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In another column will be found the adver-
tisem of Prof A. o. Wright, formerly of Mil
ton, Fla, who has established an extensive bus
mess in music and musical instruments at Pen
sacola. Prof Wright is well known to most, if
not all of our readers; and his enterprise and
foresight in establishing in Pensacola an extern
sive business of this kind, In anticipation OF the
high position that city is destined to assume
with reference to the trade of all West and Mid
die Florida in competition with Savannah and
Jacksonville, and in so early realization OF the
fact that 10 order to secure such trade, his true
interest is to advertise literally in the region
from whence the trade is to be drawn is credita-
bic to his judgment and business capacity
qualities " hich many of the merchants of Jack
sonville and Savannah have apparently not yet
learned TO cultivate.
The fact is manifest that with the compile
ton of the P & A. Railroad, Pensacola Intends
To reach out for and will be likely to secure the
entire jobBng trade of West and Middle Flor
ida ; and Prof. Wnght's advertisement is but q
harbinger of what is yet 10 come.
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Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows, Gendsye
Lodge No. 2,111 OF the Grand United Order Of
odd Fellows which was organized on the l4th
Gay OF August, 1881, In Mariana by committee
appointed fro "a Orange Lodge No. 1914, of Tai
ianassee, held their anniversary on Saturday the
18th inst The Lodge assembled at the Lodge
rooms at 10 O'Clock A. II. and was addressed
and lectured by Past Noble Father Asberry
Henry, then adjourned at ESQ O'Clock p. II. TO
meet al O'Clock F. IL the following day. Next
day, Sunday, August 14th, the Lodge reassembl
ed at O'Clock pursuant to adjournment and
marched from their Lodge rooms to the Church
OF the African Methodist where their annAversa-
~ sermon W rs delivered by Past Noble Father
Asberry Henry followed by Vice Grand John 81.
Gilbert, both of Orange Lodge No. 1914 of Tai
lahassee; their discusses were listened tCi with
the greatest possibly attention and interest by a
very much crowded audience who behaved with
the highest marked decurum.
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- NlngidA sxhihis q Aflann, prosissd h
wei ncctpt - poinsnena.r- bHfsM
ME Plses ~ esrlzinly Apssk mare Aard a.
sacceslaui wesk u he iaasrsat a. immierasion
thzn 80 olh@ man In IL esass. and No hnpe
Re &iIlhs deignaied - IL ollctal seprssenaaaivs
II IL Bsaas ssiacepsnpany - npzinisna ID
prcposed esaas szhIbit q shs Athnln Kxpok
don.
AT The iass mesting Of the BoaEd a. DMsO.
sOrs Of the TsllAbassss Hossl Compans, Oolsnel
John A. Henderson rendered Nh rssignatisn .
. msaAaer efahs Board, which was accepted
With nanisaIa<ioas of sseret by Tie Beard. and.
on motion, Colonel Calvin II. AlIsn was unaai
mously chosen to an the vacancy thus occa-
stoned Coloael Allen has shown himn.lf faIIy
alive 70 the wants and inierssn Of this porsion
Of the State through whicA hin road extends.
and Win nike N aetive. workiae nsubr Of
the Board.
a L Woodward, Esq., arrived IN our town
on 1ondAy evening. Mr. Woodward has for
many ycan been agent Of the ]. p. & r. Rail
road, Iat Live Oak. The Florida Southern has
engaged his services - agent for their road IN
Palatka- Mr. Woodward b the son of judge
woodward Of Tallahassee, now deceased, and IL
wen known a. = gentleman Of fine business
qualifications. PAlstka win feel proud 70 vel
come Mr. Woodward and his family in our midst.
-H6ia1ka Herald
Major Woodward's father, Judge Woodward.
i sim living in Tallahassee, although in feeble
health, with his younger son, Mr. w. W. Wood
ward Superintendent Of the Primary Department
Of the West Florida Seminary.
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-
We have received the Catalogue of Seeds
and Almanac for 1881, with brief directions for
the cultivation Of vegetables, intended chiefly
Tor the Southern State" published by the above
named hrm, whose business is conducted At
Rochester. N. 7. In their Introductory chapter
these well known and experienced seedsmen
say:
In issuing onr catalogue of seeds and insiruc-
tinns for the proper management of gardens al
the North and South We have turned aside from
the old stereotyped manner generally adopted
by seedsmen. There are many who have made
gardening and farming the study Of Q life time,
