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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-14
THE AZTEC HTL0REN,


THESE little peop.e, stranger II appearance
IL than fancy can depict will receive visitors
This Day on 10 10 IL 3 70 5 and 70 clock,
at the AFRICAN CHURCH. They may or may
not remain on Monday.
The following opinion OF the members of the ST..
nate and House OF Representatives will give an
idea Of these little people, who have been vsi ed
during the pas year BY nearly all the citizens of
New York Phliaselphii Baltimore and Washing
fGn; but no adequate conct p.ion can be formed of
lem without g personal inspection
WASHINGTON, 27tn January, 1858.
The Aztec children, under the rejection of their
guardian visited Us at the Capitol to day, and as
members of Congress, we are pleased to add our
testimony IN their BEHALF to that which has before
been given.
We consider them alto gether the most remarka
bic specimens OF animated nature we have ever
witnessed; agreeable. sprightly, interesting and
manltestne much intelligence, and think no person
would fail to see them II correct idea could be
formed respecting them fror, any historical &C.
count which might preccde their visits.
Lewis Cass James l. Orr
VIM II Seward Reuben Robie
Geo w Jones Fay nIcMuln
John Weller John pe,t
C T James Beale
w Brooke Rich'd Yates
Washburn. Jr Sherraru Clemens
Andrew Parker Lincoln Clark
Josh Sutherland D Carter
John APP leton Joha Johnson
and others.
During their sojouru In Washington. the Aztec
Children visited President Fillmore and Family at
the Executive Mansion. Mrs Fillmore and other
adies present, received them 10 the kindest man
Der and So evidence OF the interest ielt 10 these
singular children. caused a splendid gold comp,
studded with twenty.three brilliant dimonds. to be
presented to Senorita Barlola. This comb will
hereafter adorn her head
Tickets IS cents. Children half price
EV splendid Concert will be given each
evening by Madame Rosaiie Datand AID sgnor
Novell assisted by the Aztec Children.
te off
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BY fuiliam d. Davis.
ExECUToR,s SALE OF HoUsE

~ HOLD AND kITCHEN FUREiTUHE .-WfI
be sod at the no Sc of Mrs Doctor Lemosy, on
Broad street on Monday, the 18th inst, az Ii
o'clock all theHousehold aud Kitchen Furniture,
oI winch she died possessed, consisting In part of
one elegant French Mahogany BeGssead. several
post Beds.eads and Heir Mattresses. two elegant
Wartrohes, one Si6ehoard, three Bureaus. one
Piano, In good repair Dining Tables, Car d Tables.
meaogany Chairs, Cupboard, together with every
article necessary to hoa.e keeping The frra,tuf.
10 nearly new and of Richmond manufacture.
II RMs.-Ali SANS of $50 and under cash: over
s50 four months for negotiable notes
endorsed. PULLlAM a. DAVIS Anc.s
ALEX SENS. Salesman.
AdditiOnaI.-Willb be hired for the balance Of
the year, YOUNG WOMAN, q No Washer and
Ircnsr, and fair Cook. )
ley dtd g. d. Aucts
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~ THY virtue OF deed of trust, executed to
me subscriber by Ira Lee, dated the It'll day of
June, leoI and OF record in the Clerks Office OF the
county OF Henrco for the purpose Of securing to A.
Carter sum of money therein named, shall, in
pursuance OF said deed, proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder on the premises, on
Monday, alst of February, 1853, tract of Land
!ylng ana being IN said county. about IL miles be-
low Richmond, containing about one hundred acres
more or less, situated on the North side of the VIII
liarnsourg Stage Road, bounded by the lands of
Cartwright, l. Eacho and others Persons wish.
ing, can obtain farther to:mation previous to the
day of sale, by calling on the trustee in Richmond
The tlt TO the said Land is undoubted but selling
as trustee, sha convey such title only as is vested
In me by said deed OF trnst.
Terms of sale cash.
ia 3l-:tawtd I'll CARTER
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THE LATEST NEWS.

