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not throw The 20 shl1lings Into lhc sea. He laid
them cut On rome tyzdes Or osher Whtre he would
not II they had been given TO The English rruwer
The trades on which these SUN. were lald oil NAV
not have been united oF 80 oatens1ble as to make
great elow. But thtis existence and t1e[s amount
are a. undouhted a. ever. To refuse taking them
into accaunswou!d be as great foolcry a. 10 DENY
tbst the nan who forged q hundred pound.banI-
notes, which neIer were uncovered 10 be lorEeres,
fractional part Of fafthiug the holder Of eac OF
Tie rotes IN circulation: THIS, then, I snccest,
matcs q balance to tr1de In the Aggregate: snd'
without It the pfossctIontsts would Be- a6lo to plcad
at you do not give n trade Ill thas you take away
from The protected Where, then. does the loss oy
When protection existed In this country. eyery
consumer got only hts quarter Of wheat for his 90
thihnGs; when L vas taken away, he cot bis quar-
Ter Of Wheat for 60 shines. md anythine 10 Ikea
bs.t for the othes 20. submit, therefore, that he
and Lost them in the other II Is ide consnnier'
not tradee IN the aggregate, tha. gains.
EOufs tfulv.
pe-D NJ.
, 1866-03-19

Inc present colaltlQn q lAc cllih Is well
calculated 10 arrest the attention OF every
thinking person. Tie PRESIDENT Of the GIFTED
! States and his partisaas constantly refer ii,
the Southern States In the same strain a,
thought in which thev would discuss the pay.
ticular condition OF the New England, West.
! cru or Middle states, studiouslY foreetiu1 O,
The fact that the former arr In state Of chsos
nnd the other In the highest condition OF or.
der and civilization. It Is true enough that
urder our form Of government all States, as
Ell citizens, are entitled to The same consider
alton, 50 long as they are not guilty OF
the violation Of its essential principles.
We do not depreciate Kansas because
1t Is less populous than Illinois, nor do we
dispnfagc New Jerscy on account OF Its In.
fcriority Of intellectual culture "a compared
with Massachusetts. But the Republican
principle, which apparently eschews MI il.
vld'ous distinctions, would obviously deg-ne.
rate from liberty into license, If States, in an
avowcd]y chaotic and semi-insu1Tcctionar5
condition, were placed on footing OF equality
with wel!-orEanized States of unimpeachable
loyalty.
What Eas the real condition of South Carroll
NJ, Alabama, Florida and most other Southern
States before the WET. 4 State, in Its consti-
tutfonM sense, implies certain amount of
population. No matter how barbarous It's
most influential citizen, and how uncultiyatcd
and neglected its territory and its resources,
isa "State'' for all that, but since these
States have constrained us by their own acts,
to disclose their inner condition and their
claims to sovereign power. would it not be
sheT insanity to forget that in most Of these
States swamps were only tempered by plan
iatious and the descrt-llke silence Of yast
tracks Of land, ,as wild and unihahltablc as the
steppes Of Tartary, only broken by the im-
precautions Of the oversecr; the howl
ins& Of the bloodhound, the crack
Of the lash, and TIC eroans Of the slayes
And these are the States whose delegates
are now to frame laws for the loyal people Of
the North. While In condition that out
Habels Babel, not to speak OF the treason
that Is only huslcd, and not crushed, and OF
emancipation that is pledged md not yet &C.
complehed, they are to hc re-fnvested with
NIL the prcrogatiyes Of national legislation,
and to lay down the Law for people whom
they still c1ecrate. and who are met with the
5ccEB OF their women and the curses OF
their men, Whenever they sci foot On south-
en- sou. are we mol warranted In asserting
I'M tae Iissloens ana MS alncs are Inc worst
'"I.tss 1..ta., "a ~ .ne ~ eoa.n
c,tfzon. ~ u 49, e1nS n ss .ae ~ t's a,sn ea
,ct. hr Tho ,1cfnc. ~ -ahn,,,an s ~ - sae o1os
mpans 10 s,vc and ;nn-orn +tan. tbusa ~ ~, ,,s ~
foTtnr,te q men arc A. r. ,1,nroa hss,' ,ata ~
tbr ol,1 afrse of ,,o,;t,ea1 c1n,.,tion ~ a-a;.
mcnt snd cnconrocno ~ ~ a.ar a,ona ,Ia H. ~ ~
m;re If thor IA rnh,,,sn ~ o,ss;,,..tian % - I ~
st.ad ~ ra,n,, sdmonis,,.a =, .onaon,sat, ~. ~,
.1,ats n,,s,s;ss - S.S" s,ss-.~ ~ suease .... 49,. nn
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THE PROVISION TRADE OF
CHICAGO


