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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
From New York.

New York Aug. 80 The !alInre Is an
nouuccd Of Andrews L. Sanford, jobacrs i'll
millinery goods The liabilities are not known,
but arc said to DC large. Three years ago the
house failed, but resumed paying fifty ccuts
on the dollar. All available assets wt be de-
voted to the benefit OF their creditors.
The Spanish Consul now claims as fee forty
cents on each package shipped for Spanish
ports, owing to instructions iFom his govern
ment Mere: auts regard this AS grave OPP
preston.
A half starved negro vas fGunl here yestcr
day who reported that on he III inst. he sail
ed f. ON New London on the Bark Mermai1
Captain Prince, bound tnr New Orleans, with
crew OF seven men. On Friday last the Nler
maid was run into by propeller, name uu
known, and cut to pieces. Sac sank almost
Immediately. Captain Prince aud he crew.
excepting the negro AMI a white sailor were all
drowned. This occurred h. states, Oft Barne-
CAT light The negro further states that the
propeller picked up the two survvr- and car
ried them to Philalclphi. and he (thc negro
started to walk houic to New London.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

REsCUED.-A "oored man uamcd Samuel
Williams, peripatetic barber while strollipg
about the wharves Of the American Coal
Company, tins morning, stumbled overheard,
aud would certainly have misunderstanding
sunk the third tlme--had it not been for
the mate Of the schooner, j. NJ. Richards,
who, having tied rope around his waist,
Jumped Into the dock and swimming to
where be had sunk gone down beneath the sur
face of the water aud pulled him up. When
hauled aboard the schooner he was almost life
less, but by vigorous friction aud the appca-
ton OF stiwulauts, he was after the lapse Of
some time reSuSctated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
The Markets.

Nv YORK, August 19.-Moncy-no loans
> Gold Z StGcf> dull and lower. Flour
dull End heavy Wheat quist and declining
Corn stea1y.
'ALr1M RE, August 19-ViTginia Is, pee!erss,
333 do. consolidated, 81; West VirglnlaS .
Cr.Lon-bc.t,.r enquiry and frmer feeling; low
mldd!ings l5Y 10 Flour dull and weak mar
k,t ravors buyers Wheat dull and unchanged
Cora quiet tor Southern; white southern 92a93
yellow Southern SOaS2; mixed Western nomi
NJ vt 7S. Oats dull nd tower; outhern 46a5O
Western mixed 41a4s; Western white So Ky,
quie, and urrhsngcd Hay very dull at l6.Sl8
tr.vis o.s stronger Coffee quiet md unchs g.
ed Sugar steady and unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant. Mure thsn sew enty-fve per cent of the
people in the United Sta es afflicted with
these two diseases andtheir effect, such as sour
stomach sick headache, habltua costiSeness,
impure blood, heartburn, water brash, gnswlng
ano burning psins at the pitt the stomach, yell
in the mouth, coming up of the teod after sat:
ing, low spirits, sc. 60 to the Drug Store OF
HENRY COOK i GO. and get IS ct. bottle,
or y sample bottle t,r 10 cts. Try it.
q. Il. GREEN, Sole Manufactures,
ie 2-eo3m Woudb bury, n. j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
ST JOHN,S ACADEMY,

ST.. JOINS I;sc AcA D M. f,sndr;s
Is the oldest Boarding School in Virginia,
Having been established in 1893. The next SEES
sion opens on MONDAY, September It'll.
The instruction is thorough, and though stu
dents are treated with the utmost kindness, the
discipline is firm.
The bosrding house, It's and III Prince st, is
situated in the most elevated and beautiful part
of the city, and every care is taken to make the
residence of students from abroad MS pleasant rs
possible A carefully selected library Of II thou
sand volumes, and q reading room filled with
papers from all parts of the country, are open to
Them while the studies are illustrated by fine
chemical and philosophical apparatus, an extern
sive cabinet Of minerals, sc.
All the students are uniformed and armed,
and each daily session begins with a short mill
tary drill In the early summer there is an ex-
cursicn, or camp lasting about week
Board and tuition $3.50 a year. For further
particulars and catalogues, address
RICHARD L. CAkNE L, A. NJ Principal,
aug 8. eotS7 Drawer 81, Alexandra, Va.
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From China.

Hone KONG, Aug, lS.-lnc Chinese Gov
ernment has given japan ninety days to with
draw its troops from the island of FormoSa.
In the meaulimc China Is making extensive
preparations for war with japan, which it is
generally believed will ensut
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BUILDINGS kEMOv WE'D.

