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GOODXEAR'S METALLIC GIn-ELASiIU
MACHINE BETTING,
PATENTED 1874.
Made only Al RoIbury, near Boston, Mass.


Made only At RoIbury, near Boston Mass.
Il ) an article of immense value 10 consumers OF
II Machine Betting. Its peculiar qualities
I. Perfect equality and thickness which viii
g No degree of under ESQ Farenhe Injuries and
mains flexible any degree m cod
Essential and os tuTputne and other solvents
Of which destroy leahcrJ produce effect
IL Of great 9Th and durability, ami adjusted
chinery does require the leather
IL pied N a kinds 81 Machinery The prices
afforded together with the remarkable proPces
ders It worth the Euebi0n Of ali WHO the article.
Cireuar eontslainr Inst Of prices &c, will be Forwarded
application ~ .JbscJer who the nmetcnt Agent
manufacturers Al OSeTs and communications promptly
CHARLES W. BJRNEY. SellrV Agent.
no S-om No Is. fremont Row. Hoaon. H,ss
.EOLlAN PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY.
FHNHE subscribers hlvnE right
II entity manufacture Coeuaut Patent Fuau
and 20 Apply the 70 Piano Fofss with the aloa
vend The oilers, used any part Of country.
Thy as0 maalctlfe Piano PORES every
win without Tie frame and HOan At
tachment.
Persons Wshirg obtain kind
nanufaeory nsfesy assr orders BY
mail shall b fiEf4Hy erseusd pfces, they
employed 40 agent, % pre- then'elyes.
To az d~U'ts minds unacquairts with
hereby 'Tclange every
'T7ens from any n the county refund purchase
nsy, u the yuIthas-f % silsied
Any PENN wishing Information relation Hoan may
obtain eos NJ he H0ss Psso fszTT JorRsa Eraus by ssnt
~ their adffrfs 70 us. !. GILBERT L 90.
no ll-om No SOC, Washngirn street. Boston. Mas
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-----------iJAN HREfHi
wikkSSrED
G A r d EN- SEEDS.

rENIIE subscriber now in receipt OF his usual
- 'uapy Of Csleun sses long osabshed Nur
y lAniF.i ~ dspha Who's ed hav. Icng aud
soab tn~a by the Esdenns public. Zach bear. the
label u iapdsth an VI the ls+S
e-h and hand. Among his
fOund he eboiee- Of the foto~ ns
ASPARAoAs-Gsant
nEEr-Esiiy rurnip, long Blood
BRoCooLi.
CADBAGE-EAI.y yors York sugar Loaf Druu,head
rht Dueh Bry.h Curca savoy savoy
Dutch Piekins.
CARRoT-lons Orange Parry Hora
CaUtlfLOUR-Eary.
CELEgy-whne and rcd.
CRrass-Cutlsd
CuCUNBER-Eariy Frame, long Green.
EGG fLANr-large Purple.
EkDlvB-Cured.
LErTUCE-Eaily Cabbage. Royal Cabbage. Cut salad
hELoN-Ci;ron ar Nutmeg. Spanish Water.
ONioNs-Weaheyheld ard
fEAs-LAndrc,hs ErtIa Early Early Frame Msro~aL hue
Imperial.
SNAP nEANS-su weeks.
fARsLEy-EaTly Cured.
PAHSNIP-fine sugar.
sAISAfY, Vegetable Oyster.
TOMATO-targe Red.
RHUBARB-for tarfs
sPiNACti-savoy Leavsd.
FLOWER sEEDS-asroTtod.
with directions for ani planting be
obia ned Kratis. For sale by r. JOHNSTON
nI No ms Main st.
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TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY. on the 18th day OF October.
lsl5 the following Table ct Rates for the Transport
tauon OF Passengers adopted TO take effect and
after the Is day Of December next, until otherwise
dcrcd by the Board
80
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II COX TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub.

