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sAt the hast election in Concord (Novcuber "a 1870 M
samuel Hoar was chosen town representative the State
legislature by party composed OF tho ffce-socrs and
wings. and into which base compound half dozen
democrats foolish enter doubtless for the pur.
pose Of making the "heibrothv thick and slab" The
man ouEas was ands the chief Of this party and per.
baps Mr.. Berien, Mr.. Mangum, Mr. Badger, Mr. Bei Mr.
Morton, and other whig from tbs southern tses
VIII see 70 This retention OF bitter aboonist by Mr. Gree
ieysnd OF the followers OF the ustrous
from Masachoseus /, Souh Csrolinasn additional and
soweffd reason for keeping him in the office Of collector
Of Boston, and use their influence and give their of
his confirmation.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

ITHOLIC PRAYER BoOKs-vnrfeus Kinds, In
ch and plain bindoesa supply this day opened sold
rwea New York and Phsdcphia prices, n every
fRANCK TAYLOR.
svarssy q csshcac Juvenile and other WORKS s,.o Com
frayers, English md American Bbles and Tesfamens. of
and variety OF plain handsome calf Morocco and vel
ndnesom The cheapest kinds the perfection Of
and type, the Epgsh copies imported BY himself direct from
|tou. Dee N
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than under the influence Of that so much bsisd . sab
treasury" that il was predicted would destroy than
When were exchanges more equal money pentieE. bust
ness better whole commercial system soundeTs than
it is now Why, then. make change Congress will
ask this question strong way The arguments for il
in the message are not simply weak-they contempt.
BILE. KS ~ M s gI
We pass next to Zachary Taylors constitutional law.
lie has given the first touch Of his quality the veto
Hear him: a skas # Cas l3se ,sstsg
The check provided by the constitution, In the CLAUSE
ierring the qualified veto will be exercised BY
except in the contemplated by the fahe Of The
public view to be rosorted 70
only IN extraordinary where IL become
ccssary defend the executive against the encroachments
legislative power, prevent hasy and nconSlde
rate unconstitutional legislation" XII &sssa8
And after all the whig talk about the veto, about their
abolshng II, is this the conclusion that arrived
Verify in what does differ from sound democratic doc
trine this point Who supposed the Executive Nesd
for any other purpose than to prevent hasy, or
considsrae or unconstitutional legislaon1 The fear 10
that twoud not have pluck to do this often enough Bnt
the cases nanedthosc contemplated BY the inhers of
the aretheys Suppose the lmot Proviso
law presented TO Zachary Taylor. sc0ud he sign
On this sital point the meseage dumb The conntSy
did not know when General Taylor was electedit does
not know now that he has spoken--what be would do
with such law, what his general opinions are it.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

