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OINDFit 1 hhIINU.
T w. BILLUPS & CO., having taken the
~. Old Stand on the Corner of High and Middle
streets, Portsmouth, Va, formerly occupied by E.
ID. Haynes, arc now prepared execute a II orders
which they may be favored with. All kinds of
CABINET WORK done in the neatest manner at
the shortest notice and on the most accommodating
terms. The business being conducted under their
own superintendent, those who may patronize
their establishment, may be assured that the work
will be done of the best materials and in the neat
est and most fashionable style.
All FUNERAL ORDERS will be promptly attended
TO al all times. Aug
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REM0VAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three DOOrS below The Old Stand.

ENHE PUBLIC will pleasc take notice that have
n removed from the Old Stand TO tho building
three doors below, formerly occupied by MIR. How
ell a Shoe Store
Having just T., turncd from the North an, nov
opening iull assortment of -
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Wich cannot he surpassed, Cuu0llcd in quality of
material or workmanship for tie prices and which
am ccicrn,incd to sell lower, for CASH than the
same quality of Goods can be or ever were sold for
part, OF the ioowing
Goats Of all prices, from SO 80 to $500
Pants do do do 81 70 I'm
ackcts-Shifis, of every description-Draw crs--
Sooks- scarfs- Handkcrchels-Smr Collars and
Bosoms Cum Suspe ndcrs, from Is 10 80 cents-in
tact every thing usually kept in Clothing Store
have also a new and beautiful assortment of
CUTLERY, warranted to be Of first rate material
ana make. IT consists i'm part as follows: PEN
KNIVES from o. cts. to s 5O--Razors of Rooerss
make 81 cts to = % Scissors from I2i TO 50 cts.
nave aIsp, IN addition to the above, a good as
sortmcnt OF JEW ELRY, sue h as Rrcast Pins Fin
ger Rings, Fob and Gpard Chains, Silver Thin,
nies ana Shields, Watch Keys, St;;ds, &c. which
will SCH lower than they can be had at anv oiber
place in these ;iiggirs
To the LADIES ] would say, that have an excel.
lent assortment OF Egin@s, from TO / in wide
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cation ~
the best make, 200 yds. for 8 us SPOOL TSra,d
Tape Ladies Hose from IL 10 37a cts, white
miX'd and black Ladies' and Childr,i,,a Nct c..
ALSO an assortment of Cbildrcn's Soc Ks and Stock
ings
The Gentlemen will please call and look al .omo
| CLOA KS have, the prices of which for tn ou.J
! ity will astonish them. TO-
have also beautiful lot of GAPS, of all de-
scfiPtions, qralily and price, cheaper than thew
can be bought elsewhere in the town.
sept 70 j. NJ. MILES
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SIX TRUNKS From Macintosh nad all we'll
- H'lcd.--lhc Ladies wbv have been WAITING for
those Goods now I've supplied ~
20 PAIRS inc Morocco hick sole Bus,,ins
o. 90 DO do do do flannel Incl
| - DO do do do 90 0anpcl lircd
90 do Black Lasting Caters, winter style
| 30 do Rronzo do do do -,
so do Misses Morocco Buskin,, tLicl sole
/ - do do do Ties do do
/ 10 do McrinO Cloth Caters
Bcsides many other duc Goods from that unri
! New York Boot and Shoe store, mex to tho Far.
/ ncr's Bank, Main street. J. Il. GREGORY .
Jan ,
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SADDLERY.

manufacture.
Repairing neatly and duraLly done at the usual
cheap rates. DANIEL X. FRIETAS.
The subscriber while taking this method of ex-
pressing his gratitude to his former customers,
would feel that he was doing injustice, he not
TO soci for hs successor the patronage literally
extended to himself.
Nov % 6 N CHAMBER
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ENERGUSON s. MILuADO-Lumber, Coal,
T. and general Commission business. Wide Water
teet, Norfolk, Va. ISIS
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STOV ES, STOW ES, SrOVES!- IL have on
~ hand good many secondhand Stoves some
of them are as good new, at about half price of
new Aso some of the most beautiful Air-Tirht
Parlour Stoves that have ever been seen about these
diggins Coffee Mills for 81 cents Coal Scutlcs,
variety; Box Mills at 624 cts Cin;!er Shoves al
Isl; do %, and do 81 Tin ROasters at 81 rs TO
article at equally low prices Call and sec
DANIEL $. CHERRY .
Under Old Dominion Office
p. S. Pots. Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Andirons
for sale as above. ~ o. lOct 81
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SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, ls47.
MISCELLANEO US.

