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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

NKw YoRk, Oct. 5.-Flour closed with an sG-
vancing tendency; sales OF II 900 bbls-alI quail
ties have advanced-State 81 25aSI 50; Ohio - 80
ass IS; Southern S51S5 IS
Wheat closed buoyant at an advance; sales OF
10000 bushels; red SI.l7aSl q. Corn is firm:
sales of Is, coo bushels; mixed 7Oa7lc
Provisions are dull. Pork has declined: mess
S23 Olas9.25. Beef is quiet; Chicago repac ked
Whisky is buOyant; Ohio 2Oa2lc
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"NOTICE.-Having been informed that GER
lS tain persons In the habit Of collecting and
gathering together the Bottles hch contain or have
contained beverages and putting therein an arti
Gle made by others than curse Ives, and then dIspos
ing of such article the fath and credit of our name
stamped said Bottles, all persons are hereby
notified that such Bottles are our own property and
not subject to sale and that they delivered TO our
customers only to be and that it firm
intention To prosecute to the utmost extent of the
law, any Infringement Of our rights on the premises
Army Il SHINN,
Union BOttlIng Depot, 81 Green street.
So III GeOrgetDwn. d. C..
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Stoeks are higher Chi
cago and Rock Island 62k; Cumberland Coai q.
Illinois Central Railroad shares 81; do bonds s..
Michigan Southern IL ". York Central So; Penn
sylvania Coal Co. GO; Reading Is n; Canton Ia;
Virginia 6's 81; Missouri 6's, 72K.
Sterling exchange Hat.
Money market easier and active
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A CARD.

NV CARD.
w have now on hand a good supply Of WOOD
aud COAL; the extended credit system the ulsn,
losses we have met with, and the great difficulty We
have IN king collections have induced as 10 close
our business az as early day possible, We haya
therefore concluded to sell our stock now on hand
for cash. We have some customers who have D "a
their bills regularly; 10 such would be pleased 10
sell rs usual. We would take this OpportunIty oT
saying to those who have not Complied win tho
terms of the credit sgreed on, please come forwar!
and settle your accounts.
We are anxious TO have our business closed by the
first of January next.
oct 2-dlw BARRON A. SLOWER
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Sporting Intelligence.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 2.-rhe trot which
came of between Flora Temple and Lancet to- day
was witnessed by ten thousand persons Fiors
was in harness and Lancet under saddle Flors
won three straight heats. The last mile was
made I'm 2m 32s
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Non-Arrival of the Anglo Saxon.

RIvIRRE DIT LoUP, Oct S, a m.-Tbe ANGLO
Saxon, from Liverpool on the Goth September,
his not yet been signailed
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
THRUSTEE'S SAEEOF BRICK HOUSE AND
Lot on NORTH G STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AMP
18Th srEEETs.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
sell, by virtue of deed of trust duly recorded &C.
part ofLot No. in Square No. sc. with the improve
nents, consisting OF two story Brick House and
back building slate roof, situated on north street.
between l2th and 18th streets west.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in six,
Twelve, and IL months, with interest secured by a
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyancrg at
the cost of the purchaser.
&C 2-eod&d DIS JAS. G.. Mcguire Auct
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Death of two Firemeu

PIrTsBURG, Oct. 3-Two firemen named b NJ
knead and VIM. Maxwell, who were injured al
fire yesterday, by the falling of wall, died to-
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WEDDING CAKES. of every kind, at very low prl-
ces, made to order, At the philadelphia lee Cream
Depot. corner 18th and Streets sol7.Ins
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Indictment for PoIsoping

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Oct. 3-John b Robert
son, cashier of the Eagle Bank, has been indicted
by the grand jury for attempting TO destroy the,
life Of hiswife by poison. Rumor says that of
twenty three jurors only two were opposed to
bill. Robertson gave bail this morning
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0OO POUNDS wOOLLEN YARN Jus,

