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the education OF young ladies, in the city of Wash
ingron on the second Monday in May
The course Of study via be calculated develop and
strengthen all the faculties Of the mind, and render the
pup familiar with every branch of solid and accomplished
learning
For Information regard qualifications, &c, Miss c.
rer the distinguished gentlemen whose will be
furnished by Rev Mr. Gurley, cha plain Of House
OF Representatives.
And from him may also be obtained prospectus. giving
in detail the conditions of admitance and catalogue
studies
Early applications requested, either the Rev. Mr..
Gurey Washington city, Mss Carroll, of her
iafhsr- Hon. Thomss-kng Carroll, Baltimore, Md.
April l4-3tawdplawcpf
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INTERESTING HIBERyA.-Among the
passengers who arrived the Hibernin from England,
John Richardson and party who have been
missoned by the British government TO proceed 70 the
polar regions search Of Sir John Frankin's party Of
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We are indebted to the Navy Department for the fol-
lowing interesting dispatches which have Just been
eeved from Commodore Perry They present distress
ing picture of the present condition Of Yucaian
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Hon J. Y MAsoy, Secretary OF the Navy.
TTranslahon.l
CAMFEoHE, March Is, Is4s.

rTranslationl
OFFlcE OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL THE GOVERNMENT
To Commodore M C Perry Commander inchief Of the
mapa forces Of the United States the Gn Of Bezieo
The undersigned Secretary General of the govern emit
Of Yucaan has the honor what follows
your exceency with the view of informing you Of the
present condition of the arocous waged by the abort
gnes Of this country against the other races.
Notwithstanding the used suppress this formi-
dabe conspiracy it has been difficult in the extreme
ing mode OF warfare practsed by the Indians and
consequence dependence solely upon the helpless and
exhausted resources Of this country which, impoverished
is from the many misortunes and calami.ies it has
suffered for years past, neither offer norput
force the which circumstance demand aud thus it
be wondered al, that in contest OF
ture the present it is difficult to oresee the results which
may happen.
Possessing only battalion Of infantry and two com
panies artillery regulars whose ranks have suffered
losses and have been reduced almost nsisnf
cance has been found necessary call into service all
the bodies Of militia the pressing exgences OF
situation.
You viii perceive therefore, sir, that military operations
undertaken with such resources, be efficient You
know these people we'll ald be ignorant that is
impossible form armies that if the enthusiasm
ofarmsd citizens accomplish muchif, in moments Of
phrensy their valor ndomitabe this enthusiasm. this
ebnIlton ephemerl only. Soldery OF this description
cannot for protraced and laborious struggle
scades and surprises which the barba
wage This class of sodierywhch does possess arms.
Of whom the pursuit Of forms neither the hopes
the career-has other objects and other pursuits which
have tendency influence strongly their spirit 80
that from day day their energy decreases their zeal
flags and they end by precipatey abandoning the ranks
in which they cannot remain
You, who ignorant Of the local circumstances Of
this country who have knowledge OF its population and
rs customs do need long narrative enable you
form esmate OF this the vastly superior
numbers of the enemy, the absence their pa OF every
thing Like Incidence and slorhfulness, form principal
characteriscs Hunger nskedness, and inciemency Of
weather do deter them their life OF hunters and
has undergone but little change from their relations with
society and the woods the hicSets, and mountains offer
impedments their incursions and movements which
they execute always with wonderful velocity
Their numbers and the qualities above mentioned,
than compensate for the inferior nature Of their and
place them Situation rideue the Of
troops however and better conceived they may be-
From these causes and from the destructive spirit which
prompts them, the occupation of place, Immediately TO
burn and DESTROY wonderful has arisen and spread
feet cannot approach within
Of the city.
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m The Women of the Revelation. heophlus
Fisk VIII deliver lecture the saloon of the Odd Fell
lows Hail. on MONDAY evening next, pril 7fh upon the
sacrifices of the OF the American
revolution womans mission and womans worth her att
controlling influence the destiny of our race woman
as she Is and woman as she should be, &c NC
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman - cents may
be had OF Taylor, Brooke, Shilngon 20, MOTT
g. Brooke's periodical depot Lecture to commence at
O'Clock.
I4-3f*
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II RITIsH Army List Tor e4o nrssssn SaSY Lasa Tor
Is Is4s Court Kaendar (The Red Book for lsls, Year
Roak az Facts for ISIS British Nautical Almanac or 1851
This day imported from London by
pr IA r. IAfLDh-
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T~DR sale iovx-An excellent fAnssiy morse ana car
rage 10 be ssod for faults, the owner having no
further nae for them. Apply at this office
April I4-eo2'eN
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sNorr TR.vsLAroRThe word su in the original Ii
susceptible alike Of the translation Of yours" or
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drawing feet approach within
range Of the city.
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CoLDIERs' CLAIMs.-Funcis A. Dickins offer, hi. |

