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PERIPHERY.

WE beg leave to call the attention of our friends
w and the public to orr very select assortment
OF PERFUMERf, consisting in part OF Barry's &
Crumbies Tricopherous Phalon's Hair InvsoratOr
Jules Haues 'Lusira;'' Rhnoccros, Bears, Rose,
Antique, Amber and toilet Hair Oil Farina's Ger
man Cologne, warranted genuine; Pomatum for the
HAIR i'll every shape and Style guaranteed b first
rate. Also, Lubns HarrsOn'S Extracts for the
Handkerchief, varying from % 30 cents per
bottle; Soap, Shaving Cream, Brushes, Combs &c
J. +. ELLIS, Penn. avenue,
aug between 9th and 10th streets.
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Washington Hall Restaurant.

TVHE Subscriber Respectfully informs his numerous
l. friends and the public that he has made arrange
ments whereby he is enabled 10 afford perfect
satisfaction than in the discharge Of his duty tn
his customer. He will regularly have a supply Of
genuine GREEN TURTLE from Nashua, which
will he served up in the hest styles known, fresh
COVE and NORFOLK OYSTERS, SOFT CRABS,
and all drlicacies the season will produce. His at
tenOn will be- particularly directed 10 the
datiOn and entertainment of all who favor him with
their patronage. The Bar will, heretofore, be-
supplied with the most choice WINE and LIQUORS
Ia be had in the market
Thankful for past patronage, he will Use his en-
beavers to merits its continuance.
at. . w. +. BENTER.
south side Penn avenue, corner OF 9th street
IL
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STRIKE OF WOVEN LhBoRERs.-A lat e
English paper says that l." the women of
Stokesley, Yorkshire, who 20 out to fiel,l
work. (weeding, spreading manure, pull.
ing turnips, &c. recently struck for an
increase of wages. They sent a crier
round to announce that instead of receiv-
ing Sd. a day, they should receive 1Od."
And we trust that they will get it. There
would be some sense in getting up Con-
vention of the Women Of England in be-
half of Woman's Rights.
D.. UMr. Hoiceman, Of Wheeling, Vs.,
has received authentic information fro m
England, that he is one of two hundr ed
heirs to an estate valued at So 200, O( 10.
UThe total number of deaths viii Oh
occurred in New Orleans last week fin ON
yellow fever is one Hundred.
UGov. Bigler has granted a respite to
Capie and Emos, who have for some tir ne
been under sentence of death in Philad ell
phia.
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OThe Rev. John Chambers, the Phil
adelpia temperance "war horse" is out
IN the Philadelphia Sun of Saturday last,
IN one OF his own peculiarly Incorporate
articles denouncins all who op pose the
Maine Law.
Be gentle, friend John; a graf of SUI
gar will draw more flies than o gallon
of vinegar.
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NOTICE THIA

IHE subscriber, having engaged in business, OfrT'
tom friends and the patrons OF Mr. J. T. Radclr,
the former occupant of the store in Odd Fellow,
Han, Seventh street, GROCERIES of the best qual-
Ity, and al the lowest market price. Cal and ser
him.
Just received. Shay's HAMS. Refined Leaf ARD,
Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSES, Stcwan :
and other'SIRUP, Patent Sperm CANDLES, ana
Family Flour. 10. RADCLIFFE
iv
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Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &C, &c.

q NJ. w. GAIT b BRO, importers OF line
"a WATCHES, manufacturers OF ami dealers
N.Y., IN ever description oi RICH JENELRI.
and pure SILVER WARE. Also
Gold, Silver, and light Steel SPECTACLES and
EYEGLASSES, fine PLATED ware. AIBATA
FORKS, SPOONS, SC.
Possessing every advantage for getting up Their
stock on the best possible terms, they offer induce
menfs to purchasers not surpassed by any establish
ment in this country.
NJ W. GAIT = BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle, Pa. avenue, h tween Sh
V 2S-dlw and 10Th streets.
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GRAND ATTRACTION.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES,
FRESH AND GHEAp

tSere"fh street, Ietueen E and + streets, IslGndl
INHE SUBSCRIBERS having commenced the Gro
L Gerry busin.ss al the above place, IN the hni-r
formerly occupied by Mr. Reed, take tins method al
informing the citizens of the Island, and the pubic
generally, that they have hand and Will continue
To keep every variety of GROCERIES, China, Earth
en-, stone, and Hardware, all of which they are d.
termined to se al unusually low prices.
Ihry respectfully solicit share of public patron
age. Call and examine our stock.
y 27-dlm CRUAfP x YOINGER
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o. " All letters addressed to the editors
of the Star must be- postpaid, or they
. seiA not be taken from the Postofiice.