l ANDtHG THIS DAY, 10 boxes Goshen
~ Checse--3T casks Goshen Cheese
100 whole aud half boxes Raisns
80 ar and eighth kegs Buckwheat
10 bags Ginger, Pepper and Alspicc
Dbl Nutmegs
SD bags Rio aud Java Coffee
10 kegs goshen Butter
25 boxes Starch
% bbls n. +. Rum
10 do Baltimore Whiskcy
90 boxes Smith and Dallett's Candles
rs bbls Mountain Flour
so packages Gunpowdcr ond Black Tea
100 .rltts Hill and Manu's Tobacco
l3) do Jones & Son S lbs aud S's do
For sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
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EALL DRY GOODs.-JNO COOKE & co,
Il most respectfully beg leave to inform the citi.
gems of Portsmouth and its vicinity that they have
1 1in receiving their Fall supply of DRY
GOODS. Their Stock is very complete and
consists in part $ follows:
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimcrcs; ST.
per Fancy French Cloths and Cassineres: Valct,.
cia' End swansdown Vestings; Black, Blue, La
ycndcr' steel Mixed, and other colors Snttinofts
iwccds Tor Sack Goats, Kerscys, Flanncls Blan-
kcts, Cord; Dofncstics, Brown and Blcached do,
Cord and white Canton FlaDnels, Calicoes of ev
cry quality, Cashmercs Mousan D'Laines, Super
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian do, Black
Aipacas and BoTnbaz iue5 Bleached and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers, Russia and Birds
Eye do, Hue kerback Towling. Table Napkins, Sus-
PenderF, Cord aud Black Silk Cravats and Scars
Collars, Stocks, Bed Qults Dimity. Cotton and
SIX Hosiery, Cashmere, Blanket, Wooien Nett
and other style Shawls. Also a large assortment
OF Brussels and Ingram Carpcting, Passage and
STAIR o. and Floor Oil Cloths Carpet Bind
ings Cotton Bookings, and many other articles
which cannot be named in an Advertisement All
we ask is that our friends and the public generally
viii give US call before purchasing, oar object
being to sell cheap for cash.
JOHN COOKE & co,
OCt 10 Hinh street
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GHOLERA MORBUS AND BOWEL
~ COMPbhINT.--D DR.. JAYSE No. 8 South Third
street, Is willing TO guaranty that his CARNIINA-
TIVE BALSAM will cure Diarrh@a, Cholics, Gri
ping Pains, Ciamps, Cholera Morbus. Summer
Compliant and other arrangements Of the Stom-
ach and Bowels in ninety nine cases out o a hun.
drcd, am in less than half tie time they can be
effected by any other means.
IL is extremely pleasant, and children arc fond oil
it, II is gully cffcctuai for adults as E iildren
and when the directions arc followed. TIE Gen.
uinc for sale al tho Drug Store Sign Of the Bic
Mortar. CIAS II. HEfN1TSH, Agent G
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GREAT FAILURES IN NEW YORK.
~ II. GREGORY'S Agent OF band with The
q" Fady. lie has given his wink Just i'm thc
hlck oi ZINC, aud the bargains now coming i'm
6y every Packet, for the benefit Of the New York
" c are opening this morning by the Ccoroion,
so cases BOOTS AND SHOES, bcino q small 49,
Of our recent large purchases Mt the atc hoavv ail
urt5 10 New York, AID which we offer to the trade
or at retail at Low PeGcEs N'
10 cases MEMS heavy Boots
cases Napoleon do Calf
do do do KiD
do Boys thick do
do do Kip do
do Youths do
do Boys Kip I}rogans
do do thick do
do Mems Kio do sio1t
do Woncn's Grain Lace Boots
do Gents (ino C7lf Boots vcrv los,
loo pairs Chidrcn's Polka Boots
o. DO Lo,ics' Morocco winter EusLins
. New York Boot and Shoe Store next the reoo
Farmers Bank, MIN street. Norfolk
DCC 4
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FINE NTOGK o. CIOTuINf,

