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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-24
MARINE List.
MARINE List.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-AUG. "a, 1868.
SUN RosE..........5 22I Moon SETS. "......n o.
Sun SEIs...........6 AZ HIGH WATER M g IL n
Port Of Alexandria, Aug. 2f.

Port Of Alexantsria, Aug. "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore to
Wheat. .G@1sN
Steamer Hi Livingston, Wilson. Baltimore,
to Hooe, Wedderburn & Co. .
Steamer New York, Jones, Philadelphia, TO
Eldridge s. Co.
Steamer Wawaset, Folks, Lower Potomac,
TO Potomac Ferry 20. -
Schr VIM II Travers, Todd, Har7e de Grace.
coal to Leatherland.
Schr Alexander Whitley, Avery, baltimore
lnmber to Smoot & Perry.
Schr A r Whitmore, Lennon, New York,
coal by American Coal Co.
Schr Flying Scud, Mitchell, Philadelphia
wheat By l. Mckenzie
Schr Mary Mckee, Sharp, Boston, coal by
Central Coal Co.
Sehr Mary Weaver, Weaver, Boston. coal
by Hamp & l;alt Coal Co.
.r MEMORANDA.
co Steamer Express, Nickle, hence at Baltimore
I'D instant
Steamer T Cahin, Msith, hence at Balti-
more 23d instant.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, sailed from
New York for this port ed instant.
Steamship j S Green, Inman, sailed from
New FORK for this port I'D instant.
Schr Caroline Young, Young; from Boston,
ior this port arrived ut Boston 18th instant.
ochr Eva dell, Eaton, hence at Newbury-
port 18th instant - .s.-
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Steam Pillow.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-The trial Of the
California steam plow was yesterday pronounc-
ed success The machine moved about with
the usual speed, the horse. cutting the earth
six inches deep, casting the weeds on the side,
and leaving The ground as if it had been dug
with spade. There was numerous atten-
dance of farmers and other witnesses
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DAMAGES. In the Circuit Court, for this
county, on Saturday,in the case of Ware vs.O
& A. R.R., action for damages,-G. W. Brent
for plaintiff, F. L. Smith for defendant-the
jury found verdict for $500. Mr.. Ware was
injured by being thrown from 4 dray when
passing locomotive on Union street.
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,GAs.-~In consequence Of some slight disar-
rapgcment at the gas works, by which the
amount OF gas generated has been diminished,
the strcetlamps are extinguished an hour or two
earlier than usual. Repairs are, however, al
ready in progress, and before the arrival Of dark
nights will have been completed, and the lamps
be allowed to burn the full time.
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TEEEGRAPEzIU NEWS.
SOCIAL H-:5'. Q TIE GAZETTE
T;.1A E.aE E,xH2GTS13.

4. WORCESTER, MASS, Aug. p -Tae expo
sion Of the. South Bridge Gas Works, Oh Sat
uriay evening, was caused By The careless Use
OF lantern ia the hands Of Marlin White, who
had charge OF the works White was hurled
a distance Of forty feet, and was The only per
son instantly killed. Two OF the injured per,
sons, named James Mogan and John Brown,
have since died. The works were newly
erected. ----t
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Snccio from Alaska

p sWAsHINGToN, Aug 24.-The Treasury De-
partment has received through the Assistant
Treasurer. at San Francisco, $1,000 in specie,
from Alaska-customs receipts-the first from
that newly acquired territory.
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REV. DR.. DANA-The Rev, DR.. Charles B.
Dana, of Trinity Church, Natchez, Miss, Off
ciated in Christ Church, Of which he was for SO
long time the able and beloved rector, yes
terday morning. The congregation was large
and the sermon one of the Doctor best efforts
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HEAVY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 24.-It is very stormy
around the coast There are many wrecks
The ship Tara from Liverpool, for Quebec, was
lost in the Merscy river. The captain was the
only one saved The Queen Of Beauty, for Cal
ifornia, came back dismasted.
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PHILADELPHIA FISHING PARTY. Tho steam
barge Richmond, from Philadelphia, with a
fishing party, in which were represented the
editorial, legal, mercantile, and mechanical IT.
terests of that city, arrived here yesterday
evening, but after short stay started down the
river again.
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POSTPONED. attachment issued on
Saturday by Judge Underwood, against j. 5.
French for contempt, and made returnable to,
day, Was not taken up, neither judge MOI
counsel being in place. The case has been
nostponed until such time as may best suit the
convenience of counsel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-24

ALAfosr a FIRE.--On Saturday morning
last, some children playing 10 the rear Of Mr..
L. G. SHaine's grocery store, on Royal street,
came within an acc Of occasioning what might
have proved a serious conhagration, by foolish
ly lighting miniature fires. fortunately their
dangerous sport was discovered and stopped
before any damage ensued.
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RcSDifoG.

