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- 'DANvILLR, Pa, March 10th, 1856.
Messrs. De GRATH q Co, PHILADELPHIA Gents:
l have sold all the so and rs cent sizes Of the
Electric Oh ordered from your DR.. Smith last
week 1t sells like hot cakes D." / sold Ii all In
one day, and could have sold az much more Send
me Immediately "A dcz more by international
express, and draw On me for same. From the
way 1t sells II must be working wonders.
Yours truly J. b. MOORE, Druggist.
p. S.-DOnI delay a moment sending II
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Mes:rs. CHAs. De GRAIH & Co.:-Gents =
Please ship us the Electric OIL as propos cd In
former letter, amount Of $500. Send also s, OO(
bills with our names printei on, by express. win
you please forward the medicine Immediately
and the circulars as soon as possible
We are respectfully you're,
DICKINSON, COMSTOCK CO,
-. -.. Wholesale Druggists.
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EREsH vENisON FROM HAMPsHin.
l. clunty, Virginia. % Hams and sso''
warranted perfectly fresh. Just received ny
Pr "A aS>.AA JAS n. SHKKkLL,
mar l3-lw No. 27e street, corner i'A'
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NrIZENs AND STRANGERS can hndt
~ LAMMOND'S, ssi Seventh street, man
moth stock Of TOYS and FANCY ARTICLE
suitable fer presents mar l3-&
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National Convention.

We learn that George Pepper Norris, Levi
H. Springer, and James Mrrdish, jr., Esqs.,
are elected delegates from Delaware to the
American Nominating Convention, to be held
on the 22d February. Mr.. Norris is warm
political friend of Hon. John M. Clayton, and
we understand that the vote of Delaware will
be given to this distinguished gentleman in
Convention as the American candidate for
President.
So far as we can learn, the opinion is almost
universal that the nomination of candidates
should be postponed to some day in june or
July. We proposed, and urged in the Ma
tional Council last June, that the nominating
convention should meet on the 4th of July,
and we see no reason now to change our opinion
of the fitness and propriety of postponing the
nominations till that time. We hope it will
be thus postponed.
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now to vote for its repeal, should be guilty OF
aiding to produce this very agitation again"
II the position taken in the latter branch Of
this extract were true, it would have much
force; but we apprehend that il is an error
It is our judgment that a restoration of the
Missouri Compromise, if it could now be ac
complished, would have the effect to restore
harmony to the country. The State of Vir-
ginia, which threatened resistance to the last
extremity Gin 1880 if the spirit or principles
of the Missouri Compromise should be disre-
garded," would hardly lead OF in favor of null
LITIGATION or rebellion, in the face of her so re-
cent resolutions if the Compromise should be
restored
Nor do we apprehend that any portion of
the South, which was represented at the far
famed Nashville Convention in 1850, would
show any signs of such rebellion, in the face
Of the resolutions, adopted By that body Of
Southern iState-rights ADVOCATES in favor OF
that compromised! But restoration Of the
Missouri Compromise is not now considered
practicable, nor is it indispensable to the adj
ustment of the pending difficulties Let the
Kansas N ebraska bill be so far modified as to
exclude aliens and transient persons from the
polls, or, what is more feasible, let a general
law, applicable to all the territories be enacted,
excluding aliens and transient persons from the
polls and from office in all the territories then
let those "Citizens Of the United States" who
may have resided six months in any territory
(having sufficient population elect their dele
gates to form their constitution, and the pre-
sent sectional agitation would cease within
ninety days thereafter.
But necer, as an advocate of American doc
trines, -neper, as one opposed to that miserable
hum6ug called ''squatter sovereignty, "-neoer,
as one who believes that the Federal Govern
ment has right to govern, and ought to
govern the Territories, as they have for half a
century been governed, until ready to become
States, -qaerer can we consent, that the " odds
and ends of all the earth, may congregate, in
any of the Territories of the States, and
claim to exercise sovereignty -! Agree
ing then, generally, in the premises laid down
by the Hon. Mr.. Garlic in his speech, we diff
fer from him in his conclusions, and we submit
to the country, that the evils pointed out by
himself in the Kansas Nebraska bill, ought
not to be acquiesced in, but should be rene
died !
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He removed, in 1880, from Cumberland, Md, TO
Chiicothe, where he resided until his death.
The people OF Raleigh, North Carolina, have re-
elected Mayor Haywood, and decided in favor of
liquor licenses.
Governor Shannon passed through Wheeling, on
Sunday, en- route for his residence at ST. Glars
vile, Ohio.
Bayard Taylor is said to be engaged to be mar
ried TO charming lady, who resides in Springfield,
Ohio.
Hama, is dead
Policeman Brennan, of New York, while passing
up Centre street on Saturday, observed an indi-
yidual dressed in male attire, whom he suspected
of being female. He lifted the greasy cap from
the head of its wearer and long, dirty locks flowed
down over a dilapidated jacket, at once convincing
the officer that his svmises were correct. He took
the would-be young man to the Tombs when she
gave her name as Ellen Neland, and her residence
as at No. 12l Leonard street, and said she had
merely danned the dress for u " lark" She was
slightly intoxicated and the magistrate locked her
up.
Hon. Thomas Claiborne, who fought under Gen
eral Jackson in the Creek war, died lately at Nash
vile.
Louisiana Congressman delegates to the Southern
Commercial Convention.
Admiral Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence lays dan
gerousy i'll in London.
Gov. McRae, of Mississippi was inangurated for
second term on the 10th inst.
The Georgia Constitutional administration re-
commends Hon. A. III. Stephens for the Vice Presi-
dency.
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Fairfax Items.

