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"The Kid"

Al O'Clock yesterday morning the munich
pal court room WAS completely packed by {
curious crowd of spectators, anxious to get 6
glance at one OF the most daring and success
full robbers upon the continent, VIM. Burke OF
BILLY the Kid
Promptly at The hour designated the pris
oner was escorted into the private office of the
clerk OF the court by Sheriff Eustis. The
warrant issued the previous evening
by Governor Hubbard for the arrest
Of the prisoner in compliance with
the requisition for his possession with which
Sheriff Houck was armed by Governor Cor;
neil of New York, was introduced to the
court.
County Attorney Hale thereupon moved the
dismissal OF Burke from the charge brought
against him that of being fugitive from JUS
tice, and the motion was granted by the court.
This warrant was then read to the prisoner,
who was taken in charge by the New York
officials, and placed in a cell in the city lock-
mp to await the departure of the eastern train
this evening.
The prisoner demanded a writ of habeas
corpus, but the demand, of course, was not
needed, inasmuch as the governor, the high
est state authority, having furnished all nee
essary authority for the possession of the
prisoner by Sheriff Houck. At o'clock the
OLObE reporter eeCurtu an Interview WIN
Sheriff Hnnck, when 1t was ascertained that
Burke had owned up everything, evidently
concluding that it was absolutely useless to
kick longer against the inevitable.
1t is stated that pal of the pris-
oner turned informer, which has re-
suited in one of the most triumphant captures
of undoubtedly the most skiliful, shrewd and
daring outlaw in the land, and the capture
will doubtless prove severe blow to one of
the worst gangs of desperadoes and cutthroatE
in the country.
The $1,000 reward offered for the capture of
Burke by the state of New York and Sheriff
Houck, was yesterday turned over TO Detective
Hoy TO be divided between the parties credited
with the capture.
Sheriff Houck and Detective Hale es-
corted their prisoner, safely aboard the I
O'Clock train on the Chicago, Milwaukee 6
st. Paul railroad last evening, aud babe their
Minneapolis friends adieu.
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OFFICE 81 HExNEpIN AVENUE.
tn CITY sUBsCRIBERs
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Z. S. Perkins died at the Cottage hospita
yesterday.
On Friday the public schools will close for
weeks vacation.
Public school examinations will be conclud
ed this afternoon.
1t is stated that Billy the Kid was "glvel
away" by "psl'
All the eastern trains came in late yesterday
on account of The storm.
Fanny Davenport closed a successful season
at the Academy last evening.
Typhoid :ever is still raging among the
school children on the East side.
Henry Huyer died at the Cottage hospital
Yesterday morning from consumption.
While IL is muddy and the streets are bad,
60 to the Boston Restaurant and get your
diuner.
''peril, or Life at Long Branch" was played
at the Opers house last night by the Clifford
company.
Billy the Kid owns up to his identity, and
the $1,000 reward for his capture has been
paid over to the detectives.
The remains of S. G. Paxton, who died in
the insane asylum at st. Peter, have been
brought TO this city for burial.
It's probable that number of Democratic
ward caucuSes will be held on Saturday night,
still the matter has not yet been decided.
Five victims of the Intoxicating cup were
sent to the rock pile 10 exercise muscle for the
next seven days aud one for ten days by Judge
Cooley yesterday.
The board of county commissioners went
out to Lake Minnetonka yesterday to investi-
gate the narrows and calculate upon the i'm
proYements purpoSed.
A meeting of the committee appointed by
the ladies to serve upon the school board
nominating committee will be held in the par
lors of the Y. VI. c. A. this morning at 10
o'clock.
A. Oleson, while inebriated, went through
his room mates trunk and logged of guam
tity of clothing, which he proceeded to sell
10 a second hand dealer. He was arrested
in the act by Officer Chase,
and yesterday being Rrraigned before Judge
Cooley for the theft, was sent to the county
jail for ninety days in default of $75, which
was the amount of the fine imposed. He &C
knowledged taking the clothing, but pleaded
not guilty OF larceny on the ground of drunk
enpess
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YESTERDAYS Fire.

