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WAITS
AGENTS WANTED
To CIRCULATE

The History of the world.
R'HE great popularity Of this wnrk. well as its
4 intrinsic merits, AMI its complete adaptation 10 the
public wa Is, present inducements TO enerprsing youns
men Of business habits and good udress 10 act ~
Agents fer the same, rarely with 10 subscription
books.
No pains have been spared in any department TO
make it at once useful and attractive the exceed
ingy low price which is afforded places thfs great
work within the reach Of the hun blest citizen
Notwithstanding but small portion of the country
has been canvass'd. already eighty thousand names
have been enrolled oi The book, and the agents IN the
different parts Of the United States and Canada, are
daily adding large numbers Of the intelligent Of all class
ses for the work.
This rapid and immense sale furnishes the best com
mentary upon It's Intrinsic value aad admirable aiapta.
tOn to the public wants.
Agents viii not be required 10 canvass territory pre-
viousy occupied nnless they chocs) and all books not
sold, may be returned at prices originally charged if in
good coudiIion
Being connected with the extensive publishing house
OF MesSrs Harper Brothers, New nrk, we supply
agens with their publications their regular wholesale
prices.
Persons Wishing TO embark agents. or obtain fnr-
ther m6rmaiion willc cali AT office in Flagg's Build
Ing, mp stairs, opposite The Central Hotel address,
Qost pail e. NJ n Il. BILL,
men z deodaw4t Worcester, Mass.
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PERFU M ERY.

q III v VI IL IL
HAVE in aud offer for sale large lot of Luz
bins, and Preston MerrilPs Panel ENna EIDE Il Co.'s
Hedyosmia, ohm Moakia's Nonpariel Perfume Pstey
Cos Ess Sweet Brar, Pvers Triple Ext, Patchouy and
Lavende, Water. Maugnnet d Coudroy's Victoria Per-
fume Joseph Aut Farm Francois MAJ ia Farina Jean
Maria Farna and Johan Hu:On Farna imported, Black
Red Stamp CoOgnes Jean Motte's mpOrlel Orange
Flower Water, with great variety of domestic CO.
ognes, aud other perfume, all of which warranted
genuine, aud true their Also, the largest as
soTtment of Essential Oils in the city.
marl6 L. I. BAZELL, Druggist COL Main st.
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Glass Ware Glass WarelI
SHINGLES .

A LII persons who are In want of Shingles will do
N well to call aud examining our stock before purchas.
ing elsewhere as we have on hand The largest as.
sortmenl in the State not excepting Boston, and are
selling them ~ low prices. Also good stock of dry
PINE and SPRUCE CLAPBoARDs.
T.& o. X EARLE,
meh24 DIR
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Compost Manure.

~ RAvEL and LOOM, for sale and delivered in any
~ par. o. ue City, by u. T.. ABBOTT,
apo III st4a NI.e li 1913 Main IL.
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EEPs constantly on hand an extensive Stock of
IN Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful articles,
which he offers to The public reasonable terms his
great "V4tIETY STORE" No. 66 Main street.
UMBRELLAS, and PARASOLS,
of all sorts ana sizes Cotton and Scotch Ginghens,
Alpaca and silk, Of col0is, varying in price from
so cents to So 90. As we keep all sorts CT Materials
and Trimmings tor Umbrellas and Parasos orr ia ILL
ties are not surpassed by any Establishment in this
country for rep ring, altering and covering, which
ceive our particular attention
Canes and other nice articles repaired with great care
Plnkmg done,-Eyelets SET &C Rocking Horses
Games, and thousands of other articles for the anse
ment and instruction Of Children
Also, Birds, Bird Seeds, Bird Cages,
wanted by Bird Keepers
Baskets Willow Ware, ChiIdren's CARRIAGES. Cabs,
Dolls, and Doll Bodies, all sizes DC. Pine Feather
Busters, all kinds of Brushes, all Of Combs and
thousands Of articles not possible to enumerate.
Fairs and Chayab societies supplied with any guam.
tity of Fancy Articles wholesale prices, with tie
privilege o. returning all unsod.
Observe the Sign OF p YOUNG,
No IS Main street, liltle below the Central Hank.
MARI dawtf
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Excelsior Eating House No. 237,

