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E.AgV NOB'FGHs. S0L0N BORLAND & |. II. ENGLISH. Ll ,-r.l

ATTORNEYS .4T' L.3IY,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARBAYs&S. XXI ILL attend punetually to all business entrust- w ed to them, in the several Courts hcldin Little Rock, or in any part of the State.
 QGce-in the Governors building.
 REFER TO j. J. Finley, F.P. Stanton, H. C. Smith, Charles Lo1and, and John C. MeIemore, Esqs.; Df. ], Fowlkes, Messrs. S 6 A. FowIes, Mesals r. ". Rowlett X Co.,, and Messrs. Hatch & Seott,- Memphis, Tennessee. Hon. L. Il. Gee,-Semeryille. Ten. Hon. West II. Humphreys, Ten. Adrien Mayer and Wm. B. Lnmplen, Esqrs,- Holly Springs, Mi 5. Mathews and R. Shepherd, sqrs.,-coumbas Mississippi Hon. Daniel Coleman, Athens, Ala Dr. J. c. Spotswood and Chancellor ] l.. Martin,- Tuskaloosa, Ala. Augustus M, Redus. Esq.,-Mobilc, Ala. Messrs. $. o. Nelson & Bro, John G. Pratt & Co.,, Smith, Gern x Co.,-New Orleans. Hon. A. Yell Fayetteville, Ark Hon. A. H. Sevier, L. s. Senate; Hon. Edward Cross, M. C.; Hon. c. s. Houston, M. C.; lion. Kenneth Raynor, M. C-Washngton City. Prof. Charles Caldwell. p. s. Ioughborough, Esq, l.. P. Marry, Esq, Drs. c. M Way, Samuel E. Richardson, l.. II. Mosby and John R. Buck Louisville, Ky.
 March 26 lS45 G-tf
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LUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in D Ashley row, fresh supply of Stationary, con sisting of fine Cap Letter Paper, Note Paper Folio Post, Medium and Drawing paper:-also, Pounce Pens of every description, small Waters, Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Inkstands, Penknives, Folders, black, rcd and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books red Tape Slate Pencils, Sc. sc, al of which viii be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
 Also--For sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
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On lie souih-sast corner of Haia atid Eari1iam sfs n BENDER has just received per Steamer IJ. Lucy Walker, ! large assortment of New Goods, consisting, in part, of Jaconets, Painted Lawns, Muslins, and the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Boanets, for the ladies
 For gentemens wear, Log Cabins, fsambroons, and Cottonades, also fine assortment of well made Clothing, all of which he will sell as cheap for cash as they can be puschased in this market
 Little Rock May I5, lSIl. s5-tf
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" VIE subscriber continues the practice of mcdi- u cine on the principles of RsfoRM-giving no mercury or any destructive poison, such prac- ice being not only eenlrsy to common sensc but its ralnous and fdiat effects are but ioovisible o all
 1T. !. HARVEY. B. P. 9o- Residence 9d door north of the Episcopal Church. Scott street.
 Little Rock March : lSI5 Off
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WILLIAM VANCE < BROTHERS, dealers
 W in Readay-made clothing, D9 Goods, Groce- ries, Boots sloas; Hats sse. n the Store formerly oceupiedby Messfs Mei.ain X Badgatt. Main street. near Markham Little Roclt; have 6a hand full sup. plies oi the above asicies which thoy will sell at lie very lowest market rates. Cotton, Hides, Talow, Peqies, F1rs S!c. aScn in exchange, and for which the highest market value will be paid
 Little Rock, April 2l, 1s11 a2
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6tHRTSTIAN RAuSH, administrator of the es- O tate of Philip llohslsoif, deceased: Take go ticc shall apply on the first day of the next term of the probate court for the county of Pulaski, for inc sale of the real estate of the said deceased os which have mortgage.
