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that of controlling inexperienced and thoughess youth
Though he had never been called to act the part oil sue
cessful captain the theatre of or OF statesman IN
high political station which attract the obSerVau9n o.
the WORLD all who him, he had DONE lac haa lell
fame which would die Since our day he has been
gath cred TO his fathers.
happy sir continued the Presidency 10 recognise IN
your person able and worthy successor IN tue Pfesi
dency of the College In the advancement and continued
usefulness of this University in its prosperity and future
fame of its Alumni and native of North caro-,
lima he took and deep interest He pleased
know that it enjoyed deservedy high reputation as
literary institution.
During his short sojoun, would afford him sincere
pleasures not only exchange congratulations with old
friends but make the personal acquaintance OF the us
tees faculty. students, and his leowczens generally
who might be present upon this interesting occasion Oh e
annual commencement.
President Swain also welcomed Judge Mason to the
University and replied to by that gentleman IN
handsome and eloquent manner
We learn that the number OF persons in attendance al
the University was unusually large and that the Presi-
dent was much pleased with his visit Everywhere, IN
the course OF his journey, well as at the University
he received greetings and the most marked respect
and we trust he has returned TO his high post with SUI
stronger determination, if possible, to labor Tor the wei
fare and glory of his country His visit will long be
membered with pride by his felow-citizens OF North
Carolina. .
On Friday morning last the President and his suite
reached this city from Chapel Hill, and at - o'clock M
they took their departure in the cars Tor washington.
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TINE Directors of this institution this annual an
nouncement, state with pleasure that they continue to
receive into the nrmay all classes opatents except such
may be afflicted with smallpox or insanity.
Three Sisters OF Charity continue reside in the building
and give their undivided attention to the nursing COM
forts of the sick.
In the absence of the attending physicians and surgeons
who visit daily IL O'clock three resident students in
constant attendance. Private patients may be admitted
under the special OF any physician of the District
regulations OF the institution being complied with.
In consequence OF the present high prices of provisions
the charges for board viii be as follows:
For private patients Sc per week.
Mania potu Sc to $40 do
Patients in the public wards 81 do
Marine patients (sent by governmenD SO do
In every instance the board TO be paid weekly advance
10 the sister superior.
The Directors of the Inrmary will be responsible for
debts contracted their without a
der from the dean of the faculty.
1t is due TO the Sisters of Charity that
special attention to the above nfnay regulations to which
they cheerfully accord their support
DREcToRs.
DIR. Thomas Miller DIR. Joshua Riley,
DIR. j. M, Thomas, Dr. j. Fred. May,
DIR. VIM. L. Johnston, Dr. Grafton Tyler,
DR.. Chas. q. Page, DIR. Leonard d. Gale
June 9-3t VIM p. JOHNSTON, NJ, d., Dean.
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June I2-law3w
Hv u. W. DrER .9mctdoneer.

(tHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of decree of the cir,
~ cult of the District of Columbia for the county OF
Washington, sitting of chancey, made in the
Of Easter, Bro " Co. VIM Ward ct al, shall
offer auction front of the premises, the 18th day OF
June instant at O'Clock, p all the west hall part OF
lot No H. in A. OF the city OF Washington, with the
improvements, including thees story brick dwelling This
property fronts 23 feet the north side Of Missouri street,
opposite the mall, and extends back III feet inches to
alley % feet wide and opening into AZ street, and is well
worthy OF attention.
The Of sale One-ih Of the purchase money to
be paid in hand and the residue four equal successive
alyeay payments with interest from the day OF sale, to
be secured by approved bonds and full pay
ent of the purchase and interest," and on the sale
being ratified and confirmed by the cout Twill execute to
the purchaser his her heirs and assigns at his, her,
their valid and sufficient deed in fee OF the premises,
with all the title, estate claim and demand therein, alaw
in equity, of the parties to the said cause If the terms
of sale shall be complied with in three days. reserve
the right to resell the premises at auction for cash. or
any credit at the risk and Of the purchaser
in default after not less than three days advertisement in
any newspaper published in the city of Washington
The creditors of William G. Orne, deceased,
ed to exhibit their claims with the vouchers thereof in the
above cause, before the third Monday in October
next. CLEMENT COX, Trustee.
June 4-eod&ds r. w DYER, Auctoneer.
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DY virtue ola deed of executed the 18th day of
ID March, 1884, duly recorded in Liber w. b., No 107,
oos 100 1872 OF the land records of the county
Washington, in the District of Columbia the subscriber
will offer Tor sale, public auction the premises, on
Thursday, the lst day ofJuy next ensuing at o'clock
m those valuable lots in square No lS6, fronting the
Presidents square and Connecticut numbers 6,
~ 8. TO- II, and H. as laid Oft in subdivision OF said
square by the late Samuel Davidson The Improvements
consist ola very fine three story brick dwelling, with large
back building; fine stables, carriagehouses, and other
buildings making the establishment very complete. This
property for the last three years. has been occupied by the
right honorable Richard Pakenham envoy extraordinary
from the British governments and being otherwise well
known, needs other description.
The Of sale Onefourih of the purchase money
be paid in hand and the residue in twelve eighteen
and weny-iour months: the purchaser purchasers
give with approved endorsers bearing interest from
the day OF sale, and deed OF trust the property
the payment of said notes and on full payment OF all
the purchase money with all interest and thereon the
trustee will to the purchasers all the right and title
given in the aforesaid deed.
The trustee the right of eseng for cash,
credit as he may deem proper ten days notice,
failure the the purchasers to comply with the aIore-
said terms of sale BY order of the trustee,
June S-eod25Juhedtsf r. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
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From the N. Y. Journal OF Commerce
The Bank OF England n Curse to the Nation.

This declaration will be denounced by MANY persons
abominable heesy Yet, like many other declara
lions which have been so denounced, it is thoroughly
true, and will probably be confessed one day by ali
the world The bank, like the hierarchy and the mon
archy has been Landed from age TO age but there has
been nothing more common in our world than for our
poor race shout their pauds to the causes of their
misery That the British nation has always been dis
satisfied with the details Of the banks operations no one
will deny The renewal Of its charter has always pro-
duced much agitation and discussion, and at every re-
newal some new principle has been introduced which it
was hoped would remedy the evils OF its past operation
But the more new principles have been introduced the
last renewal the wisdom of all the regulators of currency
was taxed for system, and devised which
thought to be perfect 1t the great idea of compen-
sation The bank was divided into departments indie
pendent Of and regulating each other and the Irregular
ties of the currency to be at and forever cured
by 80 arranging the machinery that exactly the same
quantity Of currency should always be issued by the
bank II bank notes went out, it be only in ex
change for coin paid n and if the notes came in, the
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u EMOVAL-L.F F. CLARK begs leave inform his
IL customers, and the public generally, that he has
moved his paper-hangng and nphosterng establishment
to the new brick house the north side Of Pennsylvania
avenue, four doors of 18th street. where be
permanently located, and where he will be pleased to at
Tend to any whe may favor him with call He has in
store choice selection of and cheap
and other articles in his line of business, which he WIN
sell at prices that cannot fail to please.
All work in tue paper-hangng and upholsteng line cx-
ecued in the best manner and the rea sonable
He his thanks for past vors and hopes by
strict attention business, and sincere desire to please Ia
merit a continuation OF the same June SCOTS
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NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 3, 1917
THE stockbooks of the department being closed of ne
cessity during the month of june for the purpose of
making up the dividends payable the LIST July agreea bly,
TO the notices heretofore promulgated by this department
persons desiring to exchange treasury for stock under
,he act OF 18th January last, make the exchange
heretofore, by deposng the notes but the Certificates
thereon cannot be issued until after the LIST proximo.
40 r. J. WALKER,
June s-eosui Secretary of the Treasury.
lnelgencer; Baltimore Republican and Argus Bat-
more sun; Pennsylvanan and Keystone Philadelphia
Southern Patriot, Charleston Nav York Evening Post and
Globe; Boston Post and Times, will publish the Shove
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Through tickets 60 Norfolk Portsmouth, Old Point
Comfort, &c., via. Richmond and Port WaIthalI
Whole fare, S5 SO only.

