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Business in the stock market remained as at
the date of our last report until near the close
of last week, when q sudden impetus was
given, and large sales Of several leading
stocks took place at advanced prices. At
New York, on Saturday, very large business
was done in Virginia and Missouri 6's, Erie
and Illinois Central railroad bonds, and the
shares of the Nicaragua Transit and other
com panies. The general prices obtained were
the same as at the close Of the preceding
week, exhibiting a rise of about l per cent
on the lowest rates of the week. The rise in
Illinois Central railroad bonds was / 1 per cent
The money market in New York continues
to work easy at 6 to per cent. on call.
LAND WARRANTS.
Land warrants continue In active demand,
and have advanced, as anticipated in our last
report, &c. per acre The present high prices
have induced persons who have been holding
up during the winter 80 sell. Yesterday AMI
to-day large quantities were freely offered
By the close Of the week we think the supply
will be In excess Of the demand.
1t is estimated that there are over eight
millions Of acres Of warrants now outstand-
ing, issued under the different acts of Con
gress. If, therefore, there are only six mil
lions Of acres subject to private entry in the
Northwestern States, as estimated in our last
report, it will be readily perceived that de-
cline must take place during the summer
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. yesterday, 18th of March,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department. So, 191 40
For the Interior Department. 2S,l37 80
War warrants received and en-
tered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1884 81
War repay warrants received and
entered. IS OF
On account of the Navy......... 10,05O 03
Repayment on account of the
Observation-Disclosures. 1916 "a
From miscellaneous souroes...... % SO
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The WEATHER IN CALIFORNIA.-Extract
from letter from getleman in California,
dated Feb. Goth.
"Your severe winter weather forms quite a
contrast TO our genial climate. We have not
had particle Of ice for near two months. and
not unfrequently we sit with windows up full
height For a week we have done this, in the
open air the thermometer ranged about 81
the other day. The mountain and hill sides
are covered with green grass, and the fields
already smile as yours do with April sun aud
showers Of an afternoon / walk without
overcoat and sit upon one of our wharves COM
manding a view Of ocean, bay and mountain,
-~-dA-ins if indeed all this bright DO
real. Such Is February in California If
man here was morally what nature is, this
would be the choicest portion of the earth 8
surface"
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IL JoB PRINrINs.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind OF JOE PRINTING with despatch and
In tie best manner, at prices as low as IN any
other otee In Washington. Job Printers are also
notified that we are prepared to do every descrip-
ton 81 press work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power presses So, also,
II, equal In Its capacity to turn out book binding
Of ell descriptions to any other In the District Of
Columbia
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u The mammoth steamship building on
the Thames, in England, will have, as her
complement OF large boats, eight screw steam
ers-four on each side
IL In trinidad, British West Indies, q
series OF successful fsSgeries, to the extent OF
on the Branch Colonial Bank. -
ANOTHER PRIZE BABY GoNE.-Willie Her
bert, youngest child Of j. Berry, of Boston
died Thursday last, being the fourth of the
prize children at Barnum's exhibition in the
Music Hall last fafl that has since deceased
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SEGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
PRIZE BEEF!-NO HUMBUG!!
TAKE TuIS npPOR TUNITY TO IN

Il form the public that will expose on EN6H1
Friday Morning in the Western Market, NJ ~
at Stalls No. 20 and 81, one-half Of fours 49,.
OF the finest Cattle ever brought to this market
invite the citizens and strangers to call and see
them on goth street, between L and M. The other
half will be offered on Saturday, the 22d instant
at stall No 66 GENRE Market. y
N They were raised and fed by Mr.. George
Rosenberger, Of Rocking ham county, Va, and
will be sold at prices to suit the times
p mar leafs - (Ipteil1~- 'WM JENKINS.
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~GEORGETowN CORPORATION