 A. LEFANE.& December d. isti. f2-tf.
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VgHz. R. XgAg,T

HAS on hand Il 210o lbs. Bale Rope,
 1000 yds Ny. Bagging,
 130 kegs Of Nails,
 5000 lbs. fat bar Iron
 100 " round and square bar de-,
 GOO " Plough Wine9,
 400 !" Hoop Iron,
 20 " hhls KanaWha Salt English and American Blister steel, German dc. ALsO-4A general assofnen of Dry Goods. Gro. cefies, Hardware, Qneensware, saddlery, Paints Oils, &e al! oiwhicl arc offered for sale al tue low est prices. Little Rock, Nov. ofh. 1sH. s-lyr
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And whereas. the above described several tracts oi land having been purchased as aforesaid are now held by me, the said Green Newton, by deeds of conveyance duly executed by tbe sheriff of Union county aforesaid. pursuant to and under authority vested in him by the laws of the State of Arkansas And whereas also since the purchaser of said several tracts o land aforesaid, that part of the hea county oi Chion Tn WchtheY are situated has been stricken otl fIom sad county, and the said lands are now situate in, and form part of the county of Washila winch was erected into and established as new and separate county by an act of the General Assembly oi 'he State o Arkansas, approved the 29th Noven- Der, \. D. 1872.
 NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE Is uEREnY GIVEN, to all persons who nay be concerned, or who can sci 4p any right title claim to the above described ahds, or any oi them so purchased aforesaid, in consequence O. any intormality. or any iregularity or tiesalty connected with such sale, or for any cause or defect Whatsoever that in conformity to the act o the General Assembly of the State of Arllan- sas, in relation to :" Tax Titles, approved the 3d November, A. D. 1896, constituting ssehaper li9.' oi the Revised Statutes. l. the said Green Newton. Will apply m person or by my regularly constituted attorney, to the first circuit court which may be held fer the said county of Bashta, Gin which said aads are situated as aiorcsaid) six months alter ho pub cation of this notice the law directs, cat the first term of the circuit court aforesaid thereafter as fixed ny laW.) for the confirmation of said sale or sales and all persons interested are hereby cited and aa monished to show cause if any they can. al said term o said circuit court why said sale and sales sc made as aforesaid should moi be confirmed according to law. GREEN NEWTON. 2
 Camden, Ark, March 18th. lS4j
 Printers Fee BPS G75-29-6w
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A IL porsoin indebted to the late irn of E. Y. "A BAKER & co, either by note or bool. acct, are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts moi paid within reasonable lime will be pnt into the lands of an attorney for collection. Gro. Boces is authorized 10 receive money, and give receipts on notes and accounts due [. Y. Baker 6, Co.
 Ldglc Rock, 0ci. II, 1913. 5-tf
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sBmaa Received,

E1ER different arfi,als-- II I2 bbls. Sugar, l6 bags Coffee,
 bbls Haekefel No. |, l5 boxes soan
 bbls Rice, boxes Goshen Cheese. as,
 bbls of Nolases.
 t0 sacls Salt on hand. Besides the above articles, wehave full assortment of Groceries; also Boots, Shoes Clothing and Do- nestle Goods, Sse. All of which we will sell owio cash. GE0NGE c BROTHERS,
 fl Ae Aead of lRaier sirect, Lopfr Landing. Little Rock, Dee. B, Is4I. il-tf
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THE SPERM BOaT GHHEsE1 HiA G H4 EG
| LANIERE. MAerEN.

J. LAAlEhb, MAsiEi''
 daa@e@ h WILL run as aregllar packet between sS5g'xsiiFsEIi Memphis and Van Buren, touching ssses.s z-zzsza ii ali the intermediate landings. The Ha.chce Eagle is a new boat, and cannot be sur passed by any boat on the Arkansas river for speed or the convenience of passengers and safety ofreight Every attention wilsbe pad 10 the delivery of all letters parcels, or orders, entrusted to the care of her officers.
