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PASSENGERS Sailed

In sea,aship Aneyica Bosf1a for LrapoiMs Griffith
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ASdoms NewYork Scott and lady Albany; L. Rains
ga,rnore Dr. Coiteu Mia Coltman Ar Twist LouAisna T.
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C. w Smith Of Quebec; Lakewood s. L. Taylor Mr. Altman
Of Tone A II Frazer 7. Carbntt OF
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Oxford T.; D. Synons and lady P Bicknel OF
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Monthrun Lobel NJ. Beu Madame Courts OF Frances A.
d. Della d. LeiaYor Of Paris MI Abe SPAIN A HEszsn,
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Bailey Providence; g. Blackjack. Qaebec j. A.
Beur Twping q. Mcdonald, McCO Robe Steagns OF
Halifax; A. NJ. Della Tore, Jr. Of Pars-l2 Total, TO-
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as, ,~1Ss sal, hsnes f~ aswYg,s has pot Belfast
Issh - aIr's'. osls"ssi sprgss s"a os'g'' banged
no. s-sbg dgssn ~ 10 Wss; l""ss 10 "TfSia' ""'l
ceft ho' sls"ss'si, ppi'ns bees'
fgy >.uay Ilaob Printing TsiouspbI
fIg ni6IiLASos, 10. q saa1oza
,ss = mss,s Yas III ~, b5anan w.
yts outward bes.na y''.sis have good ohns
Wind nssh ~ NJ W. Weather clear
Disasters, De.
sar RunIoox Boston from Calcutta experienced very heavy
BlSs H.sITs At Boston rom Bs.lno,, ,hs ih last, Of
Block Island IN heavy sle os dsss load Of inabsi ~
Domingo 30 too With nahosssy into lsta d1rnE
S ses mani r h0s snSeoDs o. he 5od and
.,eusl smssns her Al s1s1 % sS On os M
night AID IN ee neraas the Ss wa seo.esod ia tow g ser
The eharre esp.sin no ded gsts
ton O'Clock Tuesday night where sic VIII repair before pro
eedr Boston On her arrival she had four ee Of water Ia her
BARg CARLO MAuRAS Johnson York Sept 10 for s.
Csihsrin,S pat into 10Th inst ia distress Particulars
Cirr Foss Of sohr VIM HILL Georgetown S c. lsh from
Fail River hr large size laden vi naval stores and tim
scTR AURORA Of Rcckand Williams from NewYok with
four so grounded the bar ish cargo has been die
soTR JAcoB LoxeFELLow Of New-York faea IA viii
abandoned Nov at 81 Is lon 70 90 BY brig Geo l. Aeso;
candle Burning in the cabin and full of waieI'
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Boards scartPs Shingles. Timber slaves
feet. M e5 "a, s ms 90
lss2 ......... 5n5OIe4 SLi62 Z9,f5l io56i 80
ie5s -. 81 1877 co Ree6 1873 u3l2o,I0

The receipts year show inereas in comparison
with those Tor the corresponding period Of last e OF b2his
scanfinF l6 fret and OF Slaves 74l5 III ns whe ur
under the arisen Of Shingles 40o NJ ana Of
timber 81 NJ c. feet -, ~.
Owing nsmen weather the past week trade n the Us
c rather dull Dealers have been very busy however
hirrf haye had hard some time ns me
GELS large number Of vessels now lying a. 'n
docks lotdTE ,, -,
The inward tendency bard Lumber noticed last week has
been maintained We slton tie trh Of prices a. the Prnea
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Enrricn Ports.

