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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-17

We congratulate every Union man upen
the auspiciOus turn that events are averyH
where takipR-all tending TO prove that this
atrocious rebellion is at its last gasp. The
victory At Fort Henry was an important
event, as showing the military proWess Of
eur troops; but it does not, in our Judgment
equal in importance the discovery made by
the gun boats, that all along the Tennessee
River, from Fort Henry to Florence, Ala
bams, instead Of it's being an inroad into q
hostile country, the expedition was every
where greeted with smiles of rejoicing or
tears Of Joy, ard that the sight Of the old
flag was bailed with rapture as the omen of
deliverance from an exocrable tyranny. So
will 1t be wherever that conquering banner
is borne, for the delusion of the simple has
been dissipated, and the schemes of the de-
signing have been blasted. The American
heart yet lives in the South, and its pulse ia
beating with indignation at the suggestion
that republican institutions must be aban-
doned, and monarchy arise from its ruins.
Upon that rock Secession must die. The
nation, through travail of hundred years
and more, grew up to the stature Of freedom.
1t will take thousand years in the descend
ing scale before it gets back to the abiect
idea that man 10 incapable of self govern
ment, and is born to serve q hereditary
ruler.
In Kentucky that stone of stumbling
against which the rebellion, in an evil hour
for itself, precipitated its followers every
thing indicates that the rebels are either
voluntarily falling back upon Nashville, or
that they will be driven out OF the State with
immense slaughter. We think that the de-
mand from Nashville for help can not be re.
sisted, and however unmilitary the move
may be, the rebels will be compelled to
gather around Nashville for its protection.
But il will not avail.
side of the mountains, the latest intelligence
from Burnside's expedition is one bright
blaze OF glory. If Virginia and the Con-
federate States do not see the handwriting
on the wall, it is because they are struck
with more than judicial blindness.-FTGnk-
fort Commonwealth, February 15.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-17

Be neither ashamed of yoar religion, nor
a shame toit.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-17

WEEKLY PRBes NOW ABADH,
lining the News OF the Week, both ForeigN
d, up 10 the hour Of going 70 preas.
j st the O0untipGFNom Prtoa Z sont1.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-17

County, indiana, 2S miles from Win
he county seat Price, 500 cash, or
acre, one quarter down, balHrc- IN long
full particulars, apply TO J. TODD 25I
Cincinnati felt "
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LOST.

sS5 REWARD!-On Sunday night,
4 Smith and John, on Lnugwortb, or in
tDrhood, a SILVER WATCH. The finder
4 the above reward by leaving it at the
Icy, RANKIN & co, corner Elm and
fel7-b%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-17

LF-AT A GREAT BARGAIN--A
Sproved Sarm in OermOnt Co ohio,
from so TO 100 acres, situated twelve
Of Cincinnati, aud one ana = half mi les
batavia Turnpike. For further partic-
/ ire of u. IL. b. COFFIN, No. 10 East
II of EMOR JOHNSON, near the prem
iAl6-XA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-17
CORNS,E ETC.
ABSOLUTE REMOVAL OF
CornS and BunionS.
Instantaneous and Emoaoious
Cures,
WITHOUT CUTTING. PAIN Oh BLEEDING

