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Danish all intoxicating liquors from the
world, and the devil would soon be OBJ
lged to make an assignment Horizon
Argus.
There would be good christian people
enough who would tail him up By letting
him money at so per cent, and take a
mortgage on hell Wis Chief.
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Another CAsE.-The Stale Of Wis
cOnsin vs.. Ddvis.-On Friday of last
week, upon complaint of Benz Cheno-
weth, for passing counterfeit money, Mr.
George Davis was arrested and brought
before Justice Hi for examiuation-Hi-
ram Stevens for the State, and Al. Brun-
dage for Defense. ID efensa submitted a
motion to dismiss on grounds of informal
ity of warrant, which motion was argued
and decided for the defense, and prisoner
acquitted, whereupon a new w;.rrant was
served upon defendant. On Saturday,
upon examination, the prisoner was held
to bail in the sum of $1,000, for his ap-
pearance at the next term of the Circuit
Court, which bail was Immediately paid
by a man who announced himself as a
stranger to Davis. Monday morning Da-
Wis commenced a suit against the COM
Pialnant, the justice and the sheriff, lay
ing his damages at $1,000. This is the
last sha pc affairs have assumed.
1t will be well for people to keep their
houses and barns well watched and we'll
locked. That's our advice ibid.
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Hon. David Wilmot. Republican can
o'da'e Tor Governor of Pennsylvania, has
resigned his judgeship for the purpose Of
having a clear field, and giving his whole
Time 70 the Gubernatorial contest. He has
also challenged Gen. Parker 10 meet him
on the stump, to discuss the various poIit-
zeal topics Of the dav.
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ri q TIA e. T

DIR WELD would respectfully inform the citizens Of
this City and vicinity, that he intends pay
the Eastern States about the 18th August perhaps
/ be absent or weeks Those desiring his immediat
professional services would do well to call soon. 25tf
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OREGON TC DE A SLAVE STATE.

OREGoN TC BE SLAVE SrArr.-A
writer IN the New Orleans Delta SAYS:
Oregon will be a slave state. | was
in the whole political campaign, and no.
thing but slavery seemed TO be the co
Mark my word, the constitution will be
adopted with the slave clause. 1t is a
one-sided question. The inhabitants are
all Missourians or Kentuckians, and go
their death on the old issue"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-25

Passmore Williamson, we understand
has Instituted legal proceedings against
Chief Justice Lewis, of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania. for refusing to
grant him writ of habeas corpus during
the period when he was detained in pris-
on by Judge Kane. We wish there was
some ground for hope that he might OBJ
tam the justice he seeks Ibid
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TUNED TO UsE.-The Fremont and
Dayton flag at Stockbridge, In Madison
Co., now flaps ID a corn field as a scare
crow Exchange.
Doubtless the idea of using it as a
"scarecorw" was suggested by seeing the
terror II inspired IN the last campaign
rmong the Hawks and Buzzards of the
proslavery Democracy.
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Mineral Point Rail Road
TWO DAlLY TRAINS.
- @ t,..........=,i 5= ;.....:....;.=::.,5Il

Passengers going South will make close connections
with Trains Illinois Central Rail Road for the west
and Upper Mississippi L p NJ and for points East
and South, at Is p. N.
Passengers taking the morning Train at Chicago will
arrive at Mineral Point evening, connecting with
Stages and Hacks for points Milwaukee and Mississippi
pi R. r. for Madison, Prairie du CHEN, Lacrosse, St.
Paul, &c.
Passengers from the West by taking the evening train
Of Cars Ill. C. l. L. at Duneit Galena will ar
rive at Mineral Point same evening.
t-5S@Throush Tickets for all principal points East,
South, and the Cauadas for sale at this office.
GEO. ". COBB, General Ar't
JAS. WILKINS, Ticket = gent. 27ff
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SEetU debertisenlMts.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
low = COUNTY.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
low a COUNTY.
ITO Aaron Palmer and 5. G. Williams, co-uartnerS
doing business under the firm and style of
Palmer Williams You are hereby notified that n writ
OF atachm NJ has been issued against YOU and your
property attached to satisfy the demand Of William
Garland uniting to seventy five dollars. Now
you shall appear before Samuel Thomas Justice o.
Peace in and for the said county, at his Office in the city
OF MiHeral Point in said county, the 18th of Sept
1897, at o'clock in the afternoon Judgment will be
rendered against you, and your property sold pay the
debt
Dated this gath day of August, 1857.
WILLIAM GARLAND, Plaintiff.
UTRECHT received by I. X. Blodgett and not called
L for:
For ;. wileox-2 Boxes; bundle Chairs; Bedstead
and Rods.
a. Hughes boxes Household Goods; bundle Bed
stesas
John Walker-1 bundle Bedding
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STRAYED-S2O REWARDl