A NEW NOVEL, by G. p 4 .I1,ncs Roar.
! ! champ; or Tie Frror-nrirr 95 csuis. Fcr
sale by ". II ~ I!prCI- e. 90
Dec e
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yETILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
Wv Hat and Cap Store east side Market Square
Norfolk, Va. t. ,lsef
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~ DEBS.-We have just received full and fresh
supply of SEIDLlTZ AND SODA POWDERS
These different kinds universally acknow gcd
to be the best manufactured, and far superior to
any others. They arc therefore recommended with
confidence TO thuse wishing pure and excellent
article of Seidlitz or Soda Powders. For sale at
the Drug Store, Sign of the Bic Mortar
Aug IL CHAS. III HFINITSH, A gent.
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ITO TIE LADIES AGAIN.-We call the
Il attention Of the ladies gain to this superior
article, NYMPU SOAP, for the compilation. Its con.
slant use will change the bilious complexion
into ono OF radiant Wilderness; while on tho nock .
hands and arms it bcstows dclicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily protect witF
every appearance of Youthful charm TO the mos
advanced period oflfc. Tho genuine only for sale
at the Drug store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
July 30 CHAS IT. tElNTTSH, rent
SUPERIOR CATSUPS.-A fine article O
- Waluat and Tomato CATSUPS Also Pcppcr
Sauce Of Il superior quality. For sale n The
MEDICAL EMPORIUM
OrttD Corner OF fiigh end Middle sts.
GIANT ASPARAGUS ROOTS we arc
NAduiy cxpcciing large supply Of GIANT AS
PAKAGUo ROOTS, which vill DC in fine order
persons wis'Iing supply will please leave thcir
order at the Drug Store, Sign of the Br Mortar
FC15 CuAS. H. HEiNIrSH, - gent
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PooKs FROM HARPER & BRoT

Myrtis,, with other Etchngs and Sketches, by
Mrs. l.. III. Sigoutney.
History of the Thirty Years War in Germany
translated from the German of Frederick Schiller
by Rev'd. A. J. w. Morrison, NJ. A.
Nos III and rs, Pictorial Shakespeare.
Nos 10 and III, Pictorial England. For sale by
Nov 20 w. II. III HODGES & Co
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GOOD 49, CHEAP LAMP OILS.-Wo
" have agar received another large supply Of
Pure Sperm and other good Lamp Oils. We have
four different kinds, and at the following prices
per gallon, 10, So, Sl.00, &c, or per pint 9 cts
IL. ~, and .purest Sperm l5A These Oils have
been long and sufficiently tried, and are acknowl.
store, Sign of the Biz Mortar.
Oct - CFIAS III HFINITSU Arcnt
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CERTAIN CURE FOR Piles BARNES
~ FILE LOTION. This Lotion has been used for
several years past, and has universally given salts
faction. Many persons who have been afflicted
with this painful disease, aud suffered for many
years under its influence, have been cured in few
weeks by the use of this invaluable Lotion. Call
and get pamphlet respecting it. The Genuine
for sale at the Drug Store, Sign of The Big Mortar.
Sep 10 CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
SOM ETHING FOR THE LADIES AGAIN!
- 'RlCARDO'S PALMA CHRISTI PONMADE'
The proprietor of this and beautiful prepara
ration, confidently recommends. il as having no
equal an the 'corid, for imparting beautiful soft
and glossy appearance TO the Hair, promoting the
growth and preventing it from falling out.
Also, THE CORAL OIL OF CIRCASSIA for
bcantiiyng the Hair,-both of these prcpar lions
can, with the utmost confidence be recommend.
ed to our customers and the public generally par.
ticularly to the Ladies' being the best article in
use, ior Tue purpose stated The genuine for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Also, ROSE LIP SALVE. a very superior article
Dec 10 CIIAS II UEINIT'SU Arcrt
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r WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Commits
y sion Store, Commerce street. Norfolk. Va.
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rJNfIS splendid esab snent, from povernents,
unsurpassed in the comfort and extent of its
dations by in the Union will be opened for the recep-
ton of visers the LIST day of June Situated the
Chesapeake bay full view of the ocean, as healthy
spot the world and lying directly the great mail
between the north and the SOUTH offers resting
place every nducement the traveller, either search of
health pleasure with climate in early summer famed
for its refreshing sea breezes, can be described
delightful heathyas the experience of all persons
living acquainted here viii prove-han that enjoyed by
all in the latter part OF August and the fall months
This, with the great facility OF reaching herebeng distant
only few hours from most of our large cities, with daily
mails both north and SOUTH and from eight twelve fine
steamboats, passing daily in every drecon-rnake it n
desirable location nor families and men of business we'll
also, delightful and safe for those whom fear
disease drives away from their homes.
The lighthouses have been greatly enlarged and inn
proved, fitted up with hot baths shower baths and private
baths, and still aordng ample for the most expert
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing.
The table viii be supplied with all the uxnres OF the
and surrounding markets the cellar and bar with the
best wines and liquors to be procured The forthc most
magnificent public work in the country-olers military pa
rades and the ovelies walks the bay the finest fishing
and sailing while for others there billiards. ten-pns
music and dancing with obging and efficient agents in
ench department We shall every exerton 10 make
Old Point all respects the desirable waering-place
in the county
JAMES S. FRENCH
May D-lawcp MAT Intel1
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The Telegraph.

