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Godey's Lady's Book and Family Magazine,

The oldest Magazine in the United States, con tains 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 coored monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, Chochet W ork and other matters, for the Ladies, ali Illustrated and well explained, &c., &c. Price for one year, which includes the Lady's Dol lar Newspaper, making three publications in one month, g % Two copies without the Lady's Dollar F Newspaper, a co Five copies with one to the person sending
 the club, 10 co Eight copies, I5 00 Twelve copies, 20 % A specimen of either the Lady's Book, or the I.ady's Dollar Newspaper sent to any person pay ing postage the request.
 Address, l.. A. G0DEY,
 No. Il3 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
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c. P. TURRENTINE,

nROPOSES 10 open a School in Little Rock, II about the first of February lsis.
 His object will be to cooperate with the citizens of Little Rock, in establishing a Seminary cf q high order. And until such Institution is organised, and proper buildings erected, this school will be ducted under his own Superintendance, in the most suitable buildings that be procured in the city.
 Physical Science, Mathematics, Ethics, and the Classics, will be embraced within the course of instruction.
 Tuition fees for Session of.ive monihs Prinar- English Studies $l0; high English Studies Sl5 {; Classics $20.
 Little Rock, Jan. 2l, lSiS. 20-tf
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N&NHE4-Mc

Ma. ALLEN GRAY, of the finn of Mcssrs G ood- rich X Gray, will act as our agent, during our ab- senee from ths city in settling due us or by us. VIM VANCE X BRO,S
 Little Rock, Feb r. isis
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Persons claiming the light of Prc-emption to lands lying within the above named townships are hereby notified 10 iie their claims within the lime prescribed by law. JOHN MILLER, Register.
 Feb. lith, lSIs.--24-l3w.
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To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the kindly feelings that have existed on ali sides, and cheeriulIy continue our exchanges.
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 NWDEM 9-Ms>s

T,HE subscriber, agent for Il. Haeef'f''S' o'' .,
 \ continue the formers bssinrs- al hs o'. x on Main, near Markham street, aila AeeP eg1 gG,. Iy on hand flill and well assorted si0eA 2, Z. . ries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware " &e, &c, all of which wiil be sold lev iof sI@. highest market prices will be paid io' eel'"' dlce, as beef hides peitries, beeswaA' tp Se ,r.g
 Little Rock, le47.
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CODariner.NliiN.

fINRE undersigned have this day associated them \ selves together for the transaction of a GeNER- AL-CoMaIsIoS BUSINESS in thIs city, under the firm of PRATT & BELKNAP. Office 39 Camp street. '
 JOHN G. PRATT,
 :. E. BELKNAP, New Orleans, Sept. l, ls4J. 3-tf
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AT FULTOy,S.

Fine Watches, Clocks and JewPlry Repaired. 4 have determined to give this part of my ba- iA siness, my undivided attention, any and all ar ticles in the above line, brough, sent to me for repair shall have my guarane to be unsurpassed, in workmanship or price, in the State.
 Jan. 3l, lSiS.. 2l-
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CHEAPER THAN EYER

HAVING purchased the interest of Mir. Parsells' Il \ in the stock of Goods now on hand, the subscriber invites his friends and customers, and the public generally, to continue the patronage which has been so liberally extended to the late firm and promises, thai in ew weeks his stock of all kinds Of i6erchandze shall be complete and he will sell it Tor CAsu little lower than any one else in Little Rock A.J. HUTT.
 March lst, ISIS 26-tf
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Southern United States Mail.

IFt'VttKfy IOHcN Lt1le TFOHs LlIIe H0cK to Washington, .1rkansas, and 10 he
 celebrated Hot Springs, in
 four horse coaches. rTNHIS line connects at Little Rock with the grea, \ 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 to the comfort and convenience of passengers Ac- eommodations are good, and charges loper than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is pectfuIly solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April 28 no33 If
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From Napoleon ana M0uth Ot Arhansas Rf-
 yer to Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 vElHE light draught steamers WILLIAM ARM A STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports for the veySnes of freight and passengers-the Wm. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mpndays and TA0sdsys at 9 o'clock, A. M.--Retarning will leave Little Rock on saHne days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boaSs at Little Rock making gular weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Buren and Fort Smith and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing apermanent arrangement and that their freights will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spatch, and at the lowest customary rates. All the boats are In good, sound condition and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS & Co. Agents, Napoleon.
 Nj. GREENWOOD & Co, ,Ag'ts, O. Dec. I3, 1877. -+---- IA
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NWmrM~WW-"e