80 p The Evening 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
thls TACT in. mind -JdaH.,.5 .a t!sit.I
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II L 6 BY ACADEN My.
Boarding and Day School for Young Men

corner OF I4th and 4 Streets.)
TIME seventh Annual Session of this Institution
l. will commence on MONDAY, September 4th
The number of pupils being limited, early appca-
ton for admission to the Academy is requested The
system of rewards being reduced to uniform rule
prompt attendance the day of opening il desirable
for those who wish to distinguish themselves.
Circulars can be had at the Bookstores Acade-
my. G. F. MORRISON,
aug l-co1 Principal.
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1.-THE Westminster Review. for July,
1853, republished by Leonard Sc oft & Co.,
New York, is on our table, bein 3 sent by
Taylor & Maury. Its leading article is
upon John Knox. The number is a good
one. 1
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81 VPersons 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., 3
Exchange Block, King street, az ~
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A STAG CHASE.

A T FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
"A This exciting amusement will come on 90
THURSDAY next, July 9Sth and on the same day
every two weeks for the balance OF the season.
Fire arms and Cur dogs not admitted in the CHASE
nor any cornfields 10 be invaded on horseback.
large number OF hounds are promised
iy 26-eo3w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-01

DUFF SIDE COMBS. &c.-LAMMOND. 9TH St,
I'd door below f, has just received a supply OF
Puff side Combs; also, Tucking and other Combs.
Coral Beads, Jet and other Bracelets Boys Patent
Leather Belts. &c, and for sale very cheap for cash
aug l-eo3t
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Now that the shines Iort AGAIN,
And heat oppressive fills each frame,
A plate of Ice Cream at HARVEY Saloon,
Will make you cool and pleasant soan.
" The Proprietor in returning thanks far the IA
Y rOnaec hitherto extended 10 him, socIi> a ron
Y tinuance Of the same. and desires "a inform
X tamil and Others, that he is PREPARED al all
hours To furnish his celebrated ICE CREAM. from a
quart upwards, which will be- forwarded 20 their re
spectivc residences by hs Express Wagon.
&C. Pic Mics. parties. and retailers >upplied A.
usual 7. NJ. HARVEY, Agent for
]. RUSSELL. e street
between 9th and 9Th streets, rear m
jy palm Brown Hotel.
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FOR SALE

A VERY superior lot of Bale Bundle HAY IA
"A excellent order, warranted pure, which wil
dispose of small advance for cash 0 % punctua
customers. have also. IN store, aboui $3.50 hush
els Of superior old OATS, together win a constant
supply of CORN, CORNME.iL, RYE CHGP, aud
MILL. OFFAL, Of all grader. unbolted FLOUR
for Dytpeptic bread, always on hand and delivered
promptly to order.
The above can be had At my store, on 18th ,ireer
between and & streets, also. al my feed establish
ment in Bridge street. Georgetown. opposite Tnlun
Hotel. The public's obedent servant,
jy 293leo- ALFRED LEE
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USl'S SALOON.

L A Il U 5 5 4 L UU ".
Dramatic Entertainment, Thursday Evening,
g. August 4th.
tHa MR.. JAMES SHERIFF,
BY the urgent request of many OF his young friends
and intelligent .itizens will have the honor OF
giving an eA iibitiOn at the above Hall, on
which occasion he will be assisted by
MR.. w. CULLEN,
From the Southern and Western Theatres. He will
also, have the honor Of Introducing To the cit-
zens Of Washington, Young Lady OF this
City,
MISS JULIA RENWICkS,
Being her first appearance in public.
Tickets. FIFTY CENTS.
For particulars see small bills of the day.
Doors open al O'Clock, 10 commence ats.
aug AT
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k>OR RENT, adesirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
l. on n street, between 9Th and 10th. Possession
can be had ON the lat of August by application TO
MIR. VIM ORME, Pennsylvania avenue.
jy 30-eo3t .-.. :. 80 -
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FOR SALE,

nR5RR, Light Glass door ROCKtWAY,
EN$sX nearly new, for one two hnr>ts wih
pole and shafts. and with DIVISION froul
with two large windows in Il: the front can be r.
moved al pleasure IL Is a first quality Carnage. imi
by one OF the beet makers in Philadelphia The
owner having further Use for IL Will sell " at a
bargain. Ii can be seen al THOMAS YOI'NG>
Coach Factory, corner Of Penns ylyanla avtnuc. 4
4 y street. in as-A
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-01

