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COMMUNICATIONS.
SUGGESTIONS UPON THE FOREIGN NEWS.
TO THE EDITORS.

| Messrs GALES 81 SEAToS Recent events always by
tura association, the mind to reflection the past
In some degree human history may be regarded like the
seasons differing IN different epocha, but renewing similar
phenomena Abdcaion Of political power Of that
class Of which has individual examples from time to time
produced by various In Brandes Dictionary the
article "abdicaon" concludes thus Abdicaton is said
differ from resignation, the former being unconditional the
latter done in favor Of some other person.
This definition is defective in fact and principle Abdica-
ton Is under all its FORMS also resignation but may be
conditional, according 10 circumstances. Of the ancient
abdcaions history has preserved the record Of two @ that
OF he Dictator syl, aneC. rs and that Of The Empcr,
Diocesa A d. 305 These wtr from the Inherent tenure
Of their power, without any coudioi.
Ia modern ages abicaton had the same effect in most cases
as would have been produced ~ deah 0! he most
remarkable in Europe The Turksb Sultan Anuroth
IL about l143 Charles King Of Spain, and Charles "
as Emperor Of Germany, 1855 Christina daughter Of Gus
iasus Adophu, add to her alhe Queen Of
Swedea, 1864 and that Of gccs Amadeus King Of Saf.
dina, 1890.
IN each of these tho gulca'cn VA maze in favor Of
the person who would have succeeded ~ established tight
and The operation otherwise agor than leaving the
scopra crows, end throne ii tee legal inherto Sultan
Ampath IT. sbjc4tcI in favor Of his son sGho,net H. and
though tn ather compelled 10 resume ne scepe by the
Turkish army, and hii ito Ais death IL aS4 the son then
succeeCea a5
Charles Y, when he atliratea lis royal ard imperial
power would have gladly elt both % his Philip, and did
~ as fa Span and ics dependencies at his disposa
bu. having coatrbaed 70 nuke hs brother Eetdnana King
Of Tho Romans he eofo # Germany passed u the very
same manner laat Would hayc done Lad Charles died IL
1855, in place Of having a55.aqa The salqs observation
raay indeed BE- repeated esgrde to succession o PgII
K
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cJanuS.clTEb ron rnr SArioSlL ISrELLisEScER.
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Yours, truly,
ASroyEn, March -, ISIS

