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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-14
PINE LUMBER AID sHINGI Es,

I'D IL BENNETT woud respectfully announce to the
citizens of Evansville aud undng try that he
(having been in the manufacture of Lumber for
raj aud slectng choice rticle Of his
ture hasonened Yard Carpenter Kratz &
Heilman's Foundry and is pared sell Wholesale
retail cheaper than before offered in this city.
LIS IwdiNw
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AdoIrh @. AdIersburg

AdolPh g. AdIersburg
Against
Robvn & Co., Lanisviile. Ky Garnishee.
and g. W NJ, Bride. Agentfor
Adams Express Company J
Daniel Chute Justice Ofthe Peace of vanderbrrgh
ConDtr
OTCE is hereby given that the 18th day of June
writ Of attachment and summons of Gsrnishee. has
heen issued undersigned the ahdav6 Adelph
Adersburg against the Defendants. and this case
for trial the twentythird day of July 1856
ie2 DANIEL CHUTE
Ep!CE.-Io Tierces prime Carolina. for sale by
4 tee GEO FOSTER & co.
4NIDEt ViNEts ARE bbR Cider Vinegar sale BY
a myA I. & HElMANN.
BOSTON CRACKERS.
M are mann raetusing as fue B0ST"N CRACKERS
we're ever maeths nj est Crackers for family ann
Hotel and for invad and popular
wher used We are prepare 20 supply eustoe with these
and all other binds Of Crackers quantity and
rates. iel2-tW - John FARRELL 4 90.
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THEY CAN'T BE BEAT!
VERY FINE 81 MINER SOFT HATS.
rEsHE best ghtes and finest shad Soft Hats that
IL be Call and
XAIITIER MAROONNIER Vain
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r N. DlNAtDSON would respectfully morn the
ladies Of Evansville and It's vicinity che has taken
shouse Mr. Harris dwelling on the
of Second and Oak and she had xperi
enee in Dress making and Bleaching doing
work neat and reasonable invite share of public
patronage. my2tf
10 Il tiiXHANrs, -ifiIiPHfls AND urHERS.
tE deTsigned would he fnised hs
L large and substan fal new Wharf boat ---..
sEIAMNKOTH CAVE.,,
e has placed her for the sake of convenience In all
Of the river the foot of Vine He will all
hereafter he pleased give prompt and careful
slipping we'll co all other river business
that may be entrusted TO him.
The therefore of the Merchants Shippers
others this city aud OF the interior is solicited
ap3-6 JOHN 5. MITCHELL.
RICH BARE IN = sSEf1 &RKA BILE.
II Nh richest vAriei spring
dry goods really for inspection Rosers
store the Aau and First We pect
fully invite the ladies' Evansville and yieipity give
call before purchasing
old motto ''seil cheap aud sell heap
Our style Mantas. silk an straw bonnets French
gloves parasols shaw SriiaDts de aines bareges
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses ehdrens shoes
ase eottonses Drngs Vestngs and Coatsngs for gentle
mems and in fact article line has rival
point of style and qusly all goods have been pur
chased at New York. from the importers
are therefore enabled to complete with house in this
any Western city.
Again We soy give call aud will on
tonishing low prices. arl5 RoSER BRO FREY.
1856. SPRING STOCK. 1856.
HAYES, CRAIG & co.
Main Corner Fourth Louisville KY and rs Water
St., New York.
KETHoLEsALE dealers in Hats. Caps and Straw Goods
W have in store and in daily receipt of the
most compet assortment Of goods in their line found in
selling shall continue Indiana Merchants
others favorable and prices
articles be Bought in Of the Essero markets
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UNCURiE EMF MONEY

tTIZENS' Bank, Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
~ pany Plan and Mechanics. and Lagrange Rank OF
Genrga Bank Chattanooga and reia Bank of Nash
willie and Memphis and other Ranks of Alabama T.
nesee Georgia North aud South Carolina taken par
the lowest cash small
discount fol cash by s. e GILBERT IL CO
ie1I- nj Dea
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THE HAZ ARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANCFACTURERS AND DEALFRs IN

