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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Tonawanda Wakeley, 10 hours from Savan-
nah with cotton ce etc, to Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Co Passengers-Miss Lizzie Mills Mrs,
Hayes % '''D''' -"f 0ioN" Nr u 'asSinan Mr.
Steamer n FSirGhild Trout "a hours from New York.
Steamer AnthraSite tn Green "a hours from New York,
Steamer amer Bristol Wallace "a hours from New York,
Br baTque John Bright McMurlen 4s days from Liver
pool, with mdse. to Peter Wright Sons
with ogwood and ustc to b. N WetSiar & Co~vesse to
Bgig q CLARK Freethy, ls days from sagu with sugar
sfP l. Beay aE day from Milford Do with
Aieq ld% 5E6T Fd9fs%Gatn sSsSn
hara h Gie6osop from Baltimore with tow OF
tow Of bSrges to W. P j Clyde S Co. with
Special Despatch to The Ereniog 7sleorapb
HAyRE-DE GRACE, Sept. 9.-The following boats left
here a in tow this morning
e. w N2 a @ wR tR I1sSU 9t order
Emma Jane, with lumber TO Taylor Belts
r. NJ. Foresman, with lumber to Taylor L Belts
b06e B06Ea es ons No gbs1 Ts gTbSF R for NewarE
Iowa. with bark, for Salem.
EAsTSS < MfS@silHa G65SfEgfG BULLETIN
SSpf cb barsos leave in
n wh GTnstSn9 T for f
BALTIEMoRE BRANCH OFFICE, Sept, s.-The following
i2 Rsis snd Owen Brady all with
got away in addition to those reped Jones
PBIAp%TLPHIA % BRANCH oFFI0F, Sept. s,~fhe barges
left last night for Baltimore. L. s. q.
Cgrreqondegce of PhiIadelphiq Exchange
6wEs rs6 De iSSp Sept m Pop Mt the Breakwate
werp brig Magdaena, for Cienuegos, ali from Philade
Ba,o T9 I large o 6HDs 81
| Island, by the tug America ''''O'
Wind Sc and stormy LABAN l.. LYONS.
MEMORANDA.
ship Lancaster, Jackson hence via Mobile, below
Ship George Bell, oanu, for Philadelphia sailed from
onssS shaSpsy from
her ghtened yesterday. The vessel is not in
changes and drives her further ashore D' "''iu
0 :, eamship Leipzig. Jaeger. sailed from Bremerhaven
Steamship Whirlwind Sherman, hence, at Providence
BaTGue oerelia Murray, for Philadelphia, cleared at
BaTgue Astrea Hilu for Philadelphia, cleared at Lon
Brig Eyena Schroeder, Pruetz, for Philadelphia.
sehrs M H. Read henson, from New Bedford; j d.
dencS; Mary A, Predmore, Hart, from Hartford; g. W
ali oT Hs %
SchrM d. Cranmer, Cranmer, hence, at Newburyport
PGtfF H K s. sGS% E
Western Star, Megsthn hctiys' 7h Go2m9s Gnt and A.
Schr Edward Iameyer, German for Phiadepha,cleared
Se6rs Caroline Hall Vickers, and W. b. McShaiu
Adams, hence at Richmond, Va, 8th inst
inst for James RSer to load
S SohgS Mary Haley H9SS william HSyer TsyOr uo
ProydepSe or inst xvoors for pbu.dontio .A ,,,.,
MSnsy s E 1Sy ro% Prodene Sh 9se Mist
schr William Gushing, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Schr George Law hence, at stonngtsn 9Th inst
Baker, hence atFall River 9TH inst.
MISCELLANY
The following is the e1RHn report Of the loss OF th
JssO De or6a g ViEO, Spain. laden with SOce COcOi
'Tup, eNf-
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CitY Ann,,n


