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Livr RPooL-Packet ship siddons-Edmund Simpson, Ste
phen Storm Miss Mary Pride Mrs puncan, Jacob Penne
Master Sylvester New York; koushan Phiadelphia;
Louis; Msjor Cole. British Army -
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WASHINGTON, April 20, lo40
Monsieur Dc Korpoway's Flora Source Da~sdnt at
Cdrusi's Sdloow-Ihe Polka, MasoWkd, &C., &c.
Having paid visit, incog, to Monsieur korpo-
nays Flora Soir<e Dawsunt last evening, l now
will try to give you some faint idea Of the scene.
About five o'clock in the evening many anxions
eyes were glancing at the horizon, from which
black threatening clouds were rapidly obscurns
the skv and promising "gust" And surely 1t
came, for about half-past FIVE, such 7" gust" of
wind came as he's not been experienced here for
long time. In an instant the air was filled with
vast clouds of dust, which penetrated into every
house and apartment, and was very thick and
oppressive, ae to render it difficult to rcspiYe.
This prevailed for about twenty minutes or hall an
hour, during which time il was impossible to dis
tinguish objects on the opposite side OF the Avenue
from the clouds Of dust which filled the air. Trees
were bent the earth by the violence OF the wind,
az a boy would bend riding whip-whig poles
were snapped short of like pipe stems--sates and
shingles from house tops, took unlocked for and
unexpected ourneys--and part OF the side of
house which was being erected near the railway
station, was blown down and laid heap of bricks
and mortar and timber. This was followed by
rain, showers prevailing at intervals, varied BY
some vivid lightning and rafting thunder until
O'Clock, when 1t commenced raining very heavily,
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A. e. FUTILE, Aucuoneer.
JACOB g. PLATT i'll sell on Tuesday April 29th at 10
y O'clock. at No. 450 Broadway
Intensive and Peptnry Sale Fashionable Rosewood and
ahog'py being the entire stock Of old establish
ed manniscturer removed for convenieIcs Of safe. ,
crimson plush do Divans spring Chairs Easy Chair
and Piano Stool suite; cod Work Tables, Paris syle
Quaee Tables, mshogany Sofas, Dvans; half
aud fnl' French mahogany and rosewood Chars Sofa Tables
Tea and Breakfast do; Egyptian ind Italian top Centre and
Tier dos ladies' mahogany asd Armoires Hat ard
Umbea Stands rosewood aud mah-gau Antique Chairs
,eclning Voll'e and Rocing d., Marble rop sdeboards
Bureau; rosewood and mahogany French Bedstsads
and Chairs Oomans maple painted Washstands Italian
and Cottage Mattrases Feather Beds PaasteTs
Wardrobs, Toilet Tables &c.
NJ b-The above comprises stock Of manufac
uer OF estahshed putaon has been removed for
yenience oil sale from the manufacturer and will be peremrto
Also, larg. size mautel glasses. 6stH
Also entire invoice Sc elegant Grandoles
in bronze and gi ofmulo, FROM to II lights
Also rich Solar Lamps Cut Glass, Bronze and Ormu
To-
Catalogues early the morning Of SALE a2s 2tisssc
GENTEEL PARLOR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE.
&c-JACQB s. PLATT will sell this day at 10 o'clock
No. 3!8 Broadway. in White large
ment Of elegant Furniture by catalogue consisting Of the
VIII lie Of the furniture Of family declining housekeeping
sising 81 Brusse. and hogany Sofas chairs
Lamps. Gi,andoles French bronzd Chandelier Oil
cloth marble dniug and ables, Work Stands Fire lions
rich plated Casters, Cake Baskets Waiers japanned Tea
Trays mahogany French Bed.teads marble Dressing Blu
rsau and Hall Ivory Knives and Forks
Also one set Musical Glasses
Also the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
mehce. a29 1t* re
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To RE- SOLD

TO BE SOLD,
A STRONG. well built Bafouche Carriage, IN good ordas
n and vel, adapted for family with withorts double
hapess To be Nou,sops Rdins School, and Livery
Stables III Msycsr street. ms isurrc
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
BENEFIT OF M1DAME OTTO.

