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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
BUILDING MATERIALS AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March 25th,
at O'Clock, at the scene Of the late IRE ed
between and g streets, shall sell about two
hundred thousand Bricks, number Of iron and
stone Heads and Sills, &c
Terms One-third cash the residue In Gu and
80 days for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing
interest. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
mar ia Auctioneer.
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A CARD.

MISS MARTHA BEACH Is PREPARED
Ivl to give full and accurate tpurses Of instruc-
ton on tie PIANO FORTE to those who may
desire her services. Pupils attended at their res
licences or her own.
She refers, by permission, to Prof FoBRTscn,
Miss MARY MURRAY, Mr.. J. l.. CLUBs and Col
WIN. z. YOUNG.
North Ninth street mar IL w*
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By :. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By :. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
Il proved Real Estate on Missouri ave.
nue., near the corner of 9th street west.-By
virtue of deed Of trust bearing date on the 10Th
day of May, 1882, and recorded in Eber ]. A. 8,
No a. folios IS, ct seq the subscriber will sell
at public sale on TUESDAY, tie 18th day Of
April, 1856, at O'Clock p. m, on the premises,
Lo: No. IL, in square b, fronting SO feet IL inches
on Missouri avenue, near the corner Of 9th street
west, by 1O9 feet inches deep to a twenty feet
alley, with the improvements, which consist Of a
commodious, we'll built, substantial, and COM
Portable brick dwelling house and brick Bowling
Saloon, &c. The above property 10 situated in
one Of the most desirable and rapidly enhancing
parts of the city, near the National and Browns
Hotels, and offers favorable opportunity to per-
sons desiring to invest or purchase for their own
use
Terms Ore-third cash, and the balance In
six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months
for notes bearing interest, from day OF sale and
cured upon he property; and IL not complied
with in six days after the sale the property will
be resold, upon one weeks notice, at the risk and
expense Of the purchaser. All conveyancing at
the expense of the purchaser. Title indisputable.
CHAS. s. WALLACE. Trustee.
JIG. MCGUIRE,
mar 1S-2awdds Auctioneer.
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WANTED.-TEN GOOD MILLINERs, and
w few apprentices to learn the millinery
business: Apply to Mrs REOF, No Beast CAP.
itol street, Capitol Rin mar 25-IW&
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WATCH RETURNS -Jno. Warner, (colored }
drunk; workhouse thirty days. Alfred Lew.
is, lcolorel,) disorderly in the Theatre; inc
and costs. Francis w ason, vagrant, dismissed
with the promise Of sixty days at the Farm if
caught again.
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IL Pure and UraduIterated Medicinal
OLD HESSEssY BRANDY
OLD PORT. mira inicA

ULD TOhI, purs juice
Just received, OF direct iInpor tatiop
Also, superior WHIsxY oysr ten WAR. MI,
in demjohns and bottles. 1'
z. D. GILMAN $50 Penn .v.np.
0fSGEk WINE, an excellent tonic and cordl.
particularly beneficial to persons suffering weak and
nervous state Of the stomach. Prepared above.
25-lw
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BLACKsMITaING q BOILER MAKING.

TIME u Nd Err SIG NED TAKES THIS
l. method Of informing his friends and the pub
lie that he has commenced the above named
business in all It's various branches, ct the corner
adjoining the machine shop Of n all & Co., where.
by strict attention 10 business he hopes 10 receive
a share OF public patronage. All orders addressed
as above will receive prompt attention.
II Repairing done at the shortest notice.
SMITH PETIT.
Formerly Superintendent Of Boiler Department
OF the Eagle Iron Works Of VIM nj. Ellis 4
Bro. mar 15-lm$
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AUCTION SALES.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR WINES AND LIQUORS AT
SAuctien.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
March 9th, at AZ O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms,
L shall sell small lot Of choice Liquors, being
the balance Of the private stock OF gentleman Of
tnis city, comprising
one quaIter-cask Of very superior Sherry Wine
dozen Jamaica Rum very choic,
oaskets (pilts) Reidsick & Co. Champagne.
Alse' on another account
quarter casks Seignette Brandy
S,OOO Landres Cigars
The whole TO be sold vi,bhp, ,ossrvs
Terms: S3' and under, cash; over that sum
credit OF and months, for satisfactorily en-
dorSed not:s, bearing interest
mar 25-d ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
By E 5. WRIGHT; Georgetown
ENURNtTURE AT AUCTION On FRI
z DAY MORNING next, the Ssth instant n
10 o'clock, / shall sell, without reserve AZ The
residence OF 1t. kurtz. on Gay street the house
hold effects, consisting of
Spring SOFA, cane seat and Windsor Chairs
Rockers, Breakfast ard Card Tables
Extension dining Table rs feet long
China and Glassware
Casters, Window Shades, &c.
Beds, Bedsteads, &c.
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Washs ands
Kitchen urniture, Cook and other Stoves, &c
Terms cash. E. s. WRIGHT, Auct.
mar est
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WANTS.,

