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LOCAL NEW s.

CRIMINAL CouRT.-THE TRIAL OF DoppRIDaE G. LEE ON
CHARGE OF NuRDKR.-FoURrH DAY--The court met this
morning at o'clock in the council chamber which
was again crowded with spectators.
The district attorney asked that the following nsruc-
tons should be given by the court to the jury:
the jury believe from the evidence that the prisoner
the bar premedaed taking the life of the deceased and
armed himself with deadly weapon, and (having
believe the deceased would call upon him for explana
tons of the charge made against him by the prisoner
the evening previously premedtaed and intended to
terae said charge and designed and intended
the said deadly weapon upon the person Of the deceased
in the deceased should be provoked to assault the
prisoner and If they further believe from the evidence
that the deceased did assault the prisoner wheeupen the
prisoner used the deadly weapon and took the life of the
deceased being at the time under reasonable
prehension Of the loss of life limb of bod
lily harm, he is guilty of murder
Mr. Key briefly recapituated the evidence and with his
usual ability went on to show why the instructions should
be granted.
The court compmented the counsel for the
the adroitness with which the propositions had been
drawn up evade the decision of yesterday but declined
to grant the instructions.
Mr. Davdee for defence then asked that the court should
give the usual instructions to the jury
Mr.. Bradley asked that the instructions should be
duced writing, which was done by the counsel for de-
fence and presented as follows:
al IT. from the whole evidence in this case the jury be-
ieve that the time the accused fired the pistol he had
proper reason believe from the circumstances that
rounded him. that his life in danger that his person
was ia danger Of serious HARM that then the homicide
with which he stands charged was excusable upon the
ground Of sedefence and it makes difference whether
the danger existed in point Of fact Il The circumstances in
the opinion of the jury justified such belief on his part
az II the jury entertain reasonable doubt to any
ea acts necessary make the for the prosecu
ton, they must give the benefit TO the defendant"
To the first prayer the court gave the following
81" the Jury believe from the evidence that the defend
person assaed by blows inflicted by the deceased
in the first instance without any previous attempt at per-
sonal violence the part OF the prisoner from wAch 10
could not sy escape by retreat or Il the jury shall fur
hgr believe that the prisoner could not retreat further than
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PROPOSALS FOR BINDING.

once Secretary Senate of the United States,
March Esd, 1857
EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Secretary the
Senate until 10 O'Clock ofonday, the D March
binding the Congressional Gobe Appendix third
Of the Thourh Congress and the
Senate. The volumes
with the sample 10 be at he seeretas ofce In strong
binders' with paper the
price binding include paper ,eriais.
binding OF
the Senate such as he employ 10 n the work.
bound his satisfaction,
required additional charge, they
will rebound s the direct IL
they will for
The Globe and Appendix will be in two volumes,
and the other about 500 They
yeed within three months after they received from the
The volumes will be paid for they delivered
proposed should be offered by more
persons, work will be divided equally between pro-
0her respects approved Satisfactory security
of the will be required for il iai performance.
proposal will received from full
made By him with
any person bidder proposal was en-
titled contract failed from, anv
actually engaged in the business of bookbndng
March 2l--dl30lh
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ana .1ExAEpRlA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALxxAspRIA, saturday EVENING"
March 2B, 1885

