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shasid aInd acquainlanc. be iorggf
hlsa dnfs o. And lang synnsu
The members OF the year ending June,
ha annf Class June, spnaEaofe
CHASE OF ~. ensng june 1881
rndias June, 1850 hereby requested
Wsslnson, D. O., March, "A.
90 brighten the Dss o the chain
lde entirely excanrn
Ees greeting anc synTry, and unInsny
some os their proni-sar ensnpesrs.
pr-nary lr1iing Of IN. self appointed viii be
hsia "n he h~ aondss IN scpsmhe ~ lr5o Bued
siairs ito e-rnr street, bet~-en Fourth and fh
sfhcn uuse nrsbcrs OF the classes
measure
adop-d 10 secure fuh IN attendance pc-sib
In sdaressed viii. he
SECRETARY win
iher respective posi- offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, ". j.. Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. hart, NJ D.,
oi piizaaipIia, Prnnryfvanin,
J. NEWTON LGnTNER,
PHILIP PEwDIsToN
of Winston, hneshany Md,
SAMUEL p. RtChAKfJS
OF baistn Iron mud Giase WuFsH, ". ~,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland
CoImftue
JoHE WuDkas, Of Lebanon, Pa, Srcretnry.
March s7--s~tNar3 EInieiliyrnes
E civilized the world
hr t the classes through fur d.
ol the globe a an Iniled
Of sa'nstonr insertion
easionay between this date and tine % of March, A. d. ss
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A appointment OF Superintendent Of Busidings
aud Grounds az the University of Virginia.

Of the board % ver q
II Virginia. M offered t following
which adopted
believe ffnm the VI
Universally nisNt
University, relieved
buildings other public Uurffr
outdoor advauRse - aahlsd
discharge of 'hsae and eneT duties ir surahs
slHsG whole subject
authority
saiars exr.rcna g. Pct ~
u proctor
perlnr rndenl."
The above resolution, Undersigned, %
cerssitee
authorized abase reslutlon and fouy at
disposed tpa will be ezpeetea t
viaa 20 be appointed Hhoud b qualified 70 tae r cha
Ans
10
veriy public grounds, keep raratr
knowledge Ia.rease onGncuta iun-
trees
Any srlher given Apg-
applications the uDasrslssed erG0z-eG
aAppcatsons m SaperineraeGt " Buildings ana Irpunas9
r. X, PRENflS,
Auapsr, II, 1863 froetn University Of NJeinia
Ab--cDuiI9&erf
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N. IA. GIL L. r. Y /,
r.fl. p

HAS sr,nvrd h Office franklin Row.
f and Thr,eerth devote
op Uaitsd sin,es supreme Court
Saving drvned much the law concerning patsui~ he win
asv,rr and arising bsr
n, Patent ce cisf nsitee ssaant
Dsc of Coumhini ana WV rtso assist N the
nd n ia q Pnlanfs
Ne vii give and prepare arguments or par
- n.v,n. ra heN,re Con~rcs, the Departments and
i al.o prosecute before hoaEd established ir Their
adindicatoH.
g)ct qs-aW
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Law Notice.

BRowK, STANTON WALKER.
INN It. BROWN, FRED p STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
papershp practising in the Supreme
Wasbinsta,
and 1snnessee Offices in Washington aud Mem
of rHrss found either and
addressed trrn wii receive
Aprl ig-tfaad Intel. and Sentinel cppyJ
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OryrcE or THE CnataAspIsa OrFIcEn,
Washington Arsenal, August 70, isoa

