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DOHNGs or CONGRESS.

s yesterday, after our departure,
somefurther debate took place upon The snb-
ject of Mr.. OWNS motion, the result being
that the resolution was ordered to lie on the
table for the present. Anumber of reports
were then brought up, and several private
bills passed, after which the Senate went into
executive session. After having transacted
some business, the Senate adjourned until
Monday next fEEEff
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr.. Caruthers concluded his remarks in
favor of the immediate enactment Of the bill
granting the right of way through the public
property at Jefferson barracks to the st. Louis
and Iron Mountain Railroad. It was recon.
mitted s,g,
The House then went into Committee Of
Orr in the Chair,) wherein the distribution Of
the Presidents annual message among the
various standing committees being nominally
under consideration
Mr.. Keitt delivered speech in favor of tn,
Presidents views on the Internal Improve
ment question, and upon slavery.
Mr.. Hughes also addressed the committe,
in reply to the last previous speech of Mr.
Cutting. on the New York Democratic diff
Guilty.
Mr. Grow also addressed the committee IL
vindication of the conduct of the Pennsylva
MIA Commonwealth and Judicial officers II
| the Erie riot aHair. kRsrgu -z-.
The committee then rose, and the House adj
journed. rs
PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY. -
HOUSEHOLD after appropriately refer
ring various private Senate bills which wer
on the Speakers table
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn: withdrew his pendin
motion to commit the bill granting the RICH
of way, &C., to the st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain railroad; when the said bill was referee
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
The House next went into Committee @
the Whole on the State of the Union, (Mr
Orr in the Chair,) wherein, again taking n
the resolutions for the usual reference of tn
Presidents annual message
Mr.. Cutting rejoined to the speech deliy
cred yesterday by Mr.. Hughes, contendin
that even if he had himself been in 1S49
leader in bringing about the coalition whic
he had denounced on the floor, it would onl
go to show wrong on his own part, not RICH
on that of the coalition.
This charge, however, he denied, contend
ing that he had used his best efforts to defca
the coalition, and had been hunted down b.
the Free Sellers and SOfts for so doing L
the course of these remarks, Mr.. C. again re
viewed, in detail, the history of the SQUAD
bles between the two wings Of the Democrat
party in the State Of New York.
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! UGovernor Boone, of Florida, has is-
sued orders to Brig. General johnson, of
that State, to organize bis brigade at once,
in pursuance of an act Of the last Legis-
laturc, providing for the final removal Of
the Indians, by force, if necessary.
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y Our large list of subscribers in
Baltimore, as we'll as our immense circu-
lation in the District and the surround
ing country, makes the Star most val
liable advertising medium for Baltimore,
Washington, Georgetown, and Alsxan-
dria merchants.
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DOOR. BLIND. & SASH FACTORY.

rJNHE undersigned has comrleoed the above estab-
i hshment, and Is now prepared 10 execute every
variety Of work, Doors, Blinds, sasf, Mouldines,
Scroll Saving &c, TO which he desires 10 cali atten.
ton Of builders and others.
Intending 10 devote his whole affection b this
business he hopes to receive share Of The public
patronage.
lie has connected with the above IN, mar utsc,ure
OF planes and having the services Of Of the best
makers in the country, IL prepared 30 fuInikh car
peniers and dealers az therf potice. -
Wa. b. DAVIS,
Cor Let and d SITS, near Railroad Depot.
jon 1o-eolm
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70 The Georgia Senate on. Monday
last, finally agreed to unite with the
House in the selection efa U. s. Senator.
The election was to take place en- the fol-
lowing day.
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Fol O At - recent fair in Albany, for
the benefit of the Roman Catholic Or.
phan Asylum, the profits on the articles
sold amounted to $4,000.
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-1oSUaESTAL LITERARY GAZETTE fo,
b sue at Shillineton's Bookstore. Con
ttnts OF this weeks number-Ella May;
Love; Verses; Locomotives; the Mothe,
and daughter; the Village Blacksmith;
2 ftecept and Example; Poetry; Editorials,
Wit, Humor, &c. Price, four cents o..
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ONE HUNDRED BEVERAGES

AZ ~ DeIl' Di1' DlshpIIO-
TNIE Book II One Hundred Beverages for family
l. use by Vim. Bernhard.
