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THE ADMISSIONS OF A KN0W-N0THING ORGAN.
1t will scarcely be controyerted that the New York Her
aid has been the chief organ of know nothngisn from the
time that it doomed up the great antagonist of democ-
racy until it received mortal blow from the unconquera-
ble democrats of Virginia With knowledge of this
fact the following remarks Of the Herald significant
The immediate question in hand is this national Ameri
council convention at Philadelphia 1t do
thing repair the damages of the Praise God Barebones
Parliament of Massachusetts, and the of
ginia election, the order may well be isbaned 1t is
proved that all this mystery and hard swearing against
Pope of Rome, Irish Catholics and adopted citizens
rubbish and moonshne. raid against the spoor DEVILS
of Irish and the bloody Catholics may be successful
Buncombe in election here and there hardly
worth the candle in any
Let the national council then, Philadelphia proceed
in the business Of the organization Of great national
lean party in practical way, according the teachings
experience and the principles of sense and they
achieve great and positive results. They if they will
Let them abandon this Of e Pope Of Rome this
ra,ehead bloody Of esas bis perlous folly Of
Catholic prescription, is ooiery Of persecution against
The poor Iish this mGneyy and ummery Of the
Of rituals and third Degrees is clap aud Ho1e,ny Of
dark lanterns and hora sceoring blind obedience hungry
sposen and 90 mork ike Americans Nth great pur-
in hand and declare The light Of day let them open
their DOORS aud discuss The great issues Of the crisis like
base coaspiraors cavcrn but Ike before the
uortd and make open organization for dashng
movement in behalf of American party new dynasty
and administration, fresh from the people,, upon the
common bate-cry Of 'retrenchment and REFORM and the
result must be revolution as sweeping that Of is40"
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~ Luck AeAIscoonel Suffer, the disooyorer Of GOLD
IN California, and in whosebehalf considerable sympsh
has been recently excited BY the recital OF series 81 mis-
fortunes which reduced the veteran pioneer from auence
TO poverty has suddenly become rich again by The lana
commissioners confirming his claim to hirtyhree
leagues Of land
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RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE AND POLITICAL PROS
PERITY


While we execratc and dcplore the prosecutions by the
Roman Catholics in past times and smile of their
peculiar dogmas let not the denunciations of the new
1Church and State sect which, like mushroom has sud-
denly sprung up among us, drive into forgetting that
in country, the Roman Catholics set example
early day Of the religious liberty which lies at the very
foundation Of the political system of the United States
Suboined is the emphatic testimony of pous and
lghtened Protestant the late amcned DR., Ramsay OF
South Carolina the father Of American history:
The country was called Maryland in honor Of Henrietta
Maria the Queen Of Charles the First Tradition
states that the original patent written by Sir George
CalvertI himself Tho liberal code OF religious federation
which established very honorable to him, and
pectcd by his lCecius who carried his designs into
execution
The Roman Catholics, unhappy in their native land
DESTROYS of peaceful asylum, over, great numbers
to Maryland. Lord Baltimore, TO whom the province had
been granted lad the foundation Of IFS future prosperity
the broad boss Of security property and Of
Tho wisdom Of these converted dreary
wilderness into prosperous coIony because
themselves In their several pursuits in proportion they
assured Of enjoying in safety those blessings which they
wish for most Never did people enjoy happiness
than the inhabitants of Maryland under Cecus
Of the provnSe While Virginia prosecuted the Puritans
hcr severity compelled to into this
ncc the assembly of which had no persons
protesting believe in Christ Jesus should be noe.ed in
respect Of their religion the free exercise thereof
The prudence Of the colony acquired what the folly
the other had thrown away. Mankind then behed new
the theatre Of English America They in
achusetts the Purans abrdging the rights Of
and the church of England Virginia. by the same
spirit harassng those who dscned from the established re-
hgion while the Roman Catholics Of Maryland tolerated
and protected the professors Of all denominations
qsncs Of is liberal policy and the other prudent
adopted by the rulers Of this province rapidly
@eaaA ard population Ra".oys Histcry Of the United
Safes, roi 1, pages l42, LA.
