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NOTICE.

DY virtue Of an order Of dstrsn for bouserent due
I'D James Fitzgerald by John Waters, jr will expose
public sale the 9Th day Of july 1851 at o'clock
m front Of the Centre Market house. City Of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia for cash. the following goods
and cbAels TO wits One Mahogany Bureau and Glass
Gun, Powderhorn and shotbag hgh-posted Bed
stesd, one Stove, Bcdsesd, Table, safe one
Looking glass; one Bed, one Mattress, wasbstand,
lot Of Carpetng eight Pictures in Frames nine Chairs
two Baskets, lot OF Crockeryware, two mantel
ments, ono Quilt, Blanket, pair Of And
irons, two Curtains, Axe, Trunk, one Tub one
Rocking chair, lot Of Feathers two Blankets and lot
Of glassware III. II. MARYMAN, Constable.
june 2S-eod3t -T@
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The Court-Martial for the trial of Gen. Talcott
assembled yesterday in the Aldermen's Chamber
at the City Hall. Lieut.. Colonel Huger was
recalled and further examined. Mr.. Joseph r..
Anderson, proprietor of the Tredegar Iron
Works, at Richmond, (va.,) was next called, and
the court was engaged in taking his tesh-
mony, in relation to the matter in issue, until
the adjournment. To-day Capt. Menadier was
giving his testimony up to twelve o'clock.
The court and military attendants look i'm
posing, and digni6ed, and oppressed in their
broadcloth and gold.
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Communicated
A PLEASANT SUMMER DRINK.

A PLEASANT SUMNER DRINK.
MEssRs. EDrToRs: take the liberty to sug-
gest, through your very useful and popular
paper, to all who are exposed to the prevailing
heat, the following cooling and healthful bever-
age: Take one quart Of molasses, one quart Of
good, strong vinegar, handful of ground gin
ger, to bucket of cool water mix and drink
A lump of ice would add to its refreshing quail
ties. TEMPERANCE.
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LoUDoUN County,, VA.-The Leesburg CHron-
icle of yesterday has the following items:
The weather is dry and the roads dusty, and
harvest is progressing as well as could be e1-
pected.
On Friday last a lame negro man belonging
to Jas. Cochran, in the neighborhood of Wood
grove, hung himself. His body was not found
until the Monday following, when it was in a
state Of putrefaction, and could scarcely be re-
moved for interment.
Dysentery and other arrangements Of a
kindred nature are prevailing among our citi-
zens. r
We are soon to have daily line from Lees
burg to the Point Of Rocks This is good
time to agitate the question of daily mail be-
tween the two places; it would be of great
service to the businessmen of the town.
BLANKETs-We take occasion to mention
some blankets that we saw few days since
from the Rock Bridge factory of Messrs. PuR-
Sell & RUSSELL. They were manufactured from
Loudoun wool, and for beauty of finish, fneness
of texture, and general appearance we think
they cannot be excelled at any establishment,
whether North or South. They also manu-
facture many other kinds Of goods that will
bear comparison with the best Of their kind
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Mr.. r.. J. TuRsER.-This eminent vocalist,
who has carried captive the hearts Of all who
have heard him in other cities, will give his
first concert at Carusi's on Monday evening
next. More need not be said to insure him n
full and fashionable house. We have never
known the success of a debutant to equal that
which has everywhere attended him.
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DIsrREssIsa AooDxsr.--A little SON Of Mr..
Francis r.. May, 18th street. between + and G
streets, fell yesterday, while playing from a
balcony to the ground, height of about twenty
feet, striking window-shutter Of the first story
his jaw-bone and one arm were broken. DR..
Burrows was promptly by the side of the little
sufferer, and did all in his power for his relief;
but we are informed that symptoms of tetanus
or lock jaw have to-day appeared.
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TAVERN STAND FOR RENT.

MINI street, opposite He Centre Market.
HE subscriber not being able to attend to his sand
business, and to give that attention to his Tavern
he would like has concluded to rent his house, which
contains two parlors seven bedrooms, dning-room,
Kitchen and stable together with the barroom which
Is handsomely arranged with all necessary fixtures The
location good for the business any in town. and
competent person who will give 1t his undivided attention
can make money Rent moderate and possession given
Immediately. A. N. CLEMENTS.
Inn
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Mr.. Turner's Ballad Entertainments.

