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To Our Customers.

NE doing business the second time and forever fur GER
tain company than paid all indebtedness Amer which
hs agency discontinued The object was
"a sppsept been business
Wa have ceased 10 act ior TWO Others Tor
which We hsve little and paid them In iui We
bope hy publish until VIZ have had time to hnd good
additional clerk bauds quite uli the
miums for avns exceeded thousand dol
the present week. ,, .-,.., : -, !,
Ycu wisely iur that would quarrel with would
s more likely quarrel with You have long known we
were having paid widows aud orpans and
wtaGut lawsuits over Sl4o since we have
in business. ,..- i.
hsw equal any not superior 10 ALL snrding 935
dividend every hund ed paid in . ...... -.
We have comPIn7, among others, with
very capital three fourths
OF all is profits . -
We shall continue watch your nte with eeaseiess vsi
lance, .... .....
J. C. LEWIS, Superintendent,
odce lg9 Seventh street. boo~ the Gen rn Post Office.
r. An due have been promptly paid,
either by ourselves or the companies
Feb b24-eolm
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ID. Esrnoi' Hotel Pennsylgania bsissn l7n a"o
lsh streets, Warrington, ID. O.
TE PROPRIETOR bcgs inform his friends and the public
this recently established on the most moderI
principle with saloon private dining rooms and ur
svle engaged competent ana pro
essona recently arrived from Paris where he hal
gained nm artist a his business
himself has distinguished reputation bo
in France Of the bo and eater
srs he an,ter himself fail give satisfaction
those wi may favor him with their patronage 49,.
10 the a supplied with the choices
ns liquors. gane and other decneies Of the season no
until 2, The proprietor ha
lust received per Europe stock Of cham
pague cogn,c with general assortment OF the hnest
which bc offer lower thar
any other house in the box basket single bottle
Private shed and attended the
slorcst any part city leo jelly, plumber
a description Of confectionery BUSINESS
Ian 7-eod3m ~
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IblFORTANT To COTTON riANTAks,
NV xuhich their lncames muat he doubled

invented and obtained letters patent from the
United for the and combination OF machine
by
from through the preparation and spinning machine
~ until Il IL ready for shipment or weaving
from this process Will be a. least ten psi cent;
fibre unbroken uninured by ope
used TO and dis
will be fifty cent stronger nnd heavier and
Of the world dsancng al competition
advanced prices. .
The dispose OF privileges 10 hia
informed with complete in
Obtain the best machinery AMI all
Dec 6--oawiyif GEORGE @. HENRY, Mobile.
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TO OUR SUBsCRtBERs.

The nAAs of viii be upon books,
We p-Sn0Ht sfthe subscription be advance,
DAHi suesenbers forward money BY letter. alsk
WI BE assumed b. ourselves Ia sGfe transmission
TIE q uNTEY "A EErpsr ~44s +, iurLs the o.
sioAs Of Cong sss, A1d ssRii Wssliy during
Subscription oT Psriod less year will be received Ga
PropotioHsd 10 the above annual taIes
0-PoSTmAsTkhs are authorized agents.
BY sending us sSA DAILY sabscbs with $50 enclosed,
sEaI-WEEkLY ssbsSTibs Sas enclosed will be sA
uasd . q copy ETafts.
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No. bT6.
nv TUR pRESIDRNr OE THE UNITED