4pJosrEp-We are giatifed to lean that
the personal difficulty between Messrs. Crane
,nd Lewis, Of the House of Delegates, which
crew out ef personal remarks in debate has
been happily and satisfactorily adjusted The
ror;;es had repaired to Washington to settle
The difficulty and their friends in this city,
f,, several DAYS pasi, have been awaiting, with
much anxiety, the result. 1t most be CRAFTY
&c n nl, that the unpleasant affair has been
hon -rablv and amcahly settled without re-
s,-. 10 deadly weapons.
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SMITHS LOTTERY UFEICE.
Wall street. uhder the City Hotel,
CHEI.RiS Ii N STAEI

To-Day.-Washlug. oI, ula4s IL. Capitals of
S25 900 l of II sou. of 6250, L of 3l25 of 1850
OF 1881, 50 of l0oo SO of AGO. &c. 7s numbers, Il
drawn Tickets sa-shares in proportion.
AlsO-Patapsco. 64-Cspitals: l of S9oOO Of
rs numbers, IA drawn. TIcks.s S3-shares in
proportion.
fel4 SMITH
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kNAnM FOR RENT AT AUCTiON.-IIn
L MONDAY, the l4th day of the present ms nth.
February, will rent publicly. on the premises. at
O'Clock In the afternoon, my Farm, situate ed mile
and hall east CT tie Old Market, containing about
10 acres about so acres cleared which is of pretty
good quality. The improve rnents are COCO dwell
ling with rooms, all needfui out.houses, good
ter in the yard, &c, &c.
7 BLAKEY.
Renting to be conducted by Toler d. Cook
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GREGORY 81 MAURY, managers,
RICHMOND YIRGINIA

Drawn Nos Delaware Louery 35, Feb IL:
az 60 81 So So 35 SO 10 81 II 66 % Sc
TO-Day.-Splendd Lot.ery-Capitals: s25 $780,
I0,095, .400, 10 of 1000, &c. IS numbers, IA
drawn. Tickets SS.
To. morrow.-Capitals: S25 coo, 10000, 5Ooo
10 of 100, ~ of SO, &c. 70 Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets SIS. fe Ia
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GREAT MURAL EXHIBITION.
MILL open at ODD FELLOWS HALL Mon.
w day, 7th of February, and exhibit every day
and evening during the week, (or one week ONLY
from NJ to 10 NJ, Rossiter's Great Historical
Painting of the Captive Tsrae elites
by the Rivers Of Babylon me Daughters of
Zion hanging their Harps on the Willows,
illustrating the sentiment of nope) having 81 lite.
like Figures which stand out Ike lite in the scene
painted by Thos P. Rossiter, Esq, the author Of
Ruth and Naomi the Return of the Dove to the
Ark, &c This is his master piece, which surpass
es all production of American Art which can be
produced for exhibition.
Tickets only IS cents. Children and servants
half price. Season tickets so cents.
fe
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RoOh LOST.-on monosy the 9Th OF Jallu-
wac missed from press in the new church now
in course of erection on Capitol and 10th streets
between and O'Clock, r n. Said Book con-.
tans contracts, copies of contracts speciaca,ion,
estimates, and general record Of business tranr
actions. The Book 10 of great value to us and of
no use to any other person The subscribers here.
by offer Ten Dollars Reward to whoever nav
fad and return IL to them and no questions win b.,
asked JOHN t. GEO GIBSON
e. 1I-3i*
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival of the Niagara.

'"e "au e'eahsh'p niagara arrived at her
wharf to-day. She brings the following com.
mercial news:
CorroS.-The sales of the week were sa.
600 bales at an advance of I'd; fair and good
had improved.
BREADsTuFFs were all in depressed state
WHEAT had declined ID Flour Is; Corn Is.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour is quoted
at 27s. 81.
VALENTINES, COMIC AND sERTiMEN.
TAI, for sale at SMITHS, opposite the Amer.
can Hotel
Experience Teacheth
She was In every feature perfect,
In her form she was divine,
Bat she lett me for another,
Cause sent her no VALENTINE.
Ye, have Ihope-Rnoiher maid,
Her image has displaced
nv love for her can never tade,
With such charms is che graced.
By experience taught, Ill not neglect
The means TO make her lnine
III shew &c her nv deep respect,
And send hera VALENTINE.
/, shall be in richest fancy wrought,
To please this maden's taste with,
The most beautiful that can be bought,
shall have TO get Of l.. L. SMITH
hAiu stTCSts UpposttC Iut tOIek.
% You all have dear friends, DON'T Fall. to
SEND them Valentine Tniuk howit
CHAINS THE HEART
To be remembered.
LOVERS TO EACH OTHER will send Valen.
tines fond Hndt-ue.
So come or send to the Newspaper and Vaen-
tine Depot of LEWIS L. SMITH
fe ll-3t Opposite the American Horl.
BARGAINS kNrkAORDlNAkY.- thi.
~ week and the balance of this month we will
sellthe cheapest Dry Goods ever yet sold by u.s. il
order 10 make sufficient room for our new Spring
supply. Cur assortment at present will compare
taToraoly with any other establishment in our
line. except the prices Of the Goods which are con-
siderable lower. Look at the fine wide B!eachsd
Cotton at 3D. worth l2!; Bed Ticking g. 10 and 1874
cents bule silk Wells 25c, Kid Gloves 37tc very
large lot of Embroideies just received Cambria Ed
gng and Inserting a.: l2t Is worth richly double;
Cambria Bands 25c, Meriimack Prints I'd, great
variety OF patterns, Irish Linens and Diapers yery
cheap, Bobbins and Thread EGsings.
The following very desirable Goods received the
last few days: 10 pieces Plaid, Swiss and Cambria
Muslins, do striped and checked, embroidered Eus-
lius in white and colored for party dresses; also,
100 Grape shawls, plain and embroidered, OF this
years importations.
GIVE US cali and you will be satisfied about the
cheap goods. J. MILLHISER & BRO.
fe IA lQ3 RrpaH
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by davenport, Alien e Co.