T'IIaneat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
4 Messrs. THAYER & GATES,
where they Keep constantly hand all varieties of Con
fecionty, Foreign and Domestic Fruits & c. at whole
sale aud RETAIL
In connect with Lie above tlley have fitted a room
expressly for a.IaIrs aud Gent's Reffrshmen! Rnom
They also furnish families with the best kinds of Oy
sters, by the P:ni, gust, ~ gallon
Messls Thayer & Gates hope by their united efforts,
to merit contnuance Of that generous Tonace which
hiss hitherto been bestoN ed upon by discminaI
ing public. BENJAMIN THAYER
oci2I dit ID. G.. GATES
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4yOAA 0ulLcl4Ouy
For Preserving, Restoring, and Beaatying
the Hair.
(tausng il to ow ldxurianty and giving 1t soft
and curling app, arance the most delightful char
acter. The KATiiAIRON neulrazes the effects of
disease, climate, and Old age, in preserving and
ing the human Hair, even after BaidaPss of many
years, -cleUnses the scalp from DandrgE and its
ura mpurIlies-immedlatey relieves sympathetic at
tsoks of Nervous Heddacbe, and all cuaneous
diseases Of the skin, such Eryspelas Salt Rhrum,
Itch, &C. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE,
for giving the hair rich soft glossy and curling ap-
pearance rnothng has ever neen dis TO compare
with ITS incOntesied--s nconteslihe virtues Ii i'm
parts the fragrance OF The delightful and exotic
flowers and is free from all mineral properties or any
substance which color the skin, stain lady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
II is preemineny beneficial The Kathairen restored
my htir, after badness OF 10 years. A. JAY CouRr-
RIoRT, 76 Bond street, N. York" This admirable
preparation can be had Of all reputable Dealers through
nui North and south America, aud the Islands Of the
Ocean, In large bottles, for25 cents.
Sold to the trade liberal discount, but commits
stoned IN no instance.
d. s. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, New York.
So in Worcester by slBLEY 4 SCOTT, h. T.
LAZElL, DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN,
g. ,. A. j. HOWE, NJ. y. GREEN, and Il. Ii.
MARSH, and sold by all Druggists, every where.
WEEKS n POT TER, No. l54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
marl4 daw6ms
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CONSlT pTION!

NE above ESpecoi rant, prepared by an experienced
4 Physician sui Chemist, has become a stands
ard preparation, and is offered for the COMPLETE
CURE OF those diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS,
whic- if negle usually terminate fatally in CON.
SUMPTION. 1t contains opium. CdLomei, or any
mineral Whatever, hut composed entirely of those
Roots Herbs, and Yegetdbie substances which have
specific influence upon the Lungs aud heir connected
organs lis immediate eff ct is TO aay all irritation,
and gently remove the phlegm and other morbid
lions from the Throat aud Airpassages thus relieving
the Cough, by suldung the Inflammation, and other
causes which live rise TO it, il is approved Of aud
commended by Physicians of the highest standing, and
may be given vi perfect safety the youngest child
the most delicate female.
PROPR ETOR'S DEPOT-A. i. SCOVILL e.
CO., Gothic Hall, No. 3l6 broadway, New York
NEW ENGLAND DEPOT-BURR & PERRY,
No. Cornh Boston Mass
For sale in Worcester by SIBLEY n SCOTT. JAS.
GREEN, NJ. b. GREEN, L. ii. MARSH, and L. t.
L AZELL. marl5 d3n,os
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Savings Rank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL gxcBANGE.
0HE worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is omen
daily for the receipt Of Deposits from ali CLASSES
Worcester Oct. |, 1859. octld&wist
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Gray Hair Changed by the Use Of

