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<9TN THE Subscriber offers for sale-et
GA Il The sen OF the Black Boy a Nor
IN AI me following assortment OF drugs,
~ meheines, paints, cils, etc, viz
E<ESSA ofchoce brands go
k<JHMA . % lbs span. Willing
SS8 los White Lead, Lears & 9th
8> lco lbs Washing soda
$500 80 ibs EPSON Sails
5Ol lbs Alum
NJ 80 lbs Venetian Red
e@2 80 los Spanish Brown
So sOgals Lamp Ol-vinter str.inet
81 ~ doz Fancy Soaps-all kinds
f=[S9 - lbs best Chewing Tobacco
E@Za IO gals Smiths prime Namishsa
50 gal Rose Water mug"
- gal common Narnish for course WORK
Co lbs Carb Ammonia
- doz Back Ink. in boxes
o. dcI Cologne, Florida and other perfome.
o. doZ Paint B.ushes-all sizes
81 csL Combs. asSortet-Har, Tuck Fin. AMI TIL,
~ reams Wrapping Paper e -" i0Het
8 boxes Wiuiow CLASSICAL sizes
- doz Olive OIL
10 daz Hair Brushes
" gross haches-besf kind
= doz- fockei Books-c0mmon AMI sun.rs,a
efoss Chcwing and Smoking Tobaceo-Nitc,,s a.,
~ gross Demilohn and Bottle Corks etc e,. r.-
. M Ah Alncs surgical Instruments IAnrst. cSr.o,.
SStetheseopes, ETC. etc snufs Calor1el RbnhsrS So
Caro soia Mac Cloves, Nutmegs Cinser An-nic. sup
eIS 10 mich Invite the attention. OF INV ioSSn al
SAMUEL Z. DOVE
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LOUISA RAILROAD.

EDOCATION-A gentleman and his lady ate de
Ious oi obtaining situation as Principals In some
tenao Academy IN virginia They have for sevcra yc1rs
pssL eesssiuly supetintendoi numerous school Of
young ladies', and bring with them TESTIMONIALS OF hirb
moral Character end comp TO gve Instruction In iii
g minor branches Of solid Errlsh alton fogctber
wth Natural aud Moral Philosophy, Chemistry Do'any
thorough conIsc Of Mathematics, tho Latin and Frcneh
LanAnagea AM communication addressed (pos paid) 10
=. ~ care OF Dsbney Cauihorn. Richmond will be
t.e.uply Alenueu 10. W ciw
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DAVID WALSH'S
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM.
@ Grateful for the very liberal PATRONAGE
e1t he has received foI the IS years thai he
has qeen Ia business, would tender his
- ~ 60 sineeTe thanks to generous public ami
X hopes 10y renewed efforts, Together "a M,
the superior faellles he now hs (. 10 ZEN.
eh'ite satisfaction 70 all who may pltronsc hia
Having just returned from the North, wners he pnr
chased new Lasts OF the latest French Fashions
win sNcry extensive assortment Of CllIssin MoIoceo
etc, which he confidently recommend As M, Les;
ne has ever had all OF which lac will take great pleasure
IN inssns M To order az the sores; notice. al reuced
prices 10 correspons with the tines "
An assortment Of Boots and <hoes Of eve,x es.,;,,
Of his own Manufacture always on hand fbo-e In ,ysni
chasing elsewhere. ' 'e''io Pu''
b7wsned Immediately, J or frs, rate workmen.
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FARM FOR SALE


Within u miles OF tho city poor House
EOR SALE, privately, the tract Of land on which 70.
~ sac, containing 2j6 acres, situated the Meadow
bridge road IN the county Of Henrico. The land Is level
theic not ling than Of broken land on no
ast 20 the premises there IL very gooddwolng house
win oil the essay ont houscswiih 4 very select an
pie orchard, and good peach orchard About
OF me itac Is well woodedthe soil Ia well adapted TO The
culture o. cora, oats wheat grass, &c considerable
pat OF the land las been much Improved with m,nure
ahi by the non grazing system tho foundation Of the soil
red Clay can say, with safety, is one Of the
IaIns In TIE county Of Hcntico.
Terms LIBERAL and will be made known on applic,on IN
Inc subscrher, residing the premises who will sh,vs
the land to thosc who may wish to purchase.
KO. PELIJaM or TO
INLOES A. BROTiIER
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no DENTISCS

