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WARNER.

RY b. III. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer,
Federal Building, corner Seventh and SITS. N. W.
TRusTEE'ssALEoFFI FIVE Two-sToRY, BASE
MENT AND MANSARD ROOF, PRESSED
BRICK FRONT DWELLINGS NOS. Si 81, 81,
81 and SB q STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
Third AND FOURTH STREETS EAST, AT
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October .,
A, ID. l57i duy recorded In liber IA, folio a. one
OF the land records Of the District OF Columbia and
At the request OF the party secured thereby, will
sell, at public auction, In front Of the premises on
FRIDAY, August IL, 1874 At O'Clock D. M, the
real eftste, situate In the city
ofWashlngton, District OF Columbia, TO wit: All
those certain pieces or parcels OF ground being
known and described as lots letlered and marked
A. Harris recorded subdivision OF original lot nr-
6ered one, III In square numbered seven hundred
and ninety-one l7ef.) together with the improve
arateiy.
Terms: one fourth in cash; balance at liz, twelve
and eighteen months, for which the notes OF the
purchaser, bearing interest at ten per cent per an
mum from day Of sale and seeure1by deed OF trust
on the property sold, viii be taken. A deposit OF
SO on each house will be required at time OF sale
All eonyeyancing at expense Of purchasers II
terms Of sale are not complied with IN seven days
from day OF sale the trustee reserves the right to
sell the property at the risk and OF the default
ing purchaser or purchasers after hyedays' adver-
'- WILLIAM B. TODD, JR.. Trustee.
J.. 2. COLDWELL, Salesman.
jy31-F III, W&ds
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TRUsTEE,s SALE 81, q, o. REAL ESTATE IN

TRUSTEE'S SALE or REAL ESTATE IN
Il CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLANfl -
By virtue OF decree OF the Circait CoIrt far
Charles county, Nd, the underslRned trustee IN
der said decree, will offer at public r1Ie on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day or 1uguSt next III
fair, II not, on the next fair day m the
and Potomae Railroad. all that piece or parcel Of
land, situated In eaid county, OF which the late
Marx L. bemmes died seized and ossessed -
The above land comprised snail flrm OF some
one hundred and seyenty-dye acres, about mile
above Ia flatas within quarter o. mile Of the
raiirosd the larger part in woods from which coR-
sideraoie corq wood OF pine could be cut; with
gold sol AND having upon II q small dwelling.
Ierns o. sale By the decree-One third Of the PR
cnsse money In cash. and the residue IN equal i1-
sLsllnents IN one and woye1rs, with interest from
eAic 70 De secured by The bonds OF the purchaser,
WIN secnrltF % Be approved by tbs trustee unon
Tie payment or which re Is authorizes 70 duly con-
FaT the nroperty 70 such pgrshAkeTA
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HATS AND CAPS.

GUITABLE FOR WATERING PLACES.
Silver pearl dress cashmere Hats.
2ssss-Srass RATS, tgreen under brim-)
AaekfnaW straws
Leathrr Hat Cases
Pocket Hats aud Caps.
sTINEuETz ustter.
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Sil Seventh st.. OPP. United States Post once.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF A TwO-AND-A-HALF
SSIt0} !Rsr BRICK DWELLING HOUSE WITH
SIDE OF FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN /
MD K STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
ByvIrtua Of deed OF trust to Daniel L. Eaton
and myself dated May q. A. d. 1871, and duly re-
corded IN nber No. 8s3, folio 70, one OF the iani
Columbia, and At the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby viii sell At public auction, In 'front.'
Of the premlses on THURSDAY, AUGUST u
ls74, st. six O'Clock all that piece parcel Of
around lying IN the city Of Washington, District
Of Columbia, known part OF lot two, e. Of Todd
hundred and tHenty-seveD, (777,) IS recorded in
iiber n X. folio III In the once Of the surveyor
for Washington city aforelad, and contai ned With
In the following metes and bounds: Beginning for
the same AZ point one hundred and tWentY-hve
(i35) feet north from the southwest corner Of said
aqu re, and running thence north along the line Of
Fourth street west thirteen l3) feet; thence east
eighty-six $50 feet 20 alley thence south along
said alley thirteen l5l feet andhence west eighty
six (6 feet to said Fourth street and the place OF
above.
eighteen and twenty-four months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest at eight PEI
cent from the day Of sale, and secured BY deed OF
trust on the property sold, viii be taken. One hun
dred VIII be require Of the purchaser at
the time OF sale and all the expense
of the purchaser. fterms OF sale are not complied
with In seven days from the day Of sale, the trustee
and cost ofthe defa lltfnE purchaser ster ave days
advertisement. BARNARD b. WARNER,
-. Surviving Trustee.
jy25-sru&Thds E. ). SWEET, Auctloneer.
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uxIr1P ILL EsaIyEEa oEEIca.

