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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-16

A MEXICAN AND ENGLISH WALDRON Grain
II and Grass Scythes, Scythe Rifles, Scythe
Stones. Snaths. Hay Rakes and other seasonable
goods in store and for sale cheap by
j. T. CREIGHTON s. son,
-lyG SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-16

When You feel out OF sorts, have the blues
melancholy. etc, il mnst be Indigestion that
ais You. Browns Iron Bitters cures il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-16

ENIRST EXCURSION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-16

ANNUAL FIRE REPoRT.-E. H. O'Brien,
esq, Chief Engineer of the Fire Department,
makes the following report of fires, alarms
assurances and losses during the year ended
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a meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the virginia Historical Society was held
NJ O'Clock p. NJ. yesterday at the rooms
OF the Society in the Westinoreland Club
liouse. y number Of gifts Of book were
reported. Letters were read by the cor.
responding secretary, Mr.. Brock, from
lion. Charles {. Jones, LII. D., lin which
he says: "The first two volumes Of nv
General History Of Georgia are in Ms.
lhey cover the Aboriginal Epoch,
the period OF discovery and early voyages,
the colonization under Oglethrope, and
the life OF Georgia under the Trustees I'M
der the Royal Governors and during the
Revolutionary War; and from j. =. Hale,
Esq, Charleston. West Virginia, in which
he gives the origin Of the name Of Boone
county, now in West Virginia, as follows
" In the winter OF 184G-'7 the Legislature
OF Virginia formed a new county from
portions OF kanawha and Logan counties.
The member from Logan, Mr.. st. Clair
Ballard, made speech on the subject Of a
name for the new county, in which
he culogzcd the character and services
OF Daniel Boone, and among other
incidents related that OF Boone's rescuing
The wife and daughters Of Captain John
Flinn, one OF the pioneer settlers OF this
section, who had been killed by The In
dians and his family taken prisoners. Mr..
Ballard stated in conclusion that he was
the grandson OF Chloe Finn, one OF the
martyrcd Films daughters. Mr.. Ballard
proposed to name the county Boone, after
her brave rescuer. which was done, and
the cOunty-seat was named Ballardvile in
compliment to the representative OF LO-
gam"
Letters accepting membership in the So
cicty were read from DR.. W. j. Moore,
Norfolk, Va; William G. Davies, Esq,
New York city; President Daniel c. Gil
man, Johns-llOpkins University, Baltimore,
Nd; Robert Dinwiddic, Esq, New York
city Z; c. Wiley Grandy, Esq, Norfolk. Va.
Henry Il. Dawson, Esq, MOrriSania
New York; Henry +. Bacon, Esq, Bury
It. Edmund, England.
The following were elected members Of
the Society: Lifc-Gcncral Williams Car
ter Wickham, Richmond. Va. Regular
Walter II. p. Morris, Esq, and Frank d.
Hill, Esd, Richmond, Va; Professor A.
l.. Mcdonald, Louisville, Ky.
Adjourned
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ing ruts, and spicious-appearing and dan.
gerous lengths OF quicksand, at least safe
Tor the average watermelon yender, dealer
In stmac, wheat conveyancer, and general
travel.
A number OF trees have been selected by
the city authorities for planting during the
coming fail in the City Park given by
Marx and Courthouse Square, fronting on
HUI street. The enclosure Of this latter
public demesne was recently ordered by
the City Council. The Corporation En-
glneer has about completed his plan or
idea OF the fence that should be erected to
protect the public property there.
City lawyers are preparing their cases
Tor Mondays Corporation Court. a legal
interlude has existed for the past two
months with this court. The criminal
cases listed for trial are not numerous or
important. The Judge has recently re-
turned here after IN extended soiourn at
Washington, ID. G..
The case OF Jones lin damages) against
the Manchester Cotton Mills for injuries
incurred by its machinery will probably be
called at the September term Of tue City
Court. II win be heard on retrial. The
former verdicts were for the plaintiff.
Mayor Taylor fined several persons yes
terday morning for infracting the city
ordinances. No fights or felonies were re-
ported.
Considerable interest is manifested in
Manchester III the success Of the next ex-
hbition OF the Virginia State Agricultural
Society. The flour-mills, cotton-factOrieS,
and bucket and tub mandatory on the
riverside will all have present specimens OF
their productions. And we may be sure
that their exhibits will be worthy OF them
selves and the occasion.
The J. II. s. Lyceum had one Of their
pleasant hops at Lyceum Hall Monday
night.
Manchcster's musical society is preparing
for series Of artistic entertainments du-
ring the coming winter months.
The small delegation OF Manchester peo-
pie who visited the Baltimore "Oriole :"
exhibition have returned home highly
pleased with the result OF their trip.
Mr.. b. =. Owens, Jr., wing reporter,
continues i'll at his residence in this city.
At the Boston industrial exhibit, now
progressing, the Richmond Cedar-Ware
Works located in Manchestcr), through
their cnterprising superintendent, Mr.. W.
III. Parrish have on exhibition an imposing
pyramid Of buckets, tubs, churns, and ves-
sels Of every description, manufactured by
them. Their exhibit is highly spoken Of
and will no doubt be further seen in the
priZc-lSt
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,yod,,ca without Words.
TWO ST. LOUIS DEAF MUTEs MARRIED Bf III
sign MANUAL.