At a little after o'clock yesterday after
noon, fire broke out in the residence of H.
G. Gordon, Esq, at No. 1897 Seventh avenue
south. The alarm was turned In from box 81
which was responded TO immediately by the
department. The streets were rough and
heavy, aud the distance long,
and consequently, although the mettle
OF the splendid horses was put TO its utmost,
the flames hsd gained such Roadway upon the
arrival OF the firemen as to battle all efforts to
save the building, which was soon in ashes.
Some amount of furniture, however, was
rescued, but the greater portion was also
burned. The loss is estimated at about So 900,
upon which there is some insurance, but the
exact amount is not known at this writing.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Sewer
m NCbOal SfrGet,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CRY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, March 81, 1882.
The assessment Of benefits, costs and expen-
ses, arising from the construction of sewer
on McBoal street, from Fort street to Wilken
street, in the City of st. Paul, Mimi, having
been completed and entered of record by the
Board Of Public Works in and for said city,
said Beard will meet at their Office in said city,
at Q p. M, on the 7th day of April, A. D, 1882,
at which time and place, unless sufficient
cause is shown to the contrary, said assess
ment will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list OF the supposed
owners names. a description of the property,
and the amounts assessed against the same
to-w!:
dd,t;ox, 70, pa,,i
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municipal Court.
fRpf0re JudOa Cnolev


Henry Parker; drunkenness. Committed
seven days.
A. Anderson; drunkenness. Committed
seven days.
Pataick Morris; committed seven days.
William Peak; vagrancy. Committed ten
days.
VIM. Burke; fugitive from justice. Turned
over 10 officers TO be taken to Albany.
Andrew Olson; larceny OF clothing from
John Beers. Fined SIS. demanded ninety
days in default of fine.
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STILLWATER.

The city council will meet this evening.
Bridge receipts for two weeks up to March
f5, Se8 so.
". G. Stone, president of the First National
bank of Grand Forks, was In the city yester-
day.
". q. Bronson and Chas. Staples, who have
been away from the city on business, returned
last evening:
City Clerk Hopkins has nice arrangement
for keeping and finding the documents coz
nected with his Office. A placefor every paper,
and every paper in lis place.
In the city council Oh the evening of the
g2nd, John Kruger was appointed clerk of
election. in place of John Hillman; c. C. Reed
Judge of election in the place Of John Kru-
ger.
John Karst has on hand large and well
selected stock of pocket and table cutlery.
the hardware line call at his store on the cast
side OF Main street.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The board of county commissioners we're Ia
session yesterday. They allowed Mrs. Bin.
ston S1.2i TO pay her taxes,
Mre. Ben GoSgnon was allowed IS per
month for the support of Mrs. Potts child.
The allowance to commence October Is, and
10 continue until further orders.
Eighty nine dollars aud twenty cents was
refunded 10 Estelind Diilitt, the amount being
and oyercharge on taxes.
Application was made TO the board by P. B.
levitt and David Buskanheat for permission
10 run ferry boat from the terminus OF Still.
water or South Saltwater SO called, and south
TO the town line between the towns of Lake
land and South saltwater 10 the opposite
shore of Wisconsin. Petition referred TO q
committee Of three commissioners. The chail
appointed Messrs. Mathews, Campbell ant
Chairman Folsom. Ordered 10 report March
30th,
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Sewer
on WabashaW Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, March 81, 1852.


CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, March 81, 1852. :
The assessment OF benefits, costs and ex.
penses, arising from the construction of a
sewer on Wabashaw street from College avenue
| to point opposite center Of block 8, Butman's
addition, in the City of st. Paul, MINI, having
| been completed and entered of record by the
Board OF Public Works in and for said city, said
Board will meet at their Office in said city at Q
| d. N. on the 18th day of April, A. d. 1852,
| to hear objections (if any, to said assessment.
at which time and place, unless sufficient
| cause is shown to the contrary, said assessment
will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list OF the supposed own.
| ers' names. description OF the property, and
the amounts assessed against the same,
| to-wit:
Supposed owner and
description. Benefits.
Thorkild Wilson, Commencing at
Horthwesterly corner Of Wabashaw
street and College avenue, thence
northerly along Wabashaw
street so feet, thence westerly at
right angles 45 feet to Guerin and
BAIL line called; thence southerly
along last named line so feet to Col
Iege avenue; thence easterly to be-
town g. range ~. .............s 256 80
II. L. Williams. Commencing on west
erJy line oil WaDasDaW street 0ls-
tant so feet northerly from north
westerly corner of Wabashaw street
and College avenue; thence north
erly along Wabashaw street 81 feet;
thence westerly SIS feet to Guerin
and BAIL line, so-called; thence
southerly on last named line 81
feet, thence easterly to beginning,
being in " Il section 81, town 20, ,,o 90
range %. ........: :............. 2o9 ~
John w. Sayer and Samuel Sayer,
Commencing on westerly line OF
Wabashaw street distant 1854 feet
My from ely cor. of Wabashaw
street and College avenue, thence
nly along Wabashaw street 33a feet
thence WHY at right angles So feet
to Guerin aad BAIL line, 30 called,
thence SLY on last named line 331
feet, thence ely to beginning being
insw1 81, 80, 22....... 10S 30
Elizabeth P Horton. Commencing on
Willy line of Wabashaw street dis
tant 1917 feet My from WHY cor.
of Wabashaw street and College ave-
nue., thence My along Wabashaw
street 334 feet, thence WHY at right
angles 60 feet, to Guerin and BAIL
line, SO called, thence SLY on last
named line 331 feet, thence ely to
beginning, being in sw9 s31, t29,
lVO on
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Health is w ealthl

