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Mrs G. l.. SIMPSON No. l25 King street, has
now on hand very elegant assortment OF Mil
linerv Goods of every description and variety
Her Flowers are the most beautiful in the mar
Goods are very tine. Can and see thom1 BE sc9ar55
purchasing elsewhere. my Ia
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CITY ITEMS.

s. DEALuAM, 81 King street. having large
stock of odd Jackets and Pants for Boys snd
Youths, on hand, will sell them Mt great sac
rifce, without regard to cost. aug "a
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT. /.
GOD BLESS THE FARM.

Coo bless the fsrm-the dear old farm
God bless it every rood
Where willing heart and sturdy arm
Can earn an honest livelihood
Can from the coarse and fertile soil
Win back q recompense for toll.
God bless each meadow, field and nook.
8 Begenmed with fsirest flowers
And every leaf that's gently shook
By evening breeze or morning showers
God bless them all each leafs gem
In Natures gorgeous diadem.
The orchards that in early spring
Blush rich with fragrant flowers,
And with eaC b autumn surely bring
Their wealth of fruits in golden showers
Like pomegrantes on Aaron rcd,
A miracle from Natures God.
And may He bless the farmer home,
Where peace and plenty reign
No happier spot meath Heavens h'gh u?lho
Doth this broad beauteous earth contain,
Than where, secure from care and strife,
The farmer leads his peaceful LIE.
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Mr.. s. BLoNDHEIM,

Corner King and FairJar Streets
Is Offering great BARGAINS IN summer WEAR
10 make room for his fall stock. ~ ~
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r- NOTICE No.

Ea NOTICE No. .. ~
Ny card, published July lst, requesting all
persons to discontinue accounts not having
been complied with "a ercry instance, again
bring it to notice. II IS Impossible to A0rc tco
prices for goods, dNd 1t IS IccH kHo,rH that il is
tmpracticaGie To setioRcye3t at cash prices; AMI
10 ch1rge cash customers crso1t prices. would
be an imposition.
Es On and after September lst, Book-keep-
ttptly dispensed 1rith, and GOODS .ciU be SoiiyRh
for cQSh CHAS. w. GREEN,
aug 3l-5t Is King street.
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STANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
SANDY SPRING, MONTGOMERY co, MD

The exercises of this School will be resumed
on the first of the tenth m onth, October
Terms-For Board, Washing and Tuition in
Music. Drawing and tho Languages extra.
For circulars, containing full information,
address the Principal, or ROBT. II. MILLER,
of Alexandria, Virginia.
CAROLINE HALLOWELL MILLER,
Principal
MARY p. COFFIN.
ELLEN EARQUHAR
Refer to-R. II. Miller, Alexsndris, Va. {; John
Jsnney, Leesburg, Va George S. Ayre,
Upperville. Va; Benz. Hallowell, Sandy
Spring, Md. aug 6-eolm
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NTIDDLEBURG FEMALE INSTITUTE