MoSxy ron Mas. BAroHELpEn.-Tbe Of SSH 50 has
been raised and paid the widow of
the ruckman, who killed time OF the attack unon
the courthouse in this city, year ago Only 81
from Virginia, and not $40 from all the South.
Bosfon Transcript.
This is intended we presume fling at southern lib
eraiy in general and Virginia nberay in particular
Had appeal been made to the South in behalf Of the
widow of the murdered Batchelder the appeal would NOT
have been made in vain As ii is do believe that
dozen persons in the southern States aware OF Mrs
Batchelders situation, that effort is making
to afford her relief
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THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE =, 1906.

49, An, IsxAsL r. JAmra, ss Tenth street. rnlade-
phia general travelling agen sssissd p "s' ~ "sLD
fs cpLtfxs JAnrs Dssnns, a. A. EsA~s TnoaAs d. Nirs
osrrH HAAmrr JossFn Ersros, RossRr W. MoRSisor, En-
nm ~ WHEY wILnas l., wArxssAS, III. EisDicx, 7,
w. NAoxKs, and D. =. PsARcs.
NJ NJ o. W. JAMS Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, q
our .nsrai travelling Western States and Teras
stated by j. Tnosss J. 4. DEsr, wa. n, TnosAs r. D
YrsHs O. NJ e.. wssxAs, A. l.. CsuLDs, and Dr Wa iRwIs
Receipts 81 either win be good.
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wKpDlse PARTY roIsosKp.--on Wednesday last - w
learn nom the Petersburg Express wedding party CO..
sisng Of about one hundred persons poisoned y Wv
residence OF Mr. Kane, in Scott county. NJ H. hAns
an eminent lawyer Of that county, married on lpe
day night TO Miss Sarah dsgghter Of Col Anderson a
on The night after party given At bis house Al
late hour IN the evening about thirty Of tho guests Sa
taken Ill about The time and that fact inducing ~
belief that they bad ali been poisoned, dreadful seea
CONSERVATION ensned dancing stopped and pl!s
cans sent for but before they arrived The sickness haa ."
come general, and the patients enduring ihe NO.
horrid agony FROM arsene The servants Of the bcoN
all taken III the time and there was no op
on the ground 70 render aid until the arrival q nsgaO
who were sent for The correspondent Of the Express 80
that the cases Of about thirty Of The party were hoP@
and they not expected 10 live and among them -
the young and beautiful bride Upon an analy1auon
the custard ii found be strongly mpregoaied En
arsenic The greatest excitement prevailed 10 The county
In relation to IT,
The Abingdon Democrat abiding 10 the complnenaN!
party given the night after the wedding says;
NOn this latter occasion diabolical attempt 70 pos
the whole party made b. the infusion Of aeaaf
drug into some cusard which parlaken q ~ ,ns
tire company, about forty persons Mr. Bishop has ~
died from the effects OF the poison and We learn ~.
seven or eight not expected % suryve-ssgt
them three of the OF Mrs Neal, residing Al So
Greek, near Clinch river A negro has been afes.
whether man could not ascertain aha u
learn that there L strong 70 believe that he
was insugsted 10 the act by white woman
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The New York Evening Mirror Of yesterday contain;
editorial article which very justly rcbukes the nsolence
Of the London Times towards the United States and its
stupid folly in pratng Of the superior morality Of the d
poacy OF Great Britain but 1t is with extreme surprise
that read in the article the following sentence:
" II Shevaer Soule in for the annexation OF Cuba
did chief Secretary Of State turn inormer Quit
man, the whole of the hbusters gaue information 10
Concha, and thereby got unfortunate Cuban patriot
oicdf Should this relieve the Kitchen cabinet from
charge 'dishonorabe p"
We do know which is most deplorable in this
tences bad taste its ungramnatcal construction its
misspcling, or its untruthfuness.
