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by J. o. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

THREE HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES
Monday afternoon,
six O'clock The premises shall sell lots q and 25
and N,
three handsome brick houses of them finished
s,ores with glass wndows, and
for q first business stand.
These houses desable, being situated OF the
principal business Seventh street.
fourth cash the residue in twelve eighteen
and twenyfou mon,h satisfactorily secured bearing
PHI & saas JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
May 9l-d #F uHa AuctoneeI.
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folio post, uled machine made, weighing II lbs.
80 do single ruled machine made, weighing IL lbs
l2o do ruled machine made, weighing lbs
10 do post ruled, hand made, weighing 81 lbs
20 do paper per
5 copying
do blotting do
10 do ns-niad 1
20,O envelopes 10 weighing pound per 200
20 dozen cards Penys pens per dozen cards
100 do cards other metallic pens do do
1900 guilIs No. ~ per 900
GO dozen Conu's or Faber's lead pencils doz en-
folders, plain
= do eras'rs. ivory handles do
l do ivory wafer do
DO do
4-bladed knives Rodgers X Sons do
3 do ink sands, 2inch glass do
10 do Cooper Philip's Princes, or other black
ink, in quarts do
Is do French carmne ink in vials do
Il do copying lux do
wafera, large, department seal per 700
20 pounds waters, common size per pound
50 do sealing scarlet do
10 do India rubber, prepared in pieces do
pounce per ounce
. pecks black sand per peck
10 dozen assorted dozen
100 do red tape, assorted sizes do
May 26-wit& l9IhJune lint
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by J. G. Mcguire. Auct,oneer.

By j. e. MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer.
DnICK HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION ON NEW YORK
between 10Th and h strceOn Thursday afternoon
O'Clock, will sell, front OF the premises, OF lot
q square with three-story brick house fronting
New York oh and itb
hundred THIS OF
situations Washington for residence Te indspua
bic. sale positive. ....
Terms balance In o. H. 49, and 81 months
interest A decd given and u deed taken
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May 27-j Aucioneer
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VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LARGE LOT CONTAIN
10 900 Of ground AT aucuouOa Tues day the
l7 shall OF the premises at O'Clock
substantial brick house situated
l. The
arranged wide and cellar and bath The LOT
hundred The
having eSen aud Ioe ia the yard with abundance Of
fruit and shTubbeIy.
months the purchaser give fer the deferred
bearing from the day of sale deed deed
t taken An conveyance at the cost Of The purchaser
TILE indi.puable. =.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
May lid Auetonedrs
Or The abave sale Is unavofdabiy postponed, In
OF the rain, until Thursday The 10Th The
hour. GREEN SCOTT,
May 10 Aucuoneers.
9y1ho above sale is further postponed iuntiI Tues
day, the aih instant, same hour. #u.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
May 81 AucuOnee.s
CO. The above sale IN further postponed, account
of the weather, until Tuesday the 3lst instant hour
GREEN SCOTT,
AucioneeTs
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By J. G. MCGUIRE. Aac,,oneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE FARM NEAR
WASHINGTONOn Tuesday aerGoon May 81, at O'Clock,
of Jas o. McuiIe shall SELL by virue Of
decd of date March IL 1851 duly recorded in Ii
Der No. a. oio 2os 2a, Of the land records Of
Washington county, land called haddock Hill
situated turnpike Badensbug about ~ miles distant from
Washington, about Of land, with good
substantial dwelling and all nccessary outbudDgs..
Terms One hd the residue In equal payments
H. 1884, March III 1885, secured by deed OF
and bearing interest from day OF sale
THos. CARBERY, Tru.tee. u
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
+ 9g-eod AuconceT.
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E salaander Marble Company nv" public attention 20 their
mazed OF the discoveries OF the and
gold medal last fair Of the Amer
medal vi the Metropolitan Mecan
c institute, held Washington February and March OF ibis
year. .4m
This MATERIAL having metallic basis durable and cheap
marble; of stones and the
and surprisingly beautiful capable of resisting greater degree
o be injured by The action Of acids oil
Fl u. HERRlN9
The manucturins department of this under the
n. j. Williams the of the
financial department thai of John
whom be addressed at the
eipai ware rooms sl3 Broadway, New York.
Nav l--d3m
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UN Letters oafenl secured ll Ie43.Puyermacbef
chains constructed 10 be under
wonderful medicine and elec
ty OF che day. They relieve without shock in
simultaneously such head and tooth
ache rheumAc palms. tic doorsuI Ae and BY their mild but
gou paralysis, eomPsnt- liver diseases
hcdappear miracle They have applied with the
ali those dreadful diseases IN children commonly
called convuon teeng under dIhcuiues and
disorders OF ue bowels They pecpiiatr metals from their son
ons dcnect The needle short show
ducing about be folded
pocket book always ready for and will
his lifetime guarding hmel faulty, aud isnds &c, against
complaints which md cleo
ci perfectly certain, ard wonderfully spedy remedy
The price complete chain 's om 81 " e3 batteries, $40 To
s2 80. z
Incredible may the fae any person easily
convince himself beforehand depot, o their truth The i'm
acknowledged America by the
Academy Medicine of New YORK; the chains have been
medical colleges the Bellevue
and Wad Island hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital Sc in Eu
the Royal Coes. OF Physcaas and Surgeons In London
BY the Academic Rationale de Medecin Paris by the imperial
institutions highest ORDER including the principal hospitals in
Europe. s#1e
The popretors possession testimonials the ef
feet from all the above institutions America and Europe well
othe eminent distinguished members OF the profession
IN both and invite public examine them,
for scientific copies OF tesnooas, and number OF
In New York and Europe obtained
Office They will be forwarded postage
United States in prepaid Inquiries containing three cents
postage STAMPS J. STENEKT,
No. 5ss Broadway corner OF Prince street York
Agent in Washington ~ u Gilman, Pennsyyania avenue.
Baltimore chaiics and VIM Caspar, "a North Gay street
An Sz-dl
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
9r ...Hs CHANGE OF HOURS,
e. MI .cssKa Ax5aana agasSH1

