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HIFALLUry.-Perhaps the following may
not amuse either yourselves or your readers,
but il did me. In our drug store have a fell
low clerk, somewhat celebrated among his ac-
quaintances as a cOncoctor Of puns and utterer
Of dry jokes. He is a boyish- looking youth.
and oficiates, when his services are required,
behind the soda fountain. A few mornings
since, fashiOnably dressed, poetical looking
young gentleman entered, and seating himself
on a stool in front Of the counter, in a choice
selection of terms requested the clerk to pre-
pare him seidletz powder The following
conversation. ridiculous in its earnestness, re-
suited ' + =
Clerk-with syrup? ..
CustOmer-(slowlya and methodically)-I re-
quire il not as refreshment. If the syrur
yitiste not the effect Of the compound you may
mingle with it such an amount of the substance
as will render the potation palatable. Or, to
be better understood
Cierk-(interrupting)-I comprehend you
perfectly. Permit me 10 ASSURE you that the
tendency Of the syrup will be rather to en-.
hance than diminish the purgative virtues Of
the drug.
Customer-( Indignant at observing that his
style is affected by the other)-Then proceed,
miracle of medical literature and wisdom
Clerk-With dispatch, confounded of fools.
Customer-Then, if not struck motionless
use haste.
All this was 80 quietly, so politely said, that
although amused beyond expression at the con.
vsrsation, / stared in wonder at the parties
The clerk evidently felt cut at the last remark
Of the other, but mixed the powder, which the
stranger triumphantly swallowed, paid for, and
started TO leave the store, when
Clerk-Should you feel any uneasiness in the
region of the stomach, within the period OF
fifteen minutes, illustrious patron, attribute the
cause to the accidental introduction into the
draught you have just taken of some drug oi
vigorous effect and painful consequence.
Customer-(A trife frightened)- If do
d-n you, IN punch your head
Clerk-I thought I'd bring you down to plain
English; but guess you'll find the powder all
right. Eris customer, Nth coat-tail stand.
ing straight OUT.
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The LANDLoND's PECULIARIrIEs, - Joe
March is the justly celebrated proprietor of a
hotel in the pleasant village Of Bennington
But while Joe provides good table, and acts
the host to universal satisfaction, he, like most
others, has his peculiarities-which peculiari-
ties, by the by, tend to furnish frequent amuss-
ment for bar-room visitors, though not always
to his profit. Joe is not celebrated for Q super
abundance OF native or acquired talent, while
his sharp sayings are characterized BY q pecu-
liar nasal accent entirely his own. He was once
kicked on the head by horse; he says it helped
his eyesight, but hurt his business faculties.
One cold day, Joe sat by his warm bar-room
stove, indulging at once in his notorious indo-
lence and literary taste-the former in the
natural way, and the latter in reading history
of Napoleon.
joe read page or two, when he yielded to a
desire to sleep. One Of those roguish boys (of
which Huntington has not a few who was
making Joe one of his regular calls, conceived
the idea Of turning back the leaves to whore he
mrs. cemmeneed. Joe wakes up in the process
OF time. and renews his reading; reads as far as
continues Interesting, when he again falls
asleep, and the boy turns back the leaves as
oeiofe. ms Is repeated four times, when q
bright idea efectually wakes Joe up ~
'osh boys: that Nspolson's the martest
feller ever lived; crossed the Alps four times in
one day and dragged a heavy cannon after
'im.Ds - pro-
To his bar he adds store Of candies in vb;,b
the boys invest all the cents and ees. .,c
they can hook for the purpose of trade. Joe
Winks ut their wickedness, and puts their nil.
ferings into his till. One evening big bow
brought in hen and sold it to Joe for bound
Of candy. Joe gave him the candy, and told
him to put the hen In the barn, which he did.
Soon another boy, encouraged by the success,
brought in hen and got the same price, and
this set the thing going-the boys always
carrying the hen to the barn at Joe direction.
In the morning he found he hsd been sold bad.
ly, having bought the same hen six times, and
one of his own At that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

