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THOMAS SPECIFICS FOR CHILDREN

VIII PREVENT A1TAthn OF
Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, Group Whooping Cough.
Will cure folic Cholera Infantum, Diarrhoa, Dys-
eatery, Infants Teething, Sore Month, Sore Throat
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Crop, WhoopiEg Cough,
Diptheria, Ear Ache. Ear Discharge. Cholera Nor
bus, Gripping Loose Bowels Bilious, Scarlet, and all
other Feyers, Worms and Worm Collie, etc. Pack
ages containing IL specifics sent per mail for ~ IS.
Canyassers wanted at 81 per day and percentage.
Address /. V. THOMAS, BellefoBte. Pa.
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This case has at last been settled, the
Assembly accepting the report of the
committee and granting Mr.. Fink his
seat in the Assembly. Assemblyman
Flanders, counsel for Salentine, made
a lengthy speech in favor of his client,
and was followed in reply by Mr.. Spen-
Ger, chairman of the committee. Mr..
Fink was sworn in this evening and
was allowed to change seat from the
Democratic to the Republican side of
the Chamber.
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Assemblyman Vance introduced a
bill to cut off the bondholders of the
St. Paul road from the right to vote.
This of course inter ests the managers
of that road somewhat, and one of
them has already made his appear
ance as lobbyist.
A bill has been introduced by Daley
to- repeal the Vance law and revive the
Potter railroad act. 1t has not caused
even a ripple as yet, and the prospect
is that it will not acquire supporters
enough to arouse any excitement.
A lobby Is working here in favor of
cutting up Oconto county and creating
a new one to be called Sawyer county.
A number of bills of this nature have
been introduced this winter, but from
present appearance none of them will
pass.
THE STATE LIBRARY.
The trustees of the State Library have
presented their annual report. The fig
ures and remarks below form a correct
picture of one of the most complete
Libraries of the kind in the United
States:
The funds of the Library for 1876, we're
obtained by three acts OF the Legislature;
$500 appropriated by chapter S21, laws OF
1864; 5000 appropriated By chapter l3i laws OF
1871: s., 900 appropriated by chapter 2Sl, laws
of 1876; making . total of 3S,l00. OF this
amount st.32l29 was expended in paying
debts contracted in 1875, which left the sun
OF 81, III. Il available for 1876 OF the three
appropriations mentioned, all but the first
have expired by limitation
During the year the series Of English, Irish,
and Scotch reports has been kept up; the
reports of the American courts which are not
received by exchange, have been purchased,
and quite al addition has been made to the
number Of text books, more particularly In
procuring late editions Of old and standard
works. The addition OF a complete set of
Upper Canada Reports, numbering one hun
dred and seven volumes, supplies long felt
need, snd aids greatly to the value Of the
library.
The following statement will show the con
dition of the library, aud the nature OF the
additions made during the year:
On the 4th OF January, 1876, the numbs,
OF volumes in the library was. ...t,, .1o,l7s
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Succession of John H. In Parish Court of
Notice is hereby given that Felix J. Braden,
N administrator of tine succession of John
Fl. Braden, deceased, has this day filed in the
Clerks office his statement of debts in said
succession.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all per-
sons concerned, that if opposition is not made
within the time prescribed by law, said state
ment of debts will be homologated and made
the judgment of the Court.
Witness, Hon. B. F. Fort, Parish Judge of
Bossier parish, La, this 18th day of July. A.
D., 1877. JOANNES SMITH,
Deputy Clerk District Court
July 10, 1877 nI7-2ts
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Bossier Parish.
SheriR,s Sale.

