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For the nawk-Eye.
lOnaIity Of the Law for the Suppression
Of lniemperance.
Is the Temperance law constitutional? 1t
is said by the opponents of the law that the
legislature has no authority to legate leg
islative power to the people. suppose that
primarily all civil and political power emf
mates from the people, and that ali such
power not by them delegated, remains with
them. l suppose further that the people
have nowhere in the constitution delegated
to the legislature the power to delegate leg
islative authority to the people, and that,
therefore, it cannot be done. But does this
objection exist as to the law in question:
think not. The law does not att mpt to
delegate legislative authority. 1t has been
regularly passed and pub i>hsi as taw-is
a lac, de .tacto, and the peopl are only au-
thorzed to d signate the time whcn it shall
take effect, which is not necessar " legisa-
tive act. few years ago the legisl ture of
Ohio passed law authorizing the Commits
certain Railroad Companies, if the ople OF
said counties voted in favor thereof. But
otherwise, if the people voted against it.
This law was more objectionable on const-
tutional grounds than the law in question:
Tho So lie objection was urged to it with
much ability, yet the law was stained by
the Supreme Court Of Ohio, composed of
five of the best democratic lawyer Of that
State. The c,se can be found in one of the
last Ohio Reports. But if the objection is
valid it will only apply to the last section;
the section which provides for its submission
to the people. If that section is held to be
unconstitutional and void, it leaves all the
other parts of the law unaffected and to be
enforced imn adiateiy. Wnen the legisla-
ture fixes no time for a law to rake eff ct. il
takes eff ct from and after lis passage. and
it has hundreds Of times been decided that a
part Of u law may be unconstitutional and
void, and the remaining part valid, and en-
forced. Therefore, If said section is held to
be void, there Is then no time fixed for its ,a-
king effect, and it takes effect imm d at lv.
But majority of the legislature thought it
was constitutional, or they would no we
passed it. And the Governor of the Stat
who will deceive the man who buys him for
a fool, thought it was constitutional, or
would not have approved it. And yet the
very men who raise and urge this objection,
appeal to the prejadces and passions and
appetites of certain c asses of voters,
to induce them to assume the province of the
Supreme Court and decide the constitutions
.ily Of law of the State. But does the
,birctioS COM from the sober thinking, la
elligset mora part Of community, who nave
be interest Of the Sale AMI welfare Of the
,e0rle 1t hearth We shall see. As un-
erstand there was some msunderstandlns
bout an article in your last issue and hav-
az no ssntiments TO conceal and am willino
, take responsibilities for my own cond uct
now and shall hereafter subscribe M name,
JAMES GREEN,
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STEAM ROLLERS.

0Fta.f descriptions. hand and made to ordeI !.
~ Also Shce Iron Work. viz: Smoke Pipe, IMes.u
=. DC Ae., made short notice--at Eagle nM''
Chicago. 7. W.GAlt y w.
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Steam Indicators &. Water Gudges.
LNok sale at Eagle Works, Chicago.
l. Feb. II. P.W. GATES Co.
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IMPROVED CORN MILLS. i.
ATE lave for sale Pitts Patent Corn and Cob MIL.
w driven by Horse Power and grinds ~ 20 -
bushels per hour. Price $50 Eagle Works. Chicago.
Feb. Ia. p. w. GATES a CO.
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PORTABLE ROTARY SAW MILLS,
/ ~ hanl and made /, order, warranted to cut . ~
~ 10 gaou4ani feetof lurn Der 10 10 hours, driven
Portable steam En- ines. ffH
i. ". GATES, 4 CO.,
feb. Ii, Eagle Works, Chicago,
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T)R SALE-275 barrels Lard, $50 bbls extra clear
j. pork, 200 10 mes~ pork 5000 shoulders, and few
more of those fine sugar cured hams left.
feb 2. IS. T.. d. RAND 4 co.
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T.. ~. GATES II CO.,
Steam Engines and Boilers,
STEAM ENGINES.