II .OOh IL loOh IN ue SUD-
- would respectfully inform their customers and the
public generally have eeevede usual large supply Of
fashionable and other kinds Of ready made CLOTHING for
and which they making additions semi
weekly consisting NJ desirable Coaks CoaVes
DraWerE Shirts Collars, bosoms Stock, SOCKS Hdk
SupenderF &e-wth which they will be pleased 1T them
Ia he bes, style and upon the most reasonable
The taken the selection Of their materials
goodness and beauty the they have taken
up under supervision dura
aud their peculiarly
p.rsDns Cal and Tor yourselves
. HOOPER q CRAPS Virginia Clothing store,
roT-U so %. Main
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Shoes HArsl BoNNErs Nc.
Pc n EXTER q ALDEN
HAVE RECElvED
1A01 PACKAGES Of fresh and seasoneble
Noo Coos IN their line which 'hey Offer fot sale by
the package or IN bots to sn city and country euscm' prices
that acceptable purchaser Their
hEc and rr selected OF the manufacture comprising in
the way Of
go Cases mems cali, kip, grained, seal, pump
sul weir aud half cIcd ais, morocco thick Bootr
qustc. and price, boy. Kip gain
81 sndthiek Boots. aud misses ea,he
sa iasrr cloth and fsnsy Caters ami hSlfGa' eA'drcns
sBOES.
500 Cases mems, BOYS. and youths pegged and
sewed calf grained hip MONRoEs; eaS seal and goat
DowNiNGs both ~sed and pump soc: men. half Pumps
and slippers OF all q.aes and womsns and misses
morocco leather great variety
prices, ehlicn's ss and Ankieue';
bcy. ard youths thick BRoGANs OF all sorts and and
Other descriptions Shoes numerous PareuariEs.
MATS.
l45 Cases mems Beaver. Nutria, Russia, Musk
and sSon,S men, and sOy.' Ashland AID rsar ,portns
275 Cases mems and bows white aud colored
PALM LEAF HATS, mrs, rate STOCK snd well as,otsd-
latest and best ,mPorauon'.
BONNETS.
IS Cases ladies' fine Florence. lace and Rut
la-d Devon II braid and ohcr nisses Dcvons Pc
Rutland Gipssy, &C wsmSn's and msses ey
press willow, and fancy ladies' lawn Bonnets and other
UNuHELLAS.
so Cases silk, cotton. and gingham; whalebone
and reed fraaes-sn FARAsot-S and suN-ShADEs.
CAPS.
Mems and bows CLOTH glazed. velvet. hair, seal,
~ also, ehitrrns rSney Caps OF dire',n, kind.
With supply Of rSuNKs sHos THREAD, BLACK.
-ssue ihrr friends that they have spared no ed,rts
make the N Par, OF their being purchased
they and sell Tow ard on The best
No. sos baltimore street.
NH 1T UP STAIRS.
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HovEY q co, Seed Store and agricultural

II = y
wsrsho1se. Merchants Row, Boson-Nursnss al Cam
bdz. Harvard College only miles from The city
of.r fr 81 collections Of Vegetable
AErcutars and GraSs -e-ds found toe COUNTY,
and nciutng the newest and most
pr1vaI and collection of BusCut Flower
Roots and e Dah also Gar5ening Botanical and AZ
rrcuhlral Books.
~ uYhvs Tor o the arzeEt and nehs
selections
Frlit Ornamental Trees.
Everzrrsn-. g'nwerng shrubs and Plants
Pear Plum n Cherry =toc1F
Grlps Vines. Rafpo-rr.-s.
GreeaHousr and Hardy a.r5scsogs Pa1ts
RAsr- Canslias.
uahIas ~ s-.5oga Floysr Rsat.
khIbarb lna AsDs1zus Eo0ts
BIcs-5orl Alor VIZ e.. f5r h-rgss
Great auen-on ha desJted
and al The ch1ccu knts Eu0p- ectad ~ t@f.
sna vsi'to The most teebrsd of I-s4 Up
~sris u 900 form sct,r
q which rina og, ard ar yearly
into oeang which eei sceufay 90 tie anes
may b. dsyencsd
They Nou especially call attention CULTIVATION. 70 Their
trees WheI being North. reait
cold tnan rs Ased where the winters comparatively h
Catalogue
The collection unsurpassed comprising more than
hundred rar~s
kinds be obtained q the celebrated
Huh6s
ffsaa department compete choice and
eatsus vauafiss u C1ri.ra, fefronn. Azaa, Cactus.