Some days since, John Corlies was ar
rested in this city on information received
from woman then in custody. on the charge
OF dealing in counterfeit bank notes. A
nearing was fixed for the day following the
arrest, but at the request uf the defendant,
who represented himself to he in the secret
service of the Treasury Depai oment and en-
gagged In the detection of cbdnterfeiters
postponement of the investigation was agreed
to by Assistant District Attorney Valen-
tine until yesterday, when before United
States Commissioner Hibler, the testimony
was heard, and the accused held TO answer
"A large meeting of tireuen was held last
evening at the Schuylkill Hose house, to make
arrangements for the reception of the North
.ern Liberty Hose Company on Saturday even
ing, on their return from WiIiamsport, Buff
falo, and Niagara Falls. The committee on
arrangements reported the following route-
Form on Walnut street, right resting on
Front, march up Walnut to Tenth, down
Tenth TO Locust, ont Locust TO Broad, up
Broad to Arch, down Arch to fifth, up Fifth
TO Girard avenue, down Girard avenue to
Front, down Front TO Laurel, down Laurel to
New Market, down New Market TO the Liberty
II ose house.
Notwithstanding the threatening aspect
of the weather yesterday, mole than six thou
sand persons were assembled within and with
out the enclosure at Seventeenth and Colum-
bia avenue to witness the first grand match
this season between the Athletics of this city,
and the Mutuals of New York. The game
was finely-contested one, and the batting
10 4ly,..
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The second days racing at Point Breeze
drew very large number of persons, and
great interest was manifested in the proceed
ings Considering the unfavorable state of
the weather and the consequent heavy track,
the time made was very good Pool selling
was very lively and some heavy bets were
made.
The second race for purse of $4,000, be-
tween the grey gelding Surprise, bay gelding
N. b. Palmer brown stallion Mem brlno
Prince, bay mare Fanny Allen, brown stallion
George M. Patchen, Jr., and bay gelding
Confidence, was not concluded on account of
the weather, and after four heats had been
run was postponed. Henry was the favorite
in the first race, and won in three straight
heats. The following Is a summary:
Breeze Park Race Course, September s., 1869.
Purse $1,000 for horses that had never beaten
2'45 in harness OF wagon; $3.50 to first, $3.50
to second and 800 to third
Thomas Best entered b. g. Henry ............1 l
w. Ii. D0ble entered br m. Lizzie Keller .....2 2
ii. a. White entered S. s. Jack Draper ........3 3
Time. Miles.
rusJ oft2
second neat
IulTu 4
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MOVEMENTS OLE OCEAN sTEAnIsnIPs.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Mas forwarded by every in the regular lines
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown,
cept the Canadian line which call at Londonderry The
steamers for from the Continent call at Southampton
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SHIP PING.

@FA FOR LIVERPOOL ANu
<sF@nrS4 4zs UEkNSlN Whitman Line of Mail
bgee2stszZ@s--ssSsi lows - 'N w 9"i' "s iof
lily OF london (yia Haliax) Tuesday, Sept 7at1P NJ
SitSS o of WasnlnRt9n, saturday sept II, at 10 A. NJ
SS!iiy oi OF 6hntwerp, Saturday, sept rs, at r. NJ
Cltyoi baltimore via Halifax Tue sday Sent ~ atI Al
from Pier 10, North River ~ ''o A"esu"S
- - RATES OF PASSAGE.
~ ItE MAI. STEAMER SAILING EVERY SATURDAY
t,rru91SS 9SSaD,e ~ ~ I-old. Payable in Currency
FIRST "a BIN. stOO STEFkAGF' ga
10 Pors iV19l 70 london ~
PAssiGf nv 5 l5I 70 Paris ......... a
po.Irth1ts! th1ts! tAIlN' srEERAGE.
Iiydr1j gs1Jj'e in''u' , Payable In Currency
Halifax. IIsIfav ''' ''''''''fy9e
81. Johns, N. t., Isl ,Johnis n ''''''''''S 10
by Branch Steamer 40 by Pransb" n ST., M, %
etc at reduced rates. "'O'i7n'
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per
or further information apply at the Cofnparvis oco
to GipONNFl' 4. 4 fsATTT y AZ, 4
4 No an on i,S \ fT'Ti 81 ra.t rt,,inkk,intlel
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,os see FIRST PAGE.

