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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-07
GOVERNOR REEDER AND THE PREsI
DENT.

1t will be seen by correspondence which will
be found in columns that the Secretary Of
State has taken official notice of the charges made
by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs many
months since, and that just as the Governor was
about setting out his return to his post of duty
he was notified that his present official relations
with the government must terminate, unless the
impression left by those charges upon the mind of
the President were etaced.
The Governor replied promptly that he should
grossly neglect his duties in Kansas if he remain
ed here any louger that he could not write while
prosecuting his journey, but that the President
should hear from him soon after his return. lie
concludes his suggestion, upon which word or
two Of remark is due to Governor Reeder. He
says; 81 must regret that your communication
was not made at an earlier day."
Thecharges of the Commissioner were published
in the EVENING Posr before the adjournment OF
Congress. They had been laid before the Presi-
dent many weeks, perhaps months, previously.
Governor Reeder arrived at Washington some tive
months since, more or less. Just as he is about
returning to his duty, he is called upon to explain
his conduct, and given to understand that official
disgrace is pending oyer him.
1t may be that the Governor has been guilty o
misconduct; it may be that he deserves to bo re
moved if so, we trust he will be removed; at the
same time we warn the President against permit
ting the camor from Atchinson and the crew who
do his bidding in Kansas, from exerting undue in
iuence upon his judgemnt. The temptation to be
rid of any responsibility for the present difficulties
in Kansas by dismissing Governor Reeder, upor
some side issue, is very potential, and with weak
and timid man, irresistible; but, aside from tht
dshonor which the President would incur if hi
were caapble of deserting one of his officers ir
such an emergency,he would fail entirely of secu
ring the object of his sacrifice. Any concessions
made by the government to the rufian interest il
Kansas will only increase its pretensons and MAKE
it more difficult to manage. 1t should have beer
met with frmness and long before this, th
country should have had some substantial evidence
that the President had both the disposition ant
courage to punish lawlessness of which Knnsa
has been the theatre. But the moral sentiment o
the whole country would be outraged if the charaC
ter and position Of the Governor of Kansas is sac
rifced through the pusillanimity of the executiv
and the bullying of such men as Atchinson an
Stringiellow - Ere. Post.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-07

Rev. THEoDoRE PARKER, the great Boston tbun,
derer, is not, as is generally supposed graduate
leges or universities in early life-though We be.
lieye he spent some time at the Cambridge Divinity
Seool-but picked up his learning in the intervals
Of laying stone walls and intrac table furrows on
his native homestead, near Lexington monument
Mr. Parker breaches to TIE largest Sabbath audi
ence,ln Eoston.N y tpe Fhsf
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-07

The protection granted to ''lire liberty and the
pursuit of happiness in Indiana, is finely illustrated
by the following from the HawSriKe (Ky.) Eagle-
Portage Dem.
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BY uAlLEtOAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
81 A - Y

Time bc,"ss'' wasiinssoa s"a wheeling nut \. !
Running time le,1ee Washington aud c~einna AZ hosi
Through Ticket. ard nsss.S. Check. 20 he had IN
HE Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved lis
on is fullest ndacemrn.
elers between washington s.more and al po'''on Of the Wrsi
The conaesion srwsen The trains fom Washington
Wnns" ,"acaa ay sssa sSs Relay House. ae .ss
washnsoa aud ,ha on" Vs Baggage ia checked in,ous
wheeling Washington and schccksd and TunSfrrred
,nss aese,s @ points tsyond The canaec.ns I.us
Wasanaon daily ate n and M p ;oa sundays at the
4 % w ss. ss s ons
W.sslns, slsuxh oamsdss zaas.yle ~. ssSss, %
Tss.s ains rosass, e. :, ns~aa w, sss
Ch,-sso, s. Lauis, &c. ,, a.. -.
>. a &C. @ ss w. 4 ss.s's . xsss
VILE, At xsnia, Lits Miami ra.oaa cnnns ION n
sa ..s @ as sS. esss ssr se aa
ssrs through sss asa n . p
c.siassd % .se mai, sass. on ma M u Ohio is.
asa csysasS g Toledo Ssrs cs
W. WhsSs asS w % y s, .S. We's win
Travellers a While This !. ne only ,o.
aiordng tickets nnd eberss 4 aso the
the sea, West The distance from washington 10 ag
hut $50 miles, beny about 100 cs shorter than any oe
F.s by through Washington To wheeling 80 Gi
BY railroad. SIS by steamer from Cneisna, :si ndanapo
cssso % g % S. S 81 sss' s. VS.
6; New Orleans, SsI, sc.
cumberand srx Piedmont, Oakland and fli,nount
eaye .. G. a A. p a. For The
train from Washington
vor further nf.mnon, through tickets, Ac, apply 10 TH II.
Master Of Transportation baltimore and
5--dlf K Uho Ralf0ud, BaisHinrc.
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Georgetown College, ID. G.

