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Tie member Of tae Ezecl.ire iorer-ms-' i-'t o-
Illlrl.v. tleir 81 p-ct-.c aJ-. e. Three nlerloet-
SD r Lelal' .e. .is-J .rd u .-l-i -.i' 81 ~ I-
Ia. iii III. pa.ac. crt. Ir--. Bourbon. ali tbe g.
other. Mes r. Ge-ller Paec- ani ,aT-e, Sd t.e P-i
Luxeia0or- 1lc Commute 20 a- e.lo'e al. i-e
Evtc bourbon, which - Co De- iAe seat o. t-c lJ' cri
utl-
I'll uulers,ood i'.at T. LedruBolin .troa7 'y iusi.,
Ell ou having one q A.s follower installed IL the Nine
tr " tie Interior tai, although member VI "a
Executive Coual..sion he -honld st- we'd re same
loyrer over the country as before. IL required ia,
H. F.ocou O. Jules a5re s-0-l De nominated 10 ill'
Office
THIS being resisted ". Lcira-lloi.n threatened O.
resign.
The ether members OF tie Executive Commi Jon
were hover r steady il their purpose aud Tie ~
Minister o. iIo Interior Thought . prudent 90 weld -
Evp.ossa clemens hon.yc.. Gre -tiil mingled in iie
Government, ana may ~ auy moment lead 70 c..-s
trophe
r. Marast continue Mayor O: iaris. and ~ Cause
diere Project OF Police.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


r-'- PhrcnoiOgists and Publishers, FowLEks *
WELLS, Clinton Han, ljl Nassalst ~ l.
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The End Sot iet.
Ths ,ccoan, given N several GSrnsa journals On
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FOss SAIR-A be

- FOsl SAIE-A beautiful bright bay horse, COM
-, nd ID III yeals Old 49, hands high, ~ arranted sound,
N]A III sd vel broke ~ single VI double htrless, or
uref lie sadd.s The owner, living iH neF-JeflrY n~s
nd l f,ro rears aud viii guarantee no above qlahes,
- ff b. j. edrely free from any Known iiuh o. ie'cct
fr-fIru vshing desirable single n0rse or % n-ien,
spnlV aIi Prince -. ngH W.
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NIELLIGtACL IRON TIE ULD NUKLII

c.nr.rirr paEraaED, co,-pENsrD AID A1ANoED Fos
1Hr NEw-YoaE rrisUNr.
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~ CARRIAGE HORSES WASrED-T.ey
-, Iast be well-nafced a. iesst % bands high u r
~ ic.'v sound aud gentle souibui and god h-fel'
ers Apply 10 10 OrsneTcypask, TwelneilIsl iic9 %
l0Asi. ~
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WANTS.


