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MCC ORMiCK'S
IMPROVED
EcaLssIag and fEOWissg Machine
for aScSS

EOH CIeRC~s
PRICE REDUCED to SI35 90.
, ms Machine has been immuvc, and adapred 10
lhe Farmers III fenisyIVaIia, New Jersey and Della
ware and IS guaranteed 10 do better work 10 have The
same SIDE dFaught and 10 be less draughi for horses
llal any other Machine HoW III use
rms Mac@lne cuts swarlh OF ) feet; IS 6I feet
VIDE ana weighs complete Tor Evawue SO pounds.
~ ose VINO have oHy seen or used The old clumsy
pattern hrs introduced, will scarcely recognise the
neal handy and convenient MachIne get up for the
present season.
The improved Fingers penetrate the finest grass.
hined Machine
Any intelligent Farmer wishing 10 test the Machine
I'm 90 So ne has any duuh lis being the cheap.
esl and best Machine.
Purchases Of Machines or any other persons wish
ing 10 act as Agent can do sn and Will pay them SIS
bic on dclIl cry of The Machine
rhIS + OF to"t Machine, @l35 cash or 40, $40
cash balance / m2u;!>. with interest / Horse Ma
chne Si'o cash or ll5, 80 cash balance usual time.
CASIiNGS. Sl%kLES, Nc, always ON hand
app! 10 of address K. T. ELkIN1ON,
No. l3 Market ST., below 2nd,
hfIl'5n Philadelphia. Ia.
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Bricks ! Bricks :

IiiE subscribers offer for sale, at their Brick
YARD IN the Town of NEW CASTLE, all
Prices, for cash or good paper, viz:
Dark Red, So 90 Hard Brick, Sc 90
euiu'" heu' oO Salmon, 5 90
Light DO. 700 Paving Brick, 8 90
JOHN GUYER & SON.
Aug. 5, 18J7-1y
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baagngc Wagons y Hacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for tic purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight Be- O.
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna whore all orders will be thank
nlIy received and promptly attended to.
t. He VIII also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose Of hauling
Goods, Lumber, iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels
Thankful for past tavors he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEXEK LURTY.
Dec. 10, ''55-tf.
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mo- enumerated IN the above, worth from 2j 10 20 50
One OF the above nnmed giils presented 10 each pur.
chaser Fi Dock at the Hc of sale although ali books
are sold at publishers lowest prices The complete
and classified Catalogues may be had without charge
10y Caim. or sending your address.
Liberal Inducements To cOIntrv Agents Orders
from the country promptly filled and the goods Tor
Wardcd bJ cypress or malf same dav Address,
q e. EVANS,
i39 Chesnut St, Philadelphia Pa.
TO TIE PUBLlC.-As there are many Gin Book
Stores ad VeTiiscd hr-ugh"u the country, MIR EVANS
deems II Jnst 10 himself and ms duty TO the public
nasmucll as he originated The GIit.BuOk busncss-;O
state, As evidence Of the instability of such concerns
that they conceal lheIr real names from the pubic and
are advertising their business under assumed ones
hr T. Is aware iAal these various concerns published
as 'iipuh SiOrcs are calculated Ia bring the hsIncss
rsIhiIshc by himself mi" disrepu: He asks OF lhr
public cnrrcci judgment IA regard 10 his Git EuOk
tEcrpuSc tor honor InIcSrIIv and success Of which
he refers Ia all tie prominent publishers III the United
STATES. Read ms catalogue. alj
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Ayers Cherry G2ectoraI

For the Rapid Cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, lntlnenzt, Bronchitis, " hopping Cough.
Group, Asthma, lnclp.eul CONSUMPTION.
and 'rlhe rccf Of cons IN Ivc patients IN advanced
sta OF The disease.
