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VIII not the friends OF that Statesman, The friends Of the
Whig Cause tak- early and general
diffusion Of this work One hundred cones VIII he
nsd 20 any rarzou or cluh Coz Nin-ty-FjYs Dollars
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The President and Trustees have this Ga declared divr
dead OF ,vertyons PEI se earned premiums o.; the
year ending December f tor which Script certIhcasss Will
Sc ssusd the insured whom they due on and after
the 1T day of February next.
And th President and Trustees have also this day declared
dividend OF interest the script .; 1922 1870,
Si aud 1872 able cash after hs 9Th Of Janua
~ next. 81 order of the Board,
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CITY INTELLIG nee.
IyEDNESDA'
T.in, of Amelia Norman.

cOuRT or SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER aud
Aldermen PUEDY and hSDERvooRT JONAS u. rHiI
IIps ESQ. Acting District Attorney
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DIED.

January i6 WILLIAM BRADFORD, OF Philadelphia, il his
3Sd year.
=; Pelham s!as:. Dec g. MIS- OLIVIA, wife OF Oliver
Chapman Esq. aged % years.
II Brecksye, ONO, J,aaaIy :. Mr. ELISHA q. BALD
WIZ, formerly Of Iitchis!d, Ct., aged 80 years.
4; oyou;o, January 6, Hon WH WARHES BALDWIN, II
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MARRIED.,

Ol Nond, evening, January By the Rev Heary Chase,
B1RD of N-w-N ork
!aagaIy ~ GotH.,I BEsLLs Esq. to Miss Mary Mol
AZ !on5-al J.ausry 10 in Trinity Chapel b. the Rev.
David b. iarntheT, the Rev. MARX WILLoUGHsY, Incum-
Robin Lisiou, ESQ.
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iITANTEU-A situation as Waiter IN private
w family or rpbi house Porter, By very Issps cta
hi. vonnc man who will BE- exceently well recommended
@ canabiIrv hone sv INDUSTRY By his last employer IN
M, r,tv Please inquire at i23 Bf0ah~ay. JAZZ
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MEMO RANDA.
DISASTERS.

The packet ships Yorkshire, for Liverpool and Si.yl-
Grass= ioI HavTs, sail this day, weather permitting
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COURT CALENDAR =. TINS DAY.
Common PLEAs-Nos. Dc %, %, 30, 81, 32, 33,
CIRcU1r CoURT-Celepdar not posted.
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STEAM REFINED CANDY.

p l. IL A. STUART, 2SS Greenwich, corner
L. Of Chambers street, constantly manufacturing nv
eam and have now on hand large assortment Of Candy
&c OF superior quality suitable for the Souher IN m a,k-t-
climate harder and dryer than ay nom "a sugar
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4 RARt. CHANCE FINE EATING -
y FINE BUFFALO HEIFGR two years old, and
we'll atted will be saughered also Steers and four He
rs batter quality than any that have been offered th
They Will be killed in ule for the market Saiur
day Morning and will be sold al Valentines Old Estsnshed
stall No. 20 Fulton Market universally allowed By
those who know the quality oft that Buffalo Beef Is Sups
other; that is the flavor and
those who would like 10 test its qualities would do well
Cl sary possible and engage their Remember
pdiest,le's StaH, No. 40 Fuiton Market. jsls ala
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BELOW.

Snip Adirondack Iacssatt from Liverpool Dec l3, md
AID passengers. g I Tnn6'- The Is anchored on7t
ihs HOOK.
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r1- SECOND Advent Meeting

