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to-day. Lugs S2s 10 s. SO and 50; co mnesI
"a 10 So 80; good leaf So 10 ST. fine ). - leii
So so aud $40. Some fine manaiactu,i,s~ 70
al I0a II so. JSo. M. SHspp,ons soa
FLOUR--SaIes al SAT to 4 6sI. ~
WHEAT-90 IS c. Tor red; 100 9. 10, M.
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CORN-42t IS cents. There is no dem asoI
OATS-2Sa 80 cents per bushel. &c u
CORN MEALS cents.
WHlSkEY-23i cents for Recifei
BACON--H Hams St l0c.; old Western "a.
St 81 G.; new6 81; shoulders Sat 6. l,ss
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Family Roe Herrinss So in barrels ana s. So !.
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(Fiom The National inteliisenee,. .spra a5 I,

\
THE PRESENTATION BY VIRGINIA OF THE
SWORD VOTED TO GENERAL TAYLOR
Yesterday, al Ii o'clock, the Sword voted by
the Legislature Of Virginia to Major Genera
Taylor (now President Of the United States,
in honor of the distinguished courage and con-
duct displayed by him in his victorious achieve.
ments n Mexico, was presented to him. at the
Presidential Mansion, by the Committee Of dis.
tinguished citizens of Virginia, whose names
have been already mentioned.
The Committee having been introduced TO tie
President by MIR. Preston, Secretary OF the
Navy, Mr.. Daniel. in behalf Of the committee,
addressed the President in the following terms:
GENERAL: In the name Of Virginia, we are
deputed 10 present 10 you Sword. On il is in
scribed, in enduring characters, her message Of
afcc,ionale appreciation: Presented by Viz
GINA 10 her distinguished son, Major General
ZACHARY Taylor, for his sallaniry and good
conduct al The battles of Palo Alto, Resaca de
la Palma, Monterey and Buena Vista"
To the modest ear Of manly worth we know
that The language of personal eulogy, however
sincere and we'll deserved, is always unpleasing.
But there are occasions, and this is one, when
lhs full heart may speak out-wheR, anticipa
ling the impartial judgment Of history, i, NAV,
without offending propriety, render 20 exalted
services, performed by the living, that tribute
which treasure canno, purchase nor power ex
tort-the spontaneous homage of free, en-
lightened and grateful people.
Palo Alto, Resaca dc la Palma, Monterey
and Buens ' is,a! What mingled emotions Of
JOY and melancholy are excited BY these names!
OF grief for The
Brave who sank 10 resi-,
BY all their cnunlrys wishes blest"-
of exultalion a, the proud achievements of the
living on those glorious fields.
Sir, You cannot know, as We know, how, at The
trst threatened shock OF arms on the Rio Grands
when 10 The general surprise, and without sign
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Az thousand nameless rills closed from sight.

But 10 describe their performances, thel al.
tempt were vain; no language hur that 81 the heart
could breathe their merit, and such, shaping i :
self into words, would in passing through the
codn'ss of thought, cool its enthusiasm. Each
attempt oauses bal 10 pause and wonder the more.
IRE sound. brsalhei by lips toned 10 poetry
and elo1uence would cease 10 convey language
meet 10 give sufficient praise. Indeed "you must
invent language" IN which the tongue can tell
10 wondering people ha; which they feel and
enjoy, yet cannot express. Could their perior.
mances have been accurately described ere they
were presented before cur gaze, we would scarce
have krstat;d 10 believe such production. The
olr n Of an utopia, long conceived in irerzed
mind, and in that widness OF bright ideal. have
fet ourselves amazed and delighted al snch
pleasing terror Of thought" To know how b.au-
iiiul The spell lhrc wn over an audience who have
hearts that can be moved, and souls that can be
enrantufec, Iorn bu TO- moment, il turn you
can, from scenes mos eI9uisi,ev beautiful, and
see the dropping heads inclining 10 their art,
and witness The elisienins ewes whose beams
thfead The hoy'ring brow, looking like bright
Stars meath strip of cloud; yes, you would
'iurn but 10 START and gaze but TO admire
When evenings crimson huea tine sunless west
And clustering flowers wave on the Summers breeze,
When all IN poelr. and charms are dress'd-
Than such, more lovely are the virnnose
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| ucKs OFFICE. Corner OF Main aud

