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COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE, ID. c.


TINE months win commence Wednesday, Sep
IL TENDER ~.
Tuition 80 w
Room library, bed, and furniture ~ W
Table al servants, per week LIS
To students who do not board The charges will be-
Room library and furniture ~ 90
matc OF $40 paid admission small charge
average damages Fuel lights Washing yH cts
French German small additional charge The ne.
stationery viii not
exceed Students be admitted AT time
opeang of session preferable Bills payable advance
balance middle OF the
WAsnsoTos Cry, September, l849.
Sept B-Iawd4wlawcp6w
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SPLENDID Csrpeting, Curtain Goods Sc.-The subscri-
beers would respectfully invite the attention OF citizens and
keepers generally their stock Of furnishing goods
they feel confident cannot be surpassed equacd by other
house In the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English brussels
Imperial tiree ply, double super ingram
supcrhno ingram, extra fine and hBe do
Low-pnced all wool ingram, royal twiled Nenetians
Rich cheneiIe and tuied rugs
Heavy oiclot every width, which any
hall.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin dc lalnes rich figured de laines
Rich high coorcd damasks, rich damasks
Twiled and plain cashmercts
Buff damask do
Worted damasks all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslins, by the yard
Tasse,i Hoops, gimps borderines, bindings
Biad linens, all widths
Tasseis, cords, and fixtures Of every kind, &C.
Together with Of piano
beeo and table danask linen seengs damask napkins and
towels, Scotch and Russia Diapers Maees quilts
&c al Of which received perfectly fesh
sred upon usual accommodating An respectfully
vited for themselves.
Sep 11-3taw4wff p. n. HOoE CO.
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Dec. 2a-dsm