8ETK -YA&FTR-NkHIV1R e
IN Monday, May g 1853 daily trains Sunday excepe
will be this road, agreeaby 10 e following arrange
Wasnon and intermediate points win leave the
ton, Of Duke and Henry streets at O'Clock, IN.
Returning, will Waenton O'Clock, arriving
Alexandria quarter before O'Clock, ,.
train from Capeper TO Alexandria aud intermediate points VIII
CupepeI O'Clock, arriving in Alexandria ut 10
o'clock, a. . #4s.l. b, . essE.. +.
Returning Alexandria quarter before o'clock,
arriving In CuipepeT at quarter before O'Clock 1874
daily running between Godonsvle and Culpeper in
the this and the Virginia central roads, Per
order: aa.. #.a +. a..tl
THROUGH TICKETS
ou
Do %
o Winchester 90
Per order: f. ...H r,+ ae w. u. BROCkETT, Agent
May ll--du IS sW. g. Fl rssa#--s.4H 0#as " X. II
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GOOD CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR sALE.-It Is
VI double carriage aud
without being heavy suitable the county, hacking
ordinary applied ior Immediately may be purchased
AT reduced price.
Inquire at this ofice
May 0i--eod2~I
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or,ros mouss o. RsrsrsssrArlvrs U. s.,

