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CHEAP LAW BOOKS.-..F. Taylor's list continued.
u Chitiy's Practice, 3svo vols II dollars
hief Justice Marshas decisions, vols calf 81 So
Chilly on Contracts, edition, 1899 50 so
divers Law Summary, vol. 8vo 81 %
Storys Conflict Of Laws, so.
Wentworth on Executors, So
Iivingston's Criminal Cotc, large syo vol. 50
Harrisoh's Digest 3 VOLS. 10 dollars
Metcalfs Digest, I vol. syo. 25 t.
Cruises Digest u So
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The foul plot by which Mr.. Rives was to
be elected Governor Of Virginia, and against
which the guiled Enquirer blew such lusty
blast, was, as we are informed, concocted by
some young counting house wag either in
Baltimore or New York!
Some have their sense imposed on by fear:
Some for interest sake believe and swear
Dryden.
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From Tie ". o. Louisianian, June 3.

D
The Mldsonan, a federal paper, published at
Tue ONCE OF the National Inlelligenccr."
The Loco.focos are distinguished for the
laclty of coadensing the greatest number of
''' Int" the shortest possible space.
7. Bayon and p. r. Wagner, tro editors
VINO mdGted the above too lines, perpetrated
therein ttro lies.
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The Eiitor OF the Nashville ". B. Union, a
favori'e authority among The Loco-foeos, as TO Inc
politics Of Tennessee formerly, il is stated,
member Of The Abolition Society oi New Bedford,
Mass.
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FxPaEss SPEED.-We have the satisfaction Of ac-
knowiedsing the receipr. on Monday, Of the Rich
mond Compiler Of April 80 and the Baltimore
Patriot OF June 81
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s.rThe death of printer is thus chroncled in an
English paper: GroRoE WooDcock, the OF his
profession the tupe OF honesty, the OF all and al
thoug Oh the gr OF death has put 10 his existence
every Of his lite was without v.
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A new and spirited paper has recently been
started at Believille, Illinois, in Mr. Snyder's
District, called The Great Westsra. We
quote the following article from one Of its
numbers rs indicative Of certain current Of
opinion in that patriotic quarter of the coun-
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"o'oioto Economy Us. Wing Ertraragonee. Tho
f'oE expenditure of the Loco-ioco State of Mchi-
s'" with population of 200, 900, for the past year
a SlS9,o6s. The public expenditure 9th Wing
, OF Connecticut, with population Of 100000
~ We same period, was S73 900
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f2o,i35,oo
f26, 457, 900
AA u l20O

10oo'
BY this return will be that the stock of bul
lion in The Bank OF England has decreased since IN
previous report Of 050 00O and The deposits fs9l
OO0 In the circulation the decrease Is Ell 600
There has been an increase on The amount Of Secu
rifles of Gl25O 900. ..t
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TN Charles County Court, sitting Court OF Equity
L March Term 1870

Charles County OouTt, slttlnS Us SouTt VI Si''9'
March Term, 1899.
In the matter Of the petition Of John Beavin and Joseph
f. Semmcs The petitioners in their petition stale , ,
being indebted several merchants in the CITY OF pa
more, and fearing that their funds insufficient sopg
their Just debts said merchants conveyed 70 ,sin
Dorsey by deed of trust, bearing date the 4lh o. aie
eighteen hundred and thirty flour, certain eoous ~
and merchandise, sc belonging To them IN uus -, ,a
benefit of said merchants that before ne had 80 ~
said trust the said Vernon Dorsey .enoVeu .oi to-
State Of Maryland and resides IN MISSISSIPPI my
further state that said Vernon Dorsey could no, execute
said trust without Inconvenience TO himself, anu ut un
credors arc for trustee 10 be substituted IN ms
place to take charge OF the property and the
and distribute the amongst ihem ana 'hey ar aux
49, &C. ,h; 10 .receve the same IL - there.
upon. this twenty first day Of March sgn'ee9 hanarcd
IA ,h;,.v me ordered that publication Of copy OF
he order be made in newspaper, published IN the
49,, of Columbia. once month for four successive
"h n,eyious TO the third Monday in August, warning
,ho s,d Vernon Dorsey, TO appear in Charles County
t on the third Monday in August next TO show cause
another Trustee should be substituted in his place
- execute the said Trust.
TO eA''''~ JOHN STEPHEN.
True copy.
Test: JOHN BARNES. Cletk Of
anvil q 1am1nn Charles County Court
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We learn that child was born a few days since
in the city Of Boston, with three legs!l What a
Sub,treasurer he would make, says the Maumee
Express
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It is stated that the Rev Or. Dorr declines accept
ing the Office of Bshcp of this Diocess, to which he
was recently elected by The Convention Of the Pro-
,esant Episcopal Church Of Maryland.
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Milwaukee Land OGec.-The Register has given
notice through the Milwaukee Advertiser, that the
Land Office at that place win be opened this day at
10 o'clock, for the entry OF public lands. The fol-
lowing appears in the same paper Of the 18Th inst,
from which il will be observed that the bills Of the
Bank OF Michigan are received for public lands:
REcEIvEas OrFIcE At MIEwAuKEE,(
May IA, 1889.
following banks will be received 10 payment for
lands. No bills of less denomination than twenty
dollars will be received
Bank Of America New York.
Manhattan Company New York.
State Bank OF Illinois .... a
State Bank Of Missouri.
Bank Of Michigan, al Detroit
Mechanics and Farmers Bank at Albany, New
York.
Mercha ats and Mechanics Bank Of Troy, New
York RUFUS PAKh, receiver.
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JOHN STEPHEN.

