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AUCTION sAIm
RI A. GREEN in.t;o-

= / - By "A. OkEEN. Auctioneer
GALE UF FINE PAIR OF HORSES car
~, riggs, hkkSKss, &r, AT AycrIoN.--On SAT-
Okuh Y MOKNlN g, September 10. AZ IN o'oioct
Ith and streets, fine pair Of HoFses, 1bsy and
gray worklng snyly or together, and both superior
Sehucking. Esq who has no further use Tor them.
Inc bay berse 10 known a. one of the hand some M
spirit I'd - ffT--' 80 = 80 s e e"e
Also. sliding top Buggy. for2 or persons, made
and pole - y - -, ~i'i' sh"i's
One Rockaway. -s.sT.T .r..r-t4 81 80, o. .
nse, Saddles aud Side Saddles BridIes R,.nIats
k2Se. CarrlaEe-jack. Hay cater, &c. '1'N-- -
Sc IS cost In GREEN anc,
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N suTanoe COMPANY Capital S9oa,Do, viii sads-
etdssl l.abiIifs 81 al sioehaoiSs,s % mssrss al
WI, Bayly, r. Mohas. AZ, w. CAT, n. Bean. !.
2. HslIdsy. w. OIm. and ]. Bryan. ono corner
I-Er.T. yAs. g. MoGUIRE, Pre-
GRAFTON p. HANsoNisss ns7zsShH
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EOk RENT=A very desirable and pleasantly
TN. will be rented toa ANAL family. Of not over OF
persons. H Sl2 per month. or Will rent the lower
two rooms, with Kitchen, &c. Apply at
SANDS Daguerrean Rooms.
sel3 St Avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets
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y h.oEEEN, AuctlOneer. -.-rs.
uhUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
NAVY fARD-By virtue of deed Of ,pnst hearin,
aste on the 18th day of January 1855 and recorded
10 h.Pet Al No l follos S4s $40, $50, and ISL
C. shall sell, on DNESDAS, the 18th dsy Of
mex. Octoper. at " o,c ock m. the premises part
thereon, which consist offs small Brick House. win
cellar, q O.. and is God business stand ''
The terms are: One half of the Whoie purobas 30
money IN cash ;; the balance in o and II months.
deed gwen and deed trust tsken, to secure the de
ferTed payments Title indisputahle. If the terms
OF sale are not complied with in days after the day
OF sale the property will be resod at the cost and
tsk Oh me iSrmsr purchaser. All conveys noes at
A. GADDIs. yr. Trustee.
SO II -ItWSos A. GREEN, Auct.
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FOB RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAeR.l

