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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02
AUCTION SALES.
By j. L. CREIGHT0N-AUCTI
SALE THIS DAY

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In pursuance of
Y, a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
County, rendered at November term, 1855 in the
suit Of Alcinda 4. keene Administrative, vs.. Jos.
+ Edsal, &C., the dcrSgned will offer for sale,
at public auction. ON THURSDAY, ID day Of
August 1880. at l2 o'clock. NJ, in front Of the
Till Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria, Il
ME TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND, on
the west side Of Fayete street, i'll the said city of
Alexandria, bounded follows: Beg nnng on
Fayette street. at the distance Of 100 feet north,
from the middle Of the square, between King and
Cameron streets: thence with Fayette street.
morthwardly, q feet; thence westwardly, par lel
with Cameron street, 50 feet, Ia ten feet n.ey:
thence with said alley. and parallel to Fayette
street. Southwardiy. 10 feet: thence 10 the begin
ming. with the right of way over said alley, and
the alleys connected Herewith, in connection with
others entitled thereto and subject to m annual
rent in fee. Of six dollars, payable 10 the City
Council Of Alexandria.
TERMS or SAIE:--On tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand. at the time Of sale; the
residue in three equal instruments, at ii. l., and Is
months FROM the day sale with interest: the de-
fcrred payments to he secured by the bonds of the
purchaser. with good personal security; the title
10 be retained unt the purchase money is fully
paid and the property To be rcsold upon failure of
The purchaser 10 comply with the terms of sale.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, r,
LAW. l.. TAYLOR, -
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EG~ DOUGLAS AND J0HNSON.--All persons
desiring 10 unite in the organization of q DEMO
CRATIC ASSOCIATION in Alexandris, to pro-
mote the election of the above named NATIONAL
TICKET. are requested to meet at the hall in the
Relief Engine house, on Thursday evening, the
ID of August at o'clock z. NJ.
ir oI--2f MANY UEMOChAIS.
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= ERRtNtsS CHAMPION FIRE PROOF
i. SAtES:-PartirS in want OF Il first class
AYE, will find samples Of the dittren, sizes
No'' ~ uSe, OH exhibition At my store. They are
'l al Factory pricrs. trei ght added, with or with
'u' Hall PatcDt Lorh. a; purchasers option.
JAMES {. NEV
u Agent for Alexandria.
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tAfi'Ah...' y"
Paid up Capital aud Surpus............ 2l9l,l G2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
BUSINESS, HARVEST, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TIE
TINES ARE BARD-A NEW ELECTORAL TICKET.
From Our Own Conespondent

BUSINESS, HARVEST, AGRICULTURE-WHY TIE
TIMES ARE HARD-A NEW ELECTORAL TICKET.
From Our Own Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1860.
The world of general business has SO nearly
ceased to move that one may say it is at a stand
still. The staguaton has liberated thousands of
employers and employed, Tho are no y away Off
among friends in the country or at some Summer
resort, glad to escape from burning payements,
aud accepting the quiescence as a blessing. Busi-
ress at the Stock Board is nominal, and there is
TOO little of it to pay. Coal and coal stocks ali
slowly recovering from a three-years palsy. The
last year has been sitting one with their securi
tie. in the hands of weak holders, who have chung
to them until they could clog no longer, and now
are forced TO let go just the tide promises to turn
the other way. Rich buyers take them at tue
minimum, and grow weather. while they sleep.
All this disaster springs from n Government policy
which brushes out the industry Of the country,
making the poor poorer and the rich richer. A
business man. lamenting the other day over this
condition of things, declared that he could sell more
goods and at better profit when money was worth
ten per cent than, now, when II was easy at five
Its present abundance is unnatural, and symbol
of widespread stagnatiOn. Enterprise is blocked
speculation pauses-the hostile government power
less for good, but omnipOtent for evil,
has placed on them its most despotc taboo. Ii is
true that if YOU 20 out into the rural dstrcts you
will find tie farmers busy and jocund amid the
labors of an abundant harvest, for which, with
thankfulness be il spoken, they owe nothing to the
Government tisgicious enough to blast even that
il thought likely to promote the interest OF Its
Southern masters. The makers Of agricultural
machines are probably the busiest cass OF operators
now. The farmers, within ten years, have been
educated by an agricultural press of amazing
fecurdity, to an incredible consumption of them.
How vast business the manufacturing Of them has
become, 1t would be difficult to say. Two little
country villages within my knowledge, are now
making three hundred mowers and they cannot be
made fast enough for the buyers. Wherever one
turns be sees ay-felds raked by newly fashioned
machines, on which the l4borer rides across the
field, doing an ordinary days work in an hour.
Nearly seven hundred patents were taken out last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11
FROM THE PIXIES PEAK GOLD REGION.

