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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
Eroyr1 LoUisian2.

New ORLEANS, Aug, 29.-The police force
of this city has not been paid off tor i've months.
Yesterday committee from the force waited
on the Mayor, with memorial, setting forth
that many of the officers were without the
means Of procuring the common neccssarleS OF
| life, and that their families were in actual
want, that the best officers have been reduced
to absolute beggary and to solicit from the
charitable, whose residences they guard, food
to take to their families They say that 1t Is
not charity they ask, but pay for labor per-
| formed.
The Council considered the memorial and
passed resolution declaring their Inability to
move in The matter, and referred the memorial
to the Legislature.
In the House, yesterday, an act was passed
amending the charter Of the city Of Jefferson,
providing for new election Of city officers on
January lst, and empowering the Governor to
remove the present incumbcnts who were eject
cd under the present Constitution
| The House also passed q bill prohibiting any
| diStlncl0n on account OF c0lOr OF pEcVlou" COH-
dition on routes Of travel, places .! entertain
mcnt Or public resort
This bill goes into effect from and after its
passage.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Bacon offered as
resolution setting forth that charges of bribery
ard other improper practices against members
oft}2 Legislature while actiugjn their Legisla-
tive capacity, have obtained currency, 1t is the
| duty OF the Senate to 7indlcate It's character by
calling for Committee of investigation.
The resolution was saddlcd, with half a dozen
amendment Intended to kill it, ard lies oyer IN
| III J,,,
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS The following
named gentlemen were last light elected officers
of Mount Vernon Circle, No. l, Brotherhood
Of the Union, Of this city:
G. w., A. II. Brown; C. j., VIM Jackson;
q. F., J. w. Hammond; G. W., VIM. j. Mil
Ter; c. f., VIM. L. Javlns; G. G., VIM. Ba
ker; H. S. K, Jas. Nj. Germond Il. 4.
John Soper; Fl. T.. Richard Owens; W. D.,
John Haden; w. N, John Starnell; 4. W.,
S. S. Coleman; delegates to the Supreme
Circle, r. H. Warder, G. G. Wade.
These officers will serve for the ensuing term.
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NALE OF FAIRFAX Landry virtue
= Of 3 decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, rendered at its June terE. 1868, IN the
cause Of Joshua Golfers Executors vs.. J. Nc
Lean, &c, shat sell, et public auction, in
county, on MONDAY, the 2lst aS Of o>oteml
Der, 1868, Court day, 4 VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND, the pro~ersy q J oh!, Ii clean, enc
and half miles from Burkes Station, on the
O.. A. & NJ. R T.. il said county, adjcinng
he lands Of llTs Jane Tay or, r. nairfax,
&c, and containing G?t acres. his land IS
very valuable, and i conveniently sltua ed ana
with good improY ments.
TEkMS-Cno. tenth cash, and tbs residue n
three equal instalments. ~ SIX twelve and
eighteen months. with interest, secured By The
noIes Of the purchaser and retention. Of the It'll
till the whole is paid the cash payment 70 be
forfeited on fixture Of the purchaser 70 complete
his title. VIM. Il. DU Ian y,
.EairCax co .Aug29. l2w4w Com. Of Sale
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pany may be, upon final hearing of this cause
held to q certain extent responsible Tor the
debts and liabilities incurred By the new compa'
ny, upon Th;ch the Court expresses no opinion.
Before the Alexandria and Washington Rail
road Company receives the benefit of so much
| Of this decree as restores the road to them,
| thew shall give bond in the penalty OF $50 900,
faithfully to account for the receipts and
expenditures OF said road. At the instance Of
| the defendants who desire to present an ap-
peal, the execution of this order is suspend
ed till November 18th next, upon such persons
giving bond in the penalty Of $5,000 condi-
toned according to law.
|. The exceptions of Coleman ct ais. to former
report, as we'll as the report was recommitted to
the Commissioner.
Dawson vs.. Stevens & Pheps-in chanceiy,
and on Injunction against defendants, re-
turnable at next term, to show cause why they
should not be fined and attached for violating
the Injunction Of this Court.
To-DAY.-George Washington and wife vs..
John Gheen-in ejectment-case removed to
Ct. s. Circuit Court, for District Of Virginia.
under wit Of certiorari from said court.
Miller vs. Huner-in assumpsit~-m otlon tol
new trial argued and overruled, and Judgment
against plaintiff for costs
Bank of Old Dominion IS. W. {. lea;on-
defendant pleaded payment and tender, and
deposited amount Of tender 1925 in notes of
said bank.
G.. Neale's ex'r vs. j. E. Chase-in assump-
sct--not ssumpsct-rcplicatIo and issue, and
continued.
Williamson vs. Grayson attachment
port of sale Of real estate by sheriff filed and
confirmed, and proceeds credited to judgment,
and conveyance to Cogan purchaser ordered
on Plaintiff giving bond in Clerks Office IN
penalty Of $6OO-condiuoa according TO Sec
"a, Chapter Isl, Of Code of Virginia.
Lawrence Meyers e. Go. VS.. John [. Price
Jury waived, and judgment by court against
defendant for $3.50. o3, with interest from 25;h
Of August, 1866, till paid, and costs, and order
for sale of real estate, levied On under attach
ment for cash, by sheriff, and proceeds to be
applied to satisfaction of judgmsnt
The court was occupied during the rest OF
the day with chancery cases, and Will adjourn
this evening until court In course.
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EHNANCEAU.