SEE riRsr PAGE. -,
FOR REN NE A ysIy ds.i,sble and pleasantly
n located DIV ALL Ne, on Al street north, near
p:rsons 81 ~ Der ~ month"; . 6 sn M Of mot S.e[
two roo"'' with sileSsIs &c; Apply at ' ''
seI3 81 Avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets.
C0TTAGE SITE Fox SALE. on street
l1ad. Dsa eau Lot it4xe feet, a. the proper
and IS foot alley the side. Iftoo larsei win sub
DIVIDE II. Those deslrins pretty spot. and ample
this Lot. Also. for ,srs n Lots in square ssh h.
fronting on north and w streets, and on 10th and
alley, Also, a Lot on 9th street west, between nj
eud street north, In square 48 frOntlng 47.6xesl
Having plat book OF washinston, / shall be
pleased to give any desired information IN regard to
city, aSd s tes or :n Other Lot. in the
anu JoHS g. h ia AiieSt Sio Ssrs'n
Corner sth and L ,tree,s.
sc st Northern Liberties.
FOR sALE1At fslr pr c.s and on reasonable
terms-LOTS Nos. l. 2, 8, 20, q, and q all adj :
joining, containing ~ Ss7 feet. egibiy located
and in s%"aPs No g. These snd
suitable for dwellings, brick yard. or other purpo.
POLLARD WEBB. No. SD ed story TIL street.
sAGE sRreS shs
and sTSR f. situated on Hiss sfsss fo a8yS So
caeied by the late George =. Neil. The Dwelling
!. spacious and convenient. There is also. good
SoIk shop on the premises. To any person wishing
hrst nate sppOrtunits is offered. an Him
HHOUsE, No, Si Sd street vest. between and
streets north, directly east Of the City Hall CON
kitchen. with bs,6-poomp' Wst.p co.st to1 and %
throughout the whole house also, vaults for fuel
nss and esss9sS Ss
pss.tlcal,,.S .Ssly 70 G. .rHfLLfp. Deputy Mar
STORE FOR RI5E BIZ VT IT., store on Ohio ave
" suited for the grocery and feed business. Xpoy
to r J; w. ". CALF, northwest corner i2tR
SUPER!OR .C0OKIN AND OTHER
- STOVES Of oil kInd. and sizes -
' ' sun Y. II. HARROvERs,@ ~
les 2w 9TH street. opposite Patriotic BANK.
T.. AMBROTYPES. - =
Il H r weather is now cool and you can d,spepss
son 81 .1s 'psPa ys1r money for
ROBERT SANDS.
es : Pa. ave.. bet. 18th and sth SITS.
MAae S sSl: .a.i, ssEEsSiNe, GOLDFISH. 90.
70 s DE- AZ iS1%S SID: in bills. and half bb!.. 4
SO 80 bo1s. scale HerriaE. s.I '.5 sb- IS, --e,
rs boxes Eastern chess. A 'i haAi ooAes' f"
NOW IN store aad isr 'ale by -.yrf '4s ..s.l
,s,.,. H g. PURDY, -.
& Re -eoIw = NJ 20 nnamnton,l.
TIE SggsiRR dRSkN WILL BUILD. TUsE,
the most reasonable terms. Second ssnS ana on
hand. A call 10 invited. o'ksos On
ss92us xae Tenhn.h,
vsdC NEATLY-B0UND q ELLIss Piano
- q .h &C - sqs seq
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CH7 BRILLIANT 0r@
6as Consuming Cook Stove ZO(
tne only perfect Gas Consuming Cook Stove in
.ne MARKET; 10 speaks for itself; il requires -
no pumng. call is solicited TO examine ID @1
~ operation every day at nv Stove Depot ~
NS, III ~; southeast corner Of Pennsy vania
cast on the heaFth. JAMES SKIRvING, II
seS-eoim 'is{ No. 81, south side Pa avenne.
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AUCTION sAtrs
T0-DAY4 TOMORROW MORNING.
BY A. GREEN, Auetioneer.


BY A. GREEN, Auetioneer.
VALuA6LE OVEDPROPERTY At
.h. tAuGroN:-On MONDAY. the ism irs tant, 4
D. m se, front Of the premises. AZ So O'Clock
a, ps,t OF Lot No. 2 an square q, $50 having
q r.. 70 eet on 80 str eet west, and running hack
oesween and IA streets north with the i'm
EEon " hIch consist of q rood s-story frame
nsnty .Spanees ing hve sood-sized rooms, conve-
I , One half cash; balance in and 70 months,
upon the premises. - - "'eN.s aoeeo oitrust
Title perfect. q 20, r.as y -s..-.T ..
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. = =
VALUABLE BUILDING ,LOTS AT r..r
y CORNER or EAST CAPITOL AND ssTH S,pxr
East AT AuorIoN-On MONDAY, the 18th lnst'
snail sell, In front of The premis ss al 8 o'ooef
TO- II, II and IS In Square No. 80. iva
rms property is handsomely located IN n ve,v
Tspla{ Improv,nr part Of the city east Of and but
19e square feet, and will be sold IN lots 20 suit
pnrcnasers. Persons wishing 20 secure a hand SONS
Dunulng site wiz DO wei 20 attend tf e sale
Terms Ore fourth cash balance in 6. IL and n
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
aesa sivenand deed Of trust taken. Title IN.
Sc ID A. GREEN, Auct.
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aEORGRTOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

