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Ffos. the CAari.sfo~m Free Press, July 81.
To THE PUBLIC.
WISE ON rILLMoRE.


In the Spirit Of sOa Of last week the ring APP
peared, as editorial;
WISE ON FILLMORE.
A. KESssprs
We have been asked good many questions about the
letter OF A. l. Kennedy, Esq, TO A r. Boteer ESQ., re-
Gently published In the National AasrieaR Richmond
In order gatiy the curiosity Of readers give
below, since has become public property We believe
il was not originally intended for publication;
(corr.l
CHARLxsrowN.
Nc Dear Aier.-Yours OF Friday, and the accompany
ing Documents received yesterday, and hasten
to reply To the material matters thereof Il..
Wise certssslS said this place. rather In speaking
OF Hmorcs adrnnistration, pronounced IL "Washngton-
ike" OF this am willing to make oath l took notes
of his speech and this down therein and only
published for the that found that IL actually
necessary conne the article he Free Press edtoa
70 such points specially referred TO the Know Nothing
party.
Henry Hunter (Andrews son) told Yesterday that
the expression used here. Hunter is a Dcmocrat-
Fga another Democrat says that he certainly used the
identical term 'washngtonke" at Martnsburg in his
discussion with Lee Nelson Gsaher eonfrms thin Last
night Hsrpers Ferry (wher by the saw opered the
bali in the Valley for aud d. several pesons told
that he used equivalent If dcnca expressions at that
place In 52-the time when he bapiised Faulkner into
full membership There be doubt that he used the
Martnsburg in so, and this place last spring.
well remember that IL struck the best thing in his
famous Kennedy GRAY and Dabbs anti Nothing ha-
rsngue. IL impressed by its truth and remarkable
condensation of lofty praise. II necessary. will make al
hdav for its There and send il you be used
you may deem necessary.
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w. TUfE-A regular monthly meeting of the Virginia
Institute viii be held In the hall Booths store
uI o'clock Pune'usl attendance 10 desirable,
Conference Committee the Hall
ton All the members Of the Institute Juniors as we'll as snior
ere requested 70 come prepared 10 their annual
cure Their certificates for the present year.
au4-lt J. w. LEwELLHy s,e'v
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" ON I.ElQH sr, BErWEHN SIXTH AND SEVENTH ~
sTREETs, P0R sALErhe subscribers authorized VW
the following valuable property, located shove,
The desirable brick dwelling occupied by NJ rsia
The lot fronts about ~ feet h. an al
The dwelling l. three high simple
servants, accommodation static, whole premises hsve
thoroughly altered aud repaired three wears
ans gas and city introduced. ''
Also for sale The f,an,d dwelling the Leigh tn
sirers, now occupied BY Mr. Nichols, fobting 8oxi6s
among e most desraby located residences In the city.
aplcaton made, the VIII BE- made
ApPBto. 00DDiN APPERsON
aW-dlW Auctiopscrs.
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UDATH BHUSIEs.-Long Handle Fiesh and Bath Brush
-; sponge and Hip Baths, Tor sale At cost BY
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ID. W. Tryatt
July Slst 1885.

So much of the above card refers me is correct
Mr.. Lucas has, doubtless, misunderstood me.
HENRY HUNTER.
July Slst 1885.
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SERGEANT,S SALE.
Qf virtue Of sundry out Of
the Hu.tngs of the city Of Richmond Rice
SHALL the lst day OF OF At
the trout door Of the City Hail. month
Woman called Mary and negro Boy called -orgr
being the property levied belonging the said
9" satisfy said executions Sale 10
lash. y q. kIMBROUGH, u.
an t-dtds Por " VI. LIPSCOMBE. srrg,t q Il
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SOENSION AGENCN.-Tbe undersigned formerly s-ere-
uAry Of the Commonwealth win attend promptly all Claim.
Tor Pensions Bounty Lands which may entrusted him
oil nov before Conress aud VIII probably law
To provide for the settlement OF the claims Of tn
Revolutionary aud of the widow.
those Who died In service" Post oniee, Richmond
Au 4-c2- VII. n RICHARDSON
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Have Jus; Published;
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TtNrS nE THE REtOLUTlt

MEN ,yp TINES OF THs REVOLUTION; o.. No.
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RsyseOI EstsS y his 'sS wP.9y No.. 90 81 20
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Psh,ps pusaiisn Of the last two IA. rec..vi
more fall thussc notices from the Press Of ell parts Il
The southern churehua.n T. boot which ought
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TaE BLENMrRroNs, Or, Derives 3, rHs wArs,pr.
Cheerful sittseiiys and tooshins incidents in city life snS
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BOOT sy hs .sthor Of Rector Of St 1e ss,.
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RyF. ". shelton, A. NJ Anew Edition LIMO "a pe"-
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In Press;
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To b, ,sred in Turkey morocco IN masiin nnaos
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neal and prose illusions which not only spafe,e WI"
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THE OLD FARM AND THE NEW FARM Political
Aeeoy. First published under the title OF Pretty story
Francis Hopknson Member Of the Continental Congress
W.h INTRODUCTION Historical Notes and uastIatins ~
Benson Losing A, author Of The Pictorial Field BOOK
fihe Revolution" &c.
The Aesury one Of the happest efforts Of the greatest
wit the Revolution IL explains BY means OF stkss pe-
Of life the OF The and thus powesy s
pssis tie e1n all men," lfnehshets Critic
THE CHlLDREN'S BREAD, In Crumbs hom the Nasiers
Table
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two selected Origin al for day OF the year Onemu
Pc. the Churchs Sacred Seasons coDclude the volume
This will be Ohe charming volumes OF the season tor
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DOUBLE TRIUMPH TWO NEW PIECES.
Last Week but of
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s ,lecons-and who opposed the platform Of prn-
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daily invited O attend. HENRY HILL PTes't.
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