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May l2--d


by GREEN ~ SCOTT, AuctiOncers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-0n Friday,
instant, shall o'clock the prem
subdivision No. 2S the
ners Of 18th and Nj
Ao LOT no in square No. 247 the Of l4th and
L. 100 feet deep, wide alley
Nos "A as square No. 2as fronting l3 between
X and streets. sFu
Lot No. TO- in square No. 342
Lots Nos. ~ and %, in square No. 3l6.
All the last mentioned lots front ilth street west between
and
All the above described property situated the elevated
healthy desirable being In the Immediate
building
commence s. square No.
25l.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Nav led Auconeers.
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Statement Affairs Mutual m
rance Company OF New York,
No. III Broadray for the Year ending 3 January, 1854
Net assets ON hand January 3Is, 1882 per balance
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Y Usesp-TURkIsH Campo vns ly Col. Chespey, n. A.
~ ihe Whimsien, Woman BY Emile r, csrien.
Crystalline; by y. W. Shelton, A. NJ
The Myrtle Wreath; by Minnie Myrtle
Meihournr aud the thischs isiands by George w
Modern Necromnney; by the Rev. Dr. Butler
On sale at TAYLOR MAURY,a
May 10 bookstore. 9th street.
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limited STATES Mail Cnl,ror MIS- via Asp,n-
" wall and Panama, h.
class steamships, approved by the NAVY Department than
2ooo tons burden rantyinr speed and SAFETY "
The fanams railroad completed Obspo IL mile. from
Panama. ~
The transit embraces ~
from A-pnws Obpo Is miles OF land
dry ro,d in thorough order passenye,
therefore, hoprstbe
and their baggage being only transferred and from
cars
There will be transportation
The route vs. snf ely FROM sickn<s description.
Reserve steamers being always New York, Pana
Francisco
The route is entirety yefinlfa.
It's expected that the rcsu
larry IN dayss and on the Pacific, 10 i9k DAYS.
fa~"nsefP viii leave Panama they Aspn-
Through tickets ate forrest ra agency
Jan 23--df
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NoAtTttNa NEW.Iu consequence OF the liberal
oesowed on 'hs Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
IN Mt Verge, Lnnd
process darusneoypcs win with brancy and
hhv "naitsnah'- by the method and mr.
beauty elect md decacy detail paintings
To avoid disappointment ladies' gentlemen invited make
their engagements IN ndvance, md will then be
made the hopr designated Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers store Pennsylvania between
y GEO. ADAMS, Artist
lar
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NEW York May Is53.The undersigned has this day
IN No AZ William street, rshnnse
for the transaction 81 general brokerage business.
Rank mini rairoad, State
securities bought and cold
rromi-sory ro,es, bi and loans negotiated.
NAY 1p--dH EMANUEL ". HART.
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X sVWbhs's Frone""ctmx Dtctsou~.y of tkk Engit~h
- Language Incorporating lshes Walker,
ma a"anx shove ahf Thousand additional vei large
pe,aye ~ psgcsi London 1859 Price, 81 IS Imported from
h"naon FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EOR ALE 1esssA commodious yands
18Th sde the Of
tsins twelve recently been
Throughout Terms and
l5--dt
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E undersigned have this day for the
transaction o. general oansng business under the
Keller ckcnny, their office
they accounts al,
suci, think business with them.
They particular the purchase
bnds commission the making of collections
principal United and Europe,
alton Of A No. bpsncss paper Of the District
PETER A. KELLER,
WasuISaroN, May l. 1854 J. y. MCKINNEY.
An
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EDWARD X. COLLINS co.
No. 60 Wall s,rcetNy
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, co,
R. a. ROBERTS CO.,
- King Arms Yard, London
e Rue Ho.c Dame dss VICTORIES
GEO. II pRArER, Hsvr.
Of these ships will be sod sys'
buan, specie iewey, stones, metals bl Of
sanT sned therefor, and the value thereof spreS
JaH3
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD FOR
cine'nso, louisville .dianagoi Coisms~ zo~,s, ciers
land, Toledo, Chseaxo, AVID 81 Louds.
THROUGH tickets for all the above points The rail-
i road station in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington g. n M arrtv In wb.-Ings
time with plradd and unal
Tor Nesvie ~ miles Dom Wheeling railroad 70
mites, anir. Leaving Washington a. 81 y m they
the afternoon splendid
s ,f .rc,nnsn and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by railroad
Through Cincinnati Louisville and indianao
m na or zsnesve and Columbus hy nsorl ROAD stages FROM
wheeling Passengers holding through can lie
pant the For ,nosmstion tickets Apply r. w.
j. II. DONE,
rcb T-du Master Transportation.
MEXICAN House, Hanover street. scsso~t BY
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly possssn
ahe
ION Of The travelling public
nsc " siv
fsrrHH sna rooIscap papers, ruled and plain, hror
" - 70 % - 30 per RESIN, for sale by
IL COLLINS, BOVINE, Aco,
lith street two DOOR north ct Pesr- avsS"e,
Branch Of atnt,oners' Hall, IA and f76
Ap is-dim Pearl street, New York.
MIS-. pARTIvGTOSs Life aud Advcnsres
National Education IL Europe nv BARNARD.
fnrher supple. q the above popular works received
TAYLOR 4 MAURyy
Msy7 Bookstore, near 9Th street
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IN 81 E1xit si-.ssGSz H-l 800 S37s3&
Warrington Br.nch Observation-Disclosures HUN ~ Fol
FAVE daily, except Sunday, and IN. ~ and
" On Sunday ate, a. M. and 5, p. m.
The train at ind only Annapolis Juno
ton and RELAY The Others al all way stations.
Trains at :, A. M and ~ connect with Annapolis.
Do do q, a. m, and s, y m.
DO do o and Z, q. M and s, p. m. do east
BALTIMORE Is
do do Annapolis. Is
DO do 40 nd return ..............
ibc round p tickets in all be Office
and are good for tbs day upon which they issued.
r. u. PARSONS,
July lb--iu Assni.
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Ctrs o. Ps".bmrs amd counsy nj Allegheny. PENN
We
Of the city Of f'bnre and county Allegheny rcnnsyvans
These bonds ssecd The pssbug Connevie Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed,
Weccn6denty recommend them capitalists and de
srrhle investment
together with the exhibit and other asics in
mscr he obtained application personally hy letter
.4HIf8 HaHHg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. h Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Aren
Ian ls-dAcpm
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Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES or SAlI.ING-l65l.