TO DENTISTS.
III. subscriber has recently been annoln,cd A,c, e.,
= the sale 81 Teeth manufaciurcI b, pr n Mrt:,,,b
o phia, which are for beauty, durability aud az, \.
iute nnsrrrassed by any offered 20 lie
"one' W ths or any other country They are warr.nred
~, '" creek nor change colour under the los. po.
ten. ' -" " ave AiuAiae'
ihe pubic are lnviedio erimine the following which
ate no~ gu hand an ! ready lot inspecfion:
fivnt Teeth, Assorted shades and s.zes
..c % do 10 do
40 do
p'SurpbstOfs DO 10
-. 49, . PEYTOS JOHNSTON,
oe 80 A. the Medical Emporium RichuonJ Va,
n linDs prime Porto Rico Moas5es
~ DE- Clir.fed Sugar
20 boxes S,errI anti Patent T,u,,. t,,,,u.,
SUD sacks blown Salt
receiving aud for sale 1850 "s''
oeS woRTuAM, MeGRupER 4 co.
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| NITADE w. WOODBRIDGE, Jdoors fellow IA. lsu
w Tavern, Offers for sale tho following articles for
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eoG Mo.ITin nL nTGunnISsEI y, AND

The first Exhibition Of this Society viii h. hell d,
courthouse on Thursd-y the ii Of Nnyetnber TIE
Farmer rally aud all who c. an In lie ,,ss
ate Cordially invited To attend ~ o.
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N B.-Paokazos, Certificates Of Packages single Tiet
ss sui shares for sale the greatest variety anil tho rca
hu1NJ NumbofS ". STHAIION iithu,
49, .,.-,---- RichmuHd.va.
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Va Icesburs Lottery, Class O-For Monday Morning
pHze Of SIS oUO, 1900 600, 9O 1851 1900 10 of inn
etc % No Lottery, 10 % drawn Nos. Tickets siO
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STARKIE ON EVIDENCE.
NEW edition complete vols with many other vain
"A able Law Books-for sale at moderate prices by
"o@s w RANDOLPH.
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ASss;,ssssss
RHODE ISLAND REBELLION AT AN
END!

The following account is extracted from pa
pers received by last nights mail Private let
tiers confirm the accounts and 90 somewhat
more into particulars. We congratulate the
country on,the happy termination Of this alali'
which threatened to involve consequences OF
the greatest moment.
Yery important from Rhode Naturalization prooa-
bin put to,cn ,cthoat bioodshed-We give the follow
ing intelligence from the Providence Journal Extra,
with greater qualification than often falls to our lot as
public Journalists. The true men o. Rhode lsiand
have acted as became the OF such an ancestry
They have Frustrated rebellion upon It's hrst actuai
approach and driven Reorganization into the dch,
aid that 100 by their own unasssled strength ana
irmness Not d United States soldt;r has been en-
ployed We'll may Rhode Island be proud of her gal,
liant Governor, and the bold spirits that surrounded
him in the hour OF drest difficulty The noble litle
ate has earned Immortal honor lo. herself and per,
formed service for the whole country which should
I've in grateful recollecl all time. II this reoe'-
lion had been permitted 10 succeed the consequences
10 republican government would have been trightu
indeed Dorr has decamped in hot haste, and accord
ing to the Chronicle, hot pursued by the friends
of Government. Ii he did not throw his sword unto
Lopez pond on his way to Woonsocket, its generous
New Yolk donor may possibly get it again Now Is
the time for true sympathy and his friends ought ny
all means to meet in the Park this afternoon and eN-
press II
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Correspondence of the NJ Y. Ere. Post.
WASHINGTON, May

