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ABRASION, whilst ia crcu alion.
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Vne payment OF newspapers and periodicals. nuC
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e9usn, settling OF balances, to bring them up tC
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tency.
TO DIX CoyrINuEpl
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Correspondence Of y. Y. Courier.
D ,.... T


IT,, LONDON, Jan. 7,h
The Com Markets remain dull. and the dn,v
Yesterday rose Is. 6d. per quarter on barley, oats
oeans ana peas. The duty remains at S3s Sd per
quarter ior foreign wheat and las 3D. per barrel Of
o. nothing has trarspired on the subject Of nnv
a1er1u1n IN the Corn Lawsuit from the an
Hpuncemenis IN the Court Circular oC frequent
.I9''s Of Tue leading ministers to the Duke OF Buck
Snl AZ inc Star, II is supposed that the plan will
"e HIo"n IN the course OF few DAYS
ne market for tobacco has been lower dur;r,
'he iaSt month-about 400 hossheads having been
sou IN London nj a reduction Of per Ct The
imports, deliveries and stocks OF tobacco have been
'atser IN lSlI, than in the preceding year.
MY Dun Green, formerly OF Washington has
Ssen pao Ishng series of very able letters in The
morning Chronicle, in defence Of the credit. and
explaining the resources CT the United States These
ieteIS nave produced a great impression on the
puoNe mind. The signature is "An American in
Lohuon," and the author is about TO leaye for
rance 10 inquire into the chcan postage system
IS the business here Of Mr. Duff Green: and an i'm
poftant circumstance in its favor has lust come nm
Ger ms observation IN the published account Of the
revenue Tor the last quarter of lS4I which show an
income o. t29,OOO IN the Post Office, notwithstand.
ing az the distress Of the times.
MIR Peel, uncle 10 the Prime Minister. died ves
terday, worth E2,OOO,OOO.
Inc christening OF the Prince OF Wales take.
Place IN the Court Friday, and the King Of
RUSSIA Is TO arrive TO hold him over the ba ntso,i
fount. =" P'''"''
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LATER. Gy ,oau Of Charlesion.

The British West India Steamer. CIvde. reached
Chareston' S. C., last Tuesday, with London dates
TO 18th January. No papers were received, and
the news is unimpornnt.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 15-The Cotton Ns,.
Ke' confines extremely dull. The sales of the
week ending yesterday were 2I 900 baIes ard
prces declined Sd per 10. To day tho sole.
were limited to 2O00 bales, and the reduced ouo,s-
ions are barely supported. We quote uplsnds.
ordinary to mIddling 4ia5i; fair to good fair 5;a
s.. good to fine 6laGid.p
"LIVERPOOL, JAN. I5-Tfs M,,l., :. va,
dull lndeed-an abundance Of fair of Tho n.w cSo1
Is Offering Al IS and some lots have been sold a,
. J'IO. Things at Manchester to dly are v.rv
bad. ) les Ia. d1y 2OOO bagsr '
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GENERAL AssEMnLY OF vInoiNIA.
IN SENATE.

FRipAr. February e5, 1912.
ELECTION OF MAJOR GENERAL.
Mr. Faulkner advocated the election of General
John Slosr.
MIR Moiieu that OF General Lewis; ard Messrs
Shnn, Newman and McAiullen, that of Colonel
hnche.oc. Some discussion then took place lie
tween Messrs Tuns,all. Fau'kne aud Lyons, MS to
the political opinions Of one of the candidates after
which the Senate voted. General Lewis having
been dropt after the second VOTE it stood rs follows
on the d and final vote:
For Gen. JoHs SLoAs-Messrs Nash. (Speakcr)
Campbell, Thornton, Cooke. uun,on, Peyton, Car
son, Baptist. Bondurant, Conrad, Preston Tuns,all.
Moheu, Faulkner, Woodhou,e, Scott, Fon tainc,
Mcllhanev and Anderson-2e.
For Col. DANIEL KrNcHELoE-Messrs WILEY.
Voolfolk. Piper. Bouldin, Shinu, McNlullen, New,
man and Tlompson-s.
Jnlntvoie i5O-neeessary to choice IS. Sloan
96; kiucheloe 50; scattering |.
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THEATRE.

