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AN IMPROVEMENT UPON THE BALM OF THOU
SAND FLOwERs.-Fontaine's Cream of Wild
Flowers--com bining, in a solid form, the
choicest virtues of the Balm Of Thousand
Flowers-imparts delicious softness, white
ness, and fragrance to the hands and face :;
prevents chapping; removes tan and freckles,
and Is an antidote against eruptions. 1t Gre
ates an emollient lather in shaving, and is the
best article for washing infants and children
IN use. Being solid. it is used like soap
may be carried anywhere-and its effects are
warranted to be satisfactory. For sale by
Taylor Maury, and by druggists generally
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Proposals for Binding
OFFICE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE Sd
September ~, 1855 (


OFFICE SHcRRrARY OF THE SKSATi 81
September ~, 1885 (
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE- RE-
- ceived by the Secretary Of the Senate until IL
O'Clock, noon, Of Saturday, the 10th ofSeptembsr
instant. for binding the Congressional Globe ana
Appendix for the Hrst and second sessions Of the
Thirty-four Congress, ordered by the Senate
The volumes are to be bound uniformly with the
sample to be seen at the Secretary's ONCE. In q
strong and Substantial manner, with Russia leath-
er backs and corners, with No IS binders boards
and covered with marble paper; and the price
for binding TO include waste paper and all other
materials. The binding TO be executed TO the
satisfaction Of the Secretary Of the Senate, or
such person as he may employ to inspect the
WORK and IL any volumes are not bound to his
satisfaction, the contractor will be requi!ed 10 re
bind them without additional cha'ge. or they
Will be rebound at his expense, as the Secretary
may direct; and IL thew cannot be rebound, the
contractor will be required TO pay for them The
Globe and Appendix for the first and second ses-
sions Will be In three volumes, sv, raging about
Thirteen hundred pages each A separate propo-
sal will be received for all the copies Of each
volume. They must be delivered one half before
the d st Monday in December, and the residue on
or before the first Monday in January next The
volumes will be paid for as they are delivered
IL the lowest rates proposed 81 ould be offered
by two or more persons, the work will be di yided
equally between them, IL the proposals are in
other respects approved. Satisfactory security In
It's faithful performance No proposal will be
received from any person not actually engaged In
the business Of book binding.
The time when the volumes will be ready for
the binder may be known on inquiry at the G che
Once se1s-2t
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sPIRIr " TIE MORNING PRESS
The Union, in an article headed " The
Traitors of the Present Day." says:

The Union, in article headed The
Traitors of the Present Day." says:
"Our revolutionary sires had but one Arnold
Their descendants Of the present day have TO
contend against an organized army of Arnolds,
whose hands are already imbrued with the
blood Of brethren, and who are deliberately
striving, with fierce and unremitting blows, to
destroy that mighty and glorious edifce which
was reared by sages, patriots, and heroes,
who perilled their lives, their fortunes, and
their sacred honor in the undertaking
That Providence which watched over the
republic in its earliest days will not desert US
now. 1t cannot be that the sole remaining
asylum for the poor and oppressed OF All ma,
tions will be torn asundcr by civil dlscoro, anu
be given up to the intolerance, blgotry, ana
despotism Of fanatics, demagoSues, ana tfal-
tors 1t cannot be that one single link q tie
greatest copfederacy the world ever saw will
be broken-one star obliterated from that in
creasipg constellation whose light and lustre
are seen at the uttermost parts of the earth
1.-THE great mass of the American people
love the Union, and regard tho constitution
the palladium Of their liberties The danger
which now threatens both from the undis-
guised and revolutionary efforts of the Black
Republicans in part accounts for these mighty
and overwhelming Democratic demonstrations
which are cow Of almost daily occurrence in
every section of the Union, assuring the des.
pondept, confirming the strong in faith, and
and filing every patriotic heart with Joy, con-
fdence, and exultation The doom Of the
traitors is sealed. Fifteen States have al
ready declared, in language which cannot be
mlsunderstood, their adherence to the Union
and the constitution. The freemen of Penn
sylvania, New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, New Jersey, New Hampshire, and
Connecticut are rallying in numbers and with
spirit without parallel in the political his
tory Of the country. Who can doubt the issue
of the contest on the 4th day Of November ?"
The Inteliigsncsr is devoted to news and
correspondence.
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PERSONAL

