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- TaIcT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHINGToN CoUNrY,
IO-rrH:-In the case of Christopher Fuss and
George Jacob, admin istrators of GeOr ga
Fuss, deceased, the administrators aforesaid
have. With the APPRECIATION of the Orphans
Court of Washington Ceunty aforesaid. app0i IT.
ed Tuesday, the nrst day of November next
for the fnal settlement and distribution of tbs
personal estate of the sail deceased, and of the
assets in hand, as far the same have been col
lected ana turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of the said deceased re
notified TO attend at the Orphans Court of Wash
ington County aforesaid, y with their claims rur-
excluded from all benefit said dece ,sed's estate
provided q copy of this order he paolishsd once
week for three weeks in the Evening Star, preyi-
Test: .. G. ROBBINS
oc l-law3w Register of Wills.
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ST, TlMorhIs nAIL-
The undersigned will pen his SCHOOL FOR
BOARDING AND DAY PUPILs, at the above
named place on TUESDAY. Sept Ii, 1884,
lie has by very liberal GU tlay, secured the best
talent to assist him in the education of young
temen, and has procured site inferior to none In
the country for sslHbrity of climate and beauty Of
scenery. The Hall is al extensive series of build
inge, fitted up with every requisite for COME t.
convenience and health, surrounded by 81 acres of
ground afording ample scope for pfyysica exer.
else. The following gentlemen constitute the
r. PARSONS. Principal and
Professor of hathematcs and Moral Sciences
GEO. S. GRAPE, A. NJ,
Professor Of Natural Science and Mathematics
Rev. j NEWMAN HANK, An.
Professor OF Ancient Languages IL Moral Science
Rev. A. SOMMEKFIELD HANK, A. NJ,
Professor Of Bellies Lettres and Ancient Language
Raw. II. II BRUNING, A. M,
Professor of German. Spanish and Mathematics.
Professor OF French Ian qua ses
Professor of Painting and Drawing
A Al. METZ, Esq.
Professor of Vocal and Instrumental Music
TERMs-Boardins pupils $500 per year of 10
months. weekly boarding pupils $40 per wear Of 10
months daily pupils 800 per year OF 10. month";
including fare to and from the city.
For PARTICULARS see circulars to be obtained At
princp 81 bookstores. or address
Z. PARSONS, Gainesville,
Baltimore County, Maryland.
Circn1ars to be had at the Star Office.
sep kD& VIM
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Ooe PAWNBROhER AND 0OS
ZSC LOAN OFFICE. kOC
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY.
2s5 MATTHEW WALSH, 2S5
2s5 STREET, betw. en- 10th and 18th,
Second door from Harvey Oyster Saloon,
In compliance with tt 8 wish of many friends,
am now prepared to make Gheral Cash ad- ~
vances on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia AZ
nonts, Jewelry, Silver war;, Hardwsre,0 .
Clothing and Merchandise of every description in
good order,
ES FaviDs had twelve years eSperience in bust
ness in the City. and favoraoly knswn to man. Of
Il citizens am confident that to all who may in
trust M With business, which will be strictly
confidential will give satisfaction Office open
every day (Sunday excepted from Seven o'clock,
A NJ ntil Nine o CLOCK P N. sep l3-3m
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IL London
Manual # French Cookery, London
One Huno red and Twenty four Receipts for Cook
ing Rabbit, London
Hints for the Table, London
Cookery, Carving, and Etiquette ST the Table
London
S,mtson'- Hand Book of Dining. London
Cuisinier Prscticien, Paris
lie Cuisiper Imperial. Par
The French Cock
Miss Leslie's French Cooker
eoyers Modern Housewife
cookery for the Milton, London
ktchensr's Cooks Oracle
Sanders0h's Com plete Cook
nAeKlll $ h ousek e. per's Encyclopedias
Hrancatelhs Modern Cook
mouse mold CyclOpodis, LONDON.
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NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE,
~ No. 129 Baltimore Street,
BETWEEN CALVERTAND tOUTR SITS

BETWEEN CALVERT AND iOUTH SITS,
+. HENKELMAN. in addition to the MER.
CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS. has this day
opened for Retsil large assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS,
Such as BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS,
BEAVER AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATINGS
PLAIN AND FANCY CASsIMERES AND COAT.
INGS,
For MEN AND BOYS WEAR
Also, select assor tnent of goods for LADIES
CLOAkING5. to which h. would invite the atten-
ton of those making purchases.