| UckS OFFICE, Conner OF Main aud i.
L., Streets.
For this day 500, 500, 666, &c. 75N,.
IA drawn. Tickets 2-lor sale until II, A y
al LuCHS
Also, to.day-Sr 900, 3 Of 5000, 3 u so,
20 oil LOCO, &c. IS Nos l3 drawn. Tcke>
shaIes N proportion. For sale a, The LUCK
C rner.
Dawn Nos. Of Snsqnehanna, Glass NJ ,
J a u 50 II 81 % Is ID rs "a 50 4 Il
Your last chance al The big Prize, 100000 :
Sales IN tht Mammoth close tomorrow egert:
Al O'clock The lucky Tickets can be hs: 4
The ucky corner Of Man and l2h SIS,
April 81
NAYLoR y CO.'S CAST STEEL SC
Nv always Keep good assortment 4 Ce'
~ English Blister and German S'eel, TO
lhe well known manufacturers, NAYLOs :
90, winch VI will sell al a small advance ass
Safety Fuse. Of The besi quality.
SMITH Il HARDWOOD,
April 81 No. IS Mans
FORTUNES HOME, CHALKS OFFICE
i No. u Main Street.
Somebody Is TO b" made rich on lo-moffoa.
Look out for The 100000 PurtEs..'a ctant'
before j, il TOO late, The lucky numbers are belle''
ed 10 be here
This Day MARYLAND Consolidated, g :
Nos, 10 dawn. SIS 900, 3oi 6 900, 3 Of 3WV
20 OF 1000. Tickets SIS.
Also, F. F Seminary, %. IS Nos, ~ tfas''
$500, 1900. 666. Tickets - Gala
CHALK'S,
April 81 3 doors above ,hp Old Msikel
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of MT. M.-bul he has no recollec..o" v, =.
seddon's speaking OF one dollar pei uaS o"'''
is seen above. ,,.,ness can he
t,nnJ =. Mr.. Ms snne yard, on inc "a
nal. al any lime Respectfully, yon,s, npp
Richmond, April 26ih, ls4s.
(which was Iohnsons claim against Green
GROSS AND MALICIOUS IMPOSITION.
We yesterday, upon The authority q ie''e,
signed "LeNis MtDoweIl Preston" and da'e"
Lexington, Va, April 18Th, published an o'hua-
ry OF MAORI. t. l. Preston, Professor al 'ne WI
arv Institute. We are delighted 10 near 'o'"
The relatives o! Mai,r P. in this cl'y' 'na' '"'
whole affair is boar, there being no sue" pe's0"
as L. Med. Preston. While we reI'ice 10 n''e
This opportunity Of publishing IN ume 'oi Ou,
country circulation this correction oil Inc repoheu
death Of Major P. for whom, as 'caoofha'e
friend and man of talents, we feel inc nisoes' re-
gard, We canno, 100 strongly condemn me au'nof
of so silly and miserable an attempt 10 MAKE
mischief. Whoever he be, he merits the scoiu
| of the commuDity
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LETTER FROM A TAYLOR DEMO
cQAT

