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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16
pROI'OS8LS.
NOTICE TO WELL-DIGGERS.

-
Sealed proposals will be received until AL,
GUST 23d for DIGGING A WELL in the coal
cellar Of the New Market Building-ssid well to
be feet diameter in the clear, of sufficient depth
for thorough drainage, and to be bricked up Ii
will also be covered over with inch all heart
Georgia pine or locust, secured to frame 4X6
| all heart The contra tor will be required to re-
move the dirt and leave the premises and street
free from distractions. and be liable for all dam
age to the building and pavement-the sand dug
out of the we'll to be the property OF the city, but
must be removed to the street by contractor ana
piled separately from the dirt. Bids must be
for per foot in depth Right TO reject reserved
by the committee. JOS. HOP
aug lG5t Chairman Com. on Pub. Prop
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals will be received until AUGUST
Goth by the Committee OH the Poor, a! the Office
of W. A. Moore for furnishing ONE QUAR-
TER'S SUPPLIES for the use of the City
Aims House, in quantities rs specified in the fol-
lowing estimate. All articles furnished by ssld
contractor shall be subject to the inspection OF
said committee, who Will award the contract to
the lowest bidder, according to quality and price.
ESTIMATE.
$50 pounds Shoulder Bacon
rs bushels Corn Meal TO be delivered Ms
TO bushels Horse Feed wanted
barrels Flour-Supcrlnc.
10 gallons Vinegar.
barrel Molassas.
SUNDRI ES-Coal Oil, Candles, Butter, Pep
per, Mustard Rice, Ma chcs, Shoes and Dry
Goods, us wanted.
Also Horse Shucing
Also II tons White Ash Stove Coal, for rest
of season.
aug l5-td w. A. MOORE, Chairman.
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COunter Suit.

New York, Aug. l6-Platt aud Boyd
against whom the government nave conmenc-
ed suits for the recovery OF million oolaIs;
have instituted a counter suit against opeclal
Agent Jayne to recover damages Tor treSpass
They complain that books aud papers not com
nlained of 10 the warrant were selZeu pS oaSne
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Ey.I'residemt Theirs.

PARIS, Aug l6-M. Theirs arrived at Bel
fort Yesterday in accordance with promise
long Since made to visit that town afterit had
been evacuated by the Germans. The inhabl-
tants were very enthusiastic in their dcmonstra
tious of welcome to their distinguished visitor.
The town was decorated with flags, and in the
evening was very brilliantly Illuminated. Later
10 the evening the ex-Prcsident was serenaded
a. his hotel
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Renorts from Cuba.

New YORK, Aug. l6.-Cuban corresp11;o 81,
deuce state that Inactivity 10 the lnsutsou u.'
trct continues The Insurgents are III s. .hn ~,
force near Santiago de Cuba and some OF them
have entered the city, e1ec'lpg retreat WIFI
out mulestatlon.
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Testimonial TO Theirs.

New York, August lG.-SubS,erlpli!on l's i,
are circulating among the French citizens o.
this CITY Tor testimonial to Theirs IN recog !.
ton of his services aud policy by when e .ne
speedy devcrauce of French territory lron'
German occupation was insured.
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From, TrUXilIO.

New York. Aug. l6.-Honduras advlces to
the 4th state that General Paacio's revolution
ary forces remained in quiet possession OF Irux
lilo until the l4th Of July, when they evacuat-
ed it and proceeded on the steamer Gen. Sher-
man to Omoa, and were reported to be march
ing on the interior. Business is almost entirely
suspended on account Vi the unsettled state OF
affairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16
NEW GOODS!
NE w GOODS!

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Ladies Hoopskirts, new style.
Leather Belts, large supply.
Linen Towels and Toweling.
India Rubber and Wire Bust!es.
Hair Brushes and Combs.
Hosiery for ladies and children.
Half Hose for men and boys.
Mosquito Netting, all colors.
Cambria Edging and Inserting.
Lace Edging, wide and narrow.
Inserting and Trimming Braid
Hemstitched Handkerchief.
Colored Bordered Hsndkc:chels.
Linen Shirt Bosoms.
Paper and Linen Shirt Collars.
Wristbands, new style.
Thread Gloves, all sizes.
Gauze Mcrino Shirts.
Suspendcrs, together with a full assortment of
goods in our line.
.aug 10 K. l.. WOOD
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fEE>oSAL.-Judge Z. NJ. Lowe, of the Cor
rIa'o" Court, left this city yesterday for the
"A'te Sulphur Springs, where Mr.. e. W.
",1,'t'r>, also of this city, is recreatlng.
!. ). lakewood is at Long Branch.
samuel Miller is at Naragauset Pier, r. L.
-, =; A. Dixon AID family are at the Rock
bridge Baths.
w. \. Taylor is at Bedford Springs, Pa.
heV D: +. Sprigg is at the Old Sweet
''WIt"gS, Monroe county, W. Va.
W. ". Cazenove is at Wellesley, Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

