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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
nosTPoNEMgNT OF Mr.. OLE BULLS

-DOSTPONEMENT OF Mr.. OLE BULLS
( CONCERT-A CARD.-To THE PuStic.-Un sny
from pai.dephia nave leaned WITH ss .e 81
my having announesd ouce,, et the TAcEKsAciL Oh
Monday Evening th !lh instant Sir. VieuT TEMPS niy
brother artist whom have the honor OF knowing f
.onally) has announced Concert the evening he
fact is had engaged the room for kis ersg before MI
V.ux Temp had arrived this city, but most cheeruiy
yield the him. aud u, he may cs,vs on the 9e
c.s,on The same kindness which has been literally be-
slowed on me- n-s my friends the posponen.nt
Concert to "Wednesday 10 Q! ms
sgain on Mcnay evening" the iSh in, farewell Con-
cert take this opportunity 10 express my wass graft,
,uds for the great kindness have ecs'ed ifSn Sns
Of New York. oLG DILL.
AsrnR Hnrsr Dec. 10, l9i3. lt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
DEALE'S NEW-YORK MUSEUM AND fIC'
L TURE GALLERY.
A DOL[dT'S rOTth J0T III CtHto'


SNOW WHITE NEGRUES. x,
Jps, sTrysd from Brazil two negro boys seven and
;;h Mhhrf ~ "a, ~n nos. rank snd eE
ns af be African Their parents accompany them and are
BLACK T4s shd5pb bsr sTs s asKassd
usln sns fen ssn a seem urg the whole and
teu,sn THIS WEEK ONLY: ggssd, y4us!y Of stNS,
ssnS,Gs sSnSS,G HBANJO EYTRAVAGANZAS. &c. by Dir.
iii n Linton Nh Kan Miss Adar La Petite Cerito&c.
Hu'ii ~ 0i- Madame ADOLPH,
h. nriyatey consulted all houIs regarding the FAST
PK T and FUTURE. She has been consulted and
by many eminent including ~ r WILL
I : Eso Editor OF the New York Mirror.
Admittance the whole Ia cents shilling extra for
cor sntcg Madame Adolph.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

usual stye and SIZE Of German Amanacs and contains III
addition the usual variety ct reading matter articles OF
great interest 10 Germans connected with the Industry and
Labor of the country and the Importance OF Protection
to the Mechanics and Workingman OF the United States
against English competition
NJ Jones,s Bank Locks.-From among great
number Of testimonials the unqualified value and security
of these Locks the following submitted to the public:
Mass. s,sse Prison is, cfAslrsrows Oct, 49, iS'''
Dear Sir-In compliance with the request you made en-
to m t 1sf skill ON o BANK ioe
familiar with picking locks and eau make the necessary n-
sy Ps5p,,fd to make such h., nSid S
ri f4 4 5 They nssa r 70 esnas about e M days labor @
throw bsckhe bolt OF the lock they could succeed a9d
as st tasS @ Ss at all ftah issa
mi IF M Is y seo1 sSa rRs
opinoa was also expressed BY another convict al INGENIOUS
mschinst and cck maker who beisyed was the nssa men
OF locks which convcts dcknowedse are ths most
viii that we selected those convcts who sup
posed possess The skill aud had besn most sueeessn
n % d and % d mo-
smhe )" Ius that line line IS Phiiadsphian
CHARLES }IS; j. Warden "a Mass Prison
M JoYEsDsar ssace MII,ns IN III the cs is5ssI,1s S m hs
Loci ha a in bee 9 y fhis a the y f and |
witnessed the efforts made BY the to 1nfGW RAG * M M
proeso being stationed here he has great
of examining locks Of the most complicated woikan
lp.
lock he has SEEN and that could not be picked even
the interior should be ned BY burglar before
an so1i 9oa-s should I be Ps ukRiInE 2 ISe6IS M
Certificate Of one Of the best M hanies Ns.s, Ie5k Or ;s,,
Ihave examined mnutelv Mr H. c. Jcnrs's Bank LGck
consider perfect piece OF IN al IL;
parts do hesitate that oplpon mere Is NO.
man sirg that pick make key that VIII Open
wilhou; having the lock apart 10 DO it.
CYRUS DURAND, Bank Note Ensrarer.
Bosros October Isl, lstl:
This certify thar the aadsissnsd hsye sHsnnsd s s; I
close and careful Investigation Of all its parts would most
cberruliy express their opinion decidedly IN It's favor
The difcu and very ingenious combination 81 levers sma
n. in our judgement conv!ncs every unprejuclced
mind of their superior excellence ri ,,,,,ssS
In regard workmanship there no want Oh tholous
or skill In design as 10 ~. ADAMS & HAMMOND,
IRON Chest and Lock Makers
Merchants Bank, BosroS, Nov. 3d. lstl.
This Rank have purchased of H. C. Jones OF Newa1k ::
one S@ OF o, is m ia-n haI, C. Il. ELDREDGE, Cashier
Suffolk Bank. BosTor, May 25th, lsts
Tbi, eerfes that. on examining the BANK Lock m,aaas
rured by Mr r. c. Jones OF Newark, n j. we ma s. So 81
much superior 20 apy her Lock have ever at
have purchased Of him and placed on our vaaIeoo'i m
Locks In addition 10 Others which were 'h
the door1 Hs.N ~ ~ p; 2 y C..i;s, 81
d5 lwls J. y. ofAH- w e,iA S7'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