A. G. Strain } No. 572 In Parish Court of
VS.. of BOSsier Parish La
A. r. Sanders.)
RY virtue of writ of Fieri Facias, issued in
- the above named suit and to me directed.
have seized and will proceed to sell. at pub,
lie auction, to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House Door, in the town of Belle
vue, La, within the legal hours of sale, on the
first Saturday, the 4th day of August, 1877,
the following described property, pointed out
to me by plaintiff as the property of the de.
PENDANT, to-wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land situated and
lying in the eastern suburbs of the town of
Benton, in the parish of Bossier, being part of
the North East quarter of section thirty one
(3ll, Township twenty, Range thirteen, west
and bounded as follows, to-wit: North and
East by lands of w. r. Prather, South by
lands of w. j. Fish, and West by lands Of
Frank Smith, and containing ten acres, more
or less, together with all improvements there
on and to be sold to pay and satisfy said writ,
say the sum of $lS6 46, besides interest and
costs.
Terms of sale-Cash with benefit of ap-
praisement.
Act of sale at expense of the purchaser.
JOE. B. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Per w. II. HILL. Deputy.
Bellevue, June 18th, 1877
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Succession Notice.

Campbell, deceased Bossier parish, La.
Notice is hereby given that Susan Campbell,
IN Administrative of the succession of Aaron
Campbell, deceased, has this day filed in the
Clerks Office her final account in said success
sion.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all per-
sons concerned, that if opposition is not made
thereto within the time required by law. said
final account will be homologated and made
the Judgment of the Court
Witness, Hon. B. F. Fort, Parish Judge of
Bossier parish, La, this 18th day of July, A. d.
1877. JOANNES SMITH,
Deputy Clerk District Court.
July 10, 1877. cts
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Notice to Creditors.

FTyhe creditors of the succession of Thomas ].
i Lay, deceased, are hereby notified to
make themselves known, and to present to me,
OF my Attorney. A. w. Lowry, an account of
their respective claims, and the titles by which
they are established, for acceptance
w. w. LAY, Administrator.
July 10, 1877. uI7-3ts
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aa'n Policy" Drinking Saloon,

Van = a'e notified that have opened a
sves a s y ny Old stand, just completed,
N Ma ma,. assure them | intend to keep
ii E n may call on me, first-class arti.
L nm mus usually kept in Country Sa-
INA ~ !, wish q good drink, l am prepar-
Ogsas..ss' ana S 4 you desire a cold lunch.
alan Sardines, HOLSTERS, Salmon
a'aa and try what offer.
= 4, February q. 1877. 1 1oN'
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lack Minton, who broke Jail last
h was brought in a few days ago,
/ Unstable Phillips, of the lst Ward.
\ bias now to answer the additional
|ge Of larceny.
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Stray Sale.

NOGHU SdGHCs
,strayed before the undersigned, by Sterling
and u HiIaarhlson, on the 9TH day Of July, 1877,
at Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the 25th day of
August, 1877. one Cow, marked with two Sits
IN left ear, and swallow fork and underbit
IN the right; black, with crooked horns, and
Appraised at $l2.
Inc owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
July IL, 1877.
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Stray Sale.

stray Sale.
H ,strayed before Arthur Edwards, Justice of
N. the Peace, Ward No, 5, Bossier parish. by
Inomas Grlsset, and will be sold to the high
est bidder, for cash, at Bellevue, La. on satnr-
Gay, the 18th day of August, 1877, white
and red speckled Cow, with one horn drooped.
marked with an under square in the right ear
ana spilt IN the left ear, aged about 8 years
Inc owner Is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges. &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, July loth, 1877.
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IL The Rev. DR.. J. E. Bright, well
|lhyorably known to the people of
kommunity, spent Friday, Satur-
land Sunday, in our town, preach
Isery night during his stay.
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Stray Sales.
Straw Sale.