EOR BOSTON.-The superior fast sailing packet
Is now dischargin< her freight. She will be ~
ready TO Tecsve eight for the above port on -
To morrow, tfu sday) Apply to HARTLEY &
BRO SO and i0l Water street. Georgetown.
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H. M. RUPPEL,
NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81. between
BndEe and Canal streets. 6eorgetown,~ ~
announces to his patrons that at hisQ9 ~ T. !
RESTAURANT may be found, at all A~
times, the choicest and most excellent
assortment OF LIQUORS. the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds Of GAME IN season.
Boats furnished al any time to the Great Falls or
any other point ON the Ohio Canal. ap 4-6Tn
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EOR SALE.At fair pr ces and on reasonable
u terms-LOTS Nos. ], 2, s, 20, q, nd u. all ad
JOINING containing ~ Ss7 feet, eEby located
on the northwest corner of zlst street west and N
street north and in Square No SO. These ,ots are
suitable for ellings, brick yard or other purpo
SEES and will be sold separate. If desired Apply TO
POLLARD WEBB, No. SD I'D story 7th street.
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For sALE-9R, ssconm9dstins. terms, the
and SrOR f, sitnated on High street. formerly oc-
caeied by the late George :. Neil. The Dwelling
contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. The Store
Is spacious and convenient. There il also. good
wofk shop on the premises. To any person wishing
oengage In the TIN plate and sheet Iron business
nrst nate opportunity is offered. an II I'm
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Ro0K KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENrRY.-T
above science in the Central Academy, corner N
10th aud T. streets, TO ogmInence Ne soon q sun
clent number il obtained. For the conyenienoe M
young sen Btmen who are epEaSed an busfue.s
through the day, the hours OF instruction will 1he
prac;icsl book keeper, and some II per,eree m "a
last two yeas IN teachIuS. will Halter myse n
easb me To give satisfacton 10 all who az vlsh
N. 3. az terms, &e,I oau he seen from 20
O'Clock st the ONCE Of the Treasurer of the Chest
svenlng at the residences Of n. y. sehrespen No "a
10th street. = THOMAS CLkAR.F
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By J. C, MoGUIRE. AnoIiones,

~ % Ss duOtlOneer.
Ky, VIRTUE. OF DEED OF TRtST To
- the subscriber, bearing date the Slst of Deoem-
Der, In the year eighteen hundred and fifty- six
1885, and recorded Iiber J. A. =, folio IS. ct
seq,, ana made to secure certain debt due Tucson
Mitchell, the subscJIber, at u O'Clock m on SAT
UkDAf, September II, at J. C. Mcclure & Co.'s
auction store IN Washington City, ID. c., TO ao-
cnmpush the object of said deed, will offer for sal
a. PUBIC aaciion the country seat called - ckng
In.so IN W ashngton county beng the residence OF
Joteph 0aes. So 1t is bounded on the east by
the new BiadensburE rosd. on the west by the and
OF Wsshlnston Berry, north BY Seaver and Reaf-
Ing ands and south BY city boundary hnes is very
highly improved. and contains one bundled and
seven acres, l07lor thereabout.
erms OF Saie; The purchaser will be required to
pay fourth OF the putchase money ha nd at the
time of sale, the residue in SIX twelve and
months from the day Of sale, with interest thereon
LON SAID date, and 10 give his notes for such de-
Ierrra pay ments, secured by deed Of trust the
IL the purchaser shall fail to comply with TIE
terms OF So within ter days after the day of sale
the subscriber reserves the right to resell the land
and premises for cash. after ten days previous no.
tice' at the risk Of such defanltIng purchaser.
IA JOIN I. MITCHELL, Trustee
JAS. G. MEG UIRE Co. Aucts
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CLOCK REPAIRING.-Clocks of every de
" scrlptlon carefully repaired, and the strik- m
ing part properly adjusted, by ~
J. A. WATSON,
SO Bridge street, Georgetown Al
III For the convenience of persons living
az distance, competent Workman will be sent to
on nand, TOT SALE AL 81 Inn
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NJ. s a. A GARD. 81 4 al ssurT -
Eandersfand thefsis rumor afoat that Va deal
vofk OF penitentlafy manufacture. Such being
we'll as fof the credi. IF our eustomers 20 deny any
such assertion, and defy any man to prove the state
the largest and best manufacturers in the country
and IN proof OF this stats ment, al that 40
stock which has Just arrived. and for which see adj.
yertisem.nt In another column IL has been ALREADY
Examined ~ some the best judges in the city, and
pronounced to bs Of superior auality. - :
= a Il II. w. HAMILTON 4 CO,
au nv No. So It'll A., oppo. Centre Market.
R%IsAss sss. a1SC :ssI Oh OH :; stssy
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SCHOOL BOoKs-sCHOOL BOOKS!

