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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.

EMOVAL.-RoBERT BRIGGS, BOOT
X, and SHOE MANUFACTURE has vnsan.
removed from TwelfIhto No. u Thrtse eaa
I ~ and .GENTLEMEN'Ss BOOTS -.
and SHOES made TO order Ia his usual neat ana
drahie style at short notice and at prices as low
40 hrs'-oiAs' !. y s ROBERT BRIGGS,
o., ., mr., sSSsFa No IL Thirteenth street. :
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WE have from Turner, bookseller, No.
lila Main street, DmoTest's Young Ane-
RIGA, very interesting and attractive book
for young folks. -
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"A MEETING Of the Conservatives of Clay
Ward will be held this evening, at 8 o'clock,
at Tanners Hall. a full attendance is re-
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DENTISTRY.

| kOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-Save
-, - your dollars. Save your house rent. Buy
iTItse!i II home. If not able. We make you so.
f-Stt"! interest allowed on all deposits from one
GG''at or more. Security undoubted For further
- -, nation apply al Office 1900 Main street.
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TUsT RECEIVED.

DREMIUM CANDIES. We claim to
manufacture the BEST CANDIES maze IN u, tne
United States for WHOLESALE, lofh ~ o RS
and another for wholesale. Our No. lis all alike,
and warranted. We have numerous Prei1'1In nsii
snt@ Fairs when there were numerous competitor
not honorable mention for northern CANDIES ,
French SO called. Wesell them us low us the fah-
wee candies and warrant them much better;
hee eanu1e'' 'A Ae'r's- - I,OIJIS j. sBOSSIEUX,
ia No. l4I2 Main street.
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- CRY CONSERVATIVES oMM1TTEE.----Ameet-
ing Of the City Conservative Committee will
be held to-day at IL o'clock. 1T is desirable
that every member should be present.
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A NTHRACIT,E COAL.

Just received: ...~..rl :. ....
900 tons RED and WHITE ASH, egg size, suit
able for CRATES, stoves, and furnaces;
100 tons RED ASH, stove size, for cooking ranges
100 tons LEHIGH FOUNDRY LUMP.
Coal thoroughly screened, and of best quality, at
lowest market rates. S. III. HAWES
APT Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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cOs BOXES MESSINA ORANGES AND
OAD LEMONS.-I am receiving by the Sara
toga to-day part of the cargo OF the brig %Great
Lyre, - direct from Messina bought ior ine py my
broker in New York. This Is splendid frult, ana
the very latest arrival In the United States Snal
continue to receive by every steamer and would DC
dad to receive orders to arrive Also, 70 Darrels
Russell APPLES. LOUIS j. BOSSIEUA,
an 81 l4l2 Main street.
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r,ur NrM YORK LIFE INSURANCE

TIE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
CONPANE-CAPITAL. So. 600. O0o.-Being
,n-eIy mutual company, its entire surplus earn
I., over the actual cost of insurance Is returned
ZACH rrr>on insured. Its assets have increased
rrIr MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in the last four
1rs-, Notwithstanding two millions of dollars
have been paid out for losses, and one million Tor
.f,f5rnds. From its long organization 1t has the
r,,.ricncc Of nearly 4 quarter Of century, thus
.Is rlntrcny members from all doubtful expert
u,v,, in the method Of conducting its business. 1t
~, this company that originated the system Of
Of policies. and TO it the public are
igl,b,cd for feature so favorable to the insured.
~ reference 10 list that may be seen at any time
IN cur Office ii will be shown that TWO HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
nv. been paid out for losses to the WIDOWS and
ORPHANS in the State of Virginia.
THOMAS W. BOSWELL & CO.,
General Agents for State of Virginia,
No. la! Main street over First National Bank.
MEDICAL EXAMISERS.-Dr. j. Grattan Cabell,
H. 4. e.. Workman, DIR. r. I. Coleman.
mi I'm
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Airtrutund 4ispatrh.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ssDIsPATCHn
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. ..i 20 stGg FRS;
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,,.c,,1 FEATURE OF THE CHARTER. p
= ,-.sr,o,,nt Of insurance TO married woman,
by nG sss ar sns he snars,e anS
@Arr F'Hg mai OF her or her husbands children.
',aca a| NAV be expressed, free from the control
any n, 81 her husband or creditors, or the per-
81; the 81 s9Ts 9E Gs sGssiS5s
'"pC!@s.s nj the company. Life policies after
lt N%rrs-s endowment after two years, MONITOR
ny, An policies after one year have sur
:,1ors J%sirinc to represent the company will
- address the Home ONCE.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

