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DUNN ER WINS.
CHARLES ?. PERRIE,

SUMM ER WINS.
CHARLES ?. PRRRIE.
TEAS. FINE GROCERIES, WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Northwest corner Of 9Th and I streets,
Hss nov =, In store and s constantly receiving in
CALIFORNIA WINES,
From TIE vineyards Of Perkins, stesrns & 90.
H00k' AND oIAHIr'
SPARKLING WINS
are particularly adapted to the present season.
The Wines have been analysed by Professor b
1rni, late Chief Chemist, Department OF ARrf-
USE" ''so ''f nhDioiNAI AND FAMILY
Also, CALIFORNIA PORT, ANGELICA AND
MUsCATkL WINE, and
CALIFORNIA AND GRAPE BRANDY
TORS PRiOEs. '' '''pH'' 81 fn 1siSliot
I1ARvIY 4 HOLDEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ZOE CREAM. wATrR ICES. CHABLorTEs
S67 Pennsylvania avenue. corner Of nth street
We most respectfully announce to our numercu.
and bnna .ss
Lsales And Gsntlsusn. We have made the most
ICE CREAM, WAITE ICES,
FROZEN OUsrARD, CHARLOTTE DE- RUssE.
FROZEN PUNCR1s, JELLIRs, &C.,
q the finest qualities and flavor, wholesale and
Our selection q 0reene have been made from
the principal dairies Of Orange county, N. Y,
Tssiefina "sS the SsIief sh., =. can
give entire satisfaction, from our expsrience And
fol-, solicit share Of Sasron nss. s sssr s
gparsntse to lleaee all who may favor ne A
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sr.a ~ ri p az. S9: ant thss may desire. ds
;fSySss' S5 Y Edss 6a az
M EDI AL.
". ?. ROBINSON. Nd,
EcLEoTIo PHYsICIAH And sURaIoN,
- SRsned an once q 10. ~ south street, Gap
E:s:aiss ssSssssr With S r'i Il
d.: : i: a.: 3:
s SSUaS q I.;%
::. Il s.s G;
I's:e Walker and P Ry... si..s.r s.'s o.
eueeosts the death Of Isaac Walker, one Of the
= a. - ssror N shls easss. end moved the
9eke his pecper reDreeentssfvsG portfes. On con
0aeres,on thereof, tt 10 nov here ordsrel By this
Ie:e s. the q S
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thss n. der, AZ eve
nsHS IN which the laws Of the United State nan
b printed b. authority. for three successive
yeeke. at least sixy days before the beginning OF
April. isss. True osDy, ~,n,,--.
Clerh sfths Supreme Court Of sks UnitsS states.
ullHY ALlIls, OoNHEOFION11 AND
-! ~ iok s OH -. MnLAHUSA0fuaH., sse llth
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SALE or REAL EeTATR-Messrs Cooper &
LatImer, aucfioneere. on Saturday last. sold
lot "a, quare 81, and improvements. contain.
ing 4,iO3 square feet. TO q. Robinson. for a We
cents Per foot; house No. Z, In Cottage Row.
osing part OF lot %, square liz, TO John A.
NiiIlame. Tor s525; houses and 3, in same
row and square, 10 Jacob Bowers. at 500 each.
Yesterday afternoon they sold lot 6, In square
Leo, and improvements, to A Gaddis, Jr. AZ
Bro, for S1,lUO. -
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ILLNESS OF A WE'LL KNOWN PHYnCIAN.-
We learn that Doctor A. w. Miller, vel
been dangerously III for some days past i.
slowly recovering.
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~, 'XxffoSSEXs AID sohIc!roRs.
6ENERAL CLAIM AND IHSURANC

