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ap 24-d Jas. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneer
JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
lNR ANkIIN sou L BILL DINO L OtHS

i BE SOLD AT AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 18th
day of April, shall sell at auction, in front OF the
premises, at O'Clock p. m those very eligible build
ing Lots on street, between 18th and I4th streets
next TO Caroline Terrace" and being the only
the eastern part of Lot No. 10, in Square No. $50.
fronting n feet lea inches street, and running
No n adjoining, fronting a feet 21a inches on said
street. running back to the alley the whole compri-
equally well adapted for either two three spacious
dwellings and outbuildngs.
Terms of sale: One third cash balance in nine and
fifteen months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust.
ap sd JAS c. MCGUIRE Auctioneer
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Later From Caiiforuis
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS


INV ORLEANs, April 27.-The steamer En-
ptIe Slty Is now coming up, with dates from Cal
LORNA TO the 9th instant The steamer Illinois
sos forward nearly million and half Of gold
,,5. ne Empire City brings one hunti rcd If Lock
sraf x men, aud seventy Others, including Gen
ON ,t. " I neat ana Hornsby. who 20 TO New York
remain at AspinwaIl - WIZ
s ne accounts Of the Lockridye retreat are ron
nrmed The Costa Ricsns Rad ,.ten soss.s.So,
OF funia Arenas, and the steamer escr,e y,ith :
artillery. anu SIX pieces OF
v ,Ss Rc;9;.s men had been taken to Aspinwal
walkers private dispatches received at Aspin-
wall sIdle MS position at Rivas to he impresna-
BILE He had plenty Of provisions and W. IifsI,,
to hold out until the north transit WIS omen 20 ,hs
Pacif:. The same dispatches consrm the renoTt
of the battle, and another attack was e,nec,ed on
the 10Th.
General Walkers brother died on board of ,bc
Empire City yesterday.
Senator Foote has been returned wv the demo
cratic party.
The Pacific Express had failed-busness was
dull, and Chinese products at San Francisco were
IL
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p25 CHAS. s. WALLACE, ATTORNEY
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
' BUILpING LOTS IN"PRINTING OFFICE" SQUARE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NAV 4th, at -four
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell fty-eight val
follows' " ' ''1 90
Twenty six Lots fronting q feet each on north G.
between north Capitol street and First street west
and running back IFS feet inches to SO-feet alley
sixteen Lots fronting about . feet on First street
west, between q and III streets north, and running
back $50 feet inches to a 30 feet alley.
sixteen Lots fronting 81 feet each on north III ST.
Oetween First street west and north Capitol
ana running back lis feet inches to a 80 feet aey
Ihls valuable Square has been recently subdlvid-
ca, forming the above described valuable lots The
ii and First streets fronts have been graded and
paved, and the whole has been surrounded with
beautiful shade trees, securely boxed and the sale
oners rare inducements to persons DESTROYS of sccu
ring property In that rapidly improving part of the
city. r - WY
The extensive Government printing Office recently
erected on the northeast corner ofths square affords
constant employment to about FIVE hundred persons;
and to induce immediate building, with view of af-
fordIng accommodations to those who wish to reside
IN That locality, the owners will make discount of
hve per cent. on the purchase money to any purcha
ser who VIII erect dwelling to cost not less than
SSO within one year from the day of sale.
Ierms ~ per cent. OF the purchase money in cash;
the residue IN annual payments of 20 per cent. each
until the whole is paid for; the deferred payments to
bear interest, secured by deed OF trust on the pro-
perry. r.
Pats Of the property will be exhibited at the sale
IL Every lot put up will be positively sold with
pad JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF THE
- subs criber, on he 18th instant q BLACK ~
HORSE, the property of Dennis Hardy, de I~N
ceased; I6 hands high; or 10 years old with -
mark on his back from the effects of the saddle.
formation so as he can be found, az this office:
ap 25-4tH DENNIS BURNS.
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st. Louis, April 27th.-A fle Of the Santa Fe
Gazette, Of March, has been received. The re-
mains of Indian Agent Dodge had been found
aud was inferred at Fort Defiance
Governor Meriwether has gone TO visit Major
Puebles
Indian depredations have been extensive and
frequently numbers Of them have been oveTtaken
and killed by the troops.
MAJOR Fry had arrived at Albu 1uerque, with
SIJ0,0C0 for the Government
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A STRAY.-Taken up in Georgetown. April y,
n 1857 a SORREL HORSE, which the n
owner can have by proving property and pay IN
ing charges. Inquire at No. 81 High street. N~A
ap 25-5ts
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GES-CARRIAGES-CAR GES.
" The undersigned has now on hand "a GfR 8
very good assortment Of s U nj M X 6T@XS
CARRIAG ES, BU 6 Gil Els, x c. TO whchA0S26
be very respectfully invites the PUBLIC generally
Prices moderate. JNO. L. DENNlS,
ap 2-eoSm 9th ST., bet La ave. ano Y 81.
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ANOTHER RENEDY.-Lieut. MARY, continuing
In the Rural New Yorker his remarks on the
planting Of sun flowers preventive OF chills
and feve5s In marShy districts, suggests that
water lilies planted In marshes would have i
similar beneficial effect
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r OST On the 9th instant, a gold -enameled
IL WATCH KEY. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it at GAIT BROS, No: S4
Penn ayenile ap DIST"
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On Sunday afternoon, April 26th, either
i on Sd street. between Penn. avenue and G ST., or
on g, between Sd and 9th streets, GOLD PIN,
with hook on one side for chain. The finder will
b, literally rewarded by leaving il at the Washington
House, corner of Penn. and Sd Streets or at
this of,ca
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Financial.

