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National Republican., 1877-01-31
THE ARTISTS CLUB RECEPTION.

Tho Artists Club held another OF their pleas
ant receptions at their parlors, IN Vernon Row,
last evening. The examination Of sketches was
the first thing on the programme. Mr.. Wilson,
the vice president, made few Introductory re.
marks ON presenting them for the inspection OF
the last meeting was ''Too Early and most OF
the illustrations were good and TO the point Mr..
Z. A, Poole presented an etching, showing a
tion, having arrived too carly for the train.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Fassott gave an oil painting OF q
bed.chamber sccnc-tho little. wide.awake two
year old disturbing the slumbors OF its parents,
the clock on the wall Indicating the hour Of Ave,
too carly for ordinary rising. Mr.. W. g. New.
SarPE t rom S So VINE tSs
ground covered with snOw-'too carly for spring.
Mr.. p. q. Lantrup contributed several. The
first embodied the same idea as Mrs. Fassett's.
The poor father in this ease, however, Is pacing
the floor ut q. m. with his frotfu offspring in his
arms, while the mother still sleeps peacefully.
He, evidently from the expression, thinks II too
early. The second represents two chickens lust
hatehed, too early, as terrible snow.storm is
lulled in bis line too early, as the fsh has es.
Mr.. W. II. Holmes contribution represented \
flock Of chickens at roost on the top OF one OF the
outhouses. The moon is settingin the background,
and old chanticlecr in the foreground Is crow
ing Justify. As no response Is made by the balance
early" to arise MI Nj. +. ]. Laarlticn % contributed
q sketch representing the eItremities Of q youth
utappcarlnR through mole In tho Ice, upon
which no had venturcd too early.
DR.. Kindleberger presented hne oil painting,
in q handsome frame. The scene H. drawn at q
country railroad station; the lonely female is
walking the platform, waiting for the train, hav.
Ing arrived too early.
One OF the best hits OF the evening, though
rather out Of place, being political in us charac
ter, was n sketch OF the late Democratic head
quarters on street. Just after the late election
It will he remembered, transparency was shown
at that point with the Inscription, I'VE have met
the enemy and they are ours" The artist thinks
the announcement made too early.
After discussing tho contributions. Mr.. Theo-
dore kaufman delivered an address on the suu.
lect Of "Art At the Centennial, and was followed
BY Mr. Bsumgras on the same subject. Miss
Ware also favored the company with reading
several Of her characteristic pieces. Among
those present were Mrs. Nealy and her daug ghter,
Mrs. Murray; Mrs. Gen. Birney, Mrs. Hoppleton,
and daughter. Mrs. Elliott, Hon. Z. B. French and
wife, Hon. Horatio King and lady, Dr. Cox, Mrs.
Johnston Mr., Barbour, Mr.; LanEdon, Miss Alice
Wilson, Mr.. French the sculptor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albright, Mrs Baumgras, the Misses Strong Of
Chicago, Mr.. kaufman, Mr. William NJ. Poln.
dexter and others. Tho next reception Of the
club will take place two weeks from last night,
street Cries.
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now THE VOTES WILL BE COUNTED.

The Procedure Fixed by tho BIii-Prospccts
Of an Early Settlement Of the Dispute.
On next Thursday the two Houses will meet
In the hall OF the House of Representatives to
begin the counting Of the electoral votes.
Vice President Ferry will open the ccrtifc atcs
Of the several States In their alphabetical Or
der and hand them TO the four tellsrs, who
will make list OF the votes as they appear
from the certificates and give II to the Vice
President, who will announce II to tho two
Houses, and call for objections, II any are to
be made.
The objections must bs made in writing and
without argument. and signed by member
of each House; aud af.er they arc read the
two Houses will separate, each to consider tho
objections and decide whether the electoral
vote Of that State shall be accepted or rejected.
II there is only one return from q State its
ment Of both Houses. But when there arc
two sets OF certificates and returns, as in the
case Of Florida and Louisiana, all the papers
are to be submitted to the new commission,
which will then take the whole subject Into
consideration, and listen TO such statements as
the members think proper.
When conclusion Is reached the decision IA
to be given 10 writing, and will be accepted as
final unless objected to by five members Of
each House, and each House separately con-
ours In rejecting Il. Debate In the two Houses
on an objection Is limited to two hours, and no
member will be allowed to speak above ten
minutes nor more than orce. The business Of
counting the electoral votSs takos precedence
Of all others, and is TO continue without inter.
ruption till Il Is completed.
IL will be seen that while the commission Is
not restricted from making thorough exami-
nation Of returns and listening to any argu-
ment deemed proper, the two Houses cannot
indulge In cndlets debate on the questions
that may arise. And considering the fact that
there are only three States which will bo serI-
ously objected TO there seems TO be no good
reason why the business may not be concluded
In couple Of weeks at the longest.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
CITY BREvITIEs.

