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"a. IL. N0IIIS,
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA
LAND OEFIssE,
AT DUBUQUE, IOWA.
DARTICULAR attention paid 70 tho locating
4 Of Land Warrants for persons South, on
the finest selected Timber and Prairie Lands
Warrants loaned to settlers OH one years time at
for Warrant. Taxes paid, Collections made and
RENTED for in Sight Exchange Money loaned
at high rates of Interest. Inyestmeuts made.
Uncurrent money bought, &c. q
T Refers to WV. &. DAVIS, Esq, Abbevills
c. H., S. C.
Sept. 3. 1856. 40 n
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Fractions of Squares will be charged in proper
tioD 10 the above rates.
ca Business Cards for the term Of one year.
Will be charged i'll proportion to the space they
occupy, Mt One Dollar per line space.
sf5- For al advertisements set in double col
nm", Fifty per Cent. extra will bc added to the
above rates.
DAVIS l. HOLLINGSWORTH,
For Banner;
LEE i WILSON,
lar Jb,es,
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DR.. Mel E'S
CELEBRATED
V e R M MIFUGE
Il H lid .--AAaAkS
Two OF the best Preparations OF the Arc.

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
= The VERM1rUGE, for
exPelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS., for
the cure Of Liver CON-
PLANT, all Bilious De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c. ,
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for.
DR.. c. -McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1FuGE and
LIVER Pills, prepared BY
.@k*,'s'''1 ST.. ST.
SOLE pRoPR1EroRs, Pitts
burgh,. Pa, and take i no:
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be .Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
Others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE Y Y y McLane,s;
Verrnifuge and Liver
Pills can now, be had. at
alt respectable Drug
StOfeS. 4 ~
FLEAfINa BRo's,g !
go Woop ST., PIrfsBuRaRA.
splc IsrSPr9sfsrs
sGovIL d MEAD, No. y N sliSH e st,
New Qfleapsss Gensrai Wholesale a AgeiiG fo3tElie
,s1ati.srn sSssa..sa stsss all orders 6'a 5,
q. . ~ solpssx q,
Ma;sst ss b assssi,ls Ms.. Hs s: g,
u ron, sMsf
ll sA A4aais9 I1ngtpirs S. = !. 2 y - :
rhsN. sesva alsid q ii, r. 81 q 80
~ 1nt q 1854 Sc SI .lS
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G A RRIA GE AND WAGON
M A ING -

Nj A X ING.
'3NiE undersigned having as
Il socintcd themselves us Co SSS5SA
partners in the business of Cur ss<@@HyIN
r,"ge u"d Wagon Milking und Repairing, under
Ill A II r s & ARE,
would call the attention of the public to their
Shops at
Mt. Carmel,
where they hope by fair prices, faithful work
ana prompt attention to business, To earn the
confidence Of all, and merit liberal share of
patronage. -
For all jobs amounting to Five Dollars or more.
payment will be required in Cash, or by Cash
No.I; .,; wnen The work is removed fr"ln The Shop
AZ orders for work should be directed TO Da.
wa H. linrris; hut n!l settlements must be made
with the financial Copartncr, w. G.. Ware. n,
ne alone - authorized to Use the nnmo Of III.
firn'' give or take notes. give receipts, receive
money or contract debts.
DAVID T.. HARRIS.
W. G.. WARE
Mt, Cnrmrl. S. c.. Jan. Z, 1856. 3s.1v
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MINIsTERING ANGELO.

