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TIE MINER S CHEAP CASH STORE
HAS removed from Commerce Street TO High Street.
70 the old stand OF C. Beech, and Wheeler & Conpa-
ny, where may be found an entirely
NEW STOCK
of the various kinds of goods partially enunlerst ted below
which will be sold at the lowest Cash prices
DRY GOODS:
Merrimac and Cocheco Bereces
Aliens Sprague's and Ginghanls
all styles of Prints Linen H'kfs
Alpacas English & Shaker Flannels
DeI4a,aes Csssimeres
CambIics Satinet.
Muslins Diapers
Dsn,r,a
Blue Drills Si,st ytlisS Ana oh'runss
Canton Flannels Nelvets
Batting on Cloths &c &c.
CLOTHING.
Flushing. Felt Petersharn SILK Wool Fpr and Paa,.cr
Beaver, Aoilair and Libe- hats
satinet Cashmere Frocks caps ''" anu ''Oiai'
Go do Pants Chiidrens Fancy Hats
Plush, Cashmere, Satin & Shirts, Drawers
SIX Vests overalis sc &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Morocco, Calf and Mems Thick Kin Calf
Shoes, Enameled. Goat, Grained and IIIDpari,,
Jenny Lind silk Caters Boots
and halt CATERS, Slippers Brogans. sc
and Buskins Bows Boots and Shoes
ChildTens misses boots Ladies Gents AMI Misses
Polkas, Sontags, Jenny Rubbers
bina., GaiteE., Dutch Ladies Mocc4sns
Boots &c &c.
HARDWARE.
PgVyfpr
Augers, Files Planes, Shot FIaSks Poyvs Eona
Spoons, Knives Il Forks, Twins Beucn Screws
SCISSORS, Butts Screws, Door and Gate Hinges,
Locks, House Trimmings, Hasks and Hooks.
Carpenters Tools, Bells Curry CornHs and Cards
BED screws Nails Sleigh Bells. Kettles,
Selves, Hoes, FORKS Shovels, Steel, &c.
CRoCKERY K GLASSWARE.
White Granite Sets, c. c. Plates Bowls Chaunb's
Blue Platters pnLar
Mulberry Pitchers, jugs Liant, ms.
Purple Glass Tunlblers a CoIIrfs
Japanend Tea Beer Mugs. Preserve dishes
SyCenhau Ware Glass Butter Dishes
Tea Toy Sets, Glass Sugar BOWL,
Castors, Naples, Jars, &c, &c, sc.
GROCERIES.
Dung Tyson, Imperial Soap, SaieTatus, Soda,
Gunpowder, Powchong, Candles Chalk AIurn
OoIong and other Teas, Salt Peter Barax, Resin,
Loaf and n Q. Sugar. Goldfish, Rice, Salt,
Sugar House syrup, Extracts Lemon, &c,
Nlunegar, Oil, Castor and Olive oil,
Tobacco, Mustard, Pepper Alspice, Starch,
Java and Rio Coffee, Pals. Tubs &c &c
To the patrons of his present and his former place
doing business the subscriber extends
and pledges himself to do all in his power give them
sat faction both in goods and prices.
'. BButter, GOATS, Corn and country produce bought
cad sold.
r. S. ALLEN.
Mineral Point, Nov. 10, 1850. 5ltf
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consisting of Cloth SGtiHet. Cotton aud Linen Frock
Sack, BOI and ShGn hal Coats VESTS & PANTA-
Looms Of various descriptions Hats Caps Skirts Inn
6reHdS, Carpet ard Oh 9th TrQueting Bags Trunks
Suspenders Ties Stocks, Irauat Neck Pocket Hand
kercfefs. Socks OUeraHs, Fr0cks Wooden Draners and
Starts, Chores Portmontes, OIL and India Rubber Cloth
ing, &c, and many other articles men
ton.
As we have had long experience in the Clothing
Irafe. and through direct with an old
established Eastern House. whose propretors attend
themselves TO heavy importatons of Wooden and Silk
oOS from Europe, and in particular the manufac-
ture OF Clothii Z for the WESTERN TRADE we obtain
our Goods under the most favorable and
fore enabled sell reduced prices than any other
House Test Of NeT York.
In selecting GOODS took great pains getting
sound and durable article likewise great
paid to the manufacture of CLOTHING, and as it was
done under Inspection Warrant them equal
Custom HOrk In reference to solidity in
deavor to continue IN old principle Selling at ioc
determined Price,
ONE PRICE SYSTEM
ana are well aware that House in this section can
compete with At the time pledge ourselves
10 give the utmost satisfaction TO those who honor
with their patronage, if just shape or
manner should arise.
~ Please call and examine Stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere HESSLEIN BROTHERS.
mineral folft, WIS, March, 1896. left
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American "a H ouse
Highland, e. Wisconsin.

