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POLITICIANS REGISTER.

The Politicians Register and Statistical Manual for ls4s containing the election returns for Pres- dent, Governor, Congress, &c.. in every state by counties for the years lSi4, I5, 'i6, '4T and is list of the members of Congress and Governors of the state; Times of holding elections; Digest of the Naturalization Laws; the Executive Calendar with other useful political matters
 Single copies l2ls eents--ten for Si, or Ss per hn ndFed
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tiodty's Lady's Book and Family Magazine,

G0dtys Lady's Book and Family Magazine,
 The oldest Magazine in the United States. con- tans monthly sixty pages of reading matter, by the first writers in the country, twelve more than the New York magazines. Two splendid steel engrav- ings, an undeniable authentic colored monthly FashiOn plate. Model Cottages and Churches, Chochet Work, and other matters, for the Ladies, all illustrated and well explained, &e., &c.
 Price for one year, which includes tho Lady's Dol
 lar Newspaper, making three publications in one month, SJ OO Two copies without the Lady's Dollar Newspaper, OO Five copies with one to the person sending the club, 10 bc Eight copies, l3 UO Twelve copies, 20 %
 A specimen of either the Iady's Book, or the Lady's Dollar Newspaper sent to any person pay. ing postage on the request
 Address, L. A. GODEY, No. ll3 Chestnut Street, PhiIadelphia
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THE NEW TlRIFF.

The New Tariff of lsl6, arranged in alphabetical order with history of the proceedings connected with the passage of the act; the new Warehousng Bill and the value of Foreign moneys as estimated at ihe Custom House by late act of Congress.
 Single copies l2ls cents-ten for Sl. or $s pei hundred.
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Iron and Castings.

5000 LBS assorted fat bar Iron, 600 square do do. 400 round do do, 1000 blow bar and slab do, Bundles sheet do. 900 lbs horse shoe do, 800 |" American blister Steel, HOO " Ovens, Skillets, Pots. Dogirons and
 odd Lids. Received per "EiIcn IT and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT, April II, lsa3. 3i
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 IN eommencinythe Twenty second Volume of The \ Review, we have to ac cknowledge the continuance of liberal patronage the part oi the public and of an enthusiastic response tfom the Democratic ranks, to those principles of National Policy winch if is our endeavor 10 elucidate. We have entered into extensive arrangements for a great variety of novel and interesting matter that will add to the at- traction and value of the new volume.
 The new year will be marked by one oi the most exciting presidential elections, under cIrcutnstan- ces of more grave importance to our institutions that have occurred in our national history. ~~it Is therefore of the highest consequence that the great questions which shake the union 10 its centre, should be discussed with calmness laboFonsiy investigated. and clearly understood. While the Democratic par ty is apparently split into several divisions through the very success which has caused il 10 triumph in the vindicstion of old issues aatil new ones have become necessary the great democratic hsaF oi fe nsslon beats in unison with noble patriotism. and swells in an honest satisfaction al the rising soies of our western Empire, the foundations of which are only now being laid, and well it becomes us to proceed dispassioRately ard undeTsandlngly m the work committed to us, Although ''thou saDd gene ratens'' are not looking down upon us from the eresis of the Alleghanies 'sto behold deeds, " thousands yet to come, swarming the intervening vallies, will throng te Rocky Mountains the Ale shanies and the Cordieras aiiookiag back 10 curse or bless the transactions of Ists. fearful fespon- siblity rests upon the democracy o the present ge- neraton, and that they will, as ever, dschafge Il faithful, there can be no doubt. The efforts et the Review will be exerted with fall sense Of the lIn- portance of the caass and doubt 1t will be wig orously responded to by our subscribers.
 The accustomed features ot the Review will be continued, including Portraits and Biographies oi Distinguished Democrats. men whose patriotic Pitn- cples and sea1lness cfPTineiple haze WOO the con 6dsnce of the people.
 We have to remind our readers thai the low terms on which we furnish the Review makes t indispen, sable that the payment of the subscriptions shoald be D advance; and that the expenditure Incurred fe improve the Work. eau be met only by the pfonPi remittance oI subscriptions.
 The publication of the Reuew has been commit ted to the charge Of Mir. John W. Moore, who has been connected for the last eight years with the publishing department of the "Mefcbae,s' Maga zise," and whose experience and well known eheF gy will DO doubt exert favorable Influence on tbe business. &e. of the Review.
 All subscriptions and letters of business, will here after be addressed ,e John " Moore, Ofhee oi the Democratic Review, TO, Broadway
 lTHOS. P. KETrELL, Editor Democratic RsviSw
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NOTICE.

