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mo. 529.l
No $40,
Notice Of Restoration and Withdrawal of GER
tain Lands In the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Grant in Missouri.

NOTICE hereby gwen, consequence representa-
IN Of delegation In Congress from
sour Of material change in the supposed OF The and
Fulton railroad In State
lands III. road
lieu comfortably
and situated eonsderahy south Of The old President
bis order
townships which
Withdrawn from market by 18th May
their seyallon pubic No.
M January s5i for The Cairo and Fulton railroad the
Stale Of Missouri shall be
lands situated townships named neludns oron
old original situated within probable
grant according the said subs
'ued and reserved from sale entry tpempon claims
cspied further Therefore, all
10 JAcKes MISSOURI which subject private entry
the OF withdrawal and which
empTed IN the following townships will be subject private
and after the nnstseath day Of March neat,
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TOUv "a HUTH M. Importer and Dealer In Wine
~ streets. received his m and
Of
Madeira. sherry Pen Of various grades, chsmpsRns,
pine, different hands
A great variety Of Rhine wine, sparkling
Aso sparkling red and white csrrt, prices from
- perdo % the highest order,
And siras ef wine
superior cognsc. pals and dark; scbeidam
rum whi-sey, Irss msn corda's, and svana
cigars
Dee sl=-A~wifs~
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American Artists linton.

THE American unicn would respectfully announce
cxnas the Canadaa,
OF cnltvatnx county
and enabling every hmy become poss~~sed
gallery
ny THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
they have order extensive
Cravings thus only give smployment 70 large aam
but among our country et
10 The purchasers OF their engraving whsh
$50 ,00o of which sold,
aso, 900 a,fss or the n~tuai sls0,0oo.
purchaser dollar snsasiws ,hsseio,s tsses
worth the but also ticket
eauies OF The ghs when they sre distributed
For finished ra1uniy painted
oii viii five daiarr' worth
selected from the catalogue and sent ny en
mail express
copy catalogue together with specimen Of az s
snaraynes can he seena the office OF this paper
For actuniy worth thai
kitl Vet, will Immediately he forwarded.
AGENTS,
The committee believing tho c h great
undertaking materially promoted BY the
ise ot intelligent pcscvcng agents. 10
sue o NEST liberal terms,
Any wishing 70 become an agent by sending pAd
mail, dollar engnvinS
pospectus and all other necessary niorna'in
complexion sale The Gis will be plAevd
distrbu,ed due
throughout thu United States and the Can
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no. 80. /
Nv oAEI
sales Of Alternate sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby sv~n OF Representations
IN a
and aher aaioward would
unable pubc sales ts United
The Soafaeu Pacific
advertised prociaSaon No
the Offices December
ordered sales postponed
snd take place as follows, TO wit
Louis commencing Monday the 6h Of
August next
Al the land commencing Monday, 18Th
August
Al the land clinton, commencing Monday, the ll
August next .
office Springfield commencing on Monday The sh
Of August next
Given under my Land 0ice the city
Washington December, u, thousand eight
hundred aud hty four.
by order OF the President
JOHN WILSON
Nae 7--Inwsv omms
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Law school Cumberland University, a. Lebanon
Tennessee
FACULTY. Hon Abraham caruthefs, iats one Of the ercu
judges Of Tennessee.
,ireen the Judges OF the supreme
Of Tennessee.
fion. BromfieId Ridley, st
Judges their who's exclusively
the school.
Daily examinations OF eass
lectures i
daily lessons IN he progress OF the examinations.
2 equity, which
Of facts pofes
all
praecc. framed them prepa
he
dence the trials Some OF are taken by appeal %
which held monthly In the class,
public the cad o. The students act az clerks .her
jurors and chanceors and in other official
Sacies connected with their suits.
the third Monday Sep
third Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Erprsc pcr se.sion.Tntion ESQ., eonngen
81 boarding $50 students furnish their books
viii can be- had the Lebanon bookstores.
complete unless the
No previous study required for
There four regular classes. Students
during the collegiate year.
