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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

The Santa Fe Gazette announces the arrival in that
city on the 9th Of May Of Captain Lindsay from Fort
Union. Col Bonneville and Lieut. Clitx arrived ON the
9TH from Albuquerque
The sixth column of the Utah forces left Fort Leaven-
worth the morning OF the 18th instant under com
mand Of Major Emory, first cavalry The following
troops compose this gallant column Major pauls com
pany Of the seventh infantry, and Captains Wood Carr
and Stnrgss companies OF the first cavalry, company
OF mounted recruits under Lieut.. Berry first Dragons
Tor the first dragons in Utah, and company OF in
fantry recruits under Lieutenant Brothetton of the fifth
infantry. On the staff the following officers Lieut.
Church, tirst cavalry, adjutant Lieut. 1vcron second
Dragons, quartermsster Capt Turnkey commissary
and DIR. Smith, medical officer
General Harney and staff to leave on the lAth
travelling to Utah by express The following officers
are on this staff Captains Peasantcn and Wheaton
aids Major Buell., adutant general Col Johnston, in
spector general Col Crcsman, chief quartermasteT :
and Captain Hancock, assistant Surgeon Wright mcii
cal director
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PROGRESS or 1HLGGERY.

From the New Orleans True Delta June 18th
The city was rife with yesterday Of the daring
ourages Thuggey and the conduct OF men heretofore
recognised as gentlemen and good members Of society
One report was that band Of noted Thugs hal crossed
the lake Saturday night and, for want Of better
amusement shot who kept cohec-housc some
where near Madisonvillc and managed to escape the
vigilance the people of that neghhorhood and succeed
cd in making their way to the city From all the in
formation we can gather believe the Malsonville out
rage IL correct and the thugs who perpetrated
10 the city The knowledge of this fact does not tend to
qualification OF affairs Another element Of dscord has
been thrown into the boing cauldron. ..Red Bill,
.sBll Red I" or ''B Red No q, or by what name this
ubiquitous Thug Is known 1t WAS currently reported
early yesterday monins arrested by the authorities
Of Carrollto and immediately bailed out by Mr. Mason
the mayor of Carrollton, and that he subsequently
arrested in the first district by the present chief of police
Colonel jacques, and presume he will be baed out
again by distinguished Thug behind the curtain.
These movements can tell the powers that he, will
not The people want quiet. The authorities
must show their hands. The question is narrowed
down to Thuggery The People.
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INROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
Il OF THE WEST SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST, BALI
Ausf AND OHIO RAILROAD


Sa~m~ svaase~e.a wsA greatly s~r~ocef seheisles
Three through connecting daily excea Sunday
from Washington for the we-s ~ ioiows
lsi The CINCINNATI txtNfns MAI. starts at SID, ~
lowing time Washington
oton before proceeding
hcnwood RIVER, p
Ohm for Coambus points
reaching Cincinnati al IL ~, H. day. ttl.lf
GREAl CNciNNAu and LOUIS
day and connecting directly with Express
Cairo, and the Southwest
Washington To 0ncnlAi hous and
81. ou only ~ hours.
a. CINCINNATI DAYTON iNMANAfOiE. CAIRO sr LOUIS
CHICAGO ExPktsss excea Saturday
sunday CSC c,ccng al Washington uncnon Bal
nore Baltimore al TO- On Sunday night s
naAdr by the 30 train fs"a Washington
u tie road in daylight take tbs
5l5. a IN. 10, trAiu from Washington f4
the Nothw suaaa
$50 For ali te Marietta Railroad take
the
The western connexions Washington ty all
the direct and
travelling pabnc and
that the Baltimore and
associate lines could have been secured
Through tickets and baggage csrks 10 ali
quarters other possible facility s, ts ioand THIS
Way passenger. Baltimore OHIO Rail
Washington follows Fog all betwoen Wash
ingon It, Fos ell
Piedmont wksetapg tbs 80 train. ~
connect Frederick take the 80, train
Of all kinds baggage checks and further information
apply to Thus n rAfrs,Ns, Agent
W. r SMITH,
ait' f+s Master 81 Transportation.
COLE
Gensrai 1.ckss Agent,
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IlEsrIyAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. AN

