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HOUSE.

By Mr.. Balch-ResOlved. (the Senate con.
curring,) That the clerks and employees OF
the Legislature shall be entitled to, and re-
ceiye the following compensation, and the
Auditor of Public Accounts is hereby di-
rected to issue warrants therefor on the PIE
sentatiou of the proper certificate, that the
services have been performed. to-wit:
Chief clerk of the House $12 per day
/ Deputy clerk of the House SO per day Sec
rotary of the Senate SIP per day; Minute
clerk of the Senate $40 per day. All other
clerks each So per day. Sergeant-at-A Arms,
/ $40; Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms Sc; Door
keeper So; Porters "a SO; Pages SO: Post
master S.. On motion of Mr. Williams made
! special order of the day for u o'clock
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Foster-From the citizens of Warren
county, asking that the stock law be amen
ded.
Mr.. Piles-From citizens OF Pamela coun-
ty protesting against a division of the same.
Mr.. Sessions from w. NJ. Wentworth, OF
Franklin county. asking relief.
Mr.. Roane, of Plke-From X. III. Fielder,
late Sheriff of Pike county, asking relief
BILLS.
The following bills were read first time,
and under a suspension of the rules read a
second time, and referred TO the appropri-
ate committees:
railroads and for other purposes. Approved
Nov. Il. 1866.
In relation to Boards of Supervisors.
To provide for the appointments, qualifi-
cation and duties, of County officers.
In regard to the incorporation and gov1
eminent of Fire, Marine and inland Navi=
CATION Companies, doing business in the
State.
To incorporate the Grenada Gas Light
Company.
To provide for the funding Of the out
standing Treasury warrants of the State of
Mississippi.
To provide for funding the Treasury war
rants of the State, issued prior to the first
day of -, 1870.
TO incorporate the Mississippi Levee Com
pany.
To remove the disabilities of minority, of
Hunter o. Walker.
To change the name of Martha j. Fulton,
to that of Martha j. Mills, and for other
purposes.
To amend an act entitled an act to protect
citizens of certain counties in those sections
where fencing and timber has become scarce.
Approved, October 26. 1866.
To legaliZe the assessment roll of the
counties of Attala and Winston.
To incorporate the Agricultural and Me-
chanical Associations of Carroll and Choc-
taw counties located at Winona.
Relating to grounds belonging to the Cap
itol buildings and keeper of the Capitol.
To incorporate the town OF Raymond In
the county of Hinds.
To change the name of Sarah Aline and
Richard Aline to Sarah atwood.
To increase the pay of jurors.
To remove the civil disabilities of William
PROXY Cassidy, q minor of Franklin county,
and Kate Hunly Hamilton.
To remove the civil disabilities OF Frank
Wall.
For the relief of Charles Chrisman.
10 repeal an act entitled an act to amend
the revenue laws of this State, passed over
the Governors veto on the 2Sth day OF No
yemDer, 1865, and for other purposes.
To prevent the removal OF personal prop
erty while under mortgage, deed OF trust,
or lien.
To compel road and street hands to work
the roads and streets in this State
To secure the arrest of horse thieves
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they were painfully Affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec;
ton Of the e@9ntry, that the public scarcely need
to be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one Of the most destruc.
tive enemies OF our race. OMEN, TINS unseen and
unfelt tenant of the organism undermines the con.
stitution and invites the attack OF enfee bling IA
tai diseases, without exciting suspicion OF its
presence Again, il seems TO breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
hldeous forms, either ON the surface or among the
vitals. In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed
in the liver or il shows its presence by eruptions
the skin, or foul alterations some part Of
the body Hence the occasional use of bottle
OF this Sdrsdp0riHd is advisable even when no
active symptoms of disease appear. Persons af
nlcied with the following complaints generally
use of this S4RS1PARILL1: 81. 1Iitho-
ny's Fire, Rose or Erysipelds, letter, Salt
Rte"ni, Scaid Head, RfnVtcOr'a, Sore Eyes,
of ScrOl @kOuS disease. Also in the more
cealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Heart
the various UIcerOGs affections of the muscular
and nervous systems.
quired for subduing these obstinate maladies by
medicine will cure the complaint. Leucorrhosa
or Whites, Uterine UIcerdttOHs, and Female
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and ulti-
mately cured by its purifying and invigoratng
effect. Minnie directions for each case are found
and Gomf, when caused by Recommendations of ex-
traneous matters in the blood, yield quickly TO IL,
as also LtreF Com IJfdtbttSs 1Ofptdttys tOptyts-
fiOH or Inflammation of the Lfrer, and JduIi-
dice. when arising as they often do, from the
ranking poisons in the blood. This SARSA-
P4RILL4 il a great rcstorer for the strength
and Vigor of the system. Those who are Lam
gnid and ListleSs, Dependent, Steeptess,
and troubled with Nervous approximations or
Fears, any of the affections symptomatic of
Weakness, will find immediate relief and con
vineing evidence OF its restorative power upon
trial.
EPARED BY
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Practical and analytical Chemists.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LUnHER: IA NnER: LInBER'

