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NE WS by TELEGRAPH.
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE. z;
ARRIVAL OF the NIAGARA AT BOSTON.
Reception Of President Fillmore's
Message in England.
co MN Err GAL REP ORTS,
Re-, &s.. -.

The royal mail steamship Niagara, Capt Leitch
arrived at Boston about 3 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. Her mails will reach New York this even.
ing.
The wires between New York and Halifax and
Boston, have supplied us with the following addi.
tional information from the Old World
President Fimores message to Congress attracted
than uscsl attention from the press Nearly every
paper Of note printed the document entire. The Lon
don Timss Chsonics and Daily News whilst they pro-
fess to admire the mastery style the message and
the clear and statssmanlike in which the Pre-
Hident grspples With al the leading questions OF tho
day cav st Ms tariff policy, being against their
motions of free trade. The Herald and Post, tn
contrary, commend the p.licy OF the President upon
the subject
Public nc.Popsry meetings are becoming less fire.
suent In England and the tone and temper Of the
msjority Of such demonstrstions appear to be more
mild and forbesring The Queens address to the COR
poraton OF London, and the colleges Of Oxford and
Cambridge, is not considered satisfactory BY the
nltraists who also displsssed because Parliament
is not to meet until the 4th Of February.
1t is reported good authority that the Chancellor
cf the Exchequsr will prcpose . considerable reduc
1ion In the duties coffee The returns OF the Board
OF Trade will 1t 10 said, enable the Chaneeo to make
many and other reductions In the present tariff
An extensive system Of enlistment gives weight the
report that the Duke Of Wellington has recommended
m addition Of nfty thousand men to the English
army.
Accounts from Australia say that Smith 0Brisu
had made an unsuccessful attempt to escape to Cali
fornis.
Louis Napoleon 1t Ia said Is involved in debt to the
amount of two million Of francs His apple stion
20 the Assembly for relief will it is reported be obs
nately, but unsuccessfully contested.
The Emperor Of Austria has It Is said, issued pro-
elamation TO the army tn anking them for their war
like preysratons and assuring them that their SER
vices will not now be required.
The American Protestant Chapel at Rome, has been
closed by order Of the This want Of tols-
rance has caused much irritation at Rome.
From Turkey 1t Is stated that the province Of Asp-
20 Is perfectly tranquil The rebels in Bosnia have
been dsfe ated at all points
The cholera was raging feArfully At Mecca, on the
9Th OF December.
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WAsnfNoror, Jan. 8, 1850.
The shiii .siIth anniversary OF the Columbia Ty.
pogrsrhissl Society celebrated. last evening by
splehdd supp.r, at WIZARDS Hotel over two hun
jred persons Joined In the Festivities aud all on
in manner truly magnificent. Amongst the invited
guets General foote United states Senator from
hissstip and Colonel orr Rspresentstive from South
Carolina. The company did not separate TIL late
bour.
The Ode Fellows pArsded In large numbers, TO. day
at the neral Of Henry Cory, brother, from New Jer
fey, vba died suddenly here.
There vas sso great procession OF Free Nsons and
Red Men at the funeral Of sury Ho.khs, the master
Of the marine barrsck, In this city who was
Hss lsct week In Philadelphia by the railroad cars
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LoUIsvLLE Jan. 4, 1851.
By New Orleans papers received here, learn that
the U. District Attorney at New Orleans, has pre-.
pared bill of Indictment against the and on
GERS Of the steamer Knoxville. The boilers Of the
Knoxville recently exploded causing loss Of life and
appears that the and officers are guilty of
criminal negligence.
The Sheriff Of Yasoo county, Miss, in attempting to
arrest man, named Hartcook, was killed. Hartcock
attacked the officer with pistol aud bowie knifs.
The fire at Rashville, H. destroyed property to the
amount Of SIS, 900
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The New York Les1slaturo-The Speaker
ship, DO.