PHILADELPHIA, PENN, July -, l,14-
eetled proposals, IN duplicate, with copy or
thls advertisements attached % each, viii De re-
celved ~ this ONCE until n o'clcck m. Of NON
DAY, August Il, ls7L for removing. BY dredEinn.
from the channel Of the Sehuyiklu river, above
Forms, speelaes.ions, &e. VIII be supplied nom
he right 10 reieet any bid 5 reserved,
s-s-@ Lls-ssaane colss;;i q q kS Sai5aS;
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pY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct,r.
. Successor to Green Williams,
No. lool, northwest corner Tenth and d stS,


HANDSOME ROsE,1JD UTgF RfiNO.
ir4tGHEHIEG, wiTH COVER, STOOL. AND
TSSIffR 1d ELES AZ PHASE RkhGk s1 MAJ
HANDsOME BLACK WALNUT FRENCH
FFttkkEk hT RftARs MffSERR r 9SN7 HE HE
BASE; ONE ZINE BLACK WALNUT MAR
BILE TOP SIDEB0ARO, GREEN KEEP
LOUNGES, MARBLE-ToP CENTRE TABLES,
FANCY AND RECEPTION CHAIRS. NAN
TEL ORNAMENT. ZINE LACE CURTAINS,
LAMBREQUINS AND COREICES, ONE WAL
NUT HALL SUITE, BODY BRUSSELS PAR
LOB AND HALL CARPETS, ENGLISH TA-
PESTRY AND OTHER CARPETS, yELYET
kkpHSSs. sr,l BsLAGA WAh5HIyTTu A AERBL
SUITES. WALNUT BEDsTEAD5, BUREAJJS
WASHSTANDS AND WARDROBES, PANT
I'D BEDSTEAnS, BUREAUS, WASHsTANpS
AND CHAMBER SETS, ONE GROVER BA-
kER SEWING MACHINE, LEATHER-COV-
FRED CHA1ES, CURLED HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES, WINDOW SHADES, FINE AS
= sORTMEAT OF BEDDING, OAK EXTENSION
phNlNG-TABLE AND CHAIRS, FRENCH
2 CHINA GILT TEA SERVO =, PLATED TEA
LERf, L4RGE AssoRTAIEST o. CROCK
Ek1; REERIGERAToRs, KITCHEN FURNI-
on MONDAY, August 10, 1874, at fOo'eIOek a. m,
shall sell, ~ the residence or . lady declining
housekeeping, At No. 6l4 Thirteenth STREET, be-
tween 4 and streets northwest, the SLOVENIAN ID
supe iov collection offurntture il all being IN an
THE HOUSE is FOR RENT.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
aug5-d&ds lStaFl AUetlOneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
F11are DaTS-
DY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auef.,
ID Successor to Green & Williams, Auetioneers,
No. 1O0I northwest corner Tenth and ID streets.

