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.,-.,-s. - -, SATURDAY, DseemoefN
InWsrp x; COLLINS, No: IS Wall street.. NJ
sSfbTR4s re IS hy.rg9s % London
L. DRAPER, in, Boulevard, hoa,nar,r., Paris.
Tao 1srsr, q ,hesc ships win no, V for sea
ssss iii. ,ens .ri signed srsisr ne vsu' tSsroi
ASss A., Avn ,!.s, :,
pAcIrIc MAIL srrAssnir cosrAsY.-IosLl
informed that uaasr tho new ssnss, Ms
sarRasa md cssrySs the s' rasd STATE. a vii sss
iiDue = Lave pansns and sen rrsasco ne 4, and s,i
ssssrs VIII ,sssS sasspsiso s,s Bse ssst's,y
shir Company now il tae rasso. % which
~ I1r: ~ ss.h ~ 4 ,,1 ,9s's ~
; ;ss. sds6,Ss 81 tom, ,s.:
rs 50 % isiasns. - ,oas
sg,H1sssnNLR l39. on. HSIs0sS.". go tor, Tor.
..Ihe new ;,.ssiiashp COLUMBIA viii Fly between s.n
~ arrival e ~. ,ss ard from Panama suar
steamer IRON san francisco
resS q RssIis .rsn n 70 ass i
TIE well known steamship SARAH SANDS ~ 1900 .crs
surtn nov under ehsr,er to the a.
es@@ossss 70 her cabin srransomens will be kept runnns
one ..hc ,soys .i s,,p up mo corasc.ons be-
ne .srnse.ion in tho Atlantic Will 10 maintained 10 shs
eIoRoiA. =. 5000 sons CRESCENT CITY lsoo sons
22P2f rfY s s toms, .Ss: S Snn0Snnr tom:
south.
1he NV steamship, ,. III DORADO ..s yALcos .i,l
ag such periods as will insure little detsntsn ~ pos
shs on The tans, and forming with the Pacific steam
ss fhrnurh line 10 and for New Orleans aud rorts n
kesitc taornia sud Oregon. New Orleans
esn se seerrsd from Armstrong; Lsvrsson Co., sscp -
y At place.
to- has been reduced from
kieU IN state rooms % SgD.
49, in lover cabin; ~ fsp.
sA1 IN steefsge, to SltS.
Tie -stcs from New York 70 Cbssr viii be ssNe lswsss
stnYteA y Az sste steamer those porte.
frrNeire " terts srply st the once otthe Comtanyh
sai = Stuth sraet snd ~ their aaency III west streea
ENG SAN TRANtISCo DtRECT.-DEsPAICnl LINE
II tFsi vessel The new and elegant New lork built
rpfF ~ fAGiE John :. Fanan, commander, ~ rapid
" 0aAa ct pier q North River ssd having nearly
b. Crwssa ana song board will have immediate
JsspAl.A VI balance OF frrivht passage arply to
E.B, SUTTON &S3. " Waa sVSS
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MAISitlaGE.
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY.
ruv vans Am rur prMH


THE CAUSES AND THE REaEDy
MANY AND MANY wIrb ~ uUREs YEARS
l bodily suffering ard u mental angish psos.Is.sesa
srdng the welfare u h"r rhdrsn arising asa
70 sSs ME- sns the and
dfhesltie having ,ser ossn u .e mind being wsess
How important i6s, esasas ,uia % known s,sy
eonseqgense. the h.h aaa .splas.s Of eoss may y
any portion Of the one spcnt sthout ne .noy-
entitled follows Ia. been @ usans saving ths i.'A
and tie life u thousand. a. over
TWOuUN DBED iHocSASD
eoriss have been sid since the ttt caon ts1et
fbe author has been y iueed Sa,,,.. it b v,sts
Tor ali the, hold tts all may h.yo or
.SousnpSs Of letter. 81 srcomis some Of wot srs ga
nsxed ~ tho advorlsssrcn:.
THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL CoMPAX,oN,
By DR.. A. il. nAuRiSEAU,
pRoysssoR or prsr.srs
Tsrcniieta Edition. Isao. ~. "a Price, IL
TuIs WORK IS INTENDED ESPECIALLY poR vba
s sa sh should & 70 Ass par
,uaein- or lie oao in tbs decline "a years
= rs; II. "a sl s sS
mode In every complaint 70 vhen
s,Iscns son,.nca N y. AVE rro,ss s..s-
author (which he permitted - The wrse 10 rst,sli vin
'''s'" ncxLY AsD UNHAPPY WIVES
Ertrect e|a LetfeyJysr a Gsntismanin Dsyisy. y
DAyrvs, Nay l. nj.
Dr. A. NJ MtrRcsAu--hy ear Sir - Tie n2Erios We
mans Private Medical ,omr for Which sneio ess
have troubled you vita tss few lines but thst i'm
PEELED ~ 81 grstt er myself ana s.c, " ere
utterance 70 our SINGER, aua herrtcl .taotions.
ss As. ss Psy s s sr 81. ss.
months before ana daring Aaorea svefy lge9ervs
one more and more ahtated saa rrystrasi he, ppsaa
nsa h,s IN - 80 s.sn go On y s,.s
~. " y, 80 - 49,
time Inex shsu, 4. ,r ,ar H. ru.is ,rss
Zen q, a. eon.an,ns 60 nst.. rssceas ~ go %
its rcccir md r-r,. aannat cErrer 10 Sou r,et
rordcd M distrrssea ,i nj l.y Ia. ~
10 my Wife on learning that tr gret discovery a. a.
yfieh Iit,e conceived ras roritie No ps'rar, cons
seratiou can ever r.psv thc ebsa q "a uadsr 70 y,
or having been the rertit1 10 ~ as ,tsrs
tssiSn I'm, Tor tsis 49, sstlr ,.1r would save rsse5
over nv boad In All hnt ~ pr6a nv II ,vI3 bsve
lsen In her grave. and M eldr, Ian snsfasr.s.s.
&c.,, rr,r,t. nc.
CorrsItsJt asi. ussLrH
LAS1sasrEh, 20, ". = 1T
4, IN - i, e. r,.eaas 49,, $50 49,. .stt
sSrssirs. rnsrr 49, 80 4, Ns.irs s,,, -,.s
tsrs Sn,tatnrs n 80, $50. .,.l@sf ~ us.1.4 ua,n,r'.
Private Medical srtA,sn It RS ts,a wortt 4, gsAs
seo that esnsct DO sStgo wsraly whss sfsrs eftSi
extent v which have Throw y been teae I'D -ue
ncrs.i yS.rios.s fi"en -, ~ =, s ~ ~ y snrst.
svcnis u ny ie had ton married . ne Ten yssr sad
snssasSsy to u. End h & s .s. ~ i,;,: n. s,ss
ne about .Ss!s a. t,.ss,ss = s.ss y.sT ..s
barely the reeSssas ~ e FINALLY, THIS ,sors
80 srjrn,,. ~ .ss a. .et up5, NV hs.s. An sss
eapaile 10 dnre IT, phiie fst he nscesy
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On the receipt ~ the One Dollar, THE MARRIED. NO
MANS rRtNA1E MEDICAL C0MPANI0N esnt
lmsed rtc) % The United ststes AZ ieefe
must 7. post re' escelt hcss ee.tsiniss
sad salfcsaedt e DR. a. MAIRltEAU, boz lea Sev rest
cry rrhhshng On. No Is Lin.fsy srSssS Sx-rrsss-
~,iin ,ree months with perfect safety and eerssisty
for sal- AZ ~ i-osd sod ~ the Publishing ONCE -
tss.st, Street New York little Co. Albany w. De-
Rrsten. f. n Peterson ~ Chert~ut ssrses ptlsast
AA And Bsohssllsrs tlroushsut Ne UnAsse Seassa
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At this valuation, the shares twenty thousand Ia
number worth than $50 20 each but the
present market value Is thirty four dollars per share
In ess than two years this stock has advanced from
twelve to thiryfour dollars per share and the proba
of hundred per cent will be realized Il
laid that the above property will bring much than
the present valuation II l. rapidly Increasing in value
from the improve ment. already made and It will b.
some time before all the property Is disposed o. the
pony win have the benefit q the advance in pri.es.