IL DREws FREE CHURCH. protestant Episcopal The cngre.
gtn Of his Church Festive the
Meridian nm
Boundary street, west Of l4ih street ih
The object commendzbIe being funds
erection Of Church with Free and School
education Of poor children
The following will hoped
number q Rne~ts
address will be delivered
e Baptist by the Rev Charles H. Hore Of the of the
Epiphany.
Nichols Crouch Of Vocalist
rich and tasteful Of musical
forte accomplishments.
Monsieur ilar Brass Band win enyen The with
perform.
feast q viii be paoneses
the enerann,snifree Ia the holders
Confctcns and fruits Of all kinds Mr. scoGei
caterer at city prices
For guests stages
place assembling free charge stages 1857
the Of Ninth avenue
and PcnnryvsnA The above places
six stages returning at night.
Persons BY viii be admitted by the
keeper on presenting their cards Of admission
Tickets 81 admitting lady and gentleman
the be J. " ki'r
the bookstores Nossrs Blanchard uohnD.
Pennsy avenue, Of 1lth
Philip VIM Hsllantyuc
the Drug Nsrn q 18th York
the Drug ssorc d Mr. Mcf1erron
vAna Capitol Hi
police force attendance preserve order.
Committee ~ Arrangements; ). ponoho r. b. onsiie
Hughes. Samuel T. Goivernear. ~.
june WdA Htl t
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CRIMINAL COURT.

The June term of this court commenced its session
yesterday morning, his honor Judge Crawford presiding
The court being opened the grand jurors called
follows: William w. Seaton, Michael Shanks, William
A. Bradley, Charles L. Coltman, William n. Bayly, Ed
ward Semmes Peter T. Bacon, George Parker BENJAMIN
B. French Robert Beale, Jonathan Prout, Bushrod w
Reed John Pettibonc. William r. Riley Elcaxar Linds-
ley, Hamilton Loughborough, Pearce Shoemaker, Edwin
NJ Inthicum, Philip T. Berry. Joseph N. Pearson, Rob-
ert S Patterson, Aaron w Miller Henry Haw, Joseph
G. G. Kennedy.
Having severaly answered to their names, they
sworn in and Judge Crawford delivered the charge.
The petit jurors called, AS follows James Y Da
Wis, Francis Mohun, Christopher Cammack, James f.
Scott, Edwin Green Terence Drury z d. Gilman A. +.
Kimmel, Joseph W. Marin, T. NJ p. King, Samuel
Lewis James HI Sheckells Daniel G. Ridgcley, Adam
Gcddis, Columbus Alexander. John T. Bradley John w
Martin, Henry c. Puriy, john Shaw, John w. OFT,
James Crutchett, Alexander M. Smith, Ludoc Williams
Richard Darnes James A. Burns. Thomas Orme, A. +.
Ofutt. John H. Smoot, John r. NcAlc Thomas H. Miles
The of the Dcvlns for the murder Of Berry on
Capitol Hill fixed for trial Monday next By the
agreement OF counsel, ii is expected that the case Of
Heslcr and Johnson for the Stoops murder will imme
diately follow Mcssrs Bradley, senior, and Ratce
retained for the defence in the Dcvl case and Messrs
Morris and Radcliffe In the other There being no
ready for trial this morning the petit Jurors were
dismissed until tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

Or11cE SbEErARy SENATE
June 21st, 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS will be this Office until IL O'Clock
Thursday the LIST July for furnishing and delivering
the vaults of the Capitol the FIRST day Of November
hundred @ 240 b Of best anthracite white ash
coal Jumps less than three than six inches diam
entirely free Of slate other foreign substances
for hundred md fifty cords Of best hickory wood To be
the the Capitol
ia pieces and properly packed in the vaults the whole
snbjeet the inspection Il the Secretary the Scnnte
Security for the faithful performance Of the for furnishing
the above articles the satisfaction The Secretary Of the Senate
viii be required.
Proposals separate should proposals
Wood aud proposals for Coal aud directed To the Secretary
Senate. -
June dt2Sh iInt&Siarl
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,bl,tered feelings against the United States nothing
viii be easier than for them TO give us sas' ue' !"
va" n, 40 /. generally conceded, must have pos
.ss;o 81 sonora they will be stumbling block IN the
way and they will make US pay dearly Tor IT, They
nnst be ,nadc to obey the authorities Of the United
states in Utah they must he forced to take up resi-
80. In so,ne other direction A strong military rule
Ill soon ooayinca them Of the folly OF their opposition To
the government and it will not be long before sepa
alton takes place between Young and the mass OF his
followers We should be sorry to see them take up ther
r,s,.i,ncs Ia Sonora
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OUR THANKS AND OUR BILLs.-The former

