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RonBrR ARREsrED.-About fortnight sine,

RonBER ARREsrED.-AbOut fortnight since
capethag containing sis 900 in cash certificate OF stock
kc was stolen from baggage room on the Norwich and
Worcester Railway. man named Patrick Barnes was
suspected and teleesphe dnpstch sent to thus city
relative the matter Deputy Sheriff Alden went to Nor
witch and Stonins,on investigate the matter and s
2d inst he track of Barnes aud that day arrested
him board the between Sonngton and Boston and
recovered the property. Barnes agreed 10 come back vol
UNFAIRLY to Connecticut. but when be go, nts Boston be
fused TO Alden placed him IN prison, repaired a:
and 10, requston from the Governor returned to Boz
took his prisoner and landed HIM IN Stongten Mon
day evening He was examined on Tuesday and committed
to Eew-London County Jail to await his trial
A DEADLY AFrRAY.-John Gossin, the cele-
hated clown, who LETT here upon the Violating Palace with
Christmas Day, with of the citizens OF that place
The parties each other terribly and in the course OF ne
antagonist who died in few hours after Gossn Al once
delivered himself up TO an Officer and partial nyssnsa,
ton which had dscloed the fact that he bad acted
entirely the defensive. Cincinnati Inquirer, JAN
DREAprUL CALAMTY-Ticeaty Lirts Lost
We learn from reliable source, says fae Neg Msdra
Journal othe 18TH that four coal boats were sunk at er
wethsrs bend one day last week and cut OF ~ men VINO
composed the crews only man escaped The survivor
that there high wind blowing at the time and
boats causing them 10 sink i'm nedaey We not learn
where the boats belenged. louisville jour jana
CURE FOR THE ERYsIPELAs-The editor OF
Tae Sais@ Observer gives public care fr IA, dstssssns
disorder, IRON which he has been great snrsrer' he ays
"a simple poultce Of craneenies pounded ne and applied
in state hss proved in my and number also IN
this vicinity, certain remedy In this the ponltsce
YVES srphea on going bed and the next moran bis
surprise he found tie inflammation nearly and IN two
DAYS he well Is ever Alb. Eve. Joarnal
kV Seventeen States, at least, have passed
Homestead Laws. OF the Southern States Georgia
epts twenty acres, not exceeding N value $50 fiords
exemp forty acres exceeding in value s4oo Alabama
forty acres house and lot IN town, 500; Texas two
hundred acres $500; California, tic land Of geld $500
Soath Csrolins forty sc-es. 500.
~ The Democracy Of Oswego had ballot
for Postmaster and Collector Saturday evening For
Poamasfer, s. r. Beardsey received ~ voss and w.
Surner 2iS j. Bentley received all the votes cast for
Collector portion Of the party repuhate the whole
proceedings insisting that the meeting was Wing trick
~ Covington, Ky, refuses 20 license rum
shops BY i7s majority
~ Several attempts have been made 10 burn
the school house in District Ne. 4 in Springfield Masa
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Fatal ArFRAY.-On Saturday night last,
while a Methodist congregation were holding their
meeting about two mes north of Hornellsvile party
of Fix 1rshmen wood choppers, who had been at work
in the neighborhood entered the Westinghouse and
commenced abusing in the most outrageous manner the
preacher and congregation, and, after shaefuly beat
ina of them, succeeded in breaking up the meet
ing and dispensing the whole congregation. lnforma.
t,n of the outrage given 10 Constable Reddy
OF Hornelsyie who, with posse, after procuring war
rants went in pursuit of the party and overlook them
about midnight at Robinsons Tavern, five miles from
Hornellsyhe, on the road leading to Howard Flats.
They in the bar room, each armed with an axe
hoye and upon the entrance Of the Constable and his
posse they commenced furious assault upon them.
Commandst to dcsist were unheedcd and after receiv
ing several and stunning blows Constable Reddy
drew his revolver and fired in the midst of the rioters
One Of them named Chrstey fell MORALLY wounded.
They continued the assault furiousy than ever,
forcing the Constable and his out Of the bar room
into the road During this time Constable r. endeayored
10 make of his revolver, but only succeeded in die
charging Of the remaining barrels the ball Of which
took effect In the Of OF the rioters Assistance
after arriving three Of the party were secured
two made their escape
Coroner Young held an inquest upon the body of
Christey on Monday. Bath (Steuben Co.. Advocate.
A Rochester paper says that the persons engaged
in this affair were two Mccormick, two Patter.
sons, and one named Gleason. The latter was shot
dead One of the Psttersons shot though the aru
while his brother was also hit BY the Sheriff while at.
tempting to escape The parties or Of them are
said to have come to that place from Rochester.
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- AccideptJren Persons Injured
HfHfv"" Murder.
PmLADgLP HfA, Bundey, Jan.

