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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-15

Nashville Flour and Grain Market
FLoUR.-Msrkst dull, with a liberal
local demand. WequOte from $6@slO for
supers to family.
CORN MEAL.-Shipments to-day of 500
bushels South. We quote city kiln-drisd
at s. % per Dbl. and Csc per bushel for
unbOlted loose.
CoRS.-The receipts to-day included
about 100 bushels in ear, which was pur-
chased for milling purposes at 62le. Ship
meats of 1,107 bushels at 75c sacked and
delivered in depot.
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Confeaerate Bead,

The second entertainment to be given
by the Memorial Association will be a
reading by DR.. Biackie at the Masonic
Temple next Friday evening at u o'clock.
The subjects will embrace Tam O'Shanter,
Poe's Raven, passages from Dickens, and
other selections from popular authors.
Tickets SO cents. Children half price.
apr.1S 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-15

Now is the accepted time TO get fine
photographs at So so per dozen at saltz-
mans Gallery Mar.24 I'm
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Single gentlemen or families can be ac-
commodated with board and good rooms,
at reduced rates, at 11s North College ST.,
opposite Second Presbyterian Church.
apll-1w
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FlIE COTTON MARKETS.
charleston, April ~.

Charleston. April ~.
Cotton frmer and more active; sales GOO
bales middiings 274c; receipts 500 bales.
Savannah. Ga, ApriIIs.
Cotton in good demand sales 500 bales :.
middlings 273c; receipts sos bales, exports
to Liverpool 2,1ls bales.
Mobile. April II.
Cotton firm and in fair demand sale.
$50 bales low middIiDg 26sc; receipt, 923
bales no exports.
Augusta, Ga, April I2.
Cotton continues firm and Quiet but nm.
changed middling 26ac; salea 357 bales
receipts las bales.
Macon, Ga, April IL.
The prevailing tone of the market was
one of frmness-cIOaing this afternoon
rather dull, with middiings at 26c. The
sales to-day were 80 bales; receipts, I22
bales shipments, GA bales. Sales for the
week, AIS bales; receipts, 322 bales, and
shipments, 594 bales
Montgomery, Ala, April IL.
The market is steady al 252e for low
middling.
Memphis, April IL.
The demand has been fair during the
week, and chiefly for low cotton for New
Orleans and Europe, with more activity |
since Saturday, since which time nearly |
i 900 bales have been taken for Bremen AZ |
243 to 25c for ordinary and good ordinary,
and 25R to 26c for good ordinary and
low middling, or, TO rive buyers CLASH
Ecations in both instances, strict ordi.
nary and strict good ordinary. Mid
ding cotton is in moderate request at
27@274c and is generally held at 271c.
Our stock was counted on the 9th, when
an excess of Alb bales was discovered.
which is accounted for in the fact, that re-
,eipts per wagon and ferries have been
Cincinnati, April Ie.
The market has been rather heavy and
prices of inferior grades have declined, bot
is in light supply, and held with
considerable frmness. There is stronger
ceiling at the close, but not much activity.
We qnote ordinary 20 good ordinary at "a
925e; low middling at 26e; middlipg AT
'7@274c, and strict middling at 2Sc per ID.
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PHOTOGRAPHS So SO per dozen. saliz.
man makes them. mat94.1m
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E. Fl. Miller, No. 9 College street,
makes and puts up all kinds of awnings
at short notice.
mar % I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-15

For Coughs aud Throat Disorders,
Use Browns Bronchial Troches," having
PROVED their efficiency by test of many
years.
Il have naver changed my mind regard
ing them from the frst, excepting TO think
yet better of that which l began thinking
well of"-REv. HENRY WARD BEEcHER,
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phofngranh. of ANDREW Johnson.

We have received from Gier's Gallery
several Photograph pictures of Andrew
johnson, which are as fine specimens Of
art as We have ever seen. He has them
in vignette, citizens dress and in the
regulis of a knight Templar, all sof
which are admirable likenesses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-15

How is this F? Only 50 so per dozen fol
photographs at
mar24-lm SALTZMAN's GALLERY.
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Jusr Received, fine Dress Berage,
worth go cents, selling for 371 cents, at
apll-lw G. RICE & Co.'s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-15
The Home Monthly.

