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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-24

J. OVERALL, Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

EDITOR STAR:-You ask In your edition OF
the IT'D, whether vaccination 10 delusiJpf
Inc question may be answered Enthusiastically
and unrquivocally, II Is NOT delusion, and
nothing is better established in ned cal science
than vaccination is q most positive protection
lished, that il is more than probable that were
the system of vaccination fully, carefully, aud
persistenuy carried out, the most loathsome Of
all diseases might become almost IL not quite
matter OF history. The case cited. in which q
man had smallpox after being twice vacci-
mated. is altogether Of negative value. Some
individuals possess greater susceptibility to
contract the zymotic or eruptive diseases nan
others smallpox may ana not unfreoueptly
does occur more than once. case is on record
IN which woman had the disease six times,
Observers In the Hanoverfan armies have found
that the susceptibility Of re- yaccinatlou was
quite as great in those who were pitted by pre-
ylous disease as In those that had merely been
accinateo. The same observers found that
me susceptbihty to vaccine after varioioid
muce less han after varicla That is yario-
ioid ofing the modified form OF small pox
IRON vaccination, the system having then gone
through the process twice, once from VAGINA
uon and once from varioloid, it was more ca
pdoie OF resisting the impression again than
when II had past through course of small
pox alone
To be effective, vaccination ought to be prac-
uced with fresh lymph and from arm to arm,
and not from scabs, the most Indifferent Of all
methods. The use Of lymph from The cows
udder Is perhaps the best but the least practi-
cable The impression on the system remains
a shorter or longer period, probably depend
ent on individual idioeyncrasy. Every child
should be vaccInated when a couple Of months
old, and revaccinated, should there be an cpl
demic of smallpox, OF should IL have been ex-
posed 10 a case, within q reasonable time, say
a year, after. MEDICUs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

The railroad meeting to-day was largely at
tended, and by our solid men. We trust some
results may come from il. Next TO an air line
road TO New York the proposed extension of
the Loudon and Hampshire road to the coal
fields of Hampshire county, promises more
positive benefits 10 Washington than any other
Of the Railroad projects agitated. We thus Sc
cure both cheap fuel and cheap pro visions, the
want Of which are the great drawbacks to
cur prosperity. Mayor Bowen stated to-
day the important and encouraging fact
that the recent assessment shows the prop
eTty value in Washington to have reached
the large sum of eighty-serea millions
Here Is the OASIS for substantial support to
projected railroads. The city of Washington
Is now far better prepared in population AMI
Inesns 10 undertake building her own railroads
than Baltimore Was when she with so much
courage and energy entered upon a similar
work. Now let Mayor Bowen and our CITY
COun ellis set the ball IN motion for Washington
he people will back them up in pledging II
city for almost any amount for the eonstruc.
ION Of the railroads we need for our develop
rlent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

IL is a curious and significant fact that while
Mr- Gushing was securing on behalf Of the
United States from II Colon ban Governmen.
the right OF making a canal across the Isthmus
OF Panama, Senior Avon, of Nicaragua, was
arranging with Napoleon III, the conditions of
French canal through that State, by way of
the San Juan River and its great lake-a pro-
Jeet which the Emperor has long advocated
and set his heart on. In the Inauguration and
prosecution of these works there will be a far
opportunity for comparing and contrasting
American and French enterprise.
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THE TEN-FORrIEs-As STAR PREDIC
lion VERIFIED.

