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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16
The DinInmn,ic Kcccpliom.

vt noon to-day, according to the time honored
cnstom, the various Foreign Ministers aocred'-
ted to this government. called, in u body on Pre-
sident buchanan, and were, in form and IN turn,
presented to him by Mr.. Secretary State Cass
NJ Sartigcs the French Minister now the senior
member of the corps addressed the President IN
,her behalf. in n congrntuatory md exceedingly
satisfactory speech. to which President buchanan
repled,in manner which was the theme OF much
praise from The distinguished gentleman tn whom
II was addressed Wash Star, l2th.
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a Good lsefOrg.

\ Democratic editor in Georgia, when il was
ascertainrd that buchanan was elected, and that
Fillmore had carried but one State, was crow .ng
ever the Amerioon party in pnblic crowd on
the street. An American faced up to him and
remarked
But numbers are no mark,
That men will right be found;
few were saved in Noahs Ark,
While many millions drown'dh
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MASONIC HALL.
MNE EI.-DORA 1.OlBE's
UNIQUE MUSICAL SO1REE
At MASONIC HALL, Nondny, March 10Th.
THE AMERICAN OPERATE TRIO.
NINE FL DORA LOUIE PRIMO SuiRANo

NINE FL. DORA LOUIE, PRIMO SuiRANo,
DOLCE HARMONlClIORD PLAYERS
MIR IL FRAlI, PRIMO TENoRE
rROF. l. LOUIE PRIMO BAsso
And PianSt who viii perform instt
viz The iano Forte and Tremun Mcudon and beau
fu Instrument executing the rapid oaenzas Initiating
the delicate violin peri rmed be Ole lnl
and others mNkR the instrument sing and the scn
nrus ot Grief Passion &c as 1t possessed Of living
soul
choice selection # Operate Gems Trios Duees and So
los ncrspcred " It'll Instrumental Nov elites Amusing Songs
Ba'laGs sc, Will comprise the evenings Programme.
Tickets 50 cts each be obtained the bookstores and at
the usual places
Doors open At O'Clock, Concert to commence to &.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

~ W. pAsiE, Attorney nj Inv, Gyurhb"rE.
IL hns ed his Office Ia the the store
OF \. Rnckor, opposite tho Hank of Virginia
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A,TNOTllERA WHITEHEAD,
- Drugxis lad ApOt IccUriCs,

bANk SQnAHf, LiNfnhuMo VA,
naNr and nui viii continue regular additions
complete Dye SunH.
Paints uas Fancy Articles, Ae, Sc which they invite
the attention al
10 Country PNsi,iANs they offer the prompt hling of
orders with elah. Drugs and pharmaceutical prepaa
manufactured by hemaolv"a pohaaed from moat
prices that VIII leave uduccmnnt
article hand furnished ~ the shortest
Notice WIN A. SIHoTIIEH
fb2ts WHITEHEAD
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lNlTN aIOTEI.
u Nniu street, LynChbWg, Va.

u MINI StICrt, UsyWthbWk, a..
JonN y HAWKINS, Proprietor
Thia house long known the Union Hotel has recently
repaired for tho reception OF
boarers Tho location ~ OF the most
delightful the city and atrangrra visiting Iynchhnrg VIII
hnd the Git, Hotel In department. an airy and eomfor
House Every attention Will he pnid to Quests oacnin
render them comfortable aud happy NJ this establish
The subscriber respectfully noca share OF public
patronage. JOHN 4. HAWKINS,
B-Soyorai families bo furnished with hna, airy
rooms - accommodating terms y r. H.
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iuuN,s a. mt FpoAH WHITEHEAD.
late Inspector a Martins Warehouse.
uuul.s. n WHITEHEAD,

sale Tobacco Flour and other Country Produce
ItNtunuHa Va having formed copanorshr for tho pnr
pose doing general Commission businnss Will give their
undivided attention to all consR nmenis made 10 them
the store of George Davis aud next door to A.
u tucker. EDGAR WlllLnEAp,
Jan. II, 1shf THOMAS u HlII"
capt ino NJ otoy, Cashier BACK Of Va q ID Da
Wis Ino n DAVIS Go, Saml NJ Garland. Amherst Mayo
Cabeu Nelson; Il q Mitchell Cashier Merchants BANK.
ii.
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EEs.ASTERlNss! PlASTERaNs. The TN
dsEnrd have formed copartnersh for the purpose
m conducting the Pasterng Busiass in I'll its branches bh
IN city and country They will execute work on the most
terms and in the best manner and guarantee to give
satisfaction in instance
ey VIII receive in afew days lot Of the most fashiona
49, N.h approved PATTERNS tor ORNAMENTAL WORK and
NJ a times be prepared jobs pertaining TO
he ous.Hs by prompt attention their duties and faith
M all work entrusted them they hope
eelve a liberal share of the public patronage
dinsa pI,riiip =, AZ rps "
Al IN rf,IiZ IoTrs
'1"i MS, Trunks. Tr.uks-x third suypl,
"A Of Trunks just at hand Cor 1857 a, HEADuRYs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

