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II T. J. CARSON 4 co, NOS. Al AND IS
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je 18-1y
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~ PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this Issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by H. T. PAIRO
l. CO.; in Washington City by PAIRO NoURSE.
Sc Pts
e. ROPER L. MURRAY, UNDERTAKINGS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
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u THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office of
II. T. Pairo Co.
no8-ts VIM. N. TINSLEY.
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As will be seen by Mr.. Wlnston's advertisement
annexed he will continue the Grocery, Commission
aud Forwarding Business at the old stand of Mace Il
Winston and / cordially recommend him to the pa
tronage of the old customers of the house.
NJ H. MACE
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IN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway
i " f,om the subscriber, about the first of this
month"; STEPHEN, who is sometimes called Stephen
Allen. He is tall rather slender built, about6 feet
high, tawny complexion, aud is slow to speak
either lurking about Rockets or Church HILL or else
in the lower part of the county, where he came
from. | will give the above reward if taken out of
the county. and the customary reward IL taken in the
county. and all expenses paid.
no 2S-6t@ RICHARD MALONE.
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Having purchased NJ. ii. Nace's interest in the con-
Germ of MACE l. WINSTON, (as will appear from
the above advertisement,) | will continue the GRO
Gerry, COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSI-
NESS at the old stand, corner of Cary and Pearl
streets. | shall retain the services of Mr.. w. NJ
MACE and ID. Y. PANKEY, and respectfully solicit
the patronage of the friends and customers of the late
concern, promising to my best efforts merit it.
as well as that of the public generally.
JOS. P. WINSTON.
November 9th, 1858.
~ Lynchburg Virginian Fincastle Democrat and
Valley Wing win please copy three times.
DIS
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T II e A T r e.
OF LOVE.
RICHMOND DANCING ACADE-

Oh RICHMOND DANCING ACADE-
81 MY, BOSHER'S HALL-CHAS. A. MEVOY
ZIP respectfully announces that his Course for the
h-rk coming season will commence on FRIDAY
Evening Dec. 3D. II O'clock for gentlemen, and on
SATURDAY, the Sd, at 101 O'Clock, A. NJ, for young
ladies', misses and masters. The gentlemen's class
will meet every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings
during the The misses class every
TUESDAY Afternoon at 81 O'Clock, and SATUR-
DAY Mornings at lOl o'clock
The usual facilities for the rapid advancement of
Dancing taught, among which the new Dances, La
Imperiao, Braganza, and Anagonaise. Persons
wishing 20 join, and these having children to enter
should do the opening, Mr. M. will teach but
quarter, and no pupils will be taken after the
School will have been in cession one week. Terms
for the quarter, $40.
Private classes either for ladies gentlemen, will
be formed at the opening of the School Mr. M may
be seen at the Hall few days before the opening,
and on any day after. no Pits
Il ENCING.-Corner of Main and Wall
Il streets-Entrance on Wall street,-MAJOR
JOSEPH VANDOR, Professor of the National, Sci
entifc and Military College, at Brandywne Springs
Delaware would respectfully inform the public that
his FENCING SCHOOL is now open for the recep-
ton of pupils.
REFERENCES;
Hon. BoZMANS KERR, late Minister to Nicaragua
Hon. JAMES A. PEARcE, U. S. Senator of Mary
land
Hon. NATHANIEL PIERCE, of New York.
Col. TAYLOR. U. s Army.
Col. De SHILDs, u. S. Army.
Col. DURYER. Louisiana.
" Open afternoon, till 10 o'clock evening
no 24-I2t*
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REMOVAL.-R. DUQUESNE respect
~ fully informs the public that he has removed
his store from his former stand opposite the Banks
to No 207, square above the Banks, where he VIII be
pleased serve his customers and the public at large
with an entirely new stock of goods, recently pur
chased in Paris by himself. no lS-ts
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u JOB AND CARD PRlNTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description Of
PRINTING reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, well as every other kind OF PLAIN AND
Explain and Fancy CARDS for sale sc Sdtf
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RRUSHES.-Floor, wall and busting
IL Brushes, scrub Brushes, bottle do, shoe and
horse Brushes paint, marking and furniture Brushes,
for sale at
no24 BULKLEY & CO.'S.
