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New Style Gilt Comioes and Windows
Shades.

HAVE Just received from the North large and
il splendid assortment of Gilt Window Cornices,
Window Shades, and a new style Of Picture Cord
and Tassels.
also keep on hand large assortment of Ameri-
can and French Paper Hangings, Fire Board Prints,
Columns, Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses.
make 10 order, at the shortest notice, Bed and
Window Curtains, Carpets and Cushions, and every
thing in the Uphostering line furnished complete
on the best terms. JNO. ALEXANDER,
Penn. ay., bet. 18th and 18th sts.
June l3-3taw2w
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The steamship Globe arrived at New Orleans o.
the Oath ult from Brazos ST. Jago, bringin
$500, 900 in specie
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SOUTHEY's Commonplace Book, 4 volume,
~ London, ls4o.-southeyp Commonplace Book
choice passages-n,orsl religious, political, philo
sophicai, historical, poehcal, and miscellaneous
Edited by his son-in-lsw For sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
June booksellers, near 9th street,
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CArALIM died on Tuesday, the 18th ult. She
entertained Jenny Lind at dinner, on the Saturday
preceding, when she was in unusual spirits. She
was attacked on Monday, and expired on Tuesday.
Rnmor SAYS she died of cholera.
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JOHN VAN buren, is to be al the Ashtabula Free
Soil Convention on the 4th, and at the mass meet
ing at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 18th inst.
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The Danville (Va.) Register, of june %, says:
" The Hon. VIM. C. Preston Of South Carolina,
accompanied by his lady, passed through this place
on Sunday last on his way to the Virginia Springs.
Disease has made such rapid inroads upon his con-
sttuton that his person presents but sad wreck Of
its wonted vigor.'
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-03

Fiu Greene Halleck, the poet, has entirely re.
covered from his recent illness.
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A large business is being done in Albany il
shipping houses ready to be put up in California.
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BEAUTIFUL PRAYER BOOKS AND HI
ID BLEs, of every style and size
Plain bound cheap Prayer Books and Bibles, Of
every variety.
Family Bibles of the largest size, Sl25 to $4,000
each, and intermediate prices.
large lot just received and for sale at lowest
Northern prsces, at
TAYLOR n MAURY'S
June rs Bookstore, near 9th street.
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FOR TWO DAYS LONGER---At the Odd
FclloWs' Hall.

Fcllows' Hall.
~ SIGNOR SPINETTO, with his lOC
Learned Canary Birds and Java Spar
49, rows, at the suggestion of number OF
heads of families, has consented to re-
main in this city and celebrate the glorious 4th OF
July, by three performances-Morning Afternoon,
and Nght-at the following hours:
Morning performance-Doors open at half past 9,
to commence at half past 10 O'Clock.
Afternoon pcrformance-Doors open at O'Clock,
to commence at O'Clock.
Night performance-Doors open at half past q,
10 commence at half past O'Clock.
0J-The President Of the United States and fami
ly have been invited to witness the exhibition.
Tickets % cents; children half price.
N. B-Sig. Spinetto intends visiting Georgetown
ON Thursday evening, July the 9th.
July 3
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The fine steamer Empire State, which was 80
seriously injured by FIRE at Fall river last winter,
has been thoroughly renovated and repaired, and
has again taken her place in the line for Bcston via
Fall river
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FATHER MATHEW was received last night by ii
authorities Of New York at Castle Garden. Gree
preparations had been made, and public snxiet
was very great
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A CARD.-The subscribers respectfully inform
"A their patrons that their respective accounts
will be rendered TO them or before the Let OF
July, for which they viii be extremely obliged for
a settlement at am early date.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co,
June 2s-6tif
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The 18th of June, the anniversary Of the defence
of Fort Moultrie was celebrated with great go,ss
in Charleston, South Carolina. In speech by the
Rev. Mr.. Porter, the following statement was made:
"Several Hungarians were enlisted in one of the
U. s. regiments which had done service in Mexico.
On their return, they were stationed at Fort Moul-
trie; when the news came that their countrymen
at home had arisen with determination, if possi-
BILE, to break the thraldom Of Austria, they imme-
datcly applied to the commanding officer to be dis
charged-alleging that their feelings of duty would
not allow them to remain inactive in foreign SER
for their rights and liberties He was happy to add,
that upon application to the proper authorities the
request was granted" This is as it should be.
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TREASURER'S STATEMENT,

