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A CA RID.

HAVING learned that report is in circulation
Il before the public which il calculated to injure
me very ousy, insomuch as it is said tiiSt Johu
smith, coored boy, died from maltrratment at my
ma nds; therefore feel it my duty to deny publicly
having struck or injured said John Smith. in any
way whatever. ELISHA G. GRANT.
Washington, October ), 1858.
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FURNISHED X o q M S-Two we'll fur
i nishei CHAMBERS, in modern built house.
with all necessary cOnvencLces for bathing. can be
bod without board, in private family, in of the
most desirable situations in Washington, xald but a
few minutes' walk from the Departments. Apply
TO DR. PHILIP SMITH. III street, between 9th and
10th, opposite the Episbopal Church.
g1-pntf
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ID L &c n.

In New Orleans Of yellow fever on the I'D OF
August, Mr.. CHARLES d. MOREHEAD, a brother
OF August, Mrs. ELIZA, eonsort of Charles d. More
head; On the 10Th Of August, CHARLES EDWIN
MOREuEAD. son, and on the 22d Miss EMMA A.
Green. Ky.
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DO K II T. N II Furnished or unfurnished
l. ROOMS. with or without boarding, can be OBJ
tained in private family by early application
Reference as to responsibility will be required. In
1uirc Mt T9B. Browns Store, corner of eth and
streets. oct 4-potf-
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90 Joe ShiiIingtGn receives all the NEw
Books and NEWSPAPERS az fast rs published. He
is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
Ortment of Blank Books and Stationery ut his Book
tore, Odeon Building, corner of ~ stree; and Penn
yivanla avenue. aug 10
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6, I p. N.-There
were sales of 10000 bushels of wheat
to-day before the news arrived at to ,
cents lower. Corn is unchanged. Flour
ST G2. Other things unchanged.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

/ WILL offer at private sale, my LEASE, with
Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articies all of
which will he shown to any one wishing To pIr-
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 9th street runs back to street; con-
talns II rooms IN good order Tine of lease 81
months. The House is in good repute and doing a
good business; front just painted. A quantity of
good LIQUOR can he had at cost price. For fur
Their particulars the subscriber.
All persons indebted to me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
sepG-n
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Single and Double Barrel Guns and
Cunning Apparatus.

T0HN W. BADEN, near the corner of Sixth street
u and Pennsylvania avenue, has lately received Il
full supply Of the above Goods; consisting in part
Of
Fine English stubb Twist and Damascus Double and
Single Barrel Fowling Pieces Of all sizes
Common and low priced English aud German do
Single and Double Barrel Ducking Guns
Boys Guns
Game Bags, Liquor Flssk,, Shot Pouches
Powder Easks, Single and Double Belts
Walkers, Ely'f, COxs and other English and French
Caps
Patent Metallic and Paper Wads and wad Paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipple Wrenches, Tubes Wad Cutters
Ramrod Heads and Screws
Patent Lever Charges Bullet Moulds
Pistol Belts, Hunting Knives lie. in great variety.
Sportsmen are particularly invited to examine my
stock before purchasing, nearly all ofmy Sporting
Goods made to order and importee direct and Of
course can offer great inducements any other
house In this country.
DAILY EXPECTED
An assortment Of the most celebrated kinds of Sport
ing Powder. JOHN W. BADfN
oct 4-eoSv-
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FNOR IL k NT-A first class BOARDING HOUSE
L on street, near l4:f. four stories in height
with back building rontsiI.ing large dining room.
parlors. and thirty "hamtcrs. Rent 100 Apply
corner of III ard 3:h strpet sen 2--dtf.
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Later from Chincha Islands.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The latest accounts
from the Chincha Islands relative to the
condition ofCaptain McCrerren, of whose
seizure by the Peruvian authorities you
have accounts by the Crescent City, rep
resent him as chained by the feet to
ringbolt on board the guard-ship; no one
allowed to see him but physician, and
in dying condition.
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II r RI ED.