CITUATlON WANTED.-A young gentleman
- collegiate education desires 10 obtain SITUATION , %
instructor Of youth in respectable prs" . q n y
h. IL nd' ~ I'D D.. - naon may IS
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Attest: JoHN p. INGLE Secretary.

We are requested by the Secretary Of the late
General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Chess-
peake and Ohio Canal Company TO state that, IN me
original minutes OF the proceedings OF that meeting
Monday last he omitted TO note me lact ina, op
Inns I ARrar was Nominated as Director of the
Company BY the honorable Secretary Of The Trea.
snrv Immediately before The nomination made BY the
Representatives Of The State q MARYLAND was an
nounced The copy Of proceedings SEM Us Th ,or pup
son WAS discovered b. the chairman Of the meeting
in time TO be corrected in the publication made by
n,baT napers--Nat. Lstei.
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BANK OF ENGLAND.

Of England, on an average Of the quarter, fror
The 5lh Of February to the 30th Of April, 1885, III
elusive: ..,-
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For Presid mt,


dent, and that Phineas Janney, John J. Albert,
Thomas Perry, James Carroll jacob g.. Davies,
and Joseph White, were duly elected Directors Of
the sid Company until the first Monday OF June
NJ ST.. CLAIR CLARKE,
THOMAS CARBERY,
BENZ. OGLE rAYLOE. :
The Chairman thereupon declared the following
gentlemen duly elected, viz.
Francis Thomas, President.
Directors.
John J. Albert, Thomas Perry, Jacob g. Davies,
Phineas Janney, James Carroll, Joseph White.
The Representatives of the S ate Of Maryland Of
OF the Company, which afterbeng read was laid on
the table until the next meeting oil the Stockholders
Section Isl. Last line, strike out Washington"
and insert Baltimore"
Section 5h. First line, strike out "soine" and in
sert "such." -@"
Second line, strike ont "ofthe Distric: Of Calum-
bia" and insert las the President and Directors may
direct" ...a
Section Gu is TO read as follows; "No money shall
be drawn from the funds Of the Company but by draft
or check upon the bank or banks designated as de-
posilories) signed by the President and counter
signed by two Directors, or connterSigned by the
Treasurer or Secretary and by one Director The
Clerk shall keep an account oil all saeh drafts or
checks, noting their number and date, and setting
forth clearly the purposes 10 which the funds thus
drawn out have been appropriated.
Section SM. Strike out Of The second line the
words 'swhin the District OF Columbia"
On motion, 1t was
ordered, That when this meeting adjourns II shall
stand adjourned 10 meet again on Monday, the LIST
day Of July next IL o'clock M.
ordered, That the proceedings ofthis meeting be
published in the several newspapers printed in the
District of Columbia and in Baltimore.
The meeting then adjourned.
PETER FORCE, Chairman.
Az
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Assets.
Linbilitie.

