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SATrHDAy, APniL SEP. NJ.
Bpy.psrrrrs- F7oap Yves and State brands con.
tnucd in good request in part for home and for
port. and the market ruled steady New Orleans was
more inquired for and held firmly at 81 6s 81 81
The operations in nestle up GOO barrels at 81 Is
81 81 for No surerhne 81 90 81 e2l, for ordinary
70 choice stste 81 Sc 81 rs for mixed sancy Ind
ana. Michigan. and Wrconsin ~ bo 81 81 for good
round hoop Ohio; - % s. for pure Genesee SIS
IS rs for fancy Ohio and Genesec So Is S. 81 for
extra Ohio; and IS 80 80 80 for extra Gcnesee. Cana
dian without movtmcnt or change in rates. The
stock T. estimated at 2O0OeO bbs domestic and Ii 600
do Canadian OF southern. 1900 barrels disposed
o. at 81 Is 81 81 for mixed to straight Alexandria SC
and IS 50 30 for fancy Rye -four in request at
In meal and prices were nominahy the same Wheaf
inquired for with sales Of 900 bushels Gsee at
private bargain. Rye trine hrmer. 1850 bushels
having been sod. Al zoe ice. North,rn Oats we're
shade better and sal able at Ssc 5oc. Jersey
worth i5c 41c, BarLy was scarce and wanted at
81 ia 81 90 Com plenty and rather weaker yellow
was offered at Csc. without buyer. few sales
reported to arrive but the particulars not made
public
day. and the sales reported ~ 800 bales. at
advance since the receipt q the Baltic intelligence
&c per N. from sslcs made previously
Fprfr The operations confined 10 800 boxes Ma
isga bunch raisns at 81 $50 half boxes ~ s 30 bags
Wilmington peanuts at II p. ~ bb Jamaica oranges
al 20; and % eafcs proserved gingerRt f7T
IIav-cl0 tales North river. brought Sc 0oc cash,
market quiet.
undrcsfd American within the range q sli2 80 S125
ard AGO lules Manila a. Sloia months
Iron w itb quiet maikt we note sales ~ 80 tons
Scotch pig at s2 60 months and 20 do Swedish bar
at ss5 tsme credit The ias lot ofEngsh sold fetched
only $50 so. months.
I.1ns-A few hundred thousand eassS<n changed
hands NJ 81 b0a ~ 60 each Business restricted
ty light receipts
TpytcprsCoiton Offering pretty freely FIR Liver
rool and 90, ut COO aes taken $40 T-32d
with - me small ets If I'D. Other articles noni-
nal and but little of,rrg. There change to
London or Iavre
Io.r,-An invoice ofll0 tierccs Cuba was taken for
export priynte toms
fssy-R,siiand moved 10 the extent q 600 bbls
mon 1T s. a 1Ooc Which u lower Lump sslcable,
az 81 30
Mo, .eeys continued dull the being limited
10 70 bids tardcnas at 20 cts and 80 do MuscOvado,
81 "a cts.
NAVAL srorrs-The market was generally firm, with
fair tu,irtss consisting q SEQ ibis Wilmington rosn at
81 10 81 95 900 dc Ncrth County al s. "a delivered;
frO III rough tufIentie at 81 STA. held afterwards
"a az 81. nnd ~ ibis spiFits ~ 3jc. cash.
Oh Tho a, nand fr bnfesd active aud the sales
r,a,bsd COO gals r. store ~ - Soc cash. and
~ months OF whale, coo ttls. have been sold
within fsw davs " sCc or shpping and ~ ai2se for
etbct,d ~ operi<if ~ ~ olive cCmprstd about 1900
GALLONS ~ sTLc: ard 30 hasketa. ~ 81 70. and
ntnths 4 Do eel Ct 60 bbh. crude fperm scld last
tytnifg, at ~ 70.
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Port OF New York, April z.


