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HORRIBLE MJRDER Double Paryicide.-
The Utica Telegraph gives the particulars of a
most revolting murder committed at Thomp-
sons Mills, PooIvIllr, Oneida county, BY Will
am ComStock, who took the life OF bis father
and mother on Saturday night last, aud irndish-
ly cut their hearts out Of their dodies There is
no cause assigned further than that the son was
of Incorporate habits, sud II was bpIi-ved was
laboring under the effects OF 1,ania-a-potu at the
time.
In his own statement he said h. was tele-
graphed TO procure the hearts Of human beings.
After numbering his pareRts, Jared and ClarisSa
Comstock, he went to has hrothe.'s house 10 per-
petrate the same heiIish deed upon him and his
wte, but they fortunately were not at home.
He is under arrest. The Cor0er'S fury render
ed verdict in accordance With thr above facts.
Comtock is about thirtyseven years OF age, and
unmarried.
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The Bedford Gazette
AT HOME AND AsRoAD.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The regular annual ,neeting of the
Democracy of Bedford c"anty, will he
held in the Court hou$,,, on Monday
evening, of the coming Court weck,
February 8th, 1858. Turn out! Turn
out!
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Broad Top Coal.
AT THE COOK COLLIERY f! (!
AT ROPEwELL

KNOWN AS THE COKE BANK
7 HE undersigned would hereby notify the public
that ne is engaged in the coal < mining business, at
the Broad Top coal mines ,eone half mile from the
town OF Hopewell. In order 10 insure speedy sale
nc "h sell II al the mines at II cents per busheI,
and delivered at Hopewell, at G cents per busbeI.-
Persons wishing coal will find it to their advantage
10 give him call, as the coal is of the irstsqnaiTy
and the terms per bushe less than it can be obtained
Tor elsewhere The subscriber can at all times be
found at his office at Hopewel by persons desrous
OF purchasing.
Dec is, '57-3m. RICHARD LANGDoN
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The business OF manufacturing iron at Lemons
Iron Works. viii be continued by the undersigned,
who has purchased all the interest of his late partner,
James Nadary, in the Books property and effects
belonging 10 the late firm OF Madara King x Co.
Nov. %. 1871 HENRY 5. KING.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE,

Any person desirons OF purchasing a well esta-
bnshed and profitable Drug Store can hear Of first
rate opening by addressing the editor of this paper
July u, 1857.
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lar. /, 1888.
SAUSAGE MEAT CUTTERS, CORN SHELL Frs
or
&c.
JOHN X. NOV RY.
ANDREW MCWRY

REMEMBER that Blymire < Hartley keep the best
Machines OF all descriptions, offered TO the peo-
pie Of Bedford County. Their Sausage Meat Cutters
y Gam SheieJs are warranted. especially, and when
not fnly ~qnahng the representation may be re-
turued. Orders solicited from this and adjoining
counties.
Sept. 5, 1877.
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LOOK HERE!

The subscribers will sell on Thursday, the
2Sth day If JANUARY, Fnext, their we'll
known farm on which thev at present
reside, containing $50 acres of land, and hav-
ing thereon erected good dwelling house pIas-
tered within and without, with kitchen at
tached thereto, double log barn and wagon
shed with other sheds, good hog-housr and also
good granary house. There is a never failing
spring OF good fresh water at the hOuse also
inp orchard OF brariDg fruit trees, and voune
orchard hearing Tor two years past, about ! of
nllr from The dwelling. There IS, likewise,
another good dwelling house, one mile from the.
one just mentioned, which is at present occupied
by tenant, and has near il a good orchard OF
apples, pIums aud cherries, and d spring of good
cold water that never fails, at The door A
stream Of watrr flows through the whole farm,
the distance OF one mile, which Is sufficient TO
drive a Saw-mlll six months IN a wear saw
mill site was lryelrd on il last spring There
IS good timber on lhr place for saving, that will
last for years to come. Onp hundred acres are
cleared; thirty acres are in MEADOW and good
quantity more can be madr. The farm lies ,
miles West Of SchrIS5urg and mile from th-
turnpike leading to Pittsburg, adjoining lands of
John Bowsrr and Harry Eguph, in Napier
To" n>hip, Bedford county, Pa.
JOHN K. MOWRY.
ANDREW MCWRY.
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NOTICE IN LIBEL FOR DTVORCE.
Elizabeth B. Keller, by her In the Common Pleas
next friend Joseph Gregor. of Bedford County,
Henry NJ. Keller.

