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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

No1LomtaGW dS Wffteen Tor pfiyate snort
ouf having procured q cooV -, ,s,hna.,.. -
ievfnp n "a one NJ 49,, ~ 80 p.".su oe-
r.,dars ,,.,,,s ~. .uihss WHICH the Stas's'
80" ' .A'u 10. .'aSe 20 see!"L f34V EttITi
PromPsn Rhyme, s7- sasle
80 49,. - ne response Of a lady 10 certoin
I'll =, -. 1o'''esete oao1t1s, That's fckaf 4
80 20 fsfl ~ -1lt1
o.. AZ hignt, instead OF ssstayinp out ;. ''1a e.
-e. Be Ii the husbands peide 20" -.
~ TO render happy and content ,'':
The wife limits near his side. .. = - -
whats,e, ~ n,t,,., t tne news" s-, , ?
Rv he, $500. ~ Ha'nre pc $40
K T5.y.sI ~ ms analrs- n p, .e.st5 I,
o.. @"1s "Se 10 see"' ...a .3-g.4i:. y
Rru1ent man, who money rets p u s1 sdt
90, WIN not it loosely spend hd7 -
In foolishness, nor lend IL IA
:, AZ. Az, nlundeservng friend; -..r.. ....f.s,
No questions Az 1 See wife' hand, - [s,
Believes sbe'ii ss oa, TOT ne
{ That., ,rhn, nv " iIugally,
80 ' ""o' e'ke 10 see ~ = 5G'
Instead Of stopping on the et,..t 'H@
-IstL 70 have formal talk : : -. ,- -. ~
ne goes his errandn iovopsIvs s7fgraixs I
WRh brisk and steady WIFI s.fsi 81 ~
! 7hsTx,ning soon (his task fainud,a d7;'a i&f
Psse,h husband, in these times sT-0E
.TI., :. ',' """ ~ = 4 f'se 10 see''
gu ,t should s shirt q button lack,7 ID
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Accidental Death.

NIAGARA FALLS, August lSth.-Mons. Blondin
man on his back. During the performance a row
occurred, and man 90 years old was thrown over
the river bank and killed. The deceased's name
was Colwell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
Naval Mat,er,-Th. Montreal Visitor,

BosToN, Aug ls.-Capt. Ingrahsm, chief Of the
U. 8. Bureau Of Ordnance and Col Harir com
mander OF the u. 8. Marine Corre arrived al the
Charlestown Navy Yard Yesterday
The Montreal Field Battery had an excursion
down the harbor this afternoon. in the steamer
Henry Morrison, rendered by the city government
The company left for Montreal this evening, via
Portland o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.

THREE DWELLING HOUSES ON THE
TEN moon, 18th instant, az O'Clock, we viii sell,
IN On the PreIn'ses, OF 3. subdivision Square 81,
and avenue and south E street, and running ba IL
q Feet, and Improved by q good and comfor table
meLt, and under good rent
Also, two Brick Dwellings in the rear ofsame lot,
fronting on vide ley and 75 feet deep.
This sale offers an excellent opportunity for in
vestment rs all the houses are under good rent.
Title perfect
Terms: One fourth cash balance in g. - and u
months: with interest. A deed given and a deed OF
trust taken. WALL, BARNARD
au Is (Statesl Auctionearx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

SERBNADE.-East night. Com. Buchanan, of the
Maynard, and Lieut.. Terrett, commandant of
the post were entertained at their several quarters
by serenade rendered to them by portion of
the Marine Band l. The visitors were afterwards
invited inside and handsomely entertained in
their turn with liquid and solid comforts Of very
agreeable character This circumstance shows
the thorough good feeling which exists between
the officers and their subordinates in the service
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I.oCAI a1d11v02.

rTHx DAILY srAs win be Pane'nany SENT
- ,sS,-., A On, citizens dssfng their ahsence
20 -. nTtse summer retreats, by the earliest mall
a. - ,bs psper ia pat to press Thus they can keep
si thoroughly posted with all that tsan-
s..e :, washington, and at the same time In
sD o' themselves Of all the current events Of the
a. Terms, u cents per week. z.Ill
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MARRIED.

