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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-The Nashville I'm
ion, in referring to the o:tion of negro
suffrage, remarks:
"The question was lodged in Ohio, and
will probably be dodgel in every State
outside of New England. Next FALL af-
ter the voice Of the people is heard in the
elections, the negro suffrage advocates
will sing very small A year later
they will deny that they ever proposed
such thing"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

TIE Rochester ,standard says, work
has already cor.mcnced and IS progressing
rapidly on the c. r. < c. Railroad at that
place. Shantics have been built along tie
line, and the Staniord predicts the cons
pleticn, in very short tine, Of the read
to Plymouth. Success, say We, to the en-
terprise. The Importance Of this road
in connection with harbor ut Mich gan
City, has not been overlooked, and we
hope to see the work pushed forward and
the road completed to Peru
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
isae ErrcEresSiss;a.

As a specimen of some of the cardinal
principles of the party in power, we copy
the following from one of its chief organs,
the San Francisco News Letter:
"What Snail we do with him" politically
and socially? Politically, we shall extend
to him the right of suifrage-and respect
him as iclow-citizen. Socially, his
general good behavior will command our
esteem-we will elevate the races by
amalgamation. Were We Il candidate for
member of Congress, We would rather Sc
cure the vote Of the immaculate Puritan
by advocating the rights Of the ncgro-for
who can be loyal and discard the
claims OF our co!ored fellow citizens to our
social and political status-than advocate
the obsolete dogma of supporting the Con
stitution and the Laws, and rely on the
suffrage Of the Ignorant Irish" the ''cow-
ardly Dutch" the "thieyiug jew" the
''bIawstel Britishcr," and the "sneakine
Frogeatcr.' Away with your old fogy
ideas. This Is new era. We have
Enancipated the Negro-we viii dislran-
chi.e the foregncr-and the ''iron heel Of
the Puritan will crush the serpent head of
Priesthood" then will be tie new order
Of things. Ncxt--thc millennium.
The VI. c Republican is requested to
copy the above delicate m reel for ,,ne
benefit Of its Irish and German readers.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
,STRJEY NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
county surveyor of Marshall county Indiana
will at the request of John Baxter proceed on
Thursday Sept. 18th 1868, to survey and
su divide the following described lands. to-wit:
The North West IA Section q T. IS N. r. .
f. in Marshall County and also 'tablish the cor
ners of tho lands belonging to said Baxter in said
section said survey will be continued from day ia
az if necessary till completed.
Nonresident owners OF land in said section who
fail to meet me at the time above mentioned at the
residence of Sohn Baxetcr, and defray or pro
vide for defraying their portion of the expenses
of said survey will be returned to the county
Auditor delinquent, and such delinquencies
placed on til c tax duplicate for collection accor-
ding to law. mol
j. NJ KLlNGER CO. Sur. Of NC
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

The New York Iieralds Washington
special says during last week upwards of
n dozen citizens of the south, who had
obtained pardons, made application at the
frcedmcns bureau for restoration Of lands
which had been taken into custody of the
bureau. On the production Of certificates
Of pardon applications were furnished with
orders upon local agents of the bureau in
the south for the restitution Of property
claimed, with provisions that owners be
made to compensate blacks for crops they
may be cultivating thereon, or leave them
in undisturbcd possession til the same
arc harvested.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
The Egnrs,Or Contention.

The har5or convention held at Nchi-
gan City on the 18th inst, was well It
tended. The State .Hept,sd sayq the
speeches upon the occasion set forth the
necessity Of Il harbor to lake navigation,
and the advantages which would be de
rived from it, not only hy the people Of
Indiana, but by the country generally
The estimated cost of the improvement Is
$500 coo, and about half the sum has been
already pledged By private subscriptions
There are eo@cnt reasons why it should be
regarded as national work, md construct
Ell at the public cost. The subject will be
brought to the attention of the next Con
gress, but in the meantime every effort
should be made BY those Immediately in
tcrcsted to raise the amount required, 50
that The work VIII be put through in any
event
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
From Warrington

AsIUNGT0N. Aug T.
The trial Of Vert. the commander OF
Andersonyillc prison, Commenced today.
and will proceed without delay. For the
first time Vert was brought into court
The accused is very thin man, about five
feet six inches high, forty or fifty-fve
years Of ace, dark skin, whiskers and
moustache, and weighs about l35 pounds
lie was atiirel in black coat and
vest, dark brown pants, white shirt, and
wore silk hat Daring the reading Of
the charges and specifications he sat with
his les crossed, his hand to bis face and
wcuii frequently talk with his council
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
~ % <<~,Ss%S

