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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Located in the beautiful and healthy borough of York
mia

Pennsy wanna.
TERMS only 500 per for board, washing, and
ton in all the English branches and the Classics The
French German Spanish and Italian languages each SIS
annuIn. ss
For references and particulars circulars this Office
oaddress the principal and proprietor York.
r. HAUGHEY
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Located in the beautiful borough Of York, Pa.
Only J1v homs' ride from The District By railroad cars The
ruhoke aistdalce.
The proprietor of the institute for boys has opened SINH
lar institute exclusively for Young LADIES' having connection
with the male department.
The terms only 500 per for board washing and
ton in all the English branches No for any thing
Music and the modern languages. it
The school numbers twenysx at the close of the first
session. All the young ladies board in the family of the prin
ca Every facility for acquiring solid aud polite education
for less sum than any similar institution the United
States.
For particulars and references circulars this Office
address the principal at York, Pennsylvania.
r. T. HAUGHEY.
N b. The principal having business in Washington will
be at Fullers Hotel Monday and Tuesday the 10th and
TN instant when he Will be pleased parents and guar
disns who may have children send from home be eu
Gated. ap 6--dti5M
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NV FAcrs ~ TsLEoRAPnISe.--Last Monday, during
the rain, the Troy and Montreal line worked successfully from
Trey to Burlington "a distance Of s6 miles) with battery
Of ten cups in which spring Substituted for sulphur
c acid and the battery had been work with the water for
four OF five days previous. tH
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BY late arrival at New Orleans from Texas learn that
the Hon. RrcnAaD BAcHE, Senator in the Texan Lega-
ture from Galveston county, died Austin the l7th March,
public meeting Of the citizens Of Galveston be
held, with view to pass suitable resolutions expressive Of
their gri.f on account Of this public bereavement.
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MASUmIssIox.-We learn from the Lynchburg Virguian
that Capt JoHS WARWICK, Of Amhers, county, who died
few days since manumted by his will all his servants
boring between seventy and eighty He hss made ample
provision for their removal outfit and settlement one Of the
Western States.
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BaEaKISG Icg Sr. LlwREScE.--We
learn that Monday the ice broke up 10 the river St Law
renee Montreal AteIegsphc despatch, dated at Laprsre
on Monday noon, says The whole town is saoat 10 The
depth Of feet The streets many feues The ice
knocked down three houses last evening"
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Adyices from CENTRAL AMERICA 10 The 18th Of
March say that the revolutionary movements in that
country were still going on, and the civil war was
kept up between the contending factions
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The Baron dHAurvrLLr, the father Of the gentleman
who married Miss Ssns Of Boston, whose lawsuits respect
ing custody Of her child caused much
ncrt few years sincr recently died bis residences vevay
in Switzerland The sge Of "a BY his death Miss Sears
would have been Bsfonessa very empty honor (which
she appears willing for the sake Of living in the
United States with her child and parents.
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DsaT or GEs. CHAHLEs M. RrEp, The Albany Even.
ing Journal says We greatly panied TO be compelled
10 announce the death Of Gen. CaAs. NJ REED an esma
BILE citizen Of Erie, (Pa who most extensively uscuIy
and honoaby connected with The commercial business anc
interests Of Buffao and the Western Lakes"
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THE LATE On. AT. SUFFER-. u. s. A

