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NloRRIsANIA CELEBRATION.-eran Fes

S90RRlSANIA CELE BRATI ON.-Grand FEES
: I9tal Prom enSdc, Pr MIC &c --rhe Anniversary
GelGessson OF Mo,anta Village viii take place Wed.
e9sy IN irl rainy The next fair day The exercises
M c9a.ss 81 several aau'es from exhuned six pound
81 o. lsevoiauop&y times; Grand Promenade preceded
% srAs' Band; Orasiops by Horace Greeley
sIo ethem oLnnes for those Who wish al so cents by
p preil u me alelrisseia HoIe swoTks in the
g ahdef aa etec Ion OF Daniel Moran ryroiechnis &c
Se &c A interested Ia The prosper!y Of Morrlsana will
iSyitsd to be present Come all T6e fare for
ne eHe2rsou has bssn h&ed by the Harlem Railroad Com
leave City Hal at 10, ~ Aa Ra,urnnS Issye Nor
rsSna Al q q, So 5: IS and m The 5cioek moyn
"a ard evening trains for ths oec.,toa az
EAhht aesy inyt,ea - ,ue ,cloeI Jnc,ri
tSr sJ.ivng in tlSne iou tt5 villagers In Ihs rs, @
lGS2Rae By order Of the Gem 1,ee or Atrsnge,nan,p
GEORGE 9CAEDEPIELD CbsIrm,,
VIZ. cAuLpwELL. Secretary s,n 9sa A.
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ZcRER,s ETHIOPIAN OPERA oohG1QUE.
TgyHIB NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY, com.
posed OF the Glaze OF TALENT well In singing az
Ethiopian delneelion In the newest and moat approved
stye will under the management OF MAX ZoRER, Gem,
mence performing nj sleecker Hail. Blocker st. corner OF
Morton.et Oh Monday evening next, Sept 8
Admission Is cenn. Doors open al y commencing a.
O'Clock. ,.,-
by the door within Two blocks OF the hall 10 OF
sEVEN-MJLE PANORAMA.
Giving full and perfect View Of the Father OF w aters,
from It's junction with tb Ohio the head waters, and
rotuln ming TO st Louis, distance OF more than
5000 miles, on miles of Canvass
Continuation by Pomareds
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zdr n; s' eoIiin nsafsA' Secretaries,


RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL laboring man in the
employ of the Hudson River Railroad Company
waH killed yesterday by the O'Clock morning
train. 1t SCENE that he was over about 200
yards south Of the Bawmi, near Yonkersi whether
by bis own carelessness or that OF others we
cannot say. The train put back, took him on board
and let him at Yonkers. He was almoat Instantly
killed We could not learn his name.
Mock AUCTION AT O'Clock yesterday, aT.
Peterson, swedish peddler, called at shs ofice
of Dr. Jonasaohp, 10 DuaneDt. stating that ne had
bought three watches at an auction store In Chat
ham st. which had been aold TO him for genuine GOLD
watcher AID for which lie had paid all bis savings
$50. He soon discovered that he had been cheated
but through the exertions Of the Chief OF Police, as
uipted by Mr. CalTow, rJonassohn recovered back
the money
TIE WESTERN RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Our
talegrapbic dispatches record the killing Of Col
8. G. Mountford," OF this City, by the sad break
down at Washington Summit. We understand
that this person is generally understood to be Col
Samuel Jones Mumford, lawyer, of No. Nassau
st. Twas known that he had la:ely been travel
ing in &C mpany with his daughter
NlBLo's-This popular theater continues TO DC
crowded during these pleasant September even
ingg, by the mulsitudes whom the Ravels attract
Nothing can exceed she lightneas dexterity and
comic humor OF their performances, which il an
admirable thing for weather like the present.
when it Ia no. too warm to laugh.