MIR. TURNER, the American ballad singer, takes
wi pleasure in announcing TO the citizens Of Washing
that he will have the honor of giving short series of
ballad entertainments the beginning of the coming week
They have been received with unbounded enthusiasm In
the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia Norfolk, and Rich
mond and he hopes fully TO sustain the opinions ex-
pressed by the press Of those cities.
Due notice win be given Of the first concert.
2S-It
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A MIsrAKE.-The announcement that Henry
May, esq, will deliver the Fourth Of July Ora
ton at Piney Point, is, as we understand, n
mistake. Richard II. Clarke, esq, of this city,
mas been invited by the proprietors to pro-
nounce the grafton.
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The FEsTIvAL.-We would remind our read.
ers that the ladies of the M. E. Church, south,
are holding ~ Apoho han a tair aud festival
70 which everybody should resort. These most
excellent ladies are doing all in their power to
render their hall agreeable to their visitors
and the objects they have in view commend
themselves to the good will and iberality OF
every one. Among the attractions presented,
however, the ladies themselves are to us the
chief!
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
for RENT

ID OOM for RENT.-A Room, in central sitn-
III alton, suitable for small Store Office with
hogany counter and shelving at the Of Sixth
street and Louisiana avenue be had application
at the dwelling adjoining, Louisiana avenue. Posses
sion given Immediately. June 23--eo3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

o. A very convenient and comfortable twostory and
H:Y basement BRICK HOUSE, recently put In complete
repair, street. Pennsylvania avenue and three
houses west Of the large house formerly occupied by Mr.
Fox, the late British Minister. 1t has attached very
handsome side lot set with choice Fruit Trees Apply
p Berry Water street, Georgetown, Thomas Berry
the east wing of the Patent Office. June 2l--tf
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ANOTHER REMovAL.-We perceive that the
cabinet making warehouse Of Mr.. Connolly,
on the west side of 7th street, above H, is to-
day being removed to the opposite side of It'll
street, below H, to a lot purchased by Mr.. c.
The house is two-story frame, Is feet 'front.'
and % deep. Mr.. Harry Thomas, of George
town, removes it for fifty dollars. The dis
lance is, we think, about 200 yards
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The entire distance from Philadelphia to
Pittsburg is now overcome by railroad to Johns
town, (279 miles, and from YOUNGSTOWN to Pitts
burg by canal GOA miles) or stage III miles
making in all 1888 or $50 miles, in 81 or A
hours. AS the road west from Johnstown is
being finished from point to pontiac miles
west to Lockport, and 10 miles east from Pitts
burg to Turtle Creek, being now nearly ready,
and will shortly be opened for use-the saving
of time and distance will be considerable. AS
soon as the whole line of road is finished, which
it is hoped will be by the 1st Of January, 1853,
passengers viii then pass from city to city in
fourteen hours, without changing cars
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By DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

BY DYER q MEG UIRE, Auctioneers.
Furniture and Household Effects of a Family de-
clining Housekeeping.
nN MONDAY morning, june 3Oth, at 10 o'clock, we
~ shall sell at the residence of Mr.. BALL on street,
between 9th and 10TH south de assortment Of good
Household Furniture, viz: KIN t.f5 -aak
Excellent Piano, Mahogany sofa, Parlor Chairs and
Rocker 4stt st
Mahogany Dining and Centre Tables, CaHessat Chairs
and Rocker V3ts E+se y. t.e1 tstA s4
Candeabras, Mantel Clock and Mantel Ornaments
Ingram Carpets and Rugs, French Post-bedsteads
Superior Feather Beds Mattresses, Bureaus
Wash-stands, Trundle Bedstead, Chid's Carriage
Window Shades and Curtains, Framed Pictures
China Tea Set Crockery and Glassware, Cooking and
other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c. 7
Terms, $25 and under, cash $25, credit of two
and four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest. DYER MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
June 27-2t Intel. &Unionl taea
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rI,o ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Il have on hand very handsome assortment Of
those superior fitting SHIRTS much sought for Also,
beautiful lot Of Gauze Merno, Cotton, and Silk Under
shirts, for summer large stock Of Linen and
Cotton Drawers Of all Sizes for sale O. IT, LANES Gen.
temens New Shirt and Furnishing Store Pennsylvan
avenue between and 9th streets. All orders promptly
attended to. TJune 2S-3tif
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LADIES. ATTENTION.

