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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
FPIpAY, Jan. 20.

VIDA JuII' SUs
SENATE. The act 10 regulate the sale
ol spritUous liquors aud 10 suppress
tippIing shops, was called up by L. L.
Hazard.
Mr.. Shepard hoped that the act would
pass to IA second reading. He thought
That 1t was calculated 10 suppress the
Incorporate use and sale OF liquor much
more etiectuHlly than the present law
The present act was wholly imperative
in The city Of Providence AT least. and it
vas not Just thai il should longer cS 81 to
!he injury Of the State. Alcr gong
through with brief statement o; the al
tempts, thus far. 10 prevent The sale Of
liquo- 10y Legislation and arguing the
superiority, in his judgment, ol the biIl
row under disc ussOn over the present
and former laws, he moved that il pass
10 a second reading.
Mr.. Luther thought 1t was opposing
tie will Vi ihe people. That was false
Democracy wL!ch pretended great love
and respect for .he dear people, and
then opposed their wishes. He though
that Senators were bound by the
vote OF The electors upon this question,
wishes OF the peoI lie.
Mr.. T. L. Hazard thought the young
maH from Warren was mistaken. More
wIckeducss had resulted from this law
than any other hC knew oi. He didn't
believe the people were III layor Of hav.
mg lhs stale oil things continued.
The ques ion being taken upon tie
passage to second reading, The mt
ton Of Mr.. Shepard vas ADOPTED.
Mr.. Greene moved that the bill be
taken up by sections; which was agreed
TO, and the first section read.
Mr.. Bradley expressed himself in op-
Was II proper at tins time Whether
the Legislature had rghr to authorize
the iIe ol liquor for other than medcl-
nal and mechanical purposes. was very
questionable. The people had express
ed their opinion upon the present lda
by iheIr vote al the very time that the
members of the present Assembly were
elected. He thought they intended that
n should bc tried, at hast during the
year Tor when they were elected
Had anyilu = occurred so conclusive
AMI decisive as to change that opinIon2
Were the friends OF tie law AZ that time
now convinced that II was practically
unwise AID inefficient, and amounted lO
thing! That the original opponents
OF the law sly 30. is nothng. lie aid
NOT perceive any such change, hut saw
rather, 10y the support which the party
IN lavor nj that law received, that the
prevailing opinion was stIll IN iavor vi
u. THIS act differed entirely from thai
la". Would the temperance people
accept lhls measure as theirs Would
ih"y attempt 10 put 1t IN force as a
Incats ol Promoting ie Terabce 7 They
would njt-ihey would scout IL. IL was
not tor the Legislature merely 10 CON.
pare ana decide which, in tier judy.
meni. WIS the wiser law. Tits WAS
not The qurs ION. The question TO be
decided was what will its effect be upoL
th" people oi the State 2 We could u
no" pfcscu, any argument TO the people
upon tins question, excepting the result
OF practical test Of the law. III. had
I con'empi Of those Wlo charged The
lneHicicncy ol the pre.eni law upon the
DemCcra'ic party The vote Of the
people ought 10 he respected, unless IL
had been d.cl'f j unconstitutionsl.- -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

HSr II is said that Lady Feel the
widow Of Sir Robert, has become a
convert to the Roman Catholic Church.
with one Of her daughters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

" The man who attempted to do
seen sculling canal boat from San
Francisco to India. One is just aS cay
us the O,her
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

9 : An The World and The rest Of
.h"Hh'nd."-The Sandusky Register
r"Inarhs that although President Pierce
did not say this, he did EXPIRE. the
hope thtt between the United States
AMI McAico, a lasting friendship"
mlgli be- "oe1f,m,d and pe,peiuaL"-
The raulOlogy IL quite bad.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

~ Mrs, Hale says there is more ia
lent and general information displayed
hy The pre- ol The United States, taken
collectively. than can be found in Cor
grcss and all the legislatures taken
colec,ivcly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

REMovAL cF THr FLcBiDA IEpiiSs-
Governor Broomc, Of FioriIa, ha. 10.
. ed orders TO lrig Gen. johnson, Of
that State, TO organize hIs brigade at
once, ia puruance Of an act Of the last
Legislature providing Tor the final 70.
movaI of the Indians by force. II nects.
ssry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

