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diDNnt health for two months at the recon
q hA @sdlcsl advisers procssdsd to the German spss
q tbs sts IAN Of Berkeley, after ths marriage Of
17so. b. Mary, daughter Of Nj. William Cole &c was
Augusta, widow q the lsss Hon g. q. rsloos and
noihsr Of lady Edward F1sxslSn Howard. The houora
Die gentle ma. wAs formerly in the Let fe Guards and
general election In 1882.
REAR ADMIRAL HAxrR, r. NJ. died on Tuesday, July
3 at his residence, near Gueford Surrey THIS gallant
Admiral who had attained the advanced OF 50 years.
mihsbipsn of the 8oype at the capture OF Martins
que. l7e4 when lieutenant Of tho Avsnger, cut out
prvRteer Of 10 guns from the CarenAys boat OF that
sloop ssrve4 at the reduction Gusdaloape
heutepart OF the Dsfeoce Lord d0thAm's aci0u,
ans At the Nile While senior Of Tho star soop. With
two Of her boats captured lugger privA ami tho
Excellent assisted At the defence OF Rosas 1907 aud
the ces,ruction Of n convoy ut Doun in 1899. Hs coon
manded the SaIacen in the Adrstic he captured the
islands OF Zapano, Mezzo St George and Stagno; dis
tDguished himself Ut the taking Of Cattaro, Ragusa,
snd on various other occasions.
SIR MICHAEL Dillon BEILKw, Bart OF Mount Bellew, in
the county OF Galway ireland died July at Rathnanes
sw days previous he received tho tutsence OF the
death OF his fourth son, Lieutenant William Bellsw from
The effects of wounds received at the taking OF the
lies before sebAgtopol Capt Bellies r. for the coun-
Of Galway, Of the late baronet; another Of his
ons Is jesuit, and his eldest soa Christopher,
him his estates and title The bsronet
Was In bis 58th year.
JACoD DIrESDkRrrBR one of the gallant spirits OF 49,
died on the 18th inst in the couAy OF Lancaster P in
his 9sth year
The Leopsrd.own (sd.) Beacon announces the death
In the Factory cistrict of that county, tue 1ta ins
Of ANN DELLA BscoE, aged 80 years. this 12t, WM H.
Bisc0E, aged 6s years; and on the lsth Dr. WN BIS
COZ, aged %. ihus, father, daughter and followed
each other to tie grave within three days.
The Dedhsn Gdse1e says, Mr.. JOSIAH HALL Of South
Waipole ded st ire residence Of his sucdsy the
10TH inst. MIR Hall horn In Walpole, December %
1852 and consequently at the time Of his decesse had
reached the ripe old sse Of one hundred and years.
six months and twenty days. We toe old gentle
man about year since and no then had the entire
Of ali his facuties slight deafneaa rehearsng To
uaw wit m al and sem NJ of
the Revolutionary war, in which he Was q soldier.
The Cleveland Leader the death Of the CO.
LIBERATED ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Of Bethany, Virginia
the Disciples, now very numerous and powerfal WAS
the Pretisent of theological ca'ge At Bethany; the
editor Of dsnominstionA magazine, and man OF much
Learning and eloquence He visited England fs
years Since and mobbsd at Ednbnrg Scotland for
rome sentiments he publicly advanced thsrs defence
OF the system Of African slavery pactiaed 10 this
country. Hs died in New Orleans on the 9th ult Of
disease Of the heart
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Storm IN CASADA.--On Tue sday afternoon. bs
tween tne and two o'clock, thunocr squat paseei
over this city and neighoorhcod, which was ex.
ceediI gly violent while It lasted. In the county
the root crops were beaten down, and In many places
TIE Ray was laid ss fat almost rs If the mowers
tcythe had passed Is, by the force OF tho wind
ard heavy rain. There was not so much thunder,
peither was tho lightning so vivid, ss on Friday
afterLt on Qutbfc Gastft, ytis 10.
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Naval Intelligence.

