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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
II n1crcantiIe Agency.-ThIs Agency was

IL Mercantile Agency.-rhls Agency was es
tabSLed June i64l, and is in successful operation The
number subscribers has been steadily increasing from e
commencement large number of the most respectable
firms in the city have become subscribers The o.t OF
the Agency is TO procure information respecting the stand
Ing responsibility, &C. country merchants residing IN
the Suites of New York Ohio Michigan. Indiana Illinois,
the New. England States Ne- jersey, pars ol hsSouri
and Pennsylvania snd tine Territories OF Iowa and WScon'
sin FOR the bene merchants in the city oil ~ frk VINO
may become subscribers the Agency Experience mas
shown that This Agencyas conduced-haS Desn i'Say
useful not only the merchants OF this CITY, but 10 honest
and solvent merchants the country. Merchants are -
ved 10 call when the Terms and Conditions Will be made
known TO lhem They also make inquiries without
CHARGE 10 sufficient test the plan, and be well
satisfied of the value The information Ii is believed that
this Agency will he the OF saving TO merchants THIS
city hundreds ot thousands OF dollars annually Apply 70
LEWIS TAPPAN, corner Of Hanover ami
s27 cod I'm Exchange streets. No. DORIS Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

MEW STORE. E.--COUTHoUf ~
We i1 TT ., All Al 81 Broadway aad eSsmnc
! Iu0is q LAMn EHshAAsf SaaE WIRE
DoLEs, SILVER PLATED and sYsE rTRA,snN
Gn0Ds OF every description, which they have ast opened
J osr for sale at prices that cannot ial TO sssy puf
Ennvpe unusual advantages for the selection and manu-
er,n2e OF their LAMPS CAsDgLAsRA, GtaAsDoLEs &c Z.
are enabled UO oner therR variety 81 patterns
and finish suabe for Churches, Hote Stores, Dsel"gS
and Stem, or Sailing Packets These last are ew ana
most desirable article, well worthy ol e'e attenaon o.
ow ners and shpmasters
Attention is particularly invited to the SOLAR LAMP, ~
icy celebrated for superior briIiianey and economy
Thi. Lamp as tested by accurate experiment, affords
TWICE THE LIGHT OF an Astral while II burns during an
ouaI number OF hours at HALF THE EYPEsSE.
COUTHOUY MEYERS VIII keep constantly Oh M nsDt :,
assortment of the articles above enumerated ahd
hope BY their endeayo consult the tastes and waes o,
the public inertia favorable share OF The patronage no"
solicit, for their establishment olzihis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

NJ Good Offices TO Let at fair rents in the bn,id'
;ng M 70 Nassau-st lust enlarged and improTfd-
TLev are we'll located, pleasant and commodious ol3u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

u AT SO cents per bottle.-rhe chiet virtues O.
this Tricopberous or medcated compound, are,
l. Is bracinr strengthening and clarifying properties
. Its gently stimulating the action oflhe skin; tho hr
g. lis producing and encouraging IN tne oIi. m
or root and particularly in the pulp, which receives e
vessels and nerves giving life and Vi gor to- The har
4 It's equalizing the circulation OF tbe fluids;
s lis freeing The skin from The effects OF perspirauop
scurf and dandriff and disposng the hair to curl;
g. And its frequent will preserve the hair IN oeauy
and health 10 the latest period OF life
Those who wish become wholesale or retail agents.
will apply the proprietors, or by letter at Inc haircut
,;na rooms 46 Broadway of Liberyst, up stairs
Warranted to keep in any climate o7 iH
p To TniIors and Hair Drcssers.-n1,
proved Camphenr Spirit Lamps made expressly 70 "olS
by Also, Canphene OF superior guilty, ny
'o5 in,- g. MICHEL, Catharine 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

~ Economy and Fnshion.-Superior lnita-
ton Moeskn Hats, cloth under brlns g. tbv extreme low
U ice sf 81 80 Also very good article al So war
ranled bodies. Fine Casslliere Hats reduced TO
s. 81 II any instance tue above Hats do not give salts
faction the h be fully satisfied by giving
formation to J. w. KELLOGG, No. l5 Canal.st,
o8 Inn. corner of Thompson.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

u The Mill will commence grinding next week
The Judges OF the Nnrne Court aud also those OF the
Common Pleas will aside all other business that pu
pose Where citizen the applicant straight through
ihe fees are 81 So Where they ner about swearing
fire wears residence the price is higher but no mpediens
thrown in the way. liberal dscaunt wholesale orders
from Tammany Hail from the Wing Head Quarters
t,,,s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

EALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea
,onabie Goods execute orders tor Garments In aS
hic will copport with any house in Trade, at prices
vbicb INNS, offer inducements those paying ready mo-
ney. -, :, p,.ioars h,r,jsi,rd
al this establishment, paenaf care dfec'ed 70 IND
oarmept, with the view OF giving entire Satisfaction
Tbose who have experienced any difficulty IN getting
.e are assured thai, superior Fl, always be realized
French and English Cassmeres in great variety oil nf"
oa,,erns uyt received. The assortment OF yesngs which
gaye so satisfaction through the Sps'pa d' 'h"e
s,a,ops will be kept up.
French and English Cloths of super and medium quail
es for Dress and Frock C-as, Pilot and Beaver Ciot ef
Sur,outs, always on hand. ~ &C
Fsncy dress articles including Silk and Satin scars
craya: Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Hosiery Su'pendrrs,
'uH@ ~ wN T.. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde ( Jennings 229 Broadway America" holel'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
= Highly Important to the A I'll icled..'

rE4;obIy umportnnt TO tho Am Cted.-Cou-
srnlp,i,r Rheumasn and Dyspepsia cured without the
trouble and expense OF cmgratng South during the writer
to a Wes, India climate.
Dr. joan THOMSON 343 Brocmesreet, two doors from
the Bowery has discovered 10y long course OF
that these formidable complaints can be cured at
the Noih during the winter without the trouble OF enl.
gratin- South, BY calling at the Office, those afflicted as
sove cal receive the most satisfactory explanations ana
abundance of reference the 'aey and success OF The
nlsn adopted Bleeding The Lungs stopped nslan,er
and the cough reno. ed in short time by this plan Cali
interview will satisfactory To the enquirer ana WI!
cos ro,sc One visit will he made gratis by the Doctor
within the bounds OF the City patient that may wish
an OF the Sairty and success OF his treatment
the patient is able call at The office Highly comp-
from Tie Kings France and Prussia aso massive gold
medal from Louis Philippe. OF IN"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

n Remember the sen1oyHl Of the Ncai
Cam p;sle Oil Spirits and impr9yed burner; 10 20
Fayette Hail. 597 Broadway, opposite Ni5o az Pces ~
duced nearly 50 per cent. y. W. Mcoh1O1 20; 20;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
II Health, Ouiet and Comfort.-The Ora

IL Health, Quiet and Comfort-The Ora
ha,9 House IS Barclay-s NewYok, proers advantages
To- Strangers stopping days weeks III the city, such
as are rarely offered Its egiby located on clean ana
TIC Immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments convenient and neat, while IT'S us ne Is
proc ured excluding entirely Animal Food and Stnu!ans
of all kinds Charges moderate(S TO 81 IS per day tor
troneu-nnd every made render Bearders ceni-
Portable Shower Baths free. Remember 81 Barciays
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

NJ Wv G., Rayner, Teacher OF the Piano Fol.e
or1sp and sin.lny No. p First Avenue olo IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

NJ Seventeenth Wnrd-The Democratic Wings
The Seveneep,h Ward requested assemble our
Head Quartes) the Henry Clay House, OF Avenue
and Frs, street, Friday Evening, the 28;h inst
O'clock for The purpose Of forming in PROCESSION 10 meet
our Wing frenns the Sixth Congressional District al Con-
sniion Hail. Br, adway respond the nominatiAn OF
Member Of Congress FIR our District. BY order of The
Ward Committee, r. Y. PRIME, Chairman.
LEWIS HUNTER, Secretary OF p
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
uFall style Of eeHtlemer', Hau-sIRD

corner OF Pine and Nassau-stree hes ready for n
specion and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats o6 FSAGN"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

Particular No.icsTsese ~ psLso's ao are fas beas
Ing Up housekeeping VIII ind ready sale ter any par,on
or all OF their goods by seeding their adSsrs nrsLese as
je2n If f. COTTON x CO., ls7 Chau am-sI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

