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A SITUATION WANTED, ny A RESPECTABLE
~ young girl; can do plain cooking, washing and
ironing, or would 90 chambermsid Good recon-
mendatons from her last place. Call at Mr. Kelys 81
Butler st., BROOKLYN,
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NYAN1EI-BY A RFSIfcTAuT YOUNG GIhi. A
w niuaiion A. plain cook, nrss ratio wahss aud
e. Good city reference given Apply at 10 ks, ~ tn
IT,, between I'd and xng'on avenues.
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RNanos.-Hornce Waters, Modern Imrnuv 9,

nsAnos possessing IN their Improvement Of action and
ovxsEings . power and compass Of tone eqoa To the
And pianos. Sole agency Tor r Gilbert Co.'s Hallet
0umston's Woodward Browns, and Jacob CHECKER
s Boston pianos and constantly In store pianos from
Eve Of the New York manufactures Es insru
zsut guaranteed to give entire satisfaction purchase
Asney returned Second hand pianos Of all varieties ans
sgreat hargans Prices from $50 20 S140 octave
Ysnos, with iron frames for $780, Panos 10 rent ans
rant allowed on purchase. Pianos for sale on monthly
faynents. Sole agency for 8. d. II W, Smiths eeh
p4aSoc raelodeona, TUNED the equal temperament
HORACE WATERS. 333 Broadway
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A sTTJA
IA ton TO do general homework; understand. plain
cooking, washing and ironing; or would do chamber.
work and waiting Has objection 10 the country.
Good reference given. Please call at 3o1 West 10th
first floor.
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VTIANTEp-A SITUATION, BY A RESpEcTABfE
w girl, shtcen years old 10 do the hou-e~ork 81
small private family chaberwork to take Of
Children Good reference. Apply at lIg Charlton street
corner II Wellington, for two days
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ClTUAIION.-WANTED, IN AN IMPORTING HOUSE.
~ for Young who viii be required to write French
well from dictatioD and attend TO Custom House bust
ners. Address Fost Office, box 1853.
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New Music. ---"Oux boys Polka" q very
pretty arrangement by James Beak from the theme Of
the popular song Our Boys" as composed by Thomas
Baker price 25c. 'Vikins and his Mnah" Schottisch
BY the composer, 25c The celebrated Sparkling
POLKA" by Thomas Baker is still having an immense
sal0-.5c. HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway
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A SITUATION WANTED, As NURSE BY A STEADY
trustworthy woman, who is capable Of taking charge
OF BABY from ts birth. Wages not much Of an OF,
lect as steady situation She has several references
Can be seen for two days at u Spring st. corner Of Cos
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4 RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, IN A
"A private family, to cook wash and iron, to do
general l any situation has the beat Of
city reference Please call at eI West 10th A. near 9th
in the rear.
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL WHO
"A can bring the best Of city References wishes situa
ton either TO do general homework take care Of chill
dren; would make herself generally useful Can be seen
until suited at ia Pearl st., Brooklyn.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A sTruA
"A uon as seamsress and chambermaid or would b,
willing to mrke herself useful In a re.pec,abIe pryate
family. Best Of reference from her last situation
fcaao apply at 80 Hoyt st. between wycko and Warren
ss., Brooklyn.
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO ENTER INTO Az EN-
"A gagcment with dressmaker for improy emeat. Ad-
dress t. H. Broadway Post Office.
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ClIUATI0N WANIED-BY A VERY RESPECrABIE
~ young woman; IL good plain cook and baker AM
first rate wa her and roner, il willing general
housework Can give the best Of reference Cali at 25I
Bowery for two days
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A BOY - OR 1,
IA years Old, In the country, with . farmer, or ?
learn trade; country preferred References give
fifth story.
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A YOUNG LAD, ABOUT 10, WISHES SITUATION
IN In respectable whole ale abb shment where he
can learn the business resides with his mother. Ad
dress 7. H., Herald ONCE.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN
ing; has objections assist in washing il both will
Ing and oblgng has lived in respectable lInies in tho
city best Of city references given Please call l62 18th
st., TIL engaged
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4 RESPECfABIE WIDOW WOMAN WANTS A STU
IA alton az chambcrmaii and plain sewer, or To take
care OF children and do plain sewing TO travel wih
lady, or to do general homework in small family Il vii
mig TO make herself generally useful Good reference.
Call at 81 Vandam st., front basement.