0OO POUNDS WOOLLEN YARN just
LOU opened.
White, g ray, Black, and Fancy -eoored knitting
WOollen Yarn.
White and Blue mixed Knitting Cotton.
Also in store, full stock of Damask Table Linen
Napkins, Huckabaok, and Russian Crash Tow cling.
WIN. X. RILEY. :
Sc Is I'm corner 9th st., opposite Centre Market.
RANK SuSPENSlONS-RAN FAILURES.
ID Virginia Money Received nt Pnr.
Twenty boxes Fall and Winter Bonnet Ribbons
from auction, selling off at Is cts. per yard,
worth 371a cts.
Fresh EmbrOideries, from auction. very cheap.
New sty lie Cloth busters, cheaper than ever.
New and sea sOnabe Shaws at half price.
All other goods IN our line unusually low.
MAXWELL. r. BRO,
Sc SD-eOSt SOB Penn. avenue.
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WATcH REIURys.-Oct. 3d-John Ogden, col
ored, d. c., larceny; Jail for court. John john
son, Pa, firing pistol in the street fine and
costs, GIG. Robert Potts, Pa, drunk and disor-
derby; security $40, and costs SLID Five lodp-
ecs. only one from the District of Columbia.
4th-Last hight no cases for trial. Nine lodg-
eFs were accommodated, two from the District of
Columbia.
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1SECOND DISPATCH

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5.-The Firemen,s trien-
NAL parade passed Off very pleasantly. There
were ninety-thre companies in the line includ-
ing twenty-four not belonging to the city organi-
zation, together with large number of pieces OF
new apparatus, and all repainted and adorned
The procession caused general holiday.
Much Indignation was excited among the hand :
Of music by several colored bands being adj
mitted into the line of the procession shelton =
band, accompanying the New York fremen fol-
lowed by Beck's, Of Philadelphia, and o;hers,
left the line.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of two writs of
WI FIen Faclas, issued from the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County Of Washington, and TO me directed.
shall pose to public sale for CASH i'm front of the
Court house door of said County on SATURDAY.,
the 2it of October next, 1857, at IL O'Clock m the
following property, to wit: all defendants right
half part Of lot No IN Square No 5i3 in the City OF
Washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
the property of David A. Hail. and will be sold TO
satisfy Judlcals Nos. IS and 81 to March term, 1857
In favor of William w. CorcOran.
]. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
Sc S1-dts
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OFFERED FOR PRIVATE SALE, and if rot
~ sold before the 2th OF October next will he sold
on that day tthe 18th of October ut O'Clock D. M
by public sale or auction, to be made on the prem
lses; the beautiful country residence called "SUM NJ
MEX HILL" which IS situated in Virginia, the
to AlexandrIa, three miles and ahaffr from either city
consisting of new comfortable dwelling house, cel
lars, and outbuildngs, with $50 of very rich
land of which over 10 acres are under cultivation
the rest being hard wood land. good spring water,
good fishing, good water power for milling or facto-
ry purposes. The land may be purcha sed two par
ces about 100 acres with the residence and over 50
acres with a house, of which over IS acres are the
best IN the nelghbourlood for eary gardening City
property IN Washington for part Of the considcra
ton would be acceptable. For further information
apply to JOHN +. CALLAN, at the Drug Store
corner Of 18th and streets Washington, or at the
if
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Great preparations are
making here for the fremen's parade e morrow
large number of fremen from other cities. and
from the interior ofthe State arrived hero yester
day, and more are expected this evening The
weather Is fine, with indications OF favorable
weather to morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

My STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being
lFk about the largest in this city at this wE1p
time, and having been purchased before the Dt4l
rise IN leather, can he sold at about Is to % S
time. Call and examine for yourselves, at
3. u. HOOVER'S,
" II Iron Hall. Pa. ave. hat. 9th and tnfh
MANY OF MY OLD FRIENDS AND AC-
WI qusiutzsces being under the impression that
have lately scOntlnued business, take this oppor-
tunity Of informing them, that have engaged an
experienced WATCHMAkER. and am fully pre-
pared TO repair all kinds OF fine Watches at the
Shortest notice, and IN the best manner, and war
ranted TO give satisfaction.
The latest style Of yEWELRY and all kinds of
FANCY ARTICLES constantly on hand.
Also, all kinds OF HaIrwOTk, such az Bracelets.
Necklaces, Breastpms, Earrings, etc., done in the
neatest style and best workmanship. As this 10
attended to by my SELF warrant To give entire salts
faction. MRS. l.. J. VOSS.
oc q cost Pa. ave.. bet I2th and 49, IA ats west.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctimeer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
CIRCLE AT ACCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 9Th
day Of October next, shall SELL in front ofthe prem
Uses, at o'clock p. m, OF No s, in Square 40. 81
having afront north l. street of 81 feet inches
running hack 100 feet to wide alley, between 22d and
2ith streets, containing 5,415 square feet.
Terms One-third cash Ire lance in 6 and L. months
for notes bearing interest from day Of sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken. All con-
veyance at the cost of the purchaser.
Sc sod A. GH ZEN, Auctioneer
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S. FIsHMAN' nr,
DHN GOODS AND MILLINERY,
informs his fnends aDd the public that he has lust
opened 2 new store Of all kinds of DRY GOODS,
MILLINERY &c, assuring the public every srtl-
for yourself
Siore-No. Sol 18th st, between n and I. next door
to Mr.. TysOn's hardware stnre "a .. eoims
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AUCTION SALES.
To-DAY q TOMORROW M0Rv,,,
By JAMES c. MoGUIRE- A rc,,o..---