TIE BLUE RIDGE TUvNFl We are happy to an
nonnce that a report OF Col. Crozet the engineer Of
the Blue Ridge Tunnel states that the heading OF the
tunnel is all through and two hundred feet Of the
bottom only to remove. Tbe-e II no d3tbf mt the
car& eN run MroHgh ~ He Isl cfJai9" This is go-
rioua news The business Of the Company will be
much increased the expenses reduced the public
Neniencc enhanced, aud OF the greatest works
upon which Virginia entered, r umphantly conf
Dlrtrl D,xgqfeb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

NHcGORM1E n Co,
I'M Whoicsnic n0d Retail t.roccrs,
COMMISSION 4 FDRW ARnINa MERCHANTS aud
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
AZ old Stand Mctprkle Jones MAIN stHtfr. bfNcH
nua Va will nj, the sale ot FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN, RACoN, LARD. BIrrER Ne. Liberal
tntH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

On \. K. MeEM is recommended y. y writer in the
New Market Spirit Of Dcmarfl, rs "A suitable etodi-
date for the State Senate from the District composed
of the counties of Shenandoah and Page.
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BA WAl. II. MOSBI.

NuE"t slaves -s"p"r."n"cc OF " deed "dsr"-,
- Recorded IN the Clerks office oi the uatnas Court n
lynehurg Will FRIDAY the llh day Of March, sa ut II
O'clock IN front the Market House in tho tN of Nneh
hnIr sell Ia the highest bidder public auction for ensh
likely Noung negro woman aud her child
JAMESf JOHNSON Trustee.
mar edts
t'OstpOHCMcut.
The aluNo sale l. postponed until Thursday the lAth Inst
Wien II " Ill certainly take place
IaF JOHNSON Trustee.
" ~ An.r
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NOTbCE.- u, virtue Of ~ deed al Trust eve
curl To Trustee by Henry Sumrtcr decd bear
lng date }th March III Ton certain purposes therein cNpenH
ed mud nly recorded tho Clerks ONCE at the city of
lNhehhhrg shan proceed To sell, saturday 2st day 81
tins rrsVu month (hRrrh) ltHf public auction House
md lot at Gnnd Church Street, first tonomont nh 70
Mr. 1ohu Williams ftmiy residence occupied nj present Ivy j.
II simpson The ground contains ~ feet inches front ana
has on II comfortable Brick Dw clng House aud other
out houses, good w ot water, sc
TRIMS pue third cash third six mouths and Que third
l. menths credit negotiable satisfactorily endorsed and
til" the withheld I'LL whole is paid
IN" tile Is unqurstiunnby good but VIII only tho
title 'stot in IA n u THURMAN
mar AtlltaN -
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IhkuHoHNE. } II. HDtGoMhF,
ANs.laOIyNE a llOl.COM
I'm hers und A. NStsu ne FRO l4scs

