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MOUNT VERNON CLUB,

TNHE MOUNT VERNON CLUB tahss pleasure IN
L announcing to the citisens Of waAhington that
they will give pi, ME on THURSDAY, July 2oth,
1t Arlington Spring az fair and pledge tbemselves
that nothog will be left updone to secure the CON-
fort and enjoy ment Ct those Who shall avail thso-
selves Of tn is opportunity to spend day in this -
lightful rural retreat. F
Prof Prospects, celebrated Brass and firing Band
has been engaged.
sure Tor caterer will furnish Dinner, Supper,
and Refreshments free extra chaFs - :
The Boat viii lavs l4th strset bragg II O'clock
q. m. l 40
Tickets 81 50-admitting gentleman and ladies
CenansHtes Of bsvttotseA.
CE 0rme, John Nelson,
W II q Towers, Jas WILLIAM,
BF Howard. VIM Worthingtoa,
Geo 8 Dom NJ Dove.
Is Worthington, Geo Cation,
VIM Scott, Jas Owens,
I'D Gallagher, jos Howard, r.
Nj Quinn, n Yetter.
Thoe Sincu. 4 Nv ly-sts
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GEORGETOWN FEXALE SEMINARY,
GhoRGEro DO.

'.
Mrs. A. n. c ark. PRINCIPALS.
NNHk duties of this Seminary wiz l., resumed On
Il MONDAY, Sept nhec Ist
The course 0. atuiies actually pursued in this L.
sttution embraces Q higher ard mora thorough
range than that pursued in any other Female sem.
mary in the Union.
The cation OF tie Seminary Is remarkable for its
saldbrty. The buildings are large, the rooms csps-
cous, and the grounds for recreation are very an
pie.
Terms Tor boarding pupils, $500 per session Of 10
months PAYABLE on fhe LIST OF September and lss Of
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
In English and Mathematics, room rent, fuel lights
and Wasting, Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from IS to $40 per qusrtsr, according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference is made to Or. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Gso +. de La Roche, w. G. Riigely, Esq, W Hunter
Esq, W. s. II. Tsy Tor, Esq, Frarcis Dodge, Esqs
Robert p. Docg,, Esq, and Or. o. NJ. L.nthicum.
Georgetown, D. G; aud to Jos. H. Bradley, Esq,
Washington, d. G.
jy LIFT intel Union)
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The RED RIVER RAFr.-The Shreveport
Southwestern says eve are gratifsd to learn
that an experienced boatman has at last de.
termined to make an offer to the War Depart
ment for the permanent removal of the raft
out Of Red river. He is confident of making
clear and good navigable passage throug h
the raft in six months, and then to be able to
keep tho passage open for q trifing expense. /"
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTRKRsHIP.
THE a, n Of Rider Noyes has this day been dis
Il solved by mutual consent. All business Of the
drm will GO settled by g. y. Non Es who viii contin.
10 to carry the Mschine business at the old stand
~ GEO. p. RIDER
ed. 20 -, . g e. MOVES,
wasmKoros, D. @, July LIST, 1854. eoc
IL LIST ..sr-- '--.- 2 o --s-- 1
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u Negotiations are still going on for III.
ssttlsment Of the Affairs Of he Parker Vein
Coal Company, but they wait the arrival of
the late President, Mr.. Il. Mali, who ia e1-
pec,ed TO arrive by tho next steamer from
Hayro
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lyme. Augusts Bslmonts agents have pub.
iished a card In reply to the statement, th at
Mr.. Paul was partner in the house. They
ssy ". 3. ha W partner,
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n The transfer books Of the Vermont Cen.
trail Railroad 10 closed for the present to give
time for thorough investigation. ,
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9A copper mine mania Is RACING in East
Tennessee just now, and great fortunes are
said to have been made in few months.
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President,s Mounted Guerd

N .President's Mounted Guard
Attention "A special meeting Of the
@M corps il ordered to be held THIS Tuesday,
1 EVENING, the 18th instant, at Z o'clock.
The punctual attendance Of every member is earn
est requested, IS business Of importance viii be
brought before them. IS = : -',Ff.
" By order Of the Captain: 49,.
= o. * G. STUART,
~ IS-1r =a-4T Is -E-. .-sr les. Sec.
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e The Clay Monument, in Lexington
cemetery, KY, is to cost from $4,000 to
'$I00, 900. sa.I ~. - = z.# .sr,'fcz- =
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y Samuel Reeve, Esq, for many years a
tobacco merchant in Richmond, Vs., died ut
Cape May few days ago. -
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NOTICE.