TUN UUHoVV o I"VTVVtW7 WupItete
TINE reputation which this celebrated article has &C
l. qnired in a satisfactory results, has now become
thoroughly established.
or Among tho various remedies Of the present
day, offered for the improvement of the human Hair,
this preparation, the result OF paiien, ana laborous
Physiologcai research, has extensively received aud
merlted public favor. II requires but The careful app
cation of"Vnn Densen's Improved Wahpene," agTeea-
BILE 60 tho directions nrnishod TO be convinced OF iis
beneficial effects TO those whose hair from sickness
or other causes, becomes Impoverished, or fallen on
this preparation will cause II to DO newly replenished
with thick and luxuriant growth, and Gray Hair to
become changed and 10 return 10 its original color
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL x Hill, Apoth'
ecaries, 229 Main street. nov27 d&w6m
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NN LUs ULTRA.
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. AGhnA 1AD "A 4hOA4FG GOW Elm
AND DESIRE
Safety and Great Economy.
A N opportunity is now offered to all whom il may
IN concern secure the exclusive right of manufac-
turing, using and venting, in states and Counties,
IRVING's PATENT
Circulating Safety Steam Boiler,
For Stationary Engines, Locomotives Marine Engines
River, Lake, AID Ocean Steamers, sc. The advan
tages Of this Boiler all Others in are,
l. Entire SJfety from Explosion being more liza
BILE TO explode than open chaldron.
2. Less than ONE THIRD the amount of fuel is re
quired to generate the steam obtained by other boilers
of the same power.
s. The cost Of construction is REDUCED ONE.
HALF
They occupy but ONE-THIRD the space of 9th
boilers and may be applied TO any engine now In USE
s. the expense OF Furnace Crates Will be ncalcula
bly, lesscned by the small Of fuel required, and
the manner OF using IL.
Tue Company guarantee the reality of the above adj
vantages Their conclusions based on PRACTICAL
RESULTS, many Of these Boilers being now in use in
and about this city. The inventor has but just succeed
ed AFTER years OF application in bringing this valuable
invention before the public IL stands alone and inde-
pendent In It's merits aud II has the qualities claimed,
winch are undenab e, the public will at once acknowl
edge It's superiority over any other motive power.
Terms OF sale made known application At the of
nee OF the " IRVING STEAM BOILER COMPANY"
corner OF broadway and Park-p piece New Yo K, over
the New Broadway Bank
Circulars continuing terms of sale &c. will be for.
waTled by mail II requested, address as above
apl9" dam
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01

R It appears by the annual re-
port Of the New York State Engineer
and Surveyor, that 5l3 persons have
been Killed, and 1877 injured, on the
railroads Of that State, during the past
- II = 'flnt 90 fiHTe' Gf9lTpeE T
.Gs5E ,diJe dsg
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01