AvA
This School, located in the village of Middle
burg, in the midst of a beautiful and healthy
country, has been conducted for the past eight
sessions by the Rev. J. A. HAYNES. The
9th session will begin the I'd Monday in Sep
tember under J. A. HAYNES and j. b. BA-
kER, as Associate Principals. Being teachers
of many years experience, they feel that they
can confidently promise thorough instruction
in all the branches usually taught in female
schools
TERMS FER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS.
board ana Iultl0n w
Tuition, Primary observation-disclosures. II 50
Senior a. ............... rs 90
Music with instrument .......... % OO
D-;1 j. A. HAYNES, A. NJ.
irincipaiS' j. B. BAKER, CIR. U. of Va.
Middleburg. jy 24-eo2m
SCHOOL NOTICE:
The winter session of the School kept by Miss
ANNE r. HODGKIN, AZ north St. Asaph
street, vii, commence Sept. 6. Terms moder-
aug 26-eotd
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The rudimerts of Vocal Music AMI Drawing
are taught gratutously to 81! the pupils IN ."1 s
Institute. Plain sewing and every Varie.y W.
fancy made work taught without any "uu'''
al charge. n,. Cam; An.
Weekly Notes, Quarterly Reports, Semi An 9
nual denominations, Annual Distribution OF
Premiums Gold Crosses and crowns VII w
some of the many means useu 10 eHc''c IN IL ,
of study and emulation in the minds CT the Pu-
pills. and nv.
tensive. embracing all the branches OF sono'
useful and ornamental education namely O II
biography, Reading. Plain and o ro,rn
WEltipg sn AFth tra@msr As RRetore Logic
Prose and Poetical Composition; Ancient s IN
Modern Geography, Astronomy, Use OF tnq
Glohes and Delneaton o. Maps, Sacred an, am
Profane History, Natural, MORA ana l Teb
tusl Philosophy Chemlstryi L DI Languages,
Music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar. vocal
Music. Drawing, Painting in Water Color; ana
in Oil, PLAN and Ornaments Needle "ofA'
Tapestry, Embroidery and WAX WoIk. o-.
Great attention is given to knctoricsl eAo oI
cises {: weekly compositions required from III
the pupils of the Senior Department, ana Ger
tain number of the best selected 10 DO rcAu
The Institution possesses complete SCI OF
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, Tl"Des,
| &c, &c.
The Vocal and Instrumental Departments
are taught by accomplished and experienced
teachers; in addition 10 the regular private
lessons, regular instruction is given on Har-
mony and the Theory Of Instrumental huslc
| in regularly graded classes, on the European
Conservatorium plan.
Pupils OF all denominations received, and
who great attention is given to tho religious
Instruction of Catholic students, there is no IN
| nuence used on those of different belief.
Parties from distance applying for Board in
| tho Institution are expected to send references
| to the ,,
aug 11-2swlm SISTER SUPERIOR
~ l.. POWELLS SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
The next term of this School will begin ut
| the School House, on Queen, between Was II,
ington and Columbus Streets on tho 10th OF
September, 1869
Applications for tho admission Of pupils may
be made to the Principal at his residence, cor
ner Of Duke and Washington SIS.
CHARLES l.. POW ELL, A. NJ,
Priv
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DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE.
Miss T, B. G "a, RI PRINCIPALS.

Miss +. b. CARRIER, p.;oiol.
Miss A. Il. TEBBS, i''''''''
This Institution is now in successful operation
with n full corps OF Teachers and Professors
1t will reopen for its eleventh annual session,
the 20th day Of September next.
Terms moderate Course of Instruction tho
rough.
Principals. No. IL Queen street, Alcxan dria,
Virginia aug LIT
URINARY AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
NORMAN f. MOORE will reopen his
SCHOOL FOR BOYS on Monday, SOFTEN Der
9Th 1869, at his old school room No. 90 Fair
fax street, Relief Hook and Ladder House.
Application can be made on and after Sept
=, 1869, at the school room, between tho hours
CT and ~ u. m. Terms So per quarter.
aug 26-.tf
MRS. X. A. CASTLEMAN will reopen her
ISI Boarding and Day School for Girls, A lcx-
andria, Va, on the 10Th Of September.
Having removed to more eligible situation
she now has u large we'll ventilated and com
Portable School room, in one of the most pleas
ant parts of the town.
As heretofore, no pains will be spared to i'm
part thorough instruction in all the English
branches AS well as the accomplishments.
Mrs. &. feels confident that she can offer rs
many advantages as any other School in the
place, and therefore solicits share OF public
patronage
Application may be made 70 Mrs. c., at her
residence, No. ~ S. Washington street, or By
letter, Box 1876, Alexandria, Va. ali 25.2sw4w
MISS FANNIE HUNTER, assisted by her
Nl sister, will open School on the DIST of Sep
TENDER, at the former residence OF DR.. Fairfax,
on Cameron street. MUSIC and FRENCH
taught III the house by Professors. Having had
years experience in teaching the7 will pledge
themselves to make every exertion to give per-
feet satisfaction.
Pupils DESTROYS of entering will please make
application as soon as possible. au l6-1m
TNHE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Established in 1889,
Beautifully and healthfully situated three
miles west of Alexandria, Va. fits boys for bus
ness or college Pupils received from the age
for persons sending two pupils For circulars
addressthe Principal
je 4-tf Kew. WIN. +. GARDNER.
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A LEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL.

