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General Agency Washington, d. Q.
QY A. M FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
for claims for services In the with Mexi
the revolutionary the with Great Btan and the Flor
ida |
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bounty LandWl attend TO the purchase and sale OF bounty
t-
OGc-The applications for paten procuring models,
will be all branches
General Post Ofee-A claims against the department will be
settlement Of quarterly aecoun pay OF
Delta, Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile New Era Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
Sennel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
the amount Of IS, and send their bills to this oce accompanied
with paper #Htss..s. June 24n
SPLENDID Carpeting, Curtain Goods sc.-The subscri
keepers generally stock Of house furnishing goods which
they feel confident cannot be spased equaed by other
house In the distinct. They name
IN CARPETING
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingram Z. "a
6uperine ingram, extra fine, and fine do
Low-piced all wool insrain, royal twilied Venetians
Heavy oeIohs every width. any
or hail.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich de LANES, rich figured de LANES
Rich high coiored damasks, rich union damasks
Twlled and plain cashmerets
worted damasks, all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musns, by the yard
Tassel-loops, gmps, bordenngs, bindings
Blind linens all widths
Tasseis cords, and fixtures every kind sc.
complete OF table and piano covers
table linen heengs damask napkins and
which received, perfectly fresh, and VIII be Of
ered upon usual accommodating TERMS All are Respectfully
'' Sen Il ii :. ,U sr'' p. II. HooE co.
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.
EVILS HANFoRD Nos. aa a54, a,s, and Pearl street,
(beween Fulton street and Buing slP New York. have on
CLOTHING In the United states
adapted In the article OF Shirts and Drawers,
Also the manufacturers OF
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS in the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogues OF stock sent ig mail Orders promptly filed.
- LEWIS hANfORD,
Nos. t252, 254, $50, and 25s Pearl 81, N. Y.
June 3O-oaw3m
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nUvALL BROTHER merchant aor-, Pennsylvania avenue,
would their
generally arrival Of their fall goods which have
carefully person nom the best houses In the New
We prepared have made TO order,
usual style OF elegance and good terms they can be
bought o establishment here north Of us-
Also full supply of furnishing articles for gentlemen, such
silk shirts and drawers suspend
e eef, style eraya dressing robes umbrellas. &C
Sept 20--3aw3wn DUVALb BROTHER
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Brilliant Lo,,.rr.. for October, 1910

&c. &C. &C.
Whole ticket. s20-Ialyes t5-Eirhths @ 80.
Certificates packages Of Is whole tickets, sa1o %
DO do % half do l3 90
Do do Is eighth DO a7s
Certificates Of Packages In the
above pendd prompt attention, and
drawing sent Immediately amer over
Jun nddresS j. d @. MAURY, Agents,
Sent o. Alexandria, Virginia.
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Concord Academy.
THE session Of this Institution will the LIST Of DC
+. VIM. COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
@ af2e LEWIS M. COLEMAN, A. M

REFERRSCEs. Az #Ha. a.t .H
Hon John Y. Mason !. Ep
Dr. Il. T. Scott. Speaker Of the Senate Of Virginia;
Thomas J. Randolph, esq.,. Albemarie; & ~.
Dr. Armistead Cook Portsmouth
Robert 9. Stanard, esq, Richni0ndi # 81 'aa s#ta.
VIM II Harrison, ESQ., Prince George;
VIM H. Tayoe, ESQ., Mount Airy; # as..aat#. t5a&
Richard Baylor, esq.,. Essex; E.an s
Andrew Hunter, esq., Jefferson; Tx XXI
Clayton 9. Coleman, esq.,. Louisa; s..,
John Tabb, esq.,. Gloucester;
VIM II. Roy esq.,t Gloucester; & :. .s.&#
Hon. Robert NJ Il, Hunter, Essex;
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs ID. D., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, NJ c.; -a s.... 't#
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Hon. James A. Seldom. CT
Gen. Bernard Peyton,. Richmond;
Hon. James M. Mason. Frederick; lt
Rev. VIM. Friend, Port Royal ..f- 'a.,.
John r. Bryan, ESQ.,. Goucesterj @
Thomas =. Ghoson, esq., Petersburg; II ..as t.a.
Mers w. Fisher, esq., Northampton;
John w. Tyler, esq.,. Wanenton; aal
George II. Wilkins, esq., Northampton;
Francis f. Rivcs, esq, Petersburg.
Gentlemen who either had present have wards
members of the Institution. aeee
Sep 2-u tIntel1
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DHONOGRAPHY.-profe..

