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Medical Department mt Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of y and IAN sirests, Wdshtnsfon, d. q
nur Lectures viii commence Monday November
i and continue until the latter part Of March
FACULTY.
Noble Young D. Professor Of Principles and Practice OF Med
cine. ,-......- "a px..,.. a
Surgery. o.....e. - p...... a
Fodoardo Howard NJ d. Professor OF onseuc ana
and Children.
Johnson Eliot NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy
Joshua Richie NJ Professor o.
James M Austin Professor Of Maena Medicn and Ihera
peutics. - = - ,,.u..u,.u
samuel w Everett Associate Professor and pemonsA'o'
OF Anatomy. -, -, .u..,o.u ,oro,,,,ea n,
patents from Indrmay and Dspeny attached 10 s oo
ege. - -..u .~..,.a a, a,.a, ,roen.e
convenient lecture halls and anA'omca
rooms. and for medical INSTRUCTION. 40
Matncuaton tpad only once) "a
Perm
Zee for those who attended two fun ooursesi a.
FLoDohRDo HOWARD, M d., Dean,
| Corner OF 10Th and streets
| Aug 9l-lnwtNov
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DsIIIIP BARTON KEY win attend tn any e.sanSss
may with before either Of the ecurn o. s ~
and viii also attend to ths prosecution Of claims
rre~~ andf . Departments Once on street. -, >-r
WAsMAsroH, July Ss s4A
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pRAPER and TaiIor-wILLIAM TUCKER, late OF The
om OF Tucker Penusyvnnia avenue between * and
9Th prepared TO receive ehs from hs numerous
and the public generally having Just opened vey Mse
English cloths csfsimere ana
yesnrs selected by from the most
nns houses Of New Phanephs, all Of which VIII
price; and the reputation o ms
al, who honor him Win meu
OF the viii be executed
III In 10 show some of me hahhs"m
Of been offered In us cty
Sept 2i-stawJw
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JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Commissioners of PEN
sons, Smith, ntlnw formerly Of ogdsn
burg New York opened Office Washington city Tor
the before Congress and
hs executive They
80 ,cir business that be ntrused
10 their care made members OF The last
faers pos, paid Edwards Smith, near Wiads
HOTEL will be duly attended TO-
Sen lo-dly
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nEMOyAI.-DUyAIL BROTHER, merchant tsiors, have
the informing friends and customers
removed eir new and elegant store, ust
~ and 9th Streets one
square They hsvc Just returned rom New
York opening OF the richest and most elegant as
good. business which they are prepared
'" '"' " ~ " - DUVALB A. BROTHER
N. n. Wanted, two three first rate coat hands
Henfl I'd Iw e02w
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Co,
T. G. ROBERTS, h Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
go l.. DRAPER, jr,
Sept 5-dIy Boulevard Montrnartre PaIs
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10 The direction President Of the United sos
asoertaintng ana seune Pm
California; hereby give noucs tbs
session OF Their San Fspeco, IN said state,
Given under Our hand. city Washington this ilh day
September, 1851. mn .u,u uarr
HARRY I. THORNTON,
e., IL eo.Aan Commissioners
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Of Lands In TeHash gentleman IN Niginia,
Who n desires torefnoye to Io1as
n, present season. would like become The agent o some
owner OF lands county, with view to bring hcn n'o
| market a. ...,.o.. of a, ,~,,i,. In
agriculture the satisfactory OF
~ inssrty responsibility and his general scqnane s"c
10 ens him considerable
kny .wner would he inclined 10 avail himself
az such nm arrangement paced'n correspondence WIN '
ao'e''s'i VIM. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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lie thankful with which he has been
vored from heep States, and from families hold
he entered fourth Of his service IN m city ths
efsl oil erpercnce) instructor of
s Private Family Boarding School the edncsnon OF young
ladies' solid and the ornamental branches required In an
mcean female limited twenty four pupils, o.
frr advantages domestic comfort and thorough ssuucnou
NOT be thnks miscellaneous, In larger scnooss
The in the family and the school FrsrA
under the French lady educated for s ros'o" Va
Paris. -. ~.,,x..v
Indiana avenue, nem cry Hall
Oc is-eod2mfs
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.--Tho only Thro ugh
Line for California and Oregon.

