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atenua,ed likeness corpse process besides
writer that Thomas Jefferson once with great difficulty saved
@ s s, whs s. .'%s s.s t. s. M A. O. ns s s
proper caution that besides the hs would be
@ Would Be ps s NV work @
oc, 30 vapor Bathing Rooms, Capitol
UooD's Ornamental Iron Works, Ridge Road, Phil
ana o ,a
spiral and straight on improved plans also iron ratings and veran
A anS Of as s g mn, Of n.
'y oes ssa5s.siss s@sa$ ROBERT woop philadelphia.
Just received BY The subscribers seven sets beautiful ,spe.
earpednss, which are ready fo exhibition and sale
they purchased low, dispose accordingly
drugsets. CLAGETT DoDsoN,
Dealers In all kinds OF furniture dry goods,
Nov9-ahfeod Penn.ylvania one door east Of 9th
u 10 pieces bright colored French mernoc.
50 pieces French menoe- all colos qualities, and prices
a' piece. ass ,,s Lyoosss Iy cloths ss very cheap
lines in w,rd our stock Of black goods complete
Opeces ladies habit cloth, coors, (now coats
piece. eoan1ymad white aannel. very wide and thick
pieces real Welsh flannel a, 50 cents yard, worth rs
e pairs medium and fine blankets, great bargain.
,0 os pair. e,is and cradle Is blankets
200 pieces neat mousscues y cents yard son finish
and ee~ps,e stock Of al ki.a o. domestic goods.
AND 'A PsSRRT = saofaga 9n N an
Nov 2-eosuf Opposite Centre Market,
MRs. ANN II. CLARK viii open very Large AS
o. French r%n. on Saturday. The s
esp., feathers, flowers, sc fa.honabe millinery aoon
Bridge street iree doors ofihe Post Once, Georsown
Nov 4-A.
CHAMPAGSE WINES. BRANDY, LIQUORS, &C.
Just received large supply Of Champagne wines direct import
Q5 baskets and perfect odor, high grades
and seecied brands for this market
,,eidssek,s Boxers yerzsnsy
Also, few balfpipes of old superior pure brandie.
oard. Henne.seys, old London book, Louis Msrel
aud A, segnette brandies.
WINES
Madeira, pale brown shenies
od Jamaica mm, Holland gin, sparkling Hook
Care, 81 Julian, Marshno and Cuaeoa and annseed
English pickles, brown stout, and English s'e. sc
For sale by GEO. THos. PARKER CO.,
Novs-snwim Opposite Browns Hotel
nENTrsTRY-Dr casadavsn Paris surgeon dentist has
removed 70 The new room. over Psscos fancy ,,or on renn
perform vii operations in dental surgery New York prices and
his woks 10 be equal to thai Of the best dentists
Nov 4-ecdsm t-sfs. t Uff ae..
~ Subscribers respectfully invite the atisnon Of the ladies
10, eloaks and anla-, i. received from the importers
Elegantly embroidered Lyons vel.e, cloats
Plain trimmed DO do
Embroidered cloth do
Plain trimmed cloth do
The above goods win be !, New York prices. II .
Nov 4-euf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
FURNISHED Rent.--A welI-furnshed house in
eadsbys Row win be rented upon application e ,,
Noys-a Auetiopeer and Commission Merchant
NOTES Carpenters Human Physiology, by Louis
IN Mackal, N. D. Pamphlet. 50 cents. 81, 81 n gLT.
Account Of he Reasoaias Process by Lc.is Mass D.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. will he received by the mn
y derrgned 2 day OF November l2 O'clock for
Ang south of the Presidents
House.
made for doing the work by the cubic
be bank before nng The
distance Of haul from the bank the place ofdepose about
yards # a.
