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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20

The Richmond Wing says: This is the year
and this the MONTH for The appearance of the II
year Locust. In few days the woods will be
bum Tor the first time, will be astonished. Unless
prepared for 1t, he will no, know how to account
for It. Formerly they appeared ia such count
less mu!tl,udes as TO fatten the swine Of the coun
trv to whom they IL a chosen food, they
also TO foxes, racOOns squirrels, crows, and every
forest bird. At their two last appearances, in
1896 and 1900 their numbers had much dinin
shed, compared with former periods, owing doubt
less to the clearing up and cultivation of the face
face Of the country.
This remarkable insect is fully described by
naturalists. 1t closely resembles our autumna
fly Of the same name. Its wings have each the
appearance of w and hence appearing in the
midst Of the Revolution, the supers,itious inter
ply sWar and Want The Geuteman's Maya
zine for ISL, contains exact cut OF the IN
sect, md an accurate description Of its habits
Ii bores through the earth in the chrysais state,
and, climbing upon the next tree or fence, there
deposits its she'll and takes wing.
The singular part of lis history, is its appear
ance only once in II years--no fact is better es
iat!shed than this Why should it be So
whether the eggs require that period of incuba
tain. The writer Of this remembers them 10
1896 and in 1S09--IIis father and grandfather
in l73S--They appeared at no other time in the
Of these periods. except few stragglers
in the succeeding year, left by chance or injury.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20

Redemption of Treasury Notes.-The Phia
delphia u. s G1zeue SAYS:
''Much specua lion has been ailai lately as 10
where the Secretary Of The Treasury has pro-
cured the means for rcJeemIng the S., 600 600
Treasury notes before the 31th June next.
we believe we can answer the inquiry. The
Secretary has Obtained tho monev a, ALL
except 50 Tar as the blnks have agreed 70 re.
deem and hold; but viii, previous the day
named, invite prepos us for ten gear loan, bear
ing interest at fire per cent FIR which these Trea
sory notes will be received in payment. This in
formation we have from AUTHENTIC source"
Strike We understand. SAYS the n Y Au.
rofa OF Yesterday that the Jaurneymen shoema
kers will turn out, this morning. for an increase
Of wages. As there are but few good woikmen
out of empoymen, in the city, 1t ls probable that
they Will effect their object.
Tie Ola Chair Of STATE The Newport. r.
Herald states that The Identical chair in which
Gov. b. Arnold sat, $50 years ago. ard received
and displayed the Charter Of 1868, in pre-
scnce of all the freemen of the Coony--was in
troduced into The Senate Chamber on Tuesday,
aud filed By Gov. S. w. King.
Il shop Onderdonk, Of New York confirmed %
persons ST. PauI's Church, Albany, Sunday
evening last.
PLAN FOR FRONTING MARRIAGEs---An English
paper makes mention of company Of young
gentlemen who have originated, and carrying
out an anti Malthuslan plan, which cannot fail
to meet the appreciation and commentator OF the
fair 1t is simply this: each party phys
shilling, a week and at the end OF every week
the amour, is deposited in the Saving Bank the
first party who marrIes is to receive the whole
amount Of deposltes and interest.
man in Springfield Ohio, thus announces
himself as a candidate for Constable lie is cer>
tainly a candid man.
"Philip E. Barnet, federaisi--has wife and
l3 children-poor--afrai to steal--too lazy to
work--and would like to be elected constable"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
SheriH's Sale.

virtue of execution IN directed, from the
- ayne Circuit Court. will public sale
80. hoose door in Centreville, Uaync county. Indi-
~ "a me ioth day of June, 1913,
following property. to-wi,:
e'a'h parcel or lot of land the civ IF Richmond,
county, Indiana. described follows ,o-wit: Part
one hundred and fifteen, in tina: mar, of
~ Oh hnchnond laid off by John Smith and b,u,ded AZ
''>'' beShhths at the north line Walnut .treet
souh-eas corner OF lot nuuihere ,wenv-ope thence
east along "anut street, fyscven
thence north eightytwo and half
seVea feet Inches thence 10,
Der twenty-one eghywo and half feet the place
beg inning, be the less
Taken the property OF Mason BrooSns John
TO satisfy an execution in favor of Samuel Sn III
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff w. c.
May 10, 1913. (S2,5O) Ats
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
From tie -Neie York Tribune.
ANOTHER HEAD OFF!