DFyfCE o CnSMNspIsG DFFIcEn.
ashingon Arsenal, August 70 iso5.
cEAIED PROPOSALS received his Office uni tein
Is Der l0h next MERIDIAN IN Wilmington
c,fy public lying between street ON i
south Canal nnr, Sesenh TIE wes Hid
appropriation OF SSouso having bteh
made for tbs
hrIde desiring propose building viii pleREe
call AZ fnls office nnd bl
orde nIaSc
,ar popoais they onnblot do conveniently sha
al tieisu q this office.
M oosalp VIII but from experienced ant
oy ed yurk has sf done N superior sn-
unknown 10 fc untnsgned,
viii he expected present satisfactory beore the bad be
accepted. ,,,
All according 10 the neies e h ~
(which been calculated with preccnl ie paIs
hndf
An esuprienrcd supensndcn appointed ard va be always
hnr, after te work c0n'niennrH ~
ne absence commanding ofcer that The eouta~
strictly complied with. -,-,
Cornmundipg Sasi,nEtos ArsenaA
hug oI-aawtgoct lint. S Balt sun
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washington Agneduct.


OrPicr n AauEpucT,
Washington, March 7, le55
PROPOSALS and brick
other work ut the washington aguaduct
ppol reeeivad the e o May viii be opened al noon Of
I uibt day.
an,ina on in a ahh dny OF apl
Proposals of particular cuiveTss
~ described
works be completed under the
all unfinished work VIII
OF work TO he done and rate
appropriation and IN case
appropriation sufficiently. when and
sta be stopped uni funds become uvanb'e.
particular work Tor want o.
reserved vii, e paid IL IN the Judgment on
the work has been properly executed so Tar as mas
gone.
payments viii
per cent dion Of All contracts tha the work
ptid heir fuli monthly specie
All bids sfatrd and endorsed Proposals Ion WORT on
Washington Aoocdnct."
the right rejea all the bids
such
cunidered conducive 10 the progress OF th
I
Every signed Ivy
effect thai es
will bid be accepted,
enter obligation, within DAYS, with and sufficient
undertaken said
certificate al the United States district
iucge officer
pament War; gunrnnors ahe mahe good their
clooss 70 be pTesant . ,.-..
Capt OF EngtneerAs in charge
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prsTNTDx--Ee,trS so-fott<--1be proprietor
Washington Spectator cl ,e sest weekly taug
pinned proposes d o hs secus ~ the
relief Of fr Ncrot and Pnsmnh sgncfs
We pnr will nfncrmeni 70 fSahf -
ana anea ef ~ ne
tony vca and NJ the snnr ne hnFal aan
distressed neghhurs ihr may ~ @
puhcu'cn, scden NIhrir, GO = hankis
Ridgicys drus store - Maa enae F'eers re
Adnmsons Buckingham = - 5nhlinsee th3 g
Harvey
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A MEXICAN ALMANAC cornpis.c. froni ssA rost-
SCI ohiys eolrcies
much ~ in hne binding go
British Companion, cspirfes from - cosHer
s6 years. aud index icing ~ Ta
anc .e anly pae ss another 81 not q Dc nud
Nus"r a"s 81 II ''' ~ FBAECK TAYLOR,
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1Ew YORK HKEMEK, AND ScpTH-
~ES ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sk The ships cnnprisine this line arc ihc WASHING
2lxzk9c0&1 TON, Capt. E. Carendyi HERMANN. Capt Ed
ward H,sgiis.
Southampton both going and reiuninE
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Washington, August {, 1855.
ON petition Howe aad Sidney erannir Of Mad
U the extension uf Tueni
rraui-d Of Oc.be h4i, nor an improve
III hcddies weayerr harness.
said which taxes
pace on ne iiff nv October. 1855
orderea be henrd the Patent once
Menday, Of )robnr nest at II O'Clock M nnd al
upt show cnnse any sncy hVe
wh petition onghf be granted . -
opposing required 70 NE IN the Pien
writing, nj lens fwch
a. All testimony flied by either pay
herring, and transmitted IN
office. which will be furnished on a