We should not have expected from the Evening Mirror
the restitution of taste and of seespec indicated in this
secondhand trash OF the Chevaer Sone" and the tch-
cabinet borrowed from the New York Herald and still
less that It should have given currency to the false and
caumnous accusation which il prefers against the socre-
tary Of State
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A KNOW NOTHING'S OPINION OF JEFFERSON.
The Louisville Courier (know-nohing organ has
ce protesting disappointment in the result of the cleo
ton in Virginia and stating that Jefferson too thor
oughy indocrinatcd her with his radically heretca doc
trines of government
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Proposals for Clothing, &c.

euA RrgRa AsrFn's OFFICE U. s. MARINE CORPS,
Washington, June q, 1855
EALED PROPOSALS will be received office unit. Thurs
day the 18th day of iny 1885, ~ ococa for the supply
such and
during the fiscal he delivered ihe
Marine Clothing Store 81 aker New York free of
to the United Slalcs viz FER
900 yards blue be in all similar 10 that
used by the U. 8. army
400 knapsacks paint properly vanished
strapped complete, aed The letters s. MP painted on
The back
fatigue leather tops, patent leather eio and
the letters u s.. NJ THE .a
uniform caps, brass scaies, eage, &C. complete
! 600 ponpons
t,1lO pften Feather CLOCKS H.g
9 500 pairs army brogans ..tsF. .E
0C rray blanket with the lelters NJ" 10
the cenre
The RICH increase diminish the quantity OF Tue arcis
All articles rigid inspection and must
samples be nj the ies Of me Assistant Guar
81 Walker New fork At the Office
Marine Corps Marine Barracks, Washington
City, q. G.
Bidders the contract
awarded this Office their suicency nu
be certified 10 by Official person. s . E !. ag
endorsed Proposals Tor Cohing" &c, and addressed
10 The Cluirtarnaster Corp Washington City, D. OF
The Inegencer aud Evening star, Washington D. !;
Patriot Concord New Hampshire; Gazette, Portsmouth, New
Hampshire aud Times, Boston, massachusetts Journal OF
York city Eagle Brooklyn, Nav York Penn
yvaninn PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania News and
Norfolk Globe, Portsmouth Virginia, will give the
three week 26th July next and forward
b by Of advertisements to ms once
for payment tEaa E ,# #H##
June 2f-eodt25Jnly
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DUuLIc Sale ~ surpists Water Powers and Lands
OF the Savage manufacturing Company on Thursday 29h 'uy
O'Clock, premises, Howard county, Maryland
undnrsigned commit of the ockholdets VIII SELL as
above of land divided no twelve lots COO aiming
These lands midway be-
aud Washington, lie the Washington rail
bind and all the Baltimore ana
turnpike Of the and surround
acres reserved by the company about the factor
OF II feet inches be
Of 25 feet above with good races Also
o third above the second named, Hr4
third cash and residue in and two years.
security
OF said lots the undersigned refer 10
the papers pa The PROMISES and in the
undersigned The lands admirably situated,
powers command good country and city
for flour and paper mills. 81 IL i .
Corner North Chesapeake Bank,
NATHANIEL. WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
Juy d-lnw3w Cominttee.
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mo. 6a7.l


NOTICE. disconsluuancs or the United states
N offices Palestine Qnncy. Edwnrdsvic Chicago and
Dixon, nntsUnder the OF
1870,
quantity Of public land remaring
ssl reduced OF
shall be the ot the Secretary Treasury
dconnue the land ofkce for dsrics
shall remain uasod
office, shall b. subject
OF
Treasury shall =; scriion
Of the Treasury land district which
Of the Ststas
quantity ofiand In euch csc
drod Thousand when his opinion such
required public order
subject approved r
required has been dsossd
terlorhy ne eet to establish the home approved
March, iss9 - ~ tss
accordingly hereby given in view of reports fon
officers Palestine, Quincy, Chicago and
hundred thousand the Insoy has
directed Offices PALESTINE Quincy Edysrdsyile
Chicago Dixon, the State Of Illinois, ana
Inc lands remaining unsoid tho hr
sale the land office SprinsAsd o(
government in said Staa 80 s - 4sgiags n SsN 4a
Lands remaining unsod, By law aad subject
private entry within the uits u hs dsiets
viii subject ent hssstofs those oces
receipt of this noce BY tho sssrrs
e which will be prepared applca
J0s. =. wILsoN,
Acting Commissioner ofths General i.snd Once.