Alias subpoena Libel for Divorce, returnable
2d Monday, Sth day of February, 1858. And now
TO w.t. Nov. 9th, lS57 motion of John P. Reed
Esq, Sheriff ordered to publish notice of the above
writ and Johns. Schell, Esq, appointed Commission
er 10 take deposiions.
By the Court
In pursuance ofthe above order of Court, do here
by notify and require Henry NJ. Keller, the above
named respondent. TO appear before the said Court,
the 6th day ofFebruary next. answer said CON-
plant. WIN. S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
By virtue Of the above Commission, will proceed
10 take d-postons, the above stated case on Mon
day the lth day of January, 10 O'Clock, A, NJ at the
office of John Smith, Esq, in the borough of Sches-
burg. JOHN S. SCHELi,
Dec. IS, 1856. Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby notified not TO mpddle
with The following described property which
belongs 10 me-, the subscriber, and which was
left, in my own discretion. 10 the care of Sam
uel c. Longpnecker, in Middle Woodbrrry tr
VIZ: one bay mare, one black horse one S0rrel
two bays and one black colt, three COWS two
red and one white sPottrd) one heilrr, two wear
ling calves, (one white and one rrd,l two red
calves, twelve sheep, 4 ewes and > lambs from
last spring. six fat hogs, four Shoa'S, one car
riage for double and single use, one two horse
wagon, three srtts Of horse gears, one Sett har-
ness, one saddle and bride, one windmill, two
ploughs, one harrow, three shovel ploughS, two
singh and one doub!rl one bureau, one cup
board, one cooking and one template stove, 1I5
bushels of corn in the EAR, 80 bushels of wheat,
900 bushels of oats, l75 bushels of rye, 7 bush
ais Of ciovplseed, tons of hay, also all the
grain in the ground on the farm on which S. c.
L,ngeneckrr resides, containing about II acres,
and divided in three fields.
SIMON BEARD.
W,Ddhrrrv Ian 1888
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UlSSO!NUOn Of PdrtV crShIp.
THE partnership heretofore existing between Hem
ry ). King ami James Madara, under the and
tirm Of lladara, King 4 Co., doing business at Lee
mons Iron Works, in HopeweIl township, Bedford
county, is dissolved by mutual consent.
HENRY s. KING,
Nov ,, 1857. JAMES MADARA.
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T-Adams & Co. have established their Ex-
press on the II. s b. 7. r. r. and appointed
e. W AsHcoM, Esq, agent at Hopewell.
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Adlress-
T. B. Peterson & BRoTHERs.
305 Chesaut Street, Philadelphia.

acquitted In thetriaI the case of Thos. w.
Smith, who was indicted for the murder of
Richard Carter, President ofthe Tamaqua Bank,
was brought 10 close on the 18th Instant,
in favor Of the defendant. The finding Of the
jury was, defendant not guilty on the ground
of insanity"
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Estate Of William Lame. deed.

BEDFORD COUNTY, SS.
At an Orphans Court held
at Bedford, IN and for the county of Bedford on the
loth Gay OF November, \. D. 1857, before the Judg-
es OF the same Court,
The petition Of John Mower and
D L. Russell, administrators Ge 6onts .non cum tes-
ta"'ento annerO of Nm. Lane, lace of said county.
deceased was read and filed, setting forth that in
pursuance OF an order of this Court they made sale
OF all the real estate of said dec' $50 far as they
then knew, and the money arising fheTerou was an
pled 10 The payment oi the debts of SAID decd so
Tar as they were reached that they have lately been
informed that the said VIM Lane, owned BODY of
unmproved woodland in L+tierkenuy township.
Franklin county, adjoining lands OF Isaac Rosenberg
ana others; containing 1000 acres OF thereabouts
that debts TO considerable amount not less than
S5@OO against the estate Of SAID deceased vet re-
maiR unpaid, and praying the Court to make de-
cree authorizing them TO raise, say So 800 if poss-
bic, from the said real estate in Franklin couniy-
Whereupon, on motion of 5. L. Russell, Esq. the
Court grant rule upon the heirs and all parties IN
terested, TO be and appear al our next Orphans
Court, TO be holden at Bedford on the ID Monday
day OF february next, and show cause if any they
have why decree shond not be made hy the Count
pursuant 10 the prayer of the petitioners
rzS zSIsssygSSG In testimony Whereof / have h4reun-
ID ES~yI TO set my hand aud seal of said Court at
'NzSAasS5 Bedford, the 18Th day OF November, A
d, 1857. d. WASHABAUGH,
Dec IS, 1887. Clerk.
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THE MENGEL HOUSE.
Valentine Steckman, Proprietor.