Elsewhere ID to-lay's TRIBUNE viii be found the
full particulars OF the Pork and Deef packing iu.t
closed. a. collected by Me<srs. Henry M,1vard d
Co., provision brokers, Of this city, from which II
Will be seen that the number Of Hogs packed this
season amounts 10 5o1,iG2, against 1T far
the season Of 1s6a-5. The Beef packing only a&-
g1egates Is s head. against o. 49, for The season
previous.
The packing At Cincinnati for the past sesson
oul5 aggregates 33i 9 or 1t',as3 less than at Chi-
caso. For the nflh consecutive season Chicago
tnkes the lead-sttf1 maintaining her supremacy ~
the greateat. potk.packlnG point In tho United
States. as well Al being the largest lumber and
gram market Ia the world.
As III. Mlwa1d's compilation Is IN exhaustive
one, itwould b only needless repetition hero 10
enter into any details in relation to weight Yield.
product, &c, all Of which will be found fully emu
me.ated In connection with The packers tretusns.
The following table shows the weekly receipts Of
Live Hogs hom Oct to March 10 for three years,
to which ale added the eag4e9a:ereeeipta OF D,asscd
Hogs per rail for the eame time:
, 1866-03-19
xyuo SAyssD TIE UNION.

4
The Montreal T. Onion Nai;ona1e, the lead
ing Canadian organ Of the French population,
in djscussinrthe FcnIan movement and pre-
dic,ing the course the American Government
may lake in tho premises, says:
"Ikc Cabinet at Washington has not forgotten
tta' tie armies Of the United sia'cs which con
Hr= Of jtithn7aa. md lhat iht American natton y
Erea.iy indeb'cd TO tic l.cnerols manner tn which
the children Of lrcl.ud fpilt their b!ood tor IL for
with which the American lac II surrounded"
THIS statement is ludicriously, abeurdly
and grossly false. No portion OF the people
o: thc North contributed 40 luue In proper
ton TO their numbers as tue - children Of
LelnEd." So far from our armies being
4'comroscd in great measure Of Llshucn,' -
That Glen cnt did not contribute Mree 9aer cent
.The Union soadiers Engaged IN the zrar. The
fenians behaved we'll from the start, but
they were comparatively o small faction OF
the Irish, uutil nfter Lees surrender During
the first eighteen months OF the war. while
McClc}lan. Buell., Halleck, F1tz John Porter
and Franklin were conducting military opes-
atoms On proslayery principles, in accordaucc
with the views Of tho Coppcrheads, scanty
proportion OF Irish Joined the ranks. But al
Ter these do-not1dnS officers were retired from
field commands, most Of the Irish |.rctircd"
also, and few recruits Of The Celtic persuasion
were ever afterwards obtained. Durtug the last
two years of the war there we're more Celtic
skedadd1ers and dcse1tets in Canada than In
our armies, by considerable. The Southern
Irish fought desperately for Jcd. Davis, and
turned out ea ''aas*e, md split their blood like
water TO keep down the *'d-d nagurs, ~ while
In the North tho loyal Irish who did their
duty, we're confined 10 the Fcn}nns and to
thoss who came TO this country In childhood,
and lnd grown up rs Americans in political
and religious feelings and sentiments. or
course We except the Protestant Irish from
tlcsc structures, because they cannot properly
1e Chased as s.Celts'' or "lrish''-bcing all Of
Scotch or Eng1ish extraction and traditions.
We repeat, that It is lndicrously and ab-
rurd)y false to affirm that our armies were
romposed in great measure, or In considera-
lie dccEee, Of Cclts, or that they spilled even
lheIr proportionate shnre Of blood for the
.a1ystiou OF the Union, Us It is notorious that
E,ur- -af1hs OF that whole nationality were
fierce and furious Copperhcads from Novcm.
1er. 1SCe, TIL The close Of the war, and thai
, 1866-03-19