The undersigned having had many, years ex-
perence in the business, will undertake to
RAISE, LOWER CT MOVE FRAME or
BRICK BUILDINGS, in the most complete
and expeditions manner. All orders entrusted
TO him are warranted to give entire satisfaction.
WILLIAM SEAYRES,
aug 1855 1884 10th ST., Washington, DC.
11EkG USUN'o THREAD PLAITS, in all
IL shaaes, wholesale and retail, at
" Is FERG USON'S HAIR DEPOT.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. The Washington

ALEAAND MA NoUNl1. luz "dobtustou
Chronicle of this morning says:
THE annual picnic of Stephens Lodge Of col
ored Odd Fellows Of Virginia was held ut the
pleasure grounds near Fort Runyun, in Alex
andrs county, on Monday, and WAS largely at
tended by the members Of the order and their
friends, everything passing off very harmonious
ly until about . clock in the evening, when .
number of roughs from this city arrived, and
attempted to raise disturbance, but were
checked by the special police of the county.
About 10 clock, as the pavilion and grounds
were about to be closed, some of the roughs at
tempted TO break the tables, and commenced
tearing down the fences, and otherwise raising a
Disturbance when the police force finding thst
forbearance had ceased to be q virtue, arrested
them, an carried them before Justices Austin
and Pendleton, who committed them to al for
sixty days, to work on the chain gang. They
gave tLcir names as Arthur Green and RoOert
Carter, both living in South Washington aud
Carter boosted that it was not the first time he
had been in jail. After arrest they attempted
to escape and were mewhat roughly handled
BY the officers who seem determined to put y
stop u the practice Of roughs olng there from
other cities to raise disturbance. On Sunday
Waiter Robertson surren cred himself at the
office o. Justice Austin on the charge OF Knock
ing down and attempting to rob person by the
name of Joseph " n cal, on July ~, tho officer
having the warrant for his arrest being about to
and surrendered. He gave ,onds IN two -uro-
tice Austin this evening. The case of William
Conway. the sentinel OF a lodge OF sons and
Daughters of Liberty charged with committing
III assault on Randall Bates, was dismissed by
Justice Austin On Monday evening, by the de-
tendant paying costs"
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PROPUSfL s..
TO B r d & Z B U l L d Z r 5

/
The unders igned, Commissioners, appointed
by the County Courts Of Fauquer and Loudoun
to have built and repaired the BRIDGE OVER
GOOSE CREEK, on the Ashby Gap Turnpike,
Will receive rom this date till 10 O'Clock on the
Atm or ShPrEMBE 1874 Sc ,ied proposals for
building and repairing said bridge, according to
The following specifications
The bridge to be 80 feet long and II feet vile
in the clear, and all the tlmbers used to De Of the
best heart OF pine t, be Inspected nnd approved
by a majority Of said Commissioners before be-
ing put in said bridge, snd to be braced with
proper sized iron rods. The abutments &C, to
b" OF the best stone masonry, to contain Us Gu
bic yards, laid in lest sand and lime, or water
ccmcit MS Commissioners may determine on.
Said proposals will please be made for building
said bridge ms An open bridge, and also for IL
covered with best cypress shingles on the root,
and the sides with good inch pine plank; the
roof To be high enough for covered wag ms, Sc,
to pass under. The said bridge is to be- warrant
eli to be capable Of sustaining thirty thousand
pounds ", light (30,0U lhS) and to be put TO that
test, ii said Cournis ioners SO elect, before being
received from the contractor. The rocks for the
masonry are convenient to the work. and will
not bu charged for, the contractors to be at all
expense of taking down and removing al OF the
rocks in the old abItments, &c Sea ed propos-
ais for this work will be sent to MIR. JOSEPH /.
RECTOR, Middleburg, Loudoun county, Va.
Mr. Rector will also show the location of said
bridge to any one applying. All BIDS to be
opened by said Commissioners on tho 4th OF
september, 1874 between the hours of 10 d. N.
and II m. All proposals must be accompanied
with the names of the proposed contractors and
tie names Of at least two good surlt!es for the
faithful perf>rma:ce of said work. The work
to be commenced rs soon rs the contract is en-
tered into, and ~ be diligently carried on with
II full force hands, &c, till com pleted. rs it is
very desirable tina. the work should be finished
III the shortest possible time.
GOUKLEY R. HATCHER, =.
JAMES PRIEST, a
JOS r. RECTOR, =
WILLIAM Fl. BENTON, z
JOS A. HUTCH ERSON, 3
JOHN A. CARTER,
Loudoun county. aug 7-eotd
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TELEGRAPuIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
The Beecher-TiIton Scandal.

