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Mats who believe that no man and community 10 capable
taking care Of ITSELF and who believe that they alone are
q, 10 take care OF III and these continually OBJ
dng themselves into politics and trying to use the ua-
hinery of at time TO force others 10 their
pious Views another 70 make them conform 70 their
regulations Of diet another 10 dictate their private asso
Citations and IN general 10 control their action by their
rules. \,
This will ever be SO; and good but mistaken men will
never cease think that they have the right to make 9TH
s as good themselves and In their way need be by
eoustraint To such the acquisition OF Texas will
ever be calamity and California and the seats OF nations
that lie in the great plains and mountains Of the interior
will be subjects Of mourning To them the spectacle Of
selEgoyernment in Kansas presents revolving as
meet They see only the dark side The violence
spd tumui the lawess deeds and still more lawless
words disgust them. They do not see, as democrats
wecrounded in the Faith do that may be left free
co Thai truth also Is free to combat It. They do not reco
ect that thus by these very acts and struggles that
NOT only the Of good government was won In this
0ur great State and the other States Of the Union but that
the hardhood Of character and the spirit Of
were acquired which to preserve It. While they re-
card with alright the pangs and throes fparturion win
which An infant State ushered into the world they have
no idea OF the pride with which those regard II who look
n ia brilliant future and reflect that this is the price OF
existence where existence is most valuable.
Ths day will come when the men who sign this protest
AGAINST the right OF the people to segorernmen VIII re-
oTet H. and when they win impore that may be forgot
len and when the of II will only have the dis
sppontment of their malicious hopes to point to o. the
fruits OF it. As to .the radical democracy OF New york.
tby have no sympathies in with either Its doc
tripcs or its purposes.
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LEFT THE ruLPr.--Meetng q friend the street. he
wished great success but regretted that had left the
pulpit. Left the pulpit Neyerl Never, while do
good In It, shall leave IT. at least this Ii present
profound assurance.-BiJie Times.
There many instances of cergymen who have left
the pulpit for the field Of politics From their conduct In
their sphere 1t is quite evident that the most of them
justified in leaving the old by the rule here stated
They left the pulpit for the pulpts good. There
others still remaining In the ministry who to be
lively preparing to follow their example-Eastrn Argus
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THE DAILY UNION

aor Wilson, BY sappressRg that logical conclusion Of the
FIVE consecutive resolutions ssi6ed the record and at
tempted 70 make the convention and Mr. alett affirm pre-
clsely that which they dened2 a4ss.s
And there the senator must stand for judgment with
he question OF yeracty settled against him. and with
excuse that can satisfy honorable mind unless he should
frankly admit that he wrong in quoting and using
those resolutions In support Of eeso political doctrine
which they distinctly dsclamed When be shall so have
ghted the false position In which he placed before the
Senate an absent and to him discourteous oppo-
nsnt the question Of veracy may stand adjourned with
out day and the himself to the rank of an
honorable political adversary
MAY, 1856
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THE DEATH OF HON. j. G. MILLER.

We find in the St Louis Republican of the 18th instant
the spboiped notice of the death of Hon. John Miller
owe have been prepared for some days. to hear of the
death of Hon. John G. Miller member Of Congress from the
nth district of this State He had long suffered from
Illness which finally assumed scrofulous character, and
terminated his life Sunday morning last, at five o'clock.
He died at the residence Of his mother near Marshall in Sa
line county Dr. Pope Of this city, sent for TO perform
operation the hope OF saving his iie but he
rived too late to be of any service
"Mr Miller had been 10 public life for several years, and
enoyed both as politician and man, unsued reputa-
ton He faithful and unwearied in the performance OF
h public duties On all occasions he was controlled by
conviction Of what due TO bis constituents
aud to the country and considerations of expedsncy Of
personal could induce him from the path Of
70 ttude lie Christian, made manifest in
all his career and conversation Mr. Miller leaves wife and
several children aged mother and many relatives and
friends to aeplore bis tooeary death"
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TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
properly on Rou.h street, opposite Jaae.ry square On
By Of deed % us dated October 90 1853 recorded
Lber A. 81 No. %. oos go, 497 and tD Of the land
Washington tbs District az C0nmba the
.asse'ibe will SELL The highest bidder ~ that par q cum
bsed numbered hundred aud thirty
lhs Of Washson said ol ana marked
laid down plat Of said city, hes north Of line drawp
the line Of said
the eeaue Of the party wall Of the two houses erected on said
through The OF dividing wall In right line
the OF line of said together with the improyemen
sslpe OF handsome aad Dursio brick house, with
large back buidiLgs alta he'd, ... IL i
Tems 5000 cash the esidss In 9. ~ and IL month"; with
interest," secured ny deed 0f the premises.
IL The ~ compiled with within ave days there
as ihs the night resell the risk and expense
I'm. LINTHICUM,
Trustee.
JAS G. Mcguire,
May 2l---eotJuneI 6dts # AucionesT.
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Proposals for Ganpowder.
ORDEAEoE oTEIoE,