TIHE ALBANIA, Broadway, between Spring
and Prince-st,ets Coffee choeolats and nd
variety 9f Other eshes .eysd up superior sts The
in tn elegant and costly THIS has al
ready become ayote for ladies' who after the fatigue
OF shopping morning promenade require quiet es
CANT retreat like this in which refresh themselves also for
parties returning from the Theatre Concert who
Joy the delightful supper without the trouble and incol-
venenCe OF preparing them at home. d. lwis"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
FLOOR OIIrCLOTHS.

fCz- asuat received, several patterns OF English
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, which, together with our former
assortment of English and American Oil Cloths constitute
he largest and most elegant OF Cloths offered
''' '~ = 1. ". SMITH s COMPANY,
Dc Owls IS! Broadway, topposite City Halll
" Free by the "a law % passed
conceninc Inspection are repealed and the said law 10 take
effect on the Isl OF December 1873. . !,
thankful For past vors received from the
dealers in Lumber hereby offers his 10 his former eu-
rovers and the public and he has been IN he enjoy en o
conmission As Inspector OF Lumber for the last q
yes Of his m until h. removed from the same BY Joint
SaI any emnoymsnt since he hereby offers himself such
IS may , grant: him such employment as he Is now 60
wears age and the les 3 Iaxpayns inhab!tat
and by birth Kpckerbocker His lees hereafter will be
e'''-e . SIMON ACKERMAN.
+yvycrl December 9th 1913 IL DIw2tN -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
.iUFFS! MUFFS! MI
AND FURS

T. Il u III T. L
THE proprietor Cffers TO sell hisstock OF UEFS
l. and FJRS (MANUFAcrUREp ExcLusfyELY BY HIasELF)
by RETAIL at WHOLESALE prices, at l15s Stare, no.
60 Liberty street near Broadway. dl 'ms"
T,HE ALHAMRA, Broadway, between Spring
and Prince The proprietor Of the above establishmsnt
beg, inform the fashionable public that hayin engaged
great expense Of the celebrated foreign Asts
who have arrived at the greatest perfection In their seeI De
he prepared TO faInis Parties. Balls Wed
dngs with auy description Of ncctonery of qaa.ty and
style hitherto uIequalled in this city d. lwIly
ITO THE LADIES Ladies about to give enter
ertainments invited to call and the eGttfey n.y.
and beautiful Cram Charlotte d. Rq1;e 91d jelly
Forms and Mouds Just received at the ALHASlIiA, 3oo
Droadway Tables set and arranged for parties N t acst
tasteful apd attractive by celebrated At without
involving any additional expense lie celebrity OF their Ice
Creams Gung the past rrs assurance thar equal
pains will BE- taken with all other articles OF ConiscoGay
furashed at rhs Establishment d. iwiss
HALL LAMPS, SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
M 81 J. MERRITT, No. 100 Bowery, between
ll. Grand and Hester have jut op4ned splendid
assortment Of the above goods Also great variety Of eh
Cp rs:ed and paP Glass French and and Esssh Eng IN chRa Se
they offer al reduced prices for cash. n23 lmDHWhS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
BRUSSELS CARPETING