Institution will Monday,
the 81 Of September The preparatory department and collie
by able and
the moral and intellectual advancement
conded their large ahf sccio9s building has
he used exclusively for tue
e the suients Their dormsoy. Payxounds s1oy
hall rooms will bn entirely dinct from those OF tho
officers especially assigned will attend them In
their pasmes preside their sudies complete
effected between the and Older students
which all those who have tho
least experience the education Of youth
observatory the coiese s extensive philosophical nppa
raus rich and Of mineras geological
specimens Shells afford tho students of this institution nd
vautages rarely TO be met with. -
Aug 5-dlm Prcsident.
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Proposals for building Ltght-hOusc ON JOneB's
Point, near Alexandria, Virginia.

TRxAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
Office Light houae Board,
Washington, August ~, 1855.
DRoPosALS viii until lo O'Clock hc oad Of
September when the bids will bs opened FOR furnishing
building light house on Jones Point Potomac
rver Alexandria, by the 3UIh OF November next
framed budina resiDE mick foundation, and 0l
one and half story basemsnt having circular
the support horizontal dimensions being %
ly 10 feet. ~,
Detailed drawings specifications be seen Al this oce,
and Al the OFF of COLLECTOR at Alexandria.
should any bid be will be executed
for the work.
payment win he made until the whole work completed and
h recc we'd be inspected and approved oy ns
appointed snperhtend the agent
having power reject Workmanship mot 10
cordance the terms Of the contract.
right reserved reject and all bdA that may be deem
ed prejudcal the public interest.
Al Sds should he The undersigned
dor,ed q Proposals. for Juness Point Light-h0use."
EDM'D l.. y. HARDCA4TLE,
Aus 23-eodlm Engineer Secretary
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OFFICE or THE COMMANDING OFFICER,
Nnrbingion Arsenal. Auknst 20, le.

Washington Arsenal, August 70, ieao
CAtEt PROPOSALS VIII be- received this office until Octo-
95 neal, nfefan, for building Wa'hneton
city, o. c., the rnc square lying between street on ins
f Seventh the wesi ana
Sixth appropriation OF $4,000 having been
ma by Congress for the
Master builders drsiue 70 propose for this building WI
examine the drawings, spechcaioas nnd hill
work. any additional explanation in order make
proposals. which they will be enabled 10 do conveniently and
leisure this office.
proposals received hut from experenccd ard sp
ho done superior
hence persons distance unknown tho undersigned
present satisfactory references before the bid b
accepted. -. -, :.
proposals be made according 10 the items oi me h OF
work. (Which calculated with precision The pPoser
find the
An experienced is appointed and will be awdyf
pc1rM sro0ud Of building work In
the eomondns oce that the contract f
strictly complied WITH -
Major Commanding Washington ArScnal
Aug 2l--2awt90ct lint. d Bait. SUM-
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Appointment Of Superintendent OF Buildings
and Grounds at the University Of Virginia.