AYporsryvsf.--Cn ptssn George y. Lindsay assistant
uusrtsrnstter bss been ordered to Washington to ON
cate temporarily ne qusrtsrmaster Ia tie marine cor
IN IRE Of ksjor Augustus A. hcaolson dsceased
UsrTsp srArp SIM CosyruLs r1oy.- dstssh u,ert of
ues, Including . large nunher Of apprentices, have
b<ep o,csssd from the navel station 81 Ssw YORK for
Ire Copsseiaoa, aew 1tung cut 81 Norfolk for TIRE Ne
gitesrapeAn.
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST A RAnRoApe-in the
Court Of G. mmon PIeos yesterday, tJodze Hoar
p,esssrr,l the jury Ia the case Of GeSlce W. Wst5
81 ~. ys Boston nnd New York Central Railroad
OK nrAry, found q vexdics for p,alatds, ssssslng
rrmstse in the eun Of &So,s76.-Boaoa 7rs.eAsr,
Jply FL.
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Our CAmbGa08e correspondence.
CAxsaIDas, xAss., July 40, 1866.
The Literary Erercises al Ha~vard-7N Effort to
AboIitionise the College.
Tho literary exercises connected with Harvard
Univeraity have just been brought to close by the
delivery Of an Grafton by James G. Carter, ESQ., of
New York city, and the recital Of poem by E. J.
Cutler OF Hoiston. Mass, ct the annual convention
of the A. A. p. Society. The subject of Mr. Car
ters Grafton was "Public Virtue" ard 10 developing
his theme he not only showed long habit Of thought
on the duty of pstiot but merily cut and slashed
our second rate but virepulbng politicians not even
spaiiDg The fallen President Pierce himself. The
grafton v as good one, and we'll delivered, to Q
large nee, and IT did one eocd TO see how well
bis hit took with his younfui bearers.
TIE subject Of the poem was " To day. 1t was
beautiful production, and showed grea. talents in its
author.
The convention of the a. A. P. Society is still
in session; every chapter is represented except the
Alabama chapter, and ia numerous|y attended,
have been particularly pleased to see thai word
has in this proceed Dgs escaped the "a Of member,
oiator or poet, ref@cting in the slightest degree
the abolition faosticism which now pervades Aassa
Ctnsefts. You may rest assured that the free
sciiers, although they have temporarily acquired
ce tain degree of control of the affairs of the al
yerrity AID disgracing themselves by eadssvors
TO Tree soil hereees 10 be taught, will fail to
p<rvert the minds Of the youth, aud the university
will continue IL spite of their nelsri0us designs 10
make il polisic8 machine, 70 bs o conservative,
Union and law abiding institution. NE6 YORKER
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EsLIsTntSFs foR THE CRImA IN BUFFALO We
learr that Hungarian, who is conuocted wish tae
recruiting service st Cincinnati, aud has bcen ope
half dozen men TO Niagara yesterday. The officers
were on bis track, bus he has thus far eladed them
-Bpgalo CtpYitr, July II.
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IHSEHLIeINCR.
Port OF New York, July ~, 1855,
ARRIVED.


sAip Amazon Hcvey London Jnne u.s. With Hdss And -
passse had no IL days the coast Of Nsv
and Nova scots being curiaE the time In dssss
Ship ZaIca Rieh. Hayrs 4odsys with mdss aaa LIE
sepsers to Livingston
ship westphaA {aIew) Mensing Bremen, 80 d&ys. VIM
DdseAnd lGV passengers to ennipge Muller 0osltnE
Ship Abby Binnchard loi Yarmouth, xeh Hsrdisk q
Cbes ~ days With salt TO Nest1h SOM. Sid IL esa-
pAny with triss Ssppo Coombs and Kelley Pets. ~
Bark James Bryant tef Bevery) Loyott MessinA, Meg
H. passed Gibraltar Juns 10 with marble &c 70 Dxa
pevliD Has and head CT main mast:
has had plot board eighs june IL lat IS 02 len
~ spoke ship Delaware tof Bath from Newcastle tsr
Trieste ~ days CUT july lat ~ lon 70 g. sgnslizsa
ship showing blue white red sisna with letter IN
tbs centre, standing to the Eastward -
nadse to McADdress -.
Brig Magnet tBr) Dost Csnfuegos 20 days with suya<.
to Brane. July l6 la 10 Ia Ion 70 ID spoke shiP Trey
(of BOSTON,, from Now Orlesns tor Genoa.
Brig ssbse Brown, Cherryasd, days with lumsss -
sshf Cataract Francis Savannah days with ootss.. "
MeCready, Mott a Co.
schr Francis Barrett. Douglass 0eergetoNA sc.
Sohr VIM Il Smith Ullmnn, Wnntngton 8 days.
Schr Ssysh H,lls, MoCsbnon ROcklsnd, days.
Sche Justina Hewitt, Rockfnpd
Scbr Susan, Lori. q Boston, ; DAYS.
Schr Fanny Hazard. Gaines Hartford, 2 days
Sobr Tariff johnson, stamford.
Sloop Cataract, Tracy, Stonrgton.
BELOW
Ship Genoa (cf Bath, Kelley, Mar settles.
Bark sertrsm from MOBILIZE brig Cyoton. frem fsxt -
Princc.-tBy pilot boat Waterbury,
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PERSONAL.

