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"a Sooo a. tou ny
dian officer, had before listened 70. and
trust other island may DO cursed with
abominable. Cassh, about Madras and the British fac
tories Of India. poked down into the hold OF ship. the
patches ba,,ened- Wild and naked, and savageas many
as four hundred have gone to the bottom of the
roaring wildly in their death drowning many two
hundred have been found leless from the asphyxa OF
their own brsalhs opening the matches. Such of
them A. reached 'the English Antilles" were let out on
the apprenticeship system to negro masters in Jamaica
and Trinidad. Their natural manhood rebeed and
that Indian population, still dreaming OF its home with
long waffle stick in hand, round its should
ers some rude. meagre covering the lons wandered
desoate these magnificent islands, and asserting 10
IL own way the sovereignty that men, even savages
must hold the African This the apprentice.
shp" in Jamaica and Trinidad--Bri,ish possessions.
But yet another The divine excellence OF the British
character towards the negro character 10 shown 10 one
instance ranscendenuy. II there be name in history
upon which humanity will rise with common accord,
and regurgitae eternal CURSE is that of Sir Hud.on
Lowe. the selected by George Nv to torture 10 death
Napoleon Bonaparie He did his duty like British off
GER and that head we have nothing TO say But YET
while this wretch held the earth the mobiles,
OF man Europe had in his day. he assembled III.
influential inhabitants Of Jamestown, and generally OF
81 Helena. A deep and gracious anxiety was on The
governors heart Alistenog crowd Of adm,ring states
men were alLear attentive. The governor opened HE
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ton But IT will be observed that the point which Mr.
Madison was addressing himself did not involve the
IDENTIFY the word SUPERIOR" not 10 designate the
constitutional standing OF any particular class OF officers
but word OF relation TO the lesser officers !"
az chief clerk In department would be considered
superior TO the second third, &c We may take the
whole scale OF officers from the highest 10 the lowest,
and he who stands the second round Of the ladder il
above superior TO him who stands the first In
other than this did MIR. Madison intend TO be
derstood.
The gentleman next relies with good deal OF conf
dence, the case Of or parfe Duncan N, Hennen, 10
Peerss Reports and without reading stating the facts
of The case. presenting the point that was in issue be-
fore the court, conened himself with reading from the
decision few detached sentences In the argument OF
legal constitutional question more dangerous practice
than this cannot be imagined Now the gentleman
well know that, 10 ascertain the law OF case.
fret find what was the precise point presented TO the
court You cannot take up the decisions OF judges which
offer in are unen and illustration involve
issue before them. and then fasten loose express
so1 an adjudication The opinion OF the cour, upon
the facts o. the particular case and the questions arising
outside Of this the mere o6in dis OF the Judge who
delivers the opinion
The facts Of The case are briefly A. follows Duncan
Hennen had been appointed cert Of the district court OF
Louisiana in 1894 In 1897 district Judge gave the
appointment 10 John Winthrop. il 10 alleged, from
personal motives Of friendship, and not upon any ground
scented on petition for mandamus, and the points TO be
adudcaed were whether the district Judge had the right
OF rsnsva and whether this power could be exercised IN
case where he admitted that ne rsmovrl wa maze
that Congress had vested the appointment OF the clerk IN
ibe district court that the Of removal was atiend-
cn upon the power Of appointment and that the supreme
Court had control or jurisdiction over the subject
In delivering the decision oil the court, Justice Ihomp
says: the appointment OF clerks OF coure prop
ery belongs 10 the courts Of law and that clerk u
Of The inferior ocers contemplated by this provision
in the constitution cannot he questioned" page o5s
And again These clerks fall under that class OF in
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, August 4, $3.50 P n
The execution of Thomas Conner, for the
murder of Capt. Hutchinson, takes place in
the jail-yard to morrow, probably about IL
o'clock. To-day, he expressed his perfect
willingness to die. and exhibited deep peni-
tenec. Sheriff Hayes has determined to super
intend the ccref1bnies in person. There will.
of course be a vast crowd on the surrounding
eminences
The young man: Lcgare, who was killed in
the duel at Charleston, a few days ago. has a
sister residing in this city, married to Mr.
Phenix. She is deeply distressed at the sad
event. The first intelligence she had of the
fact was despatch in the papers.
The new daily paper, to be called the Ameri-
can Star, under the direction of Mr.. Baylor,
is to make its debat on Monday Francis
Davidge, Esq, formerly editor of the Balti
more AMERICAN, and of resent years a resi-
dent of Washington city. is to be one of the
editors. He wields rather a forcible and
classic pen, but fear there is too much .sOld
America" about him for daily newspaper of
the present progressive age.
From all can gather, based upon the best
and most reliable information, there is about
to be reaction in stocks here and elsewhere
Mark my prediction. that the downward move
ment has ceased. The bears who had
things all their own way during the past
month, have accomplished their object, and
now the '.bulls'' will take hand The signs
of the times, too, are favorable, highly so, to-
wards an upward movement. There will be
no war in Europe at present. The last ad-
vices are decidedly pacific. Those who wish
to invest should do it now. Very many here
and elsewhere are longing to purchase at pre-.
sent rates, and the move is upwards The
Rubicon has been passed. ....
Money is very easy, and rapidly seeking in
vcstment. The banks are diScounting freely.
and paper is taken on the street at liberal
rates. RoDERICK.
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Georgetown Correspondence.
GFORGFTOWN.

