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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-11

Fowles Wells, Of New York, publish great
books. merit books to be
FULLY appreciated.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-11

Lorrain & Cog Commission Merchants and Steam
boat Agents. Gaena, ILL.,, do any business you desire
their way with promptnc.s. Try them.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-11

W. Ingworth, Jackson and Fifth-sts.,
clock watch show good
article . either you wish to buy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-11

Miss Baker, Third street, prepared do all kinds
Making. She directly from New York
and Is posted up in all the latest styles.
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N3-A. MeneeIy,s Sons, Troy, N. ", nanufactu
some of the best Bells manufactured in America.
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W. Alder, Wholesale Druggist, Galena, has on han
supply Drugs and Medicines, which he offers at price
should induce call him. See his adv.
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A. Roberts does up painting In all its branches, In
ceent STYLE what he does must consul
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BoRuP & charlottesville say any thing further OF
these gentlemen? They Interchangeable men, and
worthy confidence of the community.
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10 Shaw & Harre have exceedingly neat store, ae
all kinds desirable articles for gentlemen. Drop in an
ham
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No.c Empire Block, St. Anthony street, has become
gext place the LADIES' Tor IL can pleas
them, FONSEcA can, and II he I, his goods can.
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SAINT PAUL
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY,

Cor. Pike and Fifth streets, st. Paul. sst
THIS establishment having been enlarged and improved
ool, machinery and great variety OF added
operations and is prepared
short notice. Mil and Machinery work Of all descriptions Wa
Wheels, Building Columns, Window Caps Sash Weights
Sleigh Shoes Cauldon Kettles &C., sc. Having experienced
Pattern Makers In employ, get patterns de-
scrption that be called for. Iron turning and Finishing
Steam Engine Repairing. &C., dJne with dispatch.
Brass and Composition Casting, made to order. Babb
constantly on hand.
Old anil copper, taken in exchange for
sel-tf r. GILMAN.
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Z. Howitz Co. largest and best Book
1t will do hurt examine their goods IL don't
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MARBLE MANDATORY.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.

MARBLE MANDATORY.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.
St. Paul City Marble Msnufacaory.
HE undersigned beg leave inform the inhabitants Of 81
surrounding country, that he has Just received
and has constantly hand large supply Il American and
Italian Marble, and after thirty experience in the
confident that he good work and
cheap other IN the Territory He offers
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Furniture Marble Paint Ston
&C., bis opposite the Post Oce, ST. An
thony street. rrff - r.Aff,tf
ne All his Work will
be filled strictly according to agreement. 8Ht
iy27-tf ]. p. AMIDON.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
--.-r ST. PAUL, July Sd, 1885.
Co-partncrship heretofore subscr
beers under the name OF j. H. McDovoALL Co., is this
dissolved mutual The affairs late
will be adjusted and the business continued the old stand by
WREN, GRorF h REGALLy. y
JAMES II. McDOCGALL,
FfL JNO. v. WREN,
MATHEW GROFF.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..
f s5eI July 81, 1856.
THE undersigned have this day formed Copartner.hp
i der the style Of wREx GRoFr REoALLy, for the
ansactine the Drug and Medicine Business,
continue to have hand full supply Drugs, Chemicals
Oils and Dye SiEs, the DRUG Store
opposite Empire Block. Please call aid examine.
JNO. v. WREN,
MATTHEW GROPP,
ty7-tf WM. REf;ALLY.
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~The Old Brown Drug Store usual, is in . blaze
glory. Read the adv. and then IL right
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