To the playing going world there are now the
greatest attractions the Theatre. Than Tho acios
OF Mrs Shaw, Friday and Saturday nights, there
mas been nothing TO equal upon these boards for
years She appears again tonight in a popular
character.
MEM' There was wonderful rush for the PIT.
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DEATIfS

-, DIED. yesterday at o'clock, after pro,r,cted
Hlntss, Mrs ELvIRA C.. wife of Mr. James %.
Cowles, IN the 32d year OF her age. The friend,
ana asqnalnLancts Of the family are requested to
hall past o'clock, from the residences of Mr. Tho,
Cowles. VI "ii ihos'
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AUCTION CARD.
EXTENSIVE sale or VALUABLE

The attention Of Members offhs Lerisiature rsrs,,.
making up Libraries, and the public generate 4, ,ci'
Iuy sohGiedto our extensive sale ofvaluab1S Iookr d.
evening, al O'clock precisely 'N''" ''
a. nc assortment Ivory largo, comprising many Desirable
oISH "a history law. politics. theology travels poetIv
romance. and the drains, &c sc. ''' PVS"J'
~ Catalogues are ready, and tho Hooka n, a.,
'n az ~ lNLOEs BROTHER,
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HOUSE-SATURDav

The discussion Of the Bill to au,bor;,.
s James RIVER Company, consumed the day
''. Nape''on made very strong speech in favour
oil the eIl-'howing, as we thought, pretty conclu-
sVely the proprie,y Of its passage MIR Cru,cb6sld
followed in reply.
The debate will be resumed TODAY
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MIR Van Buren, pissed through Baltimore. F,d.v,
on his way South, via Norfolk. Il is said. thai,
after visiting the ehivary, he will extend hi, trim 10
New Orleans, and return by the Hermitage.
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TABLE DIAPERS, &c,

lAMAsK AMI Russia Diaper NAPKINS
- Downs, D1faps and Blush Osnahuras
Lnen Table Diapers, a. D and 3sIqi per ~
DO lIuckabuck fowellnR
~ Rue9ia Biipefr. assorted qualities
q : Linen Sheeiinqa
Persons IN want n any Of the above Goods will find
large assortment, a. low prices, n
IN CIrNNINGHAWs
20. NeWand chcsp cash Dry Goods Store,
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NEw pIrpI-ICaTTONg

INRFDERICk the Great, aud his Times edited with an
u INTRODUCTION By Thomas Campbell, Esur., author OF
Pleasure ofifope SC.
The Lover andthe Husband The Woman Of .Cert,iu
Ase. &C, edited by Ms Gore
make Home Happy. by Mrs. Elq. late MisasHekney
Evidences tfChnHianity. slated In popular ana prao.
zeal munncr, Ia Of Lectures delivered IN the
PtTish Church OF St Mary tsnron, by Daniel Wilson M
a.. Bishop ~ Calcutta, IN two volumes.
NtceivcdiO' day, anil fnr aale NJ thc Hooksiore Of
fnl PMITII nWfNUEQ a MOp MIA
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RICHMOND sPNITN.DU

VIE snrnE term Of ts School will eouuenc. IN ., .
Ist maIch and terminate the est Juy nsTt VI wv
Ierms-s3e payable 10 advance. '
&c WIN BURKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

Inc funeral OF The Hon. Lewis Williams took
P'aee' friday and neither House of Congress tran
sacied business on that day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

Va loiicry,'o be dpwu N Aiexsudri, sh March e.
niala- 'ilWn lnfpli hf1 Jrn fpI1 81 io oro ~ b.
% 1000 &3ol ~ @ 1f Jp.2n plies Oh m IN, ~
cts ei0 Is bal.is, and 3 drawn ' ''e' 'NA
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For Friday nisb'.

For Thursday, Mt 81 O'Clock, p VI, in the Exchange.
IS N0s-i2 drawn. Tickets 81 20 only.
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Tho drawirr " Tie Va NoncrraTa Esfr, No I'm 81. A
he received PrzcF-sls 90, 400, iglu 2s2 iGoI tGa
loof i0p " of Gn 20 u CO.. 30 Of 30 etc a. Nos
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under TIC Exchange Hotel.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.


