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,N fa,V Nrw YoRK, March o.

'Ni f'',N NRw YoRk, March 0.
The Asia left I%Ialif,S a, 10 o'clock this
morning and will be duo at Boston to-
On February 2Olh she saw the Arabia
going into Liverpool.
The Moniteur says France cannot sui
fer the integrity of The Ottoman Empire
10 be broken by aggressive acts from
Greece and Furthermore discounIenances
revolution anywhere.
The announcement is viewed as Official
and important. Meanwhile the attitude
of Austria is becoming more and more
favorable 10 the allies.
Ii was even said that she had announced
her intention Of formally going with the
allies il Russia continues her aggressive
acts against Turkey.
This announcement is probably prema-
ture- but il gave irmness 10 funds, lu
AT the same lime Austria continues sent!'
ing troops 10 the frontier 10 allay aPpre.
tensions.
A manifesto Is about to appear stating
that Austria continues her efforts for peace
and tina, the reports are merely to prevent
the disturbance spreading to serVia, Mon
,epgro and Bprnia) TTglf
The attitude Of Russia remains M
changed and unexplained. s.N Nd.
From the Danube accounts report bolh
parties as preparing for a great battle.
The Russians had failed in an attempt
TO turn 0mars positions.
.as Nothing new.from Asia.
Joseph slurgess and the members oil
the peace society had a friendly interview
with the Car. ,
A dispatch from Persia says tho Shah
officially announces 10 the foreign reports
that he will remain neural in this war.
Lord Palmerston in ans wer TO a ques
ton replied that Smith o'Brien having
acted like a gentleman in refusing TO es
cape a, the expense Of breaking his pa
role is 10 be %pardOned.
MI. BuchanAh was present at ,he Queen
,levee, dIrqru 04gur.
LoEDoS-American securities arc stead
The following are the quotations. us
5s'of 65. 0s IL To- 70 10. 65 of 1856:
lO4ltol06. 6s bonds Of 1868, 100
ITO, a-A 3
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Read this clear Evidence in faror Of DR.. a. H., adams
LiDer Baisam.
DR. A.L. Az AMs-Dcar Sin; HAVING eceived great
benefit from using Your valuable Liver BalsSm, allow
us to testify to its great merit, land this we speat ad
visedly,) that no medicine now before the public
bears any comparison TO your Liver Balsam there
fore we Recommend It to those suffering under any
form Of disease which your Balsam purports to heal,
aud to make a trial Of it, as we believe it will do
them good.
Noah %lianforl, Lewis %Ilanford, Mrs. louisa Han.
ford, Mrs. Julia HuuforI.
Barton, Tioga, Co., n. v.
NPSee Dr.. 4 l.. Adams advertisement in this pa.
per- 4wll.
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RELIEF IN TEN MTNUTES!!
DRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS are a~niaiing
ID ing in the cure OF Coughs, Colds, asthma,
bronchitis, Sore Throats, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, lncipientC Consumption, aud Diseases Of
the Lungs. They have no taste OF medicine, and
any child will take them. Thousands have been
restored to health that had before dispaircd. Tes.
timony given in hundreds OF cases. A single
dose relieves in ten minutes -
Ask for Bryan's pulmonie Wafers-ihe original
and only genuine is stamped |" Bryan.' Spurious
kinds are offered for sale. twenty-five cents a
box. Sold by dealers generally. ]. BRYAN &
Co., Rochester, New York, Pfoprictors Whole
sale by. I'D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio W, fiske,
Cleveland, Ohio.
February g.. 1874 n38tf. .fH..t ..H .r
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AM ORDINANCE.