A socIahle, for the benea. OF the 70 ing
Ca holic Friends Society, will be given at Tall
madge Hall this evening.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian church
will give another one OF their pleasant suppers
this evening In the lecture room OF the church.
There Is no charge for admission, and the supper
costs only twenty i've cents.
The following marriage licenses have been
issued Arthur Branson and Sophia stewart;
VIM. Bowman and Mary Jane Baker; Nathaniel
T. Hynson, of Kent county, Md, and Lucy W.
Tihey, Of this city; David Garrett and Mary V.
Lowe.
The choir OF the West-street Presbyterian
church. Georgetown. gave a concert at the Curtis
school building, last evening, which was we'll
attended and appreciated. Tho singing was ex.
eeIlent and very credltable TO the organization
giving the entertainment.
The pleasant weather of the past few day.
has had the effect to 40 far clear the Ice from the
Potomac as to make II almost certain that nnv
CATION between the Capital and the city OF Alex
andria will be opened during the coming week
Such Is the opinion expressed by u number O
business men along the river front
National Republican., 1877-01-31

a. William W. Slrellir and James Z. Yates;
violating snow law;Al Robert Prior, profanity
%. Michael Grady pcfanity; ".
Court Calendar for To-day.
SUPREME CouRT tr THE DISTRICT, before
Justices wylie, DIN ind MacArthur.-Nos. q,
Law VS., Lee; 81, Lety VS.. Long; o., Kaiser vs..
Stlckney; ., Bond Y. Modford; 3s, Hardin vs.
Rothweli, administrator 80, Kelley VS.. Heller
al; q, McIntire vs.willlams.
CmcuIT CorRr, ,efore Chief Justice Cart
ter.-Nos. 30, krasuthr We. Kaiser; ia, Greor VS.
The Chronicle Publishing Company; l2l, London.
Now York and Harfrd Publishing Company ys,
MagIudor; IA, Strpw vs.. Barbour; 127, Ameri.
can Button.hole q. ipi s. NJ. Company vs.. Greer
l2s, Steinhauer vs.. Nerkorn; 12o, Steinhnuer VS.,
Pitt; 130, Barbour 1 Hamilton VS.. Helmuth n
stewart; 131, Kielholr 4 Harrison vs., Wiley n
Cnmpbcll; 133, Franks Stretch VS.. Spence 4 Co;
~, Young vs.. Kimnnll ct ali lss File, Derr 4
Hanley VS.. Spence 500; lSa, Hall n Hume vs..
Loane q Co.; l41, MIliken vs.. Agcr; 143. Thomas
\ Son vs. Pollock; li4, Stuart vs.. Ketch; l5o,
Proleps vs.. Kimm ell l5l; Toombs VS.. Garter; le3,
Boston vs.. Thomas 0 al. 1bl, Frazier vs.. District
Of Columbia; lbb, Nhopps Administrators vs..
Metropolitan Life 1nuranoe Company; loj, Lloyd
We. Starr.
CRIMINAL courr, before Judge Hum
phreys-Frank Fostnder, assault with intent TO
kill Frank Fosblndt, resisting an offieer; Alonzo
Gamtell, assault with intent TO kill; Harry Ber.
ryman, assault; Andew Hillary, petit larceny.
second offence; William H. Spencer. forgery;
Martin Bland, Larceny; William Walker, alias
Thomas Bond, false pretenses; Landon Lee, as
National Republican., 1877-01-31
MARRIED..

