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8u6er Mnaeiae.

Solssabe Biber ftnb in bet 0ruferei bic,
fer 3sitlIns am billisea prsis 81 baten:
Wilmfen's bsnn6er Sinbrfreunt, bon S.@.
2Bedelboeft pbilaoslpbia, 1889.
0cntfbe meme 3eitamentr.
Ger amerifaniItbe Selbenbauer.
Sle eefcbitbte Der Sereinisten Staaten BON
Storo Nmerfa, felt ber gmtbefnns oer
nsuen 1Seit Bis auf pss Ssbr 1887, aus
osm gn9llitben lberiest bon 9B i | BE III
Sef eb te, Steupcrf, 1888.
Sletflbe, bonn Sabre 1897 bis 1887, ibers
tegt ,lno beransseseten bon % / b. 9.
Ak osr lem philadelphia, 1888,
seben, 3baten unb Meinunaen bes lt(rieb
5WIn9ll' eriten ltrbcters osr beutfebem
eoanSellebsreformlrtn Sirbe,pc Sobann
An9uit Sorfeb, ghsmtersburs q, spa. 1887
Ser Soimmel anf erpen cpcr Wss aur @(af
fslistelt. 9arsritelt BON gbriitiau @ctts
bi!f Sal5marL bsarbsitet Don gcnrao Hries
britb Stcameper, pbllapeIpbia 1889.
Ser lanSe perecr9ene SebaB unb Sauce
Srennp, ein nlslebes Natbz nno Silfs
Sue6 fir SeDermann, @eippafspias
1887.
Nnpadbtsabnnaen nne Gsbete fir aaetbenz
tenpe nno sntseitnnte gbri,tsn. Bon go
tann SaIpar saoatsr ,$aneaItcr, spa. 1884.
sntherilte nno refprmlrte peuG6e II. 9. G.
Sht6cr.
Aderoem Gebreit.papler, Sebern n,96reib
9tnteic tpie audi Slanfs fiir mtrtsasss,
Sucscmrnt nno gcmmcnsScnps.
3olllfcfrs Sebetbub 1T sbsnfalIs BEL uns at
baben 81 81 IS, bas sin3ene gremplar--
18 3baler cas 9uB.
Cine Ausrpabl ft6ner bentTber &iebsr 1T bel
nns etsnfalls ltets pcrratbis, nnp rm biz
liaen preis Sn baben.
| Neabina ben e6tcn sunni.
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SrdnnretD'a
Ssoitobilien llniperiol: piIen.
0TIooesfes Ger Dcrf6lIber.


9as YubGeum bsIis6s ;u becbabsn, pas fsis
Die Sbahteln nit ncucn 3ettcln prrfchen
itnr.. gs ltnb orei uno icoe entbdlt Die 9lele
e6e Slamensauhibrift bon Or. Sranprrtb.
9ieIe 3cttel llno in Stabl oettctten, I66n
persiert uno nit einem &citcnauflpanre bon
mebreren Sauieno Sbalern aemabt.
grinnert eu6, Der alei6e Slame bon y.
9ranoretb muB cben auf oer Sbaebel ,auf
Der Seitc unb auf Den Soben frln Sel fcr9
fa(tiecr ltnterIuhuns 1T oer Slame Senjas
min 8rancretb auf perlebiepenen Stelen Der
neucn 3ettel su flnben, weldbe aenau aleltb
NIT Or. 8ranpretbs 5anoIebrift 1T. 0iGer
S1ame III in Dem SleBwcrfe su fnoen.
9ie Dillen perpen 5u 25 Gent Die Stbaeb.
tel psrfauft, bon Den fcl9cncen Isenten in
Serfs aulltp:
Stidter uno McSniSbt, Trabina Dliller,
SebeifD 1t. Smitb, 6ambnrS; 90. &. Scper,
SernUllc Oanicl &. Sauit, at Der Teapins
ger StraGe not Sernpllle; Samuel 6ec6ler,
Saumstaun; s. II. 9. Soper, Scpcrstaun ;
6cnrp 9inale, Sriereusbura Wltbarb 8.
