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0PENING FOR AN EDITOR.--For sale, democratic
" newspaper establishment, egiby located at the cap
tai of one of the States, enjoying liberal public
patronage and with pecuniary prospects improving The
location healthy the State thoroughly democratic
the character and standing of the
with its local poston--wel established The proprietor
for reasons of private nature, being DESTROYS OF retiring
will DISPOSE of said establishment the most reasonable
terms Inquire at the office of the Washington Union
Feb S-d6w
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A PUBLICATIONS. de "a Geometric Descriptive
"A Ombres, la Perspective, la Gnomonique OF aux
Engenages par Oliver 1 vol quarto, and quaro atlas of
Illustrations, Paris, 1877. Browns Perspective, vol
quarto London. First Principles of Symmetrical Beauty by
Hay decorative painter the Queen. Woods Perspective
Jopngs sometrcal Perspective Sopwih's IsomeIrica
Drawing Cawse's Art of Painting in Oil Colors. Mer
on Painting in Oil and Fresco Brook Taylors Linear
Perspective, Joplng's edition Bernard,s ArIhmer9a
Perspective. Landscape Painting in Water Colors by
Shuulewouh. Handbook Of Practical Perspective Dea
cons Elements OF Perspective Drawing Gwi on Sha
dows Phips's Theory and Practice OF Landscape Paint
ing in Water Coors. Manuel of Drawing of Models, Ma
chinery, and Perspective, by Butler Williams, civil en-
The Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds, 2vols London Paint
ing and the Fine Arts, by HAIL and Hayden ! VOL
Edinburgh. Weae's Architectural Engineering, and Me-
ehanical Drawing Witness Mapping and Engineering
Drawing Jameson's Map making and MECHANICAL Geo
graphy Jacksons Sketching in the Field, Plan Drawing
Military Reconnaissance, &c Engineering Field Work,
by r. Bruif civil engineer. Just imported from London
and Paris by f. TAYLOR together with others not
toned here-some of Them entirely new. Mar
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VNOR SALE Or RENT--Two houses on 9th, between
l. and M streets north large twosory new brick,
with cellar and back buildings, pump Of cxcesnt water
in the yard and a large side lot attached; the other
frame two stories high, with back building, containing
eight rooms. For terms apply to 4. JONES
May I0-n Until
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by n. GREEN, .sscets.ssr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTlON.-On Saturday, the 4th instant, shall ss,
at the residence of Mr. William Wsugh, Massachusetts
avenue between 9th and 7lh Phipss row, at 10
O'Clock a. m, good lot OF furniture, viz; ~ ,Ir -r
Mahogany harsea sofa and parlor chairs
Do arm and sewing rocking do
Do marble top pier ia ble dining tables DO
Cane-seat and other chairs, lounges, &c.
Feather beds and mattress, bsdsteads
Mantel and kitchen clocks, looking glasses
Cradle and childs carriage, Venetian blinds
Washstands and sets solar and hall lamps
China, glass, and crockery ware, plated candlsstcks
Paror, passage, and chamber carpets and rugs
Cooking radiator, and alright stoves
With good lot of kitchen requisites.
Also, one and a half coal
Terms: All sums of and under $780, cash over $40
credit OF sixty and ninety days, Tor approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
Mar 2-2t A. GREEN, Auctionecr,
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Tho Museum OF Fashion, Fancy, and Curiosity

Tho Museum OF Fashion, Fancy, and Curiosity.
TIME subscriber invites all those in want Of rich and beau
tu articles in his line, to call at his old established
store where they will be to find something to please
them antquarians in particular 49,
His stock of watches of the choicest kind those
from the mandatory Of Joseph Johnson
Is Church street, Liverpool together with many others of
The iewery consists of London and Paris manufacture
a. we'll as home fashion and fancy All articles in his
line which very numerous, Will he sold at New YORK,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore prices - ,,,,oS
Dec "a hobEhI hEi "ohlH.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. F. C. Liable has the honor inform the ladies
INl and gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown that
his dancing academy will reopen on Tuesday November
Of tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from
m. to p. m for young ladies' from to p. m. for
Young
B. Those ladies and gentlemen whomay feel DESTROYS
TO receive instruction Georgetown, will please leave their
names at his residence in Washington.
Ian ID
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(NHAMPAGNE MOUssEUx.-The subscriber has just
~ received by brig Sea, Capt. Nurter from Havre an
importation Of real Champagne drecsfrom Dresei Au
ber,, at Ay Mame) which he offers for sale at very
reasonable prics. BENEDICT JOST,
Feb 26-8ts Cor Penn. avenue and 18th u.
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By A. GREEN. .a.scttonesr,

