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HOUSE LINENswe store, and viii sell al The me'
III reasonable prices following description OF furniture hnp
Double satin damssk cloths elegant designs and AL qa
ties, follows.
1914 lea, loia 1914, 1918, Belrisn manufacture re ~
and qualities Of which Feel confident viii be fennd ~
equal in this country.
IA 10 do for dinner cloths, very cheap. =.
Also, Io4 o. a. and - Flemish danasks by the yard s"
heavy and cheap. -
only objection urged srsns, these goods whS
that ,hey win long
Also tray, lunch, and ovcrsy cloths 10 match.
Also, NAPKINS in the following rzesi III
AKA, al 7e, 7s 4 "a, 5aN a. 5sr3f and 5bteN''"
matching " desired.
Also white double dsms.t fruit and doics, some IS Wv
30 cents the dozen. a.....,
Also Of beautifully nue and heavy Russia vs.
ing very reasonable. ,-1h.A
IA IVA ia and 80 heavy do for general ana h
the bcrhs Of vesse
heavy wide linens for pillows and hola'erj ~ 49,
celebrated makes known, particularly Richardson ha
which warranted and cheap 49, - and
Also case linens widths, in white bua '
gray, with all the fixtures. u,,yg
Always and complete assortment .
tapestry tapestry Brussels, plain BRUSSELS ply ingram .,rh
Scotch carpengs, with and door s r.pi
Everything relating curtains from the most costly an"
20 the most modest asd rlnin - ~hich
Oi.coths for eorntry pfo1"cei
will be cut To ht any hall, passage, as per diagram
Also, rich table Oh cloths. .e.uv 10.
To al of which the s,tendcs Of bose n want
ved. CLAGETT Dobsor,st
May la-'teof ra. sv.nus, door east ~ w -
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lUUITE GOODs-To-day W open
w 80 pieces white cambfios nom fine
20 /" jaeone cambrics, assorted, qualities fine
10 I" plaid Swiss muslins, the proper patterns
20 i" striped cambria muslius
300 plaid musins Of al stiles, in agreeable patterns
40 F." dotted Swiss musns
1Oe +" plain book muins
With lots OF other desirable goods, arriving daily.
Terms cash, unloss arranged 10 contrary
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing
FERRY DR0TuRR
May 7-90uf Opposo Centre Market.
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Mus. ANN ~. CLARK Will open Saturday, May
III ~ and Tuesday, the 2 large and splendid
Grape, silk fncy hats superior % with very large
fashionable variety fancy saws lace Cossamer aces
fine, and In style.
Misses chldrcn' all her fashionable saloon Bridge
street, Georgetown, ID. y.
May 2i-d3t.
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NY rELEaRAPH.
Interesting from Hauaaa.

CHARLEsTos May "a Letters from Havana port that
four respectable citizens had been condemned by mill
ary commission for having in their possession patriot
flag four others had likewise been condemned for
attending ball given la Of the Queen oil Spain, They
were all transported TO Centa.
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Personal Movements.

NORFOLK, May 2i.--Mr Graham. the Secretary Of the
Navy, Commodore Shubfck, and Commodore Morris, Wis
tied the United States ships now al this port. yesterday
aud were received with the customary salute,
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Experimental Trip.

NORFOLK, May 2i-The new government steamer Pow
hatan made an experimental "Trip 10 the Capes Today,
and her machinery found TO work admirably through
Secretary Johnson, Commodofes Shubrick aud Nor
rs and other distinguished officers, on board.
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opened by h proprietor H. MoNNoT the first day oJune
next, n summer branch Of the New York Hotel.
The Marine Hotel rs situated
Sound aording all excellent bathing
romantic drives the country
e1oued insure for the hou the distinguished patronage
vious
Plans be and engaged above hotel Fair
held, tho New York Hstei The distance
53mies, and New
At Fairfield several times each day. Ma -dtiJuy
RApP's Niche Gold Pcns-oatepted ssa-Embracine all
~ The properties in e finest quill pen, with the durability Of
metal Recommended many well known
For sale at the agency, TAYLOR n MAURY's
May I'D bookstore, near OH street.
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ByA. GREEN, Auotioneer.

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on
Tuesday afternoon next the 2ah instant ate O'Clock
premises public 81
18Th and streets, directly opposite Franklin Square
beautiful STORY brick, with basement finished
desirable a
small geniee family story
rear, aud belonging 10 the premises
Ters fh cash the balance in equal payments in
ally Title indsputabe deed given aud deed OF taken,
Nav 0-du A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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ny .. Q. MCGUIRE, Auou.ncer.