LONDON, August 29.--ConsoIs "a. Ameri-
can securities firm; u S. 5 20s 723.
FRANKFORT, Au gust %. u. S. 52Os 753.
New York, August 29.--Stocks steady and
firm. Exchange 9. Money easy at 3a4 per ct.
Gold AT. Five twenties coupon, IA; new 81.
Ten -forties registered A. coupon 81. North
Carolina's old, III; new II. Virginia Is,
coupon, 534 new So. Tcnne.3ae's, coupon,
e. new 634
BALTIMORE, Aug 29.--Fa. Is, old, inscrib-
ed, 471 bid 472 asked DO. 1866, AZ bid; SO
asked do. 1867, 46 bid. North Caronas,
new, 7O2 bid. South Caroinas ey-coupon Il
hid
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The EXPRESS. The steamer Express, Capt
Nickle, on Ter regular trip from here to baltl
more this morning, carried, as part OF very
large freight 70 hogsheads of tobacco, which
had been brought here during the past week
by the steamer Fairy from Pennington. Inc
Express, on Thursday last, brought up, on al
extra trip from Aqua Greek, one Thousand
and seventeen sacks Of sumac for Mcssrs
Rosenthal and McGraw Of this city.
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CHALLENGE ACCEPTED Jefferson Circle,
No. ., Brotherhood of the Union, Of this city,
has accepted the challenge lately made by the
knights OF Maryland for a tournament for
500 side, add will raise the amount 500
more If desired It is supposed that the joust
will come of at CarIin's Springs during the
coming meath, as the challenged party ha.
the selection OF the time and place
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AN AQUATIC EmsoNER.-Oo Thursday
last as the schooner Forward, Jones master,
with cargo Of coal, from Hagre de Grace, Tor
this CITY, was off Stump Neck, Ia the Poto-
mac, the man at the wheel was for time very
much alarmed BY the sudden Tapping OF 4 large
sturgeon on the deck close by him, which had
jumped aboard from the river. lhe hsh was
secured With moose, thrown overheard aao
towed here, where it was sold.
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WARNING TO BoYs.-A little son of Mr..
Harlow, while wrestling with his brother, yes
terday morning, was thrown violently to the
ground, and had his elbow joint badly disloca-
ted DR.. J. B. johnson was called to see the
little sufferer, and soon relieved him by a
speedy reduction of the dislocation. Boys
whose chief delight is to play circus" should
take warning.
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CHTY Z II E MI = 9