GEORGETOWN, Aug. 5, 1853.
The picnic which came off yesterday after
noon in the beautiful grounds of Georgetown
College, was festival indeed--not only feast
of the good things of this life, in the shape of
c6ibles and drinkables, (of the do no.harm
kind but a feast of beatty, wit merriment,
good feelings, kind words, gentle wooinss, en-
couraging smiles, and hing chances
The company was one OF the most agreeable
character, numbering some three hundred or
more, old and young, male and female. The
arrangements throughout were of such char
acter as to secure comfort and pleasure to all
present. There was lots of good music to lend
enchantment to the, scene, and at the time
we left parties were skipping it upon the
eight fantastic toe to its sweet strains, led
by our friend, Mr.. D., whose corpulcnt proper
tions forcibly reminded US of CULVER among
the Lilliputians After spending several hours
in the most agreeable manner, the large COM
pany dispersed, highly delighted with the
evenings entertainment.
The packet boat Congress reached her wharf
last night. with goodly number of passcn-
gers; but l regret that she has been de aimed
by some accident to her machinery until Mon.
day, for the purpose of making the necessary
repairs.
Some 5000 to 10000 pounds of butter from
wagons, sold yesterday at is cents per pound,
and 1000 to 1000 dozen eggs at IL cents per
dozen.
The steamers news of yesterday, which
reached our merchants in good time in the af
ternoon, per ErentRg STIR, has somewhat un-
settled the -four and grain market. The for
mer is firm this morning at 50 l2i for old, and
| s. 25 for fresh ground. We hear of 10 sales.
buyers and holders both appear disposed to
hold of for private dispatches from the North.
| Corn-Yellow 65 67 cents; white 50 a 65
! cents, with sale of the latter of 1000 bushels
at SO cents. Wheat-Prime red 81 10 prime
| white, 81 ID 81 20. The supply of beef cat
| tie and sheep at Drovcr's Rest this week, has
been large; over 400 head of the former, $50
| of which were sold to District butchers at
So % So 10 per 100 pounds gross, and the
balance drove to Baltimore; and 900 head OF
the latter, all Of which were sold at 81 30 a
81 BIZ per heae. SPECTATOR.
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DIR. CASADAVAM,
SURGEON DENTIST.

