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Frou. our Baltimore Correspondent,

BALTIMORE, Nov. l0-5, p IN.
ihave yet another tiumph Of the democracy IN thi'
state 10 record The senate, which since time immemoria
mas been whig is now democratic We have the return:
nom me Whole State. showing the election Of IL democrats
and 10 wings 10 thar body. There is ITO for senator in
Washington county, where election will have be
ordered The majority for Thomas (demoefaD for comp
Ioer is 100; for Murray, (dsmocrai) missioner OF
the land office, $500 and for Steward (democrat lot.
terry commissioner, $500. The democrats have eleven
minority in the house, instead OF six stated on atur
day The average democratic vote tho delegate ticker
in Baltimore is l07S9 average whg vote, $3.50 demo.
cratic msjory, q i07 The full vote of the city lite
9000 which is 400 less Than poed the rresden.
al election three years ago, and 800 less than given
the governors election last year
There no local beyond the usual number Of acci
dents, for court, 6fes &c The weather is COOL with
the appearance OF rain.
The Mechanics Fair, Notwithstanding II has now been
several weeks, continues be crowded with vsers
Mr. X. j Turner the American ballad singer, is III
tais city, preparing To give a concert.
TnE MARKETS Sales OF GOO barrels City Mills lour at =;
rs, and 300 barrels Howard street at S3 S The receipts
ofgran larger, and the sales increased extern
at former quotations. Whisky, 22 a % cents.
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NEW BANKING HOUSE I'm xy.shtnuto,, CITY IN,

NEW RANKING HOUSE In Washington City.--The
undersigned having been induced and
banking business in the city Of Washington, d.
an early occasion TO notify his friends and the public generally
act and TO solicit their announcement His institution will
known Tho Bank OF the Unon,'
will be issued for circulation will BY
thing tangible and substantial in the shape of gold
on e United States treasury northern exchanges Virginia bank
able funds.
BY strict adherence legitimate upon basis
will readily be that public projected
itself made 10 stand the This enterprise
tered upon after the maircs deliberations and 1t is gratifying
know that with approval
inancers OF New York, Washington and Richmond
IN addition the circulation
Unon viii collect drafts the principal
cities Of The United States and will negotiate for the
commsson) of State
road companies and other good securities.
Amy business connected with tho different Of the
in Washington will be liberal
RO II. GALLAiER.
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-aawlm
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Great Auction SaIe.-To Emigrants and Capitalists.
ARGE SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS, CATTLE, HORSES,
IL SHEEP, &c., Gc-t will selling day
May 1884, and sell until the disposed
tho highest bidder without following
ssng of FARMS town lots, houses, horses, cae merchandise
Three thousand land in sections half sections
and quarter sections, and eighty lots fronting Corpus
Christi bay Nueces bay and Nueces river sold pur
chasers.
Fifteen hundred town lots in Corpus Christi improved
proved.
-Four hundred lots in Nueces Town
Twelve thousand head OF horned cattle
Fifteen hundred head OF horses mares, &c.
-Four hundred ipules American nd Mexican
hundred and
Two thousand head of sheep
hundred and jenne very
Twenty five or thirty full booded American stations
large quantity wagon and plough harness. pou2 farming
utensils of every description
Furniture of various kinds
large LOT OF dry goods groceries, hardware merchandise
kinds.
For handsome the purchase money cash balance
two, and three
For stock, cash. except actual Settlers
where credit will be given.
For all other property the will be cash.
will sell sale,
tiers, land and stock, favorable
G During week of the SALE Fair CORPUS
Christi, and expected that improve
gathered within
viii he assembled Amisements description will add
festivities Of the OCCASION and Of the best booded
the Union will be the turf
races, bull fights
pear length in future advertisement
II. j.. KINNEY.
CoRpus CHRIsr Oct 7, 1851. Nov II-ltdA6mw
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The Philadelphia papers give the following decree
the court the great suit which has been depending be-
tween the Morse and Balm rival telegraph lines:
TELEGaApBIc cAsE.-The court this morning, after ar
gumen made the following decree in this case
"And now, November 7th 1851, this cause having
been brought to final hearing upon the pleadings and
proofs and counsel for the parties respectively having
been heard thereupon, and the having been duly
coosdered by the court il is found and hereby ordered
audeed and decreed by the court that The patents granted
B. Morse and set forth in The bill led, are valid
and that the compliments thereby and by the assignments
in the bill alleged vested with the exclusive rights
thereby granted as therein claimed And It ~ iurtner or
dered adudeed and dccrec that the defendants have
disturbed violated and nirnged upon the complainant
in these their exclusive rights, as ~ the sa'd ol y se'
forth And it il further ordered adludged ana oeofeeo
that the compliments do recover Of the defendants the
profits and gains or such the court may hereafter
decree 10 be recoverable by them made and received IN
consciousness OF the nfngemenis and violations OF the
exclusivc rights OF the compliments. which i Is ad-
JUDGED 10 have been committed by the defendants to-
rrtRsr with their costs in the prosecution OF this cause
handed And further that II be and - hereby referred
10 Thomas Dunlap esq., MASTER to compute and ascer
tain The amount hxd and received, and 10 take proofs
and the aame 10 the court with leave 10 either party
~ move Inc cour, upon notice for special instructions to
sa,d master in reference 10 the taking OF said account
"a nd Il IL further ordered adudged and deceed that
,;t ~ Injunction be issued this cause, pursuant he
praver In said BILL enoInnk and restraining The deie-
ans their agents servants from any further consuc.
ton or use in any way or manner wnasoeve1 ~ any VI
either If ths several Inventions and improvements men
t;onsd ~ descrbed in the sad patents granted TO said
Morse ana set forth in the bill, during the respective
terms az aid paents But il further ordered that the
OF this writ be stayed until the decree OF the court
upon the report Of the master provided inc deeodans
shall within ten days. give bond, with sumcent snfeues'
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We publish in another column advertisement, an
nouncnr ,ha, Rober, " Gaaher esq., late OF Richmond
Virginia has been induced TO establish banking
bonse in this city, to be known the Bank OF thu
Union" Mr. Gallahers advertisement explains the prin
cple on which he intends conducting his establishment
He is a man of energy, perseverance,, and business
Maidstone well calculated 10 carry through any enter
prise he undertakes.
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ny DYER 4 MCGUIRE. Auet,oneern..

