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j. GOULDEN.

ORN A MENTAL PAINTE +
HAVING established LIS shop in BIO .
IL Rouge. takes this opportunity of m
forming the citizens Of Baton Rouge. AM
its vicinity that ! am now prepared 70 de
all kinds of work in nv line o' business: j:
House, Sign. AMI Ornamental ? intng
Flag and Banner Painting, Gliding, Grain
in,. Glazing Maiheling an Wall Co!0ring.
On reasonable terms, and OH short notice
By strict attention to business. hore
to gain liberal share of patrola:e. Shop
on Third street opposite HoiPs Stable.
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popT7EAR SCHOOL B1OKs.

] c. LsNOEE. on afavet'e street. ha
:. list received Direct from the publish.
~, complete assortment of the mos Pop.
liar school books Consisting in Part o.
Welster's spe'ing Dock; Wehsters spelie,
ard defineT McGrfev's epe''ing book
RrAppRa.-N NrGuffcl IS So ies: Tower' .
Series 81 Gradual Readers: 4. American
1T 2nd class do.
GRAwNARs-Smith's New Gramma-
Towers Gradual iisspna in do
GEoGRArnIYs-Smith's Isl book: erlit'
qrnrto or 2na hook: smith s Geographv an
Atlas: Mi'cleis Primary Geography Mi
chefs Schoo! do; Nnrses Gnar'r do.
ARfrHNrtlcs.-- Go bune's Mer'aI: Ia
,ises Arithmetic: Sr,ith's intr"'"ct"I,
Smiths rrar' ca Suhith's Nrw Arithmetic
ALGrBra --Iiarise's lst lessons Da
vises B"n, bon.
GEoMErRY.-Davise's Iegendr".
Hls,oRy --rarlev's History; Gool-ric'-'
q. s: Goodrlchp'S England Gurnev's Z. :.
RElHoRIc.-3ovd's Rethofic: Porter ;
Rehorica Readers
Philosophy, Phreno'ogv Chemes'ry, &C.
ologv. Botany &c Also all the ron"'a'
Latin Books oct7-y.
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STATIONARY, &c
p II, anship.

DARrNTSa ID Teachers are invited to
L call at j. G. LaNoUE'S. Lafayette
>neet-to examine 'hr Philosophical Theory
and P,aaiceof Penmqnslp.
Tie Theory is divided into three parts,
Primary ln,ermedidte AID Final. Each part
in tonr Book. 5
This comprises cuts designed 10
ilin,frat. Re ma ner OF holding and conduct
iIg he hand .'rd pen preparatory excer-
c;ees. which loroushly train tine muscles
enp'oved H. wiring a classification Of let
tiers and words according % their simil.
aritv Of formation. and instructions accom-
panying the various exercises in each hook.
The whole so arranged as TO enable the ru-
!i's TO w;io over each pare twice Price
u cents tr 7-y
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Steam Engines & Sugar Mlu

Steam Engines & Sugar Mllls
BATON RO.jGE FO NlJKI.
THE subscribers are fitting up -Four
i. Steam-En ines. as follows:
One Engine II in hes cylinder, 4 # stroke,
with susar-Mil Rollers ! It. long, 2G IN
diameter. witt wrought iron shafts
One do | in - cylin Ier. ! ie,.t strok-
with susar-mill Hollers It. long, 26 in {:
dianeter.
One 40 II inches cylinder. feet strok"
with sugar-mil Rollers feet long, 26 in
diameter.
One 0 inches cylinder en-, -,ine 3 II stroke,
suitable for a saw-mill or me- um size
sugar mil.
We are now exten ing the buildings con-
nected with The Foundry. and increasins. the
na ,hinery, and are enabled to do all kind OF
work. in our line that may be confide 70 US
The patronage of the public is spcctfuly
soli tied. HILL. n Ht NDERSON.
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NIX. +. Way.
italian Professor Of Music.

