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WASHINGTON. ,Tuly %.

" dNIll- lUIl, JHlY -.
SENATE copy Of Nr Corvin' resignation
to the Governor OF Ohio was laid before the Sen
ate.
Af'cr,h consideration Of tho morning business,
the Omnibus hill was ag in taken rp.-the aurs
ton pcni.n; being upon Mr. Foote's amendment,
pr1yIlin: that CulifSuia should not attempt to
exercise jurisdiction over the country south Of 35
degrees so minutes until the question Of cs,ab
l,hirg a Territorial Government shall have been
submitted to the people.
Mr. Turncv moved m amendment 60 ne to m.
tlorize California, when she shall thus have con.
StItuteher boundaries, 10 assemble in cunyen
ton anil form A state Constitution
Mr Clay expressed the hope that tho amend
mcnt would be voted down without debate.
The question being takcr Nr Turaey's amend
nlcnt was rcjcctcd,--veas 90; nays, SO.
Mr. Yuee suC ted that the words "nul and
void" be substituted for repeal
Mr. Fuote contcnded that the Southern address
intended to put such construction upon the doc.
,rinc ofnon intervention as he had conteuded for,
and as the bill presented
Mr. Yulce addressed the senate at some lerg,h
against the bill
Nj Foote responded one in snrca,m
Mr.. Yucc replied, and Mr. Foote reioinei and
some further debate ensued when Mr. Davis a.
mendmcnt was rejected.
On notion the further consideration Of the bill
was postponed TIL tomorrow.
Several senators gave notice of amendments
After an executive session the Senate adjourn
ed
HoUsr--Mt FeIthrrstrne introduced bill, for
the regulation ofp1yment Of interest on claims a.
gainst the U S, and preventing those engaged in
the Departments from acting as claim agents II.
gain,t the government. Referred to Judiciary
Committee
The committee on Claims reported n bill TO
establish a Board Of Accounts Referred to the
committee Of the Whole
Mr.. Daniels, from some committee, reported
substitute for the above bill, which was sim.
ilarly disposed Of
Tho committee IN Commerce reported bill
making appropriations for Rivers and IMbors
Referred TO committee Of the Whole.
Alargc number ofreports were made and dis
posed of
The bill was passed providing for holding u
S, Courts when there should be sickness OF dis.
ability Of JudgeS After some uuimpor,ant bu
siness the House adjourned
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Three daysLater fromEurope,
Arrival Of the Atlantic.
Death Of the King Of Hanover.
NEw York, July 81

NEW YORK, July 2l.
The American steamer Atlantic arrived this
morning at 1 o'clock, after passage ten days and
10 hours, the fastest trip on record.
She brings Liverpool date, to the 10th, days
latet than the America
Sales Of cotton in days $4,000 bales a. one
tenth advance on last weeks quotations.
The America from Liverpool on the 9Th arriv.
cd last evening at o'clock
The Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel WIS buried on
the 9th inst, at Drayton Manor. Tho funeral,
though intended to bc private, was attended by
u vast concoursc Of people anil by the most en-
inent men in Europe. As mark Of respect the
vessels had their cclcrs at half mast. and tho
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-27
Washington, July o..

