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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-06-25

EDGEwoRTH, NEAR LIBERTY MILLS,
November 1lth, 1865. I
Messrs. MOVERS q JONES Gentlemen
Corn Planter / purchased of You in the
corn with regularity, from three to i've grains
CASUALLY four in hill. The Guano Attach
ment works admirably. consider it one of
the best have ever seen.
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM f. BROOKING.
February 10, lS6S.-2m.
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QUANTITY VS.. Qualify.-HeHm
0e bold's Extract Sarsaparilla. The dose is
small. Those who desire large quantity
and large doses of medicine ERR.
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alexandria Gyarde.
KING COMFORT,

HAVING spent some time away from
- home in order to test the merits of the
various Fire Place Heaters, we have return
ed, prepared to offer the public something
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LYNCHBURG, VA, November 81, 1868.
Ifoeefe T.ufftn5,Y proflo,o,
ROUTT'S
SOUTHERN CORN PLANTER

ROUTES
SOUTHERN CORN PLANTER,
WITH GUANO ATTACHMENT.
n again calling the attention of the
4 Farmers of Virginia and adjoining States
to this simple yet effective implement, the
subscriber begs leave to say that it has been
greatly improved for the ensuing season of
1869. IL Is now worked by chain band in
stead of leather band as formerly, thereby
insuring more cons tant operation. BY a
very simple adjustment il VIII drop corn at
the distances of Is inches or feet, together
with any pulverized Fertilizer.
Full printed directions accompany each
machine. He would also call attention to
ROUTES DOUBLE-SHOvEL PLOw,
with Coulter and Briar Cutting Attachments,
the latter especially adapted to any foul
lands, whether with Briars, Sassafras or wire
Grass. Also, to
ROUTES DRAIN Pillow,
which completes at one operation the double
course of the ordinary plow, besides saving
great deal of hand labor.
He has certificates of many well-knoWn
farmers, vouching for the strength and eff
cient action of all these implements, which
will be furnished on application.
AS the senior partner in the new concern
of A. +. Routt Il Co., he would return his
thanks to a generous public for their kind
patronage in the past, and pledges unremitt-
ed exertions to maintain and Increase that
| full confidence in the future.
ID a
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THE attention of the farmers of Or
l. ange, Madison, Culpeper, Louisa and
Greene Counties is again called to the above
justly celebrated Machines. which are une-
qualed in the known world, They have
been greatly improved for the ensuing har-
vest of 1862 and as heretofore, will be sold
upon accommodating terms. We are also
agents for the celebrated
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"Carpet.Baegers.',