We understand from Mr. Linton, of the telegraph Of
hce IN this city, that Mr. Vail is still in Richmond
KING arangementsto put the telegraph machinery in
ton between Richmond and Washington
The Richmond Republican of this morning states
that he posts are up far the edge of the city, and
by the middle or the last Of the week. the wires will be
suspended through our streets" Mr. Vail writes that
he expects to be in communication by tomorrow Tues
day. afternoon or some time in the course of the even
ing.
Thus we may receive the New Orleans news in the
morning at O'clock instead OF after 10 O'Clock in Fred
ercksbug II the wires were extended to New Orleans
should save seven days per regular mall or six by
express.
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BACON COLLEGE.

This foursing institution, located at Harrodsburg,
l. KY. Conc of the moral and delightful villages in
America long and Justly celebrated for its mineral waters
is the full tide of successful operation under the fol-
lowing faculty, viz;
JAMES SHANNON President and Professor of Bellies Let
lres and of Moral lntelectua and Political Science
SAMUEL HATcu, Professor of Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, and Geology.
II. II. WRITE Professor Of Mathematics and Civil Eng
neerng.
CT ii. MATTHEW'S, Professor of Ancient Languages
l.. AsKEw, Principal of the Preparatory department.
DIR. G. ID. RUNYAN, Bursur
1t is confidently believed that college in the west Of
lers superior advantages for obtaining thorough educa
ton the most reasonable
The session of ten months viii commence on the
first Monday in September, which day it is desirable
that every student should be at his post
Extra classes be instructed, il necessity in Hebrew,
French, and Italian
Tuition in college proper $40 for the college year Board
in good families Including washing and lights) be
had at from S;2 to So Is per week
JAMES SHANNON, President
HARRopsBuRG, KY.--July S-law6wcp
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TINE Bob session will open the LIST Monday in No
vember next, continue four months, under the d-
rection of the following faculty, viz;
Benz w. Dudley, M d. Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
Thomas d. Mitchell, M d. Professor of Materia Medca
and Therapeutics
lobt Peter M D., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James NJ Bush, M. d. Professor of Special and Surgical
Anatomy.
L. NJ Lawson NJ d., Professor of General and Patholo
gca Anatomy and Physiology.
Sam Amman, M D., Professor of Obstetrics and the Dis
eases of Women and Children.
Elisha Bartctt NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
l.. l.. Dudley, M. d., Dcmonsirator of Anatomy.
The of full course is hundred and five dollars
invariably in advance in of good and solvent banks
of the States whence the pupils come: The marcuation
and library ticket 50, par money The dissecting ticket
is $40. The graduation fee S25 Clinical instruction
gratis the candidates for graduation Boarding and
lodging, including lights, from 81 to So per week.
ROBT PETER, M. ID Dean of the Faculty
LEXINGTON, KY, July l, l5i7-cp9
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THE annual at Georgetown College
will take place on Tuesday, the 9th instant Mt half
10 attend.
July l6-itd&3tcp
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IMPORTANT to the Arnirtea.---Dr. Massey, having

IMPORTANT to the Afhicted.---Dr. Massey, having
l. been unavodaby detained from Baltimore, (where his
success has been, beyond all doubt unprecedented) and
anxious to accommodate the citizens OF Washington and
It's vicinity, informs those who suffering the ortures OF
PAM or are aborng under chronic affections that
resort 70 he proof by experiment may convince them that
neu are not cases entirely hopeless, after ALL lie may be
to1nd for few days his rooms ON Missouri avenue
Tween y and 9th streets, and after Monday, the 18th
instant, from 10 o'clock, a M, TO g n m
July IJ--6tS r -
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
MONDAY NIGHT. JULY 10, Is47.
Agents Tor the Union.