and are fully posted as TO the best methods to
adopt, yet there are thousands Of those who pur-
chase our seeds, and especially in the South and
Southwest. who are inexperienced bat are will
ing and anxious TO learn. Il Is not our purpose
10 deal IN vagaries and outline ideas. The inform
alton We have to- offer 10 not theoretical but
knowledge obtained from men of practical ex-
perience who have spent years of patient study
and labor in managing and successfully ope-
rating gardens and farms. Although a large
portion OF the information we furnish is intended
for our Southern friends, those engaged in gard
ening and farming in the North may gather
some information v hich ID new to them and may
be of benefit if adopted. There has long existed
. want OF proper information regarding the va
rieties OF seeds best adapted to the Southern eli
mate, also instructions how and when to plant.
and the proper managing Of shipping or plan.
tation gardens, also gardens for bone consump-
ton Thousands of inexperienced men are every
year immigrating 10 the Southern States to seek
homes for themselves and families, who find
they have made change from a temperate to a
semi tropical climate. They readily perceive
that the mode Of procedure is altogether differ
ent to what they have been accustomed to at the
North, and for want of instruction they often
meet With disastrous failure. Winter gardening
in Florida, Louisiana and Texas is assuming
large proportions.
The seeds, &c, of Messrs Hiram SibIeY & Co,
are for sale at the City Drug Store; Mr., H. s.
Elliot, the proprietor, being the sole agent for
their sale in Leon county.
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See advertisement of John S Winthrop, ESQ.,,
among the new advertisements. He offers a
rare chance Tor good man.
-Yennors predictions as 10 the weather of
August, have so lar. allowing for the difference
in laiilude been singularly verified.
The Quincy Herald states that the steamer
g. Gunby Jordan will connect with trains on
the J. P. & VI. r. r. every Tuesday night, going
up
Saturday was the hottest day we have had
for several weeks, and Sunday was nearly as bad.
Vennor's predicted storm came along yesterday
afternoon, and il was heavy one.
The Tallahassee Office of the Southern Ex-
press Company has been raised TO The dignity of
billing Office Brilton says, so that he can
have enough work to do to earn his salary.
DIR. Bonds handsome and comfortable resi-
dence on McCarty street, is being renovated and
put in order for Hon. E. Z. Foster, SuperntenG-
ent OF Public Instruction, who will occupy it,
Mr. G. G. Gibbs brought in on Saturday a
Hne sample of his 5-acre crop of Golden MilIet,
sSerAging feet in height. 1t was sown broad
cast, and makes splendid forage for stock of all
kinds, green or cured.
1t Is rumored that the city council will soon
tackle the market-house question, and possibly
secure good site and erect q brick market
house and city hall, which will be credit TO the
city and 10 their administration.
Some of the railroads in the interior of the
State are offering to pass free all students from
the different counties to the East Florida Semi
nary al Gainesville. VIII the Middle Florida
railroads do the same for the West Florida Sem
mary
If the existence of worms in the intestines
darkens the complexion, is it not reasonable to
suppose That their presence viii ruin health
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge viii destroy and
expel Them from the body. n. Lively, Sole
Agent. 16
Mr. ;. p Hatfield showed US on Friday last
a fine sample of his crop of crows foot hay. made
on land " hich has already produced a crop ot
corn, and is now planted to cow-peas He states
that his crop will average three-fourths OF u ton
Of hay to the acre.
Cotton has begun TO come in q little. and
will soon be pouring into town. Prices are q
little higher than was anticipated and the pros
pect Is that the Tallahassee market this Winter
viii be better than ever before, and that prices
VIII be better than any neighboring market
Did YOU ever notice how contagious 3 cough
Is in school roome One cough, the unpleasant
evidence of bad cold, is sufficient TO start the
Whole school, but colds and coughs can be cured
oy Consseus' Honey of Tar, and the price is only
DC Whites Cream Vermifuge. the best Worm
Miller. W. A Rawls Sole Agent. Is
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v.uuor.- Foreca.. for Auxu.t.