PiuLADyLPIrA, Sunday, jan ~
An accident occurred to the train from PITTS
bufSn throwing the last of the track, ana
Ise . rs 4 OF az epbanknent There we're zen per
ssn he :: # wso% T csbe 9sf'
eontrscois broken and not expected TO I've
Judge .et on IRE By the upsettng OF stove and
burrtup Chen vas stabbed Saturday
hight s.n;O ,.., Sss iO' The ierpoSsi artery
person cs1sns H wism was arrested picion he
severed LEVIN " .n;,t soohan. who, William being
hsd been nd r.eoompsned him 70 the door Ofhs home
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DENMARK.

IL is well known that much attention has been
S,treeted in Denmark TO the question OF the compen
ss,on 10 the OF the eancpatcd slaves In the
Denish West Indies. Last year the Finance Minister
offered forty Spanish dollars for each slave the owners
demanding seyen,yhve. This year be has brought Ia
a bill raising the compensation 20 fifty dollar,
ahead lis expected that this win be accepted by
the house and dagreeabIe question be thus set at
rest
Eddeiin, the historical painter, Is just dead.
Sged 40
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HARRISBURG, Saturday, jan -, Io' '.,
very important arrangement Was ne oy STATE At
,o.ed today for Philadelphia nteres 80. s between the
barge oSsI Rsir " Company and Bingham aud
Z, which the latter give up control Of 81 pisso
C ssr 1.ss running ID with those e re hsa
,snis Railroad over vs the b,cE MN under t,
70 nsa wo1e sst as local agents at Philadelphia
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PhiIa delphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA Saturday, jan ~ looo
NIL r. Harvey, the Washington CORES aes,
,,neut of The Ho Anaicon, Is lying seIy ~" -, Il
an sfection Of paralysis. lie haS oeeh 'P'e'N''
rstber better this morning. -, .r-;vad
The steamship State Of Georgia has arrived
The bark Agenoria, from New-Orlea ss.I go'
..hore 4; tbs liver while in tow of the tug boat
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SWITZERLAND.

Letters from BellnzOns and Vienna state
that the Austrian Government Is disposed pick quxr
rel with Switzerland, the ground Of the expulsion a
the Capuchn Monks from the Canton of Ticno Aus-
tria claims these Monks her subjects and hes Cd
dressed donineerng note 10 the ConfedGurofn.
threatening 20 Sesort to extreme measures AMI
he Restored
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xxxIId CONGRESS. -. SECOND SESSION
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SENATE. =. WASHINGTON, jan ~ ioo''
Not in session.
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THE MINNESOTIAN,

THE MI n n E SO L l A N ,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BYJ.P. OWENS s. G. w. MOORE,
Saint Paul. Minnesota Territory.
TERMS Two DOLLARS per annum
in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad-
vance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
tNoNrAREIL LTYPEoR EQUIvALENT.1
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, 81 90 per square OF
twelve lines, the first insertion, and fifty cents
square for each subsequent insertion.
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Half a column, 81 81 W W
One-fourth of a column, ~ W
Business Cards not over six lines, D W
Over six lines and under ten lines, 80
Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 90
all changes ordered in advertisemans charge will
DE made OF thirty cents per 1000 ems composition.
We to charge the above prices uniformly for ad-
SertisipS.
JAMES NJ. GOODHUE, Pioneer,
u. A. ROBERTSON, Democrat,
OWENS X MOORE, Mnnesotian.
St. Paul March 24h, 1852.
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A Cincinnatian residing in California, write

