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SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
- commodated with board in a private family
by calling at Mrs. BOSWELL'S, No ass Sixth
street, between 8 and II. Terms SO 50 per week.
an 4-lw&
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CENTRE MARKET This morning there was
quite crowd of purchasers, and supply of
provisions about sufficient for them. The
gangways were often blocked up by the
crowds. 1t was suggested that the inconveni-
ence caused by these crowds might be in part
prevented if ladies would hold their meetings
just outside the market line on sale days, or
leave their baskets in the scale house till their
conversations were ended.
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nor SALE-A TRACT OF LAND CON-
Il tanning 40 acres, 40 of which is cleared, Is or
20 well set In clover and timothy, and the balance
In oak and hickory, some Of which is very heavy.
1t Is handsomely lOcaled, in thickly settled and
rapidly improving neighborhood. near Bayly's
Corners, 6k miles southwest Of Washington, and
about the same distance from Alexandria and
Georgetown; well wa.ered soil Of the best quail
ity; buildings, small frame House and stable;
contains valuable stone quarry, and will be sold
In whole or In part, at great ba gain. Title un-
questionable, and terms made easy.
For further particulars apply to F. H. SMITH,
at House Of Representatives, or to J. H. CLEVE-
LAND, on the premises. feb eft
NOR RENT-SEVEKhL HANDSOME Par
L lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at mTs.
SMITHS, 233 street. 27-u
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BOARDING,

Do A DI G.-HOOMS FURNISHED OR
- unfurnished, with or without board, can be
obtained by early application at No. 53l 18th st
between + and u streets, opposite the War De.
partment Two offices also for rent
5-1w&
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A SUCCESSFUL "RAIsE "A stationary en-
CINE of some two or three tons weight, was
elevated yesterday to its position on the
top of the Capitol in about an hours time,
without accident, under the superintendent
of Mr.. Robert Sleight. A large number Of
spectators watched its progress through the
designed to lower the stone and materials of
the old dome, and to raise the castings &C.,
for the new one.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.
We ANN EDNA xy0