PHILADELPHIA, August 24.-Allred Alcxan-
der, the colored man, under sentence of death
for the murder of Phyllis Proctor and whose
execution was fixed for to morrow has been re-
spited until September by Gov. Gcary.
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THE FIRST "CANyAs BACK. On Friday
morning fine, fat, canvas back duck was kill
ed near Alexandria,, BY Pr. Peter McKenney,
of this city, while out eora hunting in compa,,
ny with Captain SheckeIs. The appearance OF
this fowl in this latitude SO early in the season
is very unusual, as they are never expected be-
fore two months hence. Washington Star.
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MILITARY DIVISIONS. According to recent
military orders, the counties of Alexandria,
Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William and Stafford,
constitute the nineteenth military division of
the State, the commissioner Of which is BreVet
Lieut.. Col. Samuel P Lee. Station, Alezan.
dria city.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
y Washington, D. G.
The sessions of the several departments open
as follows: the Preparatory, Sept. 9Th; the
Collegiate, Sept 23d the Theological, October
It'll the Law, October l4th and the Medical,
October 10Th.
This College was organized With reference to
the oft repealed suggestion Of Washington that
a University at tho Federal Metropolis would
tend to the "assinilaton Of the principles, op!n-
ions and manners of our countrymeE b. the
common education Of q portion Of its youth
from every quarter
It's graduates have verified the expectations Of
Madison ard Monroe, that the facilities of hear
ing debates in Congress arguments IN the Su-
preme Court and Lectures from eminent men,
and Of visiting Libraries and COLLECTIONS IL
Science gathered at this centre would foster
comprehensive mental Development. The Pre-
paratory School gives thorough training for
business and preparation for College The
College proper has eight efficient Professors
all the chairs being filled. The Theological
School has three Professors and Lecturers
the Law School four, and the Medical ten
The expenses are as low as ct other colleges.
Number of students the past year 434.
For catalogues or further Information address
T. ". SAMSON, .. D., President.
GT,-l ~4Cy
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ENMHlERCIAH.
CIT u, II e. VI S .

CHEAP CLoTu1Nd.--As the season progresses
Blondheim, corner King and Fairfax sts., offers
ing, for Men and Boys wear, At greatly reduced
prices His stock embraces every variety OF
fashonably made Garments for business and
dress suits Persons in want Of ready made
Clothing, will find it to their interest to exam
inc and price his stock before purchasing else
whore. =. Jy rs
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RIVER BoATs.-The steamers Columbia and
Hi. Livingston, from Baltimore and the. River
Landings, and the Wawaset, from Cone River,
all arrived yesterday evening on good time, and
all with full ireights and large compliments OF
passengers. '-.., si.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-24

|. TEMPERANCE PROCESSION The juvenile
Temperance society Of this city propose having
grand celebration on the 1st Monday in Sep
tcmber, on which occasion the society will
march in procession through the principal
streets ~.
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Shot and Robbed.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 24.-Benjamin
Gridley, IS years Of age, was shot in. the head,
severely injured and robbed of 5000 by Corne-
iius McQuirk near the water works, ct Natick
on Saturday evening, McQuirk is still at large.
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D RUMolINQ--Ihc Shenandoah Herald says:
FLOR the last two months this section of the
Valley has been literally 'beSet" with city
druNmc!s, most OF whom arc representatives
OF commission produce houses. Nearly all the
grain in this section has been bough up"
drumming, like other things can been cover
DONE" especially in Virgibia.
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vi A RRIED.

In Washington, on July 22d by the Rev: z.
G. Meador, JAMES T. WOOD to Miss MAIL
ETA PRICE, both Of Alexandria.
the Rev Mr.. Smith, JOSEPH a. BLAIN, of
Richmond, Va, to Miss EMMA c., youngest
daughter Of Dr. John Stones Of Georgetown.
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w. a. & G.. R. R.-Through and local
trains On the Washington, Alexandria, and
Georgetown Railroad were running to-day, as
usual, under the management OF the 14essees OF
the Road, Messrs. Stevens, and Phelps. 80 Il
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aRffIo Disease.