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
pursuance law FRANKLIN FIERCE Presiden,
public sales will be held the land oGss In thu
TsRKroar oREoos the periods hereinafter Designated
teni dow ns1s disposal public within
the following named townships, viz:
North OF line and Of willamette ,ssrdan
Township and has,ionai township two, ofrauge
South oftAs line and tls willamette meridian.
Townships une two, and three, of range oas.
Townships one lwO and three, OF range t~o
Noth efMs base nne and Sssf Of Ms WIilams t msaan
Township one, OF ranges one too, and three.
South ths bass vest Of the WIiousts msrdan
Township one, Of ranges ons, tue, and nres.
Township & three, o. . range. on. ,.a snd au%u tYS
Township seven, Il raSges iws IArss, Jour aud Gss
Township eleven, Of ranges three. four and five.
Townships seventeen and eighteen, of range three
Townships seyen'ean and eighteen, Of range Jour
.s aay aast meet for the posa tho public a1ds
ated within the following named townships, viz;
South Of N. base line and Wsst Of the W!smss msrsn.
Sections fecn, inclusive northeast quarter
seventeen the nsrheast quarter OF section twen'wo. seton
three ,won,yfour, w MY fve twenty six aud thirty five
quarter of section sVon the southwest quarter
sections eighteen n,ne.esn twenty and twenty
s' s, hs s
thirty two, Of township twenty tw.. Of range seven
inclusive and tho
y S s"a @ S ssS% or % r
eight hall Of section the hall ofho northwest
quarter the souihsasr qusar
quarter eleven the ausssr
sections thirteen ourtsen and northwest quartz.
and the northeast of the southeast
ve The ess, half aud the northwest quarter Of sseon
eight lots and two and the southeast, quarter o the noea
and sccions thryeur and hiryhve Of township
lots to Eve, incusive
aud the half VI tue southeast quarter OF SECTION eight the
northeast qua,er north quarter!
inclusive, heen the north half and lots
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washington Insurance Company.
y,I.,.;nt.ous IN lon;foI ,SfocE Aufborised

IN with tbs provisions OF the % section Of Tho TO
inaorpora In the city OF Washington
approved February 49, the sub.crber being the
OF said do hereby authorize ubcIp
opened for the capital stock Of said company at M sa
VIM Bayly Pennsylvania avenus between
lh Monday, the 9th Of March ne1 between
the hours OF IL and 3ocock, D. m. .....
vi
richly complied with ...
further enacted, That the named IN tho fore
going u hereby authorized
bsepon OF Washington for raising capa sioek
dollars shares Of twenty dsIars EACH
subscribing shalt ths above
mentioned dollars each snare crbed Tor and that me
dollars shall be secured by negotiable
signed and endorsed ns satisfaction Of said OF
majority Of em thereof be demanded at such
es and such oriien. the president and directors hssa
shall advisable giving weeks notice In three
gszeites prin ed the District of Columbia"
SILAs Il. HILL,
J. q MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN BEALL,
SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGUSTUS E. PERRY,
@. MILLER,
WM r. DOVE,
WALTER LEN0X,
NJ. w. GAIT,
WALTER HARPER,
w. WALL,
WM. Y. BAYLY.
WAsHssroN, February %, 1887.
Feb 35-3tawtMar9&d
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7 Osr LAND wAHRANr.-The undermined gives notice
that he will apply the Commissioner Of Pensions for dup
lieu Of Themas Richardson
dated l7h day Of Dscember 1885, for 16o No. 1888 which
transmission by oenwood Iswn
THOMAS r.. kUITER,
Mar sS-lsrG.H 49,.
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NOTICE TO PRE- -gMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled right OF -empon any
lands within the townships and OF townships above
rated required establish the the ssisfeton
and receiver OF the land ofce and
therefor practicable after seeing fhi'noiies and
tho public Of
abracng tho tract claimed Otherwise such claim will
feited. ..t... ..- l. .... u. .....
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
..". Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Feb Ia-laMl9w A Riafl ! [
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The business this company will compare voraby
successful Of similar institutions United
Frm the Isl August, 1885, months,
November 1856
cd the four hundred
nvs dollars and CENTS with payment
hundred seventy thousand
hundred aRd twenty eight dollars cents.
With evidences good
feel usdod soliciting public patronage
that seounty offered ample that
justed according equity than echnicaiies.
The prepared issue policies against damage
by fro on
DWELLINGS FURNiTURE, MILLS, MANUFAC-
TORIES, WAREHOUSES,
Al descriptions Of BUILDINGS contents or all kinds of
MERCHANDISE, transported by
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS, CANAL. BOATS, RAILROADS,
and the usual conveysnees from any portion OF
EUROPE and AMERICA,
ana the hHls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the we.tcn
The sf premium will be aompan es and In
aHins hehn Improvement
will be taken Into consideration.
All issses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
Oioo northwest
street, Washington city, ID. Z.
JAMES NJ. WH5T,
Assistant Secretary.
La.aaaes may alss BE- effected at the Hons OHee,
hOTth.est Walnut tJesf PhiladeipAia
And In other principal etlss Of the United
officers Of the company
June lS-dly
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TIs The hands Of every soournng In
beug complete guide with panoramic view Of the
city, public buildings. and saiuary.
new map OF Washington the improvements, Ss
70, Capitol this book stand and the bookstores
Feb 4-eodIma
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Arny,s Confectionery,

