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NJ. WILLIAM,

NJ. WILLIAM,
LADIES DRESS AND TRiMaINo STORE,
Pa. arenme, 6etueen 7th and ssh streets.
NJ WILLIAM would respectfully announce 10
WI the Ladies of Washington, that be has Just
received from The Northern cities a complete stock
of GOODS, among which may be found
New style French Dress Trimmings
Fine French Flowers and Eibanos
large lot of Bonnets, in silk, Grape, and straw, Of
the latest patterns
And an excellent assortment Of handsome Emhroi
deries Of all kinds
Dresses made in the latest Paris fashions at res
soaable rates.
Piuking and Fluting and Kid Gloves cleaned.
Ladies Manuas, ready made, and made 10 order.
may 3l-eolm
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SEASONABLE MANTILLAS AT LOW
PRICES.
NANTILLAS at "a so,
WI ManIillas at SIS so,
MIniillas at S. 50,
Mantillas at 81 50,
ManiilIas at SS so,
M intllas at s 20, &c Sc
Beautiful styles Of Summer Mantlas NEW designs)
In Lace md Silk at all the above veryreduc ed prices
Just received, and now open for inspection in our
Manulla room-second story entrance through the
Store MAXWELL. & BRO,
je ~ eo6t 32S PENNSYLVANIA Ayerue
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Mr.. EDIroR: Mr.. James Stoddart, whose
name appears in your list Of the inh abtants
Of Ninevsh, is lot James st 'ddart, tho car
penter, who has no sympathy with tho Know
Nothing party. JANIS SIoDDART.
Juna 27-lt
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DENTISTRY.

nR. V. SHINN, Graau'te of the Philsdelphia
IL college of Dental Surgery. respectfully informs
residents Of GEORGETOWN and its yFInity thai he
has located himself amongst them fOr Ihe purpose Of
practising his p!oe slOn.
Office i2I Washington ST., above Bridge, Gorge
town, ID. T.. IT, sS-eO3mH
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For Sale and Rent.

EOR SALE, CHEAP-A NEW FRAME Dwell
Il ling, and on accommodating terms. Apply 20
POLLARD WEBB, on Pa. avenue, doors east Of
National Hotel. je 26-$S
HOUSES FOR RENT,4sA THREE STORY
III Brick Dwelling, with two story back build
CoI's Row, First street, Georgetown. II has spa
ci0us paflors and eotrrnodious hail. II is consid-
cred one Of the most desirable residences in the Dis
trict There Is enclosed lot, west and adjoining
the house. The premises are nov occupied bT The
Secretary Of the Interior. Possession may be had
on the 18th July.
Also, substantial Two story brick House, with
spacious grounds about il, situated on the southwest
corner Of and 20,h streets, Washington. Posses
sion given on the 18th July
Apply 10 BLADEN FORREST,
Corner F and % sts.
je 25-2ws 0nteD
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NOTICE.

OUR customers are most respectfully notified
" that their accounts will be pres nted 20 them
on the 25Ih instant. To all those who will have The
kindness 10 call and settle their respe Give
on or before the LIST July, we shall BE- exceedingly
obliged.
We have a number Of accounts rendered on the
LIST January remaining unpaid, and would say 10
those indebted that, unless receive the money for
them bv The LIST July, shall be compelled place
such bills in the hands of officer for collection.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY s. co.
ie 2l-lOt
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HAIR WORK.

ORNAMENTS of Hair, such as bracelets, Chai-
" claims, Chains, Brea-IpIRs, Earring, Finger
Rings, made to order, OF any desired design.
All orders faithfully attended TO.
Specimens msy lie seen al my store.
II. SENKEN,
No. $40 Pa. av.. between Gin and 10Th sta.
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., GREEN q SCOTT. Aucrroaeer.

~ GREEN d SCOTT. AucIIoaeers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
Y street, between Alb ana 5th streets west, N
Auction On MONDAY, the 18th instant. we sil, II
Sell, In ont of the premises, at 6 Lot Nc. q
in Square No. SIS, having front north l., beIw.
4h and 5h streets west OF 60 feet, running back 10
a e feet alley.
The above described property is handsomely loca-
ted IN rapi lily improving part of the city.
Title indiSputable.
TIE ms: One Jhird cash; balance in 6, IL, and is
months Ter notes bear ne interest.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN b SCOTT,
jel9-d AuciioBeers.
o. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
Consequence of the rain until FRIDAY the 29lh in
slant, at The same hour.
GREEN & SCOTT,
je sd Auctioneers.
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The William Csmma,k, in the list yester.
day, Is not William Cammack. sen . agent
and collector. June 27-lt
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BY Y. .. WRIGHT, Auctfcneer,
GEORGETOWN

FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF FORREST
Il Hall Restaurant az Aaction.--On FRIDAY
next, lhe 29h instant, al 10 O'Clock, shall sell, a
auction, without reserve, the entire Furniture and
FiXlares cf Forrest Hall z staurant consisting of
Large as orimCnt Crock cry and Glassware
Office and Windsor Chairs
Looking Glasses, Pfin
Cooking and other Stoves
Oilcloths, Carpets
Bar, Oyst Cox, Tables, &c.
Terms at the safe.
SANDUSKY s. THE:.KER. Prop.
z. g. WRIGHT,
ie 26-dts Auctionerr.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE would respectfully inform all persons hav
w ing accounts with us n n thew are all made
on and those that called for will be rendered
IN iui 10 Lat july, when we very reasonably expec;
ahu most earnhsy request that they will come for
ward and close them without yins ms the tr,,uhJe
Of calling second lime, : =
In connection with this natice we take this op-
poItuniy OF expressing our thanks to those fri nds
ena customers VINO have sa literally and promptly
patTonized US during the past six months and hone
Ioi an increased continuation OF the same By giving
our personal and strict attention to business and
conducting II upon fair and corract principles.
COLLEY q SEARS,
523 Seventh 81, doors north Pa avenue,
lie 2S-eo6t
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je2s-d
By y. g Mcguire, sucttonser.
IKERN NAIIIARl e RIIII DINO IlTss al n

By y. g Mcguire. sucttonser.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING Lots at the
Y corner cf4x street and Virg MIA avenue.-On
TUESDAY ate noon, July 3, at 61l O'Clock, nn
the premises, shllI II subdivisions Nos. IA, 10,
Is, 20, 3D. and % Of original Lot No. Il. ia Square
No. 495, fronting respectively Is and 1917 feet on
Virginia avenue and AZ streets, running back var-
on depths TO an a ley
These lots situated in the very best locations
on The Island for building purposes, arc with The
grades, have pavements laid, snd are, beyond a
doubt, The most desirable lots for sale in hat section
Of the city.
Title perfect and sale positive.
Terms: One third cash; balance In 6, -, AMI Is
months, for notes bearing interest," ured by Gee1
OF trust on The premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
lie S--d AuctonPgr,
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STEWARDS

CKYLIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.-We
- are making splendid pictures for lower prices
than any other Ga lery 10 the city. They are per
fectly life-lIke, and satisfaction is Away given.
Gallery directly over M. w. Galt's Jewelry Stc-e
Pa. avenue ie lin
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ESOR RENT.-THE BASEMENT OF FORREST
l. Hall, in Georgetown, and several rooms on first
floor. Possession given on I'd JuIy. The main Hall
or Concert Room is newly Der ched and will b
rented by the night or season, on moderate terms.
Apnlyto B. FORREST,
lie 25-2Wt Corner and OOH ats
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lie Sd

.Y GPEES 81 SCOTT. Aueatoneers.
DAlNT SHOP 70 BIZ REMOVED ct Auciicn.-
A On FRIDAY, the 90 install, we shall sell, at
8 O'Clock p. NJ, good Paint Shop, situated on 9th
street, Immediately opposite Island Hail Ii 70 be
rJnCVed al the option OF The owner OF the 10. on
which il stands.
Terms cash. GREEN s. SCOTT,
je I'd AuctiOneers
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WArCHRErURNs.-Polina Penny, profanity
fine and costs; Geo Kendall, colored vagrant
dismissed.
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Boarding.

DOARDI>G.-MRS. 3. A. TAYLOR, Late OF
ID Michigan, has taken the house formerly Occu
pied Ly Mrs. Van Allen, l2th street, between and
G Permanent or day board can be obtained on
reasonable terms je 26-8
DOA kDI N G.-P easant rooms for summer,
ID with boarding for families or single persons can
be had by eaIly application at KINGS, 900 north
g street, between Sd and ~. The house Is de-
ligh fully situated, and has Just been thoroughly rem
OVated and refurnished. Meals furnished 10 fami-
lies and day boarders accommodated on reasonable
terms. 1e - I'M
40 II 1 q E.-F0R RENT-PARLORS AND
~ Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran
sisnt board, with a bathing room and shower baths
aud every attention 20 render IL most agreeable %
her bosIdens. Mrs P. @ MURRAY,
Corner Psnasyivenjs avenue and ~ a.
DOARD, &e.-MR5. BATES, on the souih-
ID west corner of Pa. avenue and 9Th street 10 pre-
pared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made 10 rem
der those comfort bic who may favor her with their
patronage, sp@a
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING

STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING
~T--1 With each train Of Cars aTriv-
l.aa4sseess3s l. & In Washington or Alexan-
drIa.-lne or-amers T JONAS cOLLYE X or
GEORGE WASHINGTON will make the above
connections, leaving Washington al a. N for u
Orange and Alexandria cars, and connect with a
same train on their RiTival.
Meals furnished on the beats.
The Boats connect with all the trains from Bal.
timnre. SAM'L GEDNEY, Capt.
NAV I'D
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEA dEOAr

THE POTOMAC RIVER STEA IL0Ar
COMPANY'S STEAMER ALICE u. PRICE,
CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER,
WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON
ESssrsszs.s.I At O'CLOCK A. NJ, AND Al
EanNunIa AT O'CLOCK A VI.
ON TUESDAY MORNINGS fO.-MaItox, Cur
romon, l. h:dchodoc. Piney Point, kinSaIe, Cone.
ON FRIDAY MORNINGS for-Chapel Point,
Wicomico, Leond:dIown, Piney Point, 81. Mary's,
Cone.
ON WEDNESDAY (reIurniBgl leave Gone at 4
O'Clock a m, for st. Mary's, Plney Point, LcOn-
ardI0wp, Wicomico, Chapel Point
ON SATURDAY (retu ningD leaVing Cone al
O clock a. N for knsale, Piney POiqt, l.. Macho
doc, GuuiGman, Hatiox.
Calling al the usual landings OF the river when
signals made.
BY order of the Board:
JAS p. SMITH, President
Alexandra, Va, June ], less.
ip l5-f
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK.

ING UP HOUSEKEEPING
AsEhsONs removing from the city, and Wishing
4 to disposs Of theIs Furniture and HouseksSS-
ing Cssnsi's; Ss, without the trouble Of sending
al cur Store, 317 Pa avenue. corner of Ninth q :,
as we are prepared 10 buy all such soc ds ss may be
Hcusekeepers and others will do well by calling
on vs. as we VIII pay the highest cash pricrs for all
such gods. WALL. BARNARD & co.
ET-am SIT Pa. avenue.
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r.. 9. WRIGHT, Auctionser.

Z. 3. WRIGHT, Aactfonser.
okOnasIowN
CANAL BOaT AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY
u next, July 81, g q O'Clock T. m. shall stli
s% Ssna sa,, a, me Widen in good repair
TerIns at the sale.
EDWARD 8. wRrGnT,
lie I'D AuciioueSr
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9 Il. e5OOVEK, Iron Hall Boot. Shoe and
~ Trunk Establishment. | have received .,s6r
this day large assortment Of Gents French HEI
Patent Leather and Calf Boots and Shoes, ~
which will sell cheap. A
Also, Boys Youths, and Childrca's SHOES of all
descriptions. All in want please call at
8. p. HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk
Establishment, between 9th and 20lh sts
&c IL
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Wants.

VIZ AN 7 ED-A WE'LL RECOMMENDED
w Nurse for a child Her services will be need.
ed in Bladsnsbnrg nj present, Apply at Room No.
% st. Charles. lie 27-lts
"TANTED-TWO OK MORE FARM HANDS,
w white or black, for the balance of the year
One with his wife would be taken, capable of cook
ing, washing ane ironing
Wanted to purchase Nagro Woman If elderly
or middle age. LLOYD CO,
18th street, opposite the Treasury.
laJ ANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w Woman as chambermad and sea nstTess.-
Would do nursing. The beet of reference given.
Please address a note to "B L,' through George
town Post Once will rec i've attention.
lie 26-2t+
lN ANTED TO HIRE YOUNG WOMAN to
w do Homework in general. White or cOlored.
Apply 10 Capt TROS. eUREEVES, No. TOT Sew
enth street, between G aad III, south, Island. She
must be Of good character and conduct.
lie 25-3ts
sAJ ANTED-A PARTNER TO WORK A
W Stone Quarry and contract for sale OF Stone
to Government and others, there being great de-
nand for stone. This Quarry is Immediately oppo-
and every implement On the spot. TITS quarry fur
nishes the best and largest truck Stone, &c. A
chance Is now offered. Call or write to
LLOYD CO,
fifteenth street, Oppo. the Treasury.
may 3-f
W ANTED-EVERYBOD TO KNOW THAT
w they can get a lot "a feet front by $50 feet
deep, for the low price Of S75-payable 50 a month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Office.
It'll ST., above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap Ss-3m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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CUMBERLAND COAL