tho last annual meeting board Of vtcrs Of the Unyef
y vrgnn, offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
"Having believe from the experience Of past yars
the University might, win propey
University he relieved from td supervision and
of the buildings and other public property OF the onvsfsy
and that might with advantage be cnnnded 70
practical who would devotc hs whole time
the discharge duties for suitable compensa
ton;
subject be referred TO the executive
committee authority divide the duties Of the proctor the
with them TO mako the appoint
assistant, with sainry NOT exceeding o IN
opinon the Univsrs would be promofrd by
division Of labor between the proctor and M
pcrnts ndcntn
undersigned, proctor Of
University The executive committee VIII pro
september 70 make the appointment
authorized by the above resolution and 20 notify s VINO may
disposed appointment that Will be expected tha'
appointed should be quaaed to take .e
fsw hundred contiguous
to Of all the buildings Of the Unit
and them In repsir and have
knowledge landscape sardspips ornamental planting Of
ANY further information be ciiseuy given App
their applications ~ mo underslenea
for Of Buildings and 0rounds
r. K PRENTIs,
AueusT, IL, lass. Proctor University o' Virginia
Aug is-eodtI9SeN
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washington Aqueduct.
OrroR or THIS wAsulsoros AaurDucT, .

OFFICE WAsuIN8TOS AQUEDUCr,
Washington, March Z, l855
PROPOSALS invited graduation brick masonry,
dams, tunnels, Washington aqneduct
Proposals. the sh May will opened Of
that day.
profcs f,he work will be ready
animation and after the Goth day Of April
bridges &c. described in the plans and specifications
The be completed under the
appropriation hut all unfinished work viii
appropriations by Congress- The engineer
prescribe the OF work 10 I've done and rate
ench appropriation and in
stopped uni u funds become available.
entire oppags particular work for want OF
will te paid IT, in the Judgment OF
engineer work has been properly executed 40 far as has
gone.
Payments specie checks upon the United States
monthly estimates Of engineer rcervng 10
will be diton OF all conracts that the work
men .hal paid their full wages monthly. and in specie
All bids should be seaed and endorsed Proposals for work on
the Washington Aqucduct"
The the right reject all the bids
such
considered conducive the OF the
work.
or responsible persons effect that he they under
bidders wilt If his their bid be accepted
within days. with good and sufficient
the work undeaken said
certificate Of tho United States district
Judge, district agent some officer OF
individual the Engineer De-
War; the able to make good their
guarantee.
choose TO be present - .u
Capt. OF Engineers, In charge.
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IL. IL. GILL EFT,

Has removed his oce to h. resd in Fankln Row. corner
of and Thirteenth streets devote
ton principally In United States supreme Court.
Having the law concerning patents ha will
arising before
appeals the chief justice assistant
Columbia and VIII also assist in the
preparation Of concerning patents
give opinions and prepare arguments for par
ties having either OF hs
prosecute claims before any board established for Their
adjudication.
Oct Aa--du
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Rittenhousc Academy,

Rittenhousc Academy,
Corner of Third sfrcet and fndiona
o. @. wight, Principal.
r. r. Taylor, Assistant.
T. Il. Raout, Teacher sf French.
X Gibrou, Teachsr Of Drawing.
THE next academic year Monday, September
Tuition SO So sia s and SIS per quarter, payable In ad
bookstores OF the city. W ~ Aug s2-esdte1eeW
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.

Reduction of Fare 70 California.
E, Tinted etoies mail steamships leave New York
tS3Sf FOR AstfhwaH the 5th and 20h Of each month,
NE connsctIng Nth mali steamers from Panama to San
Francisco.
Inspected and approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty spsed and safety
Tho completed from ocean
ocean, hours The baggage OF
checked Now York through San Francisco aud
the csmpanys
The money paid New York all Of the Trip.
port IN New York, Panama. and
Fan Francisco detention In case Of accident 20 that
the route Is entirely reliable.
Passengers day they arrive Mt Aspn
wall. n5t
Conductors 60 through by each and take charge Of
and children without other protectors. -
through tickets the lowest rates apply nt the agency
West street, New York, to I. w. RAYMOND.
MOyf-dtf 4
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The ~ pssoa win entered upon books unless
shs rAyss~at the subscnpio~ ~ nsds 10 ssvssce-
Distant Subscribers sy sossy the postage
Of which win be paid by sssumed BY ourselves las
s~is nlssion.
Tho COUNTRY PAPER s pnb,lshsd i weekly during he
Congress, aad s mi eeky during the
sascrspsians psrsnA ls~s year will be ved
terms propo,lioaod 70 The aAoss asnsai rates.
fa,-pOsTMAsTRRS asahosed ssenta aad.
sy rsndinx rivs DAILY suhseribs saclosed
r,yr WEEKLY subscriber, Ss5 tAsiossd, will
,ued . cspy srass.
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Thcso stop Southampton both going and returning

