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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-11

NOBLE BEaUEsT-We learn from the
Boston Advertiser that the late Henry
Todd, Of that city, has by his last will,
after making abundant provision for his
family connections, given $4,000 for the
massachusetts General Hospital"-the
interest of which is forever to go towards
furnishing free beds, for those whose cir.
cumstances may require them.-To the
Boston Asylum and Farm School" for in
digent boys, he gave $4,000, To the
Boston Children's Friend Society, he
gave $4,000. The rest ofhis estate, a
mounting probably to some $4,000, he
bequeathed to the Board of Education
for the benefit of the Massachusetts Nor
NAL Schools, in which he took a deep in
teresl. i-.....
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CO.IDarInershin Notice.

C. WEAVER has shis day connected with
81 bin in the Hardware business, THOMAS
H. WHITE, aud will iu iuture carry nn The salne
under the uame and firln OF J. c. WEAVER g.
co: aud would take this method Of returning to
the friends his thanks for the liberal patronage
hitherto extended To him. and by endeayoring 10
Please them boPe continuance Of the same.
tB-All persons knowing themselves indebted
tn me are requested to come forward and settle
their accounts if not ready with the Cash, by uote
The ready john Of course preferred.
&c. WEAVER
Lancaster, March IL. 1S49 46
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PLANK RoAD.-The State Treasurer OF
North Carolina has paid, on the part of
the State, $4,000, in subscription. to the
stock ofa Plank Road at Fayetteville A
second subscription Of $4,000 will be
made as soon as certain conditions are
filed by the company.
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Agcuts for the Lancaster Gazette.

u,lIsrsport. r. Vance lGreenRsid r; Walter McFnr
Nr.,o caJs,n, mr. n Brock land Thomas I4tefeld
PickeriagtOn: A. Ebrlght, Jr Pheasant AHmno1n
Jefferson: David Jenning East RnshUiIe Davin nake'
Lithopohs: Lewis Huber " RnshUue; N: u, CGu'soh
IecEriIi,. WIN p ennent 4uburn T; j. Hall, B. Black
Sm"ndo. Nathan /. Worrall Bern r. James II. Pearce
po~1I,o,. I Elements r. Perry Toion: Levi Friend
yamaada Tp. VIM. Ashbrook alddis0n \: !. n, No9hlh
Carroll; William r. Brock Clearerees; CoW hamno'
Basil Henry Leonard tirano'uc; =. Hagetm"n
Baltimore; n. u Nicely Somerset DaVln iew"t
VB PALMER, ESQ.,, Generni Agent Tor the Eastern Che
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ANOTHER REMOVAL.

And once more to the Combat!
IUIHE subscriber has removed his CARRIAGE
IL MANDATORY and LIVERY STABLE
to the House, on Main-s.reet. formerly occupied
By Christian King. deceased, and fe0 doors
East Of the Market House, where he Intends, in
future, 10 carry on the manufacturing Of
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,
And I'll other articles in his line. His work
will be made by competent workmen, Of the
besi materials and in the most approx ed styles.
He has now OH hand large Iot OF Carriages
and Buggies aud lew good Lumber Wagons,
which he will sell, at very low prices, for eash,
or will take in exchange fsp good Horses and
Country Produce
REPAIRING always done, upon the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms.
lLIVlaRT STABLE
The undersigned has spared no expense in re-
fitting his Livery Stable. He hns improved his
Stock by adding lot Of new Horses. Carriages.
Buggies, Narness. Saddles, &C., aud is prepared
to accommodate the public equally US we'll as any
establishment Of the kind in Ohio.
Thankful for past favurs, "A continuance Of pub
lie patronage is solicited.
WILLIAM ii. SHUT.
Lancaster April l3, I849. lf46
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Terms OF sub.erlptIon.

Yearly advertisers hhVe IHe privilege OF Te'
newing their advertisements at pleasure.
FBusiness Cards, not exceeding six lines,
will be inserted, for subscribers, at $500 per
year-non-subscribers will be charged $500
E%Announcing candidates (for offices oi every
descripton) is charged at the rate of 81 for each
name-to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for a
specified number of insertions, will be continued
until order out and charged for accordingly.
Advertisers are expected to occupy all the space
for which they contracted and excesses will be
charged for. The privileges oCyearly advertisers
extend only to their own immediate business.
JOB WORKING are prepared to execute job
Work upon reasonable notice, with neatness and
at fair prices.
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Files.

n M m Doz. Of Greayes & Sons, lbbertson
AV0 aud Butcher and other celebrated
makers for sale by J. c. WEAVER.
Lancaster, December ], '48 80
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
G., G., BECK,