AIRS. N. L. STOKES is opening Millinery
wi Store, large and splendid assortment of Fall and Winter
Bonnets Having returned New York, where she has
ccted with the latest Paris she prepared
to show her old customers the
ected assortment Of millinery goods offered this side
New York.
P.S.-She would also inform ladies she has var-
ETY. Of styles for making cloaks which
beauty and elegance. oct17-tf
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10 Emerson Case largely Estate and offer
son client bargains.
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mr. n. B. PATTERSON to the citizens
~ ST. Paul and vicinity that he has located
Dental Practitioner and perform operations
for the natural artificial teeth required. Having
received thorough study
practice the best ofces York,
dent Of giving entire satisfaction. He has brought
bis machinery and fixtures that he will be able
plate which will be warranted pme. All done
in beautiful workmanke Once the Empire
Block, d noor, ST. Anthonyst ChIoEofom administered in
proper cases.
His Exceency W. A. German, Governor Of Minnesota Ter
Hon. Samuel Nelson. Chief Justice q. s. Supreme Court
Rev. DR.. j. d. Van Jneen, 81. Paul.
Hon. John z. Warren, st. Paul.
Hon. Vim. II. Forbes, p. NJ. st. Paul.
u. Il. Nelson, ESQ.,, 81. PAM. tee5ts
=. p. Byram, u. D., D. d. s.. NV York. uy44.Jy
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..ps o. CABINET FURNITURE.
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES AND BEDsTEADs.
fi.l BAILEY = PRIMROsE, Iii -
st. Anthony Street, 81. Paul, Minnesosa,
nave now In store largest sssormsut
-sahssm bni2F URMITU1Es, sE
Ever cssred in this Territory. comprisIns ~
ls..:sgp es3s.ss SOFAS, SUI Is rsrsftt
OF WALNUT, ROSEWOOD. & MAHOGANY,
Of the latest designs, in Plush and Hair Cloth /;
SOCLABLES IND YANKEE DIK.ANS,
5e OF walnut and Mabsgany, ,l,ss.slq -
Richly superior article of Plush and
ELLZ.ABETH CHAIRS, Z
SpRNG SEAT Rockers AND EASY CHAIRS; ALSO,
CANE Rockers, OF EVERY IMAGINABLE
STYLE; CANE SEAT AND SPRINc
SEAT CHAIRS,
>THE BEs. IN TIE COUNTRY;
TdBLES,
Card Centre. Breakfast Dining. Side and Sofa Tables;
STANDS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
BEDSTE.ADS,
Common and Fancy Cottage, Walnut, Maple
and Painted also, a d
FRENCH BEDSTEADS;
II BUREAUS, si 7,5 frlg
OF walna, and Mahogany; Fancy Dressing, Plain
.+. ., and Common; az
BOOK CASES, &C., s-t
In word, every usually found in Furniture Estab-
hment, may be found in this and quality not inferior to
the best West. We Manufacturing greatpart
Furniture, what import featured in the
best establishments South, which sunicient
Its excellent quality The attention Of buyers
spectfully iy3O-ly
.H FRESH ARRIVAL.
WE HAVE Just received in addition to former large
w stock,
dozenC Cane Seat Chairs,
10 Oak and Walnut Cane Seat Arm Chairs,
10 do. Mahogany and W anut hair and plush seat do.
do. Rose Wool, Oak and walnu. Carpet seat do
Is do. Mahogany and Walnut Sofas.
This stock coming the largest and
In the East, enables to offer Inducements purchasers
than offered in this market.
sel-tf STEES HUNT.
UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASS AND BEDDING
WAR EHOCSE.
KIEFER, Practical Upholsterrr, would respectfully
n the citizens st. Paul. that he has opened
Upholstery, Trimming and Bedding Warehouse, A. s. FL
ret's Goods Sore opposite the American House, where he
Seecs, Bed LOUNGES Arm Chairs the best Hair, Sea Grass
Moss Shuck Mattresses, &c.. .. ..-t l...,-9
KIEFER'S PATEVT SPRING MATTRASS.
Carriage, Coach and Buggy Trimmings,
Done in the style.
Church Pews will be ornamcned neatly aul cheaply.
Vanishing dose, and all kinds Of Furniture repaired.
~. window Curtains and Paper Han-ings.
jy7-d&w1y A.. r. KIEFER, Practical Uplslsterer.
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myA-Iy
ID. c. PRICE, Dentist,

