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prepared by CORNELIUS L. CHkEsEMAN; NJ. New
efk City The combination these Pms are
result of long and extensive practice They mildin
operation and certain in correcting all
sinful transformations, removing all distinctions whether
cold or otherwise headache, pain in the SIDE
heart whites all nervous affections sterics asue
IN in the back limbs &e- disturbed sleep winch ase
BIN Interruption Of nature. TO MARRIED LADIES Dr.
esenans Pills are invaluble they will bring on the
onthy period regularity Ladies who have been dis
oined in the use of Pills place the utmost con
e In Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they repre-
mt to do.
IN EThereis condition OF thefentale 81 stem
which the Pills be taken without producing fE
rLIAR RESULT. The condition referred % IS Ptk6NAN-
-the result MISCARRIAGE. such Is the irreslstahie
ndencv II the medicine the sexual functions &c
ral tive mature
XAnnot resist il
Warranted vegetable aud free from any thing nju-
ExpIicit tons which should be rsad aeeompa
each box Price 81 Sent b. mail on eneoeing ~ to he
neraI AGENT Sod bY one druggist in every town 10 the
nited ststes r. b. Hutehings, General Agent for the
E9zle orders should be addressed For sale whoheSae
y Retail BY O. p WOODS, Bellows fnlS W So-'4-ig
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Westminster Seminary.

FINHE In this Institution will commence Wapes
Il day the 24th of August and continue Eleven Weeks
Inc trustees assure the public that for of moral
principle and thoroughness in instruction the Principle
Daseomb, A. b., who has had charge the Institution
ior some time past has superior Competent teachers In
various branches usually taught New England schools
provided.
Each scholar IL under the immediate charge of the prin-
cipal. -
The most ample Accommodations for self boarding are offer
ed or board may be had in the families of the village
Outline Maps, Anatomical Plates Mathematical and As.
Economical apparatus used in illustrations
q. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
Westminster, July 15 1859. 1888
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TIE hes, assortment Of Clocks in the State selling at Ia
lowest mark. 80, -, !. -.n,,r
juno l. OiASb ihifFt
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$50 90 each. Calf Skins l2ylI lac y Ib d..
NUMBER FROM EACH STATE.

Remarks-There large increase in the number Of
cattle al market on last waek, but with the exception
some OF the Western they poor things many of them
nothing but hide and bones The Western sold about
y than last week aud 50 quicker at a slight advance
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HAN D S O M E!

ALL STYLES Plated Goods Casters. Baskets, Tea Sets
Forks spoons, &c, Sc Best aud Cheapest at
Jnne 4 CHASE & TRIPS.
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ma, = ,roo,s siNcKSSEs, IA, june g, 1853
and ssnd your reccptly discovered In
state Tor whomsoeyer 1t concern ba
known others useitthst have forseyerar y,srs 80
in the habit of using other Hair [ ~
md yours vastly superior 70 know m .ns;r.,
eieanses the head Of dandruf and one
use Viii restorr parsons hair the original
color and texture sivngit healthy
ance and ah this Hheut dseoorine hands tina apnix
u, OF the dress which IL drops wond tberrs,re
rs ue toevery DESTROYS having hre eolcr
anu texture 20 hair. Respectfully yours
WOOD co. .Froprietors 444 Brosdx ~ n -,
10 Market stfsst 81 Louis No. And sold BY all good
prue-Fts sssra s.zaf- - - = $50
gsSaFs q ARTICLES parportHs 70 produce RESULTS
All are only ahcrstise 4 to tzlr "A
n ie GA he pepulzrty this under dd~rxn,
ran None senuine without tho si<naturs OF q q weed
Prise n S2svd SSrer bottle. 40
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CIark's Syrup is all Vegetable,

IA. drawn out By Alcohol or any Alcoholic Process
BUT BOILED IN TUE OLD NAY,
And is mol Poisonous
BUT RETAINS ALI ITS MEDICINAL FlhIOEs-
For ale by c p HasIlsy Chester; wholesale BY Barnss
psrss e . pax Row y. Y; and fO- sale ~ 81 g'od
Druggists
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HARDWARE of every dis
III eripton.
NAILS, GLASS, Sc, &C.,
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS
at wholesale and retail, by
JOSEPH CLARK.
Brattleboro, April II, 1859. IL
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VI EMgY MggpgD.