ssesAre they not all ministering spirits sent
fortl. to minister for them who shall be
-''lieiys sifi 81 issaillyationp' iisSf'Wssa., i.
How're mourn when Death, the tyrant, en-
ters ournaF,y homes, and bears away some
ebs1ht blossom, rerchance tie youngest and
fairest one-the household i.,... tie ..ii;a cher
':l.e1' ...e1 pet, IN whom had centered the warm
eat affections of all.
,leWhen in silence laid away 20 rest; in
,lifs'i las. fearless, blessed sleeping, what
!sstearss wssshed, what anguish ovcrwhelms
: the hsaft;safter hearing the cold earth rat
fling upon the coffin lid, and the last echo
5ofaADust. to dust earth to earth, ashes to
ashes" we return to the home that is desc
late, where no longer the loved voice may
greet us in merry, joyous strains Of wei
come, but all is husllcd and still.
How often do we murmur at the wise
decree Of Providence, who foreseeing in the
dim, shadowy future, some coming evil,
hath transplated the frail flower, ere the
Tudo blast had chilled and witlered it; for.
getting, too, that it is but another tic form
cd to draw,us. to a better world that rs
Loves circle nnrrows here,
'Ts widening in heaven;
that tie spirits of the dear departed may
be permitted to watch over and minister
unto us, who yet walk below. Oh, me
thinks it is blessed thought!
Ministesihg Angels Who, when thus
thinking, can MOURN MS those without hope
fSWhat comfort doth It bring to some poor,
westy earth worn heart, that hath been dc.
fstyed by death of all it SO loved and cherish
ed, to know that they are with us yet, unseen
- but ever near" ninistering spirits" hold
ing sweet communior with our own, cheer
ing the dropping soul, and bidding it look
far beyond earth and earthly things to s
fairer, brighter world, where neither deatl,
nor sorrow can enter, and where with then
we will umte'in singing halclujahs to ou
God and the Lamb forever.
"Oh, the friends, the friends we've cherished
Ilowwe weep to see them die;
AL unthnking they're the angels,
Plat will gnids us to the sky"
s-'| AMELIA.
Baltimore Patriot.
-A4r---ss..
n Canadian in Luek-Roman,ic.-
Toronto paper tells Of youngsma VIII
was formcriyarlerk in a banking house j,
that city, and who 80 pleased a gentleman
from one Of the Southern States by singl
business interview, that the latter offered /,
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TIE STATE. OF SoUTusGARoEIN AZ.
A06evils DistriA III tie Common ,.sisa,. - :.
Amos CLrk, jr, & 'Attaehments.s. Il
Iona aa .A.T.id1al1

Janes g.. LiddeIl.' J TIfs AttyaT :. :,
.{E,.HsREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty.
inst day Of October, 1856, file his tdeclaras'
ton against the Defendant, WHO (as ia asidy ,,a
and Tins seitl,en kife tbr'uttorney known withi1t
the sahsehpoa whom cory Of tho said dscia,
ration1hight.be served. 1t is therefore oidered,
that the said Dcfcrdantdo appear and >pload 10
tlie said deetatioa Oh oysbefors tl,e fsrst ay of
Novembs v @idcli,aill be vi the year oEour Lord
Eigtesn' Hundred and Fiji teEeyo,,. yeiso n
ndfapd absolute Judgment viii tlien be cftenand
awarded against him. IA 500 III =
MATTHEW M6D0NKId GsGS 81 Lsr.ss = !, 4 :
G&rk's Uffice,f Ock So SIC, "a g s. ~
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STOVES FOR sALE!

T>HE Subscribers will Keep on hand at all
!! times; at the suddiery and Harness Store
of Il. WESrFIELD, in this Village, an ussort-
ment Of ulI kinds Of STOVES, which they pledge
of Ss%seyes , to sell on as asorsble terms Stoves
Charleston. Their u ss q : -,
Z WDDKlMG. S @UWs ; :
they wili' .wurrnpt tto~ do everything il,at q
Cooking Stove can do, and ure suEssfl,Ay, viii
give, universal satisfaction. = 3.es. -. y
One Of us wilt spend the most of the preSent
year st tho NORTH. md will be nble ~ ssiect tho
best and most approved patterns, -
+: !. B1tANClIsEsc
Abbevil'e C. II, SC, .:sssSy
E.E .IQSe~ z ? ~ -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
O., w. GRAHAM. NJ. d.
Office lI31 E'ilbert Street, (OId
No. lO9,) below Twelfth,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
COURT PROCLAMkIIa:I,

