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meteor a uBususI briIliancy was observed on the
evening "a the list inst twenty minutes past eight. at
'smbridg port Mass u crossed with vclo-
city the group of Coma erenccs and suddenly disap
pcartd In X. A., % n 10 N D.. - deg
The y, laturr n virginia adjourned die. on the
oIsi UT 1hfrr hundred and eleven bills passed both
hou"s during the session aud two hundred snI hfy i've
were REJECTED
The I'D house AZ Neeburyport Mas In shich origi.
mated The witchcraf dciusion in 1879 sss pulled d.
last week. ~ give place 10 improvement
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TTiy PRESIDENCY.
fTrom the Boston Atlas. March a.

The Washington Rsyptsc. about week ago,
published article in regard 10 the cxpen1cncy u
agitatiug the question Of who shall be the ne xt
didstc of the wings for the Presidency, with the
tone and spirit u which wc fully agree.
". are not disposed, for one, to commit ourselves
fully 10 the support of any person for that high
office nj the present time, though we have our pre-
fcrcnc,s, and strong Ones too and shall not hest
tate at a proper time, 70 express them freely. We
have noticed, however, that the wings of Pennsyl-
vania, Indiana, Michigan, and 70 great extent, Of
New J ork, Ohio, Maine, New llampshirc, and Yer
mont, have already broken ground in favor Of Ge-
neral Winfield Scott, subject 20 the decision Of q
wh'g national conventions; aud we have no doub;
that If the question was put nov TO the wings Of
those States, q very large majority would prefer
him as a candidate, 10 any other man. Instead Of
tl. preference being the work q political wrepull-
ers or cliaucs of interested persons il appears to
~ 10 spring directly from the people; and that the
IaTers that now advocate his claims are, in
ner. forced into this early Discussion OF the question
By the strong voice OF public sentiment, and by
other causes.
Although We prefer that the question Of the sue
Censorship BE- held for months yet to come in abey-
ance set 20 long the presses referred 10 conduct
the discussion Ia good syiri and willing to sub-
nit the Que ton % the decision Of wing national
convention, no great harm can come of II. IL The
discussion will tend 10 divide, or injurously affect
the tnrtv we hope the discussion may for the pre-
.,tt IT, tgt Of for the first object Of all good
wings should be ~ unite The party, that when
The domination il made. may all 20 into the sup
Iot &c II with hearty good will that will insure
victory.
Putt in order TO do this, forbeaEance must be ex-
erciscd on al hands. The friends Of General Scott
cannot be expected to ~ quiet and say nothing, If
attacks arc made upon him and his friends nor il,
IN the meantime the friends Of other candidates,
the candidates themselves labor TO the VIC
tory We have seen II stated IN Nashville, Tenn,
TaIer hat General Scott would not do Mt al for a
candidate md that he has no chance of getting
the nomination This sort q nj cpJtgrfVm remark
will only excite smile upon the faces Of those who
have any claim 10 = Knowledge Of the political
atmosphere Several of the Virginia pspcrs have
plsv indulgcd ia languagc sblca, whoa closely
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Subscribers to all periodicals mast pay one quar-
ters Postage IN advance, aud in such cases the post
age shall be one-hnlf the foregoing rates.
Bound books not weighing over 81 ouaces NAV
DO sent By mail at the above rates All printed
matter sent b. mail must be prepaid, and If sent
with out prepayment i charged double the amount
Of the above rates.
The above are the rates according to my under
tanding OF the new post gc lgw -lt0yL,Sp HnL.
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United States and Canadian Postal
Arrange Inent.

A late Act Of the British parliament having con-
ferred on fthe Colonial authorities the power to
make all postal regulations for themselves, respee-
lively, we understand, that arrangements have
been entered into, though not yet formally rati-
fed, by which, and after the 9th instant, mails
between the United States and Canada may be ex-
changed at the following points, wiz
On the side Of the L.. States. On the side Of Canada
At Port Huron. Michigan. At Port Sornia
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Newspapers not cont ling over three hundred
square inches one-fOurth tito above TAlcs. that is
toe postage on daily paper OF tlis wall cost
twenty-five cents per apnuni.
Monthly newspapers one-f1urtn and semi. month
ly one bali Of the postage on n weekly newspaper.
rh~sRAs,ss, CIRCULARS, HarDsrLs PasrHLETs PrRIoDI-
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Between any Office in the United States mot
over three thousand miles from the Canada line by
the rou selected) and any Office in Canada the post
age letter not exceeding half an ounce in
weight is cents; three thousand miles with
in the United States) from the line Of crossing,
fifteen cents. Every additional lhalf ounce, or adj
be charged "a one additional rate. Prepayment
in either country is optional but less than the full
rate cannot be prepaid
The postage on all printed matter is to be pre-
forwards accruing thereon, beyond the line either
way, is TO be collected by the receiving Office. The
Offices Of dispatch and receipt to postb to each
other in due form; and the United States dispatch
the mails received and mails sent separately from
their ordinary accounts.
The United States dispatch Offices are to stamp
IL states upon all letters sent into Canada;
aud the corresponding Canada Offices are to stamp
Canada" all letters sent into the United States
for delivery
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PosTAok on NEWSPAPERS
Weekly papers sent free oflostage in the county
where published. Papefs under three ounces, for
the future law, will be charged at the following
rates.
Sfsa- Tri- Mare TIM
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Tritcd states Cire ut Court.
hi. court vill Is opened Monday next before non
ypGgc Stkon.
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GM ssszEE TUE. s