"E have just published, and will be ready to w deliver on Wednesday next, pamphlet of 75 pages. octave: Containing list of Forfeited Lands subject 10 be donated to actual settlers, under an actof the General Assembly of the State of Arkan- entitled An act to donate 10 actual settlers the right the State to certain forfeited lands approv- ed 23rd December, lsiO, and other acts supplemen- tary thereto
 Prepared al the Auditors Office. Having been at considerable expense in issuing an edition of this pamphlet, we have thought proper to secure copyright.
 We shall be happy to supply all demands for il by our country friends
 GJ-PIice-75 cents per copy, or S6,00 per doz. en. REARD0N X GARRETT.
 Banner Office, Little Rock, 9th Sept, 1877.
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TERMS.

ADVERTISEMENTS of TWELVE lines or less, in serted once for 75 cents ibres months, $3. 50 si, months, S6,00; one year, $l2,U0.
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MAP AGENTS WANTED

TNHE subscriber wishes to engage ia the s4is N his Maps number of young and m'daie \ men Of moral and business habits, as ifsseu agents. Having completed new and gresu{ proved editions of his Universal Atlas, 'S ,"' Urge Map of the World, Reference and DtssA',t of the United States, National Map oi me , E Staies--also, variety of other Maps i"e'a several Maps of Mexico, fine subscriber is Pr,5l to furnish agents, for cash, at the lowest p''' prices.
 Address, ..,.a,,e,r
 s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL
 Northeast corner of Market and ae'''
 Streets, Philadelphia
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DISSOLUTION.

'hE co-partenership existing between tine sub. 1 scnbers, under the firm of Jn0, c. PraH& Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent JoaN G PRATT IS charged with the settlement of the affairs of the lats firm. JOHN C. PRATT,
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 $. F.. BELKNAP. New Orleans. Sept. l, lsi5.
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Our exchanges receiving The above Prospectus. morked requested 10 give it an insertion or mo- tce, and send us the paper marked with ink if they wish 10 continue the exchange thr' ugh the coming volume. Ourexchange list has become so large that il is only by such an advantage that we can afford io continue or increase if.
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MORE GOOD THINGS!!! 70 CANS Fresh Lobsters, LEO 53 ss Peaches.
 40 Cove Oysters.

72 boxes and |. boxes small Sardines; Hermetically sealed Salmon, green peas, codish, strawberries, picked Holsters, onions. wanuts, &c., currie powder Preston's extracts of lemon rose, va nilla and nutmeg; lime juice, thue lemon, strawberry and pine apple syrups, dried Canton ginger, pine apple and English dairy cheese, tongues and sounds sweet chockola,e. Schneider and Harp champagne wines, superior Irish and rye whiskey 10 years oId cherry cordial, cranberres, pTunes, pure ground black and true Cayenne peppers, white wine vine- gar, No. Maekerel fresh; family herrngs with the roe; imperial and Ouloohg teas of superior quail ty, &e. Sc.
 Just received and for sale at reduced prices, by
 W. P. OFFICER Little Rock. Dec. 20, l5i7.
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Notice 10 Prr.Imption Claimants

'HE following toa nship pla:s have been receiv- | ed and are now file at the Land Office at BatesyilIe, Arkansas. viz:
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CONNUMPTION.