lOn the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Isaac Cole
EDWARp II. TlPPETT To hns HESTER
ANN HElTHLEY, al of this city.
On the 81 instant, at the Cathedral, IN Baltimore.
by the Rev: Father C[oskeIy; WALTER p. BUR
T0RIA 4. kG Hin, eldest dsag htea OF jno. Kuhn,
Esq of the hrst mentioned city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

WATCH RKrURSs.-The only arrests docketed
at the Central station last night were Thomas
James, Henry Scott, Edward Butler, Frank
Thomas, Martha Brown, MaryE. Coleman, Char
lotte Brown, all cOlored for an unlawful Assem-
blage. Each was assessed S6l5 fine and costs
and discharged this morning. Two dodgers were
accommodated
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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Wv Cndsr Che 6frecfion Of

MRS. ELIZA w. SMITH.
Mrs. SMITH (lats Principal Of the Mystic Hall
SEMINARY takes pleasure in giving notice that the
adoltoLal buildings and riding grounds on the es-
tate OF surgeon General LAWSON requisite for the
WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE. will coon be & A.
lshed, and that with corps of ey psrenced tea n
ers, she Will open her Seminary there in October
She hopes the interest that her friends, and the
friends of education have been pleased 10 manifest
In her system of instruction. will not lessen by her
ren0yal south; and that those from other parts Of
me United states, who have been Unable to send
tnelr oaughters to her. owing TO the climate and
distance OF Massachusetts,, will embrace this op-
portunlty, finding the District of Columbia Of more
genial temperature. and more accessible.
me Seminary will be OF a high order, and parents
and guardians are assured that no efforts or april
anees wIll he wanting to secure the comfort thor
ough instruction, and elegance of their daug hters
Applications will be answered and pupils recei we'd
until her limited number is complete, Number ~
day scholars limited For circulars address Mrs
ELIZA w. SMITH, WashinetO ton, ID. c.; Box
SO2. au l9-dlwS VIM
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& 70 'OAkOk 'DH FFX
b 0ul FRIDAY, August 18th, HAIRY EUGENE
youns est child of John s. and Henrietta Brown
aged II months And sdays. n .4a5E =
baltimore end Philadelphia papers please COPY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

~ M RICHMOND GRErs passed through this cHv
iuay on their return home fto,p Their la,s
Ii,,haY ylsit 70 New York They spote IN N !.
gnea 'errns Of their reception in thsf civ voc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

BEAR IN MIND the grand excursion to Piney
Point, Point Lookout, Old Point Comfort, Nor
folk, and Portsmouth, per steamer Powhatan, on
Monday next. g.. = - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

IAAP MEETING AT BROOkEvILLK-The Rock
vile Sentinel Of Friday, says To-day the camp
meeting Of the III. L. Church will commence
upon the lands OF b. w. Waters, near Brooke
Vile A number of learned and eloquent divines
VIII be IN attendance. The location is admirably
adapted for meeting Of this sort; the roads are
IA hne condition; tas weather 10 Propitious. and
everything, indeed, promises a very large attend
aAce The number of tents far exceeds that OF
any former camp, many from the District of Co
Iainoia and the adjoining counties having erected
tEem. The regulations, we understand are most
oxeeient and the enforcement of the rules confid-
ed TO gentlemen who will act with prudence and
diScretions from whose management we are quite
snre good order will be maintained We wish
them an agreeable and happy time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

THE LADY who was inju ed on Thursday at Ar
hngton springs was not Mrs Beveridge, but Mrs.
Lanuite, who was at the time assisting Mrs. B
into the swing ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

rnr FOLLOWING Va ~iiieAIslnnl ~ Sriy,,. .no,,
:, uu' M nsvng procured copy, We pabaiah va he
heving IT'S one Of those things which; the ss.r,.
readers would s'like 60 sec ~ n Fs,4V -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

LfOR RENT-A STORE ROOM on Massacbus-
l. etts avenue, between ID and Sd streets. Inamre
of JNO. h. ELVANS & CO., 800 Pa. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

FANCY DRESS AND MAsQUERADK BALL is to bs
gtven at the Hygcia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, on
Thursday evening next, the 18th inst 800 z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
81 OOO17A BEAUTIFUL AND vALUA.