MULBERRY CLAms.-f rancis A. Dickins offers his
~ services in procuring the settlement of claims of sol
diers with Mexico in ordinary cases his
charge win be for procuring land warrant scrip or
pension certificate, IS; Tor pay, mileage clothing, &c.
So If the amount under $780, If that sum- 10 Del
cent? for three months pay, x3 All letters be
postpaid.
Mr. r. A. Dckinss office is his residence on street.
between 18th and ltth streets.
6-d2n
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S1S0 REwAKD.-Ran away from the subscriber near

C1S0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
ClCO Luray, Page county, Virginia, on the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron He is very black, % years OF age,
about feet or inches high, has down look when sPo-
Ken to, very thick lips and heavy tongue He had on when
ne ei domestic kersey frock coat faded BLOCK color.
broad brim white hat and other clothing with him, not
collected The above reward OF $50 win be given should
ne be apprehended OF the State and 500 taken in the
STATE, so that may get him again. All reasonable charges
VIII be paid if delivered TO at Luray
Aaron left in company with sprighly yellow boy, red
complexion, red hair, and spotted face; tall
Aaron but heavier made Both of the above boys good
coopers WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-f Luray Page county, Virginia
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nERUvIAN GUANO.-Fivc hundred best quality
+ Peruvian guano, fresh from the Cninche islands, now
anding board ship and for sale in lots suit pu
chasers.
Also the largest and most complete of agr
cultural and cuural implements and field and garden
seeds be found in the United States.
A catalogue of 100 pages with numerous engraving
vil be sent gratis TO ali applicants post paid.
Inquire the agricultural warehouse and seedstore OF
A. b. ALLEN ~ CO.,
Oct 2-dNcpl0w l89 and lSI Water st. New York.
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NOriCE.-By authority of the Board of President and
Directors OF the Navy Yard Bridge Company, gene
raj meeting of the stockholders Of the said company here
by Called be holden the directors Of the Bank Of
Washington Saturday, the 1llh day Of November next,
o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose OF considering
and determining whether they will dispose of their inter-
ests rights privileges under the charter of the said
company to the government of the United States, such
Terms will then be submitted them, in order 10 the
bridge becoming free
Stockholders attending in person. and desiring to
voe must each appoint proxy by power under his or
her hand and SEAL attested by tsco Witnesses.
VIM. GUNTON, President
Oct l9-eotd
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M rs. CARKINtFTON, 1ormeFIY OF NlchmOnu, Va,
WI having invitation of the trustees taken charge
the Presbyterian high school for young ladies, in Louis
ve bgs present its claims her former friends, and
the hope that change of location will prevent
them from inusng their daughters 10 her. Mrs. G. has
found Louisville than she led expect and the
people jealous the Of education and she humby
trusts that the institution she is assisting found may be-
come blessing to the community for years to come.
The heahness of the city, and the easness OF to
It from the south and southwest indicate II as the very
place for school OF high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place beside the best in
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive limited number of board
er, who will be as daughters in her family
Sept 30-tl3m
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Oct. l9-eotd
RE MOvAL.

FRENEN's INSURANCE Co. OF WASHINGTON
Georgetown, October rs. lS4S
WE Office OF this Company held in the building
L OF the bank OF Washington, door north OF the
banking room, northwest corner where the president and
VIII make all kinds Of insurance against lire within
the limits of the county OF Washington, the District OF
Columbia.
The office will be kept open daily Except on Sundays
Christmas Good Friday, LIST OF January and the 4h OF
Juy,) between the hours of 10 a. IN and 3 d. m.
Oct 3l-eo2w ALEX. MCINTYRE Secretary
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C>IFTH volume Of stSrys Laws NJ the United states
The Public and General Statutes passed 5y the Con
,ress of the United States, from 1887 to lSas inclusive
whether expired repealed in force arranged In chIono
ogea order with marg nal refsrences being MI 1
Oct Il r. TAYLOR. I
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Lectures ON Chemistry.