BARGAINS AT ELLIs's; he 10 selling
- out sPau
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NOR SALE WILL SELL. AT PRIVATE
u sale between this and the LIST Of May, my
property, consisting Of two two story Frame
Houses, situated on Goth street, No 40i and 4C6,
between g and H. Also, two two-story Brick
Houses, situated on 22d street, No PA and 2l6,
between 6 and H Also. two small frame Houses
situated en- 23d street, No. ia and 1l6, north of
K. Also, one vacant Lot OF Ground On 22d street,
between and H For terms Of sale inquire Of
Mrs. HANNAH MILLSON, on 22d street, be-
tween q and H. mar22-lm#
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DRICK YARD FOR SALE-THE UNDER
- signed will dispose Of their Upper or Eastern
Brick Yard, situatedon the corner Of N and South
Capitol streets, GO building hilD with an abund-
ance ofths best quality clay. The Improvements
proved Clay Mixers, three large substantially
built IL arch kilns, and suitable shedding, DC
and all the Improvements necessary to make %
or 80 thousand brick daily; will be sold on libe-
raj terms. Application can be made to Richard
Wallach, or John Van Riswick
SAMUEL BYINGTON d co
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WoOD AND CoAL.-During the past week
the merchants on the canal have been receiv-
ing wood and coal to replenish their stock.
If the water continues at its present depth q
week or two longer, the supply will be sufhoi-
ent for present use
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
- 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 post office. The
place contains 63K acres, and is handsomely i'm
proved by two-story brick house, 80 e 90, with
a wing Is x 81, and all necessary out houses.
Apply tn II. w. Blunt, Water St, Georgetown.
Jan 17-u THOS. MARSHALL.
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k>ok SALE OR RENT "A SMALL FARM,
situated near the Old Fields. Prince George s
equity, Md. on the stage road from Upper MARI
6oro' to W ashington, only seven miles to Wash
ington On the place is good Dwelling House,
good fruit, young growing woods, and the soil
easily improved For particulars inquire on ID
street between 9th and 9TH, No. 42i.
an 4-1m&
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BREACHES OF THE PEAcE.-Yesterday, sew
eral very respectable ladies and their hus
bands were held to security for peace, by the
Justices of the Peace. Threats and loud
talks caused them to fear each other, and to
prevent a general row this course was pur
sued. The day previous several females
were held to security by Justice Offutt. The
arrests Of all were made mostly by officers
Stoddard and Parham.
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tNOR RENT.-THE DWELLING ON 6
street, containing six rooms, with a good
cellar, In the neighborhood Of the City Hall Pos
session given Immediately. For particulars ap-
apply to Mrs. MARY b. ALEXANDER, No
531 18th street ap3-3t
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QUITE CROWD was collected yesterday in
front of the Naval Monument in the Capitol
grounds, gazing at some gutta percha mail
bags, which were floating in the water, the
design of the inventor being to demonstrate
their capability of protecting mails from wet.
A placard affixed to the railing explained
them to be Aliens mail bags, full Of papers"
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GRACE CHURCH FAIR-To-nigbt is tho last
night of this interesting festival, and will
doubtless be fully attended, as everybody
must wish TO purchase some memento to recall
the delightful hours spent here during the
continuance Of the fair.
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DARE CHANCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
H. offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on Sd street, few feet south Of Pa avenue. Their
situation cannot be excelled for either business or
residence Sites and will be sold at great sacri-
fee. He. NARROWER
Terms: A small cash payment, and the bal
ance In 1, 2, 3, and years Residence, No. 6,
north street, Capitol HILL
feb 23-tf
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Mr. Editor: Will you be kind enough 10
call the attention Of our public authorities to
the dlsgraceful and unwholesome condition of
Twelfth street, between + and streets. The
cutters are filled with every imaginable kind
Of filth, and otfal lies in cart loads in the mid.
die of the street. As public benefactor
appeal to you for aid in the premises-and if
by proper exposure of the public officers
who thus neglect their plain duty, this portion
Of the city is rendered habitable, you will
receive the most harty thanks Of ali who are
so unfortunate as to reside in this neglected,
filthy, and loathsome part of Washington
No 400 Twelfth street. CRY.
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der Company on Thursday evening next,
should not be forgotten by terpsichoreans, or
the lovers of the fair sex, as an evening of I'M
alleged pleasure will be enjoyed by all present.
With the American" boys will
''The bright and youthful dancers meet,
With laughing lips and wing ID feetr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-05

KIDwELL's Ice We learn that the north
ern dealers in ice, owing to the unusual mild
ness Of the past winter, design increasing the
rates for ice this summer, in view of its anti
cipated scarcity. Those who expect to want
the article, had therefore better contract with
Mr.. Kidwell for their summer supplies, before
prices 90 up. Sec advertisement.
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WAN TED-A YOUTH IN RETAIL
w Drug Store. One who can compound pre-
scriptions. Must come well recommended. APP
ply at this Office. ap 2-eo2w*
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-A THREE-STORY
frame House, with two-story back building,
situated on Virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, In the seventh Ward, near the Smith
sonian Institute. Terms easy. Apply to VIM.
X. RILEY, corner 9Th street, opposite Centre
Market ap2-1w
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WANTED.-A PURCHASER FOR g., 900
w worth Of Deed of Trust Bonds, secured on
property worth twice the amount Address,
stating where the party can be seen, to Box No
II, Star Office. ap3- eo3t*
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nor rem T-SEVERAL HANDSOME
Il Rooms, including ParlOr and Chamber,
with board
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at
Mrs. BRYANT'S, No. 1903 street, between 18th
and 18th. mar 1S-eO1m
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ENOR RENT-EAST OF THE CAPITOL,
l. two story frame House, containing four
rooms and Kitchen, with large and fine garden at
iached and pump Of never-failing water at the
door. Possession given Immediately. For terms
apply to G. l.. BALDWIN, corner b and Tenth
streets, east Of the Capitol an 5-3t*
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FOR SALE.-THE SHOW WINDOW AND
Fixtures Of small Millinery Store which ia
suitable :or any kind of business Should any
one wish to take the place, the rent is for store
ana mousse Se per month Address Box IL at this
once ap4-3t*
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IDESrIFIED.-This morning. two axes, con-
shutting portion of the goods stolen by Bar.
ton and Moody, who were convicted at the
late term of the Criminal Court, and sentenc.
ed to the Penitentiary, were Identified by
Mrs. Duvall as her property.
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| NIANTED-AT L H Z EBBITT HOUSE,
w 233 street, three good colored walters -
Apply Immediately. ap1-1w*
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WANTS.,

