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NEW MUSIC.


w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors Of l2h
win be sold his reduced pdcesour cents
The Flower quades, composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth
Frederick William Polka performed steyermark Com
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Kruge
The Harp Waltz, by w. Q. Beche. I'D
The Friendship Waltz by q. Schuster. u -t ~
The Tedesco Marcb arranged from the Opera Of Enan by
Boyer
Boga, Mosqustaes de Ia Refine, &c.
pourris; by H. Cramer. E.& f.Easr
The Spring Waltz by T, Moellng. t.t... @aN. A'
Punch and Judy Polka performed BY the steyenak Company
arranged by Helmsmuller.
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Remane.
EInan invoam cayatna from the Opera Of Enani arranged
by Edslmann.
blanche, Breath Of Morning from the Opera
Of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer.
though my may be from Dohnzetts Opera Of Betty
with English words.
The move, look about; beautiful ballad BY
Henry RUSSELL
Mother! thou u beautiful ballad from
Opera Of Lucrena Borgia arranged by q. Lniey.
land Of the mountn from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward.
IL $ song my mother sings; by Rodwei.
Lonely by Jenny Lind music by NJ W. Bale
Thou'n my side; by w. r. Dempster
The throne OF goldi words By Barry Cornwall
music by g. Davis.
Mary Blame, wods' sung by Madame Bishops by
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream; by Much.
Stop da, knocking at the door; Tor the guitar
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THE AMERICAN FARMER l. published snouirly IN the
city Of Baltimore u copies Cor s. thirteen foi
$40, thirty $40 Ju
favorable auspices u Il the Maryland Ae
eulis Society aud all the prize repos
published therein. The society meeting determined
raise $780, 70 be appropriated olovs of silver
valued 0 be awarded the Obtaining by Isl OF
October, the largest list ~ subscribers the volume
mepcing July go for e second,
list The publisher has added FIVE prizes,
cultural He has also edered 600 Cor prize
coming volume so in silver plate for the best essay
plan and % farm buildings Hnd The Of
farm yard $50 for the best The cultivation OF obscce and
SO for the best essay the management Of the dairy
The h humber July, viii contain Of The
valuable from the Epsusp Rurrs,
presented agricultural public particularly
regions Virginia. Maryland Conas ryes
os rm the FIVE he has
In Virginia. and conciusive that
abe degree Of prudence In management farming
profitable business The
charge Of his farm Mr. RUIN shows that his clear
capital invested for land negroes implements
third 1881 fourth
mn 1910 besides supporting his family hands
OF HE
worth when he took In hand Every farmer planter
in the tide water districts Of county, viii read this paper
the deepest interest
This number win contain other valuable paper.
amongst from Gtopot w DosrIs,
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society, con
s0uon the wire fence aud fo Col CAPRos
Aasrss. 'p'''''''' p SAMUEL SANDS, Puh,a.r.
Maryland State Agricultural socety,s HsI
June 8-2awH 12s BALTIMORE q, BALTIMORE Maryland.
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AslERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL.

he American Railroad journal Is published at $. Wan
Several ss.ls%sa soaisass,
Il: ss H. sss.s ss &c
6ssanas soastasa . carr, iwsia
upon any agency whs.sss .'''A''A' upon
The locomotive railway system has now become great
as. has already done more g 1siss. s
elevate him in the scale Of bsng than other agency
Tine .,ssa regard q;
upon wing thought Or isnsasss a'aSs
new new almost Of new faculties and
creation, Without danger without fatigue enables
snoasn phyeai sadsSioas aa he ssos pleasures @ Of
Community podsesas idea. every disc q
sIsang new sources q and multiplying TO an INFINITE
d soe III has
ion which they capable making places
od degree enhancing e same pae ali The oys existence
Whosye ereiore labors IN this aeld has than me or
for he highest good Of his Profoundly impressed with these
y yasMs We intend m accordance win their spirit % conduct tbs
The history the influence and the Improvements Of the railway
careful inquiry into is Scientific di.eossss he
n eoSneeon with Ioeomaon and the progress en-
Under mining head, readers Of
editor sa s'ss s sn dc ga1 as
descriptions II detail q The different locae. q me
and Ss Of sI wosn work
under
with statistical tables Of different districts, and such plans and
Besides iron, Mr. Hodge furnish Journal
which have carefully BY him. information
works found Indispensable parties engaged
mining and s iron S l. % @ y e made
the iron manufacture and mining resources Of the whole
Gen T. James, Providence been engaged
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Harts so'-.-Sle Extract
s on,y can b relied for The cure o.