nRY FLOORING aud CEILING on hand.
~ aud all kinds Il lumber sawed TO order
for cash only. Address.
KING * LUSH.
apl9Wins Bcaurcgard. Miss
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OtaIl the school-teachers in the United
States, two-thirds are women.
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which commences It's lZsih volume with the
January number, was set on foot as % rival t0
the EDtSBrRGH. Il resolutely maintains be-
opposition IN politics. and shows equal yiF0r
Im its lIirrArY lnnnrimnnI.
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American residents of San Domingo rep
resent the island 70 be o huge humbug.
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CUSTOM WORK

our products are unsurpassed for quail
ity workmanship and elegance.
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FORTY-FIFTH DAY.
SENATE.
MONDAY, April Is. 1870.

N MUADAIg ApTII Is lSIU.
NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Hancock-A bill TO be entitled,
IAN act TO incorporate the Winchester Mil
Company"
BY Mr.. Gleed-A bill to be entitled @An
Act for the benefit of j. b. Bell, late Sheriff
OF Lowndes county.
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\ JOINT RESOLUTION in reference TO
the mileage aud per diem of the Members
of the Legislature.

of the Legislature.
Resolved. That the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts be directed TO Issue his warrants for
the mileage and per diem of members eff the
Legislature, in accordance with the require
ments of an act entitled IAN act 10 regulate
the per diem and mileage OF members of the
Legislature" approved. Nov. 2d, 1861. aud
an act supplemental thereto, approved Nov.
4th, 1865.
Be it further Resolved, That so much of
said, as requires the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts to charge all warrants 10 the PRO
visional Tax be. and the same is hereby
repealed; Provided, That the Auditor of
Public Accounts shall charge the same to
the Legislative Fund.
Approved, April Is, 1870.
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RECEIPTS

For Subscription to the Clarion for the
Week Ending, april 10, 1870.
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This is the oldest Of the series. In its main
features y SUI follows In The path marked out
by Brougham. Jeffrey, sydney Smith nud L5rd
Holland its original founders and first cou-
tributOrs
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was commenced ~ years ago EqunlluR The
Quarterlie- in it, literary aud scientific dee
parimeui-, 10 has won a wide reputation f1r
the narratives and sketches which culiycu he
pages.
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Terms for 1870. per annum.


a discounted twenty per cent viii he ALLOW
eel 70 Clubs Of four or mores persons when fbr
periodicals are sent 10 ONE address
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now in its Dist volume, occupies % very high
position in periodical literature Passing BE-
yond the narrow Journalism of schools nnd par
ties, IL appeals 40 wider range Of symputhita
and "a higher integrity " conviction.
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EEORTGAGH BLANKS, to secure advances
Iu 20 planters, for sale AZ this ONCE. Orders
allied By mail or Express.
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ORION leo 10 DO acres Of improved lands
Il West Of Pearl River, near the New Or
leans and southern Railroad. Persons desi-
ring to sell, viii address. with the terms.
amount Of land, and distance from Railroad.
Box Ne. 1870. Post Office, jackson, Miss
April2l, ls.Ua Wit
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LAWS on THE STATE OF
MNSSMSSIPPn.

AN ACT to authorize Aaron Fields. resi-
dent of Warren county, to adopt Sallie
Fields.
Section /. Be il enacted by the Legislature
of the State OF Mississippi, That Aaron
Fields resident OF Warren county IN this
state. be, and is hereby authorized to adopt
Sallie Fields, an orphan child, US his legiti-
mate child. and she shall inherit the estate,
both real and personal of the said Fields, u
legitimate children do now inherit under
the laws ofthis state.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage.
Approved April Is. 1870.
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ATTENTION.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

Of which We keep foil lines Of all
grades for Men and Boys
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Invetcrate
cases OF ScrofulOus dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by IL.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were az.
gravated by the serofu-
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NOTICE

II HEREBY warn all persons from trading
Il for n certain promiEsory note given by me
10 Col. w. r.. Cause, for the sum Of SID 90 rs
will not pay the same. ,s
Jackson, Miss March 18th, ls'OwSt
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Tho Postage on current subscriptions. to ans
part Of the United States b. Two cents 10 uua
Der, 20 be prepaid al the Office Of delivery
For back numbers the postage ih double
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GEORGETOWN.

