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ana cheap agaidsr has isisn consequence
psnsh Ii. ocl q fresh impoliaons and
faction Of offering Of he best wines ana LIQUORS ever Imported
Duff Gordon Co.'S shees, embraeng delicate pale, at very
low prices old and some choice daagt
by gallon Also rare delicate AmenIado in casks Of 10
gallons specially selected for consumers soms extra Amonaao
in bottles Europe which he challenges as equal TO any
The Maasana Anonnado shees are peculiarly adapted
conyaeseen they strengthen without stimulating and have
not the acid Of many other wines -, 49, .,... -.
mer, from The Of Baese al opof'o, and imported d.
proved customers because their manifest superiority
and painsed on as such.
gallon, wholesale BY the cask Among Them some rare,
Persons suffering with chronic Of the bowels be
TOO careful in their choice Of Port ,,
and West Indies eea Se &c., Ac on dfaag and IN boiues
As sparkling subscriber iswel known that
the Moei and the splendid sparkling Mosse Inn
ported BY HIM are superior % any other wne ana Are sos ~
put upon buyers AZ first class.
very low prices retail In the article Of earet
wines generally himself be judge, and he
dozen, the hrsi s'rremisr evuo Of Medoc
ofBuundy wines he has and can assure
he them from his vaults goodn bottle OF bur
SI say,erns and Barsae always on hand in bottles.
selection Of Rhine and Mosee wnes from the cellars Of
Messs Denhad Jordan Of are extensive and nuber
choicest vnages of the senbe which the growth Of
In the articles Of Cognac and bandes
stock very 800 Guard Dupuy Coz
NV
be soldlow
p as siaady and ali otSs ss aao
Of the above sold by retail g any quantity desired
All goods delivered within one rs philadelphia egh!
paid. Orders will be promptly ecued senth man OF 'eiea
graph. Y.<,op sN,npp i,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, fhiadelphia.
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE hereby given such be entitled 10 the
benefits of Congress- approved March 1851 To found
a Military Asylum, hc viz;
All soldiers and discharged soldiers of The army Of the United
regulars of battalion Of
with Mexico, and who disabled
and In the line OF
disability, incapable OF further mill
service all soldiers and discharged soldiers OF The army OF the
States honestly and faithfully the
twenty soldier and discharged soldier who
may funds Of the Military Asylum since the
passage sameMach le5l-accodng
the provisions that who have been disabled by disease
Of rendering him incapable
military service though not contributor to the
receive benefits H. shall transfer his pension TO the
Military Asylum, that building has been provided in this city for
their accommodation.
No deseer muineer habual drunkard will be admitted,
reformation of character the commits
shall deem sufficient authorize his admson do the
Military apply
shall Of felony,
infamous crime civil he
admitted the service OF the United States
Applications received this institution will be addressed
to Bevet Captain schuyler Hamilton " A. Secretary 10 the
Board Of Commissioner Washington, ID. q.
Dec 25-3taw2w
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The College OF 81. James,
WARRINGTON COUNTY, MD,

