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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-15
STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS

OLD DOMINION MILLS, corner Eighth and
Main Coifees roasted daily for hotels, grocers,
and private families, at 50cents per 100 pounds
See advertisement Virginia Tea and Coffee
StoI .-rr.
w. Is. HERSMAN & co, Eighth street, near
M II. Coffees roasted, and spices and crack
es ground for grocers bakers, and druggists.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-15
: LIQUOR DEALERS-W Wholesale.

J. T.. LIPSCOMBE & co.'s celebrated Rye
Whistles, 1910 Franklin street.
WILLIAM ELLISON, l4so Main street, keeps
constantly on hand large stock OF Rye ana
Bourbon Whiskeys, Imported and Domestic
Brandes. Gin. Rum, Wines. sc.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-15

His Letter of Acceptance Of the Nominau To- !,
for the residency-Comparison of the
past with the Present--A Review OF the Phil-
adeipnja Expressions of Fidelity
to the Republican Party--A Letter worthy
of its Writer.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-15

DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID at W. ]. ANDERSON'S,
s25 Main and 205 Broad street.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-15

RICHMOND & York RIVER RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND VA, May 10, 1872.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE 18th IN
~ SLANT, a PASSENGER TRAIN will be
run between Richmond and West Point, leaving
Richmond every Sunday at 1880 A. M, and re-
turning, arrive in Richmond at p. M. Fare
for the round trip one dollar.
w. N. BRAGG,
nv LIFT Superin tendent.
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Livingstone and Stanley.

New YORK, Aug 3.-Thc Herald's London
dispatch has letters received by MIR: Stanley
from Viscount Enfield, Earl Granville, and
son of DR., Livingstone. Lord Enfield in the
name of Earl Granville, acknowledges the re-
ceipt of letters and documents from DR.. Llv-
ingstone, delivered by Mr.. Stanley to Her Ma
jesty's Ambassador at Paris, for transmission
to the foreign department. Earl Granville says
in his letters that he has no doubt of the gen.
uneness of the letters purportlng to come from
DIR. Livingstone.
The son of DR.. Livingstone says. he has no
doubt that the papers and letters brought to
him by Mr. Stanley are from bis father.
The Herald's London dispatch says that
Stanley was invited to dine with Lord Stanley,
Lady Franklin and other distinguished per-
sons.
Lieut.. Dawson, chief of the search expcdi-
ton which sailed from Eng land in the
steamer Abydos, before Stanley's first dispatch
announcing his meeting with Livingstone, was
received, left Zanzibar for England on the DIST
Of May, and is expected to arrive in London
about the middle of next month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-03
CHURCH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW.

CHRIST CHURoH-Morning prayer at n
o'clock Sermon and communion u. II oclock,
by Rev. DR.. Sparrow.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH-Communion service at
IL a. nj. in the Lecture Room.
GRACE CHURCH-ServIce at II a. m
ST. MARYs CHURCH-MasS at and II a. m
Vespers at 5 p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH-No service.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURcH-Service IN
the morning and at night, by Rev. DR.. Bullock.
METH. Er1s CHURcH-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Hemenway..
MKrH EpIs. CHURCH SouTH-Sermon in the
morning by Rev Mr.. Mills Noserylce at night.
METH. Prot. CHURCH-Sermon IN the morn
ing and at night, by Rev. DR.. Killgore.
BAPTIST CHURCH-No service.
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc N-Prayel
meeting in the NJ +. Church South, at four p. m.
Jail services at 2p. m. Aims House services at :
o'clock p. m. During the week there will bs
daily prayer meetings in the rooms of the Asso.
eston at 5 p. M Open air Meeting at E! pm,
on the corner Of King and Fayette streets
and at the Canal basin, at Il y. IN.
GERMAN LUTHERAS-Sermon In the morning
by Rev. Mr.. Bischoff
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EDUGHTIDNAL.
4 LENANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ No. III King st.
Rev. Dr. LITTLE and LADY. PRINCIPALS.