D1RrAP LIE Steam Engines on hand and made -
odcr. VIII. 6, Q, II, and 10 horse Power. run
improved patterns. with locomotive Boiiets, ana W.
ranted superior to any thing of the kind ever peIi'
'fcred to the public. Price Sl00 per horse power
=. w. GATES & CO,
feb. IA, ~ Eagle Works, Oh icase-.
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trenu, Williams x Co.'s. New Map Of
Iowa.
THE undersigned having been appointed agent
/ for the sale of the above Map is thus prepared
to furnish them TO the trade at the lowest whole ale
prices. Orders thankfully received and rrrmrty
attended 10. j. l.. COESE,
Burng ton, Iowa. Feb. "a, 50.
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FINISHED BRASS WORK,

TININfIFU bbtSo "VNN' ,,,..
LII kinds, viz: Faucets Try cocks. Steam y J. hs
N ties. Oil Cups Globe valves, &c &c,-ai Eae'e
Works. Chcag,,. $50 n. W. GATES w.
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The ice in the river at Detroit commenced breaking
up on the lst
The Female Seminary At Henry, Ill.,, was burned
on the 23d ult. Building valued at $500; insured
for 81 500.
The Thomas Mcdaniel, tow boat, exploded six boil
ers at New Orleans, On Monday, killing seven persons
and wounding others.
Canada can come in! ball was given at Congress
Hall, in Hamilton, Canada West, on the evening Of
the ed, in honor Of Washington.
Z The Flint Glass Works at GAINESVILLE now use Mis-
souri, sand for the first quality Of flint glass; the
ware is said to be crystalline and perfect.
The bribery committee in the Pennsylvania Lcgis-
iature report that neither Of thu T. SScnatorisl
didates has attempted to bride members to for
him. A minority Of the committee dissented.
In the Massachusetts House Of Representatives,
resolutions have been reported declaring the fugitive
slave law unconstitutional, aud requesting an uncon-
ditional repeal
Queer tastes among printers well 'sou side
barians." "Chapman's Chanclees' published at In
dianapoiis, has the cut Of Shanghs,n its outside
head, and under it the Bible quotation-"And imme-
diately the cock crew.
We learn, says the New Haven (Ct.) Pail dun,
that Jerones Clock Factory in this city, has not dis
charged any Of its hands this wnterthat they have
100000 worth Of work ready for the Spring market
and pay out from $50 coo to 800, 900 per month";
Match this who can
Shakespeare was in favor Of the "dead head" system
vide his free admission Of Banquo and Hamlet's ia
thcr to of his select performances. 1E.chy
lus was addicted to the grave practice. Every
"inodern spiritualist" endorses the system.
Messrs. Fowlers & Wells, New York, have received
from China, present of Chinese sheep. 1t differ,
from the English sheep in being more slender and
ght-limbcd, and having longer face. Its ears ar,
much like a rabbits, and it is exceedingly tmid. It.
wool is very white and rather long and streng, but
coarsqr than the average Of American wool 1t ha.
large, bright eyes. chronological" developments
from "fair to middling."
Averiict has been rendered in Noblcsvic, Indiana
which does honor to the jury. A Mrs. Freybergel
brought suit against Martin Mountjoy for damages
caused by liquor sold by d,fendant to her husband
causing hin to become dlunkard, and waste hs
time and money. The jury brough. in verdict of v,
hundred dollars; majority OF the jury were IN Favor
Of verdict for s 900, but others he>itaed land final
ly a compromise was effected on $500.
The house Of W. Kernahagar Of Chicago have ad
vertised the establishment of line Of sailing vessels
between that port direct and Great Britain. If sucl
line can deliver freight without breaking bulk i
will affect the freighting business Of the Atlantic
ports but will especially nelfele with the emigran
| hnS;uaSs Thera arc howcyar , vast many nj. truc
tions to navigation between Chicago and the moutl
of the st. Lawrence, which must be surmounted an,
the canals will MI YET admit very large els
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CARD.

4 Ufa8YOiR Apply Of Chas. Caldwell, M. D.,
II at lmar '55l CORsE'S.
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shingles and Lumber.
~ l.. So Flxf " .
u. d RAND & 90.