ALEXANDRIA,, Saturday EVENING"
March 20, 1857.
The Corn Exchange" Of Alexandria ID sPa.iou'
a. s,taa nm ON Union street. between King ana rrince
49, conveniently furnished with sample moes' @0'
shsrs merchants oongregnte daily from los ~ a. m
w. The purpose Of buying and selling gram anu nout
,mple-sellers bringing samples wi'n .Ie" ~.
samP' samn,es 10 compare with the article after
~A'e 80 them This establishment has been IN
about six months and proves to be OF great con-
T., The business men of the city concentrating as
aailv q. one time and place all the sellers ana ouy
-. and samples OF all the commodities IN 'he maihe@
% ,.,;,,,,o that might be advantsgeously patterned
o Inv ober cities both larger and smaller thah AeAh
All; Among other advantages ana conyehiehces Vi tn1
.h.noe there are kept esof the principal commsrcai
Of the United States The spring trade IN gram mas
moi vet fully commenced The principal uansaoA' -
NO. Ssehance take place on Mondays Wednesdays and
u,sars these being acardays' | am indebted to Mr.
Greene the polite secretary OF the association Tor
~ s,oying account of the transactions OF yesterday
wv 900 bbls. changed hands at SIS 75 Wheat
49,, 600 bushels white 81 40 red, 81 3d. Corn
w., ooo bushels So SO cents Rye-about 100 bushels
70 cents. -, a.. IA.
The supply of FISH is now beginning TO gain on inc ae
snd The prices to-day have been-shad, Slz % 10 PIP
n.rriDg. So to $l2 so bunch fish, 20 TO 20 cents o.
u.ry's oysters have advanced to 373 cents
uriceS oil WoOu pJ tuo Saieo PiiNi NSl ~
.. 20 Coyer-seed is SO per bushel The 500 bbls OF
osnbe Of lime brought by the sis the other day were
asssned 10 Messrs Nevett Snowdeni they are selling
itat sl5 per ton 49, w..,,,u,o.
pe,ton is in circulation here 10 have the washington
IA Alexandria railroad continued through the city on the
~, street TO the depot Of the Alexandria and Or
rond SO "a to form uninterrupted conneIon with
| the latter
Tbp Alexandra wholesale merchants are determined to
maize il an object for The Virginia country merchants TO
Inv of them instead of going further North
The schooner Mott Bsdel tina, have reported aground
ro miles below the city, got OFF and arrived here this
morning She ID commanded by Captain Seaman and has
an assorted cargo OF merchandise She will proceed to
Georgetown Monday or Tuesday.
The steamer Diamond State, Captain Kirvin from Balti-
mo,e arrived last night loaded with merchandise pota-
,Oes Quano bone DUST &c.
have mentioned that Mr. Martin, of Philadelphia, had
ss on here 10 look at the Alexandria Cotton Factory
with reference to a purchase Another Mr.. Martin the
;ncpal OF the former is here and has been examn-
pg the factory to-day The proprietors have offered to
vii either the whole establishment the machinery only
s to be hoped that the buzzing spndles are to be put
into onoraon again ia our midst yIRGlNIUS
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OPTICAL.
TREASURY DEr4RTHENT,

March ", ItJI.
Notice hereby given holders Of Of the loans Of the UNI
States thai this department will the until the s
day unless the OF 81 shall be previously
Obtained will pay, in addition interest accrued from the
date OF the dividend thereon together
with one days money vendor
following OF premium said stocks
For sioc Of ls42, premium Of 10 per
For the stock 1885, premium per
Coz 1850 commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium OF per
Certificates OF stock transmitted the department. under this
ce assigned the United States, by the pay duly entitled
receive the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks assigned and transmitted VIII be made
Boston, New York. Pha
depa the option OF the parties entitled receive the Moneys
expressed la accompanying the ceh
HOWELL COBB,
Mar l3-dtlptJuneif Secretary O the Treasury
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Latsy from CUBA.

CHARIEsTos March 2s.The steamer Isabel from Havana
and Key West the 25th arrived here to-day bringing two
companies United States artillery route for New York,
and under command OF Major Arnold There Indian
from Florida and wrecks had been reported at Key
West.
At Havana the duties maize and Indian had been
reduced onethd The condition of the island prosper
The weather was sutry. Sugars were in greater
demand and prices higher in consequence Of many
fields having been burnt. Coffee unchanged. Corn
lower, owing to the reduction Of duties, with full
supply.
The troops concentrating for embarkaton to Mexico
The Granada from Aspinwal, had arrived with
from Walker who their way to New
York.
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VEplrAsLE vorAeE.-The following performance Of
@fque Young Greek, Captain John Humphrey, Of
Is said by the Daily Advertiser, Of that city, to
y anything of the kind in the annals of mercantile
| gaton;
lonng Greek left this port October 4, 1856, for st
"w brunswick and had three days passage to that
4 Aed thence October 49, for Cardiff where she ar
November To- eighteen days passage; left Cardiff De-
Htor Malta, where abe arrived on the 30th in the
p.t space Of sixteen days sailed from Malta Janu
Or hessina, reaching that port in one day and
uvurs started from Messina February Ia, and ar
~ .0s port on Tuesday morning, March "a, having
yea seyenty-three days, OF less. Not many years
\, passage OF about seventy days from Sicily to
would not have been thought very long one.
s, aln Humphrey, who thinks very hvorably Of the
sa As OF Lieutenant Maury, attributes his successful
~, ~ great degree to his having followed the di-
'U that accomplished officer
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POST orrInr DEPARTMENT.

