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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-13

HISTORY OF A MONUMENT. 1t is announced
VI positive authority. says the Pail Mall Ga
l''e, that the Crown Prince Of Germany, now
ABOUT to visit and inspect officially the South
uIvftuau contlngents and fortresses, will be at
ne''iu on the I'd of September to preside at
VIZ CEREMONIAL OF unveiiing the Column Of Vic
I'} On the konigsplatz. The monument has
"Aa more checkered history than perhaps
ever oeirll a similar memorial. Its foundation
s,'ne was laid on the 18th OF April, 1865, the
a'S' anniversary of the stormng OF Duppel, at
q . t'ule when the Austrian and PruSsian forces
%"' 'orned joint coutiugents Of the army whose
N',oilS were to be commemOrated. But the
"''A Itself had hardly been begun when there
W.. me political crisis of 1866 and the origi
, 80" uesign was soou afterward added to in order
Ha"'touuce trophies of the newer successes OF
'us>'a over Austria and the minor States.
.e''uuately, perhaps, as it turned out, the
"u'leut was still Incomplete when the yet
o,. ''er war of 1870 broke out, and the forces
y Unknown by Russia four years before fought
~. Il''ouSiy--,hat of Austria excepted under
-, = leadership Of Prussiaps 10 France. The day
a., we surrender at Sedan has now been fixed
no lne most appropriate one for declaring
s,n' WORK to be flushed. But the former cir
r,,ul >'ahces being already represented in the
,l 1'se ot the work, it is necessary still to make
H.. CEREMONY strictly Prussian one, although
,rna uay selected is naturally regarded as one of
adds a ior the whole Empire. The column
al aro ano,her prominent feature to those which
tho w.t.! turn remlnd the visitor at Berlin that
Tim ,"p!'al ne Is ln is even more that of a ma
Was pp"ins It's greatness to the sword than ever
VI second Empire 0A'' "a 'D' n'''
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FurIiSI, Catholics.

New York, July l3--Advices from Lon
don by mail state that the English RouIan
Catholics are now organizing real pilgrimage
The have chosen for their shrlue Paray. de
Moral, small village, some distance from
Paris, DOW sufficiently well known III connection
with similar proceedings in France: The phi
OF very Influential committee at the head Of
which are found the Duke of Norfolk and Earl
of Denbigh, the Secretary being Lord Walton
Kerr. The movement, which it is believed
originated solely among the aty, has the sane
tion Of the Romau Catholic Bishops, Archbisp-
op Manning having sent special letter Of APP
proval to the commute. The pilgrimage will
start from London September 2ud.
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The Markets..

NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-Stocks steady. Gold
Isl. Money 4.5. Flour firm. Wheat quiet and
firm. Corn firm.
BALTIMORE. Aug. l3.-Ia: SKIES, consoll-
dated, So West Vas II! bid. Cotton dull;
low middlings is. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat steady; red Western 4Ia53. Corn
white Southern dull at 70a72; yellow do. uomi-
nal at 60; mixed Western quiet but firm at 3S.
Oats firm; Southern l4a44; Western mlxed Ali
H. Rye firm at S5a9O. Hay unchanged, Fro
visions firm and unchanged. Western butter
unchanged.
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The Lost Steamer.

LONDON, Aug. 13 1t is reported here to-
day that the Allan line cllpper-ship Altoona,
from Montreal for Glasgow, was run down ard
sunk by the State ue steamship AIabam",
from Glasgow for New York, aud that The
wreekage, which it was at first thought came
from the Alabama, was portion Of the AIeona
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-13

WASHINGTON, August l3 ! ] 4. III.
For the Middle Atlantic States, northeastern
ly and southeasterly winds, low temperature,
local storms, and clearing weather this alter
noon from Virginia to Pennsylvania: For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States. variable south
westerly and soulhea>tcrly winds vecrlug to
northcastery, rising barometer lower tempcra-
ture, partly cloudy weather, accompanied By
local rains.
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SECOND DISPATCH,

Lone BRANCH, Aug Is. Passengers for the
eleven clock train to New York have return
ed to This place and report that the track has
been washed away between here and Sandy
Hook. The New Jersey Southern Railroad
track between this place and Phladei phla Is
also reported washed away. No tram has yet
arrived from Philadelphia to day. The storm
is the heaviest seen here for twenty years.
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Land Slide.

