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Fraction OF township one, ryer range
sixteen. 80
Lands appropriated by law for schools military and
oer purposes together with "hose swamp
made unh thereby any,
o e state authorities before
nent OF he public sales respectively
10 enable the state Of States
swamp lands within their limits approved September 2St
uH DC e1e!aded the sales And
heretoor granted by law Of Congress
dered to the United States H be
oned lands provided by the appro-
paos of The civil and diplomatic expenses
Ac, approved I'D March, 1851 '
Te onerng OF the nboye mentioned will
me days appointed and will they
advertised win all convenient DESPATCH until the
peen ehered aud The sales
VII be admitted until after the expiration
dy july ammo Domin thousand eight hundred
,# ....#. #....s M1LLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
J. BUTrERFELD, & /.
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
-.#s NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right
lands witn the townships and of townships
ed required TO establish the
ana receiver OF The land oce
as soon as practicable after seeing
pointed or the public
bracing the tract cianed otherwise such claim will
~ J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July 27-lawl3w
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The lectures in this
IN viii first Monday OF November
and continue until March.
Thomas Miller, d. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
william NJ d. Professor OF obstetcs and Diseases
Of Women and Children,
Riley, Professor Of Ms,ena Medca, Therapeutics,
Jno Pred May d. Professor Principles
Grafton Tyler d. Pathology and Practice Of Med
Robert King sone NJ d. Professor fMcoscopica Patio
logical Anatomy.
NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James u. Morgan, NJ. D.. Prosector and Demonstrator
expense full Of lectures by al the
Practical demonstrstor 10
Muiricuaing able only
Clinical instruction gwen regularly at the Washington Inhrmy
tNo. FRED MAY, MD,
Aug 10-2swd Dean.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Innrnediately.
THE Principal wauenton IN C) Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith ssstsnt teacher who b qualified 70 teach
msfbcmscs He
man, habits and good moral chascssr
All appc immediately and BY letter. paid
to the Principsi.
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IIARPER'S Magazine tor October.
Ii International Magazine for October
Cuba, in lS5its statistics,
ments In connexion with the
selfDecepuonA History of the Human Heart part I'd by Mrs.
Ellis. i' = ~
The London Medical Student; by Punch.
The Mysteries of the Heath-A Romance by Eugene
The London Lancet for September.
Don Quixotte vol, 6vo price so This day
for sale by TAYLOR b MAURY
oct2 Booksellers, 9th
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To Contractors.


". y
SEALED PROPOSALS win be once
work and materials for the extension of the United States
For all the exterior marble work. embracing marble
ans To e M s including all expenses pertaining 70 as same
and sess 3 a aneadis all pertaining to the same
For 1900 barrels Of lime entirely wood each barrel
wasp Ts nS od ess ,aan y ~ & pounds ne,
For $4,000 bushels Of clean, sharp river sand
For ieer Of "A white pine culng boards in 6
roIs $50 iset measure, Sy White pine scan.ns
ered during he ensuing year. and quantities,
as may ,o ~ me time be required by the Architect commencing
bidders for granite requested send,
they w a a @ S s and
" s qua which will be retained as sample under he son,rae
y one o. more 70 The effect that hs or hsy an
into obligation twenty days. with good and sufficient
to furnish r. the article the "
district Judge, United states district
meni Of neo that the are able to make good their
In deciding the bids, regard will be had the quality of the
materials offered and The responsibility OF e bidders and the right
The plans may be examined at this Office every
daysundays exceped-om 8, to Q, unit the afore
All bid. Proposals for Extension of
'~''' ''-''' '"p'''' anu ADu''''' THOMAS u WALTER
Architect of the Extension OF the Capitol.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To THOMAS u. WALTER
Architect Of the Extension Of the U. 8. Capitol,
Washington, d. c.:
We, the undersigned, residents Of -, in the State Of,
hereby jointly and sevea with the United stae and
the foregoing bid of being accepted
they will, within twenty aer the OF
for with good and sufficient
perform proposed
omty The of the advertisement under which made
And the said should fail enter into contract
aforesaid guaranty make good the difference between the
offer of the said - and the next lowest bidder.
A B.
G ID.
hereby certify that best of knowledge and belief the
above named guarnntors good and sufficient. F.