MISS BRxNra IN CAMBRIDes I'VE learn from she Chson-
Gle that the arrival Of Miss Bremen has been hAlsd wh
deIigh, by all the ters Of Cambridge and the enhusiam
with which she been welcomed here has not bsen
ceeded in any other city town whore she has ioansd
since her arrival in tho country. W. fa,.
She has been for the last fortueht and s IL the guest
OF James Russell Lowell but intends very to leave or
New York. where she will witness the festivities Of New
Years day, and will Afterwards vsi, the South. a a4i
Miss Bremer has highly intellectual consciousness. snd
speaks 10 the pures English with decided ioresn 90
cent? she evidently thinks in Swedish and tsnsaa her
sentences into English she speaks She seems y -
lighted with what she has Of the Americsns ana
-Bosfon Times s II. 80 =, .4sTs
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sc~n, Boston s.s T ale " ss% sOs sy soos.ss
Amssd Marin, Insurance and Average vols svo. s
Ss on NETT Rssi Fiopsrw sd,sS " Professor cen,a
'yS'. cs. .ss On ne = Iss s' r.,sa syo s94 SD
Sars. Law q ou m "a London e win note,
J.nass on wi., sois edited BY D c. Perkins, % sdi
sya -.
Mnot sna wocdbuu's Reports, vols and .
Monthly Law Repor,sr, vol y new series
Railroad Laws and Charter q as several s,.,e syO I'm pes
s%sas. and Msr.ssIi Rspofi., eMi.si.sppi,S Is vols.
Treaties On he Contract q sale R reer translated Um
s ns% rssses s.. ~ n Dss.a : !. s royal
Bo-sngast and PaIIeI's R.pors, 5 vols svO.
c%s's csrs and Sj'ssss sisnsiS s Hour. 'sY q s
Coke. Rsgors. y Thomas and Fraser,e vols. 'vo'
Haze. Hi.'cg q s Common Law S syo -. Z. ..,.,,
HoweiIs susie Trials, VI yos svo.
yseobs's Law srsmmsr
Lube. Equity Pleading syc. ~
.ss.a. cs.ss.,y II Tisaa'as, Ss' ea'aOs, svo
Peates Law Of Evidence, svo.
pfitehsd,s Admiralty Digest, svp ee
Railway Cases. BY Nirho, Hare and oaHon, vols
sehosie'. and Lsitoys Reports, svcl.. svo.
ssspbsn on oriminsi Evidence, sso.s set M sofp
wsssiose. ss Ds q Case. Decided the Court Of Arches
evo, ttt64 lF
wentworth on Eseeutors, svo. slitl 81 81 8tt. u
willis Trustees, svos iilc d EagHsaf Dec l64-ecdu
cHoRTREDEx Loesrssbrpss Tables. 20 seven places
- of decms containing osnrmc signs and tsnken 70
the circle IN place and ~ Row Short
rede, A. g., &C. Indis
service and hrs, assistant IN The ss, sysy 2, In
sterling Can be imported, 20 order, w
~. ri Hft 1- ylA4'1Mh rff Ell FRANCK TAYLOR.
D5soFEssoR DTsRw0RT, wssn 81. snrss as.a anssr
and win give concert In This city psrt week. Particular
hereafter Dec 2aw-dn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

Expgssg OF FUNERALS lin 1913, the request OF her
Majests principal Secretary of State for the Home Do
partment Edwin Chadwick, esq, drew up "a report
the results a special inquiry into the practice o inssr
mcnt In towns" Mr. Chadwick states that, upon mode
rate calculation, the annually expended in funeral
expenses in England and Wales is five millions Of pounds
sterling and that four Of these millions may be jusy
down as expended te oppcfics In death Evelyn
SAYS that bis mother requested his father her deaihbed
to bestow upon the poor he had designed o he
expenses OF her funeral Speaking OF this sbomnabe mis-
application OF money, writer in the London Quasterly
Review cxclams, "To what does IL go To silk SCARF
and brass pss.ahers the horses-kid gloves and GIN
ior mues-while aud black cloth for the worms And
whom does IL benefit Not those whose uneisned sorrow
makes them caous the moment 10 is show and alupst
10 lie mockeryot the cold spectator, who sses ~ doll
magnifcence give tho lie the preachers equality Of
ieath-but lowest of all low hypocrtss. tho hired
r,ounerv etc. II Is e.lcoia'ed by mr. Cbsdwick mat
ESQ 70 Gio0 necessary 70 bury an upper usdesmsn.
Es5o for genienan and csoo 70 ~ 800 'or noos"sn
GAxprlsa IN Nav YoRk.--Siseulan roLIcK DEVELOP
swsrs The singular between Charles Dnane and
ycral sporting cbsracte which has been two days De-
fore Police Justice MdAnto, makes queer dsvsaop-
enu In the system fashionable gambling which has
gone MP to great during the last Few yesss In
New York The evidence will sarlc the moral pscp-
e,y of the industrious portion OF society IL seefns tbsta
large class of sec eiy live entirely BY keeping houses dcvo
ted to games Of chance otherwise called gambling houses
sporting places fashionable hes Houses plcndidy
furnished elegant suppes provided gafi and every IN
ducemen held out young the gay, and the wealthy.
TO enter thoe places and engage in such games s sap
posed tina, there nearly cents Of these esabshmsss
fitted up the splendid s,ye located In the ose hsh
onable in this metropolis besides come hundrsd
places of less repute eaner prccnsious In ths By
streets. New York is fast becoming second Paris
Ivsv Ycvk Hsvsd.
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L v4gf4lss&lAs Particularly to the Ladies'.
|UHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND WILL
fully open Monday lot Of 800 pairs French Cater Boots e
and elegant offered In this MARKET
sistng Of s.E.. Fl
Black, Bronxe Blue, Green, and Slate coors,
The above having been purchased for cash very ow they
heretofore sold them
Embroidered French Kid Sandals, unusually beau
|hl 4a
Constantly ON hnnd large Caters various coors
White and black Satin and Kid Slippers and Walking Shoes made
Philadelphia
enen Patent Leather Dress Shoes and Gaiters also fine
Dress and Water proof Boots. \.
ladies' GentIemen's Shoes finest quality
~ N6W tss t Gs7 A. CoYLE SON. .
Dec as--aaw2w TG
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

