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GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF Gents Furnishing
Goods at the Great Central Clothing House,
400 9TH street, opposite Post Office. 7:19
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ICY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown

10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.; GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No.
81 Turner Steele ct al, the unders gned. trus-
tee. viii sell on THURSDAY, the 18th ofJuly, at
o'clock p. m. at No. SO Congress street, near
&c. ii ar4 s.rfe ..#
Terms of sale: All sums under 500 cash; over
that amount one half cash balance 60 and 80 days,
secured by notes of the purchaser endorsed to the
satisfaction of the trustee with interest.
EUGENE CARTSI, Trustee.
f ~ l3-eod5t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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GEORGETOWNr ADVER'MTS
TOR THE GREAT FALLS OF THE POTOMAC

) The beautiful New Canal Packet ae.- -
Rent SN9' Eli WfALk cspta e Sang
Waters, Wharf every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
Tuesday 23d, for the GREAT FALLS, returning
same day Fare for round trip IS cents Refresh
! n, y is Ct O0Af0 " JRo RIENGRovER.
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"A LARGE STOCK Of LINEN and Duck Goods
to be closed ont 1T and below cost at the Crest
Central Clothing House, SrnithS, 400 7th street.
opposite Post Once. 7:I9
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USE LINE. ss-g - 80.
LIME for sprinkling purposes on hand and for
Housekee pers will and Il III quantities to suit.
..Alse, BUILDERs, LINE, PLASTER, cE.
nANt' 0AH '' D 'n0 2 = a. THos. FAHEYs,. :,
lie l8-tf -, Corner 10th street and canal.
NEW BOOKS.-Law and Practice Of United
wood, q. S. n The Reign Of Law. By the Duke
Of Argyll;l vol; London The Vegetable Werld.
81 Mrs. Frances Dana Gage. May Day. By Haiph
Waldo Emerson. Good English; o., Popular ErroTS
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT MIL
VI LER'S, 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. u.
We are now selling Summer DRESS GOODS, en-
bracing handsome assortment, at. reduced prices.
Also good Nader Calicoes at l21a; best makes 10
and ls; 5000 yards good yard wide Bleached Mus,
lin 1917, Is. 20 cents Unbleaohed Muslin 10; yard
wide do, 1919, Is and Is cents; 500 Palm Fans at
cents.
jy 2-lmt BEhJAMfN MILLER. :
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(7FFIOE ROOMS FOR RENT, In my Bur
NJ ing corner New York avenue Nnd 18th otreS "
ssyaEs! R RI II sYsH sI4haE TeR. 0fFIGEs or
onire 81 GE0- b. PLANT, Once, Roon 10, Haze
BpiiAnk, corner View fork svenus and 18th It. :, n
h jel9-1m
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GREAT ANIMAL SALH OF CLOTHING, ST
atkreatly reduced prices,
at the Great Cen trail Clothing House. )
aT-#g4d SMITHS, 80. 4Ba4ss ~
7.19 AGO 7th street. OppOsite Post Office
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FIVE HUrDRsD NBcKT1Es q ten cents
apiece Suspenders and Socks q per cent. be-
low cost, at the ont sale at Smiths.
AGO It'll street, opposite Post OMce. a5e7l9
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L LAND in the northern part of the city, with
This is = beautiful, retired iosation,s and well
worthy the Immediate attention Of any one wishing
Apply se the suburbs s'{ LIZ easy
Also fine rRxGT Il
twelve miles from Washington, near tho railroad,
For sale '|l' at bargain bargain D T. WELLS = 90
3 iy lo-st J, Corner Louisiana avenue-snd sti st.
4 1hs meg c. sssF M raI
and beautiful yard covering 1000 feet of ground
aed street so
given: The terms are very liberal, only one third
: = ~ '"' STARR = METoALF,
left N.Y.ayenue and 18th street
TOR RENT-The STORE at present occupied BY
b. 9 RrS The Hn the bs!
sb y .ssa! the 10Th Of august H hgpfP
II -AsFRAME HOUSE, with kaGk
Rhode Island On e t roo In
anlrs Of A; HEII MaLLERsV Vermont avenue, % be
Il five rooms, and one FRAME HOUSE, contain
ire ao Se say ksa' Il sah
EOR RENT-Two Parlors, and several other
ghsfu TX street. a ane door G from the
corner ofl3th. Prices moderate. iy n-tAugl+
F0R RENT-The LARGE FRAME BUILDING
81
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGEFOR CITY PROP
ERIH1Thrse hnudred and fifty acres Of hrst
dairying, situated within the District of Uolum.
bla, from one to three miles from Georgetown and
peake and Ohio Canal to Tennallytown. This
property will be sold in body OH accommodating
having BEEN ad n lots four u. to
ten acres each, with good fronts on road, and par
will give third cash and two thirds in land in
exchange for improved, property in Washington or
st ouF scs Cali fels
jeH-tf corner New 7 ork ave- and H 18th st.