DINEAPPLES, BANANAS.-Just re-
4 ceived n small lot of fine PINEAPPLES and
BANANAS. Also COCOA and BR0MA.
- = ANDREW PIZZ1NI & CO., ..
-, 90 sO7 Broad street.
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SHIPPING.

TOR PHILA DE L NfSss
II Steamer CLAYMONT, Captains SalkAssS
PLATT, now lying at her berth in the dock, will re
instant, ut IL o'clock. Passage, including meals
and stateroom, $40.
w. P. PORTER, Agent.
Office No 2I25 on the dock. ap 22-3t
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An extraordinary step has lately been
taken in photography. By process which
is still secret, NJ. Adolphe Braun, Of Dor
mach (Haut-Rhin), has produced an i'm
mense number of fac simites of the best
drawings left by the great masters. These
new photographs are superior to all former
works Of the same kind in the ordinary ex-
cellencies of detail and surface quality.
They also reproduce exactly the tint of the
original-neutral, brown, red, or greenish,
as the case may be. They are confidently
asserted to be absolutely permanent, but
this must of course remain to be proved by
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.-lT'+EEst-ts~ l-Esa -
Auction Sales This bay.

Purchasers Of Real Estate sold betroeen the first
dan OF january and the first day of July pay he
tareS thereon for the current year.
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TRESH ARRIVAL.-50 boxes Messina
n Oranges. 25 boxes Messina Lemons, Canned
Peaches and Tomatoes, Spiced and Picked Oys-
tiers, Salad Cream, Pickles, Sardines G3c9anuts,
&C., for sale by W. W. IhtpbEtaa
lis Main street, next door to Dispatch office.
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pIssOLUIIONs, &c.

--s' a., .,issss 4 iRIcHMosp, April6 ls6ss
|THEs CONCERN OF. B0SHER &
L. WooDDY q thisd DAY dissolved ~ mutual , cor
sent Either partner y. ~ r. 1H
0as'0f onss' ISL 81 G. 'WVfsoso iSi
Having purchased the interest OF Mr. y: Q:
Woody ~ the bnsinsss sf Boshsr e W1esHy,,!
BUSINESS 1.-THE old ztand, I52s Main street and
solicit continuance Of the kind patronage oet0F-
ed ON the late concerns - 81 . 80. -
up = I'm - cHARLEs,M. BosHER.
TH e, Co-PARTNERSHIP OFiiAEM-
Il STRONG MOTT was. dissolved by mutual
consent on LIST Instant r. e. Armstrong pnr.
chasing the interest Of Robert: Mott on that day.
Either partner viii sign in liquidation. Those
indebted viii please cali and settle their accounfs
wars RE. ARMSTRONG, -
500 Marshall street April u, 1865 gssses5 .gqea
In retiring from the firm Of Armstrong; Mott
cordially recommend my former partner Mr..
Armstrong, who viii continue the business. ~
ap D-eod1w ROBERT MOTT.
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AGRICULTURAL.