Fs1ty. .fl-i1 cLfyraI u suuiu. J-gar Liiss. &C.
Aa.sra' tsts-hi llld- 90 iafgs .I'.nslrrs
Va ~ ss-su o. b. ass,zy4ut5 With .bs cash dnn. Or
sstr'tr.-fy fs'srsrr..
Caisiafa,s s,ai Enri o. svsry POT fslf applicant
OIisu t--fsf-t W. 10 pfr-HYIy sfs.ltd Or
plauts tocuI.y p'-t 90 tr. 1ny part of tha
county, AND i,rS-fla- = tn1-t3'ly. 10 Jim
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E.ena. q Rsi.s- az i.s.5aa7. q sioO. on .ls2. 10
For I.In.

Insurance be effected for any up To $4,000
b. application to HENRY II'pIAM
Jn sly Riehnond, Va.
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'EHE subscribers offer Tor sale, upon good
Il
90 hhis erop Orleans sggar. dry and bright
30 do and bbls crop Orleans and West India MoAsses
20 tons well ASSORTED County Iron
ton American Blser,d Steel
Mayors" Cast German and English Bhs,ered Steel
10000 lbs old and new Bacon SIDES and Shoulders
100 sscEs Ashton" Salt
so bbls No aud unexpected HerrngE sound and good
go bush"ls prime and pure Mountain CloyerSeed
SO bags Rio Java. Laguayra and Marseabo CofTse.
10 Buyers requested They
dispose Of County Potuee, give prompt faith
uiarientou TO al eonsg nnents.
IL JONES A. WINSTON.
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SAMUEL H.SS,r, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent the Company 10 pt.parod m
receive applications Life Insurance p.r.nd,
named via Tor year for life and for
creeeins 500 single life The for all
Of the intermediate noted he men
vel as all ohef information interesting To those desiring
Insurance will also b. made know application The adyan
ns's offered by this Company believed equal not
superior to those offered BY olher either
Britain. n n CwATHuEy
Physician to the soeey,he PANTY Physician OF the pary
whose lite Is be insured, oe 2I-,f
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

kz2z..55Szzsssss- ON and after the Sd of December
-&sE-sss1 ~ Boats wiieave Richmond Mondays,
wedres,s and Frays A 81 precisely, aud
burg neIt days II 81 2. 81
Returning leave ynehbur Mondays weanesdays and Fridays
At : A. NJ and arrive in Richmond day al ~ NJ
Passengers for Staunton,
b. Boats will A. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays seotvile A. NJ And in by
Jpn.
Pas,rys for F4r-uris HALTER HgHsss
lease Richmond by the Boats and with the sses Car
ersviue.
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
NEW aud First Complete Edition OF tHe Laws
~ of the United States. hEFISED BY Tine ROLLS.
The PUBLIC STATUTES Of The United States OF Anne
from the Of the Government the
GLIDING Laws Of the 18th Congress Si3 and 49, arranged
Chronological oeer with references to the matter Of
each and the deconE Of the Courts Of the
United Index Contents and
full general Index the whole with Tables affixed relating
Judiciary IEpOJ and Tonnage the Public Lands &c
Fcer with Constitution OF the United States the Declaration
Independence and Confederation
Edited by Richard Peters, Eq
This edition of the Laws United States recommended
lE Because the Of Congress and Issued
their aufpees aud The edition be supplied the Oeer Of
Government
70 B,eiu'e contains eg Laws and put price
than those editions which only portion iosr laws
g. IL enriched with crIious o. the dec OF the
Coans Of the United States the several Stliutes
9Th Il be relied FOR accuracy subjected
careful revision by the fseotsa Of Goyrnmont
Jus received, and for sale by d. Z. KING.
nh 81 NeIt door TO P. Once.
