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GROVER q BAKERS

SEWING MACHINES.
IL s no longer euestion-i thar these Machines are
the best in the mark for family sewing. seools a
purchased from the stores are psed upon them
without rewInding, making q seam of uneq ma ed
strength and beauty, They are simple In oonsfrnc
ton easily managed. not liable TO set out OF order
and MOI ssless IN their operation. -
full assortment constsnty on hand ana for =. \.
ct faotory prices BY = r. G. sTEVENS.
en- SIS Pa sy. Wa.hinston
TON: and ever, thing psrtainine 10 these eeVins
Machines d 80 / :.
ifr A good Operator in attendance In .hov On.
Mschlnes and give full instrscnons in their a..
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kic Fl 'hA II. CLARKE. Trustees.
~ ai-eot, GREEN, Auct.
n b q, SRREEEYi AApo!i9pee5

by A.. SREEN. AuotloneeI,
y LOIS or THE ISLAND, on 6rH STREET w KsT-
BY virtue OF the last will and Testament Of Hanson
Court, the subscrib.r will sell, on TUESDAY. ,hc
Sth lnstant a. O'clock p. on the premises. Lots
Gunnell's suedivision Of Square No. 4s5, fronting
each 9 feet inches on 6th street west, between
property is slgibly SITUATED and rapidly enhancing
Terms: One third cash; the balance in and y
months, secured by the purchasers notes, bearing
interest from the day of sale, with deed ofust upon
sfte the sss the pFpperty win be resoid, upon one
Xsek's 9Stiee, e the Eisk and expense Of the pur-
- ALEXANDER LEE, Adminis'r c. ia.
q je9 i b. ~ i-s- Pro-. - > A. GREEN, Auct
NJ TIE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
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Ffnancfal.

New YORK, July 2o-The stock markets. dun
Chicago and Rock Island ON; Illinois Central
New York Central T4S; Reading 44x; Va. 81,
siki Mo. 6's SIX.
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II COLUMBIAN SPRINGS

Il HE Urdersigned having leased from Mr. James
Roaeh bus cele rated Sp iIgs ca led the A
Go nnbian SP'lngs," mar the virginia yrA&
end Of the Long Bridge, is now fitting tn leIU
pace up IN very superior style, with ve.s iaTE.
Pavilion, Dressing Room, Dining Hall. Refresh
ment Saloon, &c.
Pubic patronage is solicited, with the guarantees
of goTd order
Refreshments Of the best quality.
III = The SPRINGS will be ready for yisitor.
Parties. and Pic Mics on the l.t of usust
~ x&lw THOMAS FAHHY
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Naval lnsellis~pes
BaIsaRsre n1arsesa.

fHlLADElPHiA, July es.-The a. = war steam.
er Lancasscr sailed this morning from r.hex,e,
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FUTURE DAYS.

