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\ r. fooxing z-aismea nave iai. day been elected
D. recfors of MS CJup any FOR The ensuing year
J.Ln Y Morton, Rlfls King, y. Lansing,
" .fts Sherman. Ii Pumpe.y, n Aarrn'
Alggsius James and Lyman Cl4pn, a. % the Clty " A.
otry and Ricnarc WnsloW " tne City u seT- o<k
Al 4 subsequent meeting of the board JOHN T. sOn-
TON wa reelected Preslcs1t znd WATTS 5hEhaAs ssSo
Pre-denL-Albany. June T. 800 I@'O -
ITO FLAGGER-.-Propos,lsf for aAggins ne y.a2s
i Of Ward schOO No - 10 Thirteenihst east oi -.
Az are esei Nv te sqoscroers and may Be srn- pre-
nous - ne on VI June me oce u I penns - IVA
ver-st - sere specification Of The "0k msJ 70 'e--
THOMAS DENNY, Comm 70 Of schools
ERAsTUs c. BENEDICT
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Inspectors Of schools.
H 1 ~ fass je7 3tsw2~
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fonn, he aides Of Brooklyn and vicinity that she gives
e..ons la he above language Manescas Oral system
a. a-r rs-d-nce Is Pearl-sL Brooklyn. '""lo zm-
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BOARDING..

BOARD FOR Young CHILDRkN.-Aw widow
~ AdN residing IN healthy snt pleasant part ~ ne city
can accommodate Two three young children With board
and every other attention which they may require Beet
" references given Apply the northvsst q
rh'rd-av Snd E.eventlst PAEBE COOMBES
ii IA.
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DAPERs-WRlTTN0 PAPERS AT MILL fhica
i Francis Loure II Maiden Lane, oaef al .y,ss ~
Wiring Papers very low prices ALSO, Aeeo"n' " "
and Stationery ARTICLES; Notes, Drsns, kscslps eut',
PRINT Cards Circulars, bills, Cbecss, &C o""s
In any style desired 49,,
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

FIRE.-A fire broke out last night IN drug
store corner Of smith and Dean 1t was however.
speedily extngushed.
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T~lTfn >rATrs D'srsirr CogKr-D eel = T. BY
Jl--c Bets - trts per J.. hose - 4 ; u t-r i
EAU ~ for demand % Respondent an an
suer f1 re. r.-la.y -el by llm against tae 80 Alex
sri-r ana re " --s owners and $50 Al, -lArtire.
of me master Exceptions by petitioner over
ri. Jed. Win costs
freasfas Llr-1l n o. Ef-1ri Pore n lihe q 'la
.a- agreement O. deliver - rs Tires of cents per
gallon American money. means. n a1serse OF snrh-ng
being stated tlr contrary 1e measure r crt 4f
delivery ard which e Used computing rlres 40 me
Custom House The De- j. emitted o recover : no. -.
l1e nlt rlier The c--s-suces Of le case each parry 81
0sr if. cvu costs
JlaeI Nlrpis r. o. " 5rlg - H'-lrf-srsr De-, Go
Ir- rtie-s Decree that She loralls recover
ararsr -- F-' -Ir materials furnished and f.r nr ard
her scae 6a condemned therefor Reference Oh ADJUST
amount
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES,

CoR the Of all diseases arising from
la, Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate tee, Cutaneous Erupon
pmp rususs the ae sO p s0,e Of
Joints stubborn Ulcers syphli symptoms scaica
Asctes Dropsy Exposure or mrrndence IN Lille Also Chronic
In this preparation are strongly all the medicinal
properties Of sarsapaI combined with the most eee,aa aids
Kingdom has been fully tested only BY patients
auaIiaea and appreciation public
has established its own merits oI value and saeaey
pa been cured such are not furnished in the
who capable doing millions still suffering
and struggling with disease puhes ceanses and strengthens
ANOTHER CURE Oh sCRoFULA
The following striking will be permanent Of
of croiua comments itself to all similarly a
aicted:
SANDS Gentlemen sympathy for the afflicted induces me
eiorm OF the remarkable cure esc,ea sy your @
parts body the glands Of the neck were greatly
and aiding used the disease attacked
be- d which was done but without any
In this situation heard Of and were induced sands %
than any T she had sv ,n H and
her friends she found quite restored 1t
the and her health REMAIN. gSod
negbors all knowing to these facts and think very highly Of
'A"'' %" Ypars, with respect JULIUS PIKE
Ex,rac. from letter received from sF Harris gentleman
have cured boy Of mine with yolr sar-
sapala who was ked with sc0ua and OF crouops fam
lily. Yours, truly - $50 nn
"FREDrRcKs HALL. Va July II, 1913"
SANDS almost to direct at
article wen known and SO eservedy popular as
patients often who wish to the extract
induced worthless compounds bearing the
OF the of this valuable
confer greater benefit our read
directing their attention to the advertisement Of the
laIsed 10 those who wish really good article
medicinal the
thousands has proved m efficacy in curing the
which recommended and at the present
time more than any other perhaps this medicine useful
pairing system schange of seasoname Journal Sept ls'
Prepared Wholesale and retail, by A. d. D. SAYDs
Druggists 100 Fulton street. corner Of William, New
\ York
Agents in Washington city, D. c. Patterson Charles
Co, and Messrs w. H. Gilman Sold in Alexandria by
| Cook Pen, and in Georgetown by X IT, CsselL
Sold also by druggists generally throughout the United States
and Csnadas Price ~ per bottle six bottles for 30
Mar ls-tlsJuly..
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

