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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-11

MISS GEDNEY,
If 1l3 Fourteenth street northwest
SPRlEG HATS and BOnNErS,
suitable ioT Receptions and Travelling, Just re- g.
ceIVod from Paris. Also, TO a new aud large *
esSr,fn nj OF samples in SILKS. PONGEES
GHALLiEs; GRENADINES and DOLLY VAR
DtN COODs apr I'm
MISS 4. A. MCCORMICK,
W JUS 9fa street, ts,t"sen EcH3 F.
Has INST opened an elegant stock OF MILLINERY
GtODSi comprising all the newest designsNA
IN Pattern Bonnets, Hats, Flowers. Ribbons ~ ~
Lacrs, &c. Also. a full line of Ladies Tn SGE0
deiweaI; 10 all Of which she asks the attention 0i
me ladies 81 Washington and vicinity. apl0
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- MADAME EsTRENs, els 18th STREET
CHEAPEST HOUSE SOUTH OF NEW YORK
FOB RUMiN HAIR.
Paris Chatline SWITCH rs, yard long, only IS
Long CUhLS at 81 and So
Call and examine for yourself mar16 2n
UST REGEIVKD-A fne assortment, Ct Bers
~ mans '
BERLIN ZEPHYR EHBR0IDERED sLIPFEE
PATTERNS,
&c, &C, which am prepared TO sell at the loyea
prices Gall and be convinced
mp. LEIGH, 7I< Yth street,
en5Jtr between q and Il
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GENERAL SAruRE-N No. 1901

AN ACT to amend sectionsnvc Of an act en-
titled IAN act making appropriations for
the civil and diplomatic expenses of the
government for the year eighteen hundred
and forty one" approved MaNh three,
eighteen hundred and forty-onc, and to a,l-
thoftzc the proper construction thereof
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Cf the United States
Of Amcrtca IN Congress assembled,
That the provisions of the iiflh section of
the act entitled ''An act making appropria-
tions for ths civil and diplomatic expenses Of
the government for the year eighteen hun
dreti and forty-one," approved March three,
eighteen hundred and forty one, which es.
tablished and limited the compensation ofcol-
lectOrs of customs, shall be amended and shall
he construed to apply to alisuryeyors Of CHS
toms ports performing, or having performed,
the duties Of collectors Of customs, who shall
he entitled to receive the same compensation
rs is allowed to collectors by said act of March
three, eighteen hundred and forty-Onc, for
like services In the settlement Of their ac-
counts with the trersury: Provided, That the
fees, commissions, and emoluments prescrib.
ed by law and collected by them shall amount
to such maximum allowance.
Approved, June =, 1872.
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GENERAL NATuRE-No. 1891

AN ACT for the better security of bank re.
serves, and 10 facilitate bank clearinghouse
exchange$a
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled
That the Secretary Of the Treasury Is here
by authorized to receive United States notes
on deposit, without interest, from national
banking associations, In sums not less than
ten thousand dollars, and to issue certih.
Gates therefor In such form as the Secretary
may presNibe, in denominations Of not less
than live thousand dollars; which certificate
shall be payable on demand In United States
notes, at the place where tho deposits were
made.
SEC. .. That the United States notes 90
deposited In the treasury Of the United States
shall not be counted as part of the legal re-
serve but tho certificates issued therefor may
be held and counted by national banks as
part Of their legal reserve, and may be NJ.
tepted in tho settlement Of clearinghouse
balances at the plaCes where tho deposits
therefor were madc.
SEC. 3 That nothing contained 10 this Aet
shall be construed to authorize any expaneion
or contraction Of the currency: and the Unit
ed States notes for which such certificates are
issued, or other United States notes Of like
amount, shall be held as special deposits IN
the treasury, and used only for the re,iemp-
ti0n Of such certificates.
Approved, June 8, 1872.
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GENERAL NATURE No 1851

AN ACT to take away the circuit court jur-
isdlction Of the district court OF the Ulited
States for the northern district Of Georgia,
to create circuit court in said district, and
for other purposes.
Be il enacted BY The Senate and HOass Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled;
That so much ofany act or acts Of Congress
as vests In the district court Of the United
States for the northern district of Georgia the
power and Jurisdiction Of Ulrcnlt court be,
and the same Is hereby, repealed and there
hereafter be a circuit court held for said
district, presided over as the circuit court
now is, or hereafter may be, In tho southern
district,
SEC. Q, That all ac,ione, suits, executions,
causes, pleas, process, and other proceedings
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GENERAL NATURE No. 1871

