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Personal PARAGRAPHS


Gen Totem and family presented at NapO-
Icons frst reception Of this
Hon John 5 Wells, Of Mes Hampshire Is at the Ma
tana Hotel
r,r Mowry ectured on Arizona Hast night before
me New York eeogaphiol and Statistical Society
The hate Mrs f. WOODWARD Of Gooohland county,
virginia haze beqneathed 81 900 10 Baptist missions
ssnern Wand OF Georgia. our new minister 10 China
IA Al present the guest Of the Hon William Appleton ia
Boston
Mr. Powers has near comrletiou HE size full length
aure of w .shington Ia the fun dress Oh Master Mason
and il Ia indeed exquisite he has commenced Jefferson
and Franklin for the Capitol al Washington
duncan X Mcllae, esq is about 10 remove 10 Ten
noee and Is 10 be associated with John Baxter who
formerly Of the foremost ia the western portion
Jf North Carolina
Mr. hart has his colossal statue Of Mr.. Clay to
Munich be cast in bronze for the State OF Louisiana
He has ne completion full length liie-size Of Mr.
Clay in aarble for Kentucky and il cannot fail 30 give
satisfaction.
Babe ) new Boat Song nov SO popular in London,
L said 20 be one of best things be has composed
The words by General Morris Hall SON VIII issue
th. music in the course Of a few days
Paul Moafsly the American champion ehess-player
against world upon his return 10 this country is
he presented by the New York Chess Club with splen-
did silver and gold ebessme, worth 81 O0o and
board Of like elegance. medal and watch are also
ordered for him
Queen Victoria has issued her proclamation surnmonng
he lords spiritual and temporal aud the knights citi-
zsns and burgesses and the commissioners for sres and
bughs OF the House OF Commons, constituting the
British Parliament assemble the 50 Of this month
m the despatch Of divers urgent aud Important ai-
iars
The little Prince Imperial OF France playing the
other day in the gardens Of yraadc mare Montio when
some Indies well known to him up usual to kiss
and iondle HIM Bat the little heir apparent doubtless
under instruction, astonished them by throwing himself
into attitude and holding out hiF hand for their
salute
Mr. W r. Blake is member OF Laura Keenes COM
pany he not cast ia Our American Cousin and has
not therefore appeared the stage for fifteen weeks
During this time he has drawn his salary regularly He
makes his Bottom in the Midsummer Night
Dream when Tom Taylors comedy Is withdrawn until
next Christmas
Mr. Il S Hoar and Miss Il IL Prichard both Of Con
curd Mass married ON the 2Sth of December at
the United States consulate Leghorn Among the in
yitsd guests the Hon Moses II Grinnell, Hon.
Carol spence late United States CONSTANT
Justice Boulton, Of Canada and several American
ladies.
Dr. B Gould. jr viii probably be the successor Cd
Dir Bond at the bridge Observatory DIR Gould has
long aspiIed to this situation and he is person Of
high artainnents, and fortunate than Mr. Bond
ENJOYS the oonnenance Of Professor Pierce the
ical professor, he viii be strongly urged candidate
for the succession The atmosphere Of Cambridge viii
be congea 10 him than that OF the Dudley Obser
vatoIy
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ut len. desire tl.1aa rid themselves u a. We
.bau soon II they have tar courage 80 do 50
We Are ready To admit that la tisis ocsd al differ
"a tisnes cazizrzi there have beep there are
sa Of unqualified honesty. The IL la the mature
"a the tribunal it, existence for 90 nOt be-
HVe that the work ably begun Ia the breaking up OF
tbe lettings u 81, and eioquenfy Illustrated In the
assee ofAlr Hatch speech which have quoted cAn
r. com pleted the requirements o. the constitution
hddlnd until fhe duties ID regard 10 the canals
,d 10 the hands OF the accountable stale officers 10
bsu they formerly entrusted and who n the
limitation Of the constitution 20 be deprived
n tboir high responsibilities.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

THURSDAY FkhhrAKH 3 1917
On motion Of s. s. Baxter esq Oscar Stephenson,
esq, o Minnesota, admitted attorney and
sellOT Of this court
administrator al Appeal from the circuit United
States iOr the District VI Columbia Mir Justice Camp
bell delivered the opinion OF the court reversing the de-
Of the said Tcuit court with costs and demanding
the Cor further proceedings Ia conformity TO the
opinion OF this court.