Having unusual facilities and long experience,
he feels confident of being able to meet the wants
of the present times.
Terms will be Cash aud one Price onl
Sep 24-lm'
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EIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
r. OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
CAPITAL--..- 900.
INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.

Office Corn Strset ard Louisiana Arenus, Ore,
Bank # WaShiugt.H.
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COMPANION TO rHB RlBILLION REooRB,
ststs P,pefs both MAI. nal md Rebel, Which we're
not golished IN the regular hapes Of the Rebel.
- 1xSN0X TAYLOR
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TlNhISl STOGIVE NOTICE, That the subscr
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington cou d ty, in the District OF Columbia,
letters testamentary on the personal estate of
Anna Mcclure, late of Washington, ID: " de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhisit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscri-
Der, on or before the I'D DAY of October next ;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
I'D 1854
Oc Is lAw3H~ JOHN SNOW,
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IOsEPE REYNOLDS l. CO.
PLUMBERS, GAS. AND sTEAs F.TTEss,
No. 500 NTxzH 81 EFT. near avenue,
RaSe jus. received a1id viii CONSTANTLY Se.p q,
asnd the largest aid best assortment In the eits
4 0handslisrs, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portsbies,
New York. pbiladelphia, &c, which win be- so ID
ALSO, RANG1s. RuaNA0Es. ana Firs-so.-a
We ars prepared to furnish tn. best RANGE In
sse anywhere, ON very reasonable terms Hotels,
ii 81 GAS s to ssAm n,ux.
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s44 Pennaylvania avenue, bet 18th and 18th st,..
oFFs af ssA sss MCho
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ssessse sof tSs Tsts for one
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LOVE-. s and s1, Ss rHR ~
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LAND SALES.
nv TIE PRESIDENT O THE UNITED
Is STATES.
FORTHEsALE VALUABLE LANDS IN TIL
LATE WINNEBAGO INDIAN RESERVATION

fGGhhTT E HWi fs SAG INDIAN REsERvATION
IN MINNESOTA
In r,rsnsncs Of Law, I. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
PRESIDENT of the United States OF America, do
hereby declare and make knosn that public o ssiss
in The State Of Minnesota, at the periods herein
after desi grated, to wit u, -
u0NDkY the 6fth day of Decem ber next for the
disposal public lands seo on the s sae
tttnsd md sitnated in the folio wing parts Of
townships. which win be sold at the appraised
value of the lands and the improvement ts'ne9eon'
viz:
North of tho base lxs and vest OF fhe Da principal
nertdtaH
In township I6, range "A .l2'5St 20 &c foS
In township 107, range 49, ----- no
Tn towrship M rsnSe % IL 69.u
~ so-HaL;Pp ieo' .anre 9S 2T7Sl
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M An UREN uR.,
NJ A N U E.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MANURE IN THE
UNITED STATES.
The undersigned, having contracted for all the
Manure at Giesboro Point, d. c., are now prs
pared to put on board vessels free of expense to
Captains at low rates.
VESSELS WANTED.
address No. $50 street, Washin gton, or to
au loft JOHN PETTIbONE d co,
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schedule particularly describing the indivl!diii
ual tracts with the appraised value per scrS VIII
be open for inspection at the District Land omces
The Offering Of the above lands viii De som,
the order designated ia the above mentioned
schedule, and conseeutively by TOWNSHIP ps as mere
offered and the ssls thus closed but the sac s
shall not be kept open 10 ger than two weeks aa
no private entry eff any of the lands will be a.
mtted until after the expiration of the two weeka
Given under nv hand, at the city OF Washhng.
ton this 23d day OF August Ammo Domlni one
thousand eight hundred and sixty. fonr
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Bv the President:
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Actinr Commissioners of the General Land Once.
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S-lf flEshnEMb nYH GONORRRhHHNF CH aIEE2
A10L Etc Oks Boz Will PEaPeRh OUn1-
LIngrsdisnts are purely vegetable II IL
Xxx pleasant to the tssts, has no bad odor, and
may b. carried In the vest pocket without fear Of
detection. Cirrq,Srs tree. Price 81 box Sold *
Chestnut It.. PhilapetpAiA, and IN Wsakineton by
8. Q. y0RD.iSSe Pennsylvania avsnns: es.s ~
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PERSONAL.