RYAN-PREUss In Baltimore, Tuesday morn
Ing Dseember s. 1876, at the Cathedral, by the Rev.
Faiber starr, v. g., JAMES ID. RYAN and LENA
PREUss, both of Washington, ID. c.
YEATMAN-BLAKE.-On January %, 1871. by
the Rev. Alfred Holmead, At the parsonage, NJ,
ALFnED II p. YEATNAS, of W Ashlngton, ID. O., and
Miss MARY V. BLAME, of Frederick City, Nd.
sHIpLEY-CLARKE.-0 the esth Instant. at
Laurel. Prince Georges county. Nd, BY Rev, ".
Il. Miller, MIR. RICHARD U. SHIrLEY and Miss
AcHskm W. CLARK, both Of Prince Georges
"a
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Raiding q House Of Ill.fame.

At llI5 O'Clock last night Lieutenant
Vernon, with posse of men consisting OF Ser.
geants Dnsmore and Fainter, and privates
Shilling, Moore and oHare, swoopcd down upon
a house Of prostitution on Eleventh street be-.
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street north.
west, and "scooPed" up the occupants. The
Hook, amounting to nine In all, were escorted to
The station house, where they gave their names
as follows: Alfred Barber, William Cole Maude
Harilton, Louisa Prener, Annie Hood, Emma
Wright Alice Vernon. Annie Wilson and Fan.
ME Harrison. They will be held for a hearing
Aud thus the good work goes bravely on.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
Y, =. SoctyTy.

BY reference topur advertisement columns II viii
be seen that the above well known association
Hail. The good work OF this society entities II to
the patronage Of Its friends and the character Of
guarantee that those participating will have a
pleasant time. This association dcvotes its ener.
gies and resources to the education and clothing
Of poor boys. Therefore, those who atten
this evening not only enjoy a pleasant recrea-
tion, but also have the satisfaetion OF contrlbu-
ting to a purpose whose benefits cannot be over
National Republican., 1877-01-31
CUSTOMS REVENUE FRAUDS.

An Extensive Conspiracy That duplicates
Prominent Merchants and United States
Consuls.
10y Telegraph to the National Republican,
New YORK, Jan. 30.-Revelation Is made
to-day of the discovery Of a vast scheme Of fraud
by false Invoices in which not only three or more
Importing firms of this city are Implicated, aud
merchants doing business elsewhere Involved, but
which will lead TO the dismissal In disgrace Of
several of our consuls and Of revenue ohclals who
have acted as agents ofthe dishonest enterprise.
Thb system Of differentiation OF imported
goods aud falshcatlon OF invoices, which Is said
to surpass all previous ones In magnitude, was
fully unveiled through the dlspatchlng by Sscre
tary MOrrlll of an agent to look into the affairs
OF our cOnsulates In tho principal European sea.
ports.
This agent, Mr.. Arthur b. Wood, Chief OF the
Consulate Bureau OF the State Department, re.
turned with the evidence required, and the mat.
ter as concerns New York, Is now In the hands Of
District Attorney WoOdiord, who, when Mr..
Woods report Is finished, as II will be 10 two
weeks time, will complete the preparation u the
necessary evidence as rapidly as possible,
The District Attorney will not say whether the
suits to be brought will be Of a civil or criminal
nature or both, but II Is reasonably certain that
the merchants OF this city implicated will be ar
raigned before proceedings are brought sgsusi
those Of other places.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
My.terIons Disnnpearnnos.

Mr.. Thomas Knode, clerk in one Of the
Government Departments, residing at No. 25 Z
street northwest, let his home Monday morning
Tor the purpose Of going to his office. Mr.. Knode
did not return In time for dinner, but nothing was
thought OF II, Inasmuch as he hrd before been de.
layed at meal hours, but on his not returning yes.
terday morning his absence was reported at the
Seventh precinct station. His family are very
Muci dlsir, ksed at his aosehee.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
Election of Omcers.

The Island Social club held their hrst quar-
terly meeting last night and went into an election
Of oiieers for the ensuing quarter with the follow
ing result; President, John r. C:.atwell; vice
president VIM. Ryan, Jr.; : cretary. Michael
Hagan; treasurer. JohI Guinan. The above
Srganita''oh: @nnough the youngest In South
W@sniugtop, Is composed Of such material as to
Insure its becoming OF the best societies Of the
kind in that section Of the city. and the bellies Of
the Island are looking forward to their hrst re-
eeption with that degree VI pleasure which can
scircely be described.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
Salary Of the Next prosLdent.

