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ON ADVANCE. 1t would scarcely be
necessary for paper published on We'd
ncsday morning, to announce that it had
news three days later than papers of the
previous Saturday, except in a case where
the reverse is most generally the fact.
We think it will be recoIlectcd by every
body Of every party, that a certain editor
(who now under lucky circumstances,
can get out something newin the course
of .topr days. when publishing paper
simultaneously with The WING, instead
OF beng IN adronce was always serea days
On the reor," when any thing particular
was stirring.
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ar. Thooos' L!f-Wc complete, to-day,
the Publication of the political life Of Hon P.
F Thomas. By facts and documents he is
proved to have been iorcmos, am org those
who wished 10 cheatthe creditors orthi. state
and HAT hence he is Rcpnjiator. We ask
an attentive pcrusal of his life as published
last week and this 1t is from the pen Of
Coleman lclIott Esq who served with lin
in The Legislature.
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Stcam5oot E1cvrSicn.-The Steamboat Cos.
port Capt. Surgeon goes down the bay.
from Moth East, on a pleasure excursion
on Monday the 10Th inst. There are hand.
bills printed detailing particulars.
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following places.


"AssELmo," has placed us under great
obligations. The 'Ode" we think excellent.
I$7No "breach of promso' "Acyoo''-We
gladly comply with the request that will induce
you to write again
sL""M Mary" the poem you sent us this
week, ard which shall soon be printed, is s,yco,
musical and beautiful and so will every reader
say who has the head and heart to appreciato
true poetry.
fCj' The numbers by "NoBopY" are truly
weIcomo-ono Of them, particularly, is vory
pretty.
Is Some ofthe articles written for us by
"IHE New EHCLA%p BOY, - are noa ting around
in the New England papers; and last week VIC
noticed one oithgm in American Penny Mapa-
zine.
IL" CAMILLrs" has furnished us with ano,ll-
cr excellent essay. 1t shall soon have room.
IL @"LENAD," "kniwEN." "DAN,LLn and
"BAcnFLoR" have also obliged us with articles
which shall soon appear.
PETER BrrrEnwlr's sketch is fall q
"him and oddlty, and viii please the laughter
loving well.
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Trustees. As they of themselves show,
'Aav were drawn ont by certain charges
,aadn in rsIation to The late disturbance
1T Carlisle.
- til, Board Of Trustees:
Grulicmcn:-Consid, raJlc anxiety has
been expressed in some quarters to know
t&r position OF this College on the q1es-
ton OF Slavery. As YOU are the proper
Guardians Of the Institution, and are res
p>a5ibia to The public for its alministra-
ton, it Is due t. YOU hat should COM
Hunica.c 10 Won freely on the subject.
The priNc;pi, by winch the Faculty
80 governed in the discharge Of their Of
t!@ial duty is this. They consider that
t'.cir proper business, as Professors the
College, is TO teach the course Of study
and administer the discipline which YOU
hayc prescribed, aud not to be partizans
or propag2Adistso Of any peculiar creed in
politics or religion. As individuals we
lain entire freedom Of thought and opin-
ION, and OF expressing our opinions OH all
proper occasions. In our course Of in.
~'rlctlon we would not scce the discussion
%! EeNed questions, whether i'll politics,
morals Or religion, but if they come up
naturally and properly, we could not, as
honest men and faithful teachers, with
E:HId the frank statement OF our opinions,
expressing them OF course with de-
terence 10 the opinions and respect
I'r the feelings OF those who may
differ from us. We would consider
i, however, subyersive Of the objects of
we institution that such topics should be
io!ated IN, and our lecture rooms and halls
made IN consequence the arena for con-
S'1nt strife and agitation.
Huch' say, are our principles on thls
S''2jcC', ana now we appeal to all who
nave been under our instructions, Whcth-
or we nave not acted up to them. Let
me students OF many various denomina-
mons VINO nave been educated here, say
"nether' "hile we have endeavored to
ram them up to virtue and plety, we
nave sought 10 proSelyte them to ourpar-
,lcHiar branch OF the Christian Church!