rs now ready to wait the people Nh.sssta his
rooms over Combs Brothers. BOOK Store Saint Anthony
street. .s auJl-ss
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
travelling public will beware pub
shed and issued by the New York Central Railroad Agents.
versng their fares fUo doevs end half less Ve York.
than by other Route They ase and intended to de-
ceve The fares and rates Of the NeW Ysk
and Erie Railroad and Its branches leading from Ne York
City Duakirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canandoigsa, Sra
Rochester, OsCego, and connecting with all western
Railroad and Steamboat lines and cH be continued
low Railroad Steamboat line. The Nesc York
and Erie Railroad perfect condition Its Wide double
track eqsaed by Railroad Com
pany America. systematic OF its exclusive
telegraph accidents and delays impossible which
frequent having continuous line to
City, many connections to make.
Through Tickets New York; son, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, the DE SOTO HOUSE, Galena.
auI-u B.F. SMITH, Genr Ag't, N. Y. e. R. r.
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Millinery and Fancy store.
BETWEEN AMERICAN AND wINsLow HOUSES.
MRS. DOVER would ctfuly inform hr and
WI Ladies in general that she has just returned from the East
with a well selected stock
BONNETS AND PARASOLS
consisting Of great variety Of Double English and
Split Straws Gimp aud Lace. chilrcn and infants Hats.
Also splendid Goods work,
Embroere Iacrs, Skirts, Gloves Hosiery, Collars Purses,
PORT Mones.and all kinds Of Bonnet trimmings &C., &c.
10 Shirts, Gloves, Crava;s, Collars and complete assor
ment OF Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods.
Fine French works, Thread Lacs. Linen Cambrics, Black
Silk Of the best quality; Splendid Mantilias
Mrs. f.. DOVER.
r. Bonrcts Beached, Pressed Trimmed. ap3O-tf
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full array Physicians, Lawyers, &C., nrs
column the side.
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COT r A q e q ROVE LANDS
PRICE IS PER ACRE,
HALF CASH & THE BALANCE IN l& 2
YEARS WITHOUT INTEREST.
10000 ACRES.

Consisting mostly smooth rolling prarie the
delta Of country embraced between the Mississippi
Rivers, locality, within St. Paul.
Point Douglass Hastings Alton, Hudson and stwa-
all aorns ready accessible produce
These the
trct in Minnesota soil Is rich loan. The Great
Western Railroad, completed from Chicago
Wis.,. and In thence Northwcstward
be pushed Mississippi River cross the St..
Cx at PIT Prescott and PIT Douglass and
ton of these lands St. These
quantities mot less than 40 acres) purchasers.
St. Paul, July 18th, 1856. HENRY MCKENTY,
yO-.,Gr
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LAND IN THE VICINITY OF
w HITE BEAR LAKE..
q 0O0 ACRES, AT So PER ACRE, CASH.
~SOOO HENRY MCKENTY.
ST. Paul, July nth, 1855. VISIT
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rlsHE Knout and the Russisns,as
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JUST RECEIVED. ff f.
DY EXPRESS large Soft Hats variou
ID qualities. Call and see them.
SHAW < FARRELL,
jy20-tf Opposite Empire Block, st. PAM.
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Millinery.
MRS. FRTDAGH L MISS LERCH,
(finnesota Firth Paul, N.
Are prepared TO do ererhiag in the Millinery Line, In the
best finished Style. ...-
Keep constantly hand large and well selected Stock Of
Hoods. Bonnets, and Fancy Millinery Goods.
Anr l2-Gu
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MISS BAKER,
Fashionable MiIliner and Dress
Maker,

lhHd StTeef, opposite the FOH Otlce.
HAVE large and desraI assortment Of Millinery Good
just received from New York, and desire
Indies that prepared to do all kinds Millinery,
Making in the latest and most approved styles.
jet9-1y MISS r.. A. BAKER.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
We receiving from the East well-sclected
stock goods ne to be surpassed
by house in st. Paul the magnitude Variety
and excellence especially articles
i'm line, which shall 10 he public.
jy7-tf WREN, CROFT & REGALLY.
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WOOD BURY PUTNAM,
VN7OULD call the the public their stock
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting part Gen,s Calf
and Congress Boots Ladies' Congress- Kossuh Polka
Lace Boots Black and COloed aers Misses Black and
ored CATERS Chdrens Boots and Shoes together with
other kinds mention. e,...--sg. ss+
They have also good of HATS AND CAPS,
Of which they Offering very prices. Ladies
emen respectfully invited call
selves New Store, Pioneer Buildings,
streets. WOODBURY. & PUTNAM.
st. Paul, May 2Sth, 1885, ry29-tf
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Minneapolis, Uni
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-13

should not be allowed aud especially when they
have been allowed in other cases which are
precisely similar 10 this. |, however shall make
no opposition to the amendment.
The amendment was agreed TO.
Mr.. Letcher. now propose TO further a.
mend the bill by adding, al the end, the follow.
ING words:
Provided, That said sum shall be received in full
of all demands against the Government this ac-
count,
The amendment was agreed to.
A bill Tor the The reliet uf Francis B. Stock
ton.
Mr.. Letchpr. fthnk the same proviso had
better be appended TO that bill. do not want
to hear from these claims again hereafter.
move TO amend by adding, at the end ofthe bill
these words
Provided, That said sum shall be received in full
OF all demands against the Government this &C.
count.
The amendment was adopted.
bill for the relief Of Eliza Nj. Evans.
MIR. Letcher. This is bill 10 pay interest
from 1880, and nothing elso and object to it.
MIR. Lilly. Will the gentleman allow the
report to he reaJ2
Mr.. Letcher. No, sir; object. without the
| readiug.
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PuEs.