An exchange says that, down in
New Onlrans, il requires tire persons
10 start a business firm one TO die
with yellow lever. ono to ge, killed in II
duel, and the third 10 wind up The part
uershlp buiness.
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TnCRsDAY MoRsfNg. Jan. ls

NlbkNlNt, Jan. ~.
SgSATe.-Mr. Bradley from ,he Com.
nii,ec on :he Judiciary, asked for the
,i.chGrge Of that committee from the
further consideration OF the act 10 reru.
late the sale Of intoxicating liquors, aud
ci the act for the suppression OF uppng
shors. which were referred 10 that com.
rni,icc lew days since. No inlurma
tion upon the subject had been placed
before the committee aud they dill not
consider il proper for thcm therefore to
t'ke any action upon 1t ~ present. AZ
aR individual. Mr.. u expressed himself
opt oscd 10 any Legislation in regard 10
the quor question at lhis time. A great
difference u opinion existed in The COM
munty il regard 70 the legislation upon
this suhjcci, arJ lie only way TO test
the maiiet was 10y trial aud experience.
Tls therefore oveJ that The committee
be discharged from the further esnsiI.
GRAFTON oi lhy subjrct: which motion
was sf.p',i ,, ,tt Sfr,tt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

~ The whaling bark George arrived
he,c Tuesday afternoon.
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ulate lie sale Of quo and supprfss
"pPh"g shops Which was ordered 10
be printed.
lie Commute on Corporations re-
con "'huru concurrence ~ The act oil
ec''f'hg nun ana Void an act lncofror-
h''"2 me Bank oiNe" England 1" East
'r't""'h' me Pafnts I'D interest con-
s''''"e '"e'e'o' me act WIS 'hereup
u" 'e"u' ana di'c' some discuss'oh''oh-
C"''eu VI
me oeha'e ooncu'fed ~ lhe amend
"eh' OF 'he House uron the pc ltlon o.
|"''s'oP""' H. on""P'i" 'of h"efy l"
'o"'e' ''''i'' 'ea' eS'"'c'
! H"J'"'"eo 10 "oa!' ~ "" . c'oc'
+ a. =
Ilousf,--At The opening Of 'hc see
sior MI Cranston. OF Newport, IN the
chair, The Hon. Thomas Steere resign
ed his olhce ol Speaker OF The House
The following resolutions Oh IN. tiou
Of Ar Cranstor, were unanimously
adopted
Pssoyr,J yuo,jno .sy, Tbo,,he ,b,nLs
or IN. house are euin,,,v ,i,. :, H..
U,,o,,hI. Th.m.. S,o.,s ,or tho .h,.
diyni6ed and imp,r,i,I manner in whirh
me has d;scbsryad ,hs d,,;s. or S,a,L.
or Of the House,
Pesoipe,i uDonimousiu That while
We sincerely ,syf.t n. uscessitv ,ho,
compeI, our r,spec,ed associate IN s,n-
arate himself from Us. We conpra,ulate
him ~ vipw or the co,6d.nc. renoso1
IN his character and talent. nv ,hc
p,o,i,o,, o,,,o Ir,;,.l S, ,;.
,.s,.d ia IL. a,noi,,,,.o, aron, ,,;.nd
:, m. di.ch,,,a or ;o,or,.,, ,,h,;. d,-
H. &C., ,aa , ,.', :; .
;,,, m ,.1a. =, ,h.
.,r,os, nd ho., v,.ho, g., h;, ,;
,v ,,d b,,,;,,s, ,hro,,h,,, ,h. ;o,r
new of life.
MIR. Bur-oughs nominated Ben;a-
min f. Tburston IN fiji the vacancy
,hus croatsd =, tho of;c. of S,..Lsr
The nomination was unanimously
.o,c,r,,d !, hv tho Uo,so md Mr.
Th,,.,o ,,,n ,.l; a.. .b.;. al
a,osod tho ,,.,h.,s :, an ,;,,o
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THE DAILY UNION. Z


