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To CORRESPONDENTS We have received
two communications, one from Moorefeld,
and enc headed "Ihfprmation wanted"
that we doTnot think worth while to pub
lish for these reasons; LIST. they wonld not
be Of any interest to our readers. 81. We
prefer publishing for those who aid US by
thsii subscriptions, or other material aid.
And thirdly; To pay hands for ")sctting up
manuscript, that neither it or its author is
of any benefit towards keeping up the Sen,
tinel, is something that we have concluded
not to do. Besides. the Moorefeld one is
too personal; and the other would lead to a
controversy that wonld be undressing.
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Thank>you EenlIsmen, thank you.
Our subscribers will recollect that after
The FIRST day of February, the terms Of our
paper will be $500 per snnum, payable
within the year.
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urpasses other remedies, in being more certain,
Sc expensive, and leaving the system in a better
ndition. letuIl interested call dnd obtain Il pam
let trec) continuing ample proof, from the most
spectacle sources, Of the beneficial results Of its
Q; Together with letters from highly experienced
y%siciane, who have used it in their practice, and
ak from their own observations.
REFERENCES:
P. r. Peckiam, ". y Utica, NY.
l.. D, Fleming, VI D., Rochester, N. Y.
N II. Mills, VI. D.. Rochester, N. Y.
D, Y E0ote, NJ d., Syracuse, n. "
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. d., Baltimore, Nd.
J C.. Qrrick, VI. D., Baltimore, Md.
". ". Reese NJ. d New York city.
w. Prescott, VI. d., Concord, n. Il.
J.. T. Newland, VI. d., Utica Y.
Rev. c. =. Rrarc, Clean Springs, :. C.
AMPHLEIS 10 BEHAn GRATIS AT 3
STORE OF
JoHS McBEAy, Agent, Druggist, Coiiz, G. Also
BY C.. L. lawcet 4 Co, Mt. Pheasant, Harsh &
McCutcheon, Stoubenyillo, and by Druggists genor.
ally.
9rNorGcE TO THE uNFoRrUNArE FEMALE.
feel i'll duty incumbent upon myself TO declare
publicly the great blessing Dr.. Morchisi's Uterine
tsthdlicoa has proved TO ne. Tor two enrs my
health was miserable; | was almost unable ts walk
FAy.icisGs pronounced my case falling oC the womb,
extensive alterations, commencing with luer aIbus,
The pains, irritation, prostratiOn, and the iutOlera.
Vie i,ntld disc,large rendered life almost a burden.
In this miserable condition, DR.. +. 2. New!and re-
commended Dr.. Narchiei's Uterine Catholicon.-
.Aticr INK ing four bottles ! find myself in perfect
health. Gratitude for restoration makes m
" desire that ali my sex, alike uuiortun
iIi Pura relief from this ineslimahle mrdi
ELIZABETH A NEWLAND,
No. 10 West st., Utica, N. Y.
The above statement know to bo true.
F.P. NEWLAND, NJ. d. Utica, N. Y. D
have no hesitation in saying DR.. Anarchists Utter.
me Cethclicou is invaluable in uterine diseases gen.
orally. / hsye used it in fluor Albus, Amenorrhea,
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DIR. J, B. MARCH[SI'
CELEBRATED CATH0TTCsM

e'f1EhlNf
1t stands pFe-cmi-
nent for its curative
powers in all tn" dis.
ensos ior which il is
recommended. ueunl-
iy called len al. CONS
plants, OF these are
ProIspsus Uteri, or
Falling Of the WomI;
Incidental Hemor-
image, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed,
and Irregular N en-
situation, &c, with
all their accompany.
ing evils, Cancer ex-
cepted,) no matter
Of how long standing.
The Catholicsn far
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
ANUFACIORY

4 ARON FORMAN thankful for the liberal pat
~ ronage heretofore extended to him, would an
nounce to the citizens Of Harrison, and The adjoining
counties, that hois new better prepared than ever 10
manufacture to order Family Carriages, Barouches,
ICES, which he feels contideu; cannot be excelied by
any other shop in the country.
Having a stook Of material hat is really unsurpas.
sed, and1nying a full knowledge OF the business in
all its branches, he respectfully asks those who may
wish anything in the above line, to give him a call.
Hissllopis in the rear of Mr.. Slenimons' Blacksmith
Shop, and nearly opposite the Cadiz Hotel, where he
may at NIL times be found.
Caui2, OctoborlS, l85.
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ND5emdid Furniture.