49,. Thos. Hyer, tho pugilist, passed through
Petersburg, the other day, from q visit to the
Virginia Springs.
80. The artist of the Boston Franklin statue,
Mr.. Richard s. Greenough, is brother Of
Henry and Horatio Greenough He is now in
Paris, engaged in his art.
go. The first dramatic copyright in Phila-
delphia, under the new law for the protection
OF dramatic authors, was taken out on Satur-
day for 6ve-sct comedy called "Law and
Fashion" by the author, Mr.. Thomas II. FL
lott young gentleman connected with the
Ledger Office.
.... Mr.. Marcy's note to NJ de Sartiges, on
the new principle of maritime law proposed
by the Congress Of Paris, is occasioning much
sensation with the governments and the press
Of Europe. It's ability is generally praised,
and the sagacious logic of its conception is
admitted. yet its conclusions are generally re-
jected.
go. Euclid, the famous mathematician,
fourished about three hundred years before
Christ His place of residence was Alexan-
dria, which, on account Of the reputation 1t
acquired from him as the scat Of mathematics
science, continued to be the chief resort of the
students OF that science for hundreds Of years
after the death of Euclid. His works which
remain, have been much altered and mutt
lated, it is thought, by other hands
80. Mr. Paul Stillman, for many years q I
the head of one Of the departments Of the Nov
city Works, and q valued member of the Me-
chanics' Institute, died at Plain6eld, N j.,
on Thursday, from an extraordinary cause, -
an injury to his foot occasioned by tight
boot, worn but two hours, terminating ia NOR
tifcation. Amputation was followed by gen.
erai, and at last fatal prostration. hr. Still
man was forty five years of age at the time
Of his death. He was born in Rhode Island.
As a mechanic, he was very ingenious, having
contributed many improvements to steam ma.
chinery.
80. Frequent illusions are made in book S
and conversation to the "gay Lothario. -
Every libertine is called /" q gay Lothario. "
Lothario is one Of the characters represented
in Rowe's drama called the Fair Penitent.'
He is vicious fellow. who prides himself on
his conquests over female virtue This is the
model Lothario, whose name is made gen
eric term for libertines and such like rascals
1t appears to have been Rowe's intention to
make him despicable or odiOus person, but
owing to some deficiency Of art in the drama
fist, OF some perversity Of taste in human pa
ture, he is commonly the favorite of the spec
TAFT
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION may easily be
acquired by using the Balm of a Thousand
Ffoaoers." 1t will remove tan, pimpies, and
Jreehles from the skin, leaving it of soft and
roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at Shillington's, agent for
Washington, and all druggists
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NEW PAPER HANGINGs.

HOUSES TO LET AND FOR SALE TO
L command good price sh uld look rev ana
cheerful. Nothing improves the interior appear.
ance OF house so much at so small a cost as to
paper the walls throughout The subscriber has
q desirable assortment Of PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE CORD and
TASSELS, &c Intending TO sell at the loves;
remunerative prices soil cit call from my friends
and the public. ]. MARKRITER,
No SOD 9TH ST, next door TO Odd Fellows
Sc 1S-eo3t$ Hall.
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MHE SUBSCRIBER rs RECEIyING