CT u u I'D % w q Cd 70 Q
AyING reduced their prices with the
Il duced Saltpstre continue to offer their well
kno brtnd5 ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE aud KENTUCkY
RIFLE Fowter in kegs and eanster Also uuPowder fol
BLASTING Mining comprising full of qualitie
and kinds required ~ the trade guaranteed to sTe entire
salts facton.
highest ton than years will be
found by other of the kind in
the world.
bv the principal dealers and also the of
COMPANY, No 80 Wa. cor. Water street. New York.
A G.. HAZARD, President.
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RtDOMs FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
SEVERAL fine Office Rooms situated the second floor
- of large building centrally situated
For particulars inquire at this office. jyI-tf
1856. SPRING Tit ADE OPEN. 1856.
I'M subscribers receipt Of their spring
4 comprising every variety Kind Men's Women
Misses Youth Children's Boots Shoes
Bakus. slippers &c which they call the
of the trade Those goods purchased early and selected
from the and most desirable stock oer in the
markets. tF HENDRICKS & McREA
| nh2I First Main.
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samuel E. Gilbert & Co..
N = NJ n s,TR TsREAl

larger than the largest better than the best and
ND than the cheapest always be had at the
New Bakery First street. nearly opposite the Posi-
Office for Is CASH
The proprietor is nly prepared to rnsh all kinds OF
Bread Piesakes Crackers either wholesae retail
tim7ef that he dvotes his PERSON AL and
the business he give such
satisfaction after purchasing him.
Nill wish TO purchase elsewhere.
iell-zw j @. GApNT.
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TENHE finishing the Court House in Calhoun
Mclean county Ky. will he let ont on the goth June.
1S56 Tile S0ntract will thu entire fnishng
building Including rpeners work The roof)
paering painting Plans and the work
be Office Of the undersigned in Calhoun
time.
Sealed will he received at time be fore the
10Th June wis they i'll he opened and the woEk outby
the Commissioners. The job is large and good one
ADDRESS q W. PoFE YEAMAN.
jeb City Building Committee.
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FINE WALL. PArERs-UrHOI sTERY MORN.

FIN 4 WAII. Observation-Disclosures WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK lust received at their establish
- First larg of Wall Papers
from lities The glded comprising
h of the most beautiful description this line. They
ao hing appertaining upholstery
chairs Sofas &C., superior sty Rowing ENLARGED
increased We
prepared 70 receive and show them
.arzss ock and low prices apsa-ff
NTNssIsSH fOii.f1r siN
"a 10 whit- 10 II and "a Toitet Quilts;
l c0lored IL and i2-4 90 do: received TO day
ana for sale by JAMES Low A. co.
myZ9 ais Main street. Louisville. XIV.
q VI. M0LAssEs-In prime coo perags. fo1 sale by
&c je9 GEO. F SrER & co.
FOR AsEST.
TENW0 dou le Dwelling Houses sale rent on
II Cherry e Water streets Apply
iell If H0RNBROOk & CO. W.T. street.
CARPETS, OIL CLO THs AND MATTHIAS.
HEoPKtNs REED invite the attention of purchasers
their stock Of the above named articles, also
lot of painted window shades and curtain materials all Of
Fhieh We will sell very low for cash. myI-2m
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ENANCY PRINTS.-250 cases handsom styles in
"A store and for sale by JAMES LOW q CO., .
myS AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
PEINCE & co IS NYELOBEONS,
WITH divided swell, secured by letters pat
IL N E4Eltent. May 23d 1855
n IN u n BY m this swell solo passages
! - ube played with the full power the instru-
while the ment oft and subdued. Here
alt Melodeons made Prince Co will he
nished with this attach sent without extra charge.
Prince Co. could realize hands fortune by
dsposing ofrghts tut they prefer
it feature in their instruments it only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing Of ..
myI 761a Wtsr Fourth street.
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80 Il EiiNHANrS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.
ffE dersigned would that finished h
L large and tstan fial ne~ Wharf boat =
VI ~ MOTH CAVE.ss
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MORE NEW sPtsTNts coon