A Cincinnatian residing in California, writes
back, saying to friend :-"I wish you would
have the kindness to forward me by Adam
Express young lady Of the right kind who
would be willing to make California her home,
as am so busy have no time to tend to 1t my
self. will do as much for you. or will pay you
now by putting you in the way OF making
fortune.
A Miss Dunlap, aged 70 years, on the night
of Thursday last. in Monroe Co., Ohio, fell into
a we'll forty-fve feet. having in it seven feet OF
water. She fortunately went down feet fore
most. pulling the bucket down with her. to
which she held on, till her cries brought assist
ance. She was drawn up in the bucket. with
out being injured, but her new calico dress
was wet through!
Judge Bronson has accepted the New York
Collectorship.
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AN NN&roAN HOUSE,

ID ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
II e Mass, having lease OF the large hotel at the
upper end st. Paul, with everything in proper order
the convenience of Travellers boarders, families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends aud the public to give him CALI believing that
do much for their comfort be expected
country, yet supplied with regular markets.
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Central House, st. Paul

rAyE BURTON have taken this old and well known
~ house. They have htted 1t up anew, and are now
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with
comfortable quarters. No pains will be spared to make
the Central House of this best Hotels In the West.
November. 1851.
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,HN EsAIAs WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD
Wakefield & Warren,

.7Horneys and COunseiUors at LdU and Soii-
cifOrs IN Chancery
Office Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota,
St. Paul, Min. Ter.
W. & w. will attend with diligence and care to all bu.
sneSs of their professo, in the different courts of this
Territory that be inrustci TO them. Their arrange
ments in the New York and Rhode Island
such will enable them to transact business Of general
special those States with the utmost dispatch
They will attend 10 the collection of debts, the
locating of LHnd Warrants the purchase and sale Of city
Real Estate in the country, and to all other mat
directly indirectly connected with the profession
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F. E.. COLLINS.

F. E. COLLINS,
AUCTIONS COMMISSION HOUSE
THE undersigned having received an Auctioneers Com
mission from the Governor Minnesota has opened an
Auction and Commission House, in ST. Paul, where he
will sell commissions Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture,
&c. He believes that the superior advantages of
st. Paul market, will be sufficient inducement for
business men and manufacturers at distance, to send
their goods, &C., be sold commission at private SALE
or at auction. His charges will be moderate.
N. b. Particular attention viii be paid to the sale Of
real estate, in about st. Paul, ST. Anthony, Stwa-
ter.
March6 F.E. COLLINS.
REFERENCES:
Gov. Alley. RAMSEY, St. Paul,
HON. II. II. SIBLEY, Mendoza,
DAVID OLMsTED, Merchant, Benton c.,
&c. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
VIM. II. FORBES,
ELrELT & BROTHERS. I M.r.,.. q.
J. W. SIMPSON, D.sr o''
JOHN FARRINGToN,
d. l. FULLER,
FRANKLIs STEELE, Mer. st. Anthony,
WIN. HoLcoNBE, ESQ.,, Saltwater.
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DOYS' HATS AND CAPS-An ex-
- tensive assortmsut-send along your enildreo 20 W
them on At the store Of pAHL q pVoLh
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NUMBER 33.