Ny- Just received an invoice of BkU ssELe
CARPETINGS. which, with stock on hand comirlss
TN, most spsndid assortment the CyinE sals eheap by
@ c. W. SMITH s. COMPANY,
ds 2,yis PSI Broadway, (opposite City Ilalll
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
JUST PUBLISHED,
EVERY J,4DY:S ROOE

A n INSTRUCTOR in the Art of making every
= variety Of Fancy Cakes, Pastry, Confectionery Blanc
Mango Jsles and other useful information tc-
ordinary and occasions: b. Lady New York
Il only neScsd 10 thai this Is the oaly Book Of the
TT CROwEN, 63s Broadway,
do atiss AMI for sale hr ali tls RnokssIlsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

italian CLen,ienl soapmpoI e%lis heat sso,
muspu,o bites all irritation ard 5onshss a. aaq pb saos os
ness darkness OF the skin ms soap Is n ; u M and
h qualities Ssn@ @ Sn cs al ciGas Sc ssas '1S Ms essss v es
To answer ali ordinary purposes aud be mad genuine
only {. Walker one door from III soGnts street. 9 Ph
iadelphia; Gray Poughkespse Tossey, Rochester, Myers
New Haven Dyer Providence; Carleton, Lowell; ano
Trpp Newark. MA lmls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
ENGLISH DRUGGET;

n = small iMvotce OF SUPERIOR quality, nsw pa
,srns ana bright colors--for sale cheap hy
's'-'' a'' c. w SMITH s. COMPANY,
as pw;s PSI Bfo4dway, toppo,ite City Ral)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

c-y- DIR. Felix Gourand's Poudrs Subtitle
viii completely and permanently eradicate suie1tuons human
forehead abooa beard ard o. en;a a or , Any a7Eu S al
81; ne s. W ,itrrs,reft ore door from Broadway.
to;s se,SSs sssn Fsnfh sss and IBsny aRss Myers New
Row IS Chcslut.stIeet, Philadelp Jordan.
M BoSseq Ssy Fo"FS5sss SSa Sasse
5b. Tcnsey Rochester, y. y; Guild. Bangor " htr
CALAIS. =, ,,..;.-, p,oor nos,ye this and
no mistake
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

Njs The IuyisIhIe Wis so closely resembles N"
zeal head Of hair thar sce,ics and connosseaFs nave
bounced il The perfect and estraoraaTy N -
being made without sewing wesring which easss ~ IL
aianee closely resemble the nstura a on "a .rn, ,
Seias SO beautiful porous and so free that IN a l
Iefsi'raon evaporation unlmpeGed and The crea sr,
other Wigs entirely avoided The Sceptc and conno!senr are
alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wig, ana n,
PECULIAR method CT fitting the head the manufacturer s.
= G1 lrnia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FOR SALE BY
r rIKER md p,rhI 6 IN q

j. G, HIKER, Bookseller and Publisher.
I29 Fulton street. near Nassau.
The Ciift for 'at-a splendid octave volume.
'The Opal Pure Gift for the Holidays edited By n T.
Wnlis-il ust.ated BY Chapman, and suIerbly bound
The Parlor Arnuai, quaIo-beantiu!ly bound.
The Rose of Sharon-a Religious Annual edited by Miss
Edg4rton.
volume. .,
Tie You hs Keepsake. The Aunuaette, exc. &C.
Also complete assortment OF richly bound Bibles Prayer
Books Albums and Juveniles suitable for gifts. d9 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
German Almanacs:

large supply of German Almanacs for sale at the office Of
the New York Tribune. Price s3per 100 copies.
This Almanac printed in the German language In the
usual style and SIZE OF German Amanacs, and contains Ill
addition the usual variety of reading matter articles OF
great interest TO Germans connected with the Industry and
of the country and the importance OF Protection
to the Mechanics and Wokngmsn OF the United States
oli.Lc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