For freight OF PASSAGE apply 10
e. II. SAND, ri south ST., n. Y.
L. A. HEiNEKEN * Co, bremen.
MAHTINEAU, CRoSKEf, Co southanptcn.
WILLIAM ISELlk, tlavre.
Jan 23-dly +
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AIDES dress trimmings. dress caps elnbroideries
IL bonnets rbands, flowers, &cThe subscribers beg
intern the ladies' of Washington Georgetown, and Alexandria, that
they received from northern very
line comprising
trimmings, Swiss and French
bonnet
together large fancy goods
fumcTy, he.
stock complete, and has been selected great care
shall be please all who with CALL
will sell the lowest for cash. short credit puncua
JOHN RICHEY CO.,
No. Washington Place, Eth st near Post Office.
May 4-6eod
OLD POINT HOTEL
OtD PoSr COMFORT, Va.
THIS avoe celebrated
refreshing will he reception
and paintings establishment present
inducements invalid and seeking delightful
residence.
With the the undersigned, attentive
attention the business he hopes merit full share
Of the public patronage.
C. c. WILLARD.
Ineigencer Star, Sentinel Washington d. c.;
American Baltimore Maryland Beacon Herald Argus and Daily
News, Norfolk Virginia Enquirer and Republican, Richmond, y
ginia, copy and send bills 70 Old Point Hotel
May l0--eodtistJune
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Proposals for Fuel.

