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SEA-BATHING AT COBB,s ISLAND

EA-BATH1NG AT COBB'S ISLAND
49, - ms delightful summer resort situated e1gh-
III Iu miles northeast Of Cape Charles and eight
Ia rom nearest main land, is rapidly growing,
DVolhe one of The most attractive places on the
'vaat oi America. ,
40 PLEASANT pure and delightful breezes, giving
Ih..kth 70 the Invalid, will never be forgotten by
Va ~ T %iio have heretofore enjoyed them. -
,,e nave made many Improvements, both In the
our grounds. o. =
H. ne surf-bathing is on grand scale, and cannot
srs Pe"SSed being perfectly safe, with al abund
"'lSe Vi lighthouses. .''ti FtF' 80.
On n"inootihg hshng, and boating cannot be exceled
.ra 1nG continent with an abundance Of boats and
iihfhced men TO attend To the wants OF visitors,
ac ,Ao'i'ef amusements-bowlln salOons billiards,
P.nAND OF MUSIC has been engaged,
rt,Iehgers leaving Richmond and Petersburg,
FrIusnR ~ Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
lLerrSss' a. 4. NJ, will connect with steamer to
The ,e:n :Stoe ana thence by line OF hacks across
ly penIiisnia (lnur miles) 10 Nottingham's Land
az SHa Thence by steamer to the island, arriving
ssa ehhs Per day, 81; per week, $ls; per month
COBB BROTHERS, Proprietors, .
t., D., CherrystOne post-otice, --
northampton county, Va.
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the only machine known that can perfectly sepa,
rate cookie from wheat without regard to the size
of the cookie. In this machine the new principle
Of ADHESION, as applied to machinery OF THIS
class is strikingy and successfully demons,ratea,
and We invite The millers, machtnists, and busi-
ness men OF Richmond generally who feel inter-
ested In the agricultural development or our STATE
to call and see for themselves. ,,mx, NO
we are now offering for sale COUNTY anu CIT
RIGHTS In the States OF Virginia and West VIZ
ginia, and win be glad to see any gentlemen rom
The country who may be visiting the city. -.
C6arIottesyiIle, Va, or to Captain 4. G. Morton,
exchange Hotel, Richmond Va; ~, al
~ ~ mlNOh O ASSs
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TITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA AND

u " LOF VL NVOD 11&h -k-N~
L ROASTED COFFEE.-J. Fl. ANTHONY's
Gunpowder Tea, OF the best quality, ~. per
pound; Roasted Coffee, roasted on tho premises,
Warranted pure Honey Soap ut cents per cake,
only 50 cents per dozen Trenton Wine and Family
Crackers Ginger Snaps Spiced Jumb!es, spices,
Day Il Martins Blacking,l NJ 79l Main street. SIX
doors aboya khs saesaswood Hotel. te&
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GRAIN BAGS. &c.

DAGS, BAGS, BAGS.-40,0 900 GRAIN
u BAGS for sale-from the cheapest shipping
TO the heaviest English linen-hand-rnsIe, double
stitched; sold on aeconnt OF manufacturers. Also,
ber OF Commerce. We buy WOOL of sll grades
and quantity for cash sell Hoyt Brothers LEA
THEIR Betting on commission at manufastu-
rers' prices and keep constantly on hand full as
.ortment OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
WINSTON & POWERS,
jyA corner Cary and fourteenth streets.
RAIN BAGS.-The James River Ma
VI nufacturing Company has resumed the ma.
nufacturc OF It's well-known DOUBLE.WARP
GRAIN BAGS. and now offer the best article on
the market and at the lowest price when regard ID
had TO quality. Z. Is. BENTLEY.
ty H-lm Agent.
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This celebrated watcring-placc is now open to
visitors.
Board-*3 per day, $50 per week, $75 per month
For descriptive pamphlets and circulars, apply
to S. C. TARDY Il CO.,
Richmond, Va. or to
J. A. MCCLUNG, Hot Springs, Va.
" l3-lm ..t ..#
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'EKOVIAN GUAN0.- Fifty tons PERU
Wan GUANO now landing and for sale by
tv,, ALLISON n ADDISON, =
o." ls1e Gary street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