Ships Paul Jones. Watkins, Canton.
Barqus Maid Of Orleans, W;swsll, Howes, Godfrey
Robinson.
Bss Trio, Doane, Dunkitk, France, Foster Nickesca;
Sullivan Waite Charleston; Edward, Bulkle., do
schls Tioga, Haock Wilmington, Ogden; n B Ro-
h.rtsnn Pnrh NeMheIu.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

~ Wire Window Observation-Disclosures to or.
dei OF size shape or figure and handsomely ,;ed n ma
hogcny rarlor basement, orcf and Other WINDOWS
nall doors, screens for public rooms, SC. By
LEE x CO., t8 Faetory-streei.
These beautiful Shades, unlike all Others admit all the air
md. light the End perfect nto the stTeetaf
the same they obsuct The view from the The
oca keep mosquitoes s,di oisr insects cut ar1
vsfF a7iamsural iE1a isii
Nufs, NIuffs AIt,fTS- OF very superior quality,
among which OF r finest Natural and Black Lynx
70 be found in the city-ior sale al WAISONS,
Hat and Fur Store, IS Chatham II
NIB Ladies would we'll 70 cs and examDs previous 20
purchasing esewhsrp Tapsd Mufs Of every description.
aisff -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

Merchants Bank, BosroS, Nov. Sd, 1871.
rhi p,k have r,rchased of H. c. Jones of Newark, ~ J.
one Of hs Bank Locks hee!ng II o S1p3oE to any Loek
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

Subscriptions received By
JOHN ALLEN, l39 Nassau St, New York,
Office Of the Knickerbocker Magazine
Who sole agent for Pareys Cabinet Library in the City
of New York aud Brooklyn. NIL Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

10 chronological Rooms-For the description
of character and for the sale Of Bust; and Books IN the Sci;
s STRACHAN are prepared wait company at their
rooms or to visit families and parties. da 3tr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

G- Post Office Reform Gentlemen holding
ycttioS with Signatures requested to transmit hem as
soon as ,hey Shall deem expedert, the undersigned
Chairman of the Committee said petitions anpoInted By
the General Committee PARK BENJAMIN,
cost New Wordotf!ce 80 Ann street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

nIVIDEND.-A Dividend OF Eight Per Cent.
~ upon the Capital s.ees Of the HSwsId las4apss Ia
nnsvsblc on and after sne 4Ih OF Decemher ne1t.
nae 2rnis LEWIS PHILLIPS, secretsrT,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

Suffolk Bank. BosT0N, My z5th, Is4Ee-
This eee that examining The Sank Loek ,d hs 50
much superior 70 any Lock have ever ssn thar we
have purchased Of him and placed on our saaeoo' or
nrks In addition 10 ige Others which OF
's'S Ss % SSr;s J. G. BREWER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
DARTNER WANTEp.-For reasons of q psr.

DARTNER WANTED.-Eorr reasons oil. a per.
/ sopal nature Of ;wo partners OF heavy Staple Dry
Goods Job6inS House this city viii withdraw from the
,he place vacated IS wanted kayin SScoa capital the best OF
5usne habits and capacities and an ponaele moral
character and sanding society The house has bScn
embarrassed tur has always done large 'ie BUSINESS Az.
cants VIZ, comply with every particular above
address, confidence MERCAToR - ,he pubties-
ton desk Of this paper. dSl sciu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

CYDNEYz COAL-The subscriber is now dis
charging cargo of he above Coal which recommends
superior article family use ThiI cargo coarse
ses red ash and Is Superior tyvo-thrds Of the Liver
oI Coal COMING this market sale orT from vessel!
gsralr TO 7. ST TOKES Dickinson,
mi ri No. III Apthony.streAt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
III.
cE,suS, E{RI,E BIOGRAPHY.