Sept 23-3awtOcrl0
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ID DEMOvAI.- DE sEIsDiNG 4 WYLIE have removed tbei
General Agency and Law once to Seventh street. between
and opposite Odd Fellows HAIL. and two doou from us
National Intslissncer Office.
Mar 0o-Aawm
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of y and loth streets, Washfnrton, ID. G
THE Lectures first Monday In November
i and continue until the latter part Of March.
FACULTY,
Noble Young Professor Of Principle and Practice ofMed'
cine.
ebcunan D. Professor Institutes and Practice OF
surgery. ... i. .--, al -,
Women Children.
Johnson Eliot, M. d., Professor OF Anatomy.
Joshua A. Richie NJ Professor Of Institutes OF Medicine
Austin NJ Professor Of Materia medoa and Thera
peutics.
j. w. ". Lovejoy, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry
Samuel w Everett NJ d. Associate Professor and Demonsuao
of Anatomy
lectures delivered and operations performed on
patients from the nhmsry and Dispensay attached 70 The Col
Iege .... N. . .....
The College building recently erected great
halls and anatomical
and Is admirably adapted for medical instruction
Of
Matricuston tpad only once)
Demonstfntors bcket... ~
Pee for those have attended full courses In
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ, D., Dean,
....... ... Corner Of 10th and r
Aug ol-lavtNov
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.n,'es ofaw, /, MILLARD FILLMORE, Prysden, Of the
states OF America hereby declare make known
public Ss s s,se @ Of r. MICHIGAN ea%snens os Monday NE
- vs Of eeons public lands. stuatsa Within the limits
y Ne ioowns named townships and fractional ,ownshio.
by mn n neal in which tracts which could
tsasoa Of ns ah January s4s and June ish 1850 and
% NH mineral now vacant and required
soneeG ema% pce mineral lands superior
met IN Michigan and The Chippewa district in Wisconsin,"
ovsd mo o6lh September, 1850, 20 WIZ
Nouh oftss lss and s Of the principal msridian.
Townships forty eight, and forty nne of range
gTowups forycycn iOryegh forynine eight,
range wens 6ay eight and 6y nine, OF range twenty seven
Townships dy one, dfywo, and fifty eight Of range twenty
mo townships anyone, my two, hysx fyseven and est,
Tawnsnips dnyone six, hy seven, eight, range
townships hryone -four, y five, my six, hysevsn
townships -four. my 1--WE, dyar, and fifty of range
.Dn TSsssa Ise Rayse % ana ''"n
townships hay,wo, and Of rnnss thirty
townships dy yone dfywo, and hythree, of range thirty
Tow township dhy one, of range thirty eight
Township hGy one Of Of range range thirty a,., nine
Toynsbips G1y and 6i,y one, of range forty-one.
Townships forty eight, nine, fifty, and y one Of range
Townships forty eight, oynine, hy and hayone, of range
ony-thTee. :.
Townships fortyesh foynne, fifty, and fifty one of range
forty-four. 49,
Townships forty eight nine, and my, Of rnnge foyfve.
Townshps forty ffy of range fOrty,sx.
Townships foysin forty eight, and forty nine,
range forty seven ~
Townnips for and forty eight Of range fortyeigh
Township forty eight Of range forty nine. I...H#.
Lands appropriated of military
Other together with those oveTfowed lands
made thereby for cultivation, any, which shall selected
BY s State before days appointed
the public SALE under the act entitled san act enable the
Of Arkansas and other States reclaim lands
their limits approved September 49, 1885, Uu Be excluded
the sales And no locations for land bounes heretofore grant
law of Congress for military services
States H be permitted the
provided the entitled making
the civil and diplomatic of &c approved ID
March, 1851.
Particular lists of the be offered will be deposited with
register and receiver Sau Ste Marie before day of sale
offerings Of the lands will be
pointed and will proceed in order which they
convenient despach until the whole shall been Of
and the sale thus closed but the sale shall be
than weeks and private entry of Of the lands
will admitted until amer the expiration Of the two weeks
under hand the city of Washington this twenty
day July, Domni thousand eight hundred and
.t. MlLLARD FILLMORE.
Byhe Presdenti
]. BuTTEnIELp, ...
of ,bcC nj Land
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESsEEs
OCCUPANTS AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

Every person the right OF preempon Of the
lands above required establish the the
acon Sault Marie,
payment practicable after seeing th notice
appointed Of the public
embracing claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited ........ #-. 4. ...