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=" ANItI--A SITUATION, ny A kE-pfcrABiJ
w young man, 10 do general hous. work, 10 good
washer aud tonor and has the best ~ city
fleafe call at lei Grand street
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4 RESPECTABLE Young GIRL WANTS A srTIA-
"a tion as waiter and chanbcrnad IL capable 81 10.
ing line waahinR and ironing Best Of city reference.
lease call Mt ~ sad st. between lst and "a avenues
for two days
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WTANTEn-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant girl as chanbermad, 10 take
of children. Can lie Tor two days. at No 7t ave
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4 RISPECTABIE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AZ
IA cook. and would aseist In washing or ironing or do
boasework In small private family has lived i've years
In her last place Please call a. 1os Green xch street
second aoor, back room, for two days.
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ra4t = vaft mall farm fbs cl :. ~illinQ
10 nsis tinss ysbsfsIy sssfsi H. bis snsrkyss hes
ssisd fof ihs at Eur IN r,2'sn siAa, aud
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WHY tas ten ssss - tsftxs ffufa he ns.n<y A
refs s1erssass g. Z ~ HfsA gnss -tl ss>st . 70,
iHn.l,a. su'hi.sn. y atJy st tis rsssi - In sh~
IEru ftefs.
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Notice to Contra ctors.

OYyicx or MErRopoLlTAN RAILRoAp COMPANY,
Georgetown, ID. c., December 49, 1854.
EALED PROPOSALS. for the grading, masonry bridging
y and half (3x miles OF this road will BIO received
Office Of the company until three O'Clock, the 18th
day OF Febru iry next
me MAPS profes pans speci6ca ready
Raiosd designed extend from the cities
easy route, connecting
Point Of Rocksn on the river making saving
miles of
capital northwestern
miles
Proceeding with the Baltimore
railroad Frederick
agricultural districts Of
agerstown where with lines OF railroads
operation extending Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Cen
IRA, railroad sc
The portion which proposals invited
line of the District of Columbia TAX miles
GeoTgetown) To the ely OF Frederick.
work mile
each the distance Of 43k miles.
The work generally medium character for this Of the
country heavy and rocky and bridging
facility vigorously with
The elevated rolling,
well watered and remarkably healthy
for the completion Of the will
from
Any desired proposing work
will be furnished the office be had by addressing the
president by letter por the day of letting
BY order OF the board OF directors:
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer
lee 3I--2a
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yessss carry sccoAas sasss~nsn hat washou,
specification viii be considered proposal f horseback
scrv
modification Of bid, Of us essential Is sara
I.ouut 70 received interfere
regular competition, a.r the last hour for receiving
sndicisacy
thai Of snf
ali bidders and saetes
Distinctly that, failure into perform he
popored TOT In he accepted bids Their legal
liabilities will be enforced against them.
al and known at lhe department
with others aud eahcates Of their
snciency substantially forms above prescribed The
suuceaey The
places before named, Judge u court o. record
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General.
fosr OrFfcK DKrARIMFSr,
January 10, 1885.
LAM
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The second Exhibition OF the Metropolitan
NA Mechanics, Institute,

A Promotion ~ MaasaefuT Com~ss<
and las Mseaanls ard UsxtIi anti,
lI ILL be ou.n,d Thursday,
day FEBRUARY, 1885, In ie and splendid hall Of the
which Of the most magnificent rooms
To lhs eshlon me mspeiAenrers, Heehanies artists
desiring display the results Of their labor Skill
ingenuity from al. portions Of the Union, cordially In
The msehaery department viii under charge special
superintendent Steam power, hniaes, labor he viii be given
All intending 10 sshb requested give early
possible Goods should be accompanied with proper
voice.
therefore. that, inviting contributions nom
all portions ote Union 20 The second eae.den o. ,hs Msspo
ssn' article. vasasie orso,.un Of making sno now :. The
aud their adaptation 10 the purposes for which they
They respectfully .oe. from ne those specimens
elegant
ana ladies' and y sws
Giles OF merit lewe S suited 20 the tastes Of the
will opened III. Of goods Monday,
ne aS day q ard On ns evening" ?. the s o.
reception Of vsi.ers and continue shout four weeks
upon judges for competition psemiu
shall be satisfied despatched dis
time have reached ia, hall BY that dy bat failed
from unavoidable detention
articles ds,snsd Tor exhibition -, only wi y seeiysd ss o.