HkA pquAnrERs MARISE CORPs,
Quartermasers Office,
washington, May u, 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS. received this office until the 9th
y supplying such quantities Of wood and
for e United States marines
city during fiscal ending 31th June 1855
delivered such points be de-
sgnaed commanding Office, within the walls OF the
Marine Barrack in the in this city free expense to the
United States
The be the best quality wood and the coal best
thacie broken and screened and free from DUST aud 10 weigh
2,240 pounds 10 the ton.
To be endorsed q Proposals for Fuel.n
AUG A. NICHOLSON
May l4-1awt9June Qusrermaster Marine Corps.
Oy- John W. Maury having assented to the use OF
his respectfully him candidate
Office of the duties which he has discharged
during the last with ability, fidelity and zeal
submit favorable OF fellow
citizens with fullest confidence in their Just appreciation OF
good officer. MANY CITIZENS.
Mny7
gg-Mr Eaitor. You viii please .nnouncc the name
Of BEVERLY TUCKER, candidate for Alderman OF
the First Ward at the ensuing election and oblge
May 4 MANY VOTERS.
Mnyornlty.To the citizens OF Washington Gen Roger
G. Weshtman OF the oldest aud most able of citizens and
who served with credit
fully brought attention suitable candidate for said
ensuing election. CITIZEN.
May
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NEW YOisK, DIkifMEcN, AND SOuTA-
AMproN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
SSW The ships comprising this line WASHING
ON, capt. f. Nj Ftcb HERMANN, Capt H. Zig
gins.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages the
above splendid will the prompt
Of drawing will be sent Immediately after
to all who order from
Address 4. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
May % Wilmington, Delaware.
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Blue and wool CLOTH piece yards 00U
The and cloth American manufactured %
wide inside s which list consist each edge Of
~ white woolen the whole cngh
the piece weigh less than OK yard to con
about % be cotton pure
Indigo bue aud the filling wool Indigo blue, wool
dyed The be made of material thus described
The blue cloth which round jackets and
be made be American mannicured made Of clean
WOOL pure indigo dyed and dyed n tie wool
The flannel WOOL manufactured wool dyed,
indigo blue and ed be in pieces of 50 yards in
inches wid weighing yard with list
each edge Of white woorn threads the whole length OF
TO be bales the be rolled
hous co boas Each bale contain 500 yards aud
fEa.
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n STORY Of 81. Domingo. volts. % 400 pages ..on
IL bound. Price 50
Apr rRANCK TAylop
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the o. these ships will NOT
huln specie ewey bills Of
isanr therefor and the
JaHS
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To J. II. LuoKrrr, Eaq., Baltimore city.
MAY b--eodt2Stninst
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD roR

A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly
a,he modern and sccomods
lou ri the travelling public.
sfv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-12
NEW STOVE STORE.

NO. %, LigM S., iDar lombard, BaLfs4sore
NJ A. DUKE would respectfully inform IS cd
vi. customers and friends Of Jefferson at8 The
adjoining eo1nties thst be has resumed bis sinner
business al No -, Light street, one doofi9rom
LON ard street. where he will be happy III see
them al. His long experience in The brsin-ts en-
ables him 10 Judge correctly OF the merits antpi-
" Of any new pattern Of any new store whichlmsy
b brouehi before the public. His wsIehaSse Is
now 6ted up and he + frlly prepared 10 10 nish
any description az
Cooking, Parior, and Chdnber Storis,
ofthe mos, approved styles. and al as reasupahle
prices they can Be procured in this or any lher
civ. He Is also prrpzred 70 furnish Ranges fol
private families and hotels. All Stoves Rbnge,
or other articles sold by the subscriber viii ke SCI
up and warranted, ard il thew do not falls :coms
10 the Representations after trial they will Be aker
back and others substituted, or The mort3 re.
turned. w
Extensive arrangements haze beer made aad ths
best wofkmen employed. for the repairing Of Cove
Ranges. &c. which vii be done promptly aid in
tie most SUBSTANTIAL manner. He soliciss . cal
from his old customers and friends. being 5fonf
dent that be will satisfy all who favor hini viii
their patronage.
August TO- 1S54-3m II
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FEVER AND AGUE.

