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100000!
Divided into prizes of $685. 900 each, making
100000!
Divided into 20 prizes of$5 900 ench making 100000!
Divided into 100 przs of $1,000 each, making 100000
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
OF della WARE.
Glass A for 1912.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, May 26,
1872
Under the superintendent of Commissioners ap.
pointed by the State.
10 number lottery-l4 drawn ballots.
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References:
PiHsburgh-Messrs. Shea g. Pennock
Mr.. Samuel Church,
Messrs. M'Vay, Hanna & Co.
G. H. Kay & Co.
Philadelphia Messrs. Weber, Miller g. Hand,
Dickson g. Tiers,
Robert Stein G. Co.
John II. Brown & Co.
Spering Good & Co.
Craig, Beas g. Co.
VIM. M. Meredith Esq.
Mem York-Messrs. Gould, Banks & Co
Collins, Reese & Co.
Woodruff & Mnturns
A. & A. Benson,
S. Dewitt Bloodgood, Esq
r. G. Wetmore Esq.
Boston-Ho Levi Lincoln
Franklin Haven, Esq.
Washingto City-Hon. Walter Forward Secretary
of the Treasury.
apl6 ly A. w. Marks, Esq.
Intel and Globe
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Nj EW MUSlC.-Just received the following pieces
~ of new music at the old established store third
door east of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
His name with beautiful vignette.
Bonnie Bessie Green, ("
The morning ring, ballad.
0, were but thing of light.
Lochlin and Eveline, ballad.
The gipsey's tent; words by Mise E. Cook.
Merrily, merrily sounds the horn.
The Polish maiden's farewell
Pm merry hearted aid.
The AURORA waltzes; by Lahitzk
Phillpa values; by J. K. Op
The garland watzes; by amateur.
The Wavery's Scottish dances.
March dAmazones; by G. Grobe.
will return to thee; Duet arranged for the guitar
by F. Weiland an 20
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WILLIAM T.. AUSTIN,
A II T OR N Ely A T L. A w
Pl

Card-WM E. AUSTIN, Esq, will give his atten-
ton to my unfinished business; and recommend
him to the patronage of my friends.
WALTER FORWARD.
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Glass No. 8, for 1870.

80 Number Lottery--20 drawn ballots.
Certificate of package of wholes, 500 90
Do. do halves, so 90
Do do. quarters, IS 90
Whole tickets $1O-Halves, 5-Quarters 90 So
Address or apply to RICHARD FRANCE,
Agent for the Managers, 9th st. cor. Penn. av
ap8-dt2l l91ulb W 1,uV s a..
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TNO THE LADlES.-We are Just opening the
i following articles, from the best manufacturers,
viz:
White and black Satin and Kid Slippers
Black Morocco :"
Ladies' Fancy Silk and Stuff Caters and Half
Caters, light, for the season, and very elegant.
Misses and chidren's Essler CATERS, very hand
Misses and children's fncy-colored Slippers and
Ankle Ties
Do do black Slippers and Ankle
Ties
In the Gentlemen's line
French Calf Boots, the only ones in the market.
Gentlemen's Lasting Cater Shoes superior ar
tice
Do Morocco and Calf Union Ties
superior article
Do Fancy and common Slippers
Together with large assortment of Gentemen's
and Ladies' Boots and Shoes, Youths, ChiIdrens,
&c, &c, of cheaper and more common articles
ap21-3t COYLE & SON.
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
TIME annual meeting for the choice of officers will
l. be held on Wednesday, the 4th of May in Wash
ington
The Board of Control have not deemed it expedi-
en to advertise Fair Exhibition for the present
year. since the funds of the society do not justify
the expenses that would necessarily attend the same
Should however, any articles be transmitted for in
spection, they will be received and exhibited at the
Patent Ofhce april IL, I'd
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INVASION OF PERU BY BOLIVIA.