TIOR SALE BY THE CARGO Or BOAT LOAD
Il bv HOWARD & FOoR,
j. 25-eG6t Alexandria, Va
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Auction Sales
o first page %

BIZ GREEN f. SCOTT, Auctienesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH X
Y street at Auctlon.-On MONDAY, the ID OF
July we shall cell, in front Of the premises, ct
O'Clock m west part OF Lot 40 y, In Square
No. SIG. having front on north street Of % ft e.,
running back i42 feet inches 20 . wide alley, be-
tween 4,h and 5th streets west.
Terms: One-foutih cash balance In 9, 10 and ls
naln,hs for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale
TUE indispGtable.
A deed given and deed Of truH tskea.
GREEN q SCOTT,
teo7-d Auctioneers.
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HOMES FOR ALL Beautifully and heailhiy
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by 80 feet
deep, on graded streets, cam until spring, be- bought
at the exceeding low price Of S75, payable IS per
month. Title indisputable.
UniGl Land Office, 7th ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
ian 9--fra JOHN FOX. Secretary.
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nor SALE-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE and
IL Lot, No. so Louisiana avenue, Washington. II
presents rare opportunity o. a person wishing tn
make good investment. If not sold soon it will
be for rent.
Also, three story Brick House and Lot No. 81
High street, Georgetown, Lot 26 feet front By 100 H.
deep, will be sold low and on long credit.
Wanted. a few shares of Georgetown Building As
sOciation Stock.
Apply to E. X. LUNDY,
No. les Bridge street, Georgetown; or, No. 400
street. WashlnpfOn 10 OIL
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IMPROVING PICTURE We were somewhat
amused, this morning, with the anxiety of our
colored fremen to crowd himself into q da.
guerreotype view Of the Star Buildings %
which was about to be taken by an artist in
their neighborhood. He is fns specimen OF
his raos; but, not having time to adjust his
toilet, he issued forth with bis sleeves rolled
up, and hastily assumed position. There hs
was liked On the silver plate, among the dar-
ker shades In the picture. He, Ii would seem,
like many one Of the pale faces Of these a.
In other days, has the ambition to occupy q
prominent position-and II gratifed.
An OLD OFFENDER Geo. Wilson, colored,
was arrested on Saturday night, by officer
Reese, for stealing q gold watch from Mrs
Letnste store on Seventh street. This scamp
had prepared himself for the theft, and went
into the store, and asked to see watch The
salesman offered the watch, when Wilson took
1t aad ran on. In order 10 escape he slipped
out of his shoes. The watch was recovered
and the thief sent to Jail. Wilson was released
from the county jail on Friday last, and has
served term In the psnitsniary for stealing
watch On another occasion.
TIE Presidents MouHfyD GUARD make
their excursion tomorrow, the beat starring
from eeor ,stoun at one, from the w ashingtsn
wharf st tw,, ana from the Navy Yard a. half
past two o'clock In the afternoon. We doubt
lot the excursion will prove both healthful
and agreeable The committee of arrange.
melts have spared no efforts 10 render Il ons
Of the best OF the season.
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EOR RENT-TN ALEXANDRIA,, VA, THAT
II large three story Brick House, well known as
the hest stand in the city for hotel and restaurant
on Cameron street, opposite the Market House and
now occupied by Mr.. McGonegal. Possession civ
en- on the first of July. Address LLOYD & co,
Claim Agent, 18th ST opp. the Treasury, Washing
ton, ID. G.. NAV aft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

Our readers will find in another column somo
intelligence from Nebraska which may well ar
rest their attention. Ii develops plans already
advanced toward maturity for the complete
introduction of Slavery into that Territory. In
deed it seems that slaves have already been
brought there by immigrants from the Southern
States. Our correspondent states that tho
Slavery propaganda in that quarter are greatly
encouraged by tho success which they think
has crowned their efforts in Kansas Accord
ingly they ere carrying their tactics and their
institution into the fertile and inviting plains of
Southern Nebraska. Their avowed intention is
to convert that part ofthe Territory into Il Slave
State, leaving it's Northern part open for Free
men, but in reality we cannot be sure of their
setting any limit to their cOnquests. This is
10 more than was to be expected The Oligar-
oby will never be satisfied with Kansas alone.
They mean to possess all the territories. Their
motto is-No freedom outside of the present
Free States; and they are perfectly confident
of accomplishing their purpose.
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NEW-HAMPsHIR SENATOR'S.