rnrcc nc1,f,rrc,,,o,,,. c.
Aso Nu1nIceinents toEAfnE from
EnSaanu Inc HFtuzf Military
ssrs,,en strenstn IN In Can Gnnaea,lr1sh Demon
nieGe.. s saees'e1sy." ssn 1nemas D,Arc! =
NEW ssrnassvtcKNThrea,s aS a fre1aa pe \,
1rSlt-IudIaub OGrr k1,cir Srrv,ccr-
&C., SC. ~ ''s''-
TorosTo voreh ,7-,, ,z ,,no,,,, ~. . ,,,,,,
States revenue cutter Il watching The Fenians, o
ogdenshufsh: -.
.hos sos 1saos fen ., ,ssssGd s,
them. Al p,e*eut, there asc about len thouasn;
regulars IN Csnaca. besides eleven fhon-and yojaa
ies1s On duiJ: There arc a! least afseen thousant
notice, and eighty thonsand EaoEe could soon b.
mace available. Ths Go'elnnent has m tmmenlt
rrmccr u oh!e:fs VI rc'c'ans, well dred 10 leac
H. mi}itta, 80 a.
Th..s !. tsr,,a ,,n,r,,,r - x.,,,n;, 4 6,
sena' and 1nex az daliy M Msss.sin Thsre "a;
.,sas, ~ Iuy t !n nonoi
.tS, " 81 ~ M 1, nns ngops "eta unaef arms al
n'en,, M u. aA Z 9e 9use' 1eNaI reoax, , ,. a.
;al Mon!s; a;;,. ne iHsn popuntton turned out eu
taasss aAmE y: James stteee f9r seVeTal SQUARES
tion hai,e to nv ,eIT ~ sneis h. Htz ho
III anaopat aaa apSst ,unes Wese p:aYe9 When
tuc ho'et; tHS NAY lae t1RnA lo1 tftmeoaods
Asshe a. Ispse: entatise Of yoof sose1gsgn thank
oSa ~ .s oan1 ~ " o5aV pfa 70 ne.
nase stesy Ieasoa 10 oe.ese taat tuc sentiments o.
~ q ftndly DESCRIPTION. q lGSsers. sSs m{ss Sai
Genaten'ed. Gea.t IT,, = no not uest t1s @agnl.
nsesn,, 1e11o.s'sa'aom stq.., y Auy mar Of
sIst3n1 :. s .x,du,y ~ aeeeps n t1is dsmon.
En4 e. ~ e'sn yoal pai1 9t loyalty 10
a., guaI ~ .S p c Gnet5s-ol auacn-
est ~ ynr e.f s+nat II .hs oa1 o1 aaa Rso
,een ~ }o91 KIT 'ns H. psnes g. wicked
Eheersan de.eerate he H,r nf hsp natrnn S,3,
~ AVG t1e ua5 " AsI patlun Saict
bspny counrv i1ua ebe1rs :en1}e1.sm aha tha
ranner In 1yhch yon haxs rrcested tha.c N,-r az
eersa:ions eonvlnecs me that do not mislaterpret
day az an evidence ol tbc cxtstance Of fheas scpti
menfk amonr yon. 50 conrIdcF the uns,tinn rghieh
inc present of Patrics;s Snc,rsV hns y. NJ
commauder Of ono Of the ficst y0nnteer hnftsi,ens
IN our cnnntr fer,hnsis,tIr rherrs nraf ,h"t H1r,
Wlli give 10 hcse principle. no mcfs barren aseent
tsise aMbic o FIFTH gS n ~ hsst geGr soo1ia
bY your stout rirbt arms. fEnthus1astfc cbern
The prp1seip1 then looyed 10 thc hay marke,.
where he yatt astcmh!are va. addresEed b1 iinu'
P1cs1dents Of {hc soseral fr;rh soc,ef,es| 1 Tho
Tic anceches xerc n1iiona and laval n1.i INN the
manner Ia which The speakers were received there
MontJssi. or TnAt they vii not BE- forrmot IN the
ranks 10 resist any tiyaderT, come ION whatever
orsrter thew NAV. S''~ -A0N1
ilay senl message ~ 10 ihc New RansWick ieei.Is-
tuie tn which be sid that, although lie Ameiican
Goverpncnt lad gwen eatisiac,or7 assu1ance that
i.s scents would peni. no ralalns parties 70 etoss
eluded, therefore, some portion Of The Provincial
militia thoull be called out to protect The Province
from insult Money wonli b ,equired 10 snppost
pass ed unantmou.jT reso1ulion in rcnjy IN ina
mcssree, placing ihe whole revenue Of ihe Prostnes
:
, 1866-03-19
Fcntan Demonstration MT Detroit
Speechcs, Prncession> &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1ttbunel

