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c1I.n vs ASSOCIATION.

On Monday evening, the Clay Club and Democratic
Association had their first meeilng pursuance OF the
articles agreed on between the parties. Col! camden
PIT forward the champion OF the Club, and was
answered by George n. Lee, Esq in behalf of the
Association We think justified IN saying that
the Col pretty eieclually used up. Although the
Association expected discussion OF the principles OF
the parties by Col Camden that being in their opinion,
the entertainment to winch they were invi'ed; yet
most of the hour consumed in comparison OF the
two men, Clay and Van Buren, Of this Mr. Lee took
advantage and showed that the Democratic party unlike
the Wings, were after and not men--hat
they cared little about men, when thrown into the
scale with the great and glorious principles they advn
catehlt whggery to make itself popular, gores It's
leaders, and says lutte about the specific
principles by which they will be governed.
Mr. Lees collected bearing conITasled we'll with
Col Cemdep 8 immense physical exer,lon. The dispas-
sionate and clear logic OF the former whilst showed
that his object truth and not victory, met most
successfully The assertion and buster of The latter These
two speeches show 10 impartial MID, the true char
acters OF The two great parties from which they emanated
that fthe Wing based on humhng directed 10 the gull
by oil human nature, and "full Of sound and fury
sgnfyng nothing that ofthe Democrat, close and
did reason directed TO the understandings of men, who
are believed 10 be capable Of conducting free govern
ment. The tempest of passion, which the gallant Col
onel attempted 10 ure up, 10 blind his audience &c
The splits in hrs argument, deceived no oae h. forgot
how altered are these from the times Of 1910 Give
Us dspassiona.e discussion and the glory and the gar
will be with the democracy
We have confidence in the intelligence of the Amer
lean people, an abiding reliance IN The principles o
Democracy.
''Truth crushed o earth i'll rise again.
The eternal years OF God are hers;
Whist Error wounded writhes IN pain,
And dies amid her worshippers"
CiarksJurg IA Sion Of Democracy
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Ero,. ne Republican s,n,md."
PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS.

PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS,.
II 10 time to scan closely the relative strength OF par
,es in the Union end bring the test of fixed fact
their absolute position. This is easily effected 1t does
not depend upon conjccturct does not rest upon es
mate hypothesis or calculation. In vain, the Wings
refer to the election Of le40 and show the results OF
the Electoral College, and popular vote. In rain the,
boast that MIR. Clay is stronger than General Harrison
and will distance his competitor more easily Th:
trick of the braggadocio oft repeated, will Tail tt
impose upon public credutv. II Is part and parcel
their party tactics TO create and keep alive this deuson
The attention Of the country is aroused, and rigid scru
tiny and close investigation wi De mace mo all lhe evl
dences and assertions Of Wing orators aud presses.
Unhappily for their gorication, the popularity Of
AR CLAW has been several times subece TO the
ring proof of counted ros. His friends always carried
q bold front, talked confidently, Dragged LOUD hat
steamboat and stage maIoriiies before The election
but unfortunately, when the votes were poiicd The,
could not be found. There has ever been wociul de
6ciency in that trying emergency. How much 10 b
depored that the election caot be made without ha
fetal recourse to the ballot boz.
Indeed when we listen to the Wing account OF thu
relative popularity and chances OF success OF the TIVE
great representatives of party principles we are et
with amazemen Forgetful of the fact, that the grea
leader Of 1910 reposes where the aspirations of The
patriot and the Conflicts the partiZan can no longc
disturb him-wiIiingly obli,ous of the truth that ht
once great Wing Party has been struck DOWN 10 n>gn
ficance BY The reachery of lis friends, ard tie riumpi
Of its opponentsthey still refer back, it'll pride an'
boasting that temporary and Elusive victory barret
Of fruits and honors to themselves and followed by
many calamtics and disasters TO the country. One
would Judge from their tone, that their leader was Ma
poleon who had yet reached the plains of Waterloo
had never been checked in his Southern campaign no
been driven with disgrace from his Norhern-upor
whose banner victory had perched and, at who's
ba,.e-cry all foes fled aghast and pauicstrcken Far
far from this has been the of the Senatorial
Dictator. No brilliant victory has ever crowned hi
painful struggles or animated his devoted followers
10 moi even hard.fought field and doubtful deiea
came 10 inspire hope, and their dropping energies
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From this il will be that the proposed Tariff IS
sort Of compromise or halfway measure between
the demands Of the free trade advocates and the pro-
tectonsts The widest theorst among the supporters
Of the free trade doctrine would scarcely ask for an
average rate of duties under 90 per cent I'D valorem
on all imports, for less than that would not provide
revenue FOR the Government; while the proteconists,
we believe, satisfied with rate Of from 80 TO 30
per cent. The proposed Tariff is nearly, them an OIL
fer to split the difference and is such most Of the
Democracy, We presume would be wiling to go tor !;
though, whether the Federal Wings are ready TO give
way at al-whe,her they not determined ITO rule
or ruin"--to have their own seli-wed obstnacy gr-
titled, sacrifice their country-is another question:,
more easily determined when the bill comes up before
the United States Senate.
rPhH Shirt of the 1imfs.
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HOOKER a. OSBORN,

