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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR SALE OF RESr-A snail Rew HOUSE, z
y six TO ems. within two squares OF avenue cas-.
AZ md IN Improvements. Terms easy. Inquire
I.sS Fenn-yINsala avenne. eeill-eoSt'
EOR saLE-At bsrgsin, choice LOT, corner
OF and Culnabia tTeets, fr1nting . fe-t on y
ocig-er& J SWEET. oil 7th street.
+ Oh sALE-rwo handsome foar-siOry BRICK
INkLLlNSs, on 18th street, near y, Contain
nkeNetl modern cnnveaience. One e the houses
soGsSs i o% hS.s sSs ,s furniture can be
..,o.. NoURss MIDnLEToN.
ociy eoS Obs 18th street.
t'oB RRNT-To small family without children,
fuily and hsDdsomely furnished BRICK
hoosh OF rooms, ssaer and gas, on line q
:. s., Star Office. orts ia.
rOR sAIE-A four-story BRICK HOVsNsG-
Il LOON, PARL0R, and DINING-ROON with
Latrooe range, bath room, and -clss.t Sifua-
ton eng, le TO aepartmeuts aud cars. Terms easy
Enquire 1913 PenDsy lyanta avenue
Also, new sia-room HOUSE, terms 20 suit
Enquire as above. octl-l3t-
E0R SALE-One Of the hnest RESIDENCES in
shin gton, very large, three story brick use,
With msnsard Ioof, all the modern I'm rroVements;
hhshedi situated the corner Of c and ~ streets
ibis property ~ IN perfect order, and located In the
pest portion OF the city. Very unnsusl terms Of
sepis-eolOt TIs ism afre.t.
LOB sALE-A large snd handsom- DW kLLINa
L HOUSE, 226 + street northwest; pressed brick
trent. With brownstoDe trimmings aud porch Main
building SxS; back building l5xN. Lately built
oI sc IN the most substantial manner, By Entwistls
Barron, now IN perfect order II has all tbs mod
ern improveinei Is, and finished handsomely inside
Located on one OF the handsomest sanarcs In the
city; street oomrieted with wooden pavement and
able terms. Apply to 9. III. BACON, GrOoS-, zoe
Market SPACE. iva -Sm
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FINANCIAL AND COnME.CIAL.


The week opened in Wall street yesterda,
with continued Improvement.
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SILvERBER
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3I3 SEVENTH STREET,
tr HRaR
DB0POsALs FOR KEEPING IN REPAIR
THE PUBLIC PUMPS IN THE DISTRICT

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, District Of C6igmbia,l
WASHINGTON, October Is, 1873 Z
sealed Proposals will be received by the b. ard vi
Public Works until boon, OCTOBER Is, 1873, for
keeping in repair the public pumps in the District
OF Columbia for the period Of one year from No
yember 1873 the repsirs to embrace W m .terial
and all work necessary to keep the pumps in thor
Proposals ma st be Endorsed " proposals for Keen
ing in Repair the Public Pumps in the District of
Columbia" and must be addressed to the Vice Pres
Ident Of the Board
The Board reserve the right to reject any or all
Any bidder may bid for q specified number of dis
tricts in the said District OF Columbia or for ali Of
them.
BY order of the Board
CHARLES 8. JOHNSON,
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THE WEATHER

wAR DEPARTMENT, 6lfes az Ch,J SigsaI uAey,,
HAsBINeTON, October IA, 1873, l0:3O a m Z
NJPsIs Fog THE PAST TwENTy-FOuR HOURS j..
he ARA Of highest barometer CONT us over the
SULi hlanic states. The low barometer has NOV ed
sim e Monday morning from Manitoba eat ard
oy,r Canada 10 the lower ST.. Law renee, and a sec
ma baronletTic depression is apparently in
Wy ming and tie uppsr Missouri valley. The tenn
p'rsture has risen slightly ia the Middle states AID
Ctcdt Oily over he lake gon SOuthwestefly winds
with clear weather are reported from the Middle
states, and with clou y or partly Cloudy weather
from New England Light northern winds prev all
m the Southern ststes with clear haZY wea- her
and caste rly winds in the southwest Northwest 10
sgGthW, g winds and partly cloudy weather prevail
the gull state northeast 10 southeast winds partly
cloudy or clear weather. For theFloriia PENN an
norihessteriy Winds cloud aud rain FOR the Sou h
Atlantic states, Bortherly inds veerinR to south
east, with Increasing clio diness. For the Middle
sta es sout hwesterly winds back southeast with
generally clear weather. For New England, south
westerly winds, cloudy aud clearing weather. For
the lower lake region, southerly winds and clear
weather For the uppsr lake region and the north
vest, falling barometer, southwesterly winds by
Tuesday night, with increasing cloudiness.
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MEDICAL. &c.