BUsKIRk's BRIDGE, n. Y, May l, 1913.
Messrs Greeley and McElrath: awoke this
morning as usual, and instead Of finding myself
sa great man." learned that my head had been
sliced eff by the SuIlotine dmbnlanfe Of John Ty
Ter. | cannot but rejnice, on the whole. at this
distinguished notice from our rcry arorthy Chief
Magistrate. as have already found that baskIng
IN the sunshine of his favor IN not "exactly what
IT is cracked up TO be" Indeed to hold office.
however tritllng, under him is beginning to be
looked upon as primd fdcte evidence OF corrnP'
ton bv the multitude of both parties in this quar-
ter. ! should have been 4mOved before. but the
difficulty has been to find successor. Such an
animal as a TYLER man does not 1--we hereabouts.
Our green fields and noble forests are too open
and fair for their support or shelter. Alternately
famed nv brcezes from the heights OF BENNING-
TON and the plains of SARATOGA, the atmosphere
is too pure 10 mingle with such mass of corrup.
ton consequently my successor is Loco Foco
"a real Somon pure. | shall! he able TO do some
thing still for the Tribune, which shall not neg
lcc, though the times bear very hard on ag-
ricutural community; bat If they study their in
tcrests rs thew are faithfully portrayed in its "a
nes and vote for the Wing nominee OF H. they
will mend them and trIst so that they will stay
mcnded.
Very respectfully yours, S. a. Cock.
4 bed Of durable marble, of good color and tex
,ure has been discovered near Milwaukee, 10 Wis
cousIn.
The President Of the United States left Wash
ingion on Tuesday morning. in the steamboat
Osceola, for his farm IN Charles C'tv county, Va.
where he con:emplatcs stay OF three weeks
ASt Louis paper states that an Irish Company
has boueh, Tract land on the WaSpipinicon river.
er. Iowa and expect to end out 10000 emigranis
withia two years.
| John TYLER. Jr, ii is said, goes cut 10 China as
private Secretary Of Mr. Gushing.
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SheriH's Sale.

Jf VIRTUE of Exec dtion me directed, from tho
- Wayne Circni, Court, will public sale
the court house don Centreviile, Wayne Indiana.
on the third day of Jone 1Si3 between hours
O'Clock, A. NJ. end four o'clock, r NJ, said day,
following property, o-witI
The in,eres, of Daniel D. Sloan in, TO- ing
described real situate in Richmond
indiana described as follows towt: 1t being part Of
lots numbered hftytwo and fifty part
town laid cut by jeremiah Co.. and bounded
wit: Beginning the southwest of
running thence along Main forty
inches thence aud nche
feet and inches thence
and inches alley, boundary of
lot number thence along said alley
feet aud eight inches Marion thence south along
said hundred and sixty -four feet and inches
to the place OF beginning.
Taken property Daniel D. Sloan, to satisfy
EXECUTION in favor of Charles w Starr.
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff w. G.
May 9th, 1913. (s2,5O) 20-22
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
5zI 81 u sS 4 S
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform tho public
that nc continues manufacture order, all kinds of
BLANK BOOKS, in good style and of superior paper
lie Is prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors and
Treasures with Books of the latest and most improved
orm having recenty received patterns from the Auditor of
State Old Books will be bound, and all kinds of rerio
ideals and bound good tyle and
CASH they be done elsewhere. He solicits q
share of patronage
The BtNDERY is in the Immediately the
Book Store G.. ;. PRESCOTT.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1913. 3ly
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GREAT BARGAINSm
y e w GOODS!
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
= o T 8 IT Z 4 W S q

AS Just received and is opening, a large
L IL ment of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, select
cd by himself in Phiiade pha. which offers for
unusual low prices They consist part of the following
Articles: Clo;h Cassmere. Sattnes, Jeans, Calicoes,
lnghaTs Mosin LANES, Lawns. Paresens,
Apaeha lusters Irish Popln= Grape de Iyn Dress Silks,
Bonnet> Silks. great variety of Shaw Sin Cause Grea
cinet Grape Ribbons, La Edgngs. Pic Mic and Plain
six Gloves, Cotton do, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Faasols &C.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
SHOES, BoNNETs, PALM LEAF HATS
Hardware, Quccnsware, Iron.

GROCERIES, CASTINGS, Nails. &c sc.
Having purchased his GOODS for Cash, he is able and
viii sell them cheap they be sold o the
mountains Those wishing to purchase to sell again, will
find 10 their advantage give him CALL he will sell
them cheap they be purchased in Cincinnati.
Richmond, April %, 1913. lor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20

and public that she has received her
NEW SPEING EASEIONS0
and tina, she is ready make BONNETS in the
and fashionable style Old Bonnets done up and
repaired Ms Hart also keeps hand assortment OF
Millinery ready made up, which she viii sell unusually low
Cash. She also for sale beautiful of
n E1ITFICI 4 l. FLOUERS. very cheap. Those wish
ing pur :hase invited call.
Richmond, May l3, 1913. 20-23
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SPRING FASHIONS.