'''A' 22ffISSSSsEfss+ Esp s.Ss541s,soss.
eEAERAL GL1i4 AID issURANor
Corner 81 IN and ] streets, washington, D. .
su:ns:s IfG%Hsy offended to- The best
ma, xlm &C. &C.: sh:Ss; q v i; ia, y,.
J. 3. s0s1aH6; 1,n . aosz r. dOszI1s.
CLAIM AGENTS Ak kPk k.AI ESTATE BRO
No. Z PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner 18th street and New York ayepue,
mys es7m WAsHINGTON, D. q.
ConosarRArED 5 Is n 8 FF,o. o,,o,.
.: m: 1: e certify sS.. ! ssy. sa.iy.sS
surs sltieIs. vSieS coss.;ns al II: SslSsSis pro
Sueh and ecmplsts. no foreign nastsr enters into
Ana,1tic.i srd Con- ConsuitiSs CheG:,.s.
EcSoIesory, 80 9, Cay street. Baltimore.
.'a 'i'e 81 as%:csss s s::.'''
,OcE2Se Frat nd Hieh strests. 6aitinOrs.
arSAtS ed .e sss ssi
sa!e q Drug etores seneralk. N I-s6
y = 1OA ST o +.
y, q: mAsHIAaD y,sn sron. oonrAll
= gums" t sy%;S, 70 ssDs..
~i51SSxx G SzFs 4t AsH .s!t SsSs.,,,e.
sussL. On seuaas soSssA 3saa Ssss; e. e;
hssU 5:,snry, in large assstitiss.
,.r,s. o.w.aArDzz; s:,,:..,,.
ME- g. ,; WArS s,Esssf.IIy Informs b! friends
IAeHiOHABES TIIIifNI ~ - ~ SfSseasScs s<0
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BASE BALL-The second game for the
championship of the South will be play cd this
Tuesday, afternoon in Baltimore, between the
Maryland OF that city, and the Clympics, of
washington, on the grou nds, Madison avenue
Game commences At O'Clock. The Baltimore
Gazette says The Maryland was defeated by
score OF I'll to Is in the first game, pl iyed in
Washington, last Friday, chiefly because OF
their loose fielding. II is TO be hoped the game
this afternoon will be more in accordance with
the reputation they have established for them
selves.
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AN ACT for the relief OF A. kloczewski apsth
ecarY tor the EnurIh Wand

Be Il enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Boar
Of Common Council Of the CITY of Wdskingtoa
That the sum of two hundred and fifty-elgh
dollars and two cents be. and the same 10 here.
by, appropriated out OF the general fluid for tn.
relief Of A. KlocZewski, apothecfry for IN,
poor Of the Fourth Ward, for the quarter end
ing December 81, Ices.
Approved, May g., 1859.
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BAnIrPs APPoINrxp.-Thef following bs iliffi
Tor the Criminal Court were appoin ted TO- day
by the Marshal: w. A. Thomas, X. b Hughes
lreappointed.) Joshua Parker. colored, A. NJ
Sprague. Fifth Ward, w. II. Calhoun, O
GeorgetoWn.
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DH0POSALe FOE oTATl0NDBY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFTlCE OF INTERNAL RKvENuH,-

ssslsa lrsyo.aas I'll 5: rss:ivse s tSiS enc.
or sSYPlyins ths S.sssoS: ga 0oiIscssrs q IN n.
Unitea itssss Sins ct q Is SsslI HOaatsisns,
ssHceIs nentana I'D New MEXICO, With shs Ste.
triets Tor he ssas snSiss june 8. 10: o'''
IL yFeIosa!s VIII q co..idsred unless aecom-
Jun q aye tSous.nd dollars: aSs SoeJ ssIrev s
p Unitsd SeAtes District Attofney, on form %
ne IarteS skail IN case d tie ScceStSncs oftSeir
BID or ny lert Of duly execute oo1fract viii
s9eS sna suoetsnt bonds for the due performance
The Oennissicner reserves the hight 70 consider
~ sePs2t OF reject sech btd. itee . IT,;
eonee q Internal BevODue, and endorse1 g Pro.
n nS:cDi ss :rg'sas etasio'sy 70 l.s'rss ssv
SCHEDULES Of srticles 20 b furslshed win Be Cor.
ye!oee non this ono NOON application, with con-
Hvered.
~ . eolss O. pILAuO, Conmauu,ensr.
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lnterspered with vocal music. Miss Bailey's
school is composed of forty scholars, thirty
nine OF " hon were present and one absent on
account OF sickness. Tweuty-fv are ready
for promotion. The exercises reflected credit
particular commenda.ion was awarded for
excellence IN mental arithmetic. Ths-pro-
eramme was completed a. O'Clock, when Mr..
John T. Thompson frst addressed the pupils
whom ne warmly praised for their advance
ment in learning as well a. for good order and
respectful department, giving due share OF
the credit TO tie excellent teacher who has had
charge of the school for the past year. At the
cioee of Mr.. Thrmpson's remarks he announced
that Herman KNOCK, q youth about twelve
years OF age, had been designated by the
teacher a. . medal scholar for obedience and
learning, in doing which he administered some
wholes ONE advice. Following Mr.. Thorn son,
brief remarks were made by Messrs. A. -
Thomson, w. J. Stevenson, and Jonas b.
Ellis.
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l. o. b. B.-Potomac Lodge, No. l0a, on sun.
day elected the following o11cers w. Nord.
finger, President; A. Fisher, Vice President; H
Strouse, Recording Secretary; j. Joseph,
Finan cial Secretary; B. Burnstine, Treas urer
NJ. Louis, Outer Guard; L Rice. Inner Guard
W Baer, Assistant Monitor: b. Nordlinger,
Marshal.
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THHI PRINTIR'e lABRoGLIo.-Mr. John
Burns Complains that he has not been repre-.
eented correctly In the account Of affairs AZ ,he
Congressional Printing Once. He SAYS be
rendered his resignation on the ground that he
considered the adjournment OF typographical
Union No. 10l en- Saturday night as q virtual
rejection OF Lewis H. Douglass, the colored
compositor, for membership in the Union. He
concluded that rs q good Union printer be
could TO longer work with Douglass.
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M AOT TOT tue ieIIeI OF Dr. Il. Draper.
BE IL enacted BY the Board If Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council of the CityOf WdshinytOn,
That the sum OF one hundred dollars be, and
the same is hereby, appropriated, pay able out
OF the First Wa~d fund, to enable the Mayor TO
reimburse said Draper Tor damages sustained
by him by neglect OF the Commissioner of the
First Ward, IN not having light at the inter-
section Of Connecticut avenue and Twentieth
street, on the 25th day OF June, ls6e.
Approved, May 81, lS69.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND FORCIBLB Es.
TRY.-This morning, officer hardwood ar.
rested George Wagner on the charge OF having
entered the premises Of John MiseroIe and
committed an assault and battery on the pro-
prletor; also, taking forcible possession of the
premises The case was taken before Justice
Smith. when Mr.. Clark, for the defendant.
plead to the jurisdiction Of the magistrate and
after this plea had been argued by Mr. NJ III.
Miller Tor the United States, the Justice over.
ruled the plea and heard the eviden &C. ana
held Wagner to bail to keep the peace.
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nRY GOODS Ar RFpCCFD PRICIs