Demon, March II.
The Feu1ans Of this oily have celebrated st. Pat
ricke Day by grand celebration and mAss meeting.
Al one O'Clock about $50 Fenians assembled At
Campus Marttps, and formed q procession, march-
ins through several OF the main streets Of the c,t
and returning again TO the Campus Martius, where
they were addressed By Gen. H. A. Morrow, Levf
Bishop, ]. Logan ChIpman, and others. Both tho
American and I1Eh flags were carried In the pro
cess1on, and much enthusiasm manifested.
Lodge Room OF the Feu1ans- Delegations Ecro
present from number Of towns End clues IN the
Interior OF the State.
, 1866-03-19
BIG FIRE AT BUEFALO.
New York Central Freight Depot, EIe.
vntor, Loaded Carr Freight, and
100000 Bushels Of Grain Consumed.
Loss one million Of Dollars-

BUFFALO, n T.. March ia nse broke out at
atx O'Clock ihIs morning, In the freight depot Of
man upa citing can OF kerosene oil nenr stoye.
The hre spread rapidly aan communicated to tho
splendid elevator belonging to the same company,
larVe number Of loaded cars and freight; also 100.
GO0 bushels OF grain IN the elevator. The e1aln
Insured, but 'te loss on the rest Is staicd ut
anout 81, ,od0, coo. The New York Genital Railroad
do incir oWn fnaultng.
The following de* patch has been received b1 the
New York Central Railroad agency In this cllT:
"BUTFA1o, Marca IT,
To 5. y. Chapman. Freight Agent, Ney1 York
Central Railroad;
alt la the nyer and lake transfer house aod e1eyu
tor that hae burned We do not use It In winter
Ior my through husnets, and ia loss viii have no
etcrt On an-rn,l business. Il Will be retQllt readv
1ok The lake buslnats- B. +. SMITH,
s'G=ns1al Western Freig.A Agept.'~
, 1866-03-19

MnLEponpLE, Ga, March 15.-The Governor
has vetoed the homastesd bill md The bill
a1owin. land sold under execution to
be redeemed IN two years. The Senate passed boit
bills oycr the Govornor's seto, but lhs House Re.
fused 10 pass either Both Houses adjourned slri
de At lEo'cloek ppon to-day.
, 1866-03-19

e The postscript to business letter dated
Savannah, Ga, March 9th, 1885, says: MAT
ters are IN an angry and vicious condition In
this State, md all the genuine loyalty IN
Georgia, Or al least this end OF It, you could
stick In your eye withou. any injury to the
visual organ. The Presidents lenity and
policy have done much mtschlef.n
, 1866-03-19