his sand
and Ewph
then to his shopg,a
DToaors
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Senator Atchson and Hon. w. P. Hall Of Mo.
have prepared addresses, in direct opposition to the
ground taken by Mr.. Benton on the questions Of
slavery in The new Territories
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Gov. Neil s. Brown, Of Tenn, after returning
from the canvass in the Western District to Nash
vile, good health, had light attack Of the cho-
lera, from which he is fast recovering.
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Hon. A. H. SrEvENs.-We regret to learn from
the Southern press, that the health of this distin-
guished gentleman and Wing is still very precari-
ous He has recently suffered from severe fever,
which has rendered him very feeble The South
numbers among her sons few more gifted or Chi
Various than A. H. Stevens.
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FOR NORFOLK.
0A rTHE STEAMER OSCEOLA

EGN i viii leave washington, for
I1Sr6U@2- the above place, on Saturday the
7th July, at O'Clock, a. m.
Returning, will leave Norfolk on Monday the 9Th,
at O'Clock, p. IN.
She will touch going and returning, at Piney
Point, Old Point, and all the usual landings on the
Potomac.
Passage and fare s., Ia deduction made for
parties taking the round trip,) TO Old Point and
Norfolk.
Passage aud fare TO Piney Point 81.
JAMES MITCHELL.
July 3-edtSat
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Treasury Notes outstanding LIST July, 1919.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, July I'd, l849
Amount outstanding of the several
issues prior to act of 22d July,
1916, per records of this office $l46, IS9 81
Amount outstanding of the issue of
22d July, 1916, as per records of
this Office 1880 90
Amount outstanding of the issue of
2Sth January, l847, as per records
of this office s7Ss, $50 90
s4,Os4 ,4ss 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
ofthe accounting officers, of which
$500 is under act 22d July,
i546, and $500 under other acts s,7oO 90
$4,025, 7ss 81
#
ALLEN A. HALL,
Register of the Treasury.
IrlIu At Intel A. 1InionN
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Cholera In Philadelphia increasing.
PnLsDsLrBrA, July 2, p. m.
The cholera is fcsrfolly on the increase. The
board Of health have reported IS and Is deaths
Of that fatal malsdy for the "a hours ending at
today.
The weather is quite cool; at o'clock this morn
ing the thermometer stood at g. and at p. m. at
70 in the shade.
Stocks are steady, but not active-Treasuries III,
Pennsylvania SIS go
Flour is quiet--smal sales at "a so
Sales of red wheat at IS l02 cents. Yellow
corn So cents.
There is no change to notice in other articles Of
produce.
Whisky 81 cents in bbls.
PIrrsBuRe, July 3
There we're FIVE deaths from cholera yesterday in
Pittsburg and Allegheny city. The disease is sbst-
ing.
Business is dull there is no cbohge
The river is in COED navgablc condition.
ChcIer.-Bresk In the Misn.s Canal.
CINCINNATI, July 2, 9p. m.
The deaths from cholera during the twenty-four
hours ending at noon to-day, have been 1874, and
from other diseases ~.
The weather is unsessonably cold
A large break in the Miami canal, requiring two
weeks to repair, occurred yesterday, eight miles
from Cincinnati
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All the American colonies on the coast Of Africa
do not unite in the new Republic, the Maryland
settlement being under a separate Government.
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pRs. FRYE & HOL MEAD,

OFFICE Pennsylvania avenue. near the corner Of
" a street, Washington, ID, G. June l3--ly
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THG SABBATH SCHOOLS, we learn, will generally
pass the fourth in appropriate exercises in some Of
the beautiful groves near the city. We should es-
TEEN j, favor to be furnished with sketch Of the
proceedings of each school, from teacher or other
source, for publication on Friday morning, as, not
possessing the power Of ubiquty, however desirable
il might be, il will be impossible to prepare notice
Of each Of their proceedings
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THE STEAMER COLUMBIA will make an excursion
down the Potomac on the fourth, stopping at Fort
Washington, and passing in view Of Mount Vernon,
returning in time for view Of the fireworks at the
Presidents Mansion in the evening.
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TIE STEAMER OscEoLA also will start this morn
ing, with large party for Piney Point to unite in
the celebration Of the anniversary at the Potomac
Pavilion returning early on Friday morning.
Tickets for the trip IS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nUR Office will be closed on Wednesday, the 4th
" Persons having notes due on that day re-
quested to attend To them previously.
CHUBB & SCHENCK.
July At
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THu WAsHMeTos LIGHT INFANTRY leave this
morning in the new steamer Baltimore, to spend
the 4,h of July with the hospitable inhabitants Of
Fredericksburg
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FATHER MATHEW.