A NEW Route TO PittsburK, via the Baltimore, sus-
gusharnd, Raiiroad7hrougA to Pnburs
express will leave Calvert station daily
States Washington Baltimore
M connecting with the fast line Mddleown |, M
irving at Harrisburg at 4, p. m, TO dinner
Harrisburg for the west at q m, arriving
Aihis point have the option
cars Johnsto~n thence by packet boats
stages direct from Holidaysburs 10 Pusbnrg
Tickets following points by this ain
York, Wghtsvillc, Columbia Marietta Mddletown, Harrisburg
New Pert, Merown Penysvlle, Lewsown MoVeysown, Hunt
ingdon, Holiday sburg, and Pisburg.
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
through Carlisle, shppensburg, Chamberbug and
other points this road. .-
accommodation Of from Washington
Of will be hs
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
morning the baggage, which will be
carried free OF charge To Calvert station
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-du Ticket Agent
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wins store 10 W .lnut street, iphia,
HE place oolsny all wines. liquors &C, sooa
on. BY him been obliged largely y re-
b. seh O. fresh sns n s sss now 'hs
BY him. lie would refer invoices as follows VIZ
n.. sa, md sas s., ao
BY me gallon Also old delicate Amsnado in ss.s. Il ~
IN ,o, pa, W IN Europe which he challenges a. 'suA
The Aaazuniis Amonuado peculiarly adapted
70 they strengthen without stimulating aHa
rou~ines principally specially selected sales
from the stock Of Bume.e" opoo and Imported d.
These uiy delicate, been highly APP
oil IT'S an red wines paimed on as such.
They Of various and prices in bottles ana on dauE y
delicate white Por and MsImssy Port.
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels cannot be
Madeira Sorts dry and eh, south side old East
and West Indies, bersia &C., &c., &C. ON dnus" ana
sparkling wines ofte subscriber L wei! known that
the Meet the splendid sparkling mosee
ported By him any Other vines and ARE s's ss
champagne brands and qualities. a,
very low prices Wholesale In The article Of eia,et
generally himself be judge and he
% s s, ss from 1s ,s Of SSs sds " inc
OF Burgundy stock and assure consumers
that he present them from his vaults as sooda ooe OF b
ssaerns and Barsae always hand in bottles .,,,, =
BERNHARD Jordan cobienz extensive and naase
vntases stenberg, which is the best growth
the Rhine.
the articles Cognac brandes he has fine
stock embracing old eia Of Guard Dopuy
Dubouce," 1914 in hbds consignment, which vii
be- soldlo ..- -..,.-
brandy liquors. including all
Of the above sold By retail n any quantity desired
All goods delivered days Philadelphia, fregh
paid orde" will be promptly executed sent by mail OF es
address JACOB sNIDER,ir,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 walnu, street, Philadelphia
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A COMPENDIUM the Entire Body Of tho Law /,
BY AS Knne alphabetically arranged with reference to the
vols, Law sheep, sso, pp AM Retail Prise So sovy
~ and 81 Ann street. New York
Opinions Of the Profession.
profession that contain such bedy Of
public patronage ,,,,, ,,,,r,,.z ,r,, so,,
Mr. Justice Nelson in his opinion ofhs above
toned work. . - . ..
New YonK, Sept &c, 1850. M .aa.s Ma
The of reliable citations from the whele
pows auxiliary TO de law student giving him the ncIy on
reference and will extensively aid the student the practitioner
-''' ''e '''' y ROBERT j. WALKER.
ocrosEK 10, 1850.
sraded accuracy and have been much pleased
precision with which the prn
Piles Indeed have received much
myself that feel anxious that The profession should
learn merits and, like enjoy its advantages ,
NEw YoRx CRY, oc, 10, 1850. ..a
npar,s all advantages of and well arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN Philadelphia.
cases decided on the points by questions
very ably which those The
''s''' y VIC "''A JUDGE PETERS. Philadelphia.
Ihave examined Knne's Compendium
mraby adapted purpose for which was obviously de
trial and From examination Of the several
ts with confidence that they arc treated with gres,
'1''' JUDGE GRIDI.EY, Utica, New York.
70 be help to The student than any one.
'A'' . ' W. L. HURST Philadelphia.
The PLAN and utility accuracy
unparalleled appreciation distinguished uri.,s The
United states The Justice Story Chief Justices Williams o.
fubli.hed by JOHN r. TRow
Nov a4-d 20 and 81 Ann street
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Circular.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city OF Washington,
Haight Palmer, Of New York,
counsellor Supreme Court Of the United States for the follow
ing objects:
l. Cohdcng the Supreme Cont of the
United Especial Will be California
land uues coming appeal
The and OF all claims in law or equity
the
against foreign before boards OF
a1fHeat
with the State, Treasury, War
Departments, AND obtaining the
msua % penalties and tfetues for alleged VIOLATIONS OF
the posiofhce, or other laws -. -
land warrants and
pension laws Of III. United States
nsnesaly, embracing debts, egaces and inherit
ances, in he United and foreign counties.
Of
loaSs, end band and mortgage OF freehold estate.
addressed psd) undersigned will
faithful He solely autbonzcd
sgsncy and OF the m Of Palmer
Snethsn.3 fnft# l...
Tsnsions from the leading European languages executed with
fidelity and despatch.
~ ~ - AARON II, PALMER
WAsuIseroH, Oct. oS, 1851
Oct M-dlwkiswu
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vfrwansA Land Dance,