"A EeneIal and oomplets assortment of School
BOOKS ana StafiQpsry for public and ylvate schools
1rsst sSsss Il. No9t6: 'Sf sfR 30
I
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until FRIDAY, Sept. nth same hour and pieosi
JOHN r. MITCHELL, Tfnstee
se9 JAS. c. MCGUIRE a. CO Aucf,rs

MAHSHAL'S SALE lin virtue of a writ
hEl OF herr facas issued from the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Coumkia for the
County OF washington, and TO me directed, shall
Court-hous door of ssid county, on . HURSDAY,
the Sth day OF September. 1853, at u O'Clock M the
10 lowing wit: All defendants
right title claim and interest in and TO Lot No IN
square NO 29; IN the city OF Washington. ID. c.. to-
gether with all and Singular the improvements
thereon; seized and levied UPON as the property Of
Edmund Riley, and will be sold to satisfy Judciais
Kimbe. w sEsI mn
se6-ats Marshal for the Districtof CoIumb',.
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EOR RENT.-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
= with basement, on ID st. eet, Georgetown, the
rooms; The house and lot are large and IN complete
order, having all the necessary out bu dings batns
town, and well arranged for comfort and ELEGANCE
Apply to BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
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SEGARS

" SEGARS
w THIN the last twenty DAYS have received
direct from Havana three smsn invoi- ~ -
Of SeVars. M%<<
1900 London Regaliss from the oele q ~
brated factory of y. Velssquey.
1890 Little Belt 1ondres.
S,Ca do. full size ResalEa,
1000 Potomac River ClIinirador. Il
These SeEaIs cannot be ex oeed IN sty lie or QUALITY
oy any thing this market.
Also. on hand. 100 "Operss," which viii sell
very low by the box or thousand. -'..|.
EDWARD Q. DYER.
Penn. avenue, bet. l2th and 18th ste
se lost unteliEencerD
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SAVE Y3yR1CoAL AND WOOD. and stop
window Fastener. Th,s, the most saectuai of ali
Tlndon nstemnss, By the most Emp crnstru ctsop.
and sssn ar 4, SSS
pefsons at ~ tmes, and especially ,n,e6nlches and
p pspH pas EoT inforntion apply 30 r,
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A. j. fSS8FRfkfkss.P2EEcHER.BLEEpFR
ResIdence-No. s54 Masschusetts syenpe
between Sixth and Seventh Streets
EEFERs TO =. -- 1
NV. b. Began, NJ. D., ]. Ford Thomson. A. m.
Rev. A. Y. Carothers, j. II. Stone Drus eist
W ~. ". ,eslls- ~ W. sm"
CT N w ARE n,
NOME aliye who are IN want
Come ell who are IN need
wanting Tin Work ofall descriptions,
VI sheet ron Stoves. and such like.
Copper Work done 10 order "a -.
Cal and see j. T. TONGE r rs-
Old Union Building, T. at, bet, 18th and Isth
au Is Inn -
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Books.-Shillington advertises fresh package
Of new and popular books. His store is always
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FAMII.IEsa PA S ShRp. prv,nec ', orns
MD CASSIMERES BY THE YARD =