February IL, 1850.
ON the petition Of Locking, Dansye New York
praying for the Of patent granted Locking
an improvement In pougs for years expiration
1850 ~ = -f"'
ordered petition heard Mt the Patent Oce on
the third Monday in April 10 O'clock persons
are notified to and show they have
petition ought not to be granted. ~.
Ordered ALSO this be published Republic
telgencer and Union, Washington city c.. Noth American
and Gazette Philadelphia; Tribune, New Daily American
Rochester, New York Journal Providence for three
successive weeks previous to the third Monday April
DE WITT O. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdos Of the above win please copy and
Feb l2-law3w
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ysse
slas ssshsc with cordial and sssastsnns powers was
e &c sas e. s don A%-
ous complaints, dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
Knowing experience operates kindly
g. % s a.
venve % III who be 90 fortunate escape m first nsdous
r. Is had wholesale and retail !, Caus Music Saloon Penn
vsna between lin and ah Streets and the principal
fsnphlsn containing uss many
os o% any an h p. q 4. ns
% All s%% nv. y Co
IA spscon branch Post once Department, Offers his
man generally and hose Of the southwestern
sssns many years
Issrs once parss, hearty
consent g sustain him therein.
sovsnment win be thankfully received and despatched
JaS4-da late ofPos, One. De Dsp .ssa
NO1ICETne beg citizens
public as, ns Sss ~. employed mortimer Da 0% =.
ness Sr y years. enables say
e saS s"y oss
him In s section Of the county His customers respectfully
ROBERT KEYwoRTH,
Penn avenue, betw zen 9Th and ION sueets.
RIO 0sergs Pace ard Edwin Pacs-You hereby nod
ss % ne osos g, term s g % circuit s s,.
n; Need. ..s u .s ~: =
3 pussbsd Ohai.h, Of the nswspape published
q w.ais. asos rsss md Edwin Pace o@s.y
u: saa
SAID county Of Prince Gso or before the n day Of the
% s NE n:n " % their shares
THos H. DAAIEL,
Nov 8-dSw Commissioners Ac
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w pabser Ca.imir ohn AZ AZ. an,
splendid photographic city OF Washnason ana
Georgetown. and the adjacent including upon margin
particular OF the pubic badnsE and
other interest In the city and seem
whee range PenDyana and the remaining portion
the city from that point aud faith
fully II altogether superior Of Washington
and vaciny which forms and
viii be deemed desirable
the paror In work involving great labor the
artist and considerable that OF the publhe which
trust be amply emuneaed BY liberal and
ON the Of the public. be had Of Mr. Bohn, the pushe
% ms stand az The Capitol and probably 1.-THE stores ofshe booksellers
In this city Union. 1900
AyIsw MErRopoLs--w shown BY Mr. CAST
etrs washington and Georgetown. The view taken from
poeo OF inc capitol and representation OF the
meuopos while the border 10 the u composed Of
y a a %es prominent objects o. gie,ssin the Dis
dents hose Posi Once Patent oce City Halt Statue OF Wash
ng.on WndeIs building Jackson Hail. Navy Yard, Georgetown
Cohege Aquednct st. Patk's Church, Arsenal
Monument Observatory Jackson Monument 10 bel War De-
particular and wi undoubtedly extensive circua
ion.-NGt Iat
Lograpic view Of Washington city Georgetown Published
and sold by CAsIhn Bons, Washington ID. O. -lTT'
This hogapbed very large sheet Of % substan
a and contains plans The Capitol
dents House, the Post Once Office Once smith
onan Institution aud all the principal public buildings Including
giving views edces that Mr. Bonn, being suppose
little imaginative that
in probably These the Washington Monu
ments Everything introduced into the view accurately drawn
correct representations OF the public buildings here, viii do
pafronze Mr.. BONN Globe. . fNH.aH
For sale at my stand 10 the Capitol.
Feb l0-2aw2wTu&Su c. BONN
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NEW MUSIC.-Just old established Music
IN Stationery 18th Pennsylvania
the following beautiful and popular music sold usual low
price, four cents per page VIM. FISCHER.
The Ledger Polka, by James Bellak 49,
Nancys Fancy Polka, by G. Blessner
Phoenix Polka performed johnsons Brass Band May
Sailors Polka, c. Lenschow leader Of Gemana
The Hyacnth Polka by Gungr
The Elm Waltz, with variations by Grobe
The Manor Waltz, by +. q. McKenna
Sub Rosa Waltz, by T. Renlardt
Reindeer Quckstep, by Grobe
The Virginia Rosebud Qnckstep, by Grobe
Kossuths March, by Ezemelenyi
JEANNE Gray, ballad by Muller, with beautiful ygnette
Leap DER the Waves, by j. H. Hewitt s..- t4.
Come back day Dreams back by member Of the Gemana
Band
Gentle Deeds beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad, by Hodson
Mary Bell 9th edition, by Benkeu
"Wl love p! with the
III love more"
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged rs n quartetie
Belle OF Baltimore, Ethiopian song
back, Steben do
The Virginia Rosebud, the only edition
4 VI.
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Genord Agency ~ WAshtm8t0n, u. Q.
RY A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
ID claims
ee hs revolutionary the with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida ..sss
Tor psnaious bounty land, or scrip.
sessy Laaa attend 20 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order. u asteF 3NS d
Pstsns OesThe applications for patents procuring models
drswns Gc win be attended 20 In all their various branches
0sNsyal Post QDcs-A claims against the department will be
prosecuted esnsu Of conacio quarterly accounts pay Of
dino facilitated, kc
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser
VILE Democrat Louis New Gazette
The amount Of o. and send their bills this oce accompanied
with paper. June 24d
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L. LEWIS, attorney stlaw, iormery Of Virginia. sss
D. several years clerk In the Adjuznt 0ee .snng
ton his services the Virginia cnd
the collection Of their dues from the government
(he and children of soldiers Mexico are
entitled 10 penson.)
An claims especially Of marines who Mexico viii be
purchased fair cash price, be pressed for the
the departments with the utmost despatch He
ers himself Washington his with
the Adjuant Generals Once, his acquaintance with depart
men his experience, viii AFFORD facilities speedy
adjustment OF all business conhded 10 him.
lie respectfully refers 20 all the members OF The last Congress from
virginia. and John r. Mason Rchmopd, Val Major
T. Jones, Washington city
at great pleasure recommend Major Lewis
reneman well qualified attend the above business.
s'" a'' ar JoNEsn
Any editor who will procure good claim in his vicinity pub
ga AUG iosm : = 8. L. LEWIS.
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CANCY GOODSI Fancy Goods - Wonderful attraction at
PoUDERs, Pennsyivsnia avenue Co.. (up
sars Mrs f. j. Pouder mpeed by the cordial welcome and
patronage accorded her former OCCASION resumed
the occupancy Of the kept by her where
would be happy exhibit her friends patrons stock
fows Rich brocade and silks black do
black and coored Turk satns de anes fancy
goods for costumes de bal" An nnequaed variety OF head
and bonnets magnificent guand dress trimmings
&c ribbons, laces, cmbrodces boche shaws from s2
scarlet crimson, and white do from - 50 SIS She
particular attention 10 her stock OF sacks coa which
win be found to The elegance Of design and
finish. Dec lG-eo6in
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CEILING on Winter stock Cost.The Subscribers re
specially inform their and the public generally
they have determined 10 offer their
engaged taking
preparatory spring purchases Among
be found variety which ali
times which viii dispose Of for cash. puncua
We 's8
80 pieces colorcd dress Silks In all styles
white blue and pink satns XXI 81.
do. do. glacc silks 4 t5ItE
20 pieces coored silk vevets In all possible
few dress patterns remaining handsome embroidered
Canton suitable coos for spring
Of collars behes, and inside handkechc
which will sell
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, s co.
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QOOKs from London, list No. 8--Pairy Tales; by
ny Count hamilton, author Of the Memoirs u Count Gammon
VOL, l6i9
Green Consular Service.
Professional Papers OF the Royal Engineers, 10 vols
ficldings Complete Works In vol Cruksha illustrations
smollett's Complete Works, VOL, do do
The Accomplished Chess Player.
The Plays Of Congreye, Wycheriy ynnbnh Farquaha
complete in volume.
ar John Hcrsches Manual Scientific Inquiry prepared
her Majesty and for the travellers general vol
Just imported direct from London by
Feb II FRANCK TAYLOR.
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yRENCH Mernos, just receved.-We invite attention
of French menos, cashmere &c
We the following desirable shades
Maxarne, Cobug and blue, best grades
bright colors, in crimson, scarlet cherry, and pink
shades In maroon, brown, clare and
green
10 pieces mode-coor cashmeres and mernos
best black Thbet merinos with large and complete
mnsns Of which
will sold accommodating
Dec 6-FSif CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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Concord Academy.
THE Of mis- Insnuoa win Isl Of DC
y. WIN. COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, AM