And every person having right
establish northern OF Michigan, ard TO
provide lands the State of Michigan,
approved March, lei7 perutfes,
Of their permits the lands above
mentioned entitled, entitled An
mineral and in the Lake Supe
Michigan and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
approved September 1880 by
leases occupancy and permits respectively at the minimum price
81 covering full section,
tied the Of such lease permit proper land 6
fce purchase If he shall ro secton
81 so establish
saiacon Of the register and receiver saut Ste Mae and
make payment therefor practicable after seeing tA
appointed for the public
embracing claimed
will be forfeited.
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
17-lawl3w
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.-rhe only Thr0 ugh
Line for California and, Oregon.
A-f~h~mn The public informed that under the
MEGHf TaDgements Of this company, inspected
<k16K and approved by the Navy Department, and carry
.@e4S ing the United States mails, will continue leave
Panama and San Francisco the LIST and 18th Of
unless detained by unavoidable acsden will Acapuco
San Diego, and Monterey The following belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which will be
n he
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University Of Virginia.

University OF Virginia.
THE annual Of the University OF Virginia will com
18th of June The University comprises the following schools
aud ectureship, viz;
sossla % LsasS.ss-r'S!s:sos y ssssls vs.s L. D.
B. Mathematics-Professo Edward II. Courtenay LII ID.
Chemistry and Ma,ea Medica-Professor Robert Rogers
g. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology, and surge-James L. Ca
Moral Philosophy wm II. McGufey, DID,.
o. Law-Professor John b. Minor LII. d.
Demonaor Of special and Pathological Anato
my-John stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ. D.
University the student must be l6
adm, one under the age IFS.
II The applicant student other in
eorpoed seminary cannot be received into the University
he produce certificate from such seminary or other satisfactory
The whole necessary exclusive OF coes books and
pocketmonsy, estimated as folowsi
Board including furniture and attendance 0 sIoC
candies be furnished by the Proctor at cost and
per comission estimated u only one student in the
Washing may about $40 session 10
dOrm,op, sic for half If occupied by two
Masisusos fee, use Of library and public Is
Fees single professor be suended s'o ~o'
school Of in the junior elias. the fees are as above
senior class the higher fee in each instance giving ad
"''''''' ''''''' 70 any tower ''''' " '' o.;
Medical Department.
the Demons,raor disscctng fec, s95 The
the complete Of studies
tending only two lectures day
Lae School
An adjunct proesorshp having appointed the department
law will be taught more fully than has hitherto beer
law together with exposition OF the most important leading
cases in law and equity ,y,, O. vyv,pp
Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia.
Aug I2-oswswtol
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The New York Liverpool United states Mail
a.sr Steamers.

If-rsxm These ships having been built by contract
EGax pressy for service, every
S1E taken in their construction, engines,
insure strength speed
dalon tor passengers unequaled for elegance
Pnce OF passage from New York Liverpool $3.50
use OF extra size $685. From Liy York,
f35. - - 'rS ' N'
An experienced will TO each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
The OF ships will gold silver
bulion specie, 1ewey precious stones,
adng signed therefor
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VERY ATTRACTIVE STYLES.-The undersigned have
received extensive genemens wear,
articles (new yes in and yesings
supply black and coored French clos
makes imported, which they respectfully invite
gentlemen.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
Sept 23-dw
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lFFICIA Military hooks, for sale by Taylor d
" MAURY, booksellers, 9th street, Washington
Cavalry Tactics, vols; price S5-very scarce.
Wayne's Sword Exercise price 81
Scouts Infantry Tactics, 3 vols. price 81 SO.
Mountain Artillery price rs
Coopers Tactics and Regulations for the Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery Horse and Foot.
Cross's Military Laws.
McComb's Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
all other government books and documents.
Sept 30
Tor Autumn and Winter Wear--Undershirts and
The largest foreign
received, consisting
Heavy and extra heavy silk shirts and drawers
Do do do do
Scotch wool do
Very fine cashmere do
Shaker do do
Also supply patent
All of the above varied in and Of
goods brought Families
purchasing their supply for fall and winter
STEvENS'S,
Al the AthenRum, opposite Adephi Theatre.
Sep 20-eod6t Amer TEL
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wide
ow-priced American ocoh, from three six feet
wide
10 do Cocoa matings, for basement, &c.
i'm
ported and American carpeing, such -
Tapestry velvet tapestry English and American Brussels
imperial and ingram, fine and common ingram, low
priced hemp, and cotton both striped and plaid together
house furnishing which
prepared fully offer good terms
other dealers in this country - -
pl6-u y. H. HooB u co.
