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l6 Broadway March ~ 1912 tGd ci
Il; G0ombs's Popular Phreno1oSy.-Exhib-
tny, hS exact prenoogica adm.asur nri OF above MY
distinguished and extraordinary per'nnages o both sexes
with skulls OF the various Aaliens o the world emeshed
with above fifty Engravings and Poetical Descriptions OF
Beauty Intellect and Physingpomy with observations ex-
planalory Of the Science. For sale by
DAYTON & NEWMAN.
rs2i 81 Iyas.arsiiect, corner CT Eulcn-s'reet
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pEREMPToRY SALE Of valuabs v,a D,l, Pro-. p
lii e A. ,be Merchants Exchange Thursday, the 3ist
Of March at Il O'Clock the story basement and a,s
brick front house and lot No ia Ihos1 I i.e
buildn. in the rear Lot % by 100 feet The premises
are now rented for Ss5 per Title ndisputaoe
The sale viii be positive 10 clos. trust.
Tern<-lO per cent. down, balance on the "a ot pay,
when deed and possession will be gvea can s re-
main on mortgage ii desired. -Io----. tl<2 1oo
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PARTICULAR o3 or pws are aat
inp ' Iii nj ready sale 0r any portion
Or al OF sf sppo by sending e: address or Sans
upon inc subsr-cr Goods 10 any allSu ,a9 I;haIsn
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A RARE CHANCE.-Any person IN
-; - ycbonrt theE, icr a good Farm. now have
such an Sad Fa5 contains about 70 a'Is has,
m on :, a3 ,,so story house and oulbuldingS nearly ie"
with sbnn sance OF all kinds OF fruit, and IS sshy aIuai.d
"; x (.ountv New Jersey. within about TWO MAes
- s n which place the Railroad is now completed
T !, whip sbou, three hours ride OF Cy
From :; 10 so per vii. be required IN cas ana IN. Gn m
80 @ in Goods al a fair larhe, value For parucu!..S ~:
r Sre >, ~ i Ve,,rvs,ree, NewIorh Thurtday rIi9ay
w s.,nriay OF this week, between The hours o a'
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nRANn CONCERT-Apollo Saloon.

7
Mrs. KYLE Professor OF the Flu,c,rrspecttully an
his friends andhr public u at he will give i' an
nua Couceron Monday svenng ncxt Apri on which occa
dame Otto. M Harlrck Mrs Page, Nr. kos>owskl, Mr.
Aloer Mr. Aupick Mr.. De Janon, ;uar,) aud Mr. Stalls
iauateur) Mr. Trnm will preside at the Piano Forte
Tickets 81 each family tickets 10 admit gentleman and
wo a,, - be had the Music Stores, and OF MI
J. A. kylr4l For.ytastrest Concert 10 commence al
o'rlo-L Particulars in small bills ulSl 81.
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Paaseu1efn

In the packet ship Bhooe, from hasre.'- l~aoout +.
Hedne! and G; Melton. ali OF France.
In the Bszaar at Bosom from Calcntta-Capt- Vim.
Kippen, late Of brig William, OF New-i orS.
Ie :he bdg Mary sl.by' ron 'oois-' H. FRANK, and
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as FOR SALE-Aa aIm' sItudtetl n'
s1 Far Hockaway, L l. within shor distance o' t1
Tes1s p,yilon and fronting ha bay and oGeas. !.
tans 100 acres 20 acres which is frs, rate lasle ,a
,be re,iue good grass meadow land and some a
Srd,a, or easy access the c!ry both Gy lana anu
ter Enguire OF Samuel B. Norton on Ine 'el-s'
Also, o,hei PtoPetS '0' - uSI 2w'
heto,a s,ztsd-
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY. March Si,,,
BY $. DRAPE Il. j {
II ). +. n. : e..
S,or- ;, Wiiljan>->tre-s. corner OF Pnr-sts. ro
PEREMPTORY SALE UE FRENCH GouL"-s0

| PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH GooLN-sea>
CASH.
| THIRSDAE March Si>t,
4: 10 O'Clock. Il, lf- .huctOa Room
French GcuDS-lOH cases OF Er-nch DRY Gr,cs' las,
aotrs a>t.> arrivals eunpT>ia most dss-!aoie at
hieiii OF fashionable and >.a-pl7hic Good>
!A,>o case uncut vrivct~ or rs>sirss afc oas.ofN
a!>n. ! ci>%> crimson ,soDgsc>
| Ai~o.5 ca>s> printed pouyet hdhtA
A.>oS ca>s> 6i;cs AIN! blue black iusiIiiiss
Also cases sup. back pou dc >oie and sro 9e >Hi>f
| .ti~r cases assorted feather fans
.a!~l, cases style bonnet ribbon,
Also, case superIoc thread eigings
,o case black chaaiila vei> very superior article
Also case lama .hawIs; q bracelets
Also , Eases cotton and "oI>tet! hosiery
io cass fancy articles. consisting OF care heads, 'ancy
Also ca>,> exrs sew style real China souarI silks OF
,uIeror quality art! iaS landed.
Catalogues ana, >anp;ts on the riornis:o' >he'
SATURDAY, April :,
4; 10 O'Clock the AGct'on Soo,n
PESCMPrcay SAIsog CLorEs IND CASs!nhSks - r,.n3 ~
shelves FOR CA>l-cpn>r. o. 2l pieces !" 7es VI -
Cloths lEd Ca>>JnerHs, just landed comprising 80 I,r
blacks brow i Invisible green Give and fancy co.o' ~
cllret, iah!ia. &c. -, a...-,
Also loo pcs ca>,ners> OF various patterns ai'u "ef
Ions
{ printed lsrn.ce>; do printed rnnSee hdAIS
China black six lIik do assorted Servings taSae aux
French sty PLAID. CaSiDicrt> Oxford. fancy a''A'' ca
let MKT, De JoiEvolle,
Also, tC0 pieces IL, 81 and o. white aUG rru oA''o'
r:atns.
TO LET OR LEASE in the village OF jamaica spa
en carriage house, greenhouse ice hcqsr nc SuTS III
within minutes walk ot the ka1rpad Depot Inc
premise. perfect order. any viii be LEI WIN
~ Land. ruore II required >, H
'e'N' y y ''s '"0s> '''' - > Wli. r GRACIE.
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YXTANTED.-In a Dry Goods Store, a
w Lad acquain,cd with the business. Apply at @b8
p i HENRY HART. IEY IT
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TARDWARE, Cutlery & ancy VDods
Ia 80 od sim N. York. three dcors east OF Pearl
s. sa4
arrivals from End Cutl.ry which together with purchases
.. n1,on saSr their o well worthy s s attention hs o.
AZ Who are purchasing Tor cash or cy r.
Driee,o Hardafe they large assortment Of s"eds.
Ion Cut Nails and English Rose and Ca;p s
pbasars VIII do well call and examine their gooa BE-
49,. 90 .H'.,
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DRY GOODS.
| cREAT. REELECTION of Prices


