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Posr- -oFuos DspARraKsr,
PROPOSALS Tor carving the mails Of The United from
,o 1t d. DAY A e s " 5 @ @ o. ssy S uss he @ ss
Once Of the Pos, oee Department in The Of Washington
next day, the oues aud in the time herein specified
1886 From Sal, Lake CITY BY Nen's MILL Mill Creek Holiday
ainvlie, Is miles and back, once week.
sa,s ss asas G svsS same sSs ssy
Leave Moun,ainvIie every Friday a a m
ci, BY Taysrssis, Jordan Gard
ne5s MiII, BINGHAM and kanyon, to Cedar Valley, As
Leave sals Lake ciy every Thu,sday Tam;
Leave Leave, ceas, Oar, Valley .s e, every Friday a,p%
lasos From fsss Cry GSaa'.ss ass aud back once
Leave Toele City every Tuesday atsam;
Leave Granisvlis every Tuesday ,lpm;
' % s" % 10 'y sda y o os GS s"s ae o
Leave Nepni City every Monday a, Gam;
Leave Cedar City every Monday att am;
Arrive at Neph City every Friday by pa.
No will be made for peomea aud for each of such
n not %a M e sn es ms the - pay @
on with depending mails and not sufficiently excused
will be imposed unless The delinquency be promptly and
, ANY, 1y ga % M hs a ns o n
Office suffering Be injured, destroyed robbed,
the contractor runs or is concerned in running vehicles on hs
route Inc postmaster may annu me coauact Tor
failures ayreeaby dsObeyng the Post Office
of department. the
Postmaster General The Postmaster
may may order
by allowing therefor rata increase the
pay service,
decrease of pay he allow months compensation
dispensed with No will be allowed for
distance The points 70 be supplied
herein suited The bids should be addressed the
Second Assistant Postmaster General superscbed small proposal
Territory Utah." The be executed and
the department by before the s day OF September
1855 For further particulars as 70 conditions 10 be
the contracts advertisement for California; Oregon Utah. &c.
dated 18th Ocleber, 1859
'f JAMES CAMPBELL,
dec 6-Iawaw Pusln,ase General.
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PHILIP Dz2ccnpRoME and olhers,
WILLIAM d. CLARKE and others.
Circuit court Of Caroline
county, sitting in equity.

object Of
mentioned in bill of conplninants The bill Philip
nerochbrome Ann T. william Clarke, Joshua Clark
Ann F. Clarke, sally Clarke Julia Clark Hogan
Of William Began, Formerly Lnania Ciarke) Erma n Newman,
Ann Cathane and Julia Newman,
county that ii
will be advantage and parties the
aforesaid and divide the proceeds
parties according 10 their just proportions. fsIs.7
That the William D. Clarke, Clarke, Joshua d.
Clarke, Sally Clarke, Jna A.. Clarke Luana Began
Began, Stats of Maryland theeupon
ordered
order TO he in ericd in published Washington.
and The Eastern Shore each
four menhs before the first day of June
defendants of the object and substance of and
them appear this solicitor before
the first day Of June
they have why decree ought pass prayed
80, r. u. HOPPER.
True coay. Test: THOMAS +. CAREY, Clerk.
October g. 1854. H. Dec li--law3w Wp
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mo. 523.l
No. 523.
sale OF alternate sections In the state OF III,
ny the President Of tn. United s,.,ss.

