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RERkELEY SPRINGS, VIEGINIM

This WATERING PLACE is sit Rated n Morgan
county VIRGINIA two and half mile, from 4
Ohio u abroad, 100 miles west of Baltimore lE.I
From the first of June until the first CT Octob-r,
visitors arriving on tae trains will fad Good
This is the only southern Watering Place which
is connected with all tho principal Citie- tho
ar d Steamboats, and which, situated in q hi Oh and
heathy mountain district Is only i've hours distant
from baltimore six from W aahington- and ten from
There is also telegraph communication from the
Springs, with all the principal Cities East and
West. The Improvements an extensive and ele-
CANT.
TfAkIFk aaa fsSFf ss1sty S sffffE
The Gentlcmen's Pool is sixty feet long and con.
tains 80 coo gallons .--
The Hotel will accommodate Eve hundred per-
and is fitted up with eyery attention TO Sub
stantial comfort is lighted with gas. and is fur
nished with Hair and Spring Mattresses. About
one half of the rooms arranged in suits of
three and four, expressly for the convenience Of
families. 81 .n- trsf-
high reputation for more than century. Its nat
ural temperatuRefs - deg. Fahrenheit, and long
experience has tested its efficacy disorders
ofwhch the following may be mentioned Dsrange-
ment of the stomach with impaired APPETITE and fee
BILE digestien; Gravel and irritt OF the Bladder;
males; Chronic Diarrhoea, Brenehitis and local
Paralysis. In rheumatism the Bath is considered
specific, and persons suffering IRON o Long resi-
dence in warm low and damp climates, viii gener,
ally find it o complete restorati!e. ts--f
Gentlemen wishing to spsna the he, summer in the
every facility for health and pleasure that and
": sKs as's fs opened the A
Passengers leave baltimore by tao Baltimore and
Chic Railroad for Sir John 5 Run, at 9 a. u. aGi
For particulars aPpiy to the undersigned at tn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE
L NRWRR
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

FiTS-A Sure Cure for these distressing COM
,n.-pialnts Is nov made known in a Treatise on
IlTs-t2reign and Native Herbal preparations,
-.-pablished by. Dr.. o. Pc lLPS BRO WIN.
FITs-Tfe prescription was fu Inished him In sSoh
$3.50 proyidential manner tn at he cannot con.
flTs-scientious,y refuse 10 M axe it Known a. it
F,rs-hhas cured everybody who has used 1t, never
s-sure in cases of Pits as o. Dy spepsia: ana the
fITS~insredients may be obtained from any
r.-druR sist Gent free to all on receipt of five
FlTS-cents to prepay po!tage, etc Address Dr..
v,r.-o. PHILIPS BROWN, No. 10 Graud street,
FITs-Jerssy City. N. J. js % st
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~ II \ + A l. A

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CNRIYALLEn
FURNI URE POLISH
For bringing out the brilliancy of Yarnish
Restoring old furniture to its original lustrr
Removing dark spots. stains and dimnc-s from all
Vanished surfaces &c.
For sale at BARRY'S Furniture Stosr 81 Lou
isiana ay., bet 9th and 9TH sts. Ie2s-bt.
FOURTH OF JULY SPORTS.
4 purse Of 500 for double teams az
will be trOtted over the ANHOA
ISOLATION COURSE. ~NS
Mile heats best i'll s. by three Of the fastest teams
in Washington.
Dorsey enters G. q. Sazarac'arid T. G. Hector.
owner enters b. III. Lady Brichtw0od and br M
Norma; P. Mehrlins enters br IN. Belle of Balti-
more, and b. Q. Uncle sam.
Same day purse Of 500, mile heats best 3 in s,
TO harness.
J. Hone,ley enters b. m Mary Washington; p.
Mehrlng enters hr, g: Kate Mitchell; A Dorsej
enters r. g. George Nelson.
Trot to commence at q clock.
Jc =. MFHELING 4 Go, Prosrf'rs
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RETIRkED

