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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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sys the 81 sisn, ho oa al anisr,a1dins bai ne use
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gdsGs ro abroad ID may viss 70 board hsfnkeives
so'sla hoard ). lss 2r1ess u priv Al. sAEuiiiss
All lbs Text teOss require nsAy DO procured al ihe
In opsuas tAs iasui9ae % ,se patronage q hr pusc
Trustees pledge themselves tat etOfi shall ~
spared by os By tao INSTRUCTORS 10 make school
hat ss. seeoad IA the Ftats ssordny the
q acquiring praaticsi knowledge u tbs sudiss
pursued, AID thsy cHannay rely upon Ihs peoIe Of
Southern Minnesota for = liberal and AppreoAlve snp'
port
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Anroao,ay' i,gs.ay. Higher Nsshsasaes, Sc. -
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Ornanrsiai Branches NAt and Fancy WORK Zoe Ladies
-<perisl rates
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AiEanrs.
OFFICERS
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4. HAEES .,-.-.........r Treasurer.
ESgCuTINk COMMITTEE
AUGUSTUS MAVEN, John IA. MCKINNEY.
T. W IWIfCHELL.
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aSscuTiNk GOxNITTEE.
AUGUSTUS haven, JOHN n. MCKINNEY.
g. W MITCHELL.
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vui.rr--we hav ',vg showu . yoTy
ha2shoue shesf a Mite, grown "a tn
Fil,mor Farm hy Walrs,h ard Hoover
sh;eh Nc are assg-ed wiL y'cid seyer'y
h,s,lels % The acre
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pIONEER FOUNDRY AND MA

sAiut Paul, Minnesota
These worss being now 10 soJ; 1rjsr h. Subscriber
Ia. prepared NIL orders fof Engines and Bod
erN Circular ard malay saw Mills, Single Nils,
Nall Cracks, Water Wheels. Saw 0umu1crs Saw
MABdreis Force Plmpa, Jack screws. Babbit Metal
Rstrhc Drills. Brass Cocks Steam gauges, Oh cups And
irun and Bras Castings al all AEas.
Yorgtng, Turning and Fitting neatly done
Particular Ait-n loo pad 70 EGsae s4 Boiler Rel airing
prices 70 sail The lnaes.
n.Ar23-w&diy y GILMAN sGperinteasep,.
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DkFAULr uANiNt BEEN MADE
~ 10 tas gAyasa, e. ne a. 'Assrssad
ard eG gtao 2atlars 49, >kssy-sas~a ltsEg 81 3
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DIRE. EMPTIoN ! NoI1CE.-w.

L CAFES &pa Dsyts dcuhting
Ysr are ssr-by eSaasd h, saaE appear ~ the uaa
TED sstes Dssrlcf Land 0ase a. >ii alter Minnesota
ns wsaEesdsy, september Ia, 1883. Al 10 o'eloek
ace ihea and h<fs ocsr prue Ia spporl al ny nain
DE ~ quarter n secon aEsnbnr II Ia
township nsnn.sr fhlr,y fsgg parA Of range number
twsats ssr IA west as shiss aad yoa b4Fe each
hled dec!arstory sts,sBaenL
wk. SYaoS HENRY
Angus peh s1w
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III AMLINE UNIVERSITY, RED
III WING. MINNESOTA