--.- IIfnb1IiE1eS. dyseIS.
Circulation, fI8,350,0O0 Securities, f23 ll200
Deposits, 100000 Bullion, G,023,0 90
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From the Southern Liierary Messenger for June
SPECIAL PROVIDENCE.

The man who does not recognize special pr
violence directing the currents of his lis towart
good issues, is as deficient in philosophical sagacl
as he is in spiritual worth.
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Bank Of Michigan, al Detroit
| Mechanics and Farmers Bank at Albany, New
York.
Mercha ats' and Mechanics Bank Of Troy, New
York. RUFUS PAkk, Receiver.
From the Southern Literary Messenger tor June
SPECIAL PROVIDENCE.
The man who does not recognize special pro-
violence directing the currents of his its towards
good issues is as deficient in philosophical sagacity
as he is in spiritual worth.
EDITORS.
Some editors cast themselves so far beyond those
conr,es;es which obtain between wellbred men, that
thew find In their very position an exemption from
resnonsibiiity No man who his clean apparel him
self. will return the mud-balls with which ne may
be assailed by one who has taken his stand In the
ditch.
The happiest of pillows Is not that which Love
frs presses i, is that which Death has frowned on
and passed over. Perieles and Aspas,a.
Coinage at he Mint during the month Of May, 1889
I, E,y,es $l47,7sO
H. u,irEaqles 324 $50
In Quarter Eagles, o''o91
Total, s5o9,932
VIRcINr. ELscroN REruRNs. We copy the fol-
lowing verbatim et literati'n from inc ieaang article
nj Inc last Richmond Enquirer. All the hurra is
abou, the gain Of single men Der TO the House OF
Delepates In spending so much thunder over
single Delegate Richie shows the weakness OF his
cause more than he could any other way.-N Y.
Express --rornr -,
Three cheers for old Botctourt!
Victorv! EetoryH
Triee glorious Vi6toryH!
Huzea! Huzeat! Huzza!!! ..a..
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17

the Sad Province, u So therefore eusrtrd ht
ihe sslhnrity sfofesssd that Il sba. BE- srf
MAJ he issfsl e IL Nsfesly. o. bri's
sse tuoeessnfs hv 81 Order ssgu~5 vitb
ihssf hsnaa. wgtb tle aastee 81 lhr Puvv
Caoncsl, e. establish so8 ctasirgic a
Ca nrH ~ the affairs II the Prov nee ~
Quetec. composed II saeh persans e.
sbaA frsp3c thefca, whose Hamber shall
DOT eTcerd lwcniv three mrfnbew and
sta nat be lrss than seventeen a. Ha
MAJESTY, his heirs ard e4crr~sof W58 he
plesNed 10 name sud IN CASE 81 death,
dismissal ~ absence # ans If the gacmhen
81 sad Coupcd. 81 constitute add name ig
the same manner such and IS many other
qefsnns wh'ch might be- necessary g. oil
the eaeant places; which council s. con-
siitvied and named nr the ms5oftY thereof.
shaii have The power ADD authority to
make ordinances lor the police. the hap
pinesa snc the good government o. said
Province with the consent Of ihe Governor
~ In his shsence, n the Lieutenant Gov
cfaor or Commander IN Chlrf.
To b. eoatinucd)
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n o * T III A NJ T. II | c 4 y h..

duet and experience. (Hear, hear hear
Tins WAS the Only remedy for such csll'
- those, which must invariably prevail,
more or less, wherever irregular acts ol
revenge were carried on b. bodies OF men
acting on principles of civil war.
He had in his experience more than once
had the offer Of men of this description,
but he had always sent them away, prefer
ing rather To have a limited body Of
troops than 90 have with him troops OF This
description, who would not obey the orders
they received. His opinion was, that IN
less sufficient army was provided, we
must at the end abandon the country.
Hear hear)
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17
From theLondon Sun, Of Dec. al
London National COnyeH-
ton -Canadian Affairs
State Of England.