DIE O. Vests nerve aud brain treatment,
heaeache. mental depression, loss Of memory, Pre-
mature old age, caused by over-exertion, or over
indulgence, which leads to misery decay and death.
One box win cure recent cases. Each box contains
one months trestment, One dollar box, or six
boxes for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each order received By us for
SIX boxes, accompanied with I'VE dollars, We will
seud the purchaser our written guarantee to return
The money If the treatment does not effect cure
Guarantees issued only by Lembie b Coz corner
Third and wabashsw streets, St. Paul. Nfan urders
bv mail promptly attended to,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-23

Gen. Butler twas asked by telephone the
other night from the. Boston Journal office if
be was going into the Guiteau case. HIS re-
ply was: otis nobody's business. Blunt, if
not polite. The fair inferences is that "Old
Benz intends to sail in.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-23
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening and Extension Of Short
Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CRY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, March 81, 1882


: @ E; : fss: i
said Board office said city at the h day Of april
Supposed description Benefits Damages Baarce
rsPf se ss'a AL t Dy Rs: q &c.,:
sss ' ~ s. a
h to l D shs c 7dsi's 4 Paa %a sas %
5s. Eff s, fSsas pas iiaa 81 SO
K s!; 5S ssg.s's Eli: :s :s
s sis"
So S ca All 'h bos part d 1 4esgs
s5; sss s'ss'sss | IT,
81 izs'h ' ss 1 S. HsS 's
;5s J: j. %.s b,eiss :sd m
4 e; s: s's;s; ~;
a 1Ss'n R'ss fsa f1sss sksa ss sas
sss:s s:& g. Tj$s; Ssa: .ia5s
DT H % sssn lying AZ that p1H as d sa s s s s
z sss $40 Il is n: Is IL; 81
' block s' Suburban ns E add '
D Hs ESss1 lying sf s sss ss ss s S e. so
ton measuring ight to said line in the city 0fs
block saSnban ad saGs te o ~
Godfrey o II,
Hills Addition aine
of blocker Iy
sly lot block Il. Suburban Hills Ad
night
Hs@ sss;' ;;. 500
ohm hat part O 1875
Of block
LJnnD a
s wco Addition,
neasurng a
$:a EFT .si; ; ;s$ ;s;
of LvmanD
Benefit Damage Balance.
~.
Same a 80 o00 4 50
Lyman aytonsA O Paul
Balance
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All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and flied with the Clerk of
| said Boare at least one day prior to said
| meeting.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
| Official: r. L. GoRMAE,
Clerk Board of Public Works. S1-S5
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y District Court.
In the matter Of the assignment Of William 81 {.
Gross.
Notice Ia hereby given that William q. Gross, Of
Saint Paul, in said county and state, hss by deed in
writing, dated 18th day Of February, 1892, made o
general assignment to the undersigned, Of all his
property not exempt by law from levy md sale on
execution, for the benefit Of 81 bis creditors, with
out preferences.
All claims must be verified and presented to tho
undersigned fer allowance.
Dated 18th of February 1882
~ ALBERT ARMS TRON5, Assignee.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for The Opening and Extension Of
Rgabel Street,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CRY or ST. PAUL, Minnesota, March 81, 1882.

the
said Board viii their said city at the 7th day Of
said at which
viii be confirmed
of benefits against the meStowt
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==-J1ce TO Creditors.