OThe attention of the readers of the
Star is called to the card of Mr.. She riff, in
another column ofto-day's paper, in, which
he proposes to give an entertainmel 1T a
Carusi's Saloon, on Thursday eve, ing
next. Mr.. Sheriff is said by his friends to
be an excellent reader, and will no dou bt
delight those who may pay him visit.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-01

DY ADAMS & CO.'S. EXPRESS We aTr IN.
- morning in rt,ceij of a select ortinem ~ Va
regated, Camine, Tissue, and Ultamarlnr PAPER
for working artificial flowers, ROSEATEs' Ac Al
80, a few more OF those magnificent Crystal Palace
and PAPER Mache PORTFOLIOS; Riding Wins
Canes &c, at JN0. r. ELLIS
% Tenn. ave. bet. 9Th and 10Th >Is
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TALLY-H0 RAz0Rs-ANoTHER SUPPLY

IALL .dU hdLUhS-ANUTHEH SUPPLY
ENOUGH FOR ALL.-Just received large ,.In.
IL ply of the popular TALLl-HO RAZoRs a,r.
after gross, of which have been retalled by the uL
scriber, QrOnl whom you Will always get the genuip,
article IN short iime. Everybody shave az a
tring expense, aud with the truth ol the did adasr
''what IL worth doing al all Is worth dong well.
Also, a supply OF Shaving Grams. Soap. Bulshes
SIrops, Tooth and Hair Brushes, and fancy article,
generally, at Winners Stationery. Music, 4 Fan
cy store, Sixth street, one square Irrm Pehusylya-
MIA avenue. IL 10
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NOTICE.

YOUNG LADIES wishing to learn to cut and fit
DRESSES perfect in six lessO 5. will have an
opportunity now by calling on Mr.. WILLIAM, la
the Avenue. ~ .-.-
Terms Six lessons for s., in advance, every eve
ming from five 10 six O'Clock. jy 26-dlw.
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CHEAP BOARDING HOUSE.

fl'hE subscriber having recently removed Ia Wash
l. mgtoh, has opened cheap BOARDING HOUSE,
on street, door. east OF Mr. Glasgow. from 7ih
street. Pnce for Boarding and Lodging, 50 per
week. Eight or ten can be accommodated.
Y2I-dlWf HENRY HATES
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ID CONS TO RENT.-Two or three comfortable
II RoOMSin one of the most pleasant and drsi-
rabe locations on the Island will be rented On req
sonable terms TO good tenants. Apply at .
BAkER'S Periodical Depot,
jyl2 Near cor. 7tn ST. and Md. ave.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Conn any,

HARTFORD, CONNEt TICUT
Agent for Washington, ID. e., h. =. WORCES
TER. over Whtehurst's Gallery, Duyall'. building
Medical Examiner, DIR. J. &. HALL. ivy
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MORE NEW kUSIC