F1aE-At 81 o'clock yesterday :. Ore was dia-
covered in the grocsry store Of a. Krooaey LOS
stantonst. By tho proRps arrival Of tho Fire De-
| parsmens and tho Police, the flames were e1sin-
| guished without serious damage to the promises
For CHAGREs.-The steamship Empire City
Capt Wilson, sailed yesterday afternoon f'r Cha
gres, with about $50 passengers.
MoyEMKNT.--Mdlle Lind removed yesterday
som the Irving House, where she has been stay
lng since her arrival in this country TO the New
York Hotel, in the upper end OF Broadway.
| r. The Jenny Lind canes are manufactured
BY Mr. Ross at 81 Reade-st naesd OF A. msprnted In
| yeste days. Tribune.
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rg,HE WONDERFUL IEDIAN DNVARFS. that
have us I'd from Central America, the greatest
curioay Of the so pronounced by gentlemen OF intel
ngence] being much smaller than the renowned Tom
Thumb Yhey bat q ind IS inches bgh their nbined
weight but S5i ib' their age IA and Is seas They Win
be exhibits for abort time previous to their departure
Souh at the Minerva Rooms 4o6 Brostwsy. win open on
Wednesday Sept H. 1880 The exhibition to take place at
in the afternoon and O'Clock In the evening
Admission 25 cents; children half price. is9 SFs
Union COURSE, ELECTROMAGNETIC
ODAY Sept II, 1850, ais o'clock.-Purse $50. Two
mile Heats IN Harness.
George Young enters "a. Lady Moscow.
Ots Dlmmck enters b. e. Jack Rooster.
VIM heelan enters b. Pelhem.
The cars will leave South Ferry Brooklyn at q O'clock
and reluTn when the sports are over.
% 4sss sPICER McHANN, Prcpretors.
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LLOWS'
ETHIOPIAN OPERATIO TROUPE,

LATE pIERCE's MINsTRELs,
At the Society Library Rooms Broadway, cor 81
N MONDAY September and every ng1t a n1aan Ia1
which viii be completed tbout the first OF next monn Inc
great that has favored this inmsSe 0and 81 FL mo-
Of amusement In this great Metropolis were closed,
While this band was performing every evening to Gro sded
houses has mped thsm az beng the ne Plus us o III
Ethiopian BAN comprising compaps OF nII.een PEI.
formers under the immediate direction OF FELLOWS
Phey win have the honor Of giving her original ana mimi
TAB entertainments every night, until further poce.
Admission rs cents Doors open at O'CLOCK, ooncef'
conn ence at 8. ,.,,.-.
An AFTERNOON CONCERT on w edneedeysana ea'u'u =
commencing at O'Clock, z. M ."
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u,.rE sEnfI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
nuE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

= 1,hoJ everv IVe0negdQy 0utWrdny
e puessner r arnnn Two copies for S. Ten for 500
FI Rdv ~ cents line each insertion
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EENARhRNACLE.-Mr DEHPSTERS Third Odsi.
nx Ballad Entertainment wild be given at the Fsberna
e'e en- THURSDAY EVENING, Sept - consisting of an
other e, cnon of bis choice Sorgs Including new com
gotoo "Moruing Noon, andINght" aud his canta.s Fhe
Ma, Queen" 10 commence 81 O'Clock. $40
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JENNY LIND,S CONCERT TICKETS.
-FOUR TICKETS Nos ORA 3025, S,02S and 1877 supe
tior seats hes--Parquete Inquire at the bar
OF De Eastern Pear-E. House corner OF ReiryuI 1T
FEstCK cts FOR JENNY LIMOS FIRST CON.
Il CARFs-A limited number In Balcony Parquet IN
auslous COED In the hou,e for sale reason
abe terms, by h RAN DIXON, 2Maden.lane. slO 2dAa
RbNesY LAMPS CONUERT.-WtLLIAMH HALL
AZ Son, S59 Sgoadw6y, have few Beata len which
they can dispose OF atS5 each, sill 1t
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SEHNy LIND SERENA OE.-on Wednesday even.
