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POLITICAL FORGERY Y.

The readers of the Globe must remember the
famous quotation given by that print from the
EVENING Posr, the day after the election in
New York, representing the Mike Walsh vote
as the "Tyler party" We are authorized by
the publisher of the Post, to say that the quota
ton as given BY the Globe was Justification OF
the article really pubished-that words were
added to it not in the article which gave it diff
fercnt meaning to what was intended. The
editor of the Post never desired TO intimate that
the Nike Walsh party was the Tyler party
moving it 10 I've untrue
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SANTA ANNA.

Late advicos from Mexico state that Santa Anna
is gradually assuming despotic power BY decree
of his own he is to wear ri-coored sash over the
left shoulder to the right Of the waist, after the man
ner Of the King of France. Tie also DEGREES his own
right to change the Ministry and that the new Con-
cress shall have no power to investigate his past acts
during certain period
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UNITED STATES MAIL-SOME OF ITS DIFF
FICULTIES.

FACULTIES.
Mr.. w. Tyler, Mail Agent, writes from Mem
phis, Tennessee, 10 the Post Office Department
under date 1st December, from which we are
permitted 10 make the following extract. we
do il TO satisfy the public that nothing is eit I'M
done, which the Postmaster General ana MS
agents can do TO ensure regularity In the Trans
portation of the mail:
"The roads in this country are impossible we
had t. leave the mail coach in the road last night,
about four miles from this, and send the mail on morse
back The driver returned this morning with his
mail coach, and after pulling it out with oxen, iound
it impossible to get on with it, and consequently has
left it remaining in the road along with four passen-
gers.
"The driver packed his mail on horsc-back and
started for Holly Springs"
Perhaps some Of The expresses would tnd
this a profitable route?
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OFFICIAL.
CIRCULAR TO COLLECTORS OF tn
CUSTOMS.

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
December 18th, 1S43
Satisfactory evidence having been received at this
Department that under the authority of acts Of Con
gress of the Republic of Texas the vessels of the
ted States and their cargoes are made liable IN the
ports of Texas to The payment of discriminating du-
ties have to inform you that the vessels of the Re
public of Texas arriving in ports of tbs United States
and their cargoes, become liable 10, and to
be charged with the several tonnage and other duties
levied foreign vessels and their cargoes by the first
section of the of Congress Of the United States of
July TO- $780, the sixth section Of the act Of March
81 1904 and The eleventh. section Of the act of Both
August, 1912.
&c. SPENCER,
Secretarv IF he Treasury
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administer the Government, he certainly would have
been held responsible blythe country, and denuncla-
hon, both loud and deep, would have been showered
upon his head As the is the case, let Civ,
honor to HIM who merits it-yes, let as "do jusic'
10 John Tyler" Let us even 'render unto Caesar
the things which are Caesars"
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FIss Departed this life last evening, in the 10th
wear of his age, CHARLES, son OF Charles and Margs-
ret Fisher, at this city,
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From the Philadelphia american Sentinel.
DINNER TO CAPT r. F. STOCKTON.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. LIST, l64:

PHILADELPHIA Dec LIST, 1913.
DEAR SIR We have witnessed as citizens of Phi
adephia with sentiments of the most lively sastat
ton the successful enlerprsing and honorable excI-
tons IF your talents and time, to the promotion
amongst US, of improvement IN science, and the me-
chabc arts which will bear an advantageous conpa-
rison with the most interesting discoveries Of the day
Your labors in the construction Of the Princeton
War Steamer, have not only added to Navy
vessel whose surprising efficiency no longer be
doubted, but when lis construction machinery, and
armament are considered, they have combined TO-
yether, md brought to successful ISSUE the applica
on of mechanical powers, the principles OF naval
chltectuIe and the experiments of practical gunnery
in mode VIII ch gives to The world a new and Ic-
markabe instance of American enterprise and skill
That YOU should have selected the port of Phi adel-
phia as the place for carrying your design into effect
exhibits Just appreciation of the abilities frequent
" evnced by mechanics, equally in the construc-
ton of vessels OF war; and of the machinery peculiarly
needed for the perfect operation of those propelled by
steam As some lcstimon al from number of our
cit zens of the generally entertained among us
of those services, and marx of the PERSONAL ie-
spect which they entertain for you individually, We
BIO leave in their behalf to solicit the favor of youl
company public dinner, to be gwen al such tune
as you may be pleased to designate
BENZ. G. WILCOX,
JOHN X. KANE
RICHARD RUSH,
G. NJ DALLAS
II. ID. GILPIN,
C.. MACALES TER.
WIN. A. PORTER,
VIM LEIPER,
BENZ. RUSH,
JOHN NJ. READ,
JAS. w. SCHAMBURG.
To Cant r. F. STOCKTON u S. NAVY
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6, |