-,, - BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
Sou. ia DSoME BUILDING LOTS IN
On DAY the 18th instant, shall sell, at half:
2ssns esocs p ~, IN front Of the premises part Of
and Sd streets west and subdvided into ten bars
some baid,ns Lots, seven Of whiah front IL feet
TOES SfRss Fl l feet MD, and
so@ely % Ios.tss an Ia'nss f Tins property is hand
~ ~ One nth cash; balance in 9, 70, Ia "a s.
d., deed deed trus ro% sne
lite inaispntabIe, and general warrantee deeds
i wonld respectfully invite the attention Of per
sons wishing 10 purchase handsome build ng lot
bic Investment, to the sale of the above meptioned
P5 Sns.S AGRrrS 'I ."",
Sosf S6A k fhAFFfNAkP res HHSstf psSaEs
f9.E RENSSE0SsT S
nue. near fSs Ups RSse ss street pa
Frames Casks and other fixtures off a. iso soas
IN good order. ~ '"0'Oi' -
One Frame shed, subject TO removal.
iy z WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
By WALL BARNARD, Auctlonoer..
nLSsss AZ AyeTioS!onn TH TE Rsbh Hwk AZ
cf No IL fronting fnt 8 es' nShs: IN IN
2btn street west, where the same ntersects north
,treet, Dust at Bridge street bridge, over Rock
creek and running back 20D feet to Rock Creek
auu improved by two good and nearly new Frame
sired. fN''' a. "0
Terms: One half cash the balance in 6 and p
trust taken. wv" VI
iy Y WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts.
By G; Mcguire CO. Auctloneers.
~ HOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALK-Oa THURS
DAY MORNING., July q, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence Of Lieut. l. Green, on | street, between
18TH ana 18th streets, Caroline Terrace we shall
sell. the Furniture and Household Effects, com
prlslng- ~
Mahogany Hair Spring seat Sofas, Lounges. and
Union Chairs, WIZ
BIocatelle Covered Arm. Easy, and Fancy Chairs.
Walnut Whataot, Rout Tables, Rush scat Char,
Marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables,
Cane sat Chalrs. Ottomans, Foot stools,
Superior Velvet PHrlor Carpets,
Brussels and Three oily Carpets, Mating
OIcloth Hugs Rods and Eyes,
Walnut Hat Tree, Brussels Stair Garrett
SEouage SET, french Bedst. ads,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Washstands.
HaIr and Husk Mattresses, Bosters and PilIows
blankets, Comic. Is, Counterpanes,
w alnut r. tsnsion Table, Marble top Sideboard
OAK Arm Dining Chairs, Clock
CHINA, Glass, and Crockery. Table Cutlery
Cooking Stove, Refrigerator,
IoSotner th general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: SIS and under cash; over that ,um +,
cfe' SI o; and ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed
r. S.-The house is for rent inquire of the .uc
tionesrs- J. C. McGUiRE e. 20
" "a Auctioneers
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-ru DAILY srAl win Be punctually sent
- ,aa,-ss Of our citizens during shsfr ahssace
70 vac - n. summer retreats, BY the ssrliest mail
IN; =. naper is put to press. Thus they can keep
af'eI sSvr, tboroag bly, posted with all that kan-
tne them. q. washington, and at the same time In
,p''e ,bsm.elves Of all the current events OF the
I IT,. Terms, y cents per week
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Il \ CARD.
i TAKE great Pleasure IN recommending m,
friend Mr. D r. DUFFY, as nv successor TO whom
have sold out NY entire stock, good Wi l. and az
lures and peak for him the ~ patronase Of INV
friends and the public. Joan RILEY
IL HAVE TAKEN THE LARGE AND
comhodlous store, No. $40 Seventh street near
Loulslana avenue 10 which I will remove nv
BOOK AND STATlONERN STORE, as soon AZ
can sell the stock Of Cor frctonery aud Fancy ar
tcles therein. Persons wishing to make cheap pur-
chases setting up stores will find IL 90 their ad
vantage TO c4H soon. | am selling at less than cost
TO get the room. %. r.. DUFFY.
jy2I-et No. 536 7th St bet ID and Ia ava
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CESrRE MARkEr-The opening Of the market
this morning, indicated an increase Of supplies
from all sources. The prices aremodcrating; the
demand lively and sales ProportiOnably brisk.
AeuAN.IrY Of interesting local and otbermatter
Is again Crowded out by the pressure upon our
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ELL.
II o US z, SIGN,

VI USE, SIGN,
FANCY PAINTER,
LOUISIANA AVENUE. BETWEEN 6Ta AND TIN Sra.
NORTH sui z. No. 81.
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, and all PER-
SUNS oeelrous ol having work neatly snd prompt v
executed WILL please leave their orders At nv Ern
porium, and they will be waited on either OF myself
or Mr, yNo > FINCH who - authorized to estsmats
or contrsct for any woik in my line.
" Estimates wall be freely and promptly given
IN al cases jy q w
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MARAvILLA
MAhAvILLA! MARAvILLA
MARAvIILAM
IHe most wonderful preparation known
for Dssfroyfng Dandyuf:
CNrInE RnIhnr...

MARAvrLLAm
The most wonderful prepa ration known
For Desfyoyfns DandyHf:
CriaE Badness;
RslseciAg Sack Headache:
Frerenftng th6 Hair from Falltas Osf:
. and Producing Glossy CsrIS.
Sold by al respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers and nv the Proprietors. Price 80 cent?
CHARLES ERNEST Co., s Maiden Lane, Ny.
Ii wall accomplish oil that is claimed for It, and
no one need iesI OF mourn the loss Of hair If they
JeS-Sm J. NJ. BRADsrREEr, 81 Broadway NJ v
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINrNENr
It's WONDERFUL effects q ID consea uent popul aritv-
perhaps no article an the history of the Maria
MedIed, ever qulred the same patronage was sub
lected to the same number Of severe and different
tests, and net with SO few failures as the Mustang
Eminent IL has justly been styled q Panacea for
81 e1ternal Wounds, Cuts, Swellings, Sprsins,
Bruises or EruptIons on Man or Beast. TITS 90 far
medicine OF surprising virtue, that Physicians are
compelled To prescribe n. and from soms remark
able cures of ChraHir and Distorted Rhssraf,e
eases az has naturally attracted much attention from
the hrst scientific miRds Of the age. No family can
AFFORD To be without a bottle Of the Mustang Lint
ment IN the house. Be,care Of Invitations.
parts Of the world.
BARNES q PARK, Proprietors, New York.
Also, Lyons Celebrated IsSeef Ponder.
JeS-lm,eow
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Mans DIEss suIrs,
Mss's Bssissu Sssfs,
c.nY esfhs Bs~.sss s~tfs.