SIGN MANUAL.
,Fr,m the st. Louis POst-Dispatch.l
,.o,.,. sinoulor marriage ceremony TOOK
,,locc i'm tl6s city late Monday afternoon
10Th the contracting parties-nT' imam
y Guss and Miss Della Cannon-DeihSu u''.i
n,,,tcc Miss Cannon being Cathoic, !,
n'os thc desire Of hcrfamily that she slioulu
I'c married by priest, and, III accoru'llce
',';,I' ~ tbeir viii. Father McCaliery was
oaiind unon to pronounce the Dlhhs. Al,
;ntnrnreter with command OF the souhu
,,o,ia,,o was called into service 10 repeH'
.ha sacrcd words of the priest. ne MAJ
80 was celebrated at the residence oi
,h'7 ,hn 7hr;de No. 1881 north Ninth strect, aho
tnnrediotely aftcrward the guests sal uoM
:" snnner. which they hurried tniouS n'
S,rncr over. the couple spranS lfilo %"
Snpn ,;ape accompanied by single irie he' anu
',.'S,,o -, hnrriedly TO the residence OF heN;
Nv = w lewis. Of the Methodist EplscoPal
oiurcb Washington avenue, VINO @ va,
H,oad 70 reneaf the ceremony. iiefc Va"
ss',,,d I owls Kayanaugh, nephew ol 'ne
'1uau J.''',,mon who understood the l'lg'U'se
~ Si,ns even better than Tue iii'nis.oi
a. Kayanaugh explained 10 the eouP'o ,
H. thev would be expected TO reau ilvi'
w. .,''' hoot ~ service exactly what the iiii,,s-
.nc romonnced DU aloud, and that wneh 'ne
ter pa, was asked whether he would taHS i,HS
ii;" conan TO be his lawtuiiy-Weuueu
Diso ."is etc he should, after reading tne s'ine
w Mnu' tbc hook. lift up his hand ana HIM a.'S
on, 49,, which meant Yes. VIII. oii''
iDG isr instructions were given to hod the 1Ty TGc
i'%' 90 also provided with Dooh. ', ~.
contract cont was sealed with ring, aaa ne follow %
II became necessary for the SroG;m 10 ..W;iI
the words of the minister; saS'mS, "a, NV earthly
this ring thee endow " %i' ibe e' groom % were
g.ontIv gooattiI f fixed upon the printed words sa ol
the book s TO TO his power Of eomprehendins
"r Sethcr @ Of the couple seemed 1Ind anS
n ,hc Transaction, and both sni,ieo ,ne tina1 h"
sSoeS y on hands with everybody ,ncea' a,re, i"' m
snovs erSs Of the text were pronounced
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AUGUST, 1852.
lumber Of days lost. ............:...;.......:
,cduct for cut fingers, hands, and old chronic
sores ................. .''.'.s..''
DAYS lost from actual sickncss'.''''''''''


