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GENERAL PoPs has, it seems, found out 10
b;s own satisfaction the true intent and pur-
pose Of the CongressiOal scheme OF Recon
s,ruc,ion. He says, in his official report that
the reconstruction acts were passed LOT 'he
purpose of giving the people Of the Military
Districts free and fair opportunity of recon
structing their. State governments in the man
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EDUCATjON AL.
SCHOOL! SCHOOL,! SCHOOL!

MISS PHILLIPS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER
l friends and the public that the duties of her School
continued at st. Stephens Chapel, Anson street
Phillips She promises to give satisfaction In ali OF the
English Branches, which VIII be taught oy herself on
that will accommodate any individual If desired
lessons In French. German and Drawing given without
extra charge. Embroidery aud Needle Work taught In
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT OR STOLEN. A CUR DOG, AL.
IL MOST black with q white ring around bus neck
and white breast suitable reward will paid for his
return to T. F. OSUILI VAN, No II Wall street, CT at
this Office. November Is
nOG LOsT.-A SMALL WHITE POODLE,
~ with Morocco Collar about his neck. suitable
reward will be paid for his return to E. BATES, No
, asel street November rs
TAKEN UP, WHILE GOING Ut LARGE,
and lodged at this Station, q large white SETTER,
with liver coored spots about the head The owner may
recover property by calling and establishing his claim
thereto. JOHN Z. MINOIT,
1t Lieut.. L. W. and Acting Chief OF Police
Main Guard House, Ncv. "a, 1857. November 25
r OsT, YESTERDAY BROAD STREET
i 4 or East Bay u POCKET BOOK, containing about
sew. neen dollars in caah and some papers OF no value
except to the owner The finder may retain the money
II he will return the papers to F. NJ, DAILY NEWS
OFFICE November 70
DROPPED ON TIE NIGHT OF THE 18TH
~ November, the Actors entrance OF the Circus
pavilion. MEDIUM.SlZED WHITE ERMINE FUk
CAPE the two lower Buttons Of White Glass and tie
whole lined with White silk. The finder will obtain !
suitable reward by leaving 1t al the DETECTIVL6'
OFFICE, in Broad street November ID
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TUTE.
VNHE EXIaENoIEs OF THE TIMES HAVE CAUSED
i the Commissioners of the State Normal and High
School to use the building Free School, The State
Normal and High School, organized Will t. ereft re
be tra sferred. under the title of the YOUNG LADIES
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, to the commodious building
on the north side of George street No. 2 one door west
OF King street, opening OCTOBER 2d. 1857.
Tuition In the Preparatory Department., sl2b0 per
half session. or $50 per annum In the Collegiate Depart
ment sl6 per half session. $50 per annum French,
Drawing, and Vocal Music included In the regular
course Latin, Greek German. Italian, Spanish, L.
strumental Music and Painting are extra, at moderate
charges.
limite1 number Of Border will be received at the
Institute Board $50 per month, or $500 per annun,
including Wasting Lights, Fuel etc. Paror Boarders
received at the above prices All payments strictly In
advance.
Board Of Instruction as follows Rev. HENRY M.
MOOD, A. NJ, Principal; Rev. HENRY A. BASS, A. NJ,
Professor of Mathematics and Ancient Languages; Pro
fessor LEWIS r. GIBBS A. NJ, NJ. D., Lecturer on
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy: Professor F. g..
HOLMES Lecturer Geology and Natural History
L. A. FRAMPTON, NJ. D., Professor OF Modern Ian
guages, Professor VIM. MASTERMAN, Instructor IN
Vocal Music; Miss MARY G. MOOD, Instructress IN
Drawing and Painting; Miss LAURA NJ. HILL, Instruc-
tress in English Branches.
September 2 mth4mos
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