81 ,UUU Bile FARM Of a6 I'D ~. V AdIg A.
less, Stock, Implements, and Crops. in MONTGOMERY
county, Nd, about miles from Washington CITY
and seven from Georgetown. can be bought for
S7,oOO if applied for Immediately. There are az
acres IL corn, Is In clover, and about oats For
further Iniormauon address a note to G. J CITY
Post Once, Washington city, ID. c. This is the
cheapest farm in the county. Improved city prop
/ an 5-eoImt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

TOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
II YEARS-That beautiful piece of property now
known as CALLAN'S formerly Holmead'O
GROVE, located on the PIney Branch road a few
hundred yards north of Boundary street AS Eic
MIC ground, and place of public resort 1t surpasses
any place In the neighborhood of the city. For rar-
Ian, Georgetown, ID. C.. ~ ~ iy 2O-sotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

CENTRE MARkKr-This morning the attend.
ance Of purchasers was large, the demand lively
and sales brisk. The prices have not mate,i,li,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

ROOK. STATIONERY, AND FANCY STORE
- FOR SALE.-An old established Store in
Georgetown, ID. c., doing first rate BUSINESS, is
now offered for SALE Terms made res sonable Ap-
pll Jatlons orthe same can he addressed to sR =,
-GcOrgetpwn ID. CD Post Ofice an N. cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

MIR. EDITOR:-Please let your readers know
WI through the Star that We keep the following
kinds of BRUSHES constantly on hand, and what
very cheap for cash. We enumerate: Floor scruh
pusrng. Horss, shoe, Clamp, Carpet, Paint, Hair,
Our store is No $50 Pa av., opposite Bsaw,,.
: : ---- GRlFElTH& SHIELDS,
IN ~ = ------- Hardware Dealers, re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
MINIS Daxss srIrs, I's.r
Mss's Bssissss Ssifs,
Youths Bssintss Sxits,

NOAH WALKER g. Co., Marble Hall lCIOtmn,
a0on SsoHns Hotel BuIdi5s Toald rsspsetfull!
summer Clothing 10 now ready for inspection. q
ls computed OF IN Assortment of Gentlemens ant
Youths Clothing of the newe-t and richest des 4 M
In IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
10 thoss VINO study excellence with economy, in
fashonable articles Of dress an opportunity lie nov
offered for selecting from the most attractive stocI
duced prices. = 80 ap 8eIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

FOR SAtE-A beautiful and valuable FARM
containing shout SO acres, near the city, unt er
hfgh state of cultivation, we'll fenced, aud i'm
proved with new, undergraduate house. finished
In hrst rate style, two new barns, corn house md
kinds OF the best Sc cotton. The farm is well wa
tered and tuitably divided into plough aHd meadoy
land. IL can be bought low and on accommodates
Agent, No. SIG It'll st. an ~ 9vr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

TOR SALE.-I offer for sale a valuable FARM
i., IN Lonaoan county, Virginia, On most liberal
for Improved city property. This property stu
ated IN one Of the most improved and highly cult,
waited parts of the county. Convenient to the canal
and railroad. BENZ. p. SMITH,
JEST D.. st, CITY Hall.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

tainly, than has existed ever since the for
nation Of the Consultation? Surely when
the Republicans shall calmly consider their
duty and policy in the premises, they will
moi permit their mere attachment 10 . par
ticular name and a particular organization,
to prevent that union Of the Opposition to
Democracy, without which, Democratic tri-
jumps for years to come, as in years past
will be inevitable. Ifthere were really any
issue existing between the North and South
on the slavery question, We could UNDER
stand The periinaciiy with which Republi-
can Journals and politicians cling 10 their
peculiar name and organization. But there
Is no such issue-there is likely 10 be No
such issue-nnd where is the reason or pro-
prieiy, the justification or the excuse, for
the keeping up of distinct Republics. and
sectional organization? -;
We trust, therefore, that ths moderate
and wise action of the Virginia convention
will be followed by a dissolution Of the Re-
publican party, as such, and by the coming
together OF all the elements Of the Opposi-
ton into general National Opposition Con-.
vsniion, for the purpose of nominating COM
mon candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency. At all events, let the Virgin
ia Convention present time and place for
The assembling Of such convention, and
extend cordial invitation 70 all the ele-
menis of the Opposition TO unite and coop.
crate with them in their patriotic purposes
and objects. ,. -
In conclusion, too, we again appeal IL
our Opposition friends throughout The State,
to hold. meetings and appoint delegates. to
the l4lh of December Convention. Let
not single county in the State omit this
important duty; and let the delegates from
each and all come hither, instructed TO op,
pose any expression of preference for any
particular individual for the Prssiden'isf
and the Convention, assembled
under snch circumstances, must be A tri-
um phant and glorious success, net en'y for.
the Opposition in Virginia, but for the Or
position throughout the length and breadth
Of the Union.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

