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NyoLDiEAts' CLAims-francis A. DIckins offers his
~ services IN procuring the settlement OF claims Of SOL
Iiers in the late with Mexico. In ordinary his
charge will be for procuring land warrant scrip, or
peneon ceruhcafe, 20; Tor pay, mileage, clothing. NC.
IS, II the be under $780, if over that sum- 10 per
cent; for three months extra pay, 81 All letters be
post-peid.
Mr. A. Dickins. Office is at his residences on street,
between 18th and l&th
<k~t &-d2r
r IlTaARr 81 Mineral Veins, and the Art OF Nj
IL ning.
rious Metals, 2 vols
MisehsIrs Manual of Practical Assaying.
Budep's Practical Miners Guide
Palmer the Blowpips in the Reduction Of Minerals
Bsrxclius on tbs Blowpps In Mnsralogy, Chemistry,
DO.
Fiaskslrs Engineers Guide In Boring,
Dana Mines Rocks, tho Reduction Of Ores nc, &c.
fsnWick's Subtsrransun Surveying.
0ibso0's Cerainties Of Geology
Chaptnuns Practical Mineralogy.
EurnbIe's Dictionary Of Geology and Mneracsy,
And tho glasses OF practical SCI eneo
imported from IAondod and Paris by
Jan ii FhANCA TAYLOR
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AGE ser FOR GLAZE ..
~ UH,ak<mrf~n. ID. e.

J,ERDINAND w. RlSQUE, Attorney and Counseior-st
+ Law, formerly of Lynehbu,g, Va, but more recently
ton City prosecution Of claims against The UAed
States either before Congress the several Executive De-
partments OF the government.
He win attend 10 cai every description Whatsoever
sanctioned by law requiring the services Of agent
Washington but those which his attention will 6e par
tcuahy and specially devoted, are the following, VIZ
Revolutionary claims Of all kinds. Land claims generally
Bounty claims for military services in the late
with Great Brain Applications for for useful in
with Mexico particularly for bounty lands treasury
scrp arreaages OF mileage, and for horses other
the United States Letters addressed him. post paid
will be promptly attended to. He will also give his pa,
os, against the War Department for expenses incurred
subsistence transportation the of voun
received into The service Of the United States.
Fees reasonable. Office in akemeyers European HOTEL
FennsyIvan:a avenue. between 18th and 10Th stIeets
The undersigned take pleasure recommending to the
public Ferdinand w. Risque. esq, as competen. and
faithful agent prosecute claims against the several
departments OF the general government
Washington City, June, 1873
w. ALLEN. Ohio, AKaIsrKD BURT, s. Carolina.
AFs..ss oa k,sr..I fs.ssn NSS ss,oe,v
slDSxY BrENsK. Illinois. W. L. Go0aM, Virginia.
JEFgrasoS DAVIS. }M,.. W,P HAIL, Missouri.
ii. s FooTE, "t' THos J. HENLEY, Indiana,
REvsnDY JoaSsos, Nd ISAAC E. HoLAKs, s. Carolina,
Joas a. DIX. New York, s KAursAs, Texas
E. A. HASsEGAS, Indiana, BUTLER KING, Gorgia,
THos. j. RUsK, AN"'' CHARLES s MoREHEAD, KY +,
JACOB w. MILLER N Jersey HENRY G. MURPHY, N. Y,
J. d. WKsTcorr ir Forlda DAVID OUTLAW, N. Carolina
J. X. UNpERwooD, Keniucky john s PHELPS, Mi ssour,
United States senators. X. b. RHErr, South Carolina,
THoAAs CHIIDs, W. A. RICHARDSON Illinois,
Brig Gen. U. s. n RoBEar C. ScHxscK Ohio,
JAMES SHIELDS, A. ID. SIMS. South Carolina,
Brig Gsw. u. S. Il. TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut,
w. s. HAENKY, CALRs q. SMITH, Indiana,
Col ID Dragoons. U. S. Il. RosERr SAITH. Illinois,
ALEX. III. STEPHENS, Georgia.