Aug. l. warm and oppressive 2, pleasant 8
siIy warm; and 5, cool to cold, with fall-lke
evenings and nights; 8, lair and pleasant; 7, heat
and storms 8, 9 and 10, sultry weather, with
besyy show ers, cooler evenings and nights; IL,
q md 13 heat again in the United States. cloudy
and suIlry weather, with storms, in Canada IA
cooler; Is, cooler to cold, cloudy and pleasant !;
49, storms through portions of Virginia II and
IS hail storms and frost probably in some Sec
tons: 10 and 20, heat and storms 81, sultry
AM showery %, sultry and windy 90, and "a,
heat and wind; IS and %, heavy storms on the
hkrs, the ST. Lawrence and around New York ;
q. 2s and 20, cooler weather, with rains and
frosts in northern sections; 80 and 81, fair and
pleasant, with cool evenings and nights, with
OF returning heat.
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FISHERMAN.

Mr.. David 8. Walker, Jr., returned home on
Thursday last from q short trip to the sea-shore.
Mr. NICK F. McCook of the Gainesville Sxa
and Bee. has been spending several days in Tai
lahassee on business.
Col. Fred l. Robertson, Of the BroOksville
Crescsnf made rs pleasant visit yesterday. He
is q delegate to the Immigration Convention
Mr. 8. r. Butler has bern appointed Captain
of Militia. and assigned to duty O De Cover
nor's Staff. No hsffer or more deserved appoint-
ment could have been made.
-Judg = J. B. Christie. Jr., q MonticeIlo. Who
has been quite Ill, under the care OF DIT. A. l.
Randolph with disease Of the bladder, b recov-
ering and was out On the street yesterday.
-Mr. b. r. MaIoas, rspsssenting shs we'll
known chiffon combustion boass Of Woods &
Co., whOee advertisement win be Sound in an
other column, b in the city In the interest Of
that establishment.
Hon r H II. Davidson, Of Quincy. was IN
Tallahassee, several days last week, looking g
joviAl and smiling Is If il was campaign year.
Col Davidson Is deeply interested IN fine stock
Of all kinds, and visited, while here, several of
our Do8A nosc0 oOHCAE3 " me- e8eah1-
-ConauctOr ". g. Ball, who has tor many
Years bess IN the employ Of tie J. r. b Il. r. r
left last week 10 accept position on The .. r
& W. Railway At Savannah. Hh mary friends
here. - well - tie rev manasefs q sihs J. P.
& n r. r. sincerely regret bis change Of base.
Rev 4 w. Measey and family Ia 10 spend
q FecTeative season among the mountains 81
North C9rOlina. Gaiaslsizs 6ss 90 b, ANeusf
l1GA
Mr. Meansy's many friends In Tallahassee win
regret 10 learn thai his health has become some-
what impafFsd. and vim also rsjoice = thin op-
porsunilg 81 rest ard ssenpssaiioa h - -
nghsfal iegioa named, and hope esrnsssly fbyhis
eniiss pssOsssy. s.
Hos. d. 8 Plaee. ~ Walae. paia . Via
lnas niehI Mf Piaes b On hi Wag b Aflnnsn,
where e eDep foT ~ R4gpeee g loeking inao
thn nrrsdRememn tnr ne Hxpuslldom cd 61oem
q ID u whai Hlsrida shosi - H expssls
= rsluss u sims % aessnd . ssealg 10 Alashlna
10 . ~ - the puspme q slacsiRg ds1sgnGss
o. sls epnssnlisn q hs hal4 49, O. - 'aakA.
NJ. Hncn 3 ue'l kngW4 = e Iineida1 mest
acsive eifinsan I'D sc - - 90 A10W - .
3 sAerojehlF isss.ss = kpsipg - 90
II PiA9e coald - appclnte1 - - ehaz1s =
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WoMAN's BEST FRIEND-To relieve the ach-
ing heart of woman, and bring joy where sorrow
reigned supreme, is mission before which the
smiles Of kings dwinde into utter insigufcance
This is the peculiar province of Bradfeld's Fe-
male Regulator, which, from its numberless
cures, is appropriately styled ~Womans Best
Friend The distressing complaint known as
whites" and various irregularities of the womb,
to which woman is subject, disappear like magic
before single bottle Of this wonderful compound
Physicians prescribe IT,
Prepared by DIR. J. Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ga,
and sold at 81 so per bottle by all Druggist
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A Cough, Cnld or Sore Throat should I've
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an Incur
able Lung Disease OF Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain To give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs, Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended by physicians
and Always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or nniried, bat having been tested by
wide and constant use Coz nearly an entire
generation, they have attained vel merited rank
among the few staple remedies Of the age
Public speakers and singers use them 10 clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at p cents box
everywhere. Nov. 50. 16o0-1y
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l have Ia ken great pains to effect arrange
ment for supplying this market with
Coop GARDEN SEEDS
and have succeeded in so doing by securing the
Sole A9ency in Leon County for the celebrated
seeds of
HIRAM SIBIEY & Co.,
OF Rochester, N, Y, all of which can 6UARAK-
TEE, as being
COOP, PURE, FRESH AND TRUE
to name. The sac best OdrSetSes of Cabbage, and q
full supply and assortment of Turnip and other
seeds Just received at the City Drug Store
H. S. ELLIOT.
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Are y0u disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain OF cutting ieeth2 II 80. GO at
once and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. II win relieve the poor little sufferer
immediateIy-depend upon il (; there is no mistake
about II. There is not u mUher on earth who has
ever used il, who win NOT tell you ~ once that it
will regulate the bowels. and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic 1t is perfectly safe to in all
cases. and pleasant TO the taste, and is the pre-
scrptiOn ut one Of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Nov. 80, 1660-1y
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Inc EAfapfsss Of the 17lh Ayx -TAe MessrR
Vafnedoe have sold some Eve or six thoumnd
pear uees already, and the seassn has not yet
opened Hr. L l. Varnedoe win
probably ship Ilo bushels Of I.eCo.,e pe.ys nj.
season- he expected to get only 400, but nearly
that quantity has already bean s,ther,d ana h;s
trees are not yet bare"
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District No. z

