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MUSIC AGAIN

sOeu, ,oIe,o1 Mother, leave thy dwelling; Lady
tssts As2.sE nine; The Wolf Tho old veteran
e<H.ss!@i9S Sweet Lucy MAY; Katy Darling Is fare
Well; Home OF my youth; Do they miss me al nome;
Yes, we miss thee; My heart is breaking; A voice
from the waves; My old Kentucky home; Aunt Uar-
rlet Beecha Stowe; Mountain Maids invitation;
ocean wave Qulcktcp; Cameron;7n's Quadrilles;
Sunrise Schnttische: The Polish ,ifl's dream: Ka,,
DarlrI Polk; Fly-a away Polka: Vandaiia Waltz;
Midnight Waltz; Rainbow Schoitsche: PassIhora
Waltz; Lone Star ,hottischc; Plume Polk Les
Bords du Rhine: Max me ne gaudy ch7pie,; Chant
National des Choat,g: The smile; italy; SaranonS
on Lilly Dale, Katy Darling. Love not, The Gipsys
wild chant Rosa Lee. Sc, &c. Il
NIMLR'S Stationery, Music,
aug9 and Fancy Store 9th stree,
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New Music.

lust RECEIVED at the Music Depot, South side
y of Pennsylvania .9renue, four doors from 10th st.
is happy land All things love thee, 20 do + When
shall we two meet again Aunt III ,rnet Beacher
Stowe; Petrinia waltz; Lilly Dale; Schottisch
sleigh ride polka hlboni waltz Ronda Caprccioso;
La Fee Dansanie; Fairy palka, by Jaell; Rainbow
schottisch lie Bananier, by Gottschalk, &c. &c.
aug. Is. HILBUS * HITZ.
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I. TAESDRrcK, Machinist. B. oERTLY, Grill Engineer
FAENDRICK & OERTLY.

l. made to order. Turning in Wood and Metal
Construction and Repairing of Models. Phosoph
ica, Chemical, and Surgical Apparatus and Archi-
to order. Electroplating. In fine the above have
arranged their establishment for the preparation OF
things not always to be found in stores.
& Street. between 18th and 18th. aug 20-lm'
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EDUCATION.
M. A. Tyson and Sisters, Female
Seminary for Boarding and Day PuTiI

On F street, 6et,recn l9sh AND lak streets.
THE duties of this institution viii lie resumed on
Il Thursday, the 18th Of September, al which
time their pupils requested be punctual in at
tendance m order to promote a speedy organirs-
ton Of the classes.
The many Improvements and additions lately
made 10 their previously large establishment enables
the principals offer increased advantages and fs
cilities to their pupils
They have also made arrangements for the accom-
modauon OF - or Ia boarding pupils, who will find
everything provided that can make home comforts
hie-such as chambers well ventilated, carpeted in
their study room lighted with gas and every other
convenience that can he desired
No pupil viii be admitted unless satisfactory ref
erence be given previously.
For terms, &c, circulars may be had nj the Sem
mary and al The principal bookstores in the city
aug 4-dtl5thSep
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~ "ANTED.-A modern built HOUSE.
E1 ior small family, situated west of eth street
desired IL would nc taken for some time, and
the rent paid promptly every month. Anv per,on
having a convenient house, which thew wish care
iuii' used would find. in this opportunity an excel
lent tenant Address "A Z c. at this Office.
aug ID
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< 600 NEGROES WANTED will pay
'eOOO the highest prices. in cash, for 5000
NEGROES, with good titles. slaves for life or tor
term OF years in large small families or single ne
groes will also purchase Negroes restricted TO re-
main in the State that sustain good characters Fam
lilies never separated Persons having slaves for sae
VIII please call and see me, am always in the
market with the cash. Communications promptly
attend 10. and liberal commissions paid BY JOHN ~
DEFINING. No. Il, :. Frederick street, between
Baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore Nd. Trees
III front of the door. ~ 3D-tf
III "ANTED-t small HOUSE. with four
Ill or more rooms, suitable for small store or
te'sss.'sicp, and situated within the limits OF od and
l5'h streets west, and and X streets. north. ANY
person having such place TO dispose Of, with or
without stock and fixtures. will address A. II. H.
w ashnston CRY, with nama and locality.
n. B.-A corner preferred. aug I5-M3ts
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a Card to the Building Community Of Wash.
ington and its Vicinity.