VALUABLE BUILDING Lo1 AT AUC'rION.-on Thursday,
2t May, ats O'Clock, the premises shall sell lot
No. Mo- A, between and fronting IS n
inches 9th street. with depth Of 37 and
tanning 1872 square feet. Title ndisputahe
Terms onerd cash residue IN equal nstalments and
twelve months, with interest," satisfactorily secured.
JAS O, MCGUIRE,
may1S-d Aucioneer
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--Just received from Philadci
ph another lot OF Parsons celebrated
This refrigerator
is 80 constructed that lies directly bottom thereby
creating circulation
Az upright rehseraors have the ice top
meats &c consequently cannot keep III. provisions bottom
cold The Interior Of this
ranged that each article 81 food Kept entirely separate
with facility. Call and examine them.
q WOODWARD sole Of Colunbis enp-
sylvsnis avenue, between 10th and lIh
May ls-3m
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The above pages estimating 900 pages -.
furnished BY the department. 100 bs
Blank other description Of printing required m
Of the above each hrosdde TO be counted %
page. 4,
II erpressy understood charge Of any o.
.crpon The prices bid for printing must cove
and include all contingencies and extras. -
a any description print
ing which may properly be called book pamphlet work f
cnred BY special contract =
bidders printing viii their hds with ssmp@
quality Of the dcren, kinds Of paper ey % fnie
Ap 2o-iawt3dJone
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Death of George Hoyiaad.

Nav BEDFORD, May ri MIR George Rowland, citizen
OF this place. worth hall million Of dollars, died this
morning, aged 40 years.
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Sailing of The Washington.