TssAsuKr DxFAKTsssr, January !, leoa
Noee hereby gwen following described
Of s United this department prepared 70 pa
between hereof and The mst oiJune
those stocks the seseA
dollars, hereinafter
toned,
any contingent competition ~ltn stated
preference will be given order Of In which said
be offered The duly assigned the United
Saes by the parties who thereof must
be transmitted this department the reeeip Whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following paJueuiarsi
!. The par value specified in each certificate
premium he stock of loan authorized the Of
July 1896 edeemabe November ~ 1885, of
stock Of the loan authorized by 1872 edeeab 3 De
esmber, 1902, OF een and half The stock Of the
loans authorized BY the 1871 aud lSs5 and saab
the the 3ist December 1867 and latter the oi
June, 1865 of and the stock Of the loan
1880
be 1854 Commonly called indemnify per
I'D each certificate from The lt Of
1854 the date Of aud settlement with thu
the money OF days interest
in addition.
United States assistant Boston, New York
Philadelphia, The parties direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
an 3-dtlstIune OF the Treasury.
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OHIO railroad from baltimore HAsas and con
secag Asre vita s large, and sacaif
Union line tAe OAio andths aago Zanesriiie,
THIS expeditions line being the
finishing Of the Doafd Tree Tunnel
excelen order, attention OF
this road IL OF the stupendous and
The express mail Baltimore q M aad
directly through Wheeling $3.50 nies in boars IN
GLIDING all soppagc there y.
passengers leaving Baltimore at 8 lodging
Cumberland 10 mes and proceed thence Wheeling
morning.
To with these uins o g. a
and daily, meeting the from Baltimore
baltimore.
Al Wheeling the unvsled steamers OF IN. Union lime.
which have been completed for this ope
ion with the and down
cnnau and Louisville, Nashville
the 81, Louis and New Orleans packets,
Passengers for Columbus prefer Gin
cpnat and other of Oho and the West
from Wheeling In the Ohio Stage company
the best Of the National road
by railroad
Passengers we.vne Cleveland by .eanboas and
rrosd will also find
places.
T baggage checked through bosny
no charge 10. transfer OF passengers OF baggage.
Pare by through ticket with the right 10 Tie on h
rou'e) from Washington Wheeling 50 Cincinnati sIl
to Louisville, si2.
Tickets be had OF agent the railroad station
Washington and Of the other agents Of the company.
WM, PARKER,
May ll-du General Superintendent.
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fgRsuAscE g s order y ,s me United
The state o. Alabama me lands within me following
o. e proposed railroads from Pensacola Fonda Montgomery
Deeaar and Arhens 20 The Tennessee line viii BE- from
sale except io valid empuon claims
IN THE STATE or FLORIDA
district subject sale TAILAnAssEE.
soutA Of n"e Of principal uasyidlaH
T Tssn.se y s q .an g. 70 - '0''
North s base lns and ~sst Of ne priapa nsriaian
Townsnps 5, aud o. Of ranges u.s. 30 80, 81 and a.
IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Situated in district ands subject spAKrA.
North e base line and east Of the pyinepal nerda southern
surrey
Townships =, g, Of range
Town.hps o. - 3. 's s or range. 10
Townships a., s., OF range 10
In the dislric, lands subject sale al CAmawnA.
North Of the base line and sasf Of the principal peiaa southern
Township g., OF range 10.
Townships 8, 2, .. Of range a.
T TSwa.p. e. TO- II. ,r a u range 49,
rS wa:Sp: - III Ia 10 e e. 'ass. q 81
range 10 a. "a. >. "a. %. =. ~. -.
Townshps i0' IL. la', 49, Ia, 1916 II 49, 49, 30 81
Townships ~ Ia. TO-, IL. 49, 49, Of range 49,
Township IA, Of range 90
In the district OF lands subject sale TuscALooaA
North Of The base line the principal nerian southern
Tow u.hip. az, g, Of ranges Il, i,
Townships 49,, pa, of ranges l3 a.
Township 23., OF range i5. #aN
South Of fhe line the principal
+
Townships 49, l6', l7s, ls ~, 30, 81 81, of range
Townships Isl TO-, IT., Ie', 1877 90 81 y, OF rnnge2.
townships Is s.i7 49, 10, 90 81, a. Of raasss
In The district Of lands subject sale HusTsvtLLr
South of the base line and e Of the principal naeridia
~ surrey
township. !, !, D TO- H. la., 49,. IA. OF range
Townships % 81 TO- H. H. H. IA, Of B. A. s.
Townships ., 3, A. 6,7, OF range o. ar
In the district of lands subject sale MONTGOMERY;
North of the base line, and east Of the principal
+ +.
Townships q, 22s, of range 10.
Townships 10, 90, 81, of range H.
Townships IL, lbs, 49, 20, IL.
Townships IL, 49, 10, of ranges 10, 20.
Also the of the proposed branch railroad from Albany
Georgia. Montgomery order OF the President bearing
2lst ultimo: =
North Of the base line and east Of the principal meaa southern
Township II, of range 25.
To. IL, of
Townships Q, 10, IL, l2, OF range27.
OIL II, L, of %.
Townships 8, 8, 10. II, IL, 10, OF range %.
Townships IL IL, 10, A. of range 80.
Townships IA, Is, of range 81.
marked having already Withdrawn
notices.
my al General Land Office,
Washn stou, o March, 1854
BY order OF the President +.
JOHN WILSON,
Mar 3l-lawl3w Commissioner.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
cssssAl LAsp o,nor, Apail 5, 1854,