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DHIIIp BARTON KEY will attend 20 any business
nusted with before either Of the courts Of this Dis
and win also attend the prosecution Of claims Before Con
sre.s and the Departments. Once on g street.
w July ". Ja<s, vH-3awh
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Canton MattIngs, Floor Oiicioths, CsrPesipg, sc.
THE receiving per schooner Statesman,
i from New York
SO pieces - extra heavy white Canton msiings
90 do 54 do do do
% do red checked do do
54a6fdo do do
do do do do
do super English olcIoh, ls feet wide
super American ocoh, from twelve eighteen feet
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THE MODERN FRENCH COOK prrchc.,a a n, he
70 the cunsry in all branches, adapted !. y, Gbse.
arues, establishments for the Of private nme
Elme Francaeli. volume, svo,, $40 psges, vi"
lusrsuons, Price a1 u.s. x..rox TAYLOR.
sep
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" II. CLUsKEr, Architect and Civil Engineer, rs
W his office Traverss buildings north side o fenn
avenue between iab 3th west fes a-on
E... JNO. M. McCALLA
law in the Surname the various courts
Of the District He continues prosecute claims as
ress and the departments may N-eo"u" N0'" ''p.
on.ned a,,.o, 6on Paris. FRANCK TAYLOR
Mayo
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From alfred Hennen, esq, Of the Hep orisans bar.
DosToS, Sep. 6, 1850.
Messrs. BRows: GentemenI much pleased TO
engaged publishing revised edition OF
translation OF Domat Civil Law No work In the English Ian
the subject to be compared with for the hness
and OF the doctrine conveyed throughoutiL
publication the has received
the appreciation Of the most learned and lawyers in every coun
very deseedy The complers of the Code Napoleon
copousy from for their work Napoleon himself studied
carefully in early life, which account or the singular
OF and decisions during the
adoption OF his code Domat should and hope
will, library Of every American lawyer.
Your obedent servant, -
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TOUN q. CALHOUN-s great Work ON the Consultation
and United statesA Dquion on The Con
suton Of The United BY John O. cahosn
edited Cae published under the direction OF w
assembly Of South Carolina, and for sale in WahnE9n Guy
bv TAYLOR MAURf,.
Oct1 Rookseiers near sh s"e,.
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regard to the manner in which he moulded and
welded, In certain matter, three members Of
the Polk Cabinet, until he accomplished his
object, have been communicated by RESPONSE
bic voucher to this writer, and may be, as they
richly deserve to be, given to the public in
some future number Of these epistles.
1t may be well to state why DIR. Gardiner
came back from Europe to stand his trial. His
counsel here applied to President Fillmore, in
July last, to yield his consent that enough Of
DIR. GARDENERS award on deposit, and caveated
to cover his bail, should be set apart for that
purpose. The President, in letter to Mr.
Carlisle, consented to the proposition. This
fact Mr.. Carlisle communicated to DIR. Gar
diner in Europe, and, on the strength Of it, adj
vised him to return to this country and stand
his trial He returned accordingly
A question arises, How are DR.. GARDENERS
sworn vouchers to be proved spurious, or forge
ries, if the witnesses who swore to them cannot
be found Congress, and not Mr.. j. Carlos
Gardiner, nor Mr.. Secretary Corwin's devoted
friend Slacum, must ferret out the whole truth
in this business, and expose it to the world,
that the guilty may be punished, if any are
guilty, and the innocent may escape. And
Congress wiU do ii. COMMENTATOR.
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~ Mr.. u. W CARR, newspaper agent Is the only au
thorixed agent this paper in Philadelphia, and Is duly
empowered to take ertisements and subscriptions al
the rates required by His receipts will be regarded
payments. Once at the northwest Of Third
and Walnut streets.
az The privileges Of yearly advertisers viii be con
fined rgidy to their regular business and all other ad
versemens not pertaining to their regular business
agreed for, to be paid extra
1 Every notice designed to call attention to private
enterprises calculated intended to promote individual
interest," only be inserted with the understanding
that the same is to be paid for.