RS HART, thankful for the patronage she has here
tofore received, would fully inform her friends
nd the public that she has received her
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
n O C E.
Drs. A. H. & II. w. BALDRIDGE Il,

ID ESPECTFULIY tender their professional services
4 to the citizens of Richmond an, vicinity and. from
practice of nine they fully convinced of tho
efficacy the of Medical Reform in relieving suf
ferirg humanity.
We graduates of Wor,hington College. Ohio. Per-
wishing understand principles fully, will
please give call Office the East side OF Mar
koi street, fronting the Market House.
Richmond, May 10, 1919 e0H
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20

4 Mr.. BOLISKI ,-Wo ud respectfully his sim
thanks this community for the libe ra patron
he has received since he became resident of this ciy
would his friends and public still
practice
Medicine and Surgery,
and be found his residence Pearl north Of
Main. Cases of obseHies if town. will be attended
for go and other prices suited the times
The ordinary feves of the will be attended nnds
il satisfactorily eured charge will be made. Ho
will keep hand of good and pure medi
cines.
Richmond, May G, 1912. 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20

The President Of the United States left Wash
ington on Tuesday morning. IN the steamhoa
Osceola, for his farm IN Charles CITY county, Va.
where he con:emplatcs stay OF three weeks
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20

\ bed of durable marble, of good color and tex
,ure, has been discovered near Milwaukee, IN Wis
couSin.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-20

inst at EIiots Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Sd and 4 streets.
This smallest specimen Of man erer bore heard Of is
eeren years DID, hcentfre inches high, and ,ceighs W
teen pounds, being precisely his weight when six
months old The General is of fine symmetric pro-
portions and decidedly the most perfect Dwarf in the
known world and the most surprising curiosity that
ever astonshed the world.
He shed all of his first set Of teeth, three years
since, and now has complete second set he is in
the most perfect health, and lively, sociabe and in
telgent never failing TO interest and ever captivae
his visiters who universally and unhestatngly pro-
nuunce him TO be the GREATEST WONDER OF cREA-
TON.
Hours of exhibition from 10 o'clock, a. m. TO 9
O'Clock, p. m.
Admission 25 cents children under - years halt
price. 20.4t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-20
NE w MUSIC.

lust RECEIVED the following pieces Of new
d Music, at the old established store, two doors
east of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
The Emigrants Farewell-by ii. Russell.
The Spirit Brd-by o. Shaw.
The Parting of Symmetry J. Rickard.
Johnny Sands comic--by }. Sinclair.
How long and dreary is the Nightly Robert
Burns.
Pm a poor Shepherd Mad-by A. Lee.
The Church Bell--by 4. J. Loder.
By-gone Years-by J. N. Mecalfe.
The Poor Mans Friendly Henry Russell.
The Grave Of Bonaparte-by l.. Heath.
Land of my Birth far away-by i. Bricher
Tie Fairy Water-sprite- from the Naad Queen.
The Child and the Dewdrops-by J. l.. HoI kins
Moonlight is Beamir g. serenade-by c. White
My happy Village Home-by Sidney Pearson.
I'll do thy bidding, Mother dearly NJ. w. Bale.
Oh | should like to Marry--by J. J, Craven.
I've lett my Home, my native Home-by L. Rees.
Three favorite Glees.
Hark, the Lark, celebrated Glee-by Dr. Cooke
Lady Of Beauty, serenade-by Knyvett.
Diana MARKEDLY J. Fredheim.
Brooks Club Quickstep-by Newland.
The celebrated Empress Henrietta's Watz-by
II. Herr. march20-3t
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speak well OF every woll-inlended effort 10 take such
steps shall give an open manifestation OF their con
hdenco. As belonging to AN advers. political party
sad freely al the moment OF tho hrst veto oil rrss,-
dent Tyler upon the Bank, that he deserved as nuen
credit fom Democrats for that act alone, 10 "ou'u
the besl political friend for doing every thing hat We
might solicit or expect Ihaye so treated hm' pure
~ ON account of his yeloes 10 unjust and imPolte
measures, projected by the ultra Wings All nc mas
DONE in addition advances him sl'il beyond some OF
those who sacrifice little BY gong with Us, and who
lose no friends by doing their whole duty
! have written other gentlemen ON me supJeel oil
YOUR proposed Convention, and will trouble you no
further than 10 subscribe myself,
With much respect,
Yours aud the Committees
Most obedieni servant,
ISAAC HILL.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-20