hkSEnkhoka
Hon John Y. Mason;s
Dr. = ?. seou,. speaker Of ths Senate Of Virginia.
Thomas J. Randolph, esq., Abemarle;
Dr. Armistssd Cook, Portsmouth
kobsn Q. Htanard, esq, hehmondi
Wm- 81 Harrison, esq., Prince George;
Wa H. Tayioe esq., Mount Airyj
Richard Baylor, esq,s Essex;
Andrew Hunter, ESQ., jefferson;
Clayton g. Coleman esq.,. Louisa
John Tnhb esq, Gloucestsrj
Wm- n. Roy, ESQ., Gloucester;
uoa. noben N. 4. Hunter Essex
MGh Rsv Nicholas Cobbs, d. D.. Bishop Of Alabama
H6n. Thomss H. Bayly, N. O.;
JuiEe Daniel Coleman, Aabamai
Ho6- James A. Scddon- M CT
Gen. Bernard Peyton,s kichmondj
Hon. James n. Mason,s Fredericki
, nsv. WIN. Friend, Port Royal;
John \. Bryan esq., Gloucester
Th0mas 8. Gsolson, ESQ., Peersbugi
Eisn w. Fisher, esq - Northampton
John w. Tyler, esq,s Wanenton l.f
George r. Wilkins, esq., Northampton
Yrsncis y. Rves, ESQ.,, Petersburg
.snuemsn who present wards
members Of Institution.
Sep. Sd llnteil
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rHRIsTMAB FEsTTvAL.-A Festival win be held a the
building OF st. vncents Orphan Asylum, 10Th
and streets 20 commence the 2e Of this month and TO end
Refreshments provided
proceeds the festival applied
asylum, much
OF Charity, and the little orphans
charge expected that the public will give their attention and
Datro
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VIsITING-CARDs printed and plates engraved
most approved STYLE few hours notice, and WISHING cards
Me finest quality supplied, by TAYLOR 4 MA0RY,
Nov 70 Booksellers oh
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DOCKS from London--IAst NO. 7.-waIbran,s Dictonar,
- OF Shakespeare Quoaions-l VOL 1919.
Rabelais, translated into English-9 vols, 1919.
Light Infantry Duty by Lieut. Adutant sinnot regiment
vol, lS49.
The Three Arms, Divisional Tactics Decker; translated By
Major Jones, Prince Aiberts Hussars-l vol, lss9.
The Duties Judge Advocaies by Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
advocate Genera-Ivo
Gould's Companion TO the sIicroscope-l vol 1919.
Jackson's Military surveying-l vol.
le49. : e
Burgoyne Blasting md Quarrying-l vol, 1919.
Aicn's Navigation Laws OF Great Bhtan-I VOL 1870.
The London Stage- vols.
Just imported from London direct, by
Feb IS FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Superior Old Brandy.
THE subscriber received superior Old Brandy
vintage Of 1879 purchased expressly medicinal pur
Families wishing article this kind would do well TO call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNRs.
Schneider Cock Crown
Heidseck Duca Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
with Liquors.
segars Tobacco, nc. JOSEPH WRIGHT
Aug 1l-eodlm Penn. 18th street
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LA CRONICA.