On the 7th of November, 1857, the following
appeared in this column in regard to the L. :
1en-Forties:
The cable informs us that hereafter u. :
ten forty bonds will be- quoted ON the I,ondon
stock E1ehapse, and we learn, that already.
purchases of this class of securities nave been
made for shipment Tine interest on tbese
oonus - only nvs per cent, but IL is payable in
Csln am even the "repudIators" concede that
the BONDS must be redeemed IN coin az matur
ny. Inc law Itself provides for this in express
Ieins. II Is not long since these bonds were
selling IN New York at about ninety cents
out, OF late, especially since II was claimed that
our nve-twenties should be paid of In curren-
Sy-tney have steadily advanced until now
predict for them a still further advance. and
see no good reason why they should not before
IoLs De worth as much in the market the
Per cents, which mature in ls7i, now selling at
ABOUT one hundred and ten. At present rate
we thin these bonds are quite as profitable to
mold as any others. Thus a person buys
$1,000 OF ISIS, 6 per cents, at . cos, Of say
sll2,SOo, OF course he only receives an interest
of $500 per annum, which Is but 81 per cent
on what his bonds have cost him, and when the
bonds mature he actually loses his entire pre-.
MUM OF Sl2,50O, which Is equal to one.eighth
of the face Of the bonds, and reduces the in.
terest for the whole time to less than per cent
upon the amount of the investment II these
figures are reliable, and II is quite easy to veri-
fy them, the time vouId seem 10 have com.
Tor further issue Of these securities, or others
OF like character BY which a large annual saw.
ing to the Government would be Effected
We refer TO this matter with some satisfac.
ton, because our prediction has been fulfilled
TO the letter, and those who pinned their faith
OF our Judgment have had no occasion to re-.
pent doing so. When we wrote in November.
1-6, the cable tele or ans of the day stated that
"ien-for les would be quoted on the London
Stock Exchange" and New York kilograms Of
the same day announced that upon this fact
some purchases had been made for shipment.
At the same time the ten-ferties, then under
par, advanced TO a fraction above par. We
advised their purchase and predicted for them
a further advance, and that they would before
long be worth as much the 5 per cents of
Ia, then selling at about ore hundred and
ten. Yesterday the ten-forties were selling at
1lof. Our readers know pretty we'll by this
time that the STAR is always right. and they
Can refer 10 facts like these as reasons for the
faith that is in them"
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The New York papers represent that many
removals are about TO be made in the Custom
House OF that port. Notwithstanding the fact
that only two weeks remain until the ne Ad
ministration comes into power. This looks as
though Collector Smythe was going to make
good the threats heretofore limited that unless
he was confirmed as Minister to Russia he
would make clean sweep of the employees in
the Custom House who were appointed to their
places on the recommendation Of Republican
Senators and Representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

The ics-houses ~ Gardiner, Me- were All
IulI several weeks ago. One New York com
Pahy has directed ITS agent at Gardiner 10
stoIe Immediately ter thousand tons more
fnhadeiphia has a new ordinance that
noIses ID the streets shall not be allo wed 10
come nearer than ten feet from the Vehicle No.
Se ,n mem and 1t Is proposed TO attempt to
- ne tIenea republicans tred) of New
18th OF February by banauets in hnnu.os IN
Revolution of lcis o' Vi TUG
- Tue DOT nets-pretty combtna,,ons of Lao.
feathers and nowers-are CONSTANTLY hs.o,.a.e
smaller. "eeomins
ne New forkers are now compiainiue
q anuiiersted fuberals-undertaker. furnisn
ing block TN IN lieu Of silver for CONN pIatse
- Msgsi- Mitchell has been Mrs Padso.r
Tor come seven months, and now n IL an
LouLcec that she '~xp cts 10 resppear before
TIE .Cotlights IN about two months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

RHPoEfED CAPrURR OF PRKsIprHr rappz
OF FARASuAY.-lti Is reported that Pres, sens
Lopez, OF Paraguay, has AZ length been Inade I.
prisoner. ElComereio Of v aiparaiso pubiis hes
short account Of the occurrence but i've No
partic uiars. IL gives ths following: .Jaouarv
1lth BY an express, which arrived yesterday
NJ MENDOZA we learn that the Allies had sreS,
army ofLopez. resulting IN the utter defeat ana
capture Of the latter. The Information wa
comm unlcated by q steamer which passed
Rosario In the direction OF Buenos Ayres, ear.
ryipg 70 its Government the official inteiIieenc.
OF this important affair, which it seems vii
Put sn end to this prolonged and bloody war.
We look with suspicion on the intelligence,
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To Adver,iser..-our advertising p.,ron

re requested to send IN their favors before
u o'clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
IHE STAR Of the same day, on account Of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
with every disposition to accommodate, we
fad ourselves Obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

A reason urged by an Ohio paper in favor of
making Hon. 5. Galloway, of that State. Secre-
AIRY of the Treasury is, that ..sne Of his extra
ordinary grimaces would scare into the middle
OF next week ali the cormorants who attem ut
10 steal from it." This is pretty good but II he
could send them into the middle of last week il
would be still better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

Inc Ny Herald says: The recent strange cases
oihysrophobIa in this vicinity have been In yes
usated by prominent ply sicians, and they have
SOnle 10 ,ne conclusion that the bite Of the dog
ehlaeeo Is as poisonous as that Of one that is
tSoio, ana oogs are Just as likely to &c mad in
The winter months as during the heated term
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

The Entsltigencer has some sensible words
upon the inconveniences of the present situa-
ton of the State Department The Intelliqeneer
suggests that the State Department be brought
back TO the city. and placed IN the north wing
OF tne treasury Building until a suitable build
ing can be erected for its use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18
DALI AND EVENING SILKS.
10 PER GENT. OFF FOR CASH.

