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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

FoRD's THRATER-Mr. Ford tonight ex-
pected TO give an operate entertainment, but
owing to some failure on the part OF the opera
company, the arrangement has fallen through
However. the play of " Ros dale, or the Rifle
Fall will be performed by Mr. aud Mrs. Chas.
Walcott, IT., and the members OF the company.
GROyER's THHATKR.-Mr. Edwin Booth hos
met with great success at Growers, and as this
Is announced as positively his last week, it
behooves all who would see good acting to
visit this popular resort. Mr.. Booth has given
tonight will appear as stSir Giles Overreach,-
in Massingers fine comedy, ga New Way to
Pay Old Debts"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dora Dawson, the noted
Gouble- voiced SINCE who created an excite.
cent at this hall some time ago; Mile Medea,
The famous French dansuese: the renowned
SANFORD troupe OF eymnasts, pantomimists,
&c, are announced as the new performers at
Canterbury this week, and they will appear in
conjunction with the old company, who always
give satisfaction.
much success at Wizards Hall that they have
conciuded TO remain one more week, and will
each night make some more startling displays
aud incomprehensible demonstrations. After
the pubiic entertainment a spiritual circle will
be formed in private room.
SARIETIEs.-An entire change of bill is an
nouns ed here for the present week, and as the
eeriy departure of Mons. Baptistin, Eliza Flor
ence, and Mile Theodore, is announced, their
friends viii no doubt turn out in full force to
witness their fire performances. Miss Maggie
Friel, Bob Had, and others, appear tonight
MAGICAL SoIREEs.-Prof. Wiseman, the
great magician and prestidigitateur, will COM
msnce q series OF magical entertainments at
washington Theater tonight. A great many
wonderful and entirely new teas of magic and
sleight of hand will be introduced, and the
Professor will do his best to completely mystify
his audience.
Opp FELLOWS LEvER.-BeaconL Lodge, No.
IS, I. o q. T., will give grand entertainment
and leyec tonight At Odd Fellows Hall. 1t is
hardly Hecessary TO say that it Will be worth
attending; for all know what care the fraterni-
" lake to always make their entertainments
superior TO any others. Abundant measures
have been taken
TERPsICHoREAN SoIREE- The Terpsi.
cEoTean Sociale will give a grand soiree to-
night st Temperance Hall. A we'll Known band
Las been engaged, and the dance Will go on
.nerriiy.
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BywM.I. WALL 4 CO.. Auc.iopesr..

BY IN. j.. WALL x CO., AuctioDeers.
T. al CT FINE VALUABLE BUILDIEG LOT
- At PUBLIC AUCTToH-B virtue of the order
ara decree or the 0rph ss Court Of the District OF
gclunE ia. pasted on the 18th day of Decemosr, a:
y. 1853. ouiy COT fruei by the So prsme Court OF
the District Of Colambis, in Chsneery sitting,
thali offer for sale, on WEDNESDAY, the Il day
Of March reYt, ~ O'Clock p n, in frc Mt OF the
pTgmsea ali The right title Interest snd estate OF
Gsorsy V King and Ella E!ns, infaGt children OF
Hatilc6 King, aased, of, in and TO si thst GER
taia piece or parcel of sroand situate wing, snS
being 10 the city OF Washington in tbs District OF
Coiuglbis eId known and described as foilo,g
EeinE psrt OF Lot numbered four, (D in Squire
mum Serec three hupdFed and seyenty-ssven, GID
corlrc encirg FOR the same ct the southwest corner
III .nij lot on street north: II anes running
nortE one ,pdfed and ifty nice (Is9l feet 20 the
r. ar alley thsnes eat tEeBts LonE 80 fFet; aud
the1ee sou "a enc hune-et snedfty nine 1891 feet;
sgd thslcs west twenty fcr t24l 70 the place OF bs
mis- vre perty Il loeatsd on E street, between
Ninth and nth eiFeeSs vest in the very heart OF
tbs CITY 1t is a beautiful building LOT, and tho
rajghborhOod il healthy aud ag -eabis.
Terms of sale: One half cash; the residue in two
eouR instruments three aud six n onths secured
hv the notes of the purchaser, satisfactorily en-
drred and hearinE interest from day Of gale Title
deed Re retained rnti the whole OF tse purchase
CATHERINE vENABLE Guardian.
ESAt the same time and place we shall offer for
sale ali the interest and title of the widow and
sdu II beiis Of the late Geo. W VenAble deceased,
Of in ard to the property shove described, on tas
sens tfyms.
: fe22-Ste~&ss W. L. WALL & 90. Aucts.
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DIED,

