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NATIONAL RANES

L he Treasury Department has just published
a circular 10 the National Banks relative to
designating numbers, as follows:-'The atten-
ton of this office has frequently been called to
the fact that the number of 4 National Bank,
a stated upon the receipts for bonds and upon
other papers issued by the Treasurer, is not in
all cases identical with the number given to
the same bank by the Comptroller OF the Cur
rPncy. Ii is therefore proper TO state that such
difference in numbering is immaterial. The
number used by this Office is designation for
the convenience of this Office alone ard al
Though il would be desirabls TO have the num-
berS used by the two Off ces correspond, this
has been found. for various reasons, to be i'm
practicable
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OFFICHR's SRRyANTp PAY

A claim agency in Boston published cir
culsr stating that the pay department had al
lowed a claim for the increased pay of officers
servants for part of the time previous to the
Sd OF March, 1-65, and that they would procure
settlement OF all similar claims. The atten-
ton of the Second Comptroller having been
called 10 this circular. he inquired of the Pay
master General whether any such claims had
been allowed, and received q reply from The
Paymsster General that no such claim had
been paid within his knowledge
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

The following are some Of the transactions of
the Treasury during last week:-The amount
OF fractional currency shipped by the United
States Treasury to Assistant Treasurers and
National Banks was s3j7,OG0. The issue of
S-s-S.Ct0 in certificates of indebtedness was au-
thoriZPd by the Treasurer, and certificates of
Indebtedness Were cancelled amounting to
Sd-isn. National EaEk currency to the amount
o: =, sS:.So5 was issued by Comptroller Clarke
The totaI amount Issued up TO date is s254,-
s. o 20 The disbursements of the Department
were Sl6.179, 49, -.
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PERsoNAL.-Gov. Pierpoint has nominated
E. X. Snead as Judge Of the Alexandria Cir.
cult Court. .'..It is stated that Gen. Terry
has arrived here to testify before the Recon.
struction Committee of Congress. ....(feneral
r. E. Lee, who during his visit to washin rton
upon business with the Government had been
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel, departed
this morning for Lexington, Va. ...:Little
Piccoiomoni, the Queen Of Song, is dying.
....That wicket sheet the Iouisviile DemocrSt
says:-Major General Thomas and Clinton b.
Fisk arrived in the city last evening. The
former is going TO Nashville, and the latter
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IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER.

Headquarters ArHies of the United States,
Washington, February Il, 1863.
Ctreltar Letter Addressed TO Department COM
mdrderS
You will please send to these Headquarters,
a. soon as practicable, and from 10 time there
after, such copies OF newspapers published in
your Department as contain sentiments of dis
loyalty and hostility 10 the Government in any
OF its branches, and state whether such paper
Is babitual in its utterances of such sentiments.
The persistent publication of articles calcu-
lated 10 keep up hostility of feeling between
the people OF different sections of the country
cannot be tolerated. This information is called
for with view TO their suppression, which
will be done from these Headquarters only.
BY command OF Lieutenant General Grant.
7. :. BOWERS, A. A. G..
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ALEXANDRIA CAsAL.-The Alexandra G.-
-cffe says sctiye arrangements are being per
fected by the President and Directors OF the
Alexandria Cansl Company and the different
c~rl and iron eompanieS, whose seal OF opera
tons 10 near Cumberland. by which IL is hops
that this important avenue oftrafs may soon
b. in nayieable order
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MILITIA IN THE SOUTHERN STATES

The joint resolution introduced into the Sem
ate this morning by Hon. Henry Wilson, dis
banding the militia forces in certain States and
prohibiting their reorganization until author.
lied by Congress, applies to the States of yir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi
an
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VETO OF THETREEpMEN,s BUREAU B11

VETO OF THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU BILL
During the delivery OF Mr.. Yates speech in
the Senate this afternoon, a message was re-
ceived from the President communicating his
objections to the Ill FOR the organization of the
Freedmens Bureau. The message had not
been read at half-past three O'Clock, as our
second edition went to press. 1t is rumored,
however, that il is a ssstraght-out'' veto
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DFrom J. ShiilIngton, Odeon Building, we
have advance copies of the excellent March
number OF The Atlantic Monthly, and of Our
Young Folks.
Prom John e. Parker. Post Office News
Stand. we have the March number OF the pop
ulsr BeGdle's Aonalr
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xxxIxTH CoNGREss-fIRsT SESSION.