There may DO under some circumstances
some significance In the application Of this
slang phrase. There are undoubtedly some
soldiers Of fortune, men who are mere adven-
turers, to whom this designation acarpet.
bagger' might be appropriately applied,
but whom Il Is attempted to apply these
words a. terms Of reproaeh to Individuals
who do not happen to have been born In the
locality where they now live, because they
seek to become Identified with all the inter-
ests Of the locality and ask as gifts from the
people the same privileges and rights as
those born In the South, the phrase then
loses Its meaning and is a misnomer.
"Carpet-bagger" cannot harm any man,
no matter where born, who is true 10 the
right, and who seeks 10 do what good he
can to build up aud benefit the section Of the
country where he may happen to live. Let
him do this and he lie entitled to as much
credit as him who Is "native and 10 the
manor born"
We have made the acquaintance Of several
Senators and members Of the House from
the South, and some Of them we have known
In other days and in other places. Some of
these gentlemen were born In the States they
represent In Congress, aud others were born
elsewhere; and we do not see either the con.
sistency or the reason for denouncing these
latter as carpet-baggers. We have
observed some Of these gentlemen In
Congress, when that body has been In ses-
sion, Ia the committee-rooms and at the diff.
ferent departments, and we believe that they
do as much and work as hard for their con
stitucnts and for the section they represent
as though they were born on the soil.
We have In our mind now gentleman,
Hon. B. Y. Norris, q Representative from
the State Of Alabama. We knew him In
other days as faithful, earnest and con-
slstent Republican; but we do not speak so
much from our former intimate personal ac-
quaintancc with this gentleman, nor on the
ground OF any past friendship that once exist
ed, as from what we have seen and known of
his services In behalf of his constituents and
the people of his adopted State Of Alabama
since he has been In Congress.
He has, to our certain knowledge, been
very active, laborlous and influential in doing
that work for his constituents which but few
members from any portion Of the country un-
dertake and prosecute so faithfully as Mr..
Norris has done.
He has, to our certain knowledge, the rep
utatlon at the different Departments here Of
being very promP and efficient in attending
to all matters entrusted to him by his con-
stituents. We heard prominent official of
the Land Office say that he had rarely
known member do so much to aid end ben
eft his constituents during his long connec-
ton with the Department as Mr.. N.
We do not, of course, know whether Mr..
Norris will have any opposition In hls party.
He certainly should have none, and should
be returned. He Is thoroughly and truly
Identified with all the interests of Alabama,
and II such a man be "carpet bagger,"
may there be more OF them 10 Congress,
say VIC.
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OF' Charles ;. Mills has been elected pres.
ldcnt of the Eastern Lunatlc Asylum of Viz.
ginia.
The Galena Ga'sne says "Hon. Z. B,
Washburne will remain here till about the
18th Of April, when he will return to Wash
lnSton, and will sail from New York for
Paris about the LIST Of May. Mrs. Washburne
and the family will join Mr.. washb Irne in
Paris some time in September"
The Baltimore Board Of Trade has passed
resolutions highly complimentary to Hon. C.
E. Phelps, late Representative from the Sd
Maryland district, and expressing apprecla-
lion Of his efforts in behalf of the CONNER
c!aI interests Of Baltimore while occupying
scat In the Congress of the United States.
PROFESSOR Agassiz has engaged rooms at
the EoblL house and will arrive here this
morning.
Gen. W. I. Sherman has moved to his new
residence on street. His family will leave
st. Louis for Washington next Monday and
arrive hero about the 2lst Instant.
Hon. Hiram Price, Of Iowa, and Gov. Har.
n.mun, of New Hampshire, are at the 81.
James.
Horace Greeley Is at the Ebbltt House.
ten sickles has positively declined the
NcNiclu Mission.
Gen rIcaaanton Is III the city.
Charlotte Thompson will play an engage
nlrHI IN San Francisco rs soon as she gets
hcr cotton picked in Alabama.
Police Commissioner Acton, of New York
las resigned.
ThurIow Wood ID on his way north from
Aiken. S. {.
IA-P.usburgh CoHH1cip denies the re.
cent alarming reports Of Mr.. stautou's feeble.
ness, aud says that hopes are entertained
that he will soon emerge from the seclusIop
which his i'll health has rendered necessary.
The Boston Transcript prints Il list of the
rich "mcn" Of Brooklnc. Mrs. n. J. Bow.
ditch heads II.
W. G. Mctzcrott, esq, the well-known
uU-,c merchant Of this city, and Mrs. IIltz,
the wife Of the Consul General of Swtzer-
Lend, left Washington yesterday, and will
tail 10y steamer lIansa tomorrow for South
unllou, en- route to Switzerland and an ex-
tended tour through Europe. Mr.. Metzerott
Will probably visit Turkey during his travels.
W. Willard, csq., the artist, has been
quite Ill for several days since his arrival In
Washington. tie has now recovered, and is
lhr -n-ri Of Gem. y. .. Howard.
=
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NEW YoEK nlnklra.
NEW YoRN, April i7-Noon -got,on Ann
demand moderator 2siS cents. snssr unch.nsed
In every respect, FfouT AMI 80 ns1ss. I,
whe,t Irreruiaf and nomin., sna as.9.s x
Corn quiet and steady, ss6oo cents, osts euiel
and steadyi TeaT6lS cents, Rye duD AMI nnmi
nN, PORK dull and lewvri t30 b04 aao any
nAtFtMons x.nxxr.
BAhflNoRE, April Brsadsis 6,-rhsr. 1,
better demand for Flour, and ~. m.rk.t A.,
hleit. more strength and nrmoess gitkoGgt
ported to-dsy sales Of ,ooo barrels We.,.r,
Spring Extra, taten for export. Al Al, 40 n
$500 ohoiee Howard Street do, al 10 7Sssto 80
and Western Rye at to.1s per barrel.
receipts amounting to oniy 5000 ba,ss,, su'
the demand was fair, and the market r.thei
armer in tone than for zone time past. Sale,
at u as7es, and sSoIce DO Il ri aoS a y in' DO
cera-Prices for Corn we're i 10 = cent,
higher to-day than on Saturday. The reee nj,
were, however, light, and we have only 10 ne
port s,les OF white at s3lss cents, and yvlloN
at sS@so cents.
oaii were firm this morning and fairly sotivs
We notice sales pfime Mafyisnd At IA eents
and 49, y he.yy ws.tsr1 At I, sent.. ,.,,,
tive so far as relate, to the trade demand
some speculative purchases are being made
b., We hear q no sale. since the cargo q III,
Rio at io6i2k cent?, gold, in bond for fair ts
prime csfgoes, and duty p,id a. ranSins f,om
Is to lslS cents, gold, for fair to choice the
stock Of Rio now here In nr,t hands IL about
So 900 bags.
Cohon-rhe mArRet cshlbits no new feature,
and 1t 10 still dali, although holders ale ann
We notice sales not previously reported Of N
bale. MiddlinS At as cents, and We quote to,
Mlddling, and Is cents for Middlinr,
=, hola,t,-There is very little Inquiry fol-
to-day. We quote again a. folIows VIZ, KY.
tsg5l cents for olayed 50l5s cents Tor Musco.
yado; Porto Rico At o06lT0 cents, and English
Island tS4io cents per gallon.
mn feed.TPtiees are unchanged, and. we stili
anh MiddlingsA A. SeC3f cents per bushel.
Pror'Hens.-The market Continues dull and
hesvy, and prices tend downwArds for all de-
serptions. We notice sales OF 1000 pounds
Bulk Shoulders at l2lS cents, . decline Of ",
and We quote Bulk sides at itSIalS cents for
LOT Shoulder, l6Iz@islS cents for rib Sides,
lIaWlIB cents for clear rib do, and for Hams
q 49, n
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PROPOSALS FOR RArI1Ys'