Tor WOnfaY, ~ ~ O'clock, 7. VI.
ln The EXCHANGE Hotel Prizes ~ sI9OOn ZOO $50
t luoi lMn 1907 b1 10 LOT 900. 10 of9OO eie 10 Nos
u drawn Tickets e. "
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS,
R,eeipsd at the Bookstore Of
SMITH, DRINK a. sTnunrg

M ilci. ~ Medicine Treatise on R,eef,i p,
% u,oloD ~ iherspeuucs, by Hodey Dunriison NJ n
in two volumes. '''s't 'l'anelphai
inrs on wool, Ivy RObeu f.ston. ~ ny '"s'a'
surgeon, second American edition. from, The u.t.,,
~ Mlh alHional notes and illustrations by Geo..
80, one 81 me surgeons % the Pennsyvenia no.
consumption carahle, Practical Treatise IN rrov. ,
' ,'.n ,nan'Feabio dssease, by = Rose ~ d 9t
iLOTHs AND CAssIMEHEs-CIof,- r..
- Hmere4 AID Vosingr-a arssf v,,,@Ig -, W.. 80 ,h'
On, ihe times, can be bad m - ~ F''e'' 10
l s.,. p LATnRoP a VAN DEuRsEN,s.
nv hEiNDES MD OTHEH 6sOODs--Fa-
~, 700 fcnsh herinoes, plain MI printed Nome
uu.' ,hfhcP' H1m1n1iuca. Afupuch1 Tn.l9e nj .1,.
~ y woes 81 on qualities will be sold cheap Al
80 ~ LAIHkOf VAN DFJinzEN,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

I Asuperior saddle HORSE, well broke
MN aud gentle. Enquire at HaIden's Livery
sable, below the Exchange n2su
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

COUGH LOZENGs.a
arc me safest most sure and cfectua remedy Tor Cosh
Dos, %, np,iona, Whoopng Cough, Asthma Tisbt
te Lungs or Chest, etc etc. The proprisor ha
SHOWN an instance where they did not Eye perfrrt
sHusiaeuon sc'eia thousand boxes have been sol5
Nlln te as year. restoring 10 health persons in almost
sago o consumption, and those under iho
.os' undressing colds and coughs They do moi CHECK
au1 drJ up the cough hut render IL easy promote
sly me tickling or irritation. and remove the pro-
nation OF the most valuable c1pectoTaut or consh
clncs AMI are undoubtedly superior 20 everything in uss
lot those complaints. For sale by whole sale and etal nv
&c = ALEX. DUVAL a. co
Y fist rolors i'a"Nee"Si
81 lndiEo Blue Cotton Jeans do
brown French Linens
Brown and Hleaehcd Cotton Jeana
Cotton OsnabureS a. g. O. IOc by the ui,ee orL.i.
81 Cotton SLinings al 4. 2 snf Toe do
- DO do &. g, 10 ~ and I2le 10
The above Goods offered for sale AZ yerY rsdu,st
prices, At retail or WI olcssle, at ' ''''''
,o- CUNNINGHAMH
Ie . New and cheap cash Dry Goods Store
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For Saturday, t3lh March =, A..

s.,l Va ~, WvcUshnit Class y. Pdzoa-snma t1O00 ~
'Ht l'0 lOoi on. 10 u sO0 ~ of 90 ~ Of h0n 81
'' To- &C ~Noa-l] drawn-Noilce list. T,eEo,s 40
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Neccyct wednesily morning. Przoa- ti2fdn. bli1,
BOO 900, 1881 i1of j0 ~ Of 800 20 of Qn eio ~ Nos -
l2drswn. Tickets g..
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, a .l scheme lar l9h MARCH A. Aicstndr, Cant
y ~ s,eo p " -" 'eI l'1O1 ~ tnl goo 7gO C65C,
49, NY" eie' etc ~ Noq-t3 drawn Tickets SO
C,s - Nv orders puncuaily aitended TO- ether
~ ~ Alaeaol whole, halves or quarera-or 6r enae
'' ~ ,' and drawing forwarded when reunited
CHARLES WORKMAN
IIvhio RlCo suGAR,-3D hhds Pono E1ro -1-sf
rgo sizo hhls landing this morning ner an, Iibsr'
~ Toy sale low, II private sale. - wv '"' '"''
sM -- WILLIAMS q HAxALI
81, "a M ihe mgheHt premium gad for specie bA
NANtEWi SMITH a co, 70
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Packet ship North America, reached New
YORK. Thursday, with Liverpool dates TO s,h Jan.
uary.
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ron RENT

