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WAsHINeroN, July 81, 1886.
Congrsss-Land Grants for Internal improvements


Congrsss-Land Grants for Internal improvements
The Tsras Napy-Spseeh,o Of Gen Houston, &c.
The proceedings in the Senate o-day, were in
teresting and diversified. During the morning
business, Mr.. Breese, from the committee on
Public Lands, made. a unanimous report IN favor
of the grant Of land, asked by Mr.. Asa Whitney
ESQ.,, for railroad from Michigan to Oregon : n ne
Benton thought the project one Of the most rdc.
ulous imaginable. A grant OF laEd, (9O,VO,Wo
of acres), along both sides, for five miles, Of line
Of proposed railroad of 5000 miles, a iui thou-
ton than the loftiest tops of the Allegheny noun
tains. He would not wonder if the next PROPOSE
ton would be, an offer fol. administering the gov
ernmeat by contract He scoorolngy made
Of lie sub;ecr Mr. u eese regarded this ~ vx-
traordinary, az the very threshold Of a proportion
reported upon unanimously by the committee.
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AiexaRder's TricObaphe.--This Original
Liquid Dye for changing the color Of the hair
surpassed Persons should be careful using the
limitations Of his article The genuine ARTICLE en- be had
Johnson Moore Taylor. Maiden Lane A. B. D. Sands
Fulton street II Wa,d Co., Maiden Lane. aIw
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MORNING LINE AT HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY
COMFY ISLAND
FORT HAMILTON Fl

FORT HAMILTON FERRY.
AS9 ~. The s.samboat IoLAs Captain Richard
:--;sL Hamilton on sunday, August Ell as follows =
P. NJ. 81 P NJ
Whitehall. 10 oclockA MINIMUM.
Aud the sieamb PKOPRlEi OK Capt. f. Maiisn will
follows -Leavug Pier foot Of Canal street 81
o'clock M, ~ A. NJ, 2hrM.
Pss S:: NK az o'clock M; TX AM BPM
Coeey Island, lo,4 o'clock 4. ~. H4P, N, BPM
And the Steamboat WAVE, Capt. .. Vanderbilt, will run
follows -Leavng Whitehall II o'clock a. NJ aud and
5o'clock r. L.; and
C,ney Island at 12H. 3H and 61z Z. M.
Landing at Fort Hamilton each way. Fare 12x cents.
aul A.rc THOMAS BEILBY Proprietor.
<1 - DAILY LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND STATEN ISLAND.
The steamboafs SYLPH, Captain j. Bras-
ted. and STATEN ISLANDER, Captain d. Van Petit will
leave follows =
Leave Staten Island 10 and II A. NJ, ass
6and 7, p. NJ.
6, and past r NJ.
All freight az the risk Of Of the owners thereof.
will leave Vanderbs landing for the Telegraph
&c Station every boar throughout the day Fare 2x
iy
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Literary Intel ixencc.