WANTED-AW ASHERWOMANC OMPE-
W tent to do all kinds Of wishing and ironing,
ana VINO can come we'll recommended for honesty
ana industry Apply at No. ia Fourth St west.
mar 25-3t*
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A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN
"A wishes to obtain situation in small family
between 5th and 9th streets at HAMILTON
DAVIS'S. It's
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The CENTRE MARKET was not 30 well stock.
ed this morning as We have seen. The price,
were about the same as during the past week
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INTERESTING TO CARPENTERS AND
BUILDERS.

OUR PLANNING MILL Is AGAIN IN AC-
" tive operation, and we are prepared 10 exc
cute all descriptions Of work with great prompt
ness and in very superior STYLE
We have in our lumber ward a prime stock OF
Carolina all by {, and by 4, and all sizes OF
Carolina timber.
White Pine Of every variety ana thlckness
Hemiock Rails and common IA w. p. for shea
thing-cheap.
White Pine. Hemlock, Eastern Shore. and Car
DINA Flooring, Of prime quality, and dressed In
very superior style.
Laths and Picksts; and general stock.
All Of which we offer at the lowest market prices
for cash or to such customers choose 10 trust
mar 22-eo2w FITZHUGH COYLE & BRO.
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T1NHE RISING STAR GAME.-THIS IS A
Il beautiful and instructive Game for hildIen
1t learns them to commit to memory all the Incl
dents and celebrated battles that were fought du-
ring the American Revolution For sale by the
agent, ALEX. ADAMSON,
mar 22-3m 7th street, opposite Pcs, Once.
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WANTED.-A COMPETENT COOK. AT
w Columbian College 18th street Good ref
erence as to honesty will be required. Apply at
once. mar o4E9t&
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ENRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT PRIVATE
sale "A pleasantly located frame House, con.
tanning Dur good sized rooms, and fine spacious
Lot with hne young peach orchard attached,
will be sold low II applied for immediately. For
particulars address to "M M" City Pest OF
nee. mar I9-lw&
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VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT FOR
sae.-Part Of Lot No. "a, in square No 345
having front on the west side OF 10Th street
west, Of 20 feet, between G ard III streets, run
ming back 100 feet, containing 1900 square feet
The above described property Is Handsomely To-
Gated, and in rapidly improving neighboIhood
Title iudisputable. For particulars apply to
mar 13-d2W CHAS. s. WALI.ACH.
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HORSE STOLEN RsTRAYED.-wa,

HORSE STOLEN OR STRAYED.-Was
Il stolen or strayed from the subscribers ~
stable, on the evening Of the 2Oth instant, 10y
sorrel HORSE, white face, long name and tail,
ana in good condition. ANY person giving infor
waIded by JEREMIAH COMMON, atthe Glen
wood Cemetery, or JOHN Common, National
Hotel. mar 2-2t*
FOR THE LADIES In PARTICULAR.
A NEW Article IN THE SHOE L me
NEW STYLE OF CONGRESS CATER,
"A which embraces all the QUALITIES OF the old,
with the addition Of one other essential-they
will not rip, and are perfectly waterproof as
high as the foxing; and they are Of good quality,
durable, and cheap. We would invite all to ex-
anime them, we know you will like them. Just
received a case Of light colors, the first in this
market Call early and see them.
A HOOVER Il SON,
South side Pennsylvania avenue,
mar 2i]t between 9th and 7th SIS.
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BOARDING,

