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Drug and CheI,,icaI StO,

N. f. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-
DC Where also may he had, Bulls celebrated com-
pound of sarsaparilia, Marslals Syrup and Extract
of Sarsaparla, Wisters Cough Luzenges, SWANS
Panacea superior Seidtz and Soda Powders, Henry's
Calcined Magnesia, sc. Together " it'll general as
sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, and Family Medicines
N. B. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRIPTION business. o15-u
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SENATOR'S,
James Buchanan,
VIM. Allen,
Chester Ashley,
ID. Il. Atchison,
Charles q. Atherton,
ID. W. Dickinson,
Edward A. flanagan,
w. II. haywood, Jr.
Levi Woodbury.,
A. P. Bagby,
james empIe.
REPk SSkNTATIyEs.
John w. Jones,
Andrew Johnson,
julius " Blackwell,
Alvin CulIum,
George W. Jones,
Aaron V, Grown,
Cave Johnson,
Hannibal llamIin,
Edmund Burke,
john T. Hale,
VIM. Parmcnttf,
Thos. II. Seymour,
George :. CatIin.
Paul Dillingham;, Jr.
Henry c. Murphy,
MOscs G Leonard,
Preston King,
George RalhBun,
ON THE PART OF :
The Washington City
James lioban,
Lund Washington, j..
q. z. Senestack,
Owen Connolly,
j. A, Donohoo,
The Young
C. S, Wallach,
Il. j. Gait,
w, H. MnniX,
M. w. Gait,
Thomas Cation,
The Capitol Hill d.
B. b. French,
Mai, j. N Barker,
Dr. j. n. Brodhead,
Jos. F, Brown,
B. 4. Rogers,
The Nory Yard De
Thomas Thornley,,
David McCemb,
j, Il. Queen,
John Pickering,
Joseph Padiet,
The Ge0rgetorn De
Nj. v iIIett,
David ilendrick,
John f rickrell,
John G Garrett,
VIM. Clabaueh,
The FLEA GRdrid DE-
Daniel Radcliffe,
John M. Seely,
w. d. Wallaeh,
Samuel X Shay,
Joseph Collier,
ON THE PART o
John Boyle, ST.,
WIN. Selden,
Maj. Jehn w. Williams,
Major ). r. llobbie,
VIM. A. Harris,
McClintock Young,
Francis +. Blair,
John w. Maury,
john Ward,
John Waters, (merchanp
Eugene Boyle,
Charles 5 Jones,
Judge Dunlop Georgetown
Joseph Reynolds, do.
Richard Shekell, do.
Gideon Pcarcc, do.
NoTICE.-Each of the {
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act.ACk AND WHITE WADDING, the
J. best in the market for sale at
n3A LOVEJOY'S, No. 1913 Baltmore-st.
wHyORSTED CLOAKs AND COATS FOR
w CHILDREN havej just received an assort-
n,ent of tho above articles, which will sell on terms
that Cannot fail 10 please. Call at M HAlG'S
Fringe and Tasse Factory;
d25 fri 1911 Baltimore st. 4 doors above ooun.
HEHFLEMENs CLOAK TAsSEl1o i "a ,;
an Just manufactured a fresh lot ct the aoove are
JAMES NJ. HAtG,
d2e Fri l2l Balsi*nore ST., A doors above sou'n'
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eep RECEIVED THIS pAy-A large
MM stock of Gold and Silver WATCHES of the
81 finest Workmanship, and for quality cannot be
49, surpassed. Received direct from friend in
Eu ope. who has selected them with great care
Those in want Of a good Watch are respectfully in
vited tn examine them nj my store.
GABRIEL. ID. CLARK's, No. l Water ct,
dc Fronting Cheapside, Bait.
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TEAS, TEASE! TEAS!!!