rTHE public advised that through tickets continue to
be given board the Potomac steamboat the above
places the low of five dollars and fifty cents only in
Guiding meals on the James river boat.
Passengers leaving Washington at o. a. m or Alexan-
dria at 81, m, Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thrsdays
reach Richmond 5, p. m, Tin tne its beautiful
sceneryp where they lodge, and the morning go by
the Richmond and Petersburgh railroad and Port Walhal
steamboat line to Norfolk, which place they reach by D. m
For further information, apply to Captain J. w Rod
gers, on board the Potomac steamboat, or to
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Agent
June 2-3taw6w
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NOTICE to the stockholders the Magnetic Teie-

NOTICE the stockholders OF the Magnetic Tele-
IN graph Company.In ornpance with the fourth Sec
ton Of incorporate said company, passed by the
Legislature of Maryland at their late session. you are here
by notified meet al Congress Hail. in the city of Pha-
depha Tuesday the 9th day of July at 10 o'clock
for the purpose of choosing presidents board OF d,,
rector and other officers pursuance of said act II shall
be deemed expedient accep, the provisions thereof
meeting according to existing regulations St lS7
SAMUEL F. b. MORSE,
b. b. FRENCH
GEO g. PENNIMAN.
June I2-law3w H. j. ROGERS.
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AND MINIATURE PAINTIN

Bridenthal pectfuy informs the ladies and gentle
of Washington and its vicinity that she has located
herself at Mrs. Shryocks, ON 7th street. near = street.
where she prepared take portraits and miniatures IN
style of excellence which she aers herself will be pleas
ing. Her moderate, and she respectfully invites
"A call TO examine her specimens
Madame b. will take few scholars to learn the French
language and drawing ifappcaton be made early as she
has n class now forming - June 12-3u
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IMPORTANT WORK.
Banks, Bankers, Coins, Currency, Statistics, Debts
Revenues, Expenditures. DO, OF the United States
or Governments.

IMPORTANT WORK.
Banks Bankers. Coins, CURRENCY, Statistics, Debts
Revenues, Expenditures. 30, or the United States
and or European Governments.
UyIIE Bankers Magazine and State Financial Register
i ior June Is47 is now published This number com,
nlees the first volume Of he work nc,dinp from INV
S16 to June IS47 and furnishes a vauabe comnend If
Rank and State Statistics Debts Revenues and Expendi
tures of European Governments and the United states
Among other subeet "a en braced in the Volume are
RanL Statistics. Maine Rh-slas is,anI Conn.o,;o,,
Massnchusetts New York PennsvIvania MARYLAND Vir.
gina North Carolina South Carolina Ohio Indian, Ken
t,lcky Missouri and louisiana III
= Ran'k Cnntai ri rho InitaJ Srates 1914 raI1
Bank of England Officers Of April 1876; Financial DO
son Of Descriptive account of FORMULATION and RnIon
Of for six years Clerks holvdays salaries Ne Aeped
loan To- bv ihe Bank of France ~ =
Foreign BANKING Estnbishmept-A msterda, Rank If
Berlin Bank OF Bordeaux Bank of brussels Danish Ma.
onnl Bank at Copenhagen Bank OF Genoa Banks of Ham
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Bavarian Bank at Munich imperial Loan Bank of ST Pc,
tersburgh Ranks of StocLboln, iRanl, If WaTsnw -
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AfAA FOR RENT, that desirable brick residence on 3D.
W] street, lately occupied by Gov Bagby. 1t has been
EA lately painted, papcred and thoroughly repaired
Throughout To particular and puncua tenant, the terms
will be made moderate. For terms apply to c. W. PHIL
LlrS, dry-goods merchant June 7--tf
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NATIONAL LINE KILNs.

: = HATIONAL LIME KILNS,
Corner Of 7tosntyJfrst street and Ns,o York apeaus
FL all the people take notice. that the undersigned mas
II purchased the before-named lime kins, and is ana
always VIII be prepared 10 furnish the best lime, at he
notice. at the cheapest for cash short credits
hand. GEO w U1RKNESS.
May 26-eo3tk Iaw4w
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VXTAsHINGTON AND HIS GEcNERALs.--By J. T.
w Headey; in vos---he second volume this day re-
ceved for sale by f. TAYLOR for circulation Ito sub
scribers only from the Waverly Circulating Library.
Tnna
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THE PARLOR MAGAZINE.
II. n. XAe0xfLeu. Editor.