Of the melancholy visitation but We have not heard
of more than eight
A high hill overlooking English Harbor, on tho 3.
W. eide OF Antigua, fell into the harbor, and OBJ
structed II as 10 render Il useless.
SABA.-The injury sustained is confined TO some
cfserns, walls and masses of rocks breaking of from
the mountain tops.
sr. EusrArIus.-'fhe shock was very severe, IL
continued upwards Of four minutes. Several build
ines badly injured, The principal Of which are the
Dutch anu Methodist churches, both much damaged
Sr. BARrHoLonEw.-The shock was severe, pre-
eeded by rumbling nose the inmates of the houses
rushed into the streets during this of eoniu-
sion the earth opened and closed ia central part Of
the town through the aperture the water issued hav-
ing stagnant and suphurous smell--he opening yet
remains The Methodist Chapel, several stone build
ings and wharyes are much Diured-the water in the
harbor became dscoloured
ST. CHRIsrorHrR suffered TO a considerable ex-
tent the shock was severe, iniuInp many buildings,
and threatening destruction TO the wretched inhabi-
ants who He'd 10 the public squares terror stricken at
the appalling esent-seyera of the public buildings
are destroyed, among which the Anglican Church
OF distressing casualties ii only recorded that one
female pershed and several persons received inju-
ries, but who were, from last accounts, recovering.
NEyIs,-Ihe shock was severely ict in different
parts OF the town-large rents appeared from which
water was seen to issue the inhabitants succeeded In
getting out OF Their dwellings previous TO their falling
buildings totally destroyed the remainder untenania-
be-no particulars yet arrived of the loss of life.
observation-disclosures by several arrivals agree in
stating that Island to have been seen enveoped in
smoke dust if thrown up by the eruption OF vol
cano; vessel who happened to be within a couple of
miles from the land at the time of the shock received
on her deck some of the falling cnder or lava, the
around agitated with extraordinary violence,
the master and crew considered the vessel in immi
nent danger, from these circumstances a consdera-
BILE degree of apprehension exist respecting the fate
Of that Island.
BAssETERRE,--The shock was severe, but Of short
durationthe injury sustained consist Of walls,
a few building and sugar works
ST.. VMcENr-The report received from this
Island states that the shock was experienced in n
slight degree, consequently no injury Of any impor-
lance.
Ar SEA.-An American vessel on her voyage to
st Croix, at distance Of 500 miles experienced the
shock in manner, if the vessel had struck
on some shoals, against wreck these state
ments prove the wide and extensive range of country
embraced within this fearful calamity
ST.. THoMAs-No damage was DONE beyond the
breaking OF crockcry, glass, &c.
MARIE-GALANTn.-This island has suffered severe
ly in the destruction of buildings but the extent of
the damage is not known
JAMAIcA.--No damage done 1t is even said the
earthquake not felt there at all.
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march 20-dtl7A
AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.
J. &. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.

A Mos KENDALL and JOHN +. KENDALL
n offer their services to such rs may have business
with the Government Of the following description,
viz
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and other
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office
Procuring pensions-reyoutonary, army, and ma.
w: and other business in relation thereto.
SETTLEMENT of accounts, whether with the State,
Treasury. Wa, Navy, or Post-OfIice Departments
Prosecuting Of claims against the Governmc l.
whether tor lands other property, money, before
any Of the Ex, cutye Departments or Congress.
Our Office is in Todd's rooms, number 10, where
JouS l.. KsspalL will be found during business
hours AMOS krNp.LL will also attend at the
Office to consult and advise, and will prepare
cases for presentation to the Departments or TO Con
cress. His know ledge OF the forms and details OF
public business, derived from service IN the pubic
Offices will enable him TO perform tins service IN the
most effective manner and those who iutrust us WIN
business may rely upon tie utmost prompi,nde, and
the use Of all proper TO bring II TO successful
/ issue Our charges will be moderate, depending Tor
their amount on the nature Of the case.
/ Persons at a distance will find II much cheaper to
employ us in any business they may have win The
Government, than 10 come TO Washington themselves
/ We will also attend TO the purchase, sale, or eN'
change Of real property in District and the west
ern States using our best endcayors prohlably 10
serve al who will furnish us with accurate scrip
tons Of the kind Of property wanted to be purchased
or proposed 20 be sold or exchanged.
I All letters on business should be addressed u
Messrs Kendall, & Co, agents, and must be pos
pad - ,.r,,n,
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TRCAscRY DEPARrMEN r,
WASHINGTON, l7th March, Is.