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE AND WE'LL
hnrr n Npn "a ~ "a rAiMIlNGs Sc-on
late Mrs. Anna r. Clarke,
family, Lafayette Square, all the valuable
contained therein, yizi
Mahogany rosewood crimson and light blue medallion
broiered solns, lounges, parlor ottomans
Of and light blue saiin damask silk lined
window curtains, with heavy gilt coniees
Mahogany six-octave Du Bots s stoddar piano
Mahogany marble Top centre table
Rosewood inIaid do do
splendid Frenehpiate mirrors, with white mnrblc
slabs aud gilt brackets
Handsome gill and aabaster mantei clocks
mante lamps, with sich Gu, prisms and shades
French gilt gifandoies
candles,icks and candelahrai
Silver plated cundescks, four large
Two bronze and gilt chandeliers
Twelve gilt four and nVc-slsht candle bfacke@
mantel
number paintings
French mahogany marble top ecripHe
Marble top mahogany sideboard
Mahogany extension, dining and card tables
Mahogany bookcases with glass doors
Mahogany chairs and rockers
Polished steel fire Gets
Mar5e-op pier tables
Royal Wilton, Brussels, aud ingram carpets
Bu gold bouquet painted French China dinner and dessert
Blue gold French China dinner DESSERT and
set, match
pitchers decanters, Wines tumbers, cham
pagnes, hooks, water bottles, and finger bowls
silver plated chatting dishes L. 100
large bookcases with DOORS for library cost $780,
Mahogany double and single French bedseads
wardrobes, marble top dressing tables
washs commodes, toilet sets
Rosewood cbbage aud chess table, mahogany cradle
Superior feather beds
and shuck mattresses
Pnliase s, quilts, blankets, lounges
Mahogany " framed French plate Psyche glass
and chintz window curtains, coaices
Chn,z and white muslin bed eunopies
Chamber armchairs, carpets ana RODS
Straw mating, painted floor -cioth rugs &C.
months notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
rs examination and the house
opened ''' 'iA'e's =" '''"'"'' DYER & MCGUIRE,
Nov s-eo&ds Aucionecrs.
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CoRpus CHRISTI, Oct. 7. 1851. Nov
By A, GREEN, Auctioueer.