There are absut nfty whig members OF the Legisla-
turs ON the ground. great deal Of oaucusing ID
geing and it Is difficult to form any accurate judg
ment Of the osacsrs Of the Assembly II. J. Raymond
and Mr.. vsrnun, both wings ofNew York. will be the
rival candidates for the Spsaksrship. Mr. Raymond
stands the best chance Of being elected The oand-
dates for clerk are nine In number, all Of whom ara
very active mem but 1t 10 almost impossible to judge
which OF them Will be the successful The impress
sion among the outsiders is, that NJ Sherman, whig
OF Duchess county, Is about neck ahead There are
Eve six candidates for sergeant at- arms and about
fifteen for doorkeeper better feeling exists among
the wings than was anticipated
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JAcx wars. rus RoHHEr We learn a Al J.ok w.ia
m ind'vidusi Who ter several yssrt pact has sin-
taln- an unenviabb- notoristy on aceount ~ hts
sho~n chsfscter - most sAroit burglar and thief,
hu vho recently pleaded outlay In the Court Of Com.
mon fiess at beShsm TO sn indictment charging hin
Nun efsasing into snd r0shing the noreh setter aud
Milton Bsss, IN June last Of s32 600 %. brousht bs
fofe the covrt yesterday and sentenced TO sixteen
yars harV labor 10 tns state prison at Charlssovs
the hrd fsYs N be In solitary eonfsern snt.
broofs eonyietsa - receiving portiss ~ the stsen
NOM hneFinx the same 70 have hs~u stolen, vas
tsrsenctj t. three vesrs' hard .bsr In ststs prsc
fe fret three dsys 70 be 10 solitary esnfnsmsnt.-
gsstga Yea fHgf ysg, A
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MurtierOus Assault aud nObbery-Acturn
or Visiting Firemcn, 30.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3, 1851.
dealer in jewslry, from Boston, named A. G..
hosher was decoyed from the theatre to the suburbs
ofthis city last evening, by gang Of gsntss thieves
who knocked him down, rinsd his pockets and then
left him apparently dad.
Several severe cuts were inflicted on his person,
with bowie knives The wounds, however, are not
very dangerous. Six Of the robbers, who tied
the act have been arrested and identified BY the In
jured man.
The Watchmap Fire Company arrived here, this
morning, from your city, having been there visit
They speak in high terms Of their reception and trea
nent during their stay In New York.
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THE Coal TRADE ron 1850 = The quantity sent
by railroad this week - % 97 81 IONS, little iess
then last week. The condiuou oi the railroad tom
the Columbia bridge 10 Broad street, is in sssch
wreiched condition. that scarcely sufciers coal
can H. parsed Il u supply the wants of TIE cy
This has caused large accumnl ition of loaded
situct the trade. and keep cars scarce The de-
mend fo csal is much bfisker than vansl AT this
stesnn of the year, and will secure handsome
Ngc's JosuoI jan 4 -
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sr. Louis, Jan. 4, 1851.
BY an arrival of eleven persons here frsm the salt
Lake, We have dates from st. Joseph TO the twenty.
third of October. The party brought With them
ssoo N sold The 3. mail Va, lett At Fort E,ar.
psy asd viii arrive here In few days
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HKaxrrAes, April Q, 1915.

HKRATrAGg, April y, 1873.