At Mausanil OF O. Iriss Syi st3ysr OF Harpowen fom
Bosou syda (Br) from Cs6a or Lverpo' Noy 6h
The brig Peco Pas hence ashore he besmends full Of
wsfcr timber had been mostly saved and shore
She ii feet Of water, where pilot ker she nearly
full at the time -
Al Porau Prince Nov. 5, briss Milton, McEweu for New
York IOth Solomon Eaton, Small, do, or days Mary
Eleanor Of BALTIMORE dy for do Clare, MGdson from Boston
dsehsrlug Gustav do do Thomas ~ Mayhem from Mchias
bark Harace from Bangor do brig Mary Caalrle just
arrived from Boston vie Jacmel
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ITOH Waru fHDiHp H0VtNRfh ~
a.po,,.a t. afiuslvoy Tor The y 4 Ttibssa. -
"f'' ALBAHY "Wednesday, Nov. ~. 1881
The ece Of Boas and seasas III, fr The Pc, week hes
lara. ho Of Tho preceding woet aolntag 10
af eao nfa0uango oi t Ur ihrfc
Ia. been ius ~ shnse amounting TO 2) NJ Of Timber
there have been no Iec'ipts -
1he following comparative statement Of no receipts ~ inc
lsrels af tie "a wect Ia Nov, 10 the years named
Bds scnntls. shingles, NJ Timber, n slaves ~
i7l1O10
.l2a2fff6 lss-.y
1873 .iftel,to1 100 or.-'
dng peod ycs Of the present year OF
e OF Scanting and i72 10 t OF slaves whe
there decrease In tie receipts OF Shingles Amounting 70
1870
The fetal receipts bv The Canals place from the commence
,rt Of p the third week 10 NocnbeF
In the yeans uemed below, have been a. follows
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IAaye riigementl

JUNGLE TOM AT BARNUMs-The astonishing pub
10 10 behold this most and dramatic version OF
Mr. Stoves celebrated work. performed by upward Of 80 talented
performers at Museum shes the management in
pourcng Il repetition evening and also every Wednesday
ard Saturday during the year 1853 Th,
version las already been represented 300 nights in Bottom and
row in rs third week BaTnums Museum where has been
gotten up magnificent style and attracts immense and enthusiastic
audiences twill be presented Bananas this evening at O'Clock
Two choice pieces, songs dances, &c this afternoon
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" hnlers.

sid I'm. New. Bedford sd, bark HsFeela. Pacific Ocsan
Sid 81. Helena Oc whaling BARK Sarah Mayhem, OF
NettaToiset.
spofsn-Nov 8 lat So 50 lon 7O ship spseiwe Of Flyen
Nov 10 LAT "A u Ion 81 ship Mary Frazier ofantfm n for "
Aug a. Desso Bay bark Oil Fellow, of H. 100
2 Csc ~
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
cleared.

Brir-Werren Goddard Winchester, Phiadephis, master
schoozers-Fairfeli Crowe Philadelphia Jas W. Mckee
Mary Fsnworh, Everett Atakapss J. T. White Coz Trident,
Snow, Franklin. do
anthracite Jones' Philadelphia wm H. Thompson,
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gAussfnn.

goyig negsAIYs g II !!s.sF,..ssa IR.mss RHeah r.,
MffI YAH ttHh ~. go wsaafsaay asaiss Hyr ~ e.
II A n. ,As a. Al, Hasiias AhtsAatA naaisi ~ hftYf
Fau Z ~ N.i i.se N 80 Niatls NJ w. hss'f piasf
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Sus-Rises.... 50 4 % MooS-Rises Sim
Sspdx Hook. s3a Island asa Hell Gate. Pea
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Mr. FOWLER lectures on Matrimony, IN II. Luke
Budns corner Hudson and Groves ct O'Clock THIS EVi
ING eats only shilling.
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NJ b. EDGAR, TresgrN
CIRCULAR.-The undersigned have opened Bank.
~ ing House, No. II Wslst- NewYork, under the arn
STURGES ELLIS and prepaed 10 receive sccosnts
facilities such think proper has
with them. 80, .,,..
The house will be conducted In connection with that dfn
Cincinnati the senior Of which has had sacsssa0
perence in banking for the lest ffteen years -
Particular attention will be paid 70 she purchase md sale
snd other Securities commission by @ DELANO las
Deleno Dunleyy Co. who In connection with A. Ah9
will ign the name Of the trim the transaction Of our ensnss
WIN SrUR0EA -
n. torq ROWLAND ELLR
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ADVERTISEMENT

For advertisement of splendid residence and new
Gays pepper.
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NOTICE-NEw YORK and NEw-HAvEN HAl[.