o. Second Advent Meeting-At Franklin
H. rs Chatham Squares. = Snow OF ConnecticHt, tor
mery Dascal ritter, Will this at o'clock ate
M facts MS from indeltty
by the Influence Of VIM Mies Lectures on the Prophecies
attend The Midnight Cry published every Thursday by
J. V. Ir,ss at No . Spruce ST. jl8 It
- Ladies' Fa!r.-Nethodist Episcopal Church,
of Uaanne and Madison streets, Will be open
ThursdayF Friday aud Saturday afternoon and of the
present wttS.tomm-nCIag each day at o'clock. T. NJ
aud closing 10 o'clock, F. ~ Tickets ~ cents-to be
had at the door.
Daily Paper ISSUED every evening by the Ladies, called
Th. Gt iais Of the Fair. JlG 2tf
10 Mercantile Library Assoeiation.-lh.
eighth Lecture of the Course will BE- delivered AZ Clinton Hall
Thurs,ey tyenng, lSh inst. al Il o'clock, By s. De
WITT DGoop, Esq Editor OF the lue SUM- sub
ect: American Liberation Tickets 25 cents, 10 BE- had at
jai6:Tp&Th. WNl. VI. PARKS, Recording Sec'y.
n5- Henry Clay CIub-FOURTH WAhD.--A
Meeting ii Club Will o. held the ShaSsp-ars Hotel
corner William and Duane str.es, Friday svening
nfxt 10Th instant halclast O'Clock Pauotut! attend.
agce OF nembsr particularly requested business OF
import Nc Will he transacted. A. ASHF!ELD, President
H Bt,RRAs Vice President. il 81.
- Democratic Clay Club OF the Eighth
ard Sp.cis Meeting Of ts Cub viii bs held the
Howard aousr tins evening INST. hall past O'Clock,
loT IN, election of officers Tor the ensuing var.
WILLIAM y. SWEET, President.
l,tIi.. THsslEs y; : '',iI N'ASp' Secretaries.
g. Tie Managers of ti- - ar requested TO meet
l. pi II iub.
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

In the 5'ig Lower, from LGguGgrG-EdcaT Hsa.ner-
In the brig E1cei from SGrcnncaJ Ross Miss Saral
Wells Elizab-th, Josephine AMI Sophia Raynard
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yXTANTED-A situation by a respectable Pro
w testaut young cock. ash and ron Or to
do general hosework private family he best OF C,y
rerenc. will be given Please call 50 touTth 81 IN IN,
ie"~ w. - ll3 2t-
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THE SALAMANDEB. 4 Naval Romance, BY E.rsen'
Sue Translated BY H ". Herbert. Full Of incident. O.
hi.hlySroucht and rapid uts7cst-aboundnz IN ma.rih
cent postlcal iescrptont cannot fail TO entertain ant
instruct every cas oTsaders PTce Is cents S6 hundred
THE FEMALE BLUGBEARD A Eomaaee -f the Island
Of Martinique b. Eugene Sue The plot rlch IN start
ling incidents disclosures and the reader Is NJ
sraly fascinated b The wonderful! events which his novel
emtodss almost every Price 25 cens-eonpeten II
Part.
THERESE DUNOYER. \ tale Of Farisi'u Life. By Eu-
gene Sue The dramatic Of This novel Tss
Is is roysat tic interest, The hand which drew aside the
curtain and cispaysd The wonderful ongon.s Of P.rsan
NE in ,h- MYSTERIES of Ts constantly exhibited II
-Theress Duaoys5. Price 25 cents
THE MYSTERIES OF FAIRS. Only perfect edition
translated By II {. CemirE. The wonderful book of
the present century Pce 81 . bound; 81 III numbers
by ms!l ST periodical postage.
MATILDA: or The Memoirs Of YOUNG Woman. By Eu
gene Sue Translated b. H W. Herbert The hes,
Of society written and. in The judgment of uNny,
equal tuo 2erior ptsrst thA Mysteries Of Paris
Price in NUMBERS, IS centS-bound for 81.
MEXtCO, AS II WAS AND As IT Is EmbeilIshsd
with 100 splendid sugrayngs executed for this work from
original drawings of twelve hundred dollars
This the cheapest and valuable book OF the season
with over one hundred and y EnSrGri,gs executed II
the highest styis OF the arembtacuS views OF the ruined
cities pvramds cuositis &c; and alsn illustrations OF
The people ,-r and customs, &c &c /; Is the
most hsheemseshe work that has ever been pne!shsc
his country and tu OF incident description ano N'u
able information which where else be found Fnc'
81 30 el- ganty bound, and Cllt.
FROlSSART'S CHRONlCt iths Middle Ages, splen
didiy illustrated with 10 Engravmss- -haadsomey bound
ard t with emHlsma;ic stamps Il is elegant work
Price So
ALl:oN's HISTORY or EUROPE, by < 5 Gou,d
ESQ One the valuable and mpormt histories ever
wi,teu aud most suitable present for parents aoher;
rressn, their children pupils. Price handsomsly
bouad 81 IS
the day wholesale aud retail. Oier promptly attended to-
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-a For SALE-Ehs 3 story brick Houses and
@ ots IN t-e Nos. 55 ami 1863 ~euty first strert ne ar
LA. the 3tn Avenue. !ortsrm5 appyto
ANTHONY j. bLEECkER * 60.
i.i3 No iaosd street
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SOLOMON JAMES (;<1 CORBlS.
Norwich CT Jan. 18th, lS4i mark.