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JUAN PlZZINl,
Confoctioner and Denicr la Foreign and Do
nestle Fruit,
HAS Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
~ n chc.tcf he fon0wnr Goois 10
100 Hurrs crop Bunch RaisIns
$50 n1ras Do $50 ! B3tra Do.
50 Ergs Ma'aga GrareA prime quality
10 norss Mtitgl Lemons 'in huc ofien
CAKE Zl1s Curraug
rs Drums Fura. Hlisns
IS Bar-s Crfor ifuc quality
6 C1rfs Braniy Cherries
- u1H owe uu. f1erf quHiy)
2 C1srs PrIner u Glass Jars
a Bats uIHisaur Aml1is
IS Drums FI-s
90 FraHs MiT IN Do
HaFsFh.Ief Do
goo Is Pfgsf ruaU Do
20 Cases tautlH preserved q nrsr
1000 Co-aaIlf.. ifrH d. "A flr
50 % thTra. lr. rftrtafs
Taas hr eth large Candy of his gs, n,,yf,s
TUE. wsransd equa 10 asy the mfsst Aso te
fsH SOFA sod he frclst vary N FrurHand German oys
Fsnry eoods Perfumcy az, offered this market
rbs shove Goris selected pefaB end pueb.s
the vsfy best prepared sreat udss
NESTS purchase W OF re-
nn AM therefore respectfully sohcits Town sn4
Coarf eds before they ssewhere MT
fhsy ~ had a. thf d. Ne
sot One door below EIchsnge Bank
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e. ASTON, Wholesale Hat Manufaetsret NO ~ Libory
N Newark " 1.-The subscriber directs attention of
celebrated establish
where he with unvHNed NuTs,
Brush Pain and Sporting Hats. of all kinds Also
and chdrns Fancy nnd plain Hats OF all description.
make oheeto merchants him ae;o
should they call upon him.
4 ssnt Sm
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ONDON MUSTARD. Superior London Mus
A tad in pound and half pound constantly for sale BY
DUVALG PURCELL, DIuggnts
mh II
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can hardly he credited that any effect upon
seated rs thy are within the We s,y one.
Tor aI that tins Ointment VIII lungs quicker t
eHeihe mat can be given internally Thus, pllceh upo %
ene pchaies directly To The lungs separates the oonou.
paINel" That arr consuming the from, t y,
u mol say that is curing rersons Of Consumption continual
~ -lough We are told is oolishnrss what is said
long n.rsnn. v..,,, N'
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The Inflammation and disease always the ball az the
eye ~ the socket Hence the virtue Of any medicine mus
the seat OF the ma nation will do good In. SAW. n
rubbed on the temples Will penetrate directly into the ,ocke 1be
pores W" be oneda pops' Preparation viii be nd the
disease Will soon pass OF to the surface.
fNfLEs on TIE FACE, FEEcEEs TAN, SKIN sKois
SURFACE.
Its first action is hunour IL will NOT ,,.
W 'e aee Is Tree from ay matter that under the
ssn and frequently breaking Il then heal-
"hent ere nothing but dali repus,ve surface.
uRiast 10 soien and soften until tn skin smooth and
delicate as ehds IL throws bIusng color upon
e no" "h's transparent SKIN that perfectly
uns IN case OF fTeekes will hTst
hidden and seen but seldom Pursue will soon d.
appear.
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
or THE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. &

In this School pupils arc fitted for admi.tancs
to the College classes, on for other OBJECTS
Students who are unprepared for entering par
ticular class, may here pursue tho requisite stu
dies while those who are not designed for pro-
fesson can seleQ1 such branches as will suit thei,
objects in life.
Mr.. Thomas w. Tobcy, gentleman who is
amply qualified, having passed through collie
giate course, and been engaged for several years
in the business of instruction, will have charge Of
the school. His whole time and energies will be
devoted to its interests, and it is hoped it will
thus be rendered worthy of extensive patronage.