Eflssa The public informed that, under
*GXta rangements Of this company inspected
1lk44M and approved by the Navy Department
ing the United sntes mails, leave
Panama and SnR Francisco
unless detained by unavoidable
San Diego and Monterey following packets belonging
10 ue racine Mail Steamship Company which
in port ut each end
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Canto" mst,ings, Floor OiicIoahs C.rp~tins, sc.
THE subscriber. are now rscei,ins schooner Statesman
g g do do q 80 90 90
e e Ss $s st.s.ss 90 sdehse1'd g: DO DC. 90.
do super English oicoth, is feet wide
super American oicoth, from Twelve to eighteen ee'
IS do lowprced American oiclot, from threc 10 n1 ee'
10 do Cocoa marinss, for basement, tc
full assortment OF every variety OF I'm
Tapestry velvet tapestry English and American Brussols
imperial ply ingram, and common ngran low
priced rag hemp, coton both striped and plaid together
line for house funishng winch we
fully determined to offer good terms any
o'1. %nisMG " -" p. II. HooE CO.
| NATIONAL. MEDICAL COLLEGk.-The lecture. n this
IN viii commence MONDAY OF
| and continue until March,
Thomas Miller NJ D. Professor of Anaton and Physiology
| Of Women md Children
Joshua Riley, Professor of Mara Medica Therapeutics,
Jno Fred May NJ D. Professor Principles Of
Grafton Tyler d. Pathology and Practice OF Med
Robert King Stone d. Of Microscopca and Patio
logical Anatomy. !, ,,.
Il James r.. Morgan NJ. D.. Prosector and Demonstator
entire for full course OF lectures ny Hh hs o
fessors
Practical anatomy by 10
Mncnlatina fee payable only once
Graduating expenses -
Clinical Instruction given regularly ~ ms
Aug 1o-2awtd Dean.
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IAfc within the reach Of us a-Ihe celebrated
physicians, Rrothev and Gray, have hnaiy
IN s city after having
travelled search of knowledge and having spent
years the Indians fos The purpose geng
and cure ali complaints human family subject We
promise 10 ali favor with call that we will with
question: tell them 0eu complains ana ymp
om md guarantee easy and spssdy cure Ins Doctor.
wholly vegetable by themselves We
also euarauec 10 complaints, matter
from they may originated how long standing
Wig fever xsue haA our once rem
perrons living In all the western counties % ss s'. nm n ~
die BY faculty. hearing Of and avsins Q.
skill, restored 70 health diseases succos'u s
this once following consuPaoon e
rheumasn bVonchs erpeas tesss dopsy All neI
diseases OF the skin lungs s'oae''
kidneys, spine, nc. 49,, q s,,,.on;.r Io.,i,,,;on
Oct1-A2W"
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attorney and Counsellor at In~
WILL practice in the and in The adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia -
description govern
onice on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9Th streets
sent 9--euGm
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ECEwan These ships having built by contract OK
m Pessy for government
SkAkX taken In their in their engines
ITO insure strength and speed and their accommo
o passengers are unequaed for elegance
lee ~ pAssage from New York 10 Liverpool $3.50 Exclusive
f6. " ' Np' :" ~" AA'
An experienced will TO each shin.
NO berth can be secured until paid for.
Inc owners OF these ships will
bulon Specie jewey precious stones or metals uness bills
iadg ara signed therefor
PROPOSED SAILING.
From Ncp York. Frou LipeypooI
Saturday 8 1851 "Wednesday. l2 1851
oatudAy... do D. 1851. Wednesday. do 1851.
saturday Dec. o. 1851. Saturday. Dee I3 1851
DO @ 1851 saturdny.."..... do 81, 1851.