Scnes, ltniohpllIe D.uno 8. Sanoeriei6,
Bcmelebcrf; Samucl mcore, ,Stcuhsbura
8emerfe ras crer Naent ein cnaraUisrtee
gsrtlfieat Oct Nscntlhaft bat, miteinea Uns
Itebt bon Or. Sranprstb's Olannfaftsrp all
Sina Cling ba,tteaenp, mo anf ,pelebsn rid.
tiae gcpien per neucn 3ctte Su Ieben Gnb,
bic jest auf Sranpretb's piaen S6a6tcln
setrauht ,perpen.
y. Sranorctb, M. 9.
Brosz uno Kleinperfauf an feiner OF
fec SO. 8. 0loro ST. Strabe, pbilacepb'a
Sebruar Is, 1842. Is.
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dpsr nod niebt init per foIsenoen Stsi|ebs1
Gebrei6uns tefannt 1T, folIte cine tIeine Nuss
aate niebt Iebeusn uno flb oieb maeIiebe uno
intsrel1ante Buh anltbaffen. 9es Serfals
Iers Slame tiirst fir ben 9Bertb.
Gin Instlus naft ren Ssllensetirsen i'm Sab
re 1889; BON s. u. QBisliSenlus, SN. O.
SOlit einer litbcsrapbirten Sarte. Ses
bruft bei QB. Q8eter, ct. $cnls
Broitbivt so Cts.
9as Sukenp grcmplarc an $4 so.
TBsfelboeftfbe Snbhanoluns.
2lpril S. Sm
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Ni0t,p 9iecplp.

9iefsS Snifrument 1T nsusr @rfinbun9, uno
in Sb6nbeit unb Stdrfe bs6 Sons6 ir9enb si:
nsm Yiano 8prte weit por;uiieben.
Msbrere Yiano SortsS, bic auf bsr Geife bon
europa bsfbdoiat fclen osswe9sn unr balbsn
&ofprsiS perfauft msrbsn. SIR YsrIensn, psls
tbe nibt Defenders auf bic 9(ussnfsite lp febr
asnau iebsn, mag Der 9tnfauf zines bisfsr Sns
ffrunsnte cine ib6ne @sls9enbet fein, mcblfeil
tu ensm 9uten Pianc Scrte ju fommsn.
Seecnobdnoi9s Yianc Sorte6 fInb aub ~
babsn BON $40 biS $40 ba6 Stld.
Ssrnsr bat er itstS auf 5oanb, cine arcse
8erfbisoenDsit bon Giolnem sSt6ten, @lario:
nstten, Srcmpstsm 6trnsrn Ycfaunen 8ios
linfaitsn better @rt rpis aub 0iolinbcaen-
ebsnfo, 9rcbe Srcmmeln &c. &c. 9iefe Snlfrus
inente fam CT nun billi9er perfaufsn a(s frliber
&. q. Sei3mann.
Msabin9, au9uif l6. 3NN.
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N9enten fir oen Oertaut Don Or.
gelop'S Slut- Ytllen.

3. 81. Gmltb II. 60. 2te Giraffe, nabe am
Nctben >t,pen wirtbstaufe.
s. eilbert 1t. Go. Ste ct. cberbalb ber
q3ein Strane.
Srsorib &lett gfs ber 2ten nnb gaIows
bia Strade.
9. 80. Oafslp, Ippotbsfsr, Steabins.
Sarab 3. Wlorris, DO. %.
John s. scn9, DO sanfaiter.
3. 3. NOloIer, 90. 9(Ieutaun.,
s. o. sinnert, Sanflnann, &anealter.
Olillers Shifp II. Smitb, DO. Samtura
gsltmo gum Ssrfauf it Oct Drneerei oieler
3eitnus, spreis 25 Gent Die S6ahtel
Wlai 26. ~.
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ODrtOla0,
Sar bic Geraussats elmer oenTebcn Wpnats.