A tremendous fuss is made about this gentleman.
He is quite a god-send 20 certain individuals
amongst us, who hope to make capital out Of him.
A great deal Of ilibcraliiy has been displayed in
the effort to prevent him from lodging at the Irving
House, in accordance with the arrangements Of the
Common Council, on the ground that spirituous
liquors were sold there. All fudge This is not
the way to reform mankind. But your modern re-
formers are very slow to follow the philosophy and
example Of Christ, the only true reformeri
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BY Il Ell E q II A p III
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.

Cholera In Boston.
BosroS, July 2, p. m.
Two fatal cases Of cholera are reported to-day.
The collection in aid Of the Pope was very small.
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THE CHOLERA.

To-day thrty-eight cases and sixteen deaths are
reported. Az have already said, do not place
the slightest dependence on these reports. The
conduct Of the medical authorities here in negcctng
to make an elaborate report is altogether inexcu-
sable.
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TIE Sr, SrRse at Blsdensburg, Rock Creek
Chapel, and Mount welby, opposite Alexandria,
present attractions for delightful drive from the
city during to-day and to-monow-the ladies Of
churches located in those vicnites notifying visit
ants Of the sale Of fancy articles and refreshments,
the proceeds to be applied to Christian purposes.
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Several sudden deaths have occurred in conse-
quence Of erros in diet In Brooklyn four children
in one family persisted in twenly-four hours from
eating green apples is said. Terrible bereavement
The little ones were all buried together in one grave
at Greenwood cemetery. do not know when
have been more affected than was by this occur
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The wr.rHrs.-A very marked change has oc-
CURED in the weather since Sunday, bringing cloth
coats, &C., again into requsition. The thermome-
ter Yesterday, at 10 m, only reached 7s degrees.
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ArroursEN Inspectors Of the Peniten-
,arv Of the District OF Columbia have reinstated
DIR. NopIr You've, as the Physician Of that insti-
tuition, in the place of Dr. B. s. Bohrer, of George
town, who supplanted DR.. Young IN ls4S; and APP
sse,.ted Mr.. wnLrAm Towns as the clerk, in the
place of Craven Ashford.
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CtLERMONT FOR SaIe-Tbe residence OF the late Gen.
" John Mason in Fairfax county, Va Is offered for sale
by his This estate is distant about four miles
from lexandria, and mile south OF the Lizzie River
Turnpike road leading that comprising about three
hundred and twenty of land The arabic land OF
which hundred and sixty is level bottom
Cameron rum is in a OF high fertility, having been
we'll drained and the whole with about forty of up
land iudicionsy cultivated and improved by clover and
ster with the of lime and other Ii
is divided into seven ieds-one q large meadow OF
tmothy-with fine springs in each. The
residue OF the tract exclusive OF the lawns, orchards
and ga rdens an young wood The Mansion and its APP
purtenances of the ample and commodious de
ption beautifully situated gentle emnence and
ing the Alexandria and the lou lands of the
estate The dwelling house the first floor contains Two
parIors besides a large library, and office, with eleven
chambers stairs and in the buildings appurtenan TO
H. besides an ample kitchen, laundry and house keepers
ROOM dairy, bath. house, smoke house ample accommo
whole good repair Al convenient distance is the
overees house. house. caniagehopse. the houses Of
the farm servants, backsmiIhs shop kiln built OF brick
burning lime with ample barns, stabling, and other
houses stock and farm purposes orchards Of choice
fruit ornamental grounds and walks--the whole in good
order, and well preserved by It's late proprietor.
Immediate possession viii be given, except of about
ninety or one hundred in and oats and of
that the crops be removed. The premises
will be shown DESTROYS of purchasing by Mr. Butler
For Terms apply to MaynadieI Mason, esq,
at Georgetown, ID. the subscriber the acting
ecutor. by letter, at Winchester, Virginia
APP 2i-dNcp6w JAMES M. MASON.
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The President OF the United States has transmitted the
following letter in reply to invitation from the Common
Council of Boston to visit that city;
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1919.
GENTLEMEN. have had the pleasure TO receive your let
the It'll instant ncatng the invitation of the
municipal government OF Boston to visit that city at my
earliest convenience.
beg you will convey the branches OF the city gov
which you represent my most sincere thanks TO-
the r kind invitation. | shall be happy to comply with
their wishes when public duties and other circumstances
shall permit but is possible to oresee MT wba
tme shall be able to leave the seat OF government
need say that will gladly embraces the frs suitable
opportunity my friends in Boston, and again wit
ness the activity and prosperity of that thriving city
''sA'A' WIN '''p''' '''' q, TAYLOR,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL go, Is4s