PROVIDENCE August Ex-Governor Burn
side has appointed four Commissioners to in
vestigate the cattle disease, who will meet in
this city 10 morrow.
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GREAT BARGA1Ns.--S. Dealham, l09, King
street is selling off his immense stock Of Sum
mer Clothing at cost, in order to make room for
his tall stock. Don't miss your chances. Jy III
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CoMpLAINT-The merchants are complain
iog of want o! facility in obtaining their
samples of grain from the Railroad depots il
time for change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-24

TRAVELLING TRUEKs-Fine Sole Leather
Trunks, Ladies' Dress Trunks, Packing Trunks,
Valises, Leather Bags Sstchels, &c, IN every
variety, at s. DEALHhMs,
ivt3 108, King st.
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C1RcUs.-As will be seen by an advertise
ment in the Gazette another circus IS to visit
this city.
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CANAL COMMERCE..
e szz= a zzs
MONDAY, Aug. "a.

MONDAY, Aug. "a.
r, :ANrrivals-Boats A Main, 81 Stickney, FL J..
gilbert, Goldfnch, Kate, VIM barrow, Edw'd
Payer, Henry Kinney, G. P: Lloyd, NJ lienan
u q, sydork, to American Coal Go: Boats
n b. hlocher, .Judge,Donglass, Thomas Hassett
hn6ry, J A ;Suter, Annie Bell, TO Central
y Greenless, to Hamp b Bait Coal Co.
y Departures-Boats a Main, a Walsh, Star of
cumberland, 81 Delafeld, FL l. Gilbert, &
9feenless, II Stickney Goldfnch, NJ Rlocher
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wTANTED-A HOSTING MACHINE,
w suitable for sting barrels and hogs
heads in warehouse one of about one ton ca
pacity. Apply to JANNEI q 70,
auG 24-3t No. l45, King st.
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DIED.

In GEORGETOWN, July II, HARRIET B., cid
est daughter of the late James G. Wilson.
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CT. MARY'S ACADEMY.
y AZ, S. Washington ST.
This Institution will resume its Academic
Exercises on the first Monday ofSeptember.
For circulars, containing particulars, apply
to the Principal.
aug l5-ln Nj. A. ROACH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-24

T YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.
l2Gtons Jyken's Valley stove size coal, just
received per schr America from Speutia Island
for sale by LEWIS MChENHIE.
aug 24-3t Union w MARI
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I. o CA 4 IT E NJ s .

+ CIRCUIT CougT-To=DAT,-The following
petition was filed, but no action taken:
10 The Hono,oJ7e Il. #. Thomas, Judge q
,be Cyrc,,;t Gourt of Alexandria county
The undersigned, Receiver of the Washing
ton Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad, un-
der an order of your honorable Court, respect
fully reports that he was served With the en-
closed order Of Judge Underwood. { nited
State, District Judge for the. District of Nir-
ginia, on Saturday, the 22nd instant Under
that order the Deputy Marshal for this District
has taken possession of'said Washington, Alex-
andtia and Georgetown Railroad, with the roll
ling stock aud motive power belonging to the
same, and;has turned the same over to Oscar
A. Stevens and W. Jackson Phelps by virtue
of the said order, and without the authority Or
consent of the undersigned, and he therefore
submits the said facts to this honorable Court,
and prays the Court to take such action, and
give such directions in the premises as may
seem proper.
- w. II. MARBURY, Receiver, &c.
Thomas Miller Us. j. Fl. Huntcr-in case
jury-verdict for defendant motion for new
trial.
j. P. Dulany VS.. VIM: Baync, executor, &c.
order of reference,
Frederick Griffith ct AL Va. i. Hoxton ct al
This cause having gone up to the District and
aud Supreme. Court Of Appeals now comes up
for final neutrality-suspicious. appointed
to make sale of property.
Moses G.. Hepburn VS.. George W. Smith,
wife, ct al.-referrcd to Commissioner in
Chancery.*e
;, James Green VS. Fire Insurance Company OF
Alexandria-su instituted for recovery of in
surance on property burnt during the war
jury and verdict for plaintiff, for 81 350-subject
to demurrer to evidence.
T. In the case Of the Alexandria and Washing
ton Railroad company VS.. the Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Compa-
ny, the Judge read decree which SUBSTANCES
his former opinion in relation to the removal OF
the case to the Federal Court; restores the
road 70 the cid Company, of whichJ. S. French
is President; authorizes commissioner of the
Court to ascertain the property, liabilities &c,
of the Company, and requires the officer or
officers of the old Company before re entering,
to give bond in the sum of $4,000 for the
faithful administration of the assets of the
road, and report the same to the Court. These
are the general features Of the decree, which,
at their:request, was submitted to counsel for
examination before being entered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-24

