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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05
Foreign News---A Week Larer.

The Asia arrived at Halifax on the 9th ut.,
with news from Liverpool TO the l7th inst. Cot
ton has fallen half penny; and breadStuffs has de-
cned slightly.
Parliament has been prorogued by the Queen.
The French National Assembly has adjourned,
and The attention Of the French nation is now prin
cipally employed by the progress OF the President
through The Provinces. With some few exceptions,
he appears TO have been fayorably received by the
people.
Some farther skrmishes have taken place be-
tween the Danes and Holseners, in which the lat
ter appear TO have come off victorious. There are
rumors Of an approaching settlement Of the quar-
rel. under the auspicies of Russia, England, and
France Copenhagen letters report the King Of
DenmaIk's left handed marriage with dressma-
ker
The Potatoe disease is spreading in numerous
districts in England and Ireland, and it is general
ly admitted that it will take larger per centage
of the crop. The other crops generally promise
well. Cutting is now general, and the weather is
very fine for harvest operations.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05
Abolition Convention i'm CazenOvia

A convention of Abolitionists met at CaZenovia,
in the State of New York, on the 22nd ult.-
FREDERICK DOUGLASS, colored man, was made
President of the Convention, and blacks and
whites, males and females, promiscuously mingled
together to the disgust of all right minded and or
der loving people. Thirty fugitive slaves were "a
mong them. The following brief account of the
doings of the Convention is given In letter writ
ten on the 23d
A great many violent speeches have been made.
Chaplin, who is now in prison in Maryland, for
abducting slaves, was prominent subject OF sym
pathy and admiration. A subscription is to be
raised 10 enable him to conduct his defence.
Last evening the Trustees of The Free Church
refused to allow the convention to occupy their
building, and they proceeded 10 grove.
The convention then adopted an address to the
Liberty party, and also an address to the AbOli-
tionis,s of the North, and also an address which
had previously been adopted by the Fugitive slaves
present, to their brethern in the South.
The following are some Of the resolutions adopt
ed by the Convention:
lst RESOLVED, That Slavery is the curse of all
curses, the robbery of all roberies and the crime
Of all crimes.
3D. Resolued, That inasmuch as it is the right
of every man to serve his God with all his power,
we believe active effort to prevent the Slave
traffic is the best service we can render.
Sd. ResOlUed, That our hearts are in the cell of
VIM. IL. Chaplin, and that While his enemies de-
ride his condition, and his false friends a.
shamed Of his chains, he will ever, whether he
dies in his cell or the scaffold, be cherished by
US as a statesman and scholar, Philanthropist
and christian.
There were seventeen resolutions presented OF
which the above are specimens. The seventeenth
proclaimed as the motto of the party" Chaplin,
Freedom and Civil War"!!
In the address of the fugitive slaves to their col
ored brethern. the following advice is graciously
rendered to them:-
We are poor. We can do little more for your
deliverance than pray to God for it. We will fur
nlsh you with pocket compasses and in the dark
nights you can run away. We cannot furnish you
with weapons-some of US are not inclined to car
ry arms.-but 1t you can get them take them, and
before you go back into bondage. use them, if
you are obliged TO take life. The STAKEHOLDER
would not hesitate kill you rather than no, take
you back into bondage. Numerous as the escapes
from slavery are, they would be still more so were
it not for the masters protection of the rights Of
property. You even hesitate to take the sowest
OF your masters horses, but say, take the fast
est. Pack up provisions and clothes, and either
get the KEY or force the lock and get his money
and start"
This infamous address was endorsed by the
Convention, and is specimen OF the abominable
spirit inculcated by the Abolitonists Can fanat-
icism and wickedness go further!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05

JUICE ROBSON of Belvdere, whose name has
been mentioned in connection with the nomina-
tion for Governor Of New Jersey, in letter TO
the Editor of the lntelligencer, declines being
considered a candidate before the convention,
soon 10 assemble.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05
Singular EIOpement.

The Steubenylle (Ohio) NetUS mentions that an
old man, accompanied by his step daughter of l9,
and his step son, aged nine years, came to Iha,
city on Thursday, having walked 40 miles THAI
day, in pursuit of the step daughters husband and
the step fathers rife, who had eloped together
The eloping parties were not found.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05
Legset,s Gap RaiItoad

The managers are pushing this work forward
with remarkable energy. Several miles of the
track are ready for the iron, and the tunnel, above
half a mile long through the mountain near the
1unkhannock creek. is progressing as rapidly as
possible.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05
Arrival of Jenny Lind.