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUARI,E yAr
PROVED real EsTArE MAR The TrxIrn
MARKEr;-By virtue ola deed IN trust. bearine dets
on the I'D day of September, I357 and duly Recorded
made Tor the purpose ofthe settlement of the busi
ness OF Haslup Il Weeden, the subscribers viii sell
st public sale, on MONDAY, the 5th day of octo-
Nos square No. 81 ST. ,h and 's tRs mDro% U.
menls; Lot No. fronting 30 feet on the public
opposite Centre Market, loo feet north e
atoel, anu ~ teet inch on Louisiana avenue. and
cd with large and substantially built three
DICK building covering the entire lot, and con-
aih1g several stores, halls. and other rooms Lot
no fronting ~ feet on north street and al fact on
s,d ss.ana aN enue and improved with small brick
ana frame tenements. ~ ~ NN
ne above property is located I'M one or ,Lo ,,o.,
9 BUSINESS portions of the city and produces
HasInp SSV ssP Per; annu9, and is well known as
building thereon will be sold as Whole \: WIN h inc
no: divided into two building lots frnnting 80
iees on north street and % feet inches on Ionis
Idna avenue. The sale offers a rare opnortunitS ~
capitalists and persons wishing to invssf or mia
Terms oil sale One-third cash and the h.ienna;
rest from day of SALE secured by deed in trnst me
ne property anu NJ not complied with i'm SIX day.
aet me SAFE the property will he resold upon one
faultlng purchaser. All conveyancing at the es
pense Of the purchaser. a. INC e&-
CHAS. 8. wALI.AcB
.ea.-eo4ds J.c.MoG UrR tEEui ases.
BY F.. s. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
FuRNlTURE AT AUCTION. On TUES
DAN the 9Th OF October, at 10 O'Clock a. m
late John Mountz, deceased, on Bridge street the
entire Furniture. &c: 3''ee'' ''ie
Consisting Of Piano Forte. Mahogany sideboard,
Secretary and bookcase. eight -day Clock Csrnets
Feather Beds; Mattresses, Bedsteads ana Beddins'
Kitchen Es nnd ass~arS; Silver spoons, Books,
%, AL ~" ARD ;. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
ooe utu Georgetown.
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The Ohio River.
New York Markets.

WHEELING, Va, Oct 5.-The river here Is un
changed.
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EQR r IA well furnished three story
street, between 6 and III streets No. "a, with ali
the c0nvenences of wafer. gas, and heaters in the
house Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 40
Penn, 90 On
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For MoUST VERSON.-On to- morrow the Coll
yer, Captain Baker, resumes her semi-weekly
| TUESDAY and friday trips to Mount Vernon.
and will continue them as the season permits.
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TARGET PRAcTIcE.-At ten O'Clock to-day the
Montgomery Guards psraded in new fatigue uni
form-white jacket with brass buttons, blue pants
with yellow stripe, and black glazed caps, and
repaired to Berry's woods for the purpo OF drill
and target practice Three handsome prizes,
presented by ofhceFs OF the corps, ore TO he
ava ded the best maj ksmsn.
The nrst handsome silver cup, valued at SIC.
presented by Lieut.. OldhFld.
second, gold locket valued at $40, presented
by Lieut. keleher.
Third a handsome gold cross valued at SO.
presented by Quarter Master Maher.
The premiums were prepared at the manufac-
tory Of Gait g. Brother.
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BARRON n SLOWER.
NKIN HOUSE
RANKING HOUSE
swEENY, RIrTESHHou.g. FAINT 4 co.

