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Bv JAS c, MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM.
proved Property in the Northern Liber.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM.
proved Property in the Northern Liber.
ties ut Public Auctisn.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, July 10th, at O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell part Of Lot No. in square
4l6, fronting as feet inches ON Seventh str, ct
west, at the corner Of north street, running back
100 feet to 10 feet alley.
Also, part Of Lot No. 2, same square, fronting
4S feet inches on Eighth street west at the
corner Of north street, running back 80 feet to
~ etalIey
Also, part Of Lot No 9, in square No 4l9, 'front.'
Ing rs feet on Seventh street west, between north
and streets, running back 100 feet, with the
Improvements, consisting Of small frame dwell
ling house.
Also, part Of Lot No 10, In square No 500,
fronting "a feet on Ninth street west, between
north l. and Al streets, running back l35 feet 9
inches to 50 feet alley, together with the i'm
Provements, consisting Of neat brick back build.
ing, containing four rooms, handsomely papered
and finished throughout, with a good fr, me
kitchen, stable, and other necessary outbuilding.
The grounds are handsomely laid out with
shrubbery, grape arbor, and fruit trees, and the
property is altogether very desirable.
Terms One-third cash the residue I'm 6, u,
and 10 months, with interest, satisfactorily secur-
I'd. JAS. G.. MCGUIRE
ty lid Auctioneer
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BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
MALL BARNARn 4 Co Washinnfnn \

DLEASANT REsiDENCE GEOaGE.
town at Auction. On nj o N DA Y
AFTERNOON, the 14th instant, at SIX o'clock,
Immediately sfter the sale Of Lots) we will sell
In front Of the premises, Lot los, In Bealls add
ton to Georgetown, on the corner Of Bean and
Montgomery streets 121 feet by SO feet IL inches,
lately put Ia first rate repair, containing nine
rooms, kitchen, wash rooms, cellar, &c This
is "a very pleasant location, and a comfortable
house; pump Of good water bet few feet from
the house.
Terms: One-fourtb cash the remainder in
equal payments at /, 2, and years from day Of
sale, bearing interest and satisfactorily secured
To persons in want Of house this Is a chance
jy 10-td BARNARD d BUCKLEY Auct,rs
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Financial

New YORK, July III = Stocks are dull: Chi.
cago and Rock Island IS; Cumberland ga.
Illinois Central shares l04i; Michigan South
ern 1OO5i New York Central 93t; Reading 9II;
Penn. Coal Co. 1921; Virginia 6's 93s; Mis-
souri, 6's S5s.
Sterling exchange is hrm at 10 per cent.
premium.
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Baltimore Msrketa

BALTIMORE, July l1.-Flour is steady. How
ard street S675, new City Mills 81.
Wheat is firm; new red 81 50asl SIS, white
81 65aSl75. Corn has advanced; white 5sa
64c., yellow 59a62c.
Provisions are frmer. Bacon-Shoulders
s;c., sides l2c. Mess pork SCI. Lard In bbls.
l2.c per ID.
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AUCTICr SALEa
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
OSITIvE SALE OF VALUABLE
i Building Lets On 1 street north and
Third street wsst.-The subscriber will sell at
public sale on TUESDAY, the sth dapof July,
1856, at 6k O'Clock p. m, on the premises
Lots Nos. Is, IL, IS, 10, 20, 81, u, and %, in
Square No. 52s. Lots Nos. 10, Il, Is, 10, 20, and
81 front % feet inches each on street north, be-
tween ID and 9Th streets west, by 30 feet deep to
an alley and Lots % and % Il feet inches each
feet deep to an alley.
The above lots are located In a most desirable
ana rapidly Improving part Of the city, and offer
s.n rare opportunity to persons desiring to build or
Terms; One third cash, and balance In one and
TWO years. Tor notes bearing interest secured upon
tne properly oy deed in trust and II not complied
be resod at the risk and expense Of the purchaser
CHAS. 3. WALLACH, Attorney
Je1-eoo&ds J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctr.
DThe above sale IL postponed I'm eop.e.
quence Of the rain until FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, July 1lth, at O'Clock, on the premises
CHAS. W. WALLACE, Attorney
jy9d j. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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STILL SELLING OFE