ESor1 Oar Own Correspondents
DENVER CITY, Pixies Peak, June 26, 1860.
The lynching of Gredler has not proved a suf-
Gent example 10 eyildoers, for though little more
than week has interviewed, we have had another
murder. another trial, another conviction, and
would have had another execution but for the sud.
sep and unexpected absence of the criminal, posi-
SIy on account of conscientious scruples in regard
30 capital punishment.
On Thursday evening train Of wagons from
Ieayenworth and Atchison, on their way back to
the States, was encamped on the South bank Of
he Platte. four miles below this city, when one OF
the teamsters, named j. b. Cord, was 50 badly
stabbed in the abdomen by another, VIM +. Had
Nv. from Platte City, No, that he died on satur-
Hadley was Immediately arrested, and within
CIV hours after the death Of bis victim was under
GoinQ an examination on the charge OF murder pc
sSore Court and Jury selected BY the people N the
,spen air under the same spreading cottonwood nee
which oyerhuDg the trial and conviction Of Gredler
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JULY IL, 1860.

hanging 10 tie brapches swept before u would
Gll volume 10 record the details Of suffering, which
have dcsolaed this wrecked district. The destruction
Lss been most complete. All tnis time the house ia
which we dwell seemed ~ be exposed. We expected
I, would be carried away. But the streams which we
saw rise ard rush TO yard us dverged before they
REACHED our home, and dashed away past US, hnding
ewhere enough of ruin do for other poor uoforu-
Ikffs.
The Government bss been prompt TO send relief to
the sufferers. All the uDnured parts OF the COLONIES
have been rii,ing +" Flood Relief Fund. ms WIN
se,ye 10 smelosate somewhat the calamity bat the
ruin Of fniies the loss of Children parents and KIN
bred and the violent deaths Of loved ones 10 save the
b.ryed among The liying-hese are desolations mat
no relief fund can ever assuaee
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--Ibc 81. Paul MinhesOtian says that when all Of
the Democratic papers in Minnesota have taken their
posi- ion they viii stand eleven for BTeekinridge and
Lane and four for Douglas and johnson.
The Southern IntelligeAcer is new paper at
jackson, Miss il has swallowed The Eagle Of tie
SOut aud viii support Breckenridge snd Lane.
The Washington correspondent of The Pkladel.
phia Press Gays ttat BOwdich, the Cole Bur
lDgtoD w. bias just been beheaoed for his devotion
to Douglas. Afro, that strong efforts were made 10
Moth, the Post Office Agent, from the guotiue
but that the President demanded blood. Further
more, that spies ret all men North aud South
who are suspected Of sympathizng with DOugas, and
that imnense Of money are spent for telegraph.
ing early news of nddellty TO the Administration.
The AUGUSTA GA Chronicle says that, so far as
it hears all the State is going for Ben and Everett;
that Douela stock is rapidly rising in Georgia and
the South that Gov johnson bas clearly demonstrate
ed to all unprecedented minds that Mr.. Breckenridge aud
Gen. Lane Us much Squater Sovereigns as Doug
las and that of the most active Douglas delegates
are going for Bel.
"A Washington correspondent says that Daniel s.
Dickinson of this State bas assumed the position of
chief cxecutioner of The Douglas rebels, and that he
demands the dismissal of them all from such places of
power as they may hold
The Washington correspondent Of The PiRadel.
phio Inquirer says that man was recently arrested
in Virginia opposite Washington, on the charge of
reading THE n Y. TRIBUNE. and leaving it where the
slaves could have oIpor uniy read il. His ex-
animation was held before elderly bench at Alexan.
dia and the Court decided that the paper was not an
"ncendary document" within The meaning OF the
statute.
The Ohio State Journal says that the split in the
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-Kephart, the murderer of the woman and children
IN Iowa, hanged by the mob on the jth inst. The
execution was conducted with great delberation and
was attended by three or four hundred women, who
sat merry chatting in front Of the rude gallows. At
l. o'clock messenger arrived at the spot with the
news that the Jail had been forced by the crowd and
that the wretched man was on his way to the place
where he Wa to die. There were some remarks made
to the throng from the scafod, and them at o'clock,
the murderer was turned OIL and, without trial or
fession, was hanged.
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POLITICAL.
AN HOUR WITH Tue MOTHER OF MR.
DOUGLAS
Editorial Correspondence Of The Troy Wing
CLIFTON SPRINGS, ". Y JuIy e. 1860

