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No Paper

Will be issued from this Office next
Friday. The disappointments and
delays we have been subjected to in
getting out the Message, have rem
dered it almost impossible for ms to
get up another paper by Friday,
while we need few days to clear
I'D lot of job work we have on
hand. BY week from Friday, we
shall again be in town, and regularly
thereafter, we hope, with renewed
attention and vigor.
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Small Fox.

An Impression appears to have gone abroad
from an article 10 late number Of our paper
that there hau been cases Of smallpox in Qua.
wa. This is not true. Mr.. Newton was taken
sick while here as a juror, and Immediately
wen, hone, where after a few days his ailmcni
Proved to he smallpox. Win that exception
there has been no case IA or near town, We
understand, also, that the disease has almos,
wholly disappeared in Kendall county.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, In Sale county, ssh
the matter OF Archibald T. Ross, administrator OF
the Estate OF John Trout, decd
N pursuance of an order made lay the LA Sale cir
cui, court at the Nov. tcm lSiS the subscriber
VIII sell At public auction nj the court house in Oa-
wa IN snid county, on the 81 day o. February next, At
one o'clock in the afternoon all the interest which
John Trout, decd, had in and to the land described
west quarter of section number six, in township num-
Der tuirty'two, north range three east also the un
divided hall OF the west hall Of the southeast quarter
OF section thirty, IN township ,hr,y.thrcc. north of
range three east, all Of said land lying IN the said
county OF In Sale. A. T. Ross, Ad,n'r
Dated, Dccmber u, 1878.
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Pumps.

lust received, n number of Miners Patent
q! Pumps, manufactured and Warranted, by ]. II
w Wilson, IPa,crown, Jefferson eoan,y,N Y, and
for sale a, Na,,ingers Store Nov9
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Has appeared in New York. Atla,cs accounts
there were 30 to 30 cases in the hospital on
5 aen Island. I, takes frw but hard drinkers.
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.DlED--On Indian Creek, on Monday, Dec. 18th,
MARGARET, wife of John llapcman, aged , Yeas
and zen months
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CASH

DAIC for Wheat, Oats Com and Barley, by
i dec 10 j & NrrlNGrR
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22d Jolly. 1916. also part of said sum OF
81, 1896, 329 63
a,s22 90
10
Washington University OF Baltimore.
Medical Department