OUR THANKS AND OUR BILLS.-The former
present number who purchase ID
who promptly when called On VIII BIZ
our con stanta al o grow Ia their confidence
called for desk viii present IN lew
Ne have stated often and clearly That
al promptly cash when presented the
discontinued tina, deem requisite only TO say that We
adhere this rule. .t.f
cash bust
the relations which have
many and ourselves for ns
! years. ~
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
al Stores building,
Juue 2y--Iotde opposite Centre Market
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oS.ek aud proceed by Way OF
along street 10
ith 18th Pennsylvania along rennsyya
eerse Mary
Institute where ora'io VIII be
delivered by psy srand Master VI the
which val, retn 10 Masonic
Hall, WI "A Banquet VIII be served.
standing tickets or
VI Grand
secretary and secretaries subordinate hodges
By order. q, A ~ HNAiAAAS,
Jane 22-TuMedkfh Grand secretary.
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THE CROPS.

The wheat crops being harvested in these parts
20 Tar as We have heard the crops but Indifferent
The frost did little damage. but the fly and the
rust have made considerable havoc with IL We think
farmers who have not yet sold their last year crop (and
mere are many who have mott will find good price and
ready sale fos II soon. Rassad tGo) E1prs Js.e 17A
The fruit crop in Arkansas say our exchanges prom
es to I've very abundant this Peach apple pear
and plum trees loaded with fruit which are growing
finely
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MEETING or THE CITY COUNCILS

MONDAY, June II, 1858.
Board ALDERMEN. An adjourned meeting of the
Board Of Aldermen held ut their in the City
Hall at four clock, p. m. the president, William T.
Dove, in the chair.
On motion, the reading of the Journal dispensed
with.
The president laid before the board a communication
from the mayor, transmitting the following statement Of
the condition Of the accounts Of the corporation which
read and ordered to BIZ printed
Corporation n wasAineon eA Banl e Washington
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BArrlxoxs, Nay $, 1858.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Nj EN
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE oHANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
CITY Georgia Alabama
Mississippi louisiana Arksnsas and Texas
Through ihe Erosl sOo'Ax Rail
end xi street. Washing
ton Steam Ferry Boat George Page tbs Once Of
Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, II Alexandria
Richmond, Danvie Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville Huntsville, Grand june
li ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans
BY Continuous Railway Conncxons Memphis
Ardn Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route
The boat George Page leaves the loot Of Seventh street
Alexandria, where tho
Richmond Aaunlon White sulphur springs
sock kc TX Richmond all points southwest
making and close Memphis
baggage and omuibuses the ONCE Pa
O'Clock, a. M and 7, p.
tae JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June Is--r wAshingoo
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l. In conformity with that part Of the act making appropriations
for the the the
approved appropriates
chase beec loading carbnes the model
by board Of ordnance officers
officers Of the ordnance will West
the l2sl day d July for the purpose indicated BY
All persons DESTROYS competing
ing carbnes invited do and each composition required
submit his carbne with the
less than hundred round) the hoard
days the Of explain
H.k CRAIG,
Colonel o Ordnance.
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Tho Evening Argus Bs,norc pennsy
Philadelphia Herald Daily News and journal Of Commerce New
York Post Boston Times Hartford Enquirer
South, Richmond
Va and Brow nlow Wing at Knoxville Tenn will please publish
the nsie III I2ah II this
copy ID the first paper contrasting Il. M
June 20~-dtJuy IL tdat&
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CEMI-ANNUAL NOTICE.--We are now having all
~ made on books customary this
sexsou hereby notify those Of having such
with until the 9th
called for will be rendered with view 10 settlement
of July. HUTCHINSON MUNRO
June 22--d3i&eod3t lSarl
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
IXl est niaden Worn BY Kings EmperGs whAt VII