.saaaehs nervous aeoi nsalsse sss general debility,
including dreadful an disease sAa, aset hs human
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS, 5t
n convalsons sp.sms, Ae WEN known tha from
sSis SsaS AIN ss.isd q !. @sS
existence, and afIast yielded up their lives on the
ALTAR OF INSANITY.
the proprietor q he yssssas E1.s @ e ss
fully invite and all Others who are examine
C9ssd ~, i Then n ne name of humanity no longer lot
HARIss VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
For sixteen been ed many @ d Ss s
caiona psnsios, Yeassrs York.
cured By ne use Of ihe yegsiase Extract "a,
been subject 10 many years. perfect
health er every other had aed by tho of the Vege
Dr. Charles A. Brown, Of Dover county, Aabama
Ssaesea ~ ,he Use Of the vegetable Ese that
presbes every case Of epilepsy which comes under his
\ @ ss = % @
tor past no has been sorey afflicted with
table Eiae him 70 sound health being entirely freed
lSs street. New York having used the vege
table Extract y hs family highly recommends TO all
stephen r. Prat, corner q SIKH and Twent,sir
IT. as se 80 sl W. Win Ss sss
years he obliged relnqaish his business Having used
y Sio .sssis
T. y WIN
health bes much improved that he hopes BY Divine blessing
g EPILErTIc PITS, NJ ana ta
For and six months cured BY the Of this
Read son seeore
e aSp . sss spsSsf g. sos Ea
and France consulting the eminent physicians, aud expends
with his this country November without
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Of the General Land once.
college OF St james, wa.h,nston county. maryland.

College OF 81. James, Washington county, Maryland.
THE Eighth viii open Monday, day
the uneu~t affendancs of all the students The
duties OF the classes promptly ecommenced and
porant that all their nember OF should take their places
Isl Of October to the LIST Of August there being but one vacation
August and September In the College, all the usual classes under
full have ior several years been pursuing the
colleges Of The North the the laird gadu
aing class received their aeademical degrees. as
In the Drummer School, which Immediately adons College
me preparatory carefully uined
under the Of College pupil
may enter the Institution early and their
study under
mercantile department parfia
collegiate classes who
ing other professional life Such students
10 all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes ub
tning place Of sudies
cessary TO preparation for Business.
French study, without charge all
In addition the French the mercantile students viii be
without charge, German, other modern language.
The location Colegs perfectly beautiful and there
towns villages the temptations dangerous
sttudon.
The charge covering all academcal expenses
SIS per session OF ten mouths The rules OF the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
All The departments are under the immediate supervision Of ts
undersigned whom application made for Of IN,
Of pupils. JOHN D, KERfOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2hn College Of 81 James, ?. o., Maryland.
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THE proposes open School this MAGE COM
mencinE Monday, e 2h day q October merit tena
18Th day fkafc 1850 The pupils divided into
two classes Junior course win be Ste
phens Evidence Stephen on Plead
Of Grcenicss Evidence The course "
embrace Tuckes ccmnsnt.ie e,senlsa and stsie Evil
Of Chy Pesdne oeombe's Introduction 10 Equity Jurs
prudence, Lubcf Equity Pleading, Mdt Pleading Lomars d.
Real Properly Executors
Asngmen win 3. made with Phiadephs law publisher
posing sb-cber rcquesfed 10 rive Kin,
early Of their intention. inform him whether they de~r
supplied throuSh ,s
dsn They vn be harn-hedi % The ssdsnr eo-t The mem
The senior isss win have privilege uno,
without additional charge The or daily lectures 10
viii be subscriber enable any
OF either cia Of he
On Washington Celege should they deem expedent DO 90
few lectures win he delivered
dcfon and practice OF The Federal Cours - 7tTI
nsks wn BE go per session gsSsSPs Y .s
L.n.sres Va, July q, 1870.
