. CHAS. II. McBBAIR.
Head Of Scholastic Department-Miss DUN
CAN.
English Literature and -Detters-Mr.
MCBLAlR.
Modern Languages-Prof LEONCE RABm-
LON.
Vocal and Instrumental Music-ProE E. THOR
BECKE.
Drawing and Painting-Prof D. A. WOOD
WAhDs
This Institution win be opened on MONDAY,
September 10Th. The first session Of the Scho-
lastic year closes January Slst. The second
session June Both.
BONNIE BRAE is situated on an elevated
Ridge on the old Frederick road, miles from
the western limits Of Baltimore, and within
easy access to the Catonsville Passenger Rail-
way that communicates with the city.
The number Of pupils viii be limited TO
twenty.
Circulars giving further particulars may be
found at ]. :. Wate & Sons, Charles street,
and EntZ q Basins bookstore. Cnaries street
For admission apply 20 Mr. G. II. hcBlair
through the BalIimOr- P. o., box 1888. au4 Inn
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FACULTY.:

FACULTY
Rt. Rev. c. T. QUINTA 2D, D.D., Visitor.
Rev. GEORGE BECKETT, Principal.
Ms. LEONIDAS POLK,sl VIA p-,,ct,,sls
Ms. K A. BECKETT, 'i0S iiA'
Rev. DAVID PISE, DID, Belle LsttTes.
Rev. JAMES n. TEMPLE, Math5 5matios.
Mons. A. ESTEVE. Musical Director.
Miss SUSAN POLK, English
Miss - BHEEGOG, English.
Madame L. EsrEVE, Vocal Music.
So For Circulars and all business transac-
tIOns address Rev. ]. N. TEMPLE,
Columbia, Tenn.
eWidow OF the late Bishop Polk. au2 I'm
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Brownsville, Tennessee, Female Institute.


REV. JOHN WILLIAMS, AM, late OF Wes-
Ieyan Female College, N. c., President
JOHN P. wendell, Professor OF Music.
'VHIs Institution will begin its exercises on
Wednesday, the 11th September Next,
The Board OF Instruction viii be full and COM
pc ent. Brownsville is Oh the line of the Mem
phs and Louisville railroad, sixty miles north
OF Memphis. It's SocieTy Is good, and the town
proverbiel for It's good health. Board can be
had in the families Of its best citize s. The
Courss Of study Is az thorough and CONG plete as
any institution in the ountry.
Terms per sess on Of twenty weeks, payable
STRICTLY, one half in advance:
Primary Department 90
Academic 70 %
%
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 10 90
Music and use Of Instrument. t............... s. 20
Draw in ................... Is 90
OA aAht 81 W
4hOluehtaA lee.-.-..s W
For further particulars, address
Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS, Pres't
or ]. P WOOD, Secretary.
aull tEef
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VIII be conducted on such fair, liberal,
honorable principles as cannot fal 10
recommend Itself 10 the confidence and
patronaRe Of the Merchants and Busl-
ness Men OF Memphis,-from whom
orders FOR all kinds of Mercantile Print
ing are solicited
Respectfully,
s. O. TOOF,
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EDUCATroNAI.
MRS. DOYLES SELECT SCHOOL.