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HAIR DYES-For changing red or grey
il Il hair to beautiful brown black, without IN
jury to the hair skio. Phaon's, kousaei s. haaet"
Tricebaphe, nc, for sale by
No % e. Main st.
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Nv HORSE FOR SALE.-An excel
6A lent lady's or family HORSE for sale-war-
gentle as lamb, with vicious habits. The owner
dec lines keeping horse and sells for fault. En-
quire at this office. no 25-1t*
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I AMP OIL.-l500 gallons Bleached VIM
IL ter Lamp Oil, for sale by
NO 81 % Main ST..
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~ B. W. STARkE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Practices in ali the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, Tin out of his ofce)
Proof and Acknowledgment of Deeds, Relinqush-
of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM II MAY
IN C0NCERN.-As l intend to close my present
business by the first of January, all persons having
claims against me since Agent for VIM S. Wood are
requested to present them by that time, and all per-
sons indebted to me win be prompt in paying, ss
longer indulgenc will not be given.
ISAAC T. GRAHAM,
no 16-2w+ Agent for w. 5 Wood.
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EOR SALE.-We are authorized TO sell
Il a NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD, to remain In
the city, its vicinity This is about Is years
old, Is sold for fault Is said to be of excel
lieut. disposition, very honest. very good house
want, cleans very nicely, does plain sewing very WELL
is fond of children, and no doubt would make a good
nurse. Apply to TOLER COOK
nov % Pearl street,
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DURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
l. 90 Main street. sole agents in Richmond Tor
the sale of Pulvermacher's celebrated Hydro Elee-
trio Voltaic Chains.
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished gratis no.
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GAS.-Fresh supplies OF Gas Chande
" Tiers, Gas Drop Lights Portable Lights wa
Gum Tube, article. just received by
STEBBfNS, DARRACoTT CO..
no25 No. Iol Broad st.
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TOR RENT-Three comfortable lodg-
Il ing ROOMS near the Exchange Hotel, suitable
for gentlemen. Apply to II. A. WATT,
no 23-6t No. 73 Main street.
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A NDIRONS Brass and Bronzed AND
IA IRONS, TENDERS, FIRE STANDARDS, ele-
CANT brass and polished steel FIRE IRONS &c &c,
for sale by ZIMMERMAN,
nov "a Corner Main and 18th streets
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~LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public
hereby informed that l have just received by the
steamer Jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, 1lth street, and at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc ID r, C.. HOBSON.
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IGNORE NEW GOODS-T. r. PRICE co

; ER NUKE NEW OOUDS.-T. Il. FKICE q %.
are opening this day by Express
New style Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAlDS
Plain French MEkINOES and DE LANES
Few elegant Dresses in MORE ANTIQUE"
Cloak CLOTHS and VELVETS for Cloaks
New Muslin CHEMlZETTES, SLEEVES, COL
LARS, &C.
Embroidered and Scolloped HDKFS, in variety
Muslin and Jaconet FL0UNCINGS
Galoons Marceiines, Velvet TRIMMINGS, &c.
With many other choice seasonable goods.
Inn s
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Last Night ofthe Burlesque Opera Troupe at
METR0P0LITAN HALL!
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= RICHARD MALONE.

I AIDES CLOTH, NJ ERINO AND
IL VELVET CLOAKS.-In orderto close cut the
remaining portion Of our stock Of Ladies' Cioaks,
we will offer great inducements TO those who have
not vet supplied themselves Call early at
HART MOSES,
no IS 63 Main street.