SgNATK.-Mr Sumner presented a petition,
from the officers of a invention of colored men
Of Florida, asking q remedy tor the refusal of
Iandhoiders TO rent lands, and praying for
right Of suffrage.
Mr.. Clarke reported back the bill annexing
Jefferson and Berkeley counties, OF Virginia,
70 the State Of West Virginia, with an amend
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Special GARNET MEETING

A special meeting of the Cabinet was held at
the Executive Mansion to-day. The session
commenced at 10 O'Clock, and continued until
after one. All the members of the Cabinet
were present A few gentlemen had called to
see the President before ten O'Clock, but none
were admitted to an audience
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DHPOSIT RETURNS

The recent order OF Treasurer Spinner, in
reference 20 returns of deposits, it is said, will
involve one of the New York city Nationa
Banks in the payment, on one return alone, o
- Osr.
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THE RICHMOND EXAMINER

The President, ii Is understood, has revoked
the order issued by Gen. Grant, suspending
the publication OF the Richmond Examiner,
Mr.. Pollard, the editor of the paper. having
given earnest assurances that he would hence
forth conduct his paper more discreetly.
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS.
COMPLETION OF a Railroad,

CINCINNATI, Feb. i9.-The Marietta aud Gin
cinnati Railroad have completed their track
from Loveland to Cincinnati. The first train
passed over the road on Saturday.
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sERENADE TO THE PRESIDENT.

The friends of President Johnson's policy
will meet at Wizards Hotel at O'Clock this
evening, to serenade the President, as an ex.
preston Of their appreciation OF his devotion
to the UNION and the CONSTITUTION
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New York Market

NEW YORK, Feb. I9-Cotton DUH. State
Flour lOa15c. lower. Wheat declined Ia3c
Corndull Beet and Pork steaIy. Lard firm
Whisky dull.
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RECEIPTS FRAN INT

RECEIPTS FROM INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal revenue during
last week amount to 81 ,23S, i09s9. Total
amount received since June 30, 1866, is
sells, 46a, 3OS.6i.
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BOARDING..

CENTLEMEH AND THEIR WIVES AND
single gentlemen can obtain Rssd ROOMS and
BOhkD, by the week month. A few Table
Boarders wanted. Terms moderate. 2s7 st.,
WIZARDS Hotel. in 10. lms
TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10Th street. a few
4 doors north OF the avenue. Terms SIS psr
month. da I6 tS
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ROBBERY IN ALEXANDE1a.-On Friday
night, the Treasurer's Office OF the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company, at the depot
was entered by burglars, and the safe, contain.
ing about 81 200 In money, and large number
siderable amounts carried of. The fact Of the
robbery was discovered early next morninr.
and search was Immediately Instituted for the
missing property Latter in the day, Mr..
OF the property in the vicinity OF Huutinr
Greek Bridge, and soon after, the safe itseIS
about one-.ourth Of mile below the bridre
safe had been demolished by means of a chisaI
and pick, which were found near the snot
The papers was found in the safe, but the
money was missing. The safe was lowered
stolen from an undertaken in the yiciraty.
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DisPKRsED.-Last night officers Strsub and
ONCaliaghan made a descent on an old bufIdin 2
near the Capitol and arrested three white men
ana boys ano seven colsred as suspicious char
acters, and took them TO the station This
morning Justice Walter committed six OF .Aem
TO the white house and fined the others.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il YELLOW, TRUNK.. ,Narked T: T. c. p, on
ssoa Il s Tor
p I'D the 81 inst. q GOLD HUNTiNG-CAsE
at CALI 3 Jswslry Store the above reward viii DO
paid and no questions asked. fe l93t'
T OsT,Be,Neen 7sh bridge and 9Th street wharf,
FTon Bamors 70 ID.
By leaving Il At the Railroad ONCE. csrnsr Of 9Th
ss and s DO
STRAYER ON THE SIGHT of the 18th inst
white absut bis legs and body. A liberal reward
wan y s'''A ~ LUCAS M. CORCeRAN,
fe 19-st' Corner Of I'D and sits.
STRAYRD OR sTOLEN-From in front of Mr.
streets, . brewn or dark BAY HORSE. smooth S
coat, white spot in forehead, left hind foot white
When lest had on Mcclellan saddle. Also, had
telegraph climbers. Liberal reward viii be paid
!H5 Of Ts sG t. left
..r,.. American Telegraph Office;
Il answers to the name Of Tip" A liberal re-
ward will be paid for its delivery at 500 18th St,
Island. fe St.
9zU AND HARNESS - 49,
Strayed from the Ebbstt Heuss on the afternoon
of the 18th instant, thick, heavy made Roam
MARE, about years old; Is hands high; a small
white spot, about one nsh square in the forehead
dark bay face and legs has several bay spots. one
on the back, near the termination of the name,
about three inches long.
Any Information left with JOHN D. EDMOND,
feIs-st' LEWIS BAILEY.
5000 REwAKD-stolsn. from my Stable in
SAuO GeorgetovR, on Friday morning, Feb.
rusry 9, one large Bay HORSE. or years old
l51s or Is hands high two white hind feet, little
swelled scar under the fetlock Of CT the HIND
feet, sides rubbed with harness.
ALSO.
One large light Gray HORSE 9 or 10 years old
l53s or 10 hands high, small the back from
saddle and fine sty lie and action. / will give $50
for either horse 100 for both If delivered to me
ia Georgetown ID g. $500 for the recovery both
horses and the arrest and convctten Of the thieves
THOMAS BOWLING.
feb lS6t Georgetown, d C..
e REWARD-Lost. Monday evening, the
DC Sth instant, an ivory headed red God CANE
with gold band. The above reward will be paid by
returning the same at No. 20 Louisiana avenue,
opposite 9Th street west jal3-H
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GENERAL HOWARD RETURNED.