plcgiion
covca the 2cth of 5rp.em
her 6epositons relied upon testimony
Office before the morning T ihh day
the arguments, nry, within hve days thereafter -
pubsbed in the Union, R.fl
Washington, ID. Co. Republican Bnin
rore Evening Argus Philadelphia. Pa; Scientific American
New York, N. Y Boston, Nass, week Tor
the s day of October next
| the day Of hearing, ,-,.o-
Aching CamnissoDer of Paiens
sEdorv Of the please copy, and send
their Office, with continuing in notice.
Aur p--la
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rrwEIFTE ISsTA LMEsT Just reeeved three cases OF
uur consarreh
best article fnr ladies' cinlden'r exttnf
CLOTH shade or two heavier hhh ue
hnnsevise.r excellent article for shirtng.
The orders Isre ai the nns pro
dnce % esrh
S assorted extra fne shirinEai baicsA
New Yor and other MILF
100 neres plaid pun white camhrics and JacsoneiE'
rs pieces sanxoos and SeiHs mushns
iieres pur. tish oil qualities.
Also linen sheeiings pillow meas table dHpe aamask
ali utaths and styles, great prnfusion
Bath tovcllnPs, and nnpSinBa
e.l.,s of urrn linen stock
vbich 4 Thoroughly assorted throughout the
uirr.x . unmhefs
p glossy plain black siikr, ui u per ya wen
81 a5. ,., -. -.
- -. -,
our goods for eenern family consumption yr'
remains unsrosnE. New goods daily reeefved
One Those who nst judges oi goose haps
n, r,r II making bcir purchases p0venial
low price, = - :. ,.,,,v
peiny IN eloinr n not expected 70 uccu
Goods cnnnot be om the for inspection OF
Appreciation except invas invariably ereaies
IN accounts. -.,,, l.. .a.,...,.5
o send orders n .a.o..
we ARE fhur particular fum the want Of snri o. accom-
sdnfuu guard and HfeHu'nries "a D'
~ ~ PERRY s. BROTHER,
Sr'A' q Central sfoy.s, w.stb building
Juy 9i-leieoif Opposite Centre MafAet
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wasniI.Etan National Monument Once,
August !, 1855.
A T hoard Of Of ibe Washington Ma
"A Monument Society," held The 5ist ultmo, the follow
ng adopted
secretary notice by advertisement 10 be
Iurgrncsr Union, and the American
Organ Hson % tae Gene
appointed of this Society,
and entered the duties his Office,
A true copv, TEST: CHAs. G. TUCKER,
Secretary of W. N. NJ. Society.
2-d3w
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Near EmnaisSbUrg, Frederick County, lid
THE studies tins iniann ON Inc
The
tuition l5D ann,p payahc semi annn-
10 charges drawing paint
aan, German, aud Latn The terms
paiay copossd OF ppie under nine years OF
arp are annum, pay aG ysariy advance.
inquiry sDnnd hh addressed y the MDhth sure
loseph's Aclaeny Emiiiabug, FREDERICK county,
Maryland
July s--diyeRr.
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boa going and rr,nruins tney oner
u;her rDutf, he economy time and money
Passage from Fork 10 Southampton and Bremen
Fret cahn saioon 9e cabin, lower saioon, soi
second d.. sta.
Az newspapers through the post Office
No hills oi nlina will be signed On tire day o seihns
An experienced surgeon u attached 10 eaeh ship
Fnrfreigin o passage, apply 10
q. A EEINEEEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY Co Southampton
WILLIAM fSELIA, Iiavre.
Mar B--dly
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rouRT OF CLAIns.-The undersigned will attend 70 any
" be connied him commissioner
Testimony,
nuud daily taf Cnp
immediately opposite The ohce of the clerk OF The
OF Clams JOHN d TI5uN-
s-2aw3ws Int and Star1
ID PHILLIPS, Of Mobile, AlalnInn, will Practise an
Supreme . United StateE' Of claims,
connected with his profession oice
soo of ii and Louisiana avenue
June 2g--d9mir
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ArronNEr enaEaAL.s orrIcE.

