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A CARD.
MAD'LLE u. HOUDBERT,

CARD.
MAD'LLE u. HOUDBERT,
HiLLINER AND DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
No SO yohn sfree,,
Respectfully niora Ladies the ptbc she
constantly from Paris,
THE LATEST FASHIONS
conssag OF Hats OF pon Emb,oderes Linen Cam
bric handkerchief, &c. &c. al2 Inn
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
N. Il l. Il . II, &C Y LIST,
AND PROFESSOR OF THE ANATOMY AND DISEASES OF
THE HUMAN EYE.
Oshse, 800 Broadway-puvale ancein Duane street
MADAME JAIME, FROM PARIS,
CLEANS & REPAIRS
LACE BLONDE TULLE EMRRoIDx2IEs AND CAMBRIcs,
On an improved principle which gspss equal
NO 176 WILLIAM STREET
jil-an"
IL REMOvAL.-DR. srILLMAN'S Office renewed
to No. $50 Broadway.
Ps-DR sTLLMAN ateads 10 proes calls usual.
j.. w. PAYNE,
Park ROW,
Has opened Refecory where all times be
supplied with the best and choicest
ARTICLES the market aft. rds
The Liquors the
fitting up his establishment hopes
part OF the public patronage.
Ordinary firm to4 O'Clock.
10 Oystprs served style. as lw.
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-
Il LANGUAGE-We would invite the Of Teach
10 the Preach Gammarby Nj r. wIERZBCKI Iust puh
hsbcd Wy sand'sd, unncrly W sandford cauIatsd
uIercedc all books ~ that that
present, and there doubt that
lar OF the improvements that there are which facilitate
all difkrls with wlch English pupil wall
city ottcm: Unit thoush that an Ens-
hpan coudno, learn the utn the French
without hearing one who srno-os correctly himself but
WicTsbks Grammar teaches the faacy opinion az
the fact sat until there rave any sal.
irac@y rules facilitating e dAcuy on The cS-
all rules that there tho s hr y,eLs
absut every letter giving its souns tina, We win
not hesitate n acquire rood prs,
nlIcaion Of The French without teacher ibDsgh so Ina,
that aIciy OF the pronunciation which be- In 40
way but acqaed and appreciated ody by the eo be learn
ed the VI hearing Upon s<ecise ha,
hs the author gives viii qna every be " eyo
Frnchman He likewise made Of the arr
Gle which cannot be found that i.~h
puzzles EaTshn,sn that attempts speak French Ia
b, r~s what order the French ought be- used
IN order 70 make his found 4,
otho grammar finally The that perades
rrannhr . new and calcsanf facilitate The study
ofthnt beautiful language or the pupil and lessen
teacher and confident ofts ner. that vii
Of ourselves br ssf candid pcraal cachcrs Es
satisfied they win bc pleased with
sopercde a others BE- had Al IN, ~
fee Of publication, 2sAnns NY.
nsu W. sANDroRD.
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RERLIN AND REFLECTINs GRATEs-


assorment II Crates and Fire Sets suitable pae
eces and stores offered for by the sbsce wholesale
ard retail at their Warehouse, No 81 Exchange place.
Berlin GratesThese superb castings cquasr ~ finish the
nnsst metal are 'mcned with ch and chaste designs
ted IN bas relief They coorsd by process. acted
apos by heat rust and requiring wser only To keep ties,
clean
The Rejecting Gate recently Introduces upes beauty and
econony being constructed with brilliant metallic Reiecors, 10
throw nh thu large portion Of the heat which ordinarily
escapes through the fine.
Doric and Minerva Fire Place This well established article is
known tothe public asy thing for
bsrane coal asst combines all the advantages Of both the usual
modes OF communicating beat by radaon NJ the
gaeand IRE place, and by transmission, close stoves
dis.cs warmth thougho heated
wmchb the construction OF the Place
to come contact with heated plates which well
to have the effect otdesteyns the o the atmosphere
drae often spessye and always Injurious TO he hea tn Ia.
At pleasure Tits adapted to the pao the warehouse and the
counting 1png the comfort 81 open with perfect
safety and convenience. For sac by
f11ly BAXTER A BROTHER, 81 Excharvep place.
NO HUMAN BEING give Toll ans descrp-
o1 OF the nabe virtues o the hr2h strength
enng and always safe BALM OF HEALTH Il prepared and
put up with lx llr IRWIN. ~ 2sa BowefY az I'M
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DENTISTRY.
EETH-Are worthy objects of Anaiorsts tn Physi-
oegsts the Chemists the Naturalist and the practical
gcon-so Doctor Hare.
l.. GIDNEY, DENTIsT,