FT'HE undersigned having purchased the above well
known House, and fitted it up very good STYLE is
now prepared TO accommodate the travelling public in the
best possible manner and most reasonable
tbs Table will at all times be supplied the best the
market affords.
sY Good Stahling attached to the House with the
most careful and attentive 0sers always attendance
y share of the patronage of the travelling communitv
and others, is respectfully solicited.
Highland, 1856 CIV HENRY HARRIS
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FARM FOR SALE!

win sell reasonable terms one hundred and sixty
acres OF choice land, Git being square quarter
uon) situated In the town of Clyde Iowa County Wis
conFin in the Immediate ncighborhood of two Touring
mills two miles from the Wisconsin river three miles
from the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad so
acres under cultivation 60 handsome bur
oak grove the stream of Otter Greek running
corner OF sad land comfortable hewed log house
kitchen attached % 50 thrifty trees other
shrubhery out buildings &c Immediate possession Civ
en-: For further particulars, enquire of E. NORTON,
adjoining the premises.
Dated Clyde Feb %, 1856. lott
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COMPILATION OF The SrATrrEs-A bill nassad
~ legislature, just q its close to authorize the
e'Fe'aeg 10 appoint commission of three per-
s,as 10 compile The Statutes and report at the
September Session.
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"ANTED--Bya maiden lady" local habita-
non and ahame. The real estate she is not par
'-c2.ar about. SO that the title is good. The
name She wishes to hand down 10 posterity."
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For Sale.

FI1E subscriber offers for SALE the half No
II, in the village of Mineral Point extending from
High Street (nearly opposite the Post Office
Fountain Street, with 20 feet front On High
good two story Building (now occupied BY Mad Palmer
Co.. suitable for almost any business and Fountain
Street, good DWELLING HOUSE.
~ Enquire at the q United States Hotel"
HUGH PHILLIPS.
Mineral Point, March T. 1856. 4wll
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Administrators Sale.

w ILL be sold at Public Auction, Thursday, the
w oath day Of April 1856, the residence of the late
Gen George W. Hickcox, deceased. the Ridge
way Iowa county, Wisconsin, all the Personal Estate of
said deceased, excepting such may be disposed
private sale previous to that day consisting O-House
hold Furniture, Library of Books, Farming Utensil
Of Blacksmths Tools, Buggy, Bay Horse. Colts 500
bushels Oats, 300 bushels Wheat Lot of in the
crib quantity Of hay together with lot Notes and
Accounts against sundry persons, &c, &C.
n. W. DEAN, administrator.
Madison, April I'd, 1856. ids
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BUTL ER'S "a HOTEL,
PlattcriHe, Grant ..sI. County. Wisconsin
II AFlNG taken and lifted up in the m agnifcant
i style the stand formerly known as the Atwood
Hoel, the undersigned would respectfully for it
share OF public patronage His Table viii always be fur
nished good taste, and his Rooms large ana airy
and in every department the intention viii to consult
the comfort and wishes of his patrons. Stables nd
attentive Ostlers always in readiness
- Boarders by the day week furnished with ALI
necessary convenienees Il reasonable rates
Platteville, 1856. ely wM. BUTLER
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'I'O EBENEZER HALE. the said Defendant :-Tou will
i take notice that writ of Attachment
against you, lin favor of the Mineral Rail Road
Company out of the Office of the Clerk Circuit
Court in and for Iowa county, Wisconsin, properly sealed
ana tested in the IF the presiding Judge OF
Court, dated and issued the first December A.
D. 1850, for the OF -Four hundred dollars returnabe
20 said Court the third Monday the March,
A. D. 1896, at l. o'clock meridan-and that appears
by the return OF said writ that could
within the hdilwick of the Sheriff of said county
that property attached satisfy demand
said plaintiff and costs-Dated AT Mineral Point Iowa
county, Wis, this eth day of April, A. -. 1856.
I6-ow COBB & NESSHoEE, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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IOWA COUNTY, SIS. In justices Court
Town OF DoDGEvLLE, Before John Paris, JUS Peace
VENO SAMUEL FAUL You are hereby notified
n that writ of attachment has been issued aga inst
you and your property attached to satisfy demand
Thomas Clayton amounting to Eight Dollars.
Now, unless you snail appear before John Paris JUS
ce Of the Peace, in and for said comfy Office
said town. the day of Nav A. H. 1856 at O'Clock
in the afternoon judgment will be rendered against YOU
and your property sold TO pay the debt
THOMAS CLAYTON, Plaintiff.
Dated this LIST day of April, A. D. 1856 I6-3w.
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FEtO WILLIAM TEEGARDEN, the said Defendant =
Ill You will take notice that a of Attachment has
been issued agaiast you, Gin favor of Thomas Simons
out OF the Circuit Court in and for Iowa county,
consin, properly sealed and in name of the
presiding Judge of said Court issued and dated the Doth
Gay OF November, 1892 for the Of hundred
dollars and seventytwo cents rciurnable
said Court the tsd Monday, 18th da March, 1856
al II cocA neridian,-and that it appears
Of said writ that you could within bail
lck OF the sheriff of Iowa county your prop
ery had been attached to satisfy of said
pl1IniH and costs-nated Mineral Point Iowa county,
" Wisconsin, this eth day of April. A. u. 1886.
17-ow COBB 4Ess4CRE, ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
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Chicago Asosrtistn1rnts.