DE Henry WILSON, No ais ,Ts s.-s.s. Ne
Ssss - rerienoe Ia Army Hosp tais nd Prssa's
$500 frpmrt curct. No Injurious rls.dic ~.
:, W. snd scientifc sua honsr.hl. fr--.f-
sPs,.e srse,sed Charscs reasorable Ani oniy one
49,. - - g sito uedtcire
40 - m % p m. Sandsys, to n and
90 81
he LEON, Ccsssi-tss Psys,-1T. 81 ts,h
sErsst, aoeNe h. 1uFs. IL 4. - a., A - -.
S;- s'AiSes-frnslo comViaiEts ana cnrs1.ea,
-, . sePl6-lm.
lie. JANE Wilson has RENOVED a.. -
-. 49,, 49,, 800 Aad streets NORTH r-ss "a
ment sns the esst of attendance .snss
MApAh boss, "a t.lasTafsS Ia.-s-,.. - -
~ Fe.eftSf, has Returned O. this cify 49, -. *
esoc~ OF cone tine and will Be- ple..,-s - -. -
CD triends, aud al others DESIRING 3. e,ns,i,
she = nov located Al elS ith street nsr 49,, -
y The oHly isdy endosed With tks natural 80, -
tteelins the ps't and forcteline he future a..
seNloe m business s Invaluable She r~s p.st f.il,
invites all % call aDs he coavfnc.S Of h-r -,
Hsers As the nsdsHs stay Il limited All -
ssh 10 consult her should smsracs tn. epr.rt.
- spa o..
N Rs n: FkENOR, on PHILADkl-esT.
W the celebrates Reliable ClairyoTarf Phe.s.tas
snd y ssa n - ioI-, has located ~ IOiy No. -
sicnne, onRo% hoars-N .. m. 90 n m 49,
nent. can Be msde for evening" teifTr
EtnAbn DISEASES % I'll siT-is T-....-s n
ssr I9 osse soa eooloes %, sdvtoe 49, 30,
1ne vi se cent. Adsrs-s Nm DIT TaOn 49,
No ets North ish ssrsss pe5i.,s nv "a spsy
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SPnClAL TAX N0TICE.-The Board Of Public
works are issuing their bills for specia al tar
IN pay ment o. which the eight per cent series
ony, bonds OF the Board are received at par and
accrued interest.
We have these bonds on hand for sale at such a
discount that upon inquiry here Won will be indnceJ
20 buy hem. and save 9 large percentage.
Information cheerfullv furnishes
N0UR ST MIDDL aTON.
octll-5t Iepub. Chron.l 613 18Th stree
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INVESTMENTS THAT NOTHING SHORT OF
AN EARTHQuAkE CAN ENDANGER