INVERNESS. Situation wanted by respect
II able lady as Governess, in private family
assistant i'm Young Ladies Seminary, to teach the
hisher branches of the English language, also paint
inp, drawing, embroidery. &, :; and would have no
obieeton to go Soph or West. The very best letters
of references of highly respectable persons in regard
to character and qualification will be given. Apply to
L.. SCOTTI'S Intelligence office,
dl6 No, 10 Eyphanpe place.
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GTAEEIHH WANTED. The Route on this
u paper, tor Alexandria, d.. G., for sale Apply to
L. LUFF, Maryland Avenue, near 9Th street, Wash
usIon, None but a resident Of Alexandria need ap-
ply. Terms moderate. iu7
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NoTICE.-Each of the associations have appointed
two of its members to wait upon the citizens of the
District and members of Congress, and solicit their
subscription to this ball. They will enter upon this
duty on Tuesday. Dec "a. Members of Congress, and
such Others have already subscribed to an lnausu
ration ball are respectfully informed that no lists
have as yet, been sent out by the above Managers
They deem necessary TO state this fact some
of the impression that the lists which have been in cir
culation for mt aly month past, and to which many
have subscribed, were sent out under the above
nagement. 1t is not The price of tickets to the
hall to which subscriptions have heen obtained is $40
The price of tickets this is, as heretofore stated, S.
that the Democracy from all sections of the coun-
try who may be assembled here on the day of the in
auguraton, may participate in the pleasures of that
Joyous occasion. By order of the Convention:
G. II. RANDALL,
DDS. lawtb Secretary, pro. tenn.
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n ECTUKE AND GOVERNMENTS ON
IJTyJF0 MTR.f CLES.

UTNUFO MTR.4 CLES,
FASCINATION ND DEMONULOGY, BY THE
ORIt.aaAA EAKIR or AVA,
At CovcRpt HALL, near Browns Hotel, Pennsylva-
MA Avanue. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY EVENINGS, Ian. 9, TO- H. Twelve beautiful
~ penment' each night Illu ,tratHg the Chicanerv
Of the Pagan Priesthood of Iliuhostan.
~ Tickets, which admits lady and gentleman 50
cents; extra tickets for ladies' % Cfs-to be had at O.
Fish Cos, C0Icman's, Browns, ard Fulpr's Iio-
tss, and at The door. Open nj and commence at =
o'cI0rk. For particulars, see small bills. las st
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Notice as hereby given.

II que thereon, held at the court hons, door in s'le county ol Union, the State of Arkansas. pur Sean' to lawful notice by the sheriff of s,id codni, 9i Union and ia conformity with the laws of T sai3 slaie i on the first Monday of November A. D. one tnousahd el5ht hundred and forty one. ebeinr tbo first day of that month) the foilo,yin,N d,s5S e,g
 tracts or parcels of land were stricken Of entro to the undersigned, Green Newton for the ag-re,,,to ol the taxes, penalty and costs due thereon for inc year one thousand eight hundred and foftg one m person or persons having bid or offered to pay the said taxes, penalty, and costs due on each oi sad tracts oi and for less than the whole quantity o each tract.
 The following is description of said lands, thl number of acres contained in each tract, and tn, prices at which they were seveGlly purchased Il. aoresad, to wit:
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From He Broad5cay Jowuat. :" so LET IT BE. :"

Perhaps you think it right and inst ,,, olnceyou are bound by nearer ties, To greet me with that careless tone. With those serene and silent eyes. So let it be only know,
 II were in your place tonight, would not grieYe YOUR spirit so. For all Gods worlds of fife and KghtI could not turn, as you have done. From every memory of the past: l could moi fling, from soul and brow. Ihe shade that Feeling should have cast. Oh think how it must deepen all ,,, The bangs of wild remorsc and pride, To feel, that YOU can coIdlv sec
 The grief, vainly strive to hide! The happy star, who fills her urn With glory from the God of Day, Gan never miss the smile lie lends The wiId-dower whitening fast away. The fair, fond girl. who at your side, Within your souls dear light, doth live. Could hardly have the heart to chidc The ray that friendship well might give. But if you deem it right and just. Blessed as you are in your glad lot. 10 greet me with that heartless tone. So let 1t be! blame you not
 VIOLET EANE.
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TRUST SAT.E,.

OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS. | Se | virtue ei daed of trust, executed by Ste
 A2 phen Coiter, to the undersigned, William F. l Woodruff and Charles Rapley, on the Fist day oi September, 1886, (and duly recorded in the Clerks office ot the county of Pulaski, in Record Book l. pages 325, SNc), to secure 10 Mary Graham, eXecu- triX o the last will and testament of Andrew Ora ham, deceased, tine payment of the following de- serbed writings obligatory, executed by said Sic- phen Cotler, on the Fist day of September. l836 and made payable to the said Mary Graham exeeu- trX oi said Andrew Graham deceased, viz: Four several writings obligatory for the sum of SI eJ0 each, falling due respectively, on the list Aug I537 ist Aug. 1898, lSt Aug ls39 and st Aug. ISi0- we will proceed to sell al public auction, to the highest and last hidder oit Sgtladag t4e ffH t7g of
 June het at the court house dool in the city of Lit tie Rock, the following described tracts or parcels o lands, situate in the couutyof Pulaski viz. The E3 cf SN3 of sec 32, T 3 N R B ", containing NJ acres the NV tf of sec }, T N, k l3 w. containing 2A 2l-l0O acres; the SW, of SEE! and the SE ol ST3I of sec 3l and the NV of SWt and SWi of SW3 of sec g, r 3 N. R l3 W, containing 10 acres each; also, a tract ol land containing about 10 acres, situate Tn the southeast corner of the fractional half Of sec 6, Y 2 N, k l3 W, which is more particularly described in a deed executed by James Pyeatt aad wife 10 said Mary Graham, exc cutriX, Sc., on the I7th Sept ls36 and duly record ed in the Clerks office of the county of palaski in Record Book l, pages 330, &c.; and, also lots No :, $ and g. in block No 100 in tue city of Tntlc Rock, with the houses and improvements thereon, situate on the corner of Markham and West streets in said city, and uow occupied by B. J. Borden, Esq; or so mneh of the above mentioned lands and town lots, as may be necessary 10 discharge the balance due on the said eight writings obligatory, and all interest thereon, together with the costs and expenses ot eaIrying said decd of trust into client
 The property above described will be sold on q eradit one half payable in six months and the other in twelve months, from the day of sale, and both bearing legal interest from date of sale till paid Nosas, with approved security will be required rom tue purchasers on the execution of which, we will deliver 10 them our bonds for title obIigating our soon as the purchase money shall be paid, together with all interest that may accrue thereon.
 Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day
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 REyRas Nrs,snnEa

f. F, eHAPM AN respectfully informs the NE: LADIES and GENTLEMEN of this Citv and Felhiy lha he will give lessons in the ornamental aa, prac,Ical branches Pcnnanship His system #f9 bold rapid arm exercise and wlll p5 'aaSe[ m twelve lessons oftwo hours each Those who wish their hands corrected will please call at the house formerly occupied for female school one door rom Judge Tbompsons' on Cherry Street al any tune to suit their convenience. Ladies whe Wlsh private instruction can be accommodated ali their residence if desired, reasonable improvement always given. Terms moderate.
 Little Rock May 7h tSI3 2itr
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New ssatyeuar,.

LUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in 9 Ashley's row, fresh supply of Stationary, con sisting ei fine Cap X Leterraper, Note Paper, Folio in yols. ln1ia Rubber, Sealing Wax, ou'lls, Steel Pens of every description, small Waters NotaFial Waters, Sand Sand Boxes, inkstands Penkniyes, Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books, red Tape Slate Pencils, sSe slc. .ll of witch will be sold at tlieloWest prices for cash.
 Also--For sale Campbell aad Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Beck and yaIieiy of other Books.
 Little Rock. November 6, lslt--s
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1Nexy Gsn0ess.