49, RAcCLTy
Ess. n. y. CRAZY. u. DPr-.rient aud Prvfe seer Of
ssntai .nd Nora science, sni !tees Lsasrss-
H. b. wltEsoS. A. s.-PFosessex Of Aaihsuaue.
Rev; rEfEK AsEss, ID p-rrosessof Of b.hl.ea.
litsrsiare.
CHAKLgs MCCLURE. E.s. Professor OF Law
Rev. MAN hoHACs-r'o;sssor taisep o. Modern
Mss SssA a. soRIs--rrssepsesss aaa Teacher Of
Hlglish Branches
Mss n. ;. Ornsmose-Tesetss II sas,c.
COURSE oY STUDY.
fas Of study embraces Mental Aad Moral
eeenes sd Beys ie.trss, Che astry sad Natural Pitt
nsephi aa'asmaaes. Mechanics. surveying AMI Civil
t,ra-s and Lain Languages
Hebrew AID .siscal I4sera,ats.
Law Sot=rD languages kgg,tsh Language aBa
LHsrsi9rv frinaF, sad Acsasin,ssl course.
y extensive And .horoego. peseueA. and eonpie.e
Ladies sdnil.ed % ell the ciA.ses "a The University
saasats composing e Law 'oerss receive ma degree
OF sseaclof Of Laws.
., ssAsSdns >. y ps1 wess ieia o. Primary Depart
2icLsAs, 81 Coiissl~.s SO Law sl3 per leru,
aod.rn languages g extra
Muse ~lh use of Piano, sis
PsAB41g or Drawing, 81
On Paiutlas ~
Wood. iisais, aud ether me deEtAls cheap.
TERMS AND yhCAffoFs
frs. Term Commences September "a issa cl,ss lr
Second Term begins December pa closes March iesh
THIRD Term commences March tl3, 1852 eioses June
Ksamlnalous al The close u each TERN
Rec Ming easy Of aoeess from he interior d aras
s,la by stages and from The NORTH by the tiy1r
II Is pace where the health and moraisi students VIII
Dc GUARDED as well ~ al any oher seat Of learning the
The Trustees Of Hanlns University have run ,he risk
Of large outlay In supplying corps VI experienced
wes- Letter. directed 70 the rseadsnt WI receive
prooap; ait.u,lon. ly3l-dhw4w
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NOTICE To HOLDERS OF CIR

NOTICE 10 HOLDERS OF CER-
~ rfttc arss.-- Notsce "a hereby given 70 persons
huns e~rfc Ass lssuei from his oSse for the
q he year s6l and prior years, sgsinst eli lots and
cells Of lana then osnsd Ia Ramsey y to pFssrnI
the my niee tst due souoe mas be gwen
hs owpsi said tracts OF iaai that uniass sad
e.rtiac red *etn~o immedts;eiy. Deeds viii h.
issued p he same the hsssrs thervs accordance
sih he stNsse. IA speh made aud provided.
EDwARD HkkSAN.
aeg,sssr 81 Deeds
81 Pssi. Aususi Il. 1888, a1si2-dkw Il N
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DO You wish to Econo'

Then buy good article, even II you have % ply
a tribe more for ID. 1t Is waste Of money to buy
shoes, for Instance, that win not last any time !;
better TO buy such as are sseH made and OF the
best materials, and win wear we'll Is not THE
trueg Then call at the Subscribers shoe store,
where none but custom made shoes are kept. All
kinds Of Ladies and Children's made of the very
best materials, and by superior workmen, and all
warranted. These shoes never rip; the only com
plant is, "they never wear out"
The subscriber is prepared to supply bis GUS
toners, and all who may become such, with the
finest and most highly finished Shoes, Caters,
Boots, Slippers &C., as well as with the strongest
and heaviest kind of Childrens School, or every
day shoes, intended for durability and hard SER
vice, and which last also includes servants Shoes
and Boots strongly made, yet handsomely flushed,
and warranted to every purchaser.
Shoes Of this kind namely--mpde Of the best
materia and by the best workmen--cost at first
but trife more than those that are only made 10
sell but will outwear three or four pairs OF the
latter, and of course are much the cheapest. An
important consideration to all who have large fai
lies to provide shoes for, and not very long purses
TO draw from. DR.. Hankiin never bought a poor
article il he could get good one, and il is gen
orally believed he was wise man.
Then cali, one and all; follow tiaa.-exspple Of
that great and wise man, and test for yourselves
this important question of practical economy.
y. WIERMAN,
Ap 10 18th street. between q and II
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plants for which you recommend th@1s 'r-
DYsENTERY -- DIARRHmA -- RELAX. VI
Fyom d. u O. 0tsss Qf chicago.
aYour Pills have had long trial in my practice and
hold them in esteem a. one o. che best apeents have
found Their Alternative eject upon the liver makes them
an excellent remedy when gwen ~ small uosos ior 0oe
dyscnevy and dtdyrhod Their sugsrcostng MAKES tnem
very acceptable and r tne Use q women ana
children"
INTERNAL OBsTRUoTI0N--WoR
Fom Ma H. Stuart sOAo pracfss a. PAvsfcsax AdseOs
y boss0n. - y. %.
ma one o. we aoss. z. yous =, TO- ~ !. $3.50
& h hol,v ~ nsrfiaiiv snnrrsd and aIso very a
~ lenss fla stounch and expel worms. They aro
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4. BIRLIoGKKI
s. PULPIr AND p xss@alll -.
9. OaAronrcAL AND LIrshAAx, Loc.-1I'
7. sxErcHEs OF CHAnAcrER, ScrsxRr, AND IscI-
DENTS;
8. PoxrRr, APHoRIsxs, DO, &c.
THE MARCH NUMBER.
The March number of the "Bo0k and Journal
colnmenees New Series Of "Sermons for the
People" Of the former series, Five Editions have
been issued and i is hoped that the New Series will
prove worthy of still more extensive circulation.
The SuJect of the New series is. ssThe Peerless
Magni6sence Of the Word Of God or, the Supre-
macy q the Bible, ~ the only Sensible, IniAllible,
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as as sa ss% ssHsss e fH sw & h
In word. the Book and Journal is designed
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

TuNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING A COMPLETE
- assortment of Wood Coal, Lime, Sand, and
other articles for sale at their place Of business in
yite purchasers to give them call before purchas-
ing elsewhere; we have stock that cannot be ex-
celed in the District Of Columbia in price
quality. Terms positively cash.
Come, and buy load cheap for cash and return
home satisfied that it pays to take the papers of the
carriers, and buy Wood, Coal, Lime Sand. &C., at
the corner Of i4ih and Il Streets opposite A. J
Joyce's carriage repository, Washington city D. G.
April 15.--8t JAMES H. REED & co. /
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GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES, JEWEL
~ RY, AND SILVER WARE.-I have lust re-
turned from the North where have bought for cash
lat panic prces.) and have brought assortment
OF Rich Jewelry, and some very fine and beautiful
Gold Watches; and as wish to see them off as
soon as possible, have concluded to put the prices
below the possibility of competition to make it an
object TO purchasers to call Immediately
Please call and examine the stock and prices at
93S Pennsylvania avenue, sign of the Large Spread
Eagle and Watch. No mistake great bargains will
be offered,
May 30 II. o. HOOD.
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John w. SHIPLEY, MERCHANT TAILOR.
- No 27s Pennsylvania Avenue, near 10th Street,
South Side HAS hand good assortment Of Cloths,
Casimeres, and vestings, which he win make to
der IN the best possible manner and in the latest
style, for cash. and respectively solicts from his
friends and the public generally a share Of their
patronage. From his long experience in the business
he iatters himself that he give entire sasiac-
ton.
Garment Cutting accurately and promptly done.
Repairing attended 10 with neatness and despatch.
Two good Coat Makers and two good Pant Makers
wanted Immediately. April l5.--tf
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r. BERGER respectfully informs the
- public in general and his friends In particu-
lar, that he has large assortment Of Fancy Notions
such as Cottons, Needles, Threads, Silks, Buttons
Pens, Tobacco, Cigars, together with Candies Cakes
Fruit Vegetables, in short Family Provision
Store, and will sell cheap as the cheapest Don't
West Side Of Thirteenth street. second door south Of
q street. ca I'm
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS 3TRAMPS;"
"BIG BEN"

"BIG BEN"
A Journeyman Shoemaker.
II PROPOSE TO GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF MY
IL "TRAMPSo In different States with the scenes
characters, Incidents events sprees and adventures
with which have met, or in which / have partic-
pated, including one year spent at sea and three
years in the United States Army, in war service
have had vicissitndes and troubles enough TO try
any mans soul, and almost ruin his understanding
and now that am waxing old, and my thread Of
life is nearly spun out take this method Of trying
TO get something that will make all my latter days
last in comfort to the end.
My "Tramps" will form a neat volume of one
hundred pages, at least which will be furnished 10
subscribers hereto at fifty cents and will be issued
as soon as the subscriptions will justify.
My old shop-mates members of the craft, and
others, trust will occasion for me by subscribing
are requested TO procure subscribers and forward
their names to B. 7. STARK,
s2e Il Washington, b. O.
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WANTED.