Stories from the History Of the Jews giving an so-
count Of their Wars related by Josephus with i'd
ditonal facts from later Jewish History adapted for
young persons, with twenty-four sngravings
Stories from History, by Agnes Strickland, author
of The Lives Of the Queers Of England, with "a en-
cravings
The World Eternal and the Punishment OF the
Wicked. Letter to the Rev. Dr. Jelf, Principal Of
Kings College, by Frederick Denison Maurice, Chap
lain Of Lincoln Inn.
Just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
ian 1o-tt Peokstore near otb 81
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s-;'E What is the matter at the Balti.
more Post-ofice !? Some of our mail sub.
scribers complain of not citing the Star
until the third day aftel rs issue.
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OLD BOOKS.

III UME'S Essay, vols
IL Madame de Sevignes Letters, translated into
English, vols
out-squien's Spirit Of Laws, translated into I'm.
glish, 2 vols
Bacons Essays, 2 vols
Grctius on War and Pssce, In English. vols
PufFendorG s Law Of Nature and of Nations, into
English, vol
London Stage, 4 vols
Dibdiu's Classics, 2 vols
Works of George Lord Lyttieton, rols
Secondhand copies of the above, new ones no. he
ing attainable; just imported from London. by
Jan IS-u FRANCK TAYLOR.
TEFFERSON'S Notes ON Virginia.
new edition, enlarg' d by matter prepared by
the author before his death.
jan 19-tf FRANCK TAYInC
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amos.
lust received, Per barquc Celcstis, from Boston,
- further supply Of Pianos from Chi-k ering and
Sons Ny stock row ccnpri.e the largest and most
elegant assortment ef Pianos in this city. Splendid
Louis NV, central, ard SQUARE Pianos, Of 81. 81,
%, and 7octaves. Of every variety of style and I'm
sh, from the eel brat"d fact res of Chicksring aud
Sons, Bostoo, NuEns Clarke, ard BACON & Raven,
New York. whose long experience and high reputa-
ton rank them the first factories in the United
States: also, from other approved manufactures
Purchas, RS are thus afforded the advantage of q
personal selection from assortment OF ipstru-
mems so elegant and extensive, from the most re-
nowned manufactures. at prices as low as they can
be bJught in the United States.
Secondhand Pianos taken i'm part payment
BY the packet Of Saturday from Boston, and by
transportation line from New York, shall receive
an additional supply Of four more Pianos.
complete assertuent Of Gu t.rs, Nio.ins. Flutes
&c, Harp, Guitar and Violin Strings, Of very best
quality.
New Music received scm;-weekly.
RICHARD DAVIS,
Jan l9-eo3t Penn. avenue.
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Mountain Venison, Fresh and salt.
GUPERIOR new and old Hams, shoulders
~ Thin Middling, Joals, Smoked Beef for broilirg
ndchippipg
Sweet Potatoes, Mercer Potatoes, Apples
Onions, &c, just received and for sale
Also, whole Deers, vely fine.
MILTON GARRETT,
Stand 90, Centre Market, outside, and ut
jan N-co3 West Market.
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E@ To secure ths insertion of Adrerttse-
sscnts they must be brought to our eesnting
room before IL NJ, otherwise they may not
APPEAR until the nsrt day.
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~ The Legislature of Ohio has fixed
upon the 24th inst, for the election of U.
s. Senator.
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U A large number of sailors are on
strike at New Orleans, for higher
wages. -@ '@.i2f'.' 5dj . iaYit
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AF st. Peters Sunday School, Cap
ttol Hiil.-The Teachers Of this Sunday Scho. |,
intend holding Festival and Fair for a few days,
commencing On the Esd instint, for the purpose OF
renewing the Library of the School. and making
several necessary improvements for the comfort Il
the children. number Of useful and fancy arti.
cles will he offered fer sale numb"r of talented
amateurs have vountes red to favor the visitors ca h
evening of the festival with cko;ce music The pub
lie generally asked to continue the support they
have heretofore manifested toward this School,
ian 1Q-3t
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Pearl, Gold, and jet Necklaces.
NJ W.GALT BRO have Just received a rich rs
NJ. sortmen: Of Pearl, Gold, and Jet Jewelry,
OF the latest styles.
Also, magnificent assortment OF ladies' and gen.
temens superior Gold Watches, Gold Guard, Fob
AMI Vest Chains, Chatalsns, Bracelets, Seals Keys
&c.