@brift uuter benz 3itel, ber
9Npuu{,fnntti1 SSatpr

Denniulpania Sauer.
es 1T cine anerfannte wabrbeit, paB in
allen 3wsisen pes menlblieben Dibsns, ra;
Gebe uno srpBe Scrfhritte semabt msreen,
Feline ater Uerbient mebr Die NuflnertI Iamtrit,
pes sIammten msnGbliebsn Scrtanoee, ais
Der, Der $anowirtbIhaft, nittt nur neil Der:
Glte, ber dltetts, per ebrDhroislte nno nos
tbialte 1T, lcnpsrn neil oerieIbe in 0b Ieltit
alles men(blitbe Biden pereini9t. Die Slas
turscicbitbte, Botanif, Gbemie, OletbanlF,
ftno ibre @ebitfen, unb es 1T wabrbaft er'
freulitb III irbeu, oab 70 mob IN 1nlerm bcrs
lieben freien {anpe ale in altcn Wlntterlanbe
ib Die aelebrteten &6pfe mlt ber raoltallS
itbeu SerteGerunaen tes $ancbanes nnp Der
0ieb,utbt tbepretlftb beI6dftl9en, bsnsn Der
osnfenpe uno praftiIhe >annplrth, neue
OueQrn bcs wpbltanbes peroantet. 0le
Befonutperouna FOLDER nisIIeben Gntcefnns
aeu mo grfnbunsen 1T pas QSert Der Ora'
ferpreiTe llnIere ensllftben Srltoer IN eles
fem $aupe erfreucn teb piele icltber Stbriften,
Inn ater autb unIere oenhtbrn Srilper IN
Eenntn6 SieIsr Serbelierun9, srtabrmSen
i'm gntoefunstn III iesen, 1T Die Ablttbt oles
fes SorIblaas. Q,ir le9cn ielben elnem 9e'
ebrtsu Wubllfum ersebenit Ucr, nnb lnprm
eureb ,ablretbe llntsrIhreibsr rstbnsn, psr'
iprceben mir pitnttliebes Slahtcmmsn nnisr'
icIts, nit fc9eneen
Seoin9un9eu:
9erIel6e erItbsint am Hnfanae eines ieoen
G1pmats in srpbe Octave, unscfahr l6 SeI'
ten, ouf sutem 9rufpapicr rno ltb6nen
@ebriften, flr sIn abaIer pen Satr9ana in
Dcrous Se3ablms.
Sir nitbt ,prnaer ais en Sabrsana fann
unterfebrieben rpereen. 4uffinelsuHsen ml':
fen ,ipsi N1onate Sor Hblauf oes pcr9ehcn:
BEN Sabrs seIbtbrn ltno allie 8liftanee te;
rtbtist rin, lpsnn islte berhf0btiset rpercen
Gcllen.
q5er sbaler einlenpet, Dem ,perpen 6
grcmplare ju9eiteAt
Nlittbsilun9en ilber icben 9cScutanb cr6
4tertares, Der 8iebSubt mo Uberbaupt
lbcr lilies cobln 3elrnoe, meroen nit Oant
oufasnpn1nen, mhifn absr 10 wie allie Srisfs
pclffrsi sin9sfanpt meresn.
Sbeifv uno 5ellrre.
Soambur9, Geptsmter 6.
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Sparet @elb!
uno faufet fir . aar r9el >,
am Sbilo pon Der Tbee>Kilfe.

Z. y. gambert m6tbte Ieine Vrennee uno
eae Sputlifum t6fieblt blermlt benabrldti'
aem, ba6 CT pas @oaraelesSyttcm elnses
fittrt BAT, baB 1T, pab CT blernatb Snter hut
aIlein fur Saaraelo perfaufcn wre, pas
ibn in 5tano feben miro piel noblteE
Ter su perRoufcn pie Jene sic aut Gree
DIT pcrPaufen; fir ciusn Serpels bisrpen
fine oIe per(cucn einaelaotn an5urifeh ""o
@,iter no preils 81 umteriutben.
gr BAT juIt crbaIten sln areBss nm elssS
nleines Ndertemsnt pcn Shtrrn III ts!"en'
Saetc, bctebsno aus Nltcn Sapa, 9rnnen
Nic, >aauira uno acr6feten SaHee..