Benjamin Worcester, teacher
Of Photography during the several schools 10 thu
city, continues 70 private his room, (Mrs
Gcrrn, Penn avenue, between e and I'm s reasonable
terms. Sept a-1swu
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800 pairs point green acknnc blankets 10 measure go BY =
inches, and weigh eight pounds
inches, and weigh six pounds
6 81 Il neSes' and weigh ten pounds
400 pairs point eennea blue Macknac blankets,
pairs six point geninea blue blankets measure
/" = iA ,A''' ~ ~. rs,sS - p''''
1000 yards .eare, sirouds
SO y yards fnsy 1i H.. e eo:, scarlet s!ss
1905 yards gray list cloth, blue
aS S.S yards saved saved 4. list cloth blue
zoo y yards sa ysd Y. n, , sis; .sse'
20 s sssss: ss ss,.'ss a, ys" a
sso dozen cotton Madras handkerchiefs
gs DOZEN Ss.sa 81 sss ss. ss l,.,.
e e dozen dozen &. 4 COTTON : .Sswi.
. dozen q woolien shawls
ZOO 1000 Yards Yards English and MFR French calico
l ssSS y yards 5 Ms,. sqi,n calico
5000 yards Georgia stripes
i,SeO wards coiionade
1900 yards yard. domestic ssiT,ins slsssasS
1900 yards yards domestic o.. ssesas 9aS,ssshed
400 dozen wooIIen SOCKS
; ;,9% yards yard. gla,S lnss Escorted
1909 flannel snirs
4so pounds linen thread
% 9 pounds pound '. sewing es. siis vs.
400 wards bed ticking
i'0m Yards K,ntncky ienns
500 yards saitnetts
oS0 ssnnnas Chnese vernii1ion
So fo1 sn siIt hand kechiefs bark and Banduna
Is1 ssoss FANCY and CLAW Mines
- - - - -
900 ...,,. 49,. ..,,.. Hard'a'e'
i,aso pounds brass kettles
l'Vso un keiues y, ,., s... s.s
a ID n %onsn 5 ,apanae an as''
$4,000 gun hins
gross sqaaw avis
',ooo nsh hooks
n - dozen nsh lines
5000 needless assorted
100 dozen combs, assorted
10 dozen scissors, assorted
~ gross gun worms
y dozen axes, to weigh from ~ 70 ~ pounds
% dozen halt axes, 10 weigh ~ pounus
aidozen hatcheis, TO weigh ~ pounds
Agricultural Implements, &c.
IN axes to weigh from AZ 10 5K pounds
aOo baIf n .es 10 weiyl az mounds
o00 h.,ches ~ ,S.ish 10 hounds
- % psa.d ~. ~ "'s' - r~-
900 drswrnr Knives 70 inches in length,
ZOO .urcrs m eoua proportions OF TX 4 X and inch
\ ~ p pais , nanes sn.,.s
aJD ppoands brass Kettles AZ seE-
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NOTICE-The inform the citizens and
public generally that he has just employed worhmen RON Eu
rope, Cities OF skill and experience,
which, together knowledge and In the bust
him with confidence that he is
prepared manufacture fine ewey and costly set gems, silver
superior and cheaper than other establishment known 70
this Of country His customers respectfully
requested TO leave their orders with e..
Penn. avenue, between 9th and ION streets
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Christopher Grammer,

Christopher Grammer,
attorney and Connselor at Lam,
HAVING Pennsylvania Avenue, be-
AZ 9Th he will continue practise law In the
District prosecute before Congress- the De-
parmens Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Aug l2-eod2n a. t tlR 45-sa
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= ,,,, :,
building opposite e west end OF the Navy Department on
nus 70 an PeIons wi may nave WIZ
the aineeht departments Oh ue goveen III me "
which they may require e services OF an AGENT or or e posecu
oh w. o P* i, ,,o ante. s III ~ n,an
[ Win mn EXTENSIVE with ,he members o.
him
congress- . may po,s,' ny, s'H y, - ~, enaes ~
SUCH ~ "A' e"ua'' 1 ~ " ~ VIM a scoTT
: so Nav AGENT,
p.,,. .. p.,,,.o,. p;.n,,ona pn,uira,. Herald
Republican hwus baumoIe hcnmona nnqe' p,a
New iO,ki oio o,a'osman, INV, anu
Pna VIII insert W VIC anou' '" WV oo'as anu sou" ' " '
sept ~-u
:, 1S,Ss e.,. a. Sh.,.. S,I.c. and oshrr new and
Saaad Ta y.c,,d ver, 10
a6,y c. c mention N be Iad,es ~ sir new, and e,..n,
% ha .,a. Sssc,ioson Of . d.c,aedy te chesne sna
% he ,ssS, sock they have ever beore offered Tbey hay
i nsd e variety Of every other Kind of
| able des. 81 goods in Inc way Of
Mousnes dc Inne and rich Cashnleres plain, striped
and Embroidered =
Merinos Of every variety quality, very cheap
Lyoneso cloths, do do do
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7 KNOX WALKER win practise lsvv In the supreme
Court of United stnte and attend 70 the
claims against the government Addrtss washington, D. O.
Mar. lh--6 .ftlIf fIrh HrT tf.ft lFsf.
HENRY >. rOOTE win hereafter practise in the suprem
90 Lss addressed % him may directed either 10 ysekson
Mississippi, 70 this city July ~
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BENNETT OLEmENTs,
.vstary I.bSc, Bosafp Land, I'ensfoa, and Gfner.i
.IxmL Az usdshingfgu,


