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WASHINGTON CITY
Private Family PROTESTANT Boarding
school,
(EyGLrsH AND rRENcH.)
For the careful and thorough instruction of
YOUNG LADIES 81
In all the branches OF study, both solid and orna-
mental, which are required in
AMERICAN FEMALE EDUCATION,
Located on Indiana avenue, near the City Hall.
Rev. r. w. CUSHMAN, A. M,
Mar Idly Principal.
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LvOR SALE.-Four finc brick dwellings on 18th
Il street; five fine brick dwellings on 9th street;
one fine brick dwelling on 18th street; two frame
dwellings 9Th street; one brick dwelling on 18th
street; one brick dwelling on d street.
The above buildings will be sold cheap, and on
accommodating torns.
Building Lots for sale on Sd street, Ia splendid
lot,) 5th. 9th, 18th, and M streets.
MANUFACTURING lots and dwelling houses,
for which offer ready market.
MONEY to loan on negotiable paper.
Office hours-7 10 10 a. M, 8 to .. IN.
GEO. b. ARMSTRONG,
juno 19-codf II street between and 9Th.
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IIALF-YEARLY ACCOUNTS.-CLAGETT
IL & DODSON respectfully notify their Gus
toners having open accounts on their ledger that
their bills will be rendered to date before the
lst ultimo, when settlement for the same, either
with the money or by notes of hand, will be most
thankfully received.
CLAGETT s. DoDSoN.
June 20-3taw2wifThT&S
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Petition fer Communication.

UREA, Juno pa petition is in circulation in
this city praying that the of death against
Orcutt, for arson, may be committed to imprson-
ment for life, in the event of the refusal of that
request, for reprieve until after tho trial of Conk
ling in October.
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CHEAP NOvELS--The Countess of Salisbury,
" by Alexandra Dumas. Price so cents.
The Adventures Of Christopher Tadpole, by AL
bert Smith. Price so cents.
The International Magazine for July. Price IS
cents.
Tho First Step TO Crime, or the Bottle, illus
trated. Price % cents.
The First Step to Fortune, or the Pledge. Price
% cents
The Daughter of Night by S. w. Fullum. Price
25 cents.
Rena, or tho Snow Bird, by Caroline Lee Hcntz.
Price so cents.
Mary Lawson, by Eugene Sue. Price 25 cents.
June % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS,

YlHE subscriber IL prepared to furnish to order
i all kinds of Iron and Competition Castings.
Shaftn of every description, together with the
shment Of this kind. The attention Of manufac-
turers is called to article of fan bellows, for
light and heavy blast. which 10 warranted superior
to any other kind now in use, requiring much less
making.no noise. Having assortment Of sugar.
pan patterns, with facilities for making large
quantities, dealers will find it for their intcrest to
Draughts of machinery, patterns, and work Of
every description furnished the most reasonable
forms.
All orders promptly attended to- and work care
fully packed and shipped, Ms directed, to any part
of the country.
June ll-Iaw3m JOHN DEMING.
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FLOATlNG-BELL BEACON AND BUOY
FOR HATTERAS SHOALS.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Coast Sur
Il vey Office, Washington. for an iron beacon
and bell and for iron buoy until the 10Th day of
July to be delivered at Hatteras Inlet before
the lst day of October, 1851, to the officer charged
with placing them.
The bell beacon to be Of best iron, 40 feet long
and Is feet beam. The buoy to be Is feet inches
long, and feet inches largest diameter, and to
be built in accordance with drawings and specf-
cations to be seen at this office
SAMUEL HEN,
General Disbursing Agent U. S. Coast Survey.
June 24-eodtJuly Is
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A,re,t Of Po,t Office Clerk.