There IA Legislature connected with the school
NIB students the last collegiate eighty six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERH,
Feb il--coly President Board OF Trustees
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Proposals for furnishing Paper for the Public
Printing.

SurkRsrEspEsr PuRllo PRIsrSo,
Washington, January IS, 1855.
the
public printing, &e approved &c
1884, raisd proposals viii be received this Office Capitol
Wednesday, March O'Clock
furnishing following quantities and descriptions OF writing
TO wit
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o. and ajisr hassday, AossabsF I, lisa,
TnE AlsxaadnA daily or GesdOasvis
~ IN Och ess The arrival
aa gsvine oseaktaSG
Meeting Manassas Junction with trails foo sAsharg
NsFFentoa and Godanssile
with The the Virginia Central railroad Goa ehond, Char
iottcsylle, md stauaon.
The daily Alexandria
before il O'Clock the ARRIVAL q the
Virginia Central railroad from Richmond ChAiotcssis and
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NOTICE is hereby given III

NOTICE is hereby given that 1 have obtained from
~ the Register Of Virginia Land ofce duplicate
No James Kennedy
revolutionary original having
apply of
tngon, scrip unsatished portion
GEO. w. STEPHENS,
Dec lO--aw3m Attorney in fact for the heirs.
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Dealer Exchange &c. No 432 Pennsylvania
nue., Washington, ID, c.
INCURRENT money, land warrants and Virginia scrip, bohgh
u and sold.
Drafts principal cities sold in suit purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Claims against government collected
Dec i-3mdAw
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y ANTHONY No. Dos broadway, New York. MAN.
II, dagucaoiype nangs,
plates chemicals, fancy frames and
caype for pictures, and
ria o every description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
Barson's celebrated also, Highlander shon
hand.
3Os Broadway, June IL, 1854.
June 2O--dlyeart
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CREMUNA, aud
EMPRESS.
boat carrying the United states matt viii
Alabama lst OF November
daiiy,
The trains daily Montgomery
The and nj New Orr. mail
viii leave Selma the downward
81 O'Clock, a. Er .t.Fess T. n
Tbe above steamers by
oaccrs comfort
OF
The freight above boats viii exceed any
pssb barre nd me- dollar bale at cotton.
For freight passage having accommodations apply
board,
2T-d6m CON, bkANaRO, Co
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For Lynchsurg Chaonesvie
Mondays, wednesdays, ana Fritays
For Luray and New Market with Cu
pei Tuesdays, IAursdays, aud Saturdays.
For Winchester daily with the Piedmont
Middebag daily, connecting with tho
Per order w. D. RkO.hErr,
Nov T-du
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uRoposA carrying mails Of she United states foa ne
ia aay 81 seprnesr day VI July Lass Inc
ufrores OREGON and NEW MEXICO, VIII es received al
he Conuaet Once Once Department Ia the af
Wa.hns,oa nnf D. a n l5h dag Of june 1885, be
esed by Inc day. and Ia The e herein sPeci
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WITH Increased Facilities, Experience, ks.ewcy
w deemed and adherence
si fully isbsd
tno~ very lsrxr) daring The approaching ysss.
Is order that accomplish The desired end
while
ehss~ who vh'sn their supplies Of dry goods ~
Others who pfompty ~ss~ their hills
atsr mach that opinion,
refusing neg"css 20 close their bills by
sened tscsdsd sraWtack
few months ~
verbal promise 10 . cal sna vrsle . days
Rerg thoroughly impressed
pies which eondne business that Offer
70 All persons dollars yovtA for Dollar
asrfars That s~'sy m closing % neither charged
Cor IN arranging oar prices expected
PERRY BROTHER,
Dec 2l-sohl0i Central stores,n building
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lOuhtetoT
Has removed his office bits rcsid Ftankia
of and Thieenrh lie ~ devote his
principally IN she Upit,d
Having davo.J much time he viii
advice and opinions legal bso
the Patent oce and appeals u the chief justice assistant
justices Of the patrct % Cauuba and will Also assist IN the
and trial Of suits concerning patents.
