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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19
IIARp TIMES. ANp DRY GOODS TO sIIIr rArM

HARp TINES, AND DRY GOODS TO SUIT TaEM
The subscriber weud iavte the OF his friend.
and the public to his we'll ei~c ed of Dry Goods which
he selling runous sacrifices in srdcr fulfil his engage
ments The goods purchased almost invariably cash.
at the lowest market prices and will be sold for same
The stock consists OF Beaver Pilot and other Cloths Sanes
and vestines, Silks and Mernoe, Flannes Musin Linens
Cacoes aud Laces; in Short beautiful with
price TO suit purchasers. JOHN III BENNETT
d. IN 81 Houxfoo .,reet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

NEW REFECTORY.--J. SWEENEY informs his iners
IN and the public that he has opened Refecoy in The
large elegant buildng No I44 FELTON, street FISH Els,
and Fowl always be found his tables and every dses
ey provided appears in the Market
Ne will be waiting on his part TO give gcsers
scop and he hopes 70 find that generous
which he IL determined 10 Seservs.
i0.u y, SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19
NEW STORE---NEW GOODS.


low their h Hands 1daIms-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

COAL! CDALi. COAL !!l-Peach Orchard, Peach
~ Momais Grey Ash Sshu,ik Lebgh, &C.. from the
yard 500 Washington st. Spring Broken and Screened
IN the lard and delivered free Of carriage any part Of
city. ~ the following prices:
Peach Orchard. Red Ash, Broken and Egg $500
do MsuntaiR, do DO do 600
do DO do Nut. do 200
schuylkili, Grey Ash Broken ard Egg 700
Lehgh, do do 67s
Lack'wana and Beaver Meadow, Broken and Egg $50
do Nut am
ri83m p. GUERNSEY & Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19
PATKNr WINDLAse.
B EDST E A ID.

70 THE Subscrbers Scie Prcprefors and Manuinefsss
prepared execute with despatch ell orders fer their In
Yvad Patent sw-iied Beam Wiea.s Bedstsads which srs
amos, universally used bens the best srtice a. yet ~
vented-eowpinne ease, convenience and durability.
The sackeg acted upon BY the windlas and wslled beam
made perfectly Ugh, and free from all laby T. ssgg still lesv
ing elasticity ~ The same which renders ID particularly
and simple IN conyrucon the matter ofpang and taking
down will be found q but little trouble comp with hos
Of other construction whilst the precision with which the
component pars are t~d acts safeguard scsnst the intro
sncoa &c any kind ofvermn.
FROM the taken 10 render each Bedstcad perfect their
s~ss durability will recommend Their, purchaser
invited ca and examine large assortment
sand.
Aso large assortment OF elegant Furniture Mattrassss
Feather Beds Sc constantly on hand.
wv. G s0UTHACk, No ios Broadway,
i.lby Frankir House
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4 lOnp WILL nv FOkF kil I'D, Il d. Poet,'s Ersdi
- lOUO Gator fails 10 rscens case Of certain del
icate disease in less than ~ houvs For sale wholesale
retail BY appointment by A. r. D. SANDS, 10 and 100 Full
ton street aud the Drug scres corner 4 Chamber
and Broadway Of Chamber and Church
ga Breadway, e. and Bower. rurpett Howin N
Eocry and Bedford IS 9th Avenue
sd Darpe'ts rssen Medicine store, 81 Canal street
rrIss AZ e27.ssn
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GEN1EMEN'S CAST-OFF CLOTHING.
Bought. aud the full valse given in cash, by

H. LEV EFT, ~ William street,
% Knowing there persons who make great ruff in
their advertisements for Cast-o Clothing SC &c. who
in do not give TIE value for H. L. will
assure those gentlemen who may have snch articles by them
and who send for him. Of receiving the very value
in CASH for every article.
as through the Post Office, otherwise TO the above
address, will with due attention. "a 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