 For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
 T. D. hERRICK & CO, .4geats ! Little Rock, March IT, 1915. z7-iw
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ET \. ALnRlcH would respectfully invite tlo 4 f attention of the citizens of Little Rock andiis vicinity, 10 Lis large assortment of Hats, Boots and Shoes together with general assortlnent of Dry Goods and Groceries; all of which he has just re. ceiyed aud offers for sale at wholesale or retail al redneed prices Persons visiting the city and want iag such goods would find it much to their interest 10 call and examine his stock before purchasing else where.
 Nov. ', l3ii--s
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A fire broke out in Savannah on the Sd inst, destroying property to the amount of S20,000-supposed to have been the act of an incendiarv.
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NElIT AND CIElP COODg.

GEORGE dg' BROTHERS EE AVE just received, direct from New Orleans t < fresh supply of Dry Goods. Clothinp. Gro ceres, Boots Shoes Sc, &c., consisting in bari of the following articles. viz % pieces assorted new fashioned prints, II do blue denims
 D do musqueto nettings, 1900 yards brown domestic, 500 do bleaehed do,
 sec do bed ticking, l903 lbs. cotton yarn. AL60-osnabuTgs, cotton drillings, ladies' hose, table-clotha, towels, Sc. &c
 CLOTHING.
 26 dozen assorted sumner pants.
 s do do do vests.
 ia do do do iroek and dress coats, 10 do linen bosom shirts,
 do fancy calico do,
 10 do check and hickory do. 50 do assorted palm leaf hats. ALsO-A superior lot of suspenders, hand1er- chiefs, cravats, &c, &c.
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 2i pair mems fine calf sewed boots, 36 do do fine seal begged boots, 2e0 do do kip do brogans, l5O do do seal dc do le0 do boys kip do do
 50 do do seal do do
 50 do youths calf sewcd do
 30 do do sealpegged do
 59 do chldrens seWed calf do 4s dc mems black gajters,
 60 do do seal slippers,
 60 do do calf do
 60 do do morocco do
 100 do asfd color velvetdo
 60 do ladies' morocco do
 36 do do kid do
 24 do do black gambroons,
 IS do do cold cotton do
 do do brogans.
 GROCERIES.
 90 bbls rectfed whiskey,
 90 do superina fonr
 30 boxes No. soap,
 do sperm and star candies, l00 sacks of fine and coalse salt. ALSo-A lot of coffee, sugar. tea, moIassess, rice, macllerel ketchups, sweet oil mustard pickles spices, candies, rasins also choice lot of assorted wines and liquors, claret, maderia port and muscat wines, corlials brandy, gin, rum Sc; together with an assorted lot of crocery ware, hardware, Sc. Sc As we have bought the above goods for cash and at cheap rates, we will sell at small profits, for CASH AND CASH ONLY, at our establishment at the head of Water street. near the Lower Landing. April ?, lS45.
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The less notice we take of the unkindness and injuries done us, the more we consult the quiet of our minds, -----.----.-
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RESIDENT AND ABoMTIONtsTs.-
 slls-1'he abolitionists, male and
 Cincinnati, while Mir. Polk staid
 'Ea few hours, on his journey to
 'l' made eager inquiries if he had
 Rllh him, in order that they might
 aled to leave him. The circumstan-
 10 alr. Folks ears; he had with him
 servants, his coachman and wife :;
 Red some of his friends to tell the
 ss from him that they were at per-
 v to persuade John and his wife to m they could, and that those ser @ permitted to fuit his service if rose 10 do so. John and his wife aflenton to the aboItionists, and 9oe induced to leave their masier.-- '''S'e!solng is taking the rounds of the 'e are not informed whether the VI 'elaled actually took place, but of .se '' entirely certain, that if the aboll- 'S'l 10 test their doctrines practical lqa ind in the south thousands of Nao Wlll not hesitate to give them ~Rasllege which Mir. Polk is said to gal VI reference to his two servants.- igllis such and experiment, 1t would . .pal or slaves in general have just aoflor for an abolitionist as their 'age.-.NashpiH Union.
