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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

IT HAVE MOVED NJ Y ENTlRE SToCk Or
POTOMAC FISH
70 nv store, No. "a son.h Fairfax street, whore
l will Offer for sale
75 half bbls Family Roe HerT'ng
.~ rs half bbls prime No 7
40 bbls prime Nett
10 bbls Clipped Roe
II bbls Family Roe
20 kits Shsd Roe.
These Gsh are all a superior article 81 my own
also offer for sale one fine yo1ngy E ~ NSE2 HSs3
~ SAML j. REED,
led No. "a south Fairfax street.
A RRIVED AND IN STORE.
n par "Holsa,is," direct from Liverpool,
loOCO bushels bulk 6: "A Sn.t.
= sn0 cks B7,;n Evans, Ei1e Eine Sit Sit.
|- Per Schr. Martha Skinner
< 2,5 sacks Evans Flnn Salt.
3l6 sacks Marshall Fine Salt
3m sacks Evans Fine Salt .;,,
sGO sacks Liverpool q. 4. Sat--aii Of "hich
will be sold al market rales; s1 c,fOoT
ratf Smools wharf.
-G0P sKTRTsI HOOP SKIKT5l
II At Manufacturers Prices.
neceived this lay q full line Of tho latest sty!n
uoon skirts among which are the Eugenie
and Nun-the last thing out. Having n:Hus
arrangements with the manufacturers "hich
wilI enable me to sell their Skirts cheap, l So
iicit p cali from the ladies. ss they can Hil DC
suited. lmy 81 &C BEkRl !! h1Ls St.
nor SALE-THREE FRANZ HOOoES,
| r containing six rooms each, situated on tne
vest side of Water street about sixty ieel norm
ot Gibbon, Persons wanting property tnat WI
nav handsome interest will hnd tniS goou
investment For particu'ars appiy, y,HG,N 20;
mvs7-eo3w Is north Royal ST.
JOSIAH D. SMOOT, ,1b
u formerly of and successor to on:o"' on-
Ter u Company,l ,ru.
No. q Union st.,
o-tf Alexandria. Va.
ITHE WONDERS OF THE AGE.
Nornen's Patent Tastelssa ,Fruit. and Tomato
Preserving Powder. One box for Az quart
Dressed Fruit; one box for 60 quarts dressed
TGnstoes' ?n sfa For Gso' s1se Oy yMcBURNEy s SON.
VENTS NECKTIES,
~ - SCARFS.
-'r,=Es" nANDKEKCHIEFa' ;,,,
, " ROWS &C. in great variety, JUS
.ooa;,od at CHAS. W. GREENS,
"a " 66 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29
TAMES B. HODGKIN,

flames B. HODGKIN,
DENTAL SURGEON,
[GradGate Baltimore College Dental Surgery, |
Office, cor. Washington & Prince sts,
Alexandria, Va.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered
sep 0-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29
DEED FEED!