Sut, &lumpen, sctlarten, St. eroit hho
Slen Orleans 3ufrr.
Syrup, tsltsn 3ufsrhaus uno Sleu Ors
leans O1clades. -.
6rilncn lnp ltb'par3en shee, fr'i'6'n Sd
ie uno Tcs.
Salmon, @ttaO, WlatarsIs. 6arrInsS
uub trcfnes 0inpfeiib,
5binfen, Stbultcrn uno Srlten, Spes
,ereien Don alien Scrtcn &c.
Gbenfau5 einen 9roBen Sorratb Ycn
0las>, 2iuerpODlz Steins II.
cJrOencn QSQoren
Ssanssltbrcn s,nb Spie9el,
O1atten, 8urlten, 9clsM S6rbe, elmer,
Safer &c. &C., wclcbcs alle piel ,pobltsller per'
touft miro tple clnl9es rpas bis lrBt III NeaS
bina anaeboten lpcrocn. ,,Sertehlt nleDt pe'l
p(aB, Gtblp BON Der 2beesSiitG 3plltben
per AZ uno stem StraBe, Neapln9.
8sabins, Iusnt 2.
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QSertb oer Yonfnotsn
III YenniulpQniell.

N"S7""pl )" ~''|p'p, ""9"h9ol.
Ssapsr, Su Sasper, DO.
Swatara, ju l?nrrj56ur9, 9ef6pfen
2SaiDin9tcn, iu 9Gaibin9tpn, un9an9.
@bamber5bur9 81 @bomterSburS, 6
ebtifsr @auntp ju 2Scithsitsr, par
9slonore @auntp* 81 Gbsifer, par
9srmantauu ju 8ernantam, par
SettiSbur9* ~ @stti5bur9, 6
ge,pl6talm III Geipistauu. IL
Mipbletaun III Mibblstaun. s
Mcnt9omerp @c,* ~ NrrriStaun. par
9tcrtbumberlano ju Rcrtbumbsrl. 5
9eortD 2(mrifa* iu Ybil'a par
HNrtbtrn Qiberts5. III Vbi'a, PAR
pennipIpania* Su Ybira, 7
psnn Saunicbip* Su Ybil'n 8
YittSbr9, Su pittSbur9, 2
Sanf Der Scr .St* su QbIapslpbja, 60
bo. pr. 3msi9* gu pitts6urs. 60
br. Do. Do. ;u @ris, 60
%. Do. DO. ;u Seaper, 60
DO DO DO Su Neu Sri9tban 60
SerfS @anntp Sanf Su Nsabins, oeidloiIeu
Sarl6ls bitto* 81 GorliSls. 6
ssntrs Ditto iu Selsfonts, efblpssn
eitp Sanf gu pitt6burs, llnsanabar
Sclumbia Srifen geitllibaft. Columbia 3
@ommecial Sanf* at Ybtl'a, par
Opplcstann Ditto 3u Ooplsstann, par
Cation otttc* 5lt @altpn, par
erie Ditto su @rie,
@rohan9e Ditto su pittsbura, =
@rd,an9e 3tpeig Su SplioaDsbura 9
SarmcrS Sanf .. Suds @tp 1. Srtlfcl, bar
SarmsrS II. SrcpsrS iu 0Snpns5bura. ID
SarmsrS Ditto BON eontofer* ~ Qaneaifsr .
Sarmsr6 bitto, ppn Geabn9* III Nsa. por
Farmers II. Mebant5 Ditto ,u Yb(,o, ror
Sarmers uno Ditto Ditto su Vtts6ur1 osbr.
Sarner5 unb bitto DO. III 8apetts Sc, ,asbr,
8armers nno DO 3u 9reneafle sebroh.