Muss 10 engaged to give Jenny Ind complimentary
soIsnade The boat Will eeve ecksltp Al 81 O'Clock N
OF Cdsle Garden Fare SO cent gentleman and lsdy rs cts
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~ THE TAfLoRs were, from the exertio1a Of
tbeir cepleel, Mr Chedsay ell bailed on. on Non,
day
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F1aE.-At 81 o'clock yesterday a,are waa da-'
covered in the grocsry store of H. Rrooaey' los
stansonst. By tho prompts arrival Of tho Fire De-
parsmens and the Police, the flames were e3sin
guished without serious damage TO the promises.
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MALE. JENNY LIMBS CONCERT

MALE. JENNY LIMBS CONCERT.
Esdsnos.S ~ The n,rcbssars car noc.rs hs1 tickes
during this day al 'he office Oasus Garden Those hold
SDg yellow ckes Will the better their by going
on Wednesday hight ct ebout O'Clock. Thoss holding
red ano blue tickets should arrive about O'Clock All
pRcep forfeited uness possession 10 taken before O'Clock
few promenade ckets may bs obtained a. his American
Museum. Price IS No money viii be taken at he doors
on the nigh. OF the The gentlemen engaged &c
ashers win please bs punctusly al the garden st N on
Wednesday,, in order 20 learn lneir duties Ticket No 52
has bpep tshen BY msioke ineiead of No 500 II
axchenged sl0 2is+ p 7. KARNUR.
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For CHAeREs-The steamship Empire City
Capt. Wilson, sailed yesterday afternoon f'r Cha
eres, with about $50 passengers.
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d on cr before II oclocA nis dav Will be SOLD 10
n Al that hout al the ticket flee Case Gar
AS q d. LEE D. Auclioneer.
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MOVEMENT Lind removed yesterday
from the Irving House, where she has been stay
DE- since her arrival in this country, 70 the New
York H. tel in the upper end Of Broadway
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arn,,r vn1,K WFEKLY TRIBUNE,

Ali advertisements inserted in this paper appear ooi
he Morning and Evening Editions
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EA BLANCHARD, Philadelphia, have just issued Hsod
Ia cal Sketch Second War between the United
America and Great Britain declared by aet Of Congress- e 18th
June 1872 peace the 18th Of February
Charles ingerso, the events Of iol4 In well
yolume $40 double columns
price dollar.
Insersos posioa member Of Congress- during the
has afforded oppoft
the coecroa Of information from all sources, foreign
public and private OF
himself aud the result mnese oil
teresng matter, which the
dates hitherto doubtful points respecting and
Of thai period The volume 4 not confined the details Of thu
naval and military conflicts but treats particularly OF the Legislative
action political movements and and Of III,
struggle, together with sketches OF prominent Anon,
other will be found OF United
States from 10 charter % its winding with plan Of banI
from General Jackson.
residing country through
post once, by remittance Of dollar the publishers.
Dec 7--a1eo $500 hfHt
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a LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
French Confectionery, Bon Bns Fancy Bors Conabes,
IA &c.
n GAUTIER respectfully the public that he has now
VI completed and IL fully prepared to
nsh
BALLS, PARTIES, DINNERS AND PRIVATE ENTERTAIN
MENTS,
SERVES CoMEsriBLEs, &c. &c. in the best manner and ii
the shortest notice. n0sso. 81 t
lie would state thai has given attention. during
summer the manufacture OF description Of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BoN-BoNS, &C.,
calls especial attention. he thinks he has arrived
America proved by large orders he
tinualy receiving from the North for these articles
FANCY BOXES, SC.
importation Of and will be
Saturday, nd which
the desiring holiday presents,
country and will be sold the reasonable
terms.
The following store constantly sale
800 boxes Petit Pois
500 do Mushroom
100 do Trufnes
5000 preserves, assorted, by the pound bottle
Lage assortment of sauces. Spanish olives
800 bottles currant Jelly, assorted sizes
5000 lbs. chocolate, OF different kinds
900 kegs
quart bottles of fresh
800 bottles tomato sauces, at 70 cents per bottle
hire, reasonable terms, following ar
cIes;
Two pair o very rich candelebras
Silver spoons, large, dessert and tea
Forks, large and dessert
Glass Of every description
Large assortment Of plates fruit stands, sc.