sa3.-1s@ !. '-sa',g' Z, -I.--''I' n May Q, is5a.
CEALED proposals will bc received at this Office
O'Clock, Wednesday, the eishh day Of June
furnishing hundred qualify,
about tho Of fourteen pound weight
vaults Capitol free all
and small coal. = +
Also cords OF the best
quality woodwo hundred colds sawed
and twenty-five cords TO be snwed twice and slowed In the
wood be corded in the yard OF the Capitol and
ufed at he expense OF the
The put away before the
10Th day OF september next ... IL
U..'s"a. .iHs.t JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House of Representatives Of the United States
May Io--dtsthJune
IIute Iiscncer, Repubic and Evening start ~.
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CREAT BA:tGaINs-Jus, received New York sue
VI tons
rs aounced twisted siik dresses
do organdie dresses
40 graduated bercgs robes
yards figured twisted silks
go do black twisted siiks, piainsnd figured
I5eA do pink bse whe lilac, aud de
1900 do plaid and striped silks
1000 black silks all widths
2e0o do plain bercgcs, all coors
500 do plain tissues do
5000 do figured and plaid bereses
1900 do best quality French lawns
$500 fine lawns " i2x cent?, worth Is cents
30 application mantes
an black lace do
L IS pieces plain and dotted Swiss musins
so do plaid cnmbrcs
Alpaca., bombrsins, and mousHelinss
1000 yards bereee hines Ial cents worth IS
80 PLAN and embroidered sbawls
nrw style bonnstx
500 piecss splendid bonnet nhands
100 misses flats and boys hats
Camhrc houncnVs
Cambric md edripss and inserting.
100 embroidered cambfic skirts
| pairs lace and muslin sleeves
900 csmhric and muslin collars
$50 psrasols, brown, tan, green, and other coors
Hosiery of every description
100 pieces irish linens
Nav I4-ossyowif HALL & RRoTHER.
U,pIE ATLANTIC Railing Works Manufacture tho
/ acowrosfTE IRON RAILING" unequolled in beauty
and chenpnssa castron melted
rods Of wrought ron making either light and
graceful like
Each panel being thus made one
moisture OF The st-
affect, rushing Oft work Designs VIII bs sent
from inea foot Rahng Tor pun
We private grounds cemeteries ysrsndsn. eacans &C.
n .e'sty.HEf tezsrt aas Broadway New York.
NJ Re agents the only authorized e
sell this newly patented railing for the Atlantic States
he-dam [Io'elJ
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QEFRIGERATORS-T subscriber has lust received an
IL other supply Of those universal refgeraor
ctured by H. Parsn of Philadelphia AMI which received
diploma fom fe Metropolitan Mechanc-' Institute OF this city
lis by examined
sict decidedly article
MAT zach mbcs OF food provision entirely removed
with facility by the plan o Its cold
n constant crcaon around each vessel and within each
men white simple venlsng conivsnee complete pu-
uy Of the whole apparatus u insured.
For sale manufacturers prices with the privilege of being
turned hthsy do no, prove In every way setsactory by
&. w. BoTELER,
hp NA-u Iron Hall.
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SONTUERN and western Lands for sale Er
" chsngeLands the States Of Texas Louisiana and Illinois.
selected with and In the Territory
OF Minnesota Immediately organization, will be sold AZ such
rates insure investment for his capital
portion OF sbove would be exchanged for city property
H. CUEEVER,
Mar o9-aaw2m fTnt1 18th street, opposite Treasury,
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I,OR REyTTwo large, airy chambers, Apply
MRS. LAMB,
May 10 dtlsuune Opposite wlsrd's He,ei.
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nENrLEMEN's wEAR.-Just received a very large and
handsome assortment OF blue, black green brown an olive,
and gray French cloths
Plain and fancy English and French carsmeres
Many styles plain and fancy French dninr-, entirely
+
Plain and figured sk. cashmere, Marseiurs
Aod and cut velvet vesings sutabe To the
Together with conpssts neck pocket
hndks (ik and nen gloves, hosiery kc 10 which
Apo-iw HooE, BRO, Co,
pRoEEssaBR Al.ExAADtGR C. BARhX's Trtcophc-
mcdcatcd componnd for fastening soften
ing promoting growth Of the hair cleansing the head and
external bruises &C. The
Bary'S Tueolhercus, whe
of the hair for suphons
cue head of nI preparations Intended
for h. Figures
and fact. million Of bottles year
e receipts so00o This the bnsine" wiz erceed
aenn. The Of order. which daily arrive at The depot
na mannc'o i3 RrosJway, addressed TO Professor Barry en-
1ss es and requiring immediate attention. would G sesresy DC
eV- The wholesale deaand is from 1900 to 3ooo boe
unaby exceeding that of all the other hair preparations
bed The popularity OF the article everywhere, and the hheai
n deets, combine increase sales with rapidly
snn its composition considerable expense,
aodts n reputation ~ wen sale, whole
% shd ess" at the depot and 27 Broadway and
by the pr~fps merchants and United
States and Canada Mexico West
and by = PARKER snd James L. Gibb Washington Sold
large bottles. Price 9s
MayiAHSnsh
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Nay ,asSi,f ailsoasw% .. sa.s Sp'''
s"B.S esO and o S% york ps ss
Of my sprng supply Pianos. Ny comprises
md exquisite finish and unsurpassed laas and sweenc. Of
TSs. ii. highly improved cfea
Also 81 and octave pianos Of new and beautiful s,o fine
touch aod tone from best New York factories
a, y Of e n1.oa pss uo % wiz make nv o9s supeo %
VIII sell these pianos a. low as ,ey bought
states.
Second hand pianos taken 10 part payment
large stock Of guitars auos yoin accordcons &c. and all
Kind. Of musical merchandise
-" '''''' RICHARD DAVIS.
May 13--eott Pennsylyauia avenue.
IoHS y. GALLAHEn, late Third Auditor OF the
Treasury, claims before Congress the depart
men lie gives no other reference lhan hs ana ous
Church. May 3-oodIrnh
AVENUE HOUSE, george French y Co., late Of
This Hotei, Just finished
great expense furnished oughou, in the latest and best style
Families wishing board be accommodaed at reasonable rates
Az 'iss ia eodsn 'Y'''' -
ID ABROAD Contractors, aud others interested, are
hs Me w.s a
spponed the undsriged agents f the sale Of their patent
principal roads Great Britain the exclusion Of India rub
orders received he seen, opposite the
"S''u''' '''" ''''" q. II. cHEEvER \ 4. TuRNBULL.
Mar az 2sw2m lfn,elJ
EW SPRING GODDs-P. w. BROWNING, merchant
tailor Hotel call the attention
citizens Washington and To his superior and
Of French cloths, cassimeres and vestnr
expressly the seinr determined 10
fullest popular principles OF low prices and
win offer who. suits clothes at prices intervening
$40 sac thus the necessity Of persons going The
He has spared pains In
scouting stock Of goods that cannot be surpassed either
quality. With thanks TO his friends Tor the liberal
heretofore extended TO him, he soc continuance OF
the pame ar3-3tawn
--D'e, -
SOUTUERN and western Lands for sale or Er-
chsngeands Of Texas, louisiana, and Illinois,
selected with eight since and In The Territory
Minnesota Immediately aer lis organization VIII be sod AZ sch
rates to investment tor ms capital
portion OF the sbove lands would ts exchanged for city property
FL n. H. CUEEVLR
Mar oo-aaw2m ffpt1 18th street, opposite Treasury
EESTLEMEN's BOARDING HOUsE.-Mr-. A. Thomp
son informs her friends public that she has removed
from e nh side OF v, ifh the south AIDE OF W.
sam opposite hr former residences the houses lately occupied
Mrs Reed witch she has recd and furnished in the most com
rnbe MANNER and prepared accommodate gentlemen with
| nesfiy furnished rooms and hosrd in best style
She hat'srs herself all
The locality pleasant, desirable one,
square OF public departments.
| May s--eodst I'LL
Von REyT-Two large airy chambers with room Apply
10 MRS. LAMB,
May ~ dtsuuns Opposite Wilsrd's He,ei.
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VENUE HOUSE, George French ~ CO., late Of
n Frcnch Hotel Norfolk, YrgnaThts Hotel Just hnised at
furnished throughout the latest and best style
The large airy every attention will be paid TO the
comfort OF their guests.
Families wishing reasonable
The charge for day boarders will be 81 per week.
Ap eod
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WiLIARD's HOTEL. New York, No s25 Iyro.dyynv
and for the of
public The aud is hed with modern i'm
woyemen and nhed in superior The proprietor
orncY Of wsrd Horsi Washington D. o. will be happy
any ofh former end slso all those OF the travelling public
may favor him with n cali.
G 49, EsaH Ed. WILLARD
Nsw votx, May i7-42mn 5#L
NEW Work. Ia53.--rhe undersigned has this
No ~ William (Mechsnis' Erghange
mr the Transaction cf general hvotersrc business.
ank mining railroad government, State, and city
"eurhes bought and .o,d.
Iums.oy roes hs Of exchange, and loans negotiated
Nay le-du EMANUEL N. HART.
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John y. GALLAHEU, late Third Auditor Of the
claims before Congress the depart
than his experience and bust
abt, thousands Oce at his residence on
street. between and 2, opposite the Methodist Protestant
Church ~ 3-eodInn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-02-05