To prohibit tho use Of Intoxicating Liquors az a
beverage, and to punish the violation Of tue same
SEC. | Be 1t oRpAlsGD by the trustees OF Mont
gomery township, Ashland county, aud state Ol ohio,
thatiif any person shall vcnd or give awAy Auy Spll-
ltuous hquor, or Liquors within the Corporate lin
It's of said township, or IL any person shall sell, vend
urgiec away any Spintuons Liquor. or Liquors WIN
In the limits OF said township. with Inc intent 10
eyale tile provisions Of this ordinance, each aud eve.
ry person so offending, shall be deemed guilty Of 4
misdemeauOr. and upon conviction thereof, before
any Justice of the Peace, within said township 'hall
forfeit and pay for each aud every offence, a sum hot
eyeeoding Gty dollars, nor less than ten dollars with
costs Of prosecution, aud any person upon conviction
/ ercOf, failing TO pay any such sum, or sums as may
be imposed under the prnvisiOnsof this section, WIZ,
costs of prosecution shall be committed 10 the jan
Of the county until he shall pay the shnie, or be dis
charged In due course Of law, Provided that any per-
son, or personsarrested under the provisions o. tnlsoI'
dinanoe, shallbc permitted to prove ON tlal!hal sucn
SpirituOus Liquor, OF Liquors we're sold ana used Tor
| Medical, Mechanical or Sacramento purposes,
and that no portion Of 1.-THE same was used Tor any ON.
or purpose, aId upon such proof being. made y ena'l
be Audience to any pr,9secutlon unuer s,ls scVton. -,
other Buildings that ste kept asa place OF resortloI
|tirpllng or Dduking'of Spirituous Liquors shall 10
considered, aud held TO he a place Of unrling or m
Temperance within the meaning aud intnnt Ol thls
ordinance and the occupants Of tho same, snail 20
subjeetto the penalties ordained IN the foregoing sec
ton.
ions oftIis ordinance, shall be commenced by q
written statement of the facts. signed by lhe person
making the complaint, or upon a0idavith led before
Justice OF the Peace, In either case a warrant sha,
he issued by the Justice, for the arrest OF the accused
SEC. 18th. This ordinance TO no in force, Irom an'
after the Goth DAY Of April, A., D 1854
WM. RAbsToN, cistl .,ih
vi lr' Huon BuRN L
q w,LI.rs sElssrR, Trustees
Ashland, March 3. 1871. nig-lw.
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MILLER HOUSE.

NTICHAEL MILLER presents his regards to
lNl his friends and the public generally, md re-
House for the accommodation Of tho travelling
public, directly opposite the Sampsell House,
Main Street, Ashland, where he will DO glad to
accommodate all who may favor him with a call.
Ills table will always be supplied with the luxu-
RIGS Of the season His parlors and sleeping
apartments ara large and commodious. Good
siabling for horses will also DO provided, and a
faithful Hostlcr always in attendance.
Boarding for private families or single persons
can be had at reasonable rates.
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UnmyER ,DIsEAs R.AtanrEEp srAnsH Nix
,epRE, aSa remedy for liver disease, and the number
.oi formidable evils connected with a dsorganiEed
stAts Of that organ, Il unrlyAlled'
Hundreds Of certificates, from tho highest sources
of peraoasnO w living IN the city Of Richmond Va.
might DO given Of cures Effected BY o1nTHR's SPANISH
,hxrvnr. We have only room 10 refer 10 the extra
|fdIndfy cure 81 sanih NJ Drlnker, Bsq,, Of the firm
n Dhukef &Aforfis, Booksellers, ri ;hmond, Va,
slho va cured BY two bottles OF Carriers spanish
ixtare, amer three years suffering nom disease liv'
liz sayr ls action on ths blood is wonderful,
Ibiier. than all Tho medicine he had ever taken, and
khssrmliy rssommends Tito ALI g34pt6nrU.
See adyertisemsht, .r5st at ni3iN nl
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LEAD, ZINC, IRON PAINT;
OIL AMID CoTlORS.

. MANUFACTURED By st. DOL r.
FRANCIS y. LEWIS. 81 Co.,
Represented by Lewis, aints & Co.,
1875 South Front Street, Phil delphIa.
NRDERs thdnKfully rcccived-punctgally attended
Oto, guaranteed to give Satisfaction, aud offered
for sale on tue most liberal terms. ....; -.t
For samples aud particulars, please address as
abUve. .'' H"i 81 .f1HL Jan. 1e.--na5 3m.l D.
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Farm for Sale.