lvI est Diadem Worn BY Kings Emperrs wAts Why
Because the ornament God himself provided for All
Reader although the bloom brightly The glowing
cheek tho be sparkling the teeth be those pearl the
head berc q covering tie hair Ia snar'rd ard shsvrled
harsh and still spruked wh Nature Yin loss
three umes week will restore and prAnssy secure
the following Ms OF
the first s the celebrated pianist, Ttaaberg 5t.a s
Yosx, April II, 1855
express you obligations am under
hair y its original color Abut the
upon application your Restorative
its original hue consider restorative wonicrf
invention quite cAcacious as well Is agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours, truly, -
Dr. woop. g. THALBRai.
aDrych ar GwyHedydct'
WEIGH Newspaper once 10 Nassau street. April H. 1855
your Hair Restorative and wife, who
try her little hnkinx n the time that
my surprise performed that wonder
fn effect by turning all the gray hairs 10 dark bown - r same
''''''' CHARLES cARDEw
NEW Yoxx July Is, 1857.
pnoy o. j. woop: your
the ecaczous arioie
using your my hair and WHISPERS, which
that applications them
Il unpssasans Itching
mon among persons who pcrsptre freely. j. o. KABf
years my hair hiAEs
and fact becoming bald and had tried
remedies effect commenced restorative 20 JaDu
Oh up and turned back to is former csW (back) Al
this time Is fully restored 10 it's original color health and appes
and cheerfaly recommend its ia ALL j. D. HOES
CHICAGO H.. May l, 1857
put up bottles Of three large
dunn holds half pint retais dol
per medium holds
the small rea for dollars bott the large
holds quart forty per cent, more y proposition aud re,. 0T -
York Wire Railing Establishment and ia Market street
81 Louis, Mo H@A
by good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
May l3-d3m $500
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MAsorlc cELEBRATaoN.

The oscers and VI woshau Grand Lodge
Mssoa the ssIct o. Columbia and u ssctA
assemble Masonic Hail
9th Thursday the 2st Instant @ john
IAaNl al 4 o.clock q. IA.
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~ GEORGE PAGE will follows
Leave Alexandria at T. g. TO- II O'Clock, 4, and o'clock
\. m. Z
Leave Washington O'Clock M g. and O'Clock
4. IN.
The THOMAS ColIYER, when route viii opposite
Fare 10
whaeys connecting and Colyer viii
same Alexandria.
June s~-eod-4H s8 RICHARD wAIIACH President
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DIED.,

DIED,
Near Washington 10Th brief Illness MAR
GARET FRANCES youngest child
aged months and % days
Monday long painful illness, NIco
LAS A. RANDALL. aged 50 years
The family respectfully invited
o'clock a. m.
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" LAW AND 0RDER. "It is admitted by those ever on
the alert to chronicle crime that the return Of the
Hilary Guard for Saturday night gave the of but
single prisoner for trial. while Sunday and Sunday
night the trial docket blank. This IL extxaordina-
ny, considering the sine of this city, and II shcws that
the election of Mayor Bet has sent the know nothing
Migrants and rowdire to some far of place
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TINE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Il OF NEW YORK.
Net February 1858, Secured state
bonds and mortgages Of first class.
Frederick Winston president Isaac Abbott, secretary.
AY.P Garrett NJ d., examining physician <s5 Ninth
Office Of
CHARLES M sEIDRS, Agent.
June 22--d8ms No. 507 Seventh
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soEx l. cAuHn-
r - JUN
HENRY 4 CAMPBELL,

Bankers,
LAND COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Sour Cify Iosou, fs s as

Enter lands With land cash. and lan
pay taxes aud furnish abstract 70 0ss
aeD I'D
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TYR GRxAr HArL-sroRx Yesterday was the anniver-
ssry Of the great hail storm which did much damage
year ago,
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CtOPPER SCALE-Therc will be sold at public
~ auction IL thS 18th day July Isss the
u T. Navy Yard, wa~ingon from me - ek tcua
offered COPPER SCALE The analysis ~a0s sllas scse
has given about So cent ct metallic copper
examined prsvp saie upn arp,cs
At ,he Navy Yard. Terms q sale cash
HlNx Nstx Arer,
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ID II. GILLET, Counsellor ut Law. has removed
1Os hin Once 10 bis rsueucs Frxnkl corner Of Ard
ibrsash streets He viii ps,0xIsl.
" IN tbr United States Supreme Court
frt2 o.
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THEATRE.