We ariH opsa Gold, cHyrsHCy, and YIrr,sfa mr.
eOHRtS for depositors, aud credit the difference be-
tween currency and god. Those drawing Virginia
or currency will mark their checks accordingly
Those depositIng specie will be paid ina EoId or
sllCeT.
We hope in few days 20 quote regular r.tes for
foreign Bank notes, as well nome Currency s
usual.
sWEENY. RIrTENHoUsE. FANT& co.
ke s-uIh Bankers"
CHEAP EMBRoIDERIEs FROM Apc-
Just received from auctions q large 10. of hand
some Em5roideres. which we shall orfer at reduced
prices. In the lot we name = : :
Sn Yards rleh Cambria Founcings. with stripes four
~ Yards long, for lad es' skirts.
hlcn collars, Sleeves, with sets 10 match.
Also,
10 picces white figured Pique Cloth. -aor,ls.
do with Canton Flannel backs, very desirable
for ChIldren's Cioaks and CSpes.
100 worked Di0ty Bands, one yard long.
above goods, as they are d, a., b.rEsins,
---alC SIS Seventh street, third door north
oe S-eolv rem. avenue.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE FOR sALE.-The
H Horse isa large dark bay, fast, and OF
kind disposition. The Carnage IS square IN
md in good order. They will be sold sepa. 80
rately or together, w. A. HARRIS,
DC S-eoSt' $40 l. street, neaI 10th,
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WHEN, TILL us WHEN, oh, Street Commits
siOnsT, is that dangerous nuisance, the Seventh
street sidewalk (west sde) alongside the smith
ronian grounds, TO be seen 10,
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A HANDSOME CONTRIBUTION-TheR Rev. Mr..
Holmead, rector of Grace church, Island, yester-
day announced that the contributions raised in
that church on the previous Sabbath. for the ex-
tinction Of the church debt, amounted To the (un-
der the circumstances) unprecedented sum of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

PoLIcE REPoRrs.-The police officers Of the
various districts reported - cases TO the Chief Of
Police for the week ending Saturday last. The
otaeeTs reporting weekly to the Chief OF Police
are Is In number, divided between the Wards,
two TO each OF the First, Second, Third, Finh,
sixth and seventh Wards, and three to the
Fourth These do the b Isiness Of the Co poTa-
tOn, and such United States business as Is direct
"a To them. The county eOnstables do no city
business. and are not under the orders OF the
Chief OF Police.
AT THE BAEKAcHs there are now stationed
Sone sixty marines, who are daily drilled by the
officers Of the corps. Friday evening the O'Clock
dill was attended with much that was interest
isg 10 the spectator; the men all appearing in
complete uniform aud performing the evolutions
10 the music Of the full band, led by Prof scala
f'aft Of the force now at the Barracks are men
who Were discharged from the Roanoke, ~
which was recently hauled up at the charlestown
dry dock for repairs .,..-.
WHEY, TILL Us WHEN, oh, street Commits
- a. he n
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w purchased very low for cash, twelve very
good second hand PIANOS, ranging in price from
$40 to s2O0 which offer very low for sale rent,
at our Extensive Piano Warerooms, Penn. avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets, 500.
"oc -'',- JOHN f. ELLIS.
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EOR SALE-Three three-story BRICK HOU-
r. SIS. within quarter Of p mile of the City
Hail. one two story BRICK, With back building
near the Circle, and one FRAME COTTAGE, on
capitol Hill with smaller Houses, and vacsnt Lots,
u dhtaerent GGrtlSns OF the CITY. Inquire over
Sc l0-eOtf GRAFTON d. HANSON
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IfOR RENT have for rent two small FRAME
Il HOUSES on Square 72 little east of the De-
POI, one irPntlng + and the other ed street. with
inquire of ALEX. III. y DUNG, City Post Office.
HENRY COST,
Sc 2J-2wN 1anarson MI
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The ARSENAL E&TESsIOS.-Shouldt the pres
ent Penitentiary building be converted into all
arsenal foundry as contemplated, it seems to be
understood that the site for the new penitentiary
will be selected either in the neiChborhood of
the almshouse or Oh the east side Of the Ana
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Il pleasant Parlor and Chamber adjoining and
neatly furnished on the first floor. elevated eet
from The side walk. Location very desirable, being
New ork avenue, second door from 9Th street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-23
Congress.