DRICk HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCrIoN-On Thur aday, the
I'D 18th shall sell the nj O'clock
good story brick and lot being of io
square No. 7J2 having front south
running back with LIST Ioa feet u inches The
nearly with good aud conveniently arranged
rooms, wide passages and kitchen.
handsomely Capo
Ill., n a very rapidly improving neishborhood
sale.
Nov Ida A. GREEN, AuctoneeT.
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CROCK OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE, HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, AEON Thursday morning. November 18Th, Il
shall sell, the Mr. p Enrich, seventh
opposts his stock, consisting
boys and fine boots Shoes and
brogans
Ladies' and misses fine ga'es and sppsrs together viii,
good assortment Of servants
Also rbbers baekng brushes, trunks, shoe boxes and tho
Amer which variety good household furniture several nc
fsathe BEDS &c, with kitchen utensils
dollars credit
DYER b. MCGUIRE,
lid Aucttoncors
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nv DYER s McouIRE, Anction,er..

TRUsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, WINES, BOOTS AND SHOES, Standing Casks,
store Futures kcBy OF deed duly executed and
recorded subscriber will se public anction Thursday the
10th day OF November 1851 10 O'Clock "a all the stock
trade grocery and liquor OF T. w. Hail. the
Seventh and streets, consisting Of
White and brow
Ito, java nd coffee
Imperial Y Dung fiypon, souchons and other teas
Barrels flour, sacks OF salt
sperm oil, candies, soaps
Barrels of n, kcrci, behring's, and shad
Kegs of lard barrels OF moIasaos and vinegar
sp,cek tobacco, cigars
prookA wooden
Crockcry and glass
Scales . n weights. sinndtng casks
auperor brandy wh.key gin. wines casks and bottles.
Also an assortment MEMS and cidron- boots and
embracing and
stock worthy the attention OF merchants and house
keepers.
Terms Thirty dollars UNDER thirty dollars, and
under dollars months hundred
dollars o four months fer notes satisfactorily endorsed
CHAs. g. WALLACE, Trustee.
DYER h MCGUIRE,
INV Id Auctoneers.
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70 DC approved by the court the sum OF con.
doned that the respondent shall answer and account 10
Tue compalnants in such shall be finally ad
Judcaled for all gains profits, such sums as the
court may hereafter decree TO be recoverable which The
respondents. - either Of them, may receive at each and
every ONCE station either within beyond the urs-
dctlon OF this court for the OF in
whole OF in part. this line OF telegraph within its
jurisdiction from the date OF this order 10 the time of the
decree OF The court upon the report OF the master and
also TO pay and satisfy all to which compliments
may be adjudged al law in equity entitled to recover
oy reason OF the injury done them by the continuance
OF the infringement OF the aforesaid patents during the
peod from the date Of this order to the time of the de-
cree last aforesaid and any of the parties shall be al lib
ery to apply to the court as occasion shall require"
The respondents intend taking the case up 10 the SUI
preme Court of the United States
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" There now but three wing governors in the United
States, viz. Vermont Tennessee, and New York We
clnde Pennsylvania, because eesoi abolition whg John
ston has been excluded by the people, though the new
incumbent has not yet entered upon his duties"
We copy the above paragraph from the New York
Journal OF Commerce When we first read it-although
we had great confidence in the general accuracy of that
paper-we thought the number OF wing governors was
estimated But upon reflection We are moi able 10
find any more
is well that these three wing governors not likely
TO meet lace 10 face Could they all be brought together
and made TO discuss the apery question: there would be
war IN less than thirty minutes Governor Compbell
would be certain TO maui the higher-law governor OF
Vermont; and the probabilities that he would make
huge flakes OF Woo fly out OF the executive OF New York
Nashville Union.
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NAVAL LIFEl IttuFnNht NNvy-1
IN
raykmsnr History Of tho Conspiracy Of Ponisc-l vol.
The Fieer Decisive Battles Of The World from Marathon
BY Cresay professor OF history In London Unver
riy-t
History Restoration OF Monarchy in France
q t
whssler,s History Of North Carolina vol
Vas,munda or the Auache In Spain; by Wsuen-l vol.
Iix on Paul Zones, by sherburne-f vol.
1s ,,cr.u,e and Literary Great Britain; by Mills
s Religion Geology and m Connected sences by Professor
Hchcock-l
Ths Course OF Creation, by John Anderson, D. Dr.. vol
Io--s tale ny r. Bavton-i vol
Mrs Margaret Maitland Of upnyside-l vol
Life and Forest Trees by sprinGer.a ve,
fhANSn IAIioh'
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Nov . d3u