MIrrAN, Pa, Aug. ia ten foot land
Side occurred on the Pennsylvania railroad four
miles west of here. Trains were delayed seve-
raj hours, but are now passing. The track Is
being cleared
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New Cotton.

New YORK, Aug. l3.-The steamship Mont
goucry winch arrived from Savannah, brought
the first bale If the season Of Georgia cotton.
SELMA, ALA, Aug. l3.-The first bale CT
new cotton sold at | y cents.
Worms are lively throughout the cane brake,
west of Selma
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Junfa Of Public Safety.

MADRID, Aug. l3.-The Republicans OF
Barcelona have pctitioned the government to
establish iunta of public safety in Catalonia.
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Washington News.

The National Sportsmer' Club have made
arrangements for four pigeon shooting matches
at Analo>Ian Island in September next.
The taxes Tor 1874 are now being received
Iy Collector Slater Eight and a quarter per
cent discount is allow on all taxes paid this
mouth.
The great camp meeting of the Methodists
q the District of Columbia and State of Mary
Iani, to be held under the auspices Of the
Washington Camp Grove Association, beglus
'"'ayy, III the woods lately purchased by the
a>>Vcla,0n near GairherSburg, Md
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YLrS. Young.

New YORK, Aug. lS.-John W., oldest son
Of Brigham Young now here, said in al inter
view last night that Mrs. Eliza Young has
been induced by outside Geutlles to begin the
suits agains, his father to make schism in the
church. Brigham had not consented to any
compromise, but would fight the thing out
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13-The 1880 a. III.
Long Branch train from Philadelphia this
morning met with an accident just beyond the
Burlington county railroad Junction. caused by
a heavy rain. washing away the track. The
engine AID baggage car were thrown from the
track aud the engineer and fireman slightly in
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Financial.

LONDON, Aug. l3--2::3O p. m.-The rate of
discount for three months bills in open market
is JIG per cent below the Bank Of England
rate.
LONDON, Aug, l33:30 p. m. The amount
of bullion gone into the Bank on balance to. day
Is ElS1 0W
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Storm at Long Branch.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. ia heavy gale IS
blowing here and the surf is running high The
bathing houses have been removed to prevent
their being washed away. The shore is lined
with people witnessing the magnificent appear,
ancc OF the sea- The storm is increasing.
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u. $. Bonds.

New York, Aug. l3-Thcre were two pro-
posai 10 sell bonds to-day aggregatlng s2o,9O0
ut from .l5.l2 to LIS pa
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CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Board OiAIdermen.