This school will be under the constant superin-
tendence Of the Faculty Of the College.
COURSE OF STUDY.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Ancient and
Modern Geography, English Grammar, Ancient
and Modern History, Book Keeping, Chemistry,
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, algebra, ,Geome-
try Surveying, Andrews and Stoddard's Latin
Grammar and Exercises, Sophocles' Greek
Grammar and Exercises, Latin Reader, Cesar
Virgil, Cicero's Select Orations, the Gospels,
Jacobs Greek Reader, Anthon's ed., and such
authors as are read in the lower classes Of the
college, Defamation and Composition
CHARGES PER QRARTER.
Reading, Writing, and Elementary Arith-
metic 81 90
Arithmetic, Geography, English Gram
mar, Geography Of the Heavens, Anci-
ent and Modern History 5 90
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra,
Geometry, Surveying, Book Keeping
and Composition 8 90
Latin and Greek Classics 10 90
Pupils who board and have room in the
College building will be charged for
Library, Room, Bed and Furniture,
per Quarter S 90
Table, Lights and Servant, per week 225
At a less expensive table, where tea and
coffee are excluded, per week 50
Instruction will be given in French and Ger
man, without additional expense to those who
study the Languages.
There are three vacations in the School; four
weeks in August, one at Christmas, and the lst
week in May.
COLLEGE HILL, Jan. !, 1916. Jan lin
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OLIVER wHITTLEsEY,

nEALER in Pants, Oils, Glass, &c, z, street,
~ Todd's Buildings, Washington, d. c., has just
received from the original inventors and sole mahu-
iacturefs, large supply of the genuine
DOric Lamp.
This Lamp Is simple in its construction, easily
trimmed, and will give light equal TO twenty
sperm candles, al a cost Of one cent an hour.
Its superiority to other lamps consists IN the iol-
lowing advantages: there is no brass or other metal
that corrodes which comes in costact with the nuid
The external and internal draughts pass through
the body Of the lamp, producing more perieci
combustion, and keeps the lamp perfectly cool. Il
can he used with open doors and will be less Affect
ed by wind or currents Of air, than any other lamp.
Also, other improved Pine Oil Lamps Hall
Lamps and Lanterns, and dealer in Astral and So
lar Shades, Chmnies and Lamp Glasses Of all
kinds, Lamp Wick, Pure Sperm Oil, M. B. Dyotts
g. Gould $ ilass Fount Pine Oil Lamp: all Of
which are offered at wholesale and retail, at the
lo,oest prices for cash.
~ B.-Dtrec,ions 10 be Observed in using the
PINE OIL LAMPS.
In trimming the Doric Lamp the chimney is first
removed and the Lamp taken out Of the ring, the
button and cone must be next taken off, and the
cone may be used for stand to set the lamp on
while lrmming--afler which the wick-holder is
taken out and the wick ra sed above the tube sufi.
cient to cut OFF the black or crusied edge, which
should he done with sharp pair of scissors--the
wck-holder is then returned to its place, and the
wick should be perfectly even with the topof the
tube--fll the Lamp, replace the cone and button,
and it is ready for use.
0jrTo avoid accidents, the Lamp should never
be filled while burning feb 5--f
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USEFUL MISCELLANY.
ssLike the landscape to the view,
Ever charming, ever new" N
ECONOMY IN A FAMILY

There is nothing which goes SO far to-
wards placing people beyond the reach Of
poverty, as economy in the arrangements of
their domestic affairs. tits as much i'm
possible to get across the Atlantic, with
half dozen butts started, or as many bolt
holes in the bottom, as TO conduct the con-
Germs Of family without economy. 1t
matters nor whether man furnish little OF
much for his family, il there is a continual
leakage in the parlor, it runs away, he
knows not how, and that demon, Waste,
cries more, like the horse leech's daughter
until he that provides has no more 10 give.
