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Jetery's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Ball Values,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excaya
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. ETC., etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
for the sale OF Jeeys improved ubleActng Pump, with
India Rnber Ball Valves prepared to receive orders
and furnish This valuable invention patented
9Th 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the
York State Fair. held EmiTa in that year. In intro
ducng this Pump to this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts to bring into general will be
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
lump Valves will at be apparent to every thinking mind
Their pervouSness and their yielding
certainty operation and perfection of action which
he attained by the other Valves. The simplicity
arrangement the facility with which can
ann desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes, they in moment be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
Size O. 2PsSesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons per min
ute Price $40.
Size No Sposesses capacity Of forcing 40 gallons min
ute. Price $50
Size No 4possesses capacity of forcing Is gallons min
ME. Price $50
And larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
capacity of 800 gallons per minute in OF
construction and soon be expected Nos 2and are ad-
mraby adapted Houses for forcing the cneuire
laSses and the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for reeemng Swanpy Lands the No. as nls
pensabe.
The subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps
they will speak themselves and that
they will go nio general
Samples Size No. he in operation C. C. Bier
& Co.'s No. G5 Camp Price Couons No. l07 PoydYas
street. office OF the undersigned where persons are in.
yiled to call and examine before purchasing.
ANDERSON ID. DIETER, Agent,
NIL " 81 Gravier street.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen

NoUvELLE ORLEANS lie 10 mars 1851.
A Honorable Consei de vile
de la Nouvelle. Orleans
petition des gnes repesente respecteusement
ore reguse par Ia sect 9 de la nouvee chartre de la Vile
ayan petition prs honorable corps de
ordonnance resolution eet de nyeer clever bril-
queter banquetes ae des nseax panches curb
stones usage lie long de Ia Toulouse partr de la
Franklin jusqua Ia IRENE assi de payer Ia de
perr ronGes dapes les Specifications d voyeur de Ia
ville-ets 800 par 100 chaque cote:
Pieds fesant face Ia rue Toulouse.
John Petit. 80
L. Allebert. lUO
e JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretaire
Nouvee Orleans Juliet 1851 ysl 10 II "a 81 sci IA
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AS-so0 bales Northern Hay, landing from ship Heuis-
IL pheTe for sale by
aa24 GEO. W. HYEsoN CO., s. Camp stseet
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JUAN Y DE EGANA.
YALENTIN SCHMBACK,
II. PAIR,
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, -, 1857.
To the honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans
The petition of the undersigned respectfully sowa the
majority required by 9 of the city charter hav
lug signed this pston they pray honorable body pass
ordinance resolution the effect OF having the sidewalks
leyeled graded and paved with bricks with the
and wooden both sides Of Liberty
tuphrosine street 10 Erato.
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NOTICE 10 TAX-PAYERS.

OEFICE OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, ,
r. Room No. 10 City Hall I
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-THE BOARD OF
IN Assessors Of the city New Orleans having completed
their assessment rolls year 1851 and copies thereof hay
ing been left with Secretary Of the Board at Room No 10
CITY Hall the same may and examined BY any Of the
Inhabitants Of the city Of New Orleans and by any OF the
owners Of property said city from O'Clock A. M till
O'Clock p NJ daily Sundays excepted during thirty days from
the 18th instant. .,a az. 49,, III,
meet at their Office City Hall, from O'Clock A. until
O'CLOCK n NJ on the I'D sd h, 18th and 18th September
next review their assessments on Inc appheauoh OF any
person conceying himself aggrieved
BY order of the Board. ,,no>r ~,
JosEPH ETTER Secretary. aul7 3Dt
WIS AUX CONTRlBUABLES-LE CONSEIL
"A dssseseurs de la vile de la NouveeOrleans ayan
peter eur role daessemens annee 1885, ct DIES copies
du meme etc deposes e Secreare du Conse au
cbambre No. Is City Hail. lie meme peu ere ct examiner
mar aucune des inhabitants de la de VILE de la EOuvele Or
leans ct propretaes de Ia te Vile de heures
du main jusqua henres de apres.mdi Oes Dimanche
ceptae pendant trene jours dater du II conrant.
H dassesseurs de plus donne quils sera
leur sale de Cite de heues du nan jusqua
sur jours du o. % "a ct 6 du seplem
prochane pour considerer Advertisement eur
duplication daucune des croyant soimeme cha
grlner. -4aa
Par ordre de Ia conseil
MARK WALTON, President.
JOSEPH ETTER Secretare, anl7 ant
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the Truth Confessed.