= NOTICE.
WE would inform our patrons and the public In
w general that, having made the necessary ar
fragments, We are now prepared TO do all kinds Of
slLVERPLATING; also REPEATING.
FIRE GLIDING and GALvANIZING.
restoring, anealing, and polishing silver or plated
Cohse Gets, Ptcheds Casters, Be- ets Spoons, and
FORKS In the best manner, at short notice, and at
moderate prices.
WARMER 4 SEMKEN
= Dealers ia Jewelry and silverware,
jy 13-tAug4 Penn. avenue.
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eRkks." PUN.-The Boston Posi- is
guilty of the following atroc,ty som. -.
sroes escaped ifom Jail a. hariposa by boring
holes with an anger. Other prisoners u.rs
placed In the Same room bocOre i. was nron.
erly repaired, and likewise escaped bv III.
Niger ouPey route.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.


The SENATE met to-day at II a. IN.
Mr.. Sumner presented an anti.slavery mo-
mortal from the Society Of Friends in rhila-
delphia, accompanied by letter from an
Abolitionist of Delaware abusive of the laws
and those commissioned to execute them, which
he caused to be read from the Clerks desk
Mr. Bayard made an explanation, showing
from many facts, that the writer of tho letter
IN question, is of unsound mind.
The proper disposition of tho letter AID Pc
tition, became the subject of discussion, in
which Messrs Rusk, Bayard, Benjamin, Sum
ner and Dawson participated.
After which, Mr. Sumner having Withdrawn
the letter, the said petition was laid on the
table.
They then reconsidered the vote by which
some days ago they had passed the California
Telegraph bill, on motion of Mr. Badger.
On motion Of the same gentleman, the said
bill was then postponed
The Senate then proceeded to the further
consideration of the Homestead bill, on which
they were being addressed by Mr.. Stuart, az
the Stars report went to press.
HoUsE.-Mr. Phillips asked leave to intro.
duce bill incorporating tho territory &C.
quired under the Gadsden treaty with New
Mexico.
Mr.. P. explained what he conceived to be
the necessity for the immediate enactment Of
this bill. But after conversation between Mr.
T. and MIR. Chandler, and Mr.. Peckham the
two latter Directing, leave was not granted.
The bill to repeal the provision Of the post
age laws authorizing the transmission of pre-.
paid newspapers in the ais at half the rates
charged on those not prepaid, was then taken
up 10 order, and was opposed by Messrs Wash.
burn of Maine, Smith of New York, and Mr..
Elliot Of Mass, until the expiration Of the
morning hour
When, proceeding to business on the Speak.
er's table, the bill granting the right of way
TO the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
through arsenal grounds, was taken up, and
Mr.. Orr was opposing it as the Star went to
press.
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A RARE CHANCE.-A Cigar and Tobacco Store
~ situated On It'll street, between II and I, and
which Is doing good business, is offered for ssle-
!t Is very good chance for any one wishing 10 90
In business, as the owner, Wishing 10 Ifavs the
city, viii Sell on moderate terms. The rent rs Law
Enquire on the premises ~ I8-sts
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UThe large circulation Of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me
dunn IN the District. IT, hos more readers
II the cities Of Washington, Georgetocn,
and Alexandria, than e. rhe other Wash-
,ngton daiIies combined.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!,

THE subscribers have commenced the lumber
i business At 14th street bridge, on the Canal,
where they intend to keep on hs md general as
sortment Of LUMBER, which they will sell at req
,onab!e prices for cash or to punctual customers
They have now On haud good assortment Of sea-
soned White Pine and other Lumber.
~ 1s-6t CRIPPS wAILER
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REMOVAL.

