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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-16
MORE NEW GOODS!
HEARD, LENNARD & Co.

HEARD, LEN NARD " OOt
ARE constantly receiving fresh supplies
m of FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS from New York.
They have now in store a full and com.
plete stock of goods, suitable for the sea-
son, among which are the following, to
which they invite the attention OF the
Public:
Fancy Summer Silks, plain, figured
and embroidered;
Berages, plain, figured and embroid'd;
Fancy, plain, plaid and black Silk
Tissues
Plain Swiss aud Jsconets;
Figured and embroidered Swiss;
Printed Jaconets;
Organaus and Tarleton muslns;
Cheap Linens; figured Lawns;
Bard muslin, Al for l24 cents;
Lawn Hdk's, all pricesj
Fine Glass Lawn do.
n large and UUegI Selected Stock
OfThread, Jaconet, Silk and WoVe Edg-
inos and Insertions; Silk and Blond Lacesj
FriIl and Figured Bobinels; Kid, thread
and Silk Gloves.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Bonnet Ribbons,
Flowers, Wreaths,
and Laces tor Bonnets;
Fancy and black Silk
ParasoIsy Lace Capes;
Embroid'd do; French
Worked Capes, Collar
and Cuffs; Hats and
Bonnels for children;
Fans, a great Variety
Hosiery; Reticulesi
Combs; Buds, and
Fancy Goods Of
All kinds. ps7 Call and examine.
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j. v. FITCHETT,
UNDERT A x ER,

y N q z n n n =
TTtOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Canton, and Madison county generally,
that he is now prepared to attend to all calls
for COFFINS, in this county, at the shortest
notice. All orders from the country wlli De
promntly attended to-, His shop is near Jesse
4. % tound ' n2-yl
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FaE MADls0NlAN
,.,ro Every THURSDAY By
D. PRICE.
!. sou.l, side Of the saa"Fs'


TERMS, aai3
", oayable in advance, 81 81 SO SO
7 I.;5 Cg' s;,Sin ,sI sik months . "a
Ps,s N ,pd I Il the year.
!. .,;,.n,r,, inserted at One Dollar per
,''''''a,'in !, u Ines, ior The ht insertion and
J ~. :, y =, y, Zach subsequent insertion
.,;,.n.nt,not marked with the number
'',;,'''tI ,iDa. sllIbe published TIL Forbid and
IA 4 The above rates .....,,,
N .yslssiion !, made in an advertisement
\ S"s y, ;n,.,tion, will subject the same to
u NJ pspsrd discontinued until all arreor- "a
,,s -eIceptat the option Of 'pe
isher ~ ,ootness
d,.Vatsh, On moderate terms PaS"O's
the vofk /, delivered
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-16

This is the most extraordinary remedy
for Worms ever used; II enectnaily elaG nn
Gates worms from both Adults ana cnil
,Iren Il cannot harm the most delicate
infant or strongest Adult, aud never ialIs I
10 completely root out and destroy all k.nus ~. !,
If worms. The cost Is. per bottle, puts II
within the reach Of all, and all parents
who are without it are wantonly exposing
tbe lives Of their children to those tel ais
troyers of youth, "Worms;" .os,od
Is@ Caution, All of the above nsmeu :
articles are sold only in New YORK oy
Comstock & Co, Brothers, 81 John s'lee'
and also sold in Canton Miss, ny
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mo the Italian Medicatcd soap OF Geu- !;
L rand are our Ladies indebted lot lar ~.
comole xions. He is, besides the lnVen'TI
of tbe famous Powder Snbtiles for eradl-
eating surpgraons hair; Of the Liquid vege, & e,
table Rouge for imparting be3pl1lGs GS.o' p ~
10 pale cheeks; Of the celebrated Ha,r ngs, g,
,o,alive whose efficacy IS testified % y
,Sorsands--NEw YoaK SUNDAY ZINES
All for sale bY MURPHY q 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
RELIEF OLE THE INSANE.