MADAMB AH0LIAB AN IMPRESSED NE
ture to al who require It with great accuracy ana
is able g counsel upon all portsnt matters VIVID
safety; No 249 street, between ~ ana S,n s.s
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North of the base lins and vest Of the ta pTt"epd'
meridian.
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Divorce Casc-,Iotion FOR Allsnony,
SUPREME oCURT-CHAMB.as.
Before jude Clerk,

Before jude ClerEe
Vtrgn Aonepse %. Eli Monsuse-In this case a
motion was m de By plaintiff for almony and
sruusel fees pending divorce suit on the
ground Of adultery. The plaintn alleges that she
~ss married 20 the defendant IN Paris, ls4s. In
1852 the partes TO this ooustry where they COZ.
houed TO 1--we IN harmony, unt IN evil hour defendant
oecame eDanored with . Miss Ellen Mclaughlin, q
5reene street, by whom he had children The proof
Of EPs ncanstnc being conclusive, Virginia once
sommenced an action for divorce, and she for
AL mcny and counsel fees pending the suit
M. Moran stated that the plaintiff forty-cne
e 10 OF age, and wholly without carry
che suit She was formerly employed soverness
rut vi health ara declining years prevented her pur
suipg the occupation with any degree o, The
scf naan worth from ten thousand 70 teen thou
Ssrd dollars, and making nov at the rate OF ave
thousand collars year ard could well afford spare
porti,u q be wealth for slimony and counsel fees
Ex Judge Philips, counsel for the defendant, stated
tte defendant would allow the plaintiff two hundred dol
hrs q year. was not true that the defendant waS
worth ten thousand fifteen housapd dollars or that
se was max E1ney M the rate OF ave thousand dollars
year lie was not worth moro than twenty 1--WE bun.
sred dollars and was not making than hundre
soars year, out OF which he could III afford pay any
Amony. Besides, the plaintiff was woman OF intem pc
Fate hsbs, and not deserving Of The notice Of the
Court
Judge Cerke thought II would be better 70 refer the
sHse Tor the purpose OF getting al all the scs sent
the matter before Mr.. Charles Price, OF Wall street
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schr Kate Thomas, Preston, Pouga akeepsia
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DIST WARD ON DECK
IL AZ meeting q the regular rammany Hall Deme:
avenue Saturday evening sept 10 i,sa, jerome Buck.
feod the following resolutions, which were unannsoosy
Resolved That NE democracy Of the Twenty frst ward
raty nominations OF General George B McC,o Ian
President and George II Peudleton vce President Of
hearty enthusiastic and cordial support At the approaching
Resolved That the administration OF Abraham Lincoln hes
exhibited Of conduct and total disregard q
all naie pahis immunities Of citizens Of free repub
conducted TO tbs present time In dshoa-
WITH Ss
mourning f2r slain 10 battle % insist 1poa
power the becile who OF President OF
- Of S
tho future - In the past can be the only oompctsn admin
s.oIs q tre ne. sasrs Of ss % and 10 traitors
whether in the North Southwhether under tho delu
and dcva-,ang banner Of aoehonsm; and tha, wiis
light and hyht ever TO rescue the Union Of onr ths
deur and glory OF lis bsautifu
any OF It's ,runphs or gor es be mined or suhed
hasards that there peace except upon
the of undivided Cnion and thai party or
a. hing mors than enemy Of the country. and
for those in actual armed hostility 70 the
Resoh ei Tbat the American home ard
ths only ssyu OF tie oppressed the industrious AMI tho
sps e 81 M @ se oaaa even
thought much less ey violence or me SCALED pecss-
rupon uia be q disaster never to be repaired
and blow fatal 70 the progress of democratic republican
Alter some eloquent remarks from Chairman, Hon.
r. Pinckney Samuel Courtney. Esq Charles w Baker
'00fnsa 'i' f'o-' evening JEROME BucK. Chairman
R.v,aI RR,cnanD 2; 6rtaI BrAsi'H' secIe.anea
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POLITICAL.