TINE subscriber, living in Orange TP., Ashland
county, Ohio, is dcsirous Of selling his Farm,
consisting Of ono hundred and ninety acres OF
and, with a House, Barn and Orchard on H.
Abou, one hundred and forty acres improved.
December o, 1853. Sm9s'
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sUBSCRIEERs TO THE OHIO UNION,
While that paper ives under the charge of the
undersigned !, are hereby no flied that the ac-
counts for subscription, including those for Adj
vertlsing, Job Work, &c, have been left in the
hands OF GEO. II. PARKER, Esq. of Ashland,
who is duly authorized to settle the same.
II. s. KNAPP.
Ashland. Feb. 10, 1864. n29.-6w.
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.,, ~ , .s7 . '.',' NEw Yoak, March 8.

,.lu XXX .,is. NEW J ORR, Marcn ..
Steamer Asia, from liverpool 25lh
ult,g arrived at Halifax last night.
IHyERrooL Observation-Disclosures, had
partially TeceJed from The advance Of the
Atlantic /; closing, nevertheless, at anead-
vance of Ihe. week Of Cd on flour, 81 on
wheat, Is .ons corn. ,Richardson BRO.
quote western canal -four 4lsa4ls Obs
white wheat lbs Gdal3sa red do llsal2s
81; yellow corn 47sa48s, white 45s 6io.
BEEFZFirmand coming up; pork dull;
lard easier; bacon in good demand a. full
price. -S'it, ~ N'"'..I" asl'J sH'P
Acknowledgement. eti') .grid.
CoNsoLs unchanged. iIdj .SU
No military or naval action Of special.
interest had Occurred since Atlanlic's news,
but p,liical events Of lhC highes! import
ance are coming u II UbVI.
A significant announcement, appears in
the Monilehr, saying,if the flags of France
and Austria are united in The II Isl, France
will not permit any attempt 10 separate
them beyond The Alps. This is regarded
as an encouragement for Austria to declare
herself On the side of the allies, and a
threat TO raise Hungary and Italy IL she
sides with Russia.
England has formally notified the Rus
sian Government of her intention to send
aAeelto the Baltic, and that Admiral
Charles Napier is appointed 10 take The
command. ,a 20
The. Russian fleet on the b lltic has been
ordered to fiji for sea.
The allied fleets remain in the Bospho'
rus, with cruisers in the Black Sea.
Austria continues 10 send troops 10 the
south. eastern frontier. @
The Greek insurrecIion is growing moro
~lormidabIeg Great excitement prevails ii
Greece. NN 'N.'
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CINCINNATI MAnKET.

JTP IT would hardly do for any ono to have the tc
merity nowadays to question the excellence Of DR..
Hoofiud's q ,rman Bltters, which arc prepared by
DIR. C. NJ. Jackson. In cases Of dyspepsia, liver COM
plant and arrangement Of the digestive organs their
many virtues have long since been made plainly up'
parent. They purge from the system the morbid hu'
mors which retard tho natural functions, aud bring
p~aleness to the cheek, and suffering to the BROW
They bannish those Iclogs upon happiness, aud re-
store the system to high health. ni2.-2w.
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BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
NEW Avn FAsITIONAnLB HATS.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE HATS.
THE subscriber has just received from New
York a large stock OF
FhH and Winier Hats
ortho latest and most fashionable styles and best
qualities, which no is offering al rates which
cannot fail to be satisfactory to his customers.
BOMB. cash for furs aud sheep pelts.
'DGA w M. s, CAMBELL & co.
Ashland Sept. 1. 1858 lou
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MeOirirets
GOOD MEDICINES
STABLER'S DIARRHGA CORDIAL

Is a pleasant MIXTURE, compounded In agreement
l. with the rules OF Pharmacy, Of therapeutic agents,
long known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy
10 curing DIARRhGA, Ind similar Affections Of me
system. In its action II ALItfs NAUSEA and produces
q healthy condition Of the LIVER. thus removing The
cause at tile same time II cures the disease.
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ACARD.