HNR0M the subscribers in the city Of Mineral Point:
Il July 2d, 1891, four FIT con- S described as fol-
lows One large red Cow little white the back
and belly, had on new Iceland staap. One red,
lIne-backet Cow, star in the forehead one a yellow
small black Cow.
All of these branded on the right rump with the
letters - J. H.
Twenty Dollars Reward VIII paid return q
said cattle to the subscribers in Mineral Point lib
DUNN x PREDEAU&.
August 10, 1857. 3Otf
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a Good Chance.

A SMALL FARM FOR SAIL .:,.
WILL sell low for cash. or part cash and par or
ne TeIi.es s6to Wit lot containing Is good
enclosed with good post and board fence ~ NJ last
cultivation with 100 inc Apple Trees SCI nall stsb
on the PREMISES is a good frame DIV, -ng So
good well that fails. eaid farm or uI4vills 10
located on the west side Of the lane from I7
Mineral Point = mile south Of bod e' o. TIE
Price SI4OO. For further information
undersigned or c. F. Legate, Mineral rom! NTH.
GEo- AE-@@- ssd
Dodge7iIle July Is, 1857.
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New Lumber Yard
STATE Of Wisconsin,, Iolea Coa1tu Clreutt co,rt

Mary Jane Riggs, Plaintiff,
against
Franklin Riggs, Defendant }
The State of Wisconsin To Franklin Rigs DefeDda,,
NCU are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
L the complaint in This action, which complaint I,
now file and may lie found The law and coectin,
Office Of Cobb y Messuorc, High street nearly oppc
site the American House, in the Of Mineral Pom,
IN Iowa county, Wisconsin, and 10 copy Of your
answer TO the said paiIt the subscribers az their
Office aforesaid within twenty DAYS after the service
hereof exclusive OF the day ot such service and If Won
TAI, To answer the said complaint within the time aofc.
said, the piuinti in tins action IS i apply 10 III, Cour,
Tor the relief demanded ia the comp .int.
Dated August I1Jh, 1897.
COBB x NESSNoRE
6w3I of Mineral Pof.r ATTORNEYS for plaintiff
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TIA en UD.

A8IE to the enclosure OF Clark Ha-Eius or or about
~ the Doth ult- Chestnut Sorrel Mare and Colt said
Alare Is about eight years old from twelve fourteen
hands high The owner Is requested prove property
pay charges and take her away ~
CLARK HASKINS
Clyde, Iowa Co.. July 3Oth. 81 IA
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--latest Arrival
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!

'E'E undersigned, having taken possession Of Al;
lens old store on Commerce street commonly called
the - MINERS CHEAP CASH STORE Is now prepared 20
wait all his friends and customers He is receiE
ing a splendid stock of
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