The question nay he asked, Why sol many
DAYS from cut hands and fingersI The
answer is very simple. ConvctS, as Is
known TO those familiar with prison man.
agemcnt, will resort to all devices to beat
prison officials.
The sick report from the cOOpcr-shop
ward since the reduction Of task has not
bcen diminished, ~ official reports will
show. but increased The actual days lost
Inv sickness during the month TO the 10Th
is twenty-onc days-only fVe days less IMAM
fhe entire month OF August. Now, rs 10
the task. the contract entered into with
Mr.. Fairbanks september 1, 1880, and his
task wa- the same a. the task OF the old
state shop. This task was continued until
lime |. 1882. when Mr.. Cross and myself
advised Mr. Fairbanks to adopt the team
snSfoDi Of making barrels, and when your
informant said that the convict, did one
fourth more than men who work ior lhehl-
selves, he stated what was false.
lie - Worded his report 10 lead you ana
the public 10 infer (and this is not the first
fine he Suppres>ed the truth TO reflect ON
mel that | required the cOnyicts to DO all
tLe work on twenty barrels for his day :
work. when the truth il that the twenty
DIIltIS " lltu ElNAu " ~ A'.'''
plcted. he only being required to hoop Of
The barrel-thc hoops being shaved for
him-put in the head-the heading being
prepared and ready for use-and dress the
barrel of.
As for the punishment inflicted, the re-
cords will show that from March l. lSS2, to
date fewer men have been punished in this
ward than any ward in the prison.
Ills whole report is in keeping with his
cooner-shop canard" " OF what we have
done. In conclusion, wish TO brand the
author OF a rumor in this city as he should i,i
he branded. have been informed that l
refused to cut down the task In the cooper
shop because l was a partner Of Mr.. Fair
hanks. or had an interest in the contract
most emphaically deny having an "a inter, ,.,n
est in any OF the contracts connected with
mis- institution, and brand the author as 2
contemplate, con lying dog, and not worthy o, Of
heinz even an associate OF the yilest pri'
soner within the walls OF tue virginia
ncnjtentiarv. SAMUEL c. WILLIAMS,
pei'''' '''''' superintendent.
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THE BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY
REiNsURED.-The policy-holders of the
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany will be pleased to learn that the Royal
Insurance Company, of Liverpool, mas re-
insured the fire business Of that company.
All that is necessary for them to do, as may
be seen by the advertisement OF Mr.. Whit
lock, the trustee, is to carry the policies OF
this old institution 10 Howard Swineford,
the agent Of the Royal Insurance Company,
and exchange them for policies in that COM
pany without any additional cost to them
selves
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciatng pain Of cutting teeth? II so 90 at
once and get a bottle Of MRS. WlNSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II Will relievethe poor little
sufferer rimmediatey-depend upon II: there Is no
mistake about IT, There IS not mother on earth
who has ever used IL who VIII not tell you at once
that II will regulate the bowels aIf give ret 10 the
mother and relief and health 10 the operating
like magic Il /, perfectly safe 10 use In al case,
and pleasant to the taste, and Is the prescription Of
one Of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurse, In the United states. sold everywhere. 20
cents = bottle. Sc lj-cOdlw
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-The Board OF SUPERVISORS OF a
improye srIetI" tbe r connty roads. The carts and
horsss raean,v onn I purchased have been given
in charge Of capable parties .; ''h hands are r.
conjunction with Iorce San,hs u engnis.
making former jmpassable dep'hS' ensui'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-16