The corporation Of Williams College erect
ing. at great expense library building fronting the
college square and chapel to he of octagona FORM
faced with white marble. The whole number of stu
dents at present. including the graduating class is 49,
COMMENCEMENT AT GEoRetrowN CoLLEGE-The an
nnal commencement this old and highly honored
of learning of Tuesday last with considerable
ecldt The addresses by the young gentlemen were
eloquent patriotic and spirited and elected the applause
and admiration of the fashionable and crowded auditory
present Without being invidious, those of Lieutenant
Maury of the United states Navy, to the Phlodemic
ciety, and the valedctory of Richard H. Clark.
considered very fine pieces Of composition Those who
graduated, we'll those who received honors are
mentioned in the regular account Of the proceedings
furnished by the College Among those present were
the lady ofhe President and her nece Hon. john
son. Postmaster General and Hon. Mr. Tibbats of Ken
lucky Rev Nessrs Py Phelps and Cox; ministers Of
other denominations and very large number ofprivae
citizens. The College Band played several handsome
overures at intervals in that did them great
credit After the exerciseswere over about three
dred sat down to welLprepared dinner, which they
enjoy ed the feast of and flow Of SOUL until six
o'clock when all retired highly delighted with the day
entertainment.
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THE COURT OF ENQUIRY IN THE CASE OF GEN
GAINEs.-The Court of Enquiry in the case of
Gen. Gaines being fully organized proceeded to business
today The court consists Of Gen Brady, Gen Brooke,
and COL Crane Capt Lee is the recorder of the
After the record read up to this date Cen Games
requested that all the orders and the
might be taken and read according their dates
The orders and correspondence separated in the Of
fee Of the Adjutant General. Gen. thought that it
important to his defence to show the circumstances
under which he acted the necessity which, in his judg
ment existed owing to the critical situation OF Gene raj
lay Tor and the army the Rio Grande for his action
The agreed TO the motion
Gen Gaines asked that Official copy Of his letter to
the Secretary of War Of the I'd May 1916, which was
not found among the documents transmitted q the Re.
corder by the Adjuiant General might be obtained and
hled in the The cleared and upon its
re openDg Gen q. was informed that the court had
granted his request and that the Recorder would
muncate with the War Department the subject
Gen. Gaines stated that he this letter the ba
SIS 81 the whole business and wished to show that Off
ciai information in his possession justified his
The court then proceeded with the documents in order
Ihere are number Of visiters in attendance on the
Nv 30.
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AFFAIRS IN CANADA--We understand that the
last mail brought two dispatches of importance
The first relates to the address of the House of Assem-
bly,. Mr. Watts motion, praying for the abolition of
the drawback provisions imported for tho use of the
commissaria department with pledge to reimburse on
the part of the province the duties psd such imports
TO this Mr.. Gladstone replies. that the principle of
subecting Her Maestys service to duties
must be adhered TO- but that the mode of d'charging
them is not material and that the government has no
wish whatever interfere with impede the collection
Of the provincial revenue. This may be taken
to the address and the next sep. of course will
be pass and submit to the bill providing for
its objects
Another despatch has been received with reference to
the prayer to the English government, to its innu
ence at Washington, for obtaining the admission Of Ca
madam produce for consumption the United States
fair and reciprocal terms.
reply to this, copy is enclosed Of despatch from
Mr. Gladstone to Mr. Pakenham, conveying instructions
70 the latter to urge upon the American government
such reduction Of duties Canadian produce may
allow Of their consumption in the United States, and
consequently increase the demand Tor Ame ricsB
chsnu,se to pay for them, the traffic being which,
rom ,hs relative position and wants 10 the two
ought 70 Be mutually bsns6cal-Mensrsai Gsssus
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AmUsEm ENTs, Dc.

RowERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evening, August Sd
% Dc s PfGf & Be % %: %s hs
E 5l:S B:eS %S M :E S Ss.a i . s
Iis s n Futon Ss ScaSs coi Il
$$f Ss s belle atseis s ss hSs
SMS" S Elton M S p.eE.s Mary Ls1nss Nils. gSS6
IN sir Lemons house New York7Fsmiy Ansngrmsnts
e Ss NC rsS Of @ r.s
s he sssS.
cas n 5sau AZ,
meet yoa'-lhs dussts in entry. Scene a-Mrs. Nj
in .s Grs
ise, good cause for Tesnns commission Scene 5-Asor
Of eomrrSmise seeae spfswas rSom@ FSr
al party sesue Eras rOo%mIhe %oheI: PREDICTION
sssas Lo esas % aa of d
The pa Just rtvenge-peath OF Mdd eton-Re.union of
Door. open At oeiock curtain will rise at hail pas
Dress Circle so cents Upper Boxes Is cents; Pit aud as
top Hye& % A@ypss sw BE- %o GsF;
WIFE isfs @ ypq fYh fED 4oH&
AZ sas s E R R"
Mr.. Phillips; Landry. NJ wood Maeaire Frser bertrand,
saTs Mr. %S sSIsSs f
nance to commence at d before 0 o'clock.
GAsDEN Win is ers"s sn%
dav Evenings, August 3D. 18th and 3h the will
include good selection Of Music, rro Auber, Lab,tzky
Boeldeu kuhner Strauss Lanuer, aud Kuffoer which will
be performed By the Orchestra, under the direction Of Mr.
Z. w. Meyrer
% lnermssion Of half an hour for Refreshments
and view the beautiful Of COSMOK AMAS
extending around the whole Of the Espanade which will
be brilliantly Illuminated with gas thus giving yisers
cllent opportunity examine these beautiful Views Ad
mission ,2k r-nts.
The MAGIC PILLS. r.eri,ed With sh' u,s of Applause
THE RAVEL FAMILY.
! GGbri,i Rdpel-Ttco Comic Pantomtniesi
NISLO'S GARDEN--Montay Evening August 3d-The
~ viii commence w,tt Overture
] Succeeded by he comic pantomme Of the WOODC Ut
TEtS- ioba Gabriel Ravel; Mons. dubois Francois Ra-
vel; Japitta Mime Martin Javell
Half hours the Concerts As-M,src.
in fhe Refres Saloon.
To conclude with he magnificent psntomime Of the CON
| JURORS GIFT-Don Panchio Jerome kavel: Griualdo,
Antoine Rave!; Coloao Gabriel Ravel; Elva Nine Leon
Jayeli; Myrrha, Nine }. Ravei
Doors opeu O'Clock entertainments begin at socock
| Tickets so cents.
| A ILANltt UAJtDf.N IL NOn yfr.i. ron ar
"A SEASON.-Dodworh Comet Band will perform svery
Tuesdsy and Friday evenings commencing June zpd, az
O'Clock. Admit:ancs free
MY ,msrc WILLIAM ALLISON, Propri etor.
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Married..