yX7ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
gins the 2lsT OF September, 1865 Rev. WI.
Essy sys
sn Trgns Military last,nte I uned
that pursued in the University or Virginia. Crest.
attention is paid to health, comfort, refinement
&c. Good fare and good rooms With fres In each.
This Is one Of the most fourfshtng schsols In tbs
south. and is attended by pupils from nearly all
sections of1Virginia and various southern States.
This session arTangements wlllbe made to accom-.
modate all applications. Staunton Is distinguished
for Its health. IL 5ss. nj nGs ss.3G ILg y.7.. /.
CHARGES FOR THE ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Board and tuition in the Collegiate Course,
with Ancient Languages. .....-.............".s2i3
French or one Modern Language. ........... 20
Payable In currency-half in advance;
Refer to Professors smith Holmes S, and a,sss psters
Fierce, Early, Doggett; Rev. Drs. Duncan AMI
For catalogues, address
9.~t WILLIAM A. HARRIS,
ty29 Staunton. Va.
WASHINGTON C0LLEGE-LExING-
wv TON. VA.-The next session opens third
THURSDAY In September, 1865, and closes fourth
a Ins aisssy mis
Of Latin, Greek, Mathematics Modern Languages.
Moral Philosophy, History. and English Lam
tural Philosophy, Chemistry, and Law and Equity.
These arc distributed into.:, First-Eaculty Of
Arts. Second-Faculty Of Science. Third-Fa-
Guilty of Law. In each OF these Is conferred dis
tinct Bachelors degree and the degree of Master
OF Arts Is open alike To students in each course.
In the department OF Science are conferred also
professional diplomas Of Civil Engineer and Mii
ming Engineer. By the aid of n full corps Of as
sistant professors provision Is made for thorough
drilling In the departments of English, Ancient
and Modern Languages and Mathematics. .''"r
EXPENSES: All necessary expenses need not
exceed S325.
For full particulars apply to g,'i EpELea.i o.It
jy2s 4. C. GORDON, Clerk Of Faculty.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS, DURING
i vacation Of the city schools, and perhaps TO
continue afterwards, several PRIVATE CLASSES
in LATIN and ENGLISH STUDIES. To these
classes he would be glad to receive additions.
Terms to suit the times. ..r q.
Though known to our older citizens generally, he
Is permitted to refer, for the sake of others, to
Bishop DoGGETT, DR.. JOHN DOVE Sr., and Kew.
DR.. BURROWS. s.s,,
" 2S-Gt* Fl. KEELING
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p0ANOKE COLLEGE, AT SALEM, VA,
4 L. will commence its next session SEPTEM-
BER THE lsT. The entire expense for ten months,
including board tuition, washing, fuel, Incident
ais, &C., $20s. For further information, address
the President, ID. +. BITTLE. jy2l-llt
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AGRICULTURAL

VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
N now on exhibition at No. IL on Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange Hotel, the new and
valuable machine known as et- ->
ARNALL,s COCKLE, GARLICK. and SHUT
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c.
uIINDOW SHADE DEPOTl
w WINDOW SHADE DEPOT ! I