-. Washington, April ~, less.
ploPosALs are syi,sa on me rewpEs Of
any PARTON :, that ss.aI MOT s.. sa one ss..s:
and a s.ses powder ana sas Whole s@oaat a, may b.
delivered BY ls Il
s j. .ns aS only with Sa.s Who can Eve
q their ability % manufacture powder q ,hs quality
r. me military s,ss =. = y pa g cha
%saa.s.as mus. b q Ss psds he n mn
than l3sooib part o. ehsrdss the charcoal
hss sss e. as ysss o~h aad ,s sulphur q such pa
burning 100 grains il glass vessel the rssdas@ shall ~. ..serd
HUNDRED pounds each q wen
preferably d:pnsss sSsir Sslti The hoops
o. he barrel and % b secured BY copper MALE instead :. La
me S.Issi and closed y wood vim
.s.Ss sy... .ns. q ss with
spirits psaine and piece Of cloth glued over Inc head Of The
powder, during ahues,io".
VIII ns sasea 2 and proof ~ oes e ne nanISse
ae referred win ee received unless the
s j. ~ y %ss g Ind
presentation q which, with receipts ~ the ordnance officer ,,a
Y vi i - made q y he 70 |
me price 100 pounds tbaT.l incuas and must 70
signed 4, he Ordinance oaes Ws.ision o.
The a4h q May N the presence Of he bidders Of
'''A = ~" : - S''''' -'p'' II. K. CRAIG.
Bosom and Hartford Times: Each
bills, g the Ordnance Once. 80,
Ap24-dU4Mayn Tint. and s'ar'I s.s.ea
.a a.. . -'.... * Ordinance Once,
wAsHiseros, May ! ls:s
'sss sss sss
''"' '''''''' : - ''''' & osAis,
The papers authorized 70 publish proposals gun
powder dated % will please insert this notice Immediately
Maya
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Capt A. Whppe Of Boston, who recovered the statue
Of y y Calhoun which was lost at Fire island below New
York. IN the ship Elizabeth in 1885, and accompanied
to Charleston, South Carolina in this city Capt
Whpple has completed his contract with the Navy Depart
men this spring for the removal of the sunken caisson
which constructed 30 years ago the Pensacola navy
yard at cost Of 100000 10 the removal Of this subna
rne structure two tons Of powder fired under water
The haroor Of Pensacola in the vicinity Of the hayward
is now free from obstruction.
LAND wARRAsTs.-The market for land warrants con.
tinnes duh and dropping Annexed the prices
in this city
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May l3--eod&ds

Reduclion In price OF Ice water tees.
RNY's Confectionery, Bridge street, Georgetown, The
n price Of ice and water ices az this establishment will
hereafter be 81 plain, 80 IS moulded single quart
62 This quality productions well
strangers and sojournen
cakes and ices we awarded silver medal by The
Mechancs in 1885. To all
equal they hitherto have been
All dinners balls, weddings kc attended with
usual and despatch A. l.. Army
An of French and domestic candies, fruits and
cakes hand Jees blanc Charlotte dc Russo
asdy pyramids &C., made TO order short notice.
Goods any part u Washington free Of cost.
e-aaw3w
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIATIoE-At a meeting
held on Tuesday evening the following officers Of the
citation were duly elected, viz g. X. Wilmer president
Sylvester Scott r. s. Ashby, William II. Fowle James
Mckenzie, ID. r. Semnes vice presidents John McCor-
mick, corresponding secretary j. Edward Chase record
ing secretary T. r. Whitmer, treasurer John Mckenzie
brarian ?. Bayne, George W. Davis r. L. Wood R. ia
mieson jr, 7. N. Mccormick G. r. Lee James Entwisle
r, David Funston Thomas O. Allen, James M. Stewart
standing committee.
DR3J. f. G. MTTAa.-Ths distinguished philosopher
and meaphysician Of South Carolina has arrived In our
city his way TO the North Dr. Mtag the fret in
the world after the introduction of the doctrine of spirit
uasm, who successfully proved that table moving"
effected by mechanical means in the contraction Of the
muscles Of the and by unconscious exeron Of
them through the exercise Of the WILL The doctor has
been engaged for years work called "The Lam
guage of Natural Forms and will probably lecture this
subject in New York
NATIONAL THEARE-This evening has been set apart
for the benefit of Miss Louisa Pyn and do not hazard
much in saying that she will be greeted with of the
largest and brilliant audiences that graced the
National Aubers beautiful sparkling opera of the Child
Of the Regiment has been selected for the OCCASION the
fair beneciare sustaining the pquant captivating charac
ter of Marie Mr. Harrison Tonic, and Mr. Horncase
the Sergeant This is positively the last night of the Eng
lish opera company they announced to appear
Niblos Garden, New York, on Monday evening next
Our opinion has been freely and frequently expressed
In regard the merits of Miss Pyne that have only
to add that all who desire repetition of the great
pleasure which her wonderful vocalizaton fails to
mpart should avail themselves of this the last opportunity
of hearing her in this city for this season at least
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BY y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