TO THE FRIENDS OF EDUcATIoN
Before selecting your School, you are respect
July invited to read and weigh the following
eonslderatIons l. Having settled here, the
be made permanent. 3 1t is to include all
| grades of Female Education, from the elem entsrv
to the highest collegiate course. g. The united
efforts OF the Principal and his Lady will be
have for the moral and intellectual cultivation
of those placed under their charge. 4. The
Principal being graduate of Oglethrope Uni
| versity, Milledgeviile, Ga, and having had
twenty years experience at the head of Colleges,
should tend to inspire confidence and secure pa
ton of education 1.-THE highest degree of cult
walton and development of all that is useful and
desirable in human nature and the subjugation
of all that is not" Cali available means will be
used to accomplish this work. 6. Rates of TUT
ton: Primary, ST; Preparatory, $40; Collie
and Music at Professors charges. T. Young
ladies preparing to teach will receive a full
course in Didactcs. s. Special inducements to
pupils that may remain in our School five years
y. Advantages OF apparatus, experiments, lee
lures, &C.. Sc.
Local References-Rev. Dr. Johnston. Rev.
DR.. Bullock, Rev. Mr. Busey, Rev DR.. Norton,
Rev. w. F. Hemenway, Rev. Mr. Ryland, Mr..
s F. Gregory, M George Il. Robinson, Col
S Ashby, Mr.. Benoni Wheat Mr.. George E.
French, MI j. NJ Broadus.
From numerous testimonials, which can be
seen by calling on the Principal, at No SO St.
Asaph street. or at the school building, the fol-
lowing are printed by permission:
From Rev. j. T. Johnston, formerly Rector of
St Pauls Church, Alexandria
understand that the Rev. Dr. John Little
and Lady are about to open frst-cass Female
School in Alexandria. From my knowledge of
their social position, intellectual attainments and
eminently successful experience as educators in
the highest grades of the Schools in the West, I
can safely recommend them to the fullest conf
dence Of the public and believe they will be
fully appreciated when tried. Mrs Little, l
firmly believe, will be strong coadjutor of the
Doctor. l write with confidence, as, from my
knowledge of the parties, sure the public
will not be disappointed. j. T. JOHNSTON.
Alexandria Va, July S, 1872.
From Bishop Keener.l
take great pleasure in recommending the
Rev. DR.. J. Little as one who has given great
satisfaction as teacher, both in Louisiana and
previous to his residence in this State, as have
had occasion to know; also to say that, as Min
lister of the Gospel and as good and true man,
he is beloved and highly appreciated in the
Church where he has labored.
aug l-w4w j. c. KEEEER.
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Real Estate Exchanges.