PnILADELPHIA, June N.-Edward D. Yates, a
clerk in tho Philadelphia post Office, arrested
to-day on the charge Of purloining money and let
targ
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0J- All military companies and civic associa-
tons desiring to participate in the ceremonies of
laying the stone of the extension of the Cap
tol requested to notify the Marshal of the Die
trict of Columbia, who has been charged with the
occasion.
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WINDOW SHADES
i just received at the store Of the subsc ribers,
of the above beautiful goods. in land
scape, gothic, bouquets, medallions, with flowers
and landscapes, and in plain centres all exqui-
sitcy painted in the finest style of the art, and will
be sold exceedingly low.
. ALSO
case buff and white Shade Linens
case Shade Fixtures
CLAGETT & DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds of Carpetings, Mattings, Oil
Cloths, Curtain materials, Bed and Table Lin
ems, and Towcllings, one door east of the cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
June 24-ifeo2w
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EpHEMERw OF IRENE.

Computed from slemsnts by j. FEReUsos, Nation1
Observatory, 1851.
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FREE TRADE IN GREAT Misunderstanding
10 tables accompanying the report of The Secretary
of the Treasury, The of tobacco for the year
ending July l. 1850, amounted to l0l sol hhds.,
valued at S'5,s0i, 207. OF these 81, 947 hhds were
exported to GGeat Britain, the value of which is
put down at 8 III, 900. The duty in Great Bri-
tain being three shilings sterling per pound, or
about $500 per hogshead, that country collected
and viii collect, when The whole is taken out OF
bond for consumption, $l7 557 600, which sum is
about the annual revenue the kingdom derives
from the duty levied on a portion of the products
of some half dozen of the States in this Union
This is free trade in Great Britain And re-
clprocaie il by permitting her to flood the country
with her goods AT the expense of our own indus.
trial pursuits. o Temporal, o mores National
lntelligencer.
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The EXPLORING EXPEDITION - We learn
from letter to the Charleston News, that PROBES
Agassz has just returned with his assistants,
from Cape Florida, in the steamer Hetzel, of the
Coast Survey. He has made many interesting
discoveries relative to the orig and formation OF
the Florida Reefs and Keys. Some seventeen DIFF
teent species of the coral insect have been detected
each one of which, under his powerful microscope,
is magniied to the size of hickory nut
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MADAME DWELL
UNION GALLERY,
CNIVN "A u II Elm
No. 10 st. Charles street, 2tp stairs.

EXHIBITION of Select, Ancient and Modern PAINT
Ia ING s-The Ne Plus Ultra of the Art OF Pa ning,
NiEw OF TesERIfFE with gorgeous sunet, by the
kErSG uEowsEo HfHoRss, by Ludnyico CaIacc..
MkAT by Sir DAVID Wllke A fine specimpn of palning
from the Pencil Of Beard. entitled THE SquATTERs Por.
raft by 5ua Portrait by Vanyk other choice
specimens Of Ancient and Modern Art, forming the best
collection of Paintings ever exhibited in this country.
eV" Single Tickes so cent Family Season Ticket 81.
sg Each person visit ng the Union Gallery he emit
tied without extra charge chance in the Gratuitous IBIS.
trbutiop OF Fifteen Paintings. to be Armstrong Elk.
change Royal street, which will take place the LIST day of
May. 1851.
e9y" Open during the Day and Evening fel3 If
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CHAMPAGNE-50 baskets Piper and Monte
- hello brands Champagne for sale by
tea 81 A. Is RlNGGOLD. 81 Grqvier 1t.
FLOUR 500 barrels Extra Flour, in. store, and
l. for sale by
fen iOi FERD. KENNETT Il co 81 Magazine st.
NAlLS-l000 kegs assorted Fall river Nails,
I in store, and for sale bv
fell iOt FER0. KENNETT & co. 80 Magazine st.
SuGAR-A crop of Sugar, on plantation, for
fssl .. FERD KENNETH CO. % Magazine 1t.
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he Missouri block is to be taken from the Iron
Mountain. The inscription is: Missouri, ever
mindful of the advice of the Father of his country
will Indignantly irown upon the first dawning Of
: every attempt to ALLEVIATE any portion of our country
from the rest, to enfeebe the sacred ties which
now link together the various parts ~
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ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS MEDIUMn-Henry
Gordon, a medium for the spiritual rappers, in
M,ddletown, last week, whel in the clarvoyant
state, told those around him that the spirits in
formed him that he must go to Springfield, and
that he would there go into trance and remain
three nights and three days. He went to Spring
field and last Sunday afternoon fell into trance
, He partakes of nourishment, scarcely breathes
and lies in state resembling that of dead, more
than living person.
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WERTMULLER'S
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE.
Now exhibit ng ad Joining Na'iona Gallery of
Fine Ars 10 It Charles ST.. up stairs.
ADMISSION, SO cents.

