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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

The usual wcckulght lecture will be deliver cd
this evening" in the NJ. Il, Church b. Rev. John
Bryan, Of Eogland.
At Liucoua, Fairfax county, Harmon s.
Barpum has been appointed postmaster, vice
w. n. Miller resigned.
Hon. Charles NJ. Conrad, Secretary Of the
Navy during the administration OF President
Fillmore, was iu the city to day.
Among the marriage licenses issued 10 Wash
iogton yesterday Was one to john ii. Mayor
Oh Alexaudria, and Bette NJ. Silly.
l.. w. Norris, W. 3. Lynch and W. W.
Athy have been appointed examiners tor vel
unteer officers 10 Loudaun county.
J. Nj. kilgour of Loudoun, announces him
self candidate for the State Senate to bill the
vacancy occasioncd By the resignation OF Mr..
C!aug ton.
Several parties OF settlers from tins Northern
States have lately arrived here and purchased
farms on the lines OF railroads lcadiug 10 this
city.
The music heard on the streets at different
times TO day was ma.e by colorcd band,
drumming up recruits Tor 40 excursion TO Lees
burg.
A grand tournament and ball, this afternoon
and to night, will be held at Couk's tavern, on
the Piscataway road, about one mile from the
Alexandria ferry.
The pubc are cautioned against woman
calling herself Mrs Hill, who is asking aims,
and claiming relationship with family OF that
name in this city.
A grand rally of the Tildeu aud Hendricks
club of BrauchvlIe, Prince Georges county,
Md, will take place at noon next Saturday.
Arrangements have been made Tor accolnu'1 ine
the ladies. and the crowd will be entertained at
barbecue.
Among the notable features of last ulght
meeting was the torch-llght procession OF tue
FIRST Ward club, which was quite cred'taolc 10
| that organization, especially as music rou'a not
| be obtained to accompany them GU their march
| from their headquarters.
An adjourned meeting of the Commissioners
| of the Sinking Fund was held at the Auditor
office last Dight. All the members we're pres
en-, except Messrs Hugh La ham aud NJ. b.
Harlow, but the only business transacted was
OF routine character.
4 western bound nix d train, on the VI. u.
r. h consisting of seven cars and cameIbacS
eus,ue, belonging to III, 3. Il .. h. H., rar
| over a COW aud was thrown from the tracb
Yesterday morniue, and plugged down the bill
at Wrapping station. Nobody was hurt.
The Gordopsviile Gazette says The prop
erty of the Gordonsvllie Agricultural Work
and Char Factory was sold last Friday at sac
Rice. The land and buildings were bought o!
Gen. JAS. &. Field at $780, and much Valu
able aud costly machinery sid tor mere soog
| A fire in Middeburg, las, Friday ght de
s,royed house bvlouei' 6 to B; D. bartlett
but occupied as store by }. \ BasseIl, Ih'
building was not injured much, but the good
we're damaged to cousid rable extern The ;!
were insured Tor $4,000 by Wise 4 Go.
agency, iu this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
~ T. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

IL
his SCHOOL FOR BOYS, now eligbly sit
ua.od, or Queen, between Washington and Go
!umbus streets, will commences its fifteenth an
rual session on MONDAY, Sept. 18Th.
he course of study comprises the ordinary
Eli gsh branches, higher Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences, which will be taught by the
Principal himself, and 10 give instruction in
Latin and French he has secured tho services Of
competent Asst mt. TIE terms of tuition
vary. according to the branches taught rom
ST to SIS per quarter in advance.
Es,- The school room will be open for the re
ccptlon and classification Of pupils every day af-
ter Sept. 10Th, from o'clock n. m, to II m.
nllp 81
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brandy, brsudy, banc OF lite,

