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AUCTION SALES.
BY y. G, Mcclure, Auctioneer.
SALE Of Honsa and L

TuNRUSTEE,S SALE of House and Lot
On Tuesday afternoon, February goth, ut 4
o'clock, by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated August
y, 1884, and duly recorded October a. 1854 among
the land records for Washington county, ID. O.,
shall SELL at public SALE in front Of the premises part
Of lot numbered ], in square numbered $50, com
nencing Tor the Same on New Jersey avenue 1873
eet inches northwardiy Of street; thence at right
angles rom said avenue 80 fset thence due west
feetj thence due north feet inches thence due
east feet thence due north 30 feet thence east 2s
feet thence along said avenue southwardly l3 feet
inches, to the place Of beginning together with the
House.
Terms OF sale: All conveyancng at the expense o +
the purchaser, and the terms TO be complied with
within five days from the day Of sale on failure
thereof the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
premises at the risk and expense Of the delinquent
purchaser JOHN " DOM, Trustee.
J. @. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer
ian 20---2aW6d
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LEwKs, DEL, Feb ls.-The schooner Lejok,
from Attakapas, with cargo of sugar and molas
ses, for Philadelphia, consigned to L. Hurlbut of
Baltimore, went ashore this morning on the point
of Cape Henlopen. The vessel Is tight, and all
hands safe.
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I9hinninn LltelIinnncs

BosroS, Feb. 1s.-Arrived to-day, Emblem,
from Baltimore; Charles Williams, from Savannah;
Q. e. Fay, from Philadelphia; and Clement, from
Charleston.
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A mine Of Roman antiquities seems to have
been discovered at the village of Whitton near Fps
wich. A tessellsted pavement Of some beauty
and several walls have already been laid open.
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HenIfh NJ Nc,n YnrL

New York, Feb. l8.-The mortality in this city
during the past week amounted to $50, showing an
increase of 65 as compared with the previous week
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New Trial of the Libel Suit against Ben,actt-7He
Harlem Railroad Fraud

NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE case Of Fry Us. BEN
nett, in which the former was awarded $4,000
damages for an alleged libel published in the Her.
add the Superior Court has ordered new trial
In the same court to-day judgment was given
against Alexander Kyler, jr., for S2oe,550, being
the par value Of the stock of the Harlem Railroad
fraudulently issued by him.
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DRY GOODS In THE FIRST WARD.
HlHE Subscribers having refitted their
store since the fire, beg leave to call the atten
ton Of their customers and friends to the fact that
they have now re-opened, and, having on hand as
part of their stock great many winter goods, they
will sell them off as bargains.
feb I7-3t* r. w. JOHNSON 4 co. 4
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CoScoRD, Feb. lsth.--Mr. Barton, the editor OF
the Reporter, dropped dead yesterday from disease
Of the heart
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
YyHE Subscriber wishes to dispose of his
- stock and fixtures Of Confectionery Estab-
lishment on High, one door from Bridge street,
Georgetown.
TAe stand is one Of the best, being an old-estab-
lished stand, with good run of custom.
To person who wishes to engage in business, a
ine chance is offered.
feb l7--3t B.. r. EVANS Agent.
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Another Earthquake IN Maine.

BANGOR, Feb. IA violent earthquake occur
red here at this morning The buildings we're
materially shaken.
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The following are the names Of the seceders
from the Known Nothing caucus at Harrisburg I:

Nicholas Thorn, T. l.. Baldwin, E. G. Harrison,
j. Alex Simpson, T. III. Maddox, s. p. Meal
mont Jas. Mccullough, Daniel Lott, David Tag
CART, +. r. Jordan, Jno. Ferguson, g. J. Lathrop,
b. Laporte, J. Holcomb, Jno. i. Linderman, Saml.
b. Page r. B. M'Comb, M. J. Pennypacker, G.
Rush Smith, Otis Avery, James J. Lewis, James
Lowe, Watson P. Magill, Mark A. Hodgson, W..
Stewart II. N. Wickersham, G. J. Ball, and Lot
Bergstresser.
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No 5l2, 9Th street. opposite the Inteligencrr Oaice
TuNHE subscriber having completed his arr
u ranRements in his new store, Is now ready to
furnish and put up all articles in hs the above line Of
premiership with New York firm, he feels fully
competent TO do all work ntrusted 10 him, with dn-
rability, promptness and despatch
dec 10 p. II. SIMS, Practical Plumber.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