' s hereby given that the Register of the Land of- \ flee at Baicsviie, Arkansas, viii be prepared to receive applications to snterthe Northeast quarter of Section 25, in Township l3, North of Range 6 West, on "Wednesday the 10th day of May, lsts, at II o'clock, A. M. JOHN MILLER.
 Register. .Apri 10. ls4S. 3o-tf
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VALUABLEPOLIFIClLWO WORKS.
M. HICKMAN, NO. lIs BAL TTM0RE STREE T.
 RsIFfWnnR

Has just published the following valuable and elsap Political wcrks They are published at ex- uemely low prices in order to give them an exten- feieaIe.
 Those 10 whom this circular Is addressed, are Fe- quested to exert themselves tn extending the sale Oi the publications.
 Possmas'srs, periodical agents, dealers. kc., are allowed handsstne profit, and caa receive hand some remuneration by the sale of these wosks.
 Editors, Democratic Associations and Clubs are requested to give ss much publicity as possible to the publication of these works. ordets accompanied with the cash promptly att
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Southern United States Mail. ri Weekly Coach Line from Llttle Rock 10 Washington, .4rkdasas, and 10 the
 reIkb br1fed Hot CurinDs in

:. CtEtUUttU HUI LEF R'S09 t'S
 four horse coaches. TTlHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great l Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock (and Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays, al A. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid td the comfort and convenience of passengeIss Ac- commodations are good, and charges torsr than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
 April 2S noS3 If
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CASS AyD BUTLER,

The Speeches of Gen. Lewis Cass. with bogra- phieai sketch ef Gen. William 0. Butler, by Fran cis P Blair, to which Is pre6xedthe correspondence of Secretary Marcy and General Scott.
 Single copies l2t cenis-ten for Si, or S per h,.h
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From tAe Boston Posi. 4 STREET COSPiB.

nlnbEI GVNEAb,
 Befsssta Fsdrsiist and Dsmocyai,
 REPoETED RY sEEns. Fed HnErah for Gen 'ral T @yier. Dsm Well-what for fed Twas he who led
 DsW isE ~Tn "that aecursed war Y Fed Oar valiant troops against the Mexic foe, Dsm Aud @a5ehimself "mnrdefer" know Fed Te teach those vaunting vsgebonds and liars De~ "Ihey also wers fighting tor their lanes and Fed Not to forgetin all succeeding time,
 That RovGH and REApY- Den -In committing crime n Fed Can fog the rascals III they ery-''no more, T Dem And be .'butcher." as he was before.-- Fsd go Tor Taylor with . willing mind,
 And glory in the chance Dem -Te"Eo it blInd.' Fed Our candidates whiR avowe'd and hearty Den "but not the eandidaie of any paIty.' Fed BIT, he's rhig, as any one may read, De@ "But no exponent of party ereed.' ked Ills principles are whiR in avery fraction, Hs@ Dat he "wont iskeem for bis rule of action.'' Fe6 That he Is ith us he himself alleges
 And gives assurance Ge1 That he II give "no pledgps.' f1" it whigB elect him, be is bound to do Aswbigs shall order Fen So was ..Tyler, too.'' Fed E Sir. you're iupertinent good dayi- UsM . Good da, ]. tsoius)-The chap dohs seem to like this kind oi vgat play- aae By !ove this wbigg'ry is confoundfd slulf i--
 There goes . eooney in dreadful hui,
 6scsuse read him just word, or SO, es From fsd'ral journals of a month ago,-
 nai souahssR tAasder, it is very clear,
 Spoils Boston ssrupes, as it does small
 beer
 Bat bofA are made s6very light and cheap,
 . us 10 great msrvel that they shouldn t ,t.&S s.keeP"
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READ THIS.

A IL persons indebted 10 the late 6rin of Tuck A CT & Hamilton and H. Hamilton, either by note or account, wil find their notes CT areo1nts dn the bands of an officer, for collection, unless they come forward and settle ihe same within 5O days from this date, as am compelled and deter mined to close my business without delay.
 Those wishing to settle. will call at Mr. J. r. seu's. (my old stand. where they will ind me tn
 IT. HAMILTON. 4pril lS fSlS A-H
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nHNAeRiTIc TRXf RNNK.