The last number of this magazine is on
oar table ard contains its usual quantity
of interesting matter. Unchanged by
Time" is concluded, and Legends of the
Cumberland" by DIR. A. L. p. Green, con-
tinued-a very admirable series of papers.
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T. NJ. PATTERSON. President.
MRS. IDA PATTERSON, Principal Music and
Assistant Literary Department,
MRs. ELIZA BARKSDALE, Assistant Litera-
~ Department.
B. M POTTS, President Board Trustees.
j. HUTCHfNS, Treas'r Z"
j. P. ANDREWS. See'y
octl1 If
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GOrham Manufacturing Company,
PROVIDENCE, r..
STERLING SILVER WARE


FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.
This Company. having the most extensive
and complete Silver-War Factory in the world,
and employing the best talent in designing
modelling. and finishing, are, with the aid of
ingenious and labor-saving machinery, enabled
to produce in large quantities. and at the low
est prices. goods beautiful in design and unsur-
passed In finish. the fneness of which they
guarantee to be of sterling purity U. S. Mint
assay. A. certificate is issued with all articles
IN silver for tho purpose Of protecting purcha-
sers from limitations Of their designs.
They also continue to manufacture their
well-known and unriyaled Nickel Silver Elec.
tro-Piated Ware. which will last twenty five
years with fair every day usage
Orders received from the trade only, but
these goods may be obtained from responsible
dealers everywhere.
e1{tIdsl Trade Dc. Mark n E1ado q
sTERLINe. Silver Elec-
apo tro Plate.
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CEMIcADE Is a soothing srup. mar2S.ti
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wood Turner Wanted.
A good Wood Turner wanted by
49, WEAKLEY & WARREN.
March q az
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Mrs. Dn Pre-, No. 30 North High street,
will accommodate ten gentlemen with
board. march 2l-eod I'm.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ARRIVED:
Charley Bowen (tos-boai, Ohio river.
Nashville, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Alpha, Upper Cumberland.
Charley Bowen, Ohio river.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Nashville, Cairo, 4P.M.
Havana, Cincinnati, 4P.N.
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Great Distribution.

By the Metropolitan Gift Company.
Cash Gifts TO the amount of $3.50, 900.
Every Ticket Draws a Prize
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CHICAGO, April 14-Fiour S. 509
6 Is. Wheat 81 O44. Corn 50@5Oic.
Oats 5I}@54c. Rye S. 16@1 II. Bar
ley STOOL IS. HighWines SIC. Molasses
$1@l 05. Sugar l4@154c. Pork 3Olc.
Lard 173@1Sc. Bulk shoulders I2c.
Hams 151c. Cumberland middiss I4@e.
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Montgomery, Ala, April IL,
The market is steady al 253e for low
middling.
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, AUGUST Is.