U,Hg SECOND ANNUAL VAIL OF THE EAGLE
III FIRE ENGINE CO. No 10. will take place al N,bos
saloon. Monday evening. he iath January, $40.
a5ian shlns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

HOLD. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE, LOOK AT THIS,
Ii NEWELL gives notice. that he is constantly
ing from his Factory full supply Of seasonable Boots
Shoes all of bis manufacture the materials selected the
work supervised by him. and pair WARRANTED he will sell
subtreasury subtreasury cent less Qualities
sdered than be purchased elsewhere which he will
to the satisfaction ofthe they will only "a
N B-A large assortment Of French goat skin boots
hand. r78m.
Nk. GrANGsk has his permanent residence
~ No. "a Amity street. where offers to the pnblic his
Homeopathic pectera Restorative the
The wheh has ended the previous Of this
liable remedy enables him to place within the
all who suffering from consumption any affection
lungs liver
DIR. GRANGER be Consulted daily at his Office from
IL to 3 andfrom to- M. OILS 3m+
CTAMMERlG CURED.-Da. COMsTOCK's VOCAL
- GYMNASIUM AND LyCEUM FOR ELOCUTION.
PHILADELPHIA This Institution is open from re first Of
September till the last Of Junedu-ing July August
vacation All DESTROYS either for the cure
of Stanmerng Lispng, Improvement in Elocnop may
learn the CONDITIONS Of ANDREW COMsroCa M. u. 100
Mulberry tAroh) street, Philadelphia.
Dr. Comsiocks Remarks on Stammerng and the
recommendations which he has obtained OF his of yo
cal Gymnastics appended to his Circular which shall
sent who wish to learn upos the suh
Of his Intuition. Satisfactory references given in the
principle cities OF the United States. nlS 3m-
NNAkEAf kEFLr.C Ii>G FUNNEL LAMPS ar
- rsn,ed burn half the expense any other lamp
10 give clear and brilliant tight, without shadow The
proprietor soics his friends call examine
for themselves feeling confident that will surpas Others
in br'anc, chsaPness and management Lamps ST. and up
wards, suitable for dry good porter
establishments where good light is small ex
be obtained at &. MITCHELLS. 8 Catherine It
n20-im' and All Greenwich street. or Canal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

MRS. GOODS HoMEr for gentlemen and .ms FAM.
Ivl lies No. "a Greenwich street. New York-The Pro.
petor Of tins Establishment Hsrs herself rzns be-
ing spared to render the domestic OF her house
perfectly ptionabe her friends will Good Home
lin the best and most agreeable sense) at her domi,,
n7sims
CoPARTNERsHiP.-GEOR,sh FULTON date for,
" man 10 J. r. Wai'es) and JAMES THURsrON, have
this day formed copartnership der the frm Of FuLror
THuRsros for the II conducting the Plumbing Bust
az 5ss Broadway.
New York, Sept Is, 1899.
CARD-The undersigned having hal ..p.ri.
" IN the rumlng Business. snI being .cqus,ned wit
every Improvement now - IA their las aud pracca
consider themselves inferior none come before n.
public with eonGdesee Of giving satisfaction
FULTON,
,. THURsTON.
New York, Oct. :, 1880. oa2.3m.
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OLD AND CHOICE
RRANDIES,&C