The following exchanges of real estate in this
city for the month ending July olst, are report
ed by Green s. Wise, Real Estate Agents
w w Whiting ct TX to James Green lot W
cor Cameron and Water streets, 500.
J B Daingerfeld ct TX to e F Webster lot on
east side of Royal street 1872 feet & inches south
of Wolfe, 22x134 feet $3.50.
side of Cameron street, between Patrick and
Henry, 10 # l in xS3 # in, Sl25.
L d Harrison ct MS to L Bendhem house and
lot north side of King st, 10 # II In west of Fay
cite St. II # l0l in xlU0 it, $500.
Jane Z Alexander to John " Green square
of ground, bounded BY Royal, Fairfax, Wythe
and Pendleton sts $3.50.
BF Price ct ux to Thos Hoy house and lot on
west side of Fairfax st, 45 It south of Wilkes, 10
# xl13 # 10 in $3.50.
Duke and Alfred SITS, IS # xlO2 # 10 in, $l75O.
David Pullman ct ux to A g. F r 4 Go lot on
east side of Fayette St. bet Cameron and Queen,
81 # in x93 # in, $525.
r M Latham to 4 J Latham lot east side of
Fairfax st, bet King and Prince $500.
Jas Green ct ux to Geo Morris lot on Payne
st, north of Wilkes st, 80 #, 10OxhO #, $3.50.
r T Lucas ct ux to Geo Morris house north
side of Wolfe st, bet Columbus and Alfred, $3.50
Lewis Mckenzie to w P Graves, one undi,,
yided sixth part Of lot . cor S Sa16 and
Elizabeth Perry and others to W Graves
house and lot on west side of Fairfax, bet Glib
bon and Franklin sts lOOfeet x246 # l9in, SOW
w Taylor comm'r, to J AgneW lot 5
cor Union and Wolfe sts 50x80 #, sou.
G w Davis ct ux to David Pullman lot east
side of Fayette st, between Cameron and Queen,
81 # in x9l # 3 in, $500.
r Johnston trustee and others to ] Agnew
lot east side of Union st, 50 # south of Wolfe,
50 # xl26 # in, $3.50
VIM Gray to Alfred Hamilton house and lot
west side of Royal St. 100 # north of Wolfe, 10
# x99 # in, S675.
Samuel johnson to Armistead Pearson house
and lot on south side of Cameron st. bet Patrick
and Henry, Is IT in xS3 # in, S4Oo.
VIM. Gregory ed TX to Michael Smith lot on
east side of Patrick st, bet Cameron and Prin-
cess, Sll0. .as@
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EDUCHTFONHL.
IIIESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE,
w For students of both sexes in distinct de-
partments WESTMINSTER MD.


This Institution is under the special patronage
of the Maryland Annual Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church, but is strictly
free from any sectarianism, either in its course
of study or rules of discipline. Male and female
students recite in separate classes, but all have
the advantage of instruction from every Profess
sor having charge Of the studies pursued.
The Vice-Principal, Rev. DR.. Nichols, the
Preceptress miss Hance) and several other mem
bers Of the Faculty reside in the college building
and have constant Oversight of the boarding stu
dents. The course Of study is thorough, under a
competent corps of thirteen Instructors. The
Ninth sem-Annual Session will begin Septem-
Der 3 1872.
EXPENSES PER SESSION OF q WEEKS.
Board, lodging, washing, fuel and light...SO 90
Tuition in Preparatory Department....... II 30
Tuition in Collegiate ......... 80 20
Instruction in Music with use of instru-
HlcHIs 70 w
Naturalization fee payable on entering
Collegiate Department. ..............."... 5 90
No extra charges for any study in the regular
course For Catalogues address
j. 7. WARD, D D., President.
aug 2-6w Westminster Md.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE aAZETTE.]
The North Carolina Election.

NEW YORK, Aug. "a Raleigh dispatch
to the Herald says:-''It may take an othcia
court to give the result in North Carolina
The democrats there claim majority of two OF
three thousand. The republicans, however,
decline to give up the result, although the Era,
a republican pa per, comedies the election Of
Merrimon by small majority.
A World special says Merrimon thinks his
majority will be six thousand.
The Times is unwilling to give the State to
the Democrats, and thinksit may take till Mon
day to settle the question.
The Tribune rcjoices over the victory, claim
ing ! 900 majority in the State at tue lowest,
and the third, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
Congressional districts, and it does not abandon
any of the others.
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SPECIAL .vOTICES.

Gss- ST JOSEPH & DENVER CITY r. K.
CO. EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No. 81 Nassau ST.,
New York, August lst, l872-The Coupons
and Registered Interest, due August 10Th, 1872,
on the First Mortgage Eight per cent e per
cent? Gold Bonds of the st. Joseph and Denver
City Railroad Company, BOTH EASTERN
and WESTERN DIVISION, will be paid at
pany of the City of New York, upon presenta-
ton and demand, on after that date, free of tax.
FRANCIS A. COFFIN, Asst Treas.
New York aug 1-2W
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CT. JOHNS ACADEMY,
y ALEXANDRIA, VA.