1.-THE Hon. Fayette McMullen is in town,
enjoying remarkably good health, and evil
IDENTIFY prepared for the discharge of his Con-
gressional duties as member Of the House of
Representatives.
1.-THE Hard Shell Democratic State Com
mittee met in New York on Thursday, and
nominated John d. Fay, Of Monroe County,
as the candidate for State Engineer, in the
place of George Cole, of Buffalo, who declined
....Senator Toombs, of Georgia, and Mrs.
Bodisco and daughter, returned to this country
in the steamer Atlantic.
....A Northern paper states that the suite
of the actress Rachel consists of four servants
and ffty trunks.
....Senor Escslante, the new Minister to
the United States, has left Madrid for Wash
ington.
....Hon. Benjamin c. Howard, one of the
Old Defenders of Baltimore, is to deliver
the GRAFTON on the occasion of the celebration
by them, at the Relay House, on the twelfth
September.
....RObert j. Lawrenson, United States
Mail Agent, formerly of this, city, who had
one of his legs fractured by the recent railroad
accident, near Kingston, K. 1 lies at his res
ldence In South Boston, we regret to learn. in
critical condition; he having, in addition,
been injuie internally.
....Sir Charles Bowcraft, London, Hon J.
5. Wilson, Va, and Hon D. C. Eastman. Wis
are stopping at Wizards hotel
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MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic Convention, which met at
Worcester on Wednesday nominated Caleb
Stetson, of Braintree, by reclamation.
Mr.. Beach was nominated for Governor bv
the late Anti-Maine Law or Liberal Conyen-
ton.
The following were chosen delegates to the
National Convention at Cincinnati in Nav
next:-Chacles G.. Green of Boston; Benz. 4.
Butler, of Lowell; Whiting Griswold of Green
field, and Nathaniel J. Lord, of Salem.
The resolutions adopted fully endorse the
national Observation-Disclosures Know No
things with much mphasis-complimen Hen
ry A. Wise for the bold stand he took against
the " secret party in Virginia-unequivoca
ly condemn the Maine Law in Massachusetts.
and call upon all Democrats and liberal men
to vote for the Democratic nominees.
After the adoption of the resolutions, The
following State ticket was nominated by &C.
clamatiOn:
For Secretary of State, Jonathan E. Field,
OF Stockbridge; Treasurer, Stedman Buttrick,
Concord; Auditor, Oliver Stevens, of Boston:
Attorney General, Nathaniel J. Lord, of Sa.
lem.
Mr. Lord declined the honor rendered, and
in consequence the State Central Committee
were empowered to fill all vacancies.
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UNHEARD OF HoNEsTY.-Yesterday young
man named Edward Gardner was arrested in
the Bowery, on a charge of stealing q dozen
silver spoons, from Richard Tweed, Jr, whose
place had recently beeen burglariously enter
ed and robbed of several articles of value
Gardner, on being overhauled by the officers,
however, explained the matter, by saying that
he was only trying to raise a small sum on the
spoons, in order to advertise them that the
owner might be enabled to recover his proper
ty. He was taken before Judge Welch, who
did not feel inclined to believe this story. and
committed the prisoner for trial-N. Y.
Courier and ERgnircr.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
N CALL AND SEE.-The undersigned gives
notice to his friends and the public that he has
just received his stock OF all and Winter Goods,
comprising all the latest styles and colors of Cloth
Cassimeres, and VestingS; which goods will be
made up to order in the most elegant manner as
he has some of the best workmen in the United
states at work for him. Being agent for Scorr
the Reporter of Fashions, you may rely upon get
ting the most fashionable Clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ofhis own make; such as Over-garments, Frock
Dress, and Business Coats, Pants, and Vests, from
medium to very superior quality.
All the above goods will be sold at very low
and Vest, for the small sum of Sl5
0vercoats, beautiful style, from SO to 800
Pants, do do Alto no
Vests, do do 30 m M
lie respectfully soicits call from all in want Of
clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS.
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Hand
kerchiefs, Scarfs Umbrellas, 80.
p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
between ID and AZ streets, Pa, avenue.
sep ST.
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The CurrentI Operations Of tho Treasure

Lg7 Our readers are well aware that we
have never advertised patent medicines-but
we now publish an advertigemnt OF Ayers
Pills, not because we are paid for it alone, but
because VIC honestly believe that DR.. Aver is
one of the best physicians and chemists Of the
age, and because we know from experience
that his Cherry Pectoral is the best medicine
TOR Il cough that was ever invented. We have
been cured by it of severe bronchitis, and
nave gwen 1t to our family with unfailing
success for colds, coughs, whOoping-cough,
Group, dc. Our neighbors who have tried the
pills represent them as an extraordinarily good
medicine.-DemOcyat, McArthur, VintOn Co.,
Ohio.
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SPIRIT OF THE KoRNINe PRESS.