AN ACT making appropriations for the re.
pair, preservation, aud completion of GER
tain pubic works on rivers and harbors
and for other purposes
Be il enacted by the Senate ana House
Of Representatives, Of The United States o.
America IN Congress assembled,
That the following sums Of money be, and
are hereby, appropriated, 10 be paid out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
proprialed, to be expended under the liret.
ton Of the Secretary Of War, for the repair,
preservation, and completion of the following
pubIic works hereinafter named:
For the Improvement of IN Luth harb0r,
Minnesota, fifty thousand dollars: Provided,
That no pnit of >aid sum shall be expended 50
as to inure the harbor Of Superior city, Wis
conSin,
For the Improvement of Superior City har-
Dor, Wisconsin, fifty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of Marquett harbor,
Michigan, fifty thousand dollars
For the improvement Of Meaomoncc lai-
bar, Michigan and Wisconsin, twenty-five
thousand dUllvrs.
For the Improvement of Ahnapce harbor,
Wisconsin, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of Two Rivers harbor,
W NLoN'bcih} NV
For tho Improvement of Sheboygan harbor,
Wisconsin, eighteen thousand dollars
For the improvement of Port Washington
harbor, Wisconsin, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the Improvement Of kenoSha harbor,
Wisconsin, ten thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of Chicago harbor,
Illinois, ninety thousand dollars
For the improvement Of Calumet harhor
Illinois, forty lhousnHd dollars
For the Improvement. Of Michigan City har-
Dor, Indiana, fifty thousand dollars.
For the improvement of New Buffalo har-
bor,' Michigan, 1lve thousand dollars.
For payment to the Green bay and NIssis-
sipi Canal Company, for SO much of all and
singular Its property and rights of property
In and to the line of water communication be-
tween the Wisconsin river and the mouth OF
The Fox river, including Its locks, dams, ca
nals, and franchises, as were under the act OF
Congress for the improvement Of water com
mmiicatOn between the Mississippi river and
Lake Michigan by the Wisconsin and Fox riy-
crs, approved July seventh, eighteen hun
dred and seventy, reported by the Secretary
Of War to be neede1, In his communication to
the House Of Representatives dated March
eighth, eighteen hundred and sevcnty-two,
one hundred and forty Ave thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of Frankfort harbor,
Michigan, teu thousand dollars.
For the Improvement OF Manlstee larbor,
Michigan. ten thousand dollars.
For the Improvement OF Pere Marquette
harbor, Michigan, ten thousand dollars.
For the Improvement Of Pentwater harbor,
Michigan, thirty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement Of White River har-
bOr. Michigan, ten thousand d0llars.&
For the improvement Of MuskegOn harbor,
Michigan, ten thousand dollars
For The Improvement Of Grand Haven har-
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Approved, June 10, 1872.
[GENEVAL NATuRE-No. 1901

AN ACT to provide for the redemption and
sale Of lantls held by the United States un-
der the several acts levying dLrect taxes,
and for other purposes
Be II sndtsd By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled,
That all the lands now owned or held by
the United sistes, BY virtue Of proceedings
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Be il enacted by the Senate and House oj
Representatives. Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled,
That the act entitled .An act to enable
honorably discharged soldiers and sailors.
their widows and orphan chidred, to acquire
homesteads on the public lands of the United
States" approved April fourth, eighteen hun.
dred aud seventy two, .be, and the same ie
hereby, amended 50 as TO read as follows;
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GENERAL NAruRE-No. l9l,l

AN ACT to amend an act relating to soldiers
and sailors homesteads.
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eFTHE UNITED STATES.
GENERAL NATTRE- No. 1921

AN ACT making appropriations Tor the
support oi the ar1ay for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy
three. and ipr other purposes.
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AN ACT making appropriations for The re-
pair, preservation, aud completion of GER
tain pubic works on rivers and harbors,
and for other purposes.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-09