- ''V'''' NV '''O -'''o' o'o = "oo uJo'
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
SUN RISES. Moon SITS ......... $50
sun .62O HIGH WATER ......... 442
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TOHN FARNUM & CO., COMMISSION MER
81 chants and Manufacturers Of Conestoga Ticking etc.
No SSn SsS UEkSNUT Street, Philadelphia, ~ WtmS
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IxTUJJAM ANDERSON s. CO., DEALERS
w in Fine No. l46 North SECOND Street,
oOs Philadelphia.
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NOTICES.

DEAFNEss.- EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
~ science skill have nyentRed 70 assist the hearing
s nyeTy e1tohes superior to others in use at
~ .sn.t 26rp
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The following is the captains report of the loss OF the
Spanish brig Segundo Almrante her voyage from st
Jago or6a TO Vigo, Spain, laden with coffee, cocoa,
rum, ete,;-
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Correspondence Of The Eoeninq Telegronb
EASTON q MONA HONiS RIiIl

Correspondence of The Philadelphia Exchange
LEwEs, Deli Sept; - p. MAT the Breakwater
barques Isaac Rich, for Portau Prince; Ada for AMI
werp; brig Magdalena, for Cienuegos, all from Phadel
phla, together with large number of schooners.
Barque Mary O. Fox, tor Sagua is reported at Reed
Island, by the tug America.
Wind SIC. and stormy. LABAN l.. LYONS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-01


HEARD FRo%-Woodruff 4 Ennor's
train Of three stages, loaded with pas.
sengers and baggage, which they sent
out from Virginia last Tuesday evening
for White Pine, arrived at Austin yes
terday morning all right, with the pas.
ssngers in good health and spirits.
They have made very good time thus
far.
BIG BLAST To.DAY.-A huge blast, OF
about n dozen kegs of powder, is pro-
posed to be let off to-day at 2 r. NJ, in
the surface ore workings of the Sierra
Nevada mine. Some hundreds Of tons
are expected to be thrown out or loos-
ened by this operation.
FINGER MAsHRD.-A carpenter at the
Savage works, yesterday, had one Of his
fingers so badly mashed by a stick Of
timber that amputation may be neces-
sary.
CoLE.-Ths Cole Company are having
a lot of their ore reduced at the Summit
mill, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-01
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, w.
IN 4, Phelan il associated with me In the busi-
ness of Brokerage. ETC., from and after this date,
and the business of the firm will hereafter be
carried OH under the name OF III: II: F!agg Co.
ii. II. FLAGG.
Gold Hill March %. 1869. mh23.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-01
Registration.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN "oficial Register" for the RI gistration Of
voters for the Municipal Officers for the town OF
Gold Hill, to be held on the first Monday in May
ensuing, is now open for said registration.
E. c. COOK, Register.
Cold Hill. March o.. 1869. mhaa-tf
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Lost!

fNERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT ON THE
" Bank OF California-No. 9,2lS, for 800,
dated February 10th, S9-in favor OF Joseph
Proctor. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same, "a payment has been
Eot3 Iiill March 9th. mh25-10t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-01
DOWNEY

ANNoUNCEs HIMSELF As CANDIDATE
"A for Chief of Police Of Virginia City, at the
ensuing May election, subject to the decision OF
the City Union Convention. mhss-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-01
JAMES MALONE,

At THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
a friends, announces himself "a candidate
for Chief of Police OF Virginia City, at the
ensuing CITY election In May. mhs6-tI
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Notice!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
IN have this day appointed and empowered
s. II. Robinson to act a. my attorney In iact in
all matters pertaining 10 my business In the
THOMAS Scale.
Gold Hill. March %, 1869. mhog-tf
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.