On Sunday, the 2Sth instant, at O'Clock, CON.
RAD FASTNAUGaT, in tie sixteth year OF his
age.
His funeral will Ike piscet to morrow at 2o'clock,
Second and streets north Ca ,itoi. near the
Psilrosd Depot. The friends and relatives are in
cisty.
On the 18th instant, at one o'clock N ;. JAM ES
THOMAS, youngest child of John L. and Ann Rs
sex, aged months.
On Sunday the s8th instant. JACKSON HOW.
ARD. son of Jackson and Eliza Humphrey, aged IL
years.
On the 9th instant, sALLIE B., daughter of
John ard Nord Tre.ler, in the eighth year of her
age.
At Kslorama Hospital, near this city on tAe 18th
instant, Lisut j W. DAVIS. late of Nose By q
GebeD battslion, and previous to the rebellion of
U, 3. naval service; in the 9Th ysar OF his age
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By VIZ. l.. WALL q co. Auctioneers

100 TONE BALED HAY AT AUoTION-For
lOO anu on sDtoant IF Jam rs l. Gray 90. :,
tow ttoTea IN Sandsrwexken's warehouse near
Elsb ana Canal streets, eeorsetoSa. On VIVID
EsDAY I'd Of March, a. II O'Clock, q. in lots
10 suit pUrchasers- Say FIVE toBs in escA lot vita
parceItsks.
SaIe Ihout reserve.
50 livery stable keepsrs and dtalsrs in Hay and
FEED. this is the opporty nifty
fssS-d WM L. WALL & CO. Aucts.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, the 25th instant, at John Wesley
Church. by the Right Rev. W. II Bishop, Wm Il.
FREEMAN and Miss EMILY A. BRENT, all of this
city
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Lemon, Mr.
WHITFIELD g. MARTIN to Miss LAURA v.
WALLINGSFORD. both of this city.
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& CON GRAND BALL
AWKWARD CLUB,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
8 A N A X Y r A I R,
VIII be given st the Fair Room, corner Pa. avenue
and 7th street, on
MONDAY, MARCH 7TH, 1864.
The committee pledg themselves that no pains or
expense win be spared to make this the Grand "A
Ball of the season. The members beg the III
patronage of tbs public, as this Ball is gvepF1A
in good cause, a full brass and string band s.aA
has been engaged. Positively no hats or caps 81
loved in the room.
Tickets 81, admitting q gentleman and ladies'.
w. g. Bird, B. r. FridIy, A. W. Bussy,
FLOOR MANAGERS
W. a. Bird Jno Barkman Geo W Schaefer,
b. r. Fridley. Leesnitzer, Robt Hoffman,
Jas. epringrnsu. Jas stuart
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
W Busy, Geo Evans. y. Fridlsy.
Jas Ellington, =. Hodi.t, J. H. Weeden.
fs % I2tf GEe. W. soHAEFER, Sec.
CBAND ,TERpsIoHoREAN soIBEs TO BE
gwen HTrhRpsIoHoaH socIALs, ~
at Temperance Hall, street, between 9Th gaH
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 2sth, 1854
AwsIl-knovn brass and string band is engaged
Comminer Of A,yangsments.-J. W. Ross, Chas
Gerber. Il Hart. ]. q Schultz. g. J. Angermsn,
r Peterson. s. h. SWAIN.
Tickets One Dollar, Uniting q gentleman and
ladies. fe 20 q 2ss
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fad GREEN & WILLIAMS, Arcts.
BY J. g. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers
KAyR IrET EEla aAIE OF IMpRnV IN Arm I'm


