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n7-p-h,r <~h.ats-Ths crauiuunar rusd
prhhs schpois q wnshnriur
pnre ~ The sxHuniur cmuise
Tn~sd.v. alarnsnr CIR hah,
re~Pectfafy invited
nesting n
WednesdnY husus 3. ~ ave e'rioct-
stahwHF sfatrpeutsn hmve
SECRETARY q
ts.if sarfie-i c.uv.n5sncs. Gro. = ABBOT.
Auaa-Th Secretary
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means for his own use when he gss tina Tertiary
e has laty had officially among Of his men, who
gave him Hogging lew such whppings might
do him good he not too lar gone for influence
70 reach him. Our hem should call nesting iume-
dAiely and send fresh supply u 70 this Sss
sacrificing patria and Phiiazthrgpast Shah have a
ealg BIO0A4ngoE Flag.
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Sir .Eclfnses "a ON Yenr.

There be SIX ecpses this Of the Gun
Of the moon ofhe -nohngs and Of the black
republicans The last two win be total In tact neither
body viii make its appearance again The eclipse Of
the black republicans VIII only be visible in the northern
States that body having been in the South Il
be without the aid Of smoked glass This eclipse
viii commence the morning Of November 4th contin-
ung during great part Of the day reaching the point Of
total Ohscury about sunset at which time the democracy
win shine out in its fun glory Cincinnati Enquirer
The Reason wiy MssiSs.Ppiaa Can't Support Fillmore
The Ripley Advertiser says that W. c. FaIkner ESQ
(ate editor Of the &Unce Sam vigorous know-nothng
newspaper the late democratic ratification meeting n
that town gave in his experience and formally announced
his separation from and determination TO act no longer
with, the American party, He told how be got Of
the knownothing party-no Like Clinton got Of the
democratic wagon, by yuHpng O but that he stand
ing firmly the 18th section Of the American platform
when il suddenly pulled from under him and be fell
Fat when he got up be standing something firm
the rocks q Gibraltar he looked around and found il
the democratic platform
That he in favor Of the Nebraska act repeal
ing the Missouri Compromise; that Fillmore and the
American party opposed TO IL and therefore be
could not 20 with them lie announced his position in
bold manly manner and declared his intention TO vote
for Buchanan and Breckinridgs in November next"
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LOG Al N L w 3.

FKTA= AcCIDEET.-festerday afternoon, Samuel Gun
ninghAm prghty youth Of about sixteen years employ.
ed in the planning mill of Msssu Aver and MeIsin
thcenih street with serious accident which result
ed in his death While passing one Of the machines his
shirt sleeve caught in band, which drew him into the
machine, whsrs hs was literally chopped mp. Hs
Immediately taken 70 the InrmAy where be received
every possible attention from Dr. Miller who had been call
ed 70 his assistance He fingered in great agony until II
O'Clock last night when be expired His father Is foreman
il the shop where be met with this fatal accident
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10. u. WMLNEN. y IANIN.
ID OVERT J. wALErR LOuls gANgN have arrusa . psrn
IA and
oourt = s United atas ana tht Caur - Caius. Aaarss
washington Cfty, p. g, tas a-saaffd !
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VIM l. Dayton, the bAckrepublican candidate fer the
vice presidency in Congress opposed and voted against the
bin to abolish ggiag The nary His sympahies for the
negroes, however, unbounded.
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Cor. A. Y. Br0rcr.

This distinguished and eloquent democrat addressed the
people Of Lowndes county, mississippi the 18th instant
The Columbus Democrat gives extended report of his
speech which shows that he is doing good service for the
democracy in that State.
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hi EG n A n " .