Ihavc /, nv no..c.sf,, ! teoo,or5 ,ooo;, h;ct 90,
,;6-. hat I'M, ,oss =, IN ~ s,iI r,, ,f,s;i ~
W. Erkl,r agsr, III n,ynf.cr, ., ~ r., i",ras !,
yaris MI p,ert,an u ~ S.tI,a W.,, ry,ia.'
=, = qoncro,s r,g,,Tfsir H. t,.,,, or 80 s.1
,u,s 80, MS. oy to N,s,. Fra .o,.,i., n,sir,
hb.tlv !, ~ +, NJ, ,,o,l. cs,,r.-, -, 'i
taxing -
have never been concerned IA, - ,r ,roc, a h.,
in con.,r,cug a prhl,c ,y,t NJ 49,, -, al ,bs,eto,c
do ~, s,,eak gror = p,orfic,, -, No, -, l,s,
tb.re are ,,onv ,,l., ,ylI "a, ,., !, =, /; III
r,riog tbat was ~. ,gb, ,.,g he / e.,
81, s;ab, Of me ,npYay,d ,c, ~ ~, 1891 Nj,
nument saw tbets q IN p,r,, ,,nc,r. f,tc odn;r,a
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srpREMt CouET LOUISIANA Their I.nnc IN The
'3.h Hs'en; gave her decision tie ~ iDr MS H.
< t1biaarre The Src0hd Misunderstanding Ik ,tpt IN
yr ths Interests 81 this section ~ city aa yi,sIy
nrc the question 70 I've decided O. the ca y Iu; nv = row
endD IS the right TO the immense burc winch IN. bean
formed, ati /. stIl annually Increasing rx'cr fyrt of
hc second Municipality. The Ilntir CLAIMS p,,.ioa %
considerable por,on 81 il opposite g Joscp -u,r Tie
gnq bii,urr WI b. rccuectnJ, hcqr,r l H. the
\, condition that building. lc crested . " The
Counc Of tie Second Mupcpay, ia The gcn.ra ores, of
'he uhabInn's, about year eighteen plally g prc-
scd - on tree four STREETS the btC,c aal Inc IN
irlgcnce u this il cBon brought forth hn y, aipans
III whom Madame D.LARIsGnRE was, believe ~ first 10
ieS her rights hcort The judicial tribunals d To- safe In
of the lower she obtained judgment III er favor
aid the then c5rr,d on appeal h rc supremo
Court Their Horos Lad bad tic tuboct u;tt r3gsdcra-
for Tine aud Yesterday they gave 9~cot q. FOL.
lows " II is therefore ordered thu the ndgmcn II mis- case
I've reversed. anil that plaintiff petition I've drsscd with
in both courts This does not PIT ins 10 It'll
CATION, the psnt who ", believe, rc, m Pbiln
dephia, carry her claim 70 the Circni, Court X liz United
States aud eventually TO the Supreme Court aslina,o.
he,D Dr,t,ys Jc,.e,.
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MOVEMENT TRyors.-Il4e Transport sip Christiar 4
sailed from New York ior Vera Crz y. sitslGay carrying
detachment OF troops from orl Columbus, uuJe o.
ders he amy in Mexico. The detachment numbers
go They accompanied BY oiiicars 10 vii
Col. A. &. Ramsay. I'm infantry commanding Csp, &.
= Merchant. ID artillery passenger ls leut. j. ID.
Waliea, coin:nan ling company 4 rianiry 80 Lieut.
J I. Quimy 81 artillery, 4. g. :, commanding company
H. q infantry Let Lieut.. J. Is. a. Lane, mounted va =
commanding company 81 Infantry :. Lieut. A. Grove,
9th infantry 81 Lieu;. q. T. Shsk D. 9Th nfantry %
Lieut. j. Btdsl, 9h inian'ry u irut VI. Sehopnoycr,
~ inf r'y and Acting Assistant SAIGON, j. Hewitt L,
-. LIZ
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ther commentary than that conveyed by the title
which it prefxes
aTnE AsTI-JEwIsH MASI. The Standard Of last night
publishes the following address from the Earl of Wnchilsea
"WxLpos, DEcENBEa Is, isi7.
"Felioro- Countryaen: To those amongst you who have
been mbued with the falsely Liberal but truly Inf
del principles Of the present day. and who still value the ines
Unable blessings which Christianity has conferred upon
counyto those amongst you who still regard it your
highest duty, and your exalted privilege, uphold that
blessed religion which cucied Lord and Saviour be-
queahed the most invaluable Of all earthly posses
sons-I call upon you this hour of national aposacy and
indety y every duty which you yourselves your
children country, and to your God and by that awful
count which shall all have give before his rbuna boldly
and firmly declare the majority of The nominal protesting
Christians the lower house of Parliament who by their
last night have placed Christianity and Judaism upon
the footing within the walls of that house. that you
prepared bury yourselves under the ruins OF your country
rather than suffer tho Christian character OF the Legislature
be DESTROYED and tho foul and unbeaahe stigma be attach
ed TO and that England has become Christ denying
people.
q have tic honor be, with every respect your mos
obediel ilhial servant,
'WIScuILsEA AND NorrISsnAM."
Ii The ,ast d all this !; is gratifying to find Tia,
one al ne leading advocates for the removal Of the
Jewish Disabilities is young and very promising
Catholic robieman, whom We nay fad some oho.
occa>iun ta commemorate vain due honor. we
trust ,I,4t when Baron RoTn5cnlLD shall take H.
saato Parliament. he will not turn about and repay
HIM Violent philippe against Plus TX, by ring
ing r"&t &iarum about the danger 10 EnC'!.b
freed. 44G the progress of Popery, aal HEIR
uutc agaiua. the On scarlet l4dy ~ Babylon. NJ
toat asI snaanciPattd cannot gracefully lasisiuaon
bear! pFrnlef without reproacil 10 cHshge u;hera;
lad when nleu &c getting he4iew benefits NJ fiber
-Hled lonsE' am she recognised rigft OF holding
waa. faith tile, ncy, they ought certainly 4 dis
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maMPIls, iGNN.J MAuca ~, .
SHOOTING AgYHAY-Daring ne adjournment o. The
Memphis Com 1eial lnd Grinal CaII yesterday, Judge
Il. W. NJ. kIss, it, presiding logc hinously assaulted,
wit, PISTOL and cane Z. lHylSG, E junior editor o the
Enquier, for article publs cd he Enquirer II that
rnqrng censurng Judge Kings conduct and interference
The ccporiion aud county election Ios SATURDAY igt
Jadsc ktSu, il is said discharged NJ barrels ~
ing ol Of which lodged IL Tic suffce Of Mr. Irving :
aud another striking Tie hand 81 Mr. Dssiei ho-
tlkceJcr. lie als' usod hls cinc md sverpy hat Nj l.
The hcal ami face with h pistol Mr.. l. hsl his pistol
10 drop he hand he TINA H. wrist vas shot He
knocked the Judge down. j. said, with his care, which
&c had ID down adef 6r.t strkig Irving They were
finely patted while closely crcel and both dvn ucn Tic
ior Mr. Irving i small, weakly man, and he Judge
si .fnoter AID Tint i unSauautabc
saui admitting Of palnion wha,e,cr, i, tie general
voice o. The community far have heard Is ,xpres-
son, and That has leen quite free one.-EGelc
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Examination on Chagc ot Murder committed IgtOtcoH
years ago-Mr Jotn Cook, IT, of Nnch,idUn va arrosi
"a Monday Of las week. OH warrant from Jusce Pai,
Of Fschhurg charging him with lho murder u his WIFE, IN
1881. nv administering afs5c. The friends n the deceased
had suspicious o posoung at tho time 0, her DEAN,
AMI developments greatly Increased these
suspicious TIE body kept tomb, and has nued
remarkable state of preservation. The If The
stomach and b,wels brought Boston lew weeks since
by Dr. Alfred Hitchcock OF Ashby, and chemical analysis
made Ivy Professor Webster the Medical College, WHO
obtained four five grains OF arsenic, MS testified bflrs the
magistrate. The testimony Of The nurse Of Mrs. Cook the
sexton, and eight medical gentlemen, showed
strong prio face against the prisoner. who
mi.d ty the Justice 10 Worcester jail 10 take his trial for
der Of The Tenn Of The supreme Court Boston ALs
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FROM MONTEREY.

