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towards Acquiring the arts aud habits of civilized
life, have unilimls been characterized by an increa
sed ieroeity d conduct, and by all the vices with
of the yirues Of civilization, The contact be-
tween her and he savases within her domnlons has
always been mutually demnrazing and preiudi1ial;
and it is WORTHY oil remark, thai these choctnws,
who are now t, all intents and purposes a civilized
people, are auong the very few Of The aboriginal
tribes ON this continent who hive been kept essen-
tally. If not exclusively, under the pupihge Of the
United States
pitchlyn, WHIP has been elected delegate in Com
gress, in case the "nation" is admitted INTO the
Union, Is IN educated man, and in An unohtrusive
way has beer mainly instrumental in prevailing upon
his tribe TO discard the habits and customs Of In
dams, aud adopting those Of the whites. He spent
considerable portion of the last winter in this city,
and it was my good fortune TO spend many agreeable
hours in his society; and so lie OF the savage was
there about h III, that he would not have disgraced
the most fastdious drawiug-room in your highly
fashionable city.
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The Missouri Reporter OF the I'D ult says.
THE MoB-MoRMoN WAR, 1t seems, is nearly
over. The Die Vernon, arrived yesterday, reports
IA pause in house burnitg. murder. &c, The "od
ciiizens." when t,ey discovered fight ahead, con-
cluded that they were mol strong enough to pursue
their incendary Isbors
We learn from statement on the manifest Of the
Die Vernon thai. oa TUESDAY, Two anti Mormon COM
panes, commanded by Williams and Miller, were
encamped abou eight miles from Warsaw, and had
determined TO visit that town next day
A Mormonforce of about 500 had been raised, as
we understand, BY the Sherig, Backenslos, and il
was said he lad made requistlon on NauVoo Tor
600 additional men On Friday, the Sheriff sent IA
communication to Col. Williams. requiring him aud
the leaders oil the mob surrender TO be dealt win
according tolaw--to give up the State arms--in
which event the Sheriff stated that he would pro.
coed no fartler--hut he informed The mob leader
that, in the event of their refusal, his duty would
compel him 10 pu; them to the sword. Tie gave them
until ~ o'ola,k, on Saturday, 10 answer his COM
| muncalion In the meantime Col. Williams and
his men, and most Of The citizens of Warsaw, cross
ed to the opposite side of the r,er where, 1t is said,
they inenl to wait for reinorcements; and il is ho-
ped they will have to wait until they get tired. The
work of destruction had ceased--temporarlly. at
| least.
| We has observed The progress OF this affair." and
have arrlvd at the conclusion, that the Mormons are
more sinnd against than SHINING. II some oi their
number have committed petty larceny, their oppo-
nents hayecummtted arson bv wholesale, and pro-
vnked thetaking of human life, after having pre-
viousv committed the MOST conld-blooded murders.
but be ttcause Of quarrel what il may, the strong
arm Of theSale should be made TO crush the rioters
at once.
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An imperislable cloth. Ms it Is called, has been
invented in England, and presented and described Al
late meeting Of the Royal Institution. 1t is made
olhemp and wool, the wool Of the one and the
wait Of the other; or the mixed materials, fax and
cotton for the one, and silk and flax ijr the other.
But the invention consists in the saluraon OF the
tissues before weaving The fbres are saturated
with boiled Iinseed oil, raw white lead, powdered
charcoal, tharge and common SAT- ihey are uleh
worked in this saturated state the uniform temper
AZURE of from so to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. The fab,
rio is then pressed through rollers for the purpose Of
hardening and fatening the surface of the coarser
material; and il is afterwards dried IN inc open a.,
rot, or mldew, and is capable of being made air
tight 1t is extremely durable, resisting efectua'y
The action Of rain snow, sea water, and all substan