TIE STATE FAlR.-Al the railroads
ranIiiicating through Indiana have agreed
to carry passengers and freight for the
state fair, commencing Oct. II, at full
rates one way and free returning. Daily
through trims viii be run, going and
coming between indianapolis and Fort
Wayne. These arrangements have been
perfected through the energy OF Dir. W.
II. Lccmis; secretary Of the state board OF
agriculture.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

The telegram from Washington states
that VERT Will not be tried; but will be
used rs government evidence against eff
Davis in tracing the responsibility of thc
treatment Of federal prisoners. Within Il
month there Is scarcely an cpithet express
i've Of rascality in the i ~ .,li>h language
thas has not been employed b. the a5o!i-
ton press against this man Wertz. The
question is, if Vert be deserving of al
thcso hard names, Is he reliable witness
against any one; or if he be arcllable
witness, has not the abolition newspaper
press been wasting good deal of its IA
voritc ammuntion-dirt? We presume
that solution OF this matter IS not diff
cult; and that certain newspapers in orler
to establish the reliability Of Wcrtz as 4
witne against Davis, will very cheerfully
take back and swallow all the filth with
aLich they have besrat,ered him,-Cht
cqyo Tjn.cs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

The Bridal Oh imber. an Essay of Warning
and instructions to Young Men-published by
the Howard Association, and sent free of charge
in sealed envelopes. Address DR. ]. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON. Howard Association, Philadel.
phia. Pa. ylUI2s-Iy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

The commander of Maximillan's troops
on the Rio Grandc has received strict
orders to suffer no act of hostility to be
pcrpetrated against the t. s. forces.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
y WILL at ,he next Term Of the Commissioners
Court of Marshall County Indiana, TO be holden
at Plymouth commencing on the First Monday OF
Sc ,tcmber. 1865, .pply for a License to retail
spirituous liquors in quantities less than quart
The location on which propose to sell is on the
north half of Lot No. 1, sd story of buiiding)
in the town of Plymouth, Marshall County In
diana.
Mss ELIAS bOi
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
Tennessee Congressional DcseS2
lion.

The following persons, it is announced,
have been elected to Congress in Ten
nesSee:
Upper East Tennessee-N. j. Taylor,
Abolition.
Knoxville District-ILorace Maynard
Abolition.
Chattanooga Distric;-Asa Faulkner,
Conservative.
Nashville Dis;rict--W. E Campbell,
Conservative.
GAINESVILLE District-D. s. Thomas,
Conservative
West Tennessec-Col.. Hawkins Abo-
lition.
Memphis Distsict-Dr. i.eftwich, Abo-
lition.
Shclbyvillc DiStrict-Edward Cooper,
Abolition.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
ALSO AT

ALSO AT
lnyood, Bourbon and Etna Green I've will nav
$500 per cord for Red and While Oak Stave bolts
and 81 % per cord for Red Oak, Ash. Elm and
Maple Heading bolts and S22 90 perthousand for
Hickory Hoop Poles. delivered on the side tracks,
convenient for loadi : z cars. the above to be
of good quality and to be piled and insp ctedby us
[vl0n7t1 HURLBUT BROS & co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
UNDERTAKING.