TIME undersigned would respectfully inforn the
| public that he Keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Ca biuet Ware, manufactured OUT cG the hest ma.
terial and finished in the neatost style, which he vii!
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms.
lie has also recently received from Pittshurch~
a large assortment Of Fancy ami Common ChnirstA
Looking Glasses, Plates ot all sizes, Gilt Mould ri
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
lie is prepared tc furnish Collins ofcyery kind, and
will carefully attend to Funerals. He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation Of the country.
Cadiz, March 20, 1554. J. w. GILL. ESpIE.
N. B.-A nice kocknSay Carringe for snlc cheap.
w T.
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SOME OF. THE OBJECTS
AND
WHAT IS TO BE SEEN ON
O. e ards
PANORAMA
aNW YORK CITY
ne Panorama continues to move before the
a0E nearly two hours, and takes hin,
#sleSe through the streets of New
be midst Of it's business-in
NH1i streets which to q stranger
interest, and he would be
most lIkeI ~; and while he is apparently
passing along. e has extended perspective
views OF theb0ahhgs OH both sides Of upwards
OF k42Sy SEreotG-Which collectively being
about forty miles Of buildings-giving him a
view OF the City and It's People, as it would
appear to him II he were to 20 there, and walk.
through the streets, among the people, the hustle
and confusion Of Our Empire CITY. He
a -" ST q ."ltl,1'" on: 'A"Gl We" OF the mag
.hn en- onuTcheS' PuOI'c ana private Buildings,
inc 0l'lPP'hS ana ote9InooatS' Horses and Car
r4a8es Omnlhuses, ISalIroad Cars, and the
~4Housands o. Feople who daily throng
'no S'feets OIL Ne" York. Distinguished men
ana acquaihtances are readily recognized among
the crowd OF persons III the streets. The signs
can be read the same as if you were in the city,
as all are faithfully represented upon THU
pdiii'i'IS p"pliC ana pFiFa'e PROFESSIONS, Mill
Ronde IF N,e;c e.. g. VII. 49,
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a TTACdjENT NOTGE.AAt my instance,
LA an Attachment Was this day iasuedby Thomas
t1nnleAil, q RWsNss pf The Peace Of Rumley town.
ship, Hs rfison comfy aaainst the property and Of.
iects Of JoshHs Ken hhseondiag debtor, non resi-.
dent Of said county. Nebt ten dollars and forty cts
This 22d day 81 Ssrtelaber, 1854,
n2l-4w \ GEORGE SIMMONS.
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sMORcy EOund.

A POCKET BOOK containing a sum oCmoney,
"A wss picked up on Saturday, Derembcr ., al
the New baltimore Store of j. Levy Il Co.. Main
St, opposite the Court iloues. The owner can hove
itby proving property and paying for advertising.
i. LEVY.
Cadiz, O., Dec. 10, 1854,
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E-There has been another railroad ridt
at Erie. A little cold lead would help the
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READY MADE CLOTHING Tho best and
cheapest sssn1unonteyer brought to Cadiz, for sale
at (ap26.) JOHN McCURMICk'S,
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e. +AlhllllN9 ~ e.
ltuate 1fWeen
rnilroad depot, h
with atbod public
ere ls&b0ut 225 al
eieut n1mber Ut wei
ing an buhdant supply Of good
good timber all eneio ed, stand 81 Ioca1
lions, conyenisnt to be use Of said
farm without any u uphill haul hid is one
mile in length, and akhalf mi dth. There
is over 100 acres Of rich dry and, extend
ing lengthwise through the cenu85f said land, be-
ing well suited for meadow, corn, or wheat, with an
excellent barn, good stable and a convenient new
frame dwelling house of good materials, plasteTed,
and finished a few weeks since, with Il never failing
spring of good water u few feet from said house;
an apple orchard, and stone coal, convenient to said
buildings. This farm can be sold together or diyi-
dad in two farms, as may suit purchasers. The
terms of payment can be made moderate, for cash
or part credit.
The other farm is adjoining the land and premi-
ses Of John Birney, near TippecanoH, i'll Washing
ton township, in said Harrison county; containing
Us acres Of well cleared good land, with u good
proportion of timber On it, with a convenient frame
dwelling house, good barn, and good apple and peach
orchards on il, and plenty OF good water on the
farm, with q good public road passing said build
ings. -,
Any persons desiring to purchase either of said
farms, viii please call upon tie subscriber, living
in CadiZ, to negotiate terms o! suie, which be de-
slros to make moderate. JOHN OLMSTED.
ian 10 '55
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Take Notice.

