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LI1'TELL's LIVING AGE.
Conf<nfs of M. 25a

I, Madame de Mainienon--F rsser's Magazine.
z. Lays Of Scottish Cavaliers Dublin University Mag
2. Supernatural Bengs-New Monthly Magazine.
4. Hartley Colfridgt Transcript.
BY Sea and Land TO California, Gen Smith. Mormons
Commercial Advertiser, Rochester Democrat.
g. Chidren-Mra H. Beeeher, stowe
Z, From The Gray to the Whites Chambers Journal
= Massacre OF ST. Barholomew--Dub Univ. Mag
Last Moments Of Talleyrand-New York Evening Port
~ The last BourboI-New York Evening Post.
" Closing Years Of Dean Swift's IiieDub. Univ Mag
Y Meiyille's New Work, Mardi--I.terary World
ld Austria Ia her Development Spectator.
H. Russian Movements--E Examiner. it
Poetry Flea Gray; Two Missionaries; charged Thee
10 Remembers Desert Sand in Hour. Glass; My Own
Place Lines on Life.
orterlcle; Mr.. Dyce sombrei Lunsey Case.
WAHsaros, Dgc. "a, 1915.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted TO literature and
science which abound In Europe aud la this country this
has appeared 10 Inc 10 be the useful contans indeed
The exposition only Of the literature OF the English
language but this by lis immense and compreheD
sion, Includes portrainre Of the human mind III the
most expansion Of the present age.
]. q. ADAMS
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PROPOSALS ron PRINTING.

CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at the Pension
y Office until the c0h OF the ensuing month"; for printing
six thousand copies OF the Pension Laws now IN force, to-
geh with the constructions placed upon such by the War
Department Attorney General, and The orms necessary
be followed by applicants for pensions under the several
laws and the bounty land laws together with the neressa
~ application therefor Tor the Of the Pension
Office The work 10 be executed good paper Of which
sample will be furnished application at the Pension
Office. The hook viii not exceed hundred and fifty
pages be printed long primer type and each page 10
contain tMo thousand and eighty ems The proposal must
state the price per printed page include composition,
press work. paper, and folding and stitching, without
The bids 10 be enveoped and endorsed Proposals for
printing! J. u. EDWARDS,
: an Ii--w4w&2tcp Commissioner Of Pensions
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MaRsuAL,s SALE.

IN virc writ Of eri facas on ire facias under the
lien law, iasnsd from the Clerks Once THE District
Columbia for the county Of wsshing,on and 10 direct
ed shall expose public sale, for cash. Wsdns aay
door Of said county al " O'Clock the following prop
erty VIA Five two story and attic frame dwelling hoaes
with back buildings EACH parts OF Lots No 4and q III
Square No 16a in the city of Washington seized and sve,
upon the property Of Sylyanus Holmes and Aold
isy Jucals No, H. 10 March M 1912, in favor of Ilys
sts Ward ROBERT WALLACE
dee l3-dIa Marshalof the District OF Columbia
ny-The above sale not having beef com :
Piled with win BE- resold and sale take place on me Oh
day u May next al the same place AZ " o,clock N
ROBERT WALLACE,
% l0-dts AarehAl ofthe District of Columbia
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Report &c me Committee on DE burning Of Temper
amer Hall, read al The temperance meefine held in
ne ~ street Baptist church on Thursday erening
the 26h instant.
The committee appointed at a meeting Of citizens
Of Wushlngton--hcld in Rev. Mr.. Cnrley's church
en- the 18th instant-wi,h reference 10 The recent
burning of Temperance Hall, on r street have in
CURED into oil the fac,s Of the case and respectfully
submit the following report:
l. That there is every reason TO believe, from
careful examination Of the premises that The hall
was set on fire by the hands Of mn incendiary The
person or persons who committed the act cannot
tee nre still prosecuting their Investigations in the
hope that the guilty party or parties may be finally
detected and brought TO Justice.
:. lie committee would state, with much plea
sure, that the insurance the hall (s3 000) will b.
paii--either the whole or Q principal part-lo the
persons properly authorized to receive Il.
The committee have learned that the several divi
sions Of the Sons Of Temperance usually meeting In
the hall iinve lost nearly all their fixtures by this CON
fiagraton, and respectfully commend their case 10
the consideration Of the friends Of The cause of pub
lie morals.
4. The committee beg leave TO acknowledge the
urdnous exertions of the fire department of WISH
lngton 10 stay the progress of the devoung element
on tho OCCASION and tender TO its members the uni
ted thanks of the yarons temperance associations Of
the city
8. The committee In conclusion, arc happy TO in
orn the public that the ruins Of tile hall have been
promptly cleared away for rebuilding and, with
slch axeriions as are called for by the emergency
the time Is not far distant when the hall win arise
like phTnix from lis ashes improved In consiruc-
tion and appearance, and destined TO be more useful
Than ever in promoting The welfare Of the people a,
the capital Of the nation All which is respectfully
Submitted,
Rev. CHAS. w. DENISON,
A. r. CUNNINGHAM,
A. ROTHWELL,
r.. II. PATCHIN,
ULYSSES WARD,
r. M. PEARSON,
J. c. DARKNESS,
Committee
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The Savannah Republican notices tho departure
Of Hon. Thomas Butler King from that port in
the Iahmus at the Invitation Of the propricos Of the
line Of Pacific Ocean Steamships, with view per.
sonaly to examine the route across the Isthmus nnd
10 make himself thoroughly acquainted with the
general condition Of the great thoroughfare, which
has been established mainly through his exertions as
Chairman Of the Naval Committee Of Congress ~
Mr.. King will 90 Us far as San Francisco, and will
return In time TO resume his seat the opening Of
the next Congress. Bali Amer
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EAsmIoNAnLE cLoTmINe.-we have 81