They have two Rearses. and are ready at all
times to attend Funerals in town and country
and they keep constantly on hand complete as
sOrtment of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-06
~I1FYANnpIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
Auction Sales.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-Pursusntto a decree Of
the Circuit Court of Alexandria county, rem
dered on the Doth Of May, 1865, in the suit of
William Porter s. Go. vs. r. 7. Cross's execu-
tors, ct al the undersigned C9mm al h7is
auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the goth day OF
Sentember. 1865, at - O'Clock, M, in front of
the Mayors Office in the city OF Alexandrl:a}
Va. the following described real estate IN sad
city, Of which Richard I. Cross dled seized
i The STORE on south side Of King street,
between Royal and Fairfax streets, lately oc-
cupied BY said R. Y Gross, and now occupied
nv Henry G.. Fields Beginning at the south
Side of KING street, at the middle Of the wall Of
the tenement now occupied by q. Z. Berry,
and Of that now intended to be conveyed sup
nosed to be lO4 feet II inches TO the westward Of
Fairfax sqreet; thence on King street, west, to
the west line Of the lot and separating it from
the lot Of BRYAN s. Adams, supposed to be Is
feet inches thence south with the said line
and parallel to Fairfax street l05 feet; thence
east, parallel to King street, = feet inches !;
thence south, parallel TO Fairfax street, SIS feet
r inches, more or less, to alley, to be laid out,
Is feet WIDE along the whole south line Of the
lot lately Anthony Crease's thence east on said
alley, and parallel to King street 10 feet; thence
north, parallel to Fairfax street, the length OF
the fourth line; thence west, parallel to King
street, 6 feet II inches; thence north, parallel
to Fairfax street, 105 feet, to the beginning,
with the use of said IS feet alley, and of all
other alleys laid off on the ground Of the said
Anthony Grease. or to which he is III any man
ner entitled.
2. Two lots. or the west side Of Royal street:
between X ing and Prince. One beginning l31
feet. s inches. south Of King and running thence
south with Royal Is feet thence west, parallel
to King street. 123 feet inches thence north
parallel to Royal street, Is feet; thence east III
a direct line to the beginning. On this lot
stands a LARGE TENEMENT. the rear Of
brick and the front of wood
The other, beginning l52 feet, ) inches, south
of King street and running thence south on
Royal, "a feet thence parallel TO- King
street, 123 feet, inches thence northeriy par
allell to Royal street, Il feet; thence east to
the beginning.
That handsome double thrcc-story brick
dwelling house and lot attached, late the resi-
dence Of r. Y. Gross, on Fairfax street, next
the 1st Presbyterian Church..
Terms One third cash the balance in four
equal instalments at three, six twelve and
eightecn months with interest, bonds with good
personal security to be given, title to be RETAIN
ed till full payment Of purchase money and
property to be resold at risk Of purchaser, on
failure to comply with terms Of sale or make
payment Of bonds at maturity.
LYSANDER HILL.
GEORGE w. BRENT, Commas
$, FERGUSON BEACH,.
aug ID -eOts
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P.AgDoNs. Since Friday last, the President
has granted pardons to the following named
persons from Virginia:
T. ". Edwards, Robert Leslie, Sanderson
Thrift, J. II. Burnley, r. G. Morris, r. F.
Morris, P Mccormick, H: W: Barksdale, W
G. Young, Alex Tinsley, L. 0. Washington,
A. H. Charley, j. B. Davis J. D: Ham
mersey, O. W. Purcell, John 6. Schotts, J.
". Taylor, G.. T. Watson, Maclary Wickham,
NJ. NJ. Davis, j. G. McCabe, Robert Payne,
j. Il. Hausherger, Samuel Miller, }. Q. Esk-
ridge, Wm. Gibboney, Robert Gibboney, G.
C. Kent, II. McGavock, Stephen McGayock,
II. Newberg, G. G. Tate, John 4: Liggat,
N. Fl. Ehnger. David Forrer, G. Ell. Christ
man, Moses Terkel, j. D. Williamson, John
Coven, ". G. Thompson, s. A. Coffman,
Thornton Thomas, J. B. Strayer, W. NJ
Gilbert. Isaac Paul, A. H. Newman, II. H.
Beck, 7. K. Miller, David Armenssrout, NJ
J. Moyerhetfer, Thomas Moore, j. W Lee,
E. G. Kemper,. J. ". Herring, Jchn O.
Harris: Edward Coles, e. i VA Arn Ms, A. E
q. Tlnsley, and Thomas Tinsley.
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For Sale and Rent.
II Q r S A L E