For fleiR tornn
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Books PuDihshed and in Press ny Charles q. Iatsie
james Brown, Boston,

James Brown, Boston.
Das.rsa aa ~, srHTUTEs 4. u At LARGE volume
and Taaiie. Of The United States Ameres volume tx
70 eai inclusive royal Svo about pages So in supe
This continuation of the Statute, al Larxe in vo
published By authority of Congress 46 -
oomp,sts synopties Index Statutes at
9, .e Senate aid % be published agesaby
I'M. index will refer under copous titles law eyeD
Se a s1S 9u, "ns, % public
tead'f may see al glance the whole law subject
lated .S ns nSsS sas S c Law
Edited from ,hs second London edition. Hon Luther
now Lecturer on Civil aud Parliamentary
Among the writers works are bss,
known English aud American lawyers and which
Es IL
method /. ssaci
ySs .s "ss ." o. s and Of the Roman
and their Attainment @ more
s ri e.
% "a is %on s es s
aide side. hs general ea%. which the work thus
Of The States whose legal pu those
These have part tho publishers
the pIofesson and have sa wof to
English translation Of II by DR.. Srahan.
From Hon. Judge Eust CAi Justice otAs State Of Louisiana
BRooKLisE, October IL, $780,
GENrLEhrN: have examined of the
admirable work Of Doma Civil which
KIND enough send You will have rendered
the science Of law by the publication The form OF English
eduon oil the translation and inconvenen
scarcity and nigh price prevented M in this The
present publications. Its Of
ate price think, fl remunern,ingyou.
ny Mr. Suahan has been Ia correct
improved under the editor, Judge Gushing.
In searching solution Of apparently questions arising
out OF the relations which
ating and in judging prog
different the United
will be appreciated bo understood
he most wonderful social organization that the world has wit
nessed and which Is the basis jurisprudence
Europe and Of portion Of that England and the Uni
would be quite useless for speak Of the merits of
work which about the public
From the olnied position which civil
England, Of
been translated Engs supplied
the original English subject doubt
Louisiana Texas California, In
United States, well Canada, ready
demand for publication The profession throughout the Union
will readily lend their favor the your
enterpsng house will Gnd It's interest publishing from
me in the English language such other standard
form the basis of 4 civil law library
reman gentlemen, respectfully, oheient
GEORGE EUSTIS.
Messrs. LITTLE d BRowR,
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General Agency AT Washington. d. u
ny A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Penn,yysns
services in the war wih eu
- ,he revolutionary war with Great Britain, and the Flor
For cn-ions bounty land or scrip. -,
..r,y purchase and sale of bounty
lnnd order.
Patent OnesTbr applications for patents, procuring models,
rawnVs be attended to In all ther various branches
G,rrvoI Poa claims against the department viii be
quarterly accounts OF
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New Orleans Dels, Nashville Union Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
vile 81 Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette lndannpos
ssn,n, New Detroit Free Press will publish
the s. send their bills this once accompanied
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Columbian College, ID. c.

y
THE wints session Of six months will be opened the
September
Room, library, bed and furniture Observation-Disclosures. II 90
Table and servants, week.
Charges TO students who do not board:
w
library,
Fuel atcost wssiny SIX cents per dozen.
Naturalization 9l0 and small charge for average damages
The college exclusive books and stationery
81 20 a
me the opening OF the tssson preferable Bills payable three
months advance
Our students have the opportunity Of attending
s by the most Of science the Smith
no ~
o..IxsE HiLt- August, 1851. 49,
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N H. HOOE Il CO., Wholesale end Retail Dealers IN
cnrpetinp cioths, e"rhh
.hcc,ns Menke,. and hou furnishing goods generally
Pennsylynnin avenue between Th and eh Streets Wannt'n'
d. q.
Aua2 Oft
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TAPEsTRf VELVET, Tapestry br".se.. ,s, r."sm
housetceper Of Washington Georgetown et
sda received accession 70 our
of which having
mostly auction sales in New York. can PC s
unusually low prices. -, .uu,u
respectfully suggest is the time 70 purchase
the Of the time. amongst e pP
dealers goods selling sacrifice. -. a.
