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NEW and Desirable sprtng Gopds.-N1ugruder Ca
~ vert respectfully invite the attention of their friends
o spng goods Our stock this
care and we believe the Styles quaes prices
cannot ai 10 please all who will call few OF tho lead
ing styles aed tshrics will onimeatoi
ao pieces striped check gace and India silks
IS do plaid check French foulards st..#
- do do striped, very high luslre a..
10 do DO do very low priced, lot bought at
a5 dresses fine brocade which will be very cheap
~ pieces light rich brocade much below the prices
10 do rich plaid designs entirely
10 do rich plain do, embracing shade quality
Is do Turk sains about halfprce, lot bought
do A fouIardsiks beautiful styles
10 do fine black Gro de Rhine, very rich and glossy
Beautiful figured end plain all wool moisseines
Plain and figured chaeys, moussenes and chaley robes
Bernge and berege de ane robes .a.. ...
l60 pieces fine berege de LANES, beautiful designs
$50 do hnc quality to sell al i2h cents
beautiful stock of fine bereges
Twisted silks and ganadines bsrege de iaine robes
Fine Jaeonet lawns ..-#. a.s
Very fine do 25 cents, worth SO cents
lG0 pieces fine lawns, l2k
Fine plaid and striped chamber gngams colors warranted goo
and durable .a..
10 pieces fine black beregas .., .... A.. .
10 do medium do
Plain and black damask Hunanna twisted silks
10 pieces fine black bombasin Lupin's bes, make
pieces medum-p priced do
Black love wells
Black alpacas, every grade and price
rounds Irish linens Richardson's and Baikies make
cases fine bleached shrings, the choice brands
Fine black cloths, cassimeyes, md yestngs ......
Beached table damask linen and cotton sheetings
Pillow linen and co0ns
every goods which invite par
enar The above articles will be sold the very loves
prices for cash, TO punctual customers ... 80 .
SWe stock OF hne
and manes comprising grade and color And we as
improved styles. Also handsom
stock plain and embroidered shawls all which will be
April I7-3taw2w MAGRUDER CALVERT
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Propo.sI. Tor Removing the ..HaIr-Tids Rock" near
Falls Island, Cob.eock Bay. MaiIo.
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tNI.EGANT CANpETINGs.-We respectfully invite the at
II tenion and superb Of
and tapestry with the and door mats match
additional real English ingram
capeng together with and extensive assortment OF low
priced hemp and ingram carpetinRs ... Fl -.#.
goods having by the late ad
labor, they sold reasonable All
effect saving If they contemplate
furnishing advised purchase their We have
complete assortment
Ap l2-3teoif CLAGETT DoDsoN
A VENUE HOUSE, George French ~ CO., late Of
Hotel, Nork Virginia This Hotel, just finished at
furnished the latest and best
The and airy attention will be paid TO the
comfort OF their guests.
wishing accommodated asonabe
The charge day boarders will be a. per week ..s
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COR RENT.A large brick house, with attic,
ent and three story back building whole
with stable and coachhouse auached snd large
In situated between ID
Streets present occupied by Mrs spauiAng Possession
given the lst Of May @.Ft~
Inquire of J. p. PEPPER,
j. w. HICkS,
Executors of the of d. Calvin
ApI+-MWhsinf Adams's Express building
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,"LoNDoN-Lfe Of Field Marshal the Duke of weInr
m, soeqneer. 2vols-namercus 1863
n,ps nans Maetos, Lxny, srd Qnaurs Brsiusrsicd by
Con, lss2 ' t'0'hhks from ma~ihes. vol, oNo. Lon
kc,s erad Capt Kelet Navy Isss 1850
p..,on a, 0i the ts
pol,cni and N,n 81 lohn rransin Svol. London, sss
rase soFocss general ? vols. I,o,a,n ' '~s'f
HsnA on Comets Two, I.anas, ,sSai io''
iIiad's Astronomical Voeabol.y, - =.
Murray civil .nsns.r w., fs and the screw by Robert
Mscnsu's Tables Of Earihwot, C1nin,. -. ,,,
I NN"'"kN ana kmbantmenfsy
wsucr's intellectual and Moral psv.,op.,.r, :, a.