The New York Journal of Commerce Of the LIST
ins makes an honest confession Of the motives that
I'D 10 the government policy in Kansas. 1t says:
KANSAS FREE srArEIt Is interesting fact that the
Herald late strsng advocate for erecting that Terri
National lie example
Here is q confession, open and undisguised, from
one Of the first and most reliable journals in the
Union one which has been usually true to the con-
stitutional rights and interests of the South. The
Journal Of Commerce. openly acknowledges that the
Democratic policy is to make Kansas free State on
broad national basis after the example of California
this be 90, then have we mistaken the whole pnr-
and scope Of Democratic policy, as embodied in
k6 Kansas bill, in the Cincinnati platform, in the
speeches, writings and acts Of Democrats North and
South; we acknowledge oursel deceived. wofnly de-
ccfved, and shall not hesitate, for one moment to
king to light I'D expose the vile and traitorous plot
BY which South e TO be sold and its rights tramp
led under f00t
We have never for moment doubted as to the true
design Of the Walker policy in Kansas-iti is to bring
Kansas into the Union as free State, and if this
could not be done by fair it was to be accom-
plshed any way even If the law and the constitution
bad TO be tIamped under foot and the rights Of the
South utterly disregarded. We have watched this
controversy from the beginning-ha scanned it
closely, and think understand it fully The object
is to make Kansas free State, and thus to the
National Democracy Of the North Is not this SO 2
Can any one deny III il SO, let him present his facts
and we promise to rebut them by testimony that none
will dare gansay.
Citizens Of the South, your rights are endangered
Arouse yourselves from the state Of fatal indifference
into which you have fallen. Remember that eternal
yigilanceis the price Of liberty i we are fairly
beaten Id Kansas, none the most rigid Southern man.
could object-bat to have the constitution and the
laws Of the country violated and our rights trampled
upon Is more than we are disposed to bear patiently
Let the Southern people speak out as one man
upon this subject, and perchance justice may yet be
done-a tame submission to wrong and Injustice can
have but one eBd-Southern ruin and disgrace.
zsf shreveport Gazette, (Democratc,) ed inst.
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.

.. New ORLEANS March 10, 1851.
To the honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans:
The petition of the undersigned respectfully soweth that the
majority required by section l9 of the city charter hav
ing signed this petition, they honorable body
ordinance resolution TO the effect of having the sidewalks
eveled graded paved with BRICKS with the usual curb
gutter Toulouse street from franklin to
IRENE; also said to be paved with
per specifications of the City Surveyor Square 800 per 100
each side.) &
John Petit fronting on Toulouse. ........... so feet
L. Aebert fronting Toulouse 100 feet
New Orleans July 3d. 1857.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board If Assistant Aldermen.

NoUyEILE ORLEANS lie --lS57
A Honorable Consel de willie
dc Ia Nouvee Orleans:
La petition DIES soussine ropreeue respecteusemen one
more requse par la section 9 de la nouyee de Ia
ve sige cete petition pris honorable corps
odUnnauce resolution Peet de fire ulveer
clever hrquter les bauquees; aussi de
DIES misseauN plauches curb lie long
Lbee partr de la Josephine jusQna la Eato
Mons Gesp d, de tesan
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r WRIGHT IL CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propeors lowest Wholesale
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl amp II Cartres
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sTNAM BOILEK = FATENTED