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CALIFORNIA LAND CLAIMS COMMISSION We,
a day or two ago, threw doubt over the re-
ported appointment of DR.. Davis to the Secre-
taryship of this Commission. We now learn
from what we regard as credible authority, that
the place has not been given to DR.. D., but to
J. B. Carr, esq, of Natchitoches, Louisiana.
We are assured by several Louisianians who
know Mr.. Carr, that the choice is an excellent
one; that he is most estimable gentleman,
fine scholar, and fuently conversant with
several modern languages
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TAMES A. CONNER, proprietor of the CITY EX
81 PRESS beQs leave to inform the public that he
still continues 10 run his EXPRESS WAGON 10 George
town daily, at o'clock in the afternoon He win also
convey baggage and from the Cars and to any part of
the city at moderate charges He hopes by strict atten
ton TO his business, and the prompt and faithful delivery
of all articles committed TO his keeping TO merit liberal
share of the patronage of the public.
Orders left with Mr. Lewis n Perry, at Claget Dod-
sons Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street. will be at
tended TO with promptness and fidelity. fau2 -tf
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TO THE LADIES.


VERBY MILLER take great pleasure in announc-
ing to the Ladies that they have just returned from
New York. and have ready for their inspection the
most elegant assortment of Fancy Goods to be found In
the city. In our stock they will find
100 pieces splendid Silks embracing the newest and
most fashionable styles of the season
10 pieces splendid Watered Poplins, oil colors
l case new style French Mousselines, pretticst
goods Of the
10 pieces Chene Poplins, very rich
Splendid Cashmeres, newest and richest patterns
Figured and Plain Mousselines de Lame, from 121f
cents to 81 per yard
large stock French Merinoes
Do do English do
Palmetto Cloths, In all the best colors
10 pieces Black Gro de Rhine, all widths
Splendid Embroidered Lnencambric Handkerchief
100 dozen plain and coorcd Bordered do. from Oh up
Worked Edgings and Insertings
Splendid Collars and Cuffs, Underseeves, &c.
Black silk Lawns
Black and White Plain and Ribbed English Silk Hose
Do do Raw-silk do
100 dozen Cotton Hose, black white, and mode CO.
Tors, Of the very best make
dozen best Black silk Mts, long and short
Alexander's best make Paris Kid Gloves
Black, white, and colored Silk Gloves
In short, stock is complete and elegant, and
determined to sell at the lowest prices We therefore
respectfully invite the Ladies to CALL whether they wish
TO purchase not IL will afford pleasure to show
them stock. VERIFY a MILLER
Remember the place, No. 9, Penna av., bet 7th and
9Th streets. sep 1S--1m
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PUBLIC SoHooLs.-A meeting of the Board
of Trustees was held yesterday afternoon; pre-
sent (: the Mayor, and Messrs. Randolph, Walsh
Abbot, Donoho, Halliday, Harbaugh, and Bacon,
and c. A. Davis, Secretary to the Board. Miss
Adeline X. Lowe was elected assistant teacher
in primary school No. 2, first district and Mrs.
Margaret Freeman assistant teacher in primary
school No. 2, third district; and Mr.. Rein
Beck assistant teacher in the male department
Of the second district school.
An annual report was adopted, to be sub
mitted to the City Councils. In this they state
that for the present "they forego the pleasure
Of establishing high school," but recommend
the erection Of suitable school-houses where
they do not now exist, and ask for the appoint
ment Of general superintendent of public
schools.
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MThe hitter Blood ~

How invariably the spirit of intolerance is
prone to arise and to manifest its power 1t is
seen and felt wherever hierarchies prevail, and
wherever men are abject enough to crouch in
terror before its naughty strides Since we
commenced the publication Of the american
Telegraph we have encountered succession Of
shocks that might perhaps have frightened US,
could we have anticipated them We have felt
the effects Of the combined opposition of Demo-
Gratis, Roman Catholics, Wings, and Methodists,
and pro and anti-slavery men, in the order here
named; and the cry Of stop my paper" has
invariably accompanied the onset This morn
ing we received the following:
TO the Editors Of the American Telegraph.
GENTLEMEN: In your paper of last evening
there appeared " Hymn to the Virgin" which
to Protestant sounds so much like idolatyy
that, for one, | must express my surprise at its
admission into your columns.
Romanists have their own papers and should
confne their illusions to them, that the feelings
Of those who believe there is 'tbut one media
tor between God and man, the man Christ
Jesus" may not be outraged.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,