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IIyHE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION or Tnl

il WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION will open public
Monday the sd day Of January their spacious
will continue from six to eight weeks.
Works exhibited by the
drawings, architectural designs, and coprsvings.
The gallery will be their reception
30h OF December and later
exhibition which might be oDaby delayed shipment
portaton.
The OF transportation and be
association on all works forwarded by its agents. by ose
to whom circulars Addressed
responsible o damage exhibition.
On the sale OF works exhibited deposited the gallery
mission Of 10 per cent will be arged
description suitable should
taohed to each work forwarded with price, for sale
the
should also by mail the shipment the
works
BY order Of the board Of mapag
H0RAT1o STONE, President
WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. 8, 1858 Nov 7--lawW
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(tARPETING, FLOOR oL-CLoTH, RUGS, MAT

HARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
Drugget, Curtain Materials and House furnishing Dry
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White. bun, blue, and green shade linens
Stair rods, curtain nxtures, &c.
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Purchasers respectfully invited examination of
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No. 625.
Notice for restoring certain Lands to mark ct i'm
the state of Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN Ebs the State Of Alabama will and after the goth day OF
the sale and ocstion Of
all pablo embraced the following townships which
sabct entry and location to whdawa being lands
which had probably falling within the prescribed
selection the railroad Alabama by act OF Con
gre approved March 1851 asceraucd be within
said limits viz
North Of tie base riae and Of TIE 81 Stephens merdian
Township Of ranges 90 "a as 2s, ~, 2s, 49, and 80
Township Of ranges 49, a. rs 26, ~ 2s 20, and so
Township o, or range
my hand the city Of
Washington, october 20 1858.
TIIos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
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No. 626,l
Notice for restoring certain lands to market In
the state of Wisconsin.

the state OF wisconsin.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land office at
IN Nenasha Wisconsin, aftor the 10th
January the sale entry and oca
NIL public lands embraced the following townships
which subject and location prior whdr wal being
lands which had been Withdrawn probably falling within tho
sebcd limits selection the railroad Wisconsin by Of
June 1850 but inc sccrincd not bo with
IN said limits viz
North @ the base line and he fourth principal meridian
Townships To- 49, IT, 49, TO- 30 2 a. 2S a. %, 26 ~ %, 30
30 81, 80, 30, "a, 50, 38, 81 and So of range 20.
Given under hand at the General Iud Oce at the city OF
Washington, November IL, 1858
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS
Nov ls-1w6w lint SStar Commissioner.
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WAIse Tnnia, RsA1Unnp 1aaAsu AID 1sAuSI-
pc osasEnxsss eaa b acquired By uuGng NJ
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Fer saisby I'll Dsuegists. Us3lAAwsnl
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uADoWooha U0vo1000.
A shfswd Ananeiss suggests that tseood
taia" niGk b nads oct sf ) psblis sssi-
tasisa sf ~ nsw Hiswaths By SEosuxILow
IN Sgepvts ysvsoss.
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asss II psblis:' We would jsss hist 70 or
lady fnsads, however, tAss his eallesasy
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= tAs Festival % Friday svsaiag; ed vs
suggest tass thsy appoiat : ssnniiAse =
wait spoa hin vith complimentary tiakst
TO ~ supper ~ : polite intinaaioa Of thsis
wishes.
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Aa41ess 9oseaval.
The Ladies u The Hisss Prssbytsriaa Chureh
have naAs ssssagsmsats for Festival. % Friday
svsaisg = Riss's Hall. sosnsr Of ~ 81 Msis
streets. - Will y AapSy y vslsns thsir axissb
and ~ pshlis ssasslg o ~ sssasisa.
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DBWTAa CARO.

nR \. ]. PORRE dssisss - isfssn this sennu-
II sisy sAAs ~ has dstsrnissa 70 naks Ksokuk
Ais psvnassat rssidsass. for the psrpess Of psas-
dSng DENTISTRY. His Business saeagsnsats
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tandms, Iowa CITY. tostloAAvt1
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HARRIs0A . gibbons, Agents,
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UNION OF PARTIEs.-The Republican and
Amencan-Republiean State Committees. have
issued call for convention to meet in Wor-
eester on the 9th of September, for State
nominations. They propose to call the con-
venuons for all opposed to the national admin
istratlon and the extension OF slavery, and IN
favor OF the present State government. This
Is made broad enough to include all who yot-
ed Tor Gov. Gardner last year, and all the on
position parties will now consolidate and enter
the campaign as one. Those who composed
the American party last year, felt bound in
honor to support their nominations. but did
not materially disagree with the supporters Of
Mr.: Banks, and very naturally they came to.
gether when the election was over. -
The ratio of representation is one delegate
for each town of the commonwealth, and one
for every two hundred voters returned in the
last census. This will give convention Of
more than 1900 delegates, and we venture to
predict that they will renominate all the pres.
ent officers by reclamation. Neto5swypoyt
Herald.
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SECTIONAL FANATIcIsM.-The Legislature
of Texas recently appropriated the sum Of
$4,000 for machinery to be used in the State
Penitentiary, which is in part cotton fac
tory. The act ends with the provso "Pro-
vided, that no part Of the sum shall be expended
IN the State of Massachusetts, nor for machin-
cry manufactured IN said State"
The sum of $lS, 900 is not so large as to
make its expenditure very important or per.
ceptable in any State; but the spirit Of the
proviso is entitled to attention. Texas feels
very sore towards Massachusetts because she
is outspoken on what honest John Wesley
called ''the sum of all vilianies,' So the
State Government of Texas says eve will buy
nothing of Massachusetts" Suppose other
States should follow the example, and be
equally foolish. Suppose New England
should say, "We will buy nothing Of the
Slave States" What would their cotton
planters think? What would their sugar
makers do? The folly of such sectional fan
atheism is apparent. Texas has made a fool
of herself; her Lawmakers would grace
lunatic asylum. = Woonsocket Patriot.
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The CANVASS In ST. Lou1s.-The election
in the st. Louis district is looked to with
great interest by good men in all parts of the
United States. Frank P. Blair is again
candidate for Congress, and is making a Wig
orous canvass. He spoke to large meeting
on Saturday, near the city. Mr. Blair plants
himself on the Free Labor platform. His
opponent is Mr.. Barrett, who expounds
slavery and democracy as things that cannot
be well separated. Senator Polk and Others
OF the pro- slavery party addressed demo-
cratic meeting in st. Louis on Saturday even
ing The canvass is carried on with spirit
and ability. The election takes place Au-
gust 2.
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'EFFERsoN's SIAvEs.-Modern sham Democ-
racy' winch claims to be JeiFersonian, regards
and Furnishes the attempt to help slave TO his
freedom as the greatest Ofcrimes. Not so thouob.
jefferson. In letter, speaking Of the ulunder-
ing of his plantation by Lord CORVALLIS, during
the Revolutionary war, Mr.. Jefferson saws;
"He carried off also about thirty slaves Had
this been done to give them freedom. he mould
haUe done rtght-but twenty-seven of them died
Of small pox and putrid fever, then raging in
CornWallis,s camp, and what became of the rest
never could learn -'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-27

MODERN WoRD.-The word it's does
not once occur in our authorized version of
the Bible, and only three time in all Shaks-
peare. The possessive case is modern af-
fair with nearly all words, and was not much
more used few centuries ago than "its."
Most OF our readers have seen such express
sions as +" John Smith, his book" which time
changed to ''John Smiths book" by simply
emitting the first two letters of g HIS In
this way all the possessives of nouns have
period. - IL n.