The following sales of real estate were made at
the late term of our County Court:
The farm on which the late Mrs Ruth Scott re-
sided, containing 1s1 IL acres, was sold for $25
per acre Mr.. Archibald Sherwood was the pur-
chaser.
The farm belonging to the estate Of the late VIM.
Keene, containing $50 acres, TO Mr.. Thomas q.
Dodson, for SO 10 per acre.
lot Of nine slaves, belonging to Keene's estate,
we're sold on Monday last. The prices obtained
for them ranged from 81 ,266 down to 500.
Fdtrfar NeWs.
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THIRTY-FOURT CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY, Jan. %, 1856.
A resolution in favor of the election of Speak
er by plurality vote was offered by Mr. LETTER,
The ayes and noes were taken on motion for a
call of the House. The call was negatived-75
to 12o.
Mr.. EDIE corrected a false statement of Horace
Greedy in the New York Tribune, which asserted
that Mr.. Il. did not vote on Thursday last for
Speaker Mr. E. commented on Mr.. CTS refusal
to correct this statement in Saturdays paper, with
great severity
A vote was then taken on the motion of Mr..
LETTER, and it was lost.
Mr. TYSON offered a resolution to this effect:
That Speaker cannot be elected on the majori-
ty principle, and therefore that the plurality rule
must be resorted to: Provided that in the APP
pointment of committees, no committee shall con-
tain more members of any party than it is entitled
to in proportion to its strength in this House, And
provided, also, that each committee shall elect its
own chairman. Laid on the table.
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, rose and addressed
the House in relation to a letter from Washington
in the Cleveland Herald, which he was informed
was written by colleague of his, Mr.. WADE.
(Mr. WADE admitted the authorship
The letter was then read. 1t charged Mr..
CAMPBELL with want of honor in allowing his name
to be used, few days ago, as candidate for
Speaker.
Mr. CAMPBELL then commented on the state
ments of the letter with great force and severity
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
4 GENTLEMAN accustomed to CORE

N pondence wishes employment to copy or direct
letters and documents or otherwise assist IN such
matters.
The same gentleman has several fine Rooms for
we'll furnished. They are convenient to Dexter's
Hotel where meals may be procured.
Address Y. G. A american Organ Office
dec l-dn
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Personal.

Personal.
The New York Evening Post is advised that the
Queen would not see her maid of honor, Miss
Murray, upon her return from the United States,
and signifed to her that if she published defence
of slavery, she must resign her place. Miss Murray
has done so, and is no longer member of the
royal household
The Pennsylvania Legislature has unanimously
recommended to the President the appointment OF
j. Clancy Jones, as Mr.. Buchanan's successor.
Barbour, the principal witness against the Gin
cinnati Irish fibusters was shot at in the streets
of that city on Tuesday, the ball passing through
the rim OF his hat. Barbour had been forewarned
Of his danger.
Mons. Adonis, the celebrated magician, so re-
nowned in Europe for his many astonishing feats,
has been engaged for a few nights at Vannuchis
Museum, New Orleans.
Senator Toucey, Of Connecticut, it is said, will
succeed Mr.. Buchanan as Minister to England.
Gen. Cary, the temperance lecturer, delivered q
lecture at the University of Virginia. Friday night
at the new hall recently erected there. At the
close of the address, sixtysx students we're inta'
ted.
The City Council of Cincinnati has expelled .
reporter, for refusing to apologize for having said
that one of the members was harmless and use
less gentleman.
Mrs Hannah Bennett died at her residence, No
Vine street, Boston, on Friday, at the advanced
age of one hundred years, eleven months and SIX
teen days. Mrs. Bennett was native OF hoxoury,
but passed most Of her days in Boston. She was
twenty years old when the American revolution
commenced mother Boston" the colored wo
man. il now the only centenarian known to be alive
in Boston.
Solomon Ambrose died at Chilicothe, Ohio, on
the 2sth ultimo, aged 81 years. The deceased was
a native of Pennsylvania, and soldier of the var
Of 1912. He was present at and participated IN
the gallant defence Of the city Of Baltimore in 1914
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!, SPECIAL NOTICES.
rY-Hoofiand,s German Bitters.