ces which affect other cloths, OF leather. Possess
ing these important pecuarities it will readily be
seen 10 be of the greatest value TO our hremen, il
made in this country; and we eau have no doubt it
soon will be.
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Ques!-lf Mr.. Holt, instead Of Mr. Thompson,
had contested the election of Mr. Rust, who would
have The right TO fill the Office until the contest was
decidedi
According to the opinion of the Judge of the Coun
y Court, becsuse Mr.. Thompson has given notice
mat he will contest the election, therefore Mr. Rust
mas no prma tacie evidence Of his election that can
oe used ior ony purpose until The contest is decided
py inc nlrcnt Judge So that, il Mr.. Thompson
iau received only one hundred votes, and any other
o. the candidates han Mr.. Thompson had gwen no.
lice that he would contest, still Mr. Rust could not
exercise the duties of the office until it was judicial
~ decided.
Could Mi. Thompson in such case. hold op,r ?
Or Iii office be vacant until the C,rcu;i J,dae
acts in the premises, and another election may Be
had?
The answer 10 these questions will tes, the cor.
rect,ess of the opinion Of Judge Cuhbert in the case
now issue; aad as il is question deepI, affect,
ing the community, suppose some of our LAWYERS
give their views the matter--and especially whe.
Their the case of Wumack VS.. Holloway, I'd Al,
Rep 3D. cited by Judge Cuthhert. is not the very
teeth Of his decsion?-And also the case Of ill, Is
Ala Rep, F5s? PRIMA FACIE.
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NEW iILE DRIyER.-A London Journal de-
scihes pc driver rs driving NJ the first trial, with
a part Of te machine, pile IA inches square and
lS feet nleog,h, ID feet into the ground with 20
blows, antin II seconds. Ii sticks" says the ac-
count, "ist &C feet piles into the sround as lady
would stiG pms ito her pincushion. The time re-
uuired for he operation from the floating OF the pile
alonoside the stage Unit, it is imbedded in the sol
id foundation Of slate rock, is only 4t minnles The
stage with carries the machine, boer, workmen
AMI all otBr things necessary, rotS only on us rai
way like awheelbarrow, and il moves ON the dame-
Ter ola phtae moment il has hnlshed the last. "
picks the yle up out of the wafer. hosts It high IN
the air, dnps it into ITS exact place. then covers IL
with an i'm cap, following il as II sinks into the
earth. Tim with its monkey, humps ii ON the head,
al 20 iumpsa minute. At The first stroke II sinks b
feet" SC dohng, it is said so clearly proves the
superiority Of getting the momentum by heaVy
werght, nosng with small velocity, over the same
momentum IS got by ii light weight, moving with
great velocy. This illustrated by examples.
The head ofhe pile was also at all shattered by
the iirst-ht is blow with 80 cwt.. feet fall and
| 10 blows ninute-eyen without cap. while ihe
latter " ith weight Of ~ cwt, falling from gre
height and mixing binw every minutes. requires
20 hours TO rive it, The advantages 0ithis machine
are mmens, and we trust II VIII be immediately
adoptcd here The hammer consists OF IA steam CYL
inder CLOSED ut the bottom, but having openings III
The ton for he passage of the air. Through this a
piston works with its rod passing through steam
light aperat,re in the bottom, The monkey, or
driver is att ched the piston rod, and weighs -
tons The machine is by high pressure steam, which
being admitted al the bottom by an induction pipe
raises the piton with the monkey suspended. The
instant it arrives at the required height it closes this
pipe aud opns the education pipe, also at the bot
tom Of the c,lin1er; the seam escapes and the pts
ton with the monkey attached it's rod, falls on the
head Of the pile. A heavy cap of iron, with hole
to allow the head OF this pile 10 pass between tive
upright standards and guides the direction ofhe pile
The monkey and cylinder follow the course OF the
pile, guided by the uprights, by which they slide
We hope by this the construction will be understood
BY those interested
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

