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Typographical Maps, Statistical Tables, Tables Of
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NEW NOVEL" The Quiet Husband, by Miss
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DOTTA'S HISTORY OF THE AMERlCA AN
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SCoTT'S TACTICS just received for sale by
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Also Instruction for Field Artillery, Horse and
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Dunlap's History of the state of New York,
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NEW NOVEL by Hoffman, author of /" A Vim
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M ASHlNGTON MUSEUM 1.-THE undersigned has
now got possession Of the first and second stories
o. the Masonic Hall on ~ street. for the purpose OF
estallishing hs Museum permanently in this CITY.
IN iountng this Museum the undersigned proposes to
commune the most select productions Of the chisel and
penc thd can be obtained by him; Specimens OF Nati
~ history, and Artificial Curiosites Cabinets Of Shells
~ Minerals aud Whatever, in the combination Of Che
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- cultivated minds
use Who are mtrisied with the guardianship Of chill
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oAiinn u tho infant mind.
WI" fourteen wears since the subscriber began the
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. Zahs, : - "
""teSe may be the fortune that may follow the sub
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lrni ilr few wears
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le second story Ct the House win always be in
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~ wanted, At the shortest notice. by
laa 23.6t JOHN WARDEN.
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who took 50 prominent pari this case, for really
can scarcely eoLceIye him 10 be the slme man. Ia
laugh.I
iMf sarH I DO no, know wha, lie gentleman 10
going 70 read Laughter
Mr. BORIS Sir, the gentleman Goes know What
am going 10 read and declines answering TO his tame
MIR SslrH No, no never do that II DID not
answer 10 Il before. do now
Mf Boris Well. cir, then lot Us lnok liiile iaio
.he docirines avowed by the gentleman when q hone
ne following an extract from the speech o' A'Des
smith, Esq ~ tho Legislature OF Msinc. January y,
1880 ~ The case Of Andrew Roberts, the nenher elect
IRON Wsserborongh Mr. 3 hoiself Submitted The nic-
ton 20 pdnt MIR Roberts 10 his scat by adding hs
name 10 the list Of members duly returned Tho speech
and the preliminary statement OF the facts are taken
from The old Eastern Argus Of January >, 1880
"WEpsEssAY, Jan. q, 1880.
"Qu motion OF Mr. Bourne, Of Kcnnebunk, com
miee appointed to receive and exsmiue the cfs-
denlials Of members, aud TO report quorum pre-
sent
afternoon. The House met according 10 Adlaurn-
men, The conme appointed Tor the purpose reported
llsi of the members who sppesrcd 10 be elected, std
particular statement OF facts concerning The eleeiiSa Of
several members.
"rhe question on accepting the report Of the com.
mlee being put, MIR. Smith, Of marlborough, naovsi
that the report bo amended by inserting the name Of
Aadreio Roberts, Of Marlborough one Of the eases
specially reported by the conmatee
Upon this The report stated that on tho IAN OF
September the Town meeting in Waiefborough amer
several halotngs for representative, without eeeuns
choice, the meeting adjourned by Andrew Roberts
chairman Of the seec,nen the mex, day. uPon which
day, on tho second baloting Andrew Roberts was
elected.
"The certificate Of Sir Robertss election other
wise in regular FORM od signed BY the proper certify.
ing officers OF the town"
Mr.. SnTH here roS- 10 correct This statement, in-
siSlng that the case ia Maine not one where TWO
parties claimed 10 have majority al the polls Nobody
contested the of the sltng member, but The only
question was whether the Seicctmen, IN deciding
on the case could adjourn according TO The letter OF
the law from one day to another. No, no the gen.
llcman does not catch me going against maJories j
TO be continued
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AGENTS.
LEWIS JOHNSTON Washington.
G. CRUlKSHANK, Georgetown.
BELL 81 ENTUSILE, Alexandria.
EDWARD Mcdowell, Fredericksburg.
MORTIMER 81 MoWBRAY Baltimore.
G.. HALL, Norfolk.
A. DUYALL. Richmond.
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THE NEW. lERsEY CASE.

From me Ne,rark DAILY Adrertissy.
The Popular Voic--Though the subject has no di-
rect connection whatever with the cai OF the COM
mssioned members a the House Of Represen-
ia,ivcs unit, the ie they bear could be legally inssl
dated for the sake Of showing the saoy Of the M
terested clsmor that hry did rot receive majority oi
the legal votes, publish the following table OF tho
illegal votes that have been positively asccflaned from
various parts Of the State II viii be seen that the ma
Jory claimed by the Administration eandidaiess wholly
spurious
Aliens, ~
Nonresdcnts, 100
Minors, y
Persons who had not paid tar,
Legal votes rejected,
Paupcr.,
Persons who voted tsiec.
Other illegal voicrs,
The Saddle River box robbed Of eight Nh,g
votes. and eight Of yaa Daren ~.
-
Number Of illegal voters already discovered,
who voted the Van Burcn ticket, stJ
By the Sccrrlay's ccrtheaie, Mf Ayctigg tihs los-
est Wing cauddslc) had ssEts votes
Add the above mentioned 1A
-
Making sss57
From which deduc, votes faf Go,ernor
yroom. tho hghes, Asn'ns't''
iion candidate, @sSs
And it leaves ~
maiorty for the lowest Wing eandidsis, DR. Ayerz7,
and Of course a isrger majority fof the others.
" eer6acd 2sasa
The illegal votes 243
And we have for him loyal votes 2s2i9
Which being deducted from Dr.. AyerRg'.
yoes 2s2gs
Legal votes for Gov. Vroom 2s243
Leave, still the Wing majority -
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vincennes and Peacock, brig Porpose, and seboon-
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on The 18Th September making surveys of the har-
hors &c and were TO sail IN 9 few days on cruise.
The whale ship Awashonk, arrived Al Woods Hole
health.
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SPEECH OF Ma. BOTTS,
Or VIRGINIA,