4 OR S A L E.
TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS, near the
corner of King and Water streets The 7 IltS
are forty feet each front, and one hundred and and
ffty feet deep. On one Of the lots there is .
large warehouse, at present occupied as q
Coach Factory. apply to
HENRY COOK,
my 2O-tf 80 King Street
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/ COUNTY, AUOCol 1EnIh Iooo' no
! tioes for the several County Courts OF this
Countv for the year commencing August
Term. 1865. AS follows:
August Te1m-John B. Iroth, r; Justice, JOB
us ''' Havxhurst, j. ". Bancroft,
VIM Walters and Metrah Make
Sept Ternl-Jo1hn B. Troth, P. j., George 3.
sep. leA''- ives. J. B. Bowman, George F.
NJ. Walters and VIM. E. Ford
Oct Ternl-John B. Troth, p. j., Samuel Pul-
man, Thomas P. Brown George ".
MILAN and VIM Ferguson.
Nov. Term-John B. Troth ?. j., E. &. Mason,
James W. Rice, James G. Denty
and Daniel W. Lewis.
Dec. Term John B. Troth, 2. j., Courtlapd
Lukens Cyrus Hickey, J. W.
Bowman, and Job Hawxhurst.
Jan. Tern1-John 3: Troth, P.J., J. W Ban
Makely, and George B. Ives:
Bowman, George E. NJ. Wal
.4 tiers, VIM g. Ford and sam l..
Pullman.
March Tern-John B. Troth, p g., Thos. P,
10 - - - Brown, Geo ". MILAN, Wm. Fer
guson and T. E. Mason.
A pril Tern1-yohn 3. Troth, z J., danes y "
Lewis and CORTLAND Lukens.
Nav Ternl-John B. Troth, 2. j., Cyrus
- - Hickey, J. B. Bowman, Job
IIauxiurst and J. w Bancroft
June Ter1n-J, B. Troth, P J., VIM. Walters
Metrah Ma}lelv, George B. Ives,
and George F. II. Walters.
July Term-J B. Troth p j., Samuel Putnam
Thomas P. Brown, VIM. Ferguson
and James w. Rice.
Ordered, that copy Of this order be publish
ed once a month for one year.
WIN. NJ. FITZHUGH, c. pro ten.
sep Only
A 7 RULES HELD in the Clerks Office
II Of the County Court Of Fairfax County for
trah Makely, Albert Makely Wesley Make
ly, Lesman Makey Mark :. Carton and
Mary E. his wife, plfts, vs. Lewis Jamison,
deft-in Chancery-
MEM The object Of this suit is to obtain q
decree to enforce contract between the sad
pltts. and deft., and to recover the amount Que
the said plfts upon said contract.
It appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendant is not resident Of the State OF Nlr-
ginia it is ordered that he appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest.
A Copy (Teste)
VIM NJ FITZHUGH, C. pro TEN.
MINER, 2. @. sep 6-law4w
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE, OF THE
i County Court OF Fairfax County, Sept.
Rules, 1865: Levi Burke, Executor Of Mar
garrett, Collard Us. Peter Harvey and Daniel
?. Ridgway-in debt
MEN The object Of this suit IS to recover Of
the said defendants the sum Of $3.50 SO: and to
attach the estate and debts due to the said de
PENDANTS to satisfy and pay said debt.
happening by affidavit filed that the said
defendants are not residents of the State Of
Virginia it is ordered that they appear within
one month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests,
A Copy Creste)
1 WIN. NJ. FITZHUGH, G. pro tenn.
MINER, p. @. sep 6-1aw4w
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ANCING:-Th advertiser will organize
~ Private Glasses, of sixteen or eighteen
Young persons, in families, where they can be
instructed under the eyes Of their parents, q
plan which has proved eminently satisfactory
in Washington. The pupils will be taught all
the Modern and Popular dances. The terms
which are reasonable, and all further particu-
lars, may be learned by addressing a note to me-
IN care OF the Gazette and Journal Offices
Circulars are left at all the Book stores in the
city. (sep 6-3t] GUILLAUME FOITCHE.
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aug Is -eOts

1IOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF Y ALtABLE
u REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to a decree OF
the Circuit Court of Alexandra county, Va,
rendered in the suit of Tatsapaugh vs.: HEM
mick, ct al. the subscriber, a commissioner
appointed for the purpose, will sell at pubHc
auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th day OF
September, 1865, at II m, in front OF the May
or,s office, in the city of Alexandria, Virginia.
the real estate of which John Tatsapaugh died
seized. on the north side OF Prince, between
Water and Union streets, described as follows,
|. Lot on WHICH stands THREE-STORY
BRICK HOUSE, beginning on the north side
Of Prince street, at the east line Of that piece OF
ground which was sold and conveyed by, john
Harper to William Wright, supposed to be 81;
feet west to the eastward Of Water street, and
running thence casterly with Prince street ~
feet; thence northcrly parallel to Water street
So feet % inches; thence westerly parrallel to
Prince street 20 feet thence nOrtheTIy III 4
straight line to the beginning.
2 Lot beginning on the south side Of WALES
alley, Us feet WIDE at the corner OF a lot OF
ground conveyed by McRae and Mase to John
Harper, which piece Of ground is supposed to
be about II feet IL inches to the eastward OF
Water street, and running thence castWardl!y
to the line of said alley q feet; thence north
wardly with line parallel to Water street, So
feet; thence Westwardly with q line parallel to
Prince street "A feet; thence with straight
line to the beginning.
Terms: One half cash balance in two equal
instalments at three and six menths, with inter-
est: bonds to be given by the purchaser-tltle
retained till payment Of whole purchase money,
and property to be re;old at risk OF purchaser
on his failure to comply with the terms Of sale
or to meet the deferred payments at maturity.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
aug Is -eots Commissioner.
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SUMAC W ANTED.

