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(ONFECTIONERY-The subscriber thankfully acknowl-
- edges the liberal patronage he has received heretofore
from the citizens of Washington Georgetown, and their
vicintes, and respectfully soic continuance of their
avors He takes this method Of informing his friends and
the public in general that he has received large
ment OF French bonbons, Nc fancy boxes, fresh fruits
NC, which he offers, together with his domestic conec
honey, and great variety of other articles usually kept
his line, for sale at reduced prices. It'll. =.
+, 5 Orders for weddings balls and other parties will
be executed in and handsome the shortest
notice. and particular taken with regard quality
articles furnished BY long experience in he Hat
tiers himself 20 be able to give satisfaction. ~
WM EMMERT, Confectioner,
Dec I9--3toe ~ ~ w. Bridge street. lieorgeioWn.
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AVIS OF NATIoNs.-G. TEMP EMAN near

II Avs OF NATIONs.-G. TEAIPLEMAN, near corner
IL of street. has just received fresh supply of Yaels
Law OF Nations, Whsaton's Law Of Nations and Whea-
tons Elements of International Law He has on hand a
fine stock OF law books suitable for he'Washiugton
together with many books the foreign relations Of the
United States, ON political economy, and finances Full
sets OF Nless Register and other political registers fine
stock OF medical books aud Of all the literature of
the day, Dec ".
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VIZ FISCHER, importer Of English and French fancy
w goods has just received, via New York. large
Of choice and beautiful articles, suitable presents Tor the
approaching IL is sufficient them,
their richness only be appreciated by examna-
ton, which is respectfully solicited at SmtonePs Hall be-
fore purchases are made elsewhere.
nAc9 3Nlyif
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nREPARAToRY RoARpING SCHOOL. for MAI,

nREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL, for Nal.
Children under the charge of Miss Margaret c. Meade
aided by assistant teachers situated the Hartford road
about miles from Baltim country residence
commonly known as Mount Vincent. MA, .4ag
Children will be received in the Institution between the
ages of four and ten. E.-s.s.# a..srs@ea d2
ish Grammar, and the rudiments of History will be the
branches chiefly taught in this institution Those children
u w i T o be
form separate charge l'fJ a.H H4gEH3
No pocket money will be allowed in the possession the
chdrenj and this rule win be enforced for the protection
of their health and the better government Of their morals
All reasonable will be supplied the funds
Payment must be made sem-annlaly in advance (. from
this rule there can be no deviation. fraaeslsF
No boarder will be received for shorter time than half
year, retained longer than the age of fourteen
deduction made for absence except in of sickness
sla THE TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS. i
For board and nsrucon including bed and bedding,
washing and mending, payable halfyeary in advance for
From eight to fourteen years of age n 100 90
Latin and French, each, per arlnum = w 20 90
Music ON the piano, per annum as' 40 90
| For the use of the piano, per annum " MI A 90
Dancing and drawing 1t the masters prices a. ~"
Stationery postage, doctors visits and medicines, with
nimay ices and clothing, if supplied by the institution
will form separate charges, varying according to the wants
Boys must come supplied with clothing for winter and
summer with uniform of dark grey cloth and steel but
tons also one tea and table SPOON fork two umbers,
RErRnENoEs;-Rey 4. J; Elder, Baltimore Rev C.
New York Rev James RSd President ey Worcester D o
ege; Rev VIM. Matthew'S, Washington Rev. Nicholas
oDonnel Brooklyn John K Randall, esq, Baltimore
esq., Baltimore Charles H. Wnder, esq, washinaton
Lieut. James Gillss United States Navy, do John Ken.
School, Annapolis; William Parrot, esq, Washington r.
@. Washington do
through the Baltimore post Office, who win give all further
information required. Dec Is
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ID ATcHELOR's Liquid Hair Dye, acknowledged 60