BENNETT OLE MENTs,
.N-stary E.bXc Besnfu Land, Pension, and Gfner.i
Ign, - W'dshtngtSn,
CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services, in
valid revolutionary, hafp and widows pnsions and all
growing 1912 and the Mexico
and extensive experience agent enables him act
with and efficiency all claims committed his
Ills charges uniformly moderate.
pected that correspondents will pay postage.
RErrkpEscEs.
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Ala Hon. A. Iycrson, Ga.
n. Butler King, Ga COL A. q. Bennett, r. NJ army,
n. n. Rhett, =. &. Gen. N. Towson, r. NJ. Gen.
j. 3 Phelps Mo. Hon. Il. La sere, La
r. w. Tompkinr Miss. Mrssrs Gales h seaon,
]. n. Harmanson, La. Messrs. Corcoran h Riggs,
J. Chapman, Md. Col r.. y. Andrews, r. M. A.
ID. &. Kaufman, Texas Col ID. J. Ricardo, New Orleans
Job Mann, Pa Mai Lloyd j. Beall, p. NJ. A.
Az Tmns comptroller Of Peier Hsgner, esq, ID auditor
treasury treasury
Sept Sly
National Medical College, Washington, ID. Q.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will
Monday In November and continue until the end Of
March.
FACULTY.
Tnos.s MILLER, D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
wILAn p JoHssros, NJ d., Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases OF Women and Children.
JosHuA RLEv NJ D., Professor Of Maicna Medca, Tbeapuc-
Joas Fsssssor NAV, M d. Professor Of the Principle. and
GsIrros TrIss d. Professor Pathology and
Medicine.
Lsos.Rp D. CATS D. Professor Chemistry
RosEnr Kso sross, NJ d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
| Physiology. "
| 1.nrsE Morols, M d., Pro-ector Demonstration.
Clinical selected from the wash
ingon Inhrmary Operations performed before the class
Fee for full course Of lectures $50 Demonsaor ticket SO
i Graduation fee, S25.
4 WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, N. d., Dean,
July l0-2awt5hNov 7th street, between and streets
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PROPOSALS ron INDIAN GOODS.
Drr.nrnrsr o. Iar Isrrs ...,

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
orTIcE isDiAs AyyAIRs, September ~, io4s
cEAIED PROPOSALS will be received al the Office o. the Com
OF Indian Affairs Washington city, until 10 O'Clock
Thursday, November Tor furnishing the fol-
lowing goods in the quantities annexed hereabouis for the
the Indians deliverable the city Of New York, uz
blankets.
100 pairs Macknac blankets, by ~
inches, and weigh eight pounds i't."
800 pairs Ak point bsnkei measure "a by sc
inches, and weigh six pounds 'I
LIS pairs point white Mackinac blankets, by
inches, and weigh i've and quarter pounds
white Mackinac blankes
inches, and weigh four and quarter pounds
900 pairs white Mackinac bankes %
inches and weigh three and quarter pounds
pairs scarlet Mackinac Blankets
inches and weigh eight pounds
pairs ~ point scarlet Macknac Blankets
inches, and weigh ala pounds
~ point Macknac
d inches, and weigh ten pounds
800 pairs point green Macknac blankets 60 by y
inches, and weigh eight pounds
$50 ~ point Macknac Blankets 81 by Go
inches and weigh six pounds
100 pairs 3k point gennea blue Macknac blankets
So by "a inches, aud weigh ten pounds
400 pairs gennelll blue Macknac blankets
go by ~ inches, and weigh eight pounds
800 pairs 2k genneIia blue Mac blankets
81 by 90 inches, and weigh six pounds
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SEpTEMBTsR Report OF the Mutual Iafe fnsuranos
y Company Of New York. once No. Is Wall street.
Ne accumulated fund August d lsf9, exceeding ss52ooo
during the month Of September issued one hun
dred and twentyseven policies, viz
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d REWARD.--Ran from the subscriber Luay,
l0U Page county Virginia, the 9th inst, boy named Aaron
black about feet inches high has
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy tongue He
frockcoai faded black color
and other clothing with him. not recoected
reward si5o should he be apprehended
OUT of the State
again reasonable charges will be paid delivered 10 me al
.uTay
Aaron e In company a sprghy yelowboy, red complex
on red hair spotted hce tall Aaron but heavier
' ~ " VIZ ~ VIM A. CHAPMAN,
Sent 2s-tf Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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w,lr,.m A. wheeler q 90.

DRc IN ipform the citizens Of Washington and District
ID that they established brunch Of their New York house 10
city, OF 10Th where they
Staple and Fancy Stationery
American, English French, and German They in
vine pauicular Of FANCY AND ORNA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS; and beg 10 say Thai
facilities they In importing their goods direct IRON
manufacturers abroad they enabled TO offer inducements
purchasers found other In This city.
aeptl l--imH
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NOvELSst Jan,essi the Cour Of Queen Anne. ny Aims
IN worth. Is
The Caxtons, by Buiwer, completed.
The Little savage, by Captain Marryat "a cents
Daughter; Romance Of the American Revolution
IS cents
The Schumacher by Eugene Sue. 25
Tbcrese Dunoyer, by Eugene Sue. o5
the author "F Love" IS cents
Oct - FRANcK TAYLOR
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lRENCH and Spanish LanguaRes.--J. MEIERE, late
f-sor United navy, Yale college, &c. respectfully
the citizens that he coniempaies giving
above languages, well as in the English 70 for
cigners.
Prof Meiere himself that his reputation instructor
well established require particular references
For terms &c. address the bookstores Of Mess franci
TAYLOR TAYLOR Mauy and Fiscber his residence NJ Mrs
wians opposite Mr. Fanck Tayior, Pennsylvania avenue
Nov a.
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rHEAP SCHOOL. BOOKS OF every kind ~ Taylor
v Maury's Bookstore OH ESQ s.5 4 n
States and copy books and pens very low prices3
AusW M otf ttt tl
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NENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods Wsrerooni.
VI ,CLACETT DoDsON would respectfully inform all
intending Keep house, they
prepared cir Tor The reception Of much
the above line has
hitherto city. D. win be absent Tor FEW days o
purpose making purchases and would respectfully desire
pretiest and
choose from wait their return They will have Ia
saperb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Three-ply superhne Ingram, low priced do
Damask twiIed and plain Venetian Cefpetng
Together with everything pretty and good which may be needed
their tine. Aug 25-4f2w2awn
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SoIts s&SPc~A-S
EXPECTING Europe for months, all ngur
II in relation said may be addressed 20 knoI Walk
Washington empowered attorney and general agent
contract and orders for the delivery Of said psto
May l6-d3m shnohb Oobi
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lust RECEIVED direct from the Island Of 81 Thomas per bf
Annaon Capt Dory lot OF the finest genuine green turtle
Market which will be served up daily In soup
ali the modes OF cookery and In the best possible style
Also from Norfolk oysters speed oysters sheepshead mack
s bogd. c Sc all Of which will be servcd up at The shoes
o1-Fsmilies served as usual. =.
Aug ls-u W. Whbhhh
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JENKg Comprehensive Commentary ON the b.
be authorized version, with marginal
references Matthew nens Commentary che practical oeseus
Thomas with extensive noe rom Scout Don
bridge, , Adam Clark Low, and other writers on the
Scriptures useful tables and enEavinrs scripture
ancients.
n'"s'e VIZ - TAYLOR a MAURy,
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Agency OF the Book-PuBlishing Houses In the United
1900 " x "a states. L'..
TAYLOR MAURy booksellers staoners, Pennsylvania
9th formed connexions with the
principal book establishments Of country, win supply all orders
for religious, miscellaneous, medical scientific, and school
books In lots OF single copies the lowest publication prices
Schools institutions and individuals intending 20 order foreign
from uoube and
expense heavy freight postage Sc by leaving with
TAYLOR MAURY, In Washington city, July 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

the belief thai under these the uade IL
the country must necessarily adapt selflo higher rsnge
Of prices than has prevailed during several years Vi
sianlly recurring redundancy
The months imports have been heavy and stock
has NOW probably attained ia maximum, for the year.
We remain. Sc
VIRGINIA LEAF-ordiaary and faded, 3da3, dor
dnaty sound, ID; fair leafy. AID god substantial Sd
fine Irish. 5d.5,d
WESTERN LEAF Ordinary. 3D. middling al;
fine dry caary 3D.
VIRGINIA SrEMMfD- Ordinary short 4 l %
fair dry eafy 3D. good do with substance 5,s6d; hue
spinning Cd az Id.
WESTERN STEMMED-O Ordinary. sound aud
dry, lid, mddlnq SD good and fine cd new, good q
a ID; do choice Z "a.
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INe ChineSe in fnl,cn,.,in

The last accounts from California made mentiony a
mong other things. Of the mmgalion Of some Chinese
into the country they said to be industrious quie.
and orderly.
In due course of time may expect large accessons
40 our Population the Pacific coast from China Hin
dosan and Japan. And it is curious consider the
ultimate effects which such nfusions may produce upon
our national character. On the Atlantic side present
sort Of reflex of Europe Yet itmust follow that our
Pacific shore will take decided hue and aspect from its
Atlantic affntleS and connections One language, how
ever nationality; the transfnsed spirit tone
aSslmlatnq and blending the various elements Of his
cosmopolitan mass If humanity will constitute ihds-
soluble unity we may believe, and furnish the basis of
the grandes structure ociyil zation that the void has
ever seen.
In our progress Westward having reached the Pacific.
u strangely interesting 10 observe the meeting of the
youngest with The oldest of the IONS We the pioneers
OF progress the vanguard If the restless Caucasian fam
~, having crrled the earth ast cntrontng
he starting point Of civilization. Wih the ideas and
Improvements Of yesterday 10 meet hose re-
Pesentl'lves Of remote antiquity among whom the hui
dn 'hiid has been kept stationary FIR unknown ceniu-
les and whose social and political institutions, fixed in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

There are intmatnns Of design on the part Of South
ern members of Congress 10 make
ment in the event of the admsson-ui California into the
Union free State. We do not know what f1unda-
ton there is for such and would fam believe that
such purpose is contemplated.
1t Is very evident from the unanmity with which the
restrictive prohibition concerning Slavery WAS inserted in
the Constitution OF California, that the general public
sentiment there strong and decided the subject and
that the peopie Of California do mol desire to have the
ms tuition of slavery amongst them-sueIy i be
maintained by any that Congress has night to force
that institution upon them. l. is urged that the Const
tuition of the new State ought to be silent on the sub
Ject, such suppression OF The popular WILL # 1t We're
forced. would be but transient and iIasoy So decided
is the determination of California to prohibit Slavery
within her limits. that if she should come Into the Union
without the restrictive clause in The Constitution, Of
her first of oca State sovereignty, aferwa rds, would
be 10 insert that identical restriction.
The question Of the proviso, in far California is
concerned, may be regarded setiled-sette defni-
lively conclasiyey, irreyocaby. And to the rgbt of
the people of that territory to determine that question as
they have done, we just ground upon which
it can be disputed. 1--WE do permit ourselves APP
prehend ;" says the Pacific News San Francisco paper,
''hat any serious difficulty will be made by Congress at
Washington as TO the prompt admission OF California In
to the Union as State After the allure-perhaps lR-
evabe under the circums of that body provide
for this st interesting region any form of territorial
government it cannot he for moment supposed that the
Federal Government will look otherwise than with favor
upon the eart Of California to solve for herself the pro
blem ofhor own social orgaHizlton, by the adoption,
after the approved aud time honored American fashion,
of State Constitution"
The poprety of this assumption is not to be gansayed.
Congress take advantage of its failure t. pro-
vide government for Caorna- it cannot step IN now
tina. the people of Califrna have provided institutions
Tor themselves, and assume 10 fad fault as to the manner
IN which they have performed a duty which Congress
neglected. But we slow TO believe that any such
disposition exists California has taken of herself,
and she is competent to The fall Of the response
bill ~ Bal 4ni.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, at Mr. VIM. b. Tery's, Thursday evening
22d Instant by the Rev. Mr.. Williams, Mr.. THOMAS
! EIll2Y, OF Campbell 10 Miss MARY A. TAGGART, of
Buckingham.
-, on Thursday night, ODD Instant by the Rev, w.
II. Kinckle, MIR. JOHN DRINkARD to Miss MATILDA
PUGH, Of Amherst
-, in this place, Wednesday morning, the 2lst
inst, by the Rev. Ell Newen, JOHN S. DEAN, of aun
tom Massachusetts, 20 MARY j., eldest daughter OF p Sea-
bury, Esq.
The happy pair left in the Packet Boat hall hour after
wad their dis an home in the bearing with them the
kind wishes OF their numerous friends.