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY DRESS
" GOODS.-We have marked down still lower
all Fancy Dress Silks, Plain Bereges, Figured
Silk Tissues and Bereges, French Lawns, Chint-
yes, and Figured Brilliants.
SO pieces more Of those rich Plaid Ginehams al
l6 cents, worth IS
600 yards extra good Printed Lawns at lax cents
all fast colors
In fact, we shall sell off every article In fancy
styles in Spring and Summer Goods at extremely
low prices for cash, In order to close them Out
this season.
We have remaining about-50 SILK and Lace
Mantillas, which we desire to sell, and will offer
them at cost black Lace Scarfs and Lace Points,
at reduced prices.
Also, in store A full stock Of Staple Goods, In
supeifne Shifting Cottons and Linens, Sheetings,
figured and striped Shifting Linens 100 Allen
dale Counterpaines, Toweling, Table Diapers
and Napkins, with many desirable articles for
the present season, all Of the best class, and will
be sold at the lowest market prices for cash. or TO
prompt paying customers. All articles warranted
to prove as represented, and goods cut OF cannot
be taken back COLLEY & SEARS,
je 3O-eo2w 523 7th st 3 doors above Pa. av
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BY JAS. C. Mes UlRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 10Th
street, between G and III atreets aarfh

Y street. between G and III streets north.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 18TH at6k
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part Of Lot
No. Ia, in square 2i5, having front on the west
H streets, running back 100 feet, containing 600
square feet
The above. described property is handsomely
located, and in rapidly Improving neighbor-
hood
Title indisputable.
Terms: One third cash; balance In 9, IL and 1s
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed OF trust on the premises
All conveyancing at the cost Of purchasers
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
jy l0-d AlIctioneer
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Three Days Later from Europe

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Cuuard steamer
AFRICA rs reported of Sandy Hook. but owing
20 tne Hook Line Telegraph being imperative
evening papers.
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UCitrat. Of Magne.ia, an ..r...s,.

aud laxative extensively the cont
rents OF Europe ana America Manufactured daily sods
FOUNTAINS Of new and highly approved construction
choice lot Of Havana Cigars with full ,upply OF epe Par
iumery Hair Brushes Combs Shaving Brushes ToeG
Goods generally just received direct Importation
iLaAS'S New Drug Store, $50 Pepnsylvsnis svsnus.
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New Orleans Markets

New ORLEANS, July e.-Cotton il easier
sales for three days 8. 500 bales; middling 10,
aioic. Sterling exchange 10 per cent pre-
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BY BARNARD & BUCKEY Georyetown

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY Georgetown.
(WALL, BARNARD 4 Co., Washington
VALUABLE Bull DING TSIN
Georgetown ut Auctien.-On MONDAY
AFTERNOON, the 14th instant, at O'Clock
we will sell, In front Of the premises part Of LOT
NO %, fronting 20 feet on the north side Of Beall
street, between Congress and Washington streets
and running back 120 feet.
Also, immediately thereafter, part OF lots 2i6
and DAT, fronting 80 feet on west side Of Wash
ington street west, and running back 100 feet
Both OF these lots are valu able and In good 10.
calities
Terms at the sale
jy lid BARNARD BUCKLEY, Aucts
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Shin Burnt

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE ship Golden
3ate, hence for Bombay, before reported at
fefnamouco In distress, was burnt 10 the
of Msy last.
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The GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. BREcHER,-
ITO ye into all the world, and shoot the Cos
pei at every creature"
r. Six cOnsOnants consecutively occur in
the name of Jaentschke, hotel keeper in
Fayette county, Texas 1t would be difficult
10 crowd another consonant in.
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WHAT WOULD BE AN APPROPRIATE
w present to take or send home to your wives
and daughters -Four, Eve, or a dozen pieces OF
new and fashionable music, selected from the loi
Just received at the great Piano Forte and Music
Establishment Of JOHN r. ELLIE
je0 3O6 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10Th SIS.
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DIED.,

On the 10th instant, ELLA, aged months
Youngest child Of Martha f. and Thomas W
Howard.
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WE WILL COMMENCE FROM TIL

VUE WILL COMMENCE FROM THE
w date Of this advertisement to rem of tie en-
tire balance Of our stock CT Summer silks, silk
and Berege Robes, Orgardy and Lawn Robes,
Twisted Silk Robes, Figure d and Plain Beleges,
French Lawns, Printed Organdies, rich Figured
ChaIlies, Foulard Silks, Chally de LANES, Light
Figured Mouslaines, and other kiuds OF Summer
Dress foods at prime cost for cash.
Our assortment Of the above goods is perhaps
much larger than that Of any other house In this
city; consequently the inducements we offer to
purchasers at this season by putting our goods
down at cost are very great, and should be ia ken
advantage of by all who buy for cash and who
wi,h to dispose OF their money 70 the best advan-
tage.
and our house is the place Every one is invited
to call. Those who wish to get the best bargains
should come Immediately.
We have great many other goods not mention
ed above which we will sell equally cheap for
e sh.
CLA6ETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
jv 9-10t corner Penn. ave-, and 9th street.
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BLACKISrONE,s PAVILION,

THIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL BE
H. open on the Sd day OF July for the &c a
commodation Of visitors. The subscriber Inn
has engaged first rate Cotillion Band for.A..A
the season, and with his large and spendd Ball
com Cfers vast ind ocements 10 the lovers Of the
dance. Ais table will be constantly supplied
with all the Injuries OF the Potomac, and his Bar
with the choicest liquors.
This is known TO be one Of the healthiest places
on the river, being situated between Blackstone
and st Catharine's Islands.
There will be celebration on the 9th Of July
and Ball and public Cotillion Parties on Thurs
day, 2ith July, Thursday, 7th August, and Thurs
day 2lst Of August.
during the watering season. on Tuesdays and Fri
days going down, and will stop for passengers on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, On her return trips
Board-s1 per day FOR week or Longer; 81 rs
less than a week
je25-2m GEORGE. w. BLACKSTONE
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AUCTION BALES.

NJ 31h''' y 4"C0OI1NL, hUCtIUHetT.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
Island Mt Auctien.--On MONDAY AT
FEkNOON, July 14th, at 8 O'Clock, On the prem.
ises, shall sell lots Nos @, Z, 10, and 81, square
46S, fronting respectively on south II between
9th and 9TH streets west, and on 9th street west,
between 6 and ii SITS south
Terms: One fourth cash. and the residue in
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest,
satisfactorily secured.
jy lid JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct,r.
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GBAs9eAeaIC asws

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Bf HOUSE PAINTING fELEGRAPB
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ID VIM. A. BatcheIor,s Hair Dye.LGr.y.

dyed instantly Bssutiful
raj Brown or HACK without the least injury
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded VIM
A Bachelor since lsSs, and applications
been made TO the Ha Of his patrons Of his Dye.
frudice against Dying the Hair aud whskers
III would be against covering bald head with 4 wig
WN A BATcHELoR's HAIR produces color not 3. b.
from nature and is
In the least however long Il may be continued.
sold In Al cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name and address upon .
plate engraving, four sides wILIah
A. BACHELOR, e33 Broadway, New York
sTFor sale by CHAs sToTT, Pennsylvania avenue
O f-eosm
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NY LORD, The DUKE OF b joking.
lV1 ham u taken. Hand him a copy Of Mrs
stephens new Magazine, and say there are more
left. Also, other new publications, at
FERGUSON'S,
lie 30 next to hammond, 4S6 9TH street.
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hsSAckATlNkf-is question asked daily by hundreds
answer, without hesitation fear
the only article known which el do promises for
ne human hair IL viii is growth-it will stop
iaIng-t Will restore its natural color
Dye, but speedy and efcscous bottles
81; pnts ga quarts S. Advertisement on
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UHOR SALE.-A PORTABLE STEAM EN-
Il CINE, three horse power. locomotive boiler.
IL has been In at this ONCE and Is offered for
sale because IL Is replaced with an engine of much
greater power Ii win he found extremely ser
viceable, and will be sold low for cash. je A-u
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XHTIRE DISH COVERS, rouai aad oblong
w all sizes, for sale low by
jes-u g. FRANCIS, 40 9Th street.
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loE LIE uiuculty OF ulspOslng OF the children.
She was allowed until noon to-day to obtain
security that she would not become charge
able to the Corporation, or to leave the city
She has been noticed before by the officers,
who had been watching her as .cnuspiciOus
person. She has been in this District some
months.
A LOUISIANA CLUB.-At a meeting of Louis
ianians now residing in Washington, held at
the rooms Of the Hon. I &. Davidson, on
Thursday, 10th inst, for the purpose of form
ing an association to further the election of
Buchanan and breckenridge, and to act in
conjunction with the Democratic organiza-
tions in Louisiana and the National Resident
Committee Of this city, Jeremiah Boyd was
called to the chair and John W. Nixon ap.
pointed secretary. 1t was resolved that q
club of Louisianians be formed, to be known
as the Louisiana Democratic Club" of Wash.
ington city. Alexander Dimitry was pro-
posed as tho permanent president, and S. F.
Glenn as corresponding secretary, and unanl-
mOusly chosen On motion, all Louisianians
residing in w ashington, favorable to the elec-
ton of Buchanan and Breckenridge, were in.
vited to join the club.
THROWING VIrRIoL a gentle.
man and his wife stopped on the avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, to converse
met. While the ladies were talking some one
threw vitriol at them, or one of them, which
came near spelling their dresses. Why this
was done, and who did it, is mystery. There
are persons malicious enough to do this, but
they are seldom caught in the act We be-
lieve that one man is now in Jail for trial at
court. who is charged with having attempted
to administer vitriol to colored boy and
throwing it on a valuable dog
Witnessing the examination
of the Fourth district primary school, in
charge Of Miss Anna Adams, we were aston.
ished at the correctness with which the va.
rious questions were answered by her pupils,
who acquitted themselves to the entire salts.
faction of those present. Miss Adams de-
serves the thanks Of the citizens for the faith
full discharge Of her responsible duties. The
odore Wheeler, Esq, conducted the examina-
ton. -
Cross FIRING Ellen Cusick and Ann Gus
lex got into difficulty on Wednesday, which
resulted in each charging the other with as
sault and battery. Justice Ofutt disposed of
the cases by holding both to bail for peace.
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800 REWARD.