ALARM OF FIRE LAST NIaHT.-Tbe
alarm alarm OF tire turned in at box ID, last night
ABOUT 81 o'clock, was caused by the acci-
GENITAL explosion of bottle of ether in Dove
q Moseley's drug store, on Main street
near Fourteenth. Mr.. II. b. Williams !
clerk IN the establishment, laid his lebt.d
cigar upon the end Of the counter and omen.
ed the bottle, when the ether cauoht fire
from the cigar and burst the bottle Mr.
Wiiilam's right hand was badly burned
ans ms right leg and foot were also burned
signify. A coat or two lying on the end
OF the counter were badly damaged,
as was also the whole suit which H.
Williams had on. The flames were soon
extlngulshed, without doing further dam.
age than has been mentioned. II - .'''i'J
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enemy. We all stand on one common
PLATFORM. Our interest are identical.
lie had no fears that the colored me,
were going to vote for Greeley. The,
were under too many obligations to Gran
and the Republican party to allow the So
phlstrles OF even Sumner to make any i'm.
pressions upon them. .....
TO bis Democratic friends he said-tba,
while Andrew johnson was clamorine 70,
the trial and execution of General Lee
Grant stood in his defence and protection.
as llrm as statute of marble. For this.
he had endeared himself to the Southern
people. -
AT the conclusion of Col. Gilmer's re.
marks, the chair introduced Capt. John w.
jackson, who made a stirring speech in
support of the Republican cause. Col.
VIM. ii. Brown then indnlged in happy
strain, and as an old Democrat, gained the
close att ention of the audience.
A noticeable and very gratifying feature
OF the meeting was the perfect quiet and
respectful attention given to the speakers.
There was very large number of white
and perfect sea Of coiored voters present.
The enthusiasm was unbounded, the music
lnspritlng, and the night was made glorious
by the Northern Lights" which lit up the
scene.
The Following notices were conspicuous:
Let your boys take their horses home
to assist in making their crop. - General
Grant TO General Lee.
" With malice towards none, With chari-
~ to all."-Abraham Lincoln. ..,iG.aH 4
The true prosperity and greatness of a
nation is to be found in the elevation and
education OF its laborers. ~. S. Grant.
Il General Lee is prosecuted will re-
'lgn. General Grand to Andg johnson.
AS North Carolina goes SO goes the
Union. "--Rschmond Dispatch. ~
| renew my recommendation that the
public lands be regarded as heritage to
'ur children to be disposed of only as re-
lulred for occupation and actual settlers.n
u. S. Grant. ,--2 - -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| THAT TELEGRAPHIC DIspATcu
special dispatch to the New York Times
dated Rlchnond, August 9TH, states that
'Kush Burgess. Esq, COLI ctor, after en-:
uorsing j. Amber Smith, Esq. as the
nominee m Of the party, and urged his friends
70 40 the same, ventured some advice as TO
G 1ne further action of the convention. when
captain Maddox objected. This nrodoced
confusion, and further words between NJ
Burgess and Captain Maddox resulted in an
interchange of blows. They were sen a
rated and order was soon restored.U We
wish to state that the dispatch is incorrect
N TINS !: no blows passed in the conyent;on
between Messrs. Burgess and MADDOX nv
any one else. AS soon as objection was
made to Mr.. Burgess advising dc conven s
ton not to choose a new GonoressionnaaI
committee, Mr.. Burgess took his hat and
ielt the convention, followed by Cantain
Maddox, who was prevented at the door
from following Mr.. Burgess anv further y ba
saying to Maddox that he need not Disturb
the convention over their personal matters
as tney could settle that TAT another time
outside. In the whole matter MIR. Burgess
eVinced desire to promote harmony rather
than produce discord.
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CLEANINCS.

AT meeting of the marble manufac-
turers IN New York last night it was an
nounced that the strike for eight hours had
ended-workmen having resumed work on
the old system. The strike in Brooklyn
has also ended. NIX
A telegram was received at the Int.
rlor Department stating that Secretary
Delano was lying seriously i'll at his resi-.
dence, Mount Vernon, Ohio. John Delano.
CHEF clerk of the Department, who is at
Berkeley Springs, Va, was summoned to
attend his father, as We're also other mem
bers of the family.
A Louisville special says Senator Fow-
Ter, of Tennessee, has declared for Greeley.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Things are getting lively in Illinois.
Another " Joliet man" has come out for
Greeley. He was pardoned out. He will
not take the stump, but he will take any
thing else he can lay his hands on.
We can gness what made Banks come
out for Greeley. Dick Taylor wrote him a
love letter couched in about these words
-" My dear old Quartermaster-If YOU don't
help us to regain the Lost Cause by SUM-
porting old Horace I'll blow that Red river
cotton spec on you. Dust! Yours. Tih-
eral Dlck."-NeW Orleans National Re
publican. Is
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Recovery Of Proceeds Or Con ascated P,o0.r,v