TIE STATE sEcuRED.-Thtrsday Attor-
ney-General Blair went to Staunton- and
submitted motion before the Supreme
Court asking that the Planters National
Bank be required to give bond in the pen
atty OF sj00,0O0 for the ssfe-keeping Of the
100000 school fund deposited there, the
proceeds Of the sale Of the States interest
in the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road. The court granted the necessary
order. The president and directors Of the
bank yesterday very promptly proceeded to
give satisfactory bond TO secure the State.
This 100000 is deposited in the bank
awaiting the decision OF the Supreme Court
In the case OF CAN'T Us. The Common
wealth and w. L. Royal US. The Common
wealth.
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To the Editor Of the UiSpafch :

Ny attention has been called TO an article
appearing in sundays Dispatch during my
absence from the city, which in justice to
myself calls for an answer.
| have purpOsely abstaincd heretofore
from noticing articles that have from time
to time appeared, and which more or less
reflected upon my administration as super
intendent OF the penitentilry; but mas
much as this article must have been based
upon information derived from some one
connected with the government Of this in
stitutiOn, | will give from the official re-
cords an exact statement of the case aS it
refers to the cOoper-shOp and the treatment
OF conyicts under my care, and not from
"tlie neatly-eXecuted reports " OF the con-
Wet Marvin, a companion Of those who
would iniure me II they could.
The records show that from January |,
1sS0. to the 18th Of September, 1882, not a
single death has occurred in the cooper
shop ward. During the month of March,
1882, the number Of days lost by sickness,
as claimed by "the neatly-eXecuted re-
ports" " Of convict Marvin, was 1Si. De-
duet from this the number Of days lost by
the convicts on this contract, from cut
fingers. hands, and old chronic sores, 40
davs, and YOU will find 4i days for the
month by sickness.
APRIL, 1882.
Number OF days LOST. .......:...:.......:.i89
Deduct FOR cut fingers, hands, and old chronic
sores .'''s''s'.'si-o
DAYS lost from actual sickncss............ ii
MAY, 1882.
Number Of days slOst..................... ....2i09
Deduct for cut fingers, hands, and old chronic
lfO
-
Days LOST from actual sickncss....."...... 661s
JUNE, 1852.
Number Of days
Deduct for Gu; fingers, hands, and old chronic
lof
DAYS lost from actual sickness............ u
July, 1882.
Number Of days LOST. ..................'..:. w
Deduct for cut fingers hands, and o.d chronic 80
%
DAYS lost from actual sickness..........,.
AUGUST, 1852.
Number Of DAYS l30
deduct for cut fingers, hands, and old chronic
sores ................ ~ .
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Co,,u,crciaI stationery

;s made = specialtv Of by Messrs. lancey,
WadJv " T. 20. Merchants, bankers, and
husinc.s.men will find at lll2 Main street
ousn,,' JUL, ar,;nln necessary TO the complete
equipment of their offices.
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nr. Pusey Dying.

Lospos, scptember ls.mDr' ,;DI professor raes@ u
~ 1o1xs, ebrew in Christ Church CSlege, Iessns H
nxtord 1VrS, d. Tractarians, Is sinking l"P'"''
There * no hope Of his recovery
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THE DISPATCH,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,
EDUCATIONAL.

DICIIMOND COLLEGE,
~ RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins 2lsT SEPTEMBER.
leS2, aud continues n,ne months.
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON, A. w., Professor ~ Latin
n. III. HARRIS, VI. A., Professor Of Gr,el
RoDEs MAssfk, A. NJ. ID. L., Professor Modern
Languages.
\. u. DRows,D ID. D., Professor of English.
EDWARD II. SMITH, NJ. A., Professor OF Mtthe-
mates.
CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ A., Professor Of Ply
sizes,
PvErEAR, A. W., III. d.. Professor Of Che
mistry.
NuIIaN ID. THOMAS, ". ~, ID. d., Professor Of
Philosophy.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES, Professor Of Law.
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soauish brandy for Bra"dyins
peaehes,

the best Of all; $3.50 per gallon,
~ Another supply OF that elegant, iGur-yeal
old vinegar, Tor picking, at Christian d
Whites
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-16

PIyAFoRE.-As has been stated pre-
yiously. Pinaiore will be again presented
to the public on the night Of the 2Gth for
the benefit OF the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues, Captain Andrew PiZzini.
The ca.t will be OF the best amateur talent,
and as a crowded house will be sure to be
present, it will be in order for those who
desire reserved seats to 20 to Ramos &
Moses, where they can now be obtained
and secure them.
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TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS.