Ne wi also written opinions and arguments Tor
having claims before Congress either Of Tbs departments
win also claims before board established r their
adjudication
Oct 2--tu
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Mobile ana montgomery q. .. paliy nsil Lime.
.saEr.ze CONSISTING tolowng substantial and
w~~SaxAAsza- running passenger steamers, VIA
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
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Leave Olympia every othsr Friday ss9ami
a 4 ssssss s s s.. pa s =
Asrye oymP@ asxs safurd., ss 5 m
lz7 fls o,,mpss . sheair Bsy. bach,
Leave Olympia rsdsys ale
Arriye a sboalwasr Bay nsnt Mondays BY llsmi
Leave shoaiw Bay Tuesday attain
Ariy a Oiympaa next FRIDAY by saa
Lsass os ss.,'. f as., 1870. = tSl%i
Leave seairs "Wednesday. atsam
saiss a. o.ympss neat s.y. y ,,. -. yo .,,v.,
70 waiisp,a, 400 miles hack once month.
kss Il Waspa y g n q ne 81, q ,ass @oa
Lsays walsp,a me ia'l day q s each u aon.hi -
BIDS only between Cascade CITY aAd Wslawaiia are
ls7sa from rel rowHssua ., Discovery ounssnss
40 miles and bach. once a week
Leave For Townsend ras-ays A6am;
Auise :. New Duasefass next GAYS BY u AM
Apive Pom Townsend next days By epn
,y g s e ave uB sS M~a.ea. as Nils Psnn
and Whaeam, Pou Townsend, as miles aud back
Leave seaa,e Monaa,s aiesm,
Leave Townsend Tuesday al o
Aruye at seattle same days by Pm
ls7s4 from sii - back
Arpivs a. De- De- wsrnisb Nils By II m same days
Leave De Mills Mondays pmi
Arave a Seattle BY : p N same days 49, so s,
g7b From 81 Heens y Csthlapooe 10 fssn, ~ mites and
Leave 81, Helsas Wednesday, a, ans
Arrive nj Pekla BY A same days.
ssnys rss :. Issd ss = AZ aay.
akso Seattle, somss snd back once
| q
| Steiacooal SATURDAYS al D AN
Arrive a Seattle b p IA days,
| Leave Seattle Fridays al Gan; 4.
| Steiiaeoom BY pm same days,
\ Bids fpr sotrips invited
l257 Crss Cosar DAiene M.ssioa aad s.
Mays valley Benton, sesf Ter. so' mite.
l. back. Inopth
! Leave aiepta o Isl Of each month";
/ Ani Fort benton in four weeks;
Fort Benton the lst Of zach month
/ arrive Wsiepla ia four weeks
Wailcpa by Waawaa Walkers, Ees Mission,
Browns, Fort casie 300 miles and back month
| Lean aiiepta O The LIST OF each month
\ mi al Colsiie days
| Leave Fort Covle the 9th OF each month
Arrive at Wailepta in len days.
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Medical Depayf,asns.
fIk ~ lectures will
Monday, November 70, and viii lhs
March.
james IsnrA a D., q Of Asdioies
3 l. hddeli, NJ ID Professor OF
Warren stone, ~ o., Professor Of surgery.
A. "a. Cepas NJ ID, Predecessor of oh~tsrcs.
A. y weds.rburn, N. D., Psotsr~"syrf Asatomy
Gss,ayus A. Not, n. u, Professor NJ Nafss'a Msasea
Thomas Hunt. n Professor az pasosoxr
SAMUEL = c sosfss - orm.a sa.y.As
The CO dsssctss VIII ee hs hsa b4s o.
tnher.
sopii4l this institution from November 10 April
81
expense. enjoy extraordinary psset.cal advantages.