On the 10Th September, at Easton, Nd, by the
Rev. Henry NJ. Mason, d. D., Captain L. 7. HARD.
CASTLE, U. 5. Army, to SALLIE D., daughter of the
late Col. VIM. Hughlett.
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Medical Department of GeorgeIovvn
Cnlepe


GTher Of + and 12h streets, HdsIti,agLOa. d. c.
fNiIE next Course of Lectures will commence on the
first Monday of November, and continue till the
first Of March.
FACULTY:
NOBLE You've, NJ. D., Professor Of Principles ard
Practice al Medicine
CHARLES Ill. LIEBERMAN. VI D., Professor of Insti-
tutes and Practice of Surgery.
FLoD0aRDo HOWARD, VI. d., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ. d.. Professor of Anatomy
JOSHUA A. RiTCIIE VI. d., Professor of Materis
Meiica and Therapeutics.
JAS. W. III. IovEJoY, NJ. D.. Professor of Chemistry
SAMUEL W. EVERETT Nj. d., Associate Profc sor Of
Anatomy.
JAMES +. MORGAN, NJ. D. Professor of Physiology
A. Y YOUNG, VI. ID. Demonatrator of Anatomy
The supply of matcrial is ample and every facility
Is afforded for the successful prosecution of ANATOMY
The hospital accommodations have been much in
creased by the erection of additional buildings az
foring the most ample opportunities for clinical
struction.
Fee for the full course ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Naturalization, (paid only once ....-...... 5
Demonstrators ticket. Observation-Disclosures. 10
FLOD0ARDO HOWARD Dean fthe Faculty.
Office and residence corner of and 10th SITS
sep 15-Tht1Sov -
EM FOR ga fine saddle and
S6sEh harness HORSE, years old Also, fine
%~ BUGGY and gente-l KAWAY,
y II cheap tor cash. Inquire soOn of THOS
SMITH, Smiths Livery Stable, 10Th street west, be-
tween Ia. avenue and street north.
oct SITS
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MA r u X A ]. K A good two-story Brick
s,;ffsf Dwelling HOUSE, on Massachusetts avenue.
.s+.-in"rth of X street between 11tl and 12.h SITS
Possession can he given Alb ut the 18th Of Oct Der
Apply on tn premises 1t is the only brick houss
in the square. oct ;-3t*-
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GEMS FOR THE OPERAS.

GEMS FUh TdE UPEKAS.
TEMS FROM NORMA: Lucia di Lammermoor;
Theme de Beethoven; Opera Chorus Book; Bertins
studies for the piano; EEcho du Mont Blanc Polka;
and all the late songs. Schottsches Polkas, Waltzes
&c, regularly received and for sale at
Winners, 9Th street.
Where you always get Guitar aud Violin strings
Stationery, Hampton's Tincture, Phillipss Liquid
Glue, Pen-knives, Colognes, Toilet Soaps, Rasors
Shaving Creams and Boxes, Toothbrushes. Hair
brushes, Porte-monnaies, Combs, Gum Labels, &c,
&c, &c &S~Store open til nine o'clock at night.
sep 30 -....
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New Fail Styles of Gentlem ems Fur
ntshing Goods.
(tHAS- H. LANE has just returned from New
~ York, and is now opening large and elegant
assortment of Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks Ties Gloves
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, &c. together
with all other articles usually found in first class
establishment.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime my stock, which will be cheerfully exhibited
to all with polite attertion Reasonable prices and
fair dealing may be relied upon
LANES Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Establishment, Penn. avenue,
sep l3-eo2w near 4 4 street.
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FROM THE SPRIl

FROM THE SPRINGS,
JUST received fresh supply of Blue Lick and
- Congress Waters WIZ. BUTT,
Corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
l9-eO2W-
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN e. SCOTT, Auction,

By GREEN g. SCOTT, Auction.ers.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTG0N.-0n FRIDAY, the It'll instant we
shall SELL at 10 o'clock, at the residence Of Mrs Gull.
i-eu, on the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 9th and It'll streets, over Mr.. Hoovers Shoe
store. an excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz;
Mahogany Sofas, Psrlor and Rocking Chairs
Do Centre, Dining, Breakfast, and Card Ia
bles
Do SiGeboard, Dressing and other Bureaus
maple Bedstesds, Wardrobes and Washstands
Cane and Wood-seat Chairs of every description
China, Glass, Crockery. and Stone ware
Feather Beds, Bedding
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Paror Passage, Stair, and Chamber Cnrpets
oiic!o'n and Mating. Hearth Rugs &c.
Ra'liator, Air tight and other Stoves
"rh good as ortnent of kitchen requisites and
lots OF other articles, which deem unnecessary 10
enumerstP.
Terms SIS and under. cash over Sos a credit of
sixty and niney days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsej, bearing interest GREEN SCOTT,
octo-d Auctioneers
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BY r: n. sTRATTON, Auo,ioneer.