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pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of the
.t pSs sa s. % % he'd e ,aS make
The State Of FLORIDA the periods
s ne sa o sss ~ lie on Mon
onds sssssa wisa e aadsmsnaonsd townships and pa VI
SssA n a. base line and east Of he prncpd maiai1a
Township r'een eIeept the eastern der Of ssesns Of range
FI.cons townships ana range aaeen
Fractional townships twenty-five TWEEN
Townships twenty hies twenty our twenty Ave, and twenty six
and fractional townships thirty, one, tyiwo range
s e sas nss.s
township three exeep, sections townships
townships one two three four twenty-five and
ownhp. four township seventeen exeep, sections
thirty and thirty township eighteen, except sections six
eight sesn twenty s';s twenty s tssss,
and thirty SIX In towashin en,v ,awn
(e1eep section six and township wentyx Of raage
eighteen, township nneeen seep, sections three,
.owa.R. @sn.a, and a"a
Township twenty six Of range twen,yl
North Of the base line and east Of the principal meridian.
Township one, Of range seventeen.
a. e land oes a. h sommsnens on Monday
lands situated within the aforementioned townships parts
South Of the base line and east Of tho principal meidian
The tier township four, range
rawnsnp t tawss range sa q sev snss SIX
Townships two and three, Of range eight
Township twelve Of range twelve.
North Of the base line and of The principal meridian.
Sections hyOur and tiryye, Of township
SECTIONS twenone and twenty-five, in township four, range
sections and in township three, range
four ye eight nine, seventeen, eighteen nnetce
Swn Iae o" ss nine s aen
sns y %sy so.s% x
section, 0 h twenty TWEEN
in township i've, OF range sixteen. w
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Fauquier White sulphur springs, Virginia.


WAS for The reception Of visitors the first Of June Eaten
sive improvements are in progress that win give aspect
the whole establishment No viii be adding
its embellishments the comfort and pleasure Of the
Knowing by ocular evidence, In instances the positive
nc value Of the almost parc
ur has been regarded good policy enlarge
modaons, and complete tho original design crafty
and fancy guests, well promote their
Situated Ia remarkably healthy region full
the bold Blue Ridge, and In the vicinity Of the beautiful village
Waenton, visitors horseback carriages,
proving roads, enjoy the most picturesque seek
cse in The ten pin alleys the pistol gallery, The game Of billiards.
the heahul dance The lovers Of music flowers win
cular been taken win their approval while the fow
deer and the awn, the gold and silver fish, elk and buffalo
relieve tedious hour
nature In word every step has xpanded
ey could suggest 20 add to the comfort and accommodation
visitors The hurdle and tournament the fancy ball. asquc
ade, and brilliant fire works viii lend er respective attractions
Nor these preparations designed for gay only
holy ministers Of resn, OF every denomination, cordial
gudgng invitation given spend the The usual
Of the church respected throughout the
These springs rs % miles, according the TAKEN from
Fredericksburg and 20 50 from Alexandria Tweekiy
viii rom both these points I'LL July when daily lines will
tahsbed Visitors leaving District Columbia stage
steamer NJ or n reach the springs the day
These known the Post Once books Waenton
Springs - and all letters should be directed be
Waenton, sent 20 The White Sulphur Springs, IN Grcenb
Terms OF board will be- flows so @ The whole end
ing h October SIS fof three monts go for months s
go per week. SIS wees 81
lodging 20 cents each Servants aud children under twelve years
old price No charge for children under old When
tables provided cor children before
who retain their At the ordinary table win be charged full price
Here's 50 cents day, or $40 a month.
rs hnes wines and p have been procured eorsgc will
be charged for private supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June G--dlaw kcpn
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MEpIcxL DEPARTMENT. Of Hampde

Medical DEPARTMENT. Of H.npdsn sidney Coli
MI lego, Richnond, Vr.The twelfth annual Of lee
IN mi. Institution win commence Monday October sd,
L. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children. .l#.saIa
L. w CHAssrRLArSE NJ d. Professor Of Materia Medea AID
Thefapeuucs
y MAuPIx, M. D. Professor Chemistry and Pharuacy
CHARLES BsLL GssoS NJ d. Professor Of surgery and surg
cal Anatomy stE
cAIrER JoHxsoS, NJ D., Professor Anatomy and Physi.
ology.
