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va d. A1ION.--'lhe neat session Of my
Ia school Nill commences about the fret ot
the 3D. M. (NarclD neki, aud viii be open
inr both males aud temnes.
Young persons wishing 10 attend 10 Ma
themetics, Natural Philosophy, Bellies LIT
tres, The use OF the Globes, &c. will be well
instructed, IA well Ms those who may be en-.
gafed IL The study of the inicrior branches
! wnnt 10 inrreafe my number Of female
scholars and an making, with this view,
such arrangements a. will render my school
more Interesting IN them have pad part
cular attention Ia lbm course Of Instruction
Nhieh cons der best adapted 10 lrnaifs. /
shall be insisted by my sister Kebecen.
Nv school will be continued ia The room
! occupy nov, IN the neighborhnod OF The
Courl House. X. u. TONNLEY.
First no. 2sh. ifls32
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THE ViRGl<IAN.
LyNcnBuRG, FEBRUARY II. 1873

The members composing the board OF mana
gers OF the American Colonization Society ATE
requested Ia meet al the oiT..e of Johu u. urqu-
hart Esq. Tomorrow evening AT 4 O'Clock.
9N.e,=.
National Road to n. Orleans Nj. Mercer
from the committee, on Roads and Canals has
reported a bill for laying out and making Ma
tional Road from the city OF Washington to \
Orleans. Iuis bill provides thai rhf President
shall appoint. with advise of the Senate. three
Commissioners TO view and lay out the road
with Instructions TO keep in view the direction oi
TIN route designated by the X, port OF tie United
States Engineers. as the Western route. Inc
road is to be four rods wide, with an eirvati II
not exceeding an angle OF fou degrees with the
horizon.
keW TmlG,- The committee on Manufactures
have al length reported ia relation To new la
rlh al duties on imports Ton the pufposr of pro-
ttcting home Manufactures. They propose n
duty on wool unmanufac, cured after the LIST July,
1928, of seven cents per pound, aud in addition
thereto, tll the July, 1929 forty per cent ad
h"ol tiil anu diiti NAV, an ddhuiOndl duiY OF D
per cent annually till the ad Yalorem duty shall
amount 10 fifty per cent On woollrn goods
Excepting blankets, wnrsted Stufls. hosiery, aud
bindmEs) that shall have cost under fifty cents
a duty Of sixteen Gems the square yard and
/ those goods whose cost is brtwcen ify cents
and one dollar, duty Of forty rats the square
yard. On Hemp unmanuiac iured, the duty is
to be $40 the ton i,l Isl IuI1, 1929 aud add
tona annual duty thereafter of five dollars
per ton, till il shall amount to S6o--The dn
ties on Iron, d.iilled Spirits and many Other
/ articles are proposed to be increased
The Feast got up in Richmond in honor OF
Senator Tazewell srems to have been ms great q
failure as the n. Orleans affair in honor 9th,
Hero. Even the modest Mr. Richie, fol mod
est he must he, who claims 10 be no gtenf orafor
when the world has long ACKNOWLEDGED him
great in all things--aows II was moi tho largeS
company he ever saw. What a pity Governor
Gilcs lndlsposi,ion prevented his ATTENDANCE
or at least that he had not sem his tass we 5,
seldom hear from him even a short mol, teal toaS
would have been tleat.
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We publ below. as an interesting " Sign OF
the Times ah extract of private leuet writ
ten by highly Intelligent aud respectable Iark
ian 10 his friend. II does honour 10 the rnn.
dnur Of II author, aud is a striking exempI,iics-
ito o the po"c I'll effect which Mr. { as vim.
dicarion IS calculated 10 make on all e, Lrhtsn,d
and honourab, nm
have read some Of Mr. Clay S docnmsnta,y
evidence, and have I'D hat has no,r s,rlohf
with nae, NJ Ben'ons letl,s. II card e tech
ulCal plea TO the lufme' thai tnct az pam.
cops ormnls,' q admit il 10 b. cs.A |, prov.
eo that ne lad distinctly declared 10 In, friends
his intcutlon 10 vote IL Adams. + may be
SAID Ihal his II ends would MT have b N N
Great ha1aId. I'D he iten,ads changed his
Pa,po,r, an aecrptcd Office Lnder Jackson
Be.1o feSr mpuy Shoes hat III, confidence,
vas not Confined 10 political friends In the
present aspect oil the case. think the natian VIII
ultimately acquii hlm. tho not nor. Party
spnif is up. and VII not b. laid till the present
contest n ok,r'
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81 Sd heres Of Votnabic Laad al