OF all the choice Pictures remaining with evidences
~ of surprising and skill in the of the olen
tive none, perhaps. with the subject of this
notce, DANAE, painted by Rudolf Urck Wertmuer. who
closing his life its soi. When DAsAE originally
duced at Paris, 1s7 the admirers OF the Fine Arts that
metropolis electrified enthusiasm
thing ever occasionei by similar event, and the Painting
nounced be fully equal any production
OF the oder masters AID the author elevated
manning osition IN the teme of fame None
to be found bold enough cap the aues symmetry Of
the form the graceful POSTURE the lie ike colOrng TIE
matches beauty of the Baih-d in
phere of the light the modest innocence the
sweetness OF expression, combined wit, the exquisite grac
and endearng tenderness of the comooson render n
delicate ant truly chaste the refined nd sponane
ousy 10 force the declaration that painting OF
ing beau'y sing the urrivaled interest," and vii
eI stand glorious of the authors talent.
Wertmuer was engaged upon this Picture more thai
eighteen months, paid hundred euineas for thu
love lest living models of Paris 1t has passed through
trumnhant both continents. winning the
admiration of ssenrs and, h. its mplsd
owners of rival paintings by the old masters to
concede its superiority fui3 If
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TObaccO-We heard of nothing doing.
Sugar and MOasses-some AGO hhds were disposed OF
at present rates. S54c for Fair MOlasses in some
request, with sales Of 800 bb 6c for prince which
sight decline
F1Our-Tbere very little change in the Flour market,
the sales being 500 bbs Ohio from sore 81 co. 209 ois
e. esae) at "a 2 and 4SO ST. Louis. in lots at "a l5O
~ 20 besides which, heard of $500 bbs Ohio IN store,
either sold shipped but aceraned nothing more definite
about the transac ion.
Corn and Oats-Dull with heavy stock on the Levee
Sa 1900 1000 Sacks in lots 60c " buse St. Louis
Oats offered on the Levee, at 5SGO6lc.
Hay-From second hands lots selling az 81 w W ton
POrk-Mess was retailing at si3 25GDsl3 So and OF
large lots sod but private terms. We notice by
the ates St Louis papers, that ale of IA 800 bbs had
been made there s12 co. with certain conditions avors bic
To the purchaser
Bacon -Good demand Sales, AZ casks Ribbed Sides. al
g.; 80 casks Clear So and s. casks Shoulders &c ID
LardThe larg sale heard of so bbls No l,
7sac y ID.
COfee-mproving. Sales 1900 bags Rio (includins 1OCt
rived H. and at lSc. The whole stock at
does exceed 5000 bags.
" hisky-Small lot, selling at 241lG25c. and closnl
| dull.
Exchanges-The demand limited. We quote ster
ling, N714GOlOS; New York sixty.dai Bills 214E02A
cent disct. and Sight Checks on NewYork lola y
| cent dsct.
Freighs-A small vessel taken for NewYork, at lc 70
Cotton. We notice that York. several ships hav
been taken TO come to New Orleans and load with Cotton 70
| Liverpool. at 5sd.
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JEFFERSON CRY,
Sunday Evening, February %, 1851
Arrived per ncle sam, Amaranth, Josiah Law
renee Amazonia Belle Key md Winfield scott 1893 head
Of Cattle, 295 Hogs 1896 sheep, and l60 Calves.
-PRiCxs-
Beef CATTLE Western. 1860 " b net.
.5i4D6c W ID
shsep
Mich Observation-Disclosures. $50 $50 " head.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS


Ship Lady Faulkltud Liverpool, Hoghton Rankin &co
Ship Geo Rayne Penha lowe, Liverpoo Mhitnes &co
Ship Garnali;, Devereaux. Liverpool Whitney &c ,
Brem bark Virginia. Klamp, Bremen.
Warneken & Kirchhoff
Bark Maria, Wilson Newly ork, Chas Deakr &cu
Bark Piedmont b aisdell, Philadelphia, o Wickham
-chr Heroine, Hussey, Chagres, o Wckh an
Schr Neuice Appehy, Apalachicola EG Rogers Il co
Schr Deer Island, Shade, Pensa ola. Master
Schr Mckay, Downer, Apnlacbicola, G Rogers eco
Schr Two Extends, Wilson IndanUla and Port .Naca
- Wckham
Steamer J l. Mclean, Scull, Montgomery via Mobile
L. Bro
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No The Lectures the Lyeeu Hal viii be delivered
WEDNESDAYS ard FRIDAYS. at O'Clock, p. NJ
The distinguished Or }. LAWRENCE SMITH ia engaged
deliver twelve Lectures the subject Of Chemistry He will be
followed by other learned Professor, different departments Of
Science contemplated by ordinance
the Library and Lyceom.
admission hole Course these
follows;
Season Ticket admitting gentleman and ladies' 90
10 Tickets may obtained from the Librarian the
| Municipality Hall. ia2
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L TEAS everutiered To-
sale M this city and at lowel
Fri Is. These TE,s are II
the ia,es importation, aud
otthe most choice qualitl.-
grown IN e. nina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of tam.
lilies they are put up IN
small quantities IN well So.
cured metallic packages, ST
as % preserve their fra,
GRANGE MS long "a in thu
chests
sV' City retail dealers
country merchants, steam
hoais, ships and hotels SUP
Piled with everg dnscri
ton nj TEAS, inchests. hal
chests, " ID and = ID bol
ages If desired.
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EV The LADIES' FAIR for the purpose of furnishing
the Seamens Home, erected the Of Suzeis
and New Levee streets. will take place the Amory Hall
on the z5th 18th and 9th instant. feH ct
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E~ NotIce.-The Committee appointed for obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, u
please Ms Henderson Gsine No. IS Canal street and
get their Subscription Books.
~ Committee will daily at the Oca
T. LoNsDALE, Eco, No. 81 rsyier street, at hafpzt
O'Clock Iaoa Signed, n c. CAMMACK, Chairman.
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SHERM MANS
PSTESI PREMIUM
A d D o M 7 N A l.
SUPPER 7 Err

rhe ghtes elastic and in ussf
the OF the complanthe bearing down feeins a.
the bottom lungs side md back
the whites etc. IN pregnancy its use prevents ssfs
In TACT Is Indispensable TO the comfort o. every
female. any doubt the efficacy Of this supPoref, ,ns III.
De reiened to the wife OF celebrated ~
city, who is with perfect safisiacuop a'
rug several supporters without any shs ;r.,n
alas are respee,iuy invited % fsn .n street.
practice occasion to anu spgy q
~. Ss az" ,s,s MN ANDERSON, o.
snr hrss 49, q, addicted vomb eompian-part OF
ihs lime confined 10 my he'd My snaeTnss we're very great NO
% -sti.xd I'M. mill got Sheyman's Arden asl sup
orier Itenablsd about the house snj aef
nsrhs and chserf1lnsss W.
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the First municipality tfessned in the fol owing
oe ny MI the Nos commence at the Railroad and rn up
In the Secon n the Nos above the Steamboat Land
ing No. being Fnboat Landing Third (m3l the frs
The DOWN neing Perry Wharf
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-----VVV----
Arrived,

Steamship Falcon, Lieut. arsene, from Havana 18th inst
TO J r Jenniegs-1st my.
Ship Mon Grey, Cowel, IL days from New Yok, to II
As bridge &ro-2d my.
Shit Gift N lnserol, II days from New York, to w
Stanton Mood my,
Ship France Dechson, 10 days from Philadelphia to mas.
tef-Epglish rurn.
Br bark Charlotte iiarri on Mcintyre from Kingston, ia
IL lnsl, in bal asst, 10 mas,.r-3i my.
Bark VIM Henry, Robinson. 10 days from Navy Bay in
bali 10 maser-2 my.
Brig Susan Ludwig, Young 13 days from Charleston,
material my
Sch Bumts Sbeso, from Vera Cruz, 18th inst Barel &
CO-ls m
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Throat Hill,
BRONCHITIS,
CONSUMPTION,