IA REGULAR MEETING OF THE FOURTEENTH
N Ward Mcclellan Associations held at BROOKS ASSEM-
bly, rooms 3Gl Broome street, Friday evening Sept y
1851 the following preamble aud resolutions we're uuani
monsy Adopted
Whereas in The present state Of The counrys needs the
greatest satesmanshp the and the mo
dsinef devotion absolutely cite
the nation from the quicksand and breakers into which the
corruption msruie OF the administration has
for the past four been wokedy guiding it, therefore,
be \,
Resolved That this receive with enthusiastic
approval the nomination Of George Mcclellan for Pre-.
ent Of the United States, and OF George H. Foundation,
for Vice Peaent and that they return their thanks to the
National Democratic Copvenon who met Chicago, tor
pesentng the democracy OF the country such mon as
Their standard bearers under whom they hope march
. speedy and doclslse victory in Novem Der next
Resolved. That In the nomination OF George r. McCie
cmnenu cd 10 lot the ship OF State Of The troubles
which drfod BOTH BY his educat and by his
purity OF purpose BY the srict integrity OF his pass me- BY
his silence and by the respect which he
public conduct for that sacred instrument which Mas
erned safety for th sevony years. and viii
has been given 70 ns as holy heisge seaed by the blood
Of tho fathers Of the Revo uton
in tho gi OF people glad to
recognize the name OF whose upright course whe m
Congress chaler ged the admiration Of bis enc neA
and whose admitted political sagaciy and far seeing states
mansbip assure that In him we hnd the best po sb
preside the deibs atoms Of that august body,
the Senate OF the United biatea :.
Resolved That tho members OF this organization tud.
viduay and collectively pledge their efforts from
nov I'LL election day. 70 make use of every mean in .hsr
on's escaping from the trials and ravals to which for
-e-'' JAMES a2LLAaHhR. Prssidsn.
TrsnD.s'GS ranDss y 5ivin BrmsE' Secretaries
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2. z Sss .Sos ..,, morn J, y y
Port OF New York. September 10, 1854.
CLEARED
Mssm,hio Ednenrx tBv), Roshen Queenstown and LIZ.
s,ss@ship Louisiana tBr). P'owss Lverpoo-winams
s.ssm'sg New iers rsn) wensa. soutn.np,os and
srsmssp oossacs (Br, LsSssunsr. Rass.u and aavass
ss,.sm.sp suwe SsdA. jay, New ori..a.-y A R.ypor.
81, cshp ~ Geo Cromwell. Pos Nov orleans-H crorn-
s s,ssa'9oship Chesapeake wns,s rsrsAsd--n orsm-
ship rho' nsrwocd, san.on Panama-xercfsptA 4 Car
SARA Le,sn,.r tnrl, L.n. s.rbourp.-a " csm,-o,
E1pst bt9exs man Msesl Dsihos Queens,own-
sar. yi.s.ys tBrN shsrdson An,~.rp-gdni-op Bro.
sshuSsr ias ssa Dsas 20
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scsr n nhehsp. Small BslsImors-Benucy. Smith Co.
sss, s, gss'slss,.9 sss. w. s.snS-A s Msv:s. o.,,
sssr hys.ry, Kelly Portssd-C Nicksrsop.
sHs:: Gee, 's,'sss.ifi ..ss. 1iys:'
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s"op Aau A'~ass', Thomas. .s1sn Rvu-H nsohsu
s:sR s'Ss ssrsS sS.. Sss.. a'ss. .ss Haven
s~.m.s,p Am.ro. a. 1nt. ,,.D.,,,, 20 ,c o,, ,,,,,
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sokee and towee ths port b. stss n.r Hudsos
k,esnMsbp Huaeon tU ansportl aersrter Fortr..s
easrermsst.r
stssmship Gen ser- 10 trsnsroru. wsuor. Fortress
@,nsOc W hoUra 10 n Quar, Ymasser
rssmthIp OswAna tu ira ~,,9ftl blanchard, Port
S~ss hsfgos. ~ Assrain ballast 70 nsstermsstsr
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TID 0LOvEs.-J0UvIN's WILL KNOWN MAKE
n pully cqusi to Alexandres: very cheap ~ LIEB
MANNS corner OF Sixth avenue and Twenty eighth street
MADAME BARRoNNE, SIS BROADWAY. HAS NOW
Iu opened her fall and winter season for tho Dress
mailing Ladies wish the latest fssnion and perfect
viii do well TO CALL N3 broadway. over Brooks shoe store
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T.nD..rGs TaaD.. y J lxI,1 nYnsr secrs.ariea

ATALARGE MEETING HELD AT THE BALL COR
n Of Sixteenth and Eighth avenue Monday
evening September g. le64 organize . George H..
Mcclellan Club ofhe sixeenh ward. about one hundred
slapped forward nd signed the roll The friends OF
Mcclellan and Pendeton are cordially invited 70 attend
evening" September Is 1864 at ~ O'Clock. at the same
place. WIN DALI President pro tenn.