81 u TcFcS u T0Fud6IC land az
1Hrfi0a.
n WILL SELL, without reserve. on Thurs
- day The 18th lnsi on the picmioes, il fair IL
not the next fan day, 81 ~ acres OF Lind. "
lng on B,"ek Water Geek, ; miles from Lynch.
burg=-a pant ofwhieh is heavily tmbered On
TINS had there Is - convenient house lately G.
rcclcd suitable lora fmily. Terms cash.
JOHN H. ID PAYNE, Auet'r.
Feb H. .,
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husbands, one vile, Two fathers, one mother.
Two sons, iwo daughters, Two aunts. Two nei.
res, fwn nede,s. two great uneles. Que
sIeaf aunt, two brothers, iWo sisters four
COUSINS. one maiden.
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Mr. c. Bnnsal of Norfolk advertIses new
~ = Letters By a South Carolinian, CON
~. sketches OF some of the most dis'in
9.;'h.d orator. Of Iirginia, Among which
ur Tazewell, Mr. Randolph, Governor
~ ~. Gearra Taylor, Mr. Maxwell, MIR.
- Doctor Rice, Mr.. h 1IIack, Doctor Dn.
-a,h.{. Doctor Staughton, Bishop England,
=. Russell" but, query-ls not the author
no yiyiug Virginia more orators Than she is
dad 10 claim for example, Bishop of
ss"5laaA-aad query in the second place do
~ 40 rot recognise many Fl those Sketches
y one letters, which were published during
last year IN the Lexington (Rockbrdge
.nD,n,v1 INTEL gencer. tCOmp.
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Commissioners office }

YIlpR HIRE two girls about II Yeas old aud
~ one nhout 10 years old accustomed to
house busincss. T.. FLETCHER
February :. 1875
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.,u Atthis Intelligence hireg retir-
4 Bnae' bosom oyerfl1wing with smdiei'se
ssa5in"2 -zGYS-
MI ON TUESDAY the 18th MI Mes
Fdi9' ~" r.. Burnside aud George Craw-
r. mo s,rmer n Columbia county, aud
laf3' me = Aurnsta. met wesl OF the Chas
re lal,s, or Fort Mitchell aud EXCHANGED
tao 5euie' ;,snnt effect On The third FIRE,
70 sh o received in the right side his
IL b"ra. hall lie fell and instantly ex-
raias9 Tb. dispute. it IS understood origin.
ffea :, anne publications which appeared
I'D az. .,neern.ng MIR burnside and Mr.
- - Father, Mr.. Peter Crawford OF
,idmo'" fSornnuat Rep. Jan 27.
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fsarannah Rep. Jan 27.

l., pslfimore American IS dressed in
me ,a, , N consequence of the lamented
po ,,h If lhe RICH, Reverend An rose Mare
de'tn ,Vr =. of the Catholic Church Of
. A. ,L.. On he has presided over that di-
h' Tar may years
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ANII-JACk9ON 'OMNITTEF.
I'm. (nLnnhlU lnuuLlL

At a meeting ofthc Antl-Iae>,5n Corrcsp on.
ding ommttee. bel in Lynchburg on oar,r-
day last, the following gentlemen were appoint
ed 10 act in concert with those hitherto appoint
ed by the meetings of the friend, Of the cause in
-.n1h hLILn LnnsAIlLn aLl q .Ln1..IL LIZ
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\wEHlhhDAh the great aud splendid D,aw.
- ing ofthe Washington Cousoiidated Loiie.
~ - Class, took place, When the following
capitals were distributed 10 some fortunate nd.
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The members composing the board OF mana
gers OF the American Colonization Society ate
requested 10 meet al the oir.e of Johu u. urqu-
hart Esq. Tomorrow evening AZ o clock
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w. aaF'y Of four persons dined toce,hcr a,
,,bo,' 9Pcs, who were 50 rrjaiad 70 sach
''er' t4at there were actnally nre,.n,' s"y,
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A FAIR CHANCE,