G. G.. B E OK,
WWAS purchased ont the entire interest oil Jo-
sEPH BURY. deceased, and will continue to
carry on the business at the Old Stand.
His thanks ure returned to the many friends.
who have hitherto extended TO him so liberal a
patronage, and he respectfully solicits them TO
continue their favors.
Tie public generally are invited to call and ex-
anime uis extensive stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Lancaster, April Is. l84g 49
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Notice.

w E have this day, sold to G. H. LirrLE,
w CHARLES and SAMUEL DREsBAcH, our en-
tire Stock ofGoods. We would solicit for the
new firm from our friends and customers the pa
trouage they so liberal extended to us during the
short time we were engaged in business.
Persnns indebted to us by note or book account
will be expected to call aud make immediate
payment. JOHN EFFlNGER g. co.
Lancaster, March |, 1899. IS
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned.
IN that the Co-purtnershiP heretofore existing
under the firm and name uf BURY Il BECK. in the
Drug and Medicine Business, was dissolved ON
the 5th OF April, 1879
The books, notes and accounts are in the hands
Of the undersigned, and all persons indebted to
the firm are requested to make immediate pay
ment. IL. g. BECK.
Lancaster, April l3, isi9 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-11

RELIGION OF EMlGRANTs The New
York Freeman's Journal says that out of
1883 -emmigrants, who are said to
have arrived at that port in January, Feb.
iuary and March. Of the present year,
Is 900 were Roman Catholics.
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How much better is it to get
Wisdom than Gold"
ROOKS! ROOKSN ROOKN,.

1'EF the following works;
Manual Of Classical Literature, by Eschenburg.
The Atlas Of Ancient Geography. by Butler
UPhan's Mental Philosophy
Lyell's Elements Of Geology.
Sisnlondi's Literature OF tie South Of Europe.
Lie Of Henry the FOnrih. by James,
Kegbtley's History Of England,
POetcal Works OF James Montgomery.
Goldsmilh's History Of the Earth and Animated
Nature,
Baron Cuyiers Animal Kingdom.
GOdmans American Natural History,
Parks PantOlogy,
United States Exploring Expedition, by Wilkes
DOnnesan's aud RUbiuson's Greek and EDg-
lsh LexicUns.
DR.. Durbin's Observations in the East,
Fislfs Memorial Of the Holy Land
SteveiIsOnis Travels. Jaris' Physiology.
Meadows French Pronnuncing Dictionary.
History Of King Charles tue First Of England,
Keudsll's Santa Fe Expedition,
The American Manuel.
Woods Class Book ei Botany.
BTyantss Poems Herschel's Astronomy,
Burke on the Sublime d Be- uiifnl.
English and German Dictionaries & Gramfnars
Ure's Dictionary Of the Arts, Manufactures, &c
Jewrett's Lexicon.
Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of
England. JOHN LEHMAN
Lancaster March 80. l849 AZ
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Window Glass
FRESH DRUGS And MEDICINES
AT TIE
OLD DRUG STORE.

TTHE subscriber has just received large stock
of Genuine Drugs and Medicines, Paints
and Dye Stefs, Groceries and Liquors for the
sick room, Glass aae oils, Cordage and Fancy
articles selected with care by himself and war
ranied as represented or no sale.
Physicians, Farmers, Mechanics and Others are
requested 10 call and see il the OLD ESTAB-
LISHMENT dont siill compare favorable both in
quality and prices with others.
GEORGE KAUFMAN. >
Lancaster, August 4, 1913. l3.
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Family Groceries.
white Lead.

Liquors for the sick.
IF you want some PURE LIQUORS for the
| Sick Room, call at the OLD DRUG STORE
where you will be sure To get the right article
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster. August IL, l84S IA
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WHOLE NO. 1888
REMOYAI.-

= NE friei'ds ofthe undersigned. aud The pnb.
iic generally me respectfully informed tha,
se mas removed his WARE-R00N from broad
street 70 Mr. Bnzee's building, hrss doors north
% D,. Saehss's Office. on CoinmBus Streef. and
nearly 0HPosite Mr. Mayors Tavers.
He intenda 10 keen s,,, l,,,,,l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-11

