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WEST JERSEY COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Mount
wv Holly, BURLINGTON county, New IcrxaY.-R.u

wv FST JERSEY CULLEGIATE SCHOOL, NOunJ
w Holly, Burlington county, New JcrSey-Rcv
Samuel Miller, r, A. NJ principal Assistaat teachers
Henry Rinker, A. B.; Stephen g. Dodd A. B. Timothy
Chisman, Samuel T. Thompson, Rufus Britain This in
sttution having beyond the limits of the prem
ises which it lately occupied, entirely arrange
ment has been made for the FUTURE commencing with The
uaon upon the decviy OF Mount Holly and Just be, on
The outskirts Of the town, Of which commands beau
ul view, has been secured where boarding scholars only
will BE- received. The buildings already erected or in
progress of erection, of ample proportions The
grounds upwards of fifteen extent the greater
part OF which will be devoted the recreation of the pu.
pills. gymnasium upon the premises, and a riding
course round the whole, wiz afford amusement as well as
wholesome exercise and promote skill in gymnastics and
Workmanship, which will be regularly practised.
The school is designed prepare boys thoroughly for
college, business of life The plan propos 10 nni
with tue most careful attention to health physical
ment, and personal habits and manners faithful religious
instruction and complete eparaory course in English
the principal ancient nnd modern languages and the sci
ences course extended as to supply in some pood
measure, the defect of college education when thar
not be obtained. The aim is, to make the puns able
both TO speak and to write we'll read languages
which they study, The Latin and French are made as
far as possible the medium of intercourse in the school
Each scholar has separate desk and chair the school
roon ana each separate bedroom to which, all eis.
ure times he has, free access
IERMs The beginning OF the session the most clgibe
ime tor pupils to enter but pupils are received M
any tne, .no"sh MOI Tor less than period equivalent
whole session, or to leave before the end of session with
out paying Tor the whole Every ordinary expense for
which an extra charge not here expressly made per
Of age and not studying the ancient languages $50 so
washing, &c., $5. French, German and SPANISH each
VIZ Books and stationery furnished, when desired at
CITY prices Payment quarterly, in advance
Pupils unable to pay the full price, and promising dill
gence and usefulness particularly the children of clergy
men-oi missionaries, above all-wi be received such
reouced terms as their circumstances require and
e means OF the institution permit catalogue and pros
Pecs with further particulars, may be obtained by add
dressing the prime pal
Applications places should be as early possble
April 2o-2aw2w SAMUEL MILLER, IT,, Principal.
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Proposals for "a Loan.
Treasury DEPArraLENr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
SEALED proposals will be received under the act OF sl
- March last, until B. P: M, on Saturday. the l7h OF
stock, reimbursabe twenty years from aud after the l
day OF july sis bearing six per cent interest annun
jay Ny bid viii viii be r eceed below pn
will any bid be considered upless per thereof
fore the date fixed for opening the proposals. The bids in
all cases. must be unconditional, and without any refer
enee TO The bids OF Others and should state distinctly the
sorsed PropGsal' for oa" e and addressed to tie
to the lepostay oihe United States the places Of
residence OF the persons respectively whose oilers may DO
successf but the amount of the accepted bids from bid
ders not residing in the United States be deposited
with the assistant New York, Boston, Pha
To give an opportunity all persons participate In
the investment OF funds in this stock, bids will be received
law--being for fifty doiiars-as well for hi CHER
All certificates under thousand dollars will be trans
that sum and upwards will be transferable Of
the treasury or by delivery with coupons attached the
option Of the bidder. To avoid expense coniu sion, and
multi plicaton of accounts all certificates with coupons
attached will be for the sum OF one thousand dollars
awarded in five equal ins,alents in each the
months of July August, September. October and Novem
twenty thousand dollars, where the bidder may be de-
siroqs of making immediate payment, in which case the
bear interest in all from the date of deposite
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department at
of all persons who may desire attend bur, under
provision introduced into the of 3lst OF March last no
accepted, the deposited in advance will be i'm.
mediaeiy returned The whole premium the amount
awarded must be deposited as part of the first
X. J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York, Philade
phla, Baltimore, Charleston and New Orleans, and in all
other States the papers selected print the laws
United States authorized publish this
April iS--dil7thJuneif
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CEALED proposals will be received at the office of tina
~ Clerk OF the House OF Representatives. Of United
states, unt Saturday, the i3'h day OF May lsls bind
ing books and documents ordered by the House TO be bond
PRIOR TO the 2Sth April islSon which day such proposals
WI be opened by The Clerk AT 10 o'clock, M presence
OF the chairman of the Committee Accounts and bv
will be submitted by the Cle,k the Committee ON Ae
counts on the following Tuesday the 10Th day OF the month
of May Aforesaid, for their approval.
Specimens of the kind of binding required may be seen
at the Clerks office any lime
THOMAS J. CAMPBELL,
April 2S-3ta wtd Clerk III r. N Is
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l. generally known Warrenton Sprngs,) will be omen
for the reception of visers the LIST of June Extensive
to the whole establishment No expense will be spared IN
adding to its establishment, to the comfort and pleasure
instances the positive intrinsic value of the water and ia
anlos, miraculous effect in particular cases. has been
garded as good policy to enlarge the ACCOMMODATIONS and
to complete the original design, CRAFTY the taste
and fancy ofguests, well promote their health and
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy region in ul
view of the bold Blue Ridge, and in the vicinity of the
beautiful village of Warrenon visitors may on horseback
or IN carriages, over the improving roads, enjoy the
alleys, the pistol gallery the game OF billiards or the hea
full dance. The lovers OF music and flowers will find pecu
iaf care has been taken to win their approval while
ialow deer and the fawn, the gold and silver fish, the elk
and the may relieve tedious hour to those who are
Interested in the FIRE nature. In word. every step has
been taken which expanded iberality could suggest to
add to the comfort and accommodation of visitors The
hurdle race and tournament, the fancy ball, masquerade
tlons Nor are these preparations designed for The gay
monde only. To the holy ministers of religion of every
sosnd ase cordial not gtudgng invitation given
Of the church are respected throughout the
These springs are So or 80 miles according route
taken, from fredericksburg, and ~ so from Alexandra
Irl-weeky stages Will run from both these points ill July
when daily lines will be established Visers leaving
District OF Columbia in the stage steamer at or 8 m
Wl reach the springs the day and ut the
Sl 90 thronghtickets having been agreed on between
the Richmond and ksurg Railroad Company and
the stage from Fredericksburg TO the Springs 10
make the ticket 50 from Richmond and 81 81 from Wash
lng!on,
Warrenton Springs, aud all letters should be directed
or they may be LETT at Warrenton the White Sui
Terms OF board viii be as follows: $50 for the who
son, ending LIST October; 75 for months $50 Tor Two
weeks VI rs per day lodging SO cents each Ser
wants, and children under II years DID, hall price No
tables provided for children before the usual hour thoe
who their the ordinary table will he CHARGED
iuh price Horses 'o cents day, or Sl0a month
Aprll Zo--liu Superintendent
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NEW and Cheap Furnishing store.-The subscribe

