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The New York herald., 1849-04-25
MEDICAL.

ITO CHEMISTS AND DRUCGlsTS-AN ENGLIsHMAN
who has been in this country for time desires
situation lie would wish to give his present employers
notice of his intention leave Satisfactory reference
charact competency &c. be given Address A.
AiA., Mr. Iyster A Green street.
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PAVILION NEW BRIGHTON.-TUIS ESTABLISH
tho I'M

DAvILION, NEW BKIGHTON.-THlS ESTABLISH-
ment will be opened the lat of May in order
modac families who about to leave their present abodes
To gentlemen business New York and who
desrous Of their time with their families
as possible the desirable residence for they
will not occupy time in from their offices to New
Brighton than in going by omnibus from an street to Union
xouere The effected great improvements
the nremises since There is esab
shncnt country in which the apartments so
enacious and LOFTY well ventilated The table will be
second 10 Union and the sock Of wines is Of
neror and recherche description. The undersigned be
seen daily City Hotel make arrangements with
.sies w;si,!pg TO engage apartrnents. T. BLANCHARD.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

DR JOHNSON IS DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
~ the treatment Of delicate diseaseThe Doctors rspu-
tation half that
years eminent Constitutional weakness, brought
BY habit edectuay cured. Recent cured in
fnnr
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DR. COOPER, IL bUANE SREETT, HAS, FOR THE
~ last fourteen confined his practice to the treat
of Mercuria and other Diseases Of delicate nature
He the aggravated OF this disease ane
mild removed in i've days perfect cure or No
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

MHoFFMAN, AUCTIONEER.-SECOND SPRING
IL. Sale Of Refined Sugars-L; NJ Hoffman Co will sell
Wednesday May 3D. at II o'clock at the Commercial Sale
Room the stock Of standard refined Sugsrs
by Messr. Woosey Co. consisting Of Loaf Crushed and
Powdered Refined, in the usual packages Terms of credit
and conditions at the time of sale.
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, MISUNDERSTANDING,
ID April 26th o'clock A NJ at No l02 Hicks street,
BROOKLYN paror chamber and kitchen Furniture
in excellent elegant rosewood Piano by CHECKER
ing; valuable Paintings by celebrated Same
at half past o'clock w. Mt No 2 Washington. Til
larry Brooklyn parlor chamber and kitchen Furniture
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SPORTING.

CENTREvILLE COURSE = TROTTING.-- THURSDAY,
u April 26 at o'clock p NJ. Purse $50 mile heats Best
Sin harness s. Hoagand enters b. IN. American Doe
enters h. Canada Squirrel j. Conklin enters
ch. E. lily de enters bl Lady Edwards Admit
tance to the course, fifty cents.
IJARLEM PARK TRoTIIMG COURsE.-WILL CONE
off on Wednesday, April 25th purse Of Twenty-Five
Dollars heats three in ve toharnes Closed with
the following horses: H. Woolley, Jack Downing
= Iiiioe names b. IN. Lady Edwards; r. Tuttle b.
tuck. W. foNNEN, PROPRIETOR.
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DR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
- conhdentaly private diseases Glees strietures
venerea ulcers and eruptons he where
cured in few days Nervous and organic debility
he warrants TO See his London diploma his osS,
20fls Fulton street.
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SHIPPING.
NOTICE-THE BOOKS FOR TIE SUBSCRIPTION TO
IN the capital stock of the New York verpos United
Mail Steamship Company will be the office
E. X COLLINS "A South street in tho city New York
Thursday the Sd of May from the hour 10 A. M
to O. clock, L. N.
JAMES BROWN,
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
ELISHA RIGGS, ; Commissioners
WILLIAM s. WETMORE,1
STEWART BROWN,
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THE MARRIED wOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
Companion, by Dr. A NJ Mauriceau Professor of Dis
sasss Of Women Sixth edition lsmo., $50. Price D.
5000 copies ssld In six months.
Years OF suffering of physical and mental anguish 10 nsny
An aeetonete wife, and pecunary difficulties TO the husband
might have been spared thousands would have
ioyed completeness thousands broken health would
enjoyed M hundreds in their graves been stu avs
BY q timely possession Of this work.
intended especially the married or those contem-
plating marriage, discoses important seeres wnioe
should be known to them particularly.
To hoso permit OF an increase OF fa-
ly, II 10 of especial Importance, ~. A. 49, A..
Here also every femaethe Wife the mother, tne 80
yomanhood, the in the decline OF
wears in whom nature contemplaes an important ohang-
s the and the most shcient
certain mode Of cure in every complaint -
Pc ale AZ 2s Broadway and s the Publishing Omes l
Liberty street, N Y; Little Co., Abany W. X Davis,
Rnson r. b. Peterson, 93 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA
William Taylor Co. Baltimore n; Bouliemet Mobile; ].
n Ruscoui New orleans; J. B. Cubbedge, Savannah.
On the receipt Of 81, copy will be transmitted By maA.
free Of postage OF the United States ALI letts
paid, Dr. A. M. MauriceAu
izs4 New York city. once lSS Liberty street.
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AMUSHHIENTN.
o OWERY THRATRE-wEDNEsDAY RvEMINn
prl ha anted tho trarndx af TIIR ~