Married.
In this city, on the 3lst ult by the REV. Dr. Nc Elroy
Mr.. JAMES GEORGE OF Rhode Island to Miss JULIA XII.
PArRIcK, Of New York, both from Scotland
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Personal Movements.
\ -s~l~ kI.r Z.

The Hon Louis McLane il expected 10 return to thi,
country by the steamer which leaves Liverpool on the
lh OF August
Thomas Colley Gratan the british Consul for the nor,
Of Boston, has returned to England visit OF a lew
months.
Gov. skunk s visit to this city. George NJ Dallas
is pay ing visit to Judge Kane Of Philadel phia
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We learn from the Warrenton. (Va) Flag of 93 that
recently three dreadful murders have been committed
Virginia The first occurred in Loudon county, in
which man named Reid had his throat cut from
ear IN the presence of his wife, by individual named
Ricgeway In Prince william man killed his wife.
county.
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FOR THE SANTE FEE EXPEDITION
WANTED IMMEDf ATELy-On'y three hundred men
w to comp etc regiment Of Mounted Volunteers now
American Eagle q Chrystie and Della cy streets
between the hours Of 10 VI aud 10 p NJ until Saturday
closed ia ne,
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On Saturday LIST inst PIERo MARorcELLr aged so
years, after a lingering and most severe illness
His friends respectfully invited attend the func
raj from his residence No. III BIevoort place. Tenth st.
this Sunday afternoon at ~ o'clock without urh or
invitation,
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TROY MORNING. AMI EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE At SEVEN O'CLOCK
sSS aIP Ps HSD T y s;
ss a. Hs ss:
e. iSs e.: II s:; .. Monday
'sif ss : s.S ss1y Ysos ..
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at o'clock.
freight apply board or at the Office on the
NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
FOR ALBANY. AND TROY DIRECT,
II: pre- :.ss,ass.' sMFlsE III Macy
'n Th s' s,.s%so ssnHs G ssH1 oSsl ~ Peel.
lsaye NoSaay Wednesday, and Friday evenings: At MI
Passenger. taking these Boat. will arrive in time to take
s s SS !" s T S from md o w 10
For Passage or Freight apply board, at the Office
NoTICE-Aii goods. freight bank bills, specie or my
Other KIND Of popery posrvely the owners rsk 1851
kM- Jacket For HAvRE-secoad Line--Tbe
M49h packet ship UTICA, Capt; Hewitt, will sail
list Of Sept B6 5f sfai e as s Ss
,S&N pACKr.T SHIP uTllA, fr,@ Hsy!e-Cou.ign.
j. nc @. will P be- public
.H&fS FOR new 0RLEANsp1L ou,.iana and New
MenSo IF .ep" sailing
pssEei 0swEGo Johnston, master, win po.isivs ~
For freight passage having handsome furnished
apply fsad Es9: r SS
Positively no goods received board after Saturday
Ase@, IN New Orleans, JAS. E. WOODRUFF who will
promptly forward all goods TO his address.
Packet ship SAHTELLE, Taylor, master, will succeed
the Oswego and sail Monday, 3st August her regular
day. su2
SIX UNITED STATES 4 GREAT BRITAIN &
M2S4f IRELAND OLD ESTABLISHED EMiGRANT
8knOFflCE.-The Subscribers prepared TO enc age
peasers to come oub by the early spring ships very
Drsiu can, usual be furnished payable throughout
w .'nied kmgdom For further particular, ,pplyto
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.
Ga Nassau Street,
EsTABLleHED for the sale of .'sARS APARILINE. .
- the active principle Of ssrsapars part Of which
pears an equivalent ~ strength and medicinal virtue
OF all others ~ use IL approved by the College for tho
cure OF scroua heumatism cuareous eruptons
ment and pains OF the bones syphc symptoms and the
trsn Of diseases consequent upon the njudicous of
cury and unskilfui medical treatment.
Price 81 per bottle bottles for s3-packed and for.
warded 70 all parts.
PARTICULAR NOTrB
Patients residing Of the Union by writing full
semen Of their situation let the disease be Of whit kind
u msy-denc To or ind.cste, private otherwise, IT will
be consulted upon by the Members who meet daily for that
wardsd immediately In this instance the fee ISL which
viii include all expenses must be enclosed paid and
directed to W. ~ DICKINSON, Sole Agent,
81 Nassau street Herald Bnldinss,
Where one Of the Members-Doctor McDonnell-is
slant abundance jy~ lwsr
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COMFORT AND ECONOMY