HE MARKET, this morning, was very well
supplied considering the rain of yesterday. The
market people from the country occupied the
>,aer in the interior Of the market square.
Butcher, meats excellent. but without change
IL prices. We have, also, not much change to
ao'c: in the price of vegetables except green
corn, which is now selling at 10 or II cts. per
w. Tomatoes 50 cts. per peck; luna beans
- ct. rcr quart; cabbages from 2al0 cts. per
n.al tucr 50a4O Cts. per ID. for fresh; eggs
- t> Ter doz.; peaches 80 cts per peck; water
';'g1, prices according to size. ln the fish
market there were some fresh fish at 10 CTS per
''!:i sturgeon at cts. per ID.
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CoufessiOn Of Guilt.

New YORK, Aug, Lott is reported that
The negro Beers who was arrested 90 su>p'ciou
OF numbering Della Coocoran at hAcelslor
Grove on the Hudson river, made confession
of his crime, lie first outraged her ana th 41
through fear of discovery murdered her' lie
denies having any accompilce.
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WASHINGTON, August l6. IL a

WASHINGTON, August Is. p a. N.
For the northern portion of the Middle State,
southerly to westerly winds, slightly increasing
pressure and light raiu duriog the day. For
the southern portion of the Middle States,
southcry to westerly Winds slightly rising teul-
pcraturc and partly cloudy and clearing
>ppnr h,4r
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The Congressional Grab.

New YORK, Aug 10 congressman George
T. Hoar. of Mass, has written a denuncatory
reply to General Buffers letter defending the
hack pay act and assailiog the press, explain
;np why he did not husclf take the pay,
charging Butler with quarrelllng with every
BODY, and applying good many hard cpthets
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Death from Foul Air.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug l6.-John Fritz. en-
ployed at Bergner & Eugles lager beer brew
cry was overpowercd by foul air while cleaning
out a tank, and died before he could be res
cued.
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Abandoned.

PARIS, August lG.-The proposition to
celebrate the final evacuation by uational tes-
tival has been abandoned on the ground that
Alsacc aud Lorraine have not been restored.
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COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, August lC-Wheat
is in light receipt, and the market is unchanged;
offerings of IS bushels white and $50 of red, with
sales OF the former at l53 for good, and of the
latter at 1876 and l47 for inferior to medium, and
1871 and 100 fer prime Corn is quiet and steady
offerings of 7l6 bushels mixed, with sales at 90
and Is. Offerings of 100 bushels Oats; no sales
rcnnrted
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weather Probabilities.

New York, Aug lG.-Steamcrs sailing for
Europe to-day take out SlGS, G5S in silver bars
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Naval.
MADRID,

MADRID, Aug. l6.--The British eunboca!t
Torch has arrived at Aciant from London VII
dispatches for the Commander of the English
fleet
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Health of the Emperor OF Germany.

New YORK, Aug. l6.-A Berlin dispatch
says that one of the events for which 1t Is well
to be prepared is the death Of the German Em-
peror. he is now at Ems taking the waters
and is in fairly good health. Apprchenslons
about his case arise not So much rom spechc
attacks Of illness as from varons signs, lnsign!-
ticant when taken apart, but full OF significance
when grouped together. His journey to St.
Petersburg lett, it is said, a bad effect on his
constitution. 1t was thought that the Emper-
or's illness during the visit Of the Shah was
tegncd but his prostration was genuine and
complete 1t was caused by nervous suffering
brought on by the cXceutrlcllleS OF the guest.
He was attacked with iaiuting one afternoon
and was unconscious an hour. This fact has
been carefully concealed from the public. In
smaIl matters the Emperor shows sometimes
the weakness Of child. He is pctuIent and
has morbid dread OF being left alone Ills
journey to Eius was undertaken against the
advice of his physicians. They wished him TO
spend the summer at Pottsdam aud give his
tired constitution long term Of rest. They
have practically forbidden him to visit vienna.
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Failures Reported.
Specie SlliDnlcnt.

LONDON, Aug. l6-Several failures III the
Liverpool cotton trade are reported to day.
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TELEGR A PHI.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAzETTE]
Southern Historical association.