The following table shows the receipts and ahip-
ments OF Hoz-hvs and dressed--ior sesies OF
seasons:
nEcHTs AND guIPNKyTa OF HoGs DURING YoUHr
Try4 aTtSHySq
, 1866-03-19

As evidenced BY the application for change
county against DR.. Newland. Unfortunately
the atiair has assumed something Of poIiti-
ical cast, both men having been strong pnrti-
sans. The trial, when 1t comes Oh, Win be
hot1y contested. and no efforts will bc spared
on the paIt Of the prosecution to pass con.
yiction. If It Is possible to convict o man
under such circumstances.
, 1866-03-19

In the earnest hope that you will accede 10
my request, I IremaIu," &c.
In answer to the above, A1r. Mill hos re-
piled a follows:
JOHN STUART MILL IN REPLY.
F." BLACKHE1Tu PAIK, KENT, Feb. &c, 1866.
DEAR 8-n: have to acknowledge letter
from you dated Feb. 18th, asking me to ex-
plain passage Of mr Principles o} Potaied,
Economy, In which express the opinion that
q projecting duty for limited space OF time
may be detensible in new country, rs
means Of naturalizing branch Of industry in
Itself suited to the country but which would
be unable to establish itself there without
some form Of temporary assistance from the
State. This passage you say has been made
use Of by American protectionists as the tes-
tlmopy Of m Engliah writer on Political
Economy TO the inapplicability to America Of
the general principle OF free trade. The pas
sage has been used for similar purpose ia
the Australian colonies, enormously in my
opinion, but certainly with more plauslbility
than cun be tho case In the United
States; for Australia really Is new
country whoee capabilities for car
rying on manufactures cannot yet
be said 10 hare been tested: but
tho manufacturing parts Of the United States,
Now ENGLAND and Pennsylvania, are no longer
new countries ;.they have carried on manu-
facturcs on large scale, and with the benefit
Of high protecting duties, for at least two
generations; their operatives have had full
time to acquire the manufacturing skill In
which those of England had preceded them;
there has been ample experience to prove that
the alleged inability of their manufacturers to
compete In the American market With those
Of Great Brltain does not arise merely from
The more recent date Of their establishment,
but from the fact that American labor and
capital can, IN the present circumstances Of
America, BE- employed with greater return
md greater advantage to the national wealth
in The production OF other articles. have
never for moment recommended or countc-
nanced any protecting duty except for the
purpose of enabling the protected branch Of
industry, In very moderate time, to become
independent Of protection. That moderate
time in the United States has been exceeded.
md II the cotton and iron Of America still
, 1866-03-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

Report Of the Committee on the Cairo
CuAtofu House and Po1t Od1ce-Ball
for Relieving she People OF New Ma
drld-Fort Howard to be Sold-Fl-
nances-~oldierp Demonstration In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the Payma8-
Ter GeneraI-DIsmantll1 the Forts
Had TreatmentOT the Freedmen In
MARYLAND.
, 1866-03-19

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Notice of Personal Discharge.