COMFORT AND ECONOMY
THE WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP,
manufactured genuine By the subscribers is the most
delightful and the time the most article
for shaving in One cake will from six TO Twelve
mo tbs, according to the strength OF the beard aud
ranted give sasfacon For SALE wholesale and retail at
The Depot Of Pernmery and Fancy Soaps where southern
soments of every article in the line and the lowest rates
sns lw.Sc JOHNSON. vRooM FOWLER.
WANTED,
PARTNER with $500 cash. for the Furniture and I'm.
"A dertakng busness To industrious man this snr,
nvestmen Apply $50 Pr a street. Carpenter or cabinet
"sker preferred. Gu2 3tSrc
DRUG STORE, established Ia 1895, for saie-Ibe .pb
- scrbe wishing devote their entire 10 their
down TOW offer for sale that ell "a Rove
corner Walker street together with Stock Fr,urcs
SOFA ountsins &c The doing good business
ana o"e" change very rarely 70 be met with Apply to
WEEKS x ANDERSON 30 Fulton.
aug :. - corner Water street.
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS and Others. are offered N.
purchase oil neat aud gentee established Drug store
ecoa eU" m. attached and iomn. ose
sh he sales are remarkably good and steady and The
neiehborno9h pleasant Ohr only ON Of the pre-.
PHARMAx, once Of the Herald. '" u sus ats n
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BY THE MAILS.