C,ILKS, CASHMERES, FRENCH GINGHAMS, ORE
> CON PLAIDS, SILK, COTTON, AND MERINo
UNDERSTANDS &c, AT AUCTION.-On Thursday, the
I'd March, shall sell my auction store, Concert Hall.
Pennsylvania avenue, Browne Hosl 1t o'ccek.
M excellent of the above named articles
Also, dozen fine linenbosom shirts and 200 yards cloth,
cassinleres. &c. rr I.+-I. U....
With many other articles not necessary enumeratc.
Ii is scarcely necessary for the public that
the articles must be sold withoutregad to prices Ladies
and gentlemen who have attended my former sales of the
kind testify the fact that they have found il greatly
their advantage to attend them. Come one, all.
A. GREEN,
Feb 2S-3t Auctioneer.
fs,- The sale postponed consequence OF
the Indictment weather until Saturday, tho 4th instant
hour. A. GREEN, Auct
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NJOTICE-I have hand and shall constantly have
lN during the winter, number of bounty land warrants
and hundred and tracts. Orders
from a distance will be promptly attended to- Office OPP
posits the Patent Office. w. b. WEBB,
: Dec 2S-3taw12wif Attorney a Law
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CEILING or at Reduced Prices.-ln consequence OF
- the advance of the season. the subscribers have deter
mined sell of their entire stock OF fancy and staple goods
without regard To COST preparatory Tor the spring uaue
To friends and the public generally an opportunity Is
afforded which rarely our large STOCK com
prses full and general assortment OF the most elegant
fancy well the useful and necessary arucies'
In the fancy line they name
500 wards really elegant silks Of the latest styles
800 do of super quality silks last STYLE cheap
$50 do of iow-prced silks TO be sold for what they
will bring ,
200 do of super Cashmere de Ecosse, al reduced
prices
$50 do Of mo.sselnes de laine and Cashmeres, low
. priced
2 embro .dered Thbet cloaks, very rich
2 do black silk visites handsomely trimmed
elegant long real Cashmere shawls
&c do square do do
S do long plaid {ai woody do
25 Turkeni and plaid do do
10 embroidered muslin dresses for evening
10 pieces embroidered Swiss musins, for evening or
Also lace capes worked capes, and collars
Embroidered, REVERE tucked, hemsiched and bordered
handkerchieis
English silk silk, worsted, and cotton hosiery Of every
description
Gloves and ms thread aces and edgngs together with
variety other fancy goods, which it viii all times af
ford pleasure show to those who may tavorus with
call.
In house furnishing goods we name
great variety of fine and low-priced Competing, floor
oil cloths
Blankets, white quilts, cheneille and tuned rugs
Linen and cotton sheetng, damask tableclohs and
Napkins dwellings, Irish linens, table and piano covers,
&c. &c.
Together with every other article in line usually kept
10 all of which we invite the attention of the public as
great inducements will be offered to those wishing pur
Chose PHI HOOE & co.
Jan IS-3wf
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY NIGHT MARCH 3, l848.

nRAWN NUMBERS OF the Alexandria Lottery tn...
- II, drawn 10Th February, 1913.
j. w, MAURY & CO., Managers.
10, 81, 55, 49, SO, 81, 49, Co. q, 10, 3, 6, AZ, So
On Saturday, 4th of March, 1873 ALEXANDRIA LOTTE.
RY, Class 10, draws.
rs number lotery-I4 drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $35,OO0 prize of $4,000
do $4,000 l do 2OS9
do 10 900 l do 1000
do 1000 70 prizes Of 200
do $500 20 do 600
&c, &c, &c.
Tickets SlO-Halves $5-Quarers 50 so.
For sale by j. 81 G. MAURY,
Agents for managers,
Next door esS of National HOTEL Washington city
Feb. 2S-dNciitd
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~ a. GREEN, .aucttoneer


