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Dua. OF saturday. Nay the 9Th 1850 Misses MAR
M~N"@l. in the lor ida years ":'Iyr aye.
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iro!n t}lr kri embrace oi ptr.l:i& AMI friends We
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former w,> :; !ncmIpr Ofsi. C;rni,n baptist Church.
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hope r a happy rclu!on III Heaven. the only
Soiat;il that sooilIc' li;t aged n"ircrS w"iudcd
heart Int l.": lrst ism Almighty Friend, and
$:.r !riss when time with her shall c.',>" To meet
her 4 ;lr r,ircn i'll tllat Epl&r q! ctrrMu! rest
''Wh"rr sickness, sor"w. pain arl death
w. ti,ll and irarrd-G innrr
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ram H.. .f',! :" j.! c.!'S.
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POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FUR 1856,
Vol 10TH

N I Vol tloth
Compiled b, HORACE GREELEY and JOHN CLEVE-
LAND is now prsss and viii ksuea let August IL
intended 70 embody every important proposition vote docn
ent or passage ased to beo light lhe pending Pres
se.t struggle be ciiy useful booA OF iesTenc<
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sass. Among Its eontrn.s are the following:
A SKETCH oP ALL THE NATIONAL NOMINATING
CuNvENTluNs held IN the United State. toe srs
IN lso Including the rAIy Platform sdopIet oy esc1 Cor
A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE FOR SLAVERY Elk
aLNsioN OK Kss.MgIiyH IN mhE J, oSniED ~. y,
cusion Of Uuion 10 ldo manly fion the
Journals Of oosse. and saS%s o ss ss so' HSa.
A HISTORY OF CONGRESSIONAL ACTON ON TIL
QUESTION OF okANliSS fREE h0MEsrEnps n En- ~
AITUAL sETTLEks On Tbs PUBLIC LANDS, With
THE e. MONROE DSCTkINE.~ EItscs from Prs.id.n. Mon
roes Message io2S regard the sh.s Of Foreign Gov
POPULAR OvEREi9NTY.-M DOuslas. Essay soh taaly
puohed In HaryeIs MsgaIne) on the Dividing Lane Do
tween Federal and Local Authority. .
THE lkRErRE-sSiBLE CONILlCF-Ar Stewards speeeL
MUpsiLLs- k1uscs rom Senator Hammond. Speech u
which be describes Northern Mechanics a. toe had'' o.
THE KkSoLUTIoNs recently pa.sed BY o. g. Senate on h
powers and daiies Of Congress In regard 70 slavery N 'n'
A PROPOSED sEDITIoa LAw-E,trsct. from Mr.. Dou,
lass speech In favor Of law 10 PUNISH sedhous Paoh
POPULAR sl Or souATrER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tr0t
Senator Speech against SquatSef SVScfeisnty o
inre'isw OF Mr. Dousa: on ,hs 'aglset o. ssss
fort n.y. powers and duties Of congress regard 'e
PRINCIPLES OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.-Abrahan
Lineolns speech Springfield M June H. l.as ON rece''
s .hs ksHaSnesn nSaa,SG IG1 u ssas.0s ,a
Mr. Douglass questions Mr. Lincoln slavery, aud Nh
Lincoln replies aiso Mr.. Liaeons Questions to Dousas
LETTERS Ss DISTINGUISHED sTArEsMEN.-dea
Cass letter to A r. Nicholson OF Ieunoss1o, In wmsL
be spuneiss. he theory Of 5quer S,ser.iguty Martin
Van bUren's lete Of l0is on he Po1er congress oss,
declaring SLAYER, TO exist only BY the fore of LOCAL IA.
Dani.l Dickinson Oh tho same suol CT Ei~Ma sssss
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American Insfitate.--A stated moathy meeting OF tn
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TIE FHS PE5TFf 81 TH
sENATE AND HOUSE Os REPaEsENrA-
ASP SP F#E F#E gssHissFlGss gsi9assEIss
INSTITUTION
TO CONFORM IN ORTHoGRAPHY
WORCESTER'S QUARTO.
In ACCORDANCE WITH CERTIFICATES or
fSnl4J Honi Vf.f y. f0tsEY, Ciyik Ss H. K i. 5.
S SSs w Chief fs tsf sass o. s.
JOHN 9. C..FllzPArRiCK, Clars Aect, SeIsse u g.
RoS g. rGiF RnSiFts f5ASs. fiS eSS eSss. fn F.
Prof. JOS. HENRY, sec. slal,hsonian Ins,atdsiOn-
WoRcysrHRI,y oRraoqRAPuY ~ rHK UsIrxp STATES
sESArEin discussion in the sene of The II T.
INTO erect the se ,SS snS s 81 %
ohogro hi al snedmens were made as reported In the "sh
si BayaId-T smendmeuts which merely
formal that desire 10 make at suggestion the DepAden
N Is the s Sublime Pore SS insert the word otto naa oe
.he words "t6e" ard d,gini.ns" i 70 sifsrsa
The Presiding ocelf there be no objection that In dinca
M sayard have smother amenducn,: wherever the word
oHense h spelt with "s" in,tead Of &C" 70 ske Sot
ii, isDsusss 70 spell it IN that ssy. ILsughte1
The Presiding Obc.I7 That Godhcat1u win be made
eighth section to strike the second e In the word "sm
ihe p e.iding Oaioer-It will be 20 modified
Mir Bsysd have one Other RI formal I'm @ "n Shcs y s
son1 sOlS uVe.,.d est d. 'io iS.teaS StT Of se.tea
. he Presiding Oifcer-rhat change viii be made;
The bill reported the Solate as amended aid the
amendments incurred in and bill ordered to
crossed and read third It read third and
OPINIONS IN ENGLAND.
Te Of months win be sucien. to establish Wor
Donuy the acknowledged stan lard OF reference
the teh laI Of Ia gland aud Li'era
Ty Gazette, Feb H. 1860.
Letters OF similar puIpo have been received from the follow
log eminent Bgsh philosophers viz Chas Hchards,n the
See retAry Phloo,ica society Richard ITanch b. Ii SMART
sno also Rev Dr. Bosworn Professor Of Anglo Saxon
Oxford UUiyeTsity, who says;
short it the complete AMI PRACTICAL the very best
as cheapest pgh Dictionary that know, sni have
ele1ofe DOUBT OF 1t, success" ,
Prof w Whitwe ID. D. Master Trinity College, Cauori3g'
England, says
'The Dictionary is complete and exact than OF lis
h. Prince Albert autograph letter addressedto the
Hon. Edward Everett dated Buckingham Palace May y loo
writes 3, d.
My Dear Nj Everett have to acknowledge the receipt Of
copy of Dr. Wor estes Dlctionsy winch
also TO assure tie publishers tbs. sensible o be had
f,ipg Which they manifested toward IL Is very gt4 ing
that the su valuable AID of M
aion Of it, purity IN country
Several attempts been made by Interested parties & in
institute betws Nebsers Dictionary aud w
ceste Roy al 0ualo Of which have sga,y failed Web
and the mu, talked edition lat the oil pla.e
with acditions Norcests Die ioDary Is new wors-a
record Of the ins Of the Engh Linsag,
at h. time 1t Is vastly superior to WebsieCs Die
onary IN eve'y particular; and admitted by the literary
mel both OF FL gland and America -
The introduced into ihe Public hoos Of Boz
ton Providence NewNors St Louis Chcag and otoer pin
cipa places of the several boards OF EdueatiJp
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Gale Inv Rnokg ge.
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THE WIDE AWAKE VOCALIST /;
Il Or, kAILsPLlTrERS eON9-BOOK.
MOkDS AND MUSIC,