No. As. Henry Hill. plaintiff in error, &C. Caleb b
Smith a. La 10 the circuit court United States
for the district Of Indiana Mr. Justice Grier delivered
the opinion OF the court reversing the Judgment OF the
said circuit court with costs and remAnding the
for further proceedings in conformity 10 the opinion Of
this court
No. B Rufus Alien q a., appellants rs. Henry l.
NewbeTry, claimant OF the steamboat Fashion, Sc
Appeal from the district court United States for the dis
trict Of Wisconsin. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the
opinion Of the court affirming the decree OF the said dis
trict conrt in this cause with costs.
No. 80. George smith, appellant, John .. Orton.
Appeal from the district United States ior the dis
tIict OF WISCONSIN. Mr. Justice Catron delivered the
opinion Of the court reversing the decree Of the said dis
court with COSTS and demanding the for fur
Their proceedings In conformity TO the opinion Of this
court.
No 49, The owners Of the brig JAS Gray, appel
lants The OF the ship John FTnser and the
steamer General Clinch Appeal from the circuit
United states for tbs district Of South Carolina
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF hecourt
reversing the decree Of the said circuit court with costs
and demanding the for further proceedings in
formity TO the opinion Of this court
No. 60 The people Of the State Of New York, ri
Asa Cutler a. plaintiffs in error Edgar G. Dibbe,
county Judge The argument OF this com
mencsd by Mr. j. L. Brown foE the plaintiffs la error and
continued by Mr. Martindale for the defendant ia error
Adjourned until tomorrow, III O. clock
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MONSTER CANNON The construction of a monstrous
piece of ordnance says the Ptsburg Dtspah has been
projected by the Secretary War which viii probably
be cast the Fort Pitt Works in this city 1t combines
some Of the features Of both the !'Dahgren and Go
lubiad gums and is calculated to do execution at -four
miles II is 10 be OF fteen-inch cabre with diameter
of twenty-eiglt and half inches at the muzze forty
seven inches the hreech and extreme length Of m
feet The ball win weigh between four hundred and
four hundred and fifty pounds, requiring enormous
charge Of powder. The estimated weight OF the gun s
between twenty-five and thirty tons
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pproved , February 1854


AN ACT 10 fix and regulate the compensation Of re-
overs and OF the land offices under the provs
sions Of the act approved April twentieth, eighteen
hundred and eighteen.
BE- enaco BY the Senate and House q Representatives gf he
IRsed Soe f A1oser IN Congress assembled That the
entitled San iur changing the compensation OF re-
ceyers and registers OF the land Offices approved April
twentieth eighteen hundred and eighteen shall be SO
strned by the proper accounting officers OF the
30 restrict the aggregate amount allowed coupensa
ton FOR the registers and receivers commissions moneys
received nj any land office ia any calendar year
the suIa Of twenty-Gy hundred dollars each and that
the registers and receivers sha not receive any
quarter fractional quarter than pro rata allow
OF said maximum OF twenty five hundred doars
Their compensation both tor salary and commission
TO and he calculated from the time they enter
on the discharge Of their duties
Approved February 1883.
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Nav YoEK, Feb. 9--Cottou is quet-sales Of 800
bales uplands M Quotations nominal in
qnence Of waiting for the Asia Flour is beayyses 81
sO0o bbls State, IS 20 a s. so Ohio, Sc rs Sc IS
Wheat is hnn-Sass OF So 600 bushels western white
81 50asl5l Corn Is buoyant- sales Of Ill 600 bush
els mixed sc cents whs offered but 81 cents asked
yellow 50 30 cents Pork Is buoyant mess 81 IS
sls s2A prime, SIS GA sI3 rs Lard is buoyant at
1T III cents. Whskey is firm at 2s4 cents Sugar
unchanged Spirits OF turpentine is heavy at AZ 49,
cents Rosin is quiet at 81 10 Rice is firm Al 81 a
cent?