FT N. ALDRict would respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity o lis large assortment of Hats, Boots and Shoes, together win general assortment of Dry Goods aud Groceries; all of which he has inst re: ceiged and offers for sale at wholesale or retail at reduced prices. Persons visiting the city and want, ing such goods, would find much to their interest to call and examine his stock before purchasing else where.
 Nov. ', Isfl-s
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S60 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the night of Ee the 27th April last, my negro man HAMP- TON, supposed to have gone in company with a runaway negro called SAM, from Jefferson county. and it was their intention to make for the Indian country west. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to me at Little Rock
 k. A. WATKINS. May 5A, 1sl5-34-4w
 Hampton is about , feet or S inches high, stout built and of black complexion. Had on when he left, black broad cloth coat and striped pants He is rather slow in speech, and ad- lticted-to drink.
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J. & g'. GOaTS'

CIA OOhtj l tNEAD. " NHE Manufactures of this article beg rasppc IG1l x ly to inform the trade and the public. that tbov have been underth necessity of filing bills in Chan eery against various parties engaged in manuiaetnr ing and selling fraudulent articles of thread. v.tb ther name and style. In all these cases they have been successful in ploeuing injunction and they now beg 10 state that they are resolved to nr,tpct their customers the public and their own interests against this fraudulent traffic. by prosecuting with out rega1d to cost, all parties who ara base enough to lend themselves to such unprincple dealing in any shape whatever.
 The counterfeit threads in question arc generally very inferior three cord threads running from 50 to l50 yards in length, although marked 200 vartls.- They are sometimes tickead with fictitious labels. varying slightly from the genuine mark, such as the following, viz
 L & B. COATS, J. p. COATS,
 Jt& ?. GOATS, Sc. This is hone with the view, at the same lime of deceiving the public and escaping the penalty due 10 deception and fraud But it has been ex- pressly decided, in the recent cases on the subject that all mmiations of manufactures marks or labas intended 10 deceive, are frauds upon the public. and inyasions of the rights of parties ining the par ties suing to perpetual injunction, cost and damages The following are the sole agents for J & p. Coats Six Cord Thread for the United States:
 NEW YORK.
 Messrs. Hugh Auchinclose & Sons, 49 Beaver street.
 Bates & Coates, so Cedar street
 IN PHILADELPHIA
 Messrs. Bates & Coates, 9 Church alley
 IN BOSTON.
 Messrs. Whiton & March.
 The subscriber will feel thankful for any informa- ton that will lead to the detection of fogeries on their stamp communicatcdto to any of the above named par ties, or to their counsel Charles Edwards, Esq, 5I Wall street, New York; A. H. Fiske, Esq., Boston.
 J. & P COATS. May 7, 1915. 34-3w.
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ANTHONY HOUSE. eFs3Cg 6.eeerAI ,StD.o oCc;co

HAkhH VI ST REEF, LITTLE ROCK.
 H.s Io5,,s9 ~f'i T a99vP 'ss s,eaali establishments M3d..s9 the city las jastuadargone thorough NsSSa5l ls.1 repair, and has been almost entirely z31. :. s.-s filled and re-turHishcd for the at commoaation uf the pubic.
 Enc proprietor very respectfully annouuccs 10 his old customers, his friends, and the public generally that he isnow prepared to extend fe Inc travelling community transient visitors and hoaracrs accom- modations unsurpassed by any establishment wostnf Ine Aliegianes aud pledges himself that every at- tehliah shall be fenaef d-to promote the comfort of 9l persons Waiting Eis louse that vigilance and 6- aehy can oes'ow, bfiaS aternined 10 spare neither oVu1le - nor expense In giving satisfaction to his Euests' ana hopes 10 mcFitthe patronage of the pab- The qualities of La alcs, wines Ealors and se. gafS, are lhe best that the New Orleans market can edord. Ol this he is confident, he having. with gre9t care selected them himsclf He. has also made arrangements for ice sufficient for the whol, season, and Lohton Brewnsteut always ip bottles. Albany ale on draft. His cooks are celebrated in every department, lis servants iai.hful and attet i've; hisporters trusty and courteous
 For balls and parties, every atainabe delicacy .. Wlli oe sefpea up n superior manner, and at tie The commodous brick stables are under the man. agement oi Mir. David Skelion where carriages, pugses, ana horses, ara sWays ready for those Who ma wish them.
 The Hot spring mail carried in elegant and com. motions iour-her7e ceaeha, for the accommodation et Htitofs, leaves t4is honso tFi-wceky and ae- eonmodq.en ftages can at any lime be procured on reasonable taFma. hy applying 10 he proprietor, wlo resides here, aa,sNl1ose courteous department and aesife to Fl ass fnds, Tn some measure, to sootho the many ills that flesh is Ecirto.
 :, Ihe office Of tlle Montgomery Point and Reck Roe di-Weal.lY line of sages, is also kent ai this house, where one of tha rFoprietors can be found, always r2@Y arl desiious to accoinm, date. and Wbess f4MlHatls& attention and regularity is not surpassed even by Stockton Reside; and also, oi the western or Faa Bnrgu mail line, whose agent will always be found ait lis post
 Al tde steam boat lanaiag, passengers will always find blacks, port sgs, and 3lay8, in attendance.
 JOHN BROWN. LiLLe Raeh E.5. ia. Isla. aa-te
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.s'EEg' et0ODS,
 AT LYMAN AlITCHELL'S,