The above stock Will be disposed Of on the popular one
price plan, giving every patron fine Gold or Solid sil-
YER Watch tor S10 without regard to value.
We wsh to Immediately dispose Of the above maRnif-
cent Stock Certificates naming the articles, are placed
IN sealed envelopes and well mixed Holders are emit
tied tc the article named their certificate upon pay
mont OF Ten Dc;rs, whether 1t be Watch worth $1,000
or one worth le The return Of any Of our certificates
entities you TO the article named thereon, upon payment
irrespective Of Its WORTH and article valued less
than $40 in named on any certificate, It will at
be seen that this is no Lottery, but straightforward
legitimate transactcn, which may be participated in
even by the most fashdiousl
single Certificate will be sent b. mail postpaid upon
receipt 25 cents Ave for ST. eleven for S2 thirty
and elegant premium for S. siIysx and more valuable
premium for Sl0 one hundred and most superb Watch
LOT sI6. To Agents, those wishing employment this
is q rare opportunity It is legihmately conducted
business duly authorized by the Government and open
to the most careful scrutiny. Try Us. Address
WRIGHT. BRO, 4 CO.,
Importers No. l6l Broadway, N Y.
October %
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ITO LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS,
Il the VALUABLE ESTATE belonging 70 the late
ing of $50 acres othrds cleared The soil is rich
red clay fine alt kinds of crops. he Estate water
ed by large creek which is FINK MILL SEAT
AND DAM COMPLETE; the Lest waterpower in the
state tor Mills aud Factories; situation healthy all the
year round On the place sixty laborers freedmen
who would contract cheapy, as they desire to remain.
The Estate will be leased TOR term OF years in one
body, in farms to suit small capital For terms, ap
ply to MOWRY * co. November u
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FUN FOR ALL!

FUN
T,U1L INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH ANY PERSON
L male or female, can master tne great art OIL o. .,
fun and after becoming experts them can teacn
Others thereby making 1t source OF income Fun N
structons sent by mail for 81 cents Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Address P. o. Drawer 81, Troy, NJ 7.
May I3 HE
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HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.

fUDIIC EAAMIN AIION.
THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THIS SCHOOL
Il will commence at 10 A. NJ. on Monday. 25th Novem
Der, and be continued on Tuesday Wednesday and Fri
day. o."
Parents ard guardians of pupils and the public gene
rally, are respectfully invited to attend.
November 20 g W. B. KINGMAN, Principal
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M EETiM G S.

FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 9. A.. E.. M.'.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE
n Will DO held This Euening at O'clock at the Ma
eln.c Hall.
Members and Candidates govern themselves accord
inely.
BY order of the W. NJ E. SCOTT,
November 25 Secretary T. L., No. 9.
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THE TRI-Wt EKLY NEWS.

THE TRI-WE EXIT NE'"S'
DuBLISHED N wINNsBORO' 5. C., AFFORDS
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our mutual
aAILLAKD, pEsPoRTks WILLIAMS.
November Is
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n,HE CELEBRATED "CRAIG M1cROs-

O,HE CELEBRATED "CRAIG MICROS-
COPE" combines instruction with amusement, and
lasts forever Best simplest, cheapest and most power
aol IN other Microscopes costing 500; made on
t4ev new plan requiring no focal adjustment there
fore 1t can be readily used BY every one.eyen by
az Ion,,v circle rs well Is scientific use; shows the
sdnIerat,ons in food, thousands of animals In single
dron Of water cells In vinegar, slobules In milk blood
s xt aIao the celebrated .trichna spralis or pork
Torm ao0 shic is osusns SO many deaths among pork
sstsrs and IN TACT the objects which may be examined
in this wonderful Microscope are without numOer ,yar AL
T. took the rst premium at the Ohio State FAIR oe-
raj discount to Agents. schools and Dea r. Price
Packed neat box and sent prepaid 70 any aaoress On
Address GEORGE MEADE, Drawer No. 80, Racine, WIS
constn. IL NofeiHDe- ~
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70 R SALE.


EOR SALE.-A NO. I WORK HORSE
Il warranted sound and gentle. Also. good BUGGY
AND HARNESS. Apply Northwest corner OF Queen and
State streets. IL November %
M ULES AND HORSES FOR SALE-FIFTY
1N1 head Of MUl ES and HORSES just arrived from
virginia and for sale at CHRIST JPHER &C, 3 STA.
B..ES, No. 5U6 KING STREET.
November 25 %
FOR SALE, FINE MILCH cow, IN GOOD
H. ~ order For particulars, &C., apply at the GAS
VEIL, III Cannon street mwf3 November %
ENok sALE.-A LOT OF LAND, SITUATED
sreea rasa ann street between Meeting Elizabeth
&c. ue4suiine in Ann treet 100 feet by 200 feet
i ne same VIII be divided it desired For rms ap-
da ing. IT, WAL pe maze accomn.o-
LIMO November IL
SEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COrTNv ,n0
~ - all .irsa ir5sANSIAI!oNs. FARMS and CITY PRopEg.
lf oi Sii klIas ior SALE and LEASE by -
pao, r. CLIFFORD l. MATnEWES
zeal Estate Agents, No 66 Broad street
9mos
L,OR SALE, OLD DSEWsPAPERS Iy.rv
T. QUANTITY, price rs cents per bundrad' 80 a.
the Once Of the DAILY NEWS. limo Uctobsr % -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SQUARE AND