My DEAR Mn BLaIR-l have been quite sick for
several days-my feet aud legs much swollen, aud
II has reached nav hands aud abiome., aud IL nay
be that my lite eods IN dropsy. All means hitherto
ssed tn stay the swelling have nov failed to check
it-be Il so. ] em fully prepared 10 say the Lords
will be done. My mud, SINCE ever heard OF the
altitude the President had assumed with YOU as
editor Of The Globe which ~tstne most uae xpected
thing evcrmet with--my m,ndshas bceu troubled,
asd Il w6s not only unexpected by me, nut hls
shown ess good common sense by the Pfesideat
than any eci Uf his life, aud calculated to DIVIDE
instead OF uniting the democracy, which appears to
be his reaton for urging ihis useless and foolish
measure nt the yefy threshold ~ his administrs-
ton, ana when everything appeared to angur well
for, "a him, prosperous udmlpHtgatisn The Pre-
edent, here. before he a. out for Washington must
have been listening to the secret councils uf some
political Cliques, such as or cliuies; (ior
there are such hers:) after At reached Washing-
ton come - the secret trends a. some of the
mfanis mUst have gotten hold a. his ear and spol-
ed his common stns,, of he never would have III adc
such movement, se uscalirs tor, and well cal
cplaed 10 sever ihc DE- emocrsey by calling d,wa
upon himself suspicious, hy the act of secretly
hSUtings cfthe political cques who are looking
10 she succession Tor some fsyOriie. have IN my
coniicptial letters, and particularly that Of ths ith
instuui brought tally to bis yisw my plain cont
ninu.terse wav, his situation, and ask han nj last
boy aH can iusuiy bis C0grss 10 ynu-to the real
- n1u,r4cg mai sustained mY adm nisr itioa aud
NJ an butens.
brought to ma view, that when catered apoa
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foMR OF THE RECENT CENSUS RETURNS.
The following partial returns of the census of
this city, in several of the wards, give in their
present imperfect state, il may interest some of
our citizens to some THE items of the census
We shall publish full returns of the city as soon
as they can be obtained, having already given the
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NOTICE,

baH''"oFe aud Washiagton RailToad.
N and afler Wednesday instant the station on
Eyana avenue "ii be vacated, Jet
avenue occupied. E' f7H TT - - = ~ -
ne passenger trains VIII leave the latter neins D. n
us's, al y ana " a. m, ana D. p daily
"peh hui TWO trains o. a 5,p. In
IN making THIS change the attention Ia
hn rules OF tho company regard reception and delivery OF
nefcbandise. - - ' -
Isl Shippers reminded that in all dee
lions should accompany goods.
This and unless
the goods cannot be received
I'd Consignees notified that all merchandise must he re
moved on he same day which is received
night y 1T -E-5''T- 7''ot"
The hour. o reception and delivery from
m ill 4,
The undersigned takes occasion
regulations but he has been compelled
nom their frequent violation, which has caused
Inconvenience.
4. IL PARSONS, Agent.
Ap6-2wd nt u# '
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The person viii be entered
payment of the Subscription be made IN advance
Distant subscribers may letter, postage
will " paid BY u.s.
safe transmission. E
The COUNTRY PAPER publshed ut weekly dsIias tins
sions u Congress, weekly dsring The roeesA
subscriptions period year vii Be ssssivsd on
'efAs p1oporuoned 10 the above snssxl rstes.
WrosTAAsrER6 agents. ssd, BY
scAax as DAILY subscriber with so enciossd, ~ s.
SE EEkLY subscribers, ~ enclosed WEEKLY
u'senDsis with slo encoscA be copy OF the
same oauoA as they faraish for, syatis
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FORM No. A.

SrATEoF
County
thereby certify, that on -- day Of , in the year
personally came insert the Of Me pit
ness and [heve insert the Of the waranfee and e sad
well known duly
sworn y me and said that he well knew
said and that he was the
executed within
and satisfactory evidence of that
fact the pGTranfec ereupon
acknowledged power to be his act and deed .
[ONecr Signaturr1
l2-law6w
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
aE (MORSE LINE.)
WASHINGTON OFFICE, rEsnsYLvAhIA AVENUE,
Filth house east Of National Hotel, No 6.

wAsHhoros OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
...., Fifth house National Hotel No6.
