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NEW and elegant Silks shasvls, &c.In addition
~ former stock have just received from New York and Pha
dpa full and complete assortment Of e newest and most lash
ionable Dress Goods Of the which
IS rich changable Satin de Chimes Of color
entirely shades
Is pieces styles figured Satin de Chimes
20 do rich Brocade Satin de Chimes, recent
portaton, and found elsewhere In the District
30 pieces rich figured Changeable Silks
10 do rich waiered Irish Poplns
do black Turc Satns
" do smai-checked Silks, low priced
do heavy black Gro de Rhnes
~ do coored Marcelnes, OF every shade
SO do styles Cashmere d'Ecosse
10 do Satin Damafk Panama
IS do new styles Mousseiines de Laine
% do Lupin's brsi French Merinos, every shsdc
Is do high coioed and oypiced Moussclines de L0ine
10 do rich silk velver Of ali coors
do yard wide DO do
beautiful Dress Materials
mention advertisement but which slrd
be pleased those who may favor with call.
In SHAWI.s, &C., we name
$50 1874 long Shaws Of entirely designs, and
cheap
IS % Scotch square shawIs
25 1914 nch real Cashmere long shaws also very cheap
Is % real cashmere square Sbawls
IS 1914 Hungarian plaid scarh
Also daily expected large ot cosks vscs,
las, &c Of which notice win be given received
Nov. 6-4wif PHI HooE CO.
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pOPULAR MUsIC.-wM. FISCHER has JUS, received num-
Der Of the most popular songs waizes, pokas, &c, among
which the olownga of which will sold
reduced price-four cents per pages 5& G
MARCHES.
Kossutns March; by @. Lenschow.
General r. +. Smiths March; by Martin. 1
Spanish Patriots March; by Martin
Mary Blame Quick Step.
Battle OF Buena Vista.
roLKAs.
Invitation Polka; by Max Maretzch.
Tedesco Polka, by Max Maretxcb.
Belle Polka by Berg. aaaa atI
Carnival Polka; by Canhal.
Pm thine, only thine; by J. Benedict.
The Broken hearted; by Feice Dorego. '.
When Others strive to win thy smile
No, ne'er thy home be mine.
Jeannet and Jeannot; complete.
The knight THE Golden Crest
Oh! Sally White; favonte song.
stop dat knocking; by Winnemore.
Chloc's 70 be my wife.
Sweet Rose Of Caroline; by Beckel.
EmIna Snow.
4 seen her at the window.
Ole Virginny breakdown.
Ole Bull and Dap Tucker
Gwine long down; by Frank Brewer.
H.At .ts
Invitation a Ia vase; by Won Weber.
Cloister Waltz; by EDgelbrecht.
Naiile Wazes; by Labitzky.
New Aurora Values.
Recoecuons Of Strauss waltzes, by
Iiegar
VARIATIONS.
Dearest Mae with variations by Grobe
Rosa Lee; X
Virginia Rose Bud
Beethoven Waltz Gle desir - by Czsney.
IT'S the last Of summer; by Herr.
Dan Tucker by Grobe
"a
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Land, Penslon, and General Agency.

WILLIAM H. MINNIx, late Of the General Land Office, will
claims Of kind against the before
Congress Of the departments. His different
branches of the departments specially those in relation military
bounty lands will enable him to give full satisfaction nil who
require his services The OF for lands sold
located by military will be secured and all
taken lost deadeer Claims
In revolutionary 1874 and Mexican
will receive special attention He will also attend
this city by residents and others.
Reference Gen. James sbeds, formerly Commissioner
OF General Land Once; Hon. Richard M Young Cemms
Of the General Land oce all the officers q Genera
Land Once members Of Congress generally the State Of nroi;
Thomas Rtche Edmund Burke Peter Force, W. W. seaton,
Blair, J. G. Ryes Richard Wallaeh
Once Hasup Weedon' Coach Factory Of the Centre
Market Washington, D. C..
Sep Is
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Western nIllitary In.titute.

progress and moral training the Faculty Of this institution have
selected for il permanent location the famous Blue Lick Springs
situated on the Lexington and Maysve Turnpike, twenty four
miles from the latter place and forty from the emphaca
location, being twelve miles
village The buildings mesy well for
u y
This place for its healthy atmosphere,
aud romantic and Is the eligible
locations for aary institution the United States The
been greatly improved and during the
plat OF forty beautifully situated the margin Of the
Licking immediately buildings will
served for military exercises. at 3t8 M ~ -tsi#
The removal will be Immediately Christmas
school opened that place the 7t day OF January 1850
The academic extends from e first Monday September
the third Friday OF June--orty weeks. ga
apk8s es
The entire charge for tuition boarding. lodging, wasng fuel
lights backng, servants attendance,
be $3.50 per year. Payments win in rate
from the day Of the end OF the From
day Of January for examples to the third Friday Of June wen
four weeks,) IL is S96.
Georgetown, Ky. Dec 25-3tdS3tcp
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"a BLANCHARD FhiiaAsphia. just issued Histo-
u ed Nke1eh ~ War United
Aaa eas Ss9 slan, aesed bg Congress the eth Of
LASS 2 csnaAed ~ e ish OF PebfuaT 1915 by
th.ts insfsn, enhssrns me n ieiA In we'll
psins 80 s q ss pss double columns, paper covers,
a. lnsss pa-lnsa, member Ceapsss, daing
~ tsi2 4nd afforded h
s ~ ~ sasa q atsmsien ffom AN sources foreign and
aonss, p4hr ana Oi tese advantages he has asaed
hassls curious aud In
issen wAh light euci-
dates auabu lnts respecting
- aai p Tue sas ss eeahsed % hs mere details Of the
aa4 esaht, hf particularly of The legislative
absa, pA aad and OF thu
AtfaMans tSseF vim skstes ~ iha prominent Among
VIII ~ iaa1 chapn Bank Of the United
ssales ea n ehartsr 20 in w,aars with plan u bank
tlssn slenaFs larksoA
Feuams saaas eeansry book through
pasa abee " grainancs " apaf ~ the pabshrrs
ntr T.-MNa
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CARD.
HE rubctscf gives notice at there eight vacancies In his
Family BesrSns school tor Yosrg Ladies which he wiz be
Others seekng school BY BY
and The comforts of hone and by
Improvement f f Y 20 't AAt tt4t4 a..l
Parent. pnacquan,ed with The character Of the school
spccy referred % the senior editor of this paper of whose
= r. w. cUsHMAN,
Indiana svenuc Washington.
oc, 13-eodtsthDcc
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lIINE sTOtE.I invite The attention of strangers
and citizens generally well selected and ehoics stock of
bandes se old and Of the highest order, which
offer for sulc III moderate pricrs;
Maeea, casks grades, some very old
sherr, pale and brown, botIisd and n wood.
Port wlne ot superior qualify and genuine
Rhine wine o. geai variety, among ,hen s,siIsergr Cabinet
- stcinwen BockshGntcl."
Also, sparkns Mossue, house of Honkel
Co., IN Ma, eaec, on the Rhine,
French winesChsmpasne Heidick, - Mumm Co, "de
bnnon" Moet Lahe ~ iiaut Bnon,
" Haut. .falance,n 81 Jshen, ke
Table CiuTet aautefne, ke.
BIandies, boies vintage lsl5 Old a." London
Dock" &c.
Also, dfaught, dark and pale Cognae.
Jamaica Kun, IN bottles high proof and finest flavor.
Holland dne and
fsh Scotch American Whiskey, w bottles and casks
Anssra de Bordeaux Cufacoa,n VIVID Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Birrs prepared hy nyseifl
scotl Ale and London Brown Stout, kc
Always Kept choice article Of ha ayana cgsrs
JOHN H. HUTHMANN,
Pa avenue soutf AIDE, between ~ and streets
Dee -2twifam
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coLUaniAy cpLLEGE, D. Q.

CVLUHEIKN IVLLEEE, u q. !. |"@-1
THE session Of win Wednesday, Sep
i tembcr 10.
Tuition S26 90
Room, library, bed, and furniture IL 90
Table and servants, per week 9 IS
To students wAo do not board the charges will be-
sB Tuition = S26 90
g,SE Room, library, and furniture 1900
matricuaon fee Of $40 paid admission
damages Fuel and lights Washing
dozen French German small additional charge The
college stationery will
exceed II ~ Students admitted any
hc opeang of the secession referabe Bills payable In advance
half the opening the balance the middle Of the
WAsMEoTos Cry, September, 1919. hH #t
Sept. 8--iawd4wlawcp6w
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A Sgamish 1sp,ysycv, yr,nled in Nsp York.
THIS valuable journal handsomely printed ~ies week.
large doubeoya sheet The quafio of, tine proved
bcen pabishcd, Jailed
appear regularity. ably conducted b Don A.
a. MErs and epoys regular corrcsonaen ~ te court
Madrid besides having m all e coanr of spanish
America Ohcers Anerean cubers of Gon
diplomatic
eompcnda spani. svi spanish AmsncAA po
By mail, yoass tine postage b,
ing prepaid BY the Publisher at New fok woat change the
subscrbers following tasartsby tssasane
for yea. CIV W
for ax months.. . -
fof bscc months -.
Persons wishing 10 sabscrbe vail apPay ~
Dec. 6-iaw3a smiths row, Eisvpnu street, y.
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EREscH JUVENILE BooKs,-ysn

CRESCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Jean 81 Marie; ou Ics
Fruits dune bonne Education Par pAbbe Macker. vol 81
Joseph Idooi Danger dos Mauya.cs compagne Par
p. Marcel "a cents. I.aT
Emma, Model Per-onnes. Par rAbbe
| vol, 81
pour Enfanei ouuase Auionse par runveuite.
4 VOL, 81
Efudes Historiques lage de vol, 81
Fernando Historic dun Jeune EpssnoIi uaduit dc PAemand
do schmid. 1 vol, "a - ls*Es..
lie Tour Monde Mile Mcrvcles des Voyages
Leon Gucrn. VOL, - cents. 81
many others different
kinds styles prices and for different OF hcm in rich
bindings and with illustrations. l#wlaa1t |fkRf#
Imported direct from Paris, by "4Ea.. LLl- .l.l-
: a FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also Juvenile books, Eng American, great variety,
and good collection Of the older and esteemed writers Of books for
youth @f u 'st N ~ NJ Dec ~
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ERENCH Morsnox. just rseetysd.-ne the
of ladies o Preach cashefes &C
We The following desirable slaacss
Mazafins Cebus, and blue, eest grades
pieces color scarlet, sherry, and
~ dak shades mefno, brown, eiafei and
10 pieces modecolor cashncres md mcrn0-
pieces black Thihct aEc and complete
figured cshmers and a-ps, which
ceedingy
6-fsm CLAGEIT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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General Agency.
L. LEWIS, attorney atiaw bnerly Of Virginia, fo
D. several clerk The Adjulani Generals oee, Washing
offers his services the Virginia volunteers their friends,
the collection OF their dues from the government
(The widows and children Of soldiers who died IN Mexico
entitled 10 penson)
All claims, especially Of marines who in Mexico
purchased al fair cash price, be pressed for claimants
through OF the departments with the despatch
himself that his residence Ia Washington, with
the Adutan Generals oiee, his with depart
ments, and s experience, viii aar facilities In the speedy
adjustment OF all business conhdcd 10 him.
He respectfully all the meuars of the last Congress from
Virginia. and the Hon. John " Mason, Rchmo Val Major Gen.
r. Jones, Washington city.
"It affords pleasure recommend Major Lewis as
gentleman well qualified to attend 10 the above business
ar JoNES.n
Amy editor who will good claim n his vicinity pub
sh this notice TO the amount o. %, aud send his bill 70
Aug l0-3m y. L. LEWIS.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER rs published monthly In the
city OF Baltimore, 81 per ir copies for thirteen for
slo thirty So July,
favorable auspices " the of the Maryland sate Ag
cultua Society," prize and Reports m committees
published therein The socie meeting determined
$780, TO be appropriated follows; piece Of silver plate
valued go be awarded the obtaining by tho Let Of
October the largest list of subscribers the volume
July 80 for the second and 80 fr the third largest
The publisher added ve other prizes, abe
cultural lie offered 800 Cor prize for the
volume silver plate for the best for the
buidiags of
the cultivation Of tobacco; and
go for essay Of the dairy.
The hrst July, win contain of the
valuable papers, Of Epnusp Rurps, Of Virginia.
presented agricultural public particularly Of The
regions Of yirna Maryland, and the Caronas II gives the details
Of his n For The ve he has occupied his
csate In eastern Virginia. and cenciuvey that with
able degree Of prudence In farming be made
profitable eer business The seeend amer he took
charge Of his farm Mr. Rahn shows ust his clear interest The
capital invested r land negoe mplemest s,oes ke was SIG
third l2si cent? ourth ~ Sc and
hh io per cent besides supporting his nmy his hands
when he took In hand Every and pnnter particular
In The tide water districts our country will read s paper with
fhe t - FL e1i a'F II
This number win other papers.
amongst which w! DossIs ESQ.,
Secretary OF Maryland Agricultural Society,
and nom COL CArsoE the sub
address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural sociesys Hall,
June 0e-aaw4i los Badmers g., Baltimore, Maryland
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No. ., oProarE CExTnE mARKEr have constantly
~ 90 baaa fsa assashssaa % ,amiiy pocerss.
Essa Ns~ hsf1 naig ao~
ii X sapsrsss asar
bs hnurA hac kwncsi
Rye aoas t&faiMsa nsuf
'IAhastea naas, lwhir sheatl
saadasd Iaai, srasasd paaaIalsa, aaa ground suga.
oa ssssraasa lava M4saeao. Mocha, NO. 81 Domingo
eunsv
Pins saagesda haga young Old h,soa, h,.on skim
saIsor halrar ssiecisd ifom Orange county daisiss
sapaso, faraaan, ssesn, aae, Imitation Ensi and
as-,oa, oyster, butter, soda, CRACKERS
No. and No Macksssl, IN IS 10 kls
~ barrels and barrels cedhh, salmon, and sounds and
danfsh
sealed hernags Ia bosss
Bloachad winier sperm, lard, and whale oil
sperm, patent sPsr sdamantne and mould cande asoried
sizes
variety of faacy mas, arsoms, backer baskets se
Pure ground spaces Of all kinds
SI,ces 0i all ktnds
spanish French ese paragon mushroom, walnut
and tomato eaisup mixed pickles, gern and English pickles.
Preserved hmes Gaaya cly assorted fruits sirup
Cranberres, rasins, ngs, currants
Marseles and son shell Almonds shelbarh nber, wainut
Worcesere, Harvey, Reading and pepper India Sol
Anchoyie, shrimp, Cayier, and Biotuf pasiGs
Extract vi celery, nntseg Vanilla Almond
cinnamon cloves rese ass lemon peel mace tsme neearae
Sweet o powder, hore radsh achoes, saIncs
flower and peach bay salad dressing, Coopers
.eane, Leghon, chip and srad maccaroni sermce
Frenen Spanish and homeopathic chocolate na Iapoca nee
Win many articles,
JOHN y. KiBBEY = co.
n..a q
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coxoHE~ wArrr-A sesh supply 1rg r;sst,ss "a or
be-, s1d6 Corner Of i4th and Esuesu
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THE Book Of Common Prayer, interpreted NJ tss MS
tory, by Rev c. NJ Butter D. ~, OF Trni Church. washinro
city One youme--rfice one doIIst . n VI
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= NJ CARVAIhO Artist, Of BALTIMORE respectfully hirins the
D Washington and pahc In general be has
Dagucrrcotype Gallery Van Loan
Chase,
prepared pcfncs which viii bear eonparison with
daguoeoppcs the world Ha has established q, bsunsotv
reputation making thai The puhc
Washington opportunity
PICTURE win be worthy place The caar ID the
with all the classical arrangement ~ light and
shadow expression, and beautiful ione Of hshy mszEo
tint engraving
NJ greatest procuring hkeness
children VIII charge be made withont
perfectly satisfactory. Cali aud examine specimens Post
moem promptly attended TO- Corner u " stree, and fenn
sylvania avenue.
10
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OMITTED STATES HOTEL. wksBINoTOx.
TUE Hotel win be opened Tuesday, iu
stani for The reception Of guests
furniture throughout ts house. and e propeo s ecnhden,
his fail please hs The house win
conducted entirely BY the subscriber and he hopes merit
nuance Of the patronage heretofore extended 10 his er s
49, - ''' EDWARD n. FULLER,
H-e Dee !. e-"i .,et1'- ~
AN Assortment OF Fancy Goods Chnssnsas Pres-
n snuvevet and Morocco covered Prayer Bcoks Enx-h
Bibles, &C., &c.
WISHING printed plates notice, rs.
WIN. A. WHEELER CO.'S, stasioaer.,
Dec sim Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and iot street
A HANDsOmEIy Furnished House, In = c<asr~i and
room and chsmsei in The back building sass,s win sas s
will be rented Congress,
period, z desired Apply 20 John JoYcE,
Nov. 9-idu Corner of i3h and Streets
MR. JOS. n. KEssLER, Professor OF Music,
HAVING returned this ner unavoidable sh~snce,
III by M health has the honor te ces c his
musical public undivided
attention his es
rive Instruction. heretooc singing piano.
command may be e for him his residence, Mrs we
3h between Pennsylvania and street.
immediate attention
Nov -3sw6w-FsmsTu'
uTINTER FAsHIoNs.-MRs. ANN sPRIR having received
Of the latest Paris Millinery will introduce
show rooms on b street, between slh and ioh. Oct n
,ruyE army an ANNUAL for 1850, with superb steel
enrravng designs BY celebrated artists bound 20 Tnksy
morccco and gilt fhANok TAYLOR
Dec rs M
pEAUTIFUL English Bibles onartc, Octave, ..ss
ID great beauty o. type and paper, received
this day variety and plain bindings Also large
Tespnenr. Imported dfec, from London ~ ...
Dee ~ s'lR1 - !" sslfAs4 sAA y FkANCk TAYLOR
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once OF Mutual Lafe Ihsursnce Company OF New
York, 35 wall street.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
of company ending October 81, lsfo
accumulated fund.- July 81 SsT3,sSf
Receipts during ner paying All losses and
Amount due and paid and in Of remittance $1,000
Metz fund, October 81 Is4s..."... @7,7ca
3 +
H. isvrsTnsrrs
United city York soso56
Loans York and Brooklyn,
on hand In hank &c 1854
Policies 40
JOSEPH D. COLLINS President
ca.sIss Ds sslpse No II odds building, Pennsyivania
avenue, Agent
joHs.rOs, NJ D., opposite city fo~ once, IN street,
smpbe explanatory Of the principle. and operations Of the com
psny car BE- bad on application at the Agents chce.
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IHIkIsTMAk FEsTINAL.--A FestIvM VII Be held
building Of vinccnt's Orphan Asylum,
and steet The 25 Of this month, and
night the Isl January Refreshments wt be provided
variety useful and ornamental articles VIII be offered or sale By
applied
finishing asylum
Charity and orphans
charge, expected that s public will heir and
patronage dee ~
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LIFrY DOLLARS RisNsAItD.-Rah away fro'a the suh.
BEN pERkY. h a bright musatio usdur the
eye, caused BY powder ous blue coai and hight
Ne ~ - oid. Perry white
coh panaoons and old ock coat and ~ 9yean old
wherever
Dec 1l-dw JOHN =. SKINNER
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FANCY GOODsi Fancy Goods J. Wondered attraction
foUpER Pennsiysnia avenue, next 70 ciageu Cos tup
liberal accorded former ocasion has resumed
The occupancy o. the kept BY her last whcre she
part, hroade and armu Iksi
black and cciofcd Turk De easheres Rich fancy
goods for costumes De ball An uncqund variety of bend dresses
and bonpet magnificent, griands dress trimmings wrcas
Ne ribbons aees, emhreidce- broche s2 go
scssei erason and white sragc do from 1,o She asks
hnish ~ ~, Dec ie-eoSti
SPLENDID Csrpettng, Curtain Se.-The rab-cri-
y ber respectfully he attention of
keepers generally ueir ock % hoa-s frnas sood which
they e eoshdens cannot BE- sussscd sqnzied BY other
house IN The district They name taef t
IN cARrErfNG,
Royal Administer English Bru-~eis
Imperial ucs ply, double super nrrain
& snperhne ingram, etua hne, and hne Do e#Ea
Low Low priced all wool ingram, roy. twined vene'sns
Hssvy sheei oco. svsry wdh which win be 0,
if IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin De ialnes, neh hFured De lsinss
Rich hes-celored dsmasks, reh union dsmssk.
Twinsd and plain csshmcret EI
werssd dsm.-k., .l color.
Eafhrrdefed laced curtaias embroidered muslin do
Embfcdered muslns, By ule yard
Blsd linens, MI widths
Tasses cords, and fixtures Of every kind, nc.
ossser WIN AZ Complete as,or,nen q table and piano
towels, Scotch and Russia diapers Mafscs quilts bedhssket
Nc all Of which are just received are perfectly h and will bt ef
fsred usual accommodating terms. An respectfully
sspii-sswiwK 4 '4a IN HooE q co.
THE Book Of Common Prayer, tsrprcsea NJ his
tory by G. Nj Butter D. D., Trihty Chuch washnrton
lana - - rRAscK TAYLOR
THE Mexican Minister has removed nom h late residence
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REMARKS.

1900 tf REMARKS.
The people OF Vermont adopted constitution the 18th De-
cember New York consented by act 6th March I0 and
admitted BY February $751; from the 4of March,
I7sf :
kentucky applied Congress 9th Deeembef and
Coded to the United States by Carolina December 1850
stuion January report Senate JOURNAL VOL
PIP 49, $50 and 26 see aso state PAPERS Mscehaneous
Coded by act Virginia October 1883 accepted by Con-
gess March, modified by Of Virginia Both December
1855; act Of Congress 18th February, 1905 VI
9 Coded by treaty with France of 30th Arpii, 1903
+ Coded by Virginia las above
Carolina by Of eh March, 7S and by act
of Georgia 18th June, 1901.
4 Coded by Virginia las aboye.)
Coded BY South Carolina and Georgia, las above &c.
by lsh June 1919, that Maine
adopted By Maine ast October Isis See Congress 7h
See condihonay by act ID March,
1884, requiring Of the people. Admitted by proclamation
Of tie Prsndeni Of tAs United Sfaies 81 4
See note for Louisiana memorial for admission people
"a See note for admission, Ac, pro-
which the people formed for themselves
Congress 18th June 1885 Of the people
given State admitted BY proclamation Of As Presdsnf Of the
Various Of the people, &c presented
Congress 10th February 1889, 70 lh February le45 The
formed BY convention Of the people ON the lin
uary, 1889. -
law LIST March, 1886 the
pie consented TO conditions and State admitted tes
See for OHIO.
reported enable the people 70 form constitution introduced from
M March, ID March, st when act passed for
admission requiring be assent Of the people 70 certain conditions
OF the President Of the United States
according 20 oct Of ID March, lsf5-
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THE UNION.

her admission. unless disregard the evidence Of
those who ought 2 know best There i not solitary
except in the case Of California. say then. that the
assumption OF the fact Is not warranted and do no'
choose that such assumption OF fact should 80 TO the
world unconradicted shah have occasion. when the
subject is in ORDER TO dscuss the question At length
shall content myself for the present with the publication
OF the tables from which have read reserving othel
observations for more appropriate OCCASION