At d regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men, held August r. 1873, there were present:
Sam'l. 81. Janney, esq.,, President, and Messrs:
Moore, Johnson, D. Nj. French, Underwood and
Scaton.
a petition Of U. M. Monroe for permission to
cevcd from the Common Council and their ac-
ton concurrcd in
The resignation Of Colonel French was called
from the table and not accepted.
The report Of the special committee on re
trenchment and reform WAS called up and the
action of the Common Council WAS concurred in.
The Committee on Claims reported in favor of
paying the hills of :. Hehcbower 81 rs Judge,
and A. d. Cruppcr and T. NJ. Comber, 81 each
a. clerks of election; ais T. j. Mehaffey SCI %,
for coal; A E. Addison, registrar Sd ward, Sl3;
j. Ward, 81; b. Jacobs and Mrs. }. l.. Smith,
So so each for ront Of rooms for registration and
election purposes, which were adopted, and the
bills ordered to be paid.
The Committee on Claims reported in favor Of
referring tho petition Of w. V: 5. Wilcox for
reduction Of assessment to the Finance Commit
tee, which was adopted.
The Committee on tho Poor reported in favor
of paying the bills of VIM n. Berkeley, SlS 20;
J. Brodcrs u Co, $40 50 and $40 Of; Janney u
Co., 81, and Dayy 81 Harmon, SllO u. rstp
plies furnished the Aims House, which report
WAS adopted, and the bills ordered To be paid.
A bill Off. Entwisle, jr., S34 OF, for medicine
furnished the poor, WAS ordered to be puld.
A bill Of Ii. L. Simpson, S4S s., for shoes for
the Aims House, was referred to the Committee
on the Poor.
a bill of Thomas Lannon, Sl2 10, for dirt fur
nshcd the city, was referred to the Committee
on Claims.
4 bill Of J. 7. Crunp, $50 Gj, for bread for
the Aims House; also 1t bill of Smoot Il Perry,
S;;:;2 IL, for lumber; also bal OF E. g. Atwell,
$50, fer rent of room also petition Of uesse-
Illus Smith for reduction Of assessment also Il
petition of sundry citizens in regard TO lagnen
on the A. & +. r. W.; also the resignation Of
W. j. Boothe rs u member Of the Board of Pub
lie Works; also statement of the sinking fund
accounts also reports of the Committee on Pub
lie Property in regard TO lightning rods and the
sun Engine House, -Werc received from the
Common Council and their action concurred in.
4 resolution authorizing the Committee on
Public Property TO dig we'll in the coal cellar
of the Market House, was received from the
Common Council and amended by adding,
''providcd the work be done by contract to the
lowest bidder" and adopted.
\ resolution Of adjournment until the second
Tuesday III October, unless sooner called togcth
or by the proper authorities, was received from
the Common Council and adopted.
A resolution in regard to the grading of Prin-
cess street WAS receil ed from the Common Coun-
Gil and laid on the table.
The Board then repaired the chamber of the
Common Council fer the purpose of electing u
member Of the Board of Pub ic Works, and upon
their return adjourned.
TrStc: JNO. }. JAMESON, Clerk.
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Disabled Steamer Spokcn.

New YORK, Aug l3.-The bark Dharree,
at this port from Liverpool reports that on Au-
gust 10, in lat 40 30 long. &c. 80, she spoke the
steamer Ernst Muritz with the loss of. her pro-
neller bound for New York. ..---
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HARRISBURG, Aug. l3.-The Republican
State Convention was called to order at II
clock by Russell Earctt S. II. Miller, of
Mercer, was selected as temporary chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-13
~ A DENNIsON'S PATENI SHIP
(hINl PING TA<sS

IUI..\ Over 200 millions have been used
lAl1 within the past ten years, without
ii ~ y complaint OF loss by ting becoming de-
tached. All Express companies use them
Sold by Printers and StatiOnerS Every
where. my 6-eo3ln
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Sncpia ShinnIpnL

New York. Aug 10 The steamers salllc
for Europe TO day take out S2322, 900 IN sl'V'
bars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-13

Sturgeon are now caught 10 such numbers
that they sell at Fishtowu at from dollar to
dollar aud a-half apiece.
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To balance,

CR-lS73 July by amount paid
out on Auditors checks to dute, rs
per abstract herewith,
Balance,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-13

ms-DR. JOHN 4. PUGH will be supported by
the people of Fairfax rs a suitable man to rep
resent their interests il. the next House OF Deie-
sa.o - ss,S MANY VOTERS
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nss- The regular monthly meeting of the CO.
1umbia Steam Fire Company will be held on
Wednesday evening. the 18th instant, at eight
o,cIock fan l2.t1 NJ MCLEAN, Sect'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-13