bly, sounded the retiring guns ofa disappointed am
bition or faction amidst the appreciation accord
ed to great and wise measures designed and cal
culated tofpromote the permanent interest Of the
country! Again letit be remembered that il il
principles and measures such as present cxigence'
on new ones shall manifesty such as are ne
ccssary to promote the glory ofprogressiyo Amer
lea, such as every patriotic citizen will feel pride
in sustaining-it is these, and not petty personal
strife for place, that will appeal to the country
for judgementand which iffound rightthe country
viii triumphantly sustain.
For these measures the people must look to the
President On him the Constitution deyolyes
the duty Of making, from time to time, such rec
ommondations as the nation may seem torequire;
and on him will devolye the executive duty Of
seeing capacity, integrity, and energy govern in
the direction Of affairs. BY giving him, when
right cordial and hearty support, the people
will DO most to create and continue an efficient
administration of the general government; and
through him, they will sustain democratic prin
'ciples and measures Everything indicates that
by looking in this direction they will not be
doomed to disappointment. Errors, il is true
there may be, and there undoubtedly will be-
but no one will discover them quieker-whethol
they proceed from Presidentor Seeretary---or be
more prompt to correct them, than the keen sag
acious rnd watehhl guardian who is soon to be
inftalled as the hand Of the nation And if
along with this disposition to correct what may
be done amiss, the people see controlling public
affairs, ability, integrity, and patriotism of a
high order, if they see harmonious action pro-
noting truly American measures, II they see in
word administrative talents wisely directed for
the common good, it is all they will require; and
regardless Of what scheming aspirants or dsaf-
fected Office seekers may do they will rally en-
Enthusiastically to sustain the administration Of
the man of their choice.
But to return to the question Of the formation
of the cabinet. After all the anxiety and spec.
ulotion of the politicians no cabinet has been au-
authoritiyely announced and in all probability no
cabinet has been definitely decided upon. At a
proper time when the President elect sees t to dis
close hscounsels all will be known Until then at
least no, one has been prejudiced and where is
the necessity or wisdom Of sounding an alarm be-
fore blow has been struck, or a politician has
been disappointed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-02-05