CoLunrIA, July Sat the election in his district
Hon. Preston s. Brooks received Sir hundred
dollars collected for transmission 10 Mr. Brooks for the
payment q the ns imposed upon him By the criminal
court Of the District q Columbia The governor q
South Carolina sent forward he certificates Of the election
q Mss Brooks and Ksiti in advance. The vote fr the
latter large
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GO ye into Kansas and preach the Gospel accord
ing Garrison. Let your loins be girt with the New
York Tribune put the helmet Of abolition the breast
plate Of know-noingsm, the bowieknife Of Arkansas
and Sharpes rife and preach disunion to every crazy
creature
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Kfntuckn.

subscriber writes from MeAee Kentucky that that
State win give Buchanan and Brscnridge At least tan
thousand majority
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EEw TonK, AuE. 2-Henry Stanton o. The assistant
guArtsrmsster generals The United States army yr
terdny at Fort Hamilton.
Gen Stanton entered the srnyn 1918 lieutenant se
light artillery, and resigned 1917 In ISIS he resp
pointed assistant deputy qnsermssr general and
the brsve Of brgadsr general in 1917 for erorious
vices In MEXICO. He a native of Vermont
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II Turns out after all that Greeley and Bennstt don't
70 for Jessie Fremont They 20 for Mary POsa whose
metal Is Of an entirely different character
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Lane the Kansas Paraf Is fsashsring his nest finely
frgm he contributions Of The aid in this State he
refuses to pay his men intending doubt keep the
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Wv YaHs AnR. a-Thsrs hare been eighty case. =.
low lever az cur qnsAn1ns season, eight d
which - minated fatally. There Fever the ctr,
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REErFvE TINS kFrlcrEps-Broks into the pocket Of the
editor o. this paper time daring the week teu-csu
piece Who Il belongs TO, where Il came from = :
mys,sry 10 % ana we sarpesdv rerpsst the ..rr "a
-ssus ana taks ssay We have been vifhpui money 20
long thai .s use Is entrcly orrotc Upon side is
bpautifa Young LADY with her handkerchief 70 her eyes
weeping think she bias mate and Der nighioaP on
pole . sirnnl o. distress Once getting angry, We
pnched her severely but sbe wouldn't to aquar'er
and We beg that some one win come and take her
away Erctangs
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We received a visit few days since from Mr. Skianer
whose prRissvorhy Efforts At teaching the deaf mute chill
dren Of the District deserve tie hearty support a wei a.
communication Of The public
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The Lancaster (Pal Examiner says: We have taken
ocaEiou within the past week inquire into the political
views Of nearly all the opposition press in the State and
We now say AdvSedy that know Of but four that
advocating the Of Fillmore and Donels0n- We
make this statement Advsedy, and limited iaf0Ima-
ton
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Life versus Death.
Just puhliahsd tas sah edition, Psrr one drBs anfg
CONSUMPTION AND aCRoFULAt
popular uuut.as,


