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Proposals for Fuel for Marines at Washing
ton CITY.

TToPoSais rueI IOr marines AT w aanlnR-
ton CITY.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs, }
Quwfemdster's Office.
WAsHISGToN, May l6, 1850.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this office until 10 o'clock. u m, ON Monday,
the 10th day Of June next, for furnishing such
quantities Of best oak wood and anthracite coal
as may be required on the quarterly requisition
OF officers commanding marines stationed in
Washington city, ID. c., from LIST July, 1850, to
30th June, 1851.
Each proposal TO state separately the price per
cord for the wood, and per ton for the best clean
anthracite coal, free from DUST broken, and
screened.
Wood or coal will be furnished at the option Of
the Government, and will be delivered, piled, and
measured at such time and place the officer may
designate, free OF expense to the United States.
Persons desiring to propose for the supply may
ascertain the probable quantity that viii be required
by inquiry at this office.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by the names of two sureties of known RESPONSE
blity.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel"
May 20-3tawtJunel0
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slave holder, writing 10 the North Star. afiirms
that slavery is great blessing 10 the black race,
and great curse to the white race" What dis
interested body Of men are the Americans, not to
make them exchange,
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- PART OF HOUSE TO RENT-On
NH sth street, three doors from G.. None but
small. genteel family need apply References
required June
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS PvHrrc BuIDINos,
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at thu

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER PUBLIC BuIDINos,
May 81, 1850. :
PROPOSALS WILL bic RECEIVED at this
i Office until Saturday the sth Of June inclusive,
for excavatng line of trench Tor culvert ON 18th
street, from the north side of New York avenue Ia
the canal, distance about 200 feet the depth will
be, for the greater part of the distance about six
feet, less; the width four feet six inches So
much Of the earth may not be- necessary 20 fill in
over the culvert (perhaps twothirds) is 10 be re-
moved 10 the low grounds east Of the street about
midway between the two extremes Of the line The
contractor will also be required to ill in over the
culvcrt directed during the progress Of its con-
struction.
Additional or separate proposals will be received
at the time for filling the low grounds, south
Of the circular road, below the Presidents enclo
sure. The earth 10 be eJcavated and used for the
purpose is favorable for excavation, and the trans
portation not generally more than two hundred
and fifty yards; the filling must be graded may
he directed. J. MUDD,
Commissioner Public Buildings.
June did lGobc and Intel
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LurrELL.s LIVING AGE. NO. sIe-Ia. CT.


CoSTESTs
l. Royal Observatory at Greenwich Edinburgh
ReUfs,s.
?. Life and Correspondence Of DR.. Andrew
Combe-Spectaior.
3. Russian and German Campaigns Of 1912 and
ISlS-Spectofor.
I. Climate and Meteorology Of Madeira Spec
taior.
5. The Terrors of Vesuvius London Paper.
6. Sydney Smiths Moral Philosophy Edinb,sg h
Revie,o.
Z. Parliamentary Publications-Specfafor.
PoETRy.-Storm and Calm Exeter Cathedral.
SHoRT ARTIcLEs.-Naval Uniform-Ural Noun
tains; Theatrical Snow-Posting Of Newspaper
Franklin at the Firc-side; Thomas Moore.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a, lSI5.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted 90 itera-
ture and science which abound i'm Europe and in
this country, this has appeared TO TO be the most
useful II contains, indeed the exposition only OF
the current literature Of the English language but
this by its immense extent and comprehension m
cludes portraiture Of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age
Published Weekly at six dollars year, by
r. LITTELL n co, Boston.
And sold by JosEFn sHrLuSoroN, corner Of Al ct.
and Pennsylvania avenue.
May 29-d&trwlw&w
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. sI7.-Ial CT.

LITTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. 3I7.-Ial cts
CONTENTS.
l. Theodore Parker.-British Quarterly Reuier.
2. The Polynesians; and New Zealand.-Edin-
bt1gh Revieic.
3. The Legend Of Pompagne.-Fraser's Maya
zine.
4. "L'Homme Propose. "-New Monthly Maya
zine.
5. News Of the Week-The Church, &c.-Spee-
fatoT.
PoETRY.-Love in Death-Thc Swallow and the
Sparrow-Noyember Day-The Portrait.
SHORT ARTIcLEs.-Tbe Great Swimmer-0b
atory at Brooklyn, New York
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900. 900 Dollars to be distributedI
XAIQII,HI

BRITANNIA RACING PORTRAIT CLUB,
PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND.
VNHE Managers beg to acquaint their Patrons at
l-homc and abroad, that there will be Grand
Distribution of PORTRAITS or RAGE HoRsEs for the
"GREAT ST.. LEGER RACE to be decided Sep
tember, 1850.
10000 Members at 30 Dollars each.
10000 Members at 10 Dollars each.
Parties should make early application for Shares.
The fortunate Members who draw the various
Portraits of those Horses which entered for the
Race, will be presented with the following Bonuses
in specie:
LIST Class bonuses I'd Class do.
Portrait of Winning Horse $4,000 $4,000
80 Second do. 10000 10000
4" Third do. -. 10000 $1,000
Divided Amongst Starters 10000 10000
Non Starters 10000 10000
The Drawing to be conducted upon the came le-
Ultimate principles those adopted by the carts
Union" Full particulars Of the result with List
of the Fortunate Numbers, will be sent to absent
Members, that each may know his position Bo-
muses. presented Immediately after the Race.
Scrip transmitted on receipt of a remittance. Dol
lar Notes, Bills of Exchange, &c. to be addressed
to the Managers, w. JAMES & Co.-Ofice Com
mission ten per cent April 27-3tw3m
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NOTICE.

OST or misaid, certificate of stock in the
- Western Telegraph Company, numbered one,
for y 700, signed by John F. Pickrell president,
and assigned to Alfred Vail. Persons are hereby
against trading for the same, payment
and transfer has been stopped and application made
for n new certificate. The finder will be suitably
rewarded ON leaving the at the Office Of
Chubb Schenck Nav 2O-d3w
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WAsHISGTos, Dec. q, ls45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted 10 litera-
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared TO 10 be the
useful. II contains indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature Of the English language but
this by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age.
j. q. ADAMS.
Published Weekly at six dollars year, by
r.. uTTELL Co, Boston.
And sold by JosErH sHILLIS GTos, corner of a. st.
and Pennsylvania avenue.
June 3-d&trwlw&w
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

J. E. OWENS announces that he will reopen
the Theatre on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 5th,
for the purpose of introducing the notice of the
citizens of Washington
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ID BEAUTIFUL GOODS.-WALTER HARPER
ID s. Co., Pcnns ylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets, will open this day a large and beau
tiful assortment Of rich Dress Goods Shawls, Man
tillas, Embroideries, &c. May l4-eodf
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Treasury Note. outstanding June ist. 1850

Treasury Votes outstanding June lst, 1850.
TREAsURy DEPARTNEST,
Registers Offer. June l 1850 :
Amount outstanding Of the several
issues prior 10 22d July. 1876, az
per records Of this Office ......... Sl40s39 81
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of
22d July, 1896, as per records Of
this Office. ........................ 1880 90
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of
2sth January, 1871, as per record.
Of this Office. Northumberland. 27I $50 %
s445,6se 81
Deduct cancelled notes in hands of
the accounting officers, under acts
prior TO 22d July, 1896. $50 90
s445,tse 81
TOWNSEND HAINEs, Register.
June at
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Resignation OF . Roman Catholic Priest.