Els II =.
EICH YIBRINti have Just opened largo assortment
& Drugs and Medicines which they invite the
ton Merchants and Physicians They also keep Window
Gil Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of all kinds
Oils Dgesufs. Spices. Peruupry Fancy Articles. Ne. &c
ALso-a popular Patent Medicines All kinds of Paints
ground oil Pure Wines and purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call No III Water
III der Journal Once myS-tf
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Coon NEM s For COOPERS Rochester IN. Y. }
IA CooperS Knives "a splendid
Weeds Knives. Just rec lat Ie2t wALDKIRGR'S.
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MEMBERS Congress and vts,tsrs o Washington
WI respectfully informed that TAYLOR NhUHYs
Book and Stationery hoy
important works, complies department onurr science
and
New books received immediately on publication
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Every description OF American English stationery OF
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Visiting cards and printed rromptude
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PROPOSED DATES or sAILIRo-lsS6

stopping Southampton both going and returning they
proceeding
other route, for the economy of time and money.
Passage from NsW York to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin, saoon $3.50; cabin, saloon, slO
second do, 900.
Az letters and newspapers through the post Office
NO bills ladng will be signed parcels received the
sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage, apply 10
q. ii. SAND, IL South William st., N. Y.
u. A. HEINEKEH b CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY Il Co., Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havre.
Eah
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BY RAILnoAD DIREoT no THE WEST.
Ia N s.sa ssa


Tims between Washington and Wheeling but iat
Runniny time tet0sea WasAingto" and CINCINNATI 81 horsi
Through Tickets aE.d anssaso Checks he had in
Sashinaron,
HE baltimore and Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved
western connexions Offers the fullest Inducements
oilers between Washington, Baltimore and all putons OF the West
The connection between the trains from Washington and tbs
Sssaa seed s ss aSe m s
from BALTIMORE This the only chge of required between
wheeling Washington station, rechecked
% 1 op .s1s w' sha % .1
Washington daily al O. m and 4h p M on Sundays at the
Wheeling direa sonnssiOn made with the trains Of ~ CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD running from Belare, on the Ohio
COLUMBUS. Newark,
Manshed and sandnsky railroad for sandusky Toledo Deo
Columbus railroad trains win The fas, Piss
yLE ss A, Xens on Little Miami ssGSa apG @ is
aus cnicaso oIs Rock island
Passe~sers holding through tickets for Memphis, vicksbue
transferred Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and b. Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
Wheeling and Wslssile, lory me where cOnnexion with
the Cleveland and pi,,sou,g railroad Is made M ov
aordlne through Washington also
the great West. The distance washington Cincinnati
but 6a3 miles, being about 100 mules shorter than by any other
by tickle, from Washington: To Wheeling 50 65
BY railroad VIZ s BY from cinesna ls Indianapo
cs sa = % s. TSs' 50
SO; New Orleans, ssi, &c.
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont Oakland and Fa@ount,
and &Ses % s
train from Washington.
Tor further information through tickets sc apply TIL
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station . - ~
Master of Transportation on Bait baltimore nor and
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~ LEN WOOD CtlmGrkcsSh-onics No. sS2 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, OF 10Th the Savings Bank This
laid plan Of the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. and situated the high ground distant and guar
mile the CAPITOL North Capitol street leading directly
the gateway This have received charter from Con
appropang their ground forever burial purposes making
foe purchaser, prohibiting all encgoachmens from
legislation Otherwise which 10 Of importance 10 those who
repose they placed them for II has
custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell and throw e dead pro
legal IL
q no given the ground .
N. B,Oice from 10 TO II, a. where pamphlets with
aap charter, and bylaws, and all other information be
intemens en with Mr. James r. Har
yey 40 street, other undertaken viii be prompt
snasesd June IDLY
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Oyrlox Oh Tnx MAINLAND CoAsoLID ATxp LosIExEKs,
Baltimore Maryland, July 4, 1885,
THE Maryland Il
duty public against smindess
~ mail otherwise fraudulent losry schemes,
pretend agent the sale Of tickets In lotteries which
arr wholly 6ctlious
only legal Maryland those drawn daily under
elected the people
constitution examine and approve the
schemes and TO attend 10 the drawings.
All tickets aud all certificates Of packages OF
tickets X Brenan,
Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, Maryland.n All others fraudulent.
For iui information the subject OF those frauds address
/. x. Brennan,
sept 28-dly baltimore. Maryland.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No viii be made for trips not performed and for each OF such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three the the trip
deducted. For arrivals schedule sufficiently
excused, fourth Of the for the be deducted The
be annuled for repeated ure for violating the
post Office laws, for dsobeynE the departments Instructions
The Postmaster General order Increase Of service
the He schedule,
vded the running be diminished also, he curta the
discontinue siosshe rata decrease ~
condition Of his allowing months pay the
service dispcnsed with.
viii be allowed for actual
distance, N the points be supplied correctly
stated The be executed BY The Let Of September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7--iawtwt
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United States Mails.

