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TIIE GALAXY

THE GALAXY
FOR OCTOBER,
NOW READY.
Iii the mast
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED. BRILLIANT ENTERTAINING
AND ATTRACTIVE MAGAZINE
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CONTENTS OF THB OCTOBER NUMBER:
CIPHER Novel Part hrst Chapters 10 VI win an
illustration by Sol EytineeJ
IT, VITTORlA COLONNA
Ill HAZARD. BY Caroline ChesebTo
~ THB HISTORY OF TBARs. BY W. Ager.
" AN AUTUMN SONG. By Robert Weeks
vi JOHN LESTER WALLACK. with portrait from the paint
ing fWn. Oliver stoue)
VII Anew WORDS ABOUT THE NERVES No Ill By W. A.
Hammond. NJ D.
VIII THE DEATH OF HOPE BY Mary +. Atkinson.
TX BEECHDALE By Marian HarIard Chapters XIV aud XVI
X WORDS AND THEIR USES. BY Richard Grant White.
XI WHOSE HANDf A Chemco Ghost Story. By Carl Van
WICK
XII Is LABOR CCRsEl Byftt
Kill TIDES. ByHH.
XIV THE GALAXY MISCELLANY: HstheBic heempsycho,is
By Justin Visit to the Bank Of Prussia BY Carl
Winter. Mr. Turyeydrop Applies the Probe by James
Franklin Fits The Pine Country By LIS
XIV DRHT.woOD. BY Philip Quilibet
XVI LITERATURE AND ART,
XVII HRBULR. BY the Editor
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THE OCTOBER NUMBER
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE.
l. DALLAS GALBRAITH (Coneludedl
H. CASTLES IL THE AIR
Ill TOM THE TINKER.
w. DISPUTE ABOUT LIBERAL EDUCATION H.
v THE MASSRRIEGS
vi. voX POPULL
VII UNDER THE PIEB
VIII ABOUT STRENGTH.
TX or wOODCOCKS AND THE SHOOTING OF THEN
X A PHOTOGRAPHERS STORY.
XII THE ESGLsHMAE AS NATURAL CURIOSITY
XII THE OLD WEDDING RING.
Kill OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.
XIV. LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

A selection from the Miscellaneous Prose
Works, OF EDWARD BULwER, Lord LYTToN, in two vol
umes, is published by Harper 81 Brothers containing
criticisms essays and sketches written at dinereh' Po
RODS of the authors life, from early youth 10 te com
mencement Of old age The third volume OF INC Ensn
edition consisting OF the "CaXtOniana appears NOT W pe
included in the reprint Among the uties winch
attention The Reign Of Terror 0oiu'iui
Charles Jon,h and some of His Companions" Lake
Ien,an and s Assocations" an Health and Its COnso
lationsn "Manysidedness and elfCompeteness' Inc
reader who is not repealed by Buwers frequent aecta
tons and the ambitious pendors of his STYLE VIII DO IN
debed TO these volumes for many suggestive CRITICISMS
and sometimes pQuant discussions Of various literary
topics.
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Mrs Mann has done an excellent service In inc
fidelity and good taste with which she has accom-
plshed her task, and will receive her reward III the
gratitude of many readers.
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The Catholic Publication House has issued a
new edition OF Symbolism by JOHN ADAM MoEHLER,
u d. a work remarkable for the ability and fairness
with which it represents the dcctrnal differences De
tween Catholics and Protestants 1t is translated from
the German by j. b. ROBERTSON, who also accompanies
il with an interesting memoir Of the author.
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A new edition of BULLIoN's Latin and En-
oIisb Dietionarv is published by sheldon d Co.
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THE CATHOLIC WORLD,
FOR OCTOBER, 1909
CONTENTS:
l. THE MASSACRE OF ST BARTHOLOMEW
II. THE INVASION CnAPrEEs l., H.. AND Ill
Ill MARIA voS HORL
". A SUMNER SHOWER
V. WHO SHALL TAKE CARE OF Orr SICEi
VI. KAULBACH AND THE BRA OF THR REFORMATION
VII THE LEGEND or HOSPITALITY
VIII MINE BSBMY
TX PLANINtA.
x TALLEYRAsD.
XII THE BASILICA OF ST SATURNIN
XII THE LITTLE SISTERS or THE POOR
Kill RELIGION MEDICALLY CONSIDERED.
XIV. PATH And POETRY OF THE BRETUSS
XIV. COUNT DE NOSTALEMBERT
XVI RINGS.
XVII IN THE SCHOOLROOM
XVIII THE HOLY GRAYLK
NEW PUBLICATIONS
Single copies 80 cents; IS per year
B-As hegrs volume and contains the era, IL
stament Of THE INVASION by BkmaunC basa good tim
for those who have oi yet subscribed to do
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY
LAWRENCE KEHOB. General Agent
No ia Srsss Nex-Y Yah
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A Treatise on the Lao Of Marine Insurance
and General Arerageby THEOPHILUs PARsoNsLLD IBos
ton: Little, Brown d Company embodes the results oi
the most recent decisions in that branch OF commerca
law both in this country and England The work is IN
two large octave volumes and is founded the previous
treatise of the author which forms the second part OF his
able publication on Maritime Law" II has been pre-
pared on the system which the author has adopted
in his former writings that have gained such an eminent
place in the literature Of American Jurisprudence Inc
legal principles that have been established by the high
est rulings are stated in the body Of the work. without
breaking the continuity Of discussion by reference 10
specific cases while the notes exhibit vast array OF
legal learning, with abstract OF the leading
cases in point, and accurate references 10 al
important authorities. In the completeness OF It's
details and the freshness Of its information, the
present work will not only sustain, but enhance the dis
neushed reputation OF the author learned Jurist
and an accomplished writer The ease and elegance OF
his style gives certain classical TO his pages and
must cecuay relieve the study Of the work from the
dryuess which usual characteristic Of legal treases
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Grn,ttrs.