NNHE undefsigued respectfully infasms h,. f,,.,a.
i and the public generally, that be ~ rsnoxsd
T. I'd, between and streets, near The Ola 4 ~
whsre the business OF Pain ing IN general. N, Ss
csrr,ee On ~ sn It's various branches and upon
~ lT-eo2v - tls1'.ss .. AShUAh
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DOINGs IN CONGRESS,

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we won't to
press, the consideration of the Homestead bill
was continued on amendments, the Senate
being addressed by Messrs. Pearce, Cas-,
Adams, Brown, Gwin, Bell, Shields, Wade,
Clayton, and Dodge, Of Iowa, before they adj
journed.
In THE House, yesterday, after We went to
press, tho debate lin committee Of the whole)
on the proposition to supercsde the present
superintendeneies military of the United
States by civil ones, WIS continued by Messrs
Davis, of X. l., and Banks for it, and Mr.
Keith against it, and by Mr.. SHELTON for the
sale of the Government armories, when the
committee rose.
The Senate bill regulating the time of hold
ing the sessions of the District and Circuit
Courts of the United States for the eastern
district of Louisiana, was reported and passed.
And then, the House adjourned.
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

h The Steamers GEORGE WASHING
J1E.Sisssa2 TON or THOMAS COLLYER can b
chartered for public select parties TO visit Mount
Vernon Fort Washington, White House Pavilion,
or any other places on the Potomac river.
The scenery on the river lie very handsome.
For Particulars apply to the President Of the Com
pany or the Captains Of the Boats.
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB OoRSON,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
tye-2m Captains
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promptly attended to.-A
ID small share in the above line will be thankful
ly received at third door from 9Th, in e street.
jy lS-St* JF KANE.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THF PUBLIC.

WISHING to reduce our large STOCK If SHOES,
W. We respectfully solicit call from ali before
purchasing else where SIS bargains may he expected
We would also inform the ladiss that Ne are now
prepared to make to order Shoes Of every stvs. We
will give the best material AID have the work done
at the time appointed. Give us CALI
-a-.,f s. Q MILLS co.
No. ), Washington Place, It'll street.
" 18-lw News 6tD
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THE BALTIC FLEET.