 " pRolEcT-Sir W c. Harris has Prolect for transporting laden.n CT ss ssels < rom the Mediterranean to the @ ,, ,ne lsthmus of Suez, by railroad ,,; all IS understood to be favorable to 4aOa ot'the proposed line.
 'a' Il, PoLx-We see it stated Y9u authorlty,n that Mir. Bancroft , 'Ssure S orders 10 have. the steamer , :, oaplaln Stockton, ready for sea, ~ o, convey him and his companions se ,a eol their destination. Among those q z accompany him are mentioned the len; Armstrong, our newly appoint- ' ' 'o Liverpool, Mir. Pickett and fam ,Onsal to Marsailles; Col. J G. IIar- ,s',, se' 10 Vienna, and Mir. Cargcl, the isu to Palermo zor Trieste. Col. 'se 10 be accompanied by Dr. Sparks :. saltollna, and his lovely Iady-Dr, 's HIS private Secretary.
 Pennsylvania Keysions.
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 X WILLS, vices, sledge and hand hammers, axes, { A long handle sheyes, cradle and glass scythes, cnt end hand saws, cotton andsNool cards, steel plated and iron spades matiila and tared rope, jack and jointer planes, horse nais. auge1s chisela, par liament, bat and table hinges, wood screws, irou kitchen fire irons bad screws and easlas. grabbing hoes wedges, flat, half round hand and pit saws, taeks and btads, stock, knob til and pad locks plane irons, sheep shears, spurs, pound pins, gui locks, cotton and grass plough lines, sand paper fry pans, knives and lorlss curtain rings screw pullies brass candle sticks pocket ink stands, raaer strops, wire selves, patent straw cutters, Gec.
 GROCERIES, &e.
 Rlce molnsses, imperial lea, soap, allspice, pep per, loaf sugar, nntmegs, cinnamon, camphor, fudi- sprils turpcntine, German steel, plough &c Received per "Wabaah valley,n and for sala by
 WI. 5. WAIT. Little Rock, Jan I. 1915. HiG-tf
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ANTHONY EE0UsE1, saA,es ese1RegesR AENg2 Te(45Ce,


 MARKHAM STREET. LITTLE ROCK.
 rs fHhIS well known establishment Et%AE K locatod u the business part of s lls' the city ,bes iustundeIgene thorough .f5; sa3 repair, and bas been almost eiitirGfv &a--s.z eiitted aud re-iurnished for lhe ac- cominodatioa olthe pubic.
 The proprietor very respectfully ann9unecs to fis old customers, his friends, and the public .rererall that he is how prepared 10 extend fo the iragelliae community, transient visitors, and boarlsrs accnrT modatlons unsurpassed by any establishment west of rhe Alleganiss, and pledges himself that every at tenton saa be rendered to promote the comfort ol all persons visiting lis house. that vigilance and fl delity bsslow, being determined to spare neither trouble nor expense iH giving satisfaction to his guests, and hopes lonaritthe patronage of tlie pub Tue qualities of his alas. wines, liquors, and se. gars. the best that the New Orleans market can afford. Of this he is confident he having. wi{i great care, selected them bhnsalE lfe Las also made arrangements for ee sufficient oe tle whole season, and London Browast tout alWafsia bQflies : Albany ale un dtait. lis cooks are celebrated in every department; his servants faithful and atten tive; hls pafters ruStg and courteous.
 For balls and palties every attainake deicaey whl be served Hp n superior manner, and al the most reasonable prices
 The ceumodious brick stables arcunder the man. asemeHt of Mr. David Skelton, where carriages. baggias, and oscs are always ready for those yho mar wish them
 fhe Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com motions teur-herse ceaehes. for the Accommodation of visitors, leaves this house tfi.weelly, and ac communication s!ages can at any timcbe procured eu reasonable terms, h} applying to the proprietor. who resides here, and whose courteous department aud desire to please tends, in some measure to sooihe the many ills that flesh is heir to-
 fhc office of tae Montgomeiy's Point and Rock Roe tiswcpkly line of stages, is also lant al tlis =house, where oae ef the pfoprietefs can ba found always ready and desigods to accomne date. and whose puncnaliiY, attention and regularity, itnot surpassed even by Stockton or Teeeiae; and also oi the western or Van Barea mail hae, whose agent will always be found at hg po5t
 At the steam-b boat landing passengers Will always find blacks, Portcfs, and dfays, in attendance
 JOHN BROWN. Ggh |
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TIE VICE PREslpENr-IN CoURT.-Slr Dallas returned 10 his home in this city last Friday from Washington, after having finished his first tourof duty in the Senate, and IS now attending the Courts as usual in thesexercise of his profession.