Major General o. o. Howard, Commissioner
Of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands,
returned to this city this morning, and has re-
sumed the charge of the bureau. Gen How
ard delivered the last Of his series of lectures
in New York on Saturday evening last.
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VIEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
coupons, iO41; Five Twenties, 1859. 1O9;
flv- I~snties. 1854, i034: Five Twenties.
ls65. le3s: Ten Forties. 94H; Seven Thirt,es,
@'s; Certificates. 49,; Gold. 1861
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PERSONAL.

SPEoIAL GARD TO THE LADIks.zAny lady
= desiringSo ind IN elegant HOME, with sxcel
leat Medical socs the best care, and strict
est retirement. before aad during Confinement, eas
find such Home in the family OF . widow lady +,
living hsndsomely N brooklyn. without children
or boarders. Appltcstious must be made with
lesible address letters addressed to initials
never sent y rough post Office. Address Box ala.
Brooklyn, NY. - fel6-lm
WIN. PRIHCE, 3s1 street. Opposite Patent
w Once, tho only practical STAMPER in the
DISTRICT wishes TO inform his customers that he IL
not connected With any ether Stamping concern in
this city. As there arc so called Stampers using
his name hence this notice He has only eve place,
on street Weekly in receipt Of new patterns,
viii Cd are maze up at once fe9
TIE. O. M. FORD has removed to No. % East
II Capitol street. between LIST and Id. feb 7-lm'
DERSONAL.-MIsSS SMITH. La Favorits Giga
Il Store, 1914 18th street, between x and +
keeps constantly on hand hne Cigars and Tobacco
at low prices. To prove il is by giving her call
A NOTICE.
all PERSONS hereby cautioned against
trusting any one on nv account rs I shall pas no
debts except such contracted by my wife or
myself.
feb s-3tav1v. JOHN P PEPPER
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THE STAR.

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAILY EVENING STAR delivered regularly and
promptly at their residences, in wrappers, BY
ordering 1t through the Secretary Of the Senate,
the Clerk Of the House of Representatives, or
at the ONCE Of the STAR, corner Of llth street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-19

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FTsher-On Satur.
day, John Cavanaugh, convicted of burglary
was sentenced 10 one year in the penitentiary
at Albany.
John Jones, alias Williams, alias Butler. WAS
convicted OF larceny, and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary. In two other cases
a noIe pros. was entered.
Tobias Brown was convicted of larceny, and
sentenced to eighteen months in the Albany
pententiary.
This morning, George Cunningham, indicted
for larceny, plead guilty
VIM. Henry, indicted for the same offeuse,
was found not guilty.
Charity Howard and James L. MCGEE were
trled on charge Of larceny, whe n the first was
found guilty and the latter acquitted.
Henry Coleman was acquitted on a charge
Of larceny.
Edward johnson was found guilty Of lar.
ceny.
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK r. m.
sOvERNMENr SECURITIES.

