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United states Mail.
ON the MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Posr osuox DsrARr1gsr,
Washington October 2o la5S.
DR0PosALs for conveying the un's United stses between
80, lsss viii oee Of This dsaen,
December following, viz
Route No. 7sos--LouIsIANA.
s.% ossa S sais ss % caa m w
lalss back. daily in .ae sa.iible steamboats,
Arsive a, Cairo in sx days BY 5, pm;
Lsase tniso daily at s. m
Arrive at New Orleans IN five days by 8, p.
The department right add exceeding other
Offices 90 le rbose numh to be vsied and Supplied daily each
The performed suitable STEAMBOATS, Of
sed but they be OF qus quality and of sufficient power 70
nahr the nip N schedule and 10 be used only during such
employed each boat and for
suitable must be assigned, 10 be under the eseu
he asnns appointed paid by department,
they TO be conveyed and provided for BY the coaifac,o
be transferred the first boat passing Inc same
whether such boat be ma not 10 be carried destination
and delivered, free Of c,srg" 10 the department
special agents o. The are 10 be carried fee o.
exhibition OF e credentials aso, blanks paper mail locks,
must be uarsne by two or responsible persons
aud the certified by postmaster judge clerk court
The department gh, reject any bid which
deemed bid in favor OF
responsibility on The part The bidder
II all. ia
ng their sueiencs are requested g bear ~ mind ta he
'horoushlae and that strict compliance win contract
lilati
Boat. offered for suhcc, inspection by
agent agents designated by department who will certify
each that they in all respects adapted % the service
accepted ba Withdrawn without the assent Of
department. .F.
Bidders and guaranora provisions of
tho subject of their liabilities 10 the a1 section Of .he " act 70
change r organization of the Pest Office Department. approved
July I, 1896.
in usual iom and embracing the usual
requirements be executed by The accepted
bidder sues before LIST day of January
General the contract alter the
scedule allowing compensation with
The by law for increased service required
allowing months extra The service dispensed with
Form of Proposa.
r., of---, State Of propose TO convey the
1900 from Orleans Cairo, ageeasy to
the advertisement Postmaster Gcaera dated Oct0 20,
1855, and by the following mode Of conveyance viz:
for the annual of
dollars
proposal knowledge Of Ac distance of the
tac egat Of the naa Be and all other particulars
serpics, tH examination
Of e inuons and requirements aacssd to the advertisement
{signed)
The undersigned residing at State of--- under
that foregoing bid for carrying mail No 1879
accepted General bidder SHALL
January, thereafter be,
required obligation perform tho proposed, with
This @c do cfh fH kaoeleage Of Obligations
by under The ana section tAe act of Congress
Of ynty 9, 1856.
Dated
(sgned by two guaranors)
Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster of -- State Of ---,
fes uaasr of Office acquainted
be of property and able make
good :hoir gGasantee
(sgncdl
PROPOSALS s.ud envenped reaied
Genera supecrbed Proposals River
Nniis,"
Oct2i-lawiw Postmaster General.
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The will lie entered upon books unless
the pay f,he subscription be made In advance
msy by letter. the
which BY all assumed b. ourselves Ia i~
Saf transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published tfi weekly dups ne sea
Congress, and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions period less VIII La received on
Terms r,opoiuoaed 10 the above annual rates
af~PosTMAsTERs authorized our agents. snds
BY sending DAILY subscbsD with ESQ eneiosed OF
rp sEmI-WEEKY subscribers with 925 enclosed, viii be en-
tited a copy gratis
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(signed by two guarantors.)
Tricsemu,-The Great Encopean Discovery,

Tricsemnr--The Great European Discovery,
pRoTECTED by royal patent England secured by
the seals Of Ecoe do Phamacie de Paris aud the Imperial Col
iege Of Medicine, Vienna.
ecmar No lis remedy for general and local debility oss
Of ve decay and all the Distressing
arising early I effects ehcecious
youth manhood and old the vile powers would not be-
decline life If the TrieseRar
universally adopted all physical mpedmens vanish like
influence, rendering is invaluable to those
tering the marriage state.
acompletcy and entirely eadicae' all Of
cubebs thought
anti tote for the Of the health OF vast potion Of the
uaon. /.
Treemar great European remedy for that
unfortunately, The English physician with
inevitable destruction Of paie constitution
sarsaparlia In the world cannot
alike devoid Of smell, and
all nauseang qualities. They lay the toilet abe without
their use being detected
cases. each divided into doses ad
ministered by Vapeau, Lalemaud, Roux SC.
TO be had wholesale retail, Mr.. II. A. Barrow, No 81
Green Canal New York. specially appointed by the
the United
part America Immediately recevag remittance,
forward 1riesrmnr any part Of the world,
addressed according the instructions Of the
r
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS Y,
To Baltimore, Md Saturday. November ~ 1855