Nrw. LoypoS CoUsTT,
Norwich January 18Th, 1871
Personally, sn7.sret ules C"biu OF ;i- 4ioes+t
and made solemn ozih 70 the trutho tfe same
!. .fnrs M John DEWITT justice OF The FN-ee-
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THE BROADWAY MURDER.
CONTINUED.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER... Before judge
KENT and AID. WoOpHULI and EhlIoNs.
Trial of William Leitga for the Murder cG
las Wife,
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RARE CHANCE The subscriber being
sbort 10 lsre into the country now offers sale his
small stock of Dr. Goods to.eihsf with y+ years lease
OF TWO Stores aua Dwelling fs,-rate stand for buii
DO WI! 10 call 1868 Bo -ery Possession lnmrd.tely
ig w. HENRY HART
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VII shortlu CIOse,

BOARD IN BOND-STRt.E "A Pdr!or, with
- Bedroom ettached, and o small rooms, with
CRATES, let, with Boad, 56 Boud->treet. 6 Inns
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the ounty Of Eew-York Notice Is he;rby giY-n
III p.rsons hayiug claims Bryan Rosseer Sie of he
CITY of York gentleman ecrasd y present the same
yItn e yguch thereof r subscriber, his store No
= John.s:,se in The Ciry Of NewY0rS before the
2otil day Of July D.ed New-YoIk The l!h day OF
January l94t JOHN PAkET
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Il FOR SALH.-Ihe valuable Properly No.
',:IS l65 Lud,ow-srJeet. Apply 10
-i..ll ANTHONYJ J BLEECHER & CO
Ial2 Rryad..tceet.
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rnv Stoi.r.-O[T- HUNDRED DOLL

n thiHs v N'ANN, Z S-cr-'ar,as
THrep2KE kELLEy. ~
y g. The Managers al l- Bal 7r. requested 70 meet I'm
!aediltsl, after tn tjopUmsut Of rhe Club. il
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5-3 FOR SALE -V4Iuaoe brick Houses ard
"G Vacant Lots 2Ist and 22d streets north and south
sides r-ar 3h avenue; good opportunity for invest
n-gt As tn Who'll VIII b. sold tgeetler Apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLLECKtK& Il co.
Rrna,l..trr.t
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DEMOVAL-A. H. Coils has removed from
n ~ Beaver street to 80 q John street which place
h. Will keep complete assortment OF Millinery Goods
T., YORK 18th January, 1874. jal3 5t Is lwos'
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4 ehoicr ie-cr0i Of silk and SATIN Scarfs Ca ,yas Hand
setcFei. Gloves Ssp peadrry Hosiery, Under vests. Draw
NuSn snIr.s Coars, sc., - price, which must fer
liiIa-Tn-n's 20 purchasers. Jv,5 ui
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= Mfrcnm1;le L:brmrY Assoeiation.-Ih-
- LIenrv CIay CIuh-FOuRTH WNhD--
- nnn,ocratic ClnY CIuh or thc EiXhth