'-@t nose OF different political parties,
'3E whether, WhlIe we have tried to make
mem laW-loElng citizens and pure pa
,tIolS, we have ever acted the part OF po-
i'hcaI parIlzans. Ana as to the particu-
Jar question winch has elected this COM
i1Hmca'ion, appeal to the fact that
though tn" Professors as we'll as the Stu
cents are partly from the Free States and
partly from The SIayc-holdlng, their har-
r"ny mas not, for the fourtccny ears which
e." elapsed since first became connect
81 WIN the Institution, been broken on
TINS anljcct.-And even amid the recent
excitement, their relations TO each other,
nave continued, so Tar as ! know, entire
~ pheasant.
T I've MARI iauilr subject in uuoCt ion
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der Geo. Scot. Thcv NAV quiet 1hnir fear.
That army will take care Of itself and of tho
}Isyicaus too. By the last accounts (,e.
rnar!., tho .,oarnsl If ro,,r,ersn> II ,n,oln,.
ed Il, oOo men, and would soon be lncrras-
ed to 1900, BY The arrival oil the DIVISION
nnder Gen. Pierce. There IS net IN al
teN'co sufficient available force 10 meet
mat brilliant column win success and the
MeNlcans know It, Possibly they may make
the attempt; but /! they DO, II VIII be with the
expectation OF defeat. 1t $50 be hoped,
ooin tor our sake and Their OWL, that they
"l!I avoid the necessity, by accepting the
renewed oVeintea !or peace tai. S"".
an; o,.;ou. - ,.o,ol ,to, r. or,o,;.,
0lj ltyrj", ,'N' - 'N''>'' ''''''' ~ ''~0
Observation-Disclosures this benign
sway peace and prosperity prevail Freed
from the 60de"S and m%G7rS OF war, our
trade and intercourse have extended tIloHgh
The world. Mind, no longer tashed in de-
viring means to accomplish orre.ist schemes
OF G0LHi0H, u$Jvpati00, or coagvHst, is Lcyot.
ing itself 10 nan'srue interests, in develops
ing his faculties and powers, and the capa>
city OF nature to minister 10 his emioynents'
--Jt"'eS Il. Po1E's Inaugural Ah,t.ras, Aauh
!. 1915.
nAz-r-nc,, eo,,.s moe, or,,o s,o,,,ns or,
rsnI - c;rcn,,,;,,, ,,od;nl, f,.s,a,,, w.
n4m Ill, py ma'''-Et. pgPtF'
l"i" Is uole 10y an administration and
parry WySss"J opposed 10 paper money.
" '"' ''le 'ea'NFy notes, drafts and paper
posi- once stamps, hey make up III" cur
f'h'E Oh 'le country In lAYoF OF COLI
b't 'neJ clfcniale PapcF-iM favor OF the
Tariff Of 1912, but they past the Tariff law
of 1916. which DESTROYS protection, The
Jewel, consistency. is not worn by the loco.
i''''''> '''''
SIGNS AND FlHMs.-IVaif s. hacilna is the
very appropriate name of a firm in New
York, which makes patent medicines on Il
large scale
C0H q Settle have a tailoring establish
ment in Mcadvll!e. We presume ,hey give
short credits.
Neal = Pray is business finn nj Portland
Maine. 1t is snpcrlinous to add that they
'ei ,; !" ,} o'''''',"A e",'e'''S, .,
,%"|, - ~ 'I,o '1''''' '"E'''S' III
name, he is always wide awake whenever
money is TO be made.-Cist'S AdcGniScr
p.c y,
=, 'I'"'e ''o u "'S.MS'o" c"'2n can adopt
"'i It says 1t WIN IeN 'i'e lllnl TO define
OF Santa Anna; he rent h" @l"|--a7 they
say out W est Polk may ttlmE, however,
with The author OF "llndIbras -
G ;E%re' the pleasures Just MS great
And ba cer, " I.,'+ nna as ~, y, I'''' , ,
''l''''s"'''' '''" F''"S"'SS'-- ! ''0"'' 9 0"'9a.