- "a THE BALTIC FLEET.
1 Cronstadt to be Immediately Attacked.
IL RESURRECTION IN SPAIN.
THE INSURGENTS HEADED BY
GENERAL O'DONNELL. y g.
MADRID COVERED WITH BARRICADEs
DECLINE IN C0Ns0LS.
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS. = j
&C., &C., &c. f--.t-
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IVA 4 illustrated Book OF D0mes tic
1lPoultry, edited BY Martin Doyle, VOL Lon
don, 1854
sehamyl and Circassia, 1 vol, 1854
The Hobbs and Dobbs, by Crochet Crsyop, l vol
1854
I'VE are all low people there &C. by the author Of
Caleb Stul ely, vol
Pilgrims Of the Rhine, vol, 1854
Tuikey-Past and Present, BY J. r. Morel], l vol.
jy IS r. fRANCK TAYLOR.
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ANOTHER hUxoRED DEFALCATIoy.-The
New York Tribune says it has private infor-
nation that q Collector of Customs on our
northern frontier, under Mr.. Pillmore's Ad-
ninistratioD, is in trouble concerning his &C.
counts. The reported deficiency in his cash
Is over 500 600, but the actual amount will
Do nA'o 70 ascertain, as his books are not
forthcoming
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III y. HOOD keeps constantly on hand good
L. assortment Of fue Watches, rich and fashion.
able Jewelry, pure Siiverwars and which he offers
fig sale at the lowest New York city pricesd and no
mistake. Everything warranted as represented at
time OF sale Fine Watches and Jeweiry, carefully
repaired. Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle, Pennsyl
vsnia avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
~ -
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DIT MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Us. Hail Steamship Frsnklin Ashore!
IMP ORT.dNT FROM THE SE.dT OF VAR.
determination Of the Russians 70
Fight to the Lnst.
A COLLISION BETWEEN AUSTRIAN AND
RUSSIAN TROOPS ANTICIPATED.
AUSTRIA INSISTS ON THE EVAC-
UATION OF MOLDAVIA. {
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
l. Shoemaker Jones is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent, Mr.. A. Il. JoNEs Withdrawing from
the hrm. EDW'D ]. SHOEMAKER,
A. II. JONES.
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Edw'd j. Shoemak er will continue 70
carry on tbs Carpenters business, and hopes by his
prompt and energetic attention to business to merit
q share OF public patronage.
EDW'D ]. SHOEMAKER,
cor. Potomac and Prospect SITS GEORGETOWN.
~ 1S3tA
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tIuo poNcy VI Inc Uulte0 StateS Is the eXten.
sion of our commercial relations-foreign mar.
kets-in all quarters Of the globe, are among
the most earnest advocates Of tho confirmation
of this treaty, on the avowed ground that tho
necessity for protection" has passed, and
that for foreign markets is fairly upon US.
Among the queer objections to tho treaty which
have been mooted, on the Avenue, is that its
confirmation will interfere with the demand
for North Carolina timber! This is nonsense.
The timber Of the Canadas is SO essentially
different from that of North Carolina. that
they cannot come into competition with each
other. The increased demand for North
Carolina naval stores, to grow out Of free trade
with the Canadas, will be worth as much to
that State, as any other State In the Union
will realize from this proposed change in our
system Of commercial intercourse with th,
British North American Colonies. The man.
ner in which business is transacted in the
Senate, owing to the want of rule to enable
Inc majority to order q question to be put,
bids fair to Interfere greatly with the fual
action upon many most important measure
Gro tho end of the present session; and, it
may be upon this, though We sincerely hope
not.
The Homestead Bill-Instead Of being dis.
posed Of yesterday in the House-seams tn
have assumed the shape of triangular fight,
between the friend, of the great original. from
the House, those of Mr.. Hunters hill and,
those of Mr.. Browns amendment. When thev
separated yesterday, matters wore the appear.
ance Of much moro speeehifying upon It. In.
deed, such was the condition of things thsrs
exhibited, as to generate the very general i'm
prsssi0n that the whole Homsstsad question
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into the armory, and as before remarked, tina
fact makes it but just and proper to credit hi
success to the military side of the account.
Is. See Mr.. Keitt's Report for proof that tn,
excellence Of Mr.. Robb's management wa.
merely referred to as in contrast with the
shocking mismanagement at Harper's Ferry
at that time-not that it was better than the
management Of such establishment by ord.
nance officers.
10. For thorough refutation of all this clap
trap about the horror Of free American me.
chanics in working under their eountrymen
who happen to be in the army and all that
sort Of thing, see the following language of a
memorial addressed to Congress, dated March
IL, 1852, and signed by one hundred and
ninety persons employed in the Sprino6a,d
armory: o.. -
The undersigned, artisans and mechanic.
employed in the United States armory in Thu
place, do respectfully represent, that the mo.
mortal which has recently been circulated in
this town, and neighboring towns, asking the
abolition Of the present system Of government
~ eho heoouot bImOIIcS, anu INC restoration
of the civil superintendency therein, does not
express the views and wishes of the under.
signed; that, in their opinion, the reasons
urged for the proposed change do not exist:
that the intimation that the present system is
in its political tendency mischievous to public
liberty does not accord with their experience:
and that, having no reason to be dissatisfied
with the present regulations in the armory,
they desire no change therein."
This memorial was forwarded to the repre-
sentative Of the Congressional district by fore.
men Of the armory, accompanied by tho fol.
lowing letter:
The undersigned, having been instrumen.
tai in obtaining the signatures to the accom-.
panying memorial, take the liberty to declare
that, in 80 doing, they have not themseIyes
been Influenced in the slightest degree. uor
nave they attempted to influence others, by
my consideration or motive unbecomine free
s, n, and independent men; that they have
no os %smselves been coerced in any manner,
az lave 1--we tasy attempted to coerca others.
anu .hey iufther declare that, as all the sio
nesa: were obtained by one OF other of the
unoetsigned, they have every reason 10 be.
lieve that the act has been q VOLUNTARY ona hv
ssss saa every Ggass, and that the IsmOsiI
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PhUSSlA, ..es.. .-......s
The mission of Colonel Monteuffel to St
Petersburg has not proved a. successful as was
desired or anticipated. It will be recollectsd
that he was sent to St. Petersburg with dis
patches supporting the summons of Austria
for the evacuation Of the Prinoipalitiss BY the
Russians. Col. Monteuffel was received with
married coldness by the Imperial court. 81
'ija-i-1.- aea rus MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 4.-cotton il dull and an
changed. Flour declined sixpsnce; wheat
lower corn dull. s,ags--. .I.o "a
The circular of George Wright, jr., reports
sales Of cotton, for three days, twenty thousand
bales to speculators, and forty, Eve hundred
for export. Market closed steady. Fair Or
leans, St. Upland, st. @as1 g =,
[sEcosD DlsPArca.l F@@S 4
Another circular received per Franklin
which think Is more likely to be oorrsct
says that aouS he'd advanced from six penos
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-30
How long will IniquIty triumph.

