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ADJUSTMENTS.

CIRCUS-FRONT STREET.
WEIGH d DELAVAN, Proprietors.
LAST WEEK or PUTNAM
RE-ENGAGEMENT OF MR.. SlLSBEE,
And continued aud increasing Success of the Grand
National Drama of PUTNAM, which continues TO
attract delighted Thousands nightly!
YOUNG DIAMOND,
Is also fe-engaged and will appear Nightly.
FENHiS EVENING, Nov. Il, will be presented
ID the Grand National Drama, entitled
PU N a NJ.
Capt, Jededah Homcspun, Mr.. Sill SBEE
Gen. Washington, Mr.. WARD
zen. Green, Mr.. N. JOHNSON.
Cen Cadwaader, MIR CADWALLADER
Major Putnam, MIR. ROGERS.
Previous to which, Grand Equestrian Acts by Mr.
J, J., MaIHaNS, Mr.. CADWALLADER, Master
The celebrated MAY s. WELLS appear as Clowns
I3- For particulars, small bills.
S05" Boxes % cts Pit 25 cts. Cold Gallery 2j cts
Q3- Doors open al g O'Clock Performances TO com
mencG at I O'Clock precisely. 1t
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Il OST, Yesterday. at the Depot of the 6aluInOre
ia and Ohio railroad, Pratt street. large leather
fOCKET BOOK containing the following notes of
hand; one drawn in favor Of Isaac Rogers Son. and
payable to their order, for $3.50, by 10 hua Husbands;
one by II Abbott & Ferguson, payable To Isaac Rog-
ers x Son, or their order, for $780, dated Nov'r g.
1874; one ditto, drawn by Jno, Watchlnan, amount
not recolectcd-wh other papers, valuable only 70
the oWner-aS the above notes not endorsed they
cannot be negotiated ormade use Of The finder will
please eav' the book and contents at the store o?
Rogers Magran, No, % Cheapside, and receive the
reward Of five dollars. 81
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INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHIP.

INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHIP.
EW k. WALCOTE has the pleasure of an
w nouncing that his course of instruction in
all the various branches of Practical and Ornamental
Penlnanship, will be recommended on MONDAY
EVENING, Sept. 18th. Hours of tuition, from half
past to O'Clock, P. NJ. Terms reduced from So to
So, payable in advance.
Having given general satisfaction in teaching Pen
nanshp IN this city last Winter and Spring, lie hopes
that he will meet with liberal share of patronage hi.
season, and particularly invites his old students to
call upon him again.
sel4u W.k. WOLCOTT
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FANCY CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS,

A N Y CA Ssh M ERES, CLOTHS,
I'WEEDS, NC.
AMBITION EASTER 4. CO.. 2O3 RAJ
TIMoRE STREET, have on hand
Handsome styles of very low priced CASSIMERES
suitable iot business coats, boys wear, SC.
Splendid styles of medium priced Cassimeres
do do "a aud 81 French do
Superior Cd black French Doeskns
do wool do. CaSsimercs, az all prices
do French, English and American CLOTHS
a full assortment OF coorS and prices
"a and "a English aud Domestic Tweeds
Fancy striped and plaid TweedS low priced for BOYS
Ken fancy VESTlNGS, in every variety Of fabric
Medium and low priced VeStingS, a great variety
Gcntlemen's fancy Scarfs and Crayats
Hosiery GLOVES and SUSPENpERS
Also, our usual large stock of rich fancy DRESS
GOODS; silks; Shawls of every MATERIAL Blankets
Marseiiles Quilts, SC. MA
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

( The Proprietor, grateful for past
G,HAes,= ~ nvor'. returns his thanks to his
kJssss9S f,E:Is59 numerous customers aud the public
E.s3H NJ generally, ana would inform them
-4a.Etha bis Hrcns Stock is not to he
surpassed in the Guy, rs the HORSES are gentle.
KIND, and ct good movements; the VEHICLES,
embracing every description, are light and tasty, aud
entirely new this Spring. for hire with or without
horses. Also, a number of fine Saddle Horses suita
Bile for military parades-amongst Others, some supe
rior Ladies' Hacks. The Stable is accessible at all
hours during the day or night.
N. r. The Carriage Mandatory carried on as usual
adjoining the Stable where all orders are attended t.
with promptress and despatch
WILLIAM SELVAGE,
ap9-G Davis near Pleasant ct
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'g'Es A NSHo NE