TVHE SUbSCHTBEH IS KECETVING
I almost daily supplies Of fresh
Is H Of every kind usually
taken on the Potomac, such as Trout, Sa w alter
Tailors, Rock, Perch, &c. Persons In want can
be supplied at any hour Of the day by calling on
me, at the room under the south end OF the
Georgetown market, or In the market during maj.
ket hours. Persons purchasing Of me may rest
assured OF getting none but such as are perfectly
fresh and wholesome.
Sc 1S-3t# LEONARD TURVY
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Sc 1S-3t# LEONARD TURVY
NEW AND SEAseNBLE GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD CALL THE
Il attention Of persons renting their houses 10
his new stock Of PAPER HANGINGS, WIN
DOW SHADES, CORNICE, PICTURE CORD
and TASSELS, &c. WINDOW SHADES Of
every description on hand, or made to order To
my many friends for their liberal patronage and
favorable recommendation, return my warm &C.
knowledP ements, and trust by strict attention to
business, punctuality, and dealing, to merit a
continuance Of their confidence and patronage
JOIN MARKRITER, 9TH st
Sc Is -eo6t* next door to Odi Fellows Hall
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SrkAfED FROM THE RESIDENCs
- OF the advertiser, on Monday last the a
ON instant, SETTER PUP, about i've No
double chain collar. A suitable r. ward ,.fII a..
paid TO any one who will return ssid dog to No q.
loutsiana avenue - Ii ass,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENrS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
OUCH AS GUITARS, VIOLlNS, FLUTES.
~ Flies, hccordeons, Flutinos, &C &C Just
received and will be disposed OF AT lower prices
than they can be had for at any other establish
ment In the country.
New Music received semi.weekly.
WIN METZEROTT,
successor 10 SEQ. Hilbus.
Music Depot southwest corner Of Penn avenue,
and 18th and streets Sc IL
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a CARD.

WE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO Ain
w nounce to our friends and the public a.
that we have just received our fail stock Of
CLOTHS, CASlMERES, and VEST M
lN6S OF the very best French, American, .H.
and English manufacture, TO which w resrecr-
fully ask TO call their attention
Visitors and strangers In the city can lsve IN 4
orders filed by us at the very sh ,tes; .iicr ;.
fair prices and In styles equal at least TO sny e
Enlistment In the city On, 70
6kUBB LOZAN0, Merchant TaIlors
o-Im 493 9Th St, near Penn ayepu.
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T OST-TwO DOLLARS REwAR

VST-I"O DOELARS HEWAHD.-
II Between the City Post Once aud my ONCE,
~ street, on yesterday afternoon, a LAND WAR.
RANT, issued In the name Of william Bowers
for 100 acres, No. al 4n2, dated 18th instant The
finder Will confer a great favor on the undersign.
ed by leaving the same either at the Star Once or
at my office, No. IS Morrison's Building, Az
street. A reward Of two dollars will be paid
p, 5. caveat has been ordered on the above
warrant. 1t Is therefore Of no use to any one but
the owner THOMAS LUMPKlN
sc 1S 81
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PRIZE OFA S,TVD0 -.

. u.UnIEUEA ER MUG!
a @ .iro vi SILVER MUG WILL BE
the pest games Of Ten Pins, between 1iTiI-
tor 80 S1 ~. opa d, by the proprie-
tCl 2, tne Bowling Saloon on street 6etVeen
at r.. ss anu Nlnth streets. The Mug can be seen
h. me PROPRIETOR would inform his friends that
ne mas Just completed two new alleys in the base
bs.s - 20 Ieet long and which are pronounced tie
meht are respectfully invited TO cali.
H. oook VIII be kept public to register nsnes Of
those contending for the prize 60 I6-aw
RLACk Elastic MOHAIR BkLrs, n,
- LAMMOND's
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10 YOU WANT FASHIONABLE
Hap Call ON GEO IL II WHITE Il CO

nD YOU w A Mt FASHIONABLE
- Hat Call on GEO. III. b WHITE & CO.
Do you want the latest patterns Of Dress Shirts,
white or colored.
Call on GEO. H WHITE CO.
Do you want Undershirts or Drawers for + all or
Winter? Call on GEO HI B WHITE & CO.
Do you want a splendid Cravat, Scarf, Stock or
Tie, Call on GEO III B. WHITE CO
Do you want HOSIERY, Gloves, Pocket Hand
keTchiefs, and Suspenders,
Call on GEO. II. d. WHITE CO.
DO you want Dressing Robes OF rich and beau
tiful patterns
Cali on GEO II B.. WHITE &CO.
Do you want Travelling Shawls and Caps?
Call on GEO. a 3 WHITE CO.
Do You want God and Silver head, or Sword
Canes Call cnGEO II B WHITE co
10 you want Furnishing Goods OF any kind
Call on GEO. n B WHITE CO
Where 10 GEO. ii. Il. WHITE CO
No. 332 Penn ave bet. 9th and l0,b SITS
sc lS-ec3t DON'T forget the place.
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r. J. STEER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