ny Davenport, Allen e Co.
GROCERIES. &c AT AUCTIoH-on Thurs
~ days l7tn February. we will sell at cur suction
store an sssc rtment of Groceries Wig:
Bacon Sides and Shoulders
Lard. N Rum
Hsctfed Whiskey
Coffee Sugsrs
Green Rio Coffee, lava Coffee
Solar Lamp Oil, Cigars
Window Glass, Candles
r. Ireen and back Teas &c &c
;, an.s nder 500 cash; 500 and over, four
-1'A'as s'eoi' Tor approved paper.
f.. DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
Auctioneers.
,OaMIsSIUkER'S SALE OF REAL EST.'TC
IN pursuance of decree of the Circri+ g.,
" richmond City, pronounced on a. s,s -
Deeesnber, 1852, In the suit of Can't .,s Go.
aho ais, the uncersig ned the Cornmiss;ors .e
-. -, 'ne SAID cecree, will proceed on MonJ.r -.
.tn oey oil March next, at the bour ne 49, -"
.ne af'ernoon, to sell at pubic auc.top ~ st AZ
misses, the House and Lot of mich 49, tue pre-
9 e,o seized and possessed situated ~, GuSen'Iy
l' IN the city of Richmond at the in,srsao,. uioa
franklin aud 2eth streets, fronting IN E. ou VI
depth. s oack the usual
ikfMs One third cash. the residue in .,
equai Instruments, payable at six twelve and -
.sen months, from the day of sale and 20 60
interest from that day-the purchaser 70 eve ~
oonds with approved personal security for fbe AZ,
ierreo payments, and the title 10 be retained
Conveyance 10 ordered by the Court '
he It'd JOHN q. STEGER Conf
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1 UNDERSTANDINGS SALE OF VALU.
" ABLE REAL ESTATE and SLAVES in ,ba
City OF Richmond BY virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Chancery for the city Of Rich.
inoad, pronounced on the 9th January, 1883, in
the case of Lipscomb's Administrator against Lips
comb &c the undersigned Commissioner will ex
pose for sale, at public auction a, the front door of
the City Hall, in the city CT Richmond, on Friday
the lstn February, 1853, commencing at Ii clock.
NJ. If fair, if rot The next fair day, all the real
estate and slaves which Moses Lipscomb died
iezed, consisting of 2 lots on Broad, Marshall and
Madison streets il the said city, with several wood
en- tenemen,s thereon also, valuable slaves. CON
sfsnng of men, wom1a and children.
Inc real estate is to pe sold for one-iourth cash.
balance at 9, ~ and Is months for negotiable no,es
with approved endorsers, and title retained IN the
further order of the court The slaves will be soId
ios cash. RIO. l.. JONES, Conn.,
sac no conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auc.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ WcHt9&e0B God0k0s
Most beautiful mnd deal n v.yera ted I.ots
ON Clay and zth streets

Will be sold on Tuesday afterno,u. 18th Feb,y.
" 1893, upon the premises commenciug az four
eeiock, that most beautiful and desirabIy located
1t will be divided into Eve suitable H. hn,,S; ~.
having fronts on the east line of 9TH street imr al
them 30 feet, and the corner lot fronting IA "a ss,
each running back 100 feet to an alley 10 feet wide
me location Ct this property and the desrsbleness
of the neghborrood-ts being conyenisn, y, %
Market, Depot and other public places, renders n
lies. eSe1 iailii'
Terms, l-3 cash, the balance four and twelve
Monlns for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained TIL last note shall be Maid
ieo w. GODDIN, Auct.
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WANTED.