TVHE Autumnal Session of this Seminary for
toe Instruction OF Pupils Ia ENGLISH and
FRENCH, VIII commence on
Monday, September I'D, 1857,
At the residence Of the Principal,
No. 900 Carroll Avenue,
Late Market street Extended.
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SECOND SESSION 1s67-s.
THIS School is located one snd a-haIf miles
4 nom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central Ra lroad and iueen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University OF Virginia
The location IS well known a. DR.. tfessner h ar
rson, Rev. " m Dinwiddie,and Prof Edward b.
Smith formerly conducted schools 1t this place.
Previously il was popular summer resort,
conducted by John s. Cooke. Esq. Being stu-
ated in one OF the most beautiful portions Of
Albemarl6 county, in the midst Of a refined
and Intelligent community, remote nom places
OF dissipation, aud convenient to Churches and
sabbath schools Of the leading denOmina-
tons, IL possesses rare advantages for Boys
school.
The curse Of study is designed tn be thorough
and comprehensive Ia Ancient ana Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the English
branches, and also TO embrace the eiemepts OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Principal was educated at the University
Of Virginia and has had an experience Of
nearly ten years IN teaching in schools OF nigh
grade in this state including Dr. Gessner Hsr-
risOn's school, bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Female seminary, and Hon. r. N. T.
Hunters private school.
The Associate Principal was also educated at
the University OF Virginia, and has had an aE
perienoe Of eight years IN teaching In the
Southern States-fOrmeriy in EdgewOrth Fs-
male Seminary. North Carolina, more recently
in Sherman, Texas,
The following recommendation OF our school
by Professors OF the University of Virginia,
Is respectfully 81 omitted
UEIvERsITY or VIRGINIA, April :, 1867.
4
Messrs. B. n. B. and a ]. " uOd, we do not
hesitate cordially TO recommend tlusir school
to the confidence and PATRONAGE Of the public.
5. Manpin, M.Schele De We're,
VIM. II. II cGuheY, J. y. Davis
Francis Il. smith, j. b. Minor
]. j. Cabell, b. l. Dildersleeve,
Q. s. Fenable, VIM. Z. Peters.
I X r MS:
For board and tuition, including fuaI, wash
ing and lights LOT the session OF l. a months
two hundred and seyenty-nvs tSZZ5l dollars IN
Payments ons-half in advance, bal
ance on the lSt Of February.
The se essions commence an the Ist of Septern-
Der and close on the 18th Of June. Pupils WILL
0e received at any time during the session, !
with pro rata deduction in charges. Hoys |
from distance viii be allowed 70 remain dur /
Ing vacation as bOardera in the family Of the !
Principal.
Arrangements are made for conveyance from /
the Depot (GTeenWOod) to the school tmmedi- |
3tely upon arrival.
Bs- Only two boys in a room.
P. o Greenwood Depot. Albemarle county, !
Virginia les II
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Select school

MRS. LETITIA MAY will open a Select
vi School fer Young Ladies on MOND Al, ,
September 2, 1867, in the basement OF the
Christian Church, on the corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department OF this school will
be under the care OF Major LA MBERT MAY
late Of the Confederate Army, assisted by his
daughter, Miss 5. +. MAY, who has been two
years in France. French viii be spoken exclu-
sivelv in this department. A liberal patronage
on the part sf the public is respectively so
icited.
been secured Music Profs. ~eyfert and Witz-
man German, Prof Witzman; Ancient Lam
guages Prof HcFeely WA fOcI
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Classical and Mathematical
S CHOOL FOR BOYS.
IN AI6emGrEs County, Ia.
SECOND SESSION 1se7-s.

/. n. B. WOOD. OD.............-....-... .PrfncipaI.
4. j. Principal.
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West Tennessee CoIIe0f
Educational.

fEIHE third animal session OF the school for
i boys and Girls, situated one mile west of
SeuaJObia, DeSOtO county. Miss, will com
mence the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Next.
TERMS. Per geQsior,
Primary Class, Mrs. +. J. Sage. Teacher SO
Junior Class d. n. A. Sanders, . rs
Senior Class, J. r. Johnston. - %
u =
Board, not including washing. STA per month.
Jy3O Wit SANDERS Il IDff ASTON
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The FRANKLIN JOB Printing House
The Franklin Job 7

Wulturn out none but the REST WORK,
and a. as low prices as any house IN the
city ty-satiEfaction being guaranteed in
averv fuefanna
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the number Of deaths in Chicago for
the week ending the 18th were las,
against 1S9 last year.
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FOR COTTON RALES.

All other Ties IA tening by This 0 lethod are
infringeInents aud viii be prosecuBe Ted at law
such
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11
ELECTION NOTICES.
u oUDoUN COUNTY CONVENTION.

We are requested to say that County Con-
vention will be- held at the Court House in
Leesburg, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Octo-
Der, (Court day. for the purpose Of nominating
two candidates to represent the Conservative
party of Loudoun county, in the approaching
State Convention. The vital interests at stake
render full attendance desirable and impor-
tant, and we would earnestly urge upon every
conservative man in the county, who possibly
can, to be present. =
/ Loudoun CO., oct 3-cotd
rOL. AYLETT NICOL will be supported rs
" the Conservative candidate for the Conven-
ton, from the counties of Prince William and
Stafford.
ELECTION NOTICE.
We are authorized to announce Colonel M.
d. BALL rs candidate for q seat in the State
Convention, at the approaching election from
'ns county . MANY MANY CONSERVATIVES.
Fairfax CO., sep 23-te
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:, 3
AUTUMN T1Nrs.-What more gorgeous than
the tints Of autumn? All the colors Of the
prism a5mottled upon the wooded hill sides !; a
golden glory over The orchards; scarlet banners
in the marshes, and to the sympathetic eye
magnifcence everywhere. The dogw'o'ocd, that
lowered in the, earliest spring BY every way
side, so common as to be scarcely n PIE now
splendid its reddening LEAKAGE and the nun IN
bic sumac, behold its fiery plumes alo1g INC
hedges The queenly maple bushes ll under the
smilt Of the harvest season, ana me royal OAK
crowned crow he too puts on the many hued garb Of
the declining year. Mother Earth is never so
beautiful, lever 50 spiritual as in Autumn.
Of d;ssontion Pushes her cheek with unWonted
splendor, while she bears on her brow and in
her bosom, flower wreaths more rare than ever
rustic from Gthe lap of summer. Autumn's
robes and smiles are queenly, and she walks
the hills aud valleys with pomp OF color and
fragrance. - yaschbug Ne,0S. ~,
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d E A L E S T A T E
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY FARMS L
VIRGINIA, AT FROM S. TO SIS

TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY FARMS IN
VIRGINIA, AT FROM S. TO SIS
PER ACRE.
In Loudoun, Fauquier, Warren, Rockbridge,
Albemarle, Nelson Orange, Culpeper, Prince
William, Stafford. Westmoreland, Gloucester,
Fairfax and Alexandria counties, embracing
almost every variety of soil in the State, and
varying in size from so to 1000 acres.
Alarge number are located near railroads, or
navigable streams many are improved, and
a good state Of cultivation. ...
We will show all the real estate that we offer
for sale to parties desiring to purchase, or give
any information that may be desired.
Also. for sale, in several of the above-nained
counties, very
VALUABLE GOLD, SILVER, LEAD AND
OTHER MINERAL LANDS.
In West Virginia and Missouri, we have Il
large amount Of land for sale, from one to sew
enty dollars per acre.
Will lease or rent out Real Estate in this city
and county, and in the adjoining counties, pay
taxes, collect rents, and have houses repaired
and insured. .t.T
All communications answered promptly
., JOHNSTON u LLOYD,
Real Estate Agents. King St, Alexandria Va
ono l2-tf ------
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no TIL E. P U B L I G :.

Having, engaged the services of . frst,Gs as,
FINE CAKE, PIE, BREAD AM. BlSCUIII;
BAKER, PLAIN POUND AND, FKO Oyl.
CAKE OR ORNAMENTED, would respect
chasing elsewhere. Pound, Fruit and Orna-
1890 - JAMES II. SIMPSON,
an4.tf No 8, South Fairfax st
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
$1,000 900 IN WATCHES

FOR SALE on THE POPULAR
rsS,- y n f. L K & r. + l. a n . "aA
GIVING EVERY PATRON
HANDSOME AND RElIA BILE warren
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REG ARD no VALU +,
And not e. be Paid or unless perfectly sat
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EDUCATIONAL.
MT &c HT S C II O o L

NORMAN +. MO IRE will reopen his Night
School on Monday, Octo Der ID.
TERMS-S2 per month, payable in advance.
He will give private lessons in Penmanship,
Latin. French, or any of the school branches
to persons desiring. Application can be made
at the school-room, No. 60, Fairfax st: oc slot
NGISS ADAM will give lessons in MUSIC
wi and FRENCH, on advantageous terms, TO
class of ten The music lessons will be- stsq" n
separately, but at p very moderate chars1 W
pupils beginning at the same date Miss gam
also wishes to receive six boarders, to Wholn
thorough instruction will DO gwen IN inc us t "a
EnglisR branches, French and Drawing, tor
S2T5 per annnm, payable semi annually, ia ad-
vance No charge fo7 fuel or washing Music lI!
and German, the only extra charges. 2oo, hlng
street. oc 4-eoE"
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RAILROAD LINES
liz ssas .EgE gsT Gas s:ssSs Co. &C.
arrange, 4 ALEXANDRIA
AND MANASSAS Z.