AND CASSlMERES BY THE YARD =
CLOTHS and CA SSIM kR ES, dealing more ex-
tensively and generally those goods, we can OF or
to purchasers of those goods than
iof patterns or shrinking, having steam apparatps
ior tnat putpo.e. IL would be well for those pilrchay
ne only establishment Of the Kind IN this ciy which
aosa, exsensWey IN those goods and must 6ner
= ~ s6,i 81, Wall. STEPHENS & CO., s:i.s
u. :. ,. o,,n no No. s2 Penn; syenge, between
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sAssAIH.-The miidness Of yesterday afforded
all who Were disposed to properly enjoy it. op-
Portunites TO do so, and the day passed as pleas.
antiy, and, we trust, as proitably a, the s,h.
hatns Tor mouths past The churches gensraII,,
tnroug bout the city were as usual. o6ened 10,
Iehelous services, and the congregations were
Irszs mos. OF them. The Sabbath Schools
Mee huherouslY attended, and the services al
various suburban missions were also well at
,ehued III was indeed a quiet day in onr citv,
1olueny conduct was seldom witnessed; yefy
Io" CSes OF lntoxication were seen. and the
Susuce al the general rendezvous Of the police
naa no Cases Tor trial The proprietors Of tav-
closed tSe,, hs,. "a IN obedience to the law,
gooo order and quiet which prevailed In all ouT
streets during the day.
kEyIvAL.-An extensive revival is in progress
at Fletcher Chapel, a suburban station r.ce,,,v
erected In the northern part Of the Fop,,h w.,d
oy the Methodist Episcopal Church. and under
tne pastoral care Of Rev. Mr. Mcdaniel N ia.
rev society, and their labors in tina. section of
lne cry aaVe been constant, and now the pros
peek OF success 10 very Encouraging Me,iing.
VIII oe held every night this week To- nigb,
preach. ..r.- = APe''eu :"
WASHINGTON LIerr ky,xr.y Phi. ,.,.,.,
corps OF our District volunteers paraded thts
morning, under command Of LIeut i = T,cl.r
accompanied by Withers' Band and rn,,.h.a
through the streets route for ATlInyto,t 49,.
they intend to spend the day. The Infantry has
always been fayorite corps with our citizens.
ana the success Of all Its undertaking, 4. d.si,i
able The day Is pleasant, the arrangements er
ceiient, the place popular; and we may safely
pfeaict Tor theina large and agreeable COMPANY
and merry pic mic.
hAkE NIGHTS MORE Every body and their
eniid'en VIII be delighted TO learn that In couse-
fuence OF the great crowds that have rushed 10
sec "ymAn, and this being his last visit TO or
ely fsf some time, he will remain and perform
MOdd Fellows Hall on Monday, Tuesday and
WEDNESDAY evenings, and for schools and fsmI
lies day performance on w ednrsday- w. "A.
wise every body who wishes to laugh by all
hAssoyER, on Seventh street. Is well suoolI,d
"hh stoves, CRATES, hot furnaces and all On.
appliances 10 keep people warm nert winter c.I,
On him "'n'ef' Gall
al No i2i Pennsylvania avenue, Ia.
)nt introduced a new style Of sof, fell b.t,
Gall and see him. A'N''
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THOSE who have organs out Of repair will find
MIR. j. T. Barber, 4s9 Tenth st at their service
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IL HOUSE, No. 81 Sd street west, between b and
north. directly east Of tn. City Hall.
Itohao cnahoers saloon. parlor, dining room, and
thLouEnout the whole house also, vaults for fuel
sna Sat, ana vegetables, under the pavement. The
psrtlculs,sl apply TO g. W.rHILLIP. Deputy Mar
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424 s6 54L II STYLE 4 !. + 424
am now reoelvirg splendid assortment of mems
and boys FELT HATS, all styies and oolors in
prices to suit purchasers. Call at
LAMPS
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HARBoyER, on Seventh street, Ia WILL s.n,,,.a
with stoves, CRATES, hot AR furnaces. and an On.
appliances TO keep people warm next winter CT,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-24

ARMY OF UTAH-Accounts from the army Of
Utah TO the first OF Dec. had been received
ut Washington. At that date, all the troops,
with the exception Of Col. Cookies dragons,
were comfortably quartered at Fort Bridger.
in the enjoyment Of good health, and were am
ply supplied with provisions The dragons
were stationed at Henry's Fork OF Green river,
where some grass remained for the animals
Advance parties of the Mornons had, IL is re-
ported, started for the British possessions, pre-
paratory to general migration Of the entire
body Of the raints in the spring. Advices were
also received by the Government that Col
Cumming, the new Governor Of Utah, had is
sued a proclamation declaring the Territory in
state Of rebellion, aud a court was to be open
ed for the trial Of offenders. Sending copy
OF his proclamation TO Brigham Young, Gov.
Cumming addressed him a letter, annsahcing
his appointment as Governor Of the Territery.
and regretting the acts Of violence which had
bsen committed, and which were attributed to
to Young. The st. Lsuis Leader does not place
much reliance in the report which numbers be-
lieve, particularly in the Atlantic States, that
the MormoRs in a body will leave the Territory
in the spring. 1t thinks IL probable that Young
and q few Of the faithful, who have so often
defed the power Of the Government, will fee
frsm fear Of the consequences Of thar treason,
but that large majority will quietly submit
to the laws and remain.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-24
Democracy and ArIs,ocracy.