CLIGIBLY SITUATED IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
Il First Ward public saeon Wednesday aernoon June
o'clock, the premises, shall sell half of No.
q, square l69 fronting feet iok inches west,
three north Of "Winder Building" running back 81 feet
inches, with the improvements consisting Of well built
story brick with back building This property lately
bee put in thorough repair has pipes throughout and 10
pied by first tenant.
Terms sale.
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
May l3-eod&ds Auctioneer
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TUsT Published BY LITTLE, Brown, CO., ia washington
street, Boston, Digest Of the Decsons Of the supreme Court Of
the United origin
December 1854, by ID. r. Curtis
Of The court One vol. syo. Price, IS 50.
THIS digest all the published decisions
Coun down 70 the present time including Ih Howard
ranged 10 nf
Deas Caaeb Wheaton, Peters, and Howard with the y
the 2ed volume
table Of al acts Of Congress construed referred
by the In their opinions, asBged In chTonoogc ORDER with
references appendix Of direcisns
prosecuting wts of appeals the Supreme OF
United States, with the forms and Also able Of the
decided and another OF cited By their
opinions.
U 8. SUPREME CoURT DECISIONS.
Judge Cas edition, tpeny-to volumes-I790 1854. Price
Three Dollars per volume.
These rePors compriss the reported by Dallas vols
Craneh v Wheaton, u vols Peters, 6 vols. Howard II
vols-in all SO The the
Judge edition offered price Of % volume,
go Tor the whole, including the Digest.
NAV, Tt
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ny ,. @. scsUIRE, Apcsieneer.
FULL BRED NORMAN MARES AT AUCTIoN.--nn T

EULL BRED NORMAN MARES At AUCTION.-f'n Tuesday
May a. 81 ~ O'Clock shall sell IN front ~ the auction
fuhrea colts, eighteen
monhs old and the other . n...z .r-.,' 60"
property Of Professor Ghson Of the uni
vesy or will sell them without he
visit EUROPE with his family, remain
erml years, and will therefore have for them. -
The Norman horse 10 well known al the world o his rcs
aocfy horses cannot be exceI
Tie by imported Diligence, Of full
bred Imported mace, Edward Harris ers ~ Mor
Nosndy, properly Holman Of Chester springs
They may be Saturday and Monday a. Rirchs nabss
JAS G. MecuIRr,
May nd Auesitseey.
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On,ce OF ths Connmissaoner OF Lotteries,
V.a0 BAITTMoRR. Arril IA. lsss

THE undersigned Ccnnsone Of Lotteries Of the s,e Of mary
land being ecep daily Of letters from portions
country making inquiry lottery schemes with which the
flooded and which Pupc 20 BE- decided by ,he drawings OF
an such Of inquiry, and inform public lotteries
puporns decided By The Maryland drawings frauds
certain parties who Style themselves Norris Co.. aud pretend
fer lotteries Of
Cevelsnd, Ohio, imposcrs, and said fraud having
legal pscsumpvs exiscace
I. lotteries which hsy profess 70 Be msnsss Or SCENTS o are also
RICHARD FRANCE, his city, far drawing
The Maryland osrshe busness conducted under The G of
FRANCE Co. and they have sole agents In
ne city q baltimore Tier. sr however some forty censed
through This once sen uckes IN she Maryland hi,e,'es
=. ttt = $500 &c 5000 49, ge4ss X ID. IA. McPfIAiL,
Ap o-2mdhcp
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Relief for the Cane de Terdes.

BALTIMORE, May PA meeting Of the members of the
Corn and Flour Exchange has been called for Saturday
take into consideration a Communication from the Portu
guese this port soliciting aid for the suffering
habitants OF the Cape de Yerd Islands.
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meeting of the democracy Of Nebraska Territory
was to have been held in Omaha City, the 10th instant
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to attend tho Cncn-
natl Convention.
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Duel at New Orlean..-Aid for Walker.

