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Proposals for Copper-pIate Engraving.
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oTHcE SUPERVISORY PyBuo rRIxTIxa
:. ashngInn, !nly a, tsJ6.
DUPLICATE PRoPOsALE be received al hi. office unl
The 18th day Il - Tor rtr,ay -
steel copper, The highest
The art Of steel OF plate engraving aFs prudrz
panorsne views, ana Of scenery quifed Ihs
several reports Of surveys Of rzro Pacific
Each be
the ability OF The bidding
Of each u IN he o. Iheir ou
Office, and by statement Of the po cd ~
upon work
IL is be distinctly underwood Iha bids will be entertained
oa any pares mol deey engaged In and practically acquainted
sih, the style Of
The bids md but e.,
each style Of engraving lspecyig whether line or o N
each map OF plate bid ior and e required
Contracts wli b" with, bonds with Eecufy VIII
be fed" The successful bidders for execution
~ work bad FOR.
required to &c executed 80 the salfacton of IL.
Secretary Of War
The be bidding there
for, upon application this Office.
The proposals be addressed Chaiftagn
Committee Engraving Ecpr sgnta1IFya UGtel
srates and A. seaman, Superintendent PuuE.
Washington D. c. and be plainly Ipdortd proposals oI
Copper-plaie Engraving
A. c. SEAMAN,
July 5-dIl4thAuE Superintendent.
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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets or the Mis-
sissippi river into the Gulf OF Mexico.


Wsshingtons AugsstA, ls56.
PROPOSALS win B. received hi. Office uaii the fra day
sufficient capacity accommodate The Of
81 s me ca or MIeo .l ~Ses papos s shs.s
Appropriated BY act Of Congress Of sh Of JAY, iss three
Bidders requested winch they vii
defined wat Of fest deplb ,hsr
e. esoS ns sse q an low ~s,s which I've
BY officer officers dnted BY the Secretary Of War
lnsy keep spen widt and
for the residue Of The appropriation ser the
bad for opeung aceepie pac and aso,
proposals. particular. opening Keeping open each
Gun ven ~a S q ~ Sed s feet through
The means :, which may be poPo.sa TO eeomp. lse work
ted in the proposal for each depth.
The rht The offer which, the opinion the seere
a proposes accomplishing The obse
contemplated and 80 accept ether proposal Of bidder
for The other pass, Is reserved
ing passes deerned dislsnce aon,
either ehsnn. which the work obla,
70 their condition stated Persons
selves Of its extent and Of me Sesi means Of aeeomusnI
Amer contract has been entered into the place
appointed purpose BY The sseetarp
a e ,neI ss ns. sen oi each
officer officers, apaeted as above ~ X co.
made on oceOunt Of any mr. aoss a .u No
ing esse channel until amer such channel besn com
The expiration OF during which the chan
ant Of IL, enea @ u : nsd o. e ~ht
of twohfds Of the rsymeni Of one bire
whole contracted and AT The
q the whole during which the 10 be
opn twenty retained pigment ana The +.
whole the
channels open, will BE- psid bu' made until
the channels have BEEN ersansd of
ofosr dcers aypon ed by seeetary az
found b IN all conforinsbe contract
accompanied evidence
the work and w',hiu the proposed and should b.
addressed The Engineer Drpsren washington" and "a
doed Proposals for opening channels Inc Mi.sis
sigp riser."
The time within which PROPOSAL s,s 10 he received has :,
pired they will b. oponsa consderse contract
enred into with the bidder bidders whose plan Of
end evidences Of ability the
ih. secTeiary OF war.
To be inserted for thirty days the National apc
the Evening star, Washington the Commercial Baen
True De New Orleans the Mobile Resi,ie, The Ar
Pennsylvania, Pha ielpnia .ps
journal Of Cnmmeree, New Nogk the Times Posi-
Republican, and the Pilot Louis Eneuifer
Cncinnai and the Democrat, Louisville
advertising with
be Engineer Department payment
A1s5 -dat
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yPublic S~hoois1he semi annu. ersninstor q cnuai
teachers schoois q wsshnrtnn wn
place. direction ohs Chairman Of The srsnsnx cornitfs
Tuesday City Hail. half
candidates respectfully invited snd
monthly of the board q win be hed
on "Wednesday, Aasaa O., al Eve O'Clock.
Teachers from whom "fssus statements" hnvs not been
requested the board
their earliest convenience. GEO. y. ABBOT,
Aug a-f7h seorstsfT.
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DO They Wdnt Peace 7