PosT OrroF DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1885.
PROPOSALS for carrying United day
q October the 3nh June 1885, following
In Tennessee, will be received o.
parmen in the CITY Of Washington until Of le 18th day
August next, be decided the ext day. via;
No, sGs3 From Concord Depot, Ten, Louisville,
hack, three a
Leave Concord Depot Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday,
arrival of train from Kpor ville-ssy AZ Ioum;
Arrive At Louisville by ~ m;
Leave louisville MoHday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive nj Concord Depot by 4 D m.
Proposals for sir trips a invited
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TUE ONLY osE ACKNOWLEDGED Rob q !

TUE ONLY ONE THE Rob Of DIR. BOY
yEAU BhFFECTEUR s far superior the Of Cuisi
nier para, other similar remedies radically
arcouchments
period Of la and hereditary aermony humors As depura
powerfully ofcacous caiarrhs Of the bladder,
fractions Of arising from ahues Of
injections soundng A. antsyphic the Rob In
diseases from the
Of bsam cspava eubabs from infections which only rspe
the without ncunxna The Rob Boyveau II, above all
recommended yphic whether recent stand
and which reed Of mercury The icdure
Of potassium,
General agents United Gabriel Hondn ESQ.,
William York for wholesale orders gaO puconge
New Orleans; seuilv, San Francisco
The Rob Laecfeu BY al the druggists throughout the Unit
The pamphlet Of
properties Of obtained by writing q, Blon
din ~ William New York who win inormanor
want
dies. es Unl,cd duties In bond
Msrch N-diy1 n H."'
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TO THE fAul ESMr. T. HARPER, ~ Bloomfield street,
BOSTON, has just received choice thOe rich and
ELEGANT straw embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Partisan style,
which were 80 Universally admired Newport AZ he
was not then able 10 supply the demand he takes h opportunity
70 inform me ladoe nt he just opening fresh supply
which are white, appropriate for bridal
A.o head dreses caues, capotes, collars nantes, &C. All Of
which are IN embroidered black white lace,
sty of wreaths of straw flowers feather flowers, sc.
the only houss IN The United States who're these
goods can he obtsned "w
Hosrov January q, 1876. ......... .......
Jsn s-9sv1v
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IT, III. GILL IL n
E....nI5,.. - r. a.a