/ NXiOCS to dispose If their present large stock
n OF Lumber, to make om for a still larger stock
in the spring. they think they can make it TO the in
ter !, Of all who wish to purchase 10 give them call
aud find out what Lum Der ought to sell at. feb4
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III AZ and D cember, tale Of welded life, by
III Ms. Hanback,, at CuRsE'S
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The solicitation IF seyera. gsntl,men tire un-
Il dersigued has III difcd of the al rangymerts
If his SCHOOL FOR You've LADIES. The number
viii longer he limited. aud the terms will be ieduced
accord ngy. As heretofore there will be one session
per day, and the quarter will consist of ton weeks
No 2 phi Received FOR IS than quarter. Pupils
chats rd only from the time of entrance.
Terms per quarter 500
Music (: 1000
A class Of You've GENTLEMEN will be received.
One session per day, commencing at p. NJ. None
need apply who are not disposed 10 be stu iious and
decorous. [mar3 '55-lw] g. i. JENNINGS.
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The City Council of D ,vton has been call
ed upon to appropriate $500 for the rei of
the poor,-it beng found impossible to pro-
cure, by subscription, sufficient to relieve the
suffering in that city.
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DETROIT. NJ rich 8.

FIRE IN DETRoIr.-A fir broke out here
last night, in the Livery Stab of John Long,
adjoining the Firem n's Hull, and opposite
the Bidde House. Som tifteen or wv ntv
horses were burned, and large number of
carriages, bu ygies and sleighs, inc aiding
many that Were left there by manufacture RS
and dealers. Loss about $4,000. Insured
for ahDnt ST. Oi)D
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Ens;i>h and Matthew atica! school,
- j. GRAFT, Principal Of North Hill Public
L. school, will, on Monday next, open sehool for
boys and girls in the be now occupies in the
North Hill Public School House. All the bralcies
If a mmon Eugish and Mathematical education
taught. +@" "&
iEaMs.-Sl, s. and sig Per term Of fur weeks
Rom rent. tuc and other incidental expenses rs
cents per term Imnr 3 III. w w
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The French residents Of New York had
regular Masquerade Bal 1t Iamm ny Ii I'll,
on Tuesday evening". The Tribune says !:
''Prrtty plump French rls w4rr wnlrIins in
The arms of the happy sons of la belle france,
unit ! you forgot th.t III y were two-it Was
the marriage Of notion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23
THE LATEST NEWS,
RRGEIYRDlBY !,
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
No repoEts on satps1ay nIght-IInea DOWN.
JOH PRINTING.

0urJob Office, since our removal 10 new quart.
ers, has been enlarged, and Improved by the adj.
ton Of new materials. lnseIecting our materials
we keep pace with the fashions Of theday and the
demands OF the public, and by adding as we are
constantly doing, new and fashionable styles Of
tYpsio our assortment Whenever there is an i'm.
pfosemenl in lie att, our Job Office has been ex.
padded into Que q the largest aud best in he west.
We employ 10 persons but The best wofEmen, and
wetespectfulIy solicit business men, and all 9TH.
ers who desire Cords Citculuts, Bill Heads, Bills Of
LaGlng, Blank checks, HandbllIs, Steamboat bills,
Pamphlets, OF any other description Of Letter
Press Printing, to give US call, feeling assured
that We can render perfect satisfaction both in The
vie and prices Of our work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

The Louisville Courier. Of ihs 18Th. states The
following asa schems fot supplying the Easts'n
silieS With coal:
5AsaHa 8, Webb and George ", Andepon, Of
this city, have been for some lime naklng arrange
mens 70 obtain funds TOT mining The rich bttumin'
oai coal on HE &oalh bank oil The Ohio hvet, one
haadEsl md any miles above Cairo, in this State.
they propose TO bring their coal 10 philadelphia
We New 0teanS, aud sell Il a. the former city Of
20 Ton, and then make ptodt Of st,07 a ton.
NE Philadelphia snqai'et seems 10 think this
gel Will be dangerous competitor with the biin'
n,ao,i' coal Of Pennsylvania, ash is proposed 10
SA Il al about tue same mice,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