49, GEORGETOWN CORPORATION
~ TAX ES.-All persons indebted to tt e
Corporation OF Georgetown for taxes ofeveIy des-
cription, whether under the general tax ordi-
nances, or those imposed for improvement s. are
hereby notified that the same must be paid to the
subscriber without delay, as he has been en-
powered and directed to close his collections in
the most summary manner. AS all par les so In.
debted have long since had their accounts de-
they must not expect to be again CALLED upon in
person Those who may wish to avoid the heavy
expenses consequent upon destrains, will please
call on either Of my brothers-George Jewell or
Henry Jswell-at the corner OF High and GAY
streets, Georgetown, who are authorised to give
receipts In my behalf.
THOMAS JEWELL,
Collector Of Taxes.
GEORGETOWN, March 7th, 1856. mar 1T
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING NOW PER
Il fected his arrang ments for the 81 ring and
Summer Business, Is now prepared 10 serve bis
friends and the pnblic gensr ny with tie finest
CONFECTIONERY both foreign ard domes-
tic, that has ever besn 05ered in this city
He ses Just received, direct from Paris the
finest and purest d sor,hent OF FRUIT GIACE
BON BONS, CREAM FRUITS, and FRENCH
CANDIES.
he is also prepsi ed n serve Dinner, supper,
Ball and Wedding Parties in manner unsuI
passed by apv establishment f. he CO rntry
ICE CREAM, CHARLOTTE R"SSE
BLANC NANCE and IEILIFs. ofevery flavor
Can be had at the short 81 possible notice Also
ornamental and plain PYRAMIDS, Cf Cream.
Jellies, CAKE Oran zes, Candy. &c
THos. POTTFNTINI.
No 27s Pa. ev5Eucs Set. 10Th and llth rs.
mar lS-2w
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49, ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH-THE
NJ erection Of the ew organ fIr this Church
having been Unexpectedly thrown back upon TIE
latter days Of this week il be ONES necessary. In
order to have II ready by Easter sunday, to dis
pense this year with the usual evening devotions
Of Holy Week Trey are therefore discontinued
10 day, and 1t is hoped that the Psrishioners wi
In this necessity, be good enough to avail them
selves, when convenient, Of the advantages pre-
scented III the other Churches Of the city.
mar lS-2i&
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KANsAs.-The telegraph brings news that
the ST. Louis Democrat Of March 18th has a
letter from Topeka dated the 9th inst The
Legislature in joint convention had elected
Ex-Governor Reeder United States Senator on
the first ballot, and - Lowe on the second,
each receiving SO votes. There were So mem
bers present.
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IA RESIDENTS MOUNTEDG GUARD,
n ATTENTION Each and every mem
TN Der OF the Corps are hereby no'ifed TO
attend a meeting, at the Armory, On
THURSDAY EVENING, the 10th instant, at
O'Clock
The commissioned and non commissioned off
GERS are particularly requested to be puc ctual as
bus ness Of the utmost importance will be brought
before the meeting
By order Of the Captain:
mar l9-2t w. II. HAYWARD, OS
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THE MANAGERS OF The IA

HE MhNhUEhS OF TIT LATE
~ Ladies' Depository would inform the
public that many articles placed in the store for
sale by persons having permits, beside remnants
OF linen, and some garments to be made, not
having been called for, though notice was given
that the Society was dissolved six months since,
II not called for before Wednesday the Goth Of
March, will be sold at reduced prices, and any
funds remaining appropriated, after three months,
to some charitable OF ject.
AS the pre- ent Depository will be closed by the
LIST Of April, all persons interested will please
call on 18th street, opposite Willards' Hotel
mar 1Q-1tH
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Il Flour is going down and hemp up.
But whether the latter is caused by wheat
spectators committing suicide, we have yet
70 learn.
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PLYMOUTH MosUAENr.-This last Yankee
Notion" is said to be a private speculation,
erecting commemorative pile, but putting q
good per csntage into the pockets of parties
interested
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10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS ANp
HOTELS

AS SPRING Is RAPIDLY ADyhNClNo
n we take no little pleasure in calling atten
ton 10 great Family Medic ire-one thai IS , ~
valuable In all climates and all seasons ~, ~
aDude TO J. r. Levy's celebrated PhEMlI ;
BIrTERS, a perfect cure when there Is io ,,,,v
appetite, Fever and Ague, and General Deolh"
For sale at the Depot No. Az Pa avenue
Also. just received, a fne assortmt ~
SCQTCh ALES, and LONDON POkI En-
Brown STOUT, and FALKIRk ALE
Orders addressed 10
JONAS p. LEVY,
mar lift 47s IA Sse"~sy
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WHAT MIsNOMER.-It appears that at
Virgins Bay, in Nicaragua, there is not q sim
gle female.
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HORsE-sTRAYED FRos