AuJl HOttuNSot AcutA ~ sNNeGtas
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DEsIRARLE TWO
STORY BRICK tWELLINei, ON THE EAST
SIDE or N NTH STREET, BETM ZEN 1 AED
NEW YORK AVENUE EORTHWEsr.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated June ? A. ID.
i67S- and recorded in Liber No. W. folio 49, &c,
one Of the lApd records for Washington county,
District OF Columbia, the under5 gned trustees, AZ
the written request OF the party secured thereby,
viii sell, on TUESDAY,, the hrst day Of Septembe-,
A. ID. l7a, at Oolock D. m, Ia front Of The prem
i1es al that eei tan piece or parcel OF land known
and described As pan OF lot number six, In
square number four hundred ana three. tSa, in
the city Of Washington and District OF Columbia,
ginning for TIE same At the southwest corner OF
saldiiOt on Ninth street, and running thence east
nlnety-one feet ten inches to alley, thence north
on the lima OF said alley twenty feet thence west
70 Ninth street ninety-One feet ten inches. thence
south tweuty-slx feetto the place Of beginning,
TERMS Two tho sand dollars e, 0o0l IN cash; bal
ance in one two three and four years. scored byla
deed Of trust the property, with interest At ten
per cent rec annum, payable seni-annnally; or all
eAsh, At the Op ion OF the purchaser. deposit Of
500 viii be re- nrad on day Of sale, and terms OF
sale must be comp 70 with In dye days or the trus-
tea reserve tine right 70 resell at the risk and cost
OF the deiau.ting purchaser.
GEORGE BURGESS, lr-,sAses
DANIEL z CAHILL,
WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
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81 THE SALE OF LOTS 81 AND s Is POST
PoNED UNTIL FRIDAY, August :, lsTs, same
gE6RqE W: sTIcKNEY, yrrus,ss,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-08

RY DUNCANsON BROS,
u Auctioneers, southeast corner OF Ninth and d
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AUCTION SALES. -
10 Corner I'M nd b 49, northHsst.

CARPENTERS WAGONS AT AUCTION
On UESDA4 MORNING, August II, Commence
ing az II O'Clock, we will self In 'front.' OF our Auc
tlOn Rooms, two carpenters Wagons, new and IN
sas-dSds tGa1etteii = NA4' 4Sct iSIe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-08

EB-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, August 10, Is74 same hour
and place. By order OF the Trustees.
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RY z. ]. SWEET,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
I'll Seventh St.. opp. United States Post once.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-08

81 THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER-PosT-
P0NED UNTIL FRIDAY, July 81, 1874 same
sEoRGE v; sTIGKNEY, (rru,,ses.
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HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
u FRiDAI, July 81, 1874, same hour and place.
b order Of the trustees. E. ]. SWEET,
ty0l-td AuctiOneer.
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DYE. ii. WARNER
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
Federal BuiIdings corner seventh and Il ~. W.

=
~ Real Estate Broker and Auetionesr,
FEDERAL Buildings. corner seventh and = SIS. w.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BuILpIS,3
LOIS ON NORTH CAPiTOI. sTPSIF ~ = Il h y y
TWEEN B AND STREETS NORTH. AND
sTRlEIE.TT, AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE, AT
By virtue Of . desd OF trust TO Daniel L. Eaton,
dated September Is, A. d. 1870, and duly recorded
IN iiber No. "a folio 90, the land records for
WashlnGton county 10 the Distriet Of Columbia,
District. equity cause No. G21, docket u, gubsti-
tuting the undersiRped trustees In place Of Daniel
L. Eaton, deceased; and At the request OF the
party secured by said deed OF trust, We viii SELL in
1Rt e tnS june 10 4 Pa9G SgSsSn s
O'Clock m, all those pieces or parcels Of ground
situate In the city Of Washington, ID. c., known
and Described on the ground plan or PlIt Of s4id
nine, (, thirty 90 thlrty-one, on thlrty-tWo,
a. thirty id thirty-four, "a thirty-hVe,
u.s. thirty-slx. (S thirty-seven cd and thirty
eight, as Of Charles Wilkes subdivision In square
lots on North street have mont OF twenty f2o)
feet each, and those on North Capitol street Q
front OF about tWentY-four (2f feet each.
This property oners one Of the hnest opportuni-
ties ever qnerea IN the city Of Washington for
Terms: One third cash; balance In SIX, a. twelve
I'D and eighteen (l8l months, for which the notes
Of the purchaser or purchasers, bearing ten Per
cent. interest, secured b. deed Of trust, VIII be
taken. AL eonVeyancing at the expense Of the
purchaser or purchasers. Ons hundred dollars Will
be req ured as deposit on each lot At the time Of
sale. nthe terms Of sale are not complied with in
ten days from the day Of sale, the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property At the risk and cost
OF the defAulting purchaser or purchasers after
days advertisement in some one or more neWspa-
pers published IL the city q Washington, d. c.
SoHS NJ. III2.VoRD- II Trustees.
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~TaE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL TUESDAY. June23, 1874, salnr hour and place
GEORGE W; sTICKNEY, Trustees,
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IA BM p, 3. 7, y ,r.,,,,
No. Su Seventh street, opposite U. s. Post once.
T TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR-sTORY
RRRREEs WIsI sHk F ~ TPESEE1TI4HS %

RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
u WEDNESDAY,, July q. ISL, same time aud
place by order OF the trustees. syrvrr
Jyz7-MwFAd.. NV 5s,io5essr
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EFTHE SALE OF LOTS = AND % IS FUR
Their postponed on account OF the rain until
WEDNESDAY, August Z, 1874 same hour and
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81 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER posi-
PONED UNTIL fklDAY. August 4, 1874
sane hour and place. By orcer OF the trustees.
su1-sruTb&d. L . AZ Su aET;
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BILL HEADS, HAND BILLS
POSTERS, Dodgers
LETTER HEADS, INVOIOES,
sTATEMEETs CHECKS
BLANKS, POLICIES

BLANKS, POLICIES
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PRINTING OFFICES.
BEARDsLr sNoDGRAss, ~ Pc av., beta q 9Th.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
EoURsE MIDDLETON, els 18th ST., op. Treas. Dept.
REsTAURANTs.
JoHE WELcKER, 18th st., bet, E.Y.ave. and b st.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor. 9TH and L
sts.; b. Spencer, President. Send for circular.
SILVER PLATERs.
RoBT.A. WHIrEHAND, so4 D. st., bet. sth and 9th.
STAMPING DEPOTS.
MRS. zYPPREcHT, 6o2llth 81. Also, Dress-msking.
STATIONERY, &c.
BEN. r. RREEcH, els 18Th st., under Nat Metropol-
ttan Bank, Stationery, &C. q speciality.
STEAM AND GAS FITTERs.
ALEx. r. SHEPHERD 4 Co., go Pa. aY., bet. eth
and 10th SITS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
]. WALLACE, IS High st.. Gtns, and ga It'll ST. N w.
UMBRELLAS, CANES. &c,
WIN. RoGKRs, 100 llth st., near Penna. avenue.
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RANCE ii CoMPLETE ORDER. = IN =
On TUESDAY MORNING, August II, commence
a general assortment Of new and see9n 1-hand fur
uitpTei 40, &C. pUNcANsoN BROS,
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, lr-,,...,
JNO. W, ALVORD, BIEustees'
J. 7. COLDWELL,
Aus-d&ds Salesman.
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Z
WASHINGTON. ID, C.. July Is, 1873.
VIII be sold At public auction at 10 O'Clock n. m,
AUGUST II, lST4. At the Qu1rterInaster's Stables,
corner Of Fourteenth and streets southwest
SEVEN % HORSES.
Terms cash. WIN. MYERS,
Depot Qnarterm aster,
Breyet Brigadfer General, L. s. A.
jyZ7-td LATIMER g CLEARY, Auets.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-05-16

