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PATENT LIGHTNING RODS.

SPRATT, ELECTRICIAN AND ELECTKO
y. METALLURGIST, and Double Iutentee Of the I'm
proved Lightning RodsThese superior Rods of car
bombed annesed ron with zinc protectors and electro
positive elements combined In their manufacture thus
rendering them equal TO copper conductors They
In feet lengths, with accurately fitted brass
connecting joints, entire style Of metallic (pa-
tented attachments for brick frame buildngs also,
glass isoators, of novel and ingenious construction,
(patentedO forming lock; the whole mounted with
solid platinum silver point (patented twelve inches long,
surrounded at the base with the angular goldplsted
gatve magnets which the power to extraor
binary extent Of dschagng the opposite elements Of the
most fearful thunderstorm and embrace the entire per-
fiction Of science up to the present time In addition,
they furnished with angular goldpated negative
magnets thus guarding laerally the whole constituting
the most magnificent and silent conductor presen ted
to the public.
All orders left with the subscriber, or with Mr.. A.
Duffy, opposite National Inegencr Office, Tth street,
will be promptly attended TO.
jy 23-6td&1 aw6wS G. w. HEYD0N, Agent.
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FARMERS, HOTEL.
NEW GROCERY STORE,

Corner Of Massachusetts Avenue and 12h street.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the citizens
Il Of Washington and the adjacent country that he
has just opened large and fresh assortment Of GR0CE
RIBS, consisting in part follows viz:
Fresh Family Flour; choice Teas Of the latest mpora-
fee Sperm, Adamantne, and Taow Candies Salt Mack
erel, Herrngs and Cod Fish; prime lot of Bacon and
lot of superior Sugarcured Hams; also Liquors. consist
ing Of superior Brandy, Wine Old Rye Whisky, Ale of
the best brands; ALSO large assortment Of Boots and
shoes, &c, &c
lie pledges himself to sell his goods low any
house In the city, having reference 10 quality.
To the country dealers he particularly invites them to
give him call He will take any kind of country pro-
duce in exchange for goods.
lie solicits a call from all.
Don't forget the cheap Of Massachusetts,
and 18th street. r.. w. HALL.
jy 15-n
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TAYLOR d. MAURY, Booksellers and
i Stattoners, Pennsylvania avenue, 9th
street. have constantly hand full assortment OF
BLANK BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS INK, and
PAPER Of every variety for sale at New York prices
June 2S-tf
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CupA.-That any act of our citizens, calcu-
lated to impair the neutral position OF our Gov
eminent, or to endanger its character for justice
and good faith, should be condemned by the
newspapers of the United States, is a gratifying
thing to behold but why there should be man
ifested feeling of delight at the failure OF q
revolutionary attempt in Cuba, and why riui-
Guile should be visited upon those VINO there
give any indications Of desire for liberty, we
cannot comprehend We would never counsel
a violation of the spirit of existing treaties,
nor of principle of international law; but we
shall ever rejoice in the growing love for liberty
in that island, and shall hail with delight every
kindling ray of hope that it may be freed from
the unnatural control of remote and imbecile
monarch and when the right measures are
once adopted by the Cubans themselves to
achieve their independence, we hold it to be
meritorious in such citizens of the United
States as choose to do so, to render them
all the assistance in their power. We would
make no conquests Of territory for we hold
that to be in diametrical opposition to true
republicanism. We hold that governments can
only rightfully exist 'by the consent of the
governed;" and to enable people to resist
q government to which their consent is not
given, is, in our opinion, the duty Of every lover
of freedom. That this is the case with Cuba
we believe. The opinions and purposes of the
people are not clearly expressed, it is true; but
this is only an evidence Of the fact. So watch.
full, so inquisitorial, SO infexible are Their
tyrants, that information is withheld from the
people, and they are at the same time silenced
by the iron hand Of oppression. Yet here ii
these United States, the conductors of journal.
that would be called republican sneer at thu
feeble efforts Of the people of Cuba to throw
off their yoke of bondage
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ROOFING TIN, g.,