THE Iycrrrrn sfates that . s,,,.yori,,,.
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ROBERT EMORY.

enclosures not men," is the motto of
The Democratic party. Wash. Union.
"Exactly," says the Sciota Gazette,
ESthe Mexican war is one of your me @ncS,
but when you want mcn and Generals to
fight, you call upon the Wings"
Speaking OF Mr.. Tyler as having come
out for Taylor-Prentice says, that in a
free country, where every man joins
whatever party he peascs, a popular par
~ must of course expect to have a good
many rascals in its ranks.
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THE CECIL WHIG.
Ell IL TON, .FgH.

Saturday, August 7 1911.
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LEGISLATIVE NoMINATIoN.-Thc vhigs
Of Prince Georges county have nomina-
ted Thos. Duckctt, Thos. J. Martin, Dr..
Wallace kirkwood and DR.. 4. II. Toll
son, as candidates for the House Of Dele
gates.
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MEXICAN PLyATEEHs.-Tbe Emperor of
Morocco has issued an order 10 his govern
ors and agents TO seize and conliscare all
privateering vessels entering the ports of his
empire that are fitted out against the com.
merce of the United States
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'Ha=-a=-~---=--= $500
Venezuela.
Of the U. s. GnZntte. i

LAGUAYRA, Goth March, 1s47
There rumors, and only r,mors. Qet tell you)
OF the disturbances which said to have taken place
between the party of the Guzmanstos and the troops
regularly the employ of the government itself The
statement that General Paez president of Venezuela s
of course false any who is conversant with the
history of the country knows that its supreme admins
gas You will recollect in the conflict for the presden-
cy, which took place last year in the fall season. that the
whole question turned upon the two great principles OF
conservatism and ''ura- agraransm." The aboli-
zionist and Undergraduate, Guzman, defeated in
somuch as the choice ultimately devoved upon the peo-
pie in their Congress The party OF Guzman, however
refused the arbltramen of the law, and attempted to re-
their revolutionary struggle. The result is but too
well known Guzman has been condemned after trial. and
finally executed Gf report holds goods.) At any rate,
his sentence of condemnation has been publicly promul
gated.
You need place reliance whatsoever upon the par
tal and to my mind destructive publications of the party
of Guzman. Their days numbered political fac
ton. The loss of human life, in the only engagement
which took place with that party of GuZman, did
not exceed hundred and fifty men; and it is
confidently asserted by men here, well versed in the
past history and present condition of this republic, that
the execution of Guzman, his perpetual Punishment,
will restore peace to the present distracted capital but
not, am glad to say, distracted country" The coun-
try itself, and its representatives in the Congress
assembling at Caracas, for the quiet and steady de-
velopmen of the immense natural resources of Vene-
znea The pier at this place has been of essential ben
eft already and if the Orinoco project of your late
charge dafaires Mr.. V. Ellis could only be carried out
the basis here proposed it would be of incacuable
the finest regions of country have ever seen. AT any
rate there is at this moment every chance of the prem
mary arrangements being speedily carried out. Such
the report made by my friends at Caracas B.
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Ord to good Mid. to COED Mid fair to Fab to good
mid fair "a
S Sssiis am. and 4 s1 a. Il, IN i::

a
The -four market presents but liue activity by reason OF
the short supply The qusny that has the river
the opening, is about G2 900 bhls only and there are
rmors unfavoeble TO tue crop from iha wost The
canal win be in operation Monday, and il may tnrn
out that those who sold for delivery May have oversod
themselves, and may get ''comered" II is stated how
ever that considerable stocks boats that have win
tered ia the canal Sales Of Cenesee spot are made
al 81 s1k SO; Oswego, 81 rs; Michigan deliverable in
June, SO l2k; July, So August SO rs Southern
nearly Of the market Sales Georgetown 81 37t 81 3d.
rye -four So l2l meal ~ 37A 81 so 81 SOL de-
mand active. Troy ship stuiis, IL cents.