TUE first line established by any company the United
saes and odestthe pioneer line, extending
between Washington BALTIMORE Phiadepia and
sssass the saons iayre
Grace wilmington, Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick,
ark and Jerrey Che only line country present
having up four wireshas lately undergone repairs
prepared 70 transmit deliver number OF
may De required Of for the accommodation OF the public with
accuracy, promPtne and fidelity hitherto unequaed This
connects with other companies Of Morse lines NORTH
sou extending already fifteen thousand miles, either
which and will
ayers Of this line have lately thoroughly
ia both its and mode delivery
charges are equal to all with special yors With the ac
o now possessed ny THIS company every one Is v
ted ibis line they reliable
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
WashH city, avenue National
Hotel bnlmore No Exchange South Cay Philadelphia
No. 0l Chestnut building;
5 Hanover street, corner OF Beaver. = III
y8 WIN NJ SWAIN, President
March la-3mdt
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IN the petition H. Titcomb OF Lowell Massachusetts
" namins,raor hc Ttcomb, deceased formerly
praying for the extension !" patent granted
10 said EIsm machine for
ming rowing, from The expiration OF SAID
patent place the 2sth day Of July, ISL
petition be heard the Patent Once on
Monday OF July at IL O'Clock, m and all per-
appear, they have, why
said petition ought TO be granted a., , -
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 me IN s
once their specifically set forth in writing least
twenty day. All testimony n'ed by either
pv 10 said be taken and transmitted
the rules of the once which WIZ be furnished
application, ..-,,,-, a., -, u.-.,,, -,
.cncer and Union D. c. Daily Bee, Boston, Masss
ch,.eus. Trbupe Providence Journal Prov
dence L. for three successive weeks previous TO
3oh day Of May instant rnos r,yn.~v
Commissioners Of Patents.
T. Editors Of papers copy and send their
bills 10 III. once, o the paper containing
each insertion OF this notice. .#.
MAJ T-lnw3w
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\ s~e~sd Csurse.---DancanG Academy. au
MR. Liable has the honor 20 asnounc. 10 the cl,ens Of
Al second
u.sxs III rhsrstsy January ht
RESIDENCE on PesnaylvspiA svesus orposss WisrAs HOTEL
Dew IN tuition TIeaays Thursdays, and sstu,
daysi oeoreetown-MonAays and Fridays rN"s
~ bee Qa-Atfn
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SEPARATE PROPOSALS. will be received this
~ u O'Clock 18th OF Juns supplying
e stationery and executing the printing described IN lhe two
schedules
the printing executed The best Samples at The fomer
must accompany each bid and specimens OF the after viii bo
shown bidders the several desired.
The bidder required with approved
for the iaitu uhlmen and depart
nent VIII reserve the night order The articles such times and
such Quantities as may deem and to increase OF d
minish iie quantities below 4E
Blank forms win be furnished bidders application
4
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FORM No 3.

State
On this-d day o. in the year personally
peared and the with
in power attorney and ce,u that well
Worraatse snd thai he
person described the within power and who ex
ecuted t'".## Fl '##"l# .-N#
Officers Signature.1
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pursuance oflas, d. MILLARD FILLMORE, President the
hat public sales win be held undesnuonsd land oees
Al the land once al WILLOW RvER on aoaSa
s eu day o. a. Aus"s %, one ap 81 M public lands
North Of Ae base lne and sst of etolrh principal eridan
Township twenty seven, q range one. . n, !. 80
To~nshps twenty-iiee, twenty twenty-five, twensS,
twenty seven. and twenty eight Of range three. Haa
Township twenty nine, Of range four; III o.e ..s.#t
Tom"s ,wsa n and y % range ,ni Ss o.
Townships nve, rssn,ysais twenty eight
Townships hve, twenty sA, twenty twenty eight
Townships twenty i've, iwen,ys twenty even, wenty-eshi
Townships twenty sA, twenty seven and twenty
Townships twenty twenty seven range
townships twenty hve twenty SIX twenty seven twenty eight
% AS%s, nsn g. The disposal Of The public hands situated @ within
North of the base line and Of the fourth principal meridian
Townships twenty hree tventyfour twenty-five, twenty
Fractional township twenty ,hree and townships
twenty five, twentsx twenty and twenty Of
rs.s,ona township three and townships twenty four
twenty hve, wenyr twenty seven aud twenty eight Of range
Fractional townships twenty three and four and townships
twenty hve twenty sa twenty seven, and twenty OF range
Fractional township and townships
twenty ak twenty seven, thirty, hrone and hirywo OF range
Fractional townships twenfou and twenty-five, townships
% ens me- % ana M
Cos and townships thyhve and Of range eighteen
tucuonal
east Of the main channel OF the st. Cror river Of range
nineteen. .......s /. ...sal
Fractional twenty twenty eight and
hysx all the main channel Of the st. Cox OF uns
twenty ai f.EN #e. .tEaEaa1G#N t.t "a LII.