There during m session. asos s,sht
scrtnad for aaily.
"a gaasau us~a u,esaaaS
THOMAS Must, N %, D.ss.
nag tt--isstsovI
AMERICAN ROUSE, u.a.ysr street, npsso1 By
Leis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged, esgsny pssn
~iers Improvements Md aeca.ssads
,save,tns puAi,c
SHIRTS s-aas erds..-sTgxESs. arowa'. Hotel, ps
"a
Gents wousisa win hsa s,uns .sa,, be s..,sd
srEyEvas
Dee T-aM roona, Hate.
GENTS searSs. Tics Cravsss, ~e,Eves variety %
" style, aud Shape desirable eca Nspoison ss 90
xA. Me 81 late isivoytatons and a. moderate prices
sfEvENs's
Dee lar s.ssr sro~a'sbonl
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ID OaIvsOS's PRACTICE.-The Practice Courts Of Jss-
II England Robinson,
% Richmond Vrsni,- Vol a. Price, So Just pesiished
FRaNCK TAYLOR
THE BLUE BOOK--Ometat Register OF the United
Of all Office hoidsr undet the
with their salaries, Of ke Ae
few copies o the edition ili for safe In wnhinaonrrcs,
.
sent postage By any United
the Pacific
TAYLOR a MAuRY,
Sch ~ Bookseisrs, Ninth street.
r sSouNELLE HELpfsE, edir,or iiiusrres. par John
~ not, Baron, pamphlet Price -
Les Confessions Dc Rousseau pamphlet with Hnsua
50 cents.
Physioioxfs
iiosfratonx- Price 70
Imported from Paris " FRAsCK TAYLOR
Feh III
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The nsIsgnei, residing at , State OF undertake
foregoing bid for The mali route No be
accepted BY Postmaster Genesa the bidder shall prior To the
required obligation petts the service proposed with good
sufficient sureties. La =..+ ~ rs A+
under the 9th section OF the Of Congress
OF July ?, 1886.
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The undersigned, postmaster OF -, State OF , ceTies
Office, acquainted with above guar
antors and knows them be property, and able max
good their guarantee.
Dated .ss ss.s 4f. @g.@
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That all the lands situated the within the fol
lowing townships VIII be entry
excepting for the above specified unni further
orders,
Of east Of INA principal meridian.
Townships 22' 80, and "a, OF range 6.
Townships re-. 23N, and ga, Of e1
Townships 2I', 22', 23s, "a, and 90, OF range g.
Townships 20, III, -, %, "a and as, Of range 3.
Townships 81, %, 20, ~, ~, and 27' Of range H.
Townships FL 30 49, "a IS, 70, and a., Of range H.
Townships D. %, "a, rs, 26r ar and 49, OF 10.
Townships "a 3D. ~ u.s. &C., 27s, and as. OF range a.
Townships %, ga, as 90, az and 49, OF Is
townships ~, ai' 25s, 20, "a, and 49, OF 10.
Townships a., as, 81, a. 2ss, Of range IL.
Townships si', s5s, 90, and or, Of rauge 10.
All townships marked included original
eryation Of 1852 tGG#
emption any The
lands market the ngesssyh day March
already made which hereafter be made
those within the townships Withdrawn
settlements made the date
will make the this
fixed by law within twelve months arer The date OF their
settlements otherwise their claims will be forfeited
Ii suggested that claimants lands within the
townships be restored should give sotce Of ter
for lands, their
and delay.
my hand city Washington, sixth day
February, Domin thousand eight hundred and y
five. &r7 3Sa
BY order of the President
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Feb 7--lawbw Tint b starl 81 " 4.
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WHrrsEN's Metallic wealth. OF the Unisea ss~se-,
tyoi., ego.
Life OIL, q. Gurseyt edited BY Joseph n, Brailbwats
Memories The wstsfs by Hsnry Nancy.