"OULD respectfully announce 10 his friends and
w the public of Washington, that he is perna.
neniy located on Pennsylvania avenue. between Ma
nona Hotel anG4 streets two doors from Ca.nptcil'S
Building, where he sill continues TO perform an on
cra,ioEs in the Dental Art and trIisis To his repura
tion ana skill Tor Il continuance Of patronage. :
He has made arrangements with one of the be-,
workmen To assist HIM in the manufacture of ARTI
FtlAl, TEETH, single, or in blocks with guns,
which are superior and more solid than apv i'm use
i'm this city. T'hey inserted ny the atmospheric
pressure, mounted the finest sotd pates are of in
comparable lightne.s, and easily distinguished
from the nanral-they sufficient for every pur.
pose OF masteation, imIartng age the freshness
and intelligence of youth. and without the
least uleasness. For his great Improvement he has
received many testimonials from his patients and the
press 10 .s...-s 1u..i'. :. ... '...i'' ,s
With an experience OF seven years he will ave
perfect satisfaction, and all his operations will be
warranted - %" iis aug 5-eolm
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a pleasant time on the 18th inst. A pic mic in
some of the adjacent woods, is contemplated,
and many of our citizens intend to avail them
selves of the opportunity and spend the day
with them. *
Mr.. ii. L. Munroe has been chosen jailor,
vice Samuel Beach resigned. Mr.. NJ. has been
serving the county for some time in other ca
pacities, and will make an excellent jailor.
MeSsrs Smith & Perkins have nearly com !,
pleted another locomotive for the York and
Erie Railroad 1t is of excellent finish, and
will reflect credit on our skillful mechanics.
The steamer g. W. p GUSTS is on the ma
rine railway at Hunters ship yard, undergo
ing repairs.
A camp meeting commences tomorrow, on
the ground of Mr.. Guy, in Charles county,
Maryland, under the auspices of the Metho-
dist (Southern) Church of this place Alarge
number of persons left here yesterday with
tents, beds, boxes, trunks, &c. The meeting
will continue one week.
The village of Fairfax C. IL. was visited on
the morning of yesterday by destructive con-
fagration. Owing to the want of fire engines
the flames could not be arrested, until the
Office of the Fairfax Ne,rs, its types, books,
&C., the law offices of VIM. H. Dulany and
VIM. L. Edwards, the medical cficc of DR..
Gunnel, and the dwelling of Mrs. Hunt had
been destroyed. The loss falls heaviest upon
the proprietors of the News, and the Ga-ette
very chari'ably suggests that those in arrears
make prompt payment. and thus assist the
proprietor to recover from his losses The con-
Migration has caused renewal of the project
to purchase fire engine, and as it meets with
neutrality-suspicious., it will certainly be con-
summatcd. AMI.
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Alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, August

u,. ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 4, 1853.
Court BMstness-Eyecttons- Nic-New
.... Jaiior, 9rc.-Fair)ac C. II. Ners.
The County Court was in session the major
portion of yesterday. In the morning, after
an able argument on the constitutional point
involved, writs of election to FIJI vacancies in
the court from the second and fourth districts
were ordered. The former seat has been va
Gated by the removal of the present incum-
bent, George A. Tavenncr, from the district
and the latter by the appointment of Lucien
Peyton to federal Office, which the constitu-
lion Of Virginia declares to be incompatible
with a. trust under the Commonwealth. The
election of a new constable in the fourth dis
trict, vice Edward Davis, was also ordered
The 18th inst. has been fixed as voting dav
In the afternoon the court took up the financial
and police business of the county passed
diverse bills fixed the compensation of the
jailor for the extras at the court house and
jail, at two hundred dollars per annum re-
duced the sherif's tax from three hundred to
two hundred dollars; made appropriations for
repairs to court house, Jail, and the road at
the head of King street, will our city be less
liberal with the main portion p and made
other general arrangements for the county
levy 1000. s,"l. ,,ui. 10 ...... &c.,,
The large Sabbath school attached to the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will have
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ATTENTION. ALI,