Hon. Caleb Gushing, Attorney General of the United
States r. II. Giet esq, chief clerk The ordinary busi-
ness OF this Office may be classified under the following
heads
Official opinions the current business Of the govern
called for by the President by head OF depart
meat, or by the Solicitor of the Treasury.
O. Examination Of the titles Of all land purchased AZ the
ste Of srsenals. houses houses and al other
public works OF the United States.
B. Applications for pardons in al of conviction in the
courts OF the United States
Applications for appointment in al the Judicial legal
business OF the government
g. The conduct and argument Of all suits in the Supreme
Court of the United States in which the government Is con-
cerned.
g. The supervision Of all other arising in anv Of the
departments when referred BY the thereof to the Atto
ney General.
70 these ordinary heads Of the business Of the Office
added at the present time the following, viz
First The direction Of al appeals land claims in Cali
f0rnia
Secand The codihcaon and revision of the lawn of the
District Gf Columbia.
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M. A. Tyson and sisters Female seminary fer
Day Pupiis,

On r street. bcalreen l2M and l3sh, Washington
su,;e, resumed ihe 18th sese
they wish also 20 iuiua
intcnn opening an esanebt
f,r bparatue on n III OF November
The latter and urnpike sixteen ncs
from the ecitv, and yyo of Laurel village
be had The principal hpShkolt~
in Washn Baltimore.
4-di. neDdtSepu5 lStar-l
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AND WARRANTS LoCATEsJ.-Ths srlacrihers via io-
II cate Ohio, Indiana, ILLINOIS, or nv1 ana gFs
) correct description The land iacnied
ssslvrs akc the giving aaater warrant g 30 sene
One the the West and win give the business his
PN MILLER BB0wT,
TN street, opposite Post oHcr, washington = c.
IA-2aw3n
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r-naNgIs LAMB Look. Portrait, n~u Psr-
fnre frame manufacturer, Pennsylvania upenusariof
m ali rzae and OF The finish
arauty delivered and compieie a
r- York. fbcrnby the Gust Of boxing
frniutt and of breakage.
The public are respectfully invited TO eau.
June
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ACADEMY OF the Visitation,

Frederick Cftu Md.
THE exsrcses this on Monday the
l. lst Of September
FERNS
Bonrd and tuition per $3.50. Sia
Washing, mendinp other extras ---..-t.. -
snse on the piano harp guitar, additional chnge
drnwne and painting chnrge hanee te ~
Boarsers pay ue semi annually IN avnct ~
pr are recryed ay and The charge eH
muted from the date of their entrance.
Aug l9--IswAwr
,R,Hu.s,s sELF-sEALrNG cANs. refrigeFaiors, leo
"a pitchers freezrrs ec-Jas tnceE1Hg tt
Of Arihnr's patent ssirnoi,ns cans ior paS's i"
Also Of those u'vsfsn stone sr
watsrmsns patent attached, which wh be sofa u ~
Paten ice pchsrr eezersi tsrtor
renera assortment Of house sTer% % % sa' @
Aug fl-3eod q w BoiE1i.A' Ii 80
mrCRAnf. EoUFsE,
s,t for fAe Mutual Com2augs Hartford, Conn,
Office No. Thirteenth
An men ,hink All ncnn tl,enaseivea'
How often by omission Of fathers wose ernn
should Them 10 insure fund oT elf "luos anu
in crse oi death
Aug l4--law3w tlntl
TUsF RECEIVED, per soho1ner FEirfssS, tron he'y
70 do powdered, hard Crushed DO.
ap0 Cannucticl herrnss, bright and hnnasna9
IS barrels macnerrl, MOI
Ia packages fresh tsa
Is boxes rrouna coffee
haskets resh sslaa oil
30 boxes cheese
rss
lss doacn rrooms
go dozen cords ans lines
loo marcisrs
40 dozen
pounds ront shell almonds
1000 ponnds cream nuns
< Suaref easss old Marteli brandy
do port wine rnrp juice
10 barrels old fam,ly vliskcy
= hoEes lnbaceo. --.-,r.y !. sr,,,.r,s
sus s% sss !" aisoo, u
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The Treasury Department cnns of the Offices OF the Sec
ary OF the Treasury, two comptrusrs, commissioner Of
@ customs six aDditos treasurer register solicitor, light
hnuse board, and survey.
The following brief indication Of the duties Of these
several offices and of the frce employed therein respectively
SecreGrgs Qfcs.-Hon James Guthrie Secretary the
4Feasury; Hon. p O. Washington, Assistant Secretary
ae engineer in charge architect and three draug
nporary employed and twenty three clerks. The
q the Treasury charged with the general supervision
he hsca tranaauuns Of the government and OF the
Aan n the laVE concerning the ard navigation
u NE United States he srpcrintends the Of the
% the lighthouse establishment, the marine hospitals Of
& United States, and the construction of certain public
Oaaings for cnstam-houses and other purposes.
frH ComPtroers 0ffceEisha Whitflesev, ESQ, Comp
er and htecn clerks He prescribes the mode Of keep
R and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
M vol the public lands, and revises and certies the
ulances arising thereon
AsnoHa Cou'2roslsr's Ogcc.-John NJ Brodhesd, ESQ.,,
poer, and seventeen clerks. He prescribes the mode
splng and rendering the accounts Of the army, navy,
~ indian departments o the public Service and revises and
'e'nes the balances arising thereon.
1o IF Comsas-soncr of hs Cgsoaas-Hurh T. Anderson,
- Commissioner, and eleven clerks he prsscrites the
p Keeping and rendering the of the
and dsbursemerts and Cor the building ard repair
@Sng thereon.
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The Organization of the Executive Depart
mcnts VI The Government OF the United states