Editorial Correspondence o. The Troy Wing
CLIFTON SPRINGS, ". Y, July o. 1860.
Passir day here, Was glad 10 accept tue offer by
resident Of the village Of an introduction The fam
ily Of Hezekiah Gras ger. Mr.. Granger many years
ago married the widow of DIR. Donglas of Brandon,
VI, and the mother of Stephen A Douglass the Demo-
cratic anJdale for Il Presidency.
The residence Of the venerable but mort agreeable
couple lies about two mill south Of the Clifton spr ngs
Hoiel. OF the many elegant h.rn-hous OF Ontario
County, that of M. Granger will rank among the
srate ground. It's Snowy wilderness, with Venetian
biuds sld anieed DOORS tie well caledfor walks ap-
preaching ard surrounding j, hemwed IN bys ra'b-ry
ard Plants the ouhouses, at neat and ampe, and
Ii broad fields stretching % the north and south marx
the 81 OF az tie home of the thrifty and conented farm
er. IL is jest such pirure Of rural qriet and ee'
gance as poe's have celebrated IN verse; as drama-
t-s have painted TO my lady love in the play, and
denzens Of cities envy often as they pass and thlnS
Of the inmates as those who have nothing left 10 sigh
t,T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-21
EDUCATIONAL
Ellie HAVEN sTITUTE!!

d ALEXANDRIA,, IA.
MISS E. TEBBS, PRINCIPAL.
Miss T. B. CAREER, Vice Principal; Prof. }. L.
EycELpREcur. Vocal and Instrumental
Music: Prot. PoirI. Ian nguagcS,
and Drawing and Painting.
WN qnnEHed and experienced 1>sis'n"ts are en-
lipycd IN r"ch D.por'mem.
THIS INSTITUTION will open for its THIRD
SESSION the 2uh doy rf meet .IcEicmber, aud close
the last of June. 4 thorough and systematic
course of study is pursued. III the a'tainments
of the soiid Ltuncb.s Of cducation the advantages
offered are surpassed by those of no Ncho"t IN the
Union. The r~,,g best Teachers are employed in
this Department.
The Music Glass is under the able and efficient
mana cement Of Prof. }. c. ESGELEREcHr His
long experience and great success in this impor.
tant and popular accomplishment, and the sys-
tcmatic arrangement pcyading all portions OF the
Musical Department, afford every advantage TO
the pupils.
Prot PoLrl. who has charge of the Department
of Ancient and Modern Languages. is II diS'in-
cuishci graduate OF the University Of Paris, and
Is an ci!ictcEt and accomplished Teacher.
4 Bible CIass is conducted in the Institute every
Sabbath. Tie BoaGders required 10 JON 1t,
and are cnc.ura gcd and assisted III the study ot
the Holy Scriptures.
\ Select Department will lie formed IN the
SCHOOL, IN ufti"f tua young I'd'li:r WI" "cHtie u,
may have .ne advantage oi pursuing Select
Course.
The Session closes with am Exhibition, al which
Honorary Rewards are bestowed upon those young
Ladies whose diligence III studies and proprlcty
Of department cnrltlc them 10 testimonials OF ap-
rroha ton and esteem.
The charge for Board Including everythingl
and Tuition in the entire English Course, IL S2oo
Tor the annual session--payabc Scmi-annually, IN
advance.
In addition to the Patrons 81 the SchooI, the
Principal refers with pride the following gen
tlcmcn, the most Of whom are 'ecV tnfo'med IN
regard 20 the merits and standing Of the School
which they recommend:
RI. Rev. John Johns, d. D.
Rev. Charles Il. Dana, Alexandria Va.
Rev. George II. Norton, -
Rev. James I. Johnston, "
Rev, b. Francis Spr3g, "
Major II. L. Tyler, Washington City.
0 ". Clutchfcld, Speaker OF House Of Dele.
gates vf Virginia
John Scddon, esq, OF Stafford, Va.
j. Randolph Tucker, esq. Richmond, Va.
Nathaniel Tyler, Editor, Richmond Enquirer.
Rev. Philip Slaughter Culpcper Co., Va.
lion J. v. Tyler, Warscnton, Va.
Robert Beverly, esq, FauQuicr CO., Va.
L. Franklin Minor, esq, Albemar!e Co, Va
v. Leroy Br0un, esd, -
Rcy. O. \. hinsolving. Midiiebnrg, Va,
4 Powell N"anj
Cen. Asa Rogers,
u. ". Lewis, esq, Wratmorcland. Va.
J. VI. Stevens, esd Alexandria, Va,
Thos l.. Brown ESD, Charleston, Va.
-.!7~ For Circulars, containing full particulars,
address. MISS l.. IEEDS, Alexandria, Va.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODATE

INCkElSED ACCUMMUDAIIUN.
a-s THE "DlAMOND STATE Capt
\ -. Jscob kerwin, will leave Alexandra,
on Saturday, at o'clock, Z. NJ, and returning,
will leave Baltimore, on Wednesday, at i o'clock,
T. ". or earlier ii loaded, aud all surplus freight
will be taken by the ST. Nicholas.
sr~o- !, The "Sr. NICHOLAS, Captain
- - Samuel Guy, will leave Washington
at o'clocs and Alexandria at o'clock, A NJ
on Saturday morning, and returning, will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday at i o'clock, Z. Nj, and
will call at the following landings 10 land and
receive passengers aud freight Point Lookout
Ford's, Brooms. and Coats "harEeS' fihey
Point, Stones Wharf. Chappcll Point, Popo's
Creek, and all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore, and Waite Point, Matthias
Point, and Boyas Hole, on ;he Virnigia Shore
is2o WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, Sc.
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY
Up TME
N0HTHERN ASSURANCE COMFY, LONDON.

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No. - .SontA Ynitd Street, Ihiadc}phla.
,,,,.... ........ ST, Dos, 500 co
Paid up Capital aud Surplus. ,l?i,ill "
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
HNuIS old and responsible Company inSares
against loss or damage by Fire. almost every
dos.ription Of property, and offers to Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security .! an
actual CAPITAL oc St. 29S 500, for The whole Of which,
and for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders arc
INpiyfprALLI RESPONSIBLE, even to The extent u
,hcir entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and ~ II large portion "i
these arc persons Of great wealth. the mo"' ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT 70 THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Tn appointing Agent ior the United states
the Company has empowered him Ito appear TO
ana accept any action or legal proceedings lhStl-
u,,cd against or by said Company. III the same
manner aS ii the Company were Corporation or
Company established by The laws OF The United
States. or any Of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
\ Special PERMANENT FUND HAS BEEN PLACED
Ar THE DISPOSAL OF THE AGENT At fhiLAphLfhiA'
T, ENABLE EiM 10 ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LoHpoS.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. NoJuSt
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
,ucut Of losses is Il standing rule. Daring the
past wear, losses exceeding $1,000 were paid.
Losses paid a> soon the amount is "accrt@'"cd.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income Of the Company is now about ST.
Geo 900. increasing gradually each year. showing
that Il has the confidence o; the different commu-
Mite, IN which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM
Tho paic n Premium will bc moderate, and in
All cases will DC based uFon the character OF The
owner or occupant, and the merits Of the risk
The conditions Of Insurance are framed "!lh The
greatest libcraiiy.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
zz5s~ Office in Exchange Block, on Hing street
sen 2S--a!y
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LOCAL ITEMS.

ALEXANDRIA MANrFAcTuGEs.-We con-
tinue our abstract of the Manufacturing
and Mechanica! establishments Of this city
as reporrcd BY the census :
Hat M,uujacio,.ies.- two establish
ments reported (an evident mistake, capital
material, employing hands, and turning
ont - 200 worth of hats.
Cu0ay N,untactoricS. Capital invested,
81, 500, consume 10 900 lbs. of sugar, worth
Il son emnl,v ~ hands. and turn out So
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WENTWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.