The House Committee on Appropriations,
II the legislative and executive appropria.
tiOn bill, only provide $4,000 for the salary Of
tho President, and accompany It with pro.
vision repeating the section Of the Revised Stat.
utes which increased the salary to $1,000. It
will he remembered that the Senate, at this ses.
sion, failed 70 pass over the veto Of President
Grant the bill restoring the salary to the old hg.
ure, although II passed both Houses by q maJOri.
ty. It's likely that the provision az II stands
and the next President will have to be content
with S25, 600 per annum.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
In a Filthy Condition.

The alley between B and c and Third and
Four-and. half streets is almost impossible on
account Of heaps Of COAL ashes and clnders, piles
Of oyster shells and other debris, which have been
declared nuisances and Injurious to health by the
board. The alley Is In a filthy condition, and
khould be attended TO at once.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
Extradition Treaty with spaIn,

It is expected that the next extradition
treaty between the United States and Spain will
be sent to the Senate for ratification within
lew days. SeverSt days since copies were unofi.
eislly furnished ts,seyeral members OF tho Sen.
ate Committee on fofSSn Relations for examl.
nation. Like alHoth& extradition treaties, 1.
GUS specified ofienses f5HI6ich persons accused
Of crime may be SURRENDERED to the respective
countries on required proof
National Republican., 1877-01-31
FIRST GnANp ULoslsG SALE

of our immense stock OF boys and chlldr8n's
clothing, being determined to close out all
heavy goods, as we arc making extensive prepa-
ratlOns for our spring stock, now being mGnufac-
tured. An examination OF our goods and prices
At the Boys Clothing House OF II. Robinson
Co., VOY Ponnsylyania avenue, next tO william,
National Republican., 1877-01-31

INsrRE YouR REAL ESTATE
and personal property in the firemen's Insurance
Company. OF Washington and Georgetown. office
over Bank Of Washington. Prompt payment of
losses guaranteed 70 all policy. .holders.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
A ltTNrny

resting on the basis Of intrinsic worth demands
the confidence Of all. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
known and used most satisfactorily Throughout
Druggist keeps IL
National Republican., 1877-01-31
A Pound Party.

Pound parties are the fashionable kind 10
the aristocrstic circles this winter and they are
generally largely attended, and everybody seems
to enjoy them very much. But the pound party
at present under eonslderation-th latest given
In this city-was not a fashionable one, neither
was II largely attended, nor yet were the partiei-
pants made supremely happy. 1t was gotten up
IN this wise: As Mr.. Leary was leaving his home
last evening for his favorite downtown resort,
the partner OF his affections followed him to the
door and remarked: Il want yek to cbme home
sober to.night; do ye mOind that?" Mr.. L. said
nothing, but moved on. About II o'clock he re-.
turned, and the dog who was airing himself on
the stoop, was the nrst to notice him, and, seeing
his condition and knowing him Of old, jumped
down and fed through the alley-way. Mr..
Leary mounted the steps and banged on the
koUr. Mrs. J.. was calmly waiting for him with
about pound Of Iron In the shape OF poker,
which, as she opened the door, she presented 70
him just above the right car. He responded by
embracing her. and the party had begun. They
tussled for moment, and then fell over q chair,
bringing down tho stove in the descent. About
this time Oficer Smith dropped ln, and contrib.
uted several pounds with his club. He then
Kindly escorted Mr.. and Mrs. L. to quarters
where they will probably remain until the season
Tor "lOund parties" Ia over.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
LIFE In WASHINGTON.
SKETCHES ABOUT THE CITY BY THE
REPUBLICANS REPORTERS.
A New Relief Committee.