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.-we have ON
L hand large and elegant stock OF READY.MADE
GOODS for gentlemcn's Fine dress and frock Coats
dOrsay Coats Overcoas OF various styles and qualities
Pantaoona and Vests In Variety with every other
without delay.
Some very handsome white silk and other vests for even
Ing wear
Also fine Shirts; white, black, and other kid Gloves.
With Cnvas and many other pretty and desirable Goods
genilemen'B
We also prepared 10 make up any garment order
u short notice in The beet style
Terms canh 10 prompt customers on shor credit Only
Que price. YOUNG 3 OREM
feb l6-dtf 3doors west of Browns Hole
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wOOD AND COAL.

Cl.RK's OFFICE or HOUSE, OF REPS. U. 5.
Arm 10, 1919.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until one
O'clock r. NJ on Saturday. the 18th day OF May
for furnishing and delivering in the vaults Of the Capitol
on or before the Isl day OF September nexi
250 tons OF Anthracite Coal
25O cords best Hickory Wood.
The coal must be Of the best quality, clear Of dust and
broken into humps about the stze OF IA b. weight.
The wood must be well seasoned $40 cords be sawed
once and the balance no corls) TO be sawed three times
az 2O-lawiw THO. j. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
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Treasury Department, March 10, 1919.

Treasury Department, March 10, 1s49.
PURSUANT 10 the provision contained in the first section
L Of Congress entitled An act making nppro-
priaons for the civil and diplomatic expenses of Govern
eni for the year ending the lhriiet Of June, eighteen
hundred and fifty and Tor other purposes, approved
March g. 1912 hereby give notice that the principal and
interest Of all such scrp az has been issued prior 10 the
first day OF July Si9 may be Issued, under the ninth
ton Of the Of Congress entitled An raise for
limited time an additional military lorce and for other
senaton Of the same at the Treasury oil te United States
be redeemed aud paid The said first day July 1919,
and that all interest," such scrip viii cease sad day
w. NJ MEREDITH
Mar i3--,i2mif Secretary OF the Treasury.
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NEw ExrlnRIsa ExrEpIrIos is stated that
Col Albert, Chief Of the Bureau Of Typographical
Engineers, contempntcs sending an expedition nnder
Capt Siansbury TO explore the country In the vicn-
ity Of the great Salt Lake. II win be accompanied
by Lieut. Emory, whose journal Of the march Of
the army Of the West 10 California hao become 90
widelv known
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The New Orleans pnpers notice the completion Of
Geographic line from thai CITY TO the Balze at the
South West Pass Of the mississippi The line was
in operation and promised to be Of great service TO
the citizens, who are thus brought In Immediate com:
mnncuiion with the ont port, which Is distant from
the city more Than one hundred miles Bnifim ore
American
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We regret to learn, by recent advces from Rio De
Janeiro, OF the death Of Captain james Phillips, II
Baltimore. Captain r. was one Of the oldest sea
captains out Of this port and was well known 10 Bra
zil where as well as al home, he was highly esteem
ed a. an active and enterprising ship-owner Capt.
Phillips died Of Rio on the 9Th March -. bait Amer.
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PRESENTATION or THE SwoRp TO GrN TAYLOR. -
Our readers will find tho account Of this highly in
tsrssting ceremony in another column. We regard
the speech q Mr. Daniel one OF the most beaiti-
ders Rich Whig e. =
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CHOICE MAHOGANY AND LUMBER.