nR- EDWARD BLEECKERiS STAMREDL
fne pf61fIetof q this Medicine VIII state NtihoAt
hesitation Or fear Of contradiction that the S,au
pede Mixture has cared more persons whereil has
been introduced, than sny other medicine An uSe
for The above diseases. This Medicine has IL iiher
arsenic nor qainine ia its composition all.lf tie
ingredients are Of a perfectly healthy eh$sSeler,
and highly stmn ating and invigoraing iksiheir
tendency. Persons whilst using this Mrsicine
will not be affected By exposure water or A.iamp
atmosphere any more Ihan when 10 theiIshsuaI
health. Planters in sections nf the country efhefe
the Ague prevails, viii do well to adopt this Moi
ieine the patient is nbt obliged 10 Law BY hie
under treatment ard they may be assure,s OF; a
SPEEDY CuRE. The proprietor could inttoduce
thousands OF certificates from those OF the kfghtst
respectabiity, but prefers saying 10 the tick.
Buy one bottle. and you will have the inaf.IitIe
proof in yourself Fulldireciions for its de de-
company each bottle.
Certificates can be seen al The Office. stawihg
where this M, dicine has Cured when all iothirs
have failed.
For Dyspepsia and all other Bilious Cohpa ins s.
there IS MOI a better Meticine 10 the markeljI y
II has also been taken with the most shihg
success 10 severslcssts Of Rheumatism anGeioai;
for these complaints. take a tablespoonful flcet
day l.
one bottle Of this Medicine very often b. Re
desired effect. E
Price 81 per botile. For sale hy DrugcEsts liz
al paris of The United States and Canaea
All Wholesale Orders must be addressed.ao |
MEAD g. BLEECKER, Sole PToprieSersi
% Broadway New Yolk
A5sST.-L MI SMITH. Chd5lcS,0tra Va
September Z IAsI-ly-Sl4
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DO the Public.


| TIME undersign having engaged in tie Men
/ i camille Business, are now opening al Do
rams old stand, near The Armory Gate verge Il
lensive sIpck Of DrysGoods Hardware Grocerie4
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BoBuets. &c 70 an eJ-
animation OF which they respectfully invite The at
.ention Of the public Their motto is not LARGE
profits, b9t large sales. They are determined 10
conduct their business on the most liberal pfiaet-
! plies, and 10 use every ef0ft TO merit the pnble
confidence and patronage. Whatever thep seIl
shall be di the character represented and inFarid
BY reduced to such prices that none may hope 10
underselll They have established such extensive
arrangements as will enable them TO slpnIgs THE
market with every article thew deal in at the verR
i lowest prices. They feel confident examinatinh
/ Of the variety. quality and prices Of their goods
! will convince thespnblic thar money may bssavsH
I By purchasing al their house.
| They will give particular attention 10 the G RI
Gerry and Provision Business, for which they have
/ made ample room, by an enlargement OF the preft-
Uses, ndtfamiiies may RELY with confidence updn
icing supplied BY them with articles in this line 1T
Ifesa and supei ior qnati,Y. They purchased theEr
Groceries. mostly in large quantities and aiwsI 5
They keen very heavy stock on hand and cal.
/ and will. sell them al pri es unusual N t5is mar
| kei The fjliowing enumeration will give get-
! <ral outline of their extensive stock
Plain, Chaageable and Figured Dress silks:
Plain and FiguredsfModsIln de kaines;
Chslleys. Lawns, Ginghams, Apaceas, Canton
Cloths;
Bombsznes, French apd English Calfcoes
Brown and Beached JMuslins;
Ticking Basginx Checks, Piaids. Linen sbeet
ings, Table Lihens and Oil Cloths;
Towlngs, While Red and Yellow Fyanppls
Irish Linens, silk, Grape, Cashmere and Nous
Hosiery. Kid. Thread. Cotton, silk and silk
Nett Giovex;
Cambrif, Jaconeis, Iaces and Edginss.
Plain. Barred and Figured Swiss Goods:
Needle-worked Goods Trimming. Bonnet Rib
bons. ParasCls and Umbrellas: r.
Coating Linens. Jeans and Tweeds;
Cashmere, Cassineis. Linen Drills;
Crayaiss SusEenders, Boots and Shoes # evefv
description for Men, Ladies. Boys. Misses add
ChildFen;
silk. Fur, Straw Chin. Kossuth and Slouch
Hats pfeyery variety.
a large STOCK Of Hardware. inclnding Gallery
and House furnishing materials;
Ride and Blasting Powder;
QueenswaTe, ann WOODWARD; Window Glass,
Puuya Oil andPainfs;
4 lot OF fine Tobacco and Segafs;
Bacon, Salt Fish. Lard, Potatoes, Flour ard
Corn Meal.
They have choice loi ofsne Liquors. wherewiyh
they will supply geailenien as cheap as the sans
brands can b bought 10 the cities.
WALSH & BRO.
Harprrs Ferry. April 60 Ie5f-us
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Notice.