NJ The Columbian #. A. Society VIII hold a
mas. meeting ibis Thursday) evening" at y o'clock, az
Military Hail. opposite Spring STREET Able aadtesss ST. E.r Sl
BE- delivered by Mr. Latham, g. Y. Johnssn ahu MI
=. NJ the Pbrnx The public respectfully InWteo.
! 70 " ' p Is. MANCHESTER, President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

cratic wings OF the EeveAt, Twelfth Fifteenth Sixteenth
and Seventeenth Wards comprising this Dist c, and all!
others who in favor OF Protecting Laborng Men,
Mechanics, Manufacturers Merchants and Agriculu by
TARIFF; OF a Sound National Currency, equal Dis
ribuon OF the Proceeds OF the Sales Of The Public Lands
among the States, and OF HENRY CLAY for Pre-
siden,, requested public meeting be held
AT Constitution Hail, No. $50 Broadway, FRIDAY EVE
MING nex the 2S!h OF October, Z! O'Clock, P Nj, to
hear the Report OF the Nominating Committee for the Sixth
Congressional District By order of the Convention
WILLIAM 3. BALLOW, Chairman.
GEORGE w STuKcEs Secretary o26 81
u The German General Cfny Club vii
+. Segfried's, the corner OF Rvington anu w"
le;-Strees Friday Evening, October g. at oclock
where all who favor OF High Tariff and Sound
Currency invited 10 auend. By order OF
PHI. BRISSELL, Secretary.
AND. SCHWARTZ, Secretary. OF
B Sixteenth WHrd.-The Democratic Wigs OF
the Sixteenth Ward requested 70 assemble al HAZEL
ross of Sixth Avenue aHd Seventeenth street on
Friday Evening the 2et inst; o'clock for the purfn>
e forming in Procession 10 meet our Whig brethren ~ i
Sixth Cong Iesslosa District Con lutiona Hail. Broad
way 10 respond the nomination Members Congress
from this District
WASHINGTON SMITH, Chairman
J. P. CUMMING, Secretaries.
Il. HAWKINS, o2o 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

~ GourRud's Eau de Beaute, tor .noto%sn,y d s III.
,anenns erup,ons This beautiful cosmetic IS 100 wen
10 need another word The genuine Is 10 he had az
,. original Office walker-stree one door from nroau
u,au 81 ner boitle. Oi- iiN''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

Ships Gurrick, Liverpoo; Metoka, New Orleans ~'s
America, 81. Martha, and Others.
Sloop Merchant, r., Hartford.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

1r Redding g. Co., American and Foreign Ms ng~s
Nn S;aie.sIrect, Boston. W u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

ny eournud,s Poudre Sgbtiie. ior c1mpis,ey ,t
and permanently eradcang superuous ,nn.Sh na % from
te The stubborn beard Of man. or any kina oi 81,
hair Be to &C., IL. o sspslos AZ ue
- nsr ~ Observation-Disclosures French and English:
Maiden lane elSnnf Jordan
Mlk-s,ree, Roston: GRAY Poughkeepse; Eiiott, 90
sheR; WeIs / Humphreys. Hartoru, SS. ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

r-r University of the City of New: ork.m e.;
The Tenth Anniversary of the Phouathean Sociey T !" NJ
be celebrated in the Chapel the University ''
day. ~ evening I've al TnEo. w FIELD, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
MARINE JOURNAL.

IMMATURE ALMANAC this DAY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

DOARD-ln private family without
children, and with but lev or no other ooaFders
may obtained by single gentlemen requiring ony oreas
,ast and tea with dinner sunday pleasant front par
or (secon! story furnished sleeping rooni OF uhutH
ished together with comfortable hed ro''l may oe on
c,rner of SHrn,s, o25 eodlmht
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

prrr.,, oc, q. 1s.e.-Tbe Wheat and Flour dealers
are TO ay and all the Canal craft busy taking IN car
roeS Sky five appears to be the highest marx os
n.a, aioueb sales of interior have been made al hVe
InpS Three dollars and hall about as hgh as nour
will pS The Canal business Tor the lhlra week III OS.ope
was as follows Tolls received, $l9l79 u. Nuu'oe' Vi
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