The progress Of internal improvements IN Georgia has
been much more rapid than sgcneraly supposed Rail.
reads have been extended into the remotest corner Of
the State and the time j. not far distant when Georgia
will posses many miles Of rail in active operation
any other State in the Union a it, geographical limits
EanRo,ps ~ GroRcI..
j. Central Road. from Savannah 10 Macon, com
li-td.. .l9i miles
= oeorgia Read from Augusta to Atlanta, cum
g Macon and Western Road, ficm Macon t.
Atlanta, completed. ........,.............l0i +"
=. Western and Atlantic Rond, from Atlanta to
Cha.tnno, "a completed. ....,...........lio
), Southwestern Read. fiom Macon to Oglc.
thorpe. nearly completed. ........ ........ 81
q. Nusr'g gee Road from Columbus to Fort Val.
ley. IN Southwestern, la propress........ II
!. AilsBta and W est Point Eoad, from Atlantis
20 West Point. in prosre,s................ s.
;. Nilledgeyilie Road, from Gordon 10 MillcGge-
vile IN progress. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
2 Faiouton Road from Mill. dgevlle to Eaton
ton. in progress. Observation-Disclosures. %
10. Wilkes Road from Double Wells to Wash
ington. In progress. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL "
III. Athens Branch from Union Point to Athens.
omIicte.................... 80
- Burse Road from 10 mile station ON Central
Road 10 Augusta, in progress. 81
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DARxrMs asERl3,N NusEUM.-P. r. BAR.px.

RAKEIMFS AHFKI IN MUfFIM-F. T. BARHVX,
- fror; etor and Aangssr day and evening all TVS
week, commencing Monday, May -. Isl. No .is.un
TINS contains 20 well arranged collie .oE
this livery afternoon aud ,ping Thursday after
viii be given, tie surhabl. II ATE SECRET S-Gre-
gerry, Mr.. Kent; city, -Ni.s yun After winch. THE
IRISH DRAGOON-O'B rallaglan Mr. Collins; Matilda
Miss Flynn In tie evening tie slwass pulas sad much
admired moral d. Hletlc drama Of TIE DRCSEAkD-
Edward, Mr. Grosvehar; Bill boa Mr. HadawEy NJ
scum open from A. d. TIL l0P NJ Performance com-
at and o'clock. Admission the entire
and PERT rmaness % cents Children under 40 years I
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LfLLONS MiNsIkEl.S4 = rLALoWS MUSICAL
Hall, No IA broadway. hrt ~reh Howard and Grand
sreets Open uigLt durns week The celebrated
original and well known frsr Minstrels
efficient and versatile e"rs & talented and eKrsrenosd
pcformcrs under tba % H. ~ Fellows Nhose
eerts in this city tor the last been recesys ed with
the favor hs The elite snd ashton of this
.ropos Their consist Ruresquc Italian Opera
Scenes witty Saylfs SGos bvtts chorusses, Daleins
and Instrumental feriu and SatcH
day afternoons grand concert Ior tbs od,ton Of
ladies and families commencing At o'clock r. ". AdInis
sion. % cens Doors open at nclnck
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=
REoADwAY IHFATRE-E. A. MARSHALL. -SoLS
Lsstss q II Bsrr,tt Manager Doors open at eparsss
rae. eurtan ri,tt At quarter to Dress Circle Par
- NJ u Lewis rdsy evening. May Id. viii DC pre-
tsntd -fnustrs, Mr. Harris Merhis.opboe, Mr..
conway Adine Mos A. aerton; koaoie Abbott The
VIII with the Fairy sf
the FAIR ONE v ITS TIE GoLDES IOCKS-Kiax Zach
noso Mr. Davidgsi Count Pchroso Mr. Hind: Carp,
Hiss Lewis Queen Lncidors, Miss Olivia MoynoYsa Miss
J. G,ughenheim.
AJIBLOs-CAROIINE ROUssETs LAST Nrcrr PO-
IN sitiyeIy ~ cir srey ell in Ytya
BENEFIT or MRS JOHN SETON
Friday May II, will be given the Ballet Of
LEI POLES
In which the Pas de Folies by the four
tAle Adelaide appearing for tie 18TH time In America IN
female % stnme.)
New Waltz, by tie pleasing American daaserss, Ass Wal
dsrrRyc.
81. Peterborough entire season.
Ballet Diyertis, m.nt " the
BARBER OF SEVILLE.