. w AsHINGTON, May TO, ToF@'
In the House of Representatives, several bills were
reported and com nee of five was appointed to in
qure of the Secretary Of War; the causes of the re-
movalof Mr. Sylvester, clerk in the Pension Office
Various stories in circulation in relation to this
moval but which Of them is true it is difficult to de-
termine. Mr.. G. Davis, believe, Of MIR. Clay
white Charles" is the mover of this resolution, and
while his hand is in, whv will he not include the hun
dreds of honest whom Mr.. Ewing removed, not
for slandering any member of the Cabinet but simply
for exercising the elective franchise pretend not to
say what Mr. Sylvester has said or DONE TO cause hi,
removal but am free TO say, that if he made use Of
the language ascribed to him, he is bound either 70
sustain his charges, OF TO be branded as cauni'
piator,
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which we did not understand but which amounted
to a determination not to dispense at present lhcii
cannon were loaded and pointed SO as to command
all the sides OF the house the situation IS very open
and presents many avenues of approach, Inc mn
tary companies approached and posted themselves OH
different sides.
The Governor, with the Sheriff, went into the
house and informed the crowd that their object was
TO arrest Thomas w DoT. They were told that ne
had left the city the Sheriff said that he should pro-
coed to search the house Against this they loudly
protested and made show of resistance, but was
done thoroughly though unsuccessfully Dorr IS I'M
derstood to have left the city for Worcester lie IS
reported to have been seen in carriage, with PAIR
of fleet horses at full speed making for that direction
His men exceedingly indignant at his deserllon,
and curse him openly and loudly. After placing
them against the wishes of all his counselors and by
the exercise of his own ndomable obstinacy I'm their
present position he sought safety for himself IN hight
and left them to their fate Before the arrival OF the
military or Immediately after, the greater part OF the
insurgents who were armed left the ground and dis
persed. About twenty-five, however, stood by their
guns and declared that although they were ready to
dispense they would not surrender them
A strong party of horse followed Dorr IN instant
pursuit but we fear there little prospect of his be-
ing arrested in the State. requstion will be made
upon the Governor Of whatever State he has He'd TO,
and he will be brought here for trial lie WIN very
probably attempt to get up announcer synPathiZihg
meeting in New York, and come here at the mead OF
the ruians Of whom he boasts that he can raise hye
thousand but he will never be allowed to come into
the State except in the custody of the law HIS
course is run.
This is to give notice that have resigned my seat
as a member of the House of Representatives, from
the town of Smithield under the Peoples Constitu-
ton.
May Is, 1912. ELISHA SMITH
The insurgents hare not given up their guns, but
are entrenchng themselves.
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Austria and France shoot in each others moutl
A NEW COUNTERFEIT.
Office of Bicknell,s Reporter,
r6 sDuth I'd st


Commercial Bank of Philadelphia, zoos letter A.,
pay bearer, variously dated, and signed Benz. +.
Smith, Cash, J. Dundas, Pres. The name OF the
Cashier Autographed and toerably well initiated
That of the President not so well done Engraved
by Rawdon, Wright s. Hatch, New York The
words estate of Pennsy'a" over the name of. the
Bank, and "Phad'a" before the date darker than
the other parts Of the note. little care will suffice
to detect them, they do not resemble the true bills
in the slightest particular The spurious bills have
for vignette large figure of Mercury holding in
one hand horn of plenty, &C., vessels in the dis
lance Between the officers names at the bottom of
the bill is the figure Of man with sickle and
sheaf Of wheat. On the right margin the denomina-
ton, in two places, with train of rail road cars be-
tween them. On left end the amount of the note
The vgnette of the genuine note is female figure
resting on box with an eagle at her feet The
word Philadelphia before the date is engraved II
full. On right end medallion head of William Penn
and on left end, head of Walter Raleigh Engrav
ed by Fairman Draper Underwood & Co.
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36,265 Prizes-39, III Blanks.

st, 265 Przes-39,1 III Blanks,
Or, about Prize to Blank.
Tickets only $l5-H Halves $1.50-QuaHers 49, 10
Eighlhs 81 81.
s-T The price of certificate Of q package Of 26
whole tickets in the above splendid Lottery is only
$I65 certificate of 26 halves only $50 50j GER
tlcate of 26 quarters only $i 25 certificate Of 26
eighths only $50 CO. and certificate of a package
may draw the five highest prizes,
81, Tickets and shares and certificates Of packages
in the above splendid Lottery constantly for sale at the
Office of the Managers, next door east of Gadsby's
Hotel Washington.
~ All orders by mail will meet with the most
prompt attention. and as soon as The drawing is over
an account of it will be sent to all who order from
us. Address,
JIG. GREGORY & co, MANAGERS,
Washington, d. G.
april 2-2aw4wd&c
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NOR SALE -Forty-seven thousand dollars in
i Certificates of the United States Treasury, bear
ing the interest Of eight per cenum per annum, until
payment shall be made by the Mexican Government
in money or Treasury notes receivable at the Next
can custom houses in payment of duties upon goods
entered for importation or expectation according to
the article 6 Of the Convention Of the 18th OF April
1899 between the United States and Mexico, and the
act Of Congress of June 18th, ls40.
The owners Of said Certificates of the Treasury
Department Of the United States, for the above sum
of 1900, purposing TO make visit in Europe, Will
sell either said amount in its totally 10 suit
purchasers, on accommodating terms for silver. OF
gold Offers to be addressed through the post office
to S. II & Co. In case of parity of offers, members
of Congress shall be preferred. Offers received until
the 18th inst S. II. & Co.
WASHINGTON, DC March 2, 1912.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