TO diminish stock We are selling q lOI Bridge
dines, Percals, Piques. Alpaca and ali Kind. q,
ppp inn sress Goods at greatly reduced prices
"; Black silks, az 81 50 20 IS, very cheap snn
gmbrellas and Parascls; Gauze Merino Under
vests: Caicoee, last colers. 10 aud H.: Delsinss
!. and - cente. just received one case mere sam,
nnd Besched Muslin (yard widel We have beex
selling q. ~ cents
jeillm BENJAMIN MILLER
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II. ROSS PEBRY.
ATTORNEY AHD O0gNsnLL0B AT Law,
WASHING TON, d. C.
oFYlOH-No. 8 ~ street.
A1eJD8NQ1-As, fl3 = ssssss. js,eseS&t
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SFRI0rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon, a
SOD OF Mr.. VIM. Williams, hackman, residing
on X street south, near Ak, while on a yessei
at one Of the wharves, fell through the hatch
way, and hook used in hosting articles ont
OF the hold caught in his side, tearing into hi
abdomen so that some OF his intestines
protruded. He was taken to his fathers resi-.
dence, and the services Of DR.. Williamson and
suoseq uently those OF Dr. Croegon were pro.
cured. bat although they are doing everything
hopes Of his recovery.
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An ACT for the relief OF j. K. Evans.
Be ii enacted BY the Board # Aldermen and Board
81 Common Council Of the CITY Of Washington,
That the sum of sixty zone dollars and eleven
cents be, and the same is hereby, appropriated
out of the general fund TO enable the Mayor C
pay John X. Elvans the amount Of ms bill
against the Corporation for materials sold and
delivered TO the Sixth Ward Com missioners OF
Improvement in August and september. 1888
Approved, May 81, 1869.
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~ THos.fowLISa,A uctiOneer; Gsoree,ovn
v sIss!Ls aIM.soyl9 pRoPEsrY ON lsr