No. e bridge arse, GeoresfoUn, ID. G = -
JHFRR Of entertainments furnished, with the bes
ice creams cakes water Ices csnfct hc the shortest no
dee moderate Medal awarded az the las
eKhibItnn Of metropolitan Mechanics Institute ..
Feb s-du
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WEAR BOOK Facts In Science and Art for 1857
volume London. Embracing the more important dis
OF the In mechanics ana e
philosophy, elecs chemistry sooosy bot
Feb 9sf FRANCk TAYLOR
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Now spring Goods.

n STEER Tailor hns received his stock Of new
himself bestimpoftnp honses
He ,oiieil. them by his customers and the pub
ic Az .... -. -
n permitted. -, ..ou .
Mar s3--3awlwif NO. 4SS Seventh street.
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Washington Aqueduot.

....'.. .... ...' Washington, March o, leSs,
PROPOSALS invited the Washing
Proposals received up T May will be opened Of
M.H proas and e The and G,a 70 ss
graduation excavation reservoirs iron pipes
connected win reservoirs laineh hOuIes bricks,
parteuisr works and
portion Of the line The leS acquired BY the
hsrs sa o san delays due viii
made ado in ~ The M time o. completion, i h. .o,.,,,o, - a.,
present appropriation contrasts wSis viii
tSs si 10 praschbe tho amount Of to done and
under each for sas and in case
shall be Htopped funds available.
Ss q ss pa @
the engineer the work has been properly executed SO r has
Payments specie upon
per cent; tho work
Al 1i 1s as @ work
material. % Il ON on the Washingion AqaeaueLn
should they be deemed and make
mens be considered most conducive TO the progress Of the
Every accompanied by
.ss
:ssaas. IL
United states district navy Or some
s a % Or anosn e The ea o.
guarantee
choose 10 be present.
M. c. MEIG5,
Capt Of Ensneers In change.
PORN OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt N. y. Meigs, u. y. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents Of, in the State If,
hereby Jointly and every with the United Staes and
In the foregoing bid be accepted that he or
the wi
perform furnish the articles proposed in conformity the
ofts advertisement under which made And In the
said shall fail aforesaid guaranty
good the difference offer by the said and
the lowest bidder.
(Bigned) A. b.
U. ID.
hereby certify the best knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient.
(Signed) E.F
Mar S-eod7hMayhIaw1
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UNITED STATES NAVAL CouRT OF INQUIRY,
Washington, February 26, 1857.

THE Judge advocate gives notice. for the information of parties
before under the LIST section OF the act Of snu
49, 1887 that they will respectively be advised by the department
been referred the and that
presenting they should come pre-
desire TO have sum
moped specifying which OF the respective heads Of hness Tor
their testimony IL 10 be
applied and the delay which may
be required; respect Of what witnetses
Febast-G j. NJ CARLISLE, Judge AdNoeae'
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banking House of Chubb Brothers,
INashinainn. Iannnrr 10.