Formerly or2s Park PlsceJ
Has the pleasure II ficnds and the public
return ho Europe AFTER absence Of
profession. -
lie has brought with aim arg, and choice assortment Of na
raj vsneiian Eaamo Teeth which may arfcify from
a single tooth 10 entire srtt.
" pledges himself To fill decayed Teeth gold
sanna ois 10 tbsm ff@e om pas for e
also all sIjenta TO the destruction
nIurc the beauty Of those invaluable organs.
He " kindly permitted To rer to the Rev H. Anthem, D. D. St
Marks Chuch Rev Fras Hawks ID. d., 81 Thomas Church.
~ " He be found ut as Bleecker
will permanently esabisbel al ssC hnmbs sgst
afew dos. west Of Broad way
~ New York, 18th Dec Is2s
Mr. cidney-sir-I have pcrused with your
realise on the Stucis Diseases
Teeth and think with highly rcntencu wis
have written favorable you
have taken OF the subject termed Dentistry have yor
tensivc sq'an ince with lts varc,s details aou
the ertancc ~ the regular attendance
yats iames and plc my opno worthy The
highest consideration Ye collection of umcnts
thing o. the sort have its fitness
hnsh filed with agreeable surprise and of
AMI prosper.
(s,~nrh = T. NrTCryrtr
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NEW YORK LIFE INsURANCK AND

TRUST COhiPANf--Persors evest insuranc~s with
this Company their hives the lives of and eher
fer the whsle duration Of life, for peried The pay.
meats ct rcrin may BE- either made nuay erin
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coftindsuect- Bef 10 inforfa the trade
removed from No. sCoraBdt tho above nyre ~
elegant New store, where thcg have haad, and a.,
constantly receiving fresh Plush nd I'll
,ings-aso, fancy co@rcd Pushes fa Ladies Booseis ~
they will sellea accommodate ng terms.
HATS, CARS, STOCKS, and Stock Frames. at whoosafe
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bhOWN ~ co; Chatham Square, continue manufar
~ turing thru celebrated Hats price THREE moi n n
as - ablshed ~ 1854 In presenting these Hats 10 Inc
ibc the propeios think they have Tie ulrns
OF Beauty Durability csapness aud comfort the weare,
u sales or cash good customer pays the
" bad. l7s Chatham Square, OF strrct
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~ SEE AdyerisenrIr- ABEkNETH1'a GOWfe,nd ii
Cough Mixture 81 rehS SPECIAL M IlUwer
Grand has been ohhe IN coueorsnce 81 ihc treat dsmsl ~
fs medicine f8m the luwerpar ard side 81 s
r~rnt HOPPER, cor Bc0Awa ard Franklin 81, AMI UNDER
tiiLLco Bcekman and William sts Arenis iurths Mixture
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NOTICE

sNLOPED from the subscriber, about the
~ hr,l day Of FEBRUARY, Che present month
ny. apprentice, Washington Allen, sometime,
allied Washington Jones or Wa,hnu un Hight
lie Is about Is III II years old. Will pay Il
'ea>onable reward for the delivery of sai ap-
pFehtire 10 me. living near Ma>sie', NH. Mel
'on county. All persons are forwarne1 from
mp owing or hafhoulin@ bm under the p M "
II The law, a, AN determined 10 put the law in
orce against all persona who employ or habour
hu JOHN HILL
February % 2w
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DySSOLUtrTOM.