BgyJ F. LARrKp r. w. ToMpxISs, Mississippi
-iet'g Pasp,ir GsS. U. S. a. H. TooMSs, Georgia,
A. W. VENABLE, N. Carolina
w. S. PARRorr, ID. WALLACE, South Carolina,
Late u. s. Sec of Lesafion j. WEsrwoRTH, Illinois,
to Merico HUGn Whirs, New York,
c. II. CRosMAN JAMES WusoN, N H.,
Aa,or and O. NJ u. S. H. Members House Of Reps
Julv aw:{n
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MUSIC, MUSIC 1-Just received, the following popular
tl pieces of Music, which will be sold the reduced
price of four cents page.
VIM. FISCHER, stationers' Hall.
Old Uncle Nod, by Wilson.
Oh, Snsannah, by Wells.
The dew that Iembles on the flowers, by r. Dawes
See, oh Norma, duet, from the opera OF Norma.
On the banks Of Guadalqniver, as sung by NJ Bishop.
Picayune Bntler by Virginia Ministries.
Gen. Taylors Grand March, by G. Grobe
Gen. TaYlor's Quick March, by Louis keiner.
The Battle OF Buena Vista, descriptive fantastic for the
piano, inscribed to Gen Taylor, by Grobe
lis nations jubilee, written and dedicated to Gen.
Taylor by 7. Power
The Old Sexton, by Henry Russell
The O,eander Waltz, by Francis Buck
The Rosa Polka, by Russell.
The Evergreen Waltz, by ]. T. Stoddard.
LIE Desr, Beehov MS celebrated waltz. with variations,
by F. Hunten, tft
Beauties of Lucia de Lammermoor, a ranged a Pot
Pourri, by A. G. Martinez.
Salut a la France from the opera Of La File du Regi-
ment with variations by Boyer et-
La Fontaine aux Peres Valse, by Bcrgmuller
The Swedish Star Polka.
The Anna Waltz, by Wallace.
LIE Retour DIES heros Marche Triumphale, from the
opera "Gemma de VeIgy." par G. Grobe
Instructions for the Piano Forte by f. Hunten
Feb Ill.
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NEW MUssC.-Just received the old -esabiished
store door OF 18th stree, the following
which be sold one-third less than the regular
price, making it only cents page. 49, -
| want beau music by w. j. Lemon
In the lonely grove iinger; by z L. White.
Oh home Of my bOyioOd; by s. Bricher.
The silver moon; by B. 8. Burdte.
Voices from the spirit land; by Mecsf.
The merry -hsared soldier; by Turner
Prepare ye. nymphs Tor three voices
With hawk and hound, for lours .ces-
In this old chair my father sat.
Mourn pour Ia patTs by White.
The four questions by E. s. Nascon.
The merry Provence lass; by j. NJ Deems.
The Boat Horn by Gan. Win. o. Butler.
The Old Gray Church by Tennyson.
Come back, S,ebrn; negro Cavatinn.
Homage Waltz; by Sab,izky
Wazes fro n the Crusaders by Costs.
Wire Bridge Gallop; by Gunge
Seven Sisters, set OF Pokas by Dister.
Feurs DIES Bo,s, Polka; by Hunter.
BRUSH Crenidiers' March.
Tie Ratification Quickstep of Gen. Taylor.
Gen. Scouts entry into Mexico
Irish National Quckstep; by White.
French Republican March; by White.
Rossignols Quckstep.
Convention Quicks,ep.
Missouri Volunteers Quickstep.
Sappho Quickstep; by GYnn
FagR's QuickseD; by Richardson.
Rose Of Aliandale Quickstep-
Sep. 29-3Iaw3w. Alex. Gazette.
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PhiladelpAI College Medicine street south
OF Walnut, Phiiadelphis.


THE spring of instruction will be commenced
Monday, March IL, 1919, and be continued four
months:
Anatomy.-Jaunes McCintock, NJ. D., 5 r. AicCntock,
M ID Adj Prof
Institutes of medicine and medical juTispruden Hen
ny Gibbons, NJ d.
Medical chemistry A. l., Kennedy NJ. ID.
Matera medca and general thera ieutics.-Rush Van
dyke NJ. d.
Theory and practice of medcine.-Thomas D. Mitchell,
NJ. ID,
Midwifery and di.eases Of women and chillren.-Chrs-
topher c. Cox, M. ID.