IsAviNG permanently settled himself
/ with his family, in the CITY ct Bator
souye. W here re has resided since eighteen
months. offers his respectful franks 10 those
,,-rsons " l,o have already holored himwlih
heir conticie.re md tenders anew his pro-
fessoual services to all those wishin. to ie
fought op the Piano, Violin, Guitar or il
Vocal Music
Convinced bya long experience, that in
he study of music specially Pedaniiy is
disgusting. and that general rontine of in
,ruction will emily produce Indifferent per-
tpimers. he will use all his cnaeavours to
ace himself on a level with the in'elh-
erce of his pupils,-eneouraging. rather
Ian dsheaItening their et"rts, " hi'e al
ering strictly to the precepts laid DOWN by
be best masters he will continue as here
'ofore to tune Pianos. His prices will be
$40 for twelve lessons Of one hour each,and
So for twelve lessons OF halt hour each.
Apply at his residence on Convention be-
tween Main and ST. Charles Sis, ct at Mr.
Neirey's variety store, on Laurel ST Oily
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w. f. TUNNARD.

WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DEALER. IN
CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS stock OF Buggie
Rockaways. Barouches. Coaches, &c. has
been selected by himself. and comprises
every variety To his already complete
assortment. he is daily making additions
Persons will find it to their advantage. t.
call and examine his stock.
" + TT1NN 4PD
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TEE DAILY COMET.
PULLS TN DAILY MONDAYS ExcEPrED)
GEO A EKE, Editor and Proprietor
office on Third street.
r e r m 8,

THE subscription is fixed at the low rate
of IS 90 per annum. payable in advance or
Sc 10 at the ex' iration of the year. 1t
will be pnnctually delivered daily within
III. limits of the City by the carrier
AvdcriSing.-One Dollar per square
Sor the first insertion. ani half that amount
fr every subsequent inaertion-ten Lines.
or less. constitute square.
Yearly Advert 81 sing-Merchanfs.
Traders. and others. will be contracted
with on TIE most rea a,onable terms.
JOb.WOrk.-Wra are also prepared TO
do all kinds of job Work-s,,ch as Law.
yer's BRIEFS. BALL T,cKETs.PosTFRs. BILL
HEADS. PROGRAMMES. ELECTION Tickets.
Druggists Labels, Cards, Circulars. Visiting
Cards. Done with neatness and aeepatch.
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TO Planters,

4 iElN'% Corn and Cotton Cuitiva',,
= This 'r.Iv .'sefili agricultural i-noro'
N. nj. Ia. eer fully tt, ell bv highly =
- = ablc az nrarf;cai i,ian'ers who af;ert,.
tria,. say tat t.y is ,.a IN the cutivati.
A" ,'nrf. Cane. 81 C"t'o, t,,ere is a saving
,r a. least one third he 'ahor 70 man and
horse Ger the conmnr. GLOW II. new
,,,entjor,. rasen'pi March 90. ls4s
p'ar.orS arc irri'cd 70 cal and exa anime j.
my on hand and for sale bv
r. w. TTNNARD.
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MECHANICAL. &c,
.JCHy l.. WOLFE.

FCRNfY re W.iR..hGCNS.
Corner Of Church & Penitentiary SITS.
HAs CIV on han1 rye aHd varie' n
Ii stock Of Furniture, c'nsls'ing in Ea
part of-BuREaUs. SiprBosRps. AR-N
noRs various pa terms TABLrs. 'RAiR~, &c
BEBsTrADs. Cniss. CKArLrs CorcHEs and
Willow Wagons. all OF which are Of The
--latest fashions. a Il kinds Of manufacturing
and rep iring at the shor'es. notice.
All the business of al undeytaku attended
to. and in the lpSt style.
nvCof1ins made at the shortest notice,
and also a iorse furnished. Sept20sv.
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GENERAL NEWSPAPER

AND PERIODICAL AGENCY
CUBSCRlPT,ONS will BE- received b
~ the undersi snrd Cor the following new
rauc rs ard magazines
New dreams Daily 4 Weekly Cresr"''
Della
Louisiana State pepnDIican
lIlu~tra ed Family Friend
San Die ga formal Herald
Grahau's Ma -,azine
G"ley's
Knir kerhocker
Meyers Universuln
10 Specimen copies can he seen by ca
,;ug on JNn =. L,NOUE, hgrn;
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Carriages, Harness, sv;a Ps, &c.