1NHE annual OF Lectures Chemistry, by PROBES
Page and Gale, at the National Medical College,
VIII commence first Tuesday in November, and
continue hive MONTHS embracing nearly seventy lectures
Glasses from schools and citizens generally wishing for tick
e and further particulars, will please apply to Professor
Page.
Oct N-2wif
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CNOR RENT.-The upper dwelling part OF the three
story brick house. adjoining the hotel on Pennsy
ana avenue 18th street. and over the onges
abiished store Stationers' Hail. occupied by the sub
rber will be for rent given or before the
irst of month, (Novcmber) For terms, spptXtor
Oct l2-d3w VIM rioohLh
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EOR AENT.-The upper or dwelling part of that large
building, situated the OF 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and the Of Sinister Co
aud Messrs Hall ~ Brother, present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick ms boarding house. The house contains
good rooms, (a but three fronting 7h and the
avenue kitchen and cellar. with large wood house and
yard atached-all in good repair The comfort and
OF the house, the valuable and central location
md the low make it of the desirable board
ng houses to be had in the city. Possession given the
LIST day of October next For terms, apply 10
4.r ANNE X, DERMOTT,
Aug. ZA-eodu Residing IN the house
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class No. 50
To be drawn in Baltimore, November -, lsiS.
IS numbers-l3 drawn.

Tickets Sl2-Halves S5-Quarters So
Certificates of package of rs wholes $l70.
Do shares in proportion.
o. Persons from distance who desire tickets, shares,
or packages of the above magnificent schemes
rely having their orders promptly and faithfully filed by
Addressing ID. PAINE a. CO., Managers,
No AZ, Fayette street,
Oct 29-2aw Baltimore, Maryland
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Concord people proceeded there ALSO and when the train
started gave succession of hearty cheers for General
Cushing
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The democracy OF Haywood county invited General
Pillow 10 public barbecue the 9Th October. The
General replied In an able letter We omit all the coure
parts OF his letter. and proceed at TO make the
following extracts from Gen Pillows reply The views
which he expresses, and his manner OF stating his opn
ions, do honor to his head
BROWNSVILLE. Tenn, Sept 10, lSis.
DEAR SIR: The democracy OF Haywood county design
TO give public barbecue the h day az October next
al thus place, and DESTROYS the attendance
and speeches OF several distinguished members of the
party David Craghead has promised 10 be present
also other distinguished speakers But the presence of
would be deemed greater honor nor confer more
satisfaction, than who has fought molly the battles
of his country and has shown such patriotism and true
worth as he whom we have the honor 10 address.
Permit to congratulate you, sir, on the triumphant
result OF the late unhoy crusade waged against YOU
You have passed through OF the srctest invessa
tons into the minuest actions OF your hiean nvest-
CATION from which the purest and best OF earth may
shrink Yet all this has redounded 10 your honor and
entire yindication from the shafts OF envy and political
intrigue and TO the confounding OF your nvldous aud
narrow hearted prosecutors We cannot fail in this con
nexon also express the abiding convection that has
occupied eur mind, IN the darkest hex Of ne
transactions, that Tennessees noble son would in
the end relieve himself entirely OF the false nnpuiaions
against him. and show himself worthy OF The trust and
confidence scpcsca BY HIS government Nor. nGeot,
possible conceal the true motives OF your accusers
from candid and right thinking minds Should you md
il convenient to be with us on the occasion above
erred TO- we doubt would greatly further the
of democracy, which verify believe is the cause OF
country, and confer honor and great grathcaon
on The democracy OF this section.
With sentiments of high respect and esteem, are
L. McCAMPBELL,
f.. HAYWOOD,
c. P. TALIAFERRO,
b. d. TURNER,
BOBT. H. ARCHER,
Committee OF Invitation.
Con EInroN ! pJIow
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRrs,
Paymaster's Office, Oct. %, 1913.
~,,v,licm fious I'd this office