The body Of this esmabe and highy,alented officer has
been brought from the city OF Mexico and Inferred at Jefferson
barracks Missouri For this act Of ficndship dsiner-
escd is gratifying the feelings Of the bereaved relatives
Of the deceased they indebted to the kindness Of Major
H. V. sUMsEH, Of the U. s. Army, who, upon leaving
Mexico brought with him the remains Of bis FRIEND that they
might have sepulture in his native land.
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The Hon. HORACE MANN was elected Repre-
sentative to Congress on Monday last, from the
eighth district of MASSACHUSETTS TO supply the va
cancy caused by the death of EXT President ADAMS.
The Boston Atlas states the vote as follows:
For Mr.. Mann, (Whg). 4,254
Mr. Whittaker, (Dem) ,s39
Abolition and scattering ....... LOGS
The above exhibits considerable Wing gain over
the vote given at the last Gubernatorial election
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The United States Petrita captured from Mexico
during the war; sprung aeak and lost (by being run
ashore and dsmantled Ayarado the 18th March.
She was old boat and supposed have injured her plank
ing in crossing the bar Alvaado, but at the time The leak
was dangerous she had reached point up the
river where she could be rp ashore with safety TO her crew
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The Hon. NATHAN CLIFFORD, adjunct Commits
sioner of the United States Government to the Re-
public of Mexico, sailed from New Orleans for
Vera Cruz on the 9th ultimo
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JOINT RESOLUTION relative to the evidence which shah
be considered satisfactory in applications for bounty land
BE resolved By The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires ~ ne United States Of AmefcG Congress assembled
~ all cases OF application for bounty land warrants under
the approved February eleventh eighteen bundled and
foryseven the honorable discharge Of the applicant showing
the same was predcaed surgeons certificate Of dsab-
ty shall be considered satisfactory evidence to the Commits
sooner Of Pensions thaih disability wasincurcd in the
Of service.
- Approved Mach "a. 1915
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GRAND LoTTERYi
Capitals ,S60,000-S20, 000-s15, 900!
Is drawn ballots out Of 75l

Nearly as many prizes as blanks ~
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For endowng Leesbmg Academy, and for other purposes
Glass No. 10, for ls4S.
To be drawn Alexandria Va, Saturday, April g. s4S
"A Packsge Of IS tickets win contain IS drawn numbers
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[PuBLIc-No. 1871


AN ACT for the relief of the heirs OF John Paul Jones
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
of The United STATES Of Aerica Congress assembled
That the accounts Of the late Commodore John Paul Jones
with the United States be referred the Secretary of the
Treasury to adjust and pay any money of the
United States in the Treasury not otherwise appropriately
upon the principles OF justice and equity according
similar cases and applicable thereto. M
Sec 2 and be further enacted That the Secretary of
the Treasury hereby instructed to pay the legal represent
aves of the said John Paul JONES' and the officers
and marines of the squadron under his command being c
zens of the United Saes their representatives Of any
moneys stock of the United States in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, their respective proportions of the
lue estimated by Benjamin Franklin Of three prizes cap
tued by the squadron under the command Of the said Jones'
and delivered up to Great Britain by Denmark seventeen
hundred and seventy nine be apporoned the basis
the distribution Of settlement made with the captors for
prizes captured by the said squadron received from the
court of France, and confirmed by Congress hun
dred and eighty deducng however, from the share
of Captain Peter Landas the by him or his
legal representatives under Of Congress- approved the
twenty eighth Of March, eighteen hundred and six Proud
ed That in asceang the due the heirs Of said Paul
Jones' any, interest shall be allowed on such claim
Approved, March 81, ls4s
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ss5,oOO-2oo prizes Of 5000 !

+ VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For endo~ing Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. 10, for 1913.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday. April ish 1878.
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IPUaLrc-No. gil