"This is the first place came to in
Amerca," said she, and this is the best
place | have found yet, and this is the
happiest hour have seen. BY the bless
ing of God aud the kindness ofthe sailnrs,
God bless them all their days, we are all
here in America. The children want
shoes and clothes and the older ones en-
ployment; if we can get the latter, we
will soon have all the rest. p Sailors
MI, nm 1ins tif ni IS
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THE IRISH mOTIIER

you will be obliged 10 dismiss tha
womoD. she does her work SO badly
said Capt. X. To the steward Of the Sail
Or's Home, one day.
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GOATS, pants, and vests, made 90 ortIer.-BARNEs 4
MITCHELL would respectfully gentlemen ,ey
have opened within the last rev days the extensive
assorted stock Of French English and American cIohs
and vesngs that have before been brought this MARKET
bacing the
coo Of the and such moderate rates will
closest and most economical buyers A. their purpose
crease their business In this particular branch this
would earnestly inye all gentlemen Of good aud
some coat pair pahs made order, aud
able style, 10 call and their variety before buying
hsy are determined 70 sell eesp and give good article Their
talors, point cutting rkmanshp
IN the CITY, And they will in satisfactory
IT. ese the purchaser will be take
They only name few cf me leading coiorsi
10 pieces superior and ich black French ciots Of Baou
10 pieces French back and English cloths which
we have coats made N cost rom 80 10 so
pieces London smoke and olive cloth worn
In ffock and sack
piece. olive and o,her fashionable shades, green do
DO caret coiorcd do
y DO French and English blue do Of variety Of
do dark uey do
Also, cadet MIKES
Beaver cloth. for and nck Of every
and quniiycf msers Also, ,~esds and Pei.ss cloths fo
coats
IN CAssIMEREs
10 pieces black French doesln, Baou sinonp make the
genuine article, and will be sold 20 less tan former
SO pieces French camcros Of new and
tonabie thcm plain changeabio
mouse drab, grey, and other fashionable coors.
Also and other coIocd twecds Of every quality style.
IN vEsTINGs.
Our supply Is superior and extensive than have be
Likewise beautiful supply OF I ssn and Madras
Merno shifts and dawr OF description and cheap
best quality Md gloves merino, cashmere, &c, DO
usually kept In line for renuemens use.
- Between sth and 9th streets. Penn. avenue
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Proposals for Goal.