HEADouARTERs MARINE C ,RPs
QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
Washington, May IL, 1919
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
~ until II oco *, M, Monday, the 10Th day of June
oxt Tor furnishing such quantities OF best oak wood
hracite bi,nm'nous COAL may be required on the
quarterly requisition Of the commanding officer OF each OF
the following staons from LIST July, iS49 the 3oh June
1850
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charles,own n, Massachusetts
Brooklyn Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospsrt, Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, orida.
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Each proposal will separately the price per cord for
the wood per for the best anthracite coal, and per
bushei Tor the buminous coal.
Wood coal will be furnished at the option OF the gov
eminent, and will be Delivered piled and measured at
such point each commanding officer may designate,
Tree OF expense to the United States.
Persons desous oil proposing for the supply may ascer-
tain the probable gu any that will be required by REFER
ence 10 DE several commanding officers.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
names OF two sureties OF known responsibility.
To be endorsed Proposals. for Fuel"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
May la-w3w Quarerma.ter Marine Corps
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CAUTION EXTRA.

HtEL fLfPP oft
p Townsend sad his s.s.spariil
call .tNtfN6,
fo~and u nS doi r"d nsy vas but f's'iy r-l-
for what he not Hs snns out cards hsdd fis Qeaes.e
which sii we'd ~Np s.P
Te~asend ESQ he viii produce single oaf VI
ts
ORIGINAL OLD Dr.
Iaens. family ola
JAtinB
Principal eHes. l02 Nas.aust, Ne isrl
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,

OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
May l6, lSi9.
WANTED about 1900 fence posts, to be delivered
place as may be directed They be of the best red
CEDAR less than eight feet long, less in size than five
furnishing such posts any larger will communicate
this office the number they furnish, the size, and
price, and the earliest period within which they can be de-
vered. l. MUDD,
Commissioned of Public Buildings.
Nav l6-eoiW
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FOR NORFOLK.

Oh THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ingtou for the above place every Thursday
O'Clock m returning will leave Norfolk every Friday
turning Passage and fare IS
For Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
o'clock MI returning, leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
Mt o'clock p stopping going aud returning at Gone
rver Va, Leonardtown, Md and st. Mary's river Md ,
and At tho intermediate landings the Potomac, for sig
nails to land,
Mar 6-dlwcodu JAMES MITCHELL.
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THIS beautiful establishment always open for the recep-
i ton OF vsers, is in fine order. The grounds
have been greatly improved and the bath houses much
arged atiordiDg besides the swimming bath. hot baths
and shower BATHS There is fine shore for those who
prefer surf bathing.
Charges as heretofore.
BY the day 81 90
BY the week a, the rate of I SO per day.
BY the month " g w per day.
Children and servants hall price.
May 25-3taw6w JAMES s, FRENCH.
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ID I'D GRANDE and Texas Land Company notico.--
IL The election Tor eleven directors OF this compa
ny will be held Monday, the h day of June next be-
the hours of IL and O'Clock, p at the office,
No go Broadway, in the city of New York Dated May
Is, 1919. VIM ID. MCCARTHY,
May 22-Iaw3w* Secretary.
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OLD
Jacob
THE ORIGINAL
OF THE
DOCTOR
Townsend,
DISCOYERER
GENUINE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARTLLA.