AT a meeting OF the Graduating Glass OF Bacon's
Mercantile College, held In the Lecture Room Of The
College edihce, Friday. 18th March, 1859, J.S. Baker
was appointed chairman. aud Weston Arnold, seGle,
tary. On motion; a committee 81 Ave, composed OF
J.. Bowman, j. 8. baker, II, }. F0rryth, L. y! Saw
yer and Geo. Nichol, was appointed to report res9iu.
tiOns expressive Of the high opinion entertainer Dy
the class, Of the merits Of his Institution, and oil tne
character and qualifications Of the Principal anu his
Wbereupon the committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions, when were Unanimously
WuERgAs. We, the members Of the Graduating
Glass OF h. s. Bacon, Mercantile College, being about
to separate, desire to give expression TO our feelings
OF respect for our esteemed INSTRUCTOR, ahu HIS corps
of able assistants. Therefore. ~
Resolpbd, That the thanks Of the class are due 70
our said instructors for the Uniform Kindness oil lhelr
department Owardu US while IN thls insulullon- AZ
the same time the thorOughness Of their Instructions
has entitled them to our highest respect aud conn
dence. ... .
Resoired, That we recommend this Institution to
all who may desire TO acquire a commercial educa'
ton. as a~Gording the greatest facilities for SUCH &C.
QUESTION. ..t
R,,oloed. That we as a class, anlS nir names to
these proceed nes, and that a copy Of them be delivi
cred to r.. S. Bacon, and that they be published in 'hc
city papers.
H. A.. bowman, S. Black, VIM. " SNYDER
Isaac Baushmsn, !; :. baker,, trGnhiiH o ElIio''
George Nichoi,' on Hughes, Weston Arnold,
James Thompson, HID. Kyger, panicl Bowen,
W. T. Robinson, George harvie, S. Field.
BAcoN's MERCANTILE CoLLEdE.A-"The eyamina'
ton of tie studentsin Book Keeping exhibited sde'
gree of proficiency ON their part highly c%redilable 10
| themselves and Mr.. Bacon, their Instructor. The
most difficult problems in Double EsnttJ were as rap,
idly solved as the most simple, giving ample proof
to The audience that the impaired during
the session would be Of praotiealbcneh ."--CtHeiHha'
ii Enquirer Of .Hareh ETH, 1859.
The various complex questions proposed by The
Prinrippl aud other gentlemen present, were answer
ed with great prOmptiluie aud tOnctsencss, whlcl
reflects great credit upon the course q study pursued
al this institution - iReiEHGti Daily Gaieue.
"Mr. Bacon is unrivalled as a teacher. a dipIomt
from this College in Cincinnati, is required as a SIN
qnd non in obtaining situations in the best Mercantile
Houses in large cities .'--ChiHeo.he AheitMt .hetropo
lis May en-, 1859.
Mr. Bacon has constructed the Upper portion Of III
building expressly for the purposes OF his college anI
without any doubt, 1t IL the most complete arrange
ment Of the kind in the United States" -Cineihndt
Ga:ette, Nor. 8, 1859.
elegant and finished establishment, iOr the purposes
I'm The world. - Enquirer.
Feb, -, 1854, ni0.-tl. .y.... -
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+ HEREBY forowarnallpersons from buying OF
taking a Note given to M. Philip y. Ham-
mond, about ono year ago, Tor thirty-ohc dollars,
as | refuse 10 pay Il unloss compelled by law.
WILLIAM j. PRANkEBElER.
Savannah, Feb q, 1854. nso.--4w.
INC .F.sf 10. .HtF4N
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Alcrtbnnts, Mt.
NORTH WEST CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT.