s. GENERAL LAND oyucK, Ap1l s, 1854,
w HEREAS BY OF conges. approved March, 1854
w titled An relief of seuieu
purposes, settler pubic beea
of
roads and Ietied theree prior ueA efAda
enued presumption al s ordinary sss~ss the innds
by they prove
shls according Ieyuaoas msy
secretary tue Ineor
Of said lands ularket'i- n Tr
Public notice hereby gwen Of The
Interior all will night
caption by the said upon furnishing satisfactory
the disIict oIhcs) the claim
predcated Is Of character enis settler right Of pre-
under September lo
made BY such prior whdfawa OF the land o
the tatsno deeIarao being necessary
the provided made for the same DE
fore the may Presidents proclamation Tor
" ~ JOHN WILSON,
Apl4-2aw6w commissioner
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~0I-."- q = :" WAAhInEOn, 1901.
On The petition spaDo1d misunderstanding d George spsf
ford la. on Windhan, praying the
patent him the I'd day OF September 1870 for
for boiling and washing
from the Of said PATENT
which takes place on I'd day OF September, 1854
n said be heard the Patent Once
on Monday day Of August next O'Clock asd all
notified and show II they have
why said petiuon ought not 10 be granted
opposing
days before the day ali testimony filed BY either
transmitted IN accord
with the Of the Office, which win be furnished spp
cali a.
testimony be closed the Sd Of August
depoons and other papers relied testimony be ied
Office bsorc morning OF day the arguments
II any within tcn days thereafter. .t6 .
Ordered also that published Unio0 InIel
gsncer, Evening Star, Washington, d. CT Evesng Argus
Philadelphia Scientific American, New York Coa
Buffalo, New York Post, Boston, once
successive weeks previous 18Th Of
next the day Of hearing
g. r. sHUGERT
Acting Commissioner Patents.
PsEdors the papers will please aud send their
BILLS the Patent once, with containing this notice.
Ap l9-law3w
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REiSst BELLst BELrsi-Fof churches academies, nc
tories steamboats, plantations made, and
constantly hana by the tubscbets, their od
sbcd and enlarged foundry which has been In for thirty
perfected
their hss world wd celebrity COR volume sound and
quality oftone Tho ropeu have recenty succeeded
applying the loan moulding IN iron ben
which perfect casting AND
the excellence 81 te belts they
ceived nnos 1854 the first premium q silver meds Of tho
Worlds Fair IN New YORK. all ohe from this
Europe being composition mud which The eighteenth
MEDAL beside. dpon that has been awarded them They
hand belts
they furnish 10 order chime. Of number
bells refer several Of their maize throughout
States ard canad Their hangns, comprising and
valuable cs.tiror yoke, with movable
arms and which the bell spring acting
INC esppg poloneins the sound iron sme toins hammer
eo"ncpotse steamboats,, ssips, their
proved revolving yoko fancy hanrng in brass hon,e Of
any design, furnished We whole
improved hanging rrhnng bells
specifications h.rr eiven. ,shsn in exchange
Surveyor INSTRUMENTS Of Ali made hand
Being IN immediate conneron with principal
rechons, either railroad canal
despatch, which either personally BY communication
ypectfpily solicited
A. NENEEl.ys SONS,
feo"-av Yves, Troy Albany Co. N, v.
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United states Patent Once.
Washington, April is, 1854