"a HEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White,
w President Judge and the Hons. Joseph
Aann and G. q. Co.viE, Associate Judges OF
the Courts Of Oyer Z Terminer and General Jail
Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace, OrpA-
ans Court and CoIrt ofCommoa Pleas Tor the
County OF Potter, have Issued their precept,
bearing date the fifth day of August, in
the year Of or Lord one thousand eight hun
cred and titty-seyen, and 10 ne directed. TO.
holding Court OF Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, Qaarter Sessions Of the
Peace, Orphans Court, and Court OF Common
Pleas, Ia the Borough OF Coudersport, on MON
DAY, the 2lst day of September next, and 10
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners, Justices OF the Peace, and Constables
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. N. of
said day. with their rolls, records. inqQisitions.
examinations. and other remembraDces, TO do
those tAings which to their Offices appertain
10 pe done. And those who are bound BY
their recosnizances TO prosecute against the
prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail OF said
county Of Potter. are TO be then and there 10
prosecute against them a. viii be just.
Dated at CoUDERsPoRT, August 5th 1857.
and the 8lst year OF the independence OF the
United States of America.
A.C. TAGGART, Sheriff
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sRPTENBER TERM, 1851

SkP EN- BER TERM, 1851.
County of Potter, VS.. {. W. Bills d J.na
". Smith.
Trustees Of Bingham Estate, VS.. Jacob n.
Reduer
County Of Potter, VS.. E. Johnston y.HsA
Bump 2d.
Wa, AeDougan, vs.. Jno N. Kllssss, o
RUFUS Rice
c. AyIesworth, vs. \. p. Muard.
G-orge Audrtws, VS.. Amos D. Nichols.
I. kVe!in; il. Ys. Jonathan Card, ei ~.
Benz. Smith, vs. Isaac Lyman.
Pike Township vs. D. Chappd.
u barton School District, VS. Julius Jehpsa..
Isaac Pearee, use ofpoty & Doty, vs. Fr.Ak-
In ode
Levi Annis, VS.. ". 7. Jones.
E u. Carpenter, vs.. Chas, Armstrong.
B.rlh Miss, rs, l.. D. Williams
Elias E. N-re. ". Morris S. Carpenter.
y. b. Brown, VS.. Leonard Davis
Hosea Gushing, IS. B. Barse' g. Aalg.
Sanl. Haven, ys. A. NJ Benton.
George Ayers, vs.. VIM. Perry.
VISTA {. Dixie, &c, VS. c. z. Dixie.
Nm 7. Jones, IS. Jackson Resf.
4 " il.ana, Is. Deloss II. DuubAr
thomas u, Lille, "a, 4. Courtrigh., ST. al
jos. 4. Leonard, vs. J. Stevenson.
Josiah B4mp, V, Il. :. Carrier.
Collins Smtl, vs., Morris $. Carpeutas.
Potter County. vs. Hunt i Crittend.E.
c. ". How - CO. Is. ". T Jones.
GelnmcIl ( Cresw.ll, W ". 7 A-F.
Jones.
-bart & Nichols, vs. X I. Dixie.
David Y. Seely, V. Wln. Perry,
/ u. Carpenter, W. Rch@ri Shay, Jr.
Geo. K. Fosourg, vs.. Il. J. Flynn.
II. J. OLMsTED, Pcoihy.
Coadersport, Aug 81. 1857.
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= OTICG is hereby given that the under
~ signed, an Auditor appointed BY the Or
pnans' Court for the county of Potter, to dis
tribute ( assets now in the hands Of J
Hendr.ck, the administrator OF the estate sf
WILLIAM LYUE. deceased among the several
creditors OF the said estate. viii attend 10 the
duties o. his Office ct lhe Pr3thonotary's Or
nee in the Borough Of Coudersport, OF SAT.
pRDAI, the iAh dar Of September next, st
one O'Clock, r. N. Persons interested e.u
at:eat il they tAink proper
LGWIS GANN, Auaisos.
C0u1ersport. Aug. -, 1857.
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PROCLAMATION,

