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M 4 NIX
TI1,WA ARDS Of 1900 Bottles Of DR. CQbtaiANss 8
j GoNORRSEA MKT re have been sold during rs
psst FeS without com ia single fel yen
dozen used in our u. 5. Hospital Tins telicne ela-
qnees competition both N the point Of fF5te ana ftetl4
81 en- where Tie money will be rel unde m every
oass seq s q ~ y = ~ s5 pm IT
az pa XDR.4S Street. ap%
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PORTABLE OOTTAGE

PORTABLE COTTAGES,
TIME subscriber has on hand and now building TO order
2 variety of observation-disclosures to 4zz5z2S
which the attention Of those who intend passing the 5asH
warm season in the Lake Towns and FG altering -
acss near The clfy and those who would wish to have a
esn and pleasant residence Of their IS invited a
ecinen OF the Portable Cottage can be seen on afazne
street. one door above De0Td street, ryef SIDE lie mas
sd 10 AM DENAIAN, "a Gravier street.
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1lHRD DIsFRIoT CoURT.--lhe case Of Curley
gs Woodwork has been finally settled in favor o.
The plaintiff according 70 the prayer Of lis petition.
THE decree is the first onewhich has been rendered
under tile new law relative 70 landlords touching
Their right to EJECT refractory tenant after three
DAYS notice.
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CtAMPEACHY, Panama, China PEARL Tuscan 81
~ braid, English Dunstable, Chinese and other #aN
can be found at DARCY'Ss cor Canal and Charities
z. S. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATs Just feceited
his morning by telegraph. ap6tf
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MILITARY GOODS -1THe SUBSCRIBERS have now on
1YA hand 200 U. 5. RIFLES from Harperg -zsg<71s
Ferry a large supply of COLTS REPEAT. - y
ING PISTOLS, (slS .shoosg2 English p Elf zss &
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS; also, low SeEsSssSS14
priced Revolving Pisto which, with complete assortment
Of SWORDS, SABREaS Military sashes, and other niill
tary Equipments they offer for sale low for cash al No 10
Chartres street lJe22tf j HYDE * GOODRICH.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
rE1HAT SPLENDID BAR-ROO IA, attached to the -
/ ConMERcIAL HOTEL, at the cor5ler Of cfiro5 ii
and Tereg streets with all its fixtures, will be Rented
or three years to competent person For particulars, ap-
ply on the premises, up stairs, or to ~ ~. 1,r
JeAf JAMES hCACii.
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"a - L0VBRS O HARMQl

TO TIE LOVERS OF HARMONY
TEyTIE proprefor Of The COMMERCIAL No. o Nel1
4 BASIN at the request Of several young rszz1-zz71
gentlemen possessed of vocal abilities, who sHE7 3
do not wish to sing public, has opened al n EE r y
large Room for their accommodation, wIthJ . Z
a splendid PIANO. The room viii be under the manage
ment of a tiTst-yate Amateur -,,-r,s,
All lovers of the Art invited to attend on Els
DAYS THURSDAYS, ard SATURDAYS at hali-past
O'clock in the evening. The light OF other days not
faded. N{B Sed. - No Choruses allowed
Jyl 1W ). 5lllDO-e2
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ROCKVILLE BRICK MANUFACTURE.
TTOEY s. BYINGT0N respectfully iniorn the Citizens
II Of NewOrieaus Lafayette Cauolton. Ager, Gretna
and Hoeyyile that they now prepared % deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern county,
to builders and others the lowest price. TINS esta5is
nent is the largest the South and the patronage Of the
mySC If HOEY q BYINGTON.
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a Pam Or FURIEs. yesterday morning Mrs
Kelly, female whose intense Ugliness would have
inside aiedlIsa herself shrink from approaching her
and another woman hy the name Of Mrs. Gordon,
were brought before Recorder Genois. It appears
iiat on Wednesday night armed with weapons
sharper lhan twoedpedsword they determined
ID revenge some iancied insult They planted
themselves ia front Of the house Of Michael Hal
legan, oil BASIN street. between 8ienvile and Gus
iomhonse streets, and opened their batteries upon
him. They to MN what he was, and even pene-
trated intotle obscure genealogy of his family in
no very lavoral5le terms. They were rernanded.
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Of An apprentice IN Philadelphia, has been
freed from his indentures, by the Courtof Sessions,
because his master required him to work on Sunday
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GLASS STAINING.
1T generally known that the beautiful art OF GLASS
4 STAINING is done in Newt zeans by CAMP ELI.
No 1876 RAvIER between Circus and streets,
who sOlicits share of the public patronage being the first
aud only establishment the South All coOfs OF plain ard
oFnamented STAINED CLASS. churches, steamboats,.
dows. doors, sidelghts, skylghts, lamps etc.
N.B.-LEAD SASH. plain and Cssamenied, made to
order +
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SuMDRIES.