Thc following lyngthy feIleW WLItte1I
rho Ryv w C. Brownies D. D. and Is only ONE out OF
seyers hundred commentators, ou the Clergy and The
Pres tia. the work has already Ieceiysd:
NV. YoRK, August g. 1873,
.,Tbs L. beyond question, OF the most elegant books
ever presented to our fellow citizens In this Republic
70 be in every Christian family fo its innate yaue and
in every patriotic family splendid specimen OF our rIo
IN Domestic Manufacture and the adyapcem@nt OF our
,;t am, Manufactures in their lyalship with those OF
Ils., AItlsS aia w C BROWNLEE."
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

Certificate Of one of the best M honics Netr- Io,k
Ihaye examined mnutelv Nh H. c. Jcnrs's Bank Lock,
and consider perfect of Workmanship N az rs
parts do hestare that my opinion thsre Is nor
man i.inS that pick make key that w'ii Open
without having the lock auaEt 10 do IT.;
CYRUS DURAND, Bank Note Ensrarer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

0et24. no la, &C. Helen Masgate,ta, for Nfork.
Foreign Ports.
lem, Nov %; Pac,olus, Holmes, disc.
At Trinity Martinique, 10th at. brig Balkan. Godfrey
disc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

VERY IMPORTANT JUVENILE.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
THE YOUNG STUDENT,
OK RALPH AND VICTOR.
BY MADAME GUIZoT,
rom hs French by Samuel Jackson. with gIefzto. he
marks, BY American editor. Elegant vol l2mo OF 500
pages, with Illustrations, price IS cents.
tis certainly well wolthv to be placed along with the
very popaa tales Of Gens and Mamonte and is of the
most simply INTEREST," and peasingly well instructive
y moral which the French press has produced
APPLETON CO. hsseS Go Brssdwsy @aIs
D. A Co publish and have for sale extensive and va
I'll mi Of LnEenile Work.. dll 2Lls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

Free Lecture t.yon Mnstc.INIr MAN
DEVILLk h- Blind Alins.r.D will deliver Lecture npon
the Physical and intellectual Influences Of MUSIC, inodu:
ing some Songs OF his composition, This Evening the
llth inst, The Rugessrset Church line pubic are &c
| srectfully invited 70 attend. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
SEARS WONDER OF THE WORLD,

NJ The above splendid Work but JUS, published. and
coo copies already been sold has been strong
II snnroved of and recommended by all our leading papers,
both olitical and religious
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

WTANTED-A pleasant room with beard, IN the
" upper par. Of ;he City nssr Bead",y and BOT below
familypreeFrsd Address BoaIlsl" ts TIibana Office
stating which maSt be low. hil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

LNUKNITUKE NOTICE-Soia BedSteadS, Nc.
L F. COTTON would inform sl who oi FaI :
ptuss Ct dscFpti9n thar he Is PREPARED % iata *?
Eanes Patent Sofa Bedsteads which for simplicity se.s
bty ard economy without thsr equal Ikt lS,ic arc
invited call and examine thsmaso, ell cg:r a:s CT
Sofas always on hand.
Those breaking mp hcuseksrg ing OF i.Mns - .el Ell CT
poroa OF their Funiturs wl nd ready sale ey send
ins line or calling upon the subscriber
Sales by Auction faithfully attended 10.
sua6is,f +. COTTON. li3 Fulton an4 81 Am s,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

IMMATURE ALMANAC-THls DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

- Shakspearian ReadinSs al Clinton Hail.
Elocnon respectfully Informs this liberal enlightened com
intend 10 give an INTELLECTUAL SO!REE, in which
he will rad and deliver various select pieces from shaks'
peare Milton 9pe Scott and Gam!bf Tickets Gl admls-
Those whose education snot completed Is cents each The
reader will please con the programme. Instruct
gentlemen of the Bar. the Pulpit and the nate-whst
every defect articulation such Sttmmss short
I'D almost inlr, eralicated. d9 2t-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11
!lueyi fro'iceG
rr}veG.