We can well afford to write this para
graph. Who could not, after having been
presented with best quality gold penn
That is precisely our case. Our friend,
D. S. Bear, is the gentleman who did the
favor. He has few more of the same
sort. and supply Of Jewelry o; all kinds,
inferior to none ever brought to this mar
ket. But do rot take our word for it,
Go aud see for yourselves, readers, and be
sure to take your purses with you.
Whilst we are in the putting hnmor,
and our new gold pen set TO the business,
we might as we'll call attention to several
changes which our advertising columns in.
dictate to-day. We have not received
adrance payment Tor what We are. going to
WI lite, as IN the case above. This is a
credit job which we have no doubt will be
duly attended to. We mean to write that
Mr.. w. H. Watts, an old stager. has pur.
chased one half of the hardware Store OIL
E. C. Richards g. Bro.-Mr. S. Richard.
retiring from the firm. Mr.. Watts is a
very clever gentleman, and in his change
from horse flesh TO cold iron, we hope he
will find it both pleasant and profitable
Trotter can manage the staging; but how
he can get along without Spapp is prob.
lem yet 10 be solved. The firm of Watts &,
Richards keep fine assortment of Hard.
ware Of all descriptions, and Of course,
sell cheap, as that is the order OF the day,
but we presume hakdly under Price.
We are going to write about another
Bear--not cub Bear-but HAIRY Bear
Vim. A. SteTret, known generally as
'mouser,' has purchased the entire stock Of
Cloths, &C.. belonging to Mr.. Henry Bear
This change, we trust. will not nrcessari-
ly cause the absence of the smiling face
from behind the counter, of the Crook"
That would be a public Inconvenience
not saying, however, that Sterret ca,Kl
smile-because lie can. Mr.. Sterrett Ia
on hand large variety Of Cloths, CASH
meres, Vestings, &C., which as every body
knows, he can doup in exquisite sty le.-
II any one disbelieves this statement, let
him try for himself, by making purchase
That will settle the matter. s.s.
Mr.. II. Wells has supplied want oil
long standing in this community, by open
Ing Gunsmih Shop. He will be found
near the American Hotel with general
supply Of hunting materials, and always
ready to repair and clean up articles in his
line. s14 eE5s
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=
A Candid Declaration.