The Monterey Gazette of the 26th ultimo is
filled with graphic account of the celebration Of
the anniversary of the battle of Bnena Vista. The
celebration took place at the Governors palace on
the 23d. The officers Of the 10th infantry gave
splendid dinner to Gen. Wool and the officers OF
the army now with the division who shared with
him the perils and achieved the victory of the ever
memorable 22d of February, lSf7 The Ge-
neral was in excellent health and spirits, and enter.
ed with zest into the festivities. Toast, story, re-
mlniscence, song, and sentiment went round the
sumptuously spread board, and several very peril.
nent speeches were made. We copy sketch of
that made by Gen. Wool, in giving the following
toast:
family crowned with Of laurc, aud bearing his
shield the victories u Palo Alto, Resaca da Ia Palma Mon
terey, and Buena Vista"
General Wool remarked that he thought il proper and
fit occasion, seeing many gallant spirits present. contra
dict statement which nal been published the Unte,
Safes, and recently coming from tie ohe line, thar at
Period of The two eyen days de I'D and Esd Of
February. 1912. when, Santa Aura said, blood pwed in
hrret, and the fed Of battle s,rewr vi the bodies
Of lie dead that lie had advised Gen Taylor iaI back
from the position occupied ~ tho american troops at
he pass d Angostura lie declared the statement be
"a7ily ard totally false, and without The shallow OF toan-
8dHn jLe ila Q! ablsiDIing iaat po,o had for
nonent occupied III mind lr from IL ne considered
The only position il the valley Of Saluio where small
force ccud msa;ain e against large one; nnd had Sc
ecteG il early the 80 II Ltcgabr 1916 DAYS
atei III arrival at AgNa Nuotu ulr the enteaY u
''tn. Worth 10 COME and assist 4 6pe Cen Santa Anpr,
who ne supposed arFraa.C -a!tto with large Amy.
he was cohd ~ that -oad ao!e il with his column,
ha! time about 700 strong sinst any force which il
probar Sta Anna could bring against it. He furthes
pafked Tia; such The strength Of the position that but for
the ui uaate aai most unexpected retreat Of Col Bos
fTpi thp diana rft ytla
nave defeated the Mexican afiay cy The Any The attack
IN The cenre had been euled with gtaa la hs fasltDg-
tons battery; the advancing copnps sent and force
The lett hal also teHn T6pGsed al6 dispersed ehe, this
raonent, Bmies ag lent ned urdss his order ftieai,
The feli 81 battle Ghc engineer III dir staff II santa Anna
says in his report u he hate chat II tnafca, the
tine they dispersed toe advancing columns had PUSHED %,
The Ne@'cans would aaye been defeated tnnh SEEING
our troop lying 'a ie.G, nsened Up fresh cas q Ian
GERS dose aark Leul. ODlel now capaia md forced
1ur ,ett
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Oar dispatches from the Ncrhr ties indicate change
IN the Produce and Provision markets At Baltimore How
ard street -four continued 50 IS red WHEAT 1873 37;
white d.. lbs 81 ~ 40 o white, and AZ
IS ccns iJr yellow Beef cattle S337 per 100 pounds
gross average; hoga SO a 6 rs Whiskey % 81 cents
The French has completely unsettled the Tobacco
iuaIket and dealers unwilling o. purchase until fur
tscf eHs IL received The mutations are uncbangcd
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E,LrlNonT, NABca 81
Nv despatch from PhgdslDliq &c npthtns that is new
rxctp, hai Ex-slden, Vas Brua~ has arrived in city,
H. Ia The which were attached the sngue and
tender tia, yesterday m through tie ridge Newark. This
frighiui accident, and ~ arniiI thai did not
involve great Of f. TIE Cae ~ was new and Of
aofdHary prwcT, ard the ENGINEER, ha,ing but
tine not acqua nad with is speed As the New
aI bridge approached the draw ~ ard sl,op rc
curing PISS The engineer H. signal isg fyi bot
dill not the engine Ill the tran vas goirg on the
bridge ud noi then h. siopP'j ~, oc1patve III
and the bottom. The birraf" or fo owed IT, an
tie fraprJ secon lciass raScnEsr half over when
Tie wood work gave way which held tie irseb ca anJ
il hung pendent the chas'n OILY person Ei-
cd. lie tic fireman Of ~ Raan ream,rn. which
burnt Monday, aud BIZ way 1lc 10 hs family
New BunsHick. His Cn.ics SlrdCfson. Hr
Jumped TO the upon tn bridge ,'5kine hi head and
ribs against tie beams and falling r below. The
cnriacer and frcmen also jnrpd III; ne former badly
bert, and the latter escaped without r3ry. Tie baggage
crates fnaed down sIcal lot trG bak aud tie bag
q ge tax N ort
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All yENtR4BLE pRCsEy.

