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4THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. ,

We have received the June number of tins shls -
rodical-whch isnot inferior IN any ofiu 'iliusioss
predecessors" Il is embelished with a eapitA a..
guerreoiype likeness Of Gen. Mirabean y Lamar,
late President OF Texas. This number eontaius
some valuable contributions from some Of The bssi
writers of our country. We have selected Cor oar
specimen-beng ewords in season''--sn essay ca
"THE oREcos QUESTION" which We reeommsnd 10
the careful consideration Of the peosls. lbaf q u
this evening, and the other on Monday The "Loa-
don Times" would call il, Of course, a not very
'scrupulous statement Of our rights-lust q. Il rep
resented Mr. Greenhow work to be. Il places ,indrcd
claims upon the same grounds as that vosmei lhs
only great difference between them is, that Mr.. =
is the large portrait representation; the other h
miniature account, comprising the principal points
of the case in small but satisfactory compass
The compromise point Of the author in the Demo
cratic Review is, Of course, not exhibited in Mr.
G.s book We express no opinion upon the pom,
which it presentswilling to leave IL, for the pres
ent in the hands of those who better able 10
derstand its character and to manage lis negotiation
than ourselves.
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FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This establishment, 80 favorably known for the
u curative qualities Of its water and the elegance
and comfort Of its accommodations, was opened for
the reception of visiters on the LIST Of June. 1t is
situated SO miles from Alexandra, IS miles from
Fredericksburg, and 20 miles east of the Blue Ridge.
in one of the most healthy and delightful climates i'm
Virginia. The direction and management will be
the same heretofore and the Same attention paid
to the comfort and accommodation Of their guests
Lovers Of music will find the band unsurpassed
The season, commencing the LIST Of June, will
end the LIST of October.
Board, 80 per week for week; $8 per week for
weeks; $40 per month; $50 for the season; for
more than day, III so per day. so cents for single
meal rs cents Tor lodging; children under 70 years
of age, and servants, half price; horses, so cents
per day; per week, " SO; per month, 20.
Tri.w weekly stages will run from Washington city
until LIST of july after that time, daily. There will
be daily line Of stages from fredericksburg after
the LIST Of July; previous to which, conveyancea
will be furnished on accommodating terms.
DANL. WARD, Agent.
June 7--IawtIJ&2awtl5J
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CIRcU,rous comMERcs-A Mexican gentleman
was, the other day, in New York, who had come
from some town in the upper part Of Mexico, came
down to Vera Cruz, embarked there for New York,
bought fifty thousand dollars worth Of goods IN the
latter city, and is now taking them round by the
Ohio to st. Louis, where he will send them by San
Ia Fe to his own town. There is circuit for YOU
in this American land Of ours Some six OF eight
thousand miles are irayersed just in The way Of
trade
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GENEROUS DONATION.