DEvEROUXS INDICATED
CORDIAL GIN.
TIME ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS.CALLED To
IL the merits of this
Unrivale d II e d icinal Cordial
1t has been universally prescribed BY the first
Physicians throughout Europe with the most FIATTAR
ING SUCCESS, and recommended by them as the best
remedy discovered to afford speedy eecuaI and
manent all sufferers from
DYSPEPSIA.
Fla TULENCY,
DEBILITY
GOUT GRAVEL,
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS,
And in sl arising from desordered state Of the
Provocative and Urinary Organs,
It has daily curing numerous cases of
Chills,
Fever and Ague,
Nervous Debility,
Loss of Appetite,
Coles, Costiveness
Female Irregularities
And many other diseases arising from an ,,,e If
the blood and arrangement of the Digestive and Gener
ative Organs
Females Suffering
From disease peculiar their SEX will find in this Cor
DIAL Beverages safe and pleasant
Restorative to Health.
Persons who reside in Fever Ague districts or in
iocanlles where the impure nd
realize great benefit by the Deveroxs Cordial Gin
either as beverage medicine possesses merits far
superior to other article offered to the public
making IL stand unIivalled a delicious
Diet Drink
In offering this CORDIAL BEVERAGE to the public
the proprietor would Them that il is not ONLY
hgy agreeable to the taste but entirely every
injurious property or Ingredient being composed
PUREST and BEST materials, known possess medci-
nal virtues OF qualities and the been
used with success by Physicians of highest standing
IN Their practice and having in all accomplished all
that the proprietor claims for it, agents to
GUARANTEE PERFECT SATISFACTION in all cases or
the cost to be returned to the purchaser
Agents and Purchasers requested to notice the
signature OF the Proprietor, and the General
Agents on the label, and to the the Cordial en-
bossed on three sides of the bottle against
all limitations.
DEFEROUN'S INDICATED CORDIAL GIN is nut IN
in quart bottles at 81 90 each pint bottles at 50
cents each.
Liberal deduction made 10 wholesale purchasers For
sale at all the principal Drug Stores in the North West
LEE & CO,
p DEARBORN STREET CHICAGO, ILLS
General Agents to whom all be addressed
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w : con SIN HOUS Z

'" Is CO NSEN HOUSE
H'sRfands iona county, Em5f Wisconsin,, bu
Andrew x.aA Bolster.
T1NHE above House has recently been thoroughly eno
waited and fitted up in the best possible manner for
The accommodation of the public. The Table will at all
times, be supplied with the choicest the market affords
which viii be served up in the Heatest possible STYLE
stages leave every morning for Mineral Point and War
rem, and also for Muscota.
lss Good Stabling and careful and attentive osters
snare OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
highland, July, 1000. 33tf
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In the Circuit Court Iowa County, Wisconsin
Paul Jeardor.}
Jabes WILSON,
FHvO .Tabes Wilson the said defendant You will
please take notice that writ of attachment was
issued against your lands tenemens, goods chattes
moneys and effects from the said Court the dav
Of September ~ d. 1885, the suit of said
dor for the of two hundred and twenty-five dollars
and that the said writ made returnabIe 18th
day of March, A. D. 1856
L. H. d. CRANE, Atty for plaintiff.
Dated, April 9TH, 1906. 16 3w
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Circuit Court Iowa County. Wisconsin.
rs. IL
Ehenezer Hale, defendant.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, March Term, A. D. 1856,
Iowa COUNTY, SIS. to wit, the 18th day of Marcel
Mineral Point Rail Road Co., rrf.)
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miscellaneous.

