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Notice OF the establishments OF the Land
Onice for the g Western Land Distrsct,o I'm
tho State OF Wisconsin,.
IN pursuance Of the seond section OF the OF Congress
entted An act for changing the location Of the land OF
ce in hs Chippewa land district and establishing ad.
ditona land district the State nf Wisconsin,, approved
March 3D. 1872 which provides that For The sale Of the
public lands in the Territory Of Wisconsin. an additional
all The lands not included within the district Of lands sub.
sct to sale At Green Bay, Milwaukee, Mineral Point,
which shall bs called the Western Land District" CO
hereby declare and make known that the land Office
created shall be At "Wlow river Sc Croix county,
In tbs Stats Of Wisconsin
Gwen under my hand, At The city Of Washington, this
second day II March, ammo pomini thousand eight
hundred and forty uiAe. JAMES x POLK.
By tbs President:
RICHARD NJ YorSo,
commissoner Ct ,hs General Land Once
Mar 9-lawl3w
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
or tpslrs ysars sfa,ding, completely cured by the IF
Hu,sf's Linirenf.

PAsskIc, bergen Co, N j.. Sept 10 1916.
Geo Z. Stanton, Esq.-Sr. am blacksmith by trade,
and have been affected BY the Chronic rheumatism during
the winter for twelve years that unable
attend 10 my business In December last induced
try your external remedy, Hunts Lnimsnt by the peru
sal Of your pamphlet fapplled II thoroughly my
and shoulder Sunday evening and Monday 10
horses and felt pain followed up ofhe
niment for I'VE days, night and morning, continuing my
work daily, aud from that time this have experien.
the slightest pain Il Ia the wonderful sppica.
ton have ever Known My case s well known through
the county and your Lnimsnt has become inhsbi
tant OF every house. ISAAC A. HOPPER.
Sold by all the Dnggest In this city and throughout
April il GEO e. STANTON d co,
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NAyAL-The U. 8. ffigate Independence Capt
Page, len Cslao on the 10Th Of February for valpa.
raiso, Win Com. Shubrirk on bonrd
The U. $. soop-of-war Albany WINS At ST. Dornin.
CO. TO sail 18th ult, for Aux Cages. The u. s
soop-of.war Germantown was expected daily.
The .. s. brig Porpoise. Commander Gordon
was at TenerIfis. I'D Februery--all well.
U. 8. schr. Fllri, IL. Com Simms, was AZ T,epuna
7th ult-Noyoik Herald, tn Ap-l
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-lA- IA GO HD.
WORTHINGToN G. SNETHEN,

WUKTHINGIUN U. NNETHEN,
[roRMseLY COLLECTOR OF THE GENERAL LAND oyyios.l
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WASHING CT ON, d. C.
DRACTICES In the SUPREME COURT Of the UNITED
L STATES the COURTS OF The DISTRICT and Of the
neighborng Safes
GIVES LEGAL COUNSEL AT HIS CHAMB Frs;
pROSECUTES CLAIMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AGAINST CONGRESS OR ANY OF THE DE.
PAYMENTS OF GOVERNMENT;
And claims for spoliaons asantt the Republic OF Mexico
betorr s Board gf Commissioners esia5sasd by tho Acf
Of Sd Of UIrrh. 1910;
ACTS AS AGENT IN procuring letters paten TO- invsn.
Ions from the United Sines snd from Foreign Govern
nienis:
AND EXECUTES any business requiring the presence
attention ofcounse AT the seat of Government.
Refer 10 the Hon HgSRf JoRSsoS late Senator, snd the
Hon w. DowSs, and Hon PIERRE SouLE, Senator'S Of
the United States from the STATE OF and the Sefs-
iors Of he GDifsai stnies from ,hc o'hsr Sfafes.
E5-OFfICE AT HIS DWELLING NO. 8, lfisssuri
ane,lns. beileeen 3D. and AZ siree!s mar 28-elafAw
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Notice Oft establish me nt OF the Land o e
0ce for tho Charlton District, In tho State
Of Missouri.
IN Of rs section OF the act ri Congress
/ entitled An act N establish additional land office In
the State Of Missouri" approved February 26 1919 Id
ted BY said ie esabiehed at the "Town Of Msn, In
the county Of Sullivan Of said Stat the site this day de-
sguated by the President OF the United States.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington hi,
twentyv enth day February ammo pomiu one thousand
eight hundred and forty.nius.
by order OF the Presidsut
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
Mar 9-lawl3w
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