~ CrsrIs, A1tps.oo, b. psesea~G /. ", ,,v-.n-
lau, CaFs Il. z. Lar y. D. H. 5 Euouasrs II ,,,cer
shes, brilliant SERVER. id lie Merriam ha., e4l Tie
ar,lc q g1 NE Gersrai sword, with ri wing in.
.tio.s = Tie gift Of Gsrca,' Washington 70 George W.
Grf4s, l01 of laaupry reg" " re. srted 4, o. rye
IN 7 Custr Captain Roreu F.. LEI, l ), ! H. 22d
j /, pruarg, 1873"
isis gncent sahrs is peculiarly venerable ron, IL being
M ogI5 spD,d 6a Wgshiagtop Cper ntd il II. life
,EEs, aad ntfi his h0a1 to ! lutaaG i Ing.
hr Irrsa nie'i ~ The Chef ri 'rp,ca 49,
oic,F u cav,'y,) 1875, was attebdr ~rh nc
ton " !hs sword, sir, you dsnw ~ iut
cause, " III defence ii yoGr country"
Narn this interesting rclc Of past a. shall ays Ill
IcSco, w!.I nt many mar,i1 gin; ! gl.po ,nnY
dlan crap hit thar s!aspe II ID, FAc,
ls Country
tae y ,s.iGSton Sab" win -eEaaia I snort inTr N n.
hgy~orl.y, "h' executing ne iasc lp.or,
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NAv,L--The y. > shp Rsliet, i.ep. 'orm irSn,ss,
arrived At Pensacol the a instant, passage u rine
days trom Anton bzlri1, Gulf If Mexirs
Inc Re.tsi bTyusht from Mex Corano,lore
PiRHT boosted his flag hoad of the l,gae M sis
sigpi, Commander MACKENZIE, thp r,onlng the ii,
instant, and Proceeded tom Vera Cruz s,.g the
elstwat, accompanied ~ he stacst I'll, Lieut. Comm.
UEaNnnN.
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u EvOLUTIoNARy CLAIMS am !