Z6omes J. Hart, } No. I4s Sept. Term. 1887.
rs. la the Common Pleas OF
Eliza5eth Hart. } Potter County.
LIBEL " nIyoRcE
And now, to wit, July 3Ist, 1857, Sub
pGna and alias Subpoena having been issued
and returned NltR in this case, the said res
pondeht ELIzABErH HART, is hereby required
10 appear in said Court, on the 2lst day OF
September next, TO answer the complaint sci
forth by the Libellant.
los. a. {. TAGGART. Sheriff
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LeWISYILLe STEAM CRIST MIll,

LfHIaFIlLt SIthm ERISI Hill.
NEW ! ARRANG EMENT.
FsHHE undersigned having bought on, al
d former owners Of the Lewisyile Steam
Grit Mil are now prepsred to do al manGer
Of grinding. rs they believe 10 the satisfas-
ton OF their customers. Come and sse.
g. A. LEWIS.
GRAFTON LEWIS.
Ulysses, Feb. %, l857-e-3s.
.,
fi3w hcr6 advertisements
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Canal and Water Power Company, al
the suit u fohn Taggart, Trustee. of j.
S. Silver et al.
4. C. TAGGART, Sheriff.
CouderSPort, Aug. 5, l851s-3t.
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AND ALSO-The right Of free in
gress, egress and regress, in upon through
and over the above described tracts. piec
es of tracts and parcels Of lands and eve
ry part and parcel thereof, to fell, cut,
lew, bark haul and take away the said
timber trees from the said lands, and also
the light to pile and store the said tim
Der trees on the said lands when cut and
divided into logs and timber until the
same can conveniently be hauled, foated
or carried away, and also the right to
build, make and construct houses, roads
and bridges, for the purpose of hauling
and taking away the legs and timber cut
aud hewed from the said timber lands.
and also all the right to use the waters
and streams Of water in and upon the
said lands and flowing through the same.
to float and carry the logs and timber from
said lands-the said right TO cut and carry
away timber trees from the said lands, as
above described, and all and singular the
and privileges above ementioned
and described, and each of them-to contin-
lie, and to be used and enjoyed. for and
during the period of Fifty Years, to be
from the fifteenth day Of Febru-
airy, 4. D. 1856.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold ss the T1opnrty Of The sunb1ry
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Washington Insurance Company.
,yabscyipfiops to CapstaL Stock Authortxed

IN accordance with pro- isions of
incorporate Insurance in the Washington
approved February is, 1852 ssbcbe being persons
10 the l section OF said do hereby authorize
on be opened for the capital stock Of said
onefy Store OF VIM r. Bayy Pennsylvania between
Inn and a streets Monday the 9Th Of March neat between
the hours OF IL and O'Clock, D. m
The provisions Of the I'd
strictly complied with:
dnd DC further enacted That the persons the fore
going secon majority of hem hereby authorized
bcpon in The city of Washington for raising capital
hundred thousand dollars twenty deiars
and that each subscribing shall
mentioned four dollars subscribed
remainder Of the said twenty dollars shall negotiable
notes. signed aud endorsed satisfaction Of said persons
majority OF hem and thereof be demanded
times and such pr orons as the president aud directors hsrea
ter mentioned shall Judge advisable giving
OF the gazetes printed in the District of Columbiap
SILAs H. HILL,
... j. &C MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN B.ALL,
SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN, r
AUGUSTUS 4. FERRY,
G. MILLER.
.# WM T. DOVE,
WALTER LENOX,
M. w GAIT,
...........- .. WALTER HARPER,
w. WALL,
WM. r. BAYLY.
WARRINGTON, February %, 1887.
Feb 25-3awtMsr9&d
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ImPOsrAnr TO COTTON PLANTERs,
ny which their Incomes must be doubled, 4,