MonaosD MOVEMENT y, to'f
N eono 10 the code OF Virginia Of 1879 AL secuon 10
Al hsr,nv make knowp all wbsu may concern ns' ~
pears by cesncae cscheaio Of the eu q % ON
hs n n .v Of Nov received into the aho
III IAN Ss OF NoyeubeI e5i Inquest held on no ssn
day OF October 1851, following lots lying IN e ey
me- hesu fund esche ated Commonwealth 70 VII
lot OF by Dsmoah street on inc soa ~
street on Inc vest by tho NORTH and by nsa
on he east with dwelling house IL eseheA'ed NON INC
estate oil John Lawrence, deceased. ! -. A.. u.J.~r,
IL, NJ land bouuded by Liberty morrill, ~ h0oc1
land al lie east by North the souh ana
by street with an oid scs nS"se " "
sschs nt.d fiom the estate MeMann, deceased
And vacant lot OF boeouH street,
nv land ON M. nort Boushe land the SOUTH sna
BY Thomas sast, eseleaisd from me es'@ ~
y. Burke, deceased. TEST !, a. ..purp
Nov lav6yy Register of the Land once.
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The College Of 81. James.


the Diocesan College Of As Pofesfani EpiseoPaI Church.
NIE will Monday, October 1851
the commencement day''the last
Thursday July 1854 New students recommended
opening of the session. received ume they
ply and the charge Is estimated from the date other entrance
college number classes, affords all the
portunes complete and successful
collegiate confers graduates The usual
demic degrees.
grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college and
under distinct discipline
lads beginning of their scademicn and
collegiate The oversight aud direction
college special advantages the pupils In
the grammar school.
its place supplied Ny additional studies In modern Ian
guage., book keeping, kc
The situation college entirely heahfu and by It's dis
villages, favorable good morals and
aKemp Hail. building, 20 by 49, will be ready for
the In addition tho former
corps professors the have recently appointed Hugh Davey
Evans ecclesiastical law, and John II.
Aler ander, LII D., lecturer physics and chemistry.
whole charge he In the college and
months hundred and twenty
dollars, payable sent annually in advance.
Applications for admission 10 be made
- Rev. JOHN u, KERFOOT, n d., Rector,
College OF ~. James r. o. Maryland
AM
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington.
DE SEEDING WYLIE,