For Practical Farmer, or gentiemas retiring from
business, and nshng healthy eovntry rssdsnes, good
society, and pleasant situation.
kISOR Sale To Let and se sion given the lS Of
IL AWh-A valuable FARM, pleasantly situated, IN the
town Of WTeham, State of Massachusetts, the WOces
Ter Post Road, about half way between Boston and Prov
dence-known formerly the Lewis Whiting Farm. said
Farm is well aprortioned with meadow, tilge, PASTURE
moving and woUd Land with extensive old and young
Orchards, Of nearly every variety Of Apple Trees
The place IL well wa,ered with living springs and running
water-and has kept IS head ot cattle tle ys through
The Buildings nearly new, we'll but, Of the best mate
rias uri well finished Ia modern style. II has two VOLS
O the very btsi water, Of which Is ~ the house.
The Buildings CONSIST Of elegant two story house, about
36 by 81 feet with H. kitchen; wood house building
Of same length house, end dancing hall build
ing, two stories hgh 40 feet by 20, well finished, the
other end Of the house barn about 81 BY so ioo with
l. or she'd both two stories high with good courthouse, and
other out buildings.
All of which occupied Tavern, called the
TRAyELLER's HOMR-t being a good Tavern Stand, situ
acd at the junction Of two roads, about haf way between
Wrcnnn and Franklin Meeting Houses.
There will he sold, or le with the Farm, from ITO to $50
acres If land, n may he agreed on
For particular nismaton OF the place, pcnse apply 70
WILLIAM NHITAKHR, on the premises, or To Mr. liERvr
WnITISo near the SAME; 10 Captain JANIS FcsTRH.
MeSsrs. ADAMS FOSTER, or Ii. Il. Foster.
Fo particulars and ters apply To the subscriber, ut his
store, No. 50, Broad street, West Side, Providence.
JANUARY -. SAMUEL WARNER.
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At ST Croi1, B f 2ist ult brigs Condor, for Mid.
d!otown, loading; Thetis do do; Charity, do waiting
fsigh:; Shepherdess, Of N Haven; Eagle, do. both
waiting freight. At West End, brig Aurora, Smith,
loading.
At S, Thomas. 22d ult. ship Agnes, johnson, for
81 Crox, same day.
At Pernanbuce 4th ult ship James. of Salem, for
Europe. loading; brigs Globe, for Philadelphia, 10;
Edward, Thompson. do 20, Edward, Of Salem, unc;
Midas, ofN York; schr Hope, OF Salem.
At Havre, Jan ,7th. ships France, Funk, for New
York, lst Feb; Calumet, Groves, Of Newburyport,
unc; Olympia, Wood Of Boston, for New Orleans
9th Feb; Clemas, Low, ter Boston, 25th Jan; brigs
La Grange. Devsreux, unc;. Rhine, Robbins, Bos-
ton, 25,h Jan.
A. Rochelle, Jan 9th, Katharine, Hill, Havro.
Sailed from Marsees, Jan y, brig Amos Palmer,
Buckley, Messina.
UpstN York. 9Th inst. brig Com Prsble, Mer-
rill, for Trieste.
At Trinity, Mart, 7th ult. brigs Rachel Ann, Sis
son, wind bound; Mercury. Ren,iek, Newburypprt,
20 DIS; Ellen, Knapp, Portsmouth, 20; schrs Factor,
Gibbs, N Carolina, II; Despatch, knight, just arr
fr Newburyport.
AT Manxanills, 10Th ult schr Aeawau., uncertain.
Gong in, schr L,gonia, n de r New York.
At Ma,anzas. 23d uit. ship William, Allen. War
rem; brigs Brothers, Smith, for do loading; America
Hanna, fr Havana. for Hamburg, next day.
At Trinldadde Caba, 10th ult. brig Jacob, Eddy
discgd.
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Ru The EnLf0n.