w AStiiNOION, Ifbl NldTCO, 1910.
C,EALED PROPOLALS, will be received at this
- Department, until the 18th April next for Six
Engines, Boilers and Propellers, constructed upon
the plan known " Hunters Plan," two OF said En-
gines, Boilers and Propelers, to be delivered on
Lake Erie, designated ly the Secretary Of the
Treasury, the others at such place places, on the
Sea Coast as the Secretary may direct.
Also, two Engines Boilers and Propeers, upon
the plan known Ercssons Plan" to be de-
livered at some place the Sea Coast, the
Secretary of the Treasury may direct The En-
gines, Boilers and Propellers to be made Of the
very best materials to bear the proof and inspection Of
such person or persons, as may be selected by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. The Boilers to have not
less than seven hundred 600 fire surface each work
ing pressure eighty (SO) pounds to the square inch.
Proof two hundred and forty GAO pounds. Six (6)
eighteen (lS) inch Cylinders with three (3) feet
stroke The whole TO be delivered directed, with
in FIVE months from the time of receiving the Draw
ngs and Plans for building The proposals will state
the price for which the Engines, Boilers and Propel-
ers, will be delivered and put into complete opera
ton But as the application Of the Engines working
to either OF the said plans, is pa ent right the pro
posals will also state the price asked, including tie
authority the patent right and also the price,
exclusive OF said authority.
J. &. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
H.t-
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NEW MuSIC.
march l7-dlm

NEW MUSIC.
lust received the following pieces Of New Mu-
j sic at tie old established store two doors east Of
10Th street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
w. FISCHER.
oh ask me notify G. Meineke.
Bird upon the gentle spray-by w. z. King.
Bell eco della scozia-by Solidor Milon.
Beeswings and Fish, humorous gee-by Dell
man
From the Alps the horn resoundng-by II. Proch.
See ,e Love, yon broad Oak climbng-Noiturno,
for two voices.
Thou hast wreathed a Spell-by Mrs. Hamilton.
Loves Faith-by w. A. kIng
As tho Dew. drop Night lets fall-by H. A. kock.
Would | were among the Mountans-by d. G.
You.
Yes, | will share with thee, my Lovely w. J.
Lemon
Come wander with me, duett--by S. Nelson.
You'll not leave me, Dear, comic duett-by MIR
Walcott
Fain we'd know where Cupid slecps-by Rs.
Hamilton
Cedar Grove walz-by f. r. Spott
G. zellc WALTZ.
Ernestno waltz, by Joseph Labiizky.
Ostrich Feather grand waltz and gallop, by Strauss.
New York Fusiers waltz, by =. II. Brown.
Pesther Waiver, by Joseph Launer.
Francona waltz, by y. J. llabner.
Furioso galloppe, by Joseph Lsbriizky.
Grand March, by }. X. Creighton.
Bell eco della Scotia, arranged Tor the Guitar
Variations on a celebrated barcarole Of &. X. We
ber-arranged as q Duet by II Herr.
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AMOS KENDALL,
JOHN r.. KENDALL

ID lCHARD POLLARD has resumed the pracute
N Of the law. lie will attend the Courts OF At
bemarle, Buckingham, Nelson and Amherst lie
also offers his services for the adjustment OF claims
upon the Government. lie will GO TO Washington
whenever business entrusted 10 his care may require
him to do Having been merchant as wen a.
iaayer NO considers himself well prepared TO settle
accounts seven years residence ~ Chili, as Unl-
ted states Charge d'Afaires, has given him know.
ledge Of the Spanish character and Spanish language
which will be useful in the furthcrance and settle
ment Of business in conneSon with these SUBJECTS
His Post Office IS Warren, Albemarle county, Nir
ginia. m'' i'-"fN
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ARRIVAL OF THE CELEBRATED DWARF
THE WONDER OF THE AGE.

The General has at last arrived and anxious ex-
peetaton has for many months been on the q.i pipe
the universal celebrity Of this miniature specimen OF
manhood is sufficient guarantee for the truth of bis
claim to public notice. All must see and judge. The
medical man and seeker for mere amusement or Gu
rosty will do well TO see this living wonder
The Generals stay in Washington will be limited
in consequence of the necessity of fulfilling his nu
merous engagements in the leading cities Of the
Union.