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 FACULTY. Incorporated with all the powers, privileges, and rights which are exercised by the Trustees and Fac nlty of any College In the United States T. F. JOHNSON. A. M.,' General Superintendent, w. F. HoPKiSs, A. M," Joint do. and Prof Nat Science. W. A. FoasEs. A. M.,t Prof of Mathematics and Civil Engineering. LJ. WycHE, A. M., Prof. of An. and Mod. Lam gnages. R. H. FoAREsrER, Esq, Prof of Law, Moral Sci ence, and Political Economy. ]. c. BLAINE, A. B., Tutor. J. R. SWIFT, A. M., Principal of Preparatory De- partment. W. W. GAUNT, Esq. Assistant.
 
 Educated nj West Point. Virginia Military Institute. The first year closed with Is6 students. The ac- ademic year commssces on the lst of September and closes the ath of July, with public examination before the Board of Visitors 7srms: Tuition is $30 to $40 per year. In ad- vance. Boarding is $S0 in the country, or $I00 in town. per year, everything furnished. The Cadets wear Il uniform of blue cloth, at $s 90 per yard They gre six hours day in schcoI. and two hours on drill, Gin good weather.) aJ- An additional building, two stories high, with four very large rooms will be completed this spring GeorgrtOwn Feb. B. 1S@a
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FEMALE COLLEGlATE TNsTITUTE,
 CEORGETOWN KY

Nearly Aalf q nle from As Military Institute. THE 10th year has closed with l20 pupils. The
 Fist session will commence on the lst Mon day of March, under the management of the subscri Der, aided by his former experienced assistants, and will close on the 18th day of July, l64s.
 Professor Hopkins lectures here to the Senior Glass of Young Lsdes every day, on a very fine Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, belonging this school.
 Professors Wyche and Swift attend to classes in Latin, French, and Mathematics, whilst the Mili- tarv exercise, in which they take part are going on at the other institute.
 feb s-2E IF JOHNSON, Principal.
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PURIFY TIE BL00
 ~ o E E A IT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS PH6NIX BITTERS.

The high and suvied celebrity which these pre- eminent Medeisss have acquired for their iuvarabie efficacy In all ssaal practice of Puns Oay but thy Of them They known by their fruits their good voks testify foe them. and they thrvs sot sy the faith of shs crsdnIoas.
 HN1 A~@ 09A - ME5~ or ASTHMA, ACUTE sud CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, AFFECTIONS ef Ae BLADDER sRS KIDNEYS
 BILIOUS TEvERs q LIVER ooMPLAINTS.- s south and vest. whee these dieases psssaa ty w1 bs fosnd lnvaaabe Paaes feness. and oifs vhe oaes ihsss Medicines will anerwards bs waies hem cosTrvENEss, COLDS q COUGHS, cHoLIC. CONSOLATION. Used wish sseai a ths dssAse. CORRUPT HUAoRs. DR0PsIEs,
 0X@REP8xAs Nc pessoa whh this distressing dis shosh delay usins .hess nssa'einss immediately LENcY.
 FEVER aud AGUE. For thh sesssss efths ten essniry thess medicines wa bs nd safe. speedy. and certain ssnsedy. otis uses leave the system ssAiees o the deasea eus hy .hsse medicines psrmaasa, TRY THEM. BE SATISFIED. AND BE CURED
 ROULNESs qf C0MPLEXiON,
 0M Mn RAJ DMDxLxTx, 0oUT. GiDDMEss. dRzyEL nkADlCHEs gs.s,v 1IsM IMPURE BLOOD. JAuSDIcE' LOSS APE LIVER % n Px AIN Ts,
 ME URIA Al DIsEA Es- Nevss s Co eradicate entirely all the eeess of Mercury na ss sr .s1. ,s s % voms COMPLAINTS 9 all kssds. 0RGANIc AFFECTIONS, TEMPTATION q pN HEART PAINTERS ChOLf0. Yxx 1 c. The essinal peopsetos ef thsss msdieisss cured ef Pss ef w yeaD standing hy s of hess L Medicines alcns
 PAINS ia tbe head side back. smi.. ua,s and osssH
 R H E M A M. Those afflicted win ths l<ss disease will he sure of relief by the Iie Medcses
 RUSH of BLOOD to the HEAD, sCURvY, sALTRHEUM. swELLLNGs.
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
"FULTON's AGAIN" GA