ID be the best liquid dye ever invented, changing
the hair instantaneonsly beautiful black or brown
without staining or inlurng the skin For sale, wholesale
and retail by j. H. GIBBS, sole agent for the District Of
Columbia, Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10Th
streets, where viii also DO found constantly hand
handsome Of hair work, orders for
which win be likewise taken and executed with accuracy
and despatch.
Dee 22-6tif .'..
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NoTICE.-The subscriber will present for payment all
~ demands due him the first Of January next and any
persons having bills demands against him are requested
to present them for payment also.
Dec n SYIyANUS HOLMES
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LNLEGANT Books for Prescnts.-The subscriber b,.
II now on hand, and is every day receiving number of
beautifully bound books for Christmas. Among them are
the poetca works of Bryant, Byron, Milton, Hemans
Young, Colerdge, Shelly Keats and Howell in different
sizes and binding Also, number of splendid ANIMALS
prayerbooks, and bibles Catholic and Protestant and
variety of beautiful books for children. ' -
ri. GEORGE TEMPLEMAN
Dec Fl Near corner u street and Penn avenue.
CARD.-The subscribers take occasion thus early to
u give their customers notice that NIL their will
be rendered to list of January and that they viii be exceed
ingy obliged all and each of them for early settle
ment. They give this early notice in the confident belief
and hope that all will be prepared to settle with them
that time.
Dec. l6-dtlstIapif D. CLAGETT Il CO.
WANTED, mn efficient female servant, has been
w accustomed to wait on ladies, and a cleaner
None need apply but such the very best
concentrations Inquire at the Union office.
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Eoh RENT.-A comfortable two-sory brick house.
pleasantly situated II street, and neatly and gem
eely furnished for the accommodation of small family
Any person temporarily residing in the city, and wishing
oenloy the comforts Of house keeping without being SUBJ
ect TO the expense of purchasing furniture, will find this
rare chance Terms very moderate. Apply .1"
W.-l WILLIAM S. CLARY,
Dec 22 ...., ..r.. . AT the Union office
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TO SUBS RIBERs.

The Of will upon books unless the
payment Of the subso rpion be made In advance.
Distant letter the
which viii be paid and all assumed BY ourselves ~
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY rAPER Is Pablshed tt-~ssky during the
sions Of Congress and sesnt weekly during the recess
Subscribers will be notified of the wsA
their subse rptons will expire. "a f-t fF FFEE
Subscription pericdlss lhaa win be
proporloned above annual
certificate subscrip.
lions advertisement. will ha sacisnt rscspt heefsr Tbs
any specie paying bank will be Iccsived
ING yearly subscribers with the oS skss
the Day SetWseky suled copy oflhs
edition as they may furnish suhsc ribers for
90 TnK CosesEssIosAL HreUrrk will be furnished them
sssss .a E1.lIaH KIT. Ilt -aea f.f sIE
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T1poRTANr work for Bankers, Merchants, Brokers

and published, and for sale by the bookseE
ers, and highly interesting work, entitled Memoirs
and Autobiography of Wealthy Citizens of Philadelphia;
TO whichis added biography Of Stephen Grard, Jacob
Ridgway, and Obed Coleman Price 8t cents -...
Dec 1S--3 ......... ..... ... H..... ..
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gotlce 20 Mariners

A BEACON, fny feet high, with black bali on II, ha,
"a been erected ON Sand Kew where IL will remain mil
light shall be established there 1t may be seen in ord
nary weather nine miles. ta. ~
An American ensign hosted daylight every dav ON
the flagstaff at the United States barracks Key West and
may be seen in ordinary weather miles. -.
s. II, MALLARY, Col &c SIM
The National Intelligeucer Baltimore Sun and Ijeilv
Globe, New York. will please publish the above notioe
thirty days, and send their bills to this office
Dec 10-lm E" .t'...| % ....0F .Ur
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E,oB Christmas and New-Ysar's Presents.-Plain
and fancy card cases, work-boxes, gold pencils and
pens paper mnche and other styles of portfolios Tan
ei olios; writingdesks, penholder and folders of all
kinds nkstandishes silver pencils, fine cutlery, en-
gayed ivory, pearl, and enaInclled seals; games Of all
kinds Tor children baskets transparent States back
CANNON boxes and chessmen, visiting cards fancy envel-
opes note papera OF the greatest Variety and
BEAUTIFUL rich, and pauerns together with general
assortment Of the best kinds of fancy and staple stationery
be sold ut lower prices than ever, Cali on
. WIN. +. BAYLY,
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
nec
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PARIS MILLINERY.