appointment Of Deputy Postmasters BY Tho Presideat
of the United SatesThe President of the United States
has made the following appointments of deputy post
masters
William Rust Austin, Texas, in place B. F. Johnson,
whose commission will expire on the 22d proxmo
T. b. Bigger, Richmond, Virginia, reapponted.
T. L. Toulmin Mobiley Alabama reappointed.
W. D. Marrast, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, reappointed.
W. J. Windham Huntsville Alabama, in place of G. D.
Kavanaugh whose commission expired the 10th inst
Turner W. Ashby, Alexandria, Virginia reapponted
William Price Chicago Illinois, in place of Isaac Cook
whose commission expires the I'D March, 1857.
Men Post 0mceA post Office has been established
at Burrel W. stmorand county, Pennsylvania for which
Frederick Fell has been appointed postmaster.
Change Of Site and Ndme.-The site and name of the
post Office at Big Prairie Logan county, Illinois, has been
changed from Big Prairie to Boynton four miles and hal
northwest Of the former place. and David Adams has beer
appointed postmaster.
Discontnued-The post Office at Lactip Cedar county
Iowa, has been discontinued.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

r;.o An Or,oon Territory The Commissioners of Pa
.n has received an interesting description Of farming In
oregon Territory from Mr. A. o. Spencer, OF Eugene city
lane couuty Mr. s. states that the county IN winch ne
- n eomnaratiyely new one having been organized
IN lssl Wheat was sown generally on the same ground
for several years In succession from September 70 Tue io
Ale of March, and yielded from fifteen TO forty bushels per
acre 1t was the writer's opinion that II the farmers
would take more pains with their ground, nifty bushels per
sors opld not be an uncommon crop Corn was raised
ssilv ON the river bottoms and Mr. s. raised as good
corn ON claim belonging him on the Mckenzie river as he
had eyer raised in Illinois He planted the northern white
aint and raised from 60 10 70 bushels per acre Oas
were considered be good crop, the common yield OF
which was fifty bushels to the acre. but 1t impoverished
the so The raising Of peas was profitable for atsniDg
ok Peas rpened early, in consequence of which the
p was not harvested but left standing and the hogs
were turned into it. Potatoes said to be most excel
Liant crop On some Soils FIVE six, and even eight hundred
bpsbes had been raised AS 10 fruit the writer
If this letter the assertion that perhaps no coun
try in the world surpass Oregon in raising fruit as to
nalty and quantity. Stock raising had been good bus
mess but was not good, the range having been
fenced up aud the gasshopprs having destroyed the
for the last two years. He thought the Durhams Devons
might be profitable to raise Sheep increased very fast
lint they had none of the improved breeds.
The Turkish Flint Wheat-Mr. John Gngry, of David
uon county Tennessee writes tht he received from the
Patent Office in 1866 samples Of the Turkish flint wheat
which he sowed early in the fall in good new ground The
wheat came up and looked quite promising until about
the 23d of December following, when the weather turned
very cold, and it was nearly all killed The few stalks
that escaped yielded about pint of good wheat which
was not hurt by the rust though the wheat crop in that
ueghborhood was nearly destroyed from its ravages
Patents Granted The issues OF patents for the week end
ing Wednesday, March 10, 1857, are as follows:
Reissues.
Total ....................
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oFFfCIAL.
Trrssozs DssaHrasrrI

TEEEsozx DEsAkrasETY
March u, Is5L
aies ina, this department pucnse me unt the LEI
Of next this 81 900 sh be previously
obtained and viii pay addition 20 The interest accrued hsm The
date OF OF together
with reach the vendor,
ibe following Of pIemiu n OF said stocks
For the stock Of 1884, premium OF 10 pr
For the stock Of lo47 .s4s premium per
for Of 1850 commonly Indemnify Stock
premium Of per
Certificates Of sock transmitted the department. under this
c assigned the United States by p1ry duly
TO receive the proceeds.
Payment for the assigned will be made
by drafts Boston, York or Phila
phia opion Of thu parties enued money
which expressed In the letters accompanying
cafes. HOWELL COM,
Mar I3-dtstIuneif Secretary OF the Treasury.
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United se.aes Patent Once,