stray sale.
,strayed before the undersigned. by 8. f
~ Austin, on the 5th day of Nav, 1917. and
VII De sold to the highest bidder, Tor cash. at
Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the 18th day of
"A august, 1877, Black Mare Pony, branded on
iel! shoulder with letters "Z W :" speck of
white on left hind foot, and about is wears o, a
Appraised at $lS. e"As o'o
Inc owner is requested to come forward.
prove property. pay charges, &C.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, May 10, 1877.
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Inc Monthly Reader for july is
\ ~ y published by John L. Shorey,
4, ' ~ IN .ae use of primary schools,
n parents who teach their chill
~ saome. 1t is but five cents a
m ss,e o. hfty cents a year. It is a
[ ~ !. 70 the little ones as well as
= Who teach them. " wen 90
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!. !, received the first num-
n, as -DeSoto Democrat" pub
|' N.Y. Mansfield, La, by J. E. Hew-
~ ana Proprietor. 1t is a live
aparnai, and deserves the iiber-
a0fs o. the people of DeSoto.
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= The southern Policy" is still
|.,,r John now develops it at the
Isaand.
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BELLEVUE, la,
sursday, :::::::::July IS, 1877.

n $4,000 Brick for sale, by E. r.
lsas & Son, Bellevue, La.
1--WE have had two refreshing
l.rers this week, greatly benetiting
r.
I II The southern Policy" is still
l,,,,r. John now develops it at the
lsstand.
In The Rev. DR.. J. E. Bright, well
Lhvorably known to the people of
community, spent Friday, Satur-
and Sunday, in our town, preach
very night during his stay.
r lack Minton, who broke Jail last
/, was brought in a few days ago,
ppstable Phillips, of the lst Ward.
has now to answer the additional
ge Of larceny.
II Perry Calhoun, colored, charged
I rape, had preliminary examina-
Inst Monday, and was committed
bout bail. On Wednesday, a wo-
named Thomas and her son, Mel
charged with larceny, were COM
lid, in default of bail.
f A man by the name of Winn |
hlled one night last week, by an
nTn person, while sitting at the
ntable in his his house, near Col
sHrg. We have been unable to
A, from any reliable source, the
aars Of the killing, Or the proba-
aases which led to it.
The following named persons,
Aer with the District Clerk, COM
the Jury Commission for this par
III. Swindle, J. E. Adger, Jr.,
yer Minis and Anthony JONES'
will meet to-day, at the Court
~, to select the three hundred
from which the Jury for Sep
H Court is to be drawn.
special term of the Parish
held Yesterday, his Honor, B. F.
presiding, T. A. Gatlin, charged
afeeny of a watch, pleaded gull
no was sentenced to twenty-four
an lalland to pay cost of prosecu-
uatlin is about II or IS years of
ana halls from Arkansas. He
NJ WEIGHED health, and his mental
,.a seem greatly impaired by
y nehee the light punishment in
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UNDERTAKES.
RAILROADS.

III BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NAIIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
TO THE
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST a SOUTHWEST.
June 10Th, 1877, 1O;I3 p. m.
AN LEAVE WASHINGTON.
s;S1-Baltmure and Way Stations.
o.9O-BaliimOre. Annapolis and WAY Stations,
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations, via Re-
7:5O-white Sulphur & Valley Springs Express.
makes no stops between Washington and
Harpers Ferry
1855. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg EApre-s. tHagorstOwn except sun
500 Baltimore Express.
-.lO-PleSlnu ut etfn-burg, Winchester. Harers-
town, Point 4 Rocks and way Stations
-.SO-New York Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
more Express.
900 Baltimore and WAY Stations. (On sunday
800 CONNECTS for AHuap0isD
lo:oO-BaltimOre press.
I2:l0-Batimore, Elicott City, Annapolis and Way
Stations
l:3O-New York ana Phnaaelnbia. baltimore Fx-
pres. con sunday G" baltimore only. stop
piig al AL stations and connects tor Fred
3.3o-Baltimare aud Igsv Stations
4.3O-BaltimpTe and Laurel Express. St0rs n
Biadcusbgrg. Frederick, via Relay.
IS D Point II Rocks. Frederick. Hayerstowu
iachesteT aud Way stations.
0.SO-' Philadelphia, Norfolk aud baltimore Ex-
pres; Pas-engers f"r Norfolk taken in the
o:i1-' hicag" and Columbus Express. Win
80 chester and liagersiOwn, except SundsyD
80. Baltimurc Express.
"a Ia lliniu r. and WAY Stations.
9-2-l-- -. Louis ami Cincinnati IN press
lO.lJ- New York. PhIale phla and Baltimore Ex-
pres Stops NJ Biadensburg, Belt-ylle aud
Daily. Other rains .iaiic except Sunday ialI
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1877 GREST 1877
PENNSYL VANTd ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent EQuipmenf.
ITNE 10. Isff