9, NOAH WALkM a Co, Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of sprins and
summer Clofhlng ls now ready for inspection. u
Is comprised Of an assortment ~ CsentIemen,s And
Youths Clothing Of the eweSt and richest ns
In m maheriaa. Thinning, and workmanship.
10 those who study excellence with eccnomy, in
fashionable articles Of dress AZ Opportunity is nov
offered Tor SELECTING from the most attractive stoct
duced prices. A Nj,
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Mr.. McNERHANY's ADDRESS to the Schools of
the Third District, was received YESTERDAY after
noon with marked appreciation 1t was regretted
the Mayor and members of the Councils were not
present to hear the speakers stirring invocation 10
mem. to Improve by their Legislation the condi-
ton OF the school system. The Mayor we regret
10 near, was prevented from attending by illness
MI McNerhany's address was an ILLUSTRATION of
what may be done when a has an ordinary
elementary education to begin with: for l,eyond
the Columbian Academy and the tuition 81 one
John Mcleod, respected and remembered alike
on ms sound instruction in the !srudiments ,, and
s MS Max modeof illustrating them, Mr.. Mems.
academies honors were :. limited His next
school was the printing Office of the National In
teiligencer. His address was polished luminous
ana DISCRIMINATING; and had it not been so, its
unusual length would have rendered its delivery
TEDIOUS The attention of the auditory was the
speakers best compliment. The deserved CEN
sure OF the non-attendance of parents of children
at the recent exam nations, met with heartv Pcs
Ponse, both from teachers and trustees - y = = -
WATCH RKTvRSs.-Nym. Jones drunk and
disorderly; workhouse % DAYS. Frances St,art
do; do. % days Kitty Gray, selored. do: do
ID days Jesse Johnson, colored. disorderlv, Isne
and costs Pts. VIM: Richards and Anna Kid
absence Of Matilda Wade now In the ,va,Iha
sha going 20 her residence and stealing f,oui
e snsnos pea belonging to her heY were both
de1,,l s,;., jail Tor court John Kane, disor-
and costs, ss.i5. Ann GL.dden. dmna . ."j a ane
orderly workhouse 90 days 80 .- ao ut az
~ So ----F .sser7q !ha-s I
4, ExepisIos 70 FoaI; W A.Huxe ros, ro.xo,.
how.-rhs Gossuch- Chapel sunday Sc hooa pro-
pose to give IN exeuFsion 10 Fort washineto..
ss o pr steamer Thomas collye,H 10Th
instrumental and vocal music will Be IN 'atrnI.
sna assurance ID given thas nothing viii be
ien andone 10 render The affair an agreeable one
70 al parties The 6orsach Chapel 3Oiis 1--we a
iSepInH . for getting up nnch snsirs that no
eeuo' insures hem large company, - . I
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ICoNMuNIcArEn

lCoNAUNICATED.
Editor Star In reading your police items in
Saturday afternoons paper, in your statement of
my case before Justice Drury you make it appear
that employed mechanic and paid him for his
services In whiskey. l can assure you that yo,l
are entirely in error. This gentleman was not a
mechanic, nor was he employed by me; he merely
assisted me In arranging my store, as return for
my former kindness to him. 1 can prove Ii by
money or any other consideration. NV medical
testimony proved all desired-the fact that Ger
tain spirits were used medicines and regularly
prescribed as such. My own acknowledgment
OF the fact that sold spirits medicines caused
me 10 be fined. was not aware that was guilty
OF violating any laws Of God man in selling
pure spirits for the sick 20 J. II Moor
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~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
= I'D = 1i'rassl -eTS = a. GREEN, Auot.
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The meeting was organized by calling the Press
ident Of the Aldermen to the chair, and the Pred .
deaf q the Common Council to assist hin. :, Tie
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w. II. WARD,
A. w. MiIIrp