CHOICE MAHOGANY AND LUMBER.
John PURDY has Just received and has for sale the fol
u lowing artices r.:
MaDganes OF every thickness, from vAneer'ng 10 hand
railing, and newell posts,
Birds eye and cufled maple
Walnut and cherry,
Poplar Of every thickness.
Ash and oak
supply Of seasoned white pine panel merchandise, Sc
lect siding and common culla,
with general assortment Of North Carolina and Eastern
shore pine.
Also a supply Of caicined plaster and cement
to Daily expected two vessel loads Of coal
an l6.-eo16t
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

IN virtue 81 writ of vendou esponas. judgment al
j condemnation, ON viii of attachment issued from the
Clerks office Of The Circuit C,nrt Of the Dslir Of Com
bia Tor The county Of Wasington and 10 me directed aal
expose public eale, for cash, Wednesday, the OH day
o May next " o'clock, NJ before the Court IIouse door
q sl county all the fight nile, and Interest Of Richard
Hrer Price aud TO The following properly viz Lot
No &, in square No 3o5, in the city Of Washington, front
ing i5i Ieet on Twedn street west and ld feet Virginia
Richard Butler Price, aud sold satisfy dicias No li6
TO March term, l6ia, in favor OF Joseph lindsny
ROnERT WALLACE,
ap I0--,ifa Marshal Of The DisricI oil Columbia.
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IIANfAIATTS VEG ETABLE COMPOUND.-.Thisi is com.
Ill posed OF entirely Vegetable substances liz restoring
properties wonderful to asonish ihe most emin
en- physicians i is peasanter, cheaper and more eca
Ing or detans and Is perfectly sale in all cases for old
or yonng. Facts will speak for themselves.
Washington ID. @. OcL 20fh, 1919
geabe Compound in my family for the chis aud fevers
with great success and iske pleasure in recommending
TO persons afflicted IN the like manner as certain cure
Respectfully, yours n,,,,,,. ,,,.,,s
Washington April 10, 1879
Mr. John b. Hammait- Dear Sir My child was attack.
ed with Fever and Agne and advised by friend to
days he entirely cured therefore take great plea.
sure In recommending Il 10 all persons afflicted with Ague
and Fever an infallible remedy
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH FRY.
Akrdnairia April IL, 1919,
taken with Fever and Ague and although constantly
work In damp places entirely cured by using
two boulss Of your Invaluable comC S% p,c,pne
Aierandria, oct 2, 1873.
SRA week since was attacked with the Fever and
Ague, Hearing Of your medicine, procured one bottle
which In three days entirely cured me- have had that
@ 90 Sn v MEDICINE an o 20
effected my cure. Yours, &c,
tSigned) II. 7. BEERS
Sir: Three weeks since, my child taken with the
Fever and Ae, and was induced by frondio try your
invaluable Compound The effect was instantaneous; In
three days my child entirely cured would recon.
mend il 10 all who suffer with that disease as an i'e
remedy Ve 1s,s respes'"y yours ARaAREr sMMs
Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 81 1879
Mr. j. D. Inmmatt-Dear Sir: While In your town In
last purchased bottles OF your valuable
pound for fever and ague have tried other med
cines which relieved a short time but on discon
tinuing the Of them my disease returned with redou
bed yigor had not taken the first bottle before felt re-
iieved the second bottle entirely eradcated from
my syatem ceerfully recommend il TO all persons snf
s'"s w." q" tsisnsd5 GEORGE ". Johnson,
Baltimore Street.
We have number Of other certificates in possession,
which omit publishing the merits OF many articles
before pubc In the certificates alone Honesty
and TRUTH need attraction give the Compound trial.
we nak no more JOHN d. HAMMATT,
King Street, Alexandria.
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON
Z,D&W H. Gilman, Chas. Sott & Co., II. S. Palter.
son. NJ Delany Samuel Burr, Penn Avenue; ]. +. Cal.
Ian, H. H. Mcphersonjr 7h Street, G. T Garner, Capt.
iol Hill John +. Bates, Navy Yard; and DR. r. Clarke,
for tile Island
Agent for Georgeto,en.--R s. T. Cissel.
PIT ~, il quart bodies PRICE ST. ap 25-ly
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HAaTroRp, CIR, April 26, 8 p. NJ!
The large saving and planning factory Of b. & T..
The loss Is estimated at $4,000 on which there is an
insurance for 81, 900.
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Correspondence the National Wing
Highly Important from Canada.
~ MoNrnR 4 Eanndn Anril %. q II. M