CT. JOHNS ACADEMY,
- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Thirty-Fourth Annual Session of St.
Johns Academy will begin September I'd, 1872.
The course of nsruction Is that of high school,
and, as the experience of many years has shown,
it affords rs practical an education as any re-
aecting man can desire for his sons, though 9TH
er subjects than bookkeeping and arithmetic
receive some attention. The short drill, under
arms, which precedes each daily session, having
been found most advantageous both to the health
of the students and the discipline of the school,
all who arc not physically disqualified are re-
CURED to participate in it, though, as no stu
dent is expected to uniform until he needs new
clothing, there is no additional expense incur
red The school is provided with a fine set Of
Chemical Philosophical and Astronomical In
struments, and has an extensive Cabinet of Min
erals, and School Library of d thousand vol
umes.
For Board and Tuition, S62.50 quarter, pay
able in advance. For Tuition only, So, 50 or
$40, according to class.
For Catalogues address
RICHARD L. CARNE, A. M,
auo 1-ao1m Principal
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aug 1-eoln

DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
ID Miss E. B. CARRIER, pr;no;n.1s
Miss A. L. TEBBS, i'i0' pals
The English Branches are taught by the Prin-
cipals with competent assistants.
TEACHERS:
Miss NJ. E. STEWART, Drawing and Paint
ing
Miss E. HUBBARD, Vocal Music.
LOUIS GANBIN, French.
K. KEMPER, Ancient Languages, Trgo-
nometry.
DR.. r. H. STABLER, Lecturer on Philoso-
ply, Botany and Chemistry.
= EDWIN B. HAY, Washington, D, c., Pen
manship and Bookkeeping.
The 18th annual Session of this Institution
opens September 16, 1872 Every effort will be
made to secure the comfort and happiness of the
boarding and day pupils. The Institution offers
the ADVANTAGE of long experience and complete
arrangement for instruction in every depart
ment of study.
For Circulars, containing full particulars adj
dress Miss E. b. CAREER,
jy 3l-tO1 Box Ill, Alexandria, Virginia.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. August 3, | | a.

WASHINGTON, August 3, Il a. N.
Probabilities -Northerly to westerly winds
from Lake Erie to North Carolina with cool
clearing weather, extending this forenoon over
all the Middle States and by this afternoon
over New England. The northwestIy winds
veer to northerly on the South Atlantic and
Gulf, with clearing and clear weather. North,
erly winds and clear, cool weather will prevail
in the upper lakes and southwark through, the
Mississippi valley to Tennessee, with slight
cloudiness in the Ohio valley this evening.
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A Fetc.

SOUTHAMPTON, August 3.-Rear Admiral
James Alden, and many of the officers attached
to the American feet, were entertained yes
terday at garden party given in their honor by
the Mayor of Southampton The fcte took place
at the ruins of Nettley Abbey, about three
miles from this city and was brilliant success
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-03
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, August 3.-Wheat is
without material change since yesterdays re-
port the offerings to-day consisted almost en-.
tirely of from common to medium offerings OF
230 bushels white and 4416 of red, with sales OF
the former at 1877 for prime, and of the latter at
las, 49, 153 1885, 156, 57 and 160 for fair to very
good samples. Corn is fairly active; offerings OF
800 bushels white, with sales at IS. and ITO of
mixed at II. Rye is quiet offerings of GO BUSH
els, with sales at Is and 80 Oats are dull; offer
ings of GA bushels. with sales at 43.
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The Markets.

New York, Aug 3.-Stocks very weak. Gold
strong at l5s Money firm at a. Virginia SKIES
A new 80. Flour firm Wheat quiet and un-
changed Corn steady.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3-Va. skies, old, $751; do
consolidated So W. Va skies Is bid Cotton
quiet; low middlings 204. Flour unchanged and
in good demand for new and fresh Wheat firm !;
stock scarce choice amber lIOal75; good to
prime red l55a165 Corn firm and steady; white
Southern II; mixed Western 63a64 Oats quiet
but firm mixed 43a45 Rye frmer at 65a7O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-03

THE C. A. FARwELL-The ship c. A. Far
we'll, which cleared to-day for San Francisco,
did not sail on account of the loss of one seaman
drowned in attempting to escape from the yes
sci, and the escape of another whilst 10 transit
from Baltimore to Alexandria These men had
received an advance of fifty dollars each.
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The Cuban priVateer.