~ Tue dHerence between these ssasrs Clearly oru out IN
language adapted readers by Dr. HALL 27 Canal
ny Sold for 81, AT Il Camp ST, by f6u j. b. STnEi.
EALtCIA HAMS-A small lot of those supe-
-. dor Span sh Hams for sale by
fel3 ct A. Is. RiNGGOLD. No. 81 Graver st.
WHISKY : Best Bourbon and Mouong ahea
Whisky, in barrels, demijO and bottles for sale by
f-aa 81 A.. RINGG I'D 81 Gravler
plCKLES-200 boxes assorted sizes, for sale by
\ te5 !. w. ARTHUR 4 go. q and 70 New Levee.
ElGS-l000 drums superior Eleme Figs for sale
by A, i, C0CHRAN,G Tchoupi!Valas Ut.
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THE SUPREME CouRr.-Grace Greenwood gives

THE SUPREME UOURT.-Grace Greenwood ewes
this description of their honors:
There is awful dignity about that Supreme Cou t,
which oppresses If those dreadful Judge
CLASSICAL and euauei'ica place as il is noticed that Mr..
Webster, after qnuting phrase the of the
law '-hasened translate it antiQuds tegis,
thOugn he had been guilty. OF an ndecorum.
he Judge are an imposing and dgnfed looking set OF
men Judge Mclean OF Ono most impressed by his
manly and noble appearance Judge Woodbury. hiss fine
ia ao has Ju We Nelson of NewYork. Taney the
very i'eai of t'hei Jl tce looking cod. emoones,
suscepibe-a bundle OF prereieDtsan eptome of
ties Ii hardly that such from Whose lite the
insaahe oil The law has absorbed The natural juices
need Ia suffer decay aud be buried like other people,
such existence is in se preserving ard mummy making
proces and it wonld almost that he has
and dry, like old parchment until DEATH
ros him up min with red tape. and lays him away
some dusty pigeon hole
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Amaranth, Atchison from st Louis.
Amszonia, Mcbride, from It Lons
Banner of Auakapas. Muggah, from Attakapas
Belle Key, Key, from Louisville.
p Batey, "a il-on. from Latuurche.
Fashion, Martin. from Grand Prairie.
Gem, Snapp, from Memphis.
Gypsy, Ure from Bayou sara.
Gen TAYLOR, Trinidad from Ijonaldsonville.
Hiram Powers, Hawey, from Cincinnati.
Huntsville Pel from Tennessee River.
MOrrlsstt, Findren, from Montgomery.
Josiah Lawrence, Carlisle, from st Louis.
Montgomery, Estes, from Princeton.
Mount Vernon, Or enlee from Pttsburg.
New La'ona, Cooper. from Shreveport.
NewOrleans, Whitten from Cincinnati.
Patrick Henry, Landry from Baton Rouge.
Sarah Gordon. Bereer from Opelousas
ST James. Power, from Thibodaux.
Vnton, Davidson from i tcinr att.
Uncle am, Van Du'en, from Louisville.
United states, Ham ton from Cincinnati.
Winfield Scott. Devlnney, from Cincinnati.
Towboat Mississippi, Brown from the Passes-own down
and to the 18th INST, bark Mary Adeia briggs So
be and A tado-hrpught up ships Clifton, France,
end bark o. arlot Harrison.
Towbnat J p Whitney Heston, from the Passes-towed
down snh 10 the IL inst ship Ernestina AID bark
Ann Ransn-brought up ship Monterey and schr Bonita
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EIybOrI