WARRINGTON, Jan, 90 Ar
CLAW introduced bill repeating all laws OF
o.rts Of laws allowing bounties to vessels
employed on the Banks or other cod usher
les. l,; 90 AID
Mr. Fessenden. The bill was relerfeu'o thf
Committee on Commerce,
The bill to establish naval depot at bruins
wick. Ga, was disc used for two hours oa
without coming to any conclusion on IL os
Senate adjourned. I'm -,
HousE-The House passed the o'ii eA
tending the land laws TO the lanes iyihs
ems, OF the Cascade Mountains The lious1
took up the adverse report on the 'nnao
itants OF Arizona, praying TOR the estapi,S''
ment OF a territorial government ana ot"e'
business in accordance with the special Ia"
The House passed bills appropElat'ng 50,
600 dollars for peni'en,iary in Neorash =
establishing three additional land districts
in that Territory, and for completing ol't
opening roads in Oregon Washington M .
Minnesota Territories. Adjourned
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-23

The festival last evening for the beneht
Of the Second Presbyterian Church, was
quite numerously attended, and The arrange
nsnts % perfect as they could wen be- Al
ier payment Of all expenses the proceeds
Vim net about $500 Mr.. A. L. Wait was
the fortunate drawer Of the diamond ring -
Rock Islander.
How it would shock the sanslimonious
members Of that church to detect one OF
their own number 10 fashionable saloon
engaged in gambling. Yet. have they not
set the example! What is the difference
between a lottery got up by church with
diamond ring a. prize and the came in
sd,u,ion gotten up BY spectators with hou-
sss and lots and large sums Of money as
prizes to tempt the cupidiiy OF weak aud
mistaken mang And what are lotteries
but the very worst species OF gambling
From the lottery Of the Second Presbyterian
Church Of Rock Island down to the lowest
gambling shop in that city, the descent is
90 gradual that we DEFY the saintliest mem
Der Of that church to show US the line oide.
marcation
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COII.EGE STUDIES

u 1. sULIoT, A, NJ, q nstivsof Paris, France, :
+ Graduate of tins University o. kdinolrg, seoi {
lana an 81 periepced teacher both In England and
Professor 81 Mathematics and Languages la sefv
rsl Instructions In this country, ana hkV Gho
W sHkiDY, A. NJ, native OF fhiladeiPhih,
ananst, Of the University of Pennsylvania a
paiScslphia and during years practical Ie aeh
or Dc herewith yer, respectfully announce thal
tksv ara prepared 10 receive hmted number o.
yelnr sentlsmea, whom they viii ins'rnet al
iher opiion In any u the following stadias, viz -
.as Hebrew, creek, Latin, Spanish, French, Ger.
MAJ an ID Eng lish Languages, the Mental Moral an!
Physical Sciences, Including theroush course Of
aa,hsm aiies from Arithmetic 10 the CAc as IKE
.tss this eoarss applied 70 ,ho 81" =, 1atna ,
EnSineering, As., aud the hsehanteaiaha CONNER
Wsviii bsstow especial attention upon those who
wish 10 enter college, and guarantee their admission
into tbs Gloss they may strive 10 enter
This dspartmsnt will be strictly select. The
number OF pupils will not exceed tCssfs-Gos, and
NO psrsos VIII be rsceis sd uniess his age and ac'
QuiIsments permit Of his being conveniently elsss
cd with other pupils
The object 10 v, have as few classes as possible
Studying The same branch that the teachers time
may ~ employed 10 the grsaseol advantage.
From . superior method u classification, snlc'
dtscipne, thorough mental training and The facility
In tesohinS acquired by many years' experiones, We
tIust 10 u AXE ths institute worthy Of the iibera
patronage Of the community
A. tho number OF scholars 10 limited those deai
ring tossnd pupiis themselves enter rs students
sheuld make early application ~ The Collegiate In
ssitats, ID H., bove Brady.
Tsras are "a .ssdiagiy ibsral, which will sutis'
50 tastru alton during the day aud sy snins.
knEhRENCEs.
The Rixh! Rev. Bishop II. W, Lee, d. u.
Rev. Alfred Londefpack, Rev. Il. +. MAgoaB,
Rev - Basiion, Rev. T. Miles,
Gen. Geo. u. sargent, kbshezsr Cook, Esq.
Dr. Geo. W. Carter, Or. Msyen,
Dr., w M. Line, w b. COllins, Esq.
W W. WsoSwavd Esq. Alfred Sanders, $50
arn G.s. q. Dow, Esd