CHEAP CLoTHINd.--As the season progresses
Blondhein corner King and Fairfax SITS, offers
his large and complete stock Of Summe Cloth
ing, for Men and Boys year. ut greatly reduced
prices His stock embraces every variety OF
fashionably made Garments for business and
dress suits Persons in want of ready-mado
Clothing will find it to their interest to exam
inc and price lis stock before purchasing else
where ,,iy IS
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TITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Take notice, That on the second day Of Cir
cult Court to be held for the county of Fairfax,
State of Virginia. being the Sd day Of No'em-
bef. 1868, shall apply to the ssid Court for IN
order directing the transfer Of All monies or
other personal property in the hands CT iona,
than Roberts, Admir-. Of John Money dec d.,
and Jeremiah Moore and Lewis johnson. Com
missioncrs of Sale, in the suit Of Money VS..
Money, pending in said Court and any other
persons belonging to Alice Rttenhouse and
Martha Ann Rittenhouse, who are infants IN
der the age of twenty one years, residents of the
State of Ohio, to me as the lawfully qualified
Guardian of the said infants, in the State of
Ohio. VIM. B. RITTENHOUSE.
ono G-IaW4w
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REGATrA.-A regatta will take place on
Tuesday next. Among the boats already Gu
tered is the Robert Z. Lee, Of this CITY,, The
steamer Thomas Coljyer will accompany the
race The distance TO be made is that between
Washington city and Fort Washington. A
purse of $50 is to be awarded the victorious
boat
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G,dbRg YGFRCHAEl,

LIVERPOOL, August 29.-Cotton steady
sales y, 900 bales; other articles unchanged.
NEW York, Aug. 29.--Cotton quiet; mid
ding upands 300. Freights quiet Flour I'm
settled; low grades steady, medium and high
grades dull, and prices dropping. Wheat dull
and nomnally lower. Corn without decided
change. Pork dull mess $3.50. Lard dull
at lS3a1S5.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 29.---Cotton dull, ant
nomnally 80 for middng uplands Flou1
dull and nominaIy unchanged in IA
vor of buyers. Wheat dull, good to primo
225a245, choice 250a2Gj. Corn firm, prime
l23al25. Oats dull, good to choice 6ja73
Rye dull and unchanged. Provisions firm a
yesterdays quotations.
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HALL THIEVES. Hall thefts are now becom-
ing numerous, and night latohes should always
be kept sprung An advertisement in another
column offers reward for the arrest of one Of
the thieves
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COAL VESSELS. Goal vessels il large num-
bers are now at this port awaiting cargoes,
which they will all have during the coming
week. The stream is So crowded with them
that the steamers Koyport and Express, in
leaving here this morning, on their respective
trips had some difficulty in steering clear OF
them
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The WAWAsET.-By reference TO an adycr-
tisement in the Gazette to, day, it will be seen
that the steamer WawaSct has resumed her
semi weekly tri ps to Currloman and Cone
River This announcement will be gladly re-
coivcd by the public.
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ApopLEcTIc STRoKE,--Mr. 4. T. Thorp,
Of this city, was attacked by apoplexy, on
Thursday last, while on his way to Washing
ton. His physicians entertain hopes Of his
speedy recovery.
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TEE MARKET to-day was we'll supplied with
vegetables, fruits, and mcats-but We have no
change whatever, to report in prices. They
remain at the quotations given last Saturday,
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church Services, xsc.s Tomorrow.