We publish below letter, which we copy
from the Nashville Union, aaI which that paper
says is from one Of the most distinguished Of
those Democrats in Tennessee, who, trusting 10
The promises oil Gen. Taylor, yielded him a
warm support.
Mr. S, les Mt only voted for Gen Taylor, but
his speeches in his behalf were among the most
efficient which wee made during the canvass.
The letter of Mr.. Sykes, however, shows the
grounds on which this support was rendered,
and il shows, also. that at least one of ray
lur supporters is determined to hold him TO his
pledges. II is addressed 10 the editor Of the Md
die Tennessean, Wing paper.
It will snow 10 those Wings, who are SO reck-
lessly urging Gen. Taylor 10 violate his most
solemn pledges, that straight forward honest
policy il the only course to retain the support
of those Democrats, who in TACT secured Gen.
Tayior's election. Let them be warned in time.
COLUMBIA. April OH, lS49.
To the Elitor ofths Lite TcnneSSean.
Dear Sill: was very much as,onIshed al see
ing in he las number OF your paper al editorial
concerning myself. Ever since The termination
Of the last canvass Tor President, have CAREFUL
ly abslained from any participation in political
matters, and have but seldom expressed any opin.
ION in reference 10 them. Under these cifcuin-
stances, j, was indeed surprising 10 me 10 find
myself assaed Tor SUPP oscc change Of polili.
ca sentiment. Il is mistake that have come
out in "a blaze oi fury against General Taylor
and his CabiLet" | have now as great admira-
llon for The character OF General Taylo. as ever
had, and hope his administration may be as
hoIorabe 10 himself aud as IseiU TO his country
as his past career has been brilliant. whist
these are my feelings towards Genera! Taylor,
| have no hesitation in saying that am now as
lever have been 10 iavor Of democratic meas
ules. nave never been G'herw:se han an al.
yooatc OF .trtctu ,eueuue tariff q! The lndrpen-
dent Treasury system and Of Tue domestic policy
generally OF the democratic parry. supported
General Taylor with The understanding as s;a-
ted IN every speech that made, that be would no..
be pa.ly President that he had no friends 10
reward no enemies 10 punish, no party projects
10 build up; that he would be willing TO give de
mocraic measures lair tIlal, and If they
should succeed, Is e!t confident they woulc,
that he wonld sus ain them.
These were The views then entertained, and !
hope they will yet be realized. Ii is !or time 10
determine. Much As | admire General Tayicr
and great as is my confidence in him, yet W. uid
not be willing 10 see measures which CONCEIVE
% be OF such Importance as The present iar'ff a nc
lncepende' Treasury system materially chang
ed, ami il his administration should be opposed
10 them, |, OF course could not support them
consistently with the principles have always
avowed. II This is what you call re-conversion
OF Democracy, then am liable 10 the charge
AS TO my having had any desire Tor nomination
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Enr The Ennnlrl

For the Enquirer.
II was yesterday announced in this paper that
another and perhaps the last but one OF The Re-
yo ulionary officers OF Virginia had gone to his
resi- II is unnecessary TO write an eulogy OF
Captain Philip Slaughter; his best eul'gy IS ms
life, and his oest monument will be found ID Tie
affection and the almost flal veneralion he III
spiIed in all whose happiness il was to number
him among their friends But if a we'll spent
life, and shining moral and religious qualities,
are of any service 10 others than their posses
sor, brief moment spent in the conlemPla.
ton Of the character Of the gentle spirit gone,
will not be wholly lost. yirgnans must at all
times feel sadness, almost sacred, when the
announcement is made 10 them, from time TO
time, that another and another OF that noble
band, whose dust is Immortality" has passed
away; but when in the same moment The pa
lriol, the christian, and the benefactor OF all
within his reach, passes away, we may indulge
deeper and more abiding grief.
Captain Philip Slaughter enlisted in the Cul
PEPPER minute men, and marched 10 Williams
burg al The call of Patrick Henry in the first of
the Revolutionary strife. He was then promo
ted 10 q Lieutenancy, and marched 10 the
North with one of the Virginia Continental Re-
/! giments. Before reaching The age OF twenty,
he was made a Captain, and served in that en- :
pscity throughout the war. He was in The
battles OF Brandywine, Germantown, Mon
m nth, ard al the slcrmng of SsoDey Point. he
was with Washington during The dreadful
Winter spent by the army al Valley Forge. :
| He kept during the whole Of his lie journal
of every thing which transpred under his OBJ
IMITATION, each day noting down The MI
Of MAJ v.,1%s;;, the journal consists now
1t relating TO the Revolution and Re.
| evolutionary times is OF exceeding interest. II
| vas never SUSPENDED unt wnhin Inc past twelve
months, when il became necessary, on account
OF the inirmilies OF OIL age He mas enjoyed
| most excellent health during his whole lile until
| within lew months past, being always cheer
1 ful, and ldkine great interest 10 The progress oi
things around hun. He has frequently express
ed ms comfort 10 he tact, that he felt no ill-uilI
10 any human being-had no enemies and hat
not ieli he emotion OF anger io5 many years
! Thus, nll OF honors, IN love and charity with al!
mankind, and ripe Tor The tomb, "lalher ia Is
| Gae% has ialen-a christian and PARROT ha !.
sone-leavng hehiDd him bright example
| Upon his tomb may be w!i,ien he approving
| sentence OF all the Worid--rTniS was a man.
and God himself has said OF hlm ''ar> sci ale the
| dead Who die in he Lo;d." P.
IT City papers requested 70 copy.
The venerable PARROT, he sublrc. Of the above
| Obituary was yesterday buried with military h, :
| nors, by dcacnmenls from he Volunteer Gonna
MES Of Ibis city and the Public Guard. Il Eagr
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WIsutS0Toa Apr;l 0S-S ID :,