~ AND MANASSAS RAILROAD
- % IT g $500 Es
On and after MONDAY. Sept. 9th two
daily pasaeng ger trains will run between WASH.
INGTON and LYNCHBU RG, the daytraincoD.
Meeting at Gordons7ille with the Virginia Cen.
trail Railroad to RICHMOND, and both train.
at LYNCHBURG with the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad, for NEW ORLEANS and il-
termediate points.
Through tickets, and baggage checked 20
Richmond, and all points South and 6outhwes,
Leave Washington daily ut 5.5On. IN. and 10
p H.; and Alexandria at 7.OU II. N. ana 7.lj 1
H., arriving at Lynchburg at 4 Is p. m, and
4.O7 a. m, and at Richmond al 400 p. H.
Leave Lynchburg at 7. 10 q, m, and 3 Is pm:
arrive at Alexand-ia at 4 80 p. m, and 600 am
and at Washington at 5.25 pm and 10 g. H.
Passengers for points between MANASSAS
JUNCTION and PIEDMONT leave AleXsn.
dria daily Sunday excepted at 100 AIN, ATTY
ing at Piedmont, the present western terminus, u,
r. 10 p. N. Eastward leave Piedmont al I05J
q. m, ana arrive at Alexandria 40 p. n.
j. VI. BKUADUS,
ie15- General Ticket Agse
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w addition to our stock OF
FREDERICKSBURG
AND HOLSTON MILLS
VIRGINIA CASSIMERES,
the latter of which we are the agents We are
prepared to offer these goods to wholesale or
retail purchasers on the best terms. We would
cell particular attention to the VIRGINIA
CASSINETS, which are much cheaper and
more serviceable (bcing free from shoddy) than
the same class of goods from the North:
oc9 WILMER 81 SLAIMAkER.
WE WOULD AGAIN INVITE THE AT
w tcnLion of gentlemen in want of suits to our
stock of ENGLISH MELTONS,
English and French Cassmercs,
Black French Doeskin CassmereS.
Black French Cloths,
Harrs's Cassimeres,
Grenadine Vestngs, &c.
We are prepared at all times to trim oil suits
in the best style and at the lowest prices.
oc9 WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.
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rARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS
=. RUGS, &c, &c.
BRYAN s.: BREERWOO
Are now receiving full stock of Carpetlngs,
Oil Cloths, Rugs &c. to which they invite at
tenticn.2 -
Also, well-selected stock of DRY GOODS.
Cal and see rs: i''ta oct 2-eo2w =
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TOPARTNERSHIP.-The undersi gned have
v this day formed co-partnership tor tGe
purpose Of conducting the GROCEkI .LlQ-
the firm name Of AVERY y DAVIDSON, at
the store formerly occupied BY Henderson y
Avery, corner Of King and Alfred streets, ana
solicit continuance Of the patronage eXtendeo
10 .he Old firm. X. W. YEk
nupl7 f. J. DAVIDSON.
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BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER.

d. Nj. + U.E l. . n q.
the well-known anatomical BOOT MA kER
announces to bis friends and the public that he
is prepared to make best quality FRENCH
CALF BOOTS and SHOrS, sewod and pegged
ut the lowest rates guarantee to fit all kinds
of teot, with Jumps, corns and bunions. satiaac
torily, or no charge will be made have nn-
mernus testimonials Of the entire satisfaction l.
have given in the past, and will continue the
snmc with all who favor me with q Call at
au g. " u.s. Eing St. bet Pitt Y st. Asaph.
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A IEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN
n AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.
d q "a: sEE Tgg isg iy :zi q s;:a -
EW ARRANGEMENT,


NEW ARRANGEMENT,
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1866.
Leave Alexandria daily except Sundays, ut
u. H., for Leesburg. returning leave Lco:.
burg at II. p. III.
Connecting at Lecsburg with peHcoclss LlLcQt
First-1lass Coaches which leave Lce:burg Oh
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Ham
iton, Purcellvjllc, SnckersyiIIe, Berryvil.t,
Winchester and Cap0n Springs; returning
leaving Winchester on Mondays, WodGcs-
days and Fridays.
Leaves Leesburg for MiddIeborg on Mondays:
Wednesdays and Fridays on the arrival ot
the railroad train from AlrANndrln, and ~.
rivcs at Middleburg at p. III.
Leaves Middlcburg Tucsda s, Thursdays and
saturdays, ut : w. IN, and Arrive AZ Lee.
burg at l.. IN, and (per rsllr""dl HrE'Yo5 J..
AlcXuniriu 1T p. m III ample I!ihe i"r
WASHINGTON and Baltimore The same day
From and after June 3, the coaches "ltI !@
daily from Winchester t. Cnp"n spring.
FAKE:
FEoM ALEXAH DEIA 70
Leeshurg ......... 500 CupoM Springs. 80
Hamilton 275 BuIis MliS.......... b
Purcclvillr. : 90 AlI:c ......... .......... ia
i}erryyilr......... 40 MiddIrhur&. ......... .r1
Winrhrs ter......... so
Goods per Sew YORK. philu,ia'pht:' Hnd la.
tilnore steam lines, and Adams Expires, l.
care Of r. II. Havcuncr, Freight \ gent, nj A."s-
andria, will b0 forwarded " far " Lc'ehu1:
free Of charge other than our regular laFIn rH.''
Communication Passenger Tickets D"L"e"h 81
eXundr t and i4ccaburg And IHteri"Hilhle Ma.
''''''S ~ map 'WSASHINGTUN BLYTHE
nv 27-lv ;icnnr,I superintendent.
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l. Al d w 90 ID &.