The Democratic Text Book. being compendium of the principles of the Democratic party, contain ing contributions from the abiest peas ef ie eonn- try, on the various political questions ot the day
 Single copies II < eenis--sen for Si, or Ss per h.... Il
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LIFE OF GExgRAL ClSS.

The Life xnd Public Services of Gen. Cas-, ith his Speeches and Letters on various subjects, the only complete edition ever issued. This edi'ion contains information relative to the public and rri- vate life of Gen. Cass, never before published ivoi octave of eighty pages. Single copies g cents five for SI, or Sl6 per hundreA
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EI.llIIR.

E0 BBIS. superfiue Flour, Elk uiiis, - reeei- ,CO ved per Alert and for sale by
 VIM B. WAIT. March g, ISIS.
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MAP AGENTS WANT,D.
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FT,HE subscriber, agent for H. haisl''sh x continue the former's business a'-h'fl- on Main, near Markham street. and ksePlSsr 9r, al Iy on hand full and well assorted sloeA ' ries. Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hafd~4iet \ t Il &c, &c, sll of which will be sold low TOT f'
 highest marke, prices will be paid i'f es'q'' dace, us beef hides, peltries, bceswsH' p, s
 Iittie Rack ist1
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REGULAR H.HNEof PACKETS
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From N70o7e0n 0nd MO1th 0I ATKHHsNs III~
 verts Little R ock, Van Baren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gfb~on.
 TTtHE kyht dyanghs s,saners WILLIAM ARM N STfbNU, MEDIUM and SANTA lFE will run rcguhrlY between the above ports for the con- yeyance lf freight and pnsengers--the WM. Arm strong arl Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays and TkrSAd6gs at o'clock, 4. M.---k ketnrnlng will leave Lifle Rock on same days The Santa Fe will connect tih these boats at Little Rock making re- galar weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Buren and Fort Saith, aud extending her trips 10 Fort Gibson wheA the water win permit.
 Passersren and shippers may rely nPon tAis be- ing pernaaeat arrangement and that their freighfs will De conveyed through wiih certainty and de- sPatch, aAd tt the lowest customary raies All the beats arein good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodations of passengers.
 A.HAYS & Co. AgestA Napoleon.
 M. GREENw GOD < Co, Ag'ts, N, O. Dec. B, Ie47. IT,
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To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the kindly feelings that have existed on all sides, and chsenally continue our exchanges.
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G WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
 GEORGET0WN. KY. HINDER the inspection Of Board of Visitors, C appointed by the Erecntlvs; the Adjusant Gen esai being (ex-oiIscto) President of the Board. FACULTY. Incorporated with all the powers, privileges, and rights which are exercised by the Trustees and Fac uity of any College ia ths United States. T. F. JosIxsox, A. M.,' General Superintendent W. F. HopKKs, A. M..' Joint do. and Prof. Nat. Science
 W, A. FoRsrs. A. M.,+ Prof. of Mathematics and Civil Engineering. J. !. wrcHE, A. M., Prof of An. and Mod. LaR- Ruages. R. ii. Foanrsrxa, Esq., Prof of Law. Moral Sci ence, and Political Economy. ]. c. BLAINE, A. B.. Tutor. J. R SWIFT, A. M., Principal of Preparatory De- pertinent.
 ". W. GAuSr, Esq. Assistant.
 Educated at West Point.
 Virginia Military Instituts,
 The kEst year closed with lS6 students. The &C., ademic year commences on the lst of September and closes on the Ith of July with public examination before the Board of Visitors.
 Tsrms Tuition is $30 10 so per year. in ad- vance, Boarding is $50 in the country, or $I0o in town. per year, everything furnished.
 The Cadets wear uniform of bIae cloth, nj g 90 per yard. They are six hours day in school, and two hours on drill, Gin good weathsr.)
 1r An additional building, two stories high, with fonr very large rooms will te completed this spring Georgetown, Feb g. is4s. FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 GEORGETOWN, KY.
 Nearly haLf q mile from ths Mitiarg Fasiiate. THE 10th year has closed with Iz0 pupils. The
 Fist session will commence on the ist Mon- day of March, under the management of the subscri- ber aided by his former experienced assistants, and will close on the 18th day of July, iS4s. Professor Hopkins lectures here to the Senior Glass of Young Ladies, every day, on 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--24. T. F. JOHNSON, Principal.
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MOREGOOD TEiINGS!!!