VI Spring F,>has Just -cccivei al :le City Cash Ta
oriug EHahsn-n', sn2 Rroadway-whcre may b. found
coapl.,e assortment fashionable Gooc>, selected IRON
-ccsE nf-.,ta;ons bouri exclusively Tor cash and will
b. nats;o order sstrce. low prices Th- s,yr and
qaaii,y Of our work ,couarc with that OF any house in
the iradr
or9 assortment eours-e, .up-r ane wool black we Of
En-ian! AMI t7ur:ca.osrs: closhs-Ens,l and French
doe ,k.a Cas>iin-re tu2te and single Giei-Paiu and
fancy Ca>siuere superior quaii,y,ilk and Vest
nss-a choice and elegant assortment ie1 Spring
received.
W. would call .tr attention OF our friend, and The public
aI ard corpI-is assortment tReady Made Clo,il.-
the OF which made order OF the best materials
and Ial-s; Tye. consisting OF
Snperine Dress and frock Goats from SIS 90 IS Ca
DO Plain and Fey Cassincre Pants, % to 10 90
10 Silk and Satin Nss,s rom % to ) 90
large assortment OF Over Goats, superoiy made 81
fer at his season OF the year Tor cost
Citizens and invited 10 call and examine
and style Of work before leaving er erders
elsewhere. as il viii bemuch 10 .her interest.
T-rms-Ca.h-one price and no Abatement
y. B.-A whole suit furnished in ia hours.
ro5 !vv~ EDWD FOX. on2 Broadway
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w ANTED-An active man as a part
Wv n.r in a Land Office. 5000 will be required 20 PuF
ci,,s. an interest Apply al 70 Duchs, near Fulton J.
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WANTEpprya5s a o.n! famss .es-a5s ase be
L o,I1. s;i Broadway, for city country, III any ca
Flni i i "a. ''' T,,qn ori,l r. ELLIOTT, Proprietor
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Josiah Richards Auctoneer ,
By BANGS. RICHARDS \ PLAIl,
Store leS Broadway.
W. c. IIaggsrty, Ancuoneer
BY JOHN ElAGGERTI X SONS.
Store iG9 Peari.rec-
FRIDAY. April lsi,
AZ 10 O'Clock tl. Auction RoDul
FRENCH GoCpS.-l00 cases French Goods, comprising
large and desirable assortment o' seas, nane au9ies re-
cclyet PER recent arrival>-ai6 b months credi
Catalogues and samples morning of sale
Also, Mattiont lustrlEgs
Nl>o. 5 cases and blue black French bonlp!dihes
Also. under the NJ the wnren, o ,he po'l' oi
ccount oiunierwriters damage on the voyage o rpoe
Ion an invoice Ot lace .oos consisting OF ~ mu~ueo
nets nets. III tilet nets 81 fancy blonde ~ pam
nei> s.; spotted and spotted blonde r.,
Al.l under Inspection OF the waes OF the port 'o
account o the underwriters, damaged on nd VoyaSs ot
Importation
cases 7, 81 and lo- unsleached supethne hn'n oa'
mask cloths.
SATURDAY, April Cd.
At 10 o'clock at the Auction RooM 49,
BRUSSELS AND INcRMr CARPErs.-brt>>cis, "hsoh a""
SaNOne> in SETS, tine and >lpcrHi't l'SthtlS|
> bales Brussels rugs, assorted SKIES
, bale, IL and - hemp cnrpetnG
. bales 81 baizes Tor door cloths.
piece, >uperinc ard fine ingram carpet.
Z.tl.o % pcs surp Brussels ccrpets
Also, 20 bales Ingram carpets
Also, bales ply carpets
Also, II bales Tenctians
Also l00 tuted rugs
WEDNESDAY. April 9th,
Al 10 O'Clock, at the auction roora
Package Sala5,p packages foreign ana tH'"'e"c D.y
(oc, comprising large ant desirable aSSorles'o' '
a)nable articles mos credit
Catalogues and samples on morning OF snle
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4 BBOTT'S New Series of Stories for
TUHF BOWF,RY Fashionable Miliner

Establishment, Cheapest Ladies Bonnet Store in
New York 81: Bow-ry, between Walker and Hester SIS
Mrs. F. a. BO"N tenders her grateful thanks TO her
numerous patrons and the ladies New York generally
and wishes inform them that her first opening OF French
Spring Fashions will -e on SATURDAY. Ar2f lSi. Wien
She viii b., pleased n all her old again
Southern and County llllncrs wiil at t Store have an
opportunity seeing large assortment and al price
Tb. FASHIONS rere. ed monthly. rl3l Sis
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pOARD WANTED.-Thrce young gem
4 tlrnen wish obtain board, an moderate terms,
from ahnut the middle OF Apr) in respectable private
anilv where there other boarers, ana where they
can Cniov the comforts of home. Two OF ttein wis! u!i
hoard Locntion must be West OF Broadway, between
alker and Spring-strcelS. References exchanged Adj
dress stating terms and references w r. al this olce
,en -;
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L. :. DISTRICT COURT.
Rn,orr JudvtBcttS.

Several rct;,i,n, nased Decree among which was tle
Sr., involuntary one being that OF George T. Morris on
cornplan, OF James E. Cooley. Objections were na"' "
petition OF Abraham Blum ,,.-., The
The petition of Henry E. Elliott pns>ed 10 @ - ;r.,
Court state,! that improper preferences wetI @ '
decree Inn would operate to prevent final o''a'
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w AN ED-lo pu'Innsse 'aan, >, ree, long and "A
to 90 inches diameter. Apply IL B. BLAIR VI y Co.
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THE sCH THE MOO: FULL SEA
Rises 80 Sets IA Rises uiotn South i I0In. II 81
Latest Dates.
LONDON Mar 81 HAvRE MAR. /
LIvkR kRPooI Mar. Mar q
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AN IF situation ysany as soa" 9naMfs o
The hest OF citv references for capabiiy honesty ana NOUS
Annlv ni 81 Canal-street Ih'l ~
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AIR.MERSTER.S II-NENILE CON.