Washington, January 9, 1857.
IN petition Of r. Perkins, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and W. Nc
Mahon Philadelphia, Pennsylvania praying for the extern
patent granted 10th kprI, l64J foF
wheels for ocoiplyes,"
expiration of patent, which takes place The
10Th day of April, 1857
Ii petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, March next IL O'clock aud all
.os appear causes any they have why
said petition ought mol 10 be granted.
opposing required file In the Patent
their objections specially forth In wrisg least
days day hearing all testimony filed by either party
10 be hearing akcn
application.
The testimony in the will be closed the Goth Of March
POSITIONS papers relied upon testimony,
Gsd In The Office beoe morning that day argu.
ments, II any within days thereafter.
Odefed o that this notice be published In the Union Ine
eepcer Evening Washington, Republican,
more evening Argus Philadelphia DAILY News, New York
ADVERTISER Cncnna Ohio week for three
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patcnts.
sEors of the papers please copy,
bills 10 the Once paper containing this notice.
Jan l0-Isw3w
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have constituted firm and conmoaious wharvss at the
termin OF Sixth and streets for tae accommodation of
freight aad southern travel la short time passengers
will take TIE hosts at this point where the water Ia deeper
and navigation consequently less liable 10 interruption
and half mile Of staging win be saved between the de-
apdahalf street. and furnish csLveJ ance from and to
the Arsenal The company now erecting large snd
commodous stables and carragehouses upon square BOA
in the immediate vicinity of the wharf
CosyEREsoE APPOINTMENTS Baltimore annual con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church adjourned about
midnight Tuesday night after session Of twelve days
Wesley Chapel in this city selected as the place for
holding the neat meeting OF the conference and the follow
ing appointments for this vicinity among those made
for the ensuing year;
Potomac District-John Lanahan, p. E.
Alexandra-L. f. Morgan, Theodore Carson, Alfred
Griffith, supj Princess street.. L. Gardiner.
Georgeown--B. N. Brown, w. X White sup.
West Georgetown and Tenelly town--John N. Coombs
Washington Samuel R. gester; Wesley Chap
Civilian Krebs; Capitol Hill-R r. s, Hough, NJ. A
Turner sup; MeKendree and Fletcher Chapel-DabDey
10 be supplied Ryand Chapel-John 3. Deal Gorsueh
Chapel-Heury n Sipes; Union Chape--Samuel Rogers
w. y. Lumsden, sup; Asbury and Mount Zion--John W.
Hoover
Fairfax-John W. Tongue Samuel Dickson.
Stafford Misson--W. Gwynn Coe, r. R. Murphy.
Fredericksburg-Ezra F Busey
St Marys-J. w. Lambeth, j. H. Wolf, ]. Bunting, sup
Bladeusburg--O. 9. Liuthicum, one to be supplied.
Woodville--John II. Rylaps.
Charles---Bsunet H. Smith, r. A. Mercer
Rockyile--Wm G. Egglsston p. b. Smith, B. Barry
sup i
Pohck-to be supplied
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Nv 8. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

pRicK AND STONE or THE NATIONAL THEATRE AT
Public Anconon Friday afternoon, Ap 10TH al O'CLOCK
b
wallis aud tacked OF he National THEATRE comprising
abou brick quantity of blue rock In The foundation
u,rs The above private be brick
sold by The walls and down
credit Of and four months will be for
dorscd notes, bearing interest.
Mar I'D Auctioneer
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90 The First Annsai Exhibition of the Washtng-
Associston comprising pictures, Sc this
eminent artists In hs United ses will be opened to the public at
Mr. Corcorans building 18Th 18Th
Saturday morning instant, o'clock
will continue until further notice. day between The
hours ofl0 and TO- Tickets Of admission be
cured Al the door, principal bookstores the city Single
admission twenty five cents season tickets, hiy cents
t-du
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Urrryp 6rArrs NAVAL CousT OF INQUIRY.
Washington, February 26 1857

THE judge advocate gives for the information OF parties
before under let section ~ thu Of Jspu-
&c. 1851 haey Will lively BE- advised by The department.
when referrd the
desirable thar IN presenting themselves they should
pared with l OF they desire
moued specifying NJ Respective h.
The naval scrvic mentioned In the their testimony be
applied respectively suggesting The delay any which may
be required and respect ~ what witneeses.
Feb eef--u J.. NJ. CARLISLE, Judge Advocate.
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Markets.