Sranflin Ditto gu Balbinatpn, 2
|@rarb Ditto (StepbsW* in pDil'a, aeftloG.
8rarb oittct in pbil'a "A
i9arrsbur9 Ditto iu 6arrisbur9, 7
loarmonp Snifitute 5u Garmcnp, unoana
j5onescale Sanf W Scnssbale, IL
ionntin9brn Ditto 81 6untin9ton, unaana
sSunafd olffe iu semstaun, unsans.
Bennington b. in pbl'a par
Qanfaffer DO. Su 2anfaitsr 81
0ebancn DO. iu sebanon, S
snmberman's &, as ee, gu 8arrerk eebroden
Wannf. II. Webanics in pbtl'a- IA
WVtlVltN H. SuoNutV. SIuptTg Op. uttQps
MerbantS II. Wsanuf. Sanf+ pittsbura, 9
Wehanics Sanf in Ybil'a, par
Miners Sanf BON ppttspiQe,
91crtbern bittp BON pa. ;u Ounbaff, unob
Mcnpn9cbsla Ditto BON Sraunspiae, S
Mcymenftng Sanf+ in pbu'a, ID
01crttumbl. Il. Sclb.Sf. AT Milton, unab.
g. @eferu Sf. p.Ya. s.Weabepille, aeff,l.
9teu Sdlem bc. su SaDette @auntp, betraa.
Jtcrttamptpn Sanf ;u Slaentann, i6
g. s.. Delatp. Srfen So. at T.S. seib(.
9l9rteul. II. Manuf. Sf. at Carlisle, qebr.
pttlabelpbia Sanf* sn pbilabeIpbta, par
@idarbs CMarf) in pbilabelpbia, sebroeb
ShuDlftll Sanf* in pbil'a> par
StlSer Safe Sanf sm Mcntrcfe, sefhloG.
Sputbmarf Ditto 1T ptil'a, par
Scnanba DO. slt Sppanba, rs
llnipn bc. su llnipntaun, 9ebrcdb
ISeiteru Do. tit Ybilaoelpbia, par
Beifmcrelanb DO. su @reensbnrg, gefhlc.
QSilfesbarre Sriiden 60. Su @iIf. un9dn9
QSDpming Sanf su WilfeSbarre, IL
Vorf bitto* 81 Dcrf, 6
ycustosanp Sanf Sn perrDrpplis, nn9ans.
UIuf Die NIT einen be3eibneten
8anfen iino falfbe 9toten i'm l1mlauf.
"Die ofiteSanfen iino NIT eis
mem oeaeihnet,
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Verlaiten tno naD oct Stoto 5ten StraBe
(autb gallcipbil senannt} acraoe ccr en9li>
ftbeM &irtbu obcr bcnabe Seim's elfenltebr
unb Searb's Safbaus 9e9cntbrr, 9esc9en
1T, no ct Iein @ciebdft III alien oefen 3,pei:
fcrttctreibt. ndmlloh CT reparlrt allc Nrten
Wepctiers, patent $cper:, %gprnes, 0utler>,
gbrcnometer> unp 6orl5cntalzllbrcn (2Sat:
cbCe), aud reparirt CT alle Sortcn QSanc>
coer Saussllbrrn, Olu(tfboren, olle 9(rten
6armcnisn (2tceorbecns). gr perfpritbs
caucrbafte, aarantirte Artrit uno pHnet!ie6t
8epieuuu9, aub bat CT Ieine sprclle fir Nee
paraturen 5eoenteno bcrab9cIeBt, ipllte ober
elner Don Geincn SrcmrCn oper bCm 9cchrten
Dublieun paran sWcfelnb 70 lapCt ct ibn
b6fiettt eih Tin bapon iitrr5ru9t 81 perren
Orpinare 3aIebenll llbrcn (1Batbes)
nerpen aepuBt fir so 81!