CENTLEMENS'C CLOTHING MADE TO Or
NJ DERIVE ofer gentlemen the largest and
finest variety ofIght Casimeres, Dtillings, Ducks
CostIngs of every grade and qusliy Marseilies and
SILK yestings of all styles for the present season,
style of the art at prices at twenty per cent
cheaper than the usnal clty rates. A trial is re-
spectfully asked and satisfaction Guaranteed
WALL, STEPHENS a CO
jy ii 222 Pa. avenue. bet. 9th and NH *.
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FsRciHLE ExPRKssION.-we were struck with
the force u not beauty Of ex pr, s,ion made
by well ofessea person Of the male order In the
cars leaving Philadelphia some days since n "a
well known to persons passing the city gas works
Ier the Market street bridge that there is Al
ways an odor arising from the gas manufactured
the olfactory nerves Of inhalers, Is, we presume
altogether matter Of taste. On this OCCASION the
gentleman In question, wishing 70 display prop
er degree Of politsness towards two gentsel Loot.
Ing ladies in his charge; remarked 20 them, with
strong accent on the last word, "t'at schmells
bEHy "-WTigAfSriLs Pa Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

oVERDREssING.-Ou wives and daughters
lose three-fourths Of the pleasures of summer
travel by the inexcussble peryersion of tru.
taste and common sense, in dressing for q rail
car or steamboat as II they were going to a
have their own way for once, and thereby SET
the fashion by dressing their families for a
summer travel in plain, substantial garments,
allowing no member anything beyond what q
small carpet bag would contain, which would
be the sole article which each one was to take
care Of Let US all 'put ourselves on our good
behavior" and not ON our dress The fact l.
the clerks and proprietors Of our hotels, the
captains OF steamboats, and the conductors Of
railroads see at the very first glance the real
status OF a traveller; the dullest cham bermaid..
the most stupid cabin boy, and LATEST waiter,
are neither dull, nor stupid, nor lazy, nor
erring, either, in the estimate tbev mai. n
PEOPLE. ss if by intuition.-HaL's Journal OF
Health. =, ~
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OPINIONS OF THE LONl
PRESS.

I'VE recommend our correspondent TO try Mons
Soyer . new sauce, entitled the 'Sultans's Sauce.
~ IL made after t9e Turkish recipes its flavor Is ex
celent, and " Affords considerable aid in cases Of
SLOW and weak dIgestion.-TAe Lancet.
"The Sultans's Sauce is savory piouant and ,ni
oy; a. happy combination of favors ard essence,
worthy OF the delicate taste of Sutans the genius
OF Soyer, and the universal PATRONAGE Of a dis
eliminating Public."-Observer N
r., concssation OF al the piquant resources OF
Turkey and kussia."-Usitsd Ssrrtes Gazette.
AS q utIllater OF the appetite this Sauce stands
alone. 1t is most valuable adjunct 10 Fish Flesh
or Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner Ia
The Sultana Sauce is most delicious .estr-
Sole Agents for the United States-GARDNER
EnIEELlN, 2l1 Fulton street, New York; and
BRAH HAYES; 81 COrnhill, B9sson.
= The Sultana Sauce can be had in Washinrtop
Of II: RIDENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHEKELL q
MILLER, 214 Pa: av; II. u. VOSE CO., corn
or "a ay. and 10th St; and other Grocers
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AT HOME.
va nm GaearNL :.