-, u 2. lIt 81 !, u 4 7. n. q -
aPlheh,,ioi W pel's.'gn. ln, W'i''i'g y
~ = lni'op fSu19 t1'e % Safsoll 70
~ ysica W eoir. 1Ar Narro5 eynn'y, lo5 ''e
p,,l 'n 81 WI z. NY sn -
wy us,'e,'si ~, q 10Y 5,a'e o. Ma,y-
lanai entitled h.s9'yei,'s, schedgle q, ms
hsap'ss a'lp ~ 3, We uepssq l'e n'p WIN
~, H. ''''',''g uens' NV n'so ~ ~
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9e4e, e ms rug keNsion, n'tn ptihB satiS-
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I'M application By petition N writing Of
~ DAFfp ID. BffWn, Of Carroll county, ~
flsn Citeaik eonFi for Cafsull eoanty, fi,f che
benagig of4isc GHth Afti6lc u shoc0drof Pub
re fieusrai lsawg III Tie State uf Maryland
entitled iusolyvafs, schedule 81 hia proper.
II and 4 IA Df ,hedoble disc him, with the
names II big d@btpss, end also llst oE tlse
sieaas Alle from biti with ihe names 81 bis
creditors verified by affidavit. being annexed
fo tis raid petition, ard being satisfied that
The said David u. Rycrs, has at no tiHIe
wishin tao years previous " saidaIp liesstl0n
bern discharged under any lnsoivspt Law II
ll.sa State and The said petitioner having
taken liis oath prescribed rs law, aud hay.
ina Also executed - q Trustee iyy fafd Court
appointed good and sufficient Deed tor hla
tfnperiy add estAts ug evcrF description lshe
ncessaaaFy wearing apparel and liediling Of
bj,sseif aill Iauiily excepted, aud doligered
the SANS 70 said frastcSi~-aiid the said frss
iaa hasiag afsD executed bond 10 the sintc
81 siasylsHd IS sasid c0pft approved, for the
faithful discharge IL iis trust I'll u there.
ss,rv arsiesnd aud directed fiat lhn Second
Hysuisg ~ Npcs1icr, Hrxh hr BSei aS the
,lay "a the appearance u said David ID. BY
err. II The Cinaiit Coifs Cor Catr0li county
ttt AfN sst Hsltslt sttNfNN4AsnftNH W
~ iIs cFessii0rM cmslorscFs, or aarulies pay
pFepoee sF nlisze against hisn. and thiit che
sid pstifsaler cntse notice " SAID daF 10 "
ssNeii u ia creditors by yntlicntionin SONS
ssewspapst PRINTED IA Carroll caaniy for ihree
saers.aise lnanthFpfiaF % the said second
Monday III NDvetdhef. 1864.
aissn asdrf NY hand this giri dAy ~ da.
Il, 1850. MN. a. N.KEI.Eir, clerk.
IrHc cVpy ~Tests
ialy2ls am Nh. A. McKEtIar, cl'k.
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N HERI,BY give notice that on ea.t atter
tie 2ath and 29th Of August INST shall
open my Office for the raIpgse Of isteistrai
ton "a The ssWIsSr IsNi5, sgssminster,
Nj in 'ths Office IF John r. D;iIenbaugh,
Il. SsAsst. Assessar,stinsicad pfthe Court
House, and win be 10 ayoliice on Tuesday
and "Wednesday og every week from the
above datc. until fhc Sfo "Wednesday of
70 IL NJ. ana from 22suutil 8 r y. Of siich
slav. for The piirposa Of aischaIging my daty
a. al officer 81 Registration according 70
tlu prorisiopa. ~ tia a q Of Assembly Iela
Jug 70 The liegistsption u t5'e voters Of the
XII persons II Westminster District,
clai,sins Tic rightof tu.irages are hereby
notified 10 appear beiOre inc on osie OF the
DAYS above named
Parsons 81 forcteil birth win be required
40 exhibit their naisfalizAsiell papers.
GEO W. SURF YER,
\ REGISTER Of Seventh District.
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1000 HushcI Capacity,
Road Notice.


N0TICE Is hereby given thai application
IN will be made l,y petition 10 tle County
Commissioners of Carroll county, ut their
Erst meeting after thirty days from the date
hereof, for the sl,cniar of a Road. commel.
eng at q point gu the l.ilrxts Read u Free.
dom District, between ihc farms Of Joshua
Ire Sen. an.l DR.. Wa. ~ Hines, and run.
ming thcnce AZ near as ,nas be bctween said
farms, "a the line between thc farms Of y.
a. Dorsey and J. b. Berrct, thence on OF
near said line to The Apc tet~ceH The lands
II Mr.. pooley and Jaan Pad, thence on or
near said Iinc 10 the line between the lands
of Robert Mnirayand William Branjcnbnsg.
thence on OF near said iineto the farm OF
w w. Wurhcld, ,hcnce through sold iarm
till il intersceis the Sykesv;ile lsoad-
KOBIsRT MURRAY,
JONATHAN N. DORSEY,
scps.5t and others,
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Notice or Registration,
rENrH ELEcTLov DISTRICT