n GOOD Brick House, two story and at
~ tic containing eight rooms, with yard 100
feet deep There Is good well Of water, and fine
Peach Trees in the yard. Said house il No. 5l7
street north, between Sixth and Seventh Inquire of
R0THWELL a BROWN,
Louisiana avenue,
feb 5-eod1m Opposite Bank Of Washington.
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FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
"E HAVE ON hand a large assortment
w Of Furniture and Housekeeping Goods,
such as
Cottage Chamber Sets, all colors,
Parior Sets, in plush, brocatelle, &C.,
Mahogany, cane, and wood-seat Chairs,
Rockers, Office, and childrcns' Chairs,
Marbletop Tables, and Bureaus,
Sideboards, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, WASH
stands,
Mattresses, Cribs, Looking ghsses, Clocks,
Sofas, Tete-a-tetes, Secretary's Whatnots,
Extension, and other Tables, dc., &c.
Also, good assortment OF Crockery-w &c, &c.
All Of which VIC will be pleased 10 sell cheap for
cash, or on credit TO punctual customers.
L. >. Property sales at auction attended TO with
punctuahty and despatch.
R0THWEJL 4 BROWN,
Auctioneers, and Commission Merchants,
Louisiana avenue,
feb 9-eod1m Opposite Bank of Washington.
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METROPOLTTAN FAIR.

w hOT ObII MN FAINs
NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
TIME entire stock OF Dry Goods of the
IL late firm of MAGRUDER a CALVERT will
be closed out at very reduced prices.
We name in part
Rich striped and plaid Silks
Brocade Silks, cost 81, for SO 1-2 cents
Changeabe Silks, 81 IL cents, for 80
White Grape Shawls at half price
Colored do do
Linen Sheeting, worth 81, for rs cents
Pillow Linen, worth rs cents, for 80
Pillow-case Cotton, worth Is cents, for ii IL
124 Cotton Sheeting, worth so cents, for IS
: Fine French Ginghams, worth 25 for 1871
White and colored Brilliants, very cheap.
Also, large lot Of Domestics Of the best class,
which will be sold very low.
Call early and secure great bargains, at
No. 16, opposite Centre Market
feb 9-eo2wif Between 9Th and 9th streets.
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NOTICE.-C. WOODWARD, having sold out
portunity Of thanking his friends and the public gen
orally for their st patronage, and respectfully
licits continuance Of the same to the new firm.
feb lB-9t
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
OF THE

ISLAND SOClAL CLUB.
THE members Of the Club respectfully
public generally that their second grand Ball Of the
s ssssHB WI ROOMS es g''' AZ inc WASHINGTON Az
On Monday, February 18th.
All necessary arrangements have been made, SO as
to insure to all who may honor them with their pre-
sence an evening Of exquisite pleasure Apart from
the novelty Of this ball. (which will be the first Fancy
Dress Ball given in Washington for many years.
they would inform their many friends and the public,
that the net proceeds Of the Ball will be devoted to
their new Library, which is already progressing
finely
Celebrated Cotllion Music has been engaged for
the occasion.
Refreshments will be furnished by On experienced
caterer.
No masks will be permitted to be worn in the ball
room.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentleman
and ladies' to be had of the Managers and at the door
on the evening Of the Ball.
MANAGERS
On the part Of the citizens.
Hon. Frederick P. Stan G. J. Garfield,
ton, Tenn, Walter Lenox, ESQ,
Hon. Richard II. Stanton, Richard Wallach, Esq,
Hon. tThos B. Florence, Dr.. Blake,
Pa, james A. Brown, Esq,
Capt Tyler, Geo. Stewart
B. B. French, Esq,
On he part of the Club.
Richard Evans, q. w. Krammer
H. s. Ltchfeld, Harry Dudley,
]. Smthley, G.. f. Adams,
F. Guist, VIM. H. Dalton,
Jos. b. Walling VIM. Williams,
L. Anderson, Daniel Drscol
feb 5-5,s,l6,l7,l9 6ts
DIR. s. y. COCKERILLE,
DENTIST,
No. 246 Pennsyipa,iia avenue.
Washington, ID. @.
feb 16--dly
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NOTICE.-We beg leave TO state that we have
~ this day purchased the entire stock of goods Of
the late firm OF Woodward Guy consisting of Hard
ware Stoves Crates, &c. and will continue the bust
ness at the old stand Of the late firm.
JOHNSON, GUY Il CO.,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 18th SITS.
fab 1R-Qtf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.