ouARrEESAsTRk's OFFICE, I 8. Net
s.,I.1 WAsHISGrOS, April I2ih, 1859
upL two ocOsEp m q TSarsdSy tb ny s,S Sm a.
N, NAY next, fgr furnishing ratons to the .. :
PSri:%oSt d% k ~ R E1a
Brooklyn, New York;
phllsdslphla, PenasyIv,ala;
so:poIs Ssaf NV !ifd G,'T w. Of co'amSa'
pound Snyt llli9oisi
Press H.. Or 91s PyGad and four Of salt or
oan:a. S as Sa'f 81 So Bread or
I T SanSe. o. Corr Neal AID tever one haadred
Coffee eight pounds o. TOASTED Cor Toas,ei .Sd
fss, M 1Snss, o. one pound aud eight ounce. of
r pound and foaF oGsss. ., Gd mA ~ me or
per VI rep
IN The ration; arc tsbe delivered upon tho order Of
oeei; either Bulk or by the single raiioa Of sSSd
9a.y, wltn az equal Proportion Of hind aud fore
me FORK No. lprimf mess ,rk; the Flour known
as eIrt saPeTnne ~ the the place where
BAr good New Orleans, or It's equivalent, and tie
good gar Candies, Soap. Salt etc, to he OF
Al subject to Inspection.
Al bids mast be accompanied by the following
state % -, aud - -, Of -, IN The
i STesons bid hereby galrap!se that In case the
described, be accepted, he or they viii within leo
Jays tue receipt u the contract at the pDst re-
aAmed, execute the contract for the same with
so1a shd numGient securties; and Ia case the said
- snAll ihll TO enter into contract as AfnTestId
We gaArAntee to make good The difference betwssn
we onnI OF tho said and that which may be
S'eep'ea' 4. 3. Guarantor
wt,,... Z. D., GuArantOr
EF
-, lssE.
! hereby certify tina! the above named -urs
hnoTh 70 me as men VI property. and able to make
r3 Be signed by the United States Dlstric, Judge,
Oslled States District Attorney, or Collector.
NO proposal Will be considered unless aeeolnpa.
MED BY the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the drs insertion 10 This
once for examination.
Proposals to be IndJrsel "PToposAls for RA-
lions, aud addressed to the nndeTsigned
,, WILLIAM b. SLACK,
apis IAWiW Major And QuarteTmRster
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ASOrHER APPLICATION OF MAGNETISM
VI. c. Munson, of Was hlngton, d. c., has
shown US patent Magnetic Needle Threadcr,
with emery cushion and ladies' stilctto at
tached. 1t Is truly wonderful little lnven-
ton for persons with poor os well as good
eyesight-curlcus, handsome and ingenious,
and capital for amusement as a magnet; Just
the thing to be presented us gin to Il
female relative or lady friend. 1t picks up
a needle out of crack in the floor, and holds
1t until threaded. What ncxti
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,~wAGONs, CARTS AND DnAYs.