To Capt. r. F. STOCKTON, U. S. Navy.
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o. p. Room, Secretary.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-16

TO HOUsEKEEPERs.-The subscribers would
call the attention of housekeepers and others
to their han some assortment of furnishing articles
such
Sofas, Sideboards, Bureaus, Card Tables, Bed
steads, Pier Tables, Hat Racks, Centre Tables,
Washstands, Rocker Chairs Settles, Wardrobes,
Cribs and Cradles Best Feather Beds Mattresses, a
large and beautiful assortment of China Glass and
Crockery Ware, Chronicles in sets, Astral, Hall,
Side, and Piano Lamps Plated Casters, Candlestcks,
Cake Baskets, SAVERS, Butter Tubs, Shutters and
Trays, Knives and Forks, Spoons Stair Rods, Egg
boilers, Shoves and longs, Andirons and Tenders,
Walters in sets and single ones, Britannia Coffee and
Tea Pots, Brass and Britannia Lamps, Coffee Mills,
Iollow-ware, Sadrons, Saucepans, WOODWARD,
Baskets Brushes, Axes, Tinware, &c, with many
other articles too numerous TO be inserted in an ad-
vertisement the principal part of which having been
purchased for cash, enables TO offer them at very
reduced prices.
To persons furnishing, would say that you will
find it much to your advantage and be relieved the
trouble of running from store to store to obtain the
various articles you may desire, by giving call,
as have collected in our ware-room almost every
article used in genteel housekeeping. We would,
therefore, most earnestly request purchasers to call
and examine our articles, feeling well assured that
our prices will give entire satisfaction.
G. w. BOTELER & son,
Pennsylvania avenue, next door to ID. Clagetts
march 7-lweodif
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WAsnMGToN, MARCH lIth, 1913.
DROPOSALS viii be received at this Office until
3oclock on Monday, the Goth of the present
MONTH foe the delivery upon the wharf, at the Navy
Yard IN this city of fourteen hundred cords of best
quality seasoned pine wood to be measured and in
speced by the proper officer Of the yard, at the
pense OF the contractor.
The delivery must be commenced 10y the fifteenth
day OF April ensuing, and be completed by the first
day OF October following, payment will be made for
each two hundred cords delivered, if desired, de-
Quoting therefrom ten per cent till the contrac, is
closed.
WIN. b. SCOTT, Mary Agent
mar IJ-dt20
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ID ICiIARD POLLARD has resumed the practice
III oi the law lie viii attend the Courts OF Al
bemarle, buckingham, Nelson aud Amherst lie
also Offers his services for the adjustment of claims
upon the Government. IIo will go 10 Washington
Whenever business entrusted TO his may require
him 10 do 80. Having been merchant, as well As
lawyer, he considers himself well prepared 10 settle
accounts. seven years residence IN Chill as Uni
ted States Charge d'Ahaires has given him know
ledge OF the Spanish character and Spanish language
which will be useful in the furtherance and settle
menl Of business 10 eoDaexon with these subjects
His Post Office is Warren, Abemarle county Vir-
ginia. mar I5-w4w
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I)hOfosALs for carrying the mail Of The United
4 States IRON the lst Of July, ls43, 10 the sou
Of June, 1916, Inclusive, the following route la
iinois viii be received al the Contract Oce Of the
Post Once Department, in the City Of Washington,
until o'clock, p. Of the 10Th OF May, l543 10
be decided by the 18th Of May nexD N the manner
and time herein specified TO wit
ILLINOIS.
No. 1905. From Chicago BY Cazenoyis, Addison,
Bloomingdaie, Elgin, Udina, Deerheld, Hampshire,
Corral, Marengo, Amesyile, Belyidere, Cleveland,
Rockford, Vaneeburgh, Silver Creek, Freeport,
Mevilie, Scales Mound, West Plumb river aud
Elizabeth, TO Galena 1856 miles and back, three
Tunes week In four-horse coaches with tri-week-
ly branch in twohore coaches from Galena Illinois,
by Fair Play 10 Dubuque, 10 miles and back, to run
in due connection.
Schedule from Isl .lpril 10 Isl Of December.
Leave Chicago every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turd'y al a m. arrive at Galena next days by III
p.
Leave Galena every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday at a M; arrive at Chicago next days by
p. IN.
Schedule from Isl December 10 Isl Of .ipriL
Leave Chicago every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday at a. m. arrive at Galena next Thursday,
Saturday and Monday by p. IN.
Leave Galena every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday at a. m. arrive at Chicago next Thursday,
NOTES.
No proposal will be considered unless il be accom-
panied by guarantee, signed by one more respon-
sible persons, IN the following manner, viz:
The undersigned ---- guarantee that, -, II
his bid for carrying the mail from -, TO -, be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into
an obligation prior to the LIST day OF July next with
good and sufficient suretes to perform the service
proposed.
This should be accompanied by the certificate of
Postmaster other equivalent testimony, that the
guarantors are men Of property, and able to make
good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sent to the Department
sealed, endorsed proposals for route No. - and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combi-
nations, and the terms and conditions which the
contract is to be made, the last annual advertise
ment.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March 9th, lS43.
c. A. WICkLlFFE.
mar 10. lawt l0may
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VERY VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE,