ESXsCUTORS, Administrators and Guardians,
h that have not settled the fees that is due me,
must do % On OF before the Iirst day Of January next,
or .expectto pay cost on the same.
NovenlbeY i 1884. BW,VElRS, Probate Judge.
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NJ. t. johnson, Short Creek tp. SI.5
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the route.
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The disgrsceful wrsngling at this venerable Epis-
copal Church, on Salem street, relative TO the right
Of proprictorship and official authority-which ex-
ceeds anything OF the kind on record since the
celebrated fight at St. Lukes Church, Chelscs--
still continues. On Thursday last, Mr. George w.
Collamore, one Of the belgerent wardens, with a
few others agreeing with him, held conference in
the church, and vsted 10 close the same ON Sun
day, and particularly not TO allow the Rev. VIM.
7. Smithett the rector to of6ciate.
On Saturday afternoon, accordingly Mr.. Cola
more, and those who supported him, affixed heavy
locks to the doors Of the church, and stationed
constables TO see that they were not removed. To-
wards evening, the psssers-by seeing the locks,
naturally stopped to inquire into the cause there
of and In short time very uncomfortable con-
course was collected. The crowd, In it, turn, at
trscted the attention Of Rev. Mr.. Smitberet, who,
with his friends, a. Mr.. Henry @. Stratton, the sex
ton Of one party Of the church, was in the yard
adjacent 10 the building, came in and proceeded
to the rear door, which he attempted TO enter.
Mr. Stratton offered 10 open the door for him,
but the rector refusing to recognise Mr. Strattons
authority, would not allow him to do SO, but pro-
ceeded 70 kick his way through the panels, and
made bis entrance in this manner. On Mr. STRAIT
toms attempting to enter he was elected. The po-
lice were called, but ss there was no further vio-
ence nothing was done. Four sworn constsbles
IRE on duty at the church TO preserve order. The
arge paddock put upon the front door on Saturday
BY one party, on Sunday was wrencbed of, proba-
oly by tho other party. The rectors party remain
ID In possession at last dates. Mr.. Smithett preach
ID all day without interruption.
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The yirrinia Election.

To our friends throughout the Union, who
have been long anxiously awaiting the result
of the Virginia election, we remark, that from
the incomplete returns thus far received, 1t is
more than probable that Mr.. Flournoy's vote
exceeds that Of General Pierce In 1852, and
may reach $4,000. As Mr. Wise's majority is
about 10000, and as the foreign Catholic vote
is estimated at about that figure, it win be
demonstrated, We believe when thefull returns
are received, that Mr.. Wise has succeeded
solely by the accession Of this foreign Catholic
vote. If this be true, then is Mr.. Wise's cleo
ton no triumph for the Democracy Of Virginia,
but virtually and solely a triumph Of the for
eign Catholic party Of that State; as much so,
in fact, as II Pope Plus the Ninth had been
openly engaged in the canvass. So far, there
fore, from the election Of Mr.. Wise being a
cause for rejoicing to the native-bora Demo
Gratis of Virginia, it should ever be regarded as
in the highest degree degrading and humilia-
ting. His election is victory Of foreigners
over Americans-of Catholics over Protest
ants--of ignorant, priest-ridden, and besotted
scrfs over intelligent independent, and high
toned freemen
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sooner thess lands are surveyed the better. There
ID already town here Of substantial brick build
ing. one q which 70 the writer's knowledge, cost
about 20, 900
!" There y not SpAnish grant covering foot
q land In this mountain xegion. We explored ID
and settled Il and developed, or commenced de-
veiopns, - resources in the spring Of 1851. Ii
has gone on increasing in importance every day.
when we went there, 1t was in the possession Of
rowing bands Of Indians !; and many a good citizen
has lost his life In defending his cabin, and protect
ing his stock and crops from their depredAtions.
We have, indeed, wrested il from the savages, and
do not think We are asking too much Of the de-
psrtment when we beg them to authorize its sur
vey."
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Ladies, Fair In Georgetown.