A LA WILLIE DE PARIS,
Dec i3-3tawaw corner Of lh street, and Pa avenue
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Bureau 81 Provision. and cssa 5.na.s,

NAVY DErARTHsNT,
Of Provisions and Clothing, January 7, sso
DRoPosAs sealed and endorsed sPropo~ais freight Pen
will be received this Bureau until O'Clock
n Friday, the is day Of February, 1850, for the tsnspcn
barrels e<s) II from the navy
Brooklyn, New York. 10 the Pensacola Florida
The offers the price asked barrel without diine
dry and each barrel Tor half bass o.
beef pork -four rce vinegar. pickles, whiskey dried apple
considered barrel Ill packages estmacd
5k cubic feet barrel they contss
Of al other barrels the hnh W.
be deducted Ten mir weather working lsydsys be allowed
the " Brooklyn for taking In cargo, and hsen nirwesma
working ayds % Be allowed Pensacola for dischagns
No pimaKe 20 be allowed. !,
Payment 70 We made BY navy agent IN the United States XIV
selected by bidder within tnv
days ser producing evidence Of the delivery ot
cargo The vessel the usual inspection and be o. he
Ob February, 1880 ready 70 recs
her snd, presented for exsminshon within three e
being notified Of her acceptance will consider r
oer freight the lewe bidder make "h
arrangements may best sub-eve the public Interest,"
Jan e-iswsw ah
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EMkitsh Reports, Enttre.
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Adolphus and Ellis, SERIES vols.4 to and Vic.
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ECCLESIASTICAL AND COURT OF DELEGATES.
2yoIs QQeui fal (eo.T V--&I5 III.
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LID, Pension, aud Geaeral Agency.

JITILLIAM H. MINNIX Land Office, wi
prosecute claims every kind against the government beds
the His experiences In the di
departments specially those IN relation 70 n
bounty lands him give full sactcn 10 al who
prompt of for lands sold
located by military viii be secured and all nece,
means letter Claims for
vices In the revolutionary war; Of 1872 and Mexican
He VIII also attend 10 the sale
collection vi and taxes real estate owned
this city by residents and others.
made Gen. James Shields formerly Commissions
Of the General Hon. Richard M Young, late Comnk
General Land ohce all the ocen Of se Genas
generally Of the Suite Of lro
tee Edmund Burke, Peter Force, W. W. Seaon, Pr
Blair, J. G. River, Richard Wallach. IS
Once Hasup Weedon's Coach Factory west Of the Cent?
Market Washington, D. c.
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Particularly 20 the Ladies'.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND WILL
fully Monday, o of French Cater Boots,
sisfing Of NFN
Black, Bronze, Blue, Green, and Slate ccors.
The above having been purchased for csh low they
bcd 20 offer them cheaper heretofore sold
hI. W W 71' = ~ 7T~
Constantly on hand large stock Of Caters various colos
White and black Satin and Kid slippers md Walking Shoes made
expressly 70 order the approved Phisdeps manufacturers
censmsns Patent Leather Dress Shoes and CATERS also nne
and csnsismens Gun elastic Over shoes. finest quality
#stW A. CoYLE SON.
Dec. o3-Qaw2w
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NEW MUsICJust received the Music
In Stationery Store OF 18th
following and popular Music from the publishers, Viii
liam Hall Son. New York; which we will sell al our reduced
price, four cents per page. VIM. FISCHER
Lonely Rose sung by Jenny Lind, composed by
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover.
Why Weep ballad written Wallace.
When pensivc feelings wake the written BY Austin Phillips
Were but his wife by Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. sloman.
Dgent Hose Companys Quick performed Dodwoh
Band
Two Merry Gipses, duet by McFanen.
Voice Waves, by Stephen Glover
The Fireside Song, by w. ". Wallace.