., Dh hionoh; the board al this point adjourned
10 meet the lower beard in Joint session 6,r the
nni.9s Of opening the bids for Laying the water
~. ne Jnint meeting having adjourned the Board
IL ~ order by the President ~ ~ :
WI, Huntington; from the police Committee 10
Mn?n was referred the com int Of Jas A Wise
CIrrl =, me eenhrniation Of George d. Spencer as
r,Sr eiafges preferred against Mr. Speneer i'm All
I..,in ~, anu stating that the complainant had
Of ,h..p properly hned by him for direct vioiaton
az ,iiS auties honestly and faithfullv md ,sL;n ~
NJ, ~ ha.ged from any further consfd eratiosS If
III y. /" Use, iscs complaint; discharged. u
aSo reported back the various nom inatioo
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mains in Third. Seventh Eleventh. and Four
tecnth streets west, and G. and ID streets south,
from Four-and-a-half to Twelfth street. and along
Twelfth TO G. and along c to Fourteenth streets
MT Moore then offered his resolution as amend
ed IL being resolution to take from the table the
opinion of the Corporation Attorney before al
luded to in this report, and cause the same to be
printed. .--- -.- - !
MIR. Magruder opposed the passage on the score
OF economy, and hoped the resolution would be
Mr. Moore then called for the ayes and noes ON
the passage of the resolution and the question be-
ing taken II was lost. by yeas s. noes T. Ad-
jOurned. ... p "A. - 4.
Conlmom ConneH.-The annual report Of the
Captain Of the Auxiliary uard was referred To the
ways and means committee. p. -, :, :
The general approPsi alton bill returned by the
Aldermen, with amendments, was also refereed
The petitions Of Samuel Mickum and Others
Cbas. Coonbs, w. w. Corcoran and Others laaac
Dorsey and others, and Geo. Mattingly and others,
were referred. .-..-r r- ~
Mr.. Jones, fom the ways and means committc.
reported joint resolution making an appropria
ton OF 81 60 to aid in the completion Of the Ne
tional Monument TO Washington, payable In four
annual installments Of S5U1 each; passed. -
Also, bill regulating the compensation OF the
a.sr Registrar, increasing the salary to 81 500
per snnum; passed. -gFH % = =
The Chair here announced that he had BY re.
Inest transferred Mr. Given from the police 10 the
eialhs committee, and Mr. Clark from the clai m.
70 NE police committee
ton NH IN; 10ns. also reported the general appropra
sn VII WIN the Aldermcn;s amendments and
recommended concurrence In one with an amena-
en., ana non-coBeuTrence I'M the other. The
nentls an appropriation of sl.sOO for uni
~ s .N nly Policemen, and the amendment 10
Recommended by the comm me- l. /. !. 5000. :,
az, III =. LOT Lieutenant Of Police; the re-
Mr; Lurion, from the improvements COMMITTEE.
the footSsy paved on the MOTH froot a. 1910
si6; passed. ''.s ~ sfsafe
Also Aiassmea. bin for paving the south font
Al.o, Aldermens .bfli fos grsdiar and n.y, no
m alley IN square 109 passed ~ 20 - - IS
The board here took recess to go; ,pto1 ;o,,,
meeting to open the bids for laying the wstsr
fTt79 T4TY JOINT MEETING.
The meeting was organixed by calling the Pro-
ident Of the Aldermen TO the chair and the Pred :
deaf q the Common Council to assist him. The
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=, CorScIIs Board Of Aldernasr. = The
mot Yesterday at the usual hour, the Presi-
Ant Ant W.T. Dove, Esq , in the chair
oen'S ,munication was received from the Mayor,
thing the reports Of the Ward aposhecaries
AFTER ending June %, 1859; referred.
III enc enclosing the annual report Of the Cap
,he Auxiliary Guard. for the year ending
tam o. m I.5q giving detailed statement of the
June expenses Of that department of the city
conn..,,,eut as follows: - .ye--
','srtrr ending October 1, 1885,. $50 4s
f"r IT, ~. d dTsr,rr ending January .. 1859. 5os6
toi - 15uarter ending April ], ls5e...... 1872
FOR We Ss dduarter ending July !, ESQ.,. 21l9
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14
TERMS--S2,OO