IHBWHARvks are commencing 20 assume the dull
WINTER appears nee, as swing the lateness of
season, owners Of vessels willing 70 run the
the winter. "
THE Coal TRADE is dali, the ship nents from the
leading WI arves during the past eek being rather
inactive. Seven thous ana tons on'y being sh ppei
coastwise
THE CANAL 10 not broken. as reported and bosts
are arriving in great numbers.
THE MORNING MAIL-Post Ono, Gecyss,o,rn. ID
q. November 4th, E10.-Your Georgetown CORES
pondent OF this evening states that complaint 10
made by our business men that they do not receive
arriving about sevsn.n Though no 'busness msu
has maze any complaint Of delay yet. as your cor
respondent has sought to convey an unjust impress
eien AK rom to state that the schedule time for
the morning mail TO leave " ashtngfon 10 a. m ana
10 reach this office at half past But a. the north
ern and eastern mails are not due in Washington
until 10 minutes TO z, and the Alexandria mail u
not Que there until 4 II mali Should leave there
on schedule time at 2 punctuaIly, our Alexandra
nfss wsuld always be missed, and very fr, uently
our northern and eastern also. To prevent this BY
geImesion OF the Department, the mail for this Of
nee ~ not sent on from Washington In the morning
ent1i all ne mails frcm the and Alexandria are
IN; SO that IL frequently happens that our mails.
shoueh due here At half past received until
or tfter: Our business men" know also that al
Waye wnel hfteen twenty minutes after our N all
arrives It is ready for delivery But IT majority of
gu, business men" prefer 9 punetnsl arrival .
empty mail bags to little delay with full mails,
Their obedient servant.
CuAs n N
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ALEXANDRIA.

,.AIENhNDRiA AMI rREDERICksBURG RAILROAD
is under stood that the route OF the Alex and
Ilederiekbnrg railroad, for the construction of
which bids have been made, when examined by NJ
Roberts the President Of the road was no approx ed
oy him, and that proably entirely new line ron
ning cor nterably wet OF the present one, will he
adopted. and that engineers viii commence survey
ing the new route in day OF two.
SuicIcE.-Mr Hiram Booten, Of Madison county,
Ehiie laboring under q fit Of mental alteration on
Monday morning last took his gun into a grove near
his house. and removing his boots and stockings put
ths muhzle 81 the weapon in his mouth pulled the
lSFRAcTIoN OF RRvENuR Laws Deputy U. 8
Marshal Glrwood brought here last night three
men arrt sted in adison county, charged with vi
o'a.ipg the Internal revenue laws. They were ex-
sent to the q. 8. circuit court and one discharged
LAND SALE.-Brawner Co., real estate brokers
alexandria, Va, sold on the 3lst ult, to Mr. David
Bradley, OF Yorkshire. England part Of the Har.
us Iefm. IN fairfax county. containing l5O res.
Tor 9240o. This farm lies near the line of the W.
f1d D. X. X.
PRov1DENTrAL Escape william Jackson, while
at work repairing the rigging Of q coaster lying in
the strerm this morn ing. fell from the masihead
distance OF seventy feet, but fortunately caaght
his life.
SPECIAL ELECTIONS The conservatives OF the
Fourth Ward have nominated Joseph Psdgett for
magistrate and Samuel Brown for constable In the
Ennis for constable.
A VACANcy-It is understood that Mr.. James
Nichols delivery clerk At the Post Once will resign
that position the 18th instant, and that Geo
U. Hewes is an applicant for the resulting Vacancy
SKvESKLy HURr-Mr. Cherries 6moot accident.
even ,g and VAS seriously hurt
Posi- OFFrcE.-At Lewiusvilie, Fairfax county
VIM. Swink 10 appointed postmaster, vice Simeon
W eich, resfgned--Gdxefit Of last aisiG.
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TIRE COURTS.