W Washington, july -.
SErArE-t6er,hc reception of petitions and re-
ports MIR. Cas- resolution cnquirng into the cspe
dlency Of torblIing the exercise of civil authority
by military officers Of the L. S was taken up.
Mr. Houston addressed the senate III rcioindcr TO
Mr Piercr's reply TO his former speech, chorrirr
the late President with being ncuared hv spirit of
jealousy and ynd.c,ive anmo,ily towards Texas.
both as military cheiian and executive officer OF
the govercmcnt
IIor.r.-Nr. Young from the committee on ngri-
culture reported back with amendments, the bill IN
encourage agriculture, hy giving wi,hou, cost to the
head Of iamiy,a citizen Of the United States. 100
acres land p.vilei he or she cultivate the soil.
Mr. JohnsoFsof Tennessee said the bill was Of
more importance than any other which had been
presented AZ the present session save perhaps
one Lands have been given to rnil roads,
canals. mud TO foreigners and be asked in the name
otIustice, tha, wen who labor and toll be allowed
to participate IN the benefit When we hear Of re-
vouuon IN Europe, we are ready ocxcnd our SYM
paihes 10 the sufferers and invite them to this coun-
try, and to tcndcrthcm lands but the poor at home
who stand ready to and do rcrl life in battle fclds.
are dsrcgarlcd
Mr. Brown, ofNss., Though, there ourht,o be no
hmi.ywi'hou homo, and that the prosperity Of m
dividunIs would be promoted NY this measure
thout concluding, he gave way to several com
municaiions to be laid before the house
The Hons" then went into Committee Of the
Whole on TIE Military Academy Bill Amend
ments 10 increase the salaries were discussed. md
without conngto any conclusion the committee
rose, and the Hous. adjourned
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We make tic following extract from the ST.
Louis RepaJliedn It seems they have about as
warm weather in that city us we have here:
srpprs DrAIns-Thc heat during the past
days has proved fatal to number Of laborcrs
engaged Upon the Biddle street sewer. On Mon.
day. eleven persons were struck by tho sun. 3
of whom died almost Instantly, and among them
Hugh McCar,ney one oi the Superintcndents.
The remainder v,'e taken 10 to their houses, and
whether they Lad recovered or not we were un-
able IA ascertain.
Yesterday, ninc wcrc sun struck one If whom
died Immediately, and the remainder were cuff.
contly restored TO be removed TO their houses. -
When we were upon the ground yesterday after.
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New TunyE CENT PIEcE-This coin has jus;
been issued from tho Min, at Philadelphia I; is
described as beautiful thing, and the New Yorl;
Sun saws i,s diameter is between the half dine
and the gold dollar, and It's thickness Is equal 70
that Of the latter On one eide are the words u.
mixed States Of America in which is 4 circular
wreath, enclosing the numerical III On the re.
verse 5. lie is the Liberty Cap Inscribed with the
word Liberty" and s-rrounlel with rays In.
demeaia tue cap are the figures "IsJ0'
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Wa ,hlunfOn. Julv

Washington, Juy2i.
EN-SetTeiory Ewing hasrcmrncd to the practice
of law
The In,elligenccr, by authority i, is presumed.
announces the appointment OF Gen Scott to be Sc
cre'ary 9t war, and Commodore Warrington to be
Sebrciaryo Of The Navy, both pro tenn
The appointment of Cap, Shubnck to the Navy
Yard Philadelphia, has been revoked n, his own
request.
The ln'e'lircnccr earns from Commodore Nor
ns that il'he Con,Toy prisoners have been released
except seven, 2otwhom are detained as witnesses
The Union ihIsmorning pub.i.hrsa letter threat.
ening the government Of New Mexico with war to
the hIIr and repalIatng all compromise, unless the
rights OF TeSasto Santa Feare acknowledged yo-
un,eers for Santa fe were pouring in
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Congressional Proceedings.
Washington, July 80

Washington, July -.
\ communication was received from Daniel
Webster, re,iyuins lis seat in the senate.
Mr. Houston presented resolution from llata
gorda Texas, vinlIcatns territorial claims Of Tex.
as to New Mexico
Mr. jefferson Davis presented a beautiful ne.
mortal on the late President, dedicated to the
people of the Uu;tol States, by Hungarian ox.
lie: referred TO the Library committee
HoU,E Mr. Old. offered a resolution for nd
iourmcnt on the 2Sth Of August; to re.assemblc
on the lst MONDAY in No7cmhcr
Mr.. Preston King raised a point Of order
Whereupon business on tie Speakers table was
proceeded with
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Important Trentics.

,u Washington. July 90
Tho lntelligencer Of this morning announces
thcconclusion Of important treaties with the Sand.
wich Islands, Peru, New Grenada, and Mexico.
which have been officially announced. Tho treaty
with tho Sandwich Islands provides tpccial at.
rapSemcnts for the extrsdi,on Of fugtivcs from
usiice
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PosT OFFICE lloURs oS SUNDAY We are re.
9uesied by the postmaster to state that hereafter
the pos, office viii be kept open for hour after the
arrival Of the eastern mail on Sunday afternoon in
s'ead ofirom FIVE to six o'clock on Sunday evening
The eastern mail arrives at nbont o'clock, ? NJ
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-27

QuEsrioss AVN AsswrRs--Th census Aiarslials
will soon he around Tho following 10 tho pen.
atty for not answering the questions propomded
Sec l5 Every person 20 years old, being
member or ngent ofany family, to answer 70 she
bssl of bin knowledge the questions but BY the
A.sistants. under penalty Of iorfetiog $40 TO the
use ofthe Gsrcral Government.
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No rarcr Next Week.

