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Gar Es0SM Department,
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former prices. We also have IL complete
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DIR. HUNrER'S MED
lCAL MANUAL AND
HANDBOOK FOR THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ing an outline of the ori-
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and cure ofevery form OF
diseasc contfacteh hv
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NEW MEXICO. NEWS FROM S.iyT1 FE.

Intelligence Santa Fc has been received to the 1st
OF june We gather from file of the Gazette the fol-
lowing items Of news:
The new county court in session at Albuquerque had
tried the arragned for the robbery of the premises
of Don Antonio Sandoba found them guilty, and SEN
fenced them to two years imprisonment at hard labor
and ashcs as follows Musician Reuter- to receive one
hundred asles; private Lynch, hundred do Al Kcon
the drummer boy, fifty do. Musician Il, Mezler was
tried but the jury disagreed there being conflicting
mony rs to his guilt few days afterwards the prison
made their escape and at last accounts had not been
heard from
The Apache Indians had committed various depreda-
tons in the vicinity of Tucson On the 25th April eight
horses stolen from Modm Springs belonging to ID.
company u. s. Dragoons; and twenty head of cattle and
one horse from Postons mines. On the 26th mule
and two horses stolen from McCoys rancho. On the
27th all the cattle belonging to Mesrs Caruthers and
Ware stolen, but recaptnrcd, Mr. Perez had his
horse stolen between Fort Buchanan and Tucson -Four
others were also taken by the Indians also forty head OF
cattle within and half mile from Tucson.
correspondent Of the St Louis Republican furnishes
an additional paragraph
Tho count was just about being held ut Socorro, and
fifty six prosecutions for murder up before the grand
Jury and court 1hirtysx Of them preferred against
an armed band known the Mcsilla Guards for kill
ing some Apaches short time ago What will come OF
it will write you the receipt Of the next mail Hail.
Porter, Co making arrangements for the expedi-
tious transmission Of mail matter through here by way
of New Mexico for California and If the mail is trans
ported regularly and safely II has been done for ting
last eight years from this point independence to Santa
Fe safely say that of all the routes open over-
land to the Pacific this will be the most certain The
members composing this company will leave nothing
done to accomplish their purpose they of that
character and your city will experience first OF all the
benefits arising from their energy and perseverance in
this matter nt sl Haf
The weather thus far is favorable for the crops and
harvesters all over the county making good
IL this week immense amount OF grain will be safely
cared for and will enjoy the privilege Of having
new flour from wheat.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. n. n.


1NROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
~ o. the wDT, NNrltwknsT, AND NUxnIwEsr HAIlL
t0RE AND OHIO AAIl A0AIl 81 s'aiIt<b aaif Hiiat Z
s4~~~ ara&ss~s, ~RA svsssy sarsoOsa scAesaass 'is
Three through eosnssak are run daily (cxcspt Sunday
kom tbs Wsst Soiuw. y fDi'f a1 li N
M The tiStiXNArt k4tEl4 NAIL ss.r~ a sls, p., A.
junction. before proeedag West This passes
aud essaAs4s at hcpwood, the Ohio
Enri Ohio train for colambs CnnDa, aud intermediate pss
bearhinr tfncnnan Ut IL 80 a. M, next day
ID THE GREAT CINCINNATI IOUls
ay Washington QnciIpg suadAy) p m, reaching Cn
inna directly Exprcss
Train for Iouisy Cairo, and the Southw Louis Kan
ka Time roA Washington Cincinnati only ~ hours
Sd. CINCINNATI, DAYTON, INIaASArOlEs CAIRO 81 LOUIS
CHICAGO and NDKfwfSTtRN EXPRESS (exosp, Saturday
Aud sunday NJ $50 ~ rnarectng Washington Junction
tmore leaving hnsese ~ TO- I'm sunday
on With this Train Made BY the 3Q Washing
10 the scenery the Rad in daylight take
10, a. o. 30, train Washington.
For Psrkersbug all Virginia
take tho $50 tran For MI points he Marietta Railroad take
this s.sas s a4 5fstst Aist = 5lf ss
western connections cm Washington and baltimore by all
both dfccous the
pic that have been orc the travelling public
and advantage ths the the baltimore
ohio Railroad AMI u associate hines csuld have bsn
under this Through tickets baggage
quarters and every other possible y viii be found upon This
F3ue tlf Sa83t Wft81F HN tiik liNf. tEa N7t IL
Way passengers Cor the Ohio Rail-
road viii leave Washington follows For
Junction ard Piedmont by the Is,
Piedmont Wheetnp
connect with the Frederick train, take the 3o p m
For tickets OF all kinds baggage checks and further information
apply to Tos II. PARSONS, Agent,
Or aithe ticket office, Washington station.
w.
Master Of Transportation.
ts st5tFAt't tNH t l Fftf "a ~ L. NJ COLE,
,. ,sso General Ticket Agent 4
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The falt found with Major for the expeahlure 81
the publication reviewed s equally unjut with the either
charges the appropriation the survey nsde A.
estimate below that Of any other work Of the kd at
that time undertaken and the work commenced with
the expectation ola part OF the expense being borne h
the Mexican government Sr. Salez,r the Mexican com
missioner reduced in means, his camp broken up,
and his mules stolen by Indians, No as 10 prevent
his operation with the American commission, aud the
ufk was carried on 10y the United States alone east Of
long Iifo. Notwithstanding this, however, the whole
Of ths survey completed to the most minute tem
the o parties 10 and from the ground Of
iec&ed Snd the Office work done IN detail and $4,000
turned INTO this treasury ths exce Of the sppsopris
ton over outlay With regard to the cost VI publ
cation Major Emory had nothing to do with It Ger
tain number Of copies were ordered by Congress or the
use OF government and these copies cost the sum with
which the reviewer finds fault Msjoy Emory actually
demonstrated representing that SO great Number OF
copies was called for but his objection was oveucd
ana book has been printed and publised honor
to the country which ordered the work and TO the gen
tleman to whom 1t was intrustcd @tS @'A
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
lyl by Kings Enperors. whatS Why