The OF earth complete the contemplated inn
provement estimated 600 cubic yards but should
required bind himself deliver
FIRST The wboe
be completed BY the Is day OF April neat
II ~T7'I9 E,50 1IE wM. ID. BRACKENRfDGE,
Agent for the Improvement Of the public grounds
3-2awr22Noy
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n OWEN q son, Merchant TsiIcrs, beg leave 10 Tn
~ om Their friends public generally they
eyed their fall and winter soc comprising well selected
men superior cloths with fu variety Of choice
cmsres venes, ae sc, and would respectfully solicit eai
Oct97-Hawaw E
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no THE LADIEs--Wc very happy TO inform ladies
that the building below Of tn about
being completed and rid of
Der and rubbish which has been nuisance a
for the last three four MONTHS and all cheap
good goods will find greatly their advantage call be
fore making their purchases We have hnna Think
OF the best retail goods
general stock OF housekeeping and dre goods
ocr goods description the lowest prices Our ssck cf
dress goods comprises everything that and de~aee and We
have hesitation thai styles Of printed
picaed In price by house the District We
high Rhincs
Gus widths and qualities which wiz offer cheap for the
punctua mszarine blue Pou de and
fact almost all the desirable colors Of plain silks Ia
We have lavender cherry
color piece Of pumpkin color Po de Sole for
dresses and vests. U.N-
tweed- cassne and cheap cloths suitable for boys
splendid stock OF descriptions which will Of
fer Mt very low prices 4f|Ne Ind
We respectfully solicit good goods
promise deal fairly with ALI who with their
tom. Nf
Oct @--TuTn&sa2wif WIN. sHUsTER = 90. q
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our nends and residing In the above named States
fall supplies of dry goods OF US
sua favorable the approaching season.
We purchased the northern and eastern markets. very
additions made OF all that desirable
znd novel in the way Of dry goods,
goods OF all classes Styles and prices constantly
on
Ladies' kinds from the paines fabrics the finest
kinds In vogue, In endless variety.
good. Of the finest and medium qualities with all
their line low prices
Misses wsuwe particular attention 70 oil classes
mis- end chldrens .ft n. ...# .U9 ##...
Youths have styles selected necessary for The
purpose, with eye styles, fabrics and prices.
hand article OF dry goods
apparel Of the best hbc known 10 the trade, and at
extremely low prces.
wear every kind style, and price, Of the best brands
outdoor servants In word deal In
every usually found well ordered dry goods establish
We desire TO trade. 4.
An sales at osr ssablshment be FOR approved
dates.
tood articles. prices relied all
cases. H8 FERRY n bholhhs, =
Opposite Centre Market, Warrington, ID. o.
Aug 3l-n
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Collectors Once, City Hall
October 4, is52.
NOTICE TO XPAYERs.Notce Is hereby given that de-
ducion allowed by law on the taxes o ihe
year. paid during the present month :,
Oct 7-eotNovM ~ =. hOohh, Nohec'o1
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THE Government Blue-Book or. Ofzicial Register
posmssten, and public officers the Of the
United saes locations Price 3d. postage
prepa % few copies Of the last edition for sale by
/" -l-#' tNL EE@ EE " TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov IL booksellers, Washington.
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A LII GRADES-We offer really bargains In a.3H 81
II WEIGH white fannels
superfine-ati extremely low prices
IS table diapers damaks, grades, styles,
widths Ahf
IS pieces linen sheetngs, all widths and qualities IA
80 pieces pliow-csse linens, assorted qualities I'll a.
pieces Irish linens, cheap, and many extra nne for
bosoms m
100 pieces and dozens towelings all prices
Purchasers finding sl nena
full and comples stock Of all kinds Of all linen fsbcs c<
Ter Others.
90 pieces very cheap and glossy black silks tl
heaced shirtng nll good bvAnds
qualify Of all the linens
= A +.
90 pieces fine for childrens - t
Many styles Of goods for youths and misses
With supply article usually found
ordered dry goods house. #5x#5 fH tr
Terms unless tho contrary.
prices, fair dealing he relied
cas PERRY BROTHER.