Most oil our readers are aware that the
Nebraska bill, which sometime since
passed the senate, has now passed. the
House Of Representatives BY vote o.
lla to 100. Tho beacon.lishts viii, b
our fathers col up,o guide their children
in the bright pathway Of freedom and
equality. we Of this generation have torn
down with violent hands. Il was in
vain the. the people petitioned and re.
mons,roted against any interference
with the Missouri compromise, until
they could be heard upon the subject at
the ballot box! This deed has been
done in the nomo Of democracy, and in
contempt Of popular opinion. BY that
Same name we still continue TO protest
against the act, as at war with the ele
men'ary principles Of democratic liber.
ty. Since the men who had declared
most strongly in favor Of the compromi.
ses, heretofore made on the subject Of
slavery, have been first to violate ono Of
the most important Of those compromi.
ses, and to strike down at single blow
the only equivalent that freedom has
received for the oncessions it has made
to the interests Of slavery: what can
be expected in future, but a disregard
Ior all compromises on that subject. and
continued agitation on tha."vexed ques.
tion," both ia and out Of Congress!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-30
Ohio statesman and Democrat.

Tho above is The title Of q new paper
in Columbus. The name is taken from
~ union Of the Statesman & Democrat.
Mr.. Coz, Of the Statesman having sold
that establishment to the proprieiors oil
the Democrat; Messrs. Osgood, Blake &
Knapp, who have associated with them
H. w. Derby. Esq, the gres. Book
Dealer & Publisher, Of Cincinnati. The
new firm is known as the franklin
Printing Company. This pape' will be
published Daily, Weekly anil Tri. week.
ly; Messrs. Knapp & Flood are 10 be
the Editors. We shall expect that the
paper will give "no uncertain sounj"-
that It will be an advocate Of equal
rights, ani the ally Of true progress
that it will lend its influence and active
sid 10 slough OF from the body Of the
Democratic party whatever Of selfish.
ness and corruption that may be found
upon it. We hope to see this paper
have o liberal circulation in lis coun.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-30

-
a Lsn1s psresvaey, - sisrAd has,s sesL 4rpub.
Mae1 Le4s! Ancesracy The feuneaspon Of
mcnts4hbes ~ deeeetkm g. ibvns AsSsws
Ins Isse shau noi y ssid 6rsvsf-10E
Tho msss o. msrhisd hes nes been horn with $50
dies on thsis beeksr-Nes Avessd fsw, Looied
snd slnsrsd p rids hen lsgislmsisly W lie grace
efl1od~-k4wss aars Lsa6w.
~rhsts y no lesAdsuon ~ nasars, or 10 nature
isw:; Why go oewssds vpen pssshmss, sh0uid con
BLAcxsToxR.
ha ssesh y Ne hsbtsues. ths nasurai thhrritanss
NJ oil mankind, Of sges present aud come; haLils.
ton bslossing 70 no man h. psrsulsf, but TO svsry
dwsiLn n ti'.Iil NJ Joux 0nAY.
~ro worship God he Father Of sli msn-io hope for
life 10 hssvsn.--,hs reward OF COED accomplished
On sar'h. Tolovs our fellow men, aud do for them all
The! We desire ios ouFssvss To respect Ill orms BY
which men srs ples'sd 10 worship Goa To eembs,
error no, with volsncs, with IRE, bat with truth
70 love our eounssy snd % devote ourselves 70 is
with tsnasr care over The hspEius,s o. our m!lss,
% nifty, and pumioisn. TO insiruc, The Ignorant 10
evms the TAXED, 10 farni work for the sirong, and
always sud avery where proclaim the yvsrHIfv ofau
he sgasiiiy ofna, and the Gsats Of sH" ~.
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gisvous and oppressive. No matter,
,hsp, whf,her, ,ihe spn ewes @ss, ,p'nPcs.
yiof et;dences Of 4 right 10 prop. rty.
Both srs squslIy ,be subjsc. of State
protection, and both should alike con.
tribute m the burden which defrsys this
protection. The owner Of credits often.
er demands the ai Of Courts 10 prs,ect
end assure his righ, thereto. than The
owner Of land; and why should he. then,
more than the owner OF land, escape
tsxaiion. Besides, when q man repre-,
sents the Ownership Of property 10 tho
world. that he may, in New York or
elsewhere. owe for II, Is no ransom why
The properly he uses and makes availa.
BILE in Ohio shoul mot aid TO sustain the
Government Of Ohio.