ENKEI1EKICK E. GEIGER, Master Builder and
Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
the pubic generally for past iavors, and hopes to
be favored with their continuance az he ia nrepared
to execute all kinds of work in his line of business ut
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms
He will also make Plans, Specifications. and Su-
perntend any kind Of work that may be entrusted to
his care.
Pace of residence on street, between 9th and
TN Streets aug Is
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INKS! LONDON INKSI
L Ariold's office and steel-pen writing Ink
Arnold's Imperial Blue writing Ink
Morson's Superior Blue 90 "
90 Black " {"
Douglass's Magic copying " without the use
Of press
Also, large size anameled. Ivory surface, and col
ored boards, Tor printi:g show cards, SC.
The latest MUSIC received regularly every week
and orders hlled promptly, AT
WIMER'S Stationery,
Music and Fancy Store, eth street, square
au II north OF Pennsylvania avenue.
News
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PANk OF WASHINGTON * EANR OF ME-
II TRoPOLlS Plank Checks on the above Banks
either bound or ny he Fum, or sheet. Also, ten
dozen Blank B"o.ss, M"mv,a .ldun, books. Pas
Books, &c. CAP. Letter, Drawing Tracing, Tissue.
Wrapping. nd oih'r Paper. always on hand NJ the
cheap Stationery. Music. and Fancy Store OF
JNO. +. ELLIS, Penn. avenue,
v 81 bCf. 9Th and 10th streets
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Now that the sun shines forth again.
And heat oppressive fills each frame,
A plate of Ice Cream at HARvEY's Saloon,
Will make YOU cool and pleasant soon.
" The Proprietor in returning thanks for the "a
" tronage hitherto extended TO him. solcits a ron
Y unuance of the same, and desires 10 inform
y families and Others, that he is prepared at all
hours 10 furnish his celebrated ICE CREAM from a
quart upwards, which will be forwarded 10 their re
spective residences by his Express Wagon.
&C. Pic Mics, parties. and retailers supplied a.
usual. T. NJ. HARVEY, Agent for
J. RUSSELL, c street,
between 9th and 1th streets, rear OF
jy 26-lm Browns Hotel.
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w ANTS.

A N EXPERT OYSTER-SHUCKER. of clean.
"a steady, honest, and sober habits wanted i'm
medlately by the subscriber Also, another BOY.
Tor all kinds of work at a Restaurant.
Apply al - BIS Bar. G. street. near the War
Department. l. gOTu aNCER
aug OH
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MOOD FOR SALE.-25 acres of WOOD
w standing within few miles of the city, for sale
by the acre or cord. Apply to
JAS. C. GREENLEASE,
over selden, Withers Co.'s Bank.
aug 20-eo 81
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A STAG CHASE

4 T FACQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
~ This exciting amusement Will come of on
THURSDAY next. July 2etlI, and on the same day
every two weeks ior the balance Of the season.
Fire arms and Cur dogs not admitted in the chase,
nor any corufeds TO be invaded on horseback. A
large number OF hounds are promised.
iy T-eo4w
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GREEN d. SCOTT, A.e,ion..rs.

BY GREEN d. SCOTT, Aaetioneers.
TWO NEW Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSES
AND Lifts AT AuCTfON.-we shall sell
"a 'front.' Of The premises, on MONDAY, the 18th Of
SSesut, Al O'Clock, p. m, two new two story
leme Houses and Lots. fronting 3 feet inches
ssn on 4th str et running back 100 feet alley
so.snnihg hve conveniently arranged rooms each.
a.,, part same Lot ffoutine IL feet 10 inches on
,sr -, 81, running back 100 feet, with 10 foot al
lu nm After the above SALE VIC shall sell
ot NO, :; being par Of Lot No l. Of Todd and Pep
49, suDo Nv OF square 5e7, fronting Is feet
alley. o~N~ ~ iee' W q Pa'eo
Terms: One third cash balance in ., ,w.,v.
ana eiSn'een months GREEN h SCOTT.
aug23d ano,sor,
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OREGON.