A man may be SO kind-hearSed that he would
hurt no living thing, and may shudder to see
single human being suffer. So far 80 good
Yet be may have no faith in anything like So
oial equality. He may compassionate the poor,
and would give the beggar . "donatioR;" but
measures which would prevent begging, which
would place the means Of q comfortable sub
sistence in the hands of all men, so that there
should be no poor, he may not contemplate with
any satisfaction. A man is not necessarily in
clined to democracy because he talks absut Ia
borers and beggars, any more than he is Aeces-
sarily inclined to democracy because he brushes
his coat, and maintains his personal dignity and
independence. Aristosracy may be found clad
in rags, as we'll as in embroidery. True de-
mocracy compassienates no particular class.-
1t reverences all men, aud seeks to put all men
into possession Of their native, inslienable
rights. 1t rarely gives aims, except to relieve
pre- sent suffering; it discovers no beauty in the
beggar, and cannot pause to idolize him. 1t
dslikes the beggar, though it esteems the man,
and seeks to convert him into an Independent
man, able to live without begging.
A man may discourse eloquently about beg
gars, and show very clearly that man who
begs is not to be dcspised; but all this does not
amount TO much, unless he fire the minds Of his
hearers with q desire 10 pefect our social sys-
TEN, that beggary shall not be enc of its fruits
The doctrine that we must love all men, but al
ways in the condition in which We find them. is
to US the height of aristocracy. Asistocracy
always delights in giving aims in doing some
thing for the poor and needy; but IL never
seems to delight in taking measures to prevent
there being any peor and needy, or to enable
the poor and needy to work out their own sal
vatOn. Democracy. on the other hand. at
tempts to do little for the people. 1t believes
the people do not need so many dry nurses as 1t
has been thought it believes the people, il their
kind masters will let them alone, are fully com
petent to take care of themselves. 1t labOrs,
therefore, to remove oppression. to take off the
restraints which have been imposed upon their
natural liberty, and to leave them free to sm-
pIoy their own limbs in procuring the means Of
their own well-being. Aristocracy gives aims
to the poor, and nurses them as dependents;
Democracy proclaims their rights as men, and
seeks to procure to them their possession. Ar
istocracy, with much kindness Of look and voice,
seeks TO relieve the hunger Of to-day; Democ-
racy seeks, often with a stern look and q harsh
voice, to lay down principles and establish an
order of things which shall relieve the hunger
of all coming time. Henry the Fourth of
France, in the benevoence of his heart wished
he could put chicken into the pot Of every
man in his kingdom Democracy would so ar
rage matters that every man in its kingdom
shall have it in bis power to boil a chicken
whenever he pleasss-Boston Investigator
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-24

JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL OF ENGLAND.-On
the 10th of December, Lord Jshn Russell again
introduced q bill to remove the disabilities
which prevent the Jewish subjects Of the British
sovereign holding seats in Parliament The
first bill of this nature was introduced into the
House Of Commons by Lord John Russell ON
the 10th of December, l847, just ten years pre-
vionsly. Last year bill passed the lower house
to change the oaths Of abjuration and saprs-
macy aud give them form which Christians
and Jews could equally take. but was rejected
in the House Of Lords Much dissatisfaction
was manifested at the determined hostility Of
the peers to the measure, and some disposition
was manifested on the part of the Commons to
take the matter into their own hands and seat
Baron Rsthschld by simple resolution. 1t
was felt, however, that this would be very
extreme proceeding and might lead to a serious
conflict between the two houses. The measure
has been again introduced with the approval
of the Government, and probably in the hope
that the Lords, seeing the determination Of the
Commons, will prudently permit the bill to pass
the upper house. Indeed enc or two influeu-
tial journals intimate that, il the LOrds again
throw out the bill, the Commons will at all
hazards admit the Jewish member for the city
Of London BY declaratory resolution.