WE KEEP the SANE quality of SPOONS have sold for
F0UR years = Nuf sed."
June L CHASE TRtPP-
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a o. o 1Lg

Ice pitchers that WILL keep the ice 10 hours A
good assortment.
Iuue CHASE & TRIP.
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w. A. PATRICK. Machinist,
Manufacturer
D W Re NJ ACHE Merry
Such as Combined Beading, Gage Hand LAthes Bowl
Lathes Improved Strptcher and Mop handle Maehires
Chair back scallopers Rake Machinery, Jigger saws
&e., Engine and Drilling lathes Shafting Saw
Mandrills. Mill Work, Edge Tools. Jack and
Bench Screws, Screw Plants, laps and
Dies Turning Planning and Finishing Iron Castings Done
70 oraef. LUDLOW, Vt. %
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: principle regulations of the
, performs its functions well
! fully developed. The stom-
pendent on the healthy ac-
proper performance of its
aeh is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
LiVer-haviug ceased to do
of that organ, one of the
study, in a practice 0
J find some remedy wherrf
many arrangements to
dy Is at last found any per-
Complaint, in any OF its
tie andconyietion ascertain,
morbid or bad matter from
their place a healthy flow
stomach. causing food TO
blood. giving tone and
ehinery .remoTingthecause
ifau icsii cure
ed, and, what is better. pre-
, use Of the liveII nvigorator
uiiicient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
! firing ? re vents Night
j nigel, Ioosens the bowels
: ness.
meal willcure Dyspepsia.
, teaspoonfuls viii always
: male obstruction removes
, and makes a perfect cure.
! " relieves Choiie. while
isasure cure for Cholera
of Cholera.
/, needed b, throw outoftbe
4 cine after long sickness
Jaundiee removes an sal
from the skin.
!, time before eating gives
makes took digest vel.
> cures Chronic Diarrhaea in
: iner and Bowel complaints
dose.
= attacks caused b. Worms
snrer. safsr. orsPee,lierrem-
I er fails.
Oropsy, BY excl ing the
0mmeusiing this medicine
!, and Asue, chill Fever, aud
u operates with certainty,
70 testify to its wonderful
r 4fHffs fsrf qsFrfa -. a., =. -
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MASONIC IS NOTICE.

The regular communications of King Soomon's Lodge
OF Bellows Falls be held Odd Fellow Halon Friday
mont5 PER ORDER.
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BOOKS WITH GIFTS.

HONESTY
DON'T BE DECEIVED ANY LONGER!
ME 1.-THE orgnators Of Gift Book Busness viii send
" our large new Gaia ioaues book fom postage paid,
y, .,v adirsss ALBEIT COLBY & co.
T2S.3el No. 20 Washington St. Boston, Mass
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DEATHS.

In Putney, july Ilth, MARY A. GILBERT wife of VIM
II. Lyman Of this place, aged "a years
In Halifax June 18th, Of consumption, JOSIAH STAN
CLIFF aged 49,
In Guiord, June %, L0tA NJ WEATIIERIIED aged 49,
10 Greenfield, Mass the residence Of Baxter Marsh
CLARENCE EBERT Of Levi Martha Eastcn Marsh
Of jacksonville, aged months and days
In Westminster July 20 Mrs LYDIA widow Of the late
Dea. Eoenezer Goodhue aged 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-22
BOOTS, SHOES
And EUEEEES.
PRICES REDUCED !