IN virtue Of writ OF fe cias scre acas under the
lien law issued from the Clerks once OF the District Of
Columbia for the county Of Washington, and direct
eu shan etpose 10 puole SAFE. Ior cam on "wednesday
door Of said county at IL O'Clock the following prop.
cry viz Five two story and aic frame dwelling houses
Square No 800 In the city Of Washington seized levied
upon as the property Of Syvsnns Holiness and sold
sy Judcias No. d. TO March te lS49 In favor Of Ulys
ses Ward. ROBERT WALLACE,
dee l3-dts Marehsl OF the District OF Columbia.
Ir-The above sale not having been conn
piled with, will be resod, and sale take place 9th
day Of May next, at the place. at IL o'clock,
ROBERT WALLACE
an l1-hfs Marshsi Of the District Of Columbia
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE.
Contents Of No. 256
History of England,

Contents Of No. 256
l. Maeaulay's History Of England, 4s
2 The Orchids, rs
3 Dr. Reid on Infantle Laryngismus, "
4 Curiosites Of Trade SO
6, The Navigation Laws, 81
6. Italian Anarchy, 81
Z. Poems by James T. Fields, 81
PoRrRr.A Recent Death Bed, s5--The Shunsmite; The
First Kiss s6.-Lament OF Stricken Heart; Common
Sense =, o-Aarmed Skipper; bridal Melody; On a
Pair of Antiers, 95
SnoRr ARTICLES Professor Pages Electro Magnetism,
s6-Electric Light; Straits OF Magellan, S7.-An Irish
Mser; Gas from Water, SS-Bombnrdmeni Of Moultan ;
Latter Day Saints, a3.-Boy OF Mount Rhigi, 95.
WARRINGTON, DRc. q, 1915.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted literature and
science which abound In Europe and In this country.
has appeared 10 TO be most useful II contains indeed
the exposition only Of the current literature OF the English
language but this by its immense and coprehen.
son includes poriraiture Of the human mind in the
most expansion Of the present age.
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MRs. MAnaAaEr PrprEn, who recently died a,
Philadelphia, has bequeaIhcd the income OF sll 000
respective parties the principal sums be dyid.
ed into four equal parts or shares; TWO parts oil
which are TO be paid over to the Pennsylvania Bible
Society one part to tho Treasurer Of the Foreign
Committee OF the Board of Missions Of the Protcs-
tant Episcopal Church Of the United States, TO BE-
applied TO the support of foreign missions and ons
part TO the Treasurer Of the Domestic Committee Of
the Board Of Missions OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church She also bequeaths s700 to the Society Of
The United Brethren for the propagaiing of the Cos
pei among the Heather. Bali. american.
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In this part Of South Carolina, since was last
here tho culture Of whoa, has been introduced many
planters now raising enough for their own consump-
ton. The sugar cane is also planted, and quantities
OF sugar and nolasses often made sufficient TO
supply the plantations on which IL Is cultivated
Spinning wheels and looms have come into use, and
negro woman lor The wear Of The slaves. All this
shows desire 10 make the most of the resources Of
the country, and to project the planter against The
embarrussmenis which often arise from the huctunt-
ing prices VI the great siaple OF the Souih-cotton
But have no time to dwell upon this subject To.
morrow sail for Cuba. w. G. b.
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Cot. CALHour,-The Republican announces the
appointment of Col James 8. Calhoun, OF Columbus,
What man Of exuaordinnry energy Is this Wedo
not know precisely the Colonels age; but can ven-
lure 10 say that he IL not young A years hard SER
vice In Mexico, which destroyed its scores and it,
hundreds Of stout hearty young men, did not satisfy
Captain Calhoun. He returned 10 the scene OF -x-
element and hardship nenin and took another years
tour upon horseback as Lieut. Colonel Of the Mount.
I'd Battalion. Tho war over, he Is now disposed to
20 to New Mexico upon nm arduous and perlous
service We wish him health and happiness Ia this
new expedition Savannah Georgian, (dsm)
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DENTAL NOTICE.