DY Err. RANDALL, ANATOM1CAL
- Professor Of the Pathology OF the Human Foot
and author Of Practical Observations on the Causes
Nature and Treatment OF COrns, buniOnF, etc. He.
can be consulted for the remainder OF this week:
once No. 90 Fourth-street, over H. o. ASF-
dress Store.
coTns, which Is done by chemical process, CO osinG
the corn to rise iRstantaneOusy from the t3ot;
Thousands OF certificates, freely gwen by ladies
anO gentlemen upon whom he has oeerated. are Tor
the Inspection and satisfaction OF those requiring
Terms, SO seots and 81 per corn. HsurS, 10 to
II, Ito A and TO p. III, a.
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ICTACHM ENT-BhF0RE @. r..
bELMARN, a Justice Of the Peace OF Oin,
,TowDship, Hamilton Oouny, Ohio.-J:
PIN VS. William Jones On the % day Of
Ia, 1861, said Justice issued 40 order II at
|,fendant, for the sum Of thirty eight doi-
mir ety. four cents 1888 94), and said cause
lhearing on the 18th day of January, A ID,
J, CHAS WOLFF.
December 9, 1861. dele cTu
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pair Of Gold Spectacles
n paper Case. For which liberal re-
paid If returned to JAS. GUM Ming,
4annison Houae feiT-c"
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III WBOM 1T MAY gONOBhN.-
icstion will be made 10 His Exeelieney,
rnoT Of Ohio, for the pardon OF yepsOn
ge, sentenced 70 the Peniteutisry Of ohio
m Of three years, for the crime of lurg-
ihe Hon. A. G. W. Carter, Judge of the
common Pleas Of said county, at the June
reOf, 1891
ser 8, 1861. deA cTu"
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ALE-SOME EXCELLENT LAND-In
Would pay part cash and balance IN
small farm near Cincinnati, Address >.
lflce. nOzS u
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BRACELET - Yesterday afternoon, q
Ipk Bracelet; has the word Hattie" en-
fhe inside The finder will be liberaliy
ID leaving 1t at this office. fel5-bf
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gUPlRIOR CouRT.

Beresford Us. Neff's Executors. Alter be-
ing six days engaged in the trial of this case,
the jury disagreed, and were discharged by
Judge Coffin.
The case of contempt in the matter of
Sam. Virgins, was postponed after being
partly heard.
THE FoRT DoNELsoN VIoroRY.-When the
news Of the Federal victory was announced
in Room No. of the Superior Court, cheers
were given again and again by permission
of Judge Storer, who appointed Messrs.
James Riddle and Mills committee to pre-
pare suitable entry to go on the minutes.
A RAT.TAn WAoER.-A few days since a
couple of enterprising butchers in Deer
creek Valley made a wager that the one
having secured the least number of rat tails
by the 22d inst should furnish q supper for
party of twelve. We are not advised, but
we presume rat. tail soup will be the princi-
pal dish. Shot guns, pistols, swords, Knives
clubs, dogs, high water, traps, stones and
exterminators, are all brought into reuuisi-
ton. A continual rattle of musketry is kept
up, and the shouts of rat hunters enlivens
the classic shades of that usually quiet val
ley.
A huge sign is stuck up on the slaughter
house, "Cssh paid for rat ttsils." Ask man
for a chew Of tobacco, and he will pull out
same hand. A youngster stepped into a
leading store, and inquired for thresd-was
shown it-"How much a spool2" give
cents" Youngster plsnks down a rat. tail
and disappears with the thread. Gall right, u
says Jones, and throws the tail in his safe
with a hundred others. A father and sor
happen to be arrsyed on opposite sides-old
man "holes" rat in apie Of boards-young.
eter waits at end while old man "goes for
the rat-rat darts out and youngster lays
him out with his club, cuts off his tail, and
laughing says, "You amt 30 sharp as you
think J you are, old man p Water raises arouut
the slaughter house, and an enterprisine
boatman trees fifty or sixty big fellows, ant
| got them all. Deercreek youngsters drive
brisk trade with contrsband rat. tails at fivt
| cents piece.
1t is thought several thousand rat-tail
| will be the result Of the hunt. What guam
titles of grain and provisions will be saveC
through the hunt, and what glorious tim
will be realized at the supper. The exter
mination of the rat tribe is good work
and we say go on in the good cause.
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|tALE-OR TRADE-The advertiser has
'Sn lot in Xenta, Ohio, 5OX 100, which he
IN for cash, or would trade for piuno OF
"a bargain. Address 3. W., Press Office.
lnO2g,tfl
llALE-One-half or the VIII de OF one Of
lest printing offices in Indians. LOoa-
TYPE good and patronage very fair. For
5, address PRINTER, Press Once.
GnO29 II
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PATENTED FEBRUARY IA, 1860.
sales-rOOm, 100 West Fifth-st.,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
The Empire Sewing Machine is Exempt
from All these Objections.