nEBSONS desirous of becoming Thorough and
accomplished accountants, will lind il great
" to their advantage to call On the undersigned
before engaging elsewhere as he Is prepared to de-
monstrnte, fully that his Accommodations forstu-
dents, the comprehehsiyeness Of the course ofin-
srruction, and facilities for procuring situations
for those desirous Of obtaining them, are unsnr-
passed, Gas il is believed, nneqpaleu ), by any
similar institution in the United States.
In addition to the regular course OF instruction,
there will be a '''' ii'
SERIES OF LECTURES
oh topics OF great Importance ina commercial
point OF view. delivered by Hon, ~Bellamy Storer,
i. D. Mansfield, Esq, Rev. Samuel W. Fisher,
Henry c. Lord, Esq, Prof. Chas W. Wright,
and other eminent Lecturers and Business men.
These lectures Icing a new and important feature
not introduced in any Of the other Mercantile
Colleges.
Notwithstanding the great expense attendant
upon securing the s%eryicos, Of able Lecturers and
Assistants, the Terms for Tuition will remain as
heretofore, viz!
For a full cohrse Of instruction in d y -
Bookkeeping; Writing, Commercial
Calculation, Lectures, &c'........ S4O no
Writing (only) per month. .......'.. 5O0
L '
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A Tiny instance an attachment was this day
N issued by j, Al. McClusky, a Justice of the
Peace Of Montgomery township, Ashland Coun'
", against the properly and effects of S.W. Rus
sci a nonresident of said County. AalsA
Dated this ~ day oil Feb. 1854.
JOHN JACOBS.
Kfh,ch I. 1874. n4t-3w,
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A FRESH supply Of Wrighi's Indian Vegetable
"A Pilis, a standard English Medicine, for tho
rcvention and cure Of disease, to aid and imp
prove discstion' and purify tho blood. For sale
at the new DtuS Store 10 Asblnud, by.
JS RoLDA II. CauBB & co.
juno IS, 1883. AR
= N.uHFIu I'D
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l)ublit G~unprpantrs.
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
AND
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROADS
TE:.;:''sFBl s2FR sl a.

NEW ARRANGEMENT. .4
ON and ahsr Modday, May 10th, Passenger
OTrains leave nsfollows:
Cleveland tor Erie, Dunkitk and Buffalo, att
30 A. NJ, 3.45P. NJ. and s .i5P. M.
Cleveland for Columhus ind Cincinnati, at 500
AM. 1900 A. NJ, and Sl5P.M u.
Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago, at 7:l0 A.
VI, 1000 a. NJ. and 8. 10 p. M.
Columbus for c 9velaud, Erie, Dunkirk and But
falo, at l0.l6A. NJ, 400 P. NJ. and lii00 P. NJ.
Shelby for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and But.
ralo. at i;O5P NJ, 4'h5 p. M. and a.a5 A. NJ.
Shelby for Columbus aud Cincinnati, at i0;36
AM l:25P NJ. and iIi25 7. M. g
Erie Tor Cleveland, Co umbus, Cincinnati, To-
edo aud Chicago, at $3.50 r, N. and 2:45 AM.
A.sToNE w., Superintendent.
Cleveland May 18th, 1898 -
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CHE Rlarkts.
mARKET.

CVMhw 3 AsulAHD March Is. l e54.
WHEAT dull ~. /! 4. ~. 4. .....s q ,QOai,e5
CoRN .45c
cLoAER SEED dull at ........,.a...".".......4, sl
Fimorny do. -. 49,. .........g........ ........ 2,OO
POM dullat ....,,. ,....... "... .l,I.... 3, 5Oa4,CO
BUTrERreshln roll .a...'........a.as"i.,...lOc
PEACHES, dried. J. =. J.....s.....,,...".aA..l,a
.APPLks, doss.....,..,.f.,."..'"..
TALLoW.
LGhD ia. IA s.i'a.. "..st!;'s',,'''.''.'U
FEArHeRs. 800. Observation-Disclosures.
BEEswAx.. 80. .a.....a &C.,. .....,, 2Oa95
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PERIODICALS,

Joe Shillington, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Al street, has sent us Put
nam for May, which contains several val.
liable articles. Also, Frank Leslie's
Gazette of Paris, London and New York
Fashions, for May, tits beyond question
the best book of fashions ever published:
and not only contains numerous admirably
executed cuts ofall the late fashions, with
instructive remarks in relation to the
same, but also other interesting matter.
We are sure that every lady who cares
about dress, or the art of dress making,
on seeing this admirable publication will
subscribe for it.
1.-The illustrated Magazine of Art" for
May, decidedly the best pictorial publ
cation of the day, comes to US from the
same dealer.
Buckingham, of the National Literary
Depot, under the National Hotel, also
sends US copies of these periodicals. This
gentleman has On hand all the late pub
locations.
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PER OEAE.