JUNE 10. Issr
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of Sixth and Il streets. as follows:
For PItt-hurg and the Vest, lo:l daily. with
Parlor Car o. Pitfslurg aud sleeping Cars from
Pitteturg 20 Cincinnati, ~. Louis, and Chicago:
s.sO =. IN. daily, with Palace Car 70 CHICAGO
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara BALLS.
and the North, q 40 4. m. day, except saturday,
with Palace Cars 60 Watkins For Milliamsporf.
Lock Haven, Elr1ira. and Watkins, at 10 10 ..
- M, dally, except sunday.
For New York and the Eas; 1915 =. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached Limited Express Of Pull
man Parlor Cars, $50 a. m daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East. 3 D m daily except
SUNDAY, with Sleeping Cars from Washington 10
For Philadelphia, 5:25 a. m and 80 .. m. daily.
except sunday and 5 80 and 1918 .. m daily.
Limited Express, 40 a m daily, except sunday
Accommodated for Baltimore, 5.25 and 9: so a. m.
and 4 30 q. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Popes Greek Line, $50 q. m. and go D. N.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annspols. $50 a. m. and 4:ao D. m. daily, sx-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREpERIcKsBuRGR RAIL-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHIN0-
TON RAILROAD.
For AleSandria, 8, 2, =, $40, 10, 1Iam.,l,y.
20 20, .. m. On sunday sts:io q. m. aud
For the South, via Richmond, SIS a. M. daily. ara
- y. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington g. = SO.
l Sunday lS a 81 snS go n .Ss .pS Pr.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parior car o.
Can be procured at the once. norfS
east corner of Thirteenth street and Penp-ylyanSs
ssenue corner Of Sixth street and Pannsyi
len for the checking Of baggage DESTINATION frS
L p. FARMER, General pa.-enser A s.,,
fkANk THOMSON, General Manager. j6
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~ Philadelphia stree;-car companies paid
Il per cent. dividend last year
n$-Scarlet flowers kr the hair, with a VOL
low dress, are the Paris style.
~ IL would be well 20 circulate pledges To
abstain from the use Of ice-water. IL Is the
most deadly drink OF the day.
pSThe republic is overrun with sweet
girl graduates and compositions on 1.-The
battle OF life"
~ In class OF tweni y ei CHIT AT the Spring
held High School, Gertrude Wright the nrst
colored graduate ofan Illinois school, stands
third.
81 French lady ART students in Paris do
not join classes of men when studies are
made from nude life; but American girl stu
dents OF art In that city do
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G6SkSbb ssGGHfT E1Rh2HRR. Trustees.
nUSCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON NORTH ID STREET. BETWEEN 3D
AND fTH SHEETS kAST, AT AUCTION.
~ Flrtu- OF deed OF trust given 10 aud -
GATED the lslh day OF NAV, u. 1873, and auy e:.
recordeo IN Llber No. III, folio 3l5 one Of the 60.
lard records Of ashnstOn county, in the District
~ Columbia ana By request Of the ,rties secured
Thereby, We Ill sel az public auct m in front of
he premises. n Tuesday, the I0'h day OF July.
n D. ls41 al clock p. all thst piece par Il
~ ground lying in said city and district aforesaid
ard known ss part Of Lot twelve l2D. Square seven
hundred and elghty-tv Gs5: Begin ling for the
same on north stret At the dividing line between
lots ii and IL running thence east Is feet inches
thpce south to the deTth of the l0 thence with
10 fOct alley feet and inches: thence Que north
81 f,et q. inches; thence west feet: thenc4
north 20 iert the beginning together tn all and
singular the appurtenences, rights, privileges, i'm.
longing or otherwise aPpertaining.
Terms OF sale: One-thiri each, balance in two
equal Lstallments In 8 and Il months notes bearing
per cent interest, and scared by deed Of trust GA
The premises sold. deposit of 100 will BE- re.
quired as soon as sold. CSnyeyancing at parchas-
ers cost II the terms Of sale not com Piled with
within ten days from day of sale the Trustees re-
serve the right and privilege of reseing the prop
eIty at the risk aud cost Of the defaultng purch
upon giving hve days notice Of such resale in some
newspaper publ bed IN Washington, ID. q.
GEORGE NEITLEH, -.
Je2l CONRAD SCHAEFER, { trustees.
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WAR NOTES.-The Montenegrfns claim Co
nave recently defeated the Turks al Sporz-
boih The Russians and the Turks clai m q
victory I'm The battle fought on saturday near
l'ehoaba But ~ is thought the Turks suf-
Tered serious reverse. All accounts agree
uhat ule Turks fell back To nelibaba Ii in
ihouAht battle Was fought IN the neighbour
LOod OF Leidlkan. \ Russian official tele-
gram, dated Mara, June ~. saws kars re-
sIphIs out tcehiy 10 the Russian artillery
urt, Inc Russian government has purchased
the monster lNruTp gun which was made for
ne Philadelphia exhibition. The Destination
OF me weapon u unknown. but there n talk
OF placing II upon some vessel az Nfkolaieff
aud using u against the Turkish iron-ciads
I'm the Elack sea
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DRY GOODS.