STRAYED RORSE-sTRAYED fko'
y the neighborhood Of AZ and stee's, ~
BLACK RORSE, with " hike spot on his Ios
head He is bind In one eve and rough thoo
bis fore feet reward OF IS viii he gi'ens .
any one returning the horse or giving socn ini
nation to Pomroy yacsson's on tbs isanxn.
can get him. WM J. LLoi
mar l7-3ts
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FOR HARE ER'S ERRY,
Via Chesapeake 4 R6.-,uIErs
Ohio Canal 3f[rs

THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS!
VNb T. NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET.
Il BOAT ARG0, Capt cHLs II. MERRILL,
will commence making Regular Trips betu cen
GEORGEJ OWN and the above Point, on MoA'
day, March 9th, 1856.
The Boat will leave the wharf OF w. n. II g.
Ritter, Georgetown, ID. e e cry Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday morning, at o'clock arriV'
ing at the Great F alls at 9 a. m Ssneca. n m
Edwards Ferry, 12K, p m; Whites Ferry, ~
p m; Monocacy, 2k p. m; hollands Ferry, ~
p. M Point Of Rocks, p. M and Harper !
Ferry al 8 p. m.
Returning, she Will leave Harper's Feny ever,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning al
o'clock; Point Of Rocks 8 q. m; Noland's Fer
ny, OK, q. m Monocacy, l0K q. m, Whites
Ferry, IL a. m; Edwards Ferry, LAX p. m
Seneca, IL p. m; Great Falls, p. m; and
arrive at Georgetown al p. m.
Through Tickets, S2.23.
Intermediate points as follows From George
town 10 Grrat Falls, 81 cent?; Seneca, rs cents
Edwards Ferry, Si.l2k; Whites Ferry, 81 30
Monocscy, 81 SO; Noand's Ferry, 81 III; Poin:
Of Rocks, 81 90; and Harper's Ferry. - Is. Re
turning the same rates.
Families intending to visit the Virginia Spring,
the coming season will find this by far the mosi
safe, pleasant, aud chespest route to BeTkesey,
Capon, Sbanondale, W ite sulphur and wsrrtl.
Meals served on board al moderate rates
A coach Will always be in readiness in George
town to convey passengers to and from the Boat
For further particulars inquire al the store o.
w. H. II. G. RITTER, Georgetown, and u.
w. CUTsHAW, Hsrper's Ferry, Va.
marIS-tf
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III AGENTS FOR THE SrAR-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements In The STAR:
PAiIadslphia-V. b palmer, northwest cor
ner Of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Nsv York-S. NJ. PErrINsILL q Co, Nassau
street.
Bosfos-v B. PALMER, scollay's Building.
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II. CAMPBELL Il SONS, OF Baltimore,
HAVING DETERMINED TO SO FXClU.
IL sively into the Wholesale Bus'nes,, have
opened
BRANCH STORE IN THIS CITY,
to aid in closing out their La'ge and Elegant
stock Of
WATCHES, JRWtLRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE re
The Goods will be offered really a, cos, Is The
object is to close them all out du ing the present
season. An opportunity Ike this Tor the purchtse
OF Staple aud Fancy 6 Gods at these prices rarel,
occurs, and should he improved by ell who are II
want Of sub articles. An examination Of
st ck is respectfully solicited at No 40 Pennsy'
wanna avenue between u and 9Th streets. n,E
the National hotel. mar ls-r
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III Advertisements should be handed In by
II O'clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

In the Senate, to-day, no business of in
terest was done until Mr.. Clayton took the
floor, and addressed the Senate in defence of
the Clayton-Bulver treaty, and to enforce the
correctness of the American government
view of the subject, in which he was engaged
when the Star went to press.
In the House, Immediately after the read
fngef the journal, they proceeded with the
further consideration of the resolution author
izing the Elections Com mittee to send for per-
sons and papers in the Kansas contess::d cleo
ton case.
Mr.. Bowie, who was entitled to the floor,
delivered speech against the said resolution,
which ne had not concluded when our report
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ELASTIC r. lib % n for Undersleeyes'
II Elastic Cord for repairing Bracelets, hsH
and Tooth Brushes, Combs Of every description
Portemonnaies, Purses, &c, for sale very chesF
at LAMMOND'S,
mar list Ith s,-ee:.
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Business at the General Land Office
Nine hundred and twenty.av letters were
received, registered, and distributed, at the
General Land Office during the week ending
Saturday, the 10Th inst --aa.-s-a--
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Monetary and Commercial.-The following
quotations of bonds, stocks and land warrants
were furnished us March ls) by Sweeney,
Rittenhouse, FAINT Il Co., bankers:
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ADJUSTMENTS
TIONAL TaE.T