Tie IHtelligsvcsr reioices over the prospect
that the veritable Wing party of Massachu-
setts will decline fusion with any other party
or faction whatever.
The UniOn calls attention to the proposed
Republican National Convention, at Cincin-
natl on the 2lst of November, which it pro-
nounces very little more than a Garrison abo-
itio- gathering, under the auspices of ex-Gov-
eIIor WIN. T, johnson, of Pennsylvania.
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OST, On THE 5th instant, in this city
Ia note Of go, drawn bv John Beachsm, in ia
vor Of Mr.. Saers, Of WeStmoreland county, Va,
(the first name of Saers forgotten, and left In my
hands for collection. IL left al this office suita-
bic reward viii be given.
WILLIAM THOR.
Seventh Ward, near Steamboat Wharf
Sep ATS
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HIARsHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of a writ OF
WI Furi Facias under Lien Law - issued from
the Clerks office ef the Circuit Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, for the county Of Washington,
for cash, on FRIDAY, the 2sth dsv OF September
next, at the front OF the Court house door Of the
said county, at ~ O'Clock m the following prop
trty, VIZ ell William Dun's interest into the
Brick Houses situated on the west half OF Lot No.
-, IN Square No 253, in the city OF Washington,
u g, sliced and levied upon as the property OF
William DUR. and will be sold TO satisfy Judi
cial NO. 81 10 October, lS5s, In favor OF Colt
man Smith D. HOOVER
Marshal for Distiict OF Columbia
sep 4-tds
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4 CARD.-The attention OF the public is re-
IA specially called to the sale Of fine Country
Seat, handsome Furniture, Carriage Horses, and
Farming Implements, &c, to take place on Tues
day, September 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence of Thomas Marshall, Esq near the village
Of fennallytown, on the turnpike TO Rockville
about two miles from Georgetown For p2rticu-
lars reference is made to the advertisement in
another column.
L. San omnibus will leave the Auction room
for the sale at O'Clock In the morning and return
after the sale, J. C.. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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A PLAIN FACT.

A MAGNIFICENT Rosewood, elegantly On
"A ished full seven octave Piano Forte lust re-
ctived, from cele brated manufactory~ 60
in n. York, and must be sold withinfJ ETT
ten day. at the astonishing low price Of $3.50
Two fne rosewood Pianos from the celebrated
establishment Of Knabe, Gaelic & Co Baltimore,
have been used only few months, the owners
being compelled 10 leave The city, ard we are au.
thorzed to sell them al the low price OF $500 each
secondhand Piano for SIS and one for $50.
Always on hand the largest and most reliable
stock OF hne Pianos in Ibis city, 1t our Music
Store, 3Oo Pa. avenue, bet 9th end 18th SITS.
sep4 JOHN I. ELLIS.
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A HARD CAsE.-Solomon Bumford. Of Car

a HARD CAsE.-SolOmon Bumford, Of Can
terbury, pleaded guilty, on Tuesday morning,
to a charge of giUing a,cay glass Of spiritu-
Gus liquor to q woman, who asked it for the
use of sick child. Bumford refused to take
payment for the liquor. A fine of fifty dollars
and costa of prosecution was awarded this
deed cf charity. as provided for under the 18th
Sc: On u the law for the suppression of intern
srincs, pissed by the legislature.-N II.
Patriot,
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Great Meeting.-The Democrats of Phil
adelphia are making preparations for grand
display on the 18th instant, having selected
that day for meeting Of all the friends of the
Constitution they can get together. Col VIM
4. Richardson, Of Illinois, will be the bright
particular oratorical star of the occasion, we
hear.
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4 CARD.-The undersigned would gratefully
"a acknowledge the former kindness Of the citi-
zens of the District and the public in general in
the gift Of their patronage, and would inform them
that he has located himself at the corner of 9TH
and streets, opposite the Patriotic Bank, where
he intends keeping general assortment OF Fur
niture, which he will sell low for cash, and will
give particular attention 10 all Auction and Com.
mission business, and would respectfully solicit
the continuation Of their patronage.
Very respectfully, A. GREEN.
sep S-eolm
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SpQ NC GAR nEN rs.