y y
Broadway and chs.ss street ' ssss. sc.stioa w.s.
= :.;s.s e: s ely ;s =
.rsl.ss cA,.vssss Wines q Lambert Co" ana '''''''
Ola Msdsirs. London Pale, Bro~. and Gold Sherry, an!
Port Wia<s Of vnagss in wood and ss.s some Of
which s.': been sos 70 s.
Hollsna Gin superior nsvori Ola Jamaica Run Irish and
Scotch wa.Lsy Real Mossss d Dew s "a s.... A..
" nc Go EDWARD u ROBINSON,
Commission Wine Merchant, Granite Buidinrr, corner
strret ~ lH .#Na' xt d2-im-
DEsTELI's tEMALE PlLLs.-In cons. sasae q me
Esmse Physician ads herself called upon appoint agents
for their They be obtained at iis Cherry street.
near catharne ast Grand street. corner Of Allen ass Bow
c OF Houston and at her Principal Office 100 Green
principal Office and post paid.
Mrs Resel particularly the necessity Of the drec
tons being strictly followed also upon the
red thai pills be ssed circunstance
though mild and safe their operation they composed
OF ingredients acting upon particular functions that they
will produ siheenec.s mentioned the directions which
enclosed .s Of each box - to when they ought no. to BE-
the Of each box MR. Joha Caay agent for Prov dsnce
RI d. I'm
CEALs-R. LOVETT, Seal EIFravsr, on ln,las
- 1873 Broadway fully informs the ubc he
tinues execute in uua style, work Of every description
in his line afs "A. ~2 .@
Consusr Noar,a aud ONCE Seals engraved seel silver
ibrass
Books ieradry for inspection containing
over 1000
Doors plates numbers SC engraved erder in Superior
style. Goats Of arms painted.
Letter and oote paper stamped with crests initials De
vices OF any description Mr& dim
HUTCH FLOWER BULBS Now Is The time to buy
~ Hyacinhs, Narcissuses, Tulips Crocusses, Sc If yos
want to fragrant during Christmas and New
Year, until March and April The aforementioned Flower
pabs may he obtained we'll great variety Of other
kinda at Abe lowest in this city at the seed Of
dim WILLIAM WARBURG,4 Pine st.
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JAMES q q - DON EMMETT
NO II ANN STREET.
TERMS or ADvERTiSfSG.-Thee extensive ercrals.s
Of the HEAA!D, both IN town and country makes sspsvs
channel sos advsrtiser
ron TWELVE LsrEs
day, % % days, ~ IS days. 81 81 10 days, q -
=. 100 is SIS 50
voR ESeHr q
? weeks, ~ 50 months, - ~
month, 90 moptbs 10 =
Q- All sdyertisemeuso be paid before their inssvi0
Advertisements inserted in the WrxxLv HrnALp AZ q
per square every insertion.
Monrra HxRALp-issusd every morning. except sus1sy,
price fro cents per copy. Couasry subscrbep Furnished
Me sane rate for any specific period rstapes ~
vance. No paper cent, unless paid In advance.
WEEKLY HxpAip--issued Saturday morning o,
clock price sis ess per copy FURNISHED 10 eryy sshss
bcrs al % rer In advance.
CorRgsrcwDrrrs Requested n address hsu lsttsss
Jsmss Ge-o- B~vaA rr wissos and Editsv I'll
business ~ vos
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jerome Leroy Paris the most sscua and rapid
ksown for certain diocese. AfN
Those who wish t. avoid Suack ~ss7as and cure them
selves with little trouble without liability OF exposure will
find this medicine we'll suited to their it requires
change of DIET. affect the BREATH, which
vents the possibility Of discovery while using IT.
Besides this important advantages leaves the parts
subject the troublesome weakness that often after
the Of other medicine and il taken the FIRST stage Of the
dsease will the discharge and all unpleasant
feelings few days In long proracted chronic stages
ofhe disease in obstinate gleets female complaints weak
OF these organs without doubt the most sfectual
medy discovered and has cured obstinate after
every other medicine had sd Of this kind Of more
than ayea standing recently cured in two weeks BY this
specific after upwards Of hunlred dollars had been spen for
Medical advice and Medicines without effect In fact il
been with such all stages the disease that
challenge to be produced that will not cure under
forfeit Of $500.
Each has full description Of the diseases and all the
necessary directions for both the English and French
languag.-PKcE 81 BoTrLE, larse Bottles Of double sxe
81 SOL
90 For sale only at the agents Office, No. IS NA~A
srREEr four doors from Fulton street. sta Office open
until 8 o clock in the evening. el6 3m.
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II @ Y S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND AT Low PRICES,
for sale BY