Gen. mu11y President Johnson's Military
secretary, mes returned to the city from Ph1ia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

TIL UNDIsIGNED RlsPloFFULLY AN
nouncts to the ciEixena OF Washington that he
has oIsned, chop on the corner cf 9Th and L
street Iorfh. and 70 prepared to maru fact ell
ssnas VI TIN WARE. at short notice and in tho
ReoEn g. Guttering. and spoutins promptly a.
Kepairipg done With neAtness and ;spstea
Aa work warranted as represented. . . --".
Yermf strictly cash.
Js1fats sIilIA ~ So .OS.HEf .Lff.
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TRN GLORY or MAN 10 srRBN9TH.-
should a s.s s;Sssst
BVCGVs ssG = @EtsezE 4 49,. UAr 8-Sa
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by its endorsement in Dayiss hand writing
that he only wanted to be satisfied that this
system Of al son and murder could be carried
on by his agents in the norsh successfully and
without detection. With him il was not .
crime to do those acts, but only C.ina to be
detscted In them. The intercepted letter OF mis-
agent, Clement g. Clay, dated at st, Cathe-
anhas W aa al lisa y an
had attempted, and suggestion made through
j. p. BENJAMIN. rebel Secretary Of State, Of
I the "cheIaical preparations" efficient. =
1t only remains TO be seen whether Davis,
the procurer Of arson and of the Indiscriminate
murder of the innocent and unofending neees.
| OF endeavoring to procure, and In fact did pro.
| cure, the murder, by direct assassination, Of
| the President OF the United States, and others
charged with the duty Of maintaining the
pressing the rebellion In which this arch. traitor
I and conspirator was engaged.
I The official papers OF Davis, captured under
| the guns OF our victorious army In bis rebel
| capital, identified oeSend question or shadow
| otooubt, and placed upon your record, together
/ with the declarations and acts OF his cocoon
| spirators and agents, proclaim to all the world
l that ne was capable Of attempting TO accom-.
/ plish bis treasonablA procnratiop Of the % az.
| Of the United States, 81 the hsnaz Of nired Is
I In the fall OF 1864, lieut. W. Aston address Sc.
I TO "his excellency'a a letter Lox before tna
1 Court, which contains the folio wing words -
4 .Inow offer you ny services, and il you will
Il favor me In my designs, will proceed, as socr
4 ss my health will permit, TO rid N ylcountry
of some of her oeadliest epem iesv by strtktni
at the very hearts blood OF those who GEEK e
disnop CRADLE having such atendea cy. VI gS a. ~
4 Is there any room TO doubt that this Was
y proposition 20 ate, by the hand Of thi
man and his associates, such persons in tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

%NOTI0E,-Persons holdine tick cts for th =
w ooneert OF the children Of the House Of
settlement without delay to THOMAS +. LLOYD
Treasurer. AT 18th street. ia "a. at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26

General Carl Schurz's official report Of his
recent tour through the States Of South Caro-
lina Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and
Louisiana, laid before the President few days
ago and sent to Congress, has been published.
It isan elaborate document, giving his views OF
the condition of the States lately in rebellion,
and Of the feeling Of the people, white and
black, and is generally adverse to lifting the
hand Of federal power from off those States at
present The intimations are shat the larger
class Of the wkite people in the South are led
bv politicians now outvardiy complying with
what is required for an ulterlor purpose, though
admitting that the ablest men truly accept the
situation. In beginning this report General
Schurz says the President Informed him thar
his policy Of reconstruction was merely txperI.
mental, and that he would change it if the eS
pertinent did not lead to satisfactory results
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
PRESENTS, TOYS, SC

