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THE GRAND
9tfct;trcSatte Ettfdfrf.
SAL e Ar AUCTION.

Sale at Public Auction, of Household Furniture
. Horses, Carriages, &c.
an the 28h aud 10Th insts. there will be ,old
" at pubic auction at the Franklin House, the
whole OF Ihs Household and Kitchen furniture
consisting ofa great variety of Tables, Sofas Bu-
'eaus, Beds and Bedding Chairs, Liverpool Chinese
and Glas: ware, together with ell that is necessary
for the furniture ola public or private house.
For the particulars see the catalogues which will
he distributed previous to the sale.
March II. st II. BLAKE.
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JACOB BARxER.-The Commercial Advertiser,
says. that while pronouncing the judgment of the
Court, upon Jacob Barker, for lbcl the Recor-
der stated that improper attempts had been made
out of doors, to influence their decision. Mr..
Barker demanded of the Court to expose the par
ties. We are informed that Mr.. Barker has paid
his fine, but s determined to resist that part Of the
decision requiring him to give bonds, upon the
ground that it is encroachment upon the liberty
Of the press as guaranteed by the constitution OF
the State of New York.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

Twas afflicted several years ago with a mercu-
rial disease. which destroyed my health and eniee.
bied my constitution to that degree that despair
ed Of ever again recovering from the effects of IT,.
had been under the are of physician for more
than seven months aud my maady still continued
TO increase in fact had become liberated, wneu
became acquainted with Mr.. John A Parker, Who
Informed me that he could cure me in a very short
time viii his Psnacea, five bottles Of which
ed me to health and comfort G.. MILLS.
Witness, J. II. Stewart. No III Market Street.
Philadelphia, eb. IA, 1927.
This is to certify that | was affl cted with the
Rheumatism Tor about two years, and under the
care OF an eminent Physician during part O that
ume but could get hui very little relief. About
the middle OF Decemter last, Mr. Parker called on
me and advised my 'aking his Psnaces, as he was
sure II would cure me, and proof of his sncerl-
ty offered IT gratis. At thi. time Was in great pam
and nearly bent double. | commenced taking the
Pdnaces. and after the fthree bottles feel
ectly restored to health.
MARGARET PINKER
Wife Of John Pnker. near the corner OF Saws
Alley aod Schuykil Eighth Street.
Witness, J. II. Stewart.
Ph ladelphis, Feb. Ia, 1927.
The above is for sale by G. s. CARTEE, No. / 4
WhItmanss Block, agent for the Proprietes.
March "a. 3m.
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Deaths,

In this town, on Monday last, of a consumption,
which he bore with christian fortude, resignation,
and hope, mr.. John G. Quarman, aged rs years,
an industrious and worthy man, on whom the de-
peendence of widowed mother was principally
placed.
On Monday morning last, mrs., Lillis Harden
burg, wife of mr.. Jacob Hardenburg, in the 10th
year of her age.
In Pembroke. Mass. mr.. Elisha Brown, aged 7s,
formerly of this town.
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NEw-HAMPsHIaE ELrcrIoN.-Gen. Benja-
min Pierce, has been elected Governor Of New
Hampshire, by almost an unanimous vote. Messrs.
Bartlett, Brown, Whipple, Healey and Harvey,
members Of the last Congress, are reelected, and
Mr.. Barker in place ofMr. Eastman.
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o5-We tender our compliments to the Editor of
the New York Enquirer, and thank him that he
has undertaken to correct an error. into which
he supposcs we have run. Not being exactly
satisfied that he is right, and that we are wrong,
we cannot avail ourselves of his information at
this moment. We shall make call for persons
and papers, before we alter our statement.
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A MUSIC SCHOOL

VETJJI, commence next week, when the art Of
w Playing the VIOLIN. FLuTE, CLARIoNETr,
and BAs.vIoL, will he taught in the easiest aud
most expeditions manner. APPLY at IHE MU-
SIC SALOON, No 6i Weslmnster-stree,.
FoR SALE A. ABovE--2 elegant Piano Fortss.
March II.
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Singular Diseopery.--An old cistern, which
had been filled up with earth for about twenty
years, was recently removed in Madison street,
New-York, and the skull Of female, and seve-
raj bones, some Of them apparently those of a
child, were found. The skull appeared TO have
been fractured by an axe. tin kettle, with the
sides pressed together, was also found, in which
were hatchet, with hard clots of blood upon it
tuft Of hair, and the remains of coarse cap.
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TO LET.

