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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-01-31

DEATH OF NUN-At the Carmelite
Convent in Baltimore city, say the Mirror,
on the 18th inst, Sister Veronica, who had
been suffering for some time past with con-
sumption, departed this life in the 41st year
of her age, and the 18th of her religious
profession. Her own name was Juliet Ann
Saxton, and she was native of St. Mary's
county in this State
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-01-31

VIRGINIA LEG House has
passed the bill in relation to the action of
the Pennsylvania authorities and the charge
of kidnapping preferred against James Par
sons, Jr., of Virginia. Under the bill the
State assumes every thing for which Parsons
may become liable by his non-appearanco
for trial in Pennsylvania. The bill, as
passed, is a substitute for tho original bill,
and omits all reference to calling upon the
military in certain contingency, but pro-
vides that all money paid by Virginia, on
behalf of Parsons, shall be demanded of
Pennsylvania, and in case the latter should
hereafter imprison Parsons and refuse to re-
lease him, the Goveonor of Virginia shall
Immediately convene the Legislature The
bill is made applicable to all future similar
cases.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-01-31

A Bill RELATIVE TO STATES ATTORNEYS.
A bill has been introduced by Mr. McCul-
Tough in the Senate Of Maryland, relative to
the duties Of the States Attorneys, and to
provide for the manner of their conviction
for incompetency, wilful neglect of duty OF
misdemeanor in office.
The bill declares that it shall be the duty
Of all States Attorneys whenever they or
any of them are notified by the Comptroller
that any collector, receiver or holder of pub
lie moneys, belonging to the treasury of this
State, is in arrears, forthwith to bring suit
on the official bond OF bonds of such collec-
tor, receiver or holder of the public moneys,
and without delay to collect and pay over
the amount of such bonds into the treasury.
1t provides also that on the first day of
September, in each year, they are to make
a report to the Comptroller, of all sums of
money belonging to the State treasury, and
received by them during the preceding year,
and of the situation and progress of all suits
pending and in their charge, for the collec-
ton of moneys due the State; to be verified
by their affidavit.
In case Of refusal or neglect to bring such
suits Or to collect the money due or to pay
over the same when collected, the act de-
clares that the States Attorney so offending
shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor in
Office, and on conviction in a court of law
shall be removed from office.
The bill also provides that whenever the
~ 4
potency, wilful neglect of duty, or INSIDE
meanor in Office, of Or by any States At
torney, it shall be his duty to cause pro-
ceedings for an indictment to be Instituted
against him.
In addition the act requires the several
States Attorneys to give bond of two thou
sand dollars for the performance of the du-
ties imposed upon them by the act, and al
lows them commission of five per cent. on
the monies they may collect under it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-01-31

FIRE.-A barn, in which was a quantity
OF tobacco, horsepower and threshing ma
chine, and some plows, the property Of Geo.
2. jenkins, Esq, near this place, caught
fire on Monday last about noon, and the
whole was destroyed. The accident origi-
mated from a fire which the servants had
klndlcd to warm themselves by under shed
attached to the barn The loss is estimate
ed at $1,000. There was no insurance.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-01-31
SENATE.

DEN "A T..
January 22.-Therc was nothing impor-
tant done in the Senate to-day.
january 23.--Petitions, dec. Presented. -
By Mr.. Hoffman, of NJ. Fl. Huxley and
others, for registration of births, deaths
and marriages Also, of the Maryland
Penitentiary, for additional improvements
On motion of Mr.. Semmes, message
was sent to the House appointing Messrs.
Semmcs, Mccullough and Davis, commit
tee to examine the Proceedings of the Visi-
tiers and Governors Of St. Johns College,
and inviting the cooperation of the House.
The Treasurer reported that the sum of
$12,306.5O has been paid to the several
Joint Committees to examine, cancel and
destroy coupons, &c.
January 24.-The President presented a
report of the codi6ers.
On motion Of Mr.. Berry, the Secretary
was directed to procure three thousand CO.
pies Of the Agricultural Chemists Report.
Leave to Report BiN-To Mr.. McCul-
Tough, to prescribe the duties Of States At
torneys, and provide the manner of their
conviction for the incompetency, wilful neg
lect Of duty, or misdemeanor in Office.
Bills Reported. by Mr.. Dennis, to le-
galize dissections. Mr. Sothoron, to estab-
lish and endow an Agricultural College.
Bills Passed.-To pay the administrator
of Owen Norfolk, fees due deceased by the
State To amend the act for the relief of the
sureties of VIM. Lyles, of Thomas, of Prince
Georges county.
The resolution to subscribe for 200 copies
of the continuation of the digest of decisions
of the Courts Of Appeals and Chancery was
also passed.
January 25.-The proceedings of the
Senate to-day are devoid of interest to our
readers.
january 26.-BiU Reported.-By Mr..
Mccullough, to prescribe duties of States
Attorneys and provide their removal for in
competency, wilful neglect of duty or mis-
demeanor in Office.
Bill Passed.-To promote medical science
by legalizing dissections.
January 28.-Nothing done in the Sen
ate to-day.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-01-31