It has a straight needle, perpendicular actio1.
maies the L0Ck or SHUfTLk SriTOH. which
will neither RIP nor RAYEL and is alike on both
sides performs per feet sewing every description
OF material, from lea her to the finest NRnsoGk
muslin, with cotton. linen or silk thread, from the
coArsest 10 the finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the
least possible friction, it smooth glass;
and Is EN- mpha ticRlly
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kA-SITUATION-By young lady.
Ies to make herself useful in pleas
Han do all kinds of sewing and is COM
H sewing machine. Would not object
patton to learn to feed cylinder. press.
lIA, Press office. fel5-o
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IT1D-Old furniture to neatly repair and
hiIood order, at No. $50 Eighth. street,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-17

lED-A gentleman desires TO rent a
}, containing seven or eight rooms, with
,Om and other cOnveniences, within five
tutes' walk of the Post.oifice say be.
ltb and Ninth and Walnut and Central
I on or close to some street railroad.
4 Press Office. felo-Df
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H4D-B RDING-Any respectable
: Wishing TO board one or two young
H-class sewing machine, can have an
sy addressing Postofiice Box I5O,
s,and location. fel5-bf
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WANTED.

D-TO RENT OHEAP-Two or three
Ltable FOR small family within ten
res walk Of the corner Of Fourth and
ADDRESS, stating terms and location. E.
ltce. fel7-bt
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-
For Incidental expenses Of the quartSrtnAsteTs
department three hundred sIxty-hVS thousand ard
thirteen dollars and eighty ceilis.
two million two hundred aud ty.tyur thousand one
hundred and Oighty-SiK dollars and dghty-One
e0ut8- -
For transportation Of ofHeers' baggage, aitSon
thousand three hundred and EiHty-ssTen dOllar1.
For purchase Of Dragon horses, tU'O hundred aud
ninety-SeTen thOusand three hundred and thirty
i've dlolAu.
For clothing. camp and garrison equipage, one
million, three hundred Rne my thousand Ono hum
dreA and 6fty one dollars and thiTty-eight eanta
For current expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
thousand dollars.
For ordnance ordnance stoTeg, and supplies, lnclu
ding horse equipments for all mOunted troops, fOuE
hundrrd thousand dollars.
For manufaeture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars
For Increasing The manufacturing capacity Of the
national ArmoEy, any thousand dollRFs.
FOR P1rehase Of gunPoEder and lead, forty thou
Elnd dOIlAFA-
Per PeFehass OsArtnlSry horses, twenty-five thOu
End dolIArS
For hire Of quarter for Troops Of store houses O
the safe keeping Of military stores, Of grounds fp
| summer eAntonmentR, and for temporary hutS, on
hundred and 6fty-eight thousand two hundred ans
etshty-three dolIars and eIghty-One sents.
Sec s And be Il further enacted, That all AppTu
pE1tonS and an prOTisiOns Of law herein containe'
applicable TO three year, volunteers shall apply
two yeATs Tolunteerss and all other volunteers VIII
hare been may be received into the service Of til
United States fof period exceeding three month";
Approved, July II, 1851.
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Az ACT rO prSViSe SSr Tho paynuat q tAs niiti.
Al V0luafsers called tHt9 Tia slrVicS q ths CEk
tel SbAfes, IVA tie tine tksy uer0 eaIlad iato
ssryies = he ShrtiSEh Ay q Jgna. ssEhIssa hRn-
drea and siTfy-oas.
De It elArfed By tie Senate AID Hozss q Rspre-
~eztAtiyeG q The UEited SGkfss q Ansrra "a Coa-
Eres asssable4 ThAt Is;rs Be Ald hsTeby d GPPrO-
fEia1o4 cat a any asooEy IN the TreoSlFy no( eth
eESiss appropriated The % Eve mfllios5 asVea
hSBdrSd AID sky the7.Ana doll8rE, q - nueA
fhREOof - Ray be Eees1Fy, u cable tie Govern
meat 10 pay the militia AID volunteers eAIea into
RsETice a the Tinted SEaGsa, bel1S An adai4iozAi
GHoanT required Er the EseAl year sD5lng June
thiETisEh, SlFkEpSa EuBarO3 End SxEy-oaA
Apa-pve4 Jaiy Il, lSSi
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- lltlssz-zzEs5sSzz%&@