NEW and Cheap Furnishing store-The suoscfl be n
IN have opened new House-iurni,hng Store on Penn
syvana avenue between 10th and 18th streets, door
w Dyers auction rooms, where they nend keeping
sale full assortment OF all articles used in genee
housed keeping, embracing
Cabinet furniture
China, glass; and crockery-ware
Hardware aud cutlery
Plated. Britannia, and abata
Tin and Japanned ware
Wooden ware, baskets and brushes
Looking. glasses
Solar lamps and girandoles
And a variety of miscellaneous and fancy articles.
They have with the determination to sell as low
the same goods he had in any market, and
comniodatng They invite call from all house keep
and others wishing TO purchase Goods delivered free
of charge.
April 2l-eoiw McGREGOR & MITCHELL.
DUCATION.-R ID. McCARTER'S boarding
county Pennsylvania The branches taught embrace all
those of thorough English education, together with the
Latin, Greek, French, and German languages vocal and
instrumental music plain and ornamental writings draw
ing, &c.
charge whatever connected with this institution. Payment
required until the end of the term.
This institution has been successful operation under
the of the present principal for the last nine years
The principal has lately enlarged his buildings and will
be prepared by the Of the session.
accommodate about boarders
Summer session will commence the first Monday OF
May
Parents wishing to place their in cheap and good
school, where they will enjoy every possible facility for
mental and moral improvement, for circulars and refer
ences, Nc. will please address
Principal and Proprietor Strasburg, Lancaster CO., Pa
March 29--6w
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LOH rent two handsome three-story brick house,
on Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and 7th street,
ne houses contain each with porches FINN,
and back. They new, and built ia the modern STYLE
succeed m Hpnt, To initiate marble Rent a good
tenant al $500 per year, payable quarterly Inquire Of The
subscriber, next door, Mr. Owen, near Willard.
Hotel " N
Nav 6-3* las n PHILLIPS
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THE Seminary for young Ladies' lately .dvor,,.s,