CHOWfNG Natures antiap frhfE 80
y race tursthsr proper branrlu
1gtnn cuurhN throat nr puluunry
kings evil erupons funart, uvwur, sad bead
salt cHn, pains svenrF 1fufs
gneas and ~ dtssagss arnr irnr npure n ~ hug
THIS e book plafu hut a5rihlU 4sgr -vr nu
advice ur
ui ef ueHnsnt vitho1 drHriuE ~ - and = strongly re.
nsl- Fuds IN n
also cuufHius Interesting frrsugiGn ~ trr 5rrd WIN
deafness, rupture, bodily fcsmtEgs ~.
Mofs than id,@ raasa wru
few woehs, - every safi n thp country
ffics % had ~ hotaerv ppvarnnr ~ Az n
post free q Ms-r RaTBcMaN CO, IL Grand zrrssi
Yofk
gune 9-d&cpamH
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Erw ToHE, Aug IA great ere occurred at Paterson,
View Jersey, this morning. Loss very heavy.
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Gen Thornton and Hon. A. Thornton Of SheIbyviIle
rspudais ths Epecked progeny Of many conjuncdons7
and are out Buchanan and Brecknrdge the Union and
the constitution
These have always been among the influential
in the State and hitherto uncomprOmising wings But
they refuse continue their old opposition 70 the demoo-
rncv because they knew fun well that such opposition can
result only in The Of that scctionasm which Wash
ingou bis Farewell Address warned The American peo-
PIE arasst and which, successful must result IN dis
memberment because Il ignores the constitution and Is
based solely upon FndicEve hatred Of onehRf the Amer
icHn Union.
The signs Of he times every day becoming o-s ana
more cheering We commend the example Of these rner
and Of those who have gone before them in be same sb
TO such halng between secfionasrn and nation
Atty They viii indeed regret when the great BAH.
between The friends Of the constitution and its ener- win
have been fought they End Chat the summer 4 past, The
harvest ended and they not yet The ConstFasoa
The ssurntA Dtsrfz Co,te "a ssas
The seventh district contested has al last been acted
upon BY Congress and both the claimants Of the scat Ar,
excluded The vacancy win be filed BY special election
The democracy Of The whole State could wen afford Ia
rsoicc II this election should be ordered 70 take place soe
time previous n. general election II would afford an
opportunity 90 give black rrpubcanism foretasis az he
int which impends t. ror-iake notice the seventh /,
good for 1000 democatic majority to-day and each week
ndds strength % the party Of our oonstitu ion
Icanaitur,on.
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There music 4 the Presidents grounds this eve
ming in consequence Of the hsary clouds which ovszrad
the sky between four and five O'Clock betokeuing the
coming Of rain. Quite number q ladies and gentlemen
however were in attendance who appeared to be vsrT
much diasppoiutpd
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CATALOGUE SALE or A CHOICE COLLECTio-. ~ =
and modern al puinIEga~On Iuraduy .1erp,0t
5thr O'Clock the sEioan PARMA "a Rnrksfrg ~
FsHnsy FEna Eleventh CT flsH .r s
collection q o painting AIMING thea b. found One E -
nal picture Y SGido The M0gtaens :; original By Ia
Ca subject ssPumuna =; modern pru-rs ~ JebIrY II
ElnlaTgh snhJect and irsh PenaErt~r i.
Also, oFsinA tkslehef ~ lvirr ariz nuqrr
hem Se haHe Lal4aabs T. Williams harana, Aasae NBHra
boafby &C. L. Ne whole forming poasg vuluAsis
lrcfion.
Ths saloon vii hs pa pctursr % Tree taIgz dav
IN the day q sale. Telms cnEh.
las. G. MrGUIRF
S1N 81 ssBgrgF.
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1HUNISSf TRUNKS TRUNKS f-gua rr~rttsH Al
sals rsry superior iut - afssather tTuts uDa sars
Also. ladies' hui huxes trunks.
waIiUnH,
saichci &c, q every assrrlpaun very low pri~rs
WALL a NTEFHEN&.
10. an Penn. avvnur, between glh SOD loh rrasls.
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The Jackson Democratic Association VIII Head
quarters Monday evening the 4t instant half pos,
seven O'clock D. RADCLIFFE, President
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pRfIRTINSs-PhFss- for sale, cheap .ash-A s9,ss
cynner boe pganE GOO running otd-r btlg
ne rr.gsrar.r
printed. Apply 1dcc.
May I5-dfd
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wiHards Hotel.
j. Z. a. A. WILLARD
psnnaglBrraa arsnus anE F0ETt1rssA street.,
Maah.nrEnn. z. ..