WINDOW S II AIDE MANDATORY.
'BFHE subscriber is now manufacturing and Offers
h 70, sale TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES;
OF every description. Having engaged the best of
workmen, will warrant my Blinds be equal to any
IN the country; and al prices ower than ttey can Be
Drought into this city for Persons wishing any par
ticu ar designs painted can have them executed at
short notice, on the best Or PREPARATIONS.
JOHN e. HOLLAND, UphnIsterer.
o3u No 4 5 Gay-st., doors from Shot Tower.
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FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.
WHOLESALE IND RE7.aIL.
n HENRY W. COOKE, CORNER OF HA-
b m MOVER AND LOMBARD STREETS, has re-
ceivg I'm the Auctions, &c, a handsome assort-
mem FALL GOODS, consisting of
Ky ashmeres; Cashmere D'EcOsse
NJ in and Grape de LANES; Gala Plaids
r. ed Velves; Fig'd and plain Apacas
Striped Taglionl and Cashmere Shaas
WEIGH Flannels, warranted not 10 shrink in wash
ing, from 56 cts. to Il per yard.
Bleached, brown and cGlorrd Canton FIannels
Cloths, of all colurs and qualities
Cnsslmercs-a handsome assortment
Satlincts; kerseys Linseys; Flushing.
Beaver Cloths; Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans
Whitney, Point, and Duiil BLANKETS
CalIcoes; Ginghams; Green Barge
Laces, Edgings, and Cap Nets
ID and II 4 Long Cloth Sheetings
CoIorcd Camhiics; Waddng, Bats
Mcrino Shirts and Drawers; Napkins
Irish Linens; Diapers and Sheetmgs
Domestic beached and brown Shirtings Sheeungs
of all widths and qualities
Osnaburgs; Drlin:s; Tckings
Plaids; Checks; Hdkfs., &c. &c.
All Tor sale at the very lowest prices at the Cheap
Store, corner of Hanover and Lombard sts. o22
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DRY GOODS. &c.
AITCTION GOODc,

GREAT B.4R GAINS! GREAT R.4RG3JYSy
III USV RECEAV ED, frem the auctions an "a
81 sortment of T'aglOn Blanket and Waffle SbawIs;
Marine Shrngs; Plaid Innings; Apron Checks; DOL
len Comforts; Vesting; blk and cold Spool Cotton:
Carpeling "A and Cd printed Floor Cloth; Hosiery;
lrsh Linens; Gloves; Flamnels; brown cotton Table
Diaper; brown Linen Table Cloths; Luslrng and Sa-
lin Cravats; PLAID Tweeds; BROAD-CLOFHS; Il few
bales rory cheap brown Shlrtings, &c. which toge,h-
or with large and handsome assortment of FALL
DRY GOODS, am selling rcry iow, both wholesale
and retail, and invite all who want to purchase grcot
bargains TO call and see for themselves.
HENRY w. COOKE,
HOf the late firm of Flint Cooke g. Coz
ny Corner Of Hanover and Lombard sts.
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BEADS! BEADSn READS.i
AHRS. NICK 3RsDS. No. Sc HOWARD ST.
WE has nst received n large quantity Of Jet and
Pound Bends, Bugcs, satin and pearl, Of every size
aud variety; large quantity Of Doll HEADS with
moving eyes; TOYS of every description, selling of
ut cost to close the present stock aud prepare for
the coming season. Also large assortment OF Hem
mings best NEEDLES, at 1 cts. per paper. MI
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SPOONS! SPOONS! SPOONSM
~ ID. CLARK, No. I WATER STREET, Sc
W. cond door from Calvert, has large assortment
OF SILVER SPOONS. Having the hest of woikmen
engaged persons going house keeping are invited to
call before purchasing.
N. B. Old Silver and Gold wanted sat-
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MANk EI, SrIS T. EFT.

HE OLD J1IlZENS' BANK,
MARKE Ell STREET.
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1873.
FSNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
u customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, selected with special care and Judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods III his line. He feels a confidence
IN recommending his present stock 10 lis patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
{G7- Having i'll my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident Ia Wing tIer orders
executed in The best style, and the shortest notice
oo WILLIAM ROGERS.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY

OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
FARE REDUCED.
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
n egF-1 The proprietors of this Line have
GS,y3t& AhA;ssepurchased those large, safe and com
&ssasS1rhsssskm QdiOus Steamers, well known to
the citizens of Baltimore and the travelling commu-
nifty generally, viz:
The "MARYLAND, Capt LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
The "OSIRIS," joins d. TuRNER.
And on the Delaware River, that safe and comforta-
Bile Steamer "P0RTSMOuT Capt JAS DEvoE.
a. NEW PASSENGER BAR GEES,
DIX fitted up in elegant style, have heen
placed on the Delaware and Chesa-
peake Canal.
Win leave Pratt street wharf, near Lightst, every
morning, at ~ O'Clock, except Sundays,) and arv
ing in Philadelphia early in the evening. t9. Several
hours in advance of the steamer Napoleon Errcs-
son Line.-f
Passage. ........... .......&l.50.
o. Passengers landed or taken off at Fords Land
ing. This route will be continued until the closing of
the navigation by Ice, aud resumed its opening in
the Spring. Il. NJ. hill, Agent,
Office No. 1913 Pratt street.
o?9u Corner Of Grant street, (up stars.)
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OOKING GLASS, PORTRAIT, AND
"a PICTURE FRAMES, Of the difIel emf styles:-
Gilt Cornic Rods, Rings, aud Iox Carnice. Gneas-
sortment of French and German Plates Old frames
resiided and Plates inserted at low prices Call al
No. / North Ga. street. e. :. FRYER.
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4 l. NJ A N A G.
MARRIED.

Iht Frederick, on the 7th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Me
Eoy, Daniel Augustus Roberts, of Baltimore, to Miss
i'm Hammond, of the former place.
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a hfSFER BKOILERs. The subscriber has
~ just had finished supply of GRIDIRONS foi
bioiling Oysters. For sale low nv
ALFRED II. REP, No. 1886 Market street,
mo End Tin Store above Howard.
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AKxA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
fTTzH CITY PROPERTY. A Lot of ground con
silm tanning eight acres of good land, situated 3
mites on the Liberty road, which would
make capital tavern stand, country store, SC. Fo.
|other particulars, apply quickly ut
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ala No. 10 Exchange Place
HOLD-SLANV CUTTERS. superior ar
v cle for family Just received and for sale by
ALFRED n. REIr 'i.~"''' ~, str,..,
Sign of "Gold Bath Tub," =
p6 The I'd TIA stufc douyc GiOht inu.
ENERT<INS' ENAMELLED AND PEARL SUR
FACE CARDS, assorted Nos-for sale by
i TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT 4 NUDGE,
oi0 South Charles-st.
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RODGERS & SONS CUTLERY.
USf opened per Susan Is, Howell, of direct int
- porlaon, an invoice OF JOS Rodgers x Son IS eel
ebrated CUTLERY, embracing
Fine RAZORS, in cases fine SCISSORS.
Pen and Pocket KNIVES
ALSO
Ivory Table KNIVES and FORKS, in dozens and
sets Of 81 PSI of other ceitbrateh makes.
Sau .ders' Tablet Razor STROPS.
Patent Spring BOX SPURS.
Single aud Double Barrel GUNS
With an extensive ass0i tnent of Building materials,
and Housekeeping articles, For sale by
SCHAEFFER g. LONEY,
No. l26 Lombard street,
n7-eo3t between I.igh, aud Charles SITS.
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DRAB SATINS, VELVETS, SC.
JUST RECEIVED AT
SALMON ~ SNIALL'S,
No. S21 BALTIMORE ST, 4 doors belor Charles
A FEW PIECES Or DRAE SATINs and
IN VELVETS, plain and uncut.
Also, rich assortment of
Millinery Goods,
comprising general assortment of everv article in
this line which we will dispose ot-togcther with our
usual rich assortment of
RICH STAPLE y FANCY DRY GOODS
at very reduced prices,
SALMON & SMALL,
n6 -lw 22l BatimOre-st., 4 doors below Chas.
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ISRAEL J. GkA II ANE'S
Drug and Chemical Store

~ +. Corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts.
{u;- Where also may he had, Bulls celebrated COM
pound of ssarsapariIla Marsha's Syrup and Extract
of Sarsapara, Wstcr's Cough Lozenges, SWANS
Panacca superior Scid:tz and Soda Powders, Henry's
Calcincd MaCnesia sc. Together with gcne,S al as
sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, and Faaliiy Medicines.
N. B. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRIPTIOS business. olJ-tf
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REDIC,TION NF pRJ

REDUCTION OF PRICES.
80 BALL GAME, 81 CTs. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET at so /" PER HOUR.
T@NHE Subscriber, having fully established the AL
n HAMGkA as place of gcntemanly resort as
srcs its patrons that in reducing his prices the same
rules, which have proved satisfactory to ALL win be
adhered TO, and the strictest order insisted on.
jsmdcrly persons, who cannot conform to the rules
OF the House. aud Boys under age, requested not
to visit the place, as they will be permitted to
remain
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
stood, that gentlemen may feel assured they can visit
the Alhambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of ANNOYANCE.
Q5- Mr. BRADLEY, my former assistant having
returned from the North, will have the entire conuoi
of the Saloon department.
T3}- The ALEXANDRA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENF, SuSuai, Is furnished with all the require cns
ct the season, which are served up in the best style
ne-Jt< AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
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ID | E. D.