i' Il. sfst e. 5na lie G , e %
s ss ar.. n t poo. , .ss1s
reached saa MA
aEaiss f5SE &c. III.
Gra"d and Uneauaiied Preparation
II. throughout length
r. s. sa s ss nsIa , sss s" y % 'raa man
LIP "a" ss M %.ISsss Of . s OLD rs
.aa . a i S i s " % u. s 40" ss .I ss
@sass .is .s s.as
% es ia S e ' OBJ n s undo, Ms.; q. ;s ;s .,
GENUINE
Old DR.. Jacob To,vnscnd's sarsapnrilIm
prepared ,ha, Al the inert the
% ,'s s p.s @ sssS%s . o. s s .. 5 @ md
.sas isa healing ''o
Cure of Hnn"mcrabIe Diseases.
Hence the why
sSssGSsi f1 " q ] i1a i AT f and uuruMA
rIoSs rspiis Torchss s nom kHOr
ImPurity Of she Blood.
/ p.,s, .. ss s ID 1 arising fro" ,pisn from
psiaua
Goa gentle psr.Ion Of lung. throat every
nothing it, excellence nan'uy
Female onnpImint-.
q; l. Il. &: 4: s's., s ~s 90
~ s s' rss.T"g n o.. general y'''m gives tone and
Nervous Disensc. aud Debility,
. ss s y s 1 ss he g as as u.
% sd s1 saP s'v c lose 1t: '@.. s
sqat, Sa sS i. f4csiss s ss
The Medicine 20. Pro-cnincntIy Need!
d ss 40 Of s a";. be said ro""sa inferior article This
Compared with tho Old Dr..,
ses.se the GRAND FACT that the INCAPABLE DETERIORA
Never Spots,
@ ] Ross S: ;'% s.. az. "a. .. q. bottle sss.
20 s 4. . q, .gc S;s.;
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yXTANTED, daily, at the Baltimore, philadelphia,
wv New York, Boston, and New Orleans General Ageh
cy and Commission Office Young Men in wholesale and
retail and other respectable business TO act as book
keepers sacsHen, portes bar keepers, walters farmers
coachnrn car agents book and map agents. collectors,
all branches of business re- We have at all
times a large number OF good siua hand, which
pay from $500 $4,000 per Those in want OF sit
iations OF any kind would do well to give call, we
have agents each of the above Cities which will enable
to place every applicant in suitable situation at the
shortest notice. We have large acquaintance in all the
above cities which will enable give
entire satisfac ton all who may favor with call
TAYLOR 81 TAYMAN No. SO second street,
between South and Gay.
b. Persons living in any part of the United States,
and wishing TO obtain situation in Baltimore, either Of
above Cities will have their wants Immediately attend
ed to by addressing US a line (post-pad,) by doing
they viii both trouble and expense which they 9TH
would incur by coming the city and seeking en-
p''S "'"' ~ TAYLOR Il TAYMAN.
No. 50 Second street,
Nav ol-d,f Baltimore, Md.
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rSs s~s~ssz ss<s ~
psynsat NJ .ahss rsss.sa be s~
Distant Subscribers Ne
on which ~,A
s4@s Transmission
slons Of Congress. ssA ss~Ass s~ssa
Subscriptions p~ssss 49, y~ss
terms psopsrt.os~sso TIE sksvs ss~~-s
or rosrMAsrERs sseasssHss - ss~~ss w.
sending DAILY sstssss~s - ~s~s SAW
WEEKLY sassenhsss. ~~Ss~s~1. sss wsssLv
enbsrs win go ssss~s ~i - ss<sAs<
edition - they iuruAsh sxhscxasss
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A LOAN WAhTED!-$l, 600 is wanted on or before the
IA 9th of June Tor year, for much longer time
the lender may wish, and real security located in
the Of the city, insured for than times the
three different insurance companies, and the
properly yielding of than 81 200 per year.
larger amount, little less, would be objection and
if preferred the interest will be paid quarterly halyeary
or yearly in advance
Apply through the Washington city post Office and in
tervew may be had.
| ROBERT GOODLOE.
Nav Alta viClmo<
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