MR Ebnon.
| have been compelled by over aow.
iog circumstances TO allow that "oId
Fox story go by untouched, but beg
for few moments 10 disprove any
assertion, that I am one Of tho those
Three old Bach" For In the first
place never did believe that, "that
old Iox" was anything but simply an
ass, for If he had but waited long
enough, he would have found that the
grapes as soon as ripe would have
dropped, Of their own accord let serai.
ont tres doux." Grapes are never az
sweet when plucked from the vine, as
when ripened by the fermentation Of
time. they then lose their ascidity-
(any Fox knows tllisD and their full
excellence crops out-giving favor
that when taken from the cooling
influence OF the mother stem is
and unknown wan ting.
l beg distinctly too to assert that l
am no Fox-If | have robbed hen
roost or two?-during the war. And
as TO his questions of what "she would
want with him." must request the
writer OLA. E. &c Ne to inquire for me,
probably it is to relieve the doubt in
the old fools mind, of that long
doubtful story Of "sour grapes"
/ admire the writer's sound sensible |
advice TO the "girls." Hope that "A.
E. & Me" will be successful in their
combination and will succeed in max
ing the girls believe that Black is
White-and that Old Bachelors won't
do to marry-for
"They are monsters OF SO foul mein
As to be hated-nceds but to be seen
But seen too Oft, familiar with their face,
They first endure, then pity, then !
embrace"
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ssd sisqsenes i,sstslss Aissss~y
H,al sfsks ier fks STATE ssf rsl
Woyd N pwrsgowI, sad NJ fssfa
i#nos . dlHingulsl.nd aflmisal lswysr
ffom vav O,leana NJ TIE asfsadsafs,
Tas sosfi bsii lha hw 10 l,a eossfl.
failonsI. ssd difesied ihe dsfendssis
u bo reformed 10 tLs Gfsad Jmy
room, rhss lhey sgsla fofasei 10
qss evidence, seJ ihsfeapon esc- one
was sentenced n pay . fac of f500,
abd 10 30 imprisoned IN tho eossiy
jail aptil tho faaI sdIoafnmsns NJ tho
copri, and ir Ten days thereafter
These gentlemen ars aII reported
70 bo msn M lu,sIIigsacr. wealth ani
high social position, and 10 them oar
little prison must 10 q gloomy abode
Bot they went into !. n iheir oxn
socofd. They could stay oai BY re-
lailng "wha. they know about duel
ling" and ibey prefer red the yoIo os
martyr.
Since writing ito foregoing. tho
witnesses have concluded
10 testify. Af,ey trying the Jail ono
night, on Priddy morning they gave
their evidence. In short time bilI
,f Indictment was returned into court
against Wood and Bachemin, and aII
seconds aud surgeons on both sides,
md the case set for trial on Saturday
morning. af
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The BIBLE.-Some writer gives the
following analysis Of the book Of
books, the Bible: 1t is a book Of laws,
to show the right and wrong. 1t is a
book OF truth, which detects all hu-
man errors. 1t is a book Of life, that
shows how to avoid everlasting death
1t is the most authentic aud entertain
ing history ever published. 1t contains
the most remote antiquities, the most
remarkable events and wonderful
occurrences. 1t is a complete code Of
laws. 1t is a perfect body of divinity.
It is an unequalled narrative. It is q
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Address of Rev. DR.. Palmer
AT THE MEMORIAL CELEBRATION. APRIL
27, 1874, AT MAGNOLIA GENIE
Terry, MOBILE. ALABAMA.
OLD BACH.