FRANCS, on Seventh ST. is nov at homo. with
wsSh Z fIf;s 'pRHp,y Rx q sTs TcsUTrLsEERY, PLkTEp
MiRE COVERS, FRUIT CANS. FiT
BIZ BIZ F., and al the desirable articles for ~
remember hisHtore. Rents are low And we Inn, C,r
cash on Seventh street n Eo FR ANGiSo
r. hnntnef small lot ofthose desirable XI ALL Re
isefatofs 70 be closed of at reduced prices je Is
WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
54 stA ST.. firo doors North az Pa. Ace.
81 tM1y ,s the time 70 get. SPRING and SUMMER
shIfTS made up 20 order. The subseriber is pre-
shoItest notice All descriphons of SEWING done
SSHaiHT SaHHT BOSOMs, COLLARS, and WRIST
, mar ls-a Ho MOVES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

EMRICH'S LADELPHIA LAGER BEER
~ DEPOT,
$40 ElsreHth street, Jsv doors above FdrsAan's
B1ildtzE,
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accepted the Agency of LAGER BEER from
J. =. Baltz, from Philade phia. and is prepared
20 furnish any quantity To the trade or private fam
lies. This l.ager has had reputati on last summer
Of being the best and the undersigned is satisfied
city :" - '"e
promptness and dispatch.
u No charge for delivery.
ap $-eoSm p ENRICH,
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WOOD AND COAL.

II UCAN0THER ARRIVAGI
~. w. BATES has Just recniv-d another osrgS
of that superior RED and WHITE ASH COAL
which he wi dispose of cheap for CASH.
he has also en- hand a large lot of HICKORY
OAK and PINE WOOD
Please ca before purchasing elsewhere
r. w. BA fES, corner lath and c sts
N.B.-Wood Cut and Split any size and length.
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IMPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS OF
l. WASiIl NGTON AND GEORGETOWN
HEALTH, ECONOMY AND COMFORT,
McDonnells Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
Remedy and Beverage.

No or, Ftrey and AsEt,-No more Cholera. Cramps
or DtaTrheG!!-No more Dyspepsia, IHdi-
sssfion, or tIatuieHeVm
For these complaints the CATAwBA GINGER
This delicious Mine pressI.9 fIa ano
BA GRAPE AND JAMAICA GINGER. and. for
purity Of quality and richness of favor, is une-
snaed BY nything N The market, thus rsnderink it
whist its Tonic and Invigorating Properties have
secured for II a WORLD wIDE REPUTATION aud US
PRECEDENTBD sALR.
The Wine lis -eminentIy adapted to the Female
persons Of Sedentary Habits, being NON-INTOX-
1CAIlNG, and in imparting HEALTH AMP VIeoR
OF MIND AND BODy.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Weask for it trial from all, satisfied that a sim
gle tria' will establish az the South the high repnts
the Union. -
THE CATAWBA GINGER WINE Is FOR
SALE IN WASHINGTON at the fojIowinr r y
SPECTACLE GRoCERIEs:-Jos w. Davis, 9th and f
sts.; F M yatboe, Pa. ay Henry G. Pufiv. S93 Pa,
av., Jas. r.. Waugh, 9th ST. and New York ay:
Moore 4 CIssell, 18th St; +. r. White & Co., Lou,
and H tts.; }. Il. G. CLARK, 7th and sts.; Jas +.
OBI! IN, Sth and ! sts.; A. c. Davidson, 9th aud l.
.ts;; NJ. Greer, 18th and l. sfs.; John lyman. 18th
and !. sts; r. NJ Orme Pennsyiyahis av.; J. v.
Fsts.; Jas. White, 10th and F sts.; WIN. L. Tones. %
Massachusetts av. and Sd St; Peter Monagh han
New Jersey av. and q St; Peter Conlan, 81 and q
ysnis ayi and ashsii Js. Biish, iltS st.; WIN: H.
York av. and I2th 81. -"
THE CATAWBA GINGER WINE Is FOR
SALE IN NGEoRGETOWN, D. G., at the storss
S0thoron, jeremiah Orme, J. M. Belt
Wholesale Depot, Z Mercer ST., Baltimore.
jy H-lm JAS. McDONN ELL, Gem raj Agent
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Sitsated
"a In Alexandra county, about ~ miles from
6e9rset9wn, at the intersection of the GEORGETOWN
ana Little Falls roads, consisting of lo2 In
sulfe on the premises, or of n. RICHARD DIS corner
18th and X streets. Washington. d. G. ia loft
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- Foe HoT OR COLD DIsHEs OF ALI. KINns.