HAVlNG retired from the mercantile business,
IL have authorized and appointed John Walsh
TO settle all accounts connected with nv late busi-
ness, ard collect and receipt Tor all moneys due me
on book account, notes, rents, or in any manner
whatever.
trust all persons who are indebted 10 me will
call upon him and settle their accounts at the ear
hest possible day, as + have engaged in other bns-
ness which reqnires all the means can command,
] feelii proper in taking this farewell Of nv old
friends and customers, TO return them my grateful
acknowledgements for their generous patronage
and support, and solicit alike liberal suppori for
my successors al the old stand, Walsh & Bro,
who will continue the business in all its deparls
menis with flesh energies and a generous anlhi-
ton 10 please the old friends and customers Of he
house. MICHAEL DOHAE.~~
Harpefs Ferry, April 6 1854
p 5 A. there are many persons Indebted to me
who have not yet ealled upon my agent above
NAMED to settle or paw their accounts, and as 4
want money badly, hereby notify all such per-
sons il they do not paw or make some arrangement
for further lime before The lsfof September next Il
shall transfer rheir accounts for collection. without
regard tolpersons. Justice 10 myself and pfoper
regard iQt my own engagements renders this contse
unavoidable MICHAEL DORIAN,
July a. 1854
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EACNANGE BANK OF
sEE.Kss.N, " ETssEEsS & CO,

WAsHiNGToN, y. q.
FEHHE Undersigned respectfully announce .tha
!. they has,e formed "a co partnership 10 teansact
general Blinking and Exchange business in iii,
city, under ise hrm OF LpEN, WITnERS q
CO., and All prepafedto deal in
Faregn an D9slesiie E1ttohgss 1'iiae- Bfi1s pra-
nissorg Mas Certificates " Opposite f4et4rs IN
Cssdt, Bank N9tds a,d C0ia
We undes axe TO make collections aDimromptly
10 remit the proceeds 10 any designed point within
or without sIe Union
Mr.. WH.tsAN SELDEN a member Of tie firm and
for many yfafs past, the T5easarero II TIL Jsaea
ShateS Wiisiive MS careful Personal attention q u
inaacial b.sinces WHICH We NAV be en.5Iaved Is
transact witsan ofthe Departments OF The eioxerns
ment.
The bnsiaase which our EMPLOYERS NAV re0rire,
US to transs4 III be condftcted viva hdehtv AVA
prompAtude. upon the most reasnnafse Aerrns. I
! WILLIAM tsELDEN,
Late If96Sprer 81 TIE r. s.
:. John WITBERS
~ diefaaffia 70,
r. W. LATHAM,
OI liasbisetaa ~, G.
L. P. BAYNE,
III. Raliimo7rl M
Washinnfgsl. Dee q I@Tn1--stt
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To. O0umt rv MLeEeaaSa
AND DEALERS GENERALLY.

