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CHARLESTON 5 srEAmsnIps.

PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC STEAM
NAVIGA GATlON COMPANY'S LINE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON, S. e.
s~FfFsR steamer ALBATRoSs. Captain James
-sssslkszsz. b. Peck.
steamer OSPREY, Captain John Powe
These sea steamers are unexcelled for sea quail
ties .afety and speed, and no pains or expense j.
spared in securing comfort and convenience to pas
sengers.
The calling days are WEDNESDAY, of each
week, at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
RATES OF FARE
To Charleston. Ladies' Saloon, State Room, 500
Do Gentlemens do. do 20
To Havana, taking the Isabel at Charleston, gu
Savannah, through ticket, %
For freight or passage, apply at the company
office, No. 81, South Wharves, Lombard street
wharf
No freight received on morning OF sailing.
Agents in Charleston, John Fraser & Company,
and John III. Holmes. [July 26-d3m
THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC .........-.C Capt. West.
Inc fAClflC C.....-......., Capt. Nye.
The ARCTIC. ...............Ca Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. Capt. Comstock
The ADRlATIC ........... Capt. Grafton
- THESE ships having been built by
<Tn5EHcontract expressly for Government
rS1xSzzl service, every care has been taken in
sure strength and speed; and their accommoda-
tionstorpassengersare unequalled eleganceor
comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool,
Sl30. Exclusive state rooms, 325;
from Liverpool to New York, E35
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
ship,
Noberthcan besqcured until paidfor.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Neto York. From LiusrpoOl
Saturday, July 5th. Wednesday, July 9Th.
Saturday, IS 10th. Wednesday, Z" 23d.
Saturday, Augusta ID. "Wednesday, Aug. 9th.
Saturday, :" lsth Wednesday, 81 20th.
Saturday, @ 30th- Wednesday, Sept. 3D..
Saturday, Sept. 18th. Wednesday, a 18th.
Saturday, 90 9th. Wednesday, Oct. lst.
Saturday, October llth. Wednesday, .s 10Th.
Saturday, % 25th. Wednesday, '' 29th.
Saturday, Nov Sth. Wednesday, Nov. 18th.
Saturday, ' 22d. Wednesday, '' 26th.
Saturday, Dec. 9th. Saturday, Dec. 18th.
Saturday, 2Oth. Saturday, 50 9th.
For freight tor passage ,applyto
No SO Wallstreet, N. Y.
BROWN ,SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
L. G. ROBERTS & CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
Or L. DRAPER, ,jr.
boulevard, Montmartre Paris
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold silver bullion, specie, jeweIry, pre-
cious stones or metale, unless bills Of lading are
signed therefor and the value thereof expressed
therein. July %
FOR LIVERPOOL. - United States Mail
steamship ATLANTIC, Captain Jas. West.-This
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FOR LIVERPOOL. - United States Mail
steamship ATLANTIC, Captain JAS West.-This
steamship will depart with the United States
mails for Europe positively Wednesday, Au-
gust 9th, at IL o'clock. M, from her BERTH at the
foot of Canal street
No berth secured till paid for.
For freight or passage, having unequaled ac-
commodationsfor elegance or comfort, apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS,
SO Wall street, N. Y.
The steamship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye,
will succeed the Atlantic, and sail on Saturday,
August 10th, at IL O'Clock, Nj.
No freight will be reeeived on board after
Monday, the 9TH of August.
Aug
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Mr. IEnhsfer

BosTos, August S.--Mr. Webster left here this
morning for Franklin, N. H., cn route for Sara
toga.
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Ohio Democratic Contention