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THOWDER-Willb be served up from IL
~ till o'clock maze of FRESH COP; in down
east style, by W. ALLES
B-A fine lot of TERRAPINS and superior
OYSTERS now ON hand; also few LOBsTERs
lust received. NO Us
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USEFUL ARTICLES FOX HOUSE.
u KEEPERS.-Riee, Pudding and Pea Boilers,
Salad Washer Egg Spoons, Salad Spoons and Forks,
Quilting scissors Sugar ;Nippers, Toast Racks CUP
;roasssrs Cheese Scoops Pickle Forks Bread Knives,
Toasting Forks Clothes Pins and Lines Clothes Reels
and Horses nc, at the House Furnishing Store Of
M III BULkEE1 q W.
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CLOTH LOAF S.-Just reeelyd,'
~ cloth Cloaks and Cloths, all golfers ,, we &c,
have in store rich plaid brocade and psia sisS
no IS No Ill, Esgle sqaGi
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THOMAS SHEPPARD wishes to cali
Il the attention of all in want of good BOOTS and
SHOES, that he has now on hand full supply of the
above goods for gentlemen, boys and youths and la
dies, misses and children. Also for female servants
and three hundred pairs of BROGUES of my own
manufacture, which will sell low call is solicited
from those in want. Sign of the Golden Boot 8
doors below the old Market House.
no Palm THOS. SHEPPARD,
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Gs5 FOR RENT-The present residence
EEL of Mrs +. R. Davenport, situated 3rd, near
franklin street, and containing pleasant rooms
I'll in good order. Possession given about the first
December Apply to
no 26-5t JAS. NJ. TAYLOR
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MITCHELL'S PATENT CANDLES,
N1 Jackson's Superior Candies, Sugar House Mo-
lasses, Whiskey, Solar Oil, Cotton Yarns Fine and
Ground Alum Salt, for sale by
no26 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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SMALL BANK NOTES WANTED
~ The notes of the Farmers and Merchants bank
by Latham L. Smithson, also the notes of the Ne.
chanic's bank, by Logwood Wright.
CHS. A. GWATKINS
nov 24-3tif Opposite Exchange Eank
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DLAID SILKS and PLAID De LANES.
ii full assortment Of Plaid Silks and Plaid De
LANES in store, ard for sale cheap, at
HART u M0SEA
no Is 63 Main street
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G=5 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
III CANAL AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR
Satellite subscribers authorised to sell those
four small brick tenements the South side of
Canal and West line of Fourth streets. Each fronts
50 feet Canal street. and back $50 feet to an
alley. For terms. apply
nov 26-6t GODDIN & APPERSON
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CY LADIES' SALE.-The Ladies of Duval Street
Church will hold their Annual Fair for the sale of
useful and al Articles and Refreshments, at
SHUTTE'S HALL. on Broad street, commencing on
MONDAY EVENING. 2lst inst, at o'clock r. M:
The friends of the Church and the public are invited
TO attend. no l9-6th
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no 26 KEEN, CHILES l. BALDWIS.R

COUGHS AND COLDS.-The subscrib-
Yer has just received supply of Gum Drops, both
lemon and strawberry. Also supply of Jujube
Paste, highly recommended for coughs and colds.
no 26 J. III. BLAIR,
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rE STOCK OF DRY GOODS at PHI ME- COST,
FtJR CASH ExCLuSfvELY.--The subscriher bay.
ing CLOSED HIS BOOKS, will commence HIS "a
10 sell off his ENTIRE stock Of DRY dOoDS, 60
PRIME COST, for CASH EXCLUSIVELY, TO CLOSE ms
pre sent business. He has on hand a large and COM
handing stock Of Goods, and respectfully solicIts
article In his line, before making their pnrchases
Come early and make your seiections before the
stock Ia broken. THOS. D.. QUARLES,
no 24-2y 229 Broad st.