rs - year sur men Ia or e.. Coy 81 q. %
doubt q axe iio peg yra-, clrlr 81 ~ exeenses
I.,l ma Wi have b. sct ~ WI be ears &c
them lave q. ets. i1il - o % go,aAa Joo hfg
az ssfs oce ~ tie Fa q OF ~lea- AZ eiiess East
b. posip1d
vVrANTEr-To D1.uerrco-ypls-s, o. 10 ags oue 40
w w.ias 10 rufcllse % ltlt Dleucfr }fe b
s,erf lrr t-l lts FllIe Iafe Ct ne i lcF t-t A.
ts .hscriter has clcr tDf,1tfs, TIE ca. '- = o
ca. r 3ro.lNay. AID j. ore ~ ilc gcs sal O. ~ l.s
~. say ri, slsO r1rtn -sai le no9gi . si,- q
- ~. ~ ..rsss az hss been eefeils1tl e. 81 VIZ
rs -, cn paw from 50 ~ cluo AID ave goa sSeci7
az ne resfcaE lave yea o. f444e 70 fsy ~ Fe-s.e-
der Address with rel 1sine q osneE"sS i ", 80 %
easyvsret. 70 P 2. bcS i.ess, y 4. Ey.2 "
XKraNTED-A toygso lf 70 - yesrs Cd % s-e-4
W ra store. Ice lllst be rerccr aoatst AZ .,-s-r
aus. snl U..ag l.ake d. lsei nsc- A--ess "a .ee'
Po Oncs En- 81. oNl la1i.wrag, and s's'e vleie ~ .
it-..ew lay ~ lsl - -
NASrED-A variety Of selesi fsia.y ser's.s a., ~,
" VA. 81, plec.s a. MkSON'S nie-sercc ~ Sc. ~
B1wcIy ali - Bnliwsy Yearly sltscrplcn - cs.-si
Otherwise . cts y B. Al Pelsocs ssit from =, c-.es
sre warrant "a torcs- ms.i NJ
WANTED hy TAO respectable yo4ug NJ,
w ueu .1 q private lsly- ~ cetu1rFn'..l sd
vo- sa1 De Qicr % a. gclcgsl EoSfswoff Cay fcief-
,a.e ..rc ll d. l.t Ao.iat iiei ioVan !el.A 10y.
rsrG TAIL oRs. Wanted. situation ty yoa1a l.a
..fU.f ID BIS u-rr. assistant cll.er ga sa-sth ~
.nlls .rai house, ornament s-is'.1n l.1fe ~ -i ~
,,frs1 ,-v Fei4a c ais iicse,' smPloyes A2p} % v
b. DEllERlS. ~ Bfoalsey. ,-l-. -
II PATRICK FAWL. wAo ica New M,lsel
Cesay 81 Citgs. Ireland. .G ie >l't 0 sAN ato We
ID fffr siash-n Nsa-lors. a i5il, NJ ]. sal O i2 aQii
coraer 81. B.cai and Psrsa s.s. Pniads.F- ~ a
aia as v..f n.--
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FORRDINC-SCIrE OS ROOMS 10 LEA GA 90
- irs eva serou foor Alo the cA0ce az si fcors,
with ptr or On. boarl private table u rS2rell an "a.
e'..l fmg farn London. whco cleanliness and cpuolt
cir De- en- yei Narfn ani cold hsfh ortc .ise us,
b.. lc occupants. Apply 10 Dir. Mc4aani, ga hoasion-si
Ns,-York niv13 tS'
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BOARDING.
nLEA.ANr ~rNlNIER noARnI,

DLEAStNr EtRNISpr ROOMS win o. wiz
oil srcaAasi and tea, a. P4lAp.ecs also AZ case
rVant e.
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KtrIEELER,s CHEAP WHITING PAPEAS-IoO
W clses cap sLd ls,er-flr sale By 49, 49,
Ego 2Y CYRUS w. HELD co. II Cla-s'.
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AZ sItf about 90 change tlcir le,le-re ie .r
summer 0r u-Cr season, Informed ua te lal ts ala
c.fsl.ous on.c. ~ south Nrihst within ore ninUe
wax u PeAsp Very, = Tow open for The rgctntcA q
hurtless several EoOd roous, WIKI bedrooms Naitee''
suitable 'f gentlemen ald their wives can Do stcfie oy
"a .'.n. soon my
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rooms communicating on iha second
ID floor may be obEaned al 10 Analyst neei nsosa
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GOOD BOARD may DO obtained by single geniiemsn
~ NJ l7 Euonst north side, 3th door nom oldlreLs
closc by ST. Pauls church Also, pleasant AID ay ROOMS
for gentlemen aud ilcTwiycs. hyo III
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-FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ECLL DETAILS of

Arrival Of the steamship Unised stHtes.
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DnARn-Nnh pleasant rooms may be obiainet D.
DorVIfe llniy by gentleman aud hi5 wife ala one 90
tso single gentlemen, as Ablngdon-Paee (rsoy.' tcas
uIlson-st. hN5. ..
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. IAnv n ,VuITE PLAINS wi.Ies 10 " IN