THIS Magazine, formerly under the of ID Mead
Il commences its fourth volume under the edorshp Of
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Washington and his Generals, Letters from Italy" Nc
NC We hazard nothing in saying that this Magazine
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All the above articles be of the best quality sub
ect to tue usual inspection of the said navyyard and
be to the entire satisfaction of the commandment thereof
and 10 be delivered before the LIST day September
next the bureau or navy agent escrvng themselves The
right to order further quantity of any of the articles
enumerated which may be required by the commandment
OF said yard previous to the Both une l54S upon the
terms and conditions upon receiving days previous
tce Payments to be made by the navy agent upon bills
properly authenticated reservng thereupon 10 per
until the contract is completed The offers State
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extended and correctly added up the foot Each offer
must be accompanied by written guaranty, signed by
one or more responsible persons, the effect that he
they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL if his or
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their bids with good and sufficient eties to furnish the
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the contractor. VIM. Il. SCOTT. NAVY Ayent.
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VXTASHINGTON and Generals, by j. T. Headley,
w complete in Volumes just received and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
Volume 2 sold separate, if desred. June II
ITO Surgeons and Purscrs In the Nnvy.The subsci-
l. bers are importing gold epaules and trimmings under
the regulation OF the LIST of June, lS47. Surgeons passed
assistants assistants and pursers be supplied IN he
shortest space Of time necessary import the same o-
GERS named above) describing rank will please send their
orders and address, by mail, to BAILEY ~ Co
formerly Bailey and Kitchen
June ll--2aw3m 1876 Chesnut-street, Phadelpha
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THE subscribers having taken this popular and healthy
place OF recreation, and eiited the Pavilion with ne"
furniture, beds, mattresses, Ne, respectfully nounee tha
II will be open Tor the reception of visitors the loh
June Particular has been observed in the selection
servants and of the best in the country mas
been engaged The table will present all the decaces
the Potomac river and OF the surrounding e
fish, crabs Nc In every variety of cookery The bahs
at the Pavilion, mt all times excellent, win be rendered very
superior this by the erection of new bathing,
houses, which will be properly attended to- Piney Pom g
easy of access, being about loo miles distant from WASH
ingon and Baltimore, with steamboats, regularly touching
and landing passengers at the wharf from those cie,
Norfolk, &c. steamboat will also convey passengers
thrice week to and from Aqua Creek the Pavilion
thus giving visiters from Richmond and the South so
and delightful conveyance. To the invalid this place pre-
scnts pleasant resort for health and recreation.
Excellent fishing may always be had during the season
No charge will be made for ainusemens
Board per month $50 90
Do per week 900
DO per day $50
Children and servants half price Families the season
taken a "A moderate rate.
June 2-3awJI HARDWOOD 81 KELLER.
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the newest and best construction the connection with
the Central Georgia and State Rosds for.ang Line Of
FIVE hundred sDf nlnetyhve miles Of Railroad within
the State OF Georgia insures steadily increasing bust
ness Tie road from Macon 70 Bsrresviie forty miles.
forms part Of the mail route from Savannah to couIn-
bus. The portion from Griffin to Atlanta fortJinree
miles forms psrt Of the sres; mail route from Charles
toa TO NewOrleans; the road bed running along the
ridge that divides tie waters oi the Gulf Of Mexico and
the Atlantic is without bridge on is whole length one
hundred and enc miles.
1t is reported says the Hartford Courant that
the Hartford ind New Haven Railroad Company are
about TO contract for boat Of high order Tor the
passenger business alone-which il IS expected viii
make the passage between New Haven and Ne1-York.
in abou, four hour When the track between Hartford
and New Haven Is relsid with heavy rail- the TIP be-
tween New York and Hartford viii be made IN little
over five hours.
The stock Of q branch Of the State Bank Of Ohio
has been subscribed At piqua, Miami county-csptAl
$4,000. Tie Bank VII 60 into operation as soon IS
the necessary arrangements csn te made