Nd On the 9Th inst, at his residence in Baltimore coty
edward Grce, Sr., aged 50 years
At Annapolis, on the 9th inst, at the residence OF
Richard Swami, Esq, Miss Caroline l.. Smith, third
daughter of the late Dr. Samuel b. Smith, of the IT, S
Army.
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COTILLION AND MILITARY MUSIC.
EOHN II. RICE would beg leave, most humhly.
cD TO oer his services 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF baltimore and elsewhere TO nrIfonn at
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS
QUADRiLLE PARTIES,
BALLS, &c. &c
lie datcrS himself that he render general salts
faction 10 all who may be kind enough to demand his
services, and he can give the highest recommends
upns 10 all who may desire it.
All ordersleft at my residence, MARION STREET,
NO, u. near Liberty, or at CEN TRAL HALL, corner
ut Baltimore and Charles, will be thankfully received
and promptly attended 10.
&c All orders complied with at the shortest posi-
bic notice. Your humble and Oh't serv't,
o5O I'm JOHN T. RICE.
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w A N IT S :.

| e. lTUA1ION WANTED. By yo,ng mar
~ as an assistant clerk in Il grocery, -four or com
mission store, or any other respectable mercantile
silatlon where he could make himself useful To his
employer The very best OF retereace will be given
l.. F. sCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
hS No. 10 Exchange Place.
VA ANTED. two Apprentices, from Is to II
~ years OF age, to learn profitable mechanical
business. Apply ut
SCOTTI's Intelligence office,
hS No. 10 Exchange Place.
kW ANTED, a Journeyman Tin PLATE
w WORKER. To a good hand who under
stands all Kinds OF Tin work steady situation and
good wages will be given. Applyto
JOHN &. BROWN,
hI-0t No. - EnsOr street.
wv ANIED, a white or coloted GIRL, from u
w 10 10 years to do the light work of a small
office. f' NJ
WANTED. 1900 or 1000 DOLLARS for three
w years, on mortgage upon central city property,
worth seven uincs the amount required. Apply to
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Convcyanccr and Property Agent
o2o NJ l., corner of ST. Paul and Fayette-sts
WANTED. At SOCIETIES OFFICE, No. 10
w Exc'se Place-Dry Goods, Groceries gold and
sVef Watches, Jewelry, and goods of every descrip
ton, Tor which will pay liberal prices. Cash and
ule very highest prices given all times for slaves for
ne or lor term of years Planters or traders from
the South would do well to give me call iy22
GtANAL SCRIP WANTED. Tide Watc
~ Notes and Bonds aud Chesapeake aud Ohio Car
nal scrip and Bonds, will be received at fair prices
for Goods. Apply to A. H. REIp
. No. 9i3 Baltimore street,
1e2S-u I'd Tin Store above Howard st,
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

n Nj. TESCHUTT, CABINET MAKER, Ne
respectfully solicited. al0-ly
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RICH SILK GOODS.

HUH NILk ITUOIJS.
ED McELD0EVNEY " CO., 1853 BALTI-
E 0e MORE STREET, between Calvert and Light
streets, daily receiving fresh supply OF new stvle
Fall and Winter GOODS, comprising, in part, Rich
Stripe Gro de Pekn Brocade Gro de AgierS; Striped
Satns, new styles Jet and Blue Black Gro de Rhine;
Lnsuings and Gro de Swiss; Blue Black Hclencenne
and Gro de Antique, Black Watered and Striped Sa-
tins and Gro de Berlin; new style French Cashmere
and Mousene de Lane; Bombaznc, Alpacas sc,
all OF which will be sold at a rery small aivaXcc, by
II. McELDOWNEY s co.
No. 1863 baltimore street,
n4-td2l' Between Calvert and Laht-sts.
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BECKWITH's ANTI-DYsPEPTIC PILLS.