Nh =, ' y y.
fsNUF date. ii this Institution will he resumed
on the l,rh Of September next. The course
Of instruction i Intended to develop the imtcllec-
tu4l social, and moral faculties. anl by tmpart-
ing - thorough practical, accomplished and Chris
tan education, it the pupil for The faithful dis
charge Of the responsible duties that await her
in life.
The new and beautiful buildings, erected during
the last sion expressly for this Seminary, are
located in the most elegant anI healthy part Of
the city.
'i!r,. Lv-l Professors are engaged for the depart
mcnts o: Musc. French, and Ornamental branches.
RsrlaES, 49, Rev. Jane. + Johnston, Alex
antiria. Va: Rev ueorgo II. Norton. do; Rev.
Charles l.. Dana, do. Rev. !. ). GrtcnAwuy.
Circulars containing particulars and additional
references, furnished by addressing
ALBERT T.. BASSF0hp, Principal.
aur iO--ro,f Alexandria. Va.
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PRACTICAL CHEaiST.
No. 30 City Building, n. York.

CAND'S MANIPULATED GUANO.--Mauu-
- factured by Samuel Sands, formerly editor of
the American Farmer, Baltimore, Md.-We offer
this article to the Farmers Of Maryland and Vir-
ginia with the fullest confidence Of it's intrinsic
value, believing it to be unsurpassed by any other
article Of prepared manure yet offered to the pub
lie 1t is warranted to contain to 10 per cent OF
Ammonia, and As to 30 percent of Phosphate. Or
ders will he promptly filled.
ADDISON, WALLACE 4 CO.,
zen 10 No. IS King street
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HE ALEXANDRIA SHOE FACTORY.

&. \. BALDN IN x ", fROfRlEio"5.
IFANING removed to their new and spacious
/ warehouse, ut the northeast corner oi hlnS
and Royal streets invite the attention ot Southern
and Western merchants and dealers generally to
their extensive and well assorted stock OF gooGs
consisting of 4 great variety of items, homc"'S'
Kisses, Boy~ yo"th's. and chidre"'s B"otr Shoes
ard B,ogGns. both sewod and pegged of Cali,
Kip. Buff. Graiu. split Enameed, and Patent
Leather: ais" large stock OF LadioS Fn' shoes ard
9tifer3 of Morocco, Kid, Goat, Lasting, &c, all
Of which will be sold ~ low rs they can be pur-
chased in any market, Of the same quality and
style Having made extensive preparations Tor
the manufacture of goods, we hope to receive the
eucoura cement OF the Southern trade, as We are
determined to do all in our power to maize their
dealings with us satisfactory.
We have also in store large stock OF Hats and
Cans. of the latest STYLES which We have just re
eeiy ell from the factories and which will be sold
low. IScntincl.l aug II
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- FOR GOSTON.--TAr regular packet
49, >car. HENRY PERKINS. SturgiS master,
viii all this week For ir,i 5ht, apply I"
WM. II. FOWLE 4 son.
,rp Is No. /. South Wharve$.
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T.yr WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRA
: u, AND CORRECTION oTEAN
NTw ARRaNGEMENT


The favorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt james
U4rp.r. mas recently been put in complete order,
aAyiny had added 10 her former accommodations
, Spacious saloon and fourteen comfortable state
rooms, with entire new bcdiiug and other iurnl-
tgre aud will until the 22d Scptcmbcr next, leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFIERNooN:
At .ix instead of four o'clock-thua atordlng pas
senior, 3ui shippers two hours more III Baltimore,
An! arriving 1T Point Lookout anu h!nsale at
more convenient hours in the morning. Return
iuy the Columbia will leave RllcyS wharf, wash
;uston, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
ak and Alexandria ut seven o'clock, calling AT
ell the usual ,:oppin. places going ana returning
10 land aud receive passengers and freight.
Since the COLUMGlA has been enlarged, II
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
allitions 10 her usual freight. shippers there
fore having large lots Of guano. pig iron, and 9TH
egireigat can have them carried by special agree
mont. on terms mutually advantageous, on apph-
cation 10 the following agents.
CHAS. WORTHINGTOS, Baltimore.
WHEAT Il BROTHER, Alexandria,
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JAMES RECTOR sMpor. joHE fLhhl
C1MOOT PERRY. dealers IL j ! N b + Il,
= NAILS, LIME, CENhN and tALClNhD
PLASTER, No. 10. SouIH UNioN STREET, ALEX-
..nr., Y ap 27-ly
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~ YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE

He ELEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of
this Institution for Boarding and Day Scholars,
will lie opened On MONDAY, SErMENgER 18th.
In It's prcscut location, No. So Prince Street,
greatly Increased accommodations III the several
departments are afforded.
Information res rcclrg the Discipline, Course Of
Study. &C.. may be had on applicatioN 10
SYLVESTER SCOTT,
ana 1l-co2m fSratl Principal.