=, ar.A Special Meeting ot tins Club vii 5s held Al thr
Howard II aus- this evening 49, INST at hall past o'clock
o7 he election of officers or the ensuing year.
WILLIAM y. SWEET President.
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UN. ' NTsFs.N
whose oddities bits scraps &c have often kept the entire
sndiencr there IN oGt continue. roa. of laughter
Also engaged, MONS. and MADAME. CHECKENI two
celebrated Dances aud lautorlmts. la rrtite CERirO
'ps charming d'uS use; Mr. II q. SHERMAN the ballad
slnEe.; T = BOOTH. rlt famous Como Singer; GREAT
rs FERN the greatest Nisga Eylr.vag,n Isl ying and
the unrqute of the Locomotive Engine at full
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G.YTHE REPUBLIC" The Editor OF the K

should the steamer from Liverpool ari:s in time the first
n,,hr sppear on TQnda morning. The selections wili
-9 ON saturday and applications should be made
T ~ Applicants requested to attend al ,he pub
- II a., Ssturdav IL DUFF GREEN.
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The brig NiInroI which ashore about fortni ch
nce Little Egg HaIbor has been stripped rhs hull Will
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NwYork n9tce hs:e5y slsen TO all
City Of Nrw.York genteman deceased TO Presen, rhv
i63 W. Iey pscs ia the CITY Of EeyyYork. before
I.nn.[- ia.i DENJ D. SiLLtMAN Executor
i,ta ,wsm LAViNIA HICKS, E1.currix
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WASHIN GTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
"A a.
OFFICE OF TRANsroRrArIoN B. & 0. r. R.,

OFFICE OF Transportation b. Il y. II. H.,
BALTIMORE, 18th April, 1874.
TINE undersigned is authorized to transport Dele
i gates to the several Conventions to DO held in
Baltimore on the Goth April, and the LIST, I'd, and
9th May next at the reduced rate of $3.50 for The
round trip between Washington and Baltimore; and
in the Same proportion from intermediate stations
the line Of the road subject 10 the following cond-
tons, viz.
First Delegates to the Conventions of the 30th
April and the LIST and End May, will be allowed from
the 29th of April to the 9Th May, inclusive, to make
the round trip
Second. Delegates to the Convention to be held on
the 9th of May, will be allowed from the 26th of
May to the I'd Of June inclusive, 10 make the round
trip.
1t is particularly requested that early notice be
given to the agent at Washington of the number Of
Delegates from the District of Columbia, that the re-
quisite may be provided for their conveyance.
Should it be found necessary to run extra trains, due
notice will DO given of the time of their departure.
w. g. WOODSIDE,
ap l3-eotlsu Superintendent.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned for furnishing five hundred straight
and sound Chestnut Posts, with tho bark on, OF the
following dimensions, to wit Each post must not be
less THAI eight inches in diameter at the butt and ia
pering to not less than five and an half inches in d
ameter clear Of the bark at the top. The said posts
to be thirty feet in length. All the aforesaid posts
are required TO be delivered follows, to wit One
hundred or before the first day Of May next; one
hundred more or before the fifth day Of May next
and the remainder before the eighth day Of
May next, on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio
all Road, at the engine house, near the Depot, at
Washington and be subject to the inspection and APP
prevail Of he undersigned.
The proposals to b. addressed to the undersigned,
Superintendent Of Electro Magnetic Teegraphs at the
City of Washington, or before the 18th OF April
instant.
SAML. F. B. MORSE
Washington, April 9th, 1914. sp 8,'
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CPARK'S LIFE OF FRANKLIN, Volume
~ Royal Svo., with seven elegant steel cngravngs,
by the best artists
This day published, and for sale by F. Taylor,
The Life Of Benjamin Franklin; containing the Au-
photography with notes, and a continuation TO the
time of his death. BY Jared Sparks.
iyTbis is the best and only complete life Of Frank
lin ever published. The editor having had access To
large Of papers lief, by FtankIin including his
co resPondence with many persons In various parts of
the world and also to ocpious materials of much value
procured in England France, and the United States,
which he had in his possession several years, while
preparing edition Of his works.
Sparks Life and Writings Of Washington, 10
volumes.
Sparks Life Of Washington, I vol. svc., ~ fine
steel engravioQs. april loft
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STATE RIGHTS.