DIANO-FURTES-GNA SQUARE AND
i UPRIGHT--Which ara now acknowledged to be,
by the Leading Artists IN this country, SUPERIOR TO
ANY OTHERS IN AMERICA. These Instruments pos
every modern Improvement Of the largest size,
finished in CARVED and PLAIN ROSEWOOD CASES,
embracing cvery variety Of style. Each has the fun
METALLIC FRAME, OyERSTRUNG BASS with or with
out the agrane arrangemenGl. Each has the FRENCH
GRAND ACTION, acknowledged to be superior to any
other in rapid execution. These instruments are all
SEVEN SEVEN AND A QUARTER and SEVEN AND THIRD
ocTAvEs; constructed Of THOROUGHLY SEASONED WOOD,
aud of the finest and best material For GREAT POWER,
SINGING QUALITIES SWEETNESS and PURITY OF TONE
throughout the entire REesrER ELEGANCE OF FINISH
and GREAT DURABILITY, the Piano-Fortes of Messrs.
JENNYS SON unsurpassed by any other makers IN
the WORLD, and have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM
WHEREVER EXHIBII Ell. Tne same facilities which
enable this firm to produce SUPERIOR INSTRUMENT,
also enable them to offer their PlANOFORTES to the
public ut TWENTY CENT. lower than any other
CLASS manufacturer in the country.
The special attention Of Dealers Teachers and others
is invited to the examination of these Planes before max
ing their selection elsewhere Every Instrument is fully
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. Descriptive circu-
lars sent to all parts of the country upon application Ad
dtess JENNYS * SONS,
Nos 233 and 235 East 2lst st ork.
Between I'D and Sd Avenues. No" rect.
lher Tyr
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
CoNNoRs l. CARTER. PaoPaIEToRs

DUBLIsHED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING AT
i Lancaster Z. q, s. C. Having large unsaE1 psion
LIST, 1t Offers favorable medium 70 Merchants ana ~
advertisers who desire to extend thetr puness u tne
sia4 Specimen copy ofpapsr ssnt on appneaaea
august "a
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PAROCHIAL SCHOOL OF The CHohCH
OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
JOHN GADsDEN, Principal, with Corps of Teachers.
BOARD OF TRusTEEs-
REV. A. TOOMER PORTER, Rector.
G. A. TRENHOLM, | EDWARD SEBRING,
JOHN HANCKEL, ]. D. ALEXANDER.
NJ. T. BARTLETT,
EVAN EDWARDS, Secretary and Treasurer
YTlHIs SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED ID. w. ON THE
9th of DECEMBER Session Of TEN MONTHS.
Holidays one week at Christmas Good Friday and East
er Monday, August and september. The hours will be
u NJ The Recesses viii be In rotation OF Is minutes
each. '
Boys and Girls departments distinct. Sewing and
Embroidery voluntary classes after the exercises of the
School.
TERMs-Books at wholesale cost price, and found to
those who cannot purchase Tuition 90 cents month,
in advance Applications for admission made between
hours of and 10 A. NJ at house Of the Rector, corner
Rutledge and Spring streets. till further notice.
November wmlb
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C. DUCREUx's PATENT
For Instantaneous Detachment of
Horses from Carriages.

TlHIs INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INVENTION.
i which has been patented in the United Ssssss.
France and England Is now offered by the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they will find it. upon exami
nation OF the greatest inventions OF the age
Prominent among Its advantages are: ..c.
FRsT-The facility with which horses may be harness
ed embarrassed from Carriage also rendering II
the person embarrassing pass between
behind the horses as is customary thus avoiding any
liability Of being kicked.
sEcoND-m case of horse falling. he may be loosed
om the carriage in one second without the driver leav
ing his seat It Is simple in its operation that child
can work it. -
THIRD GREATEsr-In cases OF horses taking fright
becoming unmanagabe or running away the terrible
consequences which 90 frequently follow may be all avoid
ed by this simple application to caages Is the horsea
be loosed from the carriage 'n twinflinQ and 81:
carriage Il quickly and safely stopped.
MI G. DUCREUX gave several public exhibition Tbe
great favor and praise manifested by the public ON thaas
OCCASIONS, one OF the evidences OF popular appreia
ton Ct its msritz.
Terms may b known and orders received for spulytno
tho pateut 10 carriages, or purchase Of State Rfts b
nddreaEngt 70 g, DUOREUx Pataptee
o No ~ Easzessh sksst. New Yosa.
Ss~SpsS ~ Sne
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ITO REET, FOUR ROOMS IN ~ DELIGHT
i FULLY situated House ON south Bay, and kitchen
room If required. Apply at No. IS HAY Ne Strict.
November IS
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PALMETTO PIONEER CU-OpERATIvE