Brandy, brprdy, banc OF lite,
Spring OF torment, source oil rlfc,
|! could hall tiny vices ted,
The V Sc would wish you safe in HI.
Such is the r.frain from the lips Of the poor
dis ascd topper, who would fl from his enemy
# possible. RecoIIcct it Is . diseased Liver,
that Graves relief. Instead Of brandy or any
other simuaut, use Simmons Liver Regula'
tor, and il will a ford relief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
s EFFERSON INSTITUTE.
TOWN OF FALLS Gil r. RICH

Fairfax coursy. Virginia.
This Institution will resume It's 81 annual ses-
lion Sept A.; 1876, with Prof K d. HARHlNG-
TON PRINCIPAL, nni his by assistants The
Institute embraces three deparLments-P Urinary,
intermediate and Academic. The students
gra u,.ting in the later wit be qualified to teach
or engage il utner honorable professions The
town of Falls Church is located on the Wash
ington and Ohio L. T., is easy If access from all
purs, is fumuu Tor its church privileges. moral
md rcfaod society, and .-eminenlly heaithiut.
spe"i..i after ton is paid to the mental moral
and physical welfare OF Ill it, scholars.
Terms OF TUT OIL Tor non resilient stu Tents
Primary Department So. GO per TEN otlU months;
Intermediate So 10; Academic SS.oO.
Doard can DO ha,i in the town reasonable
terms. For Circulars address the Principal or
Joseph 5. Rely secretary OF the Boa, u OF Ed.
ucaton aus .iO-l1n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

AUCTION SALE.-Hn@ great c,rabnlIlon sale
of Henry Sci,warz commenced .hi- rlornlns at
Muir building, attracting veiy large crowd,
The buiidins is cIaboracy decorated with Hays
ADD pacalds, whilst the s0nrrous Vote" OF the
auctioncer, Mr. Harrison, is heard crylng his
wares and quoting with his usual vim from the
standard poets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
The He'll Gale Explosion.

New YoKK September 2l,-At nne mi
puivs TO ou Sunday afternoon September "a
the fifty thousand or more pounds ot explosives
packed in the mice beneath the rocks OF Hell
Gatc will be fired The tile will at that mo-
mcnt tie a, its nrghcsr and ii Is bought III" river
less crowded Dy vessels gu their way III or int"
the sruUd than at any otn.r !im".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
DRY GOODS.
OPENING MORE NEW DRY GOODS.

Opening MORE NEW DRY GOODS.
Thursday, September ID, 1876.
PREPARING FOR A HEAVY FALL
TRADE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ACTIVE
SALES.
We invite special notice Of large lines OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Notions, &c,
receiving and opening constantly. Our stock
will be kept full and complete throughout the
season, and we will lead the trade in offering the
III pst popular products of foreign and domestic
manu- .c,ures ut lowest posslo bic prices.
WHITE GOODS, SIC -Blcached Da.nssk,
T~be Linens, Turkey Reds Loom Dice, Nap
kins, Towcngs, Crash, Huck and Dam ssk,
Towels nottingham Curtsin Nets Marsellles,
Honeycomb ana Crochet Quilts, &C., &c
BLACK GOOUS-We will continue to give
this department special attention, and make 1t,
il possible, more complete and attractive than
ever before. .
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTlNGS.
In this department we defy competition. We
bav, now open full assortment Of Broad
Cloths, Docskins, Beavers, an u 4 CasS-
mcres, kenLu ky Joans, Sstinets, rweeds. Plain
and Fancy keueIiunls, &c, &c.
Blankets, Flannes, Folt Skirts, Corsets,
Shnw,s, Under Shirts, sc, &c, togethe: with
n great many other choice guods-all at popular
prices.
D. F. BRASHEAE,
Ii. B. Hoomes No lO3 King street
sep ii Alex .udra, Va.
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LOCAL M ATT ERS.

WEATHER PRoBABlLlTIEs.-W Var Depart
naent, Office ofthe Chief Signal OBieer' Wash
,ngton D. c., Sept'r q, lS76-lO3o AIN
For the Middle Stat 5 rising barometer, IN
creasiug cooler, northeast wiuds, cloudy weather
and light rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
Cattle :.iSeaSe.