IoHN d. BARROW HENRY HOLMES this day admit
led ns mariners Banking Hsuss OF Cubb Brothers The
will be composed of Charles st Chubb, John
D. Barrow, Henry Holiness The House Davenport Iowa,
Charles st. j. Cbubb VIM H. Dours and Alexander
Barrow, under the firm Of Cbubb Brothers, Barrow Co
Ian I-dif CHUBB BROTHERS.
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FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.

N. c. Brooks A. NJ. Professor OF Ancient Language
w. " A b., Mathematics and Natural Science.
] A. Munroe, A. D., Mathematics and Astronomy,
Miss NJ C. Shepard Bellies Le,ires and History.
Miss M. L.. Best, English and Physiology.
Mary j. La Reintrie, French and spanish
Mons Emile Ket Drawing and Painting.
j. BchAefer, Piano.
Mrs Eliza A. Keire, Gntar
Miss Ellen O. Gobrght, Piano aud Singing.
Miss Eliza A. Brooks, Piano and Singing.
Mrs. &. A. Keire, Vocal Music.
EXPENSES.
Board md ,utiun, per annual session D 200 S2i0.
Music, modern languages and painting, extra.
REFERENCES.
The following genmen have have had, daughters In the
College o.. ..........
ii Slicer late Chaplain u. =. Senate, baltimore.
Hon. o r. Moore, NJ c., Portsmouth, Ohio.
DIR. John sm IN, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Dr. Henry J. Holmes, Jackson, Mississippi.
Rev. y. A. Marks, Washington, d. G.
Rev Edward II. Anderson, Chrsiiansburg, Va.
George Brown esq. Hague Va
The will April ish but pupils will be
received a time.
circulars containing full information address No 5s st.
Paul street, Baltimore, Md. N. c. BROOKS,
March 6-I5tdscp President.
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II. l.. FAINT, Jr., a. CO,
Land Agents and Dealers In Exchange,

LgCoMPToN, KANSAS.
AND WARRANTS Ioeau sold on commission Land war-
Ii rants sold to pre- emptors time
Locations made t,ont account"
The paRer the firm engaged
Kansas and will be able locations.
Dusises. through Sweeney, Renhouse, Fnnt,
be forwarded TO US.
Sweeney, Rienhouse, Fant, Co., Bankers, Washington,
DC. :
u. w, Clark, Dodge Co. Bankers, New York.
DreIeI Co, Bankers, Pniladephia
Josiah Lee d CO., Bankers Baltimore.
Fswie, snowden, CO., BANKERS, Alexandra, Va.
II. II. Maury Co, do Richmond, va
N b. Merrell h Co., do New Orleans,
John J. Anderson Co, do ST. Louis, Mo.
March l6-wl& &de,In
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IUANTED-A coored cook, wash and iron. Apply
w No. 2l5 street. Mar li-dlwt
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Washington Insurance Company.

HB provisions incorporate
company the city OF Washington" approved FeArua
l6b, 1857 complied with by subscription and
Of The number Of shares Of the capital stock therein required
hereby subscribers Of said
choice OF will be held O'Clock OF Tues
day, March 81 1897 Office, second OF hs build
Bank Tenth
avenue Polls to be opened from 4 10 O'Clock, p. m
sILAs II. HfLL,l
sAM'L BACON, Committee.
WIN. 2. BAyLY,S
Mar l7-3tawsd
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nor RI1NT-A commodious brick dwell
building basement ke &c. ,hs OF u
and 18th Inquire OF Dr. Lansdae, No. TO- WindcT
building.
i7-9awu
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SPRING GOODs--E. OWEN SON, military and naval
tailors, 22 Pennsylvania make known to
that they have opened their second
goods embracing choice selection Of cobs
vsngs and will be pleased have them cell and
a,nine. Mar 6-dlw
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Dy- The First Annual Exhibition OF the Washing
Association comprising pictures, staluay Sc by the most
artists In The United Slater, will be opened TO The public
building between 18th and 18th
eets on Saturday morning next instant 10 O'Clock
OPEN until further notice, day between the
hours TO- m. Tickets of admission be
and the principal bookstores in tho city Single
admission five Season tickets, my cents
Mar
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Manual of Etiquette In washington.