As this is the last Hc, Of the present volume
and as wehsve great deal Of fixing up to do
~e have determined not to issue a pager pcxt
week
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-27

noon, a man was in the agonies Of death, having
been p:os,rateI in the same way but a few min
utrs previous. The great majori.y of the labor
,rs upon this work are engaged in n ditch some
30 feet deep and % WIDE, where they are expos
ed to the excessive heat If the sun and deprived
of the little air that is circulating above them
hcnc! the number Of cases of coup de sO!siL
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-27
Professor Webster TO be Hung.

The Governor and executive Council of Massa.
shusetts have refused to pardon Prof Webster, or
to grant Communication o, his sentence to impris.
'nmen, for life; but have appointed the 3Oth day
Of August for hIs execution.
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from Kane, Judgment affirmed Glover IL Cook
for appellant, E, 5 Leland for sppenee. Opinion
/ by Cation, j. Sui. against an officer for taking
property exempt from execution. Held that a
plaiutii!in such case might recover the single Va
luc OF the property taken without going tor three
times the value under the statute Also, that the
court would not ssv that horse Of the value Of
SIS was not suited 90 the occupation or condition
in life ofa joumeyman miller who WAS at work by
tie month at $50 month
Worrsrl H. Grivro'i " ,'osJh NcNiIa. Er-
ro,to Dupagc JujgmcN, affirmed Opinion by
Ci,on,J T. Peck t,r pix in error, Glover L Cook
for dcit in cr,r Whore sui. was brought ON
note in the name Of one person for the Use otnn-
other and it appeared that, after the giving Of
the note ANA before .ui, brought, the nominal
plaintiff had been declared a baukruy; and dis
charged from hi. leL's-hrld that tins cons,itut-
eI a defence to the syi, But iit had appeared
that the person for whose use the sgi, was brought
had an equitable interest IN the note At the time
Of the bankruptcy Of the pin, the courts would
protcc, that interest.
Isaac CooEys Cynthia Tha,sr Appeal frcm
Cook County Court Of common pleas Juigmen,
affirmed Opuiouly Treated j. Submitted on
written argument by Sgammon and Nuicrrc for
appellant, argued orally by Peck furappcllce \
mortgage Of personal property, acknowledged and
recorded, the property remaining with the mort
,a,or j. not fraudulent ia law and void simply be.
cuu,ei. La, three years to run from date The
statute in such cases protects the possession IN the
mor,gogor igr , years. At the expiration Of tina.
time it ceases 10 be valid against creditors and io
Ua .fde purchasers, unless the possession Of the
property is transferred 10 the mort-agcc
Jesse GrGgrse Ct a. vs Tie People, dc Erro, to
Kane. Julgmcu, reversed. Opinion by Treat,
C.J E 5. Leland for rif., b c. Cook, States A.
torncy, f,r People. S,iys tacias upon rcco;nz.
auce. It tappeared tia; the defendant Was inji.,.
ed AMI dctaultcI Ly different name from the
maine mentioned in the recosu.zlnce. Held that
an avermen; that the persons were the same was
nccc,saryin the scire tacias Leave to prosecute
another seire facils
William 4. LGls vs S u. Lorp c, a. Ap.
pe.d from Kane. Jaisment reversed. Opinion
by Treat. { J. Glover & Cook .or PIN in ,Tror
L S Leland ior deft in error. y Justice Of the
Peace issued summons in favor Of S ". .uors i
B Connolly Tor tie use of William Tor.hom Is
W. \. Luke. Rendered Judgment. Dcft appeal
ed to Circuit Court On trial PIN offered a uo;o
payable to Morse and Connolly, and moved to a
mend the Justices summons and transcript and
the docket entry in the crcui; cour, by inserting
I Simeon ". Nose and Benjamin Connolly, in lieu
Of S W horse and Connelly, the names OF the
nominal plaintiff, pIT having proven that Simeon
W. Morse and Benjamin Connolly composed the
firm Of Morse & Connolly, to whom the n.,e was
made payable. The Circu. Court allowed the
motion, and rendered judgmon, for plfs. Held
that the amendments were improperly allowed
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Important Foreign News,
ARRIVAL OF TnE AMERICA