MILFORD, Pa, Sept. 2l.-A slrarg" and
fatal disr.-c has Drnk N out among ,hr cattle
in Wayn. couoty. Pa, causing much alarm.
The cattle arr. mi sfr,i b. a 81 guar tick, which
bores deep into The fl sh IF ;ne creature. 10
flamnaion sets in, aud death Follows IN lev
hours Some thirty head hav' dlcd at Haw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
MEETINGS
CTOCk HOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of the stockhold-
cr, uf ,h ALEXANDRIA and WASHING
Ton RAILROAD COMPANY will be held al
the iii Of tire company, in Alexandria, Va ,
corner Il h"sg and ST. Assph Streets at twelve
."vck Ia, on MONDAY. October Esd. A. ID.
le,1 JOHN GROVE,
sep 2l-wtd Secretary.
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international h0ofsmg Match.

New YORK, September 2l.-ihc ulaich be-
tween The American and IRISH shooting teams
at Crecdm0r to-day 81 500 yards. resulted rs
follows: Americas 4O9 Lust. 394.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

Always keep on hand, as delay increases
suffering. II you feel sickness coming upon
you, take dose Of Dr.. Bulls Vegetable Pills
They can d. you no harm aad may save
from the sick room Price % Cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

RESUMPTION The damage to the Alcxan-
drla aad Fredericksburg Railroad 10y the late
storm having been repaired, the runnng OF the
usual trains has been resumed, and the md.
night trip of the steamer k"yport disc )n'lnued;
The repairs Of the East Alexandria Railroad
having been completed the steamer keypnrt
resumed her usual "Trip from aud to Shepherds
last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

THE WEATHER. e sstery winds prevailed
here yesterday aud to-day aud tnls morning
the tide was making quite high. Unless, how
ever, the wini Increases TO IA gale the water
will scarcely reach destructive point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

It pcascs every one. and tak"s the prece'
dence over all Others the cheancst IN price
tuI ;ha best in u.ty-Wcil-' Eureka Tooth
= Wd II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

TUGBoAT BUkNED-lhc we'll known tug
boat Governor Cur,iu, Capt Bill, while llng
at the Potomac Lind Improvement Crmpaay 5
wharf, "a; Quautlco, caught fir abou hall, past
seven clock last night and was entirely cou-
sum ID. Sn, was Insured for 80 900. No lives
were los, but the crew he'd barely time t. cS
cane. n ,thng was saved She was towcd
from IF H. other shipping, AID vas he only
vessel destroyed When b. fir. was discover
I'd it was 10 the forw .rd part OF the bort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

UNION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH KEY. Dr.
Murkland preached in this church last night
from Hosea viii. 5: "Thy calf, Sanarla,
hath cast thee ii. !" The speaker recountea
the history of the lsraeltes from the death OF
Solomon to the time at which this prnpheSy
was delivered; how Jeroboam, IN order to keep
the people from going w to Jerusalem, after
the revolt Of the ten tribes, had set up the
golden calves 10 Bethel and Dlu and how
Israel was made to sin the by, and SAID the
prophet was now auuou uciug the jndgment OF
the Almighty on this apostate uat'on. The
speaker said the action Of This King in setting
aside the ritual of Moses and lusituiog one OF
bis own was very much ike the actions OF many
moderus who set aside the written word OF God
and invent all SORTS IT theories to suit their own
ideas and couveniences, which, like Samarias
cali, in tie time OF their extremity, would cast
them off, The speaker was listened to with
marked attention. DR.. NJ. will preach 10 the
same church again to- might.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

REPAIRED. -lluytiug Creek bridge has been
put iu thorough repair by Mr.. Roic, the Dew
Ogcrsccr of Roads Tor that district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