Mr. VINCENT rose, and said that the
working men belonged 10 party, who al
though creating a great mass OF wealth
obeYing every law, and contributing large.
ly towards the waStefuI expenditure and
extravaganza Of the State, yet had no share
10 The advantages, and honors Of the Con.
stllulIon. (Hear, hear.) they bore all
Ils burdens, were bending under all lis on.
pfesslons, and were branded with the vile
name oI slave. WIZ; Because thew were
towards at heart, aud had not the cour.
age Ia tell the Government the hour had
come when justice must be done to the
people. Hear, hear, hear.) There existed
IN London yet a sufficient mass of materials
10 make old Stephens crack before il
(Cheers.) IL had been the cue Of the Daily
Press la throw every possible contempt on
all The demonstrations ot the people. Every
art aud arlliice that some cunning, cring.
ing, petrlngging, penny line SCAMP
could possibly invent to hlacken the charac-
Ter ol the people, had been resnrted In and
thus meetings OF 200, 900 individuals have
dwindled down in the honest Tfmes-and
perhaps more honest Chronicle-to 10
600. 5000, or $1,000. - Loud cheering. y
He had been in the West Of ENGLAND far
some time, and could bear testimony IN The
fact, that there the people were as well. if
not better organized, than in the North.
there were as prompt, vigorous, energelic
and determined souls there as existed in
he glorious Northern districts Of ENGLAND
(Cheers.) In the afisiocraiic civ oc
Bath, he had the honor Of ADDRESSING Il
600 as fine peasaniry as ever gracrd Daniel
O'Connel ~ ms best DAYS. Al Bradford.
a few miles from Bath, 10, 900 persons had
assembled with 900 torches, to the terror
of every tytant who had oppressed them
In Trowbfidge, 10, 600 persons had assem-.
bled by the ring Of bell 10 half an hour
and that was what ought 10 BE-, and nust
be done IN London. (Great cheering \ |
AT Bristol, the people were rather anatbr-
tic. bot meeting for the purpose Of rons- /
ing them was to BE- held there in the coprse
OF lew days. In Wales, nearly the whole
population were in such state Of asita- /
ton aud organization as had never before
been witnessed; and a meeting was IN he
held oil the handy mouniaineers. at which
speakers, 10 the Welsh language were 10
attend and proclaim the glad tidines of
liberty. and extend the bond of brother.
mood. OF course, the Government
were aware OF what was going on. and
how many people were organized in differ
cnt places, and it was evident from ,he;,
anxiety about the rural police, that they
knew the game would be % when the
people OF London moved. (Great cheer.
n.y. The western part Of England was
10 al effective state Of organisation. they
acknowledged no laws but laws made nv
themsrlves-ihey would paw M taxes. ex-
cep, they had voice in the LAYING on NJ
those lakes. (Cheers.) They would d.,
nors than that. 1.-THE Wings wanted aid
10 60 10 Canada 10 butcher The honest m
figh, patriots, and sen, down their miliii.
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service and gone over 10 Tho
Clrcasslans against whom the,
had been sent. This squints {
little of the march of " liberia
principles" even in Muscovy
In other words, it proves that
INSTRUMENTATION and rebellion
are rife IN Russia, as we'll as in
treer countries.
The Thames Tunnel appears
TO be IN a fair way of compile
ton. 1t is believed that the
works will reach low water
mark during the present sum-
mer. When that point is ac-
complished, there is no room
for doubt as TO the final sue
cess and permanency of this
great national work.
1t appears by letters from
Persia, under date of the 2lst
of April, that Russian politics
were making rapid strides in
that country, & that the Schah
would soon commence a cam
paign with the object of open
ing India as far as in him lay
10 the Russians, at least SO
states the Semaphore.
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FOR EIGN.

THE ENcLisH RrvoLurIox.-MR.
NfScrSr. --W We learn hY the late inteIll.
gence from England, that this gentleman.
one ~ The CHtgrIsrs. IL among fhnsr who
have been arrested. We do nnt wonder
Al his arrest; for the following speech Of
hls, worthy Of a Sydney. a Russell. or
Hsmfslep, IS suiFireni 81 itsrlf To entite
HIM To The honor ni being arrested bv the
Nllest government on earth. Bot ii Vim.
cent and Stephens BE- cut of, a hundred
more Ike them viii spring mp. The fable
OF The teeth Of CaJmns, will be realised in
their blood, from every drop Of which.
that hows on the scaiIb!d, a legion of brave
AMI well armed men will arise, Ia vindirare
Their lame. AMI plant the standard of free.
dom on The Towers Of Julius,n and the
Palaces Of the Tyrsnis, that now trampir
npnn the rights of humanity. and bid de
nance 10 the righteous demands nf Justly
indignant and long oppressed people. We
IND the speech Of Mr.. Vincent in Mack
rnz'r's Gazeite.-[ Southuick's Family
Newspaper.
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NORTH AMERICAN 4:
SWANTON, JULY II, 1889.