ADD Ny NAME TO YOUR LIST.
NV No. Is les. PIcrse call send orders for
COAL and WOOD. j. BELL BIGGER,
OfFice and yard No 1872 east Main street
Sc lG-ltE
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5 An INDICTMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY

wEARE GOING ToHAvEAGRAND CHRIST
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AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AM
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
HOW TO GET a TICKET.


Tickets for the Festival can be olitaine0 q =.
lows: Every cake Of DANIDS PtlLE SON -
wrapped In DARK BROWN "fapptl. ,bll
these wrappers until you have ~; man III. .i,.toed
in ono ~ 'our enYclopes, which can De oOtd,hcu
FREE OF CHARGE from the grocer 0i VIII" WIFI
YOU buy the soap; follow the printed az % 1no
thereon AMI there VIII be no trouble. IH,uSp Ui
wrepua1. YOU wall receive tickets. III n
THf TICKETS COST YOU NOIulNG' J on , 70
moi BI \ tlcm--we do not SELL. them; We E.S E,tTS
SOAp-l'sE DAYiD's PRIZE LAuNllk,1
soap Rear In mind that you have no'IhhE ~ ~
l0sc. Y0u get FULL VALUE for your intyunT1f
when YOU buy the Soap IL Is the Lhh1TII;xt' g.
CHEAPEST, BEST, the LONGEST LASiirli AASsiri IT, ,
WHITEST WASHING, SWEElEot 5IMHIST
ING. EASIEST RUBBING SOAF iH,I - EMiI al i
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ALWAYS USE IT AND THAI = SCIt rTtiI%K
VIZ MILL GIT OUR MONEY BACh. IhiNh I'M
OF IT. No soap ever did so much ior YOU ,,', nUlo
ever Will Every one OF the presents VIII De TndI
" given away TWENTY WRAPPElsS 1 a. ~ ~ ~ y
m 100 WRAPPERS TICkEIS. oSE rit,,f ~ - ~ =
Fl As GOOD AS ANOTHER. SIN III IiSn1- rI :. Il y .
BETTER THAN ONE DAElDS Ihii.E- oOd g.
adapted for either Toilet or Laundiy use ecoSsarv
III. YOU'LL LIKE TT. IL VIII not DC oe H.;
10 attend the Festival TO receive presents "a VIZ VIZ
or the vouchers for them Will be lornatucu w.
body entitled IL theln On receipts OF ihstruc q
how 10 Send BIIY NOW. Every one can nav nav % o
tickets before Christmas II they com InSnCe ~
% use the soap BUY MORE fliAN. iOC e1 y i-ri IL
fOR IMMEDIATE UsE, AS IuE oDVIsS,r IL
PROVES WITH AGE IT Is Inh III. iie Ieo nv al
GTOcers keeping money worth good. III y0.nr
GrScer does not keep H. or wl ~. ~. ~ no.es
OnT Agents. No communications ho"eie' "'''N
famD ls enclosed.
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BAsE-BALL.-In the game between the
Defiance, Of Philadelphia, and the Rich
mond Club, Yesterday, the Richmonds
again came out victorious by the following
score: Richmonds, s; Defiance, 3. These
clubs play again to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-16

THE TARIFF COMHIssION.-On the 2sth
instant the United States Tariff Commission
will visit Richmond and hold a session.
The Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
held a meeting, and a resolution was
adopted offering the use OF their rooms to
the Commission during their stay in the
city.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
Ole Atlantic States, fair weather, northerly
winds, higher barometer, stationary OF
lower temperature.
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EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT sr,rDEyr