DES1IucuvG FlaE IN ST.. Louts,-The Saint
Louis Dsmoetat brings US an aeeountof de'tfuc-
tive eOnasgalioa in that city on Tuesday morn
tus last, which destroyed the Merchants Hotel
sad large number Of olhes buildings. The loss
i estimated Al 5000.
The Metchaars Hotel was full Of bostdets, a
hge proportion Of whom were ladies. Many o.
aese Wets tenot struck, and some were conveyed
!aVn into the street while lying In their beds, pat
Ilyssd With tea. The fife spread so rapidly tho
this house tAat very little Of lis furniture OF the
FOODS Of is borders wefs saved. What was moi
destroyed BY fre was rendered worthless by the
lsluss Of Eates thrown upon It by the CITE en-
zines,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

THUS spoke vie ind good maui hat mark The
chabgEl Let the oct. hear him. aud then decide wit"
Iaer 10 Gue. On OF he made WLOt II PrOittHehas mth,
vi TNiNtA htslth her.
cut editor that hyhIy popular and e4egslYely read pa
FeI, the Christian BiMeT, published 1t Fftt Ieksbdt,
Va IN Ills editorial Of the 18th Of May, lS thus Sl*ahS
Of HmP'sSh IIStiaHs TatiGIt:
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Sundries,
,Inst RanaiVah.

w 4. EDWARDS 4 RRO. lave iuat received from
w The Eaat, (as their New Grocery adjoining tie
Possote an excellent and carefully selected assortment
Of dne Groceries, 10 which tley Invite Tue attention Of all
In want Of good and cheap GrOtees Our sotk consists
Rio Naraeabo, and Java tores, brown, clarified DO,
Crushed and Pulyerted SusaISi
Teas N great variety aud fine qualliiest
Cocoa, HEounO and Chocolate OF The best brands,
Fies peaches pine apples, strawberries aud raSpber
EeG, In CanS( rice four corn starch
FaVina, $aso, HAcaToni, lSilelASs, JellStlnAi
bermuda ATTOWTOOt dried curTans, raSi6S, almonds,
Olives hops, eei Tobacco and seglrs, Aue qualIeaj
SoArs, eie Fine ground Table Salti
Spices and RSSeECes Of every variety.
Together with nanI other alte!eS TO tedious 10 emu
ueTate oil Of which We e'se ling Ot very low prices
Gail anu examine for yourselves Tou can't but Be rleaa.
ed Remember tie place -COTHer Of Market aud Quincy
sIreAia adlnnInr the pOstoliee, Wheeling, Va, Ini?9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

raE Poqara ov IoLy IN H.y.x..--Tbe Havana
s'ttsPOndeat Of The New York Journal Of Com.
n''ssa," 1.-THE dog Of The United States vas
d''pl'Isd fom Tue United States consulate, and
'a''Ied bytls American shipping in port, on the
li'ad 'htFe were several headache celebrations
'a' e's''' atAets where there was temperate 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

'HittAw FsyES is on Tue increase In New OF.
ssaA w tegtet to see, BY The Nlestaphlc dis.
p'tSa' Last week " cases, week previous IS.
Anticipating The tetata Of Ibis uaweleoms vidIer,
'''EH aunbst Of families tesilieat 10 New OF.
lean haze left that city this summer for the North,
"'a6, than has been the case lor many yeas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

NV GaocEay.-NIt. ". j. D. ws has opened
nav Grocery At 1888 Main street, "a few doors be.
low the Monroe House, which vi Le great ac.
co,pnolAtIon 10 tia. neiphbothoOb, az bib stock
and rtices are such as cannot tai to please his
cus,omen We invite attention y his advertise.
men. 10 another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

rursIvIso, BANK o. WnrsLlxo has been re.
porea 10 the new and neat building No. 80, West
tde, Main street, third door below BlddIe street,
Ctate Wheeling, This institution, though but
taapaiuilyely young Ia OUT midst, hos justly gain
ed tas confidence and favor Of The public. It has
NOW Interested facilities and coaysnIeaces for do.
lGg business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

Tur Richmond Enquirer copies lie erroneous
report which has been published several pa.
De,s Of The death OF The Rev. ALEl tSprR CAAP.
uGLL, Of Bethany. II 10 scarcely aceesssry fot
u, 10 say that Sit. Campbell Is not dead, The enot
having eeeatted from The death Of Dr. AleSan-
let Campbell ofNew otIeans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