NEw YoRK May 22.-The steamer Washington sailed 10.
day Tor Southampton taking seventy passengers and
$40 900 ia specie
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Sea Bathing.-Hygcia Hotel Old Point Comfort, Va
THIS large and magaieen. establishment having been recently
purchased by the subscribers TO which they have very
made extensive additions and aeaons now for
Surrounded entirely by water every facility
bathing offers great the traveller in pursuit Of
presents mos, magnificent prospect, while the Fort The
nnS os y interest," Th s a @ anu
well bath viii, hot and shower baths open a. al
benefits resulting from sea bathing and the sea breeze are becoming
place healthy finer climate than this
The sne and fall month"; a lever and sne and
celed BY any even in the mountain region; ,., =. -,
Sns N oS
and pistol gallery, erected the past season
The hotel complete in al is active and efficient
der all The most agreeable aud interesting resort in the
The Norfolk Richmond Petersburg, Baltimore
Washington Philadelphia, and New York. land daily
]. P. REYNOLDS Co.,
Board per day. a. by the week. a, the rate of 81 q per- day
mouth over 81 so per day Children and
charge guests house, except
No charge for Omnibus. No charge for por,ense
should addressed Hyseia iIocs
May 23-Gtcp'
ladies call and The goods consisting
MS,,in embroidered s sss%.s, ~ esns~ss
hs.;. g collar A.. e g g ?"
Lace collars, cspes, and caps
Muslin embroidered cuffs, IS cents to 80
Swiss do inserting and edgtng lax cents TO - 80 per
Cambria embroidered inserting edgna lax
Fine embroidcredlinen handserchisf, q Is 10 s.
DO DO grass .a. ana , 40 al 81 senstosl
E% ls and dotted muslin and lace nett
SWISS muslin, cambric, book, and Null muslin
e.pe And a sSe Of a fS s sc. 1 .s ss'H'
Fly and mosquito netting Tor beds and windows. -.
May 2o-3, Penn. between 10Th and lin streets
and splendid stock embeinsa great variety The newest aud
latest styles Of
Hosiery, pocket hRndk cchiets, dressing robes
New style OF canes and umbrellas for summer
All just received per express, and for sale at
Hat Cap, and Genemon's Furnishing STORE, avenue
May 23-5uf near VI street.
oTRAw GOODS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
and varied OF the latest and fashionable styles
received per express and for sale at cuAs LANES
Hat Cap, Furnishing Store, avenue
May a3-3uf near A street.
By j. q. MCGUIRE, Auct,onecr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AuCTIoN,-On Friday, May
IA 81 No ss ,sS on % r s 70. no nos
the OF commencing eight feet
feet place beginning con
tanning 9,o3s square feet, moro or less y -
Terms T.1,,, cash JAS O. meGuIRE,
Of silk cashmere, isle thread merno, cotton
In shirts wrappers, and drawers.
and qualities plain embroidered, and figured night shirts linen
xso linen and cotton draws superior articles. An jus, received
CHARLES H. LANES
Hat Cap, and Geptcmens Furnishing Store
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
May 0o-aif
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MARYLAND Pugrims' CeIebrntion.--The celebration,
III commemorative of the landing Of Pilgrim Fathers, will
bold the 75h May the the old city Ma
rye In ST. Mays county, under the OF Phlodemc
co Of Georgetown College The ancient Capitol
the citizens Of Maryland Virginia, and the District Of Columbia
invited with heir families. The
sembly, bishops attending Baltimore,
authorities Of BALTIMORE have accepted invitations
Them viii attend.
The riodcmc Society have chartered The magnificent
"Baumoren for which will Georgetown
Washington l24, Alexandria 2, Mnrbury's Land
ing nj 81 the 2ith, and will touch al Pney Point
Music and dancing win be provided the the
hcauon OF ladies and gentlemen going and returning The
will night the 2h finey Point
the oh aud viii visit Fort Washington, and, II time will permit
Mount Vernon.
Henry May, esq, OF Baltimore, will e orator.
Tho TIP, with meats suppled viii S. each Tickets be
procured on board the steamer
By order Of tho
May 2l-da COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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(NREAT Steamboat Excursion, miles down nc
Potomac nvorone OF the beautiful in this
The splendid Baltimore will Ma
rvs celebrate the landing Pilgrim Fathers aordng
opportunity members national legislature
families citizens Washington and Ale
dia relieved city
The boat Will leave Georgetown u O'Clock, Monday
morning. 2h inst Washington st o'clock and Alexandra at
p. touching Marburys wharf O'Clock and
thence proceed Piney Poni and afterwards Mays river
when she viii remain the old the fret Maryland,
whilst the celebration 25t.
Tuesday the 25b will Piney Point when the festivities
will be closed by splendid and ball. be that night
for those who wish participate and Wednesday the 18Th will
homewad, passing Mount Vernon and landing
For Washington giving
wing in Washington about O'Clock m.
Tickets for the Trip IS, including be had
board.
May Aida
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By .. G. MCGUIRE, Auc,.omeer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED LOT ELEVENTH STREET
WEST AT AUCTloN.On Thursday, May a. S, D. m, on
the shall sell OF lot Is 49,
brick house, with slate roof situated lh
between and N
Terms one-bid cash residue equal insaments Of six
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest, satisfactorily secured
!. G.. MCGUIRE,
May I'D huctioneer
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTioN.-on Friday,
May %, at O'Clock, m, the premises, shall sell
No g. between 9th and 7 streets, and Of lot No
on street, u square No. 447.
Terms reaidue equal insialm4ns six
twelve eighteen months with interest," satisfactorily
J. G, MCGUIRE,
May I'D Aucuoneer.
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MR. GRAFTON POWELL. ~ respectfully sr"s.rs Il
N candtdsie fof W..
cownc the ensuing election, and VII se
May l2-eoddt MANI w.
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MARLEY UALL.-Tbis beautiful and valuable estate the
residence Of tho late Dr. John Toup, containing about 30
win be offered for Exchange city,
uday the Of June Dariey susted Baltimore
and Hartford turnpike, within hundred yards
boundary ofhe n deemed
ton Of the improvements and grounds, supposed that
who DESTROYS Of purchasing will
selves a. beautiful and delightful residence, property
likely enhance In value in the vicinity Of Baltimore
AZ be compared with this.
DESTROYS seeing every day
JOHN =. CUTTINGS
Baltimore May %, Issa May aces,
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BROOKE ID. WILLIAMS,
BANKER,
(oFrosTrE rRrAsuRYD
Washington City, d. e.,
WILL money dopose sell United
w
viii OF treasury the
drafts for his sponden usual
Robert Read, esq President Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Smith, esq, Cashier Bank Of the Metropolis Washington,
City.
Me.si.. coteoran 4 Rigs, Bankers, Washington city.
l2-du
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CARDDr j. D. MARTIN opened bic ofsce a the corner
n streets, where those wishing his medical ADVICE
vi him.
Az 0-dd
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MARRIED.,