We have been long convinced that the sbotionsts did
desire peace and order in Kansathat they expect
derive from the disturbances in that Territory and the
Misrepresentation Of them all the country their chief
stock trade in this If peace restored in
Kansas and that bugaboo obersted from the present
contest ,rat apould Be to nowiS the pas'ions Of abolition
for singls dayf Nothing. 1t wood sink back TO its
former insgni6cance and tens of thousands follow
ing its disunon banner would turn from it in disgust
hortlscss.
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in slAndering the living and in the substitution q gross
personalities or The discussion Of issue which they them
selves have raised and which democrats seek to meet
They may for short time and only in certain sections Of
the country distract public attendon from the true issues
involved in the present contest but have abiding
ith that the intelligence virtue and patriotism Of the
people viii be triumphanty indicated in November next
BY the election Of James Buchanan Of Pennsylvania and
John C. Breekinrdge, Of Kentucky
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Co roaoehs card pnsi.sea By Julian v.nner-on reply
from induces noiics admit,
hss been employed t-o IN gallery in wahinson
his salary should be
profit. gallery "
right tennsfs said arrangement vhen tnvrtFnnt
sairs Of gallery hns Only bs q profits
I'm taken without knowieags
and spproprar.d his 90 deem
j.siihcsuon q him
discharge w shortly underro sssl
ton. Say p.ste fney ll open, 10
Of us'y ard rsu oPsrs,o who vn FUZZY susisin ths
rspntsiiou rsirriss have s.rersfly bono
whitst"fst's Gallery, Pspn. washington. ~ 2.
sns5 y. a. wHITEHURFT.
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Maryland

II would SEEM from the following paragraph from the
Hagerstown Mail that the Buchanan fever has begun to
show itself in that State:
"wrHDRAwAIS--We constantly hearing Of know
nothings in different parts OF the county Withdrawing from
an organization that nothing but corruption As will be
seen BY the suboined cards, two individuals who have
heretofore acted with the oathbound party, dsclam all
future connexion with il and desire publicly TO state the
fact When presidents Of councils cut loose 1t is high
time to pause and reflect Both the gentlemen named be
low have raised the oelors Of Buchanan and Brecndg
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The following extract from private letter from
one OF the best informed in Tennessee dated July "a
Hour whole democratic army marching TO the field
Of battle with the firm and steady tread which but
valiant men step You victory in their very
eyes There viii be plume to waver in our line
until the victory is won Notwithstanding shall have
dreadful SIGHT think Tennessee is safe BY 1000 to
10000 votes
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.
Nam.


The prospects Of the democratic party in Maine fat
terng in the extreme Undaunted by the combination Of
the Morrill, Hamn Mainelav know-nothng abolition
lists with all their Dragging the democracy entering
into the fight with their coats of and sleeves rolled up
determined to do their whole duty in defence Of the
stitution and the Union We shall expect good report
from her in November next
From the Belfast Journal clip the following para
graph II needs comment:
HTHr KFrIcT-A ministerial man, with a black straw
ha, and large silver spee,ace has been perambusng
streets for days with book and pencil soliciting aid
or the blacks who have escaped 10 Canada would
from this that these escaped slaves are unable TO sup
port themselves in country that oilers much induce
ment free labor any in the worlds sorry comment
upon the sbos Of the underground railroad an agent for
which this money solicitor has been II these blacks bad
remained where they were, they would have neither
begged starved nor gone uncoihed Weearn that black
republican pockets hermetcally sealed to the who
is illustrating the nespacty Of the negro to support him
self in the Csnadas.
The Same paper thus states:
"THr rssUE TO M DECIDED ~ NoVGBKR SKIT.-Shsll
the constitution and the Union stand fall Fremont
the sectional candidate Of the advocates Of dissolution
Buchanan the candidate Of those who advocate Oas ooEn
rvl One Unioaf OAe Combination ARd one de,ttny r.
The Maine Free Press which has been doing noble
vice for Buck Breck and Wells says Of the disunOn party
Wendell Phillips in bis FourthoJuly speech, rejoc
ing In the bright prospects Of speedy dissolution Of the
Union thus defined the position Of the blackepublican
party 1T is the FIRST sectional party organized in this
country 1t does know its face IL calls itself
tionsl Il national II Is sectional IL s the North
arrsyed against the South And there Is intelligent
man unless blinded by anstcsm but must see that the
Inauguration Of Fremont President OF these United
States would be the inauguration Of policy and admins
tration which must render inevitable the dissolution OF
this Union The black republicans may preach much
az they viii that there Is danger Of dssoTing the
Union yet OF any forecast, who IL At all obssrvsn
OF the signs Of the times bep fearing such result
they should succeed
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hasust 4, less
IL the bills consumed the mnuth o. JuJ harns been
"a made IT. q Aurnst notice hsrsy
half allowed Cor
he payment fvs days shsr i
Thurdny Th Instant and d~sucnon will
Nv order, '. Blown.
tue s-6N ssctrlafY
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Frsmonts Religion.