Ship Devonshre tpkt Hovey, London and Portsmouth,
saa N.Y. r u ds a1d ~ .esrpss e Gr
newark NJ I from the main 1pssns yar
nd ss i'd m n With severe, isss5s, from Ion -
London, tsihee srrl
sss a iRs .y tifssSS s15 ss sss
with light winds during the passage. nth ult lat IS
ioP..ii 9Th, ., lon 81 ~ st7 AN saw steamship
hs hence for Liverpool with all ssf set blowing fresh
sSE sssSs BS.s c1.SE.. s,',sgS r'9 g
& lat ~ Ion ~ ,spsris,ess asa gale from hs INV
sea which started the eutwater stove hatehes houses and
ship csharins wilson Charleston. days with cotton
r I'm ad q 5 u h;s *
~. Log n y ~ 'sw Br chip n.rsSiei bound "a
brandy, 70 Boyd IIinesen.
.ussr &C. . Taylor 60 vessel . MASTER Gh u
% k S - signal S lying s sSs very
bard could not render any ssstanse The set Panthes
bari nsris Morton huxley, Savannah days. with cot
Brs harriet Wls tBr) carvet Liverpool 81 days With
Irs Isidse, southAeh, csrdens, days with moasscs
brig Csp, John. Branscomb sagua la Crande 10Th ul,,
With ..sar 70 Mason son 9Th ult passed Rolt Ledge
ing the Western edge u the Rot Ledge Bank she appear
Brs Lincoln {ot missas:s HUI New Orleans Is days,
s,hr sinesrns AZ P,rtIsndj Diekey cArdenas days
SC, - W Lewis
shr Comet Fovev. Washington, NC 4days with naval
seir riat simmOnd, Sevbern. &c, days. with naval
stores.
sehr II Hawks. English, Nsvbsrn, NC, sdays. with
seir Aida, Virgins, Sevtsrn. sc days. with naval
stores.
schr Washington Kendrick, Georgetown, DC, days
SfLr ontario, vangilder, Georgetown, DC, days.
Stsr Columbia, Nirslow Norfolk, days, with naval
stores 9Th 10 AN passed large steamer steering
=. (AlatEna lercs for savannah
Scir Hanover, Lamkin, Richmond. days
Sehr Gil Bias Bcckwith New Haven, days, bound TO
Virginia.
Sehr Tvanhoe, Simonton, R0ckland, 9 days.
Sthr Thomas Heks, Hall, kOckland, D days.
Schr Eagle. Rhodes kockland, days.
Sthr Bengal, Bcarse. Hockland, days.
Srtr Challenge, Harding Koekland days.
ScLr Serrph, Paine. Boston, days
Schr Cornelia Falkland, Boston, days.
Stlr hiOntano, Hallett, Boston, days.
Sthr Mount HOPE, Harden, Boston, days
Scir Josephine, Eldridge, Boston, 3 days.
SER Elira, poane, Uarvich, ~ days.
Setr Martha Maria, swift Salem days.
Stef utr renobkcst Clark Philadelphia
steamer kennebec Seymour, ihiadelphia.
sioop " ilism " Sanford, Jones, Providence.
sloop Frederick Brown, Gardiner, Providence.
Below.
prie Lucy Ellen, from Sagua Ia Grande. days
Sclr Psnthca, from SaRua la GfRnde, sdays.
Ann ewind ct sunrise Sc and frcshj at meridian 8;
az sunset, N, and very light.
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ITEMS PROM TExAs.-1n an article in relation 10
the canal, the Galveston Journal has the follow
ing
We have spoken in the above remarks Of New York
the gr 81 port he home commerce q Galveston. New
ortaus would a,tm TO be naturally the port II home
commerce FIR al Texas hut the excessive charges and
lrh rciEbs intercourse with New Orleans drives
tuF commerce &c the great northern Atlantic ports.
Fright charges. and insurance. at least twofold
greater between Galveston and New Orleans than be-
tween Galveston and New York city.
j he Austin State Gd@afc denies that Gov Bell
wiz BE a candidate for Congress, to replace Mr.
kaufman.