Cmctnnati, Ohio, August s.-A special
dispatch reports collision yesterday on
abe M and o. R. R., between Humboldt.
Tenn, and Troy, which resulted in the kill,
ing OF three negroes and woundng five 9TH
ers. The ears of one train 'stelescoped',
INTO each other, the body Of the smoking
car passing directly over the heads of the
passengers in the next car. The passen-
gers were obliged to get out through a hole
cat in the floor. - ''O'0
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Lady Burdett-Coutts and the Munificent U.s of
-.a.r..E 81 Wealth. ~ -

| . .
Lady Burdett-Coutts and the Munifcent U,s Of
| E's. H wealth. ~ r'.
The London Times says: The cooperation
| OF London, IN comforting upon Lady Bur-
dett-Coutts the honorary freedom of the
city, nave gracefully expressed the public
sense OF gratitude and admiration toward
iady VINO mas given a singular example of
the thoughtful and munilicent use of great
wealth. The expression comes with pecn-
mar propriety from the city of London,
though 1t IS well known that the liberalitv
Of Lady Burdett-Coutts has been extended
To- very various objects and very distant
chimes. As the Lord Mayor observed. she
had been always forward in supporting
the advance of religion and civilization
both at home and abroad" *,* Mil
llonaires do their duty, on the whole, to
society in degree which, no. doubt. is
creditable to them and their country. But
1T is scarcely worth while to look at the
question from so restricted point of view,
DO they do the best that might be done
with their wealth, even for their own honor
and enjoyment? Does it not suggest doubt
lul reflections that lady who bestows a
market ON the poor The East End should
be immediately regarded as SO unprecedent-
ed an example of benefcence as to deserve
to be the first of her sex who has been made
an honorary citizen of the city of London?
Id the richest aristocracy and plutocracy
lne world has ever seen, might not such an
idea have occurred to some one before? Il
would, indeed, beunjust to forget that there
are many circumstances which rcnde rit inn |
possible to compare the position and power
OF great English nobleman with those. for
example, OF man like Mr.. Peabody. An
English peer may have a nominal rental of |
59o, oool. year, but the income is no more
his own than the revenue which the House |
Of Commons votes for the service of the |
Grown represents the private wealth of the
Queen.
Vast estates entail innumerable obligations
and the sums which mere millionaire can |
give away without any sense of loss are in
great measure distributed by landowner in
tischarging variety of duties to his coun-
ny, and his countrymen. But, still, after
making all allowances, an immense reserve. |
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Edward L. Winston, of this citv died
yesterday. op''''s'
the rumored purchase of the Rich.
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road oy the Pennsylvania Central is con-
tradicted. a&U M ia - % eol '-
Judge White is reported much better
ao,day, and there are strong hopes that he
VIII pc able to be out at an early day. -
=. 1t is proposed to celebrate the connie.
tion OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
now imminent, by grand jubilee in This
city. We second the motion. F'T
An the townships of Henrico county
held meetings yesterday and selected dele.
gates to the Democratic district convention
The Democratic city central commit.
Tee VIII meet tonight to make PREPARATIONS
Tor the Congressional district Convention
day next. ''"e'-
! ,-lhe Cary-street school-house il so far
aayahced that the roof is being put on.
The house will most likely be ready for
use at the beginning of the next school
term. saI af-'g 't-.s-''',f, - ->,' 'U'iooi
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The "Straight-Outs'" Convention.

Detroit, Aug. S.-Colonel VIM. NJ Fer
ry, OF the Democratic Congressional Com
mttee OF the 9th district, has issued call
LOT mass convention of National Demo-
Gratis, to be held at Grand Haven, August
20, to elect delegates to the National Dem
ocratlc Convention in Louisville on the ID
oil September. He says there will be a large
convention of Democrats who have never
been consulted as to the recent movement
men processing to be leaders.
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Congfessr ,nal Nominations