LIVERPOOL Per ship Lady Falkland: 1869 bales cot.
ton, 20 sks cotton seed.
L!YERPOOL-Per ship Geo Rayne 1850 bales
LIVERPOOL Per ship Carnaic; 1910 bales cotton. Az
boxes and q casks bacon.
BREMESIPer ba,k Virginia. AZ bales cotton, 1877 hhds
NEW YORk-Per bark Maria: 432 bales cotton $50 bbls
pork 622 do l2 half do lard 56 and S89 bJ hams and
shoulders
PHILADELPHIA A-Per bark Piedmont: SO hhds sugar,
bhs do, 100 hhd 81 ck 100 bb hsm, 81 cks 100 shout
d-rs ls bale wool, 90 do bDls beeswax 2 empty
casks, 40 empty bbls.
APALACHICpLA-Pers chr Venice: 30 hhds sugar, 431
Dbl flour $50 do ,hisky 10 bhs moasses 20 cks bacon
APALACHi CoLA-Per. chr A Mickey: a hbds sugar
"a cks bac go bb -four loo do whisky, s. bbs moasses
go ncs hagging, 20J coils
PENSAOCl.A-Per schr Deer Island: 1000 feet lumber
PORT LAVACA-Pers chr Two Friends: hhds II bb,
10 bales tobacco 100 bbs -four Is boxes bacon Dbl
lard, an sundri's
CHNGRES-Psr schr iienine 10 bbls 20 hf do flour
bxs soap. II do cheese, 20 k, IS butter.
MONTtiOMERH-Pers steamer J |. Mc.e7n 50 hid
sugar 2S5 bales tobacco. IS Dbl. whisky lO7 bh mossse
e do 40 baggng 1873 coils 50 bags coffee
go bxs cheese, las kegs lard, 70 do butter.
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I'M II meeting Ut thi. Chapter ptae.
XX n MONDAY EVENING tae 2ith inst It o'eloes a
w the MasnuIc members are requested to bs
80 w n. RoNDEAU. s.cre,.rv
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EltlYcNtiON.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
Institution presents the parents, guardians, and the
phanthropc, liberal for finished ducatiop than
has ben offered by other Literary Institution in the
For Of one hundred dollars in advance
crpt will be issued which entries the holder have WI ole
family Of boys educated without further charge for
tuition; the payment of five hundred dollars n script
given emitting the holder aud hi4 LEGAL representatives
to have perpetua ly scholar in the Institution.
The high literary character of tine Faculty, well the
heahness of the oeatou and the training OF the
dents, makes the desirable Institutions of the
South for the education of youth.
For particular information relative to the Institution. app
ca be made her of undersigned who the
authorized Agents 70, l.ou'siapa:
] NJ w PIi)TON 1853 r'arondelet st
I q DIrNIAp IpmD
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to DR.. 3. w. Dalton. whose duty it 10 to vaccnate
Children the Pubic Schools Il Second Muncpat,
Who may require and desire has been for weeks prevented
by sickness doing however able and
discharge that and Frnepas aud Teachers
Schools send children his office ir that
II desiring protection against the SMALL POX,
respectfully call his Office us Circus jan
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NOTICES..


issHssippN F1Te Co. NO. z.
" me tmcsf. mem te 81 hi, gon11a
= are hereby - tilted he guls~
meeting u the Compsny on ~oNbAY EVEN
A-iN1 ut inst, at hAlf-p-s O'clock az the Fr-
.Punctu atteriacs rqaeued bare.. of m
portance will brought before the company. ~ " M
te2 ~ ROBERTA s.,r...
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NOtlce,

~ All Powers of Attorney heretofore given by hereby
revoked. fei3d 8. WOLFF, SO Camp
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The Senate of the United States recently
passed bill which will stand an enduring monu-
ment of wise and philanthropic legislation. We
refer to the bill appropriaing len millions of acres
Of the public lands equal 10 twelve millions five
hundred thousand dollars TO be apportioned among
the several States in an equitable ratio, for the en-
doWment of hospitals for the INDECENT insane, Most
sincerely do we congratulate the humane and esti-
mahle lady Miss DIX to whose unwearied exer.
tcns in rousing public sympathy and influence in
aid of her benevolent scheme is the country mainly
indebted for the success which has thus far at
tended this praiseworthy measure in the Nariona
Legislature. May the sanction of the other House
of Congress consnmma,e the act, and render hel
happiness complete.