f
OIL-In our closing remarks Of last week we noticed
material decline in the price Of Lnseed since when the
are has mt recovered este being the ruling rate ioh
lota an arrival and ss37oc IRON second hands, The
onv saes heard u were 50 and 10 bbs al etc Lard Of
r.m.ins AMI and sltbouh noninaiIy unchanr-
u ..Io. oo,,,S - ~ ~ nv artsnt a our nsae
M. .s ssass Il. M a,d s060sso fo
w ~ ~ \. a,,Sin y sis n nm.
u. ~ ~, y IL 'OTH'tS,S 'O'', &TSg 10 8 s3511
% ppoVTSinSs" s,a,s hs. copt,nuea IN ursaent
80 IA bss,,, and or fipres indcate
s..,; 4 h, VA "a r,o.ts Tosards
.ts- ~, ,s Dar
ulS Uv'o ~
holuels .S ~ ,Ss-
w ,a''D, ~ Z - is.,. .s. 1sstsa q "a
inS os ,oOo SSo
A ~ y M. cIos;ng Srw ~ Rnmns or prime We
Ss.rS y No t.snssrt;ons ~ MN nssts 80 OO6 md
"a OOO ~ Siaes n a. a which te market closedstead
Shoulders weouote al 4.c OF Bacon, R hhds Shoulders
~ I " S,1 ~ VI Z.
~ y ~ = ~ .,. ~, -
n4'e n0' |eaiS - ss'o aNe !. e.
" s,T. IN soo M ooo INA e6
sSy lIsi settiy -. = III ssk Al ~ M
ass.,I 800, i a III and lbl
Ma 4 sSroo. ~ IA, ~ &
: Z Il ", 8 3, Z, g 4, ~, n "a
I vsdnSls.v M a al .,d lka aemaTld being fair lis
bbIs sod On wsanesdey Il &c % Der husheL 20 do Ou
Thursday 90 do on Friday at the same on Saturday 10
M. oIJ - AZ oo ra a a. "a A. m -, busbsI a.
~ ~ i q I IN, s,,aii,otss u
e o. Yesterday :. aG 1I Ipd A. Y y 4 aas e O. # - ~ "
Anee = ~ tes1 M - % y ~ S-s al
arrival would not command over - " 70 W. Ihelm-
ports oil the week, OF clover and timothy were S59 bbl
and ON the first Of SeDtember e bbIs against 94OS
do the same time last season. Exports Of the weeEwee
$50 bbs and from the first of September e15 do against
6Iss the same time last season. Timothy is dull at
ssto "a 50 for fair to choice on arrival and % 25
for store. We still quote Flax at sl@i O5per btsh.
RIcR-Prime sells the retail way at 64e outside Of
which thereis nothing doing! .3i 9gGd 9t h'tl
SALT-Pfces Of domestic have not varied since last
Tuesday and we continue to quote Kanawha and MasOn
County at CSC bushe In foreign wehear Of no sales.
There is very little Of any description coming forward
sHoT-Prices remain at ssa 5O@2s y keg, and s2p
bag. .-s-la
SIEAKINE continues in good demand at prices vary
Z ing rom q V ssc according to lnapFyil 7HL5 l-
IuBACCO-Ihe demand lor manufactured Is quite
active at very full prices. The sales Of the week sum up
theCOnthued upward tendency in prices the,s is
responding disposition manifested by merchants to lay
in stocks and manufacturers on the other hand ask and
obtain very full prices and the lower grades are shade
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01
She Cqp that cheers,

II L, HARrER, Al Fifth street, ono door west
LIZ Of Walnut has In stole one OF the best and
ern country, which he will sell wholesale and retail
low the lowest, and warrant to give satisfaction
or money refunded Remember the place, AZ N tn,
one door West Of Walnut, Appollo Building. 4 t8.
march 25-6m
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01
N n "a.

4 WE GIVE NEW YORK, WEIGHTS
90 ana tares On every package Of Tea, and
~ make no charge for dfAyage 9I snl9Ring' II
MOORE b CHESTER,
H 9U9 Tea Waref66ms, Seventh and Vvalnat, Cin y
! February 9, 1872. lo s9l9ii1a nigl1so div
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01