Jenny Lind the Swedish Nightingale, arrived
at New York on Sunday afternoon, in the Allan
tic. Thousands Of persons assembled on the wharf
to see her, and escorted her to her apartments at
the Irving House.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMsn,p ATLANTIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.
By The arrival OF The Atlantic, have four
days later news from Europe. The new. po-
lilically, is OF no moment. Corn is pretty
much as a, lasi adTices. Couon has declined
and fears are entertained of further decline.
The news fIom The Eas, by the over land ex-
press, is unimportant. The resignation of Sir
Charles Napier, is confirmed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05

WHAT's IN NAME?--We sometimes come across
very curious hymenial combinations. For exam
pie: Married: in Castroville, MIR. LUcIUs HEM
to Miss MALvINA PECK. Thus we have pair of
HENS matrimonially cooped, while the poor he fowl
becomes hen pecked.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05

New PATAGONIA candidate for office in
Michigan, thus announces his platform ~ am
sir, in favor of the next war opposed to the chol-
era-in favor Of high salaries opposed TO incur
rent funds and poor brandy"
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THE will begin Monday the l4th day oo
i le50, and close nSst March, 1851.
Nathan X. Smith, NJ d., Surgery. -
Vim. r. A. Aiken, NJ D., Chemisry and Pharmacy. 4,
Samuel Chew, NJ. d., SheIapsuucs, Msena hedes, ~
gcne.
Joseph Roby, N. D., Anatomy and Physiology
WIN. PowcI, ~ d., Theory and Practice Of Medicine an,
Richard H. Thomss, NJ D., Midwifery and Diseases q We
and Children. -. .#...
Geo W. Mitenberger, N. D., Pathological Anatomy =.
The ample opportunities fo the prosecution " to-
Anatomy nj a moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures four times week, by Professor smith mo ~
Baltimore Innmafy, with the privilege danl WV"
without charge 10 the student for The nchs, "a ~
lectures, eso TO eao Practical Anatomy ss ~
"''Ae'' - WILLIAM z. A. AIKEN, Ds
Aug 7-2swtl5Oc
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Notice 10 cIaa ats against Mexico, the treaty
I'M I t-g or I'D February ls4S.


Charles sitting a. court
equity undersigned trustee will sell before ne court
Monday, I'D day ofJuiy next
hs hours q two and I'VE o'clock The tract Of Land inherited
which Dr. Francis Ncale died scIedbo together
farm which the said Dr. Francis Neae ved ana
called and known "Goose
Cee' containing hundred and y (65O aces,)
or loss t# I'd .l...ta ~ . tl@L
comfortable dwelling barns stables and
IL wclwsteed, heavily numbered,
and navigation. high Of cult
abundany the usual products OF the county
Tobacco, and convenient 70 church and
mill.
TrRns Of sale, Ezufca
ton thereof instruments,
be approved by the trustee bearing
Upon payment Of the whole OF he
purchase authorized 70 convey the purcha
of the Mary Neae and the late Dr.
described premises, free and unncnm-
bered the widows dover interest
N. sTONEsTREET,
July 4-lawtds Trustee.
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M. AWAITS ITALIAN vE0yTABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENTThb rssredy, composed sruvsF ~ veTsts
bic ingredients and totally fse cm mineral ~uhsasee
y discovered and prescreedhy Dr. As csssed rnyscsn
mos c the diseases n the abdominal dsbos
dy-.htey ic ccmp's'nn dsper~s and III osev asdst- d
the liver kc.s hlsHf sltfas
Kpcr experience. operate. in the usoss h,nsy
eectus in these submitted remedy those
who he STACKED by the prevailing fsta scouee
symptoms. r. 'ltIl Fat III II
wholesale and r.ss Al cuss Music s.ooa Penn
yIysnis svenne hetern il md 18Th e principal
drug scores IN TIE city Of WAshGn 0soseton Alexandria
psQhs cousannl fail dtsseuoAs unav sss6vt
csrtincstss, accompany ess& hs,s NJ ths a
discount Ssaeess o~Asss nN Geafes
promptly attended to- Al communications pc&yseAV
Aug 3-1awu SAMUEL CAhlJSf 4 co.
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Stoves, StOvcss Stoves, and Crates.
HAVE stock of
offered citizens OF Washington for
kinds My
minute detn Of them would be
the readers patience
Cumberland and hard and
styles wood. Please and
supply OF the galvanized portable furnaces for heating dwelling
churchea Offices which prepared
shortest Also, Beebee cooking the celebrated
osne psor for heating paIo and chambers
above by introducing the external air. .tg.t
addition the above this day received direct from
Philadelphia supply Hathaway
light cooking will warrant them % bake well top and in
ovens, give satisfaction
night above cooking this market
II should satisfaction be returned, and the
money genuine huted the bottom Of
bake oven, and the word Etna the front plate. nv
above handsome par0
Franklin, fer wood coal Please
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
j-ea Penn. avenue, between 10th and llh streets.
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No Todds BsdnSs, Psa.syssss assss door wss 81
Bse.as Hotel, WssAiasten, b. c. :
cHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT,. having formed
co paiineslp for The purpose Of prosecuting
Congress- the execuiive deparen before
missioners appointed Tor the adjustment OF spoaoas
claims o. sgain any foreign prepared give
iuh ana ahul attention 10 all
Their charge They will also obtaining snsons,
iand return duues eanm under usaue
Otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting claims
Andrew wys, IT,, attend 70 any law business with which
either himself OF tbs nrn be niuse Of the courts of
the District or The Supreme Court VI the United States
Clas De SEEDING, being United States commissioner, notary
public, and deeds Union,
VIII give atlenon the taking Of testimony acknowedg
men Of deeds other which appertan 10 bis ONCE
Charges will be and regulated claimed
and the extent OF services required. Hots.a
Communications (posl paid will receive immediate attention
g.
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E& 1888 .saalsR ssas1a