PRIZE FIGHT The steamer Collyer, on Sat
urday night, and the steamer Fairy, last night,
left here with parties on board for the prize
fight, which, it is supposed, occurred al point
near Cone River early this morning. The fight,
according to TIC programme, was to have been
between Sam Co!lyer and William Edwards,
for one thousand dollars aside, and :. large
amount has been stGked BY the friends Of the
respective parties. Collyer has resided in
Baltimore tor several years, and has never lost
but one fight, and then it was alleged by his
friends that Barney Aaron fought him foul.
He had before whipped Aaron. Edwards is an
Englishman, twenty-1our years Of age, and
came TO this country expressly to fight CoiIyer.
He has never fought, but is said to be strong
and active, They fight at ono hundred and
twcnty-four pounds weight Immediately at
ter the fight Of ColIycr anu Edwards, Abraham
Hicken and Samuel Collins, alias the Cast Iron
Man, were to have entered the ring, to test their
science and powers Of endurance. The double
fight has made the interest much greater.
With regard to the first fight, ColIyer was the
fayorite, and his friends were confident OF his
success and on the other hand the friends of
Edwards were equally confident that he would
prove more than match for his opponent.
Both have been under proper training for sew
eral months.
Just as boat was to start from Baltimore
last night, it was announced shat Edwards was
quite iii, and all efforts to produce pacfca-
ton had failed. He may have recovered in
time to enter the ring this morning.
Collins, one OF the parties to the second pro
posed fight, backed out, and did not 60 to the
fight.
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FINANCIAL.

+ LONDON, Aug. 24.-ConSols Tor money u
and for money and account. American securl-
ties Grmer u. S. sos 7li.
FRANKFORT, Aug 21.-U. S. $50 I55a7j3.
NEW YORK, Aug, 21.-Stock5 steady;
Money easy at 3a5 per CT. Exchange o.. Gold
IA; j2s c. North Carolina 6's old y new
Il. Virginia G's ex-coupon j25 new 80. Ten
nessee G's ex-coupon 81 new G3.
BALTIMORE, Aug 24.-Firginia Cs. old in
scribed, II bid, Az asked; do. 1866, 4G3 bid;
do. 1867, 454! bid ; do. coupons, old and new,
50. North Carolina IS. Il bid.
COMNERC1AA.
LIVERPOOL, August 24.-Cotton steady
Breadstuffs quiet Pork advanced TO SOS. Ba-
New YonE, Aug. 2l.-Cotton quiet, aod
steady: midlings uplauds %0a$04. Ercights
dull. Flour 10al5 ctsloWer Wheat dull and
declining. Corn without decided change. Pork
dull-mcss $28, C25 Lard quiet at l3zal9.
= EyRANGEi7. -Tho city was full Of Strangers
yesterday Of whom "1rne here from
Washington. The Washington ferry boats did
3 good business all day long
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TT +. HENRY'S HOOL.

TIT. B Il E n K 7 5 5 c II . Q L.
This SCHOOL, FOR BOYS established in
the year 1857, will commence its next annual
session on Monday, the 18th Of Septem Der.
Terms of Tuition per quarter, in advance -
So, $40 and So, depending upon the branches
Gg-Persons wishing to see the subscriber OF
business relating to the School, may fnd him
ct his School room, in the ID story Of Friend
ship Engine House, on any day after the 13t Of
September, between the hours Of 9 and II
o'clock, N. ~
aug 17-dtd Il. h. HENRY.
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TOOP SKIRTS AND s-.-
III FRENCH CORSETS.
! | have Just received large stock of the Pat
ent Watch Spring Ho p Skirts, all sizes and
quality, ct prices to suit the times; also large
stock of French Whalebone Corsets of the very
latest style, to which I call the attention Of my
friends and the public generally, as I feel conf
dent thst can sell them as cheap as they can
be purchased at home'or abroad.
aug2l y. y. BhRh [, ia Ming 81.
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rT7HE EXERCISES OF MISS MARKS
L Seminary will DO resumed on the fifteenth
Of September. Every effort will be made 20
promote the physical, moral and intellectual
Improvement Of the pu pills The higher classes
in Mathematics will receive daily instruction
from Mr.. Eicklin, teacher most faVorably
known TO this community.
A corps of efficient Ladies will be provided to
meet the wants of the institution. Terms From
six to ten dollars for English branches per term
of ten weeks French and Music at Professors
charges. Parents intending to enter their chill
dren will please make an early application
The School Room is eligbly situated at Miss
Ms residence. 2l4, King street, between Alfred
and Columbus aug 13-eolm
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REEN SPRING ACADEMY.