Tho following the Of the u S. Senate the pas
sage Of the bill making grant of millions Of
the public lands the several States of the Unon for
relief and support of indigen, insane persons
YEAs-Messrs Badger Baldwin, Bell Benton. Berrien,
BorIand Bradbury, Chase, Clarke Clay Cooper Davis of
Massachusetts, Dawson Dayton, Downs, Ewing, Green,
Hale Hamin Miller Norton Norris Pearce Phelps Pratt
Rusk, Seward Shields, Smith, Soue Spruance Siurgcon
Underwood, Upham and Waes-55.
NAYs-Messfs. Atkinson, Glass; Davis Of Mississippi
Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge of Iowa, Fech Gwn, Houston
Hunter Jones' King, Mason Rhe,, Turney Walker, and
Yulee-l6.
The object is certainly audable one and the of
the measure i. mainly brought about by the extraordinary
exer,ions and scsacridce of noble hearted lady, Miss Dix
the sister of Ex-senator Dxwho personally visited the
Legislatures of several States We cannot however
any warrant for it in the Constitution Every State should
like Virginia. unfortunate citizens whose
minds are like splendid edi6ce in ruins"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
THE INFAMOUS COALITION AGAIN rHwARTEp.

THE INFAMOUS COALITION AGAIN THWARTED.
On Thursday the l4h ballot for Senator held in Mas
eachuses and the incenday Sumner again defeated in
nm election The stood Sumner 1873, Winthrop 1862
scattering &c. Blank l. Necessary choice 1872 Sumner
is decidedly losing groundat the previous trial he only
wanted tro elect him. The election then post
poned for tpo peek Let the small but noble band of De-
mocrats who have bavely passed through tho ordeal
stand firm and always defeat the abotionist Sumnerand
their names will deserve 10 be inscribed in letters of gold
the Capitol of the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
THE VIRGINIA COLONIZATION SOCIETY

Held very interesting meeting in the Capitol, We learn
on Thursday night, Governor Floyd presiding The report
was full of valuable facts and suggestions it was written
by the Rev. Mr. Slaughter 10 whom thanks voed and
read BY Mr. B. B. Minor, the Secretary lis adoption
was advocated eloquent speeches. by Messs R. G. Scott
this city, Tazewc Taylor Of Norfolk R. c. L. Moncuro
of Stafford John Janney of Loudoun Samuel Chiffon of
Fauquier and B. Dorman Of Rockbrdge The report was
adoped-aso some resolutions; among them, one by Mr.
Janney tina, colonization has become political and social
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

In various portions of the Union and this State steps are
being taken to celebrate Washngtons Birthday with spirit
In Saunton VIM. B. johnson Is 10 deliver ora,on and
John L. Peyon to read Washlngtons Farewell Address
Mr. James Points and Others &C, as asals Of the day
similar celebration will be carried out In Marnsburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
pOETICAL.
FIR TIA ENQUIRER


Well, be II SO! we part forever!
Part to never meet again!
Though it dooms my heart to sorrow,
With calm resolve break the chain.
We must PATHWAY, pray not now
Its best it should be Sc;
Breathe not now another promise,
Thou art false, and must SO.
Long trusted, loved thea fondly,
Now feel thy broken vow;
But not one Sigh shall tell my story,
And not one cloud shall cross my brow.
All shall look so calm and brightly,
All shall seem so smiling fair;
Not ono soul shall know my sorrow,
Not groan shall tell Of care. lZOLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
LAKE ERIE.-A SONG.
BYc. s. PERcIvAL.