We wish our space admitted of
our publishing the entire splendid
oration of Rev DR.. Palmer, FIRST pub
lished by the Mobile Register. We
make a couple of extracts from it; a
careful perusal and earnest consider
alton of which we commend to our
weak kneed friends.
"But if our duty is so clear as to
the record of the struggle, the obli>
cation is still more commanding to
uphold with a constant faith the vital
issues which we're embarked in it. |
do not embrace under this term the
institution. of slavery, which was a
mere incident of the confict-the
ostensible pivot upon which it turn
ed, rather than its producing cause.
This lay immeasurably deeper, in an
irreconcilable difference of interpre>
tation as to the nature and powers Of
Of the Government itself. That is
sue, more obtrusively presented only
because more palpable and concrete
than any other, has now passed away
Il suppose, with the intelligent as
cent Of all parties. But the questions
as to the fundamental principles Of a
Republican Government remain to
be determined iu the outworkings OF
the future. What / desire to lay
is this: that principles which men were
willing to die for, are equally worth
living for. These proud eulogies up
on our dead are sheer hypocrisy, unless
we believe them fallen to have in the
service Of truth and right-aDd we can,
withno show of decency, decorate their
tombs, without firm purpose 10 per-
petuate the doctrines to which they
were martyrs.
1t is trying ordeal to which we
are summoned. The sternest virtue
alone can keep us from crumbling
through attrition. The daily cruci-
fixion Of the spirit is harder to be
borne, than the torture Of the body.
Happier are these dead. who by one
lofty act Of sacrifice have secured an
Immortality Of praise whilst we
survive to bear in silence the stigma
Of the very terms in which our cause
is conveyed to posterity. But the
truest heroism lies just here: to stand
mistaken by all the calamities of our
defeat--to accept with Tatience
the prescription and the pow
erty which form our lotto en-
dure without a murmur the misrep-
resentation Of our words and motives
to sustain with dignity the obloquy
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hook N biopfsghy. lliss book oi
ifaysis II ia hook of goysges u
II ihs 10 I opvenaat ever made The
best deed ever wfillan II 10 ihe bcst
.iIl over exsooiod bobsst testament
svsr signed. ftis tho yooag mans
best oompinion. II il the SCHOOL,
boys best Instructor. II Il The learn
ed mans MASTERPIECES. II ia tho igoo.
rant mans dictionary and every mans
directory. But that which crowns
all "a The author fisis without par
dadiy Sod wilton. hypocrisy. with
whom there IA no vafiibleness, neither
shadow Of turning
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The Dueling Party.

From the Sea Coast Republican Of
the 9th we extract the following, from
the Circuit Court proceedings, in re-
gard to the Wood -Bachemin dueling
party:
Elk parte Louis Scherck, J. B.
Vienes, and z. Bachemin. These gen.
tlemen are Of the Wood BacLemin
dueling party, and were on recogniz
ance to appear here and answer that
charge, but when they made their ap-
pearance two days ago, the New FOR
leans papers having disclosed the fact
that they were mere spectators OF the
duel, the Grand Jury called them in
as witnesses, and they absolutely re-
fused to testify. This refusal being
reported to the court. rule was en-.
tered against them to show cause why
they should not be punished for con-
tempt. In answer to the rule they
claimed that the section Of the duel
ling act under which thy were requir-
ed to testify, was in violation of the
clause Of the Constitution which pro-
tected them from being compelled to
give evidence against themselves. On
Thursday evening the question was
argued with great ingenuity, ability
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" me- fylIg~ng sysep.ls " Ne
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pysmsssef - faglslfsf ~
soilss ~ Istiss ffetafhiNr = pa
does nof sssssf fhe sT Fheh
b~eii,er dos hst isks hls fater
NJ lhe sAice. ssi state ne fsasohs
~ sos teisK isssn. snd . hsglsei
b. so makss ils pet maslsf ~
nabls W ne pubiishef iof ihe
menf
Asg person wiio. iakos a fapa
\ lba postofIios directed ~ bis
u NJ smother, ~ whether NJ haa
Ssefibed sr not. u fesponsiblc "
pablisher ioF the pagment
TIA person orders hii papers
! oniinaed he must Fay al affeas
Or The publisher mar cohiinne
BOIL II unfill Tie payment is made.
j ffihe subscriber orders hispapcr
kobtiauej. At q certain time, and
publisher continues 10 sond n,
! subscribcr is bound 10 pay for II
h. takes II from the Office. The
tcecds upon The ground that q man
VI pay Tor what be uses.
D'be courts have decided that re-
|iog 10 take newspapers and peri.
Ecals from bo post Office, or rcmov-
l rnd leaving them uneallod for, is
jma focia evidence Of intentional