W. ANTED "A No l White Female Cook.
w and a No Washer ana Ironer. Apply
10 CHA5 EHRENKROOK,
lie il Intelligence Ootfice
w ANTED-A Salesman IN a Watch ana Jew.
w elry Store. Que that can come well recon-.
mended may address, post. paid, Box 674, Post
once, Richmond. ia 90
NURSE WANTEU.-We wish L. brv
IN hire good Nurse. Apply to
de 30 L. D CRENSHAW e. CO.
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a SNUG BUSINESS FOR SATELLITES
= \ subscriber being unable to attend TO his buzz.
ness, on account OF his protracted indispossion,
oners 10 dispose of it on reasonable TERMS A rare
chance for some industrious person.
49, wan kEITH, No 297 Main 81.
lie Il-0L' ahava shsap D., Ea
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EsOK sALE-S25,O 00 CUPok BONDS
Il corporation OF Lynchburg
$1,000 Va. STATE STOCK, % years 10 run
$4,000 CORPORATION OF ALEXANDRIA.
Wanted, 20 shares VA. CENTRAL X. ROAD.
North Carolina and small NOTES bought ut Il
cent discount. s
southern Manufacturers NOTES al par.
"a list G. w. PURCELL & CO.
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NEW GOODS FOX PAkTf DRESSES.
In English Grapes, Blue, White Pink and Cherry
Rich Embroidered do do do do
do do do Swiss and Tarlton Mus
Also, large stock Of Grape shawis, some OF
them our own importation, very rich. -
few Velvet Cloaks, which We win sell very
low.
French Muslin Delsines and csshmeres, ct cost.
To which We invile the attention OF the Laaies-
WARREN & PERKINS,
fell No i'll. Eagle SOU are.
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ATTENTION CALIFORNIAN GUARD.
& Attend drill and meeting of your Company,
r. at Lafayette Hall, Monday evening, lith IN
Ill slant, at half past seven O'Clock By order Of
q Captain Caskie. WIN. A. IRVINE, o. 8.
fe lo-2f sssE
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| OST-Yesterday morning. ON Main street, or
Ii between the Va. House and Messrs Valentine,
Crenshaw e. Cos Store, on Broad street, large
size Gold Bracelet. The finder will be reward
ed by leaving the same at this Office. fe i2-2t*
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HOUSE FOR KENT.-A comforia6Ie
-AiQ dwelling on French Garden Hil now occu.
pieo % hr Duke. Possession in few DAYS
60 IOLER g. COOK
IL Ganarol Aoa,.,
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HAMS 6Sc--Hsrs srnoked Beef and Beef
II Tongues.-A fun supply In store and ior sale
by J 3 STEGAL.
fell
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LAMBERT UEFICE,
18th Street. under EXCHANGE Hoen

GPEAR 81 JACKSON'S HAND, PAN.
- MEL, RIPPING, TEN0N AND COMPASS
sAWS.-A farther supply now opening from the
manufactures, for sale by
C. J. SINTON & co,
fe Ia Sipn of the CircuIar Saw II Main at
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Confession Of q Double Murder.

nCulcemeut.
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'EAS. TEAS.-A fresh supply OF Gnnpo W
Il der, Young Eyson and Oolone, just received
per steamer Roanoke, for sale at tho Agency OF the
Canton Tea Company, by
r AZ ZIMMERMAN,
ie II corner Main and 18th streets.
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sive and lriumphat party, The great rights OF
man mus, no lcl.gsr be lost sighsof, and sub
ordnaied 10. narrow pa tistn views, and pet
iy personal ladvancement,"
These Jews should meet hearty response
from men Of ali parties who desire the Perpatna-
lion of good government and The true principles
of freedorn. Under the present Loeofoco rulers
Of our S:ats, The expenditures of our State
Government, have been more than doubled and
the burihens of taxation necessarily greatly H.
creased, when. under The gradual reduction OF
the State Debt so successfully commenced, they
should have been diminished. Is it the part Of
wisdnmor soundpolicy to friierawuy our strength
il, petty divisions, when, without any sacrifice
! of pril cipie. We can and should t ilmpha Lst
candid men pause and reflect.
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For Attorney General.
COOP Err K. WATSON.
of Seneca County.
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
Eoaug Articles.