x GIRL FROM ~ TO Is TO ASSIST IN THE
n work Of q small family. The person in want
Of such girl would be willing to have her bound
until she is 49, provided her age does not exceed 2
years. She will have good home and be carefully
instructed in all her duties and receive the kindest
treatment from her employers.
A white girl would be preferred, though no objec-
ton would be made as to color. Inquire at this Of
fee, or No. 80 North A st.
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a. Discussing AGENCY.--An Office will be
opened in this city on the first Of May next for the
collection and disbursement o. both good and bad
of this city In the meantime all Notes. Bills, Ac-
counts or Orders &c viii be received deposite
No 4Sg, 7th St. preparatory to opening said House
for business.
For further Indignation call as above and get
Circular, "A pamphlet will soon BIO published, ex-
planning this new system in detail --.4.1.----
April i2-tf JOHNSON q CLAYTON.
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WHITE POINT GRAVEL FOR ROOFING AND
~ GARDEN WALKS. Also best Holland Point
and Flat sand together with the best Hickory, Oak
and Pine Wood, and the best White and Red Ash
and Free-burnng Coal on hand and for sale at my
Wood, Coal, and Sand Depot corner G and 14th
streets, near Canal.
May R. w. BATES
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washington Branch Railroad.

Trains run as follows:
From Washington at O. M, connecting at Relay
with trains from the West. and at Baltimore with
those for Philadelphia and New York.
AT $50 a. m: for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York.
At p. m. for Baltimore and Norfolk, and at Relay
with the Frederick train.
Express ut 4.20 p. m. at Relay for the West and
for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
ork.
On Sunday at a. m. and 4.20 p. IN.
From Baltimore to Washington at AIS and 9.15 a.
M. and SIS p. m.
On Sunday Ais a. m. and SIS. D. M
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NO. 544. NO. 544.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
VARIETY AND PROVISION STORE.

No. o44. NO. 544.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
VARIETY AND PROVISION STORE,
In the Northern Liberties.
TUyHE SUBSCRIBER has just opened new storo
u of the above description at
No. 544 north nj street, between 9Th and
9th streets west.
and respectfully solicts the patronage of his friends
and the public. The articles are oil fresh, and will
be sold low at any other store in this city His
stock consists of such articles as are usually Kept in
Family Grocery. Also
COMBS,
BRUSHES,
TOILET POWDERS,
PINS, NEEDLES,
SEWING SILK,
COTTON, THREAD,
SUSPENDERS, PINS,
INK, PAPER, CAKES, CANDIES, &c
ALSO
Segars, Tobacco, and Snuff.
OF the best brands and manufactsry; in short al
most everything generally kept in such store for
family use.
FOR RENT.--A brick stable, with hay-loft and
room for carriage and two horses
Don't forget the place, No. 544 street.
TH0S. N. ADAMS.
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their advantage TO cali and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere every article is fresh
new, and cheap.
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THE SP0RTSMAN'S WAREHOUSE.
~ TUCKER * Co. have now open for the
lie inspection of the citizens of Washington and
vicinity the largest and best selected stock of Sport
ing Goods they have ever offered. They would
FOWLING PIECES, single and double barrels,
Mantons,
Bourne's,
Hollis and Sheath's,
Mills's
:. And other manufacturers, of every grade.
Dixon's, Hawksley's
and other Powder Flasks,
Shot Pouches, Bags and Belts,
Game Bags, and Dram Flasks
English Felt
French, Cloth,
and American and Paper
Percussion Caps, Wads.
Eley's Wire Powder
Cartridges, and Shot
Gun Cases Cleaning Rods
and Covers, Cap Boxes,
Nipple Wrenches, Turnscrews. y
Lock and Tube
Cleaners,
Wad Cutters,
Nipples, and Oil Bottles.
Dog Collars, Chains,
Couplings, Calls, &c
Glnsmiths Materials, of every description.
All of which goods we viii offer at very low prices
for cash. Z. TUCKER a CO.,
32I Pennsylvania avenue,
Oh " between Sixth and Seventh streets
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