re CASES whole half and quarter boxes Standings; 80
40 bas Province Almonds; IS bags Brazil Nuts; 30 bXs
very choice Claet 25 casks quarts fine Ale 50 dozen Wor
rshe Sauce 500 ID sweet Chocolate; . bags Pm1enlO;
y boyes Raspberry Vinegar 100 do Brandy Cherries 70 do.
RakeF Cocoa 300 baskets Annette 400 do Champagne,
different brands $50 do. PagnIO Oh, genuine article; Just
r, +, NICHOLS & CO., Italian EYarehousemen,
iv33f 70 and rs Camp street.
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ca RPE N TE Rim g.

n COLLINS, 9BUILDER, No. 13I PoYpRAs SRI.
~. (between Carondeet and st Charles, New Orleans.
e Csterns made Counting houses fitted up, and JOBS
bing in general done Also Sash Doors Blinds etc. with.
which Planters and Others be supplied. my27-tni
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SRINDLNs Ferdinand Uorring Yesterday
inade Affidavit that a man named Bense, who is
employed as constable il Justice Bright's Court
Ind swindled him ont Of q small sum Of money
Examination 70 take place On Thursday next.
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FRoM GoNAfyEs AND PoRT-AU- PRINCE-By
fle arrival Of The bark Leander and sehr. A. Eme-
~. M this port we learn that GOnaiYes was quiet
on the 9th, and Port-au-P fince on the eth inst A
letter from the commander Of the sloop Of war
Saratoga, al Aux Caves, has been received az the
Siase Department. iii winch he states that he was
wen received by the Inhabitants and intimates that
his STAY there VII Be governed by an interview
which be was to have with the President, which
he solicited inr the purpose Of questioning him as to
his ittnrs Intentions Boston Ir1oelleT, 27th alt.
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NJ EW RLE ANS
SATURDAY MORNING. july 8, 1913.