BY the shore of the moaning Erie
We wandered by night and alone,
When its heart seemed o'erburdened with sadness,
And It's voice had sorrowful tone.
The waves that, In mournful succession,
One by one DER the white pebbles oeat
Each Whispered farewell 10 the other
And mutely expired at our feet.
But the MOON DER the desolate waters,
Looked down with radiant smile,
And the foan-crested pillows were lighted
With halo of glory the while;
And the wavelets that broke DER the pebbles,
Transmitted TO silver and gold,
Flashed back Ger the lake, cen In dying,
A light that was fair to behold.
By the shore of the low-moaning Erie,
As we wandered by night and alone,
Our hearts were o'erburdened with sadness
And our words had sorrowful tone:
For hopes, which, thro' long summers cherished,
charm DER our hearts had acquired,
Each whispered farewell TO the other,
Sank back, like the waves, and expired.
But love DER our desolate spirits,
Looked down with its heavenly smile,
And the dark, heaving pillows of sorrow
Where bright in It's glory the while.
And hopes that too fondly We cherished,
Though fated their life to resign,
Shed over our hearts, en- in dying,
A halo of beauty divine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

We regret to state that Mr.. Baskerville will be
ddae for reelection 10 The House from Meckenburg.
We authorized TO announce Messrs. E. A. Williams
and Mark Alexander Jr candidates for tho House from
Mecklenburp,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
y,RGIy.i LAND OFFICE.

:.
IN conformity 10 ,ns Cole Vi .nla. Lhi,c Us -
10 hcfeby maze ia ~, 20 al x, ~, .5r-eGt ~
by certificate Of i.schea d ne ro@a o.
1Ig iay Of Ja7uaiy 1851, re.Ct NJ 80 - r
!ay VI Januars lo that 5y Uases held o. ne -
January is5l The !yil0wn. ground vas oaGd
Comm1G aca!tl ..-,.. - p..s
10, Of ground II, the OF Alexandria az ne e'n
and Pit .reeis OF ,ya1 Elizabeth Doaads7n Isl .t-' q
helr, containing ons quarter Of square. Ta m wa ~
,bs arh J,nuary 1876 but from tho nsuf'.isn ENciat q
vas upon motion qus she'd fully vested N 70 Hc.
Ja, fNLswsv Il PARKER, Regsst Lsa. oI'''
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY iron Joseph Crew. Cre~syle, - Hsa'
IA COUNTY 20 whom he hr Las. yesE Negro Ma III.
GABRIEL. belonging the OF George Cough fre1
lie l. about sky i've Old, tall aaJ tJeahy s,o1 49,
brown gingerbread coo-. an has wife Nf fieny sa
near Hanover Town lie left Mr.. Crews three io1r
ago. ald lrKpeci-t he would nave the e 81
have heard nothing Of him supposed hs; - = ~.
about the neghho;hroi Richmari Of Hanover l2H
above reward will paid delivering him 10 or -
DaDBsy, OF Richmond City J. u. G bhp"
Administra:orof GeofceS. .iough te's''''
HICKORY Boton. Hanover. ItD. s--cMil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

We erred in stating yesterday ,hnt the beautiful de-
vices the floor of the Exchange Concert ROOM on the
occasion Of the late Hebrew Ball the work Of Messrs
Freeman & Snder They executed by those skilfu
workmen Me.sr, Maule Whltlow corner Of Broad and
seventh streets.
THE BALL AT THE JUNCTION will take place on
Thursday the Goth of February and no. Friday We
enormously stated yesterday.
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Baltim0rs and WalAlaston Railroaa.