TuF rcE gKApx according to the Newbuypor Hersids
the icetrade between the United States and England, -
one time opened under favorable auspices, has ben sn
tifey superseded BY the ice from sweden snd noswy
lee IL sod for an Norway ice. IN immense blosks
f great thickness sodn the Thames at iSs neriane
ton, while American coss delivered there, 4os ton
25s freight, and l5s cost OF the ice,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

.GHCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Jean Marie a les
dune bonne Education. Par PAbbe Macker vol, "a
ssph ct I.dore Danger Msuvai.cs Companies
Marcel. "a
gmms GU e Model des Par rAbbe
ons,ss. pour le. Enns ouass Au,onse runivcrsi,e
|vol., 81
|rernaado Htore dun Jeune Espagnol sdnt dc Aemand
schmid I vol, 81
J q Tosr Monde Mereies des Voyages
y Leon Guern. 1 vol, ~ cents.
Others sdvertscmen OF dhercnt
syes and prices and for different Of tem in rich
kAIfp. and illustrations
Imported direct from Paris, by
A - FRANCK TAYLOR
so new juvenile books English American, great variety,
sood Of the older and csceed writers Of books for
kth 70
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

IANCY aOODsf Fancy Goods i--w0nderful attraction Al
POUDERs Pennsylvania avenue ner clsgeu Co, fnp
kr<1 Mrs H. Pouder, mpeiled by the cordial
patronage accorded her former OCCASION resumed
occnpancy kept by her season, she
Lula hnppy friends patrons
H. poyvs bocsde and silks
LEI colored dc laines
bs de bali An unequaed variety of head dresses
H. magnificent ruands dress trimmings,
ribhon laces, crbrodenes boche si2 ESQ.,
ret cnson and white Grape do from - 80 s75 She
Ilaf her stock of Sacks coak
be ound supass sny in the city in elegance Of design and
In. 1F - Dec 16--eo6uf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01
BRITISH PERIODICAL LIrERATURE.


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Mssaans being an exact fac smile o. Edinburgh edition
Tsy embrace s s q s ss great @ y Easss
T ,ss Ea'nsSe a ssssw s.S Wssl and .s ws.s
religious having been osasly edited ly Dr ohai
and ass s sss ess conducted IL Y e
y of the very highest order.
H Prices 81 s4ssespsio"
FOR Of lhe four Resiews-....,...SSp per annum
| M For any two q the Rcvis,ss..'..'..,...'.....
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Payments 70 30 made IN all cases IN adsaaee.
A1 ef& ooriEs.
late arrangement The British publishers Of Blackwoods
Magazine 70 early sheet. Of that work. by which shan
portion of 4 b reprinted II any q ,s american ioura
ae TINT We may BE- cenpeed 70 se e pres q
hs Mazine Therefore we epea subscribe early while the
.Ae.la v always addressed
So . MI + H''As'' $ y p%EsSAaD SCOTT CO.,
ths bookstore, Pennsylvania avenue near street, Wash
Dec Dec s..i s-iAwlawsw
The celebrated q W. RoBAcK, from sweden
scrvss. me washington and Z, ,s vicinity lie a.
hhsr reputation Asiooser han living Natvda'
according 2 s GsnIs@ea q s psr
date day their birth All containing above
Immediate attention, natvites any
n ne world written durable paper and he prepared 70 max.
his OF the following
Eouhp, advice, advice for the successful accomplishment
hwGahy marriage has the redeem such given
for a Of hazards, and
rrove q stolen Or lost properly The purchasing q tickets
thousands the been done this city
Vicinity and all full satisfaction, and 1000 nuvies he has
turing the last All letters will be regouay attended TO
For particulars, call NJ m
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Dec as-dsm &i 4AAI
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From the Detroit Free Press.
Canadian Annexation. "a