~ ., lesa Hta@ = t5aa1 aias15dk +
ya,t te~-lsw6w ~ sHfa 4 *attHs EaE r
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Miss HrooIxe.s English aud French Roarfiog and
Day school. Mo. I3s iennsyIvnnia avenue.
ISIS BROOKE, Phadelpha, having taken The
M 1911 Pennsyvana IN the block
known Seven Buildings will Monday September
TO- 1885, boarding and day school for young ladies Many years
institutions The North
which she will name st Marys HALL Burlington New Jersey and
Institutes Philadelphia, enables her to offer
the Of her establish
history, literature the English
will prominent her Of sdu alton
Music and modern be taught by the best profess
especially, facility will be afforded for
acquisition Of Partisan and pronunciation Circulars
stating be had the principal book
stores, or Of Miss Brooke No. d6a n street
.- 4at REFERENCES.
The Right AonHo Potter, D. ID.
The Right Rev. O. W Doane. ID. ID.
Professor A. Dallas Bae,e, superintendent Coast survey
Joseph Henry, Smithsonian Institute
Gen John Mason, Washington, ID. q,
William w. Corcoran esq d. O.
Hon. james Campbell, Postmaster General.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania
Hon. c. w Woodward Judge OF The Supreme Court Of Pennyi-
vania-
Hon Geo. Vail NJ. o. New Jersey. ~
Ny friend Brooke ss'msbe lady, OF great intel
gepce and whose accomplish
English literature especially enre her 10 heh considsa-
ALDNLb PpTIER.
June ..4I N
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D0ONs FOR AUCfEoN.-Tbe undersigned has separated
from his other stock number obook various SUBJECTS old
editions duplicate which, Tor various reasons
are no longer sanble AZ their original priees
OF the best books me
juvenile books novels
school books of miscelrneous
the
In The ume they be pufchasNd Of private sale at hs
half whom they are worm haii
June 90 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Orphans Court, May ~, 1855.

p' Wilmington 90 c soansy, to wit; ,a
IN Cathnine Ecko enthusiastically Of Joseph ii
"A Ecko deceased The
eppIoast"n o,he orphaas court q bis
rict OF Counha appointed Tucsday Sd
te dna e'eaent and dsrbuIon OF the
deeensed Of the assets in hand far as
ieeted and taned Of
said deceased are MOULDED % atend the orphans
ingon ciy with their claims properly vouccd
wise BY INV he excluded from an benefit q said estate
OF mis- order be published in The
= unions previous 70 sad 30 day Of July next.
Test; Ed, w. ROACH,
Register Of Wills
rrue copy.
Test; ED. w. ROACH.
Register Of Wills
MAY %, 1885, - ~
June lG--iaw3wf
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Proposals for Live Oak for six steam Sloops-
Of-WaF.