NAVY Aarsr's orycr, Washington, Sept Is, 1913.
gEALED proposals will he received Office endorsed
posa for co.I until u O'Clock 81, day Of October
for furnishing and delivering nil
best quality Cumberland lump coal.
Said coal 10 be suitable delivered
dry clean siate such aeeor places may
rect, and such
rected the commandment computed a2iO
pounds and the whole quantity be delivered The 10Th Of No
vember
Approved suetes twice the estimated amount
SCI forth he form Of he contract win be required No payment
70 be made until the whole OF said shall be delivered
offer must be accompanied by written he responsible
OF the
other official agency
the offer be accepted, bidder
alter The receipt Of the post
the same with good surecs said
coal agreeaby 10 the specified advertisements and
which may be embodied IN the The law Of 10Th
ie forbds The consideration Of all proposals accompanied
such guaranty
Bidders particularly cautioned above
required that they may be Distinguished nom other business letters
In order their being
offers made strict
particular, win be rejected
accepted win be duly noed and forwarded
delay.
Persons offering directed designate post through
which they desire 70 be addressed aud The agent 10 whom the
contract shall be sent for execution.
Sep. ie-dtithoct liz LATHRoP, Navy Agent
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GEN. TAYLOR IN TENNEssEE.--A correspondent OF the
Nashville Union gives curious illustration of Taylors
popularity II that in Shelby county, embracing
Memphis. the democracy gained I52 votesl In Mont
gomery county embracing Carksvlle, l02 gain to the
democracy! In Davidson county, embracing Nashville,
325 gain to the democracy! In the three counties Civ.
The aggregate democratic gain 579 and the aggre-
gate vote 7,7ll II the only three counties that Taylor
visited on his way 10 Washington out OF popular
OF Till, gave democratic gain OF &c., what would have
been the democratic gain had he visited the whole State,
giving 00O0 votes!
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SERIOUS ror-SEvKRAL wES sHoT.--A gang Of young
fellows armed with pistols broke in upon party Of Ger
mans who had been attending dance the Monterey
House, Southwark Philadelphia, early Tuesday morn
ing Four shots fred in the mece, by which OF the
Germass fell wounded. Michael Amorn received buck
shot In the left breast above the heart George Heck was
hit by ball. inncting fesh wound. Two Others were
slightly wounded-one named Frank, shot grazing his
abdomen. Two Of the ssssiIants Barney Hoffman and
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some remarks against the appointment OF Mr. Ryes' IN
iseii d'plomane oiander Il may be that MI Clayton
oresees dmcuues growing out OF that appointment and
has no oncuon 70 cover up that bunder by sszng upon
dculty with the French minister here, which he can
give as The reason oil any future deuy in which Mr.
Rves may be involved We cannot help attaching some
weight to both OF these supposuons and we entertain
but little doubt that when taken IN connexon with our
relations with Spain. they furnish clue that will lead
to- the solution OF the problem VIII IN all probability
appear that ne spanish consul arec'ed anu sustained
by The Captain General OF CUBA, mas pefpeualed
gross outrage upon our SOIL whIe our government was
making uncaled-for exertons and was displaying vast
amount NJ s,,ner vigilance in protecting
S.n;.h $500, nj - ~. o,ra,. &c az .da;n;s,,.
P.1' soi'S' a - ny .e-s - 80 -,
uon nave already indicated that our government VIII
take no further action relative TO that outrage II this
he true Mr. lavton cannot but that
!. s. !. q, 1900 a 90 .,s y.
- ".Se'y - $3.50 'S.'p1'As
cea ms meqiaed 81 'e ngh's ana honof
Of ms country. custom ~ Span 20 % ex.'ava-
ganuy poi'e even m condncung pfa'e Correspondence
are sure maj oehor Ion Saiueron de "a
Darca "ouid no' 'nihk % auuiesshk move 70 MI
S'ay'on w'.nou' ooseiv.hs al inc puhc'lios u once
anu Inc sc'es' couf'esies owa'ds ne ana
'is y. nauon'
sooih 70 'ake 'he pai. y ie riesden' oi Trance
against our own country we nave no sympathy OF re-
spec' ior MN. we IKE tne people o. france ana ihey
nave Deen 'ne friends o. our people much more than
'her government mas oeen, we should deeply regret
any 'upu.e WIN 'nem' isor 10 We see WHY y 'nat
'ne'r m'hS'ei wing - hot very popular WIN ms own
government SHOULD desire % Insult u.s. When ne was ior
long u'ie - 'ne employment q our government ana Is
a'.acnea 70 our country ana % ner insn'u!ions.
Du' .ne 'ac' ~ we ore sui lei' ~ .ne oark Inc cor
responuch'o he Dainore gun had YESTERDAY prepared
us V eApec' iuiei deveiopmeh' q al 'nese rrencn
transactions. ne .elis Us
D;", o. moInng WIN
Two columns Of eorre.pondsnoe fuv co,roho,s,ina NJ
facts as stated by your Washington ea
tive to the difficulty with the French minister
nc h WIN a a,so y os. CIV
with view to auict the public mind Il that no Sc
disturbance of the amcabe relations of the
tries is anticipated
Inc same ieuef IN 'ne gun says Inal ms lMr Gay
tons) e''er was aid 0eiore inc french government
~. ae iocqueshe' inc riencn MINISTER q Foreign Al
lars aoaiesseu ho'e g ME- husn' f'encn
L1ee'0e saU 40 OCCASION Jo' 70 de0n' ana ,uas e'e
nda oee" unnecessary 'ee''"ao" ana "a'Sea Jaus on
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The Iafelhgener OF yesterday contains editorial
which presume may be regarded Official, stating
the receipt by the War Department Of dispatches from
Gen. Twiggs, giving information Of the delivery, by the
chief OF the Semnoles. OF the Indians who committed the
atrocities at Indian river and Pease creek some weeks
ago. A meeting was appointed between Gen. Twiggs
and the Chiefs be held the 18th instant at Charlotte
Harbor We learn that this information is sustained by
other letters received in this city from Florida by the last
mail but is also stated that The Indians persist in
fusng to make any arrangements to remove West,
cordng the treaties formerly made and there is lit
tie probability of their being got of except by force.
Their continuance in Florida, and the continuance OF
peace between them and the whites, is, from what we
learn, utterly impossible. 0uirages will again be
miited and hostltes renewed Mr.. Spencer. the Sec
rotary Of War in 1912, when the arrangement made
BY General Worth for the suspension Of hostes, stated
the necessity Of placing and continuing at least two full
regiments Of regulars the Florida peninsula frontier.
TO keep the peace between the Indians and the citizens
The removal OF the Indians will dispense with the ne
cessy Of our army being employed in that rsome ser.
vice. and cause the entire peninsula to be speedily settled
by citizens The citizens Of Florida, and the whole PEG.
pie Of the United States. have right 10 call upon the
present administration tonss upon compliance with the
treaty, and upon the removal Of the Semnoles westward
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TUE Tsec1ogic.l Hectares OF the late Rev. David
ssms, D. edited n he Rev Joseph samuel r Frey,
ono cduon vols cvo Hsy Of the National Constituent Assem-
" o. rs.ce, Rom May et ~ n Corsn esq vol Scenes
w ~ y NE snshcs of"The jail Chap
o. wsshinron Irving prepared for the o. schools.
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nv y. q. r q. p. DYER, .s.cfssnssrs.