,,OARD on TIE HIGnTs, VITA handsome
kDgoous and hne prospect, e.; WHO" o. bfooN , ..'y
nf.l r Eulfol FERRY lnfaf a.
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BOARD Ar 81 BEEKMAN-Sr.-A gentleman
~ and lis wife can be accommodated with pheasant IA I
ROM; also few sin se gentlemen eaa be accommodates
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DOARpiNG-A fmy and two or three single eealo-
ID Zen can obtain full or partial board with pleas in roo
ou the second door, by application % Sj Anyst nys ~
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FURNISHED ROOMs-Pleasanily situated, and
CON orah.c rooms suitable for ohe or wo fefsyss 70
.c 90 sn e gentlemen. Location adjacent 20 ~
near ths PARK Terms moderate. Apply at IS Annst
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pOOAIS 80 RENT win breaAils' and iea, ~ u ia
"A b, l0a3. without ei,her, IN suiaN private ianF
here .s bosrefs a. - Llspeasi.sl neti Ditda.
'lf the boa y u perfect ordei tlA wen ililieA tha
foou. he 'front.' ami back parlors Ca tle ~ moo ~
.tler vl.N DC han bedroom. % desired. Sol Nv
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yl-ANTED-S.r.saors hy TAO respectable yo4ng W.
" ueu I'D private t.l4y-oee ~ ch.llcri1l ~ -
vac- sal ht o'icr q q gcncsl Aosfswogt Sf fess-
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J -
IN the I'd Monday in July next the trustpes Of The Un
yyefslty OF Mississippi will pocscd n the univsrsv
buildings TO elect five professors Of that institution Of whom
one VIII be president
The University is situated the town OF Oxtoed in
Inc northern of the State Tho surrounding coun0y
elevated and healthy and the society moral and Religions
The institution is endowed by the government and will
paw the following salaries. :,
To the president, ,OOO.
ioeach OF the other professors, 81 500 per annun. in
halt yearly lnstalments Suitable buildings are provided
tor the residence OF the faculty. free Of charge Moderate
tuition fees viii bo required be paid by each student TO
such OF the profe ssors as he may attend. a4.
The institution Is expected open about the Let Of Mo-
venber next 21 eHi En-. tlaia flI ~
The president will be professor Of mental and mora, phi
the evidences Of hristianity. 49,, n 9t
There will be professor Of mathematics, pnse and
mixed Of natural philosophy and asToaomy;
chemistry aud of ancient and modem langnagoa
rnindto subdivision WIN hctexfeeS - f66.
The object Of the uusteos 70 Psocufe - ahss scsy
the institution into operation under tho Avor
able auspices and furnish the of making ripe and
flashed scholars within the lmitapf cur own Ssate.
The applicants for propsorships requested either 10
present the meeting, 10 furnish ample testimonials
OF their fitness The will be governed but by ono
motve-the desire make tho boa soscttnns In their
power. AA Nftf faNi4 et ~
II any further information be dssrsd, IL be had by
addressing Hon. Jacob Thompson. M. c., WaahnGton
ceiiy; Hon. W L; Sharkey, Jacksona Miss Hon = ~
Howry, Oxford, mississippi; Hon. Thos- H. Williams,
ALEX. M CLAYTON
President Board of Trustees.
April A-cp2aw2m NJ ITFT d ~ -7771
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OF blue RdMnek.

each width and color be delivered at each
of the navyyards heenbetore named The coors TO DO
The flannel to be made wholly Of WOOL and that of good
quality to twed have selvages on both edges
and 70 weigh not less than OF an
Samples Of the quality may be application to the
commandments OF the yards named -.
The be subjected to such chemical or other
tests and inspection bureau authorize or direct;
be delivered Gree of charges to the United Sates) by the
Ronds with Two approved sureties in one half the esti-
mated amount contract will be required to be entered
into within days after being notified OF acceptance OF
bid and ten per centun in addition WIN be wlthned
from the Of each payment as collateral security
for due and faithful performance OF the CONTRACT winch
will account be paid until the CONTRACT sha DE com
Proposals to DO sealed and endorsed Proposals for fur
nishing flannel to the navy
To be published three times week IN the Union and
National nteigencer, Washington Republican ana Argus
and SUM- Baltimore; Pennsyivanian and rublc Ledger
Philadelphia; Journal of Commerce and Evening Post
New York Morning Post and Courier bo''on an" En-
ouirer, Richmond, Va.
March 25--S aw to LIST May t9
Extract from the Congress approved August TO- 1915
find r enacted Tbs. from oU. and ass h sv ~.
Navy under The 70 the
Sa sl sr isi n Ss sprapsa
responsible to the eject that o. or sy
obligation suck time a. may be
Secretary Of the Navy with good and nmc,ent 70
proposal the bidder @ be e they
the Of the Navy good sufficient ureties for
nhns supplies then the SaTy S &
supplies forthwith the difference between inc
S e may Sar for supplies
The hole period to be charged up against said
asr or nsx r. Immediately BY
use Of Navy action OF debt agna either or al
ox- Ed,tors OF papers who have published this ed-
ve ~ will notice the alteration. April
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rUTTA PERCHA.-This article, in its natural state, is