(TAe Doce,an College Of the Proeaanf Episcopal Church.
THE viii Monday October Q, 1851
until the commencement dsy'-the last
Thursday July 1884, New students recommended TO enter
opening received they
ply charge estimated nom The date of their
usual number OF classes, affords all the
poruns for complete educaon and at the successful termna
lion the collegiate eonrs It's graduates the usual AGA
demica degrees
grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
under distinct discipline,
beginning their academca and prepares
The and direction of the
professors Of the college special advantages TO The pupils in
the grammar school.
In the mercantile classes study language
omitted place supplied by additional studies in modern Lam
guages, book keeping, &c.
college entirely heahul and, by Its dis
from and villages favorable TO good morals and
order.
Kemp Hail. building 20 feet by 40, win be ready for
eupaiion session addition the
corps professors the trustees have recently appointed Hugh Davey
civil ecclesiastical and John II.
Alexander, LII. d., lecturer physics and chemistry.
charge (he IN the college and
months hundred
dollars payable annually in advance.
Applications for admission TO be made to
- Rev. JOHN y. KERFO0T H. D., Rector
College OF ST. James p, o. Maryland.
Augl
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RcHaosp, November Il, IsSl
conformity the code Of Virginia Of le4s page 49 seeos
do hereby make known 10 all when may concern nal n ~
pears by certificate Of the escheato Of the city Norfolk
me t day OF November, 1884, land
e lh day OF November 1851 that ~ inquest held Inc s
day Of October, 1851 the following lots lying OF N
have been found escheaied 10 this Common wis
lot Of land bounded by SOUTH BY
street ON the west by the creek the NORTH Amelia
on Tue east with wood dwelling house eseheaed nom ~
estate OF John Lawrence, deceased. ~ ue
TOT OF land bounded by Liberty north by R
fstiersons land the by North die soalh M
by Cumberland the west brick houss ~
escbeaied from the estate Of Robert McMann deceased
And LOT OF land noteiourt street
by Sedens land the NORTH ON the son -
by Thomas the east escheated from the estate Of R
". Burke, deceased. Test N"aa
5, II. PARKER
Nov lo-iawtw Register of the Land Cna.
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GUPEHIOR Daguerreotypes y-First Premium I'D. III.
- WHTEHU the field Of his operations
ground than dayueeotypst in the country H galleries
found Pennsylvania Az and 9th streets
No. 7 Baltimore street. haore corner broadway and Leonard
New York; No. IT Main Kchmond sycamore
Petersburg; Main Norfolk and Main street, ynch-
burg, Virginia e rr5a ae
extraordinary Improvement nsarng ahfai and highly finished
likenesses In a few seconds.
rotary ground invented by H. Whehust, gives
airy and living appearance 10 the picture.
than thirty thou
annually and have given This
atterinE the superiority OF his kenesse
W. Of the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition Of pictures Willie given.
competition In daguee0ypes at the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, he awarded the first
medal by the judges.
description copied, and mortem eases
attended 70, Nov 26--dly
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ONG Life IN within the reach nlIhe celebrated
Ii German physicians Doctors Brothers Gray
concluded settle themselves city having
travelled world OF knowledge
the Indians for the purpose getting
knowledge Of botany qualified
and all complaints which the family
promise to all who favor with call hnt viii, with
out asking them question, tell them their
and guarantee and speedy The
medicines wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
also the complaints
from what cause they have originated, how
viz fever &C Refer be had
living In all the OF the
York. PENNSYLVANIA Canadas &C. who having been up
die by the faculty. hearing OF awaiting
skull have been restored he Diseases successfully treated
this office are the following dypepsy, constpaon piles cofa
rheumasm bronchitis eryspeas, dropsy
Diseases Diseases Of the skin lungs stomach bowels
Kidneys, rpine &C
Once south street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
S-d2wt
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General Agency and Law ONCE at Warrington,
DE SEEDING WYLIE,

No. Todds Bidinss Pennsyieanta nsr door wsa o.
Brown's Hotel, Washington, ID. c.
NIIAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr, having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
Congress board
appointed the adjustment OF spoiations or other
claims foreign prepared TO their
faithful all business that be inrusted to
their charge They obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land duties arising under trsaes
buying selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, &c.
Andrew wyc IT,, will attend law business with which
either firm be ntnsed in Of the courts OF
the District Supreme Court Of the United States.
Chas SEEDING, being United States commissioner notary
uble and the Union,
will give prompt taking Of testimony acknowedg
Deeds other duties which apperan his ofce
Charges will moderate regulated BY amount claimed,
and the extent o services required.
paid will receive immediate attention.
Sep S-dly
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EDWARD X COLLINS & CO.,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, h CO.,
Liverpool
Il. q. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
% RYE Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
GEO. ii DRAPER, IIavre
will accountable for gold silver,
bullion specie ewey precious metals unless bills OF
adng and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
.Sau Haacrsro. California.