We need i speak 10 the public of lis virtues
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet OF
In" Anerlcan states lis wonderful cures Of pulnonarv
Complaints have made il already Known. Nay. few
are ihe !tmIIi"s IA any civilized country on tins Cou
het without some personal cyfcrlcEcC of lis effect,
ana lever get lAe roIal mites iiiv where which hayc
n1l among tHcm s"mc living lruihv Of il. victory over
me subtle AID dangerous diseases of the throat and
lungs. NMle II Is The most powerful afIttJolr yct
Known 10 man for tlc urmidaIic aud daulcrous DIS
eases OF the pulmonary organs, il is as tie. pleasant
est and tel rclrGy iila1 he Cmg loved for infants
and young persons. Parents should have It in Store
against lte IN idouS enemy that steal. upon them I'M
Pi'P"tu. We lave abundant grounds 10 bekevc the
Cherry Pcct'rd say Cs more lives by the consumuons
II prevents lhGn those II cures Keep il by you and
cure your 60 ds white they curable, nor neglect
lhen until no hUman ski 'can IN, ser the ineXoTuble
caker lhai, fastened on the NIla cats your lie away
All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders and rs
ey know too the virtues of this remedy we need moi
40 moro than 10 assure them ii sll made the bcSt If
can be We spare no cost CIre, no tnll 10 urnIuce
II HE most perfect w's,Ihlc, and thus Afford Those " ho
rniy OH 1t the bcsi agent which cur skill can furnish for
lhclr cure,
Prepared by EsF. y. G.. Aycr.
Practical a0d Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass
And sold by D. D.LOCKWOOD, and J. p. uOFFECKER
smyrna, and all Traders everywhere. dI76m
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0rrCATALOGUES SENT FREE. -
G. g. EVAngS,
Publisher and OrIgtuator Of the
Gift Book Enterprise,
l33 Chestnut street, PhladcIpLia.

The unparalleled success winch has attended the
subscriber IN hl, distribution Of tiIs 10 the Million
has induced im 10 make Ia gaAand Valuable additions
10 his iormrr CMens.Nc stock OF new and popular
b'ohS liz new, complete AMI classified t1loguc Of
books embracing 1!i tne Departments of Literature
Is maIl"i Fee 10 any par! Of The rouurY.
All ,nhS sold at publishers loHe>t prices, and all
the ne" IJ!iratons OF hc day added soon as issued
:'O WGfth oI GII,s WIti each $1,000 worth ol books
sod a@"ng winch are daily distributed The fp.low-
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and CASTINGS, Of the following kinds:
All sizes of Concaye and Wiley Plo~s; also, a
Plow of our own patterns sizes; said to be
superior to any now in use. We also manulac-
ture the Michigan Double Piow ''-tor which
we are the sole agents; and an entirely new
pattern of very superior NEW-GROUND
PLOW. o. CASTINGS Of all descriptions
made to order. STOVES .rcpa!rciat The short
est notice
The public is iavited to give US call.
Feb. 20, sc If. PRATT 4 DAVIS.
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Respectfully, A.AHAyrs, kID,

SSs
CERTIFlCATE OF PROFESSOR BOOTH.
Upon examining thr cainpusIlon OF the hcs Pcruv-
an l'Hanos' can perceive ground for assuming it
10 be lhe best that can be made. On the contrary
mere Is always present more less of superluous
NATTER sometimes IN large quantity. The composition
rro"Sed by Gd.m \ lIarcs Patent, is in my esiima-
ho superior To that Of t!e best Guanos any other
&!!i!r!A i"auH!c OF winch lave heard, and / think
III! sell i!e npic cHtlc, Ia give tins positive opinion
lrh Tic r:duhtd !urr>ulla ihc .,iIu OF sui phurc
aci" on animal matter, winch Obtained ia expert
hrH'' hUl which were anticipated hy the patent III
question: Respectfully Yours, JAMES C. HOoTn
CERIlFlDATE Or PROFESSOR FRAZER
Al The request OF parties Interested huN no hesl-
aoh III S'ajLng my opinion thai the mode prepGr-
@ an artificial mnn"rc, by acting upon animal inaI.
lera by sui hurc aCi detailed Ia Dr. lIares patent
ana linked The resulting substance with ANIMAL char.
coIi ana pl'Usiatc OF iuInc IN theory, and
although lNe had no opportunity uf testing the ma
hHr' mus formed r0ccaiiy, have doubt that Il
manure iulmcd by the mixture of these Ingredients in
pr0icc proportions. would be iuund least to cqual IN
! H. th'rlS ihe best t'u&n@. JOnN +. FRAZER.