FURNITURE! Furniture !! Furniturc THE sub
the DISTRICT Tue
he has great bargains to oer 10 any person
who furnish part Of Their dwellings, a.
mapniacoy, the corner OF fensy-
thirteenth south side, tup stairs where
of funiture consisting in part
walnut wardrobes marble top dress
ing bureaus plain top bureaus mabIetop Wristbands
French and other bedsteads dyans fcnc
sofas reception chairs gothic sofas and age STOCK
Of dolas down to eight dollars
dozen cheap furniture respectfully
themselves, pledge myself TO sell
for little other establishment in
II. r. ZIMMERMAN, Agent
NJ D. repaired, and the undertaking business
attended with promptness
s--3taw4w Ill. F. Il.
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Nv Il. 5. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.

by &c. y. WRIGHT, aUcuOHttr'
cuGaR AND MOLASSEs AT AuCTIoN.-on Wednesday next
y The O'clock m Il shall sell, on Pickes wharf,
Georgetown the schooner Louisa una magcb
from Porto Rico consisting
hhds prime
~ ~ ~ EDWARD $. WRIGHT,
Nov q dan Aucioncsr.
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Quite dirgpceuI naay oocufled here yesterday at the
funeral OF Il labofer who died few days ago dispute
sross among the friends of the deceased in regard 10
where and in what graveyard he should bc barred Final.
until serious hgh occurred the corpse and severe
blows exchanged IT was most shameful outrage. ,
Colonel Ross very wealthy citizen ol this place, died
Yesterday His estates 90 relatives ia Phladeipha
II has been raining aud snowing here Tor the astiwo
days.
The river Is in good navigeble order.
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NOR Rent. the large cennmodlons house In the
Ara, ward now occupied by tho Brazilian Minister
For terms apply 10 Gen. Grano, Six puidines
Sept 2i--eodu lineeh.l
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Mississippi Election.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. SIP. m.-We have very late Dispatches
hete giving from the election in Mississippi They
leave doubt whatever Of the plete triumph of tic
Union ticket General Foote's msjotiy for governor viii
not fall short thousand Ii other parts of the State
those already received Indicate may be over
thousand
The Union State ticket and three Union congressman
already known be ccc,ed There Will be decided
Union gritty in the house of representatives. The
regard the senate is yet somewhat in doubt Par
ties, /, is believed, viii be pretty closely divided.
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Iiibam { Legislature.

MoyrGouERy, Gala Nov. 10 The candidates r speak
er are N Davis Limestone, Union democrat and NJ. A
King of Madison, ditto. The contest will be close but
is supposed Davis will be elected.
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Death of uaknOWr Person In New York.
We call attention TO the following letter, under Il
hope tina, may reach the personal acquaintance OF the
youth referred to- The individual who makes the com.
municalion TO us is strangers but suppose il 10 be
impossible that any would attempt 10 practise de-
cep,ion sad subject.
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e,pLENDTD new Goods just Mt bsnd.-Tbs undersigned
- ,espcn Of teir and friends who have
hecn "a
as wen viii be and ready for exhi
hilton day partially In DETAIL will be found In
Of and pretty goods, mode
prices especially invited examine goods before
chasing elsewhere
Oct ef-dtw CbAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.

At meeting of the board OF directors Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Com pany, Thomas Swan, esq +, was
nimousy reelected president OF the company the
ensuing year.
The PROPOSAL for sale OF $3.50 Of the coupon bonds
OF the Baltimore I'd Ohio Railroad Company taken
morning by the banking house Of Josiah Lee a. Co.
am told 80 cents the dollar. This insures beyond
doubt The completion of the road to the Ohio.
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NOrrCE.-1he general estimation long enjoyed by the per
IN of Lubin having led 70 vart
limitations and counteres Notwithstanding the
label accompanying the genuine article,
the establishment LubD, has the honor
informing and the public that he has subst'
wholly different description and mai
be manufactured Tor his envelopes Description
waemark the seal Of his house.
avoid deception he bcgs them to pay
label appended such articles bear the
OF their orders only
address them directly to his premises
No. SIS, ste-Anpe, Paris -
Opening to-day, helope, musk winter bcssom
jockey club Bouscne amber, &c &C., with all
nrticlcs OF the tame house.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10

Two Of the principal witnesses OF the Christina Outrage
escaped from the debtors department o. the Moyamensng
prison yesterday
Stocks unchanged Flour has further declined-ssles
of barrels brands nj So 81 Rye -four aud
scarce So 81 for the former and So 25 for the
latter Wheat is quiet cl red 81 cents and white
SO 50 There is rye offering Sales 81 old yell
low 50 cents and at 30 cents. Provisions aad
groceries unchanged. Whiskey doll at % cents.
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A SYSTEM Of Operative surgery, based uron tho
the United States and comprising bib
Of their operations
period Of hundred by Henry IL smith, NJ d. u
Illustrated by ooiored steel plates. 10,
Adventures Arkansas Doctor, ilusrsed-i vol
80 TAYLOR MAURy,
Noye Bookseller, near Wh suest-
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Alexandria Boat
Tho nvors steam GEORGE WASHINGTON
will depart hours. a coach connects
with Washington Boats Fare ~ cents
coach viii Capitol Tor te boat nj 8,
Leaves Aiexandfia at 8, OK, II, |, az, and T.
Nov A. al ion CORSON, Captain.
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ALBANY, Nov. 10.