his Office his esid in FranGln Row. corner
OF He will continue devote his atten
lion principally United States supreme Court
much time he law concerning patents he viii
gve opinions arising before
the Patent Oce appeals chief justice assistant
Justices District Of Columbia; and will also IN the
prepaTalon and trial of suits concerning patents,
lie give written opnions and for
ties having either and
will prosecute before board established for their
adjudication
Oct 2B--dG
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"shoud aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
Should auid acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days o. aud lang syne."
Of year ending June, s53
junior ending June, 1892 the sophmort
ending $780, hereby requested
Washington D. o. by the third Of March, A. %. 1887
brighten the links Of the chain endshn which
tide entirely exchange in their
lives greeting and sympathy and To lament the unmey fate
soma OF their most promising compeers
preliminary meeting Of the selfappoined committee will be
held the first Monday In September, A. d. 1885, United
States HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth Fh
which those OF casses
venient invited attend when the will
adopted TO secure as full an atis ndance possible
In the those this
good enough 10 furnish The othe committee by mail with
their respective post o6iees
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman o Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF BalstD Iron mad Glass Works, NJ j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHr wupHlr, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97-lawtmaf3 [Iniclligencer
All the civilized
ed notice this advertisement their editorial columns,
beers Of the classes scattered through
visions Of the globe and oil throughout the United
caonaly between this date and the ID Of March. d. 1851
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NOTICE OF the Withdrawal OF lands In wisconsin
~ In puruHuce approved ~ June 1880 nptpg nu
lie land g the State n Wisconsin aid IN ennsucton ~
railroads in said Saen instructions issued rrn this
6ce, Withdrawing from market until orders al ne iana
sold STATE ana continuing the same hereto
fore ordered by telegraph the 10Th Il MAY last
Of the lands win be restored 10 market when tho
pecisd sketch Of received ~
office Of which 20 days public notice viii he given
Given under hand the General Land once al Inc ctv NJ
Washington, ths 10Th Of June, A. ID. 1855 - II
= THOS. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner,
June l9-inw6v fTn,.l 4 ar.,l ~..'N''N"
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PROTECTED royal patent EnHnns secured by
The seals Of Ecoe dc Phsmacie de Paris and the Imperial Cot
lege Of Medicine, Vienna
Tuesema No IL the remedy for general and local debility
o. ure power premature decay, aud al the distressing
arising from early abuse ts effects ofacacous
IN YOUTH manhood, and old vle would
Impaired, decline ne " the Tnesemar
universally aaopted ali physical mpedsn magic
before influence, thus rendering
teinR the marriage state. .....
Tnessmar No completely entirely
those disorders which
ando,s for, ruin health poon pop
nlaton.
Tucsems No the European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
the inevitable
and which All the saapsulia cannot remove
Tresema Noe !, g. and alike devoid smell
Al nause.ns qualities Ther lay the table without
their being detected.
sold in tin eases ~ divided separate doses
minstered BY Vsipean, Laiislunnnd, Rour, sc.
To be had, Wholesale RETAIL A. Barrow No
Green srrf near Canal New York specially appointed by the
proprietor and pacntee every
other ~ America. Immediately receiving
Mr. Barrow will forward the Tesemnr world,
securely paoed and addressed according the Instructions Of the
writer, .
Reaa agents required Terms cash,
Nov e-diyr
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THE EARNEST MAN.-Life and Lnbors Of Adonram Iud.
Il by Mrs. Conant
The NewAse Of eod or The Life and Adventures Of Robert
Dexter Romaine.
"vassal Morton ~ a novel, by FranciS Pnrkmnn.
Pani Ferro ~ tale, BY The author Of 'X Poems BY ""
Doct Ninger Evils Of Vaccination by O. g. schisfe deck
er,M. ~. uf
FOR sale by TAYLOR n MAURY,
saYg Bookstore, Ninth street.
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lcnsuon
"s. Tennessee.

Law school Cumberland University, at Lcnsnon,
Maa ......a H##. Tennessee
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhea late OF the circuit
Il Judges OF Tennessee. . 81.
Green, of the ndges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Bomfed L. Ridley, of the Of the State.
Judges Carers and Green dew te their whole time exclusively
o school, ..r j. ~. 81 E
Of .strpcion1. Daily examinations each class
books No regular of lectures but explanations of
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations
g. Weekly law and equity, which
of facts given the profess
through all the actual
practice. The framed require prepare
Deeds villa records and all of Documents be read
dence in the a Some of the taken by appeal 10
which is held monthly in the class and In
public the end Of session The students clerks shei
ifs jurors circuit Judges and chanceors and In other Official
bacites connected with their suits.
SessionsThe the third Monday Sep
tember Third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in july
Expenses per S5o advances conngen
81 boarding about $50 Students furnish their books
which be had in the Lebanon Go0ksores.
sessions required complete the
dents No previous study required for
mission There are regular casse may
any time during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school
Number o 6 the last collegiate year eightys1.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoy ..... President Board OF Trustees
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Sc. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,


THE commences on the
24ih August, The
terms for board and tuition s5o payable
ally In advance There charges for drawing
ing and also for Spanish Italian German, and Latin The
for the primary department composed Of pups under
500 anuum payable half yearly in advance
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIOR q 81 JosephS Academy EmmtbuF, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul n