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THE subscriber respectfully give notice that they
have extended their California; and will let
parcels packages SPECIE kc, &c San Francisco
u. Of Panama BY every steamer for Chagres, sending speca
agent each trip will
immediate delivery Letters will
ceved and forwarded Valparaiso Caao and the Sand
New York
Our first express will leave Ne York SATURDAY 18th Sep
tember In the EMPIRE CITY, under direction Of Mr.
d. Haskell who has for several been favorab known
public n clerk ONCE
Ted reside francisco, and
OF on
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CAUTION EXTRA.

| CAUTION EXTRA.
n Of the Townsend, hiS pu
up sarsApala which they Gull Dr. Townsend saapaa,
aud railroads. canals
the ke purpose ganin,
qnacks IN which he sold he u.s. Of NV name for 81
week win give p Townsend $500 he viii produce
eeiyed and but the GENUINE ORIGINAL OLD DIR
~ ss p ana having on The Oh
hs Of
Principal Office, Io2 Nassau .trsei NsW York ely.
Doctor Townsend now aDoa, seventy years Of and has
been known the author and dcoverr Of the GENUINE
oMGlNh. TOWNSEND sARsAPARl.IA." being poor, he
was compelled 70 limit is manufacture by which means has been
kept out o markell and e se 10 those only who
naa proved worm ana known rs value mad reached me ears o
des.e anS aysl from Ssa,b o e g.s sa S
deru' healing power TINS
n .n,,aa IN ,.s ,a,a 80. ana = ss.A -, ,,.,o,o, n,
length and breadth OF the land ~ ut =
changes but for he on
by highest
Manufacture Of rhe Old pocToR,s sXRsAPAaiLA the sar
root known medical men, contains medicinal
which, preparing produce
which injurious system properties
ria volatile mt they entirely evaporue
preparation, they by scientific process
only those experienced Us manufacture Moreover these VIOLA
@ inc @ winch ny on u yapof, Or as an exhaaoa' anae
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,n ma rascdd. ,sn $780, @ ~, ~ ~ s,
pure and form; and thus u Is rendered
s M, losing s ., a. VALUABLE anu healing mopee IRE
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BY women and children We ind |, doing wonders IN
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Concord Academy.
THE session OF this Institution will tho LIST Of DC
i tober. z..a
y. VIM. COLEMAN, A. M, Principal. 4
LEWIS M COLEMAN, Am.
REFERENCES.
Hon. John Y. Mason;s
DIR. f. r. Scott Speaker of the Senate OF Virginia; b..
Thomas J. Randolph, esq., Albemarie
Dr. Armsead Cook Portsmouth ,rl-.
Robert O. StanaId, esq, Richmond;
VIM. n. Harrison, esq.. Prince GeorgeJ
VIM. II. Tayloe esq, Mount Aryj
Richard Baylor, esq., Essex;
Andrew Hunter, ESQ., Jefferson;
Clayton g. Coleman, esq., Louisa ts
John 1abb, esq., Gloucester
VIM. H. Roy, ESQ.,. Gloucester
Hon. Robert NJ. T. Hunter Essex ~. ..
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. D.. Bishop of Alabama
Hon. Thomas H. Bayy, M. c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Hon. James A. Seldom" NJ c.;
Gen. Bernard Peyon,. Richmond;
Hon. James NJ Mason. Frederick; %..r
Rev. VIM. Friend, Port Royal,
John X. Bryan, esq. Gloucester; ...,
Thomas b. Gholson, ESQ., Petersburgj
Miers w. Fisher, esq., Northampton ... ---.-
John w. Tyler, esq., Warenonj ...
George r. Wilkins, esq., Northampton;
Francis f. Rves, esq, Petersburg.
Gentlemen who either have had have
members Of the Institution.
Sep. 2-u (Intel,l -s.a.
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THE undersigned having opened Winders
building opposite Department Offer
ms services TO all who have business
posecu-
ton u claims pending before Congress- His copneron
the Navy Department IN dischargng the duties Of important
ONCE together with acquaintance with the members
possibly
such may entfust theiI business 10 his management
VIM y. SCOTT,
Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus Baltimore Richmond Enqairer Herald,
pia viii Of dollars and send bill
Sept 2s-u W
DICH satin de Chenses, GIace, and other new and
fashionable small figured silksTbe undersigned would
supply DESCRIPTION goods, decidedly e cheapest and
stock they before offered They have
newly The greatest variety of ever otherknd Of fashion
Moaseuss dc Lsise and rich cashmeres plain, striped
and embroidered
Msrno. even v.nsy Of shade and quality, very cheap
Aipaeas and Hungarian plaids, jo.ey.
hanne pink, drab, cherry, scarlet, and
other desirable colors for ladies' sachs Se
Also, 20 pieces embroidered hannes, for
50 pieces and cheap gnghams nom l2H cenis
100 long square shaws, OF new and elegant e and Of e
finest fabric
Ladies' -Ik neck scsrfs and cravah
Inencambric erch every variety o style and quality
Lsdies' hid gloves, Of Ba Ious make
Cashmere and beaver do
SILK, Cashmere, and cotton hosiery
Ladies silk and Merino
White and colored Polka muslin
Plain Swiss and plaid do
Jaconet cambrcs
White and black lace capes
Black trimming
Black silk fringe, velvet trimming, NC. -
Between eth and OH streets, Penn. avenue.
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NOTTCE-1he subscriber inform the citizens and
~ public generally that he has Just employed wokmen rom IN
from the northern % skill and experience,
which, togher with his knowledge and paece IN the bust
years. enables him with confidence that he h
manufacture jewey silver
&c and cheaper than other establishment known TO
him IN This section Of the His customers respectfully
''s'''''- ROBERT KEYwoRTH,
Penn. avenue, bet~een ssh and ION streets.
lQ-eodn
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DEG m ,fprm IN. citizens Of Washington and ne District
b af u,ey have estabsed of their New York house m
eify Of o street, where tey
have 6 and cpess of Staple and Fancy Stationery
American English, French, and German They
wrxrhI STATIONERY ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES
TEsT AMENTs. AND PRAYER BOOKS; and beg say thai
nom In importing fef goods direct from
abroad they enabled % offer inducements
purchassrs found any other Store This city
l sept ii-inh
Dasrkwvsds EAinburgh Mss>zine for September
ID 1870, mis- day received for sale by
n TAYLOR d MAURy,
Booksellers, near Oh street
seyU tNew.J
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pHONOGRAPHr.Proe~or Benjamin r. Worcester, teacher
dPhonorsphy during the past several schools 10 this
city, continues 10 private room, Mrs g.
Gomn, on Fem avenue, between s s reasonable
terms Sept 2-lswu
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PHILIP BARTON KEY VIII attend amy busines
ne may be inused win before either Of me courts Of This DIS
t and WI also attend the Of claims before Con
pe.s and the Departments. once on street.
WAsnseros, Jaiy ls, 1875. July i7--aswu.
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.

EVILS HANFoRD ga, 254, ass, ass street,
IL (between Buing sip) New York. have
hand the Of CLOTHING In the United States
all In the article Of Shirts
endss. variety Also manufacturers
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS In the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogues Of by Orders promptly filed.
LEWIS d HANfORD,
J., Mos 25a, 49, 25s, and ass Pearl ST., N. Y.
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a <. THE steamer osCEOLA will, Sunday, the -
f.kde Of September, making week 90
&Rk above place, leaving Washington every sunday
Returning BALTIMORE every Tuesday
O'Clock She viii stop regularly, going and returning
Leonafdfown, Md s. Mays Nd and Cone nve Va
landings the Potomac, for signals land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer Osceola Norfolk every Thursday
Returning, Norfolk every Friday at O'Clock
ID. N. Passage aud fare IS.
landings JAMES MITCHELL,
Sep 10 Captain.
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Mr.. A. DE vAUDRICOURT beg. leave 90 inform the
vi public and his friends that having permanently located In Wash
he intends 20 devote his attention The Of The French
Italian and spanish languages and also Of the fore and
responsibility
win gwen by applying residence
d. 6bson Academy, store
Mrs Ander-on's stationery store.
July I7-eod0
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Concord Academy.
THE session Of this Institution will tho LIST Of o.
IL obef.
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CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKn % every htnd - Taylor
" Msaryf Bookstors, On street. Mf
Slate. and copy books and pens q very low rsee-;
Ausm
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~ Couu of stsfes and persecution Of
claims against government Adde'S ws.hineon. D. o.
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NhtfonHH E1hf5fE
lust RECEIVED, direct Island Of g. Thomas brig
Annaon Dory, lot Of the finest genuine turtle
brought soup
modes cookery and In The best possible style
Also from Norfolk oysters, speed oysters, hccpead
erc boghs Se kc all Of which will be served up the shortest
DS-Psmies served = usual.
Aug ISL w. WALKER
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Colts " Improved Repeating Pistols"
EXPECTING Europe for months all inquiries
IL addressed ,. Knox Walker,
Washington empowered and general agent 10
and receive orders for the delivery Of said pistol
May l6-d3m SAMUEL COLT.
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EISENCH and spanish Languages.--J MEERE, late pro
navy, Yale College, kc respectfully
OF Washington that he eontempaes giving in
eigners.
Prof himself reputation h
well established here require particular references
terms address NJ the bookstores o Mes-s Fanck
Taylor Maury, Fischer, residence Mrs
Williams Opposite Mr. Ffanck Tayor Pennsylvania avenue
Nov A. m
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III Coun of United stsfes. go
700. Lssr him may be dIreeed either 70 Jsek.on
Missis~ippi, o. 70 MS city July ~
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CARE ANN, Aug. 18Th, 1919.
Mr. EDiToR: Much is said ofale aboutthe White
Mountains, aud doubtless niuch more NIGH be sad with
profit bu, there otner places of interest beses the
White Mountains. wish to say Que word in my huns
BILE way, about one other place which have not heard
muca said about in Inc papers, | allude to Cape Ann,
aud cdle-auous place it is too and the people not
cIPe-vcous. There two cdpe,ita II oues here kept
by capeable men and owned by cGps>man Tie
Pavilion is beautiful edice, one hundred and fifty
ieet long by oiy vide, two stories high with an ample
basement un the whole, and two pazzas arouad the
entire building 1t stands upon an emnence, on the
very borders Of the beach, commanding a beautiful
view Of the Harbor and Ocean. And as for variety Of
scenery, anG Obi CTS Of nleres, and amusement, ex,
ceeds my cape>aeity describe To understand them
one mus. visit it There are sa ling, fishing, cunning, n,
o'Hg &C. all OF which are cdpe>adocious There is
noe here that has become very popular aud that is the
"Hde around the CGpe' ride OF about fifteen miles
passing through Rockport, PigeonCov Ansquam &c
with The Ocean in view nearly all the way round DASH
ing its angry waves against the rocks wild confusion
Ia conclusion, for can but glance at W subjects,
would menlion cape which has net been 10.
C uded in tie list of capes have enumerated is de-
cape HatiSn Gen. Taylor has de>cdpe>iated nearly all
The heads OF office holders in tins place from the highest
to the lowest Il seems he had some ene mics 10 pu>
Ish'' If not "rerds TO reward" The keeper of the
= Eastern Point Light old man of seventy>eigh
summers TO me he expected every day TO be de,cGpe>
aled wllhoutterms lie has kept that Light for seven>
teen years, and he informed me- that not single acct
dent had occurred, during that time, through his nes
gence The salary is four hundred dollars per snnun,
the government furnish oil for the Light House, and
twenty gallons for the light keeper
Yours &c. SCRBBLE
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HENRY CLAY. This veteran Statesman arrived in
this city yesterday afternoon his way Newport,
where he expected arrive tevening Providence
lie goes for the benefit of his health which in very
bad state compelling him, much possible, sbun
the attention which the public would gladly pay him,
and to seek quiet and repose.
He arrived at the Junction Station (of the Western
and Providence Rallroad in the south part of the city,
at quarter pas, o'clock, and left in the Providence
train half hour afterwards Time, al clion, aid dis,
ease, have greatly altered him since last him,
but they have not bowed him down. He stands erect
as in the meridian of his e with the same dignfe1 and
commanding port, and, eugh thin, emacaled and fee.
be- the FIRE of genius still radiates from his eyes. He
isaccompanied by his son and family.
Some orthfee hundred of our ciiiz ms were col.
lected at the station 10 welcome him. and en he de-
pa rted, they gave nine cheers To-: HAIRY CLAY''
The gathering would undoubtedly have been much lar,
ger than il was but the time OF tbs arrival was known TO
but few persons.
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From The Michigan Earmer.

LETTER FROM A LADY, ABOUT THE porA.
TO Ror-lMPoRrAN1 TAcrs Two wears ago
,aSt April, my husband poughed some sward
Iand adjoining our house Tor garden, and plan.
tea 1t with potatoes II Ia a rich soil, with con.
siderable clay. When he hocd them, it was
diincult to obtain much earth to put about the
mus they grew very luxurianlly however,
o'ossomed finely, and seeded heavily. The DO.
tatoes were very large, smooth and fair, and were
perfectly ripe. think it was about the TWEEN.
.ieth of September there fell heavy rain and
.he weather was very warm. The next day my
husband dug some potatoes for dinner, and when
l washed them, | observed that the skin appear
ca 20 De affected as though they had been dipped
III oolhng water, many of them only on one side.
Anout Ten days alter, there was another similar
am which affected many OF them to the depth
o. nay an inch. When my husband dug them,
ne observed, that those hills that had the most
EARN over them were uninjured Last wear. he
piah'ed part of the same ground with potatoes.
ana the last OF June, he ploughed them both
ways and hilled them very high. There was
iong' warm rain, in the TALL, and general com.
p'aint among our heighbors, that their potatoes
were rotting very bad. Ours remained perfect.
~ good with the following exception. About
lorty hills had been planted for early potatoes.
ana the weeds cut up among ;hem, but not hill.
ed. A lew were reserved for seed, but were
entirely rotten and decayed HE
RAY, Macomb Co, Mich.
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oRIHERN MEN SUPPORTING SLA.
VERY IN THE SOUTH.

Dr' Snodgrass, OF Baltimore, who has for some
years past been ardently engag ed in the cause of
the Slave in hislowns and adjoining States. wrote
an earnest lettefto the recent conventions held in
Cleveland tocetebrate the passage ofthe ordi.
nance of 's7. M
among the prominent obstacles to anti. slavery
IN the South, he ranks the influence of Northern
tcl'lzens who go there and take up their resi-
dence. He says;
n 'Our Northern born citizens hold the balance
Of power; but, so far from using it, they seem TO
take delight, many OF them, in embarrassing the
few who are disposed TO speak out! Be assured.
gentlemen, that fyou could, by some affection.
ate appeal, or other means, induce the sous OF
the tree States who are settled among us, to
spedkt0r Freedom, or not to sneak at all, and
thus to be true TO their education and instincts.
the cause OF Anti-Slavery would progress much
more readily in the South. 1t is worrying, be-
yond endurance, to witness the cringng spirit
which many OF them manifesto the impeding
most seriously, OF the wheels OF re form p =
The fact exposed by the Doctor cannot be dis.
gulsed. But it reflects disgustngly upon the
puslianimous spirit of very large number OF
persons who have been born and educated un-
der better influences. These men, going South,
become interested in slave property, or expect
70; or they are otherwise dependent upon Slave
holders Tor the success in business which they
anticipate. They are wanting in moral principle
sufficient to brace them up against the Slavery
influence; they therefore Immediately become
the slaves OF Slavery, and so they bow down their
independence TO the vile demands OF the system
ne only way successfully to operate against
that evil is TO ditfuse Anti Slavery sentiments
everywhere. lnsll them into the heart of tn e
child, SO that as he grows up to manhood he shall
leei that it is part OF his nature to hate and CD.
pose the vice 1t needs but one generation Of
youth, rightly educated on this subject, to make
our whole country free. Whoever labors for
Freedom in that direction is doing mucn; his re-
ward is sure. Already much has been done in
this direction; but much more should be done.
rsa Pros. Trans.
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To the Free Democracy of Massachusetts.

n Notice is hereby given that State Convention
of the Free Soil Party Of Massachusetts will be held at
WORCESTER, on WEDNESDAY, September IL h,
al 10 O'Clock, 10 nominate candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor; and TO take such other measures
as may be deemed important to the cause OF Freedom
The several cities and towns OF the Commonwealth
are requested 10 choose delegates to the Convention in
the proportion of three for every representative in the
General Court to which they arehy law entitled.
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and
towns are requested take all edfu steps
full delegation to the Convention.
BY order of the Free Soil Stale Central Committee,
CHARLES SUMNER, Chairman.
JOSHUA LEAvtTr, S.o,,;o
MARCUS MoRToN, JR ~
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CASE OF CHiLDs, THE ALLEGED DGFAULTER -
The defacaton recently discovered in The Bank Of Mis-
sour, has been going for several years The dsfct
of gl21 900 is in assets, and not all in gold.
The case was TO have been heard Wednesday morn.
ing, but the Grand Jury investigating The matter
the hearing has been postponed and Chlds was equr.
ed TO enter balm the sum Of $4,000 for his appearance
before the Criminal Court
II is said that Chlds has for some time Lad female
friend, upon whom be lavished large sums Of money
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE. The Annual Commence.
meni at tins Institution took place on Wednesday. The
graduating class numbered So he largest on record m
The annals of Williams College. They all received ,he
degree of A. b. The same was also conferred unoo
Robert A. Berry, who went through College several
years s'nce but did not then take his degree The de
gree Oh A. NJ. was given, in course 10 James NJ Burt
Alien ;. Kellogg, and Frederick Brewster VIM. +.
Harris, graduate of Harvard, was admitted dad cum,
dem 10 the same degree. TIE Honorar, A. NJ. was
conferred upon Nathan w Harmon, Esq of Lawrence
Mass, and james A. Briggs, Esq OF Cleveland. OHIO
the latter nephew Of Gov. Briggs. Rev Messrs A.a
d Smith Of New York City, and Parsons Cooke Of
Lynn, Mass, received the honorary degree OF D
and no L. d. was conferred
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Cholera Record.
SCRIBBLE.

The City OF ST. Louis is now comparatively health, ,
and business begins to assume more cheerful aspect
AT Buffalo, Thursday, 40 cases and II deaths.
At Albany, Thursday, II cases and deaths
3 AT Hartford, Thursday, 2 cases and death. The
other, II thought, cannot survive
AT Montreal, Thursday, 3 deaths
AL Qu,bec deaths
AT Springfield, fatal case Of cholera was reported to
the Board of Health on Thursday.
At New York, on Friday Sc new cases and Al deaths.
AT Boston, on Friday, the number of deaths from cbo
era is g. of which number were foreigners
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The SNIP EDWARD EVERETT. This vessel which
sailed from Boston on the 18th Of January, with mum
Der Of persons from this vicinity amohg her passengers
had not arrived al San Francisco The date of The Las,
intelligence, July "a. The Boston Post however states
that letter received in that city from San francisco
dated July 2 saJs-'We hourly expecting the E.
Everett Soc was spoken six days ago BY vessel ar,
rived herer
The barque Marie which sailed from Boston dsy or
two before the Everett arrived at San Francisco on The
Isl OF July.
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E1vT The Alta California, notices as follows, a
large lump OF the genuine metal:
"We were shown, few days since, the largest
piece gold we have yet seen. 1t was procured
on the Stanislaus river, and brought here by Mr..
Weber OF Stockton.-Itis about six inches in
length, two and half in width, and from quarter
TO hve Fights OF an inch in thickness. To all ap-
Pearancesitis pure gold, land weighs seventy. eight
ounces, or six and half pounds Troy! Its value
at $l6 the ounce is s l,24S. A glorious days
work. With this piece we were shown two
smaller pieces weighing about one pound each.''
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~ Why viii you moi call at Otiss Room, and Sc.
bis paintings. We are happy to learn that some new
orders will necessarily proract his stay few days lon
ger. do not thus, lose The opportunity Of calling in
That Il cost you nothing but the line taxes, and il
what you does not amply repay you tor that JUS,
Lei US know IL
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u Mrs. Anna Northrop, OF Milford CT, up.
wards OF 50 years OF age, recently walked from
her residence TO Humphreysville, and back, 26
miles, in one day, besides knitting two or three
inches Of stocking during her visit at Humphreys.
willie.
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FIRE AT WooEsocKET. We learn by III. Walker.
OF Rosss Xpress, that FIRE broke out in Woonsocke,
H. L., about O'Clock yesterday morning. DESTROYING
house owned and occupied by ali Iri>hman, name u,,.
known. The House valued at $500, and was no,
insured.
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THE ARMY WoRM-TERRIBLE DEsrRuc.
TON we have had related to us, within few
Gays, an instance OF the destruction of crops by
ms desoailng scourge, the present season, which
Is enough 10 make one crawl 1t was upon the
farm OF Messrs j. s. ]. Beard. twelve miles from
Port Huron, on black river. The terrific army
marched, in solid phalaux, through field after
heid' destroying everything which came in their
way. The Messrs. b. had expected to harvest
from three to five thousand bushels OF oats. and
now they will not harvest bushel One tenant
on the East side of the river, was driven from
ms mouse, and they were only able to save their
own dwelling, which is on the West side of the
river from being invaded, by standing upon the
olloge ana sweeping them into the river as they
advanced Michigan Farmer.
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% There re LOG. 700 poor, sick, criminal and de-
bauched people in Berlin, the model city Of Germany.
So it will always be where there is monarchy arsocra.
cy national church establishments, sanding armies and
navles 10 be supported from the hard earnings of The
people,
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SENTENCE OF RoBBERs.-St. Louis. Auo
10. Frank Connclly, convicted OF robbinp Mes1.
NesbItt 4 Co. Brothers, has been sentenced ~
the Penitentiary for the term of Is years Two
other fellows, Barnett and Thompson, have been
sentenced to 10 years imprisonment Tor the same
offence. ''''e