= Our readers viii bear us witness that it is not
our wont foinAict upontfem long editorials. Oc-
cas,ons will occur however when justice cannot be
done to a given subject in a single column. Our
leader Of week before last was long, but we hope
it has not been passed unread. Oarleader of
This week is long bur we respectfully ask FIR it
attentive perusal. It is time for candld, refiecin
men TO consider their responsibilities an how
they will meet them. VIII not the reader circu-
late ihs and the paper of week before last. amdn
his neiehbors who arc MT subscribers. Let iu-
ycsigati on, discussion, reelection be promoted.
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Nay mnre-shall we.longer perpetaa,e our
useless feuds in This County? Have we not
had So ufIicen, taste of Locofoeoism? We put
ii TO the candor Of our political friends. We
ask them TO review carefully, candilly. if they
will, The forgoing remarks. They nre net III
tered in the spi it OF arrogance or dcla,ion. but
suggeslively. lflhese things are so, if The fore
going considerations are founded in rensor, we
ask any candid man to tell US, how al this j1uc-
lure, nnd in this crisis of parties, We Gun
jeopardize any thing Of principle, or even O.
pnrty integrity, bv uniing with all tizsns IN q
common effort to overthrow the Sluve-democra-
cy. Till that is done our principle cannot
tiumph. A tegin,iing tnusl te nude. When
chn i, be better made than nowa
We know there is a leaven of an'i-slavery
and temperance in the ranks Of the Locoloco,
or sluvedemocrscy-w know there is q larger
Ieaven of the same eletnaet among The Wings.
With the latter we(the wrller) have been in the
fore from of the fight inlmany sharp contest
nrdtiaer conflict duringihe past five year-bu'
in view Of the altered prospects aud position OF
parties, in view Of the momentous interests at
stake, in view Of the prospects for the future.
We, for one, extend The Uhre BTdhca' and IN
viie q cordial, sincere, earnest magnunimous
cooperation lloi as Wing, Democratic or Ftee
! Soil paflisans, bui as pdi lotto czens, as Pre-
| gressise mer, willing ID contribute to the for
0,ntion OF a great ualt Democratic prugres-
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or Free Democrat has baen elected mem
ber of the Common Council Of the city Of Boston.
over whig candi late. The Commonwealth says,
this is the first Free Democrat chosen to Of
flee in this city. by pspolar vote. But he will
not be the 'ast.
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1925 REV ARD.
" . = ne "a " n Ne Nps
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
New HASovER County.

NEW HANOVER IOCNTY.
WHEREAS, complaint upon oath has this day
been made to Us. two of the Justices of the Pence
for the State and county aforesaid. by Benjamin
Hallett, of the said county, that two certain male
slaves be'ongipg to him named LOTT. aged about
twenty-five years, Ave feet four or five inches hish
and black formerly belonging to Lott Williams, of
Onsow county; and BOB. aged about six teen
years, FIVE feet high and black; have absented
thems elves from their masters service. and are
supposed to be lurking about this county, commit
ting nets Of felony and other misdeeds: These are
therefore in the name of the State, aforesaid, to
command the said slaves forthwith TO return home
to their masters; and we do hereby, by virtue of
tue Act of the General Assembly in such cases
made and provided, intimate and declare, that if
the said LOTT and BOB do not return home
and surrender themselves Immediately after the
publication of these presents, that any person may
kill and destroy The said slaves by such means as
he or they see fit, without accusation or impeact-
ment ofany crime offence for doing, and with
out ineurring any renalty or forfeiture thereby
Given under our hands and seals, this 25lh day
of February, 1853.
w. n. PEDEN, ]. p, TSeal1
w. c. BnrrENcouRT, J. P, [SeaI]
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~ Young nl,n injured Rossi-, clerk in ihe
N. Y. City Pos, 0ffice-foreign deparlment--Eas
been deteeted in robbng the letters Of that depart,
ment. The ro6heries have been losS 90, tinGta
and extensive.
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ArrEAL TO Vines.

10 our Whig fellow citizens, we would say. you
nave been overborne, distracted and finally over
Ffhrown as party by the exacing and nnrelenting
spirit OF slavery. Have you sacrificed to that
great Mo'och of human oppression long enough
WIZ you not lay yoar pride of partsansEip. your
party attachment upon the aItnr of our common hu-
manly! Are you not destroyed as pariyl You
sayyou have been before defeaie. md yet success
faiy rallied again. Ttue. Bot ore not your cir
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CoScLUDrsG APPEAL.

/. Why then postpone! Looking over the whole
ground, viewing the subject in all its possible
poets and bearings, regarLing the disruption ofexis
ling parties as inevitable, knowing that We cannot
stand sill, ihe (pardon the solecsm) standing still
is going bnckwards, that an advance step n,asi be
taken. we must be permitted in the calnness OF
the "sobcr second thought" to invite co-opera-
ton, and to invite it no,c. Who will respond !
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gA correspondent of Frederick Douglas Pa
per says he clipped the following advertisement
from Wilmington IN. C.) paper. while at that
pIace "a faxy fln1 q oinre.