Dp.ru OF LORD BYRON. -Though he con-
timed to breathe bitter words against Lady
Noel down 10 the time OF her death, yet Tor
tLrca wear, before his own death he seems to
have ceased Ia single instance cxcepted) to
write or speak unkiudly OF his wife. The first
four and the eighth s:anzas OF the last beautl-
tnl verses suggest that the unhOfy bends which
had held him were loosed la the record OF the
last ten days Of his lite the lady from whom he
had parted at Genoa is not named In the
intervals of consciousness his thoughts turned
TO her whom he had wronged. On the day
that be sailed from Genoa toward Greece, he
regretted that he had notfrst gone to England.
90 the day before his death he muttered,
Why did not go home before came here.
On the same day, when he knew that he was,
living, he was most anxious to make Fletcher
his old servant. understand his last wishes. =
The servant asked whether he should bring
pen and paper to take down his words. "Oh,
no. " he said, cit is now nearly over. 60 10
nv sister-tell her. Go to Lady Byron; you
will see her, and say" His voice ialtered
and he continued to mutter to- himself for near
ly twenty minutes with much earnestness, con
Guiding, Now have told you all. :" My
Lord. said Fletcher, 81 have not understood
u word you have been saying" Mot under
stood me-" said Byron, with look OF the ut
most distress. "WhGt a pity Then it is too
late; all is over 81 hope not" answered
Fletcher but the Lord will be done. - Yes,
not mine" he said and tried to utter lew
words, OF which all were inarticulate except
my sister my child.
DEATH oF MARsAHI. NEIL. The death Of
Marshal Adolphe Neil, the French Minister Of
War was announced by telegram from Paris
un Saturday. lie was one OF the most prom
nent military men and statesmen OF France,
aud the friendship existing between the En-.
perOr aud his War Minister was OF the strong
est nature. Marshal Neil was Of Irish descent
and was bora in Muret in 1902. lie entered
The Polytechnic School of Paris in lS2L and
the Military Academy OF Metz in lS23, and
commenced his military career IN 1926 as i
second lieutenant OF engineers. In 1906 he
distinguished himself in the expedition against
Constantine in Algeria, and was promoted
october %, 1897, to command the corps of
engineers in that province. CO his return 10
srance he gained distinction as a milit ary en-
giueer and was appointed colonel IN 1870 In
is49 he accompanied Gen. valiant in an ex-
petition to Rome. h. became general Of D.
VISION IN lS3,'; COP. nanded in 1884 the Seige
operations age INST Bomarsum, anu IN 1881
vas appoint a adiutant OF Napoleon Ill, ari
VAS vase cur Dyed inthe seige OF SebastopoI, In
'e'' ne became 4 member OF the French sen
e. in 1853 ne took prominent part ia the
Italian campaign, and decided by the skilliu
operation of the artillery under his command
The victory Of SOlterino, ~iter which lac was
made marshal of France.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE EXERCISES OF MISS Marks
i SCHOOL will be resumed on Wednesday.
tho 10Th Of September. The Principal will be
aided by experienced and competent teachers.
whose united effort will be to insure the moral
intellectual improvement of the students Spe-
rem. The regular attendance. OF tho pupils is
respectfully impressed upon tho pa ents as alb
solutey necessary TO success rs the contrary
course is rep,eta with failure and discourage
ment to the scholar and < yes much unneces.s "
ry care and trouble TO the teachers. Language Is
and Music ut Probe or's charges Particulars
given upon application TO the Principal, at her
residence, pa King street, between Colum bus
and Alfred, where the School room is eligiblv
situated. aug Tim
A LBEMARLE BAPTIST FEMALE IN
"A STlTUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.
FACULTY. OF INSTRUCTION FOR sEss l6G9-70
JOHN HART, III. A. Mathematics, Natural
Sciences and Preparatory Department
Rev. JOHN l.. JOHNSON, Ancient Ian
gusges, Modern Languages, Eng. literature
r. s. MORGAN esq, History, English Ian
euages and Composition.
Rev. JOHN Q. LONG. Moral Philosophy.
Mss MAMIE l.. COLEMAN, Preparato
~ Department.
Miss MOLLIE ALEXANDER, Music.
The session begins on Wednesday, SepteLn
Der 18TH 1863 and enjs une 25th, 1870.
For further information IA 10 terms, &C., ad
drcls me, at Charlottesville.
JOHN HART, Nj. A, Principal.