Whisky has advanced; Ohio e9c
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DuBANr's-This popular restaurant, at the
corner OF pennsylvania avenue (south side) and
sixth street, as just fitted up, equals in good taste
and splendor any in New York city. Mr.. ID. has
greatly increased the capacity of the establish
the Northern markets Afford He is famous as a
caterer, as well as Judge Of capital cooking
No other person In his business in Washington Is
moe attentive or gives more universal satsfac-
uon; BE sure TO call and soc his many improve
ments, and test his capacity. -
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The hsh- market was pretty we'll supplied
though therew no perceptible change in prices
Shad selling at 25a5Oc pair; herring, per dozen
l2H al6c; rock, per bunch, 25c large rock, each
for shad, per loo, SlOalO.5O; herring, per / 600
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ihEArRIcAL PERFORMAScEs IL GKoRey-
IowN-We have really occasion to envy our
more fortunate neighbors across the creek in
enjoyment Of well-conducted theatrical entcrt.in'
al Forrest Hall, last night, to good house RI
company comprises several Washington favo,
.Ht"H-MiSS Kate Estelle, Mr.. Frank Banos q
11SSe,WNt"a q b. Chutch, Duncan Foster George
i ''i others The season IL tO cont niue fnIlr
w, AS' and has every prospect Of brilliant ca.
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RIVER Il STEAM BOAT NEWS.
l. ATEST N L VS..
10 W 4 Eg.ElrTION.