ray H0ofand's German Bitters. The Great
Remedy for Nervous Debility. NJ HuIsHzER, Doyles
town, Pennsylvania June 20, 1883, says: My wife has
been afflicted with debility since September 1851
since WHICH time have been unable to find physician
medicine that would benefit her in the least until
day called at the store Of Dr. Harvey, of this town. for
ncure of iron and described to him the Affections Of
my wife, He then handed lot ofpapers to read among
which found describing your German Bters immc
datey procured few bottles from him, and pleased to
that the the Bers has done her good than
all the medicine she has heretofore taken wish you
send half dozen bottles"
See advertisement jan dim
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sssg- HoIoway,s Ointment and PiIls.-.-

Any Ulcer Wound Sore of twenty years standing
may by these celebrated medicines Use them and
no limb need be amputated the be destroyed
Here, then, is cure for all
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane, New
York. and No 24 Strand London, and by all druggists, at
25 cents, 62h cents, and 81 per pot or box.
OK
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gentleman would remain under the of dsageeable
breath when by using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers
dentfrce would not only render 1t sweet but leave
the teeth white aabaser Many persons do not know
their breath is bad and the subject is delicate their
friends will mention it. Pour single drop Of the
Balm your brush and wash the teeth night and
morning fifty bottle viii last year. For sale at
s. Parkers National Hotel jan 22-2taw2w
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MARRIED., .

January oath, by Rev. w, G. Steel, Mr.. Francis
TRUcKsELL TO Miss MARTHA LEWIS all of this city.
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
MIDWIFERY Mrs. BANGS, Profess
Ivn siona Medium, would respectfully inform her
friends and the public, that she has removed from
next door to John d. Clark's Police Office. She here
by tenders her thanks to her friends and customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon her, and
hopes by her attention and assiduity to business, to
merit continuance of public patronage.
Refers to Dr. Hogan and Dr. Fairfax, Alexandria.
ian 12--ly
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sSy- Office of the Mutual Fire Insurance

s4- Office of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of the District of Columbia, January 81,
1856-At an election held this day for seven Man.
ayers, the following persons elected viz: Thos.
Blagden, NJ G. Emery, John Van Reswick, j. G.
McKeden, John Dixon, 7. ]. Magruder, and Ulysses
Ward
At a meeting of the Managers, on the next day, the
Board being organized, Ulysses Wa,d was elected
President, Charles Wilson, Secretary and M. q.
Emery, Treasurer.
This Company commenced issuing policies on the
LIST day of March, 1855. They have now a produc-
tive capital of $a2, 500 iprcmum notes, and $4,000
in cash.
This Company offers safe, and at cheaper insu-
rance, than any other Company in this District.
Jan 28-
ny- Fourth Ward Election Notice.---No-
tce is hereby given, that special election will be
held at the City Hall, Thursday, the 3lst day of
January 1856, for one member of the Board Of Com
mon Council. to fill vacancy caused by the resgna-
ton of A. Med. Davis Esq.
The polls will be opened at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
closed at o'clock, r. M.
]. G. McKELDEN,
N. ID. LARNER,
WIN. LORD,
jan 25-5t Commissioners.
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~ Shaving Made Easy.-Wet your shaving
brush in either Geld water pour two three
drops of Balm of Thousand Flowers, rub the beard we'll
and 1t win make beautiful soft ather, much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only 80 cents
For sale at Parkers Perfumery and Fancy Store Ma
tional Hotel Jan 24-2taw2w
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
PRO BONO PUBLIC0.
SsEvERY MOTHER SHOULD HAVE
IL box in the house, handy in case of acct
dents to children"
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE.