MISS V. L. JOHNSON AND SISTER will
IRl open a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DIES, commencing WEDN ESDAY, Septem-
Der 18th, 1873, at No. 2lO Prince street, Alexan-
dria, Va. aug l2-lm
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EUTC.ITEO.NEL.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOUNG LADIES.
The Misses GREENE will resume the duties
of their School on TUESDAY, September 10TH
ut No. Is south Fairfax street.
Miss j. K. GREENE, rf'hc'pai''
>
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A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
POTOMAC ACADEMY,

Formerly Alexa"d:ia Boarding SCHOOL,
Established by Benjamin Halowell in 1921.
4 complete English, Classical and Mathcmst-
cul course taught; also French. German and
Spanish. Next session will commence SEP
TENDER Il. Catalogues furnished at request.
Terms For bo,.rd, tuition washing and lights
5l50 per h,i SESSION III advance. For day
scholars 81 30 for tuition in English branches,
y ~ in Greek and Latin either or BOTH and
- 81 in Modern Languages (each) per quarter
IN advance Apply at 49, Price st., or address
CHARLES 5. TAYLOR, Associate
JOHN >. BLACkBURN, Principals
is II 2awtf Alexandria, Virginia.
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CAMP .nEE TI.NGS.

/,AMp MEETING NEAR TIoKNION
u STATION, ON THE WASHINGTON
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
LIZ Jsg s s. :.:
Begins AUGUsr 18th. and CONTINUES ONE
WEEK. -
SUNDAY nj s:45 a m. and 4:l5 D. m; returning
leave Thornton at 7 a. m. and l:fo p. H. IN
Sunday will leave Alexsndria a. Ill., anu
Thornton at 5p. m.
ap ",I l3 Sd l r. II. HAvENER, 6. I. A.
rAMP MEETING AT FALLS CHUkCH
~ Will be h, Id again on
Ia - Iss is:: -
SUNDAY, August l1lh. ;.
Trains will leave the W. s. .. K. K. depot, al
100 a. m. on that day, and return at 6:oO NJ
aug 1855 q. Il. WILLIAMS, faS1of'
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ASHLAND, VIRGINIA,

ASHLAND, VIRGINIA,
Gifts, Oh very low terms, the advantages Of
thorough instruction, high grade of scholarship.
under the best religious influences, in refined
community and 1T a, location remarkable for
hcalth!unc>s, just sixteen miles north Of Rich
mond, on the r., +. u z. Il. r.
ONE HUNDRED s. FIFTEEN DOLLARS
will pay al neces $Ary expenses per term. Ses-
sion opens ON LAST til L kSDAY IN SEP
TEN BER. For Catalogue address
Rev. JAS. "A. DUNCAN, A. NJ, D. D., Pres, or
Rev. ALEX. g. BKowS, Secretary.
Ashland, jy 3U--d&tWlm
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And no cote as to be oli0meol!