London, iss2 'F''A'o o' he Age. voi
Hoaqh Martial
Hepsh's smpi6cahon Of the Articles ~ Wa,
lsme.s Collection Of the Charges, Opinions s,d s.,,. ),
General Courts MsrriaI 's1' - 9en'ences 0f
ssmne. History Of the nritish Army of Law Mi
soddsrds Niisrr Law ~ Fngiand, and oyss ~
martial ny Hickman, simmons, Mslthy, Ady- cnhs A,
80 Others just impaired from London duect Nv '''
WASH FRANcK TAYLOR
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E44.oI3

Upon the whole year to 5th, inclusive, there
increase OF f920,s99, compared with the same period
OF last Year,
meeting summoned up by the mayor has been held
at Newcastle calling on the government TO aid Turkey
against the designs Of Russia and Austria. Ii was
merously attended. committee has been formed
IN London with the laudable purpose OF relieving and
procuring employment for Italian refugees.
Sunnlses current IN the London market that the
Chinese government inend to egalze the trade in OPT
um. This opinion was founded on the following notice
in the Pekin Gazette the government being probably
driven TO the step by want of funds
"On the 27,h day OF the nth moon, sh December,
1852, these high commands were received memorial
has been presented by the censor Chang We stating
that The laws against opium imperative by OF
their excessive severity and proposing 10 abae the pun
shmenis and increase the lines Let the great min
listers aud high chanceors OF the general council OF
State take this matter INTO mature consideration, and
port the result OF their deliberations 10 Respect
this"
The Queen gave birth TO another son. at Buckingham
Palace al quarter past O'Clock, p m, 7b instant.
Molher and child well be expected, &c.
There present the in the Queens apart
men Prince Albert, Dr.. Locock, and Mrs Lilly, the
nurse. In the adjoining chamber were Drs. Sir James
waiting, the Earl OF Aberdeen, Earl Granville, Duke of
Norfolk, Duke OF Wellington, Duke OF Newcastle, Mar
gus OF Lansdowne, Marquis OF Breadabane, Duke OF
Argyle, Lord Palmers,on, and the Lord Chancellor.
Mrs. Stoves illness has, natural, caused much
regret In religious well abolition circles, 1t having
been understood that object of Mrs Stoves select
ing April for her visit TO Britain was TO attend the
May meetings at Exeter Hall. Some Of Mrs. Stoves
friends looked for her by the Canada" from Boston,
3oth ult.
Messrs George Peabody & Co had Published the pros
pectus of issue OF first mortgage bonds the Cincin
natl and ST, Louis railway. deposit of 10 per cent
10 be paid Immediately and the remaining insamens
on Sd May and ls September.
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COME AT LAsT.--Crape shs~vls, Grape shawIs.-We
would respectfully inform friends public generally
that have this day opened the largest and best assortment Of
(pIan enbrodered offered In this city
which would call special They
prices accordingly Call
anime YERBY, TEBBS, YERBY'S,
Mss Isl building,
Corner of Seventh and Pennsylvania avenue
Ap I3-eolwu
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~ OWEN ~ SON. merchant t~i,oss oI,e ming
r., spring supply of goods copsnng Of rich
fine black blue sad ncy coloed cloths blue black
ctoe- selection of
styles which Invite tEs attention Of their friends and the
public generally.
Ap le-2awim
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EoH HEST-The suit Of occupied by Professor
chss Jeven will be vacated on the 9Th Of April Thsy
leVs and airy, desirable
sitpapn, being ali snd public buildings
auire Of 81 X HYRNF>
! - Corner Of Ioth and Pennsyvans
Nsr aa-wsre 800 .TTTll'F -
-
ERon PARIS Rsn.ySer, Historic Revolutions pEu-
prs dAutricinI = VOLS, Psris, fss3I -TH###e
lsta.
9sudlart Tabesu Isees
mitues ~ vol, Pars 1859
3ssrd Les Enneml DE- yoitsire 1 vol Paris, 1853,
sesin Hoe de Napoleon de fsse cf de son epoans
1svdfieei vorsae en- Chine Wi Paris, 1859. t.ss..
vol Paris, Iss3
tonpef,nr Dss Nsn~uvrr. ofd De. bali
vohes soi hcrd De. bsn,en VOL psri., 1889
Conna,s-snce d-s Temps i'so 1875 vol Paris. 1853
Ius' imported, with Others direct from PARIS ny
AIulH FRANCE TAYLOR.
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Ny y. G. soGUIBE, A.o.,ope.r.

Ny Z. 1c<iUIHE, A"ctson~er. q
pEWs IN TRINITY CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION
on Monday the I'd of Msy nsrg Al hsfpar aocock m,
WI offer for TnnS Church, Of ID and
order Of The Ncst all in ssd church heretofore cold
many OF which eiiribly situated.
The choice of pews the highest bidder.
Terms made known at
J. G, Mcguire,
ApI5-IavtAp25sdm Auctoneer.