ME Seminary for young Ladies', lately adve rtlsed
by Miss Carroll, will be opened the second Monday
In May next in the large and conmodious building nea,
the residence of Dr. Lindsey and occupied bS Mrs
Reed, on G, between AZ and 9th streets -
daily conveyance will be provided for pupils resdins
remotely from tue institution, free of expense
Applications for admission, for information can be
Rev Ms Bannatyne, Rev. Mr.. Berry, or Col Andrews
April 26 1913 ~ - w. O"''
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Burlington College,

VIE summer term of this institution will begin ON the
caio mrs, day OF May Application admission the
, m course or to the preparatory course, may BIZ
APP 22-IOt " S''
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TUCKER 4 DANIEL,

Successors TO Tucker e. Son. Merchant 7alors,
- EGG leave call the attention OF members OF Congress-
ID strangers and their generally, to general
and carefully selected assortment OF spring and summer
goods, which they have opened at their establishment,
three doors OF Browns Hotel
They will name part superior cashmere, cloth, cash
merets, drap d'ete, and other materials, Tor coats
Single mled cassimeres, linen drills duck, &c. for pants
Light silks cashmeres, and marseilles, for vests
Also, under-shrts drawers gloves, cravat Nc suitable
10 the season.
They propose furnish articles of clothing cheap
the articles could be bought in this any
other city April 4-3taw3w
ICE CREAM.-M. q C. PAINTER would respectfully
call the attention of residents in Washington TO SUI
perior quality OF their ice cream.
Having dairy OF fifty cows, provided for in the best
manner, they will insure, Al al lines article OF the
purest kind, and endeavo to please the taste of the
astidious Is richness and hn
Orders their Depot, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween l7Gh and 18th streets, viii meet with attention
will be delivered to address any specified
time
For family use in plain vessels per gallon, So 5O in
mouds, S3
Mar 22-eod3moS
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CANTON MATrINGs.-Just received 200 pieces mat,
~ ting, in A. and 81, best quality.
Also 20 pieces green and white mating 1S per
yard
May 5-3t d. CLAGETT co.
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ID HENISH WINES -.Johannes beryer 6. R,de.hsi
IL mer,' "Gescnheim," "Hochei mer, Neirstein with
variety OF other Rhenish w,nes of fine qualify Tor safe
by JAMES BAIIIE Wine Mrrcbant
% Chesnut-st, next door to Congress Hall hotel Ph
dephia. Nav 7-6
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SfHAW GOODs.-Ths day opened "A fresh supply OF
- childrens leghon hats Also chldren's fancy bald'
in variety.
On hand genemen's and youths straw hats, of ever
style, some quite new, at STEVENS'S
May 7-3tif Sales. ROOM Browns Hotel
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\XTAsHINGrON MORrON'S CLARETS-The sub.
w scrber has Just received fine cIare'
wines, consisting OF palmer Maganx," "Leovle "Lo.
rose,' Mouton," "Poullac," ST Julian" &c, &c d.
rect from Washington Morton, of Bordeaux for sale whole
sale and retail JAMES BAILIE Wine Merchant
% Chesnustreet, next door Congress Hall hotel Pha
delDhia M.v--G,
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ENESH Lobkters Hnllibut MasIkerel, md Salmon,
l. can be had in the different fish markets Baltimore,
daily, as we shall receive them fresh every morning.
ArrI 0-3t WALKER IL SMITH.
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l)ATtIOFlC Bank stock MT nuction.--On Wedne.
day evening next, the 10Th instant o'clock, | shall
Sell at my auction store, for OF whom may
chasers.
Terms cash. r w DYER.
May 9-df Aucuoneer
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81 Mary's Hall. Burlington New Jersey. ,
INHE new term of this institutions r the educ alton
Il young ladies' will commence the first day tf May
Applications for admission may he made To the
Ap 22-l0t Il. j. GERMAN,
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England
The crown security bill has been passed During the
discussion speeches were made by Sir Robert Peel and
Lord John Russell, the Substance of which is thus
given:
Sir RonkRT PEEL said, he could not allow the bill to pass
He thought i tight that @p bad not o i p
traitors, should be reduced the position of eons he
would keep those frogs that were croaking sedton the
the Dimensions of the nober animals that beloved
lie warned Mr. O'Connor, that those who drew 100 900
together. could oresee what might the con
sequences After showing that genemans declarations
loyalty not very satisfactory he said that in what
he proof that there good for
a time the hands OF her Maestys government. He re-
made in the metropolis, and exhored the government and
the legislature those whose cxeons had been
and declared it be his firm belief that the security
existing government depended rigid abstinence
from any interference in the transactions of that country
lie hoped that the working clnsses Of Great Britain would
not be deuded by the doctrines held in France respecting
labor and the wages of labor If it that men,
without reference TO their different capabilities strength
and capacities, ought all receive the daily wages
all the experience and all the lights of the hundred and
Lord JoHN RcssEI briefly adver,ed the e rent mem
bers against thus b which, he believed would tend much
the security OF the peace of the empire He then referred
the exciting and iniammaory lanpns 20 ,ed in DbIn
and other parts OF that il nigh lead in
parts of the country. outrage insurecon Inn
that outrage asd that cod i, mi do,r. b
cause government had the OF so dong a, is dc
posa in the 10y atty and affection of the people, and in the
o,ce OF army, whose fidelity had been most ouliv and
beIled in various ways both in and On, o,
Hs then proceeded that Immediately ,o.,
Easter the House would proceed to the discussion OF
~' Tssns to It 6Co"ae is OF the a
repeal OF union, he showed thar all the
which Mr.. Gratan complained ~ the Irish Parliament.
and which by that Parliament
been ru,essed by Parliament OF the Un,,cd Kingdom
He declared his reades, listen 10 proposition sup
ts object tie provenen Of the laws and condition
thar country but by discussion (t the choice should be
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
CENSUS FoR la4a.