Gen, John p Van Ness, ofths city, has recently
presented handsome lot on 9Th street, Immediately
in the rear Of the Patent Office, valued at 81 $50 on
which TO erect new Presbyterian Church, 10 be
under the pastoral care Of the Rev. Septimus Tus-
ton, late chaplain Of the United States Senate This
enterprise has in other respects met with the mos,
hattering encouragement
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II URNiSHED DWELLING FOR RENT
l. A family leaving the city are DESTROYS Of rent
ing their house. furnished now stands. There Is
everything requisite for housekeeping. To a good
tenant, with small family, the rcni win be made
very moderate ss the present tenant prefers to have
IL rented, instead Of being closed. Situation very
pleasant, between 9th and 10Th streets, Pennsy-
wanna avenue For particulars, inquire Of
VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
June T-S
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&z-Notice.-The Rev. Mr.. Eells will preach
tomorrow in the old Medical Hall, at the corner Of
E and 10th streeis--services to commence in the
morning at ii o'clock, and in the evening at quar-
ter before O'Clock Citizens are respectfully in
vited to attend. June I
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& Notice.--By divine permission, the
Rev. Mr.. ToBEY will preach in the street church
CDR. Laurie's) on Sabbath morning next, at III
at A o'clock. June 6
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GuANo.--For the benefit Of our agricultural
friends, publish below the analysis of the gcnu-
inc guano, by Professor IRE, of London. So great
is the demand for Peruvian guano in England, that
spurious article in imitation Of it has been manu-
4perage resuh Of analysts Of the genuine g,ao reference
10 is agricultural vaiue, BY Professor Ore. d., r. s.
Azotzed organic natter including OF ammonia
capable Of aording from to II per OF ammonia by
slow decomposition In the soil 500
Water lilo
Phosphate Of lime - $50
Ammonia, phosphate Of magnesa, phosphate OF am.
monia and oxalate OF ammonia, containing from to
per cent Of ammonia 1910
siliceous matter from the crops Of birds 10
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Mr.. Secretary Marcy leff town yesterday morn
ing for West Point, to attend the annual examna-
ton of the cadets. lie is expected to remain in the
State week at least visiting and examining the va
rous Notifications, military posts, &c. Generals
Scott and Towson also leh Town last evening for
West Point--.N " .ktics, June 5.
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FFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
YER PLANcK VAN ANTWERP, Receiver of Public
Moneys at Fairfield, Iowa, vice Samuel J. Bayard,
removed.
BERNHART HEM, Register of the Land Office at
Fairfield, Iowa, vice Arthur Bridgman, removed.
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To distinguish the "true from the sham Prof,

To distinguish the ''true from the sham" Profess
sor Ure says that genuine guano, when burned on a
red hot shovel, leaves white ash Of phosphate OF
lime and magnesia, whereas the foreign substance
leaves black fused mass Of sea salt, copperas, and
sand The specific gravity Of good fresh guano is
never more than l.65, water being 100, whereas
that of this substance is az high All, as produced
by the sand, salt and copperas in il.
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the evening of Thursday last, by
Rev. Mr.. DoNELAN, Mr.. FRANCIS HUME To
Miss ANN MARIA DONOHOO, daughter Of
John DoNoHoo, ESQ.,, all of this city.
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AN AMERICAN.
DIED

In this city, on the 4th instant, ROBERT
BROOKS, from Essex county, Virgins, aged thir-
teen wears.
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ns- Israel Z. James, C. w. James, H. M. Lew
il, S. H. Stevenson, J. F. Johnson, J. H. Steven
,on, w. A. Pierce, James Pierce, James X. Whip
ple, w. ii. Weld, o. HIP Stem, and Henry Plat,
arc authorized TO receive new subscribers, and make
collections for the "UniOn."
We are requested to say the same gentlemen are
authorized to make collections for the "GIObs"
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The expectation in ls43 for only nine months which
the of the small quantity the great difference
between that and the year before or after.
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From the London League Of May 3.

From the London League Of May 3, ls45
The following has been received from ]. G. Cal
houn ESQ.,, the celebrated American advocate of
free trade, addressed to Geo. Wilson, esq, chair
man of the council of the league:
''FoRr Hut, March oath 1915
"DEAR sin: accept with much pleasure the copy Of the
first volume the League, which you transmitted to
by the direction of the council of the National AntCorn
Law League for my acceptance feel greatly honored by
this mark of their respect.
regard free trade involving considerations far high
or than mere commercial advantages great they
Is in my opinion emphacay the of civilization
and peaceof wides civilization and durable peace
among the nations Of the earth II belongs England and
the United take the lead in this great cause and
hope the day distant when they will set the noble
ample the Of Christendom OF freeing commerce OF
any shacke and imposition excepting such duties may
be laid exclusively for revenue.
with very grea, respect, am, &C.. Sc,
~ &. CALHOUN
"G.oRGE WmsoN, esq,
"Charman Of the council"
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LoDMoNr, ABERvLLE DISTRICT, s. c.,

From the Charleston Mercury.
MR.. McDUFFlE.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Warming 10 Boys In our paper Of yesterday
morning we briefly noticed the death of little
boy by drowning in the Spring Gardens. We
have since heard that he was about 10 years
old, and son of MIR. A. V. Cozine, of the firm
of Cozine & Hand. and that he was drowned
while bathing last Saturday afternoon, in Car
rolls Falls, opposite the brick yard of Mr.. VIM.
Reese, at the place known as "The Flat Rock "
We visited the place yesterday and found it to
be the precise spot, within few feet, where,
two years since, son of our respected towns
man, Rev. J. L. Reese, persisted in the same
manner. We thus notice it in order to deter
others from venturing to battle there, as there
is u sudden deepening in the stream from three
to some twelve or fifteen feet, which cavity
or basin is swept by 4 strong under-current,
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MASONIC HALL,
BALTIMORE, June Nc. ls35.