--
Lessee. Mr.. J. A. KEENAN,.
Acting and Stage Manager. ~. JOHN WEAVER.
MIR. KEENAN,
Begs leave 70 announce to the ladies and gentlemen
OF Washington, that he has, after great exor-
lions, completed his Company, and
IS now enabled TO produce, in
magnificent style, the cell
ebrated moral dsmes-
tic Drama, entitled
TRUE SOUTHERN LIFE;
n Or, Uncle Tom as He Is.
3s This Great Moral Drama, with its
SIX TABLEAUX
AND THIRTY SCENES!
Concluding with the
ALLEGORICAL ASCENT OF EVA,
Will be presented
n Monday Evening, February 10th.
The character Of EVA, the Flower Of the South, by
LITTLE LOUISA PARKER,
(Only years of age.)
The rendition Of this beautiful character by child
so young, has gained the encomum of all the press
Of Baltimore and Philadelphia and won for her the
= INFANT PoDIGY.
\, The 1 Stage Department will be under the mmed
MIR. JOHN WEAVER,
late Manager Of Barnum's Museum and Welch's Ma
tional Theatre, Philadelphia.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
Tickets admitting 8 Lady and gentleman. g
0rcnestra seas 70
second and Third Tier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Doors open At ito commence at TX o'clock.
feb 16-1W
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THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Chartered by Congress,
OFFERS to the citizens of the District
" the safest and cheapest means of insurance
against loss by fire all descriptions of property
may be seen by an examination Of the charter and
bylaws.
Applications for insurance can be made to the I'M
dersgned or at the office, Columbia Place, corner Of
Seventh street and Louisiana avenue where copies of
the charter and bylaws may be procured.
ULYSSES WARD, President
MANAGERs
Thomas Blagden, ]. c. McKelden,
Ulysses Ward, John Van Riswick,
DR.. T. Howard p. w. Browning,
and NJ. G.. Emery. jan 3l-eolm
G. WARRINER,
Matchmaker,
No. $50 Pennsylvania ave,tne,
Between 9th and 10th streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
feb l6-dt4mch*
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING EsTABLIsB-
MENT.

And by all dealers in Alexandra, Virginia
jan 6-eoif 6m
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WILLIAM G.. DEALE
Tenders his services 10 the public generally, as
MEASURER OF ALL KINDS OF WORK CON.
NECTED WITH BUILDING.
Office on ID street, near 7th, second story,
Near Patriotic Bank, Washington. jan 81
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nEPOSITORS Of selden, Withers a. Co.
- The undersigned win pay the highest price for
Two Thousand Dollars Of Selden, Withers & CO..
Certificates of Deposte.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, Banker,
feb 1e-3t 432 Penn avenue
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u OTOMAC HEARINGS, FLOUR,
IL Meal, &c
30 barrels No. Potomac Herrings, (gross)
500 barrels super and extra Flours
Meal-Corn, Rye, &c. for sale low by
HILL, BROWN PARTLOW,
Corner Prince and Union streets,
feb 15-f Alexandria, Va
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
g. GUY, by mutual con-
w sent, have this day dissolved copartnership
All persons indebted TO creditors of the late firm
will please call at the old stand without delay and
settle their accounts.
feb 1g-9t
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CIGARS TOBACCOil

a. corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
has Just received the most extensive and varied
sortment Of Cigars To be found in this city and in
vtes all who desire anything in his line TO call
him.
All the favorite brands Of, Cigars, besides several
new ones can be found in his stock
"A large supply of Trough and Ready" Tobacco
also received feb 14-f
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HO FOR CENTRAL AMERICAi
To all whom IL may concern.
a PROCLAMATION has been issued by
n the President OF these United States that no
shall leave the city without correct likeness taken
by Prof. STEWART, directly over Calls Jewelry
Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. No second sight business, but salts
faction warranted 10 all who may please TO call Look
upon this picture, and on this.
Pictures taken for rs cents, and upwards
feb 1A-Th So IN 2t*
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w. EVELYN WILLIAMS,
Amanuensis, COpyist, and General Scribe.
Orders left at the Empire HOTEL will meet with
prompt attention. feb Ia
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DIR. s. j. COCKERILLE,
DENTIST,
No. 246 Pennsyiud,,ia avenue.
Washington, ID. O.
feb l6-dIy
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GOD AND OUR NATIVE LAND!
3. of A.--GeOrge Washington Camp,
Os No. !, meets every Friday evening at Tenn
perance Hail. street. between 9th and 10th streets
VIM. H. SHELLEY,
feb 3-dly Recording Secretary
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For particulars, a Price Current can be obtained
by addressing as above.
This Establishment is of the Oldest Of the kind
in the United States feb s-dly
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POLICE CoURr - CENTRAL STATION Before
Myer aud Birch.
S. J. Pearson was disorderly at Odd Fellows
Hall, Saturday evening, being 80 much interested
in the drawing Of prizes, and was fined.
John Keefe was disorderly at the TIL eatre, not
liking the representation Of Uncle Toms Cabin,
and he vas also fined.
John Lyons, an Irishman, was fined for profanity.
Owen Brannan, Stephen Rixton, Holman Hughes,
Jacob Smith and Henry Landon we're dodgers at
the expense of the corporation.
Ludwig Lewis, Mexican, was drunk in the
market Dismissed
Charles Coombs was fined for profanity. John
Edison same.
William Eaton, disorderly Dismissed.
Peter McLarry was dismissed with promise not
TO get drunk any more.
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"ANTED-A situation in a mercantile
w house, grocery preferred, by young man
who has been in public business for two years
Compensation no object Satisfactory reference
can be given. Address A. S. g., Box Ss3, Alexan-
dra, Va. ian 23-tf
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER IORILLARD

No. AZ, Chatham Street, Ne,o York,
Successor Of Peter George Lorillard offers for sale
all kinds Of Snuff and Tobaccos in general use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22
sERIOrS RAILROAD RIOT.

BUFFALO, Saturday, jan. 20, 1855.
riot brc Ike ont on the Boffalo Bradford and
Goodrich Railroad 10 day, AZ Ridgeway, twenty mes
from this CITY. II has been Understood for several
months past that the laborer3 the road have not
been pad regularly aud fs weeks since they gave
notice that they would spike down the switches to-
day if II. y did rot receive the weges due them.
he trsck vac accordingly spiked at Ridgewey
this af,erI ind one or 80 bridges we're opened.
When the chief olis Of the road heard Of II, he
bred about twenty five men from this city, armed
them with revOlvers &c ard went over TO take pos
session Of and protect the track. On arriving at the
scene of disturbance, the party were fred upon by
The laborers, who were armed with rifles aud regu-
lar fight Il en- ensued the party from this city fsrog
the worst-one of their men, Simon Wempe, being
killed. and two OF three others wounded, one Of
whom considered dangerously so. Two or three oil
the laborers were also wounded The officers party,
however succeeded in aresting about dozen OF the
laboreIs and among them, it is believed the man
who shot Wemple.
Orders were sent to this city for irons, supposed 10
be for the securement Of the rioters.
Many rumors and versions of the affair are floating
about but the above statement is as near the truth
as at present can be arrived at Nine of the party
who went from here have just returned.
Ore of the men engaged in the affair a. Ridgeway
informs that the whole party from this city, on Ar
irving there, were deputlzed by the Canadian Sheriff.
and acd uf Der biz orders that the President of the
road number Of Cath lie priests and the Sheriff
ade speeches TO the laborers and tried TO persuade
them to oesst, but all TO no purpose. The Sheriff
then ordered the track 10 be opened and cleared;
and while the doing it according to MS or
derf iLey attacked by the rioters and despe-
rate melee took place during which thirteen OF the
laboreIs were arrested, aud are in irons.
The mau who killed Wemple, after an examination,
has been fully committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22
Personal ITEMS.