iN pehion OF Zones Mccarthy, Of Putnam county Florida
extension granted to him the I'd
OF July 6iO the cotton
from The OF said patent which takes place the Sd
day Of July, 1851
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday, 18th OF IL o'clock and all
nohsd aud show IL they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing file In the
Once their objections specially set forth in writing a. least TWEEN
before the hearing All testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing ba and transmitted In
cordance with the of the Office, which will be furnished
plcalion.
The testimony the win be closed on the 10th Of June
dispositions and relied testimony be filed
in the office on before the morning Of that day. The
mens IL any, within ten days the eater
Ordered published Union Intei-
gencer, and Evening star, Washington, D. C Pennyyanian
Philadelphia,
Buffalo, New York; Fodan and Journal Tallahassee, FLORIDA
week for three successive weeks previous the Doth
OF June next, the day of hearing. --L NJ.
s. +. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEditors Of the above will please copy and send
their bills 70 The Patent Once with containing this notice.
Ap l6-law3w
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mo. 50i.l

NOTICE WlTIIDHAWAL.--Atth solicitation
Congress
Missouri Of the order Of the President Of
United bearing the 18th the lands within
following described limits along the probable Of the
North city Of ST. Louis
boundary OF said Schuyler county,
in district Of lands subject sale Offices
will withheld sale valid
pre- empion claims until further ORDERS TO wit;
In the district OF lands subject sale at ST. Louis;
townships Missouri
Including townships heretofore Withdrawn
southern Pacific Talroad grant.
In the district OF lands subject 10 sale PALMYRA;
Withdrawn Hannibal and Joseph railroad grant,
In the district OF ands subject TO sae at MILAN
townships line dividing
heretofore Withdrawn Hannibal Joseph railroad
In the distinct OF lands subject TO sale at FAYETTK;
All the townships the district situated north on the Missouri
river aad the line dividing and
Hannibal and 81 Joseph railroad
under hand General Land Office, the
Washington, this 2s,h day Of March, 1854,
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
BY order OF the President
March J0-lawl3w
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ht undersigned returns his nc public 6r r.it ~ IN
patronage er The sir years. hopes uert con.
mn, me reney OF siurfe company viii h. Gu
~" " supply dealers by The the ton
IN such smaller quantities they require ro,sb Inc
son, price Ef eNN' $40
Orders received by s,rrw,.,. a.
avenue sna se,i John n Given Co.,
ues corner o. lfh ard Office wonpment hu
Mar p-taw2m mo pr7.TfppNp
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THE NICER HOUSE.

THIS very large superb oen Gr the
The propstor., presenting ther
shmsn, for pubic patronage take the opportunity say
entei-hch, richness of furniture eisisiy
all
render the
VII be The n the proprietor do All
Aoiourn travellers satisfactory
Ian 2p-d9n GEORGE MOORE CO.
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COLLINS, BoWSE, ~ Co., Itsh street, second door
north Of Pennsylvania
fer low cash paper fancy
and staple stationery Copying snd notsrisI cheap
Writing papers, notes drss receipts hn-i
or writing desks books shipping
en nksand Tin cash and deed borns, manifold
BANKERS note cases. ss-s pencils perforated
copying presses bills OF exchange memorandum books
port ""s F"a md steel hyperion writing int
holders seal presses and books entnves
boards wss was issue paper Fancy stationery IN
Books ruled amt bound
Job printing executed Cards. circuars
cheeks, rer-ipfs, &c. BRANCH or GTATfDNfRss HALL,
hp ip-dlm ia and l76 Pearl street. New York.
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THIS give notice the subsc ribers
tnined from the orphans OF Washngion county Dis
ot Of Counhis, letters
seah Hobae late OF Washington deceased. All
claims hereby
exhibit
before day DeIt they may by
excluded from all benefit OF the said
Given under han d- this 3si day Of March, 1854.
JULIAkNE HOBBIE,
h. H. GILLEr, haesu's'
Ap2l-law3w
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THE LAMPLIGHTER.
Opinions Of tao Pres.