IN and after wednesday neri sh instant
sylvania VIII be vacated oue on New
occupied
The trains will leave the latter s. D. M
usual and ., aud m, daily except on sunday
when bat VIZ al O. a. s., m =
making change the desires 10 call 10
the regard reception and delivery
merchandise.
Shippers reminded thar in all fun dee-
tons should accompany the goods
This protection Of both and unless complied
the goods al be received
Consignees notified that all merchandise
which IL received the
hold responsible lins left in its house during
night
The hour. reception and delivery Of merchandise om D.
tii 4, IN.
The
regulations he compelled call
from their frequent violation which has much and serious
4. II. PARSONS, AgsHt
Ap 6-2wd
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person will be entered books unless tAs
payment the subscription be made IL advance
Dlstan may forward icssoI, ss
which paid Ny assumed ~ surseisesm IN M
safe
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly during The
slons u Coasress, and weekly during the
Subscriptions for than vii be received ON
terms psopofuoned to the sboys ann
WrosTAAsTEks seessss sad, ~
sending Us sss DAILY enciosed
SEMI -WEEh subscribers, S23 WEEKLY
subscriber" WIN So enclosed viii be copy Of the
edilon as they furnish for xvasts
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IN the petition of Daniel T.. snlwe, of New York. New York
praying o The extension Of patent granted 10 him the lh
1887,
from the said which
place The l7h day sf July, le5l--
Ii ordered that the said
Monday the 0t day june 1851, IL O'Clock, all
notified appear cause
said petition ought TO be granted.
Persons
Once
days before the day Of ni testimony filed by either
be ased a, the said hearing
cordance with the rules Of the oce which will be furnished
plcauon
Ordered, this published Republic
igence and Union, Washington, D. CT Ga
Philadelphia Daily Boston, Masacu-
sets Tnbupe New York and Daily Aa Cincinnati, Ohio
week weeks publication
ing ON or before the 9th day Of April, 1881.
THoS EWBANK,
Commissioner
s. Editors Of the above will and send their
bills Office a paper containing
Ap l3-law3w
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pERTH AmBOY sEnINARY.-Tsi. institution, snordins .
Thorough training or eolsrs toxsr.r with
viii Its
twrn Wedne~tsy May
me hainr large comsscdous and internal
comfsn Of and
habits q ne atness and SYSTEM
Peasant retirement pvoverbal hesithne. the
reading with library and pencd
ssthnx smnAsinm, provided with reference 70
hes and phy uanins The minor asvsns.s o. s
nsnufon.
bs Pncra possessing asvHntass Of early devotion has
pledges bis most uauns efforts 70
make hi- nsuanon MI ths enlightened Christian parent eoua
des or his
Terms 7s pr session and tuition with
n sf boSts for Enriish studies.
Fro- fls Fae~isy VI tAs CsAsfs Of Ssw Jessy.
Hasnr opportunity of knowing tslen, literary and
prudence and exemplary NOR.
s. Woossd5ss, while he student IN hss
fond .asrnss prepared by him for
r.alr.e recommend him
sna haty syinx insuenon ard
lornins
4ad guardians ma Arye fal couf1cnce
JAMES gARNAHAN, President
John NAsGEAN, Wee President and Prof of Greek
tLEN kNDER, Pr~f. Nsfb- and Astronomy.
CoLIrsr NEw ITsssr, April !, IsSi
Isaepa ffenry. IL H.. snithsouiaa fnssitufe, u. G.
ne, James VI. NsxsBasr, u. u, fnnceeB, Nss Jersy.
Rev. Nicl-slss Nuray, D. u.
Rev nar1a NaKie, ~. ~. EhxShetsfpwn, New Jersey
csaGaiaa- prcaiss, win saauons 1sh
ulaua- and references, sPgly to ths rnseiFsl,
Ap.p-dfw rsSth A~ses View Jersey
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,,,l,,.r, nenn,r r.r,-,.ar,,en l,,shi..