Gin neues 9elldbt ocer 3ifcrbIott
auf cine GaIben.lItr su macbcn l 90
Cine ncue Spinoel [Bcrae] 90. 25
Cine nrus 6auptfscer lOaaln Srrins
ein5uicfcn 90
81. .. Sauern unr lnoere, bic auf Dem
$anoe wobuen, nno llbren baten bic bee
puBens ODER Eerarirens beoirfts (lne, ino
bieIelbeu nitbt germ natb Der Staot brinaeu,
tpas mautbnal Iebr itbrpieria mare, bsliebsn
(teb febriftlieb al ibn 3u wenccr, no CT 8u je'
oerseit tcrelt Iein miro, all ir9eno eiuem
splase III Srrfs eanntp, lbre Oienlte au9en:
| bliflleb III Uerribten.
Neaon9, Olal "a, 1842.
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60 sben bat Die prsik psrla0sn uno 1T IN
Der 9rufsrsi btsisr 3situn9, sinisIn nne IN
9roGtrsr Sabl 81 bobsn, Elm fur be betreHsns
ZEN Soanomsrfcr uno Siniflsr b6hlf nnsl'DsS
9Esrf, betttlt
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lauf 0tutr, Scpfpeb. Wlasenerampf enss
trhilisfeit uno 6erttsllnna ces Appef'ts -
limb wer 0e ale Gin Ntfhhrunas' hno sar.
iermittel bramtbt, miro cieisu splasen nwmale
untsrpcrfen iein.
Jobn Kienlev, 9. Q.
gfe ter 7ten NIB SrantlinsStrabe.
Naenten in 8eaDins :-G'soras Sss, earl
wiGana, gfe ber 7tsn unp Sranflms sStraBe'
imp u puweae, 0ruferei bieler 3utnnS
stsnfalls su baben in 6eloslbers SaunItblp,
3. G., bel 4braham Spensler.
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9e9Rn ElnlCn0un9 pes Setro9s bCl Der SelteI
lms--8erIenbunasfotrn, porto uuo peslsi
den, iperoen ou0erbem terecbnet.
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cSiibpr 81. 2tibcr,

Sal 1Wcll>llht illdNet,
Senatbrlebtiac Gclne &C
ebrtcn &mocu uno bas
Dublifum i'm 2(Q9emeinen
aebtunasScn, baB CT fcinen
alten @tonrpIas, 9eleaen
inoer 8 Denn 9traBG
,tniIchru bpr 6fpu mn 7tpn.
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sioners waiting upon him, he told them he was per
iectiy aware that they the subjects Of soye-
reign to whom they paid every respect and he should
expect the same respect paid TO him. He should not
go board, because he consider he was entitled to
as much attention as their own sovereign. lie said
they might have the command Of the water bui he
had the command of the land. lie looked with per-
feet Indifference the elegant and valuable presents
of velvet robes trimmed with gold, but seemed much
taken with the spectaces worn by the chaplain and
gladly accepted several pairs that were given him
lie; as well the King Of Eboe, entered most will
ngly into all the arrangements of the commissioners
and they both expressed their desire that their sub
lects should be instructed He sold them the land at
Mount Stirring where they intend to establish the
settlement which, he said was just within the extent
of his dominons.
The officers belonging to the expedition who came
home IN the HoratIo are, Lieutenant Harston, Mr.