FOR THE KEPU bLIUAN CAMFAIGN OF 1868
A CHo,g CoLLECrIoN SosGs, SoLos, DUETS QUARTETs,
I,p CBohushs AHRAsGkD PIANO MsLoDK0s.
The folio ing OF the pieces s idea OF
The lie scope sna va Of these thrilling Arise,
Sons OF Honest Toll baltimore ConyeItionj BoDotnk Cam
2, ns wh Cork Leg Douglas and his Din in
Abe sha the Bet For Forward the Word
3. Way, yo1 Little Olant dave you Heard from
Chic 70 High Uld shall VIM In Good Republican Ines
Mantle. ped Lexington Poor LATHE Dug Shut fr tue
Yrabis Klps spa de Rail; The Peopl. had tise Cand
d,ts The Ts. Man we'll sAued Unrothe Republican strs
p aud be strns Wss IT. des Deutcnen Va erlaud Was
u. De. y. rulan Tas Ne bound 10 Work all Night
jus. Published, AID Tor Sale by r. A. DAGGEFf NO 553
5rdwsy Price 10 cents postage, cent? 81 hundred
ibsra dircouLt ~ Trade.
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DALACE GARDENS-THIS EVENING,
u GRAND MUSICAL ENTERT AINMENT,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
The foowI eUn-n: talent will appear in with
Mr.. j. II. sIKA ITONS Palace Gardsn Orchestra:
Madame JOHANNA FlCHER, Miss s. MARSDEN, Miss
ELLA N. WREN, LlTJ LIZ MARTHA WIEN, Mr.. q. Z.
kEAFORD, Mr., GEO. CkuZlER Dir w. IA. CURRlE, nr.
y. FICbER, LITTLE FRED WREN.
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Valuable Patent Rig bt for sale Tbe oe ,bt a ma
sel the OoDLnsh" SKATE an in 2, nious set
sin p improvement upon ss other Skates invented f1e
ined and elastic sets plate tr the nnyiedng den cole
,4o. nov Ia this Drivzpce the and ,m,ne,
ers, resulting prolonged eIecse are yod
ed suppcr ss secured hch ooyistss the
q Ihrit, aho danger incident o. beginners fhis rae nnt
Prove grest ysQe It's proprt puts II into
h, be other profitable business pressu
hs proper capiL and attention In the hands
Of and enterpsng business rlAn would
b. equiyaleLt fortune pattern skeT can oe sesn snd
lg psrtculat Obtaoed application 70 L. j. WINS Nos
2zl AID 123 kuh u 1t, kew-Yot -
spinal Affections aud Chronic Weak kEess.-Df.
BAkhlN0 tally bis ONCE No 81 bieecke a. loI sne Hl
Uterine 6pnsl Pulmonary, Digestive and Urinary Anee
a. psIteOsfy Of Bearing Do@n" Cos1geness fh9s Soa
Fses AID RDptaies on novel p1Ddpls Spinal Props bfseeS
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Nov reedy
WING-AND-WlNG;
w Or,
LIE FEU FOLLET.
TALE,
by
JAMES FEEINORK COOPER.
Reng Volume Nineteen Of the eiOn OF Coopers works
ILLUSTRATED BY r. o. G. DARLEL.
One VOL Octave SIS pp cloth beveled Prce 81 o.
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EXCURSION to tho GOAL FIELDS Of
II PEI ErNSYLVANIA.n-The CENTRAL RAL.oAp q
hEW-JERSEY win sell EXCURSION TICKETS 3nrinsths
Summer through this region ncies !nnc 'ae
entire Excursion, $7 80 1t;kes: good tor Ten asy"
Leave Pier No n L.. II and III m, and q p m APpy
Aor tickets at either place. .,,r., 60,
For further sppy 70 H. P. BALDWIN, eensrk
Ticket Agent. No. 50 Wal-st
FTNHE GREAT EASTERN.-NO NOTICE.-A
STEAMER Will leave III. Wharf y, foot Of Hammond ST
THIS DAY a4sop H. 70 convey Excaonis,s 70 the 1fess
Eastern Aug 1860.
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Mem Publications.
w o II c L s Il + r
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY.