New York, August l9.-The following is
published this morning as the FACTS OF the allie
ged attempted compromise of the Beecher- Ill
ton case. OF which meutlOu was made last week.
On returning to Brooklyn Mr.. Moulton, under
the provocaton of being referred to as Il black
mailer, did prepare loug statement, which
was designed to crush Mr. Bccchcr. 1t Was
Gem posed mainly of his own recollcclonS OF
various events of the scandal, his owD asser-
tious that Mr.. Beecher and Mrs 'iIlton had
made confessions OF adultery 10 hun, but un-
supported by any documents other than those
which he subs qurutly su5nt;Cd 20 the com-
mittee, and one other wllch has been described
by Mr.. Beecher's lawyer as manufactured.
He simply corroboratcd lillon by his own un-
supported word when he prepared this state
meut. Mr.. Moulton denounced Mr.. Beechcr
to the correspondent of the Chicago Tribune,
who next day teegraphed his statements TO his
paper where they were published on Monday,
August 10TH the very day on which Mr. Moul-
ton submitted his short statement contalulug
none OF the gravcst illusions. Mr. Kingsley had
wrought this sudden change III MIuton's pur
pose during the Sunday winch lutrrvcned be-
tween his talk with the Chicago. Tribune cor
respondent and his informal talk with the com
miltec. Mr.. Kingsley met at Mouli"t,'s house
on Sunday. August 9th, Mr.. Muui!on hms"lf,
his father, Frauklln Woodruff ANA Two or three
ohcr persons. Mr.. Kingsley communicated TO
the assembled friends Of Mr. Muuptou hat the
latter own safety was at stake. 1t fa> finally
decided that Muulton should not attack Beech
er or coutrm Tiiton, further than by the sub
mission Of the papers called for Gen. Butler
read the long statement the SauIc uight aud
advised its suppression for future use. As the
consequence OF klnglcy Information and Gen.
Buffers advice Mr.. NJ uiton changed his state
ment, but forgot to alter the Chicago cores
pondent's letter Mr. kingsey'S only sugpes-
ton of paying money to Mr.. Iilton was re,
mark made publicly by him in restaurant to
the effect that Triton ucel not want Tor money;
be could have So 900 if he needed it.
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E,irp.

CHICAGO, Aug ia special from Shcbina,
Mo-, reports that eight larg- stores aud several
smaller buildings 10 the busue>> centre Of the
town, were burned yesterday Loss $4,000 to
$4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
Ohio Constitution.

CINCINNATI, Aug l9-In Cincinnati the
majority for the constitution is 500, aud for
liceuse l0,904 Returns from otter parts Of
the State Indicate rejection OF the conSiitu ion
ty majority varIouSIy estimated at row %
OOO ~ so (NIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

BAPTIST AssoCIATIoN,-Th Correspond
ing Meeting OF Cd School, or Primitive Bap-
fist, was held on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of last week, With Upper Broad Run
Church, Fauquicr county, Va, ia William
Swih's woods three miles from Broad Run
Station Tue meeting was largely attended,
very good order maintained, aud much interest
was manifested The following ministers we're
prcSnut namely u. Bcebe, Of New York,
W. }. Purlugton, s. Ii. Durand aud I. Rose,
OF Pennsylvania; A. b Fraucis, Of New Jer-
sey, + ~ Chick. Of Maryland; }. u. Sawiu,
of Illinois; }. Furr and j. L. purlugton, OF
Virginia On Friday morning PreSbytery was
trrmed, aud Vim. NJ Smoot, of Occoquau,
Va, was set apart to the work Of the ministry.
The services altogether from the beginning TO
the end Of the ueetug were solemn and I'M
presslve. The Association was under the charge
OF Elder }. H. Purrlugtou, Of this city, to whom
great credit Is due for the successful ma0uer III
which everything was conducted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
LOCAL n EWS.

WARD MEETINGS. The probable result of
the meetings to be held 10 the several wards
tonight for the purpose of electing delegates
to the Congressional Convention was the uni
versa topic of conversation to-day among that
large class of the residents of the city who un-
fortunately have nothing else to do but talk
The particular friends of both General Hunton,
the present member, aud MIR. James Barbour,
the only two gentlemen whose names are now
spoken of in conoection with the nomination,
have been actively at work elcctoncering for
the election of delegates pledged to the sup
port of their respective tavorites and large
crowds and spirited contests are expected at al!
the several meetings. Col. Mosby, who was in
the city, and ex- Mayor Latham, were actively
cauvassing for Mr.. Barbour, while the friends
of Gen. Hunton were as aauve!y engaged 10
mastering that gentleman's supporters. 1t ls
to be hoped that there will be full turn out
of the voters, so that when the result has been
determined there may be no reason for dlssat-
isfacton aud 20 cause for the cry of ring
work" usually raised by those who won't take
the trouble to 60 to the ward meetings and
vote their sentiments
There will be but three delegates elected 10
each ward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