American Fleet blocGading Lishon--Dcath
OF Sir RoboIt Peei-Louis Philippe dy-
ing.
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ed one mch, mad G lso held doctrines,
IN effect, saying that if the Scriptures
justified slavery, then Christianity
was a mockery. tti 8t'Sfsf '5' ~
tHere followed a short conversa-
ton between Mr.. S. and Mr.. Mann
OF Massachusetts, in which the latter
admitted that he had said, and held,
that he would rather have civil war,
than that slavery should go into the
territories.]
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, contin-
uing, went on to show that not one
man more would be made a slave by
the extension of the institution thus
and that its diffusion would have the
effect of ameliorating the condition
of the slave. And then he laid before
the North the alternative; declaring
that the North was atliberty to make
war on this account if she would, the
latter having made up her mind to
remain wholly on the defensive.
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FROM EUROPE.
.BALTIMORE.

- f PAhIIMokEs Aug, ~.
The steamer Pacific arrived at
New York on Sunday, the llth inst,
having left Liverpool on the 3lstult.
She brings the gratifying intelli-
gence that Cotton had advanced
from an eighth Of a penny 10 a far.
thing. issf
Agreat battle has been fought be.
tween the Danes and Holsteiners,
1ip which the Danes were victorious.
Seven thousand were killed and
wounded, .sss az
The city of Samariag has been de.
stroyed by fre,17S, Rights Repnbs
The Houston Telegraph says hat
preparations are in progress in all
parts Of the State, for a grand expo.
dition to the oldregion THAT has been
discovered In Northern Texass not
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G O N G @R G S @N@MMda
| From the Southern Press, 9th inst. I
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

'hoct'ib VIZ
On motion ofMr. BayIy, the House
went into Committe of the Whole
on the state ofthe Union, Mr. Burt
III the Chair, when
MIR. Stephens, Of Georgia, who
was entitled to the floor, said he pro
posed to consider the Psesitlent's re-
cent message. He conceived that
paper to be at variance with the
Constitution, and dangerous to the
rights and Liberties of the people.
The Constitution did not confer on
that officer the powers he had there
IN assumed.
lie Qhe PresidenD says he is sworn
to execute the laws, and that to Sc
cure the observance of the Mexican
treaty, he is authorized under the
laws of '95, to use the military force
without act of Congress.
Mr.. S. held the contrary of this
position, in toto. He could not call
out forces, except when the execu-
tion of an adjudication of court of
justice was opposed. The clause
in the act of '95, (from which Mr.. S.
quoted) he HELD, only referred 10 ca
ses where the judgment of a court
was being enforced. 1t was the bu-
slness of the Executive to see to the
execution of the tr atty, according
only to the previous action of Con-
gress directing how it should be exc
cuted. 1t was the business Of Con
gross to declare what were the rights
Of these MeXicans under the treaty.
whereupon the President was bound
then to see them accorded to the in
habitants Of this territory acquired
from Mexico. There was no law
defining what were those rights.
Could the President put his hands in
TO the treasury and pay tho twelve
millions Chat obligation being equal
ly apart of the treaty,) without spe-
cial law ofCongress!
When the Treaty (ofGhent,) with
England was ratified, there was no
effort on the part of 'he President to
carry out its p DIVISIONS until after
Congress had passed law declaring
how it should be carried into effect.
MIR. s. argued this point at length.
The only authority OH which he (the
President had claimrd the right to
appeal to arms, was the law of '95,
authorising him to use the militia only,
and that, too, in case of obstruction
to the judgment Of courts. KS
He defied any one to show by
what law the President was authori-
zed TO call out the militia even, ex-
cept to carry out the judgement of a
court under a previously enacted law
OF Congress.
The principle for which Mr.. S.
contended, was older than our Con.
,stitution. 1t was that of the Magma
Chrta--that no freeman should be
Daolested except by or for judgment
Of his peers, This principle was also
Incorporated in our Coastitaiios, TO
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
WE W. GOODS!