TINE WATT PLOUGH.-SPECIAL NO"
TICE.--To meet the views and needs Of farm
ers we have, from this date. determined to reduce
the price of ali kinds OF PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We have also reduced the price OF the A b, or One
horse Plough and now sell 1t, with extra point and
wrench, and cutiyating mould-board tall fnciuded)
for $3.50. Es.srs.sst.-. u
The One-horse A B Plough is turning plough, a
furrowing plough for planting corn, u sub-soil
plough, corn cotton. tobacco, and vegetable
wcedcr and worker. 2 With two additional pieces,
Ia wedding mould-board, cost so cents, and steel
scrapcr cost ~ to g. SOY you have combined In this
plough the best implements ever yet made for all
the aboye-named uses, and WARRANTED to do
every kind of turning and cultiyating in field and
garden in a manner superior to all others ever yet
made, and that, too without hoe labor, or to be
RETURNED, and the price paid at factory RE
FUNDED.
We have now on hand full supply Of these
Ploughs together with the largest sizes, both lett
and right-hand and also general assortment OF
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Grain Cradles, Wheat
Fans, Grass Blades Hay Rakes, Traces, Harness,
&C. ssE A+ '-a WATT q kNiGhT.
81 81 e -. +
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BAKERIES.
220S MAIN STREET.

- ~~-~~"~><~~~
JoOS MAIN STREET.
ing recently put in new cracker machine OF
'',ss approved style. am now prepared TO FUR
IiFg 70 G !4!hlilts or merchants ALL THE NARlE-
~" , anu Of the VERY BEST MATERIAL.
'''' BREAD AND CAKES at the lowest rates.
>s, TO-, Look at my list Of prices:
U,.,. ih"cAcrs lie. Butter Crackers, lie.
>.tet Nuts lSc. Cream Crackers l5c
'FackcrS, l5c. Cracker Dust, nc.
p Az. Arrowroot Crackers, l5c.
..r,ii.iii ~ ORNAMENTAL, and FANCY CAKES
"''"eV I'll reasonable rates.
80. }. G: BAGNALL. ZOOS Main street,
NH ''"eeh Iwenty-second aud Twenty-third.
y: BRIGGS, THE OLDEST ESTA-
bLisHED BAKER NOW DOING
BUSINESS IN THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED 1854.
-o,,, STORES:
- "AlS STREET AND SIG BROAD STREET.
'''A AT THE WHOLESALE LIST OF
Nss rr.., PRICES:
gy.r.r iS"cherS, lie. Butter Crackers, lie.
She. NI,,@ckers, loc. Water Crackers, loc.
-.,s, Culs'4.c. Cream Crackers. l5c.
N'.~L crackers, isc. Cracter Dust Zee.
-sSi Cakes Soc MoIosses Cakes. soc.
Apdsu,, Arrowroot Crackers, l5c.
NEXTIsuI aihds Of PLAIN, FANCY, and ORNA-
STps@Ie and retail. &c.. -
de 81
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T ORBERRY RED ASH COAL.-Dis-
~ charging cargo of schooner Pickup, 200 tons
of superior TORBERRY RED ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL-egg and stove sizes. To be sold at
lowest market rates. Coal sold by weight.
S. =. LATHROP, Agent,
APT Eighteenth street south side dock
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i,Sts employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS invi-
.a.
Office No. 1914 Main street.
D.eJ. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID ]. BURR. Secretary.
b. G.. WuERnY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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.EECTORS.

r>nFRS. HENRY X. ELLYSOS.
tuhN NTsyIOR, ASA SNYDER, ~ d. 80
S6TTRELL II. &C. BASKERVILLE,
sAgIx+pT-gCEIL, SAMUEL G.. TARDY,
5lhS r WORTuAM, GEORGE JACOBS,
LEATnir ii Is .IH., j. w. ALLISON.
w tNITu GEO. S. PALMER,
~. A. TitSI EVANS a. ID. CHOCkLEY,
iE,.,TS- SCOTT II. G. CABELL,
s,Ai,it illI-iRIES ID. J. HARTS0OK.
h ~ ~ SryiFR, JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
"" n nWAEDS, VIM. G.. TAYLOR,
. L STGEFS A. r. ABEIL,
H., v6pTnN WM. b. lSAACS.
Z. ~ =, 'iiJRErI,L. GEO. L. BIDG0OD,
III =. a. II 'pHLMER, SAM'L NJ. PRICE,
""4 - DAVID J.. BURR.
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-.v,.ANCE COMPANIES.