We have on hand . variety of light coIored silks
which We are disposing OF ct very low prices, com
Elegant WHITE CORDED SILKS:
Sulerb WHITE SATIN;
Plain PIX P0gt Dn SOLE;
IN al the most Desirable shades OF Pink, Blue,
one 1iece Of superior WHITE PoUL DE soIp
slightly imperfect, worth 9s or o. Ger yard; price
Beautiful TINeELLtD MUSLINS BY the ward
In all colors, at reduced prices.
And although the above goods are very desirable
and very cheap: We offer them ct . discount Of 10
'1 ONE PRiGSp ONLY. IN PLAIN FIGURES
felS.eoN W. N. 6HUSTER BRO.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Orphans Court Of W as h.
Of administration on the personal estate OF John
WILLIAMS: late Of Warrington county, D. O..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
on or before the 10th day of February next; thew
q the said estate. Given under my hand this 10th
'.' ., .sD'DA'' 1907 In. WILLIAMS,
Re IslawSw Administrstrix.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, d. February Is, 1862
On The petition OF THOMAS J Sissy OF Bos-
ton; Mass administrater Of the estate Of AIad
sion of patent granted TO the said Arad Wood
worth, Cd, on the 18th day of May, 1885, for an
improvement in Machinery for Spinning
this once on the 18th day Of April next. ANY
dispositions, and other papers should be filed in
this ONCE twenty days before the day Of bearing.
lie lo'wSw Commissi Of Pate uts.
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-ArrENTIoN. SEVENTH wARD RE-

0+ATTENTION. SEVENTH WARD RE-
uS PUBLICANSl
The seventh Ward Republican Club will hold q
meeting NJ Hyson's Hall on TO MORROW, (fri
day the 18th Instant Every member 10 req uested
to be present BY order.
fe ISM iRsp IA BOSWELL, Presr.
@ HXBkCIsEs or WESLEY CHAPSL
SABBATH SCHOOL will be held 10 the Church,
corner Of and 6th streets. FRIDAY BvENINQ
Ut ~ O'Clock The programme viii be eutireIv
NV and very Interesting and the public are cardi.
assemble at half past six O'Clock. II
rLIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION.
A special meeting OF the alton viii be held
a. Trades Union Hall, ed instant, at o clock
when busines. Of i'm portance to the trade will be
considered Wholesale dealers and others inter-
ssted IN tne liquor trade are cordially invited to
r. 18A THE PRESIDENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18
.NEw BUILDING AssOOIATION

All persons favorable TO the organization of a
new Building Association, to lea money on real
esta ct six per cent. annual interest are
and Collection Office Of N. r ONION, May Bull
ing, corner 9TH and Streets opposite the General
Poet Office. IL NJ a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

fERTILIZ ERs.
Forty tons pure and Genuine ROME Dust pasa
at my mill warranted the purest lot In the District
Of Columbia.
BAUGHs RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
ANDREW GOES sUPER PHOSPHATE or
CAPE VERDE ISLAND GUASo.
MEXICAN GUAE0,
FISH GUANO.
Also,
A lot of ADULTERATED PERUVIAN GUANo
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers and Threshers
MOVING AND REAPING MACHINES.
DR0PPIRS AND SELF RAKERs
Also,
Extras for oil kinds Of REAPBRs AND NOW
ERs, THREeHERs, HORSE POWERS, and all
Implements.
HAY PRESSES,
PORTABLE FORCES,
PLOws, HARROwS. and
CULTIvAToRS Of all kinds.
FARM CARTS.
WHEEL CULTIvATORs,
WHEEL HORSE RAKES,
ClDkR MILLS,
GARDEN AND rlBLD SEEDS,
&C., &c, &C., &C.. &c.
JP. BARTHOLOw,
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Below Pennsylvania avenue.
GREtG WILLIAMS, Ancts. felO
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" 600 REwARD.
MAYORS OFFICE. CRY Hall.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL.
WAsHINGTON, ID G February Is. 1919
In pursusnoe OF joint resolution passed by the
1859. reward Of one hundred dollars il hereby OF.
fered for he arr st and conviction OF the party or
parties who broke into the new colored school.
house on Twenty first street west between X nd
L streets north, on Saturday night. February g.
1889 and caused the water in the third st Try 20
overflow aud flood the whole builiing, thereby
dsiDe great damage to the same
fe Is n s.. J BOWEN, Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