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MMENxE sTuCK OF CANrON MATrINGs-Me hny

IMMENSE STOCK OF CANTON MATTINGS,-We have
received schooner Fairfax extensive assortment
sell wholesale
As purchased thsm late aucon sales IN New York
unusually sell them good
the Dealers wishing repenh their stock VIII
be supplied BY aud save their expenses on the cost OF
likely than they would have
other
of Ga 4 AID - extra heavy and
THESE goods
Also all other makes aud styles in de
mand which furnished BILE terms
CLAGErT h DODsON
Ap l2-3ieon
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importers Two those and desirable Blonde Lace
s Wing bonnets the latest fashion In Paris and Broadway New
York.
Az i~ff
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The political news is again unimportant-that is 10
say have open accounts OF the actions of France.
either in the Turkish Ssrdinas questions, and
ment OF importance al home. Some few de-
cline TO take the oath of allegiance.
There is quite civil, rather uncyil, raging AT
present in the Gallican church, with an immense
pendture OF ammunition in the shape OF pamphlets
mons, speeches, attacks and reorls The dispute be-
lore mentioned respecting the comparative
OF the religious and civil ceremonies IN the sacrament of
marmony, bat has since spread TO other subjects The
Bishop OF Orleans and the Archbishop OF Paris have Just
taken the field.
collecting subscriptions IN The departments for sword
and shield OF honor 10 be presented to the Emperor The
fellows particularly successful among the govern.
ment officials, whom they threatened to expose to the
Emperor II they did not subscribe literally. The game
ia now up, and the police put on their trail.
The earthquake on the night OF ;he lat instant wa.
felt not only AT HAVE and Caen, but also Faaise ST
Loo Alencon, Rheimes, ST. Bneux, and Nantes The
shocks lasted from six to ten seconds, but damage is
reported.
The municipal council of Brest has voted 100 600
francs tor the reception of the Emperor his Journey
into Brittany; and the Council OF State has under con-
sdera'on pro,d de 10, TO grant pension, with arrears
amounting to $50 600 francs, to the Princess de la Mos
kowa, widow OF Marshal Ney
On Wednesday, Sh, the Bureaux OF the Corps Leeis
auf concluded Their discussions the budget OF 1854
and choose their commissioners The figures are NOT vet
made public. However, the Emperor reported 10 have
informed the Court OF Accounts that IL the revenue eon
Times TO improve IN The same ratio now, he will soon
be enabled to remit nearly 30 millions of the land tar
France is accused By the foreign press. with we do not
know what truth, of in her
wei Austria in favor OF Piedmont
C)uh ~ Po9tcoulani, ex-senator and peer OF France
d,el lyrerlly, ~ his ssln wear
Accounts fram tinque and Guslaloope are to tsa
l3n u Al thsl date the Islands were healthy
frepasalions Continue Tor the Inauguration OF Napo
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NOTICE the Publc.-New arrival Of French
American hangns the Metropolitan hanging and
10Th
superior gold silver velvet finished papers borders,
board transparent great variety patterns
Upholstery
Der PLANTS, directly back Of Iron Hall
Ap l6-eod3m
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For BALTIMORE and intermediate Points the Pote
mae River and Chesapeake Bay.

Eor Baltimore and intermediate Points n Pots-
mae River and Chesapeake Bay.
.xl.> The swim comfortable, and eommodou. pres
g.~sk@n.sure steamer Po~hatan, Captain Chaie. H. Nit
cbel entirely rc6ed and
berhs number of
Washington AleIandrs Baltimore. until
notice may expected up weekly from
batnore, leaving Washington at and AerAnda
ng 10 take BALTIMORE which leaves at a. ~ a.
far Aqua creek and there board the Powhatan without
extra charge.
Freight term. the Columbia and
he Of passage viii b. as follows
To Aqua other landings below that place and
To Nsrbury's. 90
board, GEORGE MATTINGLY.
Ap9-eodU Agent in Washington.
pAuRoAD Contra etor., and others Interested. are
,niomod that Mssr Joha-on csmms Compspy, poprie
or' Of he eelsssted syop. steel w.ts, o. shsh kassnd
crbonizd steel long and successfully
principal rosd In Crest Britain 20 the exclusion Of
orders received, and model. to be seen, opposite
r. n. CBEEvER a 4. TURNBULL.
Mar a. 2aw2m llDtell
fpHE MISSES ANDERSON have several pleasant and
street. streets, hrst opposite
chsnics Row, Washington.
Mar - -2aviuf.
NoTICETho partnership heretofore existing setween Charlie.