Aer Posi- Q5ieeS-The following post Offices have
@ established for which the following gentlemen have
nn appointed postmasters:
'sdons Station, Madison county Mississippi Harrison
'dan, postmaster.
rnh''esoury, Jefferson county, Tennessee; Isaac b.
ne, postmaster.
Etusster
lakeland, Shelby County, Missouri; s, F. Barnhart
Eamaser
aoH Branch, fancy county, Missouri; Simeon W..
|ach postmaster
Roberts postmaster.
'e'ninsd The following post Offices have been dis
|tdlued:
|pngeys Mills, Carroll county, Ohio.
laaers Cross Roads, Harrison county, Ohio.
'aa Mills, Washington county, Virginia.
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'uArNcAL pEcisIoS.--A was decided few days
IN The fourth district court of New York city, which
some interest to the fequentsrs Of theatres and other
Of amusement young gentleman, last month,
- one of the city theatres in company with friend,
Odoe purchasing tickets expressly asked If there were
as IN the dress circle and answered in the af-
aa'e Upon entering, he found not seat vacant and
faaey returned to the box-office and demanded his
W which was refused He then brought action to
ne amount paid, and the jury returned verdict in
AVor with full costs.
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The supreme court OF California has decided that the
legislature has authority appropriate TO pay the
interest on the State debt and that court will enjoin
against levying tax for that purpose.
The senate had passed resolution that the honor Of the
State required the payment Of the State debt resolution
submitting the proposition the people was lost.
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"a ECKER's FARISA The following documen, exhibits
and and other the sick and
vaescent
report judges appointed the
included Ia So eighth the
Maryland Institute for Promotion of Mechanic Arts.
The article called ana made o. wheat and has been
the convaescent from disease and for those
furnished lhem satisfied prepared
and s By ny
taking one for the other when The microscope employed in the
@ on hs committee would award first premium to this ar
pure preparation wheat, without The admi1ure Of
grain and admir- able article OF
nasmuch as combines all the various kinds which
the possible Topoca most
ONE the Of ShS 10
been designed be Off nutritious
ns prisoner diet alone would Be- him 70 deah BY
for ne The os eons
Furnished by the farina gluten and abumen
medical Who havs ass article is dsedsd
, s o 81 ans ana %
during the eIhbo altes, the peasan, and palaabs
The committee have eSpe,imsn!sd witt. the seIane buck
and exactly what they pretend
lent articles for the kitchen For these well the
from the hands of the board"
Signed by LEWIS II. STEINER, NJ. d.
GIDEON B. SMITH, MD.
BALTIMORE, November, 1855.
Farna Jelly mouds Of various sizes and ormshe Turf
ether patterns also, boilers prevsn' cactus, ant
various be had al the CroI"- susG,ng or screening
riou f"ihs zol CheIr)
Hecks,'s fsIina ELY aeous and wholesome are ~ food
,es at the fair Of the Metropolitan Mechanics
y SO that visiters process and is served
w oy W.T. w eaVer az the saoon with In the
sye ADOPTED g Tsyors Saloon, 1868 Broadway, New
Nf'ich xs-oStt HECKER s. BROTHER.
lONsULT1NG ENGINEER.-The subscriber has established
his residence the city Of Washington purpose Of act
ton OF public " - -
ing to The cost, location plans railroads
bridges canas, water works. the
,ion either at his ohoe or on the site II the work.
= CHARLES ELLEr, Jr,
NO. 2so II street, Civil Engineer.
March aS--dif2wht
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Damage 10 Crops IN Te1as-The Commissioner of Pat
fas has received letter from Mr. G. Runge, of New Ulm
sn county, Texas in which he states that the 18th
Sant strong north wind prevailed in that region ghch
n'ed extraordinary damage to the crops destroying to-
ply the cotton corn and garden plants These crops will
| ave to be replauted.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Death Of an Army intelligence has been received
hs War Department of the death the 18th instant
n Antonio, Texas of Edward D. Stockton, first lieuten
At in the 6rst infantry.
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Fatal and Destructive Explosion.

ST. LOUIS, March 27A terrible explosion of powder took
place this evening at the gun store of t. j. Adrich blowing
il and the adjoining of Kraft a Co. to atoms. Four
persons killed. far known, and several Others
injured.
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Y,sE Border Rovers by Emerson BENNETT. ! vol.
Il ysia or of Power by Mrs.. Southworih vol
Major J,ness scenes Ia Geotah. VOL Illustrated,
Captain suggs' Adventures and Travels ! yol Illus
uaed. fhANCk ThtLoh,
March a.
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T IFE OF GENERAL NAPIER, by Li.ut. Genera

r IFE OF GENERAL NAPIEHy by Lieut. General
IL Napier, volumes, London, 1857. HE
The Theory Of War; illustrated by military hstoy by Lieut.
Colonel Macdougai. volume, London, 1857.
How Capture and Govern Gibraltar volume London 1851
Military Engineering and Implements Of War; by n. Forrest,
woolwich. volume, London 1856, many engraving.
New Universal Dictionary OF the English French, Italian, and
German Languages volume, London, 1857
Boiler Engneerng by Armstrong and Bourne volume Lon
don, 1857.
The Chemistry Artificial Light volume, London 1857.
schcercr the BowpIpe volume, londen, 1856.
Crsbbes Technical Dictionary OF the Arts and Sciences vol
ume, London.
Mar 3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Land Agency,