BALTIMORE, June %, 1875.
{g3hTHE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND AC-
CEPTED MASONS OF MARYLAND having resell
we'd to unite with the citizens IN general in paying
public honors to the memory of the late Gen, ANDREW
JACKSON, Past Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge
Of Tennessee, respectfully invites all members of the
fraternity throughput the State, the District of Co.
luIhIa, and elsewhere to meet the Grand Officers al
the Masonic Hall, on THIS (Tuesday) MORNING,
the LIST day of July, precisely at O'Clock and join th
Procession.
The Brethren will appear in full! suit of black las
Far as praclicable) with black hats, plain white Il
pr0ns, and white gloves, with Grape upon their left
arm. By order of the Grand Lodge.
ic25 st JOS, ROBINSON, Grand Sec'y.
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9g-DR JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Baltimore ST.,
fifth door east Of Front.-THE B EST SERIES OF MEDI
cINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wit:-Indiau Vegetable Purifying and
An'i-hious Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Blters 25 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific so cents
hottie; Cholera Specific, IS cents hottie; New
Emetic Preparation, i2a cents vial; Pediluvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2a cents package; Cough Sy-
rnp, for the cure of ConsumPlion Coughs, Colds &c
374 cents bottle; New Remedy for Cronp, l?k cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants, SO cts. bottle;
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrscation, and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90; Dyson
terry Cordial SO cts bottle, &c. sc &c. Printed di
rections for the administration Of these remedies
company each article. N. q. Advice given nv Dr.
w. free Of charge. ml3-G
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CITY REGISTERS OFFICE, ,

BAbTlMOKE, Juue oo lofo
TE7E Legislature of Maryland, at its last session
ID having levied Il tax of twenty-five cents on every
hundred dollars assessed value OF City Stock, and
having also made it obligatory the undersigned to
with hold said tax fr0r the dividend payable on The
first day of July next:
Notice is hereby gipsn to the holders of City Stock,
That Coupons will he received mt par for the thus
withheld, if presented at this office previous to the
retrA being made by the Register TO the Treasurer of
the State.
jyI-d6teo6t JESSE HUNT, Register.
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A l. NJ 8. N Il =.
Noon 3 phases.
LIST OF APPLICANTS

LTSI OF APPLICANTS.
For the jeneft of The LSoirert Lar, Of Mr.
land for the last reek.
;. Dehavcn, tayemkeeper THenryliutZ, silver plata
CIV. Mercer, shoemaker Jas. q. Harker brcklay r
Rob't J. Weeks, do. E. J. Russell, clerk
l.. 7. Stork, cablncmak'r 'Thas. Bennett, seaman
n. 4. Houck ,tavernkecp'r John F Moves labore-
VIM Downs, brickIayer John w. Jones, do CO 4
Perry Gibson, cold Jas. Sprigg do do
~ Eoston, brickmaker "A Richfeld, caulker, do
WIN Schaflrr, carter Basil Dufin dravtrar
Jas r. Carroll, catpent'r colored
For debts less than $50
To appear before the commissioners. i,h Of An.
l545. '
Day Of inal hearing, 18th Oct. l345.
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CONSIDERATION SERMON. The Presiding BIZ
shop of the Protestant Episcopal Church, of
Pennsylvania, has appointed thesRght Rev.
Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont, to preach the SER
mon on the occasion of the conservation of the
Rev. DR.. Potter as Bishop of this Diocese,
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NnTlcE. Marion LonGE- No s.Ln

