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OYSTERS AND TERRAPINs.

SsUPERIoR oNsTERs d TERRAPINs
- always on hand and served up in superior style,
n few minutes notice, any hour, from 10 O'Clock, A.
VI. until IL O'Clock, Nj. Families supplied with the
nest STEERS in market, carefully shuckd. and free
rom shells and dirt. Merchants and others, visiting
Baltimore, and wishing to take with them eau or
Two OF hne fresh Oysters, can have them put up by
GIVING few minutes notice, and sent to any of the
Hotels or 10 the Rail Road IN time for the ears.
EVAN HAMILTON, German street.
Between Hanover and Sharp,
% FRESH OSTERS put up 10 keep in any eli
hdle' n2S .cO4W
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me-. eo3t+ ID South Caverl-st near Market.
NIGHT WORK.

NMTILLTAM SIMPSON. CAROLlNE-ST., ]
Wv door south of Pitt street, Baltimore, Is thank
fu to his friends and the public for past avors extend
ed to him. and informs them that he still continues
the above business on the most farordbfe terms.
no. Orders left with r. Mills, corner Of Cough and
Eden streets; Samuel Boyd's Lumber Yard, Caroline
street; NJ w. Mettee's Smith Shop Harrison street;
Robert Clam, corner of Low and Forest-sts., oppo
site the BelAir Market; either Of the Police Officers,
or the City Commissioners, al the City Hall, will be
al rJ-6 n,
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BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS.
n II 1 G ES REDU CED.
FHVEG Subscriber, anxious 10 close his stock of
d Fall and Winter Goods. will sell at a reduced
price, and can assure purchasers some genuine bar
gains may be had by an early call at No. so BAL
TIMORE STREET.
Beautiful Cashmere Plaid CLOAKiNGS
Fall and Winter Dress SILKS
CASHMERES-a great variety in style and price
LlNES-handsome for % and 3l!c
SIIANVLS! SE4A WIS! SHAyyLS!
great variety of beautiful SHAWLS, of silk
thbct, plain and embroidered, wool, cashmere blank
ct, extra fine, apacca, &c. sc. Also,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
English, French and American fabric, of new and
handsome styles, the assortment large and varied
with Scarls Cravats, Vesngs stc., OF all kinds now
worn. Gentlemen may be satisfied of getting good
bargain, it is the determination of the subscriber to
sell at Il small advance and close his stock.
EDWARD ]. RICHARDSON,
n28 No. 81 BALTIMORE street
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MASSACHUSETTS. The official vote in this
state is as follows: Clay 67,062; Polk 53,0Ss;
g,rney lO, $50. Clay's majority over Polk a.
pe3; over all 3,l39.
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sDGA- nGSA DOLLARS in prizes of
90 S4OOO $4,000 each, and 20 prizes
&pLENDID PRIZES AT DoYLE,s pRIz

&PLENDID PRIZES AT DOYLE'S PRIZE
~ DEPOT, No. III PRATT STREET. Capital
Prizes are all the go at this brilliantly lucky Office
where nearly all the capital prizes sold and cash
ed All that is necessary TO prize is TO pnr-
chase a ticket. Lastweek no less than 10 three No
tickets disposed Of all of them splendid prizes
If you wat TO secure fortune, in for some of the
Capitals to be drawn this week at NJ. DOYLE'S Prize
Depot No. l44 Pratt street. opposite the Railroad
Depot, next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel.
WEDNESDAY-Capital Of S20,O00 SC. Tickets
So, shares in proportion.
THURSDAY Capital OF 100000, tickets $500,
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capltal 5000, tickets $3.50, shares in
proportion
sATURDAY-s5Oo 900. Tickets only 81 50, shares
in proportion.
Aliheral discount will be made 10 persons who psr-
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky Numbers, by
the package single ticket, share. All orders, per
mali or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
II fri Opposite b. & o. Il. X. Depot.
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qg- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING 0