NovcL.b,r %, 1876.
4 Ii j. put up in Bre> ufOnr Hundred and Fify Poun
each, and sold al - per nrll Ton
JOHN l.. MfEIIN, Sole Agent
loJ S0uih WharV cs, above Walnut street
/ ail -"'h fnIadci pima.
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Dysentery, Relax and Worms.

Dysentery, Relax and Worms.
PosT OFFICE H,RrLAND, Liv Co, Mich Nov lG, 1855
DIR AYER-Your Pills are the perfection of medicine
YOU. She had been sick and p!nlng away for months
Went OIL 10 be doctorcd great expense but got no
better. She lhen commenced taking your Pils.Which
soon cured her by CXpcluS arge quantities Ofw0rHs
(dc9dJ from her body They afterwards cured her
an! tHO children OF bloody Gysentcry One Of q Ir
nol9hbors had ii bad, and my wife cured him will,
two doses Of your pills, Tue others around us paid
from five To twcny dollars, bills and lost much time
without being cured entirely even then. Such a
medicine yours, which is actually good and honest
Will be priced here. GEO GRIFFIN, Postmaster
Indigestion and Impurily of the Blood.
From Rev Hines, Pastor Of Advent church, Boston
DE AVER have used your Pills with cxtraortina.
ry success IN my ianIy and among those am called
10 visit IN distress 10 regulate the organs of dlgcs
ton and purify the hicOi They The very best rene
dy have ever known, and can confidently recon-.
mend them TO my friends. Yours, J ' HINES,
WARSAW, Wyo;niu9 Co. n Y, Oct 2I 1855.
DEA&SlE-l am u>lug your Cahartc Pills IN m,
PFacuce, and tina them excellent purbatlye 1,
cican,c the syatta a:d purify the fountains of tht
blood. JOHN g. MEACIIAAI II u
Erys !pells, Scroiula, Kings Evil, letter. Tu
mors, aud Salt Itheum.
Dir AYE;-Your Ills are the paragon Of all that j
great IN mc!iruc. Tcy have cured nv ltie dan IA
Ter OF C!ceona eur;S upon Ecr hands and feet that ha,
proved mcurahe for years. licr mother had beer
long GncvoGs afflicted Aul blolchcs and pmplcs o.
her hln and u. her hIr Ai!or oar Child Was cured
s.4e also tried Your Pll.s, and licy have cmod her
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miscellaneous Advertisements.
sep E'cT cc2ag192yIsag 10 E7arase seevs!
HAki"S PATENT CONCENTRATED
e L. u 0 ID m a E9REE

w hICtl Is beyond all doubt the most powerful and
w Valuable Fertilizer ever offered TO the nnhlic
10" long viii AgrlcuilursIs submit TO the Guano Mo.
hoPoiy: Whilst They have the above more potent and
more valuable Fertilizer Thirty per cent Less Cost!
Read The Certificates and then try it alongside of the
best feruVl Guano and lette result speak for itself
CERTIFICATE OF DIR. HAYES
lhe specifications OF DR.. Hare and j. Odam having
bceh submitted 10 me- have found the con position OF
matter on winch they are founded 10 be highly nitro
9eho's ana lermcn!able compound, containing the
essentials of fertilizer of the highest character and
also lhe TODD d sustaining crops to the time Of Ihcir
maturing. regard this enterprise OF manuiaclurn,
Il Guailo Instead OF Importing, practical and lmpor-
ai't undertaking iuvo9ably affecting the interests OF
oar common country.
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Rheumatism. Neuralgia, and Gout.

From the Rev Br. !awlcs OF the Meth Eps. Church.
PrLAsM iIorsE. Savannah. Ga Jan t, lsji.
lIoNoRtD SIN-l shnuId be grateful for the rcllcl
your SKIN has brought me II did not report my ease
10 4nn. coll >"'iIHI IN my iImhs ami brought on
eArrd' Mtlng neurt.g &c pans. which ended IN chrome
rhcumat>m ! Nh"It!.s;duLlhg had IAc best OF p!y.