4 CONVENIENT Tenement, pleasantly s'tua-
IN ted directly opposite the New Market, consis-
ting; ;oi SIX rooms Also, small Tenement oi three
rooms. Also, the Store and Tenement, situated on
High ST. formerly occupied hy A. K. Douglass. or
il preferred. the store without the Tenement. Ia
quire of COOMER h.. MASON, No. 1O9. Broad.
street. Uho kecps constantly on hdsS, a general
assortment oi GROCERIES-toyether with Hor-
ses aud Carriages to let as usual.
March ). VI
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The Boston Traveller, of yesterday, nominates
the Hon. Marcus Morton, Of Taunton, for Cover
nor in opposition to Gov. Lincoln.
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NONs. VILLALAVE aud Company, respect.
lvl fully announce that they Mill make their 8th
appearance,
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
She performance will commence with The Grand
Dances, on the TIGHT ROPE by MIR. and Mrs.
Villalave, the Two Young Americans, ami the CHI
nese, each performing tifereni Dances, vita and
uithuu. the Balance Pole. The whole will cou-
clude with
THE GRAND
33ict,trcSqae Ctleatre,
Particulars viii he gwen ~ the bills Of the day.
? The performance will conclude with the Grand
Chinese FIRE. Works.
The House will be warmed by stoves, aud rem
dered comfortable.
Doors open at afp past 6, and performance COM
me ice al oclsck.
Boxes 81 cents. Pit and Gallery 25 cents
Tickets for sale AT Mr.. Pay ae's store, No. B. Mar.
ke-.treet, and at the Theatre.
. March "a.
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What nert?-A new paper has been establish
ed at Rochester, to be devoted entirely to the
publication of the matters connected with the
Morgan business.
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The gentleman who advertised some weeks ago
in this paper for wife, was married on Tuesday
last, fady procured by means Of the advertise
ment.-we wish him joy!-London Globe Of
Feb. l.
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O1lCE.-rhe coparnership OF Allen, .Nonton
= Y Co. is THIS dav dissolved by mutual consent.
SO tar as II respects Franklin Cooley; one OF said
fra. ZACHARlAH CHAFEE,
FRANKLIN COOLEY,
EBENEZER MANTON,
CHARLES ALLEN.
.New-Y York, March 6. 1Wi0.
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AT COST

lust received--2 cases ladies' elegant prunell,
- Slippers, with heels, full trimmed-tor sale st
the low price Of 81 90. s. G. SMITH,
March "a
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NOTICE.

VOHN CARNES, Of tawtuket, having made an
- assignment 10 the subscriber, of all his property
IN trust Tor the benefit of his creditors agreesby to
the enor of said assignment, all persons indebted to
the sad Caroes are requested To make immediate
pavment to BENJAMIN FEssENDEN, of Pawtucket,
who IS duly authorised to settle said accounts, and
all per ons who have any demands against said
Carnes are requested to present the to the sub
sciiber within four months from date, tina, the same
may be settled, and receive their dividends.
The whole stock ia trade of the said Carnes. con.
ssting OF general assortment OF Hats, &c. will be
sold at his former stand in Pa aw,ucket, at cost for
cash. COOMER L. MASON Assignee
Feb. II.
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The Supreme Court of the United States has af-
.6rmed the decree Of the Circuit Court at New
York, in case Of the United States, vs. $50 chests
of Tea, Lippincott & Co. claimants.
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The Corporation Of Nilledgeville, Geo. lays a
tax of S25 upon every free person of color, COM
ing into that town with an intention Of working
therein
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Nineteen petitions for divorce were presented
at a late term Of the Supreme Court held at Mont
pelier, VI. and all but one granted.
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An old lady died in Ohio, short time ago, in
consequence Of having eaten too heartily of baked
beans!
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EaSn TO LET.---A pleasant Tenement in
li;i@ Westmn.ter-.treet. Apply TO s. c SMl rH
Nlarch ga u. Westminster Row.
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WESTMINSTER ACADEMY.

WESTMINSTER ACADEMY.
"iOMAS G. HAkTSHORN will take charge
l. Of the Westminster Academy on Monday the
second Of April next. The usual routine of studies
preparatory to admission into the University, will
he continued. The number Of pupils is limited to
to thrty.two. Those who wish to send pupils,
should mako application Immediately, as none can
be admitted after that number has been entered.
March %.
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RHODE.isLAND DISTRICT, &c.