&C. Boarders taken by the day, week, month
Or year, on moderate terms.
Nav 9, 1886.
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Country Physicians can have their orders
filled at City prices at DR.. Harfy's.
Bedford Dee :, 1856.
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FOR SALE, OR
'HyR aRHE.=shaA Acres of -and

q HA N ID EIe-sENB NcfeS OF LAND,
part Of the Nickroy Estate called Sugar Bottom in
ST. Clair township.
ALSO,
the well Known Tavern Stand and Store House ia
the town OF Woodderry. situate on lot No. S, the
plan of said town GO feet by 100 feet, now the
cupancy oil William Pierson.
ALSO,
lG0 of land in Dallas County, Iowa.
ALSO,
800 acres of land in Montgomery County, Iowa.
ALSO,
800 acres OF land in Harrison County, Iowa.
ALSO
100 acres in Morrison County, Minnesota.
ALSO
Lot no of block 81 in the city of Omaha, Nebraska
Territory.
All near the Rail Roads and presenting good oppor-
tunties for investments.
o. f. SHANNON.
Bedford, Nov. 10, 1857.
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On Wednesday last tiit Getysossrg (Pa,)
railroad was formally opened as far ~ Few Ox
ford
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Coal IN QREGoN.-Therr IS some coal IN
California, but Oregon is full of that ,alua5I.
mineral, A writer vs:-'scommencins north
ward We find coal in vast abundance on Puget
Sound. where the first attempts of native mining
were made and whence was shipped th- first
cargo TO California. A de>uliory trade has
been continued up 10 this. Following the
Oregon coast towards the South, tin great coal
formations OF Goose Bay arr next in order,
Here is found regular LAYER of coal, the veins
varying ftom FIVE to nine feet 10 thick ness, and
extending over hundred thousand acres OF
country. 1t differs little in quality from that
of Puget Sound and FancouvrrS Island, and has
been irregularly but industriously mined since
1852. On the head quarters Of the Umpqua
and Coquile rivers, in Oregon, there are also
said to be large VEINS of coal"
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BRUTAL PRIZE FIGur AT BGo1kliNG, Mass
The Boston Herald states that brutal prIzr
fight took place on Monday morning, brfn-rn
James Lynch and John Humphrirs, for $l00 a
side. Besides the stakes, the parties had an oIj
grndgr against each other, which they took this
occasion to satisfy. HomPhrirs was the h-a,i-
est and most powerful man, and Lynch the most
scientific" After fighting rin"teru rounds, in
which Lynch suffered the most, he attempted to
bite off the nose of his opponent This I'D to
free fight between the friends ii the two pug-
lists. in which clubS and knives werr freely
used untiIth cry of''Po!ce' was ralsrd, when
they a fed.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

he magnetic telegraph line between
Reading and Harrisburg is now 10 operation.
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Woodbury., Jan. I, 1853.
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PRESERVATION OF FRUIT.
(From Tho Boston pos..l


The best method Of keeping fruit discussed at the
meeting Of the Cincinnati horticultural Society on Satur
day evening. Mr.. HEAVIER deemed the subject OF much
importance from certain atmospheric the fruit
Of the present seemed inclined 10 ps much
rapidly than usual and premature ripenng y uniformly
attended by premature decay He had found It bcnei
cial to gather the fruit in the morning while COOL and
then keep 1t in COOL airy place For kccping, pears
should be gathered before fully ipc and allowed to
ture after pulling The best position WINS In cool clean
sweet cellar Fruit should not bc In Masses
double tiers press upon each other Mr. Mottier
last year tried two methods of preserving his poa-one
by putting them In oats In barrels tho other y first
wrapping In paper separately and placing thorn In boxes
Those in paper and boxes keep much the best MIR Blu.
chanan supposed the best method Of keeping fruit was in
tin box, in a COOL dark cellar. He had now in the
middle of August. tho Virginia greening apple perfcy
sound Of last years growth kept in this way In his
wine cellar DIR. Wafder said that ffuit being placed in
dark and cool place nearly completed its Isolation from
the usual causes of decomposition viz light heat air
and moisture. He would recommend the use OF white
and certainly of clean, paper IIe did not know than
old newspapers were especially dirty but at ell events
he would not even put up bis prescription Of comel and
alap in bits Of old newspaper much les the fruit he
pected TO offer dccacy 10 his friends Mr. Iahyy
tcux stated that this method of packing IN separate IN
pers hal been pracod With great by those who
put up and shipped apples To southern latitsses Onn
gentlemsn ha, pursued this with great profit in
shipping apples to our southern coast
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EDUCATION.
r AFAyErTE INSTITUTE, PENNsYLyANIAA Az

r AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, PENNSYLVANIAAy Az
lNtE ABOVE i7fH STREET The undersigned late president
an wilmington College, Delaware, assisted by Miss HAAD
HAITEAD precetrcss the nsuon, aud Miss NARY
WILLIAMS acting prceItro Of the Gcncsee Seminary New
York viii open school for ladies at Nos lao and 6l Penn
syl,ania Monday, september o.
In Furnishing OF c school rooms In the
eral regulations the methods of
arnrepl il Is beloved viii found credtable
dty and worthy Of confidence Of ts citizens.
The eouso study generally parsued highest
inst tuons Young satisfactorily passing their
tho euiiro course entitled diploma
student ndiual attention aud personal Interest requisite
successful study department viii
nils very limited number viii bo received members the
family.
per quarter.
address through the city post ofheo until 25h afterwards
pliaso call n tho Institute
L. c. LOOMS A. NJ
Reference made 10 the following gentlemen whose daughters
wards have been under my instruction
Hon Thomas H. Hicks governor Of Maryland.
Hon r. Causey, Of Delaware.
Rev. bishop Isy scout ID. d., Wilmington, Dolawarc.
Hon W sparks, of Wilmington,
Ir II. T.. Askew, postmaster city of Wilmington.
Rev. Hamilton, Baltimore.
J. w. Wells, esq, Department Interior, Washington.
H. Zimmerman, esq, Alexandria, Virginia.
20--eolm
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uyIsooNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

w INTEIIIIENCE, AND 6FNERhI LAND A'ENC
To the Banking House II
Cole Sumner Co., la Crosse, Wisconsin.
prepared buy, sell, information with regard to
farms farming pine government lands either
money Wisconsin Minnesota attend to
selling leasing dwelling houscs other
er, make collections taxes examine utes
collect rents, &c, 30
to loaned
twelve interest paid
nuay Security Minnesota
tho that lands advancing from
legal Wisconsin, high
IL per cent, in Minnesota there is usury law
and letters OF inquiry promptly attended to- and
express, OF the country
Feb I7-6m GEO. FARNAM.
Hon. c. c. Washburne NJ C
Mineral Point Alex W Randall Madison, WIS., Lieut. Gov
Campbell la Crosse Wis Hon D. Hastings Estate treasurer
Trenpctn Rodof, rcceiyer u s. land oaice) la
Crosse Cameron In Crosse Wis., Judge Lord do
do Hon Gall, dodge 9th Judicial circut) Gaesie Wis
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TEACHER wANTED-Tho trustees Of tn

Rockville Academy in Montgomery county, Md wish TO en-
gage gentleman qualified 10 ac us principal OF tho m
s.uon proficient in the Latin and Greek languages
the candidates and examination to
their together with credentials OF good moral
character viii be required. .
ApuicaIons win until Tuesday tho cath instant,
when an election ensuing year. commencing
September
Tho Rockville Academy endowed and Incorporated school
principal to0 from the State fund and three
of the tuition fees.
The town OF Rockville Washington connected by
urppke daily mails; remarkable for
Isy order q The board RICHARD J. BOWIE
Aug 3-3tawt24 Secretary
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INTERESTING TO LADlES.--When IN the course
Of human lose OF their greatest
atractionsa matter o
Importance and the question h what shall We do 10 stop the
ng and beautyf In reply 10
query beg say and I'm
proven. applications will stop falling breaking,
the scalp white impart fresh
and the hair and although have boen bald
continued will
auxurjant Call bottle and satisfied
ncr application tho price paid
Ask arrss Hair Promoter and Improvc sold In RI h.
mond by W. JEFFERSON, nrrggsi,
Corner and i2th nsndw wal streets
sold In Warrington by H. d. GILMAN druggist
nuc near street, and H. CLARK ~ street and Pom
May 21--3m
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.