Much has been said and is being said concerning Ere
nonts religion Probably the following prayer by Ere
mont preacher may throw some light on the subject:
Ipray daily that this occurred Union may Be dissolred
epen II blood hare to be spih
This the antssvery prayer sent up from antsla-
very church to an anti-savery God We informed
il il be the orthodox Fremont church. but strongly
suspect it is.
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The Northwest speaks Of the redoubabs hero Of bogus
Kansas nemorAl-memory a. follows:
Lane and his yAgabonds arc eAmped, Il IA said in
Iowa about mile from the Missouri river The eowArdy
rascal u either afraid 70 march into Kansas with his r
meat" or is kept this side 10 sNu s republican n
af Ii sits easy the eonscenees Of these aboonsts
a~fuy when they want 10 accuse somebody else Of do
ing it
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On Thur.aay evening ulmo WILLIAM ROBINSON, aged
yes. q Col wuLi.s sss Fssoss ". r. Resssos, Of
G.orr-sovr, ID. c.
In unior cluniY Innois, s7th u, HENRY
HOLLAND, o. A. A. r. frrns.gn
of Isaac Hotl.sp Of wsshinsion city, aged year
snd days.
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PROPOSALS Will be received uutn the 18TH instant
~ hs experimentation 81 the Tsau N idrr supply
ire n that tpsirg q from 80 600 ad ks
qsaniiY n wood po=r eords
ard dfa - % 90 o. Cumberland coal Right reserved
reject vi hiit n tsfhfsetury
a-spdAf ftnielh atasl
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WOOD AND COAL DEPOT, one square south
nothvrst Of Inn md No ST.
prepared article
ash and Cumberland reduction be mace su
p,i.A ffom N. vessel.
Wood u the bert auAly nlshys hand.
Coal Kept under covert 2.2to pounds 10 the ton.
I'll W. u. GAIT
Auze-I
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LDCCATIONA young lady. eradicate Of Clinton
T. ersl residing northern New
Of obtaining uatiou teacher seminary
Of the southern Ststes ynIa preferred Satisfactory
win be Address c. w. AzeOu
2. NJ, Blsek River jefferson county, New York.
QxS-eoe6t.
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The DnAWLRE PEAcH CRoP-lt Is stated that the peach
crop Of Delaware Is total failure This result Is attrb
ucd in part the heat and drought Of the present
me and partly 10 the severity Of the past winter The
trees bossomed very poorly.
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OF # lei A l..

FyGnaln Pierce Of tAs United States Of frssTica
ell urA0a Il may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that J. Hos
appointed consul o. The sublime Port
York do hereby recognise him sueh declare
and enjoy such funeuons powers, and prsses
are allowed 10 The Of favored The
United siars.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
s.,.nt and tbs afred
Given under ny hand Of Washington, day
r. 81 July 1855, and Of the Independence Of The United
States Of America The sip.
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By The President!
w. L. MIncr, seerslary q sisi,