M, B. Mason is candidate for School
Trustee in the Eleventh Ward. m hae goi
GFJ.IH HALLAM, Of the First Ward,
is candidate for the Office of Justice Of
the Peace, at the ensuing Spring election,
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MOLASSES- The market iS xefyheasy, and pnees are
nominal, except in the small way in Vhch way the sales
are still making at Sc In the large way, lots can be
had At 2c aud some outside lots have been offered At
even lower rates The imports the past week. ending
Saturday were 1868 bhs and IRON he first oI September
s66s bbs against 9lS the same time last season. We
quote Sugar House at 4OE94lc. 2li's' Hil to49lg,
X NAVAL STORES spints TuTpsntine sells IN small
lots at T7c and from store BY the barrel az 7sc. We mo-
tce sale oi $50 bbs common Rosn at % a5 indicating
no change. There is no change in Pitch or ROsin.
NAILS The demand continues moderate, without
. .h.rLun ir rntna and we nnnte aa helnre aaY;
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rsidlyDk "A 49, gnas Besi Cattle eoqllnup IA Ysry
modeutss,puly and the market firm q ea97 pr cws
n. ior rood and prime Sheer remain q sses y head
SlaSihsprsyaihns rates. case. e'9t 2 head. ~
HOPs-Frst nort Eastern ere selling - shs Felel way
atm@&oR b, and beyond this ve hear q pething 40
Ing s.;f3 - ~ u
FROM tThs dsm6nd for PiEhas continued inlly eena
70 tie suppks and TIE market remains llfA y 10y
~ .y months ior Ohio ryerhpt blast from river and
v.rd Tenpels,e cold blast may be quoted from 80 70
az varying according 70 quality Bar i unaltefed. n
; LRATHER-Tbe demand continues iair and the mar
kss firm 1t The advance noticed in our aas and YssOn
tnus 70 quote 1. NJ cauntrv. /.
DfS'' ~ = dissssd. H . st. 81 OO8si % = q o,,. y
UPpsr n a I,... IoSg9 ..'.,; 4 Ooss % u q
Harness, in rough, y b. g. HSsesn
soIs, g6;y::ss.,..l;i,r, ASA 2SsI8g$$cS cSi0i q H$lS'5
Do Heml0ck.....!.s.. lc91N
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TIE person entered bfehs unss Gs
payment Of the puoa be mad in Advsncs.
Distant ssssenbss. money letter. postage
which wi b paid BY
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly datns
Subscriptions os period ess year viii be- received on
pfoporuoned 10 the above annual rates.
py- PosTMAsrERs authorized agents ana By
sending DAILY subscribers, With $50 enclosed OF slys
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with SIS RVS WEEKLY
$40 enclosed will be copy oi tns
same they furnish subscribers for,
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Three Hundred Dollars Premium n Plan for .
hlsrket-hOuxe.


MAYORS OrucE,
Washington June J. 1883.
NDER the authority Of joint resolution the Board Of Alder
and Board ofCommon Council OF this approved 18th
April 1885, authorizing therein
the for building be erected the
Centre suitable public
notice hereby that of three hundred dollars
will be given for the best plan OF building for said be
eced the site Of the Centre Market house
Persons desiring offer by application Mayors
Office either personally by eef obtain diagrams square,
with its dimensions and the streets adjacent thereto
The building be afford accommodation the
for all with
i9o feet capable Of being divided
with various Offices and for other public purposes
wings 7ih and 9th
information the subject be obtained npp
cation at the Mayors ONCE.
Each plan IN be accompanied with a specification.
The be le Mayors ONCE before IL O'Clock
me- Monday the first day Of August
The premium paid person plan shall be
proved oil and adopted by this corporation.
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
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Msunt Mary. college, ~e.r Emm'ssshurg, md
uUE annual session OF studies a. Mas College
and ends the last Wednesday
Of June.
afterwards 80 for each hsM swsy.
payable The only charges FOR and
(which srndrs zach 80 and for
spanish, (siso opiorsi) zach -
All the sod-ns instructed in the doctrines and trained the
practice Of The Cstho''c religion - ..
JOHN MccArrREy, D, D.,
July 23-dQw b eHsl President
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ing Tor The spread and continuance OF slavery II is we
who would oppose the banefu growth, and we are re-
solved they shall not transfer The burden OF their
lnquilies Oar principles are broadly written. we hide
them under eyasions false preences and for the
saving OF their souls and their good names We invite
The chiefs oil The negro press 10 follow example
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-P. w, BROWNING, merchsn
beu leave cali the attention
wshinr~n, and to his superior and
well of French eos casstmess and vsnss
BEING determined IN
the fullest M popnsr princes Of " low prices snd
clothes NJ prices
NJ going 70 the
csed cheap He has spared no pains IN
surpassed either IN style,
color, quality With his friends for the liberal
patronage h-retosve extended o,cis continuance ct
the Mar 3t-aawn
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From The Journal OF Commerce, August ..
Chamber of Commerce.