NEW ORLEANS, May 22-Messrs. Estlin and Cuddy,
chants of this city fought duel at Pass Christian yesterday
morning. Mr. Cuddy killed. and his opponent slightly
wounded.
sasm was high. The Daniel Webster leaves with
q load Of recruits for Walker.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

General Land OGce--- Florida and alabama Railroad
Granswe understand that the necessary instructions Of
the Commissioner of the General Land Office have been
by telegraph to the proper land offices in both States
withdrawing the land the several routes fifteen miles
each SIDE aud that other preliminary steps have been
taken the adjustment of the grants at the earliest
ment practicable.
The grant for three roads and branch as follows
From Amelia island to Tampa with branch to Cedar Key
from Jacksonville the ST. Johns river via Tallahassee
to Aseambia bay and from Pensacola to Montgomery,
Alabama-makng, by estimate aggregate of seven hun
dred and fifty miles Of railroad, which, when completed
will enable the State of Florida with the ocean-bound
coast compare avoraby with any Of her sister States
as regards her facilities Of communication.
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BY Il Il l. Il G II A r III J..
Material Aid for Walker.

Material Aid for Walker.
LouIsvILLE, May N-Co John Allen, Of Cuban and Texan
celebrity left this evening the steamer Sultana for New
Orleans with hundred and fifty Kentuckans destined for
Nicaragua
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Ap @-eoda

ELOOR OILCLOTHs. mATTINGs, dc.-The nbers
have full stock OF the above goods consisting
10 and rich ocohs, which will
fl any sise and shaped hall o
sheets Of beautiful sie but Of lighter quality which will be
and sold 4 low price
GO pieces OF ocohs from yards wlde which
will be sold cheap
pieces heavy Canton mnttngs for paIors, DC.
so pieces red checked matings
% pieces fancy and Chene maiings
% pieces rope matinEr
Together large stock Of tapestry Brussels
ply nRin venan, hemp, Other carpengs, which will
be sold reduced prices Housekeepers wishing Of
will before purchasing
Ap o-eo4wf HooE, BRO, co.
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The Canada at Boston.

BosToS, May 22-The steamship Canada from Liverpool
via Halifax arrived at this port at o'clock this morning
Her mails for the South will be despatched by this afternoon
train.
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EIRsT-CLAss HOUSE IN The FIKsT WAkD FoR shLE
sscuouAt request Of the oprietor Mt D. D. Add
win sell ~ public secuon on Saturday ue 24h instant
O'clock substantially built house occupied
Fshs containing thirteen Of which Of large
size. a# Il. Il -ts
tn. location q n. mos healthy and Desirable in The
SQUIRE and the executive buiidings. Ns. III .....
The house built four ago. with al modern improve
attached brick stable, carriage house
wood house tank holding 1900 gallons ofwaie
the $500 square feet, 81 feet front, running
THOSE desiring property invited
do So ,s.e1
Five thousand dollars cash In hand and the balance
twelve, eighteen onths for bearing and
Title pdisputabe. JAs c. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Auctionesr.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

New Post Ofees--The folowing-named post of
fees have been established and the following gentlemen
appointed postmasters
Black Mills Monmouth county, New Jersey; Charles s..
Jewett postmaster.
Sardis, Dalas county, Alabama Charles J. Provost,
postmaster.
Prairie Mer Rouge Morehousc parish, Louisiana; Will
liam L. Clark postmaster.
Minerva Mason county Kentucky; Henry Hubbard,
postmaster.
Woodvie Butte county, California Joseph Wood,
postmaster.
Sebastopol Napa county, California; Donald M. john
son, postmaster.
Discontinued-The followins-named post Offices have
been discontinued.
Oak Grove Farm solano county, California.
Hills Ferry, Stanislaus county, California.
Whitfield, Kansas Territory.
Fair View, De Kalb county, Alabama.
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Forster ON Consumption, sc.

lust published 90 dime Consumption and scrof
popular important discoveries rela
live 10 their cause, nature, and certain cure, by
~ FORSTER, NJ. d.
In every portion learned Doctors sound
and medical ksowedesh DISPLAYED and 70, unissy thar
effected by pubcanon Every family should be
possession work. which, BY s extreme cheap
For sss Al All boosores o. msled, receipt Of
cents, lpospadJ BY BRIDGMAM co.. los Grand street, New
York, any part Of the country.
Nav id ep3mifs
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MCCLURE. MILLS, u Co., Land Agents. Dubuque.
MI Iowa, will the State Of money,
scrip for parties spplyns will pay make col
Iectons buy and sell real and land
Careful attention given selection ,nds thorough
competent engineer and surveyor.
Hon George w. Jones, u. 3. senator, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gen w. Lewis, surveyor general. Dubuque, Iowa.
Gov. Henry Dodge q. g. Senate, Wisconsin.
Mrssrs. Srrachan 4 Scott, bankers, New York.
Hon. Ell Cook Buffalo, New York.
Feb g-dlit eodBm
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General Agency.