CONSUM NIPPON, Asthma. Bronchitis. splitting Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast, Sore Throat,
 IIoarseness, PalpitatiOn of the heart,
 WhOOping Cough, Group, Hiycss
 Nervous TEcm0rS, Liver Conn
 piaint and Diseased Kidneys
 are Radically cared, By ThompSOn's Compound Syrup of Tar and
 Wood Naphiha.
 A LTHOUGH the great fatality Of Pulmonory "A Diseases, al this time shows that there par ticusr that render still too applicable the de- signation of approbid medicorum--the disgrace of Physciansio this class of diseases; and that there are stages in their progress, which having been reached, recovery is doubtful. Sill one should despair. The writings of physicians, who have given 10 these affections particular attention, abound with many recorded eases of recovery when the pa- | tient had reached seeming hopeless stage of the disease and there IS, al this time, remedy prspGr ed n PhitadephiG which has met with the most tfi- umphant and cheering success in The most obstinate forms of THROAT and PULM0N0RY DlSEA- SES-so as 10 have obtained the sanction and em- ployment in the practice of many Physicians. Allusion is had to oTH0MPSok'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA--ihe preparation of one. who, having given 10 Diseases Of the Lungs and their of cure, the most ful and thorough attention, presented to the public this great remedy.
 The soothing and curative power of TAR has often been observed n severe Coughs and Consnmp ton. But in the above preparation, beside some of our most valuable reqetobe peeiorGLs there is joined with it the Hood Naphtlo, medicine but lately introduced, but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results in England, in Palmonory Consumption, especially of Tubercu- lous form.
 Read the following from pr. Young the eminent ocuiist:
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS, '47. Messrs. AGNEY & DIcKsEY:-Gentlemen Hav- ing recommended in my practice. and useG in my own family, ,THOMPSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA, have no hesitation in saying that il is of the best preparations of the kind in nse. and persons suffering from Colds, Coughs, Affections of the Throat, Breast, S<c., so prevalent at this of the year. cannot any medicine that will CUre prevent Consumption sooner than Thompscn's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG, M. D.,
 l52 Spruce street.
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PR0SPECTrS OF THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW,

GreaiIy reduced pfire from Sl 10 Si per anRIlR. Entargrmeat of ths NaabU by one JiRk he readiag
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PHILADELPHIA, March 9, "A hereby certify that after lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and gicen up by four Physicians, who pronounced me incarGbie. the dis caseswas arrested and was restored to hcalh solely by the use of Thompsons Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha.
 MARY HANY, 4s Spruce st. GJ-This invaluable Medicine is prepared only at the North East corner of Fifth and Spruce streets Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J. ". TAPE,
 Main St, Little Rock Price of large bottles Sl: or for S5. Beware of imitation.
 Dec. 6, 1877. I3-6m.
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PURIPT TIE BLOC MOTE A T's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
 AND PHENlX RITTERS.