NuE subscriber has just purchased large stock Of
and Shoes, andnow offers the same at reduced
prices.
CONGRESS CATERS,
SIDE LACE DO,
CONGRESS KID BOOTS,
WALKING SHOES,
FINE KID BUSKINs,
FRENCH KID SLIPPERS,
CALF BUTTON BOOTS, Thick solcs,
CALF MOROCCO, AND
GOAT LACE BOOTS,
RUBBER BOOTS,
SANDALS AND SHOES,
THICK HEAVY CALCUTTA AND ooWHIDE BOOTS,
CALF BOOTS, sewed and Peggel,
PATENT LEATHER, do
CALF OXFORD TIES AND BRoGANs,
CALF AND PATENT LEATHER CONGRESS BOOTS.
The above attic win positively be sold at low prices
Remember the place, one door .tOrin
of the Bank.
Bellows Falls. July 81, 1850. as
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CHASE TRIPP, waich Makers
BRkTTlEBoRo, VT. a. -
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Wanted.

TWO Good Boot and Shoe maker wanted Immediately
1 do custom work Apply % RUFUS osilp'
Bellows Falls, June, % 1888 %
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MARRIAGES.

In Rockingham July 18th. by Rev Harley Burr, Nh
BENJAMIN GooDING and Miss EMMA l.. SMITH, bot
of Chester.
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Catalogues Sent free ON Applications.
AGENTS WANTED EyERywuEpr

ne most hoeral commission, in money books will be
gwen 70 persons associations clubs ten or
more DOCKS 70 be sent at one time. Post masters
eaeherS students, cIergymen any private ndiyiduel
male CT enlae, repense from a well selected
library without expense by acting agents. Please
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC &E0Et8
As there various parties advertising themselves 90 IL
sne uiit business some having the auacity claim hay
ns pen tne but who have not the disposition
or ability to fulfill their promises we feel ID duty I'd ou,
ana tue public to state that have connection
WIN any concern ," New FORK New England ind
uals sending money parties must not blame ns n
ard. s- - ~ '"-A
parts of the country. TsTTTTF
G. G. EyAHSS s. CO.,
10 Sofhhii, Bosa0n. 1880 A.
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r. ii. ROBBINS,

+. II. ROBBINS, VS.
General dealer in Hard Ware mechanics Tools
IRON, STEEL, COAL. NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS AND OILS,
Teas and Tobacco, Groceries, Flour Meal, Grain
And Salt. and Agricultural Implements
Nenr the Railroad Station, CHESTER VT 2o.ly
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Yankees Forever +!

ALWAYS hand. a variety of styles of the meriean
Watches they Good aud True. Call and see EN-
June /. CHASE s. TRIP
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Important Fcma les.
3R. CdEES EM ANS PILLS.

See Advertisement Of Dr. sanford's Liver InvisOrat
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-22

-, fHlLA DELPBIA, Sept. 8. 1850, ~
Itself beneficial 70 me The front the bach part ~
my head almost lost ~ frr, sALa hasr use
tp q my head !, wei studded With promi ing eropof
have tried Other partitions without any ksr
think from my personal rec ommepdati,, rs, IN
uu'em"h! etneEs totts " Yours respectfully
d. r. THOMAS, NJ, d.
No i64 Vine Street.
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THE La TIES T

STYLES of Jewelry in sets Lava Cameo, Coral Mosaic
Plain and Truscan Settings.
June l. CHASE & TRIP.
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oT TO THE ADMIRERs OF A FINE HEAD OF
Rich Glossy Hair /!