i IMPROVED REAL EsTATE. SITUATED EAST OF
THE CAPIToL-B BY virtue of decree of the supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia. substituting
trustee under certain deeds of trust recorded in
Liber s, No. IA. f2los III lis, aad ZIG; also,
one recorded IN Liber j. A 8 No Isl folio I89,
sc. also, one other recorded in Liser J A. No.
III foliCs A., Al AZ IS, and Il, of the land rec.
ords OF Washington county District of Golum bia,
L shall: on TU ESDAY, the first day of March, 1854.
at O'Clock p. m, sell ut pu bile auction, GA the
premises OTIS l, ., 5, A. s. 6, IS, and "A IL square
No $50. Lots 3. 4, and are improved with Frame
Dwelling House, one Brick House and Store; also,
MeEt-honss, Stable, and Sheds
Also. Lots 5, (, and 5, in Square No. $40, unim-
proved.
The in pros ed property ia situated on 2 strest
norta between tth and 6tb east and is well sda pit
ed for butcher, It has all of the necessary ap
psndages,
Terms: One third cash ; balance in two equal
notes at SIX and Twelve months, on interest, So
currd by a eed OF trust on the premises.
gSPurchasers 81 8 former sale having failee to
nply, the trustee will require cash payment
OF at least ten per cent on the amount of the pur
chste TO be male on the day Of sale in default of
which the property viii be Immediately resold.
a. N GILBERT, Trustee.
ia 29-eo&ds j. O. MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts.
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sPERMAToRRHRA CAN BE CURED.-Dr Rand's Spe
eifc cures Spern1atorrhda, Seminal WeakaesS, I'm
potency, Loss Of POcer. ETC. speedily and 1T :ctndlty.
Its effects are truly magical. trial of the Specific
will convince the most ske ptical of its merits.
Price 81 box. Sold by S. @. Ford, corEer 18th
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly
DISEASES oftk NERVOUS, Seminal, Urinary, and
Sexual Systenls-Hfi1 and reliable treatment in
Reports Of the Roaca.d Association-Sent by mail
in sealed letter envelopes, flee of charge. Address
DR. }. SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. SIN
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
Grand Leyee Of the l. 0. 0. /

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
BEACON LODGE, No. Is.
NWSEODD FlLLo HALL, - 81
~@>.fFtS<> SEVENTH S1RIKT, ysaTVxSSS
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 90, 1864.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
II. J EBBs, d. CLAY STEER,
c. b. R. COLLED9E, GBo. n. FALCoNER,
IA sTIKR.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
J. I. BALL, of Beacon Ledge;
THOMAS DUDMAN of Beacon Lodge;
l.. NJ. GRAVES, of Metropolis Lodge;
ISRAEL DINING, OF Metropolis Lodge;
THOMAS CLEMINTS of Washington Lodge;
CHAs. ANDERSON, OF Eastern Lodge;
WILLIAM BRIGHT, Of Harmony Lodge;
b. N. SUTTON, of Friendship LODGE
CLIO. M. NORTON, of MON Lodge.
FLOOR MANAGERS
GEO. ". CALVERT. OF Columbia Lodge;
CHAs. 7. HUNTRESS, of Central Lodge;
DANIEL CARDIGAN, of Union Lodge;
L. 2. CLEMENTS, of Washington Lodge;
VIM. SCOTT, of Harmony Lodge;
II. EACHMAN, OF Eastern Lodge;
s. FISHER, of Beacon Lodge;
FRANK HERBERT, of Metropolis hodge;
WILLIAM LORD, Of Wsshin gton Lodge;
W. T. FORD, Of Columbia Lodge.
GRAND SECRETARY P. 81. SWEET
will deliver the Opening Address.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies', ONx
DOLLAR. fe 18Th ST M3t*
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TIE FKET.-Beauty of carriage is mostly depen-
der ON judcious preservation of the feet, it is
Impossible to move in a graceful manner if the
great support of the whole frame be in adisordered
condition, and nothing i'm pedes so much as Corns,
Bunions, IngrowiRg Nails, other disorders to
which the feet liable. To all afflicted would
recommend an early call at DIR. Whites Office No
424 Pennsylvania avenue. between Four and :
half and Sixth streets fe f6-tf
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auotiouserv-