Stopping aouinmpon, both and FehrnlhE hcy Oe
London and iavc advantages over amy
other route, for The economy Of time and money.
Passage from New York to Southampton sss Bremen
cabin. saoon $780, first cabin, tr suloon 81
second do, $50
All letters newspapers through the pe Vce
No osladina will be signed on the day OF sainS.
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship.
For freight pussase apply TO- -
g. A. HElNEKEN 4 Co., Bremen
CRCsKEY Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havrc.
Mar 6--dly
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Nassau Hall College or New Jersey, Princeton.
[" Shos'd arid acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 70 uin'
Sh0uid aud acquaintance be forgot,
And dnvs A. amid Isus svne

[" Shossd saId acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 uin'
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auId lass ryne."
The Of e 1889
the Junior class OF the ending June 1884, he sOphemo
Glars c me ending JuBe 1884, the clsss Of th
ending Juue 1850
brighten the links OF the chain Of lovs which
tide entirely exchange n h~i
lives greeting and sympathy lament the untuiey fate
some OF their mort pr0misin2 compeers
preliminary meoting of the s~app0nted committee vii, b
ed on The first Monday in September, A. d. 1885, The usr
states ltole Chcsnu between Fourth and Finn streets
which those members
adopted 10 as fun as possible.
In ths time, hosr addressed viii b.
good enough to furnish tic the by mall viii
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. d.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chsrpsn of Committee,
ALEXANDER G. HART, III. D..
Of Phsdelphis, Pennsylyant
J. NEWTON IIGHTNER,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
of Winston, ANogiany Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Of Rasto Iron aud Cinss Works, MI
LEWIS w, WASHINGTON,
of s.sanisomcry county, Maryland
Onmntes,
JaifH wg,psAH, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 21--ysSsSmJ [lnssIueencer1
All newspapers tc etye4 Of the world request
ed 10 notice this advertisement III ttr editorial columns mem
baTs Of the classes scattered oWsh e fur great di
visions of the globe and oil ihrcrhos The Untet
States Of America requested grauous
cosionaly between this date and tho 3d Of March, o. 1887
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English and French Boarding and Day school
from % viii open her sG.,dss e. and
No. G % b. 7" ne .nS @ S
.1s. In svsy o. resident
and win bs used TO accomplish her pupils IN
ID Dawns win be laugh, in various elegant styles
My isnd Miss Brooke most ssiimaole lady, Of Tea. in
'Amen' English 's''af' s1' ns, AIoszo c roTTsR
pabe conducting young ladies,
every way worthy Of the patronage q p.aSi nAoHx
srrrRsxorG
The The s sS, Rev Rev. Aovso Vy 5s.s 5Ps,sr r r. LIB
Professor A. Dallas sacLs sapsrirssndsat Coast Survey
qros;.ss Js.spa Hs1y sss.sA q snh'0a4n institute
'GSs sns. + .n,ss ,.a" ro.,.s. csas
Chief Justice Of us Supreme Court Of Penn
Hon O. w. Woodward A.socisss Judge Supreme
Nom aa d.s':s Vail. N; g, N;T !scsy cs.:,.,,,..
Of is.i as. s.oss., % rsnn','anIa
THE MISSES HAwLEY's Freaeh and E~gl.h
Sn
Aug 0s-eodaw
Cottage Home school for Young Ladies',
Aasacausests avenue bstosen 10th and llfh streets.
L day. September j. The o. .ranssd
departments and embraces all 'he branches Of si<ra edu
Miss NJ. A. Cox, Principal
n. Gibson, Tsaeasl & Drawing and Painting.
| Circulars may be obtained Al tho bookstores
sM AusM-oo.m
WAETED, imm.a,assiy ,horo9shy qualified .s.eh:, sr
a T 1Rssn e se,os g s as.
a4'0 and board address, with full R.euaa,s; &c RRGcKErr
Augai-dG, Alexandria, vi1gnis-
TT MAY DE BEST to state the GLASSES o
goods that wo offer as especial bs,sains-
pieces lancycolored Silks entirely
pieces a.nns from as per yard tho die
good. probably much The larger, and ehea2ss.
thorough stock we have ever offered
s sp. ss s1a md ssae .os a. and prices
70 carton. .hlI. bosoms, III linen. new p.,:s.n. s,
ssw sssw .ssD.: sSd .ea .a.sed "a . nS modern styles
Those bills settled July paid before commencing
Our regular puncuni customers
bills presentation invited cali and make hei'
'eisc.ions ions early sa,y. o,,v
hood articles, pice and fair dealing may be relied on IN
" PERRY = BROTHER,
"Central stores' building
| Aug 3l--4tif Opposite Centre Market.
r AND WARRANTS LOCATED.-The sabscrihers viii To-
Il oho Indians. Illinois, lows, and give
upon h description incorrect they win
take the land giving for another warrant of same
One e the rm resides in the West. give bussss his
| p''''''' ''pe"'''' MILLER BROWN,
July la-2aw3m
pIcKETs. LATHs. AND COAL lJus, received and ready
Also, 7sOoo ~ fec, pickles.. superior article
coal OF ALL KINDS AND sizEs.
Red and rse .izs CRATES radiators
Lykin valley red fAiasslpha red ash and Bristol
Iehish furnace coal, in yard and ready for sas n.,
Ny regular customers requested 70 leave their orders Tor coa
on hand umbe descriptions
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Aug 5-dlm