the MINERAL POINT, commencing Monday,
fourth disposal the public lands
within following fractional township and
North oAe base and pe Of the fourth incipai meridian
Fractional township the Mississippi river Of range
fourteen. .5@ Y,
Noh ofthe Of the fourth principal meridian
Sections inclusive the land township
twelve, on the Wisconsin river, OF range eight
a. The land oee at GREEN BAf commencing on Monday me
within the aforementioned township and tract, to wit
North he base line and Of the fourth principal meridian
township twelve, right bank of the Wisconsin
X
The the Fox
river grant) township OF range sixteen
Lands appropriated law the schools military, and
other together with those and other overowed
thereby cultivation" which shall be
Of public saes under the entitled
enable other Sntes reclaim
the swamp ada' within their mis approved september DE-
srriudd And land boun
of Congress- military services
the United Wi be niHed tbs aboue
lands, provided entitled An making
propaons for civil and diplomatic government
&c, approved 81 March, 1881. @s
The offering Of will be
will in the order which
DESPATCH until the whole
shall offered and the sales thus closed But sale
than weeks, and private entry Of
will admitted until aier the expiration the
weeks.
Given under my Washington twenty
April Domn thousand eight hundred and hfy
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President; ..#"
SxG
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nHrrIP nAHroN KEY win attSnd to Any business
~ may nrsas4 Hh before hIs q s S9uru q ,s % p
tY and ahd 10 the prsscotoh OF efAn netofe Con
. .THt5yxs TS1f fS ~ - yupi72&wn.
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TREASURY DErARTMxsr, March p, 1851
THE state of exas having BY legislature passed during
l64 ls49, called the creditors OF the late
republic treasury State previous TO The st OF
September Of their respective claims and Con
having approved 9th September e auhofzh
millions OF said stock should mol DC issued
Of the State holding bonds and other
Texs for which duties imports were es
file the treasury OF the United saes
releases Of ali claims against United for
certificates such forms as snail De pre-
Secretary Treasury and approved BY the
United sntes " Now, IN order that this depart
the OF the claims Tor which the
duties on imports pledged the holders owners Of all
file amount and description OF hem
at this m OF ocobe Sol and TO
United States Of their respective claims
ably the approved BY e President
September 1850. #a#4 5s@ ,,,, uonap
.#... Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
s. #sa FoRM OF RELEASE. a.s.s.ag
Whereas Congress- approved september ten
dollars are 10 be pasd 70 me state
of menuoned with proviso
said shall be Issued unit
lie creditors holding certificates of
for which duties imports were specay pdge
snail Grst fle United states releases OF all
against United States for or on account OF Ad bonds OF
and creditor OF the state
Of the following described bonds or
the case may BEL and or wch
the duties mentioned said specially pledged
Here describe the bonds or cerihcates
Now for the purpose complying with the provisions OF said
valuable consideration hereby release TO he
United law equity against men, of OF on
account OF the (bonds cerffcntes) above described
my hand and seal nt ------------, this oi
sealed and delivered in presence Of
Mar 25-dtl Swtsepa ....
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

CAMERON STREET HOUSE,
-aierandria, ybginta.