10y n. n. > TNATTON, Auctt0neer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &r.- On SATUR-
IL DAY morning, October sth, at 81 O'clock at
the Periodical and Furniiur Rooms If Mr. j. X. Ba-
ker, on 9TH street the corner of MARYLAND ave-
nue. Island, shall sell without eserve for cash in
bsnkable funds, general assortment of new and
secondhand Furniture. &c, viz:
Sofas, Chairs. Bedsteads
Tabs, Washstands. Clocks
Mattresses, Stoves, Crockery and Eartheu Ware
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
sae peremptory. L. y. STRATTON
&C I'd Auct;ornar
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@ BIESEL'S WIDOW g. SONS
-. PRIZE NEEDLES Worlds Fair, London
The best needle in use. Also, be st Sewing SILK
all colors Sewing Cotton; Thread Worsted India
Rubber; Buffalo, She'll md Horn Combs: Brushes
Three-ply Shirt Collars, choice article &C., all of
which may be found ut SHEDDS Fancy Goods and
Millinery Store, 18th ST., above Pa avenue.
sep27
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DOR SALE-A ROUTE on the "Star having
Il over SEQ subscribers. Apply at this Office. i'm
mediately. sep 23-tf-
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THE NOTES OF THE
Southern Manufacturers Bank
\ RE redeemed at par by the subscriber
N Office opposite Treasury Department corner
of 10th and + streets. HENRY NJ. NOURSE -
Agent Southern Manufacturers Bank
Aft
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w NTED-Twenty good MEN, to work on
w Telegraph line, now being erected Gu the Bslti-
more and Ohio Railroad. For further particulars
Drug Store. IN TREE
e3ts-
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WANTED MEDIATELY-Five or
w SIX pnntaoon and Vest MAKERS, to whom
constant employment will be given
VIM. TUCKER,
oc ST
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OLD NEWsPAPERs.-A lot for sale at the StDr
~ ONCE Jug l9-u
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G1 000 w A n T Z D-For three wears
Good snd satisfactory security given
on a Farm in Maryland. short distance from the
city; worth at present time $1,000 Title indisputa
bic. Address through the City Post Office - r.
Oe Sta
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SEE "ANTED-By gentleman and his la.
Ii dy, without family I'LL the first of April next
handsome modernbuilt HOUSE. thoroughly fur
nlshed with gas fixtures, &C. Possession to be given
End preferred. Early information j. requested bv
those having houses to let. as the applicants wish
to leave the city for few weeks. Apply at leo,
Browns Hotel. oc 5-te
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DREPARE FOR FALL g. Winter.
l. Just received, splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter GOODS, which will be made to order
in the best style and reasonable terms, by
w. MOORE,
Penn. avenue, next to corner 9th street.
sen l4-Im
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4 TaH DIsld.-We were yesterday shown by Mr.
Nicholas Iiapp, foreman of the Capital Grounds the
lalles daIa Vet produced to vision. 1t is thir
teen feet four inches in height, and quite beautiful
are the deep red flowers at its summit. II is tall
beauty. May be seen on the path leading to the
ngh:, As you enter the Capitol Grounds.
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WANTS.