Comparative and pathological anatomy.-M. w. Dicte-
son, NJ. ID.
Surgery -James McClintock NJ D.
Prosector of sur2ery.--Richad Burr, NJ d.
Fee for the full course SS4 90
Naturalization fee only paid 90
Graduation 30 90
Fee for who have attended two full courses
in other colleges - 90
Dissecting ticker, optional 900
Perpetual ticket $50 w
The fee for the respective tickets may be paid each
member of the Faculty, the whole ma be paid
TO Dean, who VIII certificate which Will entle
the lent the ticket OF each Professor.
To increase tue means OF acquiring practical knowl-
edge OF the profession ucourse candidates for graduation
will be furnished with the Hospital ticket without charge
in addition which clinical instruct will be gwen
the college, from IL O'clock Wednesdays aud
urdays.
For further Information, inquire OF
JAMES McCLINTOCK NJ. D., DEAN
No. l North Eleventh street.
Pm Feb 20-2t
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Army and Navy and persons Visiting
xsekIy climates.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED would call the attention of Off
i OF the army and navy and all persons who have
occasion visit any of the sickly climates his VEGE
TABLE BlTTERS, which have proved so highly beneh
ca where they used by volunteers
in the late campaigns in Mexico. Those who used them
they entirely escaped the levers and other dis
which many OF their companions subjected,
and they have returned their homes perfect health
This medicine also been used of the sickiy
portions the South several years, and gained repu
tation among people of its great preventive
and curative powers unexceied by other nedicn
brought before the public. On ship board In the
camp would lie found most invaluable. it can be aP
Piled many different with almost universal sue.
cess many different of disease. For
when person severely wounded by applying the bit
ters The wound will be healed in short and
Lef from pain almost instantly effected Or ii fever attacks
them however malignant in its character, by partaknx
freely the bers, they will find almost immediate relief
and by continuing the moderate OF Them for few days,
Of the disease will be ehectualy prevented.
Foil directions Tin English and Germany accompany each
bottle this medicine. Price, SO per dozen.
All orders from distance carefully put and forwarded
Immediately. Persons wishing trial Of the bers,
will please address the subscriber sole proprietor and
ufacturer No 80 Baltimore street. the Centre Market
sgn Of the Fountain Of HEALTH Baltimore, Maryland:
Aug 29-2aw6w l.. GOULEY
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street, betceen 10Th and 17h streets, opposite the
PRESIDENTS Square.
THE Principal OF this institution, Miss CARROLL, hav-
ing selected the position above indicated, will be
prepared receive pills Monday next, The 4h OF Sep
tember
All the departments OF English, Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL learning together with the Modern Languages,
Music Drawing. and Painting, &c viii bs provided with
com potent and accomplished Instructors.
Miss Carroll will bestow onemed personal attention in
the OF her pupils win all the vaniages which
have b~en acquired by much experience aud tue nsu-
will have supervision oil her father Ex-Governor
Carroll, from Maryland now resident of This city.
The conditions of admittance which will be moderate
of study &c. viii be found IN her prospectus. and
any furher information furnished 10y early application
the institution the lst of September present
residence, c street, between a and 9TH
REFERENCES.
Hon. John Y Mason, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, u. s Senate.
Hon James A Pearce, u, 8 Senate.
Rev DR. Laurie. Washington.
Rev r. r. GuIley, do
Rev DR.. VIM s. Plumer, Baltimore, Md.
Rev DR. S w. Green, do.
Rev DR.. Breckenridge, Kentucky
Rev. DR. Thonwel, South Carolina.
Rev DR. Van Rensselaer,, New Jersey.