The Indians are again at their work Of plumber
and murder in the valley Of the Rio Grande. The
planters along the river in the greatest alarm.
fttm the Indians having killed 81 wounded q party
q hcrdsmcn the river, between Brownsville and
Camp Riuggold. Families are removing to the
Mexican side
Cen. Canales, IL II thought. will be appointed to
the military command at Matamoros, In place Of
Cen. AyalOs
Three enterprising mechanics Of Rio Grande City
have completed and launched sloop Of 80 tons at
that place, 300 miles from the mouth Of the river
she y built Of mesquite and ebony and IL destined
for the coast trade.
We learn from gentleman just arrived from
Rio Grande City, that summary justice has ,yer-
taken one Of the men, the leader, who murdered
and robbed the party Of three Cafornians some
eight months since. H. seems that this ruffan
whose name we were unable 10 learn, had been
some time imprisoned in Camargo, on evidence of
crime lodged by his ncighbors Of the rancho Las
Cuetas. Upon bis liberation he returned TO n place
near the scene Of his former crimes, known n Los
porteIos, whore he circulated threats of vengeance
against his aecusers. which led 10 his being first
shot from his horse and afterwards suspended To the
limb ~ neighboring tree, by the neck, and in that
condition left as n warning 70 others.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BosroS, April 5-BroSers' Bcsrd-2 share: Boston and
Providence Railroad ~ Norfolk County Railroad. % 81
do, g; do 2A As do. b3Od 23h; 45 Connecticut and
Passumpsie Railroad s21; IS do Sod 49, do So do 81
III Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad 3D. 81
yermt Central Railroad ga, do, &s 3 do bsod s5s
49, 100 do, blld 40 Western Railroad 1855 80 Reading
Railroad b60d, 80 do bod. 2s rs Canton Company,
III to do To-. 80 East Boston Company 30 50 do. bod.
sh4; 100 Eageworth Company. Isles 81 DO "a; 500 %
denshurgh Railroad bonds y 1000 do, 81 2O Equitable
Insurance Company scrip, s71a
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See Bird Harraseeket, Wilder, Natanzas Aiss ~
Eolian, blanchard for York 20 load for Rio Janers.
QUINCY. April 3-Arr bark Horace, Allen Bsston, ~
load for k0rleans.
RICHMOND, April Arr bris Ella. Parker Lube; sshx
Chas lallock. Davis Boston Sid schr Maria TherssA
Smalley, Salem
SAVANNAH April l-Arr steamship Tlorda Igor. New
York Cid ship Vim KAthbone Spencer Liverpool SID sAip
Hartford kYork: bark Maria Norton Buikag
do brig Tally lilo, smith. Paimbof tFr).
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Letter BAGS for Halifax snd Liverpool per steamer Cans
a. I'll cote tie Exchange Reading Room t6T EXCHANGE
On Tuesday, 18th inst, at quarter before ..
Letters Hsvsna 81 Thomas. Porto Rico San Jusn,
yera Crug Jamaca and all the West Indis Islands, per
steamer MERLIN will close ct the Exchsage Reading Room
(T ErcLangel Wednesday April p NJ II o'clock Let
,rs or All sands except bermuda must be mailed at the
Rsading Room s tie post once cannot forward them.
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BY TELEGRAPH.



err broke out last nixh in the drug store Of Hill,
Calder 4 Co. South Market street. The damage sus-
tanned between 900 and $4,000 1t i covered by
Assurance.
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suppression Of the slavetrade between the States-
or win they demand SUCH tax upon slave property
as will abolish it altogether! Does this look well
for the restoration of harmonyf-or what signs OF
safety there for the future, when abolition
traitors to the Union hold the administration upon
its good behayiorl The day is coming, and has
vet 10 come that will try the strength Of this con-
iedcracy; and we shall begin to see something OF
il with the advent Of 1852. Mark it, and remem-
Der it.
WASHINGTON, April 6, 1851.
Jn,tm States Stock.
United States stock issued 10 foreigners during
the week ending 18th April, 1851 =
Loan of 1917 Observation-Disclosures. .s27 $50
1873. ................... 5000
Total. ....... .............. spa, $50
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Passengers Arrived.