Iss22 EsAa2 cail in next door to the Anthony House and zee the hamasomest and cheapest stock Of ViTCHES, zJEIPELkY. LyfDTES FANCY SILK IND OTHER DRESS GOODS, ever ,rought to the State Of Arkansas
 OFF FOR NEW YORK As Tam compelled io leave shortly for the cast, to lay in new supply, have determined to reduce ny stock as well as price. l am bound 10 have inc cASH ;-or old Gold and Silver which wllftake exchange for any goods in my store and allow ull New York price for it.
 Little Rock May 9, Isls 33-u.
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PR0SPECTrS OF THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

GftatIy reduced pflee If0M SltU sI DIT anhuIh Enlargement ef tks Number by one fsk the readia:
 mafteY
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Commissioners Sale.

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From he Sentiasi. 2 2 q 2 2 z STILL MORE OF THE WHiG CANDIDATE FOR THE TlCE PRESIDEACY.
FACTS FROM THE RECORDS.
WILLARD FILLMORE

Proved from bis votes in CoDgfess To have acte' aAd sympaihixed with Aho'ilonisis, and Co hav Hnaintained Posipn hostile to the co'npFo 'hises of the Constitution, the peace oi the eo9hIry, ant the peTmanF nee of the Union.
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
 GEORGETOWN KY

HINDER the inspection of Board of Visitors,
 O appointed by the Executive: the Adiutant Gem eEsI being (ea-officio) President of the Board.
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CONSU M PTION,

Asthma. Bronchitis, splitting BioOds Pain iR the Side and Breast, Sore Throat, IIoRrseness, PalpitatiOn of the heart, | WhOOpihg Cough, Group, Hives, NervOus TremOrs, Liver COms
 plaint and Diseased Kidneys
 arc Radically Cared, By ThOmpSOn'S Compound Syrup Ol Tar and
 Wnnd Aanhfha
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Political Movements In New York City.