A NEW Route 10 PtttsburK, VITA the Baltimore, sns-
gusAansa, Psnnsyrania RdiroadTArough 10 Pts IN
express train OF will leave Calvert station daily
with te United saes mail roa Washington and Baltimore ~
connecting with the fast line Mddietown Al
nvlae II Harrisburg nj u, m, TO dinner
Tbs Harrisburg g. m, arriving
Bo'hdaysbuy Atths have the
taking Johnsown, thence packet boats
a.Ses direct nom Holdaysburg 10 rittsburr -.
Tickets following this
Yot Wrxhtsvle Columbia, Marietta Mddletowp, Harrisburg
New fo hlcrsowu, Perysvic ewistown MeVeystown Hunt
ingd0n HoJlidsysburg, and Piusbug
Thh fain also with the Cumberland valley airoad
vheh pnAAs Carlisle shppensburs Chambersbug and
oxhss points on this road
from Washington for
pous win he The
Ohio Railroad Company the arrival
morning receive the baggage, which will be
earned free Of charge to Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l--dn ~. ..5...9 -. III. 2 Ticket Agent
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IN conformity entitled An TO reduce into os
several concerning cschcafors, passed the ON az
1879, do hereby make known TO all whom u may eon
appears cerAcste o. the cscbeatos q Logan ccsp
April received into The Land omc
10Th day Of september 1880 that BY inqoesn held on hs
land lying in The county ~
hsy, been found eschested this Commonwealth, viyG
tract three hundred thousand acres which convrs
yrinian Company yandote" and which eschessed
because the title thcretn, legal and equitable
Aliens and not citizen Of vUnis resident
United ststes. # #9f J
Of hundred thousand Of tract
five hundred thousand acres, Of which James ~
died seized, and which vesed in John Peter Duma.
81 the general assembly Virginia passed IN the ys@
Also another OF three hundred sbpusand sces, o. m
said James Swami died cixed which also vested
Peter Dunas, of FraDcs by o general Assembly,
passed in the 1885, which said Of two hundfes
and three hundred thousand ~sehesfes "
mon~cah, because the title thereto, legal and eqoiAe
alien Aliens and citizen of virrns o. enosn
United States The said John being desd ~
"a N PARkEf
Sent 2a-iswswif Rasister Va Land o. |
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VfD 6LOvEs-l00 dozen ladies' best quality KID gloves In
IA co3oss, md white md black. N eHE
Is dossn sentemens best hid escorted. =. =,
~ pxff1 cniidrsnr worsfed msro, snd sfs, =. s
cutap co&ss. wo~A hc-evyi lsdrs' Frrneh -
entlemena worhet
collar, I'll pes; cus velvet cum and neek ueenas
n9 beeaMfu of ~ kte6s % d
eooS, which win be cold the loves, prices, for the cs
oay. Il. .,,s~.,v
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q whom II cOncern--James Mu ply
the le4s i'm the HaaI and
Of which
his Of Kim hs lcf are entitled under the laws VIZ
left the undengned his widow, who admins
entitled the his uu
left Of kin She takes this
finomins such, forward and
said otherwise she Will
conclude that ssch exist and VIII consider the property her
Aug 1-wlA MANY A. MURPHY
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ITNIOS HOTEL FOR sALE---Thi. property, situated on
Main ' Sg q , s ny sa %. ~. w
r.io.d immediately te vicinity Of he dock and It's
.smso., and pns ss.rvs. ssa any other so. in S., city,
@ b ,oS 70 M ss,,, saa.r public .ae.'on on Iasa.y ne
spacious being large and eommodousy planned any
where considerable advance IN the value o.
IN. win rsqu, cash payment Of 900 d 200
paid months and 900 in twelve month. from The Gay Of
y. srp,rsoo o. @ ns. and Du, year. from day 2, sale The
cured " . deed Of ,,s, UPON he property. i
A.s @. al. :. ne same time md place. and ?, ,% md
attached the hotel sdns good oca ton for
The ,ius TO the be upgue-oosse
syIeqae Of The trustees Of the Ban, % q, unsd ss.
National Medical College, Washington. ID. 9.
TUE Of viii commence the first Monday
Il in November, the 9Th instant
vAcuTv.
Thcs Miller, D., Professor II Anatomy and Physiology
VIM Johnson NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and the diseases
Jo.sos Riley NJ D. NEEDLES. Therapeutics,
John Frederick May, NJ D., Professor Of surgery,
Grson Tyler NJ b. Professor Of Pathology and Prsctics Of Med
King NJ D., Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
2a-sS D. Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
J.ms. Moyan, N. n, Prosecutor and pssoon.',.'or.
w.shinsson Inssmsry Operation periormd sefor.
Dor a cou,.s o. lectures
a o~
Aug as-a.~p.cn D.sn Of IN. Faculty,
no Ho~.~Hsep--- osh.r.--Tn. subscribers oN.r
Il: sss .s s. have ' :s .s s%
md ;s NM ;,s e. g.
. s ss. :. ses ~, :s's. '. .s :4'''
sr... bell metal and sn.meIlss preserving heuie'
TossSer v many other new and Suvss,. sca-
80 - rern. .v-n"-, -""M sS., ne.r s'h Sweet
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John NJ McCALIA late secc nd Auditor OF the Treas
Of claims
before Congress- the departments in the settlement OF
military and business generally.
should be post paid HIS OF
&C. J. q he o and Louisiana avenue
wAsHIsoros CIrr Apnl2s-u
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JESSE e. DOW,
Notary Publlc aad General Agen {,