T1XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
T. NITURE AT AUCTION.-On Monday the 9th
March, shall sell the residence of g. w. Phillips, Il
street, door Mr. Carse opposite the City Hail.
10 o'clock, m superior assortment of furniture. l
enumerate in part;
Mahogany hair-seat sofas and paror chairs and
ottomans
Do black marbletop centre and pedestal tables
Do dining, breakfast, and harp tables
Do handsome hat-rack with mirror, writing
desk, &c.
Do bureaus and cured maple high and low
post bedsteads
Fine black marble slab pier brackets
fine large French plate gilt frame pier glasses
Very fine mane set, consisting OF fine silvered clock,
girandoIes boca glasses, and alabaster vases
fine shell and china ornaments
Fine mante solar, astral, and hall lamps
Fine red danask window curtains and French paint
ed shades
Feather BEDS bedding and mattress
Fine Brussels, ingram, passage and stair carpets
Chamber glasses, washstands, and toilet sets
China glass, and crockery
Radiator, cooking and other
With excellent lot of kitchen requisites.
Also, a iirst-rate mich with young calf.
Terms OF sale: All sums of and under $25, cash;
1926 credit of two, four, and six months for salts
factorly endorsed, bearing interest.
The above described furniture being of superior quality
and nearly new would respectfully inform the public
that the sale will be worthy of their attention
Feb. 29-d A. GREEN, Auctionoer.
p S. The house is also for 1t very conveniently
arranged and in beautiful location. Inquire on the prom
ises OF of John Purdy A. u.
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(NIGARS CIGARSi CIGARSI-Just received direct
~ from the Havana per barque Colon very large and
superior stock Of cigars consisting of the following justly
celebrated brands
10000 Cortez regalia
10000 Upman regaia
10000 Silva cigars
10000 Cortez, La Norma size
10000 Chron do
10000 Ida, small size
5000 Tuipan
10000 Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude
10000 Steamboat Principe.
The above lot cigars OF the choicest BRANDS
that are manufactured in Havana part of them
nj the subscribers own importation
Also, in 600 900 cigars, OF various brands which
viii be disposed of good be purchased in
any the northern cities. The public hotelkeepers and
grocers respectfully invited to call and examine this
most magnificent lot ofcigars. w. II. WINTER,
East OF Colemans HOTEL sign of Jim Crow, Penn. av.
Sent "a
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(1AUTION.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.--
~ Between the years 1895 and 1910, Gilbert L. Thompson
Tor himself and he alleges trustee of the separate
of the late Mrs. Aretta M Thompson and Ter heirs
petiloned the republic OF Mexico to be allowed certain
claims On the 4h day of January 1872 said Thompson
executed what purported be assignment in Of
said claims Richard S. Coke. portion of said claims
acted upon and allowed by the American Commits
sioners under u convention with Mexico The said Thomp-
not and was, the trustee of the heirs of the
late Mrs Thompson and therefore neither ever
could make any valid assignment of their claims Tor any
purpose whatsoever The heirs determined
and protect their rights and the whole matter will in due
time undergo full judicial investigation and settlement
JAMES ]. DICKINS,
for himself his wife, and others, heirs of the
Feb 29-3+ late Mrs. Arietta M. Thompson.
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MEXICO and tho Rocky Mountains, by G. r. Rux-
wi ton Isis
Scenes in Washngton-a story of the last generation by
a citizen of Baltimore.
Evangeline, by Lopgeilow.
Feb. "a +. TAYLOR.
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by r. W. DYER, aActtonser.
FLOODED FILLY AT AUCTION.-On Saturday morn
ID ing next O'Clock, shall sell in front of the
Centre House, blooded fly about years
old OF the prettie animals in the District Sale posi-
tve the owner having no further use for her
Il. w. DYER,
marI-3t Auctioneor
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Hv X. ~. DrER .auctteneer.

L,xCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
L. TION-On Thursday, March at half past 10 O'clock
m, shall sell, 18th street, between and Streets
he flag will designate the house the furniture OF gentle
declining housekeeping which is of the best kind,
and nearly new amongst which enumerate, viz;
Mahogany and other chairs
Mahogany harseat and drab-cOvercd sofas
Danask-covered arm-c chairs
Plush recovered rockers lounges, and ottomans
Sideboard, secretary, and bookcase
Solar and mante lamps
Mahogany dining, card, and other tables
Crockery and glass ware, carpets and mating
Mahogany, walnut, and maple bedsteads
Best feather beds, hair and other mattresses
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes, wash stands toilet sets
With a variety of other articles
Cooking and other Stoves with variety OF kitchen
utensils
Also unless previously disposed OF private sae)
superor-toned piano forte, (Chickerng) nearly
good buggy with front-seata convenient family
riage a bay mare, well known of the best family
horses in the city. -
Terms of sale: All and under $685. cash 825
credit of sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest.
Feb 24--d H. w. DYER, Auct.
me- The above sale is postponed account OF the
weather till Tuesday next, 7th instant-same hour and
place. II. w. DYER, Aucioneer
MarcV2
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DIR. Banning's Body Brace