CARELEssNEss The Rochester Advertiser
Iaes curious occurrence in that city. well dress.
ed countrvinan, with his wife, entered one Of the
principal dry good stores State street, not far
from the city bank, and after making purchases re-
tired, leaving pedge of affection in the shape Of
fine infant Il few months old, we'll wrapped in tlan-
nels. They had got half way home before they dis
covered that they mad left their darling behind Back
they came as fast as horse flesh, with liberal APP
pcation of the lash, could bring them. both father
and mother appearing have suffered intense ankle
ty. They found the child safe, and The clerks in
gseat trepdation, for fear the responsibility might
be thrown upon them.
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The Union conradicts the report that The Seer,
tary Of the Treasury WAS confined by sickness.

EPISCOPAL CONVENTION OF NEW YoRR.-
This body met and organised on the 25h ut. by the
selection of DIR. CREIGHTON ofTarytown, as Pres
ident. There Two three ballotings before a
choice was made, and il is SAID these ballotings
shew majority in favor Of Bishop Undredonk OF
the Clergy 29-the lay members being 8 against
hun,
A resolution declaring that were the Bishop re-
stored he could never peiorm the Episcopal functions
IN that Diocess with any prospect ofuselulaess was
laid on the table by large majority
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COMMITTED TO the Jail of Dallas county, Al
" ALBANIA, on the 9th day Of November last. "A me-
gro man calling his name CHARLES JOHNSON,
and he says he 10 free. and that James w. McCung, oil
Huuntsviie, Ala, is his guard ian. SAID boy is feet
a or inches high, Of common negro complexion
has small scar on the right hand near the thumb,
has motion of the head though slightly touched
with palsy, and is about thrty-fve wears Of age
The owner of said boy is notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he will be sold out Of Jail on the LIST Mon.
day of August nsxt to pay Jail fees, etc
ian29 5Otcmo ]. F. CONOLEY, Sheriff.
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Breach OF PRoMIsE.-A breach of promise
case was lately tried in Eng land, the damages laid
at fl0O0-The defendant had paid 1900 with cost
as ne considered that sum equivalent for The lady
disappointment. The counsel, in addressing the
Jury for the defence sad:-Genlemen OF the Jury
the plaintiff is entitled to damages, and tell you
under his Lordshp's correction, you are of opinion
that she is not entitled 10 than OOOl, after we
prsiuce the order made TO Judge that money in court
that your verdict ought to be for the defendent
don't dispue--never dd-lhe right OF this lady to
get compensation, and his counsel advised him 10
lodge that sum, which he thought would have brought
this matter 10 an end, and have saved the public in
yes,gation, annoying it must he to every one con-
cerued We may thus sum up the case. This lady
has lost widower Of So, whose means we will show
You are moderate-who commands with his deinesne
and all something less than 400i. II year. She LOST
him and his fortune, and gets 500l. Now what pros
pect is there before her? If insisted on his rights
he might have left her young widow without an,
support. That is one consideration. He, however,
thought, whether right or wrong-or his counsel
thous ht-lhat he was net worth more than 5OO
(Laughter.) Is there, ask, young lady who sees
ME now-and indeed, had in this case Jury OF
pretty girls 10 address (Laugh'er)-and could ca.
silv lmpanel them in this court, my lord. Cloud
laughter.-Were you, ladies, IN this hox, TO you |
would say no more than this-Would yu rahero
have widower of So, with five little pledges hang
on ing his back, with fortune saw of 400t or 5OOi
on hand at your disposal? Ladies' ofhe jury. have you
agreed 10 your verdict! Great laughter) There was
a famous poet who wrote of ii lady-you have read
this my, lord. After giving history of the lady,
he described her rather fond of The male sexQoud
Iaughter)-indeed believe that is a propensity most
ladies' have. Laugher.) Now, she had to draw a
comparison, not between man Of 53 and girl oil
rs. but between man Of so and one of 25
The question was asked; she looked at each and
immedi lately and very candidly said, "l'd rather
have two of Ave and twenty than of fifty" Cloud
Iaughter.) But, gentlemen of the jury. the friends
of this young lady think differently. They are OF
opinion that this widower Of So should pay-for
whatl Compensation in damages Tor the loss she
sustained? Why, believe the damage she sustain
ed could never be estimated at 500t.
The jury retired, and after an absence OF nearly
half an hour, returned verdict for painlfi-7O0i.
damages, and sixpence costs.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


Diego McVoy, w I'LL he sold Tor cash
Peter McCuIun. House door of Mobile coun-
~, ON Friday The srd day Of October, ls45, between
The hours of II O'Clock AM and O'Clock PM OF said
cooking Stove, 2 Mahogany Dining Tables
Q Side Tables, l Cherry Table, 81 Chairs
single Bedsteads and Bedding
l Sideboard, Bureau, Couch
set of Crockery and Glassware
2 Look ing Glasses, 2 Clolhe Presses
Wash Stands, 3 Toilet Tables
lot Of Knives and Forks, l Carpet, rs yards
Carpet, IA yards; Entry Swinging Lamp
sets Of Casters, etc etc.
Said Furniture is 10 be sold by the consent plain
tiff aud defendant.
octl 2lOtds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. G.
Qcf- The above sale is postponed until Monday,
the 9Th inst at II o'clock, NJ in consequence of the
inclemmency Of the weather.
oct4 G. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ G..
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05-Those persons who have spoken for, or expect
to be supplied with, last years bound volume oi
Prices Current, will please call the Office, as they
are now ready for delivery.
SATISFACTORILY, Wednesday and Friday.
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MRS. GEORG Els