d TAVENNER & co, No $40 Bsiiimdre
II. Street. between Howard and Liberty .Bafi-
more Manufacturers Of Sa6dLeYy and TrRats !
IN OUR SADDLE DEPARTMENT. va keep
on hand and make 10 order Sdmmerset, Saaftr
English pad, full quilted, Spanish and CennDn
Saddles; LADIES' Saddles, rlair and fancy
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT embraces
double and single Carriage and Buggy. Harness
gotten up Of the very best materials, and in style
not surpassed in this or any other ciy-Stagt Otn-
nibus Wagon. Cart and Draw Harness. II!
OUR DLEDEPARTMENT furuis IS dv-
cry variety Of fair and black Leather and :We bb
Brides and Mariihgales.
OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT coniaEs a cen-
ire spring and iron frame (warranted Sole LiSther)
brass and iron bound Trunks, OF every vstieIS
Ladies' dress Trunks. Bonnet Boxes sole alh Pct
ent leather and cpmmon Naises, Carpet Bs.S sc
We also keep on hand Riding, Driving Wagon
and Dray Whips, Saddle Pockets, Fly NeIss Linen
Horse Covers, &c Il !
Having every facility and herg well ncsact.fn
the market we buy our materials al the huas,
rates almost exclusively for cash Our wori i All
made by experienced and superior workmebl We
therefore say to Country Merchants. and alllth5rs
wanting Goods in our line that they will ,b Wi
to call at No 800 Baltimore street between | oiy.
ard and Liberty. r. TAVENNER a tOf
June % IS54-Iv
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LOUD0UN COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE

AAEW|.EOI aML
HNHlS Is MOI manual labor senoo 1oL y =
i calles an Agricultural Institute, because
thorough instruction Is given - all branches o.
Mathemaffcs and science useful 10 the farmer
and man Of business. The siudents are not taught
the theory only; but they are instfoeasa - rs
practical application " their stroles - shr eeetg
day Affairs Of lie Tier ere mace acquainted WIN
The phenonena 81 uslare-taughE III properties 81
the soil--ihs rsouiTenents Ct plaats-ine ecmFosi-
tion Of rccfs-,he properties Of the afmosFhs re-
&c. The advanced students receive piectirai III
strueiion in surveying iaFms-iesellhg Nssei
cp1rses-iaying OCT roscs-msAink IA
zing soils-classifying minerals, &c
Agricultural chemistry IL thoroughly taught and
ILLUSTRATED hv thousands u interesting experiments
in The lecture room--in The laboratory and on ne
iarm The pure chemicals are prepared a. toe es-
adjustment The work shop y furnished win =
furnace. turning lathe and great variety Of tools
for working IN wood and metal. Hence the stu
dents have an opportunity OF witnessing all the
branches az rnerhanism from the telling OF tlmber
10 the polishing and finishing OF ham some ana
costly apparatus every part OF which ) JANUARY
explained. Their attention Is not eonnnso 70 tns
he work-shop. The garden and the field, and they
are made 10 understand hundreds OF operations
which eTeryhody sees but lew can explain The
desien OF the Institution is 10 prepare ung men
for business and 10 &C omPlsh this desiraoie par
pose neither pains no- expense = spared IN optan
Ing every ihlns Necessary - 49, - 49, f. =
luslralion.
The course Of instruction IS varied 10 sun me
farmer the merchant and the engineer.
The establishment is delightfully."- located arr
has an the advantage Of purity Of water, salubrity
0eioBsfs ana end on ne rst 81 August Yeup.
men wishing to enter as students should II posi-
be make application before The closing Of the pre-
vious session.
Terms Tor the session Of ten months 5000; on,
half payable in advance and the remainder ON m,
LIST oi March. This includes tuition. board lodg
ing, washing. fuel and lights. The students in III,
classical department are charged so per session
extra 10 be paid ia advance. Sons Of preacher.
and editors are charged only $50 per session.
Books furnished when required al Store prices
Farmers can have their sofia analysed. anC
teachers and students can obtain pure chemioa
reagents prepared al the establishment.
ADDRESS.
BENZ. HYDB BENTON, Principal.
Aide p O..
Loudoun County, Va
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