NATIONAL BATE
u N w. .....-.--.......I TSSp,
,SOhN FORD......SOLE NsN.C,hsS.
'osEPH JEPFERSON..... Sta. aohk.
rhlcks OF ADMISSION To Ro,s.
quette 30 cents; Family Circle and G.mIo rsr-
cents Noertra charge for Re-. rved ss., e'es IS
Box Sheet open from 10 until g o,cIose
once open every day. ''"cf' Box
THIS "wednesday EvENINs, M,,o, To-,
Third and Last Night bu, ons :, '
HISS cARoL1NE RIcET,o,
and her father,
Mr.. PETER RIcHINes,
who will appear in Mrs. Ann, Cor, p,,.,,
play, In i've acts, entitled mes
FASHION.
Aoam Truenan..............M Mr.. Peter P,.,,
gertrude, a governess.. Miss osroline Ricsings
To be followed by the farce OF
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Dlggofy......-.......... Mr.. Jo.eph JeN.,.
Doors open at eK O'Clock; curtain Uses n, -,
O'Clock precisely. "a
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SOiicCtof VI axes
Georgetown, March 18th, 1856. mar 1T

~THE LADIES OF GRACE CHURCH
(Rev. Alfred aomead) will open their
Fair In aid Of the Church. on the night Of Easter
Monday, March "a, in the hall at the corn Of Pa
avenue and 18th street, over the bookstore CT Mr.
Farnham The patronage OF the friends Of the
Church IL earnestly asked
Do atoms, during this week, may be sent to
the house Of the Rector, No. 173 b street south,
between 9th and 10Th streets; afterwards to the
Fair room. mar 17-6t
AN ESSAY ON LIBERTY AND sLA
"A very, by Albert Taylor Bledsoe, LII. D.,
Professor in the University Of Virginia. Price 81.
mar 1s-tr FhANCk TAYLOR.
EOR BOR r ON .-THE SCHOONER
Il TRANSIENT is now loading for the Ms
above port For freie ht apply to 44fE
HARTLEY Il BROTHER, Agents,
mar le-1w lOl Water street, Georgetown.
JUST ARRIVED.
A LARGE LOT OF FIRST CLASS KEN
"A lucky MULES. They will be offered o.
for sale at Majors STABLE, between GoS
13k and l4th streets, opposite the National The
atre u. 8. LETTON.
MOUND .-ONE DAY LAST WEEK, A
Il GOLD CHAIN, which the owner can have
by describing the same and paying for this advsr-
tsement. Enquire Of WILLIAM KIN6, Office
OF Dickson & Kings Wood Yard, Water street,
Georgetown. mar 1875
sEGARs, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
TIC. PURDY, IMPORTER OF SEGARs,
~. TOBACCO, AND SNUFF, has just re-
ceived q new in -c.e az SoVpS OF snPeriS' guar guar
ity. Also, dealer in Meersona~... ana e'8ei
PIPES, and other articles usually kept In Fancy
Segar Store. Consumers are respectively invited
to give me call. II. c PURDY,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd street,
mar 19-1m under washington House.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr.. Houston concluded his speech
against the action of the Executive upon tho
recommendation of the late Naval Reform
Board.
Mr.. Butler replied with eloquence and much
warmth to so much of the remarks Of Mr.. H.
as reflected on Commodore Shubrick.
Mr. Bayard also replied to Mr.. Houston,
defending Capt. Dupont in the course Of his
remarks
Mr.. Mallory next addressed the Senate In
defence Of the action of the Board, answering
various points made by Mr.. Houston.
Mr.. Clayton having obtained the floor, the
Senate adjourned at p, m.
In the House, the debate on the resolution
to authorize the Elections Committee to send
for persons and papers in the Kansas contested
election case was continued by Messrs. Gran
ger, Barbour, and Damrell for it, and Messrs
Hall Of Iowa, Lake, and English against it.
Mr.. Bowie next obtaining the floor, they ad.
journsd. with the understanding that the ques.
tiop on it is to be taken at p. m. o-day.
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lowest offered lot the entire building.
A New Minister We hear that the Sem
ate, yesterday, confirmed the nomination Of
Ex-Governor Bigler, of California, to be
United States Minister Resident at Stock
holm We do not know the fact of our own
knowledge. Fl
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IA ATTENTION, WASHINGTON HIGH
q a LANDERS You are hereby notified 10
IN n attend a meeting OF the Com pany, TO b. he'd
" II at the Armory, On THURSDAY EVEN
ING, goth March, 1885, at 7k o'clock
A full ard punctual attendance Is nece' sary as
business II considerable interes' % the Company
will be submitted for consideration.
BY order: JNO. Balm,
mar 19-2t# Captain.
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commodation Of the post Office and custom
house there; their bid being $40, 800 5O-the
lowest offered for the entire building.
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GEORGETOWN FISH DOCK
~ BOOTHS FOR RENT-On THURS
DAY, the goth instant, at IL O'Clock m, | will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, all
the Booths on the above named Deck
Terms Of sale to be notes with approved secu-
rity at 20. 80 ard 40 days; terms Of sale to be
compiled with one day after
lt* JACOB w. POWERS.
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A GRAND FIREMEN's BALL
WILL BE OWEN BIT TIE
columbia Engine Co., No.
"AohINeTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS
On EASTER MONDAY, March q, 1855.
TNHE MANNER IN WHICH THE COM
pany has conducted their previous Bells "a
sure guarantee that this one win give nle,.n,a
and satisfaction TO all who may be present
engaged eH
Supper ard Refreshments viii be furnished bv
an experienced hand "
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentle
man and ladies.
Essssfies Comn1tffss
A' osers, Jas A. Brown,
N0ieTan, ~ ~ Geo. Follsnsbee,
mar a, 10, ~, 1s&dtb
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a Contract Awarded.-The Secretary o
the Treasury has awarded Messrs McC ullou
q Co builders, Of this city, the contract 70
the construction Of the new Government build
ing in Petersburg, Virginia, for the future ac
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Paw Un.