A temporary committee, called the Central
Relief Committee, was organized at 0i2 X street
northwest, Monday evening, the 21d instant, to
seek out and aid such destitute persons rs have
not been reached by other charitable organiEa.
tions. A stringent plan was agreed upon to pre-
vent imposture and to get with certainty at
proper objects OF relief The following persons
are members and offcers: Albert Mcintosh,
Thos: Hunster, Prof Geo. Z. I. Cook, Rey. John
Brooks, Eliza 4. Dufreld, Nelson Harold, Mary
McIntosh, Mrs Ashton, Mrs. Henderson, NJ. A.
l.. Cary, Mrs. kotchum Hill, Sarah Mercer,
susan GuEman, Mcssrs. Dundridge, Herbert and
Thos Watson; Misses Rosetta Coakicy, Z. r.
ShRdd, Matte Lawrence, Mary Nalle, Emma
Patterson, Amanda Pearson, Ida Chase, Oracle
Dyson, Mrs Sophia Taylor and Rev X. johnson.
Chairman, Albert Mcintosh; vice chairmen,
Messrs. Cook, Hunster, Watson and Mrs. Ashton;
sccretary, Amanda Pearson; treasurer, Mrs. A.
Kstchum Hill.
within one week, and with limited means at
command, tea, sugar, meal, oatmeal, homlny,
grits, -four. meat, salt, beans. loafbread, medi.
cine, buckwheat, cooked food, vegetables and
wood have been served out. Fifty families have
been visited; forty seven families have been tenn
porarily relieved and ten individual cases cared
Tor; making in all, at the average found to be four
" the family, los persons. From four dcposito-
ries Of wood, one In the county and three in the
city, many fires have been lighted.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
CONCERT TONIGHT.

Those desiring to reserve seats for the concert
tonight at the Congregational church will haye
TO do go before five o'clock this p, m. But few
slttngs remain unsold.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
UNDERTAKERs.

UNDERTAKERs.
N<<Na~-OSSNsNS~1Cs- 1Cs-S0S~SN~SN~H~NS0SNS0SSN
ID W. B A X ER,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN,
NO. el2 ELEVENTH STREET N. w,
BETWEEN AND q STREETS.
4S-Bodies Embalmed aud prepared for trans
portatlon at the shortest notice my9
ID =. II ARN Ely,
03I + STREET NORTHWEST.
p3I + STREET NORTHWEST,
have secured the services Of the BEST EN-.
BAIMERS In the country, mh2l
National Republican., 1877-01-31
HoT SODA WATER,
WITH THEIR sufKnIOR
TEA, COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE.
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATERS
On Draught all the Year.

AS'fLUID LIGHTNING .ExCELS ANY
remedy ever known for the immediate cure Of
Neuralsia, Headache, &c. Sold Al Courhlin's
Temple Drug Storp, och
National Republican., 1877-01-31
Professor Bischon-s Concert.

At the Congregational church this evening
mn entertainment will 10 given, under tho d..
rection OF Professor 7. W, Bischoh, consisting Of
n vocal and insirumentai concert and reading
The names OF Miss Eva Mills, Miss y. V. Woli.
ter. Miss Emma Cohen, the Misses Gray, Mr.. F.
=. Barnard, Mr.. II. NJ. Paul and Professor John
Tweedale appear on the programme.
National Republican., 1877-01-31
AsfUsENiESTs.
The Forbidden Eruit.

Despite Its low theme and immoral taint
s'The Forbidden Fruit" Is meeting with marvel
GUS success. Last evening there was barely
standing room to bs had at the National, so great
was the throng. We have neither the inclina.
censorship Of theatricals here, as In England and
other countries equally as civilized as our own,
and not quite So indulgent to licentiousness be-
cause II happens 10 be mrthml and eliclts fire.
1uent laughter. When playwrights reap sush
golden haryosts by pandering 10 the frivolous
tastes 50 prevalent everywhere what nduGement
is there for them to turn their abilities In the
direction OF culture and refinement?
National Republican., 1877-01-31

As- PLEURISY, PAIN IN THE SIDE,
ming Is spilled. Sold At CouKhlin's Drug Store,
National Republican., 1877-01-31

Meeting Of the Mobile Jockey Club. .
MOBILE, ALA, Jan. 30.-The Mobile Jockey
Club will hold q three days meeting, cOmmenc.
Ing, the latter part OF March. Liberal purses
viii be given,
National Republican., 1877-01-31

BuRsKTT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
are used and indorsed by the best Hotels, Con.
iectioners, Grocers and the first families In the
National Republican., 1877-01-31