Il q Y S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND AT Low PRICES.
for sale by
HOLBERTON & COLVILL,
Successors TO l.. Page son. Maiden lane. Up stairs.
d2lm near William street.
(,HEAP INDIA RUBBER STORE, 20 Chatham street.
" New fork.-Lades' India Rubber Shoes, with leather
soes Genemen Over Shoes. with do long Hunting Boots;
Life Peservers; India Rrbber Cloth carriage tops Sc
Terms very LIBERAL and uncurren money taken in trade
HUTCHINSON & oNbERDoNK,
n23.lm- Manufacturers. NJ Brunswick, MI
EE. A RARE cHANCE-THE BILLIARD AND
frat iron white marble ana one MAho-
gany Ae, with bars and other fix mpete and
able and on Thousand doa Of the oupehss
10 be paid down the balance may r.msin.
For particulars apply to A. BAssFoRD, Il Ann street
IL not sold 5000, they will be Let.
The above Alleys arc the very best ever laid dl2n
L'hANKLiN BLUEs-1be first Annual Ball Of the
Franks Blues will take place 'av evening" Dec.
street Dodswor,h celebrated Ceisn Baud engaged
the occasion.
b. Tickets Ne procured OF Capt Smith, corner Of
Front and Dover streets Lieat Lynn John street Ensign
Dakin 450 Pearl street. Secretary Asan Roberts, lit Ryu
ton street. and atthe Bar the Shakespeare. Teke,.s
NJ B. Military gentlemen particularly requested ap
pear in uniform. di2st'
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA! WINTER CoUGHsl-
~ The extensive and daily incrss,ng demand DIR. MA
sONS Concentrated Vegetable Balssm," 10 truly
ofhope the afflicted from thousand
fact its having performed astonishing lasting rer
action Of this Easam in subduing Inflammation Of the throat
wndppe laryrx. cronsho lungsoo,hns and healing By
s balsamc powers all alterations rrta Of those parts
thss checang the pulmonary diseases and aordng Of
cough breathing painn hroat chest back arrest
ing splitting Of blood, corruption mitigating night sweas
preventing apcpezy and invgorating the frame
store the afflicted to robust health Dr. Masons Balsa
not got into notice BY putting susskery by like the
following from the New York transcript Of Feb o.
DR. Mason Basam hes been abuDdany proved 10 be most
excellent remedy for coughs colds splitting blood conunp
ton, &C. gentleman 10 Office, had been long
painfully aeted with all The above s has been entirely
ed By three bottles Of Dr. Msoss very valuable msd
eine.n
For sale by A. B. D. Sands 70 and Fulton street: Mil
1913 groAdway DR. Hart Chambers
Denver, Chambers and Church; syme, and sSs
Bowcry Wych. lis Bewery; G. King. GA Broad way;
Lindsay % sxth Avenue Creighton, Carmne
Bedford Streets and Burnets psamery store, 81 Canal
Price 81. o22am
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I MrORrANT TO FEMALES -REy NuLDs 4 FAR.
MELY's CELEBRATED FEMALE HEALTH RES.
TORA-IvE 10 now admitted 90 Ne remedy superior 10
any other presen, use Tor dseass peculiar 10 the
FEMAL CONSTITUTIONS sis-tf
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Forty Years Experience ~ various ciimafes-Ttoss-
fy.foar years established an his city-NeiEksv
Quackery nor Imposition.
DIR. j. EVANS.
No, IL, Peek Slip, New York.

w. KveW
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY.
nR J. EVANS shines be aonsu!te, entis&v
~ In all v-.s@l m~rcurial and chreuc disorde
where the mcsirprnvrd practice, he ana
mild treatment may be dependea To prevent mssssea
L~ particular to ind No. II Prcs Slip
Ar~sxs Boz, containing piete OF
Of e disease Con be above
sry pat Of the Cnee stsus,
Also preventive renedy sssnst v.ss-.si that may h.
fully relied on.
All letters post paid and describing the csse sncosse
reasonable Fee will have the remedy and sent
der. Attendance daily until o'clock in the evensug.
The Omces an frances are well arranged and sserssy
may be dependsds
No connection itn any otns~ once IN cut cf The city
JOSEPH EVANS, ND.
nlly No. ~ Peek Slip. N.Y
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Bl,,ooKRKEk SrNG.