EXCURSION TO MOUNT VERNON A trip tc
Alexandria, Washington aud Mount Vernon
Is contemplated by Capt. 6. q. Giikeson over
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. A special double train will be run
on the OCCASION, which WI, leave Richmond at
E clock a. w., aud arrive in Alexandria at lO3
a. w. Here the party will board the steam n
Arrow apd proceed to Mount Vernon, where
about TWO aud half hours will be spent.
Thence the party will re.cmbark aboard the
Steamer and proceed to Washington, where they
vii! remalu until about II o'clock, returning
10 Rlchmond about daybreak
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
DiSSulNcG.
Weather Probabilities.

Rio JANElRO, Aug. Is The b. liam Par
lament has been dissolved.
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FLEETWOOD INSTITUTE, MARYL'D.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.

Things before words. Natures System of In
structon. The most approved Object Teaching
Forms, Diagrams Nodes, Phiosop neal and
Chemical Apparatus, Cabinet of Minerals, Geo
logical Specimens, Dioramic Paintings illu3tra-
tvs of Art and Science, &C., sc. Number OF
Pupils limited School select and prominent
tor its beautiful, retired and heathful location,
its perfect discipline and home comforts
Eas- For Circulars I'd lress
Prof. l.. g. MATHEWS, A. M,
aug elm Glen wood, Howard CO., VI l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
EDUCATIONHL.

LEXANDRIA FEMALE INSTITU re
"A BOARDING AN D DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
The exercises OF this School will be -esumed
on TUESDAY, September 18th.
For Circulars apply at No l6 south Fairfax
street, or address p. .. box Ego.
Miss y. G. GREENE' PRINCIPALS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

COLUMBUS STREET AT meeting Of the
Board of Public W orks held last Monday hight
the contract for paving the cutters Of Colum
bus street--three feet from the curb stone with
centre of FIVE bricks awarded TO Bucky
& Wilson, David Pullman to whom 1t had
previously been awarded having renQuished ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
THE PITTSBURG
STEAM WASHER.
ORFAM1LY FAVORiTE.
TIE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE
HIST PATENTED

THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE.
JUST PATENTED.
1t will do an ordinary washing while the fam
ily are eating breakfast and washing up the dishes.
Ii will do your washing while you are sitting in
the p4rlur reading the morning paper or enter
/ ming friend. The washing is done by steam
and streams OF not soap Suds pouring on the top
and passing through All the clothes to the bottom
o. the Washer, onl to r,tur. with ste.dy flow
tro the centre pipes, making perfect fountain
with continued streams of hot water and steam
amounting TO barrels in II short time. People
stand by a.king with astonishuent where does
the water come FROM? These continu Us
streams s. thorough y cleanse your clothes that
they are most bcautli I'll in from 80 to ~ minutes
No wear or tear Clo-hing washed in the Pitts
| burg Steam Washer will las: d1ubie the time Of
those washed in II machine by hand. The
linest lace goods washed without the least I'M a.
ry The Pitts nu7g Steam Washer is adjustable
TO any slz"d wash-Dulier.
This is to certify that have used the Pitts
burg Steam Washer for five months, and it has
gwen perfect satisfaction.
Mrs ANN BLADEN.
This is to certify tn t | have used the Steam
Washer over seven months, and l can truly re-
commend it t. the pubilc.
Mrs. EMELISE STUDS.
iH!s Is 10 certify lnHt we nave useu Tue oteaiil
Washer, and would advise every one to pur-
chase il. MARY H. Walk Ms.
hSS +. PAIGE1T.
This is TO certify that have used the Steam
Washer for ear,y nine .non-hs, and like 1t in pre-
ference to any other, it gives perfect So stsc-
ton. Mrs. Il. L. JAvINS.
Mrs EMILY JAVINS,
Sole Prourietress for Alexaudria city and county
Gg~ Washers for sale by
THOMAS HOY,
aug 17-lw@ S. W. cor. King and Pitt sts.
CUGARS-25 bbs. REFINED SUGARS
~ received and for sale by
aug - DAVY & HARMON.
DRIME POTOMAC HEKRING-A lot OF
l. superior Potomac Herring for sale by
| jy PIT JNU. J. JAMESON S CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