VINllE undersigned most respectfully calls the Al
Il tentEn OF the CiIZens OF Washington and OH
erS vlSitn. the City, To the fact that he has Recently
procured a set of FOCNTS from the North for man
uiacturing Soda Water.
These Soda Water Founts have decided ady,p
tage over those which :fow used generally, a.
they are not made OF copper, but of "A compo mon
that Is a. pure a. glass; consequently the water tan
not become impregnaied from the metal.
There are IN Use in New York over ,I,rre
hundred.
The public are respectfully soIici ed to call and
test the quality oi this delicious beverage al
GEO. NoRBECk'S. Conirciioncr
Penn. avenue, between 9th & 10Th ST..
aug 3-colm upyi to Irou Han
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h u q BH AGA MY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Men

Corner of IAN and strccfs.)
TINiE seventh Annual Session oi tins In. liulIrI
viii commence on MONDAY, S,,Jrrmb,r all.
The number Of pupils beng limited, early appra
ion Tor admission TO the Acad Any s requested The
system OF rewards being reduced TO a uniform ulr,
prompt attendance on the day opcniug IL dteIIablC
Tor those who wish To distinguish themselves.
Circulars can be had al the Bnoksimee or Acad.
INV. CT MORRISON
arg i-"oA Principal.
INuR RENT, adcsirahle CUTT AGE RESIDENT
OH II street, between 9th aud 10Th. Pn~>cS~Io'
can he had on tie ls of August. nv application IL
Mr. WIN. oRME, Pennsylvania avenue.
iy ,D-eo.h
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.


The MtelHcencerrepublishes the Union's
corrected copy of Jefferson Davis's Phila-
delphia speech, and is greatly startled at
the rapid increase of imports into the
United States, in these days of universal
prosperity.
The Unions leader is an elaborate
paper, designed to show that those are in
error who fancy that in favoring the Pa
cific Railroad project, the administra-
ton are abandoning the Madisonian doc
trines as to the duties and powers of the
General Government.
The Republic discusses the necessity for
municipal reform in New York City, as
smting to the views of the New York 7'rii-
b,ole on the subject. We are glad to find
our neighbor down on corruption. His
article is refreshing indeed. May he meas
ure schemes on the Treasury of the United
States always by criterions such as those
to which he resorts this morning.
The Sun discusses current squabble
between the Baltimore City Councils and
the reporters, and also, the proposed
Delaware and Maryland Ship Canal.
The Clipper has failed to reach us for
two days past. -...
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lug 5-lt

rT"POstpOnemen DFMoCR,r
l6 Asso"uTIoS.--The n,eein. called for RMS
evening OF the above Association and Assn
auxiliary thereto is postponed until further ioiicc
The meeting Was not designed as an Indignation,
meeting, as characterized by the dispatches To the
Baltimore San and Clipper Of this mnriin. hat %
take into consideration measures for the pcrnaucu;
organization o: the Association, and 10 lorifv The
Administration against the gross mposi;ions of Ger
tain Wing claim agents and designing poiiIiciaIIs i'm
regard Ia appointments 10 Office. NOTICE. will be
given al very early day for the re organization, o.!
The Association Oh Il permanent bisis-am u-ganiza-
ton To reach the Union az large. Bv order ot the
aug 5-lt VIGILANCE CONI'TEE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-05