 This is a fact worthy of record. The con- stitution does not debaf him from exercising his profession, though holding the second office in the Union, and il appears that he has chosen so to keep uphis connection with the community to which he belongs. All were struck with the dignity with which he presi- del in the Senate, and will now be equally struck with his being the first to take step new in the history of oar country, but beau tifully falling in with the theory of its nstI- tutons, The public will read in it moral strength, able to set precedents upon a high standard, rather than wait for them; Repub- lican upon the old Roman basis which could unite thedischarge of the highest public trusts with the private labors of the forumor plough
 Peansyleaniaa.
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 1T LYMAN MfTCHELL'S.

6fdfa Street, VETHO has just received large and full assort- w ment ofDry Goods consisting in part Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, Groekcry Ware, Hard Ware, Gec., &c.,
 cities al unusually low prices, he will be able to sell low for CAsu. He would particularly invite tho attention of his country friends Nio will find in his assortment every article they may be in need of His stock of Groceries embraces almost every ne- cessary article in tlat line.
 Dec. li--l9I4, l3-ft
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Sugar, Coffee, sage. TsO.asses.

IRON, &c., &c., Sc. HULL supplies of the above articles on hand and A' forsale low for cash, or inc produce of the county for which the highest prices will be allowed VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS,
 Maia street. Liltie RocL.. February i2th. 1915. 2e-t.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, }January Term A. D. IN THE SUPREME CoURT. 18I5
 Thursday, January i6, A. D. 1915. James Carr, PiatafiE,
 vs. Whit of error to Perry Circuit Court Harris Grain and Martha, his wife, James Tucker, Alfred Tucker, Jefferson Tucker, William Tuck CT, James Campbell and Melissa, his wife and Richard II. Butam and Fanny, bis wife, DetcndaRts. TH VILE Court being now sufficiently advised of the E motion for an order of publication as 10 Alfred Fucker, one of the defenaants; and il appearing to the Court that said Alfred Tucker is not a resident of this State, il is therefore ordered that notice be given to said AIlred Tucker, by publication of this order in some newspaper published at the city of Little Rock, once week for three successive weeks, within three months from the date thereof, to appear before this Court the first day of the term to be held at the court house, in the city of Little Rock on the first Monday n July next and show cause why the judgment of the said Circuit Count ii this cause shall not be reversed.
 In testimony that the above is true copy of the order ol publication made by the Supreme Court ol the State of Arkansas in the case and on the day therein stated
 I, Luke E. Barber Clerk of said
 Supreme Court, have hereto set
 my hand and affixed the seal ol
 L. s. said Court at office in the city
 of Little Rock, this l2th day oi
 February, 4. D. 1915.