San Frdacrsco, California.
Rryrprsors Hon. s. w. Inge, M c. Alabama, John Taylor
esq Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright Co., New Or
Henry y Clark rarboro', North Carolina,
Hon. NJ ca Californian Benz X. True, esq, New York
city; j. r. Ieaey, esq, Boston, Masaehuses A. r. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-2awly
NEW York and California Millionaire Association
thousand dollars Capital 81 00o
OF be obtained by influential
special partners, admitted in
revised Of New York. from
liability at the OF 81 900 cash. and
annually
doubling the whole In safe operations In
United under the direction
trel Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As Gener and Chief Agent offhe Company,
No. II Wall street, New York.
Caonans responsible parties throughout the Union
with the United States app
cation association be employed DIFF
ferent points where
available carrying the nails and freight and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas. .
increasing business doing with Caor
Pacific long the supply OF gold continues
goods, and manufacturer viii aoni the
calculations therefor And this
profit thereby this association Is being formed
der the firm and style Of y. HOLDEN N CO.,
Mercantile, and Commission Merchants, Banking
Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 10000
Feb2-u
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WILLIAM HoRNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin,,

(LATE OF rAuoutEh COUNTY, vA.D
WILL OF Grant, Dane, and Iowa counties, and
the federal supreme Madison. lie will
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims the
redemption OF ands and the OF taxes for
non nj andho.dcrs in any part OF the state
Hon. H. g. Foote, u B. Senator Hon James NJ Mason
H. e. Senate; nman orner, esq, Warrenton Mess Knox
Mason, attorneys law New York Professor w Homer,
David apgIey esq., Messrs s. W. Welsh, Philadelphia
Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys AT law 81 Louis,
Missouri. Ap g-lswly
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS AND TaIL0Rs,
No. 800 broadway, corner Of Duane street,

fbore TIE irping House, New foTf,
RESPECTFULLY invite attention ofends and the public
IL OF spring goods Of the patterns
which prepared
fashionable style at their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
vesng Of latest importsons elegant light silks
for do. patterns Of Paris embroderies
There skfu artists employed this
IN cut pants
parment complete IN itself Army and uniforms made
order despatch and approved
ner Strangers metropolis
their perfect III IL always
NJ II. PRgxIsM wAisreoArs.-Tbese elegant wsscoats
were admired Castle Garden have been awarded
premium BY the American Institute Mt their late fair
Feb l5-dm
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DRIvATE TUTOR.

pRfvATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman, who
received good education, and resided years
anxious obtain
some private family Of responsibility.
References personal
given parties ofhe highest responsibility either In this country
In England,
Mar Is-duf :" =
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DEMOVALThe celebrated DR. G. W. RoBACK professor Of
astroog, astronomy phrenology and combined
with conaraon from Sweden having removed his otce TO NO.
White New York, offers his services the citizens
consulted by all the crowned heads OF
Europe, higher reputation astrooger than
living Navties calculated according geomancy-
ladies' g. gentlemen o. Persons at distance can have their
sending of of their birh All
containing the above fee win receive immediate atien
on, natvies sent TO part of the world written
prepared make Of his by
coniuraion Of the following topiesi Courhip advice
the successful accomplishment Of wealthy marriages
redeem such given TO the free
BOTTLE for all of hazard and for the Of
property and the purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
the abovenaed have been done in this city and its
vicinity, United States, the full satisfaction Of all
naves horoscopes have been east during the last four
will purpose, and will do
person, the mail that
need money through the office. Dr. Roback
500 900 letters monthly, and has missed
All letters viii be relgousy attended to- prepaid Be
State For particulars
cali at Office Union, get astrological almanac
gratis. :. -, xan.u,v
White street, New York.
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TIE QUINCEy's Literary RcninisceDces vols, I2mo..
IL and OF the uniform edition Of his works
Motherwels Posthumous Poems vol.
The Vision OF poem, by James Russell Lowell
Ruckminser, and o his Rev jos.
Stevens Buckminster; by Eliza Buckminser Lee. vol
Brief Practical Trcp'se Mortsrs with account Of the
employed the public works IN Boston hnbor by Lieut.
VIM N. Wright, " 8. Engineers.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Septic bookseller, near 9Th street
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GemerAI Agency AZ WhshthBtOu, Do %
by A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
services the with Mexi
revolutionary the with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions bounty land o scrip.
Bounty Land-wl purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent OFeThe applications for patents, procuring models,
their branches
OGceA claims against the department will be
settlement OF quarterly Of
ditto facilitated, &c.
Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
New Era, Cincinnati indianapolis
Sentinel Herald Detroit Free Press win publish
IS, bills this Office, accompanied
with a paper. June 24u
ii. HOOE CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers An
carpeng, floor oil Cloths mattngs curtain materials,
sbeenr blankets, and furnishing goods generally
between h and 9th Streets Washington,
D. O..
Aug 99-d
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A COMPENDIUM the Entire Body of the Law
"A BY ALPHABETICALLY arranged with reference TO the
and approved authorities. IL
vols, Law Sheep, svo, pp 4,l77. Retail Prise VIZ sov
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of tAs Profession.
profession that contain such bedy Of
public patronage. ,,,,pp ,,,sr,cp Nr, CON
Nelson in his opinion ofths abovemen
toned work. .,. =, ,o,m,,
NEW York, Sept 90, 1885,
The vast acc, mutation Of reliable range
powerful auxiliary 10 he law STUDENT giving facility
reference and will extensively aid The studen the pactone
anu '' man : BUSINESS ROBERT J. WALKER.
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
gaded accuracy; have been much pleased
precision with which tannounces the prin
from il myself profession should
Its merits, and, like me- enjoy its advantage n,,s
Nrw YoRK Cry, Oct l6, 1850.
mpa all of an accurate and wen arranged
''' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
very ably advanced which apply The
SCISSOR q inc "o'A N'' JUDGE PETERS Philadelphia
mraby adapted purpose for which IL obviously de
argument From examination of the several
titles with confidence that they treated with great
'''e JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
= % be S I s s 20 @s, apo sn
'AD'e = 'a''a''' W. L. HURST Philadelphia.
The man. and utility and accuracy
appreciation q The most 1 n 1s
Vermont Mombower Of New Jersey Tucker Of Virginia. Crsnch
!" "'s'' PUNISHED by JOHN p. TRow
Nov 24-1 40 and 81 Annsuest
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immedla

Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
E Principal Of waenton IN c. Male Academy wishes To
employ forthwith assistant teacher who is qualified to teach
English branches mathematics. lie
man. habits good character
Implications must made and by letter paid
Principal.
1g-Iu
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ID EMOyAL--BUyhLL BROTHER, merchant taiors, have
II informing riends
they removed their and elegant
avenue, between AZ and 9Th
square They just returned from New
the richest elegant
line Of business which
make order in their usual style OF elegance.
DUvALL BROTHER
N. D.. Wanted, two irstrate hands.
ept Sd
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on O0n Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0U.UUU and for Butter Store No 81 Han

on nno Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0UUUU New York Butter Store, No 81 Han
street, Baltimore.
great above has been collected with the greatest
care families during The winter
am prejudice that justly exists against packed
batter been imposed them GoSen
butter which Being connected with OF the old
houses IN New York. who possess superior
procuring choicest daes from Orange county,
and who sending supplies regularly week. feel
confident can furnish that will suit the most refined
taste and such as will retain delightful until spring. Hun
dreds eady realized the virtue Of butter No
pains All goods delivered In the
city free OF charge. .s#"t. - -, <,
Also, pounds choice cheese All will be
sold as low In York by the few packages
All goods bought and sold for cash. - . on.,r,
BAlr1xsxE Dec H. 1851.
DecI
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nRAPER and Tnilor-WILLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
OF Lane Tucker, Pennsylvania between and
Streets receive calls from his
friends and the public generally having Just opened and
English Cloths
vesngs selected by himself with nom the
importing New York Phianephia all Of which will
price Of his establish
sufficient all who may honor him with their
style which his will be exected
~ BI shall be ready in days show Of the handom
offered In this city,
2t-.haw3w
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Sept @-6mosd