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionesrn.
THREE FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON THE
i isL.SD AT AuCT!oN.-on TUESDAY, the frst
day If March at-4 O'Clock D. N :, ~ssha sell in
front OF the premises 5 krame Houses and Lots in
Square No Sci xlRAotS j. 30 feet front, loo feet
de p, he corner of I'd snd street south; one
Of the Houses ia used ss Grocery Store that is
doing god business Any one wanting O small
plscr will wei to attend the sale.
Terms ole third cash; "a snee in six and twelve
rlopfhs with interest; d deed given an deed. OF
trutt take on the premises.
All con vey sucing ami revenue stamps 1t the cost
Of the Iurcl saers
TITLE ipdiSpu .ahle.
fad GREEN Il WILLIAMS Arcts
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Rx GREEN 8 GILLIAMs. Anctinn,a

By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctions ers.
Two STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
PIEsOE, BETwEEN FIRST STREET AND Nsw JKa.
SLY AyERUE, AT 8UGTIoN-0n To ESDAY. Isl day
Of msrch shall sell in front Of the preEns ss, at
o CLOCK D. N tva- story frame Duse All Lot on
Pierce between First street and New Jersey ave,
in Secsre No. sH aid part Lot No. g. with rs feet
front lrO est deep WITH side Hey to the premises.
Terms cash.
frcf-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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FRANCIS M0HuN.l lFRkRoIS d. MoHUH.
MOHUN il SON,
SUCCESSORS TO ]. T. LRNNAE,
l. u nj II ID e A L S,
Canal, BetqceeH I2ih and 13th Streets,
Washington, D. O.
The undersigned having purchsssd the Lumber
Yare of Mr. Jno r. LeDman, ere now prepared to
furEish Lum Der Of ell kinds ct tina msrkstrates
They desire to call attention to their large stock
which consists in pert of the following kinds:
Aboat ICo, eco feet Walnut, al thicknessss,
lGO{t0 feet 81 ppsr, prime,
I00 coo 8 Oak snd Ash, various Sizes,
looe 600 feet scsnt,jns and Joist, all lengths,
100000 :" wbits Pine Cuttings.
6n0.eoD s. Flooring.
Alec, large quantity Of ell other kinds OF Lumo
e o'so1m MOHCN & SON.
NNFssRe RING &c OUsTERACS are hereby
Iyl notified &c coma end pay charges cue tor the
yellow MARE LEFT - DR.. r. Ggdgins sable, aud
tsIa far awxy n ifbin days from the asa here
~ or the Mare WIN be sold e. pay so mncs of the
1epensee due 1t the price she makes VIII amount
fsthe bslapee, Y sny will % charged to Mss.rs.
50, Viii e ps sson. FsS. IS, 1884. f.Sss
CALIFORNIA.
Tor rates Of passage sgs,y 70 p a, naosEaE.
anS ipsh. fsH-ssA
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DRIZE CATTLE EXHIBITION,
L at the forner Of F. urtesnth and e streets,
for the benefit of the
FAIR OF THE CHRISTIAN COMMIS5lON
to be beld at the Patent Office.
Seven Man n 9th Vat Cattle.
Also. one Gry lsrse Buffalo.
Admission 10 cents fp73 stN
MANURE FOB BALE AT GEIsBoRO POINT
IVA by the csrt or vessel load. at low rates. 1900
tons on hand
-, ~ Captains of vessels desiring return freight,
would 70 well to call. Apply TO CAPTAIN JOS. ~
FRANKLIN at the new wharf SiesbGro; or OF
PETTIBoNE& aeHBLLINGER $50 n street..
fe23 2wH
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DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-Dr. Lighthill, Of
No "a Saint Marks Place, New York, is now
at the Ebbtt House, in this city, for the purpose
of treating diseases of the Ear, Throat, and
Catarrh DIR. Lighthill is the author of pop
Mar Treatise on Deafness and of Letters on
Catarrh. The Doctors stay in Washingt IN is
limited to Saturday evening next.
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LNAHM FOR SALE- Either one or two hundred
acres, excellent neigh borh rod veil i'm p owed,
and ready for immediate Occupation; it Esa q very
commodiops and beautifully situated Dwelling
large Barn, and stsbiing for twelve horses, 20,
rev Corn house and Grainery, and every need iui
ID provement Tor extensive farm lag; is situated on
tnt Re9shIh-stfes. foau, via good frontage. AMI
OF ~ eight miles from Washington For further
Information apply personally. 10 WILLIAM 4.
ONCE. Montgomery county, Nd fe 2-lm~
EOR SALE-A new three story HOUSE. with
u two story back building being q neEly- bgait
Brick No. 1872 Fourth street between L aud Esw
York avenue. Above named contains eight rooms.
Apply to ] Y. CREWS, No. 424 Seventh street
JAZZ 2mS
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Lord LYndi.lu!.rIlr.Itl.... ID !. !.