ORPHANS CUORT.-Durins the recess OF ~.
The will of Cornelius Wendell dated xprii %, ISL
ss .es
OF one thor :and dollars esch esacies 10 John Lar
Of q sss os1 The
stiIaTen sf James KSpe, living bond in the sau
accounts were approved aud passed.
POLICE COURT; JUDGE SnsR.- To day, Martin
Con5er charged wIh failing - remove certain rub
having been notn BY the ofieers; hneS 81 and
costs costs Menrsl Sullivan and Henry Harvey. two
and PsIes ssf%e e nsd
profanity in the street; collateral ts5) forfeited Dy
eSi ~ Il, hsr,y for ind
SMn rn led g. nsd costs 4 Any Az
in the side in the Northern market ned ss M hlr
70 Sesa IL ,Se with n.gS opa
charged with cursing in house on street e1utb
loud enough to be Sea,d on the street. find SO.
wS an
town; hned $40 and cost, or ak months in i'll.
go Norton, charged with ithI 9s, pTOfsne and
Buer shsfSea With bsss drunk and ii GshSA
forfeited bis collateral ss ~ not az gearing
Charles welIman, charged with stealing ball be-
%sPs abba nsa %
He said he had lived forty years, and this was the
nTst time he was tye drunk Ut ever stOie anything,
and Il YOU'D he the last; that ne did Dot know he
had taken II until arrested. The Judge thought the
paying Of So would be sreminder to him.
49, IuE STEWART HUGHES ASSAULT CASE. -,
VIM, b. Stewart was srraigntd, charged with
committi..g an assault On W. u. Hughes. Hughes
testified that Stewart struck him blow in the face
and Toll, wed him about using threats and sbuslye
language TO him. Stewart stated that Hughes had a
spite against him for refusing to go his security IN
Guilty, snd on meeting b m yesterday he called him
g. hound, puppy, and other terTs, when he told
him to go away. that he was liar and at the same
time brushed him away, but did not strike him
Hughes t,nterruptng,-'. Excuse ne, sir excuse
me, but You did, STRIP Stewart. continuing. said
that hughes afterwards appeared in the railroad car
as he vas about starting for Baltimore, with Pr
liceman and, seeing him, pointed at him with his
finger, ssyirg to the officer. That him, cir, that
him, arrest him He was taken by the Officer and
compelled TO rem ain over night, with considerable
incOnv enience. which all Hughes wanted
Hughes said be did not wish 10 press the case but
there was breach of the peace and Stewart had
wsntcr,., struct him. The Court imposed a fine OF,
ss %. s..swarl.
Az sor. ..,
William Knott, for profanity TO, %neu "a CTis,
e,al So b. failing TO appear when CUE; a.
Murphy and Kate Shea, for n aking threats ~ r-'
sonai violence to Mary MCGUIRE; all thTes were re
LACK colored, unlaaiu assembly in the street; dis
missed. stephen Nicholson, soldier, drunkenness;
required to give bonus for good behay Tor, or work
house thirty days. Margaret Cumberland. charged
with profanity and disorde-ly conduct; required to
enter INTO bonds in the Of - for good behay Or
Iurng and destroying the door Of The cell in the Pc
lice Court lock up, where she was confined. by
.hing il TO pieces; fined r. the amount OF dam
ages done, or workhouse thirty days. Adjourned.
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n. Z. CHURCH SOUTH
Closing Session Of the Warrington
District Conference