~ FRENCH, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC
Articles for ladits' toilet use Al CouEhlns Te nplo
Drug Store. BepS-u
National Republican., 1877-01-31

~ PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED AT
CouEhlin's Temple Drug Store, y and Ninth
streets, at moderate prices. sepS-u
National Republican., 1877-01-31

So HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, PONDS
Extract, Homeopathic Medicines, sold ~ Tsmple
Drug Store, n and Ninth atreeif. seps-u
National Republican., 1877-01-31

~ % PER SET, EITHER JAW, BY DR.
A. N. q. wcisenborn, Dentist. No. sOS Fourteenth
street northwest: also 8od Filings done at reason
able prices and satisfaction given. jal3-tf
National Republican., 1877-01-31
ASY. M o. A.
SABBATH AFTERNOON,
AT $50 O'clock,
IN LINCOLN HALL,
GOSPEL MEETING
FOR
YOUNG MEN.

Music by y. NJ. g. A. quartctte. Congreg alton al
singing, led by cornet and organ, Jx2l
National Republican., 1877-01-31
S.-CALL PROMPTLY

on br. schULTz, sos corner Nin,h street an, snS
eorns are always seated between the toes, and are
called so from their being at all times IN damp,
moist state, They are not only exceedlngy pain.
fui, hut often dangerous. Prof. Il. wilson. q
London, says. ''On one occasion IAmined solt
corn which had eaten In the bones and produced In
nammation in the Joint, Diseased bone originating
In son corns Is OF no ipfreqnent occurrence. III
SSe.,,.p pA'Sl Ssli .re 100 iste - noib
National Republican., 1877-01-31
THE BENCH AND BAR.
YESTERDAYS COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Discharged Firemen Suing the District for
Damages on Account Of Rcmoval-An Au-
dacious Robber Comes to Grief-Routins
Business in the Respective Courts.
National Republican., 1877-01-31

80 TEETH 70 PER SET, EITHER JAW
BY pr. A. Pratt graduste q ShiD ColleSe Of psI ,
cAso, i0i Seventh street, east side, corner OF y
ExtT &C ting chlldren's teeth, 2j cents. Jeli-u
National Republican., 1877-01-31

ss-Bodies Embalmed and prepared for trans
portatIon at the shortest notice my5
National Republican., 1877-01-31

a. William W. Slrclir and James Z. Yates;
violating snow law; ~ Robert Prior, profanity
%. Michael Grady pcfanityi $5.
National Republican., 1877-01-31

have secured the services Of the BEST EN-.
BALMERS In the country, mhD
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-15
ALL ABOUT GARDENING

For HOME use and for MARKET in ROOTS
GARDEN MANUAL-practical, pointed and
thorough containing one-half as much matter
as 80 books on the subject. Gardeners
throughout the country commend its practical
labor saving methods as invaluable to them.
Sent for 10 cents, which will be allowed on the
first order for seeds. ]. B. ROOT, Seed Grower,
Rockford, Illinois.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-15
HE UNIVERSITY
MINNEAPOLIS.
DEPARTMENTS OPEN

DEPARTMENTS OPEN:
The Collegiate Department.
The College Of Science, Literature
and the Arts.
The College of Agriculture.
The College Of Mechanical Arts.
Colleges of Law and Medicine Wi
hereafter be organized.
The Geological Survey, conductedLy
Professors of the University, is in pro
I gress.
THE EQUIPMENT COMPRISE:
A Main Academic building, l05x9O
: feet.
An Agricultural College building,
146x54 feet.
An Experimental Farm, with barn,
teams, tools, DC
A General Library Of 10000 vol
umes.
A Chemical Laboratory In complete
order.
A Plant House.
A supply Of Physical Apparatus.
A set Of engineering Instruments.
$50 U. S. Cadet rife-muskets, with
accoutrements.
A section Of Artillery, with Gals
ms.
A collection Of Minerals, Arts, shells
&c.
A Workshop and Lathe-Roo
A Drawing-Room well equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Glob'
Charts, DC.
The general faculty consists Of IL
Professors and Instructors.
TUITION FREE in all Depart
ments.
The year 1856 begins Sept. q
1875.
For Catalogues or information ad
DIR the President Of the University