THs spacious jus, finished IN III. best modern ss
back including the
hundred and y feet Everything peeessay
provided accommodation aud comfort large
family gentleman public Office in Washington city AZ
following nducenents 10 wiz perfect OF st
uaou pleasant from To cty much cheaper
living, and the besi society sold hb
given but renssd the rent VIII be moderate
further particulars apply 10
'.--~' CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec le-lawd AsaMdHh
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General Land once,

NUMEROUS applications ofhce
~ Ia relation the IN which land warrants IN
der e act o 18th September 1850 should be oeated following
answers thereto have been prepared, 10 vii
There are three modes by which these loeaonsm be ade
isL by the
Id by the through the agency Of this Office
ID BY an agent or attorney, 4 -.#. r. j
IL The fst mode adopted The application must be made
wiring specifying the tract land district OF seelon Of country IN
which the athdavit
according 10 the following form, No. l. .
Where the third mode adopted power OF attorney must be
Produced executed by waratee the presence OF witness
according following q which
authorized the deeds, according
No 3or4 l.A h1t#s4 ID E.EtI. - 1S eH .t
In oil patents will be transmitted 10 the land once
where ths location made unless special directions to e contrary
be given. I i. --L L aLtrt .s..
~ J, BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner
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DERTH AMBOl sEMINARY--Tlns institution, anording a
thorough ofAning for college OF business oss.hs win
twenty e,shth session "Wednesday, May q.
designed promote the comfort Of The pupils and eneour-
Pleasant retirement ease Of access proveba heane..,
.eaee~ze and -eabsihns valuable phio.opha
calls bathing gymnasium, provided with reference TO
health physical aiming some Of The minor advantages
The Principal possessing Of early devotion his
all that enlightened Christian parent could
Terms SIS per board and tuition with
use Of books for English studies .# -#.
fyom the Faculty .fAs College Of fYe,e Jersey.
Having opportunity of knowing the talents literary and
ehapae,s Of Mr. $ O. Woossraee while he
eoles. were well taught with pleasure recommend
teacher in whose aud ssey in giving and
and sualxsSsis xSs S,y yhsSaTns ss,s 81 ..s.n.
ys Prod Ina rs .ad &
CoLLKes NKw JsssHY, April ], 1851.
.u. .#el sE,snIscrs H#G
.n. :. .ssass d. r:ssss 1,''s's
s s asss. nsss nsss
on.. md references apply % the rfnetg'w n wooppsrpcr
Apa-diw + Perth Amboy. New jer,ey
rated BY The legislature Of Msrsna md eTcns .nss @ r.on
s,ss sv e ss e. su ss sh
study and recitation rooms every for
number Of boarding and day scholars
INSTRUCTION,
N. G. Brooks, A. NJ, professor OF Anoien languages
Rev n. w. kadaI, A. NJ, biblical literature aHf .N.
Rev b. r. Waugh, NJ, mathematics and natural science
g. II. Pratt NJ D., assistant In do 1-. do (. f#|
NJ English and Bellies betres
q j. Rochester, assistant In English.
- A. Hu~e, French language
+" Ellen G. Gobrech,, instrumental music
m. A. Porter, ssststasa feg do
Elisabeth 4. sacer, painting.
Mr. Al Cisvelsnd, voca music. z
TERMS Boarding for session. tl weeks) 81 30
Tuition collegiate bg
preparatory from sstc 100
yCsios.e with every information 70 se had on
Application tn d 'f. aHe .' l2'A7, :. rr,,,yo ,.,...,
Ap2t-2sw2w No chHoVHnyr""epA1
HANGING First Course.-s-Mr n L.sla has
IL tho citizens of WAHnnon and 1eoe
dsucine lessons foF season VIII Com
Tad. 0ctossr se 4 h residence on fsnn'vAn'"
Days tuition Thursdays and sstrr-
asys' Georgetown Mondays and FriSsys ea#.#. .s~
Oct q -dH -
n n. ttetgst Jamss a. Hsrret 1i
vr attend TO s Of cfsis before Congress and hs
w w ions errcutve departments of the government
oeea dwelling street, between esh and ION streets
bttS46