Attention is directed 10 Mr. Isaac Schwarz'
advertisement elsewhere ID t. days paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
MARIEE NTtGLLtG EN- H
S., rD>e........... IS Moan sets ......... ii
Sra ~ts.......... 5 Sc High e0ater....... o %

ARRIVED.
steamer Express, Baltimore, to Jos Broders
&Cv
:,c:r Il H Shannon, Philadelphis, coal to w
j Smoot
>cir Lima Hunton, for Washington.
SAILED
S.esmer Mattano, lower Potomac, by n Boush
Il Son.
Svhr Clara f Rogers, Portsmouth, n. H.. by
Al" -ican Coal G..
:,chr Murray Vandiver, Richmond, by p B
Hoo"
~chrs Anthony Godfrey and D NJ Anthony,
from Georgetown.
Scnr X G Stannard for Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Helen Hashrcucll and Nj K Avery,
ncfcc vi New York 10Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

The DAMAGE TO THE T.. IL .. CANAL.-rhe
Cumberland News Says: Superintendent Nlu.
vaney has a force al work Oh the break Ia The
caoai u lew miles below this city, and says the
coal companies cau com mc0cc luadlDg boats TO-
day, aud uy the lime they have all the boa5
that ere 90 this side OF the break loaded they
will be able to PASS. The caua- officials here
have not heard Of any other serious damage
that has been uone, although there are report.
Cd few washes, DOT amounting TO much.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
YYNIVEkSITY OF VIRGINIA.

LAW DEPARTING NT
j. B. Minor, LII D., Prof. Com and Stat. Law;
5. o. Southsll, LID, Prof Equity and Law
Merchant, 'nternntI. LAW, etc. Session begins
oct. l, 1876. a..d continues nine months In.
structon ~ text books and lectures combined,
iliust7, lcd by Moot C'lls exercises. For Ests-
logue, applv (r. .. University o. Virginiaj or
WM w .GR1'ENBhhER Secty. Faculty.
Aug 21-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

b:en sr5 E by u the e wpss 6ss
OF centuries a. the most resbe improver of tn"
soil. DO not waste money upon nostruMs whose
value AS mnnures, IN comparison win ilme'
shows to no better advantage than tho witch
broth of quacks contrasted with the remedial
agencies OF the skilled physician.
II your land is worn out, you cannot restore
its fertility by successive stimulants-you must
use lime to render food available that The
brous roots Of plants cannot otherwise asslmllate
II lime be followed by clover the soil gets back
its nitrogen and the Object Of the farmer is Sc.
cured-good LAND, good crops and full pockets.
WOOD. BURNED LINE, free fon coal
aches, core slate and magnolia, containing " Al
per cent pure lime, thoroughly soluble, for safe
unusually cheap. Address
CARSON 81 SONS, Confluence Works,
Riverton, Warren county, Va.
Es-D Depot for Building .nd Plastering Lime
with Mcssrs Washington i Bro, Alexandria
Virginia. y 2o-t"om
A CARD.-We have connected with our
II Grocery and Liquor Business
COMMISSION DEPARTMENT
under the management Of
A. Z. Phillips.
for the sale of Flour Grain, hay, Lun Der,
Eggs, Butter, Cheese Potstoes, Poultry In i.ct
sl Kinds OF Country Produce (tlour spe-
ciaity
Ali consignments will receive our best atten-
ton and prompt returns made for the same
Mr. T. +. kNCX formerly Of Alexandra,
Va, will give his personal attention to the VIZ
glnis and Marylan trade.
Consignments respectfully solicited.
We koep n full stock of Foreign Fruits, Nuts,
SC, for sale
BARBOUR s. HAMILTON,
637, 639 and GAL Louisiana sv.,
aug 2-twlm Washington, ID. q
ssONTV VERNON URSEkia
lT1 Established Is yesrs.
FKuIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE
GION \ SPE IALT9.
NAL. FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TEEEe
Etc, sc.
Send for Cstaloguet to
c. GIILINGHAM & co.
Accotink Postofice.
nov 4-tutf Eairfsx u.
A FULL LINE OF TOILET and LAU n
| "A DRY SOAPS nj
sep Ia j. C. s. E MILBURNS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
~, %ANCIAL& COM NJ ERC1AA