The house of this eminent man, with it's
luable paintings, furniture, stAtnary, etc,
Il be sold by auction In London the last Of
is month In the collection Of pictures are
gera by his father, John Singleton Copley,
lose finest work, the "DeRth OF Major Pier
b, and the well known pieture.of himself
d family, foIm part Of the humber The
Election of pictures BY old masters includes
o 6ne works by Canaletti There arc like,
Be some old French decorative fnFniture,
iental, Sevres, and Dresden porcelain &c
ese treasures may be dispersed, hn the
imory of the house will remain; and poster
will point to it as once the home ofa Roy
Academician aud Lord Chancellorr-fath-
and SON .lIlI 90
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voyage OFa Bottle,

"A bottle has been recently picked npat the
Angaroo Islands, South Anstralia, Witch was
fown overheard in thirty-nine degrees, thirty
pc minutes south latitude, sixtylsix, degrees
yen minutes east longitude, from, The DateA
gate Princess Amalia, The bottle was car
ID $500 miles in fifteen months, at The rate
seven and one.half miles per day This
owes there is current from west to east,
ross the base of the Indian Ocean which
nds 81 ghtly toward tbei nonbItdrtehtl 7i'
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IaiGb.GnIlpifti,


lIn speaking of Capt Fiske and his Idaho
ports, the Chicago Tribune says .1a. ID. .
'"This Captain Fiskeis considerably windy,
.ich given TO brRpdy and bloRipgsi "A lareab
ise was made over the large band OF eml-
ants he piloted across the plains last sum
er, but We are infoFmed Il consisted ot seven
Migrants, in addition TO the guards. "a The
Y, ,O00, 900 in gold dust could spsro5s cypher
, then be considerably closer 70 tue trtrb
an be states IL The emigration to Idaho
" reach l0O,00 this suuAaiet, ibat ifit does,
! 900 OF them will return next summeg dits
pointed, as wms The ease With the hrst' 70
,lorado An emigrstiohIof, 10000 is, more
en ought to 60 during the next yeariii No
Operations can be- made 10 arcom piodlte,
aploy or support a greater number. lia But
. vultures who iatten on the folly Of fo6ls
mt to see half a million Of gold hhntsra
'sh across the plains to sqnander their time
d money % @ 'fs'a " o. g." mss. l' ~ % j
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26

.'o @ @cnlral. 80"
How To- Keep in GO0d HeaIth
,.i :, . 4 4, = 4, La ,,STE3,9gQT2IA aIAH