PALNETTO FIONFEK CU-OEENAIIVE
ASSOCIATION.
A N EXTRA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS,
n calle for the purpose of considering the proprety
at the Hall of the Palmetto Fire Engine Company. This
Euening, at half past O'Clock ---l-.-ig
BY order. JOHN E. MAHERs
November Is Secretary.
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T O R ( N T..

mo RENT, THE CHARLESTON LU g
Il HOUSE, having been thoroughly reftted and re-
furnished is now offered ior BALLS, PARTIES and Tx
HIBI IONS, Company and Society Meetings, &c.
For terms apply 10
W. Y. LEITcH & R. S. BRUINS,
Noyemhar IS Mfm6 No. 26 Broad street.
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November IS

COOPER RIVER LANDS OF AN ESTATE
u FORLEASE-POINr COMFORT PLANTATION,
on tho Western branch OF Cooper hver, will be leased
for one year from 1st January, 1885, 1t contains l60
prime river swamp Rice Land about 40 acres inland
swamp Rice Lsnd and 1s0 acres best quality upland for
Cotton or Provisions Applications Tor lease will be re-
In writing 10Th December next and submitted TO
Master In EQuity Tor approval. Conditions nede known
on application to T. GRANGE SIMONS,
November nl5 Executor.
TNOR RENT, PART OF A DELIGHTFULLY."-
IL SITUATED MANSION, in the southwestern por-
OF the city consisting Of suite OF three or four
spacious rooms the first floor, with kitchen aud SER
wants apartments. Terms moderate. Address "a"
Daily News Office. November 10
unO RENT, THAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE
IL No. SO BEAUFAIN STREET, with inc Flower Gar
den and large and commodous outbuildings. Posses
SION gwen on the first December. Apply to
WIN. B. HERIOT & CO.,
November 10 10 No. "a Broad street
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Total. ..45,751 7s5S5 221 2l,s6s
TIE VOTE AGAINST CONVENTION.
The following table shows tho vote against
Total. .45.75I 1855
&S .
Conventions:
The Repeal OF the Cotton Texan Impor-
tant Pi oviso.

Total. l...................
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FOR SALE, FINE MILCH cow, IN COOL
W., order. For particulars. &C., apply at the GAS
WELL, in Cannon street mwf3 November Ok
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Murdered Bureau Agents" Wanted

The Richmond Times thus admirably
caricatures the sensational bowling of The
Northern radical press about the depravi-
ty Of the South
A liberal reward will be paid by the
reconstruction committee Of Congress for
"murdered agents of the frcedmen's bu-
reau," as well as for "iusuIted' school
marms. As soon as Congress edjourncd
the demands for "atrocitIrs' and "outra
ces" subsidized but il has been revived
with vengeance during the last ten
days.
To meet This demand it is scarcely pos
slhIc to take up copy of the Tribune
which does not contain a telegram an
nouncIng the massacre Of some az Mt Of
the treedmen's bureau, at some point 81
remote, as Mrs Malaprop would say,
from the "outsquirts of civilization," as
to defy investigation. We suspect that
the murdered victims of rebel barbarity
furnish themselves all these accounts of
the deep d4mnallon vi their taking off,
and find the business exceeding profit
able Any az, ut Of the bureau vino viii
furnish tue Tribune with a ci.cumstantiul
accogLt of how hi, heaJ was chopped of
and his body subsequently roasted oy "a
dozen merciless retcls," will he allowed
the highest iri4e which is paid to cores
poud!ug MuuchauscnS.
Any ''school marin" Of ardent imasi-
nation, whu will give pathetic account
of the "treaking of the windows of her
school," will place the reconstruction
committee under many obligations. fshe
is conscientious, and has been piousIy
reared, and requires small substratum
of truth for her account, she can find a
"trutLtui and intelligent freedman" to
smash her windows and boot at her in the
most dismal manner for five cents Il
night.
The demand now seems to be confined
to murdered agents of the bureau and
"insulted school mistresses ) but a ''bar-
becued freedman" would command fair
price; if be was roasted alive fore a slow
fire, by IL committee Of ex-confedera' e
generals.
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The Late Snow Storm.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20 "A driving snow
storm commenced here about P. NJ, and still
continues until p. NJ, the wind blowing gale
from the northwest.
Providence, R. l., January f9.-Ne trains
have come through yet on either the Stonngton
or Hartford railroads A train OF six locomo-
tiycs got through from Boston last night, and
started back this morning on the other track
with seven locomotives, and when near Hebron
vile, the train got OF the track and six locono-
tivrs became utterly disabled.
BosroN, Jan. l9.-The condition Of the rail-
roads east and north Of this city is much better
than Of those south and west although none
OF them are yet running trains regularly or on
time.
Very Ii tie business was done yesterday, owing
to the difficulty of delivering or transporting
goods No schools were in session yesterday.
In the town Of SomerviIe twenty-siX scholars
and their lady teachers were compelled 10 remain
all night in The schoolhouse on account Of the
storm.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia St. Joseph dispatch says
persons recently arrived from the northern plains
report the snow deeper than for many years. In
places along the Little Blue river there are drifts
twenty feet deep.
FonT MONROE, Jan. 20.--Hcavy northwest
winds have been prevailing for the past three
days but suddenly vcerrd to the southeast last
night. To-day heavy gale was blowing, vita
rain but the storm has moderated tonight, with
the WIND 10 the southeast
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Or, sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
A Substitute for Calo1nel.