yWE ifm OF Royal, Young q Co, has been
a. solved, and the nnderslgned have pur-
Iaasei Out the the entire interest OF Thoma, A.
liocombe, administrator Of Joseph l.. Royal,
aet't, IN that &C ern.
'. All debts due trcm the late firm Of Royal,
ounS d Co., Will be paid of and satisfied by
u Those indebted to the concern will make
PdEWent 10 u, or either Of US.
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| tuuld he thinking Oi returning to their consult
| MS toRltc aa account of then strWafd-h ip--li
oughi II better that the ouse should decline to
! Il CA these resolutions, and hn therefore move
. las them on the table.
| Mr.. Moore sad he could not vote for the re
! luuons ~ theif present form. and hr " oult
tate tie tcnsen WHY he sh, eld tute 10 lay then
u the table He waa IN favor Of lnsltucung on
.cnatefs when good grounds al ted thereto.
! le wished, however. IL give WISE instruction.
md that they should te an expression OF I'll,
wishes Of tlfe people. To give Instructions, Il,
| 1u7t know the opinions Ut la constituents
fhose op mons on this subject, he did net know
nd H., ihrt,iefe, WISHED 10 avoid acting IN ihe
Iuk
MI Tunsaa said, ftho House would refuse
10 Law ;hc resolutions On the table, hr would , #,
, substitute, winch he thoulht would .alisyal
parties. MI ! then read tie following tc.olu
non, n the unr he pfopn Ct 10 oller
Resoircd, That, N the ofalon o. lhr Oene
al A>seuIblY 81 lrglrlH, It Is wise and rNpedI-
rnr thai THE G5vernmeut Of the unusd States rc
roGnze the lndept nd ,nr. al feNns.
Mf Chapman expressed hts Willingness 10 ae-
ccpt this resolution modification OF his own.
Mr. Bot, sa,d it could not be ,uppo ed thai
he Wns uulrondy 10 the recognition OF the IN
| rrcndrnrt Of Texas and ~ he supposed IA,
laying lhe,c resolutions on the table would he i
test QUESTION, he would slate the Z ound on which
he should vote lor the motion. lie had never
doubted that Texas would he RECON- zrd ~ m
,nd'pendrnt government indeed. II seemed 10
hun inevitable hut sooner OF later thai inca 'ufe
must be adopted Bui he WAS Willing 10 leave
lH' SUBJECT 10 'hosr Whe4e ''siaih''. business II
Wa 10 r9"'''e' au' 9es''' It, -,
tel vote, As he wished speedy decision OF th.
fu'>aoo anu III otast 'h'l II n''eh' o' sen
ne WIZ Toe n''no' anu VINO me enemies OF
tA N,a h'uH''s' TIC "oFI1 ihe yeas and nays
. ~ GU" @os aH ,'aint''J
r 80 ~ M "oa n'ups
n,, ,,,s e., ae,,nn rn az ~, '' NJ NJ wa
lI,.,'an .cr,,al ~ 10 e. no,nia, u, yen
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Looking Glass Mandatory
~ &c D Cd So esD'e $50 D f .

AND
r1 e,s
~ "a n ga ga 60 q ~ ~ e
vn7IIIIAN CHARLES $. WAYNE.
w 9l,a,,iar1a,fr. ol I.onk,ng Gl,,.,s and
e',T'I II , 'p',' .a,r'y pp5 rr,I "p'
I.',,,,,, SILVA W. W 81 ,',.r,5 So.
.a' II ~,4e4I phIadenlaa. ty.r for alb Alan,,I
,,d p,erI ooLIn5q 0,L',,.s.. IN ,lIt mahor9ny and
,it,,.r lr'.,,. .,a,I.I ,o}nr r,ll,i and .l,y,,,g
Gla'.c.. i,,d,,ar.. C,ul.'v. P5a,,d gr1,nn,l
aII.,,5,,i,,,n SILVER A. lrq.
,rt,i,,,,. ,,r,,..5,., am ia. NtANItEhC.
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W A~li3.s ii,i'l.E4.