ADVENTURES OF A LOWELL LADY OK THE IsrU-
MUs.-A DECIDED "FIX" AND NO .FxESs. The
Lowell Courier makes the following extract
from private letter from California, dated:
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EURNITURE-just received splen-
l. did lot of Furniture from Cincinnati which will
sell at Saint Louis prices. Call at the rooms Of
+. L. COLLINS, Third ST., below Jackson.
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name Of no person win ss books uaiess hs
payment Of lhs subscription la advance. # -
Distant sutsencers forward mon~y BY letter pos.ss
which win be paid all by ourselves in s s
usnsmsson. A ~ H.ia1 tte e.la'sb
The COUNTRY PAPER s rabiished aSrtss hs See
Soas Of ConUcss, ssd semi weekly during
Subscriptions ios period less than received
psol'oriiosed the shove snnua l| tfF
Q- POSTMAsTEn5 authorized axsnts ssS ty
sending DAILY autscnbers with
SEMI WEEKLY Subscribers with SIS snsossd WEEKLY
subanbc, with elo enclosed, will be ealed " The
they subscribers for, Svst GeC
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Georgstown CI~ssioai and Mathematical Academy.
w. d. sTUART, Principal.
To bs siis in e inayvsien ~ crsssA

Georgetown Classical and Mathematical Academy.
q t#s' w. d. HTUART, Principal. '..'a
To h sL tie Of 'nsysi.n ~ sAor.ssAy osmrea
desned This institution Isng and svoaby
the advanced classes OF cor,
studies ordinary business Of l The
will embrace In addition the
modern nsihemac- chemistry psofnl and .ena
csoby history, bs,oc concion, sad other studies Vt The
@s.4. He t.# wt..s er. @E.E- 4. ~ \. 5sn
The Acsdsny furnished with v,uabs arpar.tu.
surveying practical
The scsdesy ussrd the hesghs
ceisbatsd believed
qn.tncs vcuiy
yosh.
Z CONS ss.sEt uai--I aTyRN. ## ea. q 11..r
gs tH. PsysSis sr~ s~.raysn sS.~ro. tt1.f .d
board, including fss, lights, washing, Ae
70, trn mon'h 5lo
Per ~
Y,f tuition in French and drawing extra.
oCos 2. Smith, virgisi. Miisry
Hon. A,exsnder n. n. Stuart, s,aanton, Va
Hos Joha Letcher, L.rins,os, Va ~ ez#
MAJOR D. H. Till, Professor Mathematics in WzhIsron Col
Iese, LeIinsion,V Va
fur-er Samuel Fo're., " = NAVY.
Capt. Seth Eastman, u & Army ~ Hr...
Col Lorenzo Thomas, u. 4. Army.
kev. David Caid~en, Geogeto~n, ID, G.
sves p-a-ae the Georgetown Classical and
Mn-aslca under charge Of M W. D. etsa Nj.
graduate Nsaia Military lrslisats and
Three dschsghE saisacton the duty
say patrons his academy that they is
oss conpcest, aaa faithful teacher 80. z
FRANCIS " SMITH,
June l7-dked q superiat. sd.nt.
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RkiLSi BELISf BELLS The sah~crhsrs nansfac'uss
hs~p hand all factory
bsa ferry l"corouse scec ard hei Thee
bells hung with the oveshle They
b. tanned around that cisppev vin rsvke IN
eace which s,>irsbe after bell has been vunG fe~
sprrs ared In resting
The bell thereby proionslns These be
trrvd from the hstt stock iron casssv Al this
foundry these As and found
en We give written warranty that church bells break withs
oR dse of purchase with f ~t with
charge. The bella Nearly poeo
sv. BEEN ~od ths fonndy which
Sencs N their sup~rosy We sd sIves
sward nom the various % or the best bss for soScgcusse
purity toesn We
chimes. and s~f.r furnished ny oas oardry
withsn few % of tho Hwdon rves is csns an< rsHrcsA
IN direction A. this establishment
lind the red sses, And has the s,sess s.smer hes
Orders be hed dcrpsch We refer beIb
any NJ the etstss md bells rt.n exchange Mr.
Levns co"pssses, AZ, constantly on hsod hsd.e.s sa
A. MEHE.LYS SONS,
May ai-iydkcp fa ftFt3h ftW III y west Trey, v.e
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HE fcrty sixth session vii, begin Tburdsy October
10, 1853 and the LIST Of March, 1854 .faa 51
Principles and Practice Surgery and Clinical surgeyNAhaR
X. Smith, NJ ID.
Chemistry an Pharmacy--wm u. A. Aiken, NJ. ID. Hall
Practice Aedicine and Clinical hedsinesam
uel Chew, NJ. ID.
Anatomy andP Phvsiolosy-Joscph Robey, NJ. D.
Obstrtiv vs-RiclIard u. Thomas, M. ID.
Mstsra Medca, Therapeutics, and PaholokyGeoge W. Mtea
berger, NJ. d.
Praetcu uAnatomy-Berwick Smith, NJ. ID.
full course $50 demonstrators fee, Si0 maticua
graduation. S2u e si in ni
purpnscs clinical fnculy
inhrmuy, beds. II belongs
University, attended rntrey faculty.
open all mAcuales of the school throughout the
i 4
abundant cheap Expenses living
Baltimore low Aitsntc chy. ase NJ
n ~ ..,-..g.E.s-. VIM L. A. AIKEN, u. .D,s Is
Aug -2awt5lhOct Dsas. Z
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UNIVEHsiTY OF VIRGINIA.