THE undersigned respectfully in
form the citizens of this town and
vicinity that they are in connection
with one OF the most extensive I'm
porting Houses in New York CITY 4
Cincinnati, for the purpose OF es-
tablishing large and permanent
business on the CASH SYSTEM
and have opened Store containing
an entire New Stock of Ready Made
Mems, Boys and Youths Clothing,
4 GENTLEMEN FURNISHING 9ooDs
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Aottls, it,.
A M ERICAN 10: USE,

hE undersigned takes pleasure saying the citi-
zens OF Mineral Point and travelling public that
he has fitted up his House, High Street in the best
possible manner for the accommodation Travellers and
boaceIs lis table Will at all seasons, be supplied
the best the market affords and none but the t class Of
cooks and walters viii be employed.
Good Stables and attentive Ostlers at all times IN
readiness for those " no have Horses
share of the generous patronage of the public is re-
spectiully sohctec A SNIFF.
Mineral Point, September 1855. Nv
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE SPRING TERN of the MINERAL POINT SELECT
i SCHOOL will commence the second Monday
goth inst.) of the present month.
TERMS-f.om So to So according to the studies pur-
sued. Good board in private families had from
S2:25 to $500 per week.
r. c. PARSONS, Teacher.
Mineral Point, March J. 1856. 3w
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HooH HEEE

E subscriber, thankful for the patronage here ora
received from the citizens of Mineral Point and vc,r.
ty would respectfully announce the public that he may
still be found at his OLD STAND High Street where he
prepared to furnish both Old and customers wi
any article in the line of
stoves, Tin. Copper, Sheet iron, or Hardware
on the shortest notice. Among his Stock of TOVE s
may be found
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Circuit Court, Iowa County, Wisconsin.


STATE OF WISCONSIN,. March Term A. D. 1856.
Iowa County, IS. s to WIT, March 18th.
Thomas Simons, Plaintiff.
In Attachment.
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From the CgRcinnati Dailu Ga,

me various complex questions proposed by the Priu
cpal ana other gentlemen present,
great propltuce and conciseness, which great
et upon me course OF study pursued this
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Cooking, Parlor, and Box Stoves,

Tor Stores Of all Sizes and Vdrions Patterns
Beng himself practical operative, and employing only
te best OF ~oTnen, he feels warranted in assuring the
publc that all work done at his Shop will be in very
best style, both for beauty and durability
G-y Particular attention viii be paid to orders from
distance.
IT, REPAIRING done on the shortest notice and !,
good style. F CORNISH
mineral Iolut, december, $500 lily
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CS.
James Edwards and
Elizabeth Edwards.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, the debate on the reception of Col j
ID. Lanes affidavit, and the ACCOMPANYING
petition of the self styled Legislature of the
State of Kansas, was continued by Messrs
Douglas, Butler, Wade. Pugh, Hale, Jones of
Tenn, Rusk, Toucey, Wilson, and others
On motion Of Mr.. Stuart, it was then laid on
the table-yeas 80, nays ii
On motion Of Mr. Yulee, the Presidents
message, communicating information in rela-
ton to the location Of a site for the Govern.
ment armory in the District of Columbia, was
ordered to be printed.
And then they adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Washburne, of Me-, re-
ported unfavorably on the petition of Albert
Fabre, who contested the seat Of Hon. Mr..
Eustis, of La, in the House report laid on
the table.
When they went into Committee of the
Whole (Mr Stanton in the chair the def
cheney bill was again taken up and the Sen.
ates amendment appropriating $500, 900 for
the continuation Of the work on the national
(dovernmenD aqueduct was first in order.
The pending question was announced to be
on Mr. Crawford's amendment to the amend
ment. which was as follows:
ProUided, That the same, together With
the amount heretofore paid by Congress. shall
not exceed the relative proportion Of the value
of Government property, as compared with
that belonging to private citizens within the
corporate limits of Georgetown and Washing
ton cities"
Mr.. Trippe said that they had already lost
$3.50, 000 in the construction of this aqueduct,
and rather than stand committed to an illim.
liable expense he would prefer to sink the en-.
tire amount 80 low that not a copper Of it
should ever be heard Of. He feared they
were pursuing policy which would tend to
render the citizens of Georgetown and Wash.
ington more deserving the character in which
ne mad been compelled to look upon them
Mr.. Walker understood that the appropria-
uons which had been heretofore made for the
construction of this aqueduct we're based upon
sstimates presented to Congress by a gentle
man N oil respects qualified, from his scisn.
tine attainment, ." present such estimates as
would secure confidence Ia s"'s s0rFsesnsss
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PERSONAL.