Com position u III aleo de Aeres by lie. Caroline
Concluding with tie second s.tof
tATARiNA,
In which viii be danced tLr Pas de Mosques by CsE
and her thr, sisters.
Craeoven ne, by klIe Their sine who has sufsesbuyre
covered TO appear this evening.
Terminating with tie MODEL Piss de ieux Of
la NAhuLA,
by the wonderful Caroline and Adelaide.
The performances to commence with
LADIES. BEWARE,
In which Mrs. Seton viii sustain her original .ha,sate
ofGraee
No rerformaneeon Saturday Monday. Mr.. II. Plasid-.
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M ECHANlCS' hall, No a. uEUADWAY, ABOUT
ll Grand streetor.n every during the yeef 81
further notice. The original we'll known CdRlSTf y
EINsykELS comprising -iiri az snd versatile ecrps
eli talented" and "eSperirnua. performers cndcT the
management of T. r. Christ, sAa concerts In this CITY,
for succession ~ ire years soiTed viii
favor by highly rnHrectablr fashionable audieHcae
Tickets % cents noore opea 40 nast six commenced ~
eight o'clock. An III be given Ss-
turday next, MAY IL ttr the acegation Of Ladies Al
Juveniles, commencing At : r r. =. N.
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THE MARRIED WCMAN'S
PRIyArE MEDICAL oMPAx,o
bh In. - - D-hN NJ -"sp
rRovrssoR or rrsE.srs % WOMB

Trcnsicth Edition. Israo ~. "a Price, IL
TUiS WORK IS INTE> DID ESPECIALLY roR ~bo
MARRIED those eont.m Mating marriage 40 dsciescs
imp which should be KNEW 70 then par
ueularly
Here every fsrae-the wife, tbs 2ciner-tse eng either
tuddr- TIC IN the decline 81 yeAys,
in whom nature arvrtnnt ehhn5eeas 9s-
the causes syfnrtas n me most emisns
her IL subject.
Tho 70 gssops consinei - ctTa Lave proved blcss
Thousands the NhH rattle lntere received ty Ne
author (which he permitted - The wrte " r1thsl uin
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art Each work belongs to higher sphere than its pre-
decessor and the present pronounced by those entitled
to give an opinion his best effort and the finest piece OF
monumental statuary la existence
For some weeks the workmen have been employed, in
the temporary building al the lower end OF the Linden
in putting up the pedestal, with diligence
sWhose sore task
Does not divide the Sunday from the week,
And makes the night joint aborsr with the day I"
The ceremony to take place the 3lst, with all the
grandeur OF a national event Deputatlons VIII assist
from every part OF the kingdom also OF course, the court
the military the diplomatic corps, professions, trades
SC The unwilling of the old hero will be an appeal 10
Prussan patriotism and the military sentiment not only
against the revolution, but against Austria, They must
not however forget that Frederic who was a bit OF a
democrat in his way said " The common burden must
be borne BY all ruth equal shoulders" DIE gemeine''
iastea nit glsieen sehulsrn gstrdssn werden)
The figures of the statue in modern costume,
Rauch is almost the only artist who has known how 10
overcome the difficulties of this, and to throw classic
grace around coat and trousers.
The chief statue, with the horse, is II feet high the
bronze pedestal, by ITSELF IS feet and the whole monu
ment, without the granite foundation 40 feet The ped
esta is adorned with twenty statues large life, besides
four equestrian figures of the size. It forms a
splendid bronze poem upon Frederc's life AT present.
its color is bright gold but time will speedily mellow
to the mder green which artists love, because the eye
without being dazzed can rest at upon every line.
M
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tqus which assumed to BE- the dictatoys OF the demo-
cratic party The host OF sable" and 'disng uishsd"
mcn.-thc "Hampdens," the 'sClafendons the True
Refofmefs (Heayen pardon the hireng hypocrites.
who, while pretending 10 saeh extra zeal upon the sub
Ject, wore struggling with all their iale might issen
upon as rcvocably the old rotten borough system Dali
these have been crushed by the avalanche OF popular
sentiment Their miserable sophisres and selhshhess
have been scattered before the intelligence and honesty
Of the like leaves before the aulumna blasts OF
dust before the rising whiriwnd
Baltimore is redeemed-ihe State is redeemed-the PEG
pile have Justified The hopes OF the country and hence
forth their true position the source OF all power
and Office.