n Z
the God himself provided r all
Reader although the bloom brightly in the glowing
check the eye be sparkling the teeth be those Of pearl the
harsh aud dry STILL srinked with Mature viii loss
Prof Moods Ir Restorative, used
two three tncs week viii restore and permanently secure Y
all Read the following and judge The writer Of
the irst is tho celebrated pianist rhAibers s
Yoak, April 10, 1853
for the entire restoration Of my hair to It's original color About the
my arrival United States rapidly becoming
but tho application Of your iiar soon recover
invention, quite enioacous as well az agreeable
4f ifHst am dear sir, yours, truly,
uDrych air Gwylicdyacts
Newspaper oce, IS Nassau street, April II, 1885,
woop: Dear sr Some month six weeks ago re
bottle Of Hair Restorative and gave Wife who
concluded try her hair little thinking At the time that
hn its original color but 70 her well
my SURPRISE few weeks trial. has performed that wonder
time identifying ticxenisg strongly recommend the
all persons in Of such change oeir hair
Int z'rU aLsl@a CHARLES CARi)EW.
NEw YoRx, July 25, 1857
j. With confidence do recommend your Hair Re-
oratye, tho eneaeous article ever Since
us a & sSui i h % % a MD n and now feel c"aaSent
that applications will restore them TO their natural color
also has relieved me Of all and unpleasant Itching SO
a,hOng persons who perspirc freely j. u. hIlbf
Pnoy woop years ago my falling
turning gray fast becoming bald and had tried
remedies to en commenced using your restorative In Janu
last fcw applications fastened hair firmly began TO
n out and turned back to is former coof (bla AT
time Is fully restored Its original color health and
and cheerfaly recommend It's use to ALL d. HOES
Cnic,Go ILL.,, May 1, 1851 hs
put up Of Sizes viz large
dunn, the mAl holds half pint reals dol
per medium holds at least wenty cent
proportion pma ess for dollars bottle the large
holds quart, forty cent more in proportion and re for s
great New York Wire Rafting Eabahment and ia Market street.
81 Louis, no. +.
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Darn on REv. Dn JANEwAY. The Rev. DIR. Jacob j.
Jsncway died ut his residence, in New Brunswick New
jersey Sunday last in the s4t year Of his age For
many years he the pastor Of the Second Presy
Church Of this city, and after leaving this city in
stalled president OF the Western Theological Seminary
s Allegheny PENN where ho remained for some years
He also president of the board of missions trustee
ths Princeton College, and prominent in
gous societies. and author Of many standard theological
works. - fhaodslphia hquirv. it filg Eas3 s8f ft.
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washington CITY y THURSDAY, JULY j, 1858.
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.