New York, August "a Washington dis
patch says that the u. S. revenue cutter Moe
casin is still watching the Cuban privateer
Pioneer at Newport. Her guns are shotted
and she has orders to sink the Pioneer should
she attempt to escape These orders Withdraw
the Moccasin from police duty and it is
runlorcd that the Cuban sympathizers taking
advantage thereof, have started another expe-
dition to Cuba under the most favorable aus
piccs
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The InfernafiOnalS.

New YORK, Aug "a London letter, says
one of the most Influential members Of that In
ternational workingmen's association asserts
that it is not improbable that the dissolu ton
oil the association will be accomplished at the
coming General Congress at the Hague on the
End of September.
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DIR. HOuard Again.

New York. Aug. 3.-A Washington dis
patch says that Dr. Houard has forwarded a
claim for damages for his Imprisonment by the
Spanish government to the American consul at
Cadiz. His claim will. probably come before
the Spanish American Commission sitting at
WASHINGTON.
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The Opinion Of the London Press.

LONDON, Aug. Sit is the general opinion
of the London press that the letters Of Sumner
and Banks advocating the election of Greeley,
together with the democratic victory in North
Carolina Indicate beyond doubt the election
of Greeley and Brown in November.
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PORT OF ALEI.4.NDRI.7, .9UGUST 8.

ARRIVED.
Brig G Packard, Packard, Washington, to
P Agnew.
Schrs Mary Stewart, Louisa and Wanata,
Washington, and Abby E Campbell, Provi-
dence, to American Coal Co.
Schr w w Hackett, Havre-de-Grace, to w A
Smoot.
SAILED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, by J Brodcrs s.
Co. She had about one hundred and fifty pas
sengers on board, found to the different land
ings and watering places on the river and bay.
Schr Joseph Baxter, Georgetown, by w A
Smoot.
Schr james Phelps, Pawtuckett, by Hump
shire and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr T Tul, Norfolk, by Shinn s. Go.
Schr Lookout, Nichols, Boston, by j ? Agnew
MEMORANDA.
Schr T N Stone, for Bath hence, at Vineyard
Haven 1st instant.
Schr Nj w Hopper, hence at Bridgeport Both.
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CapslzEs. .-The cat boat Mollie Mckay,
capsized off Fishtowu yesterday evening Her
only occupant was boy named Pat Duffey.
who chung to her sides until he was rescued by
two colored men who went to his assistance IN
Il row boat.
A Nancy Doodle was capsizcd off Prince
street dock at half-past twelve o'clock to day.
1t contained three boys-Duffey, to whom the
accident mentioned above occurred, Simpson,
and one whose name was not ascertained-
chung to its sides until the tug Katie Wise
which steamed to their assistance at once, res
cued them.
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To the Conservative Voters of the City
and County Of Alexandria,.

You are requested to meet in your respective
Wards and Townships on WEDNE SDA1
EVENING, 7th inst, at s. o'clock, to nominate
two (2) delegates and two. ~ alternstes from
each Ward and Township, to represent the city
and county in the Congressional Convention, to
be held in Alexandria on Thursday the 10Th inst
The Ward meetings will be he'd at the fol-
lowing places:
First Ward-Relief Hook and Ladder House.
Second Werd-Conncil Chamber.
Third Ward-Court House.
Fourth Ward-Friendship Engine House.
The Township Superintendent will procure
suitable places for the meetings of the voters in
their respective Townships.
By order Of the County Comnlittee
JNO. B. SMOOT,
County Superintendent.
Gro r. SH1NN, Secretary. aug2 I'd
rHOICE q. P.TEA received this day and
h,r Topo a i e. LII KIN.
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Rejoicing over North Carolina.