@ "anuAl indispensable members Congress and
oss lourhing in Washington. Every lady aHd gentleman
~ nave copy Just published and for sale the book stand
Prs tsPn9, 9 Aud at the bookstores In Washington.
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MATCH Repairing and Eng vaving.-Wntches ehTo
aud pocket mekeepe of description repaired
by skiui workmen and warranted perform accurately
Engraving of description done In the best style, including
cutting OF cress, notices, and initials
=" Visiting and wedding cards elegantly graved and printed
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
Jewellers 324 Pennsylvania avenue
Jan 30-u Between 9Th and 10Th streets.
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no ALL PERSONS CONCER .-Nolice her eby given
that after publication OF this advertisement appca
ioR will be made TO the Commissioner Of
sopics warrant, No for 100 in the OF Clark
Wright NO 3s9 for 20 In the OF Barney Castee
and No. 7ol5 for 30
der act Of March 3D. e5 having
against heir location entered GeHeal Land Once.
Feb l7-lawBw jOHNsON WRI,I HORN
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Brilliant Schemes for April. 1857.

GREGORY MiURY, MANAoERs,
Wilmington, Delaware.
appointed
by the governor.
$500
Lottery for The benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass so, for 1851
drawn Wilmington. Dsl Saturday, April a. 1857.
rs number O,ery--l3 drawn ballots.
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RESTAURANT.

WAsHIssroE, February %, 1887.
Feb as 3ta W tMarg&d
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TANNIBhLs ALLI or slaves Without Masters, BY Geo
" Fzhuih. .... .. -----
Oliver Twist by Dickens. New edition, vols iustrated
Flank Foressr's Sporting Scenes Chancrs volumes
lusraed, ..... =
Past Meridian ; by Mrs siaourney.
The Golden Legacy.
History Of the Capture Of Washington Cy by Major jain g.
Williams ...Hs ...
Love amer Marriage by Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz. l vol.
The Two Lovets Sisters Devotion domestic story
Feb ~ .f.. .....' .... .#f FRANCK TAYLOR.
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tickets sN-halves sl0-qusrers s5-eighths % 50.
Certificates of packages or IS whole tickets s27o 90
10 do IS half do l35 90
DO do rs quarter do 81 so
Do do 25 eighth do % u
Tor tickets
% Splendid lotteries will receive the prompt attention,
ia @ OF each drawing will be Immediately amer s
NJ Address p. y. BUCKLEY, Agent,
""' Wilmington, ,-Deiaware.
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The Congressional Bank,
Corner Of Louisana and Seventh street,
Washington City
EDWARD JARDINE h CO., Bankers.
all cities the Union. Marine and fire
risks effected In all the principal Offices In the
United States and Canada.
Dec 20-d3mt
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
FBH pERILS or TUR SRA AND INLAND TRANS.

FARMERs AND MECHANICS INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29
From the N. Y. Tribune.
RgcAPrTuLArioN OF KANSAS AFFAIRS,