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4n lying IA tis port Of hltinsose. and owned by
Robert uofsis4e et4rn VI the United states PrDssed
IL be proved to the satisfaction OF the Secretary of fhe
Treasury tt4Af she built at Mag Landing, la the
State a New Jefsey that she enr0ilod AmeIi
vessel aud that she owned ia whole by citizens
OF the United States tho time she stranded
reef AbAco Of the Bahama Islands aud thai she
IL owned by Robert DOrTitie who Il citizen Of
tbs United States
Approved February ISIS
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ANAEClTORS SALE OF a VALUABLE PkI-
a Library by Orphans CDurt
tuesday the instant shall sell auction rpams Ihl
seventh and O'Clock by order 81 thF
executor collection Of books lately comprising I
HliCh
be iOuna and valuable books such
Congressional Pr8rcsdngs from I7TJ % lha2.
Esut0ns Arrangements u nrhales
lAlr and Works 8f John Adams.
Cr4nchs fiepoTts Diversions the Supreme
ElBtt pehatas Proceedings
Gated States Statutes q Large, Senate Documents
HOUSE JsurnAls, Annals Congress.
Rrpdt- ~ CanInilteus, HggHrds Reports.
I1uruas a.
wheaton, Rep1rts Thirty Uliied
large miscellaneous EuElhh FreBch
aud spanish
Catalogues will ready distribution SATURDAY. the
stAni, be had BY calling my auction
Terms cash MONTGOMERY BLAIR
Feb Sd A. GREEN Anrtnnesr.
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DEN. n. FRENCH'S ninth annual sale Of books
slaIisnAy anou CAsidAy ieah
seets reunsy assnns ElhAlN6
every sgeung disposed o. Having bsnu
wears happy ~ al ud
Tbs stock 0 me asai aud hst Heirried
braugli u bous b0uBd rich fuksg
aulque antique Illustrated And llamnale1
The are an warranted neN aad perfect
h18ks private during tie hall luhlils prices
every evening 0riook Al Bra d frcnchs
j. C. MCGUIRE o.
Frb 4-d2w AnctoueeTs
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AN ACT authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury TO
grant register 20 the schooner william A. Hs
mill =
Ss snan~a BY ne Ssna and House Of Representatives. Of ne
csssNs Saas 87sra Congress axsrnssel That fhrre
be granted under the direction of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, register for ths schooner William A Ha
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NOTICE

NOTICE
For as Restoration d saaia Lands MaSk IA 1e STATE or
MIcHIGAE.
VNliE grant Of land made by the act of Congress
approved IcuIGAS aia IN the
construction q ccrian railroads herea mentioned having been
ar adjusted q a1horie the release from q the lands
lands Mtbch De outside Of % eac side Rapids
Indiana slaFqnstae The Daroi ana Ma
waukee the 'o Huron Ml AlubDy Lansing
and Traverse Bay railroads. situated Inc
ships winch have been selected grant,
served Tor purpose whatever ana 4oa.ch subject lus
entry az nc date B Aara@ai val he private entry
lhe DAY ana - TIE places hsrena eed at the ordinary mini
mum q " Y per acre @ at me prizes . ~eh they have
Inc hand ONCE Monday elstA daya April
a.za,
soaal q ll baas liae Of rlaeJpaf n.salaa
Townships 4, ., !, q 8, 9, 2, and s. Of range
Al The land Once DsroH Monday day b. qll
stA y ne Of prsue,.al na.rsdaan
Io~nshle ! 2, "A s,7, :, aad 9 Of range
a S-,NasiaIs \ Z 7, !, Z ana 9 q range
Townships Q, Z, 5, and ~ IL range 4.
sarh # nc sas lane and If ne prinoipal meridian
Townships j, 2, s.4, 5, y, s. and o. d range l.