VHIiE undeFsunsd, fmr several years past uEHrinl
fbs Bpfrut - sintc, respectfully
f1reirn Uuvernnanss, lsrruaEf srrrn
Spanish. Trr furtrgss, rad ttuinu Crnrrnrn rrgnrrd
The - auatn
and requiring iAffu anf rraa TRANSACTIONS r ancu
nou such land graus, iuur crCrre &C. hua 4
srusrlnucs 81 uudrsgnd, ruuruntns edsluv
n and isrnfr puut
Publishers Unnn desf0u
uhtaiu transataHs ~ fTrEn tunks tuT w
find heir Apply ac rely
their a6crs being rrupfy and laufaUlpry
For fnrfhsf particulars sFply -
T. FITZGERALD ThRIsTU0.
80 street, hstverh lhh and llth Washington city ~
Junr a4-dlY
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Bernard Lse historical rOance embracing the periods
Of the Texas revelation and the Mexican PhAAdsl
phiA J. B. LPpineOt Co. ls56- (FOr sale By Taylor
a MaurgA
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We should expect this 70 become popular magazine for
two In the brst place. presents good appearance
which small item in the eye Of the public in the
place. MIRA Ann Stephens has experience probably
and quite mnch talent for the position she occupies
literary lady IN America As yet only numbers have
ssued and heartily il 10 the attention Of
readers especially lady readers Is only III,
cents 4 number, dollar and fy year Published
AZ Philzdelphia
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I No. J63. I
Notice

NJ WfLadrdoal Of Lads in Louisiana
a he of Congress, approved June ma
Ng at n land to Int Stale OF Louisiana, aid
s'n c"ah rail- Dads la said instructions have
a." In"" Of thu following resp+cv
d. e. a. tatIne ~IIhm the prescribed linn
u' or heretofore ordered
81 May lasl,
m NArcHITocHEs, all the lands in the district,
inIfIWsi
l1vushtps TO IA. inclusive, of tange 4.
Township 9 10 10, Inclusive, uf range 5.
T. @.
township II To a. ineu-iss Of ranges and g. and
Townships 10 and -, at ranges D and TO-
Once MONROE IN district ted in town
ship ID 20, which lie
ships "a to H. inclusive, bet
Ohc@ oil the lands
OF the base ne and wsst OF the principal mudian
The following:
Township nrrh, OF ranges and 2 east.
Townships 70 suuh, inclusive,
iowa "Ips a.d snth, If range and !
F'~h1hip- To- : -"uth. ueiuy, # H'ges ! aud ca
y -hlr' : - ~ south M ustt" " range ) "ast
""rh'p z 3 a.nlh4 inclusive, az rhng" 4 cas-.
W. It "a Hstnth cTst
l"",m-hip 40 ) "a b, inc, usSs, of range 8 east
"gtn All the east Of soufA
niwhsnp south.
One GRrErsBuRo, between
rang , east and y eust.
Once Nkw ORLEANS all The townships situated b-twes
angr east and IL aRd of the Mississippi and h
fdl""t ysg rest Of the sippi river, viz:
Trw stps to 10, inclusive Of ranges 10 and 10.
Townships 70 to 49, inclusive between 10 and IL
Towns IL To ls inclusive between 10 90 and
townships IL TO IL, inclusive lying Of range 10.
Give" ande hund, General Land once, city
washington, thus eta day OF June, 1856
THOS, A. HENDRICKS,
June 2O-lnw6w Intel starr Commissioner
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NOTICE To ppE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.
mo. 56l1
Notice OF the withdrawal OF Lands in Michi-