New YoRK, March lS.--Cotton is irm--sales of 1000
bales Orleans, middling, l41s cents upland middlng,
1854 cents Flour hsavysales Of 1000 barrels State,
IS IS Sc Ob southern Is lower at SO 40 So U.s. Wheat
Is unseedsaes of $500 bushels. Corn triHe lower
sales of 900 bushels Mixed 70 Pork is easier
mess 1913 IS. Lard Is dull at l44 cents Whiskey is firm
Ohio, 26 cents. Coffee il quiet. Sugar is firm Cuba,
l0l cents Molasses is inactive. Spirits turPentns, IS
cents. Rosn is firm at 81 so for Freights are
frmer for grain.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The Nee United States Seom.triSate Meyrimach We
were informed, on application at the Navy Department
that the United States fgate Merrimack the arrival OF
which at Norfolk Virginia. we announced yesterday has
been ordered to Boston.
The Naval CourThis court was not in session yeser-
day in consequence of sickness in the family of Mr. Car
Isle, the judge advocate.
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n7- Lecture Before the Washington Art Associa-
address will be delivered memhers
Washington All Association, the the Gallery,
between 18th 18th IT. ursday
Oh O'CLOCK Frederick w Lauder, esq Subject:
aptitude Of the American the cultivation OF the
March 1877
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

The No Custon,-hous Post Office, and Courthouse al
Dubuque Io,caThe Secretary Of the Treasury has given
the contract for the construction of the
most Office and courthouse authorized to be erected at Du
buque Iowa. to Messrs John Bostaer and Jacob Fonts
for the sum of $s7 1874 SO, that being the lowest bid
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EYnN's BRITISH CONsUL's HAND BOOK, vol,
i London.
Service by John Green, British Greece,
l vol, London.
densch Manuel Prsctique du Consusi, VOL, Lepsc.
Cussy Consuares Eas Marilmes VOL,
I.eipslc.
Clercq De valat Guide Practque Consua VOL,
Paris.
Moreui Manuel Ayatts ConsuIsires vol, Paris.
iictionnare Chsneelefies DpomaLques
sulaires, vols, Paris
Cusy Doonaire du Diplomatic du Consul VOL Lepsic.
Henshaw: Manual United States Corruls, vol,
The Und States Consular System and Manual Consuls
vol, Wasn ngton. e NF
Tu.on. british Conuis Practical Guide vol Lon
don.
Precs des drots Agents Dpo
ma,iqucs Cons u'ares 2v Is Paris.
Diplomatic Code for Public Ministers and Con
sus 9 vols, Washington
many valuable works the subject;
time tie Laws Of War and Commerce
Of ponacy and late national Law imported fom
rope by FRANCK TAYLOR.
March 10 s.gs
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
AdJutani Generals Once,
Washington, March is, 1857.

u..,., o.a.,. !, WAR DEPARTMENT.,
oPeyuua' 9 ., AdJutani Gene y Once,
No. Washington, March is, 1857.
Medical Board to consist OF
Surgeon c. A. Finley,
|" X. s. sattHrlee,
.E. $500 Z" q. McDnugal, aS
will the city Of New York day May 1857
thereafter practicable for the assistant
surgeons promoion admission into the
medical star II the amy
The junior member OF the board will
BY order cfihe Secretary Of War.
2. COOPER,
Atiuiant General
Applications medical army must
be made through the Secretary Of War.
March lg--dlw
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BosToK March l8.-Orders have been received at the
Cbarestown hayward to fit out the Cumberland fol
immediately.
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BY TELEG RAP

Pablo Reception to Gen. Gushing.
BosroN, March IVA public reception is to be given to
General Cushing by the citizens of Newburypor his
rival home from Washington.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