The Oregonian of the 23d, states that
the immigration Of the present year has
arrived much earlier than heretofore. MIR.
Jones, formerly of Oregon City, who left
in December last for the East, and who is
the first through, informs the editor that
about two thirds of the immigration this
year are bound to Oregon; but his i'm
preston is that the immi gration will not
be SO large as it was last year. MIR. }.
found no difficulty in making the journey
in 20 days. Later advices from the Dali
las state that another party had arrived,
all in good health.
The farmers Of Oregon are now in the
midst of harvest, which bids fair to be
abundant. Owing to the severity of last
winter, numerous and ample barns and
stables have been built this season to
preserve stock, feed and shelter for the
future.
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Baltimore Marke&s

BALTIMORE, Aug. Is, IL x.-Sales Of
Flour to-day at SIS l2l. Wheat un-
changed. Stocks firmer. Other articles
unchanged.
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Coliector's O.ice, July I3, 1853.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS DEDUCTION
IN FOR PROMPT PAYMENT.-NoTice il here
by given that the Taxes for the year 1853 are now
due, and payable at this Office: ard that q deduc-
ton often per cent. is allowed by law for the cur
rent year, if paid or before the 3ls of August
suing. 4. J. ROCHE,
jyl4eotd Collector,
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cAMPHINE AMI ETHEREAL on,

A T WHITTLESEY'S, on 7Lh street, wholesale
IA and retail, genuine article. Upon trial, II
found otherwise, the money will be returned.
Also, pure Sperm and Lard Oil, and boiled
Linseed Oil, Neat's-foot, Resin, and Tanners' Oh.
Lamps, &c
On all sums OF S25 and over, five per cent. VIII be
deducted for cash. WHITTLEsEY;S
eth street, nearly opposite the Avenue House
aug 6 cow
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l. beautiful article and very durable, for sale At
LAMMOND'S, 7Ih street,
aug l6-co3 ed door below f.
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DRESS FOR SALE.-A Super Royal SMITH
l. PRESS, in excellent order foE sale low, al the
Star Office. augi-tf
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0LD NEWSPAPERS.-A lot for sale at the Star
~ office. aug l9-6
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BOARDING.

DELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND CHEAP BOARD
- ING-On Capitol Hill, on LIST +, Mrs.
HiIl's. Enquire AT Chase;s. aug 93eo3t
ROARD1 NG.-Five six Gentlemen can be
- accommodated with excellent BOARD at Mrs.
IiARROD'S, on 18th street. between and streets,
east side. aug pit
POARDING.-Nrs. BEALL would be pleased 10
- accommodate ok or eight gentlemen with board
and lodgings. Residence 4ih street, between and
streets. aug9
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DLAYING CABDS constantly on hand, and for
Il sale low al LAMMOND'S,
ouI lS-}fe0i 1lh street.
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NOTICE THIS.

IINE subscriber. having engaged in business offer
70 his friends and the patrons OF Mr.. j. T. Radcliffe
the former occupant of the store in Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street, GROCERIES of The best cual-
ity, and al the lowest market price. Call and see
him.
Just received. Shay's HAMS, Refined LeafL ARD.
Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSES Stewart
and other Strip, Patent Sperm CANDLES, and
Family Flour. 10. RADCLIFFE
jy Geo
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pY ADAMS & cos. EXPRESS we are this
- morning IN receipt Of n select Assessment OF Va
riegated, Carmne, Tissue, and Ultamarne PAPER,
for working artificial flowers, ROSEATES, &c. Al
80, few more OF those magnificent CRYSTAL Palace
and Paper Mache PORTFOLIOS; Riding Whips
Canes, &c, at JNO. +. ELLIS,
jy95 rcnn. ave-. let. 9Th and 10th SITS.
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Building Lots for Sale.
CORN, OATS, & FLOUR.

IN STORE, AND FOR SALE
10 suit purchaser
800 bush. White and Yellow Corn, Just received
500 90 Prime Old Oats
900 bbls. Choice Family Flour, Fox, Letter L. Co.
BOO :" Extra Super fresh ground, of best brands
for Bakers and Family use, at lowest prices
Also, constant supply ofsuperor Family and Er-
ira Super, put up in Bags-quarter barrel each, By
PAUL x BROWN, Water street
Georgetown. August 9
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A II JOHN r. ELLIS STA1iOAkfH s.
IA FANCY STORE may be found an aseoTrrnt III
Of Dominoes, Chess, Backgammon, ChlGre,.'s
Games, Porte M0nnaes, Segar Cases, Puiros, -sv-
cling, Fishing, Work, Card, and Fancy Elsheis,
Fly Busters Vases, Rszors, Strops Scissor, rockot
Knives. Tea Bells and Gongs all kinds OF Perfume
~, in addition a well assorted stock of Stationery
Music, and Musical instruments.
JNO. r. ELLIE,
auC9 Penn. ave. bet. 9Th and lOth
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a FOR RENT-A very desirable Dwell
Isl LING HOUSE, just completed with all the
modern Improvements and COMMUNICATING gar
den. carriage house and stable. Ii has connected
with il Il bath house, with warm and cold water.
which Is also conveyed throughout the i:uuse. with
Cooking Range ana pump in kitchen. Situation
healthy, and commanding one OF the most extensive
views in the District Apply to
|. ID. READ, Water street,
aug 2leotf Georgetown.
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FOR SALE AND RtND