hF- NOTICE. MARION LODGE, No. s, |. .. o.
f. The Brethren hereby notified to meet at the
Hall, Gay street, on TUESDAY MORNING, LIST
July, at half past O'Clock, to unite in the funeral
procession of the late ANDREW JACKSON, exPresdent
of the United States. BY order,
JOHN B. TIDY, N. G.
n. b. The Brethren will appear in a full suit of
black las far as practcabe,l with white gloves.
je302t fA]
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Wednesday last, Henry Nmhleton, a miner,
working in Mr. Ronaldson's mines, near Potts
vile, was killed by fall of coal in one of the
breasts. He has left four children dependent
upon the charity of the world.
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fh3- MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The mem
beers arerequested to assemble on TUESDAY MORN
ING, LIST July, at II O'Clock, at the Engine House, S.
Calvert street, citizens dress, to join their fellow
citizens in manifestation of respect to the memory of
the lamented JACKSON.
{h3- The members will assemble Gas near as posi-
be) in dark dress and black hats. By order,
ie30-2t JOHN FURLONG, Sec'y.
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TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT. The Councils Of
Boston, have appropriated $500 to defray the
expenses necessary to mark the respect of the
city government of Boston, for the memory of
Gen. Andrew Jackson, late President of the
United States
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HE-oEFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. ConsoIi

{B3- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 70, for 1916
IT 43 rs 4G 4 10 60 6 SO SO o d. "a 2
Il and AZ, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
46 and 49, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each 40
4 aud 10, being the 9Th and 9th; or and 90,
being the eth and Sth drawn Nos each 20
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, g )
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. . N. CaIvert-st.
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% We take pleasure in calling the attention flour
readers to the very faterng inducements offered in
another column 10 ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
te,y finn of EMORY x co, No North Calvert st..
1.-THE one half ofthe reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success or these gentlemen in re-
lieving pecuaary distress he true they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than an ordinar,
notice. ie27 If
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f3- ORATORIO OF JEPHTHA. The words of
the New Oratorio o. Jephtha, written and composed
by JNo H. HEWITT, ESQ., and TO be performed in this city
during the present week, have been printed in neat
pamphlet fOrm and be procured at the Office of
the Clipper-price 8! cents per copy. ie30
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MAYORS OFFICE, Baltimore, June 81. I845.


{3- Notice is hereby giUen, That the several mar
kets III the city will bG ateNded by the Butchers and
others, on the afternoon and night of MONDAY, list
July, instead Tuesday morning, and also on the
afternoon and night Of THURSDAY, the Sd of July,
instead of Friday morning, the 1th
je27 lW JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor.
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El7-BALTIMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
The members hereby notified to meet Mt their
Hall, North Gay street, on THIS TUESDAY,
MORNING, July ls at Z! O'Clock, for the purpose of
joining the Funeral Procession Of the late General
ANDREW JACKSON.
BY resolution of the Society, the employing print
ers, those who have withdrawn from the business,
those connected with the Press and all apprentices to
The business, who may wish to unite with us on this
occasion, are most respectfully invited TO assemble at
the above time and place. BY order,
JOSEPH SMITH, President.
JOHN w PEREGoY Sec'y. Fri je30lt
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CoRN, The growing corn crop, says the
Kent News, though not very large in growth,
has improved considerably since our last issue.
The ground is generally in good order, free
from grass, and if the season continues favora-
BILE, the crop will be a full average one.
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KILLING. A man named John Moore was
killed at Memphis lately, by 4. Mills. Moore
entered Mills fiatboat with pistol to commit
violence, when the latter took his life. lie
was tried and acquitted.
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1E. JERUSALEM ENCAMPMENT.