RByIsTBR's OYYIcB, April o, 1853
Notice 10 hereby Ki7c, shat Licenses iEssd to
agents or owners OfWAgOns, Carts and DTAya, will
expire on Monday, April b. l6dj, sud that said
LiCenses must be renewed In compliance Ni'h law
at this efhcs within ten days from this date,
J, A. BOSWELL,
ARD 1t REGISTER.
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FINDING that no Roadway can be made
against the Republican party In Gcorgla by
the old ante-bellum fossil leaders, the Demo
Gratis of that State are now disposed to throw
Ioombs and his crowd overheard and form
what they are pleased to call "a young men,
party"
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~ New Course of Lectures, as delivered
a. the New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing
Youth, Maturity and Old Ages Manhood Generally
Reviewed The Cause Of lndigesEioni PlaIuience
and nervous Diseases accounted for; Marriage
Phil9sopheally Considered, &c. These lectuTes
VIII be IoTwarded on receipt OF four stamps BY adj.
dressing; Secretary Museum OF Anatomy BAIt-
more, u West Baltimore street. BaltimoTe, Nd,
Ap0-ly
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OIHICR OF rms AssEsssH,l
CITY HALL, (BAsHhENr, WHIST wIEs,D
wAsHIsoroS, d. c., April /. iSp,
Notice Is hereby given that the assessm-n mt for
1905 Is completed, and that the Assessors will meet
at their onico daily .tSuud ~ cIcoptsd,) stsa m,
aud continue 10 session until p m. from this
date to May IS, 1899. to h,Ar Complaints and APP
peals Of al pefsops who may consider then telVes
aggrleyet By sad as,essment
Secretary Of the Board Of Assessors.
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o.~ w.shissss. osvre.pe.se,ee.
APRIL Il, 1869.
10 ne lsp~tesosH
rgH PORCH OF pnrIrnfcE.