Medical Department.
TIME annual session for 1859 will commence ON the
last MONDAY in October next, with Introductory lee
The daily lectures thereafter will be delivered in the ell
egan and commodious buildings which have been erected
for the Medical Department Lombard street,
east OF Hanover For medical school, arrp nped
upon the most ample seal, they comprise every 70 ouse
Tor the purposes OF instruction.
The very extensive buildings Broadway near Balti.
more street. heretofore used by this faculty. VIII be
Tor hospital purposes and for the delivery of clinical
lures. - -
The museum is entirely new and in III obstetrca de-
Pariment is not surpassed by any ober in The United
States.
Medical Faculty.
JOHN @. s. MoNKUR, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and
EDWARD FOREMAN, Nj. D., Professor of Chemistry and
WILLIAM L. LEONARD, M. d. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology
WuLlAM H. STOKES, M. D., Professor of Institutes OF
Medicine, Medical Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases.
GEORGE McCooK M. d., Professor of Institutes and Pfac
lice OF Surgery.
GEoReE C. M RonKRrs, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
Thomas L. BoND A. M, NJ D., Professor of Therapeu-
tics, Materia Medioa, and Hygiene
WAKEMAN BRYARLY, M d., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Tickets SD each-Diploma S20-DeHonstrator SO
Naturalization 50. For circulars, address
+. FOREMAN, Dean.
Sept. 5--eotlNov.
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e convinced OF thi- decd u, refer his nnmeroB .
iers declaring his position I'm, lind him the VOLUME
~ candidate Of and independent party, sworn inst Al
IRE Asting and organized parties-then find bi
knocking al the door OF The Philade phia Conveniin
through hts personal and political friends for a uon
ton consideration Of which, he stands pledged 4, M
Vhig parry aud is Would they answer a.,
0rdeed then charge follow, that his Nom,
nation sought for gain. falsely obtained Then nsa,
mad him repudiating this position. and declaring nm
II the canddate ofno party, aud willing identity him
self with any party, by accepting he nomination from any
aud all parties. But while We value these changes On
calcu ed bring the the ridicnle Of all par
we cannot sight of the fact that tue wings i'm ih
advocacy OF General Taylor, wegtng cont 81 10,
The man and the place They Pn' him i3rw ard not a,
the exponent Of a single principle For the first tins
IA the history Of country, We are called upon IN
elect the highest Office IN our git, rrGism,
inform us upon what principles he would, II elected
administer the affairs of the government We a7ked
Ihsn bllndy elect man who has yet 10 study ihr
political OF government-o no experience In
civil affairs wLatever, and 70 whose history cannot %
find single upon which 10 predicate opinion a,
his political yiewsfor no other reason tldn because
avaiability and military fame.
Rssopsd That IL behooVes the people OF this Sat-
20 Ion in securing posterity the noble heritage b.
aueahed by the blood OF ancestors by the election
Of those missing patriots who have been tried and
found faithful Ge Lewis Cas- and Gen WIN. O. Bula,.
lud that our brethren Of other counties, and the city OF h
tmore this STATE, be exhorted u y IN their gh and
assist the electoral vote oil Maryland the
democratic nominees.
RssOived, That and viii elect Cass and Butler
Resored, That the democratic party OF hls State ok
upon acceptance by Martin Van Buren OF nomination
those extraordinary instances oil lngrattue cnp
lated 10 excite tue PITY aEd cosempo all honest citizens
the man whom the party have oen delighted homo,
IA. exhibited that insatlae craving for power and m
vepge, which now chaiacterizes him We feel that the
suitable notice OF his candidate is 10 hat, mos
turpuda and political crime, he has sunk low TO
serve which is in store !or hnignomnious de-
feat and eternal obloquy.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,,
uu.,,fnrtOu ID. e..

rINEE annual of lectures will commence the
/ first Monday in November, and continue until the Isl
OF April.
FACULTY.
THOMAS MILLER, M D., Professor OF Anatomy.
JOHN M. THOMAS, M. d., Professor of Physiology and
Medical Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON, M. d. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
CHARLES q PAGE, M. D., and LEONARD ID. GALE, NJ d.,
Professors of Chemistry.
JOSHUA RuEy NJ. D., Professor of Matera Medica and
Thera peutcs.
JouN FREpERIck MAY, M. d., Professor of Surgery.
GRAFTON TYLER, M. d. Professor of Pathology and Prac
tce OF Medicine.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Clinical lectures twice week, with operations. Cases
will be selected the infrmary and public dspensay
Arrangements have been made for the reception in the in
Urinary OF much greater number OF patients than hereto
tofore.
Fee for full course oflecures Sl01
Demonstrators ticket III
Good board can be procured at from 81 so to So pei
week.
VIM. p. JOHNSTON, M D., Dean,
Seventh, between E and F streets.
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NEW Fall aoods.-We

NEW Fall 9oods.-We receiving our usual
~ fall supply of staple and fancy dry goods to which
would invite the attention ot the public
generally, as we confident tn " will not O ly ind
more complete assortment but prices fully per
less than heretofore.
We are now receiving and will be in receipt all this
week nj an extraordinary large stock of carpeng
bncng every possible quality style. and price, the
extra rich tapestry SaxoDy - 90 common cotton
NJ IN cents all intermediate sly les and prices
Sept tiff u. CLAGETr 81 co.
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TO PERPETUATE pEaOE.

lJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.--This gul loads
at the breech, the prime iple, regards setting
home the charge, OF loading from the muzzle the differ
ence being that The load required pass three inches to
II, rest Instead oil the length Quay be) moist
barre the mechanical structure enbodes the best scien-
tthc PRINCIPLES Tor this purpose and enables person to
oad ana IRE the gun the three hundred per
hour and keep the gun clean, the load always dry make
sure IRE, and burn the powder WE'LL which, with the accu.
rate mt OF the bail, enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bnckshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warllke purposes
They are made order either musket, rifle, carbne,
and shotgun form, and delivered governments, indvd
uals organized bodies OF men whose purposes not
at variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States
For particulars, address, post paid
WIN. w. HUBBELJ,
Aug. lit Paientee, Philadelphia
The subscriber loaded and fred the musket al times in sue
eEetyp ,n,pp
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TANNELs.Just received 500 pieces IA onela at every
possible price, from ali-wooi hannel at % cents per
yard to the finest numbers. These goods are uncon
monty cheap. u. CLAGETF Il 60.
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MADAM A. Il. Bujac's French and English Academy
lNl for Young Ladies'; No IL, Aisguith street, late Nc
Eaerrys mansion, Baltmore.-Thc duties OF this Acad-
envy viii be resumed the first Monday in September,
(the 4th.)
The French being the medium OF communication in the
family peculiar advantages offered to all for thorough
and prom pit knowledge Of this language; the time
great and attention is paid to correct and sound un
Outstanding Of English and Latin, by the assistance of
ne best and most competent teachers
For further particulars and terms, information may be
chained by addressing through the post Office post paid
August 9-eo2wN2aw3w
TOHN p sTALLINGS, successor to C. p. Scngstack,
- respectfully informs his friends and the public gener
ATTY that he has taken the wekaown shop formerly
of painting and promises execute II IN the best possible
July 3o-eodf
TUsr RECEIVED, sale low
y very superior lot of genuine Smithfeld cured hams
of my own selection, and which recommend in the
highest
Aiso barrel OF Chas Harris's superior wine biscuits
cask of prime white brandy, suitable for preserves
choice selection of old brandies Wines gins, and whs-
keys, OF a very superior quality
large and general assortment of sugars, loaf crushed
and brown together with large addition my stock OF
groceries, including all the leading articles usually in
For sale by JOHN J. JOYCE,
of + and 18th
Aug. 30-eo7t INTEL
(NGARs, CIGARs.-Ano.her new arrival of superior
" cigars, direct from Havana, Of the subscribers i'm.
poaton from H. Upmans celebrated factory of the follow
in. brands:
10000 Primera Upman
10000 rich favored Werner
$1,000 popular Primera
20OOO Flora
900 Columbia
10000 real Principe
Al o. store, 600 600 cigars of various brands which
VIII be sold on accommodating t W s WINTER
No. 6, Penn. avenue, Coleman's,
Sept -3t Sign of Jim Crow.
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MASS MEETING.
'oe Mass Meeting Of tho Dcmoc acy OF the District

In pursuance OF call in the Union" by the chair
man OF the executive committee of the jackson Demo
craic Association for meeting the democracy
sembled at the old rallying ground, near the "Union
Buildings" at about o'clock Friday evening the 81
instant The several ward clubs met at Jackson Hall
formed procession and marched up TO the stand. with
Their brilliant ansparencies and banners accompanied by
splendid band of music On arriving the stand, the
meeting was organized by the election OF the following
officers, viz:
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[W" hGNr.--Ths upper dwelling pat III that large
building, situated al the of 7h stscet and
fonnsyvania avenue and the stores OF Suster ~ CO.
aud hessrs Hall ~ Botber at present Occupied by Mrs
Mccormick as boarding-house The contains
" good rooms Gail but three fronting 9Th and the
aVenue Kitchen and cellu with large wood-house and
yard auached--a in good repair. The comfort aud
Venience OF tine house, the valuable and central location
and The low make il ofbe desirable board
ing-hoses be had la the city, Posse given the
lst day of October next. tor terms apply to
ANNE X DERMOTT,
Aug. 2i-eodu Residing bouse
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Pension and Bounty Land Agency, Washington City
n