1875 MAIN STREET,
between Tiftesnth aud Seventeenth streets.
M GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
Is stii at his old tricks, keeping down high prices
He has the largest assortment OF SHADES in the
city; latest styles In Gold, Velvet, aud Painted
Shades, with all the fixtures TO match.
CLEAR THE TRACK . as't
High prices, down you come I AL know COL
DEN; be always had the cheapest Shades at bis
old stand on Broad street. trf
TABLE OLCLOTH
In Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble, ana
all the celors; Black for covering carriages, IN
Driil and Duck: Loco Paper Shades ~ your own
price. -
n. B.-Shades made TO order. storekeepers and
pedlers supplied Ut New York prices % S-sm
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
Y AT IVY DEPOT.-Intendingt retire from
public life, 1 offer ut private sale my RESI-
DENCE, one Of the prettiest and most desirable In
road six miles above the University OF Virginia,
In II healthy region OF country, and surroundedby
contains THIRTY-ONE AND A HALE ACRES
OF LAND, very highly impr@oyed @ ,l;a lsrge young
DWELLING-HOUSE, and every necessary OUT:
HOUSE well arranged; . superior WELL OF
WATER and an ICE-HOUSE In the yard. Nearly
STOREH0USE, several LUMBER-HOUSES and
MECHANICS SHOPS, and a comfortable
for fifteen years, can recommend II as q good
place Of trade. The whole OF the above property
Is desirable and well worthy the attention OF all In
want. II. rst.... a.ua.s....
Ny post-oflce is Ivy Depot, Albemar!e county,
Va. [jy lI-awl WILLIAM II. COSBY.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DOCKBRlDGE BATHS,
ROCKERIDGE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN JULY lST.

Situated directly on the road to Lexington, nine
n!Ir, south Of the Virginia Central railroad.
Persons leave the cars al Goshen depot virginia
Central railroad. where ample stage and express
facilities connect with the daily western and east
,ru trains. The road from Goshen to the Baths
mine mil"s) j. now being put In thorough repair.
TERMS: 50 per day; $ls per week; 1854 pei
month.
il. .t-om HARMAN 4 MAYO.
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RATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
SEVENTY-SIX TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
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SNUFF, sNUFF.-CAR0LiNA BELLE
- SNUFF just received and fnr sale hy
Jy2s Il. W. P0WEkA psssSls~
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4irttmond 1ispattlr.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE '.DIsPATCH"
IS LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILFNEws-
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. hs~'Hst '}h9-e!",'
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JAMES a. MCCLUSG, Manager.
s. G. TARDy x CO., Proprletors.
j. T.. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
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,s,rssxCE COMPARES.
-opTu AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
\ COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS OVER g. 900, 900.

orc1sTERED POLICIES ISSUED, secured
ks"S,,;r OF New York acting as trustee Tor the
asSo;GSGre as,,SSres non-fortciting, and FREE FROM RE-
slEtHH,nnr\pS ARE BASED ON ANNUAl.
pNrsE ,ND Is THE SAME PER-CENTAGE
EAtS<nnWNENTS As ON REGULAR LlFE
CN, TTt"rIrS making alarger dividend on enGow-
E2'i"r !ai. ra other companies declare: &c
i""H 49, WITHERS & MEADE,
General Agents. 7
oa,c 40 lnoa corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
d. ''''' tylo
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T'HE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
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,ssc,s employed here for the general benefit.
n%sirahlc FIRE AND MAKINE RISKS invf
0face So 1919 Main street. .-.. -..
V''' y. j. HARTSO0K, President.
DAVID I. BURR, Secretary.
l. {. WuERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
- - 4. > deg
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D0MESTIC INSURANCE. :
Il, r<S1.EhNCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
'"'' OF VIRGINIA. .."
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1885.
Wen invested and secured.
.,r,,roxod hprp for the general hanqfit
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, d C.

The Sessions Of the several dep artnts open follows
The Preparatory september 9th the cole gate September
sd the Thsl goal tobeT 7h, the Law, October hth AID
the Medical, October 18Th
1hs college iEed with re renee TO the on urged
suggestion 81 ashgon that University ~ the federal
metropolis wOuld end the assimilation Of the
opinions and manners Of count ymen by the commln
education Of portion Of its youth from ouarer
Its graduates have veea the expectations q Madison and
MunOe that the facilities of hearing debates Ia Congress,
gumtns the supreme Court and Lectures from
md Of visi ting libraries aud collections in science
gathered At this center would foster comp extensive mental
deves pmeut
The Preparatory School gives thorough training fr bust
and PREF aratOn Col The College propa- has
eight efficient Professors, all the chairs beius led The
Theological School has three oesso and Lecturers; the
Law School four snd the Medical teu.
he expenses are low at other Colleges Number or
studt nts the pat year. asa
For further Information ad' ress
a. W. sAMsOF, y. D., President.
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RE - % VAL,
EM0VAL