Mn. BUCuANAN's RETURN.-It is stated
that Mr.. buchanan has written to Washing
ton that he will relinquish his mission On
the 18th of February, whether successor
shall have been nominated or not He will
appoint Mr.. Campbell, the Consul at Lon
don temporary Charge d Affairs as there is at
present no Secretary Of Location.
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No. 56lJ
Notice OF the withdrawal Of Lands in Mich


IN pursuance approved Sd June 1885,
king Of the State of MICHIGAN aid In
struction railroads said State,
office the registers and
the and location OF tho following
lands probably falling within the prescribed limits OF selection
until directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
3Otb OF May last, 10 wit; &
Office at DuscAS An the lands in the district, in the southern
range and IA and south Of township
So the northern peinsia all the lands north otownsh
&c. aud west OF range ~ west.
osA: All the andsin the district all those
ships H. IL, IS, and IA lying west of range IA west
Office All lands In the district except
townships north of township IA and Of range
north Of township 10 and east ofrange east
All the lands in the district lying between
townships and ii north, and all situated Of
Office KALAxAzooi All tho lands in the district lying
range 6 west. ~.
Office SAuLT STK. MARIE All the lands In the district situated
south township 81, in ranges 90 10 81 inclusive.
South of township SO, In ranges 30 to "a inclusive.
South Of township So, in ranges IS and %.
South OF township 81, in ranges 81 and %.
North of township 46, in ranges 20 and 40; and
North oftownship 40, In rnnses Al and AZ. .s.#
These latter embracing nearly all The the
Presidents proclamation No 5 10 be offered July Saul
Ste Marie which win NOT therefore, be offered the public sale
therein ordered.
hand, General Land oice city
Washington this thirteenth day of June, 1856
June H-lsw6wf Intel x Star1 Commissioned
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~ Hg ps
T'Ha' between washington Ssss. and wheeling but n'i
Runag to bsOesH Warrington aud 0'ncinna 81 hours
Washingson.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved i.a
oilers between washington Bamoro and all portions Of ,e
the North west, and the Southwest.
ss s as es
Thus only change required between
Washington and the Ohio ys Baggage checked through
GWEN se uoas sa s S
Washington daily aS M and an p M on Sundays at the
Al Wheeling trains
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD running from Belare, ON the Ohio,
CouMBUs These trains connect Newark with The newark
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
Columbus railroad usins win The fast gaias
WILLIE, sc. At xenia Miami railroad connection
sa w s %. aaoq oe p' island 81 ou e Te
holding through tickets for Memphis, vicksbug,
are transferred al Cincinnati mail steamers on the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and st. Louis sold by this
CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
Wheeling and WeIsyile, forty mles where connection with
the and naa % his 0s o0v
aordng through tickets and checks in Washington is also the
the slea, West, The distance from washington Cincinnati
$50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY any other
by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling 50 IS
s sd s S y a from M s g
a"
For Frederick and aapers Ferry Mansbus Bsresv prngs
and
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling
1 FaI o% from sDsca nd
vor further information through tickets c apply to TIL H
rAA'oN0' 'seA' . "a'AAs''" ''A''A JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du .. Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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snnl asdl,

nLENWOOD CEmEThNX.-omce No. s9a Pennsylvania
VI avenue l0h street, savings This
cemetery plan celebrated
New York. situated the high ground distant
mile North Capitol directly
gaiawaF. company Con
ess their forever burial purposes making
Zee prohibiting
legislation Otherwise, which of importance those who
Wish where they placed for has
becon In all cities when the burial ground becomes
sell
large and H.
al nlea given the ground.
N B-Ohee open ffsm 10 10 pamphlets with
map, the charter, and bylaws and all other inflammation, can be
le r. har
ysy sO Seventh other undertaken viii be prompt
ast-naoa June l7--dly
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton.

Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought TO min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne.n
June,
the junior class Of the ending June, 1882 Sophomore
class the ending June, 1881 Freshman
ending
Washington D. Co. by the third March, D. 1857
links Of the chain
tide entirely exchange their
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament untmey
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting Of the selfappointed win
held Monday September A. ID. 1856
Sates HOTEL Chestnut Fourth Fifth
which members OF
venien invited attend when the
adopted TO secure as fun an attendance possible.
In this those whom this addressed
good enough 10 furnish the secretary othe committee mail
their respective post ohices
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER @. HART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
ofLancaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, AHeghany CO., Nd,
SAMUEL p, RICHARDS,
Of Basto Iron and Glass Works, ~ j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
JoHr wEpsls, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary,
March 27-lawtNaI3 fInteligencerl
All the civilized world
ed this advertisement their
beers classes
visions Of the globe and all throughout United
States Of
casionaly between this date and the ID Of March D. 1857
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-12
mo. 1881
Notice
nd, IN Plorida and AlaJama.

Of soitkdrGUdi Of lands IN Florida and alabama.
IN Pursuance OF the act, entitled An granting public lands
In alternate sections the states Of Florida and Alabama 10
aid OF certain railroads said States"
May, all land lying within fifteen miles
each side OF following railroads aud branch named In said
from Johns uvle, TO the OF Es
Gambia bay Pentacoa from Amelia island, the Atlantic
the OF Tampa bay with branch TO Ceder Key on tho
Gulf OF Mexico (ercep Tampa bay portion south of It's june
with the Cedr Key branch and from Pensacola, Florida
Aabamahave by Instructions this ONCE
suspended from sale and location until further orders
Given under hand the General Land Office, the city Of
Washington, this twenty-third day OF May, 1856
TBos. A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-lnw6wt TStar n Inte.l Commissioned
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they offer
proceeding London aud Have advantages over
other route, for economy Of time and money.
Passage from He1 York Q Southampton and BJemsN
First cabin saloon, $780, first cabin, lower saloon, sIo
second do. 500.
All newspapers pass through the post once
No bills adng will parcels received day Of
sailing.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ahp.
For freight or passage, apply 70
q. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CRO5KEY x Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELiN, Hayre.
Feb aT-dIy
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O.uox % rae MAAYLAkp CoKsoLaD ATxp Lo4rsHEs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July 4, 1885.
fHE Maryland
his duty public
lottery schemes,
pretend agent which
wholly fictitious.
The only lotteries In Maryland those daily under
The people
tbe approve
schemes nd the draw wings.
All hs tickets IN these lotteries and all certificates Of packages Of
tickets Brennan
Maryland Consoldsted Lotteries
Baltimore MaTyland.n All others fraudulent
full Information the subject Of those address
FIX. Brennan,
Sept 9o-dly Baltimore. Maryland
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Law school Cumberland University, al Lebanon.


school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthem late of the circuit
Il judges Of Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Green, of the Gdges
of Tennessee
Hon. Brom6eld L. Ridley, of the cnanceors of the State.
Judges Cahers Green dew their whole
the school.
Daily examinations each
No regular
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
g. Weekly of law and equity, which
facts profess
through all
practice The framed require prepare
Wills records,
the trials Some of taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly in the and
public the cad session The students clerks
circuit Judges and chanceors and In other official
Sacites connected with their suits.
the third
TENDER, third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday in July -
Erpensss per fee $780, in advance; conngen
81 boarding $50. Students
which bo had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless
dents enter previous study required
mission There regular classes may
any during the collegiate year.
There Legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate eighty six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoIy President Board of Trustees
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rEM ONIY OWE AuTHoRIzEpI -The Roh Of DIR BOY.