We find the following in late Richmond paper
REv NJ. BRowN TO ms FsiESDs, ACQUAINTANCE,
&c.--I am n Catholic priest; left France, my ma
tive country, in 1sf7, and came 20 America. have
discharged for two years the pastoral functions ola
Catholic congregation, attended by German and
French people living in Richmond. Last Sunday,
May 2sth resigned all functions Of the sacerdotsl
ministry. OF this gave notice 20 the congrcga-
ton, and also informed Bishop Whelan thereof.
Those Of my friends and acquaintance who did not
attend the church on that day might perhaps do a
mistake in judging the cause Of my resigning. I
resigned for the sake Of my health, which would
scarcely allow me, at this moment, 10 continue the
priestly functions. Besides, was very little en-
couraged by thosc who ought 10 give some encour-
agcment for the improvement Of n new congrcga-
ton; and, after ALL ] cannot keep from avowing
that my principles, in regard 90 the temporal pow
Of the Pope, and in many other respects arc not
in harmony with the principles Of the Church Of
Rome. ! think the sovereignty Of the Pope IL con
trary 70 the doctrines and example Of Christ, an
obstacle 10 the liberty and welfare Of the people,
and cause Of discord and trouble 10 the political
and religious world. The sad proceedings Of the
actual Pope Plus TX. have quite npened my prn-
ciples on the matter. But knowing could not pro.
fess freely such principles under the dependency Of
Papal authority, without exposing myself 10 be n
victim Of arbitrary, vcxatious, and secret persecu-
ton: therefore would have resigned. but for this
only reason. without mentioning any Of the dsa-
Rreeable duties inscparabc from the pastoral min
istry. ! made the aforesaid bishop acquainted with
all this. NJ. BROWN.
RrcHmoxp, May -, 1850
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BOARDING.

M RS. THOMSON will have vacant on the Ist of
lV1 June two large rooms the second floor,
corner OF 9Th and II streets. May 22-tf*
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
eNw ADD No CHENJ,pc, 4

STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
h rA ARRANGE MENTS having been
AA3 b Smade to run line of Omnibuses
in Washington, i'm connexion with
the steamboats, PHOENIX and JO-
SEPH JOHNSON, the public will please take no.
tee that they will go into operation on Monday,
the Sd OF June, when through tickets will be fur
nshed TO those desiring them.
June l-dtf $, SHINN, Agent.
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The American Infa int won
KATE AND ELLEN BATEMAN,

KATE AND ELLEN BATEMAN,
Aged four and six years, who personify characters
with the force, grace, and genius of adult performers
Their portraiture of character has been likened to
that exhibited by BoorH and the elder KEAs.
The Manager takes pleasure in stating that KATE
and ellen BATEMAN are altogether different from
the Sol disant prodigies customarily placed before
the public, and that they their audiences to
forget that the principal performers INFANTS,
although it is apparent that they are GESIUsEs
and WONDERS. They will open in
RICHARD iii.
.
Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kate Bateman.
And the amusing farce of the
SWISS COTTAGE.
In which they sustain the characters of NATz
TEX and LiEsETTE in style which has been pro-
nounced unsurpassed.
o. Particulars in bills Of the day.
June 3
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II is earnestly suggested and recommended by
lhe undersigned, to their fellow citizens of Wash
ington, that, at the municipal election on Monday
next, every voter do deposit, along with his ballot,
another and separate ballot, declaring "for Judi
ciary Reform" or against Judiciary Reform" as
his opinion may incline.
This voluntary mode of expressing the sentiment
of the citizens by the ballot box ia without safe
precedent. II will at least to direct the ac-
ton OF the mayor and city councils this question:
vital to the interests of the whole people of our
District Ii is not doubted that the Judges of cleo
ton in the several wards will take pleasure in re-
ceiving, counting, and promulging The result.
Walter Lenox, Cornelius Boyle,
Jesse Il. Dow, VIM. b. Magruder,
w. Gunton, Peter Force
X. G. Weightman, VIM. +. Bayley,
Robert Farnham, Thomas Miller,
Geo. Watterston, Robert S. Patterson
Edward Simms, Jacob Gideon
ii. b. Sweeny Marshal Brown,
Samuel Bacon, w. b. Todd
T. b. STEELE, +. Ii. Metcalf,
John L. Towers, VIM. Easily.
Gregory Ennis, June l-2t
o. Fourth Ward.-MRssRs EpIToRs: You
will please announce the following ticket as suit
able persons to represent the Fourth Ward in the
City Councils:
For Alderman--HUGH b. SWEENEY
For Common Council-WM. III. WINTER, M. p.
MOHUN, and JNO. THOS. CLEMENTS.
MANY VOTERS THROUGHOUT THE WARD.
May 25-eodtf
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III ANING completed his new and elegant
Il Il front, and enlarged and improved his estab-
lishmcnt at No. l. Browns Hotel, he will be happy
20 receive his old friends and customers, and as
many new ones they choose to bring. assuring
them that, with his improved facilities, he will be
able 10 offer greater variety Of elegant goods. and
at uniform and moderate prices
Stevens's assortment Of Hats IL large, and in va
riety and style and elegance Of design and finish.
fully equal To any made His "Drab Rocky Noun
tain Beavers" are, they have been. the best
in market.
GENTLEMEN's BELONGINGS"
Stevens's assortment Of Gentlemen's Wardrobe
and Toilet Goods will be found. ON inspec ton, to
be complete and the goods Of the newest and rich
est designs, and the prices fully low ordinary
qualities arc usually sold. In a word, II you wish
first class goods at low and uniform prices call at
STEVENS'S Great Hat, Cap, and Gents
Quitting Establishment, No Brown Hotel
May 3l-3tif Intel. Union
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THROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA. VIA
CHAGREs,