Lengthy Cabinet Session. .4gp,intmtn's bv he
Presi4,nt, &c The Cabinet was in session 10.
day for some iimr, and considerable number Of
anpoin mems have teen acct UPON. am iniob.-
ca 10 Tie editor ot he National Wing ior The ioi-
lowing list Of Official appointments
APPOINTMENTS BY TsE PREsIDEsT-P az.
ters-Jonn ). MtCul!y, Trenton, N. j.; Sani
Ware, Kensine'on, Pa; rhos L. Tuiock. Puns-
mouth, N. e.; Philo. S. johnson, Wa,er,op. "
Y Earhen A. Warden, Auburn, ". Y; Benz
I. Cock, Bnghampon, ~ Y; Solomon Parme-
lee, Lockpor, n. y; Abner Y. Ellis, Spring
field. Illinois.
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fOf me EnqlTeT
IOUISA RAILROAD MEETIN !.

LOUISA RAILROAD HEElIN :.
Monday TIE 23j instant being The day ap
poin,ed for speed meeting Of the stockhold-
crs OF IN. Louisa Isiiroad Company, at Louisa
Court House, of which previous notice had been
given, early in th,day large concourse OF the
stockholders, resting in different counties, APP
peared on the gound- administrative Of the
deep interest With is felt in this enterprise.
AT the usua! hlr the stockholders assembled
in the Cour, Hotn, and the meeting was orea-
nized BY calling Jseph X. renJIeton, Esq, 10
the Chair, and appointing Charles Thompson
Esq.,, Secretary.
Upun calling IL roll Of stockholders, it ap
peared that upwrds of three fourths of he
.-l.i. numhar III oles were represented e.thcr
in person or By p'xy.
The President, 'i,he Company presented and
read 10 ihr meetis Tie report Of the President
and Directors, sting forth the principal mea-
sures which had sen adopted and carried into
effect by the Boai, since the last general meet
ing, with other alements exhibiting the mos.
satisfactory and Ehly gratifying prospects . I
the Company
Whereupon, afr due deliberation, the fol-
lowing resolution were adopted, viz
|. a tecided aproval oi The conduct nf the
ract The eYlaGsioot ihr road from The junction
o the Deck in ac civ 81 Richmond, N The
month Of Decpmtr last and OF the terms npon
which the same VS. put under contract.
,. That anthorT b. given 70 ne President
ant Directors 10 eecl a loan on he cfsdu II hr
Company, Ct 2 SUI 10. rsceeGins eighty ihou
>ant dollars, IN of.I q nd IN hr compile ion 81
The load from II Inctiun 10 lhe Dock IN the Il
" II Richmond
Tn accspracc Of the provisions al hr
A., Il the GsnrH Assembly, passed The 5h
day Of Ma en- ls4. entitled IAN ac, IL incorpu-
rate the Bn- Rcs Railroad Company, and IN
other purposes"
All which meaufes, after a few remarks
thereon by Wm.; Rlves Esq, Gen. WIN. F
Gordon, and other. As tc wnicn it were useless
10 saw that UNSURPASSED ability and eloqacnc.
were d,spIayed-wtr adop'ed b. the unanimous
voice OF the meaiig save one dissenting VOC
oily as 10 The ihlfd e>"luilcn
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Far he Enquirer.
THE VIENNOISE CHILDREN.
fImasindtion has cull'd from Nature,
10 charm The enIIyrnrd .n,.l -