ROARD.-THREE OR FOUR SINGLE Gen.
- temen may obtain board in small private
family where there are no children. Location on
ID, between LIST and I'd streets north. To those
wishing quiet and pleasant home, favorable
opportunity now OF rs. mar 25-3tx
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LECTURE OF BISHOP IVES IN GEORGETOWN
Ihis distinguished divine lectures at Forrest
Hall tomorrow night, before the Young Cath
Ollie Friends Society. From the prominence
which he has occupied lately before the public,
In consequence Of his adherence to Catholicism
and from the interest manifested to see and
hear him. we presume the attendance will be
large, and will include many from this city.
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ONLY 12k CEN

ONLY 12k CENTS.
DUCKLEY'S CELEBRATED SONG ROCK
= Tor the parlor, containing collection Of new
and popular Songs, as sung by Buckeyes New
Orleans Serenaders at their opera house, Broad
way, New York. For sale by the agent,
ALEX ADAMSON.
mar 22-3m 9TH street, opposite Post Office
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E7OR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par
Il lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient bead. Inquire 1T Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street. nov 17-d
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ELLIS'S STORE il SOC PennsyIvanie
r avenue, near Tenth sEeet. sci p'si
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FOR SALE AND RENT

DOR RENT-A PARLOR AND CBAMREp
adjoining, or will be rented separately N re-
quired. Terms moderate No. i34, corner Of
and 18th streets mar s5-eos,s
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE SITUATED
= on the corner Of 9Th and streets, Robert c.
Dyson Co. Apply to w. H. GILMAN, corner
~ street aud "a. avenue, or at the store.
mar 24-1wE
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BOARD GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or
ID three or four single gentlemen, may obtain
board by calling the corner Of 18th and streets
Terms, from S3 so to SIS per week. mar 2i-2t*
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WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WHITE
| w Woman as nurse, to take care Of an infant.
Apply at No. 345, 10th street mar 22-3tx
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kNoR RENT.-A FRAME HOUSE, contain
Il ing SIX rooms, situated on east Capitol street,
Detween ath and 5th streets. For terms apply TO
0. A. DALEY, Dentist, Penn avenue. between
9th and eth streets mar 22-3t
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BOARD WANTED-FORA GENTLEMAN,
II Wife, and two or three Others in a genteel
house and family, within four blocks Of the Pat
ent Office Ailetter directed to WIN R. OGDEN,
location, will be Immediately replied to-
qtA
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NOR RENT.-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
l. nearly new, either furnished ito suit the oc-
cupant) or unfinished as may be desire1. The
situation is unsurpassed. 266 F street, and the
premises may be seen any day after O'Clock p.
m. mar 13-1m
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- somely furnished, and single room for rent,
with or without board. The house has large
yard attached, making 1t desirable for children
Apply at No. 46S Tenth street, between d and E.
mar 20-1w&
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OST.-THIS SATURDAY MORNING,
IL in or near Centre Market, PORTEMON-
MAZE, containing S26-a ten and Eve dollar gold
piece two three dollar pieces, and a i've dollar
Georgetown note The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the same at the Star Once.
mar 22-Stk
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k>Ok SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
l. Residence, on 9TH street Plank Road. about
mites ION W Washington 25 acres with orchard
OF reach, Apple, &c. Would make a good mar
ket farm Inquire at No. % third story OF Treas
ufy. mar 20--2w*
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HAy-HAY-HAY.

lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, $50 tales
y prime HAY. Also, 900 bushels MILL OF
FALL Of all kinds; Corn, Oats, Cut Hay, Rye
Straw, fresh and ground Corn Meal, daily from
the Virginia Mills, wholesale and retail, in guam
titles 10 suit. We have also in store a superior
article Of RYE FLOUR, by the barrel, sack, or
pound. Old Depot CLARK & BRO,
mar Ia-lw* Corner Pa. avenue and ID ST.
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nor SALE.-A SECONDHAND ONE
Il Horse WAGON, which has been oM8R6
thoroughly repaired, will be sold at S8SRS
reasonable price. Information as to terms can &c
obtained by inquiring Of HOWELL NOR
SELL mar 22-3t
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& CARD.