III oce badng 18th
Psnnyvana where be will be happy to his
All the government
its pensions half claims and Ill other ba.ines.
qurns the will al
fidelity dcpatc All letters receive
paid and adee.sed to him At Wsshnton city
DO.
Al 10Y
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SUPREME Court OF the United sta.cs-Decesnb~r
y Term isssNo io6John Hax.n, surviving partner Of the
HsxaD Co. appelans William H. Pops and
samuel BeeI administration Of Leroy Pope decs.edML Aior
Johnson, the appellants having suggested
the death Of William H. Pope OF appeiee in this cause moved
the order under the 2rtn rule d cou TO make the
wbere<, II
herr ordered by the court that unless the proper representative Of
n Pope, shall voluntarily become
within days Of the The appellant shall be
snusd The record and on bearing have the reversed
Provided that this order shall be printed
the seat Of government in which the laws Of
shall authority, three
weeks least sixty days before The beginning Of the term % the
NJ. THos CARROLL,
Oct9-lAw3w q. g. g. U. \.
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once o pssssnp No Law Building, Richmond, Va
X ~ prosecute promputude against
Of vgina the United III.
against Individuals all revolutionary claims
pnsions three months back bounty ands, and all
claims Asing out Of the of ici2, the Mexican war
Hs nearly iwese
and facilities for OF claims "he
are eajoyed BY lew.
All ees paid addressed him. either al Richmond or
washington city, will attention.
He has the kind permission of the following gentlemen e
Hon. James Mason NJ. r. Hunter United States
Hon Seldom H. X Meade, 1bos H. Afeteit A.
r. Holiday, Powell fhos Boeoek Richard fskef A.
n. McAiuen, House Of Representative.
oa John Mason John M Botts and James Lyons esq,
RiehmQnd. lt ...- e., -. ,c.
Richie Washington CITY
ftcs UA.vjm
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CIrY TANEs.-Netice Ia Propsrty Hoider.-An person.
etg previous
property requested TO take notice that ucb
first day Of September will
be against
property To avoid tins all would do
well 10 make speedy Paymsnts
TAX FOR 1850 BY ordinance Of tbs corporation, the
for the and each succeeding made 10 become due
in middle The
1880 therefore, became due
payable deduction Of cent viii be allowed
that he paid during the months q July
August.
A. RoTHwELL,
July A-2aw2mf Collector
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WILLIAM HORNER,
RNEY AT LA w,