FOR sALE-An elegant 3story BRICK HOUSE
on wtst SIDE Sh street, between AID VI, with deep
lot aud lck stable, all in the most parf. a oder
Two i,story BkIL HOUSES, on 18th street, be-
Three 4-story room deep HOUSES, On Is, n street.
between X and y, nearly ready for occupation.
Three 4-story HOUSES, on Eth street, bet Eeen I,
ana N with every modern convenience, and nearly
ready for occupation.
i.e 3,st0Ty BRICK, with very deep side and
desirable BUSINESS LOT at corner X and zs.h
street; Is ,2oS square feet.
A splendid BUSINESS LOT at the intersection Of
A fine LOT at corner Of Massachusetts az enue and
18th street east, near Lincoln SauAra: N yo fsat
octl-lW lRep1 *. h. WILSON, oil 7th st.
I'HE SAFEST INVESTMENT OF MONEY IN
large growing city like the capital Of the United
Of America.
rare opportunity for such an investment il now
nered by the subscriber in his subdivision Of the
North Arlington Heights into FIFTY SMALL
fAhMS OF from one 70 twenty acres. fem which
and being altitude of 200 feet above the POtO'
mac, render them perfectly healthy. The soil is
very superior, especially for grapes and all fruits
springs Of the purest soft co d water.
These attractive highlands are accessible by good
roads and easy grades, in 9 delightful drive Of few
IN accommodating terms Several OF these desirs.
ole Lots have been recent sold to gentlemen who
propose to improve them With fine bailding., &c.
Real Estate Broker, 6I 3 18Th street,
sepA-t Over National Metropolitan Babk.
toh oALBf AUSTIN r. Brown,
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in price
from $4,000 to $4,000, and several other first class
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in ali
HOUSES and LOTS at M cunt Pleasant. els.ly
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nFI o. o. F.-RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT,
Wy No. "a full attendance Is requested at he
regular meeting TUESDAY EVENING, 18th
instant, to consider i'm portant business.
octl3H' Il. A. KIDDER, Scribe.
hFM0UNT OLIVE }ROVE, No. I, ORDER
Wy OF CHRISTIAN BETH. SHEPHERDS
All members are respectfully requested to attend q
81 csl meeting at Mrs. Friess' residence, No. 900
5th street, near i street northwest, WEDNESDAY,
tNF MING, the 18th instant, at Ia O'Clock, on very
important busintss. BY order Of the secretary,
oc,l3- tRepubl can.l
nFClTIZENS, BUILDING COMPANY.-Tne
eS hrst monthly meeting Of the Citizens Build
Ing Company will be held at the Board of Trade
Rooms, sly Market Space, on WEDNESDAY, Oc-
t-ner 18th, a. $50 o'clock D. m. The first business
VIII De the election OF thirteen directors After the
eieciios % the directors the first instalment the
stock will be due and payable
W: b: Clag tt ESQ, was authorized to receive
me nrst nstslments from the suisse bers pre- yfons
10 the meeting III IN those who able to attend
- 49, W. W. BUhDETTE, Chairman.
a hir.rr2
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.EvANGELIOAL ALLIANCE.

PI BLIC MEETINGS, addressed bv the FOR
EiGN DELEGATES Of the EVANGELICAL AL
LANCE. viii be held at 7:0 o'clock TUESDA Y
EnENiNG, October IL, lG', at tn following places:
meiIopoliisn Cburch-Rey. Prof. Theo Christ
Very Rev. X. Payne Smith, Dean of Canterbury
FISK; Rev. Bishop Simpson.
FIRST PIesbytsriau-Rey. Narrayan Shesh sdri,
bombay; Rev. George Fisch. Paris; Rev Prof
Thee Chrf.tleih. D., Bnul, Prussis: Rev. Frank
Goulin, ID D., Geneva; jams Gr,ddlestone, Esq
LONDON; Koberi kGox, ID d Belfast; Rev. A b.
SiHTsop, Hamilton, Canada; Rev. John Stoughtop
Trinty-verv Rev g. Payne Smith, Dean of Can.
tarbnry Rev Prof |. A. Dorner, University Of Ber-
In; Lord Alfred Churchill, Londop; Rev. Matteo
PTocket, Genoa: Rev. q Dallas Marston, M
London; Rev. J e Harriscn, ID. d., London.
C-ngregational-Rey: VIM. Arnot, ID. D., Edin-
huTgh; Rev. Joseph Parker, ID. ID LONDON: Rev
Maiteo Procket, Genoa; Rev. John Stoughton, d.
u, L9ndon; Rev O. Premier, Geneva; Rev. Mar
There will be no charge for admission, and, ia
order to sccon MEDIATE the mutitudes who desire IA
hear the Distinguished guests. arrangements have
been made for the four meetings. octl3-2t
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BUSINESS CHANCES


