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Maryland Reform Convention.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Americana


ANNAPOLIS, Nov. ~, 1850.
The convention proceeded TO the twentieth trial to elect
a president, with the following result
mere were 70 votes cast-necessaIy TO a choice 40
Chapman had 81, McLane 81, johnson Ia, Grason 0 /;
The others were scattered among some fourteen gen.
tlemen.
Mr. McLane addressed the convention, and hoped gen.
tlemen would no longer vote for him.
Mr. Brent, OF Baltimore, offered resolutions similar te
those Of yesterday.
Mr. Gwin proposed substitute to drop the contest on
each count ill the fourth and to conne the latter to the
highest candidates, and the gentleman having the most
votes 10 be declared elected
On motion of Judge Chambers both the propositions
were laid on the table.
The convention then voted the twenty-frst tme as
follows: =. 4
There 95 votes cast-of which Chapman re.
ceved 80, Johnson 81; the remainder scattered among
several gentlemen.
After Two ballots on motion OF Mr. Spencer, the
convention took up the resolutions offered to-day by MIR
Gwin.
Judge Chambers proposed an amendment 10 the sub.
stitute so that at the next trial the person having the
highest number Of votes be declared president The
amendment was disagreed to.
Mr.. Brent, of Baltimore, offered to amend the substi.
tue 50 az to extend the provisions Of the resolution pro-
posed BY Judge Chambers the second tal which was
agreed TO, and the substitute adopted.
The convention then voted twenty fourth time, al
follows: Chapman 40, johnson 80. Lloyd TO- McLane Q,
Howard3 Whole number 94-4S necessary.
The convention then proceeded to the twenty. fifth
and last trial, which resulted follows: Chapman g.
johnson 43, Lloyd S. McLane l.. Whole number o.
g. Chapman be declared duly elected president Of the
convention.
He was then conducted to the and returned thanks
10 the convention. When he had concluded, ii adjourned
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BY GREEN 8 TAyTET, Auctioneer..

AuCCOm0orns
VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, PIANO FORTE, &C., AT AUCTION.-On Thursday
te IAN instant we sha, sell q 70 O'clock At the residences
street and near the Navy DEPARTMENT. very beautiful
furniture, viz;
Fine walnut parlor consisting Of #
Marble-top sofa tnble, and spring cushion sofa
otomans ladies' secretary eatagen
~ hair-cioth chairs, and rocking chair
Fine rosewood piano forte, of 6ne and
taves, considered 10 be equal 70 any In Warrington
Set Chinese and walnut extension dining table
Mahogany sofa table and hauack, and rocking chair
Do hne chamber sets, consisting Of marbletop dress
ing bureaus and wash closets
French bedsteads and chairs
One fine walnut chamber consisting Of nabctop bureau
Lounge, wardrobe, and French bedsead
Fine feather beds, bedding, and hair mattresses
Gilt-fame minor, French plate, Sc by 30 inches
Girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
China glass and crockey amongst which 10 hne white
French China dinner set AZ Ftfas 81 48sss
3ply, ingram, and stair carpets
Passage oil-cloth &C.
Venetian window blinds and large refrigerator
Cooking, tight, and other stoves shoves, longs, &c.
Tcrmsi All Of and under $25 cash S25 credit Of
sixty ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing
tercst.
say superior qualify
described furniture The ladies and gentlemen District
respectfully invited the sale and for them
selves +.
~ GREEN 4 TAsTET Auctioneers.
r. The II Handsomely located
conveniently arranged Apply Charles De seidns Todds Build
ing, Browns Hotel G.. IT.
Nov e-eodts
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BALrImoRE, Nov. 1876, p. m.
The Reform Conuention The Last Bloody Array
Party Influence, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad State.