HAYE you seen those beautiful Turkish Caters and
IL HafGaiter Boots just received by Mr. I. ID. GRIP
at his Store Pennsylvania avenue between Ninth
and Tenth streetsi He has requested to call your
special attention TO Them which do with pleasure,
they the most beautiful articles have in the
way Of Ladies' Boots Aso, new style Of Jenny Lind
Tie June 23-lw
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AS the marine band are to 90 down in the
BOAT TO meet the President this afternoon, we
understand there will be no music at the Presi.
dental gardens.
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SS- The Carrier will at times leave single numbers Of
this paper with persons whom he hopes enter upon his
list He win call for response to the request made in
this manner. &A 49, f# vi
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GUSHING Tackle just received Rods-
I Patent Slides, Cane, Hazel, &C. Lines--Furnshed
Lines, Grass Lines, &c. Uooks-Lmerick, Kirby, Front
Flies, &C. A. GRAY, Bookseller,
June l7-eof 9TH street, opposite oddFellows' Hall
NEW MUSIC, Stationery OF all kinds,
In sch0oI-Books, Port FoltOs-
Together with general assortment of FANCY Ahif
Giles, can DO purchased at MRS. ANDERSONs MUSIC
and 10Th streets may 31-dlm
fIntelIgencer Alex. Gas--2awlm
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FOR RENT.

GENERAL VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS can be had, at
- reasonable rent IL immediate application be made
70 Mrs T. MorrIrT Seventh street. opposite 0ddFellows
Hall. June 12--f
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PLEASANT RETREAT.-The Republic states
that q company Of gentlemen have purchased
beautiful grove, containing six acres, situated
on the line Of the Seventh street turnpike, about
two miles from the Centre Market, and few
rods beyond the city boundary. A contract
has been entered into with Messrs. Ager and
McLane for the erection of handsome and spa
cious buildings, with front Of seventy feet !;
and the work has already been commenced.
The grounds are to be tastefully ornamented,
and the arrangements generally will be such as
to afford an attractive and pleasant summer
resort.
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REGALIA.

ID GRAY CAMPBELL, Agent for Odd-Fellows, Re
III. chabites', and Sons of Temperance Regalia-
orders for either of the above promptly attended to-
So Residence Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and
9Th streefs aouth side june 2S-lt2
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SUPERIOR DAGyERREoTYPEs-lst Premium!

II ii. WH1TEHUkST has extended the field OF his OPP
y erations ground than any daguerreo-
ypist In the country His Galleries may be found
Pennsylvania avenue, between and 9th streets; No.
207 Baltimore street. Baltimore; corner Broadway and
Leonard street. New York; No. II Main street. Richmond;
Sycamore street. Petersburg Main street. Norfolk aud
Main street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
His beautiful and highly finished electro Daguerreo-
types extraordinary improvement nsuring faithful
and highly finished likenesses in few seconds.
j. H. W. calls the attention of the public generally to
his elegantly furnished Gallery Lane and fuckers
store, where free exhibition of pictures will be
given. f Me
Notwithstanding the unusual competition In Daguerre-
oypes at the recent Fair of the Maryland Institute
was awarded the first medal by the judges.
Lkenesses of every description copied and postmorem
cases attended 10. ap 30--d6mo
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a CARD.