FORMERLY FAVIER'S GARDEN,)
On M Street befnseH SsreHfeeHfh 4 EigkfGesfA,
OPENED every dsy I'm the week, and on sun
~ day. No spurious liquors allowed but Cof-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &C, will be for sale.
Weber's Brass Band will perform every Mon
day and Thursday evening, beginning al about
O'Clock. Admittance free. an l6-3m
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MADAME RS REMOVAL,

MADAME K. respectfully informs the public
Nl in general, that she will give information In
all the Affairs relating to Life, Health, Wealth
Marriages, Love, journeys, Law suits, Difficult.
ties In business, Absent Friends. Sickness and
Death, and In respect TO all other subjects She's
also able to tell the Ages of persons by reading
numbers. All those who wish 10 consult Madame
X. will please call soon, as she will remain In the
city Out short time. She can be consulted at all
hours u the day and evening. Her name is on
the door-at the southeast corner of 18th and ID
streets. Gentlemen 50 cents and Ladies ..
Sen SIT
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THE WEEKLY STAR

Another rich and interesting number for the
past week, containing all the latest intelli-
gene OF importance at home and abroad.
Terms, Sl.25 a year, and three cents single
number.
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~ The ranks of British painters have been
thinned by the death of Mr.. Charles Brocky,
whose tz6leaHz de sgslTs--with occasional
tigAts of subjects of a higher order-m de
him agresbly known TO our exhibition haunt
ers
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CIV
FALL GOODS.

FEsIIE subscriber would invite the attention Of
n his friends and the public 10 his supe- an
TiOr stock Of Goods for gentlemen's wear "a
for the approaching season just received, NJ
which VIII Re made p 10 order in she most IL
approved styles, al the shortest notice and al his
UIally low prices Thankful 10 his patrons for
their liberal announcement heretofore be f. conf
dent that. from the facilities he now enjoys 20 be
able TO give ali entire satisfaction.
r.. Cooley.
Merchant Tailor, sth ST, 3 doors north Pa av
sen 6-dIm
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH PERFUMERY.

WE have just received fresh lot OF French and
w English PERFUMERY, consisting in part
OF all the varieties OF Lubin's Extracts, Soaps,
Cosmetics, &c, Rowland's Macassar Oil, hayla-
dor &c; Farina Cologne Of tue very best quality;
Bay X um, ed pure Also, Hair and Tooth
for the Toilet.
Good articles and reasonable prices may always
be relied on.
T. GALLIGAN & CO, importers.
and dealers in Fancy Goods and Perfumery.
$40 Penn av., under Browns hotel
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The Eals Of the Organ Newspaper Least
our paragraph, published few days since, in
exVldl alton CT the error into which we fell,
through wrong Information ON the subject, in
attrl0uting 70 the Hon. Bayard Clark, of New
York, the purchase of the organ newspaper
with the money of George Law. may be mis-
understood by others, as We find il has been
by friend, We have to say that we have salts
fed oursef that our original statement con-
corning the Transaction was wholly incorrect;
neither Mr.. Clark nor Mr.. Law having any
interest whatever in the purchase, as we have
since ascertained to cur entire satisfaction. ",
are thus particular in setting this matter ri.i.f
as we 10 not war on the business interests If cur
contemporaries Of the press; being far more In
elincd To do kind things towards them, one
and all, Of whatever party, than to depress
their influence or interests by intentional his
representations Of their affairs. All gentlemen
IL our profession are, at times, liable to make
statements, in partiEan warfare, based on err
roneous information and misconceptions of
facts, much of which get into the sauctum of
an editor often through very round about
channels. Whenever we thus fall into errors.
il Is our pride and sincere pleasure to correct
them fully and frankly, as in this case
L.. Ea-ringsr.-The letter c this distin-
gGiShed gentleman, from which We published
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

4 REPORT having been industriously circula-
n ted TO the effect that the terms for boarding
and tuition in NV Seminary have been advanced
To hre hKrdrCd dcllGrS Tc- session. / deem IL my
duty TO give IL an explicit contradiction.
do not know Row the report originated, nor by
what agency il has gained such currency. The
statement in my published catalogue = made with
great clearneSs and can hardly have perverted TO
ne n double the amoudt stated.
The terms for the last three years hsve been 500
per session Of ten months The additional cost Of
ali articles OF domestic consumption compelled
he 10 raise NV terms 10 S;,J0
The terms for day pupils and for extra studies
ere unchanged.
WILLIAM J. CLARKE,
sep6-1w Georgetown. ID. c.