BALrImoRE, Nov. 1875, p. M
The Reform Conuenhon. The Last Bloody Affay.--
Party Influence. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad State.
ment.-- The Markets, &c.
Oar Reform Convention Is at last organized by tho cleo
ton Of General John g. Chapman of Charles county,
president. General Chapman is perhaps Of the most
distinguished and respected citizens Of the State |; but
he and his constituents known to be among the
prominent opponents of all the of reform
proposed be adopted by the convention He will have
the appointment OF the committees and viii, OF course,
every obstacle in the way of the adoption Of suoh
measures received the approval Of fourfhs of
people OF all PARTIES in the State He has been elected
by the anteorm members OF the convention, and fears
a er,aine ed that it will prove abortion.
The parties arrested for participating in the ARRAY which
resul ia the death Of Thomas Moody Monday night,
Front theatre all discharged yesterday
afternoon except Stewart, WHO fired the pistol and this
morning he released by Judge Ncsb pifhost eraWi-
aatio, bail in the amount Of $1,000 The general Inn
preston Is that acted in self defence; but this hasy
action Of the with universal condemnation.
especially in vie Of the fact that there parties in
Jail suspicion Of participating In the killing of Edmund
Mitchell, for whom $4,000 bail each is demanded. The
proceedings of the city bear daily testimony 70 the
Annapolis of the necessity of reformaon and
reconstruction.
The regular monthly meeting OF the directors of tho Bal
nore and Ohio Railroad Company held this morn
ing when Thomas Swan, esq, was unanimously
elected president The for the past month has been
as follows;
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ssl,ns 81 sloi .ss7 Is

Making an aggregate Of Sls4ss7 10 the main sssm.
and s97 10 the Washington branchthe total being
8l6S 26l This shows the corresponding
month of year OF Sl2693 llbeng S5905 % on the
main stem, and 1881 10 on the Washington branch.
THg sARKETs--In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales OF 500 bbs Ho ward street. dour At ~ ISL
and bbs 81 To- Sales OF 800 bbls. City Mills -
$50 and rs bb 81 u.s. Sales Of prime red wheat n l05
cents, and good strictly prime white at l0s is cents
the latter cargo Of Pennsylvania Sales fwhc
IS 80 cents and yellow 90 80 cents; new, % 81
cents. Oats, SO 80 cents, in quality.
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ny A. GREEN, Aacsiesser.

r ARGE AND VALUABLE THREEsToRY BRICK HOUSE
IL AND LOT AT AUCTIoNon Friday the 5th instant shall
SELL In front Of the premises s4 O'Clock that handsome and
brick belonging and
tcger, streets,
opposite front Of the General Post ocehe containing
running ihrossh 200 feet Oh street. and fronting On q
conveniently arranged with wide running
the whole house has also observatory which
aords commanding Of In Was
ngton There also once the south OF the u by
with good The building erected 5s2
the best mechanics and o the best MATERIAL and epaned
We
description OF above mentioned properly sufce say,
Inducements viewed In rarely
will examne for fhemselves
TERMs: purchase money balance six
equal Of IL Is g. 20,
purchasers giving bearing interest from day
Adeed and deed OF trust taken the
Of notes. Tile indisputabie.
A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
Nov l3-A fess
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Cipper.l
1hs Trial Of Chaplin.

: :
The Montgomery county coar met yesterday. Witnesses
from ihs city We're examined BY the grand jury and from
pe.nce 10 O'Clock to-day, expected that The trial
wm u Chaplin Will forthwith proceed. The arrival Of
Mr. Richardson, the States attorney being unlocked for,
seemed give of increased importance
He formally admitted 10 practise a the bar.
Chaplin, will be recoeoted IL accused OF abducting the
slaves Of Msss Stephens and Toombs and Of firing the
police who sought 70 arrest the fugitive parties as they were
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MADAM BLAKE has The honor q ansounee % me citizens q
~ that her dancing school
Apollo reception q pupils Days Of tuition wssh-
ngoa Tuesdays and Saturdays nom O'Clock half
70 O'Clock. st
washington, Tuesday and Saturday evening"
from 70 O'Clock. 1880 80 ~ 4ssr5s IT'LL
Madam soirces benefit Of pup and The
the hrst Monday evening
Dscsmber and continue every Monday during The
Gentlemen with the pupils viii Be charged
dollar admission, dollars Tor the Oct S-so3m
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N EW GOODS 1uss rcceived.-we invite the attention Of
eur fnsnds and the public generally the following additions
: IS ISL rssss ' sss, French m.rno., In an shade.
10 do medium 90 DO
20 DO Cobursu ana Loness
- DO choice styles nnousselnes and cashmerss ~ ~
do ovphced mousseines, In great variety Of nyes-the
ssr hest hsrwsins oNsred this ssason. -. =, :. ~,
CLAcETT, NEWTON, NAY, Co
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TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Booksellers, near esh street
Nov 10
ELIZA 3. DOW,
Widow OF Jssss Y. Dow.