We recently announced, in brief paragraph from
Jamaica paper, the total defeat of President Ga
mara, of Peru, with his army, by the Boliyians,
whose country he had invaded, because of their
willingness to submit to foreign yoke. The annex
ed letters from correspondents give the particu
lars of that memorable engagement and announce
the further intelligence that the Bolivians have in
their turn invaded Peru and taken possession of the
Southern Provinces
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Send your orders, addressed to
R. FRANCE, Managers Office,
Washington city, D. C.
The drawing will be sent to all who wish it. and
published in the different papers of this city.
mar 81 -3tawt&ol26M
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Exhibition to commence quarter before 8 O'Clock
Admittance so cents. ap2l
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED. LOTTERY.

The following scheme, to be drawn in Whining
ton, Delaware Thursday, the 2lst day ofoAbri1,s
IS the only presented to the public in which
the number of prizes exceed the number of blanks
1t gives the greatest pleasure particularly to re-
commend it to my customers and friends, and have
prepared certificates of packages of wholes, halves,
and quarters on the lowest possible terms
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
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ftsK on package OF w1O1es pz4O halves T12U, Quar-
tiers 500, eighths $50.
We will issue certificates of packages to persons
who prefer it, by the amount of risk being paid as
follows:
certificate of packages of 26 wholes, $40
:. 81 halves, $l2O
26 quarters, $50
26 eighths $50
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"The Bolivians have now in their turn invaded
Peru, and in possession of the southern pro
yinces embracing Tacua and africa, which we doubt
if they will give up until they forced to- which IS
no easy matter for the Peruvians to accomplish
so that cannot express any satisfactory opinion as
to the probable duration of the The immediate
effect Of the late battle has been, however the evacu
alton of Cobija by the Peruvian troops and men-of
war"
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JAMES PHALEN g. Co., Managers Office
ner of 9th st. and Penn. av.

april 2-2aw4wd&c
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34,4l2 prizes, amounting to Isl ,2l7,2l6.
Tickets $2O-Halves $l0-Quarters SIS.
PACKAGES.
26 wholes cost $780, which warrant to draw $3.50.
26 halves $3.50, /" $40.
26 qrs $3.50, $40.
26 eighths $65, " q" {" 1872 SO
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| ing To their Doctrine. They striving also Il
give their Children good education, and 10 ac'
cumulae for them the goods Of this W ord. that
hey may get on happily through life. Are they
not again endeayorins to avert the prmcyal Curse.
4sd # so, do they live up to their theories \
-Iea, many Of them wish to abolish Slavery. but
wha; right have they to amelorate the condition
IF lhe Slave, when they declare that Evil and SUI
erng ara the lot Of Man. How DO thcy know but
that thcirconditon result Of the prinleyal Curse
They Will probably condemn u becau.- we wish to
elevate tho coalition Of all Mankind, while they
themscl'e, striving to do the same thing for
themselves and few around them. What they
should condemn j. their own mistaken view Of the
.ybcci
Ii, however, Suffering j, the lot of Mani it l.
the Decree OF his Creator IT !. important a-cer-
tain tho exact amoun, VI misery which he must
undergo in order to fulfil it. and the degree If hap
pine'' which be may ENJOY without violating or
attempting To reverse it. When We possess thl-
knowledge We can then take measure. TO attain
the degree of happiness it is proper for " TO at
tain. and to elevate the whole Human Race to it,
proved their condition over those Of Asia md
Atrica,-and the People of the United States theirs
over those Of Europe. Here is progress in Hap
piness. Are those Nations wrong for having
achieved it, and if not, how much farther may they
20! There are also some Glasses in Society IN
fnitcly better off than others and among the
more favored Glasses, there is a Minority. who, in
their elegant Mansions, amidst the Gay. Learned
and the Polite live very comfortably and manage
to escape almost entirely the primeyal Curse or
Decree
Ifthose Nations and Glasses are wrong for having
so materially proved their condition, they who up
hold the Doctrine Of the Fatality of Evil should adj
dress them n serious rcmonstrance, and show them
the error AID wickcdness of their ways. Nothing
of the Kind that we know Of, has taken place On
the contrary, those who are most jealous IN con-
dcmning the whole Human Race TO Misery are
most eager in securing their own individual fro'-
pcrfy and Happiness. They contradict their
theory in practice, and set the example OF tic
mo., gross Duplicily of Action
In concluding. we will state that we have eN-
pressed in thi. article our individual opinion. IL
it !. wrong, it does not affect the theory OF Assoc
citation Man ha, been able to discover the Arts
and Sciences to construct machinery, to oulid
Palaces, Canals. Railroads, Steamships and to
execute other great Works; he certainly can or
.ar.ize Associations and try whether new Social
Order will not better his condition.
In our next, we will cxpluin Law which VIII
show that Human Nature is good, although 1t np'
near. at present depraved and vicious
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~, Our friend in Green County, Wiskoasan
VINO write. us postage unpaid) in vindication OF
Gov Dor, i. informed that We have received let
,ers from that quarter on the other side OF the
question which we have declined 10 publish, and
mus, apply the same rule to his. The charges OF
Mr.. Medill have no currency here, and need no
reluiaton; in the West, we doubt not, then retu-
taiion il cared for. The controversy IA essen
,ally a local one, and cannot be made interesting
to the general reader 1t is sufficient for usto state
on the authority of our correspondent, that the
charges against Gov Doty were preferred before
tho Senate last summer, but were wholly unsus-
tanned by proof appear. by the fact that the Sem
ate confirmed his nomination as Governor OF W is
konsan. This,i. all that need be said until some
proof is exhibited against him.
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Eprc.rIox CONVENTION The State Conven'
lion of the Deputy SuPcrintendent' OF Common
Schnols commenced its session al Utica on the 18th
inst Hon. JABEz ID. HAsNoyD was elected Ire
sident An Address, said TO be very able was de-
ivcred by Hon. 5. YoUsG, Secretary OF State ana
the remainder Of the day was occupied IN the DIS
eu,.ion Of the subjec, of Normal Schools-froi'
Potter. Me.sr.. Mann, Emerson and several others
taking part The proceedings OF the Convention
promise TO be exceedingly inter- sting and valuable.
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M,rrIss-A Meeting Of uie Friends Of Association VI
take place at their Rooms All Broadway, second door be
low Lispenardsres tomorrow evening, "Wednesday a.
so'olock Lecture will be Delivered and measures pro
posed for advancing the interests Of the cause Those "n
take principles and sbors are invited
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~ FOR SALE or to Let, most de-