Wheat is of market Rye has declined 92 cents;
the continental demand being less government demand
for effected rise in prices and sales have been made
high 81 Sales OF barley ~ In the
transactions large. Northern yellow, hand sold at
96 97c; southern and northern white, 80 CSC. northern
yellow, deliverable in May 92o do in all the month"; Sc
The arrivals down the river thus far IL $40 bushels of
wheat; corn, 1886.
Ohio pork is firm in price, with moderate transactions.
Sales old prime, $l3 $l3 III do mess, $li 93f
prime, $i do mess, SIG 3l. Lard, kegs and bbs. 81
l0hc, being advance, New butter arriving freely, and
sells 20 &c. for Rice is firm SO as IA
"a 62a.
Freights continue very dull owing the number Eng
fish vessels here and the small supply of produce. Brit
ish bottom engaged go to North Carolina and load
naval 5s per Dbl Flour Liverpool, 3s heavy
goods, 80 a 40s beef, SIS.
The market firm although there Is no ma teral
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MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of writ Of feri tacas,
Nl issued from the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF
the District OF Columbia for The county of Washington, and
to me directed shall expose to public sale, for cash, on
saturday, the 9th of May next, at 10 O'Clock, al the
Steayaboaf wi,ac, las eltcs.t.- g-ot'=ity, ~
The steamboat Osceon, with her engines, apparatus fur
ne &c seized and levied upon the property of James
Mitchell, and sold satisfy udicals No to October term
Of said court, lsi7 in favor of Thomas w: and Richard
G. Smith. ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April 2s-dts Marshal of the District OF Columbia
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OF lS9 1872 bales ia the receipts has resulted
@cunuatiou Of 2s 1929 bales in stock The largest pro-
ton oil tue accumulation is at Mobile. Since the LIST OF
cotton in Liverpool has advanced cent per pound
nave declined ilcent per pound and bills advanced
VENT making difference OF IA cent in favor of shipping
Ju now The prices here have in consequence stiiened
~ he week, but the export is as yet not large
- me disposition to be TO buy on speculation ina
nv ol Tue short sspply and improved of the bread
tes m Europe at the last This may create
demand for money, and throw the supply of cotton bills
g. towards the close of the season, when the demand
b au trade will be largcso large affect specie
a, ,he demand for farm produce sack up" The quo
"' "' cotton have improved, and close as follows
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MARRIED,

In Lowndes county, Alabama Sunday, 18th April, at
the residence of her grandmother Mrs. MARY BoNYELr.
Hon. JOHN BRAGG, of Mobile, to Miss MARY FRANCES
HALL
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION-On Wesne stay, the 9Th May, shall sell,
the boarding house of Mrs Turpn the corner of 7h
street, fronting Centre Market 10 O'clock M, good
lot of furniture, consisting in part Hr fA
Mahogany sideboards bureaus, tables
Cane and other chairs
Bedsteatls, feather beds, mattresses, andcarpetng
China, glass, and crockery f
Washsiinds and toilet sets. ~ ~ tfn
Also good lot of kitchen furniture, with many other
tcles necessary enumerate. -7f VlAs
Terms: All sums of and under 825 cash over 816. q
credit of and four MONTHS for satisfactorily
dorscd, bearing interest. 'sst
April 3O-dts A. GREEN. Auctionear.
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in, for sale, horses mules, beef cattle, corn, barley,
wheat nour for bread, and vegetables Cash will be
Pd io everything this army may take purchase and
protection will be given TO all sellers The Americans
are strong enough to offer these assurances-whch,
shon'o Mencans wisely accent this war may socn be
hYps ehasa, 10 lne honor aad advantage ol botn Del-
lisercnis Then the Americans having converted enc
mice inlo friends will be happy take leave of Mexico
WINFIELD SCOTT.