In the niiness OF gratitude and JOY we forgive the
poor defeated and disappointed parties who slrove so
hard to crush the Argus and lis conductors They have
found out by dear bought experience that such feat is
easier talked OF than accomplished, They have found
out that their influence not what in the pride oil
their hearts, they had supposed it. Let il be lesson
through all coming time To- aspiring deragogues and
teach them that the people too clear sighted 10 be i'm
posed upon. aud too firm TO be moulded TO the selfish pur
poses OF any clique OF any party.
The returns leave no doubt 10 the complete and
overwhelming triumph of the glorious cause
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BALTIMORE, June 90. p. m

BALTIMORE, June %. p, m
Inc returns from various parts of the State still come In
iavoraby Tor tho adoption Of the constitution, and the
majority VIII probably exceed the estimates made. Talbot
one OF the Eastern Shore Counties where considerable OPP
position was anticipated gives nearly four hundred major
iy for the new constitution. The election the various
officers under the new instrument will take place the
first Wednesday IN November of the present year-being
the fifth day OF the month. The cong sional election
will take place usual in October, until the Legislature
can alter the time correspond with the State elections
The German musical festival which will take place here
next week promises be very grand affair No less
than seven hundred vocalists will perform the Front
street theatre on Monday night assisted by powerful
orchestra. The choral effect in large building like the
theatre will doubtless prove magnificent o course all the
singers Of the male sex
VIM M Starr and w. Ii, IL. Turner have resigned their
positions directors OF the Maryland pententary'
have learned from any authentic source their reasons
for doing
Sales to-day of 800 barrels Howard street -four at ~ I'd
The market very dull Sales of white corn at o. cents
and yellow 81 Oats 3s AZ cents. Whiskey 22
IA %
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RsSo,uiions adopted.
MAILS FOR THE WEST INDIES, MEXICO, AND SOUTH
AMERICA

AMERICA.
We are authorized to General has made
by which, ae the first Of Juy, letters OF The
Indian islands Mexico, ports points In The Gulf OF Mexico
and TO places South America be
through post prepayment Of United States
postage directed point the countries above named
in Bri posou prepayment Of United States
uiA the postage added when destined port place
in the possession Of other governments
The postage, single to point not over
500 mailing Office, il 10 cents and $500
miles, 20 cents. Newspapers cents each.
British eter postage, single rate, 70 any Of the countries
named, is rs cents. Newspapers cents each
postage required be prepaid single letter
exceeding half ounce port the countries
named british possession when the distance does
500 miles $500 miles IS cents Newspaper,
cents each, without regard to distance.
The required be prepaid letter not exceeding half
ounce aforesaid ~ British posseon Is the United
states postage 10 90 cents according distance the
British postage paid by receiver OF Newspapers
prepaid each, and British postage be paid by
the
The postmas,e New York. Charleston, Orleans savan-
nah Francisco Monterey and San Diego win make mails
as absyo 10 Havana, win deliver
British be forwarded thence the several
points the Royal West India mail packets
Other receiving prepaid matter aforesaid viii mail for
Of the above named despatch Offices
An letters papers from other aforesaid place
the United states conveyed Havana des
patched through British and United States consus their
address, provided British Of - rate
letters per newspaper be prepaid the mailing office
leaving United States to be collected the office OF
delivery.
We aso understand Owen, United consul at
Havana appointed resident Havana for the Pest
Once Department int cnsc, the foregoing arrangement
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We transfer to our columns, from Mobile paper,
the correspondence between this gentleman and por-
ton of the citizens of Mobile, in which he declined
public dinner offered him mark of respect for his
character and services The letter OF this tried and
distinguished disciple OF the old school of democracy
is like all the others have from his pen
faithful to the leading policy of his party the mag
neiic needle is to the north pole
COMPLIMENT TO SENATOR KINe-The accidental pres
ence of our distinguished senator, Hon VIM. r. King,
in city, seized upon by his friends as
suitable occasion TO tender him testimonial, the form
OF dinner, OF their cordial approval of his
senator from Alabama during the late exciting session OF
Congress II is source Of regret to his friends that his
engagements of such nature as to deprive them OF
the pleasure of uniting with him around the festive
board. We publish the following invitation, with the
OF the sgners, together with the correspondence
between the committee and Senator King with pride and
pleasure:
The undersigned, citizens OF Mobile, without dislino.