HAVING associated with them in the Coach Ensnrss Mr.
George W. Cox, would respectfully inform their friends
The friends of Mr. Cox and The public generally that they intend
keeping constantly hand assortment of Northern and Rich
mond made Carriages their manufacture. our Car
agcs workmen and Of good materials
warranted equal any work in the country Mr.
Hooker will upefintend the business oi ooNer q op' ~
New Haven Connecticut, and furnish with such articles as
have occasion order.
a,ter ourselves the advantages possess that
shall be able offer the hes; assortment ever
market which viii sell at prices TO SUIT tue
times for cash. approved paper We shall always Keep on
Cara Wagons together with an assortment ol Coach MA
erials and Harness Mountn.s consisting IN part Il Axes,
Springs stems Bands Lamps Lenhe Laces, Oled Carpet
Fnses Tassas Tufts, lIames, Hooks, Terrels Buckles
&c, &c. which We will sell !ow .
~ R,nona dom. NJ the shortest notice, With neaness and
on the most favorable Terms corner Of Eighand Main fret
Richmond, Virginia. h n;E , nIDf,1M'
Jan II 7G-3t stf GEO W. CON
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POETRY.
(From an English Paper.J
IN PRAISE OF THE GOOD OLD PLOUGH.
"aucH YET REMAINS USsuSe.

IN PRAISE OF THE GOOD OLD PLOUGH.
Let them sing who may Of the battle fra,s,
And the deeds that have nng since past;
Let them chant in praise ot the TAR WHOSE ua!s
Are spent the ocean vast;
would render 10 these ali the worship you please,
would honor them even now,
But I ID give far more from my hearts full store
10 the cause of the Good Old Plough.
Let them laud the notes, that In music floats
Through their bright and their glittering halls;
While the anorous twirl OF the hairs bright curl
Round the shoulder of Beauty falls;
But dearer to me is the song from the tree,
And the rich and the bossoming Dough;
Oh. these are the sweets which ths rustic sreets
As he follows the Good Old Plough.
I'LL
Then how jncund the song AS II comes along
From the pouehman's lusty throat;
Did the hunters shout, ever yet give OUT
To the brown woods a merrler note.
Though he follows no hound yet his day is crowned
with triumph rs good, trow,
As though antlered head nj his feet lay dead,
Instead of the Good Old Plough.
Nv.
Full many there he that we daily see
With selfish and hollow pride,
Whom the plou shman's lot, IN his humble cot,
With scornful look deride;
Yet I'D rather take, aye, hearty shake
From his hand, than 10 wealth Ia bow;
For the honest grasp OF that hands rough clasp
Hath stood by the Good Old Plough.
All honor be then TO these grey ola men,
When M last they are bowed with toll;
Their warfare then DER, why they battle no MORE
For they we conquered the stubborn soil;
And the chaplet each wears are ms sitVe! haifs,
And Meier shall the vctur's brow
With a laursl!ed crown to the grave 90 down,
Like these sons of the Good Old Plough.
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CHERRY VALE NIIEsERY.

One mile from Richmond, on The West'am Rood.
TIME propcor establishment his thanks
lir public FIR The plrroEage lie has received At their
hands twenty years and earnestly scciis co;iE-
al oil their lavars.
Al this establishment is cultivated the most popular varieties Of
all The different Kinds Of Fruit Trees 70 this climate viz:
,pnls Pears .ce Cherries. Aprcot., Pums, Necarnrs
and Almonds o thr choice varieties oi Roses
and Ornamental Trees. Linden and English Naples
Abon Grape Vines approved varieties native
and nreiyn;-amoncst the celebrated N00ns Viz
enia Seeding for table and wine He also keeps
on supply Domestic Wine, the Juice OF
grape Raspberry Vines, Gooseey Bushes and Asparagus
Rnn good supply always anda Of which lie Il deslrous
10 sell nj reduced prices Address JOHN CARTER.
Nursciyman, Richmond.
Feb. 90 92-wiw
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BIZ tie Gorrnor # Prginia.