ny tne EHShaoeht OF eh0 United states.
pursuance Of law L. FRANKLIN PIERCE President of the
H.. u%,sa n"s; states sl
% the unaS suls. Sens % "a ois M
State M.oss u,s s H@niss and s. Joseph railroad tAe
s, to s S ss e n n s emitted "a a" ae
Inc public Of ssTs aaa ,a1oaas pn,as IN
the act Of an August s BE- o% s adSa'on @ a. to price By
d Offices IN said State at the periods hereinafter
Al The land office PALMYRA, ncing Monday The
Ivn % a o. January next for the dspoa of the lands
above referred TO- as situated ownshp
Ner't Of The base line, aud Of mn priapai ,aeyan
Township MY sr, Of range three.
Townships W'ydse, ,ty'ir, my reven range
,, mow99sa,s. us y 'ir, hy.even, yssA and y-
Township. tyss, Gsssir, hyseven, hfy-cishi sy-
Township. dyaue ys. y.es.n and day-sish of range
Is:s::: s - s s ssss ;:s
Ts~n:sS swnS: and Of ;nsiss s.
Al ne land ofce MiLAn commencing Monday, the eighth
s % s e s pu
following -pamed townships, to wit
NORTH Of the base ine and Of the a principal meridian.
townships yh seven, and yeieh Of fourteen.
sw":sp: Township: ss"
Townships fayn fy and ay eight of
Town.h,p. ysr, my and eighteen.
ownsps yr AZ and range nineteen
Townships ffy'r hv and fhy eight, Of twenty
Townships tysr, yseven and GfyesAt, rnnge twenty
two.
Townships 6ysr, tyse fifty egM, ranee twenty
three.
day Of December the disposal pub
lie lands
uated in the following named townships, viz:
North Of the base Hne, AM cet Of the % principal meriian
Town.hips fs fifty Seven, and n"s, of range
Townships dy hysevsu. and hy eight of range twenty
Townships seven, fyeght, of range twenty
Townships ty-,r, and fifty eight of range twenty
Townships fysr, dyscven, yegat, of range twenty
| eight 80
Townships ffysr, fifty eight range thirty
Townships Bysr, fifty seven, and yegh, of range thirty
Townships ysir, hy seven, aryesh, of range thirty
Townships ysir, ahy seven, and 6y-eiga Of thirty
Townships ydr, dy scvcn and ty-eigM of range thirty
Townships y-,ir, hGy seven yssa, of range thirty
five
The townships herein wholly within
the limits six sections width each of said road and
which urnshed district land Offices
BY the Commissioner Of General Land Office.
The lands will be sold the right of granted by said
act OF the 10th june for the convenient aud
public highway for transportation and therefore
the particular tracts through which the road will be sold
the quantities shown the official pats
The will be offered the order In which they adver
ed each sale will be time sufficient admit Of
offering all the and but exceeding two eeks and appca
will be received until after Of public snle
Given under hand, the city Of Washington, ftsesi
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
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uOUsE-WIFE COTTONs Third In.taI,aent.-
have the pleasure Of numerous
who have been waiting patiently the our Third
mcnt OF ne Justly celebrated that we Opep
tod 4oC pieces As ognated introduced had his sr
ce manufactured with expressly Renu
tne huvc In full.
we Me hus particular from knowledge
kst. -tf- - '-N' 80 ~ '"'
200 pieces superior nens from low priced 10 az
hne all very cheap large of which
order. ~ " " -
Vast lots OF all other kinds pure goods Of any
class o linen goods should n justice
stock. " 7'' ~ ~
In mourning goods Of all kinds found fun
ample, and complete throughout tue year.
~ pieces white hanne assorted grades,
than the usual prices
rs pieces bleahed and unbeached ane superior
quality. ''
100 pieces rich wooen plads children wear
considered the handsones paiernsin the city. 3I
Choice cloths, and vesings prousion
goves cravats
bea NC Also, every article usually found well dry
goods housei To all OF which daily additions made.
ny having one price only, and dealing solely
bear the unmstakabe decided
enabled oher really great Inducements
Judges of go0ds) :
Strangers aud others cordially be convinced
the advantage OF buying where pnce only askedn
Delay In settling bills
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing may
all cases,
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
oct o-sfeoh Opposite Centre Market.
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wv H. FAULKNER the only practical shirt maker in the city,
would respectfully inform his old members OF Con
and by leaving his shirt
they Of the material and
fit in all The which these shirts
acquired this city advertiser invite those gentlemen
been troubled hna shirts him
feeling assured that they w a admit their superiority
Sign of the Shirt Pennsylvania between Third and ~
streets, south side.
sA furnishing goods hand, which will
be sold cheap.
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BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks,

BUREAU YARDS DOCKS,
November II, 1854.
EPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed, and endoaed Proposals for
y will be received until II O'Clock,
noon December furnishing the materials
named below for the navy-yard, New York
Class No. l.--Sfone. .......
800 grane table, pattern, at The navyyd, per
lineal foot
foundation feet inches by u nches
less than Q feet wide per square foot
220 cubic yards building stone, per cubic yard.
Class No. a.-bon Pipe, &c.
pipe inches diameter, inch thick, per foot
inches diameter. inch thick foot
pipe inches damete inch lck, lengths
of9 feet each, with spigo aud faucet joints, foot
railing, plan Civil En-
gineer's Ohice navy yard, New York, per lnea foot
materials be delivered yard aforesaid free of
United satisfaction of the
thereof Oneorn TO be delivered within sixty
ninety unrts hundred and
months from date OF The
accompanied with the required by law
bidder will be- notified Of acceptance of bis
Office and will be forwarded to the
New York for execution within fifteen days from date
of said notices. JOS SMITH
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/ Avs Relating to the Public Lands.
Laws the United the Congress Of the
Confederation Treaties Spanish and other Docu
respecting Opinions of the Courts
OF the United States relation thereto complete from the begin
ming of the government March, 1885, in vols.
Papers, being Legislative and Execu
tive, OF the United Public Lands vo
Whites Collection OF Laws, Charters, and Local Ordinances OF
Great Britain France, and Spain relating the concessions
colonies, Of Mexico and Tcx
subject vols continuing Judge johnson
translation of Azo and Manueis.
Institutes Of the Civil Law of Spain.
schmidt's Civil Spain an
OF the Mexican Congress; vol ~
Rockwes Compilation of Spanish and Mexican relation
Mines aud Tien to Real Esints voi
Laws of the Colonies and stnte Governments, 1893
relation Indians Indian Proceed
OF the Congress of the Confederation United States
subject FRANCK TAYLOR.
Oct@
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United States Mail.