New P.PHR.-The Democrats of Fra1k.
lin Co. have got up paper TO supply The
place of the Franklin Republican deceased
Vermont Republican" is the title OF the
new journal, and {. G. ELpREpGE the
editor. We are pleased with the appear
ance ofthe first number, and above all with
the liberal sediments contained in t,e
spirited extract which we give beIov
II our friend Eldredge fosters a desire FIR
Executive patronage he must take cae
with what feelings he looks towards lie
north We have seen "a AAND-wRITIiG
ON THE WALL" Mr.. ELDREDGE has or
best wishes, more cannot be expected If
a Printer. Next 10 the NORTH AMERICA
we commend the Republican to The pa,rop-
age Of the Democratic part Of community.
Self-interest, then etiquette-that'S The
true policy we find.
from The Vermont Republican. |
Nor will we, while profes.
sing to be governed by the
principles inculcated by Jef1er
son, IN one respect, act in Sc
cret opposition to them in ano.
Their. While we, as Americans
are jealous of the slightest in
on the LARGEST
LIBERTY at HOME, and are
llrm believers in the maxim off
the immortal Jefferson, that
" all men are born free and
equal" of whatever color or
language, we can never be in
iuced to sheer at or stigmatize
hose who are anxious to eniov
he same blessing abroad, and
hus contribute to tighten the
chains of men, when every
llctate of humanity, and every
principle ofphilanthropy pleads
rumpet-tongued for unremit-
ed exertion, and every sacri-
ice on our part, in their behalf.
consistent with the constitution
nd laws of our country. We
cknowledge no such janus
aced political textbook; those
hat do, are a stigma to their
ountry, and foully libel the $
ature of its institutions.
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JULY IT,.

We have received a commitment.
(too late for our last, and too long fo, ~.
paper giving the particulars ola b,r,.
assault made on Mr.. John Elfbo,r .
respectable old gentleman upwards Of so
years Of age, by Her Maicsty's Vou,,ee,,
on CaIdweIl's Manor. The loya Mao.
trates refused 10 grant warrant f., IL.
apprehension of the murderous rufi.,,
SO they will go a little while wilhou, ora
ishmcnt. There is day Of retribu,ioo
for them yet.
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Steuben, y. Y. Cd JnIv 1890

MEssRs. EDIroRs-By the last mail.
received the back Nos. of YOUR valuable
paper Qhe first No. excepted.) am sor-
ry you could not furnish me with il rs +
wish to fiIe all the first Vol, deeninp them
an authentic and accurate record nj n,st
anu passing events. Certainly vour ia.
per must be great nuisance 10 The infer.
nal contaminated blood-hounds North Of
the line 45. But the day orextermination
IS last approaching. Their helIish and
o'aool'caI tyranny shall yet be extinct, and
the Canadas free and Independnnt at
eaS' ! IoS'er these hopes. 1t is the land Of
my adoption, where my hoarv headed
parents reside, hearing and bearing the
insults OF their Orange tory countrynen.
l hese emlssaries of the Devil gave it asa
CHOICE to me and my brothers with several
OF our youthful companions, (afler the
Oa'tle OF odeltown) to quit our homes and
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" OURN ILLAGE.-We be,o III,

~ ~ oURVILLAeE.-We have, like other
villages, our non-adveftising Spectators
,nec"an'cs, radeSmen and store-keepers
VINO are too penny wise to see the Mi;
mate benefit Of advertising. A s,ranaa,
m'ght suppose this 10 be place of Gi,l.
or no business, but let him look =, ,b..
extensive marble-mills. cIorhing.wo,L"
"echanlc-ShopS, stores and store, h.,n,'1
ana INSIDE "l the store of Van Duze. &, r.,
and l.. Pery's Grocery. If he 80, -: = -
e purchase .. at New York prices, and he viii
10 be sneezed at. "'on Is not
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17

A man by the name of Sanborne an
American, was beaten and killed hv tho
Volunteers at HenryviIIe L. C. on Frida
week. We cannot learn that anv no,;ce
has been taken of this outrage BY Her
Most Gracious Majesty's authorities