 L. E. BARBER, Clerk. E. CuMM1Ns AND LEuoYEE, .4ty's. Little Rock March ,, 1915. s5-2w
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'a'0 as9 AS ARGEaa Ei Bgassv Con GcpEa. M OFFICE is hereby given, that at q pahlic sale | of l1nds Tor the payment Of tayes, penalties and costs due thereon, held hy the sAertl of Wast1 county, in he State of Arkansas. at the court house of said county, on Monday, the sixth day of Noyem Der, in inc year o oar Lord ono thousand eabt hun dfed aud iofY tlfee under the authority Of the aws ol the state o AFka1sas and in pursuance efnotice previously given as the Inv directs thc imdcrsigncd Dempsey Poster, purchased the following described tracts or parcels CT and 10 Wit the west half ef inc southeast quarierofse ofseeioauumbertwenty.s six f26) tho east halt Of the north-ea3t quarter of section hamber twenty two t2z adlhe southeast quarter oi secbo1 number tweaif-two (22,) all in township number fifteen, south of range ngmber t2D1 west containing atoeetbertHe49i 9iji6dfed aad twenty aeres aud situated in tle aforesaid comfy of Washita. in the State of Afsanas fer tle aggregate sun of thirteen dollars and tbirtgzoae and tlilre unarter cents, the original oHnef having been one Sidney Carr
 The aboge described t1aels of land hayinr been purchased as aforesaid, arc now held 5v ne he said Dempsey to5er by deeds oi conveyance duly exc cuted by the sherif of NaslHl8 caaniY aforesaid. under the authority given hin by tIa laws of tie State ol Arkansas
 Ml persons, therefore who cln aat up any claim to the above described raets oi lan5 or any olthem, m consequence of any ihiofmaty, ifregalaritT or egaliiy connected wit1i the sale aforesaid 10 me. are hereby notified to appear at the frat term of the eifeui coari, that may be boilen for the county of Nashlta aforesaid six months fst after the pnbca- tien ei hs noice and show cause, if any they can, why the sale made as aforesaid to me the said Dempsey Foster, ol said tracts Of land should moi be confirmed as 1 shall make application at said term o said eeent court for the confirmation Of lhe titles 10 me 10 the several tracts of land above described
 DEMPSEY FOSTER.
 WAsfIrA Cog%TY, aHKANsAs,
 March I2th, 1915. 2g-Gw
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G6aERN.

ID EcEIVED on consignment, and for sale, Ia, 250 bushels Corn,
 10 bbIs. Nhiskey. , March 2GlIi, Is45. 2s-u
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fE VIE undersigned viii offer at public sale, 10 the Il highest bidder, at the court house door in Mt. Vernon, tte county seat of St. Francis county. on inc 2d Monday Of April next the following property, viz; six likely negroes, and from GOO 10 200 acres of first rate land wth good improvements, sit- mated in the vicinity of Mt. Vernon. Claims on M. ". lzard will be received in payment 9'hha attend ance of all the creditors of M. ". Izard either by themselves or agents, k respectfully solicited as this sale is made1or their special benefit ascrimina- ting only against sach claims IS are secured hy mortgage and liabilities by security.
 f J. HARD Febrnarv l9. 1915. 23 Nv
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-05
Boardinx school sing Sing, New York.

MARLBOROUGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL
 TINHE SUMMER SESSION of this Institution ! commences on Wednesday, the Both April The remarkable healthiness oflhe location, its proxmly to the city of N. York being distant less than three hours sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange ments of the building present advantages possessed by few institutions. The Principal IS graduate of the United States Military Academy. at West Point, and while instructing principally in the matemati- cal department, maintains Il snct personal superyI- sion over all the others. As healthy recreation and an improvement to the carriage of the pupils. they are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill.
 The terms are $S230 per annum. winch includes instruction m French. Pupils to furnish the usual articles, or they will be furnished at small llexpense. For the other modern languages, music. drawing books and stationary, an exlra charge is made
 The Principal refers particularly to the following gentlemen, some of the patrons of the Institution:
 Chas. King, Esq, Hon. B. F. Butler, William Barnewa, Esq, Jas. Smith. Esq, Charles Knee land, Esq, Isaac i ibson, Esq, Cornelius Dubois, J., Esq Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea yenwor,h. Esq. of Ezabe,htown, N J.; General "a $ Van Rensselaer,. of Albany, N. Y; Colonel J. 5, Mcintosh. of the U. s. Army; Hon. Charles A. W,ckliffe. of Kentucky; Arch'd Gracie, Esq Vim. R. HalIett, Esq. John Bloodgood, Esq, of Mobile Alabama apio iiN