81 J96 prizes amounting fo.. "
Whole tickets $40--haves $20-qnaers $lo-eghtbs $os
To determine splendid przes 75 numbers nom
incusivr be seveay placed IN wheel on me dny OF
drawing and i3 Of them drawn out at ndom and thn uekt
having s 3D. and ID drawn numbers VIII
capital pixe Of .oiouooo
Those having Them the
IIth 18th ID 4th 5th 40 O0O
9Th 9Th 9th I'd ii 4th
Every having other three Of the drown numbers s
en,led 10 prize varying from S200U $5000 and
codna ThoFe with two numbers on afford good
these with one drawn number draw e
original cost, less 10 per cent. - ~.
As package of % tickets must draw certain amount tat
ballots multiplied by the lowest
will per cent? will sell certificates o. pnck
ares of package and what II IN
draw, which entities the purchaser to such an
amount AZ the numbers draw over the snm guaranteed.
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies',

wear EWWHSohTy fTe"TNh Son"'y 1f".
THE this Institution
last ThursdAy June. The
m board and tuition $50 nnnun payable seminnnu
There charges drawing paint
for Spanish, Italian German, and Latin The
primary department composed OF pupils under nine
AiO0 per payable half yearly in advance
inquiry should be addressed MOTHER 6UPE
RIoR Of Joserh Academy, EmmlsbpIs Frederick
Maryland.
July S--dtyear.
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II. II. GILL e.

removed his Office his resd n Frankn Row corner
Of He will continue TO devote his
,ion principally Court
Having concerning patents he will
4a arising before
appesls the chief Justice assistant
District of Columbia; and VIII also assist IN the
prepaa alton and trial of suits concerning patents
He written opinions and arguments for
before Congress either oths departments and
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication
aa--in
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WAaHINsroN AoUEpucr,
Washington, March Z, 1858.
DRoPOSLS invited for graduation and brick
the Washington agneducL
Proposals, the s Of May will be opened of
that day.
Maps prof!es specifications will be ready
the Goth day OF April
be work of particular cuverts,
bridges &c. described pans and specifications
works be completed the
appropriation but all unfinished work vii!
appropriations Congress The
the Of work 10 be and
each contract appropriation and in
holding suceny decide and
shall stopped unit funds available.
stoppage ofay particular for OF
will ie paid II, Judgment
engineers has been properly executed far has
upon United
monthly estimates OF the 10
md will be dtion of all contracts that the work
sealed and endorsed sPoposas for work
the Washington Aqnednct."
The United reject all the bids
deemed such
maj considered conducive the Of the
work.
effect that he they under
bidders WILL his their bid be accepted,
within with good and sufficient
OF nndoraken said
certificate OF the United States district
Judge district officer OF
individual known the Engineer De-
parmnt War; the able make good their
Bids will opened presence Of bidders II any Of them
choose to be present. -
Capt Of Engineers in charge.
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~upEurnu srvvER-PLATED GOODS.-I have reccnt-
~ ceivrd fine assortment superior silver pned goods pa-
ted On nlbaa and copper, will sell at surprisingly low
prices viz; .......,,, 20 .hs r;.h..,
English silver sets
Casters, a large variety Of beautiful patterns
Walters trays, all sizes a,o,a -.
Spoons, FORKS ladies' butter KNIVES, po on
be albna
Cake baskets, casiors pickle stands
Salt stands, Iquor stands candlestcks
dish and cover forming Two dhes
Bu,trr dishes, card receivers gohlets, muss
Toast rae ks, ieak kettles, coffee urus, pitchers
Tnpkards, sugar spoons, nsh knives, &c.
Persons in OF the above articles by examining Y
,acI yy c CONVINCED of the y Investing silver
durable gosds which hear close eseu
oiahce 10 s"'e' ' ~ - O. w. BOTELER,
go, .o.ucuc Iron Hall.
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAILINe-lss5

stopping at souhnmpon both going and Feanng hey ohs
proceeding London ave advantages over
route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Nsp Yors to southampton sAa Bremen.
FRS, cabin, saoo $780, first cabin, l~sr saloon, 81
second do, $780,
newspapers must through the pe -~Sce
No bills OF ading will be signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon il attached to each ship
orfreight passage apply ~ - :,
C. A.. HEiNEKEN 4 Co., Bremen
CROHKEY L Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, HaNc.
Mar 6-dly
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Eyereff House.