InR LEASE, with the right to purchase. The
" subscribers are authorized TO sell or lease for
ten TO fifteen years, THE RIGHT TO PURCHASE,
those two valuable building lots, commencing above
the junction OF 18th and streets, and fronting the
west side of said 18th street-containing together
about - 900 feet Of ground. In the above valuable
property great bargains may be had by early applica
lion to JOHNSON & CALLAN.
mar I5-3t
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ROLL BUTTER, CLOVER SEED, BACON sc.
lust received and for sale in quantities 10 suit
j purchasers at reduced prices
5000 lbs. prime Bacon, hog round, small sizes,
1000 lbs. prime fresh Roll Butter
80 bushels prime Ohio Clover Seed,
$50 Bacon Hams, small size,
20 bags superior green Rio Coffee
; do. White Laguayra Coffee,
10 kegs No. Lard, very good,
500 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar, price 10 to 49,
GOO lbs. Cod Fish, best quality, retail cents
10 dozen Corn Brooms,
2 do Painted Buckets, and
bale Of Candle Wick.
The above goods will be sold very low, Tor cash
| only by j. LlPSCOMB.
march l6-3ts Globe
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.

Pennsylvania avenue, next door to d. Clagetts
march 7-lweodf
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AZ The inland postage on AN letters intended to
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain in
this Office.
WIN. JONES, p. NJ
march l5-3t
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c. BOOTH i co. at the New-York Cash
e. Tailoring Establishment ~ Fuonst7eet near Broad
way sui continue to take the lead and elegance
IN the Manufacture and style Of the various belong
ing 4 gent-nan's war,robs
Ihis superiority they enabled uconseGuence
OF the general adaptation of the cash principle By the public
My imposed heavy TAX the pomp, paying
sny s ,e to tai Glass Of the Community Shlsh
herring strictly to The the
ns their MI; OF superior style and finish
az very great reduction from credit prices
Gentlemen who contemplate etttng altering the
men OF their wardrobe would do we'll CALL
the changes Of fashion, embracing all the different styles OF
tIshcn taS of the choicest patterns Tor which
Others E,sing the city are particularly invited cali and
anime LOT 2n test the above assertions by patron
filing orders. J. c. BOOTH s CO iva istf
MIN. 7: JENNINGSN co Diapers and Tail
oIs 23l Broadway, American Hotel opposite the Fouu
tain ollc, attention assortment seasonable goods
including Ciohs Cassmeres Nesngs Sc, all the
Under the assurance that the system of small profits and
quick which has ELECTED liberal patronage will
be whist our arrangements such will enable
Us 20 nj ali orders Or s IN tutqr, with prompness.
those requiring articles for Immediate use the addition 10
or. STOCK oil an assortment OF first qusit ready made Gar
!oons Vests Office Goats, Travelling Frocks, Dressing
choice selection OF Silk and Satin scar C,.vats Hand
kerchefs Goyes sgspenders, HOSIERY Under Vests, Draw
f nsn Sn o 6bo1 Sc at prices which must or
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDkEN'S CLOTH
w lNG-GEORGE T. GREEN, Ncs no CHAT
HAM-STREET and BOWERY, will keep constantly
III E:S2siS Of M Ii so5s
made in the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE, which he would
made the to ese CAssEREs
VEsTlNGs. Sc. by every Packet and has secured the
perfect satisfaction all who may purchase
N B.-GGrmens made 20 order at the shortest rntice
and triih strict punctu1ity. sl2 fills
nFAEY MADE, OVER COATS WTNTER
II FRoCKs, CLOAKs, &c.-Extra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Goats, Winter Frocks Sacks SC. Also extra
and medium quality Cloth Clcaks for sale 23l Broadway
American Hotel, opposits the Fountain.
OH isrf WNI. T. JENNINGS SEQ.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON Il co IS CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA.