We have been endeavorlng for two or
three weeks, 10 obtain complete returns
from all the counties in the State. of the
late census, but as yet we have not sue
ceeded. The list as published this week,
leaves eight counties still unheard from at
the last dates from Jefferson CITY, viz:-
Clark, Dunklin, Franklin, jackson, Jas
per, Marion, Van Buren, and Wright
The Sherifls are required TO make these
returns TO the Secretary of State, before
the first Monday in November, and any
failure 10 comply with this law, subjects
the negligent officer to fine Of five hum
dred dollars. How many of these eight
delinquent sheriff will pay the forfeiture
they have incurredp We venture the
prediction that moi one of them will be re-
y y to
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.

We understand that il is intended BY
the Ladies of the Presbyterian Church 10
hold Festival for the purpose Of raising
means to deiray the balance due for plas-
tering, for stove pipe, and TO pay for put
ting up suitable steps at the doors. The
design of this festival is very commenda-
bic and praise-worthy, and we should be
pleased to see it largely attended, that the
objects had in view may be fully accom-
plishsd as such things most usually are,
when undertaken by the ladies. The fes-
tival will be held in the Court house, on
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst. Let
all who desire TO see an ornament 10 our
young city not only freed from embarrass-
ment, but rendered comfortable and con-
venient, lay by a few dimes for this par
licular object.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l2.-S P. M

WAsHINGToN, Dec. l2.-S P. M.
After prayer by the Chaplain, the Rev.
Henry Slicer,
Mr.. Benton presented petition from a
number of citizens of New Mexico, pray
ing the establishment OF territorial gov
ernment.
Upon the motion TO refsr and print, the
discussion was very animated, in which
the best talents Of the Senate were enga-
ged, among them Messrs. Clayton, BEN
ton and Calhoun, some angry words pass
ed between Messrs. Benton, Calhoun and
Wesicolt. Alter explanation from Mr..
Calhoun, the motion was carried.
In pursuance Of previous notice, MIR.
Douglass introduced bill providing for
the establishment Of territorial govern
ment III California.
i HoUse.-AfIer transacting unimportant
business, Mr.. Pallrey asked leave 10 in
troduce bill prohibiting slavery in tie
District of Columbia-reinsed.
MIR. Root introduced resolution di-
recting the Committee onterritories 10 re-
port bill organizing territorial govern
ments in California and New Mexico, and
excluding slavery from said territories.
A motion was made 10 lay the resolu-
tion onthe table. which was rejected. The
resolution was then laid over, under the
rule.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
WAshlNeroN. Dec. la-8r. NJ