"a arGm ss a uoLcomnE". "'.''"'
e. Hn"hcr- and Exchange Hr"Lcr-,
Corner Of Main and bridge Streets lynchhurg, Va, WIZ
pay highest market prize Land Warrants Northern
Ekchangc Coin and unenIrent Money
The Presidents and Cashiers OF ihesosorai penkse Lynch
mpssrs Johnston nros Co., SAM Harris s sons Josiah
Lee \ Co, h"la,m. Mess,s rarnha% kfnha% Co.
cl J. Ward 4 Co, Lees Waller New York
nov 2l1y
.uNo.". a sA"'E.: r,MHE; ,.
IrNcnnuHG Va,
onor planters public generally
the sale OF Tobacco Wheat fIo and other produce They
TINT Of - 20 viii enable them
smiths few doorH fron the the hanks which enables them
to pNy the IiauirrS lor their Tobacco without delay
fcbe6 d&dy
EEINny -. FLOOD, Attorney II, Law. will
attend all the Courts ct the city of 1yncibure tho
Amherst AppomnttoS, Bedford aud Campbell
a. " IuIrNAY } S. niLImaS.
q W.HsLu.MhN& 90:
Agents for tho sale OF VIRGINIA MANiFAuTuRED
TOBACCO, Lioora advances mndo on consignncnis
WILLS, NAwutSs a co. General Com-
Wv MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
Tor the sale Of MANUFACTURED ToBACGo stores No.
q ard -, drnycr corner Of renronas street Now or
Ertrrrsc.s Annistead & Warwick Capt John Nj. otcy
lsrp GdSriy-
x,snCUuAm.-Thc undersigned beg irn,r 10
L their onds aud the public that they hive cstnb
nshci a COMMISSION HOUSE In tho city of lirrHnoEp TO
be conducted by the Junior JnacPh annl under tho style
and firm oi WI rANSI11a a co.
rhe, secured ONCE in shorho wa,o ilou4 lind
will be prepared "a rr"ciy" couaignmcniaai FLOUR
| WHEAT COTS, TOBACCO and Agricultural Products
generally The 10Th ihr present month All oidors
cousirmncutg viii meet prompt Rnd faithful att ntlon
Tho House IN Petersburg viii he under III" direction of
rannl who about 10 rosigu the Presidency of tho
ltnrnHd Company, who VIII dcNot HIS undi
Nicd raonal attention the Auction aud General Commits
sion business Of pANNlLL a SON.
WIN rANEItIa
| mar 7.d9w JOSEPH pANNtl.fn
SPRING TRADE. 1857.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

YopK e YER RtLRoAp.We are g'atihea to lean
that the construction of entertainments, ordinations,
masonry &C. Of this important road, are nearly three
ourhs done, and will probably hc finished his ,e'f
1t is road uusurpn sscd in its grades, aud II, one
exception in the ease of its curves, T., an r5i in
Siruinia - xpafch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

E.SbIaAVEeN.-Ehc snbsc y her desires ~ sitU-
EL alton Teacher in good family neghborood
He qualified instruct in the English Language and pre-.
paraury Latin aud French He had
and eau give satisfactory testimonials. Address
th II ctsif Forest Depot V. n Il. Il Il
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BY II IL EG X APH
v,,curnphcd E.pre..l, for ,hc"Vtrsininn.'
From, WashingtOn.


NV NoRN, March il,-Dnsid 7. Disney, an EN-
Member of Congress from Ohio died to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

A Fine NeSre Girl for sale or hire. Apply ns
IA mar It's LANGHORNE g. " LKUps.
II ADDE'S Fine Rubber slippers. =! have received
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

Ltwls ELLIS Esq, of Fauqnier county, Va, had the
misfortune to break his leg just above the ank in
Washington city, on Inauguration day. Mr., Ellis
was coming down Of the slopes in the Capitol
grounds, when he slipped and telI.-Aienaadria o.
zetfe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

ANEW GOODS. New Goods, cons isl
"a School and Classical Books,
Blank Books, variety,
Cap, Letter and Note Paper,
Sta onary--a large assortment,
Periodicals for March,
Cheap Publications, complete asso~iH lrnt,
Clocks SO cheap will surprise you,
Paper liangings ana Borders,
Paper Curtains,
Printer. Ink, Sc, SC, &c. received at
/
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND
DEALERS IN GUANO AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
MENrS, PErEnsnuisG, VA.Produce consgnments solicited
which of the partners Refe
To John NJ otey Dr James Saunders aml Miller Ambrose
Rurko Iva churg; Thomas Wallace Hon. John r. May Pau
Mcllwanc, VIM. y Joynes Petersburg; Warwick Parks
tlalr ilaSnIl q Co I,iclmond THOMAS BRANCH
JAS. Il BRANCH
Nv 1Gd.rts JNp. T.. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

FIRE st SrgyENsRuRG.-Fh is y small village in
Culpeper county. Va. On Wednesday afternoon last
about } clock fire occurred there, destroying the
residence of Mr. Thomas Gray, with all the out hous
es uclndng Corn House, stable, 81. The Office of
Mr. 4. \. Davis also destroyed. lady, whose
name is not given had her trunk and clothing togeh
Ell with FIVE bundled dollars destro' ed.
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Citp dMO State afatrS,