= ~
80 sEwThe accounts The haeos sc,snee
- e.ssss under Five Divisions with definite explanations
snsr the forms Of grammar and arithmetic II contains w.
csosisr OF mercantile terms and phrases Alec, hey
me nature - Of Journasng each Of Day
Book eatre % practical would explain sas
% me- pupil hs 90 smriaes the science that young
q common Angsh sducation acquire knewlsdge whous
the assistance Of teacher To which h added Directions 10
the Learner Calculations and Pracsl Forms v
keeping books IN every variety commercial
uohc addresses the nst delivered upon the sub
lec &c, &c this day published BY William JACKSON lO9
Broadway and for sale At the principal Bookstores in tbs Unit
ca states' n66ms
YNO THE LADIEs.-Dk. A u HULL,S UTERO Az,
= pOMiNAL SUPPORTER 10 offered to those afflicted
with ProaPsls, Failing Of The Hon6 and other diseases
degrading upon relaxation tho abdominal muscles. a. an ina
rument every way calculated relief asd r,
oraon to health. When this Instrument 10 carefully ana
properly fitted 10 the form Of the patient affords
the most immediate immunity from the distressing drareips
and bearing down. sensations which accompany aesrv Al
Of Vscera dplacements of the abdomen ana lis
application 10 always followed BY early confession Of radical
relief from the patient heself The supporter simple ON
sueton, and be applied the patient without further aid
AMOS G. HULL
Once, 4 vesey street, Astor Hsuse, New York.
Pamphlets describing its and application will present.
"a al the once. aul4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

DR CORBIrT may be con.slted in the most confidential
~ manner his Office, % City Hall Place. Chatham
srest New Ysrk; where persons afflicted with delicate dis
cases. old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia worms diseases Of the
bladder urehra and kidneys, and all diseases arising from
the abuses Of mercury inpurty Of blood, invited TO
call
The banefu effects arising from u abuse Ct mercury needs
serpton Persons troubled with certain disease may
apply DR. Corbtt with the perfect Of having il
radically cured without particle Of mercury other
dar gerou medicine His charges reasonable and proper
toned the Of the applicant.
Iny- Attendance daily from A M. to i0P.M. n27 Son.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01
Com,oittee chosen by ballot.
WAsHINoToN-Thursdavr

I'M, >" AshiNoToN-Thursday night.
The House of Representatives this eve.
ming at six o'clock, desided to elect an In
vestlgating Committee by Ballot.
The Administration members abandoned
their ground as to the choice of Committee
by the Speaker of the House, and fed to the
v'va roes plan ofselecting a Committee In
this they were defeated BY the decided vote
oil ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN IN FAVOR
OF THE COMMITTEE ny BALLOT, TO one hun.
dred and fce in facor of Tie Committee 10
be chosen By VIVA vocEI
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18th.
The signal victory gained by the House
oil Representatives last night over the Exc.
cutive. left for t" The party nothing to rely
upon. but to resort to the most pitful tricke.
ry for the purpose ofdelaying The organiza
ton Of the committee, and obstructing the
work of investigation, which they have So
much reason 10 dread. Defeated in all
their exertions to prevent the appointment o.
a committee having upon it a majority Of
the friends ofinquiry and opponents OF cor,
ruption and abuse. the train. bands have com
PEELED those friends Of the Administrator
who were appointed, to decline, and came in
to the House this morning determined, som.
upon one, the rest upon the other, OF two
things. Some were for requiring unde,
party orders and discipline all the friends O
the Administration to decline serving on the
committee. The object Of these was 10 fore,
the appointment Of committee composed
entirely OF oPpositios men; and then get VI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01
From The Mcdisoniaz
MANGUVREING FOR THE PRESI-
DENCY.
A NEW VIEW OF the FLORIDA WAR.