Belam master, and Assistant Surgeon John Stirling,
of the Soudan.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The President is frequently assailed, on vari-
ious grounds, for his appointments to Office
In this fate he is not singular. There are many
seekers for every office in his gift, and when
one Us gratiied, many of course are disappoint-
ed The grounds of complaint, however, are
such, as we have already said that the most sa-
usfactory demonstration is given Of his determi-
nation to act in accordance with his professions
and dlscardlng every thing bearing the sem
oance OF the mere partisan, to prove that he is
the Presiden: Of the people. In some quarters
we find him condemned, because his appoint
ments are made from the Wing ranks-in others,
hes denounced because office is conferred on
Democrats. These denunciations emanate, in
general, from ultra partisans-but do they not,
whenread together, ndisputably evince that he
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some little disturbance here, which have no doubt
'he American papers will construe into rebellion,
ana all The white inhabitants murdered. The facts
u tue case are theses The Mayor of the city gave
orders 10 the police to prevent all drumming and noisy
disturbances in the streets during Christmas holidays
WHICH, may inform you, are relics Of a barbarous
CUSTOM and IS attended with the most disgust
ing and obscene the consequence that on Monday
evening, the 2oth December, whilst the police were
taxing up some vagabonds for this nuisance, they
were attacked by an immense mob of the lowest class,
WIN Drckbats and broken bottles, when several OF
'he magistrates out to their assistance but the
MOD sun increasing, the military called out
inc riot act read, and the mob not dispensing the
ponce hred, when two men were shot dead and SIX
men wounded All the people then dispersed; but
uuris tuesday there still good deal of excite
heh', the militia called out, and since then
ue'achhent have been on duty every day but, since
tuesday, the 18th Of December, every thing has been
as quiet as possible and business going ever at
'is 'me OF the year 1t is my turn to go duty to-
hsh'' win my company, but really see no use for
~ was altogether riot occasioned by the heat of
'e moment, and all over in twenty -four hours.
wish you would give this publicity, if you can, to
contradict any report that may appear your papers
OF a rebellion; you have, have no doubt, many as
serious riots in America, and not word said about
them"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-04
From the Charleston Courie,
BRITISH WEST INDIA STEAM PACKETS.

we take pleasure in announcing that VIM. Ogifby,
Esq, H. M Consul at this place has been appoint ed
British Mail Agent and received by the recent steam
ers instructions from the British Government as to
the mode and manner in which the mails are to b.
made up, rates of postage to be charged, &c, from
which It may be inferred that the steamers are To-
touch at this port, general agent for North Anne
rlca mas been appointed, who will probably be located
at Barbados. We have no particulars as to the RAJ
rangements, but presume that branch steamers will
leave some port in the West Indies, for the United
States, Immediately on the arrival Of the mail from
England. The complete line will probably be put in
operation early in the spring
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

February 3, 1912.
Sir In your editorial of this morning, on the SUBJ
ject of resolution offered by Mr.. Adams, calling
for evidence to be used by him in his defence before
the House, you say, MIR. Warren declared his in
tenon to vote for the resolution, and announced his
purpose to depart in most instances from the princ-
pies which had hitherto guided his votes on the sub
ject of petitions"
Now, sir, did not so announce, nor did announce
any dissatisfaction with, or REIMBURSEMENT of, any
principles which had governed my votes on the recep
ton of petitions did say, however, that had, on
all suitable occasions expressed my dsapprobation of
TINS proceeding against Mr.. Adams and in future nv
votes on this subject would be placed on higher
grounds than mere associations with those who had
voted with me on the reception of petitions that
had felt bound to give votes so as to secure to each
member direct vote the resolution and for this
purpose had voted against all the motions to Law upon
the table; but hereafter my votes would be placed
upon higher grounds. Upon considerations connect
ed alone with the public business and the interest of
the country, and that could not by my vote coun-
tenance any further proceedings in the premises
Will you please give such place to this as to cor
rect the into which you have fallen, and obge
Yours, &C.,
LOTT WARREN.
Il L..
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-04
DISTRIBUTION BILL.
Eroo, the Globe.

From the Globe. :.
REPLY FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY TO A CALL OF THE SENATE,
IN REGARD TO THE DISTRIBUTION BILL
Statement shoiring oai iooud hare been the operation Of
the Land Distribution bill II IL had been ia operation
during the year 1871, and hop much pouid hare been
the dsorbuire shares Of each State and Territory and
the District Of Columbia, under said BILL according TO
the aseeaned and estimated product Of said land sales
for the year also the dsributipe share Of each ndir-
dual prouided the should haze been d.
pided out by the head 10 the entire population Of the
Union according 10 the census Of 1910 that IS accord
ing to the representative popuiaiior.-@no'nting TO
1913 1873.