Fatal AcciDEEr Yesterday, while the hands
were employed % tearing down tae Gid Custom
house portion ei liie wall suddenly gave way and
falling with AGRA the ground. Barred ore Of die
Norknsn under lie ruins The bodgof The de-
ceased was soon extricated, but when found, he
vas quite dead iAe coroner heidan inquest on
the body shortly after. and rendered a serslie ac-
eoEdin5iy Aa0ther man. whose name we could not
leorn had as leg broken by the same catastrophe.
1iila should be sad warning 70 all Of those era-
ployed tearing down buildings Rashness, when
even cosnbned with bravery, IS TOO often the signal
iol death
ACCIDENT young gid BY the name Of Jane
Ellison, WHO resides At No 20 PiiIippa street,
whilst proceeding 70 school yesterday morning, and
when al the corner Of Baronne and Hexia streets.
was rln oyer By a cab underthe following circum-
stances She had nearly crossed Baronne street
When cab, driven fari0usly, and N WHICH Were
two officers who saw the danger which she
lsas in endeayored 10 stopthe cabnan, but did not
sacceed. Tie cabman, reckless Of human lite, per-
sisted ia his beadloEg course, and reused 70 stoP
ls career The consequences was, that the Young
iafiyW knocked down. the wheels passing over
ller leg side and arm, and her head coming IN con-
taci with lie horses hoofs The young girl was
conveyed into a ueighborng house where she re-
eeived every attention. and from thence 70 the resi-
denes of her afflicted family The physician in at
tendance fears that her head has received some IN
iernal injury
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CuARoE or PER4uaT--J G. David. counsellor
at nW gestrdaY charged IL Caillot, in the suit en-
iillad i. q David 0s isfeinre and Caillot, which
suit vas tried before Judge Derbes, on the 3lst Of
March, 1913 Nitt perjury A warrant was issued
for the arrest Of tiIs accused
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CSAM'L#W. GUTTER, or TORE, No. rrsas=ss.
- 10 poydras street, New Orleans. LEf-5a
SPERM WHALE. LARD. IsINSEED, tI5E=7Es
TANNERS and NsATSFOOT OILS, con
santy on handand for sale the lowest prices Wholesale
and retail IL Orders promptly attended 10 Jel4ly
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TFENRY PARSONS 90 Camp street, (new stOre) tOuT
Il doors below POydras offers Tor sale s7sg.r7,
very extensive stock Of PIANO FORIES, EsrsFsa ~
from j. Chckering Nuns Clark Gilbert.3 h EI n n
and a II. Gale x Co. This stock comPnsesu K
a great variety embracing the much esteemed d4olah'
which is rapidly gaining in public favor
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken IN eXchanSe, ana
tnnnc and regulating done at short nOtlCe. JeoN "
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sy% - F or Biloxi-Via Bay St Louis, Pass
#ss8ass Gar7stialead Mississippi CTR; are 70
- Biloxi, So SO ~. egplar Packet..s..
The splendid tastrunning passenger steamer NJ OBtL 81
w. G. Sutton, MASTER (buIt expressly Tor the Lake trade,
cabin all in sale-Iooms,) will ply regular packet 70
Biloxi and Intermediate places during the snnlner, leaving
New Orleans and Biloxi as follows:
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From Mr. Eaa5agd Robbins Druggist.
BoRBENTowE, n. j.. Jan. 8 lS4i-Ne have t5ken some
trouble to introduce Dr. Davis Syrup OF WIG CnefIy ana
Tar here and have sold ali received from you Dr. j. T.
Cook has used his practice be THINKS higlly OF me
medicine Dr. Cook one OF the eminent n
the United States the attending physician OF joseph
Bonapare, ex-hing oil Span during all MS residence III 'i
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4
TFVIIE subscribers, agents for the manulactu al
rers have in store the following assortment
of PLAYING CARDS, viz: ETr[ 5A
$50 groce HighIanders, low priced; 80
I35 - fine; E51rSCIfK4
IS Merry Andrews and Decatuys; s47lA4Ess
so Superfne Eagles. kbS Fs u
Also A large assortment of 2 Rim TERS'BS# ~ |
BLANK CARDS and CARD SHEETS. fzfSzskizz
jy3 wv L. Il. STEVENS, BRO q co, 81 Common st.
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From Mr. Join %. Morgan, Druggist dated
PITrsBURG, Jan. II, l847 The syrup of MHd Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it, know OF instance Of permanent cure OF Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio think sila be able 70 sell ~
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From tie Wastern Empire" Dayton, o. al1 ~ Io4I;
MI j. Howells Sir-n affords me much pleasure 70
say to YOU that my Cough and severe affection o. ne Lungs
has been entirely removed by the use OF one-alt POe on
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and / ar when you ana
others advised me 10 use You safely recommend the
use of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds as
InCst excellent remedy. Hours esI3ectItn5llyI;
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DIX D4AV-o . LAly4 q " III 2 ="
I'm offering TO The public this new and valuable remedy for
CONSERVATION, Bronchitis Asthma Coughs, COtdS, &c
we append notices Of die character and efficacy oil the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen IN pamph;
lei for distribution atthe agency, which Sufferers are invited
10 Obtain tmay be proper that Dr. d. Is an eminent
practising physician OF twenty years standing gduaO
tLla IL1lLua OF RennsvLNa
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GEORGE JAauEs s 60.
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ffe q ~ y
ss7s=asSks SUNDAY, 9th inst. at 10 O'Clock, A. n,
poSItIvey-Ihe new and elegant fast mining passenger
Steamboat ANDREW FULTON, VIM. H. Fulton, maslef.
is now receiving freight and will leave as shove TOT
freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommodations
apply on board, opposite Foydras street, or 10
ie9 HYDE. 81 OGLESBY, ~ Po4dfas 81
R9@ The Andrew Fulton entirely new boat, and,
being very light drang viii meet with no delay reashs
her destination. jyc
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&c. 4 The DUCHESS-For Loaiscate ClRefa-
sitAn Rdt P5tts5urg, and al Intermediate iand-
1z4s5zsE 5agS--On AfONDAY July III, az O'Clock +
NJ posIttveyThe new, eeg and fast running steai
boat DUCHESS. y. J. Wsrman, master will leave a
above For freight OF passage having unsurpassed aecon-
modadons apply on board opposite Poydras 81, 0s TO
HYDE 81 0GLESBA IL POydras st.
~ The Duchess entifely boat and being very
light draught She viii meet with delay in reaching beF
des
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r. The FORT WAYNE Fer I0uisrdlt,
Cincinnati, Ifheeii7g and Pttts6urg-tflth
- quick dispatch - he lastrunnng steam
boar tOhI WAYNE, b. NJ. sNcNahon, master. Is en-
pected this day and will leave above For freight
sage having unsurpassed accommodations apply beard
foot of POydras street, or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, II P0ydras street,
az The Fort Wayne draws only 80 inches, and will
meet with nodelay, ly8
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Spoken:
By the steamship Palmetto, on the 9Th inst in lat go q
lone 94o TO- steamer Jas. j. Day, hence for Vera Cruz
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CHARMING TAlL.-Ihe Ethan Alien arrived
AT our wharf hot long sinoe with tail that would
compare iyoraby with that of any Turkish Pacha
ilaf We read Of Ii consisted Of a raft OF square
timber $50 lee long, 80 feet wide, and containing
$1,000 cubic ieet. covering about td9 ana q hGlt
acres Of the best water ia tle Lake Is Is intended
for Tie construction Of bridges, etc on The rutland
Railroad. On the division Of Chamberlain, Strong
u Co A tail III such dimensions wouid certainly
De awkward "a car but fhe Ethan Allen appeared
70 regard nothing out a the ordinary course Of
RaIares-L strl7ef5a "a frse Press
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