Shall be bounded a. follows viz: Beginning at the
point where the Thomasville road via Duncansville
leaves the city limits of Tallahassee run In north
eastery direction along said road It's intersection
with section line between Sections - and 81 Town
ship 2, Range l. and E; then east to the stage
road near Centreville then In . southeFy direction
along said road to Roberts schoolhouse; then In
an easterly direction along the road vi Roberts,
mill to Inman Fishers; then south TO Crump's
store; then along the Aiccosukie road in . south
westerly direction to Tallahassee; then north and
east along city limits to the point of beginning
That portion Of the Townsville road bounding
this district on the northwest and extending from
the Eighth District to the four mile post shall be
considered part of this district-with voting pre-
cinet at r A. Whithelds.
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Df J. 5. Bond, a prominent physician Of Tall
Aa.aaee, has gone III Jacksonville IN order 10
a J. his profession paw This speaks well for
We asAth of Tallahassee--OcGtGB aRAer-
Iaes are now only two Physicians In TAIlA-
-'-se, and they both complain that it is :" dis
as'fOusly healthy"
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District No. 9

Shall be bounded follows, VIZ: Beginning on the
Meridian road at Cars spring Pond, run south
along said road 70 the g. W. corner of Section 10,
7. 2, X. /, n and E thea east TO the Townsville
road then in southwesterly direction along said
road to its junction with the Meridian road then
north along said road to MIN Branch then down
Mil Branch in q westerly direction to Lake Jack
son; then along the eastern shore Of Lake Jackson
to the beginning point The roads bounding this
district shall be considered part Of the district
except that part of the Townsville road between
District No. and the four mile post-with voting
precinct at Hawkins school house.
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IL ". c. Pogue, who recestly came here
4On Indiana, has introduced anew sugar and
.nop plant, the Early Oraage6erShum, orig
'AA'ea by Mr.. Hedges II st. Louis, No. A
~~pas OF the syrup just made By Ms. P"gne
"a De seen At the R1oRDIxH once. Ii il clear,
Ascx and OF excellent flavor.
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NOW IN PKRFEcT HEALTH
Near MARIETTA @. March a I,

4 Near MARIETTA, Ga, March 81, 1870
II Some months ago bought q bottle OF Bra.i-
fields Female Regulator. and used it in my fam
lily with the utmost satisfaction have recon-
mended it to three other families, and they have
found il just what it is recommended. The
females who have used the Regulator are nov in
perfect health, and able to attend to their house
hold duties. We cordially recommend IL TO the
public. RKv. 81. B. JOHNSON
August GIN.
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" b HAskslL who kas inst Es,nEzed
Ihomssville. bsoukhs she RIozzEsax .
). moth LeCaata peas wAieA ha seok lr11 .
s.-,eaF-Old me- u ME HE. s1n<e1,s orchszd.
whsh weighs shssp emnewf Thn ahsmu
ne Lecasie IN -. ~. HslkeIl sluD
y = tn tks.e prasa ksre I'D = rslnIl
eAe huii-stasds y New YoFl eitv % 80
- ss losa Is eenis ! pisesl
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Al.noasA p thought he had lid in ihn
.uppy o. garden sd y h, he entire ssason,
n."as seiis Ne that be had 10 reAew hin ssock by
'e'esfspa iAst week; buying ffsah garden SD
sse'y season. and throwing away al lett on
.And q ne end Of the year, Is bound 10 tell IN
the seed busiIess. "a
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iaese are seeds seat to all country stores and
~Aaa dealers, and what are nnsold are returned
: NE end OF the season. these are again semi OOt
y. va year, and 50 ad iafaitam. Ask your dealer
" ne selling commission seeds, if 20 brware.
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Two geatlemen, oDe near he Geofgn Hne,
- o'neF near Tallahassee, soid Iast ssa>Oa ose
.eas'ed and 6iiy and Two hundred snd Gf,y
: ,.sn worth Of csbhages respectively; oae sold
laonasviiie the osher IN Ynllahassse, both
their seeds iron RawIa ESrs~m Aap.
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District No. 8