a CARD.
VII ALL, BARNARD d CO AucTIoNEsRs
w ANDCoMMssIoN MkReHANrs, corner Pess-
ssFranin Avenue and 9th streets, win as usual
ri their especial attention TO all sales entrusted
to them, such as Housekeeping effects, Real rs
tate, or any other Goods, upon the most reasons-
BILE terms. They will make liberal cash ad-
vances on consiQnments. msro-lm
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H>OK RENT.-THE DWELLING ON THE
corner Of New York avenue and 18Th street
Possession given on the LIST Of April. The loca-
ton Is very desirable, being directly on the om-
nious route, and In the immediate neighhorhood
OF the Presidents House and Government De-
partments. To desirable tenant the rent win
be very low. Enquire on the premises Of J. w.
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ITO LET-TwO OR THREE COMFORT
Il ably furnished Rooms, in the brick building
No 4lS, east side, sth street, between 6 and fl.
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NOR RENT.--THE LATE LESIDENCE
Il Ct Samuel Byington, Esq, AZ street, near
N, Island. The house is large ard convenient
with carriage house, fine fruit tress and garden
The property is in good order. Enquire OF d.
SANDS. over Stott's Drug Store, Penna avenue
Rent $3.50 per year. mar 22-eotf
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nor RENT THE LARGE HOUSE, COM
Il pletely furnished. situated on the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and the Presidents SQUARE
No a. Possession given Immediately. Also,
hue pair Of family horses, not more than eight
years old. Enquire on the premises, No. pa Pa.
avenue. mar S-tf
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PILFERERs.-Persons residing near the I he
atre have to be very watchful to protect their
property from the petty thieves who hover
about that neighborhood. frequently the
gang operates in the Theatre iszelf The off
GERS would do we'll to break up the entire gang
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CAST.OFF CLOTHING
bought AND SOLD AT 90 LOUISIANA
ID Avenue Opposite Holmead's grocery, near
semmes's. Address through post once, to MI.
Tailor" yy..E a - HA S-An
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CONCERT AT TEMPERANCE HALL To-NIGHr.
We hope that the deserving giyer of this cor
cert, Mr.. III. S. Beavers, who is blind, ill
receive generous support from the W ashing-
ton public. The concert will consist Of choice
selections Of vocal and instrumental music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-25

We LEARN from good authority that the
loss (SlO, OOO) sustained in the destruction by
fire few nights since, Of the two fine brick
dwellings on Twenty second street, between
+ and u streets west, has been promptly paid
by the Insurance Company Of North America,
at Philadelphia.
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COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANYs BALL.-We con.
graduate our Columbia " friends ON the
success of their ball last night and must also
give them credit for the excellent order pre
served, and the general efficiency with which
the arrangements were carried out When
We left ut an early hour this morning, the
happy assembly were in the full tide enjoy
ment.
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To JAIL.-Wm. Robbins was arrested YES
terday by officer Stewart for ill-treating his
family. The case was examined by Justice
Clark, who committed the accused to Jail.
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EoR StLE.-I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
= sale between this and the 1st Of MAY, nv
properly, consisting Of two two. story Frame
houses, situated ON goth street, No. 40i and Acc,
between and H. Also, two two.stoTy Brick
Houses, situated on 22d street, No pa and PIG,
between and H Also two small frame Houses,
situated on I'D street, No. ia and 116, north Of
n. Also, one vacant Lot Of Ground On 2ld street.
between g and H For terms of sale inouire Of
Mrs. HANNAH MILLSON, on g2d street, I've.
tween G and mar oo-1mx
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11yHE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING
Il TON win depart at the follow
Ing hours:
mar I'D JOB CORS0N, Captain.
fAlex 6a1
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vryHE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE IS
l. now running regularly between eeS
Washington and Alexandra at
following hours: ,o ., "a, ~ s
Leave Alexandria Az, 8, 10, liz, N, ~, ana
Leave Washington 81, Q, IL, II, 81, So, and
O'Clock. ELLIS L. PRICE, Captain.
mara
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DARE CuANCE-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on Sd street. few feet south Of Pa. avenue. Their
situation cannot be eIceled for either business or
residence sites, and will be sold at great sacIi
Ace. H. G. NARROWER.
feb 23-tf
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Tor RENT.-A TWO STORY BRICK
House, on the corner Of Seventh and nj streets
with large yard and brick stable attached A
good stand for a grocery, with fixtures, or any
ether public business. To good tenant the rent
VIII be moderate, and possession given immedi-
a'ely. For terms apply to SAMUEL SHREVE,
IT,, or y. .. O'HARE. mar 25-3t*
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
II will now sell my property, situated on the
Georgetown and Rockville Turnpike, about two
miles above Georgetown, adjoining the village Of
Tennallytown where there is a post Office. The
place contains 63K acres, and is handsomely i'm
proved by two-story brick house, 80 x 60, with
wing Is x 81, and all necessary out houses
Apply to H. W. Blunt, Water ST., Georgetown
Jan Ut THOS. MARSHALL
EOR Rem T.-SEVERAL HANDSOME
L Rooms, including Parior and Chamber,
with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at
Mrs BRYANT'S, No. 1903 street, between 18th
and l4th. mar 1S-eolm
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A GARDENER WANTED address DR.
"A WIN. WRIT, Oak Grove, Westmoreland
county, Va. mar o1-ow*
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ALARNs.-The fremen were called out
twice during last night. At o'clock there
was no cause for alarm, aud we did not learn
that there was any reason for the second, at a
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