LorDor Packet ship nshireThomas. Jane Hs<-
Wells Page and lady. Anna Ford and two
Iiilleoat lady and children, West, Sawyer WIN SUR
and Phillip Plumb, of England; frasura and Emma Rep
Mold. Adam Resell VIM Henderson, ii Webb, Geo
Thos Young Vim Phipps Cheeseman. Robt Cordwsu
and lady. 49,,
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pcmesfic NsisacllnnY.

Three hurdrcd atorcr the canal near Rochester,
Nov Yott struck bsshuee ~ The payment n their
wagrf few days .irtt but rcrunitd their work again
uicu THE ~ the Canal commissioners that thcy
should \, paid
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MEDICAL.


A MOTHER PHYSICIANS TEsTIM0NYH,MR PowLE
IA Dear Sir could send you dozen cerneatos streng
and decisive Of resy sentative effects Of your ,saas
Balsam of Wild Cherry within the past twelve months
der my own supervision and direction Indeed know e
few persons who have used it, comparatively but comnea9
in the strongest terms case Of asthma the eyssest
to which called month ago. evnced the su
Hrorty Of the Balsam This disease lasted SIX weeks and
night The gentleman told me to give him something to las
him home wentyone miles that he might see his WHO
and child ard die in peace gave him one bottle q sss
take spoonful doses Of best bordeaux olive OIL when tho
difficulty Of breathing greatest. Next day found him
st and made him take six bottles Of Wsar
ing alleged that he had used 50 much expensive medicines
tude in the warmest and said the medicine
had his life paid his whole ILL., and took bottles
and left my office for home rejoicing Very reset-
fully yours. = VIM SHAW MD.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS the wrapper.
sale BY A. H. D. Sands 100 Fulton street, e
William street by Haviland Reese Co.. Maiden Lame;
by William Burger. "a Courtlnndt street; by Rushten,
Clarke Co., 10 Aston lilo and N3 Irving House. Broad
New York. and By Druggists generally eyerywhers
ITO TEMALEs.-DR LAFoNTs CELEBRATED PILLS.
These Pills safe in aheir effects and highly
priced medicine to be used In irreguLag
ties distractions Sc Full and explicit directions inelosa
For and John street. Of WEI
Broadway and Beach street. Price, fifty cents and eas
dollar box.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment Of delicate dissss
and all the kindred anections- ustrated BY great
Der Of beautifully colored piatss large f By Homes
Bcstwick d., lecturer and diseases Of -
above named nature. IL quarto0 seeeaA
edition price $lo Extract from tis boston Medical al
Surgical Journal 1t be said fcassssy 20 BE- eQn
70 Reords Actions works the family Of dssesa
and far superior TO anything the kind publshsl h
this country Author of The Family Physcaa;" peioQ
p eepta Author Of work on "ssf-abuse ana ~ e.
plorabe Effects &C. sixth edition, fourteen plates,
price 81 For sale at the yubiishers STRlNGER TOWN.
SEND. ~ broadway. and by the author. 5A Broadway
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nR. RALrn. AurHoR on TnE "rRAcrIcAL PRE-

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE "PRACTICAL PRE-
~ Treatise" Nc-Ofhce hours, gto ~ A. NJ, 10
~, tsnnday excepted No 9 Greenwich street ~ has
been of 10 that OF
bity and % professional sttan should devote h AZ
enon 70 the diseases which people Of every description
the mses these people bring up.n society knswa
very different opinion would be formed And ia IL nos
Only the present misery and detection, preyins
mind we'll 10 the body, but OF such nature
70 affect rosterity and destroy the repro-
ductive faculty altogether IL vs. fact that whea
properly treated, they remain
stuton a. % srrearn NO other way than their
rostsry yet properly aerstood are most ea~y
and speedily removed From the uncommon medical sdvan
ages the author has enjoyed and very extensive and ons
practice IN this speciay he has nsurinG
rrmsuen cure In cases Of structure however compess~d
or odtanding y may be- and that any Of certain
seaes or Their consequence we'll the seplorsb ct
ls.,s IRON early improper habits he can insu~s
tuch certain ss and radral obtained from
ne OVER source in America Those who apply IN the early
PRhCTlIAL MEDICAL WORKS FOR POPULAR READ.