A Spamish neDspaper. pristsd in Nsw York.
THIS journal handsomely printed
Sheet approved
style has lately entered the second of its publ
the has been pubshed has failed
appear with the utmost regularity 1t ably conducted by Don
K employs regular correspondent the OF
Madrid besides all the countries Spanish
America Officers Of the American government members of Con-
diplomatic and others will hnd the CRoSrc
valuable compendium Of Spanish and Spanish american poll
tics and 10 sent by mail postage free, e postage be-
prepaid publisher New York. without charge the
subscribers ut the following rates. tnpariaby In Advances
For year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
FOR SIX months.... ~
r. JEFFERSON,
Dec, 6-law3t Smiths Eleventh r.
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CARD.
THE undersigned Of the Pension the
years been employed The various duties with
the said ONCE, particularly revolutionary and being
pcrenced In all the details thereof offers his services the public
In claims the He
win attend also other business the other de-
parments NJ Washington
confded him shal promptly attended and
faithfully executed All letters must be postpaid.
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency Once.
wAsnneroS crrr, ID. O., August Q, is4s.
Aug. 12-lmeod
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UNITED STATES HOTEL, wAsIIINGTON.
HE Hotel win be opened Tuesday, the 1 in
stant for the reception OF guests
The hotel entirely renovated furnished with entirely
furniture throughout the house, and the proprietor feels conden
win please his The house will b
conducted entirely subscriber he hopes
patronage heretofore extended his father te
A. faller) and himself - - -.
EDWARD H. FULLER,
h-d1HH
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NEW Cloths, -cas.in,eres, and ve.ang..-The subscr
~ bers have received entirely supply above
public generally. We name -
olive, and green = ~
90 pieces fancy cassimees, embracing popular shades
the season
10 pieces best French doe-sk cassimeres
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTINGs WE HAVE
Rich French cashmeres, een different varieties Of patterns
Plain black, brown, and olive silk vestines
Rich figured silk vestings, n assortment
Rich vestings suitable for evening purposes
Iogeer WIN almost every article for gentlemen In
line, 10 which we invite their attention.
Dec, s-sif cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
"A NEW supply Of shawls. CIcalss, and sacks.-suan.
gers and citizens respectfully invited stock
d before purchasing We the following desc
tionss
10 rich embroidered coaks new shapes
common materials
~ plain cloaks, richly trimmed
10 French sacks.
In SHAWLS have
- Hungarian long shawis In rich coors
BAY state do do
" halfmourninR do do In designs
LOO medium and iow-priced woolsn shawis
Dec. s-s tIAGETr, NEWTON, MAY co.
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Shocking Death

Shocking Deatn.-lt IS ever Paih'u!
70 record the demise Of an esteemed &C
ouaintance and an admired citizen; but
/, i, much more painful when an unlocked
f,r casually requires such record. On
Tuesday evening last. BENJAMIN Bonn,
~cnt into the Stove establishment OF our
ncighbor. Mr.. Bargis, and finding no per
son in the front room, passed on into the
back shop for tho purpose Of attending 70
some business On returning into the
front room, il il supposed IN turning round
10 close the door, no fell thro' the hatch
way into the cellar. II is supposed his
head struck tho stairs, or the opposite side
Of the floor, and fractured his skull. He
fingered until Friday last, when he died
On Sunday morning last, his funeral was
attended by large number Of citizens
and sympathizing friends. TO say that
tie deceased was universally respected for
his kindness Of heart, his moral integrity
and his honesty Of purpose. is but TO re-
pent the sentiment Of all who knew him
lie has left 10 the care Of friends a widow
and a large family Of children. We trust
they will have the sympathy and friend
ship Of that community OF which the de
ceased was an ornament.
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Weekly Baltimore Patriot.