which tme dspostors win be subject charge Of from ~ cents
Apprentices and
o invention shall specify their and the time they may have
deposited competition aud premium be Of
he na%s 81 u. a1S and
name Of The dsosor whch label must be The
Prices may snzed Of not, option exhibitor
Dsposos the time Of entry, will receive ticket o. title to
goods will admit hom 10 the exhibition at
all times when open 10 The public
Metropolitan MeeAaacs Iasifufs Wasanson, c. and should
The Of the ARTICLES and the name Of the party sending
Them marked on The packages ihey should also Dc &c
Circular, deaed be forwarded,
any gwen application the corresponding
whom all on the business Of the Institute
Oct 3l-iaw6w
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llRITtsH Almanac and Conn paalon 1852 contain.
lists o. Parliament Of the Ministry udici
hc England, BRUSH ministers abroad
military aud colonial aud Imports
duties trade
the session OF Pssment Cor 1854 psra
documents. ad vsiasnl- articles espsign
United States the h ah
the people furtus,ons rsrosb public
improvements chronosyi and valuable
matter Complete IN vol
Jan 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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an the petition Esenexer Beard, of New Sharon Mane
for the OF patent granted HIM the 10Th
April lsi for Improvement in propeers for
from the expiration Of which takes place The
10th day OF April, 1855
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, 18th day OF March IL O'Clock and all
notified appear and show they
why said petition Ought 10 be granted.
required fIe
Office their objections specially forth IN wrins eas
before all filed by either party
used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
codance with the rules of the Office, which will be furnished
application
The in the will be closed the 10Th day Of March,
deposon relied testimony b. filed
the Office before the uong OF thai days the Arguments
any, days thereafter.
be published in the Union, Ine-
gencer, Evening Washington, G. Eyeping Argus,
Philadelphia Scientific American New York Patriot
Gazette Concord, New Hampshire
weeks the 10th day Of March the day
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONER Of Patents.
r. sEdto Of the above papers will copy
bills the Pa.st uiee with containing
LIN liza 3,x
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Academy Of the Visitation,

ne exercises Of This nssussos VIII be resumed on The ORA A.s
September hitherto, scduous care wv
be bestowed tins advsB at pupils the vaou esse1
of finished education.
desired historical course mny pufsned
frencb which greatly facilitates tho suden acquiring -"
Of thai while pursued
teaching sisan
taxes pupils scientc psoas
separations OF the juaief from senior pupils recently s
made and the esn has been beneficial in m influence W.
youthful of academy.
Aug IL 3nwd ctHepsi5
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q and aJtsr Tsssday, Ncssss1er I. lsS4
shE leave Alexandra daily for Gordoassc aad lot,
aaatc ststoss al ~ oe'ck on the "a, -
ifan Washington. arrakfss board -
ncctag Manassas with a,
Juncsan with for WAuenson, Co,ooa,.
VITA The sns ea s Virginia Central railroad for Rehuoad Cas-
lott,svie, and stsuntan.
The ears leave coions daily Aexaaaa aud
be0fs ~ O'Clock, the ys,s.
Virginia Central railroad from Richmond, chsrcsessle -.
staungon.
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American Artists Union.

THE American respectfully
the Canadas that, for the
Que throughout county,
enabling every family become Of
gallery OF engravings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
and thus employment nrge number
others, but inspire country
works TO the purchasers of their engavng when
$50 900 Of which sold,
100000 gifts OF The actual cost or si5O,0OO.
Each purchaser OF engraving therefore, receives
only richly worth the but also ticket which
entities him to Of the gifts when they are distributed
For Ave dollars highly finished engraving beautifully painted In
gf tickets will be i've don' SPLEEN
did engavin be selected from the catalogue and by
mail or express
copy catalogue, together with specimen Of of
engaviBgs the Office OF this paper
For engraving actually worth that
gift ticket will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The commee believing that the Of this great
will be materially energy
prise intelligent agents.
with such the most liberal TERMS
wishing become agent by sending posaid) u
will by Of mall dollar engraving
Prospectus catalogue and all other necessary information
completion of the sale the gifts will be placed
of Of the purchasers dsrbued
will be given throughout the United States
ada
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CARBOHYDRATES, LACE GOODS, dEc.-The ssribers
IL day full complete
goods, embracing all
which attention of tho ndess respectfully
following a list of the leading articles
% Maltese chemxetts and sleeves,
u Maltese
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, vaences trimmed
rs do do Maltese do
do and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
as
IS richly do cambria skirts, for open
$50 pocket handkerchiefs
rs pieces Maltese edgngs, all widths
100 do yaences accs, -dslngs, and nsertings
50 do EnsIsh thread faces, edgings and insertings
rs do cambria houncinSs and rulings
rs musins fuuncings, and
do embroidered dimy bands
pairs embroidered muslin and cambre sleeves
rs dozen long and short black mis as
Illusions, bobbnets,
embroidered muslns, lace
gloves, hosiery, sc.