MY HEART Is BREAKING; DE old Churchyard'
lvl do they miss me At home; Yes, We mis- lhr'
Sweet Lucy May; Home ofmy youth; Sw-,I homr'
receive me; Ida May; Llnda- gone 10 Baltlmorr'
My old Kentucky home; Aunt Harriet Bencha STOW,
Voice from the waves, duell; sam Blown vi
for Baltimore; Oh boys carry me long; Italy. poP
ular Duets for pian0) Saratoga SclIotIischr, Bur
ker Hill Quickstcp; Vandaia Waltz; Norfolk r.
male Institute polka VillanO,a March Rainbow
Schotusche; Golden pppm Polka; Fiy-away Polka;
Variations on Lilly Dale; Love not; Would Wrfr
boy again, &c, &c., SC.
Bertin's Instructor for the Piano; Carcassis Gul-
tar Instructor, &c, for sale al Winners Stailoh-
cry, Music and Fancy Store. 9th street, sqlIarr
from Pennsylvania avenue. ES
RRfCkLAYERS.-Wan immediately ON tx
y tension of United States Capitol, Washington
nifty Bncklayers. To good workmen steady EN-
ployment will be given. Wages depending upon
skill and attention-the average being 81 %
NJ. c. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers,
In charge OF Extension L. :. Capitol
VIRGINIA SCRIP bought Al highest cash Pic'
by PETER A. KELLER,
jy l5-lm 18th street. ODD Treasury,
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SAD CASE OF Drown GNG.-The Balti-
more American of to-day says:
On Saturday morning last the compost
tors OF the Sun Office, to the nnmber of
twelve or fifteen, repaired in an omnibus
to Whitehall, on Bacl. river, abont seven
miles from the city, to spend the day in
fishing, bathing, &C. The early part of
the day passed off very pleasantly, the
company separating in parties, amusing
themselves in various ways, until about /
o'clock, when Mr.. James Walker was
missed, and search Immediately made for
him. His clothes were finally found on
the beach, and on wading out his body
was discovered in quite shallow water,
perfectly dead, having probably been in
the water half hour. 1t is supposed
that he was taken with fit or the cramp,
and was unable to reach the shore. He
was about 30 years old, native of Green
castle, Pa, where his widowed mother
resides, and was universally respected and
esteemed by all who knew him. His
remains were brought to this city by his
sorrowlng friends, and an inquest held,
the coroner returning verdict in accor-
dance with the facts. He was buried
yesterday afterD DON, and followed to the
grave by the mel nbers of the Topographic
cal Society and of the Iris Lodge of /. O.
U. +. together with a large number of
personal friends.
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90 To SrRASaERs AND CrrIzExs.-Tsom,.,.,.
DagsereofsPs are unsurpassed ny any, fos boldn.s.
OF execution and beauty of artistic finish
His assiduOuf efforts 20 establish a firyt clas. O.,
lery in this city, and his continued endeayors
please vlster and patrons, have not been unrerr,s
ed. An examination OF his Pictures recently ~
10 particularly solicited. He Is prepar,'d N ,st NJ
lures of every size and STYLE nj reasoaah,e p.,cs
Gallery, north side Of Pennsylvania ayenue 4,
tween y and 9Th streets, Lane d Tucker. Rn1s
ING NAV 70
e-Roor's Wonderful DAsuERRrorypr..
60 20 Roor's! No matfer whether
II he clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth, he traces,
Multitudes Of lovely faces.
RooT's Gallery, PennsyiSani, avenue, near Go,
en-" suee'. L---- march u
90 JoE SHLLISGToS receives all the new poo,
and Newspapers n fat as published. He rs asen,
for Harper's and all the other Magazines ana o
readers will always find large and good assor,rs.
Of Blank Books and Stationery at his Roots
Odeon Building, corner of4f street and Penns,Ir,'
ma avenue feb
o. AT A MEETING OF the Board OF I,rec,o,s -.
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, held a, ,h.
rooms on 7th street, the following resolution M.
passed: H .t WY
ResoIred, That the rooms OF the Institute n. 49,.
ed daily through the week, Sundays ercep,adN r.
TO 10 O'Clock D. m, and that the public genrr,nr
be invited TO visit the same.
CHARLES CALVERT,
June i6u Rec. Sec.
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A Grand Festival

10 "a Grand Ee8GVal
Will be given by the Pastors Of Trinity Church,
" OnTHURSDAY, the 4th of August,
i'm the College Grounds,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH.
Price of admission For grown persons, p cents;
children l2k
A fine band of Music will be in attendance; and
Refreshments in abundance.
The strctest pains will he taken by the managers.
appointed By the reverend gentlemen, to give all who
are present satisfaction in every respect.
aus Ar
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VIRGINIA SCRIP bought Al highest cash PElcs'
by PETER A. KELLER,
jyl5-lm 18th street, opp. Treasury
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, =. .,n,,. +, a. Rates Al Of Advertising.
/, sGuare ! Day, 20 80 square weeks, - 81
! sasa. . geyss----v- 13t1 square weeks, - 3 so
! square days, 90 / square l month, 90
square days, -s8l E.ISquare months. 10 90
square days, -, 80 l square months, Is 90
sqnase . dsy., I ISL squirrel year, 30 90
fW ADVERTISEMENTS insertrd once week, 50 cents
PF SQUARE viii be charged for die first, and 81 Y
cents per square for each subIeqHent insertion.
TEN LINES or lssa constitute square. -ifi.
III an advertisement exceeds a square, the price
WIZ De in exact proporticp, T., due. -.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-01