rr.esn.crcamstsncss ass 2tlrc
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
BENEFIT OF "a M III OTTO,
si.s A. Ss n:@S q
Of gentlemen On which occasion
kindly volunteered ''Fi Fk ss5ssss ;sisi.'
i-Grand Overture, full Orchestra. the Jubilee
a-A Aria NJ. F. MAYER "d Lucia d Hammer
:! s!aIkh.Id,
s-csssas :? Tyrssansa Madame 3ao.in aa.: A''e
50 nor 'D''''
ne oprs Bs s'sa Gsr sas wss from
7Snnd Aga.sisnoIa r. piso from the opera o,S1.a
sst MAS
ApxSS tel!fS 1s & umns
Z; ts5Ssi g
lie and action BY those mov ng melodies with which
MARlAThe efforts Flower clip wings young
FINALE .xTLEGRIssIMo. ALA PoLACCA-The
Joyous reign Of Universal Intelligence and Universal Free
CGmpso,sed and Arranged by ANTONY PHILLIP Helm
Come. CeSes.t%.s BY M Harvey D0dwo1,h
D.1 + W : wiaimull.l D'a0p
Duo %a aoue o1:Io E1. E; weber
Gaudio1signora Pco aud Sig sanqqrco. Mercadantr
"a Clinton
6-BsladIMiss Mary TaJlor-'she wore wreath
7-sons~Madame 'oi,o-SMy Father Landa By ~nS-'
s-11eTaIe to ee' Is FIJI: du R.smeut-fal or 0'om
Tickets si-To admit lady and gentleman: aiie. single
as s ns
Ss,Is v SS$ss. ID sS9ys.
e pGsl' ''en o'clock The Concert +
GRAND VOCAL AND ms TKUMENTAL CONCERT,
sn
es 0ss'nef win several
S s sS.s; . Il sSs,; sad ss si
EVENINGS WIT" az HAMiiET TIiF Ta a"Vnv
Mr. J. =: MURDOCH will give the last but one Of the
cey Library subjectthe Tragedy Of Hamlet Reading
Ticket. 50 cen,.-To commence at O'Clock. a2g It.ec
DR.; HOLLICK's LECTURES
ON THE rHlL9 oRiiN HF ~ OF THE
i:
Bank Doors open at 7A-Lecure Commute at Admission
Illustrated BY he Whole eelssrs!sd Mods al which,
amS. % III g Two r f HasS " 60
tM TeleGTaph win be removed The inst Of May Don's
sss ;ss i:
C9LMANss ,, GAkLEkY Oh OF FAINTINs AND
Exhibition, beautiful Picture by g. Coen
4-beng Landscape view in Cumberland England filled
in with wonderful group Of Cattle which have received he
whom Mr.. Cole studied. It valued the Exhibition
London at 400 guneas This is probably the delightful
effort of which has been exhibited here in
To which, and about 200 Oil Paintings 2h only
charged
Entrance through the Book where charge made
to the extensive Print Room where Engravngs Of
variety may be had, at reduced prices
N. B-Mr Coman wishing to close the Book Depart
ment Of his establishment, offers bargains to purchasers
al2urc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK rHnATR 81.

PARK THEATRE
s'0n Th AiHgf aTEsf f 3. 2 3SsI, ,roap
DSei Mr. BY ss 4Sss
E wtsa bSd taas wa
IS cents. Cd tier 50 esut.Pit 50 cen-oaery
3ooiI o'clock curtain rise precisely a, hafpat7
BURTON's THEATNE-Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
MR.. A ISSbbssRs9 Af aHdo e M NIGHT
N PLAY Of % aAeY al .na Se
Deschappelle. Johnston Dumas, Mr. Barrett: Claws
Mr. Tha5er Pauline, Mrs burke; Widow Meiaotr. Mrs
Pa. g Bllanse Miss Moore. Army and Navy Dance Mr.