ID REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS am in posse ssion Of
HI authentic documentary evidence Of the services and
claims Of the officers OF the Virginia State Line and Navy TO
Continental Lines Of the several States to PENSIONS
pay and bounty lands The evidence will be furnish
cd, the claim prosecuted the option Of the claimant
Letters directed to Gen. John " Duvs Attorney law,
Tallahassee, Florida, post paid will be attended 10.
oct f4-cpd JOHN p. DUyAI-
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Frozen DsarHThe Mary land Rcformer tIoekville.
reports the death Of Mrs. SAeE aged and y rthy lady,
who, returning home from ncighbors house on Monday
night week, fell into stream Of ard va ound frozen
10 death the neyt dow
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Lto.t.. 0yTga-We Euow vi nsilrce in ulrh a
nu4'a rt'er-, rather han reduce the wages M.
uc, = offer hIs mills, mirhincty, and has own X, a.
J' NC, months - those operative, wibout any chang. lhec-
~. ~ item divide the rfo 10 The lths l -
among theose Ives fr their srr.ccs Hi ogcra.iyes
piv sa-fc', AMI many Of them have been i, III loy
ing l9e and he dislkes q a. any thing that rn y dis
tie tnot exis.. between him ard ihcu
p1ct,skgj C..-,y. /.
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The Rockville (Md Journsl says that the III, Of Mont
gomcry county (Md) IL nj present without tenant The
Journal adds "his unusual thing Of late as crime 10
Of rare occurrence in our county" /.
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The venerable Dr. SrEASe, Of New Yor ard Is Sarur-
day, alter illness q 'gecs caused h absorption
Of while probing 4 mortified linb.
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''iA P"tNiaily SU3''S. " p"otSh ~ iGteFS' ~
Nrorl, Ilastty, himself ~ laraa needing tp.Er4-
non, Gsriaye9 IL n.le ol !. as Watson mach
These H., c1fr or,g,i.as (Which may III t,.,,,
.;,,f,;staa, gJ; l,.e,,, yf,A |. .c.,'. -
s... , II, IN -. : " -
A'u !" S'..' .~ up ~ t1c iseiSFchtiaS
spiEtt WEich MAJ iia3I fne tGsoms Of men cJr!.
planning ol persecr.tia. II Is uGito like o&r 40Ea
fierce od aPicrr Fathers = sFLo led fran, Emo
Lar a s,,t r. lor l. p.t,,ic., + ,l.,-..,,., II Y,
l..h,I 9..To. -
- NF's'e,S 'isi'a II NV 'I9Fe E"sfs
!" hha1hs ia iIhu". t@i2h3, NF 3artAg - sisih&, Oh
points Of taith ou' @sc !hau ileir oWn " League
RIA Covei, fr,.' n.rtd II Iona u win ira, su
lnese p'oPte h.a .trre' spiritual injustice: they
"np'e"", iy1r. god lesson ios ~b!ch Jove,
according u Grg " hs darling child Nic!de II
sc@ooi % Adver,,
sim. ragac tss r..c1 ar.
Wa nar rs. she t,ra
WIS.,, !. ...,...,t ., h. pp,g..
aud to-, Isl. c,...D.3 y o,.l4 Il o,i,.,. u,
Pit ,ctf, ~ tEn ;..f., mani .reI.,,,,s III
l,sralifr sa,., Il, ,, WHY, r-., soa, -
hihltiug Itself Gi,. uw / great seat 81 !eariAAp
uas atiori,i., aB .;. ID uet very University, 4
very diileyeui a. W. hare good acccan
ot Tito scene FIN III. l,i ,q io. extract from ]. ,-
tra paper It a oa was lie latte i4.1iang
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'roa ruy BosToy yoruxAl.

Mn SLErIEa Ia DE use Of Choofnrm m rnsr,thec
agent h'ye already quite many questionable re-
srs = give preference IN pttcite suiphuFic cher
SOU msy rejoice that il IL Possessed I" p,ruGoS aud
valuable properties. To say nothing o woaderu sedtt-
IRE powers animal functions, pryc- Tn. yerf,ct
solvent To- al Inc vegetable gums Even Gua Percha which
yields n agen and f)rhiha solvent has etcr been
made public, d~olycs readily cl,oiom and without the
application oE cacc Is heit IN SOLUTION ~ such manner a.
70 rrnd,r Is greatest benefits immc'.acl, available.
lake tho cry u send you ~ worthy express gent
Mr. Foster hn Of hss solution, be examined at yonr
cue. y ou al iiui wherever thin nj oi Il IL APP
ped scclay 'ae ssre u the hldv mn appareay new
skin rug3 The choro5ru insanity cvajcraues ard tfe
percia alone Sem1in forming II Ser FREE isiclass
from irritating qualities, ara pate end mpcryous Z, air
AM water he r tsc, aud III same time almost as
adhesive. applet ~ larger quanijttS forms shields or
srlint- fer fscratCi or'frcnrfd linb.
VIII yon hav. Goodnes through ynrr columns 30 sug
ges 70 ihe medical profession trial d his preparation in
dIcssne uch wounds, &c. need ruy DO kclt rightly
adi..icJ and protected from atmosphere action
Yours, truly, Z. 3.
ANroyEn, March -, lS4S.
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" lic i riscn lie is ristp
" Ali the jews must 70 10 prison I"