Hlt IilOol ucliClOut anu
wanted by the renowned
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crlmea, and since
his decease is manufactur
cd by CRossE & RLAcI-
WE'LL, Londa.a, from the
orIslna recipe. The man
utacturers simply ask for IL
q trial, convinced that ii
must add TO the already
large consumption, and
that il will prove itself un-
eaualled, either asa stimu-
liant 10 the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
ppRxs
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SUMMER RETREATS.
MOOR'S PAVILION n


INC, PIAcE. Better nS, Fnoan Sau ss espMH pMSorsaHA
Lending; t&ssh .,tgated on the Po:o9as, be- VARY
Pc Point; will be open for the reception of visitors
The PropIietor begs leave to state that his Table
will be supplied with al the decacies Of the Pc
His Bar will he furnished with choice Wines,
E1csilent Bathing, good Music, rood Angling.
the saiSs meSt p b. susss.' ' A.a sans h0A'' %
w elhesdaF at pollock q. IN. aid wall land st the
PSy,0n TsI%s e. rs G,olock e.. n; p
For further information address the Proprietor,
iissasS'0wn iss.s% St Mf'S IMSpRktys Ms
FLUhfEA fAsS Mp wafE wEEhADaStA nSTNF21Hs F2THt COM
Ell Ths s msHsgsmsst nngg Of the PLUME, and "PRo
Of June Tssss Hoses ct ssve on rsoen; sae -
Gated n the midrt ofths most sttraetivs Scenery
OF SEb MAJ THE ff
Flnme, lakes. Cascades, &C.. do. INV
Route from New York via Norwich and worces-
and dc isSfSTi d.y GosM2S ooaSt
p shc .ndat p1e5 Of n s
small bills Route at the prpoi
pal Hotels and DePots, or sdd.ess
jcs-am Pier Is. North River. New n York.
CAPON SPRINGS,
~ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA.
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have 4
l0'''o the wxTERIkS WAT Fri sGGsn FACE. GM1
lths lease embr aclng the Mountain House. n adj
Buildings, ,& Co. and viii open for the reception Of
visitors on the Sth of June InvalIds and Families
can he accommodated earlier if desired
"A DAILY Mai and Telegraph Office within twenty
IL Circulars or other information can be had
by addressng US as above, or J. N. Buck, ESQ, OF
Howard House, Baltimore,
&C. WADDLE,
J. b. SMITH,
MA I"nsm' Propriators.
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
ULOoK TO YOUR TNTERESrn

V'o hoUSEhEEPERS AND OTHERS.
ULOOK TO YOUR INTERESrn
By Purchasing your Wood of
IL A PAINTER, at the Red Sign. at the new
once, corner Of 18th and Cana streets, opposite
Il-.You will not only he sure of full measure
but you Will get your Wood Sawed in 2, s. or (.
pieces, u and Spht-(lE any size desired.
III r lIty cents per cord cheaper thsn II is sold
from my other place in this city.
u His Wood is of the Best Quelity.l 1r
Best Quality "
II He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,l ~
Carts and Boxes{ LII
IL The biggest Pine Knot Spit for
kiPdiinss kkdfis WOOD WOOD n
IT All delivered Free OF Charged IN
Free of Chargef III
III Notice III lfthe shove does not show how
to get II RIch 4 Il 1t shows where 20 get your
HI Moneys Worth. III
Now please call at the above once III y aud try
It'll Iou Will get quarter Of = cord Of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces II , and Split IN
for 81; pieces for 81 lTh; pieces 81 q; or the
host Oak pieces Sl.Nh; s pieces 8 50; 4 pieces
Sl621z; the best Hickory, pieces 81; pieces
IS; pieces 81. AL other parts of cord at same
Orders eft al s. W.K Handy's, opposite vii
sTds' Hotel at WIN: Ballantynes, 49s 7th street;
or Mt Pages wharf at the foot 18th St promptly at
tended 70. Ofh2e removed to the noTtl eide Of the
bridge corner OF 18th and Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
Is delivered.
ie Il A.PAYNTER. at PAGES Wharf
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~ McKNEW MARLOw'S
STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS,
CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL.