To conc %i; h the new s2misay THE FASHION
Thays Pete, Mr. Burke, Buster Mr. Stevens; Coaaess,
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.
FLOATING THEATRE,
AT THE FOOT OF CLINTON STREET, E. R,
Admission T 6 Ri; Gf avEs sfsS'rx s cents
EN- and
with variety ofother amusements.
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
ADMISSION F FwsST4ip TAy CENTS IT ONLY
ETHIopE at os sERENApERs.
MEsshs eE FnGax sIIAASSw W8Hh. HNARRSeToN
s they s. &c the and he Of
'''SA' vi ''0 FIR r. isd c W s!is XII
ON THURSDAY. MAY isr
Ans ops ns until no The
SSseS they stand isfSc
H EOo full, par i p.,T n see bill; cl the day.
PALMVS UFEKA HOUSE.
TIE exhibition of the Aeriel Locomotive Palmos Opera
: hO1s 1s Gr Evening Both April
een-crcumstances. a2s 2trrc
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COTTON AND WOULLEN MACHINERY, &c.
E 5derssred having recently purchased the stab ,h
Paterson ped orders for Machinery
either for spinning, weaving cotton, wool flax silk
q giving great desp9ch to orders, give asu
the Of within
cd Of time any establishment in ths country.
Our Pctte Of the add approved models end
our Machinery unsurpassed by any made.
sting. of all descriptions viii be furnished reasonable
All applications for Machinery addressed will
ass s,is.n ALIEN RISING, Paterson, n. j.
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AUCTION SAFES.
A. C. FUTILE, Auctiouse


FURNITURE s & EUTrdE s. 4r ss % SCI. rh,
10 o'clock az No s1S Broadway tenrapce No - White
street the entire furniture contained in said house
arse and extensive assortment e both useful end
Sofas Dvms O1opsus. EseruoiTr large case of Birds
wsIe Plated Ware mahogany French and other Bedssad
on marble ana ohi1 Wsshssncs Wai ard
Glasses Card Tables Centre and Dining do mahogany and
other Chairs and in fact other article usually used by ia
miles housekeeping.
Also complete Of musical glasses in mahogany case.
with instructions.
Also large Of Kitchen Utensils with which the
sale Will commence. 20 tsrc
RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., Auctione r.
II OuSEHoLD Mahogany Cottage furniture For Sale
n = This DayLAnthony Blocker Co. VIII sell This
Day at 10 clccs at No as Hudson Garrison
assortment gsas Housshod Furniture compTsnE
sd Sofas with plain and tued hair cloth Gard Table
Table, crimson damssk Wored Curtains, Window Shades
and re- aiding Lamp iirandoles Carpets and Oil Cloth and
three Composition Figures Of them Van Dyke the ars
Also the Cottage Bedroom Furniture consisting of Italian
caue seat Chairs Essy Chair with tuftrd chinz seat
french B-dsead Dressing Bureau Toilet Table and Wash
ACock Stove and small Of kitchen utensils.
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~ sOR SALE VERY CHEAP--An elegant pair
<of Carriage Horses ak years old this spring -isisea
ad SOU in every respect hne tr,vcles aud sold only or
They be for few days g the stable Of
THOMAS JACKSON,
a29 5tsre o. Mercer street Prince street.
81 FOX sALE-A fsr Of excellent Family Horses
\io close az estate, for sale low. Also dde Pony
suitable for LADY. Apply .. Mo- = Irinit is7sees
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HAMILTON HOUSE,
AT THE NARROWS. l.. /.


lA THE subsc ber putting this splendid and well
known establishment in order for the coming A
OF the hotel opened and the road from Brook
ded aed grsyss since lst Arr nseTens have been
Fort Hamilton and New York dir land
iig Staten .nd o III. hours Of starting dine notice will be
that those who do wish drive their horses
leaye tSe boat in he after and be in the
city beo in the morning attend their business ard
return in time 10 dine wi h their families
The suosber would be pleased TO make arrangements with
families single gentlemen for and board the
reasonable terms aud by addressed to him
this place. eft at the Asor House, New ok, will be
pre- npt,y attended to. ALONZO REED.