there are s' folks in that country who appear ne
yer 20 have come down 10 any better ideas than
those for which, Shakespeare drew his Shyiock and
one OF these iolks is it seems, British Earl. The
nob,eman's views seem Just about upon level with
illose OF front-deB,puf," in Scouts ..Iyanhoc y
and, verify, lis Christianity may, after all, be much
the same as that worihy's! We copy from the
ondon Morning Chronicle, which deigns no fur
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~ THE EDITORS.

GESrLraEN Permit TO request the Gtrcdncta, q tbs
notte. showing tho be aaic Of t,sl4 Peyria
and Cah,r.fo-m Whatever nay DC she ultimate opinion d
The sa IS % choroor ia s-eca oraraon there ca h. 70
doubt d proposed " Ito writer # tbs article
Ald ha'ln1 bal PAINFUL operation performed upon my
se uder The influence of c.oroom with potsat success.
an without ay a'tagdant tiart MT every way pleasant
'rust the Sod yet = know 49,: csr0aty The exceptions
its Use, whse must - sacrifcel e. saf.ty g. W.
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RAIrrt:m ayp GAsroN nA,LnoAp,

fr5O app,tnsioDs 81 the public aud the patrons
IT the Ratigl aid castor Railroad t. the effects Of
tie lite fire the ie pruspt sand means OF he road no.
lice is given tsi c Stare thoes have m de arapve-
ncts 10 RI sir the a'e loss the R1d en1ed 10 transport
ii regular order aud m BOD time nil the produce rrcan-
disc travel, Ne. that mPy h. offtttd
THOMAS MILLER President
Oficr Raleigh AMI fiaston Railroad, March i6, 1918.
mar ej--w5w
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SOUTH OF MISREPRESENTATION View Of the Liter
- Of the South Of Europe, by Sisn,nd with by
Roscoe from the last london edition. including all the notes
iron, the last Paris edition.
Luther and the Reformation by John Scott, MA. new
edition. IN voumcs Price rs cents
Pictorial History Of England Nus III and 49, nearly COM
plang the work
Iust published aud for sale by II. FARNHAM,
mar corner OF ith street aud Penn avenue.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-25

A DMINIsTRATDR,s nCTICE.--Notice Is hereby
given that have taken Il ers Of administration upon
the estate of VI Sally Crook Late Of this county. Having
seted up the estate am prepared TO Distribute the same 70
her heirs She is native OF England, aud believe from
London She lived twenty years in the family Of
the late Clack Robinson, Of thi, county
HENRY q. G0ODLOE,
6-cp1 Warrenton, Administrator, Warren co. N. c.
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GUTrA PERCilA AND cHLoRoFoRn.

WAsusoroS, Nanca 20, 1915.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-15
Brunswick Seminary.

rU,HIS School is divided into Male and Female De-
i partments, each of which Is under the care OF
exnerienced Teachers. This arrangement secures the
successful introduction of all the Branches of Educa
ton usually taught in our Seminaries and Boarding
Schools, including Drawing, Painting, Needle-work
and Music (al thoroughly taught for the low terms
of from s., 90 to $500 per quafter)
Numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry, Bota-
nv Philosophy and Astronomy, which are illustrated
with suitable apparatus. These branches are taught
with special reference to their application in Agr-
culture and the Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano at Sc per term.
few pupils will be accommodated with board in
the family of the Principal. (at 81 ,75) where they
will have every care from the Teachers, and not he
exposed in stormy weather; as the School is under
the same roof.
This School possesses small select Library, and
collections in Mineraogy, Geology, Conchology and
Botany.
DAY, March 49, ,,u.,ou o.,
Brunswick, Feb 3, is4s. d9o-wls