The Subscriber wishes to purchase sUMAC in
any quantity, for which the highest rates Will
be paid. hlessrs. Brewis & Davis, and George
E. " h!tc q Co.. are authorized to purchase
for! me. J. &. MCGRAW,
Steam Sumac Mills,
~ 12--tf Upper End Of i IN 9 street
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Uhe Alexanaria Gazette@
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 6:
VIRGINIA ITEMS

~Deen clOSeQ, anu VIII lOAne'ii =
resignation of the county officers WIZ "o10
elected and took the oath of Office IN Vlol@'iol
of the second paragraph of the third sec'loll
of the State Constitution. .,
A new military district, to be known as Tue
District Of Southeastern Virginia, has oeen
constituted, and Major General lofDeft as,
SIGNED to the command. The district Will
consist of the counties Of Princess Amaze, Nor
folk Nansemond, Southampton, and Isle OF.
WiehtmrThe 9th Vermont volunteers and the
3oth illinois volunteers are assigned to duty IN
the district created, together with one company
of the lst District Of Columbia cavalry.
Col Samuel s. Myers, diedin Richmond,
few days ago.
Upon representation made to Gen Terry,
that two of the seats on the bench OF the Court
decentralization in Richmond, were vacant, that
official appointed to one of the vacancies
William Green, Attorney, late Confederate
Revenue officer and Tax Collector. Mr.. Green
has the reputation of being an astute lawyer
and of most extensive learning In his profession
Gen, Terry intimated that when the Court
disagreed upon any legal point he would ap-
point a third Judge but not until then The
Court, as now constituted, is composed OF two
JUDGES, IT. W. Thomas and William Green,
Esqs
Franklin Stearns, the we'll. known Unlonlst,
of Richmond, is announced as a candidate tor
the Legislature
A Richmond correspondent says that Henry
A. Wise has written an address ofthirty pages
foolscap closely written, to General Grant,
appealing from the decision Of General Terryas
to the transfer Of his property in Princess Anne
county, abandoned in 1862, to the Freedmen's
Bureau "Atter defining the rights and duties
of secession, and acknowledging his being con
quered, he states there is no need Of my
taking the oath Of allegiance to the United
States [ am not, never was and never mean
to be foreigner to them Under their aegis
I claim to be an American citizen, and free,
save these bonds of prisoner of war. can
take no oaths. [ am not free to swear"
We have received from one Of the gentle
men who had an interview with Gen. Howard,
the following order which we publish with
great pleasure, in the belief that it will tend to
allay the distress and CONSERVATION excited by
the publication of the order for the condscation
or appropriation Of large number Of farms in
Loudoun county for the use Of the Freedmen's
Bureau. We presume the same suspension
will be applied to other countiesin Virginia:
WAR DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF REFUGEES,
FREEDMEN AND ABANDONED LANDS,
WASHINGTON, September 5th, 1865.
The agent for Loudoun county, Virginia,
will suspend action with regard to property
claimed to be confscated, till the record shall
be carefully revised and corrected.
.. Q. HOWARD, Major Gen,
Commissioner, &C.
PARDONs. Since Friday last, the President
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ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
. FAIRFAAaCOURT HOUSE, VA,
Having resumed the practice Of his profession,
will attend the Courts Of Fairfax and the adj
joining counties. In connection with his bust
ness as q Lawyer, he proposes to investigate
LAND TITLES, and to buy and sell REAL
ESTATE -
Fairfax County, Sept. 6-1m*
4 LENANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
n No 81, Washington st., Alexandria, Va.
This school will be opened for the reception
Of pupils at 9o'clocl, 4. NJ, on Monday the
18th Of September.
The Priccipal will teach Mathematics, An
cient Languages, and the Higher English
Branches. Mrs ANNA s. GEORGE, the
Elementary Glasses; Prof c. w. SCHUER-
MAN, Music-V ocal and Instrumental
The course Of instruction will be thorough
and extensive, and especial attention will be
bestowed upon the disciplinary studies-SpeIl-
ing, Reading, Writing, Geography, &c.
Terms-per quarter Of the scholastic year: pay
able in advance.
Elementary class..........*.. ....-......Sl Ply w
oullOf ClASs... ~ ~
hotl1Aoi ID w
Doard ana Washing ........................ OZ oO
oGl \iof DAY pupls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oU
Music and Modern Languages at Professors
charges.
For Circulars address.
sep eff K KEMPRR, Principal.
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Alta sale of Government horses and mules
which took place at Annapolis last week, under
the direction Of Col Luddington, sixty five
horses were sold at an average price OF SlO2. AZ
4 bearer Of dispatches from the e. s. Min
lister e Brazil has arrived IN WASHINGTON.