Dudley, and Isaac Wright, all COIOrcd, Tor
keeping hogs within the corporate limits, were
fined and discharged; Elizabeth Madison, for
disorderly conduct was sent to the work house
for thirty days; Lewis Green, for disorderly
conduct, was committed TO the work house for
thirty days; Mrs Hartshorn, for disorderIy
conduct was bound over to keep the peace for
six months.
At the Office of Justice Joseph Padgett,
Robert johnson, notorious cotored man, who
had, while engaged 10 carrying home the mar
ket basket Of Mr.. amueSH.f fl bower, yester-,
day morning, stolen six Of the eighteen ears OF
corn it contained, and besides exchanged new
for an old market basket, was sent to jail Tor
thirty days, to work on the chain gang; and
CYNTHIA Peytoo, colored the mother Of the in-
fant put upon the railroad track night before
last, for the purpose Of being killed. was COM
mtted to Jail to appear at the next term Of the
Court, to answer to the charge Of attempted
murder
CORPORATION CoUHT -.J"7gc f. ~ Lo're
presidng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF YESTERDAY $
PROCEEDINGS. Two irquisiiiens were returned
and ordered to be filed.
Accounts of Samuel Beach James Ennis ami
B. Wheatlcy, against the Commonwealth were
allowed.
Mutual Assurance Society vs. Colin Aud :
administrator &C.; in charccry; decree making
new parties.
McCiesh, executor " Se!cctman and wife,
on motion to quaSh 81. ia: ia chanccry; mo-
ton argued and sustained.
ToDAY-Two accounts Of }. L. Ward, jail
or, allowed.
License to keep an ordinary was granted to
Michael Fanuon.
Baker and wife vs. E:skinc and wife; IN
chancery; report of sale filed and conf rmcd, and
decree for conveyance on payment OF purchase
money.
Dulany vs. Baync's executor; in chancery.
This cause was argued by counsel, before the
Honorable Charles Edward Stuart, special
judge.
Court adjourned at 5 p. m. till court in course
GEORGETOWN, &c--The Washington CORES
pondent of the Baltimore Sun says The
merchants and others interested in the naViga
ton of the Potomac to Georgetown, have de-
ternincd to see that no wrong is inflicted upon
the owners Of the schooner Charmer, which,
il will be remembered, colided with the draw
at the Long Bridge some weeks since. The
owners of the vessel have been sued by the
railroad company ia charge Of the bridge for
s. 900, and Capt }. n Masters, a. Ross Ray
and Thos. l.. Hume have been named a COM
mittee to see that the interests OF the commerce
of Georgetown and OF the vessels plying there
are sufficiently protected in the matter.
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u. D. G rise, city Trcnsnrer, IN arc","t ~ith
tire S;nki"y Fu,m Of Aicrn"dria.
pR-lS72, Sept, Ito balance per
lat statement, So, sd o.
1873, Fob. 6-To cash months in
tcrest on note $1,000 o, A. s. NJ.
h. r. Co., due 9Th January, 1873, 80 90
February 2l-Cash of Auditor, l30 %
July l4-Cssh OF collectors on &C.
count of offices rented. - 80
July 30-Cash 6 months interest on
note 5000 o., A. s. W. +. r., due
9TH July, 1873, $50 %
July 3l-CAsh paid in by Thomas
Wilmington, Clerk of Market
market rents collected to date 1920 Sc
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Common Council.

AT q regular meeting of the Common Council
held August II, 1873, there were present: Geo.
K. Shnn, esq, President, and Messrs. Rock,
Eichberg, Hopkins, Brodcrs, Mex cnze, Down
ham. ki<heill, Fowle Portner, Claggett, Lucas,
Hughes and Evans.
MIR. Hopkins from the Committee on Public
Property, to whom had been referred q rcsolu-
tioH respecting the preservation of tho Market
House Building by lightning rods reported that
the work had been done for Sl05, and the report
WIS adopted.
Mr. Hopkins, from the same committee, to
whom had been referred Il resolution respecting
the wailscoating of the lower story Of the Sun
Engine House, reported that the work had been
done at the price named, SIS, and the report was
adopted.
Sinking Fund, by w. u. Corse, Treasurer were
rcNd and on motion Of Mr. Mckenzie, referred
10 the Commute on Finance:
GeacIni statement Of assets nor held Gy the
Commissioners Of tie >imhing Fund Of dter-
aadlia, this slst Dug ojJuty, 1873 ,...,.
Cash in treasury, Sl,GG4 30
Amount invested to date on account
Cash, $4,000 IS
Old material used by con-
tractor, 200 90 52,G9l 95
Note Of the O., \. & NJ. R. 4. Co.,
due 5th January, 1877, 5000 90
1000 shares prcterrnd stock o., Il. i
NJ. Il. r. Co., par value, 10000 %
Accrued interest on the above I'M
collected to 1st July 1873 II years, $4,000 90
Amount due from o. 81 a. r. Il. Go.
interest on $50, coo, due and unpaid
10 lst July, 1873.
On S24 UC0 from lst July, 1869, four
years, 50, go
On $500 from 1st July, 1870
three years, 04O
On $4,000 from 1st July, ISL
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T1HE SCHOOL OF MISS BELLE SMITH
l. will be resumed at lao King ST., on MON
DAY, September I'D. Applications for admls-
given at No. al King street. aug 1l-eo4w
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MISS ELIZA Q. ADAM will reopen her
WI BOARDING SCHOOL FOR SIX PU-
Pills on WEDN ESDAi, September ~. Early
applications are requested that 3 class may be
formed engaged in the same studies, For full
information address Miss ELIZA &. ADAM
AlexandriA, Va. jy E3-eo2m
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DETtIEL ACADEM Y,