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Aug. l6.-The Historical Convention prior to
adjournment, yesterday, adopted a series Of
resolutions for its government, ard elected Gen.
Early President, R. NJ. L. Hunter, Vice Pres-
dent, and G. W. Mumford. Secretary, and one
Vice Presid .pt from each Southern State, after
which it adjourned till to-day.
Upon reassembling to-day committee was
appointed to meet Mr.. Jefferson Davis, who is
to arrive to-night,and The body then adjourned
over until Monday so as to receive the dis
tinguished man.
The Historical Association met at II clock
today, Gen. Eariy psesiding, Admiral Simms
desiring to correct certain points 10 his own
career, which had been vigorously assailed. He
delivered very able address, fully aud clearly
refutiug the charges Of his ca!umniators.
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The Officers and Members of the
GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
Would respectfully inform the public that they
will have an
EXCURSION TO CARLIN'S SPRINGS,
On MON DAY, August Is 1873.
Among the amusemcnts Of the day there will
be PIGEON SHOOTING. The best shot will
receive prize, consisting Of Game Bag. Shot
Pouch and Powder Flask, to be presented by
McsSrs Herbner and Bossart
A CREASED PIG will be started and the
person catching and holding i: for five minutes
will be entitled to it. -
Alsoa SACK RACE FOR CHILDREN.
The MAXINE BRASS and STRING BAND
has been engaged for the occasion.
Master Of Ccrcmonies-R. NJ. LATHAM.
Floor .Nttlagcrs.
~ Schuler. &. Held
Committee Of arrangements.
j. Attends chem, l.. Marcus, e. Kcchner, l..
Brill. j. Thomas, e. VAIL, j. Bohraus,
0. Yuntt. NJ Pohlman, +. Melchur,
George A. Bossart
Refreshments will be furnished by Messrs
llcrbner and Bossart at city prices.
Trains will run as follows: Leave the Depot,
corner Princess and Fairfax streets, at and II
m, 80, D. Is, & and p. m; returning, leave
the Springs ut z $50 and II p. m
Tickets so cts each children under twelve
years 80 cts. aug ltd
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oIltE REPORT. There we're no cases at
, -, the station house or Magistrate offices
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Ellie HAVEN INSTl tn TIE,
- No. III Queen street,

2eyandrla va.
Principal, Miss ANNA t. DERRICK, late of
the Bishops School, Easton, Md.
The Fifteenth Annual Session of this School,
formerly under Miss CARRIERS charge will COM
mence on MONDAY, the 18th day OF Septem-
Der, under the direction of Miss Derrick Eve
ry effort will be made to sustain the hi Ugh reputa-
ton of this widely known and popular School,
Competent and experienced teachers will be en-
ployed in every department, and the Principal
hopes to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor her with their patronage.
Terms per half session, payable in advance.
For board and tuition in the entire English
course, S125 90
For day scholars: yer quarter in advance.
Preparatory Glass, o. o.
Junior Class, lUUO
IntnrmeIis1n Glass II 50
Senior, 10 w
For Circulars containing further information
apply rs above
references: RI Rev. Bishop Lay, Easton.
Md; Rcvs. Geo. L. Norton, ID. +. ,Sprlgg, Il.
II. Mckim, and X. Kemper esq. AlexandrIa
Va. aug 6-eotOl
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DOTOMAC ACADEM 7,

formerly Alexandria Boarding SCHOOL,
Established by Benjamin Halowell in 1924.
\ complete English Classical and Mathemat-
ica course taught also French, German and
Spanish Next session will commence SEP
Ten BERl7. Catalogues furnished at request.
Terms For b,ard, tuition, washing and lights,
$50 per half session in advance. For day
scEolurs ST. 80 for tt.ition in English branches,
= 81 in Greek and Latin (eiLher or both) and
81 80 in ,Ioucn Languages (each) per quarter
in advance Apply ut 80 Prince ST., or address
CHARLES S. TAY LOR, | Associate
JOHNS BLACKBURN, Principals,
" 2i-2iwtt Alexandria, Virginia.
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Tho Weather in England.