The GRAMMAR OF THE New York
COLLECTOR FOR THE WASHINGTON NATION.
AL MONUMENT. -"W.," in the Intellioen-
Ger ofthis morning, makes fling at the
Star for copying the New York Commer-
e'al advertisers joke over the grammar of
the Collector aforesaid, We have only to
say, that we trust, hereafter, that in Sc
Letting agents to make such advertise
ments, our great National Monument AS
ISOLATION will not aid and abet the diffil-
SION OF a taste for bad English. Blythe
bye; writing of this little affair, reminds
US that years ago there was much said
about the way in which some of the funds
collected for the monument had been
used. Can any one enable us to en-
Tighten the public on this head?
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the Home Squadron, did not die on the 18th
ult., at Pensacola as alleged by the newspa-
pers. The Navy Department are in posses
sion of letters from his Secretary, dated on
the 2Sd ult, showing that though very i'll at
that date, he was able to dictate dispatches.
ANEW NAVAL PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS
Alex. W. Lawrence, Esq, of North Carroll
ma, has been appointed professor of mathema-
tics in the Navy. His commission bears date
July 29th. He has been ordered to duty at
the Washington Observatory.
ANEW PApER.-Mr. Beverley fuckers pro.
posed Washington Sentinel is more talked
over in Washington just now than heretofore.
Speculations as to its probable character. af-
inities &c, are very various. If Mr.. Tucker
will have the nerve to stand straight up
against all prospective Galphinisms, he may
do much good. Mr.. Ovid f. johnson and Mr.
Pryor, both formerly associate editors of the
UHion, are most spoken of as the probable
editors Of the proposed journal, to which we
wish all succ ess, if it is to be so conducted as
really to protect the public interest
DIFFICULTY OF OBTAINING RECRUITS FOR
THIS ARMY.-Perhaps there never was a time
before when so great difficulty existed in in
ducing men to enlist in the Army of the United
States. This is attributable wholly to the
gratifying condition of things in the way of
the plenty of work for every body who will
work, and at excellent prices, too.
Posi- OFFICE RoUrR AGENTS APPOINTED
On the railroad from Columbia to Bolton,
South Carolina, N. X. Sullivan, of Anderson
and James W. Singleton, of Greenvile
CHANGE IN THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Pliny Miles, Esq, of New York, has been pro-
motel to be corresponding clerk in the Post
Office Department, third CLASSY vice John
K. McMahon, who takes his third class place
in the Appointment Office.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS IN THE
TREASURY Observation-Disclosures DENLY ap-
pointed to $1,000 clerkship in the Third Au-
ditor's Office, vice j. J c. Cantine, promoted
to Mr.. Hawks place.
Nicholas Clinch appointed for examination
to first class clerkship. in place of DENLY, in
the Third Auditors Office, as above.
Charles Stewart appointed Messenger in the
Registers Office.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-01

CoAPLIMENTARY.-We have thus far
failed to notice the thousand and one fiat
ter ing notices of our journal, appearing
in every section of the Union, but the
following from the Day Book, the liveliest
of all the New York Journals, is so well
written and SO heartily expressed that,
with all our modesty, we are induced to
republish it.: 81 - ".
"The Washington Star is just such
paper as has been long needed in that
city, and we are right gi ad that the vacu-
um made by the old heavy political
papers, is now filled, an 4 the want of the
people of Washington, for a sparkling,
lively, gay, rich, and rs.cy daily paper,
fully supplied. We wis b the Star all the
patronage it merits-and. it certainly will
never need more"
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IME, LINE, LIME-Pure wood burnt LIME,
IL for sale at the corner of Virginia avenue and
the Canal in any quantity. aug l-;ts
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
The Lucky Ones.

We give below the list Of success
ful competitors for our recent Premi-
ums, with the number of subscribers
sent in. We are under many obliga-
tions to our numerous friends who
were unsuccessful in their efforts for
the premiums, and hope they may be
more fortunate hereafter. The mon.
ey and tracts have already been for
warded, The books will be sent as
soon as we are informed which ones
are desired. We request each one to
acknowledge the receipt of the mon
ey, tracts, &c, for publication in the
Organ, as we desire our readers to
know that we have acted on the
square. as
A. A. Stewart, Columbus, o., 800
subscribers, $50.
Gen. S. F. Cary, College Hill, o.,
rs subscribers, 800.
H. F. Green, Chillicothe, o., 81
subscribers, $l5.
N. Mcdonald, ClarksviIle, O., 49
subscribers, $l0.*
M. M. Edwards, Cincinnati, O., 46
subscribers, SIS.
WI. Leese, Cincinnati, O., 40 sub
scribers, 1000 Maine Law tracts.
W. E. Motherel, Troy, Tenn, Sc
subscribers, 1000 Cary's Appeal.
VIM. Bremigam, Circleville, o.,
33 subscribers, DR.. Beecher's Tenn
perance Lectures, or DR.. Fishers Ad-
vice to Young Men.
John Spencer, Chauncey, O., IS
subscribers, do. do.
l. Barringer, Hanging Rock, O.,
25 subscribers, do. do.
'Does Bro. Mcdonald desire the Tractsl If so,
what kind does he desire2 Please inform us imme-
diatey.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15

arrangement of the political parties,
for the time beingl ,5r
We do not put this question to the
hungry aspirants for Office, nor the
miserable demagogues, but to the
honest voters who have no object in
going to the polls but to promote the
best interests Of our common country.
To such we put the searching inqui-
ry, Can you, viii you, dare 60 and
vote for any man Of any party who
will not avow himself in favor Of a
lGag of annihiIGtions