hf9ia Strcei E&TifO has iustrsceived d large and full assort- W ment lprf Geods, consisting in part of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, CrecAery Ware, Hard-W Warc, &lc., &c.,
 Having purchased his entire stock in ihc eastern cities at unusually low prices, he will be able to sell low for GAsI H. would particularly invite the attention of his country friends who ,gil find in lis [. sediment every article they may be in need of His stock ol Groceries embraces almost every ne- ceasary ariica in that line.
 Dcc. lI-l3H. Eff
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NeeTKeE.

OFFIcE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE: rv,a,a Litile Root, .4r5s., 2sh qpra. isI5. Nil E. deneral Assembly of the State oi Arkansas resolution, to wit:
 : Reso'fea bg Ate General ,1ssem5ly esAe Sinie Q, 4faas9s, fhatitshall be the special duty ofthe Sec retar} ol State to have the resolutions atwere pass ed at the present session of the General Assembly m relation to amending the constitution, published n compliance with the constitution"
 Approved: January 9tb l845
 Therefore, in compliance with said Resolution, and in accordance with the provisions of Art. " of the constitution of said State, requiring amend ments to the constitution proposed by the General Assembly to be 'pubshed in all the newspapers published in this State, three several lines, al least twelve months before the next general election, the are pubIishcd
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U A E la

A IL persons inhabited to the Late firm of E. Y. "A BAKER Ss co, ethei. by note or book acc I, are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts noi paid within q reasonable time, will be put iato the hands of an attosney, for collection. Gro. Boeos is authorized 10 receive money and give receipts, oil notes md accounts dne E. Y. Baker SI Go.
 LiiHe Rocf, Oe{. IT. 1873. 5-f
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GsesgY.

SUNDkaEH1s. ID Kegs pure White Lead, IO 20 kegs No. do. do
 590 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
 l Bbl. Castor Oil,
 F " Rcctfed Whiskey, Boxes Starch
 l bbl Clover Seed,
 l5 sacks prime Rio Coffee, hhds prime Sugar,
 bbls Molasscs, ALSO mems half Spanish and American Saddles Birdie filings, Maiinsaies, Collars, hanes, bind poco;,.aj and for saIe hy " B. WATT. N, 1n Iaf1 27-tf
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RaRk. NOffee.