W. l. MAncr, seersary q State
Fyantin Picsr PrsSnf o. sfer o 4uries 70
all Ekora N ~ Concern.
Satisfactory evidence having eIhbed wsrsa
peseI has appointed consul Of saIony e.
I,nd Bam do hereby recognize him
ana declare him enjoy functions,
and privilege. allowed The consul. Of
In the United States
snt United be hereuuo Alfred.
my hand the city % Washington the 2sh
II Juy, A d. 1885, and q The Independence Of
sarf of America The si'. ,
BY %. fSesdsnti
WI. N.Rer, Secretary q Stale.
~ malls Pierce, Pr.ridai q n sasrioa
oil sLor. -asy
SATISFACTORY evidence hsvfnr thai " 10
Comis a. Ms,n appointed eosoi q France for
Orleans DO herssJ recognise him such, and de-
clare ,rercse and enoy such uncons powers
privileges allowed the eonsus Of the favored
Ia The United states
la testimony whereof pat
emit ana the DATED States be hereunto nred.
Given under city o. Washington
r. al Jsiy D. 1856 Independence the United
st,tss Of Amercs the slst - ,.
sy The President
L. m.Ror, Secretary q State.
Fs.l. Pierce. Prssiassi q tLs UaasI STATE, d 4riss .
all EksEa asy oOAoern-
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited NJ
sesny appointed eOasul q France for Charles
ou cAons, Do hereby recognise aim such, and
declare enjoy such functions.
privileges allowed The consus Of The most favored
tor in United States.
testimony whereof have esnsed these leties - made
patent United hsreunO srsd.
my cry Of wshinrOn, 9sth
f. Jsy, A 1855 and Of Independence Of GATED
s.i.s Of America the sisi.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
ny the PresiSerti
W. L. MIpcr, Secretary Of State
Pierce Presideai of As Uass Saies o .fsTiea, 70
al vkO-. "a -ay
Satisfactory having been exhibited thar Anhal
Mo.gur appointed Of New Gransda
View Yort hereby him such, and declare him
free enjoy functions powers and privileges
of the favored nations
Uniied States.
testimony whereof bsvs eaused these letters 70 be made
patent United States 70 be bsrrunio srrsd
Given my hand city Of wsssingnn soh dsy Of
n 81 July, d. 1855 and q The ndependsncs Of the Uni
ted States Of Ameries the sFi
FRANKLIN PIERCE
ny The Pfe.is.uts
w. M.BcT Secretary o. State.
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nE In Hadde's History OF the secret Societies OF
u PiaEcs- 4 vol. evo-
Bernard Lie, novel; By the HOa. jeremiah Clemens,
hama
Lissru Slavery BY Professor Bedsoe o. Uniye
yirgipin- FRANCK TAYLOR
hrts
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win carry the State Greeley puts il down for Fremont
but says II win be OF the hardest fought battles in the
Union, and that few votes thrown away Fillmore
will give il to Buchanan.
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Statement Of the hsoeipt- and expenditures ~
Ulaiteo states for ans 414xaeF eAais4x Ju3s 30
1898, szeiasave % trust funds TrSssury notes
4aAaed. 5000
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G EN- Err AL N X w 8.

ALI A BoxSET-It Is said that young woman lately
committed suicide in the 18th ward Philadelphia because
her mother refused TO buy her new bonnet
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BANK rKx-The Central Bank Of Alabama at Mont
gomery has declared semiAnnua dividend Of per cent
on its capital stock.
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The ball is in motion. We are confident and enthusi
sstie win carry State for Buck and Breck by yer.
handsome majority.
A gen from Gresicys last Js,'eR-ihe Opera
A uvr Buck NeexR
We want Office
Both need something;
You love niggers,
So do 4;
Each, each Others
Chances helping,
Sometimes boldly,
Sometimes sly.
CHORUS:
W. can fetch it
Guess velPtry.
Fraipsong (FrsmoHtl
Live and lie
Continue lying
You lie for me,
I lie for you;
Each, each Others
Lies outlying,
Wen shout nggerH
Till slTs bluei
cHoRUst
That's the " checker
Pat II through.
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A RICE srlKEE-WiIliAm Howe, journeymsn printer
in Montgomery Alabama recently into possession Of
xT5 oOO-the latest stake he ever had.
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The State Of Connecticut Is regarded 40 certain for
Bucban.n Even the opposition believe the democracy
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9unpotsder Preaching.

pious young lady from the South, who attended
church last Sabbath morning the Bangor House.
asked her return how she liked the sermon. She
piled that she felt though she had been 10 Fourtho
July celebraton.-BaRgor Journal
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By ). {. MCGUIRE, Aueuonser.