Christ csxrch. Service at Il 8. M, By Rev.
Dr.. Goodrich, -, -
Rsy George 81. Norton:
~ Graes Church. Services at II a. m, and p.
St Mary's.-Servics at and IL 9. M, and
Eirst Pres6yterian.-No service
Second Presbyterian. in the morn
ing and st night by Rev; Dr. :. al A.1koss;
IN the morning and at night by Rev. Mr.. Hough.
- sIethodi,t Episcopal-Sermon in the morn
inc and at night, by Rev. J. r. Wheeler.
'it M.thodist Protestant.-No service.
Rnptist.-Service in the morning and at night
bv Rev. T.. j. Willis.
O' Ellags Chdpez.--service in the morning and
at night. -canersl
Praver Meeting in the M. b. Church South, at
o,cIock D. M, and every evening during the
coming week in the Association newroom. Sc
cond door of No. IS King street, at o'clock
cordial welcome will be given to all who
SviIl attend upon these means Of grace.
THe Sailors Bethel. under the auspices OF
tbs Christian Association Of Alexandria, st 3
n M. on the wharf at the foot of King street
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Fire.

LANCASTER, Pa, August GA fire broke
ut in the Iron house Of 0teinman Co.'S
Hardware establishment in this city last night
Loss $40, 900 which is fully covered by insur-
ancp
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Vessel Safe.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29.--It is thought the
American schooner G. G. Colgate is safe, as
she was spoken off Isle Of Man on Mo nday.-
The reported loss OF life is not confirmed.
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HEBREW NEW YEAR. Tho Iaraelites in
this place are making preparations to celebrate
their New Year, September lG.
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TRAVELLING TRUNEs.-Fine Sole Leather
Trunks. Ladies' Dress Trunks, Packing Trunks,
VaIises, Leather Bags, Satchhls &c. III every
VARIETY at 5. DEALHAM's,
iv g 1893 King st.
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RAIN. "A fine rain last night, which must
have hel ped the corn greatly.
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OREEN SPRING ACADEMY.

U
The Eighth Session commences on the second
Monday of September. Number Of pupils nm
tied to sixteen. The course, besides book,,Neop-
ing and the usual English branches, GmDrAGes
monts Of Engineering Terms for boardssrs'
$3.50 per half session, in ADVANCE. Post office.
'-''''- WELLINGTON GORDON.
Louisa County, W., jy 30-2aw6W
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The forty-ffh Session Of this Institution viii
begin on the lst day Of October, 1868, and end on
the Thursday before the 4th Of July, 1863.
complete, embracing extensive and thorough
courses Of instruction in Literature and Science,
and in the professions of Law, Medicine and En-
gineering.
Estimated Expenses--exclusiyc Of books,
clothing, and pocket money-of the ACADEMIC
Student, $500 Of tho Law Student, 1866, and
of the Medical Student, $395.
For particulars, send for catalogue, TO VIM.
Wortonbscker, Secretary, Or r
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GREAT BAnGA1Ns.--S. Deslham lO8. King
street is selling off his immense stock of Sum-
mer Clothing ut cost in order to make room for
his fall stock Don't miss your chances. jy 10
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IT. JOHN S ACADEMY,
3 AI,EN NDRTA VA

~ Il. JOEN'S ACADEMY
. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Ite Thirticth Session will commence on Tues
day, September lst, 1868. Two large, adjoining
houses, on Prince street below Alfred, II the
finest and hcalthiest part Of the city, hare Just
been purchased, and the accommodations for
boardcrs Will be greatly increased. Consdcra-
Bile additions have also been made to the libra
ry and apparatus.
Board and tuition for session Of ten months,
$780, payable quarterly, in &dvancej there are
no extra charges. except for Modern Languages,
Music and Drawing. For catalogues, contain
ing farther information, address the Principal,
III, Duke street. Alexandria,.
TEACHERS.
RICHARD L. CARNE, A. NJ, Principal
Greek Latin and Natural Science.
THEODORE Il. FICKLIN, Mathematics
and English.
AUGUST HENNING, German.
VICTOR BECKER, French.
JOSEPH c. FOERTSCH, Music.
Miss MARY J. STEWART, Drawing.
WIN. +. CARNE, Photography.
JOHN A. VEITCH, Elocution.
aug 3-tdF
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
HIRAM ii. ARNOLD