R0WERY fHkArRE-wEDNEsDAY EVENING.
VII sSS r sS.Sd m h' srasGay 3D. s. (, THE LSE AND
yisd-Ths Duke q eOs,eT Mr waIiAck Jr King Henry
nuekiasham, Mr. Mcfmaad; Elizabeth, Queen EassnS
Mrs J. Waash Ir Duchess Of fSrs Mr., sssssr,nd
s,.. rsarS Mr. Clarke ssr.fsn, Rs,Es:s
os. Fis s'i: sPss cts S''''' l "a
HANrRAys NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM
y Win he tHs the sc
TIE It'll M. Belsriye Mr. chanras Mar
the Si'STsa y .sS Sfe Mr. Farley
Nsshonsis Ms %sssyeI SS 'rfas% xer mhsn 1s
SSaANcE AT NEW xoRK-MOse Mr. chanfrau Lie Miss
i BE 'ShsiGp' Pise% Mr. E'' b.
Chapman; Emma Bsleour, Miss Miles.
Nl April 3-Chrstys Minstrols respectfully announce to
hS Of s ana a9 Rss S ss that Swn
and for the purpose Of renovatins the half summer
s hrpqs sy ~ until
with variety Of entirely features entertainments
M KING Henry an 4s
fo%ann Jan.cr the at hs Asos BE House, haS o.
the Irving House and at Mr. francss and Mr. crOven
= the University Of the City Of New York.-M Wheaton
swS q At the sSss'on Of friends win as The
spcare's tragedy Of Hamlet, Wednesday evening" April
Ss?s' SDsq GsIsS reA.s Of
Irving and Franklin Houses New York Hotel Union
Hotel also Mt the Bookstores of Mr. Crowen Mr. ker-
mott andnt the door ON the evening of the reading
CONCERT IN BROoKLYN-MR. DIsTIN AND HIS
- Sons having returned from highly successful Soathen
tour respectfully inform the citizens Of Brooklyn that they
viii give Grand Concert of Vocal and Insrument, Music
at the Female Academy on Thursday Evening April S,
when they will perform ON their Silver Sax Horns variety
Of popular compositions Miss OCennor Miss Distn aud her
Brothers will also sing several Songs Duets Gecs Sc
Full particulars in Programmes Tickets 50 cents each
Doors opon at o'clock commence at
T asst wEEK-LARGESTP PAINTING IN THE WORLD,
II at 396 Broaeway-Huchngs Grand Classical Panora-
Of the Mediterranean, four miles
This work has been exhibited Boston Albany
the last nine months and acknowledged By the public
press to be by far the most truthful
diversified painting brought in those cities Opea
every evening at commencing g. Also Wednesday
and Saturday, at PM Tickets 25 half price,
Liberal arrangements made with schools and parties.
VNHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.-THE
exhibition of Paintings by artists of the above school
will bo open every day Sundays excepted from o'clock
A. H. until I'D o'clock r. M at the large tho
the Church of Divine Unity, in Broadway between Spring
and Prince streets Admission & cents Season tickets
til 18th June inclusive. 50 cents. Catalogues 2 cents
T asst WEEK, MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE REAL AND
II incompatible French Magician will continue his extra
ordinary soirses every evening this week. At the Minerva
Rooms No 4O6 Broadway where he will give grand Magical
and Egyptian entertainment Admission 80 children.
% cents Doors open ut o'clock performances
mence at b.
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FINE ARTS.
JNINE INSTRUMENTATION ART UNION FREE
IL Gallery 2S9 Broadway from A. NJ, until l.. Al.
Annual subscription So The subscrintop books
open. GOCPIL NlDEkr " 20.
I TOPOGRAPHIC CRAYONS NO. AND .; SAMPLES
- Of Printing Paper of the best quality also assort
ment Of Crayons for drawings in color just received
GOUPIL, VIBERT 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