- On II kSpAf AFTEREOOU, June ga st {
8. O'Clock L will sell. In front Of the premise. .
part OF Lot No lc2 frohting = feet ieohes on
first street, between Market and Potomac streets
proyements consist Of . large, substantial thre,-
story Brick Dwelling House, con taining thirteeu
rooms, cellars. brick stable, and ras and water
Terms: One third cash; balanoe in efx and twelve
months. With interest, secured by Q deed OF trust
on the property Conveyancfng and stamps az the
cost of the purchaser elOo via be required vhen
the property 10 struck OF:
jestds Intel. 4 Courier Auctioneer.
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An ACT for the relief of George w. White.
BE Il enacted by the Boardof Aldermen aud Board
81 Common Council Of the City Of Washington.
That the sum Of fourteen dollars and ten cents
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated out of
the general fund to enable the Mayor TO refund
to George w. White that amount paid by him
in the years loo and iS67 by reason OF an erro-
neous assessment on each half OF lot 5, IN
square No. Is, and that the Mayor be, and he
Is hereby, authorized and required 10 cause
the said sum Of fourteen dollars and ten cents
TO be paid. lApproved, May 81, 1863.
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Humner On the roll, half of W Inch number nave
been reserved into the school during the YEAR
aho iHIiy one-half will b. transferred 10 the
fsmale Grammar School at the commencement
q me next school year n room car be made
Icf th.m Mr.. Mcclellan briefly addressed the
a, ier conclusion OF the exercises, and
ahhonhced tnat the best written examination
Was maj OF Sally X Randolph, and that Emma
L. h!cnards. Lizzie :. Langley, Ella Strstton
eEo ioa Lambeth were equal as "next best;
THIRD DIsrkIcr-Female Secondary No &
Miss Jane Moss tescher was exa mined $780,
Gay oy Trustee James T.. Dulin. The school
contains nfty-three pupils, OF whom fifty-tws
training In all the different branchss 49,
Moss Is one of the Oldest teachers 1hnf nv NO
mes ms one Of the oldest ladies) in tue District.
s.rx;ss. ~ ,ns ~ me snsminlng trustee. her
snat no other proof wss Needed than 10 witness
the order among the pupils, and the readiness
questions in arithmetic. aud, In fact, ali the
branches Of study. Little Belle Carroll carried
On the palm for excellence throughout Ths
room was decoraied with flowers and ever
e-esns- It's blackboard facilities. however, are
limited, on account of the great number Of win
COWS, which dIfnculty, however, was remedied
y the states Of the children, the frames of
Ghieh were covered with vari-celored paper.
The school Is located in the second Story OF the
Masonic Lodge. on Virginia avenue, between
ttn aHe 3th streets east. OF which a description
Male Secondary No. :, Miss Bright teacher
vas examined yesterday afternoon by Trustee
W., d Moore. This school contains 81 pupils,
All OF " hom were present, and Of whom 70 will
oe transferred The teacher, Miss Fright, was
sosehi on account OF sickness. but the pupils
showed tneir good framing by their strict order
and proficiency m their studies
fcCRTH DisTRICT-Secondary school No 4,
Mss Anna N Bailey, teacher, was examined
yesterday AFTERNOON AZ the school room ON I'd
stree, oetvsens4 and 9Th streets. The exami-
nation was conducted by Messr. Lawrsucs.
JCnasB Ellis, A. u. Thomson, J. E. Thompson,
ana Wm. j. SfNenson, and emoracsd ortho-
grsphy, geography. weights and measures.
mental arithmetic. reading, punctuation rules
PRACTICAL arithmetic, ciphsrinS, and spelling,
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". p. ROBINSON. n. D.,

1ChkC1IC RHHbICIA1 AND sUB0ION,
Hae opsned IN once % 10. l9 south street, Osp.
q long standing O. Chronic Diseases ne usss
veeoeaole Renedtes, together with Blectrioity, IN
tne eure OF I'll 0teeooo9 and he's reOarkable ouocesa
% AFFECTIONS Of the oeonach, Liver, LunSs "a
BLOOD. Oonsultot1oo and advioo nee. 1y1
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HeToisa of Catholic Fdith.--In the recent dis
astrous and unsuccessful atteIaFt to STERN .Ee
Noutu-o-te-manu, in New Zealand, an occasion
occurred for Catholic priest to exhibit how
little the fear of death could influence him in
the discharge of his sacred duties. The Van
ganui Times says: Through the rapid river,
waist deep, along the weary forest track, across
omnous looking clearings, where at any mo-
ment q voley from an ambush could have swept
our ranks, Fisher Roland marched cheerfully
and manfully, ever ready with kind word or
playful sentence to any man who passed him.
And when at last, in the clearings of Te Ngutu-
o-te-msnu, the storm of bullets burst upon US,
| he did not wait in the rear for men being
| brought to him, but ran with the rest of us for
ward against the enemy's position. So soon as
any man dropped, he was by his side; he did
| not ask &C. Are you Catholic OF Protestant" but
! kneeling, prayed for his last words.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
go and 90 Camp street, corner Matches.