No iSS Se-enth street,
NOTIFIES HIS PATRONS AND THE PUB
Y lie that he has just received from the A
New York and Philadelphia markets, the
largest and best stocks o! CLOTHS, CAS- NJ
SIMERES, VESTINSS, SHIRTS ILL
STOCKS, TIES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C ,
that be has ever offered for their in> pecticn
From his long acquaintance with the tastes Of
his patrons, and the demands of the Washington
public, and the graf care he exercised In the Sc
lection Of bis goods he confidently believes he Is
better prepared to suit them than he has ever been
before He solicits an early examination Of his
stock and prices by the public, and assures all who
may call that he takes great p easu:e IN showing
his goods
Especial attention is invited 10 the stock CT
SHIRTS, which a'e believed to be of the very
best description made In the country. Sc ls- 2aw3w
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CARUsTs DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. CARUSI BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM
IVl his patrons and the public, that his 90
dancing school viii be re opened on the EA
9th OF October Application for tuition IN
can be made at any time before hat dae. {Hfk
Terms per quarter. SO 90 Alu N
FOR the season. Sl2 20
In addition TO the ordinary tuition, for this
smsll sum, pu Ills will be taught all the fashion
able dances and be made perfect mast n OF this
fashionable and delightful accomplishment
n. b. Private lessons will be given at the sa-
loon Sc 1927
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WILTON WEDNESDAY,. 10Th INST,
- on 4th, between Penn avenue and streets,
a small bundle Of Manuscripts and Proof-sheet
Claws OF Columbian College" The finder by
leaving them with Prof Jillson, at Rugby House
corner OF X and Mth streets. or at the counter Of
the Star Once, or at my printing ONCE, one door
west OF Star ONE will be suitably rewarded
sc lS-2t& AWATERS
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GAS FITTING

GAS FITTING.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO INSERT
w Gas Pipe In dwellings, stores, and public
buildings at low prices. Please give a call
MILLER & CUNNINGHAM,
sc Is No. 24s Pa. ave, bet 18th and 18th SITS.
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIE :. W
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
Is prepared TO accommod &c gentlemen with 70, Ms
with or without beard Every effort viii he made
10 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or l-ble board
can De obtained ap6-u
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60 REWARD WILL Be GIVEN TO
go the honest finder Of pocket case Of sURGI
CAL INSTRUMENTS, lost on Tuesday last by
DIX ThEoD: HANSMANN, No sos 9TH street,
opposite Odd FellowS Hal 70 19-2t&
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lNG.-SEVERAL NEWLY FUR
- nished rooms for rent, either singIy or in
suits, with board, In q small family wheIe the. e
are but few boarders, at 400 r street. Ia Union
6ow, and the immediate vicinity OF the Patent
omce 50 l3-lW-
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MRS. g. ANDERSON CAN ACCoMMo-
W date several boaTders with or v ithout rooms
Penn avenue, No go, between nth ana I2ta
streets. sc l0-lm
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
DROF n. w. MUNDER, MOST RESPECT
L fully announces to bis former patrons 90
and the public generally, that he will "a
resume the duties Of his school in a few IN
dayt-due notice will be given OF the III
place and time Of commencing. He will ~ IN
introduce a variety OF new and fashiona-
bic dances, better calculated to improve the car
rage and grace Of the most slillful pupils, than
any other style that has been introduced.
He has entirely altered his style Of teaching for
advanced pupils, and invites all those who wish
TO take final course Of instructions to avail them
selves Of this excellent opportunity.
is earnestly requested that all who have de-
sire TO join the above classes will make inmedi-
application az JOHN r. ELLIS'S music store.
where they are ted 10 their address sc IL
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"ANTED.-A GIRL BETWEEN II AMI
w ID years OF age, o. take care Of a small
child. genteel young girl that can come well
recommended will End good situation by apply
ing to No 81 9th street, between l. and NJ
sc 1S-2t&
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STRAYED FROM THE STABLE OF
~ the subscriber, 3i7 Fifteenth street. on ~
or about the 9th instant, a small sorrel 10y
MARE. The Mare is about IL hands high the
marks by which she may be known is the saddle
mark, and STR in her forehead she has also
small scar on the ht thigh, from cut recently
A reward OF ave dollars will be given to any one
who NAV find the same and return her to me
sc 1851 BAIL PATTERSON
nPERA GLASSES.-A LARGE ASSORT-
" ment OF nne Opera Glasses and some as low
as 80 1t T. GALLIGAN & CO.'S.
Sc 10 q
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