COLUMBUS, August 7-At the evening session of
the Democratic Convention, ID. Morgan nomi-
mated as candidate for Auditor, William Treviile
Secretary of State, John G. Bresin for Treasurer,
George l.. Pugh for Attorney General, George w.
Manypenny, Alexander p. Miller, and James
Steadman for the Board of Public Works.
Resolutions were reported endorsing the new
constitution, and reafirming the resolutions of the
convention 'of lS4S, which were adopted without
dissent. The convention then adjourned sine die
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NEW EDITION OF WOOD AND BACHE'S
IN UNITED STATES DISPENSATORY, per-
fected to July ], 1861.
For sale, with all other medical books by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug IL booksellers near 9th ST
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.I,nnu T,;nd YLott;ur lJolcb

ALBANY, August s.--Jenny Lind arrived here
this evening, and left Immediately for Niagara.
The trotting match at Rochester, to- day, between
Lady Suffolk and St. Lawrence, for three hundred
dollars, easily by the former.
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Eire-Ian Shot.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. S.--A two-s story house on
Hcadey street destroyed by fire yesterday.
A daughter of Felix Bourke, one of the occupants,
died from injuries received in the fire.
Francis Arnold shot yesterday at Smithfield,
(it is feared atally,) by Edward knight, who per-
which Arnold had determined to close up.
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Tennessee Election, .

NASHVILLE, August S,--Campbell, Wing, il
gaining largely for Governor. The gains in Davi
son county, 200; Sumner, 900; Maury, 81; Mont
Maury and Giles strongly Democratic. Distric
eection--Osborne, Wing, elected to the Senate
Returns indicate complete success Of the Wings.
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The ODD FELLOWS Of the city, yesterday after
noon, clothed in regalia, and accompanied by a
band of music, attended the funeral of Ira Van
Valkenburgh, late member of Liberty Lodge, OF
Philadelphia.
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y ''oe'i THO, MILLER, M. D., Presidgnt,
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PaosPEOrUs
or THE

NATIONAL MONUMENT
toeskiy Journal 10 BE- published in JVGshngton an
der tas sanction Of the Washington National DIonu-
Dsent Society.
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FRANKLIN, ALABAMA, Aug. s-Gcorge S. Hous-
ton, the Union candidate for Congress in the 9Th
district, has 692 majority David Hubbard, Sc
cessonist. TO the Legislature, Union men have
been elected from almost every county in the State.
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~ EYpoSrso, -
-S->>a1 s1z,sSS'-SSSSlPT 4 -

Jirtye Of tie Hibeas Corpus The Boston
Commonwealth Of yesterday Tuesday had a
Geographic despatch announcing that the woman
in Philadelphia has been discharged.
No Senator elected in Massachusetts yes,er-
day TUESDAY,
The n. Y. Canal Commissioners have reduced
the tolls on the Canals % per cent, So much
saved to the public by the railroads
CaiJornia.-Th California Courier says the
Legislature is divided politically, as follows:-
Senate-Whgs :, opposition II, doubtful q
House-Whigs p, opposition u, doubtful A.
Wing majority over all in joint ballot, 5.
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.7noiber Fug iire Sgrc Cose-Y Yesterday morn
ing. about o'clock, the United States Deputy
Marshals Smith and Ilalzcll, accompanied by
constable Agnew, arrested colorcd women
known BY the name Of Tanor W illiams at her
residence. corner Of Fifth street and Germantown
roli. II was alleged that her real name was
Mahala, and that She was a fugitive slaye be-
longing 10 WIN. r. Purncl, Of Worcester Co.,
Maryland. The warrant was issued by L. S.
Commissioner Edward D lngrahau. She was
brought before the officer az 10 o'clock, but, at
the suggestion Of counsel on both sides, the case
was adjourned until O'Clock IN the afternoon
About | o'clock. Messrs. w. >. Pierce and D.
p. Brown, counsel for the wonn. took ont q
writ of habeas corpus rctunabie forthwith. be-
fore Judge Kane. After some conversation. the
case was adjourned until this afternoon at 3 o.
clock, in consequence of the engagement of
counsel and absence of Witnesses We learn
That the claimant alleges h8tthe woman abscoud-
from him more than twenty-five years AGO, and
that he has not seen her since l,2y. The wo-
man Is apparently about thirty or thtdy-hve
years of age. Her husband wis also arrested
upon the allegation that he is "a fugitive slave be-
longing to some other person than the present
claimant. We have heard It SAID that husband
and vito lived on adjoining plantations. and dis
appeared no the same time. The woman has
been a member of the Methodist church for some
years. = he worst feature Of the case u.s. that she
has five children, three Of which are very young
They were Oh born in this State and we DO no
understand that they are claimed The husband
Is reported to have some property. The wom8r
seemed 10 be in great distress, and the case
whatever may be the result certainly shows how
hardly the law may operate IN some cases. i
was most heart-moyug sight 20 see her sur
rounded by her children, and the case IS one
winch must awaken every sympathy. Mr.. Brow
intimgtcd that some of the woman's witnesse
are in Chester county. They viii be examine,
today. Several colorod people were present
they conducted themselves quietly. The judge
authorised the Marshal to keep tie woman in
safe place until the hearing Of today PhRadel
phia Le@gcr Of Fridsg.
The above ease was being heard on writ @
habeas corpus, before Judge Kane. Her coun
SCI admits she is a slave. but demands her re-
lease on the ground Of tweniy-oue years exemp
ton from the law
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AS TUE SPRING RETURNS. GUARDYOUR HEALTH
~ USING
Dr. COrbdfS Shakers' Compound C.Hoen-
frofed Str,,o of SorsonorjV0