sCSsE UOOK OF MISUNDERSTANDING Mechanics, hydro
Acoustics, ryronomcs
ieesrey 0sIvanism, and Maeismbeins familiar inroductoa
:. ,s rnciples volume, small London Many
s ~ 4a3 pages. Price, 0i Is.
AIss Book Of Science second comp1dng Trsaser
orcoo, and Messofoos. One volume same ssemsny en-
uavingss ei No - - -
j Now FHhNCk IArkOh
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In city, yesterday morning, 18th instant SARAH
her age.
funeral win place afternoon, O'Clock, the
residence mother, TAYLOR, Off street. SOUTH
ION The friends and acqusintances Of the family
requested o attend without further notice.
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.ososd ora ,ossos@A sn. "a ~.
r. s mo. ia:Ins ia::i3 s:iia %::sss
Provisions be,isr-say Gil Sii u for pork
IS 81 for prime Beef Is la fair demand Al % 10 - 80
% 70 % 70 for Lard 10 active ~ "a u costs.
Butter. Ohio. II cents. Tobacco 10 very under
the Airica's kentucky, 81 l2i cents Maryland.
% " cents new crop, Ohio, i0i North Caroline
arpeniine, "a o2s Hemp. dswrotsd $40 Wool IL loss
aetve-the stock In all the markets estimated
2500O 900 lbs-bu prices arm % IS Tor Sax
fleece full blood, 30 n half three quarter
blood. 10 a ~ cents. Whisky, zt . 70 cents Ffeghis
are hrm nj 3D. for cotton Liverpool 6hd for four Ex
increasing supply
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sept lsas, 81 sssiiO2s ss62SSis s4s ga as5
June, 1850. e,4i0.2H S,0s4297 l0.739.957 bs.6746H
Oct, i,6H,o92 S,Ss6,i52 9,O66.l35 6l.lb90n
The import and export Of specie New York 10 July,
August and September, follows,
Import ~ AL 6ss
Export $500 4,O53 754
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ICH DRESS sIKs--we invite special Of
II ladies present will be found
ensivc reduce Stock will be offered the attractive
for cash. punctnal customers We name The following
syesi
10 pieces rch damask silks In dress patterns
rs do rich and elegant brocsdes
Is do medium brocade and other figured silks
dark watcred, for walking Of street dresses
DO fancy coiorcd wafercd In pink, blue and white
10 do rich light coiored pcu dc soes and gacc silks for
dresses
Is dress patterns Turk satins.
With extensive variety OF other styles low priced Silks which
win be sold Cor price 10 get rid Of them.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Nov 12-3uf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoNon Saturday, the l6sh
shall sell the highest bidder
lot Of land containing about two together with the improve
which unfinished frame house with four
also good stable well fenced In.
The land be exceled The District point Of
i, with te comfortable residence might be
made Water convenient and the situation healthy The property
situated Immediately Of Mr. Lndsey Joins
John A. Smiths line and Is about fourth Of mile nom The
poraton line.
For further particulars apply proprietor The place. Tide
indisputabc
r and nine months, with interests be satisfactorily secured
GREEN TAsTET,
Nov6-eodu Auctionecrs.
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Washinxton and Alexandrfa Bost.-The steamer
Thomas Col1yer's Week.
.SL-A The fine M fast boat THOMAS CoLLYER
afSslRs depart following coach
with boat Washington Boats hre, i2k cents boat and
coach, ieN cents.
Leaves Aexandia ut g. OK, II a. !, ~, and ~,
Leaves Washington NJ ek, l0k lin, IN, 81 and
The Thomas coyer viii make her trips 70 Mount Vernon
JOB coRsoN, Captain.
Nov l3-4t
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(Former ysrfrer Of >. 4 Dew, ssg.)
GENERAL of claims before Congress
either pensions, land
ea ers lost horsss Or any other lost properly Let
receive Immediate attention. N0v1 -0
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THE undcrsigned, having resolved 20 abandon hfs
business Offers for his large and weknon
he "Coumban, the Of and 9Th Streets
vicinity Of Post Once and Patent ONCE
The stand. "resiauant,r well known require
extended A that those desrous of
the will examine them for themselves he deems further
household kitchen furniture, which
viii be sold accommodating 10 such may
the house but should such be entered into,
sfsly. thf.1HM
Oct Qo-dn J. H. EBERBACH.
Aw NOTICE.-ovID Y. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
counseors stsw, win attend oil professional
business In me Supreme Court Of te United sssscs and In s
District Of Columbia They will also attend
different public departments washington
once Pennsyvsna svenue between ioh and lAh streets,
New 5-dn
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rELEeRAPHIo nEpoRTs FoR THE UNION
Condition ofMe northern Markets.