TINE subscribers respectfully notify those persons hay
ing accounts with them that according to the usual
custom, their respective bills will be rendered in full to
the 25th Of the present MONTH 6-
They earnestly hope that all will be prepared to make
early settlement it is inspensably necessary that
every account books be paid maturity order
that may the better be enabled conduct the bust
successfully, and If possible advantageously
to those of citizens who have literally patronzed
house since the organization of the present firm.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
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NOTICE.
WE would most respectfully notify all persons having
w accounts with u.s. that, according to custom, their
respective bills will be rendered in full the LIST Of July
and sincerely hope that all will be prepared to make
carly settlement without being called upon again.
it important that every account books should be
settled We have on hand weseleced stock Of Goods,
which we are closing at reduced prices for CASH
McLAIN 4 HARRY,
June 25-d1w 7th street, near I.
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So To raE PUBucFrom the LIST day Of July 1851, the
nos.pe ON the Daily American Telegraph Washington
civ b. O. will be, per quarter advance, As folows;-
Fifty miles or under rs cents; fifty and not over
three hundred SO cents three hundred and not
ceednv one thousand rs cents &c. Any person wishing
to be served three months after the above date need
only pay his quarters postage, and send US gold dollar
and silver quarter In small leter-postage PAID OF
course 1--WE dollars for year The Telegraph is indie
pendent in politics. polite moral agreeable and familiar
prompt In furnishing the news and terror 10 al e'h
doors. . -
Editors Of weekly and other papers DESTROYS 70 ea
change with pay the difference in the Prices
uce. WASHINGTON, may -, iooA.
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The PERJURY CAsE.-Henry Butte was yes
terday convicted Of perjury, and recommended
by the jury to the mercy Vt the court where
upon he moved through his counsel, Messrs.
Key and Radcliffe, an arrest of Judgment for q
new trial, for the following reasons, in addition
to others alleged to be apparent on the face OF
the indictment, viz:
lst. Duplicity in this that the injury ia
charged to be against the United States, and
also the heirs and legal representatives of one
Abraham Remain
I'd. Inconsistency in this: the indi ctment
charges the injury to be to the heirs and legal
representatives of one Abraham Re,naa, and
then states the sirname of the said Abraham
to be Remand.
Sd. That whilst the Indictment processes to
be for false swearing under the s.ct of Congress
of 1923, it charges the prisone, with perjury.
new trial is also prayed,
LIST. The verdict is against evidence in this
the injuries are charged to be against the heirs
andlegal representatives of Abraham Reman, who
is said to have been a soldier in the service of
the United States, and by reason thereof emit
tied to claim against the said United States,
when the evidence shows the name Of the real
claimant to be Remin Abraham.
3D. Because Of newly discovered evidence.
To-day number of petty cases, of negroes
for larceny, have engaged the attention of the
court.
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DIANO-FORTEs, vtolins and Guitars,
IL Flutes, and other Musical Instruments
on hand and for sale at the lowest prices NJ m. An
DRRsoN's Music a Fancy Goods Store, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
NAV sl--dIm Intel A Alex. Gaz-2awlm1
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JOHN Z. KENNEDY is nominated for Congress
In the Baltimore american.
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AUCTION SALES.
SO SALE TO-DA -ssss


GREAT SALE or vaau.n1. nu,rc,
~ Los ~ situated on ~ street, between Virginia
avenSe ana so9tn street Ia square $751; On saturday,
at o'clock p m, the following described propersx
Lot No. g. fronting 81 IT, In ~ street Containing
1,70s square feet-a fne place for business stand
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DIED,
At Oak Springs Fairfax county, Virginia, the ed
instant CATHERINE LEE BATES, in the fifth year OF
her age.
Sweet angel thou hast gone to rest,
To live for ever with the blest;
The little rose has faded for time,
To live and bloom in a fairer CLINE.
Grieve not, parents, for your child,
She'll only leave you for awhile:
If you are faithful, you will be
Happy with her in eternity.
f. H. b.
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AT ANY PRICE!

OUR stock of Summer Goods will be closed out at
" immense sacrifice, to enable to close business
soon. j. GALLIGAN a SON,
June Aft Pa av, door east Of 7th st.
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CULpABLE MIsTAKE.-A gentleman from one
Of the western counties arrived in this town,
says the Harrisburg Telegraph, on Sunday night
last, but by some unaccountable mishap got into
the wrong house and the wrong bed; and did
not discover his mistake until six o'clock the next
morning when the constable called with writ
Of ejectment, and informed him that the premi-
ses were claimed by another. He is now anx-
iously looking for bail
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A Card.