THIS instrument, which has relieved many thousands
i of breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
distortion, also Of constipation piles and particularly OF
female weakness the symptoms which well known,
can be had OF Mrs BALDWIN, the of Mr. Peter
Brenner tailor doors below AZ street. the north side
of Pennsylvania gentleman in attendance on
gentlemen Orders for instruments from distance to be
forwarded to DR.. Banning, 437A Broadway, New York
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Type at Reduced Prices.
PRINTING MATERIALS MANUFACTuRED AT
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO-


TYPE MATERIALS MANUFACTURED AT
C0NNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO-
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Nassau and Ann streets, Neto York, ,
IVAN be had at eighteen per cent. deduction from Old
~ prices-The undersigned respectfully inform the old
patrons of the type and stereotype foundry formerly known
James Conners and recently Conner Cookies
orders for printing types chases cases, imposing
sones ink frames and every other article necessary to form
complete printing establishments, favorable terms
and OF as good quality, any other establishment In the
United States
Borders cuts brass rule and all other articles manuac-
New articles got up order being furnished with pat
terms.
The type at this establishment is both in the style OF
face and the material of which it is made particularly
adapted for service in newspaper printing
JAMES CONNER Il SON
rTNHE Disorders Cerebral Circulation, and on
the connexion between Affections of the Brain and
Diseases of the Heart, by George Burrows M. d. vol
toms and Treatment of SpermatorrhGa, translated by H.
McDouga of the Royal College of Surgeons OF England,
Feb IL F. TAYLOR
MINIATURE EDITIONS, richly bound, of the most
W. esteemed writers of the English language in poetry
and prose- recently opened BYE. TAYLOR Many OF them
imported direct from London of them beautifully
Goldsmith, Pope, Byron, Hemans Wordsworth Cow per,
Thomson, Young Sigourney Coeridge Bernard Barton,
Walter Scott, Hood, Hewitt Chann ing Gray, Kebe Lord
Bacon, Burns, Blair Johnson Sterne Sou,hey, Milton
Shakespeare and Others bound and illustrated many OF
them in style of beauty equal the expensive
souvenir and possessing permanence OF value shared
oy them Dec IS.
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Bv II. w. DYER, .4.scts0neer.

NEGRO, HORSE. CARTS, FURNITURE, DC. AT
~ AUCTION.-On Saturday the 18th of March, At
o'clock p. m shall sell by virtue Of deed Of trust duly
recorded in ber W. B. No. Ia olios 49l and 482 Of
the land of Washington county 7th street. be-
tween and Streets (he flag will designate tho house
the following articles, viz:
One negro man, about 80 years of nge
One brown mare, two carts and gear
One cow four beds, bedsteads, and bedding
-Four tables, twelve chairs, clock, ono settes
One ten plate stove and kitchen furniture
Terms at sale R.W. DYER,
March l-eotd Auctioneer.
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Etom Profes,or Goddard. of Philadelphia.

have examined Dr. Bannng's instrument for the relief
of weakness requiring support and have made practical
experiment of the same and astonished at the results
have also listened his views of its applicability
extended class of Diseases and think them be highly inn
porant and therefore cordially recommend them the
rious consideration of the medical profession
PAUL d. GODDARD, M. D.
PHILADELPHIA Feb, o. 1916.
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From Professor Mott, Of New York, and others
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannng's novel
the vscera believe be highly interesting and
worthy the serious of the medical profession.
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex b. Whiting,
]. Kearney Rodgers, II. Mclean.
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Feb 22-law3w&ds
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Dr. BANNING Kind Sir The following extract from let
ter was written by the undersigned to her BROTHER prac
Using physician in central New York. The writer is the
bereaved conso of clergyman well known and much la
mented and her testimony entitled the highest conf
dence. She cheeruy its publication it, in
your Judgment it may aid in commencing your useful
brace the patronage of those who would be most benefit
ed by its use.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-19
The Bomb Shell.