The latest New York city journals come to us well
filled with of proceedings had in relation to the
recent nominations of the National Democratic Conven.
ton OF these, far the most important and significant is
the action of the Democratic Republican General Com
mtee OF the city and county of New York, which, by
vote of "a IL, las published in paper of yesterday
avowed the determination of that body to give its cordial
and efficient support to the national nominees; and in
that view called great ratification meeting in the Park
of call democrats who are resolved to support the
principles and usages OF the party" AS this committee
has always been regarded embodyng fully the senli
ments and feelings of the Utica Tor baburning interest
among the democracy of the city, it is quite natural to
find the Evening Post attempting to break the force OF
this very strong demonstration of the public sentiment in
favor of the national nominations. Here is the Posts
view of the matter:
GA vote has been obtained very thin meeting of the
Democratic General Committee of this city, in favor OF the
that the nomination ooud haze been directly rep"dia
ted Even the meeting were full ONE the proceedings q
Office and office seekers and plant tools enough in
any tide respect w ourselves hare been formally ereon
n,nnatcd and mathematical by that committee without
The escommuncaton pronounced some years ago. is
we believe, in full force yet We are sure that we never
felt anything but quiet contempt for it,
This is not well said. 1t is weak, for several reasons
First, 1t Will be remembered tha al the special meeting
of the committee called by the Utica interest
and to carry out the views of that interest, thirty
members at least present. because that number
voted We learn that the whole number of the commit
tee is fifty -four; and that rtysir is unusually large
attendance its regular meetings So much for the
Posts first assertion, that the meeting very thin
one
AS to its second assertion, that the meeting of the
committee if full, would have directly repudiated" the
nomination of Cass and Butler, call the Posts atten-
ton to the fact that cntyeght votes make majority
of the whole committee. Ticenty.for are recorded in
favor of the nominations friend well versed in New
York city politics, tells us that he knops t,co mem
beers of the committee who were absent, who, if
they had been present, would certainly have record
ed their votes most cordially among the twenty. four
aps-hus making twenty -six-within two of an alb
solute majority of the whole Now, in this state
of facts, is it not manfesty puerile for the Post to
pretend that the eighteen absentees had been present
they would have reversed the co-rds vote given by
those present. We understand, the contrary, that
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other citizens OF Philadelphia, setting forth the difficulties
Existing the transportation OF merchandise, passengers,
and the mails, between the cities of New York and Pha
depha in consequence of the monopoly claimed by the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company and the Delaware
Rartan Canal Company under their charters from the
State of New Jersey and praying Congress direct the
survey for post road between the said cities
line such road be retained under the perpetual control
Of the Union and to be used for the construction OF rail
road by the United States, by company to be formed
by Of Congress- empowering the Postmaster General
make such arrangements relative thereto he may
calculated the people of the United
States for themselves their correspondence, and their
chandse, frequency and rapidly of intercourse and moder
charges Also the memorial OF David Hultz and Al
other citizens of Philadelphia the subject Also,
the memorial OF John w. Leigh and 80 other citizens Of
Philadelphia the subject referred to the Commit
n the Post Office and Post Roads.
By Mr. WARREN The petition OF Egber s. Manning
and Others citizens of Duchess county, New York. pray
that the general government no longer traffic IN public
lands they be laid nto farms and lots for the free
such citizens will occupy hem allowing the set
tier the right dispose OF his possessions to not
possessing other lands and that the jurisdiction of the pub
lie lands be transferred to the States Territories
diton that such disposition should be made OF them
lerred the Committee on Public Lands.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE,' PIANO
III FORTE carriage and horse auction.-On dnesday
7th day Of June next, at 10 o'clock, H. m sha sell al
the residence of his Exceiency Col BeaulIeu Belgian min
ster resident Pennsylvania avenue between Gath and
18th Streets his very excellent househoo uhture amongst
which enumeratc-
IL handsome walnut arm chairs and sofas covered
with crimson silk damask
A Voltaire chairs and sofa covered with yellow and
crimson silk damask
Mahogany chairs, SOFAS and otomans, covered with
drab cloth
very superior piano forte made by Rosenkrantz
Handsome mantel clock and gilt candeabras
Very handsome Brazilian wood sofa, tables, stands,
book racks, &C.
Rose wood and Chinese writing desks and bookcases
Fire screens, book-stands, teapoys
Mahogany centre, pier side, and card tables
Do extension dining table
DO sideboard mahogany hair-seat chairs
Handsome damask and muslin window curtains and
ornaments
Chintz window curtains
Solar, reading, and other lamps
White china dinner, dessert, and tea sets
China tea sets
Handsome cut glass ware such decanters, umbers
wines, gobets, champagnes, &c
Handsome Brussels and ingram paror, step, and
chamber carpets and rugs sair-rods NC
Hall stove and pipe, alright and other stoves
Fire. irons French bedsteads
Best hair and spring mattresses
Walnut wardrobes, washstands, toilet sets
&C. with variety of other articles and good assortment
of copper and other kitchen requisites superior cooking
range, bathing tub, &c.
AT IL o'clock same day shall sell very excellent car
The house will be open for the examination of the furn
tire on the Tuesday preceding the sale
Terms: All of and under 900, cash over $50,
credit and four months for approved endorsed
bearing interest - ,r ,x,,,
Nav 2t-eodxds
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