OARS rAoeurrs COUNTY, VAL
MILL attend the courts Grant Dane counties.
the federal supreme Madison He win give
collection Of claims,
redemption Of lands and The payment Of ares for
non residen andhold~r~ n W part Of the state
Refers Hen H. F.oss, T. Senate; Hon. James Mason
Homer, ESQ.,, Warrenton Val Msssrs knor
Mason, attorneys New York Professor w " Homer,
Lspsisy Msssr. r. W. Welsh, Phssdeirhs
John at law ~ Louis,
Missouri. Ap I9-lawly
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INHE AMERICAN Lave stock Insurance Company
Vincenne Indiana Charter unlimited granted January 1850
Capital, $50 600 Stockholders individually liable. .
For the OF horses mules prize bulls Sheep and cattle
OF against the combined
DENTS aud disease also, stock driven markets
transported South Losses paid In thirty days after OF death
DectorsJoseph g. Bowman counsellor; Ferdinand Eberne
merchants Captain Isaac Mass merchant; George D. Hay
chants Hon Thomas Bishop, builder John Wse merchant
bank directors Alvin W. Tracy merchant bank drecor Hon
T. Ellis State SENATOR and Of Vncennes Adm Smith
farmer, bank director, and auditor Of Knox county.
Joseph G. Bowman President; shune Whitney Secretary
Vncennss
Of the State Bank Of Indiana.
NELSON agent Pennsylvania avenue, between lih
18th streets, Washington City
Sept 2o-dly
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DONTPONED Trustee's SALE ~ Heel Estase--Ry =
oftwo DEGREES Of Charles sittine court
the undsrstgncd trustee win SELL be1e the court hou ~
Por Tobacco, Charles county, MmyisnA TkuSpday, me ~
September between the hourp 81 and O'Clock M
land inherited by Mary r. Neaie from mother faney y
and Also that Of which the late DR. Francis Heals died ~
together constituting inc farm upon which the sid DR.
lived and occupied the time Of his death, called and
Gonse creeh and containing air hundred and ny one
less. This farm upon comfortable dwehss -
stables, and all The houses well ws'sres
nmhered, and convenient navigation. Tn. land s "
OF cultivation and yields sbundapy the products w
hes .ir miles nom Pom Tobacco, and s convenient 20 Gnu"
mill E.@eM ..4t "A -
hereof and the balance three annual
cured by bond and security he approved by The
from of Upon the payment of the
purchase money the trustee authorized 70 ne ~
purchasers the title OF the said Mary " Ncne and the
Nsae above descrbed premises subject m
right OF dover in AIT scres being par Of the
Neae held smpleshc balance Of
and unincumhered ~<~e
Aug 90-law<w NJ aTONEsTREETs "
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NEW DRESS Goods Embroidered Slavvls, skc.-The
IN subscribers this opened addition their
fancy goods or ladies' among which
10 pieces supeativey rich brocads silks, for evening
Is for
10 do rich silks, coler
do styles spotted silks, very neat
do rich plain Gro de Ages
10 CheDe silks
Is figured and changcable silks, cheap
do heavy black wateTed riiks, ali widths
do and
30 do very fne French merinos every shade
Is cO0red silk veveis do
10 do Irish p0plins do
SO do French cashmere d'Ecosse, style
rs do do mousselnes lxne, do
do Scotch do ow-p priced
l2 very rich real cashmere long shaws
90 do do do do
rs latest styles scotch long do
new styles lace capes
dozen real valencia lace collars
do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
richly embroidered handkerchief, sc.
other and desirable articles in their line,
which they respectfully invite the attention OF the ladies of the
district and It's vicinity
6-2Wf r. ii. HOOE B. co.
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The College Of 81. james, Washington County ~
land.

THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF TIE PROTESTANT 81
i COPAL CHURCH--The ninth annual session will opM
Monday, October 7h 1880 and continue til the next cnns
men day. Thursday July, 1851 New students ~
opening OF the session. but eeeva
any they apply, and the charge 10 estimated from ihs
their entrance.
The College number Of classes sfoSds III
for complete education and, al The successf
on collegiate course confen ITS graduates The 49,
IDENTICAL degrees ILL., u,
The school, adjoining the College, ~
der the supervision Rector but under distinct d
ceves beginning Of their academcal and
Of the College special advantages 70 The r
the Grammar school,
In the classes, study q the Greek ansuaes
ted and It's place piled by additional studies In modern
book ae epins, statistics, Ac
The location College entirely healthful and,
tance villages favorable good morak an ae
chaTgethe In the College and Snss
school for the months hundred and
ave dollars payable semi annually In advance
Applications 10 be made TO vr,~sor
Rector College Of b. James p. o, -
6-taw2m