FIRE SAruRDAY.-MoRE lScKxptARrsM-About 5
o'clock Saturday evening, the large Stable attached
TO the Norvell House discovered be on fire and
hefure the hose could be brought 10 bear upon the
flames nearly everything intammabe about it was de-
stroyed. Fortunately horses were in it at the
time-they having been taken out to be watered.-
The body oil the stable VAS of brick, aud the walls,
We suppose, are not much injured fhe'Grewas pre-
vented spreading by the efforts OF the fire
panv
Three m.n were arres:el Sttur lay evening ON sus-
picion a being implicated in Tie inecadiarism now
devastating city. They sent 10 jail for thrth
Developments.
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n OsT, between Col. Eenw,ch's and Dudley
IL Hall on the night OF Thursday Feb. 9TH linked gold
bracelet finder Of which will be by leaving
this Office
mar qdA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

EIyOR SARE.-S5, 900 First Mortgage Bond,
II va Tenn Railroad Company, safe investment vii
be sold low upon early application 10
mar lets PETERS. SPENCE & co.
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senate Washington free charge or carriage before the
10th q September
Eay article MAG % ga. vary gaay, GuLsa inferior article Is
called for.
estimated that tho quantities above mentioned viii DO required
for the first session but the reserved TO The Secretary
order giving reasonable additional quantities during
that session for any subsequent session Of tho Thirty h Con
gress.
sufficient specimen OF each proposed for of half
quire and Of envelopes 26 accompany tho proposal aud TO
be marked with tue name OF tho and the price OF the
article, and OF the weight per The whole OF each
article specified in the foregoing LIST will DO deemed class and
the Offering furnish such class the lowest
Quality eonsdered win receive contract for the
c1tng bond with aurees satisfactory the Sere
y tho Senate for the performance thereof under forfeiture Of
twice the contract failure which bond be ncd
the ONCE Of the said Secretary within after the proposals
accepted.
article contracted for should be delivered within tho
stipulated should be inferior any respect sample
the viii put n suit.
Proposals should proposals for stationery
and be directed tho Secretary the Washing
Proposals and specimens DO delivered free
charge,
Ap 25-1aw4w
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PROPOSALS.
Vt DEPARTMENT

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Of Yards and Docks May l. 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately,
- endorsed Proposals for class No me The class for the navy
will be received this Office until
the LIST day for furnishing and delivering the several
napsd materials and articles embraced printed
which viii be furnished application and by mail
requested persons desiring all tho
therein by the commandments OF the several navy
yards the classes for the yards under their command by the
thereto by the bureau all the yards
preuat confusion and nsaake sealing ne s no td W be
aih otdiHs classes than yard 10 one a'us
and each individual Of firm sign the bid and contract
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly NOTIFIED at tne
the form hereinafter prescribed and DO mailed IN
time 10 reach their destination before expires receiving
bid viii Do considered chi shall % reced g hs 0d
sated alloreanee made for fasrs 81 the mail
To guard against opened before the time appointed
endorse the envelope above the address
and draw a line under endorsement, thus
aPrposals for Claa No (nane DE das') for ne Nary Fad at
(natss ne yord)' -
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provided the contract that the bureau shall have the
Of annung without
men Congress shall not have made sufficient appropriations
the completion Of estimated
which this advertisement based shall also have tho
diminish the quantities named in the classes
headed miscellaneous" the schedule twenty Eve
whose offers shall be accepted will be notified by letter
Office which shall be considered sufficient
they the supplies specified within
fifteen days from the Of notice from the bureau Of the
with other person
and the Of such deaung bidder will DO held
siblc for all deinquencies.
All offers made in srd conformity with this advertisement will
a the option Of tho bureau be rejected
whose accepted viii
viii ready for execution prac-
tcable.
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
IL beriand, Wheeling and all parts Of the West
The ACCos0DAfIUS TRAIN will Except Sunday at
GAS tn connecting Philadelphia first tranfo
Washington lat Juncn viii stop stations and arrive at Cum
berlant at O'Clock, i.
ID The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden daily Except Sunday
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis Lofts
vile, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate points
81 The EXPRESS TRAIN daily p m connecting with
trains for CINCINNATI st. Louis Cairo, Chicago and nme
date places The distance Cincinnati other central aud south
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than by other
The time to these places IL also unequalled.
Baggage checked through TO Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
81. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred al points free
THROUGH TICKETS viii be sold all the large in the West
at the lowest possible rates. at the ticket Office Camden Station ana AZ
Washington city.
second class is attached to the mail train.
from Baltimore Washington tieo The entire rodt
iy ddyqh by taking accommodation mail and lying ever a
Cumberland oakland They morning by the exr9
train which leaves Cumberland $50 M and reaches Wheeling
1T Q p m. ~
Passengers Washington ample meals at Wash
iagon Junction.
This only by through baggage checks
can be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation train Gas stop stations east
Cumberland and the stations beyond Piedmont going west
Eastwardiy the mail leaves Wheeling at 75 and accom-
Cumberland reaching Baltimore at 635 m
Tho FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. M except sunday sioppg
stations Leaves Frederick at o. arriving at Baltimore
IL. 80,
Tho EIIooTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden Station
and $50 Leaves Ehcotts Mills 7ao m, and 1870 No.
except Sunday. '-...
W. s. wooDeIDE,
Jan 17--dn Master Of transportation
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Finn q ore.
Here date the onsr. J