Canadian Annexation. gs84sfscs
If reports are to be Credited the annexation party
Canada is increasing everywhere The editor Of the
Independent, new paper just started in Toronto, has
ince, and may be taken impartial writer on the
subject His account is as follows ag 5sea
An office has been taken in Great St James street, Mon
eal and the Of an efficient paid secretary en-
portan consideration, subscription has been set on loot
and Judging from the made, large sum
will be raised 70 aid IN The drbution q correct infors
every town in the country All that required soganxa
ton. At Quebec the subject Is also attracng general
attention Tne editor called upon number of leading sad
influential merchants and others of British origin in that
CITY, who fayoraby disposed annexation There ls
TO doubt that Quebec as well as MonIeaL Will
election. @ ts aaEEs 4H tQiH
On board the Quebec the editor many per-
from The various parts OF the eastern townshp s
whom asserted that wentieshs o the people will
go for the southern (anne xaion) alliance, Among other
passengers he Wesleyan minister, whose duties had
made him extensively acquainted with the poson wants,
and Of the English portion Of the eastern town
ships This minister had become thorough convert to
of and he gave Il as tho result e
his observation that nineteen out OF every twenty of
the native population OF the eastern counties were In avo
oil annexation. . - &g atA bi.
growing s'small by degrees and beautifully esa From
Indications il Is considered certain that almost
every constituency in Lower Canada will return annexa-
tion candidates two years hence
Mr. Lloyd, of Quebec, will il is said be returned from
Megantic, short distance above Quebec This gentle
is prepared go the whole, whenever i is brought
s.Such then" says the editor "are the prospccts Of
annexation in Eastern Canada while in Western Can
ada the prospects are equally favorable. The league
party in the Johnsownestrict, which IS composed 70
large extent OF united empire oyast who settled IN that
part Of Canada in great numbers has declared IN favor Of
republican institutions They have also condemned, in
the unqualified TERMS the proceedings OF the anti
annexatonists in Toronto" q
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

kNEFfT ef she Ladies' Union Benevolent and Esn-
Ip1Wymsnt sSctety.Thc class IN eocunon connected with
db1ys Academy take this method respectfully 70 INFORM the
e mat a. the soicifnon friends and patrons
win repeat this Thnsday) evening, c 27h instant the exhih
prceeds on the erhibison win be appropriated benefit
Ne Ladies' Union benevolent and Employment Society.
excellent Attendance, and cnliven the
s q the evening BY the performances of several pieces u
pu~Iy sslecsed for occasion. ts.sk#fE #fK
friendly cause Of education benevoeDce respect
invited 20 lena the furherance o.
|.voient dc~ign. HN1fN
ckst admission a cents 10 be had At tho boot stores Of
rns. Taylor Maury ana n. rarnham, the door.
BcN HENRY y. WOODBURY..
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tUPERIOR NEW MARYLAND HAMS. Sse--Rsceved
this day
Ga superior smaI-size hams
1E Nen old hams, of fine quality
II 4 700 lbs. superior smoked beef e
IS pals lard containing % 10 lbs, for family
1850 lbs. fine middlng and shoulder bacon
For salo by
GEO. d THos PARKER h CO.,
I01c le-2wif Opposite Browns Hotel.
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yREsH FRUIT, ALMONDS, dsc.-Just received from lat,
arrivals
3I7 boxes, half and quarter do bunch rasns
1853 fresh Smyrna figs
do citron
as kegs superior Malaga grapes
~ fnncy boxes fresh prlnes
~ boxes fresh lemons
10 Canton ginger
: 10 do West India preserves
af IA barrels cranberies, In good order
l225 lbs. New Zante currants Eff
$50 Lbs. Marscies almonds ..v
ll50 lbs. fresh pecan nuts
- bushels
For sale at the new by
fasNi GEO. b THOs PARKER Co,
Dec Is-3wf Opposite Browns Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