NUTTA PEKCHA.This article, in its natural state, rs
" found applicable great variety of purposes for
which leather india-ubber glass hemp cotton, and most
of the brous have hitherto been applied and,
Is found to make better flexible substance for pur
pose than vulcanized rubber The advertiser, having
been engaged in experiments testing its properties
and uses Obtained supply of the raw material and
made arrangements to import II IN It's unranu-
cturcd SALE The scientific and curious, who de-
sire the article for experiment. will be supplied upon APP
plication the subscriber, who has at this time the only
lot for the United States Having been the hst 10
Introduce the article the American public,
subs criber has made greater variety OF applications
the goods hand, and for sale in quantities to suit
shoes dressing bands fiat and round cloth and Sheet
picture frames, book binding wallets portfolio, cover
ngs for beds, cushions biard-tables soes and taps
for boots and shoes. or these, large supply are now
ready. Orders from any part Of the country, enclosing
applying the bottoms of boots and shoes Cloth Tor table,
piano. stand Floor CLOTH flexible tubes, sur
Reons spints buckets wnter-bags, portnnn-
teaus sachels, &c. Harness and all the appurenances
substitute for oiled sin ladies' dresses tobacco wallets
wallets cloth for awnings, and all similar purposes,
substitute for patent leather applicable to oil the pur-
poses which the glazed goods used is being pre-
pared after method discovered by the advertiser.
patents have been granted under the United States
present time. and can be, whereby the public
will be prevented from enjoying the free OF Gua Per
cha as our laws do allow patents for monopoly OF
products for applications not involving novelty
the process and the ordinary process OF making India
rubber is found just pied Guita Pcrcha. Every nr
Gle hch made of India rubber will DO furnished to
order from Gutta Percha which is really and properly,
species of rubber, by HORACE H. DAY,
Manufactures oi India rubber and Gu,a Percha,
q Corlandt street, New York
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COMPLETE DIGEST M MA
or all TIE .assericGH Reports 70 Jmssarv, ls47.

~ 0u L0e sXWoe SC0S Ao6QOtto - VOaee0EVs A0ESs
TITLE 81 BROWN respectfully ask the attention of the
just completed lsH This great work has been in
the of preparation and publication for more than
twelve years. and the catalogue OF volumes OF reports d
gested given below, will give idea OF the labor re-
quired in its preparation Volume was edited by the Hon
Theron Metcaf and Hon J. G. Perkins, and was published
in 1871 volumes and edited BY George Tcknor
Curtis, esq, and Published in 1886 These three
volumes bring the Digest down 1885, The Supplement-
in volumes, edited by George r Putnam ESQ., COM
petes the digest of every volume OF American common
the State reports from the earliest period l847. An An
nual Supplement, edited by Mr.. Putnam and embracing
the chnncery reports from that PERIOD will hereafter pc
published. We have in press also complete American
Chancery Digest to lS47, in volume. -. 49, ,
OF importance of this work. well done, nothing need
be sad is obvious every lawyer The following
letter Professor reenieaf shows his opinion both OF
the necessity of the Digest and the manner In which has
been Prepared ics tRe t4te. s.f a.-at
t nm fNH ma sae CANsRiDoE, March 4, lsas.
letter requesting opinion Of the merits
States Digest You viii recosct that
strongly advised the preparation Of one general digest 81 ~
annual publication 81 All the
the preceding after the manner Of Harrson Ensih
the law In all the States with annual
ton Of progress and improvement and would entirely supeede
sxpenss many Separate reports the trouble and
Your I've volumes already puhshed fully accomplished that
worthy any dgeit make Of and vii
hnd in the library Of carfnl lswys!
Nothing but table Of which much wanted
good work shall wish you ali possible success
Your obedisnt servant, M y 0NLENLEAf.
The Table above referred will be ready in the
course of the coming summer. 5tl gsf ;s4Hld M
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TO 81 RIDERS.