tnnoR, 90 GazErtr The largest p.lili
eal meeting which has hcrn held IN this plae.
iur,na IL, campaiDn was convened last even
inn.
The "id Methodist chapel wa tillod 4" over
ileWins Nlth an attentive and enthn iasti, ia
.l,ritsr
lion James fhufinatun delivered a l.n.th,
anal able ,l'rceh Ia which he tiloroughl, re
ticwcd the assertion anl argumcuis oI the
Democratic orators ani proved thc'r lalsity u,
array ot tacis and fssi.aoag which eomplcte
ly demolished the inrtIss-,s al those would
h. leader nf The people
M " Lawt.n.e followed ia q .p.ecL
ahoaiding viii, fnsts aisma.h,, aul VII
combined ~ his own halfa ,Nir which
rcadils .onir"!s aui exercise. the iaii,,l, and
i--huas ~ his hcarrtN.
1n iay the ps,f'ls have ncea ai the p"ils
,td the result is thai RcruIli,ani.m j, Va,
trEtars hltin" Conquered the nnitri iore.ss
ol the pto slavery kBnN Nothne~ aIrl pro.
lttri, Democrat. lIn,ins aud nnli Hinius
fadd, snd Sdm worked i"p.ther like broth.
e. hui al la salu Herr Is ,hr resuli
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GREY Hans a lew wears, aNe few
month ago We cauti"nsl, iluckel "ut the
iniru ling grey hair, and scratinized is form
and complexion az the countenanc. II a sitaii.
ger How IL got there was question NOR.
readily answered yet liot by age, We beg leave
lo inform our lady readers; then WHY, spring.
ing VI, among a luxariant growth of il, fel
lows, IL should No differ With them in all The
characteristics Of life aud vitality, and youth
fnl complexion Ausl yet these lew grey hairs
brought their lesson. i'hysi.logically consid-
cred they were but ordinary hairs deprived
Of their liie-essence, or colo,.ing matter. They
were dend. But why should a,,y ythihg dead be
about as' The heart beat with its youthful
glow, and warm feelings aud sanguine hopes
Lubblesi np from its deepest depths Ia the
surface, even az We fecollected the ripping
disturbance of that harmony ~ waters way
back Into the flush Of youth and health. The
brain Was almost as full of lis snnshiny i'm
aaery ~ when IL danced u music In teens
or sang responsive Ia tho chimes oi years har-
sNoniousy ringing ns to manhood. Even the
body, though but a minia ture oI man, was IN
every tension II muscle AMI sinea, IN its
swift conrsing blood, ani freedom, from even
q days grasp Of sickness from the time II un-
folded from the mothers arms inlo yish
activity, and We may say Juvenile rascali,s, T.
the pres cnt-sycn the ply steal system alowesi
with he.Ith and vitality. Yet Why these grey
hairs In vain We turned them and finally
with petulancc compatible with their own
appas saa age. gave them that impatient nail
pinch and pull which resolved thsm into snowy
hisis cerkscrsws. Ard now. ales. srsy hair,
ha N ceased 70 b. wopdss. 1hsy esms n
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tl,tats tssttnrt -isir So Fa,t-ts.sssf stfG5s
as tts HnA@.8V tf.sle IL thA~ eAsS a.t 81
tttN .saftrte s~-ptttnslst - fszf~ tls tiaas
a. ts tef1 lowest i.rtees tr tssA sHpf,ss
-, hs hEhN STIR brNl1I
iAsrHls'afs tsa f-sa NJ ~ Nsstiw
w
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| SHiSrLAsrERs These things are becoming
entirely tao common Nv shinplasiers' We
mean little is-nes hy individual firms 10 make
small change. We hear III r,m after hrm
issains the. yhiura>trts, aud ruuors oi morc
! TIL, /, an cr,l probably necessary evil hut
Slill an evil al 10 light import ia a husincss
community like this. Aud Vel there seem
y" @aA IT aN"I,lina th.s. ISSUES things are
] at ptc>eat a. mall chance Is iit.r,lly not Ia
u. lrs'utri u has been >uaae ted Ia us
thai II W. ,ann"t avoid having .h,uplaStcss 3"
answer the puhpns" nI change that tlcs be-
issn"l tom so,ae "nr responsible .oaree 50
thai thcs mill he gtat ,tdIs ttkru va Tie c"ln
munity aud haI1llci a. the legitimate silver
wonll hc iur their lacc. ini instance l.,i III.
Board of Trade issue these hill ,iaael hy
their Treasurer from whom secarit, shall D..
taken fot the trust placed ~ HI hands asd
theH merchants purchase tron HIM a. thcy
may want chance A. tbs Ealni "i Trad.
viii mc.t iii cseaina Wc >nga,.t ia inr
theit confederation 1t mas be- o"rth htti,.
reflection.
Ho,rtSa AZ =" GeAis W. lal the tollnw.
ina ~ Sre,erlaN l,sspau
The Cincinnati Times Ia, a sensible anl
w" ''"''' s"n" '' '''" '"i"htan' Question
,..,,,, a.l 49,
matter ol ,.n,ioaht.d t,,l tL,i ~. ,,,n.r,
are :" h"ttlug "n r. thci, sia,n IA the hope ~
''f''' l'''' ''"' '"'"
- -. 1870 T. r'''fta -
Mb.l.-as" te,i'i '.s,a wi.." b rnrets-s- lhs VI,
nsnt. sni ti,as ~. .ilt,.. ,a,.L,,.r+ vi ft,is ~
'''- @ ~ 'l' '''"in''' .'st.- d.
N farmer. think that vitl, ~. ,,.,,..,,i,
Yfc1l harvest nal "nl, here hui an ,s.l IN.
N"'ti th"N ~" ia "hiiih l,,th,na like the
- ~ ''''"' ~
pit, 4. -
hatlinr IA, j.. ..,, ~. If .,.ttit,. b,.L rate.
w aai " rather ,h1i ''tlain iaii iates n"N
v a"N"'
't"fN''A I" VI. P'"'s''a. - MAINTAIN
hiH l",' s"eh "ian'"ns AMI advising tatn.-
cis mh.h their wh"a, @"uld hitting sc,-
chi, cents moi Ia b,ll am hut 4, s.Il NJ.
~. .,.,., ~
"' Wv "F wv "'''"
"'s'"i iafh'i> I" iut the contrary. u i"hi
them tn hold an aml l.ul,ll, aud na,i i.i.sut.lh
charmed lba, there vas n ,o,,,l,,o,,,,, ,,,,,,,,o
a.. -,
" ~ '''t '''' '"''
AZ u tiinr When they w.re paving rri'e not
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l.se AnsasaaN.