s,ocksprices without changes 5 ss Flour
IS g s. IS o0G Rye Ss os 81 % q f'iS
red wheat 1903 100 white liz ZIG cent? Sales
Beef and bacon unchanged The grocery make, without
isy sasa s Ssn. @oo aa%a.sd FOR
washed, 81 30 cents and fine, 10 a 30 cents.
sfw ySss as a. ss 9ss:s In
MUM. Sales OF 5000 bbs Hour at - $50 for common
oa Corn KS
CENTS red, l04 los cents sales Of 1000 bushels OF corn
Rye 81 cents The cotton msEe is qas, under the steam
ers and sales small At unchanged pricss-faiI up
land 4i 4t fair Orleans, IN cents. There IL
increased demand for tobacco, and prices improving
Wool firm. Nothing new in other articles. $500
Nsv York Election +. @s,,1
New YoRK, Nov. I3.-The official have been
with the reported returns, give Hunt twhg for governor,
795 majority.
Destruction of SAG MIL
RonE, IN w. Nov. n The mill Of Messrs.
ae eSc %ss en.sV oon.umsd large quantity Of lumber.
piled In and about the building was sIso burnt The
depreciation Of Senator Sowes Cowss Great Union
Meeting .-Preparations 10 Receive Senator Dovns.
NEw ORLEANS. Nov A correspondence q pnblished
In papers day, signed by eight hundred dsmocra,
them and Senator Souc approving his course as
grand Union meeting takes place tonight There is
excitement tile subIecf, expected
will atemendous outpourng Of the people. The Union,
by population. Is held sacred. above all other earthly
things. TN.ekN E . 80
There win be great public meeting both parties next
week receive and tender acknowledgements 10 Senator
Downs. II will be an immense gathering.
The Nashville Convention.
NASHVILLE, (Tenn.,) Nov n, 1s5o-The southern con-
ventou reassebled in this city to-day, pursuant % ad-
and was organized by the appointment Of Gov
Mcdonald, If Georgia. ne chairman Inc kovornc1 meuo
Of secession Alter organizeg the convention sdourned
until ~ O'Clock morrow.
The roll was called and there only about my dele.
rates present, but many were hourly sxpeoed~
TFE Of John Randolph o. Ro~ncks, W Hush A.
rss nsen Of Enriand sene II Dsdneuiahed
male sovereign the eminent ar with bio
rrsphica and sketches by ars Strickland
History and Geography Middle Aecs BY 0sos W. Greene
Cells, New York above ground and underground o. g.
Foster. .lA4#
TAYLOR d MAURY,
Nov 10 Bcokseiicr, near ssh street
NOTICEThaih ofJesse r. Dow, decesssd may
benefit resulting hererom has been aesmsa
competent recommondedto ms susna
For this purpose b = sowon - ~
cnccd and successful agent and ~
lcctsd, with whom IL 10 hoped all OF tns 'a'o Pe - -
Tis the prompt 81 NE
insrussed deceased, and me asa hee ~ena ms
benefit OF his fsmily ELIZA A. now
uav,-.oac,c. widow Of Jssss .. Dow.
sCssE nTSOyS OF acknowledgements Mechanics, hydro
l.s. uvdraucs Pneumac Acoustics, Opucs,
ieeseisy and Msesmbeins amiar ntroducon
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y, hence the short yield Ths sales today close tho
lowing rates
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APPRECIATION Of Senator SoWes Courss.-G reat Unio,
Meeting Preparations 10 Receive Senator Dovns.
The Nashville Convention.