The regular monthly meeting was held yesterday, al
one o'clock. p. m, al the Merchants Bank There was
full attendance OF members.
The committee appointed at the special meeting held
on the 25,h of July. u TO which referred The sub
jecl-matteT connected with the mission OF Lieut. Maury
OF the National Observatory to the scientific convention
10 be held al Brussels the Esd of Angus, next reported
The following resolutions
The committee appointed by the Chamber Of Commerce
al special meeting called the 25h instant relation
States as representative Of the American government
the scenc convention TO be held Brussels the 23d
olnlions for the consder alton OF The Chamber
Inc government OF her BItsnnic Majesty ha wing invited
The cooperation oil the OF United States
endeavor form uniform plan of making
cal at ioepn s'aons throughout the world
tonai Observatory Washington having been
The part of hs United States attend hs said
been appointed to be held Brussels, and having arranged
to extend the plan OF observations to The well
the land and understanding that Lieutenant Maury in
tends offer foreign the advantages to be
derived from his observations the winds and
Resopta, That the Chamber have learned with much
satisfaction the discrimination oi The Of
The dsneresedness which has prompted the LIBERAL offer
Of Lieutenant Maury will be properly appreciated
tifc aainm. ns OF Lieutenant Maury, and his lab ,ou.
researches which have specially qua1iel him fill the
place assigned him. we regard the appoir tmeDt
llay fit and appropriate. and well calculated promote
The object o. lbe convention.
hss0Ucd lhat the lhaHIbeT approve OF the plan oil
Lieutenant Mau,y of extending these observations the
well to the land, considering the less inn
poran than the other, and hat will be adopted by
convention
Rssoped That the Chamber hereby commend Lien,ensn
Maury ihs favorable of merchans ship
er and all commercial associations, places which he
may visit during The he intends take in England
and tie continent previous after the closing
The committee also recommend that a copy OF the pro
ceedings OF the Chamber under the corporate seal and
signed ny its officers be transmitted Lieutenant Maury
aud the Chamber OF Comme d several important
cities OF Europe, according the discretion Tie Pres
dent OF the Chamber
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MATCHEA. Jeyweiry, silver Ware. Ac.-M. w. GAIT
Bro of I'm. watches manufacturers Of and dss
Of rich swsly silver Asc
Gold silver and light glasses, 6ne plated
ware Aibsts forks spoons, &C. -
every Advantage getting their stock The best
purchasers not surpassed
= = w. GAIT 4 BRO,
sirp Of the Golden Esge
Penn. avenue, between and 10Th
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THE college
the Monday September 1853 the second
first Monday in following February.
The faculty of nine professors. The
bcr OF cadets attendance 22 The
studies the sceatifc United atay
Academy, aud history, English
and Greek and Latin
iect including civil modern
with and branches
The military feature introduced
knowsdye, discipline, health, develop
Chages tuition, boarding, rooms,
wants. attendance, and $50
8asgeoa's % address
Smith, LOUISVILLE kentucky, johnson, 81 Mag
street, New Orleans d. r. johnson, superintendent.
t-k awe p2m
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Homo and Fo. saxn Patent and 0snerui Agency.
MICHAEL. NOuRaE & CO.

MICHAEL NoURsE CO.,
Once southwest Of 9Th nearly opposite the
General Pos, Once, Washington, d. G.
n d Co. will give their the prosecution Of claims
s whether before the
Csu,i Executive Departments procuring of
this and foreign countries purchase aud sale
The be moderate, regulated the
nd rendered
Bone firm will shortly for England and the
Of Europe and viii take charge business with which he
may be inuusted
.s1f ISIS MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MORSS,
= CHAS Y. SrANSBURY.
Sohciot and legal adviser, r. H. GiLLET.
Tune lg-wE
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WALTER Il. JONES,
Z. PERT,
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX,

Chamber OF Commerce. calling The attention OF the board
the subject OF Sound dues exaced by the Danish gov
ernmen and advising the adoption oil measures to pro-
cure the abolition OF these taxes
After some further debate, the Chamber adjourned