isl Boston remedy of30 yearsstanding and is re-
commended by physicians tits sure and speedy cure
for Burns, Piles Bos Corns Felons, Chilblains and
Old Sores of every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch,
Scald head Nettle Rash, Bunons Sore Nipples, (re-
Flea Bites Spider Stings. Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum,
Scurvey, Sore and Cracked Lips Sore Nose, Warts,
and Flesh Wounds it is most valuable remedy and
cure, which can be testified to by thousands who
have used it in the city of Boston, and vicinity for the
last 80 years In instance will this Salve do an
injury. or interfere with physician prescriptions
IN Il made from the purest materials, from recipe
brought from Russia-of articles growing in that
country--and the proprietors have letters from all
classes. cergymen, physicians captains, nurses,
and others who have used it themselves, and recon-
mend il to others
Readings Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper.
Price 25 cents box.
Sold at all the stores in town country, or may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist.
SHILLINGTON, PA. Avenue.
ian 22-eodif2m
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ey-The members of the Board of Health,
under the act entitled An act providing for the es-
tablishment of Board of Health, approved Janu-
ary H. 1856, are hereby requested to meet at their
room in the City Hall, on Thursday next the 3lst
instant at O'clock p. NJ.
JNO. t. TOWERS Mayor.
So, 90
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e9y- Smithsoni an Lectures.---Prof CHAcE
will continue his course on Chemistry Applied to
the Arts" on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday even
ings at o'clock Jan 28--3tMWF
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jan 25-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-17
TnsnUrn OF asapecf.

Ara regular con uusIcaissa Of Clarity EsHss,
No III, o. Aaesest Free ssd Aeesp'ed Ms'ons,
held at ,hsif Han. a. HsrPers-Fsny, on the 'rs Of
Of April. 1854. he following fssoiu'ioas &c"
uasnis, ssly sdspsed.
wnsss.s. n has pleased AIm,gAv God; 10 re-
move ffon our widst cur heievsd brother. Jossph
w Milirf, who depsssed this TIE 90 tse eh March
last eyed a.. aud this Lotss. pessesssne lively
reuembsaee~ of his pssy peuosai aud ~
vinuss, -teelisg ,Ae Deepest sosrsv ior the los
has sussatneA, ard The nest heartfelt sympathy
vitA Ire fsa,ly Of our deesased Brother, ia heir
hereavemsst
Rrs.issS Tar. That In The death of our brother
Joserh W Miller, the Mssosie frs'erntiv have
lsst cherished fewet and . mss vho 10 he daiiy
~s,s ,r1 -s-rc-,,cr ,r--ass ale 81 sscs s.;sssss
sseie,y aud iusuaisd Tie nosi exceilset teneis 81
oar Order. -s.,.e ...s-
Ress,rsS. -. That the nsnh~rs Of THE Lodge.
viii long cherish The The oc>i fr>e,oesse rvaer
hssnce Of the virtues Of aas depstied Brother. and
hereby tspder 90 his widow and isuiiy their cor.
dial sympathy m this sniic'iss ei.res's''0s OF
Providence.
Rssa,rsS 81. That this Pee mbls and Resois
tiors BE- recorded In the ntsstes Of sht. Loaee;
and pstiished 10 The Free psess. 81 The Cessv ~
.sfersos, and that Q ecpv Of the sane unoes me
seal OF the Lodge, be cent 10 "a. vmos CT cur
lsment-d Brother REIN CkOsS.
worshipful Master.
n Errs,tIvs g>r'r
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ELECTION NOTICE.