New YORK, Aug. 3.-The congrat1lIatory
circular issued to-day by the Democratic and
Liberal Republican Committee in honor of the
election in North Carolina says that one hun
dred guns will be fired here to, day over the re-
snlt
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LAUNcH.-The steam tug Keystone, with
her flags flying, was launched at Berrys ship
yard this morning, in the presence of large
number of interested spectators, and now lies
in King street dock. She glided off the ways
into her element beautifully, and amid the
hurras of those who had assembled to witness
the spectacle, and many toast was drank on
the spot to her welfare. She was built for
Capt. Matt Kersey, by Mr.. Thomas Berry,
an Alexandria mechanic, and reflects great
power and was made by Mr.. W. S. Moore, and
the boiler was made by Mr.. Jacob Germon
She will be ready for work in about two weeks
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aug 2-6Y
D DAN OKE LEG e.

This Institution, located at Salem Va, will
open its next session with full corps of PROBES
sors on the 4th of September.
ENTIRE EXPENSE FOR A TEN MONTHS SESSION.
By boarding in private families $3.50
81 College and boarding house. 200
Clubs Observation-Disclosures. $50
D. F. B1TTLE President.
Salem, Roanoke co., aug 2-lm
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Contradiction.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. 1.-The rnmor
of the illness of COL Thomas a. Scott which
has been telegraphed over the country, is with
out foundation. COL Scott is in the enjoyment
of vigorous health and has not lost moment
from his Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-03

TEACHERS INSTITUTE. are requested
to say that the Teachers Institute for the city
and county of Alexandria will be held on the
10Th, 9th, and 18th days of this month, and
the examination of teachers on the 29h. Ben
jamin Hallowcl, j. Ormoud Wilson, Superin-
teudcnt of Schools in Washington, Francis Mil
Ter, VIM f. Carne, L. NJ Backford, and other
gentlemen we'll versed in school discipline, have
been invited to deliver lectures during the In
situte, and most, if not all Of them, will, prob
ably, accept.
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CA.SAL CO.U.NERCE.
s&~1IIIIIsh ssAe-1nIEIIS aS4s-1I..!:
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
Coal Co: boats J Vanderyoort, CT Liyermore,
G Dubois } A Alexander, U G Hamilton,
Henry, c Clifton and Edward Bayer, to Amer
lean Coal Co; boats Fleckenstien, Thos Has
sett, w F Hassett, j F Hitch and M Spier to
New Central Coal Co; boats Fl Gatrell, L g
boat Thos Sherman, for Washington, D. G.; boat
Henry Wade, to E Francis.
DEPARTURES.
Boats a Perkins, P L Lemen, Harvey Fisk,
M A Edwards, Ben Williamson, D w Sloan,
VIM p Woolls, Annie Bell, NJ A Myers, }
Vandervoort Mayfeld s. Heiston, G F Liver
more Fleckenstien, G Dubois, J A Alexan-
der Henry Wade, Thos Hassett, J II Gatrell,
u Hamilton, w 7 Hsssett, + Hitch, G Gilt
ton, Sam'l Henry and M E Spier, for Cum
berland,
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Holiday.

LONDON, Aug. 3.-Monday will be observed
az holiday here and at Liverpool. The Bank
of England will be closed and no business will
be transacted either IN the Stock. or Cotton
Exchange.
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THANKSGIVING.

PARIS. Aug. 2-Thanksgiving services for
the great success of the new loan are to be held
in the French churches tomorrow.
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Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL OF V1R-
IL GINA, NEAR ALEXANDRIA.-The
10Th Annual Session of this School FOR BOYS
opens SEPTEMBER 25, 1872 Terms $3.50 per
year. Catalogue, with particulars, sent on ap-
plication to L. NJ. BLACKBOARD, NJ. A,
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