stf.A tsthilsgtsr ~ - N'~st
SiIn Ff06S Tor hrbshny such stationery may be re-
sarsd BY department dring ne year ending jane 80
1859 viii received uut IL otloc Ws1ssdAy thc Soth
june Those BY asstssy t~tmais~ ID s
W funl tbs contract will mot be considered aud contracts VIII
only be awardsd y ss.bl.ed maaa-ares Of dealers IN The
itAAAAFM I'M " ~ ftHhffN
ARTICLES reSakcd suxt he qaaiy ofthrr kind. soA
not inferior 70 The Samples whh w be exhibited u the department
signed BY the individual ns making T.
aud specify r each an< every article a ihs
schedule ~ she class bid Gss, if) ldsl, N s sa
The articles when rpshed must eFrypoad with Tie samples
them Mdered and Be inior In quality 70 the
sample and they mu bc dHvercd wt delay wh~ odcrei aud
must be statory the head II the maze for whh thyare
qa and failure comply With this spuLioa will be deem
ed easscfor the abFosation M the coaac M tA 's ~ l
Articles named the sccnie farnshcd e option
tho dear,mens the loves. market psss, and e right
served Of ordering greater bees quantity Of each article contracted
fT, the public seryicc require ~ - et't ~
bonds with approved security must be- given by the
Arm obtaining the and n te c vsfaS neglect
Of the co1raeto 10 furnish article articles nAne the
the order Of the department. NJ bureaus hs
be purchased narket and the dnersacs
paid therefor and the shall be charged TO the
tractor and deducted the settlement Of his account for ~ quarter
during which such refusal neglect oscur " tt l
The sataned rhcdue syeAss, usrsy be done,
the quay and description each OF the articles likely
be required. ~ ~ t
Blanks viii be furnished sccrearys cne persons
Du to ( I'll T j "a Z +
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mo. 6131 s,fs
Notice Of closing the Land once at vincennes,
Indiana. f5 q

TNHE period for continuing the Land Office at Vim
ccpncs Indiana, the approved 18th August 1866
having expired, notice hereby given that said land Office closed
nd will continue until Congress at jig next session then deemed
| expcdient, shal otherwise direct. s ,e
The archives &c of the oce will In the time be placed in
charge the Uued States marshal deputy marshal postmaster
for safe keeping.
my hand city Of Washington this 2lt day Of
June A. ID. 1858. afast ta stfH ~ tt " @
t.# .Hl I..tat ttse.l JOS. T. WILSON, sNa
s. Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
June 23-4t (lntelSStar]
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
HR tN # RAILROAD. t ts Ett ~
From WASHINGTON CRY 10 Virginia. tennessee Georgia Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. " III
Through Tickets be obtained great Southwestern
on board Of the Sea Ferry Boat George Page e Office o
the Orange and Aexafpra aailroSd at Alexandria fg&a
10 Richmond pAnviic Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville, Huntsville, Grand june
ton, Menplis Montgomery, and New Orleans. e
irect Route aud Continuous Railway
Aaoing greater Expedition and Comfort aud being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route ftf 3 a@4 eE
The sn boat George Page leaves the foot of Seventh street
octok Alexandria, where take the
Richmond, Charotesyie White sulphur Springs Wood
stock aud at for Richmond and all points Southwest
making uid close connexions 10 Memphis.
and onnbuscs leave the oce Pa
O'Clock, u. IN, and z, y. m. a 81 rts3 sb Rs
St Ia s JAMES \. EyANS, Agent f
l8--u Washington
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June lst
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
Il IHlrnN RRANCII-rIrESpAY LIME IL trains viii leave

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
IN SGroN BRANCH-TUEsDAY, JUNE Is, trains viii leave
Slows " s
ms, q n express Annapolis for
s Washington Junction for all OF the West and BAL
Bre fo philadelphia and New York. H sse &FH 8t.E gf
baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, and New York
q Washington junction with
sc4s for all parts Of the West Norfolk
Mladcplia, and New York. sd I&8 a.sft}#HSt ttaFaaa
10, train for BALTIMORE connects a Annapolis June.
Annapolis and WI hison junction with trains West
D. baltimore Washington
ii with accommodation train West 4t4+ ,.s 3E ssf
The is, and 80 trains express and will
ily At annapolis and Washington junctions
ON saturday, the 3. 80, to Philadelphia only.
sunday bnt train eayes--at .. So p
June l3--u ttl & @ i" f~ssf 4. H. PARSONS, AGENT.
HUMMER ARRANGEMENT steamer
D GEORGE PAGE will follows: gli A.88 s.taI N
fGavc Alexandria A. TO- Il O'clock 4, and O'clock
ln 5.
eave Washington o. IL O'Clock, 81 and O'Clock,
I'm. " sata sss.f
he THOMAS coIYI, when the route, win o opposite
surs. Iare Is cents
whaleys onibuses connecting with the Page and Cyer will
se the Capitol 18th and avenue,
~ time the boats Alexandria. $780,
june 8--eod--T RICHARD wAILACII, President.
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The report that Mr.. George Peabody loses $500 900 by
the late food at the city OF Cairo dwindcs down to loss
OF only $1,000, perhaps less He became possessed of
the property BY owning large claims against the United
States Bank
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lrrom the New York Herald, June as,h !