NOTICE TO sEAMSTRESSEs-wan,ed, a capa-
1 bic Seamstress, to do the necessary sewing and
cutting, OF family. temporary or permanent
situanon may 70 found, by calling st the Pension
and Claim Agency Office Of Lloyd Co., 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, between the hours of and
O'Clock. oct s-3ts
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~. MOORE'S
New Tutoring Establishment on the Cash principle
Ia Opelred on the LIST Of September, on the
wost side of eth street. between G and II sts.,
N select assortment OF Cloths. Cassmeres.
--lR. Vestings and Fancy Goods in the furnishing
ine to which he invites the attention of the public
My motto is "No credit, punctuality in business
quick sales and small profits no charging. paying
customers high prices to make up for the loss and
those who get credit and never pay. Cash Custom
or none'.' sen 2O-eoow.
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WILL
ts 10 the Nary Ycrd.-Congres., at its last ses-
''u, MADE an appropriation to have posts provided,
pipes iad, and gas lamps put Up on the main route
hOm the Capitol TO the Navy Yard gate. We are
requested by citizen OF that quarter to ask why i.
not The work done, and assured that an applica
n Is I" be made to the next Congress for charter
iOI another gas company.
bridge CLosed.-Travelers will notice that the
Long BRIDE ID TO be closed Monday, for about ten
Gay', to afford an opportunity for repairs.
ni4c tie German Red Acn.-lt will be seen
Nat the German Winnebago Tribe, U. o. r. NJ.
are to have their grand annual ball to night week
"hen waltz and cotillion, with fine music &C., will
'Heef Inc flying moments Of the night. |, takes
pace al Carusi's fine Saloon.
DecaHy~ " eGther.-As we 1.-The reader and usl
"e IN TIE habit Of complaining of bad weather when
"eomes, It Is no more than Justice to saw that We
~" nave Charming weather, and so we put il OH
record
"e CH'nese again st .4lerGnd-ia-lhe Chinese
1HO'er', Acro6ats and Juggers, we learn, will give
"u'ef performance at Alexandra, by request of
many Of Its citizens, on Friday evening next at Lib
VI" HAIL The programme will state the particulars
'"cu'f Coart-This tribunal will not be I'm session
again uli the third Monday Of thi, month.
DD" o. the National GuaTd.-ro day, this ane new
,'niP@ny oil the IsaLd announce their proposed
van 10 take place on the evening of the 18th inst.
= 'ackSon Hall, with strong corps Of managers,
- 'Of lhe occasion. Their names are sure guar
Ahies Of truly grand bail.
I'e'-fhe Marine Band appeared yester
gay afternoon On the Capitol Grounds, but a rain
ming up with stormy betokenngs, they did not
give their usual concert.
"e'-Ihe alarm Of Are last night was caused by
accidental burning Of some shavings in a cellar.
'O'her OF and 7th STREETS The fire was extn-
- su''ned before any amount of damage was done.
hfenlen were out promptly, but fortunately there
Sas no need of their services.
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PG-cSs Of tAe Mounted Guard.-The Presidents
Mounted Guard out on 4 fine parade ihis after
ncou fully accoutred, and make splendid appear
uniforms, the "buglers' making excellent martial
Music. They visit Georgetown during the after
noon, and will meet with a soldiers welcome there
no doubt. The proposed change of name, we un-
derstand, has not been agreed 10 by the company.
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NEWSPAPERS AND THE POST OFFICE:

To The E9ito, i Ta.N y Tossm&
SIt: Your paper dOe- not come into this Ol until
nearly week alter is pobi,het-t5e queuos OF the
usl being wbdrAsn from Geneva 10 Lyons. Now, If
YOU will by ofs r'cusr. and th-nes the dire 1t
isiroad 20 Ly' n. shall re. Friday night
Yours r,sps ctully, wa. ;. SEELf.
sodus Center, Jelly 81, 1883
We receive good many letters like the foregoing
but their multiplicity does not reconcile 10 their pro-
yokiDg lack Of sense and intelligence Let if
cannot explain the matter so that the obstinate
stupidity cannot longer refuse TO understand it.
We print newspapers TOR living, aa1 very glad
TO sell them 70 all who will buy Of Oar terms
plainly stated snd hold ourselves morally and legal
~ hound 10 fulfill them the letter. Bat do not
Transmit Newspapers other msiable mi,ter-thst is
en- entirely different business, which do not under
take and cannot control When our PAGERS have been
duly ebv.loped addressed TO subscribers and de.
posted in the Post. Office, contract is fulfilled and
our control over them a. end. Another party
namely, the L S. GOvemmens-undertak-s their due
Transmission and prompt delivery and is paid hersfor
BY eur subscribers If that party performs is service
badly or tardiy or not az all deeply injured
well as sggrieyed BY such unfatbulness on; cannot
hepi:. Tie means Of redress are NOT ia our hands.
Our subscribers might just we'll plain 20 "a that
Pcsmasters who ought promptly deliver their papers
deran aid read them that they are senC By wrong
routes and not received soon as they should be.
For all .uch grievances as Mr seely complains Of,
the proper appeal IT, frat 70 the Postmaster al soda'
Center; next 10 the Postmaster in this CRY; thirdly 20
the Postmaster General Mr.. 5 should have made ms
representation TO the p. NJ Sodus Center. asking
hin Wis Tie Tribune BOT broaghs BY gay Of the ne"
direct Rarcadi The P NJ would probably sn'Fer
" B,csuse there is no Mail carried that road which
would settle the question far the Posrmas,ers are
eopcer1ed for they no more establish or change
Mail Routes Il an We can. Then the next sep should
he "a arou,e local feeling which should demand he
tsbishmeDt Of Mail Route on the direct Rairoad-so
rFec. which. the nearest L. s. Senator, (Hon VIM
II Sevard) and the Member elect from that district,
Col E. B. Morgsn,) should be appealed TO, With the
Members from the 0nondsga and Monroe districts res
pectively They would all eheerfaly unite in repre-
sen,ing the case to the P NJ. General and this would
doubtless the redress required But asking as
to take TIE Mails of one route and send them by an
other or Perhspstc establish Nal route where none
nov exists s % TAX vel tried patience to the ,r'
CT is cspacity
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he merely showed them how badly their york as n
and explained TO how much damage "a csus~f
to him By their lazines, The resul: ~ 1-.e osse-
vaiions was WY faces and 4 little CRU no lE R-noe
s'ranoes Addressed by al old blcb-lr - ~ n'a'-
heeper were D-vsr -is-d NJ sod % u
you zee Tow 'yr.nbi1e over them sss s'n"-r7y
moved by the Lsmsniiy II This N ! e'lf not
help replying TO him, that wh. BE- "np .'ned 80 < =
It'll an argument AZ amt slavery H. nid have e'n Del
ed hired sborers To- d. their s1k s ~ threatening -
discharge eu ba; Win ,iase.. ih-r- Is ID rf-a''-
but 10 use the ash or suff-r r. ,n Their iii-u-s'
saw okLtAvs
II oihicui. 10 b. -syyoiui-i iiaa Ga i.
Nev-Orleau- u The ,ni u'-' hu' 10 80 IL 90 h".
was walking Urosra b. ti sun in - 81 h- C
New OH ais BIS ne uniform characr ~r'er = pre-
BY all tie Cities e rhe Union. tn N's AL -
without CistD tot AZ -ich &C. 10 PDi-i o:
gtt he called the absence Il cha-si--. p .aG nl
which met with b that All il La soa and ,
in New England Ths hsLd bii in lrse csPi'..-. an
sale If limits AMI ,isres j. they T-re 20
ihirgs Of tie SANE usture One Of - v-. g. D. -o Is
represented a. i1o;-.) eel Al ido,i
Ii hot til srv. az the Leyes inst oo.An-d q
perception of the Commercial. life OF N-S Orleans. N
sstoDi-t.d At The spectacle shch pres n;~d 70 me- ev7
after having NeE-York vast epA's extends DE-
the City and the river thi. il covered With c'sk-
and bales fcotton and crossed in al directions by dr.ys
Their drays are drawn by mules, AID driven " olark.
giving TO a aspect # the activity Of ns.ee n
great American Git.
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POST OFFICE OLD FOGYIsM.
tn, Svraense Daiir Journal avs:

Thf >truCnsf DdhI J0urndf slys.
The Gen. raj Post 0fce D@p.rtmsn, having neglected
to make the proper arans' msnts there mils
ceiyed by the Direct Railroad between this city and
Rochester snhough the main current Of travel has been
on that route and such Arrangements should have gone
into effect upon The rt Of last moo The places dong
ihs line supplied by ne Old stage and ohsr convey
srces m cisy a. they before the Road WAS opened
On }, once in two or three days thew have nail facilities
with he great Scrld outside part OF which 'nsy nov
pose o.,
,kast Mr. CsrpeeWs d. prtmepf, do not know that this
cr,et route ", in existence Petitions have been sent
for a proper postal Arrangement but are unheeded fer'
ara were consequently died away unread. We almost
wonder that Rump L@gislsnre IN 'ts esgerness 10
transact unusus business hsd not sent special messenger
70 Warrington announce the opening ~ the neS rosds
and 10 give particulars Of the aunt they had over H. the
enthusiastic D plla- receptions nc. . -,
BE this As il may. the Department At Washington mas
displsyed urpardorabs NJ gect The cssired srrAnse.
menis would interfere with no previous conrscs ana
should he made without delay. Similar heedessness VI
other quarters would justify the people 10 demsnoos ,nA
the present in umbens shall give place 10 more worthy
successor or such relief hopsless that the ross
Office Department shall be made deld OF private enter
prise.
We copy the above for the edi6cstion of few OF the
Fogy family whe think the Post Master General does
all that any man could to expedite the mails and scouo-
date the public Evidently the editor of the journal not
Of that way Of thinking else he would not say similar
heedessness, sc.
Yes similar heedlessness ia All quarters wherever an
Off cisl Of the post Office drss bis slow length does dem and
that they shah reform give up the letter carrying mo-
nopoly private enterprise Better for the people
that the work should be done by Government il done in
the same goaheAd manner that private enterprise woald
do but lift mus, BE- done by the who
hrg like the incubus Of the night mare upon the nscks OF
the people let them be made 10 do their duty For in
similar cases 20 that OF this railroad, the Depart
ment will neither furnish ihema nor let individuals do
on private account.
The only way that reform b. effected is for
tho papers OF the country to sho~ up tbs miserable man
SEGMENT connected with the mails 10 the manner OF the
above