WANTED. -Actige, energetic AGENTS
to sell The new National Sewing Machines, the
only reliable cheap machine known. They
have no equals To the right kind OF agents we
offer fine Inducements Call on or address
=. w. - MORSE & CO.,
sen l7-ln No. 10, 4! St., Washington.
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z INSTRUCTION ON THE
DJA MY IIITFTN y N

NSTR UCTIUN ON The
PIANO. GUITAR AND VIOLIN.
: Provided a sufficient number of persons can
be obtained to form classes, or to take lessons
sinolv instruction in music on the above-named
instruments also, lessons in DRAW WING and
PAINTING, will be given by 4 Protes SCR, who
has had the best instruction in Europe. Names
can he left at this office. .... oct I'll
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in 29-lf
4 RNALL'S COCkLE,

81 4 RNALL'S COOKIE, ,a,p
II GARLIC s. SMUT SErARAIoN
[PATEETED JUNE u. 1866.
The above machine is wholly NlrgiiNiI" en-
terprise invented by Il Virgininn, an" penn
manufactured in Virginia. .,,.rote
The "5eparator' is warranted to , 1e!'3 .mat
from the wheat more OF the cookie g"F'ltI liar
and cheat. with greater ia ility and ut " -I',
cost. than that Of any other machine no" .
tAnt b uarty
purchasing territory, and Arrangements .Snnnly
made through me with the factory u ."l'''
any additional number required. ...I.
County, town and city rights only jo' S'''
Amply to, or address, ,.,,
CuIpepcr Court Housr' " " a..
Sole Agent for Va "
Culpeper co, jy 27-eott ----.------,,- -
MATS Ilicant Mats, lH:I recG y TETEER.
JYA sale By FIXED, L. ~ A:aph
au 192W t-inG street, C''' ''
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION.- The eopartncrshie here
] to(ore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name Of HENDERSON u
AVERY. is this day dissolved BY mutual CON
sent j. b. HEN DEfSO4,
RICH'D. ". AVERY
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TEMPLE OF FASHION m
TO THE FASTI D1DUS.

ARNOLD will introduce his beautiful FALL
and WINTER STYLES Of GENTLEMEN'S,
YOUTHS, and BOYS HATS to-day. For
beauty Of style and elegance OF finish they cam
not be surpassed. Remember AlcXandrlans,
these Hats are just from the manufacturers; -
He fatters himself that in style and price his
stock will compare favorably with this or any
other market TO all he would say call and
see. JOHN a. ARNOID,
oct 9-1m No. So King street.
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ISC) - MILLINERYll lou
MRS. G. +. SIMPSON

q. MhO.l y. u. d MI ET1>I
(No. $780,, King street, near Washington,J
will return from New York on Saturday, Octo-
Der 9Th, and on. Monday, October7th will open
a full supply ! of FALL MILLINERY, to
which she would call the att" ntion OF the ladies'.
oct l-tf 81 3 81. 1wss--s t..&
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, have this day assocls-
ted with us in business, 4. L. TOLSON, of Ma
rvland, under the firm name Of G WIN, B OK
HAM g. CO., for the purpose of conducting a
GENERAL COMMISSlON, GROCERY and
FEED BUSINESS, at No. 80, King street, OPP
poste the Corn Exchange. Thankful for the
liberal patronage extended to us heretofore we
solicit continuance of the same 10 our ne"
house. GN1N y Den hii-N-h'
n. B All persons indebted to the concern
of Gwin & Beckham =: re requested to make in
hool,o jy
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II EFIN ED sue RS

N
1903 bbls A, Circle A and B Refined Sugars
50 " Goldren Syrup received this day
from schooner Alfred f. Smyrk, from the var
ginia Steam Sugar Refinery, Richmond These
Sugars are Of very superior quality, and will be
sold as low as they can be gotten from Baltimore.
jy 81 GEO. II. RUBlNSON.