= hE, dnet kvbished, series 81 Lectures seminal
diseases " y Glover NJ P First No ~ paves, price -
.h ~ sell abuse and its deporahle effects Owing the
nss,ment Illustrated ~ cngrayng and cases cured w
and ~ the author, No. ~ Ann street.
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NEW ERA IN MEDICIEE.-THE GERMAN MED1-
IA cal and Surgical Institute No. Chambers street.
founded for the purpose Of crushing and annih
ing that Of deceit and corruption QuAokery liz
founder possessed with firm and honest belief that
stution founded humane would be looked
and sustained great public blessing appeal to
ghtened public for their and that suenaAss
the undertaking deserves and domands This Institute
under the immediate Of Dr. p CesnA
assisted by two medical gentlemen Of eminenos who
had under their charge Of the most extensive hospitals
Berlin and Vienna and from their long and extensive
placing themselves under their charge Of speedy
of their diseases Old and obstinate tA
have bae the skill Of those claiming TO belong the ms
cal faculty and hopeless viii be treated ration
al and seie attic principles receiving and speedy
relief OF zee hours from T. A. M. until g. r. n. Mol
Chambers street, Chatham.
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q E00 REWARD.-CRossMAN's SPECIFIC NIX
WOOO tureof all remedies yet discovered this u tie
most certain makess speedy and permanent WITH
out the least restriction in diet drink posure chAaxs
IN application TO business. Many are cured in two daya
Sold Mt the drug store rs Broadway Of Chambess
street also at No 10 Aston House, at Ito broadway sad ~
FULTON street. corner Of william.
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WnIs HUMAN LIFE rs N PERIL VINO WOULD

w stop 10 question: Hunterian Dspensary. No. .
Division street N Y city, established A. d. 1888 by DIR.
Hunter who from experience that very seldom falls
the lot o. any physician isenatied 70 pers
and lasting in and In all This u the only
place in this city where bis remedy, Hunters Red
Drop can w. obtained. medicine known e. fail Ia
curing The very worst forms of disease ~ private nature
The Dfpensary " 20 arranged that the p,ron calling vii
Tut the doctor himself who IN constant attend
ance IN Bis private rooms ready and willing give rviief
to al who rive him can Hundreds of ccrtiscstes
voluntarily given o. All afflicted invited TO nsks
immediate application 70 Doctor Hunter whose high
professional celebrity respectabty and Integrity Of cha
racter, challenge the scrutiny and
guarantee 20 the patient Of thorough and honorable
treatment Price 81 This remedy cannot be had in
Bosten genuine The only place orth II be had 10
Btfslo, at the foot Of Main street
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nR. l.. MoRTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE wHe
y have contracted diseases "Cura ut volsfE that is
Take OF thy health hare devoted 70
profession and have treated successfully Thousands Of
tents Those VITO wish consult those complaints
can do tree Of charge from A. NJ TO r. NJ, SuadAys
excepted Hyen value your health Will avoid thess
kaves Tho unbuslingly tell THAT they only
you. ard that their kind o. medicine Ia all thAs b
sessry Ter dsese IN all It's forms Persons whose hsastA
has been ruined by those sgotiss call daily ~
William
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CEOO REwARD.-JEFFRIEs' ANrrDorE, A 81

Gk(M REWARD-JEFFRIES' ASTfDOTE A SGD
ROOO ciho mixture for the of private disorders
mskes speedy without the least restrictions Of ds
drink change in application TO business
proprietor eLaliengs single ssse which the mixture win
not under the forfeiture Of hvs hundred dollars
put up botties with full directions at 81 One Loseis
lasts week-nany cured In two days For sale By O.
H. RING, 1872 Broadway and lr Bayard street; N. r.: W
Little. i0t Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co.. HOG
Orl.ans
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sclr Psnthes, from sagua Ia GfAnde, 2 days.
Arm e-wind st sunrise, Sc and freshi at meridian 8;
az suuset. N nd vel light.