90 Mr. C. w JAMES No. Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio,
general yelling agent assisted BY
James smith, t. Dent T. O. smith, Frederick Hawse, John
Armstrong Jasen Taylor e. NJ Stevenson w. Ramsey and
Perrin Locke.
CO Mr.. ISRAEL e JAMES Phlsdei
pha general travelling assisted by James Whip
pie. VIM H. Weld o. H. Stem, John Weld T. Waterman,
John Collins James Deerns. Albert Wellington r. James,
Henry Piatt, and y. A. Evans
90 Mr.. HENRY NJ LEWIS, of Montgomery Alabama, our
general travelling for Alabama assisted by
B. b. Brett
% Oar agents particularly requested frequent
TO This ges and especially regard
tinuanees.
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FROM the Baltimore Patriot
Fox CALIyoKsYA-Thc schooner Creole Capt Allen,
sailed this morning for Chagres, win the - baihmoIe
and Frederick Mining and fadihs So'nPany TJaL,
county who. intend crossing the lshmus to California
The COMPANY has capital oil thirty thousand DOLLARS
each member contributing one thousand dollars IL is
one of the most admirably provided parties that have leii
esnecaby and the articles OF association such
win secure the perfect order and regularity all
their transactions They have sent out IN the ship An
dalusia which sailed few days for California via
Cane Horn) a steam saw-ml and Touring mill, a
dredging machine pile driver, suction engine, ten carts
variety of merchandise for the purpose OF trading. and
provisions for two years They also take with them,
direct five India bier tents, and sufficient provisions
for eight months The following the names OF the
officers OF the company:
George Waesche. president; A. Barney, vice Pres
dent; Repod c. Alaund, secretary; Dr. James Shorb'
treasurer o. ID. Ball. clerk; Dr. Frederick Maund, sur
geon; besides twenty members and four passengers
Mr. Graham, of Kentucky goes out TO open spacious
hotel the frame work of which has already been sent on
by the way of Cape Horn
The ship Louis Philippe. Captain Gait, formerly a
Havre and New York packet,) will sail IRON this port
FOR the same destination, about the lst OF June: The
brig Osprey Captain Dram, sails in the latter part OF May
provided sufficient number of passengers Offer The
schooner VIM Penn Is advertised 10 tKe passengers
to California via Mexico.
The western papers everywhere are noticing depart
ures for California The number bids fair to exceed all
expectation. The St Louis Era Of the 18th says
The mer Cambria arrived La night from Cincinnati
having board 43o passengers, abou. 1U OF whom are
well appointed for the trip, and design making perma-
settlement in San Francisco
This morning the steamer Robert Fulton arrived, having
on board the Washington City California Mining Com
pany. comprising 60 members They are also we'll equip
ped for the arduons trip before them
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y. II.
Land and Agency Once at the Capital ili-
nols City OF Springfield.
HORACE y. ASH