ASSISTANTS SURGEONS APPOINTED AND Pro
MoTEp.-Dr John Moore, of Indiana, appoint
ed Assistant Surgeon from June 90, 1853, vice
Assistant Surgeon southgate, resigned.
Assistant Surgeon E. II. Abadie promoted
Surgeon, July 26, 1883, vice Surgeon Watts,
deceased.
Adrianco X. Smith, of Connecticut, ap-
pointed Assistant Surgeon, July 26, 1858, vice
Abadie, promoted. LEEs'9'-f FEtE-f
LIEUT. GUNSIsoN's PACIFIC RAILROAD Sur
vEYrNG PARTY have been heard from lat the
War Department. from Walnut Creek, this
side of Fort Kcarney, on the way to Mexico,
Walnut Creek is about 500 miles on his
route All were we'll, and so far all was
going on well with his work.
A New ASSISTANT QUARrERNAsrER ISrHE
ARMY.-Brevet Capt. Qst Lieut.) VIM. X. Van
Bokkclan, of 18th infantry, has been appoint
cd Assistant Quartcrmaster with the rank of
Captain, vice Scarle, dead
JUDGE JACKSON, of Georgia, the new United
States Charge to Austria, who is in Washing
ton, starts for Vienna in about ten days He
is at present engaged in consultation at the
State Department. concerning his duties.
JUDGE FOR OREGON The President has ap-
pointed 0. B. McFadden, of Washington Co.,
Pa, an associate Judge for the Territory Of
Oregon. r.......; ..-. .t.f
CONSUL TO JERUsALEM.-We hear that Mr.
Leon Dyer, of Baltimore, Nd, is about to be
appointed to the Office named above
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-05

WPersons desiring the Star in Alex
andria can be accommodated by leaving
their names with j. G. Cooper, at the
Fancy Store of W. B. Richards, No. 8
Exchange Block, King street. :.H
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@N BRITANNIA ICE PIiCH.S@
AEiS. Magic Freezers, Wa.ss,a

~ Nc-Ihc suSscrbGT has llIs day rcCCirtd a
shall supply OF those spclio, Britannia Ice Pitch
ers. Auslins magic ice cream Freezcrs, all size;
Wafer Coolers, HeirigeratorS, Preserving, Kettles.
Glass and Stone Jars foo preserving. One OF Lara
hy's large upright RciTigeTatOrs ~ cost.
Always On hand a general assurtmcnt Of House
Keeping articles, Gas fixtures, &c, ior sale at yer,
low prices. ...tr- L. w. BOTELOR.
aug 2-eo3t ,.. .l...-. Iron Hail.
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TWO HOUSES FOR SALE.

"a The undersigned l. aufIouzed to s,ll two com
hi Portable FRAME DWELLINGS. nn Massa,m
sets avenue, between ft and iih streets, north, de
sIably situated. One hat four convenient rnonls.
and basement. The other has Two large ruoul>. aud
at present occupied as Grocery Store. Boh ri the
Houses have stable attached. with access hy ~
loot alley. They VIII be- sold al bargain. Appy
10 e. T. MASSEY. Agent.
aug 2-n ,tb rrc,i
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DIR. Won MosCHzIsKER. oculist,

Intends shortly Ia Visit tne MetIoInli
49, t1e treats exclusively I'll DISEASES OF
FBS%TliE EVE and EAR aud flaii"rS hlnl,'li
that NE Will be able Ia give patients the
fullest sliislaC non.
Dr. Won NJ has Just rccrncI from Pans The largret
and moai beautiful selection al ARTIFICI NJ EYES
ever imported Ia this country. In the m"anllInc,
aug > OF
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-05

U The Erening Star having double
the circulation of any other daily paper
published in Washington, is consequently
by far the best advertising medium in
the District. Business men should bear
this fact in mind. '< .i'-
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80 FOR rem 1.-THE COTTAGE HOUSE
a., on 9th street east. near street SOUTH Ii Is
ss4s4llandsomcly located, contains eleven rooms
has large yard attached TO il. and is very conve
nient to market and several churches. A line of
ornnibusSes within TWO squares of ii. Rem,
moderate. Enquire OF JAMES II. JONES, near IA.
premises. .... atIu .E-6i2
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TALLY-H0 RAZ0Rs ANOTHER SUPPLY

LNoIGH FOR ALl.-lut received a large .up
IA ply of the popular TALLY liD HAIrRS. grrs
after .roSs, of which have been rciard n, the -nh
"crher (trom whom YOU Will always got the scUr''rc
rIfltcl mn short time. EVERYDAY -hdN" NJ %
tring expense, and with the truth oi the I'D .idag
"what II worth doing al all L. worth doiuc we'll.
Also, = supply OF Shaving Grams, soap, Bru lI"''
Sir"Is Tooth aud Hair Brushes, and fancy arII,i''
generally, AT Winners Stationery, Music. Tan
cy Store, Sixth street, one square from Peninsula
mia avenue. IN 30
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NOTICE