charlottesville aug IL cow
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hooks & STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS
The Three Bernices, or Anssrn orthc Grag.
bv Mrs A. B. Bright, 81 70; Legends Of FAIRY
sIs Cbti,t by Frank Conlin, d. d., 81 Is sid
new Elliott n novel. nv NJ. D. Naumsn, 81 90;
Quality Fogs'. ull ledger. 81 Mo9res Com
pIe,e Poctcal' Work. Shamrock edition, -
Sea Drift, by rraic,.c soe; The Empty Grip,
Words Of Coz, a.. ~ .or bcr'a'ed arents oy
Cb;l1ren. hy N tel }. Prime ID. d., , 5O ;
Nv daughter t. NOR, 81 -. JUS. published
MA for sale ny EUBT BELL. Bookseller,
nup6 I'll King street.
EcFlVha pn I \ + "A NJ
BOOK AID STATIONERY STORE,
10. % King street,
Tho tolloWing NEW and CHOICE bOthS
Credo, u rel. arhablc book; vol, compIete
II 50
The Hsbe, holster, tale Of tho BsvaTian
mountains, t, .nslat.i ii.;a thrGrynaH II Her
man 3chmii ! vol, complotp !: -
Lamps, Pilcherl and TrnmpetsT Lectures on
the Vocation OF tho Preacher, illustrated py
Anecdotes, Biographical, Historical and hlGcl'
dato1y Of every order of pulpit coQueDcs from
the great preacher ot AL ages, hy Edwin LAY
ton Hood; i -. ,:-.,,
Ard Switzerland, by Edwin Gould bnhhm
II TO- ,,,,-o,;
ton: vol. complete -
The Legends OF King Arthur ana his h nigpi;
Of the Round Table; English edition i5c.
Tho Lost Manuscript. by Gus.sv Fr"ytHg
| translated from the German ,Yc.
| Ironura CssalIn or tue Mari Az" Nc'rcl ~
| n. Adolphus Tro!lopc; 81 >.
Fresh supply Yesterday, To-day and F"Fov
or; 81
Black Forrest Village Stories by Anerhach
81 81.
On the Heights, by Auerhach s.
The Changed Brides. by Mrs. S""th"'f'h
The Brides Fnto.L Mr.. Sou:hw"rtb; 81 .
| Ny Daughter Elmer; Il -
| New Books daiiy ~ .,,..,.,-
| aug fhE-NN' :! -.
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more steamers Railroad or Exprese to care K
II. Hsvenner, General Agent at Alexandria,
Will be forwarded over tho road free OF charge
for commits ION.
Commntstion tickets between Alexandr il
and Hamilton, and al! intermediate aLati"ns, At
low rate.
Round trip ticket good only for day Of issue
between Aley andria and Hamilton, and bctw cen
these ana ,gterIeliate points, At reduced rates
NATHANIEL HAYS,
mar .l--lY Iiannrn .IMpu
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For Vocal Music the prices vary according
to the time devoted to it.
The rudmeEts of Vocal Music AMI Drawing
are taught grstuitously to all the pupils in the
Institute. Plain sewing and every variety OF
fancy made work taught without any addition
al charge
Weekly Notes Quarterly Reports, Semi.Ar
rusl Eyamin stions, Annual Distribution OF
some of the many means used TO excite the love
of study and emulation in the minds q the pu-
pills.
The course of study will he thorough and eA
tensive, en- hracing all tho branches OF solid,
useful and ornamental education, nsInely: Or,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry
Bookkeeping, Grammar, Rhetoric. Logo;
Prose and tocticai Composition Ancient ana
Modern Geography, Astronomy, Use OF me
Globes and Dolinnatiop of Maps, Sacred anu
Profane History, Natural, Moral and lntellec'
tual Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, French,
Spanish, ltatisn. German and Latin Language,
Music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar. Vocs,
Music Drawing, Painting in Water Colors ana
in OIL Plain ard Ornamental Needle work.
Tapestry, Embroidery and Wax Work.
Great attention is given to Rhetorical eAer,
cises weekly compositions required from MI
the pupils OF tho Senior Department, and cor.
tain number of the best selected to no read
aloud at the monthly Academic Reunion.
che hs af and PRpps oI hp T GiSse
&c. &c.
The Vocal sud Instrumental department,
are laugh, hy accomplished and experienced
teaches; in addition to the regular private
lessons, regular instruction is given on Har-
mouy and the Theory OF Instrumental Music
in regularly graded classes, on tho European
CoFlservAtOriulu plan.
Pupils OF all denominations roceivod, ana
" htle great attention IS given L. the religious
obstruction of Catholic students there Is no M
tiuence used on those Of different belief:
Parties from a distance applying Tor Board ~
tho Institution are expected 10 sead references
to the ,,,,
aug ll--2aWlin SISTER SU PERlOh.
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RAILROAD LINES.