The conference of the Washington District
Of the NJ. f. Church South reassembled at the
Mount y.c-nop Place Church yesterday afte.-
noon, at two O'Clock.
The committee on periodicals made a report
expressing regret that works Of fiction are read
By the membership to the neglect OF CHURCH pc
riodicals.
Reports of circuits were called for, and Falls
Church, Falmouth, Charles, st. Mays and
FAREWELL circuits reported.
Fredericksburg was seleCted az the place fox
LOldiDg the next conference.
Resolutions were adopted recommending to
the Southern people the cause of the Mount
Vernon Place church in this city, and joining
the agent in his appeal to the Sabbath schools
| to contribute towards iquidadng the debt still
resting upon the trustees, p,edying $3.50 for
each Sabbath school in its bounds for this puT
pose; also recommending and endorsing Rev.
| DIR. Donnelly and Rev. +. II. Henry as agents
for the church.
The committee ON spiritual interests made
IT port thai the power OF the Church lies in the
piety of her members, regretting the neglect OF
family and private prayer, with resolutions that
| they devote themselves more fully TO the devel-
Opement of spIrital hfe, abstain from worldli-
ness, throw their influence against lnremper-
ance, and reconsecrato themelvcs to Dbl.
At7n O'Clock Rev. A. w. RObey preached
from Jeremish vii, D. and at the conclusion of
| his sermon the Conference was called to order.
K. ". V. Tudor, from the committee on Sunday
schools. submitted a report. urging the import
ance OF labOring in that field, and indorsing
several Sundey school publications; adopted
DIR. Dent, from the committee on fnarce, re-
ported plans for raising funds, which was
| adopted Rev. r. H. Herry reported from the
| committee on missions: adopted. DIR. Dent re-
Ported from the committee on district parson-
l age in favor of taking measures for building a
| parsonage for the presiding elder. ard Mr.. j.
W. Barker was appointed to receive furds for
from the committee on wants OF colored people;
| adopted. Rev. w. v. TUDOR offered resolu-
i ton indorsing the literary institutions of the
Conference; adopted. Rev. F.. II. Henry offered
o resolution OF thanks TO the kind and hos pitabls
i families Of this city who have so cheerfuily
| opened their houses and hearts for our comfor,
l and joy; adopted
| After singing the hymn, Together let us
| sweetly live, together let rs de- and prayer
the Conference, at II o'clock, adjourned sine die
L SCHOOL SrATIsTIce--Enunerdtion of Childrer
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ocll -dtl
/ AkGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
IL TER GOODS.

119 Bridge Street. Georgetown, o.,
Has received and lie row Offering At very low prices
large a. sortmentof FALL andwINTkR GOODS,
selected with great care from the New York i'm por-
tsrs and jotbers and bought erclEstrefp Tor casa,
surprising FUN line Of Ladies Drees Fabrics, best
81 Silks, French and Irish 81 and Col a Paplins
corded Eppglings ard Reps, Empress Cloths, French
nerisos Sure nohairs, and AlIacss Of all the best
suits MoURNlHG GOODS Of the best grades. q full
hne: Cio'hs Csseimeres and Twseds; Courv oaier .,
Md Glove az u; Hosiery IN every variety; Paisley
strPed ard Plaid Shavls; Lace trim Hanikep
waterproof and Secking Cloths first rate as.ort-
ment Of ladies' and gentlemens Under Wear, Flan-
shIrtings Riehardsons best Irish Linens, Blaakeis
and Spreads BrSseels, Ingram. and Three ply Oar
are invited to call before making their chases
promising - good bargains IL IL possible give
oc2l-lm JOHN II, SMOOr
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Black Silk Vests, s12 Black Cloth Vests, 6 to
Standard black dress and Frock Goats, S35: fine
Doeskin Pantaloons, go to SIC; fine Lyons Vel
vet Vests. SIS; Finest West of England Broad
cloths and Meltons, and fine French Coatings,
$40. One Price Only.
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ANUsEMEkTs. &c.

National YAsater.-Lucille Western IN " The
child Steaier."
waYs Op,ra Rouss.-Msrietta Rayel in "Wild-
cat or Marriage by Moonlight"
Mukriters Art Gallery, as Ith street.
Rar,ovs Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
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GLORIOUS NEWS!

GLORIOUS NEWS!
Gents Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Erer.
Gents Merino Undershirts and Drawers 35,
40, 80, 60 and IS cents. The hest 81 Undershirts
in the District. Good White Shirts IS, 80, 81
and SIPS; q splendid article 81 and'S2 Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for 25 cents. Handker-
chiefs already hemmed Is cents. Knit Jackets
in an endless variety. The finest assortment o.
Bows. Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city.
Call and see for yourselves. Franc & Goldman.
400 eth street, between ID and streets, and
Marble Hall, 60 It'll street, opposite Patent
Omce. 1921:
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TO PERSONS DEsIRING IL

stTuction In German will be commenced at the
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
D, tI.o, ~ ~ n n, "a, non az
Of ~ lessons, IS Applications will be received a.
the College, corner 7th and ID streets, and at the
and y.
Private classes in German and French can be
formed at the teachers residence, at moderate
rates, se3-ly
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GEO. T.. HENNING,
No, 4l0 Seventh street. n "

WHAT IL QUILLAYA SAPoNARIA?-It il a
tree, the bark Of GILLIAN Tree which Yields.
when me- cerated, afragrant vegetable soap with
cleaning and antiputrescent properties not pos
sessed by any other vegetable production. fhis
Bark is prominent constituent of the cele
brated So-odont, the most popular dental prepa.
ton ever introduced in America.