ACatawba warrior, in 1912 named
Peter Harris, made known his wants
to the Legislature of South Carolina
in the following Language:
II am one Of tile lingering survi-
vors Of an almost extingnished race.
Our graves viii soon be our only
habitation. / am one Of the few stalks
that still remain ii the field wherf
the tempest Of revolution has passed
| have fought against the Britishyoke
for your sake. The British haye dis
appeared and you are free, from me
have the British gained nothing, moi
have ] gained anything rom their de.
feat. I pursued tin deer for subsisl
tence-the deer are disappearing--l
must starve. God ordained me fol
the forest, and MY ambition is thu
shade. But the strength Of my arm
decays and my feet fail me in til,
chase The hand which fought 70
your liberties is now open for you
reaisf. Ii youth I bled in battle tina
you might have independents le
not my heart II old age bleed for wan
Of your commiseration.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

The Know Nothings oirea sfi
is not q very fresh affair. ii IL 81
the same order al the old Blue EaWs
Here isone Of the Colonial Laws pass
ed ID Massachusetts, Id 1851:
slt is ordered and enacted 81 ~.
thority Of this Court that no Jesuit.
or spiritual, or ecclesiastical person.
Gas they are termed ordained by Tie
Pope, Of the See Of Rome, shall hence
forth At any time repeair 10, III come
within this jurisdiction; ana If any
person shall give just cause Of suspic.
ion, that he is one Of such society 81
order, he shall DO broughtbeforo some
Of the Magistrates, and If he cannot
free himselfof such suspicion, heshall
be committed to prison, 81 bound
over to the next Court or Assistants.
to he tried and proceeded With, by
Punishment, or as otherwise. tls fhe
Court shall see cause. And II sny
person SO banished, Be taken liz sec 4
ond time within this jurisdiction. 10
unlawful trialand conviction. IA sAail
ePut 10 death sa l'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
NO Il


All 4 recent #8l
Printers III Bosf6. giveI. BY the
truthful and sensible t6deI iollowlng
The Editor The man vie VIE made;
pected to know every thing, tell SIS Sc
knows aid guess 81 therest; y maEe
oath Ito his own good character, e.
ltablishthe reputation Of hislei9 hhoaa,
and elect all candidates to Office; to
blow upeverybod u uiteverybody and
reform theworld; to live for the benz
eft of others, and have the epitaph on
his tombstone, Here he lies his last;;''
in short he is q locomotive running
on the track Of public notoriety;: lis
lever is his pen, his boiler Il INA
with ink, his tender is his scissorss
and his driving wheels Is public opins
ion; whenever he explodes II isc caused
By tire non-payment Of subscriptions.
He Is expected To work for notllinu
and board himself and file Ii I'M IN
fortunate enough to have family, liz
will have to run iii debt for their sur.
port, rtake lodging III the almshouse,
Poor fellow! he H. nothing but a.
editor. sfA III W M al IL CHI 4l3s
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Beautiful Extract.

The late eminent Judge, Sir Allen
Park, once said at a public meeting:
1--WE live IN The midst Of blessings
until We are utterly insensibIe oftheir
greatness and of the source whence
they flow. We speak Of our civiliza.
ton, our freedom, our laws, and for,
get entirely how. large share IS due
Christianity. Blot Christianity oui
Of man's history, and what could his
laws have been what his civilization
Christianity is mixed Up with on
very being and our very life; there il
not d familiar object around yoi thai
does not wear a. different aspect be.
canse the Light Of Christian loveis 81
|it. Eota law which does not owe ii
truth and gentlencss To Christianitj
not a custom which cannot d,
traced, ii all its holy and healthfn
parts, TO the Gospel.