-<-.,.rr, ,,rpIJNGTON MU TUAL LIFE
THE Nah,NcE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA..
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: riihlTS TURPENTINE..-Fiye barrels
Iec, tnakiIS TURPENTINE daily expected d.
sIIt TIE manufacturers, for sale by $3.50
A. 8. LEE.
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GSO REWARD.-Lost on yesterday,
S,)U either at the sale Of Mittledorfer's stock
or in the street cars, THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS in greenbacks. 1t was wrapped IN piece
of brown paper. will give the above reward Tor
the money If left at No. 800 Broad street.
up 22lt* MRS. = .. flhln' T
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The Russian Gazette mentions o singular
mode of robbery on the railway between
Riazan- and Koslowsk. The depredators
prepare stout pole with line and grapnel,
and await the passage Of train of open
wagons laden with sacks Of wheat. They
prefer such places as have mounting graddi-
ents, as the speed is less. When the car
riages are passing the depredator throws
out his line, and the hook catches sack,
and by the jerk brings il. to the ground
whence it is easily picked up and carried
off. Lately the tackle gave way, and was
borne by on the train to the next station,
when the device was discovered.
The brightest part Of love is its confidence.
ii is that perfect, that unhesitating, reliance,
that interchange of every idea and every
feeling, that perfect community Of the
hearts secrets and the mind IS thought which
binds two beings together more closely, more
dearly than the dearest of human ties
more than the vow Of passion or the cath Of
the altar. It is that confidence which, did
we not deny its sway, would give the earthly
love q permanence that we find but very
seldom in this world. a 9, s -. It.s Z, Z,
q "A traveller breakfasting at an Arkansas
hotel requested the waiter to take hisscnp
of coffee out into the yard and pump some
Of the water out offitss 'zaoo"
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oaoc l.la Main street, Richmond, Va.

,nRY SPECIAL. CHARTER, 1867.
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I +. EDW President.

J. f. EDWARDS, President.
v-.r-r,yE. ISAACS, Nice-PreSident.
Il / H,ET>oOK, Secretary. at
Dn,rITs IL. SMITH. VI. D.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
80. ., d2,, ywim General Agent.
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nc wILIAM +. TRUEMAN, No:
81 YipTH sTREET BERN. BETWEgSs Am 0 ~ &
ANpLhha. ~ ss1siYSiC ON PIANO. Her terma VII
ten In low, end her method Of tnatrsss9n
DC 49, schooi thar win facilitate her scnoiaFs -
81 sssau nni thorough knowiedgso 81 the
ap 10 eodets
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MO QUAC KERYi-T. r. BASES
|1S DOUGH SYRUP, certain cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Chronic 1rritations of the
Throat and Lungs, and all diseases Of the bron-
chial tubes arising from exposure and cold. ~,
The original prescription was given me by Fro
fessor Carter p. johnson, and its efficiency as q
valuable expectorant Is confidently recommended
by DIR. j. A. Mayo. This COUGH SYRUP has
effectualIy cured me Of consumption, which as
sumed u very serious character at one time. My
cure Il can attribute solely to the COUGH SYRUP.
Many other testimonials Of Its cures have In my
possession that leave no doubt on my mind that 1t
Is adapted to all cases Of lung affections.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
None genuine without my signature.
L. II. BASS, Richmond, Va.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LLADD d CO.,
L. B. THOMAS, o. A. STRECKER. j. ID. WOOD
& son, e. v. HUDNUT, and ROBERT LECKY,
Church Hill. fe 20
|TNO THE. Athlete D.-BENS0N'
i SALALEM BROTH OR SALT OF WIS
DOM-a specific for RingworIn, letter, Itch, Bar
ber's Itch, Ulcers and all eruptiOns OF the skin,
no matter how malignant or how long-standing.
Warranted to cure, or no pay. Try 1t, and II 1t
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease, the money will be refunded
in every instance. Price, FIFTY CENTS per
0N''' BLUNT & MosELEY. Druggists,
! au23 No. 1924 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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INSURANCE.
lie INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1866.