The Rome tGal southerner ani Advertiser is offered
for sale The paper is good one and doing flourish
ing business. , ffra
The savannah tsa) lhsp6blicn acknowledge the ne
feIps Of ripe peaches from M Henry u Jones Of Burke
county -.Af IA ~ i'2
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Ly0RTY-FIRST INSTALMENT.--Now in ssore the
forty Of celebrated "liouse~ 10 to,sns
l2x cents yard by tho piece, for
part pieces II cents per yard NJ I,
\ The above goods retain their superoty e4 bntt
pfcccs III other superior shirtng Coons.
thick aud thin sa French Linens the best Of which
mad orders IN Ireland,
large nssorneut Mem
goods adapted general family
oac o marked plain figures therefore no purchaser
deceived. -. 4, L....-...i t..4..
a.Ue N ff'-r Del Central Stores boidng, q
June 2s-lOtdf Opposite Centre Market
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No. 6l2 a a.
Notice for the Restoration OF Certain Lands
to Market in the state of Michigan.

YIyIIE grant of land made by the act Of Congress,
approved 1885, the State Of Michigan, aid In the
Railroads therein mentioned having
authorize the release from withdrawal Of the lands
hereinafter described notice hey that all the vacant offered
ae
Indiana Marquette" and the ctro and
Milwaukee, Railroads. situated in Tho nndernentiooed townships
which been selected virtue Of said grant, other
grant Congress, legally claimed by prcempon, and
saeo psisae ,chdrama Will
private entry the sys the places hereinafter
spccided at The ordinary minimum OF 81 rs
tho Land Once IoylA Monday TIE sixteenth day August
ner, yiz3
NorA Of nc tine Of he rriacipal meridian.
Townships IL ~ 10 a. ls IL ls 49, and 2o Of
Townships H. la is,, Is, ~ 1919 and 20 Of
Townships III l2, 49, a. iS 10 49, 49, and a0 Of
Townships TO- H. IL, IS, Il, is 49, u.s. 49, and 90 Of
range fourteen.
Townships 10 Is TO- IL 49, and ao Of fifteen,
Townships TO- Is, e, H. 49, aud 2o Of range six
=
Townships o. TO- 15 l8 H. 10 and 90 range seventeen
Townships TO- 49, 49, H. Is, 49, and 2o OF range eighteen
Township Is, Of range ninetecn ..t
oaicc CRY Monday, The si1ah day
Aagus nert viz
Nos Of line aud cf ne pri,epal periiiap
Townships 49, a. 25 a. 49, 80, "a. and IS, Of
stslfIF
townships a. a. 49, a. % 2 ~ and 49, Of range twelve
Townships n, % 49, ~ a5 70, ~, and u.s. OF eleven
Townships 81, a. 80 "a ~, 2o, ~, OF range
Townships 20, ~ 2s 80, 81 ~, range nine
Townships ~, 2s, 30 So 81 and 81 Of range eight.
township 80, OF range seven. UgI
under hand eighth
June Ammo Doni one thousand eight hundred and ny eight
II 5aatta st T1ioS A. HENDRICKS, rsga5l
u 4. il.,rf Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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0PLENDgD SCIIEAEH FOR JULY. 185s.-.-GREG--i
~ 0KY NAURY, Managers wuAQNQrON, DELAWARE 10 bs
drawn sAAs tho Sspeneudsass q snssssp appSpsd by hs
80. n daflA ,hsdf~ nLgssf FtadIi Y psIt y .oltsl
s7 sesleery for psnsss Of shs STATE or DELAWARE
Glass lst os -sts IL bs WILMINGTON, D.,
day, July 8, 1858 ~ n --'tEl IN = 49, y.
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DESCRIPTION or ARTICLES.
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BLANKS win be furnished at the sccrearys once an
desiring to bid so 20 test - pbstliU n taa s ~ sg
DfscRIPTIoN or ARTICLES. ai5i@ ~
Class Paper.
Item so folio post heavy satin plain finished,
E1e ruled and trimmed, per ream sayi F1z .
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A. so reams white or blue, ruled wide extra super
8. 4oreams consular cap, white or blue, trimmed and
g consular cap, white, double thick superane,
Z. reama legal cap white blue trimmed ruled,
g.. 600 reams quar,o post, white blue ruled various
say so qdarto post supcrane thick
TO- 2i white senm note paper highly glazed hard
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Il % sp w iao% Or SIs & rnSs sa p rssm
y. l1o rsams barge brown envelope per reahi
laH 40 dozen sheets patent blotsng, psr Dozen sheets
IS Z s sSs sr. sr.ws psps % sheet
90 2J sheets drawing paper, elephant, per sheet 'it
q s sheets an paes I ssss per Ds,
~ %. 800 yards tracing cambric, per yard =
"a 5,ioo binders boards os BY iox Inches porc. i
91 Ht CLASS No. 2--Enuelo7s. 8 sasa ns
400 900 adhesive envelopes white yellow bu heavy
~ ,l 80 sJ1,osby a}s 4 inches, per II a.
1000 adhesive envelopes, white heavy s to II by 70
g. $1,000 adhesive enSsopcs white or yellow heavy lpttcr
go, 0by 80. inches per ft aa a
EFals 5000 adhesiye envelopes, note, per NJ. ,.,..
sizes ordered charged higher
size next larger. M t8ifpa Mssg EH ~-faT @E +sr4
--F'y IN -. !. - 4.F5. as
l@st ~" tlAS so. o.--h Gus t''.' '' .t
m 13g 100 Perrys pens .nuiaetu-
~ ri rcrs, assorted per cards f rs H
900 gross Perry 81 Glott's good
'sl-A per gross sa
6t 8. 5000 quiil No. so, per " "i,t @st.'t"N p 4
,F IL dozen gold pens, cases pencils,
quality, per dozen
@ gold pens, cases, quality, per
y af7 dozen t' ~ +-r@sf
O. 100 Pratls pens, per
. "a sast #f dozen. as la
Nh.
Hft -s ~ 80 80 ' ..4l " 1.e4t5s
at l. Il ivory pointed pencils large small
H with ea,s per dozrn gtIs..as N aa.s
421 dozen Fabcr's, other good No. graiu
ated, per dozen
s rs Faber's, &c, poygrades, graduated, per
r i ,a. 4 stEr EsE q lssH
o2 dozen Fabcr's, &C., red and blue pencils, per
... dozen b.. LII.
~ gross leads, best quality assorted, per gross
TsaHa c,,s. Ma hy.l J,r,.,. wc,.y, o,.dW,,s t sf
...s N~N0o '''- '.A''"' N'"''' 1850 N"N
l. 10 dozen Drapcrs large or email nkstands per dozen
2. dozen oval glass nkstands, per dozen
~ 3. . dozen castirOn double single inkstands,
A..a ..t.s dozen ft..o as.
T. 200 dozen Maynard Noyes's ink or bryan WILCOX
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TXYIsCoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