4 PARTISAN Lady. an experienced Teacher
~ would acr.pt BOARD pesssu family ~ 10 a
school as equss irsucuoa; most satisfactory reference
given Address FRENCH TLA HEX lZttst let house east OF %
aye, Harlem. y. I.
GENTLEMAN of experience in TEACH
"A NG the C.,es AID Mabemais ihes 10 COMP ere Sa nov
farming Young gentlemen WIN Intend 20 enter college The best
OF rife P,rrOts wbo desire r tr such special M
,trcn ai address b. ~ ege ae 18th insL care Of
Thomson Bros No ll01 Bro1lN'v
LADY wishes "A SITUATION in German
"a family German language and teach
English r,trn Best q rrecs r- Bo - nat.rtosh y. /:
rVO PARENTS and GUARDIANSHIP adyer-
t.sr yo hal, tre made the tour Europe and sbou revisit
inl The Couueni would COMANON su TUTOR young
en'iruan going Refr Rgt Horsto Potter aud
others COLLEGlAN care = D Pe No o. Eat Fourth ST.
WANTED, by an English lady, who has been
w teaching ~ yasu Canada position Superintendent Of a
ed
r u Au.clu ChlrcA Address Ms HANNAH No washington
square Eist
w ANTED-A SITUATION in family by a
w Young fully able To- trh German and French Tor
board washing only. At.s No. 80 Hilra'e sroond Hour
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nlrtip0 Atl6em;rs.


4 DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING,
a. al tie location Poll and Fhl-a'e eominecn
oct B. Glasses for children MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS OF
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. m4nm
A. Mr. residence NJ 6 Pnh-ave commencing Oct s.
Morning class fr MONDAYS snd THURSDAYS az lot
for children on WEDNESDAYS aad SATURDAYS att
SATURDAY MORNING class at =
Evening class ior advanced pupils on FRIDAYS. ats
Eve ias c!a,s fr gentlemen MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
Cru either Academy or by addressing note to hr
Dtris OrLs residence
nE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY, No.
Niavr FoHrts-nth-L viii reopen TUESDAY.
Nsrtmb,r 1903 Circuans lt to- Arsa~ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