From blanchard & Mohun we have Harper,s
BeelIy for February nth.
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE co.,
DAHKB
TIy1IIsYH sfRREs, OPPOSITE Imam,
Buy and se stcurrent market rates, ara
constantly on hand . full supply OF al
eOvERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN-THIBTIEs, AND seMPOUul
INTEREST NOTES
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., sxoou,..
and collections made on al scoessibls poiuts,
sel-n
+ list NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON
u. q. CsoKE, lef nv Cooke q 90. i, Pr..,c.r.
@h g. HUSTINGT0H, Cashier
CONVENIENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE gbITg,
STATES,
lStA ssrsst, spposiss tAs Tyssssyy Drsyss,s~s
Government Securities With Treasurer Ua,..
~OrB MILLION DOLLAhSA
We buy and sell ell classes OF 6oVE6NNEs,
SECURITIESst current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE sad ~sLs csls.st,sx
% ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rftf
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Governments vouohers On A..
MOST FAVORABLE Terms. and give oar.
fuI attention 70
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN SAD FIR.
and 70 any other business entrusted 20 On,
FULL IMPORTATION In regard 70 COVER
HEHT LOANS ct all times cheerfulIy furnishsr.
WIN. q. HUNrISs-oS, O..h
Warrington, March %, ls1.
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rrINAUGURArION RECEPrION.

Tickets for the Inauguration Reception at the
Treasury BUILDING the Disht OF he 4th Of
march can be obtaiI ed at the HeadQuarters OF the
General Committee No. 4O5 .treet near 7th or
at the follow ing places.
lizards Botel. Ebbitt House. National Hotel
Metropolitan Hotel. st. J ames Hotel; WASH nRton
House, or at the Union Hotel, Georesto IN; ct the
Music Stores of Kills and Metzerott; and at the
Book stores of Blanchard Mohun. PHILIP 4 Solo
mons French Richardson, Mohun Bestor, and
shtllipgton.
The tickets are sle each, and admit one gentle.
man and two ladies TO the InaugurStion Reception
Dancing and Supper rooms
Gentlemen purchasing tickets and desiring iuvi.
faft cards for ladies obtain them at the Heed
quarters Of the General Committee, 4O7 street,
near 7th
By direction Of SAYLHS BOWEN. Chairman
Of the Committee on Invtstion and eale Of Tickets
T. L TULLOCK,
felA ~ Secretary NJ CournfttAa
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S meet on THURSDAY, 18th instant, a. ~
? m at Clsgett 4 sweeney. Rsom.; No. Mar
District are respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN PURDY, President.
fhED. kOONES, Secy. felS n
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"TOBACCONISTs ATTENTION

j Z
The Tobacco Dealers Of the District are urgently
requested TO attend meeting to ne held at Tra. a..
Union Hall IN FRIDAY EVENING. the 10th in
slant. TO transact business of vital To
the trade
Geo W Cochran Co, l. Luchs Co.
selbausAn. Herman Gasch
Valentine Mattern, VIM Dupkhosf
Henry SeifZ, WeiRman,
Rfcholz, Geo McCaulev
PIugge, 8 Clayton,
He'll, J Litten,
Jpo Duering, Jno Byrne,
W Brandenburg, G Presser
wallace, John Potter,
geo Pfmpr. J II Schultz,
manuel nnel, DE Irving.
H Turbin q Co, Saml Day
Finley Co. Boeus fel8 d
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.wAsBINGTON's BIRTHDAY.

ME WAsbINGTUNH B1KTHDAY.
daily trip to "'
MOUNT VERNON
on TIL DAY, leaving her wharf at IN m aud
returning at .. with the additional Attraction
OF havins on board the Fourth United States Ar
ulery Band. felsN
lR the BOYS IN BLUE will be held at their
Hss69narters. 3t9 Penusy Ivania avenue. on
FhlnAf IVENiNG, February 10 1859, at Z 20 D.
In the niZAfion is requested ss final arrange
nenfs viii be made for the demonstrations 20 be
the GENERAL Commanding
fe Ist- VS.. FLETCHER, Adjt Cen.
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NE W UNIVERSAL ALMANAC
WHITTAKEBJ ALMANAC FOR 1880 ,~..~
thick vol. small evo, web printed, paper :. s Oc
CoxfxNTs: The Calendar, Key 70 thu o.,s.l.,-
eportsmelb calendar, The Dnciish 0overnmsnt
Foreign Met1ons, Educetion, Obi.usrisS. Metsoy. =.
oaogy, Army and Navy. British Posoessions Rsnr
tnG Statistics, &c., &c. is
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HOPS HOPS n HePsm
Just received, Is BALES CHOICE Hops
ana for sale 81 BEAvANs 4 SHAW,
sNm street, between ilth and lah
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PAWNBROKERS.