AZ couac1 Big6s, ioSa, and Omaha Ctty, Neoroskd.
r, LOWE having resigned Office OF OF public
H. Council Bluffs Town. for the purpose a engaging IN the
will and sell real estate make coec
ions nav saxes buy land both
i.,rro ' and Ncbraska Address r.. LOWE,
'N''rf Council Bluffs, Iowa,
atfs-stg 1855. T. LOWE X Co,
Omaha City, Nebraska.
Refers 10 Hon Mason, Commissioner OF Patents
Faes esq., ofice; VIM NJ Ferguson, Pao
& Nouse Washington city and Hon. a. w Jones' United
Senate.
Mar 25--difIm'
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New YoRK, March 2s-The steamer Arago arrived here
last night with Hayre dates of the 10TH Her adyoes have
been anticipated E. O. Squires esq., and Signor Avarado,
charge from Honduras to the United States passen-
qers
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Desirue.is. Fire.

MrMPHs March 27The entire business portion Of the
town of Jackonport in Arkansas has been destroyed by
fire. Amount loss not stated.
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Dr. Kane Refrigerators.

THE subscriber received direct
above superior reserators They highly
the udges In the Cities
fered the very lowest prices - sHt6f
varieties OF refrigeators, which
give satisfaction every particular, together
with
Patent Ice pitchers
Patent butter coolers
Patens
which offered retail the lowest fgrss
JOS L. SAVAGE,
Sign the Gilt Saw Penn. av,
Mat n5-d6uf Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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RI. M, W D. hogan respectfully Informs his friends
II AMI The pb thai his office residence
No 4s ayenae, south aide, between 9th and TN
Streets where happy the calls Of bis ffehds
wi may require his professional services,
afch
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Ranking House of Chubb Crotbors,
Vas I lRST

IoHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are this day admit
ted The Banking House OF Chubb Brothers The
% from this date viii be composed Of Charles. Sc u Chubb John
Barrow and Henry Holiness The House Davenport fewa
composed q Charles 81 Cbubh H. Dougs and Alexander
Jan - diff CI1UBB BROTHERS..
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March 3lsi Mics Thompson will fancy hand
assortment Of spring millinery comprising Leghorn Neapo
tam chip English, and Swiss straw together with
silk Grape, lace tissue band, other adapted
The present and approaching season.
HUTCHINSON d MUNRO,
March 28-d3 $40 Penn. avenue, between
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Tickets S0--halves S5-quarters 90 So
Certificate package 20 whoes
Shares in proportion. tSl33 Ng
above will prompt aen-
ton, drawings win be forwarded all
Address, \
III. HUBBARD h Co,
Mar 27--3awtd Baltimore, Nd
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland
dated Lottery for the benefit Of Carroll county, &c.,
drawn March %, 1857,
IA IL 81 II 2 AZ 36 As "a 27l
following numbers of the Paapsco Institute
Lolicry. class 7a. drawn March %, 1857:
CT sc 80 70 &c 80 l6 81 &C 81 II IL
R. FRANCE Co., Managers,
D. II McPnAiL Commissioner.
Mar 2S-lt
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EOR RENT-A and elegantly furnished house, II
the occupancy Of the Brazilian legation
exclusive Of basement and excellent Kitchen with hot and COLI
water, and gas throughout the entire house,
Also for house adjoining
elegantly furnished with water
y occupied by Mr. Sartges, the French minister.
For further particulars inquire the premises No 1853 Twenty
second street, corner Pennsylvania avenue.
March 7-dmif'f
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DOCKS FROM LONDON
ID The Household Manager. vol London. IS cents
The Ponoher. By Captain Mnrryat. 80 cents.
The Ladder OF Life. by Amelia b Edwards 80 cents.
The spendthrih by Answonh. 80 cents.
Japhet Search Of a Father. SO cents.
Owen Tudor. so
Dr. Livingston's Discoveries Central Africa Is cents
Solitary Hunter BY John Pallser. so cents.
Women, their Girlhood and Early Tile.
Fairy Tales. BY Alfred Crowquiil rs cents,
Fairy Gold for Young and Old. rs
HAIRY opiIve BY Grant. rs cents
Twenty Years Aner. BY Dumas. rs cents.
Arthur O'Leary BY Charles Lever. rs cents.
The Pastors Preside. BY Mics Porter. 75ce
The Potteton Legacy. b. Albert Smith. rs cents,
MY Cousin Nicholas. BY Ipgodsby. rs cents.
Luck Is Everything. BY MAXWELL IS cents.
March 81 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Tickets Sl0--halves s. quarters So 50.
Certificates OF 70 whOles SloS
Shares proportion. ssa s.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24
Brooklyn City News.
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY IN BROOKLYN.