FRENCH MILLINERY.
~ MRS. nj. L.. DAWSON HASJUST n
&)returned from the North with aNSYg
sp!endid assortment Of FRENCH SES
Halls, hlBBoNS, FLOWERS, + EATHEkS.
LhCES, and a general assortment OF nIIIT'
NERY GOODS, and will open ON THURsDhy
the 18TH instant, at her Show. room, over Ness
Gat BIOS Jewelry Store, Pa ave, between
site, No 3O3. LUZ oppo-
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A WOMAN
w 10 do general house work In a small family.
She must be plain, good cook, washer and iro
nef. Apply al No. 355 18th st.eet north, nesr VI
street. sc s-3tS
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RoARDlNG.-S LARGE ROOMS
win slnsIe ones attached, Handsomely flr
n'sbed, can be rented either in suis for families
o. 10 single perscGs, with board IL oe.ired on ID
most IL asona6ie terms A large yard is attach i
10 the house, making IL desirable for family
ween ID and e g. 1zIns
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Boarding.

BOARDING PLEASANT ROOMS AMI
- boarding Ia good location can he obtained
by early application at the corner Of 10Th since
and Maryland avenue, Island scIs2-
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Wants.

WANTED TO Rem TAN UNFUR-
w nished room on the FIRST 4 cor OF hous,.
situated between 10Th and 18th streets ana tt
avenue and street. Address Y. Y. IL Star
Once uK
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MAGIC LANTERNS, BUILDING Blocks,
IsI Balloons, Dissected Pictures, Toy Tea Sets,
6racss, Battledoors, &c at
sc 16-3t LAMMOND'S
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OST.--ON SUNDAY, THE 14th INSTANT,
IL child's white merno embroidered CAPE
and COLLAR. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at the Washing
Stove Depot southeast corner Of Penn. avenue
and 1lth street Sc 1877
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fTNHE YOUNG MANS HAT.-THEIR
l. adaptation to young men, and other -
points Of excellence, as style, quality and IL
price, bespeak for them the special notice -
Of our young patrons LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gents. Furnishing
Store, 4S4 Penna. avenue, between Az and 9Th
streets. sc 10
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WANTED "A PARTNER WHO HAS A
w small cash capital or credit TO take an int
rest 1 j, and the management, Of Restaurant de-
ing good and Increasing business. ANY person
wishing 10 realize large and permanent profit
upon small outlay, wou do vel 10 apply early
at this Office. Sc Is -3t& ,
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| JyT AN r D.-BY RESPECTABLE.
| w young woman, a situation TO do cbambe-
| work. or plain sewing. Good reference given II
| required Address Box No 10 Star Once II
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MORTGAGE sALE:-JAMEs II. MORROW