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r. FUNERAL NOTICE The funeral sermon
Of Mrs STEPHEN TAYLOR VIII pc pIsscne sr ~
MORNING at II o'clock 1T the United Presbyterian
Church. The friends Of the family reguested to
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DILL PAPER j. w. RANDOLPH
- can supply merchants and clerks with great
variety of Fooscap Paper ruled for making out bills,
The prices vary from l2c. to SIC. per Quire.
Those intending open sets OF books for 1854,
would do well hand in their orders early pos
sibe, at 12l Main ST. no26
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nISSECTING CASES-A lot of fine
~ Dissecting Instruments Pocket instruments,
assortment of Pocket Gases for physicians silver
spring Lancets, Dental Instruments &c. for sale by
no % ALEX. DUVAL, No. 155 Main ct.
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BRITANNIA SPOONS.-A large assert
ID ment of Table and Tea Spoons, for sale at the
manufacturers prices by
no IS ELIAS HALE, log Main ST.
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CULVER PLATED CASTORS, FRUIT
~ BASKETS, Candlesticks, Forks, Table aud Tea
spoons, Tea pots, nc. for sale by
GENNET 4 JAMES
nov % Eagle Square
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I~ RICHMOND ATHENlAUM.--The introduc
BALDWIN. ESQ, on TUESDAY, the 18th Noyem
Der. 49,
MISUNDERSTANDING st to commence at n P. NJ.
no DIT
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Twhere shall have my Dasuerreotype taken
Just below the Exchange Bank, aud have good one
taken. They charge no more than others and are
sure to give you hfe-like and we-executed picture.
1t is only necessary give them call to salts yyour
selves of the superior skill of these artists Don't
forget the place, 146 Main street, few doors below
the Exchange Bank. no %
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SALE OF RoBEsPERRE's GUrLLoTlNE-SAD
Loss TO BARNuM-Among the items of our late
French news there is one which will be highly
interesting to all our readers, but doubly in
teresting to Barnum, in view Of grand specu-
lation thrown away. Among parcel of old
government lumber recently ordered to be sold
at auction to the highest bidder in Paris was
the identical guillotine of the horrible Reign of
Terror and the basket belonging to il, into
which the heads Of its victms--from ten to a
hundred per aay-dropped. under the bloody
system Of Robespierre including the head OF
that heartless butcher himself. This horrible
machine, framework. slidng-knife. and basket
certified by q government officer, were sold at
public auction before an immense crowd of spec
tators. for fifty francs and directly after the
articles were committed to q bonfire, amid the
cheers Of the people The guillotine of Robes.
pierre, preserved among tue relics of the first
French revolution for more than half century.
and then sold at fifty francs What q specula-
ton was thus thrown away, sure enough
EaInum could have given two thousand dollars
for it. for in bis hands it would have been worth
a fortune to him at twenty five cents ticket,
children half price. What a loss to Barnum.
Sold for fifty francs, basket included. Only
think Of it.
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ers and other means Of communication
are multiplied money, like water, will find
a nearly similar level in all commercial coun-
tries We now see a difference OF thirty two
per cent in the value ofmoney between markets
distant from each other not many more days.
For what capitalist is glad to get four IN Lon
don, he can have nine here, and thirty IN
San Francisco, with equal security. This is
one of those anomalies which illustrate the
novelty Of the new commercial system, and
show how far distant we are from thorough
comprehension and application Of the philoso-
phical principles of trade. That there will
come day when this anomaly will disappear
and the price Of money all over the commercial
world will be subject to the same fluctuations
as -four and cotton, we firmly believe. and we
are not a little inclined to regard the rise in
the bank rate Of discounts as one step towards
this result.