-. ". r. Goodall performs his celebrated
the Baltimore Museum.
1t is said that James Gordon Bennett
the Ghoul of the American press will leave
for Europe in few days. He will leave his
not his-our country, for our country's good
80. News was received by the Arabia of the
death of Mr.. James Holford, wealthy Lon
don banker.
-. 1t is said that there is probability of
Senator Thompson, of Kentucky, being the
= Know Nothing candidate for the next
Presidency.
80. Archbishop Hughes has arrived at New
York, restored, tits said, to perfect health.
80. In Indiana, for United States Senator
III the place Of the Hon. J. Petit, the follow
Ing gentlemen are named: Hon. G. N. Fitch,
Hon. j T. Mcdonald, Governor Wright, Hon.
james II. Lane. Hon. A. P. Willard, and the
Hon. Daniel Mace. The name of Hon. H. L.
Ellsworth has also been spoken of in connec-
ion with the present Temperance movement
80. Mrs. Cecilia Young, the lady who is
astonishing the people of Baltimore by her
exceedingly charming singing, will not be
able to appear tefore a Washington audience
until Wednesday evening of next week. There
appears to be much interest manifested already
among cur citizens in favor Of this lady She
will 10 doubt be greeted by large audience
80. Thomas Carroll and 7. Hanson Belt
Wings, were on Saturday removed from their
posts in the Baltimore Custom House. and
Samuel Magraw, Of Hartford, and James Ii.
Tilghman, of Talbot counties, Democrats, ap-
pointed in their places.
80. Walter Lehman, Esq. Of the Baltimore
Museum, son leaves for California, to take
80. Thomas Ball, the SCULPTOR of Boston,
has finished his large statue of Webster
.... Joseph Collins, native Of Hayti, late
treasurer Of the Orleans theatre, died at New
Orleans on the goth inst, aged 60 years.
Amongst the recent arrivals at Will
lards' we notice, Hon. Rufus Choat, Of Boston
Sir William Cary, Governor of Jamaica; Prof
Pierce, Of Boston, Ole Bull Charles A. Davis
England Segnior Lozano, and family, Spanish
Minister to Mexico; Hon. Sam Ruggles
1.-THE Courier Des EtutS Uuis says, - NJ
De Cueto, minister Ilenipotentiary of Spain
to the United States, left Madrid Oh the 6tl
Of April, for his post in this city
Alboni has declined to appear at tn,
London Italian Opera in contralto parts, sh.
having made up her mind to hold the lead il
soprano parts only.
80. 20 The Future of the Human Race i
fresh pamphlet by Robert Owen. 1t is basec
upon table-rapping, and spiritual letter
writing.
80. Hon. George NJ. Dallas, is in this city
-. Thomas T. Meagher is delivering
series Of lectures at Savannah.
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u During the last administra ;on
the Secretary of War granted permission
to the proprietors of the Hygeia Hoiel, at
Old Point Comfort, Va, to enlarge it's di-
mansions, according to the plan and speci-
fications then submitted, and which, it wa,
said, in no wise interfered with the fortress
or Government works there, and receiv cd
the approval dfithe commanding officer.
This order having been revoked by Score
tary Davis, the papers in that region have
discussed the matter and appear to concur
in the belief that, upon just and proper
representation of the matter being made
to the Secretary, and little reflection on
bis part, he will cheerfully recons ider his
decision and continue the privileges be
fore granted. AS it is matter in which
that entire section Of country is interest
ed, it is hoped that Gen. Davis will give
it an early consideration.
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u Would it not be as well for the
Baltimore Patroit, in making extracts
from our columns, to give credit to the
Star, as to say zone of the Washington
papers has the following 2" 1t is ungen-
tlemsnly, to say the least of it, and we
trust that its new editor, of whom we
have frequently spoken in the most fat
tsring terms, is not guilty of the injus-
flce OF which We complain. If the thing
had been done but once or twice, We
should not have noticed it. The Louis.
isville Democrat Wheeling Intelligeneer,
and twenty others of our exchanges, do
the same thing constantly.