LONDON, Aug 1.-THE weather is very warm
here to-day. Thermometer marking 50.
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LOST avn EOI.NU.
WANTED.

w FARM in Culp per county, Va, convo-
ncnt to the railroad, Tor Alexandria or Wash
ington city real estate. Address GEORGE Ii.
ROBINSON g. son, Union street. Alexandria,
aup 1-2aWbW
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CT. JOHNS ACADEM \,

C1T. JOHNS ACADEMY,
TIE OLDEST BOARDING SCHOOL IN
VIRGINIA.
The thirty li.h annual session will begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1879.
All expenses only SG2 50 quarter Send for
Catalogue to drawer u, Alexandria, Va"
RICHARD l.. CAKNE, a. NJ,
suo1-1m prncpal.
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RAILROAD REcEIpTs. The following are the
receipts by the w. c., V. NJ. & G. s. Railroad
torhs week Corn 3, 396 bushels, wheat c, Cos,
rye 10 oats $50, seed 80, potatoes 1896, onions
~, dried fruit 80, -four 5l4 bbls, ground sumac
n,IGo lbs, bark "a cords, sumac 3,0l0 sacks,
blooms $500 lbs, fowls Is coops, apples 81
bis, butter IL frkius, eggs II boxes, leather
% rolls, wool "a sacks, calves 26, damsons
BIDS vegetables box, vinegar Dbl, tobacco
boxes, feathers sack, sheep skins ! bale,
cait skins TO- hides 80 bundles, tallow box,
pig iron 10000 lbs, glassware 10 cas- ks and
box.s, iron $3.50 lbs, furniture 10 packages,
rags ,5to lbs, brooms bundles, slaves . bun
dis, empty casks 80, lumber 5000 feet, oak
lumber 5000 feet cattle aud sheep Is cars,
cross ties ] car
During the week the Following were the re-
cciptS by the W. 90 R. r.: Corn 3, 800 bush
els, wheat 1873, oats 90, meal 1856, -four Is bbls,
appcs - bbls and boxes, vinegar Dbl, green
corn $ bills, butter "a bhls and kegs, eggs "A
ibis and boxes, calves 4S, lambs II, fowls |
e1opS, potatoes 80 bushels, Onions &c bushels,
>alnac 81 bags, hay IS bal les, feathers bales,
did iron aud casting 4, 100 lbs, wood car loads
stock car load. milk 60 gallons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

The CASAI.-We have no intelligence OF
farther breaks or washes on the canal though it
!. probable that the freshet of the past two
,ays ha, caused some additional damage. DULY
two boats cleared this port yesterday. 1t was
ramored last night that there IS break at
Ulaucr Branch near Berlin, that exceeds in
naguirude and extent any previous one. No
definite information. however, could be OBJ
,aluvd. = Cans. Ne,cs Of yesterday.
Ia addition to the above We learn from au
thruli: sources that number of small breaks
have occurred and many sand bars have been
washed iuto the canal, caused by the late heavy
rains, which will delay the resumption of navl-
CATION after the principal break has been re-
paired, and that it is not now expected that
coal will reach here before the latter part of
next week. Lu the meantime the supply here
aulal Georgetown is exhausted Ii was expect
u that the repairs to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad would be completed and coal reach that
lily ty that way to-day. A number of vessls
that have reached here have gone to that city
f''r cargocs, while some few will remain here.
The interruption tc canal navigation has been
,crous draw back, in many respects.
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WANTED TO HIRE-A WHITE WO-
w MAN, to do general homework. Apply
ut this office ly SS-tt
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TIME SCHOOL OF MISS BELLE SMITH
l. will be resumed. at l40 King st., on NON
DAY September I'D Applcatiel or adlnls-
sion Of pupils will BIZ received and information
given ut No. 24l King street. aug ll-eo4w
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ExCERSsO.>.S avn PICySICS.

GRAND PICNIC AND TOURNAMENT.
VI One of the largest Picnics and Tournaments
held in this portion of Virginia since the war
will take place ut BRENTSV1LLE, Prince
William county, on TUESDAY, August 18th.
Riding will commence vt 10 o'clock tt. m. The
successful Knight will in addition to the honor
Of browning the Queen, be awarded II fine Silver
Watch Us the best rider in the counties repre-
sented. The counties Of Prince William, tatl-
qllicr, Cupeper Stafford Fairfax and Loudoun
arc already represented on the lists of knights; ;
and other counties are invited to representation
by their champions in horsemanship. a large
platform for dancing will be constructed, and
the finest musc will be in attendance. Ample
provisions will be made for those desiring to play
Croquct. A Sacl, Race will take place ut four
o'clock p. m, and premium will be awarded to
the Succ .sstul contestant. The following gentle
men have consented to act us managers, and to
spare no pains to make il grand success.
Major w. w. Thornton, Captain L. a. Davis,
W. w. kncheloc, Joseph b. Reid, G. W. Z.
Huntington, Eugene Allan, Doctor Powell,
Elias (. Conner, Captain J. f. Herlel, WI
Lynn, Meredith Horton, Milton Weldon, Ed
win Nelson.
The grounds are prepared for knights to
practice at present.
Prince " llliam county, mug l4-co3t
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ONE HUNDRED s. FIFTEEN DOLLARS

will pay al necessary expenses per term s,es-
sion opens ON LAST Til URSDAY IN SEP
TEN Der For Catalogue address
Rev. JAS. a. DUNCAN, a. NJ, DID,, Pres, or
Rev ALIEN. q. BRowN, SECRETARY.
.hlani w 3u-I SLWlm
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OF VIRGINIA MED1-
CAL SCHOOL.