A. -
OS and AissE he 1S,h q APril. Issl, ths pas.eB-
" ger TT=tns MI be run As fsglCvs- viz:
HE EIpGcss TrAin leaves Wheeling eAly except
Sundays Al 10 A NJ BsaWcod a; lo=So A. N GrTiv-
tuE II BAltHoTe At $40 A. N ooane-tine with tie
ETTress train for Philadelphia New York Bossoa
Ad AL thu EhsseEn e3fies- leAyirE A. sis n Ar
rlTss At " Ashinstoa NJ So a N making earE con
staa With the southern lines for AL TarIS q the
south Ihis train stofs a. The PEinciIAI slarioaF
from wheeling TO CumbtE4An6
Returning. leaves BAltimors a. SIS P. NJ Ana
Washington City Al As P NJ Arriving q Beuwood
Al . A. ". AID " heeling az A " making dirrct
eoEhectian viii the EEreETAin f1r AL raEfs q de
Wet Southwest and NogfAEesI- This train Efcpl
Suly 11T meals AID Wood aEa WAteE-
he Mail Train leares daily inel8diRE Sundays n;
e-Ss P N BGaEcoa ~ rs P NJ ami AEE5Tes in
GaffIH1oSe ~ $lS P X eSnrec1ine With the Nail
ina leaytzg foT Philadelphia NeH Yogk Boston.
and Al Eastern e5fiss S-fs P II ARRIVES Al WnE4-
tEf0r City so P NJ ocanectiuE UsGh The Solfl-
srn sst for AL raTtI q tie South This train Etzfs
"a theWes1 ed % Ehe rusd NozndFViie Caznsrol,
NhnuinEISn- WA;eE StAfioa EGsEEsdri ADD Graaaa
Returning leaves Baifiaso-e AZ 80 A n Wash-
tEE1ca Csty .; - A " and arrive At RsaU1sad II
ll-loP ". and wheeling =; lo-Ss p N eoaasetSnR
VIZ The ETp-l t-in fo- al yTfss f the Southuesi
est Had Northwest TAis frH2B Etoya ~ the prin-
opal G2ssiaas oIify.
rae HsS5D1at ED3 y heeiizg AreoEr.o-4AtScn ruus
aAily, sIetP; SrbGEyh- leaving P5einoEt At tao n
AID ATTiTes ~ hseaiEg ~ sac ? n
J B FoRn, Arunt.
W-P. SIXTH. Master Of TrAnsportAti5n.
L " Ce2E- 0sa1 Tdeket Aren't ApsO
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SEC. z And l,s il further euartea. Ihat sveryp sT
50 Who shA be aFPaiats assistant aymasterShalL
tEUACy-Oss yeaTs q age uor DoEs than EUenty-six
years: and that. pEoTi1Ga - his appointment, his
pAysSeal uleatal and DSr1 qpGliErSt5oos shAll h
Is4uired tnt9 ae4 AEor3h4y roPcrte1 uPol BY
boGrl u PayuaSesEs aPPIluFsl t5r that FsEPoss BY
he So1-SlAfy q tie Saw, And gb3sr EleA reEulS-
Lisas a he nay PCescEibe
81 s And be it tcEthor enacted. nat tie sunu-
Pay q assistant PNy1as1eEB aAGn b tSll0EA. VfEs
Va cary - ~ st tha aF61 AVE- yeArs Gter date Of
i've kl1dre4 dcIllrR.
o. Other duiy, tor the Ess Ave year, AfCr date Of
SolaGts2oa- ose tbS1SAnd daltAra; After ave yaGrS
irG5a dAfS Of eounissiOa, th0usAoa tEO ARhlrOa
o. lsaRS Of ahsenes o. waiting OrSsrS f,r tAs r,s
tive yeArs Eftsr date e eoaniSsioa, eIEhf huaarol
dallAEsS amer ave ySaEE fruIl 6AEe q coauisa coo
-thSulAaa doliaESs as1 HAsa aIfaeAeA 70 vssls or
"a eeES1ees eAea AyaGstsr tAaI es eatitiOd
see 4 An1 3 d fa-tasr enacted. NAT from AID
ziter tie pGHlgS e this ~ 10 o1llEAnaIlg o8osE
q aAg vGsel IN 1hs uAyy shan b required to pei
foEu tAs aatt0s 81 payRaStFr OF ASssfAnt Fayl,as-
ters aoa Thea EueA ol5ce EAall beeoSs VaeaHR, BY
Oath e. otAeWise IN ships - "a q "a Gorpien sr-
tioaA O. "a TIE PacI8e Gas q ne UnisSS SAFE
the aentsC os,ceE TTesaat nay rake acting ~
pOintnsat = any Ii PeF@oa 70 PsrSoCu the dGtiSs
ssAu EsTort Isl duty Any PeESon psrfSTnisg The
duties u FASHAS1oE assistant pAynAs1er il 0cc.
dAnes Uith this setiu (h1t not OterW5se1 EbAlI b
entitled - roeetTa Tie pay q such GTa3s WAflSl -
arIiSG.
So : Aud h IL farther enAsfsl Tat tash A.
ESf$Ef Fay1NElsE ElEAn EPoa his HPofu1meot. sntGr
int 6Oaas In 4As ADoaat q ten thl1saRi tiolhnrs
Gith Al lsaI8 two eao1 AID Eu6sezf sreuriEieA 81
ths fAithfsI peCElADoe u ks dufies aad thAt A.
EStast PayHaas1eEs shah have rank and PFOce8enoe
With assistant EuI seols DoS Fsssd, And thai Al aR-
pslAeats to al EAeAnc5Ss N IL coEIs Of payuE1s-
ter ShGu t-e m45S BY regular pEonSEioa frnnl he
fiEl e Assistant Fays1AS1erNl
Sc G ADa Be IL further o1Ar8ed, Nat within Gix
oa1es aite- She sxpEAti q the F-esent ins1EEeo-
fSsa Tie eoEIs q pAyBhkteFS And AsEisIAnG FAyzas
shah FE11DEed fka In,
in the ThSlA
Approved, July Il, $50
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OFFICIAL
LAWS OF THE UNITED SrArEs
Pasaoi II BLs Esra Sssl.a q - Thi4ty Ssu.atA
Cbas7-EEE-