would respectfully notify ny patrons and the public gen
eAy that have removed store ana Fitting E.sb
ishEent from l23 and Us Magazine street 70 islH
POhDRss STREET. st. Char and that
now hard a an well selected stock OF Oh IN
OELiEhS and Gas FIXTURES Of all kinds. which oder
Tor sale below New York price, for cash
Returning M sincere thai Ks liberal patronage be
4f0wed ~ nd respectfully solicit coutinuanee o.
and all that will utmost sndeayofs
10 give entire satisfaction JOHN O. FLEhlN0.
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ITNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

~ District OF Loaisisna-In nsnkruptey-NO ia the
matter Of Geo WIN logan Jr, Eugene soniat and Wn @
g. Claiborne uay aUd mrmners Of be hrm OF Lo
gan. sobiat Clabtrne Rsnkru ts-Whersas GEORGE Wa
Logan d. ugene Soniat and an &. G. Claiborne ind
vdualy and members Il he trm Of Logan Sonia al
New Orleans and district aresad duy dec AIRED
bankrurt under Of Congress Of 1861
fled said petition praying for discharge and
certificate thereof al their debts and other claims
able under SAID act
soes therefore given To AL eredit0 who have proved
their debs persons in interest tha thu 10th
day Of November 1853 At u assgned for the hearing
and that they then and there attend aud
show they have why the prayer Of The said Pc
rtOn should not he gained
Ci.rk's Once, New Orlesns August 3. 1864
sull 1928 X EW. Deputy Clerk
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ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL
OHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY MISS,
New Orleans, jackson ard Great Northern Railroad
THE FIRST MONDAY OF sEPTBNBER, 1868

Extract Of letter to Mr. Lyon published by permission
from the Right Rev. w. NJ. GREEN u. D., Bishop Of tho
Mississippi and Chancellor Of the University The
South:
f the people only knew how long have been
engaged in teaching how diligently have trained yourself
how wisely you have chosen location for
school how much you have effected within two tn yeas
how whOes the moral and religious atmosphere Of
school, how thorough the teaching Of department and
ptonabe the character Of the pupils whom you
have already sent forth with your praf them
would be panied lad that had for the fourth
part of those who would desire under your training
The Mississippi Diocesan Convention Of 1865 publishes that
he pride and glory Of Diocese is Albert L on school
at Chatawa
Catalogues Of the School and general Information be
obtained in New Orleans Of Robert Pkn ESQ Is and Is
Camp street
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- Dttuet Of Lonislsna-In me mater OF Mm. Bendeil
Of the city of Orleans and District Aforesaid du de
bankrupt unSer the Act Congress Of March ID 1857
hiss this day Sled in said Court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate treof from all his debts and other
claim provsble under said act:
Notice Therefore gwen all creditors who have proved
er debts and all other interest that the 10th
Of ovember 1868 al IL assigned for the bearing af
that then and attend and shOw
cause they have why the prayer Of the said pet Oa
should not be granted
Clerks once, New Orleans, July II, 1853.
iy2I aus 20 K. L0kW, Deputy Clerk.
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u District Of Louisiana - In the Matter Of Dreyfus
Bros Co, bsnkrupts In Bankruptcy No. ll6. wherev
Dreyfus Bros. Co, CB. Dreyfus JOS. Dreyfus
and A Dreyfus) Of the city New Orleans. and
District aforesaid duly decar bankrupt under the Act
Of Congress ID. 1867 have this day fled in said
Court petition pray for discharge and certificate
thereof their debts and other claims prOvab
said set;
Notice therefore given all creditors who have proved
and all interest," that the 10th
November 1868 at IL assigned for the hearing
that they then and attend and shoN
cause any they have why the prayer Of the said pJn
thould not he granted
Clerks CGice, New Orleans, July H. 1863
jy2l aus 20 X. LOER, Deputy Clerk.
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$1,000 REWARD.