FOR RENT,
- The store formerly occupied by u.s. AZ the
03fA corneroi Main and iSih eets Ia for rent and
Mkiu Immediate possession given This property 10
~ well known that u IL not deem ed necessary ~
Ny,e more Particular description. Apply 10
W. INV GAY q BENTLEY.
nhTS FOR sEEDING II have lust received
by ROnrRT Iii
Also 70 Cusheliof Bears and 25 10 Black eyed Peas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

60 TlERCEs prime Rice
wv On bbs Tar
10 DO Rofin
~ 10 pfeh
100 sacks Liverpool ground Salt Landing This morn.
"s, ioI sale. WEBB, BOOKER a HAMILTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

~ under f1.d sole agent for the sse NJ tho prodps
- t.n Of zoe IrcdsfaT Iron Conranv b. 1870 y,
sheSutH orders i1r every description N 40 ~ % ".
@ en,i.,,ne ni Iron from 10 ~ Inches vide, Of
~ W.. - ,'ioAheA.' I"uni and square from b 10 fo IA
t tti hir Z, hoop, oval. hair round ami ~ ,I To-.
~ locomotive Ahle'i screw aouds; bos and dsogs ron
ln tn.lf Foundry, the Company arc prepared IN nats
p.y eFeFy Ic'cfipuon 81 castings, embracing Tobacco
fra Tearing Tor crgf mills cotton ftctgries All ,,n
w millann all kinds ~ rail foad work. ' ''''
- I.nney hayng been recently erected a. their works
''I7o ~ fie egfHi,llshmenf hHve now guarantee
,. ron "iil he n uniformly good qusiity whom
we IRON viii be manufactured from refined DE
IT. ~ Gary street near the lower end Of The naan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28

consp;copsiy Geseore ts beauties "ns Without ~n'es
The tloa shed in the Revolution, would have 1eeh std
n vain; whcu. winch the gio:ies o! that struggle
ou;d sde away ar exist but another PROOF Oh man
:ncaratity Tor seifgovernment
The writer OF this passage evidently was hot hrg"'
-, :, :, -. entiei Of grar,nn. Of the conduct oil h
]. .srn lille in Office, and the principles OF ms ao
n;,,.s: ration, he says:
Called n, length by the voice Of the people 70 thf
Presidency Of The IT, S, he furnished the mocel 81 aH
administration, conducted on the pnrest pr;Gc'pes ="
R.publcansm He sough, not to enlarge his powers "
construction; but referring every thing t" his con
science made that the standard of his constitutional
interpretations Regarding the Government IN It's true
| and beautiful light of confederation OF States, he
could not be drawn from his course by any OF those
splendid conceptions which shine bu! 10 nsiead.
Meaning, of course, The project OF a National BANK
schemes of Internal Improvement, and all the masni'
fcen, plans which the Wing party, or their p'edece5'
sors the Federalis:s end Tie National ReFubl'cans'
have erected upon VIVA, the call liberal construction
of the Constitution Perhaps We may also include IN
these protective TarH.
With these among other declarations OF Mr. Iy!rr 8
opinions before them the Wings have no right to com
ain if he makes them the rule OF his Official conduct
lie could not act in contradiction 10 them-he could
not adopt the views and sanction The measures OF The
Wing school-a school evidently opposite TO that
of hch in The passages have quoted, he proclaim
ed himself most jealous disciple, without exposing
himself either to the charge Of dishonesty, or OF extreme
hckleness of purpose.
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lErn,n thc y. Y. Erfnins Pest.l