NGv BOoxE--Godey's Lady's Book and Peter.
sons Magazine for August, "TrinI AMI Triumph
utFtmuesin the Household" Atthut's last new
WaE, 1.-THE tIeifess Of Haughtoni OF The Mother
Seast" by The author Of "AubteY," &c., est
FIap, GA Night In a Gipsey Camp" sys cele'
bntel author, have been received at the CHEAP
Periodical ottiee Of Robinson 4 Bro. Also, Yam.
he Notions tot August
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Az AL4EaEp DLL has Just made its appearance,
and has mol been noticed BY tie DeteclOts or the
pane,. Ittsa one on the Utica nmnth Of The
oaI,to Bank altered 1Qa fYs, BY eEasure and
pHnlln. lis well done, and will doubtless be
extensively circulated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

0LO NEEsrlpGss.-The seioto Ca cite, Chilli.
cong g . tue Oldest newspaper Ia 0hto-folndea
w nhISN, By NAth'l Wills. gtaad.iAlhet Of N. P.
N.Ml' HE po4t.tdltos. The CiaciRnatl Gtzelte
y, y ne /; iecoad la age, Of Ohio uewspapetSi aad
vac LE6lA0a Stat Is lie third.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

A1HrsEus,-Ths admitted play Of 4 Wm Tell"
will be performed tonight, Mt FOsrEH appearing
as YIN. Tell. The aNetriece is thd laushubIs
face "SIasket and CtasIget." The favorite dan
,eu,e Mile titxutxrrA takes her Denea 1t tonight
and !, /. expected that hss many admirers will, by
their attendance, testify their appreciation Of her
eIOl.s 10 please lien. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-23

Tas TELsda4pa Itsrs being down. We ore
vuSout DISPATCHES. These storms and rains pay
y.y little te,pset to 'elesnph' and newspapers
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i :ds North Western Bank Of Virginia.

LF. Karthaus, NJ. b. welIman and J. fln AssunpsIs
K, MeLaIn, hte partners Under the
StYIe Of J, I, kaEthtus s Go.
defendants
The object Of this suit Is 70 recover Of The deendAnta
The sum Of ave thousand and one dollars and 20 cen
with et on and % cents Parcel taefs1E rem
TsSdtS thtyeC nom The 90 December, 1855, until paid
ma coats, ID which suit an AIathent waS Issued and
returned seIyed, A.. So. 49,, a..
Aldavit having bee made, according e MT, !has vac
loI Of plaintiff bytts attOrneEs, tsOfleTe that they
apnear here within one month aler due publicat!on q
bs order and do what mar be nteeataY TO project heE
with Inserted In sons new SpapeE published III The ey o.
Wheeling lor E0UF sUetAStSe weeks, And posted ~ we
foNl door Of tie court h0uA0 Of Ohio county, on Tue hI4s
dSv Of the next county court. - ,,., -,
4 eopy-TkStei ALONzO L0RlNG, CLERK.
,,eohS Pssaielon Ior pldl Iu20
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lIEIDICAI,.
avn WOUND NOT GIVE a DOLLAR FOR,
ALL THE 'rlN0luRE HAMPTON