Sep 3--3taw4wf HOQE, BROTHER K co.
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Hamilton g. FAINT,

Banker and Dealer In Erehage &c, No. 49, Pytdna
nne Washr,gton, ID. G.
INCUMBENT land and Virginia scrip bought
u and sold.
all the principal sold in purchasers
Stocks bought and sold commission.
Claims aust the government collected
Dec l--3mdGw
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limited STATc6 MAAl Line California. vfa Aspin-
u Panama, and Goth of month, In nt
seasp approved the Navy Department of not less Aa
a,D0o burden, gusrsntying spssd asd sajsay
The Panama railroad completed Obspo IL miles fo@
The transit fs car
Aspawa Ohspo, 10 miles Of land transportation
recently In thorough order single asssnks'
therefore, In sr Ao~sihe psssen
and their bnsgnge being only transferred and ron nm
Alongside the
There will be river transportation in future on this route
The entirely from scknsss If any dssr<top
being always kept New York. pas
Fan FanciscO dseution In case Of accS
The IL entirely Ysfiabts
thai tho rassass o. the Atlantic yin be made s
larry u days on the Pacific, In ~ 10 iSk days.
win leave Panama the day acr they arrive h
wall =,
Through tickets asAs re,ss can be had agency "
West street. New York.
Jan 2e--dn
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DAkxER fancy store Hotel just receiving
L dozen, sse, dye, which
universally the hest article FOR coIornG the
injury skin, fuI black
recommend and dye
PARKER's Fsscy and Pernmory sscrs,
Dec q--cod3ts Under National u1te.
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i,HOCoLATE, Cocos, and Broma.-W. BAKER CO.'S
and VnnIls Premium chocolates,
which first have been awarded by the chief
Union, all principal
the United States, by their agents:
Hussey Murray, Twels, Philadelphia
Thomas BTuudigc Dudley Cincinnati,
N WALTER BAKER 4 CO.,
Ap3--dly Dorchester.
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soslS. Of good sound WOOL. doubled yarn
Those knit BY hand preferred
Brass scales, n. q . sss. corp, pnv".
staples coats, (hrass)
Worsted sashss crimson
and inch wersted lace crimson, orange red sky blue
Pompons
Glaze leather, for and straps
Morocco, for cap Innings
OIL silk, for cap cosers
Blue serge, ior Innings
Sewing twist
Linen threads
Drums, complete, ar,iisry infantry
Drum Cords heads batter and SETS sss and sticks
pairs
Bngies, with ezra mouth pieces, and uumpets
Collins axes, telling
and Ratchet handles, spades
Tin canteens, 10 hold three pnts
bunting red, white, and blue
Test poles and hospital wall and common tents
Garson and recruiting hallards
Wooden tent buttons and slips
Brass spurs, pairs
Blank books and stationery
All which i
conform all TO the standard pattern sealed in
this Office, they cant % examined.
Sample patterns win be BY mail any
ton the subject which be desired by manufacturers wish
Zen per delivery viii until
the shall be completed which be forfeited the Uni
deacaion the of the f
filling the q the contract About fous
these supplies win be required on Or before tbs s Of Jsy
Congress of nds for this branch OF the service available
privilege Of third, the quantity
all supplies above mentioned.
OF which two or more SECURITIES required.
regular dealers In the article proposed
manufacturer regular dealer in the
desired supplies which fact the mus. be distinctly stated
the and address Of the
intended be- securities conact obtained
Letters containing proposals should BIZ endorsed Proposals FOR
nadte.sedto G. II. cRosMAN,
Major and ouartemaster United States Army.