We mas conccdc % Madame Weiss .hai
beautiful inventive genius and sublime TASTE
which van 'ur admiration aud charm our lee :
in2s. None viii Undertake 10 dispute Tins poIni.
Those VINO have no. seen her Troupe will not
presume; whilst those who have, have in The
sweetest bswidermeHt and amaz-meGt lell de-
lighted 10 owh, that they have Witnessed more
lhan The beauty oi HER loitiesi imaeina,ivns
made real. To describe The performances Of
these fairy CHILDREN. challenges The fancy OF the
mos cfeanve genus; and TO believe lha, yuur
brightest chimeras are SURPASSED, you have hu,
To gaze upon them, grouped like twinine fairies.
The hight OF The enrap,ufet eye will linger M, n
The lovely scene, nst IN WONDER and flash again
AS though waking from a dazzling dream Their
performances can scarce be described. We can
understand what the genius OF Madame WEISS
has conceived; We can feel enrapiured ~ the
brilliant beauty presented before our gaze; We
can own pure am elatdenins emotions which
thrill cur breasts with pleasure, and acknowledge
that our senses are charmed by rapture
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New YORK, April 25-6 p. NJ
The .Hnrhets-N0 Things NJ The Slsener.
The -four market is firm but not aclve-.sI.
OF 600 bits. 5 81 s. Is for pur. Genesee a.
4 6S 4 81 Tor Southern.
There is good demand for wheat. SAILS
$500 bushels al 100 1913 cents for red, and i
a LIS Tor pure Genesee Sales OF 20, 600 buspr
corn a, So So cents Tor mixed, and 81 S. {,
iol yellow. Southern oars "a els.
Tobacco sIeaty->ales OF Maryland al s 10 s
so, ard common al 81 IS.
The Cotton market is firm, and holders tisp
I'd 10 advance their prices 10 consequence .! !.
pors from the Sou'h untaYorab.e 10 The sfowr
crop. Sales to-day OF 500 bales a, full price.
Sales Of $50 bbls. Whiskey al 81 q ~ q
per "a n.SlNo ,idinss OF the sleanef.
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Correspondence. of the N y Journal of Commerce,

WAsHlsGroS, April 24-I0, P. M.
By The mail, This evening. We have intelligence
OF The election Of Col. Roam, Democrat as Gov
ernor Of Arkansas, BY small majority.
airs. John Quincy Adams is sill lying in a
cinta! -i,na'I,n, and il is feared by some that
She will NJ! recover
II IS stated on good authority that John c.
CARR, OF Cnena nso County, Will be appointed
6h aGditor OF The Treasury in the Post Office
Department, in The place of Peter G. Washing.
ton.
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yesterday was sort of dies non in the edit.
ing ine. Il say nothing of the cons,an, orri.
vals Of reports of the Triangular duel, the dis
eussion O. probabilities, &C., we spen, q mos,
tedious time 10 endearoring 10 cast our vote .,
the ity Hall. - things ow are, the s,,,.
elections in o r rapidly growing city are con
Quoted 10 most uncomfortable manner. sed
don' Lee and Bolts men, were squeezed ,oge.
'ner IN a most confused, though sometimes
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Benefit, and positively The las night tu ot'
OF The VlENNOISE CHILDREN, uko v
appear this FRIDAY EVENING, April ~
as Vocalis,s, and in four Of their most beaul'.'
dances.
The performance commencing with he bean'''
Pas des Fleurs.
By Fory-eighl Children.
Alter which, the Children will appear as '.
calis's, and sing various National Songs 7
German and English.
To be followed by the fascinating
Pas des AmOurettes.
BY iorty.eight Viennoises.
Ailer which, (secund time here, The g'an o.
vertisemeDf, called :.
Les Sauvages ct lie MirOIr'
OR, THE LOOKING GLASS DAME
To conclude with the grand co.tumsd
PAS ORIENTAL.
By Fony-eighl Children. .,,..
y Prices oF ADMISSION Boxes, w ~.
PHI, IS cents; Galleries, so and 25 cents fA'"''
Gallery Tor While persons i2t cents. >.
Private Boxes may be Obtained, ana go Co..
cured daiy from 10 to 2. and from 10 cen IN.
II Doors open al 7; O'Clock, T. NJ, 10
mence al I. O'clock, precisely, Ap"-
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FIRST PACKET. ..,,rIJ
ITO sail positively on THURSDAY; the II on nos
IN The splendid bafque bAC ", o. above
~ loadins at Rockets, VIII sa'l a. ,rcon.
For freight or passage, having supeflo, 60, a.
modauons. apply TO the Captain ="
RocAeus, orlo ,,pv
HAsKINS s LIBBY
DAVID CURRlE, or : RI
CHS. T. WORKMAN = t me Il
P. s.-Fr.lghi for MotIle fe-sn'pH 81.
commission.
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GFrom tie 'arynol I~elDgeneer.l