The whole machinery ewpoyed to conduct the business
ssing out o ogg ieregn relations WIN al the povsri
0eved The nuber employed IN the Department Of tats
q the United States only seventeen follows One see
retary o State, (on. William l.. Marcy one AssistaDt
Secretary Of State (Willam Hunter one chief clerk
twelve clerks, translator, and one librarian.
DIPLOMATIC BranchThis branch Of the State Department
has charge a all correspondence the department
other diplomatic agents Of the United abroad and
those Of foreign accredited this government In
E dpsemate srussions sent trum the department. and
communications commissioners nnGHt bGunda-
es de-, prepared copied and recorded and all Of like
character receycd registered and fled their contents
being first entered ~ analytic table index-
Con~lar BrapohThia branch charge Of the CORES
pondenee &e, between the department and the and
thoss officers their dispatches
terH from other asking for consular agency rea-
ting to consular affairs, are prepared and recorded
The Ds4bUrssg dgeaHe has charge Of all correspond
and other connected with relating to
any fund with the disbursement Of which department
charged.
tans the department require He also the
commissions Of consus and yiee cnsus when English,
upon which exeguatars are issued.
Clerk Of appointments and Cou,missioBsHe makes out
and records commissions letters Of appointment and nom-
natons 20 the Senate makes and records exsquasu
and record when IN English the caursons which they
IRE tsaued- Has charge Of the Library.
cerk Of ne Rolls and ArchieesEie takes charge Of te
rolls enrolled acts and resolutions ef Congress- they
received AT the department from the President prepares
the authenticated copies thereof which called for pre-
psras for and superntends their publication and that OF
distribution throughout the United States and that Of all
documents and publications regard which this dnty
assigned to the department; writing and answering all let
connected Herewith Has charge all Indian treaties
and business relating thereto.
Cte6 Of AaAepsecffoas and CopyrightsHe has charge
Of the seals Of the United States and Of the department
prepares and attaches certificates papers presented
hentcaton receives and for fees Has charge
pubcatons transmitted 10 the department under the laws
relating 10 copyrighs records and indexes re-
cords all letters from the department. than the dtpo-
mate and consular.
Clerk IF Pardons and PossortsHe prepares and records
pardon and rensons and registers and files the petitions
and papers which they founded Makes and
cords passports keeps daily register Of all letters other
than diplomatic and consular received and Of DISPOSE
uon made OF them prepares letters relating this business
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kzetroPoiisrn EaiIrosd oGcer
Georgetown, August ], Iss5
THE second anuua Of The president md directors y 20.
Stockholders siirpied
on the sending address through The poet oee
g. w. DEEBI4E
Aug a--law3w seS'epHY'
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Chnngs of Hours
MMg - - e = -
an aud unsr Mnndny nd the trains will leave
III Wa-hipr,on at 6 and X q. M, and 2 and az,
Suniay III IN, m. -
Leave baltimore at Ak and eg, a. m, and and 5x IN
"a 0D""4'' T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Anrn o.
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gold
rnHEs
thereof therein
4 Ann DIR
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Auspsr, II, 1850
AGg ls-eodtl9&eri
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ny EAsLRoAD ID DIRECT no THE w fEsr.
kA Z ~ ~ z:2esSg