TucKrn, D., Professor Of Theory and Practice of
Medicine. s.I ?. ~ i.
A. T. PGrcoLAs, M D., Demonstraor OF Anatomy.
The Museum, Apparatus, and Illustrations Cor the demonraor
received addons and
very complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully with the
wants Of the sndeni and especially valuable 10 those preparing for
south Clinical lectures twice week
College Inhnnay (which Immediate coutguy with tine
College, week in the Richmond Aims House In these
the diseases occurring In southern practice with,
student has The eligible opportunities Of becoming
acquainted win their types and The frequency Of Sur
gca operations before the class together with the facilities M wit
treatment Of Surgical renders this the best
schools Of Practical surgery
CnAssEs-atricuaton Is, Tickets Professors Sos,
S0 Graduation Fee S25; Board including fuel
lights and servants attendance be Obtained At sa s4x per
week. b. MAUrfk, NJ d.
Aug il-sw6w Dean Of The Faculty.
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b .. rr..la.a. y u. IIal..a s......

I'm pur.uanee NJ ,. 4 ZACHARY TAYLOR President OF the
II tfo,sS $780,. ~ ss,r, lae,sss .ai ale knou
~. 49, s.as-' ~ ", ~ - ,.1 se.~
~ se.us W ~ ne' ~ W. 49,
~, $3.50 " "iS'SSAA, ~ "s PS -~f sN'-cns'ea, W
u, ~. - !. !. !. ..cuacH, u -
.xnh Ky a na =, smes ~ r. ~ monass a
Wy ~ .snuay neA ~ ~. a,pSai y ING pupiS ,s'
h;s s s,r w''A he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "h'ps ana Pa " "
North Of the base line and east Of the h principal meridian
Township twenty (ercep sections seven seventeen eighteen
ninetesn, twenty, Weny-mne, hny mny-one, ana mVs"o'
W renee iouf.
aownship Wenv-two, o. range nve. ~. -. !, ..
facuoha wwhmP hAtoeh anu W"hhip twenty '"' " 'A"ss
,o,,h,o ana and township twenty
TWO, sSe ssveS
o%nsp ane Me9g mIse ana ssenSns 70 ,ii,tv
hcuhve sixteen 70 wen inciuve anu twenty W uV
TWO inclusive IN township twenty sis o. range eight ,n
Iowrsup nineteen, eAeop isacuohM neuons UNITY
two hty hree h!W our, thIynye and hpv ak maeuyna
towhsip twehg ana nbcnonaI ownsnp Men.y teAes
ions one twelve thirteen twenty thrsS twenty four
range nnsi s..o I, 800. 49, 4, ,ow..,,. ni,ssen and
fractional township twenw' Of mnge ten = 'r
49,. 7.'. ~ :. 'TTl',. ~ "a :. u, y,
North Of the base line and est Of the MN principal nnrtdan
,hx.. ,,.n, fan, ,.n,,, 80, .na ,,sn,v
80 ~ - ., T1iee, '"eAS'' ""'S 's"s $50 S
my, ~ iaAso u's'. ~. . 80. ,.,.., 49, ,,.an,v ~
a n'f nm, t". ~ yanae nins F ' '"eA"rh'S vN
air WHY o'sn1 =. ans .s 49,. ,u,..,, .,, s,,
,, a 49,, au. 1890 =" ~ rayss a., v-'oe'
A. ~ an 6c. NJ Ne Fiji n an uonday IN.
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Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NoTICE no pRE-EMPTIoN eLAIMANTs.

Every entitled the right Of pre- enpuon any Of the
lands within the Townships and townships
required TO establish The same TO the satisfaction Of the register and
practicable seeing this before appointed
for Of the public sale Of lands embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
Dep. 8-lawl3w
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By the President orths United states.