Fort Hamilton, l.. L., Aprl %, 1845. a29 4tsrc
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BYE. COTTON & CO., Auctioneers
SHEKlFFS SALE OF VALUABLE LAW LIBRA
No i Ch,mS;r. GomPr.iaa snsirs Library e
ture such as Office Desks Chairs Table large Iron Safe,
one valuable Secretary ookca'e, Oil Cloth, Sc.
~ Beat logues be auction room No.
"a Ann street, the Sheriff Office Monday. a29 t*rc
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Arr Sarah Martin, Boston for Warren puichased for wha
le Phebe Batter! Crowel rhiadepha Boston, Lexing.
ton, Go do for do Rcxana Baker; Boston for Cape May
Miscellaneous Record.
cotton and hides sailed from Ceara Brazil March
getting to discovered fire in the holds her head
turned ards the Shore and after efforts
nrgush the flames the Obliged to take their
with hat they stood and have arrived 81 Ceara The bque
went ashore night miles windwad Of Point Ma
coIipe, and burnt to the waters edge. :
cargo OF COAL while going down the Delaware
day afternoon in with brig ucy, Harding
Ponce about miles below Gloucester Point carrying away
the bowspr figure head and Of the Lucy Damage
to the schr not ascerained having proceeded
a WRscK.-The Ade!ine Eliza. at Philadelphia fell in
hIg apparently about $50 burthn, with Portsmouth
Yarmouth her stern could make incty which,
being partly defaced-abandoned bulwar gone foremost
standing rigging attached lumber adend appear
TO have been in that condition long.
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF NEw YoRK-For the week
ending 26th April, 1885,
american. ..........T loassh i,57s
rorrlRn... IL Z,zlbH ID
or the II foreign arrivals 10 were British vessels
CLEARAHcEs.
No. Tonnage.
hEm.ircan... S S'ses
Of the foreign clearances 6 were Britt h.
Naval.
SshP Rartrn and brig Brandye inc Rio Janero
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M u SIG.
M DUMSDAY. Professor Of Guitar Singing Sight, Ac
lvl co,deon Violin adic gentle
&C. in very short time by his Analysing and nductve
System eims Moderate
An improved ACCORDION for sale.
Good city references given application at No. IS Chyse
ret, abov. Walker. s26 Imsrc
G. Il. CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
1872 tViHians Street, Three Doors West of Fulton
THE great Of the of this es,abl hst is first
secondly that the tent lows thirdly that the proprietor
this i'll have them fdihed in asle similar
hat OF Brundve Tryon Co.. with whom q. u. Clarke
a long period come cted.
General Scale r Prices
Fire Cloth Dress Coats from 4A u 20 90
tfsstnsrc "
Making and Trimming
Dress Coats. ........... 81 to 90
Il so TO 90
-
Mi itary aGd Naval Uniforms rec lat. regulations.
per i'm Coat always to be Office Goats of every
description, and all articles usually found establish
men srayr hand very low prices a2a wis&3wos-rc
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A FRENCH CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MADEMO isELLE DE JANON tess ieaye respectfully to
M inform her friends and the public I'll she will open
French Class Young Ladies the 9th of May half
pest o,l CIV, &C No Oil Blocker street.
Aprly Mademo-lle De Jaaor, until the first Of May at
hhfpas 10 o'clock End after the first OF May, day at
No. all Bet cEer street, at O'Clock.
HALF Of the Lesson always employed in practical CONVEX
sation. a2i to ms eodsec
quo TEMPORE or Every Thing in S.ason--Warranted
All The Bcdbug Poison and Preventive, and safe.
The Patchouliy Compound for Destroying Moths furs,
hnuss upholstery aud harseatns, will be found extremely
useful, ard hes Teen much improved
The Rat Folsom for SHIPS fields bsruS hotels warehouses,
Sc proves the srcst destroyer aud will be epped for small
consideration, IL successful IL the
Tire Flv Paper and Cockroach Poison. well Mosquito
Paper too well known.