Aso extensive Of drngee, eon ~ " ~
0A, 1914 1914, and in cloths of ~ by l1fo f W -
One heavy Flemish 81 table dnmsss. ,u ali ,bo
one a.most lain, for covers, WIN M s
fixtures matching - .,r,~r +. nonsoN
n..,.,. IN al, kinds of furniture dry goods
rennsylvanis avenue, one door ess' o. s'n W.
J Oct Is-eod,df
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O sportsmen-J w BADEN Pennsyvsnia svenuc near 90,
opened small lot OF superior doup'c pafre'
snn. on secahle sizes nd st unusually low prices .
kewisa supply Of Dixon Sons powder hssh 10,
and
pouches and belts
single and double bags, dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
Gun waddng, powder horns, &C.
n
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From alfred Hennen, esq, eftAs Eew Orleans bar.
- Bosror, Sep. 6, 1850
Messs LITTLE BROWNE Centlemsn-I much pleased 10
learn that engaged publishing
translation Of Doma Civil English
gusse on The same subject % be compared with the uness
and correctness of the doctrine conveyed throughost
From the publication up present
the appreciation of the lawyers every
and deservedy The compilers
drew copousy from it for their work Napoleon himself
carefully In life, which
acuteness and wisdom of his during
on the adoption his CODE Domat should hope
will, be found in the library Of every lawyer
Your obedcnt servant,
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~ OWEN 81 son, Merchant Tatlors, would respect
u. fully friends public generally
opened and varied Of fall und
goods quality cloths,
&c that their friends aud will call and
anime for themselves
returning thanks the liberal share Of patronage they
received that
enced the evils of the cd system great extent they have
furnish articles line
prompt customers, solicit public
0--2aWm IInte x Telegraphl
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nIssOLUTIoN Of fCop.rtershlp.-The hm @ ,
III ins under the OF Brother - TINS Gay, " nu"a
y, Dyer viii attend 70 NC ss,
men, OF tho accounts nrm, also OF the onssuea
" ne , .a. IN, ".'.as a,,..,.3 Nv. EDWARD G. DYER,
h'o'P'ee"'' ''f"' GEO. y. DYER
wAsmxeroS, September "a, 1870
a. con.rtner.htp NoticeThe undersigned have formed
and firm OF Dyer Mcsuire and
III, nnn.e the general commission business nj The
old Of Brother, OF oth street aso
ave. n a =. ..,uuu.xoh.
slowed upon bc 6r pledge themselves to discharge h
n every conhded 70 tem - a, -
Dxer Mcclure prepared 10 make advances upon an con
"eh"sn", ~" EDWARD @. DYER,
j. g. MCGUIRE
w.surssror, scptemhA' w. 1850
Sept 27--dn
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1TIVCvNIA I,oeornotiye and Works, Wolfe stree.
and river Potomac Alexandria, Vrgns-smi'h Perkins,
engines and tenders, marine
VI aaa,y ,py,n,. and boiers chilled wheels and Rxles
,snt chilled and wrought machinery and castings
orally. .hoc. .cx n,o
The erected very extensive snops sna pro-
cured the most modern Tools prepared 10 ere
cute ore for machinery OF all kinds
WI" oespa'on' anu VI" ' r. c. SMITH,
Late OF AleX andfin Iron Works
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Maer Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aup2D ID
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J. w. MAURY s. Co., MAsAssss.

$4,000! $4,000 $4,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For the beneht Of Monongalia Academy,
Class No. l67 for 1851.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va Saturday the 9Th of
1851.
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uE uext annual University Virginia will
enee on the LIST October without
w e Is Of June The University comprises the schools
aud iectureship, viz:
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HANRnRs1 Magazine tor October.
III lnssgnatlonal Magazine for October.