no pre- unnecessary applications to this office,
i and for the Information OF all concerned, the under
signed will state il has been decided BY proper
tority that the MARINES who served in Mexico, and
who are entitled bounty land and three months extra
pay are those only who belonged to the baal
IONS commanded by Col. Watson and Major Harris.
GEO w. WALKER,
Oct 2i-d6,cp6, Paymaser u. S. NJ Corps.
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YT-s FOR RELATIONSHIPS steamer OCEO-
LA will, on the LIST OF October commence her
ps above place. leaving Washington every Sunday,
At O'Clock, returning leave Baltimore every Tues
day. at o'clock, D. m She will stop regularly going and
returning Leonardtown, Nd ST. Marys river Md, and
Cone river Va ali the intermediate landings
Potomac. Tor signals or 20 land.
Oct. l-3tawu J. MITCHELL, Captain.
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IHE sAETCH BOOK, By Washington Irving,
beautifully illustrated with original designs by Oar
ey, and richly bonnd in Turkey morocco volume. Just
published and for sale by r. TAYLOR
Nov. IHt| h-
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ST. FOR NORrOLK.-The OCEOLA leaves
iGSSsadRS Washington every Thursday at O'Clock, a.
m returning leaves Norfolk every Friday O'Clock, p.
N, touching Conc river going and returning Passage
and fare IS. j. MITCHELL, CAPITA
l-eou
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ID PAINE 81 Co,
Sole Contractors and Managers Of the Maryland State Lot
ieres, Office No. AZ Fayetle street, Baltimore
All the drawings conducted by State Commissioners.
All lotteries, and the sale OF all tickets, ilegsl in
Maryland except the Maryland Consolidated State
Lottery.
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GRAND LOTTERY

GRAND LOTTERY.
100000 in five prizes OF $4,000 each.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOT Terry, Glass No so.
To be drawn in Baltimore, November 8, 1913.
rs numbers-l2 drawn ballots.
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con RRCIAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Dec, 3O-6

Saturday, Dec, 30-6 r. M
There was more activity in the stock market, and
prices for most of the fancies advanced fraction
There was much more buoyancy than we expected at
the close OF the year. At the first board Treasury
notes went mp X per cent; U. s. 6s, 1885, II; Erie
Bonds, Nj Farmers Loan, u; Morris anal u; Canton
Co., III Norwich and worcester, X; Harlem, Ia; Long
Island, Ii Erie Railroad, Ia; North American Trust
"; Housatonic Railroad, old fell OFT 1; and Reading n
At the second board, there advance on prices
cure mt In the morning. and the market closed firm
with en- improved tendency. The bulls were in good
spirits, anticipating rise of Importance upon the
opening of the year.
The North River Bank has declared 9 semi an nua,
dividend of four per cent.
The Phenix Bank hiss declared semi annual div-
dend CT three and half per cent.
The interest agent of Illinois has given notice that
dividend Of 81 rs each 900 Of the stock Of the
State Of Hin ois will be paid on the I'd Of January
The Comptroller has given notice that the interest
due the New York city stocks the LIST of Febru
AIRY next will be paid that day at the Mechanics
Bank.
Tho dividends declared en- railroad stock, State
bonds, manufa cturng and insurance stock, U. g.
leans &C., and payable in Boston from the LIST to the
10th Of January, amount and half million
Of dollars, An amount equally large win BE- paid out
In this city making On sssrssats Of s ssst thrss ~
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RAILROADS.


HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-NOTICE FOR PRO POsALS
sead proposals will be received by the the
the 9th dsy Of January nea for the grading and
to re done Oh Section 3S north Of the The
TO be completed by the frat day Of June 1919
psi and pcfca ios that will b. submitted office Of ths
company rervo OF twenty cent the monthly
ill be retained by tho until The contract complete
security for performance No transfer OF will be recog
nized permitted The party contracting will be required
take the steam drill said section and for tho
ard tie laying OF rail track. laid the work.
~ fair valuation, to be determined in such manner
asthe chief engineer Of said company may decide
names Of all persons that parties to proposition
20 be written out on the lame. Contract 70 be entered
themselves the accept reject
that may be offered they may consider
parry require Office Of the udson Railroad COMPANY
New York. 10Th Dec ls4s JOHN JERvIs thief Engineer
NEW YORK AND HARLEH RAILaOAD COMPANY
IN The fst dividend the preferred stock of
and Harlem Railroad Company the rate Of eight
will DO paid as the oce OF the Company Baao
street and after the day Of January The Trans
Books OF the preferred will be closed
December to the I'd day Of January nex
NORRIS KkrJHUM, Treasurer.
New York. Decsu te Witt Is4s
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RENEWED EVERY MORNING.
MIsCELLANEOUS