LOUISIANA
PosT OFFItE DEF ARTMKST,
November %, 1854.
DROPOs conveying
March, 3h 1885, the following
ONCE
Department O'clock M, Of Monday 18th Of Janu
ay, 1855 TO be decided by the l7th following;
No From Red River Landing, by smmspor Moreauve
Mansma, Marksville, and Point Magre, TO Alexandria
"a miles and back, three times week, in two horse
coaches
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday, and saur
day AT 3a m;
Arrive a Alexandria days by II pm
Leave Alexandria Tuesday Friday and Sunday at 3 m
Arrive Red River Landing days by II pm.
Proposals perform the service coaches will be
considered and invited
PROPOSAL guarantee aud certificate, and
embracing obligations be
by the bidder such
the deem expedent and adve
inviting mail service fo the
July ai June 49, 1857 in the States of Alabama, Louisiana
&C., dated January Q, 1854
poposni marked Proposal No.
LAP addressed, Postmaster
Washington, ID. G.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 23-lawiw
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30 Menabern OF Congress- Strange .Gc.--DUyALL &
BRO, merchant ao have largest
and complete selections goods their line of business
sistng part French velvet
and embroidered vestne &c which prepared
order in their usual style Of elegance
We have also lot of
shirts
umbrellas, gloves tusrcnjcs cravas haHdkechiefs,
Dec II eo2wn DUNAI.I, n BROTHER
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i,ANPErINGH AND EVERY OTHER DE4CAlP-
ton OF house furnishing dry goodsWe now receiving d
from importers New York ban,
supply Of style velvet tapestry, Brussels three
ply and supernns ingram which win sell from 90 to
80 less prices.
Aso the most elegant and varied stock Of curtain materials
have opened comprising 6rocaieile
satin and lane Turkey cashmes
tain chntz shade linen lace and embroidered curtain muss
sets and by the yard very elegant and cheap.
We likewise prepared offer Inducements pur
chasers ocots all quilts comforts,
blankets SIG sheetngs all width pillow
neD danask liable diaper and Table cloths dsmask napkins
eoloed ocot crash Scotch
back diaper, table oiicl0th, BIC. T..
In without enumersng more, would friends,
public stock this OF
dry goods been bought greatly reduced dgures from
New be prompt
credit dealers al 'pondng low rates.
BARNES b MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9th and 9th streets.
Sep 22--eO3~if
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NOTICEThe heirs Rndophus Brill de
IN whose letters granted by
orphans Washington county, Maryland yea
hereby appear the Orphans of
before the s day Of Nay 1855 and establish 'he
hands, which hereafter
hands, the undersigned administrator dc bonis with
will annexed Of said deceased
JOHN SNEARY
Administrator de bom with the win annexed.
29-lawfw'
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NOTICE.
OxpsAaos ofFieK,

Washington, September %, 1854.
lNONGKEbb during having
for the purchase loading The use
the United States provided that the Secretary War;
au pacuea test thereof shall deem the purchase advisable
proper inventors and manufacturers hereby notified that spec
mems OF such will be dsy
December next for preliminary examinations oe,
of being usefu purchase will be
number Gay twenty live OF each Of those aoding
Held The result OF this practical Secretary In ma
KING deci u. HENRY X. CRAIG,
49,, . Colonel Of OrdnHnce.
ihe editors o the following will please
above notice twice week weeks
copy Of the containing The National and
Evening Star, Washington city, Argus, philadelphia Military
AEus at New York Times a Hartford Times, Post
at iittsbu Iimes at LouisviIe Delta, New Orleans
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FOR TIAE WEST AND sOUTH.-BALTIMORE AMI
OHIO RAILROAD.
&MasIll gs 3