Nov o-eostf Opposite Centre Market
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Anew TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPETINGs.-
OF the subscribers an additional sup
ply goods all OF which will be found desirable and
cheap beyond precedent. -,
uondoor in various staples all OF which w be
found to be ndesrucuble 10 wet or dampneSs sud NsV reason
able.
supply OF cotton sheets In superior
quality less than sheenr cotton can
be bought without tho ofhemming
additional ofhesvy Flemish tsbe and o nehs
further reduction OF prices since OUT n' an
nouncement Cbh6hII = DousoNs
5-3teof
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MIXED Lot rt III 8gs 81
nj 10 genemcns silk mdershirs. at 81 50 each, well
cartons renemcns black and fsncycoored sit cravss
10 bundles genuemcns wooden underrhuts WIN
umbrellas, half hose, gloves, &c NFnfT
10 bores iadics' merno vests all grades 4f >#HI#
lspieces tosey fannels all colors .4#
40 pieces Highland piaids for childrcnr wear "
40 dozen ladies' Kid gloves all coors best guam" - ce" p
= 4
8 dozen Anendalc quilts, very cheap aen
boxes chidrens #
dozen very handsome Bay hawis, patterns
the lot
With many other new goods arriving daily. eL u. 80
.,le. must
uer "a sbo,, da,es IL observed and all
ariclea sod arc warranted prove represented
oo .,.,as low prices dealing relied in all
...a~ ' "'"e'S-' - PERRY A. bRoTHER rs
Nov eossf Opposite Centre Market
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IL Just received by subscribers beautiful
carpetings which ready for exhibition and sale.
These entirely and designs
purchased will dispose accordingly.
Also in store, supply Of owpriced noor ooiob-
dugRets CLAGETT b DODsDN,
Dealers In all kinds OF furniture dry goods,
Nov 2-3deod Pennsylvauia door east St
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lUOOD'S Orname ntsl Iron Works, Ridge Road, Phil
adeiphaIron statuary-ons, sreybouDds, Newfoundland
dogs fountains OF beautiful designs and various stairs
spiral straight also ratings
das, comprising upwards Of 400 designs.
Designs and specifications will bo sent Of the Union
BY addressing . :. ..r.... Il.
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MADAM BLAHE's Dancing and Walking Acsdsny
~ apollo HalMadam plske has honor OF announcing
@ patrons snd the public thai VIII
commence the nd Of November, ss2 Madam ". has pro
cd through her New York all the fashionable danceso
~ coming Days c tuition in Washington, Tuerdaysa an
sanrdays from half til Evening class
% gentlemen halfpast O'Clock. For the Hall
Vet ln-eodtf
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TvaEDtsOLD ON Carpentry and BuiIdngy on the Com
Roofs Bridges Strength and
Stress OF Tmber & Ae &C. Complete in one large quao vol
ume large and small engavings Price, well
bound $l Is. llH E1lAE.el t. AZ Estl 1g t as
svaey practical works. English American Car
penty Building Construction, Masonry Rural and City Archec
afe Bridge building Moas and Clements, 1he !.
Nov D - FRANCK TAYLOR
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NEw BOOKs.-~Tbe Mystery Solved Trsands mssries-
IN and Cure; by the Rev Edward Marcus pm
NJ D., missionary othe Irish Presbyterian church ~ cents
jamie Gordon or, the Orphan. Illustrated. - 5cents !
Shades cf Character Tho Infant Pilgrim by Anne Wsodrohs
vols. ~ so. e#ftl rt
Near Home of Europe Described, with Anee
dotes snd usaous by the author Of "Pesp OF Day.
Nc. 10
or Australia Described by the author Of Cline
upon Line No. rs
Holiday Houses sres Of Talcs, illustrated by Miss Caharn'
Sinclair IS cents.
BY H. siroufnoy Illustrated. Is cents
The Lest Senses by Dr. kuo. rs
Living Desd-a Series Of Home Truths; by Rev J. g. Rye
rs
For sale by GRAY a sBALLANTvNE, I'll
- Seventh street, two doors above odd Fellows Hall.
AND Warrants wansedThe highest market prices paid
Ii fos warrants. HAMILTON a. PANT,
oct o4--dam Once opposite Treasury Building
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lINDERsUrttTs and Drawers, of siik, Cashmere
merno anhswool and cottoni also, superior article o
Aona fu highly recommended inyslds fnu assortment
CHAs. II. LANES
Hat Can and Geniemans Furnishing Establishment,
- Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
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THE Lost ssnses-Deafness and Bnndnessg by DIR.
kuo .