THE TWENTY-FIFTH THOUSAND IN PRESS.
THE EXECUTIVE PRINTING, THE DEBATES OF
CONGRESS, THE OFFICIAL RECORDS OF THE
SENATE AND HOUSE Of REPRE- SENFA-
TIYES or THE UNITED STATES,
AND THE PUBLICATIONS
OF THE SMITHSONIAN
INSTITUTION,
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lust PUBLISHED-LEAVES FROM
~ BACnELoRs BOOK or LIFE BY Francis Copcnti.
hoyxl no Pnes 81 Sent post free receipt Of price, For
sale ~ ~ booksellers.
ga. RoLLo. Published. No. Iss Yul.gpx.
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Twenty-second Ward RepubIicaI Associauon.

An invention for throwing water by bsndpoWeE patented
ky A. kOSE IL one Of the most vadase Inventions oi
TOE day. .. >,
THE HYDROPULT
viii BY the power throw water at the rns OF eght
Eos minute by feet Ggh with grez cce TVS he pvs5
Azpcle invented iOT
EA1lNGUISHING A FIRE -
fROTEC1ISo ROOF FROM TAKING FIRE,
MAshlkO WINDOWS,
SfhlkkLlkO PL sNTS,
WAikkIhG OAkDENS
SLEAkslkG TREES FROM INSECTS,
NE11lk0 SIDEWALKS
bPklhkLlNG STREETS
WhshlNG CAhhIAGES kc &c.
This sniee should by eyery househ0dsr II does
sssy WIN tns Isesssiy Of hydfant 1t IA lgbt portable
fOhCk-fOmf, aws)s ready easily usod sod viii come
freqUrbt use ~ every fsu-r ercnant aud mechanic
row, Tunes BnJoiug. address tha ~ ~ ~ - ~
AmEhiCAk HYDROPULT CO..
gents wanted throughout tie United states 10 Ell he
puit Apply a. above
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A Regular Meeting Of the THIRD WARD REPUB.
LIOAN ASSOCIATION viii be held THIS "Wednesday
LEkklAO, the head quarera NO 6l Mufeay, corner Cot
kge fsce. H. 5. GOULD, fresident-
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Our Banner HOatIns ~ tie orceze
tCT the Raji Sphttsl Of the West.
regular Meeting OF assoCiaiOa Will be held at their
zoo 20 RlDAl EVENING 81 inst., at . o'clock
W AkLLctA secretsGies B. r. sh1r p,r.Gsu, hSl
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Qmnsemenis.
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