By mutual The each respectively
viii receive all due attention until the be closed
CHARLES DE sELDTNG,
ANDREW wYLIR, IT,
Washington, April /, Is5a
Persons having claims upon the Arm will please present
signed who will continue the general agency business his
CHARLES DE sELpfNe,
Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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MUST sOLD.-we large general
MI Of ladies' dres goods Of latest and
would Immediate a styles
beautiful and will be sold reduced prices
call from all that want Ia soicired
VERY TEBBs, 4 VERIFY,
Corner Of Seventh street and Pennsyly avenue,
Ap l3-eodlwif Mis-. ne building
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sN'-some very desirable furnished ropr~ over p.os,
sne the Irving Ho,rl ~ ~ $50 iN" '''e'p' oppo-
App-@odSt.
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NEWS and Boys' wear-we have in
wi .ortment clothes fancy cofors,
vesngs, styles. Also goods for boys
such ss--
Linen drilling, linen check cotonades
Blue, black, brown. and summer cloths
Crotnn cloths, drsp dee
White coio,ea mnr.elles, plaid and striped jeans
Farmers drilling, kc TO he seh low.
April f7-3uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co. .
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NEW Furnishing Goods Jos, received Gentlemen in
~ ~snt ~ surerior ht,ns csos,
crsss, scsrf- and
linen handkerchief. canes. umbrellas.
please cali 4 .Nr,a -
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Gtnuemens Furnishing store.
hpp-hsw3~h Pepn. sysnos between AZ .rre.s
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volumes; edited by bs sou. - l.sG.. .-l .l r. T..
Hy and Dypr With Prayers @ontsirina the eonp'sfs
duty u chso.. BY the Right Rev Jeremy Taylor, H. D.
Journal and Letters of Henry Nsrryo-
Christianity Revived in the Rsstg by " a. o Dwight
Por sale by GRAY A. BALLANrYNE,
April ~ 7th street, Odd F~loNs' Hsn.
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INTERFERING TO Men OF Tastes. J. STEER, draper
fevenh above Odd Fellows Hail.
addi his
patrons and the public to call and them.
For variety elegance and think
cannot be surpassed
Shirts stocks erayat, gloves hosiery &e, always hand in
great variety
Ap l4-eoJwf
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ooKrSe-eLAss WAREHOUSE, Irr on..snns a..

T.
Fosrh side fh,ladephiaNc
Of
mante per- wall ss.es Styles for private
All kinds for country sales ri,h picture frames
will he found cs,ahiishneut.
Long experience and facilities enable goods
at lowest ptcrs.
Dimensions being gven sve size mir.
delivered Gee from breatase point Orders solicited
French glass @ dwellng se importation prices
Ap 2-sOsu THOMAS j. MATT A co
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ISAAC F. REDFIELD.s
NEw YoRK, May IL, ls5.

"NEw YoRK, May IT. 1852,
The English Law and Equity Reports edited by Messrs Bennett
smith, think, and benefit
Such examination have these
accuracy diligence
appear The and compendious
which the English Reports presented to
CIVILIAN kEST,n
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DARGAINs FOR IECHANICs-cnsh r,r building

BARGAINS FOR MECHANICs-Cnsh f,r building
houseProposa invited build, of frame brick,
exceeding hnished before the
lit November each be paid for cash In hand
ready occupancy
The OF these houses just outside Of the city OF Washing
within rods by excellent graveled
railroad They intended TO be OF
cottage o and all near together but not
adjoining. @ .
houses, small cellars invited which shall
dollars each Address the undersigned
al No. z, Fowers building, Washington. -.
l2-eo2w WM SIlCkNEf.
I ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAISs.-Just received by the
IL aud rich supply
goods which will be found attractive, and will be sold
unusually low. .#. s.
Aso beautiful of window cornices which will be
made order
Ap i2-eof CLAGETT h DODSoN.
i1LOOH OiLCLOTHs.--We have and
extensive and beautiful of the above article
offered public before The OF them
wide landscape
pave grained wood panels blocks
chinze, and many other styles. u FIJI.
Ao supply table and step ocohs all Of which
W be on reasonable terms, usual, by
CLAGEIT b DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods.
| Ap lo-eoaIif
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MONT UUMBUGGED--Its h well tbs, no mer.
~ clerk
very srre and nd
ns -e cost Purchasers will please call and eramne for
themselves
Apt5-dlwn HALL BROTHER.
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pHlZE MEDAL M~vbie Work.-The prize medal for
marble work
Metropolitan Mechanics FAIR he bess leave invite
Of OF marble work his and splendid
marble consisting of
marble, which he is sxinS a reduced prices.
hand Italian marble
stone slabs 10 which he also invites attention.