WAsHrsoros CRY, April 3, is49.
In reinquishing the practice Of Dentistry In this city
DIR. WIN IT. DlBBLE, feel 1t duty well az apledsure
state from the evidence he has exhibited to me Of his
skill that consider him rsu qdafed for the profession IN
which he Is engaged and him my ieLds and
patrons, confidently believing that those who may avail
themselves Of his services he will prove himself worthy
their confidence. II. BARRON. 1
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STATE RAILRoAD.--The work at tho Tunnel, we
that in August the perforation will be finished and
that by October the work win be complete The iron
TO extend the rails from Dalton to the Tunnel has
already gone up the road and In short time will be
laid upon the supersructure now ready To receive it.
-!Hiiedgsrlie Federal Onion, l0h inst.
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BRoTHEaLy DEvorIoN.--In the disastrous results
OF the expedition OF Col Webb's company on the
Rio Grnnde, on their way 10 California, II is crafty
ing Ia reflect, that II is worse and that 20 many
valuable lives OF enterprislng and promising young
men have been spared. Two brothers, young Gra-
hams OF New York, were of the company and the
life Of the one, who labored under violent attack o.
cholera and was reduced to the last extremity, was
saved by the constant and assiduous attention and
nursing Of his brother. The opportunity Of giving
such evidence of fraternn devotion and Affection
not too dearly bought. by disaster, exposure,
suffering, and disappointment. II will be cherished
rs one of the sweetest and most sacred memories
Of life--more precious and more priced in declining
life, than realization Of their brightest hopes In
tho yaines of California Phil. Pennsyiraniar.
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NOTICE TO EMIGRANTs FOR OREGON
IN CALIFORNIA, or NEW MEXICO. DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS FROM THE UNITED STATES The
following regulations will govern in issuing arms and am,
munlion, under the resolution Of Congress, approved
March 2d, 1919
Each applicant, must send the War Department an
affidavit Il Ia his bona fe intention to emgrats TO Ore
and must state disiinetly what arms and ammunition he
requires
ON receipt OF any application aud affidavit ss above
stated, tuicien, supply Of the and ammunition
sgnated by him, 10 arm and equip each applicant may
delivered to him his order payment cos there.
Of Provided the government has such arms and the same
be sold without deirimen to the public service and
not, then the applicant may such other arms and
ammunition hs he shall select upon the saue conditions
q Arms and ammunition Furnished az above will be Dc.
ivered each applicant his suoriz,d agent Al ths
convenient arsenal where the arms mar
be- The place 81 delivery desired by the applicant should
be designated. GEO w. CRAWFORD,
Secretary u War.
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no GALIEoHNI /, GOLD pIssERs, Eek

no CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERS, Eek.
I PLORING PARTIES, AND OTHERs.-
Inc subscriber las hand and for sale from ts Union
India Rubber Company who have tho exclusive right
Goodyears Patent Metallic Rubber. the following ar
tlcts:
TENS and Tent Carpsts, Knapsacks, Camp Blankste,
Hsvereacks, Cantssrs. i.Aggins, Clothing Bags
Water Bottles. Tarpanue, Caps, and Capcr,
eou wtsters Texas Wallets Gun Caste,
Goals. Cloaks, and Capes. Mexican Pouches,
Overaiis md Pantalcons, Gold Pouches,
Air Beds and Pillows, Life Pressrvtrs,
Drinking Cups, Buckets, and Basins, Travelling Dage
Portable boats, Provision bags, Saddle Bags.
Gold Washers, Baby Jumpers, Breast PUMPS,
Aud variety Of other articles. al the sign o the Star be-
tween a and 9Th Streets Pennsylvania Avenue, wash
n.ton.
ap7-eoftf s. EDDY.
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Swonp TO GEN. TAyloa.--We understand that
Gov; Floyd has appointed a committee TO visit
washington, In short time, to present TO Cen Tay.
glnia In the winter OF l646--i7. We regret TO find
from this that tho General cannot make Il convenient
10 visit Richmond. - Rich. Rep.
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|! :l.i.il u J.
ADAMS q CO.'S EXPRESS.


OGes, Penrsy,sania are,ius near Railroad Depot.
IHE public are respectfully informed thar We continue 10
run our EXPRESS between Washington, Baltimore, Phila.
epha New York. Boston, and all The principal cites and
towns for The sac and speedy Of merchandise
packages, bullion, bank.nofes, &c.
Particular attention will be paid to the collection and pay.
mrnt Of notes, drafts, bills. &c
Custom house entries Boston, New TorR PhlAdelphia,
and Baltimore promptly. attended TO- and reasonable
Our cus,omsrs and othcrs ordering goods from the east
are particularly requested 10 order BY adams Co.'S Err
press which will ensure their conveyance with great Do
snch.
Our express for Richmond, Petersburg and the south
leaves daily nj p m, and arrives daily al Al p
Our express from the north arrives daily at III and
u p m, and departs daily at r. m ta
feb i6-u PHILIP j. BUCKLEY, Agent
MERCHANTS from lhe SOUTH and WEST would
W be amply recempensed by making cheap purchases
for CASH by calliug Al The
Nos, lS g. 20, North Second Street, Philadelphia,
Second u or door be,on Chrisf church
5000 pieces Of Wilton, Brussels Imperial Ingram, Dam
ask and veniiion Carpetinps with OIL Cloths Mats Rugs,
Looking Glasses, Blinds. Window Shades and MaifinSs,
Wholesale and Reiail, VERY Low,
H5- Liberal ad sances made on consignmenis Of Car.
peings and Oil6io.i.s J. SIDNEY JONES'
Maroh3
MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT.-JOHN
III PETTiBoNE could MORN his patrons md the pub.
c that he has procured at considerable pains and
Nv now prepared 10 furnish families hotel Keepers copsc-
toners. and others with The article In such quantities
Throughout the entire SEASON. as thsy may desire
Prices eaEonable and variation with Hose persons
who engage of me In the bernnipg Of the season.
Wagons will run through the city daily.
Orders received through the post Office, and by John r.
Callan Druggist corner Of and 9TH Streets and NJ my
Coal offer, the Long Bridge. sp 5-2aw6w
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II US T. ND I. O T AND FAMIL Y
CARRYALL For SALE.

a. THE subscriber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
Ell HOUSE aud LOT. the south side Of Maryland
between Al aud 9th Streets sale cheap and
accommodating terms He thinks u unnecessary 10 give
here description Of the properly, those who wish
purchase call and examine for themselves
ALSO, FINE FAMILY CARRYALL, of late styls. The
trimmings and in Those who wish pur.
chase will find this bargain. be BY calling on
the subscriber, CALEB FARMHOUSE,
jan Maryland Ave, south side between a a SITS
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-A splen.
did hrec.soi House situated on Missouri avenue be.
I'd and ~ Streets ve doors from the residence
Of the Hon. Mr. Badger, furnished throughout in the most
superior manner. with every convenience for genetl
family. For further particulars inqrre Of
+. c. a G. y. DYER
ap o--u Auctioneerw and Com Mere hants
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REAL EsTAT:,

DERS0NS wishing become Of Real Estate in the
City Of Washington, may find ito their interest to call
upon the subscriber who has property improved and
improved in different parts Of the city aud 10 willing
take portion money and give long credit
upon the balance. Applications should be made soon
mar l3-u ULYSSES WARD
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Treasury Department,
Au.,. n tgtl

APRrL H. 1879.
pY the Sd secon OF the Act Of Sd OF March ss en-.
titled An Act 10 provide for the settlement OF the
counts Of public officers and others who have
arising from Military contr buttons Otherwise in
Mexico s enacted That where questions arise respect
TO the renndng Of duties ctrd In Mexico the mission
OF penalties rosed the ground that the collection
improper the penalties wronefully enforced, the
shall be referred for the decision Of the Secretary of
Treasury who 10 hereby authorized and required pay,
under the direction Of the President Of the Uned States
out Of the money In the Treasury risf from contributions
such sums as be determined by him to have been i'm.
properly levied imposed contributions
penalties"
For the information Of Claimants under this section Of
the act notice is hereby gwen that this Department will
require that all claims shall be presented in writing, setting
forth the character and amount Of the contribution
ment penalty for which remission Of duty Ia
claimed where. when. and wbereior. the contribution,
assessment or penalty imposed and 10 whom paid
The application 10 be verified by the oath OF the claimant
coroboraed by the evidence Of one dsinertsted
credible Witnesses and be accompanied by the certificate
OF the proper Accounting Officer thai the contribution dues
penalties alleged 10 have been Improperly wrongy
levied imposed have been duly for and paid
{, the Treasury Of the United States by anhorzeddis
Uursemens or depotites W. NJ MEREDITH,
ap To- Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FnsT Lovx.--The conversation Al Holland House
turned upon frs, love, Tom Moore compared II TO
: potato because II shoots out from The syss'
Tor rsihss,' exclaimed Byron, because Is becomes
all the l<ls by pairing
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Notice OF the removal OF the Land Once
from the Falls Of st. Croix, Wisconsin,,
to saltwater, in Minnesota Territory.

to saltwater, in Minosota Territory.
FINDER authority Of the first section Of thu Of Con.
U grass entitled An for changing TIE location Of the
Land One In the CnrrzwA LAND Disrnicr. ard es,ab-
fishing additional land district in the srArE OF Wis.
known, thai from and afsr the tirtieh day Of
June (lS49 the land Office for the sale Of the public
lands in the CHIPPEWA LAND Dis rEIcr shall be removed
from the FALLs o. sr CEoix CW.scousln> to "SrMLwA
TER In e. Croix County Minnesota Territory
Given under my HAND the City Of Washington th!t
tv.nt!th day Of March, Anno Doniui ls43
By the President:
RICHARD NJ YouSs,
Commissioner OF the General Land once
mar N0-laGl2w (.
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pERsONS having claims against balance due from,
tie Navy Department to the estate Of Thomas Mcvey
decsassd late an ordinary In the United States
vice. hereby Dot6cd present them the once OF the
Fonr,h Auditor Of the Treasury within two months nom
this date. ap I0-3t
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A WAGaIsH STAMMgngR while one day sitting nj
public table had occasion TO use the pepper box -
After shaking il vehemently, and turning il in var.
GUS ways, he found the crushed pepper corns in no
box he exclaimed with facetious grin, some
something h-like myself"
How sof' INTERCEPTED neighbor.
"P-poo-poor delivery" was the reply
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EAsHIONABEF1 CLOTHING.-we have
L hand large elegant stock u READY.MADE
GOODS for Eentensns Pine dress aud frock Coats
d'Orsay Coats Ov,rccais OF var ls sys and qualities
Psnaloons and VESTS great variety, with every othe!
article Of dress 10 outfit gentleman IN hs oeH ys ana
without delay
some very handsome white six and other vests for svsH.
Also fne Shirts; whiit. black, and other kid Gloves
With Crsvais and many other pretty and desirsols Goods
We are al, prepared to make up any garment 10 order
Al short = Office ia tie best style.
Terms cash. to on snorf credit Only
que price iouNe ohEM,
Eb lt--dtf ddnptS west OF hrnwn'o tofe
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Since the inauguration Of President Taylor, the
sslsh and interested motives of the Locofoco party
have been completely untnasked, While bashing In
the sunshine Of power and patronage they prolessed
TO be guided BY certain high and momeno,is princi-
pies OF polity, and talked much Of democracy"
popular rights" "Jefersoninn doctrines and The
Resolutions Of &c." But with the installation of a
new President, their fegned devotion TO the fundn-
mental articles of their political creed seems 10 be
completely forgotten inan insensate eagrrness TO
hold on TO place. and clsmorous cutlery against re-
movals The ex-ofcial paper takes the lead In this
wretched system of crnging mendicancy, and In
dites article upon article TO convince the President
that he would act well and wisely In allowing one
hundred thousand democratic office-h0lders TO re
tain their position, and In denying 10 the great party
which elected him the slighest participation In the
favors at the isposal of The Executive
Now al ibis IL exceedingly piiable. A large and
imposing party which for twenty years have held
nearly Oh exclusive control over the patronage oil the
federal government, are for once discounted and 10
no sooner are their opponents induced Into Office
than the democracy whine like whipped school boys
because forsooh they dread being deprived Of govern
men, pap. Instead ofaccepnng their 10, with manly
forIinde, they whimper and SWIVEL their mlsfor
tunes. Instead OF proudly awaiting their eviction,
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Policy OF TIE ApmINIsTRATioE.-Thsa admin
is,ration, collected together by Gen. Taylor, has
been In Office six weeks and what its position
and prospects7 With regard 10 the general policy
affecting the great interests of the country, no spe
sial or minute development has yet been made, or
can be made until the next meeting Of Congress On
the subject Of the tariff internal improvements the
currency the extension of slavery 10 the new terri
tory other matters OF public interest," the inaugu
m address has disclosed aIl that can be known until
the day Of practical action and legislation shall have
come round. On these great questions, however, II
IA Obvious that Gen, Taylor has marked out for min:
self and his cabiact moderate, wise, dignlded and
eaniioup policy. He may be In favor Of speciHc
duties, instead of I'D pdiorem, and tariff can be
constructed on such principle, a. adyantae eous TO
the interests Of the country as any other. He may
be In favor Of some modification OF tho s,,btreasury
law; but this can be done without running to any
extreme. In the matter Of the extension Of slavery,
Il is difficult to suy exactly what the policy Of the
new administration may BIZ, although some portion of
the cabinet from their position and previous history,
are known TO be 10 favor of ons line OF action and
another disposed TO different Under the all
powerful influence of the General himself, We have
no doubt that high, dignifed and national course
Of policy will be discussed between this day and tho
meeting OF the next Congress, and that such policy
WIN be agreed upon es wifi promote ths grea interess
f the COUNTRY and satisfy the masses Of both parties
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