Upniors 81 the Pres. -
work which has every Of populAit.Ntw York
"A gel,st.
Innniey superior any we have ever
rezd---WAvety Magazine.
II contain. sentiment which would improper
Sabhatts library aBd-Baltmore
Some Of The beat Sketches Of this book
pieces Of Dick ens,-Yankes Blade.
Whoever the authorizes be- she has
Of Others, pen
d~ruess the unkeeiins National In,eihgso
While the people other cities buying
ignorant
the afords-Baumore
work Cummings displayed great
and ALMOST iniuvc insight into human
life fine literary sound sensible
lovely disposition and genial hear-Bnrke Hin Aurora
Published by
John P. JEwETT Co, Bo.ton.
For sale by all the booksellers
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i.sw school 81 ou'ssrla.a un,rrr-,,y, a. Lebanon.

law schoo, 81 Uun,svrinnd univrr-ity, al Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abrahsm caruthsr' n, iirc9ii
Il judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, late supem. con-,
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bromhed L. Ridley, ofthc eauucsi5rs Of ue State
Judge Carts Green dey their whole time
I the school.
Plan Of asrpeftoni. Daily examinations
text books No regular iecures explanations m
aaiiy lessons IN tho progress OF uss examinations.
= weekly courts Of cannon law and
dents suits given tho pTof.
and through All
pracuce. The framed require them ia
deeds, wills records, and all softs Of documents read
denee IN the trials Some by .pr.a ~
court, which is held monthly ss, ana In
public the cod q every session rhe students cets
NE inrors circuit Judges, and canesos ocsi -
baciIies connected with their suits.
sesoHsThe ART session Monday
embe and ends third Thursday in February second c,
Thursday in luiy. = - 80 """
Expenses sessoasTuiuon So In edv.ecr.
fec - boarding about SO Students
which can be had In The Lebanon - 10y
-Four sessions required 10 course unle. me an
aen aayenced class No previous study required for
mission There are four regular classes Students e., Il
any time during the collegiate year - e'Ni ~
There !. moot legislature ~,;b IN. s,naot
Number o. sindents tho last collegiate exh,y-s1
80, -, ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
ie9li-,op President Board 81 Trustees
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nv y. O. MCGUIRE. Auc.,ossesr.

TRUSTEES, SALE or IMPROVED PKoPERrY.--on Monday
afternoon May 18Th o'clock ON the premises BY virtue Of
subscribers bearing date Juno 10,
1852 duly ber 81 No. 49, foIios J4s 3fg $50
and 3 and the other dated July TO- aud recorded IN oer
g. i6 1884, aud 1863, OF the land records Of
Washington county District OF Columbia, shall sell lot
the subdivision numbered hun
eight (2le with the improvements consisting OF
story and attic frame houses with basement story
Terms cash. JNO w. McklM,
RICH. II. CLARKE.
Trustees.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Ap l3-2awds Aucioneer
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SOMETHING NkM.ln ~ patronage
bestowed The Metropolitan Gallery the has made
with Mt Verge, Lnud by whose
dsgpsreoyp.s win be coorcd hancy
biy unattainshie
effect and decacy aniinr IVORY
To avoid DISAPPOINTMENT ades reaensp
made hour designated. Metropolitan Gallery Lane
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GEO. ADAMS, Artist
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BY y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.

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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION On
Thursday afternoon, NAV 4h, ate O'Clock, the premises,
shall sell of lot 5, in 5s, fronting ~ feet on
10Th back ie7
l0 30 alley, Improved by three
story houses, each containing beside the
property desirable o
business
Title indispnfable.
Terms One cash. and 10 MONTHS
'N JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
An Cd Aucuonser.