The above, with general as sor. ment of Pure H.
yer Ware, is offered at the lowest possible rates
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
ian Oft
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70 Thursday, April l3, has been az
pointed Fast Day in New Hampshire.
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District OF Columbia,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, "'''
HEREBY certify that Patrick sullivan, of said
J. county, brought before me, the subscriber,
j. stice Of the peace In and for said county, this 2th
day of January, 1854, astray, trespassiug bis
enclosures, brown HORSE, about six or seven
years old, about fourteen hands high, switch tail.
had, when taken ur, full get Of yellow mounted
carriage harness.
Given under my hand.
JNO D. CLARK, J. r.
The owner of the above described horse is request
ell to prove property. pay charges, ard take him
away. PATRICK SULLIVAN,
Corner i4th street west and street north.
jan 20-1t*
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COPkRTNERSHIP.

COPkRTNERSHIP
VNHE Undersigned have this dsy formed q corsrt-
i nersbip undert name of ScHvARTzE Son, FIR
the purpose of conducting the Apctbecs,y and Drug
business In all Its branches ON Pennsylvania ave.
nue., next to the United States Hotel where all bus
incss in this line will be promptly attended to day
and night. A. J. SCHWARTZ
JN0. SCHWARTZ.
A1-The store formerly occupied by Jns. Schwartz
will lie closed and after the 18th Of January 1851
All persons indebted to John Schwartze viii pea
settle their socounts at the store of
jan 17-St SCHWARTZE SOW
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RS be a meeting ef the Pioneer Club on SAT-
UKDAY EVENING, January 21st, at O'Clock, a,
Harmony Hall.
Punctusl attendance is requested, as there is bus
mess of importance to be laid before the meeting
By order of the President:
WIN. FARRELL,
Jan 1925 SECRETARY
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UThe lGrgs circulation Of tie STAR
makes 1t the most desirable odrertising me-
dunn IN the District. Il has more readers
an the cities of Washington, Georgstosen,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash.
ington dailies combined. n 80
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NEW Volume Of Pereira,s Mater,n
IN M dtca.-Pereira's Materia Medica an
sherapeah's vol 2, edited by Joseph Carson, M. D.
TAYLOR MAURYS }
Jan lit Bookstore, near 9th st.
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1 All advertisements published in the
STAR, exefpt those sent By orr qxarf~iy or
yeariy customers, mast DO paid for achen or
G@certisemsnts sent By mail or n'ayked an
therpapers for the STAR, unless accompanied
by the money.
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NJ Another Lecture by Thomas
0 Darcy McGee.-At the request If the
audience that attended Mr.. McGees first lecture, he
has consented to deliver the second on the scat,
lie Histsry of North America" on FRIDAY next
the 10th instant, at Calusfs Saloon, at half past
O'Clock.
Tickets can be procured at the stores of VIM. A.
Kennedy, It'll street. ]. r. Ellis, and s. Mast Pa. ev
enur, and at the deer on the evening OF lecture.
IAN
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A NEW SUPPLY OF FRANK Les.
IA lies Ladies' Gazette Of Paris and New York
fashiC ms at
SIiILLINGT0N'S Bookstore.
John as is Cousin in the Land, worth two Counts
in the Bush, by Emcline Caren
Alcohol and the Constitution of Man.
Nautical Almanac for 1854
Hunts Merchants Magazine for January
The Illustrated Crystal Palace up TO No -
Musical Repository No. 10, all the back numbers
on hand.
Agent for Littelrs Living Age, published weekly,
and the very best Periodical rnblishei
fisnk Books, Cheap Publications, and everything
in the Stationery line for sale ut
JOE SiIILLlNGT0N's Bookstore,
Cor Pa av. and 4 4 st, odeon Builling.
ian 1S-tf
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PLAYING CARDS.
TAYLOR MAURY'S stock of = n ylish ard Amer
i lean Playing Cards will be found to embrre G.
every variety of sD lie, both plain ard ornamental
Clubs, Hotels, and large consumers supplied by
the dozen at the lowest prices.