THE Subscribers assortment OF Carria-
i cns Harness. whips, &c. is " ON
pIete, and h Il i'll n cxamina i.r
HI .,ck before purchasing in New o.
- as ruarantees his prices a. - as
as a,. i. the uuth
Harcroom corner OF Third and Flo ~,
Street,. Manufacturing and relai'l'.,
Superior style at the old established sta,ld
corner OF Man and Church Streets.
Jan. 18th. Il W. +. TUNNARD.
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Ns1N EI.sM
md Few Jewel,y--H rney House Row.
s sn Uf the B4,e>t Watch.
(iNHEODNRE COL Imam Matchma

fHEODORE Gttl " atchDla
l ker ard |ewel!er--respecifnliy inform
ais old iiiern.s and The public in gener,
that he tas per,nan, n,'v located himsei
hPJe. and calls then al entior 70 the supe.
riot advantages he yosse. es for repairing
Watches Ciorks NJ IL Pvse- aed Jewelry.
lie also keeps constar' Y 81 LsnJ, fine as-
soltrenI ui JEH ELET ccntsiiI. IN par'
Of fire gold and silver wa;yles. sod vest
.oh and si,ardcha,ns. gold TENS With gold or
,ilN er b,l,erS gold. silver o,ij =. rrsan spec
tacles. gold irckeje. fDge,ings. earrings, Ia.
iies, and gentlemen ',eastj IFS, shirt-studs
and sleeve huttons htart slides, adies bell
iites. neck klacies bracelets clasps. gold and
liver .himh.es. watches. earngs, &c. Aisc
splendid assortment Of clccks, lamps. cut
cry and fancy articles. and 9.any cthsrs
90 numerous t"nientio,i aif - which ne
.fier. 'or sac cheap tor cash. .; the sign .
he BfGE r WATCH
\ e. Nj work done 81 thi establish
II elt is warranted 10 perform we'll Watc'
es and clocks wsrrau.f d for tweIye months.
us--one .rrice ari CAsn. Iuly G =.
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Martins Reports.

NTlTH Mar.ial reference. by Tho,u'a
w Gibbs Morgan. Conr> Flor al law
-Four s.tts of the above work for sale Nv
oct7-y. j {. LAND l.
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LIVERY STABLE,

Third Street, Baton Roage, La.
HAVE ALWAYS on han and in good nrIe r
IL Carriag Cabs. Buygies. and saddle
horses. With which the public can be AZ
commOdated on the most reasonable terms
Horses and Vehicles can be had At an
hour Of night or dav at the old stand ot !.
i;olt z c. HUTCHINSON
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AGECRY EEEER,
Gonac, Sim. arA Ornamental.

PAINTER
Shop on Third ST. nert door to Lajfon $ Bakery
Hl orders given me for House. Sisn.o
: Ornamental Painting, Paper Hangins
and Glazing. will meet with prompt atten-
non AS am permanently located in Ba
ton Rouge, and as it is TO my interest to Civ
.enaral satisfaction, shall constantly
study IT.
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CARPET e. RUGS.

CAHFET Il KUGS.
TNEr - scr'ber las ipst received from
r-u York. a large assortment of In
grain. Three PLY. aid Brussels Carpets, all
of which will be sold at low p,ices
rspt q. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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PATENI ME,lEII INES.