Ihe nAns Of VIII be books unless s
psynsnt Of tAe subsr v1pttsa b 2nds in advanou
Distant subacrAeu fsvsTd
on which win Be pA b. - slrA b. ssslvss As
ssfs trausmiuSjun- p ~ ~ -7-ENEl'I
TAs COUNTRY fAPEA b puhaisAed utwssky Daring
sisas Of Congrsss and ssntwsskly daring us recess
peEedless tkAa
psoportionsd to the above Ansunl r01os. --aAf y
certificate Of sianoe n r subscp
VII sH1ntsnt eoepA Aes1r Tia
notss Of any specie paying bank win b rscsvsd-
PO0TMASfERS a9oo, - ~ esnd
M u. DAILY sabsorees VII ~ r.ase g - Ssn,-
scxbers with $40 snclssA viii b. s.1 - - -
edition ~ tier furnish subscribers fDr Avaf3s
ferNuH q Ness
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WEST JERSEY COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Mount
w Holly Burlington county, New Jersey.--Rev

w Holly Darlington county, New Jsrssy.--Rev
samuel Miller, ira A. yri"eipat Assistant tsaeher,-
Chislnan, Samuel T. Thompson Rufus Brirain-This in
stituton having beyond the limits Of the prem
ises which il lately occupied, entirely arrange
session, Thursday the 9Th inst eligible
uaon upon the decviy OF Mount Holly, and just hey ond
The outskirts of the town, of which commands beaut
will DO received The buildings already erected, in
progress OF erection, OF ample proportions. The
part ofwhch will be devoted 10 the recreation of the pu
pills. gymnasium upon the premises, and riding
course round the whole, will afford amusement, well
horsemanshp, which viii be regularly practised -
The school is designed prepare boys thoroughly for
college, business Of life The plan proposes 10 unite
ment and personal habits and manners faithful religious
instruction and complete preparatory in English,
the principal ancient and modern languages and the sci
ences extended TO supply, in some good
measure the defect OF college education, when that
not be Obtained The aim u.s., TO make the pupils able
we ana ns
far possible the medium Of intercourse in the school
Each scholar has desk and chair in the school
ure times ne mas, Tree access
TERMs The beginning OF the session islhe most eligible
time for pupils to enter but pupils received ut
any time, though for less than period equUant
whole session. leave before the end Of session. with
paying for the whole Every odioary expense for
which extra charge not here expressly made per
Of age, and studying the ancient languages &87 3d.
Washing, &C., S. French, German, and Spanish, each
SIP books and stationery furnished when desired at
city prices. Payment quarterly, in advance. I.l.aH
Pupils unable pay The full price, and promising dill
gence and usefulness, particularly the children of clergy
lnen-of above allvill be received such
reduced terms as their may require and
the OF the institution permit catalogue and pros
pecus with further particulars, may be Obtained by adj
Applications Tor places should be rs early as possible
April 20-2aw2w SAMUEL MILLER, jr., Principal.
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Soap for the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
April 20 1873
PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed Proposals for SALr.
WAFER SOAP" will be received AT this bureau until 3
o'clock, p Monday the 10Th day OF May next for
furnishing and delivering the United States navy yards
Boston, New York, and Norfolk such quantities OF
may be required for the of the navy 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 go lS49.
The said soap to be manufactured from OIL and
be OF the best qualify OF that denoninaed toh
soap !; be delivered in good strong boxes and subject
such Inspection as be required by the chief of this
bureau The price to be uniform the three stations
The quantity which will be required during the year
cannot be precisely stated it will probably be about
100 900 lbs.
the of Congress making appropriations Tor the naval
service for 1854 approved l0h August lSa6) by writ
ten guaranty signed by responsible persons
the effect that he they undertake that the bidder
bidders WILL if his their bid be accepted into
obligation within five days. with good and sufficient surees
furnish the articles proposed. No proposal will be
adered unless accompanied by such guaranty.
Ma 2l-lnw4W
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I1DUCATION.-REV. d. McCARTER'S boarding
Il school for boys and young men, S'rasbnrg, Lancaster
those Of thorough English education, together with the
Latin Greek, French and German languages; vocal and
Instrumental music plain and ornamental writing draw
ing, &c.
The whole expenses including board, tuition, washing
&c. per session of five months, $50. There is
charge whatever connected with this institution Payment
not required until the end Of the term.
This Institution has been in successful operation under
the OF the present principal for the last nine years
be prepared, by the commencement of the session.
accommodate about sixty boarders.
Summer session will commence on 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 &C., will please address
REV d. McCARTER,
Principal and Proprietor Strasburg, Lancaster CO., Pa
March 29-6W
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WashinStoa National Hon u,asnt.
Foundation Sfo,s<.