IT,. BE remembered that on the seventh day Of
March, in the year of our Lord thousand eight hun
dret and twenyseven, and IN the ysecond year OF
independence Of the United States oil America, RICH
ARD KNIGHT, PARDON TILLlNGHAsT, THOMAS TIL.
LIyGHAsT, BESJAmIN SWEET, BENJAMIN Potter,
JOHN WooD, JOHN SLocUM, and SBEFFIELD WAIT,
Committee in behalf the Yearly Meeting OF Six Prn-
cipe Bapsts, Of this District, deposited in this Office
title Of book the righ, whereof they claim propre-
tors, in The words following, viz.
History of the General Six Principle Baptists, in
Europe and Americas in two parts, published under the
patronage &C the Rhode Island Yearly Meeting. BY
RICHARD KNIGHT, Pastor Of tho SIX Principle Baptist
Church in Sctuate, II. ="
"In conformity an act of Congress Of the United
States entitled An for the Of learn
ing by securing the copies of maps charts and books to
the authors and propretors OF such copies during the
time therein mentioned - andalso to act entitled can
for the encouragement ofesrnng by securing the cop
les of maps charts and books to the authors and proPr-
etors OF such copies, during the time therein mentioned,
and extending the benefit thereof to the art OF designing,
engraving and etching historical ana other prints"
Wtn,ss, BENJAMIN COwELL,
Clerk Of Rhode Island District
CtrATE Of Rhode-Island & Providence plauta-
- uons.-Kent SC. Clerks Office Of the Supreme
Judicial Court.-Whereas Sally S. Dawley OF
Warwick in said county Of Kent, has logded her
petition in said Office representing that In July
ID. 1925. .he was lawfully married to Daniel Daw-
ley Of said Warwick, aborer, ssa praying for Ger.
tain causes therein stated, that said 'ourt would
dissolve the bond of mat,imopy existing between
ncr and her said husband.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the said Dan.
iel Dswley TO appeae Cfhe shall see ht ut the Su-
preme Judicial Court to be holden ai East Green
wich within and for the county Of Kent on the sec
ond Monday OF April next, to show cause. if any he
may have, why the prayer o: said petition should
not be granted.
East Greenwich, March 9.
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NOTICE.
UPHOLSTERING
AND PAPER HANGING.

TN all the different branches, executed with neat.
Il ness and despatch, on application to CHARLES
KIDD, at the Pfesident-street Ware Rooms, Pow
dence. Ct. March "a.
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SPRI.VG GOODS.
JOSIAH H. ORMSBEE,

No. 81, WEsTMINsTER STREET
"AS just opened a complete assortment Of
Ill SPRING GOODS, the most Of which
imported in the Amethyst, INTO Boston, and are Of
tered at redacea prices fol cash or notes.
March "a.
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BOOTS r.. SHOES
BY THE PACKAGE.
1--WE subscriber being determined to close his
4 present BUSINESS offers to sell his entire stock,
cunistIug "f a general assortment OF BOOTS AND
SHOES, Philadelphia and Boston SOLE-LEATH-
Err, coarse heavy Calf-skins, Lasts, Bootees, Find
,ng., SC. at prices LESS THAN COST.
Country dealers aad factory agents will find it to
their in crest to call and BUY. All Of the above
Goods which remain hand will be sold by public
auction the Gath April.
STEPHEN G. SMITH.
.4lso, as above,
900 feet molasses lose 2JH do heavy engine do !;
n lot OF FIRE Buckets; 5000 glass blacking Bottles
$50 lbs Sponge; ID groce boot Webbing casks
Wsrren's Backing bbl. Lamp Black, &c.
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DY Authority OF the State of Rhode Island
ID under the superintendence of Managers
appointed by law. WshinSton Lodge Lattery
clas~ No. g. for the erection oi Masonic liall.
PAINE g. BURGESS, agents for the Mana
gers. To be Jrawn in Providence, on Wednes-
day, the 9th day of AorIl. 80 number BY te-
nary permutaIoo. drawn balos
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STORE To YET