SOLDIEKS' claims for bounty land, PENSIONS exra-pay,
- No. attended promptly and upon the most
bic TERMS depending upon the rendered, either
upon personnel application orders by mail and when the
holders of warrants disposed to SELL the highest cash
price will be paid for them.
)Iders from distance either for the sale purchase Of
mud warrants attended to with puncnalty and despatch.
Particular attention will also be paid the collection of
claims against the various departments of the government,
npon which a moderate per centage will be charged.
j. W. SIMONTON,
Penn. avenue opposite Browns Hotel.
Refer to Messrs. CoRcoRAN x RIeGs, and DARIUS CLA-
GETT Co., Washington.
N. b. Land warrants wanted for which the highest
price will be paid.
Sept. 6-3tlNc
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ID HPoEtr on the Public Lands, by the Treasury
patnenr, 10 the late session OF Congress with many
maps. For sale, Il few copies only by
Sept5 +. TAYLOR,
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TTHE subscribers, having Obtained license auct
Il GERS have taken the house Seventh street. door
north of Pennsylvania avenue lately occupied by Mr. Di-
vd Waters and, having teou years experience sales
property, of every description in Washington and George
town. and will receive ioe auction private sale al kinds
OF now and secondhand furniture, drygoods books, STA
onery, watches. ewcly, DC They viii give particular
personal attention sales private dwellings, also, to
orphans court aud trustees sales aud pledge tnemsege
TO make prompt returns in all
JOHN MARTIN,
EDWARD $. WRIGHT.
Aug 26-eolm Th steeet, Penn. enus.-
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JOHN BOYLE.
Vice Presidents
LIST ward-W. B. Scorr.
I'd {" DAVID HEDRIcK.
"a GEO. w. LAMBRIGHT
4th 4" GEO. w. PHILLIPS.
9Th 4" b. B. FRENCH.
9th THos. THORNLEY,.
18th CRAVEN ASHFORD.
Secretaries.
w. w. CURRAN,
DAVID HENRY WooD,
N NJ .a,,txrrroN
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DTTTENHOUSE Accommodations avenue, near
III City Hall. Duties resumed September 4th. lnsruc-
ton w the modern languages and in drawing by Professor
Dovlliers, as heretofore.
j. +. NOURSE.
Aup
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washington and New Orleans Telegraph Company.

FIrHE 10th article of the articles of association the
l. Washington aud New Orleans Telegraph Company
provides that ION the pleton Of the line the shall
notify meeting of the stockholders the line by pub
lie advertisement and printed notice, transmitted by mail
to each stakeholder two weeks least before the
pointed for such meeting be holden in the city of Wash
ington And at such meeting president, who shall be er
octo director, and also board OF directors, consisting
eight persons five OF whom shall have power
any business also, secretary and treasurer, shall be
elected by of the holders of majority the stock
OF said company represented at such meeting person
by proxy Each person entitled to certificates stock shall
have for each share which he shall be entitled
all questions said meeng'
The said line OF telegraph being mpleed SO "a, as
work wire from Washington New Orleans the
stockholders hereby notified, in conformity with the
article above quoted, that meeting OF the stockholders
the said will be held the Office of magnetic tele
graph the city of Washington, Thursday, the Ilth
ay of September next 10 o'clock in the for the
purpose oil carrying the provisions OF said 10th
the articles of association.
B. Is. FRENCH,
w. w. SEATON, Trustees.
DANIEL GOLD y
WASHINGTON July %, 1913.
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SCAOOL BOOKS the beat copies Of the best editions
~ selected with great care purchased exclusively at cash
prices and Tor sale at an extremely limited advance
Sept o f. TAYLOR.
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.u,9HTY.v Iv.RTaMT, .7s.cisoaeers

The subscriber has loaded and fred the uskst II times
cessive minutes
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-04
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-04

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The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-04

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The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-04

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