There general observance of tbs day in this city, al
though several companies and Orders of United Americans
turned and proceeded New York. join in the celebr
ton there. The military comprised Go. A, Capt Morg
Go. b, Lieut. Hedges commanding. and Co c. ECsp.
hayes the whole under command Capt John j. White Of
Co they preceded by stewards Brass Band. after
N New York hey crossed to WILLIAMSBURG when
they returned home.
FATAL RESULT GARRorISG John Elders pediier who
was Knocked down and robbed ago. the
OF sixteenth and Fourth avenue died at hs rest
dence 25 Smith street. Sunday light from The effects Of
the injuries then received On the referred 70
attach ed by four man dressed In black clo.ho who
fced him TO the ground aud took hi. goods and money no
picked by the neghbo' and taken or ual
vcyed home by the Third district police post
fHnatiol yas made yesterday Afternoon and inquest VIII
be held 10 day.
ANOTHER CASE OF GARRorrgG.--A coored man. recently
returned from sea, attached by four hgh~aymen on
Third avenue The place where Cornelius Cannon
murdered December last few nights ago. and robbed OF
$50 The robbers held him until he relieved Of his cAh
the robbery about O'Clock In the
Ing No arrested, neither the colored
identify the robbers than by general description. IL
ID probable they OF Of thieves and robbers who
have for some time n'esed the town Of sew Utrecht.
DRrGoLD AND RoBBED.-The sexton Of g. Psuls Church,
Court street, named Grgson induced on sunday yeek
- .s~y- Two meo who per
puaded HIM CO. asked him TO take something drink lie
declined when OF them out and several bottles
OF ssrfapara He drank and becsme supiisd, When ne
his he found himself In lar In Neg York
relieved coat $50 in cash In the place OF
he had old nearly out He came home
following Wednesday much 10 the Qualification OF his
family who thought he bsd been killed
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the President does not ony usepd 20 his own
bus TO Hsko his own spponsnenta. Onr nfeud uAn
Doushersy hsug Q mission N Whea land mes snore
tcore OF other grno. Dxn, VINO has been Ia law anu
politics Ion enough not 70 bes1De oonstd WIN mA'uea
modesiy les Inclined 70 mcnap'ze tae ssteuuou "a TOO
President elect by drawing up ohslr and sox IN An
under tone. the mnissey ~ toe Oours OF 81 James
by democracy manifested oopsidarAce uneasiaess 5us
Dan evidently han some important suggestions 70 maxi
perhaps In regard u = cabinet spp1atmout--a mason
which bad brought several 0snerS thea - wnea
hnd Finally NJ. B. rose and said, Vito sarnastness-
Mr.. D0ushertyi desire You 10 undsrss.o1 my dssr
III, that wni not recsivs suggestions from any man 10
regard to my sppoiI tmeDss"
u oonssc, OF the company aftor Mai undertook
- monopose tho sttentous Of their host, nor 10 suggest
Who should vi should MOI 10 appointed That single
sh0s winged the whole flock
Mr. Buchanan u "bored' incessAnlly. fns otner DAY
map agent called upp utm, IN was about uur bling
BITS Sample" when NJ stopped nin By inqsrips The
pToo ''fIva dollars str" yes me ropy "roou lead
on to Washington, said Mr. b - ne handed over tae
pioe ard resumed the reading Of hts ,orrssDontence
% another occasion be Void ftend In tho CITY thar II
certain Ubjaot should lingo re the way WbesdAud, ne
should psy HIN i've dollars on hts account, but oy no
mesDe send him Ous the lat day We saw tho President
elect 30 Into AohsePs. he followed not ioob ~
'rheFim" Who had just misaed himn q Woesusad.
He rushed uto the back room, where Mr.. 3 was con
verspk with friends, and commenced talking TO
him In vRdeytope My dear sr )" exclaimed the ~.
ture ccoupsns Of the Whke House. - proper shoui
inform you that there one ndret applicants
be dbapro nted Send your papers 10 Wsshpgton
and thoy viii be examined 10 their order" Tee anxious
man Who entered In such 81 hurry took biz lsave IN
the Same manner.