TnE open OF October
i nd of June following
The univ. sy embraces the following schools viz ancient
languages 3 m1drfn sngusses mathematics
philosophy. mn~rsoxy, and geology eh@,nts,y
comparative ply siotsy suysry phi-
iosophy ietoc political economy
law Also Iecursshp Of special asd mrdics
and monstruorsip The schools Of
suases
OF
The including rIohng, bsok pocket
are AZ foiin~s asE 1slle at A.A ftsE q
schoos eS6
Boarding. inctudins Dict
Room oecapyins o. esch 90
wihoui psacincs something u ~ Hcs4
9ts; dcpos Is oo
wa.hins Si0; fuel and tight, 20 o.
r#t .sn# e.HEM t#. sass OF
Students of medicine charged tickets ea5 each
a5 The the intermediate
3 500, in senior class, SIS. GESSNER HARRIsON,
Aug a-2awiwcp Chairman Of the Faculty.
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ALExANpRrA ACADEMY

THE fall the 18Th septenber The
course study usual Encbh brApches, ts Lsin
Greek French, GcrnAn AhgtAess, And Woouh
ronomy, Illustrated apparatus are djvssdo ne saAens dn
the s..l 800.
Having facilities of the complete orSe And
pc,en erpcnc~d in thtIr psossa % s hfui student
otoash iAnctiou and fun and extensive
of edocation ...s. :, - r.-,.. 49,. f.f
Terms. board Ais, for acsdentc al
months IN advance. The modern -
quarter Circulars he obtained BY sddesn the us
derssped- Il ss..,. \. -. .M X. Il. bkOtKETT,
Aug 2o-eodN ~ Principal.
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CARM rOH SALE ccrtsufns II sefcs saJotnns
ptenses TCot WIN. Mnov The improvements upon
dwelling aud houses sman peach Orchard
variety n oshrr Mutt II delightful w.r
veil
every variety Vegetables and ut, this
TODD ofeuivstor There asufceet ~ nm
Der ordinary pupo-e Inqns o. Nr. ELr the premises
<odff.
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ED I1 General Claim Agency. '5tafa .ra
y A. sosMERviLE, Agent and Attorney for the
Ns psnson against
e executive departments yixna scrip aud land
negotiated, Refcrences lorms,
forwarded per mail upon .., ina .E .u.s
street, tbs Post Once Department Posses
be Address
Washington, DC. July i5-Iaw3modhcp
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lotteries Maryland
appointed for pupe
the nifnes OF the drs wing : ~ tAtF u
single ackass In si, of the above ores dnw ihs sr
the schemes.
svasbsy sii enclosing
in proper envelop observing scfe confidence
vetas ptWsed dsAwi~f
fed hy enacsr with written sIplanatoa Of The
All once Immediately nfrf
,bs arriving money bank "o'~s of state shen 81
psr fof uckets.,
nnd safety mss at tboond orders CONTAINING
nd the uBtsd
yyt Mad . valuable scs IN mskiag
oes san~ Ill times he obtained Fay postage to
ordering ct- enclose The money ssd direct The letter 20
address BE caref"' 70 "sS"o~ ~" post "cr county IN"
State. .ses. sasi.Hasfst a.na ~. .MN.r IV
II has many happened that have msd- CORES