BUSINESS CHANCES.
9 PER CENT. DohDs, reoei,able for special
octlia Over National Metfop5 H'a a Bank.
WANIED-SI $1,000, 500 an
hrst mortgage on real estate worth thr~c TINES
tie c, sS9 s, R. W. DowNNAN,
FOB sALE-A rare chance for a paving business.
Mrs. DeCoyer, No. IiI4 IN street narthS 81 An.
PLY al once. ROBT. COHEN, ia, Admir-,
ocll4-St No. $50 Pennsylyania avenue.
lSeR sALE-steck aud Fixtures of = small GRO
Gerry, cheap. Rent very low. Apply between
ne hours Of and a. m. and 6 and ,. m. NJ, las
s,resl. ootl55t
For sALE-steck, Iixt.r,s, and Good VIII Of
W, nov doing a good paying business. Satisfactory
causes for selling out Inquire on premises. ols-2t
Inn SHARES WARRINGTON MARKEr.
pos. hOIsh BONDS. Also, syesr per cent
ectls-st FRED KOONEs, SAC La. ave.
EOR sALENs2 600 in per cent Certificates,
recelyable for special taxes. and $1,000 in
to $40 Louisiana avenue. octls'S
STOCK FOR SALE.
UNION INSURANCE. COMPANY OF WASH.
lSGToS Tor sale Apply for info Il IT, %
Office National Union las. Co, 6IS Lonisiaua
avenue. IRspI ocGil-st
FOR sALE-A me DRUG STORE, with about
S2Og worth Of new drugs, patent medicines,
A rare chance to Young Pharmacist or Ply .iciaa
WI selI 70, ~ cash, or on time. Inquire or ad-
aress n, 222 18Th street southwest, before 10 a.
FOR sALE-The Stock, Fixtures and @ BOD will
u Of GROCERY STORE; location one Of the
pest. inquire on premises, 1913 Penbsyiysuia ave.
ocil-l2t'
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"MILBURN's POLAR SODA,
1RE COOLEST AND BESTIN THE WORL d.
with pure Fruit, Cream and other Syrups.
DEPOT FOR
pMIEERAL SPRING WATERS,
No. 1429 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
lelS-tr str

No. 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
lels-r near Fifteenth street.
RFsOHENOK's MANDRAhE PILLs.-Thsse
Wy pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
Ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
Thsy sc aH' t sny ~ IT, sns sI
valuable remedy In oil cases OF arrangement result.
ing from . disordersd state Of that organ, Liver
HSGnRehnt BiIiSS' rD:S.dsr LndiS;ston Sies
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills Tor sale
by all Druggists and Dealers. m3-tr
TY. M. o. A. CALCULATING LIBRARY
Wy Corner 9Th and ID streets.
brary, 900 having been added within the past
year.
Terms-s5 Per aunum: 81 per quarter
FRIE BEADING ROOMS for Ladies' and Gen.
SABBATH SERVICES: Bible Study, D. m; for
the masses, 8 p m in Lincoln Hsll. sepH-tr
~ TO LADIES.
Wy How sad It lie to see q youngw lie, o mother
Of family, who requires all her physical strength
to frln her household duties, and all her moral Co.
her, to see her Frustrated, osing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
why, but yet suffering enoueht be utterly misera
PEE IDS stats OF weakness and debility Is more
that she will receive the proper care in the
other she will nger mouths after months, not think
ing worth while tos ee physician about 1t, until
the grave, when little precaution In proper time
would have spared her life. To prevent TO strength
LIT Rsn g can 9Th the LONG
are safe and iufallible remedy against malaria,
dyspepsia, costivenees, bilisusness, headaches,
morning sieknes., and I complaints peculiar to
women. These Bitters, which are sold By all drug.
gisfs, are, in consequence Of their virtue and
agreeable taste, the medicine par sxesllsses for
sdies. dec2s-ly
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If1n @ ST.-Two large DOUBLE ROOMS, on
II " ID story, for rent, with BOARD. ocl5 81
Neutrality-suspicious. ROOMs-One Bsck
u Parlor on FIRST floor, and two nice Front Rooms,
9TH Board. Call a. ell street, near Post 0face.
Also, Table Board. octs-Im
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
single or en- suite, with without Board; all
modern improvements; 45J O street, opposite Me-
tropolitan Church. sep23-lm'
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WILLIAM T. HccUIN, County oonss.ble: Debt.
Objected, prompt rsturns, Collection Of clains Of
Geovgs W. HauptmAn, s0uthvsss corner lith and q
strss(s noTthwsse. tespl n0-V
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MONTY LOANED on Real lstate Security.
CHAo. II. MOULfON.
sanlz-Aolm M 6A3 lEfh .f.sssS