Stationery Sore, near corner of 9th st.
ian 20-tf
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&H0 REWARD.-Lost, on Wednesday evening
qDCO last, ncsr the residence Of L. ID. Means,
Drovrrs Rest, between S425 10 $,75 For the return
Of said money the subscriber will give fifty dollars
to tie finder. Said money consisted Of 500 in La
than money, five dolaI notes, $50 bill on the Ex-
chsng- Bank of Virginia. Also, some SO and $50
notes on the srme bank, S. Eote on Farmer bank
of Maryland, &c. The money to be LEFT with L. ID
MesnssE ESQ. o at the Star Cfice.
ian l9-3t* CIJTHRERT OWENS
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ID STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THE JUNCTION OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH's "IRvING HOTEL"
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Bal imore TO
Waeelin O. and connecting there fth the large, me,r,
splendid Neamers Of the Union Line on the Otio.
and tie Stages to Zdnesrille, dc.
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4 LADY from the North. having
IL leased one Of the new built houses in @ strt ct
opposite the Patent ONCE, with modern improve
m-nts bath, gas, &c would accomm odate few gen.
tlemen with psrlors End bed coms. Breakfast from
s to IL a. IN Supper from until IL p. m Those
DESTROYS of comfortable house and choice Of rooms
wi make immediate application at the first cottage
b-tween D and 4, in 10th
jsn 20-3t. MRS. CHAS GRAHAM
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T OST-On the Gath Of Dec ember, double EYE.
IL GLASS, set in Ilain golt fame of harp slaJ G.
slightly bent. The finder will receive a reward in
money, and the thanks of the own-r, who regress
the lost article the last gift Of depsrted friend
by leaving the syeglsss at the Grocery store OF mr.
Joyce, corner of and 18th It's.
jan 2C-lts
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CEN II L K NJ K n wishing 10 provide them
VI selves with superior ready made Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, will End that they be suited
at our establishment with any styl- color or quail
ity of garments adapted t. the present
uactured in the most substantial manner expressly
for our sales, which viii warrant In all to
prove as represented.
BOYS CLOTHING.
We have the largest and mos, superior assortment
in Washington suitable tor children and boys from
four to l6 ears of age; consisting Of
0vercoats, Clos ks, Talmas
Jackets, Rouniabouis, ran.aloons, Vests
Shirts, Drawers, Cndershrts
Gloves, Hosiery, &c Of all qualities.
To which we would invi parents and guard ans
in search Of substantial and well made garments
Gentlemenis and boys clothing nsde to order.
rt WALL 4 STEPHENS.
Pa. avenue, next door to the Iron Hall.
ian 1a-tf
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Fl. o. o. r. NOTICE.-A special meet.
ing Of Columbia Lodge No. 10, will be Id at odd-
Fellows hall, eth street, THIS (fridsy) EVENING.
at o'clock, to make arrangements to attend the f-
JAS II. BOSS,
IN
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SELECT SOIREES DANSANTE.

SELECT SOIREES DANSANTE.
DR0F. III. w. MUNDER takes great pleasure I'm
Il announcing the commencement of his Soiree..
on THURSDAY EVENING, January 18th, at his
Hall, Columbia Place. corner Of eth street and La
avenue, AMI will continue every Thursday through
out the season.
Gentlemen wishing TO subscribe bv tee month can
do so by applying at Mr. j. T. Ellis Music Store Pa:
avenue, dear 10th st.
The School is open for the reception of prpils on
Tuesday, at 8 u In. and Saturday at 10 m, for Ia
dies, misses aud masters, and on Tuesday and Fri
day nights at o'clock, for gentlemen.
Jan 1S-TuW &Th3w
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ICE FOR SALE

~ ICE FOR SALE.
HAVE on hand from 400 to $50 ton. Of good ICE
Il which wiIl sell wholesale or retail On mc.as
rate terms for cash.
The ice house Is situ,ted on the Washington road.
one mile frem Alexandria near the poor house lane
Apply 70 WI. BURLkY,
jan l9-3ts On the premises
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lust RECEIVED
~ 800 Sugar cured Hams
6 bbls. new Lard
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT & SOLD.

REAL ESTATE BOUGHT SOLD.
NNHE undersigned will purchase unincumberrd
i city or country property, effect lales there
OF on commission. have three hundred city lets,
with fev.ral very large Brick Houses, in the city,
and several fine Ferns, to dispose OF on easy terms
Loans negotiated on EnincumbereJ real estate.
JOS. C. G.. KENNEDY,
II street, between 9th and 10th streets
ian 17-eo1m
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TURKISH PERFUMERY.
DURE Otto of Rcse
i Light Rose
Sultan Amber Suy
Harcm Chckek suy
Tennis Lick Suy, or Beauty Water
For sale at BIRGEs.
jan lift Wizards Hotel.