The Female slaves Lament BY Dumbotons Seenaders
The Moonlight OF the Heart, by Suakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Chrstys Minsres
Deva Vale Scottish ballad by the Of the "Oid Kirk
yard.D
Thought Adeu, composed by Gongenge
Filtration Polka, by NJ. sirakosh.
Robert le Diable, arranged by II, Beyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations, by James G. Maeder.
The syrcn. Polka by NJ. Strakosh
la syiphide, Rsmaniique, M. Suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley overture arranged by 3. Enrich.
Guitar pieces
Widow Machrec.
oh, watch you well by daylight
The Rose OF Traiee.
The Bowid Soger Boy.
Jeannet and Jeannot
Emma snow.
Dnah Grow. 4
The Low Backd Car.
Oh, would were girl again.
What enchantment
The Sisters Call by l.. Trip
Child Of the Regiment sung by Jenny Lind.
Rataplan sung by Jenny Lind
Makurka, by Datcman
My and bueie horn, BY Watson.
The Chanois, Ms sung by the Rainier family.
Our fair Italy, dueft
Beethoven's Dream. Dec 4
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c e q. "a ssS sss. n
s,s &c ssd s a s ssGd = designated VIII
s s ssy %, sss s so.a public
oh n ne base Eas and oess efhs mn principal meridian
Towaship. d. ssssa nineyeig Of range
owash,p- aias,yye, ninety, ak and
Tswssli. ninety a,sy ays. ninety .u.
s sE ss e. i %ssssy d.
dsy January The disposal q public within
Nsrk 9ths base line and sos Or the i'm pincpal meridian
Townships neyour lhye ninetysix, ninety seyen
Townsps oar ninety i've, ninesin, ninety seven
Townaap ninety township nineysx, eueepts sou.wes,
e .ss aS the quarter e
Indian ssency aud townships ninety and nineyeshi Of
Y 7swa.llp. nne.y-two ane,y-l Of range ten.
towmshp mn ; one q az range ig umeen ~
A. one land once :. eSmasnoas On Monday the
situated within undeipenuonsd townships %
North u The base line and 0sa If ne i'm principal msrdiaa
Townships sixty seven, sixty and sinnne Of 1
Townshps 1y.evsn sxtysss siryne, range
Township. s,..yssn. and .sa'as, e ss,,ssa
Townships sixty eight and sixty Of range twenty.
Tswa.si. .i!!y sss. saa g aass .wss,yons
Township seventy one, q range twenty six
Ts.a:ais sss. I,
M he pssa the saas
within ths following towaships
Ner ~ ne base line and 0sa Of the fin principal meridian
Township seventy-six, Of range twenty
Townships and seventy eight OF
stwenc-cight
Townships seventyseven range twenty
Lands by schools military other
purposes, wiifbe excluded from the sales.
The will
days appointed proceed which they
dpltch until the whole shall
the closed But shall be
longer an weeks and private the lands will
be admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under hand, of Washington this fifteenth day
Of september Domn thousand eight hundred and
nine e. TAYLOR.
by The President.
j. BuTrERrIELp,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right OF pre- empuon any Of the
within required
h the satisfaction Of the register receiver OF the
land oce make hereto practicable
~ seeing h notice. and before the day appointed for the
OF lands embracing
j. BUTrERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ohice
POstpOncment Public Land Sales at Dubuque,
III
Notice hereby public sales Of lands ordered
aauon President ohe United Sntes dated the fifteenth
Of September lSiy held land Office DUBUQUE,
January lsJ0
Given under my city Of Washington, this llh
December Domini thousand eight hundred and
T. TAYLOR.
BY the President.
J. BUrrgRrIRLD,
Dec u Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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tINE SrORE.I attention of strangers
w a and choice stock
brandies old and Of highest order, which
offer tor sale moderate prices:
various grades, old
Sherry, brown, bottled and in wood.
Port wine, OF very superior quality and genuine.