HIRAM II. ARNOLD
Informs his friends and the public generally
that he has opened m Intelligence Office in Al
exandria Va, for the purpose OF securing for
those who may need them, the services Of good
and relia bic servants, male and female.
His extensive acquaintance and we'll known
DOS; ion, gives hirn opportunities of conducting
sucl. n arrangement to the satisfaction Of all
conc, ned, and he soiicits the patronage Of all
n n..- Of servants. Commission, 81 each
nfice-7o Patrick street. norIa snd Id QC's.
Freedmen'a Bureau. AleXM., :. aug g I'm
c,O EEWARD viii be pai@ for the convic
D " ton of the thief and rn''rn CT one silver
w;ltcn and one black sack coat, which Lad been
torn and repaired n ear the poet. All beggars
Or persons to hire aco wurneG against entering
my premises, rs = rough and summary eject
ment may follow.
aug 29-5t% HUGH L4IHAM.
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RI BBLS ST. JOHNS ALEWIVES, just
CU received and for sale by
General Commission Merchant,
snoao No. 5, River Front.
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DELE XAVIER INSTITUTE,
D ALEXANDRIA, VI.
Miss i. L. TEBBS. pr;rci,,o1s
Miss E..B. GARBEEG
The Tenth Annual Session will begin on the
2lst OF September next.
For further particulars address either of the
Principals. aug l5-eon
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EDTCATTOEAE.
IVY ASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, MEDI-
w CAL DEPARTMENT., BALTIMORE, n D.

Por THOMAS E, BOND, M, D., President


Rov THOMAS Z. BOND, M. D., President.
~ G M, Roberts, III. D.. LID, Emeritus
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF Woman
A' Charles IIt W. Chancellor, NJ. D., Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy:
j. P. Logan, NJ. D. Professor OF the fFincl-
pies and Practice of Medicine. o,.,.,
Harvey +. Byrd. NJ. D., Professor OF Obstet-
RIGS.
Martin P. Scott, NJ. D., Professor of the Dt-
se&Ses Of Women and Children.
Edward Warren, NJ. D., Professor Of the
PRINCIPLES and Practice of Surgery, c...- -
John I. MOpmonier, 81. D., Professor OF
Physiology and General Pathology.
j. j. Moorman, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
Jurisprudence and Hygiene,
Francis r. Miles, ii. D., Professor Of Micro.
scopic Anatomy and Practical Physiology.
Joseph E. Clagett, NJ. D, Professor of Mate
ria Medca and Therapeutics
Clarence Morft, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John N Monmonier, NJ. D., Demonstration
Of Anatomy.
Versity will begin on Thursday the 1rst day OF
October, and terminate on the I'D day Of Feb
ruary, 1863.
One Beneficiary Student from each Congress
sional District Of the late slaVeholdng states IS
annually received in this Institution, precedence
being given to wounded and disabled soldiers.
isfactory character, this Institution has attach
cd to it Hospital Of its own, in which every
possible facility is afforded for acquiringa frac.
tical knowledge Of Medicine and Surgery.
BY q recent contract with the proper author
tiles, the Seamans Hospital Of the Port Of Bal
timore has 0een placed exclusively under the
control Of the Faculty Of Washington Univer-
sity.
Anatomical Material is abundant.
4 Prize Of One Hundred Dollars Will be CIV
en- for the beat Thesis presented by 2 candidate
for graduation.
Fecs-Matriculation, S.; Dissection $40,
Professors, $40; Graduation, $50; Beneficiary
$35 for each session.
For additional information address the SUB.
scriber care Of Postotfce Box l,267, Baltimore,
Nd. JOSEPH ?. LOGAN, MD,
aug 28-2awtO5 Dean ofthe Faculty
A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, ELEVENTH
n ANNUAL SESSION.
The exercises Of this School will commence
on Monday, September 18th, 1868, and terminate
June 30th, 1869.
Charges same rs last year.
Senior per Quarter
Intermediate Cla&s....,....,...........
Junior Glass .,........,,. ..............
Circulars may pc obtained at the bookstores
and applications Tor admission or further Int0r'
nation, may be made 81 the school room, 40.
49, north Royal street. to
aug2T JOHN ;. BEACH, HHnclp3L.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.;
IXI SESSION OF 18G8-G9. -Thc next Annu-
al Course of Lectures will commence on the LIST
Monday in October. and continue until the l.,
of March, with full corps Of Professors ana
with all requisite means Of illustration.
The facilities for the prosecution OF Practical
Anatomy arc ample.
Clinical instruction ct the Towards Grove
Hospital, the City Alms-houses, and the College
Infrmsry presenting in the s9Sgregato large
The Iniirmary, which Is also the Seamen'.
Hospital for the port Of Richmond, is open for
the reception Of patients from any quarter al
very moderate rates, and offers peculiar adYan,
tages for the medical or surgical treatment OF
diseases and injuries.
Fees: MatricuIation, S.; Professors tickets,
full course, $40; DemQnstrat0r Of Anatomy
$40 Graduation, $50.
A Iiberal credit for the amount of the Protcs
sors' fees 20 students presenting proper evidence
ofinabiity to make present payment and o!
capacity and good character
For further information Or copy Of the cir.
cuIar. address L. S. JOYNES, II. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond aD0 cid ~ SeO4t
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q FTCE VIRGINIA EXPRESS CO.,
Z ri a,-srnn. HnuSE BUILDING,