L basement BRICK HOUSES, No SAG. on 10Th
strests between WEE and west side Apply to ) A
II with all the eonveniences Of hot and cold water
US
TOR sALE--Lot No. 8, in Square 50, on 20 street
west stTeep street mort, ,a,f and " yrsnis
dsep and as By newt
1t s os o two a
each The three houses rent for about $40 per
month. Price g. 200. Immediate possession given
S. P. BROWN SON,
ap le-tf 465 9th street, between aud r.
E,OR RENT-The WALLACH HOUSE RES
II TAURANT, situated on Ilth street, near Pa
sy re = e. Apply to Q. B BAkEB, Star Office:
ENoR SALE-A LOT on L street., between 18th
Ds esd alley App't0 C. B: BAKER Star once
INOR RENT-A STORE ROOM. corner of 18th and
On the beween
d8 pm. .H my q tt
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:. JEwLRY.-Jet Gross sstts, TIP Gross sstss
Amber setn, Je. Drops, Silver Plated Spooni
and Jerks, received this mornfH6 at Prire',
Ohe Dollar Jeweiry Store, No. 43S Pennsyl
yAniA avenue, near * street. ~ a. 81
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II A Z 8.

n A HATS. n
HArMANUFAcToRY. -
zth street, llate with J. I: Dayisl SHY and Soft
Sa64 m street. six doors below Northern ibsr-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY.
We take pleasure in informing our customers and
! and Collar Manufactory, a LAUNDRY with expe.
lars, giving them fine finish and the apgsaraPes
q h
Tor their accommodation, we have been induced to
MAKE m to suit them In that very par
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY 4 TAYLOR,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
+ ID 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
my &-.m between 9th and 10th SITS.
0F cShtMBIh, the s III day Of J Fly ISL
J. B. Adams ms Plaintiff sos Equity.
en- nsgp i ss Pn !, Sn hi,
Attorney it is ordered that the defendant, Emma
nj. Traynor, cause her appearance to be entered
forty days after this day; otherwise the viii
be oese1 d ybs as n Of default
10 true copy Test: Mr,ns c,.r.
liam SAUSAGE.-Ihavej Just received another
IL supply of HAM SAUSAGE, unsurpassed for
Luncheon, and resembling in flavor the best West
phalia Hams. .ul.;If N. w. BURCHELL,
Tvs Under Ebbitt House, cor. I4th and SITS.
HAVE RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT
i of French and Domestic B0NNETS.
u. :. LEWIS BiAR, SO Market Space
4RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers;
d. No. SAG, 8. Il. corner of Seventh and sts
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE AT AUCTION.
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z The JAPAN.-TO.day the crew to take ont
the steamer Japan, lately the Stone wan to
Japan, (she having been sold to the Govern.
ment OF Japan,) are signing the shipping arti-
cles, and they expect to 60 on board on Friday
Ihe4Work ION her is progressing rapidly and
by me oArly part Of the week she wifi be ready
10 leAve.EAlt Ia now stated that next week she
: will go TO Norfolk. where she will be hauled
up for an examination Of her bottom, and will
leave that port for Japan, going by ~ay Of the
Straits ofMsgsllan. As yet Capt. Geo. Brown
only officers on board. TIE seamen (none are
shipped but first-class) are to receive S3s per
month in gold, coal ,passers $40, and firemen
$50. There are any quantity of men applying
to ship. but the lumber is limited, and no more
than are actually necessary for the working of
the ship will be received .st--1< Rsss7s's
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NOR RENT-The wide, roomy HOUSE, over a s.
E book store of Franck Taylor. Good for ofaSR
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SIZZLING ON SUNDAY.-Wm Ryan aud JOS
Freundt were before Justice Tucker, yester.
day evening, a. the Tenth PYecinct station.
hopse. m the Island. charged with selling H..
quCr on the Sabbath. The charge was sus.
taine and they fined $40 apiece.
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POLICE SUMMARY.-The police business for
yesterday was as follows The whole number
of arrests, ST. The amount derived from fines
Sl3l.40. The number of arrests made in the
second precinct were 2, amount of fines, So
third precinct, arrests, fines 81: fourth pre-
cinct. arrests. fines, 49, fifth precinct, 10 ar
rests, fines, sol: sixth precinct, arrests, fines,
Sl3; seventh precinct, arrests, fines, Sl4
eighth precinct, arrests, fines, $3.50; tenth
precinct, 10 arrests, and the amount of fines,
$50.