This OF great interest from Of the most leaned
revealing the mysteries OF the
which those live who have been deprived OF me sense OF
than thirty
Dr. Kiuo activity scholar, In Of
which living be sub
himself and his discriminating remarks
Of blind, smes Mitchell, Lsnrs Brdsemsn,
profound thought the Interesting
in the OF their mental training
tChrisfian Obserer.
D.frv Brsts Series vols
~ mo. o. t..ys sr
Vol. j. AntediluvsBs and Pntrarohs.
a. Moses and the Judges
}. Samuel, saul, and David.
4. solomon the kines
Evening seriesy 4 vols. ~ mo. ~.
Vel. !, Job and the Posical Books,
y isaiah and the Prophets.
.. The Lie and Death of our Lord
.E# 4. The Apostles and The Bsriy Church. T"
For sale at NJ GRAY BAILASTYNE's Rookstsre,
Sep lit 9Th street., two doors above oad fsho"s ha'
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The above goods importation, win be found
to be heretofore offered for sale city, We
will sell them at New York prices.
Nov 4-6tf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, s. co.
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TUE National Msasyire November is now ready.
Cuientsi Bryant, (porn A Powerful Mcreseope Life and
Times Johnson nice Hissory Of The Aichemss
mnsrEar,t Fuller ossole oborsphy wesseri The Good
ori Odyle Ghost, Training 81 Bishop Latin Hymns The
rtoee" Of Sculpture, Ac., &c, he. @
fnce, g year, or le cents PER numhsr -
For sale by the sgepts. f'H. GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
OctM #H.. .5s5et stre
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DIED,

At Flushing. On the 18Th Jan ELVIA BOVINE, AGED
% leSrs.
The relstves AMI friends Of she anls respectfully
invRed 90 attend he fUIsIa ifon vac frsdencs Of her
sepkew, hscers b Parsons al Flushing, o-nogEo~ At
II o'clock
On Monday. the 18th INST. OF oorsunp;.on Miss LUCY
JANE HAMMER. aged Is ycass.
Inc frends and II he FAMILY invited Il at
tenc the funeral tins afternoon A. ocoC nom her LATE
residence No. % kutesis at, whe2Ce her remains will be
taken &c Greenwood tVr il-tTnCat.
At Jsrsey Cty. the lsta Jan .oi scarlet f,ver Ed
WAND HOLMES. son VI Sanuelti snt k-i-aQe.G har,s-
hsTpe, cf Shrewsbury. \. J., AseG years
Jan l9, ~ kSstcK. Penn agtd - vsaIs ~ lIAREIH
C, wii, Of Rev O 5 N john, formerly u Eli tosthpor
M.
On the iUa inst OF small DIX. SARAH FRANCES
[agea q months an0 desl daughter Of Carries A and
Barbara Irnxud
The trends q the family The members of Trs2esnsns
lodee Ne sl& .. 81 o y Of halcSoS5ocSs r6at No
IS l. q Of r. aud Of Mtrchs0ts pNiS Sons q rsap
alee, No lSS. tespec lay lsyRed attend the
neral fOm lfS NJ yrils Goor ir4n IL @s3al BOsA
Ign. 1T ccecN. 4 III thus CAV.
Al RutLo,sJsn 3, HENRY GRIFFIS. former. = . Car
lyle, SchoEAfse co aged - ears
At Auburn, Jan !, CHARLES T. hUZZl. age "a.
At Paramount. N. Y. Jan. II. SYN ESfHR BARTON,
one NJ the printers OF TIE Sgrccts, J0.ree aged IS
At Rostoa. Mss, Jan. n, SAMUEL BENTLEY,
brother of hey. Or h OF Saleia. assd =.
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Tnnfc. Of u. 7Iorning.

The SENATE did nothing Of Importance.
PRAYER. petitions. discussion as 20 Ehat
should be debated, which wsstes the time
and excluded debate, Ike the lean kline
eating the fat ones. Adjournment and
dinner. Ire lWr od astrc
In the HOUSE,. q mem rial from T. "A.
Collins, Of the Collins line, requesting
higher remuneration for carrying the Mails.
An enlargement in his share Of that ser
vice was presented and referred.
Mr.. Bernhisoi complained that the copy
Of the charge made against the Mormons
presented to him was not the same as that
furnished to the House and published in
the papers.