This is the title of Campaign paper
published at Harrisburgh, Pa. 1t throws
missiles with great precision into the centre
of the Locofoco camp. Here are few
specimens:
Friends, what do you think of girl be-
ing drawn up, and ch,pped ten tasheS mere
" for being a stubborn servant! Lewis
Cass, when Governor of Michigan, sane
toned law to do so.
Gen. Taylor is a troublesome customer
said Casste to brother Loco, the other
day; sbut there's another General fear in
this campaign worse than | do him.
Who's that;' asked the other. Why it's
General Resultp 'Oh yes; Pm dreadfully
afraid of that General too. He's another
bloody Wing"
John Van Buren, said that Taylor and
Fillmore would run like the cholera. Cas-
has the black vonlit already See his 'noise
and confusion speech at Cleveland.
The Presidential election comes on the
7th of November. 'Tis an unlcky day for
Locofocoism. The battle of Tippecanoe
was fought on that day!
The Locos protest that Gen. Taylor was
nominated solely on Inc score oil dDdHd0H-
IN. Fact. Availability means that he can
be elected. We admit Cass wasn't nomi-
mated for that reason.
The Union promises to 'analyze and CIT
up Mr. Van Buren's Utica letter. That's
an operation Matty has already performed
upon the Cass party. Van cut it up, and
the Utica convention sailed it down. 1t
will be well jerked beef in November next.
& If you are so certain of electing Taylor
and Fillmore said Loco the other day
'why don't you keep quiet aud take it ca
sy" Catch weasel asleep, said the rough
and ready Besides, we want to slceU The
list of prisonersp
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ing Of the pleadings, they say, that they
shall be Sc in ordinary and concise language,
" without repetition, SD as TO enable per-
"son of common understanding to know
"what is intended" Phrases similar to
this occur on nearly every page. All
of which come under the title of ad captain
DIM vulgus.
They have holy horror of feigned issues.
and legal fictons of every kind, believing,
as they doubtless do, that they are the artful
inventions of designing men, to "chisel''
honest people out of their rights.
Lawyers formerly believed, that fiction,
or something not literally true, might bear
such certain relation to the truth, as to
aid in the development of the truth. This
is the case in the more abstruse science OF
mathematics. A person may work with un-
known quantities, letters, or characters and
thereby demonstrate his problem. This to
some extent, is the case, in natural, and
moral philosophy, and IN metaphysics and
theology, as will appear by a reference to
any author What is parable, but a fc-
tion' Yet parallels are used to illustrats, or
prove the truth, as was remarked by some
one ofthe members, Tor might have been) il
the ten commandments were obliged to go
\ through committee of the whole, in this
body. they would come out most wonderful
I " amended, so that even Moses would hard
/ ~ recognize them.
Some have discovered that old Taylor
don't know anything'-that he don't even
know when he is whipped, but continues
the fight, when a smart man would be
90 marking track"-- In haste, =.
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MANSON. Wis, August lath, 1913.


En-. HERALD:--At this place we are re-
ioieod TO hear that NJ. Nj. jackson, ESD,
i elected Judge of the 9Th judicial District.
This election establishes one thing, which
i, that the western portion of our State IS
improving its moral character. Il speaks
well for the people who elected him. lie IS
ms free from all petty prcjudices as any man
in the whole country. And from what we
know of him, we believe that he will hear
both sides OF cause before he decides. \
person who will not is unfit for the bench.
We hear that Wilton, is also elected
/ No man is better fitted for the station than
The. This experiment, of eleetiug Judges
is working out the salvation of the country,
Just imagine, for n moraent, who would
( have been the ordcics of the Law IN ouI
State, il the Legislature had been authorlz
el 10 elect the Judges. Does any person
believe that the people, in any of the Judi
eial Districts, would have had their choice
No. Our capitol would have been thronged
by demagogues applying for the offices, and
three fourths of the Legislature would have
been retained, 10y some political motive OF
other. to support the several az hcants SO
that the election of Judges would have beer
a mere matter of caile,is intrigue.
We have frequently heard, during the
present session of tho Legislature, members
(who profess democracy stand up IN thei'
places and insist that ths perfection of po-
mical virtue, consists in supporting " the
regular nomination." as they call ii; which,
INTERPRETED, means, that free men are NOR
ally bound to support the very personihca-
ton OF corruption, if that should be the sage
decision OF some intriguing, time-scrSing
caucus.
Thank God that the people are too hon
e, to iudorso 50 monsirousa doctrine.
Among other wonders of this session, the
progressive lawyers have attempted TO re-
wise the code Of practice in oureourts. The
select committee, under instructions, have
Endorsed over the report of the Newly ork
rcviser. and have reported Bill according
ly. They knock Coke into cooked hat,
roast Bacon On a gridiron, and beat out the
brains of Chitiy, Stephen, aud Gould, With
The sledge-hammer OfdeDiOcracy. In speak