"MANHOOD."-Anot NEW MEDICAL
IVA PAMPHLET from the pen Of Dr. CURTIS "TAs Medical
TBes 81 bis This valuable treatise the and
prensare shows impaired hrough
end maBhoc ey reganed gives clear
pedmeus sfects OF
b s.d the remedies thers pocket edition Of The sbse Will be
forwarded rseep, Of Is addressing Dr. CURTI5 No 70
Rosth Charles Balhaote Nj
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MUM AN 10 EU nut EAN L NA ' EITIIl)s
-sveiers visiting should provide themselves With HAk
PBRs HANDBOOK by W. PsnBKoKh PErHDsK pnee 81 So This
guide book paksbsi
Bsglsh sneuass ~kieh 70 made esirely ever Test
Alss,
HARPBRs PHRASE BOOK; Or, HAvpBoox ~ TEAvst Talk
for the travellers and schools m Bngh Gsrmss French and
Italian bv W. PEsBRoKy FfTHiDoE proe 81 50 HARPER l.
BROTHERS. PsblsbefA For sale by all Beoi.elsn
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7 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

NJ Geenpo and all stations except Woodss and Willow
Tree e.OAm Norhuort and ali stations er
cent Willow Tree 33lp tNrss rAin for Ge.npon s,oppnsa
Jamaica Mineoa cksve and all ors East 40 hOItbpe1
Passenger Train AID al stations except Whos Tree N.
North p Passenger u aud AL stations All passenger It0
connect AT Mneoa wth trains Hampstead and Gen Core
Snrs,y R.ensou Train leaves Hunters Point for Hsmpen.
G On Cove North sip Noripor all stations; arrives has'
tsrs Poiut at 6:lO D m Takes effect June H. 1905 -,
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Excursions.
Steamboats, ano RailroaSs.

BRISTOL LlNE-AT 5P; N. r,n.rc,.,. HIND
TO BOSTON PROVIDENCE. AND IYrbEMEDIATE POINTS
Largest the World hAVng 500 State Rooms
BRISTOL,
Capt BRAYroy from Pier No. 90 R. @et Of c.,,l a. O'Clock
pm, MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS. aid FRIDAYS.
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS mSp IL, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sATUR
Connecting With the Express. Tran a Bristol the following morning
arriving at Boston at o'clock m all out Of
Freight taken Low the lowest aud landed IN Boston ,,sia%
JAMES FISK. IT, Managing Director
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY. Railroad
i I'VE H sii r,,, 40 So + f , a4 & Of m.rsst
afternoon at g. AMI from loot Of Ibp Sare al oToos
savs. south Sor~ss At 7s % arrival Of the DAnOup and
Fare 5 csa i Excursion Tickets, 81 rs Stages connect for New
cauaan Wilton ard Rtiseaed -
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-For WHITE LIE;
MoiTS n6cS. GLgSc0ys GLENwooD and RoSLrN On and
Wss asGH4 c.S iSS o. ne Fer E. R Pee. Sp Daily
DAYS eIesptv). a. p M tor thc aoo, s'n.nrl la,s
EOR HARTFORD. Direct--ClT1 or HARF-
i FORD AVID GRANITE SrtrE Rave rycA,ip sa, at IN for
55'95 aud , o's GSr aG s1s S IT, o' 'p
GAFETY, SPEED and COMFORT.
FOR rOSr0N ...
"o"' 'G CORD. 'iilR wnlfE MOUNTAINS, AND
IYfgRMHniATE POINTS
The and staneh steamer Of the N%[~c9 Line oov
800 No Jg North Riyer. foot Of yestry,st,
FOR NEW LONDON,
er. connecting the Express Train ron the above
Norwich and Worcester Boston and Worcester worcester
And Nashua aud Nes London and Northern Railroads
Freight lowest For information inquire Of
r. \ MARTIN. AgrBt on The fter
EOR NEWBURGH, West Point, Poughkeep-
Il 81. R,udoot Kingston landing At cOHu'' poei Cornwall
New Hamburg aud Miton The ., .,.,,
cave. De.bro.ssst gvRRr AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock
CTEAMER MARY POWELL.
- CHANGE OF Ho0R-oo and amer MONDAY, Sept e. will
leave at p m
DOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
il FIELD AND THE NORTH. Fare 81 Steamers leave P.sE
slp for New Haven at connecting with the Railroad
VONKERS FERRY-From Duane and Jay
m md 400 Sundays at 10 a N AID $50
CUNDAY PASSENGER BOAT for NEW
- ARK The 81 ambst THOMAS r. WAY will make the following
tim. bel New orb Se~A SUNDAY Sept 30;
New Yor. loot Barclay al lotSi $50 Leave
New Of Bergen
Psiot each way '" 1AsTON, super nsndeoI
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NEW- YORK and NEW -HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
COMMENCING MAY g, 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoI

Station in NwYork corner Twenty seenthst and Pear
ave. Twenty seVeuthst
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nt5 publications

rI,HP COMING REFORM.-MOULE' EARIH
CLOSETS 10 and si he r; TsaqE i sgI9 AND
EARTH CLOSETS-HOW TO NAM lhEh' AMI
HOW TO USE THEM.
ny GEO X WAXING. Jh m. -
Author Of the Of Agriculture a1d p Of a. C.p
ns,rg n, Health Formerly Agrieultur, hngueei 81 Wv ~
DanuE ~. % mt Address THE TRIBUNE. New'loE
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An Illustrated Guide the principal Suburban places o. the Line
The Division Of this Rsw has been prepared and can OBJ
tanned at COMPANY free Of charge BY those .sAs 70
personally examine tue referred TO- witt h es sasneaL
II RIDDLE Gsrsrl sapt
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g1I Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
The Eleventh Annual IL this lu,i will at
No n afypepa NrEYork WEDNESDAY, Oct and VIII
cnrnne mill 3D. 61 Graduates ri nted To the Bar without
frlrr examination Catalogues anil other formation be obtained
Al No 81 aveep al rt the place 70
THtOBORE DWIGHT Ws-rn Of nmn College Law School
AW DEPARTMENT; UNIVERSITY of Ny.
The next annual will the s VI Ocoher,
g8 Application made for rter information to The sub
scber prr.onav or by letter. University building Washington
square, n. L. CITY. .
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WV r. BARR General PAS Agent
"TTDCpN PIVFP AND HARTF RAIL.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.
RoADS-on and AFTER MOSnAY MAJ H. 1853 trains ~ A.
bauy connecting with Northern and weserr trans shs
New-York az follows:
m Express train Hudson RIVER Railroad Thitshr iA
Teuhave Buffalo Bridge aud S.ratoi .a
o1t change connecting Troy With for RuiOd Bar
pgop aud North DrswsrUom from Sevfork 20 kcebe<
connecting sleeping FOR the West sher North ses
Shore line
N |. m Express train Harlem Railroad Twenty firth st. 'p
conueetk Western Railroad for Jebsno4
sppes Pttsled Ahauv nth Western trains and 81 fro5
With trains Saratoga Rutland. Burlington, ard te NORTH
Ii 1sln River Railroad eonnesung
Abny with trains the West and az os with trains FOR kutnd
Burlington and NORTH Drawing attached to tins Tan
through to Saratoga -, ,.-..
car attached connecting Aanf WITH Western uAas and 81 Isoy
with trains Tor Montreal, With sleeotg c,r attached
Hsrrm Railroad. connehng AZ tbas1
Lebanon Springs Plttsaed ke aud AZ
bsur With S--prg attached al Albany
69p lid River Raroat with ssepins cNS
attached through Buffalo AMI suspenos Bridge without cbsa
Of sleeping d. excepting SATURDAYS AVseess
from sg without change VIA hoHe '"
Railroad CONNECTION for Troy will be male a. ha'' Aoanb
THIS train ALL sundays -, :, ,--... -
ii n M train via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping sttsohed
Albany trains r Buffalo and Suspension brds
with trains for Saretga and points North Oa"asf~A
attached al Albany.
SUNDAY train will be Hudson River Railroad nom Nes fos
n Poughkepse aud intermediate SIT ns LEAVING NeN, ief
Returning Pongbkeep,e ais striving 10 NeSfott 81 os
Also Sunday via Harlem Railroad leaving for sec0n, ~ -
arriving Mierton AZ $40 Returning, leaves hhS''
ten at D. ~, arriving at New York AZ y M - - -,
VANDERBILT.
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SUNDAY TRAISA-s30 Nzy Train for Ohsvile; 1900 fof
Egpress for Dunkk Buffalo Rochester,
all West South; 800 Enigrant and
Wav Train: II D. n FOR Paterson ard Port Jervis-
Dankirk VIII.
and In direct connection sh ALI Southern and
Wesier Inca
Perfectly Sleeping Coaches accompany al
Night Train.
Tickets obtained at the Compnys oMoesSo al Bps.ayA
Denot foot Of Cbanbet NewYor Long Doek Depot Jsry
City
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lEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY-Steamerv On