FIERCE REToRr.-The Chicago Times says
"The personal associations Of Senator Breder-
lex were not of the best In early life he had
not the advantages Of refined training, and he fell
rapidly into the company of rogues and rowdies.''
The Chicago Tribune makes this bitter retort
whether just or unjust we know not:
''Perhaps Mr.. Broderick's early associations
were not Of the most select, but the people of H.
linois know that they could never have been low
er or more disreputable than those Of Douglas
Ask those who knew Douglas before he first ran
for Congress in the Springfield District. Ask
those who furnished him with rum on credit about
those times, and never got the money. Ask the
gentleman who threatened to put him out Of a
Hotel in Jonesboro for disreputable practices, a
late as 1856. Ask the citizens Of Chicago who
saw him in a drunken brawl on the National FaiI
Grounds, four weeks seo.o
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
EHE GLASGOW TIMES,
CLARK III. GREEN, Editor

GB Single copies of The Times, put I'D il
wrappers, can always be had at the office at five
cents copy.
20. Yearly advertisers are restricted to their
legitimate business. Other advertisements will
De charged at regular rates.
T No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
lotices-to be paid in advance.
RY- The charge for marriage notices is left to
he Bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
~ Where editorial notice of advertisements
sreguested, it will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

G. Mr.. Logan, the Republican candidate 70,
Congress in Oregon, who was defeated BY sirieeI
votes, has given Stout, who holds the certificate
notice of MS intention TO contest the right of the
latter TO his seat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

EOR sALE.-A PROPELLER TUG-BOAT,
Il IN ssod order would be sold lsS. ApPyh -
JOSEPH SLOCuN No Ia Beech o., below brovns Hhlns
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Five Points Henss Of Industry.

We frequently called to account In the following manners
noss one calls st the Instuon and says We ssnt Sir
denAcn Of provisions Tor money! such day but you did
~ seknowledge st" .
Our explanation In most Is this There two ssion
Hsuses Five Points; budns called Hoss 81 In
ssss hr PkAsEs the other building Is called ftss Po~s
MsSos kehodstl II friends about 10 send rs eonti.
button should direct II 20 Five Points Mission NJ l.
Old reach Mr. PHAsKs nsttIon but would 20 to the
Methodist institution Of could not
n reception because s no Aous AGrs 10 connection pons
Sons Intended should BE- directed L. fEAsk or
RAaLow House Of Industry n Y" Grateful for the iberhty
sn6s feel bound justice them and 70 ourselves
B. r. BARLOW, Superintendent
L. N. PEAsE General Agent
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The New. J. h. Wakeley will deliver Lecture emitted
Sons 81 Thunde 2dst nj e. Church between ave
nue., c and d. THIS EVENING. AZ II O'Clock.
Tets Of admission 20 Proceeds for the benent OF the
Maths ehool
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i PRoFEssoR BARToLErrs INDUSTRIOUS yLEAs.
Now ,xkhtion Ne $50 Broaa.sy, Let door, room
No. These FLEAs, exhibited for The hfE stne In
Ans1ca al tanned and rsBed snd p~f7rn te net won.
terfu f-sts such drviDr nls tsviEs sort1s us
Cs1sornis roA mises kc te. Oper fren eelSeh u -
ee,oeh D. N AdnsssCl IS
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A NOVEL and UNIQUE FEATURE.
T.H T. L II r J. L l. L q .
TIE NEW YORK PRESS