LOB RINT-The large STORE on Pennsylvania
Il avenue, opposite the Metropolitan hotel, for
ct p resent 81 Browning 4 Middleton. It Is one Of
the most eligible business places in the city, and
next. Also, large Hall in the same building. For
further Information inquire ct No. 33s q street
northwest. sepsO-lm
LOB eALD-Nice country building SITES for
Il sale, 1t way station, thirteen miles from Wash-
tngton. Address DANL AM41N, BeltsvilIe,
EOR eALl-Thst beautiful block Of BUILD
Il ines on = street, corner q sth northwest, e
POINT Of construction. location and appearance they
are unsSrpessed ~ any private residencss in the
- marble mantels, marble-top stationary wash.
stands throughout, hot and cold water, furnaees,
rangss, Dumb walters, butler pantries, linen rooms
gtationary vash tubes, water -cIosets
bathrooms, and every other regulate portsinins 10
IA slTsss sad koaiaAn0 sysoao, ~ -
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BRICK HOUSE No. 1884 Columbia street, three.
story pressed brick front marble maRtels and all the
BRICK DWELLING No. 500 = street. pressed
and bathroom; will be sold very cheap
FRAME HOUSE containing i've rooms, stu ate
No 14s7 street. Price ol10O: easy terms
Also, several BRICK DWELLINGS on 9 and +,
be, ween l4th and 18th streets.
FOB FOR SAL Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY-20 ACRES Of FRUIT and GAR.
DEN LAND, situated on the south bank Of The Po-
tomac, IL miles from Aqueduct Bridge; II acres
in full bearing, and orchard Of best varieties Of
assorted fruit. The place commands comnlete view
Of Wellington Georgetown, reservoir and river for
several miles.
MONEY LoAHIGDS sp ss'l j rf M: sSssg,isE;
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HFTHE SURGICAL CLINIC AT FREED
eS MEMS HOSPITAL will recommence on
WEphksDAf, October 18th, 1873, at 81 p. m:
Tcsefs which are gra'u 'Ous, } will be furnished
70 Medical Students and Graduates application to
pr. ROBERT BEYBURN. At the Hospital, or Of
Zee, NO. III 18th street northwest. octlI-etE
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Sailing AsrARAGUs.-Sa may be
spread on asparagus beds at any time du.
ring the season in heavy or light doses,
and without injury. When the salt i
scattered on the surface in june or July,
Il will save considerable work all the rest
Of the summer in hoeing and wedding, and
at the same time, plants, especially in
young beds, win thrive under such treat
ment. The salt win not only furnish
food, but win keep the surface moist.
Five or six years ago, friend recommend
ed the application Of salt to paths to keep
down weeds. Experience proved that the
salt effected this result the first season
very well indeed, but the following year
the weeds appeared to flourish. But what
was strange about It was that for three
years after one could see at glance any
morning just how far the suit was spread
on each walk from the dampness of the
surface, when the other parts of the walks
were apparently dry ts
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cHAncoAL ron Fowls. The benefit
which fowls derive from eating charcoal
i, | believe, acknowledged. The method
Of putting il before them is, however, not
well understood Pounded charcoal b not
j. the shape in which fowls usually find
their food and consequently is not very
enticing 70 them. I have found that corn
burnt on the cob, and the refase--whieh
consists almost entirely Of the grains re-
sluced 70 charcoal, and still retaining their
perfect shape phced before them, is
greeaily eaten BY them, with a marked
Improvement in their health. as is shown
hy The brighter color Of their combs. and
their sooner producing a greater average
~ epss - the flock than before. s. RE
~ Hass IL ne Hbsifrv World.
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A Coon FRENCH IDEA.-The milk
cans in which milk is conveyed over the
railways of France are made Of similar
shape to ours, but the lids are so arranged
that by turning screw they can be forced
down on the milk, aud thus prevent all
motion. The cans are wrapped in wooden
cloths and these are wet from time to
time as they may need it. The evapoa-
ton Of the moisture keeps down the tenn
perature of the milk, and no difficulty is
experienced in carrying it a long distance,
even in warm weather.
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LARGE REFRIaERAToR-Mr. Christie,
pher Shearer, fruit farmer near Reading
Pennsylvania, has probably the largest
refrigerator in the country. II is thirty.
five feet square, and holds, when filed
about one hundred and forty cart loads Of
ice, and four thousand bushels Of fruit.
Last fall Mr.. Shearer placed in it one
thousand seven hundred bushels of apples
four hundred and fifty bushels of Bartlett
and fifty bushels of Lawrence pears. His
brother, who Is the owner of an adjoining
farm, also stored one hundred bushels Of
apples in it, some of which are still there,
and as solid as when they were taken from
the trees.
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CABBAeE WoRMs.-Put ten cents
worth Of copperas into sprinkling pot
put in warm water; let it stand till cold,
and sprinkle the cabbage at night before
the dew falls. This win do for 100 or
100 heads. Sprinkle the same as you
would door to lay the dust The dew 1t
night viii wash off the sprinkling water.
Sprinkle the cabbage twice or three times
week Mr.. Soudard raised a hundred
In this way hast year, and I have eaten
some of his cabbage, which was nice
Cor. G6natxy Gentismaa.
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WESTERN MD. COLLEGE
STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES,
IN DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.
Incorporated BY Act 81 General assembly,
Murch. 1893.