Also the Compound Chemical Whale Oil Sosp aud the Ar.
fca NJ nurs such as Supnate Of Ammonia, Sulphate Of
Soda Nitrate Of Soda and Bonedust For n and specific d.
80 N'''' Dr.. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGsR,
ap2 dimeodiseec so Walden lane.
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= H.. r.. COMMON COUNCIL.

In tbe e, COMMON COUNCIL.
1915. 'on Council OF Lynehbar" '''
samps"" Das"d ua J.l" a" S, ."'y e. rs
f. Roberts aud lhosas q. Acree. members.
ID. Rodes. Jerk othe Council, made a report show
~. that he had slnchs turner rrpo issued orders On
The James River andtanaW ha Company Tor The transfer
Ut one share OF siucka Their company 10 Mrs Anu H.
Irvine, Tor one shafeI VIM Ii HUBBARD aud Tor tht,,
shares 10 M. w. Dtenpon, which transfers are here
by confirmed
The official bondf Alex. Tompkins Jn asufer of this
CORPORATION. with Ag Leil~ lch aud John q. Aleen his
securities, was pre- nt.d 10 The Board examined and
received.
The bnnd oi 'Llbot s I.auier as auc,ioneers, with
Edwin Mathews ,nd A Winston as iholr securities ;
and The bond ot Carries Phelps as an auc,ou.er with
james Z. Hunt nd Jabob Rumboogh his securities,
were sesefay psen,ed 10 the Board, read aud appro.
we'd.
The petition oJames Dolan for the use OF the corpo.
ration carts Tor aort lime, 10 aid IN repairing the breach
IN the canal, wa;iead aud rejected
Present also, Parlin, meunber.
On motion, rsoived, that a committee be appointed
tn enquire into ae police regulaobs Of this o>s H. and
report by bill o1therwse, Al the me-t,ng whei,
upon The Present appointed M-ssrs. Cary, McDanl.l
and Davis 10 cns,itute said committee.
The Board dth allow WIN. Bowers To have license
To occupy s'aso. AS Butcher IN the Market house
OF this corporaon, for one year from and alter The LIST
June, 1915.
The accounoi II. & G. G. Curle, amounting to S33 =
So aud The aoun' OF Jesse L. Burton for 81 $780, Tor
boarding the ands aud nurses Tor the quarter edng
july 1915. we're allowed; and the sum of $500 was az
defed 10 be pld into the hands Of the chairman Of the
street comniliee, and held subject To their order.
d. ROBES, Cpk.
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Striking Contrast. /,


N. p ills, one of the editors of the n Y Mirror.
in England in his first letter TO that paper, advers
TO one or two striking contrasts thai presented hemsee
to his mind IN landing in Eng land, between what lie
had left at home and what was before him. lie thu.
sintes them:
1.-The most striking was the utter ,rani of hope in the
counlenances OF The working cIsssesthe ok Of dnyg-d
snon'lssoH and animal endurance Of their condition Of
lie. lhey act like horses and cows. A snowy pqul-
page goes ny, and they have The curios " to look
up Their gait Is thai Of tired donkeys saving as much
trouble at eg.ilnl a. possible Their aonhs and EYES
are wholiy sensual, expressing no capaby OF a want
above iO0d Their dress is without a thong ht of more
tina" warmth and covering, drab covered with dirt
Their voices are a half note above grunt. Indeed
comparing their condition with the horse would prefer
hem. an English horse TO being an English working
man. And you will easily the very strong CONTRAST
there is between this picture and thai OF the ambitious
and lively working men uf our country.
"Ano,her contrast strikes, probably. all Americans
first anding-,ha Of female Dress The entire absence
Of the ornamenlaof any thing indeed, except decent
c"veringin all classes below the wealthy, is parcu-
larry English. and particularly un-American. d. moi,
believe yum would fnd ten Iae servants in New York
Yilho", ipardon my naming i,) "busIle" Yet saw
as many as Two bundled in the streets Of Liver
pool. and not one with hustle! | saw ladies get
out Of carriages who them that il is because
is not the fashion. bSt simply because the pride (o
those whose hacks firm but ne) dues not outweigh
the price of the bran. They thick shoes, such as
scarcely inaa would wear with u.s. loves Of course.