M FOR SALE-A beautifully situated
..m. LOT, improved BY large FRAME HOUSE,
s.near!y new, northwest corner of Massachu
sets avenue and Thirteenth street. fronting more
than hundred feet on each. The upper Windows
command view of the whole city, Georgetown,
and the Potomac. Will he sold cheap, rs the owner
wishes 10 leave Washington.
Also, two small FRAME HOUSES VI street
north, betwedn 10Th and 18th streets, six room,
each, well arranged, and in good order. Terms
very reasonable.
Building Lots in various parts Of the city.
DONORO MAGILL,
Real Estate Agents, Office llth street,
aug 25-eO.t Near Penn avenue.
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The TrOt POstponsd-The trotting match
which wa. advertised for this afternoon to
come Of over the Columbia Course, we learn
b.; been postponed.
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Handsomely Dons.-Messrs. Eanderwerk-
en- 4 Co., of the Union line of omnibuscs
have rendered the Young Catholics Friend
Society the amount received by them from
persons conveyed by their omnibuses from
the steamboat on the late excursion The
amount contributed is fifteen dollars, small
amount, but the act speaks millions for the
good hearts Of the donors
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VI ouE youiiS iuen 1nere is much TO be seen
and enjoyed in the Northern States And the
friends of the 50 Liberty" active and numer-
Gus, will see that their guests are we'll salts
fed with their excursion.
New Cl~bs.-Many of our young men are
forming associations Of various kinds, for their
pleasure and amusement We have heard Of
several new clubs about to be organized, hav-
ing for their object the enjoyment of 90 the
hours as they fly" Success to them. We
have several in existence in Washington now;
but no one will growl at the organization of
the new ones, for = the more the merrier.-;
Centre MarAet.-T market was not as
well supplied this morning as we have seen it
though there was no change in the prices from
what they have been for a week past
j. r. Il. Plant.-This is 'plant" Of bad
growth, we suspect, but the public may see by
his card what an interesting Item" he has
made of himself We may have something
more to say and do about his fuss with this
office, if thought proper, and if not, we can
afford to ''let him VENT As Baltimorean
and an adopted Washingtonian,. we under
stand him, and our business also, and will
attend to both as gentleman.
CHARLES SoRAs.
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QNWTt-ON7g, july Il, 100.
AN INDIAN BATTLE.-The California
Empress says there was fight between
the Indians at the Empire Ranch a few
days since. They were drawn on plain
in regular battle array, the chiefs mount
ed, and all the rules of war observed.
Some three or four hundred were engaged
in the fight. Three were killed and
seventeen wounded, when victory perched
upon the banners of one of the parties,
who remained on the battlefield, built
fires, sang, danced, and evinced many
other signs Of joy over their triumph.
The weapons chiefly used were bows and
arrows, but there were few guns brought
into requisition. a.
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Bad Boys on the Streets.-A correspondent
Justly notices the very bad conduct of certain
boys In the streets, and describes fight be-
tween two of them, in which one endeavored
90 stab the other with a knife They were
separated by the writer and taken to their
homes; but on, of the worst features noticed
by him is the fact that great many men $50
called look upon these matters a. something
brave in our city boys" He says further:
"a have heard respectable citizens brag of it.
and at The same time did not think that this
spirit brought on all tho rowdy fights at fires,
&c. " which have occurred. Such encourage
ment from men is probably the primary cause
Of the extreme wickedness Of boys nowadays;
but the cure of il is for the police to rid the
streets Of all found misbehaying and for pa
rents not to spare the rod with refractory
youngsters. Home is the best place to cor
rect the evil If it is not done there, it becomes
legitimately the duty of the municipal author
iries to do what they ought to do without
dinching, as a humane duty to the rising gen.
Grafton. We omit the names Of the two boys
alluded to for the present, the object of this
article being TO direct attention to the evil
generally, and no; to any particular case. We
mi ght as we'll produce one brick to show the
architectural character of a building; as to
instance one case of these youthful outragcs,
where all Of them are so much alike.
The TrOt Postponsd.-The trotting match
which wa. advertised for this afternoon Il
come Of over the Columbia Course, We learn
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c. q. FLYERS. Gas-F;tter,

NINTH street, o:.e door from Pennsylvania ave
nue., being practical gas filter, is prepared ia
ht up Churches. Hotels, Private Dwellings, stU-os.
&c, al the shortest notice. in the best a. rr"r am
reasonable terms. SAG lin
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na~ The best remedy for dyspepsia
is to collect bills for a newspaper.

HoLLOwAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL IN THE CURE OF BAD
LEG.-Extract of letter from Mr.. Bother
ton, Of Stangrat, near Bootle, January Is,
1851. "To Professor Holloway-Sir-Af-
ter my wife's confinement in 1S4S, she
caught severe cold, which settled in her
right leg and foot, causing it to swell to an
alarming size, ultimately forming into
about twenty wounds, or ulcers, presenting
a most fearful appearance. The pain she
endured was almost insupportable, and the
treatment of her medical attendants did no
good whatever. She therefore resolved to
give your Pills and Ointment a trial, and |
am happy to say they have effected per-
feet cure"
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Rock Rose, the principal ingredient in this
valuable medicine, has been long known to
physicians and others, in New Haven and
vicinity, as one of the best alternatives in the
vegetable kingdom, superior to the far and
widely known Sarsaparilla. Myers Com
pound Extract, one of the incest and most
scientific preparations in the country, has
been tried and found successful in the cure
of many diseases that have bafiled the skill
of some of the first physicians of our land.
After the principal medicines of the day
have failed, Scrofula, that dreadful disease,
which shows itself in so many forms, is
quickly and permanently cured BY puri-
flying the whole system, it gives to the pa.
tient healthy appearance and good spirits.
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OSPECTU.S
TIL H. INDEP Pc N ID Il N II ;

CONDUCTED BYPASTORS OF CONGRE-
" GATlONAL CHURCHES.-In addition
to the proper editorial corps, Rev. r. S.
SToRRs, Jr., d. D., Rev. GEO. B. CHEEvER,
ID. ID. (C.), Rev, HENRY WARD BEECHER,
cD, and Mrs. HARRIET L. BECKER STOwE
(H. Il. b. s., are stated contributors.
Office 10 Spruce street,
bet,oeen Uiiiiam and Nassau.
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It's for one year. Clergymen and Postmas-
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lowed so cents on each new subscriber.
All letters and communications, to insure
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pendent, 10 Spruce street, New York."
Any person wishing to subscribe, will
please inclose in an envelope, two dollars,
with his name and address, and direct the
same to the Publisher as above, adding
thrce-cents postage stamp All the money
sent by mail may be considered at our risk.
The INDEPENDENT has been established
nearly five years, and its subscription list
was never so large as now, and is daily in
creasing. The best correspondents are en-
gagged for it, at home and abroad, who will
keep its readers constantly informed on mat
ters of interest from the four quarters of the
globe.
The editors and proprietors will spare no
pains or expense to make this journal sec
ond to none, as a religious and family paper.
Subscriptions may be now forw arded to
commence with any number.
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b- The Worlds Temperance Con-
vention, which has been holding ses-
sion in New York, adjourned on Friday
noon of last week. The most import
ant item of business was the appointment
of a general committee for the purpose
of calling General Convention at least
once in two years, to devise such meas.
ures as may be desirable for the general
cause of prohibition of the sale of intox-
icating liquors throughout the world
and that they have power to supply va.
cancies in the committee which may oc
cur from death or resignation.
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gfy" We have received the sixth
number of The Torch Light and Indiana
Cadet, being the second we have rcceiv-
ed, the other being the second number
published. Now, taking into cousidera-
ton the fact that the I0rchligM and
Cadet is published but once month,
and we receive only two plumbers out OF
six, while we send our paper weekly
making thirteen Of our papers to one OF
the Cadet-wc must say we think it
rather an uneven exchange. The CadeI
and the Echo are of about the same size,
so that you can claim no advantage
there. The Cadet is very spicy and
interesting paper, and-ahcm !--(well,
we may as well tell the truth)-so is the
Echo. Thus, brother .Sewell, you will
discover that you are not doing exactly
the fair thing by us, unless your name
bellies you very much. We should be
most happy to exchange with you, but
the fact is we have crossed you off our
books three times, supposing you dead,
when in the course of few weeks you
would turn up again as bright as ever.
Well try you once more.