Carrying the United states Mail.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, AT , O'CLOCK, p. NJ,
From the pier foot of Warren street. N. r.
- The new and elegant double EN- eine
LRBe steamship GEORGIA, ID. ID. PoR-
- Tss, U. \. Navy, commander, will
be despatched above, with<the Government
mails for the West Indiesand the Pacific
The books are now open for passage to Charles
ton, Savannah, Havana, New Orleans, and Cha
gree, and for through tickets 10 San Francisco. To
secure through tickets, early application must be
made, az only small number remain unengaged.
An experienced Surgeon IL attached to tho Geor
gia. The accommodations for passengers Of each
class unsurpassed by any steamship ahoat.
The passengers for New Orleans transferred
at Havana 20 the superior double-cngine steam
ship FALCON, and proceed from Havana direct TO
New Orleans.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES.
Sate. room .s................s SiU
Standee berth Observation-Disclosures. 50
Steerage found bed and separate table. ...... 50
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO
SAN FRANCISCO.
State room berth. ......... ...............S 300
Storage bertbs. found bed, and separate table $50
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana. To ". Orleans.
State room berths. $40 SIS
Standee berth, forward cabin IS 90
Storage, found bed and board % rs
Freight to Chagrcs will be taken at 40 cents
per cubic foot The bills Of lading must all be
signed ON board the vessel the day before sailing
For freight or passage, aPBly p e
June s-td lis West street, New York.
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LNRENCH LETTER AND NOTE PAPER
IL thick white and thin bluc--the best made in
France.
Also, Guzots Paris ink, black and red.
Just imported direct from Paris, by
June 3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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"STUPID As ."-Of the Amer
leans whom cheap and rapid passages are tempt
ing to the grand tour Of Europe large proportion
add little 10 the reputation Of their country. lgno-
rant and selfsuficient. they thrust themselves up
on the notice OF the distinguished men Of the old
world, 10 the damage Of our fame and the infinite
vexston Of the persOnages they fancy they arc hon
onng Lamartine, polite and republican, bored
beyond tho spirits bearing by influx Of visiters
who never heard Of him prior 90 the Provisional
government, broke out in the exclamation at the
head Of this article, Stupid Transatlantic
Oneida HsTaId.
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GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION Ar oDD-
FELLOWs' HALL.