EIy- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING 0
every descriptions executed with grea! despatch AZ No
"a ( BALTtMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH pITTs Much larger dian any Other
''-''' - D'i1A'' office can pxecuSe.
LOTTERY BILLS. CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS or EADiNG,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c,
indeed it is needless N enumeraie, a. Ne are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. every style and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
EEY VIRTUE of n decree of the Court of Chan
I'D Gerry, the subscriber will offer at public sale al
the Exchange, lii the city of Baltimore, on FRIDAY,
goth of Dec, 1914, at o'clock P NJ, Lotof Ground
fronting forty feet on Pennsylvania Avenue, running
back to Cove street. This Lot is situated near the
intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Cove ST.,
and has upon it small Frame Dwelling
6IS- Terms Of sale as follows: One-thrd in cash,
and the balance in twelve months.
n28-eots w. A. TALBOTT, Trustee.
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Defence OF SLAVERY. We have received
pamphlet written by MIR. J. Graves, of Alex
andria, d, C. entitled, ga Defence of Slavery:
being review Of letter written by the Rev.
Charles T. Torrey, now confined in the Balt-
more Jail, upon the charges of abducting slaves
from their masters, in Maryland and Virginia. -
We have read the pamphlet, but Mr.. Torrey
will be placed on trial for his alleged offence
on Friday next, it would be obviously impro-
per for us to notice this production at large,
under present circumstances.
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NAHuFACIURE or IRoN. IN another par; oi
onr columns to-day, we perceive that Mr.. IL
c,, advcrtises n work which was sent to our
table some time ago, but which in the more
exciting topics of the past season, we have sHi-
G,rad ourselves hitherto to omit noticing. II
is d second Report on the Manufacture of Iron
addressed to the Governor Of Maryland by Ma
ALEXANDER.
The First Report, published some years since
has now been long and highly appreciated by
The iron-masters into whose hands it has fallen,
a, well for the truly scientific manner in which
chemical principles are applied to various ope-
rations in the production ofmon, as for the useful
practical details with which it abounds. This
second one will be found no loss interesting and
useful.
We, who hail with pleasure the development
of the resources which MARYLAND contains for
this northumberland that have already
produced the first .1mcrican Rail Road Iron
sympathize too with every effort 10 instruct and
animate our citizens, instead of folding their
hands after some unlocked for political result,
or lamcntng over some unexpected demonstra-
ton Of the popular will, to apply themselves
hopefully and earnestly to the use OF the means
which Providence has given, in abundance,
richer than their need, for individual and civic
prosperity.
And we therefore cannot too warmly recon-
mend this work of Mr.. ALEXANDER, not only
for its intrinsic worth, but as one conceived in
the right spirit, to the perusal Of all who are
engaged or interested in the manufacture Of
IRON.
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FIRES. The dwelling of Ex-Governor Nor
ton was injured by fire on Monday. The barn
of ]. Farnham, at South Uxbrdge, Mass, was
destroyed by fire on Saturday, consuming IS
tons of hay, a large quantity of grain, and s
head of cattle.
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GYMNAsrUM. BY reference to an advertise
ment it will be seen that Mr.. Perry, having
permanently established his Gymnasium in
North Liberty street, is prepared to afford the
most complete calesthonc exercises, and invites
the attention Of ladies and gentlemen. tie has
employed the aid of a competent lady to take
charge of the female department, and every at
tenton will be paid TO scholars placed under
her tutorage, The exercises of this institution
are among the most efficient meansof bringing
into play the muscular powers, as to deyelopc
the human frame in all It's fine proportions; and
nothing, perhaps, conduces more to health
The certificates presented from medical gentle
men fully justify such impressions, and we re-
commend that all such as wish TO enjoy these
blessings avail themselves of the opportunity
of attending this institution.
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yrz= We have received from Messrs. Shurtz
! Taylor. the 18th No. of the Pictorial Bible,
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A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT. "Prayer is the
peace of our spirit, the stiffness of our thoughts
the evenness of the recollection, the seat of
meditation, the rest of our care, aud the calm
Of our tempes..n
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Rev. Il. II. PArTISoN.

ATLANTIC HALL, Ne. IA Uatsr street.
YMNHE Subscriber most respectfully informs his
u friends, former patrons, and the public that he
has opened the above house as an ALE and OYS-
TER HOUSE, and earnestly solicits patronage.
PHILIP ADAMS.
TO- Families furnished with OYSTERS of the best
quality. on the most pleasing terms. n2S-2t
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ELMES & SEAyER.

MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS.!!
HUST RECEIVED frqR New York, superb
CD lot of the most Fashionable styles of MUFFS,
consisting of Natural and Lustred Lynx; Sable, Sy-
bcr?n, Squirrel, Gennett, Natural and Lustred Co
ney. sc. sc. Together with n few very fine Isabella
BEAR MUFFS, the most fashionable article now
worn All of which will be sold at exceedingly low
prices !ds- The Ladies respectfully invited TO
call and examine my assortment.
G. ]. HOPKINS,
n26-am. 8. w corner Market and Charessts.
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The Swiss BELL RINGERS. 1t will be seen
by reference TO the advertisement, that these
celebrated individuals will give two Concerts
at Calvert Hall, Oh tomorrow and Saturday
nights.
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LATER FROM TEXAS. Dates from Calves
ton to the 9Th inst, have been receiver The
Texas Congress is to meet at Washington on
Monday next. The Hon. r. J. johnson and
Miss Matilda Maffitt, daughter of the Rev. J..
n. Matlitt, were married at Galveston on the
9th inst. 1t is rumorcd that all northern Mex
leo is in revolt against Santa Anna, and that
Arista, with 1900 men, is on his march to
the city of Mexico
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o. TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United States, on any subject con
nccted with literature science. Orati0ns from 50
to SO, occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
lures So to IO Letters and Essays 49, Pieces for de
camalion SO to IS. Inscriptions for tombs So to s..
Sentimental Tales s. to $40. Advertisements 81 TO
So, Songs So News Carriers Addresses S.. Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, &c. &c cents per line.
Persons a distance will address (poSt paid and en-
Lonand Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
mgton University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, enclos-
ing the qid pro quo. 20 Editors friendly to me, will
please give an insertion. nl2
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IRON.
DEATH or Col. SrANplsH BARRY. This old
veteran, 50 well and favorably known in this
city, closed lis cventtul life at the residence of
his son, Standsh Barry, jr., at Newport, N. Y.
on the 9th INST. after painful Illness, at the age
Of 81 years and 2 days, leaving behind him an
unblemlshcd character, and fame us enduring
as the monuments of his own native city, for
whose Improvement he always manifested the
livcliest interest Tho deceased when but Il
youth rallied in aid OF the father his country,
and at the time Of the Whskey Instruction,
commanded the Independent Blues. 1t was
upon this occasion that the soldier-like appear
ance Of Col. b. elected from Gen. Washington
q compliment as flattermg as it was deserved.
Col Barry also acted a distinguished part at
the battles Of Biadcnsburg and North Point as
Major of the 5th Regiment, in each of which
engagements he had horse shot under him.
At the former his horse was shot in the breast,
and threw him. Having lost his horse, he COM
mandcd or foot, and when the Regiment was
forced TO retire, observing the colors Of the Re-
gimcnt in the hands of one who, from eXhaus-
ton was unable to sustain them, Major Bar
ry, considerably injured by the fall, seized and
bore them OF in triumph. At North Point his
horse was twice shot and died the next day
The last public Office the deceased held was
that of Sheriff of Baltimore city and county,
with signal ability. We learn that the Field
and Staff officers have adopted resolutions in
testimony of respect for the deceased.
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GRAND COMMENCEMENT BALL. The intro
ductory Ball of Mr.. G. J.. Spies, which comes
off this evening, at Central Hall, promises TO
be brilliant affair. The most extensive ar
engagements for comfort, enjoyment and gene
raj hilarty, have been made, and all who wish
to pass off pleasant and delightful evening"
in an innocent style, should attend, and join in
the giddy mazes of the dance.
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PIcKwIcK CARDS, hiessrs Gushing & Bro
Their have these Cards for sale. We have a
pack before us, and have examined the Direc-
tons for three games; but confess that we do
not entirely comprehend the amusement, though
it may be exceedingly agreeable. The Cards
are designed for parlour use and not for gamb-
ling, and may therefore become popular as an
innocent mode of passing long winter evenings.
We do not know, indeed, that they may not be
converted to the purpose of conducting court
ships, If applied to this use they will be in
great demand without our recommendation.
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~ the mouth, a servant Boy, that has been rails
ed a waiter in private family and very trustworthy
Apnlv nj No 100 Baltimore street. n2S-2t'
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Tickets S500-shares in proportion.
Risk Il package that can draw you the three
highest prizes, only Sl9.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md, Consolidated Lottery, class
80, drawn November 27-owcst prize $500:
II 33 - 20 II 40 10 Ga 81 10 IS d n 81
JG3- Otders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY x CO.. No. = Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, MARYLAND,
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"a OTlCE TO CREDITORS. The Under
signed hereby notifies the creditors of the firm of
Joseph Tevis Co.. that he has been appointed, by
said irm their trustee, and the creditors of said firm
are requested to hand in their accounts, properly
thencatcd, to the trustee, immediately-and the
debtors of said firm requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, they will be collected
by due course of law.
n26-Stt RICHARD J. BAKER, Trustee.
6tRASF1i CRASII! CRASH! Only o. cents
" per yard. Just received, one bale heavy Linen
CRASH, for Towelng, sc, at the low price OF 81 cts.
per yard' at
E.R HAIWARD'S, % Howard street.
ms Third door FROM Fayette.
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DoRtlss D6moonAor 1Dnxr1rtrD.I