Lsmarine'n Travels in N. East 2 vols
Aug 10 FEANck TAYLOR.
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iaOs From Albuquerque BY Zuni woodvie, California; and
. !
Bidders and schedule Of arrivals and de-
|
1904 From Taosto Anna and back, a week.
Bidders To 81 distance and schedule.
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Salalnander safes.
EVANS WATSON, street, Philadelphia
u Pa Gate No ~ Dock sreet,1
nent Of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THiEF-PRoOf SAFES
Bank vaults and iron doors loI bank sora
PATENT sIATE-LfNED REFRiGERAToRS
Water icrs, seal and letter Fairbanks platform
and eounler scales.
Sole Buefwofth He'tiey, yaiss UslF
patent powder proof locks. Prsss give u a call
few ~ the hundreds
saes In
r. Msaudef, 7 avenae, washins
~, q.
Farmers and ne-hanics' Bsns, philadelpbn,i2 snfes
II United States Njnt do
United Arsenal, IN California, Q IN Phiisaephia
United States Appraisers Once philadelphia
anis Baifnsd Company, Pbiladeipha .afes.
Phsdeipns, wilmington, and Bslnoss Karoad Company,
Philadelphia
Richard Norris, Son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Hrhk, Winchester, Virginia
Mr. ". wood Fc9s P-ansyivania h and Nh
Washington c. satbonxss receive orders ar snd
max sales Of the above.
Nav s--9asiY EVANS WATSok,
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of Paoposa change from advertisement eOnts,a
plated BY tAs bidder.
l., t------ of county Of State Of ---,
convey ma from August l. 1855, July 1885,
route agrceabIy the
,-mrut the General January
the following mode Of coaveyanee viz;
fur the annual Of
F dollars
THIS proposal ui knowledge Of tire distance OF
carried aud all other particulars
service and also after full
instructions and requirements attached the advertise
/
/ Dated
/ Apned1
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The undersigned, residing AT - Stale OIL, under
bid the mail No
accepted General the bidder SHALL
Of
required obligation perform the proposed witt
good SUD surees.
This do knowledge of the obligations
under the 2h section OF the Congress
of July q 1886.
Dated
fSisnrd py I,yogu araDtors.N
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INSTRUCTIONS.

of proposal usTe change from adsertisems eosfea
plated BY the . oder.
- Oh, county OF ---, state OF ---,
propose convey mails from september l. 1856 jury J. 1850
our route Mo-. agreenuiy to thr
Postmaster General dated January o 1885,
and by folio wing mode Of conveyance, viz:
fo OF
dollars
This proposal Of
route The weight all particulars
and after
and requirements attached to the advertise
Dated
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Form Of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster of State of
uhes he acquainted with
them be of property able
good tisir guarantee.
Dated
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aosoIs ssysp asii s,tns vtd STATE. from ds s
a. "a Auxusa lray day 81 is5e
ofCALlF RNiA aad = 1As Tst,Ss % WASHINGTON wa ss
o1e Post Orles Department IA sh
AZ the isth
b. decided MAY
IL. N. rnLAr
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posr. oyyIes DEp1RrnKNr, February 2, II
Feb 3-wts
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The sucsney OF proposals be certified
judge Of Of record aud by postnase al he following
c.-. and otAess
Ia Oregon Territory by the Of Oregon City, Aori
SubliDiy, Portland Albany Willamette
Dallas, Cincinnati Tnaitin Palms, and Corvallis.
New exieo by postmasters OF santa Fe, Donna Ann
Taos, and Albuquerque, a-st
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WASHINGTON rERRIToRy.