This Gas. OF re!Eedirs. improl eriy c;ii'e
atem. are SIMPLY secret remedies, louf'
~ Practica! lhysirians, sfter long exper!
enc.. to be admiralty adapted 10 the cure
of certain discases; put up and offered fo,
,ale for the beneht OF Mankind.
Many persons here Will tell y",'. thai
Smith's Tonic, R,'wan's Tonic. Speeds
icnic. Indian Colagogue. Chanpioi's Pills
'aSnes' Lo,der' :. SaiingtoH's Eull's OF
Ne G'aiIentmig Pills, NiIi cure you Of any
asp q. Chiis ana tt,er, or Agne and Fe-
er TIA, nay occur ard 'ha' too. at a cost
Of from - cent, to = so; whereas it
would ordinarily cost you S5 00-They
would further inirilt You. that these RENE.
les. warranted 4ehuIne. are for sale by
H. /. WADDILL.
Druggist, neal the Hsrney House Baton
nuse Louisiana. oct6-y.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

THE attention of the Pubic ID called to
Y tire beautiful assortment OF Dress Goods
which ] am now opening direc, from New
York ard Philadelphia, co'Nisting Of he fol-
wing
;rl fsured Plaid, striped an Chene Silks
do Plaid, plain. end figured Black 8
Paid ;i'k ropiins, Turk sa-ins. and Scotch
Plan; Plaid and figured DeLaInes ard
a>hlneres Bia. K ulnu,ning Grape, new
4riicle fo, mcuIning; Black Alpaca Bum-
naz,i.es an hieck Del aneS: Engiish and
American P.ints. large assortment sfns !
igrres ior rh.lsIcn; Trerch Flint, all in
i,es> uatierb, no two alike: Plain fiGrr.d
and dotted French Swiss Muslins J&knet
amb ic. Nansook and Cross tai Auslins
Also tcautiful assortment az evening dress
Goods, very rich aud entirely nw.
octS.v ". u. PHILLIPS
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MAIL STAGE
From BATON u uge to ClintO,, y,

T EAEF Baion Rouge every smpdar.
IL TUESDAY and Fr.s'ay at s 4, NJ ans.
arrives at Clinton at ; p. VI. m" ,Iay
Leaves Clinton Nor1ay, Wednesday an
saturday :. W. an arrives at Baton Rou.rg
anne day at p. NJ. Fare TO Jackson 6?
Clinton 50 l-2 Ha"ing engaged an exp
rien-ed driver of sober la its. we hope u,
trict attention "a t'le hus ness 70 meet III
3atrenage of the Public.
Ug 3-v. X. {. HUTCH! fON.
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DELAYS are dangerOsls.

TN7hy suffer with1 cough, cold or any
w disease of the Throat. Breast and
Lungs when certain cure is SO easily effec-
ei y using
"W1sTERs HoURuorND CANDY"
This Medicine is judicious combination
of the hest expectorants in the Nlateria Med
lea. TIE most stubborn Coughs anil Colds
Weld to it readily, end it is founi to give re
lief even in confirmed cases fConsumption
it's not merely p1lliative.as many articles o.
its nature, hut possesses rat rnrative qua
tiles For sale ay W. B)GEL Agent.
Crews ninsnen
DECONNEEDEp a. ~ av'e"ent sr.
N plica.ion 10 "a'd ores Its. brasAs s
and snrains. For aa'e by
o,se.y H. +. WADDILL.
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INSURANCE cos Sc.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE.
p ANN lTY and TRJ ST
Company Of Pia. .ladeIpIain.
Cash Capital paid up $25O,OOO

G.. G. INLAY, Sec. SR CRAWFORD Pre- t.
Branch office a. A. O.. 4S Camp st.
BENZ. FLORANCE. \ en-
o. Agency at Baton Rouge. La. W. S.
PIKE. Arenta hslei feb17-y
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New Arrivals,

HfGElAN PILLS.-Just received
~ gross each, No. 1& No. of Mor-
rison's celebrated Hyseian Pills for sale ny
july % ly VA. Boer FL, Drugsest.
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EAR Rarry's Tricoyberous the hest COM
! pound ever discovered tcr the Hair
nrrt y. lad of VM RoGEL
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al REFINERY --A,l the crlet-atrd
{; French. English and German brands Of
Cologne al $. F. BLANCHARD.
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C.rARtF'CATnRS.-A few very supe.
- rior ones For sale by
icc 3-v II. 7. WADw4Lr. Drugt.
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% GALLONS of SewelI Taylors hest
w Sazarac Brascy. lust received and
for sac by Ns ST PLA.cp.rp.
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ERESH Lemons, Raisins. Figs, DC,
\ just received ard fer sale by
5. +. BLANcYARp,
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STEPHENS GYSTFK SAIGON