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NOTICE IL hereby gwen thar have obtained
AZ The Register OF vgnn Land onee, duplicate
s6t6S
iosl)
ng,on scrip portion
GEO w, stEPHEN5,
/ Dec l0--law3m Attorney c
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~. III. III T.,
f,>.~n~lfns ~ffn.a


Has removed hs ohcs % has rssid in Fsaak. how es
ton principally in e Unitsd States Court -
Having devoted mach time he ~
advice nud oP1sons legal quast0Hs arising s~
the Patent Once, and appeals chief justice ss"
preparation aud trial " suits CONCERNING
He will also written Opinions and o @
having claims before Congress either departments M
will claims before board established pa w
adiudc
Oct 25--du
TO INvEnrOns.--Ths osce nvsa,ors' y.
uons uaan . on Tn street, osposip thc pofueo "
The ready soie's gassb
Coz iss msmhsrs, with al pcssibss despatch ~.
no60 shop vn b. consexiSs odbcs ~hrfs ~'"
Q usade sh0stsst nssice.
invited call tbs Once, why're desired"
BE- hsd regard the objecs ~Unon"
Al addressed oAce WHARF o"T
attention. viii be gwen them
Central once. Wsshnaton, ID c.
President Of Iaven,ors' Nsbonsi Dnoa
Ny coastship s.a its CeHses.snes., ~ Henry slsss
The World Workshop; by Ewbsnk.
The New Congressional Directory. s
ON sale AT TAYLOR h MAuRHs
Jan 10 Bockstor., near 9Th sfrse
WHIrsEx's Metallic wealth the umissd s's''
w I vol, svo.
Life n O. Quincy; edited by Joseph q. Braiuswsr.
Memories over the Water BY Henry Mspey.
Lamarines Travels in the Easts vols -, -
Ame ~ HRASth 'Afh0N
gTArDARD Preach Authors. Ams editions, IN ="
- Paris hsndng~ for variety BY The u.dsskn'"
ported ~ himself from Paris many Of them as ogsssI
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~ Ellis Htiis! BELLS -For Churches, academies,
~ tories, anopasr, plantations, made. and
ment kept constantly hand by the ubcrters their old ea
.shed and enlarged ieaay, which
that thsis bells world celebrity Of
quality efoIc The recently succeeded
applying the process 81 on oaidng IN iron 70 bell casting
which pes
dxncc excellence bells
c.ivsd tJnnuasy, 1854 silver meisi) OF
Worlds Fair York, from
and Europe being competition aad which the e'ghenh
medal.
have and bells Ola
weight they furnish order chimes OF
bells
states and tanads Their anng comprising
valuable Of yoke
and which he turned the bell spsns
the capper, this sound, frame lo'ns
For steamboats, tea-hps
revolving fancy hanging
design furnished We supply
hangsng r~hans bells
being Old bells exchange.
and kept hand
Being principal IN MI III
either railroad esnsl
dsspsch, which, either personally by
,pectfuly solicited
A. MENEEI.v's SONS
Feb St-diy West Troy, Aihany CO., n. Y.
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Law school or CusmlDsr1aad Univsrsaty. ~ Lsbanea
TeMnesse0v
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Casuhess, s,s one Of the eresA
Nathan Green, Of tho the
OF Tennessee.
Judges Green dew their whole time exclusively
o the school.
Plan Of Daily class
regular Of actvs, bar explanations TIC
daily essons progFess of the sxeaninatims.
g. Weekly law and equity, which
dents .uis attainment q scM gven BY the PROBES
prosecute them through all ihs knowH actual
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supreme which held nOuhiy ant
sai0u. This students CLERKS
jurors ndyca and chnnceI0rs, and In other Official
Sacies with their salts. IVY a8
third Monday
tener ends Thursday February Tho
the succeeding Monday In February aud ends sssss
Thursday in July.
AZ boarding 360. 6tnGeMs snish uer boots
which bn had in ha Lebanon b0okst0res. n
advnced No previous study rqared for n
my during tina cOleSfats year
There moot legislature coaueotsa with the school
Number of Students tho last collegiate guar GlQhy-sIx
ROBERT H. CARUTNERH,
Feb Il--eay Pvesldsat Board Of Tras,ses
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-06

Gresnng Rawin aud Russes In dne order, delivered all
sound Private families boarding house and hoseI Keeper win End
IL 10 their sdvnntase 20 = call.
Fine yellow onions in barrels.
Also, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes.
j. DOUGLAS = CO.,
Nov oi--co7w Feed Store Vi street, Pa