CTATEoY MY OF RAMSEY
= Is In Probate Court-Speciai Term, March
j, 1882
In the MATES Of the estate Of William VI Singleton,
deceased.
Notice il hereby givenhat the judge OF prostate OF
the comfy of Razsey, will upon the first Monday
of tho months of April, Msy, June, July and Au-
gust, A. D. 1882, at 10 O'Clock M receive, hear,
examine and adjust all claims aad demands OF az
fror, the date hereof hsye been allowed
snd limited for creditors to present their claims
agains. ea!d estate, ut the expiration OF which time
ali claims not presented not proven to its satfs-
faction shall be- forever barrel, unless for good
cause shown further time be allowed.
Irs1 EESIsY O'GORIAN,
Nar 1-5w-Thpr Judge of Probate.
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I,RW Bell, Clerk of the District Court OF
Ramsey County, Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the foregoing pages, Nos. to II inclu-
siye, are correct and true statement of all
the money receipts and of all the uncollected
charges of said office during the month OF
February, AID. 1882, and that page IL exhibits
a true statement of moneys actually paid to
employees for salary during said month.
r. W. BELL,
Clerk of District Court.
Subscribed and sworn to, this I'd day OF
March. A, D. 1882.
J. o. VERvAs,
Notary Public, Ramsey County, MINI.
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Bazill's Addition to st. Paul
Supposed owner and

GIIIdUtLu CldHIuIdH, COH
menciDg on east line of
Wabashaw street 60 feet
n'ly from n. C, cor. OF
Wabashaw st. and Col
lege avenue; thence c.
parallel TO College ave-
nue. 100 It; thence My
parallel with e. line Wa
bashaw st. 20 #: thence
Willy to Wabashaw st.
100 #; thence $. to place
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Hoyt's Addition to ss.Paul.

Schumacher The wly a Of ely FIX it Of WHY I24fto
that Hoys addition, lying between Tenth ct
TO- said Hoyts addition in the city St. Paul,
Minn taken for Roabel street extension. 900
The WHY So of the ely 1874 of that
part Of block Hoyts addition, lying between Tenth St and
block g. of said Hoyts addition and Resae st. in the city of
ST. Panl Ninh taken for Roabel street extension 90
Wed The ely of the WHY it of that part
block s. Hoyt addition lying between Tenth ct Rosa
st, the city of st. Minn taken for Rosabe
tension OOO
objections writing
said Board at least day prior to said meeting.
Official; R. L. GoRMAS, Clerk of Board Of Public Works
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TIE
OF. N . Ty's Be q c on
LEoNARDTOWE, ND.
THURSDAY MORNING, Angus. I7,h. 1882.

DELAYS OF JUsTIcE.-The epiteful
temper Of Gov. Hamilton towards the
country press is bearing the fruit Ofen-
barrassing the administration Of JUS
tice, not only here, but in almost
every section Of the State, Baltimore
city perhaps excepted. The laws
passed By the last Legislature have
not yet Leen printed in book form,
nor is il known when they will be,
and the failure or refusal Of the exc
eutive to have them published in the
newspapers. as the Legislature ord.r
ed, Lew 3 the law officers and admin
istrators, at least in remote sections
like ours, without guile or compass,
and operates 10 delay legal action in
many cases, both criminal and civil.
Two instances Of this in our own coun-
~ have lately been brought to our
attention, one civil, the other crimi-
nal. and there may be, and very like
Jy are, others that we know nothing
Of And there is no redress that We
know or can think Of. The Govern
or, We suppose, has the right to
refuse cooperation with the Attorney
General in selecting the laws for pub
licatiOn in the newspapers. We take
it that this part Of his obligations
is only in the nature Of trust, which
he is free TO execute or to disregard.
He has also the right to be spiteful to-
wards the newsparer s. That he should
allow himself, however, to be con-
trolled by feeling of this kind to the
detriment and delay of public justice
is truly matter for astonishment and
ought to be the subject of severe re-
probation.
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"WHAr Is Republican doctrine ?" is
the headline Of recent editorial article
in the New York Times. That de-
ponds upon circumstances, or rather
on localities. In Pennsylvania it il
prohibitory tatiff, in Iowa it is free
trade, while in Indiana it is the two
theories together, thoroughly mixed
and well shaken. In Maine and Kan
sas it is prohibitory liquor law and
in North Carolina til free whiskey
and plenty of it. In Massachusetts,
it is honest payment Of the State debt
in coin, principal and interest, war or
no war in Virginia il is reputation
pure and simple. In the Middle and
Eastern States it is Q single gold
standard of value. In the West it is
the double standard, and in Alabama,
Missouri and Texas and many other
Southern STATED. when it pays, it is
for greenbacks through ali the stages
to fat money. In some 10 allies it
is for repeal of the internal revenue
laws in order to have an excuse for
keeping up the existing tariff. In
others it would maintain the internal
revenue for the sake Of altering the
tariff willie there are some. Of the
party who would like to see both
systems maintained and tariff duties
increased and enlarged. The query
of the Times, therefore, is a species
of conundrum which must be di-
vided and then subdivided and so an
swered by sections. Upon two points.
however, the leaders Of this crowd
are all agreed-that Jay Hubbell's
circular is Republican gospel aud the
possession of all the Offices in the
country Republican right. Our New
York contemporary need 60 no further
for a correct diagnosis Of the only
principles 70 which all good Repub-
| can must be willing to subscribe.-
BaiiO. Day.
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PRIMARY ELEcTIoxs.-A primary
election, says the Baltimore iSamdoy
Nescs, is simply the old political
caucus, nothing more and nothing
less. 1t is a modern substitute for a
system which had become too unwieldy
with the increase Of population and
was designed to give the fairest ex-
preston to the win of the majority Of
a party organization in the definition
Of policy or the nomination Of can
didates. Whatever obligations or adj
vantages the caucus imposed or Sc
cured, its successor. the primary cleo
ton, does and should impose and se-
cure. Like the old caucus, it is a
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Coart o. 81. Magy's Ooauty, Set (:
Jane -, 1854.
NkDERED By The Court, That Mary K,
~ Harrison and Spencer Harrison, admin
istratoFs Of
THE0PHILUs HARRISON.
late Of 81. MaFy's county, Nd, deceased. give
the notice required By law 70 the deceasrd' :
creditors TO exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once week for six sueces-
sive weeks 10 the st. Mary's BKAcos.
Test: Joux B. AaxIa
Register Of Wills for st. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. we hereby
give notice that re have obtained from the Or.
phans' Court Of Sc. Mary's county, Maryland.
letters Of administration on the personal es.
tate Of Theophilus Harrison, late ofsaid county.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified 10 exhib-
u the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto 70 the Subscribers, on or before the
18th day suf Dee, 1881, they viii otherwise
-by law be EXCLUDED from the benefits of the
said estate. AL persons indebted 10 the de-
ceased are requested 70 make immediate nav.
ment 20 the subscribers.
NARY g. HARRISON.
SPENCER HARRISON,
Adminislr ators.
June IS, lSs2-ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-17