AN ACT to remit the duties hooks maps and charts inn
ported for The use of the Library of Congress.
Be enacted BIZ the Senate and House of Representa-
fires Of the Uted STATES of Anica Congress assembled
That the Secretary of theasuy be and he hereby direct
ed to remit all duties upon such books maps and charts as
have been during the present year. hereafter may be- i'm
ported into the United States by authority Of the Joint Library
Committee Of Congress for the Of the Library Congress
Proded, That il in any case, contract shall have been
made with any bookseller importer, other person, for
hooks, maps charts, in which contract the bookseller
importer other aforesaid shall have paid the duty or
included the duty in sand contract in such the duty shall
not be RENTED.
Approved, March 30, ls4s.
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For clothing Of the army, camp and garrison eQuipage In
GLIDING one hundred and sixty thousand dollars for clothing
volunteers IN lieu Of Communication therefor million
bundled aud twenty thousand dollars.
For subsistence in kind Gin addition to the Of one
million dollars appropriated the present session., two mil
lion nine hundred and thousand nine hundred and
thTty-nlne dollars and seventy -four cents. xS etf
For pay Of volunteers called into service during the present
nscai year. three millions hundred and eleven thousand
dollars
For medical and hospital department. sixty -four thousand
five hundred dollars.
Forpurchase Of ordnance ordnance stores, and supplies
three hundred thousand dollars.
For expenses OF arbrang the title the Pea Patch island
five thousand dollars.
MARINE CORPS. W g0 ss8
For provisions, sixteen thousand hundred and four
For clothing, thy-six tAousan three hundred dollars
For fuel three thousand hundred and seventy
dollars. s XII ttsf IL sll S9eh4 Il 'Ia il9
For military stores three thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For transportation and expenses Of recruiting five thousand
dollars. fs#*'trf ea1 81 saT As+
For contingencies, six thousand dollors. 1r
For paying James Crutche for lighting the Capitol and
grounds, three thousand dollars and ten cents.
For contingent expenses of the Senate, twenty thousand
dollars. ap's NgHssf 0sfea u 'hi ag{
For contingent expenses Of the House of Representatives
fifty thousand dollars. llse ti 8hf -aN
For payment for printing of thousand copies of list Of
patents by Commissioner of Patents thousand dollars to
be paid out of the patent iund M
Sec And De 10 further enacted, That the Of eight
hundred thousand dollars be and the hereby appro
pated for clothing in kind to volunteers for the fiscal year
ending the thirteth June eighteen hundred and
agreeably to the entitled An provide clothing for
volunteers in the service of the United States approved the
twenty sixth Of January eighteen hundred and forty
and that SO much OF said of eight hundred thousand dol
lars the President shall direct is hereby authorized TO be
applied to the purchase Of said clothing during the current
fiscal year. e. #fat
Approved, March ~, 1885,
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[PunL1c-No. ls. !

laal [PUBLIc--No. Is.
AN ACT concerning the Of the United States in and
for the district Of Michigan.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
The United STATES Of america Congress assembled That
the circuit and district Of the United States for the dis
ct of Michigan shall continue be held in the city Of De-
rot the third Monday OF June and the second Monday
October In every year. any provision any Of Congress-
heretofore passed. to the contrary notwithstanding and that
all wts pleas SUITS recognizances indictments and all other
proceedings civil and criminal shall be heard tried and pro-
ceeded with by the said courts in the and at the
place heretofore.
Approved, March Ia, 1s4s.
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PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE rHIRTIETH
CONGRESS.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
[Pun1rc--No. III

[PUBEc--No. ~. s
AN ACT 10 make attachments which made under pro-
issuing from the Of the United States conform
the laws regulating such attachments in the of the
Z States. W essss f& .m84.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
ofthe United STATES Of Aerca Congress assembled That
whenever upon process instituted in any of the OF
United States property shall hereafter be attached satisfy
such judgment may be recovered by the plaintiff such
process aud any contingency by which, according
the laws Of State such attachment would be dissolved upon
like process pending in etunabe the State courts then
such attachment attachments made upon process issuing
from pending in the Courts Of the United States within
such State shall be dissolved the intent and meaning Of this
act being place such attachments the Of the States
and the United States upon the footing P,prided,
That nothing herein contained shall interfere with any exist
ing future law giving priority in payments Of debts the
United States. a46
ROBT C. WINTHROP
Speaker Of the House of Representatiues.
G. M. DALLAS,
Il Wee President Of The United STATES and
President Of The Senate.
Approved. March IA, 1s4s. en
JAMES X. POLK.
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/. w. MAURY & Co., Managers.

j. w. MAURY & Co., Managers.
$4,000!
rs drawn ballots ont Of 10 numbersi
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowing Leesbug Academy, and for other purposes
Glass No. "a, for 1913.
To be drawn in Alexandra, Va, Saturday, Sh April 1913.
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Resoed That while the signal struggles and sacrifices Cor
hoefy which the world records have usually been for
victory between fractions OF the States welcome this
luton gsnd social triumph equality privilege Of
man over Of vital idea dead tradition not
for the exclusive benefit Of portion Of The race, but The
image q God 70 humanity. tcion distinction Of birth, IAN
gusge, compilation, pursuits, culture, capacity.
hcsoCed That no popular demonstration in behalf Of free
domno apparent triumph Of democratic pripdplesno guar
any o. me rights OF the people paperno mere political
advance rom one form Of government 70 another, are su
cent foundation for popusr liberty that true republic de-
msnds The material prosperity Of It's czens and the
fruits Of the revolution should only realize the Of the
old French monarch that all his subjects might chick
10 their pot bot should guoranfy ample food clothing
empbyme,f and education 70 tie wtoe community or In
the words 81 Louis Blanc should undertake The respo
sibiliy Of rtefng he hcppipes IF all the families N
France ~
Resolved TINT 10 the call for Industrial reform. and
tie spirit With 49, that call is met by The Provisional Gov.
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nv THE "NsrroxAL REroRnERs.'