OREEN SPRING ACADEMY.
u
Tho Eighth Session commences on the second
Monday of September Number Of pupils linn
itod to sixteen. The course besides book, keep
ing and the usual English branches, embraces
Latin, Greek, French, Mathematics and the ele-
moats of Engineering. Terms for boacders,
$3.50 per half session, in advance. Post office,
rrcyilian Dcnot, Louisa CO., Va.
WELLINGTON GORDON.
Louisa County, Va, iy &O-2ewGw
AZ 4. COAKLEY will resume the duties OF
r.. her SCHOOL, on Tuesday, September /,
at her residence, No. ., Commerce street
aug 2l-eo3t
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"a "a FOR RENT.
KS 4 THREE-STOkY. BRICK DWELLING
aO0sE, No. 4. south Washington 5treet-in
BkICK WAREHOUSE on Swift Alley.
a BRICK STABLE, with loft and side room
vi eWitts Alley. +. j LLOYD.
aug M-2w No. 1874, Queen street.
DRlME CHEESE and Dried Beet for sslehy
- aug Il j. G. MILBURN.s
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FALL TRADE.-We would inform our coun-

FALL TRADE We would Inform our coun-
tr7-triends, merchants and farmers, that the
Merchants apd Traders and the Mechanics, Of
Alexandra, are preparing for m active Eah
trade. are now laying in large and varied
stocks Of GOODS Of every description, and Will
be prepared to sell them on the most acconmo-
dating terms. Every exerion will be made TO
please and CRAFTY those who purchase III this
market, and give Them such bargains as will in
duce them to continue their dealings in this
place We again ask our country friends to
try this market this fall, and ascertain for
themselves if they cannot really DO better by
buying here then by going to the Northern
cities The difference 10 the cost Of transpor-
taton is an object worth consideration, and
the readiness, prompttude and certain:
ty of the receipt Of goods ordered from
Alexandria is matter not to be overlooked.-
Dealers from the country will find the ware
houses, stores, and factories here filled with all
that they may require for their supplies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-24

KING STREET WuARF-SUNDAYE YENINq:--
The wharf at the foot of King street presented
a lively and novel appearance yesterday even
ing There, was q Bethel Prayer meeting
which was we'll attended, but the services we're
interrupted by the arrival and departure Of
steamers and the shrill noise Of the steam
whistles. \ 'comico.politco' address which
attracted a considerable crowd, an arrival Of
Philadelphia fishing party, the departure Of a
party for the prize fight, and o continued
stream Of both sexes and colors coming from
and returning to Washington, altogether made
a scene unusual, save the Washington visitors,
in our usually quiet city, on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON. aug G-2m
OT. JOHNS ACADEMY,
p ALEXANDRIA,. VA.

ST. JOHNS ACADEMY,
= ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
The Thirtioth Session will commence on Tues
day, September lst 1868 Two large, adjoining
houses, on Prince street below Alfred, in the
finest and healthiest part of the city, have Just
been purchased, and the Accommodations for
boarders will be greatly increased. C0n'dera-
bic additions have also been made to the nora
~ and apparatus.
Board and tuition foI session Of ten months,
$3.50. payable quarterly, in %dyancc there ar
Music and Drawing For Catalogue; contati-
ing further information, address Tic Principal,
l2l, Duke street. AleHandria.
TEACHERS
RICHARD /. CAENH. y NJ, Principal,
Creek Latin and Natural Science.
THEODORE Il. IICkLIN, Mathcn~t'c@
and English
AUGUST IIENNING, German.
VICTOR BECKER, French,
JOSEPH Q. FOERTSCH, Music.
Miss MARY J. STEWART, Drawing
VIM z. CARNE, Photography.
JOHN A. VEITCH, Elocution.
Aids
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Goa Ii coALl
Cargo Of Lyken's Valley Red Ash Coal ex-
p'U'1'' y t'' '''' JOHN LEATHERLAND.
4re, 70 No 2G, King street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

j. AIAAEY AND CLASSICAL SCaCOL.
TO-3,I-AN :. MOORE will reopen mis- school
fcr boys at his cd school room. No &c, Fair;a =
street.
forms s. per quarter, payable N advance.
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