May Q, 1919.
an the petition OF Edward Reynolds, OF SALEM New
~ Jersey, praying for the extension OF patent granted
said Reynolds Tor improvement in bending feoes Tor
carriage wheels &C., Tor years from the expiration oil
said patent which takes place the 18th day OF July,
lsi9-
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office the 9th day of July next, at IL O'Clock IN and
an persons notified to appear and show cause, II any
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be published In the Union
and Globe, Washington city, Republican and Argus Bal
timore Pennsylvania and keystone, ard Times Pha-
delphia Post Pitsburg; True American, Trenton True
Sun, New York; Post, and Times, Boson Herald Provi-
dence Republican and Gazette, Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire week for three successive weeks previous to
'"' - ''' y ''' EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
s Editors of the above will please copy and
send bills Patent Office with paper containing
tbi, notice. May ll-lawSw
JOBN M. McCALLA, late second Auditor Of the
Treasury offers his services in the prosecution oil claims
the government before Congress- or the departments;
in the settlement OF military accounts, aud agency busi-
generally. He will also PRACTISE law In the District
courts. -,
HIS office is al the corner OF 9TH and louisiana avenue,
opposite the Telegraph office.
WASHINGTON CRY, April B-eo6mif
II OBERT J. WALKER will practise law n
II Supreme Court of the United States. In
70 claims before Congress any OF ,he departments, but
will devote his attention exclusively cases inrused to
him in the Supreme Court.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue near the Seven Build
inas Washington, ID. @. Mar6-u
TNVE Years In China, from IsA2 to ls47, with .
account of the occupation of the islands of Labuan
and Borneo by her Maestys forces by Lieut. Forbes
r. N For sale at TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S
June7 Bookstore near 9th street
STATIONERY ee every kinA, ana sla.h assa.. ~
- cheap prices. TAYLOR MApRY,
May II BookHpsn, nsN eth street.
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POTOMAC PAVILION,
n p,oeN PAINT MnrljJ1nd


TIME above place will be open for the accommodation of
i vlsilers on LIST of June This delightful watering
place is the OF the Potomac river and in full view
the Chesapeake Bay constant and regular breeze
beautiful shade-trces, and the great safety OF surbang
Ghere being under currently combine to make this one
of the pleasant and healthy resorts to be found IS
situated the beach, but few yards from the water with
every convenience for bathing free OF charge, where viii
be found obliging and competent attendants.
The table will be supplied with all the luxures OF the
on, both from the markets and the water.
An excellent band of music is engaged Tor the season,
and variety of furnished for guests free OF
charge
Per day VI ~
Per week w
Per month ~ w
The proprietors now ready to make arrangements
with families for the season. 49,
The steamer Oceoa, Capt James MITCHELL leaves Wash
ngion every Thursday o'clock M and Sundays at
O'Clock for the Pavilion reurning leaves the Pavilion
Saturdays for Washington, and Sundays at
p m. for baltimore
The Steamer Columbia Ieayes Baltimore on Saturdays at
% M, arriving the Point at IA. Sundays re-
turning leaves Washington every "Wednesday Tor Balti
m., arriving at the Point same evening at D
IN.
Due notice will be given of the other boats when they
placed on the route. klRkWOOD " kEl-LER,
May 2l-3,awtlJuly Proprieors
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Navy DEPARTMENT, May 2s, 1919
c,epARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office of the Secretary OF the Navy, until O'Clock,
= m the 18th day OF June next for furnishing all the
aoney and executing all the printing and binding ha,
hnaus for the year commencing the LIST of July 1872 and
ndng on the Both June, 1870
All the articles furnished and work executed must be Of
h hest qualify delivered without delay when ordered and
" hs Of the head OF the office for which they
@ reoured If il be required ench bidder for stationery
as furnish with his proposal sample of each article bid
for ,r ,. :. ~. .......,. LII. g. III,
he Gnished those disposed TO bid and no bid will be
nside,.d no, fully conforming the advertisement and
in which each and every article is not bid for and in which
more than one price is named for any article
Rond i'm sufficient amount, with two NOSE approved
omes Tor faithful execution oil the contract, will be
ouIred of the person persons contracting The author
bed name or names of the suretes that will be given,
also satisfactory testimonials TO fulfill contract must nc
com many the bid Otherwise IL will not be considered.
The department reserves to itself the right OF ordering
ore or quantity of each and every article contracted
ht as the public service may require.
should any article be required enumerated In the
tract it is be furnished at the lowest makst price,
copling 10 its quality.
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I on01ELLOW's new Novel, y Kavanash," viii b
~ received this day, price 10 cents;
Myn FRANcK TAYLOR,
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n every Kind, and bia.h hssl.s. 81
y cheap prces TAYLOR y MAuRY,
May II BooksslsTs, nsH psn street,
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OmLnsPiE ON Rsad-mahing, with Apps~di,
" on plank roads-l volume, and sgpplsmsnt-l24e
ApH FRANCK TAYLOR,
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THlvE Years In China, from IsA2 10 ls47, with An
account of the occupation of the islands of Labuan
and Borneo by her Maesty forces by Lieut. Forbes
r. ~ For sale at TAYLOR az MAUhTS
June 7 Bookstore, 9th street.
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NEW Goods.-1he subscribers have just received from
IN late arrivals in New York
IT'S pieces so-fnsh Irish linens, which they
be pure, prices from 37a cents to the finest quality
200 dozen linen cambria handkerchief from IL to rs
rs do sheer clear lawn do at so cts
80 do gents linen cambria do large size
25 do children's linen cambria do at 81 cts
40 rich rband-trimmed lace capes
10 dozen real net mts with and without fingers
IL very rich white Grape shawls
100 dozen white open woIked cotton hose
100 do do misses and childrens do, every kind
loo new style parasos and parasoiets
Is elegantly embroidered Observation-Disclosures
Together with many other and desirable articles, to
which the attention OF the ladies is respectfully invited
MAY 23--3Wif Z. II. HOOE d CO
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PLEASANT SUMMER LIME TO PHILADELPHIA.
by Railroad and Steamboat direct.
- - 81