~ J. SHALL OPEN On Thursday or Fri
W cay p" Yards Of Fig a Linen Lawns whicb,
% a ltlh 10 tht stock IN haat will make much tn.
lsrEc-t rtmeut O. he fund IN the city III Won
NtIiI r cool and desirable dre-s for the summer n
ltft IoN ptice, Don tasto Sc goods. You can
ca- ave money and time b. coming direct TO BIZ
S.H - n W In connection With the above. we can
% - the newest aud best assorted stock Of STAPLE
ana Cl iry g 'ods IN the city, All bought At prices
mum w the rates charged month ago and il
J. NJ I- -rlninatiOn 70 keep only such goods and
- Ihth az Brices that will induce every one who
ms favor us with call o. give least a part of
lie patronage w. VI. BROWN,
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PROPOSALS.


PhOPoSALS FOR CUE GRANITE.
OFFICE OF PrBLIc BUrIpISss AND 6Iousn,
-.oros WSsHINsTeS, ID. c., June Is, is77
Circle 81 the intersection Of izth and III stressS
tne cut Granite, required In the consfrs
Seorse d Thomas, VIII be received untii noon 81
July o. ~, and opened immediately thereafter.
iormsnon can be had on spplic cation sf this oflo@
ie,s-A THos. LIHo0Ll CASEY,
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RRODHEAD & CO.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE
BetwegH Ninth and Tenth ST.
Inf the attention Of their friends. customers and
SrHiEt = TO tue Bargains they are oferipg in
r lass Fancy and Sta pie Dry Goods. the prices Of
who N many cases have been reduced ~ per cent
BLACK II rs Six, IS and up, incuiing 9uInet Rom
net sue Pgnson 5 celebrated makes
Siaek Ora. -Clnes Lupin and Arnohi's goods in
- iron r8rIe, Flat Mesh and Stripes. very chcap
Erere- chin French OTgandies, P-rcaIinr- ami
lambfl-s, IN beautiful designs at lowest mark ct
tnil deTet Swis5es-newss styles sHi best m akes
Bun lEgs 4 tie best makes q inches wide 4Oc re-
uuced from tJc-; Ladies Gents and Child rem g
tauZe Underwear in all sizes, Of the very best
fabrics. cheap Hamburg Edgings and Insert
llgs ~ lis than i'm PortCrs prices: Shrting5,
ShestluE~, Flanneis, Table Damasks aud Domes-
&c 6'pds OF all Kinds AZ less than ruling market
pre- Eiegant button hid Gloves in all COIors,
slfS, flark s best 2Oo ward Spool Cotton, only
g. Orders promptly att ndad o..
RRODHEAD 4 CO..
eSo Pennsyly ANA avenue, bet. 9th and 10th.
STUDY 1oUR INTEREST AND BUY YOUB
DRY GOODS AT BRODHEaD'S,
1905 street, between l7tn anil 18th.
Fr1It II the Loom "A Bleached Cotton, only 90 ;
best mai Pa per Cambria. 7c, high coors except
eiltlark best 20p yard Spool Cotton, Sc; beauti-
tul and good Neck Rulings, I0c aud up % bone
DIP Gore t"Tsets, in boxes. only 2gc. All other