TAKE N0TICE--sELLING OFF AT VERY Low
PRICES.
THE subscriber, being DESTROYS Of closing his
Il tire stock of Spring and Summer Goods, will offer
great bargains in
French Jackonets, Silk Tissues, Bareges, French
Chintzes, Lawns, Ginghams, Barege de LANES, and
Silk Of all kinds
Plaid and plain Swiss and Cambria Musns
Irish Linens, Linen and silk Handkerchief
Parasols, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Hosiery and
Gloves Of every description
Plain and embroidered white Grape Shawls.
Also,
French Cloths, Cassmeres, Marseilles and SILK vest
ings, French Drap d'Ete and Cashmeret
Together with great many other goods, all OF which
promise to sell at very low rates as the stock must be
closed out. WIN. X. RILEY,
jy Tim cor, 9Th st., opp. Centre Market,
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A LII of Harper Brothers Publications.
IA All Of Appleton's Publications
All of Putnam's Publications,
Little Browns Boston; and all books published In
the United States.
For sale at the publishers prices by
TAYLOR MAURY,
June 2S-tf Booksellers, 9th ut.
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PLAYING-CARDS,

PLAYING-CARDs.
TUST RECEIVED this day a lot Of superior Playing
81 Cards, to which would call the attention of gem
tlemen; consisting of Eagle, Ellsler, and Steamboat
Brands, plain and fancy backs.
For sale cheap by JAS. T. LLOYD,
jy 22-d Pa av., doors east Of 18th street
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II OST-Between Washington and the I" Academy,
i Georgetown--a Gold chased Band BRACELET
having the initials M Il. So engraved thereon. TIT
finder will receive liberal reward and the best thanks
the owner, by applying to DR.. SMOOT, or J. B. PLEA
SAINTS, Treasury Department jyA-2*
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NEW WORKS.
II IFE AND TIMES of John Calvin, by Paul Henry,
i d. d. Translated from the German, by Henry
Stebbing d. D.
Chrst's Second Coming: viii 1t be Pre-Menniali BY
Rev. David Brown, A. M. ~
Young Mans Counsellor, by Rev. Daniel Wise, A. M.
History of the Republic of Liberia.
Christian Purity, by Rev. r. s. Foster-Introducton
by Bishop james.
Adams Women of the Bible.
The Young Governess-a Tale.
For sale by A. GRAY, It'll street,
jy "a opposite Odd-Fellows' Hall.
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WORTH KNOWING +!

rTNH0SE who wish permanent place to procure tn
i best BOOTS and SHOES, plain fashionable, woul
do well to call at JANNEY'S Eighth street. near tn
General Post Office. June 2t--lm~
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N
MIR. JOHN RECK respectfully tenders his services as
wi BARBER to the citizens Of Washington, D. c. He
has had much experience in the line Of his profession
of the most famous cities and inspired with
fdence by his uniform success he enters cheerfully the
list of competitors with his brethren of the
shears in this city. The hair of ladies and gentlemen
will be prepared and dressed in the BEST most approved
and elegant style.
His shop Louisiana avenue three doors west from
the where it intersects 9th street. south side.
iy 23-eod3t#
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DUFF ENVELOPES-ONE DOLLAR FOR
ID THOUSAND. Another lot just received by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
iy d. Booksellers, Pa. av, near 9th st.
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hCCouGIUQy VU6W6Ib
nOWNERS popular Cigar and Tobacco stand is we
~ supplied with the best Havanas and Principe
Also a splendid lot of Chewing Tobacco to which he e
of taste generally Jun 25-
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HISTORY OF THE EARLY SETTLE-
Ill ment and Indian Wars of Western Virginia;
VOL, 8vo; by Wills de Hass illustrated by numerous
engravings.
Byrnes Dictionary of Engine Work and Engineering
No. "a.
Punch's Complete Letter-Writer, with illustrations
Godey's Lady's Book for August.
Graham's Magazine for August.
Uric; or The Voices-a Poem by I. s. Fay.
Jenny Lind's Tour through America and Cuba; vol,
portrait
This day received and for sale by
TAYLOR q MAURY,
jy "a Booksellers, 9th street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03

NATIONAL sTATUARY.-The grOupe by Mr.. Gree
noueh ordered by Congress- is nearly completed and may
soon be expected from Florence II s composed Of four
OF s country and regarded Gays the Savannah Rpub-
can as beyond comparison the greatest work in sculpture
eve, yet undertaken BY American artist Those specl
mems of art which our countymen have hitherto worked
out have been confined single figures generally Ia an at
ude of enro repose with perhaps The exception OF
nude do not often demand the highest efforts Of the scup
io But TO represent goupe Of figures In strong action
70 enow each individual Of /, with the proper expression
energy and meaning 10 preserve the relations Of each part
with The Others 80 as to combine all into one consistent
whole-al this well done deserves the highest effort OF
genius, aided BY great anatomical knowledge
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DIED.

-.e.. DIED.
In owen.boro Kentucky the 9th u Of Bilious Fever
PETER MAYO ESQ., CD Of his He was native
Of nichmond vginia early commenced the
in that STATE engaged IN the uceesstui
cteSe OF hts professional duties the portion OF his subse
3a removed Kentucky and sought IN the re
Of private life that domestic tranquility and social enjoy
which congsnl.l hs nature was there
was bss and appreciated In the circle Of ms
uuIance euogy wanting commend his example inc Ia
all good man, In h,s with the world be ever
aintaned 90 spzcsehsbls upgbmess and purity OF NE III,
snsrd Of morally and honorable department Wa elevated ana
yisdS y s auresns Of vice. lowered BY the
e IN unworthy sslfhne He the
Ard soioy s ecnAdnes a who worthy Of his sequan.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsHiseroN, DEC. 3l.-In the Supreme Court to-
day. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion which was unan-
NOUS In the of the United States Jesse Hoyt late
collector OF New York The decision sus,ains, in every
particular the Judemen, Of the Circuit Court In favor OF
the United States which gave Judgment for over two hun
tosy General Cr,tenden for Government and George
Evans and T. J. Walker for Mr.. Hoyt
As Mr. James Lemming was returning home this eyen
be was knocked down and robbed He dangerously nur.
al
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From Grahan's Magazine for January.
GROUNDS FOR DIvORCE-A DUET.
BY GEORGE +. MORRIS.
Ue-What can a man do when woman's psrversc,
And determined TO have her own way2
She-at the altar you took me for better or worse,
Am worse than YOU took me for, say,
Silly elf
Am worse than you took me for, say2
Ha-For an angel took you In beauty and WORTH
The priest mere woman has given!
Shea man would prefer true woman on earth,
To all the bright angels in heaven,
Silly elf
To all the bright angels in heaven.
Hs-I've found you Tartar My feelings you hut
At the veriest trfe of course
She-Forgetting button TO sow your shir,
You deem good ground for divorce,
Silly elf?
You deem good ground for divorce.
He-Well marriage lottery is, and blank
Some men surely draw all their lives
Sns-Such fellows you sir themselves have 20 thank
Good husbands make always good wives,
Silly elf?
Good husbands diirays make good rires'
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TO TERESA PARODI,
WITH A CROWS OF FLOWERS.

WITH A CROWN OF FLo"EAS
The stars shine through the armament,
When all the earth with nigh; 10 dark.
And God the flowers on earth has sent,
The day, by perfumed light to mark
The flowers are stars TO earth by day
The stars are flowers 10 heaven by night,
And all their glorious forms display
The lovely earth and sky to light.
we cannot, from the walls Of heaven,
Selecting stars, here throw them DOWN.
But, Queen of Song, our earth has given
These starry emblems for thy crown.
Take then the flowers that still will thirst
To live immortal on thy brow;
Symbols of stars, that singing first,
First praised creation then, al now.
Grea, Queen of Song, and Tragic Art
Thy soul may not this gif, contenln--
The honest jewels of the heart
Will shine for thee diadem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03
IMpRoMPTU TO SULLY.

Bles, art thou, Sully, thus to trace
The living lines Of Beauty's face
The cheek of bloom, the brow of thought,
The eve with bright soul-lustre fraught.
Lips Of rubies, teeth Of pearls,
Golden sunbeams wreathed In curls.
Yes, Sully, thou art bles,, indeed
Oh! would could thy pencil speed,
And trace those features thus divine:
Yet, rapture purer still is mine,
For wheresoe'e or my footsteps move
Ibear with me in light and love,
Fairer than all the hues of art,
Her image smiling In my heart,
Richmond. Nov. 10 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03
A thorough dissection md powerful REPUTATION OIL
The faIIacies OF Mr.. CorwIn,s Treasury Report

From the Commercial Correspondent y the Union o
'f'"' " NEW YoRK, DEC. "a, 1850.
The report of the Secretary OF the Treasury instead Of
,nr Slate paper OF ability showing the finances of the
country in trnc and just light, calculated upon sound
financial principles and the laws Of trade has become mere
partisan souib destitute alike OF candor and OF truth II
the ounck advertisement, Of protcctonis nostrums The
only source of anxiety which contains is the alarming In
OF eypen which il indicates and the continued ell
feet TO swell the amount the shallow pretext oil war Ia
bil,.a Ii this precnce II would soon become
10 return state of in order TO reduce the
neace disbursements The and OF 1884, as
by Messs Walker and Meredith and as compared
with the result as follows;
United States Rerenus and Expenditure
krtua sturn.
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POLITICAL.
n, ,he Eaitors Of t,e E,,ouirer.