No. Todd Buildings, Pennsyu0nia merit dsor vest %
Browns Hotel, Warrington, d. C.
cHAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYIIE, jr., having formed
partnership for the OF prosecuting claims before
the before board of
m.ones appointed for the dustment Of spoauons other
prepared their
nDdfs
chae. They will obtaining pensions, bounty
claims arising under contracts, treaties,
buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, hc.
Andrew Wylc, will attend law business with which
either nmse The arm be Iruste in Of the Of
District, Supreme Court United States.
sedng being United States commissioner, notary
public, deeds all the States OF Union,
will give prompt attention To the taking Of testimony seknowedg
which his o6ce.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated claimed
an Of services required.
(pos paid) Will receive immediate attention.
6-dy
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CUPERIOR Dagucrrsot ypss !--First Premium III. II.
y WHlTEHURSTha extended the field Of his operations
ground than dasaeeoypist n the country His galleries
between ~ and 9th streets
No Baltimore Dalmore broadway and Leonard
street, New York. No. ~ Main street, Richmond Sycamore
street. street. Norfolk aud Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia. - -...l.-
highly finished electro dagueneoypes are
extraordinary nsung faithful and hghlyhn
ikeResses a seconds q E.#
The rotary ground invented by H. Whchut, gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture u
distribute than thirty thou
pictures annually have given This
the superiority Of his kenesse
VI Of the public generally TO his elegantly
gallery Lane aud fuckers new store, where afse
exhibition of pictures Willie given
competition In dagueneOtypes the
Fair Maryland Institute, he awarded the nTst
medal by the judges #sr... ri. a..
description copied and post norton eases
attc nded 10. Nov 28-dly
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ONO WIDTHS the reach cf ms al-The celebrated
German physicians Brothers snd Gray have hbsy
themselves the city Washington afer having
search Of knowledge and having spent
Iednns for the purpose Of getting tnoouen
knoaso fattsr themselves qnalned 20 alleviate
and the human family subject we
PRONE. all Who favor with call that ws VIII with
out asking them question: tell them their complaints ard aymp
toms and and speedy cTe Inc Doctorn
medicines are wholly vegetable and prepared BY thesclve we
from Whist cause they originated how long sandns
veF cancer Refer ~ had At oce from
living In all the counties n the States Of Nsw
York, Pennsylvania Caneda having given N
die faculty, hearing u avsng OF
restored beah esafuy treated
rheumatism bronchitis, cvspeas letter dry n
dssssss diseases OF the ssn lungs stomach, bowels hver
kidneys, spine, &C. .
Oct s-d2w-
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
g.. E.nxx..ra ruy,y....

i San frdncisco, CntDorNm.
RtRrscrst Hon. w Ingc NJ. c. Alabama; John g. Taylor
esq, Mobile, Alabama Messs Rhodes. Wright Co..
leans louisiana Henry s. CLARK TRrboro
Hon w. NJ Gwin NJ. O., California, Benz X
ciy j. p Hesley Boston, Msssachu.etts A Hatch
Portsmouth, New hampshire May 7-2awly
NEW York and California millionaire Assoosastor.-
~ One thousand shares dollars
oO0 limited number OF by
parties who have capital special n
conformity with the revised York.
sona liability future assessment the OF
OF shares issued therefor
with fair prospect Of doubling tho whole in safe operations
trade and mining In the United sass under direction
trel Of HOLDEN.
As tue 6enera Partner and Chief Agent ofthe
No III Wall street, Yoik
Caonisns and other responsible psre. throughout
VINO can aid In obtaining United
cation and Investment in the s..ocaou employed
eent points, where line of be
available for trade carrying the mai height and
from Europe, Asia, Afica, aud the Americas.
There large and increasing business do,nr
MIA the Pachc kc and sGpay gold continues.
inc demand for capital, goods and viii
most liberal views and calculation. this
demand and PROFIT thereby this being
der the firm %. HOLDEN a. co.
Mercanls CONNIE rcs and Communication Merchans BANKING
Insurance and Mining Agents. New Yorh and San
Capital 81 ,ooo, 900.
Feb o-u
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RY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
Id claims for the with Meti
with Great Btin and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip ..-.
Londvi attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order
Patent oHeeThe applications for patents procuring mode,
will be attended all
General Pot OoeAn claims against the department
settlement OF quarterly pay
ditto facilitated, kc.
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser,
vile Democrat Louis New Era Cincinnati
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
the Of s. and send their bills this ofce
with paper. JuAe 2tu
ID II. HOOE " CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers
eapetns floor oil cloths, mangr, curtain materials,
blankets, and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania sysnue between 7 aud 9Th Streets Washington,
d. T..
Aug off
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WILLIAM HORNER,
TORNEY AT LAW,
Laacasttr, Grant oonuty, Wiseorsir,