\. -A@sis y - ION IL IL.
rHNE1E subscriber, beg leave 10 lnlorn lheI
d friends aud the pubic generally, that tboy
nave purha ed this vdlahlr property. ana are pre-
pared to accommodate all those VINO may favor
u, with call. The house VIII be turn hro
with neat and PLAN furniture, and our servants
the best thai can be procured, our bar with the
bet of liquors, and our table and stable with the
besl the market affords.
Our senior has great experience 10 the bust
ness. and we pledge ourselves to use the moi
.ndptaligable eXerlIon- 10 render our visitor
com urtable and agreeable.
" lLLIAM HIX,
JAMES NJ. LANGuORNE
n B.-The subscribers are prepared 10 ac.
commolate and would like 10 receive few
yearly Boardrr,. w. II.
J. NJ. l.
Ivnrhbarr. OF. p l.
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no ,l'1tOL,E 9

'ANlE -uts rlber respectfully returns his
Il think, t. hi, lrien!, aad the pubic ccner-
- to i.n nh"rd p 'roaatp X en- 10 the
at' concern of Estes & Whitehead, and inlor'ns
1ta'h ''a Il. at, J5Al "a entIfe stock ui >dId
eonneEn, an will 20 ltaua ia hu ,iness, and
solicit, Il continu NICE OF tael- custom. He
viii keep h. reio.orr a large assortment 0
t'oe> and Staple Dry Good oil the most mod
err styl', and tna best guilty, which viii be
s"il on ds5OoI terms DIS they can b had else
where. E. g. ESTES.
Feb. l6. If
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III, I,y>CHBURG yIHc!NI,N

u =, S,ni.tceekly, on Mondays and Thur
u Ple Ds, mr. annum payable in adtanee
dspj.. 'ea,s,ripiion for a shorter period than 81
'JN h, receisea, no, any paper discontinue
H'anI ary.arages paid erc'pt at the option
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted a. 20 cen s
y far, he first insertion, and 81 II cenfsf
pr %"' t..s,,snt insertion. ? libera! dedaetio,
trffy " ,laye ,rho aarertise bV thr Vear
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THE Undersigned return to the customer,
ahl friends of the late concern Of Royal.
, 'ou"g Il Co, their grateful ack owledIemenl>
-, ~ '"t'r p'rronage, and solicit Il continuance oi
m AZ" l'vorS with the new firm Of Young q
Sen' he will keep on hand at all times a lul,
apI "'rhent GOODS Of every description, suit
'0'e Tor The season. JOHN ". YOUNG,
Ferbuary2 81 It
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r,r.1y FALL AND WILT
GOODS.