JOHN A. GEIB, No: 115, King street, has
lust received, and offers for sale, 8 large ass0rt-
n1ent Of TOYS AND FANCY ARIlCLES,
for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, consisting III
part Of
Albums, Pocket Books, Card Gases, and Wal
lets. Perfumery Cologne Water, Night Isl loom
in Ccreus, Jockey Club, Millefowor, Musk,
hair oil, Scented Oils Soaps, German and
French Toilets, Wax Sets, Porcelain and CEina
Babies, Doll Heads, Music Boxes, Guitars,
Italian Violins, Pearl inlaid Rosewood Guitars,
Flutes and YiGlins, Fine FRENCH a keys ? cGor,
dians. Ebony and Rosewood Pearl inlald
FIutinas and Accordcans Of all kinds, F1asolets;
Flutes Clarionets, Rubber Air Bal SoIic2 and
Colors Parlor Balls, plain and painted, M!lps
and Toys, Magic Lanterns Drums and t1ie>,
Tuck, Buffalo, Rcdding, Long and other combs,
Percussion Caps, Drinking CuTs and tlaSk5,
Fishing Tackle, Fancy Purses. Spectacles,
ThimbIcs. Shawl Pins. Ladies Work Boxes,
Rosewood, Ebony, 3iahogony Papie A5chlG
Satin Lined, Peal !nlaid: and ovher fn2 Work
Boxes. Ladies Fans. Pearl, Agate, Glass and
let DRESS Buttons, Pins Needles, Hooks and
Ewes, Suspenders Wri&tl&ts, Belts, bags &nd
Satchcls Stationary, Toy. Drums, Irumpets,
Whistles, Duglcs, Rattlcs, lin TOYS, Donnoes,
Cbildren's Games, Dutch and Chine*e. ERE
Works, Crackers, Torpedoes Pen hnlfes, &C.,
ali Of which will be sold at the lowest rates.
1or 1p-nCHW&T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26

END or A PROLONGED LITIGATION. La the
Washington Circuit Court on Saturday, the
case Of Emily T. Wiley VS.. Marshal Brown and
others, was brought to determination ly yer
dict il favor OF Mrs. Wiley The last trial has
occupied the court for more than month past:
But three previous trials had severaliy occupied
probably equal tims and labor, with no result,
but failure of the jury to agree on a verdlct.
The parties being among our best known c1tl-
zens, and the amount,,of property involved be-
ing very considerable, this prolonged and seem
inely interminable controversy. had become
tiresome to the public, who-probably 10 com
mon with all parties and counsel concerned =
will rejoice to learn that the matter IS ended at
last Nat Intelligencer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
The HOLIDAYS.
1QRR DIARIES FOR 1QGG
lCUOFOR SALE AT FREN CHI SlCOO
BOOK AND STATION AIRY STORE,
No. lO4 King street.

NO. IOi AluS SII0ot
The finest assortment ever offered III this mar
ket. Just opened, Steroscopes and Steroscopic
Views, a large and we'll SELECTED stock, embra;7
cling the gems of American, English, Swiss and
Scotch Scenery beautifully colored groups,
Illuminated Views, Statuary, views on glass,
views in Paris, Rome, Venice, Naples, Alpine
Scenery, &C., all most appropriate for Christ
mas presents.
A large lot of Juvenile Books for the holi
days, just opened
4 large as ortnlcnt of fne Work Boxes, in
Rosewood and Leather Writing Desks, Reti-
cules, Etgue Boxes, Fine Morocco ,TraZelling
Bags, Backgammon Boards, Chess Men, Photo
graph Albums, Pocket Books and Portmonaies,
Dominoes, Cold Pens and cases, Sc.
{, ;::. vc smother - oc TT-.'n2 ? KS r.
use in the Presbyterian Church, all sizes, in
fine Velvet and Turkey Morocco Binding; 81
bles, Prayer Books and Poetical Works, all de-
sirable for Christmas presents.
Almanacs for 1861 large assortment-Far
mer' 3, ;Housekeeper's $, Old franklin and Hagers-
town, by the dozen or gross.
dec IS GEORGE Z. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SN ON DEN, Sc

s mg~ g~OFFICE-GAzETTR BUILDING, Prince
street, near Fairfax.
m>TERMs OF SUBCRIPTIoN-Sixty cents
per month or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
in advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26