North Side Of Union Square, New York.
THIS establishments erected the prominent and delight,
FOL Park affords, approaching finish, and, when
all ski devise and money
10 render ii the most desirable constructed.
The respectfully that
the open OF October for the
dann of the public.
will from parties wishing
arrangements winter months.
i's p'''' p'''"'se oLAPp JosLiN
HawLry CLsPr,
A. G, JostIs.
Sep al-d3m
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BRowr STANTON, AND WALKER.
lnM r. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and ]. KNOX WALK
partnership ctising the
United and claims Washington,
and oc Washington Mem
OF parties will found either place.
letters addressed to them will receive attention.
Api intel and SENT IL copy.l
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CAuD-Yoans ladies wisa.pg TO improve IN
French do 20 by jonina the morning a,ases Miss
school, No. i3s Penney svrnue sbe now
resident Parsan distinguished
gives daily instruction In that spgusse 81
Oct 2-eGdaw W..
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
EnA,.riinr, nf Enre IN CaliEnrnia.

Completion of Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare TO California.
= - United States mail steamships leave New York
<<H]e& for Aspnwa the 9Th and goth Of each MONTH
Na&& connecting with mail steamers from Panama TO san
~ Francisco.
and approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety.
long, completed from ocean
hours The baggage OF rassen
San FrancscO and
gers embarked by the csmpany expense
The money all Of the trip
Reserve kept In port in New York. Panama. ana
San Francisco detention Of accdcn that
the route IL entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama day they Aspin
wall
Conductos through by each and take charge OF
women and children without other protectors. -
For through tickets the lowest apply At the agency III
West street. New York, TO L. w. RAYMOND.
R--df
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~ EORGE; w. MORELu. Attorney and Counsellorat
w Uued States circuit commissioner commissioner
Of Ciaims, No. A Wall street, New York
Hon United States supreme Court
Fish, United States senator General G. Totrn Corps
Baauaers United A. Blair Solicitor the Court
q Claims, r. II, Glei, esq, and Major Arnold Harris, Wssnms'
ton city, pctiu-WFSsupam
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CENSUS of 1900, large qnsrsc voiunae, bound h'
y half Russia foE sale few eopes.ouly a. ~ se 80
aeps fhANVh iAfLok'
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EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHiPLEY, h CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
"a Austin Frnrs, London.
d. @. WAINWRIGHT s Co.,
Paris.
GEO. ii DRAPER, Havre.
The owners OF these gold silver,
bullion spece cwey precious stones neas unless bills Of
adng and the value thereof therein
Ap25-dtf
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E*> HEW YOitk, HKEMEN. AND nnUTH-
<<E60 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL. STEhMERS.-
VZ# The ships comprising this line the WASHING
Ud1187k10 TON, Capt Il. Cavendy; HERMANN Capt. Ed
ward Higgins
These Southampton both going and rcurnng
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E Indies of that the Of
weeks they will entertainment In the church
ed6ce and for the sale Of useful and
The avaiIs this will be used
furnishing the church. II designed that article
he sold above It's value.
Rnes and other Of CHARGE will be prohibited.
The admission fee shall be only l2k cents.
will perfect satisfaction visters and
patrons utf the enterprise.
To aid in the object contributions useful and
fancy articles and provisoas respectfully solicited and il
T. NJ HASKELL principal direcesE ut No 80 Pennsylvania
Of the ccle,n will be thankfully received aud
gratefully acknowledged. Nov S-2aw3w
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