Senate. after prayer by the Chaplain,
sundry petitions and memorials were pre-
senIed and appropriately referred. a.
ihong them, Mr.. Cameron presented me-
mortal, numerously signed by citizens of
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, praying
a reduction of the'tarif of 1916.
Mr.. Dickinson submitted resolution
instrucling the committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads, respecting the mail SER
tice.
MIR. Woodbury. gave notice that on
Tuesday next he would call up Llll pro-
viding for Tie retired list.
On motion Of MIR. Dix, the Senate ad-
journed.
House. The standing committees were
called in order BY the Speaker for reports,
after which sundry petitions were pre-.
senled and referred.
MIR. Henry submitted resolution di-
reciing enquiry into The expediency of es-
iablishing branch mint in California,
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
!aEThe weather, lor .he las, few DAVIS,

IfThe weather, for the last few days,
has been unusually severe, and altho' the
sun shone ou, all day yesterday, the effect
upon the snow, which is now several inch
es deep, was hardly percepiible. We'be-
lieve there has been little or no sleighinE
as yet, though the present state OF the
weather is quite favorable for that kind of
amusement. The river is frozen over at
this point, and will probably continue SO
for some time.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

Change Of Veaue. WIN. Clardy, charg-
ed with the murder of - Ponds, who
was TO have been tried at special term
Of the Hickory Circuit Court, on Monday
last, has obtained change to this county.
He was returned 10 our jall few days
since, for safe keeping, until he can have
trial. We have not learned whether
Judge Wright has fixed upon day for a
special term.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

TTAs the time for yearly settlements
is at hand, we hope that many who are in
arrears with us, will do us the kindness
to call in and pay up. 1t is fact-tho'
the world in general, and many of our
patrons inparticular, act as iclhey believed
o,herwise-that we cannot live and thrive
on empty and unfulflied prOmises, sin-
gle whit better or easir than other people,
and We therefore, call upon all who know
themselves TO be behind with us more than
one years subscription, 10 cNme forward
and square up, and begin the new year
with quiet conscience. To our advert
sing patrons we would say that we are al
ways ready to receive and receipt for any
amounts due us. We want money and
must have it, and if this manner of dun
ming will not bsirg it, we must try some
Ssiier plan. Money we are bound ID have
-"psacsabiy, if ~s can, but .tOrci6ly, j we
muSi.' This is the good old jackson rule
Of doing business, and we hope no one
will complain if i, is brought 10 bear up
on them, after beng duly admOnishcd.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
MORNING VISITOR.
= Trnms-$2 PER ANSuM, CASH. =sE
CITY. or lg.gR&gEE:
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. %.

Christmas. = Monday next is Christmas,
and as il is customary for all branches OF
business to be suspended for few days,
we shall so far yield 10 the custom as TO
issue only half sheet next week. We
feel that few days Of relaxation from la
Dor, after years constant toll, will be Of
service 10 us--and independent of this,
our imp claims the usual holiday season,
and we haven't the conscience 10 deny
him this time honored privilege.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

Presidents Message. We lay Before
our readers this week the most important
portion of this document. lis enormous
length prevents our giving the whole of
it, and as We shall issue only half sheet
next week, by the time We put out full
sheet, we reckon the desire to read il will
have worn oil, and we will endeavor 10
give our readers something else equally
as Interesting.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

conform and submit 10 il for the short in
tervening period before Congress assem-
bls, and could legislate on the subject.
The views entertained by the Execu-
tive on this point are contained III a COM
municssicn of the 'Secretary1of State, da-
ted on the 7th OF October last, which was
forwarded for publication in New Mexi-
co, copy Of which is herewith transmit
ted. The small military force of the reg
lar army which was ssrving within the
limits Of ths acquired territories at the
close Of the war, remained IN ;hem, and
additional forces have been ordered there
for the protection of the Inhabitants. and
TO preserve and secure the rights and in
terests Of the United States.