Vl and IRA CHRISTIAN made and delivered TO BENJA
MIN F. Will an in@,r:UIe o. seaTs S ase
dr. AID ffyoT conditioned ioI the payment OF the snn q
day OF April thereafter "L Interest thereon from the
dac Of ssd se 81 seven cent per snnum walsh said
sased on d,'s oi psy.rrt yur,sn. fhr condition
he ~ which moieree VIII The power If sale therein
sna couh.y o N.Y. in Lbr No a Of Mo- cages. pass
III, on the zee nj DAY Of August 1854,
reason of of the occurred 70 be paid thereby
by mems nefeoi the power Of SAT- became operative
kee r. Randoph t ' Rnc;n @ on by
ssroe, hoctt and o"H'F O. snU resasr >ll y AZ N
wfu, duly acGoH "dscd I'D fcc':! IN .a;d II -s"I
70 piece gs NJ -" have b.. 70 i"o',f he sun
trc upon laid rolsa-o Socp '.l' a. .e'i.n vs. q
York b. sl Esud,pA ;orcs- saG Which ACTON
has b. discontinue. sud erdsd and Jloar'sl es' been
Tier due AID pa,sSe rpon AL ncrr-s g. me dss c Of
NV sbTc ~ p. eIs l1ic o. s'coaA' 81 q
To..Lc:tt ei~,r -, 20 re poveT of sae in
sid ,psys c cSi.incd aud q IT, in maze
sud V-,,i. The SD nor ;aSe - q ioc,s-- o sA ~
,rC,ion. At - Reilada .; III N..saAi- iI--. ia a.
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N.,,mt, the yr 40, a; l. oooA 9; 9'- 8, - .''
vi ch ss,d pi 1.sts -s ie'i'0' -. $50 mo- e e
living sd ts * in the twentieth Gate siAeeni wsrt Of 'he
div Of ylrk between he SeSerti end IsLth venue
known nsuishd On Lap on as m 'he onc" % T
R,r.rc. ioE tie Cy ard County Of Nen'loi' ,4.,Isd
H. Card ~ pa The ,,m OF Samuel J. l. Noice -
seed, by iuh'- u htty ed 81 ,ta.:'y,' D. as ~,
e,s'sTy T.. numb . Gt.r;y - .s.l Mp uo1,ec.. :.
'hc -es1 l. ru' - Ch:te,Hl ID l. Nv 7t) ca -
ap -AG '','y hr loi nile =" t'ry rnc Ga 80 -.
'aa o. io' t'!1iag IN on, All IrlT iTei = '' -;
NOE OF 70 an y lsl.la o. ash sae -. ,.s.. AZ e
o. '.ey I 'v-,{'07e ~aiea ro .e.le'- II re- LOOP
M p kANpoLPii, A.,isaee Of Mo--t.r.
&c y - We ''.h s'..', y. -4asE ti-5.
!, . 80 ~ No. - bSacray, New.iost
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SJ.IVERY n THE FREE STATES


PoroHKyIPsJ, Or. 81. 49,
To re ydii,y o|T1e v T. 7,its,e
60: Feeling. az 80, de-pl, interested in .bs ,.-as
Of H.. G., ,est now carpci bet the adyycs.,s
If ecr II, the sepr nbcans, and tho sdyoeate, =.
S.Hy.g. have mos: anenily desired 10, snn,o
Of tbe fi,ne- Of Free iom would have "a. 4 ata,s@
10 the fozrh principle of Democratic .a md poicy,
found n the Cincinnati platform IN these woriD VIZ;
lat vvtry "'len AID ever section Of Oh. county
nor right t. l.'4dnd aDi insls, u,on esahty u
nights 30 privilege .nd . complete AMI aoF' pr
lection u perssns AID property" The 'es ',g OF
this ni'.cl. f D,nocsatic ath Is this; Ar .a'e'"
'f' shnI 20 protectrl in horiDg Their o's's7 -
sectior u the ;ouLtry under the Constitution -
shYo'y yOaId be batsDnal 1cd ~ the e'e''h u w.
BGc5anaB iCr in t,s. syeLs II yooli D. SANnei 'lh'
The Az, -csu peop.s Rad s,ocDossd that pfo9,
All iba wou,j 10 dec aer tbis W ld o. 10 ses's
sanction Of the sgpr.nc Court. Tn 700 sssaf' .
final snc .eaCoablo ,eI's neDi OF the vrScf q. ~
There voad he m ~; .. ii"m tbs decsi1n do 30
tsople sec this1 Do hoy ,bd"r.lani the No., 10
this Iioltf II they a, Dit i, il Shiy nDport'o. NY
IA he Do o., II 10 - tho ccsiJu oas u he hs'''
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