Hi2hiy Important tronn canAuas
MosTREAL, Canada, April 20, 0 II. M.
The city was terribly excited all day yesterday.
The citizens broke oui into acts Of lawless yio-
lence, In consequence Of the government having
armed five hundred special French Constables.
Twenty English encountered this consiabulary
force In the street, and the parties came to blows
Shots were exchanged and TWO persons were badly
wounded.
Subsequently the Government, disarmed this con-
siabulary force, for the purpose oil restoring peace
Petitions were and are circulating for The recall OF
Lord Egin and the dsnvowal oflhe rebellion indem.
nifty law.
The Hotels aud Garlsons are all under~arms.
Cannon are planted in oil the slreeis- 10 suppress
the Justification
At six o'clock this afternoon the streets were quiet
and at the presen, hour quiet continues.
Wehaye reported riots at Kingston and Toronto.
Correspondence OF the National Wing.
MosrnEAL April 49, p. NJ.
Farther Riots al 1lionLrta.
Last night the tory mob assembled again In great
force, and burned the house and stables Of La Fon
laine, tho liberal leader in the Provincial Parliament
smashed the windows OF the houses Of DR.. Mel
son, another prominent libcralist and Inspector
General Hincks as well as the houses Of other gen
fleneD- Many acts Of violence were committed a.
the great rass meeting Of the tories al the Champ
de Mars, al o'clock this afternoon
The speakers recommended peaceabe measures.
but resolutions were passed advising the recall OF
Lord Elgin, when the assemblage quietly dispersed.
The Provincial Parliament met to-day at Bonsc-
corns Market House the attendance was slim, and
the hody adjourned without action. Tho excite
meni Is very high.
Correspondence OF The National Wing,
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Jons MIrcnEI, THE IRisn PATRioT. We learn
from Captain Foster, Of the schooner Muy Flower,
from Bcrmndn, April 18Th, that John Michel The
exlcd Irish patriot, was 10 leave Bermuda in few
days, In the transport ship Neptune for the Cape OF
Good lIope.--Neio York Herald
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THr Fnosr on Sunday night last was severe and
killing. Corn was Bit down, what cotton was up
was killed. and Early wheat injured. Fruit we fenr
was destroyed. Garden vegetables suffered severely
We mover saw o frost do more damage. The wealth
e. is stil' cold windy and very dry Hnfsraie Ais
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DurL.-A duel was fought az Old Point yesterday,
between J. p. Jones, (passed Midshipman In the
navy and Or. Jas. Hope, Il nephew Of Commo-
dore BaIrong Both were severely, IL moi mortaly,
wounded. - Norfolk Argus, Apra ~
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The Froniier Gaardian n,imates, in very strong
miles from Kanesvies, and one mile from 81, Fran
Gle Poitnwotomis county, Iowa. Il tells the peopc
10 examine well what kind OF money they take, 81
Louis Rep.
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I'D ACRES OF LAND FOR sALE,

Within u miles from The City limits, for s15 per
TRACT Of land OF 35acrea with log house there an
IL on erected, is or sale, al the extraordinary low E
price ofslbper acrf situated about miles from The Navy
Yard the Eastern Branch bridge, the Good
Hope Tavern There Is fine wood part OF H. plenty Of
good wafer and several beautiful building sces command
try location extraordinary healthy Tie whole Of the
land could be easily brought under cultivation. besides
with little expense Plenty OF chestnut the land to en-
close L. Title ndispnabe. Whoever wishes great bar
gam Will call Immediately at the office OF the National
Uhg. ~. an 2a--lI
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@s Smithsonian LcctMres.--A course Of
WGG lectures on GEOLOGY will be delivered, by
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, IL D., President OF Amherst
College, In the Lecture Room ofhe East Wing Smith
nonian Building, Monday Wednesday and Friday eve
ningsi 10 commence at n O'Clock on Monday evening
April ooh. ~
The convenient access on foot 10 the building Is
BY TN and l2h streets and by paths from these which will
be indicated by lamps. ap-zal-ii
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OlD Whitley on ms WAY TO THE CAPITAL. We
learn Thai General Tayors favorite horse Old Whitley
who was 20 celebrated'in the Mexican campaign IS.
now on his way 10 Washington, and viii arrive there
In few days.
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THE ADELPHI.
THE DANsEUsEs vIENNoisEs,
Forty eight In number, under the direction Of
MAD, JOSEPHINE WEISS,
VIII give two performancesn this city on Monday aud
Tuesday evenings, both April and lst Of May