IN pursuance approved ID June, 1885,
king Of MICHIGAN TO aid In the
sucon or certain said have just
registers and receve 20 continue
the RESERVATION from and location of the following described
lands as falling within prescribed limits Of selection,
until heretofore ordered by telegraph on The
30lb OF May last, 10 witt 4r#t "## # .-A@.sf1a@@a.
Office All the lands in the district 10 the southern Re
ninuq range and IA and south township
also, northern peninsula all the lands north Of township
50, AID Of range 10 west
Once at oKA lands in the district except all those town.
ships 10, Is, and "A lying west Of range IA wesl'
Once al GEsKsEE; An the lands in The districi those
townships situated Of township IL and rast east,
OF township 10 and cast Of range east
Ocs nj DErRoIr lands in the district lying between
III NORTH and oil situated west Of range east
Office at All the lands In the district lying east Of
range west. ..a
MARIE All the lands In the dlsuct situated
south u township S. ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive.
SOUTH oflawnship 50, in ranges ~ 10 " inciusiVe.
Of township 3d. In nnges - and %
South of township 81, In ranges 81 and 3D.
North of township 40, IN ranges ~ and 4Oi and
North wnshp f6, in ranges Al and H.
These latter embracing nesy all the lands advertised In the
proclamation 552 be offered next July al Saln
will therefore, be offered NJ the public sale
ordered =.
Given under my General Land once, nj the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856. $500.
Iuue H-law6wf fIn,ei start Commissioner
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hLENWOOD CEmETE ,H.-omce No. va Psnns ylyania
avenue, Of 10th the savings Bank This
laid plan the celebrated
New york. and situated the high ground distant
tsr mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
10 the gateway This company charter
appropaDg their forever burial
fee title prohibiting all
legislation Otherwise which Is Of sa importance who
wish their dead where placed
hecon custom In all cities when the burial ground
valuable for other sell H. and throw the
1scaoasy into large PHI and legal
titles given 10 the ground.
NJ -ofics sm 10 10 ~, M. whore pamphlets
ths charter and bylaws all other normaoa be
sbtaned all orders for ntemsnts e with Mr. James Ha
No. 40 undertaken will
sEs@assd Juhe Idly
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Stopping Southampton both gong and returning they offer
proceeding Ldon and aye advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage RON NeO York TO Southampton aud Bremen.
Frat cabin, saoon $3.50 h cabin, saoon clio
second do, 500
Al letters and newspapers through the oee.
NO bills adDg will be signed parcels received tho day
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
FoTreghl or passage, apply 10
q. Ii. SAND, II south William st., Ny.
o. A HElNEKER d Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY Il 20 Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN. Hasre
Feb 97-dIy
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Purnsl Touayne Is. Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions

Purnel Toudvine Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions
equity Somerset county, Spence
judge OF the eth ju cinl circuit OF Maryland.
THE OF decree for OF certain
nj the puIpose partion and peTfecng the title
complainant said by
Maria erson The BILL substance states thai certain james
mackey deceased,
all his his during
sitter her death am NJ d. TOWNSEND Eliza Townsend
E Ann Vance Henry Alexander Smith, and susan smith
said james died seized ground Salisbury
worth about four huad,ed doars by
Of life the title certain John Slemons
these
Vance death OF said JohR and the sale by James
Johns daih Of William NJ ID. Townsend
TUE of Maria Sessions and Mary e. semous equal
shares of his interest h only heirs laws the death Of EIa
4.
sale said Mary E. Semnns Of her interest
ia the complainant The purchase by said John b. Sic
lifetime Mara Sessions said lot thai
deed given IN him ihereto or II there that
destroyed death of Susan Smith and the descent
interest broiher In said II nry,
by ad Henry all his certain johnson Gray,
Virginia the complainant Is seized,
and Gray ubjsc complain
the life 81 sad suan who is r living
praying decree establishing th- complain
Interest Aforesaid sold said
purpose partition, and for of publication
Maria and ohnson who residents OF this State lii
this third day Of June eighteen hunded and by
eighth Judicial
complainant by copy OF order
publshedn Washington
the 18th
give notice said absent defendants OF the object and substance q
and them appear In this court in person
before 6eenh Of October
premises and show If they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True copy-tesi
GrvIN WooLToRp Clerk.
June 7-Iaw5wif
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 10 TIiE WEST,
ARf s;s#