DETHEL ACADEMY,
- Fauquier county, Va,
Prepares youths for tho higher classes of the
Virginia Universities, or for business life has
nine instructors; af)rds facilities for learning
Practical Surveying, Bookkeeping and Tee-
graphy, and has 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 l:,,f session of Il weeks No extras. For
Catalogue, &c, address, PRINCIPALS. Bethel
Academy =. o., FauIuier CO., Va. au4-lm
A LENANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
The next session of this School will open Sep
TENDER S.h, 1872 in the line, large, rear room in
the upper story Of Sarcpta Hall. Apparatus in
creased and improved corps of teschers and
course of Instruction complete Best school
room in the city. Terms IS, 81, $40 and Sl5
per quarter Address Rev. DR.. j. LITTLE,
aug Aim z. .. box 2l0 Alexandria, Va.
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY,
THE OLDEST BOARDING SCHOOL IN
VIRGINIA..
the thirty fifth annual session will begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER |, 1873.
All expenses only S62 81 a quarter. Send for
Catalogue to drawer -, Alexandria, Va"
RICHARD l.. CARNE, A. NJ,
augl-lm PRINCIPAL.
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the Bishops School, Easton, Md.
The Fifteenth Annual Session of this School,
formerly under Miss CARRIERS charge, will COM
mencc on MONDAY, the 18th day of Septem-
ber under the direction of Miss Derrick. Eve
ry effort will be made to sustain the high 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, SlZo w
For day scholars, per quarter in advance.
Preparatory Glass, - o9
Junior Class, lUO
intermediate Glass, l2O
Senior w
For Circulars, continuing further information,
apply rs above.
References RI Rev. Bishop Lay, Easton,
Md; Rows. Geo II. Norton, d. f. Sprigg, Il.
II. McKim, and X. K-nper, esq, Alexandria
Va aug 6-eotOl
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IUt:,I, SISI ,USZ %
". D. CORSE, City Treasurer.
Alcxandria, July 3lsl, 1873.
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formed engaged in the same studies For full
information address Miss ELIZA &. ADAM,
Alexandria, Va. jy 2-eo2m
Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL OF VIR-
GINA, NEAR ALEXANDRIA.-The Both
Annual Session opens September 24th, 1873.
Assistants and trims as before. Catalogue sent
on application to l.. NJ. BLACKBOARD, MA,
Principal, Alexandria, Va jyl9-eo&tw3m
! NLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
The next session of this school will begin on
the LIST DAY Of OCTOBER, 1873. For partlc-
" X lrrJji AoUELIN AMBLER. Principal, -
jy l2-eo2n Markham SIN, Fa.iq CO., Va
vIIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND M f.
Y CHANIUAL COLLEGE.
The Second Session will open On the 18th VI
AUGUST
sure and Technical Mechanics in addition to the
usuol Scientific and Literary studies.
The necessary expenses OF the State student 90
not exceed $50 for the session OF ten months.
The cost TO pay student is S43 more. This es.
innate includes Tuition, Board Rpom-rent, Fu-
Ell. Lights, Washing Books and Uniform Suit.
For Catalogue address
Jy 5-co2m Blacksburg, Montgomery co., Va.
NOR WOOD HIGH SCHOOL
OPENS SEPTEMBER Is, 1873
Address VIM. D. CABELL, Principal,
is loft Norwood P. o. Nelson CO., Va.
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Upon examination, certify the above account
is correct ROBERT 5. ASlIBY, Auditor