We take the following notice from the
Union Republican of the 18th, which was
published under the caption Of "a person
al explanation
We had supposed that our opening address ID
the Patrons ofour paper had iei no room for n,
conception rs 10 our position upoll the leading DO
li,ica questions OF the day.. Some Of our cotem-
poraries however, having seen proper 10 iaunt
us with having "goDe over TO the Row Moth
ings,o ve have 10 state nnequivoca lly, that the
fundamental principles Of the American rariy a.
1ow set forth 10 their platform have been our
settled convictions for years. We have never
hesi'ated to avow them on all proper occasions,
and we expect and intend 10 give them our cor
dial, earnest and unequivocal support Had iihe
whig party deemed il. advsa BILE to preseu, tick.
e,plcdged 10 carry olt these PRINCIPALS in com.
mon with those other Conservative doctrines for
which We have always contended, we .shouId
have cheerfnlly aud warmly supported iha tick.
ct. No wing ticket hsviny been presen ed, we
are now flee to act according to the dictates oi
our judgements. and We canso, hesitate as ia
Our course.
This declaration u not equivocal. II
partakes very much Of the candid and pc.
sti,e nature of the writer. The position
now assumed BY many Of the Wings OF
Virginia, veriiics the assertion WE made
some months ago. that the Know Nothings
represented nothing more than the Native
American sentiment Of 1914, which, while
The Wing heart Of the nation mournsd in
sadness over the defeat Of the immortaI
Clay, seemed to spring up Involuntary
from the ruins OF that memorable campaign.
1t is simply the Wing party in disguise
Almost every wing editor in the State la.
expressed bis approval Of this mi,-called
American party. 1t Is tue there has been
slight manifestation of disrespec. for and
hostility TO the wings BY the American Or
gas- aud especial. By quandom why
correspondent Of that paper, who halls from
Central Virginia" The honest confrs-
sion is made that "as party, the wings
have. been helpless and PROSTATE in Virgin.
ia for many years. They are in hope.
less minority. The Democratic and the
American are the two grea: parties in Vir-
ginia and the coming contest will show it,"
And again, There is 10 necessity for q
warfare between US aud the wings, and
there will be none, il they do not under
take TO dictate to US our policy aud osr
men," That is to say, Tee ,ciH let you cote
for our men but you must not have the i'm
pudence TO interfere in chosing. who they
shall be!s 1t is Of this feast they will BIZ
permitted to partakr. 1t is to this domi.
necring and dictatorial spirit the wing par.
~ Of Virginia, through it, representatives,
the press, has consented TO submit Who
would have dreamed it, Would not the
spirit of John HamPden Pleasants have re-
yolted against such humilialing rroposi-
ton? Verify, 1t would. Would ths gift.
ted Toler, or our own countyman, the gal
liant and esteemed Harper. have bowed his
neck under such yoke? Never Trul,
the spirit ofthe wing party as OF .ore, has
departed!
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&5- Several editorial articles intended
for this paper, aud one OF two interesting
articles from our exchanges, promised our
readers by us last week, have been omit
ted to make room for other matter, pub
lished to-day. We occupy much of our
space with the remarks Of Mr.. Letcher, in
Congress. which will be read with int est
BY oqr leaders,
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es~ We did not write "slid off," neigh
Dor Of the Republican. 1t was ...ld
ovER"-that isyouI left the policy mot
princple) you had deemed advisable. in
relation to a Wing Convention. and "slid
over" to the suggestion Of your respecta-
bic and able coad;utor, the Richmond
Wing. We have never charged the edi-
tors Of the Republican with being incon-
sistent, on principle, We could be guilty
of no greater mistake. Ii there is one
thing above another in their party pro-
fession which entities them to respect, it is
their bold, open, manly advocacy Of what
they profess. We are fully aware that our
neighbors have not denounced the Ameri-
can party" We believe they are toe
friendly disposed towards that organiza-
ton, for anything Of the kind. Oh no.
ncighbor, we have too much confidence in
your affection for and attachment to the
Know-Nothings, to accuse you Of hostilit,
to them. We have no doubt, AZ Is the
case with the Spectator editors, the Wing.
will so orer. "horse foot aud dragoon" to
the organization which that same Specta-
tor, al one time, opposed. What pitia-
bic sight! The great Wing party
the party which can boast Clay, a Web.
ster, and Fillmore-to knuckle aud bow
submissiyely to the dictum Of a secret OIL
ganization These are strange times. We
know not what a day may bring forth.
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Vs. Mud has been the chief article OF
circulation in this community for some
time past During the week our streets
have unusually muddy.
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Board Of Public Works,

I've find in the Penny Post Of tho l1,h,
the following card, which the papers in
the central district have been requested to
copy
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RreuAnsn. January 10. 1853.

copy
richmond, January 10, 1855
In reply to ettersfrom many persons Of the Central
District and in accordance with numerous personal
apr locations, announce myself candidate for the
Office of Commissioner of tho Board Of Public Works.
kiCH'D q. MORRIS.
This step, on the part OF MIR. Morris, i,
TO be regretted. In d fairly constituted
Convention, held in this place two years
ago. Mr.. Ms claims were fully considered
in opposition to Dr.. Graham, the present
incumbent. DR.. Graham received the no.
minatioD, and was elected to fill the Office
for six years. BY an accident, DIR. G. drew
the short term, and hence the term OF six
years, for which he IVES elected. was re-
duced TO two years. And now, at the ex.
piratlon of that lime during which DR.. G..
has served the State as faithfully aud eff.
GENTLY as any man could have done in his
Office, Mr.. Morris, the very gentleman
who was fairly beaten in Convention, an
nounces himself candidate in opposition
to DR.. Graham. I've repeat, this step is to
be regretted because there is no other re-
suit to follow but the embarrassment GER
tainIy, and probably the defeat ofthe Dear
ocra,ic party in the District. It is not to
be expected that DR.. Graham will suffer
himself to be thus unceremoniously forced
out Of his place. His friends will not viii
lingly yield to any such untimely aud un.
looked for opposition.
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o. See our advertising columns.
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1t is no small commentator 10 manage
a little well. He is good WAGNER that
can turn in a little room. To live we'll in
abundance is the praise Of the estate--not
of the person. Study more how to give a
good account Of your little, than how to
make it more. sa55l.