T a meeting of the board OF assessors appointed un
"A der the appointing assessors and providing for the
return all persons subject TO the school tax it
solved they should upon their duties of assessing
this day the oath instant and continue to do each
till finished Also, that the first and second days of June
between the hours of and O'Clock, p m, be appointed
to enable those persons whose may have been omit
ted to call and have them entered the lists If by law
subject to the school The following the places
pointed to receive their names:
First ward at the West market
Second ward at McClery aud Clsmentss OF I4h
street and Pennsy vania avenue.
Third ward Charles Wannels grocery, corner Of 9th
street and New York avenue
Fourth ward, George Cochanes tobacconist, 7th street,
between and streets.
Fifth ward at the Columbian engine-house.
Sixth ward, X. NJ Coombss grocery, 9Th street, be
tween and streets.
Seventh ward, at Island Hall.
JAMES M. TOWERS, Secretary.
May 25-dtd
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Wood and Coal.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of
y Clerk of the House of Representatives of the United
States until Saturday, the first day of July, ls4s, IL
O'Clock meridian for furnishing for the of said House,
one hundred cords of the best hickory WOOD saving the
lengths of two feet and depostng in the vaults
of the Capitol.
and place. furnishing hundred of the best
hrace COAL well broken and screened be deposited in
the vaults of Capitol The wood and coal be
ued and weighed the expense Of the person furnishing
the same and be delivered and packed away before the
first day of October next.
Bond and security be approved of by the Clerk for the
due performance of the contract, will be required
THO. J. CAMPBELL,
Clerk of House Representatives of the United States
Dc ~ J,I,Y
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8y A. GREEN; .Aucstoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF THE COURT
On Thursday the 18th june shall sell, the premises,
by order of the Orphans Court and ratified by the Circuit
Court of the District Columbia for Washington county,
the following described property, belonging the estate OF
James Douglas, deceased, viz:
Lots Nos g. g. and g. square No. $50, situated the
corner of 4h north and G street west, containing
600 square feet and will be subdvided suit purcha
sers Also Lot No H. square No 1873, containing S74O
square feet situated the island fronting south c. be-
tween Al and 9th streets The sale will take place
the named property at o'clock p. m and the second
named att O'Clock, p.
Terms of fourth cash balance in three equal
nsalmenfs of six, twelve and eighteen months the pur-
purchasers giving notes. satisfactorily endorsed
bearing from day of sale The trustee reserves the
right to re sell the properly the risk and of the first
purchaser by giving three days notice OF the resale if the
''''' WM G. GORSUCH, Administrator.
A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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MAHSIIAL'S SALE.

TN virtue of writ er aeias, issued from the clerks
office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia Tor
the county of Washington, and directed, shall
pose to public SALE cash. Saturday. the Gath of June
next at the of the Court House door of said county,
n O'clock M the following properly viz: Lot of ground
distinguished the Plan Of Washington City as lot No z,
the of 4h street south and Capitol east and
running line with said Capitol street Is
feet ST; thence due south the width of Is feet the
OF said lot and about 100 Deep having and halt
story dwelling house thereon seized and levied upon
as the property of Columbus Harrison, and sold TO satisfy
iudicals No 66 to March TERM 49, of Balaam
Rurcb ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal of the District of Columbia
No, IL
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Petitiona unsler the rule.

BY Mr.. CLAPP. The petition of Hez. Packard and
others citizens of Portland praying Congress to establish
uniform rate of postage, not exceed cent news
for all distances; referred the Committee Post
Office and Post Roads
BY Mr. HUNT. The petition of l4O citizens of Geneva,
New York, for reduced and uniform of postage
BY Mr.. PHELPS: The petition of Charles McClain, Of
Missouri praying the confirmation OF of land to him
referred to the Committee on Private Land Claims
By Mr.. RUMSEY The petition of VIM. Wambaugh and
l79 others, citizens of Steuben county, New York. for the
passage OF law making newspapers free for thirty miles,
and uniform of postage on letters The petition
OF " Knckerbocker and 5A others, citizens of Steuben
county New York, for the passage OF law making
papers of postage for thirty miles, and for uniform
rate oil postage on letters. .
BY Mr.. SMART: The petition of Nesmith Mcclure and
Others asking the appointment of committee OF Congress
whether and what extent, and by what law
the slave trade exists in the District OF Columbia referred
to the Committee for the District of Columbia
BY Mr. SMITH of Illinois, The memorial OF large
number of citizens Of Madison county, Illinois, praying
Congress lay and establish postroad for the trans,
portaton of the mail between the cities OF New York and
Phadelphato be under the control of the government
referred to the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads, Also the petition of Charles Hibbs messenger
red to the Commi tee on Military Affairs.
by Mr. TALLMADGE, The petition of Timothy Car
man. Tor register tor schooner James, of New York Also
the petition Of Dennis Harris for return Of duties on SUI
gar destroy ID by fire in the city of New York.
by MI TAYLOR; The memorial of John Savage and 40
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City Election--Personal and School Taxes.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, May a. lSiS
NOTICE is hereby given, that, by authority of the law
IN recently passed BY Congress- amending the city char
ter annual school tax OF dollar has been levied by
the corporation upon every white male resident of the city
twenty of age, which is required by law to
be paid in addition all other personal taxes due previous
to voting.
In order far practicable to avoid the inconvenience
attending the payment OF taxes by many per-
the pos the collector gives notice that he will AT
tend in his office every day during the ensuing week until
six O'clock for the purpose of receiving taxes.
All payments required be in specie, bank notes
of the District or Baltimore. A. BOUTWELL,,
Nav 2S-dlW Collector
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May 2i-dts
Rv n. GREEN, .4MctjOnecr.

r TOUsEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture at Auction =
I'll On Tuesday, the 9th instant shall sell at the resi-
dence of gentleman declining housekeeping, at the
of 9Th and Streets opposite the northern market house
10 O'Clock, an excellent lot oil furniture, WIS
Mahogany sofa ottomans parlor, and rocking chairs
Do bureaus and sdeboards
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
Do French bedsteads
Maple bedseads wa rdrobes and washsands
Window curtains, blinds woodseet chairs, &c.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Solar, hall, mantel, and other lamps
Paror, passage and stair carpets, rugs, &C.
China, glass, and crockery ware, pier glass, &c
Radiator, cooking, and other stoves
With a good lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms All of and under $50, cash over $50, a
credit of 60 and 80 days. for notes endorsed
bearing interest A. GREEN,
June I'd Auconeer.
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Bv X. ". DYER, .9acttoneer.
Nav 2i-eod&ds

IINOR sale by public auction-The excellent substan-
tally built three-story brick house, Capitol Hill, ad-
Joining the residence of the Hon. Judge Cranch having
ensve and commodious back buildings and good stable
and coach attached will be offered for sale by pub
lie auction on Tuesday, the 9th day of June next. The
sale take place the premises at O'Clock, p.
The terms of sale fourth of the purchase money
to be paid on the day sae within three days therea
ter balance in one, and three from the
day of sale the be paid semi annually and
be secured by bond and deed of trust the property
X. w. DYER, Auconeer
Nav 2l-eoNds
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DANCING ACADEmY-sUnIME TERM.

MIR F. G. Liable, the request Of several families,
lH has the honor inform the ladies and gentlemen of
Georgetown that he will open his Dancing Academy for
summer term at the Union Hotel commencing Mon
day. May %. Days of tuition, Mondays and Wednesdays,
from to p. m.
N B. Those ladies and gentlemen who may feel DESTROYS
of having children instructed will please leave their
names the Union Hotel ut his residence in Washing
ton May A-5t.
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Generals Pillow and Shields have declined the honO'
of public dinner at Nashville They left that CITY ."
the 23d May for Frederick, to attend the court oil !"
quiry.
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DO Immediately after tho above named sale of
Capt McLaughns property on Saturday afternoon, the
Sd of June, the subscriber will offer for SALE the premi
ses, the lot OF ground in the square, No l0 at the
of and 10th fronting rs feet rect,
and 80 IL feet 10th street, together with the improve
ments thereon consisting of small frame building, now
and for some years pas under at 81 per month.
Credit will be given for the purchase money till the list
of October next provided the purchaser gives undoubed
security for the payment by that day.
May 8-ts II. w, DfEh, Aucuoneer,
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NATURALIZATION Notice.

TIVE district the United States for the District OF
Il Columbia will hold its regular session on the first Mon
day of June instant lS4s the in the City Hail.
in Washington, at o'clock, a. when they VINO nave
taken the preliminary steps may be naturazed'
June
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EOh HENT-A new two-story frame dwelling, beauti-
IL fully situated the Of 22d and streets,
the Observatory. To good tenant, the rent will be mod
Also, two-story brick house, c. between 10Th and
2st Possession will be given Immediately. Apply
to William H. Minnix, or William Nourse, General Land
Office.
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IN n. ". DYER, .suctSon<rr.

(NLARET AND PORT WINES AT AUCTION.-On
~ Friday evening next, the I'd June, at halfpast five
O'Clock, shall sell at my auction store
20 cases claret, "A good article
20 do port wine.
Terms cash X. w. DYER,
May 3l-3t Auctioneer.