" ILL be commenced, on Saturday. the i'h
w Of January, 1851, the publication Of the
WEEKLY BALTIMORE PATRIOT, at the
office Of the daily and tri weekly Patriot This
paper will be issued every Saturday morning,
. d large double medium sheet, containing all
the News Of the Week. by the Mails and ~
Telegraph, Political, Literary and Misc lane
Gus, aud will also contain a fall and accurate
account Of the Baltimore Market. This vii! ~
one Of the hest md cheapest Yapers published IN
the United States, and for the Country Reader
must be iavaiuabie
Besides its general news, il viii be decidedly
Whig III its politics, giving expression, III each
number, to the great conservative union mems
ures which have always characterized the Wing
Party, and which have been maintained by tho
Daily Patriot for many years.
TER MS.
copy, one year, ; ..'p
COPIES to one address, ono year, 600
10 copies to one address, on. year. .lO,nD
and at that rate fer any number above ten copies
the casii to DO sent. III all Cases, before the pa
per will b- forwarded.
j Peoples will be furnished in wrappers. at
the Counting Room, nj two cents -nch. Addrcss.
post paid, ISAAC MUNRDE 4 CO,
Nov. II. 1850 Baltimore, Nd.
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An ..Oid Stockholder," received too
late for this week.
rThe present number OF pos'"''S'
fresses in the United States is eighty one

New YoRx FAMILY COURIER, pub tshed 'reek-
In at No 20 Wall streef.-The Family Courier
is the larges, journal, of its class in the world
Its columns arc devoted to Literature, Agricui-
,ure. Commerce, Manufactures, &C., ernbrac-
ing, also, Foreign and Domestic Correspond
ence, Gossips, Politics and News; Sketches Of
Travel, Persons and Places; Congressional De-
bates Official Reports, and Public Speeches
Tales, Poetry, Misce lany, and Historical, Bio
graphical, and Critical y Offices Of Men. Meas
ures and Principles A high moral tone mark 8
its CO umns, and it is einbellshed, from time TO
time, with be autiful aud me ritorous cngrayngs,
and contains occasionally piece Of Music, Sc
ie:ted from tho popular Ballads and Operas Of
the day. For particulars, sec prospectus and
specimen copy at any Post Office in the United
States, where subscriptions. singly or in clubs,
received. Price, one copy, 81 per annum;
two copies, $3.50; four copies, &c. eight copies.
SO, sixteen copies, 81 6, and 81 for every addi
tional copy. Orders must be post paid, and ad :
dressed 10 FAMILY COURIER.
No. 70 Wall street, New York.
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Proceedings in Council.
RICHMOND. Nov. 10Th. 1850

RicHMoND, Nov. 10Th, 1850.
All the members present excepting Mr.
Huff.
Committee on claims reported in favor
Of allowing the claim Of Mr.. Bicklc, for
fees.
Mr. Scott. from tho committee appoint
ed 10 purchase Fire Engine and appara-
ius, reported that they had purchased an
Engine for * 900 and 3Ol feet Of Hose
Tor S2I2:3O, Of ~. l.. Farnam. Of Cincin-
nat; 500 in city bonds due III 10 months.
aud 500 due in 20 mon,hs-balanco
cash. Tho report Of the committee was
concnrred in and the bonds were issued.
The cost Of Engine and Hose was ST.
2I2:&O-S 10. cash and $500 city bonds
were paid the balance. (s>2, 500 III con
sequence Of the Hose bursting III two
places. was retained TO repair the same.
Mr.. Addleman was allowed SS3 for gray
cling portion of Spring street. john
Suilrins was also allowed - for the same
purpose.
VIM Virgins was allowed SD 50 for
work on Spring Foundry hll-half order
and half bond.
Adam Smith was allowed see Sol for
curbing and lumbcr-half order and half
bond
a petition from w. l.. FarIuhar. and
40 other citizens. agreeing 10 form them
selves . INTO IA fire company. 70 be styled
the No. IS Provided the City Council
will deliver 10 us the old Engine now in
their possession. put it in complete repair.
and have double brakes put on her. -
was presented. and. on Mr.. Maulsby's
motion, the Council agreed 10 comply with
the acquisitions Of the petitioners
Messrs. Scott, Crucker, Maulsby. Huff
70 have the old Engine repaired. &c.
The above committee were instructed 10
take charge Of the new Engine, and &C
Commodatc il with suitable shelter.
Adjourned 10 the next regular meeting.
(Tucsday evening next, Dec. 3.
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Fori DOissSs and Fo,cl StOnAlClss!

GA subscriber wishes TO know il
there is any law 10 prevent depredations
on the occupants Of his and his neighbors'
chicken coops. i'll this city and. if
there is. he wishes an application Of il
20 those young mel. and boys who had
toml stomachs on last Saturday night. :"
We will inform our friend, tina, we think
there is an abundance Of lar relative 10
furnishing those who steal chickens. but
no law has yet been made 10 "prcrcHt :"
that foml transgression and he knows
as well as we do that ;. catching" the
rogues is always the first thing in order 50
the old ndage sayeth: Catching before
hanging" We hope, however, that "a
subscriber will succeed in ftrretiug out
those "biddv" dePredators, and have
them properly punished.