Gs-rr.t tlsp orrios, March =, ls5t.
II ORnKR ai ~ hFf1i srws ~ e"nEfess - a.ssns
e-th ssPssunhs i5s, sAaiag -aay 9la = e.si.n
state rnsy ara sHnsa - - waffAntsf- -
avoitsd faf Ro--ia y cetaiuisg ~ aense "a y ~
s,s tine - bardy eutsTuaE see o. ne
rasiic uit q sii tafusi 80 7Tns n Seefal
Tsi r a5tss - rysu = srisr. psbls iaads sch
jst . p,irss sairI issas ,ss.. - s ~ % ~ H.,
provsnFut. tsasires ~ euyoa act o IN sPfsf
isSi, = y secnrs shsif re rnn ng 80 P'e''"' ~
AnA t4 y ieasd upon - lahd spfaird ~
fsaslsCi % Fvals sn5 - 'as - nAh. 'os 49, s ~ - $500
Vi, wrethsr raid tsad = 90 Fssl " n - -
ssru ioared SAL ans si fFia = ~ sasd. ~ lsni
slcsrs sa.t fsfil lals u aiths 80 y ~. - .,s
tri ifsrsass ~ thoss 1~ao-s W. ~ rai. ei.'ns
tas warrant fs1rs y ~. o 80 pa'ratr siH u'e
ia,srfersnes, nsp taSauon ~ = ''sa - ,,,,
rs~hs whsrr grocainsd Ard oiefd - psie N
ga s'rrh al 49, shsr. tss s.ss@ 20 ~ y =" ~ Ia ia
-. e sten~e slns-n q the lasd snd n anosnt
covered y warrant ssuauhf ~ waffant = " , g.
tiatea Sates ss8ar % ssiirozds - eanak -
aHflcsuoB asar - NJ estse ~ ~ ssfsA'.e
a eoury a. aruiss -isf.s nc Aocsson ,as
ans pse vuaa - vi = dss'ss',
81 srs~te8 .,a ssn s lncsa $500
~ whh sitoui fre dess -
eagent y sianisS oas ne idersioai .'en
tousd IN scYssy 80 srpestee fse s'fss
- s i-a4 go trh-rr sg.cstion sssts ~ a~ a.
,sfasy rsrs rsecusar se re sysce aly eshsS, :" 'asf
1. ~ 81, -rsaa skinR arpsopsisrisss ~
uss r5ysrusa fs hs Acai ysa endnE 50 lans
isa sgresyss y 49, =. =, x ss1h ssyssssr is5a o ~
~, srr ~ :, t,ouxr,-~ l - lesf-s tsss whieh
- 50 .s.rss's a., ss ~ s 81, y Is,sd asSs, he
- 81 s-.h ssvesA I my osser ls~ rsnsias eguny taHa
se.re ~h,eh ssa s~~~ p"ss.'msa s"a "nsr'a ~ - -
a. q = a''eA. 20 J.RurTEsrlElD,
- Ccnassaons,
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For finey Point and Oeher Landings the Poto-
mae, and BaltiIasre.

mae, and BaltiAasre-
The public are inferned thai the splendid low
sAannn. steamer BALTIMORE, Capt A. MeCausand,
h.sa up WIN STATE and hundred and my bertha and
tween HashingoD and Alexandria BALTIMORE,
the Sd Of April
Leaving Washington ON Mondays and Thursdays O'Clock,
m, and ehandna al ~ O'clock Baltimore viii take
WOOD al Aqua Creek and Piaey O'Clock
and a. Baltimore In .he esar. Of the Returning, Bal
Tuesdays Fridays al O'CLOCK
Washington O'Clock, p. m on Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington Marbury 81 90
do Pinoy
amor
Excursion tickets to Baltimore, with privilege
ing afternoon
stop landings on the Potomac
passsngers and freight
Meals
For particulars Captain on
board, d. B. Smith, agent, in Alexandra, or 70
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Mar 26-2awl5t
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LIkEl

wAaHsoTos oYucx, pKsssyLvAsrA AvEsUy
Finn house easro National Hotel, No o.
TUE FIRST line established by company United
States and pioneer line. extending
between Wasbngton BALTIMORE, PhAdeipA, SDd
the intermediate Hs
de Wilmington, Princeton,
Jersey only country present
having up lately undergone repairs.
be required oft for the accommodation Of The public with
accuracy prompDess, fidelity upequnIIed This
with other Morse lines, west, noh
south, extending already 6fecn thousand either
payment be The
Of this line have lately thoroughly sysematized
In both mode delivery
charges all with With faci
company, every
ted line, reliable for
graphing The Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Washn city avenue
otei Batmore No Exchange South Cay Philadelphia
No. l0l Chestnut Quincy buudnE
Hanover street, corner OF Beaver.
wM. NJ SWAIN, President.
March Ii-3mds
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NEW York aud California; Millionaire AssocinfiOn.-
IN o
number OF influential
conformity Of New York, free from
therefor annually,
doubling whole,
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN,
General and Chief Agent of the Company,
No. III Wall street, New York
responsible parties throughout Union
employed diff
a .tra made
available ade carrying passengers, and freight and
rom Europe, Asia,A Arica, and the Americas.
largs doing with Caor
Pacific supply OF gold
goods manufactures will aoni-h
most liberal
profit thereby association being formed
fer the hrm q. HOLDEN CO.,
Mercantile and CoUmssioa Merchants, Banking
Mining Agents New York and Francisco.
Capital 81 eoo, go.
Feb2-u
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DRIvATE. TUTOR.