A brief discussion on the Bounty Land
law followed, which, with short discus
sion on some improper mode Of presenting
estimates, closed the weighty business Of
the body.
The STATE Legislature did some formal
business. What it did, but not all 1t SAID,
viii be found under the proper head.
A letter from Turkey on the Sixth Page
also one from Canada, also the interesting
proceedings of the Hungariauo' reception At
Washington. and the proceedings Of labor
festival at Bridgeport Conn. See report
II IS important and valuable.
The Forrest divorce case yet afronts the
public sense. We promise neither interest
Tor utility to any one who reads the report,
bat let those read who VIII.
The Massachusetts, Legislature have
elected eight CoaluonI.t members 70 the
Governors Council
Kossuths reception at Harrisburg yes
terday was gratifying and interesting, up to
certain point, when confusion, shouting,
josting and every phase and variety OF
rowdyrm distinguished or disgraced the
scene OF welcome. The ladies and the
rowdies arc the parties blamed
The reception was begun and ended under
the protection Of armed soldiers.
The notorious Mr. Barker who was again
candidate for the Mayoralty of Plttsburg,
received only 79j votes See Telegraph
The steamer George Washington ex-
plodcd on the Mississippi.
We report by Telegraph the death of the
mother Of Mr.. Polk, late President
Arrival from California, one day later,
but no uews-nothing Californian tragic,
comic, auriferous or cory.
Law news, accidents, burning and deaths
in the City, make up cur selections under
the City head.
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GOVERNOR or NIRGINIA's MEssAGe.-On
Monday the Governors Message was read 10 the
General Assembly. r. sludes al great length 70 the
rev Constitution. Is recommends that the Assem-
bly, should direct rs attention TO the sgate Of Agri-
culture and devise means fer promoting and aiding
that interest. 10 aludss to the state Debt, and
states he deficiency in the revenue Of this year At
S5lss Sill II recommends Internal Improvement 10
the immediate consideration Of the Assembly and
then points oct in minute detail the several roads
and canals which il recommends the construction
Of at whatever cost, and concludes with opinion
condemning the Compromise as unjust, oai at the
same time suggesting tina, Virginia should preserve
her altitude with lsl.ttle agitation possible
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DougIas ON Democracy,

Cur esteemed friend the Little Giant
has been making a Speech on Democracy
AID things il general at the Sth Of January
celebration in Washington, which we find
very carefully reported in The Union.-
We do not find 1t quite 50 easy to UNDER
stand some Of It's points as the B'hoys
who listened to It's delivery did to admire
and cheerit We are probably not so much
enthusod' as they were, either spiritually
or spinuously, though we ike the Giant,
and like to give him lift when we can IS
well as not. We make out very clearly
from his Speech that he is ardently favora-
bic to Progress especially to Demo-
cratic Progress, and that he considers his
party the only one that ever did or ever can
90 any thing Cor The Country. All this is very
natural. The Giant cannot cav too much
ior the party, IN view Of what the party has
done for him, even II II should quit here.
We see clearly also that he is in favor of
anneXiug' Che doubtless meant re-anneXing)
all that remains unswallOwed of this CONT
neut, Including the West Indies, especially
ubs. We have no difficulty in making out
the name of the gentleman who the Giant
thinks ought to be chosen cur next Presi-
dent. We see also that he considers 1t verv
Democratic and Patriotic 10 fit our and take
par; III Expeditions intended to conquer and
annex slayeholding countries to our Union,
and thus increase the power of Slavery
under the pretense of extending the area
Of Freedom. So far, all is clear enough,
because there is no doubt rs to what sort of
iogic and OF views are consistent with the
Giants interests and prospects. But when
he reaches the question of Intervention in
behalf Of Non-lnteryention. our friend
seems to exclaim--
i see before NE divided duty
The West being ssrais ht.out for Liberty
and Humanity, while the South leans 10
Conservatism and Cotton, and the Giant
cannot afford to ALLEVIATE the Yves, and rather
breads to rutle the South, after having doae
and suffered I'm conscience) SO much to
secure lis farOs-so he Oracularly pro-
CLAIMS
thi' . Is time TIA, america had foreign pol
ici-,appl@use ara eFiss Of Good 20 Good "a
foreign poEcy ptedlcatsd upNn true in.erp.eta Ua
Of the laws Of nauons-a foreign policy IN accord.