GoOcs hrst class, and equally cheap at
BRODHEAD'S.
leIEu 1908 street, bet Eth and 18th SITS.
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EVENING STAR.
THrRsDAr......-....June n, Is77.
GLASS or FRESHMEN SUSPrNDED-Ths

CLASS OF Freshmen SUsPENDED.-Ths
Newark DGfy 4 lficrfis,T says: The Fresh
man Class OF This year, who viii be Sopho-
mores next ~ Princeton, have got them
selves into trouble, which has resulted I'm
ihe suspension Of the entire class. 10
seems that n has oeen their pleasant cus-
tom TO gather about the residence OF Dr. Mo
CoSh as candidates for admission next year
were entering for examination. They would
make The new men run the gauntlet OF de-
rogatory remarks, and take nendish de-
Light when one OF them got a lease OF the
grins, As college parlance hath it. Presf-
dent hcCosh once ordered them % dispense.
out neither his command or the presence nj
TIE Proctor was sufficient 20 sbate what hsd
become serious nuisance. Finally, last
Friday night the 10 men serenaied their
tutors In way which was sufficiently dis
agreeable 10 add the last straw TO the hacks
OF NE already annoyed faculty. SATURDAY
an order was issued suspending the entire
class, and ordering them 10 leave town by
To- day noon. This il the nrst time a whole
Class mas been suspended from this college,
ana a. consequence there In a great deal OF
excitement over the matter.
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y AIRnERER'~ CONFESSION. - Frank
llsou, the cosoTed man who j. TO be hauged
~ HarriS burg. Pa. ON the iith of July for
The murder 81 Jshn u. Rudy IN June. 1870,
mas made iull statement In which he ai-
NUS that lie participated an the robbery
OF kudy. and inn licaics two ou4er parties
an the robbery. The matter IL being tnvesti-
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AME6 COkNICk,V
- & VII, YT:SSt EEE}sI' Trustees
LIIGH BROS. i PHEIFs, Aucts. mys- sm
LIMITED STATES MAReHALT aALT.

BY virtue Of writ Of neri facias issued ont OF the
OleIk once OF the Supreme court Of the District
Of Colpmbia and g me directed, win se 1t public
SALE for cash. IN front Of the court house door Of
lsn Ct ~ O'Clock m, al the right, title, claim,
and interest q the defendant Eliza 8. Morrow, In
and to Lot g. sauare go together With al ana Sin
iar tne mRsovenenu thereon, in the city OF wash
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y BATTLE MoSTH-June NAV he called
the great battle month. Monday last the an
nlNersary OF Waterloo Cisi5l; Sunday OF Bun
ker I'M tlSs5', last Thursday. the 18th OF
Manenso l~'ol and OF Friedland usos), June
10, Quatre Bras Nsl5,, and June p Of VT
tor ia flNIgn.