go. Senator Brodhead has returned to
Washington, after brief visit to Pennsylva-
mia.
go. Hon. Charles Billinghurst, member of
Congress, of Wisconsin, is on q visit to his
western home.
go. Hon T.. J. Fuller and Hon Senator
VIM. Pitt Fessenden are on visit to their
homes in Maine. ....
go. The late Samuel Rogers's recipe for
long life was temperance, the bath, the
flesh brush, and dent fret"
80. Thomas ]. Key, of Mississippi is about
to establish paper in Kansas to be called
the Kansas Constitutionalist
go. Thomas Jefferson was born in Shad.
well, Albsmarle county, Virginia, on the 18th
Of April, 1743, and yesterday was conseo uent.
ly the l23d anniversary of that event. He
died on the 4th of July, 1926, just fifty years
from the date of the signing Of the DecIara-
ton of Independence, his great work.
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The Hurglars.-our talented neighbor Ia
bored through a column yesterday to extern
nate the many crimes Of the gang of Wash
ington burglars and incendiaries whose re-
cent arrest and exposure have given so much
joy to all whose lives and property are at the
mercy Of such midnight operations as theirs
Our ingenious neighbor argues that, after all,
there are other bad people in the world and
that in view Of that fact it is not fair to think
% very hard of these ssoundrels. Such is the
drift of his pleas in their favor 1t, of course,
repeats its accusations against the friends of
the present Administration, whom it is con-
stantly denouncing as no better than burglars,
DC. Its cotemporary" comes in for his due
share of our truthful nsighbsr's accusations,
which he is quite willing to stand so leng as
they are but the characteristic roorbacks of a
common Liar, as We have often proved our tai
snted neighbor to be, whose system is known to
be one Of personal SANDER of all of whom he is
envious, or with whom he differs in politics.
Dstrsetion from him being praise, we thank
him for 1t, % far az We are concerned, and in
the mean time take occasion to remind him
that he Is overlooking the fact that the matter
concerning the Unauthorized offer to sell for
$4,000 the votes Of the American party in
the House, to secure the election Of the Dem
ocratic nominee for House printer, stands
proven. We can have no personal controversy
with our amiabls and ingenious neighbor-
none whatever-the game not being worth the
candle.
We have, however, to assure him that we
are glad to hear that Washington Naylor Is
no longer the Vice-President Of the American
party council for the Second W ard Of this city
1t matters not whether Naylor was deposed
on Saturday or Friday night last, or at any
time within the last month or two, We rejoice
that the American party Of this city no longer
have him for one of their high officials. We
believe the rules Of the organization likely
to create facilities for the organization and
operation of just such bands Of robbers and
incendiariss as that of Washington Nsylor.
We have time and again enforced this view Of
the tendency of secret political bodies, and
deemed it our duty, on Saturday, to call the
prominent position in the Second Ward coun-
Gil, and Of his participation and that of all his
gang of incendiaries and burglars in the pat
riotic work of destroying the Pops's stone, as
awarning against the tendency Of secret 10.
liticsl societies when bad men get into them,
as they can hardly fail to do.
We are glad to know that NayIOr and his
gang are as universally condemned by our
Know Nothing fellow citizens, save and except
the Organ concern, as by their political op-
ponsnts. The coteris IF our talented, ingsn-
uOus and truthful nsigEsor alone, Of all
Washington, seek to extenuats their many
crimes; some thirteen burglaries ana fVe
cases OF arson having already been traced to
their door. About the time of the last yir
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH ~.
MALE SEMINARY.
FOR BOARDING PUPILS

SlTUATED SIXTEEN MILES ON TEE
- Baltimore and Washington Railroad and
Turnpike, and two miles south Of the village q,
Laurel. -
M. A. TYSON Il SISTERS respectfully IN.
form their patrons and others that II 4. theft Ip
tention 10 close permanently, their day school in
the city on the 21st pril, and that the suumsr
term OF their Alnwick Institution will open on
MONDAY, May 5th.
Applications may be made at their city resi-
dfnce until LIST Nav or by letter addressed to the
Laurel Post Once, Md
N. B.-Every facility is afforded for the sroui.
sition OF the French Language and Music.
an 14-dtMayI0