WANTED.-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN,
w a good book keeper, who has 81 500 to
81, 600 to invest, wishes to purchase interest In
an established business In this or an adjoining
city. The advertiser is man Of family, Of ire
proac liable habits, and can furnish the highest
and best references. Address Box No $50 Pos.
Office. ap5-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-05

The " Fairy Star pray have You seen her
Who charms our hearts-our wits entrances,
Whose beauty, action, form, demeanor-
And most exquisite songs and dances
has caused such
G. commotIon In the country through ,"
II not, remember that tonight is the last of
Miss Robertson engagement here. Ifyou have
seen her act, you will surely bear in mind it
Is her benefit night No bill could be pre-
sented better adapted to exhibit her wonder
fully versatile talents.
Mr.. Dion Bourcicault, the well known au-
thor of many excellent plays. will also appear
as " Sir Charles Coldstream' in the 4" Used
Up" Notwithstanding the frequent obser-
vstiOns to the contrary by that character, the
auditors this evening will find that there is
I0m>tkIng in it, L.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Several cases Of no great
Importance were disposed Of yesterday. On
Thursday, the appeal case Of Qusntrill rs
Random was given to the jury, but they failed
70 return a verdict and were discharged. The
Jurors have been dismissed till Monday, but
'ne court was in session.
W. K. RILEY, corner Of Eighth street, Of
isb q large assortment Of cheap and hand
sme parssOls. Prepare yourselves for the
aercs sun-glare that will doubtless follow the
present "cOol SPELL
ZEE ODD FELLOWS Of Columbia Lodge have
luheral procession tomorrow afternoon, for
Sne purpose Of conveying to the " city Of the
usad the remains Of a deceased brother.
ARRESTED -keene who was confined in the
nax County Jail for murder and escaped,
arrested In Alexandria yesterday by OIL
Ger Chipley.
orkiss WORK AS the season for building
Ns Iairly opened our friends attention is di.
.Sved 10 the card of Entwisle Barron, car.
Fnters and builders.
taE TRINITY CHURCH FAIR at Odd Fellous'
naIi doing fine business.
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A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO SECUREA
"A Room, comfortably furnished, with board,
for the summer. Location between 9th and 18th
street, and n street and Penna avenue. Private
family preferred. Address, Through City Post
Once, stating terms, location, &c, J. WASH
INGTON WILLIAMS ap5-N*
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hEkEsrED -keene who was confined in the
-Hrfax County Jail for murder and escaped.
arrested In Alexandria yesterday by OIL
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IMPORTANT TO BEEKEEPERS-Wsnte
Il to purchase to SO Hives Of Bees to experiment
with. The most perfect Bee Hive yet patented
Town, County and State Rights for sale and hire,
and full information given at corner ST. north
ard First street east, or through the Post Office
by addressing J. A. H. tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-05

LEE TRINITY CHURCH FAIR at Odd Felloys'
sAali doing q fine business.
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tsE ODD FELLOWS Of Columbia Lodge have
funeral procession tomorrow afternoon, for
ae purpose Of conveying to the " city Of the
1eau the remains Of a deceased brother.
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EARLY COPIES