OESEhA ohDkas, HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
10 No no. y, Vera Cruz, April ii, lsn.
snute separate military department, to be called the
department o. Iampco, and the country the same dis
lance around this city will constitute another separate
military department, 10 be known the Department of
Vera Crlez ' "
2 The senior officer in each, in the absence of the
general NJ Will make his ordinary reports and
turns to the Adutant General at Washington and those
OF special character to general headquarters in the
field. ~
3. The siege train and troops in this vicinity win he
held IN readiness TO march, in the direction of Jaapa as
last as inc means OF transportation be furnished
each man with four days hard bread and two of bacon
or pork eooked IN his haversack and each corps de-
iachment WIN tram containing extra subsistence for at
least ten days, made in the of the advanced d.
vlslOn
4. The march will be in the following order: / The
troop OF the LIST dragons with the general chief
section OF the sege train, escorted by Capt Wnder and
his company with detachment OF recruits, early o-mor-
row morning; D. The frst division of regulars; and d.
Brgadier General Quitmans volunteers, with another
section OF the siege train.
o. IL We olh nlaniry De no, back IN time Brevet Major
Gehef pith wili leave orders Tor IT to follow without
not have arrived when Brigadier General Quitman
marches, that regiment will follow as soon as emounted
ment from tbis denot will tale cb.nre of V iJa
train for tho army Which ,h orJn. 81 .y ioaueu
' ; ~ s' r.I 'lo ouhahce' uartemaster >,
cohssaa'' vi meuicai departments, may have IN read-
ness
BY command OF Major General Scott
Ii. l.. SCOTT, A. A. A. General
Ur,nou,prrpo Is, D,y,s,o,,
Var, r. III ~ 49,
D.y.. ~ q e'% IN SluA hPh - iot T.,
V.odS, 40 ''-tEAudct - ne government OF Inc
cry Is h9eoy turned over 10 COL wilson, Isl infantry TO
Wnoln All persons on business Will make application.
BY order OF MAJOR Gen WORTH
W. W. MACkALL, A. A. g.
-
MUNITIONS OF WM-Captain Huger, Chief OF Ord.
nance, has sent in the following list of captured and
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an WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, shall SELL the
" PREMISES at O'Clock p. m handsome frame house,
conta lining rooms, with brick basement, situated
Capitol Hill, the side of New Jersey avenue, be-
tween and ID streets SOUTH and the Coast Survey
office.
Terms of sae $500 cash balance in and tv years,
for bearing interest A deed given and deed OF
trust taken. A. GREEN, Auctionecr.
29-3t
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Assistant Treasurer Boston, Massachusetts
Merchants Bank, Boston, Massachusetts
Arcade Bank, Providence, Rhode Island j.
Brooklyn Bank, Brooklyn, New York; :
II. w. Rogers, Depository, Buffalo :
Bank of Commerce, New York, New York
Bank The STATE of New York :.
American Exchange Bank,
North River Bank New York
Assistant Treasurer, New York -.
Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bank OF Mddetown, Middetown
Chesapeake Bank Baltimore Maryland =
B sns q biz UneS sSss Waes0n
Patriotic Bank, Washington, D. G.
Corcornn and Riggs Washington, ID. O. -
Thomas Nelson, Depository, Richmond, Va. :
F Fana Of P R"a s Ass"naFs Hs virginia
Exchange Bunk Bunk Of Virginia, Norfolk, Virginia =
Ss"s: Rsssasa a %RRssa
Assistant Treasurer Charleston, do.
pnr Bn RanT Of peseoa s%yannd Georgia
Bank of Mobile, Mobile, Alabama :
Do alabama bank no,es)
}. +. Saunders, depostary, Mobile
The Canal al and Banking Company, New Orleans, La.
Iho Rsmi pePsa N"Svs Ie Tseessee
The Ohio Life Is Trust Co.'s Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio
Bank of Norwalk. Norwalk
r. Collins Depository, Cincinnati
Wisconsin Marine a Fire lns. CO. Milwaukee, Wis. Ter.