Monevideo February, by the Rev CuARLEs s.
the United States gae Congress Dr. JOHN
WARD United navy, Miss MARY GRACE DALTON
daughter 81 RonrRr NJ HsMLros, ESQ., consul Of The
United States that city.
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\ INEN GOODS---hmvng To- day
20 pieces linen 'hoe,ing GALL linen and all wdts)
low prices
20 pllowcase linens, assorted ia widths and qualities
(pure lnen)
100 dozen and pieces towels and o,gelinEs
pieces table diapers damaks, choice patterns
cx
90 I" shirung linens, very cheap warranted linen
20 /" fine linens, for bosoms aud collars.
Az persons desiring kind Of linen goods may rely getting
them really pure, proverbialy prices,
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles prices, and fair dealing be relied in
cases PERRY BROTHER,
May 7-o0m Opposite Centre Market
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printing % all kinds including which may be required
the Of the Department OF the Interior o. am
Of whether be nsuneno
forms, blanks solid matter not loaded ias
work. work. faint ruling lnisR and red un
lninq name, uc description the same sha
be known usually designated by, The Once requiring ~ and
folding stitching, pa-,ng &c on tha following d
IN
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CEPARATE PROPOSALS. furnishing the stationery ana a.
~ executing printing this department during 6s -
ending 1853, will be received
June Those unaeconpaied by satisfactory
iy 10 fulhl a contract will not be considered.
All the articles stationery be OF the best oua,s
talie pens, lead penei knives ink, Sc The d
schedule and the department the teta
samples and the The on
Them, AT lie option. No bid Will be nbel
the articles not OF the kind and quality required
for the department.
aud specify price, price, and eve ~
schedule Should required ~,
they furnished
according quality Blank forms proposals will Furnished
department applying them without uni
therein the department would md IL difcu
ciop, VIII be taken INTO cogsideauon unless
agreeing herewith.
The printing executed perfect tyne and nm
for the different descriptions
printing viii be furnished by the the depa
met ordering IT, 10 designate the pane, ana
tybe otherwise, and the number sheet
Al The furnished and work be mus n
qualify and delivered without delay ana
Of the head Of the Office for which are "a
quited.
The department itself The right Of ordering greater
quantity article contracted public
service may require.
Bonds with approved security bs person or mar
conacting and OF failure 10 supply the articles
and his IslJs
specified such bond, quidaed
The suhoDed lists specify nearly be
quality and description Of each OF the kinds Of articles
work that will be wanted.
m being impractcabe give precise description the ma
qualify Of the kinds Of printing bidders referred
samples The different offices for specimens Of the general
descriptions required
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UIILARD's U0TEL.-rive dolars given
w for recovery memorandum books
WIZARDS Hotel. Ne questions asked.
May 22-2td.
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ny- First Presbyterian Church, la Street--Thers
viii be preacbing Ia this church sabbaJ H. m
In the morning and evening by the Rev Mr.
afternoon by another member OF the general
scmbly.
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fy- Asaocistfop.-A meeting Of this
held Democratic Hail." Monday evening
NEXT oath instant
May 2a-it j. d. HooNEk, President
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M Third Wsrd.--JOs. w. DAVIS IL recommended n
81 the ward the board Of
approaching election, and he win be
ported by MAJORITY
May 93-eoda
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THE LANTERNS New Work weekly paper, upon
May ~ FRANcK TAYLOR,
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GREAT BAItGAINs+-seing off cost-The undersg ned,
being determined change his business calls Of
the public his stock Of boots and Shoes which he determined
sell of eesh.
All wishing avail themselves of the opportunity
getng great bargains Immediately am
determined to close my business BY the i5th June.
May 22-st TH0s. A. SCOTT
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CoAsr sravrY OFFICE, May II, 1852

DEPARTMENT STATE, Washington, May 81, 1852.
Information received this department from T. NJ Rod
United States Matanza that Mr. John Gun
nnghsm the Havana railroad, who had been imps
place day Of September last charged
with and neglect running the engine and train
on the whereby thirty wounded
o the l2tl,
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srLEspIp LorTEnlEs Fon JUNE, lsss.