The following beautiful tribute, TO the genius OF
Suly and TO whose siling image he has traced Is
extracted from the last number OF that sterling monthly
the Southern Literary Messenger The beauty and the
cacy Of the compliment which is paid TO some fair un-
known and the lively and graceful versicaton OF these
stanz induce copy them and send them 10 YOU Tor
fhs Enan ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03

Mt a which ia j. tho head sio" lhs: We
value Of our exports SsigOo @5 beiHs VIVA, ' FL
iucc lad cost lie exporters on board IN our pu.
wus sen, abroad mostly IN American ships "h.i 'hs
freight on the goods; these were sold at pfo!'t sca
less Az a single instance, the returns sho" e9Pol'co
a5 729 hhds of tubacco worth s9o10-J Inc irelsn u
his was $40 per hid or 49, 100000 and the profits
al 50 600 consequently the real export value Is
~ e.rv 20 ner cent greater than The report Inc ireshl
On rice tobacco and breadsuIfs earned by American
esses ia a 100000 Ii the profile 20 per CENT hec
ond reouire 10 be imported 600 worth OF GOODS 70
MAKO heeypnr merchants whole; but there has been I'M
nor,ed only S65 SCI net value of foreign goods MOI
pnlv ths but considerable quantity OF our shipping
more particularly in the last year. when the navigation laws
n England and Europe been nodhed-has been en-
in foreign carving trade from The northwest coast
- China with frs; TO England with oil: from Asia TO Eu-
rone from the West Indies Europe; Cowes and mar
tef with sunar and coffee. All this trade has yielded pro.
A. which has been deposited with London bankers and
drawn from this side There has also been considerable
ouonty Of stocks sent abroad for which something should
have been received The account current STANDS something
thus without considering the souoo ooo 'eeu
the custom house, and probably 81 Drought W ei'
grants, less the remi,tanaes oil the ia''e' - -
United States produce exported Idooo 6o5
| ships freights on ditto, gay - io,ooo'ooo
shipping merchants profits, ~ per :, nm mn
r. - nnce 900 00l
eights and profits carrying rade 10y Wy o0C
stocks exported and cold Io'ooV'oo'
r,,,1,,.d State. srnor, to be paid for SIG OO23c
| Received goods in payment, sli33IIiIo
Less re-exports OF goods, o4f'o'o -. 200 %,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03

DEATHB. c,,,.]
nrn on the Goth December DAVID, aisap IN d.ufst.r
and Maria q Grct,er, aged one nonsh-sis0,
sanue, in The sixth year Of her age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03
p;as 10 contrasting .a elects soiasea O 1'0o'" y
color BY two very similar cHsfs
,r,tr. t,t- 1.tvJI-Ir CASES

p.ts" 10 contrasting a elects r.odAaea OIL 1eooa" u
color By very similar csses:
THE FUGITIVE CASES
Tr,o f,c,yc cases ar. now before courts; one mat
of the negro Henry Long, and the other mat Of ntee
French people, under the exradon treaty WIN T.
The makes great dea o. rd of
The NEGRO Long has two able COUNSEL one j. l.. WhlIe,
and the other John Jay The first OF these counsel does not
work in such case without adequate pay.
The three white French people pay lheir own couhse'
thew NAV have committed robbery in Paris or may nave
not: are perhaps innocent. though possibly euny ou
here they arc ON trial. with no chance OF tria before
If thev r sent back and convicted they go TO The gal
leys and are slaves thus perhnps lor ne. ,,,t
The negro Henry Long, lucky fellow LOT oeig ho c,y
an the hest fee interests NIL the Aboonss in all quarters
who contribute money freely for his defence and ne Is e
turned leaves here canonizea Us ai Ina a sUd hnmny
better fed and better clothed Than nneenths OF The farm
| H.. ,rers in Great Britain :, -, ill.,,
,bv arc not all black If they only jet black, they
would have their counsel PAID Tor ana i've on clover b h
Another consideration sKes u.s. ano nat Is ' ,es times
ove The very ice of counsel would purchase his Tree
DOM But to buy him. and pay for him. not steal HIM. would
leave no food for agitation. 49,
negro Long and neglects the three Frenchmeni FROM
England in Inc MAN, we believe me Abontonis.s n p
o moi contribute IT, The Abolition societies IN ureat BIZ
tain remit funds here constantly to agate with Agitation
dssovcs the bonds Union If the Union divided Inc
British cotton Jenny, il is reasoned can monopoze 'e
crop and secure untard entry for British gooos
AZ Ienst in the Southern country. What is the Hon. Mr.
THOMPSON NJ in this country for, but 10 agitae and 10
distribute British money .,u
The British Abolonsts d!sburse great deal Oh money
in This counry but never 10 save poor son OF Ern
under the extradition Treaty. never TO save German or
Frenchman Henry Long monopolizes their gold and men
synpahics and they lavish money upon conse 10 aga;s
about him with the third part OF which would make sure III
freedom. -, a., r,,I.
and ask that least poor fugitive white men may DC Dr.
attended negro
| WINTER AT LAST.-It commenced showing about
o'clock on Monday morning, and continued merriy uh'
P NJ yesterday The new year Qo-day) IS ushefeo IN VIII
fn frontspece May tho pleasure and happiness OF ou
f;,, .o,,us al brj,bt md as pure as the which
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DEATHS.