! ! ALL. .
Well invested and secured.
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LOST AMI, FOUND.

T OST.--The undersigned has lost, and he
L 4 thinks It was on his way from his residence,
or during his stay in Richmond within the last
week the bond Of James A. johnson and David
Wood, dated 1858, for me sum OF
are several credits endorsed on the said bond. A
suitable reward will be paid to the finder upon the
delivery Of said bond to the Undersigned All per-
sons are forewarned against trading foc said bond
as a proper notice stopping its payment has al
ready been given to the right party.
an 22-2w SAMUEL u. BUhNLE1'
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GROCERIES, &c.

ERESH PEACHES, TOMATOES, AND
Corn Worcestershire Sauce, Salad Oh, Gu
cumber Pickles, Peach-blow Potatoes, Onions,
ap2l HUNDLEY & TATUM.
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'F" .rp1cTroS OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
rp, CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.

NJ IT, DENIE = = -
,.y, Of North America north OF the south.
n taEnf Florida, or in Europe, at any season Of
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II UXURIES AT J. H. ANTHONY'S TEA
Il STORE, 7el MAIN STREET.-GUNPOW-
DER TEA. best quality 1925 per pound. S,pe-
coffee-roaster every day. CREAM CRACKERS,
GINGER SNAPS, FAMILY and PILOT CRACK
ERS, at 49, l3 and &c. per pound. SIX doors ABOVE
the Spotswood Hotel. re 70
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orae sag SpsI isSs isca ycar.. ~ g
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WOOp AND . CsI,OAI.o

TX EEP ,WARM.--ANTHRACITE COAL
~ the cargo, ton, or bushel at prices that
ap e, = ~ p'es Asshig;fnyrfAM yyspnurrrg-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-11
Tackled tho Wrong Customer.