For all particulars with regard individual rights andrgh
manufacture and sell for other States apply to the UNDER
signed at his Boiler Mandatory, Ill Bs-1Gne street. where
Bpiers of every description tn shortest npce.
as Sm DAVID |. FOWLER.
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NEW ORLEANS LOCK NIANUFAC-
TORY, II Magazine street, near Poydras
ALEX W. DEAkIE.... RICHARD DE4RrE.
DEARIE / BROTHER.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS,
respectfully inform the public and builders that they
ing and have hand large and compile assortment of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting of Locks, Hinges,
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings, Screws Pueys etc, which
they offer for sale the reasonable Attached to
their they have factory where all kinds Of Locks for
banks vaults prisons stores dwellings, etc. made to
der the shortest notice and warranted Also
rior article Of safe Night Latch for offices and dwellings,
BELL HANGING in all its various branches such Sig
Bells locomotives ships, hotels, dwellings,
etc.. put up workmanke and warranted give
satisfaction. Smith work in general Jobbing promptly at
tended to. .
as-soe Agents for GRAY BROS. PATENT DOOR AND
q ,n2a ly
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J. Il, UDE,
Q. G. TALLMADGE,
W. W. SHARP,
q L ,IQY1

hJOTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr.. JAMES
4S A. DUNBAR all the stock, merchandise and business
heretofore held and conducted by for account
der the style of e. e. Dunbar Co., No. IA Canal street.
toners.
All those who have claims against indebted to- G.
Dunbar Co. will please call upon alone the Office No.
II Canal street. for settlement. GEO, G. DUNBAR,
New Orleans, February IA, 1857.
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Ng77zs-.e.-ss, DENTAL NDGICE.-DK J. WEST,
Practical Dentist No. liz st. Charles street,
GYSSss5sSssss near Poydras street.
~Ol1IIh j. W. w1uld call particular attention to his
method OF constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH They made
perfectly natural in form and shape set with false The
original form and expression of the mouth and restored
with clear and distinct articulation of speech This effected
by having the inside of the tech gum of natural FORM
which the tongue readily adapted This that kissing
sound so often observed in persons wearing artificial teeth The
Doctor has been practcng in this city fifteen years. and feels
confident that he will give satisfaction 10 those who honor
him with their patronage All persons DESTROYS of obtaining his
services, wouldo well to call and examine his specimens
mh2lY
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KITyREDGE FOLSOM

A ST Gate Ben kitTedge & Co. J Importers Of Guns
~ aud Sporting Apparatus in all its branches.
~ Wholesale and retail dealers In American Rifles,
SSA Pistols and Firearms of evefs variety, IS ST
VEGETABLES street, st Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, and 134 Main street, Cincinnati Ohio.
v,ya 10
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DENTISTRY.

agsa-s5a CHARLES e. * ELLIS, ID. ID. y,
EresA No. ISL Canal street, between Caronielet AND
Barorne streets, New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
li1I-LJ TEETH inserted in full partial sets, which
for Beauty Utility and Uomtoto the Weaer, be exceed
iub IvSW
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nv W Il T. Ta.h bt'l Eci tNss
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixtdre,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZENGES.
Shermsn's Cough and Worm
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafer5,
Loceck's PnlmoHic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpeneor Hair Clos
Barry's Tricopherous.
Lyons Katharisn,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon'B Hair Invigorator,
Jsyue's Hair Tonic, .r..
Van Deusen's WRhpene,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic,
HauePs Eau Lnstrale,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAs.
Swain's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES
DRlley'sMagieal PainExtracto
Professor Holloway's Oiutmen
McAllister's An Healing,
Brooks Magic SSlve, Pryor
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk
solved on the 8th Of duly, 1857. - fE77-T -
VII ARIES H. WALDO Is charged with the settlement Of
the affairs and collection Of outstanding debts
~ .-7 - - .af WALDO HUGHES,
Office, No. II Canal street.
Orleans August g. pnc7
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GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
is established No l2D Canal These machines
premium Worlds Fair in The Crystal Pal
ace Paris over Bakers other Sewing
Machines and are the Sewing Machines by
Government making the clothing for the French
army constant supply Of these No Machines,
Silk and Linen Thread Spoos Needles,
always on hand. Orders promptly attended to- Address
s. II. PECK,
100 Canal Orleans.
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mo SUGAR PLANTEEs-Ar A BARGAIN-une
open Copper sugar Kettle and Sepentne, for boiling
by steam perfectly and guaranteed Of best quality dnen
sons "a inches in diameter, ana rs inches deep.
Also
Tubular Locomotive Boiler IoG0fee surface per
fectly
Both of which will be sold at half The original cost Apply at
BREWSTER & ZACH ARIES,
nyl4 IS Front and Sc Enltou sts New reaus.
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OTICE.
Jefery's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Ball Values
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N N. k
= NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
IRON WoRKsGThe undersigned beg lesvs ~. inform
featuring all kinds OF Architectural and Building Iron
Work. Nos S. Circus street, such as verandahs Rail
ing Shutters. Doors, Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
umns venators Weights and fill all orders Of
every description Of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch.
mN II BENNETT 4 co.
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HARDWARE.