DR. FAwCETT CAN BE CoNFIDENTIALLY CON-
- suited his Office 81 Dey street. all private diseases
Tho obstinate yield to his mode Of treatment which
the mercural principle Structures the mos
approved plan. The victims Of solitary indulgence
apply, with certainty Of cure Office 81 Dey street.
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RR GLOYER AppRIsEs sTRANGERs THAT[sHOULD

II \
~ circumstances require) they may consul pnys.s.
and surgeon professional sk whose perez
vering and unremtted endevors have proved emnsnty
successful in the treatment and cure OF low w
cases. His Offices arc No Ann St, NOV 40. izl r1-
yste entrance through the entry to the smee a''1'
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CLOTHING,


(tAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE LA DIEs
and Gentlemen having supcrhuous effects dispose ef
obtain fair price for them sending the
through the Post Office who will at their residence
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Levenstyn.
J. LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway up stsina
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

ID EMOyAL--GOLD AND SILVER LEAF, AND DEN-
IL lists Foil Manufsctory-The subscriber has his
establishment from W Reade street TO liz Franklin street.
between West Broadway and Church street.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

T OsT.--IN GRAND, BETWEEN RIDGE AND SHE
IL riff streets steel bead Work Dag containing bead
Purse Also one silver Thmbe with the following letters
on IT, F. O. Whoever will return the to the
at No. rs Columbia street. will be handsomely rewarded for
their trouble J. GERRISH.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

INIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA.-TIIE SPLENDID
coppered and copper-fa Liverpool packet ship
g. Owens, Captain J. o. Barclay 7 tons
and but months old, This
tmore cpperbult packet unsurpassed for speed strength
and accommodations for passengers by the
world delayed for few days only complete
tensve outfit and will sail in all this week. Some Of the
desirable saterooms and berhs vacant and
may be secured by immediate application to BUFFUM 4
HANDY, liz Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
COMPOUND TEA -BERRY TOOTn PAsTE-FORsAJ

COMPOUND TEA BERRY TOOTH PASTE-FORSAL
~ at No. % broadway, New York. lin Of the entry)
and No. 109 State street Trenton. N J.-FOSTER AU
TENS Compound TeaBorry Tooth Paste upon triai
will be found to b very superior compound IL preserving
and keeping gums healthy condition Hundreds srS
willing to testify the truth OF all it, IL
way the best families in the United States
and publish for the first te for the benefit
lao Iiy
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

COLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES
" and Watch Movements Of all manufactures for sAs By
the importer at Wholesale only very low cash Clsse
buyers will do we'll to call before purchasing where
X. Z. ROBBINS, 80 John street, up stairs
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

MANIFESTATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w young women--one as good plain Cook and q good
washer roner, and the other Chambcrmaid and
take care children and would assist in the washing and
ironing do plain sewing Can give the best of city refe
their last places Please call At SO Mcbouga
street. house. second foor in the Have oh
lection short distance in tho country and
for three days.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

CHARMss FANCY TRlNKETs, &c. FINE JEwELRY
gen uine articles only No. l3 John street. ware room u
stairs Watches repaired in the best Fine Watches
eheapest yet.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

MRS MADDEN WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
Vl ready receive boarders at the lie Roy
Place New Rochelle where pleasant rooms be had
easonaby terms Families desiring board by the year
he accommodated,
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

.JEWELRY.

WATCIIES, WATCHES.-A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Gold and silver Watches constantly hand, at very
low prices and warranted good time keepers Patent
other watches cleaned for one
lar JOHN cox, Matchmaker and Jeweer, 25a Bowery
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

DRoOKLyN LOTS AT AUCTION-THE ATTENTION
ID public is called to the sale at the Merchants Ex
CT this day Anthony j. Beccker Of S building lots
nj brooklyn on Hamilton Avenue Court Clinton Hall and
Mill strcets and on Sd and ith Places
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

Asst WEEK.--MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE REALAN
IL incompatible French Magician will continue extra
ordinary sorses every evening this week At the Mnerv.
and Egyptian entertainment Admission so cents; children
25 cents Doors ut o'clock performances COM
mence at 8.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
MADAME sHAlLs VENUS PILL = THESE PILLS

nR. WHEELER, OCULIsT, 90 GREENWICH STREET,
II devotes his exclusive attention diseases Of
and selection Artificial Eyes
Just received Paris. Office hours A. NJ TO
o'clock +. NJ pamphlet tanning
effected by Dr. Wheeler be had gratuously his oes
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
- Treatise" &c. S5 Greenwich hours to
IL A. ~ to9P VI. {Sunday excepted Those who apply
early stages viii be surprised the apdty tto
attending their Structure
radically cured.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