Memphis, Aug. S.--Loudon G. Iavnss
was to day nominated for Congress by Il q
trict. ''"
Patsbwg, Aug. s.-The Republicans of
; ane z4' % PENNSYLVANIA district to-day nom
mated W. 5. Moore for Congress. d.
Clecela1ad. OHIO, August S.-The Demo-
Gratis of the 10th Ohio Congressional dis
trlct to-day nominated Rush R. Sloane for
Congress. ~
cincinnati, August s.--The Republicans
OF the 9TH Ohio Congressional district to.
DAY renomnated John I. Wilson for Con.
gress by reclamation. The Republicans
OF the 10Th Ohio district renominated W,
L. Sprague by reclamation. = -
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, MASS MEETING IN NORFOLK. = The
ta1, of Norfolk have determined to
nor grand mass meeting in that CITY on
Monday next. Hon. John Pool, Of North
carolina, has consented to speak, and Colo
mel nc John W. Jenkins, and Colonel John r.
popham, electors at large, have been inyi-
yea zee 10 be present and address the meeting.
IL IS expected that quite number of Re-
Puol'cans of this eity will attend the m eet-
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MS - TO GIVE NOTICE-That on The
IA ~ nlst aay Of July, A. d. 1872, warrant in
~ INT was issued ont of the District Cont
" ig gina, against the estate OF Tasker O. Crabbe
OF hlchmond county and State of Virginia W.,
nus mas pesh adludged a bankrupt on his own peti.
aeIlvery OF any properly belonging 10 said banls.
r9pt, TO nm or for his use and the transfer Of
any prHperty by him. are forbidden by law that
U meeting OF the creditors of said bankrunt to
prove their debts and choose one or more asst ~
snees OF ms estate, will be HID at a courr Of
IUSatnkruptes, to be holden the Register oficc
O'Clock A. M ~ ~ io'-' al 10
, DAVID r. PARKER.
u. S. Marshal
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Tie DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.

Virginia. D'S'fic' OF
IN the matter Of Samuel S. Davis, bank.
w, 70 Whom 1T May Concern-The undersigned
VIM H. Aliderdice, of Richmond cty. yirsinis'
hereby gives notice of his appointment as assirnas,
OF the estate or Samuel 5. Davis, of I,unpnbure
county, IN said district, who was, on the 18th daS
oa,i ny' Io.I aalndged bankrupt ON his own
Dated Richmond, Va, August Q, 1s72
au 9--FSw aasir
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l65-Invol
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE JJNt.

l65-Invol,
THE DiSTRiCT COURT OF TILE UNI-
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of vir-
ginia. u
~, In the matter of j. Cotter & Co !, vs. Peter
inoihaS, bankrupt-in bankruptcy
10 Whom ii May Concern The UNDERSIGNED
WIN; H. Allderdice, of Richmond CITY. Va ;
hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee
OF the estate of Peter Thomas, of Richmond
OF July, A. D., 1872, adjudged a bankupt on
ms own petition by the District Court OF said
Dated Richmond, Va, August 8, 1862. a
WIN. Ii. ALLDERDICE,
"u 0-ro" Assignee.
RUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID at w. ]. ANDERSON'S,
62S Main and205 Broad stl eet
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Kicked TO Death.

81. Ions, No., Aug. 9.--In political
row at Garsonyille, Capt. John st ephens
knocked down one OF six persons who were
opposed to him. The balance got Stephens
down and kicked him to death.
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CONFEDERATE DEAD.-A steamer of
M tne Powhatan line brought to the city ON
wednesday the remains of SG2 Confederate
soidlers, mostly Virginians. They will
be!taken to Hollywood to. morrow
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DoGs;-Ihe new dog ordinance, our cit
lzens Will remember, goes into effect on the
10Th instant, only six days off. We are
assured that the ordinance will be ripor-
ousiy enforced, and it will be well for those
interested to take notice. - - '''' 'f
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=, ouT FOR GRANT AND WILSON,
Inc Ashland Sentinel has placed the name
ol Grant and Wilson at the head Of IFS COZ.
u!mns' and is nobly battling for their cleo
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Republican Nominations in F,or;d.

:. Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. 9.-The Repub-
llcan convention nominated o. B, Hart. for
Governor; Major Stearns, for Lieutenant
Governor. and j. I. Walls and w. j. Pal
man for Congress. - ."
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DIssoLUTIoNs.

Vie FakM OF WYATT & EVANS rs
L this day DISSOLVED bv mutual consent
1 nave withdraw from the Painters Union, but
sun remain at my old stand, No. 7O4 Grace
street. IN rear of the Richmond Theatre ready
10 do PAINTING, WHITENING, COIORINC
&c, on reasonable terms. Any reference Qiy en-
jy 15-tf
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Ing dState Jnurl.aL.
FREDERicksI1IURc..

Rousing Republican Meeting Last Might En-
thusiasm in the First District Speeches Of
Dr. Mills, Col. Shields and Others Bile Let
y ter from Col. Ro. w Hughes-Music, Mot
toes and Northern Lights 1''t51'7 N 7. 'lI'Ir