VlSlTERS TO TIL WEST POINT ACADEMY.
The following named gentlemen, as We unirf-
stand, have been inViel by The Secretary Of War
10 attend he Exam alton Of the Cadets Of tht
Military Academy afWest Point IN the Isl Nor
day in June next:
J. John Abbot, Eg, of Maine.
:. tioh Horace Man 81 MASSACHUSETTS.
3. Capt. Daniel TylU Of Connecticut
4 Jerome Fuller, kq., Of New York.
5. John 6. Gov, Esq. Of Pennsylvania
+. Capt, John H. B. La,fobe OF Maryland
]. Capt. Pa'rict NJ. Henry OF North Carolina
8. Gen. Dnnca, L. Clinch If Georgia
8. Col. w. fnrns, % Ohio.
10. Gen. McCaleb Wiley # Alabama.
II. Henry J. Ballard. ESQ OF Louisiana.
IL. Hon. Jefferson Davis oil Mississippi
10 Col. William I. Stockton oil Florida.
a. DR.. FL Houshon Of Iowa.
Is. General Ruluoking Of Wisconsin.
In connexiof VIII this subject, some misappc
hension being understood 10 exis, as 10 the mode
OF appoint Cades 10 The Military Academy al
West Point, we tate The occasion 10 stare thai
since The passage the ACT OF IS43, which in a
great measure restri,ts lie numb,r Cadets 10 the
number ot Representatives and Delegates in
Congress, these appointments have been made on
the recommendation OF the Representatives an
Delegates from Their respective Congressional
Districts. In addition 10 these, The Executive ha,
The appointment Of len Cadets al large, irrespec
tive OF residence in any Congressional District.
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[Telegrs pied Tor the Baltimore Sun

FHILLDELPHIA, AplII % ?. VI.
The small supply OF -four causes holders 10 /,
firm. Sales lo.1ay NJ some 500 ibis comm.
brands al ga so 4 Sc, and closing firm
Wheat IS in good demand supply mo.rs
Sales OF led al 90 cents and \, Us, for goo.
prime; while do. 05 10. Corn |, seaty-
sales OF yellow al SO a So, as TO qualify. o.
25 30c. Rye SIC per busnrI.
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For the Ena,;.
For I
A CARD

In consequence OF scenes which TRANSMIT,
the City Hall last evening, alter the poIl. a:
closed, respectfully and earnestly ask NV s,fs
low-ciizens 10 meet me there this morn,, ~
lG O'clock. JOS. MAJ a.
FsIpiY. April 81 ~
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amusing, intimacy of contact The pa, ,hs
voice universally calls for remeos' a s.ob
oulv ooe viz three precincts, one IN eae"
ward. BY this means the larses. p c,oril,
CAST, oaietly fairy, sgreeaOy and satisfactorily
sn w. ,rus, TO see the measure arranged
:, ,.an.x, session Of the Legislature