IPCFuC-No.l.l
AN ACT % refund ana Fsait TIE datiss % Ans in.
ported By StaIOA
Be ii enscte4 By the senate as4 Hoes q RePrs-
selfhlfves q Tie CsiTea states ~ America in C1o-
greES Asembied ThKt tie Secretary q The TroASuEy
be aad &c i hsrthy aHIhurizsl and directed %
tRsd ard Teni2 the duties and flPosrs On Al ana
iuFaEfs9 iai9 the United SsAtgs siDoe The Arsf dAy
* Nay iAsC, o. Whieh nay be imported beSaCO the
ars$ DAY q JEuEary uGIt, ~ 81 fr The Aeeoant q
sHy State; Prsv6lsd the SscrsaAry q the Ers1EGEy
An Be EaSfEri thaI the aAi4 are inten6sd IN
sod SiEh. foE tie nse u tie treOpd q aay State
1hiek Z o. nav - unEAgr3 IA Aiding 70 S1pprsa
80 Gpersvss JAY 10, lssl.
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Deoeahar lSSJ 50 hr ~ thesauas ean or nay bs G
piled . III pEoVEioDs q thtsOet, And not iIngls
Gslt tAeToWith. are hsreb yEegiVed e. Fc-en8efea
SSe- IL And b it further enAeied That, 70 defFly
All the expenses that nay attend the execution Of
thls ael the e two hundred thousand dollAra
- u1cA thsroaf - nay b ueeeHslEJ, b And The
SanS = hereby Appreciated - Be PAiA cat Of any
DoaSy In TIE frOaSaIy nOl otherwise aPpToPristed.
Approved July l., 1851.
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en- E.'oaSsoS. WI. 5oaxson
G. W. JOHNSON & son,