The undersigned propose openinga first. class
SCHOOL FOR BOYS in AlexandrIa, on MON
DAY, the 9TH of September next.
Tho session will continue TIL the first of July
following
All the branches pertaining to complete
English education, together with tho Ancient
and Modern Languages, will be taught. Spe-
cisl attention will be given studies tending 10
prepare youths for practical business.
Application for entrance of pupils can be
made to G. 5. TAY LOR, No. l57 Prince street,
CHAS. S. TAYLOR
10 l2-eo3m JNO. s. BLACKBURN.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MOORE'S SCHOOL,
M No. IL s. Fairfax street.

Nv =
Next TOES. Leadbester & Bros. Drug Store.)
This Institution has been opened for the in!
struction of YOUNG LADIES in all the Use
full and Ornamental Branches Of Education, in
which a thorough and accurate knowledge of
the French Language will be acquired with
great facility.
The Principal, whose success has been attend
ed with universal satisfaction, in those Literary
Institutions where her services have been re-
auired, will employ Professors in the English
and Mathematical Departments Of undoubted
scholarship, and great experience in their pro-
fcssion.
Young Ladies from tic ages Of six 10 sixteen
will be admitted ,,-
vet Of the gentlcst character.
Every honorable means will be used to create
and sustain proper emulation among the pupiis
Prizes will be awarded to those who manifest
the greatest Improvement IN learning aud con-
Vocal Music will be daily exercise in the
School. Instrumental Music, Drawing, Paint
ing and Needle Work, both plain and o1na'
mental. will be attended to, and, ii desired
Dancing in private classes as means OF I'M
parting ease and grace to tho manners.
References and further particulars to be OBJ
tanned At her residence, No. II S. Fairfax 81.
aug l4-4w
MISS NJ. A. ROACH's SCHOOL FOR
M YOUNG LADIES
will be reopcned at No. IL south Washington
street on Monday, September the oth. For
terms, &c, apply as above aug Quill
MISS VIRGINIA +. OLARKSON will re.
Nl sumo tho duties of her School on the lrs'
corner of Duke and Royal streets: Num0eT OF
pupils limited. and terms moderate. auZS-lw
AND HIGH SCHOOL
AT THE
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
FOR BOYS.
The session of nine months begins Oct l.
The accommodations are unsurpassed IN the
State. $500
experience. co., N.,-o.
Address w. LATHAM, Jr, Principal,
A LEXANDRIA ECLECTIC ACADEMY.
The Fifth Annual Session of this School will
begin on Monday, September 18th, 1869.
TERMS FER QUARTER IN ADVANCE:
Elementary Glass, So; Junior, So; intcrme-
date, 80; Senior, $40.
Circulars can be had at tho bookstores, or
upon application 10 the Principa pa, ,..;o,
aug 13-tf WIN. +. BAKER. Princlpal.
VV F. hENRY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
This School, established in the yosr 1857,
will commence its next annual session on Mon
day, the 9Th Of September. In it are taught all
| the Elementary En- gish Branches, Msthemat-
| les and the Languages
The terms of tuition per quarter in advance
are For the Elementary Branches IS; Inter
mediate, $40; the Natural Sciences and the
Languages, SD or SIS, depending upon the
| branches taught.
rs Persons wishing TO SEQ ne on bushes;
may find me at my School room, in the second
story of the Friendship Engine House. on and
after the first of September, between the hours
| of 9 a m. and ~ m. aug lift
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EDUCATIONAL.
ILEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Y No. ITO Washington street.