Also 5000 feet Of Connecticut stone suitable building
purposes, at ALEX RUTHERFOkD's
Marble and Brown Yard,
Penn. avenue, between 10 and l3k Streets
hp l6-3tawlm [Ipiel.l
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| NOUTflkRN aud weessra Lands for Es-
cbangLsnds In the States Of Texas louisiana and Illinois,
eight ~ the
,of its organization, will be sold such
purchaser Investment for hs capital
lard. spcbsneed for
4 Il. n. CHEEVER,
Mari IA flint 18th street, Treasury.
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rENTLEMENs Fa.nsonsble Hats ard Caps nj the
VI latest and approved styles full assortment always 90
hand, and for sale reasonable prices, NJ LANE'5
fs-bonahle Hat, Cap, and Gssimsn Furnishing Store,
Ap e3w3wf avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
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THE SPEECHES, FORENSIC ARGUMENTS, AND DIPL6
MATIC PAPERs OF DANIEL WEBSTER; WITH A NJ
TIcE OF His LIFE AND WORKS, BY EDWARD EVERETT
In evo. cloih Price g. q n .#a.. #Ur Y. H...
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NEW SPRING GOODsy-P. w. BROWNING, merchant
lN tailor under United Hotel begs
Of the citizens Of Wsshngsn snd nge 10 hi. superior and
well selected Of French cloths,
fullest popular principle. prices
punctusi,n viii offer whole clothes
s- SO and tins the
cheap soresn for lie spared
ccor qualify. Win many friends,
heretofore extended him. he sos continuance
the ssm Mar3t-aa~u
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~ RensovsIi-E N. sTRATTON, general aucuonesr, has
moved Ninth and Pennsyvana
warehouse
w The old stand, will be happy
hien from and ansi this date.
Havtng facilities f,r display
scod. he prepared receive the and will make
advances consanmsnts
and all kinds of property
tended person The reasonable terms.
Apt4-diw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-04

Makes the amount Ut College expenses E8J.4lT 81
But this Is not yet AL, Tor this SUN Of S354i7
81 includes a very small portion Of the IN.
hrmtry expenses. The whole Of the luGr-
mary fees las always been appropriated 20
TIE lnhrmary expenses, aud those fecs for
the hrst eleven years amounted 10 about &c.
u 600 per aoaum, or $4,000 90
The total College expenses then, including the
lniirnrry expenses. for u years, $Gs.4iT %
Giving IN average annual expenditure Of G2Z2 81
Thus OF tie total earnings OF the Faculty Tor the rst
eleven years IN fees OF 30 sorts derived from the College
aud lnrmiry by r the larger portion CONSUMED by
the necessary EXPENSE.
There a; 40 times danger that the cvpen mistt
outrun tue receipts, the expenses certain, 4.
ccpta uncertain aud BOO years the balance flyor
Of income extremely small. Besides there was tic
burden oi heavy doJt han over our hos which was
nIHsys, and still ~ source 81 some anxiety.
Tho uemoials'. seem 10 consider the principal Of that
debt as veil a. the interest virtually released How they
can ny 20 u che face OF plain act Of nslemby 20 the
CONTRARY, under stand The act releasing the
interest expressly retains nDrrc the oblgtp ~ pfv the
principal We know that bonds held by the State
r The amount and tit f ar s1ul go % the President
and Directors Of the Literary Fund ard ask them sur
render or cancel them, they would laugh Boo fccs nt
the aJsufly NJ the request We are hound for the s25
0Ol We know and tho m,uortists know i,-Why
then BE- 30 That uey they clO,ss 10 that f. IT,
contrary U both ihc form and the Intention of the trans
aruont The STATE hls been generous IN rclpcct 20 p1rt
Of th' interest aud hc may Dc or se may not be- in re-
ap'ct to the pnncipd. Bu though We woIlI be very
happy ~ bn rclo1-ai W. lave M boon ,od "a, dclt
sul renrn'-wc have never rcaar tel ts dcbtasa light
aud telling matter Wchlvr slrys since the debt ~
created, stipulated with every new member OF the F,ru
tr az one oi Gee Conditions Of bis appointment chat he
should as'um' DIE proportional share Of that debt aud en-
Ter into bond accordingly and the cracti,n Of that cond
ton .prival ul, much our regret Of the p,rcr We
should otherwise have had Of securing the appointment
and services Of very Distinguished and able prlC,.spr
VINO was ~ing 10 accept the appointment " that cOnd-
ton not insisted upon and " come tcnpoiry ereinp
ton also should be granted him from the weight OF tie
heavy current EXPENSE
How thcn, stands the acc0untg Tho mcmorialists sty
that our expenses have been moro than 5000 II any
thing' while the City aud State have given about sS5