Isi From A.iora, BY Chenook, Edmnnson, Tafi pysie
Beach, Bingham City, Intersection with route from pym
F Grsy's Harbcr, iso miles and hack weak
Leave Astoria Mondays
Aruve al Intersection Olympia and Gays Hafior
Thsrsdsyp Ny Inn
Lsavs Intersection on Oiyuu,a Gvays
#Ha1 Mondays At 2
Arrive az Astoria Thursdays ny Ia m
2f4o from Cahsnstw g Fnrd IS miles back,
Leave Cshismrstc Taeedsysmsa
Antv~ at y foyds days n m
u..r Leave - Fnvds Thsr~days sm,
Arrive AT Csthlsmets~ ns Y
l27N Fron OympA TO 1rsys Hasbor 80 back
weeks. - Tssl
Leave Olympia other Monday sts m
Arrive Gays Harhor Wednesday BY q M
. Leave SrayS Hsthor other Tlsarsdsy m;
Arrive Olympia next Saturday ny So m
l97as From oymp'. y ro,d., cssnoos CIV %
= beck, In two weeks,
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Nihln,a Garden.

saiocn, magnificent in proportion and truly chaste
ard beautiful in decoration, filled by elegantly
dressed audience is of itself pleasant thing to look
rren and the very place to enjoy in perfection the go
rieus singing Of Louisa Pyn aud upon the splendid
scenery procession and tableaux which abound in the
new grand opera OF "Ths Daughter Of st. Mark" After
an hours enjoy thus stroll through the spacious
ard beautiful corridors, ice in the brilliantly
illuminated lales saloon, the enjoyment Of true Ha
vana in the al resco smoking room, complete eve
npgs amusement perfect Of its kind, and not TO be
found under any roof in Europe America except
that when covers Mr. Nibo's magnificent establish
ment. That this IL q fact all who have travelled
through Europe and country must admit, and
al the great artists who have visited this country have
expressed ssooishment at finding the most complete
oIeratic and dramatic temple, with all the and
appliances for ba concerts public mesti,gs, lectures
ard social gatherings concentrated within building,
Owned and directed BY one man, and supervised with
such and ability gain for II the very highest
popularity and Insure 1t success beyond oil precedent
Such IL Nbios Garden, and II any resident citizen or
at ger has not visited It, he In yet unacquainted with
q the most pleasant features Of this great city
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THR AMERICAN ORGAN AT WAsHMGroN-IM-
-foRrANT CHANGE.-Vespasian Ellis, of the Know
Nothing central newspaper ut Washington, has
become tired, yea heartily sick, Of organ griad-
ing. He resires in disgust, and Mr.. VIM. Bur
WELL DIVA, takes his place. This is a sensible
change on the part Of the proprietors of the pa
per. Ellis has been q damaging huckster TO the
party from the start, trading away its principles
for the slimmest possible chances for the public
plumber. His gambling propensities, as illus
trated in his reckless betting and olataering
during the late Virginia canvass, have, as we
fear, not only emptied his own pockets, but the
pockets and bank assets Of host of his over
credulous and confding friends. Determined
tobe revenged upon somebody, he jumped from
the frying pan iato the fire, by picking quar-
rel with the New YORK HERALD-a jump which
appears to have finished his organic history.
Very well. Thereare other pursuits still open,
in some one Of which we hope the peculiar &C.
MUS Of Mr.. Ellis may meet with better success
Meantime we congratulate the American party
on their new editor at Washington, Mr.. Bur
well. He belongs to that class Of modern pr,-
gressive men whose administrative talents and
practical intelligence in political AFFAIRS have
heretofore been too much overlooked by all
parties, in hunting up "venal politicians"
broken down lawy ers, caucus favorites, and mi
litary heroes, big and little. Weventure to say
that the columns Of the Washington Organ
will soon illustrate the difference between the
late incompetent editor and the new and prac-
teal man. The antecedents, principles aud
policy Of Mr.. Burwell rest upon that conserva-
tive middle ground Of the Philadelphia plat
form, which even General Cass approves as
the only course for any great national party
upon the slavery question. In this view, Sena-
tor Wilson will no longer be favorite Of the
Washington Organ Let Mr.. Burwell, upon
this platform, 20 ahead.