GREAT EASTERN, AHOY
BARNUM STILL IN THE FIELD,
ABETTIR BILL OF ATTRACTIONS THAN EVER.
Who can fail to this great
COMBINATION OF WONDERS snd NOVELTIES!
Tha ar, s AZ ave, OFF world for Twenty Cents
" uO UOTTT n NOT GIVE
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I3i WASHINUIUN-SI., bObION
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-11

The INDIA RUBBER MANUFACrURE-G Great
P,ot's-ln the trial of case at New York last
It's made by india rubber manufacturers: Bv
way OF Illustration ii was proved that the entire
cost OF pair of india rubber shoes, made
oy IN ftrt Rubber Company, was only nineteen
ats, lthey usually retail for one dollar that the
Ford Rubber Conpdny's stock whose par value
vas one hundred dollars, is now worth three hun
dred dollars share, and has ALWAYS paid ever
thlrty per cent. per annum its capital and that
the No to British Rubber Company. established
In Edinburgh by the defendants paid dividend
or t'1 IN January. and another of Geo In July OF
Tue same year on share nominally of f1OO. but
on which only 4 81 We're paid up. or a net proff
Ct enc hEHiTsf per felt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-11

" correspondent in the Philadelphia Press,
In view of the scarcity of good domestic servants
suggests the introduction of female coolies He
states that, within his own knowledge, the
Chinese are easily trained into habits Of service
and soon become real ''helps" in household
IL The Richmond Dispatch says that the effort
10 procure the signature of a majority of the
members Of the Virginia Legislature to a request
TO the Governor to call an extra session was a
failure.
ITA two-story dwelling house in Chicago has
been moved to a scOw and taken to the town of
Bridgeport, where ii will be re erected
IL A fire in Cleveland, Ohio, st week, d, .
royed the Institute, and one in Manchester
burned forty buildings.
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PROPOSALS ARMY TRANsPORTA


sistant q Iarterm.ster at Fort Leavenwo rth, X. r.
next, for the transportation Of military supplies
during the years 1861 and 1861, on the following
routes:
1. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley. in the
Territory OF Kansas, and from the town of Kansas
in the State OF Missouri, to Fort Union, in the Ter
be In that Territory, and to any point on
3. From Fort Union. or suoh other depot as may
be designated in the Territory Of New Mexico, to
the posts, or depots that are or may be established
N m. e miiltary dePnrtmsnt OF New Mexico, except
The weisht to be transported each year not to
thousand G. cJ,O0O) pounds, nor more than FIVE mil
lions 500, 0O0l pounds.
Proposals will state the rate per 100 pounds per
and w;ll be made for each route separately.
their pcces of residence, and be prepared to enter
into contracts, and to execute bonds with good se-
tho Assistant Quartermastor at Fort Lesvsnworth,
not ia exceed S5o@O each route, as soon as con-
Contractors will he required to be in readiness
for servlcs by the LIST day OF May succeeding their
Assistant at Pop Wy the
ana, as transportation may be demanded at any
time for the whole weight to be Transported during
the year on either of the routes, they must have
PLACES of business or agencies at in the vicinity
Of Fort keaven worth and st Fort Union or other
depot IN New a. Mexle2, at which they may be oom
Each proposal will be accompanied hy the names
sistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth. or
whose Joint oapS5llty to Pay the bonds should they
be forfeited must be atssted to his entire satsac
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sals for TrsnsPoItatl2n," and none VII be enter
tlOns set forth in this advertisement.
The right is reserved of rejecting all the bids that
Q!ARrERMAsrER GENERALS OrrIcE,
fell Washington CITY, Feb. 10, 1850.
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MEDICINES.
HIGHLY IMP9Mk2T yA NSTIT9 ALL!

II is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt to contract disease than at any other
period; and II is equally well-known that the WAY
to ward off disease ie to keep the blood pure. for
'all the Lis that flesh is heir to-, arise from Impur
y Of the blood, the main spring Of our existence
It's, therefore, Important to all that the system
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified. and
this can be done In the most effectual way By using
MRS M. COX'S INDIAN VkGETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
otdiseases of skin, Erysigeas, SoIofuls- Rheuma-
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and all other disease
arising from lmpurlty of the blood. IL has effected
the most rema. kable oGree, as can be shown by
numerous certificates from persons OF the highest
responsibility. and is recommended by all who
have used it as the most invaluable remedial agent
Of the day.
D-ltfs sold by all the Druggists OF Baltimore,
And at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. nj. COX,
ISIS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name ia blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
IL Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Wholesale Agent. x. =. r. CIssEL. Druggist,
GEORGETOWN. ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
triot, and wal! suppJ the trade at my prioes.
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