THE undersigned has invented and obtained letters from the
for tho ard combination Of machine
converting cotton by process
through the various preparation and spinning mschne
nv, until Z 4 for shipment weaving
The from by tins will be at least
the fibre unbroken uninured
machinery OF the used and dis
snange W will be about 6fy and heavier and
f markets Of the world dstancnf al competition
advanced prices. n t
The prepared dispose OF privileges
will be informed with
H. how Obtain the best machinery, and all
necessary particulars, application addressed
Dec 6-oawiyif GEORGE q. HENRY, Mobile.
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TO OUR sUBsCRiBERs.

The name 0 pesn win be npon bools unles.
ue payment fthe subscription be made In ADVANCE,
Distant subscribers forward money by letter. All
"ii DO assumed By ourselves In safe transmission.
the COUNTRY PAeRa Is blshd tr during tbs ,st
soAs Of congeas, and ssmiweeky during The recess.
Subscriptions for period less year win be received On
terms propoioned 10 The above annual rates.
e9-PosTMAsTERs are authorized our agents and
by sending US five DAILY subscribers, ESQ enclosed OF
sEMI-WEEkLY subscribers, with sa5 enclosed win be en-
titled a copy gratis
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Arny,s Confectionary,

no, q B'idss strest, GsoTgefown, d. G,
WHERE all kinds entertainments furnished,
Ice creams cakcs &C., the
wee and on the moderate Medal awarded the lest
Feb 3-du
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ Ma So

TRAINS leave Washington for BALTIMORE
i Al and 6H a. m, and 3 and ~, D. M.
On Sunday, at II, p m.
Leave Baltimore for Washington 's.,.
AJAX and 9A, a. and and 54, p
sun day, ai An a
Passengers philadelphia and New York will 8,
sk, and Az. t
Passengers for Annapolis will take trains at az and Az.
for Norfolk !" eX and 3. ..
for the West I" and Az, connect
T. H. PARSONS, Agent
Jan l7-dn
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Warrington Aqueduct.