NToTfcT.is hereby given that tlse under
Y sie,ad. nppoinieS hy tile Governor Of
MARYLAND officer ii Registration fos District
No. 10 MidaieInire IN Carroll County,
win attend Tor he purpose 81 diseharging
his DATES according 10 lhe provisions Of the
act "a Assembly passud 4; January Session
1865, Chapter ia, a
GEORGE, wAITuSs STORE
MiaAlelmre, on I'nc@lay aul Wednesday,
tho so ard IN of September nest aud on
the Tuesday and "Wednesday q eaci week
thereafter. unsii Wednesday the inlh 81
ss,,eu,h,,r npxt iucsssise EFam . O'Clock
4 n mil i clock n u. nseaeh sisy
poyenas &c lareiga birth sill l,e required
ID exhibit tacinnagaraiizasi laiefs.
DAVID OTTO.
- Register II Tenth District.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-13
FEMALE COLLEGIATE


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LfsERARY pEPdRgHhST.
Rev. IONS A. MuSroE, A. ~ .
Miss N. Lou FufIong, Me. j.,
Miss Mary " Manning.
Mr. YIN. =. Grouse.
AuS5csfS DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. Fannie 4. Munroe.
Miss Kste y, Gehrs
YFsfIIs INSTITUTION Wit commence
the lslRaT SESSION ~ its SiAIli
sSTslsslsustie gear on WEDNESDAY, SEP
n IiIsR 5iI, 1856. Pnpils will do ri
s.s.ssea IL tptg Tine, nud charged FROM tiinr
saf entrance.
A y dxB0,fRTIlyG StsIfQ0L.
Tts number df isbardihg Pupils dafinsthe
past year was ~ Hihnless md ~ iilnles
HE Principal RECEIVES onig seree Females
Into his faulty d auIihcr vfsothers nlIy
boafa with dppfured illnlilies ia che toxin. Z
rhosn wishing 70 occupy the vacancies
uotyet alle'li viii please make edrtgscRpiis
rsgfoB.
The ACCOMMODATIONS aar Boar,lrrs sFsre
gtco sepag0ts baldines, built ef brick. That
Tor the Male DnIArisarnt Is tlssresilence of
the Rev, JoNATiIAk NuNR6E tFather o. the
1srfHctPflj, NhDfc flbffrual care YIN De aver
his ls5arfcrs that for the Fcnalo Depart
merit il oeeapieJ Us the Principal, There
viii not 10 any lcoIpmuBicisiion between
thssa departments. Zach VIII brcQ0sideresl
o. Finally asSprdingalscne @ ~ boafdcFs
As a RiY SfsLfD0f.
yluufer Of Day Pupils, during the past
year. So, s5naltna i total oS i0I Psudla
Accommodation nre fye commodioss
roonaS VIZ The young nicn study roOm~
The Idysslnly room thcyailhe ladiess study
Fo0in--lhc Primary room, and she Lecture
room.
Departments Primary. Preparatory and
CoiIexiatsg thfee grades sof classcs il each
nesmrs4ncslf IA Mnsic. French aud der.
man, supeFior Advantage. Latin ,aagli
erasasifhnsly -
Fpesiaf attention. given 20 el elemrsifaiy
principles. a.sD 10 pennahship tplaiif mud
Eincyj; b Book keeping; a Spelling, Read
Tag and Eiocusjnn
SIX gra,iss of Jtiiion, from { Mp 10
sf3 per quarter. Ne. Circular just issHsd.
For these addross
REV. JOHN a. Mt'NR0F,
Jaiy5. Principal