TTNHE ATTENTION OF PASSENGERS AND THE
i CITIZENS OF Washington, Georgetown, and Aiexan-
dra respectfully directed the train of Passenger cars
leaving Washington daily Except Sundays) at 10 40
Tor Baltimore where the East proceed directly
board Of the superior steamboat George Washington of
the Citizens Union Line, Bowys wharf, and reach Phil
adelpha (via Frenchtown and Newcase) about O'Clock
p m; thus enjoying most delightful trip.
June 2-3aw2w A. CRAWFORD. Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-03

FLooD IN THE SusauEHANsA.-D Detention o,
tie Maid, "A sudden rise in the Snsqnehlnna
river, on Monday afternoon, has, we learn, caus
cd considerable damage in the neighborhood of
Port DEPOSIT and on the Canal, as well as
on various points OF the river below. The fresh
ct was also accompanied with general break
ing up Of the ice, which came down in immense
bodies, sweeping every thing off in its course
The large and powerful steamboat at Havre
|de Grace. used for transporting The passengers
and trains across the river. was swept from her
moorines, parting two large hawsers, and earri.
ed down the stream 10 the vicinity Of the Light
House. where the ice formed hear gorge, in
thirty feet water, reaching to the bottom. and
completely daming up the river. She mad Off
hoard freieh train of cars, " ell fillad with
the rch: lie, With which she had inst o'sed.
In the centre Of this immensa mass Of e the
steamer lndgcd. and still rrmu"s great fears be-
Ing entertained that whom i breaks away she
may sustain great damage, if not provo total
less Arrangements have been made. however,
to send seamers to her succor, from both Balti-
more and Philadelphia.
+ In conse qnence ofthis accident to the steamer
alltravel and connection with Philadelphia ex
cept ny telegraph, has hcen suspended since Mon
dav morning. The mail due on Monday night
at 10 O'Clock as well MS 8 O'Clock yesterday a!
ternoon, and 0 o'clock last night, have all failed
to come through, and we learn that the passen
gers who had reached either side Of the river re
turned 10 their respective starting points yester
day afternoon.
|: Tine communication by rail road will not, We
presume, be resumed for some days. and N the
meantime, we observe that the steamer Iewess
has been chartered and placed on the line be
tween the two cities, via New Castle and French
town, and will commence running at nine O clock
this morning.-Wc presume that similar ar
engagements have been made fura boat TO run
at the Philadelphia end Of the line, so that we
will probably receive all the back n,asto night,
withztlrlse by the steamer Canada, which were
due here last night. ...-
- Bait. Sun of Wednesday.
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I'm. GAYS HrrvRN TO THE SEEATE.-The
Louisville ,'on-nal in nm article on the return
cfA,r. "Mr to the Senate. alindes TO the hopes
entertained ~ his political opponents that he
will nhvocnta Mira measures. md come in open
ccntiic, with General Taylor's administration,
and adds
':tVA lave recently had an opportunity Of
learniry something rs 10 Mr.. Claws views Of the
proper nory 20 he pursued by the Wing party,
and Sc know that 'ie agrees SUBSTANTIALLY with
nj! tic rest Of the nlie aud cniiphtened Whig
patriots lhronghnut the country. He 10, as he
has ever hcrn. ard ns he cnu never cease to be
white he retains his faculties, emphaticnir a
rran cfthe tinres-wise, sagacoue, md eminent
" practical Furthermore; we Know that he
will 20 mi, tFe Senate with he hest and hrart-
ut f."lngs toward Gen. Tay lo,'s a1minisra-
iior, cnrncsly desiring 10 support and strength
en- It. We rejoice al Mr.. Clny's return to the
Seua,e, for We feel tho strongest possible as
snrarcc that unless the controversy between the
North aud the South III regard to slavery in the
paw territories shall bc previously settled, his
great am, Leniiiccrt Influence in Congress vii,
'ccisinlv e.t'le il TO the satisfaction ofall FEC
lians OF the natlon,"