M WELLS. FARGO AND cs.'s LINE.
Robert Gordon, John Keller, ] T Berry.
man, Hannah Brown, John Masterson, John
Meudon, James Roosevelt, A Josa, F Silva,
NJ Frank, NJ Leon, o N Smith, P Harrigan,
Mary Blame, MA Turnbolt, Mr. Thickhier,
Mrs Meadows and four children, A Wiltgen.
stein, A Reon, Nelson Velle, J Deronton, II
LANCER, H Stone. A Decoster. Miss Howard,
Mr. Nicholas, A Andrews, A Passenger, John
Doe, P Luke, A Cook, Mr. Johnson Mrs Will
kins, John China.
Departures.
By WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
MIR Voorhees,, John L Crowley, Annie
Howard, One Indian, Mrs II Gray, Mrs Rob
ert,, E Gaskin, Miss Pauline Weaver, Miss
Jennie Weaver, Mr. Ensign, Miss Hymen, A
G Tyron, Mr. Schoenfeldt, w H Henderson,
Isaac Mills, Mr. Wright, Mr. Lorenzo.
BY WOODRUFF n BNNoR's LINZ.
John S Mccain, Richard Roe, John Doe,
Adam Bologna.
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DIR. H~UFELAND'S
b
SWISS STOMACH BTTERS

The first and most hcalthful Tonic
ever introduced into the United
States il still the leading article, and
more OF this sold than OF all other go
called TONES or Bittcrs.
For Sale to the Trade by TAYLOR
& BENDEL. Sole Agents, 400 and41l
Clay street. San Francisco. fclS-ly
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Augusta cJ.,iy l2-lm

GAPPER SPRl II GS,
u FREDERICK COUNTY, VA.
This delightful and decidedly romantic ) U NJ
MER RESORT is situated in gap OF Bear
Ridge on the western slope of the great North
Mountain, similar to the location OF Capon
Springs, lG miles from Winchester and miles
north Of Cspon. Daily communication with
Winchester by mail coach.
For those seeking health, pleasure or quiet
retreat from the cares of business and the
scorchng heat of Summers perhaps no place oil
We nave here tho same water rs at Capon, and
a great variety OF other medicinal springs: The
HOTEL arrangements are complete. line
Band of Music, Billiard and Bowling Saloon ,
Croquette, &c, will be found here warm ana
Cold BATHS always in readiness. Route VIA
Winchester No night travel to or from tho
place. 49,
Terms: Single month OF four weeks, So ;
two months, $50; three months, sll2 %; siiI-
gle week, Sl2 or two or three weeks, oil
50 80 per day. :. NJ. MI LLlN, Prop
!Frederick CO. Va 10 2q-2aw3w
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OFFICERS


CLARENCE IL. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and ESecu-
tive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President,
EMERSON W. PEET, Sacty and Actuary'
This Company offers the following advan-
tsges
II is National Company. chartered BY spe-
cial act of Congress, 1868.
1t has paid up capital Of 81 O0OO00'
1t offers low rates OF premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other COM
panies for the same money.
1t is definite and certain in lis terma
1t is homo company in every locality.
IT. policies are exempt from attac hment
There are 40 unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy ls non -iorteitabe.
Policies may be taken which pay To the IN
sured their full amount. and return sll their
premiums, SO that the insurance costs only the
interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken which pay to the IN
sured, after certain number OF years during
life an annual income Of one tenth tn amount
named in the policy
No extra rate il charged Tor risks upon the
lives OF females
1t insures not to pay dividends to policy mold
crs bat at 50 Low = cost that dividends Will De
impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full psrtica lars
given on application t. the Brahch Olhce Vi tho
Company, OF to
Jay COOKE Y Co. Washington, &c;
Cen Arts for ID G. Del, Va and w. Va
FRANCIS A. p1CKINS,
gent for the counties Of Alexandra and Fa;r-
1ax. Prince William and Fauquler, At the
Court Houses of the respective counties on
Court days Postotlice ut Alexandra or
Fairfax Court House.
~ Solicitors wanted Tor the Company.
jan 27-d&tw6m
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PEKMS OF ADVERTISlN(

MYrriage 9ud Ddath Notices httycts. Ooitu-
are. will be charged al Advertisement rates tor
rotsr,.S over tour lines
rrNa,ior. Advertisements viii be inserted at
t,gmer rates. VIZ: 81 Tor the first Insertion OF
o..s square of isht lines or less, aud twenty
Nv, cents tur each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. per
lie for tho first insertion, and eight cents per
hae tor each subsequent insertion Will be
charged
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GUNNER BOARDING.
REVERIDGE HOUSE.