Wood Sawed in pieces for SIC. per cord,
WOOD Sawed IN pieces for SIC. per cord,
Wood sawed In pieces for SO. per cord,
Delivered to any part OF the city,
Delivered to any part of the city,
- -, Delivered To any part of the oitY,
klndllng, Coo king, and Stove WOOD mauufao-
tured and for sale at greatly reduced prices
COAL Of all kinds always on hand.
Terms CASH.
II Full measure and weight may be relied on in
every lnstaroe.
McKNEW q MARLOw
II Ofhces-Corner 7th street aud Csnal, and on
5th street, between II and streets.
O Orders sent to either once will receive per-
eonal attention. ie6tf
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-17

A MIaAcIE OF HoxEsTY.-At a party
one evening several contested the honor Of
having done the most extra ordinary thing,
and reverend gentleman was appointed
sole judge Of their respective pretentions.
One party produced his tailor's bill with
a receipt attached to it. A buzz went thro'
the room that this could not be outdone,
when . second proved that he had just ar
rested his tailor for money he lent him
The palm is his" was the general cry.
when third put in his claim. -
Gentlemen" said he, al cannot boast
of the feats Of my predecessors, but have
returned to the owners two umbrellas that
they left at my house,
"Ill hear no more" cried the astonish-
ed arbitrator. "this is the very ne plus ul-
ira of honesty, an unheard of deed it is an
act of virtue of which 1 never knew any
one capable. The psize is" Es-s
Hold" cried out another, "I've done
still more than that"
Impossible !" cried the whole company;
let us hear lr98 81
"I've been taking my country paper for
twenty years, and paid for it every year in
advance - ,fu
Twas no use-he took the prize.
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-17


~ The following production has not
peared in print for many ycam. Read it
nd Judge Of its merits for yourselves:
Mosr TsasscEsDEsr AID EeaEe,ous
WIFE:IWoold that my pen were dipped
in the dyes Of the rainbow-piucked from
the wing Of an aneel and mended with the
prayer Of an infants wit. Then might
expect to paint the burning brightness of
that flame which thy tn illing eloquence has
enkindled. Thou sunbeam of sentiment
soft moonlight of modcsty. Thy voice is as
gentle as the first stirring of an infants
dream. Thy step light Is the silk footed
zephyr which famed with the wing of per-
fume the new-born paradise. Thy eyes are
two brilliants stolen from sersphic crown.
Thy lips are riyen rose-buds moistened
by the honey-dew Of affection. Thy words
are like drops Of amber. Thy teeth are
snow-Hakes set in . bed of verbena- Sweet
spirits of campfire. .double-distilled essence
of oepAthy-sour-kfor of my hopes
sauce Of my thoughts-buttermilk catsup
of my fancy-tiger-li1y Of innocence-log-
wood Of perfection. Thou art the mint
julip of my acknowledgement of my wa
king visions-and cherry bounce ofmy rec
election. ~ .siS
Thoa Art harmless as the tiger-hand-
some ss the elephant-melodious as the lion
meek .ss the hyena-spottet rs the leop-
ard-bnght IS the struggling sneezing sun
light passing through the mortal cracks Of
an old barn loft, or CREASED streak Of
lightning churned to consistency in the
milky way. and peppered with . shower Of
turnip-tops, eoasta and percoon roots from
the crust Of stsznity. Thsu onion Of che
the soul -pickled pump kim preserved crabs
of the garden Hesperides. Thy glance is
As melting - old batter In summer time
Thou art drop of water from the cup Of
the gods or the Juice ofa rotten pineapple.
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-17