The questions now pendingin Kan
sas are so momentous and imminent,
that wo feel bound TO present the lea
ding points once and again, that no
man who reads shall have an excuse
for mis-stating or misapprehending
them. The essential facts are as fol-
lows;
l. There is Territorial Govern
ment-( Executive and JudiciaD lin
Kansas, constituted by the Federal
Government, and Differed by appoint
ment from Washington. This Gov
ernment is entirely in the Pro-Slave-
ry interest, and is backed by Milit-
airy force Of regulars, under the COM
mand of Gen. Persifor +. Smith, a
Louisiana STAKEHOLDER, who superce-
ded Col. V. Sumner, suspected Of Free
State sympathics. Gen. Smith, like
his compeers in theExecutive and Ju-
dicial departments, is VIGOROUSLY in
perfect sympathy and communion,
with the Pro- Slavery faction in Kan
sas.
II, There is a Territorial machine
~ of Legislature (now in SESSION. and
County Officers, Election Officers, &c.
in existence in Kansas--all those off,
GERS holding by appointment from the
Legislature which had it's origin in a
Territorial Election held on the both
Of March, 1856, whoreat the polls, in
pursuance of a long-brewed conspira-
cy, were invested by invading regi-
rnsnts, who had come over from Mis-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29
Ar xrrHAr1c srEEcH sponEp.

The Senate Committee, on the State Fraud
bill, called the new State Bank, has been
in session in this city some ten days. We
were at one the sessions Of the committee
when Marshal John L. Robinson was ex-
amined After being sworn, he began very
pompously about thus II wish to say. be-
fore answering any questions, that never
tried to influence any member ofthe legisla-
ture, directly or indirectly in regard to that
bill, and consider il base Islander for any
man to say did" casting m alicious eye
towards Governor Wright, as much as 10 say
"Now sir, don't you feel badr' The i'm
purturbable GOODNESS Of the Governor at this,
was amusing, but his sarcastic answer took
the starch out Of John L. till he looked a.
bout Us son as genuine winter strained lard
oil. "Humphr" said the Governor, with an
hrch look, nobody ever said you did-no
one ever charged you with thai, but we want
10 now what you know about the transac-
ti6ns Of certasn parties on the opening Of the
Rusbville Bank" "Or said John "why
yes I dc know something about that and
thea followed tome revelations that will
make honest men open their eyes.
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ADvY1rIsY IN rHR A,rrarcAN.

Some people seem 70 think that becouss
the Am<riean has been published here but
six weeks, its circulation is such as not to
justify advertising in its columns
This il amistake twas our large gem
eral circulation al over the state, that Undue
ed our removal to this place, and that cir
cnlation is constantly increasing. We do
not expect to solieit ADVERTISEMENTS From
presentappearances We shall have alive can
devote space to, as soon as the fact OF our
general circulation is known. We received
last week letter Of inquiry in regard to an
article manufactured here, an advertisement
Of which the writer had expected to find in
the American We hunted up the shop, but
il would have been more agreeable to have
advertised. Our city circulation is already
nearly equal to any paper in the city-ahead
Of some Of longer standing, while our circu-
lation in this county israpidly increasing,
and we believe we send regularly to at least
two thirds the counties in the state. The
new advertisements this week show that our
paper is becoming appreciated as an ad-
vertesing medium.
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A VIZ EXPECTED.

Some months ago we received an adver-
tisement Of wholesale murderer, living
or purportingto live in New Orleans, wishin,
Us 10 inform everybody, that for rcasona-
BILE consideration he would teach the art Of
manufacturing deadly poisons, under the
name Of various kinds Of delicious liquors
Not being willing 10 contribute to the I'M
timely death Of our fellow men, we refused
70 advertise for him. though he promised 10
pay largely II we would do 80 There were
editors, however, who we're so htrd pushed
for the needful, that they consented TO be-
come partners in this general swindling and
numbering scheme. on the bare promise OF
pay; and who inserted his advertisement,
though protesting to be temperance men.
Pay day having rolled around, they have
called Cor their share OF the money gathered
from unprineipled men, who were glad 10
learn how 10 kill men ut the least expense,
and most profit, money wrested from the
poor victim Of intemperance; but TO their
sorrow they find that the man who viii kill
will steal-or what is the same, he will
ehes, the printer We have not heard Of
any one receiving their thirty pieces Of sill
yer, and we are not sorry.