l,.H s,rabl. Rs.plencr situate on Rchaondst Tomp-
n.,Tr Salaa Island being the second house on the MI
.nnh OF the Ep~opnl Church late ia the occupation oi
William Russell, E.l., replee with every convenience
tor grnieel family, with double Pl1LLa ~ 'front.' AMI 'n'
rlo>e1 piar7a ~ m. rear, Garden and sbrubbery.
The premises bsaItully situated about Hve minutes
,,1ll nom the Quaranse F,rry and command an extern
.yc land and water view. MI,
Particular. made kuopu on application To George taun'
F.o Tomuhin,sle, al his Office m Newest New-i OH,
ar to " Root, mar the Quarantine. o.
New. York April -, l242 hy"W
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INTELLIGENCE OF

FICF pit Rnwery.-To whom i may concern
cr ,b. la.t Two yrar. regard him person OF 81 cl
,o,,i nteGr,ty aud unqussnnabe character from ms
l,rgr acquaintance IN tins cny. should Judge nhn ~
,ni .IsJ al f,e litie. for conducting Intelligence
n5ce SucL ~ icw persons posses aud luF btitNe MS
any i'm, mes, commits to BIN would lc attended 10 WIN
,..,.,ch and with al fidelity. heartily recommend MN
IN lie patronage and support O The conmlmy a, ,s,s
,,,l Ia NV friends in particular. M n 81 NrohD
~ Minister of Jnhn.rrcei Methodist Up. Church, v y
Dated NAV ?, 76 frankiun->treet ,..
~ Oihrr testimonials be srfn =, the once o ~ son'
80, ~ cot r..nsctablr gentlemen IN the civ. nv Nv
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CU,IRSICUAIRS The Subscriber