The southern mail brings no news.
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letter has been received in town from an officer Of
one Of the vessels in the Gulf squadron which states
that quite attempt made short time since TO
enfrsp Commodore Conner probably exchange for
Zen Vega A Mexican gentleman went on board the
nag snip with acceptable presents of fruit &C. and be-
lore leaving obtained promise from the TO
dine on shore with him the next day his residen
Commodore Conner all unsuspicous of treschery was
ready 10 leave his ship when he received an intimaton
Of the kind intentions Of his woudbe host He didn't
Co.
Army Movements.
we understand by gentleman direct from Fort Lea
venworth says the independence Erposer, that the
night Of the 18th instant lady the wife Of -nited
states ocer gave birth to three fne boys all doing well
when our informant left In time of peace prepare for
war.-Sf. Louis RereiHc.
Naval Intelligence.
United States revenue cutter arrived here this
ing and nov lying of and on" near the Moro Castle
while of her officers is in communication with the
American Consul As near ascertain, this
ter just of of in search OF prvateeIs; and il is
exported that that the ship R1ran Of kingston RON New
near the Tortugas This information was given to the
captain of the cutter, who Immediately gave chase in
but nothing of her. This cutter, learn is recently
from Portland the U. 3. brig Truxon sailed from he
on the 9th, for San Antonio in company with English
brig-Harama Correspondence. July II.
The sloep of-war Germantown will be launched from
the Philadelphia navy yard between the 7th and 10th
inst
The United States revenue cutter Spencer Lieutenant
Commanding Currer, 6s hours from Charleston, with
dispatches Tor the Brazos arrived at the naval anchor
age OIL The navy yard yesterday forenoon. The put
in repair slight damage sustained in machinery
--PhiiadetDhia Exchange Books
United States irigate Columbia remained at Rio janet
70 June 10
The U s. sloop Of Marion arrived at Porto Praya
Goth April from tre river Benin via Cape Pamas Mon.
rovia and Sierra Leone She had lost two officers and
two men since her arrival on the station The following
IS list OF her officers Commander. Lewis Simonds;
Lieutenants-lst Cicero Price; 3D. Charles Barton;
81, VIM b Porter Master, Charles e. Sims; Purser,
e. Dorrn surgeon, j. Brnkerhot Passed Assistant do,
J. Is Gould Passed Midshipmau, j. Higgins; Midshp-
man. Bliss; Carpenter, - Jenkins; Sailmaker,
- Freeman; Gunner, VIM. Burton; Bostswain, -
Williams All weI.-Norfoik Herald, July 81.
The CALIFORNIA ExPEDrrIoN-THE COMMITS
sIoNs lssUED.-Yesterday Gov. Wright issued the
commissions to the field officers Of the It'll regiment OF
United States Volunteers from the State of New York
viz: Jonathan Stevenson, Colonel Henry S. Burton,
Lieut. Coionel; James A. Hardie, Maor-.4bany Argus
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we understand by gentleman direct from Fort Lea
venwoh says the Independence Erpositer that on the
night oil the 18th instant lady. the wife Of nited
states oincer gave birth to three 6ne boys all doing well
when our informant left In time of peace prepare for
wars Louis Rspeiiic.
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sIoNs misunderstanding Gov. Wright issued the
commissions to the field officers Of the It'll regiment of
United States Volunteers from the State of New York
viz: Jonathan d Stevenson Colonel; Henry s. Burton.
Lieut. Colonel; James A Harde, Major-.4itany Argus
~3fgus l.
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THE AMERICAN ALOt.
Sncw in full hower-hose who intend payipg his kingshp
visit will not have better opportunity ing the
presea lad ensuing week. OLen from A NJ to 10 NJ.
DUNLAP THOMPSON,
Jy3l lwsmc No Gas BroadWay.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- AND
PITBIfC SPEAKERS

SHOUT remember that william Adsms, No. . Elliott's
Buildings Pennsylvania Avenue Washington city, the
the best remedy preventing and curing and
other diseases Of the lungs and respiratory organs which
public speaker. peculiarly liable Principal Offices
Philadelphia 90 South Sixth street, Courtladt New
York; and Reddng Co State street, Boston, who
agents for the New Fnglsud States ju26 ls nc
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THE PRICE OF DRINK.