IN .b;ns lfarmor0 and Hdrkorop. u.
TX is;s.d al CIV Point, direct from Lverppo
~ l,,s received our importation oil Brush Dry
0o'a'' wilson, best Napt Cotlons, white and
a, Nos. | TO very cheap.
oG 1,I. p,nt and London Duliel Blankets,
'1 Ia l0.4, Inland ia Rose double Rose
AMI whitney Bankers
Some of these BauKets are extraquailiy and
SIZE,
do red Paddlngs. -
l., white silesian Flannels,
nas. Cloth and Ca,slmeres,
4, 3ian3 ca Engl Sh Meriaos,
l., Eatli,h Fancy Prints,
y, heoo.t,. Cambrlcs and checked Muslins
W. have al 50 received "A portion, and shall re
.o;.e j., few day, the remainder oil our stock ul
otber Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy
Wv Coo1,. imported fro France, Germany, Ire
l,nI Italy and Switzerland tins sea on, and
h,,1bt in the Northern markets by our partner,
\ 81. 5. Jane, & Co. by the package. They
consist IN part OF
ease coarse Satinetts, very stohf,
do assorted do from fine very fine Plain
Plaid aud striped,
! do Genrock Jeans,
! do 6l Forest Cloth and pain cold. Linscys
! 10 Ga. IS aud A bleIcheI dome,tlcs
10 do Petersburg and Manchester cotton ozna-
bor! No. and :,
FIannels, BlizeS, and Fries,
ruoe,lnt and Hearth Rut,, assorted qualities.
Plan. Pad and Dlma>k Merinos, rcIy haHi-
sum-,
Yack Gro d. Paris and ttheI Lu,trings,
Yana figured Gro de Nap, ! beautlluIa5-
figured aud PLAN col. Challys, sorlment,
Plam 4nd figured white aud colored Bo6ineis,
sgcndrd d5urrd white Satin and Ch1Iiys,
dv topped GioIc>, lar party dre>>e~,
Gu1t, Silk, CAa!ly, Menno. " oolcn, Valencia
aal other fancy ll4udkereli Is and Slawls3
3 rl-es AmcricIu Fancy Pnal~,
Pad domestic, t'aroltlreaoI Apron Checks
TojIncr, velvet, >la au4 valencia Se,tlvss,
GHJcd, PiaiI AMI striped Cds>Imeie5,
Together with many c,ae. articles making o-l
.sQrtuc4t very ea9pc.. AID de-ifau.c. Ga
.a5s and tn pubtl> -.- espctl.lllJ solicited ~
zl.gle ctr sic. :.
tAMEs =. I!EN & {.
isau " /,
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rrsrN Nj 4 faNH KAasN,
u " received good ,sor,ment of Knittin.
-1'n' az colors and qualities.
december % ~ = -''O ~ A'fA ;, 10
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, leaks and GIG ak VI aterials.