JOHN and DREw-ons Of these magnssnt leave, Pc,
a. North River foot Of Caua.
excepted Passengers comforts md
hotel have their wishes these ,,rs.
arrive Albany Ia zpe tine Tor railroad North and w.. s
Rreisht tax AZ reduced rate
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- ambost THOMAS T. WAY will make the following
trip. aud Ss~A SUNDAY nett Sept 90 Leave
Yor. tot of m.
Of Cenys st., ss ia stopping AZ Bsrgen
Psut each Nay. W. CASTOR. super ntendeat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-03
s|A%R ALEXANDRIA
sEGe AND WIN CHESTER
-. - MAIL STAGE LINE.
FARE REDUCED!

This old and reliable line of Stages from Al
exandra via Fairfax c. H., Chantilly, Pleasant
Valley, Arcola, Aldie Middleburg, Upperville,
Paris Berry's Ferry and wildwood to Winches-
ter, is now running as follows, viz:
Leaves Alexandria on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at o'clock a. NJ,
or on the arrival of the Northern mail, and Up
perville on WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and
SUNDAYS, at am, and arrives at Winches;,
ter, connecting with the cars for Baltimore, and
stages for Capon Springs and Staunton
Returning leaves Winchester on TU ESDAIS
THURSDAYS and SATU RDAYS, at 10 am:
and Upperville on WEDNESDAYS, FRI
DAYS and SUNDAYS, at a. M. and arrives
in Alexandris in time for the cars for Baltimore
and the North.
Fare from Alexandria to Fairfax c. H.S1 90
~o-'A -. y Middleburg... 90
= Upperville..... 3 80
Other points in proportion.
As this line can be relied upon throu ehout
the whole year, and the proprietor pledges his
personal attention to the comfort and safety of
his passengers Che driving himself over a great
er portion of the route) the travelling public
may rest assured that his best efforts will be ex-
erted to merit their patronage.
Ofices-At Mansion House, Alexandra :;
Amos Fox's Saloon, Fairfax G, A.; E. c..
Broun's Store, Middleburg, and Taylor s,
Keiger's store, Winchester.
jy 6.eoSm VIM. WHALEY, Prep.
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8.

AcNoIEL STYLE OF BATH.-Ihe oe a,
who are metaphysicaDy ingenious people, nave
invented air.batlls Airing instead OF water,
inc places have been established on the top Of
some of the Rhine mountains, and provided
with doctors, hotels, cottages and ell other ne:
cessaries for a summer solourn; Inc mode OF
taking these air baths net described IN the
hS ab Wan after the 6 Of e
s es gentleman who used after his family
hadretired, to strip himself and run up and
down stairs so as to create a current of air
around him, and call,it an air bath, that lux
ury may be obtained much cheaper than by
going to the top of the Rhine mountains. " t p
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EDUCATIONAL.
IANMOkE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
- ,.@E 'SA NDY SPRING,

IANMOkE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. .,
o. = ~. SANDY SPRING, a..
IL Montgomery county, Maryland. .@
The exercises of this Institution will be- re-
sumed on the first of the tenth month, October.
Terms Board, Washing and Tuition IN Inc
The Languages, Drawing, and Music extra.
For circulars, containing full particulars ad-
dress the Principal at Sandy Spring P: O., Md.
c.; H. MILLER, Principal.
-:..;..r;rE MARY, p. COFFIN. q
- a.. " ELLEN. FARQUHAR.
Refersnces-B.y a. Miller Alexandria,. Va. !;
BENJAMIN Hallowell,. Sandy Spring, Md 81.
Sandy Strings Md iy 30-eotf '.as t...
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Louisa County, Va, jy 30-2aw6w -
WASHINGTON. COLLEGE.
w N. :: LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.


VIM. .i9 LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
The next session opens 3rd Thursday. in Sep
tember. 1858, and closes 4th Thursday in June,
1869. The Faculty consists of r
GEN. R. T.. LEE, PRESIDENT,
with Professors of Latin Greek, Mathematics,
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy, History
and English Language and Literature Applied
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
into: /. Faculty of Arts; 2. Faculty of Science;
3. Faculty of Literature and Philosophy; 4 Fac
ulty of Law In each of these is conferred q
distinct Bachelors Degree, and the Degree OF
Master of Arts is open alike to students in each
course. In the Department Of Science are con-
terred, also, Professional Diplomas Of Civil En-
glneer and Mining Engineer. By the aid of a
full corps of assistant Professors, provision is
made for thorough drilling in the Departments
Of English. Ancient and Modern Languages
and Mathematics s.'2 .'-'a. .--:
ExpENsRs.-All necessary expenses need not
exceed 1926. Z.
For full particulars apply to -..;g...
4. @. GORDON, Clerk Of Faculty.
Lexington, Va, July 28:1m .y.a .r.r@
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MELODEONS,
PaRI,OP ORGANS.