The following gentlemen authorized to act as ou
gents and receive money for subscriptions, and receip
or the
WIN. A PIERCE for Pennsylvania.
G. E. RUSSELL :. Kentucky
GEo; w JONES Mississippi.
Il. III. KIMBER ' Arkansas.
THos f. STEVENS 6 Georgia
Col. N. u. BAKER f" New Hampshire.
DANIEL TAeGERr g New Jersey.
Jos. JEwErr " Rhode Island.
Hon. II. ID. JOHNSON, (of Galveston,) for Texas.
DAVID III. HANLoN, for Maryland.
CORNELIUS GLEN. for the State of New York.
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GREAT Loss.-0en. Tom Thumb has lost his dog tina
day,
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention. and official of each drawing i'm
mediately after it is all who order from Ad-
dress, j. az G. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. Maury IL Co.. Managers,
Washington City, ID. Q.
Inly 3xEGM
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Inc Two hrst-cass steamers, and one of the second
class, to be propelled BY sidewheels; the other by
screw propeller.
one Oh The largest class is to be built at Gospor and
one at Philadelphia; one of the second class at New
York, and one at Kittery, Maine.
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SPLEND DID SCILE NJ ES.
To he Drawn In August, 1917.
j. w. MAURY ~ CO., Managers,
Successors TO JIG. Gregory y Coz

$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 46, for 1917.
To be drawn in Alexandra Saturday, 7h OF August
1871.
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War Steamers.

Inc waF-steamers authorized to be built under the late
act OF Congress approved March, 1877 are Two of the
hrst class burden, United States tonnage 2il4 tons.
Two OF the second class burden United States tonnage
| ,3Tq
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NorACE-The bar fixtures and liquors and furniture OF
the house known as the franklin Coffee House are for
private sale This house. old and known stand and
has done good business offered sale 10 any res
ponsibe person ON the most favorable terms Application TO
be made 70 the present proprietor
THOMAS BAKER
N.B All persons indebted me- f they have honesty
enough will please call and settle their accounts without
delay, and holding claims against the subscriber
will please present them for payment Immediately.
July 15-eolwif II. b.
YOUNG Lady, OF the highest responsibility, Is
"A DESTROYS of obtaining situation teacher in a private
family. an assistant in female seminary. She is
fully give instruction in all the usual branches
of English education, the rudments of the French
language, ornamental needewoEE, &c.
The best references given Address L. C., Washington.
July l7-6t
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No-rARTY cANDIpArEs.We must confess inability
understand appreciate the newborn zeal for a no
taken possession of large and influential portion of the
political press of the United States We n
loss comprehend this sudden conversion from partisan
ship, because have hitherto supposed that least
Of the great parties in this country based itself
principles in the triumph defeat of which, in its opn
ion was involved the welfare or ne adversely of the eo
It's spirit, or SO easy in its organzaon that IT could in
of the Reds and least of all have thoughr it ready
willing for contingency which the conending factions
have been in the habit of regarding its assertion Of prnc
Piles expression of its faith in certain lines policy
of the Union. We have never supposed that the time
which have had many stern and unyieding embodi-
mcnts in this party, could be viewed with Indifference
for the placed in state of abeyance We have be-
eved them TO be, OF the party TO which refer, the
cause.-The bass-the essence and of the moral and
merical power which that party represents, the 'ving
sou, - the "breathing harmony"
In all this, have been right, have we been wrong
If then may be there is nothing remarkable in the
newborn zeal for no-partyism OF which we have made
mention flgh then is this new born zeal totally inexpli
cable to through rules of reasoning with which
acquainted or by any test OF patriotism that can APP
ply Regarding party as OF the very essence OF freedom
we look upon Its principles things not OF day. but OF an
epoch In the progress of nations changes occur, which
render things aPpcabe and indispensable BE, a, one pero
wrought ont with the gradual march OF civilization, or the
apdei h0 ct, oi be- not
and unforeseen by people in its midst wondered at By all be-
yond its influence.
While we thus acknowledge that principles n their APP
plication parties perpetual, insist
that they stable That which be put and put off
the OF the wearer, like clothes the fashion changes
the dignity of Practice much less TO
that of settled of action Are the principles of the
great American parties of this charactcrI Is there
nothing their antagonism which popular iavorte
reconcile Have they for generation arrayed por
OF the people of the United States against another po
tion in unfolding and often bitter hostility only be
laid aside now under the absurd and deuve pretext of
giving the county breathing spelf Has there really
BEEN opposition of American parties little honest
and Enlightened PATRIOTISM that truce may be sounded a,
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put the honest OF all parties upon their guard. In
these articles of the Courier, section OF the wing
party at least shows its game Ii is the old game OF hum
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Certificates of packages of % whole tickets, $40
DO do 26 half do 20
Do do rs quarter do 3j
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Tickets Sl0-Haves $5-Quarers 50 So
Certificates of packages of 20 whole tickets, 500
Do do OF 20 half do 80
Do do of 20 quarter do %