TUE FURNITURE, FIXTURES LEAsEHoLD, &C. Of The Uni
tod States Hotel Monday thu 18th
instant, NJ 10 O'Clock, household
furniture and entire effects of the United States Hotel this city
embracing the OF eigbwo parlo chambers, the
whole compsng ticIcs adapted
for nrstcass hotel We enumcrafe, In part
Handsome mahogany sofas and chairs
DO marble top pier and tables
DO mahogany dining and card tables
DO French plate pier glasses
Do mahogany and rosewood pano for,c. made by
Superior Brussels, heepy, and ingram pauor, chamber, and
Superior feather beds hair and shuck mattresses
French md high mahogany maple, bcdesds
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Mahogany and painted wardrobcs wasbstands tA
Toilet sets, sndrone, shoveis, onez tenders
superior block TN covered dishes,
White granite dinner, tea, and breakfast
Set q castorr, table cutlery Ht'
Silver abata, and plated spoons and forks
Superior cutass decsnsers, umbier, chsmpssnc robie,
wines, water boulcs, nc.
An the bed table nsns banke comforts Spreads &C.
large quantity Of coppers Kitchen requisites,
Terms o. sic Over 49, credit Of two, four and six months for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, hearing interest
The above be purchased private anytime previous 20
: EDw'D G. O. r. DYER,
Sep 2o-dK Aucuoneers
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VRUsTEEs SALE or THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOFTY viac Of deed of ust dated the 10Th day Of Sep
mber 1897 Of Washington
~ shs SELL IN front Of premises the 2oh Of October
merit Of ot So In the original plan Of George
Iowa. C ON the west Jefferson with the three
seFy srck house thereon Terms cash, IN hsnkabr funds
bcPt is-dm r. 3. WRIGHT, Auct
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Mr. Abbott Lawrence has declined the honor Of pub.
lie dinner to which he invited by number OF the
citizens Of Boston He writes them, the 18th instant
GKrLsnKSi beg 10 acknowledge the receipt Of you,
note OF invitation behalf the merchants Of Boston, "a
meet them dinner previously TO my departure for Eng
snd and regret that the short time which ncrvcues and
the necessity Of dsvong Il TO my affairs deny me the priv.
iegc Of acceding TO very gratifying request avail
myself however, occasion say have received
with the livelcs sensibty this testimonial OF regard,
anstng as Il does from individuals Of great moral and in
tellcciusl worth, with many Of whom have been ssso-
ciated In various scenes and circumstances Of life from my
boyhood to the present hour.
Believe me. gentlemen, that bold In grateful re-
nembrance my obligations the citizens OF Boston Tor the
uniform confidence with which they have seen ht 10 honor
me In public and private relations 70 their regard
and kindness that mainly indebted for tho distin
guished station which have been unexpecfedy called 70
occupy the duties Of which viii be my anxious study
to fulfil in such manner shalt justify their favorable
consideration and promote the best interests ofthe nation
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Rost Once Operations
The Postmaster General has established discontinued,
and changed the site and names OF the following Offices
during the week ending September 10, 1919:
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LsaAuos on FRANCS,
W.~htorfo,. Nav m 1910

washington, Way ~ totS.
sInS Ireceived the 2sh OF May the note which you
did me the honor 70 address the day, In
answer 20 mine calling upon government Of the United
States 70 dissvow the conduct Of Commsndcr Csrpender
of the American steamship Iris towards the French ship
Eogenic. of Have, which had upon the bank Of Rso
neaf The Anchorage OF Anton Lizardo
The explanations given by Commander Carpenter are
Got Of NATURE Mr. Secretary Of State, such TO dspcl
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New appointment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-29
WASHINGTON, March u, 1919.
What is the Report of the Day?

The guillotine Is rustlng for want Of use. They
who expected speedily to be victims, breathe more
Freely. Some of them even venture to show them
selves in the streets in broad daylight; but num-
Der also continue to ''lie low and keep shady"
This is one Of the days Tuesdays and FIJI
days) on which the White House is open to the
pc opie, from twelve to two. We have paid ou'
respects to Old Zack, for the first time since MS
installation IN the mansion. The old Chief Is IN
excellent health, bright as spring morning;
modest yet full hope Hs seems to navs ,u,.
confidence in the people, tina! MS ,n, he
eoUaf enG be- does his best and tina, they will
naIe some allowances for his want OF experience
n civil affairs, and account Of HE want q per,
81 ,ba An: rc M sections of the country lie says
Re viii do ,he br-i he can; end therefore do We