NOUNG Ladies wishing learn To- cut and nj
DRESSES perfect IN six cSso :. VIII have an
opportunity now by calling ON Mr.. WILLIAM. La
DIES Dress Makcr) Oh llih street, few doors above
the AveIlne.
Terms: Six lessons for -, in advance even s,e
mig from hve 10 six O'Clock, ~ II div
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-05
FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

G. We have this week opened three of IN,
fts ~ above instruments, from the .,.Ichr,tod
establishment of knabe, Cache, s Co. which ~,
guarantee to sell at the same price ~ the maurIa,
turerS, a,inS freight and other expenses. Also PI
ANUS, "t otbcr make, constantly on hand. a,n
one nj the most beautiful assortments or GUITARS
NioLlNS, FLUTES. and other Instrument. ey,,
Offered 10 the public. call Is respectful, rccne,,rd
JNp. r. ELLIS.
~ ID Penn. ave. bet 9Th and 10Th Is
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FOR SALE.

IA handsome BAY MARE. seven u,,.
~ old, perfectly gentle, and one OF tho fine,
A-Ariding animals IN the District tan ra,k
remarkably fast, and will 20 III harness Can bs
seen at Union Livery Stables, corner 18th aud G
Sttcctr. am. 3 q.
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tNOR SALE.--A variety oil CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale in various parts of The civ
Prices moderate and liberal credit will he gwen Al
80, will effect Insurance upon lives ard property IA
responsible Companies. Inquirp of
MlERIE & WEBB
aug 2-d3m Penn. ave. bet. ~ aud nth ~,
ID EMEMBEI, THAT CARRIERS NEi;ETAR
IL PAIN EXTRACTOR ilsiaidaneouslv rrl-us
the most eAcruciaiinc pam. Get Z bottle Uithod Dc
Lcy For ,alc by Druggists generally.
e. l.. GIII.CIlRIST
aug 2-H* General Agent.
ME, LINE, LiME.-I.andinc thI> da,. .6nD
bushels at woodhurnt LIME. fIpsh tr,rn the
klns, IN good order, and o. superior quality. usn
on ham; good assortment Of Hickory. Oak aud
Fine WOO, COAL. &c. All of winch vii be
sod low for cash or to punciual customers.
WILLIAM WANDER
Cor. 18th and { streets, near the Can,l.
aug -eod3tt
HAMPERS MAGAZINE Tor August.
Il l. Puinam's
Illustrated OF AT
knickerhuckrr q
Putnam'> illustrated Weekly Report ot the
Worlds Fair. No }.
Received and for sale NJ
BAKERS Periodical Depf.
aug -t on The Island
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Collector. Office. Iuiy I3. 1853

NOTICE To TAN PAYERS DEDUCTION
FOR PROMPT PANMENT.-No Notice j. her
by gwen that the Taxes for the year 1888 are me-"
due. and payable al this Office; and that a dsdnr
ton ten per cent. allowed by law for the cnf
rent year, if paid before the lsi of Augusi en-
suing. X. ]. ROCHE.
by l4-entd Collector
VIRGINIA SCRIP bought al highest cash prIce'
by PETER A. KELLER,
jy l5-lm 18th street, opp. Treasury
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:. Mercantile Library Assocta.

lH ttOn.-A stated mec;i;. of the above as.o
cation VIII he held az their rooms (orcr the Store of
George Thomas Parkcr,) On THIS (rri,lay) EVE.
MING, AT O'Clock, p. m. An address will dc dc
livcred by d membcr OF the Association. The pub
lie are invited TO be present.
...-s .. TliOS. L. LLOYD,
aug i'll .,.a .... 5t... Secretar;.