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept 2l.-Ine mar
-, n 1ay shows considerable activity, theprlces
.,r Grain having advanced, and are now holo-
80, ,rm White Wheat sold for LIS, snd red al
1,nsl25. AS to quality offerings OF oo9o oushelS
r,-, IS in light receipt, and sold ut oo Tor ihixco
o,A 30 and 81 for yellow; lot OF damaged
'.;,.J brought only A. Small offerings OF Kye
t.., sslos reported. 234 bushels Of Oats sold
s. 81 and IS
r.,r,yoRr CATTLE MARKET, Sept. 70 1876.
Raj Cattlr-Prlces to-day ranged as loiio"s :
R... Becl es ..'..'.'9 ~ -
t,n.-aiiy rated first quality W -
W.,,Im or good fair quality ......"..o w 30
H-I;n.ryl hin Steers, oxen and Cows w 20
C.n..rsi average OF the market. 80 81 w
Ey.~ame range of prices. ............L W ~
N,., pf the sales were tron...."...;o W 81
rho ,nsrke: WAS rather SLOW ana heavy' prices
d.rIined on most grades &c; IN some lhsts 5co o
800 action wsS forced on con uon grades
T,uG receipts for the week 4l4o heau A"'@
s.ns for the week 3293 heao.
h,ann-There is some improvement IN outcher
r;,n,, md .tocke-s though on y the latter show
nv sr,. advsIce in price. There is no Eastern de'
'|.od, but il is confined to butchers ana counsry
huvers OF stock Sheep we quo'e ~ ~ sn
Steep a. 4s5e per H. Snd w ssofEsss a. head ~ ~
Hoys-Prices slltened ca y ms week, anu
ssi,s nave be effected as fast as the h'gs cams
IN at .n advance OF !;3 On 'ast week quota'
ION. - ns Frosuscts are low promising Tor con
,iru.nce of present prices o!a9tc per ,o ~ Inc
iat,ar for extra Receipts :nis week o54e mead
rBY TELEGRAPH.J
NEW YORK. Septr. 2l.-Stocks active and
s,r,nr Nouey-no loans l! and z. Gold 9s.
Enmr ou,et NJ d firm Wheat dull and un-
cb.ngei Corn very firm.
BALTIMORE, Septr. 2l-Virginia 6s,, deferred,
IL VIryinlss, consolidated, ~! do I'd series 81.
Ca;,on weak midling |, I'll. Flour quiet,
i n ana uncnanged. Wheat active and firm;
No Western red l25al''; No. 3 DO us;
Pennsylvania red l25aiGU; Mary land red, good
70 prime l254l2S. do amber l3Oal33i do white
llil32 Corn southern Grmer; Western
ouci ed sctive aDd strong, but closed dull and
lower; Sou.be n white 5ls57; do yellow 54s59
Y estern naked 57s spot; 81 Oct; 5Ssa5S! Nov.
or, timer asd higher; Southern prime 4Oa43
" estern white 39.4l; DO mixed S4s37. Rye
firm demand fair ut 67aT0. Hay irmer and
l.irIy sclive; Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime 5.l6. Pork IL 70 1913 50 Coffee quiet;
bu mes restricted by Grmn"ss of holders; Rio
csrg"es ljsals3; iobbiag l5sal9i Sugar quiet
q. G:sll. Whjskey quist and ste .dy At ST. IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