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ra' fae" independent Class the Zee is $2t
ne price oi board here SET down Is that pad to IN,
college steward by Students lodging ~ The Colles,
Building ihosc who bard else " here IN town nav
$50. f''
Course for the Degree Of a. NJ.
ihere r. course Of higher Instruction. ep,iilinu A
so''tss'o' student I" the degree Of A. ". extending
!hf""Rh two sessions after the close of the A. b. Course
in'ornain concernn. the de ais III this course ny Il,
co'a'ord from the Corge Catalogue published annual
y,M ny corresponding With any oi the Professors
The Classical Certificate s necessary for III, de-, ,c,
Of 4. NJ. wv
IN addition To the regular Class Of Municipnl aw
mere ~ second or private course by the Prpesst IN
which The Text books fuckers Commentaries u.
vsed Code. lo'nax's Digest. Stephen o, Pcadinp. a 3,
OF I'd ed Muofd's Pleading; Wills, ihe Student v IN
nave the advantage "f consulting extensive aud VT.
selected Reference Library.
Fee ior this class. AD
The entire expenses al this institution, for
one sess'on. need not exceed A3OO
Many Students get through rit less
Tex Books In all the Glasses may be- Ind in ,oxn
Religious Services are performed every SUNDAY in
Town, and the Student may have his choce Of The Epse
c"pa Baptist or Methodist denomin no re,uun,.
ration therefor IL expected or made
Any further 'nimailon may be had by corresponding
WIN Professor John Ahllngon. Secretary o the FAcni
w., i. X. DEAV, Bres,dent.
July 81 w3w&W3w fn | 9Th Sept,
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THE WEATHER-THE CROPS.

letter from one Of the editors of this paper, who is
now on tour in the country writing from Bedford un
der date Of the 2Slh insr. says:
"Ihe drought still continues in this county. In many
parts Of this and Campbell counties there has not su
clent rain fallen the earth two inches sine. March
The citizens fear that they will make grain enough,
their wheat Included for bread. Corn in many places
Is beyond reuemp,ionone fourth ofa crop is as much as
most will realize OF tobacco scarcely any will be
made.
People are now sending 20 add 80 miles to mill
weary all the streams in the conn,ty are dry. Even
big Otter does not afford sufficient water to turn the
mills u" 1t. and they have go to Lynchburg for mea
he prospect is really elosmy for the mex, year,,
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Presidcni Polls C0asisieucu

Orr leaders have not fosoIien the celebrated Ccu,a
issued by Mr. Polk soon after his Inauguration, warn
ing the pour clerks in Washington that all VINO were
unable to pay their debts should be forthwith removed
AS poverty were Invariably crime u be punished
rather than misfortune. often is to be commsera
ted. And yet; We ace told by the Tennessee .Obser
ve'," praled at Columbia the place of residence of the
Polk family, that the President, hen he indeIcately
appointed has brother. WIN. Il. Polk, Minister Il, M
pies, 'knc~ that he totally osoiven.-notorouslv
ins"lveni; thai lac owed thousands upon tbo,sands If
Hats which uld be made out of him: thai he was
perfectly constable lroo' Yet, no,w i,hslsnd,nu he
Knew all these ics, (says the Observer) he Gave b,s
brother the aap'inuen, aud no,c talks about hodino
she clerks and mn"r ccs Of the Government tc s,r;c,
accountability IN paying their private debts WHY did
be nut hld his hr,her strict accountsblitv and
make him ss"d heu,e porun OF the $4,000 outfit and
salary! Il his BIO her and other avurt s. who hold bo
Offices Ia be exempt from the rule of strict accountant
ny settling their private Debts while clerks and 9TH
ers who hod humber utiicts are IL be ruled with rd
'd iron in these respecls."