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The student selects h S own course OF
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|. Department Of Arts, TO which is at
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8. Department Of Philosophy.
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The Degree of MASTER OF ARTS is con-
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.. Department Of Mining Engineering
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8. Department of Law and Equity
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IL is proposed still further to extend the
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m E WATT rLow
SPECIAL NOTICE p

kffOlAB NO1ltE y hhlNb, tets. tis.t
As the season for the cultivation ~ crors n now
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NOTICE TO THE FARM Fps OF SUI
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

FACULTY
GtxvRAL r T.. LEE, PRESIDENT.
CARTER J. HARRIS A, NJ,
P'oj,s4or Of Latin.
JAMES J. WHITE, a. ".
slqfr Professor Of Greek.
EDW ARD S. JoYNES, A. NJ,
Prof. Mod,rn Languages.
RAY. ]. l.. KIRKPATRICK. D D,
Pref. Moral Philosophy.
wM PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof Hist ~ aud Eaolish Literdt,re.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, a. NJ,
Prof. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. a. NJ,
P.of Applel Mathematics.
RICHARD s. McCULLOClI, A NJ,
Pr { Natu. Philosophy
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Pref esemistry.
Prot. Applied Chemistry.
Hon. J. w. BRoCkE EN- BROUGH, LII d.
Prof. Lao
NJ. W. HUMPHREYS, An,
ROBES MASSls, A. NJ,
ASST Prot. lL,dern language.
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
asst Prot. English.
JOSEPH b. WALKER,
asst Prof. Chemistry and
P,incipal Of business School
3For the present the instruction In English
divided among the Professors Of Moral Philosophy
Modern Languages, and History, with the aid OF on
Assistant Professor.
1.-THE duties Of this Chair are discharged by tn
Professors Of Chemistry and NatunA Philosophy
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No more Use for -Four Horse Plows
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GtNvRAL r y. LEE, PRESIDENT.
GARTER J. HARRIS A, NJ,
p,ofs.Of of Lat "a.
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Mrs. II. ROuss

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F0aEMAN's
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:ADMINIsFRAToRs NOTICE.

Notice i, hereby given hal lie erS o.
demonstration with the will anuexeL upon
\. es!sse Of Louise Huettenrauch ecd
I'VE been granted to me by theClcrh 4
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Nssriug date the 10Th day of Septbr 1865
Al persous having claims agaiut said
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after the date, of said letters, or they
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aetts, unOsrfdliats sinbstmiids @stne tpsrten
Trim Slas, S6oppsn clsr lei Der Tlaiue a,,sasS
idsntt, aud rerren msine esetrten Safe Rtss Sas
f.fs Stsr, bic f%sinirsn 9itOre UNI gtaurrsn uns
Die auseelittefsn, %pttanrrnru, rtagsaFarteHren
8asstiammsr ssrtrsibsnrsn Gslitatefen tst i'm,
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
Aafvssu JOHNSON osGAH ON THE ALABAMA CLAIM QUESTION

IRON the southern Metropolis, Baltimore, May 30
Upon the whole, then, how stands the
case between England and the United states !
Evidently 10 ts one OF private claims merely, and
as Johnson and Stanley proposed. England having
during the wsr most positively declined TO submit
the Alabama claims 10 arbitration, has receded
bungling diplomacy had placed her. on the other
hand. all that the United States then asked has
been granted. To increase our demands In proper.
ti0n 10 the concessions OF britain was to have been
expected from Mr. sumner, bnt not from the United
states Senate That body has placed itself In an at
titnde whence there is no exit but OF deep hu.
initiation. Such men as the Massachusetts, Senator
must ever lead our republic into Just such dl1cul:
great afectatIon OF scntiment, but absolutely with
out anchorage Of moral pt religious principle lie
ParIs ad0s me temper q AehlEee-Gspat sipl lsQes
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
Reception OPENING at Cozzens' West Point
Hotel.


The first chop" OF the Seasonal season which
promises TO be more than usually brilliant was the
event at Cozzens West Point Hotel on Monday even
ing. Despite threatening clouds and flashes OF light
ning, after delightful day, the goodly number Of
guests who had already arrived was swollen at on
early hour by fresh arrivals from New York city and
by deputations from the Academy, which was repre-.
sentcd II not by the cadets, at least by members OF
Its oficla corps ana lie Board OF Visitors, from
Roe's Hotel ana from the many cottages pic.
turesquely situated In this vicinity. Little magic
was required TO transform the hotel parlors into
spacious and Illuminated bathrooms. The hall OF
entry and the passagoway TO the main parlor,
and especially the superb veranda which sur.
rounds the building, aford ample space aud
tempting opportunities for those who prefer TO the
intricate mazes Of the dance the qpctor enjoyments
OF the IRON enade and Of conversation not 10 aude
TO that most merry, fascinating, agrravatlng and
delicious. perious. OF our iavorlte national games
Just as the rain began to patter on the roof the
bend struck up and testa) music deQsd the ap'
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
TnE AmERIeAs yoeREY GLUE.
The Match Day.

The regular meeting Of the American Jockey Club
at Jerome Park WIN not take place until Saturday;
but today has been set apart as q match day and
preliminary 70 the regular meeting. Four matches
Of interesting character Will be run during the af.
ternoon by horses that held In high estimation by
their owners, who have backed them for very re-
spectacle amounts. As the weather viii doubtless
be very fine to-day and the ride to Jerome Park
charming. no doubt delightful afternoon can be
spent at those picturesque and beautiful pleasure
Grounds.