ALL, THE IukE HAMILTON So
EVER MAOE.n ~
THUS spoke vine I'M rood maui hat mark The
IrhssSSI Y ~. 49, snl IheI JefIde Mn.
thsT Ia ,iss nv ~ KS ',s WIS y SrotSossl sN.
S.h SHiS.S hs"itS S u" se"' ""'''' y
Rev james " H. t1demt. ihe talented and hdfp4 nd
reI he ChrisISn BSnIeF ii Rfttrtksba,f,
Va in NE eIIiOaj Of ihs iSth If Nsy ISS thuS s+aEs
Of M@aSsN IESslsIis EstiSs,ss ~ ''''' 80
,,. a.. ,,..s-,-,,, =, -, t,......,. w..
- ~" 80 vi ,Ss1sI IWuu'" -.
etaHe t,l%taIr' MIN po't ~ aS!'SlHA e2s
uH'N !Ee I'm w. "n.H!l
9Th rriEt". ns,s ,S ,Yslse ~, ats
ts%,s r,ieA az t4Ie hhO,lIe 4ArouSiy us,let thtSe
;c il the SnIns Of isSJ pir IrSih hAesms
iS,s iS,i n WsS VIl Gieat ftTHT we t,J Al
,snI ~ The ,,t,inSfv ipiieS Of our pi0eSlion kSeIy
,m, W. San,s siy S,nsd stld, Stl dselts o,,
SmH s ", W , S wsov Ksi' lo.llF Al i trS 10 ssu
% 1eT G S ss,Sx an Ms Il. mi sSsr
| L1t ntcssSitv uTseI ~ Oh 10 Seiiou,
~, ,.% 'SaT NAY M ~ NJ pySse
;MS1,sL ~ over I%tSSsTinS our health when fa9lt
ISL - :" 3. NJ 80, h,utic ri Iiann,n'a
" "a Se,m W. ~ I'M NJ Woo ara.
.sT ;,%.n SsS w. prie1S Isulisl' Sws woViI AL
JJr ~ III az M ~. H!tsI1a se,t MI, 70
a. ~ S"r MN MI vim, htsS ,s.S to,eerreI ~
1s M a;i IN Il nv snv ohsE merIne In ssttIia rms
" re- NM nv! III ,sr SssSt hnvyevef yiihlt
NV , ~. vs. a, @ aI ~ Mil mi
s ". v" .rs aSv y" WI N ~ n ss ~.
sS;h ;S, - ~ res q ~ IA Mr.
~" "uI ~. ~ ~, ~ aS ssS ~ ~
~" n6 5" q ~ ~ nj s.bo4t tEa las, esstieIs
,io 80 ,jr bsSoTe W. ~, S,sj ~
! ol one bSite Ne teit Ike a lew nan
sVve set eon,ecutiyely t,om len IN flsen hotties
msh, So'Sn Si,So car ~ Ans Lsus Nan
"o mr ret our head clesr. and a, a. q our "A.
mrs ,"S Ish,aS IeS, SaSISiiftfs apJ Soridv sales
Vii . low SST smiths S.Ss Been want, ssa we Ell
wat t Nj: As " Vs. q ~ We ssa ss sels We
make this statement, hopns that SIlsrs may 6nd liz p
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BLoOn N CALlFoaSl1,-ll appeafl BY a sum
m,ry in CaliIotaia paper that The " Prk of blood
in tStats, TOT three months. was n follows:
Killed ltom January to MAY INCLUSIVE in street
ashtS and Others. -. ...'...I ..."..l9g
pn5S ~ The Shenff......... .....[ .......
Hung bythe mob.....".. .".". q
Convicted VI mufdsE.,....'' '''" '''''" 3
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RICHARD II, LEE, T.. T.. D.,
WILL also pay particular attention 10 Law Student
w who will be required 10 reee twice week. when
Mr. Lee will accompany the recitation WIN lus tatll
Lectures and once Month with critical analysis Of
the ludejl speeeAes Of ancient aud modern alv0esle9
y NNahhlnainl. NnN. Ii. lAh. MN2lidWMlL
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10 OIIs XII. 4 Il

CORNER or warm ASp UXloS srs., WaRRLtSa, Va.
II EKpS constantly on haul vaIely OF hooks an1olls
N which may BE- 0uM Tue WukS Of all The ellLng wTl
teT8 Of lhe times, such as James, RuIwer Sue REa 4.
Dupay, BennGlt, Arthur, Iiparl, nunaS and Lever
Msny Of his works are bound, IN GOUd atye, with backs
lie also keept an Exchange Library. Persons Putcha&.
Ing books may return them amer reading len for which
he will par tho following priCes for &C books 70 ctS csc
hooks 91Ct for 81 hooks 50 cents, inh29Iiy
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coryvr.yr,r TwES4Y.PtyE CESr EPlRcrs ore
IN circulation, bearing date Of 1853. They ate
executed with Iolerab.e nsalness. bu are quite
lSb. and brittle. besides being tide thinner than
The genuine Q,,aNe,s. THEY will 10 readily de.
tec,ed by any one in the habit Of hand Ing coin.
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FrAs recent yalua.on q ptopatty 10 San Fan.
cisco. califotala. Is ss9,ooo.o 900.