EkX III ZS1t---AN nASf.eS
Tiaao between Washington wheeling but I7I
hoursi
Running time 0'Oeo" Washington aud Cincinnati IT hours
Through Tickets and asxsase Check. be mad
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, having greatly
western connexions, Offers fullest
eers between Washington Baltimore and all portions OF the West
Tho c"nnonon between the trains from Washington
ss gs,% aas n.
This IL the ony change of cars required between
Wheeling washington station, transferred
as the P nsn w' ns for Gss holding
washington daily at g. M, and 4h p M on Sundays the
4, wnssns direct made with a the
TkAh OHIO RAILROAD :unning from Belaire the Ohio,
Co.vmnus These trains Connect at Newark with the newark
Masheih and sandusky aoad for sandusky, Toledo Detroit
Al with
VILE, ae AT xene Little Miami raIIesd eonnsron
sa @ ns sGoq oe p'a sn 81 p rse
holding through Memphis, veksburg
Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville. Cairo, and st. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chi
Wheeling and Welsvile, ory mes where ecnnexion with
% and nos na While this the only rou.
afordng roua tickets and checks in Washington also the
The erss, West, The distance from washington Cincinnati
but $50 miles, being about 90 miles short than other
tieke, from Washington; To Wheeling 80 s.
% sl7 80 Ssveraud ss Is; Todo, d So Eeuoa, SIS 3
SO; New Orleans, s3i, &c.
Cumberand Springs Piedmont Oakland,
"e,~ssn sna take For
train from " ashingi"n - ...- -.-.-,.,-
yor nahsr nformuuon through tcke,s &C. apply 10 TIL H.
PARSONS agent, at Washington sthuon. $780,. -, a
Master Of TRANSPORTATION Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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Nassau Hall college of New Jersey, Princeton.

Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought TO MIN
Should anld acquaintance be forgot,
And days % aud lang syne."
The members Of the senior class the ending
the junior class OF the ending June, 1892 Soph
class OF the ending June 1881 and the Freshman
ending Juhe, $780, hereby
Washington D. Co. by the third Of March, n 1857
brighten the links OF the chain
ude entirely exchange
greeting sympathy,
OF their promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the stIfapponted will
ned on the hrs Monday in SEPTEMBER A. d, 1885, the United
states Hotel, Chestnut between Fourth Fifth
which those members Of the glasses
venient invited attend when the will
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible
In tbs those this addressed
good enough furnish the secretary ofhe committee mail
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton, N. J., Chairman Committee.
ALEXANDER @. BART, M. d.
OF Philsdelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
Of lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, MI,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, May nd,
O.
JoHr WnpHAs, Of Lebanon, Pa Secretary,
March 27-lawtMar3 [Intcligenc
Az newspapers the civilized request
I'D this advertisement
Of the classes
visions Of the globe and all
S'aies OF Amenca
casinnaiy between this date aud ID of March, D. 1887
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THE EARNEST MAN.-Life and Labors Of Adonirsm Jud
L by Mrs. Cnuant
The New Age of God' the Life Adventures OF Robert
DsItsr pomaine.
"Vassnn Morion 4" novel, by Francis Parkman,
Paul Feuoli" tale, by ths author Of ak hyV
DocL Nhinger's Evils OF Vaccination by o. schfsfe deck
err, N. o..
forsaleb by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
May ~ Bookstore, Ninth street.
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oSHCG o. rHE hARTLasD cOSscLIDA raD Loyrs

OTuCK IA CoKsolID LoTTsREs,
Baltimore, Maryland, july 4, ls55.
1HE Maryland lotteries deemed
has caution the pubic against the
who fraudulent lottery sehsnes
and pretend tickets
VI wholly ncliuous '" .". -# 2" t.hTE
The only lotteries Maryland daily under
the Of the elected people
the state under the constitution examine approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the wings.
All the tickets In lotteries and all ceHcaes
tickets have the hhog aphed Bsnan
ior the Once Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore marylanJ.n All others are fraudulent.
For ia information the subject Of those frauds address
v x. Brennan,
sepi 9B-dly Baltimore. Maryland.