|mYDAY PREsENT.-Ths undersigned has Just received
from publishers the eessn, and useful hoyday present
10 Bouquet Melody, r 1850 mpossble 70 de-cfbc The
Inv sad asse displayed In work be and
10 b< appsccinied For sale only stssione Ba, where
b. had copy arpcrs Pictorial Bible, g in Superior
IL. ia ss,sa,s = ~ - ' -" - v 'WM FISCHER
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pRoFEss0H DERw0Hr. with NJ. three ds.ghtsr,
son, give concert In this city week Particular
hereafter Dec 2a--dn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

|yFTATCHEs AND JEWELRY.-A. c. HUGUENIN& b Co,
descriptions Switzerland,
land United States have arrived in Washington,
appeared in Washington City, and offer them
6 wholesale and RETAIL cheaper nn they be bought
New York fH
Gentlemen wishing purchase fine article win please give
ltall. fs A. e. HUGUENlN,
N between l2th aud 18th streets, Washington, ID. c.
Principal depot No ID Beckman street. between William and
ISsssaa streets, New York yN
absence, e establishment with Mr. A. z,
laguenn from Switzerland who Is perfectly able to repair all kinds
wutchcs clocks and chronomee consequently recommend
lhiln my friends and the public generally
Dec 23-dlms J. MoNTAkDoN.
lyUPERIOR old Wines and Lfquors--A our Wine Room,
~ Browns Hotel
81 dcmijolns and 100 bodies Madeira Wine
10 100 botues reserved Maden Wine, imported
foo5 = ssakssss, cf Beitniure Md
Old pale and brown Sherries, in wood and botics
Port, and fine quality do
Old London Dock Brandy Goddard, MaIteI
other choice brands, In wood and bottles 80
Champagne Wine approved brands, viz Moe Hei eick
Mum, and other standard brands warranted pure
~ Jamniea Rum high proof and finest favor
II Holland Gin, Of fine quality
Irish and Scotch Whiskey, Of dne favor
Whskey, quality, In wood and bottles
Scotch London Brown Stout
Old Victoas Ffanklps, Silva and
brands and ne Chewing Tobacco for sale by
itsa GEO. Il THos. PARKER & Co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
Preliminary Union n1eeting,


According TO the notice, published in the city
papers yesterday morning, there was large gather
ing OF our citizens last evening, the Arcade.
Major Beard took the stand, and proceeded TO the
organization Of the meeting by calling TO the chair
Wm.G. Kendall. Messra w. H. Reese, B. B. Lee,
J. B. Walton, p W. Robert, and W. H. Hunt
were chosen Vice Presidents, and Messrs. w. C.
Tompkins, and John Livingston, Secretaries
The Chairman stated that the meeting was in.
tended TO be merely preliminary to the holding of
a Union Mass Meeting Of the citizens of New Or.
leans at such time as may be agreed on. He said
that there was purpose of party character that
had called them together, and that, so far as he
was concerned, though heretofore identified with
the democratic party, he should be wholly unwi.
ling 10 act as Chairman Of the meeting, if it were
ia amy respect, different in character from what il
purporied 10 be-a Union meeting-a meeting of
American citizens, devoted to the Constitution,
and the preservation of the Union.
This expression was received with great APP
plause,
On the Chairmans resuming his seat, Major
hanney presented aresolution providing for the
appointment of committee of twelve persons, to
make all necessary preliminary arrangements for
the holding OF mass meeting of Union men in
IVY SA'SonS.s 70 appoint the time Tor the same,
and TO invite the presence at said meeting of Sena
tor Downs, Of this State. Senator Foote, of Mis-
sissippi, and such other distinguished Union men
as they, in their judgement, may think proper The
resolution was adopted.
The Chair appointed the following named gen.
temen as said committee Messrs John M. Bell
j. P, Benjamin, H, r. w. Hin, VIM. Dunbar, w
H. Hunt 7. p, White, w. H. Garland, Henry
Buchanan, J. B, Walton, w. H. Reese, E. L.
Gould, E. H. Durel, w. G. Kendall
The meeting then, on motion, adjourned.
This meeting, as will be noticed was strictly ola
business character. No speeches were made or even
called for but there was manifested much cor.
o'al.y OF feeling in the faces of all present.
though the proceedings were brief, las was
proPer) and were had without the boisterousness
usual on occasions of party gatherings, they are,
i we mistake not, to have excellent results. In
Neworieans there are no disunionists--no seces-
s'onls's, excepting, perhaps, Mr.. Soule, and such
others as attempt to follow the ignts fat,sus lpbt
WI with which he is endeAyorins to mislead them
There is no city in any portion Of the country.
more devoted to the Union than Neworleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