NAVY DppA a4sRsr,
Bureau ef Construction, Equipt, be-, J
EALED PROPOSALS. delivering
one BE ns . each Ss ."a
mouth Hwi be received at This bureau until the ID sepem
These proposals. Proposal, for Line 0as
and rom oae as Ss ss
the whole o. frame estimated al thirty thousand cubic feet and
gwen the ia estimated
soiste security neea prl cent vii, be inhsd on me
sa,, ,is 'y completed Il al dsys
Of the timber there be due proportion Of the most DIM
q NE frame and o. the principal pieces There
aun principe. pieces aaa difficult portions shall ss " Ins
up.iae by conandant Of tue yard, viii be
days amer 10 pss.snsaion -,
Of The ht pa IN me timber named o. s qa
and n ms and @ s, l ra % me ts @
qudated damng VI money equal TO twice the amount
ca s dsmas
be o retained any time om The said parties OF The
Tna Timber mus drawings instructions
win provided Unied hayward
v ns. Of s ss" Of 1e S Se Il NE YARD
require satisfactory evidence i, ., a, !,
saigh and iair ha. roughhe the mould
ny ~ su, II .eens size 70 work ns shape
aa'ds and hold The heysl'ns shown on The beyeng boards
(Which ons and hall ns arses na W Ss w9ss e
additional size beyond ,ha. marked IN The onds IN Tue insrnc
The siding STEM agron deadwood
Knees pos knees 1 Ike be sl inches lhr
The hooks side inches The siding of tho frame timber mus,
a inches and q the pronsolou timber one fourth part
must side IL inches and the remainder l3s inches
mould ,7s Inches, the door
head IA inches, aud al the plank shear 7inches ia M
Ts nnp asa "a a ss. m1eT has s @ y os ss
inches feet % inches 10 ,our
aock inches in la feet and The op timber 70 inches IN y ss
yards Of The subject to The suai
inspection The entire approval Of the bureau and all to be des
before Isl of October, 1856 sff
Persons who be disposed 10 offer for more than one ship will
make a separate proposal for each
ia52 ~ FORM OF OFFER.
l,--, Of $500, hereby agree furnish aad de-
liver United navyyard the whole OF the live
oak timber for ship estimated thirty thousand cubic feet! be
Bureau the date Of a2d June, 1855, viz
deadwood knees keelsons, and hooks, estimated to con
900 cuhic ieet' at per iooAs
kinds, estimated 40, g Z" NJ per foot
PronlscnJns timber, amount
iog to......,......,...... e,ca :" per foot
Total amount. 900 s.
| (ro,a written in words)
a.a the contract forwarded navy agent
| tDatcJ lsgnat,ue>
roRa or GUARANTEES.
The uu,e rsigned, $3.50 OF -, in The State 49,, 49, Of
- in the slate of hereby guaranty that in the forgo
biz accepted will within days after the
mated, the with good and sufficient
surses in said shall fail g enter into contract as ao
the said - and that which may be accepted
Signature Of Two slaran,ors. 3 D
tDaie) fgfa (sgnatare.)
(I Dc signed hyha United district jusse United s'ates
district attorney eoHeesor or AGENT ard no ohersj
i June 22- law6w
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hereby syen hs Il compliance with the request
April inssan has directed ts, ands situated Il
ne townships hereinafter cuernted witch were heretofore win
lying wr sss
a e fp aa sa a. s Ia nc e s
townships named below, within the probable limits
us shall as added q @ o
sn Se .. ss % ,a III , 1
,hiccs hereinafter mentioned which subject private
,een in NE following tosyshps viii again be subject
private entry and cf Monday the 18Th day Of June next
In the district subject sale at HELENA;
North otAe base line and Of the FIN principal meridian.
T Tewa.sp ! q q 1sn:s. ? "a ands
Township 9, Of rasse :.
South cftAe base kae a.d u aA principal meridian
Tow Townslp. =, y and Oranges !, 2, and =
SouA ~ e base line the h principal ncridian.
Townships ], =, ,, and 4, Of range
IN district lands subject sale LITTLE Rock,
NortA Of the buss line Of the h principal meridian
Townships and 4, of range IL.
South base line and the fin principal eria,ar
Townships aud 3, Of ranges and 4.
Township 5, Of range 49,
In the district of lands subject TO sale BArEsvLLE;
North Of bare Rae d Of the nm principal meridian
Township =, Of ranges aud ..
Township IS, OF range R a
Township "a, of rnnge5
South Of the base line and of the nm principal mess.an
township Townsnip j. ), Of , lsnss - y
Township S, range 81. t.a
townships townships and 8, Orange %.