TOsEPH MURPHY, AUCTIONEER-FRIDAY, AT 10
o'clock at No. 400 Broadway Minerva Rooms-Mortgage
saleConsssng Of 3l Benchcs Cushions Platform Steps,
and Pulp Chandeliers Carpets and Oil Cloths
Curtains and Centre Ornaments Shades Stoves and Pipes
dining and suspension Tables Chairs Stools Sofa Looking
Glasses Lamrs Table linen and Towels Screens Croton Ak
tures Marble Slabs Counters and Bar also, Crockery and
Glass ware Casors Spoons Walters, Kitchen utensils
~ LOIIN W SOMERINDYKE. Atty for Mortgagee
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

XNANTED-BY REsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w stuation Cook, Washer and Ironer, Chamber
maid and the washing ironing has no objection
go short distance in the country with private family
The best city reference given. Please call Fourth
srcet In first floor Can be for DAYS
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
BOARDING, &c.


DOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
ID residing atThrogs Neck accommodate few boarders
large and airy situation healthy and directly the
watefnc bathing Distance Il miles from the city and
miles from Harlem Railroad Stages twice day. Best Of
references given and required. For further particulars
uure at AZ " est Washington Place.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

CHINESE ROOMS, s39 BROADWAY.-GRAND COM
~ pmentary Concert to Mr. s. Black, Thursday Even
ing 2On which occasion the following talent
have kindly volunteered their services Mrs A. Jones
Mr. Marctzek Signorina Amelia Patti Richard Hoffman.
Sig De Begnir G. H. Curtis, Sig Noyelli. G. f. BrstOw
Jones late Of the Park Theatre b. Alexander and Quar-
tee Association. Doors open ut to clock
Tick rs so Cents each.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

DOARD OR FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. EITHER
ID the line of the Long Island New Haven Harlem or
Jersey Railroads gentleman wife, child and servant
are of obtaining good board in the country at place
and constant access to New York. liberal
nrice would be paid small ready furnished house. Ad-
dress stating terms location and convenences
TO box l.6iS (box lCis] New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

W. BROWN, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT FURNI-
- Oil Paintings Brussels Carpets &c.-J. W. Brown
will soil at auction Thursday April 26th at 10 o'clock
No 10 Rutgers street. the Furniture of gentleman declining
housekeeping consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets
beautiful Oil Paintings; Clocks Bedseads; Bedding; Crock
ery Glassware; Ivory Cutlery; Kitchen utensils &c
CHARLES II. STEBBINS, AUCTIONEER-TO BE
~ sold at public auction, Wednesday, April 2j at IL
o'clock, Tompkinsve s. H. next house d. Mar
and lumber yard.-A hne of household
Furniture the property ofa gentleman going South Also,
an lent mil carr
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

DRINTER WANTED-A YOUNG PRACTICAL PRIS.
ter, with small amount Of capital connect himse
permanently with respectable establishment upon Yer,
easy terms. by addressing W. Cooper Co.. publishers
the lorealis, Boston Mass The applicant
free other engagements in possession of 500 $500
and produce satisfactory references other need apply
Unpaid letters not received
The New York herald., 1849-04-25
FIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT TIE

last nlhg and behutlfu packet bt bark ALICE TAKI-
TON, will sail in few days. This vessel is twenty
month old only, and fitted out in q ample manner
physician and surgeon attached the vessel and limited
number Of passengers only takoa few wiz be re-
ceved application s made Apply on ooard ~
Pior 49, East River, OF to -. a., ,,,-,,,.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

Josef GUNGLS LAST AND ONLY CONCERT, PRIOR
- TO HIS return to Europe will take place Friday
Evening, April 27h at the broadway Tabernacle ON which
occasion he will be assisted by the following artists
Northall, Mr. Seharonberg and Mr. II. G. Tinm Tickets
6Oo each Particular in future adv vertisements.
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

might OR TEN BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODAT
~ edat Port Chester pleasant ton for the
mer within ten walk the Railroad depot Inquire
The New York herald., 1849-04-25

CEGAR STORE AND STOCK ATAUCTIoN, FOR CASH
- The lease of 0 Broadway for with
Die fixtures the stock of scars then remaining unsod
together with the good will of the business
in the will be sold ton the
premises Saturday next April IS at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-16