This madeleine proved to De most valuable ,he 70.
lowing dirnssess Chronic Inflammation ct ie Digestive
ugaus Dyspepsia uiees ioa, Jiuudco, Neakness and
sonrngss Of ,he Stomach, Rheumaiism and sab khruni
Functional Disorders OF tho Liver, Chronic Eupuns ofth
Liver, Chrouc Eiuuious ei the Skin aad a ScIolueus
useases. Alsu found 10 De inv1iuahe reued,
Efyspeas, md That distressing disorder the Asthma.
T. has proved highly beneficial Of Dfop.y Dyseutey
aad uiaffha,
Il viil be found by observation that macy the above
disorders aud also thsi ial disease, Phsts fum0nas or
tunsumptcn, generally "-itate scfsnu. State Of tho
System ald 60 cure such dist ihe pa
mary cause. u will ikep hc found that Diseases Of tho
Liver ocn ougiuafo with of scnt1us hllii, and
ore called LAYER tuWpaiu but 81 b. we'll established
tcl that before such liver complain he peInan, nty
cufod this srruflious ai4ihe-i' mast he removed.
That THIS Is tic effect OF tls cup, huure ot the most
competent ludgos no have tit tho Of
sanntiVu puurr bear ili= aNnuVe, diufctc
onc, greatly 4crate, aud b. prepared ioal the hest
and ueratvcs Of The vegetable kingdou,
without ihu addition 81 subl4nf Whatever.
IL perfectly safe furdrils, uud may Dc
without rcguid to weather or vefcse.
% EDWARD BRlNLEN a co, Draggi.ts, Boston,
Sole Propfiuiufs.
Nos. a 4 south sdc r4Hegil II 4lL
Also f'r sale by their appointed Agents,
foT safe by kedhcld & Grauui-, and by X Culiins,
Montpelier; feath Walker, Baiiei 4. r.. G.. French,
fiauirid Thurhet a. iowies, Washington; Dickinson aud
Pcasee, Cheseai also ll agent goaeras.
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The Vermont Patriot Imagnes, or processes to
knOlo that 1t will be a wise move for the demo-
cratic party to drop ali old and rickety, worm
eaten platforms, and erect spandy dandy new
one, big enough to hold all the democrats in Gre
alton, and one that shall be so constructed as TO
change with the times and be suitable for all oc-
casions. Old things, such the Buffalo Plat.
form, &c, are done away with, and old party
lines, if they ever ioere plain, have now become
so completely rubbed out and chalked over with
charcoal that it is impossible to find them he
sides old democrats have become imbecile and
new ones have been born to command All
Falls Gazette.
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a .Ntp Lcnruag..--One Of the Sierrs Leone
agents Of the Church Mission S>>S. of London
has discovered written language existing in
the interior Of West Africa, the sdehabet of
which consists of about one hund1hl letters
each representing syllable.
Orercome Era ,cith Good-Tn the autumn of
1913 the French Protestant Foreign Missionary
Society sent an appeal 10 the churches in this
country for their missions in South Africa, which
were suffering for want Of funds Copies of the
appeal reached the Sandwich Islands when the
French made their ruthless assault apon Honolu-
Ia. The results Of this appeal have been as fol-
lows: From the United States. S37l from ma
tive churches at the Sandwich Islands, Sl57 81.
Ragged-.Scloois.- London and suburbs
there are 95 Of these schools. attended by more
than 10000 children, taught by nearly ll0O
unpaid teachers. The majority Of them are OPP
en- during the week as well as on Sunday, where
vagrani children are fed and partly clothed. and
taught either in the day or evening. Connected
with them are industrial classes" in which
young men are instructed in the trades during
the evening.
"A Significant Fact In 1919 thirty thousand
persons were arraigned IN England for crimin-
al offences, nearly nine-tent.s of whom were H.
lteratc a tenth only could reaA and write and
but E ont Of the 10000, had received an cdu-
cation Of the higher kind.
BE CiuE, Boyv.-A gentleman travelling in a
hot summers day requested boy to draw a
bucket of water for his horse, or i was ificult
for him 10 dismount The lad promptly seized
the bucket and soon brought a supply of water.
The traveller was pleased with the cheerful ten
per and courteous manner Of the youth. and
inquired his name Some time after having &C.
cason for clerk, he sent for him. gave him a
profitable aud responsible place, from which he
rose to the chief magistracy Of one Of our CT
ties.
Ba'anm's S,cord-A Frcnchman. who was
exhibiting some sacred relics and other curiosi
ties, produced among other things. sword
which he assured his visitors was De sword dat
BAHAMA had when be would Xii dc ass" A spec
tator remarked that Balnam had 10 sword, but
only wished for one. Yer well, Dis is de one
he wished for p
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DcntI)s.