NTISCONSIN AND NIINNES0TA COMMISSION,
wv INTEiIIGENCI, AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY GEORGE
ASAM Occ Main street door to the Banking House
kac, ,Sumner Co., La Crosse, wisconain. sl ae5 }
prepared buy, SELL give information with regard
tns, farming, lands government ans either
lth
e selling or leasing of lands lots dwelling houses other
ry on comi-sion to make collections taxes examine titles,
olcct rent, &c., &C.
given MONEY, which guaranty
money loaned,
ud 70 the from twelve cent interest paid
Aaay security in Wisconsin Minnesota
ia New
100 per een every Interest legal in wisconsin, high
cent, aud IN Minnesota there uiry law.
All business and letters Of inquiry promptly attended to- and
rcmted by mail express any Of the country
Feb 17--6m tsE E GEO. FARNAM
lie refers to tho following gentlemen; Hon G. Washburne NJ
Mineral Point Wis Gov Alex w Randall Madison Wis., Lieut. Gov.
Campbell Crosse Wis Hon. y d. Hastings, estate
Gfsmpccan W Hon. 1heo Rodo (rccver u s. land Office Ia
Crosse Wis; Hon D. D. Cameron la Crosse, Wis., Judge Lord do
uo; GALL Judge 9TH judicial crciit GalcyIe, Wis.
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CtLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL FOR
boys Cambridge husctts.UDder tho charge
Joseph Lowering, A. NJ professor Of Physics in Harvard vnyer-iy
D. professor Of latin In Harvard University,
smith, The third year Of this school viii begin
Monday September Is Boys from Distance provided with board
IN good familrs la .Har, All ~. Il.
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May 2s-dlm Cambridge Massachusetts,
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