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:, If IT Is THROWN In TotR TnRTH that you do
not keep your dental apparatus In proper trim,
1t is Your own fault Tor all the world knows
that you might do DO by using that matchless
vegetable dentiYrice, Sozodont. F,. 60
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THRBArs.-J. p. Buckley, a restaurant keep
er. came before in stics Thompson, at tbs Cen.
Moore with threats Of violence He was re-
CURED TO give security to keep the peace. 81
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! HABEAs CORPUS CASE = To. day George
Bigelow and OllverOsboFn, two of the parties
arrested and committed to Jail on the 2'st in
slant on the charge Of robbing Arthur Lavery
Of a watch, vest, and S4G0 In money were be-.
fore Chief Justice Carter on a writ Of habes
corpus.
Their counsel. MIR. j. Bell Adams, moved
their discharge, and after some evidence had
been heard, there appearing to be none 10 con-
meet them with the larceny, ether than mere
suspicion, they were discharged.
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NEEDS CLKARTHa UUT.-The rooms OF the
Reg ster's ONCE. at the City Han, are filled up
pants, with old papers, the accumulation OF
Yeas, and which have outlived their useful.
ness, but which Register Boswell does not feel
altogether justified in destroying. Doubtless
the Councils will appoint a committee to over
haul the rubbish and decide what shall 20 to
the flames and what shall be preserved.
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E COATS, PANTS, vxsTs--black, white and
Eray--25 per cent. below cost, ut the Great
Central Clothing House, AGO 7th street, opposite
Post Once. I9TAf - fEA5 &5.4t.#t T.10
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were arrested aud taken to the Eth Precinct
Station House yesterday, for dtSorderly con-
DUCT, i've Of whom were releaeed after paying
3 fine OF g, each the remaining two were re.
quired to pay q fine Of a each.
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utation for truth and veracity qusstlonsd;
would not hesitate to believe him on oasn.
Bradley Witness lives In Cecil county, and
knows the people of Elkton; knows Cameron,
but knows very little OF his reputation.
John Partridge sworn and examined by Mr..
BIadley.- w illness lives IN Eikton. and Is en-.
gagged in the grain and guano business; knows
Cameron; knows has reputation: never heard
It Questioned; would not hesitate to believe
him on oath. tz4
r. G.. Reese sworn and examined By Mr.,
Bradley. Has resided in Elkton ~ years;
knows Cameron; never heard his character for
truth and veraciiy doubted; would believe him
on oath. c
Gross examined by Mr. Pierrepont: witness
8, mpathized with the South to q certaiR ex.
tent; did not believe that the war would result
in the perpstuAiion OF ths Union.
VIM. G.. PurneIt worn, and examined by Mr..
Merrick -Residss at Eikton. Has resided
there seventeen years. Has been In the army.
knew Cameron whsn he lived in Elkton.
racity questioned. Would not hesitate to be.
lieve him on oath.
7hos. Dreancn sworn, and examined By Mr..
bradiey-Witness, rssides near Eiktsa, and
had been merchant, and was we'll SEQ TAINTED
with cameron. Never heard his word doubsed.
Wopld not hesitate to believe him on oath.
Gross. exanined :-Witness had danced with
Cameron q parties. Did not knew hat he
John r. Hogg sworn and examined BY Mr..
Mefrick Witness has lived IN Oscu Oounfy
about 10 year, y = IesAroQ0 man. k0eW OAWes
ron; his reputation MAS very 5000: booked a
rs chsrch man; would believe him onOsth.
Gross. sxaminNA ~ Ar. Pterrepotnt.-Wt.
nees heard that Oemeron went SOutA.
Alfred c. HaifssH, sworn Tor the prosec utton
and Examined by Nr. OArrisgtoa.-Wtfnes1
formerly lived IN Philadslphia, ana 10 now 8
clerk ID the Treasury, residing on Tsnfh street
above n. Witpess knsw John Lee tor about
fifteea yeayo q P6Io6et phiA; never heard IN
reputation for truth and veracfty questtonad;
'Oross.eIam1ssd-Haysyou aver heard thss
Lee Vas inAacte1 md convicted In PANa1el.
pAfA 4 81 Z ga Ill z1sFI.S u IN
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RRLIEvRD.-Omcer Columbus yesterday
found q colored man, named Abraham Smith,
suffering from an attack Of cramp, whom he
had conveyed to MT. Harbaugh's drug store,
on It'll street, where medicine was admins.