MIDDLEBURG, LOUDCUN Co, VA.
+. The subscriber is prepared to accomm odate
q limited number Of boarders during the sum
mnr months at tho above-named house, which
tss been ro6tted expressly for the purpose
Of mile of the place the water of which con
tains Iron. Magnesia and Sulphur. and nd, has h,
nsen pronounced by Prof. Gibson, Of Phila-
deiphla, who analyzed it, to be equal to any
Chsly besto Spring in the StstS rers%nS WI,
the Summer. Stages leave Leesburg daily and
stop at the hotel. For terms, apply t.
A. NJ. TUBMAN,
n.v2o-Sm Middlebure.V Va.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

GUkzEXKXG.Hk-HA
The METHODIST PROTESTANT SUN
DAY SCHOOL will have an excursion to the
above delightful resort on THURSDAY, Au'
gust 5th. The School conteDplate3 giving MI
EXHIBITION in the Pavilion st the Springs
during the afternoon, at which several POEMS
Dialogues and other pieces will be recited, and
several Gne pieces of Music will be sung me
friends of Sunday Schools are confidently eS'
pected to encourage the enterprise by the'r as
sistanee and presence. ..,o;,
lee Cream and Refreshments may be obtain
ed of the committee in charge
Tickets for adults, soc; and for children un-
der IS wears Of age 25c-may be had from sev
eral ofthe scholars and from las w. Nlch1EHs' E'
at the Post Office. or from ). lacey, al inc ~
The cars will leave the Loudoun and lamp
shire depot at 10 o'clock n. m, ana returning
will leave the Springs about p m;
~ ~ H2"eotd j. TACEY, Supt.
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A Ierman named Carl Schell married a
vonng ,irl lust from the Faderlan6, at Omaha
,ome three weeks ago, in n most peculiar mar.
ncr lie purebased pair of ear bobs, put
them in her ears, and informed the young lady
that "tb;s httle ceremony constitutes marriage
in Amercs." After week had passed he
took them cut, and informed her OF another
piece OF news-viz., This little ceremony con-
stitutes divorce 10 America. He Is now IL
Jail for stealing trunk.
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| A RLOTTE HAL L

iJHARL LOTTE HALL.
y ST. MARY'S Co, MD.
The next session of this School begins M on
d,.y, September 9Th. and continues to the first
Monday in February, $780, when tho Spring
session will begin.
Board Tuition. Washing, &c, $99 PER scs-
sion in advance.
Charlotte Hall, ST. Msry's CO., Nd, jy lb-3w
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How TO BEHAVE AT THE PosToFFIcE- -
When YOU call at the postothce for your mall
and the clerk hands it out, be sure to ask him
II that is all. Ii you ask for your mail and the
clerk tells YOU there is none for YOU, be sure to
tell him there ought to be. Then 20 right
home and send the rest Of your family TO ask
Tue same question al Intervals throughout the
iay. When you want stamp on your letter.
tell the clerk to put 1t on Tor you. lie has
nothing else TO DO, and ought TO be kept busy
Iu cose you put the stamp on yourself, soak 1t IN
yOur mouth long enough TO remove all the mu,
cilage; 1t will then % stick to the envelop nIl M 1t
sets dry, ard no i9nser ger 1t 1t Won & have "A beg boz
clerks hands out your mail. IL makes him
feel good, especially ii he Is waiting on some
one else.
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VIRGINIA. "A correspondent ot the New
York Express, writing from Washington, July
-. furnishes the following;
The sensible view taken by the New II ork
Times aud the Tribune, the Springfield RePub-
hcau and other leading Journals oi the same
party of the late election 10 Virginia Is very
gratifying to the majority OF the people OF that
anc,eot commonwealth. They begin at laSt to
see "A way ont ui the difficulties which have be
get them since the conclusion ct the war, anI
the road open to future prosperity.
The numerous transfers OF real estate III
VIRGINIA TO Pennsylvanilns and New orkers,
at good prices, will not only replenish the pock
cts OF the Nirglnians, but add at the same time
Z, large and energetic population to the State;
composed Of men who are familiar with en-
terprises Of great pih and moment, and en-
dowed with that firm fixed aud resting quail
lty' so essential TO the building up OF proSpe-
rous commonwealth. These men aud their tu-
ture coadIutors will construct some day among
the mountains OF Virginia cities like Reading
Wiliamsport, Scranton aud Danyllle. Penn
svlysnia will be by them prolonged, through
MARYLAND, into Virginia. and thence, IN the
next century, into North Carolina. With the
whole of the Piedmont and Valley region OF
Virginia cultivated TO the height OF York and
Lancaster, IN Pennsylvania, picture OF az
rlcultuIal prosperity and beauty hardly equal
ed ON the globe would be presented Aud tEis
will he done, and within the next htty years,
# We shall be true 10 ourselves as the great
oeoples of all ayes aud climes have been 10
themselves
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-u--~ FIRST GRAND
{ ssk MOONLIGHT EXCURSION


6.k MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
oFTH
RELIEF HOOK AND LADDER COMP i.
TO GLYMONT,
ON TUESDAY EVENING. JULY ~ 1869
The steamer CITY OF allen ANDRlA Will
leave her wharf at the foot of King street, al :
D. m, returning leave Glymont at a. IN,
Professor COOKS celebrated COTILliOH
BAND has been engaged for the occasion.
Master of Ceremonies,
Capt. JAMES M STEU ri.
Floor Managers,
r NJ LATHAM A. M HAIL.
Committee Of Arrangements.
L. X. Uher, A. u. Marleii'
M Mclean a. T.. Entwisle,
Joseph ". White, " II. Berkeley,
N T. Moore.
~ Retle5umcuts and supper served at city
prices.
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady; 81
ladies tickets, Soc. Jy Il hfutu
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LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ hln,-nnlrin Ma

A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
N Alexandria, Va.
The next session of this Institution heretofore
under the successful conduct of Mr. h. Kemp
or, will begin on the 10Th dsy of September,
1860. A hIe building has been purchased on
with large and we'll shaded yard, containing
acre OF ground.
While thorough training in the English
branches will be insisted on as of the iirst i'm
portance unusual advantages will be afforded
in the Departments OF Music, Drawing, Paint,
ing and Modern Languages. The Prinelpal
has secured the services OF Prof. HAhh,
graduate Of high rank Of the Royal Academy
OF Fine Arts ut Stockholm who, assisted by
Mrs. LEGARE, will have charge of these DO
paTtments
The elements Of Vocal Music and Drawing
will be taught in classes without additional
charge, and pupils in the Modern Languages
will be instructed in a great degree by means
of conservatons with their teachers, in order
that they may obtain thorough command Of
these tongues. Boardors will enjoy tho advan-
tago of hearing and speaking French IN tho
family of the Principal, and in their case no
additional charge Is made for tuition in French,
as it is desired that all should take part in the
conv srsstions.
A complete Philosophical Apparatus will
render the study of Natural Science both at
will be delivered.
W. w. LEGARE, Principal.
Reference Prots. Schelc, VenAble and Mi
nor, Of tho University of Va. Rev. j. I. Left
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-24
SUMNER RESORTS.
.nUNTAIN Top U0USE

MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE.
M AUGUSTA COUNTY, A.
Thi. delightful resort has recently changed
hands, aud, having been comfortably htted up.
is NOW OPEN tor the reception and accom-
mediation VI guests .>.,.,,,.,
GEORGE ". DYSON.