Cuba. In IoSi--its resources, statistics, &c.
meats II counsxion with the recent revolt,
SELF Dsespsion--A History OF the Human Hs
Ellis.
The Lopdoa Medical Student; by Punch.
The Mymsries Of tEs Heath-A Romance
The London Lancet for September.
Doe ouixot>s ! VOL, evo. prics 80 cents
fs sala by TAYl
ON Bookss
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of the most formidable Of which we have any eN.
ample IN the ecclesiasical annals Of the country.
The formation viii be inaus urated IN the largest
gathering m the largest p,AcS that can be found
IN London
When ia constitution and plans are brought
before the public it will strike INTO the heart Of
Popcry-lt Will assume a-grsssion, and 1t will
bring It, means 10 bear ca the city Of Rome. uae
a: rs principal objects will be 90 induce the Brit
l,h government to demand from the pope the al
Iowauce 20 English protc,tan;s IN Rome rriVi.l-
ses which are 50 aiuudau,y granted 10 Gallo
hes iu tAi, country
There has been = heavy future m Lonlor.-
The London Tunes of the 5th SAYS that the sls
pension WIS announced Yesterday ut Nc>>ts Butch
cr u tarslCr Their Transactions, are stated 60
have been n coffee and other produce. and the
loss, It Is believed. wul itl, ga Holland and Ger
MANY
IG,Ncc--Thcrc - uo,h.r. Of special interest
from Pans. Thing, generally remain quiet hut
t,oiuG ot anxiety, amounting to alarm, prevail,
respecting the pa gress of the socialists principles
n the Cartr. and drIar mrutS
The Receiver Generals house, q; Lyons has
been bmnt down ana al the public cu,uments
cc~'royrt
The National Assembly, 10y a majority of2i2
20 5000 referred " p Lanauerons proposition 20
asge,in. commissioner.
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Attempt 10 blow up ne l!ichisan Central
RAN Road.

A MOI. deqrayed and crs4a'nsl gang Of men.
Numbering from dirty to fyrjy, has been a'e''ed
go Jackson county, Michigan last Saturday, wi'se
sole occupations seemed 60 be.p destroy tie piU
par.y Of uo Michigan Central Railroad, by plac
ny distractions on The rlck--and horse stealin;
burglary al! robbery. Among the persons aTres
ted were three jastce, Of the peace, five physic
ans, one Judge, and four constajIcs. The depot at
Detroit, recently totally burned, was fired by this
gang. One Of their recent designs va, to blow
up tie trac. and cars, by an ingeuously conlriv.
cdlorreia which Was so arranged as to- be isnit
Ell by the locomotive in passing over il, anl TO
explode when the passenger ears should be over
it, aud thU. 20 destroy the lives oipa.seusors
Tile only conceivable motive for these hellsl
designs seem. TO be, to destroy tie Michigan Cen.
trail Road for tie benefit ofriyal routes.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR TINE EVE rp
Arrival Of the Asia.

Philadelphia April % y
Tie Asia left Liverpool on the 9Th and ar,,r.
ed at New York on the Esd making the trim :,
l days and 10 hours
ESGLANp--The Russell ministry continual ;,
oe sustained IN parliament; the last vote on the
assessed taxes gave them a majority Of 49, Tn,
pTo'ectonsts are keeping their eve, omen for nm
opportunity Of getting ministry with Lord Stan
ley at the head
The Queen has directed the Archbishop of York
and the Suitragan bishops generally, to interp,.,
their authority for the suppression Of certain R,.
m'>h practices N various churches Of the o,t,h.
lnhment Acting upon the Queens wishes N.
Archb''hops and bishops, cxccp. the tishops Of
Wells, Exeter, Oxford. nsd WINCHESTER. have il.
sued circular of a very important character
which looks Ike determination To put m efrsr'
tual end to all popsh innovation in the church of
England
FRsNcr-A change Of ministers is announced
which is threatened with tho opposition Of IN.
monarchists.