W. -. johu-buy Febmary 4, Mr. Whinpie a. Wet ssn
Of MI Deni1mn Wesi. aged "a years Mr. West bad been
for SIEVE M yeus iu The e. $. Army Ger. Tay.
Tor palo Alto md Rcsnca DO ~ Pania, severe en-
OF he 9Th aud oh OF Nav serving dneoon
aud received three wounds the 9ha nusket boil pas
sing throush bis nnes. besides lance euuud-sna
was not un The cNlraiipn of that De #
these woud lie returned homc la- mii iecbc and
lef0g from disrasc, which hnalig proved fatal.
IN bradford, January 81, d.. Loakart Vrgh aged %
yoafs and three months.
Al Ncwbur, Jaooiry 70, Mc rodey Walker, aged "a
years.
In Cifriuia, March 9th, 1850 Mr. Ianes NJ iiarer son
OF Esha Hres, .q Of HanfN, VI. aged abon 30 years
Ia plnnneli 20 or. 3.t, susan Auru-, dang httr Il
John T. aud SuaIn =. iaf. au.d ytaf- ani matils
At Darby Ldnc, Dc. aih Widow Rniscca Ilslyn, fcrt
of tho lao noot a Josyn of Natsieil nsor 20 ,saf
A. Theugt, n nsiant OF consumption, Emerson ste-
vans, aged i..
a 1hetiord, g. iu'sn Of marnsni cancel Ne. Mary
wife ni M,. Saint Steecis, s-cI 45.
90 san Faneis& Der. .,h, A.al Rice %, of vermont,
Gysaufcty.
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Cambridge Cattle Market, Feb. ).