One of our Territorial exchanges
tells good story concerning Gener-
al Rousseau, commanding the De.
partment of the Columbia, during
his journey from Cisco to the Capt.
tai. In changing stages somewhere
along the route, the passengers an
noyed the driver, Curly Bill, consid-
erably, by pitching their trunks, car
pet.sacks, aud bundles of blankets
into the boot" in somewhat
frenzied and disorderly manner.
The driver protested against the pro-
cceding, assuring the passengers that
their baggage would be properly at
tended to, but all to no purpose. FL
nalIy Gen. Rousseau dignitiedly
pitched huge bundle of blankets
into the boot, and Bill his patience
now completely exhausted, tumbled
them off into the mud, when the fol-
lowing colloquy occurred:
Sen. Rousseau (striding forward
and looking belligerent-" Who
threw those blankets Of mine into
into the mud?"
c Curly " BIZ 81, !chi" slightly protrud.
r. drawing himself up to his full
height t-"Do you know who am. I"
b. mo reply but rather con-
tcmptuous survey of the bulky anat-
omy Of the GENERALLY
r. (crushingly)-"I am General
Rousseau, Commander of the De-
partment Of the Columbia.
B. with affected surprise =" You
don't say so?''
r. (stunningly)-Yes, sir, I do"
B. G,npressingly)--" Well, then,
ljust mention that I don't care a
d--n who you are, what you conf
mand, or were you came from"
r. quitting himself into a pugca.
cious pose)-"I have a notion to
punish your impertiuence by setting
your nose up"
B. (squaring himself scientifically,
and making a rather uninviting
display of muscle)-" Have you,
though? That's right in my hand.
You're just the man Two been look.
ing for. Peel and roll in" (Here
Bill began to work his mauley,"
and lower his head as though con.
templating a charge with that organ
on upon the Generals "bread bask-
CT" when the later retreated to the
stage.) Gen. Rousseau was on his
way to Washington
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~rA 4h-~aa &=44-~sz1 - s< m3&R n "a aw ~
ss- 80 @3r--.a.s fe4r - @xnr~. 80 zg~<s&~~ ~
- sea-
TYL-Es zri-~- ~zl ss s&xrs~< - tA< sss~r-
ss 80 a4rrT Gz<ssr.zazx arzr E1s~rts~E-
- Alvrr-ss~z~a-s sat fr~n . &ssrx~es. end
'rt-s.-a. as-se-s z4xi be ssrsmPsAs~e ,. The casa
- Nr-i--< q sirfAs. marriages ana deaths IN
serted tree Of charge.
r holtaArv nStices. ~ poetry" appended %
Marriages deaths, wiil be charged one half cur
transi-n, 4dveftsin rates. We vii not hereafter
d>vla,e from this rule.
IT All Communications, whether on business
or for publication, must he addressed to the edi.
tor of the WAsHINGToS STANDARD.
IT Blanks, bill-heads, cards, bills of fare, pos
tcrs, programmes, circulars, catalogues, pamphlets
ETC., executed at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-Corner Of Second and Washington
Streets near the steamboat landing.
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TRIsHISx AND GERMAHs RsAb.--
During the recent discussion 10 the
Pennt9l1ania Legislature to strike
out the word "white," from the Con
stitution, and on the. KsgistrY bill,'
John Hickman, thu Ksdicaf member
from Chester:
IL may possibly see tho day that
I may walk side By sids with . coloeA
Cd woman. I have seen q greok
many colorsd women that I wsald
rather walk with than . great many
white men. I know . Ciat Aaayl
think ars better entitled 70 veeG tAis
moment thsa . great maay vhi1s
mea who Do vote. and havo long q.
secissd The ftaashiss&" Aefa, ~
aid:
IN isis,liss.t csgvs i hsaAse;
ihan N ~ C1Ao11n - , snei11o6
to VOTE"
A c. I.;aSsl .sstts. AsaL~-
III DsahG1g - - - ~
sf su1s1Rs - 11GieS p.a1hA -
vAs@ . ipsssiag bssk = . -
uyuasry. - vko saiH snsn sfh1oR
-sssr. nsd fua vA~0 ow~@o -
Csi<s< srx~Aw - Isunnnse -
rzsx s< - G1hsv1u.2 - - -
- s~@SssS ~ - - sraf1uD-
au~a. vAs d~16f - - s1pD1G
s~sf s.z~1<AS 1ms 90 -
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A SsLr SSov SroRM.-On the
3srh Of January last. . srow storm
commenced near Pcssh. which wss
accompanied BY two mesee-s. which
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To hold The Union of the oes1n i
the basis Of their peace and happi-
ness to support the Constitutioa,
which il the cement Of the Unios,
- well 10 itS limitation aS ia irS NJ
thorities.-jaMes Madison.
BY what means shall. We contribute
most to cement The Cuion aud give
the greafeS* support to our most ex-
cellent Constirutfon:-James Mon.
roe. ;.
In unfolding to my conntrymen'
the principles by which ! shalt b.
governed in ful6llment Of those du.
ties, my first resort will be to that
Constitution, which I shall swear to
the BEST of my ability to preserve,
protect, and defend.-John Quincy
HdamJ. ).
The Constitution Is a sacred instru-:
ment which should be guarded with
sleepless vigilauce.-Andrtso Jack
son.
I shall cndeavor to preserve, pro.
tect, and defend it, BY anxiously re.
ferring to its provision for direction
in every action.-Mdrtin Van Buren,.
Our citizens must be content with
the exercise of the powers with which.
the Constitution clothes thenr.-K.
II. Harrison.
My earnest prayer shall constantly
be addressed to the all.wise and all
powerful Being who made me, under
standingly to act the principles Of
that Coostitution.-John Tyler.
The Constitution itself, plainly
written as it is, offspring Of couces-
sion and compromise, binding to-
gether in the bonds of peace and
union this great aud increasing fam.
lily Of free aud independent Ststsa,
will be a chart BY which I shall be
iirected.-James X. Polk.
My guide will be the Constitution
For tho Interpretation of that instru-.
ment I shall look to the decision of
the judicial tribunal established By
it's au,hority.-k1cAary Taylor.
The Constit1tion viii be my guide
I regard oil its provisions as equally
bsnding.-Millard Fillmore.
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