By the Pre.ident OF the United states.
q law zAcaAaY TAYLoR r's.den, Of III
public sales will be held at the aforementioned land Offices in TIT
s 81
ny e cd % Of public lands
North efe base line and Of the fiji principal meridan
Township ninety eight, Of range three
Townships ninesx, nineseven and nine-eish Of rang
Township. nneyave, ninetys1, nneesh,
Townsps ninety three, nine-fo nineyhve, niney.I, nine
s&1E fGzcE p i Ssas.y
undcrneationed townships, viz:
North Of the base lire aud cta Of the h principal meridian
Townships ninety.ou niney-aye, niass1, nnetyseven
Townships nhetyiour nney-hve, ninetysx, nnetyseven
Township ninety i've, township niasyr ts1eep .ouihwes
q section The .oSss. quarter ess,
Indian aseneyj and townships nnspseven and nne-eghi,
Townships nnety-two nasiyfour, OF range ten.
Township ninety -one, Of range thirteen
che s sss s o. q. IN S s $
situated within The undernenuoned townships, wits
srih Of s base Rns and pssi n is h principal meridian.
Townships srsevsn, and rtynne, Of range six
Townships sixty ryeis and srnne DE- range
Township. .ryeish, and .i,tynue, range eighteen
Townships sisyesht and .r,y nine, Of nineteen.
Township. and ,.n.s ,ws.Sas
Township seventy-eae, of range twenty-si = y.
Town.hips seventy and q twenyseyen
a %s land ono: Al IOWA CITY, ss%%:ssns Monday,
day Of January r the disposal Of the public lands
within the following townships, 20 wit
North Of the base line aud res Of he I'm principal merdian
Township seventy-sir Of range twenty-seyen.
Townships seventy and Of
twenty-cigfl
Townships And seventy range twenty
Lands appropriated by law Or the Of schools military other
purposes will be excluded from the sales.
The Offering commenced
the days appointed and proceed In the order IN which they
vesed with all dispatch,
offered But
longer than weeks, Of Of the
be admitted until after the expiration Of the weeks
Given under hand city Of Washington, eenh day
nine. a.. TAYLOR.
BY the President:
J. BuIIgRrIkLp,
Comnissioner Of the General Land once.
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ny the President OF United States.
IN pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President
public sales viii be held
stsfe of ARkANsAs periods hereinafter designated
Mthe land once at BATEsvrILE commencing Monday
sted within the aforementioned townships, yixs
North @he base Ina and pa Of as h principal meridian.
Township two, Of range three n
Township two, Of -four. $500
NiA ef TIE base Zine snd east q ne fh princpai meridian.
the land ohee at FAYETTEVILLE, commencing on Monday
me nsrtsenu day Of January nsu The disposal pubic
'''' "''n'h "e io'ovins named ownshipyi
Nsrs Tie base ii~ and pa Of The ta pviaepd meridian
hhs" .ns sssa m .s Of I, s tye.g.lI
the twenty day Of January NEXT Cor The d-ss5 M hs ..h
Lands situated within the undsrmep,on.d township 20 ws
Sssah ne base iiat, and Of ne fh prineipsi .,sn
Township sir, Of range fourteen.
other purpascs from ne .s,. military and
oenps Of the sbovs mentioned lands WIN, b. 49,
offered closed But -.ls .ss ~ ~ h a
land VIII se ssmisS until ser The q x. % rs any 2. me
Given under hand he city % washington h acenth dv
q sspsebsr Domin thousand eight hundred f
ny me Presidents
COMMISSIONER Of General Land once.
NOTICE TO RE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
land. within townships psr township. shove essasrssd
required 70 establish the same 20 ne ssu<csn 81 the register
:ssr sSs, ...ias ssis sss. sas s ne sy sS
pointed m ne Of the public sale y Ne ands
ssseins e uae' claimed Oherw'. such 5n g.'a
Commissioner q Tie oerrvs Land once
r. 6wesL.., I1 Az Sx6Bx
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.


UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty Of Pbysie.--session OF Is49-'5o.