N7-NOTECE. JERUSALEM ENCAMPMENT,
No. I, l. q. OIL F. Patrarchs, you are hereby not
fed 20 assemhleat the Camp, North Gay street, THIS
MORNING, July list, at 7! O'Clock, A. NJ, 10 Join in
the funeral snlrmnies of the late ANDREW JACKSON,
Elk President. By order,
IL GEORGE ROCHE, Scribe.
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TRINITY CHURCH, New YORK. This large
and imposing ediice has been at length COM
pleted. The cap-stone was laid with rejoicing
on the top of the steeple, on Friday last.
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GoINC ABROAD. The next N. York packets
for Liverpool and London 90 out full of pas.
sengers. The st. George is crowded, and the
Victoria, Morgan, for London, has already
booked thirty-eight passengers, and more pro-
missed
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RETURNED. The U. S. steamer Spencer
which left New York few days since for New
Orleans and Texas, has returned, having sprung
aleak in the Gulph Stream.
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HeR.J. w. HOUCK having removed his Office
- TO No. AZ HOWARD s rREET, between Pratt
and Lombard streets, respectfully offers his profess
sonal services the public in the practice Of medi
cine, surgery. SC. Office hours from TO 9 A. NJ
from . TO p. nj. jelg-eo4w
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EFE.I. y. o. F.-R. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA.
RYLAND. special meeting of the Grand Lodge
will he held at Laurel, Prince Georges county, on
FRIDAY, 9TH inst for the purpose of lnsttuling Pa
tuxent Lodge No. 45. All members Of the order are
invited to attend After the ceremony of opening the
Lodge, an Address will be delivered in n beautiful
grove in TIE vicinity
train OF will leave the depot, Pratt street. at
9 O'Clock precisely.
Fare for the round trip Sl.l0.
BY order of the Grand Master,
fyl-3t CD, TEWKSBURY. G. Sec.
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ESOR SALE-A black man, % years of age, to
q serve ID years, good farm hand and cOachnah
also, black boy, Is years of age, to until the
LIST Of Jany, 1889, first rate waiter and oster ALSO
black man, II yearstof age to serve 10 years. first
rate farm hand in every respect also, black boy IA
years of age, slave for lf; also black woman, 90
years of age to 81 years. with her female child
years old slave for life, first rate cook, washer
and Ironer. The above servants can come well re-
commended from their present owners. Apply ia
iyl L. f. SCOTTL. 10 Exchange Place.
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DIVIDENDS. The Union Bank of Maryland
has declared semi-annual dividend Of three
per cent. The Farmers and Planters Bank
of Baltimore has declared half yearly divi-
dend of three per cent.
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A WARNlNG TO PARENTS. A little child at
Manchester, n. H., few days since got hold
of bunch of luciier matches, in the absence of
its mother from the room, and while playing
with them they lgnjted, and so badly burned
her that she died next morning.
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HENRY DANIEL. The Kentucky Common
wealth says: awe understand that the Hon.
Henry Daniel was last week acquitted on the
trial ofthe indictment against him in the Mont
romerv Circuit Court for the murder of his
brother-in-law, Clifton R. Thomson, Esq"
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IMPORTANT ARREST. A man named Fried
,eubero was arrested in New York on Saturday
for having defrauded in various ways, num-
Der of persons in Philadelphia of their goods,
&C., amounting to about $4,000, as rumor
states it to be. Among the sufferers are Messrs
Isaac and Washington Reed, Messrs Brown 4
ca &C. He will be sent on for trial.
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VINO WROTE MCCURRY's CoNFEssloN?-
This confession has naturally attracted much
attention, and produced no little excitement
The monstrous doctrine which is therein open
ly inculcated, that God sanctions or instigates
murder as the means of saving the criminals
soul, has produced feeling of horror with all
rejecting men-and there is a great and gener
al desire to know by whom the confession was
written, and who induced McCurry to make
oath to it. That McCurry swore to what he
knew to be false is beyond doubt; nor do we
believe, that the person who procured his afti-
liavit to be made, could be ignorant that he
( McCurry) was about to commit perjury
:'Give US but light We desire to know who
it is, that in civilized and Christian communi-
ty, has dared to cause the doctrine to be pub
lishod, that the soul is to be saved by the COM
mission of delbarate murder.
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EXCURSION THIS AFTERNOON. The fine steamer
Pocahonias, Capt IioIng head, will leave Light st.
wharf, this afternoon, at 81 o'clock on an excursion
down the Bay She will have band Of music on
board, and will stop at the County Wharf, Ftp, CO.
ing and return ing.