Roh n tAe aGe iias and 'Os u sAs principal m4daun
Toanzlps 90, 80, 81 SO 49, o. and IS, Of range 2
Not " le bass line and " the priacipal meridian
Townships 4 2, ., ., and 8, Of range l.
Tow nsliIs s. O. 9, no, 81 ranges a. ~ aud IA
Townships 4, q s. q and 10, Of ranges IL i6 and II
A. tie land ooe EAH sasA~ Monday elsre day t
lilra neza viz
stfl ~ fhr bde tths aad eat " the principal sasdiaa
To~nsi g. IL L. ia Il ID b aad 70 raa E ~ 2 rs /
TsanshIs Q, 4, y TO- IA a. 10, 20, af range q
Townships O. y 8, 10, and 10, range 4.
Townshiis b TO- ii, IL la and H. d range
Townships q, $, ., 10, ii, 4, ~, and a. range
Townships Q, s. 3 and i0 o. ranges s, 3, 40,
World n and q u, pri,oipa usridan
Township. H. ~, u, IL. ls III Is ana H. Of range
Townships H. y, - H. l., ~ Is, H. 20 "a IS
n, and -, % range 2
the hand ofuc Monday the h day d Apr ,aeg
viz:
Soa q de base ldas and oeaf q As p,inofal
Townships l. .. 3, 4, 8, q and 10 uf range l.
Townships q 10 ii III ~ lg lp and 10 az range
Townships J. 2 3, S,s TO- N H. AZ Is, ~ and 90
Torasnlps /, 2, a4,Ssse To- ii, a. is 10 and 90 Of
Townships i p selo1r IL, II, Is ID, aud 90 Of
To~nsr . 80 IL IL Ia IA, IL, Il, u.s. 10, and 49,
ro-rs S,7,sa1Oll 4, is H. IS ~ rs ID and ~ q
Tawnsap. 10 II ~ Ia a. 49, H. u.s. 49, ana 20 Of
rangs o.
Townships a. 5, 8, :, 3, q and 10, Of range 10
The Land Office CRY Monday na day n
AEsaH n,st viz:
Nora gds baae line and u Priacp0l neridiaa
rgr.hp. y. "a "a a. aa 90 q, rs % 80 81 and sg o
Township. a a 20 n a. %, ~ IS 80 30 81 and 81, q
rAnss g.
Isap. "a ~ 90 "a 20 49, 81 90 30 and 81 ur range 8
Townships ri =, e, "a, %, 2s, q q rangc u
Townships q, - ~ "a and "a ~ range
Townships u 2. and ~ Of range 8.
isen under hand Al the ciiy Washington as
THos A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner o ssuneral Land once
Ngm-Under regniaros department a. heretofore ana
existing n.ds proea1aans
the Commissioner oa The General Land once.
feb 4-Wsw Tntdastarl
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Pub Q.

AN ACT to provide for the lighting with gas certain
streets across the Mall
BE saaote b t Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
Daed Sqts Of America IN Cbngess assea That the sum
of six Thousand four hundred dollars be- and the same il
hereby appropriated out 81 any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated for laying down gas p and
erecting gas lamps Four-and ahalf street Seventh
street and Twelfth street across the plat Of earth de-
sbed ia the plan Of the city reservation numbers two
and three commonly known the Mall the 10 be
expended under the direction Of the Commissioners Of
Public Buildings This act shall he in force frosn Us
passage.
Approved Febrnarr 1854
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B15-In consequence Of the above advertisement il
proper should give no u the public THAI the
advertised dad considerable belong the
the library q thai gentleman
ne barnng house city February
exception which happened
other the h1ge than hi study The Are brke in the
study discovery the haufa possible
part q library
book by Montgomery Blair
taken from Residence without TrateDcr discr
pFuIrurshipn them, and without lit catalogue
BY which hry identified their
many belong person.
gpe here
WN CAREY JUNES
sTnEz, February 2 1853
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Nav NoRK, Feb 3Ille steamship Etna Of the Cullar
line, VIII sal hence Cor Southampton and HAvre o
Saturday. She viii take the English aud French mai
intended ioT the Amgo
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II PLATA The Argentine Confederation aud
IL Paraguay, being narrative n the exploration .ibu1icg
La Plata adhcai countries during years 1888
81 Us, and So under he orders q The Uncd raverns
hg Thomas Page uuited Sa Navy oonniandr exed
ion ONE va1me large oaiayo with
Muslin
This roume contains the oCa the mos m
pataat expeditions seut att by guvcrnrneid
For sale NJ TAYLOR a MAUBTs
B0aksclnrs
Feb& No 3s4 Penn ax near Nintl street
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The charIeston Raees.