ton OF party, being anxious TO testify appreciation OF
VIM. h. King. as a patriotic citizen and statesman, pro.
pose tender him public dinner, slight testimonial OF
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KoaCIusKo cAsEs-CIRcUfT CoURT-ln the case OF the
issue which have noticed, the argument for the heirs
was closed by the Hon Revey Johnson yesterday after
three O'Clock D. m In less than ten minutes the jury
turned the verdict that the will OF 1905 propounded Tor
probate BY Mr. Armstrong of New York is not the last
will OF General Koscusko BY this verdict, then, Kos
ciuskoa will OF 1906, by which he revoked all former
heirs of Koscusko take his whole estate, being within
this District, under the statute OF distribution.
This morning, at ten o'clock the chancery case was
taken up Major g. Tocbman opened II by reading
the pleadings OF the heirs OF Kosciusko At the time
when our paper goes TO press, Mr. Marbury is read
ing the peadings OF the defendants. II appears that
the object Of tins case Is TO Obtain decree
commanding the present administrator de bonus
non OF the estate of General Kesciusko, (Mr
Bomford, (Mr Jonathan N Smith, and the sureties
OF Bomford upon his administration bond OF the estate OF
Koacusko (Messs Jacob Gideon, Ulysses w ard, iona
than b. n Smith, James Carrlco, Samuel Soti, and
George C. Bomford the OF the deceased George Bonn
ford to before the auditor for the of the
estate OF Gen Koeciusko and also TO obtain an order
commanding the sure,es OF George Bom ford, deceased
administrator of Kosciuskos estate, to bring into
The sln of S43 5o4 4o with interest due from the Of
January, ls47 which George Bomford detained in his
hands a. IL proved by his account settled with the or
phsns court the 7h day OF june isf7 This prorac
ed litigation of thirty years duration, which created SO
much among the last few years, -, then,
approaching to it's close Mai. Tochman will open the
argument tomorrow morning, and will be followed by
Measrs Redln, Marbnry, Richard ). Coke, and Morht,
who will argue the case for the defendants The hon
Revedy Johnson will close for the heirs OF General Nos
ciusko and reply to all those gentlemen of course
these arguments will continue for several days.
tWoshington Telegraph Of yesterday
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one moment doubt They are neither fools nor blind
Shall we unite with them for such ends II We unite
upon any other basis than that of bsld open, and
avowed support OF the Compromise nothing is more
tain than that il will be for such ends But their leaders
strenuous and insist upon union on such terms.
none at all Shall submit Let us rather say, did
holy Paul, when his opponents would have created
schism in the early Christian church, ITO whom gave
place by sublection--no, not for an hour !"
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MoBms, May "a, 1851,

GENTLEMEN have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
OF your polite no,e informing that deputed by
large number of the citizens of Mobile without dstinc.
OF party TO invite parake of public dinner
testimonial of their personal respect and public conf
dencc.
More than thirty years ago placed by the people Of
Alabama in the councils oil the nation and with but tile
Emission, have been In their service 10 the
time During this long period questions Of the gravesr
ly arose They well calculated 10 produce diversity
OF opinion and occasionally lead highly excited
State feeling in the public mind and an fully
that many occasions my action in accordance
with the opinions entertained by OF those whom
Hence cannot bot feel highly grathed TO know
that difference OF opinion has neither impaired their
confde in uprightness state sman, diminish
ed their respect for 50 long, gentlemen, as
may continue the service of the State, shall be gov
by the prime which have heretofore controlled
actions firmly resisting the exercise by the general
men Of any powers expressly granted plainly and
paipaby necessary carry Into effect granted power,
maintain and secure the States the uumoesed and
sicted exercise of all their reserved powen-being firmly
impressed with the conviction that In other can
tree institutions be preserved and the Union per.
pefuatcd.
My visit this city being matter OF business and
arrangement requiring my early return, find myself
able accept of The very sefng invitation OF my fellow
citizens of Mobile Under other circumstances II would af
great pleasure them at the festive boa I'd
Obge me- gentlemen, by rendering to those for whom you
act my grateful Acknowledgements and accept for your.
selves the OF my high respect and most perfect
Faithfully, am your ielow-citzen,
WILLIAM X. KING.
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