SclAli,' the disease .rr" worse and worse. until iy
III" advice OF your cscclCut aren't in Baltimore DT
Mackenzie, | tned y5ar PAS Their effects were
SOY, but sure. ~ rersoS crug IN the use Of them
am now entirely well
SENATE CnlNnlG, Eaton Rouge, La, Dec. -
pr AN NEE-l L1' hre' 'nlrc.y cured by your Pills
OF Rheumatic GoI;a PAINFUL disease hai had aiIlct
cd me Tor years. VINCENT SLIDEII
For Dropsy, Plethora or Kindred Complaints
requiring an aciIvc purge they c>ccet remedy
FOR |ostiHencss or Constipation, and as a
Dinner Phi, they are agree able and eilcclual
FITS, Suppression, Parall SIS, Inflammation
ana oven Deafness, AMI Partial Blindness have been
cured y! the aiIeutuNe actInu oi these pills.
Mp>i oi Iac Pm. in ,,.lt.,f ..,roi,, [I.rr. l;l
although Ndl.aol~ rcmeIs IN sklu hands Is dan,
4cE'n~ ~ I'.i @ lrom III dreadful conacq ernre,
lhl' ltciuttk io.!pN lis iHeauuuus use These con
tam no ihrtrIfy or inincrol Substance Whatever
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Money Is received deposit daily The amount IA.
posted Is entered in Deposit 30 k or II TT, forred
Cerihcate will he given - the Rpositor
All sums ar received and PAID RACK ON
DEMAND, without notice
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most horrible thing in The world, Ii, aoou'
Christmas time one of the bsppiest and n 'os'
amusing systems that he has ever seen. ".
should not be al all surprised If Senator Se-
ward, during the impending convus.ion On the
Kansas question, should appear as a moderator
and compromised in Congress, and submit
plan for the settlement of the question upon
some interesting basis which would be accept
able to the radicals on both sides. If Senator
Seward should have the magnanimity during
the approaching crisis, upon the issue of which
depends the question of the admission of three
States into the Union-we say if the Senator
would only have the magnanimity to throw
aside for the time being his narrow sectional
ideas, and come out for the whole Union. disre-
garding all parties, cliques and factions,
whether fire eaters, niger drivers, dirt-eaters
or niger worshippers, he might be able to al
lay the present excitement be entitled to be
called the Saviour of his Country and receive
the support of all Independent men in 1860.
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vestigation Of the Twentyeighth street arson case
Saturday and the accused parties, consisting of
Pamaya Cox and her three children, were committed
to prison by Justice Kelly, to answer the charge.
Gen. Walker Is OF for the South leaving it is said
his affairs with the government in the keeping of his
supporters at Washington, who will vigorously press
his claims. There are large number of men at No
bile and New Orleans ready to proceed to Nicaragua
to reinforce COL Anderson, and Walker will proceed
thther, probably to perfect Arrangements for their
departure.
An interesting letter from Washington, containing
important dispatches from Com. Conover, of
the African squadron, is given in to-day's paper.
II appears that the British forces at that station
under pretence of arrestmg slaves, have been pro-
miscously boarding and Selling American vessels to
an extent which ought if it does not, arouse the ire
OF the general government. The slave trade is re-
ported to be very brisk.
The bark Mary c. Dyer, Capt. Pickett, bound from
Settle, France, with a cargo of wine and salt, for
New York, went ashore at Barnegat on Sunday
morning. Beyond the report that her crew were
landed in safety we have no particulars Of the dis
aster.
The value Of foreign goods imported at the port of
Boston during the week ending 9Th inst. amounted
to $34S os6 showing decrease of t7lS,4s4 as com.
pared with the corresponding period last year.