CToLES from the ciber at his residence, sATUR
- DAY NIGHT, the y tn Of August, PORTE MONEY,
containing $3.50 IN bank and five dollars in gold
and the following valuable papers, to-wit
One note drawn by VIM. nodson, and Thos McNely Sc
cury for 4T5 49, dated about the n May 1885, and due
1st January, 1851, and payable 70 the subscriber;
One drawn by A. H. hicks for $lz5 In my favor, and
due lst January, 1851; $50.
One check on the Bank Of Nashville drawn by VIM. H.
Horn my favor for $40 dated about the middle Of August
1856; ~ pa .. .-. ..
One check on the Treasurer Of the corporation OF Nash
ve favor Of J. B. Petit for s204 So dated August goth,
1886;
One check on the same $40 rs favor OF W. T. Mea-
cham, dated August 7th, 1885,
One check the for $751; in favor Of Isham Dyer,
dated August LIST, 1856;
One check on the same for s27 of John O. Pente-
cost dared August LIST, 1856
One check the for s37 IT, in favor Jno Love,
dated July fifth, 1856;
And other papers Of minor importance.
OF the bank stolen 800 note the Plan
ters Bank Of Tennessee another IS note the O
Bank Of louisiana blue back the face printed part in
FeIch and part in ngiish and mother was note ON the
Bank Of Ten for g. ISSUE letter A. No SSH pay
able at Nashville The other bank notes not recoected
or the gold, piece English coin OF the value OF
81 IS, and dated 1904, presented to me at my birth
The Porte Monte Of black embossed leather with
srong frame large size the first opening contained
pockets closed with steel clasp working pivot; the
opening contained pockets and closed with spring
in the middle memorandum book nearly filled with
entries most Of which have been erased with pen.
will give $5n for the Port Monte and contents, and $50
additional for the apprehension and conviction Of the thief
persons cautioned against trading for either Of the
above notes checks as payment has been stopped.
sept 1-Iw h. A. RAW0RTH.
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MONDAY, SEPT. /, 1853.


Q
We devote all of our available space
this morning to the very able speech made
by Maj. Donelson at the Union Meeting
held in this city in 1850, after the adjourn
ment of the notorious Southern Conven-
ton. The meeting was composed of wings
and democrats who condemned the action
of the Convention, and its proceedings
were a true reflection of the sentiment of
Tennessee. Since that time the condemn
ed Nulli6ers and Secessionists have obtain
ed the control of the old democratic or
ganization, and Mr.. Buchanan who was in
correspondence with them in 1850, and
sympathzed with them, is now the candi-
date of the party for the Presidency; whilst
men who were then with Maj Donelson
are now denouncing him and fellowship
with the traitors of 1850. -sea
We commend this patriotic speech to all
lovers of the Union.
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The Union and american VS.. Gem. zoI-
1fcoffer.