Two hundred and f0nr dollars, per nine months
session. cover all the expenses Of entrance fess
tuitton. board. fuel lights. aud washing
Eighty-seycn dollars and hfty cents Will II, oet The
expenses ofa nonresident student.
For catalogues, apply ut the bookstores or adj
dress B PlRYEAR. Chairman
~ l5-cOdtSe1 q .fdtScD5
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY; G A. NJ, &C
"A. NJ, 10; noon. SO; 3 7. NJ, 50; 6 p.
NJ, 70; midnight. G7.
Mean temperature, 743.
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NOTICE TO POLICY-IIOLDERs.
THE FIRE BUSINESS or TIE RICHMOND
BNNKINC AND INSURANCE COMPANY HAS
BEEE REIN>URtD BY Tile ROYAL IN
STRANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL.
All persons holding policies in the former com
pany will present them 40 once for exchange Ia
llOWARD SWINEF ORD. agent or thc E"yI III
surancc Company. AT ll0S Main strcct.
New policies viii be Issued without additional
cost t. The assured. - -
CHARLES J.. WIIITLOCK,
Trustee Richmond Banking and
~ IG-lw Insurance Company.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH rRINTING-lIoUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
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DAyID's PRIZE SOAP CO.,
Iss .xp 1877 FIrsT AVENUE, NEW YORK
LORD & PACKHAM, AGENTS
BALTIMORE BID.
aIs.192lxs.27,sO&Oc
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
IL No. 8 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
SESSION lss2-'s3

Mrs. J. II. GARNETT. Associate Principals
The tenth session viii begin WEDNESDAY,
September Goth.
CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS:
JouN II. POWELL, Latin, Mathematics, and
Higher English.
Mrs. +. e.. PEYTON. intermediate Department.
Miss :. :. PEYToN, intermediate Department
Mrs. ). X. GARNETT, Primary Department.
Miss SARAH POWELL. Primary Department.
Miss ANNIE Fairfax, Primary and lnterme-
diatc Departments.
Monsieur J. LA PLACE, French.
Miss GREBE. German.
MISS MAIOACA GAY, ElOcuii0n.
Miss LAIRD. Drawing aud Painting.
Miss REBECCA POWELL. Callsthenics.
Messrs. REGNHARDT, HAIR, PETICOLAS, and
Miss ELLETr ana Mrs HOUssHELL, Music.
For full information rs 10 expenses, &C, apply
for catalogue ut the bookstores or 10 either Prnc
pal. se l6-lw
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FACULTY

W. e.. owen. VI. d.. r. :. Powell, w. D.. Y. &.
Word VI. d., george q. Crawford. VI. D., William
Perrin Nicolson. NJ D.. lDean.l John rhad. john
son. NJ -, g. G.. Roy. NJ. H., \. G.. Hobbs, NJ d.
". ID. BlzLcll VI. -. Auxiliary Professors: j. l..
Alexander, VI. D.. }. e. Olm>ied. NJ. d., H. r. scott,
VI. D.. %. II. Catching, u. ID. =, W. {. Jarnagin,
NJ ID.
Instruction In all departments Is thorough and
complete.
The hospital n large and wcll-arrangcd three
story building with double varandas all around. iq
located on a tot adjacent to the College building,
and was secured rs al attachment to the instiju-
tiou by the benevolent ladies of The city in cO-opc
ration with tho trustees. Atlanta offers splendid
advantages o. the medical student. The cOncen-
trltlon Of medical talent In her midst, her geo
graphical position, her access ibilily her freedom
from cpidemcs, her large aud rapidly-incfcasing
population. all combine IA make her the point par
erceUeace FOR obtaining a thorough medical edu-
cation. and t. constitute her the great medical
centre Of the southern States.
WM. PERRIN XIC6iSoE. VI. d.. Dean
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