ASSESSOKS' NOTICE.
T meeting of the board OF assessors appointed I'M
n der the appointing and providing for the
re,,rn of all persons subject to school tax it
solved they should enter upon their duties OF
this day. 2h instant and continue so to do each day
til finished Also that the first and second days OF june
between the hours of and o'clock, m, be appointed
to enable hos persons whose names may have been omit
ted to call and have them entered The lists II by law
subject to the school The following the places APP
pointed to receive their names;
First ward, at the West market
Second ward, McCery and Clementss corner oil 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue co.,
Third ward, Charles Wannels grocery, corner OF Sh
street and New York avenue. -
Fourth ward, George Cochranes tobacconlst, 7th street,
between d and Il streets.
Fifth ward at the Columbian engine-house
Sixth ward, h. M. Coombs's grocery, 9Th street, be-
tween and streets.
Seventh ward, at Island Hall. -
JAMES NJ TOWERS, Secretary.
May 25-dtd
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The Of
pay msnt Of the snlsnEiptiea nada r slsnnps.
Distant subscribers 6ruasd " psstage
IN which yin b Paid By y ssrssvss n he
The COUNTRY PAPnn pohn1Asa tav,,sv tur,s - s.s
don. Of ConSEses. and semt ws1kx during ~ reo1
subscriptionz for IsieA lsss Ia. ~
terms ropsrtioned 70 TIE sbeve annnsl utaa.
csrx14te sf suscvfp
any specie paying bank win ~ rgpstvsA
90 POSrAlAsTEHS aepnA - BY
ssnnS DAILY susscribs VIII - sneisd axs stM
WEEKLY suhscrbsrs with sneloeea WkRuLY sab
sebers with enclosed win saHfal b sspT
edition they furnish subscribers for. graz Ir ls
ane ferp4s T. ~
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So the rules were not suspended.

POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL ~ "a i
On motion by Mr.. VINTON, the House then resolved
into Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union
Mr KING, of Massachusetts, in the chair) and resumed
the consideration OF the Post Office appropriation bill
After action upon sundry amendments, on motion of
with amendments - a ,-g7'l7 7LI7
MIR. VINTON moved the previous question, which
was ordered, and the main question ordered to be-
put. ,.e.f.,l l.F
Pending the question, upon the first amendment,
The House adjourned
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Treasurers weekly statement of reasury drafts and
specie on imperial writing Paper, per 100 Sheets 200
0tThe bidders for printing will accompany their bids
propose furnish. -
May 30--law4w
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city Northumberland and School Taxes.