NOTICE-NEW-lUk aud NEW-HAV az ~
IN ROAD BONDs.By former resolaton Of the eesss
rectors the holders the Bonds of the Company falling s
LIST Of December have the privilege Of substtutse -
Ia 1866 provided the holders thereof send them -
ice OF the Compsn mo HRnoves for registry by the -
yember next This may be done by letter sddreed ne
rer giving snd numbers Of the Bond ntesase
change. WIN nEhsNil -, $3.50
EB-The exchange Of Bonds above authorised may Dc NO.
e3stely fo accommodation Of the holders upon sppn
Il he Tleaeurer
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ARREST OF A PIcKPocKRT.-A youth named Luke Ia
gan was arrested Wednesday evening for picking the
pocket of Mrs Nary Hodgson residing at No Degraw
St. Brooklyn of purse containing 81 % The purse was
found in possession of the accused and he was locked NJ
Nv .Tnsticp 0shornp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

COMPLAINT AGAINST A LIEUTENANT OF PoLIcE-Co-o-
ner Hilton yesterday preferred compliant to Cmei Mat
sell against John Dalton Second Lieutenant othe Second
Ward Police charging him with using gross and insulting
language and with interfering with the Coroner while in
the discharge of his duty The Coroner It appears on
Wednesday last was holding inquest at the police sta
ton when the accused took umbrage at some OF the pro
ceodngs used insulting language TO the Coroner, and
threatened lock Kim up The complaint will be inyes
tnated by the Police Commissioners.
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CLERKS IL THE TAX COLLECTORS 0FFIcE.-The Col
lecior of Taxes and Assessments empowered at the
last meeting of the Common Council to appoint five adj
dtiona Clerks, for co days at the rate of SO per day
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ARREST OF FUGITWE-A German named Frederick
Chiefs Office charged with having on Sunday evening
last, broken into the mill Of zimmerman q Co., in South
Branch Somerset Co, " j., and stolen hereirom 80,
which he took from desk He aerTard fed 10 this City
and when arrested confessed his guilt and restored $50 of
the money. IL detained, preparatory to being sent
hack for frial
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OVrIrr or TuI IILINOIs IENTRAL NAILkOAD tOHFlNfI
" 80 EEw.YoRg, Nov. 10, 1850 i
$4,000 600 doAS Tsn eH ssA 1sf al e

struciion Of tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD O.
PANY viii be payable Dec 10 at the office Of tho Company y
bO Wa.st. BY order Of the Executive Committee,
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,.. Nsw-YoSE, Nov IS NJ
An ELECTION for twelve Directors Of Ire B,sss-
"a Bsuk ,l be held fhs banking hosss on tJEsDtv =. ~
s,v n Dseember The Io win be opened ~ " s,a 49,
r. 81 Per order, n. g BRADRORD C,.a'-Se
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LARoExY-A coored man named VIM. Drummond wa
yesterday arrested by Officer Green, of the Ffh ard
Police charged with stealing trunk containing clothing
&c to the value of SIS the property Of VIM 4. Grant
also colored, and employed board the steamship Sar
Francisco living at the foot Of Ninth St. T. r. The prop
ery was found at the boarding house of the prisoner who
was locked up by Justice Bogart fof examination
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DAILROAD. MORTGAGE, CITY and n

NOTICE.--The Annual Meeting Of the Siocaholjs~
IN Of tie ALBION MINING COMrANf, I'll BE hsa a 4
Office Of he Compan MONDAY ne 5h ~ -
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1871 sandy Iioos PRINTING TeieFspbJ
IIIE nIOliLANDB. hox q Sum

.lQs 10 Lasnfn Ulne BIZ 0I HI1Fn aDlIHsf OF "
lands aaa a. aHeio 81 the lar bond N
HE osfvsfd bound vessels have good ohlng
W ind fresh " N. w. Weather clear
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02
NOTICES.

FINE CHEWING ToBAcco.-Messrs. Francis, Walton,
K Warren, wholesale Druggists. No. IS. Main street, are
in receipt of the finest qualities of Virginia Chewing To-
barco. prepared after their especial directions. in boxes
of five, ten, fifteen and twenty-five pounds, to suit the
convenience of consun ers and dealers. The various
brands were selected by Mr.. Walton in person from the
well nown manufactures of Langhorne = Sons, and
WarDick, Otey & Co, in Lynchburg; and those of J. w.
Winston, and Gentry x Royster, in Richmond, Va.
They are distinguished in flavor and locality Of growth,
"a the ''Salie Ward the Mrs. Charles Ward" the
'La Belle, the morris. and the Julia Dean brands;
and the glossy, firm, well-presscd plugs, ranging with
careful order in elegant finished cases, form a tout.
ensemble, to crafty the eye and provoke the sense of taste.
While in the delicate leaf and pure flavor of each brand
its superiority will be recognized, the brands of the
their credit. The constant a d active rivalry in the
manufactures in Lynchburg. by the way numbering no
less than seventy, has, within n few years past. effected
MANY desirable improvements. through which improve
ment Messr.. Lanehorne & Sons have acquired a v idle
spread reputation. Their tobacco is, we believe, the
ne pins utra Of the staple with the trade al all events
innumerable knights Of the Quid have become fervcnt
p%roselytes to their process of manufacture. Our friends
who can Discriminate the virtues OF small vices, and en-
terrain n proper horror for liquorice beladen plugs should
test this. Messrs, Francis. Walton & Warren, are also
the agents for the sale ofexcellent Havana Cigars. man.
ufactured by Langhorne e. Sons. from the best Imported
leaf tobacco. 81. Louis Repnbitc an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02
COMMERCIAL.
New York Markets.