KePoFIedi Tor the b0ston DAILY Adveiiisoi.
Al Market s7s Cathe, about 45o Besves, l2 Stores
eonsstinsof Working Oxen Cows aud Calves, aud Thee
Years Old, and Noainas.
Pr,ees.-Maiket neet-Erua sf2s per ewt. lstquality
1919, 2oe quality s5 IS Sd quahty "a 50 ordinary L.
lidss, $500, per cwt. Talo~, 6 50.
Stores Working Oxen sos, 30 a rs.
Cows aud Calves, $50, -, 40 aBd Is.
ieaTiags,-7, l0& IA.
Two yeafs old Sls, 10 and 25.
Thee years old, SIS p aad &C.
sheep and Lambs, 2s67 a Market.
rniess-ENifa, 81, 5. aida BY lot Sl50, 225, SAL a
swine-RetLIl5s c.
Remaiks-ihs market has slightly improved. E.s cut
ne are bfisk aud the prices Of all the qualities have
upward tendency.
50 the ftchburs Railroad 25 the
Boston add Lowell Railroad loaded with cattle and
horses swine and iowls.
Number from each state.
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1flarkcts.
nrighton nInrkel. Fem. o.

Reported tor the Bostan Daily Advertiser
Al Market go Cattle, $500 Sheep, aud $50 Swine.
iRrEs. Reel CAte-1he prices OF Inst week we're well
sustained We quote Eslra s. 50 Act quality $50
Q seeond ) 50i ihird Si50, q IS.
Working ONcn,-Saas al -, IS 40
Cows snd Caives-saies "a, 20, 81 aud 81
4 So 5,T5
s~ine-small pigs 10 reddl, sil-4 for sows. S a S
- Tor hafows- Large hogs from ~ 4. Al retail
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4flarriaoes.

IN Newbury January 30, James ID. WHITE ofIinverhiIi
Mass and H. Ann daughter Of Hon. A. %. W Tonney Of
Newtwy.
10 Barton, January J. NJ Jesse Ansei, OF sutton. and
Miss hmclit Nctclir ct Gnvuf.
Ia batton, Jan e, MI John e. naswcll sud Mss saman
tha G. Tfua.
10 Banon, Dec 90, Nj Joseph Evans and Miss Ilannah
Smith.
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TERMs ~ sunsoRrII0N roR ONn NE.

Tho Atlas viii not be sent unless tho money
The order, and 40 subscription. will be discontinued al the
eApiaon o ihe torn 1f which the money has pnid
uness renewed by another pay neui.
W To Po.tmlstcrs, Newspaper Agents md Clubs the
above teens ohci liberal inducements obtain su.cfbsrs
. 4 .n-.- md !. -nl..L !. 1911. A---..--.-..-.
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vacated his seat, and the certificate was receiv-

Thought the Senate ought to dispose of the ques-
ton of the right Of sitting member to retain
his seat. He argued mainly in accordance with
the report of the Judiciary Committee, except on
that point where they speak of implied accept
unces, as following the presentation of creden- |
tails even without the assent Of the person cleo |
ted With this he did not agree. He moved /
that the report of the Judiciary Committee on
this subject be taken up.
Mr. Butler said 1t was the duty Of the State |
Legislature under the Constitution, to fill the va
cancy lie was Of opinion that it not filed |
until the member elect present his credentials, or
the Senate is officially informed Of his election
Ordinarily. a Senator, when elected, comes in /
person and presents his credentials by some SEN |
ator TO the Senate. This act was direct accep |
lance of Office. When such credentials were
sent on by State Governor then the Governor
must be supposed to act in place of the Senator
elect, and the presentation to the Senate impl es
an acceptance, which implication is easily refut-
cd No Governor should ever send on the Gre
dcntius of a Senator. when such Senator elect |
has not accepted Office. The credentials, IN this
case, were sent 10 the sitting member to be pre-
scented or not as he pleased, 10 the Senate The
sitting member was IN an embarrassing position,
mud he thought had acted correctly. lie thought
that the fact ofthe credentials being sent on and
read in the Senate, was pj1Hla fac'e evidence of
acceptance by the ncmbor elect and unless that
was rcbuued the vacancy was filed hg the Mas
sachusetts Legislature, and the sitting member
was no longer entitled to a seat.
John Davis thought the Senate should have
some more certain rule than the report of Com
mttee, and without any consultation with ms
colleague. offered resolution 20 the effect that
MIR Winthrop was entitled to hold his seat ull his
successor appeared with his commission 10 super
sodo him.
Mr. Rhett commended that Senator appointed
by the Governor Of "A State has no right To act
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PURELY MUTUAL.
The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, VI.
Life Insurauco - the poor mun's wealth and good In
yosiinent fof the capitalist"
OFFICERS,
DOcr. JULIUS y. DEWEY. President,