CHAHLEsToS Feb 9-Gazee won the first RAGS yester-
day, and oongaree the second TAr River won the main
four mile race
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r. PAN AND HER PEOPLE-By Andrew Stem
- msts ESQ vol ~ -
The Cavaliers q Fortune British Bsrpss goEom Ware W
1annes Grant
tngsh cbuntry Iie canss. u descriptions 81 rural ns roar
srrnery, tfr " Thomas Miller 4 vol
scu q ProniAhT The ues pongs Alder
sioati
FIztfettsvtd aai br sale by
Fb. BLANCHARD EoHUN
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LaAfkssaErH, Feb. z.~1he outlaw Brown has escaped
from the authorities and Is believed 20 have gone 10
Nebraska party has gone in pursuit
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Financial

HEw foHE, Feb. s-Stocks iTregular-C Chicago and
Rock island, So La Crosse & Milwaukee a New York
Central, sZl Missouri 6s 50.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE a Co, Auctioneers.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE a. Co., Auctioneers.
NIARSHAL'S SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR IL
WI qu0rs wines Monday morning
10 Oclek the
Cure virtue against goods
o. James T. shall sell
uAble stock OF liquors comprising
Choice pale and dark brundies In demi,hns
Superior old rye wi.iskey, dsmiidhns and barre
Holland IaInaina Fnr1ts
Part, sharry, MADEIRA, and champagne wines
lot cigars damiohns dccanfurS,
Terms and cash: uft
and ninety for satisfactorily notes bearing
WAl sEzIEN
L. &. Marshal d c.
JAS, Q. MCGUIRE co.
Feb I'D AacIoneers
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FTNhE place 10 buy Juveniles is al
Il FRsNcHS
bot 10th and llth streets, Penn. ayszua
tes%-A n cnsidsy's Cd store
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HoW TO FARM PR0FTTABLY; OR. THE

HUW TO FARM PROFIrABL1i OR, THE
4 u SAYINGS AND polNss eT Mr. ALDERMAN MECH with
iiustrations ~ crnis free hy Rsai 81 cents
hngsh Country lai~ Consisting descriptions d rural habits
country scenery and he Thomas Miller 81 ~ Beau
tialg ninsra1ed
laT@n aua Her People BY Andres senaeiz, ess via
our illustrations. q
The Mcrosc0ge hrint popular description
nd beaufia oieris fhr exiuug b Lane Clarke rs
Rsn'fedees Educational ManuAs hchgeus knuvisEe No
rs
The German Scholars Hana Book ~ dawson W Tsrncr
40
,nsa Easuisbsas
FHuPS Boakse1re
Feb4 go Penn. Nv, hst on ard Icth
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INBOM l0NDON.-llhlips' authentic Map Of Brit
Il @ Columbia and ho Cold Fields nrisst Amanac ans
Cnpanon ior 1853 q SO Asnacb d. cs lsa
tsns Art q Et1mpore Speaking g. Young issa,sr
~ Smiths Hus Pubhc
London Drainage aud Sewers 80 rAr
London " 70 hnchels Metropolitan Improvement
Parliamentary Report rni-d Isi~axs "a sosn
oraory ~ ocns Nereuei Truidnd louroeA ~ 75
MacEregofs Brih America ara.