respectfully solicit, OF all parts OF tho country,
/ patronage for my work on this momentous sub
ject 1t is an entirely impartial and careful inves'
cation of the principles Of Union-for the pre-
scryation of the Uniondeining and illustrating tho
real spirit and bearing Of all our political elements
and having no partisan or personal object whatever.
Itwould not become me to speak particularly Of
the appreciation with which the work has been re-
ceived Il has been taken BY many OF tho mos; DIS
t,nrushed men in the country including the Prssi-
dent, heads of Departments, and membes Of both
Houses Of Congress
The subject will continue to be Of great and
incre asing import 1t is involved continually in the
movements of some Of the States, and in our Ma
,ional Legislation | am the more earnest that the
work should be encouraged, because wish to be en-
abed 10 publish further upon the subject hum
bly vet very confidently conceive that is still OBJ
scurely ebepded by those whose positions
render clear and broad perception Of il peculiarly
mportapt; and that this arises from their not being
deeply conver,ant with the REASON OF political
Iation. ardcntly desire to enter again this held oil
mighty principles and of close and candid ratiocna-
ton, pray the North to be quiet, ere they 70 too
far and the South still TO adorn their rectitods with
an heroic patience
the work Will not individuals at distance unite
in ordering in Should any person Be pleased to
,r.n.mt me one dollar, will Immediately forward
o.s,. oon;s, EsTWICK EVANS,
o'' ''f' OF the North
Washington City, March 90 1874.
.n,u 9Th. 1874 Since the insertion of the above,
7 h.rs considered it due to his xvEsrruL subject to
nn.nd 10 the advertisement the letter below from 4
very souod minded and distinguished individual, 4
he mo one of several of unqualified appreciation, which
have been sen, me and, rs my object 10 TRurn, and
not applause, invite the severss scrutiny into my
doctrines
LETTER.
Dear Sill, l have perused your work .. State
rght. three several times, and with great pleasure
and .at;.facton 1t is to next To the blsssed book
of T.uru, the Bibe--the more you read II the moro
you want to.
nv honored father (who was just from the battle
fields Of the Revolutionary war, in which no served
throushout) contend for similar principles. My de-
e;dsd and unqualified opinion 10, that your work
should I've read and taught in all our eomnon schools
and other literary insttutons and permit ne say
that feel proud, yet humbly that God has spared
, ,hro.,~k thu various vcisstudes Of life TO give
such noSl. production to the Americas Pep: :'d
| to the vorM.
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AND CLOTHING MATERIALS
FOR THE NAVY.
Navy DEPAKTMEHr.
BUREAu or PKovlsIoNs AND CLovHlNS,