ANALOGUE SALE OF A CHOICE COLLIE TON az An
and modem uii painuHgsOn Tuesday trrunOu. Al
o'clock TarphAm
Of ysuia and H. veHh street.
collection 81 o panuhFs. among them wt b 81.
by Guido The MGESVl.ne - Cnsi
subject fomous - modsn pctpres JohRston
E4tnbnrEh. subject Ec1tch and iriah Pessanlty.n
Also, ongot skstches oi by artists; amonEEt
Ia v. viii 4, Wlias,
seaTby, ke The whole forming pleasing
action
The saloon win Be ard TIA pictures daily
dl the day q sale. TENS cash.
las. O. MCGUIRE,
July % Aucua1tcr.
pRINTING-P PRESS cheap a L.--A
cylinder Hos prniihs god TUurIaG rrd being
ne press which the Washington UnUu paper
printed. Apply q this Office.
May l5-dthf
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AL ron BoxSrT-It Is said that young woman lately
committed suicide in the 18th ward Philadelphia because
her mother refused TO buy her new bonnet
A BANK rrKx-The Central Bank Of Alabama at Mont
gomery declared semiAnnuA dividend Of per cent
on its capital stock.
The Delaware PEAeH cRoP-lt IS stated that the peach
crop Of Delaware is total failure This result Is attrb-
ucd in part the heat and drought Of the present
me and partly TO the severity Of the past winter The
trees blossomed very poorly.
A ErcH srlxxE-wIIliAm Howe, journeymsn printer
in Montgomery Alabama recently into possession q
s75oOo-the latest stake he ever had
H,nr Law rs IOWA. bill was introduced in the Iowa
legislature in session, to repeal the law prohibiting
the sale and manufacture Of liquor in that State II passed
the senate BY strict party votedemocrsts all for and
Fremont men against IL 1t defeated in the house BY
party vote, the republicans all voting against IL
A VENERABLE LLpY.-Mrs. Elizabeth Green died at
Ssebez Mississippi, the 2sth ult aged Ito years She
was native Of New York but had resided in hatcher for
the last hfty years.
LOAD PALNKRsToS HUxs-The Cologne Gazette Is re-
sponsibe for the following story:
aWhen Palmer was condemned the Sandman Ambas-
ssdor teegrsphed TO Turin Palmer condemned death
will be hanged Hugely The Official at Turin wrote for
Palm abridged for Pslmcr) Pslmersion and sent il
Official despatch TO the Minister Cavour. This latter
having smiled reading IL let II open his desk and
In few minutes the report went like vildhre through
Turin that the English had hanged their Prime Minister
CURIOUS ORIGIN on uRr,-A New York paper says the
FIRE msrshas Investigations give curious origins Of
fires BY way Of caution briefly notice the following
FIRE occurred the ais; Of June at the dwelling house
Of DR.. T. W. Horfed, No. 400 Ninth avenue Upon its
cause being investigated IL shown to have originated
from red paste composition used for the determination Of
vermin bottle Of Harlem oil had been upset upon the
paste and doubt accelerated combustion. Whore the
oil and paste saturated the floor Of the room slight rub
bing would instant ignition into blaze In this
paste phosphorus is used The addition Of the oil
supposed TO have been the Of producing more
speedy combustion These facts worthy Of note II for
nothing than to caution those using such paste il
shown to be the Of producing FIRE By spontaneous
combustion.
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT or THE UNIVERSITY Or
NASHVILLE.

TUE NEXT SESSION q s college viii open Monday SEP
tsnhsf Sh. The classical Il ui every Cly
foresd ssndsn scientific branches 1feru
languages preparatory hao y attached snbrarng N
Tire military sttm ADOPTED tdscfua
PFeervi rod ORDER, eevnsmy, regular Luhiis, sd
~ exercise.
TIE ~ the Utivtriy closed vh 80
The Military College a sed s hfs var NHsEys
cplsnis from u sfafs For sstslrluu rcgu.'uns sp+y
- y. n. IpuNsnA,
Nashville, Ten, Jay. tFSs supvtirfentg,
iuiy ai-1tnw lrnakeps
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TEEA3UAE DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Once, August 4, lS55.
Aug 5-itif lint and rtaT
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II that the fusion preachers in Indiana have grown
desperate the dull prospects before them We give
below from some Of our Indiana exchanges few items
which well worthy Of consideration The Democratic
Platform says under the head Of
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On the 4h Of July at Greenwood, johnson county Rev.
Mr. Tucker who for Fremont delivered Grafton TO the
Sunday school children, from the pulpit in which he dis
sraced himself by using the following language:
AND now, girls, when you get TO be about sixteen
years OF age and begin combs in your hair you
win begin 10 think Of marrying Let my advice be TO you
ALL in making selection Of husband 10 rather choose
asgro than a white man who drinks whiskey.p
IAs can be substantiated by than fifty Witnessed
The same paper says:
I'VE hope the black republicans viii keep up their sys-
tenn of falsehood. Nothing Is operating much change
in favor Of the democracy the welrecognised fact that
the only hope Of the opposition Is that ehood and mis-
viii deceive the people and seduce them into
their support"
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VENERABLE LADY.-MrS Elizabeth Green died a,
Nsebe Mississippi the 2sth ut aged lilo years sh,
native Of New York but had resided in hatcher for
the last hfy years.
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Orders tickets certificates o. paehsrss N f
spsnd6 prompt attention ard
drawing viii y Immediately afe u oy,,
o al who order from
kafre~ ?, J. BUCKEY, ksera,
JAY " Wilmington, DeiHvare.
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phTHrNG sUITs-Fnesi qualify blue navy flannel hsfisE
ID For sale only ny
WALL sTEPHFNa,
No On Penn. av, between Pm snd Io,h streets.
Aug i-aeod