HE subscriber respectfully notifies those persons hav-
ing accounts with him. that, according to the usual
CUSTOM their respective bills will be rendered in full to
the LIST of Juy and he earnestly hopes that all will be
prepared to make early settlement, ndispen
bly, necessary that every his books paid at
maturity in order that he may the better be enabled
conduct the business successfully and Ii possible
adyanageousy to those of our citizens who have be
rally patronized him. Il. EDMONSTON.
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WASHINGTON

az For telegrapho reports and correspondence see
third page.
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As- Ohio the Banner Temperance state.
Petition Council restrain the liquor traffic in this
dty-Pettons will be ready at Temperance Hall tomor
Sunday night for the signatures of the friends OF
Law and Order. All invited to attend.
june Is GEO. SAVAGE, Pres't Y. V. I. A. 8.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
rTNHE PUBLIC invited to call and examine splen-
did Camp and Travelling Chest sale the store
of Keyworth, Lewis Co. The box contains more than
twenty pieces of Silver Plate suitable for officers fa
lies The and its contents Paris made and the
silver of sterling firmness and lined with gold.
fIt KEYWORTH, LEWIS 4 co, If
N. b. Just received stock of Watches Jewelry,
and Fancy articles Also splendid assortment of Cuff
Pins. June 26-3tends
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Review or tho Northern Markets for
yesterday.

Office fte american Telegraph, June 28.
PHILADELPHIA, June 81, 6p m--Sales Of -four, com
mon brands, at $4121a@$41s choice do. $4.3l; extra
$4.68 corn meal $2.S7; rye -four $3.37.
Sales of red wheat at 81 @9Oc white do 10O@1Oc small
sales of yellow at ESQ.,; oats 44@45c; rye 70@71c
Small sales Of mess pork $le prime do. $l4s7 lard
sA@1lc
Rio coffee at s54@911c.
NEW YORK. June q, up. m.-Sales Of U 6s, Of 1857,
at advance Of per cent yesterdays transactions,
and in good demand; Pcnna. SIS, 93az94 Canton Com
pany, rs; Exchange on London, lo14@1oA.
Sales of 5000 barrels Of -four at $4@$412N for com
mon to straight State brands; Genesee $a.1S@$425;
Southern, $437@$450 Corn meal, $2.S7@$3 Rye -four,
$3.A.
Sales Of red wheat at 100@1O2c, and prime Genesee
l12c Sales of 80 900 bushels at 59@59c for Mixed
round yellow 62@63c. Oats 10000. Rye TIC
The grocery market is quiet. Rio coffee $4,000.
Whisky, in barrels 241S cents per gallon.
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Mr.. MARTIN FARQUHAR UPPER, +. r. S.
This gentleman has returned to England, and,
it is said, will soon give to the world his views
of society and manners in America. He said
indeed on one or two occasions that he should
write no book about u.s." says the International J;
but "we have it from excellent authority that he
has matured his plan for the purpose, and will
lose no time in bringing out the results of his
Summers observations"
We think the International is in error He
said it was not his purpose to do so, he did not
come for that purpose, and so on; but we do
not think he ever made declaration that would
preclude his forming the determination after
returning to England Indeed the provocations
he received were such as would be very apt to
force book from an irritable man. Oh " that
mine adversary had written a book !" exclaimed
the afflicted job; and the ten thousand Jobs Of
the American press appear ever ready to make
an adversary of any foreign author who comes
among them.
Upper will write book, and he will censure
good deal. He is not so poor as Trollope,
Filter, and Dickens, and may not be tempted
into writing merely to suit the British book
market; but he has all the ardent and un-
yielding prejudices SO common to his country
men, and his vision will be somewhat distorted
by them. He win write clever book but he
will fancy his knowledge to be more accurate
than it is, and he will expose many blunders
made by him in his hasty glance at our country.
What blessing it would be if our editors
could only be induced to refrain from betraying
their acute sensibilities on this particular occa-
sion The excitement they exhibit is what
provokes the satire under which they writhe.
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FARMERS HOTEL,

Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland.
,E subscriber can accommodate thirty or forty board
i during the Summer and Fall The village Is
perfectly healthy, with fine water.
June 24-tAug1 r. KIDWELL.
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THAT CANE AGAIN I'VE have decided relish
for an epigram, and the following pleases We
do rot know who perpetrated it, and, for the
authors own sake, hope he win not reveal him
self to either of the parties with whom he makes
so free
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IMpRoMpTU.

ONE friends OF Bob Latham having sent him cane,
rbe Editor Of the "n" treated tn affair with dsdsin;
50 he poked at friend Latham good deal Of fun
In the editorial columns Of the Baltimore SIM;
But Bob, in good temper laid the Sem on his table,
And thus wrote letter to its editor Abell
Dear sir, II my walking -sck has given you pain,
You're not the FIRST Abel who troubled by Cain"