The editor Of the Organ returns his thanks
to the ladies' Of the Fair, now being held In
Georgetown, for their kind invitation, conveyed
through the Rev. b. r. Brooke, TO be present
with them on Friday evening. The editor is
confined to his bed with neuralgia, and viii be
deprived Of the pleasure he would otherwise
enjoy In accepting the invitation.
THE VIRGINIA ELEcTIos.-The Richmond En-
quirer Of yesterday contains no further election
turns. The Richmond Dispatch has a table Of re-
turns from le4 counties, many Of them revised
from official sources, which foot mp:
Wise 2l,lS4
Flournoy 1883
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yOUN n WILLIAM THOMfHON.
ELvANs 4 THOMPSON, Dealers In
No SIG Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, Washington, ID. O.
House Furnishing Hardware,
Britannia. German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea Table and Desert Spoons
Csrvers and Forks stsels Knives with and without
forks
Brss. britannia Block Tin and Plated Candlcsticks
Shovel and Tongz, Waffle Irons, Sad Ircns
Maslin Bell Metal Kettles Furnaces, Ovens, Grid
irons, 10, &C., &c.
Banding Materials,
Rural Cottage, Closet Cupboard, chestTil Pad and
shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws Bolts, Cut
Brad. Shutter Screws and Stubs, Door Springs,
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Shesves aud Rail, no., he, 10
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Hair Cloth, Curlsd Hair Moss, Gimps, Sofa and Chair
venetian Blind Hooks, Rack PuIleys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c, &c, nc.
p.,. Grspsnsf Tn,.. o sSos..bav. cb...
and Gougcs, Plane Irons
Augers. Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham
mers Hatohets, Levels
Bevils, Squares, Gauges, Axes, &C, &c, &c;
Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Feloes. Spckes,
Hubs Bows, Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps Inside Innings, Lining silks.
Tuffs, Tsssels Buttons Tscks Fringcs Jscss, Plain
and Ensmelled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enameled Leather, Dash Leather, Ac.,
b., DO. -
az - ~DTn n
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Wiss majority

Pierces mJorities in the remaining counties was
1882. w
We have reported returns from ain counties not
given by the Dispatch, in which Wise has IS ma.
jority, whore Pierce had 1911.
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A young man Of this city, seeing an adyer-
tisement Of turner wanted at the Washing
ton Navy Yard" applied for tho place The
first question put to him by the foreman was,
Are you Know-Nothing The man re-
piled that he knew nothing about the Know
Nothings, but he was an American-bon citi-
zen. He was then told by the foreman that
his services were not required
The young man alluded tots an excellent
mechanic and worthy citizen, and has recently
lost all his property by fire. Because he is an
American-born citizen, he is refused work by
the minions Of this administration. Shall this
detestable outrage 90 unrebukeda Answer al
the polls on Monday, feemen Of Washington.
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EsDowxrNr ORA UsrvrRsTY.--The Saybrook
(Massachusetts) Mirror says the endowment Of
100000 for the Wesleyan University 900
bv subscription and 900 by the stsse-hss boon
filed. h
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Tn. Hoxr SoUADRoS.--The Secretary Of the
Navy, has given Commodore Hiram PsuIding, the
present popular commandment of the Washington
navy yard preparatory orders for the command Of
the home squadron, Commodore McCaulcy's con
nection with Il being temporary.
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~ STEAMER GEORGE PAGE