~ No. III washington street,
Alexandria, Va.
Tho Fifth Annual Session Of this Institution
-;ill begin on the 10th day of September, loos.
Commodious school rooms with entlreIy ne"
furniture. are in course of preparation IN tne
extensive grounds connected with the uHeili ~
and no expense will be spared IN REM elins Wv
nupils every physical advantage. Inc prem,
ises will be open by the 18th OF Septem per anu anu
parents are invited to inspect the arrangements
made for the comfort of tho pupils =, .....,
Ta,ts,,qi attention. W;U be glrCH 10 WGrOWyH
obstruction IN the English GrancheS-stuules 100
Toe. are offered in the Departments of Music,
nrswing Painting and the Modern Languages.
Tho Principal hiss secured the services OF
prof. HAIR, \ graduate OF high rank OF the
ROYAL Academy Of Fine Arts at Stockh0lm,
who, assisted by Mrs. LEGARE, will have
charge OF these Departments.
The elements of Vocal Music and Drawing
will be taught in Glasses without additional
charge and pupils in the Modern Languages
will be instructed in great degree by means
of nversations with their teachers, IN order
that they may obtain q thorough command oil
these tongues. Boarders will enjoy tho adVs an
tsge of hearing and speaking French IN the
family of the Principal, and IN their case no
additional charge is made for tuition In french,
as il is desired that all should take part IN the
conversations. IL,
A complete Philosophical Apparatus will
render the study Oh Natural oSieHNo C0-i' o.
trsctive and beneficial, and frequent lectures
will be delivered.
Facilities will be afforded to those youns Ia
dies of the city who wish to study particular
| branches, such as the Modern Languages, MI
sic, Drawing &c, without going through the
whole course ,cuo
Punctual attendance on tho frs: day OF the
session is very important, as pupil VINO loses
FL" drilI upon the first principles of any branch
Of study, labors under great Disadvantages al
forwards. w. W. LEY SL
Referen2os- Pro!s. Schele, VenAble &nd MI MI
nor, of the University of Va; Kew. =. 1. Ley
KT, smpd NeI Anthony ut Mclean and F. F. Wilmer,
~ AIexsndrin: Rev. J. D. Mitchell, ID,
Rev. ' J. B. Ramsay, D. D., and Colonel NJ; 5,
Ian horne, Of Lynchburg; Hon. John A - in n
| iiss, of Baltimore, and Rev. Is NJ Palmer DID,
of New Orleans.
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ICLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

CCLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
" Washington, ID. &.
The session of the Preparatory Department
opens September Sth of tho College,Sept. I'D
OF the Medical Department, October lst OF tho
Theological Department, October 9th and OF
the Law Department, October l3th
Tuition, $50, in tho Academic Department; ;
one half RENTED to orphans OF the war era.
tuitous to INDECENT students for the Christian
Ministry. For catalogues or further informa-
ton. address. q. w. SAMSON, ID,
Washington, aug l6.eo4w President.
MISS POWELLS SELECT SCHOOL
WI FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Tho exercises of this School will BE- resumed
on the 10Th of September next. Applications
for the admission OF pupils may be msde at the
residence of &. l.. POWELL, corner Duke and
Washington streets. aug l9-2awtt
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TERMS;
Per So sion of Forty Week.
BOARDING SCHOLARS.