SoBauks. Total Capital. ..........;..,..
There will he due from contributors on the ISL
olJaruary, 1878, viz:
On account OF original per een'. ,he
per cent. due I,t January, 1912, To replenlsls,..
From IL banks, per cent. due lst Jao., 1895.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
xTFW ST0RE.-COUTHOUY &

Late Lynde ( Jennings, 229 Broadway, American ho
s2trs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

ENTHUSIASTICALLY reported for The Tribune.
~ WEDNESDAY, Oct 26.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

After again recurring to the state Of our foreign al
fairs the reciprocity duties and colonial trade ne saa
he ready devote himself to either o.
they become objects of public pursuit Q, p 70.
NAMED fnr hun; bu, while he held etee he was Will
ling 10 act with good and wise men, for he beeve ,
such could be found in either party TO se'e susn II
ing and important questions required The enails .,
WISDOM moderation, and patriotism he so'a .na' vi. e..
couotrv renuired more moderation in our public couh'
sells and less of The heat of party passion mere oil 'he
union of moderate men carry on the great business
of The Government, which should be kept ndePehoen
Of party and for his part he was ready to say tha'
that remained of his strength and e he was ieaol y
mr. WV and strongly awakened.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

1,uSAWAY IN JAlL-Was committed 10 the jan OF al "
II pnty county on 30th of July last runaway vino ua
himself Joe-and says belongs IT, John Fnnty OF Tue
If Notoway Joe Is IS 40 old about ee' n.
h.h stout bIll inclined yeiowlsh COLOR !. o s.
III , scar on the left side of his neck, accustomed ny
rising nr cu-he speaks rather quick when TO- a o
Irh leans coat blue jeans pantaIoons two lwle COTTON p
- n, has also red striped nsey waniser hau
in hs pnssrssion an aw pair Of pnchers. ana ark
The owner forward prove property anu 'a" ~
away, VI 'e VIII 'e ue''' WV" JAMES 7. BAKER,
Tailor of Allegheny county, Va.
42-w6w
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DoWHATAY FEMALE SEMINARY.-This institution, whic

DoWHATANFEMAIE SEMlSARY.-This institution, which
has operation for tie last ten years under
the management Of subscriber, is pleasantly located ao; 10
miles above the cit: of Richmond in neishhohood, moral! IN
,eigent and unusually hrahf The buildings large and
coinnodos, having been spared Ia provide for the
&C III. r"ri,. ri'- ~ "d
Is tbrfa and systematic possible facility being afforded for
acquiring and practical Of the useful and
polite complete female education The supervision
parental and calculated the principal improve the
TASTE aud nuaIS of his pupils The school
pfd with extensive and well selected apparatus for lua
lions and experiments in the different departments Of natural
science
The scholastic year Is divided into Winter and Summer
the former comprising period of six months commences on
The first Monday November Rnd closes last Friday In
April tho latter nI period of four months,
the first Monday June and closes the last Friday in
September Vacations Ia the months OF Nay aud October
The charges the Winter commencing the fst
Monday November ns, and able liz close fol
lows:
Board and tuition In the English branches SO %
Music. including Of Piano, 81 90
French, IL Go
Draw md Painting 90
An fee Of 81 required from each member c the class In
Chemistry.
The number of pupils being limited ~ desirable this, ap?ica
ons for admission hs made rariy dny. All communications
mast be directed TO Smithviie, Pnwht'nn.
JNU. B. TINSLEY, Principal.
sept. 20 i2-wiw
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p,1ogs Am Sr.TioYFpy