MAMAoERs' OFFICE,
Baltimore, tMd.,) October ], 1885,
E managers Maryland lotteries viii give their sionto
tickets and certificates OF packages OF
tickets attention Of the public TO the following
scheme, which IL the
AIostB BrflLant and Magnificent Lottery evsT DTa~n.
An tickets packages Of uckeis IN The lotteries
Maryland bear the iogapled Ena
* BRENAN, General Agent for the Contractor - and
any frauds Hs#.sr
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Notice of the establishment of three additional
land districts In the State OF Iowa.
Congress entitled change
land dscts in the State Of Iowa, and for
March 3D. 1856 which three
in said II Is hereby declared and made
land Office for the TuRKEyR DsrRIcr has
established Wnneshek county, that the
Fonr Dopaz plsrRroru DopoE Webster county
pIsrRIcr Sorx CITY, in Wood
bury county
my hand the city Of Waslngton this thirty first
day October, A. ID. 1855.
by order of the President:
TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov o-law6w Tint. and Star
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
y Change Hours.
E0 S las - [as
IN and aie Monday Instant, the trains will leave
U Washington ut and az, q. m, and and AZ, Pm
On sunday, at AZ, pm.
Leave Baltimore Ak aud OK, m, and and 5H, p
- +. H. PARSONS, Agent.
April 22-dT
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Lease,
mon one or more years that large dwelling house
e. between Ieh streets, and near The Jar Depart
ment. - .x,.,s;va ond ,,.,
aowe gnden the west large Kitchen gadep
grounds Immediately around anu 70 e rear OF
he 49,. - ,u...s...
In give soeroom and NJ ne same me 20
The walls OF perfectly dry two large cellars have been
under budngs There are on the premises
,o stables and All OF which can be re-
pared or remedeicd II necessary.
ALSO, FOR RENT on LEASE,
The large dwelling Fennyivania avenue between th
and 10th sreets - 49, ~.
use Of or alley II required
calculated for the nccommoua'fon OF ias
adapted the accommodation oi mese "i
other petsous erc nens cameeuohy
and \ restaurant in the vicinity OF u'e Pace.
For terms ~ppiy TO Mr. Collins, al 'ne surgeon Cen
erals OfRce, WiRder's building
is-eod3w
ron SALE OR RENr.-The wciknow and Desirable res-
s s sne or rent The excellent ropsif ard
sunp,icd and other
The rsna houses complete and well ar
and e grounds extensive have been planted
,;h The hest n and laid of with gca, and
taste by ornamentrl gardener :, -. i. -.
For iarms 10 lehn Brent aoney-stnw,
70 buckner bayh Hntsou sNfnNe,
| be,vcar ~ and 9th Streets ,,,a-.
The key Of i4s house via be found Of DuadineioM
Nov G-sl3wsw
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Orders certificates OF IN me
above sp.endd
an account drawing will be sent Immediately amer
F" ." Address '''- p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent
oc 81 Wlmington Delaware.
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No. 3s LOUISIANA dpennc,
WILL practice the supreme Court the United States ths
w claims. and the courts of the District Of Co
lunbia.
Dec 27--3iawt
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IIOIs RENT, n comfortable and co,nmodtous house,
on Delaware avenue within a
erletc with convencnces IL be obtained
the There attached
cultivated garden ahIng carriage hope, To
gentleman who would be puuctua and careful the
woud ba made modcsate.
efficient could be hired with e
if required Inquire OF A. GREEN,
Auconcer,
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.


To Capt NJ. C. Aciga, IT, y. Engineers.
We, undersigned, residents of, in the State of --,
Jointly with The United States and
bid be accepted, that he
they will Of the sad bid,
good sufficient sureties
In conformity the
ofthc advertisement which IL made And In the
10 aforesaid,
the offer by the said and
ne bidder.
fsignedl A. h.
e. ID.
Thereby certify that knowledge and belief the
above named ruarantors good and suiicient. .
fSigncdl E. e.
ar B-3 ayS 1awH
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NEW GOODS For NGENTLEMEN.-P. j. STEER,
IN tailor aud beautiful
fall goods, which be- respectfully invites the
tentou of his customers and the public
addition and varied stock OF Cloths cameres,
The Styles his OF genenens furnishing
goods is also very select and complete; such as
II atfs, cravats, stocks ties, gloves
su-prnders. hosiery
Silk cotton, and woolen undershirs drawers re
He prepared clothing order short notice In
style OF unsurpassed elegance, and al fair prices
solicited call early and select choice Styles
No. fss Seventh street.
Sept 2-3tawn
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
treasury Department consists Of the offices Of the Sec
,S o. The Treasury, two comptroers commissioner Of
SIX auditors treasurer, register, solicitor, light
ugpse ge board, and survey
following is brief indication of the duties of these
e Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
rssaarys 0Gce.-IIon. James Guthrie, Secretary of the
Hon 7. O. Washington, Assistant Secretary ;
10 charge; architect and three draughtsmen
employed, and twenty three clerks. The Secre-
the treasury is charged with the general supervision
c e nscal transactions OF the government and Of the
If ~ y he laws concerning the and navigation
oo,s United States He superinends the survey Of the
A. ne lighthouse establishment, the marine hospitals of
Inn'ea states, and the construction os certain public
| "pss ~ ioF custon-houses and other purposes.
l ne oomproters Obfce--Esha Whttiesey esq, Comp
n saa hteen clerks lie prescroes the mode of keep
E aenoeflpg accounts for the civil and diplomatic
bn" "e @ ns public lands, and revses and certiies the
lcO.a cna toRpfrohers 0Fce.--Tohn M. Brodhead, csq,
and seventeen clerks lie prescribes the mode
Ina Js ana rendering the accounts of the army, navy
~ Of the public service and revises and
II ~, e 'ns oalanees arising thereon.
H. V'S G y COMMISSIONER Of The Cpstons-Iugh j. Anderson,
GS ~ Commissioner and eleven clerks. He prescribes the
ksvs Aeeping and rendering the OF the
@ ana Disbursements, and for the building and repair
|hsRg thereon. Wv N4-'1S''
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Friendship Academy.
II. w. BLACK, A. B., PRINCIPAL.