EeTABLIsRKD Ie32.
HERZBER9s LOAN OFFICk,
3sl koRTh sTkEEf,
between ~ and 6th streets, immediately fn rear
National Hotel.
Highest advances made Strictly couhdeB.
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OFFICE CT NATIONAL FREEpMAHs
SAVING AND TRUST COMPANY.
No. 472 SEVENTH STREET.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January q, 1850
This may certify that We have examined the se
Grizzlies OF the Tn edman Q Savings and Trust Com.
pany: nov on deposit at the Safe Deposit Gonna
py's Vaults, and ind them follows:
sNs, S240 500 90
Us o. IS 30 90
800. o. 3BJ 90
~ ~ II 900 90
Selusi $4,000 20
Union Is o. 90
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MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCI.
ALTON FAIR,

The Fair will open at ia O'Clock p m and con.
EVERY EVENING DURING TIE WEEK.
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BALLS, PARTIES. Sn

THE SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF
the fAlkMOtNT spCIALs viii be "a
given AZ ODD FELLOWS n SIT Ttb ~ -
on mONDAb. tEBRUARY 22t. -sg -
Ihe Committee will do everything in their 60
power that vii promote thu Ioy meut ii ali who
Tickets 81. fsls 81
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Gentlemen . One SHIRTS On hand and made n
osser, and perfect at warranted. Night 6hirts
nr. ,ous sizes, good article, Under shirts aud
uuSweis, IN nanue and merino. Hosiery, Gloves,
Unprenas; and general assortment Of ladies and
E sI,,aemsn1 furnishing Goods, together with Inc
ronet coaps, Perfumerieo, Fancy Articles, &C.
Every cttiele war; antel 20 Be represented, and
hered to e.u AsN RTpR ~
fe leoIm 355Yst haf OH ana ,S.s
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me- REMOVAL DIR n PTPFR
US has removed To
423 18th kTRRET,
Jals- I'm next to south west Garner az Nev yorr 40.
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Containing Q large number OF remaykable a ma
Pictures from different rarts of the country will
be held in connection with the Fsir
Admission 10 Art Gallery, q cents fa-Ia st
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AN ART CALLER

NO CHARGE FOB ADMISSION
To re b1ntpR Room, which will be open every day
from to 9 O'Clock.
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A NNoUECENINT.- RoOKvoop vfu
siLIISTsT "a TAEcf ' GOOD: :, & !. Il 4
The sy;ine e PSr.crs may here anl ese.tlYa
Ing wear. S5l street, bet. Oh and stA. ja1s-3Ws
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-15


HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 1S and Ia
Charleston Hotel.-Thos " Sherman. Geo. R. Yer.
non, C.J Clinch and family, New York; Herman
Oppenheim. City; Leberman Philadelphia; Rev
l. Pierce, Geo q esrtshorne, New Jerse'; Alfred,
Kew York; Gillett, Augusta; D L Macneil, East
Florida; T G Stanton, Alex Cl:nchy, New York; ]
q Newton. st. Louis; Vim T Hyde, Baltimore; NJ
] Jacob, Florida; Brunhal, r Jones New
York; q Brewer. Barnwell; D M'loy, cheraw;
GP Kirkland, Beaufort; C Pan, New York;
Upham; Jacob Williams. st. paul's; L Elison'
Fairfield; A G Rice, South Caro!:aa; Geo Barrie,
Philadelphia; W Z Duff E sleger, New York;
Duer, Maryland; w Stevenson, Philadelphia; L
Maurice Kinsstree; John Bayley and wife. New York
Parilio,, Hotcz-Gcorse Burt, New York; NJ D
Elre,th, St. Helena; .Haieht. agent Templeton
Troupe; Mrs Hight and Miss Bernard, Ne"
York; G Craft, Greenyille: DuttoD. steamship
Sea Gull; Thomas NJ Sherman, New York; {
Yerd. Alabama; Thomas Daniels, city; h Pool, New
haYry
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educational.

GHE nTE WEST FEMALE COL
LEGE-This Is one OF the most hourishing in
sfu lions in the State Pupils received at any lime,
ana charged from the time Of entering
Tuition, including Latin and FRENCH e4 per
month.
Boarding, including Fuel and Washing, SA so per
month. y. .. bONNHn,
December ID mth3mo fres'oen]-