10 CANSFresh Lobsters, 40 B [. {" Peaches,
 40 4 I" Cove Oysters,
 72 boxs and is boxes small Sardines; HermeticslIy eaied Salmon, green peas. codhSh, strawberries tckled Holsters, onions, waInuts &c., currie powderPFestons extracts of lemon, rose, nia and nutmg; lime juice, thne lemon strawberry and pine appidsyrups, dried Canton ginger, pine apple and En5sh dairy cheese, tongues and sounds, sweet ehockohe, Schneider and Harp champagne wines superit Irish and rye whiskey. 10 years old; cherry cofdis cranberies. prunes, pure ground bfack and tru Cayenne peppers, white wine vine gar, No. Mckerel, fresh family herrings with the roe; imperialand 0uloobg teas of superior quail ty, &c.. Sc.
 Just receivd and for sale at reduced prices, by
 w. P. OFFICER. Ii.tIa Roei Dec. 20 lsl7
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Little Roel Dec. 20, 1877.
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~91 -ML M @-s3@~0 WYE have just published, and wlli be ready to w deliver Q Wednesday next, pamphlet of 7j pages. octave Containing list of Forfeited Lands subject to betonaied to actual settlers, under au act of the Geeral Assembly the State of Arkan- sas entitled n act to donate 10 actual settlers the right O. the Stte to certain forfeited lands, approv ed 2srd Decenber. ls4e, and other acts supplemen, tary thereto.
 Prepared althe Auditors Office.
 Having beeh at considerable expense in issuing an edition of his pamphlet, we have thought pIope to secure a cpy-right.
 We shall be happy to supply all demands for i by our county friends, GU-PIice-55 cents per copy,er $500 per dog en- REARDON & GARRITT. Banner Office, Little Rock, 9th Sept, lsi7
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DR. R. A. WATKINS has .e",s1e, we.s E.e- D recently occupied by r. A. se,etISs mts'Is < a mile east of the city limits VT I.,s., - e.i Dodge's Drug Stofs, wEere he may os 'D' s'.i i. 2 the day, and, ai night. when recsss@f9 '. s, of emergency, Dr. LAUaiE will aiisi'@ '1 free of additional charge. ...,s '
 His charges, ia all eases, "il es V'"
 city Physicians, ,,s....,... .s
 He tenders bis thanks to his ola iilsSar ,,.., rons, for past faxors, and hopes i9i '''
 of their patronage. 2Ls
 .Lst!s Reck, Ftb. i5, ls9s.
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PHILADELPHrA, March g, n. hereby eeIify that after lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and gireM up by four Pkysieians 9ht pronounced me incurGbIe. the dis caseiwas arrestd and was restored to healh solely by the use of Tssmpsohs Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha
 MARY HANY, 4S Spruce st. Ry-This invsuable Medicine is prepared only at the North Easeorner of Fifth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J. w TAPE,
 Main St.. Little Rock. Price of lars bottles Sl: or 6 for s. Beware of imitation.
 Dee. 6, lSI. l3-6m.
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es tAs Bcsfsa Daily 7lmss.
 SEMEN eE COLUMBIA 1!
nY .. A. DUavAaE.

H ss5ss syF. A pgnvAaE. -saos Asn--s.Aiasinsss of E6xland," ts .sYe ssansa Sf Colombia, -ntw Our coantryH boats and pride. q VIZ nsan ear chips q ssefy sea, z Nhe94tef keot ean flde, ke.th nl1g ffem every niazen-psak ssge Kene susign 10 the bfeeze. '7s# Aste sweep, eAs Thfeueh ihs deep. ysr la shs freedom of the seas. kee'we at heme will guard your rights. aud the ae kARkp0M oH THE SkAs. The mazinsrs of England
 Who ruled alons ihs wave, " seTdAfhsis pride onE YaMkee tsrs mlssAn ison dssth-biow gave, s.Teok hsart ef hops when banded kinss .sS sCeEhbsnsa that flag to stain, 1ss,,s q Which gave light sssag ' Tothe hsht s*sA.aMhe our thHndeFs shook the main, Whenss ths Eed-eross aaak beneath tho stars. aad Our thNndeFs 6lsook the main. nnaone was there to beard them,
 Asd hold lheaF pride In check. WheRwors that never foreign foot
 Should tread a Hankee deck. Their s'ight of searchs' he spurned with scorn l~p Their nenaces and pleas, ~ Free and bold, .a& UnconeolIcd.
 Said our flag should rule the seas And they yield ap b Lswn CAss the
 FnEEDono of THE SkAs.
 Then. seansn of Columbia,
 UphcA his honored name
 Wha sesed the flag for which yoa fought; From infamy and shame.
 Hls name inscrihe upon that flag
 And give Il 10 the breeze,
 As ye sweep
 Der the deep
 In the freedom of the seas.-- Thrn stiike. my lads. for LEwts CAss, the CHAMPION or THE SEAS.
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CON@V M PTEON,