GENGY OF TEE STATE Os ILLINOIS NOTICE IS
IA hereby given that dividend Of -Four Dollars and seventy
five Cents each thousand dollars will be paid upon the
stock Of the State Of Illinois the office Of the subscrber
and after Tuesday. the I'd proximo.
wADSW0hTH sHELDEN, Interest Agents.
New York, Dec q, ls45. 65 Exohange Place.
EkEE C0NCEsT FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, AT John
street as ARCHY If bound out but not TO California hav
ing large bat small family provide for here he therefore
respectfully invites hts old patrons aud friends visit his old
stand before they make purchases elsewhere for New Years Gf
and not TO forget his little warbs Fathers brothers and
lovers don't forgot to visit ARCHYS Of natural cu
ities at John street.
BROADWAY HOTEL REOPENEp--rHE PUBLIC ARE
ID respectfully informed that the above deg il idence
will AT to tho wishDg Comfortable apart
mens very desirable opporturiiy
i hDiLs DELIGh1.-ABUUT a iIAe sINGk. ma DOB.
son. u Norris the pa'entee sent oosa us.u rahing
naohnest to Queen Victoria, pleased size with ts
CITY, to purchase t~o eorcn for the Of the nuudr at Buc
Dgsm Palace, Windsor Caste Several have aso been
purchased for afona where they will prove very uc
separating the gcla tie sand we'll pow great
utility ss washing machines.
SECkEIS or TUE HIGH SEAS-AN ORIGINAL TALE
With This title is now Publishing In the Uncle Sam Written by
Charee r. Averi author Of Secret Service sh,p
wonderful sory for startling revelations rapid succession Of
tpe incidents and fearful exposures Of well
characters worn Of kind from the
press The Uncle sam also contains Crime
Divorce Cases and Edtors al mapner Of sujecs Proc
cents. GEORGE DEXTRa BRuTIiE r
Ne u AAA sussA NJ.
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A xsaICAN MusEuM-P.r BAKNUM, PROPRIETOR, r

anaiCAN MusEUM-P.T BAkNUM, PROPR!ETOR,
nary lsis. Fourteen Splendid Performances the first
day and evening The ansser
for this grsnd sviS the richest extraordinary
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The E1sh iss who rs
It
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Smallest Human Pair that was ever alive in the Of
She Of the 10 the height Major
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at hours day and Also celebrated Sable
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s
me-
A MIs Pssys m.snihcen instructive aud Interesting Wax
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are to ali hours day md evening In addition the fo
sya Sn: % NJ p Ss r. ans
Teller Admission ceet'chdren under 10 l2k cents
TnE GREAT eaINEsE MuskUM, o4l,Es BUILD.
s S sa on R nes
Of tie full se Of e licensees of individual Chinese dressed
Which and Of Ss
rS% r s to s?s s
makers Dceo Husbnndiren Sold ers For Teos each
surrounded by the implements Of his trade profession An
act of Chinese Silk Store with Merchant Pur
chaser tleik Collie, &C. Two complete Chinese Rooms
showing OPIUM smoking and the other the Inner
Of residence Court Of Justice the
seets IL Press real "Tanka Boat" with its Grew.
with models of Temples Stores Summer Bousas Theatres
Bridges Juhks Boats Specimens of Manufactures OF
Cotton s. H. Porcelain Marble, Ivory silver aud WOOD
port ats Of The High Imperial Cou Keyins and
his sssstsnt Wang Of the Hong nerchans Bouua Smqua
and Linehorg and tic great ship Comprador Boston Jack
view Of Canton seven feet by rec snd Of onan Of The
TIE growth of Silk
Cotton and Porcelain kso Of Scenery Throughout the empire
Process Furniture Flowers Boats Fist, shells no. From
the upper part Of the hall suspended great number of
rn Of the most curious shape and desc ton Ad%ar %
c loren under twelve half For sale
the Ticket Office guide descriptive Catalogue Of Mu.
with remarks the Customs History Trade TO- of
China.