posssnss havs he'd the p.csss Of personal in
t.rview.
Bs-CovsepS~dene MI IN willing In esrh
ucr addressed their poet once, county and state
The iuck which attended c"v ccs WI fully suth~se
Ar3s. ftnstA
Por i+a, ros Once,
Aus s7-stsNaAc In ast4f14 NA Rsussrws. Masyissa
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CANM FOR SALE, twelve miles w geou.
bounded railroad turnpike Batoe haH mipe
Betsvie, conantug les %
sbout 35 meadow
clover, timothy and orchard grass, which
B
work being loan clay rubso holding all the
put upon the land
improvements comfortable
parlors dining
feet long front, and slortss
outside Kitchen with above
n the
shade and abundance o(
siahle and hay lot
ds tthngied well and the stnbe
the yard stories;
60 feet In the ysi sh'nssd roof fruit
qnnce, aud
of found 100
best Irach puns ncciarines Ac sardea, with aaaH-
raspberry bushes and wbsry bad
The stands high ground overlooking the
lac and p.refy eashy exre,en aud nvssas
neborbooh nlso houss aud kcbsn soning rail-
the hest land and
story house with In 'front.' and cellar
sesSe &c. aud r'oohs around ,hs bss.s near sAs
suitable residence fany
Of the farm Also good blacksmith shop with fires,
Tho pike. r.st.. Z ,t.t. IaiMf
Eeasy thousand dollars have been ad wpravrs,ss.
last II would make hne
fsrmfr Supplying s Washington market well
having railroad WASH
lngon four tne- osy as well a, to Baimoe city, fsaes
For which viii he mccommod,n2 Richard Psuen
"a street. Baltimore wmF Bsyey, Pennsvsna
Washington.
Ass sos-aAw3~n Until 71s s. -raays4
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DROPOSAIA wall sstil sh~ 3Oah s~ss. ~
he sup~nen aspp4y cpfds a hsrsoy and w
Their Of no Ices sas -
dof9 Of Of me Ifess.t ~
savbcn cf me tes qualify @
sths nes~fy ysfs
" M dep.Ss~saq Theccst sse ~ me sss
~ dks~~<w sh~ Uvsesy sec's 80 ssv4 u
TpsA,usv DspAsrssrr. Aug ~, Js'Ss s.f - ~ ~
Aug is-~odt3DhAug ,.-,
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Tor REN That ssr ssesy ce~sas1na bass
and suc, cf Ns-schnsess sys
and ot qss sps~scus srdsa
e.a'aiuns acis,erp ~ as s.s sps- Ae Ss' sfa
VI
For further ps,tsc,s.l. ,sqle ~ ror Ke"Ad, wnps~
Seventh streets
July 1-Tvsa9
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Drr,aon Sr'"ss, Hsr'y oosrfs KENTUCKY
IiE &6.t session
mehte Moadsy In September ls and Tbs
@ the first Monday in fso~ins February y.
The faculty Of nine ptofrors The
ber Attendance Ths
studies cmb the scicahc of The United slat.r Military
Academy and ssb hntnry English lrsrurr
Sudenb .
ncladng civil engineering, modem languages. book
~ y ..fl +.
The military FEATURE introduced tfme military
promote discpine heAlih and
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Charges tuition boarding. rooms, lights, washing
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