IN THE NEW HOUSE ABOVE THE
PoST-oFFICk AT WEST UNION.
We are now opening select stock of
pretty and good Goods, amongst which
may be found Calicoes, from 'low, down"
up to most any price. .-4-Muslirs, variety
of patterns; AlEacca; changeablc Linen
Lustre; hinghans; Jackonct and Swiss
Muslin; Cnmbrick; Bebenetl; Iiish Linen:
green Baregc; black Lace netting; Edy.
,ings; LaceS; Silk and Cotton Handkep-
chiefs; Muslin Tics; ltihons; Crayots
black and fancy; Drap D'Ete, Mexican
mixture; Tweeds; Kentucky Jeans; Tick.
ing; Umbrellas. a variety of Goods for
gentlemans summer wear, DC. DC.
ssOmmeas F" any one" and some
Of the prettiest.
kinds.
FasInionabrc Hats; Mexican;
California; Panama. Leghorn; Palm Leaf
Caps. all sorts and sizes,
( EbrHgs; Indigo; Madder; salts; Com
position; Snuff; Soap; Saleiatus; Wistms
Balsafa Wild Cherry, Sands Sarsaparilla.
Dead Shot Camphor &c. &c.
Sugar, Coffee, Powder. Lead,
Shot Ginger, Pepper Candy, &c. &c. ~
Ssaddacs and Brides, Martingales,
Collars, Whips. DC. DO. eSS"
Hard ware and Cutlery, .Scyt
Bladcs, Hoes. shoyels. Spades, Axes I,
Uamn,ers,G Ghisels, Augers, Saws. G otton d
and Wool Cards, Knives, fine assort-
nlcnt, Buttons, violins &s. &cs =, 81
F0ckeFy Tcas Plates, Dishes,
Bowls, fumblers, dc. &c. ~. -" ~
ioall Of which We invite inspection.
andi we can sell make no charge foi
showing our Goods, e15lY'
We will sAke ins exchange .fos@ goods,
Dry Hides, Bees wax, 1sllow, Feathefs.
Woob and Seed Goaon. 622NlG ~
ALEXANDER &NEvIL. ad
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p O & T q " /,
WOMAN--A SATIRE.

oh, woman, fair to evil turned,
BY God and heavenly angels spurncd,
Mans greatest friend and greatest foe,
His chiefest joy and drest woe,
His burden, prize and precious gem!
His glory, shame and diadcml
So pretty, polished, pleasing print
So gaudy, giddy. grievous, grim!
Solovely. perfect, faultleSs, BRIGHT
SO wicked, hateful, worthless, light!
Coy, modest, meek and full of sway,
Swan, pigeon dove and bird ofprey,
!Scold, vixen, termagant nd shrew,
Thorn, thistle, nightshade, nettle, rue,
Affected, witless, froward, pert,
Coquettc, gossip, prude aud flirtl
With eyes SO tender, languid, mild,
So fiery, eloquent aud wild;
With voice so soft, and smile so sweet,
And heart where all the graces meet;
With taper waist, and graceful air,
With wheedling tongue, and shoulders bare !!
In sorrow, patient, tender, kind,
But tickle rs the changing wind;
All full of hopes and smiles and tears.
Capriccs whims and petty fears,
Sunshine and cloud, whirlwind and rain,
Fnnd, loving bride, then scourge again
No virtue like thy virtues are,
Novices can with thine compare;
Tho riddle, paradox and jest
OF Heavens gifts, last worst and best.
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TTISTI4E SONG MY MOTHER
,SINGS.

ny ELIZA COOK.
1t Is the song my mother sings,
And gladly do list the strain,
lnover hear il but it brings
The wish to hear it sung again;
She breatied it to me long ago,
10 lull inc to my baby rest,
And as she murmurcd. soft and low
slept in peace upon her breast.
Oh, gentle song, thou hast tlrong
ofangel tones within thy spell,
feel that shnllloye thee long,
And fear love thee far too well.
For though Itum to hear tllee how,
With doting glance of warm delight;
In after years / know not how
Thy plaintvcnotes may dim my sight
That mothers voice will then be still,
hearit falter day by day,
1t soundcth like fountain rill
That trcmtlss ere it cease to play,
And then this heart, thou gentle song.
win find an angu.h in thy spell;
Twill wish it could not love so long.
Or had not loved thee half go well.
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lGEORGE OATYEsS !