HNllESE Pills are composed OF various roots
L having the power to relax the secretions of
the liver as promptly and efectually as blue pill
or mercury, and without producing any Of those
disagreeabe or dangerous effects which often fol-
low the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge
of vitnted bile, and remove those distractions
from the liver and hillary ducts which are the
cause OF bilious affections in general.
SGIiENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache and all disorders OF the Liver, ndica-
ted by sallow skim coated tongue, costveness,
drowsiness and a general feeling Of WEAKNESS
and asSiude, showing that the liver is in tor
pid or ohstructed condition.
in short, these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in all cases when purgauve or alternative
medicine is required.
Please ask for CDR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
and observe that he two likenesses of the Doctor
are on the Government stamp-one when i'll the
last stage of Consumption, and the other in his
present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. frice Is
cents per box Principal Office No. 10 North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Important to~Young Men and Teachers.

Every young man, whatever may be his future
calling in life, will find II thorough and practical
business education his greatest aid 10 success -
Such course may be had-by all, us the expense
and lime necessary for II thorough preparation
can readily be spnled from the earnings OF every
industrious youth in the country Three months
only are necessary Tor a preparation that shall
| introduce any farmers son, tenchcr or mcchan-
ic, into business position that shall trng him
a good salary, and that may lead him on To II
business success. AT Philadelphia, Pa, Il sys-
TEN of insu uclon has been introduced into j. G.
MUMFuRDs Business ana Telegraph College that
must be thoroughly practical, and Work reyo-
luton in commercial instruction in all schools
having pupils enough 50 that it may he intro
ductd: Unfortunately this sy stem OF instruction
can only he carried out in few of the larger
schools in the United States MS il requires Tor
its successful operation II great number OF stu
dents in daily attendance. This course is re-
ceiving the encouragement and enthusiastic sup
port Of the leading business mep aud educators
| throughout the country, and is d'awing for This
College patronage from nearly every State in the
| Union. The practical arrangement Of every de-
| parnent makes it profitable TOR yornG mtu TO
come hundreds OF miles to enjoy its advanta. es,
us at no other school in the country Gun equal
| advantages be had for business education.
! Rev. ALEXANDER CLARK, Ediinr Of Curtis
! School lt&t1', III notice OF that institution,
said 1.-THE Commercial College of j. {. Num-
FORD combines in its plan more practicairies,
and better dsciplncs its students for succ, sstui
business than any similar institution with which
am acquainted in the city, and but one in our
whole country in any wise compares with it, and
that one pursues II method somewhat the salue
but perhaps not rs fully devt!oped."
| Such report from REV. ALEXANHED CLARK is
strong evidence of the chnracer and Standing Of
this School The College, from lis plan of in
structon, invites the attention vi the masst, aud
as it issues many publications explanatory OF its
working, which me mailed free OF charge, we
suggest that those interested in education send
an application for circulars, asthry will no doubt
be furnished Immediately on receipt Of request.
| Address j. &. MUMfORD, philadelphia Penn.
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Road Notice,

THIRTY days after the publication of
L this notice, application will be made
to the County Commissioners for Hartford
County. TO close the present road and
open road commencing at point on
the road leading from Deer Creek at Go
vcr's ME-, to Dublin, nearly opposite Ed
ward VI. Chew's lane, and then running
on the line of the Covers mill lands and
the lands belonging TO the heirs of the late
Joseph Hopkins, deceased, until it reach
cs The division line between the lands of
the aforesaid heirs of Joseph Hopkins and
the lands of James Silver. and then run
ming on the lamds'of the heirs OF the said
Joseph Hopkins, until it intersects the
public road leading from the Tmpp2 70
Darlington. jan25-5t