SOUTHERN REcUPERATIvEEEss.-
In an address TO the senior class of
Trinity College, North Carhlina, at its
recent commeneement, the Rev. DR..
Lafferty, of Richmond, elOqaently
described the almost miraculous pow-
ers Of recnperation displayed by q
people who had lsat myriads of lives
and billions in money and property.
Abiding TO the desolation at the close
of hostilities, he said "The seed
corn had been ground in dire need.
The last OK had cen eaten. The
plow-horse had falIe under the Con-
federate soldier in the fight. Mills
and instruments of industry had been
burned. The South lost 222. 900 Of n
population of 5.000.O 900. The boys,
the grand-fathers, and the cripples
were left to redeem a land overwhel-
med with industrial, political and
financial Oscillation" After asking,
What race that ever lived could
have risen?" DIR. L. adds. ain sin
gle decade the South rebuilt her burn
ed affairs. Illustrated her temples Of JUS
tics, turned the balance Of trade by
her exports. and made a United States
bond good as gold. In ten years she
had regained political power in Con-
gress and prosperity in her homes.
Il is q triumph Of character. fortitude.
patience. industry. statesmsnship.
prime manhood. over adversely. With
ont parallel in all history.
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FOR THE LEGISLATUEE.

MesSrs Editors :-Plcasc announce in the
BEAcUx that IL DIR. l.. J. SUTTON, eflbe 9Th
district, will consent TO become q candidate
for - seat in the lower branch Of he next
General Assembly Of Mary land, he win receive
the cordial and thorough support Of the re-
pnblicaRs Of the
July Is, 1882. Bird District
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

THHERE viii lie no Mass at LeonAFdtown
on Sunday, August 18th. Monday Is q
Fasting Day Of Obiigation-Tnesday. A.
sumption, Holiday Of Obligation. Masses
as I and 3 o clock
ChAs- X. JENKINS, S. J.
Aug 10, 1882
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ST. JOINS COLLEGE,
ANNAPOLIS, Nd.

REv. J. M. LRAvITT, d. d., President.
Opening Of Session and Examinaiion Of CAN
didates for admission, in both Collegiate and
Preparatory Departments, September 2osh.
For Catalogues. containing fall particulars,
address the President OF the Secretary Of the
Faculty. Aug 10, l862-7m.