YoUR BABIES HoT NY BABIEs.-About
thirty five years ago, there resided in the
town of Heb: On in this county, says the
Sandy Hill Herald, . certain DIR. L. who
became very much enamored of beautiful
young lady who resided in the same town.
In do course Of time they were engaged to
be married. The doctor was a strong and
decided Presbyterian. and his lady love was
9, strong and decided Baptist. They were
fitting -toee4hor one evening. talking of
their approaching nuptials. when the doc
tor remarked
Il am thinking. my dear. of two events
which shall number among the happiness
of my life.''
",And pray what may they be. doctor?''
inquired the lady.
Zone is the hour when shall call you
wife for the first time -.sE
"And the other
"It is when we shall present our first
born for baptism"
What sprinkled %
Eyes, my dear, sprinklcd."
Never shall child of mine be sprink-
led"
Every child of mine shall be sprink-
led" -~--f
They shall be. ha %
Yes. my love-"
"Well, sir. can tell you then that your
babies won't be my babies. 80. good
night, sirE'
The lady left tho room. and the doctor
left the houfe.
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-17
DIR. G. F. BROWNS
Young American Linimcnt.

Not for the purpose of instrueting such age but
for the purpose Of relieving all who may be afflicted
with Rheumatism. Neuralgia ErysiPelas. Old Sores,
Burns, Bruises, Sprains. Cuts, Bois. Eruptions,
Scald Head, letter. Ringworm, Felons, Swellings,
&C., &c. But short time has elapsed since the
discovery of Dr.. G. F. BRowN's American Liniment
"a discovery that constitutes one Of the greatest
boons conferred upon suffering humanity, and one
of the richest contributions that has ever been
made to Medical Science. Also. for diseases of
HORSES AND CATTLE, SUCH AS
Sprains, Strains. Swellings, Calls. Fistuia. big
Head. Wounds, Scratches, Sweeny, and Screw
Worms in stock. For sale by
DIR. @. r. BROWN. Philadelphia. Pa,
and all Druggist and Merchants throughout the
civilized world.
July 6, 1889. lyA.
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-17
WALLACE INSTITUTE
= VAN BUREN,. ARKANSAS

VEYE take pleasures IN announcing to ,,.,.n..
w guardians and the friends Of educat,cn a..
eEaliy, that the Fan Session Of this institute S;
commences on MONDAY 18th of AUGUST, and viii
continue twenty one weeks.
No pains will be spared in furnishing ample
facilities for the acquisition of knowledge Thorough
mental discipline and moral training Of those en-
trusted to and supervision, be obtain
ed in any college East or West.
Arrangements have been made by which all OBJ
jectons to sending wards to boarding schools
are removed therefore parents need have no fears
or apprehensions in regard to the morals Of their
sons These ARA ngements positively prohibit stu
dents from frequenting places having a demoraliz-
ing tendency, nor will they be allowed to spenI
their recreation hours lettering about tn. streets
Students from distance are imperativcy required
to remain in their rooms at night. and attend rei
gious worship the Sabbath This Institution is
situated in very healthy portion Of the State
cessible by the river and several stage lines and
possesses every advantage in regard to cheapncs.
convenience and health.
The Preparatory Department embraces period of
two years. thorough Classical and Mathemati-
cal and scientific has been carefully selected
which embraces period of four collegiate years.
TERMS PER SESSION OF q WEEKS.
orthography, Reading, Elementary Geog-
raphy Mental Arithmetic Penmanship, ~ 90
Modern Geography. History, Defining and
Defamation, l2 90
English Grammar, Scholars Companion,
Arithmetic and Composition, Is 90
Political Economy. Rhetoric, Physiology
and Book Keeping. ls 90
Sciences, % 90
Ancient Languages, 25 90
Matriculation per Student l 90
Board. including lights, fuel and other ruom
expenses furnished at. per week, - 2 50
Students charged from doy Of entrance, and no de-
ductiOn made exceptin Of protracted sickness
The Faculty will be competent and comrletc
Rev. P. A. MOSES, A. NJ President
For further particulars address the President
J,Iy lS50