We are requested to ask those stockholders
of the Agricultural and Horticultural Land
Association who have not paid up their stock
to do so Immediately. Workmen are busiIy
engaged in preparing the grounds for the Fair
and they must be paid promptly, which cannot
belione if those who have taken stockdo not pay
their subscriptions They are now over due
and every stakeholder should be prompt Nc
such appeals as this ought to be made sec
ond time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

SEQUEL TO THE DUEL-A HORSE WHIPPING
BY A LADY.-Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Span
nagal, wife Of the Doctor, who was one of the
principles in the late duel, presented herself
at Rest's Saloon on Randolph street, where
shirt-maker Sowartz was fighting his duel
DER again to some of his boon companions, and
reproached him with not only insulting her,
but with being a coward, in having desired to
fight her husband when he knew the pistols
were loaded with nothing but saw dast. She
then drew cow-eide from beneath her scarf,
and laid it on the amazed and confounded shirt
maker most vigorously, cutting him in the
face quite severely, and altogether inficting a
very sharp punishment upon him.
Ghicnqo Dan
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04
Public speakings.

Henry W. Ellsworth, Esq. viii address The people a
the following times and places
Vincennes, Tuesday ,Sel t. 2. at night
Evansville Wedn, sday, sept.3. at night
Mt. Vernon, Friday, sept. 5, | O'Clock.
New Harmony, Saturday sept. g. at o'clock
POseyville, Monday, Sept. g. al o'clock.
Owensvile, Tuesday. Sept.9. at o'clock.
Princeton. Wednesday. sept 10, at o'clock.
Sullivan, Thursday Sept. Il, al O'Clock.
Terre Haute. Friday sept. -. ! O'Clock.
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OLD LINE WHIGs!

The Old Line Wings the First Congressional District
will meet at Apollo Hall in Evansville indiana ri
day evening, September 5h 1886 to appoint Delegates
the NationaI Wing Convention. held Baltimore.
Md on the nth inst.
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PURLIG SPRAKTNG.

CONRAD BAKER. the candidate the Peoples Ticket
for the LiestsIags Will address the Poo
.pie political sue da the following times
and places:
At owensvilIe. Gibson county Sept 5th IO'elk
At Barren Chapel. same evening at O'Clock.
At New Harmony Sept. 9Th. at o'clock P. N.