y ASH ISAAC X. DII.LER
Land General Agency Once at the Capital Of nli-
nots, City OF Springfield.
THO Misois lands holders Of Illinois
adsbednss and all desr0us Purchastng State
la nds ,cith Illinois, scrip bonds The undersigned would
especially inform the public that they have established In
this cityhe ca pal of Inosa land and gem
erai agency Office for the transaction Of all business apper
Ia ming thereto within the limits of the State.
All transactions relative the purchase and sale of lands,
examining lands and reporting their location advantages,
atng es buying and selling all descriptions
of indebtedness this and other description OF
business attached general land agency on the most
tended SCALE will be promptly and faithfully attended
ASH IL DILLER.
Messrs Deifendorf ~ Niles, Washington City.
% A. Gowdy II Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Me:.1s. sycEis. 4 Co., St, Louis, Missouri
A. Chrlsty, esq,
His excelency A. CsFr-nch. Governor OF Illinois.
Hon Thomas II. Campbell, auditor +"
6 John Moore, treasurer
s. IL Treat, Judge supreme court
" Lyman Trumbull,
" ]. Dean Cation,
MessI,;; wadswOrth& Sheldon. New York city.
David Leavitt, esq,
G Bartlett, esq, No. 4 Front street.
Gen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia
Gen Adam Dier.
Jos. l.. Chester esq,
Col W Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass
G. Z. Sanger, esq, "
Henry Stone, esq, y "
j. d. Pau " Co, Baltimore, Md.
Ap ll--dlm&sw3m
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ny "A. GREEN, y7.sctio..eer.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
Y NITUkE, nc AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL-On
shall the sale, and continue from day TO day
until all solo, the whoIe OF the furnue in that extensive
establis known the National Coemans Hotel,
the greater part of which nearly and In excellent
order. l enumerate part
A very extensive assortment Of china, glass
Crockery, abda, Britannia and block OF near
ly every description and ofa fine quality
Mahogany sofas, otomans, divans, lounges, chairs
Centre pier dining breakfast card, and side tables
SideboaIds, bureaus wadrobes, Wristbands bedseads,
NC
Maple high and low post, and French double and single
bedseads
Cane office, arm, fancy, and woodsea chairs
Wristbands, dressing, and writing tables
Extensive of Brussels three ply and ing rain
carpets, hearth rugs, crunb Cloths NC.
Large LOT excellent dining passage and step oil
cloth, straw mating. NC.
Fine parior and chamber window curtains
Venetian and painted window bin Is
Large French plate mirrors and other looking glasses
Fine Plateau with full candelabras, grandoles
Solar hall, and other lamps, chandeliers, Nc.
Feather beds and hair mattresses large quantity
Linen and sheets. blankets quilts, counerpanes,
Andirons, shovels and tongs Tenders, stoves &c.
large assortment OF cooking coppers wooden, and other
kitchen requisites.
Terms Of sale All sums Of and under $25 cash over
$780, four and SIX months Tor notes. In all cases
OF credit, satisfactorily endorsed, beanng interest
BY order OF the Trustees. A. GLEEN,
Mar 26-eods Auctioneer
i2ih instant, hour.
b. F. MIDDLETON, : A'u''e
Apt A. GREEN, Auci'oneer.
E5The above sale Is farther postponed until Thurs
day, the 26 instant, same hour, when il will positively
'a4s place 4 + 7. saapLETs Trustees.
Apl2 A. GREEN. Anctioneer.
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L SSe-By authority of deed of trust. bearing date the
10Th day February. lSiS and recorded in Liber W. B.
No l39, folio Yi 375 &c, we will on Thursday the OH
sell on the premises, public auction all the goods chat
tells household stus pements, fture and stock in
trade now National Hotel this city together with
the good will OF the said hotel.
The premises we'll known. The property will be
open TO- inspection Tuesday and Wednesday pre-
cedng the sale. -
The terms will be- All under S25. cash; from S25
10 $50 two and four months credit $50 two onr and
SIX months with approved endor bearing interest
r. +. MIDDLETON,
JOS H. BRADLEY,
Mar Trustees.
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We are gratied that General McCaa has determined
10 continue his residence in this city His advertisement
to-day shows that he about 10 undertake professional
business at the bar and in the departments His known
qualifications and integrity, aided by the complete know
edge of the business he seeks acquired by his late Off
cal position will give his clients great advantages We
wish him success,
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JNEMPERANCE Meeting-An adjourned meeting will
be held the f. street Baptist Church. Thu sday
evening next, 26; instant, half past O'clock The
meeting will be addressed by - w. ripon esq. of Ohio
After which the chairman OF the com mee, Rev. c. w
Dennison, will-repor the The burning of the
Temperance Hall. Other gentlemen will also address the
meeting The public is respectfully invited BIZ order.
Ap 2J-2t X. II. PATCHIN Secretary.