WAeHIF9ToE, February 10, 1866
Jay Cooks & Co. furnish the following no.
,atioLs Of Government securities
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EOR SALE-A pair of CARRIAGE HORsEs
i and light Family CARRIAGE. and ~
d9T h1 , set Of Ti be di'eo:sd
about to leave Washington For information aud
to see them, please Gail at CHAS. F.WAGENERS
Barracks, Washington. fs IsstT
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MT;

GEokGETowN, pG- FISH wharf FOB
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until noon the 5th day Of March next for the rent
Each proposal must be accom- panied with an nm
scales guarantee, signed by one more APPROX ef
sureues, that the party making the DR. posal will
IN al respects comply with the same in case it
shall be accepted.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
Mayors Office, Georgetown, D. O., Fob. IL, 1866.
49, - No>O'
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LOCAL NEWS,

TIE CHESAPEAKE AND Potomac TIDE
WATER CANAL CoMPASY.-This morning, the
corporators under the act OF the MARYLAND
Legislature chartering the Chesapeake and
Tide Water Canal Company assembled at the
banking house of Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co, for
the purpose of organizing, when they took the
oath OF Office ''to support the Constitution OF
Maryland and the United States, and TO per
form faithfully the duties of corporators," ~
the hands Of Nicholas Callan, Esq.
The following Were present john Van Ris-
wick, of Washington, assignee OF Andrew J
Hull, w. L. Spaulding, and Henry d. Cooke
OF Washington; John Coates, McHenry Graf
ton, DR.. James Higgins, John NJ; Frazier,
assignee OF Anthony Reybold, and George F.
Needham, OF Baltimore; VIM. Thomps, n OF
r.. and Thos. Lansdale, OF Montgomery county:
Gideon Il. Walker and :. +. Dickinson, of New
ork. The only absentee was Judge Tuck, OF
Annapolis.
Mr. Thomas Lansdale was called to the
chair and w. L. Spaulding elected secretary
The following officers were e lected for the
term Of two years:-John n Frazier, of Balti-
more, President; W. II. Tuck, of Annapolis
Vice President; and Henry ID. Cooke, Of Wash
ingtOn, Treasurer.
A committee was appointed to draft bylaws
composed OF Messrs. Higgins, Dickinson and
Van Riswick.
1t was suggested that the route be at once
surveyed, and the officers were clothed with
power TO employ an engineer TO survey the
route and report on the same TO future meet
ing.
Mr.. Walker also suggested that the company
had as yet ID charter TO run into the District
AID also that there was n proposition before
Congress TO establish a Navy Yard on the
Chesapeake, and he saw no good reason
why such yard should not be located at An
napolis, and he moved that the officers be re-
qnested to look to the interests Of the company
before Congress, which was adopted
After the transaction of some other business
not of public interest, the meeting adjourned 10
Wednesday, March 7th, al the same time
1t is supposed that the canal will be about 20
miles long, for the most of the distance In a
very level country, commencing probably at
Biadensburg, or perhaps Al point as far down
the Eastern Branch as Benning's Bridge and
running across to Round Bay on the Severn
River, about seven miles above Annapolis
crossing the Annapolis Railroad in the neigh
borhood Of Brownsville. 1t is, however, not
determined that the canal shall connect with
the Severn, As South River can be reached and
four or miles saved but the difficulty will bethat
by this route in going TO Annapolis boats will
encounter rough sea in rounding Thomas
Point, on the Chesapeake. 1t may be, how
ever, that after reaching South River a short
canal will be cut through the peninsula on
which Annapolis stands to the city,
The corporators appear 10 be solid business
men, and judging from their action at the first
meeting to-day, there is but little doubt but
that the project will succeed.
A
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$50 J.kARR. $50
Inventor and Patentee OF arr's CeleSratad
AMERICAN CHR0NOMETER
Manufacturer and Dealer in ChTonometers end
Watches, No. $50 Psnna. ave-, bet. Sd aud al sts.,
Washington.
wstc hes Repaired and Warranted de a.-sm.
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LNNIES can be had In any quantities at the
Star Once counter AZ = ~
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EOR SALE-A ROCTE of the Star and Sun; has
Il $50 subscribers. Will be sold q bargain. In
auire Of n. u. FINNALL, at tho Star Office.
fe H-2tr
THE WAR OF THE REBELLION. By Henry
Feote. Diapers Anatomy, Physiology and
Hygiene, III Illustrated. Doolittle's Social Life in
China; 2 vols. A Noble Life. By the author of
John Halifax. Flint's Practice Of Medicine
fol FRAECK TAYLOR
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N. w. BURCHELL, In retiring from TIE firm Of
King Burchell, has located himself st the corner
of l4tb and streets, under the Bbbtt House. and
will continue TO supply choicest selections of tne
Groceries to the trade and to families. ja2d
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-26