NEW YOkK, uRGMEN. AND sOUrl-
<3@3 AMPTON UNITED STAT Els MAIL bTEAMERH-
F1kH The ships comprising this line tho WASHING
~ TON, Capt. T. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Higgins.
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Washington National Monument Once.
August l, 1855
meeting of Of the Washington Ma
iona Monument Society," held the 3st umo, The follow
ing resolution adopted
Resolved secretary give notice. by advertisement be
National inteigencer Union, nnd the American
Orssn Wilson, Of the Gene
O has appointed general neenof this Society,"
and has entered the duties OF his Office.
A true copy. Test: CHAs. e. TUCKER,
Secretary OF W. ~ Nj. Society.
Auoo d3w
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CHURCH sERvICES.-Messr. TAYLOR MAURY have
iurt received very editions Of
r,ayer complete Church Service" bound In Paris
Jane ri Bookstore Ninth
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near E,a1usJurq Frederick County, Nd

THE the
August Thursday in June The
$5D payable semi
There charges for usc drawing paint
aad also for Spanish taan German aud Latin The terms
primary of pupils under nine
age are SlOO per annum payable half yearly advance
inquiry should be addressed - the MOTHER SUPE
Joseps Academy Emnisbng, Frederick county,
Maryland.
July 8--diyenr.
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NJ. n. IybUN UNU SIblCFB fO1
Day Pupils,
On f street, Jet,cecn l2th and 18th, Washington.
E duties OF this institution resumed the 18th ePtem
her and above, wish also inform
that intend opening an estabshnen
fol boarding pupts the list Of November next
rai'r0nd and turnpike, sixteen miles
from ,he city, nnd southeast Of Laurel viilngr
For may DO had at The principal bookstores
In Washington md Baltimore.
Aug 4-d4tkeodt5rpI5 fstar.l
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DOOKs FOR AUCTION The undersigned separated
number ofbooks various subjects old
duplicate and others which, for various
are M longer shnble a their original prices.
Among good editions O the best books In tho
language Theology medicine and juvenile books nvve
books French books, and of miscellaneous
which will be auction the proper
In the me they be purchased at private sale Ut biz
half whom they worth half
Jnns 50 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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pE4E Yellow Fever IN Rhetorical, Pathological,
Thepenhca Reissss, BY Doctor T. La Roche vols.
evo.
Mackenzie F; 1 vol ~ g..
Elements cf Medicine BY Doctor 8, y. pics.c: vel
scps y +1 !" fRANCR TAYLOR.
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unlveralty OF LOuisiana.
Medical Department