y7OR THE HOLIDAYS.-Port, Sherry md
h lMaderia Wines, Champagne, CALIFORNIA
Wines Angelica, 'luscatel, &c. Old Rye
Whiskcy. bourbon Whiskleey, Branoles' ,{q;n' H!n'
Santa cruz Rum, Jamaica Rum, Scotch " his
kew Absinth%. Cuaco and other Cordia]SS;-
Btters. BIZ &c. &C. by the bottle quantiitH For
sale by 6hoSVE o1 u. -.esa-a w 49, ctrao+
dec 4-6w 81 ana u cameron oOl 00'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26

At the anniversary Of the landing Of the !!
Pilgrims, in New Y York, Senator Lane, OF i9alz M
ana, in the course Of his speech before the NEW New
England Society, alluding to the great qteIs1 les
tons Of the hour, endorsed the policy OF tine the
President and contended that his views we're '7
substantially in harmony with those that Will
guide the action of Congress.
It is reported that Colonel O Mah9ney mas las
received IA despatch from Stephens, the lr;sh 81!
Head Centre, calling for prompt and 9s1slRRe We
action by the Fenians The crisis is sa'd TO DC
hear at hand.
Tits nronosed to propel the street cars on
the AbanYp purp and West Troy track by the use o. Of
compressed air to be supplied to reservoir OIL 10
each car from great reservoir at each e6nnob [erm
nus. tits said that a car can carry enougm oear
comnressed m 81 air air to move it ten miles at proper
rate speed, I and that it can be run at o0s'
Of two dollars and fifty cents per day. n D
Commodore Vanderbilt of Ne" snd aoIh' Others, rs
Parks, of Bennington ,nd ermd111;;, line M from New
York to Montreal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
Medical
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S
BLOOD PURIFYING
A ND
P UR 6 A TIV 3 Fl E Z = =

In Pills end Poagdegs,)
TasHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agent.
i as yet known, have been most succ cessfulls
used for over quarter Of 8 century in Europe.
and for the last4 years, also, in this country
and are particularly efficient in the cure Of aE
chronic diseases. No one should dispair o. !55tl
cured without first trying them. No fenl:{ !
should be without them, for by their timely rs
much sickness can be prevented. They are IL:
ported direct to this port by the undersigned
and their purity, efficacy and safety c&n h@ -
lied upon with g>erfc.. ,:@.!&s:..r:.S:.
The following aro some 0f the dise4se3 1;4;:@
a&va hoan permanently removed h7 S'''~ .7o.''
Tetter.
Lilll.riAl.L..s~.
81 the bowels,
cunsuin p5iOn in IT,
5arly stages, headache,
*sthma, cough, sore eyes,
Ocl<jaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
tra1np cholic, catarrh, pain II the
oreast and sides, Deafness nervousness,
spotted fever, ehills and fever, ague, ope1
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rileurn1 e.
cer slrofula, jaundice, tapeWorln, 2ii"
liousness. eruptions Of the Skin, bcSej|
aomp1aint, langour, gout, dIox;5g
arysipelas, worms, cholc. piles,
1iarrhooa, hoaG5noss} swell.
;ngs, bloatings, blooG7
and white Hux dy8,
antery, costl7I-
ness, mes
sles, &C.
Full directions accompany o<s<: r:.''' g.
Imported and for sale bg.
JULIUS DIENEI4T: -:,:.>:..
g4s Prince st., below Washington 80,
FIR sale by most Druggists. jan st
~ T,Tr r., ,1ttt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26

n E M 0 ' A l.
W.. herewith, take pleasure to inform our
custome ers, and the public in general 1 thaS a. we
have removed from No. 13O, to no; 2zz, h1ng
street, between COLUMBUS and AtrSa T1gfe rs
offer our entire stock of BOOTS AND oHGho
from now until the first Of January, at redue
ton of Is per Ct, which will give chance TO
every one to secure good bargains; O. M =.
No222, King ST., bet. Columbus and Alfred
dec 9-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
xYTHEELWRIGHT& & BLACKSMITHING