elector. He felt the indelensble position Of
J udge Taney and would not occupy Il. BE
therefore struck boldly and fesrlessiy for more
pslpable, more unlimited dsspotism, by deny
ing the existence Of Inherent rights, either in
white or black men.
have no regrets that Mr.. Corwin has taten
this position. It will serve to develops the
real issue now pending before lhe people Of our
nation Neither you nor myself are laborina
for party. Our republicanism is based upon
principle. l would be as willing TO see 8. a.
Douglass elected President as any other fnAu
who maintains his doctrines. Indeed, If the in.
herent rights Of a man are to be denied by otis
Government, prefer it should be done by can.
diduteS elected against my will, rather than by
those for whose elevation have toiled. But
we are sll aware that some politicians think iE
better for men OF conflicting views to unite Ia
the election, and when the Offices are obtained
permit the party to disband, than TO attempt to
carry an election By the power Of moral truth,
nm unwilling to encourage any stch policy. ]
regard truth and justice as attributes of Deity.
Like their author, they are omnipotent; and
the highest craftsmanship, the highest policy,
consists in clear, distinct avcwal OF the truth.
Our principles should be constantly expressed
in the columns of every paper, inscribed upon
every banner, proclaimed at every convention.
carried home to the understand ing of every in
dividuai. would ask no man to vote for our
candidates who denies the inherent rights of
man. can have no political, no moral, no re-
ligious fellowship with such doctrines It *srs
less injurious for our cause for such men to op4
pose US, than to profess to be with US. Had
this denial been avowed by the OHIO SGtesman
it would have injured the Democratic party aud
increased the influence OF the Republican organ.
iZaticn. But for Republican to avow such
principles must strengthen the Democratic par
ty while it paralyzes the influence of our own.
l regret that any Republican should attempt
to increase eur numbers By misreprese nting our
doctrines Truth and honesty forbid it, policy
and statesmanship forbid it,and experience teach
es us that it must fail
Yours, J. R. GRDpINds.
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From the Ashtabula Sent mel
Important Correspondence.
Thomas COrWin.

OsERLIs, Aug. q, so.
Hon. J. +. GiDDIyGs-De Dear SIR find In
the Cincinnati Gazette the report Of speech de-
livered by Hon. Thomas Corwin at Ironton, a
few days since, in which the following language
is used: Some people on the other side OF the
river say, that they have an inherent right to
go and take man of my color and whip him
But should think they would get into scrape
in doing it, II they could not show that he was
born q slave. Fe have no inherent rights
Some people on my side OF the river ssy that no
man shall take fugitive slave back from here,
because he he's an inherent right to treedom.--
There is, tel you, no irherent right All our
rights are given Us By the compact of the Con
stituton. We see there what rights every cit
izen shall have, and what rights every man in
the States shall have"
hare underscored those expressions which
deny the existence Of mans inherent rights, be-
cause the whole spsech is prsdicated upon that
very extraordinary position, and l wish to en-
quire of you, as one of the central Committee
whether Mr.. Corwin has always been employ
ed or authorized by that Committee to proclaim
such doctrine? Are such the doctrines Of the
Republican party2 Do our candidates for State
Offices hold such doctrines? Do any considera-
ble number of public men in the United States
entertain them? AS 3 Republican as man,
am unwilling to be involved in the support Of
such Atheism If you have no objection, will
publish your answer.
Very truly,
SAMUEL PPuMB.
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The Ohio Dem Ocr.aCy.

The Democrats ofthe Buckeye State are thor.
oughy organizing their forces preparatory to
the fall campaign. Indeed, it may be said that
the canvass for Governor and other State off.
GERS has fairly opened. We learn from the Gin.
cinnati Enquirer that Senator Pugh has taken
the field, and from our knowledge Of his great
ability, ws can confidently assert that he is do
ing noble service. But he is not alone in the
good work. The last Ohio Statesman comes to
US filled with appointments for such able speak
81 S as Hon c. L. Fallandigham, Hon, s S. Cox,
Hon. c. d. Martin, Hon. f. B. Olds, and q
score of other distinguished Democrats. We
have always admired the indomtable perscver-
ance of our Ohio friends. At all times, and un.
der all circumstances, they fight with the enc
thusiasm of men who know that they are right.
They have often been defeated, but never yet
subdued. They now see bright prospect be-
fore them, and, fully armed as they are, with
the justice of their cause, we look forward to a
glorious victory. Well do they deserve it; and
every true friend of the Constitution and the
Union will rejoice with US, should they achieve
it. Gallant triends--our whole heart is with
you. Need we say more P Wash. States.