=
Though common sense, and the least touch
ofeoodlaSte /" IN nature" would have cOnsign.
ed Dorfism'tc It's trueIevel at the very bottom o.
the political sink-vhaieyer foolish people might
have felt for The person OF the Rebel and Trai.
for himself-we 6nd lhsi our Democratic bre-
thren are quite busy about the spread of this de-
leeiable ism Indeed, they have gone the length
Of elevaling Rebellion and Treason, under the
name OF sympathy for Thos.. W. Dorr, into car
diaal doctrine in lhe Democratic creed. we ne.
peat i with all adrissment Rebellion and
Treason are boldly and openly preached by
the leaders Of the Democratic press rhroughcn,
the Union They proclaim that al any time the
people have right 10 rise and oyerlhro " the
! existing government. utterly regardless Of the
viii Of government, Sin other words to proclaim
the saacthy Of sedIiion, the impeccsbili,y Of in
sureetion.
What do the good people OF the Union think
Of such an expression as this made by the great
Democratic Review "Dorrism is synony nous
with Dsmocraey." And pray what is Dourism J
Let The history Of the two pas, years answer, and
they will tell us, it's nought but the uer subter.
sion Of liberty and law, and che substitution Of
mob license with the idea Of Reality AFFIXED.
We do not ask tina, Wings shall be allowed TO
defiae Democracy. Democrats themselves. and
those Of the ssfaightest sect, define il 10 Be Dorr
Ism: Dorfism sets up al unvrii,en law-,he de-
spotie rule Of a maiority-over an written aEI
constitutional law il can at an hours no,ee
nuilify, reverse or obliieraie the accumulaled re-
gnietiohs Of centuries il sets up his, or p6Iu
down that sect or church al viii; il burns, raw.
Cos, and destroys Of right, for when The peop,e
Use 10 their might dofOrmer laws cease 10 BE- Of
any effect. !. nigh. free the slave, o. enslare
The white freeman i might give them patents
of nobility. assume the Post otice, make var
or declare pesce, and all sf;hour consuliine5the
authorities under a. old constitution Such ee
know p be DotIism By indubiabie evidence
such, upon the testimony Of Democrats lhem.
selves, We are ;oll is Democracy. This is no
mere verbiage, no empty remsfk. II Is serious
truth, the strict fact. Is il awonder Ihat Wigs
are 50 tenacious Of their priueirlssf Is il moi
wonderful tha, hOnes', respectable. a1dpaniotic
men. should lend their sanction 10 Demoeratic,
Use. DorriIe raf,y'-G sogsiosrn. .9isoe4is. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

The Lecos are eonsoiing themselves b.
ihe reflection 'hA they were moi beaten eails' ).
Badly " some Of he late elections, as they ex,
Pee.ed to be, q as they had been in lsi0.--
Nhs1 the contest shsAhave besh decided, and
thsy End that CLAY is elected though By .
smaller naioriy than Geo.s Hsrisonss. we sus-
peel il will BE- very li,Ie reel consolation d
them Tor the loss Of their money. 20 tell hem he
thing Is NOT Is bad as it might hlrk sssh Unless,
indeed, their philosophy and arithmetic are IKE
ihess.ur lae poor wight who bei SOS 10 slbb,
andsvots i was good s.i. ssen ire issiik
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

The following letter, from one Of the mos. in
teiligent citizens OF our county, now on visit 10
Pennsylvania, will give ouf readers an idea Of
the desperation (Which The Polk party are triv-
en- in that quarter. To succeed in their schemes
Of delusiou. they must fasify the whole pelilical
history Of the county, and end the masses stu
pid snOngh to believe them. For ourselves, We
cannot believe the shrewd business people OF
that State can be misIed on the true issues now
before the country. lie. Them but give The
reins 10 their own common sense, and all wifi be
well; /E4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