Y
VIZ HEREAS there is good reason to believe that
w the alarming frequency with which fires have
lately occurred in this city By which much valuable
property has been destroyed, and much more exposed
to imminent peril, has been caused part by wicked
and wilful ncendiaries and it being OF the utmost
consequence well to the safety OF property as Tor
the tranquility Of the community, that such atrocl-
ties should be put stop to, by bringing the perpetra
tors thereof to condign punishment; have thought
fit TO issue this, my proclamation, offering reward
of Five Hundred Dollars to whoever shall give nior-
nation which shall lead to the discovery and cohylc-
ton Of any person guilty of wil1ully setting fire to
any dwelling house or other building within the city
Of Washington
May 20--3t
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ton TO bold and energetic action Men will not,
spanel-ke, fawn upon their oppresors- We say,
let the Administration do its duty and il will not
want for friends among the people. As matters now
stand no man, however fond he ma be Of political
warfare, will spend his time and waite his efforts IN
the cause, while those whom he would support give
all the vantage ground to the enemg-support wee
and trample upon virtue.
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IN IAIpRnRARl-E SrnRl

a little paper called the Evening ~" ~
lshed pretended extra from the Ntat
terday, containing an account Of q dUe
taken place between Wise and Stanll y Nl'N
and IN which the former Is represented 81 a'1
killed. The Madlsonian extra IS Ha'' ~
night but the paper OF YESTERDAY pa" na
he subject The whole story + d'up''a .''''.
Phil Inquire
we are glad no one bsaeyes NE ,aorls '
of such Ga2etre, We issued na
extra
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

Certificate Of package OF wholes 500 UU
Do do. halves % 90
Do do. quarters II 30
Whole tickets rs 00-Halvcs So 50-Quarters 81 %
Orders for Tickets will receive the most prompt and
confidential attention drawings sent TO all those
order from US Immediately on the receipt thereof.
The immense number of prizes distributed by us,
consisting of whole of $50, 600 whole of "a 600
IA Of S25 600 besides many other prizes, too hume
rous to mention will make it the interest OF all pur
chasers TO forward US their orders. Remember our
biz scheme draws on the Goth of'May.
r. FRANCE, Agent for the Managers
Corner 9th st. and Penn. ay,
may l4-5t.
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JAMES PHALEN 4 Co, Managers Office, cor.
ner Of 9th St. and Penn. av

The grand capital prize Of $4,000, in the above
lottery, was sold in share TO worthy and highly
respectable gentleman in Philadelphia. This il con-
tnuation Of usual fortune for in Grand Consol-
dated No. T. drawn April l4th, we sent certificate
of package of wholes which contained combination
IA 81 6l prize of 600 to gentleman IN North
Carolina.
We would particularly call the attention Of distant
and home adventures to the splendid, magnificent
and unriyaed scheme to be drawn May Doth, in Will
mington, Delaware-which, beyond doubt is the very
best scheme ever issued in this country and which
contains over a million of dollars TO be distributed
among the favortes of fortune.
Our distant customers may rely upon the most strlc
and confidential attention to their orders, and, by
sending them to u.s. they sure to be in the road L
fortune.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
OF DELAWARE.
Glass A for 1912.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware May 70
1872
Under the superintendent OF Commissioners aP
pointed by the State.
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EXPERIMENTAL LECTURES.

MIR ROBERT GRANT will give series OF IL
lvI Illustrative lectures at the Apollo Hall, COM
mencing on Monday evening, May %, and continued
for three successive evenings
The chief object which Mr. Grant has in view IN
these lectures is the exhibition before the Depart
ments Of our National Government, OF variety OF
nteresnc md philosophical apparatus, and OF Nus
trating /, actual experiment several new and scien-
tifc discoveries never before demonstrated.
I5-Sngle tickets, for gentleman and lady, nifty
cents--for the course Sl--to be had at Stationers
Hall.
Lectures commence at o'clock.
Nav 2l-3t
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SUMNER DANCING ACADEMY

N C. Liable has the honor to inform the ladies
i and gentlemen who are DESTROYS for their chill
dren to receive instruction in dancing this summer,
that he will reopen at his dwelling June lst and on
Capitol Hill June ID Days of tuition at his resi-
dence, MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays and on
Capitol Hill, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
The course to consist of twenty-fo lessons.
Nav 2l-3tawlw
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