(ere composing the hm Of
the state) hereby offer furnish
dated (a Of adyertsement and subject TO
the and OF the printed schedule which
articles embraced Class the CLASSY
the nnme the yard according TO said schedule
class the schedule opposite each
article price carry the tho columns dol
and foot amount OF tho bid for tho
class) amounting (hero write the amount in words
propose agent there the required by
the sohedue for the supply under tho classes miscellaneous by
delivery should be accepted
prepared and sent to tho agent
the agency for signatures and certificate.
(Iore the bidder aud each member Of the firm to sign)
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their doubedThc undersigned has nVeH
cd aud obtained es,s patent from the United states nr ne
rangemen and combination machinery for converting seed
into yarns by ohe continuous process from the through inc
rous preparation and spinning machinery until is ready Tor sup
mont weaving.
The saving from by this process viii DO at least ton per %
and yarns maize from the nbre abrokon and unijued W t H.
raons the machinery Of present process used cpon ana
entange ~ will be about any Yer stronger and heavier
will command the markets Of iLe word, dstancing AL
advanced prices. IT.
The undersigned IA prepared TO dispose OF privileges 70 ~ Ia
PATENT ana planters Will be informed terms VITA oo
structnns how how obtain tho best machinery, anu
ether particulars application addressed %
Des 6-2awiyh GEORGE @. HRNRY, Mobile
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An 11-1awt30Junt
United states Patent ONCE,

ON the petition of Harriet V. Terry administra-
trix OF VIM d. Terry, deceased Massachusetts,
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO the said VIM Tor
tho 18th day OF July, Ist3 improvement
payement for the expiration OF patent
takes place on the 18th day Of July, 1857
ordered that tho said petition
Monday tho 10th Of June IL o'clock persons
notified and show they have why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required Ale the Patent or
fee their objections specially forth writing twenty
before the hearing All testimony ned party
be used at the said hearing he taken
corance with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
pication
The testimony In tho will be closed tho 10th
tons other papers relied upon testimony
office before the morning OF that day. the arguments any
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published Unon
gencar and Evening star Washington Republican
Nd Pennsy vanan, Philadelphia Pa; Daily News
and ros Boston Mass week for three
vous to the 29h Of juno next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF
Sors Of tho above papers will please copy
bills TO the Patent oflco with containing this notice.
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AIouNT wAsnINGToN FEMALE COLLEGE

lVA BaltmoreThe summer session OF this nourihng
stuon located Mount Washington mles out tho N"
Central railroad and chartered by the Maryland legislature will open
the first Wednesday Ia May 1897 with full faculty Of sh
renced instructors consisting OF five gentlemen and several h
This college Is all could well desired the Of W.
hed female education No pains have been spared
make what ought to be in all respects The locality highly
lubrous picturesque and has been selected OF the
desirable In the State Tho shady and beautiful grounds afOf h
scope pleasant walks and beahl recreation The building
large, imposing brick cdihce (erectcd expressly for hts
female college,, thoroughly ventilated lighted with gas Handsomely
fuhed supplied to enc story and has accommodations
establishment very complete costing ~
loss than $4,000 During this tho first Of its operation II nun
bers 81 boarders. 80.
Catalogues further information may be obtained at tho Unoa
Office and Of Row. Dr. f. Hener and Hon j. Yansan Bailg
and Rev George Lewis Scaley Principal Mount Washington NaY
land. ELIAS BE1NEI,
President Of the Board OF Visitors
March H-sat&wsd6w
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Erm q Guarantee

undersigned OF guarantor (name the town. and
state (name State) guaranors
hereby that the above named the bidder bders
tc above DO accepted, enter into contract
with within noen after the date Of noco
through post Office OF tho Of his for the offers before
mentioned.
witness signature OF guaruntors.)
certify that the cro tho guaantors)
known good responsible guarantors in this
tlgnature.)
To signed by district Judge, district attorney collector
agent person known tho bureau TO be responsible