OvvIcE TIE WAsHINsrox AauEDuor
g .F Washington, March ., 1857.
PROPOSALS invited for materials and work for the Washing
i ton aqueduct
Maps proses and specifications materials and
e rosdy at this occ and after the 2Oth
let viii masonry bridges
evacuation, embankment
connected with e reservoirs nch iron ain gate houses bricks
sand, rubble, and cut stone, &c
the particar works and materials reference made TO tht
specific tionS and plans.
United States there delay the wori
but for such unavoidable delays due allowance will
made in the time Of completion VA
Portions only of be completed under th
appropriations but all for unfinished work WI
DC future appropriations by Congress- The engineer re
right prescribe and
of under each each appropriation and in
ofhe appropriation not holding e uy 10 decide when
whnt works shall be stopped until funds becte available
funds the ten per cent, viii fe paid judgment
the engineer the work has been properly e1ecuted SO far az h
gone.
Payments specie checks upor
the monthly estimates of the engineer reservng
and will be condition of all contracts that the work
men shall hall os paid their full wages monthly and IN
materials ON the Washington Aqucduct" REs .
The United States all the bid
may considered progress of th
work. @
Every offer panied signed
bidder bidders IL bid be accepted
into obgaon within days. with good and Gufcien
securities completion said
judge United States district AGENT officer
general individual the Engineer De
Of War; that the guanors able to make good thei
Bids will be opened in presence Of bidders If of then
choose TO be present.
Capt. OF Engineers charge
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d. ernoS Hotel Pennylpania avenue, bet,oeen 17 and
18th streets, Warrington, ID. @.
THE PROPRIETOR bess inform his friends and the public
and improved principles with saloon private dining and
10 cook mai om e
gained an reputation frs, rate artist al his
in France and n ,i. country as one Of e oe.! artists and
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Attached ne restaurant !. bar well supplied with The choicest
and cold lunch from H. until la m The proprietor has
payne, cet with general assortment Of the finest Of
os. :. % s u ss he offer Than
p nS Or I and @ on The
and all description Of confectionery business.
, -~s ",-eo'."
NEW SPRING soODs--The ladies Of washington and vi
sIea, variety ofihe Of French other
novelue fthe impor.aons,
Extra rieh Bayadere brocade silks a#
Fss Fs,s IsS IisS R.s.sI R.s.ssIs sS sss"sss e.e'
Twisted silk-veiyet aoanccd robes
Bayadere founced chaIi robes ... ...
Do twisted silk chenile hounced rohes
Ms sayasss. Ss,sss ssS eai oss robes
French chuiz robr de ehambre ...... -.... la
Rich hou, ced organds robes .
French organdie muslns |..aa. Fl.
Pink blue cherry maize white grapes many
French embroideries, laces, bandkerchicfs
Miis, gloves, nanaleis, skirts, musiins
- Samhnca illusion ribands &C. ~ q =
Feb 2l-3awawiff HO0E, BRO, X CO.
Manual Of Etiquette in washington.
VHs Manual Indispensable members OF Congress and
efs sjourRng in Washington Every lady and gentleman
nond have Just published for sale the
she Capitol, aud at the bookstores in Washington,
Feb 4-eodtmH
Bohn's Handbook Of Washington.
hs book should be in the hands of oouing
the city beng complete guide with panoramic Of the
wy public buildings, and
new map Of Washington with all the improvements, SC,
the Capiiol at the book stand, and at the bookstores
Feb f-eodlmt
EoR SALE rent, that very desirable gr md
on The corner OF Third Indana containing
ABOUT 5000 square feet more or less.
Also, double house. ~ by IS three with
basement and cellar with all the modern improvemsnga hot
ana cold
house, and house This property would foreign
% or member Of The cabinet gentleman desrous OF
obtaining fine house.
Apply Samuel Fowler street. No fa7, between 9Th and T
or TO g. FAINT, the banking house Of sweeny Rien
Rouse, Faat Co. l0--eo2w
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The College OF 81. James, Maryland.

THE second Of the February
20. Full preparatory collegiate
study pursued Students examination
h-~s them to be qualified TO and the college charges &c.
from arrangements
aording facility, Kemp Hail
College
erin all ordinary expenses, $3.50.
Application fuller Information, for the admission Of
Students be made TO the rector College OF st. James o. Ma
ryland.
iFeb I4-oav4wift
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ALEXANDRIA, ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA, VA
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION. :"

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION. ...
THE Of the English branches
languages, mathematics sciences. Its
advantages are
well ventilated buildings erected purpose.
foil of well qualified and experienced teachers
,. A collegiate OF study. ....#.
full Of philosophical chemical and
nomcai.
chemistry. and ............ ...--.
Special young qualify themselves
by operations the field and
gineers.
Comfortable boarding but students
placed IN the
g. Reading constantly supplied with papers, sc.
location healtf attractive and accessible from all drec
tons by railroads.
discipline. . -.......
Terms: Board and tuition, sls0 Students any
ume AVID charged om the date of their Send and
a catalogue. ..'1. '
March 7--2aw6v r.. l.. BROCKErT Principal
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Bohn,s Handbook OF Washington.

us book should be in the hands Of every soounng
me ey heng complete guide with panoramic view Of tn
eliy, public buildings, and s,aiuary.
new Of Washington all improvements,
or sale in the Capo book stand,
Feb f-eodlmt
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Manual OF Etiquettc in Washington.

Hs MANUAL Indispensable members Of Congress and sraI
eis snourRing in Washington Every lady and sentem
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