We said that some cause, not generally
known, must be in operation to keep up the
price OF money here, as such a state of things
was not warranted by the character of our
dealings OF the prospects of our trade. A SINH
lar condition to that of England, viz: super
abundance Of profitable investments, has doubt
less something to do with the fact. But we are
strongly inclined to ascribe still greater share
Of influence to the pusi.lauimous apprehensons
Of many of our leading men. So long as the
leaders of Wall street continue to anticipate
disasters while the horizon is cloudless-so
long as "a second '37" is talked Of as proba-
bi)ity, under a system which should preclude
the possibility OF such an occurrence-money
will continue to be dear. Merchants must
learn to see things as they are before ex-
changes will resume their natural level.
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UNCLE TONS CABIN-The authoress of Uncle
Toms Cabin, Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe,
having finished up her tour of Europe has re-
turned home again. She was safely landed
yesterday at the loot Of Canal street with the
other passengers by the Arctic. She and
Uncle Tom, and the Black Swan appear to
have had splendid run. To be sure Queen
Victoria for little Bupcombe for Yankee con-
sumption, thought tit to exclude the dstin-
guished abolition authoress from a formal re-
ception at court to be sure. she was the occa-
sion while in France Of descent of the police
upon the house Of certain Of her political
friends and We admit too. that she and Uncle
Tom were both tabooed by the Holy Father at
Rome. But what Of that? She went out a lion.
ess and has come back with a European
reputation. And We do hope it will be bencli-
cia to her and all concerned towards re-
claiming them from the error Of their ways.
Hem-It is pity that Uncle Tom. during the
absence Of Mrs. Stowe, has ceased TO be stand
ard work. At the last trade sales he was at
an unsaeable discount. The demand for Uncle
Tom is filed. Give us something now on
womans rights.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
- Omitted states mail steamship Illinois, Captain Hart
sDs viii leave this port TO morrow afternoon At two
HoAoek Cor A. pin wall
M mails for California aud other parts of the Pacific,
IN atose Al O'Clock.
one NEW YORK wEEKET HERALD California edition, COZ
sd.g sss latest Intelligence from al parts of the world
v0 3sbhrhsd at ten o. siock TO morrow morning.
Hngh copies sixpenss. Agents will please send h
hss5 orders early SIS possible.
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DEPARTURE OF DUTCH WAR STEAMER The Dutch
var steamer Amstsrc@ml which has besn lying off the
BATTERY tine bsos sailed yesterday Tor the island
Of Curacao
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ceptance of the duties Of thu. New-Yark sub
treasurer for those horrible months in
Wall street Of June, July and August.
This ordeal of selfdenial was the price
which he had agreed to pay for the mission
to France He has paid it, when his air-built
castles, raised from the historical treasures
of the Louvre, the archives OF France. the
Tuilleries, and the palaces Of Versailles, vanish
like the weird sisters, into thin air. The mis-
sion to Paris is gone-and quiet geatieman
from his tobacco fields in Virginia, is called
upen to supersede our learned, disappointed,
and unfortunate soft shell.
Well, Mr.. Dix and his friends must even con-
sent to submit with what grace they can.
Judge Mason, Of Virginia, perhaps will do for a
general compromise. He has university edu-
cation, though we suspect he knows as little OF
the French language as Of the French people.
He has been judge, member of the Cabinet
under Captain Tyler and Colonel Polk, &C., and
though he has filled these positions respectfully
he has left but little behind him to rescue him
from the absolute retirement OF private life ex-
cept the name Of an honest public servant. He
is clever Virginia gentleman, fat and Jovlal,
who loves good dinner and good joke. He
is too amiable to have personal enemies and
has taken the world too good-naturedly to
have melted any political conspiracies against
him. 1t would have been more apropos, per-
haps, to have sent Judge Mason to England
rather than to France. He has more OF the
substantial elements of roast beef and plum
pudding about him, than of the light French
qualities of sandwiches and champagne But
he has had the necessary experience, and has
the requisite abilities for the discharge Of the
duties Of even the mission to France; and we
are further consoled in this, that his political
antecedents, though not OF the "fast" kind have
still been consistent with the acquisitions of
manifest destiny" All right, according to
present adyices Who says no?