Tho Virginia Express Company is now run
ming daily to Washington, Georgetown, Balti-
more, Lynchburg. Richmond, Petersburg
Norfolk, Charlottesville, Staunton, Harrison-
burg Lexington, Covington, Warm, Hot and
Whitte Sulphur Springs, Lowisburg, and to al
points in the Valley Of Virginia and stations on
the railroads leading from this city.
Money and valuubies forwarded with Dispatch
Goods called for and delivered IN all parts Of
the citv. For further information apply to
10 1T S. e. STOUT. Agent
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DTEONOTT TNSTlTUTE.
A LENANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,

q LEAANDELA Z u I IlE > z u III =
II No IL, \. Washington ST.:
K KEMPEK........,.........Prl lclp@!.
The Fourth annual Session OF tAIS nc4oo.
will begin Wednesday, September :t D. 1922 and
close on the }5t Wed3esf5%y 65 TIE TIE 10 location
e eI,68H amp;e aid the Principal will, as
%Pp1pntofore. be assisted by full and coupete''o
Apply for Catalogue, conta ming al neceSs@-
;P{Iornn,fion. aug l5-eOlm
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NOLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

4 Washington, D. c.
The sessions OF the several departments open
as follows: the Preparatory, Sept. 9th; the
Collegiate, Sept. 23d; the Theological, October
7th the Law, October 18th, and the Medical,
October 18th
This College was organized with reference to
the oft repeated suggestion Of Washington that
q University at the Federal Metropolis would
tend to the Assimilation of the principles, opin-
ions and manners Of our cOuntrymen by tho
common education Of portion Of its youth
from every quarter"
Its graduates have verified the expectations Of
Madison and Monroe, that the facilities of hear
ing debates in Congress. arguments in the Su'
prcme Court. and Lectures from eminent men,
and of visiting Libraries and Collections in
Science gathered at this centre would foster p
comprehensive mental development The Pre-
paratory School gives o thorough training for
business and preparation for College. The
College proper has eight efficient Professors
ell the chairs being filed. Tho Theological
School has three Professors and Lecturers
the Law School four and the Medical ten,-~
The expenses are as low as at other colleges.
Number Of students tho past year 4@4.
For catalogues or further Information, address
4. W. SAMSON, y. D., President
Wpqhin otOn aug I'm