ha, ON hand large supply OF Char OF a., hnn,,
S,b he viii cell very cheap Tor cash Inc eha. |, az
,f,rtrrrJ b. Aimsef azd usrTaHtsd. lie " H - ~ a
haius' e.s. Wind,of Char, t. Scroll Top hspy -
Rr.rye rccisn Top. and Baum ser, H. Greeaa ,
.cat IL. Box seat best quality, So be'i ha', % ',i
- tr,1, a. 20 10 II. French 10. from $40 ~
.,c.n ~ bou-ht for 81 IN the CITY. hahogany ~ ,
,esia new srtele-iTsm s. to - o. and all o'e' III w
sIar,e SIMPLY Of Venetian window Blinds ', 's q
,, Tbo.e ,ho are about purchasing thr abo'e -,
will serve iheiF in,ei. ~, ., $3.50. eH as In
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CYDNEY COAL. now dischargins from
.r, NV WARD Browne,
ms All Washington, corner Ldlgh''"''"
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VOL. III. NO. 10.
ASSO CIATION;

~ III. ed,tOr,lp Of p column distinct from thai Of
ri, T,,Syn- 1ddren letters, pOi paui, to A BRIssASE
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MUSIC at Three Cents a Page, at No.

MUSIC at Three Cents a Page, at NO.
70 Li.penarl-,treei. corner OF Broad~ay-th ia,
T GESIAIN Music Publisher u constantly Receiving heN
,rd f,.b,onaslr Music for the Piano, Guitar and fuir
h;cb he /. selling at the price OF cents page
retail Also, on hand, SINAI. lot o MH'cai ' i
mi examine for themselves Wh.eSae dealer, ,1ppe"
rieap.r than At any other establishment IN The l. >a'
iB-Piano Fortes tuned at y cents - ,s,,,x
ala 'h'' =
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:. a 1870 Acres Illinois Lands for Sale foI
80 tOK SALE.-Bargains Bargains =

w Far s,e or exchange ~ tracts OF haRdsfnr hAnh
Sr-1'ny rs acres EACH sDl Of superior snsiy Wa
,ered yth fne streams and covered With ne fsp's soch
a. white osk hickory, beach, walnut, ma ~ ana yessI
The soil adapted 10 wheat, rye, corn g,tD c"ton DhSo,
sweet and Ir potatoes The above .,ls WI q, r,n -
auc.d prces and on I'd suit or mey si Dc ~
~ian0ea r almost any Kind Of merchandise rof maP''
diagram, and rculars, apply 70 ,,,, q. MARTY Al,
nj II v
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- FROM 10 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

80 DIN SEED IN ali he choicest specles s,n ~
-. or ..e IN qusnte'o .ut pureiss,s 9 .pse's
VI = 49, tl.o sThe Young GardeneTs AsTiant,'
t'i r results Of hi. y yes', practice ~ New Oh.
-. IN. been h0bOred by the award Of Gold Ne
" ~ ie American Institute, which InatUiion, and Ne
yort STATE Agricultural Society, having al,o AWARDED
- rnpir a. Premiums for superior speclmens OF 1af
~ Prodrct. farther comment Is deemed unnecessary
ma Am
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IA TO LET-in the Village of Hemp

h"Y stead L. a two store on Main street; two
7"~ Iwclug.house adjoining the above. with large gar
den barn &c Also one hall of a dwellng-house on Full
ton street 90 .,
Tie above premi>es central part of the village, and
will %. rented At low prices Apply Ia
% WI WOOD, 1sl Prarl-street.
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I~A MIIJTARY-To Let--The large

; 4 Room OVER 81 feet square corner Canal aud Elm
,,Tss tor military purposes and place Of worship on NE
SihIsih Also large Rooms suitable Tor lectures, company
Ann, err r.iou, wor,h D. with the sonvene and quiet.
ness reaui.r Tor .ucc purposes the buidng entIr,
known 4, Thompson, Hall Apply . George bhO o.
Sr~
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-, UOvSE FURNITURE.