HISTORICAL MOVING DIoRAMAs,
The Battle of Bunker HiH-Burnirg of
Ch0rtestoscn, &c.
'VNHE PROPRIETORS respectfully inform the
4 public that the above celebrated Dioramas
will open next
MONDAY EVENING, June 3D.
period
Inc hgures are very different from those Of any
o.ner exhibition extant, being carved in perfect
and, by beautiful combination of machinery, are
made to initiate, with wonderful accuracy, the
movements OF animated nature
Ill, me sAnloi.ion VIII close each evening with
scene OF unrivailed splendor called
THE FAIRY LAND.
Tickets 20 cents, without distinction of age
Doors open at half past 7-commence at a quar-
ter past O'clock. Nav 3O-diw
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IcommUNIcArED.l

FIRE ALARMs.-We have had number of loud
ones within the last two days, but no fire.
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Correspondence Of the ~. Y. Com. advertiser. ]
zephyrs from Italy.

The cities Of Italy and Sicily may be compared
TO numerous family Of lovely and ilustrious sis
tiers, severally remarkable for their distinguished
qualifications and accomplishments In view Of
this idea, the suffrage of custom appears to have
designated them with titles illustrative of their
consideration. Thus,
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June at
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STEVENS. TO his FRIENDS AND GUS
TONER'S.

June did IGIobe and Intel. ]
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To be endorsed " Proposals for Fuel"
May 20-3tawtJunel0
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snsi- cope.. ~ IS 81 yer ao1. 81 pvr 10.
THE WING ALMANAC FOR 1850.

rgfHIS ANNUAL has been prepared with great ar
i ACCURACY ard = presented 20 the Public cheap
Times II contains nothing Of partisan character, bat
f exhibit VI he Eecft0as cJ 1919 tns dOings oi Con
gress Session, the biasags EyIos, The kvenis
0f 80 Europe, List vi le Presidents Cabinet Members
VI he present Congress- Governors OF he states. &c Ac
COsrEsTs.-Areas II he Uniied SAFES Astronomical
Calculations AUDIT Congressional Board Of BANKING
Statistics Branch Miny-GOii Coinage Brush Cabinet
Ca endar for Portland Boston, New fOfk Phade phia,
Wsstirytor Raleigh, Charleston and Nes-Ofetnsi Call
fJrna and Sey- Mexico, Chronological Tables Compen-
salon 0f Congressman Congress, sialsucs ~ Congress
a. Session OF. Eciyses Economy in e Pubic EXpend.
staes lection Of President ~ Tie People Election Re-
turns Europe 1896 Finances a Lrd sa-es and Great
BRIAN Foslug IN TIC Nay OoFefnm"nt ~ ne OniI1d
States Government supplies JoYernofs AID sA,e JAPi
tas Hgt Wafer u NeW-York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA and
CLN-.esf0n: Home Department, House u Representa-
avrs ) mouse Mileage; Inaugural Address u Preai.
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Corrrees; M.Ary Mileage. Ministers and Cons4ls
abroad Minister. Il Foreign Courts, MJtGInfued4n Ca
eaiar. Moons place Naysl Pine Money Tenn erance
Nayzl PunIsaueuta, lsfs Naval supplies hnd roAcy
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Porl au0n Of POsgageRaIss Foreign and DonIs.
&c POslA4 Reform; Presidential Vote lSts Ac.i Pro-
31cts Aggregate. Pubic Lands Railways ard Canals
arrDe. Norl-Auer1ca Recruiting pr TIE AruY LevenAc
az COLLECTION senate u he Ulite5 States senate
Mileage; Seventh Census Act; Shields fGen = Election
ard Rejection supreme Court T. Tide Table, Tgn.
mage ard Shipping Tribunals of AIMS sgalnsl NJ Tinted
stsres Whitney. great Cer-fa- kA-fOad War Ch2rges
VI he Union
Elecrou Returs carefully made up for he Wig Alma
mar from Name, Nrw-htmpshirs, Vermont MsssschU
Pennsylvania, MARYLAND, Virginia Sorh-C Carolina ABBA
ma N.si--lpp- LOUISIANA Texas, AfzEnsGs, Tennessee
GeorgiA Kennedy Onio, IIciG9a Michigan, Iowa Wis
eo5sia- lls.
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The NcW.YOEk Tribune.