The attention Of the whole country is at this
moment drawn to New-Hampshire, upon whose
Legislature, now met, deyolyes the duty OF
electing two United States Senators.
We suggested some time sine since the names
of Messrs. Hale and Clark as being those of the
two men acceptable to that Auti-Slavery
and Anti. Doughface sentiment every day in
creasing in strength, to which the last political
revolution in New-Hampshire owes at once its
origin and its success. Later adyices serve to
confirm the probability that they will be the
men; indeed there are many among those best
informed as to the state of the public mind IN
New. Hampshire who already set down their
election as fixed fact.
There is, to be sure, an intrigue on foot to de-
feat it, but so far as we can learn with very
slight probability of success. There are, we
understand, among the remnants of the late
Wings of New-Hampshire-for the Wing party,
dead now everywhere, died out in Ncw-Hamp-
shire a long time ago-a few men, If we may
abuse the peoples English by calling them so,
who still long for the aesh.Sots of Egypt, and
the privilege of making bricks without straw
for the benefit of Southern task-masters, and in
order to get themselves back into that accus-
toned, and 10 them delightful, condition OF
bondage, from which circumstances have CON-
PEELED them sgainst their inclinations to run
away, they are now plotting, so the story goes,
with the ultra Democratic Huhkers OF the
Burke and George school, whom exclusion from
the crib at Washington drove in a fit of des-
peration, to run away from Mr.. Oyerseer
Pierce's quarter, and to come out flaming
KnOw-Nothings and even Anti Nebraska men.
The plot is, as We understand it, to induce the
Cate) Wing members Of the New-Hampshire
Legislature to vote for Mr.. Paul X. George as
enc Of the Senatorial candidates, on condition
that the late Wings shall have the selection of
the other Now this, for aught we know, may
be, as Hotspur says, Il very good plot-that is'
good plot for somebody; for if il was mt, why
should it be formedl But for the State OF New
Hampshire, for the cause OF Northern Rights,
for the honor Of the New Hampshire Legisls-
ture and for the reputation and position Of the
very respectable gentleman whose political
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
THE LATE DUEL.

On Monday afternoon four young gentlemen
well known in the faster circles of New-Yorh
society, left this City for the purpose of fighting
duel The provocation which had brought the
two principals to this point of deadly hostility
was of q quite frivolous character. One of them
told the other he was not rightfully member of
a club frequented by both; the lie was retorted;
and flip Of glove across the face constituted
the final insult which only blood could expiate.
As we learn from our report in another col
umD, the duel finally took place on Wednes-
day morning near Niagara Falls, its result
being that both parties were wounded
The challenger, Mr.. L. Leavenworth, was shot
in both legs the ball penetrating one and lodg-
ing in the thigh bone of the other. Mr.. j. b.
Breckenridge was hit in one leg only, the ball
passing clear through tho calf Both men are
said to be excellent shots, and the wonder is
that at the murderous distance at which they
fought-eight paces-both were not killed.
We do not notice this brutal occurrence in this
place for the purpose of any discussion as to the
moral wrong of dueling. All that was decided
long ago by the public sentiment and the Legis-
lature of this State. The law makes it a crime
to fight duel in our territory, or to cross the
frontier of the State for the purpose of fighting
one. The penalties are clearly prescribed, af-
fecting seconds as well as principals, and well
known. All the parties to this affair were per-
fectly aware that they were outraging the pub
lie conscience and violating the statute by their
act They did it deliberately and wilItully-as
willfully and deliberately as the man wh) lies Ia
wait for his neighbor aud murders him at noon
day. There is nothing to palliate or excuse
their deed and we call for the action of the law
against them. If this duel is not to be sue
ceedcd by Others, if that british way of settling
personal differences is not again TO come into
frequent use among us, these men must be made
to experience an exemplary punishment. Their
offensc is glsring hagrant and notorious. Let
justice now do her duty, and teach gentlemen
of that school that the bloody code of honor, as
they call it, is code that cannot safely be set
up in New.Tork.