a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AMI
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton and
@ Euphrosne streets Office No. l06 81. Charles strest
W. 1.-TWO doors from the st. Charles Theaer) Mauufac
tur the latest and most Patterns Of Rang vs
Stairs Fronts Capitals and all kinds of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
Railings Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
tator Old Stand, lO6 st. Charles street. New
OrIesns o2b1y
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Il
The RECORDERS CoURTs. Jas. johnson was
arragned before Recorder Sh Saturday. on charge of
having sold liquor without license grocery at the corner Of
Common aud Clara Policemen Ross and Cot were
abouto testify when Mr. s. Meyers the fcr the defend
ant objected to their testimony the ground that they
parties they would get half fine might
be collected Tbs Recorder sustained the objection and
Johnson was dismissed IL In testimony for defence
had an examination taken place, that went into the
grocery and asked for liquor that let them have
some that they offered hut she upon
which they left the the walked out The
grocers and ceeehouse keepers have keep top
OPEN about these times.
John Kinds sent before the First District Court for beat
ing George X Burrows Grod street. the 2lst inst Bail
given
Peter McCabe before the First District Court for
having feloniousy entered the premises of H. Du6ho
the of Race and Paeanier detected
slave aud upon her raising alarm he
shoot her.
Daniel Nelson before First District Court to be
tried for collecting and felonousy approprang moneys
longing to Henry I.eith, at No. 40 camp street.
Bella Thompson dismissed from the charge of bckbs
ting bott'ng and flower porg Jean Baerie the said Jean
failing to appear Sarah Lewis charged with stealing SO from
Wm Clark, and the said Clark charged with eompoundn
felony with the said Sarah, also discharged.
Frank Lyle omnibus driver. fined $40 cutting
Sergeant Drydegs little boy eyes with his whip
Ahnuneaon street when the boy lacked twelve feet
being in his On being arrested by Dryden
mat he had perfect right all boys with his whip
| he caught them outside the curbstones.
MI Harmon was arraigned charge Selling choking
counsellor Earharts son, youth of manly stature. Mr.
hat ne was passing along his carriage
ac'owa Oh boys engaged in desperate fight
mounted and separated them force naturally sezug the
largest boy hr and handling him the toughest Mr. Eahart
commended that his son only acting peaceaker when
Mr. Harmon seized him. The was fixed for examination
superpumeray policeman Ben was ordered 10 he
to the Chief OF Police for brutal conduct
ing an old woman under the pretence that she was drink
pushing her along roughly and her daughter down
because she interceded for her. @
Michael Hall sent to prison charge Of having sl,p
shoed Deykin mate of the ship America on Tchoupopss
street. Friday night with intent robbery
Mr. Pope Ravei charged with beating Lola Mon,e on Basin
street, Pat Ragon charged with stealing quantity of Iada
baggng and sachs Celesine Forsta c. charged with
bombains Jacob Rineeker with bottles bricks on Terps-
chore street. and Julia Riley charged with taxing Margaret
Jane Clarke likewise srrsgned and examination
Recorder Fabre sent James Kenney prison. charge
having obtained SIS from George by means of falls,
representations jean Baptiste Thomas, c. and Colin
slave sent prison charge of stealing keg butte
from the Steamboat landing Ceestn Ghapes charged with
breach Of trust and larceny, was dismissed
There sas nothing notable before the other Recorders
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nISSOLUT1ON-fHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
fore existing between the subscribers firm OF
JN0 MARsHALl& CO., In this city the city Of New
York. this day dissolved by mutual consentNO r. MAR
SHALL retiring from business r.157T
Either partner will attend unsettled business and sion
the name of said firm in liquidation only. SA
JNO. R. MARSHALL
eHt.t- -atl GEO. W. BABCOCK.
j. NJ. RHODES.
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HISTORY OF THE SEA COAST OF MAS