Amasa Mccoy, late Professor of Rhetoric IN the
Law School at Ballston Spa has received an invita-.
ton to like post in the Law School at Albany
The Rev. Antoinette L. Brown lectures TO morrow
evening in Philadelphia before the Fraakln lnsti-
tute.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beocher lectures in Hudson
this evening.
DR. William Elder, of Philadelphia, iectured be-
fore large audience in Nantucket on he evening of
the 10th on THE Souls Instincts"
TIE Hon. Horace Mann leciured the same evening
at Salem. O. Subject" Great Britain the Work
"iDgs OF the Social and Political SYSTEM the Sources
"of her Wealth and Power
The Rev. John Lord gave one Of his lectures on
"TLe Rise and Fall Of Absolutism 10 France, in
New Haven, Cd the evening OF the 18th.
john Thompson, Esq of Poughkeepsie is lecurinS
in the northern part Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22

We have received and read a memorial Of A.
G. BensOn TO Congress, asking for compensation
for damages sustained by him In hs Guano EIpe-
ditiOn, set on foot during Mr. Fiilnores Admins
traticn, under the promised protection Of the
Government. Mr.. Benson alleges tina. he has
been involved in pec1ninry disaster aud ruin, In
copsequence OF that protection having been with
drawn Afler he had embarked his whole fortune
and credit in the euterprise, and when i was too
late for him TO recede or recover from bis en-
gAeemeLts.
III, memorial il designed to ,hoE the nature
and extent OF the damages be has sustained IN
detail and the character Of the pr1Gered pfossc-
hon Of the Government. The latter consisted
primarily and mainly In the communications
Of hr Webster, then Secretary n S.s's.
BY which II ia clearly enough established
hat ttAs department Of the Government
Ia fesponsible 70, the sheoIrszcmest Which IN.
dueed Mr. Benson 10 embark IN HE ills.srrsd
sIpedeien. Without entering isio The question
Of Whatsoever Nj Bsnsen IL entitled 70 fscsivs
1t he hands 81 ths oSvsrnn,ns 81 mash &c tsis
bplsir-tbS " 'ke extent II sss pseusisfy lsss
ks has suffered IN eekssqssxeA ri the .stisn sf
d, State Departments ia bic ssss sAs Gtvsra
Essi IL bound 10 equity n NIKE ,sssisasiss
How n.neh be- sA0gIA rsesivs. - ~ .na prs.%ra
isny Ills rot our provises - levssslssse kis
k.esnf, nor s1jsdiesss he esss. tst 1ss ~
10 entitled n receive fsIl compensation Tor ais
kses Incurred .hrebgk tss sfsseyef sSepsfsseens
The Government ssdsr whites ssspSess ks fasy
ssS u have been setisg, spears n ~ n ~
M " 10 qssstien.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22

Al a numerous and enthusiastic meeting OF TIE
Liouor. Dealers Central Convention, REID az me
Wsstchester House Thursday evening, Ism INST,
X Bunce in the Chair, and ID. ,. Paige, Secreta-
~ the constitution and by laws were read TO the gen.
ttIsmen present and commented on by Capt. Richard
French and P.'W. Engs in = nssterly manner a. TO
M working politically and generally. lhe Tune lot
united action has arrived. Every gentleman con.
peoted with the trade 10 expected TO come forward
and be initiated. 1t requires bold, spirited, de-
ftrroined movements. We are not only asssiled by
farAcs but false friends appear IN the van OF Mane
Law vriests and CGson cOnsplrat0rs to destroy our
bus nesg-tO take from us our properly and loerty'
M e,ng will be held at the same place on Monday
evening next, TO initiate new members, ana on AuIs
dny evening next for the election OF officers for the
P;,sS' s.e,y Mr. BUSCE. Prest.
We advice the rumsellers who mean to per
,ist in their destructive calling, in defiance
Law. Public Sentiment and Public Good, to join
This new secret Order We don't think it can
win. but this is their best chance, and if they try
II, something may turn up-who knows Moth
inc Is said of the amount of the Initiation fee,
but We presume it is liberal, as it should be.
Suppose it S. each, and that Ten thousand Of
The Twenty Thousand Liquor Dealers Of our
State should 20 iD, that will amount to $50, 900,
of which not more than $4,000 need be dis
bursed by Messrs. French, EDgs & Co. in getting
no the Order, leaving $40 600 for Interior opera
Mons at Albany and elsewhere. In ordinary
fines half this ought to suffice to convert three
or four Senators, which will stop the Maine Law
for this winter. The balance would serve as a
fair nestegg for next Falls contest. Go il,
hn,.