fHSH ESD justly celebrated Anti -dyspeptic Pills
are offered tG the public with the utmost conf
deRcc in cir efficacy in almost every variety Of
functional disorder of the stomach. Bowels, Liver,
and Spleen; such AS heartburn, acid erucations, nau
sea, headache, pain and ds,eusion of tie stomach
ard bowels, incipient DarhGa, Choc, Jaundice,
FauIcncy, haitua costivenoss, loss of appetite, sick
headache, sea sickness, sc.
Ihe Just prctensionS IN the character claimed for
these Pills, long experience has not weakened, but
strengthened and confirmed them by mass OF testi-
mony OF such respectable character has rarely sus
tanned any article in this form in any country.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL ]. GRAHAME'S
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ENI lillian w. LEE, FAsnIoNArLR HAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No 4 N. GAY-ST.
Geniemen's Razors set at the shortest notice. alloy
Hp f. MALLS. HOUSE, SIGN and FANCY
ADe FAINTER, No. FAYRTTE STREET, opposite
CArist Chunh jal2-ly'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25

The case Of Martin Luther, who was recently SEN
fenced by the Supreme Wing Court Of X. I. to five hun
cred dollars fine and SIX months Imprisonment, for attend
ing a public meeting, has been carried up to the L. 5. SUI
preme Court. But the iyrants are snll going ahead, as
good Federal Wing Tories always do when they have The
Bristol, oil acting as moderator a, n town meeting held IN
der tie People Constitution, aud Nathan Smith was at
The same time convicted Of attending the same meeting.
Sentences postponed on account of the i'll health of the
prisoners. We suppose they will be sent to PRISON for the
heinous crime of expressing their opinions freely. This
IN The middle Of the nineteenth century, and in a repub-
lie This Is the triumph Of Wing Law and order
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25

The christian editor Of the Drook,illc American cx-
hibiis his humility aud christian spirit. by prorouncing
all men GLARS, who assert that Henry Gay made
use of the following language
eff gentlemen will no, allow us to have blaok slaves,
they must let Us have irhite ones; for we cannot cut our
fire sc0od. and black oar Shoes, and hare our icreS and
daughters uOrk IN the kitchen.
The editor of the Rushville Wing, a man duly oppre-
ciated where he is known. especially al home. gives Us an
enviabIe noiorety by CHASING US with the master spirits
of the age an honor to which we might aspire, but have
little prospect Of reaching; but he does not take upon
himself. like the christian editor of the American, not
only to call all men liars, but even to juGge of a whole
religious denomination. IL is such spirits which bring
disgrace upon religion; and il would not be inappropriate
for the American . editor, If he would find u choice
associate. 10 call on a certain forger in indianapolis
But let US see whether the extract is a forgery or not.
If so, the National lnlelligenccr first, and NiIes's Register
second, first committed the forgery. 1t has been pub
IisIed now about twenty-five years, and neither has Mr.
Clay nor his friends ever denied it until now. But TO
Sc, the matte. at rest, we give tie following:
We have received the following certificate. by eastern
papers this morning, signed by five Members of Congress
which establishes, beyond question, the verify of the
quotation from the National Inteliigencer, and shows
that, in 1919. MIR. Clay remarked TO the foloncing eGdt:
"IF GENTLEMEN WILL NOT ALLOW Us
TO HAVE BLACK SLAVES THEY MUST LET
Us HAVE WHITE ONES; FOR WE CANNOT
CIT oIR TIREwooD \ lac L
TIERS WORK In THE kiTCHEN!'
We are under obligations To the gentlemen who have
given their certificate, and shall preserve The original
with care, for public inspection.
CERTIFICATE.
"Thc undersigned certify that the following is q true
and correct statement aud quotation, as appears in a
speech of Mr.. Rich, of Vermont. as reported I'm The Ma
tlonal lnleligencer Of July | le2o.
mir. r. is there reported to have said :,
81 have there, by the successful influence of my ex-
ample, taught my sons to cultivate the earth, while m,
daughters have been instructed in the manufacture n
clothing for themselves and brothers, extending even &c
those have now the honor 10 wear; and in The uselu
labors Of the kitchen" MIR. X. here says In a note.
"When this subject was under consideration at IN,
the last session. the honorable speaker Mr.. Clay re-
marked 10 the follow ing effect
~ Gentlemen TU not aNOlr as 10 hare BLACK
SLAVES, they must lt as hare WHITE ONES; FOL
WE CANNOT ctr CTR rIREwooD AND BLACK OUR snors
\ HAVE OUR WIVES AND DAUGHTERS
WORK IN The KITCHEN
LIBRARY OF House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
.iprd 10. lS4i.
(Signcd0 SAN. SIMONS. of Conn.
ANDREW KENNEDY, of Indiana.
OH +. HALE. Of " Hampshire.
MOSES 6. LEONARD. of .Ntm York.
TlIOS. J. HENLEY, Of Indiana.