GTEfHEN intorms ibis friends ard the
~ public at arse that BIZ Oyster arrange
merits are now cor plete. and he j, ready
tn serve customers during the usual boDrS
Sept Sth 1883
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propossI. Tor Stationery.
Uouss or REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES
Clerks Oitce NAV i4in Isl

House. or RxrREsEsrlrIyKs UNITED srArEs
Clerks Office, May i4lh, 1858.
IN section OF The act OF Congress OF the 2h
August is4a entitled egaizing and making nppropa
have been usually included
he general bills without authority OF law and
incidental expenses o the departments
Offices Of government an" ' o's sa'a i'm
section is as follows s...
s.o H. Ind enacted all stationery Of
every TOR the OF the houses Of Congress
and and job OF
use departments OF and
aud departments at Washington including
blanks and wne, furnished
hc posl Offices United
Da be furnished and performed by by the
esi follows The The the
House the head each
deputy The Post ofco establishments
eos house establishment Postmaster G,
a shall advertise
weeks The Published
where articles be furnished, such printing done
furnishing ucb articles, whole
articles, for doing
any specified job ecof 10 be- dona place. specifying
snch the amount quantity description
Kind articles b. furnished, and
and kind fptintng TO be and all such shall
kept sealed until the day specified in such
ts officer
r~ons person offering furnish cluss Of such
perform specified portion or job Of said work. and Civ
log satisfactory security for the performance thereof uncer forfeit
twice the aure shall
doing the and IN the lowest bidder
within
in such
shall lowest bidder who shall such
contract such security And in of failure
he and his shall be liable
ue specified in such quidated damages be sued
the United Suites, court having jurisdiction
thereof
A. m Monday, 2s day Of ia (at which all
be opened for furnishing the articles Of stationery
during Thirty third Congesseach article be approved by the
Clerk, viz:
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GREAT THROUGH LINE 10 THE WEST.
9fA ~ w -.