District No. l, the By Distinct No. 2, on the
south by the northern boundary Of Sections 8, %
"a, Is, % and 50. T. Q, Z. 1, n and Z and ON the
OF Section 50 to its entrance into Districs No 1.
The stage road being portion Of the east boundary
Of this district shah be considered q part Of Ihis
district-With voting preeinet at BradfofdyiIle
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District No. g

Shall be bounded - follows, viz: On the north by
the Miccoeukie road to Crump's store; on the east
by District No. 5; on the south by the base line
and that part of the Augustine road north of said
base line, and on the west by Tallahassee aud the
Miccosukie road from Tallahassee to Crump's store
The roads bounding this district shall be considered
part of the district--wiIh voting precinct at
Chaires' Gopher Ridge Place
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District No. 10

Shall be bounded e follows viz: Beginning At the
point at which the Meridian road crosses the most
southern Iamoala slough, run In . southerly d.
reetion along said road to the northern boundary Of
District Q; then along the northern and western
shores OF Lake Jackson to its intersecxion with the
Township line between Township and q and
W; then west to the 0cklockonee river then up
said river In northeasterly direction to the Iamo-
mia slough then mp said slough TO the point of be-
ginning. That part Of the Meridian road bounding
this district shall be considered a. part Of the dis
trict-With voting precinct e T Z. Aoore,s.
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Ds


For Sale er Exchange In MiAdle Tennessee.
l. A plantation, mile east OF McMinnviIle War
rem county, Tenn, Of 80 acres 6 acres cleared the
balance wei ttmbered: dwelling and other houses
cost about 81 s00 excellent springs on the place
This place II held ct - 000
9 sman farm. miles northwest OF McAEinr-
VILE Of % aerssi Is acses cleared land qute pro
ducttve, bat not considered TIE be3-what we might
call second-rate-the uneleared portion pretty well
umbered; cost the present owner 81 $50; viii now
sell u for S6O0 The buildings on it worth 500;
good well in the yard
8. A good little farm in Southern Kentucky, near
the line Of Tennessee, worth 81 600; but the owner
viii cell It for half that amount, he owns o farm
In Tennessee; does not need that is very much in
need Of money, though perhaps he might exchange
Address J. R. HAGGARD, Land Agent,
McMinnville, Tenn.
r A-Parties writing to me on this subject will
please say II waat paper they saw my advertisement
August %, 1861-1m H
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District Nos

Shall be bounded follows, viz: Beginning 1T the
northwest corner Of Township |, Range 3, and
2 to the Jefferson county line then along the JEFF
ferson county line in . southwesterly direction to
the base line then west along the base line to its
intersection with the Newport road near Station
then along said Newport road in northerly direc
ton to its intersection with the Monticello road
Barrow Hill; then along said Monticello r0ad In an
easterly direction to its intersection with the line
dividing range and 3; then north along said line
to the beginning point-with voting precinct ut
Lraann ALL
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE on MAMa.
ArTiee CHoas
--.h.ru and Eastern. ...........826 Pm 1904 N
1910 - ............... 80 A. Il SEQ p n
!, eTsrks Tuesday Thursday and
saturday -. -.---..--------L4o r. n 100 A. II.
Townsville via lamonla-Arive Tuesday,, Thursdays
"a Fridays at $50 A. NJ
- Postofhce will be open from A. L. TO $50 P Il
a Srom ~ to go P. NJ, except Sundays.
MoSET-oRDER OFFTcR.
uAe Mouey-order Once viii be open from A. n To
"a n and from p II. to P. II. Money-orders are
i.sd Al this ONCE payable in any part Of the United
go and Great Britain, Switzerland Germany Italv
S1nce Algeria and Canada
f'"' ". G. STEWART, p n
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- zs- $685. 9e@vsms man.
wen.
intelligence w.s rrer,v,a h.r. 49, 49, ~
esAM Of Aln. Maxu1a, sslicl a me He
sonn S'esens Maxwell ~ticA occurred ii Salem.
Va. On wednesday, lhe 17h i'm.
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University of virginia.

@ EsSION BEGINS ON THE FIRST OF OCTO-
- Der, and continues nine months. Apply for cata-
logues to the Secretary of the Faculty T. O.. Uni
versity of Virginia, Albemarle county, Virginia
JAS F. HARRISON,
Aug. 16-6w2 Chairman Of the Faculty.