PROPOSALS will be received at the office Of the board
Of managers of the Washington National Monumen
Society," until O'clock p H. the 10th day OF May next
for furnishing building stone from the gnsss quarries
the Potomac valley OF the durable qualify, and
large size less than four feet square, OF other shapes
OF not less than sixteen superficial Feet with level beds and
builds and OF not less than from nine twelve inches and
these IN sufficient quantities OF each thickness
area OF from 1000 TO 5000 feet The stone TO be
delivered required and the site of the
as the water carriage by river and canal will admit and
TO be paid for by the perch of Is cubic feet measured
the wall.
THOMAS CARBERY, iu
GEORGE WATTERSTON,
s- w. A. BRADLEY,
- l1f Building Committee.
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ST. JOHNS INSTITUTE,
Mount .a26nn, 6;eerxstosCn Aefgbts, u. G.
, RIsuop or ruE DIocKsE, Visiter.

The BIsnop DIOCESE, Visiter .
The Rev. ANTHONY TEN BRoEck, A. M. Rector
THIS Institution very pleasantly situated and IN re-
Washington Georgetown, Alexandria, and the Potomac
river veral miles. agst ss& ,sNfat :
Applications for Information respecting terms, &c for
the ad ,son OF pupils may be made to the RectorPost
Office address, ST. Johns Institute, near Georgetown, D.
n
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MARSHAL's SALE.

IN rue of three several wrts OF hs faeas issued from
ba TX, office of the ccnt OF the District oil 20
mbs for the county Wasning'on, and to me dreeuo,
shalt TO public sale Tor cas on ~ s.,d Comm o
+, Al the hour Of IL O'clock m, one negro boy named
sdrew aged about "A years, seized and levied upon as
OF Franci5 Loundes and sold TO satisfy judi
G No Is 10 November term, 1910, in favor OF Fielder b
poton use of Walter Smith, administrator OF Clement
ih use Of G Cox, use OF Judson Mitchell also, No.
a ncias 10 March term lS4l, in favor OF Walter smith
yeentor of Cemen, Smith, OF c. Cox, use OF Judson
Mitchell and also adicials No a. to March term. isiI
In G,vor of liam Hayman, OF Judson Mltchel-all
sg,inst the said Francis Loundes
ALEXANDER HUNTER, Marshal
April l9-dts oil the Disuict Oh Oolumoa'
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Jew GOODS ron GENTLEMEN.- H.

~ merchant tailor, three doors west OF Browns hotel
tful dymade goods TO suit the season Among them
may be found almost every description Of garment IN The
newe st nd best styles, very reasonable prices.
Also large of the latest styles fancy goods
viz cravats, scars stocks gloves best kid all coors do
silk linen &c. with shirts of various kinds and quality,
with many other articles and useful Tor gentle
3Hts tA Ih.. 5tt.
Measures taken and suits order in the best style
at short notice One price only. Terms cash
March 23-3tawlmif