wRITIHe FOR THE LEDGER.
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EDWARD EVERETT, the SEw-YoRK LEDGER, dated
Feb s. to be is,n.d ne1 week viii oODtaa original eoIrbl
tors from the editors Of esns daily journals Of
NewYork City, James Gordon Bennett ESQ., the veteran editor
Of The Hra9 TIE Hon. Hosee Greeley OF the Tss-e; Ard
Lieut. Gov Raymond ,f the TINE. From the pen Of Mr.
BENNETT We hav. four original poems, entitled, resPse
lively
LINES TO LADY" an spos.rorhe to MARY ANN"
IAN ANGELS SMILE" and a FRAGMENT"
From Mr. GREELEY have a characteristics srt;is, sA
dreped to YOUNG MEN IN THE COUNTRY. WHO
DESIRE TO SEEK THEIR FORTUNE IN THE CITY,"
Ard from M RAYMOND we have in:erssins seooun, Of
"a VISIT TO THE HOME OF JANE EYRE"
Also vast amount ofintere.tins by the LEDGER
regular corps ofporulsr contributor and the bsusnsof
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ISrirLED
THE HIDDEN HAND.
By Ma EMMA o. E. n sOUTHwORTH, suthore" Of
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Ptles. What fs Its How Cured t-Tno1 1sands Of
pelsops Pes-suher years with oeesyst few
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T7HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. %.

The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
L.LEADING ARTICLES: The Presidency Buying
Cuba InteIe'tns CoSe''ion'i Toe od feosiA'
u..REyIEw OF THE WEEK, Giving In condemned
and conspicuous I'm the laes, and most important
events that have anspired In the City and Suburbs,
United States. Csnsds, West Indies, and Europe
UI..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH;
From wa,hDstor Message OF the Governor OF
Wisconsin.
Iv..HoRRIBLE SUFFERING ON The PLAINS;
Ten Men Frozen to Death
Wa DOUBLE TRAGEDY: Rejected Lover MaI-
ders his Lsdy-Hs Subsequent Suicide
vI..NICHiGAN: Editorial Correspondence Of The NY
Tribune.
yII..rRoM WASHINGTON: Position Of TIE Republican
rArty Reelection of hessrs. fessenten and Wilson
Nj huDbun-The Debses in The seuais; P.ad;
irs and the Fili5uGeis IN CSasre. Ioe N,IonA
EinsIcs.-The TAIif; The Court LADIES' VI wash
inIion.
vIII..PoErRY; The Neon !" "The PiiA Of the Pre'i-
dents Message"
IxTHE WANDERERS PLEASURE TRIP.
X..RUsSIA: The Emsscpa,ion Qaes,ioG- Correspond
snce Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Xt..FACTs FOR FARMERS.
XII..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XIII.PERsONAI.
xIv..PRoCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
xv..PoLlTICAL.
XyLTHE vIRGINIANs: By wu. ~ Thaoksny.
XVII. JOHN ADAMS, THE rEDERALIST: Lec.srs
XVIII. .woRK,Ns WITH ERRoRIsrs: Letter from
Henry Ward 6eeeher
XIX. CALL FOR ACOMPESSATEp EMANCIPATION
xx.TBE rRIsUNE IN THE COUNTRY.
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS: Marriage BY PROXY; UnTsrsi-
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
ooMNEEcAL MATkEs @ FSa ssp"ss .s osss S' Mss is'
fets specially reported for Tue Tueane-
as 4 s 'Syy Tss for :s. .' s. Three ''''''
sINGLE COPIES for sale =: TIE PatAesiioa osoe THIS
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VJ,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for lo59.-The
Il Fourth edition is ready and coutains
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS for
the year 1879
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED srATEs-EIeeutivs
and Judicial
LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES
SENATE politically classified -. .
A LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,, politically classified
POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE HANNlrH
CONGREss, ss far as yet chosen.
A SKETCH OF THE TROUBLES IN UTAH.
ABSTRACT or THE LAWS PASSED AT THE LAST
SESSION OF CONGRESS-.
GOVERNMENTS OF EUR0PE-RULlNG OVER
EIGNs &c.
HOW THEY ELECT BOGUS L. S. SENATORS IN IN
DIANA.
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL rHE STATES
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN 1853, carefully com.
piled and compared former elections expressly for THE
rkBuNE ALMANAC.
ELECTION RETURNS OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, TINES
OF LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS, HOLDING OF ELEC-
fIONs kc With other Of general and permanent
interest
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