an hand a laf5e stock oil
" Geulemea's Goats Hair other kind
Of Camlett Cloak,,
adIe>' Circa ,shtn,
Heavy Over coats. &c. &C..
Together with large 1ad neral assortment
ol malcfill, for making the same
MARTIN. WARD & DAVIS.
Nov 2S /
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,ho .b;ns Harmord and Hdrkorop. u.
I'D al CITY Point, direct from Liverpoo
~ ",n received our importation oil BRUSH Dry
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yea. And the Chair decided that he could
not now he excused, as the request should
have been made before the div ision was or
deret. Mr. w. then answered YDA]
The main question, being thus ordered.
was put on the adoption of The resolution and
was decided in the affirmative by the follow
ing VOTES: Yeas 1872, Nays7l.
So the resolution was agreed TO-.
When the roll was about being called Mr.
Duncan, Of Ohio, asked il il would be in or
der 10 state the reasons, at that time, for tho
vote he should give?
The Chair responded in the negative.
When MIR. ADAMs's name was called, he
rose, and, amidst cries of order, made tho
following statement
''i hold tho resolution 10 be violation ot
",he Constitution Of the United States, III tho
Fright oi my constituents, and OF the People
"of The United States TO petition, and OF my
fright 10 freedom Of speech, as q member Of
"this House,"
Mr. SAW YER of North Carolina asked
10 be excused from voting when his name
was called
The CHAIR decided that the question was
moi ma'ia in tho proper time.
MIR. WISE did not vote on the question at
all hut rose and remarked that he 90 here.
He did no, hold it as proper question Tor
MIN, az tne representative OF DIS Constltuehlss
10 vote upon.
MIR. ADAMS CATER the Clerk had read
over the lisD remarked that he did not hear
his name recorded. He asked 10 have his
answer recorded.
The Speaker said the only answer that
could be given 10 the call was 14ys or No.
Mr.. ADAMS moved that his answer be
entered upon the Journal as he gave il.
Tho CHI AIR decided that such motion was
not in order.
Mr.. ADAMS requested that his request
and the SPEAKERS decision be recorded as
part Of the Journal.
On Friday, Mr.. Adams eng ured whether
his name had been entered among the AYES
and noes on MIR. Patton's resolution the day.
before. The Speaker, on enguiring of the
Clerk, said il was not. He then enQuired if
his statement, had been entered on the iour-
nal, as he requested. He was answered that
il had not. lie then moved il as an amend
ment 10 The journal. Mr.. Boon moved To-
lay the motion Of Mr.. Adams on the fable.
Mr.. Adams called Tor the ayes and noes, bu,
the House did no, sustain the Call, and the
motion Of Mr.. Adams was laid on the fable
without count. A large number of bills
OF private nature we're reported frsm the
committees. Mr. LOOMS offered resnIu-
tion for the reduction Of hostages 10 the low
est amount that would enable the Post Office
Department to sustain itself
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Resolutions approving the Sub Trea-
sury scheme have been under discussion
in the South Carolina Legislature, and
no doubt was entertained OF their pas
sage. The following are the resolutions
as originally reported:
Resolred. That in the opinion of this
Legislature. it is expedient that the
revenues Of the Federal Government be-
SO collected as ultimately TO sever the
Government from al! connexion with the
Banks. 3, That in the opinion of this
Legislature, the revenues Of the Federal
Government should be SO deposited kept
and discussed, as not 10 be connectrd
or used in banking operations. 3. That
IL would be unconstitutional, mex pedient
and dangerous TO incorporate n ationaI
Bank Tor managing the fiscal operations
OF the Federal Government
MT. RnETT offered the following az
"h additional resolution:
Resofred That is not intended here
6y to reflect any discredit upon the
Banks generally Of these United Stairs
nor least Of all upon our own Banks Of
whose sound condition Gas compared
with other parts Of our Banking system
thus Leg islature is fully satisfied: nor ~
1t intended to imply any manner of cen.
sure upon other public servants of the
State, who IN the exercise Of a righ,fuf
independents of judgment. may have
declared opinions TO the contrary ofthoss
here advanced
We learn that the resolutions have
passed the House Of Re representatives. By
vote Of 100 to IA. Thus, TO use the
phrase OF a North Carolina editor. .is
the Palmetto button now fairly sowed to
the Loco Foco jacket"
In the Senate, counter resolutions were
proposed by Gen. Hamilton, who is de.
cidediy opposed to the Sub Treasury
scheme. There was no doubt, howe.
yer, that the resolutions of the House
would pass.
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SPECTATOR.
THURSDAY, DEC. %, 1887.

&aSThe news from Washington the
past week has been of the most exciting
character. Both Houses Of Congress
have been furiously engaged on the A
BOLTON question. On Wednesday the
discussion was carried so far by MIR.
Slade, of Vermont, that the Southern
members retired in BODY from the hall
Of the House of Representatives. and
held conference in one of the committee
rooms. A correspondent of the Balti-
mora American says that all the mem
bers from Georgia, South Carolina and
jority Of the Maryland. North Carolina
Tennessee and Kentucky delegations
Messrs. Calhoun, Preston, Cuthbert
Crittenden and several other Senators
elso attended. The conference contin.
ued until after twelve o'clock at night
What transpired is not certainly known,
except that it was agreed that the
principles OF the report and resolutions
offered by Mr.. Pinckney, Of South Ca.
rolina, two years ago, should be adopted
as their rule Of action. This will ap,
pear strange, when it is remembered
how unsparingly Mr.. Pinckney was de
nounced in the South on that occasion
Mr.. Patton, who presided at the meet
ing, was authorized to bring forward Q
resolution to that effect in the House
which it will be seen was adopted-and
thus has the storm been allayed for the
present. How soon it may be revived
again, however. Heaven only knows.
There can be little security for the fu.
ture, until the temper of the Abolition
lists is changed. We have made the
best use possible Of our space, to give
our readers satisfactory view Of the
exciting circumstances.