NEw YORK. Feb. 20.
FLoUR-our market for Western and State rlouI
has not been active the past week. bafy III ..ahl,
we noticed some nuctuation in prices, being pn.as.,.
s.aseacod hv a.. l,,a intelligence by tue steamer faelhc'
but this slight improvement vas lost TUESDAY a"u
nesdsy, tn advance in freights checking . snifase
demand but since the arrival Of the Arao'a' ~" :.
more active. M an advance of 610 l21c on state'a ana %
on Western brands. Southern fl"ur,eariy IN 'he seN
ruled heavy, specially mixed and common oIs"u
were pressed on the market at "A conslderaOie 49, -.
and were freely offered at irregular prices ~ r.
grades slightly receded but have since recoTeIeo cot r.
sales aggregate 1900 bbls, closing at % !"
mixed to good straight brands BALTIMORE hsexaha,"'
Petersburg city& country, Richmond country 80
town; s. 75406 for tavorite brands 81 290I IL ID"
cy do; and s8 371O8 so for "Haxali ana "dnes':
Kos-The market is quiet, and prices rather h''''
300 tons Scotch Pig sold AT 1877 50d 10, ana 'oo ~ "
arrive Mt $35U36, all 6 months. Other KINDS az "
al quotations, but inactive. M
ToBACcO-fhe market ia quiet at steady prices
notice sales of 800 hhds. Kentucky. at sarge. Ma"
ufactured is In a better demand OF our quotations
MONEY MARKET.
The stock market has been dull this week. Inc ac'
counts from Europe were awaited OF by the pear enc
to depress the market. The result 3 however, were rath-
er nm inactive market than depression.
The Exchange Market has been dull during the week
PEI haps. in some degree, because of the tightnesS OF the
None, Market checking remittances. Good CONNER
cial bills were sold at ga l0B. The exports OF sIecle
have been small this week.
Money, at the close, was n it'll more ensy, and there
is nothing in tile a. poet Of affairs to warrant fears oil an
Immediate pressure. The accounts from Europe are
better.
1t is "A remarkable feature of the Bank Of England re-
turns, hat coin has begun returning to the vaults. mus
for some weeks the returns were thus
Dec Is Jan % Jan29 Feb D
Bullion, 90, 478,9 7l 1889 1886 10 475.656 l8 0i5.076
Coin, go, 900 486, 879 548 OPS 666 1883
The raising of the rate of interest seemed to bring
coin back to the vault, although bullion continues 10 go
The markets are such rs indicate a fair remuneration
for the receipts of produce at tide WI and conse-
qnen,lv Of good remittances from the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02

10 whom il had been rendered. Mr.. Marcy
Mr.. Guthrie. Mr.. Dobbin, and Com. Stockton
are here. and Gen. Davis Is expected every
day. Mr.. Mr. MeClelland i. expected soon
Mr.. Gushing is here. Butthere is still much
uncertainty about the whole matter. he
friends of General Davis are confident that he
will take a seat, but others say he has declined
The friends Of zen. Gushing thiuk that he will
go into the State Department.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02
Keen, ChiIes Il Baldwin,

Y o l02, MAIN STREET, Richmond, "a, Import
' ers of fine Gloves, Cravats, &C., and wholesale
and retail dealers in READY-MADE CLOTHING.
The senior partners of this firm have been extensive.
ly engaged in the manufacture of Clothing for more than
sixteen years, and a long experience has taught them
how goods should be made for the Virginia Trade. The
Clothing sold at this establishment. (Which is the largest
IN the State is of their own make, and warranted well
made Give No. 102 a trial.
7. B-Shirts OF superior make and fit.
Marchl-d 28nr W. MI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02