nm. -.
A Ia., 40 ,vsn,x.e.. - - ,ho,.
more ,Aon an. IA ns,a IN scos,.na =
yedded IN t,oditlons AZ former thIno. ~ an !,
tbey refused 10 ackuovledos tbe r,ghtfn,nss,
negality, Of the authorItv NJ ma ,e,gn,n.
/! family in Britain, They held tbemse,vos ~
| ho I.,rc,, .nh,oo,. 90 ~. a,,, ~, W
garded the whole existing svstem os Enc.
| llsh government "a n rank usurnatIon. viola.
tive of the rights Of the crown ~ ,ho church
and Of the aristocracy. and utterly subyer.
siye Of the vested privileges of certain other
portions Of English society. They were but
types Of q class that numbered nigh half the
English prior to 1888, and had gradually
died out or given up their foolish preludlces,
until none Of their view Of things, save them
selves, were len In the kingdom. Il Ia not
wonderful, therefore, that so large q portion
Of our own people yet cling to the effiuyia Of
the dead carcass Of slavery as the perfume
most grateful TO their fastidlous nostrils.
They worship the memory Of ideas of State
rights which were argued perslstently into
large portion Of the popular mind over right
and justice, only to the end Of strengthening
the interests In and designs on the Govern
ment, Of slavery as IN element of social and
political power.
ABLp CONSEQUENCE.
A consequence Of the prevalence of these
views was the diffusion of the belief that IL
was right and proper to DENY nil opportpni.
ties Of mental and industrial INFRINGEMENT IN
one third of the people Of the south 70
that portion upon xbor, sao,o,v aoronaoa
most for m. ,nnrov.uo,,, 80 ,ho -. So,
in national, wealth ThI. s,,anr.,u -.
Ions condI,Ion a, thin. wo. - a., 81 SaaN,
AZ I, d,roo,,, =, IT. -. ~ 80 y
Ams,Icon,sr ,n,,,o.,,. - a. :..s,,f" y,
m. oovorrtno 49, 80 =,
cen,ed "a a oord,,,on n,ooo,a,, - ,,a go,
or slavo nron.,,v !, v,.w ~ ,hs sa t
or The ins,i,r,Ior 10 ,ho naro, oS 49, 49,,
idsos Tho xo,,a o,ar ~ !, 80
s,cb = oo,a,,,o .,,.s'.
nor, ., ",-1.', Ou .n'
.,ovor,,s oau,,... P'0'' VII"
Tho g. :, a..
,r,oa 49, a. .aN,, 49,, 10 eo"''
.un,.,S.Uos .ss. ' ,aueu 'o' tue
dIama,.,s.,,. mn u.e, 'Iousn " was
Nc, . .fr'DoI " ,A' uo'''ino 'ha'
man, = ~. - "us ,nuuS'ria' enhsn'en-
,h,arnno., 80 '. 'no prosperity Oh all
Tn,, 49," "a. .o 'e'' Vi the united states
a.. g, '"'' "aS NJ no time denied In
S -. vousn. -
r. !. ArL,oAsLs 10 THE SOUTH
s.n,ns - apf'ieaoie 70 the state OF
'oei'y as ~ tne NORTH -Four
as0 ,''e''Ae preJud'ee caused the
u'' unanimous denial OF It's applicability
'u'ie' already 10" can be found there who
eon'lnue 70 mold 10 1t, and that few are only
.ne most ignorant aud deoased OF the whites.
mus the southern popular mind Is rapidly
moving In the right direction. Nay, under
the existing condition Of Southern affairs, it
Is oy no means improbable that the South
VIII soonest become almost unanimous for
thorough enforcement in the Government of
the theory OF the entire coeauality of civil
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@- UNITED STATES INTEKNAL

NUILhUTOE UFFTTE,T
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA, ,
WAsHISGToS, March -, ISup. }
Notice Is hereby given that on February q, $50,
seized on the premises OF John Z. BehTenS about
Gn pounds Leaf TOBACCO aud 80 Cigars for a VIC.
latOn OF the Internal Rsyenne Law.
Any person Or persons having an -tere.t In said
TOBACCO aud cigars are hereby required to appear
A. THIS once and make such claim within thirty
days from the Sth instant, 0theT the said ar
lcles will be duly conhscated and sold at public
auction to the highest bidder.
l. CLEFHANE,
Columbia aul.wSw
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The STYLISH SPRING SUITS oP OAK HALL
are all the rage. Gents, boys and chlldreu's
ready-madc suits can be found in grea,
variety at that well known establishment.
Also, piece goods for those prcferrlng to be
measured, aud furnishing goods. Oak Hall,
400 Seventh street, opposite post office.
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THE LARGEST STOCK
TIE NEWEST AND BEST pATTERSSl
THE MOST REASONABLE PRlCEsI
WIN. y. MITCHELL & co,
over Perry Bros
jAE-U Dry Goods EstAblikhmslt
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FOR STATIONERY,