Rev. DR. Campbell, Albany, New York
Hon. J. w. Crsfeld, Maryland
Hon. J. c. Chapman, do
Aug 3O-du
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A CARD--Mrs BEMAN bcgs leave respectfully to
n inform members OF Congress and gentlemen OF Wash
ington generally, that in accordance with her announce
ment she has again arrived in from New York,
the purpose taking orders for Shirts be by
ure and executed at her Shirt Esablishmen I29 Nassau
street, New York She received large number of orders
when she here last spring. and will who
then honored her with their custom Gentlemen who do
shirts Immediately may call on her and have
their aken and send their orders her
New York any time, and from any part of the country,
pleasure She may be with her aies styles and
patterns shirts and collars from II o'clock M the
United States Hotel, Pennsyyana avenue
N. b. Mrs. Beman will remain in town but one week,
say till Friday tho I'D instant
Deo 2O-tf
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A IDE Memoire to the Military Sciences, Sd vol,
"A London, lSis. just imported by F. TAYLOR, WIN
many illustrative Engravngs, Maps, Diagrams. NC SUP
lects Fertilization, Field Fort Permanenl Fort rie M
Fortress Permanent Fortresses, Field or Places dn n
ment Forts, Deached Fertilization, Permanent; 90 o
Cochorns; do Bastion do Monaiembers; do Cafnq!s
do German do Relative value of Fougass frai'ei f c
ognosy, Geology, Grenade Guard house. tuere Gun Got
ton, Gunner, Gnnnery, Gnnpowder, Heat, Horse hnug
Hut Ice, kyanizing and Burnettizng Laboratory, &
ling, LooPhole Machicoulis, Magazine Manruvtss' NAM
let, Marine Artillery, nc.
The following volumes of this valuable series viii De
in London - Nov4
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Qu.driiIs. ..S Dances.


7NHIs day received. at SlarisD~rs Hail. the followins
beautiful 9uadriilos aud dances. to vi ich invite
the attention Of amaieurs ssd teachers Sold o-thd
less than they can be purchased for elsewhere
wM FISCHER
The Aladdin Quadrile,. by Tully,
The Arabia 4" J Brady
The Cab DdveI =" Musard.
Quadnle s from "I.a Bayadere"
II Sapaieo de Cadz. as danced by Fanny Eiser.
Beivederre Quadriiles performed by Munay's Band
Brooklyn 81 by A II Wheeler.
Caledouian 90 by Thos. Baynham.
Qusdrles Varie by Herr
Ethiopian Qusdries, by the Virginia Minstrels.
Cilen-Mary "a by bod worth.
First set oil "a by Herr.
Herziana 80 by Hewitt.
Jenny Lind "a by ]. Harrison.
La cacbucha. as danced by Fanny Ellslsr
La Gitsna, by Herr.
La tijuana,
Pas dc Deux,
Pas Seui,
Pas Syrian,
La Lucille. by c. F. Taylor.
Monterey QIadriles, by Jos. l.. Gordon.
Pas Syrian, by F. WeIand.
Pennsylvania CotIlon, by Diser.
Qnadrilles from the opera OF La Sonnambna.
Washington Assem bly Qaadrilles. by Wagler.
Santa Claus q ladrlies. by Dodwonh.
Real Scotch QuadrIlles, hy Julien.
The Virginia Reels, by 9 Il. knauit.
The Wreath Qaadriiies, by Poole.
Feb IS
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r LECTURES for benefit Of the Poor : The b'u s.
IL Union Benevolent Society, having secured me s of
OF several distinguished gentlemen to deliver co., re- 10
lectures general subjccls the proceeds oil
aid the funds Appropriated for the relief and
Of the female poor of our city, the public are
informed that the first lecture will be delivered on 1879
evening next the 2h instant at haifpast seven
at the Unitarian Church, by the Hon X. W. .ns, they
Of Indiana. Subieot The L,borinx Classes-whS WV
are and what they ought to be-" a,l.r
Tcte for the whole course of four lectures. one dSs ~,
to be had at all the book.torss hoels and o. sscn On he
Managers of tho Ladies' Sooety; also At tho door vi
evening OF tho lecture. Single tickets y cents ,rdy
The privilege of the organ Of the church oens n,cl
granted. will enable the Society TO secure the mus"
'alsnu Of Of our distinguished musicians
Feb. il.
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WID is: .sS s;';s a. .s.: new
sysnpsl and gssit ~
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E'HEsCH and Spanish La"gsages.-J MElEkt, 'ao
professor United States navy, Yale College, nc, hs
spectfuiy acquaints the citizens of Washington tna "
conempates giving instruction in the above ianguSb'
as well as in The English to foreigners.