manufacturers OF Copper, Tin aud
Sheet Iron ware.
HAVING AyAILKD OURSELVES OF ALL. ,r15E
- lnPEoNed fAsLhdes, We are better prepared SoI
ever g III ~ orLierS for any article ar Jori a.
me AnoTe linz ID eusiheSlsF WALES and Cond1ct,-
I91ae % order, Steamboat work done In 4 -SbStS
4rtiealAr attention TO thls hraueh 81 ~ ~
~ SaaEanSse satiEtAction In every pGrticnlST -
DeAieFS Ne can ofIeF induclmentI mi
SHahSt " found elseWhere. Oar stock Of VSnrS r
pete, sd the assortment isfall at ailtinss W.
~ SOCK Of thelatest and most apnF5ICl ~
- ~ - 'Nlla Wooa stoves on hand At an times,
g. ". JOHNSON 4 SON
- A.. No.1Tp Market Square,
- - g 81 = Wheeling Va
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
POUInn 1852.
LOCATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-sts.,

LOG TRD,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles.StG.
BALTIMORE, MD.
TTNHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
ring the lat two yeaS has It been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in.
eTeAanE nnmsSr Of students, representing nearly
It nOE oceHpies one Of the most conspicuous and
doErahly heated buildings In the city. The rooms
furnished
he Advantages AID facilities here offered to younR
sl desiring TO qualify themselves properly for tho
EAESoes dEtias Of the Counting Room, to obtain
1hS0aFA FaIaiedI BuFissFS EEneutioa generally are
gnGETas:ea in any particular, by any amilar estGb
FACULTYt
Elk. LOSIER
PrinspG-LectureT on the Science Of Accounta Com.
meree, BpGnsss Customs, etc.
J. NJ PHILLIPS,
PToss0T OF the Theory and Practice Of
and Oommerieal Calculations.
An'Oei.ts EFgfs:soE q Bookkeeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business ana Ornamental pspnnBsb,n
s I. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV- z TRATES REESE. D. D.,
Lecturer o. Commercial Ethios
TRUSTEES:
aOa- !ns 2 Keanedy, Hon. Joshua vansant,
Hon Hon thos sEAnn, Rm. II. Keighlsr, REq,
LhR College IS prOTiasa With = Commercial Library
q Standard Work. expressly for the use OF the Stu
- ssos.a. h..A ds.k to himself, and I, .sp.,
ms. bs:RE 3 yne.siaa during the year, STUDENT,
IhetinsasuEllyreq uiredtoeOuplets the alleourss,
DuIGEK b awarded TO All Graduates.
lArce And Beautifully OFpaIneuts,d Cireular eon
9lnla upl1rs 81 ~ e2uEEE TErT, representing the
ETtsTtor and Interior View Of the ColleEe VnTiol0
eSAracteEiSite deEignA penDNuEhlp &C. sent BY mail
fnse eT ehEFpe accompanied with fIi
PAFt'0alAEs- -Addre't K <. LOSIRR
Baltimore Nd.
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New Stock of Fine IPianoSS

VIE subscriber has lust rso.,v.3
~, que tianos, nom the cSlebrStr.i f.t, oSN .!
~ Z, Soas Boston, which Ior beanfS y, az
nor e Sny n t99S md eatty q toar, are sSp
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Bridal Presantn

SOLD SILVER NV.A.RE.
superior stock Of SILVER Ware- ~, \
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n - L9itefs, Silver salt Cellars ana su,oSS
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TRANSPORTATION
ETURNING TRIMS.

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Wheeling, Va
JOHN CHAPMAN, AEszf-
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