Inc hgh and envied celebrity whch these pte-eunent Msdenes have acquired for their HsaFiable seacy s Inc diseases which they profess to has rendered the usual practice Of Pung only unnecessary, but thy ef them They taewn ey their fraiis theis good wosks isy fer Asn and they thrive by the iih Of the ersdalous.
 MNT -A A@H @A @~ 0rAsTKAA ACUTE and CHRONIC RHEUHATIsM AFFECTIONS e( Ghs BLADDER and KIDNEYS
 BILIOUS FEvERs q LIVER ColdPLAINTS.- h ths south snd wbe,e diseases preva they wa hs found Invaable Planters. nsss apd who BILIOUS cH0LIC. and SERIOUS Lsoseness BTLEs. cOsTTvESEss COLDS & COuGHs, cH0LIc, CONSUMPTION. Used with great this discase CORRUPT HUM0RS, DROPSIES,
 Ox9PBP9xA. No psrsOa with tiGs distrszsins ds ease. stoah delay usng sheae medicines immediately.
 ERUPTT0Ns V tAs skta, ERYSIPELAs. FLATU. FEVER anA AGUE. Fo, ,id. scoasse of,hs wsv- tern county ess medicines will bs found safe speedy and certain remedy. otr medicines leave the sahect TRY THEM BE SATISFIED, AND RE CURED.
 roULNEss ef C0MPLExI0M
 enMn RAL Dn1ILxTY, Asnd. INWARD FRrER. LSFLAHMzT0RY RHEUMA- TIsM. IMPURE BLOOD. JAUNDICE, LOSS q APPS LIVER comPL AKIN Ts.
 MER URIAL DIsEAsEs- Never fails to eradicate entirely all he effects of Mercury inA NIGHT sWEATs, NERVOUS DEBHTTY. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS T all ttnds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS, PzLPITATI0N afi HEART, PAINTERS CHoLE0. PxL 6 9s The original proprietor of these medicines ea of Pss O years stenax y tho of these Ls MosicineA alo0s.
 PAINS n the head side back Emba joints and osxsns
 R H E M A ITS M. Thoss afflicted with tha tssrls dseass wi be Of relief by the Lfe Medicines
 RUSH of BLOOD to the HEAD, scURVY. sALTRHRUM sWELLINGS.
 fosms. ULCERS, af eVerH deseTtpfiea
 W o R M e, of all Lisds arc efise.aaIIy expelled by theae Medieiaes Parents w do well to administer them whea, sk.s.~ .Nt.rw
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MA MR MW~ S%@D KEGS No. LARD. Reed DOT "Ellen T.' and for sale by VIM. D. WAIT. .8prd II, iS4S. 3l
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Soap for the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
April 20, I84S.
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for SALT
L Soar will be received at this bureau until
O'clock D. M Monday, the 18th day of May next, for
furnishing and delivering the United States navy yards
Boston, New York, and Norfolk such quantities of soap
be required for the of the by the chief of
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, by the respective
commanding officers of said navy yards, during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1919.
The said soap be manufactured from cocoanu oil and
be of the best quality OF that denomnated htte salt sate
soap - be delivered in good strong boxes and subject to
such inspection may be required by the chief OF this
The price to be uniform at the three stations
The quantity which will be required during the year
cannot be precisely stated it will probably be about
100. 900 lbs.
act of Congress making appropriations for the naval
service for S4647 approved 10th August, lSa6) by writ
ten guaranty, signed by responsible persons
10 the that he they undertake that the bidder
bidders will if his their bid be accepted enter INTO an
furnish the articles proposed No proposal will be con
sidered unless accompanied by such guaranty.
March2 " lW
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The President of the United States of America, and
the Federal Directory of the Swiss Confederation AMI
mated by the desire to and extend by amcabe
Convention, the relations happily existing between the
two countries, have, to this effect, appointed their
Plenpotenaries, to wit; the President of the United
States of America, James Buchanan Secretary of State
Swiss Confederation, A. c. CaZenove Swiss Consul at
Alexandria, who after the exchange of their full powers
found in good and due form, have agreed upon and signed
the following articles
The citizens OF each of the high contracting par
ties shall have power to dispose OF their personal proper
y, within the jurisdiction of the other, either by tesla
ent donation, or alb intestaO, or in any other man.
ner and their heirs being citizens of the other party
shall inherit all such personal estates, whether by tesla
ment, ab intesato and they may take possession of
the either personally, or by attorney, and dispose
of them they may think proper paying to the respect
i've governments no other charges than those to which
the inhabitants of the country in which the said property
shall be found would be liable in similar case and in
the absence of such heir or heirs, the shall
be taken of the property that would be taken, in
the like case, for the preservation of the property
full proprietor shall have had time to take for
possessing himself of the same; and in any dispute
should arise between claimants to the same succession
to the property thereof, the question shall be decided
cordng to the laws, and by the Judges OF the country in
which the property is situated.
ARTICLE IT,
If, by the death of person owning real property in
the territory of one of the high contracting parties such
ry or by testamentary disposition, to citizen of the
other party, who, account of his being alien, could
not be permitted retain the actual possession of such
property OF not less than three years shall be al
lowed to him to dispose of such property, and to collect
and withdraw the proceeds thereof without paying to the
government any other charges than those which, in
similar case would be paid By nhabtant of the coun
Try in which such real property may be situated
ARTICLE iii.
The present convention shall be in force for the term
of twelve years from the date hereof and further until
the end Of twelve months after the of the
United States the part or that of the Swiss Con-
federation the other shall have given notice OF its in
tenon of terminating the same.
This Convention shall be ratified, and the ratfcatons
shall ba exchanged at Washington, within twelve months
after its date, or sooner, If possible
In faith whereof the respective Penpotentiaries have
signed the present Convention, and have thereuno ax
ed their seals.
Done at Washington, this eighteenth day of May A. D.
s47 and of the Independence Of the United States the
seventy first
ANT CHS CAZENOVE, u. 81
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OF all the .qnser5cn AtPsTD TO january Is47.
r TITLE IL BROWN respectfully ask the attention Of the
now just mpletsd 1871. This great work has been in
OF preparation and publication for more than
twelve years and the catalogue OF volumes OF reports d.
yested given below, will give some idea OF the labor re-
theron Metcaf and Hon c. Perkins, and ubished
in IS4l volumes and were edited by George Ticknor
Curtis, esq, and published in 1916 These three
volumes bring the Digest down TO 1895. The Supplement,
in two volumes, edited by George P Putnam, esq,
petes the digest Of every volume OF American common law
and admiralty reports in the United States courts and all
the State reports from the earliest period TO lS47 An An
Supplement-, edited by Mr. Putnam, and embracing
the chancery reports from that period, will hereafter be
published. We have in press also complete American
Uhancery Digest to lS47, in volume
OF the importance OF this work, fwell done nothing need
be said for it is obvious every lawyer. The following
letter Professor Greenea shows his opinion both OF
necessity of the Digest, and the in which has
been prePared:
C.MsR,pcr, March 4, ls4s
received your letter requesting my opinion the
States Digest You will recollec that several
decisions Of the United States down the time of its
subsequent annual publication of all the decisions
preceding after the Of arrison English Digest
long the Of such work. and had doubt OF its
aecepabeness to the profession would furnish complete
synopsis all the with annual
ton Of its and entirely
State dgess besides relieving the profession from the
separate volumes Of reports and the trouble and
delay procuring them.
already published have fully accomplished that
design believe entirely satisfactory Is trust
naturally find place in the library Of careful lawyer
Nothing remains but table Of which much wanted
s''' Your obedisnt servant s. GREENLEAF.
The Table Cases above referred to will be ready in the
course of the coming summer.
List of Reports contained in the United States Digest and
Supplement, pots. royal 8po.
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Notice 70 hoo " bind ers.