Prof. Meere hatlcrs himself his reputation as an m
strnctor too well established here require Paiu
references.
For terms &c address j. NJ the bookstores oil Mes
Franok Taylor, Taylor Maury, and Fischer, Or a.,
Penn.vlv, n;s s,.rra 'pf'' Nov 5-u
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q PARKER would particularly call the attention Of
-. who shave selves his dressing
s,rops, which certainly supersedes necessity for the
OF the hone have hundreds of citizens testify the
vaue OF the dressing 1t does the
dules a fine smooth edge, charge will be made.
good and srops, and Io of excellent shaving
soap For sale low at s. PARkEK'S :
Perfumcry and fancy store, Backwers Hotel.
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I,NAlhY TALES OF Many Nations selected aud trans-
T. lated by Burkhardt, one volume, Tor lS49 with many
cDgravings
The Boy of Mount Rhige. by Mis-, sedgwick, VOL,
lS43
Poor Annie, tho Crystal Gatherer. vol, for 1919.
Fables and Nursery Readings, vol small quaro, many
illustrations
Tales by Berguin author of the Chdren's Friend, vo
1885,
The Casket of Gems, by Uncle and Amt, vol many
engravings
Tell OF tzerland, and oer Of tho Tyrol, translated
with illusA from the French OF Floran, vol 1919.
Rambles of Butterfly, by Mary Belson, VOL, 1913
Hvyday House, series Of tales by Catherine Sinclair
VOL, 1919.
And many other books for youth OF all ages together
with new and handsome editions of the Older books oil Miss
Edgewo.th Mrs Holland, Mrs. Trimmer, Mrs. Barbauld
&c, &C.
Also juvenile souvenirs for l8l9 albums, drawing books
editions Of standa I'd authors richly bound French
juvenile books. coored picture books for young children
recently opened by FRANCk TAYLOR some of them
direct from London.
Dec ~
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Jan ely


NaoonaA Eaun8-noesss
lust RECEIVED, direct from the Island Of St. Thomas
j per brig Annaostin. Capt porry, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle brought this MARKET which
will he served up daily in soup. and all the various modes
of cookery and in the best possible style Also sm Nor
o'k fresh oysters spiced oysters sheepshead, mackere
hogish, &C. &C. all of which will be served up at the
shortest notice. a
o. Families served usual.
Aug. 1a--u W. WALKER
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From the National lntelligencer
SHAvTNG-All who wish the luxury of an easy and clean
shave 1--WE of the beaTd) recommended to call at
Parkers fancy the avenue, and obtain supply
of his POWDER and OF Vroom Fowlers pre-
MUM military shaving soap, both Of which have been test
cd and found superior to similar articles ever before
tried. The gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved so comfortably in thirty years.
From the Saturday Evening News
EASY SHAvNe.-It will be seen by reference to Seby
Parkes that the Iazostrop powder there
IN referred is strongly recommended In the National
negencer by gentleman who has proved It's virtue and
value respected citizen, who called upon yesterday
that he has tested The POWDER and
fonnd he worthy OF the strongest recommendation.
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NEW MUsIC.-Jus, received, at the old established
~ store door of 18th street, following new
music which will be sold third less than the regu
ar price, making it only cents page.
WIN FISCHER.
Qnadriie Italen, by II. Roselen
oh, gaze us for or voices by Camar.
Oh Ills sweet to remember, by Lover.
When the day with rosy light, with variations; by Val
entine
Blanche Apen, for the guitar by Jefsrys
The Sisters Prayer, BY Crouch.
The Merry Little Fat Man, (conic.) by J. Hewitt
Brightly the moon, love by l.. q. Fessenden.
o mother, dear; by Alexander Lee.
Come to the South, by Jas Pernng.
The place called my home, by T. Bissell.
NY hearts with thee, by J. ii. Hewitt
La Lyre Franchise. lst series.
The Flowers of Italy, collection OF Italian songs
Airs Nationaux Americans, with variations, by Herr.
Farewell my sweet Mother, by the Orphean Family.
Forgive, but don't forget by Samuel Lover
The Tamborine Song, as sung by M Anna Bishop
La Serenade, by Schubel.