The messenger from the Office of the Albany Evening
Jounal has inst returned from Delaware county. and
ports thar the mri,ry against Forsyth aad Patterson
twhigs) will be 900 ia that county.
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The Elections g.

BosroN Nov. l0-p m.-The following is the lol
governor in the CITY
boutwell, e,
Pditrcy,
The wing loss 459. In Worcester. Winthrop loses 800
In Lowell he ioaes TO-
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HALIFAX. Nov. 10.

The Nova Scotia leg stature opened the Alb, with
speech ffo Sir John Harvey, chiefly devoted he rail
road question He distinctly sed that the ho govern
ment had offered aid 70 both Hoes
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From Buenos dpes.

BosroN, Nov. l0.-Advices have been received from
Buenos Ayres which state that the legislature have
elected Rosas governor for lie, and denounced Ofbe us
traitor.
BY ARR val here we have dates from porau Prince
the 23d September
The Emperor of Hay has complied with tho dem ard
the agents of France, England and the United States and
concluded with The D5ninicans. BY the oi
the truce years notice is TO be given OF
ment of hosltes. This measure will tend greatly
nance the prosperity Of the island. Coee sell ing
81 per 100, with prospect OF large crop.
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BLoomScpALE, IN. Y.,) Nov. s, is;


pLooMiN1pALh, W. i~J INcN. Q, 1901.
To the Editor Of n: Union:
SIR: A young gentleman OF genteel and intelligent ap-
pcaranoe, with sandy complexion and whiskeIs dressed
in black. with blue.cloth cap, and drab overcoa
stopped al one OF hotels the night OF the 9th inst
to await a. he said, the arrival OF his baggage. which
had not been put the New York Not appear
ring in the morning. his entered. and 10 the
CONSERVATION OF all. he found corpse The cause Of
his death none could surmise. We suppose from his
conversation he was from southern Stale, and on
his way TO The New York State and National Law
School," Bas,on Spa, Saratoga county, in this neghbor-
hood as we know il has many students from the South
and as we found the following note in his pocket:
sDeAs JAMES, As learn that the president Of the Law
School sends circular any who request II, wish yoo
would have | have seen Miles, who you
know visited Saratoga Springs this summer. and he says
no abolition sentiments tolerated In tho institution
This was glad hear as am exceedingly anxious 70
avail myself Of the advantages aords for acquiring Ia
milarty with the legal practice, and the almportant
pore speaking IL you stop In Philadelphia, cal
on Susan but don't ted her what mentioned you the
other day Tell her that, though distant from us my spin
is with her daily. -
"Youfs, Sc CHARLESTON"
This note was superserbcd "Janes Butler with nc
place OF residence annexed
give you this statement with the req6est that south
ern editors generally win copy II. as the only means o.
conveying 10 bis friends knowledge Of his sudden and
melancholy death among strangers. Inquiries may b.
addressed to the postmaster, or myself, at this place
Yours &C. II. A. GRAY.
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PenmsyIvnnI, KsiIro"d'
$50 ~-u.r31xR1 WINTER ARRANGEMENT Between
~ ~ fVa&34 Philadelphia and rusbure-IiIns reduced
- 6,u the LIST OF December next
W Ia, he carried by Railroad Company, be-
,,rc, pb,aelpba Psburs, twcn'yfon hours WIN ohy
miles OF excellent turnpike
Fare 81. $4,000 a.. u,o,, W., ,rd ne
,;c ,,,,es and the all respects OF the
highest character ruov,s uoopr
~. :, an. Agent Fenna Railroad Co.
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
w school OF this institution viii be
except Saturdays aud Sundays from O'Clock,
0.
The English comprsesEng grammar practical nsuuc
The formation and Improvement
eocuon, and the several kinds Of puht
together distinguished English
writer's OF prose and
The department explanation and analysis
% enabling the student
short time 10 nj write in that tongue with facility
comprises the study OF arithmetic, book
keeping Algebra geometry surveying gonomety and calculus
Nav Nv SAMUEL BARBER, President