The Union and american VS. Gem. EOl-
licOffer.
The Unios- and American repubIished
the following paragraph on the 2Sth ult.,
and upon the authority of the Madisoniaa
printed at Jackson, in this State, attribu-
ted it to Gen. ZoIIIcoFFER, and declared it
was read by Gen. HASKELL during the de-
livery of bis second Fillmore speech in
ssFilltnore stock is rising, but Buchanan is
sure to carry Pennsylvania. ~ Cant you
help us to divide the South, and thus throw
the ouus of bringing the election (of President)
info the House, upon the Democrats" Al 4
Upon this paragraph, with the conception
of which Gen. ZoLI1coFFER had no more
to do than the editors of the Union and
american, our neighbors commented in
manner very unjust tothe General. What
Gen. Zo1ucoFFER did write, and what Gen.
HASKELL did read, had been, week prior
to the 2sth ult., published in the Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer and commented on in
the democratic appeal, and we were aston
ished when wersaw the above paragraph in
the Union and american. We hope our
neighbOrs would not willingly do the Gen.
eral an injury; and, believing they would
not, we call upon them in justice to him to
re-publish what he really wrote: Here is
the extract from his letter, as given by the
Eagle and Enquirer. Our number of the
Eagle and EnqHirer containing it having
been mislaid, we copy from the Augusta
Chronicle
"Mr Fillmore will carry New York, New Jersey,
and think California Mr. Buchanan will proba>
bic carry no Northern State but Pennsylvania Ere
mont will probably get the remaining l0S votes Of
the North. If Buchanan could add the whole cleo
toral vote Of the South l20) to the vote Of Penn
sslvania (27) he would fail of an election by the
popular vote, by two votes II Mr. Fillmore could
unite the South New York he scould Be elected BY
The popular vos Why should We not urge that
view 10 the South? Why not put upon Buchanan's
friends the Onus Of defending an election by the
HouseS Wkers his suggestion to Jackson and Clay
imply he would be good at Intrigue, and where, il
be failed his friends think Breckenridge would be-
come President in default of House election B
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hooks ana stationery

hooks and Stationery.
INVITE the attention Of the Public to my large well
elsSted STOCK Of Books, Papers, Stationery and Fancy
Goods;
COUNTRv MERCHANTS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS
Can be supplied with School Books OF all kinds at the lowest
prces.
For College, Academies Public and Private Schools
SANITY on hand
- MEDICAL BOOKS,
complete assortment Of Books published By blanchard
4 Lea, which viii be sold at Catalogue prices.
RELIGI Us BOOKS
Board American Sunday School Union, American Tract
Society, American Bible Society, and the Massachusetts,
Sabbath School Society.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Standard Prose and Poetry together With the
new Publications OF the day.
s. CHILDRENs BOOKS.
Particular attention has been given TO this department.
More than 1000 volumes OF the best Juvenile Book now
published. Parent, examine them
a--F .rrt.7t.1 BLANK BOOKS. -
Such Pass Books, Bill Books Note Books Day Books,
Journals lie gers, Copy Books Composition Books, Oiaryas
FANCY GOODS
Work Boxes Paper Mache Desks, Portfolios, Backgsn-
Boards Chess Men, hess Table, Craftsmen, Gold and
Pearl Pen Hollers Pearl and lvry Folders Poreupine
Pen Holders Gold Fountain Pens China lux sets, Bronze
Ink sets, &c.
Letter Presses Copying Books, Check Books on AL the
Banks Commercial Note Paper, Envelopes Red Black and
Blue INKS Stand, Pen Racks, Check TINS, trasers Pen
Makers Gold and see Pens, Bill Paper Red Tape, Bznkers
- CHARLES W. SMITH,
aug90 Il College Street.
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OURuANT % adscrse - the CAAncefy CoHr4 ni GarA4gr
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6Fuss. and sbpu 80 aides fon tgen = stl9ou hat .
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au1cieat . pay ne e su cre 81 Be TFe ofan
nna TIE gaAfs notes ssh spefsFsa seeuiitaa vi h re
81 a he pu chase, And hfa "a - ret4ne1 - and
- tfe Farshe.e eney he lnsnpp price arse n he
aeefee. A. 10 ~. AeIs. :. Will hARfs
sepfi--gin PIiHizFs re IS Gee.
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s9- Our neighbors of the Union and
Ameyican are bold men, and never hesitate
to assume the responsibility Of an opinion,
when it is upon a material point. This is
trait in their character we admire, and
we hope, as we believe, that we never will
find our admiration upon this point ground
less. Now We have question or two up
on material point, which We pat to the
candor and courage Of our neighbors, and
hope for q speedy answer. a nF.
Did Gen. Jackson have any grounds to
believe that there was a bargain between
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Adams about the Presi-
dency and the secretaryship Of siatei II
so, what we're the grounds Of his belief
VIII our neighbors answer