The CHAIN GANG. The Committee on
Streets, which had meeting yesterday after
noon, had under consideration the manner 10
which the chao gang is worked. They say
that as pow their whole dependence lies upon
that gang for having the streets kept clean,
it must in order to secure that object, be work
ed more Systematically than at present, and
that especially must it be put to work at I a.
w., aud kept emp Dyed until 6 p. III. with an
hours rest for dinner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

WASHINGTON, Aug. l9, II a m.
For the Middle States generally clear wea,h
er and light changes of temperature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

OPossUM HALL. For several Sundays after
the liquor law went into nominal effect here
the bar at Opossum Hall, on the opposite side
Of the river, did thriving business, but the
authorities of the District of Columbia, who
have jurisdiction over the territory upon which
that house is located, have sent their officers
there aud informed the proprietor that the
Sunday law must be observed there also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

CAPTURE OF DEsERTERs. Three of the
crew oil the schooner B. W. Hill, Capt. Crosby,
deserted that vessel this morning aud started
to walk to Washington via the turnpike. They
were overtak u, however, BY police officers
Hepburn aud Nightingale, brought back here,
and committed to Jail by Justice French tc
await the requsitou Of their captain when be
shall sail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

colored man was arrested on Monday last and
committed to Jail at Marlboro, charged with
the late murder of young Humphrey, near that
place. He was lately in the employ Of the de-
ceased's father, aud is understood to have
threatened to kill the young man several days
b"tore the murder, aud afterwards to have re-
minded another coIored man of his threat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

COMMITTEE on STREETS. The Committee
on Streets met yesterday afteruoon-all the
members being present-aud appointed sub
committee to wait on the President Of the Vir-
gina Midland Railroad and learn from him the
extent to which his company would contribute
to the Improvement OF Unor street, along
which their track is laid, aud which street it is
their intention to improve as soon as possible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

DORSEY AGAIN -Nlauy people living on the
opposite side OF the river still think that DIR
sey, the colored desperate, is concealed p some
of the brakes aloug Oxen Run, and for the
purpose OF fudlng out whether their SUPPOSE
tons are correct, party has been made up
here, who will explore those brakes toni ght
The general impression, however, is that Dor
sey is now nowhere in this section of country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19

kUNAwAY.-A horse belonging to Portner' $
brewery ran away while going down the grade
On Ming, between Fuirax and Lee streets, this
@olulng, and would have plunged iuto the
GOsk at the foot of that street had not the
uFlVer, Henry kieindensr, pulled him around
70 suddenly opposite Schneider's restaurant as
~ throw hun. The driver fell off the wagon
a. Tue same time, and the wagon was upset
aug "lo The beer casks it contained were scattered
a promiscuousy. The wagon being new
n nua strong was not injured, and fortunately
1'"ner the horse nor driver was badly hurt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-19
EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL Under charge Of Christ Church,
WINnurSTER "a

WISCHEsTER, VA.
Rev. J. G. WHEAT, A NJ. Principal,
(For twenty years connected with the Virginia
Female Institute, Staunton. Va, rs Tea her
or Vice PRINCIPALLY assisted by an experienced
we'll qualified corps of teachers already APP
pointed.
This Institute will be opened for the rece option
of boarding pupils on the first Wednesday in
September, 1874.
An early application is desirable, as the num-
Der OF boarding pupils will be limited.
For Circulars address Rev. j. G. WHEAT,
Staunton, Va, or Col. +. w. NJ. HOLIDAY,
Winchester, Va.
Reierences-The Bishops and Clergy of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Diocese o!
Virginia. Rev. K. b. Phillips and Trustees Of
the Virginia Female Institute.
Winchester, Va, jy 92m*
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. TOM &C A G A ID M \
formerly Alexandria Boarding SCHOOL,
Established by BESJAMIN HALLowELL in 1874.

A complete English, Classical and Msthemat;,
ical course t-ught; also French, German and
Spanish. Next session will commence SEP
TENDER II. Catalogues furnished at request.
Terms: For board, tuition washing and tights,
$50 per half session, in advance For day
scholars 5 80 for III ton in English branches,
50 80 in Greek and Latin (e;ther or botn) and
50 5 J in Modern Languages leach, per quarter
in advance Apply ut 49, Prince St, or address
CHARLES 5. TAYLOR, | Associate
JOHN 5. BLACkBURN, Principals,
aug S-2aWtf Alexandrls, Virginia.
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OTICE-Until the reopening of my school
IN in Alexandria in the fall any communion
ton will reach me if directed to Manassas, Va.
jy 2Q-:f II. F. HENRY.