BURxAU OF PRovlsIoNs AND CLorHiNs,
April Ii, 1874.
SEALED proposals, sndsssej Proposals for Nary
~ Ctothias and Clphiay .Mteris!s, will be received
At this Office until O'clock, P. M. on Monday. the
10Th day Of May next, for furnishing and delivering
ION receiving forty days notice. At each or either
Of the Navy Yards Charestown, Mas, Brooklyn
N. T., and Gosport, Va, such quanit,ss Of any or
al Of the following named articles Of Navy Clothing
and Clothing Materials, may be ordered by the
Chief of the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, or
by the Commandments Of said Navy Yards respectively,
during the hscal year commencing the first day Of
July next, and ending on the thItieh day Of June,
1916; viz:
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man Student, &c. .....s.- .aa ses
CONTENTS. $50
PARr FIRsT, TALEs.--Ths Indian Coqusttes, or
the Mohawk Girls, dedicated to the Coquettes Of
Washington; the Deserted House; the Pirate Count;
the Demon Bride.
Pant SECOND, CHARACTERIZATION and Imita-
tons in Verse; from the Portuguese Spanish Italian,
German, and Arabic languages.
PART THIRD, EssAYs.-lst, on the falsehood Of
Gloomy Theories 81, the policy Of increasing the
Territories Of the United States every favorable
opportunity, and the future renewal Of the Congress
Of Panama; Sd, expediency of extending promotion
to privates IN the Army and Navy; 4th, evils Of
meanness and parsimony in public salaries; 5th
means Of encouraging the emigration Of the rich
we'll as the poor to this country; 9Th, influence
upon public prosperity Of having mon Of genius at
the head Of affairs illustrated by the examples of
history. a
The above work is nearly ready for publication
Many Of the articles appeared originally in the jour
nails and periodicals. april Is dlw2aw2m
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" Owe AND fATRIO TlsM, 4 Poem BY Rich
IL ard 9tewsr Evans, Counsellor at Law, for sajs
II Bscoke's periodical agency, and st TaylorS, Nor
risQu's and FasnAamt bookstores.
Tho following extracts src taken from some Of the
aotccs;
8 Ftom tks .NstiexsI AsisAGssneev.
Love AND PArRIorIsM, Poem, pronouRcod BY
Richard 3. Evans, ut B0wdoin College, Al the annual
commencement. Portland--Charics Day X Co.,
printers.
The above il the title OF poem, by Richard g.
Evans of Washington which has been just published
in Portland, Maine. The following remarks upon
This performance, arc from the Portland Daily Ad-
vsrtissr, Of September 7. It was amusing to listen
to tho observation Of this performance N6nsemse,
says ono. Beautiful, adds another Horrible, splen
did, silly and grand, were epthsts profusely lavshed
Surely that 10 poet who gains such praise and
such abuse. And verify we believe Evans can and
did write poetry. There were parts of this Poem
which appeared pure and gorgeous poetry for in
stance the alluson to the American Bird in eonnex-
ion with Poland; Campbell himself has not done bet
tor, &c.
From he Globe.
The following brief allusion 10 Poland il from
Evans Poem on Love and Patriotism, production
which is highly praised, &c.
From tie .Alsrandria Gasetts :
Mr.. Richard s. Evans is gentleman who has long
occupied conspicuous station ~ an anonymous
writer in Of the principal literary journals and
to whom the world indebted for some ofthe 6nest
specimens of poetry and learning, &c. 6
ap l6-dlwtaw2m
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nR. WAKEFIELD has removed from George.
IL town, ID. G. TO street, the second house west
of the Medical College, Washington, where he ten
dcrs his professional services TO the inhabitants and
those of the vicinity. His Office is in the basement
march 30--2awlm
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Ill danger Of British inaneucs. and nsds part o.
our glorious Union, nFs essL
Estrdct from another letter Of q friend N
Buffalo, Nep York, dated
Aran, 18th 1874.
NV DEAa Sla: aneless The proessdisss Of ID.
friends Of President Tylsr Who assembled IN this ca
y, On the 9th nstant u meeting Of some SOV Per
sons to express their preferences for candidate io
Tbs Presidency, and 70 appoint delegates 70 the New
York Convention. We met with tho most bitter oP
position from the Van Buren, pen. They tore down
our handbis, and elealiousered with the People &c
keep them away /; but it was Of no avail. The meet
Ing was enthusiastic, and on no occasion was the
nans Of Fresidaat Tylsr mentioned that 1t did NOT
bring out sppntansous burst applause.
Our eourae y onward, and If other sections will do
tAelr dasy = we have done, have no fears Of the
result -
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NOTICE,
ITO bidders for Mail Contract on No. 1854, Cum.
berland, Md to Wheeling, Va.
Whereas the States Of Pennsy lvania and Virginia
claim the right to exact tolls from the vehicles or
some Of them, which convey the United States mails
on the National Road from Cumberland to Wheel
ing which right is denied by the Post Office Depart
ment, and the question 10 pending in court unde-
cided To prevent all Misunderstanding hereafter,
between the Department and the contractor, bidders
desired TO propose for the service in the aerna
tive-stating, first, at what price they will convey
the mails this ROUTE they assuming ali liability
for the tolls, If sny-aDd secondly the price at which
they will convey the mails, the liability for tolls
10 rest on the Department.
c. A. WtCKLIFFE,
Postmaster General
Posr OrYicE DEPARrMxHr, March Q, 1874.
EUGENE SUES new work "Aarnup," Just 70.
Il eeived BY \, TAYLOR.
APRIL !,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-04-16
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MORE BRILLIANT STILL!
100000!
S30,0O0-tl5, 000-tl2,4l0.
100 prizes Of IL 900 arc 4l00,0 900.
On Saturday, May Is, 1914.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class c, for 1874.
Will be drawn at Alexandra, d. c.