THE Lectures viii Monday, 9Th October, and
Il unue until the 18th OF March ensuing
Chemistry and Phamsey-wILlAz T. A. AIkss, NJ d., Ii. D.
surgery-NATHAx r. SHTH.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosEPH RoBf, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice Of MedicneWLLIAn PowELL NJ. ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and ChidrennIcHaRp
THOMAS, NJ.
Pathology and Demonstrated Of Anatomy W.
Insicton Clinical Surgery every day
the Baltimore Inhma opposite The Medical College The
for practical anatomy will be opened October % under the charge
the Fees Comfortable
obtained the vicinity Of Medical College 81 50
50 20 week. WILLIAM H. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNovi Dean Of the Faculty.
Superior Old Brandy.
THE
of the vintage Of s purchased expressly for medicinal
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere
Schneider Cock aud Crown
Heidzeck Ducai Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
hwa hand together with choice ysrey q Wines. quOrs
Segan Tobacco, DC. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug ll-eodlm Penn. avenue, 18th street.
CARD.
THE undersigned once, having
years been employed the various duties connected with
all the details thereof offers his services public
the Of claims against the lie
will attend also 20 other business connected with the other de
All bushes. con9ded TO him be promptly attended TO and
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency once.
w.smssros CRY, D. O., August 9, 1870
Ang l2-lmeod
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CHARLES DE sELDrNo,
Conmi'sioro. Notary P~biie, AID Gsn~ai Agent,
No. m Todd's Burldsogs, Peassyivaats avenue,
WasmHoToS, ID. C.,
CONTINUES pye yrorpt prosecution
claims before Consess, Of Ee1ecunye Depsrnens
before board Of appointed adjust sposons
Naval Ss ssasy sss q .e%s saS.s ne law q rss%%y
1884, August 10 1885 Of mileage fof honses and
ss BEING mus,s.S and reserved into s ssrss " n. usss
States. and suhtence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims o. whatever de,ca thar sse out Of The late
aaderunds Iy requirements Of Pension and
other oces He also attends 10 The procuring o. due
CaIfsrr,ia. and coast OF africa. - As ~
he been honosd Commissions governors osvey
deeds, depe~uon- writing SEAL
20 be used or recorded IN the respective States
Csnss. win b moderate and regulated BY the amount claimed
oopmuss,uon. !po.,P.id yI receive im%sd,,. attention
% p. an. s ss 1 9 ss s e. Es sss
Uncn, % SENATOR Members Of previous
present Conpe~ generally. Aas@
PrePer.sery Departments Of the Celumbfan College,
corxrs l4rn Arp = srrrsrs
THIS school reopened he Monday Of September
Ckess. pr Qssrf~s
Reading wnuns Mental Arhmsac and Primary Geography es %
Aass~sue ecorsph English orsHssf' History Of he Uns A.
m. higher Ensiss branches, xl.ss, esomesy, Surveying
Any ne ssss ssss x w s .s and 3
90 Bills payable In advance. si
eminent, s who h. ss:s s r
as sss + ass s s sss , sTss f s'as 3.
eo'esr.. ~ ------ ..---- 81 u AUG tl-1Hwopsw
uUMEss Hstsxy % Ensi.na, sretn the snv.ssen q
III Julius Cesar ne sbdicson q Jse- II completed In
Hsssu'ss og y s sns n a ss sss ss2
sysh ss' YnAsck rAYIoar
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MALE ACADEMY.

WARREsTos, NoRTH CARoLIxA,
THE TWENTIETH SESSION will Monday, "a
of July Boys 6ed FOR college in the Union
life. The Principal who has been
youth for the dcyoies his undivided tine and
tenon 20 the school, and aided BY the most approved teachers
departments. high order Of educaon
principles virtue morality the sought
which necessary
der the institution In worthy Of the patronage Of enlightened
parents .a s'aT
village, refined society, facility
Raleigh Railroad and the characl
Ter OF the school, conspire recommend the favorable
sdeaon Of those who have wards TO BE- educaisd
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the session Of Ave months $50 90
Tuition In the languages and tho higher mathematics Is %
Of and English. 10 50
Boys required all cases board In the family Of tho Pn
pai For further particulars, address
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