THIS Medicine, compounded solely from vegeta-
III. matter free from adueration, and warranted ire from
.r ing ns detrimental health was dsco cred ABOUT
since bv an mdy ;dua soreiy afflicted with ULC kR-
aTEO SCRoFULA and who has been Dder the
M most eminent IN he United STATES Tor eist
ears without the least hos OF TO health
nj was bv their able but who, alter taking
rio ,h1vs orned medicine fer i've weeks restored 70 yer
Sc health That medicine has been sold with unprecedented
and aud has failed acy instance wen taken
in accordance with dections ettset 1recI eGe Of the
1TqiL,1C;EitRATED SCRoFyLA, eRONCHiTlS, FEVER
S6RES. KINGS EVIL, THISTELO- lNFLAM4A.
T3rY ASD CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, PILES,
FRYsIPELAS, BILEs. SCIRVY, CHROME SORE
E E3ASb R He'd aSb All csfiTASRoUs DIsEAsEs
ar FANS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN INJu:
Eif,IOUS USE OF MERCURY. Or AN IMPURE
STATE OF The BLOOD. The efficacy OF this ned cine
cts truly .stoEis ing, Only table spooiu! 10 De
Een by an aultl each morning before eating which usually
-oduces Effect While n most cases. X also acts as
cathsrc increasing tn appetite and general health Of
n.e and producing eectai attentive OF thu whole ss-
.u, purifying and producing perfect action OF The blood
Persons while taking IL should retain om the use OF all
stimulating drinks or highly seas9Esd food ES,i (
General agent 20 Pne-s opposite the house ~ York
~ AT Rushton Co. 10 Broadway and 10 Asto House, Broad
,ssv John 3 Dodd and ~ Broadway; 7. Dlckie, i3
Brosdwav: Dr.. G w Sargent, ISL street, Bush s
Bowery John yms. % Fulton street; Thomas Kyle. %
Hammond street; Reuben T. Moss sos aud 500 Grand fe-t
t. Wheeler Co. ~ Ch,rry street, 20 Csh.r ST
! Svue S. VERY, all nf whom have certificates and res
corner Cranberry and Fulton streets; George Ambrose
Sqnire's BrdinsS, Atlantic stiee aud Ms h. Hayes is
Fulton street.
Instructions fortakins the article and great number Of
certificates and testimonials be seen and obtained
NJ the above plaaes. n2i eodm
n bo.as ~ Runch for
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Col. r. NJ. johnson and Henry Clay.

The Richmond Wing says-On the goth OF
September last, Col. Johnson, being in Staunton,
Virginia, number of gentlemen paid him the
respect of calling to see him One of the COM
pany remarked to him, g Colonel, when you reach
the railroad junction, you will be near the Slash
eS Of Haaorer." The honest old warriors face
Immediately lit up with an expression Of sincerity
and pleasure, and he eloquently said
{" should be delighted that place Every spot OF
in public life for forty years. and that time have been as
socated with all the great Of the country Leaving ou
Madison and ala;n, who old men when first stepped
upon theatre OF politics. Will place Jefferson hrst then
Henry Clay He perfect Hercules in all the qualities
that adorn human Some excel him IN
a gle quatyfor instance, Webster may be greater To-
gcian, may be renowned Tor deep researches
but take Clay all in ALL he has equal in the Union
either the North or Souh-the East or the West--in
and every noble quality he is without superior have
been associated with him committees IN connection WIN
Calhoun, Lowndes, C,eves Webster, and other dlstih
yushed individuals but Clay always the master-sp
We looked up him the jax lebanon; and by ms
counsel we were guided deliberations If the rest OF
the committee assembled before him. and IN doubt how
to proceed when he made his appearance all eyes were
turned upon tnaud certain 10 be right when we
followed his opinion H els great man. very great man.
u The salary Of the Right Rev. Bishop On
derdonk the Episcopal Church, $4,000 At recent
meeting the Vestry Of Trinity Church. the Bishop laid
before the Vestry the absolute neesy he under ct an
addition TO his salary of ST 500 ST 20o finally added
A, the meeting, Colored Episcopal Church, which
had struggling with great difficulties, asked for dona.
ton of 500, and were denied. Journal Of Commerce
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DR. WISTAR'S
BAEsANI OF WILD CHERRY.
1875 Eulton-Strcet.