Bank of Missouri, st. Louis, Missouri
Michigan Insurance Company, Detroit, Michigan
]. Kearsley, Depositary Detroit
T. Dyer, do, Chicago
d. G.. Bright do, Jehersonville
p Il. Crucheld; do, Little Rock
A. J. Irwin, do, Green Bay
Suspense account of outstanding drafts $7S5 81
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia Penn
Branch mint Of The United States Ghot,e Ne
Branch mint of The United States, N. o., Louisiana,
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{tj- Masonc.Thc officers and members of the Grand
odge Of the District Columbia requested to be pres
quarter before eight O'clock, % precisely for tho pur-
pose of receiving the officers Of the Most Worshpl GRIND
Lodges of the States of Maryland and Pennsylvania, who
have accepted invitation aid the important work Of
laying the cornerstone of the Smithsonian institution.
The Grand Lodge will its labos in the Masonic
Hail. of and 10th Streets halfpast nine O'Clock,
a. m when the procession will be formed, preparatory
sion.
Puncuaty is strictly cnoined upon the officers and
requested conform the arrangements. No regaa,
cept appropriate Jewels white aprons and gloves, will be
admitted into the procession.
All resident and soiourniDg members Of the craft fra
ernaly invited to participate in the labors of the day
Royal Arch Chapters, from foreign jurisdiction, will APP
pear in the rcgaa of their choice and the priv
ege will be accorded TO visiting brethren from distance,
when they appear in organized bodies.
BY order Of the M. w. Grand Master:
April 2S--3t ri. G. WILLIAMS, Grand Secretary.
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The expectations now directed to later
Yours, PRENTICE.
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FLORENCE's NEW HOTEL,
No 400 Broadway corner of Walker street, Nep York


FLORENCE's NEW HOTEL,
No. 400 Broad,cay corner of Walker street. Netc York
EUROPEAN STYLE.
THIS elegant Hotel is now open for the reception of
J. travellers. The proprietor solics visit from those
whose business pleasure may call them to the city of
New York The Hotel is designed to be conducted upon
the European SYSTEM and with the adoption OF all modern
Improvements.
Visiters at all times procure apartments with with
out board Those who may wish to take their meals in
the Hotel do in private apartments OF great beauty
the public Restaurant saloon of elaborate and costly
agncence, (probaby without equal on the continent
of Anerica,) and upon economical terms.
The proprietor hatters himself that his house will be
found upon trial least equal any known establishment
in point OF elegance, economy, and desirability.
The kitchen is under the direction of American French
and Italian cooks. JOHN FLORENCE, Jr.,
April 3O-d3m Proprietor.
EA comfortable frame house, good order, 18th
:X street., between New York and street NORTH
rent. To careful tenant the will be moderate.
Possession ON the LIST of May. Inquire the premises
e. FOR RENT, large and convenient three-story
iJ brick house, with back building, all in complete
1 der, withmarbe manels, and large double lot, with
garden, situated Capitol Ill., adjoining the residence of
A. Dowson esq, near the north Capitol gate. Inquire of
J p. PEPPER,
April 29-3awtfif For the heirs.
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y- Volunteers, Volunteers, voluntcsrs.-Captan Dan
Drake Henre has opened rendezvous in the building
known as ST. Charles Hotel, where all young men, des
ring with him, requested to call Immediately
and register their names. April 28-St
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fh5- Masonic.-The members of New Jerusalem Lodge,
No 9, requested to their hall Oh Saturday
ing, at o'clock BY order: U. HURST,
April ~ N Secretary.
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NEW MILLINERY.

MISS MORLEY will this day open extensive assert
lfl of millinery goods of the latest style, among
which
Shirrcd Grape bonnets
Rutland and Pedal braid bonncts
China pearl and fine English sraws
Gnps and lace Ncapolitans
Venorica bonnets, article
Buena Vista and Coburg straws
French lace sraws, very superior
Childrens' bonnets of every description
French lawns and drawn silk bonnets
China pearl, gimp, Florence braid, and Leghom mats
Also, ribands, caps and flowers, wreaths for the May
balls, roses, and japoncas. t0l ~
manner.
Pennsylvania avenue near 9th street
April H)-dIw