tom is to preach upon subjects announc-
ed. and therefore foreign tothe thoughts
of the people until sprung upon by the
re,dinp of the text, and even then, and
On through the sermon, it is not unfre-
quentiy true that the Sunday service is
nameless, in so far as it is associated
with the weekday life that comes alter'
By advertising the subjects Tor pulpit
discourses, many might be attracted
TO the House of God who seldom IL
ever enter there, and great good might
he accomplished that remains undone'
simply because the church services are
thought by outsiders to be but task
work, pronounced in the routine OF
form II occurs to us that to advertise
snee;al subjects for sermons in our diff
ferent churches might awaken a new
;,+or.s+ in the minds of both attend
o,+s and non-attendants, and add to
the number of interested hearers of the
Word. Surely, there is nothing i'm
modest, OF in any wise open to criti-
cisin, in the simple announcement that
at such ali hour, in such a place, a
certain topic will be discussed in the
pulpit. The distinguished DR.. Thomas
H. Stockton, of Philadelphia, eminent
for his piety and humility, as well as
his talent, is in the habit of adver-
Using his sermon subjects in the satur-
day papers. Is it not good ideaf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-26

4 Coop IDEA.-Our attention has
been called to the matter, which is COM
mOnin some other cities, for the pastors
of churches to announce, at one service,
the subject for discussion at the ensuing
service. The idea is an excellent one,
and we have no doubt that their audi
ences are oftenlargely increased in con-
sequence. But why limit the announce
ment to single congregation merely
Why not give it publicity through the
press, just as the subject for lectures is
announced, and for the same reason
10 awaken proper interest, and give all
MO wish to avail themselves of it, an
S,fpS'tunity to hear any given subject
'.us'edt We would respectfully sug-
s9'' 10 all clergymen the propriety of
nus ahnounemgat least all special sub
'e''' lor discussion. The ordinary GUS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-26

INDIAN SUMMER.-We are now hav,
ing our Injin' Summer i'll earnest.
For more than week not Il drop OF
rain has descended to dampen the face
of mother earth, while old Sol has
poured forth his golden rays with I'M
mitigated fervor. For the past two
or three days it has been quite cool,
but very pleasant. The farmers are
having good weather to put in their
crops and gather grain, while the me-
chanics are busily engaged in erecting
dwellings to protect frail humanity
from the stormy blasts of winter.
While enjoying these unmerited bless
ings, we should not forget the Giyer OF
them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-26
Springwood Select Home School
-'al For Young Ladies.
r 0CATE DIN ONE OF The MOST

III OLA y y wv "
i Healthful, Beautiful and accessible por
tons Of Virginia, viii reopen October !, l56s
Established in the family Of the uaderEg neo
With a view 70 the edueztiOu OF his own CHI
dren entirely AZ BONE It WI he strictly Emitec
% such NUN er as shall justify The employ
rpent Of the best instructors In every depart
nsnt.
: For ofrczlzra or further information. apply 10
.., g. WASHINGTON BALL,
SpringwSod, near L@esburg, LOudoUn Co. Va
: REFERENCES.
General Eobers x. Lee; General ID. n. HII
Charlotte. ". C.; a c. QaaTisr, s Brady. Ian
don Carter EsgA, WheSling West Virginia :
Rev. z T Perkins, foru1er.y OK wheeling Rev.
r r Mason Mo1ktOn, P o., Baltimore com
ty; WA Dodgt, Esq.. stafford Hal, Nd;
Robert 5 Chew, Esqs- Washingtoz csty Rev.
". " Williams, GeorgetoEn, ID. Q. Rev. W.
y. Pendlct0n, General A. " Long. Lexington
Rev. G. Il Morton. A5sIahdris.s Hil Carter,
Rsa Shirley" Va Col Burgess Long, Phils
Selchia q Gent w IS FsfAerston' HolI.
spfisgs, Mississippi. &C.. &c .,FoE -.EfI.
p. s. Professor Van Rhyn. IN charge the past
year of tbs Departu1ert Of Modern Lznguages
Drawing Dc haxine ben sppoiBteo % chair
In ths -Pennsylvasis Military Ipsr,fzts De,
sire tasnplog thoroughly qusiiasd fe-s her o.
those brAnekes IN his PlAeei ALSO z ssseher q
Nrsic- . 'withoot good 'reeommssds riots none
need apply SfG On ~ -tul%StneitsE&Ti