BOARDING AND DAY School ron YOUNG LADIES,
No. SO GoUernmen t street
TENHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
Il liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes pleasure ia announcing TO the public the pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds out TO
those who wish tn pursue thorough course of in
structIon. Mr.. NORMAN PINNEy, who has long
been engaged in teaching in this city. and from his
success has increased confidence in his method Of
imparing knowledge, will give instruction in the En-
elish language German and Spanish will he taught
by able professors under the direction Of Mr.. P.
Madam KoyALEsKI, recently from Europe, a la
DIV Of distinguished ability, has been engaged teach
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
French is the language of Mrs G's family, and is
praciced during meal hours, hours Of tuition, and out
of school, rs much rs circumstances permit.
The discipline of the school is mild, but at The
same time firm and strict
Conditions.
For instruction In the French and Eng s languages $4
s., Sc, 81 and So per month.
Vocal and Instrumental Music, first class sl per mouth
Board varying from S. to s12 per month.
Each boarier to furnish bed, bedding, towels, sill
yer goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile are expected TO appoint Agent in the city who
will be responsibIe for all dues. Terms payable
monthly 10 advance.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

n FILTERS of administration with the will an
Lnexed were granted on the eighteenth day OF
August, 1916, by the Honorable Peter q Byrnss'
Judge Of the Orphans Court or the county OF bald
win to the undersigned on the estate OF Aiexaneer
Minis deceased-Notice is hereby gwen 70 Az per
sons having claims against the estate Of the said de-
ceased to present them properly authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law, being eighteen months
from the said 18th day of August, lS45, o'hsrwlse
they will he forever barred Those indebted 10 saia
estate will please make payment 10 me-.
REUBEN MCDONALD. Administrator.
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EVANCOCK'S & MANN'S ADAMANTINE
Ill CANDLES.-These beautiful Candles pos
sess the aforementioned advantages advantages over
others, in the following respects:
From their extreme hardness and purity, they
will not melt under 1876 degrees, whilst wax melts
under 100 degrees
They are free from any unpleasant smell whatever,
require no snuing, and are warranted free from
senic or any other deleteriels composition.
Their superiority to WINK Or sperm candles, and
their mo,e reasonable cost IN comparison, render
them an article highly deserving the attention OF
merchants and shippers generally. For sale by
MARSHALL, ROWE and CO.,
Aoont. E,r al. Manufacturers
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Wpoci,ors Wanted,

A COMPETENT Male and Female TEACHER,
N as well as a Teacher of Music, may obtain ST.
,ua,ions IN the "Claborne Female Seminary" pro-
yded they will be content to take the avaIIs Of The
school m consideration Of their services This in
situation has been for years in successful ope-
ration, under The charge Of Mr. }. E. DOUGLASS as
pr;nn;oaI and Miss 4. DOUGLAS, aided by the
distance of Mrs r. HANRIoK. Teacher OF Music
during which time The number of students has aver,
aged from forty to sixty; and under the charge oil
compeent Teachers in the higher branches OF female
education, and who would give character TO Inc
school, it would no doubt prosper as mneh or more
as at any lime heretofore The rchooi ou''nss a.e
sueicienty conmodious aud in pleasant part OF the
village back from the river Ii is desirable that the
school should open on or before the 18th prox'mo-
earlv applications are therefore invited Address 10
the subscriber al Claiborne.
sayn,1s 203+T WIN. X. AGEE, Sec'Y
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wm. Mcpherson.

VS. u. Id
Ashby w. Ethridge and George s. Martin. his Sc
curly.
M ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on The first
Monday Of November 1S45. between the hours Of IL
O'Clock AM and O'Clock PM of said day, all the
right title and interest of Ashby w. Ethridge, in
and to the following described piece, parcel or lot
of land and premises, situated, lying and being in
the CITY of Mobile, the east side Of Ann street,
between Dauphn way and Government street, cnnl-
mencing at the north east corner or intersection Of
Ann street and caroline avenue, thence running
northwady hundred and torty-hve (2l5) feet and
six inches, thence eastwardly and parallel with
Dauphin "ay street one hundred and twenty (lZ0)
feet az four inches, thence southwark, Two hundred
and ioriy-6ve (245) feet eight inches TO Caroline
avenue, and thence weslwardy and along the north
line of Caroline avenue one hundred and twenty
feet (l20) to the place Of beginning same ha-
wing been levied the property Of Ashby w.
Ethridge, by virtue the above stated execution,
which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile coun-
~ ana to me directed.
oc,4 2lO,as C. BANCROFT, Sheriff Nj. C.
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CURE FOR DIARRAGA.-Tbree strawberry
leaves, eaten green, (each leaf or stem has three
tbes or disislons,) an unE,ilng aud immediate
cure Tor both The summer complaint, or diarhaoea,
and Of the dysent,ry. Newspapers by publishing
the above will be instrumental in relieving an i'm
mense amoual Of suffering, and Of saving many val
psbls lives.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Tba Rra,cl of the Rank If The State of alabama at