STORE TO LET.
The Store No. II, Westminster Row, now occu-
pied by the neutrality-suspicious. given the l.t Of
May next. S. G. SMITH,
March II No. II, Westminster Row.
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nRAWlN<i OF the w ssbingtoD Lodge Lot.
- terry. No. a.
DRAWN NUMBERS.
ist I'd Sd 4ih 5,h 9Th 7th
76 IS 80 l48 142 IS los
9th 9th 10Th lIh 18th 18th I4th
IS 81 So 100 l23 90 III
18th 10Th I7h 18Th 10th Goth
20 45 139 81 l29 81
2lst 22d 23d oath 25th 26th 9th 28th
% ll0 lU7 81 Al rs ll3 SO
PAINE e. BURGESS,
march - Agents or the Managers
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The North River is now open to Albany.
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Terms.-For whole tickets and Shares,
Scheme price, for approved paper payable IF.
teen days after the drawing, or at retail two
dvllars. Orders for tickets, on the above terms,
will meet with immediate attention il addresse
to
PAINE & BURGESS,
march "a Ageu,s ior tne Managers.
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Theatre.

NONS. VILLALAVE aud Company, respect
lVl fully announce that they Mill make their 81
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DIED,

In Lancaster, Pa. on Thursday, 30ih ultimo'
jain NJ. Baker, in the 2ls, year of his age
Mr.. Baker had been living in Lancaster for the
last four years, had devoted his time to mer-
camille pursuits, under the direction OF Mr..
Lane, and was from Shephe rdstown, Va.
Mild. smiable, and engaging in his manners
and conduct. he won the esteem of all who
knew him-open and frank in his dispersion,
without rudeness; peFseyering in his pursuits.
he gave every promise of soon becoming a use
full and worthy member OF society. Alas, the
cold hand of death has been laid upon him.
and froze the genial current Of life. and he
whom We but Yesterday saw in the heyday Of
youth, with health msntling on his cheek, is
now numbered among the clods of the valley
Peace TO his ashes! Eternal happiness 10 his
immortal soull-lLsncsster Intel
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September 90

ID E6tMENTAL ORDERS.-The first Ba,taL
~ ion OF the 9Th Regiment will be muster.
cd on Saturday the 9th Of October next, a, The
Cross Roads, (Hoke's Run,) and The second
Battalion will be mustered az Drksville. on
Saturday the Sd ~ November next.
The Battalion Court ior the first Battalion, will
be held at the house of Abraham Marlatt, on
Monday, the Suh Of November next-The Bat
talon Court, for he second Battalion, viii be
held at the house Of Robert Boak, in Darks-
vile, on Saturday the 10Th day az November
next. The Regimental Court Of Inquiry, viii
be held at the Globe Tavern. kept by William
kroesen. in Martirsburg, on Friday the Esd Of
November next.
The Comman!an:s of Hattaiions will furnish
a return OF the number Of Drums and Flies IN
their respective commands. at the Reg,mental
Court--aiso a roll Of the officers and non-com-
missioned officers in their Battalions--,he vacan-
eles will be reported in their respective compa-
MES. Gentlemen who have held commissions
III the 9th Regiment, viii return the copy %
the Militia Laws that they did not return wheA
they returned their commissions.
Capt. Etskine's Company of RiHemen will
muster with the first Battalion until further or.
ders. WILLIAM GREGORY. Col.
Sept. 20. 67fh 2eg'E ". 81
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TO the Farmers Of Berkeley, Jefferson
and Morgan counties.

FVHE undersigned continues to pur-
"a chase WHEAT at the Conococheague
Mills, adjoining the town Of Williamsport, Ma
rylaud, and viii pay the highest price IN Cash
for any quantity of this article-HIs prices are
regulated by the value of Flour in the Baltimore
market, which at present justihes him IN payin ne
eighty cents for good merchantabie Wheat.
The subscriber will also want a large quaint
ty Of RE and CORN, delivered as above, foi
which article he will pay the fair market price.
commencing bis purchases in November next
The Farmers residing in the above counties
and all those in the upper counties, bordering
on the Potomac, will promote their interest BY
fayoring me with a cali previous TO the disposal
OF their Grain crops.
JOHN VAN LEAR, Jun.
Wlliamsport, September 20-sw.
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ClRAfED fTVtn me lafm al john Coonss
~ three miles from Buck lestown and seven
from hsrtlpsburg. on the 25th August last. .
dark B.4Y HORSE, three years old last spring,
he has a scar on one bind leg, occasioned by =
cut. has a long tail. and carries il a little to one
side. Besides paying all reasonable expenses.
l will give a reward Of FIVE DOLLARS Tor in
formation so | get him again. The horse or.
information. may be left with John Coons, capt.
Roberts Of BucklestowD, or William Kroessn
OF Martinsburg
ROBERT LUCAS
Near Shepherdstown, September 20.
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vALuABr.n LANDS ron SALE
At PUBLTC .9VCTTOA..