NAsmvLLk, (Tenn,) Nov. n, 1s5o:The southern con.
ventou reassembed ia this city to-day, pursuant % so-
ounInent and was organized BY the sgPonment o. Coy
Mcdonald, Of Georgia, as chairman Inc govornos msao
OF secession Alter organizeg the convention sdoorned
nn @ called and there were only about y dele.
:. 80 nresen, but many more hourly sxpectsd-
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ATTORNEY AND oourssLLoR AT Law.
Once on y, near ths corner Of Ism street
Oct lo--dsm
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r IFFc Of John Randolph OF H0sn0kes ~ huBh \.
rSs opeens Of EnsIand Portraits u Disdneushed
eminent arss, with bio
srsphicsi and historical sketches by AIRS. stricksnd
SECOND French Roemcr, Mcxxo{antos
History and Geography the Middle Ages 0so w. Greene
Cells OF York above ground and underground, BY o. g.
Foster. -.
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III.
nine months, viii Interests 3 secured
Nove-eodu Aucuoneers.
ny OYER ~ mcGUIsE, Aacsie.ssrs.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ATAUCT1oN.-M the reque., Of me
4. %o a. renal s ~
ns sns ss ana Ss
rear Ts poPe, Is situated on New Jersey south Of and
.,s sss s ..s s. sS .n =. s.s
payments.
Nov e-3aw&ds Aucuoneers.
nIssOLUTIOS OF COPARTnKRsIIIP.-Tbe public are
s:lss Green s s % s
win be carried on At the same stand corner Of Pennyvsnis
Now, : '''' : : Sos siSE sE..rrr
An persons indebted respectfully requested
subscriber, who assured that ali win
Nov s-scdss A. GREEN
DIAHOs sERAPIiINEcs Se--Just received per schooner
vim sa 81 me s% re. s 81 sss
scds week make ny ssisnsve .s.onsnt complete sracns
v nnish secondhand taken part pay
received supply Of superior 'caphnss and m.odson.
LIND; ss Is MS country ~ Sssaas vssass and :os !.
IS any sore N "'' e'"' RICHARD DAVIS,
oct0o-ecda Pennsylvania avenue.
CIR JOHN FRANKLIN resdy-msde London Also
Labrador double being two distinct coo 80 made
We eceved and o for sale the shove scea They are
London and VIII be soId
N. TRACY d SONS, Tsiou,
No res Baltimore street. Museum, Baltimore
Also The have this day received rich ssso
m<n ofncy cassmecs and vesng, together win great variety
OF heavy wootens for coats.
very superior ofshephcrds msusd, ssaucen's shsw
England scotland sFanst rain and cold
Also promenade garment Pcs so Less per cent for
Those vovue ne tsr rely prices charged win
confidence psrson, will deliver
nSalsS sSsisisesosy references in Bsiunors. IN
NJ B.--suis CLONES made In q dsys notice
I. Nov io-so6t a =. SONS.
mEau InAsss Unson Bsnsvelsnt Enap1oynasBs nscfssy
win os puhc sale a their sas on Seventh street. -
51 Tejows, HAM, Wednesday inert, dining e day,
variety dussfsi articles, made up ~ The women employed y ne
.sssT The fssd' q 'As s'dad'' ere 's'p'cu mv''s =
''sa'' ~ orssr d - bssys. NOT ie-s
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uSBsu r~sses, UnSon EnHploymsns nscfssy
NH oNsf Al public Seventh 81
joan odd FsIlows HAM, Wednesday merit dnnns me day,
ve,is3s n usen articles, up employed By the
socisy. The ssds q me assdes are respscuiy invssd y
~ o.1sr re- bosss. NOT ie-u
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Destruction Of a Sa,o Mn.