uSp11rF In connection NTH the 0rargs and
esan Alerdndria Railroad
This commodious steamer will leave her slip, foot
Of Seventh street daily at o'clock A. NJ, arriving in
Alexandria In season for the trains Of the Orange and
Alexandra and Manassas Gap railroads for Gordons-
VILE charlottesville and Stanton the Manassas
road for Winchester and Straaburg
Breskast ON board The boat
This boat is the only regular line between Wash
inaton and Alexandra.
JOHN VAN RISwICE.
RICHARD WALLACE,
Propriesors.
spso4s EAR YTHER Captain.
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An ALABAMA JUpcr.--The sheriff OF one Of the
wire-gr.ss counties had arrived In the city Of Mont
gomery, with a two-horse wagon, conveying a
convict TO the penitentiary ut wetumpks- Several
persons grouped around tho vehicle, and one more
inquisitve than the rest asked the unfortunate In
hand-cuffs, "whst brought you othis fry" ''Sce,
was the reply, .'see they 'spcioned Of stealth
a couple Of fine blooded sheep, and there warn't
no way to git em up TO hs part Of the country,
only TO send me to the penitentiary. SO they con-
victed me, and put us all in the wagon together,
and the sheriff fotch as upin he had an idea OF
Law and Justice. South. M. Gazette.
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Catharine withers has recovered $1,000 dam
ages at Lancaster, Pa, Of young man for breach
OF promise Of marriage. $50 4
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Contributions to the Natural History Of the Uni
ted States, In ten volumes quarto, by Louis Agss-
siz, win be published by Messrs. Little, Brown &
Co, Of Boston, and its importance viii secure the
ate ntion OF scientific men throughout tho Union.
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HoRRrp HIp-MuRpER.-The Dover (Del) Sem
tnel gives an account Of q most atrocious affair,
which happened In that vicinity on last Thursday,
the Gath:
a. nan by the name Of George Parker, (color-
ed,) living just outside Of Dover, went to Mr.:
slaughteTs house early ysserdiy morning, and
knocked At the door for admission. When Mr..
Slaughter came to the door, which he opened
cautiously, be found Parker standing on the out
aide with a gun leveled at him threatening TO kill
him. Slaughter Immediately closed the door, when
Parker went to his own house, had some words
with the girl who lives with his wife, and shot her,
ipuring her severely. He then made of to Mr..
Gibbs's house, the door OF which ne broke open
and rushed upon Gibbs, who made his escape out
Of back door; not however, before the negro bad
discharged the gun at him.
.sGibbs made of TO neighbours house by the
name Of Moore, 10 give the alarm, whom he found,
when they Immediately went In search Of more
assistance 10 enable them 70 secure Parker, who,
when be found that Gibbs had fed, returned sgain
70 bis own house, and entering seized upon one
Of his little ones, and In most cruel and barba-
rous manner cut It's throat from ear to ear, then
threw the body away from him. He then came
out into tho yard 10 search Of bis wife, no doubt
10 murder her, who had fed to a neighbours house
with the Youngest child but seeing HE other child
be sprang at It. aud in an instant he had this one
in his grasp, cutting It's throat also and threw IL
MP AZ high ss his strength would allow him, when
Il came down upon the hard ground weltering in
is gore and blood
dThis iend incarnate then sought his wife about
the premises but not being able TO find her. return
cd into the house. which be set Ere, and left for
Gibbs's house, where be was when Gibbs, Moore,
and others arrived TO take him. Mr.. Cooper had
previously been sent for, and when he arrived
found the inhuman monster In the bands Of his
captors in anything but an envisble position. The
prisoner had to be held down on the ground with a
man on each arm, one on bis breast, and one on
each foot In this situation Mr.. Cooper found him.
placed msnacles upon him, tied him In cart and
brought him TO Dover, and lodged him in jail for
safe keeping.
|" He shot at bis pursoers AFTER holding them at
bay long time and 1t was only when his gun had
been discharged, that they dare approach the
house to take him. Several shots we're fred at
him, one or two taking effect when simultaneous
charge was made, and, after a severe struggle, he
was secured as above described"
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By reference TO the report Of the last meet
ing of the City Councils, the citizens Of Wash
ington win perceive that the rate Of taxation
has been reduced from 70 cents on the 500,
to 60 cents. They have this to thank the
American party for, at any rate,
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E Weregret to learn that the Hon. X. Ray
ner has just lost favorite child, which on the
day before yesterday was lying a corpse in his
house, having died quite Unexpectedly. This
severe bereavement will prevent his being pre-
sent with us on Saturday evening next, as we
had hoped and been advised he would be.
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WnAr Is THE MEANING or Iri--How does Il hap
pen that just at this time there are 80 many
drunken Foreigners begging about our streets
Have they been sent for from Virginia, by the
Administration, to vote here as they did there
az Dos,r Knowr
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wings, "Lepsrs and Assassin..r

Speaking Of the approaching election in this
city, the Sentinel Of this morning says: Among
the opponents ofthe secret enemy are many of our
most prominent, influential, and active Wings
Their numbers will no doubt be greatly swelled by
new accessions." Yes, beyond all doubt, 90 soon
as they shall learn how complimentary has been
the language Of the Sentinel towards Whigs--
charging them with being willing, for The sake Of
obtaining power, ito embrace any LkPER, no
matter how foul his sores may be, and to unite with
any ASSASSIN, no matter how abandoned"
Who are they, who now beg and implors these
Wigs to "unite with, and /" embrace them In
order " to obtain power" Are they "lepers and
assassinsf" QUxRr.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

eH- First Ward Notice. Notice is hereby
given that eldction win be held on Monday, the
fourth day of june next at the Of Seventeenth
street aud Pennsylvania avenue, in the First Ward
for Collector. Register and Surveyor Of the city slso
for one member fthe Board of Aldermen, aud three
members Of the Board Of Common Council, TO repre-
sent said Ward.
The polls 70 be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and TO
b. closed at o'clock y. n.
j. w. DELLAWAY,
JAMES Carroll,
- JAMES M. D0RSETT,
Commissioners Of Election.
may 26--tj4 1ntel)