xr-IEREAS vacancy hath occurred IN the House of Repre
w Of the United staes by The res snation OF The
Honorable Henry a. WISE late Representative Tor The seventh
mack Northampton Elizabeth City, Warwick James City,
city williamsburg the counties OF New Kent Charles City
u,rws Gloucester Lancaster and northumberland: The She
rd Of the said counties, and the Mayor of the city Williams
rr are therefore, hereby required in the of the Com
their
copoatons On Thursday in April Repre-
sentative the said District 10 MI Tue vacancy aforesaid
Gwen rudr ry hand Governor aud under
of the commonwealth, al Richmond, this nineteenth
l'EAL'i day of February, in The year 1874
JA MCDOWELL.
Eah G3-NGy
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SPRING DRY GOoDs-MARCIi. le4i.

SPRING DRY GOODS-MARrIi, leii.
IT.. 4. CUNNINGHAMS, II street, Siockoe Hill, the fol-
~ lowin. articles:
calIcoes, various styles and prices
BilLorinc Lawns
Printed do.
Cambria, Swiss and Book Muslin
EiSIc Laces and Edgiugs
Georgia Nankrens
IIckings. Apron aud Furniture Checks
Brown aud Blcacled Shirtings and Sheriings
Irish Linens. Diapers
Cotton aud silk Hosiery
Black and Blue Blaca Alapacha
Furniture Cacoes
Do Dinity and Fringe
Manchester Gneams, with variety Of other Goods, which
will be sold very low.
Wl-Wu
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,,,uE r of the counties of Isle III Wight Prince George
son,h,mnon Suny and Sussex; Mecklenburg and Halifax
.n% waMis At css SSl
Kann,b,nnock and Greene; frederick, Jefferson
Clark Taxewe wy.he, Grayson smy, and Carroll; Green
wavn, or The civ of Williamsburg will take notice. that erc
ions IRE to be held al Couhoses. and other places
v law for holding elections, the fourth Thursday
Anil u. 20 choose To represent their respective dis
"' Eth 81 '' goMwiw A. HANsFoRD, s.
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Prolopsus Utoi-C Urea by DR.. 10. WomYsons ms


I AW SOTiCE-Ihc subscriber has removed his 90. .
IL basement stony Of his residence, at the corner o.
streets, opposite the Office of the Mutual sufahee sol
may be ionnd a, his Office whsn not in attendance a5h
suniedl Of the Courts Of the City. 800
TO CLAIMANTS-The subscriber, after an n'ft' ,r
years again tenders his services claimants % s"e
of the United States, the State oi Nie'hlt "
onary services, any other demands, whether arm
contracts otherwise. Ills experience In aii.hdm.
claims may enahe him. in cases wherthcy are y"
ed, refer the oi the information Nee
them. The Advantage of that eXprr.ence-hts a"''
IN. subject, and digen; attentions stimulated -, t'e
Of be ginning his lIir Oi oi-ness-he Is vino
To those who may employ hu-ior Moderate e'''' m
lion or reasonable coEiiuee. commission - @ 74
on. Urged by such strong Inducements, he pledge 20,
try and energy he may have eNered rs re- Ire
office :!ih and streets, near The swan ia'e'"
addressed to him viii br puncnaiiy attended To- .nrFS
| Richmond, eth Oct, isi3 4t-ly THuNNH ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

M.rsr-The Legislative Convention met on the 7tf
February, and recommended Martin Van Buren, TO the
Republicans Of the State Six cut Of the dele
gates elected TO Baltimore, BY her Congressional Dis
trcts are for him-and Mcssrs. Talman and Jarvis Of
the Legislature 1.-TWO of Mr.. Calhouns leading friends
proposed resolution pledging the electoral vote Of
Maine to the nominee OF The Baltimore Convention
Unanimously adopted.
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$40 600

$40 900 a aSTy .,t e " will be Pa
Shoe Establishment of Richmond Texas, who VIII
sell Boots and cheaper Than s. A. Smith the sign o me
Red Boot, Main street, opposite The end "i Tue id ah'
corner r-thereore my establishment is the cheapest
in tins city or Texas invite all Nations Languages and Tongues
from the SPEAKER the Jewish Sanhedrlm Ia the Fl Head nd
ans 10 cali on me bargains, determined be beat
in these sens cheap Boots and Shoes. have Boot
~ from 81 ST; and Shoes from lS g. $3.50
in prices just call and Look for yourselves and
yo viii find very difficult away without purchasing E
n b. Don't forget the Red Boot. :. A. SMITH.
Dec. Gl-wtf
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By the GortrnOr Of prginia.

WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the House Repre-
w sentativcs of the United States by Tie resignation
Honorable Thomas w Gm-r, late Representative r the fifth
Congressional District composed Of tir Ahemsrc
Nelson, Bedford Greene, Orange, Amherst and MnSon The
Sher1s said therefore, hereby required IN
of hold rlrcus In their
tive counties the fourth Thursday in April next Repre-
sentative the said District 10 fill tr vacancy ao'rsisd
Given under NV hand Governor aud under
, the CommLnw caltl kictmoud, this nineteenth day
l'EAi"l Of February in The year IL ~.
ia. MCDOWELL.
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s.icp AZ yrins OF Deed 81 trust, esod In the
ri ro, Can't Of Pr!ncs Edward, executed to for purposes
therein specified by Jack Vaughan we shall on the lel day Of
ND ~ e for cash the of Tract Of Land lying in the
comfy of Prince Edward containing originally by estimation,
% cres IN which said Jack Vaughan resides ad.
ninr ,h lands Of the Estate of Thomas D. Lgon decd and
Others particular description Of the land deemed
~, I'll =, stees: doubt is entertained of the title; but
we shah convey only such title as is vested Trustees
We ~ N' SAMIl c. ANDERSON, n-.,.,
HENRY n. WATKINS, ifus'''S'
,r,Js
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wM. II. CRAWFORD, Esq.


awe have 10 acknowledge the reception OF the note
alluded to in the following card from our old TREND
Dr. Green, Of the Macon Democrat. When we re-
cevcd the note, we at once distinctly recolected The
publication in cur paper of the correspondence as
transmitted to us at the time by the late Mr. Crawford
between him and Mr.. Dlckerson oil New Jersey. As
soon as we had leisure moment, we searched our files
and found the correspondence and we should have
Immediately published the letter of Mr.. Crawford, had
its great length permitted it then. The subjects OF the
letter are a protective Tariff and National Bank, and
both, especially The frst are treated IN that mastery
manner so characteristic of the productions OF thai
great champion of State and Popular Rights We WI
here add, that had n conversation with Mr.. WIN
H. Crawford, short time before his death, in which
he confirmed TO us his uncompromsng opposition 10 Q
National Bank and to protective Tarif. 10 show
however, the view taken by that distinguished states
man of National Bank, we transcribe few short pm
ragraphs from his letter TO Mr.. Mahon Dickerson
which we subjoin
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well as Spectacle Glasses every description 10 fiji frames
He heous ea, mains in selection of his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends that his Glasses he hes
qualify we'll ground and perfectly posed-and from his know
nj The Science Optics and the Of the eye he
10 give the advice choosing Spec
taces or Classes All OF which will be disposed of on reasona
ble terms a<J Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange
ps,ersbnrS oct H. ls33 l3-wtf
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pamphlet of over 40 pages, has been published
styled "F,rrY reasons aohy Mr. Clay should be Pres
dent" 1t would have been much easier 10 give thou
sand reason, lohy he should not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA.
THE Female School house, the county Of Louisa, sX
miles South Of The Court House, viii he continued thus year
under superintendent Miss HELEN King, of The Ciy
Richmond. School will be taught all the
branches Of education, usually taught in Female scos t".e
Their with Music, Shond like 10 take live ~ SIX
yonq Ladies as orers To this School Terms:-Fur Board and
Tuition, 500 Tuition alone. $40 Music, $40.
Gentlemen country would do well IN send
this School of the leahuine-s OF the situation
Miss Kings qualifications Teacher said 10 be very Sue-
rior.
BlCKERToN T. WINSTON.
4)-Im
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SPRING IMPORTATION OF EARTHEN"A
CHINA &c