\-Paper Weights. Letter Files lnda Knboer' Ia
p.i, Envelope Paper Desk Knives. Ef4.urFs bahhcIs
81 Liter stamp, Memorandum Port tolios ihA'I>
Case, Money waPper, Pen RACE rta 2 o., s1 wbol
a,i ~, ~ r.,aI hv fmsi DAVID tELl ".
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IA TO LET-A beautiful Residence on

iii.E the Eighth Avenue near Harlem, on elevated
rroul having extent of scenery overlooking the East
R,,r r great distance with tour acres OF hlN quality
Ind The dwelling large and c0mmodioUs, htted tor
0uct family repletc with every convenience, aud being
now thoroughly painted and repaired Rent low TO good
tenant Apply To W" ~ ~ MOI ~
mi fihdubdh Ssudir'
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- FOR SALE-A small house and FIVE

or six acres of lard, two acres cleared and about
80 s-rc e.. ont with handsome growth OF peach trees,
and the remainder Of the lans in woodsusie at Far Rock
,wav on the main road, between ID. T. Jennings and the
to-oaie Inquire At the togate, or of JOIN NokToN,
r nsxt 10 the to-gate Far Rocksway, or leave note
Tor him with j. NEwIiOGSE. l& Water ~ n. Y. MIL
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Ia rUK SALE-The three story Brick

"a EUK SNTE-The tfrtt 5tOTy DTICh
ia1 InDr~E AND LOT OF GROUND, Ne -
Is---'..tleet between Ma-son and Henry-'usrr; he
Loi 3 by % feet the House = by " ieet r u u.
walls hull ydays work under the 'upsr1iendencs OF u"
ecror Ireland There ten FIRE place, 10 ths hoo>e'
even of Inch are finished ia marble chimney
Tier. l. dry cellar undo die whole paVes and d'drd
nto several spartmeni hreproOt ashhoue under We
y,.iu ne MACE and the whole in complete order Inc
premise, may 10 Seen every LAY between W. u"ui'o
,,d 1oicoc. f. further pars aar. apply 10
"a GEINNELL. MlNTuRN Co. ~ son,st,rreI
"A 100 Acres Illinois Lands for sale Tor
$50 in Cash D., handsomely located, hnf 'oh, n.d ia
T-1 ri,l, neehblrlo0d. For Map, &c, Apply 10 n. r.
SMIru Is IIlrrlh .slratL Ml''1
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a APARTMENTS 10 Let.-Two very

i@H Pleasant front rooms, with bedroom and pantry
,1,orTd on the first laor the modern bul story
hoss No Cro.sy street, Broom. street. VIII De let
,rr or together The occupant can hav" board on red
,be term. n rsquire IN the family, where there are M
,Lrr ho,-,ler, Tie rooms would De- suai tor Dentist,
~, pb,,i.,,r References exchanged my9 2t'
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- DWEUING HOUSES TO LET

B is,N CHEAP RENrSi--A very desirable twostory
RI Ueuse No iiubcIt~treet, usar II Johns Park
,nother superior Dwelling in Cherry-Hrret No tls VIII he
s,r Unu.iou.,,r,et Either OF these en $50 nay be
rented upon fair terms from ~ r. ~ nni'
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IA TO LET-The large Room ON tho

G .e.oad foor of the College of Physicians aud Sur
80 - Crp,lv-,trtei known the College Hall The
Room /, well .lrd and ventilated, and hes small Room
,,., ,,on I'M. r.srum It's convenient place OF meet
-, tr public worshp. for Literary Associations, The
Room mas be auy time on application 10 NE Jsni.
,,.'..,r.., a4L
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE. Company.

IT I Z NNUN TlNNI II INV q ' UIII ITfITl
~ No u Mal-,irest, corner OF Hanoversr.tf Ihis
Conlplnr continue, against los, damage by rr
buildings, goods wares. or mere aandile generally arse
on vessels ami cargoes against las, or damage by inland
navigation on a. favorable terms airy other office.
DIRECTORS.
Thoma, " Tknrne C,rD G.. Tuns. John {. Merritt,
Thsmas + Woodruff. Moses Tucker, Thomson Price,
BsraMiuR X. u bison. traHcs r Sage, john Lee,
John Il. Dawson, Elisha Riggs, JAIME. b.. Holmes,
An>nnGakcr, VIM. X. Thorn. john r. Moore.
Mad = Hoffman, James H. Whiting, samuel lnderhil,
Joseph Allen. Jose rh Drake,
THOMAS ". THORNE, Pre,ldeTr
1
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DRTyYFR & BROTHERS. Importers