S,EALED proposals viii be received at the office OF the
- Clerk of the House of Representatives OF tue United
States until Saturday, the 18th day Of May, lSaS Tor bnd
ing ordered by the House to be bound
prior the 2Sh April lsason which day such proposals
will opened by the Clerk 10 o'clock, in presence
of the chairman of the Committee Accounts and they
will be submitted by the Clerk to the Committee on Ac-
following Tuesday the 18th day OF the month
of May aforesaid, for their approval.
Specimens of the kind of binding required may be
Mt the Clerks Office at any time -
THOMAS J. CAMPBELL,
Aprl 2s-3tawtd Clerk III. X. u. g.
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nIARSHAL,s SALE.

TN virtue of writ of f facias issued from the clerks
office of the circuit of the District of Columbia,
for the county of Washington, and to directed shall
expose public sale, for cash. Thursday the 18Th day
of Nav next 10 o'clock m, before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property WIS All that
part of the lot OF gound number TO- in square number 70
of the cty of Washington, with wosory brick house and
other thereon, now in the occupancy OF M
Bowling the said OF lot fronting on the south SIDE oil
extending from the northwest corner OF the lot easwardy
and back of the same width as the 'front.' ana pnd
inc on the west line of the 30 feet wide alley being
lie same property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and E. p. Pearson, executors of Robert r How, TO WIN
Bowling dated the of July, 1885 Seized and levied
pon as property OF William Downing and sold to satisfy
iudicals No 1872 to March erm 1885, In favor oil WIiam
Lee, use of Robert G. Buckley. - ,.,,,-
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Anr;l I9-dts Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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MARBLE Paving Tiles, new article, suitable for
lV side and garden walks yards halls porticos, spring
Baltimore These tiles prepared by machinery ready
for laying they than double the thickness OF lal
tiles, square the edges they be laid in
sand with the facility bricks. and make beauti-
full and permanent pavement. HaErles and cdging to
border the pavement will be furnished when ordered.
The facilities the advertiser has for manufacturing them
excludes all fear of competition from of the
United States. sample of the tiles be at the
Patent Office. Address
THQS. SYMINGTON,
May 2-2aw2m Baltimore.
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does In the vetoes which gave much umbrage to the
wings, and to which General Taylor points unau-
thorzed very large majority OF the nation sustained
the President and they would have disavowed him had
he done otherwise.
In the policy of the Mexican war; too, the General ac
qulesces in opinion with Mr. Clay and the wings at
least as far as we infer his sentiments from general
expressions. In line, there is longer doubt as TO
General Taylors political opinions, and the straest OF
the wing sect ought to be satisfied with them.
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UeOTXRIUtUT,
THE 10th year has closed with l2O pupils The 2lst
der the of the subscriber aided by his former
experienced assistants, and will close the 18th day OF,
July, l84s
This school is not connected with the Military Institute.
which conducted in different buildings nearly halfa
mile distant
Professor Hopkins lectures here to the senior class OF
young ladies, every day, on very fine chemical and pho
sophlca apparatus, belonging u this school
Professors Wyche and Swift attend the classes in Latin
French, and Mathematics whilst the military exercises, in
which they take part, going the other lns
L. +. JOHNSON,
Feb 2l-wam Principal.