Ttrae between Washington aud Wheeling but I7l
Rannag bctpeon Washington and Caeinna 81 Aours
Through Tick els and baggage Checks 10 be had In
Washington.
TIE Baltimore Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved
western oir- the iies, inducements
esis between Wasn2on balmofe and all po'iion of the West
The Northwest Southwest.
Tie come son besecn me trains Washington and tho
trains bound always promptly at
Washington Janciion aey called the Relay ouse nine mites
Wa.angon aud the Ohio river Baggage is checked through
,hrga tickets for beyond The connecting trains leave
a. Whes direct eonaerio is made with the trains of The CEN
TRtL OHIO RAILROAD running from Belaire The Ohio
ae W,h,eeeg through Cambridge za1esyie and Newark 70
msnsheid and sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
"A Columbus , G o. railroad trains connect with The fas, trains
q t,e Little eHana railroad 10 Xenia CINCINNATI, LOUIS
formed with The through DAYTON INDIANAPOLIS, Terre
iiao,c, Lafayette Chicago, Rock Island, 81 Louis &C.
Na,csz New Orleans, acwhieh also sold Washng,aL
Cincinnati the mail tie Ohio
Tafes for Evansville, Cafo ana ST. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chi
Sc tickets sold when the Ohio navghbe between
Wheeling and Wslssi ony n,ea, where eonnosion with
requested while this Is the
shortest speedy and dce, nearly all the Leading
he great Wosi The distance from wasinson to Cincinnati Is
rsre by through ticket from, a.hngton To wheeling
coomhns sa s5 Dayton, sla 50 Cincinnati go Louisville
y aroad 81 BY ssamer from Cinesna' Ssi indanano @
Chicago, 800 65 and $40 oa ST Louis s2s 80 aud S Memphis
For Frederick and apers Ferry Manhnrs Berkeley Springs
cumberand Bedford Springs Piedmont, Oakland and Farnount
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take 9,
For rsn to and from baltimore, Annapolis &c. special
For fner information, through tickets &C., apply to tn H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station - t&3 u
Master of Transportaiion Baltimore and
May 5-dlf Ohio Railroad, Bnitmore
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton.

"Should auld acquain,oscc be forgot,
eD And brought To min; .
Should auld acquaintance be frgot,
And days o. auid lang syHe."
The members class ending in June, 1888
the junior class Of the ending June, 1882 the sophomore
ending 1881 the Freshman class OF the
ending 1920 hereby assemble in
Washington D. C by the third Of March, A. D. 1857 The latest
brighten the links the chain OF love and endsho which time
tide entirely exchange In their
greeting sympathy and lament the untimey fate Of
or their pomiring cOmpeer5.
preliminary meeting of the se'fappointed committee wall pc
held the Monday in September A. D. 1856 al the United
HOTEL Cbesnnt Fourth and Fifth streets,
which whom be
when will be
adopted TO ms full an attendance as possible.
is addressed Will be
enough furnish secretary the committee Wy mail with
their respective post ofices @r
of Trenton N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER g. BART, M. D.,
Phisdeiphin, Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LiGHTNRR,
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