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6DeciGL Notices.

HW- SPECIAL CARD.-SiMUBL II. PRlCB,
agent, will continue from this day the Retail ana
Wholesale Dry Goods business heretofore con-
Quoted by John C. Miller at 300 Main street, near
the corner Of Ninth.
Having devoted his life to the business IN this
city, and become familiar with thewsnts OF Us
people and OF those OF the state at large, he re-
specially soIicia the patronage OF the pubic anc
his old friends and customers. He will receive In
few days q considerable addition to his stoeh'
and will continue to replenish 1t from time to Time
with new and desirable goods.
Messrs. william Il. Gordon, John Temple, WI,
liam J. Armstrong, and J. D. X. sleight well and
favorably known to the public. are engaged IN the
house, and wish the patronage OF their friends.
an 1-1w
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THE DIVINE RIGHT OF KINGs.-ln Eng
land, SO sacredis the person of the sove-
reign considered, and so perilous to the
peace of the country is any disturbance Of
the crown, that the courts hold that in
cases of high treason all the parties con-
cerned are principals, and, therefore, that
there are no mere accessories, whether be-
fore or after the fact. The Constitution of
the United States does not recognize the
possibility Of high treason in this country,
but provides that treason shall consist only
in "levying war;" &c. Mr.. PIERREPoST,
who assists in the prosecution of SURRATT,
laid it down the other day as q legal pro-
position, that in case of conspiracy to
murder the President of the United States
all the parties are principals. So that we
are rapidly tending towards the acknow-
ledgment Of the divine right of-Presi-
dantSl
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Another General Order.

The following order explains itself.
Those who have read the reconstruction
acts carefully must have expected such a
ONE
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY D1sTR1cT,(
Estate OF VIRGINIA.
"RICHAoND, VA, July 20, 1867.
General Orders No. As:
"1. In pursuance of section of the act
of Congress passed July 10, 1867, sub-dis-
trict commanders will report to these
headquarters, for the action of the COM
handing general, the cases OF all State,
county, and municipal officers who are
disloyal to the Government Of the
United States, or who use their official in
fluence in any manner to hinder, delay,
prevent, or obstruct, the due and proper adj
ministration of the acts of Congress.
90. Hereafter, until otherwise ordered,
all vacancies that may occur in State,
county, or municipal Offices will be filled
by temporary appointments, to be made by
the commanding General.
"3. The Governor and other executive
officers, the courts of law, and councils OF
cities, are invited to recommend suitable
persons for appointment to such Offices as,
under the existing laws Of Virginia, are
usually filled by their appointment orupon
their nomination.
az. Recommendation from the State
courts and from the heads Of the execu-
tive departments of the State government
will be sent to the Governor for his en-
dorsement. Those from any other source
will be forwarded by the military commits
sioner and sub-district commander with
their endorsement thereon.
"5. General Order No. 1G, from these
headquarters, dated April 20, 1867, is
hereby so far modified as to impose upon
the military commissioner the duty therein
required of the presidents of the boards of
registration.
&C. All persons hereafter appointed to
any office in this military district will be
required to take and subscribe the oath pre-
scribed by act of Congress of July 2, 1862,
| in lieu of the oath prescribed in General
Orders No. 0, from these headquarters,
dated April S, 1867.
"By command of Brigadier and Brevet
Major General j. NJ. Schoteld, U. S. A.
IS. +. CHALFIN,
"Assistant Adjutant- General
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Tennessee.

Tho State election in Tennessee takes
place to-day and q strange election it will
I be. The polls are to bo guarded by the
miIitarv-Fcderal and State. The latter
consist of BRowNLow's State guard, which
the Federal Government was impolitic
enough to supply with arms upon the re-
presentation of BRowNLow that they were
necessary to protect Union citizens from
the violent and bloody assaults of rebels.
The proceedings Of this armed State force,
{ as our readers know, have been of the
most brutal and bloody character. They
have butchered in cold blood number of
respectable and orderly citizens upon
some false pretence or other, merely be-
cause they were opposed to the tyranny OF
BRowNLow. Appeals were addressed to
Washington by the oppressed citizens for
protection from this armed force, and
orders we're sent to General THOMAS, who
commands the District of Tennessee, to give
what assistance he could to protect these
citizens against the men whom the Govern
ment itself had armed. General THOMAS
represented the force at his command in
Tennessee as insufficient, and declared
that he could not remove those in Ken
lucky because they were needed to pre-
serve order in that State; but General
THOMAS is rather after the fashion of the
jug-handle-on one side. We perceive
that, Notwithstanding bis views, troops
from Kentucky have been sent over into
Tennessee, by order of General GRANT, to
be present to-day to do what they may to
keep the peace.