Non fAfis and s1stics n a fsrst fzr
iA1aentary Huisont Bay Report l7ss 81 20
febS FRASck TAYlSs
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FuxERkL or AS Opp FELLOW. Mr.. Thomas Bowling
who was an original nsaher Of the first odd Fellows
Ledge established n this county Baltimore but who
has years past been resident Of this District
died in Georgetown on Wednesday He VIII he buried
by Mechanical Lodge No. is aud il is expected that the
order viii turn in large numbes at his funeral on
Ftiday afternoon.
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GroRGK1oWS DEMOCRATS should remember that 1t is
their duty TO give hearty support to the regularly
nominated candidate Of their party at the ensuing cleo
tion for mayor.
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a.7s~ The democratic members OF the House Of
Representatives Inetug the party
Capitol On Saturday next, "a o'cloek y m
MARTIN J. CRAWFORD. Georgia
NJ n. ~ GAKSETT Virginia.
{. l. vAId.ANTaGflAM Ohio,
u. c lifgiF.Tr Kentucky,
+. : MARSHALL Illinois,
Teb9 Conultee
LyOR wAyERLY NOVELS in half Turkey, half
IL calf ANA cloth bindings, lne edition 80
BfS =. FIFNCTTs
Feba--a Book Auction.
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THE AsYLuM CONTAINS about hundred and fifty
inmates Of whom sxtyfve in the work house
department The management Of the Intsndent Ii high
ly commended by visitors and the new building now
nearly competed-is web adapted for the purpose to
which II a devoted
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AAnSDK HoSonABIE--Taae Washington correspondent
Of Boston paper having stated by mistake that Of
the students Of Georgetown College misbehared them
selues ia this city at Christmas time has very handsome
" corrected his Rninicntional error The young gentle
men of the Georgetown College Justly famed for
their correct department abros1 they for their
hlatic advancement that venerable seat OF learning
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u,HE KFNTrcKY MILITARY INsTITUTE. I

FIFHE kEMTlfhl MILITARY INSTITUTE, dl-
rected by ID rIf.aiird by State under
me suparuendenoa Of Col w MiesAN distinguished graduate
West Point and practical ided ny able faculty.
The colleges
tended IN Mathematics Mechanics Mao Construction Agreutu
raj tianaiiry MIng Geingg Also Egst lirature, M
bqieal isangs and Modern Languages accompanied by dy and
regulatBd exercise.
-co5 81 Architecture, Engineering Commerce., Mone, and Law
admit af selecting mcans, pruos
sisHa preparation, both before snd aiter arAduaiug
Tbs charges siO2 halt yearly session, payable advance
Address The Superintendent Military lusiue Faukhn springs
Ky. ~ az undersigned 2. DUDLEY.
Jan A-lmdswEw President q Board
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THE OpRA-1he opera OF don Pasquae, am
nounosd for Monday evening is admirably calculated
display the yyacous acting and the vocal talents Of Pic
e1lomini Those who wish good seats should lose no
time Ia obtaining them
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wAsHISGr9S TnEARK.--Miss Davenport won fresh lau-
rels last night in the school for Scandal aud delight
ca the large and fashionable audsnce. Tonight she
viii appear I'm obedience to general request in Masks
and Faces =
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III ISTORY Of the State Of Rhode Island and Provi-
III denoe Plantations BY samusI Greene Arnold
Episodes q French History during the Consulate
fy Miss Fardoe. vol 81.
New Edition Of the Pocal Works of fz Greene Hslek Blue
nd gold.
The Mammal q Chess, The elementary principles
Illustrated with Diagrams recent aaea
uai prtblrms. By Charles
Jus received and for sale BY
febS BLANCHARD MgFrN
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MILITARY DxSER two fine corps Of cadets at the
Georgetown College commanded by Captains Ward and
Marion will parade Saturday, and visit this city
where they win dine with invited guests at the National
Hotel
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For as Restoration 81 saia Lands 10 Murk IA 1e STATE o.
MICuygny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

LETTER FROM A PHILADELPHIA CLERGYMAN.
The following letter from Rev. Mr. Williams OF Phia
depha pastor OF the Universast church. was read ana
Ms sentiments were highly applauded =
PgILApELpHIA, Sept II, 1853