- DnrARrAsyr CoLuNmA CoIIRGS
Washington u. c.
viii this
continue until the 1st OF
March,
THOMAS MILLER, N. D.,
Professor OF Anatomy
WILLIAM II. JOHNSTON, M. d.
Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases Women Children
JOSHUA RILEY, N. d.,
Professor Medica Therapeutics and Hygiene.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. ID,
of Pathology Medicine and Clinical Medicine
JAMES J. WARING, NJ D..
Professor of Moroscopca Pathological Anatomy
H. KING STONE, NJ. d.,
of Medicine Surgical Anatomy
JOHN G. y. HoIsTON, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
HENRY WUR1Z NJ. A.,
Professor or Chemistry and Pharmacy.
sELDEN W. CROW, ~ D.,
Demonstration or Anatomy.
yor the entire course sos
Single tickets 10
Matrioilatng fec, paid only .
Graduating expenses 70
No charge for clinical lectures
j RILEY, NJ. d. Dean
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NTEMoIRs OF RACHEL, by Madame De d.;
lvI price 81 =
Inc States America, their Geography Population Com
mcrce etc, by E q. Siuer; price ~
Memoir o Joserh Curtis, Model Man price 80 cents
History Richard the Third BY Jacob Abbott price 90 ccp's
( J,,at received and for sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURy's,
Is s5f ffoini aNFnuc
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NEGOTIATING WITH THE CHINESE
MR. REED And THE HIGH coMAussIoNER

INTERESTING NARRATIVE or THE PROGRESS OF
NEGOTIATION BETWEEN THE AMERICANS AND
THE CHINESE
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wAsuIsoros IsrIRMARy.

Clinical Department of the National Medical College.
During clinical delivered by the Pro-
Medicine OF and operations
performed During the period OF the
lectures delivered by the other professors Until tho
the approaching these lectures will be do
Hvcred daily commencing ~ Students Residing In the city
above OF charge. Persons from
resident address tho Gu
rnor who will inform them OF the and register their
for vacancies. w. L. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
Aug 19-2awtlstNov Curator
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CT. JOHNS SEMINARY, No 40S, 9th street, be-
Streets Washington, d. C. Dr. L. Draper prin
ciIa.
This School open tho Monday September For
further inquire school after
The nrst Of September OF Rev. f. ]. s. waliron, S. Matthew'S
Church Aug ~
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PHIL LADELPHIA And IT'S MANUFACTURERS

From work recently published in Philadelphia the
suboined exhibit is compiled showing the value of
of the most prominent branches of manufacturing during
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NO 6ls
Notice of the Postponement Of the Public Sales
in Minnesota, ordered to be held by PrOcia-
m ion No. 6O0.

NJOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
public lands within the late for the
hares mixdbocds tho Dacoth Sioux nation Indians
No. May 81 1865 be held al
Faribaul Henderson, the State OF Mnncso
OF sixth September have by
order of tho President bccn postponed until further notice given
TIiOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF tho General Land Office
July 27--1aw4w Int SStar.
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IINHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.-The Prnci-
Il pal Mrs RICHARDS gives notice that tho exercises OF this
Institution will be resumed the st Of September 1858
July 3l-lmd
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FTNHE UNION ACADEMY The exercises of this
wcllknown the LIST Of Septem
bur, 1855. z. RICHAsIS, Principal.
July 3l-1md
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l1NWIcK FEMALE sEMINARY. by NJ. A.

4 LNWIJk FEMALE SENINAIt1, DI nj. n
N Tycoon boarding pupils situated on the BALTIMORE
and Washington Railroad, l6 miles Washington city
The duties nstuton which has established for eighteen
wears 18th September Circulars be
by application the Seminary Dr. Tysons corner Of and
10th streets, Washington
Letters directed Factory pos,occ viii bo promptly at
tended Aug 24-1m
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VNIIE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, ID. c.
The session OF this Institution will Wednes
the 2eth) September Applicants for admission
Will bo examined the Monday and Tuesday before tho opening OF
tha session.
The Preparatory Department OF the Columbian College will
Wednesday, the eighth (sth) OF September
Apply to j. q. HNNEY, President
Aug l8-3awt1stNov
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F-sTREEr BOWLING SALOON, 325 Il street,

pctwcen Twelfth and Thirteenth strcetslho undersigned
would respectfully those temporarily
residing Washington that the above well known and popular csab
hent VIII ho rooened Monday 23 1885, after having
een closed hr brief purpose repairing
te alleys and ron,mg the establishment
10 gentlemen heathfu induce
neh arc offered, the aud viii bo
The proprietor beg leave public for
having lstanod linn literally heretofore, octs conuu
Anse OF Their patronage. J. T. MARR
Aug 1S-dlws