Arrived at New York on Wednesday, ship Elisha
Dsnn,son, West, Mobile; briggs Diamond, KNAPP,
N Orleans Lawson, Lombard, do, Joseph, TIon,
do; BruIus, Davenport, do; Laura, Stout, Leghorn;
Alfalfa, Thatcher, Wilmington, 4-(passed schr
Caroline, Goer, hence, in the river); Lucy, F,us,
Omoa; Panthea, Fra,cis, Charleston, 5; schr Don
Quixote, Caldwell, Wilmington; sloops Eliza Ann,
Potter, and Amity Munro, hen o.
Cid ships Sarah Thornton, Dickinson. for Mobile;
Brapanza, Sullivan, Now Orleans; brigs Elizabeth,
Prcb,e, do; Washington, Burgess, Gibraltar; sloops
Splendid, Read, and Superior, Child for this port.
Arr on Thursday, briggs Independence, Douglass,
fm Hamburg; Martha, Edwards, Amsterdam; schr
Magnet, Wilmington.
CID ships Napoleon, Smith, for Liverpool; Ocean,
Hubert, Archangs!; Otiello, Thorp, Charleston;
brig Tampico, Rathbun. Tampico.
Arr at Philadelphia, 4th, brigs Ocean. Sslby, fr
Havans; Native, Wineberg, Rum Key; u Franklin,
Boston. 5th, cid brig Amelia, Reynogom, for St
Thomas; schr Sophia Ann, McQu,len, 8 America.
Ar at Baltimore. 81, ship Orbit, Fish, Rotterdam;
. chr Betsey, Weston, Matanzas. Cid ship Rush.
Daft, Valparaiso; schr. Elisha Tyson, Picrson, do,
Hope Success, Winslow, st Thomas; Henrietta,
Hatehsll, st Birts
Arr at Fredericksburg. 1s, schr Fortuna, Pierson,
w ladies.
. Passed AisxaLdria, Sd. Eor Georgetown. schr
Rsnowo. Baker, IL ds f Aux Cages.
Arr Al Wilmington, 27th, brigs Samosct, Port au
Prince; Spartan, C"lytnay, hence; sloop Enter
prizs, Dennis, do. CID brgs Ardent, DAVIS, for
Liverpool; Mary, Hannah. DO; Elizabeth, Higgins,
Havana; Osprey, Perkins. St Thomas; Union, Burr,
Liverpool; Exsriien, Chandler, St Barts; schrs
Antelope, Griswold, do; David. Smith, Mart.
> Arr at Charleston, 25th, brig Scion, Weston, I'm
Havana; sehrs Mary, Crockett, New IseriA; Jane,
Cornell, N Orleans. 26th, ship Perfect, Prince, I'm
Livsrpool; 18th, ship London. Hun,ley, Londsn;
brss Home. Younger, Liverpool; stephen Grard,
Budd. Havaas; Baltic. Mayo. Havrs. CID brig
Hudson. Lord. N Of Europe; sehrs Caroline, olivia'
p Pstss; Lily, X West,
Arr At Savannah. 25,h, brig William. Cartwright,
GuadAloups. Cid brig Leopard, West Indies; schr
velsnt, do 18th. arr brig Caroline, Kelly, St Jago
CID schr Columbus, w Irdies.
Arr at Havana, 2ed ult. krigs Invincibls, Dayton
Nsuvitas; Phshe, Ohsppiin, Charleston.
Al Omos, 9th ult. brig Ris,ns States, Greene, o
this port, unc.
AtHivana, 22j ult. brigs Robert Cochran, Porry,
Of this port, waiting cargo; Mary, Northan, o
Newport, Just arr from Wilmington.
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PORTLAND, March Arr brig susaa Jane,