NER. WEBSTER'S 5 JUVENILE CON
w CERT repeated NJ the Broadway Tabernacle on
THURSDAY evening, March 5,tto commence at hai-pa>t
o'clock VIII; Medley Duet piano er,s oy two scholars
The performances will consist oi selections from those
distinguished auhor>-Nlozar Ro>sin Won Weber Helni
Moclell,> rhomp>on, Mcneike, Clifton, &c &C. During
t evening. by request Webser will sing several songs
and during the n;cni>>ion, VIII address the audience
th. cultivation OF music IN connection with common school
education Tickets . cent, cacs, be had at the music
,,li I,,gl .,,r.,- ,,.,. m5N u
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NJ .ANTED-By an active young man
w situation as Agent railroad or Clerk on ooaIa M
.eah.at Hi, qualifications and references OF tne trsl
cin AnrlY u Civ Office. IS Cannl-et In00 ~.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VvHE RAINERs. Concer, at the Rut-

| THE RAINERS' Concert at the Rut-
Il gers Institute VIII take place on Friday Evening,
pTi i.2. wien several pieces VIII be onaent out
by them Tickets - cents. b. had al The Muse Stores
and a;the Concert 70 commence al eek slsi
nRAMATIC Readings and limitations.
~ Miss CLARENDON has ne honor nj ann1uncinc 70
her trend, aYt i citizens OF S.-Inra taat she Viii give
OF Dramatic Readings the Newi orA Society Ii
brary, Breaway. Mctstav Evening, April /, 1872
PROGRAMME.
B.lvitera frn Otyvay> tragedy OF Venice Preserved
otsrlo De>iemoa. an,; lago, trom >hah>Qeare> Moor
O; NeuIcs-
Julian St Pisrc, Sheridan Kno~le>s Play Of The
Hamlet from Shakespeare tragedy.
PART
Panline nn SIR Z Buiwer's play OF; The Lady OF Lyons
Cilaie Menntte''
llrrcauo from Shak,pea-es tragedy OF Romeo old
Juliet.
Julia iIota Saowie>'> play OF the FIanc!bach-
Romeo and Juliet. from >hak.ps.re'> tragedy OF thar
Zname
c6eieu. IRON FL. solwers celebralcpay ofRchien.
PART W.
,litation,' Of the principal and original characters
sustained tie Park Taehre. Ne1Yors, III the rev and
opular conrtlr.ct London Assurance
L. Performance 10 commence AT o'clock precisely
Tickets 80 may be Obtained a; the cur nl5l It
s appearance of MIR. Charles Bra
hantiu New. .Yorh.-slr. BRAIIAM has the hono- TO
announce that his Concert viii be gwen on
when M Charlie, Brahaui viii make his IS;
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEw-YORK, MARCH 81, 1912
MINIATURE ALMAsAc.-rHIs Day
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HRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS, low for CASH e@hinets 5Is.s
ni other Steel Pens Cutlery, Hooks and Eyes Fms Me-
dies Accordons Pocket Books silk and Leather N oge[r
nto, " ,ssarmen, OF all articles in the above line o
Ssinsss Country merchants respectfully inSle,i 10
cali when visiting this city, and examine the Stoch' DIS " y
S;eved ,hat unusual Inducements are offered at
ps'e'eu a'" u''u-A c. II. DAFLINGS,
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appearance.
Clarke Winfield Ny. Brahnn
Sonc-.. NV Boyhoods loRe. tfruU the
49,.
Song-.wilau TsI' tI'rahsml Mr.. Brahan
Hayden. C1nzon-t-' My Mother BIDS me
Duet-",s wcllt ali,nlMr C. atair and Mr.. BraIan
Song trnm the Opera OF Mausauiciln tB,n-
ham Eve he shall not perish. Mr.. Brahan
81 Part S,ng-aW heul heheld the Anchor
Weighed tBalie Mr.. C. Brahan
Grand Brigand Scena,= from the Opera OF
FTa pav1o r ;ninY ,,- BTs5a,, Brsbam,
Song. The LantiIady'> Little Daughter,
translated from III. German.
Song from Love III Nlage-"Wc all love
Pretty Girl under ibe Rose BTahan
The Picture Song. from TIE Dpera OF the
Devil, Bridge tBraham Nr, Braham
Mr.. Havcr. the celebrated Orgars al Boston will pre-
the Piano Fort. several OF the pieces Tickets
i ai he ,riucinal Music mes 4>
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rSan,
Br. barqueeMohaca, Jump. Glasgow, A. Knox, Jr.
Brig 81. Marks, Williams St Thomas. Wm.5W. Pla,t.
Schrs Warsaw, Burdck, Earrataria, La. A. T. Coo.y
Co; Outcsie. Jenkins Harber Grace F.. w. Lewis;
Martha. " Fowler, Nads Washington, y. C.. Aboo. Law
renee Nfek.r Boston.
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eA APPLE TREES-I,UUUP prime lnr1ll!
sSSN ,,o. Trees, consisting Of ,te Winter GrsenLs:
ca7t House Wine sap Yellow ssTosr r2pR o Rsn
d 20 co Tphe-and SPICE de- Fall Resreak or Hage a ppie
sans,sr san Peaa Pose Yeos a HsTgst w ss,rd an rpp an
M low in lots 10 suit purchasers Also is" fuIi
and Pear Trees, at No FeTTy-strEe1t,1 ppowN
rSn5 L T-Li'-iAA =.
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MUSIC ATTHREE CENTS ArasetEE