ORANGE. ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
- ASSAS HAthROAp.
E1wW M 1922 ssE.,sf.s
On and after SUNDAY, Mny :. 1853. one
dsi;v passenger tram VIII run brtwocn w ALL
INGTON and LYNClIBURG, connecting II
Gorlonsyille with the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad to Richmond, Covington and the Vir,
GINA Springs; at I.ynchburg for tho west ahq
Southwest, slli NJ Washington, I" Ill" N'rln
and Northwest. y
Through ticket ash baggage checked 10 All
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at o:2O y. III, Nh d
Aleysndria;!S : iua ~ arriving ~ l4yhchuHrg
At lao =. N. In. !.
Leave Lynrhburg At geo Il. m: arrive q
Alexaudria al G.2j =, IA , and NJ washington
PASSENGERS for MANASSAS BRANCH wil!
laavr AlcyanGria daily, excepting SUNDAY, y!
AS y. m, and arrive at Harrsono"tH NJ
a N leave Harrisonburg at 2:VJ u. IA, any
arrive ut Alexandria at lo;3o q. M ms tia.i
'nai,os cI1se connections ~ Manassas Junction,
With moyements on the main line, greatly Ia
ciiitstinp intercourse between ,he lower Failey
and Richmond, Lynchburg, &c
Passenger from Washington AID AleXaEurr
70 Winchester, Middleburg, Capon Springs
'vc viii lind good connections by this route.
An ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIL will leave
,inroIIria Jnilv, Sunday excepted NJ 1:l5 p
m ana arrive al Warrentou at 7:l5 p M.
Leave Warren.on at ,:l6 n. M, snd arrive ~
->''A'''''' J. NJ. BROADUS,
% General Ticket Agent.
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rNHE ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL.