cU 2uO % camp BIIoeV, corner NBtCnoA-
This chartered institution, with authority to
fer DegTess grant Diplomas etc Its full ccurse Ss
and Stores connected and all the branches Of bust
ness education practically scientifically and Phoeopm
cally taught 20 ~ hit iiSG 49,
BY this course and systsm Of work the Student 60
qures, In few weeks months, the experience OF
He time. Every known facility IN made use of to meet
the demands of the business community advance the In
forests Of patrons and render the and popu
lar Institution superior in all ita departments .
Scholarships issued by Soues College arc good In forty
cooperative Colleges This advantage that is not
enjoyed. and which cannot be extended by any other
College in the State. -tE
The Commercial and Exchange CALCULATION Depart
ment remains in charge OF the Principal whose easy,
phiosophc and rapid system of work has been many
yoars received with unprecedented favor by discern
ing community. -.
Lectures regularly given by the Principal and able
Instructors Accounts, Commercial Modern Com
merce Commercial Ethics Political Economy Rnd the va
rous subjects Of Science to which business
men Invited.
All persons interested in the cause Of education are
cordially invited to visit the Institution examine tno
truly practical course and system of business
and how essentially different IL is from the system Oh
other Institutions. -,
For circulars containing full inOrmatiOn, cal ct tho
Jas I'm GEORGE soULE, Now Orleans
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CT. PETERS SCHOOL. 7ae5 u1"l isetE
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS.
TIoder fbo Direction Of the Rev C. MOUNTAIN

Under tho Direction Of the Rev. c. MOUNTAIN.
This School will be opened TUESDAY, September
l. 1863 under the above direction, assisted by full
corps Of teachers
Promotions will then take place in all tho classes and
AZ same time graduating class will be formed =
In addition to the branches hitherto taught In thia
School, French aud Musc-Vocal and instrumental
will be added
Parents and guardians would do well to have their
children and wards present at the opening of the school
order that they may retain their Positions in their
spectve classes throughout the scholastic year.
Payments to be made invariably in advance
NJ. JOvIAN, Superintendent.
Tho Crescent Night School, ATTACHED to the abors
tablishment young ladies and gentlemen will open
at the same time an3o
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NEW ORLEANS, December 1

New ORLEANS, December LIST, 1868.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his old
friends tho public in general that he has removed
his establishment Poydras street, between Camp
and st Streets where he is prepared to I'LL orders
his line with promptness and At tho lowest market
rates. His stock consists OF
PRESSES from the celebrated mann1actoEiss Of r.
Hoe Co.. Degener e. Weller, and Geo. p Gordon, New
York. The undersigned being the resident egont Of
FOR Of their and deliver them in Nov Orleans
tmanufacturers prces with the addition OF Two Per
customary charges Of drayage, Insurance.
and freight 70 New 0risans
TYPES Of al kinds and Sizes from the United States
Type Foundry o. James Conners' sons Nov York.
suitable for the Newspaper, hook and job P1ntng
Ofce Being the cole agent in New Orleans Of this
Foundry the undersigned il prepared to M special or.
dora the Foundry at manufacturers prices with
the customary and freight
added Old Type taken in exchange for new at the rate
| of 12A cents per pound. 49, 80 =,
and job oice from the manufactories Of John u MIC
| PAfERs-Comprising Note. Letter, Cap. Flat Cap.
Folio Post Double Fiat Cap Cover Paper Poster Paper
Printing Paper Tobacco Paper, Wrapping Paper, etc.
| CARDS and CARD BOARDS, of all kinds In general
use white and colored, plain and enameled.
| PRINTERS FURNISHING GOODS of every descrip-
| ton from o Bodkin to q Ten Cylinder Power Press.
| Jas I'm GEO. Il. VINTEN, 1877 Poydras street.
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ID ROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN.
naculate Conception Now Orleans.
This Literary Institution Incorporated BY the State
Quoted BY tbs Fathera Of the Society Of Jesus.
The buildings well adapted for the purpose A
courtyard entirely ont of the street. In
recreation that from the arrival Of the pupils at 1880
A M till their departure ut p NJ they constantly
seeluded and superintendent.
The OF instruction embraces Greek, Latin
English, French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography
Mathematics, Astronomy Natural and Mental Philoso-
Commercial Branches
Students not admitted, unless they know how to
read and write.
The moral and religious training of the students 10 the
lead. ng objects OF the instructors.
Every month report is sent to parents, stating
duct, progress, rank in class and attendance.
The academical year begins the first Monday Of
October, and ends about the 31st Of July.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in advance, and In United
States currency, two months, $40.
Preparatory Course. sis. fes ~
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ToHNsoNs PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

b72- MAGAZINE STREET b72
Z. J. EOUBY, Operator.
Work executed at this Gallery style pertain
ing to the art ut GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed pay expected.
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H The Two-stOFy House 2ss Girod street, pc
drsnt and large eisteTn Apply to D. r scANLAN, 100
Gravier street, Office Of Morning Star, GU