MRS. +. HARRISON, from Baltimore, has taken the
WI store on Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 18th
streets formerly by Mr. Harper, and will open,
wednesday, the sd instant rich assortment OF bonnes
hats, caps, headdresses and variety of fancy articles
which the attention of the ladies is respectfully invited
Dec 2l-3t ." f-
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by $3.50 -. '...
G. s. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
N. B. The drawing will take place as the chances
all taken, and due notice will be given of the same
Dec 1S-eotfif
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NoTIoE.-our friends and customers respectively,
~ hereby notified that their bills will be handed
hoped that immediate settlement win be made either by
cash or notes nj short dates.
Dec 2l-3t p H. HOOE & co
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To Gentlemen OF the Bar.

To Gentlemen OF the bar.
THE subscriber has this day published from the last
Il London edition. with additional cases, continuing the
work the year 1886 Haisons Analytical Digest Of all
the reported determined in the House of Lords
several courts Of Common law in banc and ns prius
and the court of bankruptcy from the 1856 the year
1896 including also the reserved and full
selection of equity decisions with the cases cited
in the best modern eatses elsewhere reported By X
Tarant Harrison, esq, the Middle Temple In five very
large royal Svo. vols containing thnn five thousand
pages ROBERT II. SMALL,
No 25 Minor street, Philadelphia.
This work can be had in Washington of Mr. 6. Temple
Dec 2l-3td y3tcp
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VAN LOAN & CHASE,
FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
DaganTrofyys Rooms.

Admtance free.
Corner 7h and Pennsylvania avenue over Stous
Drug Store. .H
PICTURES taken in any kind of weather. clear cloudy,
ralny from O'Clock, M, till O'Clock, p. m ..'
Dec. 10 -. y
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VERY Important 90 the Purchaser. OF Fancy Good.

Pufchnsers Fancy Goods
for prescns.-The entire stock OF fancy good, at Gu
on Bazaar, of Al street and Pennsylvania avenue
will be offered ill the Isl January the New York rnpo
taon prices Persons doubling The sincerity Of the above
notice can satisfy themselves by calling at the and
Of
Work boxes and dressing cases. unsurpassed in style
number ....
Papier mache portfolios card baskets, work boxes and
papetcrre beautiful odor boxes, richly inaid
Ladies' aud gentlemen's beautiful writing desks and pa
peterre elegant party fans, of every style
Head dresses; porcelain patent inkstands
Ivory, mother OF pearl, shell, and silver card cases
Velvet and silk bags silk embroidered money purses
Gold pencils Etui cases ...
Gendemen's rosewood and leather portable dressing
boxes 81. ....
Elegant Louis XIV porcelain vases, for mantelpieces
Mechanical selEmoving toys, French games
Backgammon boards, chessmen, domnoes
French rote paper
superior assortment of Rodgers's cutlery
Hair, CLOTH and shaving brushes
Perilmery, fresh, and OF best quality only.
Dec Pit
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Punch says that lead paper has been invented, by
which you may load and wad your gun by single pro.
cess This lead paper is sold at five pence per sheet and
is called the Morning Herald Some one has published
getting out companion to it under the title Of Cam
mon and Spinach ~. w a"'@' .'t AH1
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ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS TO DO disposed Of
n by Lottery.-l25 chances, at $40 each.

ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS disposed OF
II by Lottery.-l25 chances, at $40 each
No ...a..... a,s .....t Value.
1913. China dinner service, Mat. blue containing
lH pieces each peiee different flower $500 90
$500. i China dinner service Dover green,
sortment No. l03, la pieces 200 90
6I33. China dinner service, Chinese pattern,
tanning 1873 pieces I75 90
1882 China tea service, Mat. blue and gold :.
1859. / China tea service, vermilon and gold,
tanning IS pieces 65 90
1886. China tea service, pink and gold contain
. ing 50 pieces S. 90
Ga China tea service, dark blue and gold con-
China tea service, blue raised, figured and gilt,
containing 50 pieces 25 90
China Arabian lady, lace winnings Is 90
IL Do do do do Is 90
China Chantry's Group, sleeping sisters Is 90
China Sir Robert Peel IL 90
China Duke of Wellington IL 90
China Napoleon 10 90
China Pitt, in chair IL 90
China Sir Walter Scott, in chair 200
/ China Wilberorce, in chair ~
China Charles Fox, in chair IL 90
China Greyhounds, cushion 300
China Daniel O'Connell 6 90
l Egyptian Obelisk, black marble l5 90
Bust of Sir Walter Scott, China bisque 25o
l Girl in chair do 100
Boy in chair 0. do 400
/ Bust Of Lord Brougham do $50
Do do a.-... do 2 80
| India China garden seat rI2 50
Do do do do IL 80
China chessboard, painted and gold flowers 75 90
1 Do do plain Is 90
Bust Of Washington, China bi;quo 500
Rutland Vase, China flowers $50
Do do do do 30
..... J. ,.. $780,. $3.50 90
Goods exhibited and chances sold by -, '...
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" Alabama, II yet alive, will confer favor upon his
ooher James g. George, and will also learn matters Of
Importance to HIMSELF by making known his present resi-
aence; and If any other person has any information
Selpg him. they will confer favor upon by address
ng letter, directed to Hopewe Green county Alabama
" hen last heard from he was in Pittsburg, Arkansas
Dec. % JAMEE q GEORGE
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ARMY of OCCUPATION.

A VIEW of the Camp of the Army Of Occupation in
"A October 1915; being the first of series of views
Illustrating the progress the army and scenery of Mexico
by Captain d. p Whiting, United States army For sale
Mt Smtioners Hall, Pennsylvania
Dec u ,-at- VIM FISCHER
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EuAENCH Millinery, Fancy Articles, Skc.-The sub
J. scriber will OPEN his store, this morning from
miss Doyles establishment, of Philadelphia, large and
splendid assortment of ladies' dresses flowers ribands
NC TO which he would fully invite the attention of
NE ladies' Of Washington and its vicinity.
Orders taken for evening dresses. ...a'
GEORGE F. ALLEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 18th streets
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ANNUAL.s AND ILIUsTR ATEn ROnKs EoR Ist1

I'VE Dadem The Evergreen; The Floral Offering ;
u TENS OF Beauty; Parlor Scrap Book; Fnden's Beau
YES OF Moore; The Fountain; The Opal The Rose The
Sacred Mountains; Poems and Pictures for 1917 Chide
barold with sixty Illustrations of is Landscape Scenery
hogess Poems illustrated; Longielow's Poems illustrated
byants Poems illustrated Shakespeare illustrated. Five
editions OF standard authors, many OF them beautifully illus
rated, others richly bound; Albums, Drawing Books,
french and English Portfolios Of goat skin, velvet and
Other materials; Bibles Testamenis, and Prayer Books
WIN clasps In velvet and in the finest calf and Morocco
BINDINGS Juvenile Books in great variety gold and silver
PeGel cases gold pens NC, nc. Many Of which inn
Ported direct from Europe by the subscriber and Just open
edor sale at the lowest northern prices in every case
dec N Il. TAYLOR
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/ ONG CASHMERE sHAwLs.-We have on hand 20
~ long French Cashmere shawls which we will offer very
great bargains we have them in coors, &c. These
shawls in the second story Of our store for exhibition
Dec 6-6tif d. CLAGETT ~ co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