W. McKNEW late Doorkeeper Of the House of Repre-
IA United States will undertake, with dill
settlement Of cms before Congress and The several do
other business requiring services
NJ the scat Of government. sGH HIS. ....e
He will the sale and purchase Of real esse paying
renting houses, Ac In this city and Georgetown.
Of farms and lands In the adjoining
States Of Maryland and Virginia.
ConveyaBcng and copying Of description executed with
aud despatch.
W be moderate and all business con6ded
his viii be faithfully aud promptly attended To.
Congress- whom he has
ed In capacity for the Ave years. and the citizens OF Wash
ington generally.
Once jackson Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
May I-eJim
no THE PUBLICThe undertaking business heretofore
ed by the late jones Harvey will be continued by his
widow.
George Harvey broher Of deceased huband
engaged the business and fully
In the premises.
The public be assured that attention win be given
the business formerly.
Fuaer calls attended at Nil hours Of the day snd night
MARIA HARVEY.
Ap 92-eodlm No. 40 Seventh
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Important from Havana.


New YonK, May 2s.-The steamship Quaker City ar
rived midnight from Mobile via Havana with dates from
the latter port to the 18th instant.
There were Havana that the Spanish govern
f out Immediately at that port expedition to
proceed Costa RIGA and operate against Walker In Mica
ragua and that distinguished Spanish officer has already
been despatched to the scene Of future action.
There were also that Vera Graz TO be bockaded
bombarded by Spanish forces in order to enforce the
of claims due from Mexico to the Spanish
government This movement, Is said 10 proceed imme-
datey and the unusual activity prevailing among the Span
ish at Havana in getting ready for sea- would
seem to give credence TO the rumor
Markets.
New YoRK May 22.-Flour Is higher-sales of II, 600
low grade extra Ohio, Sc IL SO 50 MIXED to standard
southern, So so 81 l2 fancy to extra do, 81 rs So
37h Wheat buoyant-saes Of II, 900 bushels-soutbern
red 81 60 white, 81 81 Corn has advanced-saes of a.
900 bushesouthern Mixed 50 Pork has declined
sales Of 1000 barres-mess, 49, Beef heavy-sa Of
600 barrels-Chcago repscked $2. Lard frm-sales oil
800 barrels at I01 cents. Whiskey dusaes Of $50 bar
rels Ohio at 27A cents.
BALrIsoRE May 22-Flour 10 sesdy-sales Of 900 bar
rels-Cy Mills Sc l21; Howard street and Ohio, Sc u.s.
Wheat Is unchanged-saes Of good prime redsat 81 10
81 SOL and whites, 81 60 81 TO- Corn aotive-prims
white and yellow sold for 80 Provisions are NOR,
buoy consequence Of the foreign news, and business
active Some heavy transactions have iaken place bacon
Mess pork, So Bacon-shoulders 81 cents sides, az
OK cents.
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L. j. Middleton,
Dealer lee.
Once and depot southwest comsr and 18th streets

7 r. CALDWELL, Dentist, OF Virginia, but more
j. recently Of PhiIsdshs located The corner Of rennyya-
and liih where he ready
Cor needing his services Tesimonas expressing salts
acton from numerous persons IN references 10 his superiority a. an
teeth asd Of tooth ache treatment Of
msnt Of The head and ws couecns inesulary Of hs teeth
puspR teeth healing diseased kc be In relation TO
his sk and Judgment Also, mouths prepared for and artificial
teeth insertsdi IN The best possible
N. H-Graiuisoas operations for The poor.
Mai !
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MARRIED,

MARRIED..
Al Oak Lawn, 81 Psuis parish g. c. Thurdsy Apr H. by
Csbs HARRIET RuTLEDGE, youngest daughter Of Hon.
wa. ELLIOTT.
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Curtis,s Digest ". 8. supreme Court Deoislons.

May 2l.--eotJunel 6dts
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AND WANTED In TEXAS or any or the North-
Addrs:. Boz 40, Post once rhiIadsIpha pennyyania.
Nay Adv %#&@E T.aE VA ft'.