Townships 8, il, Is, 10, and 90 Of range IS.
Townships 49, TO- and 30, OF range 49,
Township 90, OF range 10.
In the district of binds subject CLARKsvlIls
North Of the base line Inn principal cridian.
Townships |, 2, 3, 10, OF ram
TTo Town saips 3 >, and 70, Of range a 10.
Township 81 Of range a.
Tsw":s ana e j. T. Sa g.
townships !, 3, and 9, Of range g
T Tswn.Sp' fsssss : 81 ssa and
Tha, all the lands situated in the following
above restoed will be reserved from entry (exccpn
orders. 'F1' ''Gr'
In the dstrict Of lands subject sale BAvrsvLs;
North Of the base line and cat Of the h principal
Township TO- Of range /.
North Of the base line aaa Of the ma principal misia
Township 8, oil range 10,
In The district OF lands subIect sale LrrrLr Rock.
NrA Of the base line and uost Of the mn principal
Township ~ H. r.a t
South Of he base line and Of ne h yrcipa, meridia-
Township O. of range 10.
Township lo Orange "a.
In district land subject to sale wAsn.seros:
South ofthe base line and ofihe nm priupqi meridian.
Township ~, OF range NJ #M ~ tsaH r
Township Ia OF 81. r
Townships 10 aud ~, OF range 30
In the dsric, Of lands subject cHsspAdsoLsi
South Of ihebas Hne aud rest ofte mn principal uaeridan
Township II, of ranges Is and 10.
Township is, Of range 10.
Pre- empuon claimants entitled Of the
lands restored Monday ieth
settlements already made, which hereafter be made
uuegertcd should give CLAIMS file proofs
land officers before the day appointed for
protect their claims from private entry
much difculty and delay
of n7h March, 1854
payment before restoration the will
Given the General Land oce,
Washington, thirteen OF April Domin
eight hundred ffty Eve. r.
Ry order OF the President; ~
JOHN WILSON
May 2 -law6w flint. and STAR Commissioner.
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plays by Anna Cora Movvatt. author OF Aufobiog.
Il raphy an Actress. Price % tia tssatt
The Hour Harriet
Americs the Americans, by w. II. Baxter. esq N.
FAIRY Tales Aunoy, translated blanche
Illustrations by John Gilbert f5 sis- tefa ~. iH
History pnescfaft IN all Ages and Naous by William How
school Of Life, hylanua Mary How'll. .Ve
Jo-r recaived at TAYLOR h MAuRYS
May - Bookstores street,
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Post once Department,

~ rule authorizing whose Offices entitled
furnished by the department with post bIs
printing Of
and ae this date win be received FOR hst purpose
by the department. JAMES CAArHELL,
Jmeef-law3w Postmaster General.
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Intel q starl
United states Mail.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Posr DEPARTMENT,
\, 1855
the mails Of United the
30h June, 1850 inclusive,
Louisiana Will be received Al
Office Office Department. In the city
OF 18th July, 1855, To be decided By the
Goth Of month.
LOUISIANA.
From LIST October, 1855 10 LIST July 1858.
Bridge Afmandve,
Lconavile, (ocai,) and Bary's Landing tIooa) 20
Opeousas. La, 60 miles and back, week.
Leave Saint Martnsvlie Monday
Arrive nj Opeousss day by 10
Leave Opsiousss "Wednesday NJ
Arrive nj willie by 70
o three times week, with proposed schedule,
making close connexions Opeiousas with the New
rIeaus mail, will be considered.
and certificate; insrnc
Incorporated
the dem ropef
proposals for mail the western
and SOU States, dated 9th January 1884
srHa JAMES CAMPBELL,
June 9-Iawfw Postmaster sentrai
inEATON's Elements OF Ipternatso at.iswt new
w edition.
Adams's Equity edition, win, American notes -
June FRANCh thhbo"