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nR FAWcETT HAS REMOVED MS OFFICE TO
- Dover street near Water street vhero he be coma
dentisy consulted certain diseases, which he
without mercury Recent eases he eurss IN few days
Nerves. debility brought by .f abue the victims
can also apply with q eertaisty of cure.
The southern press., 1851-08-09
S e MI w E f * l. Y


W n "
| require you to 60 at once and search for these
imaginary portraits, in order that you may have
to confess your error. and justify me in the pre-
sence OF my friends"
"Will you then give me your keys, SO that
may look everywherei" 4
His uncle handed him the keys !; he LEFT the din
ing room, and was absent more than half an hour.
ssHe may continue looking until tomorrow" !"
remarked the host, "withou finding what he
seeks. >,
"Well. sir" he said sharply. addressing his
nephew as he entered
.sWell, uncle, have not lost my time ~
"You have found something ~
4 eyes, in your desk. - .TsHt
ssLmages Of royaltyi"
"One hundred and sixty portraits Of kings in
silver, and thirty,6ye in gold" MS
"What can you mean?"
''Sesing il believing" And the young man
emptied on the table bag filed with gold and sill
]. "Hy money l'-crisd the mses---s.Yoa have
taken my money!"
s'Just look--l call these geptlemsn to- witness !,
here are pro6les Of fNnpoieon. oE Louis XYIIl.,i
Of Charles X, 0f Eouis fkiliippe.s Are goEfheae;
images Of royalty, portraits Of kingsf | am only
sorry they are not more numerous, as you have
freely given me them all ; and scrupulously left
all the pieces stamped with the effgy Of the
Republic. A true democrat ought not to possess
any others, and as you well remarked, true de-
mocrst never breaks his word, even when keeping
it costs him fifteen hundred francs /" a
Despite of his anger, the uncle could not help
angling, and amid the rapturous cheering Of the
guests, he, like wise man, made virtue Of
necessity, and confirmed to his nephew the pos
session ofroyalty's profles.
The southern press., 1851-08-09
The ReyaI Portraits

Among the popular French writers Of the pres
ent day, there il one young man whose principles,
in these revolutionary times, strictly reaction
airy and monarchical. Like most authors, he is
poor, but his nearest relative is rich uncle, who,
besides being somewhat Of miser, is thorough.
going democrat and communist. This decided
disparity OF sentiment between the young man
and the old, has tended in no small degree to i'm.
poverish the finances OF the former, who is too
honest to conceal or modify his political opinions.
His uncle, although not bad sort OF man, and
really fond Of his nephew in common with many
wealthy socialists, know how to keep his gold
and has not the most remote idea OF putting in
p actice the theory Of general philanthropy which
he eloquently breaches. +"
One evening lately, the old gentleman enter
tanned several Of his friends at dinner; he gave
them splendid banquet and abundance OF the
best wine for he was one Of those persons who
are more willing to bestow ostentatiously on the
rich than charitably on the poor. His nephew was
among the guests, and whenever the conversation
tended TO wards the mixed question Of politics, the
young writer maintained prudent silence.
At length the dessert was placed on the table,
and the host, in all the frankness Of convival in
tercourse, announced his democratic principles
boldly, and uttered fierce TRADE against kings and
kingcraf. While he was speaking, he saw his ne.
phew smile and shrug his shoulders.
"What do you mean, sir" he asked, frovning
angrily.
~ mean, dear uncle, that although you use un-
commonly strong language, in speaking against
kings, yet shrewdly suspect you are notquite so
much their enemy as you pretend to be.
81 cried the democrat"
"You, dear uncle and could, If chose, il fur
nish proof Of your secret feelings"
"Do so then, by all means. !"
"Gentlemen," said the young man, addressing
the company, "what do you think OF democrat
who treasures up and carefully conceas images Of
royalty, portraits Of kingsi"
"Do yon mean to assert that do sol"
eyes, uncle, | know you do; and think you
would act far more consistently in making me a
present Of these portraits, as truly revere their
originals.
81 freely give you every one you can find.
"Goodl these gentlemen are witnesses. You
will not break your wordl"
"a true democrat never breaks his word. Bot