This School will be opened On the 18th al
September noxt. The course of instruction
will be arranged so IA to give boys II thorough
education-English, Classical, Mathematical
and Conmercial-such rs will fit them :oI
College or business.
The long experience In teaching enjoyed BY
the Principal enables him to promise that the
discipline in his School shall DO rs strict as the
course of instruction is complete.
Seats in tho School may he secured by early
application TO me. at No. 81 Washington. street
iy 2I-2awlm X KEMPER. PRINCIPAL.
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TT +. nGNRY'3 sCHnOI. FOR BOYS

o.
III +. nENRY'3 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
This School, established ia the yenr 1851,
will commence It's negt annual session on Mon
day, the 9th Of September. In it are taught all
the Elementary English Branches, Mathemst-
les and the Languages.
The terms of tuition per quarter. in advance.
are; Fcrthe Elementary Branches. IS Inter
mediate, $40; the Natural Sciences and the
Languages SIP or So, depending upon the
branches taught
g2sfs- Persons wishing to see me on business
may ind ma al nv School room. in the second
story of the Friendship Engine House, ON ahd
after tho first Of September, between the hours
of n 10 and IL m. aug LIT
A LENA DRIA ACADEM
n No ~ North Royal street,
Alexandria, Va.
The Twelfth Annual Session of this School
will begin on Monday, September 9Th, 1852.
Latin, Mathematics and the Sciences will be
taught by the Principal; and competent IN
structors will be employed 10 teach Greek
French, German, &c
Charges for English Branches:
Senior Glass per quarter. .".."So W
intermediate Cfass. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Junior ON
= Professors prices will be- charged extra for
Greek; Brenchy German and Penmanship.
Applications for circulars containing furthe r
Information, may be made at 81 North st.
Asaph street, until August "G.hi and after that
time at the School room.
aug3 JOHN s. BEACH, Principal.
University OF VIRGINIA. 10
Tho Session OF this institution commen es
annually on the FIST day OF October, and con
tnues, Without interruption, till the Thursday
pfeeedMH-t the 9TH of July ensuing.
The efgsnizstiOn-of this Institution is very
complete, embracing extensive and thorough
courses OF instruction in Literature and Science
and in theprolessions of Lsw Medicine and
Engineering.
The expenses of the Academic or Law Stu
dent, exclusive of the cost of Text Books and
Cyllooihing and pocket money, amount to about
$685. per session OF nine months land OF the
Engineering or Medical Student to about $685.
of which sums, respectively, s220 or $3.50 is
payable on admission, and the balance in the
progress of the session, F9c details send for
catalogue. 7. o., University of Virginia
). MAUPIN,
iy22-1m. Chairman of the Faculty.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
y North Fairfax ST.. Alexandria. Va.
The SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS will
open this Institution on Monday, the 9Th OF
September.
TERMS:
Per session Of 40 weeks, paysb'e quarterly IN
advance.
Tuition in English Branches Board and , 40
DAY PUPILS. ,ooo
Senior Glasses per quarter ..'...''.'''' 00
intermediate. ~
Junior ~
Primary Department wv
EXTRA UHARG rs.
French, German and lntalian Languages. each
49, IS per quarter.
Drawing and Water Colors ................ 90
Pisno ...................... IL 90
Guitar 10 90
Hsrp 20 co
Use OF Harp, Piano or Guitar. .............. go
Fuel ..... ....... ........... 90
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WRAPPING PAPERS.

w =
STRAN PAPERS,
MANILA, BOGUS MANILA
TEA PAPER, and every ,,,,,.
VARIETY OF TWlNhc,
suitable for grocers, shoe and dry goods dealer
Papers Tor druggists uses. We are selling
Wrapping iapers 81 EeT p lTS 8 ah M6EHM
and retail. BlA NChAhD q Moh0N,
=. New Wrapping Paper Depot
Papcr received direct from tho mills III IT, =
large wnrerooms, northeast corner Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue and llth ST., Washington, ~
down stairs. Entrance on Eleventh street
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AS AN Alternative,

II act directly upon the blood cleansing and pun
iyng the vital current OF all the humors and tam
which disease or malariou5 influences nave piaH''"
th.r. anJ cradicatinp and ncutralizing the elect
OF mercury or other poisons which may have been
taken into the system For this reason 1t Is m
illiblc as a remedy Tor SCHoruIA, ERrrToNs "E
fnr SKIN, l>clrnNr CoNScMrtoN, DRoPSr, @c,
and will cure the most Niruient and "bSunat''
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MONEY. RAILROAD
BON DS, &c, &c
G,JN hkNMENT BONDS and othas Ne'..n
,its bought and sold on commission.
> FCollections l.r.do on sli accessible point "
tho United States. and proceeds proinptly 90
m;tcl. Int. Rev stamps for sale. sep
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COY AND SELL
UEcURkhIT MONEY!
GOLD fNr SILVER COIN
rAND EXCHANG.
BOND3 AND STOCKS,
gOUgHp AND SOLD ON COMMlSoiOA.
Sight Drafts, Checks, and limo Collection.
romptly romitted for. 80
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my l5-ti
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

n
The creditors of the firm Of PURCELL L
HOY are notified to present their claims at
once, properly authenticated 20 me FOR settle
ment, and the debtors of the firm will please
come forward and pay their bills immediately,
rs further indulgence cannot be allowed. -
By doing so they will consult their own
interests, as we'll as materially assist the mem
bers Of the late frri.
iy28 BE. PRICE, Trustee.
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A LEXANDRtA, ECLECTIC ACADEMY

The Fifth Annual Session Of this School vii
begin on Monday, September 18th, 1869.
TERMS FER QUARTER IL ADVANCE
Elementary Glass, Sc JUNIOR, IS; Interme
date, -; senior, DO.
Circulars can be Ind ut tho Lookstoras. OF
upon application to the Principa.
aug Eft VIM. n. BAKER, Principal.