Ten cents, ten ceuls,' loudly cried out an
auctioneer this morning, as we passed by the
door OF a grocery. Gt st'HAt9I
What is he selling, thought we.
Ten cents, eleven cents, twelve cents, thir-
teen cents he continued, the bids going up.
So stepping into the store. we discovered that
quantity Of sweet wine' was the article to
be sold isF artl 9as
Thirteen cents, thirteen cents' continued
the auctioneer, 'only thirteen cents gallon
for the sweet wine! Thirteen, thirteen, going,
going, going,'' the auctioneer raised his ham
mer, ready to knock down the poisonous COM
pound. Some one put on an additional cent,
and SO the sweet wine' was knocked down al
fourteen coppers gallon. aA sa@ s7A'
A quantny Of gin was sold at nineteen cents
gallon. stss.,'e ....sl 6b 10
I This might BY dealers be considered cheap;
but the liquid thus sold was enough 10 enkin-
die fires Of death--to beggar families. to clothe
woman in weeds Of mourning as widow, and
send children supperless to bed. -a VI
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LIEUT.. CocHRAN.-We have had, within
the past week, the melancholy satisfaction oi
handling the sword used by the gallant Lieut..
Cochran, on the. TO him, fatal field of Resaca
de la Palma, and also on that Of Palo Alto II
is very much hacked on the edges, and be-
smeared with quantity Of now coagulated
blood. showing that the brave soldier did not
fall unul he had done much execution upon
the enemy. He died with his sword in his
hand, on
sThe field Of his fame fresh and CORY"
bat he lives in the hearts of his countrymen,
and will continue green in their memories
while time shall last. There never was bet
ter soldier or nobler heart forced to " bite the
DUST" than he who welded the instrument oi
war which we have above noticed.
How sleep the brave who sink 70 rest,
4 & With all their countrys honors blest"
His widow and orphan daughter are now
il our midst, with the parents Of The deceased.
The sympa,hies Of our people are all with the
stricken mourners; but that sympathy is poor
compensation for the loss they have sustained
lit being irrepsrable except by Him who
!" tempers The wind 10 the shorn lamb. Go
lumbar Spy. Il
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trinity, but at lhe physical renovation Of the
human ianllly, attain 10 the same reputation
establishing Graham boarding houses and
Journals; holting large and popular copven-
tioea, ele. AID what has beeome Of Groham-
isnAhow q Hecisely what has becon,e Of all
lhe medical Innovations and humbugs that
have leaped. alf clolheds sino existence daring
The last two thousand years. J. G. next speaks
of his not having LOST single patient Of bill
ious fever since in this city. But can }. G..
say that Homeopathy has proved successful,
and secured the confidence OF our citizens, who
have patronized il, without making many ex-
ceptions among those who have been its strong
est advocates. and by whose weight Of charac-
ter it has beenImainly indebted for its foothold
We do not wish TO be personal, but il we are
invited 10 make The answer, we will state what
we know fofthe matter. We close this article
by saying that we have not, and hope we shall
not, find lime 10 examine the whole range OF
medical authors, in order 10. pick out the say
ings Of one, and the grumbling of another,
and the spleen OF third, preparatory 10 a
newspaper squib. We intend. sirs, 10 say
more on this subject in a day or TWO.
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WAsHlNGroE Cry, D. G. N
October 6, l846.
MEssRs: EDlroRs:

MEssRs: EDIroRs: '..s .f ~, 6,st,,,e ,aa,
AT the first regular meeting night in Octo-
ber, Of Association, No. 2, United Brothers Of
Temperance, The following list of officers were
elected Tor The ensuing quarter, commencing
with The 9TH day Of October, which you viii
please insert in your paper. tg adAhaaa
Thomas Marche. President; aigtaq isne
Richard M. Cook, LIST Vice President; i4
James Little, ed do do; .siAs
James w. johnson, Sd do do;
John L.. Madder, Corresponding Secretary;
Joseph Walsh, vice do;
Richard Peache, Asst. as5 s do;
Thomas Barrett. Financial Secretary;
VIM. s. Venable, Treasurer;
Vim. A. Maloy, Marshal;
James "A. Johnson, Deputy Marshal
James Gordon, Asst. do do;
lms hs' RICHARD M. Cook, a,6
WI i. Recording Secretary. +,
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Deliver the poor ,ha, cry; The falherless and
the heplese; lei the blessing Of them that are
ready TO perish come upon you. cause the wi
dsw's hepn& y leap fot joI Are you Chris
&n7 The Stliga,ions sfgour plOfessiop bind
you to this d4nse. Are'you Son, or Bfolhef,
y Sister. or psughier,s ,sof Tehperaoce3 Then
too you are bound strongly. Live up 10 your
pledges and your privileges. and never. we
beseech you, suffer il 10 be said Of you. there
goes The selfish manor woman, Mr. or Mrs.
Ego