Resolved That view Of the increase Of counterfeit
NCKLF PIECES given IL the street Railroad cars
reward Of $40 sha be aid for the lection and eonvtc
tn M snv one making passing knowingly such counter
& Ave- rent pieces Drivers instructed have arrested
once any person putting sneh eouhVeIie' GUMS :" Wv inv
oo~ ,s,-..A q BEsUREGARD,
president n O. and Csrrollton Railroad Co.
Signed VIM, c,. p.u,o.A "a
fsignsb DAVID McCOARD.
President Crescent City Railroad Co
CsieneD W. H MCCLELLAN
President St Charles Rail DAD Go.
fgienen G A LABuZAN
Pres dent Canal and ClAibo 1t Railroad Co.
Signed GEO CLASkE11 u...a "a
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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION..... .PROCLAMATION
OF QUARANTINE

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Orleans, May 81, 1908 :
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved March Is
1885 entitled IAN act establish Quzra tine the
Of the provides the Governor Of the State
shall sue his proclamation the dvice Of the Board OF
Bes declaring any place where there shall be to be
Heve pestenta contagious Infectious disease exists to
scted place and stating the number OF days OF
n be performed by the vessels their passengers ON
ce' and crews, coming from such place OF places.
Now in pursuance OF the provisions OF the act
aoissaid issue this my proclamation, a. hereby de
the places hereinafter named 10 be infected and
that al with officers and
eargoes arriving from said places, having touched
stopped At them shall be subject TO quarantine Of
lees than ten days for longer period be
bv the Board of HEALTH take effect from
and after the prOmu cation Of this proclamation
Any violation Of the Quarantine laws here procsmed
will be severely punt he'd If the penalties prescribed by
ed inadequate, the parties offending viii be de-
vered the military authorities g. be dealt with
The which hereby declared infected, Atore
said, are the following wit:
Al the ports Of Nicaragua, Central America and the port
Of Vera Cruz In NJ xicO
Given under my Seal Of the State above and
the Independence of the United states the
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J H HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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Ed UCATION AL
Ed UCATIONAL.
GENERAL KIRBY SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On s..tsmser 18Th, lsss KIRBY SMITH, -ith corp, %
open, al Newcastle, Kentucky,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Nswesss :" los.se in he heal by slasssss region Of
ErI ffert and Lexington Sna the Louisville and Cincinnati
sDo sbout two hours trsvel b' rail from Leu ylls
The my buildings. owned By hims-f Of modern
stsd n tbs ,sSurps o he sSSn The ssSdsd Of sdues
will horouehness in every branch to be deter
cpine Win be strictly military, requiring punetasly and
pronpnes in the performance Of every du he domestic
health csmfo and cont niment of senosTs
Ihe hoss'e session is siYidsd into two te ms 81 twenty
e % ~ bsa tprdrd ana .eysS,yhve dollars
U. esrrency session of forty sk, pay
able IN two eeusl one a. ne osgnlns OF saea
for absence during the iu proraced sick
honorable discharge and hen tuition fee OK
Usform uru shed oa the most reasonable terms Booss
and stationery Louisville prices A. the lumber Of pupils
should apply at In thus making he permanent resi-:
youth, Principal h0pes to have the corporation Of
his friends IN th. commonwealth ,
students I'M Leave 4 . ear. AZ Fmipence on he Louisville
ard Frankfort Railroad whence omniouses viii con 'hem
10 Newcastle T. X \
CARSATZ INSTITUTE,
2s7 PRYTANIA STREET. CORNER OF FIRST.
Day ap BoardiBg school for Youag Ladies'
Session Of 1859 will commence LIST September next.
This Institution healthy and with
81 acious and shaded grounds.
The of instruction oOndu ted by the most com
petent Pro esoIs AId npres the Sciences Languages
and Accomplishments taughI in the best schools.
FoR 1KKEs-See Cnculars VI anph At the institute.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TILE PARTNERaHIP