Elese Annette Valse, by Paul J. Bishop.
Emile Waltz, by Jos Max.
Berthe Waltz. by Jno. Nj Mathews.
Coral Bower Waltz. by Cummings
Aymon Gallop, by A. M CANAL.
Les Clockettes Polka, by Labiuki.
Byzantine Polka, by Burgmuler.
Susanna Polka, by Muller.
Tedc.co Polka, performed by Murray'5 Band.
Galhy Polka, by A. Dodworth
Stop dat knocking at de door, by ChIisry's Mnstres
Jan 81
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rODSON'B Practical Treatlse this Law OF Patents
VI for Inventions and of Copyright, with OF the prn
cpa and abstract OF the laws in force in foreign
countries; volume, London
Hihdmarch on the Law and Practice of Patent Prv
leges and Of obtaining Letters Patent for lnventons
volume, London
Spence the Specification of Patent; volume, Lon
don
Webser's Reports and of cases Letters Patent
for Inventions ; 1 volume, London
Webster on Patents; volume, London
Webster Letters Patent for Inventions and Copyright
of Designs; l volume, London
Just imported from London direct by
,FKANCK TAYLOR.
Also on hand,
Phillips Patents !; l volume, Boston
Kingsley and Prison Laws and Practice OF Pat
ents l volume, New York
The Inventors Guide for securing Patent Rights vol
ume, Boston
Urling on the Patent Laws of England and the Cont
nent l volume London
Feb IA
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DOCK At half price. 10 close cO"signmae"t.-Nie.
ID buhrs History OF Romei volumes octavo--S2.
Life of Gonvernour Norris by Jared Sparks, volumes
octavo-Y1 80.
Bo,as History Of the American War of evolution trans
lated by Otis volumes octave with maps and engrnv-
ings-St 80.
Napies History of the Peninsuar War, complete in one
large vulume-S2
Martins History Of North Carolina; volumes octave
81 Is.
Won Mullers Universal History 4 volumes-Sl So
Ges History OF Greece the eight volumes complete in
one-3l
The German History of Rome, translated from Heercn,
Schlosssr, Wachsmilh, and othsrsj 1 volume ocsuvo-
81 H.
The above are books-not pam phlcs-sandard library
editions, and well bound for sale o few days only by
Feb r. TAY OR
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IRIS. cARRISaTON, formerly Of K,chmond, Va,

MFRS. CARRIS0TON, formerly Of Richmond, Va,
Nl having the Invitation Of the taken charge
of the Presbyterian high school tor young ladies' in Louis
ve be2s It's claims TO her former friends, and
express hope that change of location will prevent
them from iDTus,in their daughters her Mrs G. has
found Louisville than she was led to expect and the
people jealous of education and she humby
that the institution she Is assisting found may be-
blessing to the community for years To come.
The heaihness of the city, and the OF
il from the south and southwest indicate II the very
place for school OF high character and neither pains
will be spared place beside the best in
the Union. Tf
Mrs. Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers, who will be shers IN her family
Sept 3O-d3m
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THE of this institution will begin the first
day OF February, 1919 1t is undo the direction of the
Hon Joseph G. Hornbower, late chief justice of the
preme court OF New Jersey James s. Green, esq dis
rct attorney the United States for the State of New Jer
at-law.
The object OF the Institution is to provide ample
legal instruction for gentlemen designed for the bar
any the United States This EN- braces the various
branches of public and constitutional law, equity, and
common law together with such instruction oc
jurisprudence OF particular Suites occasion may
quire.
TONS lectures and the preparation OF legal forms moot
held every week, in which questions of law dis
cussed by the students, and opinions delivered by Of
the professors.
All applications for admission, and communion tons
touching the law school, may be made Rchaid s. ED
James s. Green, of Princeton.
PRINCETON New Jersey, January ], 1919.
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RIVERS new Novel. hsewiand cashsi, LIST part,
Ia price cents.
History of Hannibal, by Jacob Abbott
Chalmers Posthunus Memors, 9th olune
illustrated Life of Franklin, "a part price IS csns
Just received for sale Ut TAYLOR MAUnYd
Feb II New Bookstore, near 9th street,
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