GEORGE OATES So
MUSIC W&EsIE ROOMS.
For the e.rclatsire sale Of Bacon g. Ra.
ven's and Dubois and Seabuy's
celebrated Grand Actioa Pr IT.
ano Forte$, 20 U0llea
934 and 23o King Street, Cat the Beud,)
-9As CHARLESTON. s. C.
EUery Instrument sold as accompa panied
toith tcritfen guarantee SO that
there as no risk ,chaterer to tie puy-
chaser. ttie ei,
NEW MUSIC.
NTR OATES would respectfully invite
lYl- the attention of ofthepublic generally,
TO his select catalogue of musical pubica-
tions, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers. '' .''oI
alma Bishops Grand Mare6, founded on
Bellini's cell ,tcd Rondo Finale, 'Ah!
don't mnglc, in La Somnambula, and
introducing the new variation, composed
by Bellini, (nevcr before published and
the property of Bochsa) Embe|ished
with acorrect likeness of Madame Bishop,
in the character of Amina. Arranged
for the Primo Forte by n. c, Boch:n.
Price 37R cents. 1... e.,......,
Une NUT dams les Tropiques: ca Night in
the Tropics) A Reverie, on = motive
from lie Desert, By Fcliciec David. Com
posed by Maurice Strakosch. 373 cents.
Grond Polka Fantdstique:: composed by
the late eminent Guimlist, Vincent A
Schmidt, author of the Retreat Ar
ranged for tn" Piano Forte by Miss dele
Kolnstock' ~ cents.
.Sannyside IFaltz: embellishcd with beau
tful and correct view of Sunnyside, the
residence of Washington Irving; compo-
sed by Henry II. Oates. 20 cents.
Mary Blanc Polka. 25ccnts.
Ra File de Rsgiment Polka introducing
the air 'Salui a la France 25 cents.
Lepe a 1naour Polka 25 cents.
Yankee Doodle Polka. 25 cents.
Fcduick Wiiitam's Garden Polka. 25 cts.
Second .SusanNah Polka: by Rziha. 25 cts.
Home, Speet Home, Polka: beautiful.
25 cents.
Last Rose OF Summer, Polka: very popular
25 cents.
Lore. c..,ot Polka, by Rzihi 25 cents. ,
Cslei ted Linda Polka, introducing 'Ah 1!
would the happy day was near. 25 cts.
Charleston Quddriilss: by F. Woo!cctt.
37l cents.
Dispairing Mary, beautiful Ballad com.
posed by the late distinguished vocalist.
John Wilson, 20 cents. H
Keowee Waltss, in Q Nos; by lady OF
South Carolina SO cents each.
Palmetto Regiment Quick .Step-cmbel-
lshed with correct rep, esentation of the
new Military Hall, Charleston: by Henry
7 Oates. 25 cents.
Southeraer Quick Step embellishcd with
correct representation Of Steamship
Soutlierner. by Henry T: Oates 25 cents.
Casper Guards March, Composed by n
lady of South Carolina. 25 cents.
Lucy Long Polka Stevermarkische. 25 cts.
Carnival Of Veniee Polku, very popular.
25cents aS I 80 ar,f
SfeYetmarkisehe, Fapoyite Polka. rs cents.
Also. all the New Music received by,ex-
press from the principal publishers in tho
United States.
*&*A liberal discount made to dealers,
schools and seminalies,
Egorders for these publications must
| be sent To- H
GEORGE OATES.
2s4 and 2se King St. Cat the bcnd)
Charleston.
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Energy and n Perseyerdnce Colo
mel Monroe, the Military Governor
of New Mexico, iSa Scotchman,
who entered The service Of the Uni
ted States during the war of 1912,
as al private lie has risen to his
present position by reason of.the per
forrnaree Of distinguished feats of
valor on ndanya Bloody field. 1t is
said that, at the time of his origiI. al
enlistment, he was exceedingly illit-