l7 Il a, No IL Lispenari-stree tntnAr ci brdgdway-
T. Ge,ain SHsc Publisher. constantly receiving
and fashionable Music for the Piano Guitar and Flute
which he s selling II the very low price OF cents page
which will sold very The pubic Invited 10 c
and themselves. " holesae dealers ,uPp"e
cheaper than other establishment in the o. States
y R!--Piano ForteS tuned al IS cents.
Ipfg 81 rs LA
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cORONER'S OFFICE. .,h..
.rto .., bsJ an inonc,, this afternoon al lne ti,v M
neps, Ho, cornnr OF Broadway and Leonard, u
ho OF M Edward sow".eanS Io na'IsS ha Soared there
ssed about So oi properly WHO 10 @ complained OF
darrhas bat kept about and refused t. have
aad wa, found dead III his bed al Z O'CLOCK '''
NefIic.-Di..l OF uiaIrbGa
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Aim,anc 10 ihe whoe Is cents children hall price
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DEALE'S Ncw-York Museum.--Day
and Evening Exhibitions commenced on Monday,
18th March, Mr. HARRINGTON, The Justly cSaSbratetl
vsnuoquist and Magician ana Mr. Ev vERARD ,fa1augh-
ter-ovn., Comic Singer, both engaged tor sors
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ucrate. ,rI,.,a h..p
NJ ~! ~. " IL, .,,,,nnI ..,23 2w
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

.Jouy DAY. Secretaries nl3l
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ther grievances. Let them exhibit to Governor
King and the Legislature, and the world, tacon
testible evidence that they do actually compose
a majority of voters in the State. Let them 40
this, and then propose, jointly, TO elect delegates
for Convention, which shall adopt Consll'u-
ton by which they willmutually abide. IL they
were to do this, the Charter Party would doubt
less. accommodate them, and thus The whole
matter could be easily brought TO a satisfactory
termination.
But they must exercise iorbearance and pa
tience, and they will obtain justice. We i'm
plore them to give no heed to the brawlns de-
magogues of other States. We impore them
10 commit no acts of violence, and then they
need not fear any interference on the part of the
Federal Government.
That the Globe and its clique of Destruc-
lives, though they would precipitate fatal col
lision, dixie incendiares who burn houses mere
" to plumber the inhabitants) entertain not the
slightest sympathy for those whose cause they
appear to advocate, is manifest from their en-
deavors to procure the removal Of Democratic
ofiice-holders, and to prevent the appointment OF
others by the President, for the sole purpose of
keeping up the old party organization
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WHAT NEXT s?