IN 1sl 611f[l
prored arrangements for neutrality-suspicious. changes Of
E late completion of the Central Ohio
Ing and Columbus unitns i does by short and direct
and North 5outhwes gives this greatly ad
nnages through travellers in that direction Mon
day, November ~, 1854, the trains viii be follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fist trains daily viii in First; mail
ran leaving Camden station instead of O'clock
heretofore te1cep Sunday and arriving Wheeling
m secoaa se express train leaving instead orr, P.
hours reaching there al 10 IS This train will stop
S M Rsa CamDesnS sdmon ssn ASs Ne
burg FeucIman Farmingon, Camscn Modndsa only
wood and wafer and meal ssh .es trains make prompt and
bridge, GAINESVILLE, Newark Columbus Louisville Day
sanausky, Toledo Detroit, Indianapolis Chicago Louis
cnna for dinner next day. while by the exprs ey
there al the next night being kept but night the
Northwest Cleveland and all intermediate
points, make direct with the trains Ceve
between Wheeling Wesvo leaving Baltimore
in the mail train at 7,
train at 30 reaching Baltimore SO u. train
Mt II IS p m, reaching Baltimore a, !, pm
Louisvie 81 Louis and other cis will times
when the stage of will ndmt.
the West
Of the company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The train, leaving staion will psseosers
all the usual stopping places on the road t. an
The Frederick train, Frederick and lu,smo-
ae as VIII scs Of daily, (except sunday) arriving
in Frederick at 4o Returning will leave Frederick m
arriving at Baltimore at l2 30, noon.
The Eicos Mills run daily fexcopt
Leave Camden station 8, a. m, aud 3, pm
Leave Eiiicoit's Mills at 7 80, M, ana 80, p. ~
Dec lA-dtf '''
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BARGAINS for the Holidays. Wishing change
in business will this day close my pres
prices Those wanting
days will do well 10 select them IL consists Of
Emhroideries, laces, nbaDds, flowers
Dress caps, head dresses, gloves, trimmings
Together with lot a fancy notions mention,
which will be sold very cheap. A. TATE
Dee 2-eo3, No. 3If Penn. between 10th and h
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpT1oN CLAIMANTS,

Under the Congress approved 30 March, 1885, entitled An
extend empi0n rights certain settlers therein
toned, prescription of the United states
listed extended the mentioned alternate secon
and made date
aud paid dollars and
dy before the dny fixed for e public And
9th March, 1854, entitled the relief
settlers on lands for railroad who set
improved prior the date OF withddmu
exemptions the ordinary minimum Of
of dollar
paid for benfe fixed
lie saIe Therefore, every person entitled 10 the right Of
the lands above mentioned under IN of Sd
March, 1885, above referred made prior the 9th
Of February 1884, he date of aom n under the act OF 2h
1884, settlements the withdrawal
required establish the the satisfaction Of the and
receiver of snd oce make therefor tho
price fixed by law soon q: practicable after seeing this notice
before appointed for public sale
claimed such claim will be forfeited
JOS. s. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of 10 and Office.
Sen l6-luwl3W
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United States Patent Once,
Washington, Nov, 90. 1854.

an petition of Franklin Ransom Uzzah Wenman,
the city of New York. for the extension Of
them the 18Th day OF February lSfl for
applying engines
operation
paon of said patent which takes place the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1856
petition be the Office
Monday 29h Of January, 1885, IL O'clock all
notified and show they have
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file the Patent
Office their objections specially forth in wRg
before the day OF hearing all testimony filed by either
be used the nd hearing be taken and transmitted in
OF Ofce which will be furnished
application.
testimony January
dePOOns other relied testimony be filed
in the Office before the morning Of that day. the
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published in the Unon Inei
gencer Evening washington, ID. c..
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New York. New
York New Hampshire Patriot Concord New Hampshire
for weeks previous the s9 day of
January next the day of hearing. -
| CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
above papers will please copy, aud send their
bills Patent Office with containing This notice.
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Al EW Fall and Winter Goods.-WM. II. STANFORD
~ Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania north side three
west Of Third street. has opened large and handsome
French English goods genemans which
calls of his friends
will be Up notice.
fashionable the very possible price,
NJ B-Aways on hand general Of gencnens fur
nishing goods
l-2aw3wn
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Notice Of Lost Land Warrant.