w ASHINGTON THEATRE.
Two Operas Regular prices Cool Theatre
TUESDAY EVENING JUNE ~, 1858,
Ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAM0RE-
ANNIE MINER Mr. rR,zER c GUIIMETrH, MRS " HOLMAN,
MIR y. RuDoIPffsEN, MR. GEO HOLMAN
"Wednesday last o. the benefit Of Mr. H. C. Cooper the
celebrated grand
June 20 Is<ate~ SAr.I
A6e-kxIeHrs TExpIAK ATTENTION. ashngto
Coounandrry No viii assembly full uniform their
Of 9th and Thursday 2sh al clock
y form the w. GrASd Lodge T. and A. Ma
BY order 81 the lninept Commander:
22--TuWedATh W. & McNAIRN Recorder.
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4.E MAyoRx ovvscK,
tli Washington. June H. 1853.
A IL persons having claims against the Corporation
"A ~ Washington Of KIND the funded debt
furnish this once mm.d,
JAMES g. bERRkr,
June 16-e Mayor.
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~ p. CULVER, (SUccEssoR TO d. =. Dyson J DRUG
Je gst Apticary renn
Washington C. Having Thoroughly renovated and Gcd
up IDMuG8
Medical
city, constantly keeping hand the very
freshest Drugs and Medin<W cnmpouhdn6 their
scrpons To the caution etcency
patch ~ prescriptions with wheh thSAy kindly
favor either hy day night n,
My u FANCY rOf nj ART1CI n ctnsng psti
the handkerchief Colleagues
Hair Dyes Soap Powders ~ the 1ooh
Brushes Hair Comb, and Brushes,
the richest style all q which complete superior
sto-know in thu market. f7ts sf ffH 7'ffA4
addition ccsssAn,ly keep
Charles
AND TABLE WARE by the Iaecc SETS WHICH wuad
special attention.
Itf finr Ntp5afa SODA WATER fir Hf.51
Dispensed thirsty furnishing all hours day
luna
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geutae
attractions tins head a haiT b<cones matter Of
importance question What shah stop
fAlg reply
this query beg n HArrss Hair Promoter and I'm
proven applications win the hair falling breaking
dsndrun tn. scalp clean white fresh
viaor the and although may bald
years, Il IL You
aluxnrian head Of hair Call bottle and, satisfied
the application and the pFtee pah
DR. Harriss Hair Promoter and mprcver soM 10 Rich
mond by W PETERSON Druggist,
Maine and I2ah and Main and wall
in Washington D. GILMAN, druggist, Penny
and b. CLARK y street aud PENN
21--3m l4saat
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Dispensed thirsty fsmtsh~g all the day
June 10
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EXCURSIONS The Waugh Chapel and the Second Bap-
sh Sabbath School go down the river excursions to-
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The WASHINGTON LIGHT INFAxrRY have declined the
invitation to visit Monticello the Fourth of July.
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III. Medical Department.
Session 1854

UNHE Seventh Annual Course OF Lectures in this
:. Institution will commence on Monday, the I'd Of
November next, and continue until the FIRST Of the
ensuing March.
THOMAS r JENNINGS, Md, Professor Of Anatomy.
BERRIEN LINDSEY, D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
c. X. WINSTON, D., Professor of Matera Medica and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. II. BUCHANAN, MD, Professor of Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JoHN WATSON, MD, Professor Of Obstetrics and
and the Diseases of Woman and Children.
paul F. EVE, MD, Professor Of Principles and Prac
tice OF Surgery.
W. X. Bowling, MD, Professor OF Institutes and
Practice of Medicine
william T. BRIGGS, NJ D.. Adjunct Professor and De
monstraior of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened FOR students
on the first Monday in October, Ohe 5th).
A Preliminary COttTse al Lectures free all stu
dents, will be given by the Professors, commencing
also the first Monday of October
The Tennessee State Hospital, under the direction
OF the Faculty, is open the Class free Of charge.
A Clinlque has been established in connection with
the University at which operations performed and
prescribed for and ecured upon in the presence
of the class
Amount of Fees for Lectures is SlO5; Naturalization
fee (paid once only S5 Practical Anatomy $40; Grad
nation fee, SIS.
Good boarding can be procured for SO 10 81 per
week For further information Catalogue apply 10
W. h. BOWLING, NJ. D.,
ty23-2m Dean Of the Faculty.
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TTNHE following is SCHEDULE Of Property which
i will be given TO Purchasers of Books at the time