PORTLAND, March Arr brig susaA Jane,
Matanzas.
5th, arr brigs Baltic, Drinkwatsr, from Mataszas;
Neptune, Lowell, St Johns, p X.
SALEM, March Gid brig Jones. Dwyer, for
Matanzas.
BOSTON, March Arr brig, Cherub. Loving
Smyrna; Congress. Wadleigh, New Orleans; Ef
fort, Parker do; schr Mary Ann, Jones, Charles
ton.
9Th, arr brigs Krsmln. Wood, New Orleans; See
Island, Atwood, Savannah; schr Adsms, Guest, I'm
Char lesion.
zon, Martin, n Orleans; Charles, Freeman, Marti.
nlqua and market.
9TH, arr brigs James, Barker, Halifax, 8; Ajax,
Reed, Orleans; Argus, Robbins, Mssssna; schr
Two Sisters, Trinidad; sioop John, Fairheid.
Cid brigs Ida, Haieu, baltimore; Adslibe. Coo
market.
Sailed, soop washington, Provideucs.
HOLMES HOLE, March S.-Au seh Mary
Ann, Woods, New Orleans for Boston
A'h, arr schrs Mary Jane, Knapp, Is ds fr Trinity
Mart. for kewbuyport; Two SISTERS. Brown, Trini.
dad, Cuba, for Boston; Nvm & Thomzs, Hiler, IL d.
h ManssnA for Boston.
PASSED. by, for Edgartown, sloop John, Jennings.
from Providsnce, for Boston.
Passed by. for Edgartown, schr Pan Ma,anzas, fu,
New Orleans for Boston.
NEWBURYPORT, March Arr schr Rapid
NETWORK, March 3.-Ar ships Superior
Waite, Liverpool, u; Jupiter, CLARK, At Cro,x and
10 Dc ir 81 Thomas; brig Pioneer. Potter. Monte
v,deo and 2S ds ff"m PsrnAmbuco; sehrs Eliza aud
Macy. Combs, Edenton.
CID ship Bolivar, Wsleh, N Orleans; br,gs Fo,tu
M. Penn, ST Thomas, Edward. snow. Mobile; Eu.
ace, Stevenson, " Orleans; sehrs Superb, ST John
Carthagena; Hope and Hannah, Chase. Lagu,ra.
4.h, arr ship Sully. Macy, Havre; briggs Arc,urus,
Jefferson. New Orleans; schr Bellona, Eldridgs, In
Providence. 2; sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, do "a
hours.
Also arr brig Lewis, Colt, Liverpool. via N Lon
don. Jan !, off Holyhssd, lost overheard, David
Ned, Of Rhode Island.
Cid brig Prssidsn, Manning, Grafton, Whining.
ton; schrs Star, Hull, Charlssionj Leonora, Parish,
ST Barts.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-Cld brig Maria,
Palmer, s America.
Sd, arr briggs Jrbit, Green, Charleston; Mon,i-
cello. Faiss, N Orleans; schrs Comet, Hutchinson,
Matanzas, WIN Henry, Savannah; Lottery, from
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Feb 23 Arr Br brig Batch
sOr, Cameron. Liverpool; brig Decatur, Manchss-
ter, Providence.
Cid brig Wsverly, Bartlett, Havre.
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DIR. CHAMBERS'

Celebrated Remedy for the Iatempsr0nee.
TENHE beneficial effects OF this celebrated Medicine, have
n been made apparent in the restoration Of hundreds
thousands of the habituay Incorporate The Medioine
has excited the attention Of the phianopss of the
try has elected the encomuus Of almost every newspaper
in the Union and has been the subject of Serious though
fuess investigation of the Medical Society Of the city and
county Of Ncwlork. Additional proofs of its success in
this city continually appearing, and scarcely mail
rivcs which does not bring testimony Of the
Sspectabc character, Of its complete and astonishing
All who unfortunately addicted 10 this dest ctive
habit ought await themselves Of this truly valuable dscov.
cry. They assured that il is a SAFE, EFFECrUAL
AND SALUTARY REMEDY. Ii Is prepared only by
Dr. james II. Hart, and Mr.. A. NJ. flaming, ~
Or. Chambers nj their Office, in Rn'geis Medical College,
and the Medicinal Store oF Dr. Hart Of Brmwa
and Chamber street, NewYok. The medicine pu, up IN
letter packages sufficient sT inv idul case accunl;
med with directions and be sent by mail All orders,
enclosing the usual price, dollars postage paid, VIII
cevc immediate attention.
n. u. None genuine, unless signed by JAAEs II.
BARI, NJ. ID. & i. VI. FASNiSG.
- fresh supply Of the above celebrated Gcdcins Is
ecyed, and for sale by SMITH B PARMENTER,
January 10 cadet Once
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REMOVAL.