ne reagse = isappeating from Alexandra.
zen; DOVES hRs arrived Al home, and was cor
0aachita Parish, who rendered him 1 rnhl;e has
pecse, which was e have come oil on The "a ms,
similar invitation was extended 70 him bv The
citizens Of UHien Parish, which he accented. -
The Novembes term Of the District Court com.
nienced at Alexandria On The 4th. Judge Cushmap
presiding
The iReatAeI Sinoe our last the weather ha,
beeome qpile warm. On Friday we had small
sprinkaing Of ran bur rot enough to do the streets
q eistegns any COED. Yesterday the wind wat
quite bestefoss, aud lAe prospect for shower bids
iairs sAlsxandfa Democrat 9th.
Sugar 1lakfzg We visited the sugar mill Of
2ar. <. II Flint on Sunday last, and were much
pleased with the quality Of sugar which he /.
making. He thinks 4 something superior 10 any
he has hefetoicfe made bnt the vie ID viii not be q
large BY very ear one hall This, we are informed
win be The case throughout the whole Parish. All
fsem % think thai they ere making good article
bpt The crop wiz Be short enc lib
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

Diofaaa Of he ConJgagratson of Moscoro.--
4 moving diorasna, representing the confagration
q Moscow Is to be exhibited at the Armory Hall
~ morrow sSspiDg, and we can promise rich
treat q suck 81 gqi citizens as attend the exhibit
ilen The burning d Moscow. September ID,
a its tde patton BY the Imperial army under
Napoleon "a one Of tie greatest events recorded
n niodsFA history aud faithful picture Of the
aehlims scene Of the confagration will prove in
STRUGGLING IS well ~ interesting. Associated with
the diossina Is the iaE-amed magician and venrilo-
snasks Nj. GesssF, whose entertainments are very
highly SPOKEN u 81 Tie Northern press.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
} I 4 4 : p a5 %3Ss5i commi,,.i's,


New ORLEANS, November II, 1850,
TO DR.. Hunter, Proprietor Of the Book Store
No. "a st. Charles street.
Dear sirGrent prevails this city, and parteu
larry in the immediate vicinity your and the Varanda
relative certain opinions entertained by you the
and things which below And the subject will affect
your eventually Immediately, in business and
have thought proper PROFOUND you the following
tories, and beg you level and
you vot the Compromise and if do not think
il can be applied to the wall OF John McDonogh ~
Are you in favor Of Horse-pOwe on the Level "
Are you favor Of the Tehunntepec Road !"
"Do you believe editors the city capable enough
conduct a city paper ="
DO you believe in Advertising 4"
you think Yankee Buekwhea Cakes should Be
city So should LOUISIANA holasses be eaten win hcnl"
you think the two combined could be called gamAton
"Are you the total para abolition
Grinders; so, could be called an Abol onist7
WIN you elected so. Office would YOU pre-
r, Mayor The city Captain Of the Watch Superintendent
the DAMN Machine ? ~
DO think the Yankees the city pay extra
-
The excitement is nenEe, only alayd ~ the
prompt Of yourself Important matters
Respectfully, HEzEKIAH HoMEsPuE,
NAT. PEABODY,
MS ~ kepres tnting no others