Packet ship Albany Watson, from Havrs Oct %, mdse.
TO WIN Whiilock. The sh Isabella, of Baltimore, came
ont in company for New Oteans parted company with hee
of the Lizard Dec The Albany hored at O'Clock
on Saturday inside The Hook "a stserags passengers
Packet ship Queen Of the West Woodhouse' from Liver
poo Nov 9, mdse, TO Woodruff s. Minturn.
Ship Mary Frances Hubbard, Is days from Mobile with
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11

70 The Seventh Anniversary ofthe Col.
McYpAY Dec lth at h,!f p,s seven 9c'osk at at Concet
n 4G5 Broadway Canal str ct he children tseYtn
iy.lour in nubsr) will be resent and viii perform soms of
s Aa address be expected from John Jay,
Esq.
collection will be made for the benefit situon
Admittance 2i cents. Tickets may be had at = Rayne5s
Gpowsry and HusseY 4 Mlchav's &} Sonth.st. d9 q
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22
Mr.. CLAY AT LEXINGTON.

The Lexington Inteligencer of the / tn
inst says: Yesterday Mr.. Clay met and
addressed numerous assembage of his
fellow citizens, drawn together by the an
nouncement which had been made in the
city papers, that he would, on that day,
make public address on political topics,
as connected with the occurrences of the
last two years.
We have not now time, as our paper is
just going to press, to give sketch of the
speech. We shall prepare sketch as far
as we are able by our next. Suffice it for
the present to say that it was one of the
great orators happest efforts. Those who
have heard him frequently, on various oc,
casions in by gone days, say it was never
surpassed. even by himself. 1t removed
every fanced ground of complaint agains
the Wings of the twenty-scventh Congress
and was a complete and triumphant vindi.
cation Of himself and the Wing party from
the aspersions which have been cast upon
them.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22
THE SOMERS MUTINY.

The Court Martial ordered at Washing
ton, in the case of the Somers Munity has
been dissolved by the President. A CORES
pendent of the New York Commercial,
abiding to the matter, says:
1t is understood at Washington that the de.
cison OF the Court Martial in the case OF Com.
mander Mackenzie is an honorable acqutlal,
and that the distinguished head OF the Navy De.
partment will advocate the confirmation Of the
decree and the maintenance Of the discipline Of
the navy, and it is believed that the distinguished
head Of another department, Influenced by pa,
rental feeling for which due allowance must be
made, will be led TO use all his powerful infu
ence and direct all the energies Of his acute in.
ellect to procure the disapprobation OF the Elk,
eculive. An issue will thus be formed, which
will throw a brand Of discord into the Cabinet.
Strong, however, as may be the appeal, and spe.
cious as may be the arguments used to produce
such result, | have great confidence in the in.
flexible integrity Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
and the immovable frmness OF the President;
and the country may rest satisfied that both will
unite to uphold the sanctity Of the law, and sus.
tain the discipline Of the Navy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22
HI
NOLAND hUUhEi
Locust Grove, April 90, lS43.

THE REAsoN.-The reason why the
Democrat was not published regularly,
may be accounted for about as follows:--
Our paper of the 9Th contained some
statements, accompanied by corrobrative
testimony, which could not be refuted, and
which set the nominal editor of that paper
in anything but an enuiable position before
the public. The real editors at once saw,
if the Democrat came out on its regular
day, the public would expect those charges
to be cleared up. We'll, what was to be
done. They resolved upon the following
plan: 1--WE will not let Robinson issue a pa
per until after the "Timcs" comes out
again; Benson & Green surely will not
say any thing more, if the Democrat does
not come out, and then a few paragraphs
that will mean anything or nothing, will
smooth the matter over, and SO We'll let it
drop, for the fact is, the moro it is stirred,
the worse it will be for u.s."
Pretty good reasoning