NEW VIEW OF THE FLORIDA WAR.
Delaware is as good for Mr.. Van Buren's
purposes. If his friends can throw the next
election OF President upon the House Of
Representatives, as the great State Of New
York. When the election goes to the
House, each State is entitled to cast ftco
votes only. Hence States, not people OF
their representatives. are what our modern
Machiavelians are playing for, at the same
time that, by trying to divide the opposition,
they hope to throw the election into the
House This is the only expectation they
have Of defeating the undoubted will OF a
majority OF the people. ~ -
We have seen in their vain endeav-
ors to cast the odium Of abolition upon the
opposition, that the most sacred interests oil
the country, are but the dice with which
they are playing their desperate game for
the great stakes OF office. We have now
another project on foot for the accomplish
ment of the same great and selfish end.
The miseries Of the savage warefare upon
the population Of Florida are TO be cast in
to the rattle box. in The expectation ofthrow-
ing another deuce into their count Of Presi-
dental votes. M b.
1t has been minated in the public prints
that Florida was about applying for admis-
sion into the union as a State. We learn
that discovery was made that she fell
short of the requisite population, 10000.
which Of course would defer her hopes.
So important is il considered. however, to
have another State. and especially to have
il attached to the interests OF the succession
Of the late "illusirious predecessor" which
intended TO perpetuatc remainder beyond
the present dynasty, that a scheme was
promptly and ingeniously devised TO enable
Florida TO take the rank 10 which she aspir-
ed. The "TRANscENDENT BENToS." as he
is called in party hyperbole. who is most in
ierested in having the White House dccend
in the regular line intended by the iestaior.
has brought forward bill 10 populate Flor
ida at The public expense Hr offers "tran-
scendent' in ducements to 10000 settlers.
They are TO be transported with their fam
lilies to the savage frontiers. Each settler
is TO receive from the Government $40
acres ofland. which, for the whole, would
amount 10 three millions tirO hundred ihos-
sand acres The settler 10 be projected in
the cultivation OF the soil by the military
arm Of the United States
We have not time or room at present TO
expose the impracticability Of such a mon
stIous scheme.
II the united people Of this Coufederacy
are willing to give three miilion tico knn-
dred thousand acres Of their land for fro
rofes, to secure the reelection OF Martin Van
Buren,, and the succession Of Thomas H.
Benton, we are most wonderfully mistaken
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01
GREAT CoNFLAGRATIoN,.

Yesterday morning about half past | o.
clock, the thermometer being at nine degrees
oefoc zero, and the wind very high. fire
broke on. IN the iron foundry Of Haskell s.
Turner, in Haverhill street. The FIRE soon
enveloped the building in which il originated
and The flames were driven with great fury
upon the buildings adjoining. which were
mostly Of wood and soon wrapped in flames.
The Catholic Church was in Imminent
danger for some time. twas on fire repea-
iediy IN various places. but by The we'll direc-
ted efforts Of those inside. and the tearing
down Of sheds around il, the FIRE was check.
ca go, ana The building no, materially damaged,
I ne loss OF properly is estimated at near
goo.ooo, otwhich buta small par, is insured
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

LOUISIANA LEcIsLATURE.--The Legis.
ia'ure oil Louisiana met on the 9TH inst. In
the Senate Felix Garcia (Whig) was chosen
president In the House on the second trial
General Debuys was chosen Speaker, by a
vote OF "a TO 20, General Debuys is an
nvowedand prominent Wing and his election
may be considered a test of the relative
strength ofthe5wo parties in the House.