THE PARTNERsHIP heretofore ext ting be-
Il tween jas X kusent anu John JWnn under q name
of WINN NUGENr doing business No l56 CaDa street,
this day dissolved ~ mutual consent. Mr. Vim
all sbit # the and will continue the bust
n IS hereafter on his account. JAS r. NUGFEr,
JOIN J. WYNN.
New Orleans, August 18th, 1868
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. IOlisiana-In matter Z.
Bankrupt in Bankruptcy, No -Whereas Samuel L. Hair
Of toe parish Of Benvie and District Aforesaid. duly
dec the Act Cor OF March D.
1851 this day ed said Court petition praying for
discharge certificate thereof from all hs debts and other
claims provabe under sad notice is therefore given TO al
creditors prov their debts and All other
that the 10th day OF November 1858 IL O'Clock
NJ, assigned for the bearing OF the and that they
then and there attend show If they have
why the prayer laid petition should granted
Clerks Office. New Orleans. July %. 1865.
ju24 aus 20 X. LOEa. Deputy Clerk
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vUAsHINRTON COLLEGE - LEXINGTON,
w VlkoINIA.-The next session opens "a Thu sday in
September $780, md closes 4h Thursday In June 1899 The
Faulty consists Of GEN. LEE, President with pro-
Of Latin Greek, Mathematics Modrn Languages,
Moral Philosophy, HAT and English Language aud Lite
Applied Mathematics Natural Phil sophy chemistry
and Law and Equity. The distributed into: Faculty
TART; Facu " Of Science Faculty ~ Literature aud
Philosophy T. Guilty OF In each OF these conferred
distinct Bachelors Degree, and the Degree of Master
Arts open alike TO students IN each course In the De-
Of Science conferred also Professional Dplo
OF CivI kngneer and Mining Engineer By the Aid Of
full corps asant professors, provision is made for tho
rough drilling in the d. partmens OF English, Ancient aud
Mo0srp Languages ard Mathematics
: tXPENsES- All necessary expenses need not exceed
SS25
For full particulars apply to -
z. c. GORDON,
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nIssOLUTION........ DISSOLUTION.
The Copartnsrshp heretofore existing under the Of
MEDD NEWTON is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either par will align the ct the firm in liquidation.
J. SEDD.
New Orleans, August /, 1868. G. W. NEWTON.
CoPARTNERsHIP-The undersigned have formed Co
II Ss SR Ss ' o anS
the Produce Business heretofore conducted by MEDD
August !, 1868 r. D. BoVARD
Referring 70 the above advertisement would inform
friends that remain " III Messrs MEOD BOVAR9, No
0 Poy bI y ysr and W'ad respectfully sS NEsT0
- &C " eHe- -~,S-o y - = = 80
DIssOLUTIOS....... Dissolution.
The firm of LOGAN a claiborne having this day
been dsst we'd by mutual consent George WIN. Logan JL
assumes liabilities the firm, and will hencefcrth
tnue the business in his own name and for s own account
W. c. C. CLAIBORNE, JR
New Orleans July H. 1863
DIsSoLUTIoN-THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETO
S S asS % a9 dy .s 9 9
mutual consent James Brooks and Louis H. Le3sy vii
the name Of the firm Tor that PaspGve G pRooKs
PerprO HUGH MACDoNALD;
LEeAY L. d LesS'
New Orleans, Juyls, 1863.
CoPARTNERSHIP- THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
this day emit red into under he hrm style OF
cGTTos FACTSRAGE and GENERAL COMMISSION
Business
JAMES N. BROOKS.
W. G. G. CLAIBORNE, JR.
LOUIS II. LIE GAY.
New Orleans, July a. 1868
COPS RTNERsHIP.-The underlined have ths
u formed cOpartnershp under the and style Of
HARRIS BIDRELL, for the purpose Of continuing IN
city the business heretofore conducted by James Con
molly 4 co, E. II HARRIS,
II. 2IDWELL
New Orleans IS Poydras street. Junelst, 1865.
Rerng to the above ehssrfaly 5scO%Psnd the new
JAMES CONNOLLY,
JOHN FOX
New Orlesns June LIST 1853.