The next session (forty-ninth) will commence
October 1st 1878, and continue for nine months,
Offering great advantages to the diligent student
for thorough training in the principles Of his
profession For Catalogues apply TO VI.
WERTENBAKER Secretary of Faculty, P.O.
University of virginia, Va aug l5-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

MISS V. L. JOHNSON AND SISTER will
WI open a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DIES commencing WEDN ESDA4, Septem-
Der 18th, 1873, AT NO. 2lO Prince street, Alexan-
dr; Va. aug l2-lm
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DETlIEL ACADEM Y,
Eauuuinr rDlIutv Va

pETllEL ACADEMY,
- FauIuicr county, Va,
Prepares youths for tho higher classes OF the
Virginia Universities, or for business life; has
nine instructors; affords facilities for learning
Practical Surveying, Bookkeeping and Tele-
graphy, and nus an Introductory course of law.
It's students are offered prize scholarships in the
University of Virginia. the Washington and Lee
University and the Virginia Military Institute.
$3.50 for BOARD and TUITION
per half session of q weeks; No extras. For
Catalogue SC, address, PRINCIPALS, Bethel
Academy z. o., Fauquer CO., Va. au4-lm
A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
The next session of this School will open Sep
TENDER Sh 1873, in the fine, large, rear room in
the upper story Of Ssrepta Hall. Apparatus in
creased and improved; corps of teachers snd
course Of instruction complete. Best school
per quarter Address Rev. DR.. J. LITTLE,
aug Aim Pc. box 30, Alexandris, Va.
r OUDUUN SCHOOL,
MIDDLEBURG,
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA:
The Ninth Annual Session Of this School Will
begin on SEPTEMBER 18th, 1873.
Students will be prepared for College or i'm
mediate entrance on the duties OF lie.
For further information apply to
H. Il. BERKELEY, Associate
}. s. BERKELEY, ! Principals.
References C. L. G. Minor, President Agricul-
tural aud Mechanical College of Virgins; b.
P.Jones, VI a., Principal Hanover Academy,
Hanover county, Virginia. The Faculty Of the
Episcopal High school, Alexandria, Virginia.
Loudoun county, aug l2-w3w -
EES L re A g A d E NJ \
IL Loudoun county, Virginia.
Principal, II. E. AYRES, UNIV: Of virginia.
The next session of this school will begin on
MONDAY, September lst 1873, and close on
or about the last Friday IN June, 1874. The
Principal is recommended in the highest terms
by the Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
and former patrons IN Baltimore city, as . tho
Tough and conscientious instructor OF youth, and
no pains shall be spared to make this one Of the
first High Schools Of the land.
For Circulars, further particulars, &c, ad-
dress the Principal, or "
II. T. HARRISON,
Prest Board of Trustees, Lecsburg, Va.
Lees burg. aug S-W3t
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MISS ELIZA g. ADAM Will reopen her
Nl BOARDING SCHOOL FOR SIX PU-
Pills on WEDN ESDAY, September TO- Early
applications are requested that II class may be
formed engage! in the same studies For fu,l
Information a,idrcs. Miss ELIZA G.. ADAM
AleyanIrir. Va iy Z3-eo2m
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rABBAGE SEEDING have just received
" our usual large supply of Large York. Ear
ly York, bullock's Heart, Flat Dutch and Win
ningstadt Cabbage Seed. For sale at lowest
aug ID f. s. LEA DBEATER 4 BRO.
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FOK SYLE OIe kE.rT.

FOR RENT-TWO DESIR A B l. E
La DWELLINGS on Washington street; gas
and water in each Apply to
Mrs r. BROCkETT,
aug S-tf No 50 Washington st.
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DAN DOLPH MACON COLLEGE

ASHLAND, VIRGINIA,
Oilers, on very low TERMS the advantages Of
thorough instruction, high grade OF scholarship
under the best religious influences, in refined
community and III location remarkable for
hca!lhfulncss, just sixteen miles north of Rich
mond, on the H., f. u Z. Il. h.
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