MARRIED. 80 IN. gsrers
MARRIED On the morning Of tie iih ,,. lRLH JS
Mr. Erall. Mr. JAS Z. ELLIS OF Gooehandrso M''
DUKE Of Henrleo
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sHIpwRECK-FUGITIvE SLAVE CASE.

IIPWRECk-FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.
New YoKx, Dee 800, P. NJ.
The brig John Rhoads, belonging TO Baltimore and re
Gently from Plymouth, ashore Browns Island or
Saturday ust The vessel is total wreck boy ON boarc
name not statcd-was drowned.
The fugitive slave has ngan been postponed until
Friday next owing TO the absence OF counsel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN NEW YORK.
We continue the details of this vexaous and apparently
nermnabe case We begin appehend that the ends Of
Justice may be defeated and that most malignant ianacs
itself by gross alsehood and perjury may triumph
In that case much color will be given TO the opinion that
the law la dead letter. and the Punic faith OF the North
soould no longer bambooze the South. We yesterday
saw q letter, written on Saturday, from DR.. Parker,
who s In New York. prosecuting the claim for the slave
While he admits tina, he has been treated with respect oy
the udcIul authorities and officers he very Justly fret
ted a, the miserable expedients the false swearing &C.
BROUGHT 10 bear in defiance Of justice and right
The case has been fully made by direct evidence for the
claimant and the Commissioner who We fear lacks saga
city or nerve should have long since delivered up the ug
tive The evidence Of the blacks In opposition 10 the claim
IL papably false and is the result Of bribery II Will be
shown TO be contradictory and will be upset. we have no
doubtbut the delay trouble and expense will be thereby
greatly increased We glad to see from Dr. Parkers
letter that the Union Safety Committee appointed at tho
great Castle Garden Mass Meeting In New York. have ten
deed to him all the assistance In the prosecution of his just
claim-and that George Wood Esq., the President OF that
meeting and an eminent lawyer has now volunteered in the
case In behalf of the claim Yesterday complained that
some such thing had been donewe are now happy to
make amends and hope that this may be the suspicious sign
of triumph OF justice and the Constitution. Dr. Parker
says the Herald Is wrong in stating that there much ex
element This 10 not though deep interest - tell ey
both sides in the result If the fugitive had been Ths
man, the thing would pass Of, without notice.
Ths N Y Express gives severe rap At the pAanthro'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80, p VI.
A, IL o'clock the fire In the Ledger building was subdued
The 4,h 5h and 9Th stories arc completely burnt The
basement and lst and I'd stories greatly damaged by
water and much disarranged The loss Is now roughly es
iln,ated at $3.50 0OO most Of which Is insured
The Bulletin office on Third street, near the Ledger
building, sustained some damage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03

ro,, 1,,,.d States exnor, to be paid for SIG O23:
Received goods in payment, eli3'35.i!o
Less re.exports OF goods, s'ii''o2o -. con %,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03

Inscecon of FLOUR at Richmond for the second quarter
ending the 3lst Dec. 1885,
1917 barrels family
l02s25 do. superEne
1902 half barrels superhne
2,606 barrels fine
$500 do. middlngs.
$40 do. condemned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03

Thus the exports his native State immensely larger
this year than BEFORE and the value but little less than
in the famine year. and then double in the year OF tho
full operation OF the high tariff Yet he ia gnont OF this
great trade in the chief product of his own State.
The report is full Of fascies and false statements the
absurdy OF many of which could scarcely DO exceeded
Greeley himself To these will rscur In future letter.