THE ONLY ONE Rob Of DR. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR N superior sups Cnisi-
sarsapars other sar remedies II radically
mercury affections dartres scrona
Itch
period Of liza, and hereditary ncmony OF humors A. dpns
powerfully sfcacous cstahs OF the bladder
weakness Of abuses Of
Injections soundnas A. astsyphlhc the Rob In
bssam cspava cuhbs from Injections which only repci
neutrsrinr The Rob Boyvcau above an
recommended In sypho Diseases whether long stand
which resisted the OF mercury the iodure
Of potassium -
General agents United State. Gabriel Bondn, eco, ~
William New York. for wholesale orders Guioi Duconee
New orIeansi aeuilly, San Francisco.
Tho by the Unit
pamphlet O. de medi
OF will be obtained by writing a. Blon
din, ~ William street, New yos who will give every Information
wanted
q, n, prepared M South Amerc. West In
dies Ac free o. the United duties he has the Rob IN bond
March N-dlys
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pGaaaes o. ne q oons.s spossd q June sSs sLss
ofesran raioad 10 said STATE instructions BY telegraph and mail
essas a1's 'ss lsh ana O'a ssa %
esoa u5s o.hsse directed hs ,.nas as
e ~as -A-s "''NA D' '''' $500
district, sIssp fol
Township. % Il. Inclusive all hs ranges Ofanse
once lands in the disuiet s1crs
TowaahIp. Is and 70. o. ranges 7 ands
TSwa. Z inclusive range. IG sa a.
Townships IS 10 10, inclusive, Of range 10
Township. Is . = Inclusive, q range lsi and
norihern survey.
once II An the land. in the d.ie'. saesp
saioiowsi
Townshlps 20 II, nd q, ofrangs9.
TSw".Sp i 10 a l inclusive Of range IL
Township. Z . ., inclusive, Orange y
Townships a and -, Of range ID
once DxxoroIss All the lands the district sresP fol
Townships u Ie inclusive, Of range east.
TS~a.. i inclusive q
Townships IL 20 90, ineiuaiye, Of range east
T S~aSs Il . s sass :? 3 and
once formerly cahaba All the lands in the
district, except as folowsi
Townships II, inclusive, of ranges
TSwasn ns II 70 - q, inclusive, Of ' ,a"ss
Town.nps i TO Is, nslasise Of Of ranges range and TO-
Townships 10 and IA, OF III, II, and IL.
Township q, range ID.
Township. and !, q ranges II and lsi and
Townships q, z, and D., Of ranges 10 and 30.
includes lands for Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
once Montgomery: All the lands in the district, ersps
follows;
Townships % and 20, OF range 10.
Townships % "a, Inclusive of ranges 10 and 90
Townships " TO "a Inclusive OF 81 -, and ~
Townships ~ "a, inclusive, OF a. %, and 90
ownhips Inclusive, range and the Georgia
line and
All south OF township 10, and ipest Of range g.
All the district lying uest Of 10,
both north south Of the base line, together with the following
Townships ;, 4, and s, of ranges 10 and IA
Townships 10 and IL, Of 81, %, and 70; and
Township IL, OF ranges "a, %, and ".
includes the Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Office the lands In district situated In
townships 3l degree of latitude also
Townships g. north Of ranges and west
Townsh ], north Of range west
Townships TO NORTH incusive, Of range l east.
NORTH inclusive, of and east; and
Townships 10 north, inclusive Of range 4 east.
Given General Land Office, the city OF
washington this twenty first day of June, 1856.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
E.a..N.t.*. ...t.. Commissioner.
24--law6w Intel. b Starr
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned give they day formed
partnership under % Of Appleton Co. whose place
Of Baltimore the Of buying and
selling drafts and domestic exchange bond.
Of brokerage and
exchange William Stuart Appleton and Henry w.
said city, general partners and George
county special
contributed his Of the capital the
thousand dollars In cash and that
partnership this 18th day OF March, 1856 and
WIN STUART APPLETON,
IL w. HOW ELL,
Mar 2S-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
indicated the above
III services purchase and sale Of
atocks notes. foreign exchange collection
sight negotiation corporate bonds bills
business public securities exchange
onoHey We will collections, deposes, pay
,nuda W N standing u.
We Of Mr. LAWRENCE p. BAYNE,
Seldom Wiihers, Washington, c..
give undivided general OF
will fully recognised by
APPLETON b CO.,
April Sow 2i4 Baltimore street.
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mo. 563.I
Notice