nos. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
nfRECTORs.--jnlu- Dewey Daniel Baiaeiu paul
niiinl hiu Iinn T.. Acj6.ld, julius Cantefrr Edmund
Weston Home ~ Iieatnu lose. o. D,nfouh, IT, Abei L.
Calm, ,hn A. Page, Geofgg ". Cailamef oun smith,
R0ARp OF FINANCE -Iioaer ". Iieaioa Albert l.
Catln, Jnhn A. Pogo.
MEDIA EXAMlNER --Oitin Smith, N. n
CONSULTING tIAN.-Ifrdefick ". Adams,
VI -.
sECRETARY.- James r. Thurstoa.
LIFE INSURANCE.
" Il is institution contemplating uunixed sond to
kind.n
We the attention Of tho Public the principles Of
tho National Life Insurance Company.
Tho Charter i. liberal nod particularly adapted The
n "a no uay desire ~ en5rsce such asfiutou.
IL should be elbfacri--
lat, 81 Husbands and Fuihcr-, make provision after
death, for thul widows aud children.
81 ny The .uuag Pfese for themselves % nhun age
Sd BY crcdois to insure tho less which The dea'n OF HE
debtor might occafon
~ ,e onabis he representatives, Ia
efht- dcaih, 20 repay the loan.
9Th. Those who q fem their dails labor,
yearly Income should Invest ID % this Savings BanS that
may e be oni OF accident, and that The widow
and child may receive " their own WIN usufy.n II
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WAsHISGTos, Feb. 5.

WAsHISGTos, Feb. 5.
Another effort for modification of the Tariff
will be made in the House, when the General
Appraisers bill from the Senate Is taken up, and
with stronger chances of success.
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THE Banner QuEsrov. The signs at Al
bauy bode no good TO Northern Newly York.
She must arouse in her strength and make this
question one of life or DEATH as it were, and press
on. No Considerations of party or sect should
prevent the united and determined action of our
people. We would put the question in such
shape that it would decide the balance of power
in the State, and then we may secure Justice
OgdeRsburgh Republican,.
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f1iode Island seaator.-The Providence Jour
pal says 50 We are informed by gentleman of
unimpeachable veracty, that he has seen the let
ter to which We referred, and in which Gen
James pledges himself, IN case of his election to
the Senate, to support the principles oflhe Wing
party"
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FAIR WARNINGl

Ill indohted To the late firm OF Il. =. WALTON
~ SONS are hereby nuhed that their accounts Will be
anded lawyer Tor collection LIST The balances
ascerainod Those who pay aad haze ons neg
ecled to pay, must be made 10 pay.
Ian
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TRAYED fem she enclosure OF the subscriber in More
- TOW On or about tho l9ih Ut November list, rhesnu
coloro Horse colt, ,ehr old ias gfass Any orr
giving information where be may be found shall be gcncr
ously rewarded.
b. +. MEAD.
Aforetovn Dec. 9Th 1880 10