tits the husbands duty to bring into the
house, and it is the duty Of the wife TO see
that nothing goes wrongly out Of il. not
the least article, however unlmportant In
itself; for it establishesa precedent; not un-
der any pretence, for it opens the door for
ruin to stalk in. A man gets wife to
look after his own affairs, and assist him in
his journey through life. The husbands
interest should be the wife's care, aud her
great ambition carry her no farther than his
welfare and happiness, together with that
of her children. This should be sole
aim, and the theatre Of exploits in the bo-
som of her family, where she may do as
much towards making fortune as he posi-
bly, can do in the counting-room or work
shop. 1t is not money earned that makes
man wealthy; it is what is saved from his
earnings. A good and prudent husband
makes deposite ,of the fruits Of his labour
with his best lrieEd-and if that friend be
not true to him, what has he to hope; if he
does not place confidence in the friend Of
his bosom, where is he to placeit. A wife
acts not for herself only, but she is the
agent Of many she loves, and she is bound
to act for their good, and not for her own
gratifcation. Her husbands good is the
end at which she should aim-his appro-
baton is her reward. Self qualification in
dress, or indulgence in appetite, or more
company than his purse can well entertain
are equally pernicious. The first adds van
ry to extravagance--the aecond fastens a
DOCTORS bill to long butchers account and
the latter brings intemperance, the worst
Of all evils in its train.
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A CARD The undersigned begs leave'to ten
"A der his thanks to the citizens of this COM
munity for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed upon him during thepast year, and very
respectfully informs them that he still continues
the Auction and Commission business at Concert
Hall, near Browns hotel, where he will promptly
and with dispatch discharge all business in his
line, to the satisfaction of any and all persons who
may favor him with it. -
He would also inform those who are in arrears
with him to call and settle their accounts as soon
as possble the s,eedfu being at all times accepta-
BILE, and at this time peculiarly indispensable.
"A. GREEN,
jan 90 Auction and Commission Merchant.
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PROSPECTUS FOR
THE SIDEREAL MESSENGER,

A Monthly Joirnni, d,vofed to Astronomical Sci
snce, conducted BY 0. M. MITCHELL. Director
IF the Cincinnati Observatory.
NNHERE does not exist, at present, in the world,
"A, single popular journal, from whose pages
the general reader may follow the rapidly advancing
progress of Modern Astronomy.
The great truths now developing are only to be
found in the Transactions of learned Societies, or
locked up in the annual volumes of Observations,
in strict technical form.
The erection of the. Cincinnati Observatory. by
the voluntary efforts of more than seven hundred
persons, of all ranks conditions and callngs, in one
single city, has demonstrated in the most sa,isfac.
tory manner, the interest which the people take in
the science Of Astronomy. OF these seven hundred.
very few make any pretensons to scientific attain
ments in Astronomy and yet all are anxious TO
learn not only what is doing in their own Observa-
tory, but likewise what discoveries are making
throughout the world
The capital Instrument of the Cincinnati Obser-
vaiory is the Great Achromatic Reactor the second
Telescope in the world. To record. ia plain and
simple form, the results Of the researches made with
this lnstrumen--to present The earliest Asronomi.
cal intelligence from all paris Of the world-to fur
nish TO our conntrymen, in their own language the
most interesting articles from foreign Astronomical
Journalistic excite an interest among the people in
the elevating study Of Astronomy to give a
permanent support to the Institution under whose
auspices this, publication is made--wiIl be the OBJ
ects Of the SIDERAL MESSENGER.
All subscribers to this Journal not residing in the
city of Cincinnati are cordially invited to visit the
Observatory, subject to the same regulations which
govern the members Of the Society.
All members Of the Astronomical Society," who
may subscribs for this journal, will be entitled 10
tho privilege Of introducing to the Observatory in
their company, not more than two strangers at the
came time
The Mxssrroxn viii contain eight quarto pages
and my b conveniently bound into volume at the
end Of twA years
Each number Ny b accompanied BY litho-
graphic engraving.
PAIcs. Three dollars per annu.D, to be paid in.
varisiy IN ths delivery of the first No Of each an
nual volume. may l-itd3tw.