II; EREAS land No. 2640 for 81 acres issued
of Benamine Pucke military in the
1872 and whereas address through
Washington and has either
laid hereby that SHALL the time, apply
Office Commissioner Pensions duplicate
N. u. TAPSCOTT.
Nov 29-law6w
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CaRD.our patrons, aud the public general
II spectuy informed have this the llh
opened, with large additional stock Nw Music
Of Pennsylvania Eleventh streets,
and musical merchandise every description
the reasonable terms.
A call is respectfully solicited HILBUS TITZ.
l2--eo3t
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I UMBEK, LUMBER, LUMBER 1.-The undersigned have
established themselves in the lumber business I4h
bridge, canal where they genera
seasoned lumber prices
Persons desiring put up buildings
furnished by calling at The yard.
On hand fine lot of cedar posts.
Sept 29-2aw4w GRIPS & WALLER.
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shirts, shirts! shirts!

TWENTY Dem,johns superior Old Rye Whisksy
best in the District, for said by MURRAY SENMES.
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CTATE OF NEW JERSEY.--In the matter
cheat" Of lands late Of Michael Caku deceasedInqus
u0n &C. ~. =
Notice hereby that nquon
of New Jersey, touching
ku late OF the OF Hunerdon, said died esed
without he Inherit duly held by the sheriff OF the said
county and the M day Of August and hath been duly
executed returned, and file
said Al persons therefore, any
real estate required the said court
Trenton wi'hn sny days after the first day Of April b. 1885,
and fthey willy nquison
the State such provided.
Hrr HEa r. P. THOMPSON,
Attorney General of N. J.
TRENTON, N. J., Sept TO- 1854.
O--law
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EvENTlDE, by Eme Afto"-s series Of tales and
IA poems.
The Western and other poems by Mrs L. H. sgourney.
Camp and March by Captain Crnfton United States
Putnam's magazine for November. - = -
Oct 81 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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THIS give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ,
orphans county, Dis
of Columbia letters of administration the personal estate OF
Washington county deceased All
hnvng against the said deceased hereby warned
bb t with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
November otherwise by law
be excluded m a benefit the said
Given under my hand this a5th day of November, 1854
G. WASHINGTON,
Adr,.nis
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UT OF PftINT-Piny's Letters in Englsh vols.
" Camilla; by Miss Burney 3 vols
The Nuuvele Heloise OF Rousseau, in English; , vols
Moee's Complete Plays French and English 10 vols.
Stuari's Anecdotes of the Steam Engine; vols.
Complete Letters of Madame dc Sevigne, English; vols
Montesqu,cu's Spirit Of Laws; vols.
The London Stage containing U OF the best plays of the Ian
gaage, excluding Shakespeare r.; 4 vols
The Glossary of Architecture vos hundred engraving
Memoirs of Duke Sully, H Eagiish S vols.
Memoirs of Cardinal dc Re,z, In English 4 vols.
Gamboas Mining Ordinances OF Spain, In English vols
Second hand Of being
unobtainable) are just imported from London by
10 FKANCK TAYLOR.
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Asylum FOR Orphan BOYS.

The trustees Of 81 VDeents Orphan Asylum having
sed their house for destitute ophss boys
chrsan Broiherswho such,
regard sect religious of will
ted by the board ousees the their eansbcg
call tina charitable and buniale District
Columbia aid by such which
earnestly socited enable provide
and protection of these suffering cbdren poverty the
Of parents have rendered objects of and
and whose tears of The heart Of Christian
The trustees have had satisfaction completing house
for orphan gs where nenr hundred children
ported and educated, and although they determined the Both
August 1885, rees,abh orphan boys they
heretofore been prevented doing the 81 tie
available properly hands, exceptions being, by
the OF the from Congress- and donations and egaces
the female branch institution,
which s yet required with other for the of thai
branch and hence the appeal
charitable for aid in the performance Of their duty towards the
phan especially felt
trustees u pressing obligation. NE -H. 81. rlf-
contributions
trustees by gentlemen managers
ene charitable contributors prayers
phans ...r..
Rev EDWARD A. KNIGHT, President
Rev. JAMES B. DONELAN, tHar-Fr-
Rev. TIMOTHY J. O,ToOLE, Trustees.
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
w. HICKEY, Secretary M
Lady ManaserMrs Henrietta II. Boone, direcess;
ueasuref Ca,atinc A. Mast, secretary Mrs Caharine
smms Mrs. Jane Noyes, Ms Mary Elliot Mrs Josephine Young
Mrs. Cstharihe Roche
Gentlemen managers uters Of boys, asyt of parish
keenan,, Edward sims, Seraphm Mas John
liam Wheatey Thomas Bayne Brady George Harvey Jo
George Mattingy, Robert Maloney, John L. Cassel.
1.-The Weekly News, STAR and Baltimore SUM- will please insert
the above several times. Dec l3--9aw2w
Nsf,n xNL Nr, s1,yprxs aNr,