Tho exercises of this school will be
resumed OH Monday 22nd inst. This
Academy is situated about twenty miles
below Sumtcrvillc near tho "Nelson Fer
ry Road" in remarkably healthy loca-
ton. The community is moral and reli.
glous, and entirely free from the haunts
of vice and dissipation.
The Principal pledges to use every ex.
crtIon which his experience of several
years in teaching can command for the
advancement Of those entrusted to his
charge.
RATES OF TUITION.
lst. Glass, Primary branches Including
English Grammar and common Arithmc-
tic, per quarter Of eleven months, 81 90
2nd Class, Geography, Philoso-
ply. Astronomy. with higher
course of Mathematics, 6 90
3rd Glass, Latin and Greek, 8 90
Good board and washing can be obtained
in The neighborhood for g to 7 dollars per
monlh. No student taken into the school
for a less time than one quarter.
No deduction made for absence except
in cases nf protractcd sickness.
Maj. Il. c. CONNORS, Scc'y
for the Board of Trustees.
Friendship =. O., Sumter District.
Jan. 10, 1865 10 4t
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School Notice,

MISS 1loRTENsIA HAYNswoRTu has re-
A'A opened her school for young ladies
and girls.
MISS s. WELLS, ----- Assistant.
Terms per Session Of five Months.
lst Class Elementary studies for young
est girls =. $40 90
2nd d" /" with Geo
graphy. Arithmetic, Grammar.
and llist"ry ... Sl2 90
81, 4th" Higher studies for young
lduitS SD no
instruction in the French Language, ~ 90
W Hours Of Attendance at the srhooI
room, from 8 o'clock in the morning, to
half past = o'clock =. NJ.
II an Increased number OF pupils re-
qu're ii, other Assistants Of the highest
a'tamments will bc cmplovcd.
January 10. 1855 10 ltcuw
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Notice..

THE subscriber calls upon all those
Indebted to him to come forward and make
payment. His circumstances are such
that farther indulgence cannot and miH
not he given. lie needs money and he
must have it.
lie would also inform his customers
and the public that he still carries on The
Harness and Saddle making business and
repairing Of all work in that like, nj his
old stand near White q. IIaynsworlh.
w. G.. DUNCAN.
jan. 10, 1859 10 G,
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EDUCA TIONAL NOTICE.

The Trustees Of The Sumtcrvilr Academy
give notice hiatt they have engaged the services
Of MIR. W. Is. LEARv rs Principal Of the
Male Academy. He will have nssoratcd with
him Mr.. y Rosa, VIII" will TAX. charge
particularly of the Mathematical Department.
From the past experience ami siiccess Of
these gentlemen, as teachers, the Trustees feel
warranted in recommending in tn. highest
terms, the Institution to the support and pa
tronage of the community, and the public gen
orally. The terms will he rs follows:
For the primary English course, per
quarter, sc 90
For the advanced English course,
per quarter, 10 90
For the latter, with the classics, per
quarter, Ie 90
Extra charge for repairs, fuel, &c. 80
Jan. 10, 1855 10 IF