We, the undersigned hereby give notice to
the public that having established the above
business at West End, arc prepaIed TO- to receive al4
orders in that line, such as NEW WOhA, ana
repairing Carriages and Wagons,
All kinds Of Agricultural implements made
f Particular attention given to Horse Shoeng,
All orders executed with neatness and dis
G, HULFISH,
dec 22-eo2n GEO. W. ROAT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26

EDWARD EVERETT, appropriating magnifi-
cent conception OF Daniel Webster, says IN al
lusor to Christmas day. ''The christmas an
them, beginning at Jerusalem, in the Church
Of the Senuchlre of our Lord, travels with the
star that Stood above His cradle, from region
to region. from communion to communion, and
from toneue to tongue, till it compasses the
land and the sea, and returns to melt away
unon @ the the sides Of Mount Zion.'' Following
the es sun ma and Keeping company with the hours
ssthe SONG Of the angels who hailed the birth
of our Lord, is repeated by the myrlads OF Ills
followers all round the globe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26

nIssoLUT1oN. partner:h}ip heretofole e. eH for
~ existing undeF 7Sf5 CT Asd1y dSyyoysd q 0f1 b1
m11tual consent. The books are for the present
At the old stand, No 170 King street Eltner LII E4
narner is authorized to settle the business the
firm. nODGBr ODG1n = W00D
de 14-1rn hObhhI L. "OOO
N1OTICE.-All persons indebted to the ate
~ firm Of Ashby g. Wood, are respectfully
REQUESTED to settle their accounts without 14ro M
ther delay. It being necessary to close up tn the
business the books will in short time De pla-
ceo III o'il0l A"''~'' r. S. ASHBY.
dec 14-1m 4. -. NO01- WV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
REV. A. H. H. BoYD.-This distinguished

Rev. A. H. H. BoYD.-This distinguished
Presbyterian clergyman, who died at Win
chester, Va, a few days ago, was born near
Martinsburg, in 1914. In early life he went
to the University of Edinburgh, Scotland
Here it was his pleasure to attend the lectures
Of such men as the distinguished DR.. Chalmers
and Sir William Hamilton His first sermon
was preached in DR.. Chalmers chapel, in
Edinburgh. He subsequently returned to his
native land, and entered upon bis first charge
Of the church at Leesburg and Middleburg,
Va February 1898. Ho wos ca1!ea TO +he
Church in Harrisonburg, Va, Decent Der, lS4o,
where he remained until be accepted the call
to Winchester March, 1912; which pastorate
Of over twenty three years, was terminated
only by his death Pending his charge of the
church in Winchester, he received and declined
the following charges, viz: To the church in
Washington city, Richmond, St. Louis, Phil
adelphia, Alexandria, Baltimore and Indiana
polls. For the LAST fifteen yearsit was his rule
to preach three sermons every Sunday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

NNIHEREAs The Cemnoa Coancl OF the City Of In
w dianspols in session August 25ib, lss, adopted
the following resolution:
Whereas, In the opinion OF the Council danger exists
from dogs running az large of the extension of Hydro
phobis; therefore. belt
Resolved, That the Mayor aud ne s hereby drecied
10 ssue his proclamation against dogs running al large,
for sixty days, according the provisions of ie ord-
nsnce on thst subject.
Thersfoe the gned Mayor Of ssiG city II pur
aanee OF such direction issses this proclamation,
der1ns and requiring all peons owning and hsTosrfng
sny animal OF the dog kind econne the same Tor sixty
days from and after the first day of September 1885, By
good and sufficient 70 his her house house,
stsre yard to prevent the FROM biting or being
bitten by other animals, 10 cause Toe 10 ne
eurely sse carefully muzzle1.
All persons falling 20 comply with the foregoing re-
ereents are liable TO be fined twenty dollars, and !,
awfsl for any person 20 kill and s the duty of The
policemen 20 Kill, ali sogs found runnins al large without
wearing muzsle As above mentioned.
Witness my signature, and the sea- % said ely, ms
9oth csy cf Angass, 1860
suSl-du J. GAVIN, hayer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS or TIE ST
OF INDIANA.
I'd L Il o G { O Il - /.