49, DEPARTMENT OF THR lATRRIOH,l
WAsuISdrON, ID, G., April 10, 1859
Proposals for furnishing such STATIONERY a. NAV
be required by this Department aud The bureau
aud Offices thereof during the Remainder OF ina
fiscal year end ling June ~, 1880, will be received
Until u o'eloek, m. Of Saturday, May l, 1850.
Each proposal must be aligned by the individual
or hTm making IL, and be accom- panied by salts.
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute A
contract with good and sufficient bonds II his bid
Is accepted for any or all articles,
Of their kind.
Bond with approved security will be reauIred
Of the party TO whom the contract may be awarded
On failure 10 furnish any Article when req niTed
In reasonable time, the right Is reserved OF pur-
chasing In open market, or Of declaring the con.
tract forfeited, and II greater price than the con-
tract price be paid for such article, the diGersnCs
viii be charged to the contractor.
The Department reserves the right to reject or &C.
Cept the bid on al articles, bngly or collectively
An estimate Of the quantities which will Be
needed, and blank forms for bidding, containing
full Information, in accordance with this adyeT.
tissmcgt, will be furnished on application,
Proposals unaeeOmpanled by satisfaetoTy guar
RHtees wi not be considered, and contracts will
be awarded only to established manufacturer or
dealers In the articles.
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the specifications furnished, aud failure to do so
will cause the rejection ofany bid.
Proposals mast be addressed To the Secretary Of
the Interior, aud be indorsed 'PrUposals fpt Sta.
apiS'i5,I0. 922s.29 Secretary.
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~ ment Of the Bankrupt Law provides thIt
In All proceedings commenced after the hrst day OF
JAnuary, 1909, NO discharge shall be granted to a
debtor whose assets shall not be equal TO ATTY per
eentum Of the claims proved against his estate,
THIS clause does not, however, shut out from The
benent o. the law all poor debtors, for II farther
ply with certain conditions, can receive their dis.
e6IaiLLses. though they may have no assets Not.
uqhs and exceptions, debtors without assets are
Of the country. '''
Persons In this District who still wish TO avail
themselves OF Its benent, aud who have no assets
shohlI examine carefully whether they are In.
oluded In tho terms Of the limitation The sub
Times without charge. GEO MASON "
Attorney At Law and Solicitor In EsnI rn,tt.,
City Hall HiR'
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Mr.. Sanchez Fontscllln, the Gillian
Minister, Is at willards.
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Wines and Liquors.

JAMES NOLAN,
- DEALER IN
@, WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
DUG agent Tor Care d'OT, Lac d'Or, and sIlleT
g,o CIAmpAignes,
H2 PennsylVRna Ayonue, HdioininE Metropolltap
=. Hotel,
II. COlroy. '"'onuou ny WIN
NAM .aI me Va Mannla Cigar aaI9-d
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sgTLBH.BEAvERs; On tho 9Th Instant. BY
NJ" hAtrni b. BRivKRs, all ofthis city.
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t~-s woRKINGMEN, RALLYi

There will be MASS MEETING Of the WORK
iSGMEN o. the District of Columbia, at the City
n S an " iUhsDh me istn inhtSn,, a. e,pek,
engaged 10 the productive Industries W II meet to
s sn.p 70 ne Ieeen! mani fnSrss ~ senator
Ofmusio will be In attendance. and At clock the
procession will move 70 the residence o. senator
dent Of the National Laho' linton, Mr.. Sylyis. and
. her distinguished speakers have seen ipSlted to
address the meeting The workiugmen OF kleNan.
drls and Baltimore are invited.
A. 7. CAVIS,
Chairman Committee OF ArTanEenents
J. NJ. DAIrOE, Secretary. Apl2.2t
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wAsnISeroN, April II. issN-Jsy oooi.
Co. fsmi'h the follsvias suots,ion. Of Gov.
ernment securities.
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Personal.

~ suited cd DR. DARBY, psxt Old PelleWs'
Hall; He IL snocessful whoa otheTs faati IL eoud
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AN EKrENSlEE BOOT AND SHOE llUUSE,
where the public may always nnd WHAT THEY
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bseond door South OF street and Northern Market.
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