State. In its stupid blindness IL wculd offer
up daily prayers that the sources OF the Della.
ware and the Allegheny. Of the Susquchanns
and Mouongahsla might Be dried up. b~cause
they water the soil OF New York. Maryland.
and Virginia. The curse ot God and msn
must rest upon such a creed.
Rcsolrc1. That the officers Of this meeting
be authorised to open q correspondence with
the Managers Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road. 10 ascertain " whether legislative action
may not ~ dispensed with on the unanimous
ccss,on cf the owners OF the soul. and 20 con
vey an ASSURANCE that. IA such event, the
work shall D. guarded against Inolesis,ion Of
all hazards.
Resolved. That this Convention will all
Joum to rv-sssembl- on the iih dsy oi July
next. Time will Thus b. afforded tor mature
reflection and for q full representation of those
wito~c,viral interests afc at stake. The daN viii
BE- an appropriate one. We NAV la, 10 decide
whether III. Anniversary shall hereafter be
looked upon BY Ia wi,hou, a deep scn~c of
humiliation. The spirit OF our fathers then
severed, forever. the connection with Britain
on her attempt In draw too tight the conis OF
at colonial sub ~ection. Shall their des.eni-
ants tsmely submits, n b. ,roldcn under under
loot There are moments IN the history OF
every people when all wisdom u in thc b.ooi
tina, is,s at injustice anil opposition. We
owe a duty 10 the past-to ourselves Ito the
future. When Our children shall wander over
lhis region OF 4 serted fields aud crumbling
ruins, they NAV well turn with soom upon the
memory oil their dostsri sizes. who saw wres-
ted from them without a struggle. the choic-
&c, blessings OF bountcous nature. And his
tory will tell the incredible tale. that while
strangers eagerly extended the right hand OF
fellowship aud suppoi, IN assassin dagger.
drawn from the bssom OF Pennsylvania stab
bed us to the heart.
I .ReSoired, Tha, the Councils Of Pittsburgh
and Allegheny be requested to appoint forth.
with Committees resident in ,hose cities and
along the proposed route Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. whose duty it shall b. To OBJ
tain from the owners OF lands releases OF the
right OF way and tender the same to the Bal
,imore aud Ohio Railroad Company.
The meeting then adjourned to mec, again
Of z O'Clock in the evening at the old Court
House IN Plitsburgh.
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REVIEW or TIL MARKET.
kEruHLiCAS OyFicF, Sr. LouW. J
Wednesday erSgiag AnrJ A.,