HABIrs.-Like fakes Of snow that fall upper
ceived upon the earth, the seemingly unimpor
iant events Of life, succeed one another As the
snow gathers together, so are our habits formed.
Nc single fake that is added to the pile produces
sensible change No single action creates,
however, it may exhibit mans character, but
as the tempest hurls the avalanche down the
mountain, and overwhelms the inhab;tant and
bis habiiaiion, so passion acting upon the ele-
ments Of mischief which pernicious habits have
brought together by imperceptible accumulation
nav overthrow the edifce Of truth and virtue
Jeremy Bs.sham.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-02-05

LADY VS.. WIFE-The editor of the Provi
dence journal, who is considerable of an arJsteI
elegantiaruna, which means man of taste, sayl
this:
Owe wish the Democratic papers would cal
Mrs Pierce the acife Of the President elect, in
stead of his lady. They are legally married
and she is entitled 10 Che name of wife. Besides
it shocks all our ideas Of morality to hear it said
that the President elect of the United States is
travelling around so much with other women
than bis wife. If any Of the Democratic papers
labor under the impression that the title Of wife
is not grand enough, we can assure them that
Biackcoods Dfogasine, which is high aristocrat-
c uulent articles, the text Of which was taken
from paragraph in this paper
"An anecdote is told Of Scotch shopkeeper
who declined some request made by a customer
DO you know said the customer, that am the
Bishops ladyY 'Hoot, woman, was the answer,
Il would not do it if ye was his wife, much less
his Teddy. Lady is beautiful word in its place
but either of them employed for wife or woman
is in shocking taste"
This is all very, well, except the charging Of
a yulgarism which is common to our whole soci-
ETY. upon the Democratic papers, which are no
more guilty in the premises than the Wing pa
ners and every record of arrivals at the hotels in
the nation Names are always entered thus
"Mr Smith and lady, or "Mr. Peter Popkins and
lady," when, if anybody should say "Jones and
or "Peter Popkins and woman" Jones
and Popkins would be turned incontinenty out
Of doors. The practice however, is convenient
for young gentlemen who travel with ladies that
are not wiyes.-Nep York EUening Post.
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How TO GET THE GIRLS MARRIED.-A thriv-
ing trader in Wisconsin, claiming the paternity Of
eleven daughters, greatly to the astonishment Of
bis ncighbors, succeeded in marrying them all of
in six months. A neighbor Of his who had like
wise several single daughters, called upon him to
obtain the secret Of his husbands obtaining sue
cess, when the latter informed him be bad made
it rule, after young man had paid bis attention
to one Of bis girls fortnight, to call upon him
with revolver and request him to chose between
death and matrimony 'You can imagine, con-
tinued be, (which of the two they preferred"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-02-05

An increase at the rate Of 500 per cent dur
ing the past ten years At the present time,
Wisconsin may safely claim a population, Of
four hundred thousand. The number Of deaths
in this State, for the year 1s49, was 3.039, or
ono to every hundred inhabitants. This Is .
high degree Of health, and facts gathered from
the census returns show that Wisconsin 10 one
Of the healthiest States in the Union.
Milwaukee is the principal city in the State,
situated on the shore Of Lake Michigan, ninety
miles north Of Chicago. This city has increased
more rapidly than any city in the world In
1886, there was but one frame building on Tie
site Of Milwaukee, and only one white fsnily re-
siding in this section Of the country:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-02-05

Two hundred and ninety-obe thousand-0ezr-
" three hundred fhousand-tons Of railroad
iron were imported into this country during the
last year; ard only eighteen thousand tons, dur
ing The same time, were manufactured in Penn
syivsDis.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1853-02-05

Intelligence from Cape Henry 49, ~ ~.
King the Vice Prcsident, elect vosH 49, =
Key West, and tina. IL he snail pa - -
vailed at Havana, be voald pscsssd y -
Cruz