HNHIS Institution is eligiby located in the
Il healthfnl and fourishing City of West
minister, in Carroll county, on the line of the
Western Maryland Railroad about midway
between the cities Of Baltimore and Hagers-
town.
1t is under the special patronage Of the
Maryland Annual Conference of the Metho.
dist Protestant Church, but is strictly free
from any sectarianism, either in its course OF
study or rules of discipline.
Male and female students recite in separate
classes, but all have the advantage Of instruc-
ton from every Professor having charge OF
the studies pursued.
The Vice Principal, REV, DR.. Nichols,
/ the Precepiress, Miss Hance,) and several
other members Of the Faculty, reside in the
College building, and have constant oversight
of the Boarding Students.
The COURSE OF STUDY is thorough, under a
full and competent corps of Instructors.
The Tenth Semi annual Session, will begin
| on MONDAY, FEBRUARY Sd, and end on
THURSDAY, JuNE 10th, 1873.
EXPENSES or SESSION:
Board, Lodging, Washing, Fuel and
light Sou.OO
Tuition in Preparatory Department l7.5C
Tuition in Collegiate Department.. 5000
Naturalization fee payable on enter
ing the Collegiate Department.. SOC
Instruction in Music with use of
lnstrumentsl ............................ 2j.Ot
Instruction in Drawing and Painting
water cOlOrS l.....-...................... lU.Ut
No extra charges for any study in the Reg
ular Course.
PAYMENTS.
0ne-hAlf at the beginning of the Session
the other, April l4th, 1873.
Books and stationery purchased of the Col
lege must be paid for ON delirey.
For Catalogue and Circular containing fnl
information, address
J. r. WARD, PRINCIPA,
dec 2l-tf Westminster, Nd.
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LARGE END DowE.--In packing eggs
for transportation, always place the large
end down. The large end of every egg
contains an air-bubble, and if packed
small end down, this bubble win expand,
and in short time win destroy the vital
ity Of the egg. Any position but the one
we have recommended will increase the
size Of this air bubble, and will have a
tendency to separate the membraneous
lining from the shell.
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LUMBER !!


-.
THAyE Just returned from the Lum ,S.
Il Reeions-and am now receiving the 'h'
gest selection Of LUMBER ever offered ~ ~
his place, at Reduced Prices, consisting VI
Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock
JoIsT AND scANTLlNG
of all lengths and sizes, ~, "a, o. and %
White Pine Boards and Plank, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and UndresseSl
Misunderstanding, White Pine cypress anu anu
Chestnut Shingles, Walnut and Ash boaruS
and Plank, Plain and Headed Pieketts, Shll'
gle and Plasicring Laths, prime lot o. Ohes''
nut Rails and Posts. Also all the different
KINDS OF coal,
Thinking large sales with small profits bet,
ter than small sales with large profits, nave
concluded to adopt the former as my guide,
and hope shall be enabled to carry It out ny
persons in want of anything in my line giving
me call before purchasing elsewhere,
EDWARD LYNCH,
Near Depot, Westminster Md.
feb 20-G
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-07-05

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