The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from, the rr,.-
sherss;ive additional value to these Ecprnts Ssps
ring tile present exciting state Of European IN IN -
they he placed in the hands Of tae ,us, :
soon a4 the original editions:
s7 TERMS.
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CORA and the doctor;
I : scenes in the Practice Of a New York Surgeon;
Tie Hearth Stone. by Saul. 0Sgood;
The Hidden Path, by Marion ltar!aud
The School Of Life, b Anna Mary UoWett;
Poetry Mystery Dreams, by Chas. D. Leland;
The Slave Of the Lamp, By WIN. North;
Which: Right the Lct.
The News BOY; 81.
Wolfert's Ro6st, b$ Washington Irving;.
IIcroinrs Of History. b. Mary L. IT.~ett;
Tile Wrinkles, the Merry Honomaniscs;
Life among the Normnns;
Rogers Treasures Of English Words.
Together with large OF the best works IL the
For sale by JOHN H. THOMPSON
ccI3 III
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SETTLE
an ACCOUNT Of change in tieir firm, all persons in
" lebted subscribers their Retail Store
nesy requested ht ready settlement the LIST o! Jan
aar, by cash otherwise. and all persons having claims
against the firm will present the s7mc for liquidation
MrCLALLE-SS h KNOX.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. I, sprigs House Emporium!!
CLOTHS, cASSIJiERRS & TESTINGs.

RAKR pleasure In being able say my old
and u: fashensie eolnmauity that lhays just returned
tTe Ne Yo and have been able procure the FASH
tnRbs Goods for the that the Great Emporium New
49E from France aud he old Sountriss and hav
S ditPCnagG VIII the Jse Of Common Clothing, gives
preT6on and time 70 attend 10 the Of all Of my
Ssssouscls II the Fashionable way. Ny stock
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/ issolution of Co-Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
Garion, Matthews Co. is this day dissolved 'y mutual
J. NJ Matthews Co.. who will continue the bust
meas will Of ;hs late FIRM 7ettling ,rr
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NOTICE@EXTRA.
khave HfaA stock CT Common Clothing that Will dis
Ro4e Of At cost less, 10 make for Spring
Srn s. RICE.
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Many and just objections made to all the ordinary Lin
day account Of their o' smell, aud the
insight, often left UPON the skin. wonderful fact
which verified the aktOIislmt mt Of the most pro-
oun delight Of fastid!ous patients is that
in addition to its surprising curative effects, Il Is the
healthil nnA agreeable perfume To any part Of
the skin TO which may applied nParts aud nat
urai ;o Which for many hours snd leaves the vtvsy
of healthy sEn, Instead Of the erected AID cap
AuDvarance which result OF Ilmcst all other
res thai purpose leicr, ludS's toilet
supplied knows its excellent qualities in this
rct To realize agreeable odoT you Iced but open
bottle and try for yourself
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New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
"EkecP ths Encnd and E;cct GeNsred:n
NITIZEES 81 Wheeling Crl v:imityThis old maxim for
4 health rsn'rd that itay not r aui+s to call y" ur
attention my Fall Winter stock Of Rcq shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas .ai Carpet Sacks, the corner Of Market
anil Monroe streets, where you will ind great variety Of
fashionable lately received Goods suitable to the ss"son at
low prcr=.
Very thankful fer h: liberal patronage received since
coming amongst respectfully solicit all TO call and
examine stock IL will be pleasnr" TO and wait On
vou,l thus uniting labor With rest that may give their on
spring health, AMI this aiding industry and economy
may have health.
Ladies, If wish purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Hpnnets sure,
Call at the obi Post Office, opposite the McIMre.
Gentlemen il wish purchase fashionable Cap or
Kat.
Call al the above place, where you will get-that
To Country M.rcAants have Goods dispose of
low price,.
orIl WATSON
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Payments 70 De Ml'1de IN MI clI&fS a nlri4t
~ Money cMrrHntin The Stdte sahere iantf
4ollE Dc reseIcett as par.
CT1TRRJNG

discount Of twenty-five per cent from the ah,r 49,
will be allowed to clubs ordering direct from L. seat, 10
four copies Of any Of til. above work, H.,
Four copies OF BlHcEwoo OF Review al b. ,,,
one address for 5000, four copies Of she four
Lakewood for $50; and SO on.
POSTAGE.
In ali he principal cities and Towns these xorg. V
delivered Free OF Postnse. When sen. 5s nj. =
the Postage TO auy part OF the United Stat, " 4 = \
'Twcnty-R Gents a year ror 'Rlacsvsol' =, ).
EomrteeM Gents year for eacl Of thu Rsy!ss.
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BLACK. sRoTS q GEEEY ~ ELY g5gEi OLIVE AND