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SNlTII, DRlAkER & NORRIS, Successors 10 SMITH q
- PALMER. receiving their Fail supply Of Goods Sc
Iertcd per.nnalIy BY Of r partners in The Acen cities,
which, hand renders their assortment the
most commanding offered in Virginia embracing Law" Me-
deal Theological Classical Miscellaneous an all standard
Scnnl Books Stationery of variety, Music and Musical
Instruments Drawing mi'ena- Mathematical Instruments
Maps aud GIGhcs, Surveyor, Composers, &c, &C.
Blank Books of every description always hand and made
order binding OF every description executed Ia the mos 'u-
peror manner.
Country Merchants visiting city, and the old customers OF
the House fnh complete stock To select FROM and
upon accommodating they he had IN any CITY,
SMITH, DRISKER L MORRIS,
Late Smith & Palmer.
c.,i & .lI-2awt5Sx wtl0O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, &C.. Ac-Agreeabyt n deed
- trust executed by Jesse to inc
n. Trustees and which deed Of record in the County Court OF
Buckingham we WILL on Thursday the 18th dag of October,
offer SALE the premises The tract oil land About TWO "
ro Iurk known the Raleigh tract, con-
tanning about $40 acres This land is in very high state OF m
pro, eeni and good buildings, Tor all aencu
Also f, two OF wood land, heavily timbered WIN
chesnu pine &C., few mics from Tie o'ef ana Kept is d"
appendage To IL. !, - -
Also another Of Land, in The county Of Greenbrier con
raining o. acres in. SeUel Mnnain and about equally
divided hy the state Turnpike Charrstup &C. and s
aed as to Gf best markets In the sate tor all
PRODUCTS This land they will dispose Of privately and
d be ad 10 from disposed To purchase
A-o very valuable Negroes the stock Of Horses Cat
r S. en- and Hogs valuable breeds the Of Corn Oats,
Fodder nay Plantation Tools, Wagons, Carts, &C., &c
The Trustees authorized to sell privately ard Will treat
not lie effected before the above mentioned day. then The property
wi he offered the highest bidder The tile Is believed to be
hut acting Trustees they will such
title onIy as them by The said deed The terms will
be made known the day Of sale ~ ~
GEO. II. MATTHEWS, ~
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POETRY,
..u.o. - sss>i>. rssv>e

The Pine layers are seaNinsy masns anrd Il" Mt
for Town Meetings, and should lie strictly atehu'" ~
stone will be nnttned BY t"at patty 10 secte "a
The different iowns, l. the oay WAY ~ wan" nv vs..
nine Every where in every place W hi.se's -, :,
nd ID shv sneakInc, lsing aud deceptive Let
n,cr,ce nick IN any town. The following rom '-
Rennblican is hi at hr cid ccnn, wich e ripe i"
~. worship but " hch the Democrats have USED NJ
CIR "o'S"p' " ~ Hart'ord Times.
serHE SAME OLD COON"
.sThat same Old Coon"-'ihat same Old Coon"'
That prum!s about a, night;
Fit emblem Clay Nhi.grry,
Whose deeds won't '5crr ,he hgM
"That same Old Coan"-"that same Old Coon
Thu, sncaks abon; 30 shy,
In hooks and corners. and bye-wa!s,
TO shun The pabi'e cgs"
.tThat same Old Coon''-"hat same Old Coon,
The cunning. lying thief
That pr 'sed better tunes" 10 alt
'.Tro aotars and roast becf!''
"That Old toon"-''ihat same DID Coon,
How sunken and d.grlded-
A perfec, picture Of his friends,
Whose hopes Of pep have faded
.Thar same Old Coon''"ia same OLD Coon.'
Alas. how end thin;
He's siretch'd out Ia upon his back
.4ad cam GG0rd grs.
"That Old Ceon'',hat ''ussd up Coon
Who real friends has ntne
liz dropping tail and sunkeu eye,
Proclaim las "tGce run
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

IN CHaNCERY.-vRcsiA-Ata Court OF Monthly Sessions.
for Louisa county the Court house thereof Monday,
18th day Of September, 1912:
Lucy :. Treviian and Charles g. Trevian, Plaintiffs
against .
Charles &. Tcvlian Administrator Of Mary TIevlan, David
Tisalr and Marian Tisdae his wife, John W. Walker aud
Martha Walker his WIFE Nathaniel James Hughson Charles
f. uglson. Samuel llughson William Lloyd and Eliza W.
LLOYD his wife, T. 1reyilan and Thomas T. Trevian,
Defendants:
The defendants William Lloyd and Elizn W. Lloyd his wife,
their and given security accord
Ing and the rules oi this Court and appearing to the
of the Court that they not inhabitants oi ths
ed That The William Lloyd and Eliza W. Lloyd his wife
APPEAR of County Court of Louisa
county al the second Monday in December
nest The h ins' BILL and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the CITY
Of Richmond months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted al the
front door Of this county Court day.
Copy-Teste, - -
JOHN HUNTER, G. L. C.
Sent i0-wew
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80 800 prizes amounting to Sl,2Ii,ai6
70 number Loftery-1a drawn ballots!
TIckeu sgJ--haves l0-quarter- 5-eghths 81 SO.
Do The prize OF certificate Of package of &c whole tickets
the Splendid Lottery is only $3.50; certificate of 90
halves SA0 26
of pc eg,ths only sJ and certificate Of package may
draw the four highest prizes.
Sept. 80 i2-wM
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ENTIRELY .rEW
BooTs, SHOES, TRUNKS. BIACklNG, &c, g..