ID " Watches AMI Clocks, No yjl Bf sd"ay, haNr on
h,oI ,r,r a.,ortn.n ct fine gold ant silver "arhfS
lcb tbev W, .' very cash. wholesale ana fe'a
Fvery ,e.crpt on 81 Watches, ClpcN aud Jew"ry care
~ - +, ID ,,,,~~,rtet ms I'm
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UNHt. HOWARD INSURANCE COM
u parv-Caniia >Boco. Office M - " all VI Tbs
Company corunue>tu make insu sgans los cr dsn
- by ire, sIrl inland u1s.g "a lon.
DIRECTIONS.
Rensselaer, U1vers Na,9h Tayloi, CorlS ". lawrsnct
J. Phrnp, phopur. lliam Couch, Mesh Baliws,
iohs N0-r eln. l. Nooiiey. Nlihanie Weed,
Jsseut 3 Warn IN Fana !. g. Tucker john Rugss.
D.vii lee. Neiys y BENJAMIN John ID Won.
laieh o. ii1l..td. liam W Todd Ferdinand >uydsA,
Henry {; Thompson r. HANENS. President
Luz pan 10 SECRETARY Do
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YOJTNG LADY Competent to teach
YOUNGLADY, well qualified to teach
RESPECTABLE Private Family re-

u siding IN very pleasant part OF Williamsburg " ~
,akr family 10 board for the summer season. note su
resrdto H. at th, office. will receive Immediate aite
non References exchanged M Nv
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INSURANCE.

LNTNA Fire Insurance Company of y.
~ Y-OEce NJ. > wall,t-ln,urr agaiu>t los 90
,a1isge bv Orr dwelling houses. stores -o-s. iuntur-
v,,> and the carroc> LOO port sn property generally
., favorable term, II any Other ofc-.
DIRECTORS.
Ch,rle, Town. C. = Woodruff. John r. >,agg
TolI- All. C;e-rg- P0msrny, T.. h. CLAYTON,
Fre.'k Per'r 7. LOUIS Foulke, Geo Col-lis,
Russell >'ehbiu, y J. VI Valentine. Isaac l. Plat.
Chester Clark Wol WhIfen right. X. VI Blackwell.
l. w. Holman. Wm. \. =. Ptnt1, G. '" Cot
ID ,ulg VI l.. Marsh. jos Jameson.
II PEI ! L Muller. Joshua Jones.
A " Urn..isu. .l1o. Van Boskerck. ~, WOOL.
.Tl,.,rf. ,r,t,ry Daniel l. GRAY Wilson a. Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN, President.
Hr~Py Torr STRAY
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E.-2j Tons Pure Lake
leo landing Til, Day from Sehosncr Tealc At f''r D.
T. n. 10y '' ~ il2 Water street
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,IlIlE SURSCRIRER has aiken die

House No ri Rcade.strcet which has been repairrd
c!ransed throughout and hued up anew, wishes to iake
three or four gentlemen To board oI or br,aha auh ed
ID ,yID OLIVER late of the Coldenslreet Hotel,
New burrh
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"A TO LET-A Summer Residence,
IxA FOR SALE-Thatverv desirable plat

I n OF ground, situated At The cour oi laght and Var,
* streets. fronting ~. Johns PaA beng :" it'i
m ~. an Iapht.,frrrt aud s. feet ON Nsrck, With the
Church thereon. For particulars enquire OF JOSEPH
w .i = ~ w " WI. ROOME. l2l Walkers.
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DOARDING-Tnog gentlemen and their

1 wives can be accommodated WIN pleasant rIil"ls
a11 hoard At Dc Cliff street, ste the 1t May Also two or
three single gentlemen until that time. Apply al 10 toh
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REAL ESTATE

"a TO LET. very cheap-2d. 81 and
u ith noors OF Ma - ssDstreet. Apply on ne Pr,n
NV eo.l~'