baltimore and Oho railroad baltimore WAeeiag
e"B fe wtfh ne large, and splendid steamers 0j he
p"o" hne on Me Ohio a,d the stages to Eanespte, &c.
HIS sipedirous line being completed
finishing Of The Board Tree Tunnel road being
excellent order, the
fecu 70 M superior scenery
foau 10 of stupeudous and
Inc mail and
diseeuy through Wheeling hours,
endihs all stoppages arriving there at
passengers leaving Baltimore lodging
.uuDvand 7p nles and proceed thence Wheeling the
morning
To connect with these tuins, Wa
M anu n daily, meeting the baltimore the Wash
nsoh Junction. better known Relay House from
Baltimore. = \
which have just been completed route,
ION win The ears and down the Ohio Gin
cinnati and Louisville, the stages Nashville,
me 81 LOUIS and New Orleans packets those
further on
Passengers for Columbus Tor who prefer the land Gin
clnnnu and other OF Ohio and the West d
rect nom Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent eonhes
over the hest an Of The National Zanesv and
by railroad #r -#..
Passengers for Wesvle and Cleveland by steamboats, and
fal0ad VIII also hnd this 0gceae there being
regular and speedy connection at Wheeling and from hose
places. ll.
or baggage checked tsgh Washington Wheeling
charge Tor transfer Of passengers baggage
Fare by through ticket with right anywhere the
rouc) from Washington to Wheng 50 so; 70 Cincinnati, Sl
TO Louisville, sic.
Tickets be lad Of Mr.
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company
WM. PARKER,
May ll--dU General Superintendent.
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DY atent seSur.a Is49 patent
hydoeccc valtaic chains coTetcd 10 be worn under The
The wonderful discovery In medicine and cleo
trc OF day. They relieve without pain o fhock
cony such head, ana toon
ache, ais doioeux and by their mild but
ingsuch local paasr
&cdisappca They applied With The
81 al a. i also sss dsesss IN anSs SI and
TONS decoupose needle in short show
powerful voltalc pile The instruments pro-
effects weigh abu be folded up
and VIII last
man lifetime guarding hinisri family and friends Ac against
conp! which mild, streaming cleo
price oil complete chain from 81 TO s5 batteries, $40 to
S22 SO. .e.
incredible may ir facts any person easily
beforehand depot OF their truth The I'M
acknowledged III America by The
of Medicine Of New York. and the chains hava been A
medical colleges, The city, Bellevue
hospitals Brooklyn IIopia &c In Eu
by Naiionae Medecin Paris by tho imperial
by the royal faculty a Berlin and other sc-uhe
highest ORDER including the principal hospitals IN
Inc pfopretors possession testimonials TO the cf
America and Europe, as wen
IN both hemispbe invite public examine them
Pull illustrated descpionsoue for personal use, and ono
of testimonials, nnd number OF
York and Europe be obtained cratic at the
Tgs will be orwarded postage, 10 any part oil ,he
anssssr 20 prepaid Inquiries containing see cents
stnmps. :. SIbiNbh :,
Dr. H. Sehuckng corner and liih streets
Batimsc and Wm. Caspari, "a North Gay street
An
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school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthe late of the circuit
judges OF Tennessee l...
Nathan of the judges Of the supreme
OF Tennessee
Hon BrumHeld H. Ridley Of the chnnceors Of the State
Judges Carur Green dev their whole time exclusively
TO the school.
Daily examinations of each class the
explanations OF the
daily Of the examinations.
q Weekly law and equity, which stu
of facts by the proes
prosecute them tbrog all the known actual
practice framed Tequir. them
trials Some of the taken by appeal 10
which held monthly in the class, and In
public the end sessen The students act as clerks she
jurors Circuit Judges chanceofs, and In other official
pacities CONNECTED with their suits.
The session the Third Monday in Sep
embc third Thursday In February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July
Expenses per sonTuion fee $50 in advance; contingent
fee boarding $50. Students furnish their books
which "a be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
sessions required complete the unless the
Ne previous study required for nd
tission There regular classes may
any time during the collegiate year.
Theirs moot Legislature connected wi h the schct
Number Of students the last collegiate year eshiy-st
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoiy President Board Of Trustees.
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ITALUAB BILE and improved Farm In the vicinity Of
Washington offers sale Wood
stock the which she resides, certainly Of the
highly Improved In the of Washington. lies
ihe nayy-yard
road, leading ry
Mcrs Young, Addison,
Jenkins bon and the hospital three
seventy hundred OF which
cleared cuivauon and the residue heavily nbered The
cleared land well enclosed divided into fields, each
failing springs quantities
lime ashe stable and have this land
VI last Is u
produce heavy There Of bottom
timothy fifty and about forty seeded
The apd OF large and
and poultry and
and oil oubuldings
purposes the farm Possession of the farm and farm
will immediately long credit Will be
desired, for a portion Of The purchase mohey
For further particulars apply John Carroll Brent attorney
James q. Mcclure, Penns
of IOh street, where plot Of the property may be
the premises -
Feb i0-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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TO TRAVELLERS.

TO TRAyELLEHs.
Line bcfecn RdrPcr Ferry and
Washington Cuy.
known, swift safe, and comfortable seam packet
Captain yo,ney Purs running eonneron with the at
iIaper's Harpers Ferry Ut O'Clock, and
n Washington city at q O'Clock, y.
Washington city Tor The hrst trip
the day and down the neatfsnny
x sunday,) making three trips week
favorable economical route arc offered an
opportunity enjoying beautiful othc Potomac by day
light.
From Harrers Ferry Washington sa
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