Per Session of Forty Week.
BOARDING SCHOLARS.
Board, including everything, lexcept
wasnnhhsS a With Frencb $500 90
Washing per ~
Fuel in School room w
DAY SCHOLARS. $500,
Tuition in Primary Department......,." ~ w w
Tuition in Academic Department az w
Tuition in Collegiate Department. Eng 80 40
lish branches and Latln................... W w.
Fuel in School w
EXTRA CHARGES.
Languages, Ancient or Modern, except o., 90
NJ VocaI mr. Instrumental. ........... 60 co
Drawing and Painting ~ W
Use of Piano where pupils practice in - no
Penmanshp, with u Professor, per our. Z w
Deduction made where one person sends more
than ono pupil. These terms will be required
inrariaJiy IN adranccf for each quarter.
D--po1m
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GEoGRAPHIcAL.-On Friday big grown
man on the cars asked US, as we crossed 70
tomac Run Bridge, if We were in Pennsyi-
yania." NO" We replied, I'VE are IN llr,
ginia." Then when do we leave Virginia!
8 New York lawyer asked when do we get
20 Harper's Ferry on this road and a man
at Ashland being told that this was the birth
place of Henry Clay, replied, 81 thought he
was born in New Jersey" The latest ana
most veracious Northern histories assert that
General Lee and Stonewau Jackson were
horn in Massachusetts,. Gabriel oioW your
horn. fredericksburg NecS.
The "ORGUE EXPREsSIF'' is the name OF
charming little instrument which has been ex-
citing good deal Of interest In both france
and England for some time past 1t Is nan
niapo. half organ; small enough to be dragged
into anv corner where ones caprice would put
it, and large enough to look, as the sewing
machine people say, like a handsome piece OF
furniture" There is weird sweetness and
plaintiveness in its tones that reminds one OF
the Either" as played in the Tyrolean anu
Bayaran high lands.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.-The Salem ObScr-
yer, in an article on the political SITUATION III
Massachusetts, asserts that there is "a secret,
nowerful, fresh and iusidious element at work
IN the politics of that State which claims to
be based upon the strength Of fifty thousand
votes, and which will operate in the field with
out much regard to party politics or to probIbl,,
tons. 1t refers to the Crispin lodges and
similar organizations.
Portraits are now drawn by "Planchette
in the West. The development OF this
talent for drawing by planchette will probably
give the humbug new lease upon HE, the
Bishops to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Successive observations and experiments
with reference to consumption affirm the be-
lief that it is contagious. Prot. Chauveau, OF
the Lyons Veterinary school, has made some
important Investigations on the subject.
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" F. hENRY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
LEN A NDRIA A A d + NJ
n No. Dc North Royal street.

AIeXandrla, Va. ,
The Twelfth Annual Session of this School
will begin on Monday Septembc- 9th, 1859;
Latin, Mathematics and the Sciences will be
taught by the Principal; and competent in
structors will be employed to teach Greek,
French, German, &C.
Charges for English Branches: o %
Junior .........;.. w
Professors prices will be charged extra lor
Greek, French, German and Penmanship.
Applications for cirGulags G0ntsInng inri tnsI
thhi'5f nj tho school room.
aug3 JOHN 5. BEACH, Principal
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NJ OTICE-Our bills will be ready for deliy-
~ cry tomorrow, September lst. and as 1t is
the time for us to make our fail purchases, we
hope our friends will respond promptly. We
would again give notice to those whose bills
are long past due that cannot give them
longer time If their accounts are not paid
very soon we will be compelled to place them
in a collectors hands.
sug Il WTTNER & SLAYMAKER.
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rT1HE EXERCISES OF MISS Marks

rT,HE EXERCISES OF MISS Marks
L SCHOOL will be resumed on Wednesday,
the 18th of September. The Principal viii be
aided by experienced and competent teachers
whose united effort will be to insure the moral
culture and refinement we'll rs physical ard
intellectual improvement, of the students. Spe-
cisl and individual attention given young child
rem The regular attendance of the pupils is
respectfully Impressed upon tho parents MS sb-
soutelv necessary to success, rs the contrary
course is replete with failure and discourage
mont to tho scholar and gives much unnecessa-
~ care and trouble to the teachers. Languages
and Music n; Professors charges. Particulars
given upon application 20 the Principal, at her
residence, Phi King street, between Column bus
and Alfred, where the School room Is cligibly
situated aug Tim
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The creditors of the firm of PURCELL &
HOY are notified to present their claims at
once. properly authenticated to me for settle
mont, and the debtors of the firm will please
come forward and pay their bills Immediately
as further indulgence cannot be allowed
By doing so they will consult their own
interests as we'll as materially assist the men,
bers OF the late firm.
iy28 BIZ PRICE. Trustee.
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EDUCATIONAL.
.HE WASHINGTON SCHOOL.