ON THE NEW JERSEY CONTESTED ELEc
1ION
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-23

not the creditor, and so, think. does con
science, lImy partner in business ,leccives me
and lnflcts q wrong upon me, this gives me no
fright to inhict wrong upon third party,
who had nothing 10 do with the partnership
u was risk that voluntarily underwent,
when selected my parners;i it was mine, and
NOT his, who trusted our honesty and solvency.
The rule above mentioned viz: "a con,ract is
made void in some cases by failure Of the op.
|poste party 10 perform his part" does not ap
ply toihis case; for the promise ofthe firm was
not on condition that each one OF the partners
would do his part; but that they, as one 6ody.
would pay the whole. | have been thus spe-
clfic on this point, because il is the principle
that governs ali joint stock companies. Each
one IS bound TO the Others, for the performance
OF his part. and they each and every one are,
bound 10 their creditors for all the debts OF lhsI
concern. And The obligation is still stronger
IN moral point Of view, il, in order to obtain
credit, they have on he very face Of their pro-
misery notes, made their "lNpIvIDUAL Proper.
rY LIABLE"
TO conclude-lf promises are SO sacredIy
binding, we ought to be very cautious how we
make them; and having made them, VIC should
be extremely careful how we violate them.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-23
From The New Orleans Bee.
THE EMPIRE STATE

| Some Of the locofocos effect to believe I'M,
Mr.. VAN BUREN, will carry New York. Tn,
Richmond Enquirer tries hard 10 infuse Ii,tle
hope into his dispiriled party, by repeated,
Dragging oithe coming lriumphs ofthe admin
Iislralion in that state. Now hear disposson.
ate and generally accurate observer. viz, ,be
New York correspondent of the National IN.
teHgencer. tie says: II have looked at The
ocal elections with much attention, and lhouob
they often turn upon local points, vet. rs e :
Us they indicate public sentiment upon nation.
al questions, they proclaim, with unerrno Ger.
Ftanty, that Genl HARRISON will have the lfor,v.
wo votes Of the stale. Whatever chanG.
mere IS, IS adverse TO Mr.. VAN BUREN. The
agricultural interests Of The state were never
SO awe 10 politics, or SO manlesily resolved
upon change in Tho federal government
Inc strongest old Jackson counties in The slote
are sh'rering IN The witd. Gov. SEWARD will
DC renomlnaied without any opposition. L,i
peculiar as he is. Gen. HARRISON will run 4.
head Of him"
z u Is me opinion oflhe same cool and cor
rect writer, that however tho CITY may 90 IL
The charter elections, Gen 8HARR:soN viii r..
celye a majority Of thousands in the autumn
ne says: 81 know the population, lis impulses.
Us nent, rs lone, and Genl. HARRISON viii win
y all, lis hedri as well as its heads
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-23
.BIRHYa
THURSDAY, ::::ApR1L go. 1910.

The attention the reader is invited to the dis ours
Of Mr.. SAWYER, published to-day. The growing disre
gard Of municipal law and the first principles Of moral
ity, which has encngendered in great measure BY
unwlse and immoral leg saton, renders the publication
oil Mr. SAVERS discourse appropriate political doc
ument, to say nothing Of matters Of conscience.
No one can deny that public and private morals have
Undergone avery great change, for the worse in the
last few years. and it is the part of wisdom to inquire
into the causes.
We cannot resstthe conviction, that the legislation
OF both the State and General Governments, has had
tendency TO lead men into temptation, and finding
themselves involved in difficulties they in attempting
10 cxtrcae themselves hsrefrom have gone from step
% step, until now deeds committed by States and
Individuals openly and unbluslingly the bare recital of
'hlch ten yearsago, would have excited the indpna
ION even OF those who now openly justify The cause
NJ the remedy for theye things, are questions well
ortny the investigation of the patriot and statesman
honesty IS the best policy, the parting advice Of
~ own washington, of him who led our armies 70 c
ctory and permanently established our free lnstn
ons' In the application ofthis advice to the present
hcS' tho reader viii find valuable auxiliary il the
'courSe above alluded to, and in giving II c,ro
Pefusai the time will not have been unprotab lv ON
Dyed. fl