Rhine them Stcinberger Cabinet
q Sten,yein in Bocksbrutel.n
Also Sparkling Rhine and Mosee, from the house of Henken
Co., in Mayence, the Rhine. M
French winesLnampagne Heidsick, Mumm Co., de
Moet Chandon p Chateau Lahe y Haul Bnon,
g Haul 1aance,n st. Julien, &c.
Table Claret, Sauterne, &c.
Brandies, boes vintage 1875 Old o." London
Dock,n &c.
Also, draught, dark and pale Cognac.
Rum, bottes, high proof and finest flavor.
Holland sin very line and pure
Irsh Scotch American Whiskey, in bottles and casks
Anere Bordeaux Curacoa," (Wid Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Bters prepared by myself)
Ale and London Brown Stout, sc.
Always kept choice article Of Havana cigars.
JOHN III. BUTHAfANN,
Pa avenue, south side, between Az and streets.
T2twif2m
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MO. 5, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have constantly
hand fuIla nff family proc

MO. 3, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have constantly
IN on hand full assortment Of family groceries
Extra New York family -four
DO % Virginia .,.. DO a,.,,
Do huled buckwheat
Rye flour, Graham flour
Unboed flour, (white wheaD M aE
standard loaf crushed, ganulated and ground sugars
Old government JAVA Mmaeabo Mocha, Rio, and St Domingo
coffee f T
Fine guowder imperial, Tyson, old hysoh, hyson skin,
superior butter selected from Orange county diaries
Sapsago, Paresan, Sician, APPLE imitation English, and
Goshen cheese
Genuine boston, extra OYSTER butter soda, Crackers
No. i and No Maekerel in IS 10 kits
Ia barrels barrels GOLDFISH salmon tongues and sounds and
dunfsh
Scaled herrings In boxes
Beached winter sperm, lard, and whale oil
Sperm, SPERM adanane and mould candles, assorted
szes
variety Of fancy mats brooms, buckets baskets, &c.
Pure ground spices OF all kinds
Spices of nl kinds In
Spanish olives paragon vinegar mushroom walnut
and caup mixed pickles, gern and English pickles.
sorted II tssE sa#
Preserved lines, Guava jelly fruits strip
Cranbernes, rasins, fgs currans
soft shell Almonds shelbarks fbers wanuts,
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa cron
Harvey, Reading and pepper India Sol
Anchovie Shrimp, Cuyier, and Bloter pastcs
Extract lemon, maroram celery, nutmcg vanilla, almond
lemon peel mace, thyme neeanc,
peach mint, orange peel savor, superior quality
powder hoseradh, anchoves surdines
lower peach bay saad dressings Coopers
gelatne Leghorn chip and seed accaroni vermice
Fench spans and homeopathic chocolate arna Tapoca rice
with many other desirable articles, which would solicit
JOHN b. KIBBEY & CO.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-16
College 81. james, washington county. Maryland.

THE Eighth Session will open Monday
the PunefHai The
duties Of the classes promptly very
por1nt that al their members
ne opening the session The academlc year from
October TO the LIST OF August there being but
august and September In the College all the usual classes under
full corps Of prosso have for several been puuing the
s eoufs q collegiate studies equal TO thai prescribed The Older
sing class received their acadcmica degrees.
in the Grammar School, which Immediately adons the College
the preparatory carefully
under the OF Professors College
may enter he Institution early and their
Of study they
mercantile
collegiate preparatory preparing
other professional life Such
70 ~ the privileges and advantages classes subst
ung place Of Of the sude
censafy 70 preparation for Business. @ ~ "a +
French regular study without charge an
In addition % the French the mercantile students win be
s3enout chnrue German, other modern language.
The location OF coIees perfectly heah and there
toUns villages
yssn moral and religious education chief design Of the
Ths change covering ali expenses
9&25 nession Of
restrict amy other OF the student sId.
me dsparncn supervision Of the
undersigned whom application be made for
kegser OF for further information, well The
Of pupils John b. KERFOOT. Rector
Anes-2aw2m College Of 81 James, p. o., Maryland.