THE Lectures this department will
Monday November 49, 1885, and viii terminate
March.
James Jones, NJ. professor Of practice IF mediciae.
j l.. Rddeil, N. n, professor Of ofchemistSy.
Stone, NJ. D., professor Of Anrgefy.
A. II. Gems, NJ D., professor Of obstetrics.
Al eddsrbura, N. D., professor Of anatomy.
Gusiavus A. Mott, y. d. professor of matsria msdica.
Thomns Hsn NJ D., professor Of physoosy and pathology
Samuel chon.in nrsia, demonstrators
Cor dssctns win opsn the third Monday
tober.
faculty visiting physicians surgeons sf the Charity
nsiitution nom November April.
Tie The professors In their visits and free Of
expensc enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
There during the sessions about sshs hundred
scrbed for daily. u
ir 1854 the number patients
drcd asA ninssy-two.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D.. Dean.
The sdninrator Charity Hospital annually,
April resident tudsn, WHO maintained BY the nsu
ion. rsp pe-ia"u~Nov
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. IS Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, q CO,
STEPHEN KENNARD CO,
~ Austin Friars, London.
d. g. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
GEO DRAPER, Havre.
The ships will not be accountable for gold
bullion specie ewe metals unless bills Of
adpp the value thereof expressed therein
Ap p25-dtf
on m street the Of street. House con
.,s teve rooms papercd and painted
accommodating and possession gwen mmcd
,tei, Solicitors Odce Treasury Department.
l5--[n
Academy of the visitation,
Fysdsriek City, Md.
TINE exercise, Of hi, will Monday,
L LIST Of september.
TERMS BosRpEss
BOARD tuition per
Washing mendng, aud other extras
Musc on the piano. harp guar forms additional charge
Spanish, Geman
drawing painting, likewise extra charges ee
Boares semi annually ~ ADVANCE fu
during the year, ana e Charge es"
mae from the date OF their entrance
Aug Ig-Inwsw'
MICHAEL NOURsE,
s,f for hs Mutual Le Company, Hartford, Corn
Office No. Thirteenth street,
An men think all men hemsevess-
stances prompt fund for their widows and
children In csse Of dealh,
Aug N-lawsw llnfl
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FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt, M. C. Mciss U. s. Engineers.
We undersigned, rendens Of in the state OF
Jointly with the United States and
guaranty the foregoing bid Of - be accepted that he or
they will acceptance the said bid
for the good aud sufficient rueies 20
ths articles proposed conformity to tho terms
under which sade And in case the
noresaid
ma good offer by the said and
he lowest bidder.
lssned A. n.
G. D.
thereby certify that knowledge and belief
above named guaraniors are good and sufficient
(Sgncd) f. Y.
rs-sswtAhMayAlawn
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ID PHILIIPS, Mobile, Alabama, III practise I'm
the Supreme Court Of the United staie court OF Claims
with his profession Office
northeast of eth and Louisiana
uneo ODD 2mjf
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COURT OF CLAIMS.-The undersigned will attend any
business confdcd him a commissioner APP
pointed Court Of Claims take attorney
found daily the Capi
Immediately opposite tho Office Of the clerk OF The
Court of Claims JOHN 3. TYSON.
Aug 8-2aw3ws lint. and STAR
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Law Notice.

DRowS STANTON, WALKER.
yUM. II. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
Err formed pnner.hp for pracsas law N The Supreme
or claims in WnshingoR
Offices In Washington md Mem
phs The will always be found o. either place, and
letters vii! receive prcMpt attention.
April - cod Ifniel. Sentinel copy.1
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THANCIS LAMB, Looking GLASS, Portrait avd Pic-
,arefnme manufacturer. as7 Pennsylvania avenasPaTor
and Of elaborate style and finish
santly delivered and complete
prices New York. thereby the Of boxing
freight, risk Of hreakage.
The public respectfully invitedto CALL
i June l6-cod;mf & 2