RoMR, IN Y,) Nov. II The steam saw mill OF Messrs
Beach a. Grswod, this place, took fire last evcnnl
and was entirely consumed large quantity Of lumber
piled In and about the building, was also burnt The
building was insured for $500 Loss $1,000 or $500
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For passengers. For freight.
Main stem $3I 5n 10 ,3B %
Washington branch 1854 II 4s661 81
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New YoRK, Nov. I3.-The official returns have been
ceived from twenty counties In New York, whic
with the reported reums, give Hunt twhgJ for govesn
795 majority
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-28
Simple Cure for Stammering.

At recen, meeting of The Boston Society OF
Natural History. says Boston paper, Dr.
Warren stated simple, easy and effecIual cure
for slammerng, which is known to be gener-
ally mental and not a physical defect;
|. is, simply, a, every syllable pronounced
to tap a, the same time with the finger; by so
doing, The mos, inve,era,e stammerer will be
surprised to find that he can pronounce quite
fuenlly, and by long and constant practice ne
will pronounce perfectly well. DR.. Warren
said tha. this may be explained in two ways
either by sympathetic and consenransous ac-
,ion of the nerves Of voluntary motion in the
finger and those of The tongue, which Is the
mos, probable we know as DR.. Gould re-
marked, that a stammerer who cannot speak a
sentence in the usual way, can articulaie per-
fec.ly we'll when he introduced rhythmlcal
movement, and sings i,--or it may be that the
movement Of The finger dislracls the attention
of lbe individual from his speech. and allows a
free action OF the nerves concerned in artic
ulation.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-28
Grumbling Against Editors.

II is amusing 10 hear the contradictory COM
plants which are sometimes made against a
newspaper. A prefers quarto sheet---B de-
clares he could never &c. the sham" of one.
c admires the elegance and neainess Of fine
.ype--and old Mr.. d abhors a paper that re-
quires microscope. E wonders you insert
so few sentimental ghost stories-F delests
your aboninable lies and cock-and -bull-s,ores
G would like to see an exact and minute ac-
count of Congressional and Legislative pro-
ceedings-H curses the journal lha, contains
The endless, hodge podge doings and undoings
Of selfish parlisans and demagonges. | won't
subscribe because your news department is SO
Contracted takes the "city" papers, and has
read your stale items week ago. K has a
mortal an.ipaihy to a paper crowded with riots,
horrible accidents, frishtful robbries. and other
demoralzng s,atements-L Is mad as hare
because his miserable paper contained no &C
count of that bloody murder last week. M de-
tests your s,ereo.yped adverlisemenis-and all
N wants of the paper is 10 see what's for sale.
o threatens TO discontinue because your edo
rails lack ginger, and don't lash private vices
p, leaden-head, points you o-'s paper,
and wonders you never moralize like him. =
haies the rascally abolilionists-R holds in
perfect contempt the bastard editor who is TOO
cowardIy TO ayow his adherence Of Slavery
S demands long and solid articles Z wants
the close packed essence, and not the thin, d.
Iu,ed mixture. u ex,ols journal that reach
es him "a week before it is printed > and V
tells you he is not yet quite green enough TO
be gulled by such despicabe humbuggery w
is astonshed .ha, you never print sermons-and
all ,ha. X cares for is fun. Y is on fire be-
cause you will not deduc, more advance pay
and Z is amazed at the impudenee of pub.
Usher who duns him for three years subscrp-
lion and objects to being paid in cider and ap-
ples. 80 Y ankee Blade.