ance With The Spg,t Of the ace--Igr Il applause
00i not such foreign policy IS we have seen 81.
tempted 20 bS En- orceG u This country wl!hlntse as,
.hfee years .Cses c. Good Good = Ne
have been tod. ard yol are told ererv dav. t..f
neutrality Is INT true American policy ald TIA, plea
his been TIE excuse for the ac.s winch have Seen
Performed by the existing Administration IN cor
re1on Win ihe. uaAn question. ,GIeat applause -
under cover of which cur friend slipped
oil into fierce deruncia;i'n CT Fillmore aud
aao-FibusteTism, leaving Kossath, Hun
gary, NOn.lnserveution and the crushed
Masses OF Europe. in the vocatiye. Alas
for the needy and oppressed, If they had
only the favor Of political asgiraa.s to hello
them
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rr7rrsrYTLTIYEI 3

r--r--p ~ g Ffn't Z fl' WHAT rs.
" H.Er uressDtec ne meaonsl o. = 80
1us and ns sssccia.es' !" 80. ,,-',se1 hi n.
tre tlsruc Ma, "a. ne a. ~ ,r,e, '-,,,
go n ...r,-., a.ror iaffCfcf Iti'ii'i IT'D .''D
nlt.ee % Naval Auefe tn, trt,h r,se Cd 4
rr Etr.fusEL, Gelegtf NOON 80, -,.-. III
.....,.-, ~ r-fs,'eae He eusf .h'i ,-' .e' 49,,
t-t -, -onr-rric aied 90 the h'u'' w 80
$500 of tie United states, con .,.'.'A '.
-ort ~ re returned officer, f'' ~ -, Z, D..
f,h ~ ~, t.e sane As the' copy iii4'i'He- D..
--en The Department o. S'tie ~ '..."i -.
,....s = ne eopes-auce ofthe oH'i 81 pilA'e-l0
ooft ~ eNas az tht pu0lcsH'n VI 49, so.b
-. GAYS before 10 TIE Ne'- ie'A H', t- "a g.
.,.t,rt a,r Inherent from the fepN' ,Nii 80
- - =. -, the,eof from tne : sie DrpNtNrn ,
.t,,,sh t.srirs me sane name ne pfo.t''o' ".,..'
tte cf.rte Or alteration ~ au oac.h 'oP -.
fre such serious c1arges against &c ". 80, $50,
-, -..,r., AZ The Territory when ne N'u &c 80
=, ,,nr.stnt AID without saying more a. 'iis LUZ
10 rre,e. thsf the cory of .ne tpf. NA'o' "4 a
ui.hed hm lJ the state Department. gs JIM. e 90
hsc rot carefully compared ant a. nc 4ep,. -; -
knew no; which 20 Icly or ~ au'ilrh - IN -. ~
,csnt II De- the one on hle az the Department VI
st.te aut flu !shed Inn by that Depau"eh. -.
mould noli his 20 Re the true copy OF the lle ~,
nt trusted That the House would 80 "fAei '"'' 81.
sail be PRINTED and LAID before me house
Orieotou was mace 81 the gentemau pro Inns
ard IN az imoUs consent being rtfuisite-.lo ~
r.srn,,c the consideration OF the motion 70 feet -
me Committee oi the Whole on tRe sac o, ..o
Ty-on the hil from the Select COmmiee eNplths-
.or, OF the Bounty Land Law OF SEPTEMBER !oi5
Nr. BIssrLL said mar any geLuehtl va. ~ Iii
who. understanding The PROVISIONS g' ." =,
and fofeseeiug It's operations s.oNU 80 ~ :, =
cay thar 70 become la"- MS ol,l $50 - T,,rc
Committee Of the Whole on me ols'e oI '.e Va 80
To some portions of IT ne haH no oJectlpn' ''-
Others be nad DO language soincl,HIl s'toHs ~
press his cisappfosauOn lie theh eA'D''''@ as '''
visions ...... h.. ,,o-oi,,
Without diSposihg oi t"o su'y''' -"
hour expired. ..l from,
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