rIALK of beauty exist withouta fine head of
hair then read thu following andf YOU ask more see
circular around each bottle and doubt " '9f
PKoFESsOR MOODS HAIR REST0R ATlNE-We cali
the attention Of all old and young this prcpar
atom which turns back to it, original color harcov
ers the head Of the bald with luxuricnt growthremoyes
the dandruh itching and all eutaneous erupoDs-causes
continual flow Of the natural fluids and hence If used as
regular dressing for the hair will color and keep
ON falling to extreme old in all its beauty
We call then upon the bald the gray disease in scalp
to it aud surely the young will as they value the
flowing locks on the witcing curl be whoutit Its
praise Is upon the tongue OF Thousands
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Resorativei a, Mo- p.
ve received the following Letter in
few WEI KS since. stES
- DEEP RIVER, CoSy., July %, 1856.
Mr. Ieaycnwosth-sir; have been troubled with dam
dru or scuifp my head for year INV hair b,
gan to scurf AID hair together saw n, New
lhvcn paper about Woods lair as eure
called at the LIST of pri last and nurebas.d
one bottle to try it, aud found to h
thing; IL removed the seuffand hair bega 10 crow IL
Is nov two three IL ehes in length Il ras an ~
have great faith in il. wish you send me ~ ,tlea
by Nr. Post the bearer this don't know - apy
Of the Kind i used in this place you may have market for
many bottles after 1t Is known here.
Yours with respect. IyrFus ppATT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-22

DAINTs AND OIL;
WHITE LEAD GROUND IN OIL;
WHITE LEAD. DRY;
PURE ZINC AND LEAD:
PURE FRENCH ZINC:
PURE NEW JERS EY ZINC;
RAW LINSEED OIL;
BOILED LINSEED IL;tExtrae
COACH yARNISU;
FURNITURE VARNISII;
BEST DRYING JAPAN:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
For sale in large or small quantities. by
JOSEPH CLARK.
Brattleboro April Ia, 1859. is
DIAPER uANGTNGs 10000 ROOFS PAPER HANG
INGs,
COMPRISING OVER 300 STYLES;
VAR ing in price from cents to 81 per Roll
600 ROLLS SPLENDID GILT PAPERS;
80 ROLLS CURTAIN PAPERS ;
BORDERS IN GREAT VARIETY.
=Customers wishing select from largest stock in
TIE State are invited 10 call. JOSEPH CLARK
Frattleboro, April H. 1859. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-17
MeSrs.

2. RUHoRED RETIREMENT OF THE RoTHsCHILDs.
In the Paris correspondence Of the Morning
Star We find the following 1.-The assurance
given In financial circles Of the approaching re-
tirement Of the Rothschilds has created great
sensation. If the rumor prove true, not only
Baron James but both the sons, Gustave and
Alphonse. would withdraw from business, the
accounts of the house in Paris be closed, and in
short, it would exist no longer after the month
Of December. The deplorable state in which
Nathaniel Rothschild still remains, who in the
flower of his age and strength has been sudden
Iy struck with paralysis, the uncertainty of
financial operations in the present unsettled
state of Europe, have decided Baron James to
take this step, so it is said But, although the
announcement even unconfrmed rs yet by
himself has occasioned some emotion amongst
the moneysd men Of Paris, men of experience
in these matters persist in declaring that such
a measure is incompatible with the baron Is
age his nation, and his love of domination, and
they therefore reject the possibility, b.
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Letter from Sardinia