The advance in cotton obtained the receipt of the
Atlansics news fully sustained Saturday while the
sales embraced about 600 bales of and leo do up
lands, at full prices The -four market was heavy and
prices inclined 10 droop, and grades closed at
rather easier rates. while Gales moderate chiefly
to the local and eastern trade Wheat inactive, and
sales confined 10 small lots Of Southern and Kentucky
vUb,t NTH h,coU
place Sales of checked by the enhanced views
of holders who demanded CSC Toe for shipping grades
of white and yellow. Pork less buoyant with sales
Of at SIS SIS rs and old sl4 IS a $l4 90.
Sugars moderately dealt in, with sales Of 200 800
bhds snd 800 boxes at steady prices Coffee was quiet
md sales Light Freights without change of moment
while engagements werelsht
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rHt eENsRn NEWSPAPER pE-r,rcW.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 1855.
Tho Cos leader discusses the acquisition Of Central
America. IL repudiates the adopted by walker
bv evidently isyors the project by another process II
says To acquire the privilege Of constructing railways
canals and roads the Isthmus settle regions
country usyerscd by these routes with peaceful trades.
men, farmers mechanics, Sc would the only sure
and ipfallble mode o. planting institutions perna.
ncntly in those regions n however must plant our
institutions in regions south Of us. by the strong arm let
be by open and honorable hostility conducted under
the auspices and authority Of the government Nothing
he than find cause OF national quarrel with
the Central American states and the Spanish government
five set about seeking it, IT, contrary TO our national
policy, must needs extend institutions southwark
by force, let il be done by honorable warfare and not
nv piratcal fprav
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Ghs New Fork DECENTRALIZATION Tor Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Niagara, Capt wlcSman,
Will leave Boston Wednesday, a, noon FOR Liverpool
Tns European mails will close in this city at
crrc- TO 60 by ralrosd, and at hspast two O'Clock r.
II 10 &c by steamboat
Toe European edition OF the HKsAD printed in French
Engtss, viii ss published At O'Clock in the
Ing. Single copies. In wrappers, six cents.
s4bscrors and advertisements Ter any edition Of the
NV Vssx EEsA1S viii be received At the following
riacs3 T. I--ops-
Lssues ..ss-rscz low, Spn 4 o.. Al Lldgate hiil.
An. European Express Co, 81 King William ii
PtsS An -Eurep-Aa Express Co, Place de la Bourse
II.ss-sJG Am European Exprass Co, Cnapoi street
p S.la.:, &C Exchange street, East.
HAyr1. European Express Co.. y Rue Corneille.
Tie >oaten:s o toe European edition Of the HsRALp vii
sScasHe La received hy mail and telegraph at tho
ans turas L.. previous week and up to the hour ofpub
tcA.~re
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PRINTING FOR CoSGREsS.-The official records
published in the HERALD yesterday go to show
that for the printing Of the last Congress two
hundred and ffty-six thousand dollars werc
paid to A. o. p. Nicholson; two hundred and
fifty-one thousand to Cornelius Wendell, and
sixty thousand to Beverly Tucker-making in
all the pretty sum Of nearly six hundred thou
sand dollars. This Is exclusive Of the printing
for the Post Office and the binding for Con-
greS, which are "fat" little jobs by them
selves. This amount was distributed among
three printers; and it represents the prize for
which there has recently been such a scandal
lous struggle in Washington The profits are
enormous and the corruption used to obtain
them correspondingly horrible. Were not the
award Of the printing for Congress made
strictly psrtizan matter, IL is probable
that the expense Of doing the work of both
houses would not be over three hundred thou
sand dollars and we believe that IT could he
well done for even less. The great majority of
publications authorized by Congress serve no
useful purpose while thousands Of them are
conveyed in wheelbarrows 10 the bookstores in
Washington, and sold for q song. Our
readers will understand that the Printer
10 Congress makes bis profits out of this
surplusage. He does not furnish the paper, but
contracts for the press work and the setting OF
the types. After so many copies are printed,
the cost Of reprinting is merely nominal, and
the members who are friends OF the printer
therefore order twenty, thirty or City thousand
copies of document when Eve or ten thousand
would be an ample supply.
Now, if this work cost the last Congress six
hundred thousand dollars, there i no probabili-
~ that the present body will get off for less.