PosT OFFICE, WAsHlNGToN CITY,
April 2l, lS12,
THE GREAT EASTERN AND NORTHERN Mail will
hereafter be closed at this office at F. M. and 9
p, M.
Letters and papers received by 1t will be delivered
at y A. M. and u Z. NJ
1uE GREAT SOUTHERN Mail will be closed daily
at 9 p. M.
Letters and papers received by it will be d livered
at A. P. NJ
Tns GREAT WESTERN NAL will be closed daily
at 3 p, M.
Letters and papers received by it will he delivered
at y a. NJ.
Al. The Post Office will be kept open every day,
exccp, Sundays, from u A, M toe 2 M On Sun
days heretofore
This arrangement will be continued during the
summer and until further notice,
apo d2w WILLIAM JONES, p NJ.
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JAMES pHALEN 8 co. MANAGERS
DRAWN NUMBERS
), GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

Class IL.
81 50 80 II 81 81 90 46 SO 10 IA 66 81
Combination 10, 49, 81, prize of 81 600, was
sent into the country.
The following scheme IS 10 be drawn on the l9th OF
May, in Wilmington, Del, by Commissioners np-
pointed by the State.
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j. G. GREGORY & co. MANAGERS
MOST SPLENDID LOTTERY
To be drawn May 2l, 1912.
CAPITAL $4,000 DOLLARS
$25,000-$l2 5000 prizes Of $1,000, &c.
Is drawn numbers in each package OF 26 tickets
UNION LOTTERY-CLA No. I.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c. Saturday
May 81, 1912.
~ number Iottery-15 draw m Ballots
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BLANK BODkS,
Ofthe most durable KIND, made from the finest linen
parer and bound in a manner une4udHed in ~
country for strength and durat iy Books made by
their predecessors UPON the plan still followed have
been in use upwards of stay PEARS without gvnh
way, and any cfther superfne books which may pc
ordered will be warranted to stand that length
Of time
Orders from public offices institutions, and indy
duas, will w. attended to with prompness ana AZ 'ar
rates HOGAN & THOMPSON,
No 30 North 4th at, and No. l0e,
Chestnut 81 Philadelphia
may y ly
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april 2aw4wd&c

WILLIAM YOUNG, (2doors east of Gadsby's,
w Pennsylvania Avenue, has just received a
fresh supply of WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
direct from the White Sulphur Springs in Virginia,
which he will sell on reasonable terms, and in guam
titles to suit customers half barrels otherwise
ANALYSIS.
The solid matter procured by evaporation from 100
cubic inches Of the White Sulphur Water when
dried at 221, weighs, agreeably to The experiments
of Professor Rodgers, 635i grains, this consists Of
Suphate of Lime, Chloride e Calcium,
Suphote of Magnesia Peroxide of Iron,
Suphnte of Soda Phosphate of Lime
Carbonate OF Lime Sulph. Hydrate SODIUM
Carbonate of Magnesia, Organic Matter,
Chloride of Magnesium Preciplia,ed Sulphur,
Chloride Of Sodium, Iodine,
The gaseous matter consists OF
Sulphurated Hydrogen Nitrogen,
CaIbonic Acid, Oxygen mI9
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TICE-MILITARI ENCAMPMENT
OrrIcE OF TRANSIT. B. j. r. r. Co.
WAsHNGroN, May 10, 1872
INIIE public respectfully notified that the lare
L from Washington TO Baltimore and back will be
reduced to So with the privilege of returning at any
time during the ecampmen
May l9--3t
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gIPersons al a distance may be assured thai
their orders will be promptly and faithfully attend
ed TO-
All communications are considered and held strict
ly confidential.
All prizes sold in our Lotteries will cashed on pre-
sentasion Address
r. FRANCE, Managers Office,
Washington city, d. G..
NAV 3 If
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of party caucus, and all will yet be well. The Ma
tional Bank and Sub Treasury parsans are sure to
destroy each other and the benefit of all parties, the
great and glorious will rally around the patriotic
defender of the Constitution, honest and brave John
Tyler, and new will be sent up to the next Con-
gress, to stand by the Chief Magistrate, and pass
a law to organize that most excellent and useful
Of all measures of policy, the dollar for dollar Ex-
chequer.
Huzza, then, for speedy destruction of the Nation
al Bank and Sub-Treasury men! Let every honest
urge them on,
-from North to South