Resoired, That the alone Of republic will not give
10 them all their rights that while the right Of private pro-
perry NJ land IS allowed TO exist the many will be at the
cy Of The few hat landed arsocacy the Of all the
evils that Cypress the human racehat under the pa ~
property The masses hare been robbed II their i1bo while the
few have revealed in luxury rendered more pquant by the
isees Of their feowcea1ures that, therefore, this
ing hopes that the Government Of France will 80 place
the people upon the soil TO render all attempts hereafter
susIave them vain and futile.
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Tickets S20-Halves sl0--Quarters S5-Eighhs $3.50.
Certificates of packages Of rs whole tickets $500 90
DO do rs half do 100 90
DO do IS quarter do SO 90
DO do rs egbths do IS 90
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For regular supplies incidental expenses and transportation
10 the Qusrermasers department Of the army, five million
dollars
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-30

On Saturday, August ~. portion of the Wings Of
kswis county assembled for the purpose Of
organizing Rough and Ready Club, when SAMUEL
WILSON was called to the Chair, and MlrrLiN Lo.
RENTS appointed Secretary.
After sddrcsses had been delivered by DR.. ID. S Pin
Heit and Sohn Lorenz. and suitable Preamble read
tho following Constitution submitted the citing
aid adopted, for the regulation of the Club
lst The officers Of this Club shall consist OF Prcsi
cent oar Vice Presidents, corresponding, and two
rscoitling Secretaries.
end All the higs, and others favorable to the cleo
ton Of Gen. Taylor the county, shall constitute
committee OF Vigilance. t.l,
3ri The members Of this Club shall sign the Const
tption thus plcging themselves that they will attend
Tire ,nectings of the Club when convenient promote it's
objects and discharge faithfully the respective duties
signed them.
che Chair standing.
9th. The stated meetings Of this Club shall be held
on the second Saturday Of each month; but The Prcs-
dent Vice Presidents (ehcr Of them) is authorized
assemble il when they think proper, and all meet
snSs Of the Club members shall constitute yaorum
10 Transact business.
9th. This Club shall be known by the name of tho
Buckhannon Rough and Ready Club, and shall DC
garded existing until the 18th of March, lS49.
The following persons then appointed as the
soSular officers of the Club:
DIR. A. SPITJ.ER, President,
GEO. BAsTABLE,
d. Hnsnhpns Vice Presidents.
nj. LoRENTz,
MiGlin Lorents, S.cro,,r;.v
j. d. Rapp, '
Samuel Splitter, Corresponding Secretary
It thea moved that the proceedings of the meet
Ing be published in the II. Wing Staunton Spectator
end Harrison Republican.
SAMUEL WILSON, President.
MIrrLIN LoRENrz, Secretary.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-30
PARNAssUs ROUGH AND READY CLUB.