(LAry yAuoug. COUNTY, vA,)
WILL Of Grant, Dane Iowa counties,
the federal and supreme Madison. lie will give
and particular attention the collection OF claims
chase redemption of lands and e
sden landhod,rs in any part Of the State
Refers Hon w. g. Foote U. 4. Senate, Hon. James NJ
". Inman Homer Warrenton Messs
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor W Z. Homer,
David Lapsey, esq, and Mers a. w Welsh, Pblsdeiph
M.rrs b. Crockett John A. Kasson aiisw Louis
Missouri. Ap 1g-ihwIy
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p EMOyALThe celebrated DR. c. w RoBACK, professor Of
IL astoiogy prenoogy, and combined
with conjuaio from Sweden having removed his office 10 No.
White street, New iok, offers his services to the citizens
consulted by all the crowned heads Of
Europe enjoys higher reputation asooge than
one living calculated according
ladies 3d. gentlemen as Persons distance have their
drawn by sending the date OF the day Of their BIRTH All
will immediate atten
uon any part of the world, written
durable he prepared make OF his power BY
conjuaon Of the following topcs coushp advice
given accomplishment OF wealthy marriage
power redeem given TO the free
OF hazard and for the Of
purchasing OF lottery tickets Thou
aovensed have been done this city and It's
United States full satisfaction OF ALL
have been during the last four
while here Letters viii every purpose and VIII DO
mail that
money through the Office Dr. Roback
monthly and has missed
All will be regiousiy attended to- prepaid BE
Office and State For particulars
Unon get astrological almanac
gratis. . . - ,a.., n Z.
#.. White street, New York.
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Sept 2l-6moEd

DISSOLUTION Of arm heretofore exist
ing OF Dyer Brother is this day by mutual
consent dissolved George Dyer will attend to the settle
Of the rm of the unsettled business
the Robert W. Dyer deceased which immediate attention
$ respectfully requested. EDWARD q. DYER,
GEO. L. DYER.
WAsHINoros, September "a, 1870
rShip NOtice.-The undersigned formed
and firm OF Dyer Mcclure,
general and commission business
Of Brother Of 10th and Pennsylvania
a
respectfully solicit Of the
late h and pledge themselves TO discharge faith
every counded to them.
Dye.A o ns upon
sigiments, and to cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD c. DYER,
J. c. MCGUIRE
wAsHrHaroH, septemh.' Al, 1850.
Gel 27-du
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III : = EDWARD X. COLLINS s. co,
.4rf.. r. III + Wall N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, & co,
M@.as#a.N Il $1,000 Liverpool.
G. ROBERTS h CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE g. co.
26 Rue Kotfe Dame DIES VICTORIES
Fairs.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
TIL, owners of these
SPECIE ewey precious stones, metals unless bills OF
ading signed and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dfy
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United States Patent Once.

IN the petition Of Jesse urmy Of Wilmington Delaware
extension NJ granted him for
gearing driving machinery
years from expiration Of said patent which place
9Th day u February, A. d. 1852
ordered Tia, the said petition be heard At the Patent once
Thugsday, ne 6h day of February, 1872 II O'Clock
pevsoss moulded appear and show
why said psHton ought not to be granted.
the required Gle In
Oce objections specifically forth In writing, Least
before OF hearing All testimony filed by either
party ~ used the said hearing must be taken aud transmitted
II sccdsnee with the rules Of the ONCE which VIII be furnished
application. ..t..
ORDERED, asc, he published in
eissRee nepsbic and the Union, Washington, D. c. Express
New YcsA rfcvdenee Journal Providence Rhode Island DAILY
Advertiser Boston, Mssachuses fennylvnnis Inquirer Fhls
deiphs pSAssvsss PsburR 0axeuc rtsbura Fennsyvana
and he Journal Wilmington Delaware once week for three
weeks previous to the 5s day OF FEBRUARY
raaHsa " = taslna TIHON. EtvBANK,
a1Fwoa teH ~ Commissioned Of Patents.
E6sor papers please ccpy and serd
bills the Patent once, with containing this notice
Dec S-IaUow
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DRIvATH TUTOR.--A young English gentleman, who
good aud resided some yssrs Paris 10
ohn the position Of tntor OF companion 10 young
private fsmly Al responsibility. o. 49,.
family c0nnextens
% parties hshe rsspecsah either in This country
In England, y, ,-sesi-s 81 eo tsaHses
Nail +.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted ImSnedintsIy.
THE Of tbs waUsron IN o. Male Academy wishes
employ teacher who il qualified
habits and good
An and by
o Principal.
Feb l0-Ad