The k."kuk dat ffy say. The entire
,aia cast Amounted 10 iiin s.m- hily less
than shat of August. rh- falling "ii 10 the
hundred Irish within the past few dass. TIL.
Democrats have a small MAJORITY "n III" lick
1t We presume, bat W. have hape> that Ran
kins majority here Is suil,eicni Ia ,esurr his
election. Ia th. .nuutN
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~ mAnm..n.

1t lfinift thnrsh. nn THURSDAY ctsHiug. ~. i5sh
tust hk H. Atssi t.ausieytsssk Rector JtitiM =
= 8NlNBERS. ~, ~ Miss SARAH Iik
aItl. all ~ bsNrarafi, loss
W ttis congratulate ftihds iii- happy
r'.ts-ni,maitan and anttr cordial sirhe. with
These ~ hasts ~ nthsft ias perfect realization ~
their in"ai lof11- har"~ iais.d,at.iy after the
enau3 Il Iihtty sharelt, ID rsunslrf- sbsI his
Lads ia-l H.. i,,F tbirss thence H. hi- oii asw
Jsr*.b hoias. We hope /" .ssa has. ib. pleasure
of s#icuiaiax thsgn hsak as.sH
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troops. They ask Of the world that respect
Tor us 10 which the verdi replies--he ain't
entitled by age nor wisdom, nay. not bv the
benefits received from his "wn experience.
They came aud are gone ind their h,ief his
tory is but the life of their own brown fellows
their lesson tim. IL advancing Lille is short,
eternity Is near.
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,.,sr or ,.Ervru.

RENNININW N THE FUST UFFN'E NJ
~ p.N npstt tpn stt tho ttii AIN III orts,set n.
ftts+n" 'altlut tH it#t' lsttst- aftf pl.tss. say
th't 'tr "lNtsii-"'i. sns Ei,. 'iIt, - ii5f
ntt.tti i' p ~ 1at.,i tu ts5 HeH t.ae =Hf
tMtsntitS ttathr tUt.s,tN eestta tl,s mtN fs,st
''tvr I 'N ~ ttn ht-ttt'at-st hsttUe a. tlz t-t
'tt'hi'it"9' Il tHt ttls rnitt.l.t iu ,,t,t,lstt
rhs Ani u, . isltht, ,aA.f,l rhst LISTS nf
isitss- f.mathlna 1t A5ity tHt tWN Net ,,uits Ia
avs etp lWWH Nillsar wh,t. An,W.pa,.r Il III l..
ptuisi sh'tl h"r,'tf To- put-l.,d ,i.tE oni, ~ ia.
ucw spAlict which. hsths tssB.d Wr,LIt. 81 atl.nnt
.iall haN" ID. largest etrcnlaiiah within thG tst..
20 delivery u s,id "beg tN W, sedrt III the ra-i
master az such ui,.r \ ~ T. - L4a - - ~, =
a. ISL
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spssta.

TIL. returns lr.in Dhin gi,r ahvnt iUtHMt
bem"rlati, gain IA infls live sounii-s. 1h.
Legislaiur" is probably b-mo-taile The
vote fa Governor u vls.se ani u u thought
The result ,lonhiful
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GAZETTE .sOn ssrrssE.

VI tHAs II DAY ~ ,htrss, ba1thr be...n,..
,s''Hai"i With us ia -" .Asrtic bot ,inia - ~ y i
hrF'atlei Gate Il" .nttts sur&tttasa tl thAt i.Fsl
meht ~ Nj hif saat 1T tha tts, lob inhtsts "a
The tno'' ahd at iarii.cs i"r be 'N'rntiun work
h,N" recently hc greatly ruiatRe N arG, additions
~ ttifrt rib he - tit ~ A., pfpui-s aar
patrons 80 exesur .iah Murk Il az ytilstirs with
ncatn,a-, ch'apn, tsd di-paleh u, a." natiec
aheits. u wi ~ seen that W. havr ordered mot,
steam pt~-r machinery Th, Is the obt, 5li,c IN a..
c'ly whetc steam l-Nst usel thai oar lscl,is.
arr an"quailei SANDERS A Egn
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leAry 4 Gelx's Publiralisus.