40 drawn wininglon Del Saturday June 1851.
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Certificates OF packages of % whole tickets Sl40 90
of p half do
DO do OF p quarter do IS
IfOrde tickets
splendid prompt
Official each drawing Immediately
all who order
Address Il. r.. o'BRIEN, Agent,
(Successor J. & q. Manry,1
. Ap ls Ale xandfa, Virginia.
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Department OF state,
Washington, May al, 1879.
GPECfAL NOTtCETboso who may require certificates
In authorization of the Official character Of
Washington, the District Columbia
hereby notified hereafter until otherwise directed such co6
procured application the clerk Of the circuit
Of the District Of Columbia, who is the proper officer furnish
them. May 2-d2w
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There being lands within Tho EpwAHpsyllf dic and p
district, falling whn INC SIT
milo railroad such vacant nno nnapprnpntco
lying within those DISTRICTS which have
withheld from said road and
United amer the selections for he road
have Completed will aforesaid, be
the following Periods 10 wit
Monday the fVh day n
Juv newt Monday,
fpentp- sirt day OF July next
No right OF eupon pubic
Withheld account % the railroad
settlement
subsequent September 1850 and prior day
shah again be made subject entry
Where land warrants, they
Of the land, any pu
money be paid In regua
prescribed by this Office 23d March
Given under hand, the General Office day
Of April, 1852.
Ap7-Iawi3w j.. BUTTERFIEI.n, Commissioner.
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" Democratic" Mass Meefing-Letter from
II. Il. Hallett.
ere Of The y. Y Tribune

Cofrespouderce Of The y. y Tribune.
PETERSBURG, Va. Monday, Oct p 1852.
The apology for mass meeting, gotten up
by the Democrats of this city and surrounding country
was brought to close on Saturday evening. The
croicd was addressed by Hon. J. Y Mason Judge Cas-
kie, NJ c. from the Richmond District and other speak
ers of less note The renegade Wing from Richmond,
James Lyons expected, but did not arrive owing,
it is said to his arrest growing out Of the difficulty BE-
tween himself and Hon j. NJ Botts whchit feared
might lead to duel.
The President, II. X. Meade read long letter from
Halott In which he expressed for himself and the
Northern Democracy great fidelity 10 the South, but
asked what encouragement they had TO battle for the
South when they were denounced a. Aboltonists II
sad the charge made against him that he the author
of resolution which reads 1--WE opposed to Slavery
in every form and color and in favor of freedom and
free-so wherever man exists throughout Gods her-
tsCe," was false lie had never uttered such sent-
mcn nor had heeyer voted for Abolitonist Free
.5oiler D.
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Broadway; James Maxweirs, No. ID Bowery or BY
addressing line to THonAs A. DEvrR
WiliamsbHrgh, Oct q. ls52
Loco Pocoi-m Practically Illustrated.

The present condition of affairs in the prliicI-
pei administrative Offices Of this State ought 70 opsn the
eyes ofthe people 70 the danger and folly Of committing
the public interests to LocOFOco management g
have Canal Board which has deliberately violated the
pledges upon which into power. II Is conceded
on all hands that the Canal interest was never before
placed in such unworthy handa They have retucedthe
revenues by their own folly and increased the expen
dtures by their prodigallty Even Chatheld proclans
that the Board Is Incompetent and unaithuL lac D.
mocratc Auditor arrGigns the Commissioners on charges
Of pTofgacy aud corruption but the complaint u as
missed and i decided THAI action Is unnecessary one
wing Of the Loco Foco party charges ia own candidate
for Canal Commissioner with making corrupt contracts;
while il il known that their candidate for Lieut. n ant
Governor abored day and night 70 effect scheme wnch
and more corrupt By half o million o; dollars
Such the condition Of affairs in tst most Important
branch Of the state admins iraton The finances are
under the charge of un, and incompetent Controller
who esteems il his principal duty to peram6uate the
country and quarter his relations upon the Treasury
two of whom are said 10 be drawing salaries for very
smell services He has done his best 70 discredf the
Styte and we understand he has swamPed the general
fund by his neglect Of duty in failing 10 advertise the
tax lands for sale which were rehed upon Tor some
$4,000 the present wear. His own prtisans assert
that be i unfit his post and complaints are heard on
every side Of neglect delay and confusion
OF the Attorney Generals Office II is hardly necessary
10 sijeak The State Prison Inspectors are charged
with corruption by members of their own party, wlo
have made charges and furnished testimony on an APP
plication for their removal from Office Wne the ques-
ton is pending whether they shall be removed for mai
versations one Of them Is nominated as candidate Tor
reelection Finally these men and their apJoslsts
make loud professions Of virtue economy and superior
capacity for public affairs. for the people TO decide
how long such things shall be tolerated
Albany Evening JourntL