 Asthma. Bronchitis, splitting Blood, Pain in she side and Breast, sore Throat, HomseneSs. Palpitafion of the heart, whoeping Cough, Group, Hives, Nervous Tremors, Liver COIn- 9Iaiat and Diseased Kidneys are Radically Cured, By ThanpssR'S Compound Syrup of Tar and
 Wood Naphiha. LrHOUGH the great fatality Of Pulmonory A Diseasss, at this time shows that there par ticular cases that render still too applicable the de. sigua,ion of agprobia medicorgm--the disgrace of Physcians-to this class of diseases; and that there are stages in their progress which having once been reached, recovery is doubtful. Stil no oae should despair. The writings of physicians, who have given to these elections particular attention abound with many recfded cases of recovery when the pa- tient had reacled seeming hopeless stage of the disease; and teIe is at this time, remedy prepGr- cd ia PkladeIkis which has met with the most tri- umphant and th-erng success in the most obstinate forms of THRCAT and PULM0NORY DISEA. l SES--so as to hye obtained the sanction and em- l ployment in ihepractice of many Physicians. | Allusion is hs to HO OMPSON'S COMPOUND | SYRUP OF TYR and WOOD NAPHTHA---the preparation of ne, who, having given to Diseases of the Lungs an their means of cure the most care fui and thoreua attention, presented to the public l this great remey.
 1 The soothinaand curative power of TAR has often been obseved in severe Coughs and Consump- ton. But in th above preparation. beside some ol our most vauale pegetabis peetoraIs there is con joined with it he Wood NapAthd, medicine but l lately introduced, but which has been employed with the mostsatisfactory results in England, in Pumonory Corruption, especially of Tubereu- Iona form.
 1 Read the folswing from Dr. Young. the eminent ocuist:
 PHILApELPHTA, Jan. IS, TT.
 Messrs. AGxY & DIcKSEY:--G Gentlemen; Hav- ing recommened in my practice. and useG in my own family, TPOMPSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AN WOOD NAPHTHA. I have no hesitation in ssing thai il is of the best of the kind in te, and persons suffering from Colds. Coughs, AGecons of the Throat, Breast, Sxe-, sa prevalent at th season of the year. cannot use any medicine that sill Cure or prevent Consumption sooner than Tbmpscn's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG, Nj. D.,
 l52 Spruce street.
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING!

cail in next door Co the Antheay House and sec the hmmds0mest aud cheapest stock OI W.ATCHES, JEWELRY, LADIES' FANCY SILK AND OTHER DRESS GOODS, ever brought Co the Stats of Arkansas
 OFF FOR NEW YORK. As am compelled to leave shortly for tho east, to lsy ln new supply. have determined 10 feiuee ny stock as well as price, am bound so have the CASH ;--or old Gold and silver-Ehieh will take in exchange for say goods in my store, aud allow full New York price for t.
 I1stle Rock May g. 1ste 33-tI
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W~W W M& MA~ DBLS. Clear Pork, lU 20 ss Mess ditio,
 Rses"sd and for F'i' 'y gM.B B. wA' .Mgreh Iiih, ists. 70
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amMD VI n@s

900 Bsgs Mssso'ir' sopethns ' ''I'
 [A[ IT Bbls do do w. .,s all of the best quality, Reed per = at,''g 'gaH sale by A 1.-l
 Nov 20ih, -,~~
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March g, Is4s.
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
 GEORGET0WN. KY. HINDER the inspection Of Board of Visitors, ~ appointed by the Execntvs; the Adjutant Gen esai being (ex-ofEciol President of the Board.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14
ARNOLD'S GREEK AND LATIN
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