we have before us pamphlet hch adds TO the proof
that the Wing patty, in eectng alr Tyler wee fresi
dent Of the L. 5, knew very well that they were mol
elrctng man who would agree 10 the establishment
of National Bank or assent their loose consruc.
,ions of the Constitution This pamphlet IS "a Fnne
raj Grafton on the Death of Thomas Jefferson, deli
vered at the request of the citizens Of Richmond, on The
lllh of july, ls2G, ty John Tyler
We copy some passages from 1t, which VIII he read
with interest, on two accounis-irst, because they ex
press their opinions Of one who is the Chief Magistrate
of confederation; ard secondly, because the author
dwe!s with so much enfnestn.ss on the character OF
Mr. Jefferson Democrat-as thorough, uncom-
promising resomer, and an ADJ ccae "f simple Co
vernment Here is passage from tic fifth page. He
is speaking of Mr.. jefferson
"Blt chose to present him TO you IN the light o!
Mighty Reformer. He vas born In ovcrlurn systems
and 10 pull down establishments He had more diff
icnlt task accomplish than the warrior on he en-
battcd field. lie had to conquer man, and to bring
him 10 a true knowledge nj his own dignity. He had
II encounter preud,cCs become venerable by age; to
assa in its strong places, and 10 expel 1t even
from lis Businesses. lie advanced TO the charge with
bold and reckless ntrepldty, but with calculating
c1oncss
Af.cr dwelling upon the successful intrcpidiy with
which MIR Jefferson coEtcnded for the most perfect
gious freedom the author of the eulogy SPEAKS Of the
reforms in the civil code recommended and carried
through by him, in tie following strong language:
"Mr Jefferson saw, therefore, the great necessity
lot III 'HI ulCHCiEGi GUY, VIC OF
ahol:shing entails, and that regulating descents are
in all their essential features. the offspring of his we'll
constituted intellect lie has acted, throu shnut,
he great principle Of the equality Of mankind and
his every effort has been directed to the preservation
Of that equality among his countrymen. How power
h in lis operation 10 descea; law in producing this
effect Founded the everlasting pribcpi OF jus
tee il distributes among ali his children the fruits Of
the parents labor. The first born is TO longer
sdered the chosen OF the Lord but Nature asserts her
rights, and raises the last to equality with the FIST
Thus it is, that the spirit of proud independence
so nuspcions 10 the durability Of our Institutions
is engenderad in the bosoms of citizens. Thus
is it that under the influence Of an Agrarinn
law in effect, while Nature, instead o: being violated
is protected and industry, instead Of being suppress
ed, is excited by stimuli TIE great law.giver
Of Sparta, in vain sought TO perPeuate the princ
pie Of equality amongst the citizens of that renown
ed republic, b. various measures oil of which ultimate
ly failed; but here is measure which canno, fail;
measure which depends rot upon veneraton fer ,hs
character Of nny man, bat lays hold o! the afec
tons, and records lis perpe,uity in the great
June OF Nature: measure which viii every day more
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e,,;on and tber claim il ire 7ocably confirmed The
sane tight distinctly recognized IN regard 70 'e safe
of The .nblic lands. tie laird section C; the ioaTE
article 1, provides that, "The Congress shall haze
n.vcr n d,srnse oil ma make ali nfeGiu rules and
REGULATIONS respecting the territory aud Other Propr
elonpipr 10 the ) and Eoth.ng in this Ccnsi;ruo1
shall e SO Ia pre- udce any claims 81 the T.
x o. Of any particular State Lest this general power
of tspns,:ion aad ur making rules and regulations re-
nard,nr lie errcry and other public properly, or eos
other general provisions OF the Constitution should u"
considered impairing or varying sic u's si're,"'"
in the grants, the claim TO Just iuni-ht nj Tue
spu!aiions the part OF the Cn!ed STATES Tbs Col
f, nation OF all existing claims is inserted ~ The saue
clouse The new organization Of the Government.
therefore, has no, abolished but conued the national
,tle 10 these lands and the obligation to dispose oi
them fnr The common benefit OF the u ), as promised
BY CONGRESS when requesting from the States these
generous Donations aud provided IN The several m
s,rumcn;s Of cesson While the States, by provision
universal in its extent are prohibited from passing 'any
la mpairng the obligation oil contracts, Congress IL
disabled from mparing any engagement ct the ;
entered into before the adoption OF the Constitution;
and all public Claims specially protected from inva-
SON in The exercise Of the power regulate and dispose
Of he territory and other property belonging 10 The
U. States
1.-THE u s. were amenable to judicial tribunal, and
If an application were made IN equity or other proper
form for the distribution at the proceeds oil Inc pubic
lands among the several States, could any doubt be en-
tertained of the national title: If any OF The distin-
ru;shed nrs,s, who, as poiiiiecns insist that those
proceeds cannot lawfully be retained in The national
Treasury were upon the bench would they, on perusal
of the treaties aud other documents which compose the
tile find either that they never vested IN the u D, 10
uhom alone they were granted or that the States, by
subsequent events, had become their owners, VIXEN
The tile conveyed to the nation s unconditional and
perpetual: Would they compel the u States TO sur.
render the money! and not appropriate 1t to the common
bcn,f of the Union but The States to be applied to
any ofher use whasoeeer, contrary TO the pledge Of
October 10. I7sO, given by Congress- Would they
hold that the national "EScAGEaEsr" thus assumed
under the confederation, not obligatory under the
present Constitution, when every such ENGAGEMENT
"a expressly ratified by the sixth article ct the Conse'
tuition tsef' And is it right for an enlightened Jnrisi
as poiifioan, TO advance an opinion which he wono
condemn when acting as Judge;
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"a
upoaSr BEEF AND TWO DOLLARS DAi'
Tc>r-0eer the r,4ier t. Caa''e
,, 80 $40 Gay Cul of New orleans. and dedicated 10 w
Clay Clubs through all ofta'ioa.
T., 20 Of al he humbu.. concerts
pu; in practice THIS aou' It .t!'h, .
Tler. was or, Which al oiers 'cns aS'a"ee "'"'>'
In hct,oiing a vast r1p6 t''h, ,..,. , :. ,,,,rcr
It's i!ae ap'.i whe' me " "-S e''> ~ f
IL, >l,;- distant. uIrhric Gay, ,.
Thai tch Inc Sy III: riiglt take care col h'hiSe'''
on sr,aSt beet and t~o do!lHs i al!
And wide was the splcah q: TINS funny deceit,
Aud ;!c g"n aeei,-
So seductive =, the faj uf good gi-c" al meat,
And above al G->cfi,,inu>-of heel. II,
Slouid inI:hCt ta iroh ti~ huch-'"e'e"Ns"
/; WAS wisely provided, the. siT.- 1890,
Eaen man on .ooa mutton, ni-e; ted lie s'u'o"'
WAN Le cunning tao dollars a Gay.
And great vas TIA crush. 'uil Tie general rush
That Hoe Srd 70 lhrr -aniatd zach 'i'y.
And trw COAL! resist i"s i"nlle i"l' to"s',
In view at rasians tad paw ,;
4 ..eh r1.!.a al pleasure w"l'd I''' Wy ''0'' 'N''
And lite lr 10 was an: al "l',:
Tor ~ ho'd hinS of toi - keep IN" pt non "s'
Win ..flast beef aad two drslaf> q ca;
r., uncertain n hopes that ON Wing pledges rest
The cun,r>, was hardly Vel ov.t
Fer the dupe. t,..: IN ~ Of promises P'esse"
Ia, ,5 rn la, b,, ,s; lin. ies ruled The roast
Fh- ''ai. hu:,' ait Ponnc-i "i' me IF.s--
Tod the = rhrsE -.:;., Ia clear "ii auc - Ha'-,
For ..foa>: beef ana two dollar 4 cay
Gone were IA. visions Of -nccnieu' hesf,
And The daily i 'oW.Bc- - do!.is>. . =
How they'd c'>r to g; down ne ''''''
Tbor- ,l,yt >.vr;irl ~ cry for ''"d fiPand ly
,Nn,-.; t!- gfnmi-e- b:os-H e 'e:ds - sp">eh'
Ghr .toi>t b.t; ani s,.a dollars d'N'
e,, ~, vo,h, g. A. ,, a. these oil III, * Of Tie ,'adr,
Having ,lc;ai> stalled d" tae G''rS'
cod Z. :. ~ a Ia~ "a, 'st! -",u ~ ttr la'" "h
AM n l.nrti .tf f., M. II, o,: Of Irr ri'ces.
The ,o.s wh..a tie, et.,-l ar" s'sa''y e'a'eG,
And ~ me al t'.,r ,4s.. tu'h"i dif,
~ ue'.r - ! Hai.. iul ! INNS o. ihr - r
OF .s5oa>i beet as! H. q Gia's a 'iy.
New Oc'eaus OF ., 80.