FEax p FAcAE. Secretary pro tenn.
AN ELEOrON OF THE NEW YORK DRMOCRA.
N tic Assocation Of the Twenty second ward thirteenth
Assembly dsticf hold at National Hall Friday 9Th inst
James H. elected Delegate attcud the State
Convenon. al Albany the Illh inst and HUGH Murray
siecioi Alternate. JAMES u. BRADY, President
HENRY h. TI1Us, Secretary.
LII KINDS OF POLITICAL BANNERS. FLAGS.
Tanaparcnccs &c. at the old headquarters 81 Duane
street. COZ Broadway. Established 1872 HOJER
GRAHAM, Sign, Banner and Ornamental Painters
i - =
HLUEs SOCIETIES OR ASSOCIATIONS OF ANY
~ kind wishing 30 engage Union lecturer for the
sent Campaign Will please address II. W. n, box 32S Post
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iiIPPtNG NEW s.

ALMANAC roRE-THn DAT
- psrsrs........... NOON Axrs morn ~ 70
~~~e~N~~,e-~--~-y~~eosc~~s~~S
Port OF New York. September 10, 1854.
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DIST WARD.
I'll TAMMANY HALL-l5TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
For Decgate to State Conve mt on, George Law.
For Alternate to State Convention John Burrili Jr
WM. II. KIRBY, Chairman.
Gro BRANDtH, Secretary
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COPARTNERsHIP.

A SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST WANTS TO
n have silent active partner 70 organize gallery in
he country Address apply At 2 Grand street,
,n Monday and Wednesday.
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A LA ROE PLEASANT Pgokr Roon YURsrsHgp.
"a " e 10 gent emen. Without Pc@ rd al ll9 fairs
hve kAfssencs rsanusd
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GRAND UNION DRMoNsTR ALTON FOR
VI MCCLELLAN AND PENDLET0N,
SATURDAY EyENING, SEPT. H.

" ss.STsEbi1SS sss.STTTssEbi.1SS rxSD,Rs xSD ,RsSb!tEEToyy
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CoNsrIrUrIoNAL UNION GENERAL COMMITTEES,
MozAEg' u g'hI hALL s aESnRAL COMMITTEE. Mr. Fair.
0','i NEW Sp.t YoRR DsnocnArrc COMMITTEE. John Nc
MOZART HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE, xr. Ray
McCLEILAY UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, III.
D DEaocs&iric UNION ASSOCIATION. Luke +. co.aus
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC UNION COMMITTEE. Ker-
'sssf lsshIns MAN pEaocRArro CENTRAL COMMITTEES, Dr..
TxMMIsY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE. VIM. NJ.
Are requested attend aaiomncd meeting to be bella
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;ss fsiss fcioS,ns named dslss.tss present ~
mn-y.m.. Burn, Slh'x'a' ,wsnIioo. Thapi Monk.
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ii4sis srAfLEToE. vice Prs.idee.
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EDWARD cHARRY, Treasurer
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hs.smby D:s.rc, conysntien met =. - The sha ~,sa ard
follow gentlemen were inaniInousy elected Por Dele
+: psmoes, sass 70 meet ~ Albany en-
wednesday september ID isst y u ins,vrn oh.,,n,,
wn- y Hovr, Secretary.
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THE aRAsD MAss RATIFICATION nEnrIE9i on
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Of hs various asnecrAus orsanAaas'onss the Ety.
New .rors p.mosr.us General commis'ss, Jshn Ne
To;aH Democrats osssrai Committee Bsnj Ray. rrssi
nssar Democratic Genera, oommitsss Seal rairehrs
Ys.sssy Dsmsc.us General cs~nis'ss. VIVA n Tweed.
SsCissa uaisa Rzssntvs osmmis'ss, n. KsssAsm. Jr.
csr~ss Democratic General conmnses. L. Bsrchmans,
osssss psnosa.s asssssl os~ns.ss. A. otssndorfsr.
SssSSissusus, uassa esssra csmnisss. n p Stevens,
BsSossas gp,s. Assaasss. Lake csrass, President
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ssnd delegatss "a the Cnb where the erecuAve Gem
mitt~e vii b. In session TUESDAY evening ~ tseht
sclock - perfe Arrsnxsmsris Tor turn cut worthy cs
The I'D Thrfeerth
BY erder ~ The Club.