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county. Ohio.
A passenger on board a ship
bound for California, states that they had
on board thin and feeble member of the
company, who had been sea sick all the
way out to the line. One day this man
went to the doctor, and in a sad, suppli-
eating tone, accosted him with" Doctor,
can you tell me what shall be good for
when l get to San Francisco, if keep on
this way?" ''Te!l you? to be sure
can ~ g You're just the man we want to
begin a graveyard nth :"
The success of "Uncle Tom s
Cabin" and Hot Corn" has induced a
distinguished literary gentleman to COM
bine the sentiment of the two, and write
new local drama entitled "Pepperpot,
or Poor Little Quashee." 1t will be pro-
duccd as soon as theatre can be built
to accommodate the throng of expected
spectators.
An elderly lady writes to friend !:
"a widewer with ten children has pro-
posed and | have accepted. This is about
the number should have been entitled
to il / had been married at the proper
time, instead of being cheated into nom
entity" Sensible to the last.
ss--"Jack - said pious coal dealer,
"what kind of a morning is it 2" every
cold, sir, very" "Is the kennel froze z"
eyes, sir; hard" Raise the coal "a doll
lar ton. God help the poor !"
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ests which this government formerly accorded
This conclusion forces itself upon the minds
Of all who think. No sane man can escap,
it, The disease of fllibustering is also 9
raging distemper among us, Of recent origin
1t is idle for us to philosophize upon the duty
Of our people to prevent it from doing harm
by the force Of public opinion We have a
,lass among US who do not stop to think Of
heir obligations as order loving citizens OF
the United States, when fllibustering is in the
wind. Experience teaches that reasoning
with them does not answer. They must be
restrained; and should be, even at the hazard
II blood-shed. Or, otherwise, our govern
ment experiment is already dead failure.
AS Notifying as the admission is, we are
satisfied that Senator Gwin spoke words of
solemn truth in intimating yesterday, that .
suitable armed force is necessary to make
restless and over adventurous persons on the
Pacific side respect Mexicos rights and our
obligations. Such means have been found
necessary under every Government that has
yet existed, and in every ago. To argue tina,
Americans may invariably be trusted to do
without than, is childish, it strikes US. We
may "blow'' over the T" stars and stripes
"our glorious republican principles - e the
march Of mind, 1.-THE principles of " Peace
Societies." TO-, &C., until doomsday, unless
We stand ready TO fores our turbulent ore
spect the rights Of others, We shall, year By
year. 1t not month by month, be getting into
serares cut of which We may not expect to
come With our national honor untarnished.
Docs any we'll informed man believe that
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party received the endorsement Of the majority
Of the people Of this State at the late election.
The leading feature of the American platform
was a change in the naturalization lawsj the
main plank in the Republican platform was
the declaration that no slave State could be
formed out OF any Territory, and that no more
slave States should be- admitted. Neither OF
these doctrines was sanctioned by the popular
voice; but these two parties made one declare
ton in common which was sustained by an
overwhelming majority, aud that was the de,
nunciation Of the Federal Administration for
its uniform policy and general course in
regard to the violation of the Missouri Coin
promise"
But there is one "sweet of adversely" which
the Eaqairr does not enjoy-the other parties
are scotched, and not kIled-but the Black
Republican party having placed itself on the
issue of--now or never has received mortal
wound, and It's motions hereafter are only those
ola brokenbacked serpent. The only legitimate
"sweet Of adversely attainable by the En-
quiru and its Black Republican confreres is
to make clean breast, repent and die.
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IL we have sent bills to such of our subscri-
bers are indebted to the Sentinel newspaper,
rendering their accounts to the Gath September,
at which time the second volume of the Tri-
weekly edition will close.
While returning our thanks to those who have
from the beginning, sustained our enterprise, we
desire TO say that all who wish to continue their
subscriptions will be required to remit PAYMENT
IN ADVANCE for the next volume commencing on
the 25th instant, as, otherwise, no paper will be
sent from this office. The terms, il is known,
are FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR.
We are compelled TO this course owing to the
difficulty Of collecting subscriptions, scattered
as they are over a wide surface of country. Our
friends will, therefore, the necessity Of COM
plying with our terms. No offence is intended to
any, since friends and strangers are embraced in
the same category.
Subscribers not renewing by the first of October
their names will be stricken from the list