In fact the sum will BE- increased. The former
job was divided between three men; now il is
nominally given to two-Stecdman and Harris;
but, ~ We have shown, they arc haryNsSd BY
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HAarSoHD. Conn, Jan. 10, 1855
Alfred Eson, aa EnSIlshmac, twenty FIVE years Of
accomplished, in his city, d. twelve O'Clock on atur,
night the great feat OF walking during enc hundred
eight consecutive hours, without sleep or rest
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SANDY Hook, Jan. &C, 1856
% .ae squan telegraph line we learn tina, bark NJ
run rance bound to New York, won't ashore
Bs1assa; yesterday.
NISs O'CLOCK P.
W. nave osea unable 70 learn any further par.ieui
concen,n>s ."e oGx ashore at Barnegs, excep, tai
crew rs believed 70 hare been landed IL SAFETY. 81,
al ut the, East
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. w,ecE ON the Florida Coast.

WD1nNCcoy, jan. 10, 1858.
The schooner seen bottom up on the Florida coast,
about month ago. believed to have sailed from Tampa
for New Orleans. Her IL partially gone from the
wreck but "---ile Day remains. A body. which has
nosied ashore from her, has the name "W Palmer" on
the arm
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Condemnation OF the Schooner SUSSEX.

BAirsoRE, Jan. TO, IS0t.
The schooner Sussex Capt Martin from Nassau Island,
for Baltimore with cargo Of guano, arrived at Msgus %
uo ed December, in a sinking condition Her cargo was
then discharged and the vessel condemned. Tho Sussex
~ Insured in Phil adelnhia
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The Southern HAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1868
The Southern mail Is late as due has been rccei,
from points this side Of Mobile
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CHARITABLE D.SCNG.-Mr. BOBBY Brooks
and Miss Flora MFlimsey have frequently
acknowledged that they were much indebted
to us for the success Of their late charity ball
at the Academy, and that our efforts tended to
increase the receipts. Our remarks upon the
expansion of crinoline had the effect OF arous-
ing and expanding it still more, operating upon
q certain section of the fashionable world as
the Irishman operated upon his pigs-persuad-
ing them that he really intended driving them
from Cork TO Dublin, when in fact he desired
them to 20 from Dublin to Cork. We have
therefore. some claim upon Mr.. BOBBY Brooks
and Miss Flora NJ Flimsey, and call upon them
to help the calico ball which is shortly to be
given at the Academy. As they are fond Of
dancing, they cannot do better than to aid and
assist the committee that has this affair in
charge. Perhaps they will be put on the list Of
managers, when Mr.. BOBBY Brooks can luxu-
rate in rosette, and Miss Flora M'Flimscy in
a bouquet and a splendid bust. The calico
ball, we hear, promises TO enlist all classes of
r"ciety and to be in every way successful, but
Il still wants the aid Of Mr. Booty Brooks and
Miss Flora M'Flimsey.
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dozen or twenty hungry. rsvenous, broken
down country editors from Virginia, Ohio, Ten
neesee and other States, all of whom election
eered and lobbied against Wendell who was the
only opposition candidate. Wendell was the
only practical printer in the batch who had an
Office and the facilities for doing the work. He
was nominally defeated; but the successful men
have to go to him 10 get the work done. He
must Lave a profit, they must have profit, aud
the country editors must have profit, so that
the job will have TO be multiplied almost indef-
nitely. The whole thing is piece of
the most outrageous corruption that ever
was permitted on the face of the
earth--a nuisance which can only be abated
by the enactment of a Law for the creation of q
printing bureau, to be attached to one of the
departments.
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prwApN
Saturday MORNING clear aud pleasant afternoon over
Cast night Gear.
Ssnisy-Cear and pleasant all day night clear
NJuday-norning clear and pleasant; Afternoon over
CO
Tuesisy-nornins clear and pleasant; afternoon over
cast
Tednesdsy--yornios, snow; afternoon overcast, night
clear
.Tharstsy-Ce~ ard cold eli day and night
tridsy-Ceg and cold all day and aQht
saiudsY-overcsst, with snow
tiFe Marshal Baker, Il seems, concluded the IL &.