ID 1 l. . Q O Il g.
Hon. JOSEPH z. MCDONALD, Indsrap Dlis Iudiasa
JOHN K. CoFFR0rH Huntington. Indians.
WA. DALK, New York City.
" JOSEPH w. NEwLLN, Attica, indiana.
- JOS. RlSTINE, Covington, Indiana.
z NJ MCDONALD, Covington, Indiana.
Z" DAVID WEBB, Coyngton, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
aCard TO Invaiia..

Clergyman. while ssidins In South America, as q
ussi en.ry discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Care n Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole trsin Of dis
orders brozsht on BY baneul and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted By desire 70 benefit the afflicted aud unfoitu
aais will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine IN sealed envelope 90 any who needs 81,
Tree Of Charge
Pleas. nclose post paid envelope addressed to your
self. Address, JOSEPH 7. lNhAN,
sep9-dly Station d, Bible House, New York City.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE (!
LOUIS LANG,
% south Meridian Street,

SENTINEL BUILDING.l
VxPoRIER on RBIxK AND CHAMPAGNE WIyDo,
u otATc Ant Cognise Brslcis< HolixD< Gin. JsDaSss
Hum snc Cordials As0 dealer IN C.tswba vines, osxn
and spsTklin< of the met sPp-0vct hrxnts B~crtoo
whisky; Peach Brandy, CstGvba Brandy; ssock Ais.
Porter and Beer and Bitiers Of various kinda hess
tiees al ocered Tor A.s by the bottie isrgss
Quantities C5sly RAfas iae for sale o. drdbgA
IHP0KrRD CIGARS and TOBACCO. % the ehssesst
brsDds- will be kept constantly On hand
THavlns ffied up BsAi es.seisnn1ss' = AID sess-
ing for sale only pare articles and 81 the beat asA,
fs subscriber hopes 10 receive, a. he socits fsrsl
shsre az the patronage - the pusisv
nsrI7.dsf LOUIS LANG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
BOARD HORSES,
LAW SCHOOL.
LAW SCHOOL.

yIyHR NEXT SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL or
l the Northvestern Christian University, at Ind-
anapolis will commence the frFt Monday cf December
and continue four months
The Professors OF this Instit David Nc
Donsld, LII. D. Z. e District Jadge for this State Hon
Charles A. Ray one Of the Judges ef the Supreme Court
OF Indiana, and Hoa Albert c. Porter late Reporter Of
the supreme Court Of Indiana The character ef these
gentlemen as lawyers give sufficient sssursnes that the
school will be conducted ably and efficiently.
The Course Of Instruction will embrace annual
sessions Of fprr months each The object - TO give TO
every Student such training In The various branches
of the Common Law and Equity 10 the Code Of Practice
and Pleading In Constitutional Law, and In the yurs
prudence Of tie United States 10 enable him 20 enter
on the practice successfully. Instruction Will be given
BY day lectures and recatons in Tho Text Books and
weekly Meet Court
The tuition Is s7j per session, payable Ia advance.
This embraces all fees .xcep; he dpions fee which
e..
For further pAr caIArs, address Hos David Mcdonald
AZ indianapolis ELIJAH GOODWIN.
ssp72. dim Pres. Board Directors, y. ". c. l.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Chamber, An Rsssy Of Warn.
ing AndInstruetiOn for Yorng Men Also, and re-
liable Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
systens-ssn; free, in sealed envelopes. Address Dr.
sEILIIN HoUGHToS. Howard Association. Philsdel-
phis, Pa spr4-d&wly