- HUEHI ~
REMARKS the rec p,s al n~,o-t,,c.
,a the Psst iou1 days have been CONSIDERABLE
hee'ie' than during the anne time OF Any ps..
Nio"s penod oi the srasou; but. a. hcrsoIor
much ile greater part was to- go directly Tor
want Notwithstanding there l. an iwefes~d
nninbcf oi bOa,s In port. losdina for New Or.
'ennsi ne larEr quantity Of freight .radx ~,
shipment has enabled than Ca sustain ,he h,sh
fstes "bisised st the clos 81 last weck vhigG
toB'thef with the continued afcity Of mon
~ h~s pressed very heavily on the pUrd,ee
~inafket. ln fact, we 10 not recoIiect ever -
'"e - Hide doi"g go lee iasrket. when ue -.
tfiPts were lstf. a. urinq tho psst thyes a..
~ ube PRESENT condition Of thing. the mos,
important a~fticle. Of produce striving for the
market such ~ Hemp. Flour and Pr, .;oas.
arc fenenllY sent forward, and what i no,
~ .Iipping condition j. taken into s,o,..
iobACCO-The market lof ih,s ~ssul, !.
noi yti opcued, a. there j. yeD Iittle stasrk -,
lm1d and the wceipts are too incopstl, ,.bls
lo oi'sct attention. The few hf,ds oe.,ed
are purchased by inhnuisctufef's here nj IL,
'si's but the Pnces paid s not a fair en.cnos
~ what iley mtii b., When lhsn h a l.rye,
si0tS to sheet from. Only N hh.ls bs,,
bern sold 'his week, The prioe ranging f,o,,
~ - "a - 100 fbs. Reed. "a RhIs
LBAD-fhe markets yet unsottl,d ~,
e'e several '''- eu 'be market. held AZ AZ 81
WHICH - shove ihr Ste~sof shippers. sud a.,
o"'y ssics TePoFted are y lev bynk~. IT,. !,
fnanu'aetutrs hen sBd on IN ORE I. 49,
"ay about 1910 piR. hsvc bcen -ols ,b,s -
90 % Wv lV0 Bs Reed, sysSe pig,
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WAx-Ssrsdy demand at $50. " n. Re-
cd. 10 casks AZ bhls. 50 packages.
fEAThERSETbs demand Is stesdy for
prime live eprsa fcstheu. and we quote sales
At 20 q pc. " -. Received, ~ bags.
FURS AND PkLTRIU-Ous Quosstious
continue To be The current rate u the market.
aud sales have been pretty extenive daring
the last three dsya. Tbe dsmssd 10 god for
ell descriptions Pine Otter - S06 - 10
y skin; Ind. Rscooo eoc.; country handled do
coc.. Southern do do sOc.: Mink - . IS.
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TIE FORWARDING TRADE.-ou,

"
wardIng men. who we can testify, work ear
and work late, in the day time aud a, night.
we are glad TO say, have been doing. 20 lar,
a driving business. The injury by The late
ireshe, TO the Pennsylvsnis works, has thrown
all the goods To W forwarded westward. in
this direction. The consequence il every
Warehouse 10 the place, used for such purpo-
SEES, has been slowed full of boxes. aud crates.
and barrels aud bales. The burthen trains
tom Baltimore came IN such rapid SUCCESSION
and so heightened out withal. that some
thought forwarding merchants would be over.
whei'ued. and great and ve1alions delays; b-
the consequence. Ia this. they were slto.
grther at isult, all went on like clock.work,
ald those III uir midst Of the hustle, took the
whole Thing, "a Il they were used To it-and
~ they are. They can NEE, any rmergenc,
and none need hesitate, To send BY this route
10 the Ohio. There is always gIcs, despatch
tins ga pushing community IL never bsiks o,
siumblcs.
IL would give us pleasure to publish the a
mouai ui tonnage which has tpen sent from
Cumberland, Eastward aud Westward, in ths
last month. NAV we not indulge in the hop,
then, hat cacl, oi our forwarding houses, wil
furnish vs. with a statement. OF is aggregate
busi1ess, during that timcf We request then
to do so.-CambtridHd Ciriian.
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ror rpE riMNs ksp oAzETrI.
WAR ~ X AS.

\ meciins Of the citizens OF Ohio county
will I've held in Trisdclpbis. on saturday 'hc
18Th inst. l2 O'Clock, A. VI. The special! OBJ
j.ct OF the meeting j. TO enquire into the cS-
pcdicnc, OF adopting the school law, passed
~ the last session OF the legislature. We
.hould vote iniclfigibly on this subject.
ID. VI Edgius,on. Es1.. - earnestly solici-
tel 10 addrs, the meeting.
MANY VOTERS.
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MANY VOTERS.
pHMoCRArlC MEETING.

The City Hall on Thursday night was crowd
I'd TO its fulles, extent, aud Mr. Clemens full
" succeeded, in an able address, in ,irdica
ting himself from the charges that the candi
date Tor tho senate had brough, agains, him,
and he gave hasa the mos, severe dmbbing
tina, Nc have ever beard. We regret that W.
oanno, obtain a copy OF tn speech Tor publ
cation.