PAELOR ORGANS,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
have now on hand William Aeinekamp' s
splendid oct, with carved legs, and all mod
ern improvements.
Two of Knabe s. Co.'s oct. secondhand.
one of them nearly new, at great reduction
from first cost.
Several second hand fno German Pianos, Of
less price, CT octaves-every Piano warranted.
Smiths celebrated Parlor and Church Organs.
Having an experience Of 16 years in tuning
and repairing Pianos, Melodcons, SC, and still
continuing my practice in the highest musical
circle of Washington city, l can guarantee sat-
isfaction to those who shall employ me.
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned and repaired, will please CORES
pond with me. VlCTOk BECkEK:
Wareroom, 81, n. Washington ST..
iv2l--tf Cor. Queen, Alexandria.
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w A N TED
1000 CORDS OF GOOD
~. CHESTNUT OAK BARK,
for which we will pay S14 per cord, delivered
at Alexandria on the cars Of the O., A. g N X.
r., or at the Tannery. We also want
500 CORDS OF GOOD BLACK OAK
BARK,
for which we will pay SO per cord.
We have always on hand OAK and he NJ
LOCK SOLE LEATHER, UPPER LEATH-
Err, of all kinds, Harness, Bride and Skirtlng
Leather, which VIC sell at the lowest cash prices.
We are paying the highest cash prices for good
BEEF HIDES, dry and green:
ap lift Alexandra, Va.
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+ AND a &c NC Y. .... ....
OFFICES Gainesville Depot, Manassas Gap
. .. Railroad, and BuclEland. Prince ..
William county, Va. ....
! The subscribers having associated themselves
for the purpose of buying and selling lands IN
Fauquier, Prince William and adjoining coun-
ties, are prepared to offer to purchasers num-
Der Of farms, containing from zoo to 1000 acres,
at prices ranging from 50 TO $40 per acre
Parties desiring to locate in this State, will 90
we'll to examine the lands we offer before pur-
chasing elsewhere. '.- .. ... .a -. -.
| Will attend the depot at Gainesville, and st
Buckland daily, and be prepared to take care
of and show parties the property we offer.
This immediate vicinity offers great induce
ments in the way Of rail and turnpike roads to
tho markets of Alexandria, Georgetown and
Washington, distant IS to 20 miles, and from 8
to miles from Warrenton, on the Orange and
Alexandria f. R., the county seat OF FauquIer.
/ No section Of the State possesses greater &d-
vantagcs for grazing, fruit culture and farm
ing, its nearness to market enabling producers
to place in the above market daily the surplus
products Of fruits, vegetables, &c.
Flour and grists mills arc NUMEROUS. at
Buckland, miles from Gainesville, 9 large
fording q home market for wool ana other pro
ducts The water and health Of this section is
unsurpassed. .. .. .
We Will be glad to furnish information to all
parties desiring it, with full descriptions of the
lands Terms Of sale will be liberal. Address,
BALL ~ TYLER,
p. o. Gainesville Depot,
Prince William CO., Va.
Referoncas-R w. Downman, esq, Wash
ington, D. G.; Gen Daniel Ruggles, is. Land
and Immigration Company, New York; ii. IS.
Washington, esq, Warrenton, Va. Ap
6 OUDOUN AND FAUQUIER LANDS
- FOR SALE.
| am authorized to sell about fifty Of the most
desirable farms in L0ud0un and Fauquler coun-
ties. ARTHUR L. ROGERS,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent
~ l5-Gm Midd!eburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-03

The drought in England has shortened the
hay CROP and about ], 200 bales were engaged
last week from North River barges for that
country. ~" - vi, Ill
The Workingmen In the West, have entered
into the field of politics by nominating several
candidates to represent their interests IN Con-
greSS. - 2il.>.J ~ - -.-.... =. ~