Mr. Garrett Davis has succeeded IN getting
adopted by the House the following resolution
Resolred, That committee of five be appointed to
inquire into the cause manner, and circumstances OF
the removal of Henry H. Sylvester late clerk in the
Pension Office from his place of clerk aforesaid; and
that said comm ee have power TO send for persons and
papers and to report by bill resolution, otherwise
Mr. d. is one of those gentlemen who, enter
tanning feelings of the EXTREMIST wrath against
the Administration, cannot be content to wait
until good opportunity is found Tor twisting
some act of the President or the Cabinet into
such shape as TO make it appear improper, but
are continually, like pack of hounds at fault,
"trying the country" in all directions, making
casts here and there and every where, while
every now and then some C Ring-wood'' gives
tongue1 on false scent.
Mr. Lane, of blessed memory" found a
mares nest, with Mr.. Weaver's help, in Blair &
Rives's memorial, and yelped out his alarm
notes on their trail. We have not heard yet of
any very distinguished success Of his in that
ca Sc, except that he has connected himself IN
dissoluby with Mr. Weaver's name and fame,
as his friend and advocate on the floor of Con-
gress.
Mr.. Poindexter threw off Mr.. Stanly and his
committee on the New York Custom House re-
port, and very fine business Mr.. Stany and his
committee made of it, as all are aware now and
as we predicted at the time.
| Not discouraged by the failure of the others,
Mr.. Davis, having heard of Mr. Sylvesters
removal from the Pension Office, has the gene
rosity, disregarding all party feeling, being HIM
self the most ultra, stub-and-twist Wing, and
Mr.. Sylvester Thoroughbred, New Hamp-
shire Locoloco, to get up a committee to inves-
tigate the whole matter, and he means, doubt
less, to reinstate Mr.. Sylvester, right off, in his
former place, after he shall have shown the
dreadful abuse which has been practised IN his
removal.
| The President is charged every day, by gen
temen of Mr.. Davis's stamp, with being Lo-
cofoco, because he has not swept, with ruthless
hand, every Democrat from office but no soon
eris Bentonian Locoioco removed, than some
Davis or Lane takes him by the hand, and the
whole power of Congress, with its committees
of investigation, to send for persons and papers
and "subpnna duces tecums" which Mr.. Pom
dexter thinks so much of to be served on all the
Cabinet, is invoked, in order to defend the re-
cent martyr and exhibit in glowing colors the
mopstrocities of the Administration. Great
men will do great things, and that s the hui
NOR of it, as Nym says. The Administration
lmust of course 'gve in" to such demonstrations
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NATIONAL READING ROOM.--The under
IN signed, at the solicitation Of many members of
Congress and citizens of Washington, who have
long felt the of establishment ofthis kind has
opened Reading Room, in the rear of his store on
Pennsylvania avenue door west of the American
Hotel. The room is handsomely fitted up, and files
Of the latest papers from every portion Of the country
may always be found on hand He has also made ar
engagements to obtain the English newspapers by the
Boston and New York line of steam packets in ad.
vance of the mail. This arrangement, he trusts, will
meet with share of general patronage, owing to the
numerous calls of persons who are in Wash
ngton for papers from their different sections of coun
try.
He respectfully invites all strangers, well as the
residents of the District to call and examine his files
where they will be permitted read the latest journals
gratutousy. ANDREW X. JENKINS.
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That all may be convinced of our readiness to
help on the good work, we will, Notwithstanding
our friendly feeling to the Administration, give
Mr.. Davis a piece Conformation relating TO ano-
Their outrage in the War Department, OF the
same kind as that Of the removal of Mr.. Syl-
vester. II is within our personal knowledge
that colored man, who was a messenger in
that Department for some time, was, by
late Secretary of War, for some real or imputed
faults, remored from his situation And more,
we believe no charge of interfering in politics
was ever brought against him by any colored OF
other gem'men. Here is case now calculated
to awaken Mr.. Davis's liveliest sympaihies; and
committee with all sorts of powers, "subpG-
ma duces tecums" to go to Africa, and a hority
TO send to farthest Ind" for persons and =.
ought at once to be raised, and the whole dread
full affair probed to the bottom. II is high time
that this dark transaction were brought TO light.
We wish entire success TO Mr.. Davis in his
investigation, and shall have great amusement
in watching its progress in Mr.. Sylvester's case.
Then, say we, let us have the other