IMPORTANT CAUTiON.-,rhe Public should
L bea, in mind that il is DR.. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which published in every pant of the country and not The
articles Of similar that occasionally pufed into
temporary Those MAY be good, but we Know nothing
about Them i,
Tr LIT EVERY Man, WOMAN AND Child read the fol-
lowing if does satisfy ALL OF the great virtues
Of this medicine let them 90 TO 10 aa see me
ORIGINAL with numerous other OF like
WATERrILLE, Oneida Co. n " Sept; lj lSi3.
Dear Sir! owe the afflicted to niom yon that IN jan
uary last attacked by very violent coid caused py
comranied by severe pam IN my ores ana siaes anu
also distressing cough. had in attendance all the best
medical aid in cur village hut after exhausting their skill TO
no avail. they PRONOUNCED my disease csNfiHMEs coN-
SUMPTION and they and all gere ~, to die Alter
much rersuason GOT the consent OF my hyclan to use the
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, prepared by Pr. Wlstar Fur
OF which began gain strength and u was very evident my
ough was much better and my symptoms IN every way I'M
proving have used three bottles and am restored 10
perfect health This result IS alone Owing 10 me use o. p
WisTAR Balsam of Wild Cherry; and take this method Of
nr Won the information. partly the debt OF graft
nde owe you and partly that others similarly afflicted may
know where 10 apply for relief. ,,urcS.cv
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGt.
Nh PALMER, Druggist, under date OF WatervllIe Sept
rhe statement given You by Mr. Jonas Sage we'll known
70 bp true by this ,csoe community 1t certainly was most
remarkable cure. The sale OF the balsan Is very good ana
success IN cures truly T!atterinS: ,.,,,r,,
'"N~>' Yours respectfully, D. D. PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and certificates They prove
oncusyeiv ha CAN BE CURED they get the 7lghi
medicine Sc sure and get Dr. Wistals Balsam of Wild
Chsr.rY,- BeWGre Of tnudtt0nS
Ths Basain cures all affections of the lungs and liver such
as bleeding tho lungs bronchitis asthma OF 10 or 20 years
standing Group obSnaS saln IN 5s ehss' So 81 TON
corner OF Nassau Dexter, Albany Gorhan Newtlaven;
f. w Bull Harllor and by agents throughout the North
Medical Treatise to be had gratis above. MO I'm
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DOARD-For one or TWO gentlemen and their
- wives and two tiree single gentlemen may be OBJ
tanned pleassn, situation No. SC Es, Broadway.
nrsr Market Isl n21 I've,
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49, JOHN CALLER, formerly with 7 Y.
s1saszs5 Tnyou }-LADIES BOOT AND SHOE
STORE S. Chatham street Onopsnng tho above new store
UeIi 10 soetthe attention Of his friend, and The
public to ms choice assortment of LADIES', MISSES,
AND CHlLDREN,S BOOTS AND SHOES, of CITY
Manutactnre being OF the most approved style and prices
Boys and Youths Calf Boots and Shoes-Laics Waerproof
sh9es ana complete assortment Of Ladies' Gents Misses
Having had several years experience in the business he can
manship. ''' " WIN
Boots and Shoes of every description made to order
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GENTEEL BOARDING at Mrs. CERES, No.
= Courtl.ndt street Single married gentlemen can
De accommodated with excellent Board and comfortable
rooms moderate Also front n,rlor and bedroom
the second door. furnished or unurnished MIA
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SECOND BOARD.

100 shrs Farm In. .b20 214 $50 shrs har en- 4os
so do do b3 d! s. 900 Illinois l2s
so do l. Island R.. 6S. 1000 do do. $500. az
100 do do. b30 69 l5,00O ONO .iOof
$50 do do So SO 5000 do DO bS0 1901
50 do do. b2O 69t 20 900 do do b3 1901
do Illinois Rk. Is