BRowNLow is determined that his COM
petitor, ETKERIDGE, shall not be elected.
He has boldly avowed that he has charge
of the returns, and he will exclude enough
to defeat ETHER1DGE and reflect himself.
We have little doubt Of this, and have no
idea that ETHERIDGE will be Governor un-
der any circumstances. The telegraph
will soon let us know the result.
1t will be o remarkable fact in the his
tory Of the Republic that an election Of
the free citizens of State has to be con-
Quoted under the protection Of the bayo-
net, and that the people have to be pro-
tected from their own State Guard, estab-
lished under pretence of preserving order
and right
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HDecJaE Notices.

wBREEDEN & FOX ARE RECEIVING
this day by steamer very choice assortment Oh
SUMNER DRESS GOODS, consisting OF new styles
Printed Lawns, English Berages, hozamDiaue''
Grenadines, sc.
These goods have been bought In New YORK
during the past week at very great rsduction ~
prices, on account Of the advanced hsge Oh .ne
season, and will be offered at sstonisnlnsiy ~"
prices.
Also receiving new styles Summer ana hariy Ill
Prints, Bleached and Brown Goods. &c.
Their stock Is now very full and attractive sna
they respactfullv ask the attention Of both whole
'A'' ''A BRREDEN i Fox,
iy 3o-st No. 4ol Broad street.
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What uc are, and aohat zoe aOia be-; consi-
dered in letter from Virginian to q
Ne,o Yorker. Richmond: j. WALL
TURNER.
This is pamphlet bearing the initials of
T. H. G., Jr., a well-known gentleman of
this city. He occupies wide ground on
the subjects of the day, and rests the hope
in the future alone upon political revolu-
ton in the North. For sale by TURNER.
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Hg- RICHMOND TR UNK FACTORY.
Those in want OF well-made, durable TRUNKS
can get their supply at factory prices, and at the
same time encourage HOME ENTERPRISE. We
keep good assortment Of our own make on hand,
and also make to order such styles as the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements to suit
their own convenience. Labor is cheaper here
than in the North, and materials Just as cheap as
In the North. The freight and drayage on ordi-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece;
so we save the profit that the northern manufactu
rer makes, and the cost Of freight and drayage.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that we
are enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS for
LESS than northern TRUNKS OF same quality are
sold in this market.
REPAIRING.-We also do all kinds Of REPAIR
ING, when, W til a small outlay, you can save the
expense Of buying new ones and while an old
Trunk will not look we'll q new one, yet 1t
will be Just as strong as a new one. We also FIX
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF BOOTS,
SHOES, and CATERS of the latest styles and best
make made expressly for US, all widths and sizes,
which we are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS b BRO,
No. 4aa Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No. sl9 Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory Ut No. 4a3 Broad street, corner Of
Fifth. Je 1s-S
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A Political Sensation

II il evident that a~sudden streak OF
sunshine of political excitement has ceen
vouchsafed tosome Of our citizens. tne
commotion, the Sunday garments ana Tue
complaisant faces in the streets, plainly
disclose the fact. This hilarious eAhiol-
ton is not surprising when we remember
that those who manifest it are, after a long
period of exile from the political arena,
again admitted to it. The "genius Of our
institutions inclines the people to an ar
den. love Of political partisanry, and they
return to it with peculiar delight-a de-
light the more keen since it is the ex-
change Of the war OF blood for that of
words-a conflict Of peril for one free from
danger, and in which something good may
"turn up"
1t is true we have but one party as yet,
but that one is better than none, and will
afford themes for discussing and cussing
those that don't belong to it. The stirring
strains of the Wigs song of invitation
off you want TO have good time,
Jine the Radicals, jine the Radicals y
have reached the uttermost limits, and
have become popular in many quarters
Many veteran politicians, tired of inaction
and painting for the fight, have kept step
to this music; and numerous persons who
have full appreciation Of ga good time,'
and pine after it in the shape of good
Office, have done likewise. A number Of
the representatives Of these men are here,
delighted at the new situation, and will
"pitch in to-day at the African church
They will disport themselves, doubtless
with as much delight as boys who &c
a-washing" for the first time in summer
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wNOTICE OF REMOyAL.-The under
siyned have removed to the new store ll03 Main
street, second door from the corner Of Eleventh.
They are prepared with complete stock 10 meet
the wants of the trade.
They respectfully invite the examination OF
wholesale buyers to their assortment Of WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, etc., etc. .o
BURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,
iyA-2w 1903 Main, corner Eleventh street