AsaAlk and Wool Cashneretts, all shades and eoIors
BoabaDe, DrAplter smmeT Cloths, Linen and Grass cloths
Ae for raAknE Rrock, Dress Back and Business Coat
FTeleh, English and American caEsiaeres also, Ducks
en- pcillnEE, &c. for making PRnts
VeSings, have the beautiful selection eter
looked at Ia city all efWhIch prepared make
Up IN me ost Sad best style a. have secured
Mt BG2sELs services Gutter for the coming season,
feei eeTtAi In saving tat
any house Rsst ofithe mountains.
eonnseton with the above Ihavc beautiful
- Furnishing Goods, all One GeASouabs and fasionable
eoESstnG Of Coth, Cashmere, CaSImereti, Bonbazne
faS. Linen Drabta and Plain Linen FrOcE Dress and Bus.
eis Goats Vets and Pants, made from the most PashCna.
Die AID SsSSenahle GSSds, In great variety.
sos Linen and Cotton ShrtA, Six, Linen la1nhs
GoStS and Drawers: Cfavats Stocks Collars
OloTes and SuspeRdeE
Hoacry In variety aIso every other article
GeIsofnplestnE SentetIRn'S wardrobe.
tht shove named articles, together With many etherg
can bS found a my Store, No. SprIsg House.
Hease calm and take look, 1ad nuch oh'Ss you're,
LHr21 g. RICE
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w. y &. Von6ersa,iG5: 80
with rheumatism back, fo- the last six months not
ahle to get bed without help and agent in our
city is!str trying bottle OF Chang Fhu Linurnt
and Ivy what effect would hav; "nde bottle has reiisys
me so much that able get out bed without df
Guilty has bcln blessing just try for YOURSELF aud
you ""' &c Ms. NJ COCHRAN.
's'''' ''''' + ii. LOGAN & CO.,
ny7:iy Bridge Corner.
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The farmers Guide,
SCIE.S7IEYE AND I3R.fCTIt ~

To SCIENTIFIC IND PR.fCTYC, IL L.
"a RTCiFLTERE.
By HENRY STsrHESs. p. IT, s., Of Edinburgh, al tn ii.
r. Moron, Professor of Sc!cnfS .'ficulr, ia vi q
lege, New Haven. Vcl-. Royal Gets 20 i5D pA.. -
numerous Wood and Steel Engraving
THIS -, eonfessSdly, tac most complete work en- tr
ture ever published, and ia order yvcit Hirr c,.
tion the publishers have resolved to reduce the Pre- "a
Five DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES
When cent by mail (noSt paid To California HI
price will be S. To other part Of the Cnicr H
ada (po't-nEIiI 9G. This cork Is S0g III .E"gyl
thc Farm"
Remlttauces for any Of the above qualification, ,h,s
ways be addressed, posi- paid to the Puhi-l'.r..
LEONARD SCOTT 4 Co.
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CO.PARI'N ILRSHIP.
INIIE undersigned have formed! cDparnersp uudsr the
". Matthews Co. for the PURPOSE nf cnn.urt
Forwarding and Produce Commission Business and
respectfully solicit continuance Of tire favors extended to
the late aru OF Gordon, Matthews Il CO.
J. N. MATTHEW'S
JAMES Cuttings
Wheeling, January. 1876. jrS
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meat Is CLOSELY criticized, whether oTfrted or
it's shortcomings feRrlesSly pointer, out III. lett
tCRIMEA and from the BALTIC in RlEckSoSi.. NJ 5S
from efits most popular contributors give
liDe 2ni reahle account ef the movement. Of Ia.
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These Periodicals ably represent the thr,. -r.,, -
parties OF CirraI Fritaln-Whis Tory, and Kt.,pI =
politics forms only one feature Of their character
OF the profound writer's Sci-nce I..rstrr We
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the scholar and the professional man, while to r
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