Of Wahdraoal Of Lands in Louisiana.
m Congress- approved Sd June 1885,
of Louisiana aid in the
certain railroads said Stae instructions have just
sale and described their respective
dcs probably falling within the prescribed limits of selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph on the
3lst Of May last viz;
once all lands in the district, ezeep
follows;
Townships z to IS, inclusive, of range4.
Townships to 10, inclusive, Of range 5.
Townships inclusive, Of range D.
Townships III IA, inclusive, Of ranges and ., and
Townships IL and IA, Of ranges and III.
once at MONROE the district situated in town
ships inclusive, which lie es Of range east and town
inclusive between and the Mississippi
once all lands in the district situated north
of the principal meridian, together with
the following;
Township l north, O ranges and 2 east
south, inclusive, OF ranges and west
Townsbips 10 SOUTH inclusive, ranges and
Townships aud 2 south, OF ranges o and west
Townships TO south, inclusive, OF ranges and ca
Townships Q 10 IL south, Inclusive, OF range east
Townships Q TO ~ south, inclusive, OF range . east.
IA south, inclusive, OF range east
Townships to Is south inclusive, of range east. ,
with all tbs townships east Of range cast and SCUM
township , south
once at GxrrsssuRo district between
and 10
once all townships situated between
Mississippi and the
following lying Of the Mississippi nver, viz
Townships TO 10, inclusive. Of ranges ~ and i3
10 to 49, inclusive between ranges 10 and IL
- 49, inclusive between 10 and 70 and
Townships ~ TO ~, inclusive, lying east OF range H.
my hand General Land Once, the city
Washington, this 18Th day Of June, 1855 - ,
June ao-law6w Intel b STAR Commissioner
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virginia Land.

HAVE for sale lIaI wood land. waered and
plenty land The railroad plank
through H. The distance Frederic miles and
the from Orange Cour house,
Further wishing
ne had for Eve dollars
be divided TO suit purchaser higher
price. Apply 10 r. r. THoN,
June s-i.wsm Fredericksburg, Virginia
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PROTECTED by royal letters Of England and secured by
the seals Of Eco dc Phamacie de Paris and the Imperial Col
Iege Of Medicine, Vienna. .
rnesea No 10 the remedy for and local debility
Of vire decay, and all the distressing
quence arising from early abuse &c Is effects ecacious
manhood, old would
impaired, decline a.
universally adopted all physical mpedmen vanish like mage
before is influence thus rendering m invaluable
teine the marriage state.
Trssemaf No completely and entirely cadicaes
disorders which copavs
ardote for The ruin OF the health OF portion Of pop
ulafon.
Tnsema No great European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
and which all saapanln in the world
Tesemar Nos. l. smell,
all usosesns qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected.
Sold cases. 50 each divided separate
minsered by valpeau, Lallelmnnd, Ronr, &C.
To be had, RETAIL Of Barrow, No ~
Green street. Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor and for the United
other part Of America. Immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. Barrow will forward the resemar part OF the world,
securely packed addressed according instructions OF
writer. .r
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov e-dlyr
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X. III. GILL E Il i,
Counsellor az Lao,

his Office his resid in FranKllh Row.
Of will
don principally the United Supreme
Having concerning patents viii
give advice opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent oce and appeals the chief justice assistant
of District Of Columbia and will also in the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
lie give opinions prepare arguments
having either departments
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
Oct 28-du
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mo. seal
Notice

Of The removal Of the land office from Lebanon 10 Centre
in The State of Ala6araa.
with the provisions of the Of Congress entitled
IAN authorizing changes in the location Of land Offices,
approved March 1883 hereby declared and made that
the Office the sale Of public lands in The STATE
of will be removed the CENTRE In said
stste and amer the thirty hrst day 81 July
Given under hand al the city Of Washington, this l7h day
June, A. ID. 1886. Eel =F#
BY order Of The President.
TEOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
June lS-law6w (lntei. aStarI
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81. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Mar Ernrintbnrn Etrdrrick Gonnkn MI

THE Of studies
Oath August, Thursday June
board and tuition $3.50 payable
There charges paint
log and also COT Spanish Italian, German, and Latin The
Cor department composed Of pupils under nine
age, 800 payable half yearly in advance
OF inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER sUPE
Nor Of IT Josephs Academy Emmitbug, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul s-dly>ar.