FEED FEHD'
Receiving and in store
100 bales prime HAY.
so bales RYE STRAW.
1910 bushels MILL OFFAL
500 500 bushels susRs5s R5;1s prime .oA oATsi 1si,ov CORN.
100 bushels CORN MEAL.
Ali of which will sell in any quantity at
lowest cash prices, and deliver to any part OF
'n0 '''S '''' VIM. F. F.,HENDERsON.
ia!l 80 and 81 Cameron street.
FRUIT JARS .,.,
Just received $50 dozen GEM FRUIT JARS,
the best self-sealing fruit jar ever invented.
have sold these jars for several yosre, and nave
never had a CON-, ,lsint of any kind ABOUT them'
For sale low by the dozen or gross bY
my % eo3m Z. J. MILLER 65 King s.:
TO DEBTORS -
All parsons ir !sbted to the concern OF
BKEWIS & LAWsOS
GRO nrrad to make immediate settlement,
a'e - gov r. NJ. LAWSON,
o., Surviving Partner
IWarrerton Index and Lees burg Wash.
CALT IN STORE. ,, .;n
s SO sacks Evans Fine Salt.
zoo sacks MarshaMs Fine Salt, for sale b
wv '"oN W. A. SMOOT,
| 20 Smoots wharf.
| x1ORNOUO TASTELESS PRESERVING
| " POWDER-For preserving fruits and to.
mstoas and all preparations Of fruits Wlthous
hanc air tight, and with whatever quantity OF
snoa1 desired. Gall and get circular.
sus"' 49,, -, WIN. f. BROOK ES,
! - 90 179 King street.
NO, PERUVIAN GUANO.
/ lust received supply Of No. PERU M vlAN ar N
aTaNO, ex ship Intrepid, from the Chlncha
i Tslsnds. r.For sale at lowest markes rs'es ny
anila 5tROOE, cWEDDERBUKN @ ":
rARBOLIO TROUHEsmaFor the g. cure -;o o.
II Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat. DlptneE'a
Bronchitis, Asthma and Whooplng Gousn'-
Price 25c. lust received and for SAFE oy
- =. = WAKEFIELD q Hall
je23 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets:
K1D GLOVE CLEANER
4 Just received a supply of Seaton q 20:
f Magic Kid Glove Clesner-the best arIlcie
s1the market for that purpose. For sale Dy
NV ID s;',5g 70. COOK & CREIGHTON
URAB ORCHARD SALTS.
A large supply of the sboVs article dlree
f-ar, the Sprinas in Kentucky, for sale BY
III my II 7g2 ~. ;Coon I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

MISSES FANCY OOLORED BOOTS,
In new styles and colors; a great variety,
handsome ard cheap. Misses Broadway and
Toilet Slippers.
At WADDEY's, ID King street.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

CURE FOR Poison OAK.-A correspondent
y;ves This as a cure for the poison oak -;
Simply bathe the parts poisoned with no1
water hot can be borne keep Sn1nns
p.ess a soft towel against the parts, so as to
ahsorb NOR the water, and avoid rubbing, ! then
aunlv ] a s'rather strong" solution OF strong
nsvv. or plug tobacco on the poisoned places,
and let it dry. The solution is best when the
water is hot. have tried this, and have been
cured, or very nearly SO, in two to four day a'
the most. -r -. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

LADIES MARTHA WASHINGTON
UHESS ROOTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29
1ENTLEMEN's FINE DRESS BOOTS g.

A large stock of new styles, very handsome
of the best quality and at low prices.
WADDEY'S, IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
In every style, quality and price, at
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

MA lot of LADIES, MISS ES and OHIL-
DREN'S BOOTS and SHOES out Of style,
which will be sold at one-half the cost to man
ufacture. WADDEY'S. IA King street.
A large stock of HEAVY GOODS, suitable
for the country, to which we invite the special
attention Of country merchants, as they will be
cold very low for m oney
ap 22.tf WADDEY'S. "a King street. >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

INFANTS BOOTS AND SLIPPERS
a fine stock in every color, style and quality
at very reasonable prices.
WADDEY'S, "a King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

A THRIFTY HUsBAND.-A Parisian widower
who greatly regretted his wife, had her buried
in the cemetery Of MoncParnasse. he put up
no monument of marble or stone-only a small
garden and a very small inscription marked tho
spot where his lost partner lay. First, some
nasturtiums were planted over the grave-the
deceased was fond OF nasturtlums, These were
gathered on Sundays and eaten as salad. This
sttempt having been successful, bolder meas
ures were adopted and some little pink radish'
ed grew thero, as if by chance. The official In
charge of the cemetery said nothing, until last
autumn, when he became aware OF the presence presence
of two enormous melons in the little enclosure
This time police regulations were put in force
and this new form Of market gardening was
M brought to close by the bereaved husband be-
to withdraw from s,9ah the 81 oeRstsTy sRs cry
sItv J anil saving that he had so particularly
vh, vsIued the vegetables grown upon the. grave,
and eating them with peculiar satisfaction; p De-
cause s che he felt they were offered him by bis Aoe'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

j. 4. SMooT. J. GREEN MILLER.
g MOOT Il MILLER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

oALT TO ARRIVE. ~ ,,;,o mar
4s2 sacks Deakin's Fine Salt to arrive Per
schr Shawnee Tribe, tor sale oy e,sooT
= -. .-..> .s-.'s. - Smoots wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NE w TON HARP PER,
- laf General ..f .....
n n N N &C.

NEW TON HARPER,
Com MIBSION MERCHANT
Ofice-Nos. 10 and II 8. Union st.,
-~..... ALEAAN DRIA, Va.
Broker in Lumber Laths, Shingles, ,Calcined
Plaster Cement Anthracite and Bituminous
Coal. Agent for Shenandoah Lime Company,
and Potomac Ammo mated phoshphate Marl
Company my l4--tf
T r. LARRIN.
no 2l0 Seventh street.
Between B street and Maryland Avenue,i
..... Washington, D. c.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Respectfully solicits consignments, believing
ers than he did in Alexsndri..
Washington, jan 31-.r
GEo. II. ROBINSON s SON,
GROCERs, s,FoRWAEDING AND C0MMls-
SION MERCHANTS,
King street. Alexandria. W.
Particular attention paid to tho selling OF all
kinds of Country Produca. Goods forwarded
promptly: nov 2l-tf
HooE, WEDDERBURN & CO.
COMMISSION, sHIPPGNG p & FORWARD. IS
ING MERCHANTS,
No Prince street.
Also, dealers in GUANOS, SALT, LUMP
and GROUND PLASTER, FISH, GRAIN
and SUGARS. my 2l-tf
RICHARD ". AVERY. ~ DAVIDSON.
A VERY q DAVIDSON,
~ Successors to Henderson s. Avery,)
GKOCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. ZIG, King street, corner Of Alfrad,
Alexandria, Va.
Dealers in Butter, Lard Salt, Fish Flour, Ba-
con, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, &c. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise or sold on
commission at lowest rates, feb 20-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

xrORNoUO TAsTELESS PRESERVING
" POWDER-For.pr preserving fruits and TO.
mstoss and all preparations Of fruits Wlthous
beinG air tight, and with whatever quantity OF
suesr desired. Call and get a caE clrcnlaT; nc
:. 90 1T9 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

CALT IN STORE.
= $500 sacks Liverpool U. a, Salt, ez brig
Holsatia.
$50 sacks Evans Fine Salt
76N sscks Marshsn's Fine Salt, for sale b
wv w. A. SMOOT,
go Smoots wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

NELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS PROP
" ERTY FOR SALE.-We are Offering these
very valuable popular Springs and 1900 acres
Of fine land attached located in Bath CO., Va,
at a very low figure. Apply to
SMOOT & MILLER.
je1G-- Land Agents, 112 King street.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

was thought last night tlr1e he Could not live
many hours
TIE above are, We believe, the facts in tho
.r..t.er Of his capture, As near as they can tn
ascertained without judicial investigation.
ACCoMPLICEs.
On Monday the Coroncrs Jury in the
Bucl inquest concluded their labors, ard r>
turned a verdict pointing to Malone rs the
guilty party. Among the witnesses called
WAS man who gves under the name
Of Ackley. lie has been gambler,
and recently enlisted at the Fort. This
man refused to testify in the case, and per-
sistng in his refusal, was placed in the
guard house. We now learn that since Ma
lone's capture this witness offers to tell what
he knows if the authorities will exempt him
from punishment. Three or four other men
have also been arrested As accOmplices, and
our predictions that it would transpirc that
more than one man was engaged in 1t seem
| destined to be realized.
Coroner Van Duyn has used every effort
to investigate the affair, and We have nc
doul; the whole mystery will he solved en-
| long.
We yesterday SAW the bullet that killed
Col Bucl Ii is an ounce cone ball and he
longs in new patent breech-loading gun
with which we are not familiar enough t
call bv name. We neglected TO state above
that the gun found in Malone's possession
carries one of these balls, and also that tn,
weapon belongs to Ackley-or rather wa
the piece used by him before the murder
| The hall referred to is i'm about the shap
which it would assume on being set upon tn
base and struck upon the apex a square
downward blow with hammer. The bal
was battered by striking the spinal column
Malone was visited by Rev. Robert Brown
las, evening, who offered him spiritual Con
ola,ion, and spoke Of his prccarious situa
tons
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brakes Collection 81 =,


A REGULAR GRADUATE UF MEDICINE ~
n IGpl ,u,a at nfRre vii, >bp, Ias Mn tonsor
ene,s.,l in the treatment 81 VeneraI S,.ual am,
Pvfvsis disr,rs than ANY other phv ,,las 4, -,
I>.,i.
Svrhil;. 1:.n.,rrhso t;ie,t SIN, ttr,s Orchitis
Neyris ,,,d Kyntntfs. an Urinary D;,.s.-r ami
SvnSiii,ic or Nrrcuyi.I af,rctions If IN. Threat
SIN or Rcur. arr treated i'm unuarallcl.,
So.rmstorrhes. Sexnsi pehili,v and Imrptencv,
o. *. r..uIt of ..f,h,,,. in ynu,b sexu,I ,xr.s-,
in n,.,nrrr yc.r. or "th.r cs,,,r. and which r,,.
ducr .ome ~ M. E,ToNins rf,rt,. a, Nocturnal
,wi..icns bIo,rh,.. debility, ,l;x,ipc,, of sight,
s~r6,.i.. ,r ~. v;I s,rl..i;uss ,v.r.,,n IL, Tho
s,ci.,r of feu.l.. lo, az mcmory anil srxual pr.rr
.1,,l r.uderipo msrri,y,. impmpcr. az, prmanen,l,
eurrl
IN. uS,.,.r,. o,,.or,,r;,, in ho,,;,.l ain, mi, ,o
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

State DO0giS dull, MOS, W..
~, kOr1O Rive Nf0l'K MARKET.
Or Yo,Is. July N.
CAfTLE-Ihere has, hen very sesdy ana
quiet Active tfade In c1tue dunns .ne Pat n,
and transactions have oofn comparatively " H
magnitude .n,r .N,.~.
The movement IN the oettcr 19siinss On sn,IInuS
beeves, h0wevsf' ~ Gee0 consoslsmy En:' :.
owing to nmltsd sappsies sna o1ens -. MN
medium dsSnpticns nave neen IN sei! nS.~.
supply, WIN tesenoN aoOu Wniana, an" ICY s.S
eas neen aseIy MI H9ssment an .ns .VA' VIZ"
ny t ALL, ia ..l,in III, W ~ LIZ h.x. ala,
enEnoI aHd commom cau'e on an sr's nas r .,so
neen Ia iaige supply % anu $3.50
ana SnetoHee S..S 'sst p!ii.i;,nu ~, a",;;
imprvement. IN ,nr genesa eol'a.."n III tu ~
oosa ien@ anS sa,'. III IN ~. ,.,,s,
otHs 0'o ''' Us "
~. 100, ,ac.;,s. c., n. ~.~& Tar. a 90. .hS>,
...s. "a lii s,iss NJ = 3iS S"''
W 10 X. fiIo,s;n, a. Sc;nr near TIA ,snva ~
ss r., ~. .S,1s.,,, ~e,S~. a, "a ~ 49, nj
sHc ~. XVII. !" chs,;,r .hiSn, no1inally a -
a.
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TERMS:


The sisters will spare no pains To render ihi-
Academy worthy II extensive pa'r"nagr The
hsalsh and happines. II their pupils wil0b con-
sennt objects II their S,licitude while they will
Asav0 Oily To instl into their ten'ier minds AMI
keaFsa the pgincipies of moral rsc;itude.
H. discipline il mild hut firm, and the strict
ohsrrvance u rules il ~njoined upon all
As an Incentive to eln>r Application. niesial- IN
III the ei.ss,s, distributed on til. first ,i"niay
in earh noafk
DipisEsS eta b. oostsrred upon hse~ only rh1 20
GAvsseA A. ssfire .lsast~ssic ~earsS of sfnd,>s-
To avoid interruption IL classes. visit. ." Pupi!"
are osaAned ~ saturday. and can he made only b.
their parvst- sisser., uncles AMI aunt-. Others
vim "a b. received, sne-s formally authorized by
ras,ats guardians-
No SeSvrtion will h. made for absence, unlr-s
csu,,d hy sirknes.. Pupils required To- bring
All 0eep<sasy articles Ior the toilet.
GVYoe tie maintainanee oi good 0rler. IL il
quirs hat all pupils assist with Pr"Prieiy, At the
rahlIe auiies Il religion.
An cu0nunicatiOns respecting the Aca'i"nit-
si1yp~sell IN the MOTHER SUPERIOR OF ST.
NAIY'S FEMALE ACADEMY, Leavenw"rth,
Xanaas, viii receive immediate attention.
jyc6doav&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n On Your Guard.

The unexaMpled success which for twenty years
has accompanied the u>c Of HGstetter's Stomach
Bitters prOv0kes the envy Of Ignorant Dostrum-
monsers in an parts II the country, and the coun-
terfeiting business having been mea>ufably played
out In consequence II the numerous suits instituted
seHinst the eoenderx, new system Of tactics has
bes0 saopted. In the South and West especially,
= legion Of Atten," prepared from WORTHLESS
Materials and besfinH variety Of names, have been
sUt up by inespooaih3e sdvepturers With the hope
III Substituting them to some extent for the stan
dard Tonic q the Age. In souae casrs country
arosts are the cDacecters and propsietors Of thec
unsrientitc and tflshy cUnpounds, which are
varniy recommended by the venders who en-
deavoT to palm them "a upon the creuiss,s in lieu
AZ the great specific which has never vet had sue
esNful competitor siQAes Among pr0prietory pre-
partitions or the medieines prescrfbsd in private
practice This notice Is intended 10 pat the public
on their guard aRainst per~aasionx Of parties en-
g7ed in the attempt to substitute rubbish fbr
the most efficient stonachic and alternative at Ires-
emit known. At this seasM q the year when de-
hility and cnAplaints arising frum Lack Of vital
enemy generally prevail, II Is Of the greatest
sequence that no tricks should Ire played With de-
pseed and enften3eA systenss. Ask, thefefore, fnr
ASssetters stomach Bitter. the great vegetable in
visOFant and Alternative, and reject, With deserved
csasenpS the wore than use3ess melleys o6ered in
IL paee Il il - Important to the publc tn tie
peupsietOss Of the famous restorative, that this aa
vice should be needed. tu-th-At&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
lUllfl tIt lll)b.

The most active, energetic, unfailine and rapia
remedy kDosn ksr thoes humeCoss diseass incident
to an inrure state Of the h'ooA II EnwAnD WILD
Ia's sARsArARlLLA AND r0rA.u. This sEsas
Medicine stands without rvsl. n Is perfectly
peerless. Manufactured With TIE utmost care frca
the puress and tossliest materials. it has sehievsa
reputation fss potency and thorosehne that Pasess
il in the front rank q popular remedies. Cure d
guaranteed in every case, where the directions are
followed. E< thcse diseases, The most terrible Of
which the human b.iy can he sabjeet, namely
Scronila in all its forms; every known variety Of
Constitutional Syphilis, venereal pis-a-e, Nen-
rslsn, Skin Diseases, ~ matter hov oil o. invct-
crate, C,rcAie Rh-uma,issn, Scrnlulcus sose Eyes,
Glsndular Swellinss Of the Neck, ~ el~wherc,
Chronic ChiIls and Fever. letter, Weeping Sors
Leg, Ulcers q every kind, Pimpl~ on the Facs,
Rins~osm, scsld-Ae.d. Falling cut a the MAR, Of
Aliorecia, white Swelling. Hip-icint Disease
Chronic Ery,iPelas, Asue Oak. DrvI-y, etc.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

WASHINGTON, July 6-Baron Geralt
received the following despatch from his
Government:
Public op;aioa in England Is favorable to
North Germany. The Government il not
favorable She acts with the neutrality law
against North Germany a. she did against
America with the Alabama. The Baron
also received letter from Secretary Fish ex-
pressive of the pleasure Of the Cuited States
Government at the adherence Of the German
Government to the principle of exemption Of
private property from seiznre On the high scas.
WAsiirNeTox, July 26-Cen. Sheridan
has received his instructions relating
to his European trip, and will sail in
the steamer leaving New York Wednesday.
He will not be SUBJECT to the Board of Mill
tary officers now IN Europe, and will act in
dependent. He carries with him letters
from the Presidesf, Secretary of War and
General Sherman addressed to prominent
persons in Europe.
Anumber of seizures reported to the Com
mittee on internal Revenue to-day. They
amount in vxlae p 1853 the most ex-
tensive being re<tiiying place in the
Eighth Tennessee District, valued at Sl5, $50.
Applications continue to come from the
South and West OR authority to establish
National Banks. A Large number Of appli-
cations came from the West. Probably four
or five hundred hanks will, before long, 90
into operation. The Comptroller Of the
Currency will not draw On the East for the
81, OOO,OOO provided by Law for the South
and West until al has been taken.
WASHINGTON, July 26-Word comes here
= e
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Notice..

TIME TAX WARRANTS Issued BY TINE
Il City Clerk 10 Patriek NeGooiGle lbe eoastrucf-
Ing si1eva1k - tn nagth - II On serpss b.
tween sixth and Seveath strsets;
Those isoed to the same paYfy ~ coassrursise q
iAevak a tie nassh do a Osses strppt betveso
Main and Seco0d Mreets;
Alss thoas issssa n Hairiek NcCrital fss es.aing
I,acu4ah street from Fifh strsst 10 DssaAvay,
are nav In ny hands 1pr en,leetioa. Fsaalty ~
erues A1gast 18th, 1874.
HENRY DECTELNAN.
City TrsasaKF.
By P. H. NADpEx. Deputy
jyl1d1t&vlA
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
TU COURxE OE INSTRUCTION
In 81 Nary'. female Aea.lrInv comIrisss:

Orshssssyhy, ReasIiDy, Plain and Ornamental
PSnaaaahip, Arithmetic Grammar. ElO-EtI"p,
Anciest and Modern t;e..rsphy, Geology, Ancient
asA Acslera History, Natural Philosophy, Rh"f-
osic and Criticism, Prv-~ and rocsai COMPOSITION,
PAysSolsxy, Nythnl.sy, Astronomy. with ia. u~s
Of ii. Gisbs., Lxie, Mossl and intellectual Phi
iosophy, Chemistry, with the use Of chemical ap'a-
rssus Dosany Algebra, Ge.me'ry, tnliy-i~.
Bookkeeping, French, German and LATIN -'n-
guaee,, Music the Piano Forte, Harp, Neltsi"nf.
and Guitar, Vocal Music Drawing, Printing ~ on
saA watsr Colors, Crayon Painting Pllin and ~
panestd NeedIevorS, Tapestry. Emtr'ii"rI,
Crpehee AMI Lac. work Z~phyr and Wax Flower.
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- - ~
WI Eject Is excessively dun owing to the
heat. Foreign hihkezs are less disposed to sell
Govesnnenh TN hesstofRe,
Nassey ibandant end 80 u sfer cent cn Gov.
0nneaas md seeea socks a csfi
90 duh Selbe The Board, prices e3Se7isS
AZ TIE Buiaa cpek1ie price wss NJ, iron vhieA
n ~ adSsneeA 70 NJ followed By gzsaual Ill
10 ~. C razor II the supensioa oftAe Daak
" Ftahcs Il vss succeeded BY gradual rt0 b
1N01lL 1t the dose. The probable savanCe d
rate discount in Europe bsiae The caa~e,
Cear.ncs ~, eeAWe.
ssssains NAstsalea, fri1Ae % daes 9.ssS7<i good
sill. ssSeex; Prime tight iossSiess
Ohse eEsfnten lilNellx
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KswAap wftSlIis i1.ors siosica blr.Rs
:s.:s;ai.iy Gus. b,.p;s.i.. Liver o;-si.l.s. l.ai-
ssstisa i. N ~ fs.s. Iassr.isssas fsvsr, Fever
~ Agae, 81 IN periodical aissassa h ssliss~
Cole and Flag. Cures csseivrns.. PROVE a In
,isor.a. of . Mil ..a deisA.hl eAaiaes.s ~ s:'i-
cate ,.u.i..; .c,. Is IN alternative .sl ss.ie 81 .-
~ pArpo.es, reruppsass NJ vasled snd dehiii.
.asei ham. ArvSssS.as me iyp.aisS asa IMPROVES
lie i.s,;:si;: bi;;.; !. u.iii. al o.A-r sai'.n.
il. basis bsins pure Oh lourssn cOss.r dissille
wAiskey, While the boly Of an rvsl Psspa-
milton. Is co.io. raw whisky or Aseahe,.
which il in the highest degree extremely de-
leterious To the system. This fAet has Of itssi
Wrongly commended II 10 the eoaAasneeofihe pub-
tic and In usefdi,es has bee, aai~sed BY the IN.
solicited certificate. Of leading men in the nedica
pross.ica and The holy ministry.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
FEMALE ACADEMY.
PROSPECTS
Nsunt -. Nsry's Female Academy
'oNDUcTrD IY IHt
Hl0TE Rs OF CH 4 RlTH.
FEMALE ACADEMY.
And under the pairunsg. of the Right Rev. y j
NEl(,k, Bi.h"p 1T I<a,sn~orth, kansss.


NElSk, Bi.h"p IT I<a,sn~orth, kan>ss.
MOUNT SAINT MARY l. Ls iTEp sol ~
Vl u Leavenworth. a beautiful ELEVATION,
Commanding . view OF the city and Port, and me-
saderinss u the Missouri river, north and s'uth
far ~ the eye reach.
The ground, comprise hfty-s.'.n acre. IN cs-
fensive playground i appropriated exclusively e"
the IL the pupils. The convenience and e"rn-
k,st VI the interior of the building
unsuTTass-1i-spaciOu- and well ventilated 'i"rni-
toSis. toilet ru0nIs, grand study hail. num-rru-
r.~itation Iosi~, music anil draw ing r'"n's larg"
ressrfory and Tsffsshm~r: r-,i,,~ inhrmsry and
di-penxlry-in a word. M pIin> hay. been spared
To render 81 Mary of The mo desirable "tu-
esfisseal institutions in the West
The Academic Year date from the tr,t f.n'isv
in September, and close. on the last III Jun" II =
divided into sessions q. i've months 81, u. Pu.
pils entered after the enhancement IL III" Ss,''
arc charged only With the portion that may -
main.
No reduction will ~ niii. for th">. VII" ave
WithdrsWn before the expiration 81 IT." S'.-ripi,
n Of Sickns<<.