DRIyATE TUrOR--A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided in raI
the position Of young
private family Of ofrespectabdiy.
character and family
parties the highest respectsby either tins country
in England,
AddIe.. Aier Vance, 100 post Office, oswsso New York
Mar
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PosT OrrioE DEPARTMENT,
March "a, 1851.
m those for the mail service OF the Unted States
saa eo Considered m ~ s os until M
first July The different LOCKS will be submitted
practicable such locks
and right OF The Postmaster
General extend and conlnse the in
years giving
written that effect than nine less than sx
With Of The best lock at the lowest pce, kind
ofock as standard The aeparnsn. % relying @ lo1 Sc
invited develop Is however, proper to state that
qualities, durability uniformity, ghnes and strength
dsplacing simultaneously all the mail locks
keys adapted will furnished
the within months after the contract shall have
durability and adopted well the increase Of
mail service but win probably never exceed in amount three
thop sand of the former, Of the latter.
No considered II II be like already IN general use
viii one with whom me contract may DC made DC allowed
for for other purpose or use than that OF The Post once Depart
adopted be patented and the win
required entering contract assignment of his
shall such essential in
failure the
fuh faithfully the terms and conditions OF hs contract me
General shall have the right besides resort 10 The penal
remedy hereinafter mentioned annu said conuact and 10 con
viii other party or parties, a ne mag see n iof uf
nisAing similar locks and keys
dd.ns upon proposals. specimens Offered, the Posmas
Gensra may deem etpedentto select for The the
bidder aud for the malls that OF another lie
locks select and also the right
specimens and proposals, II he hslTd that
wi be required give bond, ample security
,hy dollars for faithful performance q the contract
locks and keys and also for guarding axain Their pass
department and the Successful bidder bad
No Application accompanied with
factory trustworthy Of the bidder and OF
ms ability 70 fah the contract r.,t g.,
March I6--lawilslJuiy
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STREET HOUSE,


THIS mansion modem style.
thirty fret running tack including the
back
and comfort large
family holding pubc Office in Washington city II
perfect hszlhiness OF at
uaon and pleasant dnvr from city city, much cheaper
rent ayer living society. Sold lib
given will be moderate
edie po.-on had for further particulars apply 10
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
p.e Ia-lawu Alerandria-
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FORM No. 4.


CovsTY
thereby certify, this day of, in the year
personally before here insert the Of As it
nss lhes insert the te and the said
here the being duly
his declared and said he well
the said insert s Of wuranre and that he the
described who within
and his satisfactory evidence of
lheTs fAe
acknowledged the said power 10 be his act and deed
Ogerr's signGtnrsl
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Young Ladfes' Institute,
Late Mrs ID. ii. Bun's0 Of 9th and streets.
VNHE subscriber will charge
the 2lst Of April will personal
English, French and mathematical education will be taught
The instruction The will be
formuiaries Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The and Of the principal teacher
him to look for publc and
For boarding pupils, s75 per quarter.
For day Is to Sl6 +"
Payable always in advance
Music, drawing Latin Italian Spanish, German,
Reference permitted 10 Rev G. NJ Butler d. d., w.
French, Mr. Fnzhngh Coye, Washington
D. d.. Alexandria Rt Rev Aonzo Potter u. d., clergy
generally OF Philadelphia and r. Rev Alfred Lee D. d. Of
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2I-t25hAp
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NOTICE II hereby given that application will be
made for the renewal certificate No the Bank
of the Metropolis, VIM Ouseley
of Apr 1887, which certificate has been misIaid
WAsaIkoTos, n g., I0-iaw4w.
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