'f"esssA, skF ERSON SOtNit cSI.
10 he County Court. March Tstu, 1855.
TINE Cesu nskss HE fsisviss apeeiair cot
u oi eeanissioosis ssd efAe<rs 50 ssp~risisnd
and esadset The election Of Cssssy cscsrs, ke, On
shs toarsh TAsfsdsy In Msy nsrL va:
Disrid Ne .. (keAtrfSwD
Roger chev, Fisher A. Ls~is. John w MeCur-
dy, Joseph Myefs and Jchn HuDphre or any
tseor eers efthsm william wsss, 0Heer.
Dssisia NJ. Q, (S~nlfsid)
Robert v. shirley. Jacob Gibrr', Ephrsim Wat.
con, Jo.epa o. Coyte ssd 8 d. bparly, OF .ly
too or ms1e of hsa. George Msrpay. Oihesr.
D,sfoief No }. tSsAs.i kss.ss, CiaIlssts..)
Jane. wy,OnE, John s. Moore. Enron sIif-r
David Howell aud .Andrrw Aidriige, OF any Two
% 1sfs W :sssa. Tsssss jssssSs. cees1.
Dsssisf NJ. 4. tCs.,t Hsss)
james L BosG Johs r. Gib.eo. 0ror,, ~
Tate, George w. E,cheibrrgef and Franei. w
DREW. OF aay iwo OF more VI Ii, IN. john w
Re.sa, Oaeer.
D.sfr.d Ne. 5. (Si<si~dsts,r-, Eas.er. D,s,,isf \
J0ha Wy>ons, Jshn y. Hsmrismek pssisI
Csmeres. 0so'se Bys,s and Jacob w ReynoIas.
of sny TOO 90 more q lhen. George ID. MeG,is.
Efmsnd J. Lee, Vincent 81 Butler, r ID she's
herd. IT,. Cate NJ. Eail,r and George A.. Hs.r. q,
aey tSo OF more OF them. J. r. A. Entler, Odicer
Disysf Ne. 7. (Bsirsr.)
William snsllvocd. Jshn Msl.r Philip Enrle.
George cro~I aud william Mccoy, or anv to .
or mofs Of them. John J. Lsl,y, oiIiesr.
Dss,ss No. 4. (Hsrrcrs Fsrry1
George Msury, Philip Cooas A. III. Herr, vii.
liam J. Stephens add George u. SIephens"n, or
any's" or more o. ,A.". George kOoree. osiesr.
ia MOORE. CLERK.
April ~. is;S-S2Irh snd Register, copy I'LL
IEicciion.
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AGRICULTURAL SHOW AND FAIR!

A MEETING 81 all the sub.eribef. in the eour.
IA nrs OF ffeSuik C!Uis JCss,sss L,osagsa
Bs,k'Ly. Mrga-. HIrSy HaIpstDr, Uasy,..
SlSsssseah. ES kissi ass, Page, DC. e., viii be
he'd IN ihe Court uouse Hall w Winchester Fred.
erck CO Wa, on Friday Apyii s5ds az ~ o'c,act
". TO- the plIposs OF organizing the Society," else.
ting all th- Oii;efs. apPoiniin: cGmmiilees &c
&c G-bilsmen in a f! the ahove counties Ia log
subscription lists viii use their stsrions TO get a.
many name. as possible, and will send \ copy II
tA.ir iis'., tiree'-d 10 the Agricultural Commit
Tee, Winchester Va " (reIaTning the orig mai Ii,,.
ior further aidiiSnsl on OF bsioTe the Jsy Of
meeting.
ties and Others contiguous will have repre.,nta-
lives hete vhe will heartily cooperate in The tor
raa;iOn e The Society. On the cay Of mertinr IL
sGssi'ab'e to have eiihrr c"p'e~ the original.
Of all The list 10 ~ abe form eon,,ait,ee.
y. nile men from -rsrV eO1hiy
AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE.
WI chr,irf Arril Il iSik
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0ansa O4>4<AW08s
TSaIs !ssis.sss:, lse:.st e Mss.s w.sAi.s.
ere Csefeei Hall need. vill b eppaei ~ ~ re-
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IT, istevss! ssrsoesaesss are eeap'ete. ssd
sesas y I'll. = q vhieA ere vssy srseioss Ne ~
iaae ton ere tee sesosveirp. UfA q eseseity IL
- eal,oes ;asd froa ths>e cisterps the Nm k~s
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provtoed sitA rsgbsess for vrsfisslcs ~ she Cd.
nissJss q vafa-sis nom hySs Hset iSsssers =
Ths 0as ssrsafsness are also cospi<ss. The
ssildsse threoeAest y fsrsisaed 10 the Dos, zee,
Esd eeofcrtabtg uaassss. ssd Us psoprietsr, DIT.
Ter thsaseives lhN psssnss ssl gssrdisss Win 10
Alsely 1000 vhA he sstrs ssrssss.ess. o. Tie
II. cos,s Of Iss,rue,Iss }, ,horosra and con-
plese 10 ever department; ssd via rsspee, 10 the
and The eeasrsl iaprsvenesi cd ce.foss Of their
pupils. is Ne desiga Of the Priseipsi. ssd Beard
Of Iassryefors 10 ksts MOUNT wAsHiN0-
TON FEMALE COLLEGE, oss OF the ft,t Ia
stitutioas Of the eouairy
Terms:
For Ne sstirvEN6LisH cOORsE ireludiuv
The Lzf,s esi Grid Lasgssro Bsa,1 Fsrnisisd
Rse.s. tsasf Li<AsssS Wsstiar ~ SsAsisss< war
n Al = ~
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