The following letter is from an American
citizen travelling in Europe:
...u.,ro,s TURIN, July 10, 1859
went on a tour through the battle-f fields of
oolferlno and the neighboring spots where the
great hight occurred on the Oath Of June One
can hardly form an idea of that days slaughter
Whatever figures the papers may have given,
1t is certain, and have il from impartial per-
sons, that Austria lost so ,O0D.'men in killed and
badly wounded who daily die, and the allies
10000. From the best accounts, the campaign
of 1859 cost Austria 100 900 EN-, besides 35 900
prisoners captured by France and Piedmont,
2i,000 Of which fell into the hands of the
French, and IL 900 into those of the Piedmont
ese The allies lost less, viz France 5000
killed and missing. and $4,000 wounded, and
the Piedmontese 3, 900 killed, and 900 wound
ed. r .-,-r .r7-..' ..... e.. - -. .
The superior loss on the part Of Austria is
accounted for, FIRST, from the terrible havoc In
her ranks by the new cannon invented by Ma
poleon, called ssHe canon ravs. ~ whose 5oul,t
not only reaches, with effect, distances of four
miles and upwards, but when there it texplodes
and plays the mischief all around the place of
explosion; and, secondly, from the slaughter
by the allied troops during their chase Of the
enemy after the victories of Magenta and Sol
ferino. 1t must also be noticed that the con-
dition Of the French and Piedmontese troops
was, in every respect, superior to that of their
antagonists; and that the provision, furniture
and medical departments Of the allies were 30
well administered that nothing failed for the
comfort and prompt attendance of the troops:
whilst the Austrians were exposed to all kinds
Of privations, aggravated by the uncomfortable
heat, and those among them who did not re-
main dead on, the field died soon after from
want of proper attepdance.-N Y. Evening
Post. -..-...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-17

FRUIT STEALING.-Underth this head writer
in the American Agriculturist for August says
have studied the matter professionally for
some years, and have come to the conclusion
that fruit thieves are moral beings like the
rest Of mankind, and that this infirmity is q
maiady that admits of moral treatment The
plan that | have pursued for many years is
substantially the following, and am happy to
say II Is attended with the best results.
Little Ben and his young friends, having no
Iruit OF their own, look upon every euitivator
as a stingy old curmud geon, who has tres
passed upon human rights in having strawber-
ries and pears for family use. OF course, with
this view, "Old Crusty's" garden is legiti-
mate object of plunder, and the higher he
raises his walls, and the more he tops them
with broken glass and other horrors, the more
fun there Is In scaling them, and feeding the
watch dog with strychnine, well coated with
beef-steak. .- :. ....... ,....... --..--' =
Little Ben may be scamp, or scoundrel, or
something worse, but he has heart and a sort
of honor upon which he prides himself He is
very true to his friends, and a box of strawber-
ries sent to his mother, costing not over FIVE
cents, will make him your friend for life The
cheapest and most impenetrable fence YOU can
put around your garden, is one built Of fruits
judiciOusly distributed in your own neiphbor-
hood. To this, add the distribution of plants
and seeds, such as every fruit grower has on
his hands after his sales are over. A wise man
who will pursue this course, will soon get all
his neighbors interested in fruit-growing, and
will create public sentiment that will guard
his premises bottar than high fences, man
traps, and poison. If you suspect n poy Of
-plundcring your watermelon patch, send his
father one of your best melons the next day for
dinner; you need not scold or say a word. The
melon will make the little Ben look red in the
face and bring him to repentance. Establish
your own reputation for a liberal. good heart
ed neighbor, who raises fruits for his neighbors
as well as himself, and your garden will be
about as safe as Paradise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-17

The GRAND jury System CoNDsNSsD IN
CALIFORNIA.-The last grand jury of Santa
Clara county, California, thus denounced the
system under which they were empannelled:
The question of the utility Of the grand
jury in our system Of jurisprudence has been
discussed by statesmen and jurists, both in
England and Amefica, for a long time. The
attention of the people Of this State was called
to lts uselessness by the present chief magis-
trate Of the State in his last annual message;
and from cur own observation and experience
oil Its cumbersome, uncertain and expensive
workings, and its ineficfency as means Of
ProteeuHs the innocent and punishing the
guilty, We believe il not only useless and an
evil but nuisance, and most respectfully and
earnestly ask your honorable court 10 use your
influence 20 have the Constitution Of Ibis State
with regard TO grand juies 80 altered as to
have law passed abelishing the grand-jury
system entirely, and as soon as possibles and
let some more simple. certain, speedy and, di-
rect systsm be adopted" a.as Iai >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-17