MISS POWEbL'SSELECTS SCHOOL, FOX
WI VOTING LA ID Els

WI YOUNG LADlE o.
The tenth annual session of this school will
begin on THU RSDAY, Sept. 2l=t. A limited
numbe OF bosrders will be received and ali
.uDis will be carefully and thoroughly in
struc,ed in the English Branches, French and
Mathematics. Terms Tor day scholars So pc,
half session, in advance Circulars can be OBJ
tanned rom French's bookstore, or on applrcs.
ton to Miss POWELL. corner Washington
ana Duke Streets Alexal,lria, va au23-rnLDl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
CANAL COMMERCE..
PROPOSALS.

hrrv"i-Brats - Annou and J Dayton.
Departed Boats ID Annon and Dayton.
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GRAND DEMONSTRATIONS Tildcn and

GRAND DEMONSTRATIONS The Tildcn aud
Hendricks meeting last night, was grand
success, north and south ST. Asapb street and
King street. for some distance, being deDscy
packed with spectators, among whom were
many ladies' Everything passed off very or
derby and pleasantly, except for short inter
ruptou. occasioned by the iisordery cooduct
OF drunken nau named Mullen, who was ar
rested aud coufucd 10 the station house. His
attempt to escape and pursuit by the officer
created some disturbance, and, for few mou-
tes, partial panic, during which several per
sous, among them several ladies: aud Messrs.
j. n. McVeigh and son and Martin LAWYER,
were Knocked down and tramr!cd upon, though,
fortunately, DOT Injured seriously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

Doc Casa co!ored man named Henry
Harris, hand CD long boat plying % TIE
river, complained to Justice Thompson, yestcr-
day Afternoon, that dog of his, which he lost
about tw, years ago, was III the possession OF
George Fra kiln, coiored who refused TO give
it UP. The parties, dog aud al, wsre brought
before the Magistrate, when tnc canine showed
such persistent s. us Of rec snltlon and atfec
ton for Harris that the justice was cOpstraln'
ed 10 give Judgment 10 his tav 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
A LhXANDRIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
No. IL south Fairfax st.
The sixth annual session OF this School will
commence or TU ESDAY. the 10Th of 2eptem-
Der. For Circulars rppIy to The
Misses GREENE, Principals,
aug 25-tOl p. .. box 2G0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
EDUEATIONAL

o7 - SALARY, with board and lodging
ID y in respectable home, will secure a
competent LADY TEACHER for young child
rem in English and Elementary French Best
references given Address box 1914, Alexandra,
Virginia. sep ll-eo5t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

rENHE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
i MISS TEBBS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS, located nt No.
l23 Queen street, will commence 18th Of SEPT.
next. aug 23-lm
DELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
- (For Young Lsdies)
The exercises of this school Will be resumed
on the 18th of SEPTEMBER next with ere, ur-
aging prospects. The facilities ci cred in the
various departments Of this school for AGO uirlng
q thorough education are unsurpassed
The charges for tuition (entlro SESSION. are rs
follows: Primary Department $50; lnterme
diate Department $40; Collegiate English De-
partment $50; Ancient AMI Modern Languages
each SO; Music $40; use of in-trument Tor
Practice 5lU; contingent fund 81
Board (not including washing) $50. For
other information apply for Catalogue TO
n PENICk, Principal,
suo 23-tOl Alexandria, Va
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A CARD To The LADIES AND The
Al PUBLIC GENERALLY

lust RECEIVED AT
Z. &. BEkRY'S
a III! line &c. Urdcgrspp & Sons celebrated
"os Sni" LOVES Ior laLies and gontemcn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

| NOV Erred SUGAR-CU RED HAMS,
~ >lou doris and Breakfast Bacon received
a. Tor SAFE low +. j. DAVIDSON,
yep u LAT King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

SN1AR> bought At the decline and for sale
~ "w ~ q. VIM. RAMSAY,
SEP p Corner OF King and ST. Asaph SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21

MALI AAMS-keceived to day terces
" haTy!and brand and tierce now Hams.
G. HM RAMSAY,
W " Corner King and ST. Asaph SITS.