& BATTEY, has removed to Christian Hill, No. li2,
e High street; nd Is this day opening aunber OF
of new Goods, among which
Broadclotls, Cssneres Fannes, Dufs Bookings elk,
Valencia, Delnnk, silk velvet and Marso!es Vetngs
British and Domestic Sheetngs and Shirtinss; Caccs
English and Domestic Ginghan,s, Stripes Checks, Ca,pbc
SWISS and Book Muslins Italian Grapes Flag and Ban
danna landkerceis coat, slir and vest Buttons; sewing
sk and TWIST Pins and Needless cotton and linen Thread
silk and nbby Vclvets; bang up Cords; Suspenden.
New-YOrk made Hats, cheap.
On haad-Coats, Pantloons, Vests, Top Coats Frocks,
sho Jackets ca,blet and plaid Cioaks, and Box Coats.
NJ b. Garments cut and made ordsr and warranted 10
ft or no sale. February I6.
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FKTTI'r T'REES 4

FRUIT TREES, SC.
TAME.S BLOODGOOD & Co. offer for sale at their old
81 established Nursery Flushing, Long Island, very
tensive Of Fruit and Forest Trees, Fowerng
Shrubs and plants. The Trees propagated from the most
approved European and American Sorts which have been
selected with great
Catalogues be had (gatis) by applying to the subsch
be, who will pay particular attention 70 orders left with
them for Trees, SC. POTTER X EDDY.
March 5. CIV. No I3l, South Main street.
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FANCY MILLINERY.

rA1 RS WAYMULTIi respectfully informs tho lades Of
I'VE tIovidence, that she has lately removed from New
York, and intends 10 carry the Sileary business n M
most exclusive branches aud intends lso 10 keep hand
elegant Of ladies' fia1, CAPS, Head proses
and Ribbons, Of The newest fashions Artificial Flowers Of
all knds-Toechef with elegant assortment Of ,ych
CuTs.
She also has improved method Of bleaching Lsshorn
and straw Hats, that makes teu whtor than tsy
when now.
Phrase call the Store three doon East Of the Unvsr
saliI Chapel, Westminster street.
February 90 j. e.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Ocracock, N G. Feb !, 1928.
A Floating Light - now stationed within the point
Of the nine feet shoal, noar Teaches Hole Swash.
She is moored in two fthoms water with thu light on
Ocracock bearing distant 2 Sd miles; Shell
Castle bearing $ w LIZ w 4 Sd miles, and the
Light Boat al the w Stratdls, w by 8 miles. A
bell will be tslled at intervals in thick and foggy
weather. J TAYLOR, Sun. of Lights
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IiirTclIENs z. CORY.

MO. !, Market street, VIII receive subscriptions ur Git
ID follow ing wusk--A runDuucng Bic, IN quartz On
the paper, witt, lrgc m1rcn, for the bsn" o students
ard ft the of the Pulpit. Colthns-1hl- ednn viii
prato On Gie paper, and PIT ~ press scn es
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WUST published and for sale by A. s. BECKVlTH, the
81 fourth edition of Elements of Greek Grammar, hereto
fore published the Grammar Of Casper Frederic llachen
berg with large additions, by CHAUScEr A. GOODRICH,
Professor in Yale College.
In the present edition, the Accents have been introduced,
and the important articles ave been written and
mate rally enlarged. Large additions OF the principles
timed In the valuable German Grlnmas of Matihe and
Bttmann, have aso been Incorporated IN their proper place.
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Reeomu Professor Goojrcs Greek Grammar
with the mpjrtrnt additions and improvements appearing Ia
the fourth edition. cordially sdnend to students ia The
preparatory course for Washington College.
ircroR HUMPHKEYs,
Professor Of .dneieat Languages.
Washington College, Hartford, February l3, 1898