The fact is that there are many letter writer's In
Washington who, after having taxed their utmost
powers of invention mystify the public in regard
10 Gen TAYLoRs character, are now sedulousy at
work in manufacturing all sorts of pernicous ru-
mors, in hopes OF creating dssensions between the
administration and Its friends Bait Clipper Cor.
This journal, for two years preceding last
November, was enriched by a series ofvery
valuable and useful letters, in favor Of the
election Of Gen. TAYLOR to the presidency,
from the pen Of Mr.. LOUIS FITzaERALp
TAsIsrRo, who sojourned most Of the time
in this city. The public will remember his
mons de Guene. They We're" More Anon"
/" Juvenal" and " An old friend with new
face.o We reproduced most Of them in the
National ig,and more acceptable and etfec-
tive contributions to the good cause were not
to be found in those days Of tribulation to
the friends Of Old lack. II we have any
Judgment of what is fine writing, and we
fancy we have little, we do nothesitate to
rank Mr.. TAsrsTKo among the best writers
Of our country. What he has said above, is
true TO the letter, and we hope he will not
suffer his vigorous pen to sleep, but use it
freely in unmasking the designs Of these enc
mics Of the administration.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-16
TO THE EDITOR.
RaugI, and Ready Club,

am authorized 10 state thai the assertion Of ION,
In Saturdays Sum- in reference to the dissolution o!
the Central Rough and Ready Club Of this city s
unfonnded While, as the writer states, they do no,
pretend TO interfere or In any manner direct or ind
rect endeavor TO influence or control any action OF
the Government on the subjec, Of appointments,
they yet feel II their duty to preserve their orgsnixa
ton 80 as 10 be able TO meet and eounterac any efforts
on the part Of their political opponents In the Dis
trici to impede the successfu progress Of the pro
sent Administration. In carrying out the work en-
iused TO Il by tho people Of restoring the Govern
ment TO the republican track. from which Il had 20
far wandered under the guidance Of dsmagogues and
monocrats. B.
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MIR. EWING.

ResOirsd That the practice OF removing public
officers by the President for any other purpose than
tina, of securing faithful execution of the laws Is
iostile 10 the spirit of the constitution; was never
contemplated by Its framers Is an extension OF ex-
.culive influence prejudicia TO the public service,
and dangerous 10 the fbertiss Of the people, &C. &c
The above resolution was introduced into
the Senate on the Goth Of January, 1882,
by Mr.. EwlNa, and it is published in yes
terday's Union, as evidence against that
gentleman. We do not see how it can be
tortured against him Mr.. EwIso, when
Secretary Of the Treasury, carried out, SO
far as he was concerned, the doctrine Of this
resolution, and now that he is Secretary Of
the Interior, he stands upon the same ground.
No officer was ever removed by him OF his
advice, for any other purpose than that Of
securing faithful execution Of the laws p
and we defy his opponents to show to the
contrary And this whole Administration,
from the President down, act upon this prin-
ciple, and no other The people have put
them in power These, their servants, are
vested with the discretion, the power, the
Judgment to execute the laws. We repeat,
they have not made a single removal fol
"any other purpose than that of securing a
faithful execution Of the laws"
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TO TIE EDITOR,

This gentleman, for the purpose Of lmpngnng the
actions OF the President and Secretary Of State in
regard TO removals from Office but particularly
Of his comes our In the Union of this date with O
long lachrymose letter Of plea why II ought
not to have been done, and a structure upon the
policy Of the Administration because 1t was.--
Now, In my opinion, Mr.. Stubbs Is the very las,
of the outs +" or "insh that ought TO "proscribe
prescription" for, II remember right, It is not
over two years since when this immaculate dis
bursting agent Of the State Department, prescribed
countryman Of his own and member OF his own
church. for merely writing an article In the Inelli-
gencer against tho financial movements Of Mr.. Rob-
ert J. Walker. the then Secretary Of the Treasury.
alude to Mr.. Fitnam the present Warden Of the
Penitentiary in this District
The case was this Mr. Fltnam was carrying on
the trunk making business al the time with very linn
tied for the support of large family, which
Mr.. Stubbs very well knew, and about year before
this transaction occurred, he was called on by an
agent Of the State Department 10 know II he had
trunks Of the description required; not having any
ready he WINS ordered to make some which he did,
and when they were delivered considered better
than any that had been before furnished the Depart
ment for the same price. The number required dur
ing any given year Is not greater than ak eight at
an average but even this pary patronage, Mr..
Stubbs was not willing to leave with him for calling
In question the acts OF the head Of another Depart
ment Why, then, does Mr.. Stubs complain Of ta-
king or being forced take draught from the
cup, which he prepared for Others when he was
chief cook of the Department. from which he has
been removed. If no were consistent, or cared for
the principles which governed his own acts when
there he ought 10 praise the President and Mr.. Clay
ton for carrying them into practice on himself e they
have done So The only wonder is that Mr.. Blu
chanan did not remove Mr.. Stubs when no heard of
so small an act of official tyranny against Mi Fit
nam. 1T.