Mr.. Underwood Of Kentucky lately made a
common.sense and conclusive reply to the
general clamor of the flibusters as to the he.
cessity of having Cuba. He says, in the war
OF 1912, when WE were weak, nobody ever
thought of acquiring Cuba for defence. But
now. when we have grown strong, when we
can defend ourselves against all the world.
without Cuba, every body wants it as an ele.
ment of defence. If we are strong enough to
keep Cuba. We're it now ours, against any en-
envy capable of giving Us serious ANNOYANCE.
We are able to defend ourselves against thar
enemy without it. Cuba. when the proper
time arrives and the proper means are
matured for its incorporation into our I'm.
ion, will be a valuable acquisition; but
the argument that its possession is necessary to
our defence would, after its annexation, be-
ust as applicable to all the West India islands
and 10 Yucatan, as it is now to Cuba-and.
should they he acquired, still the argument
would extend to all co-termiEous countries.
until all Central and South America would be
absorbed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02

FUNERAL OTICE
u The funeral services of LAURA PAGE, second
daughter Of Doct. William s. 4 Laura Page Morris will
take place at the residence of her father, this, Wednes-
day Afternoon. at 4 O'Clock. p. M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02
WILLARD FILLMORE.
VN''IN ITaDF'IF1
COMMISSIONS Of The General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE.EMpTloN CLAIMANTS.

NUIICE To CLAIN
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to
any of the lands within the Townships and fractional
townships above en- lmerated, is required to establish the
same to The satisfaction of the register and receiver OF
the proper land office. and make payment therefor as
soon as practicable after seeing this moticr, ana before
the day appointed for the commencement of the public
sale of the lands embracing tie tract claimed, otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
JONI WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofce.
March2-wl3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02

sV~We are authorized to announce ANDREW J. DID
LAKE. a candidate for the Clerkship of the Hastings
Court for the city of Lynchburg.
March2-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02

70 We are authorized tn announce WV. b. FEATH-
ERsroN a candidate for the office ofClerk of the Court of
Hastings for the corporation of Lynchbnrg.
Feb. 28-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02

Oh fONS LEWIS LEAD, dry aud in Oil. for sale
~ at ma .ufacturers prices by
teb22-tv3w ADlE a. GRAY, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02

The Washington Republic, in IN account of
the visit OF the President and other distinguish
ed persons to the caloric ship Ericsson. states
that after the lucid explanation of the engine
OF the ship Ivy Capt. Ericsson, a number of the
visitors addressed themselves to the %artifcers
and workmen in attendance. One of the op-
erative engineers stated that he and nearly all
employed in the department had been previ.
ously employed in similar capacities in the AT
lantic eamer aud that nothing could exceed
the contrast. One engineer. one fireman and
one "greaser" are on duty at a time, and their
respective labors-he said-are light, and by
comparison pleasant, He added, in reply to
a question put by one of the naval engineers
present, that the heavy weather encountered at
sea had not in the slightest particular disar-
ranged any portion Of the machinery which
worked as smoothly and effectually in the gale
as in the river.
The Republic says that after what was seen
and heard by the visitors, there was but one
opinion of the caloric engine, and that found
expression from the lips of the professional
men most competent to Judge; they had doubt
ed but were convinced, they had apprehended
e%xaggeration, but had realised a Conviction
that the warmest praises bestowed by the
friends ofCapt. Ericsson upon his invention dc
not exceed its merits.
1t is stated that the application for engines
on the new principle have been so numerous,
that Capt. Ericsson, unable to supply them.
has determined to grant the right to all manu-
fecturers, without limit, to make the engine
upon paying a small sum upon each they may
construct, for the privilege of using the patent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02

Washington letter writer says Gen Pierce
has been called on by many persons, but as it
is understood that he wishes to avoid crowds,
the peoply have been considerable. He is closet.
cd every day with distinguished individuals,
Pr'oap'e preparing his cabinet or his inaugu.
a, understood from a source on which |
iuly rely, that he has told a Senator that he
mao o%ehn''eiy made up his Cabinet before he
ief' Concord with a single exception. and tba,
oePenoed on abe acceptance of the gentleman