Opened on Monday. Parents are feque: :Sa.
IN obtain permits without delsy, IN order tns'
classes NAV be organized during the "eeh'-
For admission apply as follows : ia
In the lst Ward to Edgar SnoWden' H. VI"
zette office. p,oh Uv1rauI-
ion Engine House. ~ ouu,;ch
In the Sd Ward, 20 Rev. james 1. leitwi.n'
G w. corner OF Oronoko and Washington So
In the 4th Ward, to Richard H. C"rhe ''
r l., Carne President will grant permit, IN
Tue a a9sun.' '''''' 'A' aug 81
THE ALE > ,A. n D a a. 'oh00D'
Tho overcises of this School for Boys VIII De-
Gin AZ 9 O. clock A. m. , on Wednesday: oepto'Iti-
Fer 18th, in the school building, NO. % !" "sH'
ngton street. ~ H. 4hor,rob de.
.iona3 - Fl bovs either for college or business
Ample Philosophical Apparatus; aso' Maps
Globes, &C., belong to the School ...;,, os
For The admission of pupils or Information MS
- terms. Sc. apply as above, or at my resi-
dence. corner Queen and COLUMBUS SIS.
aug 3l-lm X. 8EMPhK' Principal.
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY August 3o'n' is0'
The preliminary examination, when al a now
students are expected to attend VIII cohiil'ciiee
On Wednesday, the first of September at h'iIe
O'clock a. m. Students of the last session ar. are
| mot required to be present until Monusy, tuo
9Th Int as there are but fifteen seats unensssca,
| those who wish to re-enter and nave hot yo'
done so, had better send IN their names ~ 0Ho0'
,.eo ooet Principal.
| or. MARY'S ACADEMY, ~
y North Fairfax ST., Alexandra VA.
| The SISTERS OF THE HOLY CkOSS VIII
open this Institution on Monday, tho oth oil
| September.
| Per session OF 40 weeks, payab quarterly III
| advance.
| Tuition in English Branches, Board and .aoo =,
Washing -Oo "
| DAY PUPILS.
Senior Glasses per quartcr.............''' ~ w
Intermediate -,
| Junior '.'''''''.''' ,,5
| Primary Department :''''''''''
| EXTRA CHARGES.
French. German and Intaisn Languages eaci
| s. per quarter. ,,oc,
| Drawing and Water Coors..............'''''' % ~ ~
| Piano. ''''''''''' IN m
Gullar '''''''''''''''''' 20
| par -. 49, -. ,..'' -. 4: ,;,.r 0
| Uso Vi h"IP i'io Vi IN
Fuel
"a
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FALLS CHURCH, Va, Aug. l., 1869.
4 N ASSESSMENT OF TEN PER CENT
N on the stock OF the Fairfax & Georgetown
Turnpike Company is hereby called for, pay
Able in so DAYS from the date of this notice
By order of the Board of Directors:
aug 2l-lawdw w. H. DANIEL, SeCty.
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FOR SALE AND BENT.

s. FOR RENT-One of the NEW HOUSES
HH Pitt street, between Duke and Wolfe,
containing II rooms and good cellar, and sup
piled with gas and water To good tenant
rent will be moderate Apply to
aug B. +. PRICE.
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FOR SALE-The FRAN + Dwell
III LING, on Henry street, between Queen
and Princess; contains rooms stable or
rear of lot 35 feet front 1l5 feet II inches deel
to a Is feet alley. Will be sold at n reasonable
price Terms to suit purchaser.
10 S-3m Mrs r.. DEWEY.
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tn Send for a CIRCULAR, and read the
fine testimonials Of ITS merits from Virginia
farmers.