.REcHvER's 0FrIce, LITTLE RocK.}
 Apni 25h. lst5 Hg Y reference to the aet of the last Legislature ) 'to amend an act to place the Bank of thr St5te ot Arkansas in liquidation" the debtors to this in stltulloq will perceive that they are required in all renewals after the sixth day of this month to raY the amount of call aed interest as heretofore ra. 9 qqired by law, ana '.to erecate 10 He Baak q acu aofe for Me baaace aue"
 We call att'nton to t5is provision of law, in or der that the debts nov falling due may be pinnctf. ally renewed, and to remind those whose debts arc now past due and laying oycf that unless they are attended to soon, they win be put in suit.
 4. F. THORNTON.
 f@anciai Recfiref
 T.. L. JOHNSON, April 30 33-3t
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And whereas. the above described several ifaels 9i iaha haVlhg been purchased as aforesaid are new heid e& me, The said Green Newton, by d,eds of conveyance duly executed by the sherill Of Union eeuatF aforesaid, pursuant tD and under antholtv vested m hn by Ae laws of the State of Arllansas Ahd whereas also since the purchaser of said several "aTs oi ind aforesaid, that part of the thrneoRnty ol mon ia Which they are situated has been stricken oa rom sud county, and the said lands ara new sG!aie l0 and form part of the county of Washi,a. W1aca was erected lHio and established as a new and separate eoAh'Y by an act Of the General Assamblv Der. X, D. sl2.
 NoW' THEREFeRE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all persons who may be concerned, or who can set mp any right lille, or claim 10 the above described lands, or any of them purchased as aforesaid, in consequence of any mformaity, or any irregaaff;Y or illcgaliy connected with such sale or for any canse ordefact whatsoever that in conformity 10 tlie act of the General Assembly ofthr State of Arlan- sas, in relation o "Tax Titles approved the 3a Noyemhoe, \. D. lS36 constituting "ehapter i1" of ilr Revised Statutes l. the said Green Newton. will apply in person or by my regularly constituted attonav, to the frstcircui court which may heIa for the said connT Of Was'iita Gin which said lands are situated IS airresaid,l sX months after Inc pub eation Of this notice the law directs lai fhe first term of the circuit court aforesaid thereafter, as fixed hY l1W1 for the confirmation ef said sale CT sales and all persona interested are hereby cited and al- mouished ta show cause, if any they can. ai said term Of said circuit court why said sale and salee SO made as aforesaid should not he confirmed according to law. GREEN NEWTON.
 Camden Ark, March 18Th. isl5.
 Printers Fee G2S S7t-enzGy
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NEsy GHNR..

O. he Sovib-east corner of Haia and Mtr1ham sis. M BENDER has inst received per Steamer kP. Lucy Walker large assortment of New Goods, consisting, in part, of Jaconess, Painted Lawns, Mtsiins and the latest fashion Of Fancy Prints ant Boun,ts, for tile ladies.
 For eentlenens wear, Lc. Cabins, Gambroons, and Cotionades, also fine assortment of well made Clothing, all of which he will Fl as cheap fer cash as they can be purchased in this market.
 Little Rock, May D, isii. 35-u
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Gin r llst of office-holders in Washington lt.s.' published in the Globe, the States of aot .'ufi' Illinois, Indiana and Michigan have has o.s Slngie representative, and Mississippi ordoaly one. This should be a source of y doa 'o the patriotic citizens of these uniform of Ss,aoefatic States. They fight the battles sake eH'1ssTacy siy not for pay, but for principles
 @'-.uiss Free Trader.
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J. D. ELLIOTT,
 United States Navy.

@ETcH OF GENTLEoIAN-Moderation,
 @OFum and neatness distinguish the gentle
 al 4i1 He is at all times a6able, ,difi'ident and
 Sulotls to please, intelligent and polite; his
 m. eaa'lor Is pleasant and graceful. When he '. ss's the dwelling ofan inferior he endeav- ,,s s to to hlde, if possible, the difference betw- s I<u ,nelr rank in life. Ever willing to as a ., nose about him, he is neither unkind, Inf @f,sn'y' nor overbearing. In the mansions ~ ,,. %e great the correctness of his mmd indu- A s ,a1 am to bend to etiquette, but not to stoop A A auulatlon. Correct principle cautions him ,ths r'o.d the gaming table, inebriety, or any ;ss %'' r, ,oloe that could cause him self-repro- la r ,.i leased with the pleasures of reflection, t.si .sio,ces to see the gayety, of society, and aoa ,as'ialous upon no point of little import. oS rpear car on to be gentleman, and it's shad- dem"li VII orlng upon you contempt; be gen. lre dead. ''' '''''