WILLIAM F BUTLER 4 co, {Sisn Of the o%1 ,t, 81
" eceivin. per harque John Casklr, an G.
walls, their Spring supply Of China, EaFihen"ae m "a
chased at the lowest cash prices, which they o yer
upon the accommodating terms Having oS, 40 nus
Willy for the Spring trade, will br enabled 10
ken assortment Of new AMI iashonahe soous call
SON. Purchasers afe's'pee"Ny WM F BuTIER CO.
Three doors above The te = :.
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IN CHANCERy.-ti2 Rates netl IA tn
flee OF the Circuit Superior CaH OF Law and Chan y
Cumberland county, Monday, the 9th day of Noyrms To-
| John w. Nash, p Dr. lsS
against "ii
Heck ah Ford, Administrator de bonls non wuh b ain
ne1ed Of George Carson, deceased Elizabeth Mcym an
dow and relict Of the said George Carson deceased w.
Carson, Augustus Carson, AIonzo y. Carson a'
mist ator Of Maiid Carson, deceased, Lowell ana e
his wife, formerly Emily Carson and YaudalI ,n" i;;ly
| his wife, formerly Mnvina Carson. Ir,ca.. ''i'+
The defendants, Elizabeth McMoou.h, Theonh In. n -
Augustus Carson, Aonzo b. Carson and - Lowell an, =
ly III. wife, fandal and ialviaa h5 wife nor l Ll
tered their appearance and serUy according 10
assembly ana the rules of this Court, appraTirg
tory evidence. thht they abiants Of TINS
wealth. II l. Ordered That the said defendants do ap,
the irs day al the next March term, and HE tg
plaintiffs and that cory Of this order he forthwith u,
newspaper published in TIE ciry Of Richmond for
successfully, and pasted of io.t
th.s oouhty Copy-Te>te, "'e
jar % so--wan b. =. wooDsoy, DC
IN CHANcERY.-VrKGisa:-At Rules held in In C-,L, ::
nee Of The Comfy ConH Of Cumberland, Monday f w.
day OF January, leafs - '"' ',l
Edmund is- and Martha his wie, formerly Martin ,4.
pin, deceased, W,ia,'aF'
against ''''
John 2. Flppn, in his right and as Admip.t,,,.
Hewlett and Eliza his VIE, formerly E.za Flia,i 10, wa.
Judith fhppin, widow OF John Fnrpu Decd qua
The Defendants - llowttl aud Eliza his N, f,
Eliza Fpn, not having entered their appearance and ,
curly, according To The act Of Assembly and the r,r
Court aud appearing satisfactory evi!rnr- ~, W F
inhabitants az this Commonwealth, il Ordered ~ air
said defendants do appear here The fist dag The 6-,
Court and answer the bill of The plaintiffs that e,
This order be- forthwith inserted III spaprf "
the city of Richmond for two months succeSSjvcy and -.
the front door oil the Court house this county, ~ IL
:. ACopy-Teste, b. WooDSoX. G.
JAN !" .1-wam
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE LADIES SHOES.
THE subscriber would respectfully ask The attention OF The In
dies his complete assortment al Ladies' Misses and Chl
drrn's Shoes the latest aud fashionable style
Ladies' Fancy Callers
DO. half do.
Do. Lasting do, thick sole
Do. White Satin Slippers
d.. Black do do
DO. do English Kid do, very pretty
DO. French Morocco Dress Slippers
10. do do Iies
Do. do do Buskins, thick SOLE, stitched
10. do do. thin solrs
Ito. Cater Brskins, Lasting, very pretty
10. do. silk, do.
Misses Fancy Buskns, &C,
J. T.. WATKINS.
doors below Aessrs WaIsworth Turner K Co,
and sign of The Mammoth Boot
March gS-wtt
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NEW SPRING GOODSHe receiving and opening This
variety Of and desirable SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS 10 which respectfully invite The atenilcn
of country rclanis and The trade generally.
LONDON WlLLlNGilAM & DREWRY,
No. &, West Main Street.
March gs-wt
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HOyT & co.'s PRIZE OFFICE

DVENTURERS in the country have The oppoun
~ $50, 900. floyt Go determined sell
this Grand Capital 10 be- drawn the 2;th Of April All old
palrons hope will drop order o- chance III This Truly
magnificent scheme. brilliant have never had -
Therefore without delay, forward the llcsrSt Office ~ The
world n remittance for chance Tor FIFTY THOUSAND boil
LARS. ID. H. HDfT & 20, Richmond, Va
80 900 Dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass Il, for lsii Ia be drawn
Alexandria, D. e. Saturday the 2Oh of April, si -
bers--l3 drawn ballots.
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IlARPER'S SPLENDID BIBLE
". RANDOLPH x CO., BOOKSELLERS Aso BrSpERs, l2l
West Main street, Richmond, have received Nos and
fiarper's splendid Pictorial Bible, price 25 cents each
All publications received sled from the
Press.
March - 93-wtf
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Tlckris only twelve dollars.
NJ Certificate Of Package Of III Tickets viii be sent for
| S6G-slares proportion
| Slarh L. 9l-ytl
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CHARLES I.UMSDEN,

Jan. II 7fi-li Wtf
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Onc of these persoaage Mr. Moseey the famous Kentucky
arrived Richmond yesterday, and his companion
In patriotic toll the Blacksmith either arrived last night
or will be here to-day
Tonich presume these gentlemen Will harangue at the
d3utt. mutitudes viii flock
rher 10 hear loudly announced by the trump Of lame
THE ladies' T End comfortable seats ara ereea en-
nsa, -