ES'One of the most significant signs Of the
confidence in the permansnce Of peace is to be
found in the fact of the celebration of two hum
dred marriages in the churches of Paris on Sat
urday last. High and low, rich and poor, are
rushing to the altar. The rustication Of great
ecclesiastical authority for extraordinary be-
haFlOur on the occasion Of an aristOcratic mar
riage, which took place in July, has Afforded
some little amusement to one part of the popu-
lstion, and grea; scandal to the other II is
the custom In Paris on the occasion Of mar
mage, for the officiating priest to make an allo-
cution to the happy couple on the duties i'm
posed upon them by the state into which they
have just entered. On the occasion in ques-
ton, the functiOnary standing on the steps of
the altar, accompanying his speech with the
most light and airy gesticulations seldom be-
held elsewhere than close to the footlights in
front Of the pat Of the theatre, held forth to
the holy bride and bridegroom, in presence of
TIE high born relatives, both male and female,
who filed with pride and perfume the chapel
Where the ceremony took place, the most as
founding, startling. unheard-of "allOcution"
which WAS ever printed in the worst French
books, when Louis Quinze and Madame du
Barry were king Of France, but which certain
iy never was spoken by word Of mouth before.
Confusion was az its height; the mothers seiz-
ing their daughters, stood not upon the order
OF their going, but 81 once departed; the faith.
ers withdrew with nenaciDg brow Only the
young men remained, out of curiosity 20 see
how far the venerable functionary would dare
to go. OF course the event was instantly re-
ported to ecclesiastical headquarters, and at
first was deemed tO'be owing to a momentary
alteration of intellect, but on examination il
WIS proved that the mOmentary sberrstiOn had
ITS origin in bottle Of Bordeaux, which the
thirsty dignitary had drained to the last drop
before the entering the church The Arch
bishop is said to have been greatly wounded by
the occurrence, which took place in too public
manner not 10 be spread an over Paris Ia less
than no time, and the order which has sent the
offender to pass some little time in retirement
has astOnished nobody. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-17

THE ENTRY INTO PARIs-The Paris cores
pondent of the New York Express, writing on
the I'd inst, says: "
'.Great preparations in progress for the grand
entry into Paris Of the army Of Italy. The event
strong reasons have probably led to the selection Of
this day; first that such display on the 18TH
which n the fete Napoleon, or national holiday,
would occasion too great an excitement among
the people /; and second, that the Iith falls upon
sunday which will enable the working classes
70 participate In the ovation, without loss Of
tine-to them a. precious eonsideration, though
the crowd would undoubtsdly be quite as great
were the ceremony fired for q week day. The
number II troops who will thus march through
the capital, amid music and hurrahs and boquets
and waving banners and welcoming smiles WILL
be about S0,OOO In this magnificent procession +.
each regiment Will be composed of between eley-
en- andtwelSe hundfedane13 Such ofthe wound
ed as are able 10 dergo the fatigue, will march
at the head OF their respective corpse .a9tzS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-17
M, SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

dom begs to inform parents and guardians residing
in Washington that he intends opening n Select
School for Boy on the lst of September next. , 7
Besides tho common and higher branches of a
purely English education, which will be carefiiily
and thoroughly taught, the of nstruction will
comprise the Greek and Latin lang uag 81 geometry
ALGEBRA, TrigonOmetry, dc.
The school year, commencing with September
and ending the first week of July, will be divided
into three terms. Fee for each term, $40, in ad-
yanoa.
References are kindly permitted to the Rev. Mr.
Early, President of College, and to the
Rev. B. A. Magulre- of Washington. - -
Further particulars will be given in a future ad-
verti isement. Meanwhile parents and guardians
wishiGg to engage the ASST of able tea cher
are requested to address the advertiser, at No 2
Dunawin Terrace, Mass. Avenue, bets cen l4th and
18th streets. 70 e. au 8-eod3ws
w School will be resumed Septnmber 5kh.-ar. I