THE TRIBUNE Il GOV too widely known need
especial eucdsoa Ia conductors aim and believe EheJ
ARE enabled hulsh larger saa variety of lfo,
ula1ou in year whether Ia "a Daily. semi Weekly
Wsesy .ssge, thaa can be Obtained Is chesp Ia Gry
Other furn They eateaycT 10 maze the.r Daily q
IS -qga 10 everything any So Daily iu the ~Orlt
u their seUi-N eekly a -, ana tfeir HeegJ
a! = hch afforded clubs very reduced prices
HEras co other man advances subscro@rs. s-ndng o.
papers except FOR cast suaiiy pad And favored With
suns-flrluu allost 1ui .ulte tlOlE para H. hey
e1al- p-rs-s Tor Literary Cores
o0udenc-, 1r-graptiug. nc which very few sfor6
ID 10 her Ein while me party Of Progress IN EuTop- 10
Ne liberty = 1fersuec maj cOnunenL 10 INIT
them % make TIE fnhuus tl@r organ " communicates
WIKI 10 public. ARD already several y ne most -i'-r
thinkers u nc Of word have been engaged feguls
cOrrrsnocterl This pocy vii be pursued -li sewers
more &c ahesi advocates y Political Ard SOFIA keforu
1 EUROPE sha weekly with readers set-us
ii order before 4lfl itess which he lnyrs1
Ellcrsd an prlesrrSA l-srs sghes ne uusrAncs ",
tof- re same zre rot 70 fai behind 10 ~ othe'
Departments - JO.rlstu ard esp-cAy 10 tnai OF 70
Et.cz int-.ugeuee ard HONE Correspondence
TERas-DuLY TsfsuSE Sundays excepted d,
eto'r- u lhrse eduyrG per day FOR ~ per annln1,
~ = pr 81 mouths sENi-NLEzLY rsiEuSE leg-rJ
W-fresc lT sd Saturday, axe as he DAILY. ~
Grrurn. cr s f0r tao copies WEkkLY TalECsE double
n-tilu sheet egtt srge pazes " sI colnns escA y
uer annum lnree copies iof = eight cDpl1s sOf 60.
wLl.y CO PIES address f0r -, fsyurrI LIE HOY
ia stvEnce 40 ae pager stopped Wter DC term " Pay
-nt sfau have expired BIZ u A. a. t-Iy cotsclQec
,D-c. syng Banks received - par heuAu4nces e. or
sk wher shown ~ E16 cer-1ed By he Posgm 1slsf az
NJ hen We seud Meek.y - e.. e.srsyE.co 81 =
Def ANIL. Slbscrirli0 solcil-t By
GREELEY : IcELRArH, lSs NGss@s-sl
49, %-ut u.
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Uiyirr . rscte reicis. decide perirs
Lg.sa ssr-. edisl ssgs, aiq1e ol1Isl
Tsmpcs slIr- u1l est
Z onnecticut.

n Mr. Greeley is quite put OUT NJ the r..
eeciionsnd in-ruAte- that t- Wings OF Con
necticui love Rum" better hsn he principles ~ the
CREST 80 glorious Wing party Why Horace how
you Ak New Haven Req sirr
rS Neishbor. you have an evil habit OF lying,
and We cant hope 20 break you Of il. We never
said thought nor minated that "tieHh,gs Of Con
nectcut love Rum at AL But the truth is that a
small minority o.. the Wings love Rum better than
their principles and for that cause voted Loco
Foco at this Election. You kH0r that Is the truth.
and that IL IS the basis ~ your IN gotten triumph
You know, too that it IS very insecure basis, and
may well fear that the progress Of Total AbNi-
hence from All that can lutoxicate Is destined t.
sweep it away. \ majority of the People OF Con
ncctcut are this day opposed t. the Liquor traffic
So a majority are Wings yet all the LocoFocos
and a7 the Rumioyers combined may sometimes
carry the State, n aided by waste Of Two Or
Three Thousand Temperance Votes on thifdpary
IT, kets. We shall see now the men vino cast those
votes and the Temperance minority Of your party
Will relish the Alcoholic fruits OF your victory.