III ~ stN IOCgfON.
MILL be offered for sale, on Monday ,ha
w 22d day of October next, before the
door Of Daniel Enters tavern, in Shepherds
town, Va. two K.1LU.4BLE TR.4CT.S or
LAND. belonging to the heirs Of Thomas
Lsherty, deed, lying and being 10 the county
Of Jefferson, Va. The frs, contains about 100
acres, and lice two miles south OF Shepherds.
town.. and near the Chsrlestown Road, adjoin.
ing lands Of Capt. Edward Lucas. Walker b.
Seiby, and Others. the other contains about
20 acres, and liestwo and a half miles south.
west of Shepherdstown, on the turnpike read.
adjoining land OF VIM. Butler, Esq. and others.
There are upwards OF 80 acres of excellent
timber oil each tract IL may with truth be-
said that the land is equal in quality TO any in
the valley, Persons wishing 10 purchase will
doubtless view the premises before the day Of
sale, which viii be shewn by the subscriber,
living convenient thereunto, Posse sslon can
be given Immediately. | will at the sams
time and place offer for sale about 100 BUSH
els Of RE. the property of said estate
Sale between the hours of 10 and 4.
DANIEL BUCKLES. Agent
Fer Cathafrne La6srty, adnisassra,ri
Nth ne Y,a annsIed.
aen, On It'd.
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The Richmond Enquirer says, it will
be observed, that its objections to Gen
jackson are such that he could not
"vots for him if there was a hope of e
"lecting a nan whose sentiments we're
"less Objectionable" Call you this
backing your fFiendss
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MARRIED.

In Port Royal, Caroline county, Virginia, on
Tuesday, the nth inst. Thomas y. Turner, At
,orney at Law, of Jefferson county, Va. to Miss
Catharine .fugtSta, youngest daughter Of the
late Champe Brcckenbrou gh, Esq.
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To the EdfOrs Of the National hufelEgsaeer
PIscsTAwAY, Sept 4th, 1897.

To the Ehfors ef the National intelligence.
PlscsTAwAY. Sept 4th, 1897.
GENTLEMEN; In an article Of the
Int hgencer, of the Ist instant, under
the head Of the Cumberland, Md. Advo-
cate, OF August s5th, I am made to say,
the charge made against Gen. Wash
ington a presume Of issuing the order
to shoot men aud cut their heads off
without tria) is false" | never pro
nounced il to be false, but | never heard
of such an order by him, and the order
under which Lit. Reed shot q man, and
cut his head OIL, was. to my knowledge,
given by Major Harry Lee. heard
u given verbally, il might have
been written also. And what i'm
presses IT on my mind, as being an or
der of MAJOR Lees, aud not of Gen.
Washington, IS, tLat | believe Major
Lee was either severely censured or
arrested for the act In seeking 20 Jus.
tiff, Gen. jackson in his cruel acts or
orders, "A comparison is called for with
Gen. Washingion's conduct in the Revo
~lutionsry war. But, with a candid
mind and ADMINISTRATION there can be
no likeness. The times OF the Revo
luton were perilous and important in the
highest degree, Our liberties and eve
ry thing dear to us, were all at stake
The war in which Gen. jackson com
handed, before the British INVASION of
Louisiana. was against a few dirty IN
DIAN SapGges, at a corner of the Uni.
ted States, 10 which any force could be
brought. II General Washington or.
dered mems lives to be taken in so
prompt a manner, it was for dtsertion
to the enemy. Gen. Jackson's order
for exc cution was for militia men claim
ing their right of going home when their
term of service had expired.
If you think propsrto rectify the mis-
take, you will please TO do it in better
language than mine, keeping in view the
substance. You know | cannot write fit
for the public eye.
Very respectfully u
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GRAND
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

For Internal improvements. Literature and
Charities, in the City OF w a~shington, and in
the States of Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana.
FIRST CLASS.
To BE- drapvn in Washington City, on Hsdnesday
the 3la Of October, 1897.
nv ~AurUDRT1Y OF LAW