nENPAI. NSpTICE DR. GEO. w. SMITH, DEN
~ TAI. SURGEON, may be suited daily from 9 A. NJ.
till NJ Office and residence r0f Carondest and La
fayette streets Gate fevia sreat) auto this
ISIREyVORixS!-FI FIRE tV0RKS!-A LARGE
Il assortment Ian ing iAack Warrior, consisting
in part Rockets Candles Topedos Trangles Peri
Wheels Scrolls, Flower POS seFents Besoi Mines Blue
Lights Post Fires, Fire Crackers, For sale by
Il, ~ BARLOW 4 90,
du is Caaai street,
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r.. II. EOL6ER q co.. NEW LIZ
EfYs and rchoupitoulas streets, between Graver
and Poydras streets, New Orleans, offer slarge
- and well assorted stock of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Swedes and English Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Boiler IRON
Agents for the celebrated Tennessee Io manufactured
Woods Lewis Co., at the Cumberland Iron Works. and wifi
be continually supplied with full assortment It's great
riory ether descriptions Of iron fully established
They also agents for Isaac straub highly approved
Queen the South ard have hand
of the various sizes which attention is invited do y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

He has now hesitated, faltered for one moment,
and from that instant his doom was sealed
All join, however, in counting the chances OF
Douglas re. election. Iii evident that the Pres
idenf regards him as a rival for the succession,
and is, and has been determined to kill him of
politically. To this end, Ex-Governor Mattcson,
of Illinois, was selected as the Administration
candidate to oppose Douglas The Governor is
exceedingly wealthy, being at the head of sew
eral railroads. and being largely interested in
several banks; and it has been thought that his
wealth, together with the Federal influence
which would be exerted in his favor and against
Douglas, would give him the seat But this
new movement disconcerts the plans of the Ad-
minrstration. Yet whether it will strengthen
the hands Of Douglas or the Republican candi-
date remains to be seen. Some say that the
Judge will fall between the two parties@Bu
elected rs a pure Democrat, upon the principles
of the Nebraska bill. AS Father Richie would
say, nous UsTFOHG.
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TnE hog drovers in Columbus, Ga, have en-
tered into a combination not to sell their hogs
tbey 'I can P obtain nth that ts nTic ,sS fn neti tbe IL 'I th.v vn wiIi
bacon them up; and run theTrisk of the bacon
market next summer
SIMEON HoLToN, of Middlesburg, claims to
have invented a thermometer that win register
any degree of heat or cold without the use of
mercury, spirits, or anything of the kind, what
ever.
The city authorities of Nashua N. H., have
made arrangements for a constant supply of
baked pork and beans at the police Office to be
given to transient persons who make applica.
ton for food. e.
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MoEE CAxprDA4Es WASTEp-TwO fresh an

MORE CANDIDATES WANTED.-lWo ITO" q"
nouncements viii be found in to-day's paper
one Of which is, Of course, for the sergeantship.
We verify believe that the impression has got
abroad. these whisky drinking and cuiPrit nab
hing times, that the sergeantship is about the
ONLY Office worth having. The Treasury, the
Clerkship, Wharf Mastery, &c, generally allow
ed to be "well.to-do'' situations, seem to have
been turned over to the account of poor pick
ingsH these starvation times. We are sorry for
the strange haIlucination. But sorrier still are
we to see that ancient and honorable ofiee-thc
Mayoraity, Ito obtain which q certain ambitious
youth of ''famous London town." once laid the
grimalkin species under tribute almost, at this
moment, in danger of being declared e%iriliter
nortuuS as the gentlemen of the bar term it
We are almost fmpelled, as we think of it, to
drop our pen and rush out, with our boots off
and no crayat Oh, and lay hold of a candidate
Here's the holidays within hailing distance and
the ides of January within gun shot, and no
body nominated. Just think of it. It's an out
rage, its a shame, lisa sin, it maketh us mad
for the sight of our eyes"