The Branch OF the Bank Of the State of Alabama al
Mobile.
vs. Fl. ia.
Daniel Wheeler and the administrator oil Isaac IL
Erwin. deceased.
WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
Wv House door of Mobile county, on the hrs
Monday of November, 1915. between the hours OF !
O'Clock AM. and O'Clock PM. Of said day, all the
right and title of Daniel Wheeler, and TO The
following described piece, parcel or lot OF land
situated. lying and being at Spring Hill and county
of Mobile and described IA follows, 10 wit: Being
lot number twenty-five. (25) IN township humble,
four, "a range west of section thirteen AS lad
down 10 "a map made by Willis Roberts for W. IL
Robertson, and recorded in the Office Of the Clerk
the County Court OF Mobile coonty, in book o.
miscelanies page l70:-Sad land having been ie-
Wed on AS the property OF Daniel Wheeler, by vIr-
Tue Of the above stated execution which issued IRON
the Circuit Court of Mobile county and 10 ME d.
rccted
oct4 2l0tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff. NJ. {.
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The mails came through yesterday with dates from
New York and Washington of the 26th ult.
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NJ FOR MAYOR-GEORGE f. HOLT is announced
bv his friends as candidate for the office of Mayor at the
a1proaching municipal election and is recommended tC
he sufrares of his fellow citizens individual cn
nenty qualified for the Office and SUCH entitled to the
confidence and support sepl3 20ltde+
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and the stock of sweet is reduced owing which and
improved tone in the New Orleans market in the first of
the week holders sitter and rates generally stood at
si3J45O for sfoho which we continue as the asking
rates yesterday.
GRAGsThe receipts OF corn have also been light aho'
dealers still hold fair supplies the demand being limited to
city consumptonwe quote at 5Oi055 cents sales chiefly
in lots ofl0 lj620 sacks from 81 0j5c Oats 4aD
iis-yery light enquiry and fair stock.
HAYRetail sales for city consumption ut Sl1I-ight
stock.
LARD-The extremes are OO0Xc as in quality
light request.
LIME--Dealers meet a light retail demand at 81 per
cask. Supply fair.
LuMBER-No additional engagements reported The
vessels previously noticed still loading Mill prices stea
dy atss0l0. We hear of transactions in staves-none
in market.
MoLAssEs-Weq quote at 3O032c from store light stock
and demand.
PoRK-Prices nomina-mess Sly "a 49,; prime SAY
f0l5-f.r supply of mess.
RICE-None in market.
SuGAR-A few casks weekly worked off by the auction
houses is the Preparations in this line-prces "a
G,c. chiefly &c., choice. Supply and request both
light
SALT-No change-prces entirely nominal at 81 .05kO
10 per sack The stock nprecedenledy large without
the least enquiry. rise in our rivers will benefit this
article.
WHsKEY-We quote wide, say 22f62ic. as in quality,
good deal ofow proof having been in market for several
weeks, The receipts light and request very limited
Cotton Statement-Port OF Mobile.
FRIDAY EVENING, October 3, l545.
Stock on hand September LIST, ls45...... bales COS
Received this week.. ..'.......'........... .bo1 -
Received previously. .22l7--eS34
1913
Exported this week. ........................4O s
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nIED-on the list instant the residence Of her FIFTH
err IN the Spring Hill Road. MARGARET MATILDA infant
daughter of VIM. and Maria Turner, aged eight days
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MOBILE.

Saturday Morning, October 4, Is45,
GJ~PRIcE CURRENT.-Our next regular publ.
cation Saturday moraing, win be in good season fo
the steamer Cambria, from Boston for Liverpool OF
the 10th inst.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF THE STATE
OIL L

or SOUTH-CAROIINA.
TENHE Annual Course of lectures this institution
Il will commence on the second Monday IN Novem-
Der next, upon the following branches:
Anatomy by. T.. HORLBROoK, M. d.
Surgcry-E. GEDDINGS, NJ ID.
Institutes and Practices. Fl. DICKSON, M. ID.
PhysioIogy-IAMES MOULTRIE, M. ID.
Materia Medica-HENRY r. FROST, NJ. d.
Ohstetrics-THOS. g PRIOLEAU, NJ. ID.
Chemistry-C. U. SHEPARD, NJ. ID.
Demonslrator-ST. ] ULIAN RAVENEL, NJ. d.
Clinical instruction will be delivered al the Ma
rine Hospital. Aims House and College Hospital.
Good Boarding can be obtained at from three and
a halfto four dollars per week.
Specimens 10 Natural History will be thankfully
received, HENRY r. FROST, Dean.
aug12 l87tc.