. Tuesday evenings both April and lsl OF May
PART FIRST
The performance with The fascinating Pas de
feurs, by AZ Danseusra Vennoisea Alter which
The Danrea Pas Escosais, Pas de Swiess,
Taranteiia
PART SECOND.
Pas Hongros by 81 Danseuses 10 be followed by Trotn
cracovienne, Pas Syren.
, =, .
PART THIRD.
Polka Paysanne by "a Dnnsedses be followed by Lin
ger Dance Pas de Polinnise, Pas de Espano
s PART FOURTH
To conclude with the grand Pas Oriental by ~ Dasevs
viennolses,
NJ
H5-The theatre viii be brilliantly lighted for the occa
zion, and the seats more commodiolsly arranged e
PRICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES boxes 81 d; nox
and parqnettc 81; gallery 10 Doors open nj half
past aeven performance TO commence at g. an g5-dd
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The Frontier Guardian cautions the rp,isrpnts 10
California against expecting 10 rccru, their stocks
Of provisions from the settlements In the Sal, Lake
country, as II Is confident that they will moi have
any 70 part with TIL after harvest bid.
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FoR ,MoNRovIA LiBERIA.--The barque Ciinto-
mia Wright Capt. Rattle, went down last night,
bound 70 Monroyia. with twenty one emancipated
slaves from Kentucky and Tennessee sent ont by
the Colonization Society,N 0. Pic, April 90
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From the Philadelphia Pennsylvania
From Canton
Erfrdcf Of a Letter from an Officer IN boird HE u,
s. Flag Ship Plymouth dated

.fyfi y. rug sup xTfgWouW uHeu
CANTON RIVER, Jan. 6, lsi9
eve arrived at Macao from Manila short lime
since and now on our way up the river 10 Wham-
pom where we WIN remain for several months; pro
badly until the anticipated difficulties between the
English and Chinese--nbouI opening TO foreigners
the gates Of The old city Of Canton In April accord
ing 10 the treatyshnll I've settled. do not appre-
bend anything serious. The English have their hands
full enough now and do not want TO push matters
10 extreme. The Chinese authorities are well enough
disposed to abide by hnt clause Of The treaty but the
mob Ii said will make great opposiIion, and It Is
said the English win not enter the city without o
very large force.
At Manila we had pleasant time; there nrc a
great many Americana residing there who left no
means nniircd 10 make orr visit delightful one
At Whnmpoa we will have nm idle lime fear; IL Is
here that onr vessels lake In their cargoes The old
town of Whampoa Ia forbidden 10 Foreigners but
where we lie there Is new one bn where any
thing can be had that In Chinese The river Ia NOT
navigable for large vessels further up. Canton is
about fourteen miles from Whampoa, and has
small Yankee steamer running up and down every
day--n queer sight assure you, to see small high
pressure boat pniing up and down river W this
part &c tho world WHERE everything has been at n
stand for 40 many CENTURIES The steamer was
brought out here in vessel and has been so useful
10 lis owners thai am told several more have been
ordered tits not more than twenty-five feet long,
and looks mora like q childs toy than thing thai
is almost worth its weight In gold. The Chinese
were very much amused Ut II when first II mnde III
appearance, and Icing propeller, they could not
unders taBd the philosophy Of the craft but be.
leye by this tir,e they hive become used TO H."
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LAnor Rrcrlpra. THE total income Of The Brit
was fio4, re, equal 10 about $500 600 bid
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MARRIED.

IN New York on the 9th inst at The residence Of the
iior John Morgan by Right Rev John Hughes, Bisaop
OF New York, D. JOSEPH SENfMES Jr, Of Georgefown,
~, TO loRANTHA, daughter OF the late Lawrence p.
Jordan, OF the former city
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cARUsI,s SALOON.

W. "A W H-H.5GB~HSH~ A NE
r CARUST has the honor announce, that the cele.
LII bration OF the annual
aMAY FESTIVAL
Win be held Mt the Saloon, Tuesday the LIST of May
The most ample and decorative arrangements will made
on the OCCASION Both Of the splendid Saloons viii be
thrown open for promenade and dancing The parents and
guardians Of his pupils respectfully requested TO attend
with Them Ladies' who may not receive their cards Of in
vtaton IN me will please send their and place Of
residence TO l.. G. ut the Saloon. ap 2-eoa