HnY1s.F Ferry Rel Read Bsisgs~-pn Thurs
day morb.ng last. sPsn Of ms bridge. sbou,
100 feet 10 length. gave uay, v8As a baFthei
Engine and feur men wefe passing over, and
RS.iI into the river Thsfs SasshO train con
necied with the Engine. The SseDpe Of The
Ensn, win their lives, is wonserfsi They uere
bruised pretty severely, bot We ass glad 20 liam
mot dangerously hut The 3alluArs Anseri-
can says l. S
awe learn that within meath fass this Bridge
has been particularly exsmiped ed shOro1shly
keyed up and adjusted. and thar dbIy within a
9eW days Il has undergone the usual TaApselion
frequently made Of al he Bridgesson The line Of
The road. During the previous efS sishti loco
Smptives with trains Of tonnage ant p9sss5e GERS
ana onIy the night before .kfse q Esse e1siRes,
rlth heavy trains Of burthen. Fsss.d ovSr the
Bridge, without the slightest lnceheiun Of peak.
ness" = !
We End, however, on an Examination Of
pieces OF ihe.inbef. hat he III iOi Affected
lSem considerably. RS
The Company have been enerstlie in their re-
pairs. and ibe Cars are nov palsleg over on {
temporary track. Ei.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
EENL.AND AND FRANCE.
.a4Speck of JJ'w.

Col. Webb4 editor 81 he New ork
Coarier aud Enquirer who came peiaeu.
ger 10 the Hlbernia, enter aso sOnasIspec
ula,ions Is 10 de probabilities ii 1 Hoe
tween Englsa9 and France. He
he canndi resist The conclusion. thai war
between Fog and ana France win ceasa;o
ly take place within a very short pissiod
--oslenslbly Ia consequence nfEthe Thhiti
affair, but 10 point oi fact, because 81 il
deemed necessary by the other poMsfs to
check Ffench conquesls 10 The MeSser-
rsnean, and uader a'conYiciion thaEi9~ilf
be the means IF afresiing general A. AZ
on the demise OF Louis PhiIiape. 5:He
thinks The great powers Of Eutope III ali
disposed 10 have 'syoung France,ys sound.
" ibrashed and will, ii necessary ieEEd /
helping hsnd.--Rieh. Compiler.
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rnE srAuNroN WING EEsrIyAI..

Z e
Alljaccounts agree that this was bril-.
Fliaui and glorious gathering The SPecia-
Tor siVes very Interesting description Of
1 !, and we regret that NE have no. room
F 10 notice even the prominent incidents M
The Hon. A H H STUART presided.
The first day. Msssrs. B w Leigh and
John janney, Of Loudoun, were the speak
Fers. and their efforts were most able and
impressive On Thursday large numbers
still ii manned 10 hear the elo4nence Of the
orators called together by the OCCASION
| Before dinaer very happy addresses were
delivered BY Gen. c. p. Dot man and 5.
Med. Moore, OF Rockbfidgs.
| After dinner, our cotempDrary q the
Lexington Gazette OLivER Z. BALDWIN,
ESQ hitherto not generally known as =
TpubIic speaker. established for himself
fame that will spread over ihe common.
wealth. His speech was brilliant one,
and stirred up the deep fountains OF lhs
heart9 HE was followed hya vaice from
the 's7snfh Legion, !" Mr.. .ALGERsoN
/ Cray, OF Rockingham and il vas . vofce
that " as aituned TO the political sympathies
Of The assemblage. and met svud responr
SEES sss
I Mr. JANNEY was again called upon, and
Responded in a happy vein. al dsMr SId~
art adjourned the Convention in one Of
bis most selicitous speeches. ALE well
lin Old Augusta, the boasts Of our adverss..
RES tofthe contrary notwithstanding and
the race for the Banner will be run be-
1--WE en- her and Losdoun.l--l.Wsa. Rem. -.
MEssRs. EplroRs We see the Loco papers
FLEA with accounts OF changes and great msjoris
K lies N the late elections. You would suppose
Poly was lsweeping every thing like Whgism
outof the country. When one shakes tbe fkino
al them, they vii not come 10 the scratch. Il
reminds me Of an anecdote have heard. When,
the ROYAL George vent down al 9Spthead, snl
old gentleman VINO had son aboard was be-
I waiting his loss. His friends came 10 10 con-
fsoleIhlm thought, observed one If them, that
Ayoulhad received letter Yes, replied The Old
gentleman, but it wasirom Jack himseIf> We'll,
what more woRld you havea All replied lhs
old centennial had il been from Inc Captain, Or
from one Il bis messmates, Or indeed from ang
bSdy else, i would have copsoed me but Jack
is such an inc0rrigble liar. that his very asser
ton .hatshe is safe eonvinces me he is gone 10
the bottom. -.