90 hfieiH9 no ,i, a,tt ii, ,il,i,l lsali ,flt aI
t'.,.'' llsf HH.s,i ,HiuiY De- ffilUptuf 81 tH.IN
FINI primary QAuGe pf aVerys disease that flesh 10
IL heribo ~ ira purity Of tls hood, 1.-The, blood be-
comes impure from many oaaaesUia pure or
change of weather. unwhol0sonelood and eEposilTe,
are among tho principal eausRs Of impnrty of the
blood The sym ptons ddinsss, headache, eOna
fused okoughts eyes dull snd heary dnows ness, con.
stpahon Of the bovsls bad Rste IN The mouth, fOal
tongue, liver complaints pains in the back and legs
oss or appetite, seepless ng1tsl oofo oFamPy pani
and hghtness Of me cheat heartburn, g0ut ard Iheu,
matisTa king ahd phrna, chill and levers Taorg
orless accompanying these, and along train OF tr6pb
lesoms and SSn kerous Affect os 20 which haS Slbei
prevented and cured ey laklng q few dosss Of lt.
STHICKLAHDs VbGHfAAkH PUhLFYINai A AiFb-
BILIOUS FILLS. They will party the blood aud put
the stomach, bowels and liVerd healthy c6hdftlon
They ArePsrtcd larry auitab for chr and nervous
diseaSeB. Evefy iamhy and livery lsbldier shouNi
keep sfpplyof hese Pills as many diseases OBJ
vlated by tGeif USE They Rre Wmd and Bsls IDedl I
oine and can be taken ht Ahy hhe without danger Of
taking Oold.l De- .aitla ilpn7rih 20 tYfAy ivi0W al
Sold by all druggists seni my part on receipt
oftWentylhve cents spda Sgmpsd ~ Valo ma add
al etDESfRIOK LAND . east Youth streat, Gncinna
III Vhio7i hfii .,Y,,,ii,1 ,,lt I,.lt
.u.alH tiuUuaIt -l.D..t, E,,... IN ~, No.
niri n f,i. ..s - ...tt
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l1uo9 Ioi1yqD2 Mot lirC
d.las.L lrI,nuI % uiaL ,ins -.
p,l lIpdlh wm4o1 ,smui'i uo
biaW dnI ,Iioa " o. b
nusrrrll ,ydlsl mahh gm'I
,mniM .I,SnYI odoL yair 1r
-v.1huh l,umae rulaiipL o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26
I16g-A war so fierce III is character broke

lD6s-A war so fierce III its character broke
/ among the members of certain Lutheran
Aurch in Baltimore, lately, that Marshal
annostrand was called on 70 have ab dered
adv at the edifce. Serious fears were at,
e time entertained that personal conflict
)uld take place between the members Of the
,ngregation, and the aid of the police was
cOrdingly invoked and or lar preserved. We
Q not the least astonishsd at this outbreak
pong the Pensioners Of these Congregations
hey hear naught but war and strife from the
ilpit from Sabbath to Sabbath, and OF course,
81 little inclined to carry out the doctrine
actically. .oa.u, So. t,ia"..'''i '''',','' ',',.
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LANDED ProPrietsrx1ns treat
Rritalm.,i "a l'" y & o. 20.

1t appears that ID England, and Wales there
o, in round numbeEs, Id, 400 landed propri-
Drs and 100000 farm labGrars. Taking
e whole United Kingdomg white the oy1ers
the soil are rsekoned by thousapds, its cal
'ators must be counted hy,millions The
rmers and graziers in England and Wales,
%, 600 in number, have, in a vast majority
cases, no property in the land they occupy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26

ID5-T The war costs about q hundred thou
ind dollars an hour, r,,uus.tas 'n.h "'"'"
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LETTER HEADINGS, DEEDS.
q I'M

&c, &c, &C.
mul ,NniH1um w1i1um "i 'l"
u .uopu1lila rlI ~, bnn lool,t
pd iliS yrdI uaunrioi mii
"a pdv .1Di ia ItnY 90 hmn'
lo pmoa bsr .a3ilis tUlsn0e ru
10 hn, irnA aISt lo oanli
ajl pmnaH mii1nh Hr1ddn
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gS.a o.a .aa EIs eesh Items s;, as,ses 90
MA STEAL @ i7zs u
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