RIES OF MARYLAND. e.EA,&
The following numbers of the Maryland Conso-
Lottery the heneft of Washington County &c., class
7, drawa March i6, 1855
81 35 46 G so 70 SO 53 II 43 80
The following numbers Of the Paiapsco Institute
Lottery. class %. drawn March II, 1857 A
AS A 70 % ga 3 10 10 SO AZ 20 2e
r.. FRANCE Co.,, Managers.
d. II. McPHArL, Commissioner
Mar l9-H
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Baltimore Female College.
\. c. pRooxs, a. NJ, r.ssIaea..


a n pssne session iss with s,noy 70 s1n' a
female ns, u'on =" ''s s''' ana r'''''i'' d '"'
naasn, ana he ~ ass ~ ne IN. ,t a.ae,,sIa
lss"ng Tns saufss Of study In each three years.
''Ns'A''N - - 49, $500 60 ~ $500 ,
The course s,osrucou !, intended 20 devotion IN.
os mora. ass = % S
discharge responsible duties ina. swat, he IN he
Senr hs aeaauoa Of snowIedss pleasant training tho
The proper exercise Of The social feelings
belongs % refine" ana
me ia%i..s &c mind win ne , n
So ep and r. rules isr ,hs soysrn@sa,
Inc eoa''e o as.us"1" Sn 1890, sc,rNos
The PHILOSOPHY Of the mental econ my and government, ard
Ss s i" Ssa az and @ win Dc
suhise. Moral pbossuhy Men al Philosophy Political Econo.
my, Constitution OF the United s,a,es
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
o. la na.e and heart Of he young
@ she should be ,oGuny @ Cod With the evidences
subscis 5cpu stosy Chronology, and Geography Evi-
dences Of Chrisnanits, Christian Ethics
ANciENr LANGuAGEs'
, e ,a sr !" CAREFUL and patent thought as Well as
better aeaasn sHes with ns aa.n sm The sle
vii claim assn,on while The illustrated BY
the sh o. a"s,sn history and
Aaasui,ss La'n Language h'''' :
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE
me subjects sId epssn g sa o
Natural phioso hsIea.s, s. WIN q
me cabinet 81 %.s aas w syy viii
% afford facilities 70, n " ""v ~ Ssiysd oa anaancal
BE- s us a,a, w'h 'aen 'S'''aA's US '''
s ss,IsssSy ff. ~
ENGLISH AND BELLIES LErTREs
A. this o%s ne sss az ss n and
bas .s.s the nup n s @ is @
Will engage portion q a s he ensbed 10 conduct
eIea. and a MI ss yua vein s
pac,al 10 practical uiy will be rendered ia
depend moi ss oa
VII ,.ssA @ the yeans ladies' as great auxiliary 70
subjects Ohop HEADING Wns R A ,n," English ,
'c''n history . '', monraN IaNcTAeEs.
this viii b eS 81 due IN ss to
ue,ion he Language studied ABILITY write and speak
suase Spanish Language, German Literature.
ORNAMENTAL DhnNohLo'
student and me Ses, engaged Ioss the
ability and approved I
ing, Needswotk .,u,on. .,s,.,... - ma ,ns,,,u.
Snn ccemn ,a by ,hs masic Of paIor organ
Win our nas. and enjoys
city Of Baltimore, and from the midde souhs'n ana western
''' ,srn,,r,or
n 4, brooks, A. NJ Professor Of Ancient Languages
Rev Paxton y, ma"sma a A nna naafa' se"0e
A. Man'as, a. II" Be'es i.ss,rrs and History
MIS- y, :, 2 ~, ,sp" ~ s,sh and Physiooey.
Mons Emile Ken, drawing and Painting,
| Ms Eliza Keirie, Guitar s,..,.a
NJ. E ,sa sooss pians %" n inans
Mrs. E. A ksirie' Vocal Music
po.,a and u,,on per anpua, session, $500 10 salo.
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,lR. ~. " BOGNS tfu,iy tnlorms his f.iends
" pablo thai he hiu ONCE
No Massachusetts south side,
where he will be happy receive the Calls his
who may require his professional services.
March l9--eod4tt
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E1hibitsn every night Wednesday
day 3k.