CoILEcroR's OFFICE, May "a, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that by authority of the law
recently passed by Congress, amending the city char
ter an annual of dollar has been levied 10y
over TWENTY one of age which required by law to
be paid in addition all other personal taxes due previous
voting.
In order as far practicable avoid the inconvenience
attending the payment of taxes by 50 many per
sons at the polls The collector gives notice that he will al
END in his Office every day during the ensuing week until
six o'clock for the purpose of receiving taxes
All payments required to be in specie or bank notes
of The District or Baltimore. A. ROTHWELL, il
Nav 2S-dIw Collector.
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VALUABLE lots mt private saie.--W III be sold bar
GAIN if early application be made lot No. H. square
No 34s fronting 80 feet by depth 100 feet
hafo lot No H. in square, rs feet and 100 feet
deep; and lots and No. b. fronting - feet
each by depth of 100 feet. isff f.alr'i.e.. n
Terms liberal, and made known on application to
fltl. .l ROBT. W. DYER,
May l7--eo2w Auc, and Com. Mer
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The paper for the above t. be OF the best quality
Bcok-loork on printing paper.
For composition, per thousand ems, for small plea
Do do for BREWER
For press-work and pa per, per token, for royal
Do do do for medium
BOOK BINDING
Letter books per volume
Record of patents, (mannsclipts,) do
Records for ass gnments, DO
Received letters, do
Books Qibrary) miscellaneous, DO
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
Nav 3O--IaW3w Intel and Nat. Demokrat
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Mr., GRINNELL moved a suspension OF the rules for
the purpose of introducing resolution making several
bills Tor the improvement Of rivers and harbors the
special order Immediately alter the Oregon bill shall have
were ordered. ~
Some conversation ensued in relation to the details Of
the bills in question; after which, the yeas and nays were
taken, and resulted-yeas 100, nays 81. 'elf 9
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Washington National Monument.

IIN1c.-CenenE --Nd7d w d
PROPOSALS will be received by the Building Committee
of the Washington National Monument until 10 O'Clock,
Tuesday the 3Oth for furnishing the best quality
Lime Cement and sharp Sand be delivered at the
Monument and may be required For particulars APP
ply to Robert Mills, esq, architect 50
THOS. CARBERY,
GEO WATTERSTON,
VIM. A. BRADLEY,
May H-eod Building ommttee.
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0u''e The price per page for every additional page on
any OF the above, over four pages, estimating AT
,, 1900 pages
BLANK ionns, any other description Of printing,
tequred broadsde on any of the above paper, each
ofoadsde to be counted as one page
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beseiy other description OF paper, not designated
oose put to be so by the office ordering il, wheth-
trcircuiars, instructions, warrants forms returns
We, as specified in the first paragraph, for
l page on IA sheet, per 100 sheets
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| PATENT OFFICE, May n, 1S4s
| IL P"rs"a"Jc of the sact legaIixing and making

/ appropr- ,ians o. - ss-I's 81"
usually j. 10, soon NECESSITY OBJECTS as nave peen
auhor ~ 49, ~ INC soioin aPPiop,I'tioh phis Without
dem i " l~ anu 70 Tx ana Provue Tor certain incl
n, ~ he anu oces OF Inc govern
e, ana Io ottef purposes approved the oth OF August
sePa,a.e 'ypos"s WIN DC reserved az ms ONCE uht
ne Io Gay o June next ior furnishing an me stonefy,
va ~ ol Wn9n IS peoW) anu eAecu,nH All tae printing
a a may oc ny .ls oilce ioi he
year coienchg On ie Hrsa oay o. Juy 1910, ana ehahR
1917 III y =, J,te, i'. ~. 'e g. ~ " 70 ~.
nhed ana Work 70 be executed must be Of the os gay
a' ~ w ooo' o'eu a. s1.'
.,cs a"i III s"oh d"hties as may DC ie1"iieu anu ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-23
From the National Intelligencer.
Mr.. GaIlatim ON War expenses.

A new tract has just issued from the pen Of tho
venerable Sage Of the Jefersonian Administra-
ton. who has happily survived all his compeers-
unless Mr.. ADAMS. yet several yesrs his junior.
be considered an exception-for the purpose. il
would seem, Of shedding the ha''owed light OF
truth and wisdom on tho great events which are
now in the course Of ful6iment. Tho subject Of
his present Address is one which. at this moment
particularly, engages the attention Of al! branch
es of the General Government. and must soon
force itself upon that Of the whole People whose
person and propretv are to be taxed to support
the Preside mt and his followers in their ambitious
projects of War and Conquest. One might sup
pose, indeed, that the Address had bee prepared
within a week, were it not seen that it was writ
ten nearly two months ago, and that the discern
m-nt of Mr. GsLL.rrN has but anticipated the
existing state Of things.
In the Daily edition Of this paper We have been
able with great exerion to publish this impor-
tant tract entire. Regret,ing deeply not to be
able, from want Of space, TO do 80 in our thrice
a-week and weekly issues, we are consoied in