DlSSOLUTION OF firm heretofore
ing under the Of Dyer Brother j. this day. by mutual
dissolved Mr. George r. Dyer will attend TO the
Of the firm the unsettled business
Robert W. Dyer deceased which immediate
is respectfully requested. EDWARD 9. DYER,
GEO. Y. DYER
WAsmsGToS, September "a, 1850.
90 Copartmership NOtice.-The undersigned have
copansrshp under the and firm OF Dyer MCGUIRE and
of Brother, of 10th
avenue.
slowed upon the firm, and pledge themselves discharge filth
fully confded to them.
Mcclure prepared make upon all
sielnents, and to cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD c. DYER,
J. @. mcguire.
WAsmsaToN, September "a, 1850.
Sent 27--du
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CALONA For Sale.-This beautiful arm-the former
y residence Wm Mdts offered for sae is oca
ted in Fairfax comfy Virginia, miles from Washington D.
contemplated plank road leading from Fairfax
Georgetown nnd adjoining the farm Of
Jones' high state ocutivaon wei
living springs well fenced plenty Of timber win
plenty The buildings consist OF brick mansion o.
49, wings attached which make 2US feet ont stone farm
spring house; brick school house carriage house
house. 3d. with basement all In good repair
and is remarkably healthy. - ,n..~,
LANGLEY, Fairfax county, yp, Dec ], 1851.
3-laN6w&
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-Ex0A These ships having been built BY contract ex-
EWY pre- government service been
E4 taken in their construction also IN their engines
strength and speed and their accomno-
comfort
Price Of passage New York 10 Liverpool in ls cabin so
Exclusive In second cabin,
From Liverpool 10 New York, 40 and $40.
An expsnenced surgeon attached 20 each ship
No berth can be secuIed until paid for.
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law I'm tho pren,e
OF the United States and at,ond to the prosecution Of
claims against government Address Washington, d, 20.
Mar. l0--n
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THIS institution very pleasantly situated The Georgetown
Herbshe from embracing the city OF Washington,
for miles, and the Of Aerandna II de-
limited benefit
practical Christian seeks combine
Christian home. r.sHs#
The regular win begin Novemherl
earlier admission
Application for admission Of pupils for further information may
be addressed,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, ID. O.
References The Bishop Of Maryland and Hugh Davey Evans
LII. D. Baltimore Hon II. r. Chambers county,
Dayton ESQ., Fourth Auditor Of tho Treasury. Washington
Lyons esq, GeerEeown W. Beverbout Thompson, ftsboro
North Carolinai Col Miller Haowes, 81 Mays, Georgia.
Sept l6--2aw4w
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Sept i2-tr

no OWNERS Of Lands I'm Texas.-A gentleman In VirPmi
good surveyor and lawyer desires remove to Tera
and would like become the agent Tor SOM
Of lands in that country, with view 70 bring them nn
market.
give the satisfactory ,esuaonMs Of ca
w. integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance "a
10 enable emigration 10 Texas
ANY lands who would he inclined TO avail hia
be piacedn correspondence viii @
VIM 0oULDlN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia
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New Hall and Winter Goods.

New Hall and Winter Goods.
ITOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between 7
Ill received, and
of Washington, and
surrounding Of Maryland and Virginia, full and
Of French English and India fancy and
dry goods, the mporatons They -
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colon
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy watered silks, I'LL colors
Real Irish poplins, richly watered, all shades
Very lustrous black Silks all widths
Superior wide colored silk vevets, shade II
French Merno and Thbet cloths a great variety
French de LANES, designs
French cashmere de cosse latest styles
Rich embroidered chemisetes, with sleeves 10 nafch
Real Valencennes lace chemisetes and cuffs
embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
embroidered trimmed handkercsiien
White embroidered Canton shaws from $i2 10 t3
Velvet cloaks and mantlas new styles
Silk mantllas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shaws long aud square
Real cashmere and Thibet searfs
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Baiou's celebrated kid Cloves every size and shade
Black ri laces, black and coIored silk hnges
Thread laces and insertngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambric rulings
Muslin nd eambrc nserings and edgngs
Sash, neck, and belt nbsnds, &c, &c.
Together entirely and desirable goods suit
able present approaching which weekly add
tons be assured OF finding
all during season. fashionable styles the loves
prices. ,oov pporupp :. tco
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Columbian College, ID. q.
THE winter Of six months will be opened the 18th Of
J. September.
Sxp w
Room, library, bed and turnure ~ 90
ana servants, %
Charges 10 students who do not board:
20 w
Room, library, and furniture IL 90
Fuel atcos washing 3Ix cents per dozen.
MRtrcuiaon small damages
The college expenses
do exceed 30 per Students admitted ay
tines the opening Of the s preferable Bills payable three
months in advance.
Our students have the opportunity OF attending the Of
by the Guised
sonan Institution also Of hearing debates Congress- and
gumen before the United states Supreme advantages which
o other college present.
CoLLReE HIT August, 1851. Aug 92-d&cpiaw4w