On the 18th day of August lS4S the citizens of Par
nassus and vicinity met for the purpose of forming
Rough and Ready Club and after adopting
for the of the Club the following
wefe elected officers viz Col. a. RANKIN, Presi-
dent, WIN ID. HoosETr and JoHN X. SyRcLE, Vice
Presidents, ADDISON H. CAMPBELL, Secretary, and J.
n. SYRCLE, Treasurer.
On motion Of John G.. Rusmscl il was
Resolved, That AN Executive Committee be appoint.
ed by the President TO consist of ten mbcrs nd
thercupon, the President appointed the following gen.
NcSecn sHcmbers Of said Con mittcc, viz: John c.
Rusmisell, Reuben d. Hill, Adam, Rusmsell Capt Jas
H. Todd Peter Rusmisoll, David G.. Hocseu, John
Orebaugb, John S Thompson, Capt John w Hogsett
and Samuel Propst
On motion of Reuben D. Hill, the following Rcsol,.
tions were offered and adopted
LIST Resolved, That there shall be Rough and Re adv
Pole and Flag raised at the Of John r. Syrcc
Parnassus, on Tuesday the 10Th of Sepcmbcr,-tbc
Pole and Flag TO be prepared by John C. RusmiseII
2ud Resolved, THAI the People, men, women and
children irrespective of party, hereby invited
meet with on that day at the place above indicated
and that the President notify Locofoco speakers and
dcbatcrs to meet with upon that occason-and that
shal also be the duty of the President invite such
Republican speakers, as he may think proper to adyo
cate see election of Zen. IL. TAYLOR and hIuI Asp
FILLMoRE to the Presidency and Vice Presidency of
the United States.
ord Resolved, that we promise n respectable Pic Mic
or Old Virginia Barbecue entertainment to all who
VIII meet with us on the day aforesaid.
4th Resolved That the proceedings of this mcetino
DO forwarded by the President for publication in the
Staonton Spectator, ith the request the Democrat,
copy. ARMSTRONG RANKIN Prcs't.
:ADbreoN H. CAMPBELL, Scc'y.
r. SIN consequence Of the State Convention at
Lexington Va, tho day has been changed TO the o2nd
Tor sae PIC Mic or Barbecue.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-30
PUBLIC SALE.

INHE subscriber having disposed Of his farm and
Tan yard adjoining Waynesborougb, and in
tending to move to tho West this fall will offer
for sale at public auction at his residence on We'd
nesday the 10Th September next. If fair it not the
next fair day, all his liOUSEIlOLD s. KTTCH
I'm FURNITURE, amongst which are some
or 10 good feather beds, and first rate bet!s,eads
with the usual variety found in well furnished
house and kltchen--aso the usual variety of farm
ing implements, all or good quality, consisting in
part OF Flows, liarrows, Sc, very good Wheat
fan, first rate Mich Cows, about 5 bushels Clo
verseed, two lots OF Corn, the ground, one con.
tanning about acres and the other about 5 acres
about ten tons well cured Timothy Hay, and all
the leather not disposed of privately before the day
OF SALE Also large two horse family Carriage,
strong and substantial. He will offer for sale at
the same time lot Of Land adjoining the town of
Waynosborough, containing abou, FIVE ACRES,
and llve town lots, one OF which has a comfortable
dwelling on 1t and the necessary out houses
Terms ofsale.-For the personal property for all
sums OF five dollars and upwards, credit of twelve
mouths will be given, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security; under that sum the cash
Will be required. Terms for the real property will
be made known on the day of sale
WILLIAM CLARKE.
August 80, lS4S.-tds.
NJ B. All persons having open accounts are re-
spectiuly invited to come forward and close them
before the day of sale, and those of my customers
VINO have marked leather here will please call and
take it away. w. C.
Democrat copy three weeks.
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HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE,
Medical Department.
RICHMOND, VA.


TINHE ELEVENTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LEG.
Il TURES in this Institution will commence ON Mon.
day the Odd OF October, lSiS continue to the 18Th
of March,
JONI CuLLES, NJ. D., Theory and Practice of Mcd
cine.
r. l.. BoHANNAN, M. D., Obstetrics and Diseases O
Women and Children.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYsE, NJ. D., NIatcria NIcdica and
Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAvriN, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharma-
cy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ D., Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy.
CAnrER p. JoHNsoN, M. D., Anatomy and Phisiolo-
gy.
BESJAMIS F. LocHErr, NJ. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
In addition to the usual Lectures, Medical and Sur
gtca CtiniQues will be regularly given at the COLLEGE
iniirmary and Richmond Aims House, TO which the
students will be admitted free of expense In these in
situations the student will have opportunities of obscry
ing the diseases incident TO the South of
very many surgical operations.
The study Of anatomy may be prosecuted with the
most ample facilities, and with very thrilling expense
Naturalization ticket, g.
Professors fee, In5
fracucA Anatomy, 10
Graduating fec, ..fr.sf .-. %
Board including fuel, lights, servants attendance
&c can be obtained cheap i'm Richmond as i'm ANY cit
on the Atlantic seaboard-say from $50 10 S. per week
s. MAUPIN, nj. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
August 30, 1915