SwIrzrRtAyp-Adviccs from Geneva state
that the Governor of the canton Of Flaranna "a.
fused to eSp'l from it, territory I7J French refu
gees as was ordered by the French government.
AcSrnIA-Adviccs from Visnn, to the I'M ;rst
state that the Austrian government have imros-
ea an income tax on the Lombardo cniti,n prc.
vnccs
IrRNE'--LaSt advccs state that troops to the
number of 1000 from the Ukraine were oay,,.
eng upon Nary tn effect Junction with the re.
bells at Piedra omr, The Pasha is eoncentra,inc.
hs forces at Banelah,.
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Foreign News.

The telegraph, (on accom-, Of the late storms
doub,lo's brings tho news from the cast IN such
hrokeudoSc', rhatlt /, almost unmteil:gihle There
have, within the past week. been two uuiyals
from EuroVc-the America and the Pacific the
latter having made the Tip in less than ten days,
Icing the quickest trip ever male The fact i.
tho m,rc gratifying As the Pacific belongs
70 the Collins American line, and is It Amcu.
can build The pagii, brought Liverpool dates
to the 9th inst, The following, however i. The
only item Of her news that haas yet come through
by telegraph:
Liverpool, April Q.
Grain market firm, without change IN pr Co.'S
Provisions rcmaIn rs la, noticed. Trade in the
manufacturing district dahl aud unsatisfactory.
/ The America arrived at Boston on the sthinst.
having LETT Liverpool on the oh. We copy the
leading item, Of her news from the telegraph re-
ports Of the Chicago papers,
/ ENGJASD-1hc London Gazette speak, with
confidence, that the present. Cabinet must either
bc completely changed a essentially modified p,
rs 10 come before the publcus reformed admin
is,raliun ~ few months, or perhaps, even weeks
\ cabinet must bc formed, which viii rsgait
more than the present Or the past did on the Az
ricultur,sts, Culonists aud ship owners Of Grea
Britain. The Russell Ministry hold their position
aud are getting through the business oi para
mrnt with considerable success. The bulge, wa
discussed on Friday evening before aud rcsc
luton for the renewal Of the income tax was IL
greed to.
Great Pdpai Pot A powerful Papal Leagu
: had been formed IN London. Approximations ar
entertained tia. mn immense number Of forsiEr
J crs in England arc considering rcvolu,onar,
movement, which ia to develop itself during III
Great Exhibition. The matter was brought b,
fore Parliament, and, in rcply to inquiries propo'
I'd TO the members of the Cabinet, assurance
were given that the Government was prepare
for amy emergency.
The Antipdpai Ltagne--lhe Advertiser say
that the formation Of the basis of this League VI
concluded Yesterday The fcdeiacv will be on
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Strayed or Stolen
tROM the subscriber on Rocks Creek Living
l. ston county iJ Iiead Of Cattle, with the

Il ROM the subscriber on Rocks Creek Living
l. ston county lJ Itead Of Cattle, with the
following marks:
One red COW, about 10 ears old, with white list
over shoulders white on belly, ears torn by dogs (;
COW, 90 years old deep with white on belly,
thick horns one COW, s. years old, white back and
bey-o,herwise red one year old red cow white
back and belly swallow fork in LEFT ear, underbit in
night red COW, white face, g years old thick horns;
one white COW, red cars, about inches Of tail off
3 two year odhci.rs, one bnck, swallow fork IN left
ear undetht IN right one pied, red and white, ear
nnrks same as the black the other brinde
yenrling hcifcrs, one pied, red and white swallow
fork IN left ear. underbit in right; one n deep red,
mark not known one deep red, white face, swaI,
low fork in le and split in the RICH, ear; one rcd
bull, white spots on face, 3 years old
Said cattle have been missing since the 9Th & ~ :
pul Any person returning said cattle, or par 'i
them, or giving information where they may hc
found shall receive liberal reward, and all reason
able charges and expenses paid. Information py
letter mHy be semitic the subscrbcrn at Rocks creek
Liynrston county. JouS JOHNSON.
Ottawa April 90