THE subscriber will open, by the tenth o. September &!
slue, door above aesss Hubbard Gattlrr q
Main three bundled packages OF Roots, S!os Tgs
Backing &C., Comprising variety az ladie'
MEMS misses boys and citren's Boots Shoes Slipper u
yelling Trunks Carpet Iass, Bear Skim, Sc Tie
whirh !, new and iashanaLr, aud will be- sold los"
wholesale and rrai for cah good town accciaGcss At
Carolina aud Virginia Merchants particularly nvrd
md examine my stock. SAM Ell PUINLi,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Boots Shoes. Trunks,
Main street, Richmond, !
ANS
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Aug ~
s;aon will Commence On Tie Monday in October
Course j 6 10 s', TEaR T. H. D.
Relies Ietres Logic Ethics and IlisloryThomas r. Dew
President and Professor r, po..,o,
Matiena,ics.-Rnher Saunders, Professor
ch,mi,uy.-J0hn nil lsN16R p TEaR
Political Economy and Metaphyscs-Thomas r. Dew, Pro-
e; Natural phiIosophy.-John Miinrton, Professor
,snt Ss.Sds r'@ CLASS
s"a'acy nSsSa S1shs, Professor
Ancient Lanrnages-Char!es Minnirerode Professor
Junior Latin Class The sdr" mn" ,n M r1r nmo
To read saust and Virgil and for admission INTO 'he 'uho
Greek Glass he be prepared I" read Nrn"phoH'
JTSIoR YEAR. .,o ~
Fee. to three Professors, $40 each, s1 ~ on
Half Fee Junior Political Glass; ~ 0o
board. Including washing, lights and ruel,> 100 co
s205 20
Fees TO three Professors, sC' w W.
Naturalization fee, "a, nm
Board, &c.
slg5 90
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Junior Latin Class 20 90
Jnni:r Greek Glass 90 90 90 90
senior senior ,,o,. DO g ,,,.m,,;c. 30 90
The price Of Board here put down At $780, is that ph'd TO Tue
College steward wo consideration of certain rlvi grs
binds himself The Faculty 10 take all Students VINO apply
far hoard n, the price here stated The Students boarding win
him. lodge in ihr College binding.
The price Board including WASHING. lights and fuel at other
Boarding Houses town. cannot exceed $3.50 Ihis has been
established by general understanding with The College au'
rites. =, -. J.,
10 enter the Junior Mathematical Class the Student must be
prepared simp. Equations Those not "a pre-
pared may obtain the preparation In PREPARATORY
Class ,.
In addition studies above enumerated there depart
o higher The attainment vi the uefee
Of A. ". -, 49, ,
Information concerning this las well az other matrrs)
NAV he obtained from annual Catalogues or by corresponding
with any one Professors The classical certificate Is re-
quired for the degree Of A. VI.
Gentlemen wishing prepare themselves Tor Medica iana-
tim an, luton obtain the necessary preparation rom
Professor aiinpon who gives private course 81 Mediea III
siruction: Fee SO . !,
In addition 10 the Municipal Law there will second
and private the Professor in which the Text BOOKS
will the Revised Code L0na1 III
resi radims-st and edition. atiois flead-
ugs; while r student will have the advantage OF reading III an
extensive ard we'll assorted reference Library Fee S-'N
Text Book. The subjects referred TO- can be had III town I'll
prices not exceeding those ~ the cities
All persons attending any Of the private CasSs meniloneh
who happen 10 hr Students 81 The C"rse VIII lie fefeu
u matritnate ii above the age OF IT,
Classcs preparatory i ColIege,j ana
" 49, T. X. DEW, President
Sept l6 .e-wIaS!1o