j y risis slaih silt
Raster raani. LAsrEssttnH E.-i sis5h .sV a.
tlns, siii,rt.d Asbr s.ssstsntiis tt.ft ssH
ihri.iftg..- li-s sasi IFatte. H. zf.ti. sasah
ait IL
bouugr N4ght ihssuehi. et1ts atu =
Pilgrims Ittsst,=s. tisii, st8
tAfhistt = sautstr eH5gh stlt ls4
tis,Haia ths tsAsttlmtu.ss - Ma Fg.stk sHF
t8feilsiGs Adstr.t II taHE Man rlslh etW
TtsnL hhs tAt0 ssd Is~aSs esth saa q,
tt.N ths innta4t sliif IT tL,s f.sai sl.il,
iatsls- ,ius,ir 80 hsesii"tsask, ei,th ssia
AHrtf H., MHtsl iuth galA ~
Ita8s,sk : tzuur.. - Inis t4sah iftf -
t4fs - " stiisatsa. st,ith si4 -
Robinson I. tu-.sf5 sstb KiH -
ilsaA at = Ntsnf MNaka. FhitA Htlt
AtthafN HtA Nights etth Na~hinN Ntsh4sass sbaI
Ftit =.
III ~ - Makeii.la st,.th sah a
Dialogues II b.Atfk ti"th tlit a.
tsupn fshisw aasetNd risAh xtt ~
ttssti "B Two FslteLn slsists stH sa
At NJ - lir,ly - nsar H. i,.st stfiic.
susNu XII AHANR
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PagLApIlFHIA, bst. ~.
Complete returns fai up-Packer bcmo-
suai auO'U, iiaxl-hnrsi khem Nothing, ~,
91 Milmot, Republican ioss,
Lehigh County gis.s 'Hn mai"tit, tot
Packer
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nUWKOWs Z. Pm ETrYMAN,

NV H'IFsNN.E tNU RETAIL HKONEkS
w Forwarding and Commission Merchants. :
Nrfs ga r,tt ..ment, Plaster, Glass and Nails
irhsf Second and Perry sireets jsn2g sssf
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Gmsfat SrasR go Ma Me- tack
snn iafmat, ~ soalse'ii"n ,ii the,t stsam
esrt mill hat. ~ operation a NIL f"r ~.
iraciina the Iuiec of the Chinese suaar ean..
We saa il ia operation Tne.,la, and II did
lis work iaithlaii, The Games after being
stripped AMI topped arr passed hcta.en iron
r"ilcrs which extract The inies u iinAing into
a vessel beneath alrl The crushed eats, passing
aut ia hall sheWe,l enulitian rra,la l"r the
cattle, Nh hich nn doubt would readily cat H.
4. a hnDihet al iatmet haze enpalted of us
Ia respect 10 surh a mill theg viii ~ dnnht
lie pleased Ia hear ther. i ane 90 operation so
eon, enienily. The Prairie Steam Gfist Mill i
about three ionrths "i a inilc from tln County
Fair Gronnd8
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
AGENTS rvDR TnE GAZETTE.

pstty. tEi w.gsiN aNp sErktS
New York = N feil"ngiil Go tie Nassau st
William u shaliuek tis Na--au street
Cincinnati. = II fafSir VI wr-t Fourth street
=, ioois .las u Bn.letidee y W corner Olive
aRd Main sirrsts
Chicago " Sr.Ucyr iai Randolph :, sct,,
80 aud Gallsgbsg pratl.,tn Il
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PNINTIN0J pN1W1uU0I
- SAMESTAL PAINTkk, Glider 0lAxies
ssrNaef. ana Paper Hanger, In any or sii of the
shpre branches assure my paxons that the
work shall be dsne Ia good and workmannks nan
aud thai III. materials shall bs of this best
qualify ! alsn keep on hand resdy Glazed Hssh of
ih- he-t manufacture. Mixed Faints, Glass, Putty,
ste e,e Shop Third strees, one door kasi Of
Braa5 str-et je8. sstf
NllSlD 00AUHk1Cu,
TEACHER OF MUSIC ON PIANO, MELO-
j DEoS AND ORGAN. Hinh street, second
dUoa last ~ Western Avenue. ~ 5adl
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bkfrAr ~ Mn. PAgyiS.--1b. Republicans
el-cle, tlirif whole ticket Ia NuscaIiu- cnui.
iy, With ia. eNs.iiiun ~ Mi John A. raryin.
tiicif eandhlat. iur Senator We much regret
iir. rarsins defeat Al be- i = naa al talent
amd s"und Judgment. a. well o. q thorough
..oing R.publieau. Iii .leleal was brought
about hs the know Nolhines uniting wilL the
Democracy ase",'Iius to thei, customary plan.
The Democracy are nnN icl, na nliun the
i.now Nnthinr vote their only hnt,' ~ sal
tatian IN the North.
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General Notices.
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lEAlER IN DRY GOODS GROCERIES
aud ftpslures .Ngent f.r MsInriniek's Reaper
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